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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1946)
I ¿a - -Hurt .ffisia fL in g * * Fifty-Eighth Year No. 18 March 8,1946 .... ■ = « A Shipley Tells o f Raider V e rn o n «$ c o lu m n o f n e w » About Government, ran HrMET Court Starts Politics Livened 1 Paying For New By Candidates’ Road Machinery Vernon Shipley, a member of an infantry commando outfit in ■ th ejo u th w eet Pacific, told of his Sinking Find Accent experiences while training for w ith » » p o c ia l e m p h a ii s the anfcious duties involved to Opened To Make Payment the Moro Breakfast dub W ednes day moraine. Of t h e 82 men who On Equipment on the Northwest sta rte d to take the course only Paym ent of many bills for the 37 finished and they were con Months have passed since Ad sidefed able to take care of them- Foad dePartm ent brought the m iral Je rry I .a n d c e a se d to b ? ■elvea and aid other mem bers of ^o unty fund« down to a much chairm an of the m aritim e com the group in any danger. Fiiygi- • w er figure after the March m ission b u t reverberations of al cal fitness w as the basts of the 8e88ion of the court adjourned training, which a l s o included Wedne8day Equipm ent bought, leged scandals during his lncum knowledge o f weapons and infor- after four years of buying noth- bancy are still heard in the sen mation on how to combat an en- ing’ waB re8P°nsible for most of ate and a recital of the signs of em y without weapons. the Payments. om ission and com m ission of th at The public ' affairs comm ittee Anoth*r item was the partial agency d uring the w ar was given reported on prelim inary phases P ® ^ ^ for the gravel that has a few days ago in detail by Sen of it« program aiklng support of been and w in t>e crushed for the ator Aiken of Vermont, w ho add the club in obtaining an airport ^ tm ty . Rogers Construction com- ed, “W hen an exam ination * of for the community and asuing pany ttnished at the Kaseberg m aritim e commission affairs has that club members inform Uiem- pit last week and moved to the C lO U C T /IO r been brought up to date it will selves on highway m atters in pre- plt ln Einnigan canyon betwevn be the m ost shocking story of paration for the time when high- K ent and Grass Valley. A total collusion, corruption and disre way matters might be decided ® * O fiC gard of public in te rest ever pre- . --------- of . 20745 yards were put out from aented a g a in st’ an agency of the JA X 1C A D E OF WORLD WAR II VETS A R R IV E S IN W ASHINGTON . . . b y « ^ m ta a to n and o th -r Kaseberg pit, 15,000 yards M a m 9 9 n x 7 U nited States governm ent*’ " ° proU>®1 th e refu sa l of C hicago a u th o rities to g r a a » 4 b e s o ta x ic a b M- 8tate and 'federal agencies. have been ordered from the Finni- tr lU T O f ¿ ¿ F lC l The details for Senator A iken’s their claims to u»e° fldcr^rauthontiis**^ Thei *» W*’ hin<ton U) present Amuasment for the m eeting pit and 15 to 20,000 yards Governor Earl Snell will be the Governor Earl Snell critlcbm were furnished by a « t e r . . . . , L t u . « „ u *' ** X 7 . 7 1“ “ P" 9l* aker a ‘ » » « * < W to b; held rep o rt by the comptroller gener- - --------------------- ’ they HooHgan by Cost Is based on a charge of of in . the - ............ Moro school auditorium , Politics and People Filing For Office All Incumbents File For Same Positions; No Contest In Sight In County W ith the com ing of the final date fo r filing for the prim ary election in May, there has been some activity in county politic: although no contests are prom is ed by the line-up so far. Incum bents have agreed to continue in office which assures the citizen that the functions of county gov ernm ent will go on. F irst to file his declaration of candidacy was Norm an E. Fields, newly appointed sheriff, who fil ed for nom ination on the demo cratic ticket. County treasu rer Naomi Van Gilder, no one appearing to w ant the job she has held so long, con sented to file and her nam e will also be on the dem ocratic baiioti ,n MaV Jo e P e te rs who took over the P081 of county com m issioner the f*rst of the year, has filed for the Republican nom ination for tha two year term and Vernon Miller now in his last year of his first term as commissioner, filed for « « t a r term . He is a Democrat. Sltcll Schedule* Trdh f ed which found nothin« to com- m end in the records of the marl- tim e commission and m ore tnan a score of m ajor e rro rs of omia- sion and commission, one of the least of which w as th a t w ar ship- pin« adm inistration carried on its books as assets ships which long since had gone to the bottom N ation Tn L C J ° t l M e E,riOllgh Food * r> ■ •jay g o v ern m e n t E x p erts R ohenw . was “tried” and »»•<» I* r yard DeleKatl° ns were 1« >o request convicted for some grievous fense. m inor . road changes and to hby hi.y . , gravel for im provem ent of pi I- vate roads and yards. Tom Fi-a- Local Legion Plans ser and Art Christianson asked 1 Despite c u rren t «hurt»«... food ; «. ,>r . .. u * rather short througlxm t wart.me nations overseas 194«. The per capita supply o( 'P :_ tL J __ *nd huge exP°rta of w heat and meatf5 m ay be nearly one-iifui ° th e r foods from this country, 'a r^er than 1935-1939 although consum ers " ‘. T '“? '' consum ers probably would nke of the ocean. Collection of insur tate data indicate the overall PVPn __. ance prem lnum s to the am ount prospect is fa r from sen™. 7 m<>re 3t present Prlc<?S- 1 of more th an $3 000 000 was not IT °r total ° 7 dairy products pe. e v e n ^ c o X ^ T Z a Z was 18 „OT ^ aChan,8 e , " I 081*8 *° ** F rid ay night, M arch 22. when the S h e rm a n ’ County Historical c , holds .,„1,1.. its .... organi/. ------- '«sti.m Society m eetin g T h e -G overnor, evincing lii^. con- tinning interest I n 't'l^ 7 h is 't™ o r ...... paid on loat vessels In some cases L R B rclthauPl °S C extension th e sam e as 1835-1939. w ith s u h birth of the Leffan as an or-rsnl mi nor s talk i T X , « , T T T t a « £ T a ^ a^ lcullUr „ economist. F u r th e r stanttal m creases in flu id “ ° r i , n ‘ J " ™ , « * “ <>' “ J f o l ios,x, ^ T ^ i “ of the ship a “ 7 7 X nat,,On* J r COEt a"d ~ can^ ">»*• ^ e r u i n m e n , feature, for the o T ^ t e T M c M ^ and" noT* * tem pt to reconcile the am ounts L n “ . ™ , “ “ *** 2° P t W n ' -------- of the national income. of m aritim e com m ission and w ar The prelim inary estim ates on shipping adm inistration, th e re- port stated, would- show a discre- 3nfd d ist’dl)ution of fiAGfwi U foods ’’ for *” 1946 pancy of not less than eo $3.000.000- „ n,ted States ---- - ‘™ ** ' P m° re than « " « « '" « a red u « ion in b u tte r p e r capita am ounting to about one-th!rd be low prew ar. Civilian consum ption ° f eggS pcr c a p ita - ls ^ P « 1« 1 ™ <'°F u rtb er. Senator Aiken th n a r t y th f e o n total added. d lcate - ilir « ,.' for civ ilian s e i i c ^ m J a ^ o n X d the X report - , - r era,.: h a d n o t b ^ n made know n f to o o th er m em bers of the comm is sion, no copy had- been sent Hs congress presum ably, contents w and, ere know only to the Z r e ’^ Thal completes county offices. Music and singing of nom ination. Two are to be cleet- The senatorial district of Gil- ‘ ’’" " ’i er to Mrs MmVe F ^n k who Sne" began h '8 Car“ r *" G" ’ t e u X s^me in W a to ’ e r " am C° U" ty WhCre he “,t,;nde<1 bid being the highest of throe 8fh° ° 1’ a" d ent<?red buslnes5 presented * for<? goin* to the le(!islalur'; He became the house, -------- - sj>eaker of « ' •>- ~ se* -- greem ent was ma to follow crebiry of s tate and for four years t o “s ^ . k V U c k ^ T a n d T e ^ C h a r . ^ " „ " a n d a X r i ' ^ X ' haS ,he Rta‘e 88 g° '’ern<' r program a re being gathered and they w ill Include sleight of hand perform ances. Binging, and per. haps a talk to explain the history and purposes of the leg io n . Z .................................. .. »*<;re lie war horn proved an d also for new «ratline a|1(| rajse(| wU| fron. Sa!t>111 In the 22nd legislative district, beieD raQ O I) on the road th at runs easi from t0 aj(, |h e form ation lhe c ,unty com prising counties of GiUiam, Chris 8chuKs Post American H ardlandview Grange hall cer- Morrow, Sherm an and W heeler. wiH hnM q a w . , historical group. B banquet ni^hi and m ner. for ___ of .. program wIB next Wedne^Uv v e f Francis on^the W atkins asked T Off,cers lhe S(X>iety arc a r* ° f Ione and Giles a t th e Odd-Felkwr* hall in hnn nr ni n ♦>, m nl” ranging a program for the event F rench of Mor<\ incum bents, ’J S X of ^ e £ ^ i t ^ f T y o T h T ^ r t ^ ' tha‘ SUPP“ .7 * " £ ^ T e X T ' F a tla ^ n T c T t7 w ^ „ I k “ J L ^ 7 " , ^ ” ,.n8r“ s " ” n „7™ 7 « » 7 ! 7 7 7 GrefP°n Oregon district, has filed file d for re- .w e*ect*°n, and Is seeking the Re h ^ T "’ 7 “ fs . Civilians wijl have more of some ___ foods and less of others, but the national diet in 1946 will contain total may exceed any previous 3 percent l e s s carbohydrates year—P°sslb'y 3 percent in food than the 1935-1939 average per m et of fund« from the sink.r.g of J u ,y A constJtution ha5 been labor com m issioner are to he i01^ 08 Pu rP°ses was n*so w ritten for the approval of the c^osen at the p arty prim aries In aU ° F m em bers a t this m eeting and ^ aV- E arl Snell, governor, Ro- edm m ission/chairm an.. Because of ^nergy a ve the 1935-1939 aver capita, but m ore of all o th er prin w. pi J D plans will be made for the annual 6®rt S. F arrell jr. secretary of the incorrect and careless ac- nUtrientS* The indi^ ^ t l U d P rO g raH ) DEATH RATE UP m eeting to be held in June. Some Rtate and W. E. Kimsey, labor counting m ethods o f the com guccessfu, the situation will lx* m ore thiam fne and n i a r i n ^ t ^ o At the m eeting of the Moro Oregon’s traffic death rate for historical data has been gathered commissioner, have filed on the W^B* v eP° < » r helped further. of the B comDlex v ita m in s V ari W omafl’s club next Friday, March the year 1945 was 11.7 persons and steps taken tow ard the writ- Republican ticket. It is expected tmuossible to m ake an inU l..- -------------- arp £ c o m p ,« 15. the • intem atlonM reiations killed per one b u n d e d million I n g of county history. Aecumu- * a‘ .he D em ocrat, w in siso Impossible Sugar and gent audit. It was tnot intim ated “J " ? .1“ “ *' ** 7i?2,r 7 h 'r L b illio n Prom inent am oung the foods that will occur in the various sections com m i,tee win •» charge am! miles of travel, Secretary of latlon of inform ation about the have a full ticket but there has 7 8 . ‘h e ..m.Or. 7 T ? ’b .7 r “ “ ________________________________ of the country and X e e n ^ •* « * » * ‘wo M rs S tate Robert S. F arrel. Jr., said county and its early day citizens been - m e troubie In getting it the country and betw een con dollars was stolen b u t its exact filled. Floyd Dover of Jackson sum ers according to th eir know Lloyd H enrichs, who came last today. This compares to a rate ifi the m ajor activity of the group. county, has filed for secretary of disposition could not be discover- 1 Q A iJ F r A P T A A llI w inter from Australia, will speak of 9.7 for 1944. -------- “ ------------ ed from a study of the records. 1 rre e Z e O U l ledge of food values and the’r state. about th at continent w here she The death rate, showing the DANCE ADV’ERTISED purchasing power. This was made to the chairm an Rex Putnam , school superin- m ade her home for the great- num ber of persons killed in re- In 1944, the national income has er of . a |th o v 7 , . “ "„ , ^ « - " 8 Kiuefl m re- The Kent I-egion post and tendent, ,s ru n n in g for office of the commission <$n Nov. 19, 161 billion dollars ,___ J ' Scotland ^ _ g l9llon e*P<»‘»'e to ace'dent A uxiliary to 7 he Sat- u, a op M ,n nosr hl. n cx heinv n o n -n a r ils in was nearly 1945 and covered th e period end- F o rt . . » W *oi Dimon dollars Mrs to Ooal Par- 7 " ' ----- - . ¿ is " ''7 7 host « u x u next .a r y is i sar- a againi hls being a non-partisin Ins Ju n e 30 1943 T he condltion Y y 88°' ba<* 19n°' and expenditures for food sligh-ly X T i ^ l h . J b ’ h° Wed a ” lnCTea8c for tbe thlrd urday b ig h t at a donee in h o n ir om ce « 7 m .r i.im e 'com m ission accounts an eve" ‘ occurred tb a t old ‘I ™ * over 30 bUHons. T hus it requir- she „ „ , X r dur " T " ^ * d ' » th* birthd“ y ° f the ^ gl° n and " " " « day ° " « on 19 „ of the present w as n o t ois- •'«■member w ith dread. I t was the ed 19 percent for food. T hat com- , ,h , T? v ,7 7 ^ e" increas' rK St Patrick's day. Legion mem traditionally the final day when hers are to be invited by letter. ™ ‘he big-freeze-out, blg-freeze-ont. the * e Pares Pa- p e rc e n t,,n .929, th** tb - ... member, asked 1W3' ____ spring of the w ith 29 percent in 1929, candidates gath er at Salem and The present commission, of first com plete loss the countv first y e a r th a t records are avail- attend but others are invited wait around the office of the sec retary of state, exchanging gos which Captain Macauley is act- had experienced, although t ” e ° " national expenditures fo- to go sip and bolstering up th eir nerve ing chairm an, has been try in g to w et h arvest of 1893 was , food. Consum ers w ith low in- --------------------- for the campaign. It is probable straighten out th e records. Sen- as bad rom e spend' a larger part of th eir th at th ere will be candidate» ator Aiken reported, and he gave The w ln ter had '"com e for food than those w ith p ___ Robert S. Farrell Jr., secretary them credit for being honest m en one and fa|| sown w heat a jg e r incomes, b u t less p e r cap - G a m e L O m m lftlO n enough Saturday m orning. of state, today announced he sincerely try in g to 'p erforin a up five o r gl lnches accor(tirK y or. e < e r <P la c „ p P J *. would be a candidate in the May Senator Says Security public duty. to the stories. About noon on Y OellS B eaV P r r e ltS prim aries for re-election to that • • • March 9 the w eather changed At th e second beaver sale held office. Serving successively as John R. b u rd o ck , represents- ancl an eagt w ind came up T ^ at Still Individual’s Job by the Oregon ¡State Game Com- legislator, speaker of the house tive of Arizona, lost a son killed nIght and for the fo|lowlng day m ission this season, 560 pelts of representatives, and for the in the w ar, and he thou g h t it o r tWQ a blizzard sw ept over thp Senator E. R. Fatland o<’ Con w ere sold for a total price of Pa®t term as one of Oregon’s tlu e e would be a good idea to s ta rt a tb a( k ibe<j every spear of don, speaking before the Sherman $27,853.50. The }moet successful principle officials. Farrell has reclam ation project as a memor- w beat tb a t was up County Council of Republican bidder w as H arry Jackson of the been a lifelong republican. tel to his son. In due tirrte a bill Joe Brooks of W asco call2 at. Women, here Thursday called at Blue M ountain F u r company, I n com m enting on his candida- tention to the fact that Oregon was introduced covering the pro- Mention to the e v e n t' w hich he who received 312 pelts. Land- for re-election Farrell said: has made greater proportionate Ject, w ritten by one of the taw- knows from b earsay only, the ow ners who have contracted with “D uring my term as secretary of advances in industry and wealth yers in th e reclam ation service. Brooks family being residents of th e Gam e Commission under its sU te 1 have endeavored to con-, than any Pacific coast state, and W hen hearings w ere held on the Ashland a t th at tim e. It got cold beaver m anagem ent program will duct m any and varied d*u that during the period of growth bill R epresentative M urdock was tb ere Marc*h 10 arid before the receive one-third of the proceeda ties of th at offIce (one of the ltr- I Oregon has been consistently astonished. The m easure had w eath e r cleared his brother. Jam- from the pelts taken on th eir fire8t *n United States) in a 1 governed by Republican officials. thlngs in it that he never sus- pg A rthur, succumbed at the age lands. The rest ,of the money Prom pt, efficient and courteous He held that no government pected; lots of things which, if of 27. goes tow ard paym ent of trap- m anner ” could deliver the security It pro the bill w as passed, would ups?t Men who w ere berp ¡n ping, m anagem ent and adminis- " as8isteii ‘n securing the en- mised unless it could also control a num ber of things. T here was been notlng tbe m bd wi a ^ r tratlon costs actm ent of the W ar Ballot Coin- I .__. . . . . 4 ( 4 ----------- . prices, for money guarantees are so .m u ch dynam ite in the bil1 Of 1945.46 and w ondering if it mission „ Act which enabled tno«t “As a Mwnuci m em ber ui of m th e e Doarti hoard or of T __. «141.1- hl , «1. r a « ineffective otherw ise. Rising pri- th a t Murdock repudiated it, b u t happen again. Even If it ______ wltbln and without the confines control I am especially interested «¡es are indicative of the failure out of the m e s s :a .new m easure did Jt b ard iy be as ^ n o u s F 08T B B MARTIN R R R R of this country to vote th eir res- in the early com pletion of th e , .u , . .. " o pectlve sta te baitots and a t the state building Z X m « j L r e v ,7 * prO™ ^ T Is 'now being drafted. as was the freeze-out of 40 years F c t e r M artin wm «low» from Mme .tim e to see th a t these bal- ed by the ^ . p l e '-'Ur“ y ’m “ ‘ <° n8*8t ° ’ OTne‘htn« • • ‘ Morse u has not ai?o f°r w ear,y day farm arp ers w rre r e s e r v f RDAim ~ ------- Field .tatlon ------------- -- tou « o o e tim e to s e e m at t n e s e nai- e<l b y th e n e o n le in th e Oregon's Senator e„ Mie Pendleton Mon- ¿hrougH Federal reguiations election o f T s t year ” “ 7 7 “ ° " *° m ° “ y ' O t h e r NatlO IlS T o p tC Recalled Again Farrell Announces Candidacy For Second Term As State Secretary matter. HiMiXBippl. Frank vonBorstel is preai- the club and Mrs Howard arranged for the Thursday . . . . --------- meeting which was attended by to this many years prior to election to the both men and women and by oth- office of secretary of state. ers than club members.
