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the head of National Defense. We have always been
assured that the President was in like accord, and
now, with the Pacifie growing in importance in com
mercial and naval defense, and the Pacific North-
west likewise increasing it faciliti«- to aid that de-
fense , there seems but little else to do but for some
one in high authority to press the button.
DEPOT WORKERS GOOD CITIZENS
We have grown accustomed to the many workers
on the Umatilla Ordnance Depot, and somewhat ac-
quainted with many of them. Now that they are go
ing, score by score, we are beginning to miss famil
iar faces We car say . without contradiction, that
the comn
. has gotten on well with them, and we
hope that i y feel that way about our months of
daily parlance, they have all behav-
associati on
vd extremely well st well that we must say that they
are a fine bunch. and we therefore extend them a
warn Wi
et they return to other works
here. Fro
€ xpe rie ne e we can do better also, and
hope to have better provisions for their welfare.
NAVY OFFERS OPPORTUNITY
A two ocean navy aid almost 1000 battleships,
cruisers, and - the i war craft for permanent defense,
as well as the present national emergency is calling
for young men. Unusual offers with opportunities
for the future are offered. Men who face the call of
the draft, or seeking training in the various courses
offered will do well to consider this phase of service
to their country. Articles descriptive of opportuni
ties appear in this issue of the Herald and in many
other newspapers and we recommend consideration
of this important subject.
CITY OFFICIALS
INVITED TO MEET
Mayor W W Chadwick of Salem, J.
W McArthur of the Eugene water
board, and Mi Kehrli.
The conference at Pendleton is the
first of u series to be held throughout
th,
ate during November and De
' mbe 1 ■ It will provide an opportun-
ity 101 city officials to exchange ex
periences and ideas on a variety of
municipal problems und make sug
gestions for needed research through
the bureau. Speakers at the meeting
Will also discuss state legislation of
interest to cities and give considera
tion to proposals which have been
made for League
I owns included for the regional
meeting at Pendleton are Adams,
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Eu-
gent, October 30 City
. attend
Hermiston have been in
mayor:
conference
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councilmen and department heads to
be held in Pendleton on Thursday,
November 6, starting at noon. The
meetings are being presented through
the co-operation of the I eague of Ore-
and the bureau of munici-
gon
h at the University of Ore-
announced by Herman
gon, it
ector of the bureau.
at the meetings will in-
elude Mayor Earl Riley of Portland,
Mayor Henry McK inney of Baker, Hermiston,
Heppner,
Helix,
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That the undersigned. Sheriff of Um-
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atilla County, Oregon, by virtue of
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an order duly made and entered here-
in by the County Court of Umatilla
( ounty, Oregon, on the 15th day of
October, 1941, will, on the 25th day
NOTICE 15 HEREBY
of November, 1941 at the hour of 10
Shemiidd ii Um
| o’clock in the forenoon, sell to the That the under signen
highest bidder for cash at the front
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door of the Umatilla County Court
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House. Pendleton, Oregon subject to by the County Cour:
a minimum price of $100.00 therefor
to be paid in cash, at the time of sale
the following described parcel of land
heretofore by Umatilla County, Ore-
gon, acquired for delinquent taxes, to-
Lexington, Lonerock, Milton, Pilot
Rock, Stanfield, Umatilla and Wes-
ton.
TOWNSEND CLUB
NEWS
Inel
$11.50
WASH
$6 41
L ight C onditioning
Makes Kitchef! il ore Edsier
The dance committee reports a very
night crowd at the Saturday night
dance at the pavilion and announce
that Saturday, November 1, another
jolly time will be spent dancing
The machinist union will have a
party at the pavilion Thursday.
Next club meeting, November 11
at the pavilion.
OUT OF TOWN (((
PRINTERS PAY "
NO TAXES HERE
LET US Do YOUR
PRINTING
new Styes
in I.E.S. IHoorl amps
Just arrived, a shipment of new
1942 models. You are urged
to make your selection now
The SMDEL
Bronze or Ivory and
Gold finish, attractive
parchment shade 100
200 300 watt light with
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$9 55
100-200 300 watt light
plus three 40 watt can
die lights, plus night
light Each light has
glare proof bowl Sil
ver and gold standard
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NEW
SILVERED BOWL BVLa
has a silver mirror reflecios hulls inis
the bow I The most ins si naive wax w gin «
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VISION AID
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At dealers, I
Bonds than to do all your travel
ing this fall I luxurious Super
Coach! You II travel better,
enjoy it more, at less than
half the cost of driving.
You’ll never be satisfied w ith
old -fashioned lamps once you
new lamps cheer up your room,
protect precious vision, and help
ard off that drowsy feeling
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