Nyssa gate city journal., March 19, 1942, Image 1

The NYSSA
VOLUME XXXVII, No. 9
JOURNAL
Jury
Says
Nutt
Killed
By
Earl
Taggert, Troxell
*ri i
. /v
i And Marshall To
Kimberling following Quarrel Barrett
Run For
offices
and Frost, Nyssa
Former Ontario Man laf REGISTRATION IN
Shot at Service Station COUNTY IS BEGUN
At Juntura
County Clerk H. S. Sackett
$1.50 PER YEAR
NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY. MARCH 19, 1942
Heads Green Drive
Japanese Attempting To Lease
And
Buy
Land
in
Malheur
Co.
Nyssa goes Through 1941
City Receives
Certificate Of
Traffic Award
BOARD WILL
Without Motor Traff­ WAR
MEET MARCH 21
ic Fatality
Seek Commis‘ioner, J.
of P. Positions
- —
♦
Opposition to Program
Expressed by Civic
Bodies in County
Malheur county U.S.D.A.
Mayer J. C. Olsen has received The board
Politics in Malheur county swept
will meet at 1:30 p. m. The Nyssa chamber of com­
a certificate cf award fr m the war
Into the limelight this week with
21 at the Moore hotel to merce,
meeting Wednesday noon
state, citing this city as one of 43 March
the Lssuance of announcements by
an intensive program for in Brownie's
cafe, passed a res­
Oregon cities and towns of 1000 ,’lscuss
tveral caniidates.
he growing of farm gardens this olution opposing
leasing or
or more population to gr through year.
District Attorney Max Taggert
to be discussed will selling of land to the
enemy evacuees
1941 without a trcfflc fatality. 7h ‘ include: Points
announced that lie will seek re-
planning
the
garden,
cul­
a.vard was presented by F r! Snell tural methods, farm garden food from the coast areas.
nominaticn on the republican tick­
secretary of state, in tribute to n'pply and storage and preserva- The action was taken follow­
et in the May primary. He has
the ( rivers, pedestrians and saf­ i n. Tt is important that Orange ing a meeting held in Vale Tues­
served as district attorney for al­
ety-minded organizations which agricultural committee chairmen, day night. The residents of Vale
most four years, having entered
enabl’d the city to score the P.T.A. pr sidents, Smith-Hughes passed a resolution opposing the
office In January, 1939. Nc one
or selling of land to such
death-free record.
Ise has Indicated that lie will
instructors and chambers of com­ leasing
evacuees, but passed another res­
seek the office.
"We are proud of our dejlh'eus merce members attend and assist olution
that if such evacue­
C. A. Marshall of Ny sa stated
traffic record for 1941 and I in this food for victory program must asking
be sent to Malheur county
that he will seek another term as
sincerely hope we will merit a sim­ tiy attending this meeting. County es
that they be kept under the su­
county eommlssicner. Mr. Mar­ The west's butstandlng 4-H club ilar award at the end of the pres­ Agent Ray Brooke said.
pervision of United States army
shall. who has served four years, leader, R. C. Kuehner cf Eugene, ent year”. Mayor Ols: n said. "Ac­
guards.
will seek the republican nomina­ was selected evecutive secretary cf cident prevention now is of utmost
tion in May.
Japanese from coastal areas are
the state-wide committee to “keep importance to the efficient prose­
beginning to filter Into Malheur
Opposition to Ccunty Judge Dav­ Oreg.n green”. He will make his cution of our war effort Accidents
county In considerable numbers
id Graham develop'd with the headquarters Eugene and Salem. which take lives may be as serious
and are attempting to lease and
as the loss cf members of our
anncuncement that County Com­
buy land. ITie general opinion in
armed forces".
missioner Envin Troxell of On­
the county is that if they are al­
Mayer 01s°n said the certificate
tario will seek the republican nom­
lowed to come to this section they
cii' award will be displayed in the
ination for ccunty judge. Mr.
should
come under army super­
city recorder's office.
Troxell has served as commission­
The citation reads: “Traffic saf­ Consumers Will Register vision.
er for half a term.
ety citation. Awarded to the citiz­ At Grade School; Other Persons keeping in close touch
Judge Graham stated a few
weeks ago that he would run for A list of names of men induct­ ens of Nyssa, who, by their united
with the situation stated that the
Rules Given
efforts
in
the
cause
of
greater
ed
into
the
army
during
the
last
re-election.
evacuees from the coast will
Initiative Measure Will State Representative V. B. Stap­ week was announced teday by the traffic safety in their city, com­ • Registration of the residents of be next Italian
aliens and then Ger­
cf Ontario stated that he will Malheur county selective service pleted the year 1914 without a the Nyssa district for sugar rat­ man aliens.
Be Placed On Ballot les
motor vehicle fatality within the ioning will probably be held early The Vale resolution Included the
file for re-election the latter part board.
In November
of this week or the first part of The men who have been Induct­ city limits".
in April during a four-day period, statement that "we will not tol­
next week. He has served this ed are as follows:
In a letter to the mayor, Mr. Henry Hertley, superintendent of erate these people locating in our
An initiative measure, which county
four terms. No other per­ Jewel A. Brown, Nyssa; Glenn Snell said “1 offer sincere con­ schools announced.
community unless they are colon­
would earmark all Oregon Income
has filed for the office.
M. Atkins, Vale; Ivan J. Dewey, gratulations to you and ycur fel­ Consumers will register at the ized or concentrated in groups,
tax receipts in excess of $7.500.000 son Clarence
Barrett
of
Nyssa
is
cir­
grade
school
within
whose
dis­
unless the United Statse army pro­
Francis P. Robinscn, On­ low citizens on this splendid achie­
annually for the common school culating petitions for the demo­ Welser;
tario; Jchn R. Kenedy. Ontario; vement and pledge the whole­ trict they reside. Residents of vides ample supervision and keeps
fund by amending the state con­ cratic nomination for ccunty com­ William
H. Ccnnor, Nyssa: Ouy hearted support of the entire de­ district 26 will register at the them under surveillance at all
stitution. will be placed on the missioner.
C. Holbro k. Weiser; Noel D. partment that the fine record of Nyssa grade school and residents times, unless they will not be per­
ba'lot at the November election E. D. Frcst of Nyssa is circulat­ Mansur,
of district 39 will register at the mitted to buy or lease lands and
Archie Atagi, Nys­ your city may be maintained".
tinder the sponsorship of the Ore­ ing petitions for the republican sa; James Vale:
Oregon Trail school.
unless they be taken from this
R. Park, Danner; Carl
gon State Teachers association, nomination for justice of the peace A. Hite, Nyssa;
According to present plans, reg­ area at the end of the national
Andrew Racey,
according to Information received here.
istration will be held between the emergency.
Malheur; John W Lawrence, Nys­
E. F. Carletcn. association ex­
hours of 5 and 10 p. m. on what­
sa; Joseph H. Preif. Vale; Stevie
Nutrition meetings cn the sub­ from
and will cooperate
ecutive
secretary,
by
Henry
H.
ever dates are selected. In order 100 "We per desire
C. Weed ward, Westfall; Emilio G.
ject, “Food to Keep You Fit”, held Hartley, superintendent of the
cent
in
national defense,
to relieve congestion, the popula­ but tyur large Irrigation
Rodriguez, Valp;, Clarence E. Mil­
in seven Malheur county commun­ Nyssa schools.
dams and
,
ter, Ontario: Vincent Essenpnis, Two Malhour county farmers be­ tion cf the district will t/b di­ canai systems render us extremely
ities this week resulted In the de­ Carleton. qurred In the Oregon­
vided alphabetically and the var­ vclnerable to sabotage that could
Malheur: Willis H. Jones, Vale; lieve in cooperation and are going ious
velopment of considerable Interest ian, pointed out that the state's
groups will be asked to call destroy our entire territory in a
George H. Cech. Willcwcreek; to demonstrate that it pays divi­ on specific
in better nutrition, reports Mrs. operating expense', formerly sup­
days.
Mabel Mack, extension nutritionist ported by property taxes, approxi­ ONTARIO, March 19 (Special)— Volcah L. Klvett, Nyssa: Frank dends through establishment of a At the registration
site, all civil­ few hours”.
Joe
Tjchida,
Ontario;
Boyd
W.
of Oregon State college.
mate
$7,500,000
during
a
year,
but
Malheur
county
potato
growers
co-cperative
dairy
sire
service
ian
.consumers
will
be
required to
Ontario; CUford C. Dick­ ponsored by the farm security flic a standard application
These meetings were arranged
predicted that an appreciable can make full plantings this year Seeliger,
form.
son.
Jordan
Valley
by R. E. Brooke county agent, and he xcess
will b - received from income with the assurance of fair prices Louis A. Forsman, Vale; Ray­ administration, according to How­ Applications may be made on a
E. M. Houser, county club erjent fax collections
next sev­ for the crop next fall, Pieter Tin­ mond A. Schwarz, Nyssa; Arthur ard Bertsch. area supervisor, Miles family basis: that Is, one member
“With the war emergency de­ eral years under for the the
present
terms men, chairman of the county AAA M. Neeley. Nyssa; Ramon Mendio- building, Ontario.
of an immediate family (father,
manding that the entire nation of the income tax law.
committee,
said
yesterday,
in
an­
husband, wife, son, daugh­
"G
crge
Pennington
and
Merlin
be strong and alert, we can an­ Proponents of the teacher-spon­ nouncing details of the ” depart­ la, Ontario; Peter G. Smlt. Vale; Hawkins are cooperating in the mother,
ter, sister or brother) may apply ONTARIO, Mar. 19 (Special)—
Robert
H.
Diokscn,
Nyssa;
James
swer that demand by making each sored
ment
of
agriculture's
new
price
hill estimate unofficially that
and use of a registered for all such family members, pro­
Corta. Jordan Valley; Edward D. purchase
family an arsenal cf strength, vi­ 1941 income
of the Malheur Electric
tax returns would ap­ support program.
Jersey bull," said Bertsch. “Pur­ vided they are residents under Directors
8tauffer,
Ontario;
Glen
A.
Barber,
tality, stamina, nerve and as­ proximate $3.600,000,
Cooperative association voted Wed­
one
family
roof
and
share
a
com­
mere
than
To
head
off
any
possible
potato
chase
of
the
sire
will
result
in
surance". Mrs. Mack told audien­ $1,000,000 in excess of what the shortage, the program is designed Ontario; Parley W. Despaln, On­ Improved herds, and increase but- mon family table. All other family nesday night to apply for whole­
tario: John S. Olsen, Jordan Val­ terfat production for war-time members (aunts, uncles, grand­ sale electric power service from
ces at the meetings.
needs for its own uses.
to encourage AAA cooperators to ley;
Charles W. Gehley, Jamieson; needs."
the Idaho Power company, reliable
She stated that food tc keep state
parents, resident domestics) must sources
plant
their
full
potato
acreage
al­
“If these excess revenues are
Herrell
J Gray, Nyssa; Martin J.
stated Thursday morning.
one fit Is one cf the first lines of distributed
apply
Individually.
Other
members
lotments
in
1942,
the
chairman
to
the
school
districts
Cooperative
agreements
signed
Rich,
Ontario;
Neal
E.
Nicholson.
R. E. Heller, manager of the REA
defense for American homes.
of
the
family
unit
not
resident
un­
said.
of
the
state,
It
will
tend
to
equal­
by
the
participants
provide
for
Nyssa; Harry T. Lequerica, Jordan
refused to release Informa­
“Eating aught to be fun. and
a common family roof must unit,
the burden of school taxation Prices will be supported through Valley: Theodore H. Wheeler, joint use cf the service and re­ der
tion
regarding
the move for publi­
eating the right food can lie fun”, ize
apply
individually.
and
lower
the
local
tax
on
real
payment
cf
the
FSA
loan.
Haw­
government
purchases
in
each
of
Caldwell: James E. Latham, Nys­
cation In Ontario papers.
said Mrs. Mack. “It is a challenge properly now levied for school the major producing areas at sch­ sa;
Applicants
for
family
units
must
kins
will
serve
as
manager-treasur­
Allen B. Udlinek, Nyssa; Leslie
to Malheur county homemakers tc maintenance,” Carletcn stated. He eduled base prices, for potatoes L. Cleaver,
a separate application for each Best sources of information a-
Nys^a; Flcyd T. Elliot, er of the service and Pennington file
plan to use the right foods and to said
member
unit, since ration vailable reveal that the board au­
that
each
di-trlct.
in
making
will
have
custody
of
the
sire.
grading
U.S.
No.
I
or
better,
sack­
Nyssa;
John
H.
Reid,
Nyssa;
Loren
cook the right foods so that they up its budget, would take into ed. f.o.b.. in carlots. Oregon’s base C. Miller. Danner; Joseph A. Mar- Eight Malheur county farmers books will cf be the Issued
on a per cap­ thorized Heiier and the attorney
taste good and retain their nutri­ consideration the funds to be re­ price will be $1.25 for No. 1 Rus­
ita
basis.
The
serial
number of for the cooperative to draw up an
have
completed
organization
of
qulna,
Jordan
Valley;
Jchn
C.
Ar-
tive value. Each member of the ceived from the state income tax set Burbanks, sacked carlots, f.o.b.
each
ration
book
Issued
must be agreement based on rate schedule
the
Owyhee
bull
service,
providing
rltola.
Jordan
Valley;
John
D.
Ed­
family should then cooperate with surplus source and would by that Klamath Falls. Differentials will
posted
on
the
individual
applica­ 12 of the Idaho Power company.
three
purebred
sires,
under
the
mondson, Ontario; Allen F. Nich­ sponsorship of the community and tion therefore.
mother by learning to eat the amount lower its tax on property. be determined from this base price olson.
That is a similar wholesale sched­
Adrian.
foods".
Registration of trade outlets will ule under which the city of Wei­
cooperative
services
section
cf
the
for
other
varities
and
other
pro­
Only
uses
of
the
Income
tax
Calvin
G.
Johnson,
Payette;
Jos­
“If nutrition is just a word to revenues new permitted by law ducing centers.
held in the high school, but ser, Idaho, buys energy from the
security administration, Ber­ be
eph V. Elgueren. Jordan Valley; farm
you—consider it a four letter word are
nc
information
has as yet been re­ company. The agreement must be
tsch
announced.
to
pay
the
expenses
of
state
To
encourage
full
planting,
re­
and select the right foods dally. government and to reduce state gulations will provide that only Orien E. Moyes, Nyssa; Robert C. Members of the service are W ceived.
approved by the national office of
To simplify meal planning, foods taxes on property. It was pointed these potato producers who plant Holmes. Nyssa; Quentin R. Hollars, L. Chapin, Wilfred Gilbert. Ray
the REA bureau in Washington.
Ontario; Leroy A. Bruner. On­ L. Gueck. John M. Hamilton, L.
are grouped according to their nu­ out that all state levies against at least 80 and not more than 110 l tario;
If the agreement Is approved
Harry A. Greene. Danner;
tritive value. One or more servings property, including the 2-mill ele­ per cent of their potato allotment
the interconnection between facil­
Kendall, Virgil McOee, U. E. TOMATO ACREAGE
from each of the food groups will mentary school fund tax, have will be eligible to dispose of their Harold K. Snyder, Nyssa; Vent C. R.
ities of the two orgaalzatlons will
and Hudson Robb. Chapin SOUGHT BY UTAH
provide all of the proteins, min­ be n made unnecessary by the in­ potatoes through government pur­ Moore, Adrian; Wesley B. Frank­ Parker,
be made by constructing a short
will
serve
as
manager-treasurer.
lin,
Ontario;
Plynn
Q.
Carpenter,
FIRM
IN
COUNTY
erals and vitamins needed for come tax revenues. No provision is chases.
line
In Vale.
A
cooperative
association
to
pur­
Nyssa;
Julian
Cenlga,
Vale;
Har­
good nutrition.”
chase a registered sire has been Joseph MrKnight and son of Action of the REA directors is
made
in
the
law
at
present
for
old
F
Trenkel,
Ontario;
Oliver
A.
The
chairman
pointed
out
that
Following the discussion of the
by Harry L. Taber, J.
expected to end a bitter controver­
the excess funds.
the price support program is not Fllllngness. Nyssa; Glen F. Whit­ established
Utah, have announced sy
types of food needed, each person disbursing
Everett McKtm. and Virgil C. Per­ Lewiston,
started when the the Malheur
teacher measure would have [ aimed
man.
Nyssa;
Russell
R.
Nu’um,
toward
expended
prodtic-
plans
to
contract
an
acreage
of
scored his own dally food habits the The surplus
ry, Vale, under the sponsorship 150 acres of tomatoes in small county civilian defense council
distributed
to
all
pub­
I
tlon
in
1942.
but
rather
to
assure
Payette:
Raymond
C.
Dowell,
On­
and made plans for improving his lic school districts on the bails full planting of the alloted acre- tario; Clark H. Neeley, Nyssa; of the farm security admlnl.tra- plots.
protested proposed plans of the
diets.
tlon.
cooperative to use defence prec­
cf
average
daily
attendance.
Lyle
W.
Ketchum.
Ontario:
Mal-
I
age.
There
have
been
no
lncrea
es
McKnight
said
the
crop
would
Copies of extension bulletin 562. The proposed
Community and cooperative ser­ | be green packed for shipment to ious copper to build s 15 mile line
constitutional
j
von
A.
Morris,
Vale;
Howard
L.
;
in
total
allotments,
which
are
the
“Food to Keep You Fit" and the amendment also would change the i same as In 1941. Allotments will be Speelman. Ontario: William E. vices loans are available to all eastern markets. The crop will to Dunsway to tap reclamation
food sccre sheet used at these method of distribution of the established for each producer Clinkingteard, Ontario: Gerald D j Malheur county farmers unable to be harvested in early August lines which were a stub on the
meetings may be secured from the common school fund. At present it ; growing mor than three acres of Higginbotham. Harper; Arthur W. I secure adequate credit for Joint through until frost. The Utah Idaho Power company system. By
county agent’s office.
purchase and use cf farm machin­ men are contracting to pay 20 connecting In Vale only a small
in proportion to the
and full planting cf these j Black. Payette; Leonard J. Osn-' ery
Knowing the right foods is only is distributed
and equipment, purebred sires,
fraction of the material which
of children between 4 and potatoes,
j
r'.er.
Vale.
allotments
will
be
sufficient
to
per ton, delivered to the would
the first step to good nutrition, number
and other facilities. Detailed in­ dollars
have gone In to the Dun­
20
years
of
age
residing
within
the
produce
365
million
bushels
to
warehouse.
They
estimate
Malheur
Dave
E
Whitlock,
Vale;
Sheff)
according to Mrs. Mack. The sec­ districts.
formation may be secured through ccunty lands will yield 8 to 10 away line will be necessary and
!
meet
domestic
requirements
this
|
O.
White,
Ontario:
Leonard
L.
ond step, “providing these foods'
REA customers will have an am­
| year. In order to receive their full | OcodeU. Ontario; Julio P. Lar- the county PSA office.
tons per acre.
will be discussed at a series of
ple and more firm supply of power
ACP
potato
payment,
growers
must
McKnight
is
manager
of
the
| rusea. Arcck: John Keith Kygar
meetings scheduled for April. These
than that now supplied by oil-
plant
at
least
80
per
cent
and
not
Cache Valley Tomato Orowers as­ burning
I Nyssa; Lawrm R King, Ontario; NYSSA GIRL IN
will Include planning the amounts
generator units.
more than 110 per cent cf their William E Bruner, Ontario.
sociation in Utah. He says grow­
of foods necessary for a family CONCERNS GIVING allotment.
ers who contract Vith him will be
| The following men from this FIRST AID UNIT
for one year and planning how to THEATRE TICKETS
furnished plants, picking boxes
Low prices for the past few j board have asked for transfers
produce, preserve or purchase
years have caused a considerable and will be inducted, from another EASTERN OREGON COLLEGE and field supervision. The con­ BRODIE TO TAKE
these foods with special emphasis
OF EDUCATION, La Orande, tract price pet ton is for number FLIGHT LESSONS
The firms whose names ap­ reduction In potato acreage, the : local board:
cn victory gardens Dates and
March 19. ( 8 pecial 1 —Charles Lea­ one, mature green tomatoes.
places of these meetings will be pear In tills article are giving chairman observed. Production Barney Verwolf, originally from vitt
James Smith, Vale; Ber­ Farmers who have small acre­ OREGON 8TATE COLLEGE.
away free thea ie tickets this has been adequate only because cf Nyssa, now at Manhattan, Mont.; tha and
announced later.
Mae Wallace, Ontario, and ages they can devote to the grow­ Corvallis.
Sairuel O. Hernandez, originally
week. If your rnrae appears in unusually high yields.
March 19—Jack Brodle
Olascoek, Nyssa. are the ing to tomatoes can get fun in^ cf Nyssa. senior
an advertisement of one cf Current potato prices are favor­ ; frem Nyssa. now at San Gabriel, Oloria
In agricultural en­
L\S. Seeks Employees—
but they were relatively lew Calif.; Alfred F. Davis, originally Malheur ccunty students who have formation by contacting R. E. gineering at Oregon State college,
Radio inspectors and addresso- these firms in the Gate City able,
fall and winter during the ) from Ontario, now at Fayetteville, been appointed to help in the Brooke, Malheur county agricul­ Is one of IS students who will re­
graph operators are sought Jcumal you are entitled to a last
heavy marketing period. Without W V.; Aubrey D. Smith, originally first aid corps at the Eastern Ore­ tural agent.
ceive flight Instructions at the
through civil service examinations free ticket.
assurance of price support ' from Nyssa, now at Sterling. Colo-1 gon College of Education.
j beginning of spring term under
Clip the ad and take It to | j some
Just announced by the United
rado;
and
Edward
B.
Davis,
or­
fer
this
year's
crop,
growers
might
of the first aid corps Woman Is III—
the civilian pilot training program.
States civil service ccmnUssion the Nyssa theatre, where you further reduce plantings, and this iginally from Nyssa, now at Sterl­ sre Members
studying about what to do in Mrs Bob Burns is ill at her The students are now taking
Qualifications required cf appli­ will be admitted free upon | could
result in an acute shortage ing, Colorado.
ca«e of poison gas or fire as well home on Second street. . . . .
ground courses in navigation, civil
cants and other infontlation m ay. payment of the defease tax. | cf potatoes
in 1942. Tensen said.
as the mere common first aid Attends School—
air regulations, general service of
be secured at the Nyssa post of­
Cooperating concerns are:
practices.
Parents Of Daughter—
Grent Rinehart, local insurance aircraft, and meterotogy Because
fice.
Al Thompson and 8ons
Returns From Convention—
A daughter was bom to Mr. All of the college students In agent, has returned from Salt Lake the government has prohibited ail
Bay Operated On—
Main's
Cleaners
and
Mrs. Gordon Chapman of the first aid corps hare registered City, where he spent two weeks at­ private flying within 150 mtlee of
Ralph
Beutler
has
returned
from
Ronnie Thompson, sen of Mr
Ncrdale Furniture Store
Nyssa In the Brittingham mater­ with the county defense chairman tending an Insurance school spon­ the Pacific coast, flight instruction
Denver
where
he
attended
a
con­
and Mrs. Hershel Thompson, un-1
Wilsons Grocery
vention sponsored by the Rab- nity home in Ontario last Thurs­ and been finger-printed at the sored by the Equitable Life Assur­ will be given at Madras Instead
denrent a tonsillectomy Saturday
of at Albany,
ance company of New York.
local police station.
day morning.
ton-Purina Mills, Inc.
A coroner’s jury, meeting in Vale
Wednesday, returned a verdict
stating that Dale Nutt, 30, of
Ontario, died March 15 at Juntura
as a result of gunshot wounds
“inflicted by Karl Kiirberling”.
The Jury al c found that a crime
had been committed in connect­
ion with the death of Nutt. Kim­
berling and DeWitt Palmer of
Juntura are held cn cpen charges,
according to District Attorney Max
Taggert. A felonious assault charg
probably will be fi'ed against
Palmer in connection with the
fight that resulted in Kimlxrllng's
death, the district attorney said.
Officers have not announced what
charges will be filed against Kim­
berling. A formal charge is ex­
pected to be filed this week.
Funeral services for Mr. Nutt
were held in Ontario Wednesday
afternoon.
The shooting is alleged to have
ce-urred March 15 at the rear of
Kimberling's service station. Nutt
is said to have been shot through
the chest twice with a 32-20 cal­
ibre revolver.
Officers said the shooting re­
sulted from a fight occurring at a
St. Patrick’s day party in Juntura
the night before.
Mr. Nutt lived at Juntura before
moving to Ontario about six
months ago. He is survived by
his widow and two children.
an­
nounced today that registration
bocks for the May primary will be
open until the night of April 14
As provldflf.l by chapter 204,
1927 laws, no person shall be qual­
ified to vote at a primary, general
or special election unless he or
she be registered. Electors cannot
be sworn in to vote cn election
day. If a person was registered
and did not vote at either the
primary cr general election In 1940
or has changed his residence he
must re-register.
The registrars and their pre­
cincts include M. F. Solomon, Nys
sa precincts 1, 2 and 3, Arcadia
and Owyhee, and Adrian and Big
Bend, D T. Holly.
Part Of Income
Tax May Go To
Fun 1 Of School
Sugar Rationing
May Be Started
Early In April
Inducted Men’
List Announced
Nutrition He d
Very Important
Fair P ices On
f otatoes Seen
3 Sire Servic s
Are Established
R. E. A. Requests
Idaho Co. Power