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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY JUNE 8, 1944 PAGE 4 J ’ ÜM = Mrs Willis Bertram. Mrs George tario last week to riait Leverett Cleaver, Mrs Harlan Maw, Mrs Goodell, who is ill in the hospital Irvin Topliff Harold Kurts, Bob John Ridder and Mrs Alva Goodell attended the H.E.C meeting at the Plorea, Alva Qoodeü, Jr., and Olenn Glenn Suitor home Thursday after and Ray Strickland were roller skating in Fruilland Friday. The noon. Mr and Mrs Leslie Topliff, Mr party was in honor of Harold Ku- and Mrs Alva Goodell were in On- rU, who left to enter the army Tu- esday. Mr and Mrs Cecil Korea and Mr and Mrs Oeorge Cleaver attended a meeting of the Vale Orange Fri day evening. Donna Belle Goodell Is spending several days with her Aunt, Mis Henry Eh trick of Meridian. California. 22 with $19.129 for farm development, althougn there is no law providing for such development loans. These development loans came from the farm security adm Prepared by OFFICI OF WAR INFORMATION inistration. The question raised by some me mbers of congress is, why the three COUNTRY DEPQ8IT8 UP 137 OVERSEAS percent loans are given to one gr PERCENT Christmas mail to Armed Forces 16 Estimated Total Receipts and A vailable Cash Balance $44400.00 $3407 03 $47,807.03 or Deficit ............................- ...... oup of people--non--veterans— wh Demand deposits in country ba overseas this year is expected to ile the veteran would have to pay ¡Schedale 11-General Fund nks «consisting largely of ordinary exceed last year's record. Plans are Budget twice that Interest rate and pay off checking accounts) increased 137 Allowance for now being made by the Post Office, the loan in half of the time acc the Current orded a tenant. Of course, there is percent from 1940 to April. 1944, War and Navy Departments to ha School Year Estimated nothing to prevent a veteran from according to the Bureau of Agricul-1 ndle this mail. From September 15 Expenditures applying for a Bankhead-Jones lo tural Economics. Such an increas to October 15, Christmas gift pack Budget for the an. but if he wants a loan intended ing body of idle funds, more than ages for men overseas will be acc Allowance High Ensuing Elementary ITEM Wasnington, u. C., June 1.—It is to encourage him to go on a farm twice that of four years ago, could in Detail School* School Year epted for mailing If they are no 8c hools he must carry a heavier financial assumed that a fair percentage of cause inflationary trouble If country load than the sharecropper who is more than five pounds in weight, 1. GENERAL CONTROL depositors began using their funds the men in the armed service will similarly aided. 1. Personal service: to bid against each Other for the 15 inches In length and 36 inches $8.575.00 $1,800.00 $3.600 00 wish to return to the farm, or buy This is a snarl that may serious (1) Superintendent ..................... $1800.00 in length and girth combined. Only purchase of land at increasing pr a farm, and congress is working affect veterans who have a yearn (2) Stenographers and other ices, BAE advises. Already land val one such package will be accepted 600.00 380 00 720.00 now on such a provision in the GI ing for the good earth and prevent 380 00 oiiice assistants ................. bill. However, the measure as pre many ex-service men from buying ues have risen almost two-fifths from the same person to the same (3) Compulsory education and above their pre-war average—an in 125.00 00 00 125.00 sently drafted provides that the in farms in the Pacific northwest. 126.00 census ............................... addressee during any one week, the 130 00 86 00 130.00 terest on loans for this purpose sh 65.00 Confusion still reigns in the food crease that is Inflationary in many War Department announces. 2. Supplies ....................................... 120.00 80 00 120.00 all not be more than six percent situation and its clarification would areas. Furthermore, in some of the 60.00 3. Elections and publicity .............. and the loan must be repaid in 20 seem m be remote so long as the principal farming areas the volume ROUND-UP 4. Legal service (clerk’s bond, 150.00 Special consideration will be given 75.00 150.00 years This brings up an interest- j conflicting policies of war food ad- of land sales in 1943 surpassed pre 75.00 audit, etc.) — .......................... ing feature. ! ministration and OPA continue. vious high levels reached in 1919 returning war veterans who apply 5. Other expense ol general con- 200.00 180.00 320.00 Under the Bankhead-Jones farm \yar food administration is con- and the number of farms resold for rationed farm machinery, WFA 100.00 trol .................. .....................— tenant law the government provides Cerned primarily with utmost en- after only a short period of owner $4,900.00 $2.900.00 announces A total of 8,098 farm- $5.105.00 C. Total expense of General Control $2446.00 a loan up to 100 percent of the val- ' COuragement for maximum pro- ship increased. Following the in- ue of the land, the interest rate is auction, while OPA conceives u a iiauon of land values during the type wheel tractors were produced II. INSTRUCTION—Supervision 1. Personal service: three percent and the loan m ay^ u ty not only to prevent prices last war, land prices broke sharply during the week ending May 27, $2,112.50 $1490.00 $2.435.00 lun 40 years There are 125 of t h - ‘ from going too high but to sustain in 1920. • (I) Principals ............................ $1.146.00 which represents the highest war FARMERS USE PRISONERS OF 1,633 40 1.12740 2455.00 1,12740 ese farm tenant loans In Washing floors below which farm prices (2) Supervisors ............................ time production rate yet attained, ton state amounting to *1.052,289; may not be permitted to go. The WAR (3) Stenographers and other 800.00 500.00 The work done by prisoners ol WPB reports Synthetic Vitamin C, 600 00 00.00 office assistants ................... Oregon has 100 tenants to whom first is maintained by celling and war in the United States either is which promotes healing of wounds, 2. Supplies, principals and the government has advanced $775,- the latter by payment of subsidies may now be made from sugar beet 200.00 435.00 375.00 175.00 381; Idaho has 102 with loans am WFA would not object to the re -1 in or related almost entirely to agr pulp through a new and shorter supervisors ............................ 75.00 200 00 160.00 75.00 forestry^ or food processing ounting to $904,178. and California moval of all ceilings on foodstuffs 1 3. Other expense of supervision process worked out by the National has 184 with a total of $1,552,631. but gives tacit approval to the sub- I i the Office of War Information re $4.880.90 Bureau of Standards. $3400.60 $5415.00 $2422.50 4. Total Expense of Supervision These are the numbers and am- sidy plan. Adding a further comp- I P°rts No farmer may house pris- III. INSTRUCTION—Teaching r.unts as of Jan. 1, 1944 All told, ucation is the lend-lease program | oners, and prisoners are sent to NEWELL H E I G H T S 1. Personal Service: to that date, there were 31,148 bor- under which food u belng sent for j farms only when there^ U w ork jor »44.260 00 $19480 88 $49,574.73 (1) Teachers » ........ ................ $29.704.86 towers who received $201,659,859, the relief of ,copies in lands re- units of 10 or more. The War Pood ; 146.00 150.00 100.80 60.00 2. Library supplies, repairs with the bulk of the borrowers In SCued from the Nazis. It is a queer Administration does not generally | The Modern Pioneer Club met 2,410 00 2,475.00 1450.00 3. Supplies (chalk, pape^ etc.) 1,226.00 Alabama. Mississippi, Georgia, No- jumble and at times the different advocate use of prisoners of war with Mrs M. L. Judd Wednesday 1.060.00 26.00 1,276.00 1450.00 4. Textbooks ................................... rth Carolina. South Carolina and agencies seem to be working with side by side with civilians. Prisoners afternoon. A business meeting was 675.00 called to order by President Joan 160.00 226.00 7500 5. Other expense of teaching Texas--the deep south. cross purposes though each may be are always guarded by American soldiers. Approximately 45,500 pris Goulet. The ladles voted to send $5 In addition to the foregoing, 172 performing a necessary function. $48440.00 $21.3*4.86 $53.899 73 6. Total Expense of Teaching .... $32404 85 to the childrens farm home at Cor people In Oregon received loans of And speaking of subsidies, the oners worked on farms In 28 States IVrOFERAÏYbN OF P L A tfF $440,201; Washington, 93 with $270,- fight against them seems to have last year, mostly in the South, har- vallis. Subscription to the Oate City Jo 1. Personal service: 040; Idaho. 108 with $261,588, and dled out almost to the vanishing1 Peanuts, tfee. cotton and $4,840.00 *2,700 00 »6.400.00 (1) Janitors and other employees $2,700.00 urnal are sent as gifts to each of point and no further organized op- Ml" ar cane- 1,100.00 460.00 1.00000 2. Janitor’s supplies ...................... 560.00 the boys in the service. Twenty position is expected. A few speeches IDENTIFY VETERANS FULLY 1,350.00 1,400.00 (B0 00 3. Fuel 760.00 To facilitate prompt reply and to!fou r boy3 have gone from the New- will be made during consideration 1.600.00 800.00 1.600.00 800.00 4. Light and power ...................... of the bill extending life of OPA implify identification, all mail add- 1 ell Heights community, 506.00 425,00 225 00 5. Water and sewer 200.00 beyond June 3o7 but anti-subsidy ! ressed t0 the Veterans Administrât-) Mrs H. Williams went to Nampa 200.00 100.00 160.00 50.00 6. Telephone .......................- .......... ' ion on matters concerning veterans, Monday to visit her parents before members of congress from now on 300.00 100 00 50.00 7. Other expense of operation 50.00 should give the full name of the'leaving for a visit in California will have eyes and ears attuned to $9698.00 the effect on the election and they veteran, the date of his birth, his'w ith her daughter, Pearl, and fam- » 10475.00 *447640 8. Total Expense of Operation $6.108.00 will resitate to do anything which serlal number, rank and orgamza- lly. might alienate the votes of labor, tlon and the “C” and “N" num -j Mr and Mrs Albert Weiner of V. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS 1. Repair and maintenance of which has strongly supported the bers on ay checks or letters received | Yakima are guests of Mr and Mrs $ 775.00 $ 400(40 $ 775.00 furniture and equipment ...... $ 376.00 subsidy plan as a means of holding from the Veterans Administration. Lester and Stanley Goulet for a 2 . Repair and maintenance of down the cost of living. Members The master Index of this agency few days. Mrs Weiner Is the Goulet 1,300.00 40040 900.00 buildings and grounds ......... 50040 of the farm bloc who declaimed contains more than 19 million na- brothers' mother, Other expense of maintenance and loud against subsidies, while mes. Among these are over 200,0001 The Frank Ray baby, Barbara 100.00 2640 5040 end repairs ............................... 25 00 not withdrawing anything they sa Smiths, of which at least 12,000 Joan, was quite ill last week mak- ing It necessary to call a doctor Total Expense of Maintenance id, will studiously refrain from re have the given name of John. $2,175.00 $ 885 00 »1,725.00 and Repairs 900 00 peating their opposition arguments. CIVILIAN GAS 43 PERCENT OF early Wednesday morning. Thurs day night Mr and Mrs Ray took the Vi. A lX IL l.l It ts no secret with the military 1941 Passenger car drivers now receive baby to a hospital for observation Health service: nigh command in the national cap for a day. Mrs Jim Norris has been Flics often "w orry” cows out of 10 $ 65 00 « 25.00 $ 50.00 (1) Supplies and other expenses » 25.00 ital that the purpose of General only 43 percent as much gasoline caring for her. percent o f their milk production. Re 13,675.00 8456 00 5466.00 13,810.00 2. Transportation of pupils MacArthur's campaign In New Gu- as they used in 1941, the Petroleum Mrs D. L. Anderson returned last duce this loss by ordering your Fly 100.00 23.00 50.00 25.00 3. Other auxiliary agencies . nea is to open the way to the Ph Administration for War says. While week from a 10-day visit in San Spray N O W . Y o u may be too late if 4. Total Expense of Auxiliary ilippines and thence to the coast Americans have reduced passenger Francisco with her brother and you wait till fly-time. See us for Purina $13.840 00 $3405 00 $58410.00 $8.305 00 Agencies of China. The first aim is to rescue car mileage from the peacetime lev family. L iv estock Spray. It's the survivors of Bataan and Corr- el by about 57 percent, the English Mr and Mrs R. R. Overstreet A A Quality . . . makes igedor. a large number of whom have reduced theirs by 88 percent. $ $76.00 $ 875.00 $ 875.00 1. Insurance ................................. » 508 00 were Sunday dinner guests In the a quick kill . . . won't are from Washington and Oregon. FAMILIES WANT TO BUILD HO $ 875.00 $ 675.00 500.00 $ 875.00 2. Total Fixed Charge* » M. L. Judd home. blister hide or taint milk The fate of these former national MES Ivan Farnsworth was called to VIII. CAPITAL OUTLAY In a recent Nationwide survey of when used as directed guardsmen Is In doubt and will re 1. New furniture, equipment and Portland again Saturday as his fat • .. economical to use. main so until American troops en consumer requirements, a large nu $ 275.00 $ 525.00 $ 950 00 her became worse again. The father replacements .............................. $ 250 00 ter Manila, unless present negitiat- mber of the families Interviewed 2. Other capital outlays: Is suffering from heart trouble. ions through Moscow pries further said they intend to use their sav 850.00 350.00 700 00 725.00 Maurice Judd, Jr., and Pete Tin- (1) Library books ..................... information front the Japanese co ings for buying or building a house 100 00 (2) Miscellaneous ..................... 25.00 25.00 50.00 imerman left Friday morning with mmand Only at rare intervals has before buying durable goods, the John Johnson and two other F.F.A. »1,775.00 $ 86000 $1475.00 3. Total Capital Outlays $ 825 00 any word come from these prisoners War Production Board announces. boys to enter Che stock judging con of war and It is reasonable to be Among durable goods covered in the d »: b T S E h iiiK test In Union. They fished in Wall ( X lieve that many of them have succ- survey, washing machines are now 00.00 1. Interest on warrants ............. 00.00 owa Lake Saturday and returned In greatest demand, with electric umed to the harsh treatment to 00.00 2. Interest on other indebtedness 00.00 home Sunday evening. Irons and mechanical refrigerators which they have been subjected si 00.00 00.00 3. Total Debt Service The Mary-Martha Missionary so next in order. nce Oeneral Wainwrlght surrend t3.bS S .d S “ “ “ “ WS0040 ciety meets this Thursday afternoon H . e STE rcje Wt T ered his island stronghold. Direct REFUND TO INCOME TAX PAY with Mrs Jess Sugg. Mrs Carl Hill Total Schedule II—General Fund attack on Japan proper Is second ERS —Total estimated expenses for While one million 1943 Income will be assistant hostess. Mrs Nevln ary in military straegy to the rescue the year—sum of Items 1-6, U-4, of these troops and the relief of tax refunds have been made by the , w>H begin the study of Indian Mis- III-6. IV-8, V-4, VI-4, VH-2, Treasury Department, it will b e , sions. China Father Patrick Oairte. paster of VIII-3, IX-3, X ............................ $98489 73 $89,481.90 several months before all of approx imately 18 million taxpayers will the Blessed Sacrament church, was .Hchedule l it —Bond Interest ^an? Compare »hi* get refunds to which they are en a Thursday evening dinner gues, BOND INTEREST AND SINKINO "V A L U I" titled, according to the Commiss in the Lester Goulet home. FUND—Debt Service anywhere! Mrs Ida Parker who has been ioner of Internal Revenue. Each 1. Principal on bonds (Include negotiable interest-bearing visiting tier sons. Frunk and Dude, refund, however, will Include inter for the past month, left Monday est at the rate of 6 percent per warrants issued under sec for Kennawick to visit her son. BUI year from March 15. this year, to tion 111-1018 O.C.L.A.............. $13.000.00 $12,500.00 Mr and Mrs George Cleaver were ¡and family before returning to her the date the refund is scheduled 2. Interest on bonds 3.816.58 4,432.90 First attention was given to claims In Ontario Wednesday. home in Dallas 3 Total Schedule III—Debt Dean Wyckoff visited in this Service .............................. Mr and Mrs Sam Potts and Mrs of members of the Armed Forces »16.816.58 $16.93240 Adams and Bob Rooks tool went to No action Ls needed on the part of community one day last week be ArheiluV V i—kummir sai» Avallai rash Balances and Tax tevdee the taxpayer unles he has moved fore reporting to the navy last Caldwell last Thursday. Bond Interest U. E Parker attended a meeting from the address shown on his re Friday. He has been working in a and Sinking of per diem Guards at the dist turn. in which case he should send defense plant in Babbitt. Nevada. General Fund Fund Mr and Mrs J. W. Jennings and 90 lb. rict graziers office in Vale Monday. both his old and new addresses to Total All Total Schedule Total Schedule MINERAL The meeting was devoted to discu the Collector of Internal Revenue Remain* were in Podtland Wednes ESTIMATION OF TAX LEVY Funds II m ssions. suggestions and instructions In the district In which the return day, Total estimated expenditures ............................................... ....... »112.35841 $95,539 73 »16,818.58 SURFACE Nan Grider was hurt recently In regard to Che suppression of ra was filed. DEDUCT: CHRISTMAS MAIL TO MEN when she fell from a horse. nge fires. Total estimated receipts and available cash balance* 1 Schedule I) 47407 03 44400 00 3,507.03 Amount necessary to balance the budget ....... .......... ........... 84.749.28 51,439 73 13,309.55 TOWN and FARM in WARTIME J to order your SPR AV Al Thompson and Son ftV W A V Upper Sunset Buena Vista Malthoid 2 85 per 108 aq. ft. roll with lap large - h e a d e d nell» ! C e l e r a i Ked or Oi DEDUCT: Notice of School Meeting .U M B ER ( ? ) COMPANY 'There'» a Yard Near T« NYSSA. OREGON Dwight Smith. Mgr. Phone 18 Estimated available Cash Balance or Deficit at beginning of fiacal year for w hich this budget ts mad* «Add Cash Balance-Deduct Deficit) Estimated Receipts from Delinquent Taxes during fiscal year for which this budget Is made .......... .......... Estimated Receipts from Vocational Education ............... Estimated Receipts from County School Fund ------- Estimated Receipts from Elementary School Fund --------- Estimated Receipts from State Irreducible School Kind ----- Estimated Receipts from High School Tuition .................... Estimated Receipts from High School Transportation —„— $24.507 03 Oeneral Fund $91 000 00 Bond Interest and Sinking Fund 1. a. $3.507 03 3 1. 3400 00 1400 00 SS00Q0 •400 00 1400 00 1409 00 50000 00 00 •4.749 28 00.00 51.439 73 00.00 13309.55 3 000.00 67.749.28 3400.00 54.439.73 00.00 13409.55 ADD: Estimated amount of taxes that will not be collected during NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters o f School District No. 26C. of Malheur County. 8tate the fiscal year for which this budget is made of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MBETTING of the said district will be held at the Grade School on the Total estimated tax levies for ensuing fiacal year 19th day of June. 1944 at I o’clock p. nv. for the purpose of discussing the budget for the fiscal school year Analysis oi estimated tax levies beginning July 1. 1944. and ending June 30. 1945. hereinafter set forth. Amount inside 6 'i limitation BUDGET Amount outside 6 1 limitation Schedule I Estimated Receipt* and Available Cash Balances Total All Funds M S * B&tAiti Deficit forwarded to next fiscal year ____________________ ____ Balance to be raised by taxation ________ ______ _______ __ __ 3,000 00 1300 00 9.500.00 8.500 00 140000 1400 00 59000 1 $.527.24 00.00 Amount of bonded Indebtedness (include all negotiable Interest-bearing warrants issued under section Ut-1016. O.CL.A.) ..................................................... Amount of warrant Indebtedness on warrants issued and endorsed not paid for want of fund" _________ _________________ _______ ___ Amount of other indebtedness _______________ Total Indebtedness (sum of Items 1. J. S) ............... $77.750 00 00 00 00.00 $77,750.00 13,808 52 b Signed HENRY HARTLEY. District Clerk. C. W BUCHNER Chairman. Board of Signed: Director* A. H. BoydeU. Secretary. Budget Committee C. C Hunt Chairman Budget Committee.
