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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1963)
Seventy Fifth Year No. 26 These T h in g s We Note Moro, Oregon County Official Paper Friday, April 26, 1963 Referendum Talk Students Recognized Dan Ç. Bartlett For E ffo rt; Wn Buying Journal Due Tuesday Place on Honor Roll The honor roll at Sherman Hl From Frenchs At High School School for the second six weeks YulcUictmjan County Clubbers Told Value of Stock Buying llarpel Keller, investment bro I)an C. Bartlett, publisher of Explanation of the 1964 wheat of the second semester Includes ker of Portland, advised Sherman the Hermiston Herald for 15 program will be presented Tues- the following with 4.00 grade: countians at the Sherman county day, April 30 at Sherman High Melva Alberty, Jacque Bucholtz, years starting in 1945, is arrang- club Tue lay night that it would cafetorium, Joe Heater, chairman Carol Hoye, Alice Kaseherg, Ka- ing for the purchase of the Sher- I h - helpful if they could get an of the county ASCS committee pen Macnab, Nancy McKean, Ar- man County Journal from Mr and other income in addition to the announces. The program will be- tpne Todd, Virginia Todd, Karen Mrs Giles French, who have been one from wheat. There is safety gin at 8:00 p.m. Pacific Daylight Tsubota. With 3.83 are Rosalee publishers since 1931. Giles L. French in diversification, he said. time. Eslinger, Nancy Grogan, Patty Mr. Bartlett is an experienced He dlseu.'-'t'd investments on a | Tiie evening program will *n- Knott. Ixrwell Smith, Kaye Whip- newspaper man, having worked “Yes”, said the old man, “I’ve h,»rt term basis, quick money, elude a review of U.S. and P NW pie. with 3.80: Regina Gamb'e, on many papers and owned sever- had a lot of Gisppointments, even that may come from speculation; wheat situation, the 1964 wheat With 3.67: Pat Alsup, Janice Car- al- He grew up in a small Neb- teen one.” and medium range, meaning one program provisions, voter eligibl- ter, Judy Dunlap, Linda Hocke.t, raska town and likes to live in T T W N or two years. He m entioned som e lity, use of diverted acres, Inter- Noel Hockmna, Bob McMurtrey, small towns. His son, Dan jr, Maybe the men needn’t worry stocks and commodities that show national Wheat agreement and bui Smith, Diana Tallant. WM be associated with him soon. too much about women taking promise , f being good invest With 3.50: Curt Blagg, Barby He intends to make several chan- P a tty M s iip , dau gh ter of M r Public Law 480 and income alter- over their barber shops, bars and and M rs B ill A isiip, has t»een native with i “yes” and a ‘no” p.yars, Beverly Cottom, Nancy K*8 in typography of the paper ments of this type. And he talk Alice K aseberg w ith a grad»? pants. They still haven’t learned -»elected by C h ris Schultz I nit, referendum vote. Participating .n Doolin, Mona Eakin, Don Grab- antl to follow a more aggressive jxiint av erage of 3.88 w ill be val ed alnxit long term Investment to smoke cigars or chew tobacco. A m erican Legion A u x ilia ry to hr the program will lie Dan Var- ner, Gary Irzyk, Ginger Laugh- business policy, ed ieto rian at SHS g raduation, which is especially desirable in T T W N Frenchs came from Grass en d in g a high school record ol case of inflation. the unit's representative at G irls hagen, Farmer Fieldman, ASCS, Rn, Marcia Martin, Katie Reck- A trout dragged out of a stream S tate held at W illa m e tte u n iv e r Portland; Ralph Busse, County mann. In v estm en t incom e is new mo- Valley March 1, 1931, having con s a ile d activ ity . Saturday would hardly have no s ity in .lim e. lies in the co unty, lie said, ju s t ASCS Office Manager; Floyd On the honor roll on a qualified ®oUdtad lb* Sherman County ticed it. a new wheat is so m eth in g new . Root, Western Wheat associates basis are June Jefferies, 3.83; and Observer with the Grass Valley Salutatoria!! He a d v o e ie d co n trib u tin g to th e T T W N ix»ard member; and Thomas W. Nancy Conlee, David Eakin, Lea- Journal. Within a short time the The president seems convinced Alice Kaseberg political am paigns of good m en Thompson. County Extension ag- nard Eakin, Mike Eslinger, Fred Wasco News-Enterprise was ac- that Castro will not rule Cuba to help stem the tren d to w ar 1 ent. , Hall and Ken Thompson with 3.50 Qolred and the Sherman County much longer. May he, but the Wins 4-H Award inflation that d issip ates w ealth. Owners anil operators having Honorable mention was given Journal became the only paper next one will be even closer to an interest in 1964 wheat crop to Linda Beckwith, Gary Carl- In ,he county, < ( liege Pltili Deluded Alice Kaseherg, Wasco, a ten will vote on market quotas May son, Kay Higley, Lee Kaseberg, Wr French said a major reason the Russians year l-H memlier, lias been selec 21, Heater advises. T T W N Barbara Medler, Doug Medler fl>r s*llin** is their desire to as- T he com m u n ity college prop»- Every thing we read, is going ted as a National l-H Award win- The program is for one year Tom Ocheltree, Nina Rhinehart, sure continuation of a newspaper il once igain caused som e dis- up: wages, spending, prices, the ner.«Jn_ , l,e Sta,e sw ine program, an(| the principles of the w ith 3.33; Pat Coats, Melvin Con- ,n the county, without which the i n ion I m ( ause of a petitio n pre- whole shebang. That’s fine. Up is T- Y' rhompson has announced. lwo price whea( plan. Those hav- away and Barbara Worrell with counl>' would be seriously handi- >» nted by Max Barzee and Dick good word, down is a had word Ihe senior Sherman High stu- ing an jnterest in thp wheat pro- 3.20; Jane Baker, Karen Bethel, capped as a political entity. He Skill's, tie* club committee named so everyone can l>e happy. dent was selected ill statew ide grain ir,-ain are are encouraged encouratred to to attend nt ton, I v-iran .,».,,., Crews, Ter- m..-’ feels Karen Cnntn., Coates, kt Nancy feels that that a a voumrer younger nuhlisber publisher ti look l.i.o it. T h e iK'tition asked competition. The award provides this meeting. T T W N ry Decker, Mike Foss, Cheryl woubl make that more certain. th e S tate Board of E d ucation to Americans got along pretty cn all expense trip to 42nd Na The program has been planned Gentry, Virginia Griggs, N a i x y ------------- ’---- not Inclu le S h e rm a n co unty m well with their form of govern tional 4-H Club Congress, Chica- as an the pro|s»a>d community college an information meeting on Hicks, Barbara Jones, Jan Lem- ment until they got into Inter go, December 1-5, 1963. various aspects of the 1964 pro- ley, Jannette Ixmg, Ernest Moore, It was adopted but not without Alice has taken 28 4-H projects, gram for wheat. Alternatives un- Karen Powell, Joe Thomas, C1M- Homemakers Having national affairs and foreign rulers opposition by l’aulen Kaseberg learned how to take adantage of mainly in livestock during her t|cr a «yes,» O1 no’’ vote will lie ford Todd with 3.17; Tim Allen, Big Time Saturday and Fal Tyler, who thought th e the jxditical hopes of American of 4-H career. She organized the 4-H presented. County farm organiza- Ken Blagg, Sharon Coelsch, Sin- louniy should wait to see what Empire Builders Club this fall fice holders and seekers. Then will iiapi'-'ii, what kind of col tions are planning later programs dra Gabrielson, Carolyn Henrielis, The seventh annual homemak the local citizens found out ho.v and has been active in Junior to debate the issues at stake, Linda VanGilder with 3.00. ic a* i planned, etc., but the argu ers festival, “Wheat in Many to trade votes for grab at Uncle H*a‘l*rship and her own club ac- Heater says. ment that Sherman county would Honorable mention, qualified Lands” will l»e held at the Sher- tivities. She becomes one of only _______ , _ Sam’s pocketbook. That old gen put much un,re tax money into lists Linda Helyer, Patty Thomp- man High school cafetorluin Sat- tleman had better quit lieing a a half dozen Sherman 4-H mem il than it would probably derive son and Alison Walker at 3.33; urday, April 27. The public Is in- Jacq u e B ucholtz, w ith GPA of in benefits prevalhsl. gentleman and start treing a man. bers in 50 years to lie selected to Grain Growers Plan Loren Macnab and Kent Thomas vited to attend. attend National 4-H Club Con 3.77 will be sa lu ta to rian . She, loo T T W N Jo h n Mills and H arold E ads of with 3.00. This spring festival is given lias lx»en activ e in school. If you are unable to entertain gress. Sherri Fraser, Moro, was Panel Discussion Sandy atten d ed and asked su p to acquaint citizens with the pro last trip winner from Sherman yourself, some one will do it for port In opposing tin* n a tu ra l r e gram and activities of the six —---------- — — Frajik Zaniker and Wife you at a price. You may pay County. sources bill in the legislature. The Sherman Wheat growers home extension units in Sherman ... _ . „ money, which is the simplest; - county. Each unit is displaying Sherm an County Boys spring meeting has been set for Killed In Collision or you may give your time and Saturday, May 4, Masonic hall, Frank K Zaniker 66, and Vena a” exhibit based on a unit les- E n tn r B a be R u th L e a g u e interest and aid some cause, Mrs. Homer Wall Snow Sunday Sets Wasco, President Mildred Zell Viola Zaniker, 59, his wife were son or workshop - - given during the which is extremely complicated announced. There will lie a 7:00 instantly killed at E agle creek past year. S h e n iu n C ounty will e n te r the for it may involve a whole life Buried In Corvallis p.m. 11ST banquet and a program. |ag^ week when coming to th? The afternoon activity begins mid Columbia Balx1 Ruth Ila c Some Sort of Record time of turning another’s wheel. Mabie C. Wall, wife of Homer The 1963 Conservation Man of Naideen Medler ranch from their at one- Following an informal ball league sponsored b\ the T T W N Wall, died in Corvallis April 9. the Year and the 1962 Cake Bak- home at Willamette. They were coffee hour, Mr and Mrs Floyd American Ix’gion. If S h erm a” co u n tian s will re- What the lalxrr movement rca.- Mrs Wall lived for many yeats ing champion will be honored at going to look out for their grand- Hoot will tell of their recent Gary Berg will coach the team incm lx'i- il e date, S unday, Ap*'il ly needs is a way to organize at Wasco when her husband was the banquet. Cushman Equip- children a few days while Mrs triP to th* Far East and show and the first practice will be 21. they can long recall one of the machines and, of course, collect roatj supervisor for Sherman to- rnent will provide the conserva- Medler took a vacation. some of their slides. Mr Root May 13-15 17 at .Sherm an High, odde I ap rin ,' sto rm s in a lif.»- dues from them. unty. She was born April 20, tion award. Zaniker had been welding was tour manager for five grain Registration of ix»ys 13 1 I 15 lime. T T W N 1889 at Amity, the daughter of The 1964 wheat program will supervisor at Zellerbach Paper <l*al*»*H and wives representing who want to play hall will con 'Io lx fin w ith it rained n early We hope Khrushchev will ap Charles and Elizabeth Fletcher, be debated during the program. an(j Rh‘e ha(, assistant man- Western Wheat associates on the tact P. P. Patrick before May 1. all night S atu rd ay n ig h t and by preciate the work we are doing Survivors are her widower, Ho- A panel composed of Mert Stein, ager of L’ance Apparel In Oregon lriP- particular Interest to the Birth certificates will be requlr m o rn in g it had tu rn e d to snow to protect his new colony in mer, three daughters, Mrs Georg* PCA, Harold Peach, Farm Bur- (’¡tv Funeral services were held group was market development ed at the registration. Baptismal that varied in o e p th to non«» s ta v Cuba. (Mignon) Newton of LaPaz, Boi- eau, Milt Morgan, OWGL, and Monday at Oregon City with iu-oi U.S. produced wheat in these or Hospital certificates will not ing on th e g ro u n d n o rth of G or T T W N ivia; Mis Neil (Jeanne) Cruse of Floyd Root, Western Wheat will terment at Riverview Abbey. Sur- foreign lands. Miss lx>e Kaseberg In- accepted don ridge to a few inches a t M »ro “You know,” said the Bible Spokane, Wn. and Mrs Lowell debate it with Alien Tom, as mod- viving are Mrs Medler, Mrs Gavle will provide musical selections, Anv lx»y born prior to \iigu and a w ,topping 11 inches re p o t student, “I’ve quit worrying (Caroline) Eddy of Bellingham, erator. McCall of Willamette and F ra n k e d Miss Cathy vonBorstel will 1, 1939, mil on or after \u g ii.t ted at Kent, and f a r th e r south. alx>ut the Kennedvs. The good yyn , a brother and a sister and All w’heat growers and busl- Zaniker of Wasco and sevenffiv* a reading as part of the 1. 1917 will Is» eligible for Balx? It nii'lted rapidly, but th e roads liook says the meek shall inherit ejght grandchildren. ness men are urged to attend, afternoon’s program. u th league com petition sea on w n e m iry w ith all the preclpi grand* nildren. -----------------------_---------------------------------- of R 1903. the earth.” tatlon. T T W N Bill Hail, at the station frit No wonder governments like that he had ;. good story coining Cancer Work Starts to raise money, to tax and tax. According 'o Mrs H.M Zell, dr up w hen the rain fall approached It is the only thing they do suc her & Fuel Co. $45.38; Moro trlct director of the Americm double the average for April, PREMIUM ON OFFICERS unty willing to share services of <’OI XTY <’<H RT l*IUM EED- cessfully. Association $26 90. Cancer society, Gov. Mark Hat which is .78 Inch. Now he thinks M Zimmerman. M. Zimmerman BONDS: W.TBalsiger Insurance Grain Growers IXGH OF APRIL 3, 1963 T T W N HOAD Kl .Ml Agency $10.00. field and other state and organi be m ay re g iste r three times the Minutes of Meeting of March states weed ccuncll would like DISTRICT ATTORNEY: T Les WAGES & INSURANCE: Asso zation leaders have endorsed the average So tar Wednesday-the The U.S. News estimates that 6 and 7, 1963 read, approved and court to make Rye a noxious ciation of Oregon Counties $115- present eduatlonal and fund rai toial precipitation for April la the steel price rise wil dd $5.56 signed by members of county weed —court declined as some ter Johnson $15.00. 68; Lloyd Gosson $447.21; Frank sing campaign. Volunteer work 2.08 and the sky cloudy. He may COURTHOUSE INSURANCE: to the price of a medium size l court. people grow rye as a crop. Bayer $384.85; Jerrold Morehouse ers are distributing an important get Ids three times normal. Bair- W.TBalsiger Insurance Agency car. Yea, plus steel corporation M.V.Miller presents claim for All claims allowed and ordered $360.47; Earl Johnson $363.85; leaflet, “Your family’s copy of fall over the weekend was .74. tax, plus motor company corp ir paid against general and rod bangs diseased cattle—no funds $20.33. No one has plowed much for a Joe Griggs 372.89; Lee Gunnels Cancer’s 7 danger signals.” COURTHOUSE: Moro Postmaster atlon tax, plus transportation cor fund. available for such expenditure. long time but after a day or two $439 53; Marie Hoskinson $18.99; $4.00; Pacific Power & Light Co. poration tax, plus dealer corpora Financial statement showing Mrs Frank vonBorstel, Sli »r- It. Davis, Rufus, appears be without i du -onu« were going to First National Bank $347.30; tion tax. Make it $50. all fund balances as of March 31, fore court and states police help $56.11; City of Moro $4.50; Con State Tax Commission $63 60; mtn county chairman, reports the try It again. ley Chemical & Supply Co. $45. T T W N campaign is now In full swing. needed in Rufus area, also reg 1963, presented, examined, appro I bere Is some bint of rust but P E R B. Social Security Revolv It may be reassuring that the ved and ordered filed. istered complaint against sani 25; Shell Oil Co. $9656; Moro ing Fund $108 10 State Indus Volunteers listed to date an»: M < the men wdie should know most Lumber & Fuel Co. $1.15; Dlel- U-S. senate passed the bill to res Gasoline consumption for March tary conditions re: trailer courts. Kl»en Kee.chr. Grass Valley >s i Ixrut it say the prospects of a trial Accident Commission $8.76. erve northwest power for the 1963 presented, examined, appro Drs. Berg & Itierson appear be schnlder’s $3.60. being helped by Mr» Wm. Pau*- h bad rust yeat are slight. Oregon State Highway Mrs Herman northwest, but keeping it away ved and ordered filed. Peters and Mrs Ed fore court and report Rufus sani CIRCUIT COURT: John H. ( F.A.S.: ominission $3,300.00 Newman $104 11. from the biggest state will take gar Alley In town and Mrs Art Road balances as of March 31, tary situation very bad. WEED CONTROL: Melvin Er more than that in the long run 1963 presented, examined, appro Court signs order calling a COUNTY COURT; L.E Kaseberg Schilling, Mrs Benny Pavne, Mi * $58.18; P.E.R.B. Social Sec Dean Reynolds and Mrs Jame Moro Home Ec. T T W N special election on May 17, 1963 $32.25; Luther W. Davis $309», ickson ved and ordered filed. urity Revolving Fund $2.19, State Earl In the country. Shaking of boredom. How Llniger & Ross of Army Engi to vote on special tax levies for Vernon I. Miller $25.80. Industrial Accident Commission — . would you like to be the air in neers meet with County Court a five year ¡x»riod commencing At Kent Mrs Robert Hely?r, vVomen Elect JUSTICE COURT: City of Was $08. one of those never blow tires? an<I present proposal county ac with fiscal year 1963-64 for the co $10:00; Darwin VanGilder $25. Mrs Robert Tatum and Miss G *r- The Moro Tuesday afternoon SOCIAL SECURITY: P.ER..B. T T W N cept frontage road from Rufus purpose of jxTinanent road impro 00 Pacific Northwest Bell $.25; Social Security Revolving Fund trude Buether are working. Home Extension unit m t April At Moro Mrs Earl Gentry, (hr. 16 at the home ot Mrs Nell Mc- ADJOURNMENT Craig Office Supply $8.17 Odd, isn’t it? The government interchange west when engineers vement. $110 29. is being heljxsl by Mrs Cliai’.» i has held the thousands of acres are thru with it; court accepts < I,AI MS FKKHKNTKD .A (l- INSURANCE FUND; Association S.l.AC.: State Industrial Acci Burnet, Mrs Grlow Martin, Mrs Intyie. Fourteen members enjoy in central Oregon for 150 years said road. Also asks court to x i x> i ed the dav At 10:30 am., Mrs s i i i h m a N OOVMTT, of Oregon Counties $76.80. dent Commission $640 19; Paul Fraser and Mrs Frank Kayra without selling it, even at a dol pave road from Rufus inter- G B N R R A L A M ) ROAD I I NiM! SfX’IAL SECURITY: P E.R B. MISCELLANEOUS: Paclft- in rural ureas, while Mrs Glenn 'led Thompson and Mrs t?urlle lar an acre. Along comes an ad cb»nge west to Rufus elevator FOR MARI II. 1963. APFKOVKI) Social Security Revolving Fund Northwest Bell $9.30; City of l xMo- demonstrated Chinese Virtue, tow'n chr. has Mrs Lillian vertising salesman and gets some which engineers will build and A l’R IL 3, 1963 TERM OF < 4)1 RT $113 12 Moro $1.75 Pacific Power A Light Flatt, Mrs Imogene Belshe, M s cookery using Ala. A delicious $400 an acre. Elect that guy pres base—court felt traffic would not uni interesting luncheon was SHERIFF’S OFFICE: Pacific ADDRES80GRAPH FUND: Co. $17 88; Moro Grain Growers ident and retire the national debt justify cost of paving. Northwest Bell $21.00; C.L.Rob- American Fedeial I .ease Corpor $8.35; Wasco Equipment Co. $32 Ben Ward, Mrs Robert Kenned/, prep.ncd and - l i ved to the group. Mrs I »ale Hai i i - o h Mi I Mi > Harry Pinkerton presided Also wanted court to accept pav erts $142 90; John P. Caln $71 60; ation $57.12. T T W N 50 Parker, Mrs OL.Decker and M s It will cost more to attend ed road from Rufus interchange Craig Office Supply $45.83; Moro at the business meeting. Plans BOARD OF PRISONERS: Hus GENERAL SUPPLIES: Moro Andy Paulson as helpcra. Oregon colleges Wonder if It will east to dam with permanent em Postmaster $182.70; Robert H. ky Hut $22.90; Ernest D. Mosier, I.umlx-i A V Ml ( ■' $M 70 were completed for (he unit’s At Wasco, serving wRh Mrs reduce the numl»er of cars on ployees of dam having the right H. Davis $80.00 Wasco County Sheriff $9 80 Electric Supply Co. $2866; Smith Mabel Haven as chairman are: diare of the coining County Fes campus. tival. to use it—request taken under C L E R K ’S O F F IC E : Pacific DEMOSS PARK: Pacific Pow Auto Ports $27.06 Mrs Walter Ilruckert, Mrs Elva consideration. T T W N Mis Lloyd lienrichs was elec Northwest Bell $8 90; J L Murray er & Light Co. $1.25. TIRES A TUBES: Ix*s Schwab lX»hler, Mrs Douglas Alley, M s H SCox. County and City Re $112.50. Has anyone told women that ted to I n > the unit’s representative S I A C : State Industrial Acci Tire Service $56.90, Cushman Eq Charles Mansfield, Mr# Lloyd on the ('«»unty CoinnrtMee. Offi packing so much hair will glvo lations Engineer, State Highway PROTECTION OF RECORDS: dent Commission $95.45. uipment Co. $1014.24. Royse, Mrs John Hllderbrand, them a big neck’ Department, met with court and Recordak Corix»ratlon $2 28. REAPPRAISAL: Roy L. Peal REPAIRS; Auto Electric Sup Mrs Kenneth Dimmit k, Mrs Join cers were elected for the coining states I’WA funds would not lx* ELECTIONS: T T W N Aiklressograph $287 13 ply Co. $7 96 Stone Machinery Co. Foss, Miss Ma^y Ann Haven, Mrs year. Mis John (Inez) Brownlie, All the world’s wisdom has available anytime soon, since fav .Multigraph Corporation $47.90; I>1 t chairman, installed them: BOARD OF EQUALIZATION $87.90; Miller Motors $4.00; Fee- Spencer, .Mrs Vernon ( b ill a n -n, Mi ; Pinkerton; Vice- l»een written—much of it years ored projects with higher man- Haft’s Truck Service $3 00. L E.Kaseherg $26 47, J.K McKean naughty Machinery Co. $315.90, Clarence I6x»t, Mrs Charles Decker and chairman Ml.; Bob Belshe; secre ago. It can be found only In |x»wer requirements than road TREASURER’S OFFICE: Pac $19 67 Frank J Ketter $22 87. Cushman Equipment Co. $118 81. Mrs MJ.Peterson. building would lx* given. Suggests ific Northwest Bell $5 75. hooka. »ary drs Orlow Martin; treas EMERGENCY FUN D : H elzer’s GRADER RI.ADES' Stone Mac At Rufus, Mrs WH Melxm.dd urer Mrs PeMoss county Ixjrrow FAS funds from T T W N ASSESSORS OFFICE: Pacific Cafe 10 80; W aco County Clerk hlnery Co. $686.25. has increased the ninnlx*r of vol 3 lie afternoon lesson on “Dev- We have no idea at pre<cnt counties that aren’t using theirs Printing Co. $71.80; Craig Office $24 97; Alex Marshall $50.00; I^r- BRIDGES A CULVERTS: Turn- unteers due to many trailers, 'o whether Barry Goldwater could at this time Matter to lie consid Northwest Bell $600; Dunham ry Jebousek $12 50. eloping Responsibility in (’hild- a-Lum LjmlM»r Co. $213 63; Arm- be elected president or not, but ered after special road election. Supply $2 27. Moro Postmaster APPRAISAL A FIELD WORK co Metal Products $3229.00; T L. date they are, Mrs Anna Club ren w , prose de l by Mi s Win man, Mrs Rorx>rt Bvrd, Mrs J ie Hall and m , s McIntyre Much WEED PROBLEM: T W Thom $2380. he is the only candidate possible Barbara L.Roberts 48 46, Richard Fields $294.00. Morris, Mra Kenneth .S|»««le, M s In either j arty who offers a pson meets with court and sta COt NTY PRINTING; Sher- D. Page $6 40 GAS A OIL: Shell Oil Co $4.50 Mona Cory, Mrs Bert Swlg»»rt <li i- ion enlivened the study tes Weed Council of Sherman Co- an County Journal $21 M. change from the welfare state dhis concludes the unit’s work WEED CONTROL: Moro Lum 07; Standard Oil Co. $169 91. and Mrs Jack Large. until full. Court Seeks Financing Aid From State and Federal Road Funds
