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THE NYSSA «. \TE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1941 Donna Bible and Alva Go ode 11, Examiner Coming— CIVILIAN SUPPLY Jr., attended a Hallowe'en party at A traveling exan-.iner of operators Priorities Director Nelson ordered the John Rldder home Friday even and chauffeurs will be in the city a 35 per cent reduction in the use of hall in Nyssa November 12 from 9 steel by non-mechanical ice refrig ing. a. m. to 5 p. m., according to an an erator manufacturers and a 17 p"r Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hendry of nouncement received from Earl cent cut in production of domestic Nampa spent Sunday at the J. W. Snell, secretary of state. washers and ironers. Mr. Nelson Jennings home. Mrs. Jennings re said that) in one year 32,000 tons of turned with them for a visit. steel would be saved by the latter cut. Several from this community at ARMY tended the funeral of Mrs. O. Jay Secretary of War Stimson an Hanchett Tuesday afternoon. nounced that specially selected Sig nal Corps reserve officers are in Members of the Out Our Way club England studying air-raid defense and their families held a party prior to assignment with the U. S. I Thursday evening at the J. W army aircraft warning service. Mr. Young home. Games were enjoyed. Stimson also announced the first Refreshments of sandwiches, pie and battalion of the 87th Infantry Moun coffee were served to Mr. and Mrs tain Regiments—first regiment de Leslie Topliff and Edward, Mr. and S'vssa Gatr C Mv Journal. i he National Editorial Association, — signed for mountain warfare—will be Mrs. George Cleaver and family, Mr. i janized at Ft. Lewis, Wash., this Defend, Advisory Committee and The Office of and Mrs. Joe Callahan and family month. The regiment will be made j Government Reports Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tanner, Mr and up of men specially skilled in moun- j ÜI III |il HI III HI lll.lil lil lil lllllltlil MI I III III III III III IllilUl lil HI I I HI lilillllllilll III III 1:1 I I lililil 11 III 1,1 HI III III 1,1 HtMMiiii tain climbing and ski and snowsho? j Mrs. Glenn Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hoffman and Dave, Mr. and All) TO BRITAIN AND RUSSIA and another doing the same work travel. Mrs. Alva Goodell, Alva Jr. and OPM Materials Director Batt said and make provisions for adjust SHIPS Donna Belle, Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff In a radio speech from Washington ments to increases in the cost of The Maritime Commission launch and children, June Savage, Janice he had returned from the aid con living. ed two more Liberty ships. The Ege, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Day, Mr ference in Moscow with the thought LABOR DISPUTES navy announced the 368 craft in its and Mrs. Cecil Floria and family. that the “sensible, sane and selfish" The president directed Secretary small boat.bullding program are be TRUDGING TH OM A S, professional The next meeting will be held at the course for the U S. “ is to deliver the of War Stimson to take possession ing built by 76 firms throughout the COMMANDER F. K. O’BRIEN, of the U. S. Navy Recruiting Kobo, is not a good prospedt for in Alva Goodell home November 13, goods — everything we can possibly of and operate the Bendix, N. J.. country to spread the work as far Service, is shown here placing the new Navy ‘ ‘Badge of Honor” surance, because he has nothing to provide — into the hands of people plant of Air Associates, Inc., after as possible. Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff and Mrs. Alva insure. He is penniless and homeless who can use them . . . against the a dispute developed at the plant POWER on the lapel of an applicant for enlistment in the Navy. (Badge Goodell were in Ontario Monday. enemy while he is still II usands of ever the reinstatement of strikers and no doubt happy in it. Priorities Director Nelson inau shown above at right.) All ambitious young men who apply Those from this district who at miles from cur shores cn the recommendation of the De gurated a power conservation pro tended grange conference at Ore But moA of us cherish our homes, The Maritime comm! slon an fense Mediation board. Colonel Roy gram calling for curtailment of the for service in Uncle Sam’s ‘ ‘Two-ocean” Navy, whether accepted gon Slope Tuesday evening were Mr. families, and possessions. O u r happi nounced delivery of the first of 60 M Jones, in charge of 2,100 soldiers use of power by non-defense indus or not, are given this new badge as a mark o f their patriotism. and Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff, Mr. and ness is tied up in them. Insurance is emergency cargo boats being built who tooV| over the plant, said, “em try in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, T o learn o f the many opportunities the N avy and the Naval Mrs. E. L. Jamieson and Mrs. Alva designed to assure us o f as complete for the British. The p 1 nt sign ployes desiring to return to their Mississippi, North Carolina, South Goodell. Reserve offer, local men of 17 years and over can get the official a measure of protection for these ed the $5,985,000,000 second lend- Jobs will be given all necessary pro Carolina and Tennessee unless hea illustrated free booklet, “ Life in the Navy,” from this news things as money can furnish. lease appropriation and created in tection . . vy rains and the power shortage in ~ ' the Office for Emergen-? Manage The Defense Mediation board be these states before November 10. paper’s N avy Editor. Ara you adequately insured > ment a Lend-Lease a'*' i’ listration gan hearings on the labor dispute Program would prohibit use of pow with Edward R. Stettinius, Jr„ as involving captive coal mines in the er for advertising signs, shop win Mrs. Elsie Heitz and children, and Mrs. E. E. Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. )p«Us of constipation often bring aggravating administrator. jowel gas, soar stomach, bad breath, coated Appalachian area after the United dows and night athletic events. Charles and Norma Lee, and Bobbie Frank Crocker and Lewis and Alvin tongae, headaches, dimsiness, Ustlessness. PAN-AMERICAN RELATIONS Mine Workers voted to accept the IDLERIKA effectively blends 6 carmina Tomkinson spent Saturday after- Crocker. tives for relief of gaa pains and 3 laxatives The Export-Import bank author president's request to return to work to attend a party given in celebra- nocn Nyssa. for gentle but quick bowel action. Qet Jack Walters and Carl Hite will AD ized a $6,000,000 credit to the Banco in the interest of defense pending j tion of Stanley's fourth birthday. L x RIKA today! Dorothy Tocmb was a guest of Phone 97 Obrero, Venezuela, and announced settlement cf the dispute. The U. j Refreshments, including the birth- Erma points in Adrian Tuesday leave Tuesday for Portland en route to the army training camp. special credit arrangements with 8. Conciliation service reported set- I day cake, were served to H. J. j night. banks in Latin America will be tlement of 30 other labor disputes. , Holmes The Owyhee P. T. A. will hold Its of Modesto, Calif . ; Mr anc] Mrs. Conrad Martin en- made to facilitate trade among the OFFENSE HOUSING Frank Holmes cf Merced. C a lif. Mr j tertained for Mr. and Mrs. C. C.Cot- regular meeting at the school house NYSSA PHARMACY nations of the western hemisphere Defense Housing Coordinator Pal and Mrs. F. G. Holmes, Roy and ton j j r_ and Frank Newbill, Thursday evening, November 13. All to enable the American republics to mer reported 1,285 publicly-financed Junior Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. R. j Miss May Beaumont and C. M. school patrons are Invited to attend. procure essential requirements for defense homes were completed dur W: Holmes and .children. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culbertson Beaumont Tuesday evening. development of their resources and ing the week ended October 25, Mr. and Mrs. Torvald Olson shop Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parks and chil entertained at an oyster supper Sat stabilization of their economies. bringing the total ready for occu ped in Boise Thursday. dren of Boise, with their house- urday evening for their beet toppers ------------4*------------ PRICES pancy to 46,572. Homes being built guests, Mr. and Mrs Ben Jutte of and their families. Guests were Mr. The Labor department reported or already completed under the de Genesse?, Idaho, called at the Con and Mrs. Roy Warren and daughter. its dally price Index of 28 basic com- fense program, new number 101,785. rad Martin home Sunday afternoon. Caroline, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wilson mo 'ties rose 1.3 per cent during the DENTAL CARE FOR SELECTEES Mrs. Jutte and Mrs. Martin are cou and Lulubelle and Dwalne Wilson. Other guests were Mrs. Klingback we of October 17 to 24, bringing i Lt. Commander C. R. Wells, chief Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark and sins. and Doris and Fred Klingback. prices In the Index to more than 34 dental officer of the Selective Ser Mr. and Mrs. William Toomb enter per cent higher than a year ago. vice system, said in a speech in Tex tained at a pinochle party at the School census as taken by the Price Admin isi tor Henderson as that the program to rehabilitate Clark home Saturday evening. school clerk enumerates 83 boys and Fw’ h e e announced a comp ' hensive pro selective service registrants with Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hill 83 girls for Owyhee and 49 boys and gram to stabilize th. prices of all physical defects that can be reme of Newell Heights. Mr. and Mrs. El 39 girls in Ridge View, making a to Pupils of each room at the Owy tal of 254 children. products made of copper ’ "ass, or died will begin with the treatment mer Dutton, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cot — before you put in Anti'Freeze Solution. ----------------- their alloys. He also issued price cf 100,000 men for dental defects. ton, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy, hee school held a Halloween party schedule on glycerine and bed The men will be treated by dentists Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft and Mr. F’riday afternoon. Marian Sherly The radiator should be cleaned and all hose con sheets. Sheet prices will be appi - in their own communities at the ex and Mrs. Conrad Martin. High score and Kenneth Price were prize win nections should be checked for leaks, and the imately 15 per cent below currei pense of the federal government. prizes were received by Mrs. Ash ners in the masquerade. entire water cooling system in good working or Mr. and Mrs. Mack Tilly and baby market levels, Mr. Henderson said craft and Mr. Hill. Traveling prizes IVILIAN MORALE Earl Jennings has gone to Cali der. The Office of Education announc were received by Wesley Plercy and were guests of the Lynn Kygar fam FACTS AND FIGURES ily the first of the week. They were fornia where he has employment in DON’T W A IT — HAVE Archibald MacLeish, librarian of ed that in cooperation with the Of Mrs. C. C. Cotton. The hostesses en route to Honolulu, where Mr. Til an airplane factory. fice of Civilian Defense it will de served lunch. congress, was appointed by the pres IT DONE TODAY Gene Cleaver's arm was hurt in a ly ill engage in defense work. Mr. velop a school of College Civilian The local W. C. T. U. met at the ident to direct a new Office of Facts football game last week. He has to Tilly will sail immediately, but Mrs. Morale Service through which "hun home of Mrs. Albert Welch of Newell and Figures to “ formulate programs Tilly will wait for several weeks. Mrs. carry his arm in a sling. designed to facilitate a widespread dreds of thousands of teachers, edu Heights. Edward and Irvin Toplilf and Tilly was formerly Hazel Huffman. and accurate understanding of the cational leaders and citizen volun Mr. and Mrs. Wade Nichols moved Mr. and Mrs. Ole Solomon and Burl Wyckoff attended a party status and progress of the national teer " can participate in the defense their household furniture to Ontario two sons of Boise were dinner guests given at the Methodist church Fri Phone 5tf W Second and Main St. defense effort." The new office will program by organizing "Freedom's Sunday morning. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley on day evening. Forums" in schools, colleges, clubs, advise government agencies how Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson were Sunday. The Misses Margaret and they can best give information and churches and libraries to discuss na in Parma. While there they visited Louise Klingback accompanied them data on national defense to keep the tional problems “ with respect to friends, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heeb. for a visit at their home there. facts and without hysteria." public fully Informed. whom they had known in South Da Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culbertson EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES kota. and children spent Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Lee Thrasher has been ill the and Mrs. Ray Franklin near Parma. Secretary of Labor Perkins report past week. ed average hourly earnings of fac Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Walters and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Oehler and son. Jack, were Sunday guests of Mr. tory wake earners were 74.5 cents The annual Halloween carnival Mr. and Mrs. Ted Shilley of Middle- during August. Federal Security and Mrs. Byrd Walters In Boise. Administrator McNutt announced sponsored by the P. T. A. was held ton. Idaho were Friday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. G. L. McMillan en at the school house Friday evening. of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Holton. 545.000 Jobs were filled through the tertained at dinner F'riday evening October 31. Miss Gladyce Holton of Payette state employment services during The Merry Matrons club met at and Miss Dorothy Nielson of Ontario for Mr. and Mrs Lewis Skinner, Mr. September — 55 per cent more than the home of Elk both Ashley Wed spent Saturday night and Sunday at last year. Wage-L ,.r Administrat or Fleming salJ he favored a pro nesday afternoon with Nora Snod the home of Miss Holton's parents, gram of wage stabilization which grass as co-hostess. The afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Holton. Mrs. Dale Ashcraft, Mrs. Conrad would not freeze wages at present was spent embroidering tea towels levels, but would first adjust exist for the hostess. Twelve members Martin and Mrs. William Toomb ing differences between one plant and two guests, Vivian Ashley and were hi Caldwell Thursday. Bessie Hendricks, answered roll call The Kingman Kclony grade school with Halloween pranks. Emma Pit children held their Halloween party kin received the prize for the best Friday afternoon at the school house. stunt. The next meeting will be They presented a very interesting held Wednesday afternoon, Novem program to the many mothers pres ber 12, at the home of Viola Adams ent. Prizes for the best costume ^ with Gladys Davis assisting. Roll were received by Betty Jean Toomb call will be answered with Thanks and Warren Farnsworth. giving menu suggestions. Refresh Mr and Mrs. Ira Cole and family ments were served by the hostesses. of Adrian were Sunday callers at the Mrs. Brown, if von want thLs kid to Guests last week at the Lynn Lee Thrasher home. grow up as strong and healthy as I Snodgrass home Included Mr. and Harvey Holton accompanied Verda Mrs Gail Card and daughter. Mrs. Harris of Vale and the Misses Doro am you better have him eat a lot of Oard. and Kenneth Card, all of San thy and Kathryn NeUson of Ontario Francisco, who visited from Monday to Boise Saturday. until Wednesday evening Mrs. Gard Hugh McConnell has work at a Is a sister of Lynn Snodgrass. Carl service station in Nyssa. At pres ASK FOR IT Snodgrass of Denver and Mr and ent he and his wife are still living AT YOUR GROCER'S Mrs. C E Anderson of Pocatello. at the Herbert Shaw home, but may T h slr surpassing q u a lity — plus th a ir Idaho, arrived last Saturday and move to Nyssa tn the near future. stayed until Monday. Carl Is a su rp risin g econom y— sa ts them a p a rt Mrs. Arthur Cartwright spent NYSSA LIBRARY Cm VKXIT AIDS brother of Lynn and Mr Anderson Tuesday at the home of her mo from a ll o th e r ’T o r p e d o " m odal« Open epch week day from DfSIGNfD NA DONAI DEHN» is an uncle. ther-in-law. Mrs. Ray Cartwright, in 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. NYSSA PHONE 20 Mr and Mrs, Dolldorf and chil Big Bend. TO H A D IN Superlative grace and beauty distin Saturday. 3 p m to 8 p. m dren of Vallejo. Calif , spent from STYLING guish Chevrolet’s new Fleetline Aero- ALL PATRONS WELCOME Friday until Sunday of last week et Librarian Mrs 8 B. Davis the Walter Benson home Mrs Doll sedan and new Fleetline Sportmaster. • dorf is Mrs. Benson's daughter And, of course, they also bring you all DESIGNED H J Holmes of Modesto, Calif, of the l nitized Knee-Action co m fo rt. . . OPTOMETRIST and Frank Holmes of Merced. Calif., TO IEAD IN all of the Valve-in-Head “ Victory” per who visited here with relatives for "H rr MrFall and See Belter" PERFORMANCE two weeks, left Sunday morning for formance and economy . . . all of the their hemes. H. J Holmes is F DR. J. A. McFALL • 30-year-proved dependability which char G Holmes' father and Frank is his acterize the new Chevrolet - T h e Finest brother DESIGNED Chevrolet o f All Tim e. While digging potatoes at the TO LEAD IN Mike Zamora farm near Adrian See these distinguished ca n at your ECONOMY JPrklay, Lynn Snodgrass was caught nearest Chevrolet dealer’s, and convince In a potato digger He sustained an yourself that “ It pays to buy th e leader arm fracture and dislocation of a EYESIOHT SPECIALIST shoulder. He Is in the Nyssa hospi and get th e leading buy ” ONTARIO OREGON tal. Hubert and Leonard Jones of Cal ifornia are visiting at the home of WYCKOFF their parent*. Mr and Mrs W. 8. JEWELRY STORE Jones. Mr Quintana of Jordan Valley Official Time Inspector for has moved his sheep into this neigh Union Pacific borhood to pasture. DWIGHT SMITH, MANAGER ONTARIO OREOON A group of relatives called at the P h o n e 62 E. B Byers home Saturday evening PHONE 15 NYSSA II. S. NAVY RECRUITING OFFICER PRESENTS APPUMNT WITH NEW “BADGE OF HONOR” CONSTIPATED? Frank T* Morgan SÜ VÜ Ü « Kingman Kolony * Buena Vista PRUYN’S GARAGE Oregon Trail ^ ^ SW A N 'S B R EA D SERVICE OF D istin ctive w ithout b ein q expensive CHEVROLET'S NEW J& et& n e MODELS Swan’s Bakery IT CMS PAYS TO 1 BUY THE (ODER AND GET THE LEADING BUY Boise Payette Lumber Company Cables Chevrolet Company Inc.
