The Hillsboro argus., July 13, 1944, Page 13, Image 13

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M issionaries Speak
•\1 Bethany Church
BE.I IIANY The w eeklv pra.v
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am aiv m eeting, ut w hicb Mi and
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K lH*rt .Summers
and Mrs
•«nt last week at Yaehat bea li
Mi
a n d Mrs d ark Eleetwood
»od of
M a p b 't a t i
have
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gnest
of
file« ids h e ir
fie in i ee u p e r a t i n g
flam a recent in ju ry re««ivel in
a logging cam p
Mi
a n 1 Mi
C H uddle.on are
m o v in g from th eir home on S W
8th avenue recen tly sold, t th eir
new home on Watson street
Mr. an d Mrs. W aibel
Go Io Pennsylvania
FIIIDAI I* IOWA fill.I. M
and |
Ml
F ran k W .iibrl left .Sunday
night fur a trip t > I’ennsyIvaina to
V, it F la n k ', ul«b- t b ro th er and
othei rc U llv is
'lliev ex p ect to
bebe Hone a vei .il Week- Gi .ndnia
Ei ehen and C e lc .b n e Waibel, wl* <
i. I,.tying a 2-week vacation, are
staying at the W aibel home until
they re tu rn
S e v e r a l la d ie s o f the com m unity
m et a t th e h o m e o f Mrs S tev e
Sehoenl a e h le r
Friday
afternoon
and prevented h er with a beautiful
E rnest Sehuei* Ji is enjoyln
11) day furlough
fru ir thè
« i .t navy
riv iv e, en m u te tu
i ' ibf-iinia
Mi and Mi» H »beri Je n n e and
* .»n I >« no
/m in N« w M«, xu,,i.
a. g ar t
f Mi and M i C h a l le
•tenne K obeit i- a m em bri' of thè
l,iuun<l crew f r bom ber piane
rei Vice
( «russi ns lloiiored
A shaw ei wa given far Mr and
Eltnei <»i«».s*«-n at th eir In »me h e d . p l e id
Mi
F .iitn eis in th e com m unity are
st
I’hui .day
evening by thè
«•hanv P ie»bvterian ( ’ E and very busy g etting th e ir h iv crop
tiri fi lenii:, .imi relative* About h a vested and m e are getting it
baled
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sent *
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The Sheerest
S T 0 C K I K (ì S
Come in Bottles!
No W orry About Runs!
N<» r e g re ts f«»r vu iiis h iu g iiy lo ti
Y«»ur sio« k in g proib le in is sol1 ve«
f u r tJi>- s u m m e r! l ’ ouï- y o u r Il os
tile shi'e res
¡»•ry fr o m u hotth*
St III' k in g s y o u eve r o w n e d .
TO
APPLY
In a ll th« • n e w
s u m m e r sh u ile s .
s I I 1*10 S r o t KIN«
K ay
D a u m it
J1
B u ttle
I i«ji in
M a v is
II«.
M tk ll
W r i s l e y ’a
B u tt
to -ive Heroes* î.ive<!
fam ily was h eld S u n d ay at the
hom e of G eorge P e rry at H oulton. I
lu-ji- S ' Helens Mi .md Mrs Clay
FEET HVMT
S C H F .F F L IN -P v t
Rudy
B er- D orland and son L arry an d Mi-
ARCH S! TP P o u t s made to onloe f«»r
wold
honored Wcdnc. *1 ,y eve- Cora D oiland w ere present. A pic­
w»«k
and
flat fort.
Soft ( ’urn an«i
i
LAUREI.- Lylc I) in rnoo r J r - 1 nin; by th e local L eaguers. He nic d in n er w j s served at noon.
Hammer To« trranxnfa.
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been
wa
an
activ
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L
eaguer
before
his
h,
, txt gliarda,
I)R. CROCKETT
fi om Pori T ,wn*u-«id e n try into th e .ervlet* 15 m onths
Ask y o u r neig h b o r w ho borrow s
Should Social Security
Chlropodlat A F««< Hpariallat
(; , 1 He t training ap , Follow ing a period of Bible
25i B. 2nd Av«..
Ilillabor«. ()f» t» a
tudy le<l by the poster the hym n this paper, w hy h e doesn’t su b ­
iif^.l and othf 1 train -
f/i (l.ltllwd by
Be Extended?
Phone 995
«Office oppoaite Safew ay)
St.ind Up for Jesu s" wo
ing in scribe for the A rcus.
fMIU I, CIAK
Im i 1.1and.
farew ell to E lm er W eight. Rev
fit
Mi
I. a jvi price Miy«*i
I ( uhv I uk I o u n d u lio n
uh- <,f WhitP Salm on. K rueger addre ed the dep artin g
A« debuted by
• *l bis brathPf R o l l i l i , m em ber in b eh alf of th e member;».
W
! la s
< humiing Ibdloek
Hi. ir son. Sgt. R ichard A gom e of softball and indoor
|»r. E duard • Minimi«»»
recreatio n u n d er the directio n of
A u th o r Ileal ^t llio u H io u r n p h r t
/ ’, »/« or o f S tn itti P h ilo to p ln a t th e
............ i N evada, w as also a visi- A lm a P etersen was follow ed w ith
**llurveat o f My Y ear»" : I et tu r a r ,
, \ r t r I n rk S< Im iti o f S to in i 11 or A»
erv ed by the girl:.
t
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w i t h ] a lunch
h i l t riin tin iirilh h n tu tti P la y w r ig h t
I iil'iiiiliia I o i i e r t i i y
the ground crew of the arm y air Goes to f a r r a g u t
for'-i- at a base in Tex ,
Elrr,c: W eight, on of Mr. and
MR. P ill.I .O f It OPENS: Life being
M rs F red W eight, left F rid ay for
Un* ign < o nnett Visits
I M H ' M A N o r i A S : I b*li«?v«
Bob C onnett .f S an Francisco F art ,gut. Idaho, w here he w ill r e ­
id w -cuiiv Not Bifiely lx- what it is, there k no such thing ai
SUGGESTS:
V ix iic l
hi
uncle. Rollin M eyer ceive his basic naval training.
<»f th** benefit« to tho «? In- social ecurity. Govei nment-opei jted
1.,
.*. , ek Bob. who has been ii Reports for Duty
tait at»» beeiuise it tendi to insurance means premiums paid tc
Pvt. R udy B erw ald left S a tu r­
yoerr.i«, in tie- i.avy, w as advanc­
.. .'a l. ili/e
i e c o n o m y . F '. ' e t p ie r it ly , the governm ent by employer and em ­
BUY BONDS to Provide
day to re p o rt back to duty at C am p
to ensign th is spring.
I believe In ew'«ndlng socl»l vecurlty ployee, to be doled out later In sum« ed Tie-
C hebalem Brothi-rhood w ill 1 Ho-wze. T exas
In Older to h u n g about greater per- too small for the subsistence of a self- me.
Mr
V irgil G e h rts and E liza­
,
' l i e A n.o, W atkins hom e
Victory Over Inflation
i.oual and national lately. When t o - respecting family—just large enough
T e day night, Ju ly 18 A m lssion- beth arriv ed hom e S unday, h a v ­
< al «ecurity 1« lufllcler.tly extended to rew ard the Idleness of those who
:,iv from S yria w ill how slides ing pent the past 2 week v ia t-
, i a t to Include the m ajority of citi­ lack self-respect. The cost of adm in­
BUY LIFE INSURANCE
of p - ires t a k e n t h e r e T his will ing her h usband's p arent , Mi and
zens It will cea-e to be regarded as istration Is disproportionate, the ef­ be e ,;,* i, rr
.-,g. w
t-a - f , r o ­
Mrs Jo h n G ehrts, and fam ily of
il e of the tirotherho'xl m em bers Banks.
ch an ty Specifically, I should like to fect on charsete: deplorable—the chief
,
For Your Fam ily's Financial Victory!
Rev. C J. K ru e g e r sp e n t th e
..•c our social security program fol­ lialn Is to politicians posing as a ltru ­ are invited to attend
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d
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d
the
picnic
w
eek-end
w
ith
R
ev
.
a
n
d
Mrs
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low much the same pattern as pro- ists The a v e r, 'e man, under norm al
ponsou-d by m e L aurel Ladies H W erjh of Toledo. H e w as th e
I,o æd In the British Beveridge Plan. conditions, should put by enough to
club, held in the Sellw ood park gue»t sp e a k e r a t the m ission fe»-
Following are my suggestion» for ex ­ provide for his family in m isfortune or
j tival
of the T oledo L u th eran
Sunday.
tension- 11 ) Old age and survivor» old age If be does not, no bureacrucy
I church
Insurance should be extended to In­ can prevent his being punished, it is P .laikiap H arvest U nder Way
K
ath
ry
n C 'awrse is vacationing
Black* ap picking is in full sw ing
clude e m p lo y e e s of non-profit corpo­ the business of government to protect
ii. the m any patches of fh<- com - several days w ith her parent.-. Mr.
r a t io n . agricultural
and domestic us from oth-is. No governm ent can
n, n .ty
N eighbors, friends, and and Mrs Joseph C'awrse and J u ­
worker» nod those who are self- protect II- from th» consequences of relativ«
have ta llie d to h elp the anita. K ath ry n is em ployed in a
employ. I, including owners of buxi­ our own weakness and folly. Com pul­ farm er-, and th e crop is being 1 doctor's office in P ortland.
ne i establishment». The benefit- sory saving may be desirable, but I
M r and Mrs Joseph C aw rse and
LIFE • ACCIDENT • HEALTH
■ , lied all rig h t so far.
ahonld also be increased. <2) SJctmess see no reason why Smith should be
L orene Lee and h e r cousin B et­ fam ily visited Mr and Mrs Vic
430 N. 4th AVE • Phons 1822
and disability Insurance should like­ compelled to save for Jones. The truth
ty O bcr from C h e rry G rove a re G allow ay of S an F rancisco while
wise be extended to cover the entire 1» society car,not provide long for It) I helping at the A rland and H er­ they w ere the guests of re la tiv e s ,
man W hitm ore farm s.
in P o rtlan d last week
employed population Including the or 12 million unemployed. The entire
T H E K E Y TO S E C U R IT Y
Zi-,n Ladies S ociety m eet- t'xlay
Mi
BI ,nche W allace and Mrs.
self-employed <3> Unemployment In­ national income, equally divided,
Lavelle C a rte r from S tan to n are (T hursday! at 2:15 p. m. in the
surance ihould be extended to ln- would fall far short. The Insurance
rlude seamen, agricultural workers, Economic Society estim ates the cost I help.ng pick blackcaps and stay- parish hall. M em bers a re re q u e s t­
a * ,- the hom e of th e ir m other. ed to b rin g th e ir m ission offerings.
employees of small buaines» estab­ of an American Beveridge l ’lan at
W alther L eaguers w ill have a
F : ,n k M ackintosh. Mias M ack-
lishments and non-profit corpora­ $15 billion a year; our whole in ter­ Mi
uit h
. ter, Mrs. N ellie B all of social F riday evening at the A u­
tions It I Public assistance Insurance nal revenue for 1912 was $13 billion. Mc.M t.nville, is also helping
gust P etersen hom e On S unday
should be extended bo as to Include The governm ent now is supposed to
Mr a.’.d Mrs A rth u r N ew land afternoon th e y w ill be th e guest ,
all citizen» who may be for any rea­ have a vast sum earm arked for so­ visited his uncle, F red N ew land, of the T rin ity le a g u e of H H u b o ro I
sons ineligible for other Insurance cial security; how long would It last In S eattle, over the holiday last at the church p a rk on M ar. a n . . v e ­
benefits o r those whose insurance after another Industrial collapse The week
nue.
F arm U nion to Picnic
benefits are not adequate for m ain­ nearest approach to security lies w ith­ Has S light S troke
HEATING EQUIPMENT SERVICE
T he an n u al F arm Union picnic '
Mrs
R
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e
M
axam
.
m
o
th
er
of
taining a good standard of living. In in the individual, subject to oppor­
of
th
e
county
w
ill
be
held
Sunday.
Mt
A
rth
u
r
N
ew
land
and
Mrs.
additi ,n, I should approve of imme­ tunities depending upon governm ent s
. Dewey M ercer, suffered an o th er Ju ly 16. at th e S hute park. V er-
diate steps to furnish social security ceasing to monkey with buzz-saws.
Gas - Oil - Sawdust or Wood
' .light stroke F riday. S he is being boort m em bers, please n ote th at
fur all ex-servicem en and women In
DR. I.INDEMAN CHALLENGES: c a r e d f**r in a convalescent hospital you a re requested to b rin g a b as­
order to avo.d serious m aladjust­
k e t lunch.
P ortland
m ents In the period of demobilization. Four distinctions bring our argu­ in Mr
H ow ard B runson and tw o
ments into genuine opposition: (1)
Mit. POI.I.OCK CHAI I.ENGES: In Social security takes care of only
little d ,ughters a re visiting at th e
4-H Club Meets at
his scholarly book. “As We Go those insecurities arising from the ' Amos W atkins home.
M .rching.“ John T. Flynn dem on­ hazards of modern civilization. T here
Donald Logan Home
strates how »urely a governm ents always rem ains enough insecurity to Shady B rook S a tu rd ay . M r. Moore
SHADY B RO O K — T he
S hady
support of Its citizens re-ults in bank- test the m ettle of aspiring citizens. , D arted to w ork a t Scappoose M an- B rook
4-H livestock clu b m et at
tu p tcy and Fascism. This seems the (2) Ttie cost of a comprehensive pro­ I day,
th e hom e of D onald Logan T h u rs­
a- ver to Dr. I.'.ndeman's arbitrary gram need not be exorbitant; if we
Sgt Jo h n P aulsen is hom e on day- evening. A fte r th e m eeting S
a , umptlon that the process “tends to follow the British example by com- furlough from Biggs Field. Texas.
th e y sang and practiced clu b yells.
stabilize o ur economy." Certainly, bming all basic insurances in a sin­
Mrs L illie H anley re tu rn e d S u n ­ R efreshm ents w ere served.
10 years experience with a
e c n o m v cannot be stabilized by any gle transaction. (3) The average man day from sev eral w eeks' visit w ith
Mr. and M rs Jim G raef. form er
m ethod th at reduces the incentive of does not and cannot foresee contin­ her son and d au g h ter-in -law . Mr. resid en ts of th .s com m unity, are
Portland company.
employers and the self-reliance of gencies which may elim inate his Job * and M rs. C larence H anley of C an- th e p are n ts of an o th er boy, born
May 2.
the employed. The latter m isfortune or saving- In supposedly prosperous : by.
M r. and M rs. A lvah Logan and j
could be no m ore clearly Indicated 1929 less than 2<J"„ of our aged p e r­ Recovering from B roken .Arm
READY FOR BUSINESS JULY 15
N rm an S tu n k ard , atten d in g of- family- spent Ju ly 4 at Pacific City.
than by Dr. IJndem an's suggestion sons (above 65) were entirely self-
It
w as a w onderful d ay at the
;
ficer.-'
tra
in
in
g
school
in
C
alifo
r­
tliat governm ent hand-outs "will cease -xupporting. («1 The cost should not
beach and incom ing boats h ad fine
to be regarded os charity." Many of be equated w ith any other figure ex­ nia. is recovering from a broken catches
Location Will Be Announced Later
of salm on and cod. They
US know from experience th at when cept national income. Today we en­ ! arm .
saw a navy b lim p tak e off and
the beneficiaries cease regarding our joy a national income of at least $l->0
R em em ber, in A rgus C lassified also land.
gifts as charity th eir diiintegration Is
Ads. T he M ore Y ou T ell — T he F am ily Has R eunion
billion.
A fam ily reu n io n of the P erry
well under way.
More
You Sell.
tf
MR. POLLOCK REPLIES: Reply­
DR. I.INDEMAN REPLIES: We ing to Dr. Lindem an's 4 fallacies: (1)
were supposed to discuss the question: One high priest of social security
Should Social Security Be Extended? said "Only a sucker w orks unless he
I say yes. Mr. Pollock not only says has to." Recent experience indicates
no, bu t wants existing social security tliere arc very few suckers. (2) Gov­
abolished. 1 insist a comprehensive ernm ent benefactions from 1932 cost
plan for social security would give from $3 to $7 for every dollar doled
stability to o ur economy because it out—not counting the cost in corrup­
would tend to prev en t widespread tion. (3) In 1929. we had m ore than
unem ploym ent—the need for large 20 million motor cars—approxim ately
sums for relief purposes. Mr. Pollock one for every family. The price and
thinks social security will destroy all m aintenance of a car would provide
Initiative. 1 believe quite the con­ security through dozens of existing
trary! namely, th at a basic security and reputable insurance companies.
will release hith erto unused energies (4) T hat national income of $150 bil­
since it w ill remove one of the basic lion has been attained by governm ent
causes of fear and, finally. I distln spending of our savings through
guish betw een two types of charity, emergency taxation—the creation of
w hereas he thinks of all insurance as a federal debt that m ay reach $300
a form of charity. For the life of me, billion—just as pre-w ar hand-outs
I cannot understand how he arrives
created a debt of about $30 billion-
a t these conclusions.
r
FRED M. ANDERSEN
FURNACES
of Portland, Oregon
in»v|
25c
>u t t l c
H T T J3 B O P .O APCTTB— B
Save
SERVICING, REPAIRING, CLEANING
-------------------- — ------------
EASY
ThurvTi-. July 13. 1<>ll____
Schpfilin Leaguer.
Honor Service Men
5 7 c Ó
Building Pledges
Given at Hazeldale
T A N W I T H J A N — P ro te c ts , s o fte n s ,
b e a u tifie s \ o u r s k ill. Bottle
50c
OREGON
— ---- -
a a < a « i .A ga a <ai-a<
THE OLD JUDGE SAYS
—
HAZELDALE A tten d an ce S un-
day nt S unday school w as 53. w ith
an offerin g of $4 61 In th e contest
betw een th e Reds and the B lues
the K ids now have 268(1 points,
and the B lues 3071». O pening of
Du ch u rch banks Friday, evening
totaled $216 2«». T h irteen h u n d red
and n in ety -fiv e d o llars has been
pledged to w ard th e ch u rch b u ild ­
ing
Visits Grandparents
Mrs B erth a S ch u ld w en t to G ol-
dend ile. W ash., o v e r the w eek-end |
to see h er g ran d d au g h ter, w ho
was in an au to w reck som e tim e
L EISY V IL L E —T h e bond
d riv e
ago.
L eonard H allock w as e le c tro c u t­ in th is d istric t total«?d $20.358.75.
ed w hile at w ork last w eek. F u n e r­ Mrs. J o h n G ates J r „ chairm an,
al services w ere delay ed in hopes w ishes to th an k th e com m ittee.
Jo e S inclair, C arl P eterso n , Mrs.
A lbert H anley, Renii C oussens and
Mrs. G eorge P adgett, fo r th e ir co­
operation. C onsidering cre d it for
outside p u rch ases
th e
goal of
$22.000 w as reached.
T he Ed M oore fam ily m oved
hom e from th e b e rry field at
L eisyville Bond
Total Announced
t P A ______
c t n n x « c< j ^ r
HILLSBORO
that his son w ould get h o m e for
the fu n eral. Mrs. H allock w;»l be
rem em bered as Dolly Syverson.
form erly c f this vicinity.
H ap p y H our club w ill m eet w ith
Mrx V iolet M ills today (T h u rs­
day»
F inal plans for th e picnic
w ill be discussed.
Mrs. E dna M ercer h ad as her
guests o v er the w eek -en d h e r sis­
te r-in -la w and niece of La G rande
The Busy B ees C an n in g clu b will
m eet F rid ay at th e hom e of their
leader. All m em bers a re u rg ed to
be p re s e n t
J
FREE AIR
By Mick
H ow dy Folks:
M an—So you are u n d e rta k ­
ing to keep bees d u rin g the
em ergency'.’
F a rm e r—Yes, I don't w ant
to m iss an y th in g , and I've
been stu n g e v ery o th e r w ay
I know of.
•
♦
•
County Agent: “I notice
that you raise hogs exelu sive-
ily Do you find they pay
you better than crops?"
Farmer: "Well, no. But
lings don't have to be hoed."
•
•
•
T he trag ed y of th e flea is
th at he know s fo r a c e rtain -
ty th a t all of his ch ild ren
w ill go to th e dogs.
•
•
•
And for a certainty your
car w ill last longer if you
have regular MAKFAK I.ul>-
rication Scrvice at CIIAP-
MAN'S.
"Judge. I ’ve had a lot of calls for that book
you took out last w e e k... Tell the Boys
Back Home’. How did you like it?
"F ine, Sarah, fin e ... it ’s just the kind
of Ixktk 1 like to get hold o f . . . l enjoyed
every word of it. Wish I could have been
along w ith the author m yself. . . actually
living w ith the men right on the lighting
fronts. He got mighty close to them and
they certainly opened up their minds and
their hearts to him .”
CONDENSED STATEMENT
of Head
Office and 4 0 S*?»te-wide Branches
A
RESOURCES
Thl« .dv.rtbenient »pomored bz Conference of Alcoholic never»». Indtntriw, Ine
$82,900,912.2?
Cash on Hand & due from Banks $70,806,699.46
United States Bonds, i n d . , 2.
240,375,969.69
$323,276,881.98
$263*, 532,359.00
5,460.094.68
361,363.69
All O ther Bonds. > • • •
••••■.
37,927,259.5s
Loans and Discounts.
300,000.00
Stock in Federal Reserve B a n k .. . . . . -...y»
2,711,335.74
Bank Premises, Furniture and F ix tu re s .. . .j
' 1.00
O ther Real E sta te . • • • • •
• • • •
•’
.15,797,613.00
—
72,696,567.75
300,000.00
2,652,530.99
1.00
—
7,516.82
948,180.08
143,369.08
1,666,533.27
T O T A L R E S O U R C E S .. . . . . . . . . . $311,391,479.67
$416,620,406.89
Customers’ Liability on Acceptances
Interest Earned • •
O ther Resources • • • • •:<?• •'•w*
• •
• • •
230,278.90
1 •/
S u rp lu s.................... ............ .•¿ • ' X 5,500,000.00
Undivided Profits, Reserves. ."'3,857,428.17
$ 13,857,428.17
j
Reserves Allocated for Taxes, Interest, etc.
Acceptances
».w:»!« ••.•••••
Interest Collected in A dvance...............
O ther L iabilities............t^
Deposits (e x c lu s iv e o f re c ip ro c a l bank d e p o s its )
5,500,000.00
580,534.35
7.516.82
137,492.60
184,570.21
2 9 6 ,6 2 3 ,9 3 7 .5 2
$16,153,581.64
1,163,686.97
130,116.37
165,121.53
399,007,900,38
$416,620,406.89
TO TA L L IA B IL IT IE S ...........$311,391,479.67
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6,153,581.64
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Affiliated with The First National Bank of Portland are eight additional banks whose total
Deposits, as of June 30, 1944 were $19,036,125.48; and total Resources $20,090,432.31.
These figures are not included in the above statement of The First National Bank of Portland
The locations of these banks are as follows:
SER VICE STORE
N.W. 1st snd Main, Hillsboro
H
r ■ 500,000.00
C a p ita l.. .i.:.,.. . . . . .r.T.-.. . •-*!_$ 4,500,000.00
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CHAPMAN'S
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" There were lots of new things in the book
hadn’t seen in any other reports from front­
line writers. B ut there was one question the
men asked the author that I have seen time
and time again in these stories. That was'Are
you going to put prohibition over on us sol-
diersagain... and without getting our vote?’ ”
" I noticed that, too. Judge, and 1 th ink
the least we can do for those fighting men
who are doing so much for us is to respect
their wishes on that subject."
June 30,1944
June 30,1943
Sweet Home. . . Seaside. . . Silverton . . . Cottage Crove. . . Forest Grove. . . Prineville . . . Scio. . . Sellwood < Portland).
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