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THE NYSSA G ATE C IT Y JO U R N A L
TH URSD AY, J U L Y 26, 1945
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Learning Railroading In Three Easy Lessons
fhe Gate City Journal
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occup“
Uon to and
does not
expect
i early
return
the United
States.
Keyser has been employed in de
fense work for the last two and
one-half years.
I Pfc. Robert Ha « ’kins has written
• his wife that he participated in
Fdl a>r and PubIKhw
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tile battle of Okinawa.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Keyser and
two children of Seattle, formerly
of Nyssa. visited Saturday and Sun
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AP P R E C IA T IO N
We wish to express our thanks
to our neighbors for their kindness
and help during our illness.
Jay Howard
Cash Turner
at Nysaa Malheur County, Oregon
at Nysaa. Oregon for transmission
Malls, as aecond class matter, undei
of March 3. 1878
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And.Many Otter Attractions
Servi mr
A R M Y CUT-BACK NEEDED
The army’s refusal to reduce its expense
ount by more than 20 per cent, although
now fighting on one front instead o f two
throw our economic structure into chaos in
of a sudden victory over Japan.
acc
it is
may
case
The American people are not groaning for
more food, clothes and pleasures now, because
they can “ take it” , but the American people, in
cluding our servicemen, should be protected as
much as possible from economic displacement
after the war.
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T o get background materia! for “ Your Am erica,” the Union Pacific’! network radio produc-
tion, Leo Kopp, musical director for the show, often makes a tour of railroad property. The maestro
now considers him self a veteran railroader after trying his hand aa a dining car chef, track worker
and locomotive engineer.
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THREE NIXES-
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Mail orders now to Weiser R od
eo Assn., Weiser, Idaho, Box 190.
Enclose check or money order with
self-addressed stamped envelope for
return of tickets. Prices include
all taxes. Bleachers $2. Reserved
seats $2.59. Specify night wanted.
Payette, Idaho
Phone 49
guests enjoyed playing croquet be farm Information which is directly ran. Cleaver, who went into the
fore the dinner then later in the concerned with the county office. 540th from the infantry, has the
evening attended a movie at the All farmers in the community in purple heaii medal.
Nyssa theatre. Those attending the terested are invited to attend the
Pvt. Philip H. Ransom has re
party and who presented Ilea with meeting.
Certainly the army does not need as much
ported for duty at Oregon State
gifts were Ardis Hurst, Lula Bell
material as it did before the defeat o f Germany,
college, Corvallis, for participation
Wilson. Darlene Robb. Ross Lane.
yet Fred Vinson, when he was war production
in the ASTRP. Private Ransom,
Jim Wood. Donald Elliot, James
w
- -
mobilize!-, had a difficult time forcing the army
Robb Pvt. Harry Hathaway, of
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Butler and while at Oregon State college, will
Camp Wolters, Texas, and
Mr.
to reduce its purchases by 13 per cent by Decem
son and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Robb receive two terms of college edu
Hathawy o f Wilder.
cation prior to his reporting to
ber 1. While millions of dollars worth of mater
The auction sale of the Osborne ins attended the Oregon Trail
active duty with the army. Pvt.
ial rusts in the fields of Europe, war production
farm was quite well attended Mon Grange picnic in Caldwell Sunday.
Ransom, a former student of Ny
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Otis
Bullard
and
day
and
most
articles
and
stock
plants in the United States are humming along
ssa high school. Is a son o f Mr.
family, Charles Bullard, Louise
sold for a good price.
and Mrs. Paul W. Ransom of route
at about the same rate as before V-E day.
Dale Ashcraft went on a fishing Gregg and Eddy. Ethel Bullard and
2, Nyssa.
trip to Unity with Ray Drowns Guy Shafer returned Saturday from
If the factories in the United States are work
Logan valley, where they spent the
last week.
With the 27tth (Tokyo Express) In
ing at full capacity on war production when Jap
Mrs. Dick Wyatt attended the week fishing.
fantry Division on Okinawa (de
an is defeated, the economic repercussions will ! Saddle club drill in Nyssa Sunday Gerald Zittercob went to Port layed)—Pvt. Stanley Lucero of Ny
land last week for a visit of a few
evening.
ssa, Oregon, who recently join ed 1
be terrific. A cut-back in the army and navy
Jack Elliot moved Mrs. Ruth days.
the
Appleknocker
regiment
of
material now would convert more plants to the
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard and
Sneed to her home in Parma Sun
M ajor General George W. Grlner’s
fam
ily
were
dinner
guests
at
the
day.
Mrs.
Sneed
recently
purchased
manufacture o f civilian goods, give civilians a
famed 27th infantry division, is
property there. She is a daughter Charles Bullard home Sunday.
now serving with his unit on Okin
chance to spend some of the billions they have
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wagner vis
of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore.
awa.
on deposit in banks and thus relieve the spend
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Osbum were ited at the Jim Wallace home near
The Appleknockers landed on
Vale
one
day
last
week.
Sunduy dinner guests in the Frank
ing orgy that will develop when the brakes are
the Ryukyuan stronghold April 9
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Warner and
Cummins home.
released after the war.
and were committed to the south
Rev R. O. Chandler and BUI girls spent last week in the hills
e r n front, where, battling against
Stratton, who is assisting
Rev. in the Burnt river section.
¡the heaviest Jap artillery yet en
O f course, the government economists do not
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Osborn and
Chandler in 'his summer
Bible
countered in the Pacific, rugged
need to be told that, but they may not have
school work, were Sunday dinner fam ily visited in Meridian Sunday.
terrain and powerful fortifications,
Rev. Larson of Nyssa held ser
guests at the J. G. Lane home
enough influence to bring the service groups
the regiment played a leading
vices here Sunday morning, Sunday
Sunday.
into line.
part in the seizure of Kakazu ridge
Mrs. Bach, mother of Mrs. Jim school will be held at 10 a. m.
commanding the approaches to
Lane, left Tuesday morning for next Sunday.
Naha.
Nyssa were callers at the Hurst I Payette lakes, where she will assist
The 26-year-old Oregon soldier
home Friday evening of last week. , in cooking for those attending a
entered the service in August. 1944
David Hurst ran hLs hand and summer session Bible school re
Mrs. James Peterson's sifter of
and has served four months over-
by
the
Bountiful, Utah Is visiting In the arm into an electric clothes wring treat being held there
American Sunday School union.
His wife is Nellie Lucero of
er Wednesday. No bones
were
Peterson home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Piercy were
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Nyssa.
The Clarence Ricks family expect broken but the arm was bruised dinner guests in the Harvey Otis
to move soon to their new home quite badly.
home In Adrian Sunday.
group which has participated in
Sgt. Morgan E. Rusque, known
Porestine
Wilson
and
Delora
they recently purchased In the Big
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stockham of numerous bombings of German-
as Morgan Rust when he attended
Hurst, Who accompanied Rev. and the Owyhee dam were
Bend vicinity.
Tuesday held targets throughout southern
Owyhee grade school and Nyssa
Mrs. Clifford Wright has been Mrs. Nevln to Seabeck. Washing callers in the Art Sparks home.
Europe and the Balkans.
high school,, graduating with the
quite 111 tills week. She was taken ton recently, will remain in Sea-
Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks and
The veteran unit Is being return class of '36, has been recently
to Boise Monday of this week for beck until the first of September family attended a fam ily reunion ed to the states for a period of
transferred from the 91st division
Where they will be employed.
medical attention.
In the Caldwell park Sunday.
| training and receipt o f new equip which saw action in Africa and
Mrs. May Field, mother Mrs. C.
Mrs. L. L. Kreager was hostess
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Piercy were ment before jumping into the batt
W. Wilson, left for her home tn to a group of young people at her Monday evening dinner guests in le against Japan. The training and Italy, to the 7th division.
The sergeant enlisted In the army
Cheyenne Wells, Colorado Thurs home Sunday evening at a surprise the Rube Graham home.
| additional equipment has
been in October, 1942 at Fort Lewis.
day.
birthday dinner party
given
In
Wesley Piercy took a load of made necessary because of the
Washington and received his basic
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan of honor o f her daughter, Ilea. The ¡cattle to Caldwell Saturday.
I changed tactical situations which training at Camp White, Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hall have ! ground and air men of the group
Oregon with the 91st or Powder
! returned to the home of their will experience in
the Pacific river division. Later he was sent to
¡son. T. B. Hall, after a two-week 1 theater.
Fort Sill. Oklahoma, where during
Teeming with spic and span new |
1 visit tn the home their daughter,
the winter o f ‘43 he studied with features and spectacular surprises,
■ Mrs. W. G. Rice, in Marsing, Ida Pfc. Duane Weeks of the marines
the army air corps mechanics
ho.
is home on 30-day leave. Weeks, group. Assigned back to the 91st, he the big Russell Bros. Pan-Pacific I
Railroad circus is coming to
| The Kingman Kolony Grange tail gunner on a B-25 bomber, will
became a member o f the air wing
met Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. go to Cherry Point, North Caro-
Wood and Full Panels
serving with headquarters battery.
i T. B Hall became new members. . lina after his leave. The youth has
748th fie li artillery as a corporal,
, The lecturer’e program consisted ' been in the Pacific war theater for
which he was attached until June
' of "community sing” by all pres 14 months. He is a son of Mr. and
of this year.
ent; reading “ Rockefeller’s Creed", Mrs. Tom Weeks.
On June 8, 1943 he was married
, Mable Piercy; reading.
"Plchln'
in the Lutheran church in Port
Hay,"
Lute
St
am.
and
a
missing
With
the
15th
Air
Force
Service
Coil Springs and Felt Mattresses to Match
land. His daughter. Sydne Kay.
: words guessing game by all. Mr. Command in Italy— As part of
was bom one week before her
: and Mrs. Price and
family
ot the re-deployment program of ser
father left for duty in Africa, bgt. I The big show, greatly enlarged
Chalk Butte Orange were visitors. vice command troops, the 540th
Rusque wears three battle stars, and streamlined throughout, has
Don’t forget the beautiful felt hat scatter rugs.
The members voted to hold an air service group soon will be sent
one o f which is for taking part j this yerj- maeje striking changes
open meeting for all Grangers and to the United States for further
in the cracking o f the Gothic line 1 in its manner of presentation by
interested fanners Monday. August training and re-grouping prior to
producing gorgeous ensemble num
13. when a speaker from the county being moved to the Pacific theat
bers In which the star performers
i agent's office will give the latest er to prosecute the war against
are outstanding figures.
I will be
! news of interest from that office. Japan.
Adhering to every big top tradi
The 510th is one o f many ser
Farmers may ask any questions on
GRINDING G R A IN
vice groups being moved from the
tion. the show's production staff
has skillfully blended an avalanche
Italian
theater to
the Pacific
for chicken feed all
through the United States. All
of circusdom's foremost features
personnel will be given furloughs
Into a refreshingly new sequence
this month. Bring your of up-to-the-minute entertainment
upon arrival In the United States
before training is started for the
highlighted
by
exciting
music,
grain.
task in the Pacific.
frolicsome merriment and flam
boyant coloring.
! One o f the men o f the 540th
air service group is Pfc. Leslie L.
Out-and-out circus music, creat
The army and navy are stopping improperly or insufficiently address
| Cleaver, husband o f Patricia E.
ed along an entirely new line of
P. M. Warren
¡Cleaver of route 2, Nyssa. He Is
ed newspapers from going to servicemen overseas. Newspapers that do
thought by Musical Director Henry
post exchange clerk in the squad-
not have an up-to-date address are thrown into the waste basket. The
Kyes, “ the Paul Whiteman of the
white tops", is presented by his
officers do not notify the publishers o f the new address, but merely in
new wonder band with rare finesse
Louie, one of the majestic super-
form them that the address is incomplete and that the paper will not be
and great melodic appeal.
educated African lions with the
delivered.
The gigantic 1945 program of big Russell Bros. Pan-Pacific Rail-
the Russell Bros. Pan-Pacific cir circus.
If your husband or son overseas wants the Gate City Journal and he
cus is punctuated by an impressive
is not now receiving it he must send you a written request, which must
¡array o f topflight attractions.
be showm to the publishers, who are required by the government to
the Konyots, dressage riders c f
Compensation Insurance, but
| Among the pre-eminent stars international acclaim; the Arturo
abide by such procedure.
and features are: The marvelous and their superb performing liber
Riding Christian! fam ily in startling ty horses and ponies: the Corcai-
You will be doing your relatives and the publishers a service by call
new feats o f hurricane horseman tas: Doritas; Wrights; Belmontes,
ing at the office and giving us the correct and complete address o f
ship: an inconceivably magnificent and scores upon scores of like re
^new opening spectacle; the fan- nown. together with a huge herd
your men in service. Otherwise the newspaper will not be sent to them.
j tastlcally beautiful new all-girl of peerless performing elephants
I Cloud Ballet, starring lovely La a convulsing clown convention and
. Louisa. “ Queen of Aerial Rhythm", a breathtaking new grand finale
the inimitable Flying Concellos; the
Performaces tn the mammoth
amazing acrobatic Orta ns; Ala Ming main tent will be given at 3 and
, Fu. world's greatest wire artist; the 8 p. m., the doors opening at 2 and
I Davisos and Excellos. high perch 7 to permit leisurly inspection of
iwlaards; PaUenberg's Wonder Bears; the superb menagerie
Arcadia
Kingman KoYony
Our Boys
Big Russell Bros. Pan-Pacific
Circus Coming to This Vicinity
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