The Hillsboro argus., May 21, 1942, Image 1

Buy War Bonds
(very °ay Day
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Our Quo.* /
y Wllsbor^p^rgus
Hillsboro, ( h'cgon. riiui'Hd
Hillsboro Argus and Hillsboro ln<|« p<-n«h nt C onsolidated in 1932
Rural PB
Defeated
By Voters
Commercial National Hank Hirst to Quality
< hin i
Four-Breed
Dairy Show
On Friday
3 afile I irm Taters
City Mt
Certi
; t j Title
tile t
Voti- was 31 l.l
mimic palit ie*
sid ■ til.* mu
Local Business Mon
To Serve Noon Lunch
Special Program Set
W.
four.h
nu. 1
fou.-o.e.d
Snow w I bz h.
fa.rgrounds in hill biro ad d..y
Hriusj, Muy 2z All d leynic i. beeal
fanciers and fri nds are invited to
a t nd. according to Palmer Tor-
« no, assuiant c univ agent and
manager of the show.
Hillsboro business and profes-
ai men. unu-.r .ne j .ec..3n of
John W.smer, will dun their aprons
and
set in t
s.rving of tae
noon luncheon. which will b?
made up of lun;h baskets arcugnt
in by the dairymen and coftee.
meat and ice cr:am furnished by
the Hillsboro chamber of com­
merce.
for Ilk! [-er cent pm lx ipan >n |n payroll saving plan fur purchi . ofwur I .nd and stamp-
-<u t«',t t,, u„ < ommercial Nati nal bank, the first Washing!on county in ft :ti.,r to uu 1
to Mr. Paul Patter n «ounty
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The above picture ho
W
Chris
himk pros
it. <>n right, hhowinx certificate
right:
Ho
Brown. Earle A
H Paynt«
I. Searcy. Clyde Ycunt. rear row. left to right
• dilhld .Juanita (iwrsi Margaret
I ergen. Roth Fowler. Cal Ja« k Jr Augusta
A II Abt
General, and Society,
Club* and Locals,
Volume 1?, No. 8 Two Sections—Sixteen Pages
Bids -jiven
61 Äirpart
Snell County Wi mcr
Section One
Aigus photo
A special program is being plan­
ned following .he roon hour at
which time business men. dairy­
men. 4-H club members and F F.
A boys will trv their .skill at
( annot
selecting the prize cow in a judg­
City Man«
J W Ban .' said
ing contest.
nue
Wednesday ttnat
11 but
Cattle judging is scheduled io
property of the land
start at 10 a m Friday wita H P.
red
Tnese four Hillsboro union high school graduates held the spot­
Ewait and I. R Jones of Oregon
I he citv and t .e owners
light at the graduating exercises here Friday night Erma Jean Wil­
State college as official judges.
of the
agreement, acocrding to
liams of Hillsboro and Wayne Shearer f North Plains t:p winners
Don Anderson of Hillsboro is help­
District loaders in the
Barney, but if titles can­
A c« rtif cate for l(kl n<
Relief War
of coveted B W Barnes cup award, bestowed annually upon boy
cent
ing with the judging contest. Tne
21 OIK)
ola
med
immediately
ths
Fumi
campaign
with
a
and girl in Hilhi senior class adjudged most outstanding through
quota of $5500 for Washington
committee hopes to nave the judg­
7!» Utti
have
to
resort
to
con-
pun ha
their
high
school
careers
Margie
Epperson
of
Rock
Creek.
lower
ing completed by 3:30 p. m.
county were announced this weak by ( ounty Chairman O.
as the airport develop- I left, and June Ireland class valedictorian and salutatonan respect-
The ci untv unof
th
The show will have 72 classer
ment-d signaled ! ivplv
bank, rep i IL (iates of Hillsboro. Many of the district heads have
for individual and group exhibits
:t. cannot be delay-
rev. <xecu already got their local campaigns underway and it is S fr
, of dairy animals. Three produc-
■-f the contract and
| tion classes have been set up in
♦
uction await acquu-
commit* f nipotini
which grades or purrbreds may be
possible
The
quotas
mus
raised ¡Vo
polls
Wedn <H. night bv Mr
entered The only requirements in
not later than July 4 but Chairman
T
Male
assed
a
$40
-
these tnree classes are that the
Gates is hop ng that the goal will 0G(>
light
local bank L the hi s
ie the neces-
animals show the characteristics
be reached lom before that umi
ig
the
pres-
such
of the breed in which they are
The communities. ti he quel, and
Mr.
district
shown and that they have met the
chairman a
announced th
7 0'10 republicans
rp rt dcvelop-
other
production requirements of the
V by Cha.rman Gat s are a
.'.1
aeronautics
will
follows:
class in which they are to be en-
2.000 demur
The largest class in the history of the Hillsboro union tered. according to the dairymen's
Total acreage
Aloha ’ Recdvillci
$250 C. J
•und
.
s
of
the
new
Stickney Aloha
high school, 156 seniors, was graduated at the thirty-first committee.
icuatic n of all
Mi
fr.m
be certified to
lb
”f Aloh I
Banks
Manning) SI
me '.es of W
annual
commencement exercises in the high school audi­ Barns Open Today-
Yam-
accordin
.
to
from W;
kind t<»
Ml. flora Munfird Banks Box 73,
Barns will be epen this after-
’ hill Tillamook. Cl
1 out ID Ills I
Peak Lumlr
torium
Friday
night. With the nation engaged in an all- noon
•St.
Mar
Huber,
(Thursday! and will be
lum bid.
r with all
oí M<-Mintivi
Fred
। out war effort the exercises stressed the patriotic theme. I closed Saturday night. _____
____
Exhibitors
i n- lunch on meeting Monday
Bo
I should be ready to show their ani-
outly cover d bv (elusion orders
distr cl. tmt
Washington county., bond qu<
'Blm
ming.
Siheffun.
I
I mats by 10 a m. Friday Each ani-
from the Wr : rn Def. n e Cam-
| and Wayne Shearer of North Plains
i M.n is $97 (>0(l
I mal exhibited must have parsed a
mand
arted Wedn sday rr.orumg
i were presented with the B. W
It will
Tier
and
w
-
com:
let
d
to
30 days Bangs test, as well as the
nidi
ation
Nott
| Barnes cue as the climax of the
Mott
herd requ n ments. Straw will be
^¡fb°ro campaign
Hon C liter
• the Pac fie IntW-
I award and honor presentations. This
, furnished by the chamber of com-
Pii'sidcnt
W
annual award is based cn selection
Will
Start
Monday
«
.
1
Moll » I nt Into the pi i
Wi <hi« • 1^3 blue buildings in Portland by norm!
merce.
' as the most outstanding boy and
Hillsboro's I'SO-N»«
T —-___
■ 1 Mott diew ^331 February 15 savings
the , I Civil control «gâtions for Uie
,
-
-
- deposits
—,---- — at ..-v
Four trophies will ■be awarded
-’,i I lu Hilhi s arqduating class. Stu-
drive for a quota of «1300 will
■v 3
(
ommsr«Jal
have
increased
it
the
area
wer«'
established
। at the show to the champion ur
• dents are judged on scholarship,
be started Monday morning un­
Churl«'
won
of $1 IHM) a d.iv bringing the ; American Leg.on hall- in
each breed in the production
leadership, service and courage
I li e direction
ll
•ro grade school budge
■ ts as , f May ' Or. v ■ and in Astoria, w •here a
classes. Ribbins will be award’d
The 156 seniors received their
Christensen Hillsboro district
r 1942-43 calls foi a total
19 up to $1)11.09! 93.
I msible m mbs r of each fam-
in
th; first three places in each
expenditure
chairman. I SO buttons will he
$55 33«
which diplomas in the school auditorium,
Washington county motorists,
Chr:. tensen
ly and ea< i individual living alone
which was filled to overflowing ( all ng with all other Oregon i class.
given to all adults giving SI or
in this
:r
cent
nd to report at the nearest sta-
limitation and
ounty Wils 421X1 to H((6
more and to children giving
eqicres a special with relatives and friends.
and Washington
automobile
on on nthir Saturday or Sun-
25e or more.
ime pcrcent.ig ■ held g n
me of the annu ii | Grades Highest
owners, will register for card
4
indar.
June
15
Margie
Epperson
of
Rock
Creek
posters fcr th s area
Amour
be raised by
and June Ireland of Hillsb to . ' rationing of gasoline in elemen­
I bv army authorities, Iowa Hill!—$2(M)
$33.1.IS A
th •
w hose grade averages for their en-I tary schools of the county May
d puties from the of- Dooher. Cornelius
budg. t
28. 29 and 30. according to Rich­
tinted
th«-
public tire four years were highest of any
of
W Connell,
For. st Grove ’V rb or' Roy. 1) I-
of th
ard G. Montgomery, state OPA
of the :n the 1942 class. w<re valedict;riin
tnor<
Watts
’
$80>
I
director.
than 4 0(10 vot
and salutatonan. respectively Miss
Paldanius,
The
X B St F : ?
duccd to such
n had an average of 96 for
County School Superintendent B.
an < xtent during th« te depression th?
years
and
Miss
Ireland
an
birth or anc
completed
years that a special 1; ;vy has been average of 93.5. according to the W. Barnes has been asked by State
Creek i Balm Growl
W ulaee 1023
Superintendent Rex Putnam to ar- I Plans f;r the local observance of
required several year s ­ since that high school records.
: ' Fr<
Am i can born
time.
o' I1'1
r
l-"n"n
J" nt dinner and
range for every school, which as- 1 Memorial Day are proceeding un­
Garden
Home
$100.
Mr-
J
.
m
Five
scholarships,
one
music
and
137 '"bile 34
ithilbck rrograni will beheld in the ch mi­
Budget Studied
Holmes. Garden H m
Cur honor, were awarded to out­ j sisted in the sugar registration ’ der the direction of the Allied Vet­
nomination for I' S ■ n,-J ■
R II St wart in magei
: «war­
hoa rd standing students. Pacific univer- . program, to be available for reg- erans' Commanders' Council with
■I 1235 W.i hing on ci unity
time civil control administration Stimson s M i 11. Patton Valiev
budget »ity honor scholarships went to | istration for gasoline rationing on A. J. Foelker. commander of the
(Continued on page 2)
headquarters Seven cf the 40 fam­ Laurelwood »— $300. Bert Fleisch- ".mmitîeo Monday
Erma Jean Williams and June Ire­ । the three days. The directions from I American Legicn, and Jesse Brown,
RM nt w il! I, ■ i ri
tudy of th. budg
ilies had sons m U S aimed fore 's
land. while Dorine Foelker won the ; Superintendent Putnam state that | commander of the Veterans of For­
Frank C Bramwell of Port
Glenwood
before submitting to th
'I he area north
I Lumb
Hillsboro.
copie of Pacific music scholarship. Patricia I in case the school is closed for the eign Wars, in charge of program.
j former stat !«• superintendent
O I—$200. A
the district. Committee
319 Ma
where many strawt
ludrd E McCoy received the Marylhurst year < practically all local schools | Members of veteran and patriotic
banks, poke
,r ■ • • ■
:a:rm >n. Arthur Rcil- scholarship and Rosemary Reed the have closed for the year! arrange­ groups will assemble at the Amer­
the eh.imb r nt commère? Iun< h
Helvetia ’Phillips’— $50
ican Legion hall on West Mair«
tration. wit i 70 persons from there
. A. W. Hoffman and scholarship from Linfield.
M " I iy on tn
impressions
ments should be made with the. street at 9 30 a. m. Mav 30 and pa­
Don Garr gus.
Gaston contr.buted 44. including the Louise Bleuer. Hillsb ro R:
W.i
Members
of
the
class
announced
proper
local
authority
to
open
the
|
Hill
bon-
(Leisyi
$1300
William
rade to the Venetian theatre where
Reasons f iven for increa; ng the . as having averages of 90 or mor?
Japanes ■ population of the Wapa­
C Christensen, Hillsboro
arc: Increased c st f fu:l. for the four years were Martin De- building and arrange facilities! a patriotic program will be held.
Bramw II a.d that in his travels to ■ lion tract Thirty-eight w re
Laurel ’Midway. I
needed
Where
possible,
it
was
I
Captain H. L. MacKenzie of A
from
south
of
Tigard.
26
from
Beav-
chool
surplies, labor.
1”« Andersen. Rudolph William
he had n V r s«-: n a better pine? <r on. 18 from a Vernonia lumber ington i
$125. John W
5th battalion. Oregon
I
Mull.
tion. buildini maint nance.
Berwald. Mildred Maric Boicoff. ■pointed out. registration fcr gaso- company,
in which ti live, a more prosr.T- camp. 7 from Corneliu?. 2 girls at- Hillsboro Rt.'
Guard, will be marshal of the
line rationing should be handled : State
:
to meet ine:
-
living
costs,
to
।
Gloria
Campbell.
Jack
Croeni.
cl:i-s of pc. pic than U’nJing Linfield colle; ? and I from
•— $100 A A B.ildu
offset ' e los< of funds derived Glenn Eugene Dawson. Margie Na- by the same persons who assisted ’ । day Grand Army of the Republic
A call for eo-oper.ition of al! n th«'
Metzg r. Pi rtland Ri 6.
I , memorial ritual will be given at
from the county school fund and I dine Epp.rson. Bettv Jane Gardner, with the sugar registration.
Hili'liero r«'sidents in the city's an- the r
part of North
exercises at the G. A. R. tomb at
Plains iMounta inda! e. bccam cf addition of two teach- Ida Lorraine Graham. June Lor-
< arolina »s mor nearly like the
City Superintendents in Charge
Jackson
Senoo!
’
the Hillsbcro cemetery following
$11
’
0
ule
Monday
found
representativ
s
ers
I
-
the
faculty
due
tn
increased
|
raine
Ireland.
Dorothy
Jean
Kid-
this week
Willamette \allry than anv other
All material used for registration | the
1
uptown program.
on. North Plan
federal reserve bank, the Mr? M -rritt
cnrollmcm
■
ney.
Marene
Audrey
Kjelmvr.
Mer-
Orcnc ’ Bet haili ■ ­ We-' Unioni
farm
in 1 second and third class districts
AU patriotic organizations are
curity administrativo and $ioo
Ine county school fund, which vine .Arlene Lentz. Irma Je in w
Sa
said th it I
O renco
ill be mailed direct to the clerks I invited to participate in the parade,
’IVice workers on hand to
ixima'elv $12,500 • L. rsung. Clarence Donald Nelson,
surroundings and
pressi ns
of
W.i imgton
in any of
per year has this year fallen short Lloyd Milton Pearson. Rosemary
f the various districts except in the program at the theatre and the
nt in life.
mui'h differì nt
sp ndmg som« to'hh
(Continued on page 61
almost $3 000.
Gordon Shearer. the cases of Hillsboro. Fcrest memorial exercises at the cemetery.
ssed supremi
Sadie Irene Siebert. Velda Mae Grove and Beaverton, where the :
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■
28. 29 and 30 pluvie d the confuí nei
outcome of the found that bls mat.' had the cho
• «Ji is m proper container in the
-
spite of much
mercas? in te.i"hers' Steffen. Bernie- Marv Stoller. Vi­ city superintendents are to again DOOJ„)|_
le
and
if
remaining
with
her
• iking by that ! me
allowed under th«- 1942-43 ola Maude Taylor and Erma Jean be in charge, according to Superin- «CCUVllC lUdlinu
husband
and
children
Student
Jap
­
Williams.
City MaiHij.> r J W Harne
tendent Barnes.
.
Collins. Portland
budg.t is 12.8. The item for instru
anese learned they may be trans-
lh.it all riibbi r. aerap iron and rub' «Tinan who
I'hedulev
The "interim ' card rationing MlSSing 111 ACilOIl
Imbued with the urge to aid ti.n in the last budget was $23.700 Student« Give Addresses
fu
red
to
inland
schools
to
complete
peak, failed I
_______ _____
the United States in its battle and the increase in wages boosts I Commencement
addresses, given plan will be put into effect June
th ir courses
Ray K. Humble, sen of Robert C.
against the axis a large this sum bi $3 026 Two additional I by six members of th' ? senior class, 1 the same date bulk deliveries Humble of Reedville, was included
A boy. With two brothers in the 1_
number o f Washington teachers for a total of $2400 because I stressed the meanin of Am; rican 11 sei'1CC •-lalions in these two1 in the list of men reported missing
sei vice and himself deferre.i to
county boys have enlisted of increased enrollment brings the citizenship and th
obligation to
eoinpli't ? Irs high school work,
1 's
L1!'
Ptr ce£t from । by the navy department last week.
V
for dutv in thr various budget figure fcr instruction-trach- maintain
free and democratic
found h ■ would be unable to j in
’Continued on page 6) | He was in the marine corps.
ing to $29.126.
branches
of
miliary
services
in
state.
These
talks
were
given
by
his brothers b: cause the date for the last few days.
Superintendent
W Poynter Donald MacKenzie. Robert Jackson,
enlistment of Japanese had p issed.
points out that the usual sources of Velda
Steffen. Wavne Shearer.
Enlistments reported:
slab wood lave dried up and if it June Ireland and Erma Jean Wil­
Byron I,. Worthing cf unis,
■ cannot be found, an equal quantity liams. who also presented the dif-
boro in mar lies.
A lather ¡mil sou. Fred Scheller Sr. and Fred Si hell
Kennrth Earl George of Beai -
Names cf class members were
than twice what the district has
■' Jr., of Aloha responded for the newly naturalized and
erton in navy.
been paying for slab woed. Esti­ called for diplomas by Max Snvder.
Hillard Erncxt Johnson of
I he new 21-year-old citizens, respectively, at the welcome
mate for 1942-43 is $1.8.50 in com- cl.i s president. School Board chair­
Beaverton n navy.
for new citizens given at the “I Am An American Dav"
rarisun with a tolal cos' of $1.04348 man T P. Goodin presented th
■li mes Stuart Nichols of I or
The red army is still rolling ahead on the Kharkov
for the year 1941-42
d plomas. H - declared that if all
Determination Io carry on th«’
observance at. the American Legion hall Sunday afternoon.
It was als ■ pointed out t'-at s ncci’, °°ls in ,h(' land displayed the front, it was announced Wednesday, but a German coun­
fight
for public ownership
The
«md obligation.'
ron-
power was expressed in a state­
I thcr? is I ttle lik.lihood that the isamc high degree of patriotism ter-offensive had begun 80 miles southeast of that key
• truction battalion.
ment issued this week bv the Spon­
Davi.I Hill building will bo rcplac- there would be no question as to I point in the Izyum Barvenkova sector.
welcoming add ros by lodge II
Harry t iri Wojahn of llills-
sors Committee of the Washington
I nd within a five to ten-year p.r od. the future of this country.
h< to in coast guard.
Frank I’eti rs and E J McAle n.
Musical numbers included th-. I
The main red army drive toward Kharkov was
ountv Hural Pei plcs' Utility Dis-
Edmond Arthur Arded cf i t b. comes necessity to do more r.
who gave tin ' principal addi .' '
li el under the name of Lyman
Scholls in navy construd. im
I airing than othen,
wculd b boys octet and girls' trio botii against a major highway used by»
Jmlg ■ Pi tri s a
frem the senior class. a solo by ' the nazis, soviet dispatches said. I
Ross of Aloha, chairman
I done.
ha'talion
great privilege Io be an American
! Dorine
i’"i ne Foelker.
roelker. and processional The
rhe Germans were using continual H. Doolittle, were stationed at
Edward L Larson, son of Mr and
"The sponsors feel that the issue
Kenneth
Smith and Fra'i-
and
recessional by the high school । and violent counter-attacks with a Pendleton field, and virtually every
c S R. Schultz, bnth »f t crneli-
those who come from foreign land. Mrs J O. Larson of Beaverton, is should not be closed for long."
¡band under the direction of Lynn desperation born of 1 knowledgc _ one of them received his advanced
More Freedom
us. have cnlistcd in the nai.il
■ ne of six Oregon men completing Ross' statement said The Grange
I Michel Dr A J Sullcns gave the , that loss of t.o highway would training there, it was announced
Union of this
reserves.
This comftry. Judge Peters d •- 111 ir training at the air force ad- and the Farmer
I in^"$':’Iton and bcnedicticn.
■ sharply limit their ability to shift Tuesday night.
the battle
ilar«'l. has more in the way of
John Rimk. Biixten, son cf
Principal John R. Cox. who pre I reinforccm nts over the most vital
public distr buth n of power for
The vivid story of the American
Mr. and Mrs. Tnnv Itinck. en-
freedom and liberty to offer than
sid.d. announced that other schol-’ front in Russia.
raid on Japan Anril 18 was re­
li-lcd in Ihc navv.
any oilier l.md
Fii lil. Cal., ami arc members of a many years and the Sponsor
want
(Continued
on
page
21
On the Kerch peninsula the com- vealed by Doolittle, famous speed
Kcimrth George, Rendville.
iJi.irr it. will) t’ie new citizens f. up class of aviation cadi’ts In be gradu­ Committee will continue to carr
Hours for the local rationing
on the ! ght in this county."
mimique said the Russians were record flier of the days cf peace
other lands It enriches th?m.
son of Otto George, enlisted in
ated there soon They will be cum-
have been set frnm
still battling the Germans in the Doolittle told reporters that the
ini; imml second lientmint , in the
Hare Sponsors Boy
9:3(1 a m
3 30 n. m
vicinity of the pert of Kerch. 'Ger­ Amer can airmet) flew so low that
ITigrnr l’uI-Ucr non < f Mrx.
Cilizen h p. according Io Judge
ccpt Sundays and hoi
ac-
William G. Hare will sponsor a man; have off’cially claimed the they could see amazed expressions
J. I filler, mlislt-d in (he air
I’’ lei's. ent.-Ills th re: । ipslbility of ver win; s and placed
cording to Chairm ni E
rorps.
John- boy at the annual American Legion occupation of the peninsula and on faces below them A squadron
; ci ing to il that mu' form of gov­ duty.
the destruction of three soviet of B-25 medium bombers wax
HaroM M i H oimi . Rcovcrtim.
ernment is maintained in order t inf
Th ■ offe s
mov d th«’ last r imnij. at Corvallis in June.
armies there’. According to a Beits specially equipped for the attack
rnli-tcri in air coips.
we mnv keep our liberties
of
the
wek
from
the
basement
of
cording
to
Fred
Engcldinger cf ish m litary commentate: in Lon- Doolittle said. Lttlc opposition was
Homrr Broun h»s enlintcd in
Fred Seh« Iler Sr . a native ol
the Mitchell ! Hillsboro,
courthouse
member of the state ! don. the nazis are now substantial- encountered, and all planes rcturn-
I hr Tualatin valley highway hr
llir army avGfion corps.
¿iwilzci I uni. । xpi । i .1 pridi' in b
ly n complete command of the !
safely to their bases.
vond avenue I Beai. r B’
state commission.
Harnld A. M^nn. <-on of Mr.
B". it citizen of the United States
I ween West Slope and Mult noma '
to nroi'idc more
K rch penin,
om and h tter
the
Russians j Direct hits left a nearly complet-
;*nd 3Irs G. I Mann of I inrcl
”nl dcel.iri'd flint lie Mould work
county is nearing completion. The
facilities, icccrd
holding onlv
to Chairman |
positions. ed cruiser or battleship near Tokyo
harder than ever to win this war
in the army
I'j-mile section is bring inrreaaed
Here, be said. German casualties | in flames. The Mitsubishi aircraft.
fficc now lias three Logger Fatally Injured
cviatlon mcch.ini«.
two
and do everything possible for th ■
LAUREI.
U
O. benefit
lanes by the
Arvid Lcnb-rg. 45 of Portland had been very high.
I factory at Nagoya was strewn with
Editor's Note: Parents and
dance will be held in Laurel hall
was fatallv injured last Tuesday Brmh’ng Hefails Announced
The son. Fred Scheller
I incendiary bombs. Industrial con­
A third lane has been placed in
nthrrn having- know ledge of
30
Admission
will
b?
35
«••
’
ii''tho>i<
■
is
fnr-
when
a
leg
roll.d
over
him
at
the
Hint although we don't I
All 79 of the men who were list­ centrations. shipyards, docks, fuel
use and much of the fourth lane
young men from this county ! thcr i
tbat room in the B iding Logging company at Coch- ed as receiving the distinguish'd , stores, collections of fuel tanks,
with all mucceds umr! In h is b« < n poured. The $103.000 con
another.
ha e the
enlisting in any of th»' branches
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start od
of the service arc asked to re-
icitv v 'h cv. rv available I I’ital In Portland. He suffered back ing. with the exception cf their i Kenagawa. Kobe and Osaka, all
llotitiumd oil page JI
bui!;, duuited for
tn March.
pojt their uauiu» to the Argu*».
’abdominal and It. mjunt-.
ilice ^p.:ie occupied.
leader
Bi (¿adier-General Janit-1
(C outiuued ou page 3)
Payroll Saving
Plan Award
Given lo Rank
USO-Na vy Relief
Drive Under Way
Diplomas Presented
Largest Hilhi Class
Japanese from
County Report
For Exclusion
Grade Schools
Budget Requires
Special Levy
Legion-Chamber
Annual Meefing
Slated Tuesday
Gas Rationing
Registration
May 28,29,30
Memorial Day
Plans Formed
Ry Veterans
Cc-Operaiion in
Clean-Up Week
disked by Mayor
Answer Call
"I Am An American Day" Observed
Father and Son Respond to Welcome
Red Annies Roll Ahead on Kharkov;
Oregon-Trained Fliers Romb Tokyo
Power Bailie
Will Continue
Couniy Man Nears
Wings in Air Corps
Rationing Board
Hours Scheduled
Widening Project
Nears Completion
Laurel io Sponsor
U. S. 0. Benefit Dance