8 Heppner Gazette Times, April 20, 1944
TIRE INSPECTION RECORDS
MUST BE SAVED
Effective April 20, 1944, periodic
tire inspeation of passenger tires
will no longer be required. Tire in
spection records, however, must be
retained for presentation (1) with
any application for a replacement
tire, and (2) with an application
for mileage rations. This discon
tinuance of peroidic inspection will
not change the requirement that
applicants for replacement tires
must have their applications certi
fied in the usual manner by an of
ficial OPA tire inspector.
This does not apply to truck tires.
It is still necessary for them to
have periodic inspections. The ab
olishment of periodic tire inspec
tions does not in any way relieve
the motorist from having his tires
recapped.
LUMBER SITUATION CRITICAL
The war production board has
asked AAA committees to distribu c
the April-May-June quarter lum
ber allocation of 250 million board
feet for farm use with extra ca"e
because the lumber supply situati.o
has taken a turn for the worse. .
Military need will take 70 percent
of this year's lumber output, ac
cording to WPB. Shipping lumber
alone, used chiefly for crating ard
packaging munitions and suppli",
will require nearly half of the lum
ber produced. The remainder mu.it
be .divided among railroads, utili
ties, mining and heavy industries,
war housing, farms, and other es
sential construction. More stringent
regulations governing the distribu
tion of lumber are expected to be
issued within the near future,
are urged to request lumber rat
ings for most critical needs.
CAMP FTVE NOTES
By Mrs. Harold Kirkham
Mr. arm Mrs. Fred Wickham of
Baker, Oregon, were visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Finley
Kelley. Mr. Wickham has the agen
cy for Utah Woolen Mills and was
making his yearly visit in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Richard Anderson, accom
panied by Mrs. L. J. Betts and Mri.
Nate McBride went to The Dalles
recently.
Midge Provo has been visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Provo, for the past week.
Midge attends high school in
Heppner.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick McAllister and
daughter of Heppner were week
end visitors at the Harold Kirkham
home.
Another week of rain and snow
has kept the people of Camp Five
close to their homes and fires.
The road from Camp to Kinzua
which has been in good condition,
is almost impassable in places.
Most of the travel has been stopped
for the time being.
Mrs. Charles Miller returned to
Camp after several weeks absence.
She was called to Vancouver, Wash,
by the death of her father.
the final mop up of Jap snipers.
The 15 men of the marine camera
crew were in the fore of the at
tack and their color film shows it;
so did the casualty record, for two
of the cameramen died in action.
It will make you think! And will
probably make you see your way
clear to buy another rwar bond!
REQUEST FOR SPECIAL SHOE
STAMP
As a new shoe stamp will be vali
dated on May 1, 1944 the local war
price and ration board suggests that
.unless a person will suffer undue
hardship, they are not to apply to
the board for a special stamp.
VIVID BATTLE REPORT COMING
In technicolor reels the Marine
corps shows the sweat and destruc
tion required to win the pink and
blue beachheads of Tarawa atoll in
the Gilbert Islands1 in "With the
Marines at Tarawa" coming to the
Star Theater on Wednesday and
Thursday, April 26-27, in addition
to the spendid comedy film "No
Time for Love'' already advertis
ed. Beginning with embarkation
day marine cameras follow the at
tack .through ' planning, convoy,
bombardment and landing stages to
.Dance
WILLOWS
Grange Hall
lone, Oregon
SATURDAY
APRIL 22
Good Music
Admission: $1, Tax 10c, Total 1.20
Reduced Admission for Ladies
Admission: 5c, Tax 20c, Total 25c
Supper Will Be Served
Everybody welcome and a good
time assured.
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STAR Reporter
Friday-Saturday, April 21-22
Action in Arabia
George Sunders, Virginia Bruce,
Lenore Aubert, Gene Lockhart,
Robert Armstrong, II. B. Warner
An American newspaper man
finds breathless thrills and bright
romance in the Middle East.
Plus outdoor action drama to be
announced later.
Big Show
A re-issue of one of Gene Aut
rey's biggest shows!
Sunday-Monday, April 23-24
The Desert Song
(In Technicolor)
Dennis Morgan Irene Manning
Bruce Cabot, Gene Lockhart
Lynne Overman '
The best song numbers from "The
Dwert Song" are added to a stir
ring, action-laden melodrama , . .
new musical numbers . . . Techni
color that defies description and
all the entertainment values a
smash hit could muster.
Tuesday, April 25
Curse of the Cat People
Ann Carter, Simone Simon, Jane
Randolph, Kent Smith
The sequel to the popular "Cat
People" brings back the sme cast
and unique entertainment. Also,
"A Ship is Born" Technicolor
story of the gigantic merchant
marine building program; "Ozzie
Nelson and His Orchestra" with
novel interpretations of hit tunes;
cartoon.
Wednesday -Thursday, April 26-27
No Time for Love
Ulaudette Colbert, Fred McMur
ray, Ilka Chase, Richard Haydn,
June Havoc
It's the time a-nd a half of your
life ... a laugh-laden romance be
tween a smart-set darling and a
he-man sand-hog.
PLUS
With the Marines at
Tarawa
(In Technicolor)
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