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Be Prepared When War Chest Workers Ask for Donations McKINNEY & McKTNNr.' Publishers The O regon W ar ( best drive, a p art of the N a tional W ar Fund, is one of the sm artest moves to come out of this w ar. T hrough this p ro g ram rep e a te d e f f o r t' to raise money for the m any w orthy ch a ritie s in con nection with the w ar are co n so lid ated — it saves the tim e of volunteer solicitors and of those who a re asked to give. People should he p re p a re d to m ake th eir donations to cover all w hen the solicitors call so th a t it will not he necessary for these volunteer w orkers to m ake re peat calls to those who have fo rg o tte n about the drive. M ake it a pleasant, courteous business deal, for it is a definite responsibility of every individual to do his share. < ontrib u to rs are assured u n d e r this n a tio n a lly -a p proved w ar chest program th a t th e ir money is going into w orthw hile channels and th at it is going w here it is needed most. A fter c arefu l study the quota was m ade up to correspond to the dem ands of each of the 17 approved organizations in the N ational W ar Fund and the eight state-w ide child carin g agencies. In a d dition th ree ch a ra c te r-b u ild in g o rg an izatio n s for the youth of W ashington county— Roy Scouts, ('am p Fire Girls and Girl Scouts— are also included. The various agencies approved in this cam paign are w orthy of the w h o leh earted co-operation of every individual in W ashington county and th a t should be forthcom ing if the county is to meet its quota of $30 - 500. This county has consistently met obligations in the w ar program and this will be no exception. President Roosevelt in a recent broadcast urging su p p o rt of the drive said in p a rt: "I ask you to rem em ber th a t the USO is y o u r share of w hat we are doing for our cw n fighting m en. and the forces behind the lines I ask you to consider that W ar P risoners' Aid does w hat no g o v ern m ent can do I ask you to th in k of the U nited Seam en's Service in term s of the people's debt to the men who took cu r ships across ia the darkest hours of the war. “And I ask you not to forget that the people of Russia and China, end of all the oth er U nited Nation»—and especially the u n fo rtu n ate hungry men. women and children of all the o v erru n and enslaved countries—see in your personal and frien d ly concern the b rig h test ray of hope and th e greatest pow er for good in the w orld today— the sovereign voice of the people of th e U nited States “Living on the Home Front" Last week m arked th e celeb ratio n of N ational Business W om en’s W eek by 73.000 m em bers of t h e Business and Professional W om en's clubs in every state in the union, A laska and H aw aii, the first observance of the week being in 1928. The w eek has been h e ra ld ed by the chief executive of th e U nited States, by gover nors and m ayors as a national institution. It has been celeb rated by the local club since th e y e a r in which the club was organized as one of the o u tsta n d in g events of the y ear. Down th ro u g h th e y ears th e focus has changed as the w orld has ch an g ed . This y e a r ’s p rob lems are so confusing, so com plex th a t only tra in ed m inds and far-sig h ted o rderly p ro ced u re can solve them . “ Living on th e Home F ro n t,” this y e a r's them e, is tak in g care of the people a t hom e as th e boys in th e service w ould like to have them cared for, and to aid in every w ay possible to bring th e end of th e w ar closer and to bring a lastin g peace to th e w orld. To th is end Business and Professional W om en a re d e d ic a tin g th e m selves. An Unhealthy Picture T hat m any A m erican citizens are sh irk in g th e ir duties in the w ar effo rt is in d icated by a recen t survey by Dr. G eorge G allup. This survey reveals th a t about 1 3 G, million fam ilies own no w ar bonds or stam ps. P e r centages of non-bond buying according to sections w ere revealed as follow s: M ountain states and Pacific coast, 1 5 . : New E ngland and M id-A tlantic, 1 2 '. : E ast Cen tral. 1 5 '. ; W est C entral 1 8 '. , and South. 3 2 '. . The su r’ ey also show ed th a t th e g re a te r n u m b er of non bond buyers are in th e low er incom e and edu catio n al brackets. Every fam ily an d individual should c arry th eir p ro p o rtio n ate sh are of th e w ar's cost and some m eans should be found to ch an g e this very u n h ealth y picture. A move to “ d r a f t” Eric Jo h n sto n of Spokane, VV ash., president of th e L’nited S tates ch a m b e r of com m erce, as a c a n d id a te for th e rep u b lican p residential nom ination is rep o rted from C hicago. Jo h n sto n is one of the o u tsta n d in g m en in th e country to d ay and his views on national and in te rn atio n a l a ffa irs have been w idely p rinted and quoted. F u rth e rm o re , th e re is a lot of logic and good comm on horse sense in w h at he has to say. He would have a lot of p o p u lar a p p e al with th e rank and file of th e voters, m uch more so th an most of those m entioned so fa r. In sp ite of his post as p resi d en t of th e U. S. ch am b er of com m erce he is very lib eral, believes firm ly in th e sp irit of A m erica and free enterprise. His youth, perso n ality and intelligence should m ake him form idable. ____ Hillsboro Argus Editorial and Feature Page N ew s o f the Churches l’nilv Paeks In Other Days W .s ' ii -t n , S t het 2nd i San. ,i\ Holy C om m un io a m C hurch school. 10 15 m orning p ra s e ' and sermon at 11 Y people - tell w>hip 0 p m . t B u tteri, Id. le.» 1er X, »» , ■ ix*rt h v . V i • • I our S 4t p»' ir ' l l S a in t s 9 45 O Su and wi I t e • bri 1-. 45 clock Rev v rin ie iu l. nt Rev Enun» sudet com m ander, n all the set \ ccs. he message* pray er and E Hav jms - E irst RaptlM. d and Lincoln k'spcl C ru sad ers’ radio broadcast. 8 a m stati n K.XL. Sundav school. 9 45 . in D routh •' I- 7 p. m : ■rv ice. 8 p in : se r G ai M. ti Cot S a v i enjoy . in old-fash- service M id-week 8 p M m Re' t C hurch of Jesus Christ. Laitter Dav S aints day sc)'. io 30 a m Sundav at A m erican Legion hall. H illsboro P resid in g E lder John T S P e te r son. Rt. 1. Bog 55, Hillsboro. tf • • • Seventh Day Adventist Service- each S ab b ath (Saturday» S ab b ath school, 9 45 a m : preaching at 11 young people's. 3 p m P ra v e r m eeting. 8 p. m . W ednesday —C. R Aimes, resid en t pastor. 454 E. Main s tr e e t 50t f , • • • R eedville Community Presbyter ian—S unday school. 10 a m.. Mrs Ida K irkw ood, su p erin ten d en t: w or- S^*P service. 11 a. m.; young p eo p le s C E . 7 p. m P ra y e r m e e t ing and B ible study. T hursday. 7 p m W om en's M issionary societv meets th e 4th T h u rsd ay of each m onth at 2 p. tn.—H arry H am pton stu d en t-p asto r. ti tV hm orrerW H I T abernacle, ib iv e X. lii 1'l.iui S aturday, 5 .lit p m K " .1.1 1 idio blond» ,-t S undu, lit i ' l l t i’i . Sund.i, -oh.Hil. ntorii mg w .isti.p Il ;o sernion Ju st ■ ed R edem ption I’r.iye service •' p in . evangelistic service. 7 4,. p I uttni „ M o',- . , . Whei the E arth Shall Be Kid of Preoch- •' ' I'tiesd.»» 7 45 p in Rev th e n Hul.'hi ■ ti » I spc.ik on A " 1 Id of V nniit He» M F J.tine- o-is tor. • • e ('»ngrrgatton.tl. Fast Main and F fth M orning w orship ser» ice at l ’ wi ti sermon by mlniater D \ I S u tle r- on An Old S l o t , \ Vicitor in the Night. a n d Three I.oaves of Hr,'ad Music pi'o'p.im ' •" naiating f Mi ('ly d- Yount, Mi- " .1 Enschede. Dale Fngelen a n d C T R ichard o > C hurch sehiH'l. 10 a ni : adult B b le class taught by Mrs Ada P atterson and high scho, I a g y iing people s class in studv o f cu rren t w orld events from t h e view point of the C hristian faith leader. A .1 Sullens Young peo ple's Congo club m eets at B eaver ton C ongregational church ,.t 4 p m. Zion Lutheran. Scheffl n Divine w orship. ID 30 a t n , Sundav. S u n day school and Bible class. 9 30 a m L utheran hour. I p m . station KALE C .1 K rueger pastor Fifteen Years Ano H IL L SB O R O A R G U S Hillsboro Argus. 1834 In d e p e n d e n t. 1873 Consolidated AN INDEPENDENT NEW SPA PER Published Thur-deys hy McKinney * McKinney _______Entered ax Second-Class matter in the postoffice at Hillsboro. Oregon ■ ' 11 I I I . NATION'S BEST WEEKLY NEW SPA PER Selected as Oregon’« Best Weekly Newspaper, 1930-1936 oi l l. IAL N E W SP A P E R OF WASHINGTON COUNTY _ „ Subscription Rate« Strictly Caah In A drante Per Year tin W ashington C o u n t y ! ...... ....... ... ...... Outside Washington County _ «3.00 Outside U. 8. Member : Oregon State Editorial Association and National Editorial Association Í2.S0 «3.60 LARGEST A. B C. W EEKLY CIRCULATION IN THE WEST MFMRKRS OK STAFF W VERNE McKINNEY, Editor.M snager EMMA C. M cKINNEY, A ssociate Editor Fed. c . Coman ------------- M anaffins Editor John L. Laura ...................... Printing .Sup- Mabel B. Grass Advcrtiainfr-Cireulation Gerald E. Davidson ... . Compofcitor RooLLcnes V‘ How»r<1 H illis .. Operator-Pressman Jean Imlay ......... Lean« Geertgens........... Wwardf -......... Compoaitor ......... . . . . . ............................ O ffice Clerk Tt^y Martz A p p re n tic e , Elbert Hewkins end Norman PeFree». with U. 6. Armed Force» t celebrates pp4'niit|( f P u n . t r o . i e ,m ll Pl id.I.V ( >VCI' »00 i h«x *1 children .it Cutlhtv full .it P l'e s t ( h u v i » «Ml *H‘t U l.lt»l«*.IU tluit VV .1 < U lll< | lll* 11111' I»«»t «i h . nt over 5FMI pupils tht* p.u.tdc .it the f.tlr and win» f It prize Com m ercial t lub to put <»ti bi} ( tiupuigii to interest u ipitul 11 Il II hoi need ( ’»•nti actor Mohr will finish th« tmbiii* gutuge on Fluid next <l<»oi to the M P church utid hove it reud.v foi ouutipunuy by H I. Piñonee commitU chuirtnuti I >1.11« l l l . l l l NOTICE Dl.lW.1 lor w ,, liy «.Habe,i s s ru n j Public Forum -- F --- d ii.r . 't . ... Net* ........ 1 »iters I t ihls rv'lumr bv aikmexl by th e w r i f e r »n « .►»...,ir t. t be lo n ir v r th a n 500 w o rd » S uch let te r* a re w e lco m e d b u t aho uid be tu r n e t in th e week bef»»re to in m r e p u b lic a tio n b x p r i- .M .in i *1.» n o t neo eaaarily r e fle c t th« o p in io n »»f th e nnb lin bera. Poultry eytntiit at eounty fair re P ( ’ Surnnn ns | ran tied Just as good as one at -t.,l< f ' "lit to th eir w ork w ith a sm ile on their lip- and tragedy in llv u eyas " o i k n u t not stop bee in-" one . heart is breaking Work brings w eariness and w eariness bring» sleep and tem poral v forgetfulness Is that not queenly ' " 'h e n there are queens t o b e eliosen, let us place crow ns on the heail of ev ery brave m other m these C in to .1 S t.,:,.' MRS J F D Me K .'IS D X Hillsboro i Nv Office Will Be Closed from Saturday Noon, October 23rd to Monday, Novem ber 1st! ON V A C A T IO N ! » enlral t h ristian 3rd and Ba-c Queen cf U. S. Mothers B it 9:45 N e w lj ■ Edit t *• Note T he I Uow ng let- aufciirat«d d epartm entalization will be c f spec al interest to the c h il ter. very m uch ’o th e point, was dren M orn.ng w orship and eoin- i w is :en by M - McK.il-on of H ills boro to the B Mike colum n in the n it II Serm oi O p to m etrist - Eye Specialist Words by the pastor In term e d iate I O regonian and .- reprinted under Passes It On HOURS: 9 1.» 12 - 1 to 5 p. m. Evening«, Sundnya and ■ Public F cru e for Chi i-tian Endeav or at 8 30: Miss IX'ur Argus These .ire th<‘ (Liv» M artha Jam es tp o n s -r E vening ’ its local interest Hullduys by appointm ent Phone 28U2. Res S0S4 when .ill g»»tKl men must otx»v tin* services at 7 30; "Cho sing O ur Dear M ike: On»* sentence in a orders of ttu* v.inous com binations S m I noor. Commercial Bldg Come« I I '.t un, K U bbore M aster will be the »veiling se r letter published O ctober 4 in B e of letter-», w inch rem inds < ne (»f u mon th me Thursday evening. Oc- hind the M ike has cause I the vv r.t- L inotype on .1 d ru n k o r got into L ber 28. at 7 30 will be the regular I e r ! o break a long-established trouble and l respectfully pasx on m onthly C hurch Night ' Again we precedent and w rite in The para- this one to those of my neighbois w id featu re our program of "Learn I graph was en titled "Long L ive the who u t' feeding cuttle V e r \ It and Like I t " C lifford N T rout Queen. All this discussion o f truiy. w F r t ’TNAM m inister. w hether Mrs R cosevelt should To the E ditor of the New York • • • Times. travel h ith er and yon is rathci H illsboro M ethodist. T hird a n d waste of breath as the independent H aving been som ew hat connect W ashington s t r e e t s — S u n d a y lady in question will probably <J • ed w ith the business » f breeding D ixie Mountain Baptist— Sunday sch.ol at 9 45 ,i m M ruing w or ¡a s she th in k s best regardle-s ! uni feeding cattle. I. like m a n y school. 9:45 a m ; m orning w orship ship 11 o cl ck Bishop B ruee K public approval other-», have been im pressed by the 11:15 W ednesday 8 p. m.. p rav ei Baxter. I. I. D of P ortland will The sentence m entioned w as "I c uiple’e c«»r fusion in the (>P.\ re I’acilii- ('o a s t’s lliglti it m eeting.—H Schilli:::;. pastor. preach At the cLi-e of the serm o n ' think stie is queen among A m eri warding beef, but this week we have (Quality Ire t 'ream he will b u rr the cancelled mort-1 can m others " B efore anyone st irt the prize St. Peter's Lutheran 2*. mile« gage in the parsonage p illo w in g lic k in g queens it m ight be wise t I qunl a letter from the cattle south of C ornelius Sunday, 9 45 this service th ere w ill be a c ver»-d visit every tow n and home in tile ountry : cattle man here sc m . S unday school. D ivine service dish dinner for all m em bers and country cured a perm it to kill oat • b u tc h at 10 C ordial w elcom e to all.—A friend-- f the church, in the church O ur p artic u la r tow n is filled w ith er» 1 few steers at the rate <-f tw e n E. B ohlm ann. pastor. tf dining ro m. M ethodist Youth Fel- ' queens among A m erican m other- " ty-five a week W hen th ere wa re • • • hip at 7 p m Evening Gospel but few have had the m oney to fly only fifty head of steers left, the T u alatin P lains P re s b y te ria n — H ,,ic k c k Serm en: "W hat through the skies and none h a v e party w rote W ashington asking S abbath services. 11 a. m.; Sundav Man Trunks >»f G >d." Second in the KKAMIF.N’S school, 10 a. m : C E.. 8 p. m.; M is •2/ p' on„ M odern Science and spoken over the radio nor "m ade perm ission t»> kill the balance o f STORE fifty hi*.id at one tim e and save l.i- sionary society last W ednesday of C h ristu m T h o u g h t. P rayer m eeting the h ead lin es" The m others of o u r town v v h o bor. feed and expense The answ er each m onth. 2 p. m -- J . F. Gibson Phone 261 I’ R F S i K IP l IDX D id GGISTS evening at 8 o'clock have bravely sent th eir sons nw.iv cam e back by a ir mail to the ef Hillsboro m inister. tf Cl ir eaday Re rehearsal T hursday evening are too busy- to travel far afield feet. ‘Y u r request on killing ed I’ll.inn.irist k Duly at All Tim of • • • at 8 o'clock -Dr. H F Pem b. i i n They have helped save the crops steer:s cannot be >¿r;iinted. C hristian. N orth P lain?—M orning pastor. ...i..., 'h e r e at hom e T h e ir t isements are! trury to rules of thii O P .\ Th, re services at 11. No even in g service.- -r*"1""'— —— ------------------------------------- - • • • filled w ith fru it they have canned | mum ing f:ft> he ld mist be km : f,,i — d u rin g th e su m m er m onths.—Geo _________ brcpiling purp» » St. Paul L utheran, Sherw ood, IL T heir hands are calloa ed and then I H arris H atch, pastor. males w est of Six C orners — S u n nails broken from un '-us med U topian planning in the O l’A • • • day school. 9:45 a. m ; church se r labor W hat queen could do m ore'’ Is certain ly w ith us and will T rin ity L u th eran . 3rd and W alnut vices, 10:30 a. m.—J. H. M eissinger. probably stay. Women who h a v form erly been —P ublic w orship. 10:30 a mg S u n pastor. t| entirely occupied w ith honie arc Tlie latest directive 1 ve been day school and Bible class, 9 30 p • • • heading now in our canneries, our re s ta u T. O. w ill m eet follow ing m orning I Aloha Community Haptist S u n ran ts and stores, w orking I n n : ; O rdered w hite-face s 'c e r s re service A cordial w elcom e aw aits day school. 10 a m., j C, Vincent • hour» to keep busin....... in it- wearv served for breeding y o u —<J. Reule. pastor. sup erintendent; classes for all ages ! feet so that there will bp f od for • • • A n d re w K B utler M orning w orship at 11. Dr F W Illa .i-' ivvn. X .1 . .Sept. 20. 1943. 1 th eir sons overseas and industry A ssem bly of God. A lo h a -S u n d a y S tarrin g speaking Youth fellow into w hich those sons may en ter school, 10 a mg w orship service 7 p m Evening service at 8 I w hen thev retu rn Is this not quee . - i 11 a. mg E vening evangelistic s e r ship. Help to Bond Drive Dr S tarrin g speaking -G rav d en d ' ly ’ vice at 7:30. R egular m id-w eek s e r Loree, pastor. H ilbbor Argus T hey are com m uting great d is Ni w th at the I vice T h u rsd ay at 7:45.—Rev. O rville t a n c e s to the sh ip y ard , and vv ■!»- | T hird W., L« »an officially ended ' Poulin, pastor. mg nt strength-sapping jobs tli I ' and the returr piling far above I Officer Completes there may be ships to carry sun I the quota, tlie Or« , »n War Finance First Church of Christ, Scientist— i plies to th eir sons The women 01 committ« «* wanl >u to know how Services ev ery Sunday at 11; S u n Transition Training day school a t 11. W ednesday serv- HOBBS ARMY AIR FIELD. X M our neighboring farm s a r e doin' I m uch we apprt i m en's w ork, trying to keep th , I ices, 8 p. m. F ree reading room —Lt. Eugene V ictor P ulcipher of T M I U 1 C O V IR N M IN T HAS You and the At is helped build open W ednesdays and S aturdays, 2 B eaverton has com pleted the pilot farm s ru n n in g till th eir nun t o p . R lO U C f D TNI AMOUNT Ok Could . the f undation i until 4 p. m. »f public under- S IL V i R A V A IL A M L t FO R tran siticn-four-engine c o u r s e a t I back to occupy them i queen do m ore'’ |(W (L R Y BUY N O W W H Ill • * • 1 standing in W a ihington county .and Hobbs Army A ir Field. Hobbs. X FUNS ARE A V A IL A B L E . . . . W P ilg rim L u th eran , B e a v e rto n — * hat of those m other w ho have O regon, withou t which the strnc- S unday achool, m.; vtt d iv viiixj in e of Colonel Bailey, ct c o m -’ ved te,eKr" „ T - that th eir sons tu re < f bond s;i les could n t have -» - 10 - a. «»»., — • ■ • Joseph r P . Odiitiy, JEWELER w ill n ev er re tu rn 0 Have tht v had . been built 1 w sh to add my per- services. 11 a. m. L u th eran s of this m anding officer at H bbs Field O ver 20 Y ears In H illsboro vicinity and eth ers w ith no church L» P ulcipher wi< com m issioned tim e fo r g rie f’ Those of our town sonal th an k s tn ttio.se - f th«' com- affiliation a re invited to w orship ,,s sec nd lieutenant and received have not. They have quietiy g w ith u s —Rev. W alter R Buhl, pas- his pilots w ings at C handler Ariz tor. tf Ju ly 28. 1943. Com pletion of his transition H illsboro F ree M ethodist. 5th and ’raining at H.ibbs Army A ir Field , Oak: parsonage, 366 S 5th— Bible qualifies Lt. P ulcipher as a com school. 10 a m . Sunday, follow ed bat pilct. I by service of divine w orship at 11 He is the son of Mrs. John F ! o clock.—E arl F. Aiken, pastor. T eller ,f B eaverton. » » t ) A igus Oct 18. 1028 1.1 A rthur Krocgei proinol.si to fa-I he ilen- * an. in head,pi. u l i s company 2nd b atiali,m. Ilf’ id infanti v and Ray Dillon has ben conimi .sinned sec , end lit'iitenant Ten vent toll rale betw een Hill • I' uo and ( 'i n c l u í s el nun , le d by | order of putrite .erv ice comm e non Deaths Dr S T Bowse, e.ulv county v elei m a i cui. Monday Mi IIOU ii it 'Illg WutlM f| tl dlrtboro h nou ing w otrr from uvei ul tin li*s a b o v F rcd iek e (io etiei o f Hill lioin. Sum urek S und.n W illiam N Brown o i f ( hiMton. und it is sub to Moy no eit I urei Tuesday M lkele-s G cn /cr ; has uny purer wutcr ftupply in th - -f Buxton. Wednsd.iv iiorthu eat Heuths Amos W fkinelMott. ( ’ivi Thirty Years Aqo A igu- ( k t ht I9i:t H ilLboro I » u .ir veteran of tl dsboi», Oc'obi DR. GEO. H. BUTTERFIELD E ■■ I « i •■■’■“■■■’■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a«aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai JEWEL IC E C R E A M » 20c 40c Pint brick Quart brick PALM DRUG im i : y i : iiy vi/irv îîM .*;i:itvn:i: wiüiruííEHVILESTAII • » » STEMLING SILVER M ILITA R Y P IN S .. ANDERSON A ssem bly of God—Sunday school, 9:45; m orning w or-hip at 11; chil- dren's ch u rch at 11: evangelistic ■ervice. 7:45 p. m T hursday. 7:45 : p. m., all people's night.—C. E. Free- man, pastor. tf • • • Orenco Presbyterian - Services every Sunday, 11 a m Every o th er Sunday th e re is held an evening service, opening w hich we enjoy 15 m inutes of song This service is held at 3 o'clock. W ednesday, 7:30 p m . p ray er m eeting.—Rev, Leeds. t i r - . i »4 *» l t f l M a r i n e s Jesse W illiam Snyder, 32, of Scholia, has been inducted into the m aiin e corps, and will leave for tra in in g cam p a t San Diego C al, following a 14-day furlough P riv ate Snydei a 1930 g iaduate of H illsboro union high school, was form erly in the brick and tile business w ith his father. Je- , c Snyder, of Scholls F or the y ear he has been w orking at Sw an Island shipyard ' f C ongratulations are in o rd e r fo r F red J. Sew ell, prom inent local resident, who has been elevated to the high post of ch ancellor com m ander of th e K nights of P y th ias of O regon. It brings fu rth e r honors to the com m unity. This position offers Mr. Sewell a fine o p p o r tu nity fo r service in th e fra te rn a l field in which he has tak e n a keen interest fo r m any years. T he navy d e p a rtm e n t announces th a t the A m erican fleet is now the m ightiest in w orld history. This was tru e a t th e end of th e last w ar but th ro u g h arm s con ference ag reem en ts we sank some of our ships while others scuttled th eirs on p ap er. Let us hope th a t it stays the m ightiest, fo r it will serve as good insurance against w ar in the fu tu re. JlILLg)P(Jn(J, Unr.LiUN October 21. 1943 HURRY ! HURRY ! To Selfridge Furniture Store to see the newest things in TOYLAND . . . . Toy Animals Sewing Sets Doctor an d Nurses' Kits Dolls Doll C arriages • W agons Rocking Horses Writing Desks • Chairs W heelbarrow s Dishes Doll Beds Kiddie Cars The Men Who Go to Sea... Thousands o f m erchant seamen who b rin g convoys th ro u g h fin d needed r e s t and r e l a x a t i o n In homes and c e n te r s o p e ra te d by th e U nited Seam en's S e rv ic e in c o o p e ra tio n w ith th e War S h ip p in g A d m in istra t i o n In p o r ts In two hem ispheres o f th e w o rld . You h e lp th e s e courageous men when you su p p o rt th e N a tio n a l War F u n d ~ b y g iv in g to your own community cam paign. CADY MOTOR CO. Card« af Thanks A chare» of 2 rent« a word ia mada for all cards of thanks, includ In« Staoaiure P.^trr in ohitu.ri-a at 1» cent« per type line. 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