Nyssa gate city journal., December 12, 1946, Image 1

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NŸSSA,'~ÔÏÏEGÔN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER¡ 12, _194ü
BETTER NYSSA HIGH
JOHN J. BRANEK GETS
CHAMBER
Fogged Windows ADRIAN
Nyssa Eagles
SENTENCE, PAROLE Beet Producers PUPILS ATTENDENCE Collection On
ELECTS OFFICERS
Defeat Parma John Joseph Branek of Adrian Annual Meeting SHOWN BY FIGURES Losses May Be
Are Blamed For Officers of the Adrian chamber of
average attendance in the Asked Of Bureau
The Nyssa Eagles defeated Par- ' Pleaded guilty ta circuit court in
commerce were elected at a meet-
Slated For Dec. high The school
House’s Death I tag
I Vale last w eek to charges of
this year is above that
held Thursday evenfhg, Decem­
ma in a basketball game on the ■ atteiïlpttag to shoot his wife during
ber 5.
Parma floor Tuesday night by a ¡ an altercation. He was sentenced Nyssa Meeting Will Be
The new officers are Howard score of 62 to 33.
to nine months !:• the county jail
Held December 20
Nyssa took a lead in the first I and paroIecI t0 the shenf{
Hatch, president; Vernon Barker,
In City Hall
vice president, and R. E. DiUe, minutes of play and led the home j Branek u ^ s lodged in jail No­
team
throughout
the
contest.
T
h
e
jveniber
„
on
a
complaint
nled
by
The annual district meetings of
A coroner’s jury decided at an in­ secretary-treasurer. They will take score at half-time was 35 to 16.
1 charge of the organization in Janu­
! his wife, who has divorce action the Nyssa-Nampa District Beet
quest held in Ontario Monday that
The
game
marked
the
first
en-
„¿¡„g
agalnst
him
ln
court
ary.
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Growers association will be held
the death of Herbert O. House,
After a few topics were discus­ counter for the Eagles this sea- 1
during the latter part of December,
22, of Ontario, who was killed In sed, the meeting was adjourned to son.
The Eagles will play a double-
beginning with December 17.
a train-truck crash a mile north Cafe Riddle, where refreshments
header at Vale Friday of this week
of Nyssa last Thursday, was were served.
The meetings will be held for
with the Vale town team.
accidental with no criminal neg­
the purpose of discussing prob­
The first home game will be
ligence involved.
played Wednesday, December 18
lems of the growers, planning lor
After an investigation of the
Governor Arnold Williams of Id­ the coming year and election of
with Parma.
fatal accident. Coroner R. A. Tacke
aho has signed papera providing
Tuesday's Lineups
said that because House had his
Parma
for the extradition of Mrs. Gladys local officers. All farmers Interested
Nyssa
cab windows closed so that they
B. Wilson, 6 P
2, G. Wagner Broadhurst of Caldwell to Mal- in beet growing are asked to attend.
became fogged he could not see
The meetings have been schedul­
Discussion at the monthly meet­ C. Wilson, 4 F
R. Obendorf heur county to face charges grow-
the approaching train and drove ing of the city council Tuesday
L. Wilson, 7
C
18, D. Sayre ■ tag out of the death of her hus- ed as follows:
his machine onto the track in night indicated that considerable
O. Bellon, 11 O
Hammock band, Dr. W. D. Broadhurst, snb- December 17, 2 p. m., community
front of the locomotive.
street improvement work will be T. Holman, 19 G
3, Smyser ] ject to the outcome of a habeas
House was driving a truck load­ done in Nyssa during 1947.
R. Wagner corpus proceedings in district court. hall, Parma; December 17, 7:30
B. Hendricks, 8 S
ed with gravel for Schimmer and
Plans have not been completed, D. Willson, 7 S
Hopper | After signing the extradition p. m„ Wilder high school building,
Stone, contractors engaged in build­ but probably several miles of street
O. Obendorf J papers, the governor issued an or- Wilder; December 18, 2 p. m.,
H. Wilson
S
ing the Idaho Canning companay will be surfaced in 1947. The state
2, Pritchard der directing Sheriff A. A. Moline community hall, Vale; Decemoer
H. Tobler
S
plant at Nyssa. He drove onto will resurface Mata street early in
___
I of Canyon county, Idaho not to 18, 7:30 p. m., Jamieson; Decem­
the tracks at a grade crossing one the year.
release Mrs. Broadhurst to Oregon ber 19, 2 p. m. Grange hall, Nampa,
mile north of Nyssa and, accord­
The council passed a resolution
authorities until her attorneys had Idaho; December 19, 7:30 p. m.
ing to Vern Kelly, an eys-witness, to start proceedings to vacate the
been given an opportunity to file community hall, Marsing; Decem­
apparently shifted gears while on east 80 feet of Green avenue adjac­
a request for a habeas corpus ber 20, 7:30 p. in. city hall, Nyssa;
the tracks. The locomotive of the ent to the railroad right-of-way.
December 23, 2 p. m„ Oregon Trail
directive.
train, the second section of Union j The council also passed an or­
Mrs. Broadhurst, held in the school building near Nyssa; De-
Pacific's eastbound No. 16, loaded dinance vacating an alley in block
The first banquet of the Nyssa Canyon county jail, is charged with sember 23, 7:30 p. m., Kingman
with troops, traveling at about 45 16, Teutsch's addition, on which Future Farmers of America since being an “accessory after the fact” Kolony school building; December
miles an hour, struck the truck the Chadwick property is located. the start of world war II will be in the murder case. Alvin Will­ 30, 2 p. m„ courthouse Welser;
squarely at the cab. The train
held in the high school building iams of Parma, held in the Mal­ December 30, 7:30 p. m., Oregon
whistled for the crossing witnesses
Friday night, December 13.
heur county jail, is charged with Slope community hall, Oregon
Approximately 60 boys and their Broddhurat’s murder.
said.
Slope; December 31, 2 p. m., court­
The cab was not equipped with a
fathers are expected to attend.
Mrs. Broadhurst’s lawyers, P. J. house. Payette, and December 31,
Chairmen for the planning com­ Gallagher of Ontario and Cleve 7:30 p. m. Hanna school, Emmett.
heater and there was no provis­
ion for defrosting the windows.
City officials today called atten­ mittees have been appointed as fol­ Groome of Caldwell, contended at
Tacke said. This led to the con­ tion to the state-wide campaign lows: food committee, Lynn Sw'en- the extradition hearing that the
clusion that fog on the w‘ *ows to reduce traffic accidents during sen; invitations, Donald Bergam; charge of “accessory after the fact”
of the cab prevented him from the Christmas holiday period by entertainment, Don Herren.
The dinner will be prepared and does not constitute a criminal
seeing the approaching train.
issuing a proclmation calling on
charge. District Atorney E. Otis
When the locomotive struck local citizens to drive and walk served by the home economics de­ Smith of Malheur county said that
partment
under
the
direction
of
the truck, the engine of the ve­ carefully and to observe traffic
Mrs. Broadhurst “aided" Williams,
Mrs. Steffens.
I ROM THE BULLDOG
hicle was thrown clear. House's regulations at all times.
her former chauffeur.
The junior class play, "Spider
body was thrown out after the
Following is the proclamation
Island", shocked Its way to a sur­
truck had been carried 340 feet issued by city officials.
prise conclusion Friday evening.
by the train, and the body of the
“WHEREAS; The Christmas holi­
December 6 at the Nyssa gymnas­
truck was carried a total of 760 day season is a period of general
ium. "Murdered men, axes, spiders,
yards Irom the point at which it rejoicing and happiness, and,
was struck.
I The junior class of the Adrian slightly insane women and gold
“WHEREAS, during the past six
The injury which caused House’s years, holiday traffic accidents
The Nyssa Bulldogs defeated I high school will present its class high-lighter this three-act thriller.
The setting, a deserted light­
death was a skull fracture.
have claimed the tragic toll of 63 the Parma high school basketball i play, “Hilarity House”, Thursday,
The funeral was held at 2 lives in this state, and,
team by a score of 44 to 20 on tne December 19, ai. 8 p. m. in the house off the coast of Maine, was
pictured perfectly on tjie stage.
p. m. Tuesday in the Christian
“WHEREAS, a study of these Nyssa floor Tuesday night before Adrian high school auditorium.
church. The Rev. E. J. Helseth, a accidents recently made by th3 a capacity crowd.
The play, a comedy, will feature Characterization of parts, makeup,
sound effects and costuming receiv­
former army chaplln, officiated. secretary of state's office indicates
Parma started with a 4 to 1 Donnie Hatch as the wild western
The American Legion was in nearly all of them were preventable, margin, but the lead was soon hero, Selma Siam as the gloomy ed close attention and were a cred­
charge of the service. House was
"NOW THEREFORE, I, R. G. overcome with Nyssa forging ahead maid, Eddie Sharp as a 12-year- it to the management and direc­
dlscharaged in January, 1946, from Whitaker, chairman ¿ST the Com­ to hold a 11 to 8 lead at the end old girl and Kieth Stoker as the tion of the play.
The play began its chill raising
the army, in which he had served mon council do hereby call upon of the first quarter. The half-time red-haired vamp. Others in the
in the air forces since 1943.
the citizens of this city to Join score was 19 to 12 and the three- cast include Eloise Crocker, Henry path with the bit looney Abble
Moore, Emery Cameron, Delores Mayo, played by Florence Niccum,
He is survived by his father, with local and state governmental quarter score 28 to 16.
knitting a scarf for her supposedly
John B. House, Ontario; a brother, agencies in an all-out effort to
Nyssa players and their scores Blanche, Joyce Stoker and Joan murdered brother, Daniel. Florence
William House, Ontario; and his prevent traffic accidents during the were Bellonl, hurch 9, Herren 5, Webb.
played this part to the finest deg-
mother, Mrs. Augusta Crawford, holiday season this year."
Holcomb 10, Sutherland 6, Iseri
iee, and her makeup was excellent.
Meeker, Colorado. House was born
Chairman Whitaker said officials 2, Green 4 Ray 3 and Kayano 4.
Dullie. played by Evaleen Town*,
in Meeker, March 28, 1924.
of Oregon were Joining other states
Parma's lineup was Norris 5,
started the mystifying plot by
in the west in conducting the traff­ Norland 3, Payne 3, Sayne, 2.
bringing in some firewood, but
ic safety campaign this year under Campbell, Dean 2, Payant 1, Mc­
leaving the axe, which had been
the slogan, “Don’t Let Death Take Cormick 2, Abbott2 and Takatory.
used to ’ kill" Daniel, outside. Eva­
Your Holiday”.
Nyssa won the B league game
William G. Ross, who has been leen was good in the part of Dul­
by a count of 20 to 16. Nyssa master of Boulevard Grange lor lie, and sne nearly brought down
Return from Visit—
players were Chadwick 6, Garren, several terms, was elected master
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grelg and Christensen 1, Sutherland 2, And­ of the Malheur County Pomona the house when she petted Star
Star route service will be establish­ family spent several days in Hoq-
Mayo's fur coat and said, "Nice
ed between Nyssa and Adrian De­ ulam. Washington, visiting Mr. and erson 9, Hale, Wilder 2, Cleaver Grange at a meeting November 23 kitty”.
and
Low.
Parma’s
high
point
man
in the Boulevard Grange hall.
cember 16, Postmaster Lloyd Lewis Mrs. D. D. Chase and family. Mrs.
The literal bringing down of the
waas Huffer with 7 points.
Other officers elected are;
of Nyssa reported this week.
house was done by Salem Mayo,
Greig and Mrs. Chase are sisters.
Nyssa will play Jordah Valley
Blaine Girvin of Vale, overseer; portrayed by Louise Lewis. This
The mail will leave Adrian at En route home Mr. and Mrs. Greig
8:45 a. m. and lrtive Nyssa for stayed several days in Portland here tonight. The Bulldogs will Miriam Black of Boulevard, lec­ was done when she shot her “dead"
open their conference schedule turer; Elisor Bush of Brogan, brother, who was supposedly mur­
Adrian at 10:30 a. m. The service visiting relatives.
with Adrian on the Adrian floor steward: Leonard Goodell of Bou­ dered with a axe 40 years before,
will consist of one round trip
Tuesday night and will play New levard, assistant steward; Mrs but who was all the time living in
daily, six days a week except Parents of Girl—
Plymouth here for their first home Cleaver, chaplain; Mr. Adams of
holidays. The mail carrier will be
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Rice of Kel­ conference game Friday of next Oregon Trail, treasuer; Ruth An­ the lighthouse tower. Louise s
makeup Was perfect and her ac­
Elbert Hatch of Adrian.
so, Washington are the parents of
trim of Brogan, secretary; Frank tions and staccatlc voice made her
Under the present system, Nyssa a 6 pound, 12 ounce girl. Mrs. Rice week.
Sherwood of Oregon Trail, gate­ part live.
rural carrier No. 1 takes the mall is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
keeper; Miss Niccum, Pomona;
The heroine, Star Mayo, was
to Adrian and brings the Adrian Claude Willson of Nyssa.
Mrs. Ross Harvey of Oregon Slope. played by Mary Lou Schenk. Mary’s
mall to Nyssa in the course of his
Ceres;
Donna
Jackson
of
Vale,
own sweet disposition and natural­
rounds. The Adrian mail has be­ Visit in Twin Falls—
Flora; Mrs. Girvin of Vale, lady ness seemed to rub off on her
come far too heavy for the rural
Mrs. John C. Wulf left Tuesday
assistant steward; Arthur Antrim part and added to both Star Mayo
carrier to handle it along with for a visit of three days with rela­
of Brogan. Alva Goodell of Oregon and the play.
his regular route 1 mail.
Snake
river
valley
schoolmasters,
tives in Twin Falls, Idaho.
Trail and M. Sonner of Oregon
Although Ruth Toambs, as tne
meeting ln Nyssa, decided to em­ Slope, executive committee.
villalness,
was both made up well
Guests at Frultland—
ploy a commissioner system of
Form Accounting Co.—
These officers will be Installed and used excellent body actions,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sager and
Three Nyssa men, Everett Heldt, handling basketball refereeing pat­ December 12 in the Boulevard her voice did not carry well at all.
children were Thanksgiving day- Tom Seppish and Ron Whitaker, terned after the Pacific coast
Grange hall In connection with the She had, however, several horrif­
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sag­ have organized the Accounting college conference plan.
joint Installation of the officers of ied females of all ages riveted to
er of Fruitland.
The
commissioner
is
to
handle
Service company of Nyssa. They
Malheur county subordinate grang­ their seats when she wrs crushed
will open offices ln the east side all refereeing problems and in es, with Pauline Ross, state Pomona by the crumbled tower and only
From Boise—
of the Doll House building Dec­ case of any disputes concerning installing officer.
her hand remained visible.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Carr of
basketball he will be called for
ember 16.
The next Pomona Grange meet­
The actress, who “stole the show"
Boise visited in the Cecil Smith
advice. For this season Fred Rob­ ing will be held In the Oregon was Marjorie Bishop. Her charac­
home in Newell Heights Sunday af­
inson
of
Welser
has
been
hired
for
Trail Grange hall Saturday, Feb­ terization of Patsy. S tar Mayo's
Go To Boise—
ternoon. Mr. Carr is a Boise pho­
Mrs Leslie Burbank. Mrs. LeRoy the position.
ruary 22.
friend, was one of the finest high
tographer.
Robinson will employ for every
The luncheon and banquet for school character portrayals ever
Srhlrm and Mr and Mrs. Newbum
Glenn spent Monday in Boise shop­ game officials who are licensed the meeting last Saturday were witnessed.
Visits In Nyssa—
Oregon or Idaho and will be re­ served by the Home Economics
Not to be forgotten Is Robert
J. C. Greer of Portland, and his ping and visiting their cousin, sponsible for the quality of the club of the Boulevard Grange.
Florea, for, without his silent part
son. Jerald, former Nyssa residents, Major Bagley. an employe In a refereeing.
of Daniel, the play would have been
visited ln Nyssa from Saturday department store.
If the plan is satisfactory, the Meeting Planned—
lost. Robert's wasn't a very big
until Tuesday.
The Women's Society of Christ­ part, but the fear of Dan'lls pres­
commissioner system will be ex­
Students To Have Party—
A Christmas program will be tended to all sports on a perm­ ian Service of the Methodist ence was continually with the aud­
Return from Visit—
Church will hold Its Christmas ience.
Mrs. Howard E. Smith and son, j presented for the Nyssa high anent basis.
meeting at the home of Mrs. Bert
Taking into consideration the
Bertram, returned home Friday school student body at an assem- j
Llenkaemper Thursday afternoon, plot effect, acting, setting, make­
from Spokane, where they visited bly to be held Friday. December Riding Club Meets—
20 at 2:45 p. m. The program w ill' The Owyhee Riding club met December 19, at 2 o’clock. Mrs. Car- up. sound effects and direction,
for three weeks.
include a Christmas medley by i Friday evening of last week at the ! los Buchner will be ln charge of “Spider Island" was adventures»,
the glee clubs, vocal solo, “White home of Mrs. Vic Marshall with i the devotion and program.
ghastly and funny—• combination
VMts In California—
A shower of gifts for the church i which made It one of the beat
J. C. Krul. local contractor, left Christmas”, by June Savage and Mrs Oce Schweizer and Mrs.
Peggy
Watt
as
assistant
hostesses.
|
kitchen
instead
of
the
usual
ex­
j three-act plays ever presented by
Tuesday for an extended visit with a talk by Bishop Arvil ChHd on
his two daughters, Mrs. Ohet Tlbba •The Meaning of Christmas” Lynn The 25 members present agreed change of personal gifts will be Nvssa high school Miss Pedrick,
and Mrs O. Fults o f Huntington Lawrence will lead the group ln to hold election of officers Ja n ­ ( held. Dish towels are particularly Mr. Steffens, and the junior class
l needed.
uary 31.
singing Christmas carols.
are to be congratulated.
Park. California.
Verdict Is Returned By
Coroner’s Jury In
Ontario
Extradition Of
Woman Delayed
Improvement In
Streets Likely
F.F.A. Banquet
Set For Dec. 13
TRAFFIC SAFETY
CAMPAIGN BEGUN
Juniors Present
Spider Island
ADRIAN JUNIORS
Nyssa Defeats
TO PRESENT PLAY
Parma 44 to 20
Ross Is Named
Pomona Master
Star Route To
Be Established
Hoop “Czar” In
Valley Chosen
of previous years. Principal Erret Owners Of Property Un­
Hummel announced.
der Break Will Hold
During the last two months the
Meeting
attendance has been 92 per cent
of all students enrolled. Last year
The board of directors of the
it was 86 per cent and the year Owyhee Water Users association
before It was 83 per cent.
voted at their recent meeting in
Officials can give no definite
Nyssa
to contact attorneys in re­
reason for the improved attendance
gard to starting action to collect
compensation for loss suffered ln
the 1946 Owyhee ditch break.
A committee of the water users
met with R. J. Newell, regional dir­
ector of the bureau of reclamation,
December 10 to discuss ways and
The annual Christmas program means of strengthening and Im­
of the Nyssa and Arcadia grade proving the canal.
schools will be held next week.
A special moss meeting for those
The Nyssa program will be pres­ owning land under the break will
ented In the gymnasium Thurs­ be held Monday, December 16 in the
day night, December 19 at 8 o'clock. Boulevard Grange hall. All farmers
It will be given as follows;
under the break shouTd be at the
Christmas Stockings and The meeting prepared to fill out an ac­
Tap Song, second grade.
curate report on production of 1945
Song. Have You Heard, Santa and 1946 crops, showing the rata
Claus Is Coming to Town, Hang­ of loss caused by the 1946 break.
ing Up the Stockings and Merry Other problems will be discussed,
Christmas, third grade.
according to J. C. Sproul, secretary
House of Christmas, Christmas of the association.
Bells, Christmas Tree and Star
Song, first grade.
Instrumental series. Hark the
Herald Angels Sing and It Came
Upon a Midnight Clear, grade school
orchestra, directed by Lynn Law­
rence.
Mearl Marcum of Nyssa was
The Christmas Story In Pag­
eantry and Song, Prophets of Old, elected president and Bernard Front
of Nyssa was elected secretary of
fifth grade.
The Taxpayers and Mary and the Malheur Game league a t the
annual meeting held in the Boule­
Joseph, sixth grade.
The first Noel and White Shep­ vard Orange hall Monday night.
Three directors were elected from
herds Watched, fourth grade.
The Christmas Angels, Song in each of the three larger towns in
the county. The Nyssa directors
the Air, fifth grade.
The Manger, Silent Night, sixth are Marcum, Frost and Charles
Newbill.
grade.
The sportsmen approved several
Star of the East, fifth grade.
The Three Kings, sixth grade recommendations to be made to the
game commission at its meeting
boys.
be held m Portland Januaary
Christmas Giving.
songs, O Holy Night, Christmas 11 relative to fishing regulations.
The league recommended closing
Offertory, Treasures Bring and
all of the small streams tributary
Come All Ye Faithful.
Members of the program com­ to the Owyhee river below the
mittee are Lynn Lawrence, chair­ dam; opening of the trout season
man; Mrs. Rlgney, Miss Gehnert, February 1 ln the Owyhee reservlor,
Miss Cole and Mrs. Henneman. and closing of the Owyhee river
The decorations comlmttee con­ t o ' all fishing above the Owyhee
sists of Miss Cole and Mrs. Rlgney. ditch outlet except during the
The program of the Arcadia trout season.
The league will send a repre­
school will be presented In the
schoolhouse Friday evening. Dec­ sentative to Portland to attend
ember 20 at 8 o'clock. The pro­ Ihe commission meeting ln Jan-
gram will be published next week. Jannary with a view of asking that
more fish be liberated ln Mal­
heur county.
Grade School
Plan Program
M. Marcum Will
Head Sportsmen
Temporary Limit
On Mail Halted
The post office department has
announced the removal, effective
December 9, of all temporary re­
strictions placed on malls due to
the recent coal strike.
Christmas mailings are rapidly
approaching the peak volume and
appear to be the biggest Christ­
mas mailing ln post office history.
Due to the extra heavy malls this
year patrons are cautioned that
mailings must be made earlier than
normal times as transportation fac­
ilities are already taxed to the lim­
it, Postmaster, Lloyd Lewis said.
Care should be taken In wrap­
ping and packing parcels, espec­
ially those containing fragile arti­
cles. Parcels that are sealed must
have proper parcel post address
labels which may be obtained from
the local merchants.
Christmas cards for local deliv­
ery may be mailed for 1 cent each
and for rural route or out-of-town
1 *4 cents, if unsealed and contain
no written message. However, those
cards will be handled as first class
matter If 3 cents postage is paid.
They will be forwarded if adressee
has moved to another address and
undelivered cards will be returned
to sender.
Tupelo Staff Visits—
The Tupelo staff of the Nyssa
high school, accompanied by the
advisor. Miss Ntaart, went to
Boise Wednesday as guests of tne
Syms-York Printing company. Miss
Ntaart and the four students, Mild­
red Loe, Adrienne Peterson. Doris
Beers and Jerry Bellon, Inspected
the printing plant and planned the
dummy for the school annual.
Parents Of Twins—
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Osborne of
Nyssa are parents of twins, a boy
and a girl, born December 3 at
The Dalles.
Visit Here—
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Roberts, Jr.
and son of Nampa, Mr. and Mrs.
John Reffett of Sunset valley and
the Misuses Helen Johnson and
Mabel Roberts, teachers in On­
tario. were Sunday visitors ln the
A. R. Roberts home.
Bazaar Planned—
Plans have been completed for
a bazaar to be held December 14
ln Mrs. Oroham's real estate office,
beginning at 10:30, by the Wahlne
club. Articles consisting of pillow
cases, tea towels, quilts, aprons,
toys and many other items suitable
for Christmas will be sold.
PTA To Have Party—
A Christmas party will be hold
at the regular meeting of the
Nyssa Parent-Teacher association
in the high school building Wed­
The Malheur County Tubercul­ nesday night, December 18. Carol
osis association is one of 2.900 vol­
singing will be led By Lynn
untary organizations affiliated with 1
the National Tuberculosis associa­ Lawrence. The members will pro­
tion which are participating in tne 1 vide gifs, which will be distributed
40th annual Christmas seal sale by Santa Clay» from a Christmas
from November 25 to December tree. Refreshments will be served.
25.
From coast to coast, from the Return from N. Y.—
Mrs Herbert Fisher and her
Canadian to Mexican borders, and
In the United States territories, mother Mrs. Emma Qulnby, re­
the seal tale Is being held to raise turned home Saturday night after
funds to support the tuberculosis having spent a two-week's visit
control programs of these associa­ In New York City with MLss Ber­
tions. to support activities which nice Brooks. Mrs. Fisher's cousin.
are directed on the local state and While In New York, they were able
national levels to conquering tuber­ to shop in some of the larest stores,
culosis. one of men's oldest and and to see several of the latest
shows and plays.
most deadly enemies.
ALL URGED TO BUY
CHRISTMAS SEALS