The Hillsboro argus., September 21, 1944, Page 8, Image 8

8 — HILLSBORO ARG US
OPA Anounces
Point Rise on
Processed Food
T hursday, S cp tem h er 21. 1944
Early End European War Cannot Cut
War Fund Agency Services Soon
SALEM E arly < nding of hostili new unit# to provide en te rta in m e n t
ties in E u ro p e can n o t result in in w ai hospitals
‘It seem s e\
any im m ediate reduction in the «lent
Mr
B arn ard
concludes,
rerv ices of n atio n al w ar agencies, “th ere can be no ab ru p t cu rtail
according to a statem en t by Win- m ent ot VSO a c tiv ities w ithout det
th ro p W Aldrich, president of the rim ent to the service we have un
fund, rec» ived here by C harles A d erta k e n to render
S p rag u e, president of the O regon
Jo h n R. M ott, c h airm en of the
w ar chest.
w ar p risoner# aid co m m ittee of
V ictory in the E u ro p ean th e a tre the YMCA in his lett« r sets io ith
m ay. on the co n trary .
increase his conviction “th a t th e services
ra th e r th a n dim inish tn e net d for of W ar P riso n ers Aid wil. have
o u r help. Mr. A ldrich advised Mr to be c arried on at th e present
S prague.
«cab» for 12 m onths, an d th a t a
..
a
i u-
.»»oir'i d im inishing but in creasin g ly im
Mr. A ldrich s statem en t an tici-
,« win »>.. • mii pd
K
ther
*h "
m orale net da of o u r forces when
they become occupation
forces,
R egarding the p lan s of I n ' c,
from the com plicated problem s in S eam en ’s Service. D««(izl.i> I F .li­
the rep atriatio n of w ar prisoners, eoner. its «»eculive d irecto r re
from the need for prom pt aid to ports the opinion of th e m ilitary
civilian populations in the new ly a u th o ritie s th a t d em an d s for ship
lib erated cou n tries to supplem ent ping have not reached th eii max
tile relief p ro g ram s of V N R R A im n n >nd states th a t bis agency
and o th er g o v ern m en t agencies, a n ticip ates a steady p ressu re for
and. principally, from the inten- service to s. am en th a t will re
sificalion 01 w ar in the Pacific, quire 'm a x im u m
e ffo rts
from
F o r th is fin al phase of the w ar. United Seamen s S ervice fot some
the sta te m e n t points out, "th e tim e a fte r th e cessatio n of Ruro-
I 's t i. 1 'n it.d Seam en s Service a n d ' pean hostilities.'
W ar P risoners' Aid m ust be ready
for biggei ta s k s We m ust rem em
XT 1 c r t r l U n t i n r P i l
her too th a t th e day is draw ing i t l l o U f l I I U I I U I ( U
neat w hen th e lib eratio n of the
P hilippines, and an open door in
<’hina, w ill h r ng us fac. U fa. •
■with
tra d itio n a l
responsibilities
D IXIE
MOUNTAIN A
group
w h ic h
all A m ericans will gladly of friends and relativ es gathered
at S h u te p ark Sunday honoring
welcome.”
E u ro p ean victo ry will create C ornelius Nelson on his 90th b irth ­
sh ifts in ce rta in p ro g ram s of w ar day
fund agencies, but. acco rd in g to
A party was held at tne p arso n ­
the fu n d ’s sta te m e n t, b udget p ro­ age T uesday for D onald and Elsie
cess« s have been set up to p ro­ Nelson.
w ho are retu rn in g to
vide fo r th is situ atio n .
school. D onald left T hursday for
In ap p ealin g for public partici- 'M lnneapoijs f , r his senior y ear at
pation
ion in the w ar ch est cam p aig n j;t,r . h w estern Bible c-liege
soon to start. Mr. Sprague called
___________
for co n tin u ed su p p o rt of the w ork
of the fund's agencies, until ti e Tlj- H in d ? KglUITlS
day w hen o u r men an d worn« n
•
th e ir hom es." forces are
f rO m £ g SJgr n f j - j p
On 90th Birthday
William E. Hinds, local oste-
S u b sta n tia tin g his conclusions as
to th e need for m ain taining t h e ,
serv icfs. Mr. S p rag u e m ade public
th e co n ten ts of le tte rs tecently re-
cetved from th ree of the fund s
ian and saI-gco:i re-
)v from a -w and a
w eeks plane trip to Los An-
Ca]
Washington. D. C
members agencies—LSO. W a. I
S e^F ce
' a
L
seam ens
_______ _ by ___
T he USO letter, _ signed
its
p resid en t, C hester
L "B arnard,
p oints out th a t term in atio n of the
E u ro p e a n w ar "will brin g an im-
m e d ia te increased
d< m and
an d
need for th e en te rta in m e n t of o u r
arm ed forces overseas. M eanwhile,
a t the r«quest of the au th o rities,
L’SO cam p show s have recru ited 80
:
.
use o f penicillin.
At Los A ngeles he gave several
lectures on penicillin to the post-
g rad u ate class and u n d erg rad u a.es
of th e C ollege of O steopathic P hy-
sicians and S urgeons
At Wash-
ington. D. C . he conferred A
the
head of th e p enicillin ad m in istra-
tion d ep artm en t cf th e w ar pro-
duction board and w ith the food
BAD CARBURETION
CAN CUT YOUR
Gas M ile a g e
W a rtim e d riv in g is h a rd on c a rb u re to rs because
w a te r and “ gu m " form in them w ith less driving.
This causes stick in g p a rts an d plu g g ed je ts. To
get m axim um m ileage fro m w a rtim e gasoline,
y o u r c a rb u re to r needs periodic a tte n tio n .
Wallace School
Enrollment 45
I l i a d e . J o h n o n i f 111 i
W al­
nut w is in ju red last S alu id ay at new II
Ilw Belding Logging Co w h e r e lie
I. em | loved
Johnson leveived a
b r o k e n arm alni leg and Is now in
at first
D IX IE M OUNTAIN
W allace C. ffey M em orial lio q n tal in P ort­
SION o r A
land.
school opened M nda.i w ith an en
rollinent of 45 M r. V i o l i S e ll i n i II
M rs A in i- r ie a . i f y o u h a v e s p e n t
is to .idling the u p p er grades and
gasoline f r e e ly a n d h a « * ' g o t -
M r- M avbelle B. i i s l . n l the lower your
le n d o w n to th e la s t c o n [M iii. d o n i
grades T h e re are f i v e b i . q n n e i s
aw ay the e o v e r o f « o l i i "A
C onrad Houli. Jo an n e D aniel-on, llllow
a r e g o in g I "
Dixie S tolteiibei g. Dolores Nelson g n e a e s d o lin 0 e w b h o e o n k a p p Y l i « e i a l ! ......
a ie m a d « '
C o/ii p te p a ra tw ii» us J ir t c u 'J
an I Je a n H aller
M issionary S c e ie ti m et rim i ■ for renew als I'.ii'ty in Se[>temliei
day at the hom e , ,f Mi
W arren
Davis
B ecause
of sh arp ly
increased
l uni buving pow er in the hands
of housew ives resu ltin g from the
rem oval front «aliening of many
p - cessed
fo il,.
A dm inistrate!
C hi'ser Bowles of lie O ffice of
I’, ice
A diniitisr ition
announced
It :her i lint values f, r
item s
'w h ic h a ie still ratio n ed
T he new point values, w hich will
F o r S unday »upper serve a i eh.
be used u n til tiie end of ttie r a ­
tioning iH-riod on S ep tem b er 3tl. hot. navy lie.in soup, topped W i l li
q ply io canned am i b u ttle 1 fruit». slieed f r a n k f u i l e i ' s I r a d d e d r i d i
fla v o i
S Ile
w il li
a
. for fru it and vegetable juices, n, la O l d
canned tomato« s. catsu p and chili ft to n s » s . e d g i e e li s a la d a n d h o t l l l l l f -
1 sauce
W ith few exceptions, th e new
point values are approx’, m ately
li.m ble th e ir form er values
F, r | “ I LOST
AI \»i t u s 14 AMIN*
example, peache», peara and pine­ MKS.
C. O. WILIS, r 1 WON I II
apple. w hich had an old point
A» Itirvil NM* '
value of 43 points for a No 2 's
V»ui n t >v '«»•<• ....... 1» «» « I li*« - •
i , g i u H u l tig it .
\.i
can. h av e been Increased to SO m i*a o r t t » * la p al>an«t<
N u t lt u g a
\« > L k i t i i i *
points per can
P in eap p le ju ice l a t l l t r . i f , |H it.4 t> h « . « 1 .1 1 1 . Iii lt l« , l
r » p r t i cit» •• >| S i t e \ \ .-Ha m a y
was increased from 25 to 5 ) p o in ts' rtt Pi««
in .i y n o t !■« i | i i | . .. n t «»» «■« * .« it « ,
fo" tile No 2 < lH -onnce• can H ow ­ b u t \ * l i » it o t I t v | r S v«1a I T a t i * I ., k ik
ever. I "n it es w hich had a value a t I h c t a t r a u l l a
of 5 [ unis for a No 2 can. w eie , In « lin i* al tr a ta t o m i « t n l by
m e ,|it a| 11,a im a
n r ii> iu I Ut»
increased to 21 [mints
p r r a o n a l<>«t 1 4 t o IS p o u t I«
M I D—IN SO I r ilW F S l P A C IFIC —F e e :' f . — e r w ho has w aded
« • • « a d r in a f»»* w «*rlt« w i t h
AU of the new values a re fixed
t h a A v l» S V i t a m i n t * u * t y
thro u g h a rain -so ak ed feed lot w ill ap p reciate the plight of Lt. Earl
in m u ltip les of 10. because the sys­
N a t i t i . I tili P l a n
tem of b lue to k en s as ration W i t h t h is A t « le P l a n y o u «l-» i t c u t M \
X C orcoran of the Island Signal Depot G uadalcanal, w ho is here
change
is
being
d
iscontinued
S
u
n
­
rain,
m
ud.
due
to
p
re
v
a
le
n
t
seen stru g g lin g th ro u g h the mud. The
O u t a n y in r .t la . a t j i > lir a .
M. .*■ «.
M i \
day
B lue tokens m ay be used in i m - . t l t o t I d l l r i . v o i . m i d i H U . , m I | t \
is nine inches deep .it this point.
n p la a n ,I
i ««i
,
A
A
units of 10 m buying processed ( y I o o u w a e n t I o t v a »'i
>1
to tia i t i i . .
^ # l>>
**
foods
A fter th at they w ill have n«-*li A \ I ’ i o f e.t. Ii n ir - t l \
l u t e l y h a in t le a a
It i « la v a a u p p lv
H ew itt on a d ru n k ch arg e M elvin I i no value
\» «1 a o n ly I - ’
II not
’
< it r .l w it h I .
a.
M O N E Y b . V k w i t h t h a v c iy m a l b u a r u o . x
Jo h n Ranes. 29. «.f G vles C reek | M e a ts K e ll i l i t |
hanged
was tak en into custody S aturday
As announced earlier, processed
by S tate O fficers P ro c to r and foods being rem oved from ra tio n ­
K ongsgard on a d ru n k driving ing a re all jam s, jellies, fru it bul-
charge an i was fined $100 and ters. asparagus, Inna beans, corn,
costs in Forest G ro v e ju stice court peas, pum p k in and squash, m ixed
Five in d ictm en ts w e n reported M cnd.it
Dean H arriso n H eisler. vegetables, baked beans, tom ato
in circu it co u rt T u esd ay by the 27. wn • w is a rre ste d S aturday , n sauce, paste an d puree, all the
co unty g ra n d jury. No not tru e a d ru n k charge by Proctor and v arieties of soups and baby foods
bills w ere re tu rn e d
Indictm ents K ongsgard. was fniixl $25 and c -is O th e r vegetables ex cep t tom atoes
re tu rn e d w ere as follows G eorge m F orest G rove ju stice co u rt M on­ have been ta tie n -fre c for some
Jos« ph H ard eas. a ssa u lt w ith in­ day
G txqge F rancis S tev en s was tim.
ten t to rap e:
F elton
H ead rick, arre ste d S unday on a d ru n k d riv ­
Red p o in t values on m eats, b u t­
th re a te n in g com m ission of a fel­ ing count by S ta te O fficer B utler
ony: N o rm an R an d all, o b tain in g Eddie S u th u rth . 28. of B eaverton te r and d a iry p roducts a re u n ­
H ow ever,
com bination
p ro p erty u n d er false preten ses, and was a rre ste d S atu rd ay by Dotson changed.
Lewis R ich ard V anW inkle, two and H ew itt on a d ru n k driving spaghetti d in n ers, form erly on the
processed
foist
c
h
art,
a ie being
in d ictm en ts on assau lt an d b a tte ry charg e and is out on $150 bail.
sh ifted to th e red point ch art,
John Nelzer M ooers pleaded n t
Ray
K
lufm.in
of
M
etzgar
has
w ith a one-point value for cartons
guilty in circu it court S atu rd ay to re p o rte d the th eft of his bicycle
c n tain in g from 1 to 1«, ounces of
a ch arg e of co n trib u tin g to the
E
dw
ard
Jam
es
H
arris.
31.
ro
u
te
I
g
delinquency of a m inor and the 1. S herw ood, was a rre ste d by S tate [ ra te d cheese
tim e for tria l w ill be set later. O fficer B oyer T uesday on a lar- 1
Tom ato« s can be served in u
W eldon T h rap p . 35. of H illaboro.
w ho w as a rre ste d S atu rd ay by ceny ch arg e He w as given 30 days v ariety of w ays, but th e ir flavor
in
ja
il
and
a
$20
fine
in
T
igard
com bines p a rtic u la rly well w ith
D eputy S h e riff H allie Irelan d on
m eats. T ry a d d in g 1 cu p of fresh
a forgery charge, w aived in d ict­ ju stic e court.
o r can n ed tom atoes to y o u r favo­
m ent in c irc u it co u rt, pleaded
T
he
D
.p
a
rtm
e
n
t
of
A
g
ricu
ltu
re
rite rceeipe for a 1 «»-pound m eat
guilty and sen ten ce w as set for
w arns hom e c a n n e rs not to co m ­
th a t calls for about l cup of
S atu rd ay .
bine c a n n in g d irectio n s front d if­ soft b read cru m b s us a bind«r. A
A $25 fine was given E thel T h rash fe re n t hom e can n in g publications. delicious g ra v y can be nttnle if
in circu it co u rt F rid ay w hen
she because it is risk y even if all the you [stur 2 1» cups of tomatOM
•
j - j
w aived in d ictm en t and
,
n.i, d irectio n s are good. Use only tim e over a pot ro a st d u rin g th e last
guiltv to a ch arg e of selling ai- tab les an d d ire c tio n s based on h o u r of cooking. Add a chive of
coholic liquor to a minor.
scientific
research
and
follow g ir lie and a Ifttle th y m e fo r e x tra
F letch er B H ow ell of H illsboro th em every step.
flavor.
F rid ay rep o rted th e th eft of a p o rt­
able rad io from his room.
T heft of a 10-gallon can o f m ilk
w as rep o rted T uesday by W H
A ndersen of ro u te 3. B eaverton.
H arry W Boyd. 52.
Dille)
was fined S100 and costs in F orest
Novelty TEA an d
22 x 44 Heavy
36-inch
G rove ju stic e co u rt S a tu rd ay f il-
low ing his a rre st th a t day by
D eputy S h eriffs Dotson ir.d H ew ­
itt on a d ru n k e n d riv in g charge.
F o r n ig h t sh irts, p a ­
T hom as Jo h n so n . 56. of D urham
P rin ts and flow ers. F or
H eavy w hite te rry w ith
w as a rre ste d F rid ay by Dotson and
ja m a s, u n d e r sk irts. A s­
ih
Two A lm ost New
LO G G IN G
TRUCKS
w ith P ierce T railers.
SWANK MOTOR CO.
PONTIAC
SALES
ANO
Phone 631
Hillsboro, Oregon
SERVIt E
Phone 3*8 VV
Cornelius, Oregon
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
— for —
SPENCER A N D G R A F — on Sauvies Island . . . from P ort­
land via Lower River H ig h w a y — B urlington ferry 6 m iles
across island , C olum bia river side. Spencer farm .
C om p lete D isp sersal of the M ilking Herd o f H olstein s
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th
FREE LUNCH AT 12 NOON
SELLING
87 COW S — 25 H E A V Y SPRING HEIFERS
20 fresh. 50 sp rin g ers to freshen from sale date to 60 da.« .
H erd ju st read y to go into fu ll production.
One of the
highest producing g rade h erds in the P ortland milk i cd.
M ajority will m ilk 70 to 80 lbs. H erd test. 3.8 to 4.01
(You a re in v ited to com e and w atch these cows m ilked
anytim e before sale). These cow s are purebloods but not
registered.
2 G overnor B ui's from the S. B. H all Herd H ave B acked
T his H erd for th e P ast Nine Years.
All cattle up to 3rd calf a re vaccinated for Bang's u n d er
U. S. supervision. H erd clean. 4 y ears for Bang's, alw ays
clean, for T. B., re-tested for auction, certificates.
C ow s are large, m any w eight 1500-1600 lbs. in No 1 con­
dition. C losely culled, only top cows, shipping A grade inilk.
T eam P erch cron s, 3 6 0 0 lbs. — G eld in g, 8 years old,
com in g sm ooth true, good w orkers. Must be sold.
SPENCER AND GRAF, Owners
DRY GOODS SPECIALS
GUEST TOWELS
g ifts a n d hom e use.
and d ru g ad m in istratio n . He a ’so
v isited a n u m b er of penicillin
Diants on th e east coast an d the
N o rth ern R egional R esearch lab o r­
ato ry at Pe ria, 111.
50c
Outing FLANNELS
jj
T ransparent Palate
PLATES
Itrldgewerk
—
»Illing»
E x il a d i e u s
First Appointment Not Necessary!
I
tillltlliT e
ial B lllg .. llills ln il'o
Fall Shoes }
Turkish TOWELS
s trip e d ends. S pecial
so rte d colors.
79c
25c
PURREY BLANK ETS
Yard
12°- 70 Wool
88°o Rayon
72 x 84
YES, 1 2 ' i W ool
and fine brushed
ray o n .
W a rm th
w ith o u t w eight . .
P a stel colors,
at-
in binding. B eau­
tifu l b la n k e ts at
a n
u n su rp a sse d
price.
HAS JUST RECEIVED
FALL SHIPMENT OF
MUNSING
SUEIIES
w Wear
UNION
SUITS
100% WOOL 0' THE WEST
PURE VIRGIN WOOL
W eig h t 4% P ounds
For Men!
MADE IN OREGON
H eavy cotton, long o r
s h o rt sleeves,
an k le
len g th . All sizes to 50.
B eautiful p astels or J a c q u a rd s
in m atc h in g bedroom s h a d e s . .
W ide satin b in d ing. Y ears and
y e a rs of s a tisfa c to ry service.
$2'25
The Blanket of U nsurpassed Value!
10% W ool
W O M E N 'S
UNION SUITS
2 -PIECE SUITS an d
MATCHING COATS
/ ./ (
WOOL UNIONS
G et them now w hile sizes are co m p lete . . . Longs,
P ro te c t y o u r h e a lth from the cold
w in te r w e a th er. Long sleeves, an k le len g th and sizes
to and in clu d in g 50. M unsingw ear,
$ / | QQ
of co u rse! A t W eil’s D ept. S tore
sh orts, regu lars.
MEN S MUNSINGWEAR SOCKS
Can b e w orn s e p a ra te ly or as 'J
an ensem ble. F all and w in ter
colors. M a te ria ls of S h e tla n d s
and W orsteds.
s 29 .75
THIS
I’RADE MARK
SWEATERS
SKIRTS
B lig h t p rin ts for school
and play.
S p ecial a t W e il’s
*r°
AV \s i\G -
V ,, ,nr
LOOK r o i l
each
GIRLS'
DRESSES
T he kind th a t stay u p ! . .
Long w earin g, e a i 1 y
la u n d e re d ,
th e
color
an d p a tte rn s men like!
Pair
$6-95
NEW . . for Fall!
1.98
45c
F em inine w ithout flu tte r! Pum ps ad m itte d ly rom an,
tic, a llu rin g . . . yet styled w ith in It "It sim plu it?
th e y ’re right w ith an y th in g you w ear. A v ailable in
b lack. At W eil's, of c o u rs e !
Smooth Fitting!
Suavely Flattering!
3 -P IE C E
ENSEMBLES
J y s t th e rig h t am o u n t
of wool fo r w a rm th
an d ju s t t h e
rig h t
a m o u n t of cotton fo r
service.
2 5 0Á/0
$1295
S lipover sw e a te rs a n d
sk irts. S pecial lot !
Y our choice.
$ 1 .98
Each
YES, WE HAVE ZIPPERS
BOY SCOUTS ATTENTION!
COL. CLYDE w . W O O D , A u ction eer
W e have just received a lim ited supply of
COOK KITS. G et yours w hile tb« .\ la t !
SA L E SW O M E N W A N TED
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Your A ssurance of the Finest in
W om en's Footwear!
<
Information gladly given. Call at the Wood's Furniture Store,
110 West 9th, Vancouver, Wash.
Sells A ny Place at A uction!
Photic 611 — Office al 903 W ashington SI . Y ancoutcr, W a 11.
CREDIT DENTIST
ii
Grand Jurors
Report Tuesday
COWS AT 12:30 — PLEASE BE ON TIME
112 Head of Holsteins
Dr. P. G. Brown
t
— to clean and re c a lib ra te y o u r c a rb u re to r. W e
will rem ove th e c a rb u re to r from th e car. clean it
and all th e choke p a rts a n d m ake all necessary
c a rb u re to r a n d choke a d ju stm e n ts.
See These C ars Now!
S^666
52 Lbs.!
IT DOESN'T COST MUCH
We still have a fine selection of USED CARS
Y o u r "A" b o o k e x p i r e s S e p le m l.,
'•1 l u l l y o u « v ili h a v e p l e n t y o f im
a f i e r th e l u s t o f S e p l e m t e i Io i i
Johnson Injured
AT HILLSBORO