Nyssa gate city journal., February 18, 1943, Image 1

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No. 5
nyssa .
OREGON, -T h u r s d a y , 'F ebruary i s , i w
BOND QUOTA Officials
Registration Of WAR
OVER-SUBSCRIBED
JOURNAL
$2.00 f>ER YEAR
EXPERIMENT WITH
NYSSA GIVES $61
Nyssa Battlers BEETS
Enter TO
Nyssa Bulldogs
IS BEGUN
DIMES FUND
Defeat Adrian Use of sugar beet by-products and | Buyers Will Be Its Malheur
county over-subscribed Auction Picture Mrs D. W. Lawrence of Vale, Ma­ Eliminated From
war
bond
locally
grown
com
and
hay
in
fat­
In Ring Fights tening cattle In Malheur county is Held Next Week almost $7500. quota for January by J. Payette,
Feb. 18 (Special) —Mrs. lheur oounty chairman of the mar­
C. Anderson, who Is holdli« a ch of dimes group reported this we­ Basket Tourney
The quota for the oounty in E
being tried out for the first Consumers Must Regis­ bonds
Bulldogs Take Four Mat­ now
was $73,130 and residents of
time on the newly established Mal­ ter For War Book the county
purchased $80,587.50 wo­
ches; Two Bouts End heur
branch experiment station at
rth on the basis of the issue price.
No.
2
In Draws
Ontario, according to an Initial re­
Oregon, with a quota of $10,300,-
that Nyssa contributed $61.77 to
farm salt this week, has been not­ ek
the fund.
Will Play Winn­
ified by officials at the OPA in Residents of the Uttle Arock co­ Ontario
er
Of
Baker-Union
Boise that the office of price ad­ mmunity contributed $63. Mrs Law­
Championship
rence
has
not
received
reports
from
ministration has no desire to In­
The Nyssa. boxing team defeated port made by D. E. Richards, sup­ Residents of school district No. 000 exceeded that figure by $190,000. terfere with farm auction sales. all sections of the county, she said The Ontario high school Tigers
A telegram sent to Mrs. Ander­ In a tong distance telephone con­
the Adrian boxers In a smoker held erintendent of the branch station 26 will register February 22, 23 and
the Malheur county basketball
son by W. J. Wilde, state price of­ versation with the Oate City Jour­ won
In the gymnasium Tuesday night. at Union, who supervises such feed­ 24 at the Nyssa grade school build­
title and the right to play the win­
nal
publishers,
but
reports
receiv­
ficer,
reads:
“We
have
your
ques­
Nyssa won four fights, Adrian won ing experiments.
war ration book No. 2.
ner of the Baker-Union-Wallowa
thus far indicate substantial co­ championship
tion of this date as to control ex­ ed
one and representatives ofthe two The new feeding trial was star­ ing The for registration
be conduct­
by defeating Nyssa
ntributions
In
the
county.
ercised
by
the
office
of
price
ad­
schools drew in two other battles. ted January 11, with 40 head of ed from 4 p. m. to will
9
p.
m.
on
those
high
school
43
25 in the tourn­
ministration in regard to farm and Those In change of the campaign ament which to opened
The program was opened with a
days
with
faculty
members
of
the
Payette
hereford
heifers
in
four
lots
of
10
auction sales. You advise us that In Nyssa were Mrs W. E. Schireman Tuesday night and thus In indicated
battle royal in which five Nyssa
Nyssa
schools
again
acting
as
reg­
Tire
department
of
agriculture
the Impression exists In your com­ and Bernard Frost.
youths participated. Only Perry head each. They are being fed var­
that they .will probably win the Sn­
has announced that'it hopes to as­ munity
that the OPA has halted
Ooleman and Emil Stunz were left ious combinations of alfalfa, hay istrars.
For
the
convenience
of
those
reg­
ake River Valley league title.
sure
sugar
beet
growers
an
increase
In the ring at the opening of the corn, wheat, beet pulp, molasses, istering and the registrars, persons in price for their beets in 1943, wh­ or stopped sales at auction.
The defeat eliminated Nyssa from
third and last round and they and cottonseed meal. At the end of whose surnames begin with letters ile at the same time holding down “Please be advised that the OPA
the toumment.
were awarded a draw.
the first weighing period average ranging from A to G should reg» the consumer prices for refined su­ has no desire to interfere with sal­
The Tigers will play Adrian Fri­
es of commodities or property
Wllford Prosser, 95. Adrian, was daily gains of two pounds or better ister on the 22nd, from H to O on
day and probably the winner on the
given a referee's decision In the had been made, which Richards the 23rd and from P to Z on the gar.The announcement was made at whether by auction or otherwise.
Idaho side Saturday night for the
"Our only concern Is that where Frank Morgan and Jess Thomp­ Snake
first regular fight over Kenneth said is encouraging. Largest gains 24th.
river valley pennant.
the same time that Secretary of price
ceilings
exist
they
must
be
Chard, Nyssa, principally on a at that time had been made by the Consumers must take to the reg­ Agriculture
Wickard said beet gr­ maintained. We feel that any Im­ son, who returned home Tuesday Adrian defeated Vale 38 to 23 in
lot receiving hay, corn and beet pu­ istrars war ration book No. 1 War
knockdown in the third round.
from Salem, reported on the the second game of the toumment.
although the differences were ration book No. 2 will not be issued owers will receive about $1.50 more pression that the OPA has caused night
LaiMarr Orr, 98, Nyssa, won a lp,
progress
In the legislature of bill The score at half-time was 12 to
for
their
beets
kills
year
than
they
not
great
and
it
was
still
too
early
stoppage of any auction sale Is No. 156, pertaining
to presons who do not present the
referee’s decision over Keith Lane, to draw any conclusions.
to formation of 11. Vale did not score In the third
In 1942. Mr. Wickard had been erroneous
and
should
be
dispelled”.
first war book. Consumers must did
Adrian. He used right hand punch­
road districts, at the weekly lunch­ quarter, while Adrian made 12 poi­
meeting with representatives of gr­
When the station was established also have secured and filled out a owers
es to good advantage.
eon of the Nyssa chamber of com­ nts.
processors and congress­
the legislature one of the pur­ form called consumer declaration. men for and more
Clarence Merrick of Nyssa, 122, by
merce Wednesday noon.
than a month.
In the opening seconds Bob Yost.
FEED
AND
SEED
poses
in
view
was
to
study
the
fat­
This
form
has
been
reproduced
on
and Donald DeOss, 124, Adrian, tening of cattle by using beet by­ page 5 of this issue of the Gate Ci­ Spokesmen said that although
Bulldog
guard, tossed in a lay-ln
Mr.
Morgan
and
Mr.
Thompson
LOANS
AVAILABLE
started their fight as a slugfest. products.
for
the
first basket. It took the
were
accompanied
to
Salem
by
Ira
the
program
does
not
represent
all
ty Journal and in other newspapers
They both were able to give and
over-confident Tigers a few min­
the groups desire, It will assure A. D. Stanton, field representat­ Ure and Sid Flanagan.
and should be clipped out and used a that
take punishment, but they gained
generous crop this year. However, ive of the Agricultural Credit cor­ Mr. Morgan said prospects of the utes to gain their senses, but they
for the intended purpose. Copies of some
some respect for each other before NEW CAFE WILL
growers representatives left poration, has announced the cont­ blU passing the legislature are very soon started clicking and the first
the
Oate
City
Journal
containing
the end of the first round. They
quarter ended with the score 12 to
the
conference
uncertain as to wtv inuance of the emergency feed and good.
the
consumer
declaration
may
be
BE
OPENED
HERE
continued the terrific pace in the
6 In Ontario’s favor.
ether
to
advise
growers
to
follow
The
bill
provides
for
organization
secured
at
the
Journal
office
for
seed
loans
for
1943.
The
maximum
second round and Merrick was giv­
the
suggested
program
or
switch
and Larson began the sec­
of
local
assessment
districts
by
vote,
the
usual
price.
amount allowed per borrower under of the property owning residents In ond Miner
en the decision in the third, prin- Mr and Mrs F. A. Harris have Henry Hartley, superintendent of to other crops.
quarter by dropping in a cou­
the
progarm
Is
$400
and
the
rate
purchased the old theather building
(Gontlnued on page six)
the district and for assessments nter each. With the score standing
a ton expected to be re of Interest Is four percent.
on Main street from Mr. Leigh of schools, stated that “The consumer The $11
by the farmers will include Applications will be received th­ not to exceed 16 mills on the doll­ at 10 to 12, the Tigers started a sp­
Parma and will operate a cafe in declaration will ask you to declare, ceived
Here From Emmett—
of assessed valuation of the real lurge that spelled refeat for the
under oath, the amount of coffee a special government subsidy of
the building.
the county agents’ office for ar
property
In the district for road sugar city boys. By looping In 12
Mrs Charles Thompson of Em­ Mr and Mrs Harris have been you owned on November 28, 1942. $1.50 a ton for beets, beside* gover ough
these loans. Mr. Stonton Is In On­ improvements.
points to the Bulldogs’ 1, Ontario
mett visited over the week-end at operating Aunt Jo’s cafe at the un­ You must also declare all canned nment payments of $2.50 a ton off­ tario
on Wednesday of each week
had gained a lead of 24 to 11 at
the home of her brother-in-law, A1 derpass for the last year. They are foods. This will Include all comm­ ered to producers observing labor to assist
borrowers in completing
the half.
Thompson. She returned home Mo­ remodeling the theater building, in ercially canned fruits (including and soil conservation practices pro­ loan applications
and
Investigations
The Bulldogs’ versatile guard,
nday, accompanied by Mrs Herschel which they will have a counter, spiced); canned vegetables; canned vided in the sugar control act. necessary to establish eligibility un­
Yost, was high for the home town
Thompson, who visited In Emmett booths and a place for dancing. fruit and vegetable juices; canned Representative Robinson, demo­ der this program.
lads with 9 points. Taking the hon­
chile sauce, and catsup. Th­ crat of Utah, saU after the confer­ Each applicant Is asked to have
with her mother, Mrs H. B. Earp,
date of the new cafe is soups,
ors for Ontario were Quest and
will not include canned olives, ence that "Under the circumstan­ with
and her sister, Mrs W. P. McCllng. has The not opening
been decided upon.
him the legal description of
Blair
with 12 points each.
canned meat and fish; pickles; rel­ ces and due to the condition of the property
or leased, and also A. E. Lane of Boise, Junior price Summary;
Hot Springs, Is to be complimented ish; jellies, Jams and preserves; sp­ country, I am Aure the fanners will to have a owned
Nyssa--Larson, 2; Pie­
complete
list
of
crops
gr­
analyst
of
the
OPA
explained
the
on its fine winter weather, for I aghetti; macaroni and noodles; do everything In their power to own in 1942 as well as the crops government price regulations at a rce, 3; Miner, 5; Yost, 9; Wilson,
I; Brown, Eldredge, Te­
have enjoyed the past winter there milk; or home canned foods. Of the produce all the sugar the country
for 1943.
meeting of merchants In the city S; nsen Putnam.
more than any winter of the sev­ above, It will not be necessary to needs, even though they did not planned
and
Holmes;
Ontario--Bchan-
somewhat over 200 loans made hall Monday night.
ls, 6; Quasi , 12; Burgher, 3; Blair,
eral states in which I have lived. declare one pound of coffee for ev­ get all the financial help they ask­ in Of 1M2
under
this
progarm,
Mr.
St­
Mr.
Lane
mat
with
the
price
pan­
12; Boyer. 12; Baird. 8; Willis. Joy­
“No matter where I go, in the eryone 14 years old or older or five ed for”.
onton states that more than 96 per el Tuesday afternoon and also con­ ce,
Moore and Ackerman.
states or out, I shall always wel­ cans (eight ounce size or larger) of
cent
have
been
repaid.
This
Indi­
ferred
with
Individual
merchants
Nyssa will play Payette here Fr­
come letters and news of my fr­ fruit or vegetables per preson reg­
cates
the
extent
to
which
fanners
during
Monday
and
Tuesday.
Mem­
iends in Nyssa and Community". ardless of age. The entire household FARMERS TO GET
have been assisted In financing th­ bers of the new price board are iday of next week In a league game.
can use one declaration form.
OIL
AND
TIRES
eir operations and also Is indicat­ Frank Parr, chairman; A. H. Boy- Ill At Home—
Mr and Mrs B. F. Rookstool of “Sale of all rationed goods, In­
ive of the past season’s level of In­ dell and Dale Garrison.
route 2, Nyssa, have two sons in the cluding in addition dried fruits and Farmers need have no fear of not come
Sid Burbldge has been 111 at
all frozen fruits and vegetables, will getting oil and gasoline for their nty. for farmers In Malheur cou­ At the Monday night meeting the her Mrs home
service.
for the last few days.
OPA
official
discussed
the
routine
be stopped for the week of Feb­ equipment and tires for their trucks
Harold H. Rookstool enlisted in ruary
details of the law and answered gu-
21 to 28 inclusive. The above and other vehicles, A. L. Atkeson,
the navy January 31, 1942 and is mentioned
estlons of Individuals. He did not
allowances are to tide chairman of the rationing board,
now somewhere In the Pacific. He over that period.
discuss the point system of ration­
had received his third promotion
stated
today.
ing, which will become effective
POETS’
when he had been in the service “One adult member of the house­ Relative to the registration of co­
within the next few days.
may register for the entire nsumers for war ration book No. 2
Second Lieutenant William O. 10 months. He ranks as a third cl­ hold
A. L. Atkeson, chairman of the
Kurtz of the Lincoln Heights area ass petty officer. He said he had a group’’.
next week, Mr. Atkeson emphasized
CORNER
rationing
board, attended the meet­
nice
Christmas
and
received
his
Alton
B.
Smith
of
Sunset
valley
that consumers must have war rat­
received his "wings" February 6 at gifts all right.
ing.
ion book 1 before they can register died Monday morning In the Ont­
the Roswell, New Mexico advanced Claude J. Rookstool, inducted in­
Edited by
for book No. 2. Persons not regis­ ario hospital after an illness of six
training school with other members to the army December 29, is now
weeks.
tered
for
book
one
may
register
at
T.
CAROL
BYBEE
<4 the class 43-B and has been sent located at St. Petersburg, Florida
the
ration
office.
Mr.
Smith
was
bom
August
22,
TO
MY
DEAR
ONE
to the headquarters of the army He will receive several months of
1904
in
Price,
Utah
and
came
to
By
Mrs
Martha
Stelmle
Confident
that
citizens
here
wlU
air base at Hill Field. Ogden, Utah. training in airplane mechanics.
Los Angeles California
The Nyssa Bulldogs overwhelmed cooperate with the wartime shoe this community two years ago and
Lieutenant Kurtz, son of Mr and
the Fruitland high school basket­ rationing program, Mr. Atkeson engaged In farming.
Mrs Marion L. Kurtz, received his Merle Kurtz received orders to go ball
team in a game played in Fr­ said there are plenty of shoes now Survivors are his widow, Winifred The facts behind the current nat­ Come listen a moment my Dear
primary training at Blythe, Calif­ to primary at Ontario, California, uitland
to take care of all civilians, but Smith; four children, Burnett, De- ion wide campaigns to grow victory One,
ornia, and his basic training at 30 miles northeast of Santa Ana. 35 to 24. Friday night by a score of these
supplies must be conserved. Lone, Luella and Lola Jean; his gardens, plan the family food sup­ Let this fact dwell in your mind;
Taft, from where he went to Ros­
The
game
was
the
last
Nyssa
co­
“There
Is no need for rushing mother, Mrs L. L. Smith of Duch­ ply, and produce and conserve meat That the things you go out seeking
Mr
and
Mrs
J.
M.
Wagner
recei­
well. New Mtxico. Kurtz, a graduate
ntest
before
the
Snake
river
valley
to
use
the
ration stamp un­ esne, Utah; a sister, Mia L. Wardel will be carried to tvery family In Are the things you surely will find.
of the Nyssa high school, attended ved a letter from their son Leo. and Oregon district tournament, til footwear shoe
is
DuChesne, and three brothers, Malheur county as Job No. 3 for
college for three years, first at Mis­ who had been in Ireland for six which opened in Payette Wednes­ the chairman said. actually needed”, of
Charles
Franklin Smith of Blue­ the neighborhood leader system, Delicious sweet honey
soula, Montana and later at La- months, stating he is located in day night.
bell, Utah, Mervln of Duchesne and said R. E. Brooke, oounty agent. For all to enjoy
north Africa.
Orande, Oregon.
As the Bulldogs held a decided
Details of the present situation Is patiently saught by the Bees
Ralph of Tabiona, Utah.
Coach John Young of Nyssa
In these three phases of the nat­ But the hated fly
Funeral
services
were
held
at
2
Corporal Charles Wilson, medical Van Ure and Wilmar Hipp left edge.
his substitutes extensively.
ional food problem were brought Who wallows in filth
p.m. today In the L.Dfl. chapel. Bi­ out
detachment, army and navy gen­ February 18 tor Spokane for their used
Miner
of
Nyssa
and
House
of
at the first training meeting Brings only repulse and disease.
shop
Arvel
Child
officiated.
Inter­
eral hospital. Hot Springs. Arkan­ final examination for the army. Fruitland tied for high honors wi­
for
community
leaden held In Or­
ment
was
In
the
Owyhee
cemetery
sas, who has been visiting in this
12 points each.
egon Slope, February 10. Assisting If we bring to our garden
with
the
Nyssa
funeral
home
In
vicinity, stated that "I am certain­ Mr and Mrs W. W. Deffenbaugh th Coach
Young used Larson. Pierce, The Nyssa and Ontario high sch charge.
the county extension Staff In this A beautiful rose
ly enjoying my 15-day furloubh, es­ received a telegram from the war Miner, Yost
and Wilson at the st­ ools will stage a smoker consisting
meeting was Chester Otis, assistant Abuse it mistreat it each day,
pecially my seven days in Nyssa department Monday saying “Your art of the game
followed with of boxing and wrestling bouts In
extension
specialist In farm crops, We will not have a rose
and community. Uncle Sam sends son. Private Joseph E. Deffenbaugh, Browne, Eldredge, and
the Nyssa gymnasium Wednesday ONTARIO FLIGHT
Holmes,
Counsil,
from
the
central
extension staff In But a stump full of thorns
cost
artillery,
reported
a
prisoner
his boys to many Interesting and
night at 8 o’clock.
To scratch us and hurt us for pay.
Tensen
and
Putnam.
Browne
play­
Corvallis.
of
war,
of
the
Japanese
government
varied places all over the world, but
SCHOOL
GROWING
ed
his
first
game
since
Injuring
his
The
program
will
consist
of
30
or
Rural
families
are
In
much
better
none of them seem to look as good In the Philippine Islands. A letter knee a few weeks ago.
rounds. Pour wrestling bouts Ontario, Feb 18 (Special)--Aut­ position than others, both to sup­ But If for that rose
to a service man as his home com­ will follow. The Adjutant Oeneral, The Fruitland players were Ho­ more
and
eight
or nine boxing matches horities at the Ontario airport have ply their own food needs and to We bring sunshine.
Washington D. C.
munity.
use and Judy, forwards; D. Hall, will be arranged.
the war efflrt by producing as We lavish attention and care.
recent orders to be prepar­ help
“In the year I have been In the Deffenbaugh has been listed as center;
Oumsey and Heap, guards, Nyssa has the edge on the basis received
much extra as possible. Farmers That very same rose
ed
by
Aprlal
1
to
handle
one
hun­
army, I have been In service In missing since December, 1941.
R. Hall, Whitmore and Beckwi­ of past preformances. The Bulldogs dred cadets.
have no restriction* on the amount Will bloom and bring Joy
Fort Lewis, Washington, Camp Ba­ Mr and Mrs Deffenbaugh also and
th,
substitutes.
have
been
rather
successful
this
of
meat they can butcher for their As long as we nurture It there.
received
a
letter
from
their
son,
rkley. Texas and Hot Springs. Ark­
In
preparation
for
these
addi­
year.
Among
other
accomplishmen­
The
Nyssa
B
team
defeated
the
own
use, but if they hold their own
ansas. I have been In Hot Springs Jacob Ray, stating he had been pr­ Fruitland B’s by a score of 29 to ts. they defeated Adrian last week tion trainees, wrok la being rushed consumption
If two darling Baby Pansies
down to the 3 H pou­ Oome
nine yonths and I have enjoyed my omoted to sergeant and transfered 15.
on
dormitories,
class
rooms,
mess
with upturned faces so sweet
nds
per
week
per
person
it
will
me­
work very much as a clerk in the from Fort Fungs ton. California to The lineups were as follows: Ny-
halls
and
Installation
of
modern
Would
we prise these glfD from
sa
many
millions
of
pounds
more
record office of the army and navy Shenango Pers R.IP.L. depot, Gr- ssa--Billlngs and Bybee. forwards; NAZARENES WILL
conveniences
In
the
way
of
plumb­
heaven
to
share
with
the
armed
forces
and
ennvtlle, Pensylvania.
general hospital.
ing, to Include showers and other
Or trample them under our feet?
Stienke, center; Morgan and Ward, HOLD MEETINGS
allies.
-I want to take this opportunity
accommodations for the Increased America’»
guards,
and
Marsh.
Wilson
and
Ro­
Importance
of
well
planned
vic­
Pic
Jack
W.
Walters
has
returned
to say “Hello” to all my friends in
Monday night, Febru­ number of cadets who will be stat­ tory gardens large enough to give Before its too late
substitutes; Fruitland--Hirata ary Beginning
Nyssa and community, many of to Bakersfield, California after sp­ ot.
22 the Nazarene church will ioned here.
and
Dunn,
forwards;
Hawk,
center;
extra supply of vegetables be­ Let’ pause for a while
whom I have not been able to see ending a 10-day furlough with rel­ Collinsworth and Kenda, guards, hold a revival meeting In the Sun­ At present there are forty-five an
when ID time
yond
use and canning requir­ So
atives and friends here.
set Valley community. The meeting enlisted and active navy men on ements fresh
during my short stay here.
For our own setting sun.
and
Walker,
Olsen
and
Pummell,
is
emphasised
this
year.
*T can say without hesitation th­
will continue for a couple of weeks. the field, with 15 additional men New and better bulletin aids from We'll not tremble in fear
at I have spent many a happy mo­ Lloyd Evan Nelson, aviation substitutes.
Mr and Mrs A L. Crane well kn­
To go to our Qod
to arrive tonight.
O. 8. C. are available.
own in this section as evangelistic expected
ment reading the Nyssa Oate City macninlst’i mate, 1st class, who Return From Eugene—
Ashamed of the things we have
How
the
family
food
supply
can
A
navy
officer
will
be
detailed
Is
stationed
at
the
naval
air
sta­
singers will be special singers. Rev. here for discipline and morale, and be planned for the entire year so done.
Journal, which some of my fine
tion.
Corpus
Chrlsti,
Texas,
is
vis­
Mrs Barney Wilson and Mrs C. Vem Martin will be the evangelist. will make this an exclusive naval that the least amount possible will
friends of Kingman Kolony have
had mailed to me. The boys In the iting friends In Nyssa. During his C. Wyckoff went to Eugene last Special services will be held Sunday training
ean be lovely
have to be taken from commercial Life
school.
service are also anHouS to hear furlough, he spent four days in Thursday to attend bhe Dad’s week afternoon, February 28 and March Office rooms
All
can
Joy,
ohanneli
Is
the
aim
of
Ibis
part
of
have been set up In the campaign. Charts will be dbt- If we give know
how our friends are getting along Beattie with his parents, Mr and program. Mrs Wilson's daughter, 7 The community Is Invited to at­
to
the
Ontario, located In the Mann build­ rtouted to each family to serve as Especially those world our best.
In the service and where they are Mrs. O. E. Nelson, former Nyssa MHs June Marie Wilson, was chos­ tend the services.
ing, and will be directed by Don T. a suggestion In planning the can­ Who are nearest to us,
stationed It is for this reason as residents. Nelson said he would en from 25 candidates as queen of
Faber, oo-ordlnator for the Lewis 8c ning.
well as hearing about home folk appreciate receiving letters from the campus with the title of “Sm­ Scouts Will Meet—
drying and freed ng of food* Our life will be happily bleat.
iles a Million” Miss Wilson greeted A meeting of the Boy Scouts of Clark college Which will continue this summer.
that I personally enjoy getting the Ms friends.
to
maintain
ID
branch
college
here
the dads who attended the annual the Lions club troop will be held
home paper.
The New Yean still young
1 might add that possibly Bob Roy E. Osborne, son of Mr and event. Mrs Wilson’s son. Huston, a tonight in the Methodist church. with Instruction In courses nece­ lente From Visit—
Bo
listen My Dear.
Bums lived In a different part of Mrs D. B. Osbomf. has been pro­ student at Oregon State college, Ralph Lawrence and Calvin Wilson ssary to the ground school curricul­
Drive
suspicion and hate from fo ­
Mr* W B Hoxle has returned ur mind
Arkansas, for during my stay there moted to the rank of staff sergeant went to Eugene to visit his mother will assist Scoutmaster Lloyd Pou­ um.
I have only twice seen college age of the army air corps at Tucaon. and sister Saturday Mrs Wyckoffs nds Any boy 12 years old or older Bach student will be allotted $75 home from Salem, where She vtstt- For I promise to you
people going down the street bare­ Arizona He enlisted In the army son. Dwight, la a student at the Is eligible to became a member of per month pay, along with expen*- ed her two eons. Lloyd E. and Cl- The things that you seek
university.
the troop.
ee. and will be In uniform
i eeton Hoxle for sb
footed. Arkansas, especially around In September, 1*41.
Are the things you surely will find.
Adequate Beet
Crop Predicted
Bill Approval
Prospects Good
Price Official
Discusses Law
Our Boys In
The Service
Alton B. Smith
Taken By Death
Bulldogs Defeat
Fruitland 35-24
Victory Garden
Plan Outlined
Smoker Will Be
Conducted Here