8 Heppner Gazette Times, September 14, 1944
Thanksgiving, Not
Revelry, Advocated
lone, Oregon, Sept. 11 1944
Editor Gazette Times:
I have read your article regard
ing procedure to be observed when
that most welcome news comes that
our boys have succeeded in knock-
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Friday-Saturday, Sept. 15-16
Henry Aldrich
Ploys Cupid
Jimmy Lydon, Charles Smith, Vera
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A full measure of above-average
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PLUS
Forty Thieves
The latest exciting adventure of
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Sunday-Monday, Sept 17-18
Lady in the Dark
Ginger Rogers. Ray Milland- Warner
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Drama with music . . the radiant
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Tuesday, Sept. 19
It Happened
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Show Business
George Murphy, Joan Davis, Eddie
Cantor, Nancy Kelly, Constance
Moore, Don Douglas
The laughs, loves and adventures of
the famous people in the world's
maddest profession, plus songs you
can't forget.
Also, the War Department film,
"The Liberation of Rome'; Disney
cartoon in Technicolor, and News-reel.
ing hell into Hittler and his hordes
of b'oodthirsty fiends.
I have a very different opinion
as to what would be the most pro
per vay for all to observe the joy
iul occasion.
The war will not have been won
when Germany has capitulated and
we have too much work to do to
waste a day in loitering or burning
gas and rubber and taking chancss
of some good workers being killed
on the highways through too much
celebrating.
It is my most sincere thought if
there was ever a time in the his
tory of America when every citi
zen should join in a Thanksgiving
service and give praise to God from
whom all blessings flow, that time
will be when we receive the much
wishedifews that our boys have
crushed the enemy in -their own
den.
When the good news comes I am
going to ask every person in the
lone community to join in Thanks
giving where each one will be giv
en a chance to render thanks to
God according to the dictates of his
own conscience, be it praying, sing
ing, talking or dancing.
BERT MASON
WEATHER BAD ON CORN
Unusually hot weather fcr this
tme of year mined the corn crops
on Rock creek between Heppner
and Lonerock, according to Ellis
Cason who was in Heppner on
business Monday. The weather
would not have been bad for the
corn if the yrfater supply had not
run low, tHason said.
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SPEND WEEK IN PORTLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Green and
grandson Marion Green returned
Friday from Portland where they
spent several days. They accom
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do to the city. It was their privi
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a big -transport ship at one of the
Portland yards.
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