The Hermiston herald., December 24, 1942, Page 12, Image 12

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 194
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON
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our pledge of full de­
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of sound building
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This striking night photograph typifies the true Christmas spirit as
hundreds of small lights glisten from the community Yule tree. The
glistening, ice-coated pavement gives an added touch of beauty to a
setting familiar throughout America.
PEDESTRIANS
ARE WARNED
TO BE ALERT
N the maelstrom of world events old
standards are swept away. Pausing on
the brink of 1943 we would nevertheless
like very much to wish all our friends i
good old-fashioned New Year, for that"
Christmas holiday traffic acciden
have claimed an average
deaths each year during the past five
years in Oregon, according to Earl
Snell, secretary of state, who today
urged Oregon drivers and pedestrians
to drive and walk more carefully in
order to avid this toll this year.
restricted
Traffic congestion
Christmas shopping,
areas due
poor visibility dut to longer hours of
darkness and inclement weather are
this death
factors contributing
practice haas resulted in several ser­
ious pedestrian accidents during the
past years and Snell urged shoppers
and others to avoid running this risk
this year.
“Oregon must join other state:
preserving our human resources
these critical times,” the secretary of
state said. “The keynote to victory
is the safe, efficient movement of
traffic and this condition cannot be
achieved so long as we continue to
have accidents. They can be avoided
by the exercise of common sense and
ordinary caution.”
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CHOMAS 1542
OOD WILL, music, happiness, health
—a foursome without a peer—our
wish for you and yours as Christ-
The Yokunis say
mas comes
1942. Your kindness has meant
the kind that's best.
This year, with more persons walk­
ing than in past years, there will be
increased pedestrian hazards as thou­
sands of busy shoppers crowd the
shopping areas of the state’s cities.
Snell point'd out. Both pedestrians
and drivers are urged to keep alert
in traffic to avoid being involved in
accidents.
Pedestrians loaded down with pack­
ages or carrying umbrellas in such a
manner as to obstruct their vision run
busy traffic. Thi
The very best New Year possible
then, and the happiest is our
wish for you.
this fateful year
great deal to us, and we thank you
most cordially.
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into War Bonds Everybody's iot tei
do that by New Y at's.
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Christmas this year comes to a confused world
The false prophets who guide the destinies of dicta­
tor nations have brought untold sufferings to a sore­
ly tried humanity.
Despite the haunting shadows of war. the deep
istmas is felt throughout
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nd .devotion has eased many :
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o are scattered about the globe
May this Chi istmas greeting extend to all our
neighbors, our friends, and most of all to our boys
who are not able to come home this Christmas. To
Stay in there, fellows, • are behind
To the parents at home Let us cheer
conflict will
be over and we can again enjoy a happy Christina,
season.”
ROY HALE
& Sporting Goods