The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, July 17, 1942, Image 1

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D E D IC A T E D TO T H E BEST INTERESTS A N D
V O L . 15. N O . 24
Beaverton, Oregon,
D E V E LO PM E N T OF GREATER BEAVERTON
■Friday, Jul\ 17, l ‘>42
ESTABLISH ED
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Service Call
Order Given
Single W a i W orkers Listed
A head of M arried M en
Selective s e r v i c e hoards w e.» . , , . . 1
ijeective set vice boai'ds weie sped-
fically infoimed Tuesday to call sin
gle
wai wotkets
ahead of married
m en u h
fn t npi*D
Boards weie
instructed to »01
th5? quotas
„ 1 , : in
n the
the following
fo^owlntr oedn.
tneir
oidei
1. Single men with no dependents;
2. Single men who do not e o n -
not con-
tribute to the war effort
e f f o r ' but
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have dependents;
3. Single men
with dependents
and who contribute to the war effort;
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w „ h „u
,
Letters From Our Boys in Service IT OH flrii/ p
SAC K U II e
t N1TY. W O K l\
_ men every 10 days so you can see the
K A W W
—THESE M \ K » ; M ORALE . .
| air torce means business
"And what is morale?
It is not
My barracks is crowded, housing
Dear Friends
flags flying, although we need
• 88 men in place of usual 60.
The
flags flying.
It is not bands
, leavin g Beaverton June 12. I spent mtn are of all types many are
playing, though we need hands
five days at Fort Lewis and was young enlistees just out of hig’h
It is not platform oratory, al­
shipped from there tne night of the school; others are
older college
though we need candid speakers
1.th, arriving here at Sheppard hield giaduates who have been grabbed by C ountv E xceeds O liotd
and speeches.
It is faith in u
lc\as. the morning of June 2uth.
It the air folce because they made a n . . . . . . ,
. . . . . .c
cause
It is unity in a pui pose.
is five miles from Wichita halls near superior score on general classifies- t il v J J j U Dy d l J j j . J j
It is a people confident that they
the olllahoma line-
tion test which is given all soldiers;
,
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,
W eath e< is considerably differentl and aome are--washedout air ca-
Washington county went ovei the
are purposefully working toward
from tla t of Oregon, with bright j eta from Kelly Flekl
()ne of 11ese toP wlth a »«tal collection of *6.888.35
victory in the practical aspects
sunshine
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the time and J with tern cadets u
of total war.
It is the people
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hel^
because he w en t. » ^ n t a g e of 124 percen t j> i $1.-
mobilized as one prepared to
Pe,ature ranging from 80 deg. to 100 a W O L , taking a jeep with him and 3S.S 35 over t ie quota of *5.550, ac-
hairman O. B.
work, sacrifice, fight for some­
deK
day Texans
and niKht
Half think
the men
a'*“
1° run
pxt' it a Ka" ° ns of government cording
to County . C
here are
and they
t h e !„
as to
Gates Wednesday
thing greater than any individu­
ctHte is lik*» Mpavpn• thp other
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k »« Hnvn
This
drive nnuid
could nm
not have been a
al.'’ Jonathan Daniels.
,
Each soldier must mark his cloth
are foreigners like myself and we all
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think
it ls ____
like _________
another place
start- ‘ * p ce * ‘th nara<. and
H nhie clUzens of Washington county and
bet
in
waterproof
ink
or
ing with H.
be‘ lr
lnk o r ' nde b e the committee most hea.tily t h a n k s ______________________________________
The air force is crowding 12 weeks p*” ci1
^uch pen^ ' s are difficult to all who gave f or their subscriptions
Selective Service Board No. 1
Beaverton, Oregon
Big Success
... ...stop.Look,u.i,„,Th™c.
Crop
Outlook
Babson Discusses
Wheat Situation
Gloucester, Mass., July 17 With
the harvest seusou just getting un
derway. attention is now focussed on
the wheat belt.
Crops were never
more
important to the United
States, to Canada, and to the rest of
the world than they are today.
In
fact, t.ie ultimate outcome of the war
and the terms of its peace may cen­
ter more around our farm commodi­
ties than around munitions.
Before
discussing our own crop outlook, I
should like to summarize, briefly, the
easo abroad.
Foreign Status
First, let me say that in spite of
the necessity of supplying other
countries with grains, Germany is
probably not hnrd-up. Certainly, her
people are not starving to death by
any means.
Hitler has held on to
the Ukraine which is the greatest
wheat producing section
in the
world.
In addition to the Ukraine
Germany has the fields of Rumania
and Hungary to draw upon.
Par­
ticularly in Poland and Greece the
situation is very bad.
It is. how
ever, possible that Greece may get
some United States help
Crop conditions in Norway, the
Netherlands, and Czechslovakia ran
be considered definitely below pre­
war standards
The
people of
France. Belgium, nnd Yugo Slavia
are definitely underfed and starving
in many instances
Spain, still feel­
ing the effects of hei>. civil war, is
also in a bad way.
All European
countries can look forward only to
further cuts in feeding
This also
applies to Italy which before the
Libyan defeat was to be the loca
tion o f the much talked of "Second
Front” .
who are not engaged in the war ef and so. tbe men have
fiee time, 8ewing |eit committee to include one
When the phrase "loaded with war
fort;
1 We arise at 4:45, answer roll call 5 ¡ndellible pencil in each kit. The av-
materials" is applied to a railroad
Quota
Col*
Percent
make
bed
and
clean
bat
racks
until
6.
erage
intelligence
score
would
be
Com.
5. Married men without children '
$ 125 * 142.60 114rr tiain it may designate a great vari­
in formation 5
blocks
i-ai8ed —
10 to —
25 •---
points if the commit- : Bunks
Banks
who are engaged in the wai effort; march
.
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.
ety of weapons ami supplies It may
550
73 > 80 134
1
Beaverton
6. Married men living with wife breakfast a°d back, fall out into pla- tee aiso would include a small book-
designate airplane parts 01 guns or
200
drill field je^ on elementary' grade-school math- 1 Cornelius
881 HI 141e}
and children or children only and toons at i and march to
Grove
1000 1210.68 12m general equipment.
decimals;
per- Forest Grov
who are not engaged in the war where we do group calisthentics from ematics—fractions;
It may mean bombs.
Gules
Creek
25
60 55 243' ;
1
7:30
to
8,
play
regimented
games
centage;
square
rc
effo rt;
If the idea hits hard, bringing
160';
482.95
300
Gaston
7. Married men living with wife
or *rom * to 9\ drill or K° to 1®ctur* 1 numbers; ration and
dread,
tiiat, in this instance, is well.
56
50
113';
50
i Helvetia
children only who are engaged
in the T 101?1 9 t0 11:30, ma'5 h„ t0 „
and direct proportion; mu
Caution
in crossing railroad tracks
back, tall tint at 1 3<> f«»t «li ill <>i cx traction and division
1300 1391.00 107'}
Hillsboro ....
war effort
should follow as an indeviithlc rule.
13.8'}
173
00
animations
and
arc
dismissed
at
5.
ing
the
army
each
selectee
should
,
Laurel
........
125
Married Men ( Tassified
Likewise, understanding of what
ire 25 170' ;
100
Showers work overtime here in ev- brush up on synonyms.
Metzger
To be classed as a married man
may be the nature of commodities
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l
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4
1
75
40
registrant must have been married 1 ening. as everyone is hot and tired
There is little talk of the war here. 'Mountainside
171.18 171Ç} hauled by the railroads in t.ie per­
100
before December 8, 19*1, and must . A constant afternoon breeze makes it but each man is eager to get h ii
I Main»
117 811 117'} formance of their war duty should
100
be living with his wife.
possible for us to stand the heat training period completed and be as- Orenco
131 00 107 G increase public support of the propo­
125
To guide local boards on whether j while drilling.
However it blows up 8jgned to training school or active Scholls
152.50 101''} sal by David B. Robertson, presi­
Sherwood
150
or not a man is engaged in the war gusts of fine dust which is disagree- duty,
luti '.in 131G dent of the Brotherhood of locomo­
150
Timber
effort, draft headquarters issued a : able,
One does not realize the tremend- Tualatin
122
23 122't tive Firemen and Enginemen, for a
100
list of 34 essential activities.
Anyone who complains of Beaver- ous war effort which is being made
proclamation by President Roosevelt
758
45
400
189'}-
West
Slope
In granting deferment for occupa- ton water should be forced to drink or tbe great number of men who
requiring all automobiles to stop be
77'}
193.35
250
Aloha
tlonal reasons the board must decide the water here.. It is luke warm and now are serving in the armed forces,
foro crossing the tracks.
88'},
100
88.16
Garden
Home
whether a man is engaged in one of tastes like a mixture of chlorine and untii one sees such a huge army
The railroads are loyally perform­
300 200.75
66 r}.
those activities and then determine weak hydrogen peroxide
As a re- camp a8 this with its tens of thous- Tigard
ing war duty, moving more tons
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Collections
are
from
reports
for
that his particular job makes hint a I suit, we drink other liquids when an(j Gf men Wish some of my Beav-
with fewer locomotives than ever be
“ necessary man.’
possible and believe you me we drink jerton friends would write me and I l>l(‘ce< m°* Satul*°ay night.____________ fore.
A single collision, caused by
Also, the firm in which he is em- plenty.
I consume approximately take my mind temporarily off this j
carelessness, may tie up a main line,
ployed, musf be fulfilling a war con- each day:
10 bottles of soft drinks, Texas heat.
Yours.
The Tualatin chairman. Mrs H. H impede the war program and cause
tract, performing a government ser- 2 mugs of coffee IV» pints of milk,
p vt. TH U R LO W W EED
i Bryant, and her committee are en needless loss of life and property.
vice or a service necessary to civ il-12 mugs of ice tea or orange ade, 1 Barracks 387
404 T. S
Squadron, titled to special mention, according An instanc« is the accident on the
ian life in support
of the war effort, quart of water
Many a time I Sheppard Field, Texas.
to Chairman Gates, ns they took , Union Pacific nivu Rotk Springs,
or he must be supplying material for wish I were back in Rossi's enjoying
Here is one of the clearest stories
over the drive but ten days ago The Wyoming, when three young men In
such firms.
a good cup of coffee.
Qf army life we have printed. Many former chairman had been unable to an old model car and with perfectly T i d e May Tur n
Activities l>et-'.iled
j Army food, on the whole, is good, home folks have wondered how the continue it and left the community clear view, ran Into a Challenger
I f Norway o f France are invaded
The essential activities were:
;and there is plenty of it. Each mess boys lived.
Friends should drop him without a chairman for
over two tiain, derailing the locomotive, jack- by the Uniited States, or if Russia
Production of aircraft and parts; hali lerVes about 1,000 to 1,200 men a line also other boys far away weeks with $39 of the quota raised, knifing the baggage coach, turning pushes the Germans out of the occu­
ships, boats and parts; ordnance and nn(j j^e different barracks go at from home they miss you as
you Mrs Bryant accepted the chairman the womens coach over on its side. pied Ukraine, the situation with res
accessories; ammunition; agriculture; Space(j intervals to make such large miss them
Write today.
ship and, with her committee, made and derailing the five cars following pert to Germany’s food .question enn
food processing, foiestry,
logging feeding possible.
Each mess has 2
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a whirlwind campaign this past Forty people were injured. The cost quickly change for the worse. Fur
and lumbering; construction,
CORl , cafeteria lines.
A person picks up
June 26, 1942 week, collecting *82 28 to bring their exceeded $100,000.
Some of the thermore, like ns in fact to some ex­
mining,
me t a l
mining;
non- a knife> fork, large spoon, coffee
subscriptions up to $122.23 or 122 per equipment cannot be replaced.
tent. much of the corn the Axis can
Greetings:
metallic mining and processing and . cup, breakfast bowl, and rectangular
! cent of! the quota
j The Robertson proposal should be get must be turned into alcohol for
I
am
at
Ft.
Lewis,
Well,
here
quarrying:
smelting.
refining and : stee, t
with 6 indentations.
A
Orenco came in this week with an adopted by the President and by oth-
Continued from page 3
way w.wi o
^ , private without privacy.
rolling metals; production of metal ; S!ee.
But this also, is to
half pint of good milk is available
H qw do , ,,ke the Arm
That lB over-subseription of its quota, show- <.r governors.
shapes and forgings;
finishing of at each meal.
ing
a
percentage
of
117.
be
said
to
motorists;
K P s behind counter a milit
gecret ha, W e„ so far ,
metal products; production of indus 9erve
you «| with
^ hat \ you
desi,.e
r« n »•«
ip»\ia
*| 4
uphfli
fCV 11 tl
OCI t'O
Appreciation of the work of the
Dont’ wait for a proclamation re­
have
been
eating too much, other community chairmen and their com quiring you to stop before crossing a
trial
and agricultural
equipment;
After meal, a K P takes the empty
wise
it
is
not
too
bad—yet!
machinery; chemicals and allied pro- mük bottle from your tray,
you drop
mittees
for
their
splendid
en- railroad
track.
Make your own
Pvt. K A R L DOERN
ducts; rubber products: leather pro- knjfe fork and ' spoon in proper
deavors in the campaign and cspec stop look listen rule.
Do it now
ducts; textiles; apparel; stone, clay bucket8i you place cup or
bowl on
ially those who exceeded their quotas. y ou may live longer,
You will
and glass products, petroleum, nat- counter as you pass outside,
then you W e’re now in Coast Artillery—with was expressed this week by the serve your country better Oregon
ural gas and petroleum and coa! pro ho)d t
while a K P brushes off probability
of officer training ’ n i members of the executive committee Journal.
Cooperation of Oregon citizens in
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__ balance
thinks and
Community chairmen were as fol
ducts;
transportation
equipment; food remains which goes to farmers
Our group
the anti-forest fire drive during the
transportation
services;
materials for hog food” and'then you rinse tray ------
a« ,ee *■ heartily that we are in the best ,ows c j stickney, Aloha Mrs Flo
first protracted dry spell of the sum-
for packing and shipping pn -ducts. jn large receptacle of hot water
....... batallion and best camp of them a ll_ ira Munford, Banks; Fred H Goyt,
Tnor was wonderful, said Nelson S.
communications equipment ; communi- ; T
jg fairly clean but is cleaned It s more encouraging now that I Beaverton Mrs. Frank Dooher, Cor­
Rogers, stnte forester in commenting
cations service; heating, power and batter later by wash.MS
have something definite to work on nelius;
E. L. Paldanius.
Forest
on the record of forest fires during
Illuminating
services;
repair and j j WRnt
to be sure to thank the More later,
sincerely
j Grove;
Mrs
L. M
Finer, Gales
the holiday week end.
There was
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hand trade services (blarksmithing. Beaverton citizens who donate a sew-,
RAYM O N D C A R L
Creek; Mrs. John H. Holmes, Garden
Three new guests. Mr. and Mrs.
in protected areas
armature rewinding. electrical and jnff k,t to each sdectee leaving.
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Home; Bert Fleischauer,
Gaston; Rochester of Roseburg and Miss only one fire
bicycle repair, automobile repair, har-, have uged it a half dozen times and
Plenty has happened since my in Mrs. Ijouise Bleuer, Helvetia;
Wil- Merrick of Portland will increase the which we havn definitely established
as man-caused, and that was in
ness and leather repair, clock repair. near]y a dozen friends have borrowed duction (April 14) I have been to Ham C. Christensen, Hillsboro; John number in the family to 26.
northern Josephine county and was
tool repair and sharpening); aealth ^ f or repair work
One boy re- three different places, but am finally W Mullov. I^turel; A A
Baldwin,
Mrs I^uira Hill, superintendent of probably a set blaze.
and welfare services;
educational! turned mine last night and apolo situated at Hq H. H. D. Ft Shafter, Metzger; Mrs J. M Stretcher, Moun- the Northwestern Christian
Home
This is the best record in many
services; governmental service.
!g jzed for breaking out one of the T. H.
¡tainside; Mrs. Effie Jackson, North northeast of Beaverton, left Monday
years and shows clearly the desire of
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Hawaii
is
a
nice
place,
but
I
Plains
Sam
Rich,
Orenco
Ferd
Gro
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months
vacation
Oklahoma
the people to be helpful in this war
So far I have had 1 smallpopx vac would muen rather be in Beaverton ner, Scholls; Floyd Shoop, Snerwood:
the California state emergency when forest fires could
■ nation, 1 tetanus injection and 3 We boys here are trying to put out Hobart Vermilye. Tigard;
A
M “conv,.nUon ;„.|d m ljOU Beach on be so disasterous to our safety. Rog­
cination,
,-phoid in n ova tion s.
the best we can for U S and I Harkson, Timber; Mrs. H H Bry her
typhoid
ay Ml.,. cia ia Vernon will be ers continued. We had sonte trouble
Mrs. Henry Dahl,
About 70Gof men here go to 18 know every one at home is doing his ant, Tualatin;
in charge of the home in her ah with campers near Oregon beaches
weeks of airplane mechanics’ school best.
West Slope.
sence.
leaving camp fires unattended, hut
Will see you after V IC TO R Y
We want to thank the county pa
on other side of this field, when they
Miss Phyllis Oilman is attending
Sincerely
pets for their fine co-operation given the Bear Springs Youth confeetnce feel that this will not happen again
complete their 4 weeks of basic T.iis
when campers realize the danger
Pvt.: C H ARLES W. M A R S H ALL us throughout the campnlgn nnd for
mechanics school is sending out 900
they are exposing the entire coastal
The Oregon association of Beauty
the first page space furnished us in this week
Mrs. Peck ham of Beaverton, was a regions to by leaving blazing beacons
Shop owners district No. 1. held a
each issue of the paper for report­
visitor at the home this week
which the enemy could use.
meeting at the Moose Hall, Hillsboro. D
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ing the weekly progress of the drive
Mrs. Brown visited witlf her son
Wo have a hot and dry summer
Tuesday. July 14
The Washington t S e a v e r t O n b a n n e r s
Mr Gates declared W'ednesday
and family this week at Forest ahead of us, and I believe with the
County unit acted as hostess to the Registered This W ee k
Grove.
fine record made this past week end
Tillamook and Portland units with a
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Scrap Salvage
Walter L. Myeis retuined Friday that our people Intern» to give the
joint installation of officers for the
Beaverton
of
Residents
from the Christian Church conven best possible support to our drive to
Washington county and Tillamook West Slope registered this week at
Scrap iron is piling up gradually t,on of Wa8hin>!ton wb|ch was held keep fires from our forest areas,
units.
the Beaverton grade school for their | „
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in the yards at Beaverton but more in Spokane and left Saturday for the Rogers continued.
W e must reserve
The meeting was opened with a sa- final canning sugar ration
j
° " S1 22 pet school capita, is needed and now’
People of tie
lute to the flag and all sang the
Applicants who receive their certifi- j *12.8*8'78 from the s <ate Irreducible community are utged to bring in California convention in Long Beach our fire fighting resources, our men
and Stockton.
and our equipment to be ready for
Star Spangled Banner accompanied cates 48 hours after registering must S fht>o1 Eund, has been distributee o the,r 8crap llon now
any emergency, and this protection
at the piano by Thelma Cullen.
bring present ratiort books, if they
eler" en a'V ac ll“ ’ s ln
plans are underway to
create
force should not have to waste en­
Gladvs Innes. legislative chaiimar.. nave beep issued them, at the time of Washington ( ounty
t w
Bat m s .
t
covering this end of the coon
Lutheran Church Lease
county
superintendent,,
announce!
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ergy putting out fires caused from
installed the following officers of the application
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j. . t ty to collect scrap iron
If anyone
carelessness.
this week
Washington county unit:
J The baiance of canning sugwt will V*“
last years SI 14
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ha* an oId un,,8af,,'‘ P*e<’e ° f marhln- W es t Hil!* Mem. Chapel
There were more than 75 fires over
Florence Miller. Beaverton, presi- be alloted to persons who1 have only 1
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ety, implement or car. or heavy cast
the
week end of the Fourth of July
Hills
Memorial
chapel
The
West
dent Lois Sheeley, Cornelius, vice- received half their allowance.
Hillsboro schools received the lar- lron 0f any kjnd t tat they cannot
all but one started from lightning.
Hills cemetery
pres; Etna Peerenboom. Beaverton,
Unal canning sugar ration regis- Ke8t remtttanM of »1732.40, Forest car, to thp yards. if they will call
Pent. d on
to
Five lightning blazes started in logg
secretary: Lena
Turner,
Aloha, ttation foA the vicinity of Beaverton f»rov* second w *th *1046 . 6 and Beav- Beaverton 2481 this scrap will he
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One Eastern Oregon fire
members of the Lutheran church ing slash
treasurer; Marcy Morrison.
Aloha, and West Slope is Friday from 9 30 erton thirt With *694 18
T l* a™ ^ picked up
on Indian land burned hundreds of
who
expect
to
start
services
there
sergeant at arms.
Agnes Smith, a m* to 3 30 p m and from 7 to 9 ceived *6534)2
Aloha Huber
^6).
Remember that any contribution.
acres, hut not in timber
Some
Forest Grove, was also installed as p. m.
Tualatin *384.30, Metzger
»325 74, no matter how small helps
Even about August 1.
Rev. Werner J Fritz is the pastor. down timber In a logging operation
Sherwood
»240
34,
Garden
Home
an
()jd
toa8t«»r
|t
takes
only
8
toast-
district president.
, Those wishing to assist volunteers
Many friends have donated money was burned, but not destroyed in a
A beautiful corsage was presented in registering the applicants should
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new
and
greatly
Bn'1
"ervices to fit up this chapel for blaze caused by lightning in the Co
the president and installing officers notify Mrs Hazel Paxon or I^onard
1 here a i« 10.549 sc.iool children in
The i U B said a
the church and It is hoped that any lumhla Washington county area 40
Pat Johnston, retiring president, re- Adams. Beaverton; Mrs
K e n n e t h i‘ he county based on the last census intensified campaign to salvage vital
one interested In helping will call on miles from Portland
ceived a gift from her unit.
Hall on Ellis avenue east of Beaver of which boys total 5524 and girls scrap materials will be formally open Rev Fritz at 7021 SW Canyon Cr.
5023
ed July 13. because the only way the
Margaret
Seargent. chairman of ,on- or Mrs
Irving Smith
West
________________
U. S can meet materials
require­ Dr or call him BEacon 0666
the War Stamps sales campaign of Slope drive, phone BEacon 1420
Persons of any denomination will Landlord Registration
ments of war production is to collect
the beauty profession, gave a talk on i
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LIB R A R Y NOTES
every last bit of scrap from every be welcome to the services The new Started on Wednesday
the importance of selling war stamps Methodist G r o u p
Registration of landlord* of flnt«.
During the month of June, thirty farm and home, and from every corn- pastor is very enthusiastic about his
in the beauty shops.
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npartments. homes and other similar
new cards were issued.
This, to- mercial enterprise and industry in new field of work
dwelling unit* was started Wednes­
Reports on the various war effort t l C C t s U l M c e r s
gether with the fact that circulation tb* country
The iron and steel In-
The Methodist Ministers associa­ of books in June was larger than in dustry has raised about »1,500.000
day, and will be concluded August
was given and renewed effort wai
Miss
Phyl’is
O^den
tion elected the following officers January, shows that there is a defin- and the glycerine industry about
1st.
landlords of rooms in hotels
pledged by everyone present
Tuesday
Pres Rev. J W' Warrell; ite trend towards more reading
and lodging house*, will be register
As »500.000 to finance national advertis- Marries Corporal Smith
Plans for the annual picnic were
vice pres., the Rev. A S. Heisy. and a rule circulation falls off during the mg to stimulate acrap collection, the
ed at a later date, due to delay in
discussed and August 2 was designa­
The martia^n of Miss Phyllis Ann printing the necessary forms accor >-
secretary treasurer, the Rev Laur- summer months and reaches its peak Board said The farm implement In­
ted as the time.
The place Rocka ance Burdette.
in January_____________________________ dustry has offered tc assist the coun- Ogden, daughter of Mt and Mrs. A ing to William L. Dickinson the d<*
way beach—tires and gas permitting.
B Ogden, to Corporal William A.
Rev. Earl B Horsell was named on
I f you are looking for a new book try’s 12.000 state and local salvage Smith, son of Mr and Mrs W A fense rental • nreas , chief attorney
The meeting adjourned
with the the civic affairs committee and Rev.
Places for registration are-
that Will hold your interest to the very committeea in the collection of rural Smith of Beaverton, was quietly sol-
singing of familiar songs
J R Jeffery, courtesies
Metropolitan Portland. 314 SW 6th
last we recommend Drivin
Woman acrap
Material, to be •O u eM to pfnnigpd ,
rn(llt,,ry
Juno u in
avenue. Fenton building.
Hours
by Elizabeth Pickett C h m llt r Thi» particular are iron and steel
the rectory of Sacred Heart church • 35 a m. to 9 p. m week days and
F t R E T T A A. HELMS
is
the
story
of
a
beautiful
American
and
waste
fats
Prisoner
of
.laps
The
bride
wore
a
white
wool
suit
Euretta A. Sappington Helms, wife
8 34» to 12 30 p m Saturday.
The name of Nurbert Gilbertson. Moncure. * Virginia belle and a riv­
with white accessories and carried an
o f Otis V. Helms, died July 9 at
Hillsboro, insurance office of Jack
er-boat
gambler
whose
misfortune
it
Beaverton She was mother of Frank route 8. box 985, is contained in a
Marriage Licenses
old fashioned nosegay of white flow­ Rushlow
quarter
of
a
century
J Sappington and Mrs Pearl Mair. new war department list of American was to live
Attendants were the Misses
D Clark Junor. Beaverton, and M ers.
Forest Grove. First National bank.
all of Beaverton; Clara
Williams, civilians captured by the Japanese too late With this love story is al.-— Virginia Gaddis, Portland
June Ogden sist»o of the bride, and Edward Paldorius
Gaston Grace Rice and Iva Barker, at Wake
Island and interned at portrayed the rise of the tobacco in-
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Mrs Robert Norton, aister of f.ie
Beaverton. First Security bank, J.
Portland also 12 grandchildren and Shanghai
Gilbertsons name is be dugtry whirb was followed by the
The Beaverton Community Garden bridegroom Mr Melvin was best man Gibson.
Law- for his brother and Mr John Calla
nine great grandchildren
Funeral lieved not to have been included in pre-
,t
„ h«tween the farm er, of club meets at the Samuel B
Office hours In stations loented M
services were held Sunday at Pegg s vious lists of prisoners
published **
* *
rence home lt> Raleigh Friday. <to- han was usher
hanks will conform with hanV-n*»
with
interment Mrs F S Ballly at the
foregoing the Sout.i and th# powerful
Indus day) at 11 a. m.
Members bring | A reception was hel>| at the home hours. 10 a. m to 3 p m week da’-*
Chapel Beavsrton
trlallets of the East
address la named next of kin.
Mndwic.hM.
of the bride’s parents.
HUI cemetery. OMton.
and 10 a. m. to 12 m. Saturday*.
s
Public Co-operates
In Anti-Fire Drive
Northwestern Christian
Home Has New Guests
a
Beauty Shop Owners
To Sell War Stamps
Schools Receive
Funds From State