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THE NYSSA G ATE C IT Y JO UR NAL T H U R S D A Y NOVEMBER 9, 1944
visitors In N «m os Friday.
lnts. housewives were encouraged to refiners and distributors are nearly 1 Mrs Dyre Roberts entertained the
of Idaho there are bombing ranjes
go
marketing
for
butter
and
accord
300,000 tons less than one year ago,
i where filers have been made fam il
ing to word that comes to the nat- ' and it is suspected a considerable No Name club at her home W ed
iar dropping bombs on designated
nesday afternoon.
lonal capital they went in a big way
¿pots. Most of the bombing ranges
‘ quantity o f sugar has been boot
so that the day before the new po
Mr and Mrs Joe Brumbach were
have been on the public domain as
legged into the manufacture of wi
int system was inaugurated butter
have a number of airfields and fl
nes and beverage alcohol. Officials guests at American Legion Armistice
was no longer available.
ight strips. The fliers, in training,
do not believe however, that there banquet held In Parma Monday
Some funny things resulted from
have considered it a lark to drop a
will be necessity for further re evening.
this
situation.
One
retailer
said
that
bomb near some sheepherder to see
duction In sugar allowances this
Wade P T A held an Interesting
he
could
have
bought
400
pounds
of
him scout fur safely mid have dir-
year, although they frankly admit
butter,
which
was
offered
to
him.
organized bands of sheep. Tins was
that there is prospect of further meeting at the home of Mrs Walter
while his competitors either had
quite a practice east of the Cascades
restrictions in the use of sugar in Bishop Friday afternoon, Mr and
none or were doling it out in quart
Mrs Witty gave very Interesting
until those in command of trainees
11945.
er pound lots. This occurred in a
reports on the teachers meeting
discovered a wat to check fliers and
lr\ R*rr
W
city in the Pacific northwest. O PA
held in LaOrande the preceding
decide who was guilty. There is now
NAS Fl$JEP f too AHP
insists that there is a butter short
week. Peace and Citizenship are
no wasting of bombs to scare sheep-
*evn**JCEP to J Mo***
¡N0U6TRIAL kHOW -HOW AAAŸ TR A M F eK
IN J A t l fOQ. -ItCKUKé H *
age. he greatest shorotage in 50
the subjects emphasized by local
herders or start gra«s fires.
ELECTRIC POOR.CPENihJé EQUIPMENT PW hf
WIFU/
years, yet tons of butter are being
WAR P IA N T Í JO <3A 0 *S *f
THE U F *.
units this year. Refreshments were
• While no statistics have been
v ti open -rue poors . 7u*tJ
sent
lend-lease.
The
countries
rec
served at the close of the meeting
ON THE U 6H7S. BNP B e
Washington. D. C., Nov. 9-W h en made available by states as to the
eiving lend-lease do not want oleo--
BüÆ OlB*- PROOF ¿
with Mrs E. H. Brumbach as assist
the shooting stops, the government acreage acquired by the war depart
they insist upon having butter.
The Commodity Credit corpora ant hostess.
must (or should) return for settle ment, it Is believed that Idaho,
The high point values for butter tion will pay a subsidy to process
Mr. Cameron finished digging a
ment or other public use 16,000,000 Oregon and Washington have con
is driving many people to the lower ors of the 1944 sugar beet crops to new well at the Wade school house
acres of land which was withdrawn tributed approximately one million
point oleo and dairymen are appre compensate for Increased product Thursday.
form the public domain, the nat acres. In one instance 200,000 acres
hensive that many customers will ion costs, according to an Associat
Mr and Mrs F. A. Miller and Vir
ional forests and parks. In addition of waste land In eastern W .V iln j-
become accustomed to the use of ed Press dispatch from Washington, ginia spent Monday in Boise on
the war department acquired six ' ton was taken, and that is but one
oleo
that
they
will
not
go
back
to
business and visited friends and
million acres either by condemna cof many tracts. Negotiations had
D. C.
butter.Oleo production and consum
Stabilization Director Fred M. attended the play in the evening.
tion or purchase. The latter acreage j to be conducted with owners on a
ption
are
attaining
new
high
levels.
/v Sn'i
Vinson, in an order signed Oct. 20,
Mioof A merica * solcata * outcipb
should be returned to the tax rolls lease basLs or outright purchase. All
Despite a 12 percent increase in approved recommendation of thej
AACHÊh/ L O A P TO ASAM POM eo *7J V i ï T CAKS
by disposal to the previous owners ¡told, the engineers made 21,000 lea-
WITH SMALL* AMP PpJA M iT* 4MP t O U A P
I sugar beet production in the United war food administration that C O C .
or to others. Tills is one of the big Ises and are paying $">6.000,000 a year
THBM WTO TOKW . —
States sugar stocks on hand next pay up to 12% cents a hundred
problems in the disposing of gover I as rental and in addition $14,000,000
January will be smaller than they pounds on the amount by which \
nment property which has been de has been expended in construction
Mrs Guy Tanner and baby dau
were one year ago, according to the processors' 1944 production costs
land repairs. This latter sum includ-
signated as surplus.
ghter are home from the hospital
best
obt
Unable
estimates
by
the
The task of acquiring all this real 1 cs the many hotels which were
exceed 1941 costs. Celling prices are this week.
aepartrrv nt of agriculture because
estate has been In the hands of the ! leased, maintained and ultimately
based on the latter costs.
Tom Drydale and family visited
of
is
bo
shorotage
in
domestic
re-
corps of engineers. The land, in the must be returned to their owners.
The directive also authorizes CCC in Nampa Sunday.
fin ci.— which handle the off-shore
Although a few thousand acres
Pacific northwest and other far
to absorb "a portion of the amount
Mrs Dale Busih and sister. Leitha
Aht A mericas / lieutes I/ wt
product. During the first seven mo
REPORTS ÇEElhtô ArJ ARAB bl
western states, has been used for are now being ofefred for sale by
if any, by which 1944 production Moyes, who has been in defense
nths
o
f
1944
imports
of
raw
sugar
FRENCH MOROCCO MURCMIHSA
the
engineers
in
the
northwest,
the
airfields, landing strips, ordnance
-osts exceed net proceeds from the work in Seattle for the past year,
Rao« NEW) Sc«V A SOlPilR went*
54WPWIC6 of K-mnon Biscurri
were 510,000 tons more than for the
plants, hospitals, traget ranges, bar major task of restoring the land
- wat far soy f are 4 ROWW 6 vEsetseu*
SPREAP wnw u .s SHDVlNô
sale o f 1944 crop sugar.”
came home last week.
in
-
mm
»
eewMCXK
like
period
in
1943.
but
in
spite
CREAM
to
the
tax
rolls
Is
still
to
come.
racks, etc. Throughout eastern Was-
A W P A spokesman said it will not
Mrs lone Brown of Payette visit
of
this
apparent
abundance
stocks
the
office
of
price
aununisuationTsWith
the
advance
warning
that
Directing bhat 20 points be coll
mlngton, east of the Cascades in
be possible to calculate specific pay- ed her parents, Mr and Mrs W illiam
of
sugar
in
the
hands
of
Importers.
Oregon and on the sagebrush plulns ected for every pound of butter sold. giving the oleo makers a “ break'Mhere would be an Increase in po-
nents until the crop has been pro Moyes, last Sunday.
Al
HE
in
Processors Get
Sugar Subsidy
Cow Hollow
cessed and sold.
Victory Food Hints
By Leona Anderson
Idaho Power Co.
f
v\
Describe it to me,
//
"Y e a h , I hear ’em yelling.
r\
“ This is what I used to dream about
in the jungle. God, if I could only see
for just five seconds.
“T h at girl there — is she laughing . . .
or crying? I had a girl —once. Sure I
wrote her when this happened to me. I
told her I was tired o f her. W hat else
could I say?
“ Listen to that new sboy... ‘GERM ANY
FINISHEDI' I ’d give anything to see those
headlines. W hat else does it say? A n y
thing about the Pacific? I hope you guys
realize there’s still the Pacific.
"Yeah. I was there, all right. I f you
could have seen what I saw, you wouldn’t
need to read any War Bond ads. Kids
you grew up w ith, w ith th eir faces
smashed to bits. Nothing left of your best
friend but his helmet landing in your lap.
M ade me kind o f mad, I guess. T h ey say
I was still fighting when I couldn’t see
any more.
"Yeah, it’s bad enough. But it makes it
worse when you hear someone saying the
war’s practically over. Acting as if it’s
time to ease up on W ar Bonds and all.
Then you wonder what you did it for. It’s
not over y e t Those Japs can do a lot of
damage. I ought to know.
"D o ms a fa vo r, will you, Mac? K eep
on buying W ar Bonds for my buddies
out there. And put a little extra in for
m y sake, w ill you?”
KEEP ON BUYING BONDS
TILL IT’S OVER, OVER THERE!
Gate City
Journal
•BETTER B RE AK FASTS BUILD
BETTER AM E R IC AN S”
How true this is-if we get a good
start on our food for the day by
eating a nutritious breakfast-full
of energy and body building foods-
we can face any task with a smile.
The youngsters with good break
fasts rate “ A ” on the football field
and in the classroom-to be well fed
means steady nerves, plenty of en
ergy, and a good clear mind.
Give them oatmeal served in a
new way:
OVEN COOKED O ATM E AL
(Serves 4-6)
Place 2 cups Quaker or Mother’s
Oats (quick or regular) and 1 tea
spoon salt in casserole dish. Pour
4 cups boiling waiter over oats. Cov
er and bake in moderate oven (375
F.) 10-15 minutes.
Delicious Variations
1. Add % cup raisins to oatmeal
before baking.
2. Put 6 or more marshmallows
on top of oatmeal after baking:
place in broiler a few minutes to
toast the marshmallows.
3. Place % cup chocolate chips on
top of oven-oooked oatmeal before
serving.
Dig Bend
E. M. Hauser, county 4-H club
chairman and L. J. Allen, assistant
4-H club leader of Corvallis, visited
Bend schools Thursday. Both gave
Instructive talks on club work and
presented pins won by students
during the past year. The children
enjoyed the pictures that were sh
own.
Mrs Grover Lee, who recently re
turned from Brazil, owing to her
mother's illness, was looking after
ranch interests in this vicinity Tue
sday and Saturday. She was acc
ompanied by Mrs Marian Calwell
Davis, a former Bend teacher.
Mrs Harrington returned from a
month's business trip to Nebraska.
Mr Stlner became ill Thursday
and after consulting a local phy
sician was sent to Boise to St.
Luke's hospital for an operation.
Mrs Boyce Van de Water left
Friday for Lebanon. Oregon for a
two-weeks visit with her sister.
Mrs Harriet Brumbach county
treasurer of P T A attended the cou
nty council meeting In Ontario,
Saturday.
S. G. Tunning of Roswell was a
business visitor in this vicinity T h
ursday.
Bend friends received news of
W ill Foliar's death Friday. His wife
Vera Swlgert. grew to womanhood
in this comunlty.
B. O. Roberts of Nyssa spent the
week-end at the Dyre Roberts ho
me.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Bennett and
Mrs Leroy Bennett were business
Mrs Mary Savage and relatives
are visiting in Idaho Falls this we
ek.
William Harvey Callahan, U. S.
navy returned home last week from
the hospital. Mr Callahan is much
improved.
The Owyhee R elief society o f the
LDS church held its annual con
ference Sunday evening. A program
of songs and reports was given.
Mrs Onita D. Callahan is visiting
her parents, Mr and M is A. A. Des-
paln o f Ontario heights this week.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Herrud will
arrive here November 17 while he is
on leave from Camp Farragut.
Corporal and Mrs Joseph Calla
han will remain here 10 days longer
because o f Mrs Callahan’s being In
the hospital. Corporal Callahan's
furlough was extended 10 days by
the army.
Vern Bu
returned M
Mr and
family were
John Hickey
Geraidean
rict spent
ma Bullard.
S. J. McKin
spent two
Moeller ho
Berkeley, Ca.
Gilbert Swan
Kinney.
Lloyd Orris
ing to Nyssa
Mrs Lily
the Holy Ri
ario.
Fifty weri
school Sunda
tario gave a
day school
next Sunday
Mr and Mrs
family visited
home in Caldt
C O LI
Fred Koop
dinner guest
Lackey Tuesda
Mr and Mrs
the Dick Ter
and t
That
increas
you re
safegu
Don M. Graham
Insurance Agency
Fire and Automobile
Insurance
Rentals
Bonds
Serving
5
Counties
From the Largest Stock o f
Oenulne
Parts
Orders Shipped Immediately
Me Cluer- Manser
Phone 49
Payette, Idaho
LIFE’S Little TROUBLES
This
in the
-C A N ’T EAT-
100 Sh
You don’t have to worry and
fret because CONSTIPATION
or GAS PRESSURE discomforts
won’t let you eat. Instead of feel
ing nervous— blue or bewildered,
take a dash of
50 She
25 She
ADLER-I-KA
as directed on label to quickly ex
pel gas— to soften and assist food
wastes thru a comfortable bowel
movement. Enjoy that clean, re
freshed feeling that lifts spirits—
rekindles smiles— improves appe
tite. Buy it I Try it I You’ll never
bo without Adlerika again.
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