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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1941)
I To N«aiw rt5 . I page THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY, A PR IL 24, 1941. J lapiatenla a 5*1 m ciM M m populated* is ju st a judgem ent day is certain. There is only one hope fo r man th a t by way of Salvation. Come and hear what Evangelist and Mrs. George Brown say about these things. Re member every night evcept Monday at 7:45, Sunday, 10 a. m., Bible school. Les- • son topic, “Jesus, the Soul W inner.” 11 a. m., morning w’orship, topic, “Which is the True Church?” At 7:45 p. m., evangelistic service, topic, ‘The Divided Mind.” Don’t miss any of these meetings. Everyone in vited. th e ir service during th a t period.” Colonel Wooten pointed out th at the one-year volunteer inductions are made through the local Selective Service boards and th a t anyone wishing to volunteer for a year should present himself to his local board. Three year enlistm ents, on the other hand, are under ju risd ict ion of regular Army recruiting offi- riv» How to make your home MORE ATTRACTIVE GROWERS ADVISED TO REDEEM WHEAT STUDENTS URGED TO ACCEPT TR A IN IN G TOWNSEND CLUB NEWS B y Mrs. Joe Udey The local club will hold an im port an t business meeting F riday in the Columbia P ark hall. Im portant bul letins and flashes from Washington, D. C., will be read. Everyone who is interested is welcome to come and ask questions. The dance committee announces a very fine dance a t Stanfield last S at urday night and plans are being made for a dance at Refvem’s hall at Stanfield May 3rd. Flashes from Washington, D. C., — The Townsend legislative steering « PRINTING * to Order at Our PRINT S ’.Kk* ' ” W heat growers who plan to re deem th eir w heat which is stored un der warehouse loan should arran g e to pay their notes before the m aturi Students of colleges and universi ty date, A. R. Coppock, chairm an of ties who wish to volunteer th is sum the U m atilla county A.A.A. commit mer for one y ear’s train in g under tee, announces. committee, which met April 1C to de ! the Selective T rain in g and Service All government loans on warehouse cide on whether or not to force act Act in order th a t they may be ready w heat m ature on or before April 30. ion by putting a petition in the well to resume th eir collegiate careers in Borrowers may obtain inform a of the House for the members to the autum n of 1942 may be assured tion about the m aturity date of their sign, determined to give the House th a t there will be ample vacancies for loans and receive assistance in lo leadership until May 15, to say them in the Army during the summer cating their loan papers from their whether or not action will be assured months. local lending agency or the county on the new Townsend bill. This is the gist of a statem ent made AAA committee. Senator Sheridan Dowmey an today by Lt. Colonel Elm er V. Woot If the loan papers are held by the nounces he will introduce the new en, State Director of Selective S er Commodity Credity Corporation the Townsend measure as a rider to a vice. borrower may have them sent, if he revenue bill in the Senate a t an early Colonel Wooten’s statem ent was wishes, to his local bank for collect day. T hat means th a t the Townsend based on inform ation from National ion by making a w ritten request to plan will definitely be tied in with H eadquarters of the Selective Ser the Corporation before the m aturity National Defense. The Senator is vice system which quoted the follow- ! date of his loan. determined th at action shall be had ing letter received by national head- I Mr. Coppock explained th a t the in the Senate, and, with Dr. Town quarters from S ecretary of W ar Hen borrower must allow enough time for send’s active aid and assistance, he ry L. Stimson : his rem ittance to reach the Corpora is shaping plans for a method of con “In reply to the inquiry concerning tion within 1.0 days a fte r the note sideration by the body th a t shall the acceptance by the W ar D epart- j matures. bring a m ajority vote for it. ment of students who may wish to ! volunteer for train in g next summer, GARDFN INSECT ’’E’.YTFCOSTAL T A B E R N A C T .r j the departm ent is certain th a t there S. E. Graves. Pastor will be ample vacancies in the Army CONTROL GUIDE W hat does the fu tu re hold for you? during the months of June, July, ISSUED BY 0. S.C. How are you preparing yourself to A ugust and September to accommo meet w hat lies ahead? Because God date all students who desire to begin The best of vegetable garden seed planted on excellent land will still not insure a crop unless the plants are protected from insects. In answ'er to the constant requests for inform a tion on garden insect control, the en tomologists a t Oregon S tate college have ju st prepared a revised exten sion bulletin No. 551, which gives the latest recommendations for con trolling garden pests. The bulletin discusses various types of dusts and sprays, and meth ods of application, and also contains a ch art showing recommended control of insects for the d ifferen t kinds of garden crops. The bulletin may be obtained free from any county exten sion office.' COOPERATION IN TRAFFIC SAFETY ASKED BY MAYOR 17 PIECE DISH SET FREE! QUALITY FEATURES AT A BARGAIN Big 6 cubic foot new Hotpoint Refrigerator with Stainless Steel Speed Freezer—never rusts or corrodes • Famous Vacuum Sealed Thriftmaster— same as in more e xp e n s ive m odels • Entire mechanism lubricated under pressure and cooled by oil • Sixteen Point Tempera ture Control • Pop-Ice Trays • All these plus Hotpoint value. Big 0 Cnbis Foot Family Size WE HAVE BEEN AH.E TO SECURE A FEW OF THESE REFRIGERATORS. WHEN GONE, THERE WILL BE NO MORE OF THESE SUPER VALUES AT ANYWHERE NEAR THIS PRICE.............................................................................. Mayor F. C. McKenzie called upon citizens of this city to cooperate in the cam paign to keep Oregon a t the top of the list in tra ffic safety by driving and walking carefully during the rem ainder of the year. In a statem ent calling attention to the recent announcement th a t Oregon had won firs t place in the National Safety council’s 1940 tra ffic safety contest in the w estern division, May or McKenzie stressed the fact th a t this state already had made a good s ta rt tow ard a favorable record for 1941 by leading the nation i l l tra ffic fatality reduction during the first two months of the year. “In this modern era of automobile travel, the reputation of being a safe area in which to drive is of inesti- mateable value in attractin g tourists to our state, “the mayor declared in his statem ent. “ In addition to the high distinction conferred upon the state by winning the contest, there is a tangible value involved in being recognized as the safest state in the west. It is to oui’ interests to m ain tain this reputation as long as pos sible. “T raffic accidents can be prevent ed. F igures compiled in the office of Earl Snell, secretary of state, show that for the first two months of this year, tra ffic increased 15.6 per cent, as shown by figures on gasoline con- Use FULLER PAINTS -They Last! W hat can add as much dow nright happiness to living as a home you enjoy and others admire'.’ And w hat pleasure comes to the whole family in giving new life and beauty to th a t home! To assist you in making your home more beautiful, th riftily and authentically, see your FU LLER dealer. T u m -A -L u m L u m b e r Co. PHONE 2791 HERMISTON, OREGON sumption. But during this same period tra ffic fatalities decreased 49 per cent. Clearly, the mere fact there is a g reat volume of tra ffic on our highways and streets does not mean there m ust be a correspondingly g reat volume of traffic fatalities. “If we, as individual drivers, will hold down our speed on the highways, approach intersections with g reater caution, always remember to give proper hand and arm signals and to observe the rights of others, we can prevent accidents, as pedestrians, we ran cross streets only a t intersections where we can use crosswalks, watch for approaching traffic before leav ing the curb, walk to the left of the highway, facing tra ffic , and w ear something white at night. "In this way, we can avoid becom ing involved in tra ffic accidents and each one of us can thus do his p art in m aintaining the sta te’s reputation as a safe place in which to drive and walk.” OUR DEMOCRACY---- —-by Mai s RECORD of INDIVIDUAL T H R IF T MERlCA HAS A BACKBONE OF THRIFT. 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