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Volume 51, N
22, li’ ll
Building Fund
III 1T II S i M .KS IS' .11 NGI I A ■ i
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,| , , ,,, behind
a banyan tree on Bougainville are w ah liin g far J a p - m p u ,. An in
fantry p atro l Is just ahead of them T hen field ,,f Jue is ham pered
by the dense Jungle grow th This crew killed ix Nip sniper w hile
in this position Back th eir attack by buying War Bonds
R em oval B lack Marks
On Floors Outlined
Blam e Ihc w ar for the black
m ark s ap p earin g on floors from
ru b b er m le» mid heels, suggests
I ,s A Luiz, extension specialist in
home m anagem ent at O regon State
c liege, w ho then tells w hat to do
to get rid wf them
The carbon black in rubber,
w hich causes the mark* ha been
increased because of the lu b b er
shortage, a it m akes n -her m»rc
d u rab le
T he inconvenience
It
causes is Just lie of too ,- thin;,
th at civilians m ust p it up w ith if
tin y a re to have rubbei footw rur
at all
These black m ark mav be r e
moved w ith liqui I wax tu rp en tin e
or cleaning fluid The g u i s e ol-
v rn ls, Juch as carbon te trach lo r
ide or tu rp e n tin e rem ove wax from
th • floor along w ith the black
mark», hence a lecoating if wax is
m cijss.iry lifter the sp Is . ,r streaks
m e cleaned off I,' e of liquid wax
w ill do both operations at cnee
Miss L utz advises rem oving the
S Sgt. Connell
Receives Award
S Sgt Jack C onnell of HilLsb ro
was one of 319 men w ho received
exiH-rt infantry badges T hursday
at C am p A dan d u rin g celebration
of the first birthday anniversary
of the 7oth iT railb lazeri division
O nly 319 out of the 644 men w ho
took the gruelling 36-hour tests
qu alified foi the honor
Tin r»q, tu ition which coincided
with the observance of
In fan try
P ay." included a division review .
and
i
pi i
w eapon-
f r
visitors
A thletic
events, carnival featu res and a di-
vi - i ii hall com pleted the holiday
V isitors from H illsboro for the
day includ' d Mrs la on S. Davis,
I’ 1. I’attei am. W V erne M cKin-
nev and M: and M i- F,d Coman
m arks ai least once a week, as they
an- h ard er to take off the longer
they rem ain on the floor.
HORSES - HORSES
— for —
LEXTON-M ANNING Mt
El
M < K IN LEY
HI ,M ON I < ’A The
nnriu il «»hool nici ting whm h«*l»i at
la A lbrecht, chairm an of the fifth
w ar loan drive, rep o rts $3940 for
M< Kinh-y M<*h<fol M onday evening,
the f o ’ week B uxton's q uota is
with uiiTioHt every ad u lt renident
$11.163
ot the com m unity presen t.
*1 in budget, in cluding a $50<i0
Sailor Visits
building fund, wan approved by a
F rank Bowman, S 1 c. of F o rt
vote of 32 for, 20 ag ain st
Steven; visited from E ridav to
The fund will b«* UMed to «»1<I
Monday at the hom e of Mr. and
an extension to the preiient build
M
0
F ■ -nan.
ing, providing pace for tw o c I hhh
No ( hurch Sunday
f <»< me, a kit» hen, and sa n ita ry
C hurch will not be held at the
plum bing with flueh toilet«.
B uxton Pr> by terian church next
M i- Eiefi C ourt rig h t, w ho haa
S unday hut will be resum ed Ju ly
served one year «« dir» d o r , com
2 Sunday school w ill be held as
pleting the unfinished term of
usual.
C all B eig er, w as re elected to
Mass A ttended
serve as <iir»*»tor for thre< yea».-.
A large er wd attended m ass
T W. S ch ap p crt, who recently
w hich was held in the St. T hom as
purchaaed
th e
Bobin
pro p erty ,
church with F a th e r S aal of Roy
V m elect» d clerk
H E B astian WINS WINGS— DEMING ARMY
AIK FIELD, Deming, N. M .— officiating.
retired from the d e rk a h ip because
M r and Mrs. L. D Jo h n are re
of hie new work, w hich necessi Jo h n L W atkins .son of Amos
decorating the in terio r of th eir
tate« hl.» being aw ay from home W atkins of ro u te 1. H illsboro, has
house They plan to p aint th e o u t
been grad u ated f r o m Dom ing
p a rt of the till»».
side soon.
arm y air field and has b e e n
Att»*iids G rad nation
Estes G ibson of L ebanon w as a
com m issioned a second lie u te n w eek-end guest a t the hom e of
Mi
F l »'1 B tl . • ■
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w eek-end in C orvallis, a tten d in g ant, and aw arded silv er bom b his step-father and m other, Mr
th e g rad u atio n ex e r r lacs of the a rd ie r w ings a fter successfully
and Mrs. H om er B ennett. His
1941 class at O 8. C of w hich
undergoing the rigid 18 - week
d a u g h ter Je a n n ie re tu rn e d hom e
h er d au g h ter, Miaa J» an B erger, course in h ig h -altitu d e precision
w ith him.
w i % a m em ber
bom bing as well as im p o rtan t
Miss E ster Q uier, w ho ju s t r e
W orka In P o rtlan d
phases of navigation. B efore e n tu rn ed from U niversity of Oregon,
Mrs Sam Sm ith is now e m terin g the arm y air forces, Lt. and a g ro u j it girl frien d s spent
ployed in P o rtk in d at 'h e F red
W atkins atten d ed W i i l a m e t t e
the past w eek vacationing a t De-
M eyer F o u rth av en u e sto re
u n iv e rs ity at Salem.
L ake Ester w rites th a t w eath er
Mr
i !.i Mi
K en n eth Com
is nice on the coast.
tock of S eattle and Mrs. G race
Mrs Irene V andehey of H ills
E otd wi r<‘ guest« last week of
boro spent the w eek-end at the
Mr and Mis. C arl R ogers.
Mr.
hom e of her fath er, G eorge F ish
and Mis. C om stock w ent on to
e r She also visited o th er relatives.
S u th erlin . O re . «and Mrs. R ogers
W orks in S hipyard
accom panied th em to visit rela
Miss E ster Q uier started to work
tive« of both the C om stocks and
Monday on the sw ing sh ift at the
Mi s Rogers over th e w eek - end.
1 O regon shipyard. She w ill be a
Mrs Ford, who has been v isit
! burner.
ing in C alifornia, rem ain ed w ith
Mr and Mrs. R obert Place of
her b ro th er, Mr. R ogers, while
P o rtlan d w ere w eek-end guests
Mi
R o g ers was aw ay. an<l th»-n
A seven-point w artim e p rogram at the hom e of Mrs. Place's bro-
re tu rn e d to S eattle w ith Mr. and for the protection of y o u n g p eo th erm -law and sister. Mr. and Mrs
•Mrs. C om stock.
ple is laid dow n in a p am p h let, O ren Frost, and fam ily.
"C itizens of T om orrow , a W artim e Home for W eek-end
Melvin C anby of W illark, w ho
C hallenge to C om m unity A ction,”
ju st i-sued by t h e office of com is em ployed in the fo restry s e r
m u n ity w ar services of the fed eral vice, spent the w eek-end at the
me of his m other, Mrs. C laude
secu rity agency. The p am p h let re c
om m ends cooperative e ffo rt of Higgle.
Ju lia K auffm an of P o rtlan d was
Names «if
th re e
W ashington public and p riv ate ag en cies to
county soldiers w ere included in me. t the problem s caused by the 1 a w eek-end guest at the hom e of
' '. of Oregonians who have big increase in the n u m b er of i h er uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
i' im guished them selves in recen t young persons w o rk in g on farm s . Elvon C earleyl S he also .visited
h er g randparents, Mr. and Mrs.
i K> in the South Pacific battle an d in city w ar plants.
,
1 he U»t was released b y
T h e seven points in th e p ro g ra m X. P Nelson.
:h .’ T h irte e n th
A rm y
A irforce a re :
he d q u arters
l. L ivable hom es w here fam ilies
Sc l i
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who served as com m u n icatio n s o f can fie l th a t th ey "belong.”
Good h e a lth protection.
ficer w ith a troop c a rrie r sq u ad
3. B road-scale education.
ron. was pr ini"ten o cap tain d u r
4. O p p o rtu n ity
ing the (■amp....:,
for le c re a tio n
" K e e p in g
T h irte e n th
AAF an d social co n tacts.
5. W ork tra in in g and experience
bom bers and fig h ters in th e air
was the jo b of C apt C h arles W. th a t will help them learn how
M unford . Hillsb. ro. an eng in eer to w ork an d w h at w ork they a ie
officer at T h irte e n th h ead q u arters. b est fittfd for.
■'During
th e
cam p aig n
Sgt.
8. E xperienced w elfare a ss ist
Hertry L. Schm idt. T ig ard , won ance for those w ho get into tro u
the g (><i conduct m edal serv in g ble or in ev en t of d eath , illness,
' is a p arach u te wiUi a tro o p e a r o r o th e r fam ily m isfortune.
lie r sq u ad ro n .”
* Law en fo ic e n ie n t • if.-u'i irds
to forestall d a n g e rs th a t m ight
T h ere are 3.800 v en ereal disease i re s u lt
from
in ad eq u a te co n tro l
clinics in the U nited S tates financed over school atte n d a n c e , jobs, and
in part w ith federal, state and local am u sem ents.
funds and o p erated by local health
The p am p h let co n tain s a check
d ep artm en ts, u n d er th e ju risd ictio n -ist show ing specifically how a
of state health d ep artm en ts.
t com m unity can m ake use of a v a il
able com m unity services in me< t
.ng the needs of young people in
•vartime.
In the concern show n fo r the
y oung people w orking on farm s
w ho have not stood up to the
s tra in s of w ar. M ark A. McClos
key, director, com m unity w ar se r
vices, said, "the tendency is to
overlook th e n o ds of th e vast
m ajo rity w ho have stood up to
.hose s tra in s .”
"M eeting those needs, now. in
te rm s of w holesom e recreatio n .' he
said, "is th e co m m u n ity 's best in-
su ran ce a g a in s t delinquency."
Program Seeks
Protection of
Young People
3 County Soldiers
Given Recognition
G eneral ag reem en t on w h a t pro
cessing m ethods to re c o rn n e n d for
d ifferen t food» to insure both
quality product» and «afety in use
w as reached a t the »tate c o n fe r
ence on hom e food preserv atio n
in P o rtlan d la st m onth
T h is e recom m endations, while
considered for O regon conditions,
are m uch the sam e aa those
ad opted natio n ally and now in
eluded in a new USDA popular
bulletin. "H om e C anning of F ruit»
and V egetables."
O regon h tm e-
r.iaker- art advised, how e’/.-r to
depend m ore on pu b licatio n s of
O regon S tate college, a s these tak e
i -»to acco u n t local conditions.
T he »ix processing reco m m en d a
tion» a g reed upon a t P o rtla n d fol
lows:
1 T h a t th e h o t wat< r bath
m ethod be used only fo r acid
fru its, rh u b a rb and tom atoes.
2 T h a t th e
steam
p ressure
cooker be used for processing all
non-acid and low -acid food p ro
ducts such as vegetables, m eats,
poultry, and fish.
3. T h a t the open k e ttle m ethod
be used only for such products as
jam s, jellies, preserves, pickles, and
relishes.
4 T h at oven canning is unsafe
and not recom m ended for any p ro
duct. T he resu lts a re too variable
since th e m ethod is d e p en d en t u p
on the co rrect w ork in g of heat
control devices and uniform dis
trib u tio n of h eat w ithin th e oven.
ft T hat the steam -bath m ethod
is not recom m ended since it often
I resu lts in inadequate processing.
6 T h at the p asteu rizatio n m e th
od is recom m ended for fru it juices.
For best quality, fru it ju ices are
packed a t te m p eratu res not e x
ceeding 180 degrees F.
W here
pressure
cooker tim e
tables include a choice of eith e r
a 240 degrees o r 250 degree cook,
the low er tem p e ra tu re is recom
m ended for a q u ality product, e x
cept in the case of g reen leafy
vegetables.
Cook cabbage quickly to get
m ost of its goodness. B ring sm all
am o u n t of w a te r to boil, p u t in
cabbage, an d cook fo r 15 to 18
m in u tes—less tim e fo r shredded
cabbage.
Remember, in A rgu s Classified
Ads, T he M ore Y o u T e ll — The
M ore Y ou Sell.
tf
shing
All
pci
Few words, big
Slants— w a nt ads.
results.
Enter Your Horses
Either Saddle or in Harness!
F. J, SEWELL
153 N. T h ird Ave.. H illsb o ro
Phone 3391
C h airm an of P arad e C om m ittee
•loro C om fort W e a rin g
FALSE TEETH
Non Skid Spot Pad
T R U S S E S
Oor eiperieneed U tter« also serve year
H e re in a p le a s a n t w a y to o ve rco m e
I.-»
p la te d i ^ o m f o r t
F A S T E E T H . an
i npr»»ved p o w rle r, s p r in k le d <»n u p p e r and
i w e r pla te s h»>ld* th e m
f ir m e r »«» t h a t
t i«y f«-el m» re c o m fo rta b le . N o g u m m y ,
U »»«•y, pa rity ta s te o r fe e lin g . I t ’» a lk a -
L n e (n » » n -a n d f. Doee n»»t «ou r. Cheeks
............lo r** • »!er, • ij re B r e a th .. ».«■’ E A S -
1 E E T H to d a y a t a n y d r u u »tore.
We wish to thank
their patronage during
community. We have
(Spud) Moore and we
him to serve you as we
needs
fo r
Abdom inal
S u p porter*.
Jklastie Hosiery. Shonlder Brace«. eU .
Q u a lity the Beet— P ric e the L ew eH I
DELTA DRUG STORE
H illsboro, O regon
our many customers for
our 32 years in the Roy
sold our store to J. J.
hope th at you will allow
have in the past.
MRS. J. A. MOORE and Family.
Um brella, raincoat, galoshes —
p ro te c tio n against in cle m e n t
weather. A nd your home needs
weather protection, too, such as
d u ra b le D u tch Boy can give.
D utch Boy exterior finishes fo r
preserving outside surfaces—and
to give rooms new life , D utch
Boy in te rio r colors. For a better
L O N G tim e p a in t jo b . . .a s k
fo r D utch B o y . . . E VER Y time.
S E L F R ID G E
FURNITURE COMPANY
136 S. 3rd Ave.
HILLSBORO
Phone 21
July 2'3'4
TO HELP YOU DO YOUR PART
IN THE FIFTH WAR LOAN
Gets Needed Horses
From First Argus Ad
Jo e C andiff w as m ore than
pleased a t the resu lts received
from the follow ing ad. saying
th a t he got all the horses need
ed on th e first ad:
"W ant som eone to fu rn ish 10
to 15 rid in g horses for dude
ranch, and I w ill tak e c a re of
them . W ill split profits. — Jo e
C andiff. B uxton, P. O. Box
770. 6-7.'
Hundreds of eounty resid en ts
have learned th rough e x p e r
ience th a t th e A rgus classified
pages a re "T he g reat m arket
place of W ashington eounty."
T h e resu lts a re big a n d t h e
cost sm all.
I Hillsboro Banks
Will Lend You
Up to 90%
Of the Cost
for the Purchase of
2% Treasury Bonds of 1952-54
212% Treasury Bonds of 1965-70
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Annual
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These Bonds Available Only During 5th W ar Loan Drive
Commercial National
Bank
Hillsboro, Oregon
First National
Bank
"I Portland— Hillsboro brunch
Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dance
CRANE CLOSET
M O D Il C l l b 103
"Miss Democracy"
CANDIDATES BALL
Shute Park Auditorium
June 2 4
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$ Qfi !0
A Crane closet o f the
highest quality. Made
o l genuine n o n -c rit- COMZtfTf
ic a l v itre o u s c h in a . Easy to
clean. Has quiet and effluent
w h irlp o o l flushing action;
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128 S. 2nd Ave . H ills b o ro
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= Celebrate at
H IL L S B O R O
FOURTH OF JULY
PARADE
NOTIFY
Canning Methods
Agreed Upon by
State Leaders
Buxion Bond
Ounta Not Yet
Up Io Total
Approved; Board
Members Elected
Section 't hree—G pages
T raveling ex am in er of o p era
nd rh a u ffe u rs Is scheduled
uriv»- in H ill-boro T hursday.
ie 29. and w ill be on d u ty at
tour! h u s e betw een the hours
B -
m a 5 p. m . a r t ird tn c
a rei ent announcem ent released
■cretary of S tate's of-
nm
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SHUTE PARK - HILLSRORO - JULY 2 - 3 - 4
Sponsored by Hillsboro Firemen's Association
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Willsb or
il II li'Hi,. Oregon,
I l'censc«! to d riv e ca r, n r* n«kcd to
get in touch w ith the exam iner
u u rin g ttic-e hours.
^uto License Examiner
Coming Here June 29