I TWÜRSDAY, SEPT. 19, 1946
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mr». M. Coleman left yesterday,
-for the Good Samaritan hospital
'where she will undergo a major
operation. She will probably be
gone for three weeks.
It ia reported that Mr. McNutt
will be at the Emanuel hospital
for at least three more weeks,
skin now having been grafted on
his heel which was injured some
time ago in an accident at the
O-A mill.
Sir Cortis Andrews waa here
on leave last week from Seattle
where he has been in the hospital
following severe facial injuries
.sustained in an accident some
time ago at Dutch Harbor, Alas­
ka. The accident happened when
a tire, which he was inflating,
exploded and resulted in loss of
consciousness for 25 days and
the permanent loss of his right
eye. He returned to Seattle for
more face surgery before going to
California for eye treatment.
DANCE at Natal Saturday night,
September 21. Rhythm Vendors
All-Girl orchestra.
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Mr. and Mr». J. 'A. Bu»h, Jr.,
and daughter were visitors at
Tillamook last week end. Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Bush end children
■pent a long week end at Rock­
away, leaving here Thursday and
returning Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bateman
and son returned here last week
and after a weeks vacation spent
in Idaho at Lewiston with friends.
Mm. Carl Wipper of Turner,
Ore,, with her husband and son,
Jerry, visited her sister, Mr. J.
M. Currie, on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Ruisell
drove to Kelso Monday. Mr. Rus­
sell was the guest speaker at the
Christian Men’s Fellowship dinner.
Mrs. Ernest P. Baker wu gue»t
repeaker Monday night for a ban­
quet at the Christian church at
Astoria and Rev. Baker was guest
speaker Wednesday noon at the
Rotary club meeting in Forest
Grove. He told his experience
while overseas during World War
IL
Jim Frazee, son of Mr. and Mr«.
Ed Frazee, will go to Corvallis
September 24 to prepare for en­
rolling at Oregon State college
a short time later in an engineer-
course. He has living quar­
tern reserved to make sure his
attendance there.
Mr». Aliev E»tey, former Ver­
nonia resident, was here part of
Sunday and Monday to visit with
Mrs. Dave Marshall.
She re­
turned Monday to Corvallis where
she has employment.
DANCE at Natal Saturday night,
September 21. Rhythm Vendor»
All-Girl orchestra.
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Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dow of
Portland are the parents of a
daughter bom Monday and weigh­
ing eight pounds and six ounces.
Mrs. E. J. Douglass, Mrs. Dow’s
mother, is spending several days
in Portland with her daughter.
•
Rain Delays
Berry Picking
the Walter Batson family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Houry are
leaving this week end on their
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Wagner of
Newberg have purchased the old
Burris place at Natal and will
rebuild it into a modern home.
The little Bliss boy is staying
with his grandparents, the Ray
Garlocks, and attending school
here.
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Norblad Tells
Shortage Cause
Representative Walter Norblad
(R.-Ore.) this week charged that
extensive shipments of sugar
abroad is a major factor in the
United States sugar shortage, and
in wires to UHRRA Director La­
Guardia and Secretary of Agricul­
MIST—Mrs. Austin Dowling and
son, Bernard, spent the week end
at Depoe Bay.
There was no school at Mist
during Thursday and Friday.
The Mist Helping Circle will
meet next week, Thursday, Sep­
tember 26, at the home of Mrs. A.
R. Melis after a two months’
rest. All members who can pos­
sibly come are invited.
Mr. Joe Roeser was a Clatska­
nie visitor Monday.
Shelmon Libel reoently sold 12
cows from his fancy herd.
This late rain has stopped the
evergreen blackberry pickers.
We are sorry» to hear of the ser­
ious illness of Mrs. Rercy Scaling,
an old friend and neighbor, now of
Seaside. She has been ill the
past year or more.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Larson and
small daughter were up from Al­
sea and spent the week end with
Saturday
Sept. 21
SCARLET STREET
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“Allocations to foreign countries
thia year total more than one
billion pounds of refined sugar,”
Norblad stated, “and this is the
equivalent of 21 pounds of sugar
for each of the 37 million families
in the United States.”
“While thousands of pounds of
valuable Oregon fruit is wasted
through lack of canning sugar
and while many of our bakeries
have been forced to close, our gov­
ernment has shipped abroad 261,-
000 tons of sugar during the first
six months of this year.”
Norblad said that continuous in­
quiries made of the departments
during the past several months
have brought only evasive answers
regarding the shortage but that
this recent export information fur­
nished the real answer.
“One of the most painful as­
pects of this situation is that the
American taxpayer is paying for
the entire Cuban crop and then
seeing much of it shipped direct
from Cuba to Europe,” Norblad
concluded.
A
John Burntide returned last
Sunday after spending several
■weeks in the Portland General
hospital where he underwent an
■operation.
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