The Hillsboro argus., April 13, 1944, Page 8, Image 8

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H— 11 ILLS BORO ARGUS
QJgjj-g ReTCll
T h u rsd ay . A pril 1.1. IP 11
YES. 1 WANT TO IIEI P SAVE A LIFE"
Call to Du tv!
Taken by Reds;
Vienna Bombed
charge . f d riv in g w h ile d ru n k
He w as released en bail.
W rist w atch w as rep o rted stolen
from th e hom e of Mr Ira Purdin
of Forest Grove last week
T heft o f a rifle from his slau g h ­
te r house n ear H illsbor ' th e m e a t
P aul R em aley of P o rtlan d ,
dicted in connection w ith
-c iv- of A pril 5 was rep o rted to th e
sh eriff bv H arold K u m m er of H ills­
cent ro b b ery of the H
liq u o r com m ission store, u -1 . v boro.
Fine? of $25 and costs each a c re
a not g u ilty pie? to a bu: yl y r
in a dw elling indictm ent M tJ.-y m eted out to V erne B laker. liee.e
and plead guilty. Sen:?!-.
was B lak er and R obert P al.o n . ail of
postponed for 3l) day- by Circuit Dilley, las: W ednesday w hen they
Ju d g e R. F ran k P eters R em aley I ap p eared in the F orest G rove ju s ­
w ill rem ain at lib erty on b ail u n ­ tice of the peace c o u rt on d ru n k
and d iso rd erly charges
til sentence is passed.
S pencer N. W hitney, also
f
P o rtlan d , w ith d rew h:s not g u ilty
plea to a larceny in d ictm en t M -n- Lighter Paper for
dav and en tered a plea of guilty. Air Mail A dvocated
H is sentence was postponed
n
In crease f tw o cents p e r ounce
condition th at he go into the in air mail rates now : n effect
m erch an t m arine. Hi w ill rem ain as au th o rized by th e new re v ­
in custody of th e sh eriff u n til th at enue b ill is ex p ected to prom ote
tim e.
use of lig h te r w eig h t a
m ailsta-
D am ages totalin g $27.299.50 are , tionery. T.ne postal d e p artm en t ;s
sought in a damage action filed adv o catin g t h e use of lig h ter
in circu it court last w eek b y Mrs. w eight p a p er because of th e c ;n -
N ellie M unkres of Forest G. ve stantl.v in creasin g v olum e o f a ir
against D elm er K ys..r T h? .
m ail. The d e p a rtm e n t has re q u e s t­
p lain t alleges th a t t h e p lain tiff ed p o stm asters to ren ew th e ir e f­
w as stru ck and ru n v er by K ey ­ fo rts to en co u rag e th e c -opero-
ser's tru ck in F o re s t G rove N ovem ­ , tion of th e ir p atro n s in this im ­
b e r 2. 1943 As a resu lt she su ffered p o rta n t m atter.
a b ro k en leg and arm . lacerations
and contusions of th e leg. hands,
S erv e scarce f id- w ith w h ite
body and head Mrs. M unkres seek- or tom ato sauce. U se them both
$25.000 general dam ages an d $2.299. 1 w ith -m e a t—w h ite sauce d ressed up
50 special dam ages.
w ith egg for p o u ltry , an d p lain
C harging th at she w as stru ck on w hite sauce fo r vegetables.
th e head by a soft ball at R earners
R est A ugu-t 15. 1943. and su ffered
concussion of th e brain, L ic v
S p en cer filed a dam age action
against M aiv V. Jossy. p a rk o w n ­
er. last week in circu it court. Site
ask s $8.000 general dam ages a n d
$414 for loss of wages.
A uto accident M arch 18. 1944. on
th e W est Pacific highw ay n ear
T ig ard resu lted in th e filing of a
$10.652 dam age action last w eek in
c irc u it court. G us A. C h ild ers seeks
$10.000 general dam ages and $652
fc r d a m u tis to his c a r an d for
m edical expense in his su it against
T hom as B eaty
N els O lia Nelson of H illsboro w as
a rre ste d S unday by state police on
Remaley Enters
Plea of Guilty
W ash in g to n C ounty C h a p te r, A m erican Red Cross
BLOOD DONOR SERVICE
R ussian forces cap tu red O .’e -.i
on t ’ e Black sea M onday and dr o e
N am e
- w ith in six m iles of t h e
ua.-a
I escape hatch at O vidiopol, w hile a
" A red . ?•,''■ .'US .'.■■■lliy.
1 d
A ddress
th e assault . n 100.000 iso', ac t
G erm in and R um anian troops pi
the C rim ea Tuesday, and cap tu red
Telephone
K erch fo rtress in th e east
O ne of th ree R ussian colum ns
Any
pei son in th e county is invited to participate Age of men
clam ping a stran g leh o ld en t h e
donors 18 th ro u g h .'»!' <18 to 21 inn-: have w ritte n consent of
Crimea d ro v e into the cer.tr d
ns W ednesday a fter so ld . 11:
parent ot
tardianl Wome .
through 59 Donors may re­
• c stranded garrison w ith th e e in.
peat ev ery ten w eeks
Food you may eat a b reak fast of dry
■ ire of th e co m m unication hub if
toast, fru it and fru it ju ices, black coffee u n i fats, d airy p ro d ­
D zhankhoi in a sp ectacu lar 37-
ucts or su g ar '
n . c advance O llie r S oviet arm <
on the south front forced th e S ire'
I ill O ut and M lit to
• v e t in R um ania a n d cap tu red
P ascani ju n ctio n o n
C ern au t.-
Mrs. F. A bendrot Ii
B u ch arest railroad.
360 N T h ird Ave.
Hillsbor. O r,
V ienna Bombed
More than 500 U S bom bers, fly-
N ext B lood Bank V isits A p ril 21 and 2-,
; from Italy, attack ed G erm an
factories in the V ienna area W ed­
M asonic T em ple. Second and L incoln S tre e ts
nesday w hile B ritain -b ased air
H illsbor, . O regon
fleets" savept in to E urope, carry in g
into th e fifth day th e c u rre n t cam ­
paign to crip p le the G erm an air
force ah ead of th e invasion
as tin- doughboys by tiir... An
Results Im m ediate
can chaplains Net a single - .11
80 I S. P la n e s I.ost
U. S a ir forces stru ck an o th er fell in tile im m ediate sector d u ring For T. W. Schappert
h o u rs of the
heavy blow at G erm an y 's a ircraft the nearly tw o
3 TONS loose oats, vetch, alfalfa
in d u stry Tuesday at a les- of 64 P ro testan t and C atholic serv ice :?
hay. ni.ike offer
E lectric w ater
began
shortly
a
fte
r
sunrise.
bom bers and 16 fighters, w hile 126
' I
25-1
w ell, $ to. •• ''**I
n.izi planes w ere destro y ed in the 1’i'slw .ir P la n s R e p o rte d
air. The atta c k
included
2000
S ecretary ef S tate Hull, in :hc Me i.4 k i‘ 'en rail ’.e. $25 T W
bom bers and fighters.
m ost detailed re p o rt of U S fo r­ S chappert. Kt 2. Box 718. B e.iver-
eign policy of his m ore th an 11 • >n; I ’ m iles no rth E ltnonica, b e ­
Polish P lan ts B om bed
G ian t fleets of A m erican b o m b ­ y e a rs in office, rev ealed Sunday tw een W alker and C o rn ell rd 50-1
ers. som e of w hich flew beyond that m uch of the w ork of fo rm a
th e range of th e ir fig h ter screen, luting plans for a postw ar o rg a n i­
ham m red five in te rra la te d nazi zation to keep the peace a li a . .iv
P lease cancel m y atl a nd
iircraf: factories in P oland E ist has been accom plished and that ..
send invoice R esults w ere i m ­
P ru ssia and N o rth east G erm my has asked congress to d esig n ate a
mediate."
w rites T W S ehap-
S and .y in op eratio n s from w hich b i-p artisan group to consult w ith
p e i . Kt 2. B eaverton Tli.it is
31 bom bers and eig h t fig h ters fail­ him on p o stw ar peace policy.
tile k in d of resu lts A rgus staff
ed to retu rn .
Stassen G iven Lead
m em bers like to see .m d it is
N ebraska gives lead n rep u b ln a:
To Appoint U m berto
tiie ex p erien ce of m any, m any
King V ittorio E m anuel III p ro ­ p resid en tial p rim ary to C o n u n at.d e;
people w ho re g u larly use the
claim ed to his people and the H arold E Stassen, f.iiim r gave:
A rgus classified pages T he ad
of
Minnesota
G
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Dewey
w orld W ednesday th at he would
u i-. o rig in ally o rd ered for four
Y ork
displayed
pop.,..,:
tu rn over th e p ow er of th e t h i n ? New
issues.
to his son. P rin ce U m berto, on the stren g th .
An im p o rta n t fe a tu re ot the
P re- dent M anuel A vila C l i e
day th at A ’.i.ed troops e n te r Rome
S ch a p p e rt ad w as th a t it w as
w as fired upon Monday by
G e rm a n s B a lk e d
w ell and com pletely w orded
A G erm an at: :ck against Allied ficer of his palace staff, bu:
and th e ad d ress w as com plete
troops defen d in g th e h ills n o rth c[ chief ex ecu tiv e escaped w : a
-o t h a t b u y ers could easily
C.issir, i Tuesday was throw n back b u llet hole in his c .it and h.:i - '.:
find him .
c ap tu red the assailant.
M ore M a rsh a ll M olls T a k e n
U S C e n tra l Pacific forces have
cap tu red four m ore J a n atolls and
one m ore island in th e M arshall
groups, a p p a ren tly w ith o u t oppo­
sition. it w as announced T uesday
by A dm iral N.mitz. O nly four
M arshall atolls rem ain in
Ja p
FARM - CITY - COMMERCIAL
hands.
Riles Held for
Con McNamei al
Forest Grove
FOIIKST GROVE
ice-, for C onrad W
Eiltliial
\ l c \ a m c i . do
.Cendant of pioncetM ,in.l one tim e
st.u,t‘ d riv e r over the Wit-, »n , \ c
trail, w ere h e ld .it the H eppner Ma
som e hall
\r e h lc icon Ney lit
il d
B lunt officiated
Fin
a t
onduc
com m itm ent w ere c conducted
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F«»i e .t t «rove Satu d a v 11 ; 1
and
H olbrook lod^c Nt » 30 A
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Con McN tiner v a . bo, u N ovem-
b er 2‘\ IB. I to N eheituah and Nan-
ev K ,rt ; M eN am e, on the Id Me­
N attier hom estead at (S reenv, lie he
tw een F«»rest l i n n e and B anks He
lived on th< farm until 1893 when
th. fam ily m oved to Forest G love
.o he could e n te r T u alatin acadciu>
of P acitie u n iversity, w here tie or
:am zed and eoaehed it t i t font-
hall team In 1895. w ith h i. broth
ei T heodore M eNamei tie «• t il,
’¡•»bed a sta •.(' line over the W.
riv e r into T illam ook wh *h e a rn e d
pas>eni;ers over m uch of the pre -
imt Wils i i riv e r ro u te until t : «
railro ad w as finished in 1912
In 18‘>7 these in terests w ere tin n
ed over to a b ro th er. Jo h n M>
N am e:, and t h e ho>
joined t u
“gold riis tf’ to the K londike. lea\
ing on th e fu s t trip of th e G e o i .*.<•
W E lder to S ka -wax Jul> 39 Tin \
w ent into the Klondike* over the
L’tlll eoot Pass and dow n ttie Yukon
riv e r T hey m ined in D aw-on, .md
I had claim s on Bonanza creek, nd
discovered Em m a creek w inch \\ a
Itlic I» .I paying ground in the K u- ,|. iel..|ie.l a IIH'UI. <il"-
.x o k cck d i s t r a i
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Wtnlc in the north. Mi McNaili- ,,„t III. p.iill'il I ' l l l i " » " I ‘ I 'l U l l I .
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P o rte r Bldg. — P o rtlan d 4. O regon
T housands of A m erican s.ild c i-
k n elt in foxholes w ith in 400 y ard s
of G erm an in fa n try in a sp ectacu ­
lar E aster service S u n d ay th a t was
broadcast to th e nazi troops, as well
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ber that those heavy for th e ir st/e
have th e most juice T ry them m
:-.»lads, puddings, or for flavoring
in cakes and icings.
YOU'RE AN
ANGEL IF
YOU RETURN
HANGERS!
SUGGESTS:
Due tu m etal iCtdlb* -n
and help
ih u t ig« . w e vi
found :t in c « .Kingly difft
cult tu »«ht.ili, h.mgei
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do n«,t w ant to I,«* f :«« I •
i etui n your clean gar m en ’
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D eath toll of storm s rose to 49
W ednesday as w eath er d is tu rb ­
ances sw ept over w ide area of the
south, c e n tra l and Rocky m o u n tain
states
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hip m the D elphian lod .e, K nights
of Pythias, at Fore t G rove
W , 11 j,I a* tu ally
put
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y«'U b r in g h a n g e r w ith
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