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> - ;> dft&SsÄx 4 <4 ■ ^ ÍÍ5 i» r*e NYSSA GA' votUMExxxvnr Strong Outfits In League To Be Shown This Week No. ¿31. NYSSA OFFICIALS TO BE SWORN IN NYSSA. OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1943 THREE GENERATIONS OF WARSHIPS AT S. F. SHIPYARD r— ; -------------------w -------------------------- Officials of the city of Nyssa will V V - y A be sworn in at the regular monthly meeting of the city couw il Mon * day night. Nyssa To Play Non-leag The newly-elected officials are Herschel Thompson. Mayor; Grant ue Game Friday A f Rinehart, recorder; Ward Wieneke. ternoon treasurer, and George Henneman, Bernard Frost, G. M. Sallee and By John Johnson R. G. Whitaker, councilmen. When each of the nine teams The appointive officers will also In the Snake River Basketball lea be sworn in. gue complete their second league gam* this week-end one will be able to pick the stronger quintets. At present several schools seem to be represented by good teams if league games and early season prac tice contests are any indication o f strength. The Nyssa chamber of commerce, Payette demonstrated that they meeting at its regular weekly lunch can’t be handled lightly this winter eon in Brownie's cafe Wednesday when they dumped the Weiser noon, passed a motion authorizing Wolverines last week 38-23. Ai er the secretary to write to the county taking one on the ncse from Nyssa war production board urging that the casaba players of Adrian have livestock men and farmers be al come back, winning the follow lowed to buy ammunition fer the ing non-league games: Home.’ale protection of their livestock The awarding D ecem ber 11 o f the Army-Navy “ E ” to the San Francisco yard o f the Bethlehem Wild animals, such as coyotes 21-6; Parma 56-16 and Halfway Steel Company brings to a clim ax the shipbuilding activities carried on at this West Coast yard for 39-11. H ie Antelopes have one of and wildcats, are likely to become the past 60 years. Warships shown above were built here. Top left is USS Oregon, fam ous Span the best players In the league in a greater menace than heretofore, ish-Am erican War battleship; bottom left, USS Farragut, destroyer of World War I ; right, USS Elbert Hatch and when their fast the members pointed out. Oakland, sleek cruiser launched last October. Inset shows foreman of shipyard saw mill who helped break la functioning they will be Road conditions in this area, build all three of these naval combat vessels during 54 years of service. plenty tough for the opposition. especially on the school bus routes, However, the Adrian basketeers were discussed. The chamber mem will probably be an Inconsistent bers expressed the belief that Nyssa NO MEN WILL BE JORDAN VALLEY squad because of an unseasoned is not gettig its share of the read POSTMASTER JOB CALLED IN JAN. guard. Thurman Plercey, and an money. A Nyssa delegation is ex TO BE AVAILABLE Irregular center, Jewell Wilson. pected to call on the county court For the first time since the sel When Wilson has an "on night" he In the near future to present road The United States civil service ective service act became effective, is usually good for 15 points, but claims of this section. commission has announced examin when Jewell is off he can be just no call will be made in Malheur ation for the position of postmaster as cold. Thus far Wilson has been county for men in January. Voluntary Assessment Us at Jordan Valley in Malheur coun especially weak on defense. Beard members said they did not ed; Livestock Val ty. Adrian will entertain the Ont know whether the situation was the Applications must be properly ex ues Listed ario Tigers Friday, January 8 In same in all counties of the state or ecuted and on file at Washington, County Assessor E. P. Hendrix has what promises to be one of the whether this county was being com mailed approximately 2500 presonal D. C. prior to the hour of closing top games of the season. The winn pensated fer previous heavy calls. property notices to the taxpayers business January 15. Funeral services for Mrs Adolph er of this engagement will be plen Constant classification of the re In order to be eligible for the ex ty hard to beat the remainder of Schneider were held in the Owyhee maining manpower makes the work of Malheur county. Taxpayers are asked to fill out amination. an opplicant must be a the season. Ontario won a close school house Sunday by the Rev. of the board as heavy as ever des one from the Vale Vikings last Vem Martin of the Nazarene ch pite the respite in the calling of the Dianas, listing all personal pro citizen of the United States, must perty net exempt from taxation, have actually resided within the de week 35-34. The Tigers say that urch. men. ana return them to tne assessor s livery of the post office for which Interment was in the Owyhee they’ll take the Antelopes In stride oxiice. Taxpayers owning livestock the examination is held, or within but the Adrian boys seem to have cemetary with the Nyssa funeral will be aiuen by the list ot values the city or town where such office different ideas and when Adrian home in charge. as set by tne tastern Oregon Asses is situated, for at east one year im gets keyed up for a contest don’t Selma Hintz Schneider was born mediately preceding the date fixed sors association. sell them short. They demonstrat- at Zap, North Dakota April 10, 1903 sell them short. They demonstrat and died December 30. She grew to The sell, assessment is to Include for the close of receipt of applicat ed this last fall during football womanhood tn North Dakota and personal property owned as c f Jan ions, must be in good physical con dition, and within the prescribed season when Ontario was lucky on January 17, 1921 was married to Malheur county's 1943 food for uary 1, 1943, to eke out a 6-6 tie during the Mr Schneider. Eleven children were freedom program, described as the ivrr. ireiumx said "Every person age limits. The competition is open final minute o f play. Adrian will born to the union. toughest farm job in history, will and the managing agent or oincer to both men and women. The salary of the postmaster at be host to Prairie City this Satur be launched on January 12 in cele 01 any lirni, corporation or associa- Survivors are her husband: nine Jordan Valley is $1500 a year. day Right In a non-league game. children. Howard of Nyssa, Mrs Vi bration of National Farm Mobiliza lon owning or Having In possession or In another non-league contest, ola McGarvln of Hood River. Lillie tion day by President Roosevelt. under control taxable personal pro the Nyssa Bulldogs will play the Mae. Abie, Bernice, Melvin, Betty Participation in the event, which perty shall maae a return thereol Prairie City quintet on the Nyssa and three-year-old twins. Ray and will serve as a send-off to the to tne assessor ol the county In wn- floor at 3 p. m. Friday. The game iRoy; two brothers, Dan Hintz of drive to fully mobilize all farm lch suen property uas its situs loi will be played In the afternoon Fairview, Montana and Henry Hintz resources behind the food pro taxation, isacn person making a re because o f the concert to be pres of Nyssa, and eight sisters, Mrs Jul duction program, is being worked turn ol personal property compris ented by the high school band ia Ratgln of Bellingham, Washing out by the county USDA war board ing stocks ot goous in stores ana Heavy slaughter of dairy cows and girls glee club at night. ton, Mrs Mary Beyl of Fairview, and an informal committee of waienouses is required by law to and heifers as manpower and feed mule a true inventory ol such mer- situations become critical in defense I think when the season Is all Montana, Mrs Pauline Kain of Ha farm, business and civic leaders. over that Payette, Ontario, Vale milton, Montana, Mrs Helen Oast The county observance will tie rnandise, turniture and llxtures as areas means Malheur county farm and Adrian will be in the first div of Spokane, Mrs Emma Landerman in with events being planned on cl January 1", ers can help win the war keeping Tne assessor said he wold appre all dairy stock In full production ision but I refuse to put myself of Golden Valley, North Dakota, a nationwide scale, including a out on a limb any further by pre Mrs Lydia Galliger of St. Paul, Mi- radio broadcast by well-known ciate the lull coperation of all tax and bringing in additional cows wh dicting what order these top teams nnestoa, Mrs Mertha Beck of Salt united nations leaders i t 1 p. m. payers in returning the voluntary ere feed surpluses exist, announces will finish. Nyssa, coached by foxy Lake City, and Mrs Matilda Zlem- Civic clubs are sponsoring special assessment list at an eariy date. Any Howard Bertsch, farm security area John Young, will give tbe better ann of Lodi, California. extra expense entailed in contacting supervisor. Miles building. Ontario. food for freedom meetings. teams trouble but at present the Community meetings, or district the delinquent taxpayer is an aaait- Milk and butter shortages already Bulldogs lack scoring punch. Far ANNUAL MEETING or one county meeting have been lunal Duraen on ail taxpayers, ne threaten many areas in the state as all-around top performers on the armed forces demands Increase. scheduled to acquaint all farm fam said. maple court this winter watch for OF PCA PLANNED Tne truce cash value per head for ilies with all phases of the pro "Practically no good cows are be the following; Shoemake. Vale; livestock assessments as of January Members cf the Baker Credit as gram and to discuss ways and 1, 1943 are as loilews: Horses ana ing slaughtered in this area but Larson ad Minor. Nyssa; Behan us, means of achieving thé maximum there is a large turnover and a nu Ontario-prcfeably the best pivot sociation will receive checks for a production of foods essential to mules--stallions and Jacks, $100 and mber cf good heifers are apparent player In the league who made 50 five per cent dividend on their cap the war. up; range, $10 to $50; woiV, $25 to ly finding their way to the market, points in his last three games— ital stock when the association ho Meetings will be held during the $tuo, ana saddle, $25 to $100. according to the registrations made lds it annual meeting sessions at Elbert Hatch and Kurts, Adrian; Range cattle—-registered bulls, at the PSA office during the past week January 12, leading up to Grant and 8teiner, Payette, and Baker and Ontario January 8 and 9 the every-farmer canvass, when the $150; grade bulls, $75; registered six weeks." Bertsch said. "During Secretary-Treasurer T. G. Montgo Wilson of Weiser. goals will be discussed with each cows, $100; common cows, $70; 1 to this period, cows were voluntarily mery anncunced this week. 2 years, $50, and 6 months to one farm family by their community registered for sale and many farm H ie same rate of dividend is be year, $30 AAA committeemen. ers indicated they wished to pur FUNERAL IS HELD ing paid on both Class A (prefer Dairy ‘ cattle— registered bulls, chase one or more additional cows. War Board Chairman Pieter red) and Class B stock, and amou FOR INFANT BOY Tensen pointed out that the mob $150; grade bulls, $75; registered Loans were made for the purchase nts to a total of $9,250.75. cows, $100; common cows, $75; 1 to of over 900 cows in the past year" All of the Class B. or voting stock ilization of this county’s agricul Funeral services were held Dece tural resources for all-out produc 2 years, $40, ad 6 months to one Estimates indicate Malheur coun of the association is owned by the mber 27 in the Peterson funeral tion will continue after Mobiliza year, $20. ty has feed and labor to support at home In Ontario for Phillip Selby, association's borrowers, who subs tion day. He called for a general Sheep— common, $8; old, $6, and least 1000 additional cows if they three-month-old son of Mr and Mrs cribe to It at the rate equal to 5 observation of “M day" so that bucks, $15. were Immediately available, Bertsch Floyd Selby, who died at the family per cent of their borrowings. Bulk all people both farm and city, will Hogs— brood sows and boars, $30 Indicated. Possibilities of forming of the class A stock is held by the home in the Lincoln heights area. have a clear understanding of the per head, and weaners and feeders, a pool and securing financing for The boy is survived by his twin Production Credit Corporation of urgent need for food. I 10 cents per pound. bring good dairy cows from surplus Spokane, a unit of the Farm Credit sister. Bees, per stand $5; foxes, $15; areas, are being Investigated and Administration, which subscribed Mr and Mrs Selby, former resid 1 poultry, 50 cents per bird, and tur- there are some hopes such a plan ents of Kuna, moved to Lincoln the original capital when the asso CENSORSHIP ON j keys, $2 per bird. can be developed, early next year. ciation was organized. heights three weeks ago. FACTS IS ASKED Many larger dairy herds in Oregon At the end of 1942 members' in coast areas are still being broken vestment in their association was “On battle fronts every day men CYCLE STICKER INSPECTION OF up because of feed and labor shor $56.880.00 or 31.8 per cent of the to risk their lives to discover the loc USE SUGGESTED tages. tal capitalization of the organisat ation and strength of the military TIRES NECESSARY ion. Production Credit Corporation units of the enemy. Yet at home, "Malheur dairymen in the mean Stickers validating 1943 registrat Automobile and motorcycle own investment now is $125,00 00, $25,- too many of us are presenting the ions for motorcycles may be attach time can carry out the War Board ers must have the tires of their ve 000 00 having been repaid sometime enemy with information of the sa ed to the left side of the gasoline program registering cows for ssle hicles inspected by authorized OPA ago. me military value", the office cen tank, toward the forward end, it or ’cows wanted' at the FBA office, Inspectors by January 31. sorship says In a statement. was announced by the state depart feeding for maxlum milk product The inspection is a part of the Youth Is Promoted— This is the information which ment in answer to many queries on ion, saving good heifers for replace government's program to conserve Maynard Waddell, son of Rev newspapers and individuals are ask this matter. ment and placing applications for rubber. A nominal charge is auth and Mrs H. N. Waddell, who is ed not to tell the enemy: Motorcycle owners were Informed FBA war loans now. where they co orised to be charged by the tire in stationed at Camp Shelby. Mississ Do not tell the names of ships the stickers should be placed in ntemplate future purchase of cows. spectors. ippi. has been promoted to the upon which sailers serve. warm water for a minute or so, th Authorized Inspectors in Nyssa rank o f first class private. Do not tell the troop units in wh en the back removed and placed Dog Poisoner Active— gre Thompson 0(1 Company. Par A dog poisoner is reported to be ich soldiers serve overseas. on the tank surface, face up A alen Supply Ooop. Inland Oil com Resumes T each in g- There is no objedtion to revealing coat of clear shellac or varnish Is active in Nyssa. At least two dogs pany and Pc well Service station Miss Frances Fester, who teaches that Pvt. John Jones is in Australia recommended to assure the sticker have been poisoned within the last few days. in the Deer Creek school near Wei cr that 8eaman Tom Brown saw remaining in place. ser, returned to her school duties action in the Atlantic, but there Mrs O ui Callas of Copperfield. Sunday after spending a 10-day is military Information which en G* To Pendleton— Speaks To Student»— Utah and her daughter. Peggy Ann, vacation with her parents. Mr. dangers the lives of American figh Rev Cays, evangelist holding Mr and Mrs C. J. Rooks tool ▼wited Mrs Callas' mother. Mrs and Mrs W W Foster ting men in stating that Pvt. John left Monday for Pendleton, where meetings at the Christian church, Betty Forbes Wheeler over New Yea Jones, "Company C. 600th infantry." he will enter the army and Mrs. spoke to the students of the high r's. They were en route home from 111 With CUM— is in Australia, or 8eaman Torn Br Rooks tool will enter defense work school at sn assembly held Tuesday Portland where they spent Christ- Al Thompson has been ill at his own, "Aboard the U S S . Wise nsln," after visiting her parents at Free afternoon. Mrs. Cays, vocalist, also home with a severe cold. is in the Atlantic. appeared on the program water. Roads, Bullets Chamber Topics Hendrix Mails Out Blanks For Personal Taxes Mrs/Schneider Services Held Mobilization Of Farmers Planned Big Production Of Herds Urged 9 JOURNAL $2.00 PER YE A IT ~ I ARTHUR V. COOK ! QUITS AS NYSSA CHIEF OF POLICE A. V Cook, chief of police ot Nyssa for several years, has re signed his position and will leave Tuesday morning for Portland, where he will be am ployed in the Albina shipyards. Mr. Ccck will be employed as ship-fitter ai.d Mrs. Cook will be employed as checker in the ship yards. Their son. Jimmie Cook, and Jimmie’s grandmother. Mrs. Mary Lyells, will remain in Ny ssa until the close of the school year. Cliff Greer, present city water- master, will also go to Portland to work In the shipyards. His family will move to Portland later. Picture Thrills Local Residents Commit!ee Asks County To Give Interest Money Court Takes Under Ad visement Experimental Farm Matter A delegation of Nyssa and Ont ario residents met with the county court in Vale Wednesday morning to discuss the Malheur county ex perimental farm situation. The committee told the court It wculd pay the McCarty second mortgage, if the court would pay the interest on the Federal Land bank's first mortgage in 1943 and 1944 The interest will amount to $250 each year. The court did not give a decision, but referred the matter to District Attorney M. A. Biggs to determine whether the ccunty could legally pay the interest. With promises already receiv ed, the committee has raised al most enough mcney to pay the McCarty mortgage. Members of the committee said, “ We have had very generous res ponse, particularly from the farm ers, in our endeavor to save the experimental farm Members of the delegation att ending the court meting Wednes day were C. C. Hunt and Frank Morgan of Nyssa and H. F. Logue and H. C. Boyer of Ontario. A picture ef Gerald E. Warren of Nyssa. son of Mr and Mrs Ed Warren, appeared in the Decebmei 38 issue of the Oregon Journal. Warren, pharmacist 2nd class in the medical corps of the navy, was shown carrying a wounded marine onto a landing barge pulled up on Guadalcanal Island in the South Pacifio. Warren's parents, who had heard from him by letter, were especially thrilled at seeing the picture, because they thereby learned for a letter received here Monday War ren said he survived the battle of the first time his whereabouts. In the Solomons The youth, who enlisted in the navy In November, 1840 was gradu ated from the Nyssa high school In The girls glee club directed by the spring of that year. Mrs. Stella Young and the Nyssa high school band directed by Alvin Templer will present their annual concert in the gymnasium Friday night at 8 o’clock. The program will be given as follows: Band—March—Men of Ohio, Ov- Every county farmer or farm ehture Orientale, Andante from worker caring for 16 “ war units" tile "Suryrise Symphony”, March— in livestock or essential crops Is The Pearless, Soldiers March, The more important to the nation’s Merry Farmer, Prelude from La- war effort on the farm than in Traviata with vocal obligato by war industries or -the armed forces, Colleen Towne, March—Hall to the announces Pieter Tensen. county Huskies, and In a Monastery Gar den. USDA war board chairman, in Oirls glee club—Today There is commenting on new deferment in structions received by local selec Ringing, Forest Hymn, If I Could tive boards. Food, more than ever, Tell You, You are Free from Apple is -becoming a vital war weapon Blossom, soprano solo. Carol Rob as farfiung battle lines of Amer ertson ; Come, My Rose, Play Gyp ica and her allies must be manned sies, Dance Gypsies, Alla’s Holiday, Ninth Concerto for Violin and and fed, he added. Piano, 3rd movement, L'Abellle, Local draft boards are now mak violin solo bl Twyla Crawford, acc ing determinations as to whether ompanied by Mrs. Young, Give Me a farmer or farm worker is essen a Ship and a Song, and Pledge to tial by applying war-unit ratings the Flag, led by Betty Fife and to his livestock and crop produc Phillip Wilson. tion, Tensen explained All farm livestock except draft animals has a war rating, and moat PARMA SECTION basic feed and food crops apply RESIDENTS HURT toward war units. One milk cow PARMA, Jan. 7 (Special)—Ed is rated as one war unit, as are ward R. Rock wood. Parma route 12 farm beef animals. 15 range three, and Roy L. Graham, Parma, beef animals, 20 hogs, 76 hens, 45 sustained cuts when their automo range sheep, 30 sheep In farm biles collided half a mile south of flocks and 40 turkeys. Crop rat town Friday afternoon. Rockwood was cut on the side of ings include IS acres of wheat, oats, rye, barley, hay or cover the head by broken glass and bled crop seeds; 2 acres of potatoes; one profusely for a time He was treat acre of fruit trees; one acre of ed here and then taken to a Cald canning vegetables, or .7 o f an well hospital where his condition acre of small fruits and berries. was understood not to be serious. Hie 16-war-unlt standard Is used Graham sustained a cut on his as a guide and is not a rigid yard nose. stick, Tensen said. Those whose operations do not measure up to the 16 units will be given oppor ZUBIZARETA BOY tunity to increase up to an es IS NOW IN UTAH sential farm rating If this Is prac Kearns, Utah Jan. 7 (Special) ticable. The county war board has been Antonio Zublsareta of Nyssa la now requested to advise with the local stationed at this army air forces draft board In making determin basic training center. Col. Converse ations under the war units plan, R. Lewis, commander, announced. Private Ziibizareta is the son of the chairman said. This work Is now going on, and infossnetion Mrs. J. Zubrizareta. Men at this post are trained un from farm work sheets to be made out by every ¿aranar during the der the rigorous program c f the coming moblltaaUSD for MM3 will army air forces technical training be used to com plate the job. as veil command. They learn how to e ta .-' ch, use of small arms and machine as to assist farmers in brU their operations up to the 36- guns, chemical warfare and other kindred subjects while undergoing unit standard. The new selective sendee regu their basic training. Upon complet lations also provide that any per ion of the training the men are son given a deterred olasalltfattnn sent to one of the 32 types of sch as essential to food production may ools in the air forces technical tr not leave the farm for other work aining command for further train or to enter the aimed forces with ing. Upon graduation they became out permission from Ms local draft the men who really "keep ’em fly ing". board. Concert To Be Staged Friday Farm Laborers Held Important Soldier | I n u tili» — Corporal Robert Wilson of Mr nad Mrs. Charles Newblll has been promoted to the rank of and family of Umatilla spent two sergeant at the army air Case at days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Orest Palls. Montana, where ha has Bert Lienkaemper They were acc been stationed fer scene time. Ser odi panted home by their children, geant Wilson returned last weak to who had been visiting at the Frank Oreat Palis after visiting his par Newblll home near Nyssa. ents. Mr and Mrs Bmest Wilson, for several days. Sergeant Wilson, a ¡ Visits graduate of the Nyssa high school, i Mrs. Doris Koonti of Boise spent who attended the University of Or i [rom New Year's until Sunday at egon. was a clerk and typist before I the home of her sister, Mrs Q cor ife Mitchell joining the ä i ft
