Nyssa gate city journal., March 06, 1941, Image 1

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Published at Nyssa Ore.eun.
VOLUME XXXVI, N O T
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GATEWAY TO THE OW YHEE AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS
IN THE HEART OF OREGON’S SUGAR EMPIRE
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1941
Problem Still
Hollenberg To
Faces Lawmakers End Long Nyssa
Dairy Ass’n To Lack O f Funds
Meet In Ontario Stops County
Fastest Growing City In Oregon
$1.50 PER YEAR
Beet Contracts Street Oiling
Being Considered Project To Be
SALEM—As the legislative scis­ Teaching Career
Malheur County Dairymen have Road Work
The 1941 sugar beet contracts are Under Survey
sion enterted its eighth week indi­
now under consideration and nego­
been invited this week to attend a
cations were that it would go into Leo Hollenberg. for the past 14 meeting at the Moore hotel hi On­ Road work, except on a very lim­ tiation between the Growers Asso­ The State Highway Commission,
principal of the Nyssa Grade tario on Thursday, March 13, at 10 ited scale, was slated to close down ciation and the Amalgamated Sugar in response to the pleas of a dele­
if not through still another week years
and up to two years ago. su­
March 15 when the County Court, company, with a final conference to gation from the Nyssa Chamber of
before it cleared the decks for sine School
perintendent of both the high and a. m. where the fieldmen of the Jer­ because of lack of funds “layed off” be held In Salt Lake City on Friday Commerce wUl conduct a survey es­
die adjournment.
schools will end his Nyssa sey, Guernsey and Holstein breed County Roadmaster J. Edwin John­ of this week. At this conference a timate of the feasibility and cost cf
Of course the lawmakers could grade
teaching
career on July 1, following association will be present to meet son and his assltant Don Seaman. joint committee of growers from oiling Main street from the school
take the bit in their teeth, throw his handing
board or school with those interested in any of the Only three men, patrol operators Utah, Idaho and Oregon are to meet to the underpass and also the in-
the remaining bills out the window district 26 his to the
resignation to take three breeds This meting has been will be retained for road work, Sam with the several processors.
tallation of storm sewers to take
so to speak and go home at the end effect
little change is expected .--are
on that date.
of the water run-off. Such was
arranged by the County Agents of­ McKinney, Nyssa; Homer Utley, in Locally,
of this week. It is generally agreed Hollenberg,
1941 contract from that of the word given to the members of
handing in his res­ fice. R. W. Motse, Extension Dairy­ Ontario and Don Wood. Vale. Main­ 1940. the according
Washington, D. C. News Bureau of that no great violence would be ignation said in that
to one member of the Chamber of Commerce Wed­
he had been man, will also be present at the tenance of county road equipment the Growers Association,
the Nyssa Gate City Journal done the state through such a pro­ elected by the Parkrose
and it is nesday at their regular meeting, by
will
be
carried
on
by
COC
enrollees
school
dis­
meeting.
cedure
and
there
was
some
senti­
WASHINGTON, D. C.—National
expected
that
due
to
this
fact that Frank Morgan, secretary. “I'll be
a
Little
Valley,
as
the
work
shop
in
trict
(Portland)
as
superintendent
among the weary legislators of that school. Going to his new po­
defense has created a serious living ment
contracts
will
probably
be
out
some­ very much surprised If the commis­
Vale
will
also
be
closed
as
an
econ­
such a course. But for the most sition Hollenberg said that he faced
problem in the national capital. In for
time
next
week.
omy
measure.
sion turns us down on this propo­
part the members of both House a $380.000 building program, and Roof Cave-in
two years, at the present rate of and
The Salt Lake conference is a de­ sition," Morgan said, in his report.
Land
contracts,
the
court
decided
Senate
were
for
an
orderly
con­
population expansion, conditions sideration of the business at hand he looked forward to a busy time of
parture from, the usual prcceedure Another item of keen Interest was
will be brought up to date, although of
will be grave. The district is 10 no matter how long it might take. it until the program was completed. Kills Cairo
growers negotiating contracts In the Lions club project of a com­
Judge
Graham
said
that
the
con
that this Is the first year that the munity hospital for Nyssa. Fred
miles square; had a population Still pending is practically all the His new school has an enrollment of
'racts
that
were
delinquent
amount­
have been discussed with Burgesser, who represents the Lions
when the census was taken last
900 students. His new contract Woman
ed to only $8000 or $9000 and were in contracts
business of the session includ­ some
growers
from
more than one state club in his appearance before a Mr.
year in exceess of 600,000. More than major
Hollenberg
said
was
for
a
period
of
most
respects
In
good
condition.
amendments to the unemploy­ three years, at “a slight increase in
participating.
Originally the grow­ Crulkshank of the Portland office of
100 new, permanent residents are ing
By
Mrs.
A.
A.
Bratton
compensation act, the work­ salary.
ers
from
the
State
of Washington the Reconstruction Finance Corpor­
arriving each day to work for the ment
Th
colapse
of
a
potato
cellar
roof,
men's compensation act, “big truck”
h?d agreeed to participate but later ation said that the RFC would loan
government. This is a number that legislation
Tuesday on the Joe Watanabe farm APPLICATIONS ON
Reminiscing
on
his
work
in
Nyssa
which
is
back
in
again
withdrew leaving the three other 50 per cent of the construction and
will be increased as the great gov
Carlo Junction killed one woman, MATTRESS PROJECT states
a modified form, school fund it may be recalled that during his at
In the Joint committee.
land value, the loan to be paid off
ernment machinery grows, and no in
injured another and two men.
work
here
Hollenberg
took
the
equalization,
extension
of
vocation­
In a period of ten years.
one knows what to do with these al schools, firemen's pension and a Nyssa school over when there was The dead woman Mrs. Joe Wata­ TO CLOSE MAR. 15
Just how soon the survey on the
arrivals.
rnlv 350 grade and high school stu­ nabe was rescued from the pile of The final date for filing applica­
number
of
other
issues.
oiling and installation of the storm,
In Washigton are many hotels— The unemployment compensation dents, seven grade teachers and four debris and an attempt was made to tions to make cotton mattresses in
sewers will be under way is prob-
her through attificial respira­ Malheur county under the Mattress
roughly 30 or more— and the Influx
school teachers. During his revive which
has been substantially narrow­ high
lamatical but is expected that it will
proved fruitless. The Making Project has been set as Sat­
has kept every room filled for sev­ fight
‘ ".rm he w?s instrumental in having tion
ed
down
through
House
action
be undertaken in the near future.
eral months. A 1,000 room hotel has throwing cut bills which sought to he rymnasiuir built, the rebuilding ether woman, a daughter-in-law urday, March 15, according to an­
within the next week. Upon
not had a single vacancy since last repeal the experience rating and in 1934 of the grade school building suffered slight injuries as did the nouncement from the county agents Farmers who have potatoes which Perhaps
the completion of the survey the
womans step-son. Thomas. A office this week.
summer. Patrons are stowed away seasonality provisions of the act. following its destruction by fire. dead
they
wish
to
use
for
livestock
feed
will make their decision
ranch hand, Horace Mahan was
on cots, several to a room. The peo­ Labor however, is still insisting in an While the new building was under taken
the Federal Peed Diversion commission
In
time
to
report
at the next meet­
to the Holy Rosary hospital For the past week mattress mak­ under
ple who use the hotels are not gov­ increase in benefits for jobless construction he located the several where he
program should make application ing of the commission
which will be
was declared to be suffer­ ing centers have been operating at for
ernment decks; they are contract­ while employers continue their fight classes throughout the city in what­ ing a broken
a diversion authorization at the in April.
leg and other Injuries. the Boulevard hall and in Vale county
ever and wherever buildings were On the collapse
ors, architects, cement salesmen, to hold down payroll taxes.
agents
office
Immediately,
where a total of 57 mattresses had according to information released
powder salesman, dollar-a-year men Labor is also making a strenuous available. The new high school bors answered a of call the for roof help neigh­
and been completed up until Saturday this
building
was
designed
principally
brought here by the government fight
Only those farmers who
increased benefits for in­ from his ideas and suggestions.
werked furiously with the husband, night. During this week four addi­ had week.
and who do not live on $1 a year, jured for
potato allotments in 1940 and
workmen
and
their
depend­
tional
c
e
n
t
e
r
s
at
Willowcreek,
his
son
Thomas
and
son-in-law
Joe
and there Is the ordinary traveler. ents through the workmen's com- ; In civic affairs Hollenberg was Fug to free the victims. In fifteen Adrian, Nyssa and on Oregon Slope planted within the allotments are
Arrivals on morning trains must pensation fund, a program to I never one to shirk his duties, taking minutes the rescuers had accom­ are being started. A seventh center eligible under the diversion pro­
wait until late afternoon before which the senate committee on in active part in the first and second plished their task, but too late to may be started in the Jordan Val­ gram for the time being. It is pos­
. . . . . . agreed . and which will. Annual Nyssa Fall _, Festival,
a past save Mrs. Watanabe. who was ley area later. Only one mattress Is sible that the requirements may be Henry H. Hartley, by action of the
they can obtain a room, wait until dustries
, lodge, is present
., if enacted has into
.
,
master
of
the
Masonic
up later. Under the program School Boards of the Union High
someone checks out.
law, cost employers 1 Deputy District Grand Master, dis­ extricated.
being made per eligible family now opened
potato growers who can feed pota­ School
The government itself is hard of Oregon in excess
District and District 26 has
of $522,000 a trict 19 of the Oregon Masons. Pat­
but
families
of
more
than
two
peo­
to their own livestock or who been named
pressed for room. Mushroom bur­ year in increased contributions to ron of the Eeaster Star and a Past
as superintendent of
ple may make an additional mat­ toes
can
sell
them
to
other
people
for
eaus are springing up and every this fund.
tress for each two people with not livestock feed will receive a 25 cent both schools, beginning with the
Commander
of
the
Nyssa
Post
of
the
inch of available space has been While the House has passed the American Legion.
over three mattresses permitted any per hundred diversion payment for school year this fall. With this ar­
rangement between the two boards,
occupied. The great sprawling fed­ firemen’
one family.
s
pension
fund
that
fight
all potatoes used for livestock feed, Hartley will act with the help of
Hollenberg said that he had en­
eral building (costing an average of still has to run the gauntlet of the joyed
Application
blanks
may
be
obtain­
U. S. No. 2 or better.
his long stay In Nyssa. and
two teaching principals.
$10,000,000 each) are crowded. War Senate. Inasmuch as this pension while reluctant
or turned in at either the Farm grading
to leave was looking Spring and ground squirrels gen­ ed
As soon as the diversion Is auth­ Both boards are of the opinion
department has expanded until it is program wil ltake about $100.000 a forward
Secutlty
Administration
offices
or
orized for Individual farmers, the that by putting their respective
to his new position.
erally arrive together and 1941 Is no the county agents office but none potatoes
wondering where it can locate its year out of the state’s general fund
must be graded by a fed­ schools under one head a better sys­
exception If the number of squirrels March
new personnel. Social security built and impose that much more of the
15.
eral Inspector who will determine tem of Instruction will result, with a
j already apparent are any Indication,
a building but before it was com­ load onto property if and when the MALHEUR C. E. A.
the percent of No. 2 or better po­ further possibility of economy In ad­
believes R. M. McKennon, county
pleted National Defense commission income tax begins to lag, its ap­
tatoes in bin lots. These potatoes ministration.
agent, who Is urging farmers to be­
moved in and SSB is as bad off as proval by the senate is doubtful GETS $17,000
will
not need to be stored but only Hartley Is completing his first
gin
poisoning
these
rodents
now
If
before. With government money while Governor Sprague is believed MORE FUNDS
those grading No. 2 will be paid for year as principal of the High School
they wish to avoid later damage
from RFC an organization erected to be committed to a veto of the
under the diversion program. Po­ having come here from Bandon
these pests.
a modem building recently and mesausre if it should get as far as An allotment of $17.000 for rural from
tatoes so diverted will be colored where he was superintendent of
large supply of poisoned grain
electrification in Oregon was an- is A available
Rural Electrification leased it for his office.
with a special dye which Is not schools and was Instrumental in re­
at the county agents of­ G. E. Stanfield. Malheur county harmful
ncnced today by Harry Slattery, ad­
years to come. It happens that this
to livestock but which building them following the fire that
and Is sold at cost to Malheur sheepman, was elected president of would prevent
ministrator of rural electrification. fice
building is at the intersection of two
potatoes from be­ destroyed most of the town of Ban­
county
farmers.
Arrangements
will
the
newly
organized
Malheur
Stock-
This allotment provides for the en­ be made at Vale. Irnoslde and Jor­ growers association when a group of ing used for the
major streets. There are 700 em­
other
than livestock don.
largement of the Malheur Coopera­ dan Valley for someone to handle range livestock operators met In the feed.
ployes in REA. most having auto­
The High School board elected
tive Electric Association, Vale, Ore.
mobiles. and there is no place for
Ward Wleneke to serve the unex-
Vale Community hall to set up an
These funds wil be used to build 18.5 the sale of poisoned grain In each organization
them to park. This is a sample of
to assist them in meet­ DEPT. OF AG. ORDERS ptred term of Heinz Sonnekes. re­
these communities.
miles of line to serve some 50 mem­ of Every
bad planning.
ing
their
problems.
officers STOCKPENS CLEANED signed board clerk. All members of
R
G.
Whitaker,
president
of
the
ground
squirrel
eliminated
bers
In
Payette
county,
Idaho.
This
An agency has been organized and Nyssa Lions club, and Fred Bur- borrower previously has been allot- now will prevent the appearance of elected included Fred Other
the faculty were also re-elected for
Trenkel,
vice
is requesting everyone with a room gesser, chairman of the PoUomey- ed $180.000 to build 204 miles of line a number of young squirrels later. president; R. M. McKennon. secre-
An inspector of the Department of another year.
to rent to list it. Sixth inspectors
Benefit Dance Committee an­ to serve 462 members in Malheur Poisoning with grain is the only retary-treasurer; R. Arrien, John Agriculture
descended on the Nyssa
look at rooms. During the first world litis
that the benefit dance held and Baker counties. Oregon, $30,000 practical way of controlling ground Brosnan and Earl Lofton, members area and ordered
several pig and
war so many men and women were nounced
last
Saturday
night
in
Nyssa
had
squirrels
but
it
must
be
systematic­
of
the
executive
committee.
for the construction of a generating
cow owners to clean up the stock
brought to Washington that to solve netted around $86.
ally
done
if
results
are
to
be
suc­
plant, and $30.000 to finance house
Tlie stockmen forming the organ­ yards or close up.
housing the government erected
joint statement they had wiring and plumbing installation. cessful. One of the Important fac­ ization adopted by-laws calling for J. C. Coil Just north of town was
many dormitories. These have since this In tc their
' The Nyssa Lions Club This brings allotments made by tors is doing the poisoning before election of an executive board of six ordered to clean up his hog pens,
been tom down. Today there are wishes to say express
thanks to those REA to the Malheur C. E. A. to a the squirrels begin to damage crops. men, three from the area In Graz­ change his method of feeding or SALEM —Theschool fund equaliza­
many more workers on government who helped make its
the
Dance total cf $247.000.
ing District No. 3 and three from permanently close up his venture. tion measue—HB420—which passed
payroll than at the peak of the first for the local Infantile Benefit
Paralysis
vic­
the area In Grazing District No. 4. O. B Hale who owns a herd of dairy
BULLDOGS
CLOSE
Saturday by a vote of 33
world war. and this is only the be­ tims a success. The Lions club es­
The three executive board members cattle was likewise ordered to clean to the 25 house
is
now
before the senate for
SEASON WITH 7
ginning. Some talk of the govern­ pecially thanks the Nyssa Gate City FSA OFFICIALS
from. Dristrict No. 4 will b elected up his cattle yard John Weeks was final conslderalon.
If passed by the
ment building barracks for men and Journal for the publicity and ad­ VISIT NYSSA
WINS,
11 DEFEATS
a meeting planned for Jordan Val­ also ordered to move his pigs to a senate and signed by
the governor,
women to be rented at a nominal vertising received and the Nyssa
Completing their season with a at
ley
later
this
spring.
more
sanitary
yard.
Those
who
who has already approved the plan,
price.
17-16
defeat
at
the
hands
of
the
Union
High
School
Lettermens
Club
were
warned
by
the
department
re­
R. T. Magleby. asistant regional J Emmett Huskies. Idaho state cham­ The objects of the newly organ­ presentative will be given a reason­ the measure will be on the ballot
Eating is not such a problem
John Young for handling the director
of the Portland office of the pions, February 24, the Nyssa Bull­ ized association are to promote the able time, perhaps ten days, to clean for voter decision at the general
Every government building has a and
ticket
sale
and
decorating
the
gym­
welfare and Interests of the stock-
election In 1942.
Farm. Security administration: Joe j dogs
cafeteria and all the drag stores are nasium. Thanks are also due to King:
ended with 11 defeats and 7 men
of the county, both cattle and up their stock yards.
personnell officer victories.
Under the provisions of this mea­
lunch counters. There are no places those who purchased tickets and Newell assistant
real estate loans Next year's team will be almost sheep operators. The pressing prob­
sure the state would be required to
to Uve near government buildings were unable to attend the dance as and Bud Wright,
an Idaho camp man­ completely composed of this year’s lem of Immediate Interest to those SCOUT COURT OF
levy a property tax of approximately
and workers must either drive a car well as to those who were present ager. all Bliss,
organizing
the
association
Is
that
of
$5,400.000 a year for support of ele­
were
in
Nyssa
Tuesday
In
veterans
with
only
Richard
Lewis,
ride a bus or streetcar. Too far to to enjoy themselves."
interest of the Malheur county dependable center, graduating. Cap­ predatory animal control. An effort HONOR HELD
mentary and high schools. This
walk. Those with autos get down The board of directors of the club the
farm labor camp located southwest tain Eugene Brady, and Don Eld­ is being made by the asaoclatlon to Nyssa Troops 19 and 58 held their would be apportioned among the
town early to find a parking space, will meet this Friday night to make of
funds for the employment of
on the basis of school at­
Nyssa.
of Honor Tuesday In which counties
redge will be back to occupy the obtain
possibly a mile from where they final disposition . of the
made
additional predatory animal hunt­ Court
tendance.
, funds
.
.
.
.
.
.
Present
indications
are
that
the
Parma
Troop
also
took
part.
guard
posts
with
Frank
Wilson
and
work. The traction company has available It is the plan
the dl- L , camp wU, opened around Rex Shelley to depend upon for the ers.
Multnomah county delega­
Those receiving tenderfoot awards tion The divided
been buying new equipment and rectors to use this money to of the
best
on the bill in spite of
March
15.
with
Roy
Searles
again
were
Neil
Ransom
and
Arlon
Har-
forward
positions.
Coach
Elder
has
puts everything on wheels into the advantage of the Nyssa victims of manager of the camp. Magleby said
the
fact
that
it will cost that coun­
oldson.
Parma
Troop
and
Revere
high
hopes
of
building
a
champion
streets to handle the rush in the infantile paralysis.
ty
approximately
$350.000 a year in
NAPTON
CLUB
TO
that
he
was
well
satisfied
with
the
Chambers.
J.
B.
Lewis,
Dean
Mau-
team
around
these
seasoned
veter­
morning and the stampede in the
support
of
education
PRESENT
COMEDY
accomplishment
of
the
cam.p
last
pin Donald Eldred and BUI Jackson ties of that state. in other coun­
ans. Also, new talent will be brought j
afternoon. Getting a bus or street­
year, pointing out that the Nyssa up from the second string.
of Nyssa Troop 19 Those who were
car is almost Impossible at any time NAVY RECRUITING
camp remains open longer than any The squad has had a fairly sue- j Friday, March 7 at 8 o'clock the presented with Second Class Badges
of the day.
OFFICER DUE HERE other camp in Oregon Washington cessful season with victories over all Napton Community club will pre­ werp Bruce Westerfleld and Clayton I. O. O. F. CONFERS
or Idaho. The past year the camp
WEATHER REPORT
three opponents ending fifth in j sent a three-act comedy. "Aaron Moran both of Troop 19. This pres­ INITIATORY RITES
Chief Machinist Mate J P Wood- was open and provided employment but
the
Snake River Valley standings. I Slick from Pumpkin Creek," and a entation was made by Robert Dewey Oate City Lodge (Nyssa) of the
Following is the weather report ling.
State Navy, will be In for a period of nine months.
box social. Oirls and women are to Scouters awards were also made to Independent Order of Odd Fallows
behind
Weiser one game
as given for the past week by the Nyssa United
at the American Legion Hal! Magleby said that it was particul­ The Bulldogs
Ralph Lawrence, Scoutmaster of conferred the Initiatory Degree on
played
a
surprising­
bring boxes
local U. S. Reclamation office.
on
March
13
and
14.
Thursday
and
arly
gratifying
to
note
the
co-op­
Troop
19, Robert Dewey, assistant; Dr. L. A. Mauldlng and R. E. Moss
ly
close
game
with
the
Emmett
Hus­
Music
will
be
furnished
by
the
H.
Prec.
Date
I»
of next week according to an eration cn the part of the local kies to end up their season. The Rythm Rangers.
Carl Dietz and Herbert Hethering- at their meeting last Tuesday night.
43 56 .03 Friday
Feb. 27
announcement
from
the
Boise
Naval
farmers in employing their seasonal Huskies, expecting an easy vistory,
ton. both of Parma Troop and Alva Witnessing the ceremonies were 19
Feb. 27 .....................84 52 .13 Recruiting office.
help frotr. the camp members. started their entire second string
White of Troop 58 Merit Badges Odd Fellows from Parma lodge and
Mar 1 .....................41 56 .15 Due to the defense program the crop
The dectsion to open the camp but were quick in putting in their
were given to Ivan Thompson, Den­ one from a Minnesota lodge. The
34 56 06 Boise office is expanding its recruit­ earlier
Mar 2
usual this year is based first five “Pug” Mayer was the de­
Fife. Melvin Thompson. Alva degree waa conferred by the local
ROUND TOWN nis
33 57 .01 ing service, the announcement said on the than
Mar. 3
fact
that
crop
work
is
begin­
White
and Ralph Lawrence
cisive
factor
for
Emmett,
for
with
lodges team.
55
Mar 4 .............._._J4
That
big
"pour”
that
Henry
Enlistments
in
the
Navy
are
open
to
ning
earlier
and
it
is
the
desire
of
A
one
set play, "Faithful Queen” The Ways and Means committee,
his
unusual
height,
he
had
the
ad­
Mar 5 ....................JO 59
Horn's
crew
made
on
the
underpass
unmarried men only, between the the FSA to have the camp operating vantage over the smaller Bulldogs.
was presented by the members of through M. F Solomon announced
Thre are impounded at the Owy- ages
of 17 and 31. of good reputa­ early enough so that there will be no but it took the Huskies up to the j Wednesday . . . daffodils are in the Troop 19. a reading by Ray Lewis that a second pinochle party would
hee reservoir 635.640 acre feet of tion
who can furnish evidence shortage of farm labor, a situation | nfteen seconds of play to over gardens and spring putting in a real and a trumpet solo byl Scout Ander­ be held in the I. O. O F Temple
water. To relieve a possible sudden ocod and
appearance .. . Angie Cook wonder­ son furnished the entertainment on April 1.
character and pass the rigid which is very likely to happen this POtne the Bulldogs.
runoff in the higher altitudes which physical
ing if spring fever is catching. . .
year
due
to
the
national
defense
examination.
With
this
surprise
ending
of
the
would result in a too sudden rise at The Navy now offers exceptional program which has been drawing season, the Bulldogs are looking its the first time in twelve years program.
The next Court of Honor will be From Burley—
the dam the needle valves and the opportunities for the young man farm laborers into the Industrial I forward to their best season next that we have heard the expression held
in Parma, April 17, with the Mr and Mrs Joseph Bingham
spillway were opened this morning, who wants to leam a trade. Pro­ centers.
Nyssa
Troops slated to take the and their family spent the week end
“a
shortage
of
labor'
.
.
.
the
fire
year
and
a
shot
at
the
state
crown.
according to Dick Stockham The
that got took foe a ride on Monday leading part in the program. A cov­ in Nyssa and were house guests of
to the higher grades are
reservoir has a total capacity of motions
ered dish supper will be served. An Mr and Mrs. Goats. On Saturday
p. m. . . .
In
a possibility due to the large j In
750.000 acre feet of water and there also
Invitation Is extended to the pub­ evening they were dinner guests of
and Mrs Perry Ward spent Mrs D F. Taylor and Mrs Perry |
are being release now dally 2500 sec­ increase in the personnel of the the Mr week
lic
to attend this affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Bumail Brown
Ward
were
Boise
vlstors
on
Tues-
end
in
Boise
with
friends.
Naval
Forces
ond feet.
Spud Diversion
Plan Outlined
Hartley Named
Superintendent
Early Rodent
Control Advised
Stockmen Form
Association
Polio Fund Dance
Patrons Thanked
New School Levy
Bill Passes House