PAGB FOUR
ISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
The Hermiston Herald
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Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon.
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of th e e s ta te of R u ssell B row nell, a l
so k n o w n as D. R. B row nell J r ., de
ceased, a n d h as q u a lifie d as th e law
d irects. A ll p erso n s h a v in g claim s
a g a in s t said e sta te a re re q u ire d to
p re s e n t th e sam e to m e a t th e office
of W. J. W a rn e r, my a tto rn e y , in
H erm isto n , O regon, v erified as th e
law d ire c ts, w ith in six m o n th s from
th e d a te hereof.
D ated th is 7 th day of D ecem ber,
1939.
L. B row nell, A d m in istra to r.
W. J . W a rn e r,
A tto rn e y fo r A d m in istra to r.
(Dec. 7 -Jan . 4)
22— British destroyer sunk. 40 missing.
OF
YEAR
1939
COMPILED BY
JO HN
SU M M O N S
E q u ity No. 6529
THE
D. G R A N T
■
EUROPEAN WAR
IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E
STA TE OF OREGON FOR
UMATILLA COUNTY
Nazi bombers raid Shetland*, no dam
age done.
French report torpedo boat sank two
subs
23— -E ig h t more vessels sunk; total for six
days, 25.
France and Britain claim 20 air vic
tories in three days on western front.
Exiled Polish government begins func*
tioning in France.
24— British cruiser damaged In port by blast
from mine or submarine.
25— Berlin claims bombers hit four British
warships; London denies.
Six nations protest British ban on Ger
man trade.
28—Two hundred eighty-seven die in a B rit
ish armed ship. Germans fight back
British planes attempting to raid Kiel
canal.
Britain fights for a new Europe, Cham
berlain says.
Finnish guns kill four Russian soldiers,
Soviet charges.
27— Russia demands Finns remove soldiers
from border; Finland offers to negotiate
ao
»order issue; Russia threatens war.
28— Russia denounces nonaggression pact
with Finland; Finland declares Russian
reports of border attacks false.
Germany claims British cruiser sunk by
submarine; Britain denies.
29— Russian troops invade Finland after
breaking off diplomatic relations; Finns
stunned by break.
30— Russians claim 10-mile advance Into
Finland; bomb Helsingfors.
23— General Franco orders return of prop
erty which Spanish republic took from
former King Alfonso.
24— President of Bolivia assumes dictatorial
powers.
27—Serbians sign pact with Croats, ending
Jugoslavia's biggest internal problem.
30—Paraguay elects General Estigarribla.
Chaco war hero, president.
MAY
3—Litvinov dismissed as foreign commissar
of Russia.
6—King and queen of Great Britain sail
for Canada.
14—Moscow short of food; army ordered to
save on motor fuel.
16— Twenty million dollars reported paid to
H itler to release Baron Louis Rothschild.
17— King and queen of Great Britain wel
comed at Quebec.
18— King and queen start on tour of Canada.
One hundred Jewish youths Injured in
clashes with police in Jerusalem.
22— Dionne quintuplets greet queen with hug
and kiss as British sovereigns visit
Toronto.
24— German troops ln Spain leave for home.
25— B ill setting up dictatorship over Industry
Introduced ln British parliament.
29—New border war develops between Japan
and Russia ln Manchukuo.
W a lte r B u llard , P la in tiff,
JUNE
va.
10—Bombs in mail In England Injure seven
S te lla P a u iu , a n u n m a rrie d wo
persons.
m an ; T h e u n k n o w n h e irs of Roy
14—Japan presents Britain with new de
mands as troops tighten blockade at
F. P a u iu , deceased; C. W. R ussell
Tientsin.
•
DECEMBER
an d P e a rl R. R u ssell, h is w ife;
22—King and queen given tremendous re-
1— Finns disable Russian cruiser with 500
H. O. T hom pson an d L illy R.
— ception on their return to England.
aboard.
26— Soviets repulse Jap air attack on Mon
T hom pson, h is w ife; Id a L. Je w
Russians capture Finnish port.
gol border; shoot down 25 planes.
New cabinet takes over Finnish govern
e tt, an u n m a rrie d w om an; Jesse
ment.
JULY
S. L u rc h in and J a n e Doe L u rch -
2— Finnish rebel regime cedes territory to
in, h is w ife, o r if said Jesse S.
Russians.
13—France jails two newspaper executives,
Regular Finnish government orders
charged with receiving pay from Ger
L u rc h in is deceased, th e n T he u n
School doors reopened a g a in W ed
M A R S GOES TO
-
many.
evacuation of all southern towns.
k n o w n h eirs of Jesse S. L u rc h in ,
nesday a fte r a 12 day v acatio n for
Sweden tightens its defenses.
19—Danzig political police purge city of
French
poilu
puzzles
over
street
Socialists.
3— British planes attack German naval
deceased; S. R. L an e an d M ary
th e p u p ils an d teachers.
24—Chamberlain promises Britain will stay
By Mrs. G lenn O strom
base and score hits on German war
Doe L an e, his w ife, o r if sa id S. sign in captured German village.
E lsie J a n e T u ck er re tu rn e d T u es
ships.
out of Japan’s way in China.
d ay a f te r sp en d in g th e C h ristin as
R. L an e is deceased, th e n T he u n
26— Four bombings in England blamed on
Finns shatter Red troops in Arctic
Irish Republican army.
battle.
k n o w n h e irs of S. R. L ane, de H itler Still Grabbing
Jam es B y rn es a n d Jo a n , Mrs. P a u l holid ay s w ith h er p a re n ts n e a r S ta n
League of nations summoned to hear
ceased; L. F. L an e a n d A nn Doe MARCH
W ajsh a n d c h ild re n ,
M erlin
and field.
Finnish appeal for aid.
AUGUST
Britain puts blockade against German
L ane, his w ife, or if said L. F.
M elvin Je n k in s of P o rtla n d v isit
D ale, G ordon an d J e r ry H a rry m a n ,
3—Britain offers to mediate Japanese-Chi
12—
German
troops
mass
near
border
of
exports
into effect.
L an e is deceased, th e n T he u n
a n d Jim B ra m e r sp e n t la s t W ednes cd a t th e hom e of h is fa th e r, M. M.
nese war.
Slovakia.
4— German pocket battleship sinks British
6—Spain executes 53 persons for complicity
know n h e irs of L. F . L ane, de 13— Czecho-Slovakla submits to Hitler's de
steamer Doric Star in south Atlantic.
d ay in T o u ch et v is itin g th e fo rm e r’s Je n k in s T uesday.
in
slaying of civil guard officer.
mands for further breakup of the Czech
5— Finnish flyers inflict heavy casualties
Miss H a rrie t F ord re tu rn e d to h er
ceased: Ja m e s G u th rie an d S arah
la th e r , A lb e rt B y rn es an d h is m o th
state.
9—Sudden German food shortage rouses
on Soviet troop concentration.
d u tie s as te a c h e r in
a
H illsb o ro
public.
e r, Mrs. A. B yrnes.
Doe G u th rie , his w ife, or if said 14— Slovakia form ally secedes from Czecho
6— Finns repulse Russian army of 200,000
slovakia and becomes independent state
on three fronts.
Jam es G u th rie is deceased, th en
H a rry H u ll h a s been aw ay from school a f t e r sp en d in g th e holidays
under German protection.
SEPTEMBER
7— Russians to blockade Finnish coast;
w
ith
h
er
m
o
th
er,
Mrs.
Je
n
n
ie
B
lak
e
T
he
u
n
k
n
o
w
n
h
e
irs
of
Jam
es
warn shipping.
H itler seizes Bohemia and Moravia,
h is d u ties a t th e R ed & W h ite sto re
26— French cabinet decree ends Communist
British
fighf'
ly.
vakia
et*ng
subJectlon
of
Czecho-SIo-
nting
planes
beat
off
German
G
u
th
rie
,
deceased;
G
eorge
L.
H
ib
du e to illness,
party in France.
raids.
Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge K e n d ler an d
b ard an d May Doe H ib b ard , his 18—H itler absorbs Slovakia. Hungary an-
27— Bulgaria seeks trade pact with Russia.
8— Fi?ns repel offensive on Karelian
Mr. an d M rs. Je ff S tep h en s have ch ild re n of E lm er C ity, w ho have
28— Constantine Argesanu appointed premier
nexes part of Carpatho-Ukraine.
isthmus.
w
ife,
o
r
if
said
G
eorge
L.
H
ib
b
ard
p u rch ased a new 1940 Buick.
of Rumania.
Germany puts pressure on Poland.
10— Finns report Russian attacks repelled
sp en t from C h ristm as here v isitin g ,
is deceased, th e n T h e u n k n o w n 27—
on all fronts.
28— Poland refuses German demand for
Mr. and Mrs. W ilb u r S teav en s and left T u esd ay for P o rtla n d for a few
OCTOBER
h e irs of G eorge L. H ib b ard , de
pathway to East Prussia.
11— League of Nations requests Russia to
so n s le ft la s t w eek
for G resh am d ay s v isit.
cease hostilities against Finland.
ceased; T he u n k n o w n h e irs of APRIL
2— Delegates of 21 republics at an inter-
12— Russia rejects league of nations pro
w here th ey w ere called by th e d e a th
Miss N aom i B row nell w as hostess
American neutrality conference fixed a
M art G riffin , deceased; "A lso all
posal to mediate conflict with Finland.
of h er fa th e r.
safety zone around two Americas.
4— Poland Joins British in war alliance.
to th e sen io r class a t a p a rty a t th e
German liner Bremen runs British
o th e r p erso n s or p a rtie s unknow n 17—Germany
3—
Japanese
admit loss of 18,000 men in
pushes
drive
to
take
Danzig.
blockade to home port.
Mr. and Mrs. W illard K oons an d home of h er siste r, Mrs. E rv in C hap
fighting Russians.
c laim in g an y rig h t, title , estate,
French fleet guards Gibraltar. British
13— British ships disable and chase Ger
5— Chinese halt Japanese drive in Hunan
d a u g h te r sp e n t th e week end v is it m an, F rid a y even in g .
fleet sails to Malta.
lien o r in te re s t in th e re a l e sta te
man raider G raf Spee into South Amer
province; report 10,300 slain.
ican port.
in g h e r p a re n ts in T h e D alles.
describ ed in th e co m p lain t h e re MAY
10— Soviet returns Vilna to Lithuania.
14— f*ussia expelled from league of nations.
Mrs. P au ! W alsh
and
c h ild re n
11—
Britain
and Russia sign trade agree
in ,”
Uruguay gives Graf Spee 72 hours to
ment.
7— Nazis plan plebiscite in Danzig.
make repairs.
M erlin an d V ern a D ale le ft for th e ir
D efendants.
8— Pope invites five powers to Vatican par-
27— Pope Pius in encyclical assails dictators.
16—
Finn
coast
artillery
sinks
Russian
de
hom e in T h e D alles S a tu rd a y a fte r
settle Polish-German dispute.
28— Thousands arrested as Czechs and Nazis
To th e above nam ed d efen d an ts
stroyer.
By Mrs. E d w a rd S haw
fortifies its eastern frontier
battle in Prague.
sp e n d in g th e C h ristm a s h o lid ay s a t
18— P<ern?ar?5 scuttle Graf Spee outside
S tella P a u iu ; T he u n k n o w n h e irs of 20—Germany
against Poland.
Montevideo harbor rather than risk
th e hom e of h e r p a re n ts, Mr. and
R oy F. P a u iu , deceased; C. W. Rus-
NOVEMBER
fight
with
British
ships
waiting
outside.
M rs. Jam es B yrnes.
N in a R ae M cC ulley le ft M onday sell; P e a rl R. R u ssell; Jesse S. L u r JUNE
19— Huge Red forces storm Finns’ moun
2— Slovak mob wrecks shops and news
tain positions.
Jo e W and, w ho is em ployed in L a n ig h t for O regon S ta te college.
l —H itler pledges Germany will support
chin an d J a n e Doe L u rc h in , h is w ife,
papers in Bratislava. Hungary.
Germans claim 34 out of 44 British
Jugoslavia’s border.
G ran d e for th e ra ilro a d , is sp en d in g
Mr. a n d Mrs. J o h n K nox, d a u g h or if said Jesse S. L u rc h in is de
British threaten to abolish self-rule ln
Fane'08 ShOt d0Wn ln battle over Heligo*
India.
20—German troops move to encircle Poland.
a few days a t h is hom e here.
te rs D orothy an d S u san , a n d Mrs. ceased, th e n T h e u n k n o w n h e irs of 28—Britain
appeals to Germany to settle
20—Ex-kaiser narrowly escapes death in
British claim sinking of German cruiser
Mr. an d Mrs. F re d
K u p er an d M etteer h ad New Y e a r’s d in n e r w ith Jesse S. L u rc h in , d eceased; S. R.
dispute by negotiations.
storm at Doom.
and damage to two others.
d a u g h te r R ossie of A m erican F alls, Mr. an d Mrs. Joe W estp h all.
L an e an d M ary Doe L ane, his wife, JULY
DECEMBER
Idaho, v isited h ere a t th e hom e of
Mrs. G etch ell is on th e sick list or if said S. R. L an e is deceased,
8—Warsaw reports 5,000 Polish families In
3— Japan faces scarcity of food this winter.
h e r p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. Jo e W ard , th is week.
th e n T h e u n k n o w n h e irs of S. R.
East Prussia are forced to move away
Peru opens great new port facilities to
la s t w eek.
Mrs. M etteer cam e dow n from S u n L ane, d eceased; L. F. L an e and A nn
from border.
Callao.
G eorge B u tterw o o d h as re tu rn e d nyside, W n„ to v isit M r. an d Mrs. Doe L an e, h is wife, or if said L. F.
11—Ita ly quits league of nations.
AUGUST
to h is w ork as b rak em an on th e r a il Jo h n Knox.
L ane is deceased, th en T h e u n k n o w n
and Ita ly establish policy on
road here.
R. C. R o g ers an d fam ily le ft S a t h eirs of L. F. L ane, d eceased; Jam es 13—Germany
Danzig Polish attitude callecf unbear-
Mr. an d Mrs. D ick C ooksley an d u rd ay m o rn in g , D ecem ber 23, for G u th rie an d S arah Doe G u th rie , his
able.
son re tu rn e d M onday from P o rtla n d P o rtla n d .
T hey v isited th e ir sons w ife, or if said Jam es G u th rie is de 15—Nazis declare Danzig must return to
Germany before August 27.
w h ere th ey had been v is itin g h e r and d a u g h te rs. Mr. an d Mrs. J o h n ceased, th e n T h e u n k n o w n h e irs of
—Germany takes m ilitary possession of
Slovakia.
people d u rin g th e C h ristm as v aca son a n d Mr. an d Mrs. D ixson. T hey Ja m e s G u th rie , deceased; G eorge L.
announces nonaggression pact
tion
stayed o v er C h ristm a s a n d re tu rn e d H ib b ard and May Doe H ib b ard , his 21— Germany
with Russia.
A fam ily reu n io n was held a t th e New Y ear’s n ig h t.
22— German troops massed near Polish cor
w
ife,
o
r
it
said
G
eorge
L.
H
ib
b
ard
is
ridor.
E a rl S haw hom e New Y ear’s d ay
Jim S te w a rt ag a in
re tu rn e d
to deceased, th e n T he u n k n o w n heirs 23— Germany and Russia sign nonaggression
w ith 2 7 people p resen t, w hich co n O regon S ta te college.
pact.
of G eorge L. H ib b ard , d eceased; T he 25— Britain
and Poland sign war alliance.
sisted of Mrs. S h a w 's d a u g h te r and
u
n
k
n
o
w
n
h
e
irs
of
M
art
G
riffin
,
de
Japanese
cabinet abandons Rome-Berlin
son and fam ilies. Mr. S h aw ’s d a u g h
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
lineup.
ceased;
“Also
all
o
th
e
r
persons
or
te r and h u sb an d , and Mrs. S h aw ’s
29— Poland asks British help under new mu
tual aid pact
faUidi'. and sev eral b ro th e rs an d IN T H E COUNTY COURT O F T H E p a rtie s u n k n o w n c laim in g a n y rig h t,
: W
s
title , e sta te , lien or in te re s t in th e Germans Invade Poland
th e ir fam ilies.
RUSSIA FACES WEST — Dic
STATE OF OREGON FOR
real e s ta te d escribed in th e com 31—Germany opens war on Poland.
Mrs. Jess C onnell and G enevieve
UMATILLA COUNTY.
tator Josef Stalin, having completed
p la in t h e r e in ;”
W aller, and Mrs. P earl J a rv is sp e n t
SEPTEMBER
a pact with Germany, conquers
IN T H E NAME OF T H E
Lj‘A.^av
P en d leto n shopping.
3—Britain and France declare war on
STA TE OF OREGON
In th e M a tte r of th e E s ta te of
part of Poland and moves into Es
M cF arlan d
and d a u g h te rs
Germany.
V. S. GUARDS NEUTRALITY—
You a re h ereb y re q u ire d to a p p ear
British ship Athenia torpedoed off coast tonia, Latvia, Lithuania—and then
and Joyce, and G lenn O stroni R ussell B row nell, also k n o w n as D.
of Ireland, 1,400 aboard. 43 lost.
an d a n sw e r th e co m p la in t filed
Special
congressional session insti
Tuesday in B oardm an v is itin g R. B row nell, J r ., Deceased.
Germany blockaded by British navy.
into Finland.
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN th a t a g a in s t you in th e above e n title d 5— Germans
p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. A. E. Me
shell Warsaw; government and
tutes “cash-and-carry” neutrality as
co
u
rt
an
d
cau
se
w
ith
in
fo
u
r
w
eeks
citizens
flee.
th
e
u
n
d
ersig
n
ed
has
been
ap
p
o
in
ted
hd.
JANUARY
President Rooseve't proclaims U. S.
Americans rush home from Europe,
a d m in is tra to r w ith th e 'w ill an n ex ed from th e d a te of th e firs t p u b lica
neutrality.
1—Chinese dictator ’’purges” government
tio n of th is sum m ons, an d if you 6— Poles appeal to Britain to rush aid.
away from war zone.
200 "peace party” leaders.
ranks
of
fail so to a p p e a r an d a n sw er, for 7— Nazi torpedoes sink five ships.
3— Japan’s cabinet resigns over policies in
8— French planes bomb Siegfried line.
China.
w a n t th e re o f p la in tiff w ill apply to 10—German
JANUARY
counterattack halts French on
Spanish rebels report capture of Artesa.
said c o u rt for th e re lie f p rayed for
western front.
-New
Japanese premier declares war in
«—Form er Gov. Frank Murphy of Michigan
Russia rushes reserves to Polish border.
nnd d em anded in said co m p lain t, to-
China must go on.
takes oath as U. S. attorney general.
12—German forces shut a vise on Warsaw.
w it:
6—Hungarians
and
Czecho-Slovaks
fight
H arry Hopkins sworn ln as secretary of
*3—Big British arm y lands in France with
along border
commerce.
A d ecree th a t p la in tiff
Is th e
out loss
10—Britain promises to support France
3—Seventy-sixth congress convenes.
Polish defense cracks; Nazis move east
o w n er in fee of th e fo llo w ing de
against Italy in clamor for part of
5—President sends to congress $10.000.000 -
ward.
French empire.
scrib ed lan d , to -w it:
000 budget for 1940 fiscal year.
16— Russian troops Invade Poland to “ pro
15—Spanish
rebels
take
Tarragona
ln
drive
Felix Frankfurter nominated for U. S.
tect minorities.”
L ot 1 in Block 11 of th e o rig i
toward Barcelona.
Supreme court.
17—
Warsaw
decides
to
fight
on
after
truce
18— Madrid rushes fresh troops to defense
n al tow n now C ity of U m a tilla ;
12— President, in message, asks 552 millions
talk fails.
of Barcelona.
more for defense,
also L ot 7 in Block 51 in W ard-
Poland’s defenses collapse under Nazi
22—All citizens of Barcelona called to dig
18— President asks extension of social secu
pressure.
w ell’s A d d itio n to th e tow n now
trenches.
rity
benefits.
Russian arm y drives 50 miles Into Po 24—Spanish rebels bomb Barcelona.
19— President asks legislation to end tax
C ity o f U m a tilla : a ll of said land
land.
26—Rebels
take
Barcelona
without
a
battle.
public salaries and to levy on all
20—Report Red purge of former officials In
in U m a tilla C ounty, O regon.
30—H itler demands return of colonies.
•ities.
Ukraine.
A nd th a t p la in tiff is such o w n er In 23— Polish
French repulse wave after wave of Nazi
FEBRUARY
FEBRUARY
shock troops.
fee of said lan d free from a n y rig h t,
French defeat Germans in two big air
4— Britain increases plane orders ln U. S.
title , e sta te , lien or in te re s t of de 25— battles;
7—President makes new demand for 150
bombard whole length of Sieg
to 650.
millions more for PWA after signing
fe n d a n ts an d of each of d efen d an ts.
fried line; bomb Zeppelin works.
5— Spanish loyalist arm y of 200.000 flees to
appropriation bill with that amount cut
27—Warsaw
surrenders
to
Germans
after
France to escape trap.
T h a t d e fe n d a n ts o r a n y one or
20-day siege.
8—Japan refuses to give up mandated Is
9—House passes bill making state and mu
m ore of d efe n d a n ts h as no rig h t, 29—Britain defies warning by foes to stop
lands Germany lost in war.
nicipal employees subject to income
war.
title , e sta te , lie n or in te re s t In said
12—Two hundred thousand move past bier
tax.
of Pope Pius In St. Peter's.
land or in a n y p a rt th ereo f, an d th a t OCTOBER
13— Justice Brandeis retires from the U. S.
14—Pope Pius burled ln tomb beneath St.
Supreme court.
d e fe n d a n ts an d each o f d efen d an ts,
Peter’s cathedral.
15—House approves »376.000.000 defense bill.
1—Britain calls 250.000 more troops
th e ir h e irs an d assig n s, be p e rp e t 4—
18— Spanish loyalists offer to surrender.
25—James J. Hines, Tammany chief, con
Daiadler says France will fight until
France occupies African area once
victed of violating lottery laws.
victorious.
u ally re s tra in e d and e n jo in ed from
ceded to Italy.
27—U. S. Supreme court rules sit-down
itler makes peace proposals to Britain
a s s e rtin g o r claim in g a n y rig h t, 7—H
20—Ita ly moves to place colony Libya on
strikes illegal.
and France; seeks armistice.
w ar footing.
title , e sta te , lien or in te re s t In said »—H itler sets aside area In Poland for
2»—General Franco hands Britain final
MARCH
Germans to be transplanted from other
land or in an y p a rt th e re o f adv erse
„„
ior Peace with Spanish loyalists.
countries.
to p la in tiff.
2—Ex-Judge Martin T. Manton indicted by
10—French premier spurns Hitler's peace 24—Britain and France decide to recognize
Franco government in Spain.
federal grand Jury in New York as bribe
terms.
T h is sum m ons is served u pon you
taker.
Polish students attack German embassy
Finnish
civilians
ordered
to
leave
dan
tn Warsaw.
by p u b lic a tio n th e re o f fo r fo u r su c
7—Senate passes «358.000.000 army exten
ger zone near Soviet frontier.
sion bill.
approves Chamberlain's O. K.
cessive w eeks in th e H erm isto n H e r 12—Britain refuses peace based on Nazi 2»—Commons
of Franco
• —House passes bill giving President re
conquests.
ald by o rd e r of H o n o rab le C. L. 14—British
stricted
authority to reorganize depart
battleship Royal Oak sunk by
ments.
MARCH
Sw eek. Judge of th e c o u rt above
sub, 786 lost.
1«—Lieut-Gov.
Lauren D. Dickinson sworn
18—Nazi
raid
navy
base
In
Scotland:
16
nam ed, w hich said o rd er w as m ade
1— College of cardinals convenes In Rome
In as governor of Michigan to succeed
killed.
to elect a pope.
a n d d ated th e 2 8 th d ay o f N ovem 17—German
the late Frank D. Fitzgerald.
planes raid Scapa Flow; Iron
2— Franco requests Mussolini to withdraw
1»—U. S. puts penalty tariff on German 1m-
ber. 1939, an d th e d a te of th e first
Duke, training ship, damaged.
Italian troops from Spain.
2 3 - K r,S
repel another Nazi air raid
he clutch on a John Deere General
p u b licatio n of th is sum m ons Is th e 20—British
Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli elected pope on
ames J. Hines. Tammany leader, sen
over Edinburgh.
third ballot; takes name of Plus X II.
tenced to serve four to eight years in
7 th day of D ecem ber. 1939.
«3— British report three U-boats sunk.
5— Leader of Spanish loyalist army seizes
prison.
Purpose Tractor is in the belt pulley
Germans
capture
American
ship
City
of
W . J. W A R N E R ,
control of Madrid government.
37—U. S. Supreme court holds federal and
Flint and take It to Soviet port.
6— Communist leaders flee Madrid zone*
state governments may tax salaries of
and is instantly accessible. It can
P o st Office A ddress:
34— Four British, one Greek ship sunk by
FEATURES
General
Miaja,
new
loyalist
chief,
asks
each other's employees.
Germans.
H erm isto n , O regon.
worthy peace.”
be adjusted in 5 minutes or less,
Nazi
* JLa!2f,r’_ sl,p throu8 h blockade;
• Simple, rugged,
7— Gandhi won political victory for democ APRIL
A. S. COOLEY,
prey on shipping.
racy In India, forced by four-day fast-
tw o -c y lin d e r e n
simply by removing the cover plate
Belgians d e m a n d ______________
British ease blockade.
,
P ost Office A ddress:
3— C. I. O. union ordered to pay Apex
accepts invitation for consultation with
gine
Am erican ship City of Flint, turned over
viceroy
Hosiery company «711.930 damages for
P
en
d
leto
n
,
O
regon.
and tightening three nuts. The en
to
• Germany
— - - by R USs|a , sails from Rus-
• Designed to burn
sit-down strike.
Loyalist
planes
bomb
centers
of
commu
ala.
A tto rn e y s for P la in tiff.
nist revolt in Madrid.
4—
Jack Benny, radio comedian, fined
low-cost fuels with
tire job of relining can be done in 15
» —Germans claim 115 foreign ships sunk
(Dec. 7 -Jan . 4)
»10.000 for smuggling.
8— Franco’s fleet blockades all Spanish loy
since war began
outstanding econ
alist coast.
W illiam O. Douglas confirmed for Su
minutes, at a total cost of about
31—Soviet
demands
raise
new
crisis
in
Fin
omy
preme court.
12— x n ° ° ° witnes> coronation of Pope Pius
land.
10—Senate rejects amendmen'. to give WPA
• Therm o-siphon
three dollars. The John Deere clutch
21— Lithuania returhs Memel to Germany.
50
millions more, then passes original
NOVEMBER
temperature con
bill.
22— Rumania and Germany sign trade pact
Is the hand-operated, dry-plate type,
» -N o rw a y frees City of Flint and Interns
trol
15—President addresses peace plea to Euro
23— Madrid offers to surrender to General
German prize crew. Finland defies So-
Franco
pean dictators: asks 10-year peace guar
• Belt pulley on
and it picks up the load gradually
. J?e.* ,hrea<: ready to fight.
antee.
27— Japanese capture Nanchang
th e c r a n k s h a f t -
7—Belgium and Holland offer to mediate
18—War
department assigns Charles A.
28—
Madrid
surrenders,
ending
Spanish
civil
and smoothly. You can operate the
war.
. E?a.ce Ixlw een warring nations.
full engine power
Lindbergh to study U. S. aviation facili
«—H itler escapes plot: blast in Munich
ties.
29— France flatly refuses Mussolini's colonial
to belt
clutch when standing on the ground.
_ beer cellar Kills 6 and Injures 60
demands.
25— President makes first transfer under re
• Rear wheels ad
»—Dutch open defense dikes: clash at bor 38—Russia rejects British plea to loin front
organization act; creates three super
This same accessibility and ease of
der with Germans.
agencies.
against aggressor nations.
justable from 56 to
}0— French repulse two German attacks,
27—President asks 1.782 million more for
84 inches
adjustment on the John Deere Trac
is— Four more merchantmen sunk tn sea A PR IL
relief.
warfare
• Hydraulic power
tor apply to all its parts.
2— Britain offers to protect R u m a n ia
17—Germans shoot nine Czech students.
MAY
lift.
Japanese kill 8.000 Chin«
tn three bal-
ears1'200 and C ose academle5 for three
ties
1— U. S. Supreme court denies appeal of
O r eg
U R L I SH
PER
( A T I ON
UMATILLA NEWS
COLUMBIA NEWS
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FOREIGN
DOMESTIC
" 9t taJtei 5 minuted. ¿a a d fu it the.
clutch, 15 minuted ta letin e it."
T
-&utchi liner hits German mine ln North
Braden-Bell Tractor & Equipment Co.
Store« in Arlington. Heppner, Walla Wall« and Athena.
PENDLETON - PHONE 518
sea: sinks with 140 lives.
» —Four more ships sunk by German mines
off England.
28— Germans extend war at sea; 10 vessels
sunk since November 18; 133 dead or
ndaata®.
11— Germ any charges Munich man with beer
cellar
agent».
YOUR FUEL DOLLAR GOES FARTHER in A JOHN DEERE
explosion;
arrests
two
British
Britain declares unrestricted blockade
of Germany In reprisal tor illegal mine
forbids neutral nations to trade
with Germany
4— Turkey asks for part of Syria
dispatch warship
French
miners convicted of Illinois bomb out
rages
5— Albert Lebrun re-elected president of I U —Coal conferees agree on new contract
France
I
»nth operators.
Senate passed
J— Italian troops invade Albania.
«88.572 farm bill.
8— Mussolini sets up puppet government tn
Albania
12— President names Admiral Leahy gover
»—B ritish
and
French
Meets
nor of Puerto Rico.
votes _________
each congressman
another
massed off coast of Greece
, 1«—House
-
.---------------
____________
—-..
of »«58.500
«658
13—Massing of troops near Gibraltar causes
clerk »* snnual cost of
without
alarm : British barricade road Io Spain I — • ro11 call.
1»—H itler appoints Franz voo Paoen ainbas ' *7—Senate kills New Deal riortda canal bill
sador to Turkey
; M—Senate passes «773.000.000 naval appro-
Russia faces famine;
Russta
iam itu; s»i pet cent of !
p ria tto n b ill
Jero
grain crop destroyed
Jerome Frank elected chairman at SEC
(Concluded next week)
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