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- g »HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON ¿Jljerman (County Journal FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1«, 1»57 H A R L A N D V IE W GRANG E M eets first and third Saturdays each m onth at 8 p. m. Orlow M artin, M aster A gnes B enson, Secretary Moro L odge No. 113 I.O.O.F. Meets 1st a n d ’ 3rd Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. hall. T ra n sie n t and i vis itin g brothers are' co rd ia lly Invited. S P U T N IK Am ericans are u n d u ly concern ed about the Russian satellite that is- presum ably circ lin g the earth It G iles L. F r e n c h --------------- Editor at some trem endous »peed. w eighs less than 200 pounds and ■ n ta r U M m m i m ì elaM » a tta r at uad«r Art Is a pparently going on and on •f Cos<raaa •« tU fb S. 1879. u n til It wears out o r, burns up. Wtell, w hat If it does. A m ericans have been such ego O rlow M a rtin , N. O. m iw spaprk tis tic a l persons assuming th a t a ll Leo W a tkin s, Secretary PUBLIIHKRI knowledge reposed In them and Ä38OCIATION B eth leh ei * C hapter No. 78 O.EJS. citizens o f other nations had sec Meets every second ondary m inds at best, If not ac T h u rsd a y each m onth. tu a lly a little laughable. T hat has V is itin g members In been c o n tra ry to the facts. Rus vited. M oro, Oregon sians have v e ry fin e scie n tific Genevieve P ow ell, W . M. m inds and have made some great Gwen Ross, Secretary discoveries In many fields of Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F.AA.M . science. The French, the Germans, Meets on the 1st and OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER the E nglish, also have fine scien 3rd T hursday evenings tists. »UBSCRIPTION RATES each m onth. V is itin g W h y anyone has the rig h t to members c o rd ia lly in ONE Y E A R .............................. assume th a t a ll scie n tific discov vited to meet w ith us. eries w ill be made In th is c o u n try Paul A lle y , W .M . OCTOBER 18, IW7 we do n o t kn o w ; there Is no e v i Jlyd e GilWnor, Secretary ______ dence to indicate th a t It has been AGRICULTURE'S PROBLEMS so or w ill be so In the future. Meets 2nd and 4th The In fe rio rity we feel over be ruesdays o f each A SMILING DUTCHMAN, W illem De L iu t, became ehampian Decision of the extension ser in g beaten by the Russians in V is itin g , month. CLUE: This particular sailing vassal, undar tha plawman of the world when he out plowed 26 contestants from vice to hold another county con th is one case m ig h t w e ll be a good welcome. .»untries at the World Plowing Contest in Peebles, Ohio. The members command o f Captain Jonathan Thorn, cama around ference in Sherman county em th in g fo r A m erican th in k in g and 27-yaar-old Hollander acquired his plowing skill on a 123-acro Jarm L. G rabenhorst. NG ♦ha H om and arrived o ff the Columbia bar on phasizes the fact th a t the factors a blow to A m erican egotism , which he and his father operate. Six of the top seven plowmen. Vada DeMoss, Sec. _ __ _ th a t make the basic decisions w h ich is no national asset in any Including the w orld’s champion, operated dleael^ tractors made y Lupine R ebekai. I-odge No. 110 March 22, 1811. Ford In the contest which attracted close to 2O0,*R spectators. about fa rm in g are not a g ric u ltu ra l case. •ja^ p jto q e sueipu| »44 p u t chip 044 dn problem s at all. O ther nations in the w orld, es- LEGAL NOTICES The three factors th a t Influence peclally the sm aller ones, appar- •isoi s » m II* bujaas ‘jaquiatu *az> auQ ’< •-» J«4 notic e of i n t e n t to m o di most fa rm decisions are the feder- e n tly feel lik e baseball fans who pejoassaui saaijau a ja q * l onbA»IO fy P R W ’IP IT A T IO N by a r t i al fa rm program , the a ttitu d e of wanted the New Y ork Yankees to n 'p xauu pua ¿saoo »44 dn pa^as uat^ ujnbuoi aiy. f ic ia l M E A N S (he landlord and the taxes. None get beaten. They wanted a new •a m u m p o »44 uo a .jo p y p o j p e W M ’ « » Auadui° O piotice ip-hereby given th s | the per hour of them are a g ric u ltu ra l. cham pion, were tire d of Yankee jo p w 044 p uaquiaui *| 181 t ° l!jd V 'M u n o o W eather M o d ifica tio n Company, The fa rm program started o ff arrogance. uobauo «Mt “ ! *>**V A °3 , r uM°r f® 1*°^ jni *M4 having its p rin cip a l o ffice at the as a means o f g iv in g farm ers ----------------------- M unicipal A irp o rt, San Jose, Cal m 'p a p e °4 l u** vinbuo| dps 944 * • * l| ’HMSNY some money so they could keep ifo rn ia . has entered in to a con up In the economic race; it has ( H I L I H A N D k k v k k Thi» column i» protontod woolly for I urti» arase« of tra ct w ith T ri-C o u n ty W eather degenerated in to a p o litic a l hand!- About th jg th is week hittorleei inforo»« ond odueefion by ♦** Research. Inc., o f Condon, Oregon, cap to a ll a g ric u ltu re and fo r the , here a lot of ching and fever td* regulate p re cip ita tio n and sup- OREGON HISTORICAL S O C IE T Y ^ life o f us we do not see how ¡j, called, the common cold, ' press f a l l in Sherman C ounty by PORTLAND, OREGON farm ers can get rid of it sh o rt o f f ,u grlppe o r even Aslan flu. In tro d u ctio n o f s ilv e r iodide c ry repealing the w hole thing. There may be a vast difference stals in to super-pooled portions W rit. for Soeioly merr^anS:?» ond lit.r.» u r.-o rty $5 00 T h is county- has always had between them ; it w ould take a of clouds. about a ha lf tenancy. Landlords medical man to explain it and we The silve r io ide crysta ls w ill w ant to make all the money they W ouldn't understand be- generated by ground based Touring Bov Seoul Writes o f Experiences can, a perfectly n a tu ra l am bition. But all are probably variations equipm ent located in parts of Most landlords are fo rm e r fa rm the c h ills and fever all grandmas Wasco, Sherman, W in d e r and ers of an elder age who w orked had to have cures for. On European Jamboree T rip G illia m Counties except th a t, dur- hard to pay fo r th e ir farm s. Young folks most often get Nevertheless -they Influence deci s tiff and sore fro m vio le n t means Ron Robert» Is ;» grandson of friend. We not o n ly traded mater- TY - E xten t that w a ^ s are b etw een pay and productivity is ust 3b 1958^ air-borne- equipm ent sions fo r im m ediate gain and and the soreness is in th e ir mus Mr. and MV*. Fred ( ox of Gras* ial things but spent many leisure climW n« ahead of prod u ctivity believed a main force in current may be used in addition, against plans fo r farm im prove cles; th e ir elders get sore in th e ir V alley and w as the you n gest Boy hours tra d in g in fo rm a tio n . ’ Area affected w ill include Sher ou tp u t per hour Is charted from in flation ary prices. ment. - jo in ts — even bones— and when Hcout to makr the trip to Europe man C ounty and part o f Wasco, Wanted B lue Je» U . 8. D epartm ent of C om m erce / - Federal, and to lesser degree c h ills and fever attacks them they ^ 7 “ ” ¿ j a J » » « « , T h is W heeler and G illia m Counties. state, taxes cause farm ers to atop are miserable Indeed. » u k rJ | from T h is operation w ill extend fr o m - , One o f m y most shocking and Checked by ta kin g the u n it to and fig u re w hat m ight be le ft Doctors, professional and ama- c o rv a llla Gazette-Time«, September 20, 1057 to and in clu d unuuaal experiences was w hen a .strategic locations. fro m any venture. No one, fa rm e r teur, all say that one w ith a fever * ing September 15, .1958. French - boy came in to m y te n t The unique ra in d ro p camera or anyone else, is going to spend should go to bed and stay there The jubllee-Jam boree. held In r tl' h-.«».,« n v to sell Dated: T h is 9th day o f October, fo u r hours « day lo o kin g a fte r ami when one has ch ills along W a rw icksh ire , England, A ugust a™ P ^5 *» * jeans w ill be ur-xl to photograph size 1957. sheep o r sw ine if the possible w ith the fever, a warm ted is , . 12 com m em orating L o rd Bat'en- , • _ h . » hv his un- _ _______________ U n like many years in the past and shape of raindrops this w in W E A T H E R M O D IF IC A T IO N CO. p ro fit goes to Uncle Sam. about the o n ly place a v ic tim can p oweii on his hundredth b irth d a y usual 1 was request n y b u t by the 7 fact th a t tb2 re p o rt on the opening of deei te r a» a help in in te rp re tin g the m aruu»«w H a vin g The extension service can ahow be com fortable. A lthough unable and a^ o celebrating the 50th an- he spoke such flu e n t E nglish. Go- reason from around the __________ state B m JP veather radar signals. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT spo •h o rta a e " of hunters In in fo rm a tio n on .size and shape of wheat farm ers how much money to make a w in n in g case against n j Versary of hts fo unding o f the Notice Is hereby given th a t irtg aîong w ith the them e o f w o rld Cates a can I * made fro m feeding hogs the bed treatm ent— it feels so Bov s r o u f movement. brotherhood we in v ite d several many areas. A check by th e re- that Va'w U I the undersigned has file d in the . and te ll how »hon th l, area I . In go o d -« « » are not at al) aure It la, ¿ v„ go „.u n ir le » of the free ^ u n t r le . to eet w ith tie. «tonal »upervtaor» tuor» of the game 4«orm type» »M region, w II C ourt ot the s ta te of ore- w were“ « j_ n r e x s ^ A r o ^ A n n ♦ t sxzl e d ^ a a t t jh ^ e B e i ^ n C o ^ boys M ^ m m la i t o >■ ^ aaA e " M r a ll < y showed th a t „ ^ X n i r f ^ D ^ ^ r ex' gon fo r Sherman County, bia Fln- t pork w ir l n f» s w ta i r t i I n i * I I .and a v * / i lz*a»si rxzxt t K C ÌM * S t t T C ii t IT ÌC l! t . ___ o __ rld 1 “* t V l i l f a l lllitiC production. lord« ■ Æs> do not look favorable to in ve stin g in the I f one had the am bition to en- ja m b o re e by ----------------------- top scouts and ------ scout- k PS w hich th e y had never the deer were there, b u t the ra in more m eaningful, Decker ex A d m in ,gu.a to r of new equipm ent Involved end the gage In some strenuous w ork ao prs -p^e num ber of boys fro m eaten before. W e tau g h t the the hunters hunters w w eren’t eren’t Of Of course, course, the u«« plained. Estate or W . D. F u lle r, de- taxes w ould take too much o f the he could sweat the germs to the eacb co u n try varted fro m one French how to p la y fo o tb a ll and second week end helped rem edy The camera was b u ilt by the ceMe(|, an(1 th a t Wednesday, the p ro fit. surafee he m ig h t show a more ag from the C aroline Islands to the Scots to th ro w horseshoes. th is as w ill the e ith e r sex season U n iv e rs ity o f Illin o is and the o s i 6th d Qf November, 1957, at A fa rm e r uses fe rtiliz e r In lh- Rreaslve a ttitu d e tow ard his ll,‘ nearly 1900 from Germany. Scouts u 4 on the 19th, 20th and 2 1 st A n d w o rk w ill be financed by a $4460 Q.c, R A M of sald day ln fix a tin g amounts because he Is P?*®* TYtat rem inds ua o f an old now in “ e x ile ” liv in g in Sweden The Jubilee was b ro u g h t to a ln cld e n U ny, i f you plan on going g ra n t fro m th a t in s titu tio n . U n i- CQurt room o f the C ounty llm ltecl In acreage and produces blaekam ith w ho had rheum atism and other countries, represented «mashing clim a x w hen the Queen d u rin g th is season, better v e rs ity o f M iam i is also cooperat- „ Sherman C ounty, - - aa - before. - — -------•— •- •»-— ■— P h ilip -■ --------•*-------.»*. ■ fo •— r deecrip- in g in . - the • ----- --------- to -------- 1,1 h* u v i..,« .» bv th j, e as many bushels That and M,,u when W4H?" an attack a iia v * came va,,,e on Oi* him ,,,,,, th e ■ ir » homelands th a t — are now te - and ■ — P rmce drove th rough . the 8ynopsls ra ------------- in d ro p study pro- CUUI1 ¿ rfWnn C o en fixed decision comes from the federal be w ent to his forge and pounded hlnd lhe i ron C u rta in . Scbut the camp w hlle a ll th e ir subjects Uong of lhe open areas. The map Vide a nationw ide reading on d if- ' h Ume and lac€ fo r fa rm program . ! r ° " j U u , h<? reIieved- „ Region 11, w h ich encompasses pald th e ir enthusiastic respects. 4 , aproxlm ate, and i f you fe re n c e s jn raindrops and storm h . objections to said F in a l hate and and hearty* h e a rtv u un ha Alaska, _ O r o o W n n ashington, THa- . Oregon, u __________________________ _____ here _______ t h » patterns. __ ______ n ea rin g v u je iu v ira T h e nroblems of a g ricu ltu re are lived hal* n til til he Ida- ()n t he n „ ig r h t o f the o ffic ia l closing t * h u n . t anyw near the Account and fo r the settlem ent J h: v r = " F a rm e rs can n £ P0“ " 0 >nym°.re and a"d Montana was re- the Jubilee we heard a message o f the area, you should E arlier nnt a e r t n ilt iir a l F a rm e rs ra n nro- ‘ — - no ana western m u n i« n * wo» »w- or tne ju m ie e we n e a ra a message boundaries o f the area, you siiouiu E a rlie r this year, Decker receiv- duce m ow than eJer before. B u t m ‘ Kht have been U vln« t0 thlg presented by three troops com- frOm Mrs. Baden-Powell, the w id- ^a<i tbe boundary description so ed a $29,000 g ra n t fro m the U. 8. of said estate. T. Ije ste r Johnson had he kept his anvil. posed o f 32 scouts and scouters. ow of the founder o f Boy Scouts. yo u -n gUre of where you are. a rm y signal corps engineering la- A d m in is tra to r they are confronted w ith econ The p o in t is that we too often E ight o tte r boys and m yself fro m Mrs. Baden-Powell is the founder * j n the f ar northeastern p a rt o f ^oratories I fo r studies on u s in g , iti 48-51C om ic and social problems that no supinely accept illness and tr y to t be Oregon T ra il Council, were Of B ritis h G irl Scouts — a move- state, the opening found the radar and other electronic devices one ta prepared 4o discuss or get along w ith it Instead of meet- members o f tro o p _ 111. ment fo r g _ irls p atterned a fte r the area area d d ry ry and and w w arm arm , , du b u i t u th i » is u d iu id n n ’t observi ___ » fo io r r foreseeing to res e e in g and anu observing wea- — , change. Ing It boldly. The doctors and the When we a rriv e d at S utton P ark same p rin cip le s her husband had ger|OUSiy ham per h u n tin g fo r ther. A ssisting Decker are grad- v old women have trained us other- We were escorted by the B ritis h dreamed o f fo r boys. O ur ow n lhose Who tu rn e d out. There was Uate research w orkers, Ju lia n wise and most o f ua believe them, «{-outers to o u r camp site in the A m erican Boy and G irl Scouting ^eawy fro s t at the h ig h er eleva- p ik e and R obert D. Hunsucker, F o r instance, thia screed against 8Ut>camp Copenhagen. T h e r e i8 a p a rt of th a t dream. nons and i t ’s d o u b tfu l th a t things P ortland; A lle n L. F ulm er, Salem FIRMT FRONT acceptance o f illness Is w ritte n In were fiv e sub-camps w h ich were We then traveled th ro u g h H oi- are ¿oing to w a rm up to any and Robert Sutton, Medford. The firs t real frost st of the au- tim e stolen from a nice w arm bed named fo r the places in the w o rld lend, Germany, A u stria , n o rth e rn arpaa extent. tu m n season came Monday n ig h t o f pain to w hich the advise o f u»h<>rp re v io u s Jamborees Jamborees were were Ita it a lv M onaco, and and F ra n c e . where n previous ly , Monaco, France. ” .v Down in ,»». the sagebrush, rim ro c k " r _ to w ilt the tom ato vines, long frie n d s and relatives sent us held. , regions o f southeastern Oregon, A II I past the tim e o f usefulness. There W orld A r t i « Shown ’ y a ^ i n the re p o rt was o f about ha lf have been tim es w hen the roofs z * R E S P O N S IB LE PERSON were w h ite fo r a b rie f (lm e In the HTATE PROPERTY TAX . v n ° f theSC countries 1 ine norm al n,um ^ l . ^ n ^ w a r m Male or female, fro m th is area, e a rly dawn b u t M onday’s was the W h ile the Jamboree at Valley Germ any because it m ost nesem- Here it was also d ry and w a r wanted to service and collect firs t real frost. A lto u g h the special session w ill Forge was a spectacular show o f bled o u r own northw est. The f Or the opening, b u t rains nave fro m autom atic Vending ma We com plain a b it about liv in g composed o f almost the identi- scout cra fts and s kills in w h ich fa rm in g areas appeared to be 8mce arrived. chines. No selling. Age not es in a to ld co u n try and moat o f it- cal n in e ty who made up the negu- the N orthw esters unquestionably more fe rtile and the farm s w ere ¿jo, all in a ll the deer seasor{i£ ^ sential. Car, references, and is w ith o u t basis o f fact; a co u n try l®r session it seems possible th a t showed th e ir su p e rio rity , the Jub- much better cared fo r th a n ln the of f to a ra th e r slow sta rt, rh is $700.00 w o rk in g capital neces that n o rm a lly goes to mid-October U W1H repeal the autom atic state llee in England stressed p rim a rily o th e r cduntries. T here was a con- w ill probably make fo r a lower sary. 7 to 12 hours w eekly nets w ith o u t a k illin g fro s t IS not a p ro p e rty tax w hich Dem ocratic the Im portance o f w o rld brother- tra st in the type o f ’ tools used, to ta l k ill fo r this year, b u t per- to $250 m onthly. P o ssib ility fu ll ve ry cold co u n try And as we re- members refused to consider on hood in scouting and the m aking from the sickle to, the mower. On haps it w ill also make, fo r k * ss tim e w ork. F o r local in te rvie w cal! It was e arly in A p ril w hen *’ ■ m ertla last spring. o f foreign scout friends. H ow ever, Ou r tr ip up the R h in e ,‘w h ich re- h u n tin g accidents. Thus fa r the give fu ll particulars, phone. the last frost occurred w orst th in g about the state o u r troop received a double ra- «embles the C olum bia, we saw record la below past years, but W rite P. O. B ox 672, M inneap O u r friends over in the W ilia m - pro p e rty tax is th a t It m ig h t be tlon o f m ilk fo r having prepared 60’ c liffs covered w ith grape vine- we s till have a couple o f months olis, M inn. 50p ette valley make disparaging re- collected any tim e the legislature the best campsite. Of course, we yards and every possible piece o f of h u n tin g le ft in the state, P ublished E very Friday Moro, Oregon This W eek’s at HISTORY MYSTERY -V* Give the Name and Mission of the Ill-fated Ship that Brought these Tailor’s Shears to Oregon. pay rise exceeds PRODUCTIVITY GAIN HA»w nesA i* HUHHleHvi- « m » » *» «* *"* Deer Season Poorly Attended So Far W m arks about o u r clim ate fro m w hich wa guess th a t they th in k eastern Oregon a land where It seldom rains, w here th e w in d blows continuously, w here the anow falls deep and the b lis te rin g aun sears crops and citizens a ll sum m er. Our Uncle T u rk , now gone to his rew ard, used to aay i t waa a good th in g they tho u g h t ih a t about o u r clim ate fo r It ke p t them from c lu tte rin g up the land- scape. • I t is where true that are to p Z places it is there possible made a m istake in estim ating in- w ill have to a d m it that th e Am er- ground was tille d . Beyond the c°m e fro m any state tax o r the lean contingent had charcoal, steep m ountain sides o f the R hine tax comm ission raised its estlm - charcoal stoves and ready-made we passed in to a region Of m any ate h ig h er than could be realized, plank tables, whereas the boys fe rtile valleys, w here on one side H *• ■ specific tax on p ro p e rty, fro m the Belgian Congo, fo r ex- of the tra ck farm ers w ere m a kin g real and personal, and 1« not dis- ample, th re w up a thatched h u t hay w h ile on the o th e r th e ir trlb u te d equ ita b ly among a ll d t- out of local native m aterial, used neighbors w ould be d ig g in g fo r ‘»ens who derive benefits fro m wood to cook w ith , sat on ru s tic peat log benches and ate o u t o f th e ir d a te g o ve rn m en t iapg On the streets of the cities o u r T l»« campaign fo r Its ellm lna- red jackets caused m any people tlo n haa t * * " « ° in« on fo r some None of the camps w ould have to ask curious questions about th e ten y ear* and ln lh a t tlm e a Breat received a prize the m o rn in g a fte r significance of the color. The peo- deal haa been gained although the t e ’ t e 'f a r t ^ m a ’i n r 't h a t ’ ^hT 'rtM 'Z an unseasonable ra in -s to rm th a t pie were frie n d ly and w ere m ore P r o ^ r t y tax is autom atic and ^ p o s ite d w ater at Ite height at than anxious to help us fin d the K . »Li » u ° p r could be rollected w ith o u t -inv ac the rate o f one ,nch P*r hour s°u v e n irs we sought. T h is was a ile v e n o’ Uon b tln g tS te ^ Thla ° l‘ r sk* P ln « ’* * * in the th ln «’ ^ au^ ** was h *r* 1 of ralnfal1 a* w * do N early everv organization o f d ry cleaning establishm ent and sary on occasion fo r them to even s i ar *S T*. ^ ¡° W f a r m i r t s u X t s S T w S o? Us ,n lhe f ‘* ,d ho^ ‘ tal fo r tw o dlrect us back to hotel. hn p o rta n t S t ” ” P ha" we t o ^ P * * 1 *n d many organiaatlons days w ,th the Aslan f,u ‘ ‘ ln M unich, called Muchen by T h e re are few p aces th e r o t t e aPPea »*d f< * the WH repealing it o f lh e lh ln g s th a t the fo r. * * w e ran ? ? tO^ ° me m e r e «re lew places w h tre the __. ....... in in g - m at tne to r o f o u r German scout frie n d s we Many w ould again eign contingents hunch grass achieves so excellent ,aat aPr,n * ; sought in the ^ ad mgde aj Jubilee, w h ile a feed value as it does here. We aP$*ar wwy o f tra d in g m aterial were 8tandlng on the street co rn e r doubt If a drop o f Sherman coun A m erican Scout belt«, hats, and w a tch in g the famous g ia n t G lock- ty ra in is any w e tte r than o th e r In fact, the w hole u n ifo rm . I left enspiel, mechanical clock, w ith ra in drops but they do seem»to go home w ith fo u r complete Boy j ts m any m o vin g figures. A t one •n*Wa« CHOICE Of fa rth e r and we are convinced th a t s ro u t u n ifo rm s and catne home ln o u r A u s tria n to u r we w ere ♦ha family Sherman county soil is superior. * ""»¿.„‘ " 'L * ' .u„M" 20 m llM o f ,h * H U M ir ta n ♦a KmH “vred jacket w h ich was the w e ll border. As o f today we are w ell satisfied ♦ha cort know n trade m ark o f the A m e ri w ith o u r clim ate but we reserve cans. B ut in th e ir place I brought h» Ma aeeds or withou the rig h t to com plgln next w in te r home E nglish, German, Scottish, i f It gets re a lly cold. and Qeylon u niform s. E v e ry th in g Deatlst was traded fro m samples o f Paci Japan U going to make watches fic sea w a te r to expensive fu r Moro Hotel Bldg. JO 3-3M1 fo r Am erican firm s. Cheaper, too. pelts. On one o f m y big tra d in g O F F IC E DAYS So you see. some one gets an ad sprees I met a boy fro m Ceylon TUESDAY A W EDNESDAY vantage from our high wage who Iqter became my best foreign Dr. Frank D. Reid Raindrop Camera Used A t State A U D W IN T E R POTATOES: No. 1, Deschutes Netted Gems, at o n ly $3.35 per hundred pounds. See Tom Moore a t Wasco. 49c IT A T E W ID E P A IN T CO. com A *"ralndrop camera” and a mo plete p a in tin g and decorating b ile w eather radar eet w ill be service, spray o r brush. Phone U9ed by Oregon S u t e " J * . 1 3977 o r 5293, 1205 E. 12th S t teorologlets th is w in te r fo r spe^( V e rn C am p^ll and Jack N u ll, The Dalles. Oregon 38tfn cla l studies on ra in y w eatbar. B oth studies are aimed a t pro- OR S A L E : G ra in -tig h t feeders duclng new and valuable fin d in gs and walla 1x4 tongue & groove on forecasting and observing wea- d ry u t ilit y $25 per M. th e r w ith radar, a« * > ^ « * ° J w d Std. & B tr. I l ” x 6 th o ro u g h ly W. Decker, p h ysicist w ho is in d ry T A G fo r floors, truckbeds, charge o f both projects. etc., $75 per M. Radar is w id e ly used nbw, Deck- M any o th e r sizes and item s er explained, to detect fa llin g fro m $17 per M up. ra in and sto rm s^C o m m e rcia l alr- T H O R E N L U M B E R CO. L Y L E , lin e rs are equipped w ith weather W N ., Ph EM erson 5-2216 day radar, he noted, and various oth- o r n ig h t. ’ « 32c-tfn e r groups— armed forces, fire fig h te rs, etc,— are interested in radar because of its usefulness in re la tio n to weather conditions and forecasting. The 0 8 C weather radar u n it, , i m iia r to Uw type b u ilt in pUr.es. has been installed in a tra ile r es pecially designed and b u ilt in the physics d e p a rtm e n t Equipped w ith its ow n power su p p ly for fie ld operations, It w ill be used to make observations on storm patterns and movements In west ern Oregon. P attern o f ra in fa ll in the coastal m ountains w ill be Matom S laughtering by appoint m ent only. Meat cu ttin g , w ra p ping, sharp freeze. 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