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I liiirsday, December 13. 1945
HILLSBORO ARGUS
Reinstatem ent Building Priorities
Ordered; Property Control Asked
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p ric e c o n tro l and th m u g li re v iv e d « io n s o f
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n rn fe i enee to v e te ra n , in need of
A r m y a n d n a v y w ill m a k e
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C IO IJ n itc d A u to Work« r i u
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to a t o m ic b o m b a t t a c k .
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tifie d T h in day th it th e Japan« »•.
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paved th e w ay fo r c o n tra c t
m endous g,.imide th a t hi* d id ti t
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a g a in s t th e «• re lu ct o f A m e ric a n
n«*«l d H H l ca m p a ig n de b ate th a t j d ip lo m a t;, in C h in a
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P resl le n t
Hoo-.evelt
and
P i in.e n- r t h w a r t s u p p ly lin e s T u e , la y .« 1 5 seconds.
M in is te r C h u rc h ill, ma le it unsafe Russia agreed to p e rm it the air
reinforcement o f c e n tra l Ilental Dean Named
to p h o ne a w a rn in g to H a w a ii on b o rn e
D r H a ro ld J. Noyes, Chica
DcH e m b e r 7. 1941. th a t J,»pan ap-1 g o v e rn m e n t troo p s
d e n tist arid head o f the d e p a rtm e
p .ire n tly was go in g to m ake some D e c .lap Farmer«
of
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N 1n
m ove. G< n
M u h a ll said S a tu r-
G en.
M a c A rth u r
.P nday
u n iv e rs ity d e n ta l school, was e h
lay E i' lii r tie h id teitified that dowui a Hw«*npnu
p ro g ra m
te n Tue day by the state board
tin* U. S h ig h com m and eoreuder- a g ra ria n re fo rm fo r
e d u c a tio n to be dean o f th e ur
<*d a ra id on H a w a ii I c . p r o b a b le tr o y " the e c nom ie bondage w in d
v.-rM ty o f O reg o n d e n ta l school
( I n n a tta c k s on a irp la n e p la n ts in "has enslaved the Jap.tie «• fa rm
Seattle. W ash, and San D ie g o .’ ei fo r c e n tu rie s ol fe u d a l o p p i es P o rtla n i.
C a l . ' I o n th«* Par i t n a c i l i a l
G e n e ra l M a rs h a ll te s tifie d Wed-1 A r r e s t 57 M o r e J a p s
nesday th a t h<* was <• n v in c e d a s ’
A rre s t o f 57 Japanese
e a rly a A u g u s t. 1941. th a t a P a -' ( o m m ittii - « ii
itie
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tin ; a t r o c it ie . by h, t r
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Gen
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to be a b le to d e te rm in e b e n e fit
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near M a n n h e im
n ig h t . n th e eve o f h is d«
i bef«»y? c o n tin u a tio n s sta rt.
f o r Mose«rw <s »nferen«*«* I
I a< t I inriinjc B o a rd N a n u
W ith in d ic a tio n s p o in tin g
to a
pla n s to re n e w hirt plan ft
P r e .e h u t T ru m a n on \S
m o n th ly c la im s load o f o v e r 150.-
m g th e jM-ace of Europe in
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fa c t-fin d in g
t
(XO u n til la te s p rin g , the unern-
| p lo y m e n t co m m issio n
has h ir e !
m ore th a n 200 ne w e m p lo ye s since
Unemployment
Load Doubled
Complete AUTO and
TRUCK SERVICE
• In te rn a tio n a l Truck P a rts S erv ice
• U nited M otor S erv ice
Nvw mid Krpluccment Carburetors, Generators, Etc.
• B atteries — A ccessories
• G e n e ra l A uto — Truck R ep airs
HILLSBORO SALES CO
F r a n c h ise In te r n a tio n a l T ru ck D e a le r s
T ern D o yle , M ic k e y nnd J im
170 Snutli 1st Ave.
C h apm an
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BEAVERTON FUEL CO
PROM PT DELIVERY
Salvage of Fats
Held Im portant
tim e
p i o d u t io n
i <
. tr<
S« « r e t . u y
o f A g r ic u ltu r e
P A r c h . s n in a me iage
e 1
Cl
to
a h i M Pf« iffe r , p re s id e n t o f
n a tio n a l Tenderers’ as »ociation
S i.r c ta iy
Ander.s-m ’.» me
vVc urge th a t vou ask a ll y o u r
to c o n tin u e to e ir ;p!»*n j.d
work, on the >alvag<* «/f used fats
Heri . « n r . and in d e p e n d e n t c o l-
leetoi:» have a k e y ro le in th e fa t
a lva ,
proj'.rarn
I t is e.-u*nti««l
th a t th e y c o n tjn iie to co m p le te th e
( d le e t io n
y. It in 'I he era! o f co n -
urnei r a tio n in g o f f o o l fa U and
o ils ha . in no w a y lessened the
nee I fo r
alva g e lat.s fo r in d u s ­
t r ia l u.a- Y o u r c o n tin u e d c o -o p e ra -
t r n u needed and w ill be a p ­
p re c ia te d .”
K e jx / t s re c e iv e ! b y the A m e r ­
ican fa t .salvage c o m m itte e in d i-
cah th a t th e re lia s been o n ly a
s lig h t d«*cbne in used k itc h e n fats
tu rn e d in to m ea t dealer« since th e
<c s a lio n o f m ea t ra tio n in g S h o r t­
ages o f soap and o th e r essential
■ ' - * ' ■ Id ir t ic le
< h
d< psnd
P m in d is tr ia l fa ts a n < o ils seem
to h a ve c .n v in c e d h o u sew ive s th a t
fa t salvage is s t ill a n u m b e r one
d u ty .
E ific ie n t c o lle c tio n o f used fa ts
by m eat d e a le rs and p ic k u p s e r­
vice by Tenderers and r a ilw a y e x ­
press agency are v ita l to th e c o n ­
t in u in g
success o f the p ro g ra m ,
f •'
salvage committee o fficia l
agree M eat d e a le rs are m ost a c - .
tiv e and c o -o rx *ra tiv e an 1 w ill c o n ­
tin u e to pay f u r ce n ts a p o u nd fo r
salvaged household fats as lo n g a.^
tlu* p re s e n t in d u s tria l fats a nd o ils ,
shortages co n tin u e .
rn (*n .o < r
County Larceny
Cases Reported
Whoozinit
to take “red flannels” with her
Canada
K i l l 1» t
i
to
Por. tnd S h o p p e r
(N o t n e c e s s a rily new s)
in g b a rra g e w ith his m o d e l T F o rd P refers H illsboro
A l Rogue b e in g p u t on th e spot
Walt Newman h a v in g tr o u b le
O ld adage th a t " th e grass h «1-
J o h n lla r e re c a llin g one o f his getting rid of a cat.
w a ys g re e n e r” seems to be In e ffe c t
I I . n i l K a o i|i
d u rin g the c u rr e n t C h ris tm a s sh o p ­
S e ve ra l cases o f la rc e n y at v a r- m g on ¡i re g u la r m e rry -g o -ro u n d
p in g season. A P o rtla n d w om an,
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* p a rt o f the c o u n ty w ere re-
c h o p p in g in H ills b o ro th is week,
d
e c la re d
th a t
"she
had
been
» « d at .h e riff's o ffic e d u rin g the up w ith f lu a nd u n a b le to be p re s ­
(B y A W
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c ro w d e d o u t o f P o rtla n d stores by
k
Koi L
U n g e r J r , e n t fo r h is a w a rd at R o ta ry ,
W i ld L i f « H e rv k z . ( .
Bob MacKenzie taking Walt Mc­
W e *th « » r O h « «
shoppers
fro m
th e
s u rro u n d in g
>
2. B e a ve rto n , re p o rte d th e ft
M ax
s m a ll to w n s ." She re p o rte d fin d in g
d e ru rt.a iru some tim e S a tu r- K in n e y ig h ts e e in g on G uam
Max.
d » . n ig h ’ w h ile h«s F ord roa d ste r PG E lin e m e n h a v in g a busy tim e of
m ost o f th e ite m s she w a n te d fo r
D ece m b e r 5
53
R o ta n a n s s ta rtin g a c tio n fo r
Lis C h ris tm a s sh o p p in g lis t in H ills ­
jc k m th e mo l at the in te r- it
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>’ day n ig h t w h ile it was p a rk e d in g nis fo u n ta in
man on T in ia n h a v in g a v is it fro m « < * < « « « '< < ! < « < * « ! « « '< « « ! « « « « > < « > « « « « t e « « « « « «
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An ' vereoat va lu e d at $22.50 was
In« / I e r n» \
•
ft« | stolen fro m J C Penney
<■ a t F orest G ro v e som<- tim e a bunch o f p e rm a n e n t c u rle rs in h e r
’ d y M on d a y m o rn in g . H a ro ld E h a ir by th e re c e n t p o w e r fa ilu re
Skipper B u r n e tt s t ili h a v in g
S -r.vood o f B anks said several
K
o • of assorted c a n d y w e re taken tro u b le w ith his fla s h lig h t . .
w a n tin g to g e t to
>- ti h i. c a r w h ile it w as p a rk e d P. Rasmussen
•’ hi residence th e n ig h t o f D e ­ w o rk
A II. A b U so busy he said h e
cem ber 5.
G i es m the ju s t.e e o f th e peace o u g h t to have a nô trespass sig n on
his
door
P a u l P a tte rs o n being
( e ir ’ d u rin g the past w eek B e rt
Rux Id e le n d ­
F< r ren.
V e rn o n ia . $10 fin e and c a lle d ir re s is tib le
no been «• p la te v is ib le ; G ene in g em phasis to his c o n v e rs a tio n
TH E
w
it
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his
hands
/•. I l irtm a n , ro u te 1, F ore st G ro v e
Angle Harrington being advised
$100 fin e and costs, o p e ra tin g ca r
m le u n d e r in flu e n c e o f in to x ic a t­
ing liq u o r; A r t h u r M
Peterson. costs, speeding, Elmer C Bennett.
H .ll >>ro, $2.50 fin e and costs, v o id Hilleboro, $100 fine and cost», poi-
f re ig n license; D o n a ld B T he le n , stssion of buck deer out r/f seazon;
f a rn e liu s, $15 fin e and costs, v io - Raymond C. Sandy, Hillsboro, $75
tio n « f basic ru le ; H e n ry O. W ahl, fine and costs, possession of buck
ro u te 4. H ills b o ro , $10 fin e and deer out of season.
The Weather
t/au/L rfa/i/Ht w rtJ?
Coast G uard Open
F o r E nlistm ents
K >rm er m em b e rs o f a ll m ilit a r y
s e r v in ', in a y no v e n lis t in th e
I n ile i S ta te coast g u a rd p ro v id -
| in it th e y an* p h y s ic a lly and o th e r-
s i <• q u a lifie d , announced O. I.
P u c k e tt, o ffic e r in ch a rg e o f th e
c ast g u a rd s u b -re c ru itin g sta tio n .
HOI P io n e e r Post O ffic e b u ild in g .
P .rtla n d M en w it h p re v io u s coast
g u a rd se rvice w h o are o v e r 30
ye a rs o f age m ay re -e n lis t i f th e y
have one y e a r o f se rvice fo r e v e ry
ye ir o f age >v> 30 In id d itio n
a g e lim its fo r o rig in a l e n lis tm e n t
in the e ast g u a rd have been ex­
te n d e d to 17 th ro u g h 25 fo r o p ­
v J
: 1 ■ In
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bran
tio
n a l iw o o r th re e y e a r p e rio d s
off¿c< m the a rm o ry lia s opea«?d
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"u t
• ii a r e eligible fo r
to h a n d le c« intinued cla im s, n o w
th e G. 1 B ill o f R ig h ts.
u p i r o a c h in g 20.000 a week
A l^ jiie a n ts f o r o rig in a l
e n lis t ­
M ' rith ly cla im s loads fro m th e
25 lo c a l o ffic e s (in c lu d in g several m e n t m ust possess th e fo llo w in g
qualifications:
have
c
m
p
le
tc
d tw o
branches
and
itin e r a n t
points»
have been c o m p ile d fo r th e las’ ye a rs' h ig h school, possess b ir th
h a lf
I l ‘ »4a
f
J u ly . 6169, c e rtific a te , secure p a re n ts ' consent
A u g u st. 10.813; S«-ptember. ’ 23.713; i f u n d e r 21. be in good p h y s ic a l
O c to tx r. 47 91»
N o v e m b e r . 89.935. condition w ith n o rm a l v is io n and
c o lo r p e rc e p tio n and be at least
D« cem l « r «estJ. 150.000
Novcml»« : .s ’ ..t.d o f 19.182 in itia l «.« inches in h e ig h t.
, r ''U iin g
is at A la m e d .,
c la im
13,294 w a itin g -w e e k s and r - U ' ' .
5Z. la!» c o n tin u e d c la im s b ro k e a ll t ai . fo llo w e d b y special tr a in in g
at
advanced
s
c
h
to
ls fo r a sub-
reco rd s fo r the m o n th , b u t the
y e a r's cl.u rn s load is e xp e cte d to s ta n tia l p e r centage o f re c ru its ,
o ffe rs a w id e
fa ll s h o rt o f the 446.6:x> re jx rrte 1 l he coast g u a rd
in 1941 and th e re c o rd h ig h o f v a rie ty o f in te re s tin g assignm ents
ln j ' L s v e rs a tile pe a cetim e m ilit a r y
1,143.G00 in 1938
W ith a b u it 100.000 o f O re g o n ’s and J .-,v e n fo rc e m e n t p ro g ra m , th ’
149.(MX) ser vice m en e xp e cte d back r e c r u ite r stated, and re c ru its have
by r n id - w in te r and
w ith
100.000 th e o p p o r tu n ity f o r tr a in in g a n d
e x tra w a r -tim e
w o rk e rs
g a in in g a d v a n c e m e n t on o u r m a n y typ e s o f
wa,.'e c re d it
in 1945. th e
u nem - vi -e p . a ir sta tio n s and o th e r sh o rt
ple.vm cnt l.-ad fo r 1946 ¡.s expe« ted e s ta b n s h m i nts.
T hose d e s irin g f u r t h e r in fe rm a -
to b re a k a ll records since th e co m -
1 > n opened its c la im s o ffic e s n “"., ‘" I
!".vi,ed to contact tfe i
Portland
office.
e ig h t years ago.
I ’ ayrnents to r e tu r n in g
se rvice
< lutis. lodges and other or-
m en .increased 262 j»er ce n t in N o-
ve rn b e r o v e r O cto b e r and p ro m ise
ganlzationR should appoint pub­
to d u b lc in Decem ber. V e te ra n s'
licity chairmen or reporters
bene f i t s o f $133. >76
last
m o n th
and hold them responsible for
reached n e a rly 19 p e r ce n t o f th e .
•eelng to it that their news ae-
st »te checks and w e re g re a te r than
tisities are turned in to the
fo r a ll th e p re v io u s 14 m o n th s ! Argus as soon as possible and
since the G -I B il l o f R ig h ts has
not later than Tuesday.
been in e ffe ct.
HORN-DRAULIC
LOADER
Handles the toughest farm loading jobs
with ease and smooth operation. I t’s
rugged. Lifting capacity 2,000 pounds.
Like two giant arms of hardest steel, the
precision-built twin cylinders provide
adequate power, whatever the load. No
belts, chains or gears to slip or break.
All-steel, lever-tilted bucket. 16x40 inches,
has special bottom plate attachment for
loading dirt. Bucket automatically re­
sets with lowering action. Simple to
install. The Horn-Draulic Loader makes
your tractor do year 'round double duty.
T owncraft * de
time and labor In
lead mg- manure,
d«rt,
gravel, rock.-cinderx, coal,
rolls of f mic in,
ba.ed
hay, corn shocks, fills til»
ditches, pulls-fence posts,
and hundreds of other
loading jobs.
luxe
Silky rayon acetate foulards—rich jacquards and
moires—woven-through satin figures, so popular
'or Christmas—distinguished ties painted by hand!
1.49
C A SC A D E SUPPLY C O
P ortland 14, Oregon
Phone EAst 4422
STOVE and DIESEL OIL
OIL BURNER SERVICE
(Signal Products)
H. V. JOHNSON
Rt. 3, B ox 875
Beaverton. Oregon
Piume Beaverton 3861
Ckérutûft Raxt
ic s ta n t m a y n g te r one o r m o re o f
the six c la s s ific a tio n s , b u t in fin a l
ju d g in g these w ill tie ta ke n sep­
a ra te ly fu r each sp e c ific u ro u p and
nut is a w h o le , exce p t w h e re class­
ific a tio n o f " g e n e ra l” is en tere d .
I.<Mal Judges
A c o m p e te n t c o m m itte e selected
fro m m em b e rs o f v a rio u s o rg a n iz a ­
tio n s m H ills b o ro w ill d o
th e
ju d g in g T h e y w ill co n sid e r th o u g h t
III d e sig n in g , tim e and la b o r in
a rra n g in g , and a rtis tic e ffe ct
No
one is e x c lu d e d fro m c o m p e tin g
in th e co n test. A ll d is p la y s a re to
he re a d y fo r ju d g in g bv D e ce m ­
b e r 23.
I he e n tr y b la n k as p rin te d in
the A rg u s is th e o ffic ia l one to be
used T h is is to lie fille d in and
li ft at th e A rg u s o ffic e not la te r
th a n S a tu rd a y noon.
12 o 'c lo c k
D e ce m b e r 22.
T h e b la n k is on
page six.
See ns for complete mo­
tor tune-up for winter
driving.
IGNfTION SERVICE
BRAKE SERVICE
CARBURETOR
OVERHAUL
«dun
ii
All W ork G uaranteed
Im m ediate Service
Chinese lied Small Sel.
Chinese Bed long lasting nail lacquer,
nialeliiug lipstick, and Laequerol stand in lire
lovely box. The Smart Set (lilt Box
is also available in I’rozen Fire. (Jien Yu
Gilt Sets are priced front $1.75 to $25.(>«).*
I.iixurioii$ Fur Trimmed Slipper
A bit of pomp in the rabbit ■ QO
fur collar on black, blue or I»*®
wine -rayon. Leather sple! "
In v e n to r y fo rm s a v a ila b le n o w
H ills b o ro A rg u s .
37
Motor
Tune-Up
1 lire Iraiiii'.l, pure red . . . «.Iiiuese bed,
the color Io wear with every color.
Say 'M e rry < dirislmas”. Io a lovely lady wilh lire
5 YEAR DIARY
W inter-Proof
w ith Mobil
Change now to w inter
MOBILOIL and
LUBRICANTS
Expert Lubrication
Service
C.orduroy Felrel Platform Type
A bedroom slipper so well A 9Q
made it's worn as a house
slipper, too! Blue, wine, r*d. **
"Dear Diary,” she'll say,
“You're such a lovely
gift;" when she receives
a beautiful, gold - leaf
edge. 5 year diary! It's
genuine seal-grain leath­
er with a luxurious-look­
ing finish, and has . i t s
own secure lock and key,
for her private thoughts!
For Men Who Travel
TRAVELING
SETS
Swell gifts f o r business
men you know; smartly
grained leather traveling
sets! They're fitted inside
with useful and conven­
ient toilet articles and
large mirrors! Leather­
faced inside, too; they
fold up small.
in Christmas Ball Colors
iuMo (<eMc <c»r<us
Colors as bright and intense as the old-fashioned
Christmas Ball colors. And how appropriate as a
Christmas gift—both flattering and useful!
Closed Toe tlenpaline Slipper
Neat royal blue or wine, ■ 4Q
frosted with rabbit's fur. 4-9. I
A Huggable Dolly !
Cotton Flannel Lined Plush!
More comfortable w ith a heel. V 49
Warm, bright and fuzzy! 4-9.
Give an Educational Toy
CUDDLY DOLL
WOODETTE
CIRCUS
You can t help squeezing
her, she's so xift a n d
plum p! 17 inches tall,
with 2 bright mischiev­
ous eyes and a snub nose!
Dextrous little hands can
paint and assemble t h e
wooden parts into 4 im­
aginative animals and a
jolly clown.
KHAMIEN’S
PALM DRUG STORE
Phono 261
Prescription Diiif',gists
Hillsboro, Oregon
JEWETT'S
M o b il S e rv ic e
1st anil llaselinr. Hillsboro
Phone 1112