FAM O US CLOSE SHAVES By Barber Sol
CLASSIFIED
THE IMPACT of
t a il - g u n n e r s g t . j a m e s
RALEY'S 0-17 COLLIDING WITH ANOTHER B-17
PINNED HIM IN HIS SEVERED TAIL SECTION.
RALEY FELL 19,000 FEET AT A DIZZY
SPEED — YET, RALEY LANDED UNSCATHED/
Female Help Wanted
Married Woman between 30 and 40
years old for counter work in
store. Must have had Cash Reg­
ister experience. Phone or write
Portland Inquirer, 2736 N. E.
Rodney Ave., City 12; WE 7220.
Ref. req.
Stenographer-Typist, capable of
taking dictation. Must have had
experience in office routine.
Phone or write Portland Inquir­
er, 2736 N. E. Rodney Ave., City
12; WE 7220.
TALE, BIG SALE... s u r r o u n d e d
BY N A ZIS WHEN HE LANDED HlS GLIDER
on C herbourg p e n in s u l a , capt william
ADAMS GAVE HlS CAPTORS SUCH A
CONVINCING ARGUMENT THAT THEY
SURRENDERED To HIM AND TWO INFAN*
ln -i MEN - BAG TOTALED lb5 PRISONERS.
Couple— Cooking, housework, man
general handyman, gardening,
some driving. Call At. 3477. Ref.
required.
Connie Gront, publisher of Pacific Coast Star, greets
Gov. Thom as E. D ew ey in San Francisco
Beauty Operators Wanted
Out of State License good. La Vivi-
anne Beauty Shoppe, 524 North
Broadway. MU 991Z.
Male Help Wanted
Pin Setters— 12 Boys or youi)g
men for Day or Night Shift. Top
rates paid. No experience requir­
Chase Bag factory. A good time
ed. Phone or write Portland In­
quirer, 2736 N. E. Rodney Ave.
was enjoyed by all.
WEbster 7220.
Thij factory is located on Nico'-
lai St.
Female Help Wanted
SOCIETY DOIN’S
Miss Gertie May Griffin who has
been a visitor here for the past
three months is leaving Monday,
Oct. 9th for Wilton, Arkansas.
While here Miss Griffin resided
413 Cottonwood St., Vanport..
Miss Helena Searcie, one of the
three Negro women employed at
the Chase Bag Factory, was pleas­
antly surprised by a birthday par­
ty given her while she was busy
at work by the employees of the
(Editorial in The Oregon Democrat who ha«l presided in Department 3
August Issue)
of the Circuit Court. There was un­
In Oregon the judiciary has been animous agreement that of all
removed from the realm of parti­ those whose names were consider­
san politics because the people re­ ed Mr. Bain was most deserving of
alized that the administration of the honor because of his excep­
justice should be free from any tional record as district attorney
taint of bias or prejudice. This during the past ten years, his rec­
wise move permits members of all ognized ability as a member of the
political parties to join in a neigh­ Oregon bar, his activity in all mat­
borly effort to select as candidates ters affecting the public welfare,
for judge men whose ability and and his long residence in Portland.
record have earned the confidence 11 was hiKh tribute to his standing
of voters regardless of the party as a citizen and one which will be
affiliation. It was under such hap­ unqualifiedly approved by his thou­
py auspices that at a recent gath­ sands of friends and admirers.
ering to piace James It. Bain in
While Mr. Bain was elected dis-
nomination for judiciary honors trict attorney ten years ago as a
203 of the 715 present were prom-1
,
,
,
.
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1
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, | Republican, he chose to conduct
inent Democrats of Multnomah
county
j tnat office on a nonpartisan basis
and appointed a number of Demo-
Mr. Bain was nominated to fill crats as his assistants. This broad-
the vacancy created by the‘ death minded attitude, coupled with his
of the late Judge Robert Tucker, fine record, resulted two years ago
Miss Helena Searcie leaves today Couple or Two Girls — Cook and
Experienced 2nd Maid, or Handy­
for a short vacation in the state of
man, gardening and some driv­
Washington. Though Miss Serffe
ing. Ref. required. Call ATwater
will only be gone a short time she
3477.
intends to visit Longveiw, Winlock
3 UNITS, 3 bath and kitchen are
and also Kelso. A whirlwind trip so
easily converted, 2 Y 2 banked lots
to speak.
for 1 or 2 families, on the corner,
affording privacy. An ideal close
in home with income. Write B-6,
Porland Inquirer, Portland 12,
Oregon.
Youngsters enrolled in the Mill
Plain community center morning meet tonight in the social room of
dramatic class will appear in this the community center at 7 o’clock,
week’s Junior Matinee broadcast Harvey Haynes, athletic recreation
over KVAN Friday at 1:45 p. m. director at the center, reports.
in a children’s play adapted for the Membership totals 50 girls, and
radio by Ray Hamby, entitled new members will be received at
“ Trade Ins.” The play concerns a tonight’s meeting, Haynes said.
little puppy who trades his young
Any motorcyclists meandering
owner’s roller skates for a bunny s
ears because he believes rabbits are around your menage? Motorcycle
more popular pets than dogs, only riders who are looking for another
to discover that his master loves steed aie reminded by OPA that
they should investigate thoroughly
him as he was.
Appearing in the play are I>ee the ceiling price of their favorite,
Onn
Gilson, Shirley Roper, Lu An­ means of locomotion before buying.
<U. S. Coast Guard F oto from O W I)
ne Hols, Harvey Bjerke and Eddie There are ceiling prices on used
Randolph A. Stills
Bezanson. Barbara Spencer, known motorcycles—even those released
to KVAN listeners as “ The Silver by the Army.
Lady,” acts each week as narrator.
SEATTLE COAST GUARDSMAN
The programs are directed by
IN I PACIFIC INVASIONS
Ray Hamby, radio director for the
recreation association, and pre­
sented in the lounge^ of the USO,
Coast Guardsman Randolph A.
Seventh and Broadway. Young­
Stills, steward’s mate, of 707 Dear­ sters are invited to join the studio
born Street, Seattle, Wash., is pic­ audience, but must be seated by
tured aboard his Coast Guard- 1:30 p. m., Hamby said. The pro
manned LST, which participated in gram is in classrooms in the \ an-
four South Pacific invasions, pje couver public schools.
Next week the USO Talent Paal,
saw action during assaults
° n 1 composed of children enrolled in
Treasury
Island,
Bougainville, schools without recreation associa­
Green Island and Sainqan,- travel tion dramatic classes, will be feat­
ured on the matinee.
ing 41,000 miles in 15 months.
Clark County News
R E -E lect
BOWES
Cit
WATCH OUT
for
CH ILD REN !
DRIVERS— Be on the alert! With schools now in session, stu­
dents will be a constant responsibility. You’ll find them every­
where. Be ready to meet any emergency. Drive carefully . . .
Drive Safely!
STUDENTS— Be alert, too! Obey traffic signals, “ play safe.”
Make it a rule to be home by 4 p. m. . . avoid the rush hours.
HERE ARE RULES THAT EVERYONE SHOULD FOLLOW!
1. LOOK FOR THE DESTINATION CARD, get on the right bus
or trolley.
2. Have correct fare ready.
3. If you transfer, hand it in open. If a pass, show all of it.
4. After boarding a vehicle, move to the rear, ma^e, room for
others.
5. Be ready to get off before reaching your corner.
6. Stagger your shopping hours. Shop between 10 a. m. and
3 p. m.
Cooperation by everyone will help improve traffic conditions.
Make Way for War Effort
o
Make Room for Each Other
1944
PORTLAND TRACTION COMPANY
A smoker sponsored by the Bag-
ley Downs Athletic Club is sched­
in a write-in campaign by which he
uled for Tuesday, October 17 at 8
was given the Democratic nomina­
p. m. at the community center,
tion to succeed as public prosecu­
Harvey Haynes, athletic director at
tor. Again his record justified the
the Bagley Downs gymnasium, said
confidence in him which is shared I
today.
by Democrats and Republicans j
The card is the first to be pre- |
alike, and the spontaneous move­
sented by the new club whose mem- <
ment to elevate him to the Circuit
bership totals 250 boys.
Court bench is supported by lead­
Basketball, volleyball, boxing and
ing members of both political par­
touch football teams are being or­
ties.
The Oregon Democrat en­
ganized from the club membership " N E W I N D U S T R I E S
dorses this movement and takes
and regular league games are to
-M O R E JOBS"
pride in recommending the support
be scheduled in the near future,
of James R. Bains by every Demo­
Haynes said.
Pd. AdV. Ray Garner, Chm. B ow es for
cratic voter in Multnomah county.
Comm,, 404 Morgan Bldg., Portland
Mr. Bain served in the first
The newly organized Bagley
world war and is an active member Downs Girls’ Athletic Club will
of the American Legion. He has
been prominent in the practice of
law in Portland for many years
and enjoys the confidence and es­
teem of his fellow attorneys thru-
out the entire State. He is eminent­
>
ly qualified to fill the position to I
which his friends have nominated j
him and his long experience as dis­
trict attorney has acquainted him
with social problems so that he
510 S. W . Yamhill St.
Dr. A. W . Sheehan
may be better fitted to temper
justice with mercy and thereby be­
come the ideal judge of human
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