The Hillsboro argus., July 13, 1944, Page 6, Image 6

6— HlLI^nORO ARGUS
Thursday, Ju 1 y id, 19 j j 1
AMERICAN HEROES
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Ample Canning
For Family Need
Recommended
READ THE RULES, UMP !
By Collier
YOU'R E
Ti-IE UMPIRE, REM EM flER,
not T he WHOLE T E A M /
itle n
p ro g ram
r • m,<?nDOt ,he
Marine abandonr.l
P' 1,rrd T k R- Z il"- C.,lr«.Mi.M,ip„,ai,. lef, h i, lif,.
o loosen the ropes, he cut then. free, then towed the e l a n d . .1 nun u n til
were Picked up by a lifeboat. H i, is heroism beyond tbe line of duly,
lu a t extra W ar Bond you buy may gave a life!
U. S. Trtaj*r•. £*,•*;• . t
Grand Jurors
Indict Three
G ra n d ju r o r s re p o rte d 6 tr u e
b ills of in d ic tm e n t a g ain st th re e
p e rso n s S a tu rd a y . T w o of th e in ­
d ic tm e n ts w e re secret E B A n­
d e rs o n of P o rtla n d w as h eld " on
th r e e c h a rg e s o f larcen v in a
w areh o u se, w h ile A1 M unroe, also
of P o rtla n d , faces a ra p e in d ic t­
m en t.
D am ages of $<570 w ere a w ard ed
to J . R C a s tle b e rry of C o rn eliu s
F rid a y bv ju r o r s h e a rin g his su it
a g a in s t R ic h a rd L ew is V an W inkle,
a lso
o f C o rn e liu s.
C a stle b e rry
sou g h t $4.185 d am ag e s in th e ac­
tio n w hich aro se from an a lte rc a ­
tio n b e tw e e n
th e tw o m en in
w h ic h th e p la in tiff alleg ed h e h ad
b een stab b ed . J u r o r s h e a rin g th e
case w e re M ab el D ow ner. E ssie
B ro o k s. H azel W. G reen. B en C.
5 ? h n o w .-
w
G u y er. G en ev a
W ells. J e a n ie B G rah am . D. F.
F leck. Jo h n M. P erso n . L ester C.
Ire la n d . C la ra M. E rick so n an d
M in t H art.
P le a s of n o t g u ilty to tw o m o rals
in d ic tm e n ts w e re e n te re d by J o h n
J. A tte b u rv of N. th Pl
he w as a rra ig n e d i l l c i t
la s t w eek. T rial d ate has b
I to r J u ly 18 Leo Ch..rles A'.,
plead n o t gu ilty to tw o b
in d ictm en ts th e sam e day . nd
. has been set for Ju ly 19
R ichard S m ith
w aived grand
ju ry in d ictm en t and ple.id cu il.v
to an assa u lt and b a tte rv ch arg e
last w eek He » as fined $50.
F ra n k Lam bi.'.-e 42. if .
J
B eav erto n w as a rre ste d Tue.-d...
on a c h a rg e e f threatening ; > com ­
m it a felony.
M rs. E v a’ M B ro w er of West
S lope re p rted that
b ock w as stolen from h e r hom e
last S u n d ay . I; con tain ed m oney,
cheeks, bus tick ets an d ratio’:;
«u
a tta in in g
t ile
•, g reen o r yeuow
s considered neces-
v< 280 p in ts for a
They
m ay
be
o r brined. F o u r
s of th is gro u p of
P<
uld be stored, in
a n to th a t can n ed . Beets,
t ui ps, parsnip#, onion#, a n d tad-
will b< needed to r v ariety
w ith th e yellow, green,
;a:y vegetables.
\ e. 'etab les th a t can be s
sue ssfully should be ke >t by th a t
me. s. l«Mt« r. f they a re found to
e keep in g well, the vegetables
m ay be can n ed o r d ried to p re­
v en t food w aste
*1 vo h u n d red fifty q u u t i of
fr u it can n ed o r frozen is cons»d-
t red ad eq u ate fo r a fam ily of f*ve
w i n th e ad d itio n o f oO pounds
of d ried fru it an d 250 pounds of
sto red food.
N u tritio n a l req u irem en ts set up
by g o vernm ent stan d ard s call f o r
to m ato es o r c itru s fru it every day:
a leafy, g reen o r yellow vegetable
every day: po tato es every day; and
a t least one o th e r serv in g of
vegetable o r fru it a day. T h t fam ­
ily w ho h as had a good victory
g a rd e n an d a good can n in g pro­
g ra m w.ll have the best ch ance
fo r e a tin g w isely th ro u g h the
‘ u“
m o n th s to come.
11.
lo
d is i l i * *
H i-
p lo p o s v d
lino agi P u llu la i c o n o i valim i pio
am ili and lo m aki’ i —om ini n
illtio tl»
le d ile
tu r n in « a l i l e iiu m b « i > w h i c h w .« •
uig«-«i by U F A
n i Ita t b i t lo o d
n u ll«
p u .« m e t m il g o a l s , p i e s e n l
> i ng
t io n s
a t« ’ t h a t
p io b U im
I t o lii t h e
ie« «»id o i
m n tec«»
n u m b ers o f c a t t l e w ill >1111 la
b e e t p n n lu c « ! .« in
lb là
I ,.i M
I S P A tig n i« « o n .-« la u g lite i t i e n u s
i n d i c a t e m a t t o t a l c a l i a ’ n in n o « i •
a t th « ’ e n d o l t i n s y e a i p l o o a n i y
w ill
not
be
tiia te iia u y
e n a n g « «»
t r o n i t h e i c c o r d n u m o i i a «>n h a n d
a t t n e 111.4 «H t h e y e a i .
A l i n o u g i c a t t i « ’ a n d « «If
Em , a
t e r in i n e f it «t tiv « m o n t h » ol
ir
tlie >
.lllly
i- i . a
a i .te i .
a iu t
te i il ItllX ei •
w h o a p p l y to t h e i i a t e «u c«»uni>
A A A « l i m o n i 1« e l o t
- la -iH U
p i» 1
1« in nu al s h o u l d a c c o i n p u n y t u r n
le q ib t
W ith
t«U lll
l '1 'A l » .
lu e
lilia li m a t lo ti I u i i i i 3« h «I «Hi H iM l« 'b ii
i , n o w il.«« «I a s a b a s i s l o t m a k i n g
a l l o c a t m u v it» t h e M a t« ’.* a s a « il a.-»
w ith in tin
b ta tc
( a tti« ’ to lit m a i n N e a r I h i 'o u l
t liM ie ««I
)’
fully 1st,allo« and the sta te d..|>*rtro.mt | Hi*. follow ing rm m iv
I iigrleultuiu in«'l oli T liuisdiiy. * I *ai
.......
*
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I till k e .................
l.
beeiim a
M oled tu OUI h o lt b a t i k H i l l i n g
the AAA c h u .
y eilt # ot 1 '
a ks.
^Iioiiltl il le I «»»ni loi Meal
w ho a re fa mi la r
onal req u iiem en ts
will m ake an of
ihis season to store, can and
tv# . n adequat« \ a t it ty
- an d vegetable#, says
a
\ a n W inkle,
w ar
em eig en ey a ssista n t. Thy vaiiet}
should include vegetables of dit
g reatest
f a ./in T h ’
d ,
V
fllst
c U c c t i v e . c i o p > ic lU s III t h i s c o n n
ti v
have
lu c i « i t U
.lim o n i o lio
I m l U h a b o v e t ib
11*23 »*- a v c i a ^ « ’
W h o c o u l d a « k Ìo i a b e l i c i u n
hi« n«t p u t m u tu i ly in Ih« tu n « o f
n .u
(lo in
th e
p i o t l u c t I v i t > w »•
fo i
Hi
K l n o . li
\i i ,i, M uiion lo u n iy ,
J-liU», I m i m u n ii
tlilp io v o b ie llt
ilb*< i toe
attending thly in« d in g * •
m o d e r n iz e
w
FARM
v B ' War News
FOOO
F , li t e r ', N o te T t ll, ta a w e e k l, fe a tu re
pre.ented in eo-operatien w it h th e C o u n t,
P S D A W a r 11. a r il, and designed to keep
f a r m e r , in fo rm e d on new d e v e lo p m e n t. In
• u ric u ltu re ", w a r tim e p -o ,tu e tio n n ro v rs m
by W PB WFA off clals art hope
iu th at m ost farm m o d s will he
met th rough more extensive con-
trol of the supplies.
Sugar for Bee*
Bee k eepers who need su g a r to
feed bees for pollination purposes
or by producing honey for hem e
!
:
n <w obtain
up
to
la
tu ts
and
la .tl
A
I ig e
*
WITH STONE AND BRICK
lnsul.it> d S> H'lM
P erm anent p aint -n d b eau ty com bined
ll.eial Ir rn ia
IN S I'I.A 'I ION
1(001 INO
ivem ber
Insulate tin* S um m er F t I p aym ent it
lip tn 3 y ears to pay.
Call for E lee Estim ate»
BROOKS CONSTRUCTION CO.
311 S W Olli A \c
P hone At
I’lHI T l.A N h
TRANSPARENT
PALATE PLA TES
Made in My
l.uhnrutory in
1 to 3 Hays!
th an
n<tt has h« il m uch hug'
in the first , . ' « • i I ' i • » it
ab o u t m u tu al 111 i e l a t a
to ta l num tii 1 on t a i m s
1 *1 «»«tui’i ton f t»« i‘t a m i
likPi.
been , 1 «’ illy Inci« is e d
I e a c h « d ui
w in 11 a low point
t he p i«’ «»’nt c att «• « \ « e. ami pi«»
«tlil’tlo ll M I
m ui’ii laigei m an
« i t h c t o f tin p ie v io u .« higu points
in
(«
Dr. ABRAMS
DENTIST
M augh
te r of c a t t i « ' a m i «’a l e . ill B M I
brougnt about by d m u g h t,
w as
while tbe last w ar stim u lated a
h u g « production in 1U18.
< oitUtiner (>r«l< r I as« «l
w r i t s ordei lim iting the u <
of new w ooden c o n ta in e is has been
amende«! to not apply t*> cant «
loupes, a n d m elons, c a rro ts, cau li­
flower, Ctlery, ein uinbei «. giapes.
lettuce, an d radishes L im itations
on use ot w*>oden c o n tain ers tor
these commoditi«*' bad be« n •ched-
uled to go into eff«ct on July I
C om m ittee l»ls« uss« s I’ra« ti« « s
Th«’ sta te triple A com m ittee and
th« sta te technical com m itt- • Ci tn
posed of re p iesen tativ « s of .-«tat«'
« xtension service, experim ent s t a ­
tion, soil cons«’i vation service, tuì
i’stry s« i vice, farm security adm in
Ground El'ior
132 S. 2nd Ave.
Hillsboro, Oregon
AUTO INN GARAGE
pounds of sugar per bee colony each
calendar year, the sam e as bee
ow
ners producing honey for sale
books.
W A H ill Assist OMI in D istrib u t­ U nder
em ergency w e a th e r co n d i­
T h eft of 25 gallons of gas .line
Pentii» and W B aseline H ilU boro
I
ing surplus W ar I’ri pcriy
OPA provide* e x tra a llo w ­
frem his b arn w as rep o rted las’
The
ag ricu ltu ral
ad ju stm en t tions,
ances
of
not
m
ore
than
15
pounds
w eek to th e sh e riff bv J. H. H oov­
agency has been d irected by w ar of sugar. In such eases the local
e r of ro u te 3 Beaverton. D ri*
feud ad m in istrato r M arvin Jones L'SDA W ar B oard m ust certify
( ip e ti
6 : 3 o a tu . tu
|>. tn.
isisstsisss ■<*«■<*«
R eady of B eaverton rep o rted th at
to assist WFA's office of m aterials that
the
bees
w
ould
be
lost
if
not
h e r p u rse, co n tain in g m oney and
and facilities in d istrib u tin g m a­
em ergency feeding. .Applica-
a w ar bond, w as sto len from h er
terials and equipm ent released by given
tMiis for such sugar should be m ade
car.
TWO TONS
the arm ed services, g vern m en t to
Flats Fixed - W ashing an d Polishing
lccal
ratio n in g boards.
corporations, and
o th er
public
A m em b er of m e A u d i’ B ureau
agencies, w hich can be used to im ­ \\ 1' \ Hcst rictioris L ifted
Body and Fender Work
Kcst notion# on the aetjuisition
plem ent farm program s.
of C ircu latio n s, th e A rgus gives th«
T he
AAA's farm er-com m ittee- and us« of all o rg an ic nitro g en o u s
A d v ertiser proof of au th en tic, paid
m an setup is to assist in this su rp lu s fertilizer m aterial# except edible
up subscribers. To th e w ise buyer
Car Painting see us for estimate:;
disposal by: S u p p ly in g in fo rm atio n oil-seetl m eals have been elim inated
of space th e re can be ao su b stitu te
.........
rem o d elin g th e ____
front on the location of areas w h ere by the w ar foot! a d m in istra tio n in
♦ ♦ «. of th e A rgus b uilding w as sta rte d shortages exist; keeping county of­ line w ith its policy of elim in atin g
New Tires an d Tubes
W ednesday m o rn .n g w ith H. E. fices properly inform ed in o rd e r n s tr ic tio n s as soon a s they be­
T hom pson as co n tracto r. T he busi- th at farm ers may learn w hich item s come u n necessary.
Firestone Recapping Service
E dible oil-seed m eal available
ne<s and e d ito ria l offices a re being are available and how m uch such
enlarge i • ■ include the room fo rm ­ item s mav be obtained; aiding in for fertilizer purposes rem ain s re-
Used Cars at Ceiling Prices
e rly occupied by Tom 's b a rb e r shop. developing d istrib u tio n
a rra n g e ­ tricted u n d e r the new o rd er be­
T he en larg ed q u a rte rs are ex p ected m ents: and perform ing at th e re ­ cause of hea\-y req u ire m e n ts for
to m ake fo r b e tte r service to cus- quest of OMF e th e r a d m in istra tiv e , livestock feed. P ersons who wish
functions in the field re q u ire d in to acquire edible oil-seed m eals
T h e rem o d elin g w ill also allow i connection w ith the d istrib u tio n vhich m ay be available fo r use as
fo r a b e tte r arran g em en t for the ; of su rp lu s m aterials and eq u ip m en t fertilizer m ust o b tain perm ission
C om plete Variety of Tasty
co m m ercial p rin tin g d e p artm en t on fcr all ag ricu ltu ral uses ex cep t uses from the d ire c to r of the office of
m a terials an d facilities of W FA.
1 th e second floor.
bv anv governm ent agency.
V o u n g sh rs H a rp is t M ilkw eed
Idle M achinery May Be D rafted
BAKERY PRODUCTS DAILY
N cbon Fi her und Will «fl Jc « n.
1111 l.M tO KO OKI
School ch ild ren in T exas, A r­
A uthority to requisition idle farm
D e n n is a n d \ \ B a s e lin e
l i l i I ’s B O K O
I* li «» lie
kansas,
M
issouri,
O
k
lahom
a
and
,
m
achinery
w
hich
w
as
effectiv
e
last
SIX VARIETIES.
v ear has been extended th ro u g h K ansas will s ta rt the n atio n 's m ilk ­
D ozen ...................
D ecem ber 31. 1944. w ith the a u th o r­ weed h a rv e stin g bee this m onth .aïa^s..
ity delegated to ch airm en of the by g a th e rin g the first of the m il­
F u n eral
serv ices
fcr
E rn est s ta te a g ricu ltu ral conservation com ­ lion and a half pounds n e e d td to
G eorge Olson, w ho d ied Ju ly 11 at_ m ittees. C hanges from last v e n r’s •m a n u fa c tu re life-jacket# for A m er­
SVGAIC STAM I’* No. 30. 31. 32. «alid «or
. i. s horn-, ro u te 1 F o rest G rove, p ro ced u re a re : C om m ercial m otor ican fig h tin g m en. T he green or
a il», iiulrlim U 'l, . No 40 ko m lor a 11»*.
w ill ^be held 2 p. m T h u rsd ay a f vehicles a re n--t in clu d ',d and the p ra irie m ilkw eed w hich grow s m
<>« panniti* »usar tiirougli Fri» 28. 194 5.
pan
.x. ...i «.->»• uv( s ta le s Will
t-.c Foie*; G rove U n d eriak in g Co. U iu a u ti^ L i 1UIC e q u i p f l i t ’lll £| »V
ÀIA*
A
AMAI
ch ap el, w ith R ev Y arnes o fficia t­ d u ty is to be handled by the state have a crop of pods ripe and
Ki t) *1A M I’S \8 tliro u fh Z8 in Hook I
2nd
HLLSBORO
Phone 1113
ing. B u rial w ill be at th e H illside and county AAA com m ittees in­ ready to pick in Ju ly and A ugust.
valld in d rfin llrly .
(O p p o site C o u rth o u se on N o rth 2nd Ave.)
cem etery . H illside.
stead of the USDA w ar boards. Idle T he p ro g ra m will get u n d er way m
BI.I I. s i \.M1’ AH llirou(t) ZH ami V. in
O lson was bo rn Nov. 19. 1866. in m otor vehicles are to be rep o rted o th e r s ta te s in S eptem ber when
G t'.en b rrg , S w eden S u rv iv o rs in­ to the O ffice of D efense T ra n sp o r­ the mor< com m on v arieties o f
Hook I w orili IO pi*, r a d i, ta llii Indrf.
clude his wife. Rosie P. of F o rest tation.
m ilkw eed a ie ready for picking,
Grove; 1 d au g h ter. J u a n ita B uell, T ig h ter C ontrols Com ing in L um ber t old M urage Increas«* L\|M « t«-<l
NU-W AY
N o rth P lains;; 2 sons. C h arles W .
S ufficient increase in cold sto
M ore strin g e n t controls ver c r i t­
Week-End Special*:
O n tario , and G eorge E., Pistoi ically short lu m b er s u p p le s w ill age cap acity is expected w ithin t j
R :ver: 6 g ran d ch ild ren ; an d 3 be established by th e W ar P ro d u c­ nex t f« v m o n th s to care for a n ­
PILLSBURY'S.
g reat-g ran d ch ild ren .
t i o n B eard a fte r A ugust 1 w hich ticip ated req u irem en ts, alth o u ti
! will affect all users of lum ber, th e unexpected such as disru p tio n s
lO-lb. bag
w holesale an d re ta il d istrib u t >rs, in sh ip p in g to th e fig h tin g fronts,
H eadquarters Selective i and
(droughts,
and
unse
tsonal
slaugh-
l*illNbiir\ s Best.
ail but the sm allest saw m ills.
Service to Move Friday
U n d er th e new regulations, au- ti r i n g of c a ttle and hog» could
IB lb bag
p
re
cip
itate
a
crisis
in
sto
rag
e
de­
o rity is delegated to th e W ar F ' od
K itchen Q uern.
a d q u a rte rs of th e sclec ’ th
sp ite th«‘ av ailab ility of the new
A
d
m
inistrat.on
fur
developm
ent
tiv e
ervico will move from the
•ID Ib. haz
spa e. W FA points out.
s ta te office b uilding in Salem F ri­ | of a lum ber allocation p r gram for
O fficials fig u re th a t the crisis
farm
ers.
T
his
program
is
expected
day m o rn in g to 184 N o rth Com-
in food stoiag«1 leach ed its peak
PREPARED.
m- rciat s tre e t in Salem , acco rd ­ to follow closely the present farm reci ntly w ith the heavy into stor-
ber program and w ill provide
Large pkR.
ing to Colonel E .m e r V. W ooten, lum
t
mov< m< nt o? egg» Mo t of
for
th
e
issuance
<f
purcha
e
.
it-
s ta te directo r.
ings by county AAA com m ittees. the 8,000,000 cubic feet of new
B u lk
\ 4(1111111 |l.li k« (I \ \ ||«>|
W FA will d istrib u te lu m b er from (sto ra g e space should b e ready for
Be In fo rm ed —R ead the Argus
Pei lb.
quotas established for a g ricu ltu re use w hen th e n«xt high point in
K r i n i ’I. ( a ll
F incst q u ality
the volum e of food in cold stor-
age is reach ed later in the sum
N eu m an '* line*!.
I ountzin.
m nr or early fall. R estrictio n s on
P er III
hi
sto ra g e w hich w ere ord< red early
th is y e a r a re also counted upon to
have a beneficial effect .vh«n the
fall h a rv e sts begin stre a m in g into
the n a tio n ’s cold sto ra g e ware*
■Shop our store regularly for the hundred and
houses.
S yrup park.
< If W B ilu c e SAI ( I —
Soil
< on ««»nation
one things you need during summer tim<- with it;
No. ! 'j i an
In u rg in g fa rm e rs an d ran c h e rs
Pr«*ferred Stock. Large ja r
- PICNIC SUPPLIES, DRUGS, COS-
M
AI
I
LE.
to c a rry o u t as m uch conserva-
AIEfiCS, Etc.
'--R allini
, tion w ork a s p o - ible in the in
I arge « .m
i te re s ts of w ar food product.on and
save vital /«oil reserves, N. E. Dodd,
SOUR
MIXED.
c h ie f of the a g ric u ltu ra l a d ju s t­
Quart jar
m e n t agency, points out th a t the
n atio n 's in v estm en t in soil con­
serv
atio
n
has
proved
sound.
' A m erica's sm artest women
P aper Plates
Since 1937, w hen the conserva-
use CUTEX." C om plete as­
so rtm en t of shades
9-hi. compart. 6 for 5c
B ottle
Reg. 9-inch ... 8 for 5c
Remodeling Argus
Building Started
PIE
CHERRIES
WANTED
Perfection
Bakery
Ernest Olson Dies
At Forest Grove
COOKIES
DÄTTOU
HILLSBORO BAKES?
126 N.
AUTO INN GARAGE
»
. I
DATES
PANCAKE FLOUR
FLOUR
FLOUR
2 .4 3
2 .1 9
S 0 Ï FLOUR
WAX PAPER
PIECRUST
PEANUT BUTTER
COFFEE
SUMMER TIME NEEDS
:
t
«
• a
FLOUR
For all around baking you'll find Crown
“Enriched" Flour the ruler of them all. It
contains Government specified amounts of
Thiamin (Vitamin B), Niacin and other im­
portant Vitamins and Minerals considered
essential to good health.
T ap er li e ( ream
l)i*hes. 21 for
PA PER SPOONS
* for
P A P E R FO RK S
7 for
5c
5c
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