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Moro, Oregon Friday,
Sixty-Second Year No 39
T h ese
T h in g s
We
N ote
Safety Tips for Safe Living
Foster Martin Says
f a ir O f f ic ia ls
Koreans Have No
Named To Handle Arr“^ i F^
Political Affiliations
F o ster M artin
drove down
from Pendleton Tuesday to have
his last official look at the nur-
se ry ” p la nt” breeding “experim ent
w ork here
The Pendleton sta-
lio n
a s f a r as the
d e v e lo p m e n t
of new w heats are c o n X J d
?s to be c fc ^ d
concerned,
♦ *
Mr. M artin spen nearly two
u*ning lome
n
vu ,1 ° » h / i u h t i
coun r >
over a
h
R< in
on.
grtcu u
y
c ro p s a re
rice and other grains and cotton
K oreans are strictly oriental in
th eir outlook toward life and
seldom w ork w hen they can talk
and are never honest in the
w estern m anner. M artin agrees
w ith S tanley E arl that high
governm ent officials see little of
K o ,« , and know 1UU. about a c
tual conditions because they nev
e r see them on trips when they
are being lavishly wined and
dined.
by Giles L. French
Official County Paper
July 28, 1950
Swimming Classes
County Children
Exhibit Divisions
Sw lm m ing classes 'a t The Dal
les pool for .Sherm an countlans
will s ta rt A ugust 7 according to
Mrs. E rn e st Woods, chairm an for
Moro.
Mrs. H arold E akin is
chairm an for G rass Valley, Mar-
vin Thom as for Wasco and C. A.
Tom fQr RufusJ
Busses will leave Moro a t 8
a m. DST driven by R alph Bris-
bine. The lessons will continue
for two weeks and the instruc-
tor will be the sam e as for pre-
vious classes this year. They will
be held five days each week.
Those w anting children to go
m ay register w ith an y of the
above or Mrs. M arie Zachary.
Bus cost is paid by the Red
Cross and the pool fee is ten
cents a day.
Grain Harvest
Starts With
Encouraging Note
H arvesting is on in Sherm an
Many activities of the Sher-
m an 0 » “ » ^ f 'air wlU b e -to tof-
w ith n e a r'y every farm-
ie re n t hands th is year as new
er in the field on
0381 8id«
Persons are p u t in charge of
of the county and in the north
^ v isio n s of exhibita-
O thers
P ^ b a b ly s ta rt
ThompBon rem ains as
th is week. a few days earlier
su p erin ten d en t of the horse di-
^ a n they expected, before the
ylslon and A B C hristianson of
hot w eather of th is week speeded
sheep and swine.
O thers - are
up
Opening process.
Ueon Srrfith, su p erin ten d en t of
Inform ation on yiehte is still
cattle,
H ow ard Ross, poultry,
s^ etchy and unreliable as is of-
Mrs. H elen Bru ck e rt, fruita. and
ten t ^ie case a t this period of
vegetables, Mrs. Naomi Van Gil-
harvest, b u t early indications are
der, household arts, Mrs. Gwenn
th a t the crop will m eet expecta-
Mltchell, flow ers, T. W. Thomp-
tions- T hat m eans an average of
son, 4-H livestock, Mrs. E lizabeth
over 20 bushels for the county.
H artley, 4-H hom e economics.
Reported yields of over 20 bu-
Mac B arbour will have his ro-
on
point lead to the
.
a i.„
. _
belief th a t the county will av er
the
show
( ™ ‘
1 xe °
, ,
age above that.
There Is about
conung from Lew iston Idaho, to
124.000
acres
of
grain in the
m ake th e date,"* which m eans
county.
A
22
bushel
average will
th a t he will have th e best of
produce a very satisfactory crop.
his long list of hard bucking
Yields a t R ufus are reported
horses on hand. His en tire o u t
ito
be a s high as 40 bushels in
fit will come m eaning Brahm a
som e favored fields and the w est
bulls, bareback horses, saddle
Sherm an is one of the tw elve side of the county m ay yield in
broncs, calves and m en to handle
counties
in w hich a veteran of the thirties.
them together w ith contestants
W orld W ar II can obtain a direct
T h ete has been some possible
for the events.
four percent housing loan from dam age to the spring w heat in
I here a re alw ays horse races t b e V eterans’ A dm inistration, the ' south end of th e county
at the Sherm an county fair and
W heeler, Morrow, Wgs- w hich w as later. It ripened very
. L atest governmei>: loan rates, they are alw ays exciting. Ivocal
and Hood R iver are other fast during the past week and
show ing discounts for sm ut and horses will fill th e race w here guch counties.
is ap p arently injured to some
grade have been received. The possible and the race m akers .. The VA empbaidzed th at appb extent. How m uch is not known.
term inal price on loans and know how to arran g e < lose con cations for direct loans would
-
purchase agreem ents
Is $2.21 tests.
not be accepted from veterans
and m ay be talMft u n til Jan u ary
Judge for open class an d 4-H b v ing in any area not
K Til US P IC W S
31, 1951. F in al date for loan livestock classes will be Russell
D irect housing loans for vet-
p aym ent is A pril $ 0 . 1951
M cK innon of Pendleton, form- eran8 w ere authorized by Public
B y M r s . G e o r g e L . Fox
Loan rate on w heat is $2.05 in e r county agent of Gilliam coun- Law 475,
81st Congress, to help
Mrs. Leo D um ler and sons
S herm an co unty with a one cent ty and Mrs. M cKennon w ill judge veterans living outside m etropol- W ally and Denny of Salem who
discount for No. 2; a three cent hom e economic divisions. Robe itan area8 w here it is difficult have been visiting relatives here
discount for No. 3; a six cent dis- Lx>ng of Silver Ijake w ill again for ^bem
obtain Ioans through
left F rid a y for Bend . to visit
count for No. 4 and a nine cent judge horse classes.
established p riv ate lending insti- som e of their folks.
,
discount for No. 5, wJLth the two
Dances will be held at Grass tutions, and $150,000,000 was
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Medler
la tte r grades m ade by test w eight Valley Friday night and a t Was- Provided for this purpose.
and daughter, Mrs. Darrel Glitzier
only. Mixed w heat bears an ad- co Saturday night w ith Jo h n n y
No ioant>can exceed $10,000 and and son of The Dalles, w ere dln-
dltional two c en t discount. TT k Reitz playing for l>oth.
order to qualify a veteran can- ner guests T uesday evening of
sm u t dockage is 1
cent for ft of A speCiaI contest ior. c r o c h e tr r s not previously have used any Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Macnab and
1 p er cent sm u t ai
! uree cents baw been scheduled w ith a neat p art of his Gl loan e n title m e n t family. Medler is a brother of
fo r all o v e r Leper cent
cup a lread y -receiv ed as o prize
Application form s can be ob- Mrs. Macnab.
is for the w inner. T he w inner may tained from the Loan G uaranty
M iss E leanor Fox sp en t the
Thfe lo a n r a t e on b a rle y
$1.25 w ith discounts up to 15 also en ter the national contest Division, VA Regional ' Office, w eekend In T he Dalles as the
for substantial prizes.
guest of h e t sister, Miss Dolores
cents on No. 5 barley,
208 S. W. 5th Ave. Portland.
T he governm ent^aK sum es the
Fox.
Mrs. George Jensen and d a u
storage on w heat and gives seven
ghter Sharon and son are v is it
cents per bushel to farm ers who
sto re th e ir own grain. On barley
ing at the home of her parents,
th e ow ner has to pay storage
M|r. and Mrs. Bruce M illard
charges. Barley price is roughl
while her husband is driving trac-
$56.00 per ton and some good
Miss Peggy N? Cloe, daughter
Mrs. H ulda N atalia Njsh, long tor for Dick Yocum during har-
crops are reported.
of Mr and Mrs. M. E. CJoe of tim e resident of Moro, died a t a vest.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Adams of
The Dalles, becam e t£e bride of hospital in The Dalles Thursday,
Salem
w ere a t the home of Mrs.
W illiam L. n a t t . »on »f Mr and ¿ to y 20th. following a long 111-
Once upon a tim e th ere w as a
w om an who thou g h t h er hu s
band was w orking too hard (be
lieve it or not) so spe told him to
be careful.
He jocosely replied,
“Don’t
w orry, w hen I ’m w orn out you
can get a good husband.’’
The lady being gracious, re
plied, “ I don’t w ant a good h u s
band, I w an t you."
— TTW N
d
I t w as the so rt of a city w here
th ere w as lots of juvenile delin
quency, but. no one could park
his car over the nickel lim it.
TTW N
Stanley E arl, m em ber of an old
Oregon fam ily and one-time sec
re ta ry of th e CIO, is getting his
knocks rig h t now.
He was in
K orea for a year o r so and came
back critical of the ad m in istra
tio n ’s policy there. He said th a t
w e dealt alm ost exclusively w ith
the top political b rass and paid
no attention to the w orkers w ho
DON'T MAKE YOUR FIRST
th erefo re had no loyalty to o u r
JUDE THE LAST RIDE. OBEY TRAFFIC SIG N S!
nation,
O ther foreign trav elers
have said the sam e thing.
It
sounds reasonable. And if that
I N O B S E R V A N C E O F N A T I O N A L F A R M S A F E T Y W E E K , J u ly
i m e l y d o ’« a n d
is Stanley E a rl’s considered opin- 23-29, a h a lf - m illio n 4-H C lu b b o y * a n d g ir t s p o in t o u t t tim<
In n w e ’l f think it’s correct until
don’t’« f o r tafb liv in g . S a f e ty 1« t h e i r N o . 1 C ro p . I t is a 52 w e e k - a - y e a r
p ro g ra m d
d b
by
h o w one m ore and b e tte r Inform-
« •" ” *"d hom* s a fe t y 9"»'«'"
u ir
l r e e c c te
.id
y t t h
h e
e C
C o
o o
o p
p e
e r r a
a tiv
tiv e E x t e n s io n
S a r v lc e . G e n e r a l M o to r s h o o o rs t h e 4 - H ’c rs a n n u a lly w i t h c o u n ty , s ta t e
ed th an the state d ep artm en t de e n d n a t io n a l a w a r d s v a lu e d a t < 1 9 0 0 0 .
nies It. ,
er
tr
e r
T he census didn’t enum erate
th e snuffers and sneezers from
rag weed b u t in a n y event it
seem s likely th a t a very sm all
m inority is m oving to lot of gov
Oregon farm s continue to m ake
em roental m achinery It is now new s for th eir ow ners, operators
proposed th a t th ere be a s t a t e h i r e d hands throughout the
Orm and G. H ilderbrand, 51
law which could entail a rag year jn a steady stream of news life tim e Resident of the W asco
weed Inspector a ragw eed s l a y e r , accounts published In local papers com m unity, died last Friday
a ragw eed tester, an enforcem ent re ja tJng farm accidents th a t re m orning of a Jheart attack while
officer. a secretary ami four
s u jt jn death, p erm an en t in ju ry an am bulance raced from The
pists (one to each copy) and rag- or w ork time-loss for th e ir vie Dalles t<x take him. to a hospital
weed taxes.
W asr t J ' ran<" )a Urns, according to the Oregon
l u g f l e e j l preparing for h a r
crude. He ju s t dug it out.
Earm sa fe ty council, which adds
on
p|aceg hfl farm ed,
TTW N
n n b li c l h a t l h i S w e e k ’ J Y l y 2 3 - t o 2 ft’ ls hte own, the M arie B arnett Coop^
Some one has stolen a
N ational F arm Safety week.
er place and th e B arnett E state
address system from a church.
A new s clipping survey kept place, totaling about eight sec
Now, by gosh, he can sleep by the council recorded 36 deaths
through the serm on.
from farm accidents during the
Orm and H ilderbrand was born
TTW N
calendar year 1949 a s com pared near W asco Ju n e 25, 1899, a son
The style in Miss America can w ith 34 dehths for the year pre-
d a v ' ju ? v n2O3n a r t o t h o m e ^ f toe
Mr. and Mrs. Nlah catne to ler over toe weekend. They came
of George "and Rebecca H ilder
didates appears
to favor the
h ,
1 1.1« t<»r- continue to lead
bride’» parents in The Dalles. Sheripaq county in 1912 and had up especially to a tten d the fun-
brand, early settlers east of Wps-
sm aller varieties. A few years as
factors for acci-
co. He attended W asco schools
R ev. W W. G oarhart of Moro ra id ed to M orom oat of t o e t o n e eral Monday o ^ M j s ^ m . ........ •
ago th e judges preferred the b ig
accounting for 15 of the
and the U niversity of Oregon
ran g y type, com parable to the
d e a ths counted.
m a r r i e d Lois
___ ____
H orrigan,
Prosser. Wn..
to e ^ ^ m o n ^ ^ ^ ^
y
^ V ^ l l T v i s ^ l n ^ ^ X
B arnett and
G erm an coach or the < levetand
p urpfySe of N ational F arm Safe
t
w heat farm er, who has engaged
Bay. a useful a ll-p y p o se anim al
w eet
encourage all farm dohn them
w as
w to Gordon,
’. , / t o wh7m
T y ^
° Sunday and attended church . r -
to be su re b u t fo^ show purposes
to learn and obey farm
survive.
■ ^ H i l d e r b r a n d was active In t 7 o n ^ i n ^ ^ t o
^ l e 7 ’^ t o - ^ 7 -
fatoer
and Mra. H arold sh ield s
father
hardly equal to the s m a lle rm o ro ^ fe ly rules,
com pact, livelier, m ore
o r e . spirited
p o .v ~
of
■’rs ,1‘
CooperaUve G rain H orse H eaven section by artificial led her to the altar. She wore David W N Ito, « daughter M rk
Arabian o r Thow uR hbred.
‘
Rta(e.s mogt u n .
presid e n t nucleation, m et w ith the direc a dark blue sheer afternoon, dress Lloyd A. GrIm es a "d one grand w
P
.j
y ^ o f a person usual IMS farm accident goes to £ ™ C£ r al years He had served tors of toe T rlC o u n ty W eather w ith pink h a t. an a™
‘es
daugtoer U oydena ‘¿rtates
*
H e w as th e so rt of a person
,„ rtlv,d„ a , who
who re
reived pain-
„ . ber
J . of toe o school
h n n l h o a rd
s e a rc h Inc.,
.
Inc., in
In A rlington, the sam e color. Mrs. u Grace
F uneral se rtic e s w e re
r a d 'u Gavin
n v in
i-mic»».
c nn Fm ncisco w here they have
e lth- an Individual
received
pain- ag a . „ m em
board. R
R e ______
esearch
iniy M onday ercpui».
H orrigan is Lewis played the wedding m arch the Moro (
V
, -
u v ing. Mrs. Shields is the
Whmse c o n v itlo n s o Or h ^ t o m . X " '
resulU n* from kicW ng was chairm
c ta 7 m a an
n of to e county
evening
Elk
quite
pleased
w
ith
the
w
ork
and
accom
panied
,
W
illiam
Pen-
of
whfr
s
w
w
.
‘
was
in
daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. A drian
e r his
nis coi---------------
conv cu ^ ^
w anted His o u t a window.
_______ PWA com m ittee. He w as an
Sone to to n e on t o . f . r m ^ ~
gra -
O verturning accounted for nine and a TO fra tern ity m em ber.
^ n ° e nr 'o f th e m o m e n t to think.
T his w ork is still
O ther su rv iv o rs are th re e sis
Mrs
Vesta
M
atthias
of
perlm
etrtal stages. H orrigan told th e r of the groom, was best mam
Miaryhlll Motel are the parents of
bunch of optim ists’ tnvolying children.
te r t,
MTs
th
e
«roup.
He felt m any of the
a reception w as held following
A ren’t we a
Jam
es
E.
W
iles,
farm
repre
a
son bom last week.
W
ashington,
w
k
iv
u
k
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F
ra
n
k
W hbn we Enlarge to e size of toe J ™ “ “ f ^ s u t o ' t o d u ’s7r'.a“l
^ ^ " » 7 needed will not be th e cerem ony w ith Mrs. F ra n k
R ay Brown is taking advantage
Mrs. Q. H
.
__ • ___
» » a r c iV m l
_
t i l 1A , r « o r o , n f a r in i* n „ u
v rv lirin ty
and
pensions (so-called) we pensions accident
com m - a ission,
says th a t M«n n . Mrs o o raCe _ Medler
of Was- available ___
until
10 y e a rs of addi- p aio r pouring
of a h arvest job during his vaca
People
Get
H
igher
y tne
the state
two brothers,
br6thers
jo e of W asco tlo
tio n at
a l experim entation has been Low ry serving tlae 5,akf r J hP c"er
tion from his regular job on the
reo p ic
„ sav T ax. fatalities covered b Dy
Joe
w
hen we m
workman>s
of Sunnyside.
nle left , for a ... b rie f trip v a n fte
pie
------
e. ight as well
u n i say la x w
o rM iw n a v w a* » « » -» '-''— jaw
— are
— ^ a n , b - W
w a a i lte
t e r r ot
auiiiiyoinc, W ash, completed.
m r
.
state highway. Ray is driving
In. Moro.
payers G et Bigger BtH.
continuing unchanged; tim e loss
F u n e ra i services w ere held
D irectors of the Tri-County
Tri-Countv w hich they will reside In
M ora
The bl.p artisan com m ittee for truck for Dick Yocum.
The president asks for all-out accIdents baVe shown a decided Monday afternoon from th e W as W eather Research, Inc., have en-
P resent from out of tow n
,lBiaianced p la n / m et in Sal-
Tow ards the end of last week
un ity at home. Yea, good idea. increase du rin g the p ast five
M ethodlst church w ith inter- gaged the W ater R esources De w ere Mr. and Mrs, bam bugg o
Monday Ju ly 24, sta rtin g saw a few farm ers harvesting in
W hen faced w ith a sim ilar sit- yearg The com m ission he repre-
ln th e S u m lse cem etery a t velopm ent C orporation to pre- Portland, the b rid e s g
w ork on the election cam paign tbe area north of Klondike. Dick
nation the old tim e boss used gentg handles ab o u t 11,000 agri- $ a8C0
. .
pare a survey of potential in- ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. 1. cioe oi
„»apportion the Oregon legis- Yocum’s outfit got going last
to fire both and h ire new ones. cu ltu ral accounts, a sm all per-
'_________
crease in rain fall through artl j obn p ay , Dr a n d M r s . w . a.
W ednesday w hich was about as
We m ean Mr. Acheson and Mr. centage of the s ta te ’s total farm
flctel nucleation in Gilliam, Mor- McKenyy of Bend, Mr ana Mr .
The com m ittee b, headed by soon as any of therft. T here w ere
Johnson for apparently th e re ’s populatio n .
D r i v e t S L lC C n S C S
row and Sherm an counties. They
Axtell and children, J
M arshall Sw earingen, who said, others th a t started up Monday,
S
to be no u n ity th ere.
_
U r i V t T h L lL C U J C a
deUiled weath.
VernQn (Skipper), Mr. and
conlm ,tte e ,s alm in the but it will
another week be-
“ - “
x,
.
I-
.
r\
er forecasts from K rick’s group. M rs. Bob B risbine, M r and Mrs. cam paign ,8 to tell the voting fore an the farm ers are in the
W
H
a11 member8 of the organization Bon C hristianson and Mr and Mrs
whflt We <<Baianced p ia n ’’ flelds.
T h e increases in prices, espe
D runken driving convictions In
receive copies of these fore- Jack Lam rence of Moro,
Is and w hat is at stake in r e a p
The orchards a t Rufus are fin-
cially on articles hot rem otely
portionm ent. We intend to board- ¡8bing up picking the apricots,
affected by w ar, rem inds us of
d u rin g the firs t six casts.
^ f t h s of 1950 increased 22 per
cast the four basic points of the and tbe apples, too, are plentiful
a W orld W ar I story.
“ Balanced P lan”,
They are: and rlg b t In the m idst of the
about the Indian who h a d rais-
E xports of grains and g rain cent over last y e a r a t the sam e
1. R egular and fair apportion- cooking apple season.
ed th e price of h u c k le b ^ n e s to
frQm the U nited gtates tim e, according to figures re
$1.00 (rem em ber th is w as
d
l2 monthB’ period leased by the secretary of s sta te ’s
m ent for all <?f Oregon.
The warm days the com m unity
2.
A
representative
for
every
bas
heen having the end of the
W ar I—now they re
" ending Ju n e 30 are ru nning u n d er office.
ie firs t six m onths of th is
Dlreetors
¿ J * today declared Seventy-four
4 H club m em bers county,
week
and first, p a rt of this week.
asked w hy to e raise from
o, according to the
The first
ram m
m arkets
« r « n . review year
’ ’,03v
A w h ile a t o v X d
o f ‘««OO.OW It w as from W heeler, Gilliam, and Sher-
* S e c t o r s to Z r e p n ^ t no is speeding the ripening of the
its the
toe reply
reply w as "Hell of a big w eekly ^ g .a)n
b b its
g ra in as well as the fru it at
n rp m re d bv toe OSC extension censes revoked for driving w hile a di „ N Bei„rano Jr.
m a n counties
attended the an- m ore than th ree counties.
w a r in Europe.
ts service f r S t USDA and* other Intoxicated. L ast year du rin g toe announced
by > ;
™a" ~ U|um hla Basln U v e stock
4. Any county limited to one’
one Rufus. The tem p eratu re has been
907 revocations w ere president. Con. tto to g »
nu
j u |y
r
u
............
hovering around the 100 degree
T he grow ing of m oustaches i S Him
share
on
all
outstanding
Joann
Ross,
daughter
of
Mr.
Com
m
ittee
m
em
bers
attending
nark
nn th e verge of becoming a com-
•
PVn o rts of th ese com- handed ou t for drunken driving. s h -._ --
««vnhle a t two
Tnann
daugnter or m r.
v m u u iu w w
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a g a in - th e m odern
The t
o
t
a
l
a
of
traffic con. of
bank it is payable at^tw o
^ a ^ ^ Howar(1" RosS( Mdr6, the m eeting Were: Charles Mc-
^ 8 l o n rao f Cth e b e a rd e d w arrior.
,¿ ^ 4 7 9 . 2 minima bu victions rM Ulting In revocation
p e r ^ fifty / » n t s stockholders
Baker
revocation periods,
pay-.
__ placed
<n
. first In th e livestock Jud-.
hid- Culloch,
Tulloch. Baker,
vice chairm an,
CALL FOR BIDS
we -p p o se . But there
W £
* „ , y 207
of j 34o Ucene->«nd - pene.cn
£ U
and
contest held during to . Ed Boehnk.; E
Eugene; Freem an
Sealed bids will be accepted
until noon, A ugust 14, 1950 fbr
the school buildings and equip
m ent of the E m igrant school
district No. 4, located 9ft rnilw
northeast of Wasco. Bids will
be accepted separately for, 1)
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Gls May Borrow
Direct On Homes
Loan Rates and
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Farm Safety Week
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May Protect Workers Dead From Heart
Attack Friday
Flatt-Cloe Wedding
Mrs Hulda Nish
Event of Suuday
Buried Saturday
Rain Making Thought
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Reapportionment
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