Nyssa gate city journal., August 13, 1942, Image 1

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NYSSA, OREGON, THURSlftY, AUGUST Ì 3 TT 942
UNIT TO
BE MUSTERED IN
Purchase Of Property For New Nyssa Pavement NYSSA
Farm Labor Camp Is Completed
'
*=
$1.50 PgR YEAR
OF DENVER
Potato Shipping BACK
Nyssa Man Will
LAY IS INJURED
Muster wl’l be held for Co. D, To Be Completed Denver Lay, 24 years old, was Give Away Bull
state highway department crew Oregon state guard at its regular In Next Few Days seriously Injured Sunday while In U.S. Progran
working for Otis Bullard on the
is patching Main street in Nyssa drill Monday night.
♦oto R h n o ifin q r
OF BUCKS
F:fe Expected To Get SCORE
SELL
FOR
$2000
“Go Ahead” Sign
This Week
Burton B. Burroughs, who lives
south of Adrian, sold 20 bucks fo.
$100 each at the Filer, Idaho ram
sale a faw days ago, according
o information received here.
Mr. Burroughs is a prominent
breeder of Suffox sheep.
_na before it has completed the
work here will repair First street
for two blocks south of Main street
and two blocks east of the rail­
road tracks.
Under the original plans, the
state was to have resurfaced Main
street, but the project, including
the laying of mains by the city,
has been “frozen-' by the govern­
ment.
However, Mayor J. C. Olsen said
the state will start work soon
oiling First street from Main street
to Good avenue, Good avenue be­
tween First and Second streets and
Second street from Good avenue
to Main street. The curbs on those
streets will be laid later.
Major Turnbull of Ontario, com­
mander of the 2nd battalion, will
.„u-a^er in the company.
Every member of the guard Is
172 Freight Cars Are
Shipped From Here
Up To August 10
Charles Splawn place.
While Lay was taking down a
combine the header bar fell on him.
utn is beilved to have sus
tained a fracture of the back. He
was taken to the Holy Rosar.,
hospital in Ontario.
If Lay's back is brcken, he is
the third brother to have suffered
a fracture of the back.
Beaumont Raises Anirrnl
To Be Given To Joseph
man
_..
a i m iviouutt>
Shipping of potatoes from Nyssa
A jersey bull owned by C. M
Purchase of the Emma Quinby
__„n one Is asxed to provide « is expected to be completed In
Beaumont of Nyssa route 1 will
property between the Union Pacific
rifle or a shotgun.
another week or 10 days. Four
be presented to Paul Evans of
railroad tracks and Snake river In
.ompames are now buying ana
Joseph as a part of a nation­
i^aamg wnite rose,
ana russet',
Nyssa by the government for a
wide
program sponsored by the
potatoes.
farm security administration la­
American Jersey Cattle club.
Kanroad
company
officials
saru
Tentative plans call for the pre­
bor camp has been completed.
that 100 frelgnt cars of potatoes
sentation to be made August 29
Luther Fife, local contractor, who
were snipped irom Nyssa in July
at the 4-H and FF.A. livestock
holds the contract for construc­
and 72 more were snipped tnis
show to be held In Ontario. The
Wesley O. Holford of Jordan month
to jvionuay or mis week.
tion of the camp buildings, Is ex­
animal
will not be taken to Sa'em
Valley died in the Holy Rosary Alter up
me potato run is completen,
is
49
other
will be for pre­
Hospital in Ontario last wees as ouyers will
pected to receive the “go ahead"
start snipping onions, William Fent:n. elderly resident sentation to bulls
Oregon farmers be­
a result of Injuries sustained when wnich will keep
sign from the government this
shippers
busy
lor
ne fell from a window on the about a month. The onions raised of Juntura. was burned to death cause of the distance to the Will­
Ontario, Aug. 13 (Special)—Her­
week.
third floor of the Colonial hotel In this vicinity are mostly white last week when the Gilbert Mas- amette valley and the time and
man
Sites,
field
manager
of
the
The government plans to start cfflce of defense transportation
terson ranch house was destroyed expense of returning it to eastern
in
Ontario.
Immediately moving the F.SA. camp for Oregon, has scheduled meetings
and yellow Spanish onions.
Oregon.
by
fire.
What
caused
Mr.
Holford
to
fall
south f Nyssa to the new loca- to be held In the Moore hotel
The four-month-old bull Is one
is
not
known.
In
falling
he
first
Mr.
Fenton
was
alone
at
the
‘ion. The moving will probably be here August 14.
ranch as the members of the Mas- of 1000 that will be given away in
struck the roof of a porch at the
CROP
INSURANCE
2 mpleted by the end of August.
terson family were putting up hay the United States. It will be the
hotel and than fell to the ground.
for-hlre carriers and dairy­ NOW AVAILABLE
The camp will be placed at one All are
at Otis valley. The cause of the only one from Malheur county
Mr. Holford. who was bom at
invited to attend the
side of the property so as not men
blaze Is not known, although It The jersey club Is sponsoring the
first session, which will be opened Malheur county farmers who In­ McPherson, Kansas October2, 1876,
to Interfere with construction of ,at
had
been
a
resident
of
Jordan
Val­
was ascertained that it was not national program to Improve small
2
p.m.
The
evening
meeting,
the buildings. The Japanese now J1 at 8 o'clock, will be open to the sure their wheat crops through ley for some time, but had re-
started
by grass fires raging In Jersey herds In the United States
Ontario,
Aug.
13
(Special)—Lack
at the camp south of Nyssa wilt general public, but motor truck 1945 under the new three-year fe­ vcnuy oeeu living in Ontario.
Mr Beaumont has been raising
the
vicinity.
be under the same restrictions In operators especially are Invited to deral crop insurance contract win Funeral services were held in the of active organization m tne pro­ , 1 .. Fiu-onl body was found bulls for the last 20 years.
tective division of the Malheur In his bed, ldicatlng that he was Plans for presentation of the
the new camp.
Shippers are also Invited have until August 18, 1943, to pay Peterson funeral chapel. Interment county
A big improvement in the ori­ ..ttend.
civilian defense council was'
. . _
at Ontario have not been
attend the evening program. the first installment on the pre­ was In the Ontario cemetery.
criticized by Don Mastemon ofj overcome by smoke before he a- bull
ginal plans will be the erection to Existing
completed.
mium.
Pieter
Tensen,
chairman
of
orders,
as
well
as
other
of 75 small frame houses for general facts pertlilent to the the county AAA committee, an­
Vale, chairman of the executive T ° ke the burning house was com­
workers- families. The houses, to continued operation of motor trucks nounced yesterday.
board of the council at a regular from
ing from the grass fires, did not
be brought here from Dayton, Ore­ will be explained.
meeting of the board last week. discover
The premium Installment can be
residence and
gon, will be used In place of Unt Participating in the evening pro­ paid
Masterson credited the lack of ac­ the death loss of of Mr. the Fenton
before that date In
for. some
frames, which were to have been gram will be Mr. Sites, represent­ wheat anytime
tivity
In
that
dlvison
to
the
time
cash equivalent, or It
time.
used under the original plans. The ing the ODT; A. W. Metzger, state can be or
taken
by
home
guard
activities.
deducted from the grower's
By John W. Kelly
government is still expected to department of agriculture; Russell wheat loan,
A. Davenport suggested that
conservation pay­ Washington, D. C., August 13 Farm all J. future
Robert F. Vaughan, Ontario ab­
build about 25 tent frames. The Pratt, public utilities commission ment or any AAA indemmity
drives for funds for NYSSA YOUTH TO
payment
iitrat
security
administration
Is
providing
stractor and lawyer, has developed
purpose of the Improvement is representative; E. J. Berry and received under his crop insurance nine camps In dregi
the
various
war
activités
In
the
TRAIN
IN
NAVY
Oregon
for
migratory
a business out of conditions created
to make the camp suitable for Thomas E. Shea, representing the P-Ucy, the chairman explained This workers, FSA advises Rep. Homer county be conducted under the
occupancy by farm worker fam­ for-hlre industry, and Paul Car­ payment plan—the commodity note Angell. One camp is stationary and supervision of the civilian de­ Enlistment of Robert M. Apple- by the war.
ilies during the fall and winter. penter. marketing specialist of —was Introduced last year and eight are mobile. The mobile camps fense council. He pointed out this gate, 20-year-old son of Mr. and Recently Mr. Vaughan secured
for micro-filming a por­
Mr. Fife is expected to start
keep re;*ilar and qualified Mrs. Bert Applegate of Nyssa, has a tion contract
State college.
proved very popular with county are moved to three locations dur­ would
of
records
Clatsop county.
work on the little one-room houses Oregon
solicitors
active
and
would
pre­
Joined the growing ranks of the The contract was of arranged
The Ontario meetings will be the growers, as it gives the insured ing the season, being shifted to vent indiscriminate soliciting by United
for a
before he starts construction of only
States
naval
aviation
ca­
where
the
migrants
are
needed
to
ones
of
their
kind
held
in
Brower
an
opportunity
to
pay
his
day
or
two
before
the
Japs
hurled
the larger buildings to be erected this section of Oregon.
undeserving
or
unqualified
groups.
dets,
information
received
from
the
premium
at
the
lowest
market
price
attend to the crops. In the perma­ Dr. W. J. Weese explained the office of Commander Bert H. shells from a submarine ln the
at the camp.
quoted during the year.
nent camp tllere are 267 family program
of Fort atevens. Then
for the disas­ Creighton, senior member of the direction
The deferred premium payment, dwelling units with an individual ter relief planned
the
county
commissioners of C'at-
Children Born Here—
trailer
recently
put
In­
naval
aviation
cadet
selection
board
three-year contract provision, uni­ capacity at any one time of 1148. to service and now being equip­ for the thirteenth naval district, aop, at the mouth
of the Columbia,
Several youngsters have been
form premium rates and a re­ The eight mob'#“ camps have family ped with medical supplies, first disclosed.
decided to enlarge the contract to
bom In the Nyssa nursing home
duced
premium
plan
are
all
new
dwelling
units
for
1428
with
an
In­
all the valuable records of
during the last two weeks. Donna
and stretcher equipment. Weese The prospective naval pilot was cover
features that have been combined dividual capacity at any one time aid
that
county.
Louise, 5 pounds, was born to
stated
the
county
should
make
graduated
from
Crook
county
high
of
6140
Grand
total
of
family
dweip
to make all-risk crop Insurance
Now Mr. Vaughan Is negotiating
Mr. and Mrs. Don Boren August 4. Vale, Aug. 13 (Special)—Rumors irore
to oounty wheat ing units 1695; total Individual cap­ efforts to secure another similar school In Prlnevllle with the class with
several other Western Ore­
Mrs. Boren left the hospital Fri­ that the Bank of Malheur at Vale . growers, attractive
trailer
because
of
the
large
area
of
1941
He
attended
Oregon
State
the chairman believes.
acity 7288. Despite this number of
gon
counties
to take a picture
day and will stay with her mother, Malheur county's only independ -1 No Malheur
College
for
one
year.
^ necessary to serve,
county producers migrants there is a large shortage;
record
of
the
other
Mrs. O. J. English, for a time. A ent bank—had been sold to the have Insured their
| The ne*t meeting of the exe- HU training as a naval aviation documents which deeds If and destroyed
crops for 1943, of labor for the farms.
son, Robert Laurence, 6 pounds, United States National Bank of 1944 , and 1945, by signing
cadet
will
start
vfith
an
assignment
Lt.
Gen.
Henry
H.
Arnold,
chief,
cutlve
committee
was
set
for
Vale,
the
new
was born August 7 to Mr. and Portland were categorically denied three-year contracts, as yet, Tensen of the army air force, plans to | Tuesday evening, September 1. to St. Mary's college in Moraga, would entail untold loss to thous­
Mrs. L. J. Luldach of Parma. A this week by J. N. Jones, president | reports. However, the new three- settle In Oregon, somewhere In the Present at the meeting were California. He will spend three ands of citizens.
The counties who are thus pro­
daughter, Charlene Kay, 16 pounds, and principal stockholder.
insurance will be available In Willamette valley. The general used Masterson, J. A. Davenport, H. W. months there studying subjects of tecting
the property rights of their
14 ounces, was bom August 7 to “There has been no deal", said | year
Importance
to
aviation
and
taking
Kermlt Myers. Irwin TroxeU,
near future. With dollar wheat to fly at Eugene and Is still enom-
citizens
following the lead
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Linvlll, Nyssa Mr. Jones. “Furthmore, you can the
part
In
the
physical
development
assured by the loan program, more ered of that section. As the war Is Dr. W. J. Weese, Amy Larkin and program. From there he will go to set by the are banks
of the western
route 1. Charolette Elizabeth, 7 quote me as saying that there will growers
occupying
all
of
his
attention
he
F'ranlt
Ryan
Ryan
acted
as
sec
are
deciding
that
they
can-
________
__
__
r
pounds, 12 ounces, Is the daughter be no deal which involves closing not afford to run the risk of crop [ has sent Mrs, Arnold to Oregon to : rrta,7 In the absence of H. F. ho- naval aviation bases for nearly nine portion of the state and many of
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Slvers of the bank. The people of Vale have' failure, the chairman believes.
gue, who Is vactionlng on the months of flight and ground train­ the The state tiny departments.
survey for a home.
are taken and
Nyssa. She was born August 8. treated me fine since I moved the!
ing with all types of navy fighting from them films
eoast.
_______________
The tenant-purchase loans In
two
or
more prints
A nine-pound son was bom to bank here from Juntura. and I will Food Sale Planned—
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planes.
Upon
completion
of
the
are eligible in Clackamas, Return From Trip—
are
made.
These
prints
are then
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Flndllng of not let them down. It Is true that 11 The Nyssa Civix club is sponsor- Oregon
course,
which
U
open
to
all
quall-
Coos, Deschutes, Jackson, Lane,
sent out of the war zone for
Nyssa route 1 August 12.
want to sell, and I am negotiating ing a cook food sale at the Eder Linn, Malheur, Marlon and Wallowa Mrs. Harry Klngery of Nyssa fled high school graduates between storage
ln vaults beyond the reach
with several parties. But one of Hardware store August 22. The counties. There were 66 loans made and Mrs. Fae Dickson of Payette the ages of 18 and 26 years, he of bombers.
Positions Available—
returned home August 4 from a will receive the golden wings of the
t the conditions will be that the j Civic club has sponsored a series
as
of
June
1,
with
a
total
of
$594.-
Mechanics and technicians 1 , are
0 . bank muat continue to operate at of cook food sales and each one 909, and there were on hand appl­ 3300 mile trip to Scotts Bluff, naval flyer and a commission as Gives Examination—
Nebraska. Mrs. Klngery went loan ensign In the navy or a second Ralph Lawrence, secretary of the
ications for loans from 489 For Nebraska
training . . In the army ,, ak c’S , 1 i 1 ^ holder 1 and
"l“* director
contlnue
“ a to stock-
has been very successful. The pro- each
to vUlt her father, E. C. lieutenant in the marine corps.
in
order
help
loan
made
for
the
1941-42
fls-
ceeds
from
these
sales
go
to
buy
local civil service board of exam­
ground forces, according to In- the deal along..
Green, who U 111. The vUltors re-
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cal
year
there
were
23
applications
defense
bonds.
iners, conducted a Junior steno­
formation received from Lieuten­ In addition to his banking Inter­
for
each
of
21
loans
made
Thera
turned
by
the
way
of
the
BlackHere
From
Colon*
grapher examination Tuesday. The
ant Colonel B. H. Hensley, district ests. Mr. Jones has large cattle in­ Returns T® Home—
3858 famUles known to the gov- | hills ln 8outh Dakota. Mrs. H. F Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Myers and examination,
taken by one person,
recruiting officer for Oregon. Col­ terests and he wants to retire to Patricia Thompeon, daughter of are
emment
agency
who
are
eligible1
Simatner
went
with
them
to
Ne-son,
Billy
Ray,
of
Colorado
visited
onel Hensley urges all able bodied devote more time to these. He is Lt. and Mrs. D. F. Thompson of but are not receiving rehabilitation braska, but remained ln Mlnetare Monday at the home of Mr. and was the second for that position
here recently. Stenographers
men between the ages of 18 and also state senator representing Mal­ Palo Alto, California, returned assistance.
to be near her sUter, who Is toMrs. Jce Ballon. The visitors were given
and typists are badly needed ln
44 years who can qualify as hand heur, Orant and Harney counties. this week to her home by way After a year, filled with obstruc­ undergo an operation soon.
en route to Portland. Mr. Myers Washington,
D. C. Suitable living
toolmen to apply at their nearest
--------------------------
is superintendent of the Great
of Portland. She has been visiting tions, the plant site board has fin­ Babies Examined—
will be provided for them,
army recruiting office for a trade Return To Idaho—
Western Sugar factory, located at quarters
ally
approved
the
Oregon
electric
her
Uncle,
Herbert
W.
Thompeon.
Mr. Lawrence said.
test. The United States maritime
and Mrs. Leonard Stevens She accompanied her grand mother, steel rolling mill plant at Portland. From 1:30 to 4 o’clock) AugustFort Morgan. Colorado.
service again Is enrolling appren­ of Mr Blackfoot,
7,
16
babies
were
examined
at
the
Idaho
have
returned
Herbert Thompson of Cali­ The plant will have a capacity of
tice seamen for training to be­ heme after visiting at the home Mrs.
clinic. They were weighed,Visit In Elgin—
fornia, who is looking after her 30,000 tons a year. To date only Sarazin
come able bodied seamen In ships of
measured and given medical ex- Mr. and Mrs. Dorlln Griffith and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jese
Thompson.
private
money
has
been
Invested
property
here.
of the American merchant mar­ Mrs. Stevens is a niece of Mr.
not a red cent of taxpayer funds-- amlnatlon. The youngest baby wastwo-month-old baby left Tueaday
POETS’
ine. Information may be secured
amounting to several hundred thou- six v'ceka old and the oldest one for Elgin, where they Will visit
Return From Seattle—
from the coast guard recruiting Thompson.
was one year old. Assisting Dr. Mr. Orlfflth'i sister. Mr. Orlfflth
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Mitchell dollars. Plant site board raised Sarazin
station in the post office building Move Te C orvallis—
CORNER
were Mrs. Edna Farris, Is the son of Mrs. Mse Orlfflth,
many
reasons
against
authorising
have
returned
home
from
a
visit
In Pcrtland. Hie civil service com­ Charles Paradis and family have ln Seattle and other coast points. the plant; said there was no elec­ county health nurse; Eva Leuck, supervisor of the Nyssa nursing
mission announces examinations moved to Corvallis, where Mr. Par­ Their daughter, Miss Kathryn tric power, no labor and, finally, O. N., and Eva Johnson, Who kepthoma.
Edited by
for the position of painter for adis will be manager of the feder­ Mitchell, who spent part of the that the scrap the plant would the individual records.
Returns To East—
work an naval sir stations.
T. CAROL BYBEE
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Mrs. John Beckham, daughter
al employment office, a position summer here, boarded a boat for require was needed at the steel
In Welser—
cf Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boydell. HELLO THERE. . . OLD WORLD
which he has held at Ontario for Alaska.
mills ln California and lt should Visit
Betsms From Visit—
Mr and Mrs. Ward Wleneke left last Wednesday for her home Hello there . . . Old World , . .
all be shipped to San Francisco. spent
Mrs Jessie Callahan of Nyssa the last few years.
the week-end at Welser. ln North Carolina.
Your men don’t scare me
The
plant
will
use
about
130
work­
Enginemen
Needed—
has returned home from s three- Re leased From Quarantine—
With
their schemes, wars and
men
and
Is
s
permanent
Industry
Englnemen
(steam-electric)
are
week visit In California, where The R. O. Whitaker family has needed immediately to be ln charge Henry J. Kaiser pulled the lid
crimes
her two sons were Inducted Into been released from diphtheria quar­ of power plants and auxiliaries ln off a military secret when he pro-
Ragln here and or’e sea.
the armed services. Harold Callahan antine. The two girls, Sharon and federal buildings, „ the „ „ civil
.
u
.
service.
posed
that
5000
70-ton
cargo
carr-
left San Pedro for Camp Crowder Carol, have recovered satisfactor- commission announced. The sal- [ lers be built. Already under con-
These men who down freedom
where he Is stationed with the
aries range from $1680 to $2040 tract for cargo and transport pur- f ycu have been sweltering and the house.
And slavery uphold.
army signal corps. Harvey Calla­ lly from the disease.
a year. Applicants for all grades! poses are 20 present of the army's
Their hours are numbered.
han Is In the naval reserve. Mrs. Attend Meeting—
must show experience with electrl- j multiple engine aircraft production wondering what you should da W. A. Fox of Fox’s drlve-ln con­ Their honor, they sold.
Callahan visited her sister whom Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beutler cal
machinery. Information may be and a confidential report of a about lt, the Gate City Journal has tends that a cold lunch Is the thing
she had not seen for 30 years attended
secured
at the Nyssa postcfflce special committee of WPB was made n interesting story on page 4, which and so does Cliff Lange ln his They've dampened your soil
a
Purina
dealers
meeting
The sister was In California to ln Boise Thursday, Friday and
a month ago recommending an 1 will give you many of the answers story.
with Innocent blocd.
see her ton, who Is stationed at Saturday.
elaborate cargo plane program. It If the heat gets you down so much Emil Stuns of the Stuns Lumber They
Visit At Payette Lakes—
ycur heart ache
Mare Island with the navy.
Several Nyssa residents spent also came Into the glare of pub­ that you haven't the energy to read company reminds husbands that With made
both
fire and blood,
4-H Program Planned—
the week-end at Payette laloes licity that tons of cargo hars been the story, call ln one of the child­ now Is a good time to repair the • h
Fish On River—
Four-H club boys and girls of this They Included Norbert Sarazin. Bob taken to England ln the planes ren and have lt read to you—and roofs of their houses while the wea­ The
day soon Is coming
ther Is good.
Mr. and Mrs Herschel Thomp­ vicinity will oonduct a judging pro­ McCfiy, Reed Cottle, Std Brown, operated by the ferry command; then do something about lt.
When you'll give up your dead,
son and Robert Thompeon of Nysaa gram at the C. M. Beaumont ranch Bob Applegate, Ted Morgan and Important freight, such as medicine, In addition to the story by Cliff Roscoe Kellogg of the Oate City Man
stands then. In Judgement
spare parts. Another military se­ Lange, Nyssa merchants havechlm- Dairy says It la easy to keep cool
and Jerry Vaughn of Portland on route 1 August 30. The program Dick Osborn.
cret was that troops hars been ed ln to give ycu some good advice with s glass of Iced milk, and For the horror he spread.
fished on the Little Malheur river will be directed by E. M. Hauser,
sent by transport planes to var­ For example read what Omar Ad- last but by no means least. Robert
county club leader.
Exam iner Coming—
Saturday and Sunday
A traveling examiner of operators ious parts of this country and klnaon of the Nyssa Pharmacy says Thompaun of the Thompson Oil So look out. . . I'm coming
j company warns you about those j Move out of my way. . .
and chaffeurs Is scheduled to be Its possessions When Kaiser made about Ice cream sodas
Applies F ar Enlistm ent—
Buying Shoes—
{ I bring news of the future
Dick Osborne has applied for Atkeson's store Is paying $1 for In the city hall In Nysaa August his proposal army offlcsrs ex- Mildred Morgan of the Nyssa hot tires.
plained that htey were already Cleaners says you can keep cooler Keep comfortable. Keep cool It's When love will hold sway,
enlistment in the naval air corpa ladles shoes when turned in on 19 from 9 a . m to 5 p m.
using and having made large planes if you'll have your clothe* cleaned all In knowing how and after you
leaerre. He is awaiting orders from the purchase of new shoes. The
for freight and transport, but not more often.
i have read the article and ads on Hello there Old World. . .
old shoes will be donated to re­ Here From Jordan Valley—
Seattle
\ Mrs Brown of Brownie’s cafe page 4 you will have a good Idea
Your men don’t scare me—
lief. The offer will be good only Robert (Pud) Long of Jordan the size of a 70-tonner.
At
Mrs. Robert Thompsrn and child- from Ai*ust 14 to Atwust 24, In- Valley visited here Saturday. He A postal star route running from reminds you that it Is unnecessary how It can be done and la being For I am the spirit
rsat spent last week at Payette lakes. c W n
,1s a former Nyssa resident.
J
(Continued on page rttt
I to go late to* kitobea aitf beat
b 7 your neighbors,
' Of Sweat Liberty,
Transportation’'
To Be Discussec
injury is r atai _
AO n .u . noiioiu
duss
Elderly Man Is
Lost In Flames
Defense Council
Situation Is Hit
At The National
Capital
Vaughan Taking
Co. Record Films
Bank Closing At
Vale Is Denied
Answer Is Given To Question
Of Combatting Nyssa’s Heat
I