The Hillsboro argus., December 03, 1942, Image 1

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WAR
BOND DAY
Stor SENDING — SAVI DOUAIS
Hillsboro. O regon, T hursday, D ecem ber 3, D»I2
H illsboro A rgus and H illsboro In d ep en d en t C onsolidated in 1932
Heavy Wind
Storm Hits
In County
Three Day C am paign T his W eek for
Bank Corn t t t
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Show Begins * * a r S avings D eductions
Go Over Plans for War Pond Drive Here
. Local Firms
In Contest
With Grove
Service Flag Dedicated Sunday
Treoa U prooted O ver
Utility Lines C au se
C o n sid e ra b le D am ag e
S e v e ra l D ivisions in
A n n u a l E vent; H ybrid
C orn Exhibit F e a tu re
A w im ln to i in o f ulnitiftt u n b e n d
«if" vc! c ity fo r th is »ection o f the
c o u n try h it d o w n th m u g h C .n ito n
md (• .• •• t• .«1 and north to tha <2 ten
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I i l l ' l l i- ' T I' I.IV .ifte i ! " u
u p ro tin g tree» and c . iil m iik con-
id« rub le u t ilit y lin e dam age S o ft
g r o u n d d u e to the heavy r a n t' <»f
the l.o«t few week» c o n trib u te d to
th e e ffo rt» o f th e u n i t to u p r o o tin g
tree»
F u llin g tree» on »oft gro u n d < ve r
the H ills b o ro w a te r lin e betw een
the In ta k e on Sum creek and the
re s e rv o ir
re s u lte d
in
tw o
bud
breaks In the lin e ab o ut u h a lf
m ile below* the in ta ke , acco rd in g
to C ity M an a g e r J
W
Harney
Tree» aero»» the road p re ve n te d
w o rk crew » i n m g e ttin g in to re ­
p a ir th e dam age T uesday n ig h t,
h u t w a te r d e p a rtm e n t crew s w ere
b u sy g e ttin g it in »hape Wedne»
d |>
E le c tric L in e » l>ow n
T ree» d o w n o v e r p o w e r line» in ­
te rru p te d e le c tric service in the
C h e rry G ro v e and (»ales C re e k d is ­
tric t» . b u t P o rtla n d G e n era l E le c­
tr ic c o m p a n y c re w * restored .service
by w o rk in g th ro u g h o u t the n ig h t,
a c c o rd in g to It H Ea»ter, d iv is io n
m anager, w h o »aid lin e m e n have
'been occupied in m o p p in g up the
damage caused by the »torm o f a
co uple week» ago lie say» it wu»
one o f the w o rs t w in d s to rm s e x ­
p e rienced here
In the v ic in ity o f W ilso n »chool
near H alm G rove , Easter re p o rt*
25 tree» d o w n o v e r the lines and
the w ire s festooned w ith h u n d re d *
o f branehe». a ll o f w h ic h m ust be
rem oved S e rv ic e was s t ill o u t in
th is
v ic in ity
W ednesday
M in r
tro u b le » w ere re p o rte d m o th e r
d is tric t» a* the re s u lt o f lin e * being
down
Phone Lines Damaged
West <’ ast T ele p h o n e com pany
lin e s in the w est end o f th e c o u n ty
also w ere b a d ly h it by u p ro o te d
tree», a c c o rd in g to M a u ric e S la to n
<»f F orest G rove , d is tr ic t p la n t
s u p e rin te n d e n t. L in e tro u b le was
p a rtic u la r ly
bad betw een Forewt
G ro v e and V e rn o n ia , w ith V e rn o ­
n ia being is, lu te d H o w e ve r it was
hoped to have these line« cleared
u p by noon W ednesday A b ig tree
fe ll, b re a k in g o u t tw o bents on an
S P & S tre s tle at T o p H ill and
h e ld up a logging* tr a in .md cu t o ff
one o f the te le p ho n e line, to V e r ­
no n ia A procession o f trees on the
lines a ro u n d th ro u g h T im b e r cut
o ff o th e r c ir c u it , to V e rn o n ia . S ta ­
to n said S h e rid a n . W illa m in a and
(C ontinued on page 7)
Civil Defense
Tesl Slated
Monday Night
A test «if th e e n tire c iv ilia n d e -
fens.' o rg a n iz a tio n in the H ills b o ro
c o m m u n ity w ill tie held M unday
H ight, a c c o rd in g to J W Harney,
.community director Mobilizations
'nr
test
aie
being conducted
th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n try to m a rk the
fir s t a n n iv e rs a ry o f the treacherous
a tta c k on P e a rl H a rb o r by th e Ja p a ­
nese.
T h e test w ill in clu d e a ir ra id
wardens,
a u x ilia r y
fire m e n
and
(Kilice and fir e w a tch e rs A m ee t­
in g w ill tie h e ld a fte rw a rd s to go
o v e r the w eak spots. H arney said
C o u n ty
C o -o rd in a to r
O range
Phelps lias c a lle d upon c o m m u n ity
d ire c to rs th ro u g h o u t the c o u n ty to
m ake s im ila r tests o f th e ir o rg a n i­
zations.
City Voles Aid
For Red Cross
Sewing Room
Ar.M st.incc m p ro v id in g
la rg e r
q u a rte rs on th e g ro u n d flo o r for
the Red Cru. s s e w in g h e a d q u a rte rs
w a» vo te d by the c ity c o u n c il T ue s­
day n ig h t p ro v id e d
the c o u n ty
»hni«‘d h a lf th e re n ta l b u rd e n T h e
»(•w ing h e a d q u a rte r» here serves as
the o iM tn b u tu ig c e n te r fo r th e e n ­
tir e
c o u n ty Q u a rte r* m ay be < b-
ta in e d in the H a lle y b u ild in g now*
o ccupied by the W C G iffo r d a p ­
p lia n ce »tore
A c tio n on an o rd in a n ce to p ro ­
vid e fo r »top stree ts at ra ilro a d
I crossings in th e c ity was dela ye d
30 days C ity M an a g e r J W H ar­
ney re p o rte d th a t th e state h ig h ­
w ay co m m issio n fro w n e d on the
request fo r »top sign» w h e re .state
. h ig h w a y » cross ra ilro a d » h e re on
the g ro u n d th a t th e y .ire not m a in ­
lin e road».
L iq u o r
license
requests
w e re
g ra n te d to Pastim e C a rd ro o m . F a ir ­
w ay.
S a fe w a y,
P ig g lv
W ig g ly .
C o m p to n ’ B a r-B -Q . C le m ’s Place
and E M Stile».
H;.»ney re p o rte d th a t O ffic e r J. C
A Jone.s is w o r k in g on the d im -o u t
e n fo rce m e n t in the c ity
A review* o f c ity o rd in a n ce s fo r
the c o n tro l o f v a rio u s v io la tio n s
was g ive n b y th e c ity m anager
Fines fo r d ru n ke n n e ss ru n fro m
$25 to $100 w ith ja il te rm s ra n g in g
fro m 7 to 50 days; d is o rd e rly co n ­
duct. fin e n o t to exceed $100; cross­
in g fir e hose, m in im u m fin e o f $5;
d ru n k e n d riv in g , fin e o f $100 to
$500 w ith ja il te rm s fro m 60 to 100
days, reckless d riv in g , fin e s fro m
$1 to $500 and ja il te rm s fro m 5 to
90 days, and ge n era l, in c lu d in g
d o u ble p a rk in g , etc., fro m $1 to
$500.
A d v a n c e d C la ss Set
A d va n ce d firs t a id class w ill s ta rt
Tuesday, P e ce m b er 8, at 8 p in in
the Hcd Cross classroom in the H ill
th e a tre b u ild in g . H ubert l.ischefska
w ill be the in s tru c to r.
Two-Day Nation-Wide Observance of
Jap Attack on Pearl Harbor Slated
A tw o-day nation-w ide observance of the anniversary
.o f the a tta c k on Pearl H arbor will be sponsored by the
O ffic e of W ar Inform ation. Jo in in g in tin observance
will be th e w ar and navy d ep artm en ts, al. o th er w ar
agencies, w ar plants, labor, schools, colleges, and nnm-
C lu e y. R ic h a rd M Schouboe. D o n ­
n e ll R
M cK a lso n . Douglass D
I O 'D o n n e ll. C lin to n D u x b u ry . H a r­
o ld M S lid e . M e lv in Rehse. W il­
lia m ( ’
o rw in , W illia m Ray H a n -
bcy. R o b e rt W H ra ith w a it. lx 'o n a rd
F J e rrn a in . G eorge F ish e r, V e rd o
G. R h in e h a rd t.
K r»pon»lbillty of State
Sentence lor
Youthful Trio
Due Saturday
'T h e state 1» the body < f the c it i­
Sentence w i l l be p ro n o u n c e d Sr.
zens. o rg a n ize d fo r a d e fin ite p u r
pose the co m m o n g o o d --a n d in the u rd a y by Ju d g e R F ra n k P e te rs on
face o f d a n g e r the state has a r ig h t t the y o u th fu l trio , w h o pleaded g u il­
to c a ll u p o n th e c itize n s it needs ty in c ir c u it c o u rt N o v e m b e r 25 to
to p ro te ct th e w h o le b o d y .” assert­ the s lu g g in g ro b b e ry w h ic h n e tted
ed Rev. P c n b e rth y
in p a rt
"So $1680 in cash fro m the R o ck C re ek
there, it seeni», 1» th e good reason sto re on C o rn e liu s Pass ro a d N o ­
and ju s tific a tio n fo r the use o f force ve m b e r 14.
T h e th re e y o u th s . Joseph L . M o r-
in tim e s lik e these Force. 111 and
o f its e lf, does n o t se ttle a n y p ro b ­ , Ran, 19. alias H a rry C o r fie ld ; M e r-
I iin H e n ry S p illm a n , 19, and Rex A l-
lem . . . B u t fo rce can stop, and
at tunes does step, so m e th in g w h ich i b e rt Carnes. 17. signed w r itte n con-
m ust be sto p pe d unless e v il is to i fc.-sa ns follow ing their arrest N »•
ru le th e w o r ld and d e stro y a ll so­ 1 ve m b e r 24. M o rg a n and C o rfie ld
| w e re ta ke n in to cu sto dy b y P o r t­
c ie ty . . .
" In 'M e in K a m p f. H it le r has to ld la n d p o lic e and Carnes in Camas.
the w o r ld w h a t he e xp e cts to do. Wash . on a v a g ra n c y charge. C o r­
H e proposes a w o rld
re v o lu tio n . fie ld is an a d m itte d a rm y deserter.
We m ig h t re g a rd his ideas as n o n ­ L ittle Left
sense w e re it n o t fo r the s ta rtlin g
fa ct th a t he has p u t so m uch o f it
in to a c tu a l e ffe c t Hus w o r ld re v o ­
lu tio n has as its purpose n o t o n ly
(C ontinued on page 2)
th e re re m a in e d $270 in cash, s ix
n e w ly purchased guns and tw o r e ­
c e n tly purchased a u tom o b ile s, both
dam aged, p o lic e said.
William Carter
Honored Monday
W illia m C a rte r m em b e r o f the
H ills b o ro u n io n h ig h sehool ch a p ­
te r o f the F u tu re F arm ers o f A m e ri­
ca. was ho n ore d at th e ch a m b e r of
com m erce lu n ch e on h e re M onday
noon at th e L e g io n h a ll b y be in g
presented w it h a $10 cheek on be­
h a lf o f the K iw a n i, clu b s o f O re ­
gon fo r h a v in g Hie second best F u ­
tu re F a rm e rs o f A m e ric a p ro je c t in
th e lo w e r W illa m e tte v a lle y .
J. B. Thom as, S m ith -H u g h e s in ­
s tru c to r at th e h ig h school, in t r o ­
duced C a rte r and P re sid e n t J 1.
S earcy o f th e ch a m b e r o f com m erce
m ade the pre se n ta tio n .
T h e local y o u th was a guest o f
h o n o r at th e P o rtla n d K n v a n is c lu b
Tuesday.
Member of London
A u xiliary to Talk
F ifte e n h u n d re d d o lla rs o f the
m on e y ta ke n, w h e n th e a rm e d tr io
s tru c k d o w n M rs L o u ise P czo ld t.
s to re e m p lo ye , w ith a sap. re p re ­
sented th e savings o f A b ra h a m
Z u m k e h r. 78. H ills b o ro ro u te 1.
fa th e r o f M rs P ezoldt. He had le ft
the m on e y in th e s to re safe last
J u ly .
( ii'a n t C o n w a y B a ile y on F rid a y
w ith d re w his plea o f n o t g u ilt y and
pleaded g u ilty to a m a n s la u g h te r
ch a rg e
in v o lv in g
the d e a th
of
F ra n k M c G o u rty . 52. G le n w o o d lo g ­
ger. ill .1 fig h t at A lo h a S e p te m b e r
19. Sentence was postponed on con­
dition th a t he go in to the service
D ecem ber 15. He is to re m a in in
the cu sto dy o f th e s h e riff in th e
m ea n tim e
L o u is M a lin s k y . jo in t ly in d ic te d
w ith G e ra ld Jone.s and A u s tin M a rr
fo r the la rc e n y o f tu rk e y s , w a iv e d
a g ra n d ju r y in d ic tm e n t and p le a d ­
ed g u ilty . He was lin e d $100 and
p a ro le d on p a y m e n t o f $50.
Dim-Out Guide
S u n rise Sunset
R u d o lp h H a y b ro o k , w h o was a
Dee. 3
8:35
5:27
L o n do n a u x ilia r y fire m a n d u rin g
Dee. 4
8 .!
5.27
Ihe a ir blitz, o f 1940. w ill speak al
Dee. 5
8:37
5:26
several c o u n ty h ig h schools D e­
Dee. 8
8:38
5:2«
ce m b e r 10 and 11. a c c o rd in g Io a
Dee. 7
8:40
5:26
c i'iiu s o th e r organization
schedule o f ta lk s announced by
Dee.
8
8:41
5:2«
T ile a n n iv e rs a ry w ill be observ
R ig h ts and the Ci nslitution of the C o u n ty S ehool S u p e rin te n d e n t B
Dec. 9
8:41
5:2«
i d S unday, IJtC crnbcr 8. and M o n ­ United Stales of America.
W Barnes, w h o w ith th e state de
Dee.
1(1
8:42
5:26
day, December
wherever there
T h e O W I proposes th a t Sunday p a rtm e n t < f e d u ca tio n , is a rra n g - j
are A m e ric a n s a ro u n d the w o rld .
in g fo r ti e t 'Iks.
T he in c lu s io n o f Sunday Is d o u b ly lie de d ica te d Io solem n m e m o ria l
S chedule fo r Ih e ta lk s is as b i l ­
fo rtu n a te , n o th because the o rig in a l fo r tlio ■ w h o d ie d a t P e a rl B a rb , r io u s : D e ce m b e r 10 8:45 a m. Reav-
a tta c k fe ll on a S unday and liecaiis • and those w h o have d ie d since. Io e rlo il h ig h school. 11.15 a 111 H ills - I
th a n k s g iv in g fo r o u r s u rv iv a l d u r ­
Hie tone and re lig n us cerem onies
b o ro u n io n h ig h school. 1 p. n r B.
Im bued w ith the urge to aid
o f ttic S a b b a th a rc in ke e p in g w ith in g the firs t c r itic a l y e a r o f th e W. B arnes ju n io r h ig h sehool, t lills -
w a r and Io re d e d ie a tio n o f a ll o u r
the U nited States in I t s battle
tile s p irit o f re d o d ie a tio n Io a h ig h resources Io th e s p ir itu a l values b o r D e c e m b e r 11 8:45 a n r T i­
against the axis a large
purpose w h ic h
w ill chai a c id ize w h ic h are at sta ke in th is w a r.
gard u n ie n h ig h sehool and I I a. in
num ber
of
W ashington
th is a n n iv e rs a ry .
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school.
eoiinty
b oys have enlisted
11 is proposed th a t th e r a lly in g
T h e O W I proposes llia l the na ­ c ry , " W o rk
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ents
reported:
.. F ig h t .
.S a c r ific e !"
tio n , u n d e r tin ' c ry o f " Rem em ber he sounded on M on d a y and that
All nam es for this eolum n
P e a rl H a rb o r W o rk .
F ig h t . . .
n a tio n a l red e d ie a tio n be in that
m ust he turned in by Tuesday.
S a c rific e !" w ill:
key These w o rd s m ust s u re ly b rin g
N avy
H o n o r and re m e m b e r the men In e v e ry man and w om an a r e a l­
and w om en w h o have a lre a d y g iv ­ iz a tio n tlia l Ib is is a « a r
D o n a ld O. Nelson. Scholls.
d ial
en th e ir liv e s in th is stru g g le .
G o rd o n i.
H ughson, B eaverton.
M O U N T A IN D A L F .
C o rp G len
touches a ll o f us. p e rs o n a lly and
A r t h u r A C a rlso n J r . B e a ve rto n
G iv e th a n k s to t'o jil fo r th e n a ­ in tim a te ly . II is a p a rt o f Hie o b ­ M o r r ill, w h o has been sta tio ne d
tio n 's s u rv iv a l o f the u n p ro vo ke d servance o f th e a n n iv e rs a ry
Sanford W Stein. Beaverton.
o f w ith Ihe m a rin e s on G u a da lca n a l.
a tta c k o f ru th le s s enenue
P h ilip S tre tc h e r. Scholls.
I . a rl H a rb o r Pud a ll i f us should i< hom e on a 30-day fu rlo u g h w ith
I C le a r-h e a d e d ly assess w h a t I,a ta ke stock, b o th o f th e m a te ria l his p arents w h o liv e on the A . L e h ­
W esley L in c o ln . H ills b o ro .
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chievem
ents
and
s
h
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rtco
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in
g
s
of
been done in one y e a r o f w a r. and
m an place.
S tanlev W S chneider. H ills b o ro
the
pied
w h a t lie s a lt ad tu be done i n o u r w a r e ffo rt d u rin g
D a rre ll S F leck. Forest G ro v e
te rm » o f "W o rk . . . F ig h t . . . S a c ri­ ye a r and o f o u r s p ir itu a l a ttitu d e
F re d W illia m S h a fe r Jr., Forest
I n w a rd Ihe essential values o f n a ­ Ju d g e, Sheriff fo Talk
fic e .”
G rcve .
R ededicale th e n a tio n 's s tre n g th , tio n a l and in te rn a tio n a l life .
C o u n ty Ju d g e 11 P K e rk m a n and
N avy Nurse
T he h o r o f th e P e a rl H a rb o r a t ­
ds tim e, its w e a lth and Its v e ry
B e tty C lin e . Forest G rove.
S h e r iff J. W. C o n n e ll w ill speak at
life to p re s e rv in g a concept o f life ta ck ,2:20 p. in., E. W T ) , D ecem ­
the c h a m b e r o f co m m e rce lu n ch e on
Editor's N ote: Leave nam es
m ere pre cio u s th a n in d iv id u a l life b e r 7, w ill be s p e c ia lly m arke d
o f youn g m en v olu n teerin g for
its e lf; In w o rk , fig h t, s a c rific e fo r but no ceremony should delay war a t th e A m e ric a n L e g io n M on d a y
noon.
se rv ice at this office.
a ll tliu t is c o n ta in e d in the B ill o f I p ro d u c tio n ,
Answer Call
Marine Back from
Guadalcanal Duty
Two Sections, 14 Pages
I
" G ro w in g h y b rid co rn fo r seed"
w ill be an added fe a tu re o f th e
l.'lth an n ua l 4-H c o rn show sehed-
u 'ed fo r today. F iid a y and S a tu r ­
day in tile C m imereial N a tio n a l
bunk T h is fe a tu re w ill be e x p la in -
ed by the use o f la rge placards,
m ade up by C la y to n N y b e rg o f T u -
.11.i t , 11, b o w in g h o w h y b rid seed is
pro d u ce d fro m one and tw o crosses
o f k n o w n h y b rid va rietie s.
J u d g in g o f a ll c o rn ex h ib its w ill
b e d o n e F r id a y b y D r. K E F ore
o f O regon S ta te college
T he e x ­
h ib its w ill be open to th e p u b lic
bo th F rid a y and S a tu rd a y .
G iv e I ’ rlzes
F o u r-H m em bers. F u tu re F a r m ­
ers and fa rm e rs w ill each have
| e x h ib its in separate d iv is io n s w ith
S e rvice fla g o f th e A ll S aints Episcopal c h u rc h was de d ica te d h e r e
rib b o n s and cash p rizes b e in g f u r ­
w ith a p p ro p ria te • e r v ii” S u n d a y m o rn in g T h e Rev N e w to n Pen-
nished by th e bank.
b e rth y is show n s ta n d in g at the side o f the fla g , w h ic h he fo rm a lly
E H G ree n w o o d , s e c re ta ry o f
dedicated.
th e O regon S ta te B a n ke rs A s s o c ia ­
tio n , w ill be th e special s p e a k e r at
the a n n u a l b a n qu e t to be h e ld S a t­
u rd a y noon at th e H ills b o ro G ra n g e
h a ll. T h is b a n qu e t is fo r a ll e x h ib i­
to rs and th e ir fa m il.e s .
F o u r-H c o rn c lu b m e m b e rs w i l l
com pete in tw o classes— one c o n -
•is tin g o f 25 ears o f M in n e s o ta 13
rn and a n o th e r, th e y ie ld - p c r -
Service fla g of the All Saints E piscopal c h u rch was co
acre contest. F u tu re F a rm e rs o f
hung in the church Sunday m orning w ith a special ded i­ H ills b o ro and F ore st G ro v e h ig h
catory service with Rev. New ton I’en b e rth y having as his schools w ill com pete in a n o th e r
class, c o n s is tin g o f 25 ears g ro w n
serm on subject ‘‘T he Chi istian and W a r.”
in t h e ir a g ric u ltu re p ro je c t
The
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c h u rc h w «» have gone in to th e ser- h y b rid class, c o n s is tin g o f 25 ears,
v .ci a r e D on H W ick, W e s le y N eil is open to any g ro w e r o f h y b r id
K e tch a m . E rn e st C B ro w n . C Roy | io ra in W a sh in g ton c o u n ty . T h is
B u rn e tt. R u fu . B u rn e tt. E d w in M I sh o u ld p ro v e an in te re s tin g class
S o u le . M G le n n H i e b .r . P e t e r N i inasm uch as acreage o f h y b r id c o rn
Huson. C h a rle s S haper, I^eroy M< - ' in th e c o u n ty is s te a d ily in c re a s in g
Ch urch Service Flag
Dedicated on Sunday
\ "lum o 19, No. 36
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Drive to End M o n d ay ;
Bond L ead ers S tress
P ro g ra m ’s N ecessity
“ Top 1 0 ’ • by New Y e a r’s”
is the slogan of th e H ills­
boro w ar savings bond com ­
m ittee in calling upon every
em ployer, em ploye an d resi­
dent of th is com m unity to
invest a t least 10 per cent of
th e ir incom e in w a r savings
bonds to assist in th e na-
1 tio n ’s w a r e ffo rt.
avings bond c o m m itte e m em bers assembi d M n d a y fo llo w in g th e ch a m b e r o f com ­
lu n ch e on in tn e A m e ric a n L e g io n h a ll to go o v e r p la n s fo r th e p a y ro ll a llo tm e n t savings cam paign
' . ¡ t l i re p re s e n ta tiv e ^ o f the state c o m m itte e F irs t ro w . re a d in g fro m l . f t to rig h t: J. L Searcy, c h a m ­
b e r o f c o m m i-ri, p rc -id e n t. B ill B in g h a m o f P o rtla n d , ass f ia te state d ire c to r o f th e w a r bond com -
m . ' . e c . James Say. H ills b o ro bond sales c h a irm a n : L v n n S a b in o f P o rtla n d , associate state c h a irm a n fo r
M . m om ., . c o u n ty . and J a ke W e il. B ack ro w : D r G eorg? B u tte r fie ld . Ray M ille r R. C Busch, M rs.
M .ibe l G ru-
P a lm e r lo re end. M iss Faye N ic h o ls a n d H. L . -MacKenzie. S e v e ra l c o m m itte e m em bers
w e re una ble to be p re se n t fo r th e c o n fere n ce w h e n th is p ic tu re was taken.
m e rc e
Two Front
Rationing
Under Way
R a tio n in g e x te n d - on tw o fro n ts
th ro ig h c u t the c o u n try th is week
G a soline im ile a g e i ra tio n in g , de-
- : g " " d to conserve ru b b e r, w e n t in -
to e ffe c t Tuesday. A ls o coffee r a ­
ti in n g was sta rte d th is w e e k w ith
each person, whose n a m e is show n
0,1 his sugar ra tio n in g b o o k as
15 o r ove r, b e in g e n title d to one
pound in th e n e x t fiv e weeks.
P re s id e n t R oosevelt on T h u rs d a y
d irecte d th a t n a tio n -w id e gas r a ­
tio n in g should begin on th e sched­
uled date, s a yin g th a t th e n a tio n 's
ru b b e r needs w e re g ro w in g m ore
c r itic a l and " v ic to r y m u s t n o t be
d e la y e d ” th ro u g h fa ilu re to su p ­
p o rt th e a rm y and n a v y . In so d o ­
ing. he tu rn e d do w n pleas o f m e m ­
bers o f congress fro m o il-p ro d u c in g
and o th e r w e ste rn states th a t e x ­
tension o f ra tio n in g be delayed
fro m 90 days to s ix m onths p e n d ­
in g a t r ia l o f v o lu n ta ry tire -s a v in g
schemes.
S ervice Restricted
No se rvice can be g iv e n in the
lo c a l ra tio n o ffic e s cn coffee, tir e
o r su g a r ra tio n in g u n t il the rush
caused by ra tio n in g is cle a re d up
and s u p p le m e n ta ry gas r a tio n in g
a p p lic a tio n s processed, ra tio n o f ­
fic ia ls said W ednesday.
A d d itio n a l v o lu n te e r h e lp w o u ld
Jam es Say, H ills b o ro b o n d sales
c h a irm a n , has asked th a t th e lo c a l
cam paign be c o m p le te d b y M o n ­
day, D ece m b e r 7, c lo s in g date in
th e
c h a lle n g e
contest
b e tw e e n
H ills b o ro and F o re s t G ro v e to de­
te rm in e w h ic h c it y can secure th e
greatest percentage o f th e ir b u s i­
ness firm s signed u p on th e p a y r o ll
a llo tm e n t savings plan.
Further Farm Scrap
Metal Pick-up Asked
A special a p p e al is being m ade to th e farm ers of
W ashington county, as well as those in all p a rts of th e
nation, to p u t fo rth fu rth e r e ffo rt in the scrap m etal cam ­
paign because of th e necessity fo r step p in g up steel pro-
■ duction f a r ah e ad of expected quotas.
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Tax Payable on
Transportation;
Carrier Liable
Im p
f the cam paign is
stressed in th e fo llo w in g te le g ra m
, re ce ive d by th e A rg u s fro m D onald
M. Nelson, c h a irm a n o f th e W a r
P ro d u c tio n B e a rd :
N elson C ites N eed
"The govern m en t is asking
the A m erican farm er to d ed i­
cate the rem aining w eek s of
1942 to an in ten sified scrap
AH p a ym e n ts f o r tra n s p o rta tio n
hunt. S teel m ills need m ore
o f p ro p e rty o f a n y k in d b y m o to r I h eavy scrap and the farm s are
vehicle, ra il, w a te r, o r a ir "that are ‘ one of the best sou rces of this
m ade D e ce m b e r 2 o r la te r
fo r
type of m etal. W e need your
tra n s p o rta tio n o rig in a tin g D ecern- , further help in this farm drive,
b e r 1 o r th e re a fte r w ill be s u b je c t ! end in aiding our salvage com ­
to the n e w fe d e ra l ta x o f 3 p e r cent
m ittees to con tin u e this effort
o f th e to ta l ch a rg e fo r tra n s p o rta ­
throughout the n e x t few w eeks.
tio n . a c c o rd in g to J. W M a lo n e y. 1
“A ll salvage com m ittees are
c o lle c to r o f in te rn a l revenue. P o r t ­
being instructed to continue to
la n d .
m ake availab le to the farm er
C o lle c to r M a lo n e y sa id th e ta x ! all their transportation facilities
w o u ld be c o lle c te d b y th e person
and m anpow er and to cooperate
re c e iv in g p a y m e n t fo r th e tra n s ­
w ith you in every' possible w ay.
p o rta tio n charges, and each m o n th 's
"The nation is looking to the
c o lle c tio n o f ta x is to be re m itte d
A m erican farm er. 1 am sure
to his o ffic e d u rin g th e fo llo w in g
w ith your help, he w ill come
m o n th , a ccom panied b y a r e tu r n o f
through.-'
Want C om plete Signup
As M o n d a y is th e f ir s t a n n iv e r ­
s a ry o f the trea ch e rou s Japanese
a tta c k on P e a rl H a rb o r, i t is hoped
to have the cam paign c o m p le te d 100
p e r ce n t so th a t " M in u te
M an”
fla g s m ay w ave fro m e v e ry fla g
p o le on th e c ity 's streets. These
fla g s m a y be d isp la ye d b y b u s i­
ness and
p ro fe ssio n a l fir m s
in
w h ic h 10 p e r ce n t o f th e ir p a y r o ll
goes in to th e purchase o f w a r bonds
u n d e r th e p a y ro ll d e d u c tio n p ro ­
gram .
T he ca m p a ig n g o t u n d e r w a y
here M o n d a y w ith the h o ld in g o f a
w a r savings bond p ro g ra m a t the
ch a m b e r o f com m erce lu n ch e o n at
th e A m e ric a n L e g io n h a lL
B ill
B in g h a m , associate s ta te d ire c to r
o f th e w a r b ond c o m m itte e , and
L y n n Sabin, associate state c h a ir-
i m an fc r M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty , o u t-
| lin e d th e u rg e n c y c f e v e ry m an.
w o m an and c h ild p a rtic ip a tin g in
I th e purchase o f w a r savings bonds
" to p ro te c t and p reserve a ll th a t
w e h o ld d e a r."
B in g h a m , w h o show ed a m o v in g
p ic tu re "T h e F re e A m e ric a n W a y ,”
th ro u g h th e c o u rte s y o f th e Coca
C ola Co., d e c la re d th a t e v e ry b u s i­
ness m an s h o u ld get h is e m ployes
I sig n e d u p fo r w a r bond d e d u c tio n s
T h ro u g h w a r bond purchases, th e
! in d iv id u a l "becom es a p a rtn e r in
, w in n in g th e w a r."
P ro v id e s C u sh io n
------
W a r •------
bond ■ purchases
p ro v id e a
cushion fo r a fte r th e w a r and help
p re v e n t h a rd tim es, d e c la re d S abin,
w h o p o in te d o u t th a t the in d iv id u a l
" is n o t g iv in g one th in d im e , o n ly
in v e s tin g $3 and g e ttin g back $4.”
T h e re is no sa fe r in v e s tm e n t, ha
said.
T h e c o m m u n ity . S a b in asserted, is
m a k in g a good re c o rd in th e p a y ­
r o ll d e d uctio n savings p ro g ra m , b u t
it m ust do b e tte r. O regon is a t th e
th e ta x on a fo rm p ro v id e d b y th e
A ll- o u t co -o p e ra tio n o f the fa rm -
g o v e rn m e n t.
"T h is ta x w i l l a ffe c t e v e ry p e r - 1 r r " u rg e d ln th e io llo w in « c o m ’
'
son in th e state h a v in g a t r u • c k K o r u n ic a ti in fro m C la u d e R. W ic k a rd .
o th e r m o to r v e h ic le fo r h ire , w h ic h s e c re ta ry o f a p ic u lt u r e :
( i a iu i .
is used fo r tra n s p o rta tio n o f p ro p -
F a rm e rs o f A m e ric a , m ore fa rm
C o m m is s io n e r L e w is has been in ­ e rty o f a n y k in d ," said C o lle c to r scrap is n e tte d . F a rm scrap is
fo rm e d b y th e state o ffic e th a t M a lo n e y "as w e ll as a ll tr u c k lin e s ‘ needed n o w in la rg e am ounts to
those w ith " A " books i f dela ye d in o r o rg a n iz a tio n s . A ll charges fo r ble n d w ith lig h te r scrap g a thered
j re c e iv in g th e ir s u p p le m e n ta ry r a ­ tra n s p o rta tio n o f p ro p e rty b v r a il. ; in th e rece n t c ity d riv e , in o rd e r
| tio n books can use th e contents o f bus. tru c k , o r a irp la n e , and any ! ’ o m a ke th e h ig h q u a lity ta n k s a nd
w a te r-b o rn e tra n s p o rta tio n w o u ld , 8uns o u r bo-v s m u -st have on the
| th e ir basic ra tio n book.
S e rv ic e s ta tio n a tte nd a n ts w ere be ta x e d ."
I fig h tin g fro n ts .
k e p t on the ju m p a ll d a y M o n d a y
A ll persons lia b le f o r th e ta x i Y o u have done a fin e jo b o f c o l-
as e ve ry o n e seemed to w a n t ta n ks s h o u ld w r it e to th e C o lle c to r o f le c tin g and tu rn in g in y o u r scrap,
(Continued on page 6)
f ille d to the b rim as th e y e n tere d In te rn a l
R evenue,
210
C u sto m b u t th e need increases. T h e re fo re .
the ra tio n in g p e rio d . 0:1 com pany House. P o rtla n d , and req u e st fo rm s I am a s k in g each o f y o u to search
d is tr ib u tin g p la n t w o rk e rs w ere on w h ic h to f ile m o n th ly re p o rts >'our fa rm again and also to tu r n in
re p o rte d p a ttin g in a lo t o f h a rd o f ta x. and a lso a p p ly f o r a C e r- y o u r scrap as fast as it accum ulates,
(C o n tin u e d on page 7)
tific a te o f R e g is try , w h .e h is re - T h is w in te r y o u w i l l be g e ttin g I
q u ire d u n d e r th e "law, as re g is tra - y o u r fa rm m a c h in e ry re a d y f o r the
tio n m ust be m ade n o t la te r th a n big d riv e n e x t s p rin g . T u r n in a ll
J a n u a ry 30. 1943. to a v o id a fin e o f b ro k e n and w o rn o u t p a rts and a n y
e q u ip m e n t th a t's n o lo n g e r u seful.
C h ild re n fro m a ll the schools in
$50 im pesed b y la w .
I f it c a n 't be used on th e fa rm th e H ils lb o ro area w ill be in v ite d
fro n t, tu r n i t in fo r sc ra p and i t to a tte n d a C h ris tm a s p a rty a t the
w ill be used on th e b a ttle fro n t.
V e n e tia n th e a tre a ll day S a tu rd a y ,
W h ile w e a th e r c o n d itio n s m a k e it D ecem ber 12, as guests o f H ills ­
T he w in d s h ie ld s tic k e rs v a lid a t- l
possible to salvage scrap m eta l on b o ro business a nd p ro fe s s io n a l peo­
in g the 1943 m o to r v e h ic le r e g is tr a - 1
W a s h in g to n c o u n ty fa rm s, it is u rg ­ ple. T he p ro g ra m calls f o r a m o v ­
lio n s w ill be a v a ila b le e a rly in D e ­
ed th a t e v e ry fa rm e r locate such in g p ic tu re and o th e r features.
cem ber. b u t a ll m o to ris ts should
m a te ria l and get it in to the nearest T e n ta tiv e plans also c a ll fo r a v is it
F arm ers w h o use o ff-th e - h ig h w a y
bear in m in d th a t the 1942 p ia te s i
scrap m e ta l salvage depot. A n y res­ fr o m S anta C laus.
gasoline
fo
r
tra
c
to
rs
and
o
th
e
r
fa
rm
m ust be le ft on th e ir ears, a cco rd in g
R e ta il trades co m m itte e in charRe
im p le m e n ts s h o u ld file an a p p lic a ­ id e n t o f th is c o u n ty , w h o m ay
to th e s e c re ta ry o f state's o ffic e .
k n o w o f any fo rg o tte n o r n e a r-fo r- o f a rra n g e m e n ts in clu d e s T hom as
F o r th e fir s t tim e since O regon tio n fo rm w ith th e ir lo c a l ra tio n g o tten sc ra p iro n d u m p in th is v i ­ H B a ile y , c h a irm a n , L lo y d R am p,
s ta rte d issu in g a n n ua l l i c e n s e board, says J o h n W. K a m n a . c h a ir ­ c in ity is asked to re p o rt it to th e W in s to n Pool. J. T
F oster, Ray
plates, no new plates w ill be issued m an o f th e W a s h in g to n c o u n ty w a r c o u n ty defense o ffic e in the c o u rt­ M ille r , N ve B ris to l. H a rry Bates, P.
b o a rd .
to m o to ris ts whose cars w ere re g ­
house. o r if m ore c o n v e n ie n t to the A . A n d e rson , Ja ke W e il a n d H.
F orm s fo r m a k in g these a p p lic a ­
iste re d in th is s ta te in 1942. T h e y
K im m e ric .
A rg u s o ffic e
w ilt re c e iv e instead a s tic k e r, c o m ­ tio n s m ay be o b ta in e d fro m th e r a ­
m e m o ra tin g the one h u n d re d th a n ­ tio n in g beards. W ith o u t a c e r t if i­
n iv e rs a ry o f the great im m ig ra tio n cate a fa rm e r w ill be u n a b le to ob-
to O regon in 1843. T h is s tic k e r is *a in g asoline f o r his e q u ip m e n t. It
to be placed in the u p p e r c e n te r o f is n o t the in te n t o f th is ru le to cut
th e w in d s h ie ld , d ir e c tly b e h in d the d o w n esse n tial fa rm in g o p e ra tio n s
b u t to p re v e n t m isuzagc. states
r e a r - v ie w m irro r.
Kam na.
M o to ris ts w e re urged to m ake
th e ir a p p lic a tio n s e a rly th is y e a r
A dditional first aid stations, a sw im m ing program
R ic h a rd Schouboe le ft M on d a y
In o rd e r to a vo id the m a il rush o f
th e h o lid a y season. S tic k e rs m ust fo r Bend w h e re he w i l l ta k e A v ia ­ and mobile units will be ad d ed to the local Red Cross ac­
be on th e w in d s h ie ld s a fte r J a n u ­ tio n P ilo t tr a in in g fo r n a v a l d u ty . tivities in the n e a r future, according to R obrt R. Lischef-
a ry 1. but they m ay be a tta che d any
ska, tem porary chairm an of the com m ittee including first
tim e a fte r D ecem ber 15.
aid, w itter safety, and accid en t prevention.
Auto Stickers
Now Available
Annual Xmas
Parly Planned
Farmers Should
File for Gas
More First Aid Stations Planned
Ry Red Cross; Many Classes Held
Cedar Mill School
A sk s Building Bids
B id s f o r the c o n s tru c tio n o f an
a d d itio n to the pre se n t C edar M ill
sehool b u ild in g fo r school d is tric t
No. «2 jo in t, W a sh in g ton and M u lt ­
nom ah counties, w . ll be received
u n t il D ecem ber 18. a l 8 p m ., a c ­
c o rd in g to an o ffic ia l no tice p u b ­
lish e d in the A rg u s th is week.
Plans, sp e c ific a tio n s and fo rm o f
c o n tra c t m ay be e xa m in e d a t the
o ffic e o f M a rth a T h o rn e , d is tric t
c le rk , ro u te 5. box 771. P o rtla n d ,
and at the o ffic e o f C. N F reem an,
a rc h ite c t, 304 P ostal b u ild in g , P o r t­
la n d .
Class Ad Brings
Sale of Produce
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"Please take m y ad out. Am
all sold nut and they still eomr."
w rites S. C. In k ley of Banks,
w h« lias been a frequent user
of Argus cla ssified ads over a
period of m any years.
Cost o f A rg ils cla s s ifie d
ads
is sm all, but th ey bring big
results as discovered by h u n ­
dreds of W ashington c o u n t y
resid en ts that m ake con sisten t
use of the Argus classified
pages— "T II e
G reat
M arket
P lace of W ashington C ou nty.”
A quirk w ay to convert a n y ­
thing m arketable into rash is jo
w rite or phone your ad into the
Argus.
Light Call in
Draft Slated
J a n u a ry c a ll fo r in d u c tio n in to
the a rm y th ro u g h s e le c tiv e service
w ill be the lig h te s t in O regon since
J u ly , w h ic h was th e peak, a c c o rd ­
in g to a n n ou n ce m e nt b y C o lo n e l
E lm e r V W ooten, state selective
se rvice d ire c to r.
W ooton said th is w as due to
heavv e n lis tm e n ts in th is state H e
added th a t the D e ce m b e r c a ll a l­
rea d y has been made. T he lig h t
J a n u a ry q u o ta p ro b a b ly w ill m ake
it unnecessary to c a ll a n y m a rrie d
m en in O regon. W o o to n said.
W o rk in g on a IWNTC (■• ’ ■
basis than in th e past, the c o m m it­
tee proposes to e stablish fiv e n e w
f ir s t a id sta tio n s in th e c o u n ty to
s u p p le m e n t th e present one
a t
M ali's se rvice s ta tio n in C o rn e liu s .
H a ll's am b u la n ce w ill be e q u ip p e d
f o r e m ergency and disa ste r p u r ­
poses and w ill be used b y th e Red
Cross M o to r corps. Ill a d d itio n , th is
is planned to esta blish v o lu n ta r y
f ir s t aid detach m e n ts and m o b ile
e m ergency u n its . T he la tte r d if f e r
fro m the a m b u la n ce in th a t th e y
d? n o t c a rry as co m p le te c q u ip -
1 m pnt" D c ta ils o f th e Red Cross
swi T i n ; i’ i Pr ° « ra m “ re M Xe‘ ln ‘
com plete.
A to ta l o f 109 fir s t a id classes
have been ta u g h t in W a s h in g to n
c o u n ty since J a n u a ry 1. l.is c h e fs k a
ICoottoue«! un page 7)