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u b r a r v
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DEDICA TE D TO T H E BEST INTERESTS AN D
VOL. 15. NO. 4
Beaverton. Oretron.
Babson Says Tire Policy Wrong
Claims Washington Dictators Get
All The Tires They Want To Use
D E V E L O P M E N T OF GREATER BEAVERTON
F e b r u a r y 2 7 . 1942
W ILL PUT M ERCHANTS
R I G H T ON S PO T
Many housewives, hard pressed
to m ake both ends nreet in their
fam ily budgets, will be im m ediate­
ly interested to learn that the an­
ti-trust division o f the
Federal
Departm ent o f Justice has begun
an investigation
of
com plaints
that m erchants are requiring co n ­
sumers to
purchase
designated
am ounts o f other groceries in o r­
der to obtain a limited amount of
sugar.
M erchants
have been
sternly
warned that this practice o f a
"full-line
fo :c in g " is
subject to
prosecution under the
anti-trust
laws
Deputy A ttorney General
Thurm an W . Arnold has been put
in charge o f the investigation and
assurance is given that the law
will "clam p dow n ” on every m er­
chant w ho resorts to such p .n c-
tices.
The better class o f retail m er­
chants ure above stooping to force
custom ers to buy
beyond
their
needs, but the fact that cheaper
grade distributors a .e doing so has
com pelled drastic action by the
governm ent.
ESTABLISHED 192;
New Legion Post WeedLibraryGoeslo 2200 Pledge
To Hold Public OregonStatcCollege Allegiance To
installation
;
Ameri can Flag
f
1
11
1*
1 he private en tom ological libiars
library
oward
eave.ton
co m ­
o f H ow
ard W eed o f B
Benvo
ton . com
prising some 150 bound and unbound
publications and valued at approx­
imately $500, has just been donated
to th»* department o f entom ology in
the school o f science at Oregon
State
Mr W eed was an early day
student o f ins»*ct life before engaging
in his p.esent occu pation as a nur­
seryman.
W eed's latest gift contains many
early w orks, including
''W h eeler’s
R eport Upon In sect»," published in
W ashington in 1875. and a s,-t o f In­
sect L ife " including the index to is­
sues published by the United States
departm ent o f agriculture, division
o f entom ology. 1888-1895.
The most valuable part o f the col
lection are the early M yriapoda pub
lications. including "T h e New Eng
land Spiders," by E m erton: N ew port’s
"C atalogue o f My. iapodo in the Col
lection o f tire British Museum,” and
eight bound reprints on My i iapodo.
by Boll man.
J
w
■
VDl
En R oute to W ashington. F ebru­
Vocal veterans
are enthusiastic
At the annual W ash in gton 's birth
ary 27 D uring the past tw o weeks. I
over the organization o f their Am eri
J have been m aking a carefu l study
day anniversary reception to newly
can
le
g
io
n
Post.
Their
petition
for
o f the tire situation.
I am con vin c­
naturalized
citizens
Sunday in the
Charter having been duly granted,
ed o f tw o things^
— (1) The A m ­
Portland M unicipal auditorium , some
and
their
officers
elected,
the
next
erican people can have tiies if will­
step is the presentation o f this ch ar­
2200 O regon persons pledged their*
ing to g o w ithout certain cotton and
ter and installation o f the officers.
allegiance
to tIre A m erican flag.
rubber products.
(2
The A m eri­
C onfusion as to relationship be­
This will be accom plished at a big
can people are w illing to go without tween the Am erican Red Cross and
Follow ing is a list o f those present
public
m
eeting
to
be
held
W
ednesday
alm ost anything if they can avoid Civilian Defense in Oregon last week
from this district:
evening. March 4. in the B eaverton
putting up their cars.
brought fo .th a “ policy statem ent"
grade school auditorium
TIG \ ltl)— R ose Dietz, H arold D ob­
Transportation is Fundam ental
from State Civilian D efense C oordin­
Ceremonies o f the installation will
W hen W ashington -on the spur o f ator Jerrold Owen.
bin, Joseph H Gold, A lexander Da­
The statement
|
be
in
the
hands
o
f
Brazier
C.
Small
the m om ent says we can 't have any was developed by the Am erican Red
vidson. Elsie Annie Davies, Donald
o f Salem, District Com m ander, while
m oie tires fo r the duration, it is Cross .the O ffice o f Civilian Defense |
the actual w o .k will be done by the
Fred Davis,
M ildred
H orst,
Dora
playing with a buzz saw
T ran spor­ and the O ffice o f D efense Health and
H ollywood Post Drill Team .
It is
Houle. M atilda Houle, D orothy Kay
tation
is fundam ental.
It always j W elfare Service.
hoped that the State Com m ander, Jo-
has existed and is m ore needed today
VanLoo, Edith I. Van S choiack, Mary
It was agreed the
duplication in !
1 seph K Carson Jr., will be present to
than ever.
O f course, m uch o f it is service and training co u .se s required
S. Venini, Jane E. V ipnod, E rw ina
deliver
the
main
address.
unnecessary.
W e all can, and will, in civilian defense should be avoided 1
O fficers to be installed are:
C om ­
Volk, lj»w ren ce J. Volk.
Lelu M.
cut our m ileage 30G to 40«7 or more and that the program o f the Red 1
mander. W . L. Cady, 1st vice com ­
Walker, M argaret <5 W allace, Edwin
But we all want a car with tire s,— Cross should be utilrzed to the full- I
mander, 1 R . Metzler, 2nd vice com
M W ard, Ida A. W ard, Mary Jacob
capable o f running if we need it. est extent. But nowhere did it state \
mander, E. Stipe, adjutant. Fo. rest
; sen.
Furtherm ore, my guess is
that
that the Red Cross would take sole I
DeLapp, finance officer, M. H. M et­
GARDEN
H O M E— F rancis Marie
until W ashington gives us tim e to | con trol o f such
activities as food,
calfe, chaplain. C B. W alker, and
Boovar, Maude F. K nayy, Lillian E
build buggies and raise horses again ; clothin g and em ergency shelter, in-
sergeant
at
arms,
W
allace
J.
Ehlert.
K nocker, A lbena Kmulsen.
—we are goin g to get tires.
. stead stating that the
R ed
Cross
l Additional m em bers o f the executive
T ires are made m ainly o f cotton , should be prepared to functron in
B E W E R T O N — Marie K okicli, Gltt-
com
m
ittee
are
Thom
as
M.
Ramsdell.
with som e rubber and a very little j suc.h fields in full cooperation with
fiied Elsasser, Beth T aylor Em m ons,
Jt , Reedville. Fred M. Van Kleek.
wire.
O f cotton,
Harold D W hitm ore, Ira Ann Whit
we have a gr eat | a || pn|.|¡(- and private agencies.
Kinton, and Harold J. Graves. West
Beaver Chapter No. 106, O E. S. tlesea, E lsie
surplus. By sw itch in g spindles from
W iebe.
O tto W iebe,
T his
statement
further
asserted
Slope.
met
fo:
its
regular
m
eeting
in
'the
som ething else we are w illing to give j that services
r equired
in
Civilian
Invitations to attend have been M asonic Tem ple W ednesday evening G eorge 11. Weln, Iris W ill, Della Rae
up, the fabric could easily be made. i D efense activities would be made
W illiams.
Isaac M. W illiam s, E ric
The first wartim e draft lottery in sent to all o f the Legion Posts in
with u large attendance o f members W illiams, Isaac V. G. W illiam s. Kath
T here is an enorm ous amount o f wild | available to Defense Councils by Red 24 years will take place March 17
W ashington and Multnomah cou n ­ and visitors.
rubber at the upper waters o f the I Cross chapters which would operate St. P atrick s day.
ei ino V. Wills, Charles J. W ilson,
ties; also to the various civic and
F ollow ing the m eeting members of
Am azon.
It will be expensive to I su bject to the authority o f the Ile-
Selective se .v ice headquarters an­ fraternal organizations in this co m ­ the M asonic ord er and Bethel No. 20 Edith M. Belsbee, Ijeo, Carl Bernar
gather this; but it can be gathered fcn se C ounci's.
Mario Yates,
nounced last night that the order in munity.
Everybody is w elcom e the Jobs Daughters, who were special dini, Caroline W eber,
and floated dow n on rafts to Para
Illian M Abbich, B ernadena W. W.
1 In order that there m ight
be no which the 9,000,000 latest registrants nn*nrbers o f the new post are anxious
guests o f the evening were invited in­ Alex, Agnes Altishin, Oswald
W h ere W e Can Get Rubber
Wid
! m istake in the interpretation o f the will be called fo r
m ilitary
service to take their place in the com m un ­
to the chapter room . A short p ro­ mer, W ener
This rubber can then be brou ght in statem ent, Owen discussed the m at-i will determ ine then
E W yttenberg.
R osa
The men in­ ity as an active force.
gram o f old time songs was given Johnson, A rdlto Pellegrini, John Pet-
sailing vessels and old steam ers to ter with A. L. Schafer, P a cific Coast volved are those between 20 and 41
with tin* ladies and their leader dress­ rtc, Philip Michael Piazza, Saverto
Tampa, Mobile, N ew Orleans, and B ranch M anager o f
the
Am erican j years o f age, inclusive, w ho register-
ed in fashions o f the gay Nineties. Pillarlla,
Texas ports where the cotton is. Fur­ Red Cross in San F rancisco.
D olores;
C arlo
P reclsca,
Mr. led earlier in the month.
Edw ard T aggart, m aster o f Beaver­ I Joseph Pulco, F ilippo Rilipelli, R ose
therm ore, these ports are
near
the
,
i _______
Schafer said:
O fficia ls said the • new registrants
ton M asonic lodge gave a talk.
J. Sacchini,
naval stores and
V incenzo S antuccl, A n ge­
asphalt
supplies | ‘ The Ame ican
Red Cross has a probably would not he called before
F ied Kam m , past grand patron of lina Scarcell, Joanna Edna Schwartz,
which could be mixed with the pure | responsibility for relief o f su fferin g May.
Quotas will be filled in the
the gian d chapter o f C olorado, was Luigi S tefano
rubber.
M oreover, the South has a I caused by disaster especially in fur- m eantime from those in the ‘jfl to 35-
Serralunga, Rach»*l
He gave a Sim onattl, M arie Sincick.
Continued on P age 2
Beaverton m oved one step closer speaker o f the evening.
i nishing
food,
clothing,
em ergency year brackets who signed up in 1940
very fine talk. Mrs. Dora Stipe, past
Josephine
Frances
Slade,
Anna
| m edical attention
and shelter.
A and 1941— before the nation was at l to the
cham pionship o f the T.Y.V.
matron o f Oregon, also gave an in­ 'C a rolin e Stewart, Sh erw ood; B arrem e
; County Defense program would not war.
1 league F riday night by defeating the teresting talk.
Elizabeth Stone, A nna Beatrice Swi-
I be com plete did it not utilize this
■ Forest Grove V ikings 33 to 30, in a
R efreshm ents were served.
The ! berg, F rances Maude Tasker., Mary
j service o f the Red Cross, w hich, in
i tin ill-packed gam e on the Beaver s tables were decorated in m otifs and Dortha M T echner, O laf Cookin, Tai
I time o f em ergency, has funds and |
home floor.
colors in keeping with G eorge Wash- ink H alvorsen Dahl, O scar
Dewey,
supplies available.
Its operations in
The
Beavers gained a slim lead I tngton's birthday.
Berglioth
Elizabeth
Dudmundsen,
con nection
with
Civilian
Defens»*
Slmen Anderson
E gger, BorghrUI
,jn the gam e and held it virtually all
must, however, be coordinated with
' Karone, Marie Kidr, O scar Emannel-
the way through with the score at
Monday, M arch 2, 7:30 p. m., will and subordinate to the County I)«*-
, sen, John Krieksen, John Erlandsen,
start the ball rolling in the annual fens*> Council to prevent c o n flict in
halftim e being 19 to 16 Beaverton.
Sam Forgeson, Anton W illiam G iant,
D istrict Basketball tournam ent to be authority when the enem y strikes.
Dale Scheller, Beaver center, liter­
The Beaverton B ook club celebrat­
i Elizabeth Jane Grim stead. Carl John
“
T
here
is
nothing
to
prevent
a
ally
had
a
field
day,
scorin
g
16
held this year in the H illsboro g y m ­
ed its fourth anniversary with a sil­
1 Gunderson, T hea Gunderson.
Not far behind him was
nasium.
Play is to last five or pos­ C ounty Defense C ouncil from turn­ ver tea. W ednesday afternoon at the points.
M E T Z G E R — Guy H. Selby.
ing over its food, clothin g an em-
At
a
m
eeting
o
f
tin*
T
ualatin-Y
am
-
;
Fritz
Karpestein
who
tallied
with
11
sibly six days.
T here were
1 ergen cy
housing
activities
to the Conger gational church.
AED IIA— Anna Ixruise Thom as.
hill
Valley
league
principal»
anil
Play is to proceed by elim ination I local R ed Cross chapter if it desires. thirty-one ladies present to hear the points.
coach es
whirl)
m et In H illsboro .
M U LTN O M AH — Elsa C. E rickson,
In review ing *'Alnska H o b ­
At no time during the gam e was
process until all but one team has | But if the R ed Cross assum es all | reviews.
Thur sday night, T hom as Fowler, Ti-1 Frank Oskar, Ertler, W alter Fabner.
by Barrett W illou gh by
many excitem ent as high as it was when
lost tw o games.
That team goes to | these responsibilities, it must serve | (la>’
gard high school principal, was e le c t -.
1 under* direction
of
the
C ouncil," • 'a les o f the boom day's were retold , F orest Grove made a desperate, last ed president.
Salem for the State Tournam ent.
ahead, but
Trophies will be aw arded first and Owen said, "W h ere a D efense Coun- ! by the old sourdoughs w hom the : minute thrust to move
Paul M enegat, Forest G rove h ig h 1
cil already has set up its own com - authoress interveiwed. The life and j succeeded
only in tying the score school principal, was elected v ice - 1
second place winners.
handle
the
above
func-
j
pxpeiiences
o
f
K
londike
Kate,
at
president and John Gary, West Lynn .
E ach team is to be com posed o f m ittees to
recom m ended i present a resident o f Bend, Oregon, tem porarily at 28 to 28.
tions, it is strongly
The Beave; "13" squad won their high superintendent, w;is elected sec­
ten players and a manager.
who
that the local R ed Cross ch apter be ! were very interesting to many
retary.
Mr. F ow ler had served as
Mrs. H athorn o f H illsboro and Mr. given representation on the Commit- had either met Kate or knew others gam e with For est Grove "B 's ' by the
secretary during the previous year.
score
o
f
34
to
18.
w ho had known he.
In the review
Bullis o f Beaverton are scorers. Mr. tees to avoid duplication o f e ffo r t.”
League office rs decided to hold a
o f the second book "Sitka, Portal to
Hassel o f T igard is the tim er. R e f­
spr ing sports com petition as usual ’ T he B eaverton
PTA
held their
R
om
a
n
ce"
m
any
biographies
o
f
the
erees are to be selected in the near
and a com m ittee
headed
by Mr. Founder's Day tea at 2:45 Tuesday.
I i ; i l _ l _______ \ M ~ m m IT- o m a J
R u s s i a n and earl y A m e r i c a n
ettiers
G ary was appointed to meet in th»;, ' Feb. 24, at the gr ade sch ool building.
future.
! the historic developm ent o f Sitka
near future and d .a w up a 1942 T Y .j
B eaverton
w on
the
tournam ent
Mrs. B arrett Ran«lall accom panied
Mrs. H. A. H artshorn and Mrs. Er-
V. league football schedule.
Mr at the piano and Mrs. F, R. Johnson
last year by d efeatin g Sherw ood, T i­
1 nest Masters presided at the urns
Minnville, new mem ber o f the league lead the singing.
gard, and H illsboro.
In the finals
Only the third
^ during the tea hour.
The PTA nut.ition class undei the will be Included in tin* grid sch ed u le' verse o f the Star Spangled Banner
M
P Cady o f H illsboro, has been ! The next m eeting will be at 11
Beaverton defeated H illsboro 24 to
w hich is drawn up for eight tram s was sung because it is a m ore ap p ro­
direction
o
f
Mrs.
Norton
IVok
has
named as assistant county co-ordin- j o'clock Mar ch 11, W ednesday, at the
22 .
on the com m ittee, an* the follow in g: priate sentim ent fo r the present. My
Mr s Ernest now organized as a Red Cross can
Schedule is as follow s:
M onday: atoi and will handle defense activi- l C ongregational chur ch
Principals J. H. Turnbleson o f Sher­ tribute a song written
teen
class
and
will
review
the
w
ork
especially
ties
not a definite part o f the Citl- j M asteis will review
“ Introducing
H illsboro vs. F orest Grove.
wood and Dean Maxwell o f McMInn in tribute to mothers, fathers, teacb-
zens Defens** Corps, a ccord in g to Australia"
by C. Hartley Grannan covered in the ten lessons just co m ­
Beaverton
vs. Sherw ood, T igard
All those interested are ville and coach es A1 Bogue o f Hills ers, youth, was also sung.
M ajor W . W . W oodbridge, cou nty c o ­ E veryone
is invited to com e and pleted.
boro, Loren Douglas o f N ew berg and I | There was a short business m eet­
drew the bye.
ordinator.
bring her sandw iches to eat during urged to sign up for canteen course
Marble Cook o f Beaverton.
T u esd a y : Losers o f M onday night
ing
Mrs. Heil, ways and means
D efense
sta ff
appointm ents
an­ the noon hour at w hich tim e coffee m eeting each W ednesday evening at
7 30 at the home o f M s. R D. Bleak
gam es: T igard vs w inne. o f Hills-F. nounced this week by M ajor W ood- and tea will be served.
i chairm an, announced
the
minstrel
man, just east o f
Skyway, across
show would be given on Ma ch 6th
include
those
of
Leste
G. name
W in n er» o f Beav.-Sher: bridge
----------------- — —
from Beaver Lunch. On W ednesday.
in the grade sch ool auditorium at 8
Hughes o f I orest. Grove as ch ie f an
gam e draws bye.
March 11th, arrangem ents are being
o'clock .
Mrs., G ertrude Blum, state
raid
warden
and
W
.
F.
Cyrus,
county
Players
to
represent
B eaverton
made
to
attend
a
dem
onstration
lee
president, was present and spoke o f
this year are: Guards, Malm, Lusby, agent as advisor for rural fire pro­
ture
by
Mrs.
R
ita
Calhoun
at
the
the many ways I’T A can help in the
tection.
Baughm an, Barnes. S lov ick ; Center,
Public Service buildrpg
Call or see
w ar work, and other problem s which
M ove O ffices
Mrs. Bleakm an If you c a .e to go
Scheller.
T w o other players will
are arising just now.
O ffice »
of
M ajor
W oodbridge,
Baiting ground squirrels, or gray
w hether or not you attend the nutri­
be selected from T urner, H agg, Mick county defense co-ordinator, and the
Mrs. Beattie, county vice president,
W ashington county teachers asso­ tion class
The clu b wants at lenst diggers as they are com m only called, and M is. Elizabeth
Mabee, county
and Eggers.
rationing board will be moved this
ciation at their m eeting helil Satur­ forty persons to go fio m Beaverton when they first em erge from hibei secretary,
told
of
m obilization o f
week to the basement o f the court
day at the W ashington cou n ty court and they must leave at 7 sharp to nation in the spring has giv»*n very w orkers to gather the crop s in W osh-
house from the present second floor house elected the follow in g delegates
effective
control
and
will
materially
get there In time
W atch fo r com
tngton county this year.
quarters with E ngineer I^ee M acIn­
decrease the num ber during the su m ­
, to the O :eg on state teachers associa plete notice next week.
T urning back time, a skit present­
tyre.
mer when thcii dam age is m ost no-
ition m eeting March 25, 26, 27 at
ed by nine wom en dressed In c o s ­
R oss Hart at C ooper Mt., Frank
ticed, says Palm er Torvend, assistant tum es o f the year, they represente«!
Portland
Delegates chosen
were
O 'M eara at E lm onica and J. Haack Pnul Menegat. R ow en a Bowman, For Beaverton Orator Heard
county agent.
Ground
squirrels
told the imp«>rtant events which have
at H atch's Station, have been named est Grove, Austin S cafford . Cornelius,
usually em erge some time (luring the
By Hillsboro Chamber
taken place since the M other’s C on­
recom ­ Miss Tennessee W eather red.
A rthur E Miller, route 2, box 263-H as com m unity directois. on
H ills­
latter part o f Februaty o r the first gress was first held in 1897, forty-five
B eaverton died Sunday night at a m endation o f Ted Em erson, Aloha
boro: alter nates Miss G e.aldrne San-
R obert Sayre winner in th ee out o f M arch, depending upon the weath- years ago, in which time it has
Portland hospital from bullet w ounds district director.
I ford, Beaverton. Harold Tum bleson. o f foui divisions o f the recent speech er.
A t this time they are hungry grow n from 2,000 m em bers to 2,-
received Friday, when
Mrs Marie
C om m unity fire wardens and fire ; Sherwood, J W . Poynter.
W hen they
H illsboro tournam ent at Linfield,
was guest and take bait readily,
500,000 with units in every state and
T ra in «!. 3829 N E 7th avenue,
P ort­ fightin g crew s being organized are iand L eR ov Smith.
pring
they
Forest
Grove
speaker at the H illsboro cham ber o f em erge early in the
Hawaii.
D orothy Carr turned the
land. accord in g to reports shot him now being named by the com m unity
j V teacher s attended the m eeting
com m erce m eeting last week
R ob­ usually feed for a »ho t tim e before hands o f the clock .
three times.
directors.
s
baiting
at
ert delivered tw o o f his winning talks the young are born, thu
T he tea table was decorated with
W hen adm itted to the hospital Mil­
N . ,
on the subject “ Our G .eat Social this time does not only destroy the a bowl o f narcissus and other greens
ler told detectives he was sitting in
Beaverton M asonic Lodge is spon
P roblem " and the question o f wheth parent stock hut also prevents any o n e tall taper
representing
the
the kitchen o f the T ra in er home ta lk ­ soring a dance in the M asonic hall
er youth will make necessary saerr additional young being produced. A spi it o f I’TA
The birthday cake
ing to Jessie Hawking. Mrs. T rain­ Saturday, M arch 7.
consider an].
quantity o f
poisoned was beautifully decorated with three
fices to aid A m erica's war effort.
er's daughter, when
Mrs.
Tra rer
barley has been mixed under the di­ forget me nots and leaves on a pale
cam e into the room and opened fire
rection o f the U. 8. Biological Survey yellow icing
Mrs. G ray and Mrs
without warning.
He was shot in
LIB R A R Y NOTES
Mrs. E lm er Stipe entertained with
and will be available to fa. mers at W alker, both past presidents in th*'
the chest, a m and head
At the conclusion o f each y e a - the a V ictory tea at her home W ednes-
Hoarding is Unpatriotic
cost at their feed dealers o r In the B eaverton unit poured
Mrs. Trainer, held in the Portland A m erican L ibrary A ssociation prints day afternoon o f last week.
Two
Mrs, Hall presented her C am pfire
city jail on an open ch arge for the a list o f the outstanding books of chairm en o f
H oarding is a cow ardly and d ecid ­ cou nty agent's office.
each
nine
im portant
G irls
who explained
s«imo o f the
T his practice is
district attorney since the shooting, that year
On the 1941 list puhlish- com m ittees and o ffice rs o f the o - edly unpatriotic.
w ork they were doing.
is being held fo r the gtand ju ry o r a «d the follow in g are in the Beaverton , ganrzation c arrying out
com bined the result o f fear fear fo r the un­
first degrees m urder
ch arge
She library:
W hile there
The Sun is My Undoing
plans o f the cou nty health board and certainty o f the future
in Steen.
waived a
prelim inary
hearing
The Tim eless
L and— Dark defense
relief.
Mrs
Pennington, will be shortages o f som e food stuffs,
Saratoga
Trunk Ferber
Captain chairm an o f the cou n ty health Red there is goin g to be ample supply for
m unicipal court.
'eh. 27 Cor- Miss Fortier Begins First
F ort Henning, Ga
H oarding, where potential scar­ por al W alter E. Ijirsi
Pan! Ellsherg.
They Came to a Cross nursing, gave m any helpful all.
a nati»i’f* o f Term of Student Teaching
R iver - M cK ay
This A bove All
suggestions and com plim ented the o r ­ cities exist, sim ply hastens the day B eaverton, and now
soldier with
Oregon C«>llege o f Education, M on­
West Slope Youth Made
K night.
A L eaf in the Storm Lin
ganization here on this end o f the of rationing and hoarding m ay a c­ the Second
»ivision WAA mouth, Feb 27 Miss Mavis Fortier,
Armor**«!
Y utang
R andom Harvest Hilton county.
F ollow in g the
business tually create artificial shortages o f recently prom oted t«>
He senior at the Oregon College o f Edu­
grant
Junior Grade Lieutenant
goods or com m odities that are plen­ serves with the 41
Arm ored Jnfar
cation, niece o f Mr and Mrs. E. F
W illiam C
M oote. son o f H F The K eys to the K ingdom Cronin m eeting tea was served, the tea ta
Thus, hoarding will defeat the try o f the division.
has»*'
My Friend Flic ble was
attractive with
a huge tiful.
Brow ne, o f
Beaverton,
began her
Moore 7332 S W Canyon drive, now W indswept C
Y oung Man o f Cara- bow l o f red and white sw eet peas very purpose for which it is indulged.
ka—O'H
ara
if Mrs L first term o f student teaching at the
8gt Ix r s o n is the s
stationed at the B rooklyn navy yard,
N o Life fo. a Lady
W
e
have
plenty
o
f
food
Even
under
can
Y
b
a
ira
blue forget me nots and white tapers
Larson o f Beaverton,
beginning o f the winter term
has been prom oted to lieutenant ju n ­
K abloona -D eP on cin *
the most
unlikely conditions our
Cleveland
Nineteen
students
began
their
ior grade, accord in g
to
w ord
e-
Mayo- Clapesattle
A
standard o f nutrition will still seem
W ard M Nelson enlisted IA*h.uary w«>rk in supervise«! teaching in th«
eeived by his father
Y oun g M oore The D octors
Talent
Team
to
Present
Gilbert St Sullivan
extravagantly high to the Japanese, 23 for the Arm y o f th*' United States training sch«>«>ls during the winter
of
graduated from the naval academ y T reasury
Inside Latin Ameri- Sacred Concert
with his 35 handfuls o f
rice each at the Portland Headquarters o f the term
This brings the num ber o f
In 1939 and was em ployed hy the Deem s T aylor
Berlin Diary Shirer
A talent team from the Northwest month, o to the German living on a
student teachers to 97 and represents
•
Sperry G yroscope com pan v until ca ll­ ca -G u n th er
in
W
ashington
Leech
In
Reveille
Christian College
of
Eugene, Ore­ diet o f potatoes and ersatz. R em em ­ ing to Lt Col B H Hensley, District a net increase o f 12 over last term.
ed into se :v ice early in 1941.
L ife Glascow
will cause shortages R it r u lt in i O ffice
This Or
gon, will present a sacred con cert at ber, hoarding
Most o f the new people will com plete
for Oregon.
Do not forget the V ictory Books the B eaverton Church o f Christ Sun­ and pyramid prices.
their strident teaching during the
One out o f every tw elve em ployed The libra y ia still taking them and day. M arch 1st. at 3 o'clock
All
52 w eek's goo«! readir g in the home sum m er term and will he ready for
persons work for a governm ental the men in cam p will w elcom e every who like sacred m usic will en joy this
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fall.
Explains Duties
O f Organizations
Beaver Chapter
Entertains Guests
Draft Lottery
Set For March 17
Beavers Victorious
Over Viking Team
Tournament Opens
Monday at Hillsboro
Book Club Observes
Fourth Anniversary
Thomas Fowler Elected
President of League
Founders Day Tea
Interesting Affair
Red Cross Canteen Class
Starts Here Wednesday
Hillsboro Man Named
Co-ordinator's Assistant
County Teachers Name
State Meeting Delegates
Torvend Suggests Early
Ground Squirrel Baiting
Bullet Wounds Fatal To
Beaverton Resident
Mrs Elmer Stipe Hostess
For Victory Luncheon
Waller Larson Promoted