Friday, January 28. 1944
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Gas Coupon Mailing
May Be Arranged
ONE It is God who put that urge
into your heart.
TWO—The urge may be to hunt
up your brother and to say that it
was your fault and then to get his
forgiveness.
Or it might be to go
back' and square up an old grocery
bill.
THREE -Obey that urge in thg
faith then God will not let you down
Square up or the outsiders will say—
“If he is a Christian, I do not wan*
to be one.” Do you put Christ to
an open shame?
Do you block the
door against the man for whom
Christ died?
OBEY THAT URGE.
SQUARE
UP.
“ It is- God which worketh in
us both to do his will and to do his
good pleasure.”’ — BIBLE
Phil
2:13.
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Want a
New Career?
The top shelf in the l.itchen is a
familiar and often conv.nient place
The year 1944, when they writs
to stow away jams. Jellies and pre­ the history book, will maybe be
serves, but not ehe place to keep known as Che year when "Adolph
them in best condition, advises the U. walked the plank” or, the year when
S. Department of Agriculture.
Now "McArthur and Halsey marched up
that these spreads are
rationed, Main Street in T ok yo”.
Also, 1944
keeping them safe from spoilage is is sure to be known as the year
| more important than ever. The warm
OU CAN very likelj find just ’ moist air that raises in the kitchen “when we harvested our greatest
crop of EX-Senators.”
the chance you're looking for
! provides a favorable atmosphere for
The period during which a person
—in the WAC.
i mold growth and fermentation.
The wearing a 6 and one-eighth hat could
| heat may soften the paraffin on hook onto a coattail and be swished
If you haven’t a skill, Army
I jelly enough to loosen it and let in into the Senate, is nearing on end
experts will teach you. Perhaps
1 spoilage organism.
Heat and light I been reading where down at tile
you’d like to drive a jeep, work
| may lade the bright natural color old circus lot, they are putting a new
at teletype machine, or help di­
and even effect the flavor.
These name over the main entrance.
They
rect airplane traffic.
products, like canned food, keep best are taking down the old sign “ New
in a cool, dark, dry place.
Whatever you do, you will get
Deal” but the new sign going up
A check-up now of the spreads on “Win the War" looks kinda nervy.
valuable training—learn Inti-r­
hand
may
save
them
from
future
esting things—and help get this
It is already the slogan of everybody
trouble.
Look for sticky juice leak­ in our U.S.A.
war won.
ing from a preserve or » marmalade
Putting 2 and 2 together, you don' t
TODAY—get full details at 1 jar, or a drop of bright juice on top need a very big crystal ball to see
the nearest C. S. Army Recruit­
of the paraffin that covers jelly. that some of the star folks who
ing Station (your local post office | These are signs that the seal is bro­ have been performing on the trapeze,
will give you the address. Or
ken and the food exposed to spoilage etc., on the old circus lot for Che
write: The Adjutant General,
Reseal jelly by removing the paraf­ past several years, will be going into
Room 4415, Munitions Building,
fin, wiping the inside of the glass winter quarters soon.
Washington, I). C.
clean and dry, then pouring on
Yours with the low down,
enough hot paraffin to cover the
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! jelly.
Rotate the glass so that the
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j melted paraffin will run up to the
; rim on all sides and form a tight ! Lumber was a California Industry
¡seal.
Jelly cannot be reheated b- 1 two years before that State's famous
Today, most of the
RATION BOOK REMINDER
cause it loses its “jell”', but other I “gold-rush” .
Cut this out and keep it in your spreads like jam, preserves and but­ ! gold has been mined-out, but new
purse or billfold.
ter may be if care is taken not to timber is growing there faster than
ADVANCE POR RATION
| scorch them. Lift off any mold that ever.
OPA has validated these 216 meat has formed, turn the spread out into
The amount of new wood created
points for advance use in purchase of a double boiler to heat through and
pork on the farm only:
Last 96 melt, then put it over direct heat just annually by forest growth In the
brown points in book No. 3 and red long enough to boil.
Pour it boiling South weighs about 200 billion pounds
stamps numbered ”8” and lettered hot into clean containers and seal. i —30 times as much as the total pro­
Sometimes the wrong containerp is duction of cotton.
"A" through “ M” In book No. 4 (each
red stamp good for 10 points, re­ - reesponsible for spoilage. Jelly glass-
Tell it with a classified.
gardless of the point value printed on I es are all right for holding jelly,
conserve and marmalade, but jams,
them.
RATION BOOK NO. S—
j preserves and fruit butter are safer
Brown Stamps, for purchase of meats j if put up in sterilized glass fruit jars.
fats, etc.
Jan. 29—Expiration date of Brown
Double dividends in lemon juice are
stamps R, S, T, U in ration book 3.
the reward when the lemon Is warm­
Series V valid on January 23.
Feb. 26—Expiration date of brown ed up a few minutes before using.
A good way is to cover it with warm
stamps V, W, and X.
Marsh 20—Expiration date of brawn water and let it steep for a few’ min­
utes before it is squeezed.
stamps Y and Z.
RATION BOOK NO. 4—
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Processed fruit and vegetables
Feb. 20—G, H and J expires.
RATION TOKENS—
B E T T E R GO PPCO
in
February 27—Starting date for use
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of red and blue ration tokens.
SUGAR—
1
Jan. 16—Stamp No. 30 valid for 5
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lbs.
Good Jan. 15 to March 31.
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SHOES—
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Stamp No. 18 in book No. 1 and
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stamp No. 1 on airplane sheet in T
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book No. 3 valid indefinitely for one III
With
pair of shoes.
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FUEL OIL—
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People’s Column
in
Not more than 37 per cent of the =
season’s rations should have been
used to date. Period 2 coupons valid I
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Nov. 30 to Feb. 8; period 3, Jan. 4 to i|
March 14. Coupons have 10 gal. unit i §
value with some worth several units.
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GASOLINE—
March 21—Expiration date stamps jjj
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No. 10 in A book (three gallons
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each).
=
B-l and C-l stamps worth three jjj
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gallons, each.
B-2, R-2, B and T
3
and get
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stamps 5 gallons; D 14 gal. E, 1
gallon.
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TIRE INSPECTION—
MORE R ESU LTS
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A card autos every 6 months or by
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September 30 (inspections) must be m
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at least 90 days apart.)
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You Get Four Times Your Money as
B card autos every 4 months or by n
October 31 (inspections) must be at Ml
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least 60 days apart.)
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C card autos every 3 months or by
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Nov. 30 (inspection must be at least
45 days apart.)
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Commercial
vehicles every six
Run in the Four Papers
months or every 5000 miles, which­ ' ¡Ü
ever occurs first.
jjj For the ordinary price charged by O N E paper
STOVES—
Purchase certificates obtainable at
local ration board.
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WOOD. SAWDUST, COAL
Fuel dealers must deliver wood, jjj
sawdust and coal on priority based »i
on consumer need, with those having
less than three months’ supply com­
ing first.
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Clatskanie, Oregon
A plan of mailing gasoline ration
This space paid for by an Oregon
coupons to motorists from "carefully
guarded central Issuing stations" is businessman.
now being established nationally in
metropolitan centers and is "under
En Route To Victory
consideration" here, according to
OPA.
Do you enjoy the sight of happy,
The main purpose of the nsw move carefree children having fun?
is to help eiiminate thefts of ration
So do we . . . .
coupons from rationing boards which
Even when the complex—sometimes
last year took a nation-wide toll of they seem unsolvable—problems of
142 million gallons of gasoline.
today beset us, the honest grin of a
It is hoped that the new system four-year-old boy, or the shy smile of
i will afford a more accurate check of a little girl reaffirms the validity of
Draw the Purse Strings
Uhe actual issuance of gasoline ra- our way of life and the need for still
{tlona and at the same time ease the further effort to ensure its preserva­
According to t)he National Indus­ i burden on local boards.
tion.
trial Conference I$pard, private debt
America’s children are the Nation's
was reduced by almost two billion
stake in the future.
It is up to us
dollars during 1942, with a further A Grover Cleveland Snow
to
see
to
it
NOW
that
that future
reduction likely in 1943.
Mean­
shall unfold a brighter era than that
while, publio spending and public Hello Folks:
Well, we have shore got a regular presented in our time.
debt has soared to dizzy heights. This
While our Armed Forces are fight­
Cleveland
is a continuance of a trend that has ole fashioned "Grover
been in evidence for more than a de­ snow” all over Oklahoma and the ing and winning against a foreign
The "weather men” foe, let us here at 'home Join the
cade.
The initiative and produc­ middle west.
tive capacities of private citizens say the records show this to be the March of Dimes—January 14-31—so
have been Increasingly displaced by biggest snow storm In our regions in that infantile paralysis victims may
Join with us in our march to ultim­
government. War has greatly speed­ 52 years!
I can remember when I wuz a kid ate victory.
ed the trend.
If you happen to be
n socialist, you will be cheered by way out in the "No Mans Band
t h o m a s M c C a r t h y
the prospects.
But If you believe In country” (now the Panhandle) how
Funeral services for Thomas Lee
private enterprise and the superior­ it used to snow in big blizzards and
ity of individual opportunity, you will freeze our herds of cattle and we all I McCarthy, native of Portland, who
look upon expanding centralized gov­ blamed every calamity in them ole I died Sunday of last week, was held
days on ole Grover Cleveland and the Friday at Finley’s chapel with the
ernment with a chill.
My Rev. L. R. Buckley, pastor of the Col-
Shrinking private debts mean that Demmlkrats who wuz in power.
fewer new enterprises are
being father Jined the Populists and my i lins View Evangelical church, offici-
Interment Riverview Abbey
launched by Individuals.
Opportun­ big brother Jined the Republikane, i ating.
ity and savings are not available to and both expected to help save the Mausoleum.
He was born April 9, 1917. He had
start anything new; old, established hole world, but shucks, they couldn’t
Industries are not expanding with save it from the Demmlkrats after carried mail more than two years
Now , I reck­ and was a member of the Letter Car­
private capital.
In short. It means the “Hoover Deal!”
He was a veteran of
If the trend continues there will be on we are headed fer another ” Re- riers union.
fewer Jobs In private industry, which publikan Deal’’, but It took another the marines, receiving a medical dis­
He is survived by his par­
is the same as saying there will be world war to git ’em "the bats" again charge.
Even Franklin ents, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy F. Mc­
more and more jobs on the govern­ if they land ’em.
Delano
wants
no
more
“New
Deal.”
Carthy, Portland; sister, Mrs. Cather­
ment payroll.
BARBW IRE BILL
ine Graf, Washington, D. C.; two
After the war, the purse strings
brothers, Donald McCarthy, Salem,
must be drawn on the public spend­
and David McCarthy, Wright field,
ers or they will tax away oQr initia­ Share Your Car,
' Ohio.
tive and our freedom.
Or
Else!
A movement has been started
BEWARE OF SHADOWS
among the states to limit the taxing
All war price
and
rationing
power of the Federal government.
Don’t let the children read or study
Fifteen state legislature have passed boards have been instructed not to In their own shadows.
And, don’t
resolutions for a Constitutional am­ issue B or C mileage rations to any­ do it yourself, warns Miss Myrtle
endment to restrict Federal income one who has not formed a bona fide Fahsbender, director of Home Light­
nnd inheritance taxes In peacetime to ride-sharing arrangement, carrying ing for Westinghouse.
Shadows rob
Ap­ you of light and this may
twenty-five per
cent.
Such an at least four persons regularly.
lead to
plicants
who
have
not
made
such
ar­
amendment would not take away
eyestrain. Try to avoid them: When
rangements,
must
go
to
the
boards
the power of the government to levy
reading, it doesn’t make any differ­
taxes for needed revenue. It would and do so before they can get their ence whether light comes from the
take away the power to destroy tax- renewals.
right or left- simply place lamp at
paying industries.
one side of chair and a little bit back
of your shoulder.
When writing,
sewing or performing any other man­
WAS IT YOURS?
To the Pe o ple
ual task, place lamp at left if you are
o f this C o m m u n i t y
right-handed, and at the right if you
Youngsters
get a thrill out of
are left-handed.
watching a paper box burn on a bon­
YOU ABE IMPORTANT
fire.
They love to watch the thick
There Is no such thing as u
BOILED CUSTARD
curling smoke and the sudden burst
‘ 'little’’ investment in the Fourth
To get a smooth, thick boiled cus­
of flames. Their parents could learn
War Loan.
tard cook slowly over a low heat,
a lot from those boxes. Houses burn
Your $25 or $50 or $100 Extra
the same way—at the rate of one
stir until custaid coats the spoon,
War Bond may not have great im-
then remove from the range and
every other minute.
Sixteen people
f p o r t a n c e in
iH SOUGHT HIM m bOhOb , your mind In
pour Into serving dishes.
Should
a day are turned from living beings
making up a 54 ¡custa d curdle while cooling because
to corpses, in the ashes of these hous­
billion dollar to­
es.
Annual property loss from
of too-lntense heat, take off the
tal for individu­
dwelling fires exceeds $100,000,000.
range immediately, put in a pan of
als.
Most o f this loss in life and property
cold water and beat with a rotary
But multiply
is attributable to ignorance and care­
egg beater.
y o u r s e l f by
lessness in the home.
130,000,000 and
Not long ago In Detroit two boys
then you see in
sharing a second floor bedroom were
real perspective
C. V. W A L L A C E
found dead in the upper hall by fire­
how truly great each citizen be­
comes In massing national strength
men responding to an alarm.
Their
— Signs & Cards—
against the Nazis and the Japs.
death was wholly unnneceesary.
In­
Kl,
Bx 1, Tigard, Oregon.
Capt. Maurice Witherspoon. Navy
stead of going out the open windows
chaplain aboard the Carrier Wasp
Opposite the Joy Theatre
of their bedroom, they attempted to
when she sank, tells of a rescued
PHONE TIGARD 2381
fleo down the stairs.
They died in­
wounded sailor, who, as he re-
stantly. They had never been taught
ained consciousness, asked; ’ ’Did
that In a burning house the stairwell
do my best?"
In usually converted into a flue. And
That’s the only question you, too.
they didn't k now that when a bed­
Sick Room Needs—Sunfraenp Ice
have to ask yourself when you de­
room door Is hot to the touch. It's a
Cream — Magazines, Films and
cide the extent of your personal
sure sign that It's fatal to open It.
Developing
partietpation In the Fourth War
Loan.
The lesson from such a tragedy is
WANTED
E L L IS PH AR M ACY
obvious.
Every family should be fa­
There undoubtedly will be large
PRESCRIPTION
DRUGGISTS
single purchases of War Bonds in
miliar with simple precautions that
L. W. EUls. Prop. CHerry 3103
this community, but yours—if it is
- . f.vinrd life in the event of fire,
“ your best” will deserve equally
and of greater importance, prevent
We Deliver
Multnomah. Ore.
the red. white and blue shield you
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fire from sturtlng.
Most fires break
are privileged to display in the win­
ALSO
out In «lefcetlve chimneys or a faulty
dow of your home.
furnaces and heating pipe«. Heating
So "Lei** AU Back the Attack.”
systems should be cleaned and check­
Live Poultry and Eggs
THE EDITOR.
ed periodically.
Basement, ceiling,
TIRE
CAPPING
Receiving & Dressing Plants:
and walls should be protected with a
Portland, McMinnville, Salem.
double coat of high grade cement
Highest quality materials, modern
Albany, Eugene,
Roseburg,
plaster on metal instead of wood lath.
equipment, skillful workmanship.
Redmond, Oregon.
There should be a clearance between
SAVE YOUR T I R E S -
furnace and celling of at least 3*»
PROMPT SERVICE
BUT DEFENSE BONDS
inches, with proper Insulation of heat1
Main Office and Plant
pipes which pass through wooden 1 B id« a Bus— Bight to the door
large Truck Tire« Done at Once
partitions.
,
Iairge Stock New Seiherllng Tires
of the
While you read this article, some­
Immediate Delivery
where a home was consumed by fire.
Was It Yours?
RAY GRIMSHAW
525 S. E. Union Ave.
EA. 1171
"If, to please the people, we offer
8. E. Oak Street, Portland, Or«*.
Portland,
Ore.
Ou
Taylor
St.,
bt.
4th
&
5th
what we ourselves disapprove, how
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PORTLAND
can we afterwarde defend our, work? '
Let us raise a standard to which the I
Tasty Foods
wise and the Just can repair
The |
Dinners—
Lunches
event Is In the hand of God."—George I
Washington
Banquets
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