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THE NYSSA G A TE CITY JO U R N A L . NYSSA. OREGON TH U RSD A Y . MARCH 2. 1950 P A G E TWO Local News The Gdte titv Journal E ditor a n d KI.ASS V. FO W FI.L SI BSC If 1 FT ION RATES On«- Year *2 00 Hix m oiiltis *1 25 Single Comes 05 (S irid ly In Advance) Published every T h u rsd a y E ntered a t th e postoffice th ro u g h th e U nited H tates tlie a ct E n glish Publisher AD VERTISING RATES O pen rate, per Inch N ational, per inch C lassifieds, per word M inim um 40c 49c ¿1 30c a t Nyssa. M alheur C ounty. Oregon. a t Nyssa. Oregon for transm ission Malls, as second class m a tte r, under of M arch 3. 1879 LI« m (ion E n c o u ra g in g T he failu re of th e labor g o v ernm ent, a socialist o r ganization, in th e recen t election in E ngland to m ain tain its larg e m a jo rity in th e house of com m ons, gave m uch en co u rag em en t to A m ericans who a rc fighting th e leftist tre n d in th e U nited H tates, but, of course, th e ir pleasu re w as tinged w ith d isap p o in tm en t th a t th e con serv ativ e v icto ry was not com plete. As com pared to th e 148 m a jo rity held in th e p resen t p arlia m e n t, th e labor g o v ern m en t w ill hold a m ajo rity of only 8 to 9 seats, dep en d in g on w hich press rep o rt we read T h at is not enough of a m ajo rity to give th e social ists control, e x cep t in a few m inor instances. So, it a p p ears th at m any English people, like th e A u stralian s and New Z ealan d ers, feel th e A ttlee g o v ern m en t has gone too far in its natio n alizatio n program W h eth er th e co n serv ativ es or socialists gain m ore stre n g th now is prob lem atical. E ngland was falling rap id ly into th e socialist!.’ g u tte r, b u t now th a t th e election has broken th e fall, she m ay not ex p e rie n c e th e w orst phase of socialism . T h e sw ing of th e p en d u lu m in th e U nited S ta te s aw ay from socialism , if th e re is such a d evelopm ent, w ould h av e been m ore rap id and c ertain if th e labor itos in E ngland had scored a decided v icto ry and con tin u ed to c a rry th e c o u n try into statism . T he ex am p le w ould have been so te rrib le , even th e most a rd e n t a d vocates could see, b u t p e rh a p s not adm it, th e d an g ers involved in th e loss of ind iv id u al liberty. Now, th e co m p arativ ely m ild form of socialism ex istin g in th e U nited S ta te s an d E ngland m ay c reate su fficien t in d ifferen ce and |x>litieal le th a rg y in th e people to allow socialism to sw eep into pow er. If A m ericans a re allow ed to see the d ep th to w hich socialism can d rag th e c o u n try , p erh ap s they w ill aw ak e to th e ir resp o n sib ility of m aking th e ir own living w ith out asking for doles from th e governm ent and th e ir fellow -m en K eith llr r r iiia n Anil U n roll! k tir lz Kt-liirn F rom T rip K eith H errm un a n d H am id K urtz re tu rn e d last week from u m onth's trip into m any states of the union T he two young m en left Ja n u a ry 21) for 1 jinxing M ulligan where K urtz HR purchased an 88 O ldsm obile ear From M ichigan the young m en I drove south to Florida, and from I Florida to New O rleans, spending |>arl of llieir tim e rnjoying th e G ulf Is-ui lies F u rth e r tops were m ade at K ansas City and in Colorado where they visited friends and re l atives O ne of th e m ost interesting slop- was th e visit m ade at the fam ous . M alabar fa rm ,, m anaged by the novelist. Louis Brom field. T hese large farm s are on reclaim ed soils and are largely devoted to th e rain- Visit In C alifornia— trig ol pasture hay lands a n d c a ttle Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Rookstool and These have been iound to be m ore a “^ Mrs ¡*- Olson re tu rn e d , . , home F rid ay a fte r spending two profitable th a n row crops, a fte r weeks w ith th e ir son and bro th er, keeping a cc u ta ie accounts of ex- Ancel Rookstool, and fam ily of perim enU T he soil has been built N orth Long Beach, C alifornia. T hey up so th a t unbeuveaoie am o u n ts of ! visited frien d s and relatives in pasture are produced. T he two N orth Hollywood B urbanx, Long Nyssa m en talked to th e a ssista n t Beach. Lynwood and S a n Diego, m anager of the farm s, who is sec- j They also w ent to S a n ta C atalina, retary to Mr Brom field He sta te d ! C apistrano m ission and Hollywood th a t the work on th e farm s is c a r- 1 and sp e n t o n e day in Mexico. F a r- ried on in close cooperation w ith m ers in so u th e rn C alifornia a n d the sta te ag ricu ltu ral college a n d Mexico a re th in n in g beets and experim ent stations. j :ru lt trees are blooming. Perfect w eather was encountered. --------------------------- with no storm s, on all th e trip, ’Auare fiance P lan n ed — K urtz and H errm an sta te d A sq u are d an ce will be given for ____ ____________ | .he ben efit of th e M arch of Dim es W ednesday n ig h t, M arch 8 a t 8 (¡rower* llrjjeil T o Vclock in th e gym nasium T he public is Invited to atten d . Buck U se I .oral Siifiur 411 . h a n a n will be the caller. T he ir.«t sq u are dan ce to be held in the T he N yssa-N am pa D istrict Beet Nyssa gym nasium since last Decern Growers association rem inded grow ier will be held tonight. ers in a letter issued last week th a t the price of your beets depends Reunion Scheduled— upon th e price received from the T lie a n n u a l L. D. S. Roy. U tah .ale of sugar produced from those ward reunion will be held T hursday, jeets'. M arch 9. D in n er will be served The association gave o th e r facts from 5 to 7 : 0 p. m. An organ is follows: recital a n d sh o rt picture show will ' One ton of your beets is w orth be given d u rin g th e d in n er period. 12 47 more if th a t su g ar is sold in A program will be presented a t 8 your com m unity r a th e r th a n in oclock, followed by a dance. All Chicago. Every tim e a n o th e r brand residents, form er residents and jf sugar is sold in your com m unity, friends of th e Roy ward are invited your sugar is forced out of its home u> a tte n d . M any form er residents m arket and m ust be sold os fa r east if th e Roy section now live a t as Chicago At the p re sen t tim e, Nyssa. an o th er firm is a tte m p tin g to re place your sugar In your com m un- Visit At llom edale— Itys m arket You can best protect Mr a n d Mrs. George N Bear your inter«- t in this m a tte r by in- | visited Mr. a n d Mrs. Elstner Fenn sistlng upon your W hite S a tin sugar I n e ar H om edale Sunday whenever you purchase sugar, a n d I _________________ by urging your frien d s to do th e Visit In Id ah o — sam e You can also pro tect your Mr a n d Mrs. L arry Dlm mick and interests by urging large users of j son, D arrell, visited ut the Earl sugar In your com m unity, such a-. - W ard hom e In Id a h o Sunday. bakers and Ice cream a n d candy --------------------------- m an u factu rers to use your W hite Here From O ntario— S atin sugar W hen you patronize Mr a n d Mrs. Ja k e Sim m ons and nthei it is not u nreasonable to his b rother, Abe, of O ntario visited a sk them to patronize your pro- 1 M onday a t th e W E. Schirem an ducts". hom e. ...... ...... ONE ¿far SUPPLIES M ake ua your h e a d q u a rte rs for Purina Chowa. S an itatio n P roducts and other chick and poultry auppliee...everything you n e e d to g ro w v ig o ro u s c h ic k s . I SEE US FOR YOUR BABY CHICKS C h ic k « th a t a re vig o rous and husky — fro m in s p e c te d , h ig h - p ro d u c in g flocks . . . th a t's the kind w e're selling. P la c e yo u r o rd e r now «o you can gat them w hen you're ready. Bred Right to lay Right To Seattle— M rs G eorge M itchell left last W ednesday for S eattle, where she will visit Mr. and Mrs. P ete M it chell and fam ily. T h e visit will be Mrs. M itchell's first w ith h e r new tw in g ra ndchildren, P e ter a n d Polly. H ere From Eugene— Ja m es H eldt, fresh m an a t th e U niversity of Oregon, visited his m other, Mrs. A. L. H eldt a n d his b rothers over th e week-end. r o * * {goner of the W aggoner Motor company, who a tte n d e d a dem onstration of th e new B F. Goodrich tubeless tire in S a lt Lake City last week-end. said upon his re tu rn from the conference th a t the tire is now available to th e public. While 111 S alt Luke City. W aggon e r saw curs equipped w ith tubeless tires run over th re e -ln rh spikes w ithout losing a pound of air He said a tubeless tire has been th e goal of lire engineers since th e daw n of th e autom otive age W aggoner said th e tubeless tire is Just th a t a tire th a t does not require an Inner tube. In addition, he said, it h a s uii Inner layer of special gum m y m ate ria l th n t au to - uiutlcally seals p u n c tu re s effective- y nml p e rm a n en tly rig h t on the m ining wheel Since th e tire does ml have an in n er tub«', lie e x p la in 'd. it actu ally Is easier to m ount and tak e o ff th a n o rd in ary ones. Bob R toup of M ilton-F reew ater, -fate p resid en t of th e F u tu re F a r m ers of A m erica, was In Nyasa ruesday and W ednesday. He is nuking a tour of e aste rn Oregon inspecting projects of S ta te F a rm er degree can d id ate s a n d helping the h a p te rs witti th e ir program s of work. He also p a rticip a te d in th e ugh school program broadcast over K W FI W ednesday afternoon. Estoup. who was recently a w ard ed a WOO S ta n d a rd Oil com pany «•holarship to O regon S la te col- <-ge, was graduated from M cLaughlin high school in 1049 R eturns From C alifo rn ia— Mrs Jessie M organ retu rn e d hom e last w eek-end from Ban Francisco, w here she visited h e r sister Miss Jean«*tte C alkins, for a m ont onth. spending th e w inter zona. C alifo rn ia M alting th e trip toy joyed visiting m an y terest. in U tah, A ri and Mexico. car, they e n places of in To S alt Lake— J. L H e rrim a n spent Friday and S a tu rd a y in S a lt Lake City a tte n d ing a F ord d ealers m eeting. Mrs H errim an a n d Dick visited in Boise S a tu rd ay a n d Sunday at the M. S. Ayres hom e w here Mrs Daly, m o th e r of Mrs. H e rrim a n who has been ill. is m uch im proved WE ¿a SELL •Full Jew e/ed P ow er — t a ll a n d R enstrom Äo lU r Bea rin gs T hroughout Buy o M ercury a w a y Plaa or our C onvenient Lay I nsurance A cency general D on B. M oss FIR E ST O N E STO R E .. If . -s - s /CHECK FOR VALUE ! v'CHECK FOR PERFORMANCE! f ih - x Self-Polishing Wax the all new B s u u tifU t a n d p r o i e t t i w e e d , c o m p e titio n , te e th or lio o le vin e r téio • u rta te * " J u s t w ip e M e n . " It* h e r d w ir H niih r e ti t i * w a te r e n d d i d — I s u l tltp p e ry e n dee#». 98* 59*' Tint It! "THl SHADOW remington — Sunday« - Nyssa Lumber Co. Jo h n R. Ostrom . O w ner Pitone 118-W personal typewriter W ouldn’t you rather use the permanent beauticians Profettional NUTRI-TONK u s g ? waves safely f Z'2 . ’ ^ in lillle as 10 minutes, due to patented OIL Creme base V, B ec a u se o f th e d iv e rs ity o f t h e ir o p e r a tio n s , f a r m e r s a n d r a n c h e r s a r e p a r tic u la rly s u b je c t to d a m a g e claim * a n d su its. T o m e e t th is s itu a tio n G e n e ra l o f A m e ric a ha* c re a te d a sp e c ia l F a r m e r s B l a n k e t L i a b i l i t y P o l i c y th a t c o v e rs a lm o s t a ll p o s s ib le a n g le s. K e e p your* s e lf " i n th e c le a r " w ith t h i t fa m o u s p o lic y . A sk f o r d e ta ils to d a y ! Ploy it sm art with o Kie kh a e fe r M e rcu ry " S u p e r 1 0 ", the ou tb o a rd with Pull Jew eled P o w e r* that'» fir»» in the heart» of sportsmen. They kn ow M e rc u ry 's tou gh a n d ru gge d . R eturn From V isit— C. G. W aggoner Tells Mr a n d Mrs. Leo W. Child r e Of T ubeless T ire tu rn ed hom e W ednesday a fte r Slate President Of Future Farmers Visits STOP STORE A ttend M anagers M eeting— G randson Born In La G rande— Viali In ju re d F a th e r— Mr a n d Mrs. Wesley Browne have Mr. a n d Mrs. E. K B u rto n re- M r a n d Mrs. T hom as Lile spent th e w eek-end a t N am pa w ith Mr. ' w° rd oi « T s c o U ^ o ^ r T f tu rn ed Sunday ir° m P o rtU n d ' Lite’s fa th e r, who was injured S a t- La G rande Mrs Coulter is th e where Mr. B urton h a d a tte n d e d a urday w hen stru c k by a n a u to - {ormer M a rth a Browne. T he baby, m eeting of city m anagers. They mobile. T h e elder Mr. Lile was Iian,ed R obert Browne, weighed 7 1 also visited Mr a n d Mrs. J a c k B ur- cut and bruised. ton a n d fam ily of M llwaukie. pounds, 3 ounces. Singing M others Rehearse— T h e singing m o th ers will assist in fu rn ish in g th e program for the sac re m e n t service M arch 12 a t 8:15 for th e second ward. R ehearsals are being held un d er th e direction of Mrs Arvel C hild a t h e r hom e and also a t relief society m eetings. All L. D. S. women a re invited to sing in th e chorus. v ^ V- - , V J, W Y ^ 1 -i, ^ . . ^ v ( r r MAKE THE W d U l S< x(< r « a Q w ;n**%*va* jg<v a n ti PURINA CHEK-R-TABS HENS LAZY? w o ndorful soft notuialnots a n d f a lte r w aving Ih o t i b e c o m e Pep up their ap p etites w ith . . . ' th e re i thit much p a te n te d O i l C rem e b a s e in eoch bo«/* Putina CHEK-R-TON N u lri-T o n ic is the famous p rotrsuonai prim .!,cut, uxtd by Iv-autK lai-i for millions of lu s u n o u i p r i m a n e l i ti al price* up lo UH and lughei.' It*» the onh cold I'ennanriil w ith g e n u in e O i l . C rem e have fp a tr’U rd' Nothing like it Try it we the b ifo rm e . 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S m ooth as a piece o f fine silk. E asy to o p erate - i t has th e features usually found only on office typew riters. Com e see it today. Experience th e th rill o f ty p in g a t is beet. •ae •»«* ms a*w r*. $*•* ir Stationery Department The Gate City Journal