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Official County ffcper M o ro , O regon, F r id a y , y f f i î 5, 194G Fifty-Eighth Year No. 35 D e d ic a tio n trf Weed Control A column o f n ew t About Government, On Way Wheat Saleable Field Day Date From Any Set For Saturday Elevator Now Local grain grow ers organi July 6 at 1:30 The program in dedication of the Carl T . P P e tts Memorial or zations have now been Informed gan to the Community church, th at the governm ent’s decision P o lilia and People Court To Bay Sprayer, New Wkcab, V m 4 T « to held Sunday evening, was heard to take a half of the grain p u t in by a church full of friends who public warehouses has been chan Expected To Canee Moot AAA To Furnish Inspector came to* listen to the evening of ged again and that now no grain w ith especial em phasis music, Mr and Mrs Carroll Sayrs will be requisitioned for the Fanner Interest' For Weed Control had arranged for the occasion. starving Europeans. M rs Lloyd AhdereoR of Salem An apparent beginning of ac- Instead of th a t the governm ent, The annual field day a t the on the Northwest * 3 * organist playing three series tion tow ard enforcem ent of the it is understood, will go in the experim ent station will be held * ®e r' weed control law th a t has been open m arket and buy the 250,- ** tu n es and varia- jn effect in Sherm an county for 000,000 bushels of new w heat it Saturday, Ju n e 6, beginning at Filibustering, such as Senator °* °«? j several years was made at the is pledged to ship to E urope and 1:30 p. m. W. Lee (pass th e biscuits, Pappy) There are new w heats to see QDanlel of Texas, Dem ocra., \ ®d" ccunty court m eeting W ednesday Asia. This decision, like others of am ong them being th e little, undertook to talk the OPA bill accepting The x w g an o n l>e- w b e n t b e court agreed to pur- the adm inistration’s, is subject brow n chaff club w heat th a t la ha o the church and paying tri- t b ase a weed sprayer w ith which to change w ithout notice. to death, is m ore talked about half Alicel and half Rex. I t’s ttyap undertaken in th e United , y Peeta to spray noxious weeds in the Speculation is rife hereabouts heads tu rn brown all a t once like n welt chosen Ifir a ff t He spoke county roads, senate. Occasions when a as to the effect of the govern and some are brow n w hile others of his love of music and of the filibuster is attem pted are rei- m ent buying on the w heat m ar are green. It has led th e ‘ list church and his friends and said Members of the AAA board m et rare, and they can be ket. W ith a known quan tity to of w inter w heats for tw o years, that th e. gift was «entirely In w ith the court and requested ac- u t'o n ly when there Ls a purchase the effect, m ay be de m aking 42 bushels in 1944 and 25 keeping with the spirit th at mo- tion again. They were Wallace deadline, such as the expiration cidedly inflationary w hich will bushels in 1945. It m ay be the tivated Carl Peeta. fla y , K enneth Fridley and Rus- date of a law which must be re defeat promises of th e govern w heat of the future. A sex tet composed of Lynn pel Belshee who were accompan- newed before the deadline ex H art, Velma McKean, Dorothy led by LeRoy W right and Robert m ent to restrict higher prices of The new chemical 2-4-D has pires. K enny, Genevieve Powell, Dean ^iarvin. Ralph’ Busse was ap- food stuffs. Filibustering, If conducted by W heat cooperatives in this been tried out a t the station on P in k erto n an d F ra n k Sayrs sang pointed by the AAA to be inspec- a single senator, is a terrific stra in county would probably have been pepper grass and e th e r weeds th ree old songs for th eir first to r for the AAA. His duties will on Ms sponsor. If m ore than one able to meet the requirem ents and the results are considered appearance and th re e m ore varied be to inspect fields w here the senator participates—say th ree or of last w eek’s reg u la tio n which w orth looking at by M errill num bers th e ir second time on the owner has applied for weed con- four-—the ta s k ia greatly sim pli S P A R K L IN G W ATERS—VACATION T IM E . . . VacatUn U n e has was to requisition w heat in all Oveson, superintendent, who will ro strum . T hey weip accompanied |ro l paym ents from the govern- arrived In New Jersey along the coast and Inland. S p arklln f lakes fied, for • in such cases they warehouses and elevators not lead the tour. R esults can be by Mrs H elen Sayhs a t the organ, gnent m ark the Inland and mountain areas where sails are being set with “sped ” each other. But for a one- managed by cooperatives whose observed rig h t to the line. B.. Boone Accompanied t . all manner of craft. Insert shows that the children love the serf Jnat m an filibuster it is no sim ple Spring grain crops will take entire custom er list was w ithin by h it daughter. Melba Wheat He wlU notify the 001,11 of vio' as grownups do. n rv -w to kill tim e by talking, the eye of m any, oats w aist high the organization as members. Kreutx. placed I n o violin num- >»Uon, of the weed control law f* » U. senator gains the floor and green as grass, barley turn* berg. Tom Fraser Wng ' “The ar' d w dl post the fields if the a i.J s U .U bis talk he eith er wins ing color beautifully, and all Builder”, “8ylvia" and “In the P °u rt authorizes. i.r is mi vped up, usually by phy ¿finds of wheats, tall and short, Garden of Tomorow*, accompan- F arm ers w ho comply with Horsemen Reorganize light and dark. s.cal exhaustion led by M rs Charles Ruggles. AAA provisions regarding weed X ehta*dSk"the senate pages F or five years there has been Ruamli Belshee read from the control may obtain 80 percent of As Sheriffs Posse __ _ _ _ who w ear »mung boys black an experim ent w here grass and ’y a lm < p H if* r, ST ® ?!; . th e 'c o s t back in payments. The Q. Does a C ertificate of Q I Juive repaid • my govern « its and knee pants) bring glass ts ano a n e f p "“ «” » o ------ ------------ — --------- -------- - --------------- - ------- --------------— * —--------------- together A fter th e program the women state weed control law is drastic ,jgggfr or a glass of m ilk ity Discharge autom atically q u il- m ent guaranteed loan and am A group of horsiimen and wom alfalfa w ere grow n T his year some of th a t ground society enter- jn its provisions for those who w ondering if my g u aran ty priv- Missionary a ify a veteran for a pension? en m et at the court house Monday ►btalned in th e senate restaurant A. No. Disability pensions are «lege muHfcians ------- the -------------- • and friends refuse or fail to comply, hut night to revive the Sherm an has been sown to grain. F or ro conserve his strength, the sen v is restored to its original tahirfl in the basem ent ,o f the church ^ e m b e rs of th e , weed control County Riders and before the those who may try the experi to r Introduces long printed do- rated upon a service connection am ount? serving cons, «M coffee com m ittee of the AAA seem sure m eeting ended the group had m ent them selves the crop Is ggnattKi' which he sends to the of a disability o r an aggravation A. No. (hat drastic m ethods are neces fille d the Riders and reincarnat w orth seeing. Q. How long do I have — in which » of th presiding officer - of or dis W gH . 1 Of v i l e e p i c n i u n ‘6 V l a a pre-existing p ie - V A is u n iK in i i i ju j u ry ij u i u io T here are new w heats in the sary in order to control the weeds ed It as the Sherm an County Sher ,nd he rests (on his feet) while ease No pension is payable to a to get a guaranteed loan? nursery, new barleys, w in ter and Conservation Job of the county. he reading clerk reads the pa^ non-service-connected disability A. Application m ust be made jf f ’s Posse. spring, new oats, w inter and Elected president, (appropriate er. If the opposition w ishes to Uldefle th a t disability is total and w ithin 10 years of the official endk The court has agreed to m eet spring—and the w inter oats look imish the filibusterer they in- perm anent again as soon as specifications ly) was Norm an Fields, sheriff, Z n does x_.^ at that the senator read the do- Q lg a j are obtained on the d iffe re n t ml- Merle Becket is vice-preaident Le good. e ctaìty ¿ .le t o l » > tté pfwñluSe The tillage experiments haye a ament hlasosH, and tb u -W n itu re " e lQ ciairy am e to pay w p .^ u j m s F u rth e r substantial progress kes of sprayers and decide w hat Roy W right, secretary-treasurer. on his converted NSLI policy. tow ard accom plishing Oregon’s kind to buy. F irst spraying of Directors are Don Cox, Vincent story to tell and the rotation ex rear him out as quickly as po guaranty? Me. But If th e clerk does t t e Nq Can I, a s beneficiary, m ake the huge ft,,«» soil and ar»rf water «eater nAnaerva- u n t v la n e s is conserva weeds in in m county lanes is expected expected Genteman, Kenneth M artin, Mar perim ent that has been going on paym ents? Fading, from tim e to tim e the , -. „ 4 tian job w ill toe made thia year, to be done adjacent to fields jorie VanGilder and Jewel Herin. for 30 years still produces crop National Service libusterer sepds other dfcxu Q- A nother m eeting will be held Inform ation that is useful, altho "Port*. E- Harvey Milter, chair w here farm ers are m aking an nm w vrrr read Life Insurance considered lap- Tuesday night July 9 and Sunday rotation finds few friends w ith jents to the aesx w m ade subject to the fart a tne man tbe # u u PMA com m ittee effort to control their weeds, his voice, voice, sed. sed? ^July 14, Fred Hill of Pendleton w heat a t $1.75. zhile he conserves his insured veteran could change the m rticiDa ,, , D u r l n e a filibuster the senator a . It is lapsed when a veteran beneficiary a t any tim e he wishes. tn . . « 5 Bills were paid and m inor bus- will come to give first instruc It is probable th a t D. D. Hill ruiertaking the job piles high fails to m ^ke a paym ent of pre- Also he could su rre n d e r the pol- .mwur^,n ln,e8<i transacted in addition to tion in drills th at will be perfect will be here from the sta te coll xm his desk books, docum ents m iUm w ithin 31 days after the icy for ------------------_ cash at any _ tim e. nartici- ed in time for the Sherm an Coun ege to help explain the experi irsrm plans req u esu iq m M ro ci- thf' weeds‘ ¡^ples of Re- th o govMrnment <mvor-nm»n» nnv pation in ------ ty Fair. — the — Congressional - . ._ date a t was due. the •” conservation pro- --------------- ments, but the visitors will gain their own Impressions from w ha( ►rd and anything else . Q. I w ish to buy an $8000 home the first y e a r s in terest o n ( , gram have been filed for 33,590 Z \D A D -A » can assist him in dragging b u t j have no down paym ent al- loan? Ore<on >ftd rtnches> Miller ( J f A K e p O T tS U n is so plainly shown before them . Moisture Above his talk. 9omel«i»e* l " e though I have a good job. Do I A. No. W h«p the loan is re- Tabulations have been tor uses a B it » and reads put up any collateral or perted to th e VA for certificate for 2^171 of th e total P m /«a R o n n r t c om it. It doesn’t m a tte r wliat security for the loan and do I of guaranty, the VA pays 4 P*r cooperating ¿ 5 « a FICC IV e p O r lS Average This Year Sodai Security . a Qf the amount guaruMned. . . . i e gays__Just so _ he . keeps on talk- have ¡ay out any cash h If you borrow $8.000 for a real “ T h t 0PA repOrtS S° a r ‘n’ Pr‘- killing tim e and w atching down paym ent? of Conservation praetfees costing in U9e<1 cars and some food M oisture for the crop year is je hands of the senate clou« A U nder th e Servicem eh’S Re- estate tranf»cU on the « N g “" more - t h a n IHKOOO.OQO l and for £ emfl are noted in Portland on above the normal again at the Has Suggestions ,ove slowly hour afte _ adjustm et Act you may be able m ent guarantees $4, P /® which practice payments would Tuesday as the country w ent into Since Sep t one filibuster the senator frQm a lQcal ,ending ag. which is su b tracted from aow unt^ i n c a s e s in rents were experim ent station. The Social Security Board is tem ber 1, 11.40 inches of rain offering its full cooperation to icked up a cook book a e rc y a loan on w bich the Veter- the principal. figure i b considerably it8 second day w ithout price has fallen w hereas the normal , his colleagues how to prepa ang A dm inistration guarantees ’ than the $2,813,009 avail- a)8O evident w ith the picture is but 10.88. The first ten m onths w orkers who have reached* the pie and a fru it cake. up to $4000 provided it is n o t MANY CARS NEED REPAIR aWe u Oregon for 1946 practice faJrl quiet ¡n the lumber, build- of the crop year is about all the age of 65 in an effort to help A fter hours oU-this w m ore than 50 ^ent of the to- r tv .Seven percent of th e cars I*ym«OtS, the PMA chairman Ini? m aterials, apparel and indus- wheat farm er interests himself them avoid any loss of benefits ►nator . standing on his feet at Jn $40(X) T h irty seven percent of tn e c a rs ing through delay In filing fclahns, Is desk stubbornly, would be exactly half, so you checked by^police In the United erg not to let this situation de- There w ere reports of dealers in.June was really a very wet it was announced today Jby Vijh lasses of w ater and sue g nQt have t0 p u t up a cent state8 during the first few weeks U r from carrying ou t need offe ring to sell cars-an d trucks month, there being 1.56 inches non A. Welo, manager of the Mgh drop or e v ^ m u n e n g tQ pbtain the loan, other than of the n a tiOnai police traffic safe- ed conservation projects. If the well 0*er w arranted ceilings. In recorded. Only three Junes since ^Board's Office at l^Grmwte,^ ‘, “Any person who has .worked pple. some other sena necessary fees. How ever it is up checfc wen? defective in ^ e present alocation* will not cover two ca8e8 they dld not expect to 1911 have beaten It. The first enough in private industry and jggest the absence of a quonun lending agency to decide - actual performance completed „ivp w arrantees filihuKterer consents ___ _ ~ . . respect, according to w ord re- .* ___« 8lve w arrantees. ___ was the generous year of 1916 commerce to be Insured under when 1.98 inches fell after a wet the old-age and survivors insur May and followed by a w et July. ance program can file a claim In 1931 1.60 Inches fell In one at age 65 to peg hls benefits at a big storm a fter the w heat was point below which they cannot a .’ i v n s , . o _ a . You can keep term insur- — -— — tne w orx com pieiea already dead, and in 1937 2.63 tell,” Welo said. “Then, if be from tn c lr offices • ance for eig bt years from the percentage was about th e same. county ( M iller said, inches fell. keeps on working, or if he gets ill? ng, t f i l i b u s t e r e r . m a R taRen out .f R wag police check cars for The million dollars in conserva- Ibices paid at stockyards, This Ju n e there w ere two rains ih k fc. -t and dashes taken out before Jan u ary 1, 1946 )«ghts, horns, w indshield w ipers ti<m practices approved under the • No cbange in retail price =. struc- big enough to be notew orthy. On a new Job, and his wage record >st room for a ‘ or five years if it w ere taken out and tires. 1946 program is only a small tu re however, was noted in the 14th the station Instrum ents would produce higher benefits at a later date, he may file a re «turns to his desk and s Qr a fter th a t date Nearly one-fourth of th e cars of'J&e total am ount o f w ork tb e ’ dOw ntow n district. None recorded .90 inch and on the 28th quest to have his benefits recal r^til after the quorum call. A Q A W orld W ar I veterans phecked w ere found to have de- needed control soil erosion and 8howed m uch m eat on display — - u l l j. ------------------------------- neeoea w v w m v i buh cium vu «»u showed m uch showed m eat o n m uc _ there was .37 inch. Between them culated to give him the higher ds brief rest the senator geto W f m iv e lights w lth P ?°r , depletion and to maintain high except iamb, poultry and assorted w ere several small rains. > his feet and resum es, and his 8J 'lights heading the list rate.” nf Productivity on Oregon te rm s and m eats Welo pointed out that hls of alleagues having A.‘ No. ' Its benefits are for B rakes w ere second in tne list ot __________ ranches, M iller declared. T h e con- * Some m eat was reported being fice has been urging workers for ieir names, ooze t ‘,roug W orld W ar II veterans only. defects. servation needs of the ftate’s ag- on open billing by whole- 4 -H Summer School some time to confer with the oors and retu rn to th eir Q May lQan tQ buy an auto. ------------- rlcu ltu ral resource« w ere inven- retailers. Social Security Board officials ad the filibusterer contin o r a trucR be g ^ ^ e e d GRASS b u r n e d AT RUFUS toried b> 1300 <wrmer committee- eagt 8lde «— ----------- ---- n-r-r- niwc . m . . arket . . . . . . was ---- re upon reaching age 65, in order to cham ber alm ost em ireiy .«zvxi m en In a community-by-commun- p o j- ^ iy gelling ground ham bur Large One or insured? protect full benefit rights. ►rted. ,. A. Yes, b u t only if the automo- a grass fire th a t burned over ity su rv ey th is spring _er at a pound (celling 31c). On and on, as the hours p Qr tru ck js necessary to th e «everal hundred acres betw een Even th ough intended partlci- g ^ g of fnet mignon a t $2 a lb. The first postw ar 4-H club ito eternity, the senator conduct of the v eteran ’s own bus- |h e m outh of the Jo h n D ay river pation in the 1946 program is coil- ( ^ ju n g 58c) and of T-bone steak sum m er session ended here on a Leslie Wilson Goes ie fort. His legs become we^ ’ iness or farm ing operations, or p nd tw in bridges started Mon- siderably higher than last year, at a pound (ceiling 56c) were high note of accom plishm ent for I b voice becomes hoarse. conditions of his em ploym ent day night, reportedly froip a it still w ould take from 26 to 30 ^ p o r te d in another east side m ar the 1600 boys and girls a n d 200 andf of the ciock years antic clock appear to move require rpfjuire tb a t be have such a vehi- cam per who left a fire. vears to accotn accomplish at the pre- local leaders and extension agents T o j o v : r pr.ri- slower. He paces uge in carry in g on his F arm ers fought fire u n til/’af- se n t ‘ra te of : ’ performance « the A cream ery was said to be re- who spent 10 days of intense ac tivity on th e cam pus m |ig lin g ack and f‘ at hls desk’ ask® w ork b u t not m erely for trans- ^er ten o’clock and succeeded conservation n needs revealed by Leslie Wilson pleaded guilty b u tter a t 90c a pound. finking 2vat^r w ater ^ vi r ^ $««- 4n t Few com plaints in the apparel study, inspiration and recreation. to a charge of assault and robbery $r?>re ¿finking iU, portation. *in p p u u ttin ttin g g out out the the fire fire long long after after the th e purvey. eurvey. * ?s a c.ovker or piece of caay Ig -t perm issibie for for a a vet- vet- park. ------------ -— j l e ld have been received. Several , The final assem bly saw 16 lo while armed with a dangerana park. The The fire fire burned burned land land opCr- opCr- — — -----------—- id internally prays for stren jp . eran tQ reduce tbe amOu n t of his ated by V ernon Miller, Bob Davts, w a r c o x PICTURE COMING apparel m anufacturers have ask- cal leaders honored w ith leader weapon before Judge MadBy Her, Bob Davts, HAycO X PICTURE COMING The presiding official Is ceiiev- jnsurance policy? I w ant to keep and Tracy Fields. Dam age is Un- • ' jf they should still compile ship pins, and scores of aw ards here Friday and reoeived tbe Damage NSLI policy u t am unable determ ined. - ’ w / P ortland’s E rn est Hayoox, au- a v _____ a rterly _ charges. They have fto club m em bers announced. The mandatory sentence of ten yenre i a4jhe iic calls v«**® others w—— - to — the chair. my nsuui uunvy b uuv _ n o g ra p h e rs m o n o n policy o l i r v -------------------- ______________ - • . . — . to do so. two mem bers chosen to head the in the penitentiary. Saturday bn he . senate nfficial official ste stenographers h a n d le ’ the « $10,000 ' thor of - -- Universal’« “Canyon Pas- _ advised »me in relays to take dovfn tne which j tooR out w hiie in service. STTRftTnTKft Ria w a n sage,’’ w hich will have Its Major departm ent stores are boys and girls councils w ere was taken to Salem by Sbertff »terminable speech, go to th eir A Yog T he am ount continued w orld prem iere Ju ly 13, is not reportedly strictly adhering to Jan et Schadewitz, P ortland and Fields to begin his. Recommendation x>m, dictate their n° te s n o a mugt be jn m ultiples of $500, b u t The county agent’s office an- |h e type of au th o r who complains price ceilings but OPA predict ,Richard Monson, H auser in Coos parole, if good »cording m achine and t ese nQt jegg tb an $ kxx ). ncunces th a t although subsidies of th e screen treatm ent of hls «beir prices will eventually have county. T. B. Wilcox, president of the tsined, which w ill >rds are transcribed by. t y p ^ q w h a t inform ation m ust I r x pire at m idnight Ju n e 30, a- stories. N either does he resent re- u> go up as they in tu rp » u s t iese reporters are the best to w hen w riting concerning m y j cng With th e OPA, th a t those w riting of the original story, so buy now and higher priced mer- Pacific International Livestock to get out of conflaennat in I e y are u ITST g L I T non^v? exposition, se t word to the final 3H yean . , fbund f h u n d anywhere, anywhere. m They who have earned subsidies prior «often necessary In the screenplay, ^handlse. ever more than 20 m inutes be- A * in su re d ’s full name His companion In the holdup ill name to th a t tim e m ay collect anytim e Haycox, w ho will figure prom- Few price com plaints have been assem bly th a t 13 separate “calf ind the speaker w ith complete 2 i n su red’s service serial w ith in 60 days. T his m eans th a t Inently in P ortland’s all-state Received in the limber, building scram bles” will be held a t the and robbery, Reed SIMs Rodin, irre n t transcripts of his re n um ber. those who have subsidies com ing “Canyon Passage” world premi- piaterials or Industrial equipm ent P-I horse shows and rodeos th is is still In a hospital hi The D b B m 3. In su red ’s insurance cer- on beef o r sheep or dairy pro- ere celebration, m ade both • of fields but also those lines would fall when 104 calves will be given although he is expected to beTe- arks. Two or senators rem ain u -_____ ficate — o r r policy num ber. — three ---- — v ------------- ducts m ay still get th e subsidies th e above points clear during show less Imm ediate reactions to club m em bers—provided they leased within s week or the senate, discussing am ong 4 In su red ’s complete pre- earned previous to Ju n e 30, if visits to the pictu re’s location th a n other fields, OPA comment- can catch, h a lte r and lead th e un- He has confessed but bar ¥xv»sxlr Anfmola tYxxi iMvxcr been arraigned for pleudlnf. they will apply. sets in Southern Oregon. ^d (Continued °u gntasv* • " - • Ä Veteran Questions Answered By Veteran Administration Officers °'A Pa8* 8ent address- M fé fla p Oof <