THE NYSSA GATfe CitV JOURNAL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBEK 2, 1943
PAGE
your landing point and be there to it clean for the seasonings soak into
pick you up when you hit. Shortly the bowl and give a delicious flavor
after my chute opened a German to later salads
fighter plane made a dive at me, In making the salad, first of all.
waved as he went by. It never occ we need a green, leafy vegetable for
urred to me that he might take a a base and we have lettuce, chicory,
KLASS V. POWELL - - -
shot at me. He may have been out endive, water cress, dandelion gr
of ammunition or more probably eens, chard or spinach from which
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didn't have the inclination. He un to choose. Now go to your refriger
Open rate, per inch.......... 35c
G n p V#»RT
12.00
doubtedly radioed my position to ator or garden and get whatever
National, per inch..............35c
ground forces."
vegetables are available such as ra
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“ “This was on a Sunday, and dishes, onions- (if the family per
Minimum..........30c
(Strictly in Advance)
when I hit I started running to get mits) celery, peppers, cucmber, tom
away from my landing point before ato, carrot, sliced cauliflower, or
Published every Thursday at Nysaa. Malheur County, Oregon
the
Germans got there. For the next left-over string beans, carrots, peas,
Entered at the postofflce at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission
several months I saw much of Fran etc. Chop or cut the vegetables Into
through the United States Malta, as second class acatter. under
ce. I was very lucky and had lots deBired sizes and toss them into a
the act of March 3, 1819.
of help."
salad with the greens and dressing.
"Shortly at ter I first hit the gr Be sure to dry the vegetables well
MALHEUR COUNTY CALLED ON
ound and found a temporary hiding after washing as there Is nothing
place I watched the flames and worse than a watery salad. The ma
FOR WAR LOAN MONEY
smoke from the remains of Avail yonnaise or dressing should be the
Jones. I felt like crying as I only moisture present. Mix the in
Malheur county residents, along with other able
watched
that. However there was gredients with a fork to eliminate
American citizens, will be called upon this mon | some consolation
from this too much stirring.
th to make the greatest financial contribution isame point I could that
see the smoke Serve the salad on a crisp lettuce
from the ruins of the four German leaf or in Individual salad bowls
they have ever made toward the war effort.
fighters
in the and your family will declare you’re
The United States government is asking for fight. All we the had time shot I was down in France
15 billion dollars to help finance the war. That I ate well, particularly when I was the best salad maker yet!
from the big cities."
figure includes $696,800 from Malheur county, away
STATE IS SHORT
At one time during hta stay In ON SCRAP PILE
$345,000 from individuals and $351,500 from France,
Luehrs fell in with other
corporations. In July Malheur county only rais Allied airmen
and was party to | Oregon must round up over 19
ed 24 per cent of its regular war bond quota, so hatching up a plot to kidnap a percent
more scrap metal in the
general, steal a speed boat
it is up to us to better our quota for the third German
half of 1943 than it did in
and escape to England with the second
the first six months of this year in
war loan.
captive. Circumstances which the order
to keep the western states
As one man pointed out, we should contribute group could not control foiled the war machine
rolling, J. Fred Ber-
plot.
regularly as well as during the special camp
gesch, war production board district
Luehrs eventually wound up in manager,
announced.
aigns.
where
he was . promptly
th-
. „ He
„ with
... I . The increased
need
plate
Successful conclusion of the third war loan Spain
rown
in
Jail.
was
in
a
cell
____ production
___ for
. _. steel
.
»
___
.
J
.
„____„„a
111
expending
war
actlv
of other escapees and itles in this area, plus the increased
drive probably means a successful allied invas a that number
as "millions of in
for scrap metal by local
ion of Europe, because we are already sending sects’’. he It describes
did no good to kill them, demand
and West coast steel fur
our sons, brothers, husbands and other relatives it was an endless task. Through the foundries
naces.
has
the higher
courtesy
of
the
Spanish
police
he
overseas at a terrific pace. The future course of was given a haircut, the variety quotas in the prompted
current salvage pro
the war, its length and its casualties depend up that leaves only a shinning dome. gram.
The Oregon goal Is set for 32,000
on us at home. The more bonds, more material So complete and thorough was the additional
net tons, as the state’s
Spanish barber that Luehrs has quota has been
-the shorter the war, the fewer the casualties. had
upped to 110,000 net
no
further
need
for
such
service
The third war loan is primarily for the people. since that date.
tons for the current half year as
with 78,000 net tons for
It calls for the purchase of bonds beyond these
At the end of a week an Amer compared
first six months of 1943, accord
consul and military attache the
you buy through payroll savings. It means the ican
L. Bowden. WPB district
at the prison. Three days ing to W.
investment of money otherwise spent fofr luxur appeared
chief.
and many yards of red tape later salvage
War Production Board dist
ies.
they returned and took the group rict The salvage
are now be
to living quarters on the Mediter ing extended operations
to a spot-check sur
stled Into a chute. At that moment ranean where they had plenty of vey of all abandoned
mines and
a 20 mm cannon bullet exploded In good food, and could swim dally. railroads, lumber mills, metal
brid
The
Spanish
jail
diet
had
consisted
the bomb throwing hot lead all over of a few grains of rice daily wash ges, and other deserted projects
tihe Ship bay, blowing both doors ed down with olive oil. From there throughout Oregon, with available
off and "I though I was done for Luehrs
was taken to Gibraltar Wh idle iron and steel scrap.
right there,” says Luehrs, “I was hit ere he boarded
(Continued from Page 1)
a plane for England GOVERNOR SNELL
In the leg and blood started stream and eventually home
a sortie against the Nazi submarine ing
on his present ON EASTERN TRIP
down.
I
through
I
was
bleeding
base at Lorient. The Fortress carried to death. I had never bailed out furlough.
the name of "Available Jones” and before but there was nothing else
Steiwer of Fossil, president
It was to see them through many to do now so out the waist hatch I VICTORY FOOD HINTS of W. the H. senate,
has gone to Salem to
tight spots. Available Jones was not went. By this time the plane was
become acting governor during the
Leona Anderson
particularly lucky on her first raid down to about 10,000 feet. We are
ahsen
:nce of Governor Earl Snell from
Idaho Power Company
Riddled with flak It made a forced
The s state during an eastern trip,
Home Service Advisor
to delay opening our chutes as
landing at the first Einglish airport told
Governor Snell left Portland for
long as possible but I wanted to
It could reach. Damage was so hea have
SALADS
ROUND
OUT
A
MEAL
Chicago,
where he will preside over
plenty
of
time
to
work
In
the
vy that it was a month and a half event my Chute did not open prom Fresh vegetables in our Gardens the meeting
of the forestry comm
before the ship was again ready ptly. It opened. There are good are asking for space on our dinner ute of the Council
of State Govern
for combat.
reasons for delaying. There is less table so let’s use them in abundan ments. He then will attend the
During the time "Available Jones" chance
being machine-gunned on ce. The one answer is a fresh salad! meeting at Mackinac Island, Mich.,
was being refitted Luehrs flew five the way of down.
Germans do Do you have a favorite wooden of the republican p 06 t-war advisory
missions as a member of the crew that. Also there A is few less
fo r; mixing bowl for your salad? If you council. The governor will return
ol the famous "Dry Martini". When German ground troops to time
estim ate; do, don’t wash it too carefully, wipe to Salem in about 10 days.
his own ship returned to action it |
made up for lost time. On the next
11 raids it escaped without a scrat
ch. On the twelfth it died a gallant
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
death.
On the morning of April 4 the
FOR MALHEUR COUNTY
crew of “Available Jones" gathered
with other crews of the group in
In the Matter of the Foreclosure of Delin- )
the briefing room. There they were
quent
Taxes and Assessments included )
told the target for the day was the
within
the 1943 Tax Foreclosure List of )
Renault Motor Works at Parte. They
Malheur County, Oregon.
)
•
were told the point of rendezvous,
the elevation the mission would be
TO ALL PERSONS HEREINAFTER NAMED, AND TO ALL PERSONS HEREINAF
flown; the type of enemy fighters
expected to be encountered and wh
TER NAMED AS OWNERS OF REAL PROPERTY IN MALHEUR COUNTY,
ere to expect them; flak areas and
OREGON,
AND TO ALL PERSONS OWNING, OR CLAIMING TO OWN, OR
other points Important to the raid
HAVING
OR
CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY INTEREST IN ANY PROPERTY IN
The planes took off. gained ele
CLUDED IN THE FORECLOSURE LIST HEREINAFTER SET FORTH, AND
vation and headed toward Paris It
was a perfect day for the mission
BEING THE DELINQUENT TAX FORECLOSURE LIST OF MALHEUR COUN
Strangely no enemy fighter planes
TY,
OREGON, FOR THE YEAR 1943.
or flak were encountered enroute
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO TAKE NOTICE That Malheur County, as
to Paris or during the bombing runs.
Flying the number two spot In for
Plaintiff, has filed in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Malheur County, an
mation the “Aavllable Jones" drop
application to foreclose the lien of all taxes shown on the Malheur County Tax Fore
ped its tons of bombs dead on the
closure List for the year, 1943, hereinafter set forth in full, and that Malheur Coun
target and swung around to head
for home Then trouble developed
ty, as Plaintiff, will apply to the Court for judgment and decree foreclosing such tax
in the form of five Focke-Wulfe 190
liens not less than thirty days from the date of the first publication of this notice, ex
Oerman fighters, clmasing Available
cluding the first day of publication; any and all persons interested in any of the real
Jonra as there special target. En
property included in said Foreclosure List are hereby required to file an answer and
emy cannon fire knocked out the
number two and three engines and
defense, if any there be, to such application for judgment and decree within thirty days
the Fortress plummeted out of for
from the date of the first publication of this notice, which date is the 2nd day of Sep
mation with all electrical equipment
tember, 1943.
allot out of order. Alone in the sky
Available Jones was a wide open
This notice is published by authority of an order of the County Court for Malheur
target for the five Fbcke-Wulf 190's
County,
Oregon, in the Nyssa Gate City Journal, a newspaper of general circulation
and they zoomed in for the kill with
published
in said County, and designated in said order as the newspaper in which said
cannon and machine guns blazing
notice is to be published, which order is dated the 18th day of August, 1943.
Fortress gunners blazed back with
an aim just as deadly that made
That the delinquent Tax Foreclosure List for the year 1943, which application is
the Oermans pay for their kill
made
to foreclose, is as follows:
Four of the assailants were
shot down, one of them credited to
No.
Name of Owner
S. T R. Tax
Description
Tax
Int.
the guns of 9gt. Luehrs.
Total
Roll
Intent only on gunning down the
1 Archabal Bros
......... ...NF.1NWI
6 41 47 1940
1.52
35
Oerman diving directly at hta guns
1939
.61
1.96
4.44
Luehrs had tittle time to notice the
2 Ashcraft. Odice .......... ----------A. T. No 6 in
14 21 46 1942
.31
.03
actions of other members of hta
1941
.30
.05
crew. He knew that ship enter-
1940
.33
.08
communication prone* had gone out
1939
30
.09
1 49
of commission with the first Nazi
3 Baldwin. Douglas E. ............Lots 1 and 4
31 21 47 1942
81.21
7.31
blast Suddenly he saw parachutes
1941
161.42 24.21
opening below him and began ch
1940
4695
204.12
ecking on the rest of the crew me
1939 142.77 44.26 712.25
mbers Hr found only himself, the
4 Bank of California ..... ______ Portion of Jamieson
engineer-gunner and the ball turret
Acreage Tr. No. 159
gunner still aboard With the aid of
13 16 43
in the SWHNEV4
the engineer the turret gunner was
Portion of TV. No. 160
brought up into the plane and hu
15 16 43
In the SWHNEV4
The G ate City Journal
Ontario Youth
Describes Fight
NOTICE OF TAX FORECLOSURE
1942
Portion of Tr. No. 162
1941
in SEH N Ei and
15 16 43 1939
SW KNEI
1942
5 Biggs, Phebe .............................SJNV 4 South oí M al
3 19 43 1941
heur River
3 19 43 1940
NISV4, SiSW i
1934
7 Bowen, J. E., et ux ...................SWJNWJ, NWJSWV4 23 23 '20 20 46 1942
1941
1940
1935
1942
Burbridge, Mrs. Alwena ......Undivided I interest
36 18 46 1941
in SWV4NW*
1940
1939
1938
1937
21 19 44 1942
10
22 19 44 1941
28 19 44 1940
N Vi NEH
1939
/
7 33 41 1942
12 Coast Land Company ..............NV4NWV4NEV4
1941
1940
1939
7 33 41 1942
13 Coast Land Company ..............NV 4 SEJSE »4
1941
1940
1939
9 32 40 1942
14 Coast Land Co., L td..................SJSEJNEJ
3 32 40 1941
NV4NEJNWV4
33 30 41 1940
NJNEV4SEV4
1939
1942
15 Coast Land Co., Ltd ................SJSWV4NWV4,
1 32 40 1941
SV4NWV4NWV4
1940
1939
1 32 40 1942
16 Coast Land Co., Ltd ......
N1SEJSWJ
17 31 41 1941
SV4NWJNEV4
15 32 41 1940
SHNWINEV4
1939
3 32 41 1942
17 Cole, Marion ...............................SV4SWV4NWV4
1940
1939
1936
1942
All south of river In
18 Corliss, S. ft.
32 17 47 1941
NWV4SWV4
1940
1939
1942
19 Corp. of the Presiding Bishop5 acres in NE corner
14 21 46 1941
of the Church of Jesus Christof the NEV4NW1
1940
of L atter Day Saints ................
1939
20
11 17 43 1942
14 17 43 1941
NEV4NWI
1940
1939
15 31 41 1942
21 Crosby, R F................................ NV4NEV4NWV4
1941
1940
1939
25 19 46 1942
22 Davis, Don D.......................... SWV4NWV4
26 19 46 1941
SiN EJ
1940
1939
16
1942
23 Davis, J. H .............. ............. WÌSWV4
17 17 47 1941
SV4SE1
1940
1939
36 15 43 1942
24 DeWert, E. D........................... EV4NEV4
1941
1940
1939
26 Eastern Oregon Land Co........ East of S. S. ditch
35 19 46 1937
in NE1SEI
27
7
1942
Below main canal
1941
20
46
7
1940
in EV4NWV4
1939
29 Feldtman, Orville M.................NWV4SWI,
1942
27 18 44 1941
NJNEV4SWÏ
1940
1939
1 32 41 1941
31 Fliegman, S am u el...................... NVsNWViSWi
1940
1939
32 Franks, Grace .............................NWJNEV4 less
1942
16 26 44 1941
A. T. 1
1940
1939
1 31 41 1942
34 Grayson, H attie M..................... SJNEHNWVi
1941
1940
1939
16 18 43 1942
35 Heltzel, Clara A., et al ............NE Vi
1941
1940
1939
37 Hite, William H
33 20 41 1942
........ Lots 1 and 2
34 20 41 1941
NJNWJ
1940
1939
41 Howes, H. C..................................SEV4
16 18 43 1942
1941
1940
1939
29 32 41 1942
42 Kimbell, Eugene L., et a l ........NV4SEJSEV4
1941
1940
1939
47 Kuhne, Carl F.........................„.WV4NEJ, NV4SEV4
24 21 37 1942
1941
1940
1939
48 Lane, Herbert et ux.............. SV4SWV4SE1
17 33 40 1942
1941
1940
1939
50 Lawrence, Leanor L. ...........Lots 2, 3, 4
32 26 45 1942
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4
5 27 45 1941
5 27 45 1940
SWV4NEH, SIN
Lot 1, SEINE 14
6 27 45 1939
52 Libby, Louis
...........NW H, NV4SWI
16 19 45 1942
1941
1940
1939
54 Matsumura, Mamoru
25
1942
25 18 43 1941
1940
19”!)
55 Moore, Bishoo
SWISWJ
23 32 40 1942
NW *4 NW Vi
35 30 41 1941
NINW JNEI
25 31 41 1940
1939
56 Moss, W entworth H ......... ......... SINEV 4
8 18 46 1942
1941
1)40
1919
57 McClure, Marie C. ..._..............A T. No. 1 ln SV4
8 18 46 1942
1941
1940
1939
58 McDonald, Albert T ............. NEHSWV4
11 17 46 1942
1941
1940
1939
59 McDonald. Roger Douglas NWV4SEV4
11 17 46 1942
1941
1940
1939
62 Nyssa Bench Land Co.
WV4SEJ, SEISE >4
7 20 46 1942
1941
1940
1939
63 Ocamico, Guy
W HSW H
2 22 46 1942
(Continued on page six.)
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.06
1.07
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1.01
.31
3.32
553.70 49.83
852.92 127.93
843.97 194.11
433.52 307.80 3363.78
81.38
7.32
95.42
14.31
12.83
2.95
15.12
9.53 238.86
.25
2.77
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1.71
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2.07
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2.52
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2.10
1.07
2.27
17.10
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6.94
2.73
18.21
4.28
18.63
6.33 78.17
20.43
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3.35
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3.35
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2.23
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2.40
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2.88
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'1.49
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1.59
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6.75
1.93
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4.46
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2.40
12.75
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2.93
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3.74
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5.00
55.57
9.45
62.98
61.42 14.13
73.41 22.76 304.72
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1.92
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1.18
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1.38
6.56
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1.14
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4.23
2.47
16.46
3.85
16.76
5.77 68.57
18.61
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.74
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.79
3.33
.29
.95
6.33
70.36
7.85
52.34
66.26 15.24
49.60 15.38 283.36
6.78
75.33
7.59
50.61
51.43 11.83
52.36 16.23 272.16
.08
.92
.44
2.95
.89
3.86
4.08
1.26 14.48
9.71 30.38
20.67
15.45
1.39
21.10
3.17
4.80
20.86
5.50 90.00
17.73
59.82
5.38
9.47
63.11
62.03 14.27
66.84 20.72 301.64
.74
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3.08
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1.03
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1.22
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1.29
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4.76
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2.63
2.78
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6.50
98
6.87
1.58
9.85
3.05 31.86
35.89
3.23
33.89
5.08
32.75
7.53
36.72 11.38 166.47
2.78
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6.50
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6.87
1.58
9.85
3.05 31.86
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.02
.74
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.79
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3.35
1.96
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5.28
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1.27
6.42
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3.39
8.07
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19.89
2.98
23.44
5.38
29.27
9.07 98.84
5.70
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14.95
2.24
15.23
3.50
14.17
4.39 60.69
162.57 14.63
168.41 25.26
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10.80
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51.22
4.61
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91.59 21.07
113.91 35.31 423.97
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2.59
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