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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 26. 1951 PAGE FOUR Plans For Girls State Announced Intensive training in democratic leadership will be given to thous ands of American girls again this summer at the American Legion auxiliary’s girls states, according to Mrs. H. O. Hopkins, girls state chairman of the Nyssa unit of the auxiliary. Olrls states will again be held in every state and the Panama Canal zane. and auxiliary units through out the country are now selecting the girls who will attend, Mrs. Hop kins said. The girls will all be high school juniors and will be chosen on a basis c f their leader ship abilities Approximately 10,- 000 will have opportunity to attend girls states this year. A majority of the girls states will be held on the campuses of colleges and universities and will be in ses sion one week The girls will form political parties, conduct election campaigns, hold elections and op erate all the functions o f a state government in miniature. They will have actual experience in operating the machinery of democratic gov ernment from the precinct and township up to the state house Each girls state will select two girls to attend girls nation, to be held in Washington, D. C. in August for study of government at the national level. Selection of a girl or girls to represent Nyssa at the 1951 Oregon girls state will be announced soon YOU'RE ALL SET NOW! Windshield crystal clear ed . . . . . oil check . tiros with correct pressure . . . battery in working order . . . water lank filledl You're all set to go now with these services we offer you. when you drive in for gas. For smooth driving, head your car our wayl Thompson Oil Co. 302 Main Phone 11 the senate in 1953 centered around county in their plans to run him Senator Eugene Marsh of "Old for the speakership. He is 28. John Yamhill." He was speaker of the Houndsell o f Hood River county house in 1945; has served seven has a royal following and no one sessions in the Oregon legislature. questions his ability and integrity. All the while a great many mem For speaker of the house several efficient members of the present bers are insisting that Ruddie legislature are being mentioned. | Wilhelm, Jr., will change his mind By Murray Wade Francis W. Ziegler of Benton coun : and consent to run. In the “ i f ” column— if Oregon ty has been something of a miracle High Court Passes man as vice-chairman of the house democrats keep piling up registra tions for the next 18 months— and ways and means committee. His The state supreme court refused ! if they acquire a get-out-and-vote this week to take jurisdiction in a coharts believe his forthrightness gumption there could be a demo state grange attempt to block day and integrity would go a long way cratic house in 1953 with a lady light saving time from becoming. in a campaign for the speakership. The average age of the members speaker <how natural). Represent effective April 29 The unanimous decision of the of the 1961 legislature is much low ative Maurine Neuberger. Digest Of Opinions court makes it virtually certain that er than It has been for three dec Attorney General George Neuner daylight saving time, by proclama- i ades. Younger men are being eiect- gave the following opinions on Ore tion of Oovernor McKay, will g o 1 ted to public office than in the im into effect. At the court hearing mediate past. This encourages the gon law this week: A permit to carry a concealed Orange attorneys argued that the j friends of David C. Baum o f Union governor had no power to order the fast time. Members of the attor ney general’s staff defended the j governor’s action. Following the supreme court de- Make ! cisión State Grange Master Elmer McClure filed a suit in Marlon First National county circuit court to prevent Gov ernor Douglas McKay from putting ¡ daylight time into effect. Financing a Signed By Governor Oovernor Douglas McKay this week signed minor bills passed by Part of Your the legislature with the following j purport: Home-Buying Appropriate $12,000 for the pur- | pose of placing replicas of the ¡ statues of Dr. John McLaughlin and Plan Rev. Jason Lee in the capitol or on its grounds. The originals o f j Y ou 'll take increased the statues are in Statuary Hall, Washington, D. C. pleasure in your A u th orizes governmental agen- | new home if you're cles to use the so-called coyote- getter (set-gum. Bill originated in free from financing the senate agricultural committee. worries. A First National Authorizes the superintendent of the penitentiary to pay inmates up loan officer will furnish to $1 a day for work performed. up -to-the-minute information on Provides that every member of the military forces of the United mortgage loans with low interest rates and States or its allies who applies for convenient monthly payments. — a hunting or fishing license in this state shall be required to pay only the same fee therefore—as resi dents are required to pay. NYSSA BRANCH Burning Permits Cancelled ‘Until there is a decided change in the weather all burning permits l ^ OF PORTLAND that have been issued by the state forestry department have been can O p«n 10 to 5 including Saturday celled and no further permits will be Issued. Low humidity and brisk dry east Momber Federal Deposit fmurone# C-rrooration winds have created fire hazards in Oregon at an unusually early date this year. Very dry air masks from Canada advancing steadily south ward spread the fire risk over the entire state, late weather reports state. Talk 1953 Legislature Speculation on the presidency of by the local auxiliary unit, Mrs Hopkins said. The 9th annual gins state will be held at Willamette university in Salem June 18 to June 24. (Capital Parade FIRST NATIONAL PROGRESS REPORT S j weapon, issued by a sheriff of one | county, confers upon the licensee the right to carry the same in any other county in the state. A state-chartered bank which ts a member of the federal reserve system may not lawfully invest in its bank building in excess of 50 percent o f its paid-up capital and surplus. day morning after visiting for three weeks in Nyssa and Port Blakely, Washington. Mrs. Fox is a sister of Ewen, Earl, Marion and Leo Chard. Relatives and friends held a picnic at the Nyssa park Sunday in their honor. Appointed Manager— Leo Chard has been appointed manager of the Farmers Supply co Return To Home— Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fox left for operative in Nyssa to succeed Benny their home in Lucas, Kansas Mon- Fields, who has resigned. SPRING IS THE TIME TO PUT YOUR FURNACE IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION FOR FALL AND YOUR AIR COOLER READY FOR THE HOT WEATHER FREE ESTIMATE GIVEN on all sheet metal work, heating and air conditioning needs Come In Today Or Call P H O N E 46 BANK EDER HARDWARE CO. SHEET METAL SHOP h u m i B iih ' s ’R b M b m a & t* ON THE ONE MILLION DOLLAR TELEPHONE CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM FOR MALHEUR COUNTY Projects Totaling $750.000 Already Completed or Under W a y About 18 months ago we an nounced the largest telephone construction program in the history of the county— a one million dollar program over a three year period— which will benefit every telephone user. W e have already com pleted $750,000 of this pro gram; and we have completed the engineering on other major projects amounting to an additional *4 million dollars. T started th e d a y th e 1951 R o a d m I aster There’s a sweeping view fore and aft through m a d e its first a p p e a ra n c e —and has b e e n broad and uncluttered glass areas, and the b u ild in g u p e v e r since. F o lk s lo o k ed at th e fresh n ew s ty lin g —th e power— th e fe a tu re s —th e fa b ric s —th e clou d- soft cu sh ion s — and the ¡¡rices — and said, “ Here’s the sm art b u y in th e fin e-ca r fie ld .” W h y d o n ’ t y o u c o m e and see f o r y o u r s e lf what a sen sation al bu y th is p rou d b eau ty r e a lly is? Here Is The Complete Program: Even the brakes are new, self-cooling, with a grip that takes hold like steel fingers in a velvet glove. Here indeed is a c a r that is fine in bearing, in action, and in the precision of every structural part — a R o a d m a s t e r custom It’s a honey to handle—a joy to ride in—and just about the handsomest thing on wheels. 1 — Expand and Improve w nice in »w ry section in which wr operate new clarity of an instrument panel with high visibility at night. built by Buick. When will you try one as our guest? * — Provide «errire for rvrryanr now wailing. It has room, and poise, and a level-going ro un rev to 3— Provide one or two party service to everyone who wanta it. gait that comes from coil springs front GREATER VALUE JC ÍM* >A N fN tr J. TAYLO*. ABC Ngfwoft, #v*ry Monday and rear. 4 — Reduce the number of families on present farm lines to right or Iras per line. There’s a triumphant thrill in the willing obedience of its Fireball power and the lux 5 — Provide dependable service lo 1000 MORE farm families. urious ease of its Dynaflow Drive, which • — Restore dial service In our Vale rxrhangr. doesn't cost you a penny extra. 1 — Improvr local service by adding additional switch boards i t V a bnier i H •M b B Wmmt _______• ■ WHERE DOES "EXPANSION M ONEY" COM E FROM The monry fsr sur eipsnsion program can- not r.m r sol sl the rales veo pay fsr the Service Expansión monry mus! .-orne fren» Ihe aavlngs of Invernar*. tarnlng* madr poaalbW- by adequale rules are n recesar y la allrarl Ibis monry from laves lora. MALHEUR HOME TELEPHONE CO. A Growing Aroo Noodo ThU Groatsr Tolophono Program Roberts-Nyssa, Inc. 2ND ana GOOD AVENTE / R O A 1 ) \ I A S T E R ( listoni Uniti b y Huirk g — Build new long distance lines Is bet wren town*. NYSSA. OREGON X3K\
