PUBLISHED W E EK LY IN OUR PLANT ON COR. _______________________
SHORT ST. AND CANYON
VO L. 15, NO 31
Beaverton, Oregon,
Friday,
H IG H W A Y — ONLY NEW SPAPER IN BEAVERTON.
September 4,
1942
Dairymen Get Labor Day 1942 Briefs and
VlCIOrV D ulls
'
Personals
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f 7 1 — i A M V .
Steady Increase in Strikes Since
Pearl Harbor Shown by Figures
BY R U T H T A Y L O R
D
Labor Day 1942 finds ua all w ork-
ers—w orkers and fighters in a war
■
W
V H U ll
against
tyranny,
against
despots
who would m ake us all slaves.
We
W ashington
County herds
bene- must meet their attack as a united
r ^e Beaverton City C ouncil will
O f serious con cern to the public
fitted by the recent distribution o f nation—not as a loose con fed eration m eet next Tuesday Instead o f Mon-
i are strikes in industry which, a ccord
V ictory
bulls at Salem.
S e v e r a l'o f groups or classes.
U nfortunately day- Labor Day.
ing to W ar L abor Board figures,
W ashington
county dairym en were we have not yet fully grasped the
W ilbert C handler was a m edical
have show n a steady increase since
on hand to receive V ictory bulls, reg- fact
that this is a war o f
Sur- patient at a H illsboro hospital
last
Mr. and Mrs R . A
C lancy have Pearl H arbor.
The follow in g is fac-
istered
Jerseys.
from
G o v e r n o r 1 vival o f all the people, not a P eo- week.
sold their hom e and have m oved t o l ‘ ual m aterial con cern in g strikes dur-
Charles A. Sprague.
pies W ar in the
proletarian
sense.
Seattle. W ash
‘ "K the nr8t *,x m onths o f 1942 or
A m os
W atkin s
o f H illsboro will There is too m uch lobbying and p r a t -. Mrs. C. F. Straley was hostess to a j
j since
the H aw aiian Islands were
have as future head o f his herd a
ing o f classes and groups when what 8 rouP o f friends Thursday in honor j
This is the first m onth that the bom bed by the Japanese.
ca lf from the D. R. D ickie herd at we really need is not a consciousness
. Mrs. Paul N ew m an o f Chicago.
W est Slope w ater district will cross j The num ber o f strikes In w ar in-
N ew berg, w h ich herd has on several o f class but an aw areness o f unity. Llinois.
Present w ere M is. h isher,
the 800 m ark in users.
dustries has increased fron* 27 in
occasion led the N ation in butterfat
This is not a w ar fo r any one V,rs' Leonard, J. J. M cM ahon, and
January to 192 in June, an increase
production fo r a Jersey herd.
T he group of citizens.
It is a war In
.• a*1** Mrs. Stanley B ynes o f Long-
Mr and Mrs. Henry Dahl, accom - o f 611 per c e n t The men involved in
new W atk in s bull is by Volunteer which all A m ericans have a part. vlew W ashington.
panied by Mr and Mrs. Jack F urlong these strikes
num bered
11,605 in
L orna Baronet, w hich sire Mr. D ickie retain, free business enterprise.
We
Mrs.
Carl
M illar
entertained a
and son to Seaside Sunday to cele- j January and 84,775 in June.
The
recently sold fo r $1000.
He in turn any group in this cou ntry
W e can- group o f little folk s at her hom e on
brate the Furlongs' thirteenth w edd- j num ber o f man hours lost in w ar
is by the great L. A. H ulburt sire, not destroy the labor m ovem ent and Second and L om bard streets, Satur-
ing anniversary.
p rodu ction
industries,
because
of
N ellies Standard
Volunteer,
w hose i retain free business enterprise.
W e day afternoon fo r a jo in t b irth d a y '
strikes, has increased from 369,576 in
ten tested daughters averaged 935 cannot destroy Industry and keep a celebration fo r h er sm all son and I
F. K. B ow m an has started a new January to 2,037,224 in June, an in
duplex on C anyon I*ane.
pounds o f bu tterfat to rank him the j free labor m ovem ent or- avoid col- daughter D ouglas and Janet. Lively
crease o f 451 per cent.
D uring the
highest tested sire o f the breed. The
lective farm ing.
W e cannot dam n | gam es were played outside
and re- Hll .
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T A. D itm ars o f 8000 V alley V iew f i , st 8>* month.4 o f 1942, 7,176,344
m aternal granddam o f W atkin s V ic- one m inority w ithout dam ning all. freshm ents o f ice
cream and cake r„ ni2 l „ „ , , e,r'. pUHi',c
lola,lon s
court, have bought one o f the J man hours h ave been lost in w ar In-
tory bull is St. M awes F oxy T u lip ,1 In the totalitarian states it w as served.
_____ a tn e . Union
Oil C om pany
W ay land Owens hom es
Mr Owens du8tries because o f strikes
This
the first cow to receive the medal o f i not Organized L abor alone that suf-1
has sold four homes here in the past H guie does not include the tim e lost
m erit award on tw ice a day m ilking
fered. Free associations o f employ-1
MJr8' H* rrjr J W righ t has returned
f\ r r m ■ a _
a
! by oth er w ork ers because o f the in
and she also haif the A m erican Jer- ers were also abolished. N either col-
*° her
ana is recuperating ■ B | | f l f f | / 1 |
n I
k / t m onth.
terruption o f productive processes In
sey Cattle club award o f Ton-o-G old
lective bargaining nor collaboration il o m a m ajor operation at G ood
Sa
U i l l L l d l III
D fj
Rev. W arner J. Fritz o f the W est I plants dependent upon strike-bound
for production o f m ore than one ton o f labor and industry w as allowed
niantan hospital tw o w eeks ago.
Hills Lutheran church,
has bought suppliers.
W hile
strikes are less
o f butterfat
in 4 consecutive
lacta- W e must
rem em ber these things
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert H ighbe had
the Carl Johnson hom e at 7021 SW frequent and Involve less loss o f time
tions.
The
paternal granddam o f [today for the enem y is attacking us fo r their dinner guests S atu iday ev-
Canyon Crest.
I than in 1941, there has been an al-
the V ictory bull is Sybils Tessie L or- ;n ot merely on land, on sea and in ening Mr.. and Mrs. John Stefanoa
j arm in g
increase
in
strikes since
na, holder o f three National p r o d u c -'th e air, but also in our hearts and icy and Mr. and Mrs. Stevo Kar
John E conom us has purchased a 1 January. M any o f the strikes in 1942
tion records and herself a m edal o f , heads, taking advantage o f every ig-i m ick i and three children all o f Pof>
new home on M aryanna avenue, and have been ju risdiction al disputes and
merit cow .
H er
highest record is norance, o f every prejudice, o f every land.
The B eaverton K iw anis will meet has already m oved in.
1 unauthorized strikes.
I
1,022 pounds o f
bu tterfat
in 305 w eakness — setting
group
against i , ,
.
...
.
,, ,
at Nendels Inn next W ednesday ev-
Strikes on T rlvp ‘ 1 Issues
Mrs.
C.
A.
Coswell
has
sold
her
days.
group, class against class.
* r
. Mrs. . W #0J ™ ! W e a v ,r ening at 6:30 p m. Ift will be ladies
Many o f the strikes are due to
C anyon Lane to
W . A. D odge o f H illsboro received W e must
not be blind to those f " a J*n . a a ugntei
or
Brem erton, njght and a |arge attendance is ex hom e on 7022 SW
a bull from
the fine W ashington things for which we are f i g h t i n g - W ashington, are spending the week pected.
W D. Campbell. T hey have m oved
° ften h avl" K n° thl" K
in
to do with hgurs or wages. Never-
C ounty herd
o f H agg B ros at R eed- freedom o f thought and discussion " u n “ r» w e a v e r s parents Mr and
"Should R ussia
be defeated,
the
theless .these strikes over petty is
ville.
The H aggs have had their and worship.
W e must not m e r e ly jflars' ’l l
8180 ie *atives Alaska
H ighw ay,
now
under con-
sues are holding up im portant pro
large herd on test fo r a num ber o f con cede
th em —we
must
p ractice near
a r m in io n .
structlon, m ay prove to be the bul-
duction in m any places.
years, and they cam e up with con -¡th em .
Intolerance saps the
m oral
Mr. and
Mrs.
Carl
Millar and wark o f our defense against a com -
I E m phasis Is no longer on p rotract
sistently g ood records.
strength o f its adherents. T hose who children left fo r the C oast M onda’
*>ined Jap-Nazi air invasion from the
ed. nationally publicized strikes In-
Geo. Oppenlander o f Forest G rove, regim ent are slaves no less than than fo r a w eeks vacation.
N orth," accord in g to Hugh A Matier,
| volving thousands o f men
which
received another W ashington County those w h o are regim ented.
W hat
,,
, „
i
w »
Union Oil public relations represen-
'ch a ra cterized the year 1941.
bull from the herd o f L. T. Sills, w e must do is to w ork in fellow ship . “
a“ 7
"* r8' ^
, _K « ut« r on tative.
R ather,
today, the "hit-and-run"
T his ca lf is by Mr* Sills great show in the spirit o f friendliness.
b e a c h \»at
speun 8e' e la
aJS at
e
Matier, w h o is scheduled to speak
W om en o f W ashington cou nty b e - Ï type o f strike, the slow down, and
and production bred bull which w as
There should be a little m ore o ff
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.
Septem ber 9, at a meeting o f the Ki- tween the ages o f 20 and 50 years the trivial issues feature strike news,
reserve cham pion at Salem in 1939 the Golden R ule and a little less i Mrs Karl U ngar is visiting h e r i w an *8 on the Alaska H ighway, points are wanted by the the W ashington Even these are obscured In m any ln-
and is from
a cow
Mr. Sills pur- B lackstone in our relations with each m other in W ashington.
' jout that *" t^l e . event Russiei falls. County R ed Cross M otor corp s to | stances as n o o fficia l recogn ition Is
other. Our entire system o f life is on j - M i
s „
M
,
t M there is nothing to prevent the en- volunteer for service.
chased in the East.
T hose who given to strikes o f shorter duration
Other W ashington County breeders trial.
H ow it proves itself will de-
d w
L
'
.
-
em y from
flying
invasion
troops have standard and advanced first than 24 hours,
w ho participated w ere K n ox Bros, term ine the future.
A fter all—we _
student o f Reaveitnn hiirh h ° , tover *be N orth Pole route and estab- aid cards are preferred, o r those
It has been found that organized
at Gaston, whose tw o bulls w ent to are all workers, no m atter w hat our
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H ,, *fh, c i 0!! bshing
secret bases in the lonely w illing to take these courses.
T hey labor, and not the unaffiliated w ork -
T illam ook and Y am hill Counties res- job — and any man with an insurance
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a
fastness o f
the
Alaskan
territory should be willing to take eighteen er, is responsible fo r strikes as Is
pectively; John Kopplin, Gaston, w ho policy or m oney in the bank is a 1 M rs. Ida
-s ‘ ‘igner o f Portland, from which to bom b the vital indus- hours m otor training work.
evident in the record ;
99% o f the
gave three bulls, one going to Mar- partner in industry.
W hen we have ' l8*ted at the
A ith u r
K alkenbeck trial centers o f the P a cific Coast
D rop card to Mrs. R. W . W eil, strikes have occu rred in unionized
ion county, one to Y am hill and the had
prosperity— all o f us
had it; ;“ om e last Sunday afternoon.
T his northem ost fylin g route was H illsboro, Oregon, Box 28 o r see J. . plants, and only 20% o f A m erican
third to
the R ainier F F A Chapter, when depression stru ck— all felt it.
Arletai B oge w ho has been visiting Pioneered by R ussians several years J. McM ahon, B eaverton .
(labor is unionized.
V ic F oster
of
Sherw ood,
R a y M.
W e must learn how to w ork togeth- her aunt at J efferson City for sev- a g o
when they made a non-stop
Date o f first m eeting will be pub "W o rk Stoppages Cannot
Jones, F orest G rove, and W . T. Put- er: how —the w ay
of
coop era tion ; eral weeks, returned hom e Sunday, ¡flig h t from
M oscow to V ancouver, lished later.
B e P erm itted"
nam o f H illsboro also contributed j w o r k —coordin ated actions
fo r the
M iss A m y E rick son o f M inneapo- j W ashington.
On July 21st W ayn e L. Morse,
V ictory bulls.
It is
thought that ¡nation as a w hole; togeth er—with lis has been a guest o f her sister, I P rophesying the road will provide
1 m em ber o f the W ar L abor Board, is
W ashington County breeders led all .m utual trust and respect.
This ap- Mrs. C. H. B acklund on L ake R oad a continuous life line between the
sued thq follow in g w arning:
other counties in the num ber o f Jer- plies to every on e: those who o p e r -, fo r several weeks.
United States and Alaska.
M atier
j "A s we go fu rth er and further Into
sey V ictory bulls donated by breed- ate our fa ctories or w h o ' w ork in , Mr. and Mrs. K endall Seigner and states <bat ttle defense o f Alaska will
this war it becom es
clearer and
ers.
¡them ; those w ho toil on farm s, in son R o g e r o f
W estdale
spent the b<> con siderably strengthened because
i clearer that we can not perm it any
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o ffice s or at home.
All must w ork w eek at Cannon Beach.
the vast quantities o f war mater-
stoppage o f work. $ d on t’
care
together w ith
an
aw areness
that
M
d M
. v
„
ials which can be qu ick ly and easily
Charged with assault and robbery w hether they are over ju risdiction al
M i c e l a n p f f n r n p l l R r i H p what they do or neglect doing will their week end guest
M is
Buits ,ran 8P °lted along this route.
He while armed with a dangerous wea- diBputes o r what they are ov er; thev
P l i S S J a l l c l l / 0 i I 1 6 1 1 O i I Q B determ ine the future o f the country
h
T
c tn fp b e ll’ o f Pendleton a‘ S° feelS th° hiKhway wiu becom e F°n R obert E dw ard Mason, 37 o f ; 8imply havo to 8top
tU
n
J
rt ■ 1
W e have no right to take "class" nePne"
Cam pbell o f Pendleton. )an im pol tant factor in the future de-
Portland, who last
week
appeared
„ And
our
,
to Mr
Graen
W a
r n d d V sides.
W e must w ork fo r the com -
Mlss L loise
Patterson, an army velopment o f the Alaskan territory. before police in the role o f a victim Rn(J Mr
M u rf£
are n<jt 8ufflc|ent
" U V
V
^ g|.oups jf we choose nurse, and sister o f
Mrs. G. C. Os-1 A founder m em ber o f the P acific
n an alleged hold up, is In W ashing
tham to %eUle the disputes. I
Janet Cornell, daughter o f Mr. and but we never forg et that the w elfare borne is now stationed at F ort R iley, G eographio Society, and a patron o f ton county jail along with Frank Me- hayen,
t„ a t the public will
¡the Smithsonian Institute, M atier hns
Mrs. L. E. C ornell o f Aloha, becam e o f the nation as a w hole transcends Oklahom a, Kansas.
riba P ot er also o f P orttond, both nQt
fQok
thlg b o a r P tQ Bpttlo
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Butts attended had a personal interest in the plann-
the bride Friday. August 28, o f W al- the private interest of any
group
being held under $5000 bonds each
’
up in w hatever
a birthday
party at
O regon City ing o f the A laska road.
In 1908, at
ter V. R eady, son o f Mrs. Jam es This is dem ocracy.
P otter
Is declared by
police to | tu
t we decree
given
by
Mr
and
Mrs.
W
ilkinson
in
the
request
o
f
the
Hon.
T
hom
as
Tay-
R eady Sr., o f Portland, at a sim ple
have been an accom p lice o f M ason s
I honor o f Mrs. W ilkinsons' sister o f lor, Canadian Minister o f I^ands, Ma in a staged robbery in w hich the lat-1
cerem on y in the presence o f
close
H we ever do get into a situation
f t Molalla.
There were 10 guests pres tier, accom pan ied by the fam ous ex- ter's wom an
friends and relatives o f the bride
com panion, G enevieve where either one o< the great labor
ent
p lorer and
Indian
linguist. Father Byrne, Portland, lost a small sum o f iorjianlzations, or both o f them, fail
and groom .
T hey were m arried in
Sunnyside
! Mr, and
M rs
Earl Barnes and Lejune, surveyed the original British m oney and wa.4 Injured while repul- *° abide by the settlem ent o f a Juris
M ore letters from the boys arrived daughter Suzanne on L ake R oad m o_ C olum bia section o f
the highway.
C ongregation al ch u rch in- Portland
sing the advances o f Potter.
Ac- dtctional
dispute
decreed by
this
tored to A rlington, O regon last Sun - ¡This route was surveyed along the cord in g to state police, P otter encoun- board, you are g oin g to find that
by Rev. W iley.
In this ch urch the recently.
Camp
[old telegraph trail, originally blnzed tered the
bride's
m other
and
father
were i
couple
com in g out o f a drastic action will be taken against
day.
married 21 years
Mrs _ Cornell's
All arrived safely and feeling fine. |
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_
_
to carry the telegraph wires con nect- beer tavern as the tw o were getting any one in any
labor organization
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_ T
V eldon
nephew,
B ruce
Scarlett also
was
T hanks
hanks fo
fo r r the
the kits
kits. T
T hev
hey are
are swell
swell
“ ° n Boge,
“ ° f e ' 808
.an<1, ” ''8 ing New Y ork and Ixjndon
The in a car, with a gun he ordered them that tries to bring about a stoppage
married there fou r years ago.
M oving soon but don 't kn ow when or J ' £ _
in
J *f‘ | telegragh trail was abandoned with to drive to a
point
near M etzger o f w ork over jurlsdlctidhal disputes,
P recedin g
the cerem on y
R oberta where.
traminir in th .
1, "
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’ •t*1e successful
com pletion
o f the where P otter made the w om an p iv e t®ven
ap p lica tion ^ of the law's
Best
W
ishes
training
in
the
A
rm
y
A
ir
Corps.
T
rans-A
tlan
tic
cable.
W h atley accom panied by Maxir.e C a -:
him M ason's wrist w atch; later P ot- ° t treason, If necessary,
JO
H
N
S
E
T
H
A
N
Mrs.
A
dyln
C
ook
w
as
a
Sunday!
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dy sang I Love Y ou Truly and Be- '
ter was apprehended in the v ic in ity 1
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dinner guest at
the hom e o f Mrs
w earing M ason's w atch
Mason ap-
CRThe bride was given in m arriage
F ort Lewis. W ashington Nelson W alker.
Library Books Arrive
peared at H illsboro and told authori
by her father.
Dear F riend:
Mr and Mrs John Dobbins, form - F o r Grade School«
ties that P otter did not fit the des-
T he
bride was attired in a white
W e got here last night with good er residents o f B eaverton, have soldi
'crip tion o f the alleged assailant, but
crepe
suit with
brown accessories health, and feeling
their new home in T igard and arc 1 L ibrary book
shipm ent for county on finding that the men were friends
and carried a white Bible, with gar- F rom
A R L O. B YLIN m oving to Portland.
grade schools has been received by and P otter recognized by the wom an,
O regon 's
state-w ide
organization
denias and m iniature sweet peas
/
Mrs. A nna H olbok e w ho underwent B. W Barnes, cou nty sch ool super ch arges were filed against Mason.
Miss D orothy Cornell, the bride's
Cam p R oberts. C alif a m ajo r operation at St.
V incents intendent. T he book s were purchased
o f block w ardens will soon begin in
sister,
was brides maid. She wore
W ell Folks, you said you
wanted to hospital, is im proving.
ion the basis o f ten cents
per pupil
spection o f hom es to determ ine the
a brow n crepe suit with white acces- hear from each one o f us.
So I'll
T he garden c iubs Qf W ashington on the school census, representing a Review Work
degree o f com plian ce
with
re co m
m ended
precautionary
m easures
sories
' Her corsage was o f white just use this card
cou
ntv H illsboro,
illshoro B
Beaverton
T he hooks
county,
eaverton, Aloha book
000K purchase
PUrchasd o f $1051
$1054
books First Thursday in Month
gardenias.
I m the on ly one from our bunch H uber and F orest G)OV|, are c o m . will be ch ecked and divided for the
The Beaverton R ed Cross F irst Aid i against the threat o f air raids, Jer-
The beat man was Charles Heady, that was sent here
The rest or the bim n^
their
e ffo rts
into one biv Rrho° 1 libraries o f the various dis- D etachm ent has set aside the first rold Owen, State D efense C ouncil co-
brother o f the groom .
fellow s went South and E a a t
V ictory garden harvest show w h ich tr‘ cts of the cou nty before the open Thursday o f each m onth fo r review i ordinator, said Tuesday
o f First Aid practice.
T he state and local Civilian De-
The couple spent their honeym oon
So fa r I ve «»Joy««1 , b ‘ 8
» lot is to be held at the county fair, Sep
o f 8<' ho01
in R en o Nevada, and San F rancisco, m ore than I thought I ever would.
tem ber 4th and 5th
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A nyone holding a standard or ad fense C ouncils have been advocatin g
vanced card is w elcom e to a tte n d , preparation
against
enem y
action
Mrs
Catherine
Shively
gave
p U n '" k * .’ i ' L ' w ith '’ ’ ’, "hr'id,.' T[h
»7
CICK P O T T E R
j «¡J
C.th.,,n.
Shively
„a v * a
a i
S u f f t T S Rib F r h C t u r i S
these m onthly classes.
since before D ecem ber 7. Owen ex-
birthday surprise party for her hus
C1 asses are held at the Beaverton plained that every household should
e n t . . M i l Hr. Re.dy l e . v e .
u »|
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. „ . . . band M onday evening at X
B
-P »«.
R on,
C offey
J
w •
the hom e oi
rveporu*
*r,,nl
“ M T e " m '''' o r y
service.
W ord has been received from Mel- Mr Rnd Mrg
W alter Van
Kleek hospital F riday say that Fred Turn- grade school playroom com m en cin g have by now made arrangem ents to
B ring
y ou r
text cop e with em ergencies
Miss Cornell was a graduate o f the vjn gnuth, by his parents Mr. and
f
M
'* F
M
stedt, 44. m echanic for the Mount at 7 30 o’clock
[ H om es w hich pass
inspection o ’
B eaverton
high
school. 1941 class Mr, W m Smith
Melvin is in the . r- M ,Pg M^nnkh Shlvelv
Mr
and H ood Stage com pany. F riday su ffer book and bandages.
block w ardens will be presented with
She is ulso honored queen o f Bethel slgnal corp at C a m p ’ C row der. Mo .
’ n A And.rwrn
Mr »n d v , * ed rib fractures and possible Internal
No 20 o f Beaverton
* • enroute
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A Anderson. Mr. and M is
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special w indow stickers bearing the
while
east
he had the «,!**...
pleas MrI
Ralph Van
Kleek
and son. all o f ‘ "ju rie s when crushed
between tw o p j Registration
¡m otto, "W e Stand P re p a re d " B lock
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„ from
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n the
1
n c | i» iis iiu n
ure o f en joyin g
som e o f the com - p T ^ la __,
nd
P
resent
B eaver- staves
s,a ^ 8 •"
‘ b e com
com pan
pan y
y garage
garage
w ardens will m ake a com plete record
forts furnished the boys at the USO „ „ WPre
Mrs
R ichard
Mr
Tu m ated t form erly ow ned a Pates September 9-1Z
Home Nursing Class
_C1C Mr „ and
1U __
The O f f i c e o f P rice A dm inistrator »*
and precautions
Started on Wednesday
Word* Ca"n°t exp2**,9 1hl,.uiaPPre,ChT. E ‘ 8" “ r. Mr and Mrs Ernest Rhine <Ta rage at Aloha and later one on has set the follow in g d ates--S ept#m - taken In preparations
every home,
her 9. 10. 11. 12—fo r fuel registration Ow en explained that to pass Inspec-
hom e
nursing
class
w as started jn un,form
-
— ■ -
In W ashington cou nty for the pur- tion, hom es must be equipped with a
P itch h orsesh oes?
A set o f eight
W edn esday evening at 7;30 at 5820
s i a
a s « « #
___
pose o f registering fuel needs
reserve w ater supply, garden hose.
shoes and tw o stakes usas as much
T his registration is n ot obligatory shovel,
ladder, tw o buckets, ds.rk
, h *
a
r , o . i . , d .h i . w „ k „ « h .
steel as an A rm y rifle.
It is voluntary.
glasses, heavy gloves, sand flash-
________
H arold H um richouae.
form erly em-
In W ashington cou n ty register at “ kht, first ai<) kit, and som e m eans
ployed at the B eaverton Enterprise
sugar rationing o ffic e s at H illsboro
em ergen cy lighting,
t 1»W. H O O P E R
’ plant, states that he is now with the
nr C nreat r .r n v e
*
E ach hom e should have a refu ze
Cooperation Needed
E dw H oopsr,
late o f
R ^ d v llle U s Arm y Signa, Co r p . at Cam p
The Greyhound C offee
Shop on
room equipped with w indow
blinds
died
He was
nusband o or f C
C r rowder.
Mo
was
ro»rlw ay
«v
ed Sept 1
husband
ow der
M
o
He w
as called into R
B roadw
m
B eaverton
changed
fo r black ou ts and all fire hazards
Several com plaints have been re-
N eva H ooper,
father
of
M illicent w r v tce in July.
A
BOOST
F
O
R
B
E
A
V
E
R
T
O
N
ow nership this week
with
AJbert reived by M ayor Masters that waste
i should havo been elim inated, Owen
H ardim an. P ortland; brother o f Miss
,
Did
you
know
that
when you
*
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Rossi retiring and Lyle C T aylor be- paper is not beinil rem oved before
said.
Maude H ooper and Mrs H ardim an
start
nut
on
your
last
lon
g
journey
Funeral ser ! W ord has been received
here by com ing the new ow ner.
sw eeping
sidew alks
and the wind
also 1 granddaughter
from
P cgg's M ortuary you are al
vices were held Thursday afternoon
n f h ‘ V O h iv eG ‘ ‘i . ^ ' M r T a y ,° r * nd fa m “ * have * * * *
‘ L ™ * ° f th“ ' tr* ' t ba° ’t ° nt° ready on Angel street.
Residing at Garden Home
P rivate com m ittal
Vault en tom b
L c a m l ^ k i e y 3 ^ Aberdeen t9n y9ar* ° n ,h * F arm in*t o " ,oad ,n ,h * walk
Mr and Mrs Donald H. Baldwin,
ment R iverview Abbey
M ember o f x ‘ d
r L n i n f , 1 « th" Aloha Reedville district and are
T he m ayor states that the city can-
w h o were recently married are m ak
Texas He it under training o f Lew
wejj known in Eastern
W ashington not afford to hire a man to clean up
H ardw ood F loor union.
in g their hom e at Garden H om e Mr.
Ayres in the M edical Corps,
and af- cou nty
the street every day and would ap-
B aldw in is th# son o f Mr. and Mrs.
ter eight weeks o f training he will
Mr and lf r s Rossi wish to thsnk p red a te cooperation In keeping them
Only 12 Am erican cities, including be transferred to another cam p or
,
'
. .
r i-« n
T he Im lay Seed end Feed Store at W alter Baldwin o f Beaverton an « h s
New Y ork and San F rancisco, use possibly ov ersew .
*h*
°,f ^ aV* rt° n aBd v*cin1‘ ty
w ife th# form er Miss L ois Marie
R eedville, was robbed at 10:30 a m
____ ^ __ . __^ _______________ for their splendid
patronage during
Parents are urged to inform child
as m uch water In thd course o f a
Bunn Is daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
the ten years they
have
been in ren to sweep up
broken milk and Thursday m orning o f about $300 or
day as is used daily by one o f the
F loyd S* Bunn o f A loh a
charge
o
f
this
popular
eating
place
pop
bottles,
etc
Rroken
glass
is
$400
taken
from
the
till.
Enlistments
big new sm okeless pow der plants
known
far
and
wide
for
the bad
fo r tires
at ail times and A e young
s p e c -{ man who had been loiter
--------------------- Edward C harles Busse Tigard
in excellence o f its
hom e
made pies, ialiy in this tim e o f em ergen cy and ing in the warehouse was suspected
Mr. and Mrs Louis B slm er nttend-
ed tha annual banquet o f th ’ Taver t
Nazis can buy only bread that Is navy,
and good meals, and they trust that lack o f rubber
Children will bene- o f the robbery.
association,
held at
the
fou r days old—because the harvest is
R obert E dw ard L ong,
Beaverton, this patronage will continue under fit by this cooperation learning to be
W ash in gton cou n ty and P ortland Owner*
Green Mill.
uncertain
in coast guard.
the new ow ners
thoughtful o f other
persona rights police are w ork ing on the case.
h
H
E ST A B LISH E D 1927
m
West Slope News
Kiwanis Speaker
Red Cross Motor Corps
Seeking Volunteers
Pair Face Charges On
Odd Hold-Up Recently
W
ter KedUV
From Our B o ys
State-wide Block Warden
Home Inspection Slated
Greyhound Coffee Shop
Under New Management
Feed Store Held Up