Nyssa gate city journal., May 29, 1941, Image 4

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1941
The Gate City Journal
WINIFRED BROWN THOMAS . . . . Owner
LOUIS P THOMAS . . . . Editor and Publisher
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EXCEPT THOSE OF MALHEUR COUNTY
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Published every Thursday at Nyssa Malheur County, Oregon.
Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission
through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under
the act of March 3. 1879
than March, 1940, with average
hourly earnings at 69.7 cents, or
Lower Bend
$29 11 a week.
Frank Kutch is visiting relatives
SELECTIVE SERVICE
Congress amended the Selective in LaGrande this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Russell at­
Servlc Act to exempt from service tended
the Military Funeral for
under the Act former regulars and Charley
reservists of the Navy. Marine Corps, day. Toombs in Nyssa Wednes­
and Coast Guard. Deputy Director
Hreshey announced that although Misses Florence Russell and Marie
the Army has sufficient dental and Loveland attended a slumber party
veterinary officers, dentists and vet* Saturday night as guests of Betty
rinaries and students In these pro­ Skinner at Skinners’ comor.
fessions should be deferred to avoid Miss Jean Bunchs’ parents came
from LaGrande Sunday morning
a civilian shortage.
The OPM informed Selective Ser­ and took her home for the summer.
vice Headquarters there will soon be The Big Bend P. T. A. will give a
a shortage In the metal-working
trade and urged deferments to
avoid this. OPM pointed out that
when a skilled worker Is Inducted,
the plant loses not only th^ indi­
vidual but also the time of a skilled
man needed to train a replacement.
LABOR DISPUTES
double shower Wednesday evening
at the school house honoring Miss
Emma Young of Ontario, who will
become the bride of Lewis King, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe King at an early
summer wedding and Miss Icel Col­
lins, who will become the bride of
Dick Case, son of Mr. and Mrs Cecil
Case, the following day May 29th.
Both girls are former District 47
teachers and the boys have grown up
in the community.
Billy Stradley of Arcadia spent a
few days last week visiting his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Stradley.
Miss Theresa Gehrert, accompan­
Mr. and Mrs. E. L, Jamison were
in Boise Thursday.
Frank Savage returned last week
from the west coast where he has
been employed the past several
months.
Several from this community at­
tended the Baccalaurate Services
Sunday evening. Erls Jamiscn and
Irvin Topllff are the only seniors
BUENA VISTA
from this district.
Mr. and Mrs James Stephen and Mrs. A. E. Nuborg's two little
ied her sister, Mrs. E. M. Hauser
and son home to Ontario for the
summer, after the picnic Friday.
Mrs. Charles Witty, Carol and Joe
Witty. Bernice Choney and Eloise
Russell attended the 4-H Spring
Fair Saturday riding down on the
Hatch bus.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
Estimated Receipts
balance on hand at the beginning of the
1 Estimated
illy 1, 1941.) for which this estl-
fiscal school year (July
mate is made ....... .......................................9 00.00
2. To be received from the County School
Fund ...............................................................
be received from the Elementary School
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of 3. To Fund
.................................................................
School
District
No.
U
5,
of
Malheur
County.
State
of
be received from the State Irreducible
Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of the said district 4. To School
Fund ..................................................
will be 1941.
held at at 8:00
the o'clock
High school
on for the the 23rd
day of of 5. To be receiveil
for Vocational Education
June,
p.
m.,
purpose
(State and Federal Funds)
$ 1.380.00
discussing
the
budget
for
the
fiscal
sciiool
year,
be­
6.
To
be
received
from
the Non-High School
ginning July 1, 1941, and ending June 30, 1942, herein­
District for:
after
set
forth,
and
to
vote
on
the
proposition
of
levy­
Tuition ............................................................. 700.00
ing a district tax.
Transportatii n .............................................. 325.00
7. To school
be received
tuition for elementary
pupils from
.............................................
8. To be received from interest on deposits
and sinking fund ..........................................
9. To be received from other sources ..............
10. TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
(Items 1 to 9. Inc.) ....................................... $ 2,405 00
Expenditures
Estimates Estimated
Expenditures
and months
budget of Expenditures for three fiscal years
expenditures
allowance
for school
six
next preceding the current
lor
the
current
year
school year
ensuing
ITEM
Detailed
school year
Budget
expenditures
Year 'First
Expenditures
the last 'Second
Give
Year
in detail allowance
in detail for
year of the
Yearly
Give
three-year
totals
Yearly
period
totals
I. GENERAL CONTROL
Personal service:
(1)
................ $ 1,500.00
600 00
600.00
958.30
(2) Superintendent
Clerk
240.00
120.00
120.00
OPM Associate Director Hillman,
HflMM II Ml M PIIIHI III 111111 III HIM HI UHM HI HI HIM HI III III III III Hill III HI III HI HI HI HI 11IIHIII HIM Ill'll HI speaking
in New York, said "there
are no Insoluble problems In man­
agement-labor relations, . . . only
some prejudices . . . that must be
eliminated" to creat the "mutual
trust which must animate any sound
labor policy.” Cooperation will re­
sult, he said, when labor problems
are treated not as a "nuisance" but
"worthy of serious study and con­ Plaintiff, vs. O. J. Winston; Oliver
sideration."
J. Winston;
Herbert
A. J. Winston;
Winston;
Ruth
J.
Winston;
Fred
PUBLIC ATTITUDE
I the unknown heirs or devisees of
s William A. Batt, Deputy Defense | OUver
Winston,
Deceased;
the un-
known J. heirs
or devisees
of Albertina
E I Production
Director,
speaking
in
...
,
„
„
„
,
Winston.
Deceased;
and
also
all
Washington, said OPM, War and other persons or person unknown
Navy officials are not satisfied with claiming
any real
right, property
title or described
interest
in
or the to application
the
defense progress.
in
on
file
herein
“I do not want a single man or Defendants.
woman
to
feel
that
we
are
right
on,
To
Q
j
winston
oliver
j
win_
Published through the co-operation of the
the
verge
of
becoming
the
arsenal
ston.
Herbert
A.
Winston,
Ruth
— Nyssa Gate City Journal, The National Editorial Association, ^ of democracy,” Mr. Batt said. “We | Winston, Fred J, Winston, the un- J.
(3) office
Stenographers
and other
known
heirs Deceased,
or devisees the of unknown
Oliver J.
Defense Advisory Committee and The Office of
assistants.....................
1000.0
cannot
produce
.
.
.
and
preserve
our
Winston,
(4) census
Compulsory
education and
Government Reports
standard of living in terms of elec­ heirs or devisees of Albertina Win­
....................................
Deceased,
and unknown
also all claim­
other
fill HI III HIM I I M III HI HI HI III HI lll l l III IIHIII III IIMUMIIII I I IHHMHMMHHI H ill II I t III IIHIIIIIIIIII HI lil lll 11 HI HI HHiï tric conveniences and leisure hours, ston,
Other ...................................
services
or person
2. (5)
Supplies
50.00
A radical change of attitude must persons
Federal Loon Administrator Jones paper editors, radio stations and take
ing
any
right,
title
or
interest
In
or
3.
Elections
and
125.00
place if we are to make good to the real property described in the 4. Legal service publicity
(clerk’
s
bond,
announced the allocation of $650,- other sources of public information our promises
application
file herein, Defend­
audit,
...............................
50.00
000.000 for use In enlarging and to withhold news of merchant ships freedom. . . ” to the defenders of ants
above on
named:
Other etc.)
expense
of general
speeding the bomber program bv used to aid Britian and other de­ Mr. Batt said business must be IN THE NAME OF THE STATE 5. control
:
OREGON: You and each of you
( ) ....................................................................................
building Government-owned plants mocracies.
100.00
willing to expand without immediate OF
hereby
are Drainage
notified District
that the is Nyssa-
6. Total Expense of General
and increasing the supply of essen­ AID TO EUROPE
Arcadia
tlie
regard
for
individual
futures,
labor
Control
$ 2,165.00
tial materials.
and holder numbered
of Certificates
President Roosevelt authorized the must forget its differences in def­ owner
II. IN S TR U C TIO N — Supervision
of Delinquency
7511,
Personal
service:
The War Department announced dispatch of two merchant ships to erence to more work, and Govern­ 7510,
7509, 7508,
and on the
7aU7 20th issued
(1) Principals ..........................
852.00
the award of contracts totaling $322.- Ireland with $500,000 worth of food ment must not allow politics or bur­ to plaintiff
district
day ol
(2)
......................
of
January,
1941,
and
Certificate
500,000 for 22-ton bombers to be pro­ for distribution to civilians under eaucracy to Interfere with defense. Delinquency numbered 7865 issued to
(3) Supervisors
.............................................
(4) office
Stenographers
and .............
other
duced at new Government-owned supervision of the Red Cross. The FOREIGN AFFAIRS
plaintiff
district
on Tax
the Collector
26th day
assistants
plants at Fort Worth, Tex., and ships will sail under Irish registry Agriculture Secretary Wlckard, of
June.
1935.
by
the
of
Supplies, principals
and
County, of Oregon,
for the 2. supervisors
Tulsa, Okla. The Department de- with Irish crews.
speaking at Hutchinson. Kansas, said Malheur
............................
150.00
amount
Eight
Hundred
3.
Supplies,
testing
sCTibed the award of the contracts CIVILIAN DEFENSE
50 00
00
" . . . in Latin America many coun­ total
Ninety-two
and
32
100
Dollars
Other Expense,
expense Supervision
of supervision
100
as a “major step toward the 500 President Roosevelt established an tries are watching to see whether ($892.32) the same being the amount .'). 4. Total
$
1,152.00
bombers a month goal" set by the Office of Civilian Defense and ap­ we will malje good our promise or the . due and delinquent for drain­ III. INSTRUCTION—Teaching
district
assessments
the Personal service:
President when he said the democ­ pointed New York's Mayor LaGuard- . . . simply talk and gesture . . . Mil­ age
1939, 1938,
1937, 1936, for 1935,
$18,062.00
racies must achieve superiority in ia as Director to carry out programs lions of Britains are watching us years
and.
1934
respectively,
together
with
(2)
Emergency
Teaching
100 00
the air. OPM Director Knudsen for the protection of life and pro­ who can’t go unless our help is made interest and costs thereon accrued
(3)
............................
and accruing
upon
real
property
as­
asked airplane manufactures to pre­ perty in an emergency with the vol­ effective. The Nazis and Fasciests sessed
(4)
.......................................
J. Winston,
as 2. Supplies (chalk, paper, etc )
1.960
00
pare to make an undisclosed ad­ unteer help of men, women and are watching us and every sign of Oliver to J. O. Winston
is the who owner
3. Textbooks ...........................
10000
ditional number of heavy bombers. children
of
record,
situated
In
Malheur
Indecision
and
division
fills
them
4.
Transportation
throughout
the
nation.
375.00
Oregon, described as:
5. Other expense of teaching
Joy. If we simply talk . . . they’ll County,
The Navy reported its air pro­
100.00
LaGuardia said volunteers with
The
West
half of of Section
Northeast
quart­
6. Total Expense of Teaehing
$20,697.00
rule the world,’’
gram "slightly ahead of schedule” Director
would
be
organized
to
protect
vital
er
(W‘
/
jNE!4)
thirty
(30)
IV.
OPERATION
OF
PLANT
War Secretary Stimson and Navy Township nineteen (19) South of Personal service:
with 3,500 planes on hand May 1, as
In the event of an attack, Secretary
forty-seven
(47)
W. M $56.78
Knox told their press con­ Range that
compared with 2,172 ten months be­ utilities
(1) Janitors and other
carry
on
first
aid
and
deal
with
plaintiff
has E. paid
2.400.00
fore. The Department said that by problems of welfare, evacuation, ferences the Neutrality Act, which and
state
and
county
taxes
to
protect
( 2 )
January, 1942, its training program housing and food.
prohibits American shipping in com the liens of said Certificates of De­
(3)
will supply sufficient pilots for 15,- FBI Director Hoover announced bat zones, should be repealed and linquency.
300.00
......................................
000 planes, Its goal.
U. S. should return to the for­ Said defendants and each of them 3. 4. Fuel
750.00
that 150,000 local law enforcement the
Light
and
power
800.00
hereby
are
notified
further
that
the
mer
policy
of
freedom
of
the
seas.
SHIPS
officers are being enlisted In a vol­ Addressing the Society of Naval Ar­ Nyssa-Arcadia Drainage District will 5. Water and sewer
253
00
plan to rout fifth colmrfn- chitects and Marine Engineers, Mr. apply to the Circuit Court ot the 6. Telephone..............................
100
00
The Maritime Commission an­ untary
Other Expense
expense of of operation
County and
and judgement
State aforesaid
for all a 8. 7. Total
100 00
nounced the delivery of seven new Lsts.
operation $ 4,703.00
foreclosing
Knox said the U. S. must be pre­ decree
ships, an addition of 50,200 tons, to COST OF LIVING
V.
MAINTENANCE
AND
REPA1__
claims
and
interest
of
the
above
pared to make sacrifices “that will named deiendents, and each and 1. Repair and maintenance of fur­
the American merchant fleet. The Labor Secretary Perkins announc­ match
any sacrificees made by any every thereof, and also foreclosing
niture and equipment
300 00
Senate and House enacted legisla­ ed a 2.2 percent rise in the cost of generation
liens against the property above 2. buildings
Repair and and maintenance
of
before us.” the
tion authorizing the President to living in larger cities above the 1935- Secretary of of Americans
grounds:
described
and
mentioned
in
said
Hull, speaking
Delinquency,
and
requisition foreign shipping immob­ 1939 average and 3.7 per cent above In Washington, State
................................................ 1,000 00
said control of the Certificates
2 ) ........................
quieting against
the of title you
thereto
in and
the 3. ( <1>
ilized in U. S. ports. Maritime Com­ August, 1939, just prior to the Europ­ seas Is a prime objective
plaintiff
and
each
Other
expense of maintenance
of
the
Axis
mission Clinirman Land askld news- ean war. She said food prices were and Its program for world domina­ every one of you. And you and each
repairs
100 00
up 5 percent over last autumn, rents tion. Should the Axis succeed. Mr. of you hereby are summoned to ap­ 4 and
Total Expense of Maintenance
pear first within
60
days
after
the
date
ami
Repairs
$
1,400
00
up 0.3 percent in the last month, Hull said, all countries will face ec­ of
of this summons VI AUXILIARY AGENCIES
and clothing up 2.2 percent. The onomic enslavement and control of exclusive publication
1.
Library:
of
the
day
of
first
publi­
Labor Department reported, how­
cation.
and defend
action,
or
(1) etc.)
Personal ...............................
service (librarian,
business by military pay
the amounts
due interest
as this above
shown,
ever, the earnings of workers in the international
and
political
forces.
together
with
all
thereon
(2)
Library
books
......................
manufacturing industries advanced
accruing,
and as together
with fee, a rea­
3) Health
Supplies,
repairs, etc............. 540.00
75.00
to new high levels-5 4 percent more FOREIGN TRADE
sonable
sum
attorney
and
2.
service:
President Roosevelt, opening for­ the costs and disbursements of
(1)
Personal
service
(nurse,
eign Trade Week, said "the dictator plaintiff incurred, and in case of
etc.) ....................................
your failure foreclosing
so to do, decree
will your
be
(2)
Supplies and of other
expenses 25.00
nations
already have achieved ser­ rendered
all
of
SHELTON’S DAIRY ious economic
3.
Transportation
pupils:
encirclement of the U. claim and Interest in and to said
(1)
service
00
S.” He said all Americans should property, and also foreclosing the
<2) Personal
Ru’Mxiies and
other expenses 4.375
75 00
MILK
of said certificates of delin­
fight against the economic slavery lien
(3)
Repair
and
replacement
of
quency, s including
taxes paid and
busses auxiliary
.......................................
200.00
CAR l It. LOAD
to which Germany and her allies attorney’
fee and costs Incurred 4. Other
agencies:
would subject the world.
against
the
land
and
premises
des­
(1)
Personal
service....................
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
cribed,
quieting
(2) .................
Supplies and other expenses 100 00
HEALTH „
and and
each
of you as title
to said against
above
(3)
PHONE 31
Legal Advertisement you
described
property,
(4) ......................................
Nyssa, Oregon
This summons is published by or­ 5. Total Expense of Auxiliary
SUMMONS
$ 5,390 00
der
of
the
Hon.
Robt.
M.
Duncan.
IN THE
CIRCUIT
COURT FOR
OF THE Judge of the above entitled court, VII. FIXED CHARGES
STATE
OF
OREGON
1.
Insurance
....................
182.65
made the 23rd day of April. 1941, and 2. Rent .....................................
L. A- Moulding, M.D.
MALHEUR COUNTY
supplemental
order
directing
repub­
3.
Other
fixed
charges:
Physician and 8urgeon
Drainage
District, lication of summons, dated the 26tli
( ) ....................................... ..............
Drinking Shelton’s A Nyssa-Arcadia
Quasi-Municipal
Corporation,
day of April, 1941.
Phone 37
4.
Total
Fixed Charges
Carl H. Coad VIII. CAPITAL
$ 18265
Dairy Milk will do won­
Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5
„ Residence
, ,
Attorney
for
Plaintiff
Dally- Except Sunday
1.
New
sites OUTLAYS
and Address: Nyssa Ore
Notice
To
Hog
Raisers
Dated and 1st publ.. May I, 1941 2. New Buildings
ders for your complex-
Fry Building
Last publ.. May 29, 1941.
3 repairs)
Alteration of buildings (not
With the installation of a new
350 00
tion
and
general
health.
scale at
4
New
furniture, equipment and
TOWNSEND CLUB
replacements
1.675
00
IRRIGATION DISTRICT 5. Assessments for betterments
THE RAILWAY STOCK YARDS OWYHEE Notice
It's Extra Rich so
of Hearing
MEETINGS
6
other
capital
outlays:
we are now receiving your hogs
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN,
(1)
Meeting 2nd and 4th Tuesday
order
some
today!
there every Friday, paying the That Petition for Inclusion of Lands
(2)
Into the Owyhee Irrigation District 7. Total Ground
at 8 p. m. at City Hall
Capital Improvement
Ontlavs
$ 2.025.00
highest price the market permits have
been
filed
with
the
Board
of
SERVICE
A. L. McClellan
President
Directors of said District, and that IX. 1. DEBT
snd seeking to serve you In every the
Princlnal
on
bends
(Include
Shelton’s
Dairy
of said land and petitioner
Don Graham ......... Secretary
negotiable
war­
possible way.
is as owner
follows:
rants
issued intrest-bearing
under section 35-
The Public Is Invited
James Jaramillo and Rita Jara-
1104)
PHONE 05J2
2.000 00
mlllo: NELSWL and SELSW<4. 7 Prineitwl on warrants
FRANK KULLANDER Section
5.
Township
18
South
of
3
Princlnal
on
other
Indebtedness
NYSSA AERIE
Range 45 E. W. M.
4. Interest on bonds
1,490 82
Interest on warrants
600 00
F. O. E. NO. 2134
all in Malheur County, State of Ore 6 5. Interest
on other Indebtedness
THIS WEEK
IN
DEFENSE
brothers from Boise visited them
last week.
E. L. Jamison, Mr. and Mis. C. C.
Wyckoff and children. Mr and Mrs.
Alva Ooodell and children were in
Ontario Saturday. The ladles at­
tended the 4-H club spring fair In
which Donna Belle Ooodell placed
first Inclothing project and 2nd In
cooking.
Frank Savage has erected a new
granary.
1
\ (r p n c ip i
n . „
...
— » « -a v i.
K A jA - iiu itu iv a
200.00
21.50
50.00
77.48
72.05
75.00
75.06
50.00
69.84
25.00
50.02
75.00
142.52
995 00 $ 1,595.74
600.00
1,043.89
10.00
51.45
$ 952.48
600.00
100 00
48.68
4 90
$ 653.58
50.00
25.00
$ 675.00
57.92
58.03
$ 1 169.84
9,107.58
9,31000
50.00
250.00
187.50
100
00
$ 9,897 50
15,274.88
480.07
300.00
124.78
$16,179.73
256.11
155.40
93.20
$ 9,612.29
1.190.00
456.84
362.86
328.41
119.11
43
81
1553
$ 2,516.56
311.30
249.54
57.85
61869
1,200.00
2,168.98
500.00
475.00
700 00
164.00
62.50
50 00
$ 3,151.50
325.00
250.00
60.00
635.00
681.05
949.75
873,63
301.82
72 60.00
41
$ 5,107.64
694.11
46.78
700
50.00 00
1.99001
59.10
15.00
2,100 00
26.40
3,462 73
7.82
1.406 00
81.10
278.45
48.50
408 05
2.50
98.40
100.00
123.56
100 00
83 50
$ 2.255.61
________
$ 3.065.00
91.33
$ 5.745 30
825 80
$ 74.59
$ 166.33
$ 867.22
1,353.00
1.71046
1,725 00
7,23521
1 681 80
$ 3,392.26
1.500 00
$ 3,225 00
2,261 69
$10,019
90
74531
745.31
493 44
1
Meets Wednesday Night
AT EAGLES HALL
Visiting Eagles Welcome
HARRY MINER. Sec
BERNARD FROST. Pres.
GATE CITY LODGE
No. 214
Meet« Tuesday«
8 p. m.
I.O.O.F. Temple
First Street. South
Virgil E. Johnson.
Noble Orand
M. F Solomon
Secretary
CUSTOM BUTCHERING
and CUTTING
Beef for the Hide
Hog« 200 lb«. $1.50
Cutting 1 cent per lb.
Grinding 1 cent per lb.
Grinding and Seasoning 2 cen* per lb
Let us do your work!
NYSSA PACKING CO.
PHONE 6
300 00
$
$
gon.
Transfers to sinking fund
That the prayer of said petition 7 Other
debt service:
and petitioner Is that an order be 8. M)
made by the Board of Directors of
f2)
.....
the Owyhee Irrigation District In­
T p *a t rteht S e r v lr f
$ 1 non 8S
1.238 75
1 045 31
cluding the lands described In such . a EMERGENCY
$ 2000 00 $ 20000 $ 1.000 00 » 1.073 65
etltlons and as hereinabove set forth
within the boundaries of said Dis­
•Tills district has operated a high school for only 2 years.
trict.
NOTICE FURTHER IS GIVEN
RECAPITULATION
That said petition will be heard and
considered by the Board of Direc­
Total
estimated
expenses
for
the
year
(sum of
tors of the Owyhee Irrigation Dis­
items I 6. II 5. I ll 6. IV 8. V 4. VI 5. Vll 4.
trict at Its regular meeting to be
VIII 7. IX 9. X
held Mi Tuesday, June 3, 1941. at 8:
»43 805 27
00 o'clock P. M. at the District off­
Total estimated receipts ........................................................ » 2.405 00
ice at Nyssa. Oregon, and all per­
Balance, amount to be raised by district tax
«41 400 27
sons Interested, or desiring to obtect
thereto, are notified to appear at the
office aforesaid, at the time above
Indebtedness
this May 2«. 1941
stated, and show cause in writing, if
of bonded indebtedness (include all ne­ Dated
Signed:
any they have, why the prayer of 1. Amount
gotiable
interest-bearing
warrants
Issued
un­
Ward
Wieneke
Dale Garrison
said petition should not be granted
der section 111-1016, O C. L A.)
*11.75000
District Clerk
Chairman Board of Directors
Dated this 6th dav of May. 1941, Amount
of
warrant
indebtedness
on
warrants
by order of the Board of Directors
issued and endorsed “not paid for want of
Approved
by Budget Committee May 2«. 1941
Frank T Morgan. Secretary
funds
___________ $ 4.000 OOC A.
H Boy dell
Owyhee Irrigation Distic t Amount
O . J Mitchel’
of
other
Indebtedness
First publ. May »19 4!.
Chairman. Budget
4. Total indebtedness (sum of items I. 2. 3) . «45.750 00 Secretary. Budget Committee
Last publ May 29. 1941.
Committee