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TH E MYSSA G A T E CITY J O U R N A L T H U R S D A Y J U L Y 13, 1944 PA G E T W O GANGW AY! The Gate City Journal KLASS V. POWEM. .... - AD VE R TISIN G $2.00 Single 30c W E H A V E A JOB W e all realize and have discussed many times the great post-war problem o f reconstruction and rehabilitation that is faced by the allies, but we should not overlook the fact that Americans also face a gigantic problem at home. Our problem at home means reconstruction and rehabilitation o f our government, not the fundamental phases of it, but the frills and pol itical furbelows that have been added during the last decade. The W.P.A., works progress administration, that failed to progress except in authority and personnel, was recently dissolved, 18 months after the United States entered the war. That body spent 10 billion dollars and provided emp loyment for eight million persons and when the call to arms came to this country the nation was in no better position from the standpoint of em ployment than it was when the depression st alled. So long as it took 18 months to get rid of the W.P.A., how long is it going to take to diss olve the other agencies and bureaus that were developed before and after the war? It is going to take a long time, unless the American people demand that these socialistic agencies, some of them necessary during war-time, are eliminated as soon as possible. You can be sure that the personnel of these bureaus and agencies are going to fight to the last ditch for their jobs and that the socially- minded higher-ups who are pulling the strings are going to battle to retain the progress they have made. It looks like the only chance of “ cleaning ho use” lies in changing horses in the middle o f the stream. grove Presbyterim ter, Mrs. visiting ered for a basket dinner at noon. still In Dorsey Courd. California. at Santa Ana, but who is Melvin Is Is ready Races and games were enjoyed In to leave for a new camp. th afternoon. Pvt. Leroy Parker, T-Sgt. Wayne Plercy, Corp. Bob Eastman of N ap- ton; Lt. Miles Wallace and Lt. Bud Nnthels of Sunset Valley were home on furlough recently. These boys were members of the class of Frank Ray is carring his first crop of baled hay in Adrian. Baled hay carred Is selling at $19 per ton. Mr Worden’s sin-in-law of Homedale baled his hay for him the past week-end. The Rev and Mrs. Nevln of A d- Tresner E Z W ay Potato Picking Belt A money-saver money-maker for the Pickers adjudg and contest plaintiffs right to said Twenty-five members of the O w ing that the defendants, and each lands and premise«, all of which yhee Riding club held a busineae and all of them, have no right, title, more fully appears by the verified Complaint on file herein. meeting Wednesday evening at the interest, Hen or estate whatsoever This Summons Is published by m and to the following described Bybee Livstock grounds, with W. L. i real property located In the City of Order of the Honorable Robt. D. Lane, president, conducting Dates ¡Nyssa. Malheur County, State of Lytle, Judge of the Circuit Court at Malheur County State of Oregon of riding and social functions will Oregon, to wit: which Order was dated July ll , - Lots 7, 8 and 9 of Block 1. be announced at a later date 44, prescribed that this Summon, Teutsch's Addition to the To I SUMMONS FOR P U B L IC A T IO N ' be served by publication thereof, wn of Nyssa Oregon, the same once each week for four consecutive IN THE C IR C U IT CO URT OF THE being platted from and a part weeks In the Nyssa Qate City Jour of the SEV* of NW1» of Sect STATE OF OREGON FOR THE nal, a newspaper of general circul ion 32, Township 19 South, CO U NTY OF MALHEUR ation, printed and published at Range 47 E.W.M. F R E D W O O D S, and that the title of the plaintiff Nyssa, in M alheur County Trregon The date of the first publication Plaintiff, thereto Is a good and valid title In fee simple, and forever enjoining of this Summons Is July 13, 194-t vs: and of the last publication August E ST A T E O F W. A. T E U T 8 C H , and debarring the defendants, and each and all of them, from assert 10, 1944. Deceased; the U N K N O W N H E - Charles W . Swan ing any claim whatever In or to Lytle Building 1RS O F W A. T E U T S C H , <*ece' isa j(i property or any part th- ased; A L ID A B. Teutsch, Widow ereof, adverse to the plaintiff; and Vale, Oregon of W. A. Teutsch, deceased. If for such other relief as to the the Attorney for Plaintiff living, otherwise the U N K N O W N H EIR S O F A L ID A B T E U T - aCH, deceased; E ST A T E O F M YRTLE WOODS TURTON, W e have stocked something entirely new in deceased; and also all other per sons or parties unknown claim ing any right, title, interest, lien or estate in the real property de scribed in the Complaint herein, or any part thereof, j D efendants. To: Estate of W . A. Teutsch, De Gold Edge Daii-y Ration is carefully manu ceased; the unknown heirs of W . A Teutsch, deceased; Allda B. Teut sch, widow of W. A. Teutsch, de factured to meet the present feeding require ceased, if living, otherwise the un known heirs of Allda B. Teutsch, ments of your dairy herd. It supplies good quan deceased; estate of Myrtle Woods Turton, deceased; and also all other persons or parties unknown clam tities of available protein in a palatable, econ ing any right, title. Interest, lien or estate In the real property describ ed In the Complaint herein, or any omical balanced feed. part thereof. Defendants. IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E Ample stocks of all Gold Edge feeds are O F O R B O O N : You and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the Complaint filed against ready for you now at the you in the above entitled suit, on or before four weeks from the 13th day of July 1944, said date being the date of the first publication of th is Summons, and said period of four weeks being the time prescribed for Phone 42 publication hereof, and if you fall Nyssa, Oregon to appear and answer said Compl aint, for want thereof, the plaintiff pose of securing a Decree Whitman Sunday of C ald with her jseek Washington, D. C. — Vic* ■ Presi dent Henry Wallace's Board of Eco nomic Warfare tried to establish a government monopoly over exporta and Imports similar to Soviet Rus- j sia's Amtorp as a meant of bringing totalitarianism to th* United States through tb* back door of our for eign commerce. William La Varre, Former Chief American Republics Office. U. S. Department of Com merce, charged today. La Varre, who resigned hit post to that h* could Inform th* people of th* peril which h* b*U*vet th* United States faces unless Am er icana bear th* facte, mad* the charges la an article be wrote for th* May Issue of Cosmopolitan mag azine entitled "Mr. Cramer And Our Foreign Commerce." Explaining that "Mr. Cramer" Is a real person, but a fictitious name,1 La Varre charge* that "Cramer" tried to obtain from him highly con fidential file* of th* Office of Naval Intelligence and 0 -2 (Arm y Intel- ligence) and of th* State Depart ment having to do with labor condi tions In. and our Imports from and exports to other countries. "Cramer's" purpose In obtaining this highly confidential Information was to organize th* Import and ex port business of Latin • American countries on Amtorp line« under pressure from the United States,” nnd then it will be easy to set up our own Import-export government corporations," La Varre charged. “ 'Mr. Cramer' of Washington and hla playmates In many Washington agencies believe In totalitarianism as practised In Russia," La Varre declared. "Their goal I* to bring It to America through tb* beck door of our foreign commerce." left Friday for Arlington to e m p lo y m e n t Lt Bud Nothies left Monday for camp. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen and Mr. and Mrs. William Turner left Sunday to look at the new land at Madras They returned Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Orover Cooper were among those attending the Nebras ka picnic Sunday at Big Bend park. A dance *111 be held Friday night In the Sunset Valley hall. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rookstool and fam ily attended a family dinner and shower for Mr. and Mrs. H ar- NYSSA ELEVATOR |||| 11 III I MM MUIRI Mill III! Mill II III Mill ll l l l i n H U III f|:M D MM 111 M il I M I III HUT! M 1111111111 Mil H I III M IH H Ml! 111! Il 111 HI Mil M M II MM MM H MW Mill I! MM I! M I! Ill I! Mil III M Ml! Mill Mill Adding Machine Ribbons Social Security Time Books Sales Books Typewriter Ribbons Scratch Pads Bond Papers for the Growers A Jeanne visited Valley sister, Mrs. Don Parker. Howard Schnleder and Bill B rit- placed Govt. Employes Seek Totalitarian- ism Here Melvin Parker has been enjoying church folks and their friends gath Mrs. well tian La Varre Charges Highly- two week-ends spent with his sis United was Planned By Wallace BEW scene of a Fourth of July picnic the Hill Sunset IJ. S. Amtorg the when Stanley Freeman will apply to the Court for the rel- .Court may seem Just and equitable; ief prayed for in h k Complaint. and for his costs of suit against any Dairy Feed '41 and '42. N E W E LL HEIGHTS the Sunday 19 Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County, Oregon Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under the act of March 3, 1879 Te at Said suit is brought for the pur-1 of said defendants who shall appear R A IE S Minimum..... home Riding Club Meets— Open rate, per Inch 35c National, per Inch............35c Classifieds, per word....— 2*- (Strictly In Advance) Rookstool Rookstool E d lar and Pabltsber SU BSCRIPTIO N RATES $120 Coplea............ __ ' os old * 2.75 rian entertained at a dinner W ed nesday Other honoring guests Wesley Wayne were Plercy Mr. and Tape Piercy. and Mrs. Arlene and Thurman. Does away with baskets or pails and leaves both hands free for picking. Mrs. Cecil Smith. Maxine Smith and Ellen Judd work at the Nyssa Saturday. completed packing their house in The Cecil Smith family spent the STUNZ LUMBER CO. Fourth In Marslng attending the rodeo. Callers at the C. Bill Hill home Sunday were former acquaintances Rubber Stamps Scale Books from Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Rey , nolds, Mrs ! nedy. Reese and Mrs. relatives here Insure Hay Ken- The two latter are visiting Mr and Mrs Rey nolds are from Beuna Vista The M L. Kurtz and Wesley Plercy families were Caldwell busi EA R LY Now is the time to insure your hay. Let us insure your first crop now and add your second crop later. W e charge standard rates but allow 20 Per Cent Dividend A.L. Atkeson ness shoppers Thursday. Mr and Mrs tertained Wesley Plercy en friends from Buhl at a Stamp Pad Ink Receipt Books dinner Sunday The three ions of Mr. and Mrs Wayne Wood of Caldwell are stay ing at their grandparents' home while their parents are on a trip to Kansas M r and Mrs M L Kurtz and Joyce. Mr and Mrs J C. Nevln and Laura Louise, enjoyed a swim and weiner roast Thursday eve ning at Snively'a springs. Phyllis Eastman of Napton was a Sunday dinner guest of Joyce K urtx Shirley Smith. Arlene Plercy. Caroline Schelmer and Joyce Kurtz attended young women's mission ary meeting Sunday at th* Nevln home in Adrian. Payroll Deduction Receipts Various Types of Legal Papers Gate City Journal W «W 4 W IU N M lW M H M IH 1 IR IH W IW *W W 4 m w W W W W *e
