PUBLISHED
WEEKLY
V O L . 16, NO. 13
IN O U R P L A N T O N
S H O R T ST. A N D T U A L A T I N
VALLEY
HIGHW AY
E S T A B L I S H E D 1037
Beaverton, Oregon, Friday. April 30, 1943
of News
Washington
County
Nears
Quota
Crash
In
Blackout Emergency Rules Bits
About O
Boys
In Second War Loan Campaign Wages Ahead
Given For Vehicles; Warning
Babson Says
Issued on Dimout Violators
ut
Dear Sirs:
1 arrived in the Navy training
camp at Fai ragut, Idaho, early Wed
nesday.
Since that» time they have
kept us pretty busy.
The Navy is swell, although it is
lathei difficult during lioot camp
Thanks a lot for the advice and
help that you gave me before 1
left.
I will always appreciate it.
Sincerely yours,
FO RR EST C O W G ILL
A. S. Co. 243-43 Camp Bennion U. S.
N. T S Fari-agut, Idaho
Sherwood Ai ea
Tigard Areu
Bea verton-Alohu
Hillsboro Area
Forest Grove Area
Banks Alea
Quota:
Amt. Subscribed:
250.000. 00
$ 154.688.D')
500.000. 00
333.537.75
500.000. 00
419.443 75
1,550,000 00
1,343.866.25
1.000.000.00
810, »66 75
97,568.75
200 . 000 . 00
to be Raised
* 95,311.75
166.*62.25
80,586.25
206,133.75
189,533.25
102,431 25
Regulations governing blackouts and
Babson Park, Mass., April 31) li<
the control of traffic during air raids.
1929 when stocks were selling eight
whether occurring at night or during State Grange Oppose
TO T A L
*4.000,000.00
*3,159.571 50
$ 840.428.50 times present prices 1 told investors
daylight hours, was set forth in a
that these prices could not possibly
proclamation by Governor E ail Snell. Return of Japanese to
Washington County has gone over these subscriptions the goal will be hold UP and ‘ hat a Price collapse \< as
Auxiliary emergency vehicles which Western Defense Zone
ahead.
It surely came with a bang
the top in the Second War Loan reached
will be permitted to operate only under
Dear Folks
Drive
as
far
as
the
non-bank
miotu
U
i8
the
b°P
*
‘
ba
Treasury
De-
^
a
few
months prices dropped 80%
Any move to return so-called loyal
the direction of authorized personnel
' 18 lal 18 lne non oanK quota
_
and in two years all the banks were
I remember that you asked me to u
acting in accordance with orders from Japanese to the Western defense zone send a picture back when I got in of *1,021.300.00 Is concerned
The Pa ,‘ ment ,ha‘ "<> County will stop clot,ed with ten million unemployed
civilian defense authorities, are de fot the purpose of alleviating critical • the army
Nearly a year has passed County was one of the first six conn with its quotu.
Secretary of the Wage Market« Like
fined.
farm labor shortages of the area, w ill'since I left Beaverton, I finally have
Treasury Morgenthau spent Tuesday stock Markets
ties
in
Oregon
to
reach
the
gonl
and
........... . in
Each of these vehicles must be iden not meet with the approval of the gotten around to having m> picture
in Portland. Oregon, assisting
Today the situation is exactly re-
I have an enlist-, w:*8 ***e f'*'8t county to reach a goal helping the State of Oregon reach its versed.
tified by a white pennant mounted in farmers of the region, Morton Tomp taken in uniform.
It is true that the stock
kins.
Master
of
the
Oregon
State
|
e<
*
man
working
under
mo
who
hae
of
over
one
million
dollars
By
non
an upright position at the forward
new goal of 110 millions.
The for- maidtct has gone up a little since
week, j a photographic studio in New York bank subscriptions is meant the pur men goal was one hundred millions, I 1932.
left side of the vehicle and visible Grange, stated early this
The averages, which then
from both sides. On this pennant will Tomp.tin s statement came follow in g, c ity for 10 years, and I prevailed chase of government securities by in- but the State War Bond Committee stood at 27, now are about 80; but
be the basic insigna of the Office of radio and newspaper reports that , upon him to take a couple of snaps
has taken on the additional quota of j this is far from the high of 265 in
sucha move is being contemplated You will note how the strain of army dviduals. corporations, fraternal or Ten millions to express the attitude I W39.
Civilian Defense in red.
If, however, the newspapers
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( ‘"I don’t kYiow who is behind this life is telling on me.
ganizations, and municipal bodies of the people of the State of Oregon ^ would publish the wage averages, the
wlfh »
t *‘ «W be proviided , movement to permit Japanese fain,
As a matter of fact. I am enjoying Total subscriptions in the County- to Japan for her dastardly act in exe- ■ same as they publish the stock aver-
with a mask or shield for use during workers to return to this area, but I
my present work immensely
After now aggregate
$3.159,571 50, which cuting our aviators
To leach the ages, what would they show?
I ll
hours of darkness, to be fastened se
car. assure you that the farmers are completing Officers Candidate School is within *840,428.50 oi the total goal new goal every citizen in the state tell you they would scale every nni-
curely over the lighted right front 1 not
asking to have them back. at Miami Beach i where I instructed of Four Million Dollais for the entire will have to dig down in his pocket nition worker stiff.
headlamp of automobile or truck
"The farmers don't the last 5 weeks! I was sent to an County. As the banks will
be al- deepei
Do not forget the slogan of j Hence, now I want to talk to mem
auxiliary headlight of a motorcycle. It j l a n t ^ t h e V ^ ln d
what little thev advanced specialty school up in Penn lowed to subscribe for the 2
issue the campaign:
"They give their bers of the A F ofL and the CIO. the
basic insigne”
T * 1 h<L ab'C V? ‘nc,paso f° ° d pr° ' sylvama for a 6-week course
When» of 1950-52 the last thiee days of the lives; we should be willing to lend same as I talked to investors in 1929.
insigne \n* in 'tmnslu c e m ^ « ieen
that with ' our money."
about three inches in diameter. « , een duction here will be far outweighed j got thloUKh there, I was assigned month it is anticipated
You munition workers are today just
'b y the menace to our security which
a dive bombardment squadron at i
Written Permit Needed
where
your employers were in 1929.
v
,
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their
presence would occasion.
Savannah. Ga., later- I was t r a n s f e r " --------------
You are headed for just as much of a
,.° ,u h veh,clf ™ay be equipped j
Military authorities tell us the
red to Drew Field near Tampa, Flori-
licking as they got.
Your labor
t
. e aPPI(^ et
e\ices oi permit* Japs will bomb the Northwest thia da, and became assistant section W a r Prisoner
leadcis .111 blinding you to tlM It '1
l . . ° .
*1 iUI1“ S ail ltt‘d or summer if it is within their powci head of a large dive bombardment Gt Gestpo to
facts now the same as Wall Street
..
i U U* °*U a VVI,tt^n emergency to do so.
When and if these enemy Group <(the administrative organiza-
bankers blinded your employers four-
Tell
His
Story
P! ' T
that piU" Planes come, we want to be sure that | tion above 4 squadrons!.
, teen years ago this month and day.
...
uc..e and lts d' ,v®r' and ac~ we don’t have’ any
anv of Hirohite s
I have been doing a Captain's work
Residents of this vicinity will receive
Millions Will be Unemployed
cessible at all times.
Such permits friends in our midst.
If they dr, jn this joB and was promoted to 1st
..
.
.
t on treatment of
When War Stops
will be issued by Governor Snell on w ell have enough to do without play- Lieutenant on March 31. So now I| a 11 s lan< 11 I’” 1
. . German Gestapo pri isoners when Ivan
Twenty million people are now en
recommendation of the county defense ing nursemaid t o a
bunch of Jap am wearing a silver instead of gold
Eighty-six people gave blood for
Jacobsen. 24-year-old employe of the
coordinators.
County co-ordinators farm hands, who may or may not be bar.
gaged in war work.
Some day this
the
American
Red
Cross
blood
plasma
American legation in Oslo. Norway,
have been requested to furnish the loyal." Tompkins concluded.
Admirul
Weather here is getting quite hot. tells of his seven months in Mollerga- bank at the first visit of the m obile, War will suddenly stop.
State Defense Council, before May 1,!
'8 reported to have said it
We changed to summer khaiki March ten No. 19 as Gestapo prison now unit at the Hillsboro union high school
with an estimate of the number of j
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i uvmnaaium Miimi w
l
j
wi l l end this year; but I don’t believe
15.
Last few days have been cool
such permits that will be required
; with temperature dropping at night world famous because of brutalities wefe preMnted a„ first-time donors U wl11 end untiI after Elections <n
practiced there.
within their counties.
Permits may
Whenever it does
as low as 62.
and one silver pin was awarded to | November, 1944
be revoked at anytime due to change
Tampa is quite a nice, clean city of*
wd* speak at Beaveiton high an individual making the third dona end there will be an awful crash In
in assignment of duty of the person ;
The tion of blood.
the union labor market, the same a*
around 110,000 with a few fine ho- school Friday, May 7. at 8 p. m
to whom issued or for unauthorized
' there was in the stock
market in
tels, bars, rest^iug-aryts. and stores, public and civilian personnel aie in-
The
army
doctors
heading
the
unit
or improper use of same.
1929.
Millions of union labor will
As there are some 50,000 soldiers a t , v“ ed to ‘ be meetings.
'w
eie
very
complimentary
of
the
setup
Authorized emergency vehicles, clas-
i quickly be thrown out of work
Two Oregon pilots. Captain Ray I various fields near it. the streets are
Jacobsen, a native of
Tacoma,
¡Those getting the highest wages will
sified as such under state statute, such Vandiver, of The Dalles, and 1st Lt. f u|j Qf them.
Wash., who helped Americans leave arranged for them here
Next regular visit of the unit is be dropped first.,
There will then
as fire apparatus, police cars and am- Robert E Douglas, Beaverton, fig - < .Air Force” was made
here at Norway after the German invasion of
bulances, may operate when displaying ured in a crash-landing and daring Dlew
If you 8ee the picture. yoq^April, 19*0, was arrested at the Swed scheduled for the Hilhi gym, Hillsboro, be a job panic and a job depression
Monday,
May
24.
when
130
donois
are
and all kinds of job troubles.
More
an illuminated red spotlight, either beach rescue on an island in the Pa- wiII see the iunways main
hangar, Ish border in December, 1940, by the
wanted from all over the county.
over, this labor panic could take
day or night, during periods and in puan. gulf, according to a war de- and signal
tower in the opening Gestapo.
Jacobsen was on his way to
Groups may make ai rangements for place with increasing commodity pri
aieas of air raid alarm, but such ve- partment announcement.
1 shots.
I work in an office looking a new post in Moscow,
a special day if they get a sufficient ces, greater real estate activity and
hides and opeiators are eligible to
Three fighter pilots, including Lieu- light down the field toward the han-
Starved on a diet of black bread, salt 'number registered
apply
. . for
„ . and receive
..
. . identifying
. „
in' tenant Douglas, crash-landed on the gar where the pilot’s wife runs out to fish and potatoes, Jacobsen lost 26
Reservations should be made as ‘ even higher stock prices.
The politicians may say this will
-a?.« F u l ™ wi!
."t™ * Bulf just south of Guinea when their say goobby to her husband.
Spencer pounds and his body still bears marks early as possible for future
.
visits of not happen.
They may say that the
to expedite their travel by facilitating fuel was exhausted in a long aerial Tracy and Irene Dunne are due here from beatings administered to
him the unit
Regular visit, of the u nit' overnment w l,l give employment if
their identification.
battle with Japanese planes over the next week to appear in shots for "A i durtriK the seven months.
Military Vehicles Passed
gulf
Guv Named J oe” film sutmosed to !>«■
' '
>
*"
Washington p h yst« companies will not do so.
in N^w G uinea
After four months In prison, he es- county donors are scheduled for th e, ,,erh
thl8 w„ , be tri, d; but if Mt>.
Vehicles under the control of the
.
,.
armed forces of the United States, or
CaptR,n
over them
If anv Beaverton men are stationed ' Caped i ' ° m a hofP 1,a1,’ bavln« bean fbu, th Monday of each month
P « r th(, government will not pay the wa-
ar y„ BeaV , T men are ■tationea tag pn there after he faked an appendi- pie may send in their names by mall to
n<1 n.„
half , h„ waires that
o f the State Guard, readily identifiable i , n
b'«
^nsport to drop supplies
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and note their position so he could around Tampa, let me have tnur ad- |Citjs attack He hid In homes of Nor- Mrs Abendroth, to Red Cross head war workcis are now
getting
as such acting under official-orders, 1
.
.
.K
. . . ,
__ dresses.
_____ , ” . . . __ __ ... .
. . send a motor launch to take them
wegian friends, but returned to prison quarters in the Hill theatre building In ! No government could continue' in of-
may travel during periods and in
Yours,
areas of air raid alarm with no ad j off, arrived just before dark.
office which paid any special group of
TH U R LO W W i’ FD VOlUnta, ily aftCr ° feW day* b<,cau« p H l' l8bo' °
ditional identification, permit or au-
The supplies did not land where 84th Bomb Grour, (D ) A A F Armv A ir thp Gp,mans had threatened to arrest
Fourteen cots were required to han-;
WR|. wo,kers more than letter-car-
those who had given him shelter
die the donois and more will be need , iel
policemen
and
other govern-
thorization.
Operators may apply ^ ey were available to^the pilots, the Base, Drew Field, Tampa, Florida
A few more weeks in prison convln- ed wl>c'> the unit mukes future visits.; ment employees get.
This Averages
for and receive identifying insignia department said. so Captain Vandi-
and permits, however, to expedite ver decided to make a landing on the j-jear g.
ced him he ought to make another es M,s Abendroth also asks for m ore, »35 per week for men and *25 ner
He de- bedding, especially sheets and pillow wei*k for women as tops
their travel by facilitating their iden- narrow beach..
Union
„ „ „ a line and cape via the ho8P'tal route.
I just want to write you
It
s,1Pa
tt would be appreciated if they war workers are now having a reck
tification.
Private automobiles oper-
Salt water lashed the wheels and tell you how j m,w-h t »nimr i*»QriiniT liberately dropped his cot on his arm, slips.
Tt 1«
«pnt tn m»* breaking it* Back to the hospital he cou,(i be turned over for this use for less. riotous and crazy honeymoon.
ated by military or naval peisonnel one wing was over the waves when your paper
, ,
, .
went
However, Hewurc of Political Promises
went, hut
but before he could escaoe
escape, he in<‘ duration
aurauon of
or ttic*
trie war.
will not be permitted to operate during I the difficult landing was aecomplish- 1 through a Beaverton lady.
I have
people can leave them and pick them
air raids unless equipped with author-j ed
Since the beach was too narrow been here in Sioux Falls for seven was transferred to Germany.
Then think of this:—I f the govern
ized insignia and permits.
I to allow the plane to wheel around, weeks and all I can say is this is the
Exchanged for a German prisoner up„ . Narne8 ahould be Placpd on tbe ment takes over factories to make
articles
loaned.
! shoes, or textiles or motor cars so un
No permits will be issued personnel the airmen backed it to the far end 1 only place I have ever been where held by the United States Jacobsen
; to give ex-war workers jobs, how Is
that can reach their posts of duty by hand in order to attempt a take- you can stand up to your hips in mud arrived home in July, 1941.
the government going to sell the
within five minutes on foot.
The o ff With everyone aboard, the plane and the rest of you is in a dust
Jacobsen will explain organization Military Needs
shoes, clothing, textiles or autos?
State Defense Council points out that was forced to go the entire length of storm.
When I finish
school I will of civilian defense in Norway during Kitchen Fats’
There is only one way and that is by
It is imperative that no vehicle be the beach before it finally eased into be a staff Sergeant.
I sure hope all his talk.
F 11
A "J A I j
cutting prices below what regular
permitted to operate during such em- the air for the return journey,
the bays who M l after
I did aie h;>
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• MU A i d A S k e d
ergencies unless in a vital service.
Lieutenant Douglas is the son of ing a little better luck
Net>d
for
housewives
saving
kitchen
manufacturers are charging .
This
I f you hove ‘Black Market*
Face Expulsion
Mr. and Mrs. R. E Douglas of Beav- any addresses of the Beaveiton boys
fats for their glycerine content in would mean that these private nianu-
|#
Residents who violate dimout regu- 1 erton
A graduate of Grant high who are in the service please send In (»¿ISOline
gunpowder was stressed here this facturers would need to shut down
xeek by John T Kovaly, county sal- a" d throw their employees out of
lations face expulsion from the dimout school, he attended the University of them as j would enjoy
writing to
Jails Two Boys
vage chairman.
It is the patriotic work.
Hence, the "cure” would be
area, according to word given all Oregon,
Northwestern
College of them
Until I hear from you I will
western Oregon county civilian defense Law, and the University of Portland say g0odhye for now
The polltl-
Two youths are in the Washington duty of f v r , y housewife to turn In 1 worse than the disease
councils by Defense Administrate! He was once Portland A A. U. wiest-
Sincerely,
county jail and one service station every possible ounce after they have I clans would only he "robbing Peter
Jerry Owen
Eailier Owen received ling champion
He graduated from
to pay Paul"
For every vote they
P. F C. A M F E U . will be suspended from opeiation for finished using ft for food purposes
Collection figures adv&nged f r o m 'm ight get from the war workers.
a communication from Major General Stockton Field. Cal. ,in April. 1941
Sioux Falls. So. Dakota. A A F T
accepting No. 6 coupons following the
would lose two votes from
Robert H
Lewis, commanding the
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T C.
discovery of a black market in gaso 3,016.338 pounds in August, 19*2, to ,h'y
northwestern sector of the western de- Busses To Continue
line ration coupons, according to 6.868,821 pounds tn February, 1943 peacetime workers and returning sol-
fense command, quoting Lieutenant
Staff Sergeant George Klein has re Mervin Wr Brink, Hillsboro ration The salvagd leaders point out that diets.
In the above calculations I have
General John L. DeWitt. who was Shipyard Delivery
turned to his unit in Guinea after a hoard chairman and deputy district a much laiger proportion than three
out
of
ten
housewives
will
have
to
*«*d
nothing about those ten million
critical o f residents of dimout areas
Salem Qrc
30 ^
Pub. short illness with malaria fever.
attorney.
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who are failing to comply with the
ut.litns Oommissione. ^ m o n d
Twelve youths face suspension or start turning in their fats If these »'»Idlers who will be returning home
Dario Casali is home on a short revocation of ration books for either gains are to be continued and the They will have sixty days to return
law.
Military authorities dec are that R ^
orde|.ed the Tualatin
of dimout régula-
-1 W
. repeated
epeaieu violations
v.o.avwm, »»
regula^ V a),
and o.eeon
Oregon Motor Bus furlough recovering from an opera buying or selling on a black market W ar Production Board's quota of 16,- 'to their Jobs; but they have been giv-
met,
en no promise about wages. This is
tions place in jeopardy the
j lines to continue delK ering sub
Five of them have entered the ser 667,000 pounds a month met.
suburban tion.
mother reason w h j the present >-m
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the Pacific coast and that persons who shipyard workers to the Swan Island,
vice, Brink said.
ployers paying higher wages for war
fail to observe them cannot be per and Oregon yards.
Bill Stratton son of Mr. and Mrs
The Hillsboro ration office will not Beaverton High
' workers will he compelled to let these
mitted to remain on the coastal fron
This is of interest to all residents 1 Wm. Stratton, is home on a short hesitate to revoke hooks for viola Honor Roll Listed
« • I wm kers go after Peace i- 1
Its Lieutenant Stratton tions and service stations were warn
tier.
,
» of Beaverton. Tualatin, Tigard, etc.,! furlough.
ed. The only way most employers cun
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now.
ed to ob'-y the law relative to ration
. . .
^nd intermediate districts who
Beaveiton high school students who take hack former employees, vho
r KAN K J llU - t B
employed at the various
Portland
hooks presented for gasoline and not have achieved honoi loll for the see- \
Continued on Page 3
Ronald
Austin
Larson.
18.
a
prnat
:
Funeral services were neld inurs- yard,
Jn fiffect# thp order touches
to accept loose coupons that do not ond six weeks period were:
Janet
■
y
completed
day at St Anthony's church, Tigard, plans to operate the old ferry boats first class, on April 17
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license number of vehicle on Ackerman Otenn W lO n J u b m A t .
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for Frank Miller, aged 70. of Beaver which were brought «0 Portland Horn f ? “ ™ “J.
Walkei
Values
Walker,
Doris Osborne.
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He enlisted ’ bp — pons
ton.
He is survived by wife Freda, San Francisco bay a few years ago at Lowry Field, Colo.
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I awn Brooks David i-ady, Bill Du F Or May Readied
there went
father of Esther Fredeau. Grants
W 01 d was received Thursday that hnine, Margery Graf, Jean Godwin,
Difficulties enountered in various at Fort Lewis and from
The expiration date for the red E
to
Florida
before
being
sent
to
Low-
A
|
obn
Pass. Or ; Harold Miller. Beaverton; details delayed
Beaverton and West Slope Wrayne Grandy,
the
beginning of
Lois Gray, Jack I stamps (meats, fats, cheese) which
Larsen attended Beav -
Reuben Miller. U S Army; Frances transfer service on theii arrival at ry Field
had completed their quota in the see Lowe James Uhnwn, Pat Mitchell are valid Sunday.
Red atampa A,
He is the non of ond loan bond drive.
Miller, Ruth Miller, Marlys Millei Portland, among which was the stag ! ton high school
Mary McClure, Fred Moore. Elsie | r , C. and D In ration book No 2 ex
Kappler, of Beaverton
Intel ment gering of trip service by[ busses, en Mr and Mrs A G Larson rouie No
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Peterkort, Walter Payne, Jeanette ( pjre on April 30
Crescent Grove cemetery.
W E. abling the vehicles to handle a larger 5, box 270. Portland.
I A. Asbury of route 1. has been Schultz. Delina Satchell, Phylls Thor
Blue stamps, O H and J in book
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Pegg in charge of arrangements.
drawn for jury duty in the court of pe, Richard Smurthwaite, and Ruth No. 2, totalling 48 points. becam-
percentage of the workers
Pacific duty is nothing new to Fust Federal Judge Claude McColl -’ h
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Van Kleek
When the hoata were ready, the Of-
valid today, for purchase of process
Sergeant Daniel L. Brooks, mat lne
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C \Kl> OP TH A N K *
fic of Defense Transportation at
^
of Mr and Mrs William
Those earning honorable mention ed fruits and vegetables
They will
We wish to thank our many friends
IKK» POUND IS READY
were N da B<-nrd, Jack Greer, Ethel be good until May 31.
Blue stamps
attle ordoered Tualatin and O ^gon
Hrooks route No 2. box 238. Port
for their kindness and sympathy Motor Stage lines to discontinue go
Beaverton's new Dog Pound is now Jennings, Pharles Haberly, Marion I D. E and P, which have been good
land ' Brooks enlisted in Port! .
during our recent bereavement
completely equipped to handle dogs Knight
Gorham U verett, Claradel since March 25, expire on April 30.
ing to the yards
The busses were
MRS W H HU NTER told to use the Mantime docks in in 1934 and since has served in Hono and enforcement of Ordinance No p aCe Fred Van Horn and Margaret
The letter I has been omitted from
lulu. Guam, aboard two battleships, 212 will be undertaken at once.
and Family
It U q U Seldon
both the red and blue stamp series
West Portland.
and
on
a
South
Pacific
tropi«al.
is
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provides that
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At the hearing
in Portland by
to avoid confusion with the numeral
He recently won pra*«e from
Mr and Mrs. L H Pague and Mr the Public Utilities Commissioner, it land
<11 Permitting any dog to run at
one.
Funds in Lieu of
and Mrs C. Battin and daughter was developed that using the Mari his commanding officer for “ running large Is unlawful.
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a large and complicated jffice in the
2 » Dogs running at large 'Not on Scr ool Tax Distributed
Judy, of Seattle. Wash were dinner time _________
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dock would
cost ______
each worker middle of a jungle as efficiently as
Mot
her-Daughter
leash 1 shall be impounded
guests at the Dewey Droi haiigh home another hour of time each day. would
Treasurer Issile M Scott distrihu-
any corporation office in the States
<31 Owners shall be notified
77s tins w*"k to Oregon Dinner Thursday
Saturday evening
add expense to the worker's over
they are known.
counties in lieu of the 2 mill elemen
The annual dinner for mothers and
head. and anyway, the bus operators
(4) If owners unknown, public no tary school tax for the first half of! daughters will be served Thursday.
Ellsworth F Coulter of Beaverton
did not want to obey the order to
civilian flight Instructor at Gear,' tice shall be posted for 5 days
this year.
May 6 at 8 30. Kiwanis hall, hy the
R E D and B L U E S T A M P S change terminals
(5t Owners may redeem dogs bv
found that to Field. Blythe, Cal. has been promot-
The 2-mill tax. which) is levied ; Methodist Woman's Society o f Christ
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B' an from» the Seattle rd I* the position of assistant fk*kt paying *100 fee <12 00 for subsequent within counties and spent within ian Service. Miss Dorothy Harding
recognize
the order
impounding).
counties, was wiped out by big in of Portland is to be the guest speak
Office of War Transportation would commander, friends have learned
Spend All Your Red
■ 6 ) Unredeemed dogs shall he hu- come tax receipts
Washington er.
Indies of the commuinty are
Stamps A, B. C. D, and
not be in the public interest
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has manely disposed of, after the 5-day county received *28.636 and M ult no j urred to attend
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Bring your own or
Your Blue Stamps D E F
period.
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enlieted in the marine corps
a borrowed mothsr or daughter.
Mobile Unit's Visit
Success; Volunteers
Asked to Sign Up Early
Beaverton Boy Helps
In Daring Beach Rescue
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