The Beaverton enterprise., October 16, 1942, Image 1

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B Y JA M E S P R E S T O N
T H E cru x o f the anti-inflation bill
battle that has been raging th iou gh
Congress ¡4 confidenue— or lack of
co n fid e n ce —in adm inistration
m o­
tives.
O rganized labor leaders who
adm itted they had a secret
agree­
ment with the President about how
wages would be handled, are willing
to leave their cause in his hands.
Farm leaders will not subscribe to
blank ch eck s thev want lnJiklnHvX
checks.
Beaverton, Oregon,
p
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From O ur B o y s
A letter from Thurlow
ceived this week, says he
1 12 w eeks training course
Beach, Fla.
He says the
most rigorous and keeps
from 5 o'clock , reveille,
lights out.
W eed, re­
is taking a
at Miami
schedule is
him busy
to 1 p. nr.,
Friday, October 16, 1642
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Mayoi Urges Support
For Scrap Drive
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ffleetma Tuesday
Urging
every man, w om an
and
c b ' ld ln Beaverton to hasten the day
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s a lv a g in g
n e e d e d
sc ra p
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1 lull support to tin* local salvage!
Scrap Dealers
Report Monthly
To War Board
a#
J C om m ittee ol Beaverton every avail
received from tw o ,
able pound o f old materials, we all
House furnishings and other e q u ip -lm or® o f oul bo>8
l h ‘8 tim e E lm er j
W ashingon County Council o f Par can m ake a direct and helpful eon-
This is by way o f introduction to
ment owned by the average A m eri-1S chm idt w rites:
ent-Teachers held the first m eeting tribution to our national voctory e f - ! O regon ’s scrap dealers.
Their busi-
can housewife contain a total o f Dear Sir:
ness is a vital one in the collection
Just a few lines to let you know OI lbe year 19*2-43 in the Odd Pel- fort
noarb ’ 1,000 pounds o f iron and steel,
■ low s H&il, Beaverton,
Tuesday, Oc
8ClaP metals.
I he governm ent,
c o , P8 anJ wa8 tobor 1 A w l t a V h .
m
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K v c ,>' 50 pounds o f steel means
p a ,‘ ° ‘ which may have outlived its that 1 am >n the
shell; a d isca rd e d . « n s c d o u s that any m isunderstanding
88 in its present form , ac-
Shepperd Field, Texas, for about
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anot !>e r . 105 mm
wording to a statement issued vester- 81X weeks and now at G eiger Field,
eacher association as hosts
th ere d oork n ob will help m ake dozens o f ° f the Posl‘ ion o f 8C,ap dealers might
day by the local Scrap Salvage Com- Spokane, W ashington.
were fifty persons registered repie- cartridge cases; 25 tons o f steel will 8 ow UP 8CraP collection and cripple
mittee
i I want to thank you for you r lit- jsent,ng fourteen local P arent T each- m ake another tank.
war production, has explained the im-
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This total does not include fu m a c- tie kit, as it com es in handy.
H o p -, * r
* * » h « county.
ca „
upon e v e r y
re„ dent to i
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f u ,r " “ h , n *
T E M P E R S are
sh ott on Capitol es, plum bing and heating e q u ip m e n t! in8 to be back in Beaverton som e-
D an n g
the m oin in g
the
y e a r s seareh his hoine
carefully
from ' SC^ P
®S8ential war industries.
plans
and ™Pu>‘ 8 o f local associa- ^
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u r r ur
u iu n . ut
Hill.
T he m ood is ugly.
Here, on and
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iron and
and steel
steel used "n
aKa‘ n.
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old u ‘ a
fa u cto
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flatiron,
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the eve of N ovem ber elections, the building the home itself.
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Pvt. E L M E R W. SC H M ID T i ^ ons were received.
only political alignm ents are toppling.
"W e "cite these ~ figu res ” the Com- 4th B om b Spd 34th B om b G roup G e - !, o c “ tion8 reporting have a hot lunch „urn °I u b b e V 'lo p e b i n l L ' K lv e r^ M e m ediately to a steel mill. They must
Events
are casting
iong
shadow s m ittee said, "to show that a targe >«er Field. Spokane. W ash.
p ‘;o j®c l » "
°> under way fo, the £ T liele m ate a s' is , * L
d y hy
thrOU^ „ ri‘^ la,r <*annels before
over the 1944 political cam paign
supply o f w orn-out metal equipm ent
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Am erican industry for m anufacture ^ ^
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m ay be in your kitchen, cellar or Hello E verybody:
con dition»
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m t° w eaP ° " 8 a" ‘‘ equipm ent for our ^
U n .k * and thips
M E A N T IM E
battle lines are al closets.
H ow is the d raft com ing along conditions.
arm ed forces
Tho 8C|aP dealei has the equipm ent
reauy form in g fo r the next m ajor
"One old metal bed in the attic w i‘ b ‘ he rest o f the kids or is there j T he year’s budget
w as presented
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,,r valu:l,,lt. ^
and approved w ithout change,
struggle on the dom estic fro n t—man will account for 40 pounds o f steel (anyone le ft?
scrap in Beaverton
W e must c o l - ! job.
It sure is a swell place up n
here,
E ach local president *“
present
power allocation fo r all1 w artim ---------
e de scrap.
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A steel spring m attress will
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«>««•«. was ,ect every pound o f it and 8ee t h a t U |
Scrap must be
properly
sorted,
m ands; in the arm ed services, in the add 20 pounds o f scra p -en ou g h for Plenty to do and plenty to eat. but, given a copy ot the cou n ty co u n c ils
, |nto A m e rica s war Diants
Our
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factory, on the farm . C ongress con- several helmets used by soldiers. An believe 11 or not, 1 have lo8t about .year s program .
steel m »ta "7 a n k f .. t,.i • , ii.i>v mUa ' ^ 1 «>»1. prepared,
packed and ac
aiders the tim e
ripe fo r a
definite old
kitchen stove stored in your an inch around m y waist.
Just utter lunch Miss Nell U n g e r.' airplanes plants and oth er w » r indu*-’ ;cu,ilulated
,n lot8 ' “ ‘ «e
enough to
policy fo r the determ ination o f man cellar will provide as much as 250
1 should have written
before but head
librarian, Portland library as tlies are already exceeding their for- sh ' P efficien tly
before it can
be
and wom en pow er in each division pounds o f iron and steel, enough to * forgot and just now ran into the sociation, spoke on R eadin g for Re- intM production records W e can help
bY tbe mills
The scrap dealer,
The arm ed services
want supreme make several bom bs to be dropped on card you gave me.
; laxution and R ecreation.
She gave them attain even higher production Iwbo80 J°b H is to do this, must meet
in break-
authority in the hands o f Selective Ser- the enemy.
Thanks a lot for the sewing kit it a list o f books suitable for fam ily by sending them all the scrap m a te r-' KOVernment requirem ents
ing up and sorting scrap,
He can
vice.
O rganized labor opposes this
"Sm aller
items
which
may
be 8UIe w ill com e in handy.
.as well as individual reading.
She ja i9 wo can f|nd
ll1
program in fa v o r o f control through teady to be scrapped are scissors, 1-3
HAROLD LEE
said that, since the outbreak o f war
“ 'As you search
... . „ ul . not hold out fo r higher prices be
U. S. E m ploym en t Service and the pound each; electric iron, 6 pounds;
H m akes the ladies o f
B eaverton circulation in libraries lias dropped home iem em ber that the scrap you caus® ceilings have been
pluced on
W ar M anpow er Com m ission, as the umbrella, Mi pound; springs from an ve,'y happy to
receive
letters like a* it did in England during the first «re look ing for will give our armed ' t*18 prices fo r which he m ay sell to
union pow erhouse1
, seein g a threat old upholstered
chair,
5
pounds; these.
A great deal o f
work went days there, but reading has found its forces m ore weapons to win a q u ic k -1
m ‘ **8 b.y tbe
Office o f
P rice
to its existence, w ants to m aintain wastebasket, 2 pounds.
*n*0 tb<“ m aking o f these kits for the place again in the field o f recreation (-r victory ."
I A dm inistration.
He
can not hoard
its influence in adm inistrative circles
‘“ W e urge housewives to m ake a soldier boys.
as it will here.
She gave thumb-
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; scrap or it would be requisitioned by
the governm ent.
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survey o f
their
equipm ent to see
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naji review s o f books pertinent to p ii . p
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‘“ B ecause you see a lot o f old worn
T H E new tax bill will not be sent w hat part o f it is suitable for being
R ich ard
K ok ich
has
joined the lho time8
081101 T O rm C h a n g e d
out autom obiles resting in an auto
to the President until after
election scrapped
E very pound thus ob- r.avy and expects to go next week.
Instead o f
a regular school o f in For November
accordin g
to best opinion
at the iained will help increase the output His brother Rudolph is now in the 1 •* luction this year State Chairm an
Instead
of
grouping legislative w reck in g yard, it doesn't fo r a m o­
Capitol.
T reasury officia ls, mean-
steel needed fo r w inning the w ar." army in Australia.
He volunteered o f
Com m ittees
pertaining to the tickets by
nom inating parties
as m ent m ean that the metal isn't m ov-
while, are d ra ftin g a new bill w hich
Get your scrap together and turn it tw o years ago.
In a letter to the needs o f this county
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iliio
eretofore has been done at
nt general
een em l I j ing
to ,b
the
at
this ttm
tim e . h
heretofore
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a furnaces, A. R . Arnot
is expected in January shortly after over to your local Scrap Salvage home folk s recently he requested were invited to speak
Mrs. H. J. elections, the lists o f nom inees will be ®ays.
the new Congress convenes.
This Committee.
I f you do not know the that copies o f the Enterprise lie sen t'M a ck le, State Study C ourse'
convenes
se' chair- printed in alphabetical order, ming-1 A rnot is district chief, autom obile
bill will include a sales tax and is ®xact procedure for turning in your to him— so he could keep up on hom e man. spoke on The Philosophy o f linK republicans, dem ocrats and i n - 1 graveyard section,
con servation do-
predicted that it will jum p individ- scrap, this inform ation can be had news.
(b e P arent T eacher Movement
m l dependents, with the party d é sig n a -1 vision o f the W ar P roduction Board,
ual incom e tax rates as high as those
t e Le p ^ ? n ' n g
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thus presented some of the idea in
“ • tion iol,ow in K the name o f each.
In | “ S crap originatin g in old and bro
the
Scrap
Salvage
Com m ittee at
Joel L iljeblom who has joined the
o f thjg ,
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printing ballots, there will be rcfta-!ken dow n cars represents the great-
o f Canada.
movement.
She
B eaverton 3552 or 2481.
army, is stationed at Camp Stewart, ' .
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,‘ v tion o f names in alphabetical ord er i est single source for
the m aterials
Ga.
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th,e
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Stu<1y uii
but i itu
no o separation
ru ni n iiu u
m
into
iw
|iai
partjl
t ■ c grou
i u u w p o «.!essen
. [ « D s v u v tial
tui
w
to
the
Will*
PlO^I'UIll,
R E A L IG N M E N T and revitalization
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V\ indnagle, State
This new m ethod will Jie hard on ! A rnot said.
o f w p b are alm ost com plete, w a s h - Aircraft Warning Show
Private R obert A bbott is stationed " ar E m ergency chairm an, spoke on voters who have trouble m aking se-1 “ D uring the last fou r m onths our
ington
considers
it as a m aster „ ,
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at Cam p Tago, Ga.
|*be d ifferen t items that cam e under lections. H eretofore, it has been easy steel industry has been gettin g more
stroke by Nelson, w ho not only has Scheduled for Tuesday
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This was the D efense to mark up all republicans, or all than
400,000 ton»
of
scrap each
fitted first class men to key job s but At Beaverton Hi School
Joe Sivard, who is in training at Com m ittee last year but has since dem ocrats, or to elim inate the one o r . m onth from auto w reck ing y a r d s - a
has w orked out o f con flicts w ith the
tw o for w hom the voter could
not , total o f m ore than 2.000,000 cars bro
a rm ed services.
; Lt. R obert L. Clark will show a i r - , the San . D iego naval base, is home on jb e e n changed to W ar E m ergency.
R ay Swartz. Area Supervisor, Ag- bring him self to vote and vote for all ken dow n and converted into scrap "
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rlcultural M arketing Adm inistration, the others
grouped together in one j G etting m aterials to the furnaces
R A T IO N IN G o f m eats and dairy tions o f the a ircraft warning system
Dale H otchkiss
has been prom oted spoke
on
com m odities
that were party's list.
At the com in g e le ctio n ,. is an elaborate business.
F irst the
products
will be under w ay
by when he appears at the Beaverton
He is in Eng- available now
to schools
for
hot the voter
will
have to single out non-m etallio
com pon en ts havo to be
Christmas. R edu ction s o f 21 percent high
school
auditorium
Tuesday, to technical sergeant.
lunches.
He explained that due to one at a
tim e; the party designation i stripped o ff. Useable parts must
be
in civilian m eat supplies will neces- O ctober 20 ,at 8 p. m.
The public land.
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lack o f ship-bottom s these lend-lease will» help, but it will
slow up those I salvaged.
M etals that do not go to
sitate a lim it on meat consum ption is
invited,
no
adm ission
will be
Ben E. Bunn is now sta ff sergeant com m odities are available to schools who arc
prone to rely on groupings, the furnaces,
such as copper, brass
o f 2V4 pounds per person per week, charged.
at F ort Knox, Ky.
r o w to avoid spoilage.
He announ- * This ch ange is a genuine im prove and alum inum , must be directed to
First step in dairy rationing will be
R epresentatives o f the
Am erican
ced the proper procedure fo r request ment in the A ustralian ballot adopted the industry that can use them.
an allocation-curtailm ent o f milk to Legion,
Spanish
A m erican | W a r
Fred P ulcipher who graduated from ing surplus com m odities
by Oregon as one o f the first states W h at’s left o f th(* old ca r is then
ice cream , butter, cheese, and other Veterans,
K iw anis club,
and
the
H e a v e , ton
and Alnha irranees were the 1940 class o f Beaverton high, is Mrs Lee H oskins, president, For
to adopt that
excellent form .
W e l IPady to be m oved to
the furnaces
dairy products industries.
Shortly before C hristm as O PA will le u uested to m fet Thursday O cto home with hiS m other
M ,s J ' F ‘,8, Gro^ <‘ association, gave a very have had the benefit o f alphabetical B ,it lt must
sit in the auto g ra v "
distribute 150 million o f its new All ¿er 8 to d iscu s, plans for com ole Teller ° f
Reedville on a tw o-w eeks com prehensive and cp m tfete report listings and
rotation
in the p a r t y ,yar(* llnt)i enough
has been accum u
iou minion or ns
new a h ber 8 to discuss plana ^ ror com ple- furlough
from the navy P a cific fleet, on B lock M others as carried out in prim aries ballots; this ch ange
mere- lated to pay its transportation.
Purpose rationing books designed to |ng the observation
tow
er
o
f
this
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° has been tw o years since he has been Forest G rove.
|y adapts that m ethod to the general
T he am ount a dealer can pay for
provide a sw ift m eans o f rationing vicinity,
in Oregon.
Eugene
is located at
The m eeting adjourned at three to election
scrap depends on Its con dition and
any article o r com m odity the instant
At the m eeting W. L. Cady, com -
the air corps at Nashville, Tenn.
meet D ecem ber 8 with the Cedar
the cost o f transportation to mnrket.
the danger o f critical «shortage ap- m ander o f the Am erican Legion.
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Mills P arent
T earher
association
'A lth ou gh he buys scrap by the 2000
First
Aid
Detachment
Pea>'8-
agreed to con tact other local groups
Fam ily Gam es is the recreation topic
pound ton, he must sell by the long,
Enlistments
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and with the cooperation o f all, he
for this m eeting
Member State Group
'o r gross ton, o f 2240 pounds.
He
C lifford D w ight M acD uffee, B e a v -,
T H E A rm y and N avy are tighten thought the tow er could be finished
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I The Beaverton First Aid detach ­ must pay freight charges which m ay
ereton, in navy.
ing up on com m ission ing o f civilians w ithout delay.
—G E T IN T H E S C R A P —
ment
has
com
pleted
m
ore
than
80
vary from 55 cents a ton for switch
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T em porary freeze orders have been
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hours o f training, and have been a c­ ing o f If his yard Is close to the
issued in som e setions.
In the Ar-
Lions Request Data
cepted into the O regon Sitate Civil
to $s R ton ff hlg yard is far
Prizes Awarded in Sugar
my air force alone more than 200.000 B e a v e r t o n R a t i o n
ian D efense
E ach first aider has R
P reparations o f the scrap for
On. Soldiers Abroad
applications fo r
com m issions
are
O pened
Contest at Grange Meet
been presented with a m em bership sh ,
t C08t„ hitn $3 to $4 a ton
R equest that parents o f W ash in g­
pending. Few will be granted in the
card by C ivilian D efense C o-Ordin- [ T 1 he governm ent program requires
I R ation o ffic e to serve residents in ’ ton county men serving with armed
near future.
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At the white satin sugar contest
M cM ahon.
T he . detach-] ; every scrap df
the Eastern pottion
f ' ,isb K
forces outside o f the United States held in B eaverton Saturday O ctober ator J. “ J
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dealer to set a m onthly
com
m unicate
the
10th at the Grange Hall there w ere n., ent
d£ ided
C « onl o f 33 13 per cent in excess o f
P R E S ID E N T R O O S E V E L T will re- cou nty „ was opened Thursday
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ceivo from Congress soon a set o f Beavei on
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N ovem ber
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jelli
from _
average
n onthly production for
F. Mason, w h o will m sin .ct the hand the f|r-t h alf o f th„
Dealers
am endm ents liberalizing relief and B eaverton accordin g to Com m ission was
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. . . . group all over the county.
made this week
The
The three Jud­
benefits
under soldiers and sailors er Jam es Lewis, c unty
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plans to send cigarettes to these boys es w ere Mrs. E. Lawson and Peter Img o f casualties in case o f i m « r - , n)ak(l m on th ,y reporta to the W ar
m in istra tor
Sugar rationing is be- fQp ChrjBtmag
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Civil R elief A ct o f 1940. A m ong oth ­
Mudie o f Portland, and Mrs W hiti gency.
ing handled at the new o ffice, but
M em bers o f
the
detachm ent are t
activities are checked hy
In form ation requested is the cor- cer, o f Hillsboro,
er things the am ount o f insurance
tires will continue to be handled
Opal
E lsen h au er
E verett
Burdin.
t „ . pectors.
rect addresses o f the men and wheth-
Prizes went to the follow in g:
which the G overnm ent agrees to pro
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H oy d C arlson, G eorge
E lsen h a u er,;
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tect fo. a servicem an is increased borou gh the' H U l-boro ^ a r d u n U l er the boys are located in Alaska.
Canned F r u it - Mrs.
Elva
Logan,
the first o f the month, Lew is stated
F lorence Enger, Lenore Foxton, Ken
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or
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foreign
countries.
H
illsboro;
2nd,
Mrs.
Geo.
Crow,
Beav-
from $5,000 to $10,000.
neth G arrick. Lela
H olm an. Lenn ! “ K eeP em fir in g -w it h Junk ! -
Division line fo r the new board is
Data may b* turned ovei to Bob erton ; 3rd, Mrs. Chas. V anK leek o f
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between
Holm an E ith er Kiel,
Bob M eyers,:
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n e r
ivveen Aloha
« u m » and ^ Reedville.
Dugdale. com m ittee chairm an, at the Tigard.
Olive Rnm sdall,
T om m y
Ram sdall, B e a v e r t o n F o l k s S u f f e r
Bus Snaps O ff
Appointm ent o f F O M itchell o f Portland
PorManH Gas
riJ, s &
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r „ oke
k . com
com pany
uanv o o f f .
L m>
Jam s— 1st, Mrs
E lm er
Perkins.
M argaret Stewart,
Beaverton as executive secretary o f lijce in H illsboro or sent in by mail
Power
Pole
B eaverton; 2nd M is Hattie Heater,
' w ^ X L i t ^ T î r i ' ^ j u r i e s ¡11 C o l l i s i o n
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Crashing into a high line pole, car-
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Sh erw ood; 3rd, Mrs. M C. M cK erch-
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M. J. W illiam s o f
B. W alker.
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B
eiwerton
rying 57,000 volts, a
shipyard
ork announced by Lewis.
B
eaverton,
su ffered
bac|. Injuries
Children
Tear
Down
Jellies— 1st
Miss G race Funston, ^
err.’ bus cut the pole in tw o at 9:12
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m orning
when a heavily
County Road Signs
B eaverton; 2nd, Mrs. E lm er Perkins, Oregon r ourtn Mate in
loaded O regon bus was com in g down
a m
Saturday, a
short
distance Republicans Lead
n r i v i n t r neighbor
n oip h h n r-
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north o f Newberg, depriving
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Com plaints
about children tearing B eaverton;
3rd, Mrs. E va Meeks. Turkeys; OSC Bulletin Out steep C anyon road when Its brakes
ing com m unities o f electricity for 25 C o u n t y K e g l S t r a t l O n
down road signs was voiced this week Cornelius,
Oregon now
ranks fourth am ong fa ‘ led to TholId a " d
‘ he bus side
minutes, accord in g to reports o f the
T otal registration o f W ashington by County Judge H D. Ker kman.
Canned T om atoes -1st, Mrs Elm er all the states in the num ber o f tur- 8w‘ P«d an Irvin g on bus in an endeav-
P G E com pany.
county
voters is
21,126, o f which w ho pointed out that these signs are Perkins, B eaverton; 2nd Mrs H attie keys produced
In attaining this
° n BW
vp and thus
None o f the bus occupants was in- 11.588 are
R epublicans and
9.2T78 fo r the convenience o f the public. Heate.’, Sherwood,
avoid rolling dow n tha hill Into M t i
jured, accord in g to the N ew berg po- dem ocrats. 161 independents, 20 so- Because o f labor shortage it is d iffi-
This was the regular B eaverton ’
*' 7 " * , ? " /'¡{„.'.T nm iioxim ateiv ier ‘ ra ffle .
lice
D river o f the m achine told cialists. 15 prohibitionists and 64 cult to replace sig n , and teachers G range m eeting and the third degree 175 per
d „ cent
anf ' hptw
P n ia
U and
and ,a
4n f «>r•
Mr Mats, a pipefitter at the Swan
between
1930
1940,
and
parents were asked to warn was con ferred in the m orning
The reaching a total production o f 1,- Ialand -h ip yard was ‘ he only passen
police that
his
passengers, all o f miscellaneous.
children against such acts
Many lecture hour was presented by the 677.851 tu rk e y , at the tim e o f the ^
w hom work on graveyard shifts, all
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" ho8e Injuries s q u ir e d h o .p iU
signs have been dam aged and torn Hom e
E con om ic
com m ittee
w ith 1940 census
went to sleep and he “ must have
Expriissed in d o lla r s •»‘ •'ntlon.
He w as treated at G ood
Forget-Me-Not
Sale
down
sin
ce
school
opened.
Penalties
conservation
o
f
food
s
and
canning
dozed o f f fo r ii minute
and cents, the turkey industry now Sam aritan h o s p it a l_____
tanging
to
$25
and
costs
are
provid-
the
subject.
Mrs.
W
m
.
McClure
C om m unities without electricity foi Scheduled over Week-end
a ccou n ts f" i from 3 to 4 per cent o f i
« « » .n n
n
county deputy, was piesent.
25 m inutes were Dayton. Newberg,
Disabled Am erican W ar V eterans *d bV law ' the i udKe sa|d
the cash farm incom e in Oregon.
W ill P o s t p o n e R e v ie w *
Phyllis A verel, a student o f W hit-
Six Corners, Tualatin. Tigard, Mult wllj ho|d tj,Pir annual forget-m e-not
a
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A m eeting o f m em bers o f the Beav
ford school, w h o attended the 4-H
nom ah and districts served by the gaJe Frjday
and
Saturday o f this
Newberg Wins, 13-6
erton B ook
club was held at the
B arbur boulevard sub-statVin
week
It is hoped to obtain suffi-
N ew berg
high
school
7eg’ istered « » n ,* ren®* a« Corvallis, thanked the Rationing Change
hom e o f Mrs. M cK erch er last week,
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d e n t m oney so the w ork o f caring tw o touchdow ns to defeat the strong G ' a,,?* e
^*r ■ch ” lar8hiP " " d told A n n o u n c e d
and a decision was reached to post-
for disabled veterans m ay be carried B eaverton preps. 13 to 6. In a T Y V o f^ be "Ctlvlt'es^ o f ‘ ^ P s c . h o o p l m
The W ashington C ounty rationing pone the regular book review s until
Beavertop Man Wins
The
W
ashington
on effectively.
league tussle Friday.
„
com m ittee announces an am endm ent after the first o f the year.
$1500 Contest Award
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Olson, scorin g from the five, and will meet at Scholls W ednesday,
r to the f a r m m achinery rationing ord er i A nother m eeting will be called in
tober
21st
at
10
a.
m
D W
W’ agner o f B eaverton, was
On Sunday, O ctober 18. Miss Pearl Tw enge. pushing from the two-yard
that will save farm ers the necessity January to determ ine further actlv-
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aw aided $1500 ln the nation wide D
g^erlock.
director
o f E ducation o f e «tripe,
scored
the
N ew berg
touch r i
i i n i u v n,
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o l f II
m i i aking
certifica
tion to
dealers
be- l jty
o f >11"
the 1>IU
clu b during the w inter and
$2rO,fV>0 Industrial study on arc weld- fha Portland district o f the Methodist dow ns
Alex re<Avered a blocked b e a t * f o r U v e r s e a * P a c k a g e s f o r e
purchasing
small Items
spring season
ing, sponsored by the Jam es F LJn church, will visit and inspect the punt in the end zone for Beaverton'*
Persons wishing to purchase their m achinery and im plem ents Including,
coin
Arc
W elding
Foundation a> Sunday School o f the Beaverton M six points
t'h iistm a s sexls early for over seas attachm ents having a retail value of
BIRTHS
Cleveland, Ohio. Mr W agn er is em E Church
She will also conduct
letter^ and
packages, may secure less than $25 have been
exem pte 1
* rii
„ .
.
ployed at W entw orth and Irwin. Inc , the church services
F ollow ing the
them hy calling or w riting to Mrs. from group B items requiring certi
and Mr*' „ „
,A ' u ,c >*ard".
in Portland
church service a fellow ship dinner
Serve Toni Country
M C. M cK ercher.
Beaverton
Seal ficatlon.
'
rouU »• ^
^
» • a • «"
Jerry K.
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chairm an. 214 Lom bard St , Tele-
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will be served
All 18 60 y e a r o l d phone 2671
Mr. and Mrs. Ora G. Bates, route 5.
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The regular mall seal
T l'R K F V G R A D E R S ’ SCH OOL
box 632, Sept. 25. a son Carl L.
H E L P F IN D IT!
B eaverton P N G club met at I
O C T O B E R 23-24
men. Your State Guard sale for this year starts N ovem ber
O O F hall fo r their regular m eet­
j A school fo r O regon turkey grad ers • Mr and Mrs Fitch A. Clarke, route
needs you.
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612. SsP‘ -
a son Bruce F
ing
with
a
no
host,
pot
luck
dinner
will be h el d Oc to be r 2 3 a n d ^ a t Al *
FOR
Mrs Flna P eerenboom o f K ina’s bany. ln the plant of the Northwest
Mr and Mrs. E a r i e j . »wan
Aill
this week
Tables were decorated
your nearest State Guard
Beauty shop, has gone to
Orlando, Poultry and Dairy Products C o . for ®w Brentwood a VS., Oct. 2, a daugh
with autumn leaves and candles with
S A L V A G E
unit at Beaverton Grade Florida, to visit her husband who is all persons who expset to grade tur*;***'
a loyely birthday cake as a center
piece
The m eeting was much en­
keys In Oregon this year, announces |
School every Wednesday, in the air corps.
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the state department of agriculture:
M a r r i a R t LlCCIISC*
joyed
A H alloween party will be
7:45.
Very
important
Remove
the
money
from your which cooperates with the federal d e -! Arnold C. Alttg,
Glencullen, and
held O ctober 20. games and a good
CALL Beaverton 3552
Spending Pocket and place it in your partment of agriculture in holding Rdyth M Etiel. 1129 SE Malden St.,
that you he there.
time fo r all
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Saving Pocket
Invest ten, fifteen the school.
H. O Hamann, agricul i Portland.
Bv order of . Command- twenty
or 2481
—THROW %'Ot'R STR 4P IN T O
per cent of all you
make In ural marketing administration Wash | Eric O. Berg, North
Bend,
and
T H E F IG H T —
ing General, State G uard. War Savings Bonds
ington, D. C , will be In charge.
’ Ruth 8. Olson, Beaverton .
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