Nyssa gate city journal., June 10, 1943, Image 1

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77 NYSSA
VOLUME XXXvitI,
No. 21.
NYE RESIGNS AS
CHIEF OF POLICE
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10. 1943
JOURNAL
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THOMPSON QUITS
NEW METHOD OF
Parallel Auto
Demonstrations RATIONING
New System Of
BOARD Beet Thinning
MAILING
Parking Plans Walter A. Nye resigned Wednes­ On Food To Be Jess Thompson has resigned as a About Finished A new method BEGUN
of speeding up Voting* Offered
chief of polloe of Nyssa and Given In County member of the Nyssa rationing bo­
mail
deliveries,
through
addition of By Grange Head
Now Completed day was as succeeded
In This Section a branch post office number
by Orville Maze, who
ard. His successor as not been ap­
to the
has been night policeman for the
pointed.
Stripes Are Painted On
Three Blocks Of Main
Street
Drying, Canning, Freez­ Appointment of Mr. Thompsons Mexicans Are Expected address on mail for delivery in lar­ Japanese Problem Dis­
last six weeks.
ge cities, is being placed in oper­
ing To Be Covered successor will increase the number
To Be Here This
cussed At State
Mr. Nye was appointed in place
ation rapidly, according to Nyssa
By
Expert
Summer
of board members to four. Other
of Chief of Police A. V. Cook, who
Session
postal
officials.
members are Mrs B. o. Larson, ch­
the first part of the year Home food preservation demonst­ airman;
State highway department emp­ resigned
Reports
from
many
cities
indi­
Thinning
of
beets
in
the
Nyssa-
Frank
T.
Morgan
and
A1
June 10--Delegates to
went to Portland to work in rations will be given on June 21. 22, Kuehn7
loyes painted the parallel parking and
Nampa district is expected to be cate that it has been received en­ the EUGENE.
the shipyards.
70th
annual
session of the Ore­
23
and
24,
announces
R.
E.
Brooke,
thusiastically
by
the
press,
postma­
stripes on Nyssa's main street and
completed by June 15, according to
gon
State
Orange,
which opened
Malheur county agriculture agent.
did other painting the first of this
R. G. Larson, district manager of sters, business concerns and the here Monday were asked
to give th­
public.
The drying of vegetables and fr­
week.
the Amalgamated Sungar company.
eir
support
to
a
proposal
to permit
uits in the home, the home canning
Residents of small cities, towns all registered voters to cast their
The painting on the street and
However,
much
beet
hoeing
and
of meat, fish, vegetables, and fru­
sidewalks was done after the city
work in the lettuce and other crops and rural regions should inquire of ballots by mall.
its, and the preparation of meat,
firemen and other volunteers had
to be done.
their correspondents in the large The plan, as presented by Morton
and fruit for the frozen Ensign Milton LeRoy Cook, 35, remain
thoroughly washed the thorough­ Major Edgar B. Cole of Nyssa vegetables
The Mexican nationals brought cities concerning the number assi­ Tompkins, state grange master, in
locker,
will
be
demonstrated
by
native
resident
of
Nyssa,
who
was
fare. Starting at 6:30 Monday even­ has been missing in action, presum­ ! Miss Lucy A. Case, extension nut­ a student flier at the Dallas, Texas here a few weeks ago have all been gned to the city residents’ branch his annual message to the session,
ing, some of the firemen worked ably in Europe, since May 28, acc­ ritionist of Oregon State college. naval air station, was killed recen­ working steadily, with the except­ post office so that the mail may would be patterned after the pre­
until 4 a.m. Tuesday in order to ording to Information received by Each community is given a choice tly in a plane crash near Orand ion of during the period of rainy be expedited. The degree to which sent system of absentee voting, ex­
complete the work for the state relatives here.
weather. Work generally has been mail will be speeded depends upon panded to provide that each regist­
a drying, canning or freezing Prairie, Texas.
highway crew.
Major Cole, a squadron comman­ of
kept
up to date, although some the extent to which the numbers ered voter would receive his ballot
Other methods of Funeral services were held for few fanners
through the mall some days prior
With the painting of the para­ der in the U. S. air forces, is a for­ demonstration.
are needing help.
are used by mailers.
preservation will be discussed Ensign Cook in Baker, Oregon last The sugar company's
to the election date. The voter wo­
llel parking sections on the street, mer student engineer at the Nyssa if food desired,
contract
on
such as salting, smok­ week.
uld then mark his ballet and return
Nyssa's new system of parking has plant of the Amalgamated Sugar
the 55 Mexicans working here ex­
and storing food. There will Ensign Cook was bom October 17, pired
it in the same manner, or, if he so
been completely placed in effect. company. He enlisted in the army ing,
today.
The
company
is
renew­
be
a
chance
to
ask
questions
on
fo­
1917 in Nyssa. With his parents. Mr. ing its contract on 50 of them for
desired, cast it in person according
Parking on Main street from First in July, 1941.
preservation problems.
and Mrs Charles LeRoy Cook of the entire season. Local organiza­
to present procedure.
to Third streets is restricted to two Major Cole’s father, E. it. Cole, od The
big job of the rural people Baker for a short time before going tions are being formed to act as
The Tompkins plan has as
hours from 2 a.m. to 6 p.m.
is general superintendent of the in winning
this war, says Secretary to Clarks ton, Washington where he sponsors for the remainder of the
its objective simplifying voting pro­
The state employes painted the Amalgamated Sugar company. Maj­ of Agriculture
Wickard, is to raise was graduated from high school. He
cedure to make it possible and more
so that it appears that the Mrs M. L. Judd of Adrian, county convenient
parking sections with white paint or Cole is the husband of the for­
preserve food. Preservation of was graduated from Washington grou.p
for a greater percentage
Mexicans
will
be
kept
in
the
dist­
chairman
of
the
round-up
clinics
and painted lanes with yellow paint mer Royce Church, daughter of and
surplus food in the home is very State college at Pullman last June. rict this summer.
of the people to exercise their fran­
sponsored
by
the
Parent-Teacher
at intersections for pedestrians. Th­ Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Church.
important
because
it
releases
com­
Ensign Cook enlisted in the Uni­
associations and other interested chise.
ey also painted the stop signs and
mercial food products for victory ted States navy in August of 1942,
State Master Tompkins also rec­
posts,
groups in communities where there ommended
CANNING DONE IN
purposes. All farm families are urg­ He was to have been graduated fr-
in his message that pr­
are
no
PTA
units,
is
offering
to
ed to fill every glass Jar available om a naval flight school and rece­
esent laws which restrict voters fr­
DEMONSTRATION
the
units
and
groups
some
plans
with home preserved products. The ive his wings in a short time.
om changing their registration from
for the spring round-ups.
one party to another on or Just
Different methods of canning we­ supply of tin has been cut down Besides his parents he is survived
To
conserve
the
physicians’
time,
prior to election day, be repealed.
re demonstrated by Mrs Anderson by the war. The rationed amount by a brother, Dr. A. T. Cook of
Mrs
Judd
will
suggest
all-day
con­
of the Idaho Power company at of tin canned vegetables and fruits Stockton, California: three sisters, Larry Lee Bellon, 8-year old son ferences as a preliminary to the re­ The Japanese problem, which was
the third meeting of the Health for is far from adequate for good nutr­ Mrs. Cora Dooley and Mrs Lois Va­ of Mr and Mrs Joe Bellon of Nyssa, gular clincis with the physicians a subject of some controversy at
ition. Home canning in glass is lentine of Lewiston, Idaho, and a died in St. Luke’s hospital in Boise present.
the session, was treated at some
Mrs Rose Alice Mull of Nyssa Victory club. The demonstration in­ something
that can be done in ev­ twin sister, Mrs Mildred Hudson of June 1.
length in Tompkins' address. It was
cluded oven and pressure cooker
died at her home Monday.
Individual
conferences
will
be
he­
ery home as a practical war meas­ Bremerton, Wash.: six uncles A. V. Funeral services were held in ld. All children over two years of pointed out that even now, Japan­
Funeral services were held this canning.
and also to assure adequate Cook of Portland, formerly of Ny­ Peckam's chapel in Caldwell with age up to school age are Invited. ese are purchasing some of our ric­
afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. Prizes of fruits and vegetables ure
of food and well-balanced ssa; Carl E. Cook of Baker, Walter the Rev. Lloyd N. Pounds of the
farm lands. As to the stand to
M. H. Greenlee of the Methodist canned at the demonstration were amounts
will be registered, weighed, hest
of food for the non-produc­ B. and Jesse L. Cook of Keating: Full Gospel church of Nyssa offic­ They
be taken by the Grange on the dis­
church officiating. Interment was given to Mrs J. L. Church, Mrs supply
and
measured
and
given
the
vision
months. Drying of fruits and Ivan McNee and Ralph McNee of iating. Mrs Pounds sang ‘Away In test used in the school health in­ position of Japanese residents of
in the Nyssa cemetery with the George Mitchell and Marie Thomas. tive
country when the war ends,
A Manger" and "Does Jesus Oare?”.
Several new members were en­ vegetables is a method which can Pocatello, Idaho.
Nyssa Funeral home in charge.
made by the teachers each this
is a method which can
Tompkins recommended that the
Interment was in the Caldwell cem­ spection
Rose Alice McClellan was born rolled. Everyone interested in be­ vegeeables
fall
for
the
school
children.
used in place of canning with
session take no action other than to
etery.
March 11, 1890 in Woodward co- coming a member of this national be
Mrs Amy Larkin, county chair­ empower
the state Grange execu­
inexpensive equipment.
Larry was born January 13. 1935 man
unity, Oklahoma and was married organization is invited to attend homemade
nutrition
council,
will
be
pre­
committee to take suitable act­
woman should be interest­
at Scotts Bluff, Nebraska and lived sent with an exhibit of material for tive
to John Mull at Woodward in 1902. the next meeting. Attendance at ed Every
at the appropriate time.
two consecutive meetings entitles in some form of home food pre­
at Mmatare. Nebraska with his pa­
She came to Nyssa in 1924.
nutrition on self-help cl­ ion “Shortage
of farm labor is the
servation this year. Everyone will
tents until 1941, when the family correct
Survivors include six daughters, a person to membership.
othing
for
the
pre-school
child
end
greatest obstacle we face in meeting
want to know how to can fruits wi­
moved
to
Denver.
The
family
mo­
Mrs R. F. Duncan, Mrs B. B. Baker, At the July 1 meeting methods of th
home-made
toys
for
the
pre-school
less sugar or what substitutes for Two Ontario men, Corporal Jose­ ved to Nyssa in October of that child. Miss Lillian Nisbet, county the demand for all-out production,”
Mrs L. G. Smith and Katherine brining and dehydrating foods will sugar
Tompkins. “I feel that this
can bç used New pressure ph Sutherland and Private Walter year.
Mull, all of Nyssa, Mrs G. W. Eic- be featured.
librarian, will exhlbt books for the stated
problem,
irom the standpoint of
McPartland,
have
transferred
from
cookers
will
not
be
available
in
Besides
his
parents
Larry
is
sur­
ftpsr of Portland and Mrs p. J.
pre-school child and Mrs. Edna the national
administrative divis­
any quantity and will be rationed Co. B, Oregon state guard of Ont­ vived by two brothers, Jean and Farris,
Pulsipher ol Harper, and three
county
health
nurse,
will
be
ions of the various agencies, has
by the county war board: therefore, ario, to Oo. D. of Nyssta
Jerry;
a
baby
slstei,
Joan,
and
his
sons, Raymond, Clerance and Fred
present
for
consultation
on
health
been aggravated by departmental
those who have pressure cookers Mr. Sutherland is manager of the grandfather, Bert VanHorn.
Mull of Nyssa. Also surviving are
Mrs. Larkin. Miss Nisbet and Mrs. Jealousies
and mismanagement. Th­
will want to make the best use of Dessert Seed company and Mr. Mc­
her 93-year-old mother, who lives
Farris
will
be
available
for
individ­
is serious condition, unless speedily
them and share them with neigh­ Partland is the new principal Qjf
at Pueblo, Colorado: two brothers,
ual
conference*
throughout
the
corrected, may bring chaos to the
bors if possible. Use of the pressure the Nyssa grade school.
day.
one sister, and 10 grandchildren.
harvesting of much-needed crops
Those farmers growing certified cooker will be demonstrated at the The Oregon slat guard was org­
The conferences promise to be on
which the growers have spent
anized
a
year
ago
and
now
has
be­
canning
meetings.
The
construction
seed
this
year
will
be
able
to
take
Return From Visit—
worthwhile for parents. A summary
(Continued on page two)
of
home
made
evaporators
will
lie
tween
8000
and
9000
members
in
advantage
of
higher
prices
this
year
Mr and Mrs John Quigley retur­
of findings will be made and pre­
than in previous years. Lend explained and directions wiU be dt the state. Like other companies, the
ned home Sunday from Bremerton more
sented
to
the
physicians
for
their
Nyssa company has lost many men Appointment of W. A. Qrtgg. Ha­ consideration. Futher clinics and Veterans Will Meet—
lease on certified ladine clover seed strfbuted.
after a two-week visit witl> their has
A meeting of Disabled American
to the army and war industries. As rper. as state bee inspector for
notified growers to the etfect
daughter. Mrs John Stafford.
will be announced later.
Veterans.
chapter No. 11,
a result the local company is in Malheur county has been announ­ dates
chat the loan value will be at the NYSSA TIED IN
Clinics scheduled in the Nyssa will be held Border
In
the
hall in
need of recruits. New classes will be ced by the state department of agr­ district
rate of one dollar per pound. Seed
June will be held at the Wilder the night of I.O.O.F
June
11
at 9
started for men joining the outfit. iculture. which administers the st­ Kingman for Kolony
prices have advanced on other var­ SAFETY CONTEST
school house. Mo­ o'clock, war time. Several members
ieties of seeds approximately in Seven cities in the fourth division Drilling two hours a week is lit­ ate apiary taw.
Our Boys In this
nday,June 14 at the Owyhee school of the chapter live In this vicinity.
tle enough for any man to give Grtgg is nationally known as a June
proportion.
15, June 17 at the Oregon
for first place in the June st­ during
war-time,
one
company
off­
producer
of
fancy
comb
honey
and
Farmers in Malheur county are tied
Trail school house and June 28 and Has Mumps—
andings in the 1943 Oregon cities icer said.
Is
a
thoroughly
experienced
bee-i
to make application at an traffice
T h e Service advised
at the school gymnasium. The Mrs 8. Burbrldge has the mumps
contest, Secretary of
keeper, having produced bees on 29
early date for certification of their State Bob safety
conferences
will be opened at 10 this week.
Farrell
announced
today.
a
commercial
scale
for
35
years
or
fields which should be eligible for These cities were Barnfon. Enter­ LIONS NOMINATE
A.M.
and
closed
at 5 p.m.
more. He recently retired from act­
this practice. Eligibility includes prise, Mt. Angel, Myrtle Point, Ny­ MEN FOR OFFICE
ive operating, turning his apiaries
seed used from certified origin. In
and Warrenton.
GRAZING OFFICE
over to his two sons.
the case of alfalfa there should be ssa. In Vale
Nominees
for
officers
of
the
Ny­
the
frist
division,
Ben
contin­
a seedling inspection which is nece­ ued to hold first place while Salem ssa Lions club were selected at a Winter loss of bees in Malheur MAY BE ERECTED
POETS'
ssary so that inspectors may be was second and Klamath Falls was luncheon of the organization Mon­ county runs about 15 per cent, wh­
ich is considerably lighter than in Vale, June 10 (Special) —A new
certain that no plants from olc( in third place. In division two. Ba­ day noon.
CORNER
stands are in the field. This is also ker was first with Marshfield sec­ The nominees are as follows: Pr­ some sections of the state, reports federal warehouse and office for
true of clovers. One or two field ond Pendleton third. Ontario held esident, Bernard Frost and Rev. A. Burr Black, state apiary sup­ the grazing service of th# depart­
inspections are required plus a lab­ first place in the third division with M. H. Greenlee; vice president, Cal­ ervisor with headquarters at Salem. ment of the interior is a possibility
Edited by
He says Malheur county is apparen­ for Vale, Martin Galt, district gr­
oratory test on the seed after har­ Seaside
second and Hood River th­ vin Wilson and Frank Parr; sec­ tly pretty free from bee diseases, azier
vesting. Malheur county has been
T.
CAROL
BYBEE
revealed
today.
He
has
been
retary-treasurer, Grant Rinehart with exception of one or two sect­ authorized to secure some lots in
ird.
one of the important field seed gr­ Cities
and
R.
G.
Whitaker,
and
tailtwis-
“I
CAN”
are segregated according to
Houston Wilson, who is serving owing counties of the state and is
ions. Black was here last week to the city; and the Immediate inten­ Courtesy of Leo Child
Herschel Thompson and Henry make
in the engineering division of the now developing a vegetable seed population groups and standings ter,
final arrangements with Gr* tion is to erect a temporary ware­ from The Amature Athlete
UB. army, is spending his furlough business which promises to be one are based on improvement in the Hartley.
igg
to
handle the inspection*
house where the district’s supplies
The club voted to pay the ex­ Condition
with his parents. Mr and Mrs Bar­ of major importance and will pro­ current accidents experienced com­ penses
of bee* in eastern Ore­ can be stored. They are now locat­ If you think you are beaten, you
of
a
delegate
to
the
district
pared
to
the
previous
three-year
is favorable in general, except ed at the abandoned COC camp at are.
vide farmers with a handsome
ney Wilson.
convention to be held in Burley, but gon
average of each city.
in Baker eounty where considerable Harper.
Wilson, who served in the army supplemental source of income.
a
delegate
has
not
yet
been
select­
If you think that you dare not,
since March while attending the Farmers have indicated for 1943
alfalfa has been plowed under, the Later. Mr. Oatt said, it is hoped you
ed.
don’t.
state supervisor reports. He says of brick or stone which will be a If you'd
University of Oregon will leave that they will grow between 2500 U.s. WANTS DROP
also that Baker county has lost combination warehouse and office. you can't like to win. but you think
Saturday for Corvallis where he and 3000 acres of vegetable seed cr­ IN BROILER CROP
about 2.000 colonies of bees the past It the lots can be secured at once, It’s almost a cinch you won't.
will receive his assignment.
ops. The acreage of seed this year The war food administration's re­ N.E. DODD NAMED
two years, due chiefly to shortage Mr. Galt said, some buildings at
will include some certified seed pot­ quest for stabilization of broiler CHIEF OF A.A.A.
of help Half these colonies were Harper will be moved here and so­ It is true as the star in the skies
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cottle re­ atoes to supply local demands.
production
U
aimed
principally
at
ceived word recently that their son,
An Oregon farmer. N. E. Dodd of gassed and eombs melted for wax me other work done before the end That out in the world you’ll find
heading off over-expansion of com- Haines
Reid, has been transfered from
now heads one of the imp- and the other half were moved out of the present fiscal year when the Success begins in a fellow’s thoug­
merlcal
broiler
production.
The
1943
FarrMut. Idaho to a naval radio
appropriations for this kind of wo­
Nationaf
goal
calls
for
4
billion
po-
ortant
units
of the war food adm- of the county.
td&Altlon school in Chicago.
machinery tor working In eastern Oregon, as in other rk expire. He has made a request hts
unds of chicken meat, one bilUon inistratton's
farmars to produce food for sections of the state, many new to the county court to donate sev­ It's all in the state at mind.
more than last year. Farmers are with
Pfc Antonio Zilbizareta of the U. S
Freedm
better known th­ “backyard” beekeepers are in ev­ eral lots near the present county Full many a race is lost
to produce three billion roughout Mr the Dodd,
air forces is home on furlough from Funeral services were held at expected
warehouse. Members at the county | Ere ever a step is run;
western states as "Bd" idence this year
pounds
of
the
total,
including
375
court
had this matter under cons­ And many a task has failed
Madison. Wisconsin
this
week
was
appointed
national
million
pounds
from
off-season
br­
Peckham’s chapel in Caldwell Sat­ oods raised during the fall and win­ chief of the agricultural adjustment Regllgious Meeting Held—
ideration
today.
Before It was ever begun.
afternoon. June 5. for Mrs. ter when brooding facilities are no- I agency
A religious street meeting was
private Harold G. Olson of Nyssa, urday
Eugenia
Orosswhlte.
mother
of
Mrs.
held
Saturday
night
under
the
lea­
who is stationed with the army or­ Douglas McD nald of Nyssa
nnally idle
Ed Dodd is one of the farmers
IS SET
Think big and your deeds will grow:
dnance department at Casper. Wy­ Dr H. H Hayman was in charge The farm plan survey shows that ] who helped set up the nat'onal dership of the Rev Slaughter of LUMBER
Think small and you'll fall behind:
ASIDE
FOR
FARMS
oming. has become acquainted with of the services. Miss June Wil­ the state’s 1943 chlcken-for-meat j farm program in the early '30s; Ch- the Assembly of God church. Rev
that you can and you will;
Oene Autry, well-known movie star son of Nyssa furnished the music goal probably will be exceeded W1 oaen by his neighbors to head the Homer Walkup. evangelist, sang To relieve lumber shortages on Think
at the camp Olson, known in Ny­ Mrs. Crosswhite, 87 years old, th both livestock and poultry num­ Baker county com-hog committee, two solos as he played on his guit­ farms for all repairs except those It's all in the state of mind.
ssa as Olie" Olson. desires to was well known in Apple Valley, bers now at the point where careful he was shortly afterward appointed ar. Richard Waddell and Lloyd to farm dewellings WPB has set If you think you’re outclassed, you
know whether any other Nyssa re­ where she resided for several years management of feed supplies are to the post of chairman of the st­ Pounds played an Instrumental du­ aside a total of 500 million board are.
sidents are stationed at Casper His before golr _, to Caldwell to make required, the »tote USDA war board ate corn-hog committee When the et. Mrs Rose Wong, returned miss­ feet of lumber for delivery on an You’ve got to think high to rise:
address is 461 Bomb Sqdn. 2nd air her home with her daughter, Mrs cautions against further expansion agricultural adjustment and con­ ionary. delivered the message A AA2 preference rating during; June. You’ve got to think well of your­
interest is being shown and
force. A.A3. Casper Wyoming. Josephine Lewis. She was a mem­ in broiler production, especially wh­ servation program was organized general
it
is
hoped
that the** meetings may July. August and September. Far­ self.
in
1936.
Dodd
became
chairman
of
ere construction of new facilities Is
of the Christian church.
develop
with
the community taking mers who cannot obtain lumber Before you can win a prize.
Elmer E. Olson, son of Mr and ber Interment
Involved. Increased off season pro- | Oregon’s first state AAA commlttoe
present ratings, should apply
Mrs Torvakl Olson, whose other son cemetery. was in the Parma duotton is still wanted, but mostly He left that post in 1938 to become part in the singing one local min­ with
to
the
county farm rationing com- Life’s battle doesn’t go
ister
said
assistant
director
and
than
director
is stationed with the army at Casp­
from
farmers
who
have
the
facll
mmittee
for certificates to purchase To the stronger or faster man.
of AAA' s waatam ragion, eompru-
er, Wyoming, has been tranrferred Takes PosHl
ies.
labor
and
feed
and
are
in
the
lumber
for maintenance, repair But soon or late, the man who
Goes
To
Baker—
from the Oakland air station to Udith Douglas has accepted a po­ best position to raise an etra br­ tng the 13 western states
and
new
construction necessary to wins,
Mrs
Alice
Collins
left
Wednesday
Livermore California. Olson, a me- sition at the J. R Slmplot dehydra- ood during tbs late summer and Dodd still operates his farm near for Baker on a business trip.
to the fellow who thinks he can!
the food production procram.
Haines,
Oregon.
talsmlth. second class, is a petty ter two miles from Caldwell.
fall
officer in the naval air corps
Major Cole Of
Nyssa Missing
Ensign M. Cook
Killed In Crash
PTA To Sponsor
Local Clinics
Larry L. Bellon
Taken By Death
Funeral Is Held
For Rose Mull
2 Transferred
To Nyssa Guard
Certified Seed
Prices Higher
Bee Inspector
For Co. Chosen
Mrs. Crosswhite
Funeral Is Held
9