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ÎHE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY JANUARY 20, 1944 PAGE THREE of the lend-lease program In March western provinces of Canada Into 1925 ( 43 Stat. 1090; 16 U.S.C. secs 485, 4861, to exchange land within | of 1941. Three categories of food the United States. Such a move the Malheur and Whitman Nation j are in commercial storage today— ment should bring 40 million bush al Forests for tlmuer within the : the largest being privately owned els into this country during the Malheur National Purest, Oregon. and destined for distribution to That on Septmber 20. 1943 certified ; civilians. The second category con- next four months. During J943# | sists of stocks owned by the mili- approximately 185 million bushels copies of Certificate of Incorpor j tary force for which detailed date of grain were transported over the ation of Hines Land and Timber : are not made public. The third tn- great Lakes to U. S. ports. It is Company, and Certificate of Own RATES: Two cent* par word lor each Issue. Minimum cash tn ership merging Edward Hines Lu j eludes stocks stored by the food planned to step up this movement advance is 30c. distribution administration for the to 285 million bushpls in 1944. mber Company into Hines Land j WFA. Theie stocks are used for and Timber Company and changing i lend-lease pruposes and for emer- name of Hines Land and Timber ! gency use by the military. Late model John Deere Company to Edward Hines Lumber MISCELLANEOUS or WANTED- ¡CONTAINER SHORTAGE WARN Farm-all H tractor with rubber Company were filed. The applicant For Sale The carnival held Friday by the ING tires ior row crops. M. Furuyama, offers 21.859.02 acres of fond des j It will be necessary for used wo- chalk BllUe Orange was a suc- Cairo junction, phone 348J5 30d4xp cribed as follows: All secs. 1, 3, 5, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— I eden containers to fill a 10 to 20.cess an d sponsors hope to be able 9, 'll. 13. 15. 17. T. 15 8., R. 38 E.. 6-room modern house, good lo WANTED—Used furniture. Highest S'aSEW l>ercent gap this year if 1944 crop announce the winner of the Sec. 19, T. 15 S.. R. 37 E, cation. $2500. Easy terms. prices paid. Phone 149W. Nyssa All Secs. 19. 21, S*8W * Sec. 23. yields are normal, the war food 4 H scholarship in next week's Farm, well-improved, 94 acres, i Furniture Co. 1ATFC aU Sec. 25. 3 * 8 * Sec. 27. all Secs. SELECTIVE SERVICE CHANGES iin landing craft, now in urgent administration advises. Container paper. Dorothy Snyder won the combination stock and row crop. 31. 33. 35, T. 15 8., R. 36 E., aU Sec. Occupational deferments gener cemand by the Armed Forces. salvage will be of great Importance prize in the 'popular girl" con- WANTED—Listing on farm and city 29. Oood buy at $9500 13, 8., R. 35 E.. all Secs. 3, 5, ally will be denied 18 to 22-year-old FRUIT SPREADS ALLOCATED to fruit and vegetable growers and *efd and Adolph Snyder won the Farm, well-Improved, 40 acres, property. A. L. Atkeson. 6MTFC. 7. 9. T. » 16 The outlook also is dark h°mliest man contest, , 15, 16, 17. 19. 21. W * Bee. registrants, other than those In ag Seasonally increasing quantities handlers. modern house. $10,000. for egg crates of all kinds, meat i Tommy Drydale, Johnny Hamil HIGHEST PRICES fOl 23. all Secs. 27. 29, 31, 33, T. 16 S., riculture, fathers Two 80-acre tmcts, $6000 each. WE live PAY and nan-fathers of commerical jams, jellies, marm fox feed horses. Phone 8 Pay R. 36 E., aU Sec. 1, T. 17 S„ R. 35 alike, unless they are engaged in alade, and fruit butter, produced packing boxes, open mesh bags and ^on Virgil McOee and U. E. Park- Five miles irom Nyssa. $7Ntfc E„ lots 1 and 2. S*N *, S * Sec. activities in which deferment is from fruits harvested last summer similar containers. The shortage ot | er made a trlP 10 Twin Springs 39 acres, well improved, larm eq ette. 5. Lots 1, 2 and 3. E*NWV4, NEV4- spe:ificatly authorized, according to and fall, are now reaching the civ- wooden containers is due to a gen- ilast week. uipment Included, on oil road, price FURNITURE WANTED—We pay SWVi, Dorothy Snyder of Calloway, NE*. N*SEVi, SEHSE*. Selective Service. Furthermore, ail I ilian market, according to WFA. It earl scarcity of commercial wood I Nebraska $8900 is visiting her sister, highest prices for used furniture. and lumber products and to the Sec. 7, N* N*SW * Sec 9, T. 17 A. L. ATKESON Nordale Furniture company. 21Jtfc S. , R. 36 E, W.M., Oregon, in ex registrants will be given pre-induct- is estimated that civilians will have fact that use of lumber for pack Mrs. Grover Cooper. and late potatoes change for national forest Umber Ion physical examination at least 21 consumed or have In their possess aging and shipping has Increased Dick Parker is home on fur FOR SALE—1941 Chevrolet pickup WANTED—Early before being Inducted. There ion 416 million pounds of these fr over 300 per cent since the war st lough visiting his parents, Mr. 4 new tires, excellent condition. for seed; barley, wheat and oats. ! from the following fond: Secs. 14, days fore, the period of three weeks in uit spreads du Ing the current pack and Mrs. U. E. Parker. He is 15, 22, 23, 25. 26, 27, 34. 35. T. 15 S. Charles Newblll, Adrian 13J2xp Also some for feed. F. W. Dalton, the enlisted reserve now granted by year which ends next June. Tins arted. stationed at Camp Robinson. Ar SLUAGHTER RECORDS R. 28 E.. Secs. 1, 2, 3, 10. 11, 12. 13. 1933 N. 18th St., Boise, or Max C. the one-week period Is about 69 per cent of the approx Total 1943 slaughter of cattle, kansas. FOR SALE—Purebred Duroc sows, 14, 15, 21. 22, 23, 26. 27. 28. 34. T. 16 the Army by and the Navy will be elim imate total supply. gilts, boars. <3. C. Lytle, 2 miles Swensen, route 2, Nyssa. 30D2xp S„ R. 28 E., Secs. 23. 24, 25, 26, and granted calves, hogs, sheep and lambs set Johnny Hamilton made a busi inated. These changes become eff north, 3 west Nyssa. 13J4xp an all-time record for one year at ness trip to Vale Saturday. 31 to 36 Inclusive, T. 16 S.. R. 32 E„ ective BUTCHERING 1. 103,721,000 which topped the record Bill Britton has gone to The Secs. 1 to 36 inclusive. T. 16 S.. R. SOCIAL February Custom butchering every Monday SECURITY FOR FARM set in 1942 by about 10,000,000 head. Dalles. LOST and Friday. Beef, sheep and pork. 33 E., Secs. 1 to 28 Inclusive and ERS During December, 7,566,816 hogs A group of men met at the Cow butchering guaranteed. Secs. 34 and 35, T. 17 S.. R. 32 E.. Social insurance for farm oper LOST—Pair child’s glasses, be Sanitary were slaughtered in the United St Hollow hall Tuesday to work on Phone 05R1. One mile west of Nyssa Secs. 1 to 8 Inclusive, and Secs. 17, ators, tween Dessert Seed plant and L. on farm workers, business and ates to set an all-time record for the building. 18, 19, 20, 30, 31. T. 17 S., R. 33 E„ professional men. household work Alberta Ave. Jake Fischer. DS. church or Oordon's drlve-ln. any month. New December salugh- W.M., Oregon. The offered lands Contact Journal or box 475, Nys ers, and employees of Government ter records also were set for cattle, are subject to the following descri ALICE A C.OLLINS " sa. Reward! 6J4JC t FASHION FOUNDATIONS and non-profit organizations was calves, sheep and lambs. There bed right outstanding in the East al recommended by the Social Sec- were 1,190,853. cattle slaughtered, FOR SALE—Auto Liability Insur- | Will Call By Appointment. ern Oregon Land Company: “And rulty board In Its eighth annual re .»28.775 calves, and 2,257.936 sheep Edwin Musgrave of Parco, Wyom excepUng and reserving to and for port. The board urged Residence Phone 122-J ance. $11.50 per year on "A" Ration. Inclusion of and lambs. These are national fig- ing spent Wednesday at the Leslie the grantor, its successors and ass these groups in an expanded Social 1944 AAA PROGRAM Box 500, Nyssa. Other Rates Proportionately low Liberal allowance provisions of ures-total Oregon slaughter Is re Topliff home. igns. .for the period ending forty Secruity Meets State's Requirements. Program which would in the 1944 program offer county far- ported to be down. E. L. Jamison returned from the from the date of recordation clude insurance Legal Advertising years Bernard Eastmen against cost of me-| mers increased assistance in soil PROTEIN MEAL DISTRIBUTION ! veterans hospital In Boise Satur- of deed of conveyance to the United FOR SALE—Farms of all sizes NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING States the right to enter upon the dical and hospital care without building and conservation for all- Directed distribution by the war day. $100 to $300 an acre. A. L. Atkeson, NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN, lands described In said deed of con dlstrubing the present principle of out, production. Elimination of in- food administration of oilseed meal Mr and Mrs Ray Griffin and fa- realtor. 12ATFC i THAT Veda Marshall, the Admln- veyance to the United States and to free choice in selection of physlci- dividual farm allowances will give from the January allocation has mtly of Colorado moved on the ans or hospitals. The board recom- eaCh farm practically an unlimited been made on the basis of require- C. C. Wyckoff farm this week, i istratrix of the estate of Willis J. for, mine, and remove mended LOST—Bulova watch, Initials D.E. \ Williams, deceased, has field In sa prospect that a comprehensive soc-1 building allowance, with the menls alter taking into account the j Leslie Topliff and E. L. Jamison metalliferous minerals, oil or gas M . in Nyssa. Reward. Inquire id Court her first and final account therefrom, subject to the regulat lal insurance system should be set soil of application of lime and amounts distributed by the trade, are serving on the Jury this week. Journal office. 6J4XC of her administration, and that the ions of the Secretary of Agricul up now while earnings are "at re exception phosphate. The allowance Ior these Oregon's allocation of 2000 ton is | Mrs Frank Savage was called to levels" in order to have it in two materials recently has been being distributed by the state feed Portland the past week to visit n ' 24th day of January 1944, at the provided that if at the term cord WANTED full operation for the postwar per Increased and now stand at $2 an requirements committee to mixers,1 niece who was very ill. She will i hous of 2 O'clock P.M. at the Co ture; iqatlon of said reservation, that is, Court Room In Vale, Oregon, ! forty years from the date of recor- iod. acre of cropland and orchard. dealers and feeders on the basis of also visit at Klamath Falls. WANTED- To rent. Furnished 4 unty been appointed by the Court as idation of deed of conveyance to the TO STABILIZE RATION BUYING GAS FAR FARM TRUCKS pervious use. The state AAA com Mrs Glenn Hoffman entertained or 5 room house or apartment now ! has POWER the time and place for the hearing With the Pacific war taking a mittee emphasized that the state the Out Our Way Club at her home or in near future. Will be perman of said account, and the objections I United States, It is shown by the Under the new ration token pl constantly-increasing share of west allocation represents only about a Thursday afternoon. The new pres ent resident. Call Journal office. of any person interested In said grantor, its successors and assigns, an effective February 27. the house coast gasoline supplies, office fifth of the total requirments, and ident. Gladys Florea, was in charge 20J2xc estate, where and when they may to the satisfaction of the Secretary hold will be able to buy about the of defense transportation the is adjust stresses that dealers, mixers and of the meeting. Eight members of Agriculture that metalliferous WANTED—One pair skeleton steel appear and file objections to said minerals, oil, or gas are being pro same amount of rationed processed ing certificates of war necessity to feeders should persist In attempting attended. A Valentine party was wheels for 1936 or 1937 Model A acount in writing and be heard th duced In paying quantities on said foods and meats-fats as she can the minimum mileage allowances to obtain their needs through the planned for February 10. John Deere. S. E. Flanagan. Rt. 2 ereon. Said account Is for final se lands then. In that event, the right now. Point values will be adjusted required for essential operation. trade, which owns and distributes The hostess served refreshments Nyssa. 13J2xp ttlement of said estate, and upon to remove minerals, oil, or gas from so the individual's allotment of 60 The county farm transportation ] 80 per cent of the oilseed meal. of fruit cup cakes and coffee. The being approved, said estate will be the mines or wells so producing points for buying meats and fats committee points out that farmers An order has been issued covering next meeting will be held at the WANTED—Baled hay. See H. van closed and said administratrix dis shall will buy the same amount as the whose certificates, because of app- t February production smillar to the Cleaver home January 28 continue ior such futher per present Ebmond at Boise Payette Lumber allotment of approximately arently excessive first-quarter all oruer requiring processors to set S. B. Hoffman and George Cl iod as the said mines or wells pro yard or call 349R1, Ontario. Cash charged. 64 points. Similarly, under the to owances, are adjusted to point be- j aside 20 percent of the January eaver have been ill with Influenza. Veda Marshall duce in paying quantities; but fail paid on delivery. 20Jtfc Administratrix of the estate of ure to operate a mine or well for a ken plan the 50-point allotment for low their minimum needs, may ob production for directed distribution Willis J. Williams, Deceased. period of one year, unless excused processed foods will buy an amount tain additional needed gasoline by by WFA. No information has been Go To Montana— equal to the present 48-point allot filing an appeal. recived as to Oregon's February al Mrs R. H. Peterson and baby left from operation either by provisions ment. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION of location. E.W. PRUYN FOOD LOSSES VERY SMALL Monday for a visit with Mrs Peter law or by the Secretary of Aric- Department of the Interior ulture, shall constitute an aband PRE-WAR BABY CARRIAGES Less than one penny's worth has CANADIAN WHEAT son's mother at Seeley lake, Mon- District Land Office been lost through spoilage out ol ; The war Food administration has tant. Mr. Peterson, who Is employ Auto Repairing onment thereof; provided further BACK Pre-war model baby carriages. every $500 purchase of food stock obtained a proiority on 200 boxcars ed at the sugar factory, will leave The Dalles, Oregon that the United States shall auth September 20, 1943 walkers, and push carts stored by WFA since the beginning a day to transport wheat from the after the "campaign” for Montana. Reboring, Valve Grind NOTICE orize no mineral development by strollers, will re-appear on the market in IS HEREBY OIVEN, other parties upon lands herein That thé Edward Hines Lumber described within one-quarter mile about six weeks, according the ing, Lathe work. Parts Company, 77 West Washington St., such producing mines or wells.” WPB Greater availability of steel makes possible the production of Chicago, Illinois, did on August 27, of The and accessories of this notice is to these pre-war models. 1943, file its formal application No. allow all purpose persons having bona fide 031965. pursuant to the act of Mar objections to the proposed exchange ASK FARMERS' HELP IN WOODS Phone 56w ch 20, 1922 (42 Stat. 465), as am an opportunity to file their protests To mobilize farmers on farm ended by the act of February 28, or other objections In this office, woodlands and for work in forest the War Production Bo together with evidence that a copy industries, War Pood administration, and of such protest or objection has ard, Commission have been served upon the applicant War Manpower forces. Farmers and farm within 30 days from the date of combined are asked to devote their first publication of this notice. workers time, particularly during the Date of first publication Jan. 6, spare slack winter-spring period, to work 1944. in the woods and woods industries. W. F. Jackson Production of 14 million cords of Register domestic pulpwood will be necessary In 1944 to supply the needs of our Armed Forces overseas and meet essential home front war require * i There were 17 present at the ments. according to WPB's paper home of Oeorge Moeller Sunday division. Farmers have nearly 139 evening for Bible study under the million acres of farm woods which SHOE SHOPS direction of Rev. Chandler ol annually produce about one-third DENTISTS Caldwell. The class will be con of all forest products and 38 per cent of the Country's pulpwood. this week. Abbott’s Shos Shop tinued J. R. CUNDALL ttr. and Mrs. John Zlttercob left MORE POOD FOR SCHOOL LUN All kinds of shoe and harness this wees for Portland, where they CHES repairing Dentist will visit Mr. Zlttercob’s mother, America's school children have Across from post office. been assured by the Office of Price and other relatives. Phone 56-J Mrs. Ellis Warner gave a birth Administration more generous am Sarazln Clinic NYSSA OREGON day party Saturday far her daugh ounts of food for lunchroom and OPTOMETRISTS ter, Rose, on her 10th birthday cafeteria meals under a new plan There were 16 present. The after for providing rationed food to sc DR. J. A. McFALL noon was spent In playing games hools. The new allotments were JEWELRY STORES “See worked out by OPA in close coop Refreshments were served. M cFall a n d Baa Better' Tony Morostica is visiting rela eration with school lunch and nut tives In Colorado. Rudy is stay- rition experts of the Food Distri PAULUS Ing with his sister. Mrs. Fred bution Administration. The Gover nment’s school lunch program, wh Shilling. JEWELRY STORE Mrs O. F. OAiren and her ich went into effect one year ago. daughter. Treva, left Monday for is a wartime measure to make sure Union Pacific Time Inspector Los Angeles, where they will visit that school children will have a EYESIGHT SPECIALIST JEWELRY — DIAMONDS Mrs. Oarren's sister. Mrs. Jack well-planned and nutrlonally ade ONTARIO OREGON WATCHES Purdy and family. They will also quate noon meal. Main Street at Second visit an uncle In San Francisco ADVICE FOR SOLDIERS OVER Margaret Ada Butler celebrated SEAS PHYSICIANS her 5th birthday at her home Sat When writing to soldiers over WYCKOFF seas. particularly those in the trop urday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dali and sons ics. home folks may help contribute JEWELRY STORE L. A. Moulding, M.D. and Mrs. Anna Dali were dinner to their health, say the War De guests at the John Zlttercob home partment. by reminding those over Official Time Inspector for Physician and Surgaoa seas men of the necessity of follow Union Pacific Sunday. 17 Mrs. Ada Butler spent the week ing the advice of their medical off ONTARIO ORBOON Hours: 10 Phone to 12 and I to $ end at the Vem Butler home. icers. Maxine Prahm. who has had TRACTOR PRODUCTION UP Dally—Except Sunday Work Guaranteed pneumonia, returned to school last Production of wheeled tractors Fry BuDdtng In December was the largest for week. E. I. COLE zux wiroirn}- any month in two years-tn excess WATCH and CLOCK SARAZTN CLINIC of 20.000 as compared with 4.200 In II REPAIRING 1942. However according I toy E ju e m Y m December. to the WPB. the current rate of JEWELER J. J. Sarazin, M. D. Can Fmi Far Not production must be maintained in Free Examination to meet the tractor quota of / and Estimate! •fftacVn* order 209.000 for the 12 months that will NEXT DOOR TO POST OPTICE Genera practice of medlctaM ». 7HS RAILROADS ARC THi BACKSONC Of O ff [NSC end June 30 This will not be easy Phystotheram PARMA — — — — IDAHO X -R ay because many of the parts needed UtTIH TO "TOO* AMUKA" ON TOM MV06JTI N.S.C. STATION IYWY SA TV ABAT $ RM. MOUNTAIN W U TIM« for tractor production are also used C la ssifie d Advertising Upper Sunset # Farm WAR NEWS Professional And Business D htciora Buen« Vista Arcadia THEY KEEP EM ROILING :ts •ge he 111 ce V- »ir in h ** k
