H ILLSBO R O ARGUS
Thursdav. Ju lv 13. 194G
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R E W I N D IN G
death
R o b e rts o n
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365 E. MAIN
STREET
H illsboro
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G E O R G E H IM E S
R A D IO SE R V IC E
W ith W estern A uto S upply
155 8. 2nd Ave.
HILLSBORO
Telephone 3511
F or C om fort and Savings
. . . BUILD W ITH
CONCRETE
Building Blocks
ulation against
heat or cold. ♦ F irep ro o f for low er in
♦ C oncrete is tim e and te rm ite proof.
SEE VS FOR CONCRETE PRODVCTS OF ALL KINDS
McCormack Concrete Pipe Co.
Highway East of Hillsboro — Route 2
P hone 3215
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aru ‘US
.if ht
c o in g
farm
tru ck
s killed while pick-
n o th er while prun-
. bly the most
single m ajor oe-
u rth of the oc-
n the U nited
inculture.
r arm ing
hazardous
eu pa tion
cupational
P r o m p t S e r v ic e - C o s t R e a s o n a b l e
W o rk G u a r a n t e e d
suran ce rales.
t h i rd
Former Resident
Dies in Montana
I. form er 1:11s-
Julv 8 a
his
M ontana
Mi
nd Mi < M J. H olt of B eaverton
n i th eir d au g h ter and son-in-law .
Ir. a n t Mrs. Ja k e Sehlc •sser . drove
» K alispell to atten d the fune:*-
Mr. P ra tt was born in \v ?c nsin
d im-
nd cam e w ith V » s W. t €
v :.1 th e Fla hr d v h V ITi M m -
' -
ina in 1 '1 He retire d I ;• ' m
cam e t H:,11st oro
' g In ' J :
here he spent 117 vear;
a Ma».
M0. he and his w ife r‘etu r ne ■* to
alispell w here Mrs. P ra tt p aired
\ v in Seoterr. her
He i: survive« 1 bv ft
de. igh-
: . Mrs A Hu r d iiil Mr = M md
M i s Ca the ri ne
n t t , all of Mont.ma.
Mrs
He had a
. th e r in Kens as and a num ber
' grand and artn it-granchildren.
Lester Muhly
To Be Ordained
FIR D A LE-IO ,VA H IL L — Mr.
i 1 Mrs. Les' -r M uhlv ■ f- Wed-
ng
. .r
R ichland.
spend tw o
's p aren ts
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Save
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R A D IO N tC
How to Keep Cool
During Sum m er
•.gn
Community Church
Plans Gathering
also « m c .
Bone ( lulu» ti"u Z enith for tho <
who it p!i\ nbinri recom m end this
ty p e. Model B-3-A
CCA
#950.
Sf.ind.irrl Air C onduction Zenith for
MO
W ith In< onspic-
u o iis
N e u tra l
OrJp.- E arphone
aMd iW-.-il an il
new lightw eight
batteries.
JliodS
Per
Qt.
r . . ...„h Io'
M a n y T e e n -A g e rs
I n v o lv e d in F a t a l s
N ineteen teen-age driver» wei
involved m fatal aeeident.s re ult
mg in the death of » nei >on> in
G iegon d u i * i tiu the fil'd five month
of this Vcar. S eiie'.a v o! S tate
»{obert S F arrell Ji . .‘».nd tin •
w eek.
l>f the ID d riv e r, three wen*
d riving ears that w ere struck hv
vther ears driven in a n unsafe
m anner, and one stru ck a otde.'»-
trian w alking diagonally.
Of th e 15 accidents invols .n.:
unsafe actions on the part of tin*
teen-age drivers. 13 involved speed
too great for existing tra ltic e o n
ditum s. F arrell said O nr othei
casualty occurred when the ea
u as h e u u driven at night w ithout
lights and another mv 'h c d a ear
that w ent off a curve during a
heavy fog
Young d riv ers u su alh are ade •
at the m a n ip u la te e skills of di e
mg. ' F arrell said, "hut all too fit
quenllv. they lack the good ludg-
m ent that comes from experience
and carefu l observance ot tra it
hazards T hus, they art caught m
emt rgeneies w hich the
• d di i\ ci
w ould avoid.
"O peration of a m otor vehicl« m
m odern traffic is a complex
«.ration Rarelv, can the d iiv e r p r o
ceed m s a f e t y unless he is co n stan t
ly a le rt to other cars Pedestrians
and other conditions such .is w eath
er. view obstructions or the condi
tion of the car itself Too often the
young d riv e r u<*gleets these fac
tors an d is involved in a traffic
casualty as a result "
F arrell said a study of traffic
accidents involving voung drivers
indicated the need for driv er e >ur>-
es. such as those given in high
schools in m any states today.
FUIt Till: I'lIKSliltVATinX «IF l i l i :
Beliiiul the ».n i r . , in n never rutiinit
b Itile
t l i i r . o e , t h r it i i» t x in
K< .r.irt'hL.il» i it nr» are i u n it .mt
|y -.tiivinu t'> d rv rl'.p new Innin al
pi .l i.t». »n.I tn impi vr the etti
cory of tl
now in u w. Wht n the
result« of their labora have b ran
th i i'.l'lv Ir .tr.l, the new nr nn
pruvnl drug i» pre». i i I m -4 by your
pin »iri.iii und <lt»prn»eil by your
ph.ruia. i»t for the protection of
health a n t the prriervulion of life.
Delta Drug Store
I lie Krxall Store
“Where Tou Save With
Halely”
llill.lioro. Ol e
I’h.ine
M o to r R e g is tr a tio n in
S ta te H its H ig h M a rk
n a t io n
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Cut»
O regon s m otor vehicle ro. ti a
tion set a new record at the end
• >f Ju n e this vear w hen S ertet.iis
f S tate R o b e r t S F ur» !1 Ji re
ported 441.000 vehicles registered
in the state
The registration tin vear i eight
per cent above the total reg stered
m the state at this tim e last v<- n
It
is about two p««i' cent highei
than th e 1941 total <»f 434.060 ve
hicles
F arrell said the record ruunht
of cars, together w ith the recoid
gasoline consum ption during the
recent m onths, c m trib u ted to the
heavy traffic volum e that has in
created accident hazards in th,»
\it(‘ T raffic volum es now are
around HO per cent above th • Vol
umes registered a year ago. he aid
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N avor a w o rry
P ru d e n tia l L ife Insurance
Com pany
Invites you to listen
to the
o p e r a t in g e x p e n u v
A n d y o u 'r e tre e d ( n u n th e ( i» n f u 1 n o f f ig o r
m g o u i \ o n r m o t o r i n g t o v i * I ver» m o n d i m u
e t an a m ir a l« a c c o u n t in g
u * e ftd L r Li
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1:00 - 1:30 p. m. on KOIN
A STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA. SilAVICK . :
Mr. Farmer:
This is YOUR policy—
C o m p le te Liability P ro tectio n tor You
All in ONE Policy
FOR DETAILS SEE
G R IF F IT H
& M EEKE
Tclcphono 171
HILLSBORO.
131 S. 2nd Avo.
OREGON
MODEL
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F a rm e rs' C ash
S to r e
We Sell and Reeommcnd
GENERAL
P A IN T S
for all-purpose use
160 E. M ain S tre e t
HILLSBORO
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H E A R IN G
SUPIR POWIRID
n
The enclosed check cun 111 no
y\.i\ express mv app reciatio n of
w hat the Red Cross has done for
ih • w orld in general and (or m e
m p articu lar," G erald 1> L e w . o l
7
P ark Avenue. New Y ork C itv.
vvro'e n atio n al h e a d q u a rte rs r e
cently "H aving been in the artnv.
it was mv privilege to find out
i r m the receiving end
lust how
Red Cross operated, and I can ioin
w ith the rest of the arm ed forces
in saving T h an k s.’
"Thanks for the coffee and
doughnuts mi that very cold m o rn
ing m E ngland w hen we boarded
the LST’s for Erance, and again
m th.it wet m orning w hen the
elubm bile pulled into a tow n we
had lust cap tu red T hanks for the
blood plasm a and the toothbrush,
and especially for that ladv w ho
w rote mv fu st le tte r hom e a fter
I got hit T hanks for e n te r ta in
m ent. and books and food and all
the m illions ef services the Ked
Cross perform ed
‘ I ap p reciate the Red Cross from
a purely selfish point of view, but
I al.'O ap p reciate it because it can
. nd w ill do a lot to allev iate the
suffering w hich is m anifesting it
self throughout the w orld now
"Best w ishes for the fu tu re."
i n
t! ,i n ng o p p ortunities
O rc 4 on bunks :.»!• \V-«rltl W.u 11
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\ R .
veterans a rc pit
ers. stat« ■ super ntendent of banks,
told effi ’Ills of the d ep artm en t of
veterans affair: thia week
A four-year ap p rentice tra in in g
program bus be »n set up in O regon
ta p ro v ile ex-servicem en w ilh G!
subsistence allow ances to augm ent
th eir salaries w hile learning d e
tails »>f b m k in g . w ith prom otions
to the position of eom m erei.il te ll
ers. and in some eases to that of
ju n io r officers, as the goal, a c
cording to Rogers.
All hank m anagers a re fam iliar
w ith the program , and in my a re
desirous of hiring young men who
show prom ise of m aking good. R og
ers said. His office has received
calls from bankers in such cities
is A lbany, R we burg and A i
I a far veterans io Irani u n d er the
ap p rentice program .
A shortage of personnel, he said,
has developed throughout the state
because m any w ar-tim e women
em ployes eith e r are q u ittin g to
get m arried or because th e ir h u s
bands have retu rn ed from service
The bank apprentice program has
been set up by the d epartm ent of
voe.i' ea! education, the state ap-
■: r.t. .e -a ip council, and the state
I! nkers assoeiati >n. T he V eterans
Ac m inistration pays the G l sub-
s.stence allow ance
of $65 per
K eeping cool in the sum ini r is
m onth fo r single veteran s and $90
an art. It’s an a rt well w orth c u lti
:a r those w ith dependents
M inim um wages u n d er the p ro vating w hen the rays of the sup
gram have been set it S100 i m onth beat dow n at th eir hottest m nnd-
to start, w ith $200 th e final o b lu m m w lt*i an ai t w hich c tn be
jective. alth cu g h R ogers said this learned if one thing is kept in
objective in num erous cases is m ind—m oderation.
M oderation in eating, in plav. in
reached in a fairly short tim e, d e
pending upon the v eteran him self all types <f physical ex ertio n w ill
He -aid veterans should first m ake sum m er hi at spells m ore
contact the officers or m anagers bearable G ettin g all "het up" about
vill only m ake u
of th e ir local banks for job in te r the w eather
view . and to eon dote d etails of m or p uncom fo tr/blc. Sine e we can
w eath er ; in I m any
th e ap p ren tice pr gram they should ; not
m not m ove on t o e M i l - r
get in touch w ith the local voca 1 of I
w hen hot days appi oach
tional coor im ator or V e'eran s A d i elm
ou r-
m inistration training officers ip it i JUSt .1; »veil to re
;
to
lh he.it and t
seL
th eir own localities.
be , comf< « iblc as pos ible.
Here a re a few simj
ru b s
1 which. if follow ed, may h>
m ake
the sui in te r m ore pleasar
I 1. Di ess com fortably, lag
ul
I th at a: e not too confinin
I be wor i on hot days.
HAZELDALE- H azeldale C om
2. Ea : sensibly Heavy f*
dif-
m unity church w il have a fam ily ficult
t > digest, should he
rie-1
ket-together Ju l
28 S e n d a v This does not m e in living i
sehocl w ill be held at 9 45 a in wi 'hes .m i sal ids through)
an d .1 special m eeting is planned I slim m er. A well b il in etd
Pot-luck luncheon w ill be served, necessary at all times, a nd
E veryone is u rg e ! to attend the m eals, if w ill p i.m u d . w 'ill
m eeting w hich is in the interest a d i l i the di com fort <
urn mi
o f the b u ild in t w h ich is planned Rich, heat
io da, h iwi
Mr an 1 Mrs. Wm. La chew s of th e b o ‘y to w
erk overti
in th e
Los Angeles, Cal., and her sister d n ’cstiv - pro cès-
-es- mid
old be
Mrs N aum ann of P o rtlan d vissited om itted from
oin the t ciiet in hi w eath-
at the R. E. Jensen hom e
last er.
week.
3. D rink plentv
f w ater and
Next S unday w ill be m issionary fru it juices Beca:,
the body per-
S unday and a gro u p of G ideons sp ires m on f in td te sum m er than
^ o i r P o rtlan d w ill have char e of in th e wir iter, it 1i nee. s.iry t ■
the Sunday school. There will b consum e
e x tra ; am ount of licriids
tongs ana an in sp iratio n al mes- Cool w ater and
are par-
-age. E veryone is invited to a t tic u la rly good on li m h onade
it d iys E xira
tend.
salt is n c e d e j too, because the body
A ttendance at H azeldale Sunday loses m u c h salt in persp iratio n
vas 49 B r t hd iy
. n i
T his salt n a y be obtained by a i d
v ’ e re Mrs H
Redding. S hariine ing it to fru it d rin k s or by e a tin ?
Ri doing ,nd Helen M cIntosh
salt t. blct.-.
Word has been received of the
4 Be carefu l t i avoid o v er
m ar.iag e Ju lv 4 of A neta Salec t , ex p o su re to the . un.
H arry Sinclai at Reno. Nev
Many pec e lin k forw
1 t
H azeldale H ippy H our club .vill
e x tra do is of sunshine d u r
hold th e ir picnic Ju ly 21 at Balm getting
ing the sum m er, but too m uch sue.
G rove. R efreshm ents w ill be serv m
ay prove a health hazard. It may ,
ed by the club
T hey w ill m eet cause
a painful su n b u rn o r it m ay
25 w ith Mrs. Al je ld c rk s.
to sun troke. '.’ hich sw iftly i
s W agnor of
Long
Beach, b lead
mi uncunseiou tiess and may
flew here W ednesday for , rin g - death.
weeks' visit w ith her mother. cause
S
unstroke
occurs m ost freq u en tly
Lou M achell.
am ong people exposed to the direct
eat of the sun and w ho a rc too
Rem em ber, in A rgus Classified h h eavily
clad. It is m ore c m m on i
Ads. The More You Tell — 7 he am ong men than am ong women
More Von S«*11
and children It may come on su '- ;
denlv. but usually it is the re 'lit I
of long ex posure .and may come 1
on gradually. The sym ptom s are
a pain in the head, dizziness, a feel
ing of oppression, the absence cf
, ersp iratio n and. som etim es, n a u
sea and vom iting
W hile a doctor is being sum m on- I
(d . the p itie n t should be rem oved
to a co 1 snot. H i; cl thing should
j e l oosened an J an effort ma c to
red u ce his te m p eratu re rapidly. If.
he is conseiou . he should be given (
s; It and w at -r to d rin k or fru it
juices
M udcr.ition practir« ! du n:: the
uinri.gr in iiths will m ake t h e c
m onths p u s m ore pleasantly a n d ,
com fortably
• T his colum n sp o n 'o ri 1 in the
in te re st < f b e tte r health liv W ash
ington C ountv Public H ealth a
-ociation, 7. la P. M organ, ex ecu
tiv e secretary, i
F au lty hearing Landieaps you
in business and social affairs,
deprives you of m any pleasures
an d inconveniences others. You
c a n h e a r b e t t e r — p r o b a b ly
n m m i n f f l y b etter, with a Zenith
Ucarin; Aid. Come in for d em onstration.
afab.ng brUShei:.U
e it cleo i
quickly-
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Veteran Expresses
Thanks to Red Cross
Job-Training in
Banking Offered
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a n d G e n e r a l A p p lia n c e R e p a ir
R e p a irs
l l l l l - l m i <■ I >i •
al
vi .ir
Even th ere
urcs ind icate
record in O re
tion as a wh
11 in Sc
p oints out. T h e (
cidcnta'. d eath toll ir 1945 is
m ated by th e N i t .
il S ife t'
cil at 10.000 A: Or gon has
one per cent of 1C nation's
the proportion:! e share h ere
thus
be
abo t
10» fat.
th o u g h th e nat a n il figures
t
In
O re g o n farm re sid e n ts a r 1 w o rk
e r* on 9200 f irm , ro v e r 1 by th e
In d u rti il
a
.
B uffered 1719 accid en ts in 1915 of
w hich 10 w ere fatal. T hese ti;-
u re s. com piled by J B. A vison. s ta
tistic ia n for th e com m ission, w ere
re le a s e ! in co n n ectio n w ith th e
th ird a n n u a l N atio n al F arm S afety
w eek J u ly 21 to 27, o f w hich D ean
Wm. A
S cho en feld of O regon
S ta te college is sta te ch airm an .
W hile th ese a re d o u b tless th e
M OTOR
baptist gospel chapel
MUGGS AND SKEETER
Oregon Accidents
On Farms Serious
But Under Nation
CMMLER-PLVMQUJH S/tLES^5EMfKE
Hillsboro, Oregon •.. Phone 751
FURNITURE CO.
153 S. 2nd Avcnuo
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Hillsboro, Oregon
Phone 4'J1
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