PAT,F. 2
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY MARCH 30, 1944
Mr and Mrs Sam Potts visited the
ters from Leroy Toombs of Ny&sa j HARNESS SUBSTITUTE PERFBC- those insignificant little things that antly Coo! slightly y id fill pastry
Walt Hatfield family at Adrian
stating he was some where in En-1 TED
v
! remind me how unnatural this shell. Cover with whipped cream
gland
j Web harness, far superior to the business of modern war really is • flavoring added If desired and sp Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Don Parker went to
Mr and Mr.-. Melvin Spitze and world war 1 product, has been dev- an(j now desperately we re got to rinkle grated c nocola te cor nut
Dennis cf Ny**a spent the weefc- j eloped as a wartime substitute for (igj,t to get the damned thing over, meats over top.
Ontario Wednesday
end at the Bratton ranch.
leather harness, according to the Keep those letters coming. I'd skip
Tom Drydale, A1 Seward. Alfred
K L A S S V. P O W E L L . . . .
• • • E d i/> r and P u b lis h e r
Mrs Henry Davis returned Sun- WFA Unlike the 191^-Jt product, a [n. al anytime for a letter from
Evan* and Dude Parker werjt to
day morning from a two weeks visit the new web harness has been tr- I home
Vale Monday on ousiness
with friends in California.
' eated against water, dry rot. acids] - j told you that this Is good far-
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
A D V E R T IS IN G KATES
Mrs Wendel Richmond canvassed ! and mildew. It also ha* passed tests i jnmg country. That Is both good The Wahme club will hold Its
the neighborhood for the Red Cross ■ OI1 stitching, riveting, stretch and and bad. depending on how m uch! next meeting April 6 at Addle Par- Go To Boise—
One Year
32.00
Open rate, per Inch____ 35c
Mr and Mrs Wayne Morris, Mrs
last week.
, shrinkage. breaking strenght. and sympathy you have for a lot of the ker's home. The quilt made by the
Six Months........
JU S
National, per Inch ...
35c
anti-fray metal tipping. Military ; ¿ a go farmers caught In the middle club members will be given away W. P. Forbes and Miss Twyla
Single Copies...........
OS
Classifieds per word
. 2r
demands have sharply curtailed of a battlefield. The farmers' lives- April 1 at the dance In Cow Hollow I Crawford spent Saturday In Boise
Minimum____ 30c
'Strictly In Advance)
leather supplies
took certainly have served us well hall The proceeds wUl be donated .il M 31 Ml I II I i 11 111 II Kf II Cl M MM lit M MM lil III h <
I Mrs Charles Purdy recently fell j NEW RULES FOR AUCTIONEERS qu occasion. Every once in a while to the Red Cross.
DR. CLARA VIAL BIKLEVV
A girl was bom to Mr and Mrs
selling used farm ma- , a chicken gets tangled up in a bar-
Malheur County, Oregon
Published every Thursday at Nr*
! and broke her hip and is now a 1 Auctioneers ___
Entered a t,th e postoffice at Nysaa. Oregon for ’ransmiaidon
I patient in the
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___ ffl*nerJr ar*
Holy Rosary
hospiui
to iub“ u “ bed wire or a cow steps on a hind Vernon Britton March 23 The baby will be at Graham’s Nysaa realty
I in Ontario
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the nearest OPA district office a mine and we have a feast. Even: Alice Airetta. weighed 7 pounds 10 office Saturday, April 8. Send
through the United States Mails, as second class scatter, under
glasses for repairs or duplication
the act of March 3. 1379
! A family dinner was held at ho- « W of the list of articles to be at their toughest, a battlefield steak ounces,
Roy Rooks tool received word Sat to the residence off icq at Welser
line of Mr and Mrs Cecil Case-las: ?°Id Th* " P ° n must * illed *» makes the mouth water".
urday of the death of his mother,
Sunday at which their house guests, 1,ait slx da*s « advance of the
Mrs Mary Rookstool of Nebraska Mil M HU ill II III Kl II II M HU 11 lit 11 1111111111 i
Mr M Harris and Mrs H Ander- *ale T h t requirement is part of
DOES INVASION HINGE
and
Mrs
'
Maximum
Price
Regulation
No.
133.
_on of Newport. Oregon
ON POLITICAL EXPEDIENCY?
D Nemo of Portland were honored. which is designed to protect farm
By Leona Anderson
How’s Your Supply Of
Serving
5
Counties
Who would be so bold on a cold day in Mar
Mrs E. H Brumbach and Mrs ers against undue proce mcreases
Idaho Power Company
From the Largest Stock of
on new and used farm machinery
John
Bishop
and
children
of
Ny-
ch as to predict the end of the war or even the
Home Service Advisor
Genuine
Nine classes of used farm equip
ssa were business visitors in Cald
ment are under price control for all
date of the prospective invasion of Europe?
well Friday.
EASY TO MAKE CRUST
and other Picket Pro
Well, Henry Ford predicted the end of the
Mrs N S Phelan and Mrs Grov types of sales, including auctions.
They are: Combines, combinders. Cornflake pie crust is tops for
er
Lee
returned
home
Friday
from
war in two months, General Eisenhower prop
ducts?
ea-'e and economy in preparation.
an eight day visit with relatives com pickers, farm tractors, hay bal- ] Children
Parts
can eat it as safely as
hesied that the work will be completed this year
ers.
hay
loaders,
manure
spreaders,
in Nampa and Hammett.
Orders Shipped Immediately
Picket Products Are So
adults. Of course this is another
and General Montgomery said the war may
Mrs R L Haworth called on all side delivery rakes, and combina way to serve cereal to your family
tions of these items with other it
the
sick
people
in
this
vicinity
Sun
continue into next year.
ld by All Food Stores
to provide them with additional
day and presented them flowers fr- ems of farm equipment when the utamms and minerals. And last but
All of us have some opinions in the matter, ; of
combination is sold as a unit. Auc
the Sunshine club
in this area
not least, they like it.
Phone 49
* Payette, Idaho
but what would they be worth when such an
Mrs Harriet Brumbach of Ontario tion pries on these items may not CORN FLAKE CRUST
exceed
85
per
cent
of
the
manulae-
eminent man as Premier Churchill gives us no | was an overnight guest Sunday in turer's latest list price if less than 4 cups com flakes or
E H Brumbach home.
3 cups even-poped rice cereal
clue. Premier Churchill said in a public address !the Eighteen
ladies attended the Jolly a year old. and not exceed 70 per 1-3 cup melted butter
that invasion is imminent. In the next breath
Jane meeting held at home of Mrs cent if more than a year old.
'« cup sugar.
H R Hatch Thursday. A potluck BETTER STEEL FOR TOOLS
as it were, he said we must keep the Germans
WPB is now permitting the use of Roll cereal into fine crumbs; co
dinner was enjoyed at noon. The
guessing as to whether the invasion will be un ! afternoon was spent doing Red Cross alloy steel in the manufacture of mbine with butter and sugar, mix
hand shovels, axes, heavy forged ing well Press mixture evenly and
dertaken weeks or months hence.
I work
firmly around sides and bottom of
Mr and Mrs Walter Bishop and hand tools, hand forks, and other
Maybe, Mr. Churchill is fooling not only the
Mr and Mrs Cyrus Bishop trans- jtems Carbon steel has heretofore pie pan. Bake in a moderate oven
Germans, but all of us. He is reported to desire
Freedom from uncertainty is a contribution
acted business in Caldwell Friday. * en us« 1. “ a wartime substitute. of 350 degrees for about 8 minutes;
very much the re-election of Mr. Roosevelt.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Bennett and The use of alloy steel will in manv ]cocl before adding filling or pie sh-
of the insurance business to better living. By
children were Sunday guests in the cases result in superior products eU ma>' be thoroughly chilled with-
They are both top-notch showmen and probably
BULK GAS COUPONS RESTR- out baking
measuring risks and spreading costs, insurance
Councelman home in Caldwell.
have much respect for each other. That creates
j ANGEL FOOD PIE
Mrs F A. Miller and Mrs Will ICTED
frees the individual from the threat of disast
Acceptance of five-gallon" “R
1 *bsp. cornstarch
the suspicion, which is rather general and no
Oibson. who comprised the Red
rous loss. The record of modern insurance is one
bulk
gasoline
coupons,
issued
to
fa-
3-4
cup
sugar
secret, that perhaps politics and not military ( Crass committee for district 46. rmers and other non-highway users.
cups boiling water
of sound business management at moderate pr
I finished their soliciting and have
preparedness may determine the date for the , turned 3140.50 to Mr Nevin at Ad will be outlawed throughout the hi tsp. salt
ofit, and constantly broader protection at lower
invasion of Europe.
rian. Mrs Myrtle Harrington of nation on Aprili—except by bulk 3 egg whites
3
thsp.
sugar
m
tsp.
vanilla
cost.
and stations that regularly
This is also just a rumor but based on facts: I District 47 turned in over 380. This plants
j committee thanks the people of make deliveries to non-highway bu 1 pastery shell
The American boys report the British isles are ■ Bend for their generosity and the lk consumers. Service stations can 'j cup cream, whipped
beginning to sink from the weight of so many 1 people thank the ladies for giving obtain permission from OPA dis ‘-i—sq. bitter chocolate, grated
Mix cornstarch and sugar in a
trict directors to accept "R" coup
American doughboys on English soil. Undoubt their time and gasoline.
ons if more than half of their bus sauce pan or top of double boiler.
edly the allies are ready for invasion. If they
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iness consists of bulk transfers.
The new ruling will not affect tly. and cook until thick and clear
are not ready they should be because spring is
j farmers who receive their off-high i approximately 10-12 min. Add salt
the time to start an offensive of the magnitude
way gasoline from bulk deliveries to egg whites and beat until stiff:
of the prospective European clash, and it is the
into farm storage. Farmers who are add 3 tbsp. sugar and vanilla, beat
ing until egg whites are creamy.
I hereby announce my can
accustomed to taking drums to
time when the American people should start
filling station may continue to use Pour hot cornstarch mixture slowly
thinking about a situation that permits even a
"R" coupons for this purpose if the over the egg whites beating const-
didacy for re-election as co
suspicion of insincerity among our leaders to
filling station operator get* per
arise.
mission from OPA. If no local st
FORMER GOVERNOR
ations qualify, the farmer may ap-
unty assessor subject to the
4 H A S. A.
HEAVY
HOG
SUPPORTS
TO
END
]
ply
to
hi*
local
ration
board
to
have
Sheff White home. Mrs Orland
VALLEYVIEW
The WFA support prices for live j ad or part of his "R" coupons ex
Mrs Orland White and baby dau White's nephew is working at the hog* weighing from 270 to 330 pou- | changed for "E" coupon*,
will of the republican voters
ghter returned the last of the week White ranch
nds will be terminated April 15.
Oscar Bratton received three let- After that date support prices will
from the hospital at Ontario to the
in the primary election to be
again apply only to good and choice
barrows and gils weighing from
held May 19.
200 to 270 pounds. Extension of pr-
|
ice
support
to
hogs
weighing
270
to
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from
Page
1)
m p le te w ith P e rm a n e n t omit
a
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300 pounds went into effect Dece- one eye cocked on Rome, which the
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teurxict áÜlS fe Pol Estile
th e m poo end w ave aet — n o th in *
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mber 23 1943. and to hogs weighing right map will show you is not far
elae to b u y . Require« n o b e e t. glartn < ity o r m a
chine«. S a _
fe _ fo r r ev
e v ery
e ry ty y p e of
nui-
up to 330 pounds last January 27. away.
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lion sold M oney b ack g u a ra n te e . G et a C h arm -
to encourage orderly marketing and
"Remember those newsreel shots
K u rl K it to d a y
NYSSA
OREGON
j
to
protect
farmers
from
heavy
dis-
of
old
bald-headed,
hairy-chested
NYSSA PHARMACY
counts for hogs over 270 pound*. Mussolini pitching hay
with hi*
CRIMSON CLOVER BOOSTED
farmers? Well, this is the place. It's
' Support prices for 1944 crimson all low rolling marshland drained
clover seer have been increased one , by a network of canals, good for
¡cent to l l ' i cents a pound by the ¡farming. I guess, but the poor dogg-
war food administration. Commod- J ies who dig a few inches too deep
Don’t forget that
j ity Credit will purchase seed from | for their fox-holes are likely to
I growers at the support price. In j wake up on a well full of muddy
Spring Fever
Beautiful walnut and maple suites.
| Addition, an .AAA payment of 33.501 water.
an acre is offered growers for har- i "A new name for the Germans is
fo r lim ite d S ta te «
Hits automobiles too. When your doctor tells
Three and four piece sets.
vesting crimson clover and other | coming more into use hereabouts.
I legume and grass seeds.
i The name “Jerry", a lot of guys
you that you need “spring conditioning”, rem
AAA DEADLINE EXTENDED
think, is too sentimental. “Boche"
The closing date for making app- , for enemy is too impersonal. We're
ember that your car needs it too.
★ WIN THE WAR
lication for payment for conserva- starting to call them Just plain
Finished and unfinished. Good allwood con 'lion practices performed under th e 1 "Kraut". Thus a fellow on an OP ★ SAVE THE PEACE
Drive in for a check-up.
I 1943 AAA program has been ex-j will phone In There's a lot of Kr-
struction.
! tended until April 30. according to (uts out here sergeant'. That word
END NEW DEAL
an announcement received by the i.seems to convey just the right am-
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REGIMENTATION
We have several sets of good used overst ' county AAA committee. This 30-day ount of distaste for something wh-
Paid od».— Sprofu« fer U. S. Senator C anmitt««
j extension should give all county j ich needs cleaning up.
R«y B. Early, Margon Building, Portland, Or«gon
uffed furniture.
l a rmers who have not done so full! "Ifa late in February and with-
opportunity to file reports of per- out knowing anything about the It-
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Baby Buggies $14.50 and up.
ions.
fully near. True, we can see snow
RECORD ONION OUTPUT NEED in the mountains and at night the
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cold does bite riglit through the
Onion producers in Oregon, which blanket*, but in the morning when
Is one ol the nine states producing the sun comes out we are beginning
onion varieties most suitable for to see birds, singing away. Just as
dehydration, are asked to plan 1944 if the world was still the same and
production with the knowledge that this spring were going to be no
. at least 250 million pounds of fresh different than the last one It's
onions for dehydration are needed those silly little things, like the
for our armed forces and allies. birds singing, ltge the Italian wom
Troutdale, Oregon
Having sold my interests in the Inland Oil
Total 1944 requirements call for an nursing her baby 200 yards from
2.2550.000.00 pounds of onions, con- a Long Tom. like that dog herding
company preparatory to entering the service, | siderably more than previous record. his sheep in no-man's land; It's
The Gate City Journal
Upper Sunset
Big Bend
Victory Food Hints
Picket Flour
Me Cluer-Manser
The Nth
Freedom
Frank T. Morgan
Farm
Announces Candidacy
WAR NEWS
ClumiKml W
Bernard Eastman
Our Boys
E. P. Hendrix
Danger
Bedroom Suites
Chests of Drawers
S E N A T O R
Towne’s Garage
Nyssa Furn. Co.
Aluminum Company
Of America
Needs Men
I Wish to Thank
For Vital War Material manufacturing.
“
^ ?
Also peace-time employment.
all of my customers for tkeir kind patronage.
It is my wish that you continue to patronize
Experience Not
W .C . Chesnut
Paid
Housing Available
the Inland Oil company and extend the same
fine courtesy to the new operator.
T ransportation
Necessary
Earn while you learn. Get complete data and clearance from War
Manpower Commission.
U.S. Employment Service
Minn building
Ontario, 0regon
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