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' THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, JUNE 5,1941 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT The President asked Congress for O re go n Trail an additional $2,790.000,000 for planes NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING for the Army and $529,000,000 for The Merry Matron's club met at The Gate City Journal Estimated Receipts planes for the Navy. The War De the home of Gladys Davis with Vi 1 Estimated balance on hand at the beginning of the partment announced that construc ola Adams co-hostess Wed. after fiscal school year (July 1. 1941,) for which this estl- WINIFRED BROWN THOMAS - - - - Owner May 28th. Quilt blocks were tion of new Air Corps schools is noon, mate is made ........................... 00.00 LOUIS P. THOMAS - - - - Editor and Publisher made during the afternoon. Follow 2. To Fund be received from the County School ........* youu.uu "proceeding much faster than ex- ing ............................................. meeting a guessing be received from the Elementary School pected,” with eight of 100 stations game the was business played with Viola Adam.' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of 3 To Fund INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS AND RELIGION, OPTIMISTIC j | already School District No. 26, of Malheur County, State of 4. To be received from the State Irreducible 2650.00 completed and 50 partially receiving the prize. Club will meet that a SCHOOL MEETING of the said district IN DISPOSITION—WITH NO INTERESTS TO SERVE Fund ................. - • Education . 1000 00 j occupied. Some of the fields, the De June 11th at the home of Anna Oregon, will be 1941 held at at 8:00 the school house on for the the 16th day of 5 To School be received for Vocational EXCEPT THOSE OF MALHEUR COUNTY Whitman with Virginia Rookstocl June. p. m.. purpose of partment said, we completed In three assisting. Pot holders will be ex discussing the budget o’clock (State and Federal Funds) ............ for the fiscal school year, be 6. To be received from the Non-High School months. July 1, and 1941, to and vote ending 30. 1942, of herein changed for roll call. Refreshments ginning ADVERTISING RATES District for: SUBSCRIPTION HATES after set forth, on the June proposition levy The Air Corps announced that ex were served by the hostesses. Tuition ................................................. ...... Open rate, per Inch............30c ing a district tax. One Year ....................... $1 50 Transportation ..................••................----- National, Per Inch -------- 30c aminations of applicants for flying The annual school meeting will be 7. To be received from tuition for elementary Six Months .................... 1100 Classifieds, Per word ---- 01c I cadet appointments who have not held Monday evening, June 9th at pupils from ................................ ..- Single Copies .......................OS 8. To school be received interest on deposits Minimum 25c had two years of college have been the school house. One new director <8trlctly In Advance) and sinking fund ........................................ changed to Include seven Instead of and a clerk will be elected. 9 10. To TOTAL be received from other sources nine subjects, with two of the sub The Mother’s club will meet at ESTIMATED RECEIPTS (Items 1 to 9. Inc.) ................................. $13,150.00 — jects elective. Published every Thursday at Nysa» Malheur County, Oregon. the schoo house Friday afternoon. Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission | PILOTS FOR BRITAIN Expenditures All members should plan to attend. Estimated Estimated Expenditures and budget Expenditures for three fiscal years through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under Please bring cookies. expenditures allowance for six months of next preceding the current the act of March 3. 1819 War Secretary Stimson announced Mrs. Frank Parr Is at the Nyssa school year for the current school year ensuing Detailed arrangements to train 8,000 RAF Hospital recovering from an opera ITEM Year First Budget expenditures Second school year bombardiers and navigators tion. Year Give L inni mm imni mu 11 iiiiiiimih hi hi i i i i ii unni hi imi hi him hi iiiimii iiiiiiiiiiii iiniitiiiiii hi hi mm hi hi Mi pilots, Expenditures allowance year for of the the last Yearly in U. S. Civilian and Army schools. Mr. and Mrs, Gale Gard and Give In detail in detail Yearly totals three-year The U. S. will defray some of the totals period cost from lease-lend funds. Mr. Stim daughter, Donna Lee of San Fran son said the program would not In cisco, California visited at the Lynn I. GENERAL CONTROL Snodgrass home Thursday. Mrs 1. (1) Personal service: ................. $ . . LSOJj.UO nn 1,450.00 terfere with U, S. Pilot training. 725.00 $ 300.00 724 98 Superintendent Gail Gard and Glenna remained for 150.00 150.00 SHIPS (2) Clerk the others returning home (3) Stenographers and other The Maritime Commission award a that visit, evening. 50.00 Mrs. Gard is a sister office assistants .............. ....... ed contracts for 123 additional mer of (4) Compulsory education and Mrs. Snodgrass. 50.00 chant vessels. To date, The Com- census ........................................ luo.uu (5) Other services ...................... _ , mission said, 850 ships have been Mr. and Mrs. Austin McNall and 49.78 25.00 15.23 Supplies and publicity ................. 125.U0 74.95 § i ordered—312 emergency vessels, 85 son Carl of California are visiting 3. 2. Elections 37.50 41.85 at the W. A. McNall home. 1 cargo ships for private concerns, 72 4. Legal service (clerk's bond. 295.70 50.00 35.00 qilfjif pf/> ) 75.W tankers and 60 ships on British con Lawrence Whitman and Chester tracts. The Commission said the Ashby have the mumps and there 5. Other expense of general 103.55 75.00 29.15 first of the emergency ships will be are several more cases of Whooping T ,ltrol: 100.00 completed by November, a month Cough reported. $ 1,112.50 $ 2,323 98 $ 759.76 $ 700.95 ahead of schedule. Mr. and Mrs. Ha rland Davis of II. (i INSTRUCTION—Supervision * 2,300 00 $ 1,046.21 Congress voted the President au Nampa were dinner guests Friday at 1. Personal service: 1,200.04 650.00 650.04 (1) Principals.............................. 500.00 thority to requisition foreign ships the Lynn Snodgrass home. Published through the co-operation of the (2) Supervisors ....................-..... In U. S. Ports. Wayne Rookstool who has been = Nyssa Gate City Journal, The National Editorial Association, ^ (3) ................................................ working In Tacoma, Washington (4) Stenographers and other Defense Advisory Committee and The Office of MATERIALS office assistants ...................... vlsitedwith hlse parents last week. Government Reports 2. Supplies, principals and A sample campaign to test effec R. W. Holmes purchased a new supervisors .................................. 100.00 E hi mini ni.m in in nun i i i i iiiiHMiHiiiini in iiiinnimiiiiiii iiHiiHiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHi'iiriiHiii iniir tiveness of scrap material collec hay chopper last week. 3 .......................................... Other expenses of supervision 100 00 President Roosevelt, stating the possible.” tion by the public Is being conduct W. A. Nettlen who had a stroke 5. 4 Total Expense. Supervision 700.00 $ 650 04 $ 650.00 $ 1.200.04 European War Is “coming very close LABOR DISPUTES ed In Richmond, Va„ and Madison, III. INSTRUCTION—Teaching several weeks ago is able to be up to home,” proclaimed an unlimited Labor Secretary Perkins appoint Wise., under the direction of local 1. Personal service: ......................... $21,200.00 $ 9.359.30 $ 9,250.00 $17,993.73 of the time now. Teachers national emergency. The President ed a three-man committee, Includ defense councils. If the campaign is some 149.15 520.00 421181 Eldred of Nyssa was a din 2. (1) Supplies (chalk, paper, etc.) 600.00 called upon r,all loyal citizens to place ing the Chairman of the Mediation successful, the OPM said, it may be ner Carl 1 , 000.00 643.76 789.88 Textbooks .......... 900.00 guest at the F. G. Holmes hori? 3. 4........................................................ the nation’s need first In mind and Board and the Chief of the U. S. made nation-wide in the mean time, Friday. in action" and said “ the nation will Conciliation Service, to select dis citizens in other areas were asked 5. Other expense of of Teaching teaching $22,800.00 100.00 $10,570.99 *10,770.00 *18,786.64 $31,374.88 $27,677.77 Total Expense expect all individuals and all groups putes to be referred to the Board. to refrain from similar campaigns. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nad?n announce IV. 6 OPERATION OF PLANT the arrival of a baby daughter Wed 1. Personal service: to play their full parts, without stint The U. S. Conciliation Service re nesday night. ported settlement of 23 additional NUTRITION and without sefishness." (1) employees Janitors and .......................... other 839.08 800.00 1.748.40 1600.00 Bible School started last Monday Spenlfrig over the radio, the Pres strikes. Agriculture Secretary Wlckard (2) ................................................ ................................................ SERVICE morning. There will be two weeks ident said it is the U. S. policy to SELECTIVE (3) told the National Nutrition Confer Roosevelt proclaimed 246.75 250.00 299 37 Bible school for children over 5 2. Janitor's supplies 300.00 give “every possible assistance" to President for Defense "at least three- of 261.49 300.00 796.17 ........................................... 800 00 1 as Selective Service registra ence years old. 16 were enrolled Monday 3. 4 Fuel Britain and her allies by whatever July fourths of us” do not have satis 60Q.00 261.43 350.00 Light and power ...................... 700.00 day for all men who have be factory diets. He said “we need to morning. measures are necessary. He also said tion 86.71 125.00 304.31 5. Water .................. 250.00 come 21 since the first registration consume U. S. will not accept a Nazi-domi on 6 ......................................................................... Mrs. Lynn Snodgrass and Dale twice as much green veg 16, 1940. Selective Ser Other Expense expense of of Operation operation 3,700.00 50 00 $ 1,695.46 $ 1,825.00 $ 3,828 76 $ 4,762.36 * 4,332.12 nated world and will resist any Ger vice October and fruit, 70 per cent more Dorman were on the sick list last 8. 7. Total Director Hershey asked local etables man attempt to gain control of the week. V. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS tomatoes and citrus fruits, 35 per to give serious consideration cent more butter, 20 per cent more seas or bases which could be used to boards 1. niture Repair and and maintenance of fur 350.00 claims for deferment of milk.” equipment ............. 51.50 200.00 399.52 for an attack on the Western Hem men individual 2. Repair and maintenance of engaged In agriculture. Oen isphere. buildings and grounds: Surgeon General Parran of the Hershey notified local boards that (1) ............................... ................ 1,000 00 PRODUCTION 301.76 300.00 497.55 Agriculture Secretary Wlckard re Public Health Service recommended (2) ............................................. OPM Director of purchases Nel ported the following minimum dally diet: 3. Other expense of maintenance the defense program has 149.12 Mrs. Ed. Gonnason was hostess son, speaking at Baltimore, said Ger drawn heavily upon the supply of one pint of milk for an adult and to a party at her home Tuesday 4. and repairs .................................. Total Expense of Maintenance many is producing war materials at farm labor and an adequate supply more for a child, at least one serving afternoon. Those there to enjoy and Repairs 1,350.00 $ 353.26 $ 500.00 $ 1.046.19 $ 307.32 $ 621.93 a rate of $50.000,000,000 a year. Brit is becoming a serious problem, par of meat, one egg or substitute, two the afternoon were: Mrs. Davev VI. AUXILIARY AGENCIES ish production is at a rate of $15,000,- ticularly along the Atlantic Sea green vegetables, two fruits rich In Be»rs, Mrs. Joe Wand. Mrs. Tom 1. Library: (1) etc.) Personal service (librarian, 000,000 a year “and the least we can board. In hlo and Michigan, and vitimin C, bread and cereal, butter or Osborn, Mrs. L. V. Kessler, Mis. .......................................... 50.00 99 30 do Is to see to It that British and parts oleomargerine, and “other foods to Walter Thompson, Mrs. Elmer Hill (2) Library books ».................... 200.00 of Indiana, Illinois. Wiscon 2500 49.83 American production together will sin, Minnesota and Arizona. (3) Supplies, repairs, etc............ 50.00 satisfy the appetite.” and Mrs. Bartholoma. They decided 2. Health service:: top $50,000,000,000. (1) etc.) Personal service (nurse, to call their club “The Helping PRICES Mr. Nelson said by "throwing him ARMY Army Chief of Staff Marshall an .......................................... Hand." self and his business into the de nounced Supplies and of other expenses 25.00 25.00 that training maneuvers Leon Henderson. Price Control Ad Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dewey of 3. (2) Transportation pupils: fense program a business man risks summer and fall are designed ministrator, reported that although Ontario (1) Personal service 5,500.00 1,567.32 2,500.00 4,769.05 visited at the parental something: by staying out he risks this to create an "all-purpose" force industrial production is now almost Ben Luther home Thursday and (2) Supplies and and replacement other expenses everything not merely his business capable (3) Repair of of operating In the Artie, per cent higher than In 1929, the Friday. but the framework In which It Is the tropics, In desert or mountains. 35 busses auxiliary ....................................... 264.30 250 00 of living has risen only about Marie Sweet of Ontario who has 4. Other agencies: ........ 500.00 conducted, the set of economic and He said every man must be given cost <1> Personal servie? three per cent and wholesale prices political arrangements which make basic Infantry training before he only about seven per cent in the been visiting the past week with (2) ) Supplies and other expenses the very existence of his business can "pull his weight” as a special past year, considerably less than Leona Johnson returned home. (3 ...................................... (4) ............... ......... ist. during the comparable period of the Mrs. George DeLashmutt is visit 5. Total Expense of Auxiliarv $ 6.275 00 Undersecretary of War Patterson, World War. ing in LaGrande with her sons and VII. Agencies $ 1.83162 $ 2.850 00 $ 4.918 18 $15.123.39 $15.764.63 FIXED CHARGES speaking In New York, denied char He said leading oil companies in friends. 1. Insurance .................................... 400 00 200 00 412.26 ges the Army Is devoting too much New England and middle-Atlantic Mrs. Charles Frank and son M.ir- 2. Rent ................................................ Other fixed charges: time to basic training. He said "ours areas have agreed not to increase vln of Vale were Monday dinner 3. (1) .................................................... Is not a mass Army, staking Its suc gasoline prices “substantially" un guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Loe and (2) ................................................ cess on sheer weight of men and less 4. Total Fixed OUTLAYS Charges $ 400 00 family. basic cost conditions change. He 200 00 412.26 296.45 1,223.77 machines." He said the ratio of In announced VIII. CAPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hirst and a celling will soon be sites ...................................... fantry to air service-nine to one in placed on cow hide prices. He re Ethel Louise and Mr. and Mrs 2. 1. New New Buildings 1917-18—Is now almost one to one Alterations of buildings (not producers of amonium sul Wiley Clowers and family of Nyssa 3. repairs) and "our plans call for higher pro quested ........................................... fate used as fertilizer to continue were Sunday dinner guests of Mr 4. New furniture, 126.64 equipment and portion of armored and motorized prices at the present level because and Mrs. George Clowers and family. replacements 500 00 200 00 250 00 1,296.61 units than Germany has today." there is no Justification for an in Barbara Walker of LaGrande Is 5. Assessments for betterments CARL 11 LOAD NAVY Other capital outlays: visiting at the George DeLashmutt 6. G) ATTORNEY-AT-I*AW ......................... ................... President Roosevelt approved leg crease. 981.24 home. (2) ....................................... islation authorizing the purchase or DEFENSE HOUSING PHONE 31 Violet Clowers is staying in Nyssa 7. Total Capital Outlays 500 00 * 200 00 $ 250 00 $ 2.404 49 $ 808.12 $ 2,464.50 construction of 58 additional aux President Roosevelt approved con with her sister. Mrs. Floyd Hirst to IX. DEBT SERVICE Nyssa. Oregon Principal on bonds (include iliary ships. The Maritime Commis struction of 9,900 additional dwell help her as she has burned her hand 1. n»eotiable war sion began lmedtate acquisition of ing units for civilian industrial badly. rants Issued interest-bearing under section 35- L. A. Maulding, M.D. the vessels, including the 27,000 ton worker families and Army and Navy Mr. and Mrs. Forest Modrell of 1104) ............................................. 7.500 3.750.00 2,500.00 on warrants 2.000 00 00 "America," largest liner ever built enlisted personnel in 32 localities, Wilder were overnight guests Fri 2. 3. Principal 2,099 17 2.000 00 36.247.59 Physician and Surgeon Principal on other indebtedness In the United States. The Navy Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Simmons 4. Interest on bonds 078 50 Phone 37 1.150.00 1.653.50 asked Congress to grant naval com- and use of 274 trailers, renting for day Roy of Benedict Interest on warrants ...... 2 LOOOOO is staying with Ron 6. 5. Interest 41 89 500 00 2.828.15 Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 manders authority to “take whatever from *8 to pfr weeH as tem‘ Hibberth. on other indebtedness to sinking fund steps they deem necessary . . . for P°rary housing In defence areas Mr. and Mrs. L. V Kessler and 7. 8. Transfers Dally Except Sunday 6.545 50 Other debt service: proprer protection of the naval for- Housing Coordinator Palmer family and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fry Building (1) ces ” in the U S territorial waters reP°rt<,d total allocations for fam Gaham and family went on a fish (2) 9. Total Debt Service *12 578 50 Navy Secretary Knox announced dwelling t0 »*“ «I-260 « of ing trip Sunday. 2.141 06 annum 49.774.74 *>9 pos s g 30 TOW NSEND CLUB X. EMERGENCY $ 2.000 00 $ 1.762 00 $ 7 2.000 00 the Navy will open 23 schools for Mav 24 Durln« the week ended May Mr. and Mrs. Ross Osborn and * 27473 $ 71 046 107 50' training regular and reserve enlisted 24’ ‘•60° homes were finished making Jack of Ontario were Sunday visitors MEETINGS RECAPITULATION as petty officers. Mr. Knox es- the total completed 12.261. Mr. Palm at the Tom Osborn home. Meeting 2nd and 4th Tuesday men er reported. tlmated 114.500 of the Navy's 256.000 Total estimated expenses for the year (sum of Hilbert. Joan. Ned. at 8 p. m at City Hall enlisted men will be petty officers Labor Secretary Perkins reported Dee Mr. and Gerald items I 6. II 5. Ill 6. IV 8, V 4. VI 5, VU 4. Dick are visiting in Victor A L. McClellan President by July 1. The Navy also announc more dwelling units were provided In VIII 7, IX I. X ........................................................ Total estimated receipts ................................................... $52.603.50 Don Graham ......... Secretary ed a three-months course at Har non-farm areas during the first Idaho. 13.150 00 Bernice and Tuggy Bailey of Vale Balance, amount to be raised by district tax vard to train 400 college graduates quarter of 1941 than during any cor are staying with their Grandparents, The Public Is Invited $39.453.50 j as supply officers. responding period since 1929, Mr and Mrs. W. O Bailey this week AIR -------------iv------------- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Simmons 1. Amount of bonded Indebtedness NYSSA AERIE indebtedness (include all un ne Dated Signed this : May 20, 1941 and family spent Monday night In gotiable interest-bearing warrants issued F. O. E. NO. 2134 •I1ie,n£îe,?per- ° Board E Cheldelin Wilder with Mr and Mrs. Johnny der section 111-1016. O. C. L. A.) on warrants $61.600 00 B V? District Clerk Chairman. of Directors- Meets Wednesday Night 3. Amount of warrant indebtedness Simmons. Approved by Budget committee May 20. 1941 AT EAOLES HALL issued and endorsed “not paid for want of Signed : Joe Waud was a Monday evening CUSTOM BUTCHERING funds of other indebtedness ...................................... 6.80000 A. H. Boydell. c. C. Hunt, Visiting Eagles Welcome visitor at the Harvey Robinson 3. Amount Chairman, Budget HARRY MINER. Sec home In Idaho. 4. Total indebtedness '.sum of items 1. 2, 3) $70.406.00 Secretary. Budget Committee Commute» L. V. Kessler arrived home from BERNARD FROST. Pres. and CUTTING Portland Thursmday. Mr and Mrs Earl Blackburn went GATE CITY LODGE Beef for the Hide to Vale Memorial Day. Hogs 200 lbt. $1.50 No. 214 Jack French Is working for Carl Cutting 1 cent per lb. Blackburn. Jackie Waud and Bernice BaJlev Grinding 1 cent per lb. are 111 with the Mumps. Grinding and Seasoning 2 cen* per lb. Meet* Tuesdayg The 4-H Stitch and Stew club Notice is hereby given that an election wUl be held in School District No. 26 of Malheur County State of 8 p. m . met at the home of Mrs. Walter Oregon, at the grade of school In said the school of submitting the legal voters of 11 said district the question increasing tax district, levy for for the the year purpose 1942 over the amount to limited by section ar- Thompson Saturday I.O .O .r. Temple ticleXl. of the Constitution of Oregon Said election to be held at the same time and place as the annual Sunday School will be held at the , school meeting and to be a part of the proceedings of the same First Street. South D W McOlnnls home at 2:30. Every The reasons for increasing such levy are Virgil E. Johnson, The school population has increased so rapidly that the tax base has lagged behind the needs of the la welcome. Noble Orand school There Is School also some question to whether District 26 can matter hold it the seems base wise it had to prior NYSSA PACKING CO. one Balleymgthoranklloaayr. M. F. Solomoa HighS of Union High District No. 5. as Pending settlement of this vote to on the the formation question C E will be held at the W. O Dated this 20th day of May. 1941 Secretary PHONE 6 Attest Bailey home at 7 30 Harriet Her B B Llenkaemper O. E. Cheldelin. man leader. District Clerk Chairman Board of Diiectors . . THIS WEEK IN DEFENSE 5 0 .0 0 cZSJ**"“ Rïvervïew Professional Cards l , Let us do your work! (I I * • Notice of School Election Upon Question of Increasing' Tax Levy Over Amount Limited by Section 11, Article XI, State Constitution O •
