American Drive
Forces German
Retreat in Italy
County Man Gets
Term State Pen
S p o rts
Rodeo Season
Ended Sunday;
More in Spring
Weather Reports
A gain Permitted
Thursday. October 21. 1943____ H IL L S B O R O A R G U S — 3
birthdays, which all c me In Oc
tober, by serving refreshm ents to
the W omen's Society of C hristian
Service w ho fet la it W ednesday
afternoon In the M ethodist church
social room T his was supposed to
he a surprise, but Mrs. Eco Shaw
and Mrs Meda F rench s u -p n -.d
them by also serving refre.ihments.
Mrs. E leanor M undorff received
W eather report» are perm itted
n< < of not to ex re d 18
1 again under a relaxation of re-
D tilth1 ill the .‘-late penitent i.uy
strletions by the governm ent T neie
w ' . n • te<| .,i|t t » < ’« cil J,i < fj,
n .‘.wilt Aim’ll <’.tii «lm
1 reports are compiled here by A. W
th.it
• I of (¡.irden Honte W ednesday (|
<1*1 (IW milt . Ult« • the le ft fl «»ik
Moore of the U S Fish and Wild
T
ualatin
ey
rodt
•
lu
ceiiy
in
d
ictrn
in
t
involving
the
wound
«»f Un G c iiii .m Imi ” < I I I t h e V. ■Itili -
l.ife Service, co-operative w e th e r
fall
»n
on
Sunday
after-
Ih'
ft
nf
n
bei.i
h
i
HW.
’I’he
trial
le
V . t l l i v of Ita h . W. In. . fay fm «
observer He reports that there has
• with more than 2000 fan«i not been a killing frost in H ills
" '• in I
m u idng .ind a
«•d the N ji / im to fall h.H’k to a fit h
I to a n i'
diet of guilty was retu rn ed in the
threaten in g showerx and boro as fog and clouds saved tom a
m ount 101 line. Iea\ ini! I i U iiih I tin re
hl bill of proft - d*/nal and a m toes, etc , but th a t the leaves of
• ift,e: i.t.on Juror hearing the < »•,<
«me of the win . won., m ’«•ne', of
ir |j«iform«iH
Disking
th d r cantaloupe and squash have w ith e r
w et' VI.i Mine I/.ve, Ella Sehnlrm i
i l l ' l i III I m u T i l l " N a z i s w r i
T
Y
V
h
l«
fiflu
itfn
on a muddy track. Rodeo ed.
1 ,1
I. w i
L
raw ford. Ruth If
( ’<• I'» I»*' I n n l u n g h u l l ,i'
w
h
p.
I
I"
o
im
will
probably
be
resum
ed
H*«’
•
Mary
V
o
id
er/ariden
Rob
civilians,
ih im viinj
H ills b o r o
Tem p Precip.
1.00«
jo mg, the m anagem ent an-
• ’ ’ <' Hu ■< h. Hulda II Gr-.f Alice F n rrw t Gr«»ve
I <100
I I '. Il I II «
U p I . l l l l . i u i l ..
Max. Min. (Inches,
N e w b trg
I
000
2
m
«
«
1
,
and
expre
ed
appreCia-
E
Richardson.
M
yrtle
Roger
L<
O
ctober
13
61
47
07
■.... li mul firing h.iyst
.000 t i
f»o the support given during
K
llu ld a II Geil and Kath H W rs .^ v l e rt | J on
vide "moke .-nieeie. |u
O ctober 14
67
35
.00
nn
,00<
• i vii .li»tue tin
♦wo fall prog/arns.
l e i l i-iil
T lir a r d
O ctober 15
69
49
W
B id weath« r held down attend-
Suit fm dam ages to its truck was M< M in n v ilh
O ctober 16
61
32
.01
D i.nper lli'iul lt.itlle H. ikc "
IO
i
l
l
.
1«
a
F
r
n
lh
H
-
Iwif
M
.
fded tu Ciri m t court T hursday by
O ctober 17
61
45
.50
aree H aturay but the large Sun-
I>i u mi! «w ifiI y through cium bl
n v illc o . For«-» H r
:u. W e .t I ann dav erowd wa treated to Home
the Amei ic.in L aundry c anpany of 0 M . m N«*wb«*ry
O ctober 18
5.3
39
.08
41, T iy a r d
h i : I lei oi.oi ilefeie e , Weiloe lay
I*"’ ’lm d a 'a n r t G ary Sfxuicer The
O ctober 19
58
40
.03
<»Hfi •«— n h e d 'ilfd th e
Ni wlirry ’ *' *1 t h r i l l s Jn the half-m ile fre i-
F rid a y
in .nil' the D nieper lienii. Russian
from
a
collision
be
action
.ii
e
m
(
H iils b o r«
W t * i I.in n a t B ra v i
i.
M
f-
f'i’ all lace. Elsie W hite of the
mobile fm . ■i'» w ere reported lo.iR.
M if in v illi- mi T ig a r d .
tween
ttie
com
pany
truck
and
the
Pioneer
R
iders
covered
herself
Illg n
y t h e like
.■ u cep u hleh
<lly Elm er MeRebeket
defendant .m t-unobde in Portland
with glory and mud by com ing
I I o e . i I enei I I 'l i e i i (’lenient of lenn o f
Jan u ary 19, ,943
Scoring in every q u arter. H ilbi’s from behind to win the event.
H o n ln u e d fro m p a re 2>
tlmosiiiul" i f N ii / h ill the D nepio
S| «ri.m grtddej
ti unced McMin- J i'k L< i;rh 14-year-old from t h e
I l l 'l l I -Il ill e •u lliio .e Io Imo <
ler
has
■ fh Jil-
vilie 27 to 0 F riday night on the J - r. -on Crfih> Riders, took third weeks. bee:, th ere for the past six
I n - p oleil in Melitopol lie-
Buxton Man Reported
G rizzly field to win th< i r second I»-i'« again-f the adult rider . One Father
l o w I I I . ' H u n pel' bend
Dies
straight gam< tn the T ualatin-Y arn- h ; <• went down ar d another lest
A b Germ an Prisoner
Mi
Elm er W iebke received a
ml- lliniiliers Open N r» AU.uk
hill
valley
fo
tball
league,
Stuff Sgi C harles M Ilobei I ,
a addle in the kid h race.
telegram S atu rd ay stating that her
I oite | I.Oe. heavy honiliet *-iip-
T aking the opening kickoff on
fm
band
of
Mrs
Eda
M
arie
Rob
Queen B arb ara J e a n Dunaway, father, E ber L. S earl. had died
p o lllil by Thill olio boll« mid Slot
WIN'S A |» l A N< I — I.t <j g i erts of Buxton, is one of It Oregon the g al line, H illsboro opened a th< first, en tertain ed the crowd fr ld a y in Tecum seh, Neb after a
f ile . a tta c k e d
t i l l e e l,'
ill
W e .s le l II
sustained d riv e that carried to the .G’h cowboy songs, with “Tiny" year s illness.
nu
n
listed
T
uesday
In
a
w
ar
d
e
Arnold
L
Jen
en
of
H
illsboro
wa
I h l I II. my W illin' d.iy. the first m.i-
.
rd strip
e b<
partm ent announcem ent of United M cM innville th ree-y .........
Mrs. Doris Jones, Mrs H arriet
)or operation Mm e the ilesli oelive prom oted to lieutenant in Hawaii S tates soldiers held prisoners of fore it bogged down. Midway in th< and his W ranglers providing a
on (>< tolici 7 and is now’ com
rnu-icil program .
B etty Willi», Jhver and Mrs Ju a n ita Dore w ere
ui.e h at I no ni.oiy *•. b i g bearing
q
u
arter
the
S
partans
gained
po-sts-
w ar by G erm any.
m anding officer in charge of
trick rid er form erly w ith Gene planning on celebrating t h e i r
plain at Hl h w illfu l I O ctober H
si n of the ball on the G rizzly 30 A
large naval station in Hawaii, ac-
u tn y ’rt rodeo, perform ed. C urt
Ja p I'l.uu s Ithlillrd
and
m
arched
to
the
Mae
10.
ja
c
k
H ansen served as announcer.
Mih lu ll medium bomber« Mon < ordm g t • word received here In Special Training
Doyle,
Hilhi
right
half
who
started
by to wife He was em ployed at
tu rd a y Bt-Multx
day d e troved «0 Japane.se plane',
Hgt David T orbet, son of Mr. the gam e on the sidelines due to a S a ii:»r«
t la * P m t ' a n d G eneral Electric of
l,i,r k I 'r a n r o K e iin x
P a t F ia k e <«n
i o a n e w b o m b i n g assault o n K a
ami Mrs. H. N. T orbet of Hills bad ankle, w ent into th e gam e
" D i. r r y . ”
fir-*« ;
M« l H a le on
‘ Red
fice,
and
upon
leaving
here
•
«
»
li.ml. New Britain, according to a
hoio, is ()Iie of a n iw group of and on the first play skirted end for l’i ‘ f. -•‘f t,mi , T o m W ooda a n d G a o rsa
Septem
ber.
1942.
I.t
Jentam
re
report fi io G eneral M acA rthur
Nelson, tie d for t h ir d .
o
h
b
c
i
stu
d
en
ts
from
arm
ored
u
n
the
opening
score
ported at D artm outh college nt
I lie planes also .ink at least thret
'
• i- ir l I t a c
B ake M a rk le y .
fijra t :
N ext scoring drive G arted from
Hanover. N II
From there he its thro u g h o u t the U nited States,
M fb a n ie l, aecond ;
L o is
G ord on,
enem y shl|*>, including
dvstroy-
pcelally selected for experience the Hilhi 35 in the sec(>nd i
went to San Pedro, ( ’a l. and
cr, ill a low level strike P laiu s de-
Your dollars
Marcii tie was tran sferred t o .«ml aptitude, «m oiled for the r a S tu a rt R ichard- n picked up the Rut I f flG p in y L e m P e rk in « , f i r s t ; S h o rty
strayed brought Ja p Io
to 200 Hawaii.
■ 'lire , *e«*on«i; Red A lle n , t h ir d .
dio electrician s’ course in the arm - tally with a 15-yard run behind
w ithin the week
still
go
a long way!
<M!e
B
ro
n
c
o
R
id
in
g
Ge«jrge
Nelaon
on«! school com m unication d e p a rt beautiful interference fr m F u ll
' ./«•
Jam«**.’ * f im t ; S tu b P ,artlem ay
Japs Gain In Guinea
m ent at F o rt Knox. Ky
back Bob M iller H alfback R ichard
M a-tam e Q ueen,” se co n d ; Pat K iake
d( troyed in a ries of new bat-
Japanese ground s u c i..................
>f un- I
son cam e back in third q u a rte r to nn "S tu b b y .** th ir d .
A ci m m um tpie from (¿eneral
M .
nl C h a irs F’ra n k S m ith , f ir s t .
•pei'lfled extent i l l the area nfS .il- H*
score from the G rizzly 35-yard
B ',!M ( g g in g
Red A lle n , f i r s t ;
D oug
lelbei g in New Guinea Monday was M icA rthur headqu.i. t<*i telling < f • «ft« r co ncentrating huge fleet near strip e for the third
i
i
"
-r d ; Georg«- N e ls o n , th ir d .
reported by G eneral M acA rthur these h .ivy enem y los < s said only
ICenter W alt M cK inney started
•••♦■r R id in g T o m W«x>ds, f i r s t ;
D o ug
A
ban
<»n
Jew
ish
language
news-
'I'he gain Was the first for t h e two allied pl.uies wt r<* destroyed,
the S partans on the road to th e ir 11 ' ■ J im m y L e o n a rd a n d G eorge N e l-
l ' ' I ‘ i.s in A rgentina was lifted F ri final
*on. tie d fur second.
enem y mcc early In Septem ber
la e r 1,(1 | « rtrrsaes in Raid
score
in
the
last
q
u
arter,
in
h ir e ‘ «.r«* Race L o u O lse n , f ir s t ; C lem
Hulls Sink Ja p Ships
Flying Foitrcs'« , flying d eep into day a few hours after P re s id e n t1 tercepting a G rizzly pass cn the F."ln.',
er. -«fcond ; Fr«*d A d am s, th ir d .
R oscvelt sharply criticized it. The m idfield stripe. Roger H arm on
A m erican subm arines have sunk G erm any T h u r flay night smashed president
H a lf- m ile
F n - e - fo r - A ll
Jack
L e ig h .
classified it as naziism picked up 25 yards fr m a fake
!»H noire Japanese m erchant ships, the Vital ball b<-.»ring plant at
I»a . ( rabtr« e. u-cond ; Babe M a rk -
P
iesid
cn
t
Ramirez
of
A
rgentina
ley.
th
ir
d
.
bi uig lo It',u the n au d ier of enem y S chw einfurt and lost a record n u m
punt f rm ation A rt Eastwood hit
i. y Race Shorty R u tle d g e , f i r s t ;
vessels sunk, probably sunk n r ber of ho bomb o s while knocKtng S aturday discharged all govem - p ay d irt after picking up 11 yards Jh « r . Leigh,
second; M u rp h i ’e tty . t h ir d .
damaged since the w ar stal led, ac- d »wn 91 fighters in w hat was pro b , rnent em ployes who signed a mam - on th ree line smashes.
Pony Exprew *
P io n e e r R id e r*, f i r s t ;
f«
to
published
F
riday
which
called
(n tding Io a ri'lea e by S ecretary ably the fiercest single air battle
Hilhi tallied 13 first dow ns in the ' » ! - > « . - e c o n d : C le m ’s R id e r* , th ir d .
on the governm ent to re tu rn to tilt to six for McM innville.
K. i ' i ’ o n y Race
D ic k F ra x e , f i r s t ;
of the N ,'. y F l a n k Knox Tin
< ver f ught.
Jack L«-igh, second.
«•on^tltutional dem ocracy and to
N ails Plan Strategy
Lose I w o I lest rox iTs
Lineups
>unda> K e »ult«
fulfill
its
in
ternational
obligations
Adolph Hltlei Tuesday held hl
H i l h i (2 7 )
B areback B ro n c o R id in g T o m W .x'd s on
<• » M , M in n v ille
An ineffectual Jap an ese air raid in
■ • c o n i »Irate,;y session
m
t w o the A leutians . i t io s , f the U. S i in the hem isphere solidarity pro-1 M e rch e p
LE
"S p id e r.” f i r - t ; S lim T h « m p « ,n on "Cal-
H .M .-n
A r r ir iif t n n
I.T
• '.i-y J a n e .” seco n d ; Ge«»rge N e lson on
P a uluo n
w eeks
II IS presum ed the parley destioy<i Bristol and Buck in the gram
H u ll
Ui
J e n k in « "R a i,y F'ace,” t h ir d .
w i io explore avenues of escape Medit« rran ean w ere r e |» r te d by Dependent Pay Favored
C
< w i’ i r l Race I, ,¡4 G o rd o n , f i r s t ; D o r-
A p p erson
A unanim ous vote Monday put S M h r e K e in re n r e y
from till' consequences of total d e the navy.
R ii
M a h 'ik e . .<-„nd . Babe M a rk le y , t h ir d .
M « rw h
both
blanches
of
congress
on
re
c
feat
Gate««
RT
M c D a n ie l«
R ■
Pat
! la ke, f i n t .
Lan
' auk Planes Best
ord « favoring paym ents o f $50 a < 'h a m i tv r l a i n
Hull. 1 den in Itus.i.i
R E
Ham m ond
i ’-
secon d. Dee H in to n , t h ir d . T im e ,
A m erica's planes have proved the m nth to wives of enlisted service I ’la p p
A
lit
*
.,
:.
Q
S ecretary of S tate C ordell Hull and w orld's b«»st m battle, shooting
LH
M ille r
c.'i'ldle Br>.nc<» R id ir S g tu b G e B o a rg rtle
e N e lson on
men, $30 a m onth for th eir first ItlchM rrini »n
B nt
KU
I»;«.- > Red. ’ f ir s t .
m a y on
T h o m p so n
down 7312 ».nemv aircraft w hile 1 ... dependent child and $20 ex tra for S r h u lm e r i t 'h
Ede
M •
.M
f. tri -
F
H u rr .o t,” »eco nd;
P a t Fit»ke o n
Tucker
< n .: 1H(>, and ti.l b etter equipm ent each additional child
t h ir d .
i- a, the way This r port was made
B u ild 'g g in g G t 1 rg e N e lso n , f ir s t ; H a n k
Akron. Ohio, ru b b er comj>anics
Ja p Plane | <»s , ||c a t >
Sund.iy by the < fficc of w ar in- .«re begining t > reconvert w ar p ro
; ; n. se< nd ; P i ll M a rk le y . t h ir d .
A Japanes attem pt
Ti
i>rm
duction facilities to th e o u tp u t of
S
’
eer
R id in g T < m W oods, f i r s t
H ank
S h eu d o w n Evaded
civilian items, with at least two
< f.-i ’ .-D -cn,
»nd
B ill M a rk le y , t h ir d .
U S n a w IflD itt, Jan.' r*»/.
H a lf - m ile
F re e -fo r-A U
E ls ie
concerns H nfting certain w ar w ork
W h ite .
f i r - ’ . C l i f f T a lle y , »eco nd; J a c k L e ig h .
to o th ir citic
Hilhi Gridders
Swamp Grizzlies
27 to 0 Friday
i letter Monday from her son John
"f the navy, w hom she has not
heard from for tw o months. He
says he is safe and well.
V ita l statistics, hospital
news and court orders regu
larly at head of classified
pages.
HALLOWE EN MASQUERADE
Saturday Evening October 30th
Prizes for Men an d Women
Best Hallowe’en Costume
Most Beautiful Costumes
Cornelius
l.
F irst and Second Prizes
Most Comical Costume
SHUTE PARK ROLLER RINK
TYV to Consider
AddingNewTeam
Spartans lo Meet
Tigers Here Friday
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needs of every member of your family—and put the
money you save into W ar Bonds.
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DRESSES
•7.90
M EN
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F eatu red is a suit-
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Paul G ander
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If sickness occurs in y o u r home
do you know how to get a doctor
quickly? If your eyes need atte n
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good occulist? If you have a sick
cow, or horse, or dog, do you know
how to get a good veterinary?
O ffice S upplies of all kinds.—At C onsult the Professional cards
Hillsboro Argus.
tf the Argus
ATTENTION
PREFER
Warm Jackets
FO R
Banks B raves Will
P lay Gasion F riday
The S partan "B ees” are primed
to m ake it tw o-in-a-row over the
Forest G rove reserves here Monciav
afternoon w hen the tw o squads
meet in the second gam e of a homc-
and-hom e series on the Hillsboro
gridiron. The tilt is slated to get
under way at .3:30 p. m.
Two w eeks ago the S partans took
the m easure of F orest G rove 13
to 0.
c p H E NAME PENNEY S haj alwayj stood for
sensible shopping.
th ird .
P'»ny E x p re *a
P io n e e r
R id e rs, f ir s t ;
Possibility that a new m em ber
h in g to n C o u n ty R id e rs , second ; C le m 's
may be added to the T u alatin -Y am R W'a
iders, t h ir d .
hill Valley league t j replace S h e r
K id - ’ I ’o n y Race P io n e e r R id e rs f ir s t ;
wood was indicated this w eek by B e a ve rto n R a m b le rs, second.
«
«whor •• R ace J a ck L e ig h , f i r s t ; E
Paul A M engat of Forest Grove,
loop president. The m atter w ill be c re tt G o rd o n , second ; Red A lle n , t h ir d .
considered d u ring a m eeting of the |
league at M cM innville the first of
next week.
Sherw ood did not com pete in
the league last y ear and dropped j
out of the schedule this fall This |
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left the loop w ith only seven m em Tw enge at left half. Coach Loren
bers and an unbalanced schedule D u,:las‘ backs include Howard
A ddition of a new* m em ber would Cloopftl. Alan Ol.-on and Bill M ur
elim inate the necessity of one team dock.
M ainstays in the T iger line
draw ing a “bye” each week.
Right Tackle Rod M urray. 193-
No indicate n was given as to are
w hat school m ight be considered p. ur.d stalw art, and C onnie Back-
A unanim ous vote of the league 1 strom. left guard.
O ther TYV league clashes slated
necessary to adm it a new team.
for Friday will bring together West
Linn and Beavert n at B eaverton,
and take M cM innville to Tigard.
P r bable startin g lineups for
Friday'.- game:
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BANKS The B anks .. 1».
B raves will
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journey to G aston F riday. O ctober
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I 1:30 p. ni.
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T he B raves lost to Jew ell on
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the Jew ell field F rid ay aftirn o o n
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31 to 14 Due to tire trouble sev S F tu
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eral m em bers of the team and
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the coach did not arriv e at Jewell.
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Spartan "Bees" Face
V ikings Here Friday
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Selfridge, m anagers
Hillsboro, Oregon
Casual or D ressy Styles!
WOMEN'S SHOES
3.49
R eal values in com fort and
style. D esigned fo r sturdy,
long w ear. L eath er or suede.
BEGINNING NOVEMBER 1st
With the harvest season past, we be
lieve that our customers will be able to
shop during the day-time hours without
undue inconvenience.