Nyssa gate city journal., October 08, 1942, Image 1

TheNYSSA GA
VOLUME XXXVII, Hu. m
T O A
JOURNAL
OREGÖN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER- 8, 1942
On
Herschel Thompson Nominated Experiments
State Farm Are
For Nyssa Mayor At Caucus Explained Here
Proposal To Be Voted
Five Are Nominated For PAYETTE HONORS
On At Election of
Councilman, 3 For PAN—AMERICANISM
November 3
Recorder
Residents of southwestern Idaho
Plans Completed
Floyd H. DeCamp, D.D.8., dir­ For Scrap Drive
ector of oral health and Mrs. Laura To Be Held Here
P. Wells, nutrition specialist, both
of he Oreggon state bctird of
CHILDREN WILL
GET EXAMINATION
health, division of maternal and
child hygiene, will be in the county
October 12. 13, and 14.
Th«y will examine the children
of Adrian, Kingman Kolony, Har­
per and Owyhee schools for mouth
disease.
The visitors have been Invited
to speak to the Owyhee P. T. A.
October 12 and to the Harper P.T.A.
October 13 at 8 P.M..
The public is Invited to attend
the meetings
$2.00 PÉR ŸËAR
High School Is Closed For Two
Weeks Because Of Labor Crisis
Everyone Is Urged To BRIEF GIVEN IN
Work And Contribute RAILROAD CASE
Scrap
Students Given Oppor­
tunity To Work In
Harvest Fields
Vhle, Oct. 8 (Special) Attorney
and eastern Oregon will be afford­ The work accomplished at the
Plans have been completed for Robert
Unless someone is nominated by ed
D. Lytle has submitted a The Nyssa high school Was closed
an
opportunity
to
familiarize
the
scrap
harvest
to
be
conducted
state
experiment
station
located
petition, Herschel Thompson, city themselves with Pan Americans
brief
to
the director of transporta­ Tuesday for a two-week period to
In
Nyssa
and
vicinity
by
Nyssa
councilman, will be unopposed for In a most Interesting and enter­ between Nyssa and Ontario this
tion, summarizing the evidence permit students to assist In the
residents
as
part
of
a
nation-wide
the office of mayor In the November taining way next Saturday by year was outlined by Dudley Sltton,
out at the recent hearing harvest fields In this community.
program of providing the steel mills brought
3 election. He was nominated at a attending the Pan American fiesta superintendent of the station, at
In
Vale
relative to the proposed School officials sent letters home
and other factories with necessary abandonment
caucus held In the city hall Mon­ St Payette.
of the Brogan branch by the students last Thursday,
the
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Nyssa
material for war production.
day night.
of the Union Pacific railroad. Mr. asking parents to comment on the
The
fiesta,
which
Is
staged
In
chamber
of
commerce
Wednesday
Practically
all
of
the
business
houses
Mayor J. C. Olsen nominated
Lytle Is chairman of the committee labor situation and what should
In a state, promises noon.
in Nyssa will be closed all day, fighting the move. In his brief, he be
Councilman R. O. Whitaker for to only be a one most city colorful
done to remedy the shortage of
event.
Through
October 13 to give merchants and points out that 1604 cfcrs la the es­ labor.
the office of mayor, but withdrew the co-operation of the Pan Amer­ Mr. Sitton, who assumed his
their employes an opportunity to timated traffic over the branch The two school boards held a
his nomination when it was learned ican Union, the office of the co­ duties at the station in February
participate In the drive. Those will­ this year. A good part of this Is Joint
that Mr. Whitaker would be unable ordinator of lnter-Amerlcan aff­ said that at that time he had no
Friday night to con­
ing to help In the harvest and those lumber and there Is a 15 year sider meeting
to serve in the capacity of mayor airs, the department of agriculture, machinery or buildings. All he had
the Information obtained
who
will
furnish
trucks
and
other
stand
of
lumber
that
can
only
be
because of the pressure of other the department of state and the was the land to be fanned, which
the parents and then decided
for hauling the scrap are profitably moved out over the Bro­ to from close
interests.
the high school for two
Latin American countries special Z T otn.d StiU U a bl8 Problem Paul Moore, executive of the vehicles
gan
branch.
Much
of
this
lumber
to
meet
at
Chadwick’s
drive-ln
on
Nominees for counclknen are decorations will be provided for Mr. Sitton said, however, that the Ore-Ida oouncil of the Boy Scouts west Main street next Tuesday is going into defense work .
weeks, beginning Tuesday. Super­
Bernard Frost, George Henneman, Payette’s streets and beautiful ex station Is an asset to the county of America, explained the organiz­ morning at 7 o’clock. Owners of
intendent Henry Hartley said after
George Sallee, R. O. Whitaker, hlblts of the products of the Latin because it Is a good farm. The ation in la talk delivered Monday trucks! pick-ups and trailers will­ The brief also points out that the meeting that school officials
and John Ostrom. Councilman Americans will be featured in eve­ soil is in poor condition, but it can noon to the Lions club, which ing to donate the use of their the branch serves a federal Irri­ expect to re-open the high school
project, the coet of which October 19.
be built up.
Dwight Smith was nominated for ry business house.
plans to sponsor a troop In Nyssa. vehicles are asked to notify A. gation
Is $165 an acre. It will be Impos­ The stundents will assist In har­
re-election, but he declined the Manuel Giron-Oerna of Wash­ Plans for this year Included “The Boy Scout progarm for 33 Chadwick,
phone 75.
sible for settlers to repay this cost vesting various types of farm crops.
nomination. Four of the five nom­ ington, D. C. and Guatemala, .will livestock feeding, farm crops study years has been gathering more re­
Any q fie who has scrap he Is if they are forced out of row crop School officials will cooperate
inees will be elected.
be the principal speaker. In add­ and vegetable seed production. The cognition for the fine work for Willing
to donate should place It In farming which they will be If the with the fed real employment bur­
Three men will seek the posit­ ition to the main features Payette vegetable seed production was In­ beys,,., Mr. Moore said. “We have
Is abandoned.
eau, which will send a represent­
ion of city recorder. They are will provide a most colorful parade cluded because imports are cut off a fine reputation to uphold. We a convenient place in the yard for branch
valley Is one of the very ative to the high school building
M. F. Solomon, Incumbent; Grant and other entertaining features. on account of the war. Malheur have resigned a program to keep the collectors to gather It. Every few "This advancing,
agri­ every morning at 8:30 to act as
Rinehart and Walter Marshall. There will be no charge for any county, the speaker said, should be the boys busy during their spare person in town is. urged to search cultural areas In developing
the west. Its contract between employers and
every nook and corner on his
Ward Wleneke Is unopposed for part of the day’s entertainment. adapted to the growing of seeds. time.
production of essential food pro­ students.
the office of treasurer.
The program Is sponsored by the The state men worked out "While engaging In certain act­ premises for metal and other us­ ducts
Is increasing from year to
A1 Thompson was elected chair­ various governmental agencies In trials on farm „-op, and are now ivities the boy Is given a chance able articles.
the brief points out.
man and Klass V. Powell secretary futheoance of the good neighbor building corrals for feed lots for to measure up to certain prescribed Persons who want to sell their year,”
A
delegation
from Shanlko Is
scrap
metal
should
take
It
to
the
standards.
We
teach
him
first
aid,
of the caucus.
policy with the Latin Americas. steers. They will hold a field day
on Its way to Washington to
to take care of himself in the Sessler wrecking yard on west now
The nominees will be required
before the steers are marketed. how
removal of the Shanlko
street, where a weight ticket protest tracks.
to fils their acceptance of the
Sitton and his helpers have Imp­ woods and other skills and know­ Main
Removal of those
will be given to them. The metal branch
nominations at least 10 days before
roved the house so that It is livable ledge”.
has already started.
be weighed before It Is taken tracks
the election If their names are to
and have raised enough fed for the Stating that “Our principal pur­ must
Congressman Pierce conferred Billy Hamilton of Adrian has
appear on the election ballot.
livestock on the farm this year. pose Is to build chanacter and good to the yard.
with the officials In the ODT and been declared one of the winners
citizenship",
Mr.
Moore
stated
that
The principal crops experimented the Boy Scout organization has
was advised that the matter now of the eastern Oregon division In
with this year included sugar beets, been
rested with the Metal Reserve a better farming contest sponsored
The
Weiser
football
team
over­
able to reduce crime in the
HONOR ROLL OF
Corporation
which has the right to by the Klwanls clubs of Oregon
in
which
some
experimenting
in
whelmed the Nyssa Bulldogs on the thinning was done. Mr. Sitton said communities In which troops are
salvage
the
rails.
MEN IS PLANNED
among Future Farmers of America,
Welser field last Friday afternoon he was late In securing machinery active. The army is especially
according to Information received
complimentary
to
the
Boy
Scouts,
by
a
score
of
37
to
13.
The Nyssa Civic club will sponsor Ttie contest was the last game so that all of the crops except the although the organization never
from Salem.
an honor roll containing the names to be played by the Bulldogs un­ soy beans and corn had to be “Irr­ Intended to develop boys for fight­ The phonograph, records, type­ PIERCE TO VISIT
The purpose of the contest Is to
of men In the armed forces from til October 23, when Adrian will igated up’*, which Is detrimental. ing in the armed forces. One out of writer and other articles stolen IN THIS SECTION
encourage
F.F.A. members to Im­
Probably
the
two
outstanding
ex­
Nyssa and vicinity.
from the high school building sev­
prove
their
Individual farming pro­
every
four
men
In
the
army
is
a
play
here.
periments
this
year
were
the
hy­
Parents and other relatives are Most of the Welser touchdowns
eral weeks ago have been found by Senator W. H. Strayer of Baker gram on their
home farms, accord­
former
Boy
Scout.
brid
com
and
soy
bean
trials.
asked to register the names of were made on long runs. The local
four high school students.
county has been elected chairman ing« to Bari R. Cooley, state sup­
The
organization
sponsoring
a
men In the service with Mrs Don lads were unable to stop Walker, a There is quite a bit of interest Bov Sccut troop must first ap­ Bob Brown, Martha Brown, Phy­ and C. J. Short», La Grande mer­ ervisor of agricultural education.
Qraham at Graham’s realty office. slippery Welser runner, from break­ in soy beans in this area”, Mr. point ^ troop committee to carry llis Schlreman and Margaret Sara- chant and former newspaper pub­ Twenty boys In rive districts of
Apparently the names can be secur­ ing through. Walker made all put Sitton said. “The beans are used out the four responsibilities of the zln found the articles burled in a lisher has been elected secretary the state have been selected as the
for three or four different things sponsors. The sponsor must find straw stack at the western edge of of the Pierce for congress club In outstanding young farmers In Ore­
ed In no other way.
one of the Welser touchdowns.
We are going to see more plastics. proper leaderhip for the troop, the city when they went to the the second congressional district. gon. The Judging In this contest
Nyssa made Its first score In the Scy beans are used in this field which
Congressman Walter Pierce has was done in the spring by local
the" important responsib­ stack for some straw to use In been
first quarter on Ward’s 60-yard run The other two principal uses are ility; is obtain
unable to visit the district F.FA. chapter members and repre­
decorating the gymnasium for a
a
proper
meeting
through the entire Welser team. for production of oils and for a place, make certain that the troop barn dance. A pitchfork wielded due to pressure of legislation and sentatives
the state division of
The Bulldogs scored their second protein supplement for livestock progarm actually operates on a by one of the boys struck the type­ work on the agriculture comm­ vocational of education
who visited
touchdown In the second quarter and chickens. The soy bean crop Boy Scout basis, and arrange fin­ writer and the students immed­ ittee, of Which he Is a senior mem­ and Interviewed the boys
on their
on a succession of passes from was the healthiest crop we had at ances. The Scout officials encour­ iately began to look for the other ber, but he expecter to cover east­ home farms.
The Adrian Antelopes defeated Ward to Larson and Morgan. Lar­ the station this year. We have three age the’ boys to earn some of the articles.
ern Oregon during the latterpart Hamilton Is raising registered
the Emmett Huskies 13 to 0 In a son scored the touchdown.
varieties ready for harvest now.
this month. He will attend an Hampshire sheep and registered
they need in scouting.
In addition to the phonograph, of
league game played on the Emmett One of the outstanding Nyssa We had nurseries of spring oats money
afternoon meeting October 24 at duroc
Mr.
Moore
met
with
local
troop
records
and
portable
typewriter,
He la president of the
gridiron last Friday.
weaknesses, Coach John Young and spring barley and did some committeemen at a dinner meeting the students recovered two clarin­ the Boulevard Orange hall between Adrian hogs.
F.
F.
A. chapter. Other
Coach Boak's boys sprang a sur­ said,
Austrian
pea
planting.
Nyssa
and
Ontario.
was the defensive end play.
In Brownie's cafe Monday evening. ets and a fire extinguisher.
winners
in
eastern
Oregon were
prise by outplaying the favored Coach
Young used 25 players. ”We have been handicaped by
Jim
MoCrae
of
Wallowa,
Billy
Emmett squad. The Adrian backs The starting
was as follows: lack of labor so the work has nec­
Morris
of
Baker
and
Oall
Griffin
CRIPPLED
CHILD
plunged and passed for a total of Cook, center; lineup
and Oounsil, essarily been slow".
ANGEL ABOITIZ
of Ontario.
IS first downs compared to three guards; Suiter Eldredge
CONFERENCE
HELD
and Pox, tackles; Next year Sitton plans to do GIVEN ACQUITTAL
for their opponents.
Church and Miner, ends; Larson, some experimenting with irri­
In the first half Jewell Wilson, quarterback;
Ward, left half; Byte*, gation water, establish alfalfa and Vale, Oct. 8 (Special) Judge The crippled children’s division
rangy right end for the Antelopes, right half and
Pierce, fullback. grass seed nurseries and do some Robert M. Duncan directed a ver­ held its sixth conference since 19- Dinner 2
caught a bullet pass from Elbert
In Ontario September 30, at the Major Turnbull of Ontario, com­
rotation experimenting.
dict of acquittal in the case of 38
Hatch on the 15-yard line and
women’s
club house. 27 children, mander of the 25th battalion of
POETS'
Frank
T.
Morgan
of
Nyssa
ex­
Angel Aboitlz, on trial for larceny all from Malheur
loped over for the Initial score. Visiting Relatives—
county, attended the Oregon state guard, and Mayor
plained
how
the
experiment
farm
of
a
calf.
Following
the
presenta­
Nelson's kick for extra point was Mr and Mrs J. H. Donohue of was started. The state has approp­ tion of the state’s witnesses by the clinic and were examined.
CORNER
Hooked. The half-time score was Denver are visiting at the home of riated $19,500 for operating expen­ District Attorney Max Taggart and Dr. Lewis D. Clark who has spe­ J. C. Olsen of Nyssa will deliver
talks
at
the
community-sponsored
their son, O. J. Donohue.
• to 0.
ses for two years and Is expected Attorney Robert Chrlsman of En­ cialized in pediatrics and who is dinner to be given In honor of the
to the final period Emmett took
Edited by
to make further appropriations. terprise, who was assisting, defence director of the division; Dr. Kin- Nyssa guardsmen and the CAP
to the air In an attempt to score. Visit In Ontario—
berly, orthopedic physician; Miss unit of Nyssa at 7:30 p. m., Oct­
the general election November witnesses testified.
T.
CAROL
BYBEE
Don Hite, Adrian halfback, inter­ Mrs O. J. Donohue and Mr. Don­ 3 At
of Malheur county Attorneys Robert D. Lytle, Char­ Margaret Simpson, public health ober 12.
cepted a Husky pass and ran down ahue’s parents, Mr and Mrs J. H. will the be residents
For
particulars
in
poem contest
nurse
who
Is
consultant
orthopedic
upon to vote upon a les Swan and Ralph Breshears re­
A special future of the program see last Issue of Journal.
the field untouched for the second Donohue of Denver, spent Wednes- proposal called
nurse
for
eastern
Oregon,
Miss
presented
Aboitlz.
Mr.
Lytle
made
to
levy
a
tax
of
one
mill
will
be
a
s
tiW
of
airplane
identif­
touchdown. The conversion w a s l^ in
this year and one mill next year a motion for a directed verdict and Irma Garner, mertcal social ser­ ication, led by a resident of Ontario.
made on a pass from Davis to
to raise money with whoch to pro­ this was granted on the ground vice consultant for the crippled The banquet will be sponsored by
WHEN WE PASS ON
Presides At Meeting—
vide the county with funds for that no testimony had been Intro­ children's division In Oregon, and the chamber of commerce and the
Efcert Hatch went through tac- Cmulty j udge David P, Graham purchase
duced to connect Aboitlz with the Miss Jeanette Olsen, stenographer Lions and Civic clubs. The ladles Where do we go—
of the farm.
kle and ran 90 yeards for a touch- of Vale recently presided at a meet-
for the crippled children’s division, of the Civic club will' serve the When we pass on from here?
EHW>_______
down In the first quarter, only to lng of m
courtJ of the
attended the conference from Port­ meal In the home economics room Do we take up abode
be called back because officials sixth dlstrlct ^ Oregon In Canyon
land.
L. B. FINDLING WRITES ABOUT LIFE
In the high school building.
In some distant sphere.
ruled that his forward progress ^ He u chalrmftn of the orga„.
Edna Farris, county public health Because of tire closure of the
WITH
U.
S.
TROOPS
IN
AUSTRALIA
was stopped temporarily during the laaUon
^ ^ county
------ —in will sponsor »♦
nurse; Miss Alice Oocdman; office Chinese pheasant season, plans for
lie In the tomb
courts
at *ho
the noyt
next
my.
play
L. B. Pindling, son of little differeit though. I am going assistant to Mrs. Farris; Mrs. Char­ serving pheasant at the banquet Do To we «wait
the Master’s call
,
Ptoy
of the legislature was dls- Mr Private
and Mrs W. P. Findllng of to get a camera and take some les P. Flegel and Mrs. Roderick have been abandoned.
Does the spirit go to Ood
tough Welser aggregation at Adrian
.
Nyssa, has notified his parents that pictures to bring back home with Belknap assisted at the conference
Who sees over all?
Friday at 2JO p. m. The perenni- *
from Malheur county.
ally dangerous Wolverines of Welser Attend Meeting—
he is "seeing quite a bit of Aust­ me.
RELIEF
SOCIETY
Mrs. Kathryn Claypcol, county
boast another good team this year. O. G. Conner, manager of the
Do we linger a while
where he Is stationed with “I am glad we came to Australia superintendent
of schools; Miss HEADS SUSTAINED
Thejr made their boast good last Nyssa and Ontario elevators has ralia",
To be near thoee we love
for
it
Is
a
trip
I
will
never
forget
States army.
Lillian Nisbett, Malheur county
»S«fc by walloping Nyssa 3« to 13. returned form Walla Walla, where the In United
Do we stay here on earth
his
letter
to
his
parents.
Pri­
and
am
having
a
swell
time,
too.
Librarian,
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Van
The
retiring
officers
of
the
LDB
he attended a millers convention. vate Findllng said In part: “Aust­
Or soar like a dove?
He was accompanied by Lee P ralia compares a lot with the Un­ the boat ride was not so nice, but Petten of Ontarl^were visitors at Relief society have checked all
the
conference.
ANOTHER LABOR
articles on hand to be turned over Perhaps If we knew
Yockey, superintendent of the Wel­
I am glad we got here safely. I got
only It Is hot here and seasick
to the new officers, who were re­ We would better prepare
CAMP IS PLANNED ser mill of the Welser Milling and it ited Is States,
too much to enjoy that. If-J
supposed
to
be
winter
so
I
cently
sustained.
Elevator company.
bear the load smiling.
Tire*.
Tubes
Rationed—
you
folks
could
have
seen
me
stand­
don't know what summer will be
In
addition
to 900.19 In cash, the To Shun
Vale, Oct. • (Special) A tempor­
paths that would snare.
War
price
and
rationing
board
ing
over
the
rail
you
sure
would
like
society
has
bazaar
articles
of
the
ary camp for Japanese farm lab- Hare Freni Honolulu—
No.
23-3
Issued
tires
and
tubes
dur­
have
laughed.
I
can't
buy
any
“Tell
everyone
to
write
and
may­
value
of
988,
three
dozen
servtng
ore wlH be erected on the Andrew Mrs Richard J. Monlhan of Hon­ I will get their letters after so clothes over here because I have ing the week ending September 26
trays and three dosen dessers dish­ Then If your’e called
Oraham ranch along the Malheur olulu arrived Sunday to visit her be
a time. I have quite a time to have coupons to get them and as follows: O. P. Counsll. truck es. In the charity department are Before Its your time
river, just south of the Malheur parents. Mr and Mrs Walter M long
with the money. It Is pounds In­ cigarettes are scarcer than iten's tube; Oran Raburn. Jordan Valley, seven quilts, two baby layettee and xou wont have to wonder
bridge. It was decided to erect this Thompson. Mr. Monlhan has been stead
dollars. I get 18 pounds a teeth. It Is hard to buy a lot of truck tube; Joseph Callahan, three about 30 articles of drsss apparel "Was I In Una?”
tent camp when the water supply transferred by the army to the month. of Boy.
I am sure gaining things here, which seems so funny truck tubes; Fred Haylett, Sheavllle, for Children, all ready to be given
system m u found to be out of officers candidate school at Fort
truck recaps; Charlie Fanner, wherever needed.
Live your Hfe noble
order at the old OOC camp. George Knox. Kentucky from his station I weight. I weighed 149 when I went | When we go to a cafe to buy a two
Into the army and now I weigh meal they set the table opposite three truck recaps; Roy Holmes,
Upright and straight.
Han wlU be In charge.
in
Hawaii
_
m
t
Lata do It today folks
170.
of what we do. and never serve the truck tires; Charles Cannon, two Oe To Portland—
Materials are now being hauled
•1 have seen a lot of kangaroos' drink with the meal. They serve truck tires; Roy Dames, two Pass­ Mr and Mrs W w Foster are Before its too late.
in and arrangements have been
Will M*e4—
already. There are also wild par-1 eggs with steak and most every enger reqaps; Charlie Sehwetzer. attending to business In Portland
made for necessary plumbing. It Ctab
The
Chatterbox
club
will
hold
Its
passenger recap: Donald E. Covey, this week. They are expected to (U ana day I find
rots, wild hogs and a bird that Is ' meal.
win be possible to tap the main
meeting October 14 at the somewhat
That my Journey la thru,
city supply line near the point regular
like an ostrich. Jean | “it seems funny to be so far Adrian, passenger tube; Artie Rob­ return home Saturday
Tom
Johnson
home
with
Mrs
HI Unger behind
where It rrnesn the Malheur river. Virgil MoOee as hostess. A rep­ Brown Is still with me. I don't from home, but I haven’t been ertson. passenger tube; Lloyd Lewis,
Originally, plans were made for resentative of the home econom­ know where John Weeks and Erl homesick once since I have been two passenger tubes, and Dr. Bow­ Here From Nampa—
For one moment with you).
accomodating 200 laborers, but it ics
Ostrom are now. Somewhere around here There la so much to do and man. passenger tire.
Mrs
Ernest
DuMMiry
of
Nampa
department
of
the
Idaho
Power
found that It Is difficult
here, though. I guess.
see here that It keeps me busy all
visited last Friday with Mrs Ed VWta
__them and now It Is ex- company will give a demonstration “I sure miss the shows anu dan- the (ime We have cots to sleep on Gs Ts Denver—
Frcst Mrs Donohus and Mrs Tur­ J. A. Wade of Hillsborough, Cal­
that only shout 75 win be n a ï ____
Mrs Olea Billings and son left ner were guests at a dinner given ifornia spent the week-end at the
ees.
We
haven't
met
too
many
peo-
n
w.
which
makes
It
a
lot
better,
here. The local camp will
here, but the few we have met Received your letter today (August Wednesday for Denver by automo­ In honor of Mrs Duabury by Mrs home at his slater, lira H. R.
• branch of the large HBA Mrs L. A Mauldin« la 111 at her pie
bile for a visit.
are certainly swell. They talk a j 24* that you wrote July 8
Sherwood.
home.
Moore Explains
Scout Pregram
Adrian Youth Is
Contest Winner
Weiser Defeats
Nyssa 37 To 13
Students Locate
Stolen Articles
Adrian Defeats
Emmett Gridmen
Dinner Program
Plans Outlined
".