Thursday, December 11, 1941
RUSSIA SEEN AS OUTLET
FOB SURPLUS WHEAT
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ence. Will Steen of Milton was el
ected president, Millard Eakin of
Grass Valley, vice-president; C. W.
Smith of Corvallis, secretary-treasurer,
and county committeemen, with
exception of Union and Wasco to
be selected later, as follows: A. R.
Staggs, Wallowa; Terrel Benge,
Morrow; George Webb, Gilliam;
Herbert Root, Sherman; Jens Ter
jeson, Umatilla, and Hiram White,
Jefferson.
An appeal was made Saturday by
R, E. Brown, president of Farm
Credit association of Spokane for
farmers to lower capital indebted
ness while prices are good in anti
cipation of darker days that are cer
tain to follow.
While visitors from Idaho, Wash
ington, Montana (and one from Kan
sas) joined men from all over Ore
gon to bring one of the largest as
semblages ever to attend an Eastern
Oregon Wheat League conference,
only a third of rooms in private
homes listed for the occasion were
used. Seven Pullmans helped re
lieve the local housing problem. La
dies of the Methodist, Episcopal and
Christian churches served luncheons
Friday and Saturday to relieve con
gestion at regular commercial eat
ing places.
E. R. Fatland presided at the big
banquet Friday evening when 585
people were served and were through
eating within an hour and ten min
utes from time of arrival of the first
plate. Engineered by Harold Cohn,
assistance in the serving was given
by Dorothy Davolt and her high
school home economics students, al
so assisted by high school 'boys.
Seated at the speakers' table with
Fatland were Mr. Myers, president
Intermediate Credit Bank of Spo
kane; Dean W. A. Schoenfeld of O.
S. C; Prof. U. G. Dubach, speaker
of the evening; C. W. Smith, league
secretary; N. E. Dodd, R. E. Brown,
Carl Engdahl, E. Harvey Miller, the
general chairman; Sim J. Culley,
league president. Entertainment in
cluded tap dancing by Yvonne
Bleakman and Lois Mae Vance; vo
cal trio by Patty O'Hara, Peg Tam
blyn and Dorotha Wilson, accom
panied by Norbert Peavy, and vo
cal trio, Misses Duvalt, Hoosier and
Wright, accompanied by Marjorie
Parker. Introduction of many noted
visitors was made.
NOTED VISITORS HERE
Charles V. Galloway and John
H. Carkin, members of Oregon State
Tax commission, were attendants at
sessions of Eastern Oregon Wheat
league here last week end: Other
noted visitors included Giles French,
22nd district state representative;
Chas, Zurcher, Wallowa county state
representative; W. H. Steiwer of Fos
sil, state senator; Carl Engdahl, Um
atilla state senator; Mr. and Mrs.
Garon of Idaho (she is known as the
"Sheep Queen of Idaho") ; Glen Rit
chie, president Oregon Seed Grow
ers league; Claude Buchanan, pres
ident Oregon Tax Federation; F. H.
Young, president Oregon Business
and Investors; Judge Phipps, presi
dent state -association of county
judges and commissioners; Morton
Tompkins, grange worker; Harry
Ramsey, president Washington AAA;
Millard H. Vaught, president Idaho
AAA; Robert Taylor, president Ore
gon AAA; C. L. Jamieson, secretary
Oregon Cattle and Horse Raisers;
Walter. Holt, secretary Oregon Wool
Grower association; N. C. Donald
son, secretary Oregon AAA; L. J.
Allen, assistant 4-H state club lead
er; R. L. Clark, judge of sheep con
test; Prof. G. H. Hyslop, O. S. C;
Fred Entermille, John Shepherd,
"Dintv" Moore, national AAA rep
resentatives; Bob Weir, Lakeview;
Clyde Kiddle, state crop insurance
director: Bill Henry, representative
Portland chamber of commerce; Art
Cumrnings, Kansas wheat grower.
GONTY'S WIN CONTEST
Gonty's Shoe store took the ten
dollar first prize and Hughes gro
cery the five dolalr second prize in
the chamber of commerce window
decorating contest for the Eastern
Oregon Wheat League conference
lr.st week end.
Mrs. A. Q. Thomson received copy
of telegram recently sent to New
York Life Portland office: In view
of recent articles in press, am advis
ing you company has not formulated
any plan for increasing premium
rates, and when and if we do you
will be timely advised. 41.
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CHURCHES
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Martin B. Clark, Pastor
9:45, Bible school.
11, Communion and preaching.
6:30, Christian Endeavor.
7:30, Evening service.
7, Thursday evening, prayer meet
ing. 7:30, Thursday evening, Bible
study.
PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY OF
GOD Sterl D. Spiesz, Pastor.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Worship, 11 a. m.
Evangelistic services, Sunday, 7:45
p. m.
Tuesday, 7:45 p. m., cottage pray
er meeting. ,
Thursday 7:45 p. m., Bible study
at church.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
BENNIE HOWE, Minister.
Sunday. Dec. 14: Divine worship
at 11 a. m. Sermon theme, "The Salt
of the Earth." Music by the choir.
Church school at 9:45 a. m. A class
for every age. Mrs. Lucy Rodgers
and Miss. Werner, superintendents.
. Evening song service with Gospel
message at 7:30.
Wednesday evening: Bible study
and fellowship service every Wed
nesday evening at 7:30.
Thursday evening: Choir rehear
sal every Thursday evening at 7:30.
Thought for today: It is better to
look ahead and prepare nian to look
back and regret.
TO GFVE MILK TALK
Hugh Crawford, son of Mrs. Lera
Crawford of this city, is one of a
group of University of Oregon stu
dents slated to give talks on Ore
gon's milk control law before Port
land civic organizations. A picture
of the group was published in the
Sunday Oregonian.
For Sale 200 extra good white
face weaner calves, 200 whiteface
cows and cows and calves. Pink
Becker, Westfall, Ore. 40-41.
STAR Reporter
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
DR. KILDARE'S
WEDDING DAY
Lew Ayrcs, Lionel Barrymorc,
Laraine Day
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MYSTERY SHIP
Paul Kelly, Lola Lane
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NAVY BLUES
Ann Sheridan, Jack Oakie, Martha
Raye, Jack Haley, Navy Blues
Sextette
A lilting, laugh-wilting comedy with
catchy music, dancing and singing.
TUESDAY Bargain Night
THAT UNCERTAIN
FEELING
Mclvyn Douglas, Burgess Meredith,
Merle Obcron, Alan Mowbray
A laugh-getting domestic comedy.
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY
INTERNATIONAL
SQUADRON
Ronald Reagan, Julie Bishop, James
Stephenson, Cliff Edwards,
Olympe Bradna
The avenging angels take off! Their
countries conquered, their courage
unconquered. From Poland, France,
Greece, Holland, Belgium living
the fastest life on earth in the air!
Gazette Times, Heppner,
LEAGUE SPEAKERS BRING LATE
WORD ON WORLD SITUATION
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the need for bothersome priorities;
as he declared that AAA does not
yet control all agriculture, and as
he brought the story of what he saw
in England. He appealed for whole
hearted support of farmers in rais
ing those commodities now asked to
succor the British, commodities that
can be shipped and which are vital
ly necessary to the British morale.
England is far from beaten, but
her people are undernourished. They
look pretty good, but their diet has
been overbalanced with protein and
they do not have the stamina, said
Mr. Evans. It is necessary for min
ers, for instance, to take one day off
a week in order to retain strength
to carry on. The industrial minister
told Mr. Evans that all industrial
production could be increased 20
percent with proper foods.
Mr. Evans personally witnessed
and felt the impact of a bombing at
tack on a British air field. He vis
ited all parts of the country and
mingled with people of every strat
um, as a member of a commission
sent by the president to learn the
true food situation. Investigation
was made of how England is apply
ing her own efforts to meet the
food demand, and it was found the
government has taken over all
farms "for the duration" and is di
recting all food production in an ef
ficient manner.
At the conclusion of his address
Mr. Evans was told of the unani
mous action of the league in backing
the new amended AAA program,
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Oretron
and he was given a showing of
hands of those farmers who were
now willing to sell their wheat for
the loan in order to help clear the
way for a new crop.
In his banquet address, Dr. Du
bach made strong appeal for a uni
ted America to defeat the ideology
of would-be world conquerors, such
as Germany and Japan were assert
ed to be. He. gave first-hand anec
dotes from personal observations in
those countries of how this ideology
has worked for many years.
Relating how he himself had just
missed being a European peasant,
having come to this country when
one year of age, he told how he had
worked his way through several
American colleges without a thin
dime to start on, and asked if that
could have been done in any Euro
pean country. This was cited as one
of many reasons why "I love Amer
ica," oft-repeated by the speaker.
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AAA Committee
Going to Corvafiis
Reporting on another outstanding
year for the Morrow County Agri
cultural Conservation association,
members of the county AAA com
mittee are leaving this week end for
Corvallis, where they will attend the
annual state AAA conference, Dec.
15-17, at Oregon State college.
Representing the county associa
tion at the conference will be Henry
Baker, R. B. Rice, Oscar Peterson,
C. D. Conrad and M. E. Cumrnings.
Problems and achievements of the
1941 AAA program in this county
will be reported on by the local del
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