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A Ml i ’ titaurii E 8 W ^ l.< r> 1 !^ . . . fetraMM» W*«*»»Z #****«» 'MdMO. OKEGO.S . V M B W f , MJACH 14, iW f Winter W lthM rt, ¿»Utile Halley. The Ladles of Methodist church will hold a spring tea at the home of Mrs. A. M. Huckin Wednesday, March 19th, 2:30 to 5 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand went to Grass Valley Wednesday to visit their cousin Hazel Moore firm Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bprnum re turned Saturday from a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Price of North Bonneville, Wn. THf lvslaiH,on» £«»iil<a red<W T-AgpiNCTOX NEWS to i ittwunr of i*Fi‘ices prcvluW • wr** *i a 4fc Raymond Crawford, U on* ' £ Crawford Ctorc, F re h i fombeY^ Jin, Herman Cro$$, Flossie Cross ^ e 8tale’ but 006 w antR his» <■«»ntlnnWl from U-v-c «•»'»» Stewart, Hazel Bower, Del Own particular interest cut, no Sddltionaf$200 fojf the“* 1947-1948 la Smith Lochnour, Silas Smith, one wants any taxes on hia own school year. Sji«**1 the American Walter Wakefield, Ona Wakefield particular interest and so it goes, people spend annually seven biJ- wt .he Peyton, Lillie Bell Elzey, Sarah tlUHr.l ■■ iK-ccnd cl»* * • That the legislature has not jjon fOr liquor and four billion a* ira • t M oro. O»*»rn un¿»r A ct o f made much progress solving the race tracks, beauty parlors and Jane Ogle Lines, Zelma Cornwell, o f M arch S. MUS Icelene Haddle, Willard Ogle, problem may indicate the diffi- for cosmetics; Mr. Landis believes Is C o m m u n is m a T h r e a t to F ra n c e ? Lewis Ogle, H. R. Barksdale, ÉDITORIAL. culty of the problem as much as they should be willing to make Clyde Ogle, Earl Noble, William it ipay indicate the lack of ability this contribution to the income of Moderated by SSOCIATION FRED 0 . CLARK W. Noble, Earl Thomas Noble, of the legislature, but anyway it teachers, who,-he said, are as a Chairman American James Smith, Jr., Charles Maur hasn’t been solved. class the most underpaid of all the Economic Foundation ice Smith and Shirley Ann Smith —------------- » professions. A« debated by and tq any and all devisees, heirs Emphasizing the need for the David J. DaHin LEGISLATIVE LABORS Dr. Albert Simard . ORC sm ¥ ir at law and other persons, known proposed aid, the Indiana con- jluiAor. A—oclata Editor of National P re tid ent o f America- or unknown, claiming any inter I ATI 0 N Some day the people of Oregon pressman said that so m a n y F iblis "The Nata Loader" t r a n c a FoTCOar est in the real property herein will change the present method teachers are accepting more lucra- OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER of trying to get all the state’s tive employment, teaching is rap- after described. MR. DALLIN OPENS: Communism DB. SIMA&D OPBN8: Slnee the business transacted in fifty days idly becoming a vanishing profes- ----- SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN - THE NAME OF THE and will lengthen the time of sion, that fewer graduates hre ; revolution of 1789, France, cham la a threat to France not because the French people are becoming Com MORO P h on e 271 OREGON STATE OF OREGON: You and Payable la Advance legislative sessions. It is too hard coming from teachers’ colleges pion of democracy, has evolved to munists but because the great non- each of you are hereby required ONE YEAR —..................... $3.00 on the members. No fnember of and that overcrowded classrooms wards the so-called “left”, towards Communists majority is losing self- to appear before .the above en the house or senate has succumb- and lack of equipment present a greater social justioe, civfl liberties oonfldence, energy, and ability to __ — .» condition -------------------- u—. and freedom from selfish private ln- fight In contrast to them, the French MARCH 14, 1947 ed to heart attack so far this ____ ses- deplorable throughout iiu v iiv m v iia p v v i Br lhlehem Chapter No. 78, O.E.A titled Court within Twenty-eight Communists won Assembly Communists are active, dynamic, and sion but George Aiken, s t a t e the country which, if permitted terests. M«*ets Second ant (28) days from the date of the M «-eta Every •eats but they played a magnificent well supplied with funds. While par DRY AGAIN? budget director is hospitalized to continue, may undermine the part in the Reslstanoe and were ticipating in coalition governments Thursday« ‘n ea/o first publication of this citation as Fourth Thura Montn. Visiti ting Member hereinafter stated, to show cause, The record from the station with a bad heart and will not be very structure of democratic gov-, proudly calling themselves “the party with other parties, they have suc if any exists, why the prayer of inviter!--- Mor »ro Or'»<r<»n ¿eek£?»J of the victims of the firing squads’* . ceeded In penetrating virtually every «bout the lack of crop year mois- back for some weeMr^Harold ernment. Genevieve Powell, W. M*- the petitioner, George A. Potter, If one studies the arguments they branch of the government so that ".’"LZZZ.ZL W » at Turner, railroad lobbyist, col- ture is discouraging hut not at this lagt week an(1 wili Administrator, with the will an ' Edna Melzer, Secretary put before the electorate, one sees they can paralyze It if they so de nexed. of the Estate of Eliza J. how profoundly the French genius sire. The other parties, though aware all surprising. We have seen dry probably not be seen in legislative School Meeting has adapted Communism to national of these activities, have been inher Dingle, deceased, for authority to years before and the thirties were halls for some time. • • ently too weak to arrest this process NOTICE TO CREDITORS needs. Communists presented them sell all of the real propertv of made miserable by dry years It was only a short time ago | n W aSC O ' selves as patriots, defenders of the of decomposition. Another means the said estate situated in the State All persons h a v i n g claims Communists may resort to is a gen which happened to be accom- when a senator died on the floor . f .. . ,. , Republic, respecting small and me- eral political strike, since they con against the estate of Asa Richeld- of Oregon, should not be granted/, panied by low prices of grain. and a member of the house died A school meeting was held Frl-. property. promoUn* b u lc Uber- trol the General Confederation of erfer, deceased, are hereby noti said real property being situated It makes little difference what from a heart attack attending a day Gvenntg to determine whether .tie, and prompt Justice against trai Trade-Unions. Even now the French the price of wheat is If there is committee meeting. - the h h S(,hoo| would he,d 1n »ora. Whatever one think, of their Ccpnmunists could seize the govern fied to present them in proper form in the County of Sherman, State ‘ of Oregon, and being more par no rain w ith which to make it To those acquainted with the : declaration, it's on Its basis they have if they resorted to street dem to "the undersigned, the duly ap ticularly described as follows: the weather man has work done this means that there Wasco or the students transfe-red ,met succeM. But we have tater- ment pointed, qualified and acting Ad onstrations, fighting, and general grow and the weather man much to Moro. It was settled by a vote preted their recent progress -too draa- strikes. They move cautiously, how ministrators of the estate of Asa (1) Beginning at the North WOr“ enemy tenseness about hastening .he * 71 to 7 in favor of holding high Uc.U£ W ,.print*toour newspaper. ever,— quite in line with recent So- David Richelderfer, deceased, at cix months ago “the French Reds west comer of Block 5 of policy. While they vfish to the office of Geo. G. Updegraff, ' “ k i ? hardly likely that we will business of iegis.ating and the c u r ta in e d were licked’’ because Communists fcigg’s 2nd Addition to the ieve their goal—a Communist Moro, Oregon, within six months have as disastrous a period as we boys can t stand it. Fridav afternoon contract lost three seats to the MRP- Now we France—.they want to prevent the town, now city, ,of Wasco, had in the thirties for when the Running around packed com- Sherman Hotel Cof- speak of a Red “majority” because western powers’ intervention, which from the date of this notice, to Oregon; running thence East control 10 mord seats than the intelligent Communists believe would wit; February 28, 1947. dry year began In 1931 the econ- mlttee rooms, trying to-get sup- dessert luncheon they 135 feet to a point on the MRP. The Marxist parties are the probably ensue. They therefore try David R. Richelderfer omlc conditions had been but fair port for bills, worrying over pub- S h ^ . A I.M demwtluncheon minority North line of said». Block 5; in the Chamber and In the to avoid clashes and civil war at this Henry N. Richelderfer for several vears While the na- He problems takes a lot of nervous was served followed by two Upper House a moderate majority thence South 115 feet; thence ior several years, w nne tne _n . r£rv An(J whpn com m ittees be tables of cards. High score was stage. They are willing to act through tion was very prosperous the energy. Anu wnen comnuue*-s ne has just elected the President, The a “people’s government“ Including Geo. G. Updegraff, west 135 feet to a point on the farmer had not been because of gin meeting at night in order to held by Mrs. A. J- Smith, Communist Party, at the extreme west line of said Block 5; farmer naa not Deen Decause oi » m em bers The Wasco G ift staR operated point of French historical evolution non-Communista^ hoping to fool the Attorney for Administrators. surpluses and .only fair growing get the work done many m^rnoei s gullible abroad. By their laxity, the Publish in the issues of Feb. 28, thence North to place of be conditions work 12 to 15 hnur8 a (,ay during by Mrs. W. K_ Keid rms .erected towards the left, is pot a threat to western nations—especially the United March 7, 14, 21, 1947. ginning; France. Its success is one of the man Now the wheat country has the final days of the session. Some an archway between the two ifestations of the .will of the people States—have done much to lower the been very fortunate in having m eans of m aking the job easier is store buildings. Thay also have of France who, pursuing a better prestige of “impotent democracies" (2) Southeast Q u a r t e r of NOTICE TO CREDITORS OCCn Very io n u n a ie M l J a K ro n n v o J < v l b o a n a rtm p n tq ltflV P throughout Europe and to enhance renovated t the apartments n alx>ve Section T w e n t y - o n e and life, do not fear daring adjustment been able to grow five crops all needed. that of dynamic Communism. All persons h a v i n g claims the a. store. , a, Southwest Quarter of Section aar y, o . , . M& DALLIN CHALLENGES: It •DR. SIMARD CHALLENGES: Let against the estate of Rosa^jAnn much better than the average and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Reid went t Isn.| true French Communists us note Mr Dallin’s admission that Twenty-two, Township One all at high war-time prices. The to Portland the first of the week played “a magnificent part io the the French people are not becoming Thompson, deceased, are hereby North, Range Seventeen East nation is taking a goodly share of on business and also visited the Resistance’’. Their performance in Communists. This is the only and notified to present them in prop of the Willamette Meridian. the wheat crop to send to starv the underground is often exagger obvious explanation why they “move er ferm, to the undersigned, the Gifts Shows. ing peoples and the menace of a ated by themselves and their apolo cautiously”. The success of the Re duly appointed, qualified and act-, Service of this citation is made Mrs. O ra Workman accom surplus is not so serious as it Instead of calling them a “party publican Popular Movement, practi ing Administrator of the estate of upon you by publication In the panied bv her sister-in-law Mrs. gists. victims’’, it would be useful to cally non-existent before the war and “ w X ^ w h ^ T r o n d i t l o n is bet- From the Observer, March 1«, 1928 R uhv returned front of recall their treacherous stand in now one of the three great French Rosa Ann Thompson, deceased, at Sherman County Journal, a news 1939-41 and their leader’s desertion parties, proves that non-Communists the office of Geo. G. Updegraff, paper of general circulation, print- ter than usual even if local con- Lagt Saturday night the Sherar Mrs? Marion Medler returned ' from the artny into Russian emigra have not lost their “self-confidence, Moro, Oregon, within six montfis ed an»3 published in Sherman Coun Nor can their premises be taken energy, and ability to fight“. As for from the date of this notice, to ty, Oregon, pnep a week for four IMS not assured that the crop Gran&e hal1 was crowded to capac- from California Wednesday after tion. seriously. It is misleading to picture the control of Communists over wit: Feb/uary 21, 1947. consecutive^ and successive weeks * will be poor Just because the ity by members and their Immedl- spending th e w in te r French Communists as promoters of Trade Unions—it is enough to recall by virtue of an order made and moisture on the first of March is ate neighbors a, well with a con- y . „ and re te r i "basic liberties” and protectors of that last fall the strike of the postal- Dewey Thomp«on entered in said Court and proceed far below normal. The weather slderable sprinkling of business Y*“lk ? otored t0 Pc>rt,an'i >Ra’« r- , “small and medium property”. They communications workers against a ing on the 26th day of February, would follow the same road as Mar Communist minister and the Strike Geo. G. Updegraff, man can bring heavv spring men from Grass Valley. Moro and , w<'J,<'r a w 'iVc'Ti' ter " m ™ shal Tito does in Yugoslavia and of the Finance Department workers 1947, said period of publication be the crop very rapidly. If the crop Wasco. The occasion was an open Mr ,Welks Y,". George Dimitrov in Bulgaria. Don’t were called and succeeded against j Attorney for Administrator. ing for the time prescribed by K B. W allace and son who visited rains and better the condition of meeting of the grange to discuss . , x ___ we have enough experience to dis bitter Communist opposition. Publish in th» is^ties of: Feb. 21, said order. should get through to June a good tax problems and county market s*s f ,Mrs- eP en cern between democratic slogans and MR. DALLIN REPLIES: Dr. Simard The date of the first publication 28 and Mar. 7 and 14, 1947. terroristic reality? rain could do wonders for It. road problems, especially the con- and smal' daughter Penny Lee supposes the cautious tactics of French of this citation is the 28th day of Communists are the consequence of DR SIMARD REPIdES: The hero Farm er, have started summer- stTOction .nd route df tha market - M* a" d 7 February, 1947. their being a minority. Every Com IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF fallowing In February, which road west of Grass Valley known wePk prl' 1 ®a m L, K ism of the Communists in . the Re munist party is a minority in its sistance has never been coetested in means drier ground than obtained as the Sherar grade road. . t h jtr Z on *2? ’ aw M ■ WITNESS, the Honorable J. M. TH E STA TE OF OREGON FOR France by thpir bitterest opponents. country; nevertheless, it aspires at thia vpar V p f v llk elv wi will not . and M rs* Marton Cr^ws. Wilson, Judge of the County the seizure of power and, once at that of their T H E COUNTY OF SHERM AN th<> mnst A snow fall of about two inches Houseguests at the homo of Mr. The — figures show k«* w 75,000 uni« that Mr taining it, rules the majority by sup Court of the State of Oregon for favorable w eather “ tuation of the ,eU ,n sherman couty last Sat,,r- «"d Mrs. F M. Crews are Mrs. | DaHin does not press his point. JJiat « . i pression and terrorism. French Com In the mntter of the entate) Sherman County, with the seal a « fl ve v ^ ro be a! day nlghL The depth of the wet Crpw'B mo' hpr Mrs Abbv Hu" the Communists could seize power in munists are no exception to this rule. of Notation of said Court affixed this 26th «rrwL » .hn b L avorbop blanket covering the ground tver- from 'T he Dalles and cousin Lil- France but seems to avoid the issue They want to avoid a clash with Eliza J. Dingle, deceased) ilay of February, 1947. -—is Communism a threat to France? foreign powers—the so-called foreign _____ aged from Just a trifle at More .to* ]|an Emerson from Illinois. ■ intervention — which they consider The platform adopted by the Com ~ • a greater amount as one traveled Mrs. E. D. McKee returned J. M. Wilson To Alfred Smith, John K. Party, sincerely or not, proves likely agaisnt a Communist French NEW MONEY south. „ Mondav from .a weeks visit in munist County Judge. Government; and they try to present that the French Communist voters Brown, Raymond F. B r o w n , (County Court Seal) are patriots attached to basic liber their movement to power as a result The Oregon legislature has not , Roy Hula was a visitor In Moro Portland and Seaside. ties. respect for small and medium of popular evolution, not revolution Archie Brown, Ernest Brown, yet found new sources of money la8t ,M? nday f„or ,tbe purp“ ie of properties, etc. The political maturity by a minority. They make use of with which to balance the budget. <3 , l_J R O H R of the French people is the best guar naive and ignorant people prepared It would not be too difficult to number of mules from A. S. Noyes antee that they will not be easily to believe in “democratic tendencies” of Communism. deceived on basic principles. . find money with which to offset of the Rutledge district, Moro Com m unity Church the state’s property tax, for a re- ' Sunday School 10.00 a. m. . . ' . • duction In income tax exemptions F rom th e G rass V alley Journal Church Services 11:00 a. m. Mr- anti ^ rs- E verett' MoQull- ing her aunt Mrs. A n d r e w M arch 15, 1918 or a change In the excise tax laws Rev. James MacFarlane, Pastor. P°Ttland Shearer and Joice Underhill. Mr. of their sion and daughter-in-law Shannon spent the week-end and would do th a t It is the general ___ where the money is needed One carload of Early Baart ~ Grass Valley Baptist Church fund Mr. and Mrs. Darrice McQulllen. returned Sunuay. Thia difference between money ^ ^ eat was distributed among the s un(jay school 10 a.m.; morning Mr. and Mrs. H. A White were Barbara McConaughy spent the and general fund money is con- farmer® here Monday. service 11 a.m., subject, “Four week-end guests in Portland. Portland visiting fusing to nearly everyone and ef- The Second Army draft will be- Choices Before Calvary;” Evening Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Crosby Tr._ w forts have been made to correct it gin March 29th, and there will be service 7:45 p.m., subject, "The of Portland were Sunday night Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Striker re but they have so far failed. 800,000 men to Joint the colors Holy Spirit in Ephesians;’’ choir guests in Wasco. turned Wednesday after Amendment to the six percent this year. Sherman county’s quota practice Thurs. evening at thé The Tue'sday Study club met spending home the winter in Florida *1 i m i t a t i o n in the constitution is given as 3 for the second call, church. at the home of Mrs. A. L. Gos- and California, They were accom- Howard A. Schilling, pastor. 8on would be needed to do that. There will be a meeting at Moro hw ul I tn p®nied horne by their grand-daugh- Johnson W ethodist t.nurcn Church - . nut anmo <7 000 000 Friday, when a party from w a asco sco M euioaist w t sh ir lev Tunkho who has hppn - portjanc| w ju be present to ex- 10:00 Church school, classes for Eugene Saturday* aH *\ spending Washington. D.C else taxes that are a surplus be plain the workings of the Third all ages; 11:00 Worship service, a. week visiting, his brother and Mr. and Mrs. Auston Foss and cause the tax commission did not Liberty Loan Campaign, that will fourth Sunday, in Lent, sermon sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. J. T. ... ------- --- —- -, ----------- - Tnuntjnn uaugiitei movea back uacx to daughter oauuiu Sandra moved figure dose enough and this may hTJn v’**a start next month, topic—“The Incomparable Jesus; phario« tt ™ the ranch after spending the The Dalles nave to be used as the governor 7:00 Youth Fellowship followed Mrs. Charles Shannon ,pf Uma- w w o • tlHn TS i/' W T ' s l e * o r nw/1 Io 1 . ....... . 1 ■ 1 ■ * 1 ■ — — • ■ ■ ■ - requ* i* dl “ would almoat b*1’ , Th* Food Adminlrtratlon ha, ""¿ '.o n 2 «) n nT- Wedne«: >n’a arrived Tuesday and is visit- ance the budget. However the re- laauerd an order taking effect , 7 .. 7 " , J Moto Lodge No. 113. l.O.O.F. Oregon moval of this sum to the general Monday, March 11th, that no flour day—W.S.C.S. will meet at the Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in l.O.O.F. fund from the offset position can be sold by our merchants un- borne of-Mrs. J^ez fcuirgen- 0 L D S M 0 B IL E CHEVRO LET C A D IL L A C Transient an' where it now is would bring tess they sell an equal amount of . Gra”8, *«H*y Methodist Church T. Lester Johnson hall dsit ng brothers are' closer the day when property substitutes, that is, where you buy 3;00 Worship service. Attend wof-; cordially invited LAWTKB would have to begin paying state 49 pounds of flour you must buy 8biP during Lent to meet with un. Carl E. Stierlè, minister. taxes again . 49 pounds of substitutes. WASOO MORO John Lawrence N.O. Effort« to find measures f o r -------- — — ’ * Christian Science 8 o d e ty the raising of new general fund From the Observer, March IS, 19OR A. R. Kessinger, Secretary lesson for Christian Science money have been pretty slow ., R w p ,nI__rtr>n mpt n Sunday 11 a.m. “Substance.” Serv- 4 tfw O ù « ia ,« i There Is a withholding bill that , W* p inMertim met with a Wednesday at 8 Dm first and should raise . little money al- runaway accide^ ^edn^days though it may qpt go to the gen- on ?,i8 way home from church. In tmrcl weanesaays. From where I sit Ay Jo e Marsh, eral fund. There are the bills to ma*in^ *be turn into the home W asco Church o f Christ TMAD ALMOST OONf tax gambling of one kind or an- 8816 Mr‘ Pinkerton was thVown church Bible school 10, W. p. WA7CN OUTIMAKS A DATI other and the cigarette tax bill into wire fence» cut- Watkins Supt.; Divine morning WITH US TO U C A P ended. It is for a period of twd tln* his face badly- Mra- Pinker- WOrship 11, the communion mes- M ystery o f arhich may or may not be refer- 1011 was thrown out and wa* car- sage—“The Dark Cloud With a ■mema years only. ried lnto the house unconscious, silver Lining.” Bible study each the Rocking C hair It' teems possible that the and ^beir son Harry lost nearly Monday evening at 7:30. “Study budget director will be able to a11 his outer garments, having to 8hOW yourself approved to save some money from the pres- ***" thrown through the wire. God.” Ma Hoskins has a favorite rock Quick as a wink he hid the new TfftfS SMOOTH ing chair that’s worn and shabby, rocker and then brought Ma’a old ent budget for prices will surely Farming operations in Sherman F. Claude Stephens, minister. DICAP AT ONCI with a noisy creak. Pa Hoskins has chair back to the house. Now when go down before the next biennium county are now in full force. ----------- ------ —----- - S II US TODAY is far along and the budget is Every one is plowing, drilling, tupine Rebekah ”« listened to that squeak for thirty . he hears that squeak, he looks at made on present costa, naturally, harrowing. The ground is better Meets 2nd and 4th •years’. . . and he decided to do the mellow glass of beer he’s drink Some minor money can be found than for years, and crop prospects Tuesday? of each something about it. So he bought ing and says to himself: “She’s just but there is still s shortage are fine. month. Visit ng mem n new rocker, and hid the other in as entitled to her snull pleasures Ways and means members are . /' l»ers welcome, as lam ." the barn. still struggling with the welfare 7116 c s R- Co- bas discharged Irma Johnson, NG T A ID K SHOWINO THDOUOH From where I sit, that’s one of costs and have been able to make sevcral cars at Moro depot, loaded Clara Houston, Sec. Ma allowed as how grateful she DON’T DILAY little progress in reducing it from Ult cinderR. which the s e c tio n ____________ ______ was . . . but when Pg missed her the reasons the Hoskinses are the the $53.000,000 size it had at first *£2° .Y® _prepaf lng .Jo substitute , urtka No. 121 A.F.A A.AL one afternoon, he heard a familiar happiest, oldest-married, peace UNTIL THU HAPPINS introduction. Everyone wonders °r ° *, wooden wa]ks about the Meets on the 1st a'd round that led him to the barn. fulest folks in our town. 3rd Thursday evenings wonders why, it has to grow so Prernises There was Ma rocking happily in of each month- Visit fast in times that are considered * Grandpap Isaac Thompson met her old chair—squeak . • • squeak. members a roe cordially very good and the reason still has ^vith a fall Saturday which shook -vitnd to m-'*t No need* to tell you how Pa felt. SQ US FOR QUAUTY WORK not been explained. It's just that him up considerably; but both he E. E. Barzee, W. M. big and the only way to cut itia and grandma are pulling through H. B. Piilxvl Luu, «¿ o CT k . «U ; SU N SET M OTO R C O M PA N Y to reduce pensions, It seems. the winter nicely. r Prtda/^Tt- * C. A . Ruggles INSURANCE- In Other Days Sunset Motor Co. ? RECAPPING GUIDE r Çopyrighi^J^, Unitcf SMai Pjcjfçn Foundation \ a.
