The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, October 23, 1942, Image 1

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P U B L I S H E D J V E E K L Y IN O U R P L A N T O N
V O L . 15, N O . 38
Gov. Sprague
Extends Scrap
Metal Campaign
S H O R T $T. A N D T U A L A T I N
Beaverton, Oregon,
Proclamation
Mayor Masters
has proclaimed
Tuesday, October 27, as official Navy
Day in accordance with the balance
i of the nation.
H IG H W A Y —
O N L Y N E W S P A P E R IN B E A V E R T O N .
Friday, October 23, llM2
Farm Truck
Volunteers
Registration Needed For
October 22-24 Gas Sign-Up
E S T A B L IS H E D
Aloha Woman Hears
Ot Son <n Shanghai
Mis Mary C. Utter of Aloha, ro-
cently received the following newsy
and interesting letter written by K.
F Chuck of New York
"I have been in Shanghai from
April 23 to June 29, 1942. and re­
turned to the United States on the dip­
lomatic exchange ship Gripsholm.
arriving in New York on August 2.
WhlH in Shanghai ; saw a great
i<-*L._,
deal of your son Darw in
His
busi-
ness. D. H Utter A Co is still oner-
is
have
„nr
ating.
So far the Japs
closed it.
All British and American
banks and firms have been closed in
1927
Public Warned
On New Black-
Out Regulations
* Whereas.
the United
States
Navy is fighting the battle for
freedom in the waters of the ag­
gressors, and
Whereas, the United States Navy,
Farmers may obtain assistance to j The Office of Civilian Defense at
Scrap metal for the nation's war
conjoined with its famed coordin­
" ,11 have ,l' >ml1 down
effort was being gathered up in all
“ >eir shades at night, under the new
ated arm, the United States Ma­ register their trucks and pickups |the Hillsboro courthouse is recruit-
sections of Washington county this
from
the
county
farm
transportation
;lng
volunteer
clerical
workers
to
rine Corps, has established a foot­
an<1 iar s‘ ric‘ er dimout regulations
week as Governor Charles A. Sprague ! hold upon soil held by the enemy, committee this Thursday, Friday and , assist in the tremendous job of reg-
J “ . 81 . >S!*ued by Lieut. General DeWitt
extended for another week, until
Saturday.
All
such
vehicles
must
istering
motorists
for
the
forthcom-
and is battling heroically to ex­
OI
e Western Defense Command.
be registered, or face the possibility ing gasoline rationing program and
October 21. the present scrap metals
Orders received by Jerrold Owen.
tend that advantage, and
program sponsored by all newspapers
Oregon State defense coordinator,
Whereas, by national tradition of being unable to buy gas, tires, ser- ¡volunteers are urged to turn in their
of the country.
It is understood
state that previous dtmout regula-
the debt the people of the United vice or parts for equipment after (names at once.
few little
'harmless"
Conservative tonnage estimates in
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tions have not reduced skyglow suf-
States owe their Navy is annually November 15, warns John Kanina, that the registration will be handled ......
business
life
otherwise
is
going
on
as
n .,
, ...
stock piles in this county placed the
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ficiently and that more drastic meas
emphasized through the setting chairman of the county USDA war ¡much the same as the sugar sign-up
board.
Four
places
have
been
ar-
last
spring.
.
urea must be taken effective next
total of 570 tons as of Friday night,
aside of one day to acclaim that
1 i ices have gone sky high; rice Sunday. October 25.
tanged by the committee in Wash -1 The following statement has been
according to County Salvage Chair- : branch of the armed forces;
ington county where owners of pick-¡issued in connection with the appeal a,‘lling for about $ m h to $900 per pi-
Beginning that date, shades in
man John A. Kovaly, who pointed
Therefore, I, E. H. Masters M
ups and trucks may register their* “ The government will be unable to
, . “ 'J.
bi°ycles for every home must be pulled down be-
out that much work was yet to be i yor of the Town of Beaverton .
nher : vehicles, informs
Palmer
Torvend, .staff these offices with paid person- , '
$ 3.000 each a new bicycle |ow tbe ¡evej
done before the county reached its j hereby proclaim Tuesday, October
the lowest lamp in
County Agent.
These registration nel.
Frankly, this war job cannot for
br* H<1 ahou‘ $t 50 per Pacb
roon
quota of 3,919 tons.
Much collection j twenty-seventh, nineeteen hundred
and outdoor
lights
points
will
be
Forest
Grove,
Cham-
efficiently
be
done
without
the
aid
of
lu>,m‘*
meat
$-"
a
pound.
No
auto-
around
the
..
.
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work remains throughout the county | and forty-two as "Navy Day“ and
monnes piy the stieets except Jap from above and reduced in strength
in order that the necessary stock
call upon all citizens of Beaverton ber of Commerce rooms, Hillsboro, ^patriotic citizens.
P^PPet-owned
Our gasoline is to not more than 1 foot candle on
piles be built up.
The huge task re- | to take part in observance of this County Court rooms, Beaverton Ki- Need Much Help
l ’**1 gallon on the black market j be ground, which is much less
quires trucks and volunteer helpers.
day through the many channels wanis club rooms ,and Sherwood City i "W e need men and women, young
Hall.. The registration offices will and old, capable of performing ordin-
n__*jf 1 **
^Butter
light than is produced by the aver­
Governor Gives Praise
open to them and to join in a sa
tioned
and sells
.
, .
, . >30 per
. pound;
..... age outdoor light now.
“ Oregon is doing a good job but we ' hit* to the United States Navy s e open during the hours of 1 to 6 .ary clerical, office and receptionist ; American
smoking tobacco for $300.
at|wt 1|jfhu
clti„ and , own.
will not be satisfied until we get the 1 Marine Corps. Coast Guard. Na­ p m. Thursday and FYiday, and 10 duties.
P "The Jobs will not necessarily re-1
■ o it goes with P "< ** going high- mu8t a)80 bo shielded a(iajnat throw-
a.
m.
to
8
p.
m.
on
Saturday.
j
val Aviation, and the Merchant
last ton of scrap in,” said Governor
The office of Defense Transporta- quire full time
We will welcome 01
K\eryone is lettinf ko of the
light upward.
Store window
Marine.
Sprague.
Whereunto, 1 have set my hand tion is mailing to all farm pickup citizens who can regularly contribute looney, a*‘ buying all they can When lighting must be confined to above
“Though we have until January 1,
one or two days, or even half-days t*'e imported goods are all sold out
valancos and must throw no
this 19th day of October, nineteen and truck owners who have a Farm-
1943, to reach of 100,000 ton figure,
er
s
license,
a
certificate
of
War
N
e
-,throughout
the
week
„1?
won
1
”
e
milch
left
more
than 1 foot candle of light on
we feel certain that with the grand I hundred and forty-two.
cessity which must be filled in for, “ No one disputes the vital neces
11 looks like Darwin will have to the sidewalk outside the window,
E. H. MASTERS,
cooperation o f individuals and or­
Mayor, Town of Beaverton each vehicle if it is to he in opera- sity of carrying out this important dunk Jap coffee the imported is $90, industrial lighting, too, must be re-
ganizations, another week of this in- ’
tion after November 15. Truck own-1rubber-conservation program.
It Is a
can'
*duced and shielded from above,
tensive drive might put Oregon over
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ers who did not have their vehicles a job that must be done
This first
evacuation ship only | “ We're under orders to get tough
the top by getting its quota first of,
,
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registered by December 31. 1491, will “ Volunteers are urged to register
t “ ®*1 Americans from out ports of about it,” states coordinator Owen
all the 48 states
The thousands of Motorists Must bubmit
not receive such certificates, but
Immediately for duty at their local ' hinn (except
Shanghai),
and it "Beginning Sunday our instructions
volunteer workers and the hundreds c
•_! ivi
l
e
must secure them by writing to the Defense Council or Civilian Defense ° _ 8 as though the next boat will are
pro 8 PCUte pve,.y offender, not
of trucks which have been rushed ^ e r i R I I t U m M r t O f
Office of Defense Transportation, Volunteer Office.”
,akp the, r?"t o f . the mJt
just warn on the first offense. Strict
into this collection program speaks Tires Including Spare
cans and those living in Shanghai. ___
Central Mailing Office. P. O. Box Assist Volunteer Sign-mi
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enforcement
of the new dimout regu
for itself in the grand total which
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2259, Detroit. Michigan.
| The county defense council execu
" If Darwin is evacuated on the ]aBons is vital to the safety of the
has kept Oregon
well
up
in
front
...
Tire hoarders are going to be hit
According to the information we tive committee has ratified the fol- npx‘ boa‘ ‘ believe the Department i
foast
ever since this newspaper program when national gas rationing comes have 3aid K amna. farm truck own lowing appointments to head area ot ata‘ p will inform you.”
In Oregon the new orders go Into
staited.
next month, Richard G. Montgomery, er8 and truckers hauling more than volunteer offices, according to Mrs.
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i effect in all coastal cities, and in
“The action of the state
salvage state
OPA director, revealed today. 50 per cent farm produce are asked Harry Morgan, county chairman of
I Columbia,
Washington,
)Yamhill,
Excess
committee in advancing for
another “ Under regulations of the national t0 brlng the appUcation form
they the volunteer office
Mrs
L
I- _ Nearly _ Million
.
Polk, Marlon, Clackamas, and Mult­
week the $2000 war bonds prizes will gas rationing program now be*nK receive through the mail to the near- Hervey, Forest Grove, at the busi T a x e s D i s t r i b u t e d t o
nomah counties.
Citizens are ail
add
to *'
the grand work , *1
the
Washington,,’
•-
' “ completed . in
'**
Mont-
eg{
. u incentive
. .
,
— - registration
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— order
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office; Mrs
Mary Hadley at
jn O r e non
I vised to start observing the new
boys and girls of the state have been gomery sad, motorists applying for hls registration may be conducted as Hillsboro city hall, and Mrs Blanche V ,O U n iie s
w rego n
'regulations immediately so that the
doing ever since September 28 when gas books will be required to submit quickly as possible Farm truck own Jones at Sherwood bank
Mrs Mor- | statc Treasurer Leslie M Scott habit will he formed by Sunday
the Newspaper ^metals drive program the^ serial numbers of their five tires, ers who wish help in filling out the gan reports that so far she has been Saturday distributed from excess in i
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was inaugurated.
incmuing tne spare.
certificate are urged to come early unable to find anyone to take
COme taxes in the general fund of the yr-
.
r .' ,
.
,
“The presa and the radio have co-
Motonsts will be allowed onl> and muBt bring along with them the chairmanship at Beaverton
stttte to counties in Oregon
$ 995 - iN .lW a n ia n S Club Launch
operated in fine style and brought « v e tires per vehicle
Any others following
information
Acres
of
For the gas registration at the var- 778
ln heu of ,,ne-half of the 2 -miil R n V S c o u t F i n a n c e
the message of this “ Scrap for Vic ‘ hey possess will be turned in. al- crops raised, livestock and poultry jous schools. Mrs Morgan explained 3tate elementary school tux for the r V
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tory' program into every town and though they will, of course, be com- on hand, truck mileage and amount that it would be necessary to secure f i , Mt haj, of the fjscai year „nding Campaign Wednesday
hamlet of the state.”
pensated in some way for these extra 0f gasoline used in 1941, their loaded the needed help right in their own j uno 30 1943
The Boy Scout Finance
Cam-
Estimates as of October 16, accord- tires."
weight of truck.
This information .districts.
Mad it not been for the distribution Paign was launched with flying col-
ing to Chairman Kovaly, are as fol-
;is necessary before the certificates 1
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just made and a Ilk« apportionment ora at the Kiwanis club meeting last
lows
Beaverton, leading with
wun 80
a<J q ______ .
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may b« filled out.
Some member '
. .
to he made next year, a 2-mlll levy Wednesday' night with 30 enthusi-
tons;
Hillsboro 63 tons;
Garden tieaverton rllgh oCnOOl
of the committee will be at each of Captain Koy J. James
would have
been imposed by the astio and optomistfc workers reaolv -
Home 56 tons; Sherwood 31 tons; Ti- Classes Elect N ew
the registration places to assist farm C o m p l e t e s T r a i n i n g
year ending June 30. 1943, Scott said., ing to bring It to a successful con
gard 26 tons. Gaston 16 tons, and Q ^ j ^
fm
tiuckers in filling out their certifi-
8
The distribution of April 9, 1942, elusion by a week from Friday
Cornelius nine-tenths of a ton.
v / i i u v u ,U I * 1,58 1 c * c a t e s .
The transportation commit-
Recent completion of the Summer served to eliminate the l.m lll prop- n|Kht
The workers demonstrated
school children,
as usual, are
^t. elections held recently at Beav- ‘ ee '’ a8 a suPPly ° ‘
information Session of the Officers
(raining eity tax levy which otherwise would their faith tn
the Scouting
in the
Scouting program
more than doing their part,” asserted *erton high school .the following were fcrnls for
ou‘ the certificates School at the Spokane Army Air De have been inlposed for the half year and the necessity for additional funds
Chairman Kovaly.
“They serve as elected claas officers:
Freshman of
The Chairman of the Transport« potM Washington, found the name of
,,nding June 30, 19s2
to extend the program materially ln
an object lesson to their elders in ,fice,g were;
president, Jim Leh ‘ ion committee pointed out that these Capt Roy P. James former
Tigard The amounts distributed
will be this area by themselves offering to
the country as a whole.
man; vice president, Arthur Moshofs certificates will be necessary for le Oregon, resident, among the roster of credited to the elementary school contribute a large amount in addition
County trucks and their drivers k y . secretary,
Duane
Cushman;
operation of the truck after No 33 officers graduated
funds of the several counties,
to the time and effort necessary to
have been doing fine work in pick- treasurer, T$)m Courtwright.
(vember 15, and the registration pro-
The session was familiarly known
Multnomah county received. $339, complete the campaign.
Chairman
ing up scrap, according to Chairman
Sophomore officers are:
Presi Kram se‘ UP by the county committee as the “ Dawn Patrol" around the 6*5933
¡Felix Sorbets and his executive com­
Kovaly, who said there was consider- dent^ jim
Harrison;” vice"* president is l,es'Kned ‘ ° assist farmers to for- depot, inasmuch as classes convened
Washington county was apportlon- mittee, Hal W. Inman, K. H. Masters
able need for volunteer help to assist George
Dussin;
secretary
Hilda mu‘ a‘ e hauling plans that will com- early five days a week before the ed $28,636.89
and F. H. Goyt will have a sizeable
the drivers in the pick-up.
Balfe; treasurer' Fted
Van Horn P*y with the^ order and still permit day shift of depot civilian workers
sum to start the campaign o ff In
Pilfering from scrap metal Pi,es reporter, Bill Diihaime; yell leader, pffic'* nt operation of their farms went on duty
great style.
On “ Graduation Day”> the loe»« American Discoverers
was decried this week by* Kovaly, p an Freeman ” song 'leader "Keith Mpmbers oi thp Transportation Com
Bright and early next Sunday morn­
who said that besides being
King highly Cook. pianjst, 'D oris Johnson.’
mlttee are:
Henry
Ha* *
R ee'1 man received his certificate
ing at 8 a. m. at the Kiwanis club
(iff,Tel
St.
Marys
Subiect
President
Chairman, Robert Warren, L ally from the Commanding Officer
unpatriotic it was against the law
Junior officers
hall a big breakfast will be served
and would subject anyone caught in Chet Slovich
vice president
Bob J Heesacker. and R. Glenn Ritchey. Col. Bernard J. Tooher.
American
Discoverers
was the for all the workers and you are In­
such stealing to prosecution.
I f ¡Moore; secretary. Grace Rich treas Forest Grove, Henry Johnson, Beav
No charge will he
headline slogan in English classes at vited to attend.
people will break up the scrap so that Urer, Warren
Hohnstein • pianist erton- anfl Leroy Mills. Henry Melte
St. Mary's of the Valley during the. made for this program and brenk
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it cannot be used in its original state. Gelene
G ele n e
Hohhs
veil leader.
le n d e r
nick bel<e. ar|d J. W Kamna, Hillsboro.
Hobbs;
yell
Dick
past week.
The upper-clasamen fast.
Hours 2-5 Sat Eves. 6-8
it will help in combatting this sott p 0 mpetier; song leader, Helen Ran-
gave an interesting program on the! Anyone not contacted by the Scouts
Many grand new books have just subject, at a general assembly. Out- thay leave their contributions at the
of thing, he said
dall; reporter. Freddy Boyles
— BOMB TH E JAPS W IT H JUNK
at rived at the library.
The scrap metal from the various
Senjor officers are;
President,!
A numbei of stundjng numbers were a panel «Ms-, Beaverton city hall.
piles will probably not be moved as George Mick; vice pre 8 ident. Ronald R p r m h l i c t n M e f»t
,
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TT* cussion t,\ M
McMahon. (Mare
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of these is The Glass Key by Dashill m
Moshofsky.
Sitton
and
soon as some people may expect ac- Christensen: sergeant al arms. Mai- — , ”
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Hammett, the author of the Thin Martha i j,vote; a rievei and origin- Albert J. Vaia training
cording to Kovaly, because these colm McMinn; secretary, Marilu Lo Thursday, O c t o b e r 29
Man stories
stock piles are being built up out of hu8; treasurer, Paul Swanson; song
It is as exciting as the a, skit Columbus in 1942 written by F o r E n t ï i n e e r i n e D u t v
C.n gin eerin g LfUly
necessity throughout the ration so as 1(,ader Evangeline Moshofsky; pian-
There wil1 he a mpe“ nK of thp Thin Man is this story of crime K „ a Schnelder; a .election by the
o be available to the tsteel mills
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mills of ist> Pat8y Heinrich; yell leaders. Zel Washington County Republicans at among the politician bosses, gamb Mjrjnm Chora, anJ mug|cn] salectlon8' F«r t lg*onard Wood. Mo Albert J
the country.
However, it will be ‘ da Heisel and Hercules Alex, and re »he H.llsborq Chamber of Commerce |er* and gunners of a machine boss- hy Bernadine Smith and Rita Schne- Vala. tof Beaverton, who recently en
accomplished as soon as it can be porter. Monte Meyers.
(on October 29 at 8 p
ed city
It opens with the murder ¡de|.
.tered military service, has arrived nt
sorted and routed to the mills.
of
a . senator's
son. and
before
Miss Dorothy ¡the Engineer Replacement Training
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Keep Piles Growing
finished the man who is Lacking McGinley presented the moving pic- Center here for
extensive train-
Added to PoEce Force
Our hope is that these piles will Beaverton P. T. A. Board
down the murderer has smashed ~ tun —
The New Oiegon Trail which ing program in preparation for
be added to as often as possible for M a k e Extensive Plans
Charles Henderer. 23. of Beaverton cials a bad caso of shakes.
’ " ' « lvert a v,vld contrast to the themes hat engineer duty
the duration of the war , declared
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of the years 495, 1000, and 1402
Training will include basic subjects
Another book is The Case of the
Kovaly.
“ We hope these piles will
At the board meeting of the P T has been added to the Portland po-
The student body has chosen Mar- like close and extended order drill,
lice
force.
Dangerous
Dowager,
a
Perry
Mason
never be empty as long as the war a this week there was a good at
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ic iiu c ic i,
wiiu
Kittuunirti
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who
graduated
from
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written by Earle Stanley Gard garet McMahon for president, C lare, manual of arms, rifle markmanship
lasts so that there will always be tendance and
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Moshofsky. vice-president, and Ange- and combat principles as well as the
any good piojects g;|kton
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high
school
and
attended
setap metals available from which Were presented.
„
*»ner.
lina Sohler, secretary treasurer.
functions of military
engineering
the mills may draw."
A t the regular monthly meeting
StRte C°^ .***
tw°
A large group of resident students , use of tools and equipment, building
Donald M Nelson war production Tuesday, October 27. at the grade haS been
to ,he record bu
enjoyed a piping weiner and marsh- o f fixed and floating bridges, demoli-
Enlistements
board chief, told the nation's news school at 7:30 p. m . a good program reaU'
mallow roast in Lzrretta Grove over tion and construction of roads and
Beaver-
William Joseph ft^inland,
papers Friday that they had done a has been arranged and there will b
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the week end.
October's contrihu- obstacles.
Soldiers go frori here to
ton. in U. S. Coast Guard.
magnificant and unprecedented job a panel discussion on hot lunches for
C^aSS F o r A d u l t *
tion of color and weather added tone tartful units or to special training
in carrying on the nation-wide house tbe grade school children.
Eldon Clinton Del^ashmutt, Mult- especially to those who had remained or officer candidate schools.
hold scrap salvage campaign during' Fathers and mothers are urged to
A beginning typewriting class for nomah. in Navy,
• at the academy oveil the week end
y
the past several weeks
attend even though they are not a<lu“ a will be held Monday evenings
Edward E
Alexander
Tiuaid in foi the firs’ time
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New Tasks Accepted
members.
This is a subject vital ftom
7 30 p m
( Honor studenti for
the past six Graham S. Young
"The job that the newspapers have to the health of all children, come
Beaverton High School,
Geraldine o Con Candidate .for Coroner
November 2nd if the eTollm en" , Chjsrle. Joseph Hemrich. Beaver- week's period are
done is absolutely unprecedented in
V
r.er, Rita Schneider, and Angelina
this country.
It has been magnifi-
_TH R O W YO U R SCRAP IN TO
reaches twenty. Call the High School ion' ln
navy_
Sohler
Graham S. Young, D. M. S., an­
James
Delbert
McAllister,
Multno­
cent The results surpassed the fond-
T IIE F IG H T—
or mail a postcard if interested
nounces his candidacy for tbs office
mah, in navy.
eat hopes that I entertained when I
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SCRAP IRON MEANS
of County Coroner.
He is a native
the publishers to come in a
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Preston Drake. Beaverton, in navy.
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born Oregonian and was educated in
W EST SLOPE
few weeka ago and discuas the prob- L O O p fT IVlt. r . I . A , b a s k e t
Joseph Anthony Bross. R 6 . Box
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j schools of Oregon. Was a resident of
COM M UNITY CHURCH
lem of our materials shortage and S o c i a l O c t o b e r 3 0 th
899. coast guard.
, Washington county 11 years and ac
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Scrap
Collection
how the newspapers could help.”
Benny Ioawrence I arson. Tigard,
tive In business and civic affairs all
SW Gabel lan e
With that statement Nelson urged
Cooper Mt. P. T A are planning
Progressing
Nicely
roast guard.
j
tl^s time.
Mr. Young is 34 years of
Rev H. A. Armitage, Pastor
the newspapers to turn increasing at- a basket social and costume party to
Carl Frederick Daufel. Tualatin,
Is a resident of Tigard and If
At 11 a. m the Rev. W. R. Saw-
tention to the problems of indus- be held at Cooper Mt. school on Oct.
Time for collection of scrap has age.
elected will have offices In Tigard
trial scrap salvage
30.
A good program, free
Baskets hill D D . of Seattle, Synodical Sup» < oast guard.
been extended thru this week and a
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of
Missions,
will
preach
on
My
meeting will be held soon by the and Hillsboro.
The newspapers' “ wonderful job” , to be sold.
Free coffee.
Saturday. November 14th the Civ­ committee to sort and «ell the ma­
It Is impossible for Mr. Young to
Church.
Nelson said, had resulted in increas-
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contact personally every person, due
* .
The congregation. with
approxim ilian Defense is giving a carnival at
terial.
ing the flow of scrap to steel furn­
to the present restriction on tires,
Marriage Licenses
ateiy thirty charter members, will be the Beaverton Grade School for the
aces that must be kept going
It is estimated there is about 60
William
Underwood.
R2
Box
521
organized
by
a
commission
appointed
benefit
of
all
defense
units
in
East
"The whole campaign has been a
tons of scrap at the high school and and he has taken this means of
reaching the public.
Kerkland, by the Presbytery of Oregon com P,-n Washington county,
major contribution to the war ef­ Beaverton, and Kathryn
the boys deserve special praise for
route 3. box 1168. Beaverton
posed of
Rev H A Armitag#. as
He urges everyone to buy War
fort." Nelson told the newspaper
their efforts
Othpr scrap tn other .qa'^ng."'Bo'nds .„ r f“ stamps and turn
Wilbur Uvingston. Beaverton, and moderator Rev E E Martin
and
men.
places
is
estimated
at
80
tons
Mr
and Laura Shoote. Vancouver, Wash elders C B Walker. Leslie M Finch
in all scrap to help win the war.
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Richey hopes to reach a goal of 100
Harold H Graetx. Multnomah, and and E. E Krueger
The Sacrament
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— Keep 'em firing—with Junk!—
SAVE
tons before the end o f the week A
Veola Robinson, Hillsdale
0f Baptism will be administered
—THROW YOUR SCRAP INTO
lack
of
truck
facility
slowed
up
the
‘ THE FIGHT—
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The
people of the surrounding
drive, although the county truck*
NOVEMBER
FOR
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ARTHUR PRESTON
community are responding In a very
have helped
Funeral services were held Monday fine way and rapid growth is expec'
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C IVILIAN D EFENSE D EFINED
at P eggs Chapel in Beaverton, for ed in this new field
The Rev H
S A L V A G E
14th
Arthur Preston, aged 75. cousin of a Armitage under the appointment
Faster Lilies Bloom
"Civilian Defense might be de­
1NF4*KM kTION
Mrs Eva M Hawkins of Portland of the Board of American Missions.
Mrs $Yed Harris. 2812 SW Miles.
fined as the volunteer non-mlll-
Interment Crescent Grove cemetery with the approval of the Presbytery
Multnomah,
reports
sha
has
two
Eaa-1
DEFENSE
tary Army of the United State#—
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¡of Oregon, is the pastor A two acre
Beaverton 3552
ter lilies in bloom
She describes | recruited, and trained in fighting
CALL
Next T u e s d s y Congregational lot has been purchased on Multno-
them as most beautiful specimens ! »h i» war within our own territor­
C A R N IV A L
churcti Bazaar and Victory Harvest mah Golf Club Road, and a new
and exceptionally fragrant.
These | ial limits " —James M Landis. D i­
or 2481
dinner 5 30 to 8 p m
Adults 75c, church will be built as soon as pr>s
1 same lilies bloomed eaoliet this year
rector, OCD.
children 40 c
ent restrictions make this possible
at Easter time.
a