Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, March 10, 1950, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPA GE 4 SHERMAN C O U N T! JO l'U N A l. MORO, OREGON . FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1950 -S T A T E HAS MORE CARS F in a l 1949 Oregon m otor vehi- cle registrations totalled 659,063, a &aln Of neaH y U n PercentO V er HP i r , I aj ■ 1948, as reported from th e sec To Veterans re ta ry of sta te ’s office. More th an 1900 Oregon W W II, passenger cars stopped sh o rt veterans borrow ed $7,884,100 of xhe half m illion m ark at Jro m the state v eteran s’ loan 493,588. O ther . classifications, program to acquire th eir own w ere pickups, 70,840; buses, homes and farm s in 1949, the 2,499; trucks, 79,763; and m otor departm ent of V eterans’ Affaire ^ j e s , 7,373. Only buses show ij .disclosed this week. T his was a decline. p 43 percent of the $18,168,490 R egistration fees totalled $3,- 1 . borrow ed by 4588 veterans since 694 815.48. M iscellaneous m otor the program became effective in vehicle and d riv e rs’ license re the fall of 1945. celpts added an o th er m illion T he 1949 loan figure repre- dollars. T ran sp o rtatio n s hand- sented an average of $657,000 led by the tw o divisions d u rin g borrow ed by 158 veterans per th e y ear num bered • 1,568,974, m onth, and an average loan of including 369,932 titles and 287,- 84136. The m axim um loan per- 227 d riv ers’ license renew als, raitted under th e program is County figures ranged from $6000. . 189,263 l a M ultnom ah to* 1,014 , The d ep artm en t’s rep o rt on in W heeler. T he nine counties educational benefits showed w ith reg istratio n s exceeding gran ts of $149,610 to 894 veter- 20,000 are M ultnom ah, Lane, an students du rin g 1949, mak- M arion, Clackam as, Jackson, ing total g ran ts since 1945 of W ashington, Linn, Douglas, and -$514,528 to 3352 veterans. K lam ath. G reatest single m onth was The post-w ar period^ h a s seen December, 1949, when 771 vet- vehicles increase by 56 percent erans w ere on the active list, from the 4221370 reglsteved at v i s i o n The Dalles T u ^ Pital Y h ere * * SeVCral S Paym ents for the m onth amount- the end of 1945, ed to $26,671. ----------- — ----- Mi “' fH e',ry ROlh ai" Mr a n d T f r t. Olan ’s ta r k and ' The 1949 legislature raised the MORE MEN AT WORK rived S aturday from F ru itlan d . 1 w n Rar- .^ n e fits for full tim e undergrad- Thousands of w orkers have re Idaho, to spend a few days w ith ^ 7 din n er guests' Monday uate college students from $35 sum ed th e ir jobs all over Oregon th eir daughter, Mrs. K enneth pv(?ning of Mr. and Mrs. Harold to $50, and about 70 percent of as a resu lt of recent m oderating Crews and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Owens. « those draw ing state aid are in tem peratures, according to re- Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Crews Mr and Mrs. O. N. Ruggles and sons, L a rry and Roy, and th is category, the d e p a rtm e n t’s ports from 26 local offices of the and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. . w ere business visitors In Prine- M argaret B aum gartner w ere re p o rt stated. The other 30 per State E m ploym ent Service, H enry Roth were business visit- vide Thursday. business visitors In The Dalles cent are continuing to draw on Most -optimietie lepOfti Qtl^toe ors in The Dalles Saturday. Mr a n d . Mrs. Dell Olds left Munday. . . . th e basis of $35 a m onth for 40 early sp rin g pick-up cam e from lum ber and logging d istricts of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg Sunday for Stevenson, W ash., Mr. and Mrs. A rt Bibby, Mr. Iclassroon hours of study. w ere hosts at a dinner Sunday ¿o spend a few days visiting the- and Mrs. Eben Kee and Mr. and M ixing various brands of de- gent type oils are recom m ended] W estern Oregon, w hile th e re opening of m any large construc honoring the birthday unniyer- lr son jn law and daughter, Mr. Mrs. Bob King attended the te rg e n t type oils In the crank- for crankcase u s e .in tractors, sary of th eir son, Harold from and Mrs. M arion Crews. W estern p a rty a t the E lks club case of y o u r tra c to r or car rrtay T heir w ashing action helps keepj tion jobs shared responsibility f o r the first upw ard sw ing in Portland. O ther guests w ere Mrs Mr and Mrs. John B euther in The Dalles S atu rd ay night. cause a chemical reaction th a t the rings clear of carbon. T he' em ploym ent since th e x holidays. H arold Blagg and- daughter, ieR Sunday for Portland on bus- Mr. and Mrs. A. S. A lberty could be harm ful to the engine, use of this type oil is m ore im- In itial claims, denoting layoffs- Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Bal- ine<;s for a few days. and daughter, Peggy, w ere bus- w arn s M. G. H uber, OSC exten- p o rta n t for diesel engines than dropped from 11,880 to 9,865 th e in conventional gasoline burn- zer, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg M rs Raiph R ust came home lness visitors in The Dalles sion agricu ltu ral engineer. first week of F eb ru ary , and , Before sw itching f r o m ... one equipm ent. and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Sunday frotn the hospital recov- Monday. • several large offices—including E slinger of Moro, Gerald Blagg pring from a recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bayer b ran d to another, drain the pre- Oil filters recom m ended by the A storia, Coos Bay, E ugene and and F ra n k Payne. M r. a n d Mrs. . M r and Mrs. Ted Trim ble and and son of „M o ro w ere _jtypper sent before refilling w ith a m an u factu rer should be. used G rants Pass— reported few er re H arold Blagg and dau g h ter re- h er p o th e r, Mrs. I>ewls Olds guests of M r.,and Mrs. F ra n k E. d ifferen t brand, the specialist bcause some “will fit” oil filters quests for w eekly com pensation. tu rned to their home in P ortland w ent \ o The Dalles Monday B ayer Sunday. ~ suggests. m ay offer m ore resistance to N early every office on the th a t afternoon. w here Mrs. Olds entered the hos- Mr. and Mrs. H arry S tark - ju g t one o th er way to the oil flow. U nder no condi- w estern side of the Cascades p re Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb pi ta i. to undergo m ajor surgery and fam ily w ere visitors t i t h e maRe th e fam ily car or farm tions, the specialist w arns, should dicted rapid resum ption of sea retu rn ed „ h o m e _ Sunday from o n 'T u e sd a y . W illis B rittain home „a Tyg tra c to r last longer and give cl®y tyP* filte rs be used w ith sonal operations, m ainly be C alifornia w hore It . nt the \ Ir and \ tr s . Tommie B arnett Va»ey b e tte r - eervlce. d e te rg en t type oils. Clay reacts cause of a good dem and for w in ter visiting a, the hom es left Sundav ,o r Spokane. W a s h . a" . « u b e r „ h a s other suggestions 5 bT ’l ™ 'y w lth th e d e ,e r«e n t the hom es left Sunday for Spokane, W ash., ot t h « tva I I aq nuoer lurrfber and m any postponed J . Frtriev io r tra c to r users which he says 4nd rem oves it. Trf 4he1r daughters. Mrs. L. S. to spend several days visiting ? building jobs, W hen d raining the crankcase, Iz>gan and fam ily at Oakland t helr daughter, Mrs. Bill John- X n « t n ' The -.will- postpone costly rep a irs or In Eugene, center of the and Mrs. Mario Canavero and and family. . n Am ong » those n going « to ° T h e - the <*“* w ben the P resent trac- alw ays do the Job w hile th e en- Douglas fir industry, claim s fam ily at-L oa Gatos. -------------U W -,1,> n aa to o k , lilt, m o th e r m 1 ;l| | - t o u rn am en t -tSwe M r. a n d tor.H W rt B* tra d ed jn for ap o th glne is w arl" 'J 0* 0,1 holds dropped 600 in one w eek w ith Mre J Y l" ard .-. .R,olfe le n b ln T ' -Todge last T u ^ d a y ^ r t Bibby. M r and Mrs. er. T ip . Include u A of a non- m ow - 'to s ty iy s lo n several m ills and logging outfits apd fam ily m otored to Antelope w here she received medical at- H e rm a n ’ P e te r s ’ Mr and lir a , fa n n in g oil In the air cleaner, and will rem ove m o re 01 resum ing activities. A round I>e en- F R E E U N D E R BOND . . . John H. Sunday to spend the day visiting tentlon, - -------Dohald von Borstel Mr and U se the correct w eight, and de- foreign m aterial frp u f banon th ree big lum ber and M arigon, one • tim e White House at th e hom e of his sister. Mrs. Mr an„ Mrfi c |a lr B4iie r had „ B ernard M artin. Ed Alley te rg e n t oils a re not recommend- gine. * plywood m ills re-opened. Des intimate, leaves district court In C harles Baker and fam l'y. as .dinner guests Saturday even- and B ruce Alley. ed Set u p a reg u lar-clean ng As a final suggestion. H uber Washington after pleading “ not pite a shortage of logs, - now Miss Carolyn Ix-mley sp en t , Mr an(1 Mrs Harold B)agg M r. and M rs. E arl Olds w ent schedule, especially w here the suggests th a t tra c to r operators guilty” to charges that he lied to a. being supplied on a day-by-day the week end In Moro as a guest an(| d a u g h te r, gandra, Mr. and to P o rtlan d F rid a y on business tra c to r la being operated In dua- check th e oil gauge frequently senate - committee investigating basis w here possible, G rants of Sharon Coons. Mrfi j w Biaggi M r. and Mrs. for a few day«. • ty Spoditlona. < F o r best results, the oil - level “ 5 percenter” activities. He was Pass reported 250 m en back at Mr. and Mrs. R inehardt Was- Ivan Blagg and fam ily a n * Ger- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens should be kept at the manufac- indicted on four perjurv counts. work and m ore being called. senm iller and family of The Dal- ald Blagg. and fam ily and Mrs. W. D. Bar- Pom ittted to cflpn® up to - t h e i r tu re rs recom m endation. les spent S u n d a y , visiting his Mr Mrs Bud P rlnke’r t n e tt spent Sunday In K ent as b e ta S h f c ta g ’lo a d e d ^ Mr and M rs f td t e r t T atum OLD m other. Mrs Jacob W assenm ill- ^ nd he r m o th er, M rs. F r u l Crow- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Olan continue«, before loaded Mr. and Mrs. R obert T atum a n d fam ily w ere luncheon cr. ley, left T hursday for Airlie S tark to celebrate T e rry S ta rk ’s A lthough not recom m ended guests T hursday a t the hom e oT Mr. and Mrs. H erm an P e t e r s 'to spend the w eek end visiting b,J ^ ’ ' tele. for use tn the a ir cleaner, deter- Mr . and Mrs. J. E. Norton, and son. Arden, and Mr. and the latte r s son, Fred Crowley The following w y w wRir swa* « Mrs. A. A. D unlap attended the J r. and on business. phone num bers W allace M ay 7C(1; basketball games in The Dalles -p G arrett returned home Kee. Mr. and Mrs. A rchie C antrall $X«O F IF T H Saturday night. jast M onday from The Dalles - $2.30 P I N T Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reynolds w here he spent several days in w ere business visitors in The Dalles T h u rsd ay and also Mon- w ere In The Dalles Tuesday on the hospital. day. business. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam L abhart Mr. and Mrs. Arch Zehner, -------------------------------------------------of H eppner arc the parents of Mrg Gug v 8mlUl Jo h n A 1 D • •• C i 2, s° ? b o r" ,a t a h?2pltal *n H ays an d M rs. Roy F e e ly of . ? be lagt T he w D eek alles w ere here one day n w u a w a w m u iv .v )ab w as nam ed C hristopher ^ , aUveg. - ... Mr. and Mrs. Harold E akin and fam ily w ere visitor^ in The Dalles Sunday. Mrs. Eakin v isit ed Mr^. .Tesse Helyer at the hospital. The G rass Valley W om an’s club m et at the home of Mrs? C. r . A ndersen T hursday afternoon w ith ten m em bers and guests . The Grass Valley Rebekah present. Mrs. F ra n k E. Bayer, lodge m et at the I.O.O.F. hall president, presided at the busi- W ednesday evening for its reg- ness m eeting. Those present u lar m eeting w ith tw enty-eight w ere Mrs. Bayer, M rs., E arl m em bers present. Mrs. Orville O lds,. Mrs. H erm an Riegler, Mrs. TTuggles, noble grand, presided Clyde Stradley, Mrs. Charles at the business meeting. The de- Perrigo, Mrs. Harold Eakin, gree staff put on the initiatory Mrs. T. M. Rolfe. Mrs. Boyce degree for Mi's. Jack Adams, the Blaylock, Mrs. C. W ilke and Mrs. candidate. R efrcslunents w ere Andersen. R efreshm ents jwyiy? served a t the close of th e meet- jjerved at the closg of the m eet ing by Mrs. Bruce Alley a a d d in g by the Tiostess. Mrs. John Block. ’ Miss Cassie Holmes of The Dai- Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fields and les spent the week end w f t h h e r daughter, Susan, were d in n er relatives here. , . guests T hursday evening, a t the Mrs. J. W. a^ 3*^ home of Mr. and Mrs. H arold ter, Mrs. Clair B alzer took some Owens. of th e high school girls to The D illes W ednesday to the basket- Mr. and Mrs. John Block were ball tournam ent. . business visitors in 1 ieppner Mr. and M rs.. Edgar .A lley T hursday. R h uth, M , and Mrs. OrviHe Hugg.es £ Initiation Made When Sherman County Attended the Eastern Oregon Many Loans Made By Grass Valley & Wbeaf League In Overalls, Condon 1932 Rebekahs i Some Oil Mixing Detrimental To Motors Say College Engineers j H ermitage ^ Áe/tfucky H/t /ste// -A ß le n a Adams ramt More e,n,lleU,n Feb™ary Benjam in. Mrs. Ijd .h a rt will be T h ird & U nion Kt. rem em bered h e re as Jackie T eti. The Dalles Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Arzell I>emley .. .. * w ere business visitors in The P a in t • W allp ap er • ¡Venetian Dalles W ednesday. They w ere Blinds GENERAL PAINT ¡PRODUCTS f,? nn5r RuesU th a t evening a t Heavy Kote • one coat finish ,b c bom c <* “ r. and Mrs. A. A. „ , . . . 4 D unlap celebrating the Lem- ’ Co,orful ley’s tw enty-sixth wedding an- U ta y o n itc , washable smooth finish niversary. Y e v f Oeetor Sponaored i L, . <. M ed iaal a n d H oapltal . Service M a n O ffers B re a d \ tsverafga a f M odest te s t Sam S U rk left W(.,|negday b y - bua for C allfornla to visit his sisters, Mrs. M yrtle Nye a t Tur- lock, Calif., and Mrs. Margaret. ly ilso n w ho is th ere visiting fro m h e r hom e in Casper, Wy- om tag. • ; . , F rie n d s apd relatives palled at th e hom e of Mr. and <M rs. ‘ B pi B rin k e rt S atu rd ay evening to ce’ebrate M r. B rin k ert’s b ir th d ay anniversary. Those pre se n t w ere Mr. and Mrs. B ert Cox, Allan McDougal, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dugger, A rt Allgeier, Mr. and M « . W illiam B rinkert and daughter. Elaine, B arbara Blaylock. Mr. and Mrs. John R ust and daughter. Geraldine & Phyllis, and Eileen puncan. The evening w as sp en t playing pin ochle. R efreshm ents w ere ser ved a t a late hour. \ Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Augee of Chehalis, W ashington, arrived Sunday to visit a t the hom e their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. B ert Cox. CHOICE OF PLANS. Choice o f doctors and hospitals. Prepaid medical and hos p ita l protection fo r employed w orkers available at m odest cost, on an individ ual, fam ily and g ro u p basis. M ore th en 120,000 O reg o n ian s have O.P.S. m em bership. Why don't you join them? Use coupon fo r literature. e ' r J- > .... ' > DURON E S TE R ' 1 WEED K ILLER S MARCH 25 Powerful, concentrated, can be used in oil or w a te r. •j.i- Grau Valley Auditorium Annual Spring Formal u m m :i O a iG O M a W S K IA W S - SCTVICfi Fteew " d l I >r so. I « ■ «Mptoy«d or cm4 iMcrMtvd In O.F.S. c«v«fos« o» (<*•<£ en«) Medical Society ' 4 ' P R E -H EA R IN G DISCUSSION . , . Agriculture Secretary Charles Bran nan confers with Sen. Guy Gillette (D., Io w a), a member of senate ag ricultural committee, before Brannan testified on government’s p tato program at recent hearing. The department of agriculture was ca: ght with M million bushels of potatoes bought through price-sustaining pro gram and was w ithout a meaas of disposing of them'without a loss. C > Proof • 6 5 # Grain Neutral Spirits 0 Kills the toughest weeds and woody plants. ♦ Works even In vary dry or wet weather. ‘ O Ideal to dear growth In ditches, fencerows, non crop areas. -• •' -'I* . Let Us H elp You K ill W eeds N o w .O regon Slot«' *Nb '• ro a Naiional Distillers Prud. Corp., N.Y. • 1114 S. W . SIXTH, POtTlANO 4 -4S S r a x x Y s t iie t , saikm MIDRO«» BUllOíNO, MCDPOKD CHoici or oLAttt • warn Approved by A Gentleman's Whiskey from Kentucky Ideal to kill tough weeds under difficult conditions. Here's why we recommend it! O regon physicians ’ S ervir Sponsored a n d ' ’ FOI •W iaA TIO M S A «KIAT KKNTVCKT FAVORiTK- , □ Indivisi»«! toal« □ PMitly boil« □ Or«wp bait« F —■ ............ : --------1-— —- ........ —- Atf^ratu ./«M. City------ h ’ to O.F.S. s i rs’i'.ori, Sal«« er ZAeäfara. HELD BT BEDS . . . The U. 8, aagry protest to kidnaping ef Al bert Willis (above), Brooklyn, aa d another E . O. A. official. They avt h«l«* held la Red-coa- trolled North Korea. I Sponsored by Am erican Legion A uxiliary H a n s o n 's O r c h e s t r a Admission $1.25 O’MEARA . Supply & Implement Co.