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P U B L 1SH E D W E EK LY
VO L. 17, NO. 43
IN O UR P L A N T ON
SH O RT ST. A N D CA NYO N H IG H W A Y
Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, November 24, 1944
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At Work
Again
Pays Election Debt
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M is. J o h n E r icso n left on th e 15th
for a th r e e m o n th s v is it w ith r e la tiv e s
in Illin o is.
Mrs. H. R. S u m m e r s and Mrs. E r ­
n e st Wreb b a re se r v in g on th e ju ry
Volunteers Started
th is w eek .
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fro m th e h o sp ita l on F rid a y an d a re
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h a v e b een a sk e d to c o m p le te th e c a n ­
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v a s s o f th eir te r r ito r y b efo re D ec. 5 h u sb a n d o f M arie E. W a lters, is re-
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be read y w h en th e so lic ito r ca lls.
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| P o r t la n d , A lfr e d S m ith , M u ltn o m a h ,
i H . A. B r o o k h a r d t , A lo h a , D . P . M ac-
i D o n a ld a n d M rs. F r e d G o w e r, B e a v -
| e rto n .
i M rs. H e n r y N e lso n e n te r ta i n e d th e
! T u e s d a y B rid g e C lu b a t lu n c h e o n a n d
j c a r d s e* h e r h o m e.
M rs. F . G. D o n ­
ald s« 'n h a d h ig h sc o re .
S e v e ra l la d ie s o f th e B e th e l C h u rc h
T h e 38th a n n u a l C h r istm a s 8 e a * a tt e n d e d
th e W o m a n ’s m e e tin g a t
s a le w ill s t a r t in W a s h in g to n c o u n ty : j ,,r s t C o n g . C h u rc h , P o r t la n d , o n
M o n d a y w ith a q u o ta s e t a t $8000, ■ W e d n e s d a y to h e a r D r. F r a n k L a u -
a c c o r d in g to M rs. Z o la M o r g a n o f ; b a c h s p e a k .
H ills b o ro ,
c o u n ty
c h a ir m a n .
T h e B e a v e r to n G irl S c o u ts o f b o th
A m o u n ts r a is e d la s t y e a r w a s $7,034.- i T ro o p s 76 a n d 49 re c e iv e d th e i r sec-
76. S e a l s a le l e t t e r s w ill g o o u t to o n d le s s o n in F i r s t A id T u e s d a y . T h e
c o u n ty r e s id e n ts M o n d a y .
^ ir ls a r e m a k in g d o lls f o r th e c h ild -
S e a l s a le s p ro v id e th e so le s u p p o r t ! ,.e n jn w a r to r n c o u n tr ie s
o f th e N a tio n a l T u b e r c u lo s is a s s o -
C a p t. a n d M rs. W m . F o s te r of L o s
e la tio n , th e O re g o n S t a t e T u b e r c u lo s is A n g e le s d ro v e d o w n fr o m
S pokane
a s s o c ia tio n a n d th e W a s h in g to n c o u n - ( | a g t w e e g f or a v is it a t t h e B a r r e t t
ty P u b lic H e a lth a s s o c ia tio n .
F iv e ' R a n d a ll h o m e .
C a p t. F o s t e r r e t u r n -
p e r c e n t o f t h e p ro c e e d s g o to t h e e d to
W r i g h t h o s p ita l w h e re h e is
n a ti o n a l a s s o c ia tio n ,
20% t o th e r e s ti n g fr o m o v e r s e a s
d u ty ,
M rs.
s t a t e a s s o c ia tio n a n d th e b a la n c e 75% ; F o s t e r
has
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u n til
a fte r
s t a y s in th e c o u n ty fo r w o rk in p re - T h a n k s g iv in g to r e t u r n to h e r h o m e
v e n tio n a n d c o n tr o l o f tu b e r c u lo s is in in s o u t h e r n C a lifo rn ia .
W a s h i n g to n c o u n ty a n d th e sp o n -
A to t a l of 162 p in ts o f b lo o d , th e
s o r in g o f th e g e n e r a l p u b lic h e a lt h ia r g e st a m o u n t y e t, w a s d o n a te d la s t
p ro g ra m .
F r i d a y m o r n in g a t th e b lo o d b a n k in
T h e A m e r ic a n L e g io n A u x ilia ry is j H ills b o ro .
200 d o n o rs a r e n e e d e d o n
s p o n s o r in g s e a l s a le s in B e a v e r to n N o v e m b e r 30.
w ith M rs. M. C. M c K e rc h e r a s c h a ir - j M a rin e P r i v a t e F i r s t C la s s L a w ­
m an.
; r e n c e R . P io n tk o w s k i o f B e a v e rto n
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h a s r e t u r n e d h o m e in fu r lo u g h . H e
r e c e n tly
c o m p le te d a
lo n g to u r o f
Planning For T. B. T ests
d u ty in th e P a c if ic .
In April N ext Year
M rs. M a r g a r e t S tr o e v e , te a c h e r of
t h e s e v e n th a n d e ig h th g r a d e ro o m s
A t th e m e e tin g o f th e W a s h in g to n a t C e d a r M ill sc h o o l h a s b e e n a b s e n t
C o u n ty H e a lth
a s s o c ia tio n
c o u n c il f r o m s c h o o l fo r tw o w e e k s h e r so n
T h u r s d a y n ig h t in H ills b o ro it w a s h a s b e e n ill w ith s c a r le t fe v e r.
u n a m m io u s ly v o te d to e m p lo y a n ex -
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of
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e c u tiv e s e c r e ta r y to c a r r y o n th e w o rk Q rove s p e n t s e v e r a l d a y s in to w n vis-
o f e d u c a tin g th e p e o p le to th e im p o r- . jtin g 0 id fr ie n d s .
S h e sp e n t T h u rs-
ta n c e o f t e s t s fo r tu b e r c u lo s is w h ic h d a y a t
D r o r b a u g h h o m e,
w ill be g iv e n in th e c o u n ty , p ro b a b ly | ^ rg Q a r n e t S n id e r w a s th e g u est
in A p ril w h e n a m o b ile u n it w ill v is it
f,o n o r a t a d e lig h tf u l sto r k sh o w er
h e re .
g iv e n b y M rs. R a y S h e a r e r a t th e
M rs. C. O. M a b e e o f A lo h a w a s h o m e
M r s H e n r y M a y field F rid a y
a p p o in te d o n a c o m m itte e to s e le c t a e v e n in g , N o v e m b e r 10.
s e c r e ta r y .
! T w e n ty fiv e la d ie s w e re p resen t a n d
M rs. S a d ie O r r D u n b a r o f P o r t- m a n y lo v e ly g if ts w ere receiv ed .
A
la n d , c h a ir m a n o f th e O re g o n T u b e r - h ig h l ig h t o f
th e
e v e n in g w is th e
c u lo s is a s s o c ia tio n w a s p r e s e n t a t th e i d e n t i f i c a t i o n o f
b ab y p h o to g r a p h s
m e e tin g S h e e x p la in e d t h a t th e x -r a y o f th e g U est s , w ith a prize g o in g to
m o b ile u n it to b e u se d in th e te s t fo r
o n e w r,0 n a m ed th e m ost
tu b e r c u lo s is w a s b e in g b u ilt a t a c o s t
M rg S n id e r is m a k in g h er h om e
of $15,000 a n d t h a t a n
e x p e r t x -r a y vvUh h e r m o th er. Mrs. H en ry M ay-
te c h n i c ia n w ill b e in c h a rg e .
T h e j ie ]d w h ile Mr. S n id e r is w ith th e
m o b ile u n it w ill b e tr ie d o u t in M ult- g e a b e e s in th e S o u th P a t-T ic .
n o m a h c o u n ty b e fo r e b e in g s e n t in to
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St. M ary’s of the Valley
Alcoholic Liquor Studies
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T h e F irst P a c ific C o a st C o n fe r e n c e
on A lco h o lic S tu d ie s w ill be held in
P o i tlan d , N ov. 27-D ec. 1, a t th e Mn-
•o n ic T em p le.
U n d e r th e sp o n so r
sh -p o f G o vern o r E a rl S n e ll an d th e
E d u c a tio n a l A d v iso r y C o m m itte e to
th c O regon L iq u or C o m m issio n , Ya'.e
U n iv ersity 's, se c tio n o n A lco h o l S tu d -
tes w h ich is a p a rt o f th e L a b o ra to ry
o f A pplied
P h y sio lo g y w ill c o n d u c t
th e fou r d a y se ssio n .
F o r y e a r s th e L a b o ra to ry h a s en-
g a g e d in e x te n s iv e res«;arch on th e
p h y sio lo g lc a l. so cia l. s ta tis tic a l. le g a l
an d e d u c a tio n a l a sp e c ts o f th e a lc o h o l
p rob lem .
M an r law e n fo r c e m e n t o ffic e r s, th e
G o v ern o r and m a n y o th e r s plan to a t-
ten d
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A s a fe a tu r e of a n in te n s iv e read-
in g p ro g ra m d u r in g C a th o lic B o o k
W eek th e lite r a r y c o m m itte e o f th e
s o d a lity sp o n so red a n in te r c la ss quiz,
F r id a y m o rn in g . N ov. 17
P a tr ic ia
H ard en , th e ch a ir m a n , w a s a ssiste d
by R o se m a r y R oos, M ary A nn S oh-
|e r , an d M a ra g a ret H e in e c k in Con-
d u c tin g th e c o n te st.
C la ss rep r e se n ­
ta t lv e s w e r e P h y llis P rier an d E isie
S o m m er, fr e sh m e n ; M argery C am p-
b ell and C oleen C rap eau . so p h o m o res;
o li v e E th e ll
and
M ary
H ein eck .
ju n io r s; C a th e r in e A n za lo n e and D ix-
S c h n e ll, se n io r s
T h e so p h o m o res
^ ea rn ed th e h ig h e s t sc o re
T h e T h a n k s g iv in g issu e o f th e M lri-
a m e tte is b e in g ed ited th is w eek un-
| d er th e d ir e c tio n o f th e fo llo w in g
s t a f f m em b er*
e d ito r s rs-cfhlef, Co-
reen P a c k a r d ; a s s is ta n t ed itor. D o ­
r e s B leu er: art ed ito r s, D ix ie S c h n e ll
M organ Now in California lo
and H e r n ie B ru d er; B u s in e s s m a n ­
L eon M organ o f B e a v e r to n Is now a g er. V era B ern in g.
T h e r e sid e n t stu d e n ts a c te d as h o s t­
in a p p ren tice se a m a n tr a in in g a t th e
e s s e s to th e d a y stu d e n ts at a H ard
f
S M aritim e Isla n d C a lifo rn ia
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w h ich " d eliv ers th e goods" w h e r e v e r f<»^htb *
and stu d e n ts o f S t
th ey are needed .
M ary’s o f th e V a lle y o ffe r
prayer*
an d sy m a th y to R o se m a r y H ob son
N O P H O N E O R D E R S T A K E N o n th e r e c e n t d e a th o f h er fa th e r , an d
F O R C L A S S IF IE D A D S M on­ to M ary J o D o o h e r on th e d ea th o f
ey m u st a c c o m p a n y a ll ads. h er g r a n d m o th e r . R . I. P.
C ount w ord s, w h ic h m u st In­
clu d e a d d ress at 2c a w ord.
A m an w ith a n y s e n te ca n lea rn
A D S M U ST B E
IN O U R O F I 1 C E so m e th in g fro m a good w o m a n w h o
W E D N E S D A Y BY 6 P M
Is d u m b er th a n ha la.
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L ib ra ry N o te s
Thanksgiving
Season
D u rin g th e m o n th o f N o v em b er th e
fo llo w in g b ook s h a v e been p laced on
th e library s h e lv e s an d are now a v a il­
able to th e read in g public. T h e B u ild ­
in g o f J a ln a by R o ch e, P eo p le on our
Side by S n ow ; Y ou n g-u n by B est,
Babson Gives Ten Reasons
T he A m erica n C h a ra cter by B ro g a n ;
F iddler in th e Sky
by H oa g la n d , For W hich to be Thankful
T h ey D are N o t G o a H u n tin g by
C ornw ell. T h e R oad is B efo re U s
by
B ab son P a rk , M ass , N ov. 22 On
B ou lton , R tdin' th e R a in b o w by T a y ­ ou r «-oming T h a n k sg iv in g D ay w e
lor, God in a B a ttle W a g o n by C lay- h ave m u ch for w h-oh to b? th a n k fu l
pool, and T h e W'rong M urder by R ice I sh ould lik e to co m m e n t sp e c ific a lly
upon ten rea so n s
1. F irst and fo rem o st, w e can c e le ­
b rate th is y ea r fo r th e sa m e reason
th a t o cca sio n ed th e f i i s t T h a n k sg iv ­
in g ot th e P ilg rim C olony in 1623,
n a m ely A F I N E H A R V E S T .
Crop
y ie ld s th is y ea r su r p a s s a ll p rev io u s
records.
T h ere is p len ty o f w h ea t,
corn and o th e r farm p ro d u cts for us
to feed o u rselv es an d the n eed y ev ­
eryw h ere.
3.
W ith ou t
HEALTH
AND
Join Campaign to Mail
S T R E N G T H none o f us ca n w ork or
Christmas G ifts Early
th in k
e ffic ie n tly .
C om bined
w ith
th e right sp iritu a l ou tlo o k , h ea lth Is
T h is is an u rgen t plea for your co ­ th e g r e a te s t of b le ssin g s.
T h e past
o p e r a tio n in a ca m p a ig n to u rge ev- yea r lm s seen an im p ro v em en t in
i ryon e to m ail C h ristm a s g if ts d e s ­ b oth on th e part o f th e A m erican
tin ed for o th er c it ie s by D ecem b er 1. people.
U n less th is m a ilin g d a te iB m et, g if ts
3. A lth ou gh th e T h a n k sg iv in g se a ­
m ay not be receiv ed In tim e for son fin d s us in th e nud»t o f our
C h ristm a s
g r e a te st W ar, w e sh ou ld lie th a n k fu l
O w in g to th e sh o rtu g e of em p lo y ­ for th e
p ro g ress
w h ich h a s been
es. tr a n sp o rta tio n , etc., th ere can be m ade tow ard a su c c e s sfu l peace. We
no a ssu r a n c e g iv en th a t g if ts and a re ju s tifie d in b eliev in g th e E urop­
card s to o th er c it ie s m ailed
lat«A ean W ar w ill be o v er in a few
th an D ec. 1 w ill be d eliv ered on tim e. m o n th s and th e hope th a t totu l p ea ce
m ay c o m e b efore u n o th er T lm n k agiv-
ln g D ay.
Beaverton Sailor
4. W h eth er R e p u b lica n s or D em o ­
Honor Man of Class
c r a ts w e sh ou lil be th a n k fu l th a t w e
live in a co u n try w h ere a free E L E C ­
S a m u el M. H olm s, Jr., w as nam ed T IO N can be hekl. H ere is ta n g ib le e v i­
honor m an of h is g ra d u a tin g c la s s in d en ce o f th e co n tin u e d e x is te n c e o f
g u n n er’s m a te sch o o l at th e n aval our co u n tr y a s a tru e d em o cra cy .
tr a in in g
ce n te r ,
F a r r a g u t,
Idaho.
5. W e sh ou ld be th a n k fu l for th e
U pon g ra d u a tio n H o lm e s w a s a d v a n ­ M O R A L A N D P H Y S IC A L C O U R ­
ced to sea m a n fir st c la ss.
H is g rad e A G E th a t our m en anti w o m en h ave
a v er a g e w a s 97.
C on tin u ed on P a g e 2
H is w ife, Mrs. E llen H o lm e s and
Mail Gifts
December 1
J. J. McMahon payin g an election hot of $25.00 in
pennies to Glenn Darner.
Witnessed l>\ Guv Carr.
oa t
Xmas Seal Sale
Starts Monday
-
Poultrymen Meet
November 28
Beaverton P. T. A.
To Meet Nov. 28th 8 p. m.
T he next m eetin g «if th e B eaverton
P aren t T ea ch er a ss o c ia tio n w ill be
held at th e g rad e sch o o l at 8 p. m.
A T h a n k sg iv in g p rogram o f co m m u n ­
P o u ltr y m e n from th e e a st end of
ity sin g in g ,
s e le c tio n s by th e G rade
W a sh in g to n c o u n ty w ill hold a m e e t­
School G irls G lee Cluh and th e Com-
in g a t th e B e a v e r to n
H ig h S ch o o l
m.unity B a n d uniler th e d irecto rsh ip
N o v e m b e r 28 a t 8 p. m .
A nyone w ho
o f Mrs. W alter M yers w ill be p r e se n t­
a n tic ip a te s
r a is in g a
n u m b er
of
ed. a c c o r d in g to an a n n o u n cem en t by
c h ic k s or w h o a n tic ip a te s an in c r e a se
Mrs. P a ce, p rogram ch a irm a n a t th e tw o ch ild ren live in B ea v erto n .
in p ou ltry flo c k n ex t yea r, or a n y ­
| e x e c u tiv e board m eetin g a t th e hom e
on e w h o h a s a n y p ro b lem s p e rta in in g
o f Mrs. F. J. K r ie sk e N ov em b er 9 at
A LO H A
to p ou ltry is u rged to a tten d th is
w h ich tim e it w a s a lso a n n ou n ced
m eetin g .
P r iv a te
1-c F r a n c is D e sch n er is
th a t th e g u e s t sp ea k er for th e even ;
sp en d in g a 30-day fu rlo u g h w ith h is
ing is D i W . G iersb ach , p resid en t of j
h is p a ren ts Mr. and Mrs. J o h n D es­
Florence H. Harris
; P a cific u n iv ersity .
chner.
H e is from th e S o u th P a c i­
j R o fie ° h m e n ts w ill be serv ed by th e
fic w h ere he w a s in se r v ic e for n ear­ Assaults on Jap Industries
F r ie n d s w ere sh o c k ed a t th e su d d en 5*J. and 6th gjaide room m o th ers un- I
ly tw o y e a r s H e h a s b een In sev era l
d ea th o f F lo r e n c e H. H arris, w ife of der th e c h a ir m a n sh ip o f Mrs. J o h n I
h o sp ita ls w h ile su ffe r in g fro m m a­
tf ill Be Continiums.
T h o m a s B. H a r iis of B ea v erto n on R o b in so n an d Mrs. C am eron.
larial fever, w h ich recu rs o ften .
N o v em b er 20. Sh e had for y e a r s been
P la n s are under w a y for a fun a f- i
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. S p en cer and
lad y a s s is ta n t a t P e g g ’s ’ C hapel and tern oon for th e gratle sch ool stu d en ts.
WASHINGTON.—The tim e is fast
tw o ch ild ren o f L os A n g e le s. C alif.,
w ill be rem em b ered for h er th o u g h t­
At th e e x e c u tiv e b il l' d m eetin g re- |
approaching when the United Stat«>s
are
m
a
k
in
g
th
e
ir
h
om
e
w
ith
her
p
ar­
ful a s s is ta n c e in tim e o f sorrow .
ports from th e ch a irm a n of th e sta n d - ,
en ts Mr. an d Mrs. B. W . H elm , w h ile arm y air forces m ay need sep arate
Sh e w a s born A pril 4, 1889, and w a s in g c o m m itte e s w ere g iv en . M em ber­
daylight and night bombing groups,
her h u sb an d Is in tr a in in g .
m arried in A u g u st 14, 1909, at E u g en e sh ip ch a irm a n M rs. S h o fn er sta ted
B ert L y g erso n an d fa m ily h ave trained and equipped for th eir p a r­
to T h o m a s B. H arris.
T w o ch ild ren th a t th e m em b ersh ip d riv e is now un-
m oved in to th eir n ew h o m e w h ich is ticu lar tark s.
su rv iv e, d a u g h te r D o ris, n u rse in der w ay.
Urgency is given to the subject
on N o rth T o b ia s A ven u e.
th e se r v ic e in n o rth ern F ra n ce; an d a
At th e Inform al tea held a t th e
T h e first m e e tin g o f th e n ew ly or­ by the im pending shift of the war
son M ilo J. (d e c e a s e d ).
grad e sch o o l O ctober 19th th ere w ere
gan ized I, 4-H c o o k in g club w a s held from E urope to Asia. In the Euro­
F u n e r a l se r v ic e s w ill be h eld at 2 about 85 p erso n s (3 H a ro fn B v
vvvv
la st w eek a t th e horqe of M rs. E. J. pean a ir operations the RAF has
p. ni. F rid a y , N o v em b er 17, a t P e g g ’s ing to a report by Mrs. S h ofn er.
L aR u e.
E le c tio n o f o ffic e r s took specialized on night operations, the
ch a p el, in te r m e n t
C rescen t G rove
T h e next • e x e c u tiv e board m eetin g
p lace
G ertru d e L a R u e w a s elected AAF on daylight precision bombing
cem etery .
w ill be held D ec. 14th at th e h om e o f
p resid en t; C a rleen
L ee,
v ic e -p v e s.;
of strateg ic targ ets.
M is. H a r r is w a s a m em b er o f L a­ Mrs. E. B rice.
P h y llis M cG eorge,
se c r e ta r y ;
R ita
d ies A u x ilia r y N o. 25, S p a n ish W ar
A suggestion th at the problem al­
M
ayfield,
c
h
a
irm
a
n
o
f
recrea
tio
n
.
T
h
e
V etera n s.
next m ee tin g w ll lbe held on N ov. 25 ready has been the object of detaili'd
Authorized to Make
attention by the w ar d ep artm en t is
at th e lea d er’s h om e.
N ationw ide Bible Reading Loans to Veteran^
W ord c o m es th a t C pl. Ivan H elm o f contained in the statem en t of Lieut.
th e arm y air co r p s at D a lh a rt, T e x ­ Gen. B arney M. Giles, deputy AAF
A. A. R o g ers, sta te su p erin ten d en t ; as. w h ere he u n d erw en t an o p eration com m ander, th at a num ber of air
T h a n k s g iv in g to C h ristm a s
W ith th e co o p e r a tio n o f 100,000 m in ­ of O regon h a n k s a n n o u n ced th is w eek recen tly , is rap id ly r e cu p era tin g and officers and civilian experts have
is te r s and 6.000 c h a p la in s se r v in g w ith th a t O regon sta te -c h a r te r e d b anks, h op es to v is it h is p a ren ts, Mr. an d been studying for the last y ear the
our A rm ed
F o r c e s, 33 d a ily B ible tru st c o m p a n ie s and m u tu al sa v in g s M rs. B. W . H elm soon .
task of shifting the air forces from
r e a d in g s h a v e been se le c te d th at w ill tianks are a u th o rized to m a k e lo a n s ( C ad et F. O. B oh G eo rg e and C adet Europe to the Pacific
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e
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m
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's
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a
d
ju
stm
en
t
be read all o v e r th e w orld , from N ov.
K en n eth G eorge w ere h on ored w ith a
G eneral Giles, at a news confer­
23rd T h a n k sg iv in g D ay, to C h ristm a s act ol 1944, co m m o n ly referred to as p arty and fa m ily reu n io n la s t w eek
ence
also had this to say:
th
e
“G.
I.
bill
o
f
r
ig
h
ts,”
w
ith
o
u
t
1
D e c e m b e r 25th.
T h ey are hom e on fu rlo u g h .
Bob
“ With our in stru m en t bombing it
w eek
for L in co ln , N eb.,
H u n d r e d s o f th o u s a n d s o f m en and th e n e c e s s ity o f a b id in g by all the le ft th is
in co n n ectio n w h ere h e w ill tra in for fly in g a B-29 is possible to bomb at night equally
w o m en in our A rm ed F o rces, and m il­ r e str ic tio n s im p osed
as well as in daylight. When the
lio n s o f th e ir r e la tiv e s a t h om e are w ith o th er sim ila i loans.
bom ber.
fin d in g th e B ib le an in s p ir a tio n and
M om ie T ri B as b een tra n sfe r r e d w ar sta rte d we knew nothing about
instrum ent bombing (the hitting of
gu id e, n ow a s n e v er b efore. T h rou gh
from S a cra m en to to P o rtla n d .
T U A L A T IN
a n a tio n w id e poll o f A rm y an d Navy-
a targ e t when w eath er or blackness
c h a p la in s and p a sto rs th e B ib le read ­
m akes it invisible) but we have come
M rs J a ck M arsh all and «laughter. W hat to Buy for
in g s reg a rd ed a s
m ost
h elp fu l in
a long way in the last y e a r.”
Mrs. J o h n W rig h t o f V u lia n , A lberta, Thanksgiving Day Bird
tim e s lik e th e s e h a v e been ch o sen .
The concept of adequate, full-scale
sp en t a few d a y s la st w eek w ith Mr.
T h a n k sg iv in g . N ov. 23 P sa lm ¡03.
and Mrs. T J. H a n eg a n .
M rs. M ar­
strateg
ic bombing calls for continu­
F r id a y —J o h n
14,
Sat.. P sa lm
23.
A tom tu rk ey n o t m u ch o ld er than
sh a l laiul Mr. H a n eg a n
are brother
ous attack , with night bom bers ta k ­
S u n d a y , N ov. 26 P sa lm 1 M onday
5 m o n th s is th e buy fur th e T h a n k s­
and siste r , an d th is w a s th eir first re­
g iv in g sh o p p er w h o w a n ts th e m ost ing up where the day planes left
M att. 5, T u e s .—R o m a n s 8,
W ed. I
union in tw e n ty -s e v e n y e e i s
Mr
The AAF has m ade plain that
Cor. 13. T h u rs. P sa lm 91, l i t D ee.
lean m ea t for th e m o n ey on th e off
and Mrs. H a n e g a n en te r ta in e d at d in ­
ro a st bird
T h is is t h s co n clu sio n the initial m issions of the giant B-29s
11, M a tth ew s 6. S at J oh n 3. Sun D ec. 3
ner for th em S u n d a y
A m on g th o se
from stu d ie s o f th e fa tte n in g o f turr are the forerunner of a strateg ic air
------Isa ia h 40.
p resen t w e r e Mr. and
M is.
V ictor
k ey s m ad e b y p o u ltry s c ie n tis ts of w ar against J a p a n ’s w ar industries.
H a n eg a n and d a u g h ter. Mrs. E lm er
th e U. S. D ep a rtm en t >f A g ricu ltu re
At present, and in the im m ediate
H a n eg a n . /M en H a n eg a n and th e
Piano Tuning Service
T h o se w ho buy a 20 pound d ressed future, there is little likelihood th at
M isses V era and A ileen H a n eg a n .
hen tu rk ey w ill pay for m ore th an 5 the RAF will tran sfer any large s e g ­
Mrs, M arshall and M rs W right have
A lfred E. D ra k e, p ian o te c h n ic ia n ,
p ou n d s o f fat.
m ent of its force, including its night
gon
e
to
L
os
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n
g
e
le
s
to
v
is
it
her
fa-
w h o h a s b een on th e P a c ific C oast
bombing set-up, to the other side of
t
m
.
T
h
ey
w
ill
m
a
k
e
a
retu
rn
v
is
it
for 35 y ea rs, is n ow lo ca ted In P o r t­
Turner Jr. Joins Marines
the world. This, m ilitary q u arte rs
land. a n d is o p e n in g up an a n n u a l; here.
Mr«. W a lte r H a u x h u is t retyirn«»d
say, suggests th at it is up to the
se r v ic e g ro u p in th is area Mr D rak e
J a m e s L T u rn er Jr., 17, box 125. AAF and the Tw entieth a ir force,
a n tic ip a te d th e sh o r ta g e o f m a te r ia ls from San F r a n c isc o la st F rid ay.
M ajor W illia m A. P u rd y d e p a ite d A loha, h a s en rolled a t th e U n ited operators of the S uperfortress air
,and w a s a b le to a cq u ire a c o n sid e r ­
S e r v ic e
E n ro llin g fleet, to bring into being its own
T u esd a y m o rn in g for h is sta tio n in S ta te s M aritim e
ab le sto c k o f p ia n o rep a ir parts.
M rs. P u rd y ind ch ild ren O fflca R o om M
P la w r P o st O ffu •
S p e a k in g as an a cco m p lish ed m u ­ C a lifo rn ia
night-bom ber organization.
sic ia n . he sa y s th a t m ost p ia n o o w n ­ w ill m a k e th e ir h o m e w ith h er par­ B u ild in g , P o rtla n d , fo r tr a in in g a s a
en
ts.
Mr.
an
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J
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J
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g
m
erch
a
n
t
m
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e.
er s fe e l th a t th e y a re ta k in g r e a so n ­
H e w ill r e c e iv e b a sic tr a in in g at Thrill of a Lifetime:
ab ly good ca re o f th eir in s tr u m e n ts if h is a b sen ce.
th e U n ited S ta te s M a ritim e S erv ice
th e y h a v e th e m tu n ed ev e r y so often ,
sta tio n
A valon ,
C atalin a.
Daughter Safe in Pari»
w h en tu n in g is o n ly a part o f th e co r­ Oregon H istory Prize Essay tr a in in g
Islan
d
.
C
a
lifo
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,
and
upon
c o m p le­
r e c t c a r e th a t is required
STOCKBRIDOE,
MASS. - Owen
tion o f h is tr a in in g th e r e w ill be a s­
Mr D r a k e ’s a n n u a l se r v ic e
plan
T he O regon H isto r ic a l S o c ie ty h a s sig n ed to d u ty aboard a m erch a n t Johnson, novelist, sat in his home
talte> ca re o f b oth tu n in g , a ctio n re­
on his 66th birthday and experienced
! "‘cd
"T he
C o n stitu tio n a l C on­
p a ir in g an d r e g u la tin g , and h is long v en tio n o f 1857 a s th e su b ject for th e v essel.
one of the “ thrills of his lifetim e”
y e a r s of e x p e r ie n c e m a k e him e sp e c ­ 1945 C. C. B e c k m a n e ss a y c o n te st
when he heard the voice of his
D
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you
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th
e
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n
e
ab
ou
t
th
e
ially w ell q u a lifed for th is w ork.
T h ere a re fo u r p rizes o ffered . S ixty, cou p le, b lessed w ith th e ir first baby, I dau g n ter recently on a short-wave
fifty , fo r ty and th irty d ollars. E ssa y s w h o d id n 't get to th e h o sp ita l q u ick ly radio b ro adcast from P aris.
m ust be d eliv ered by m ail or In per­ en ou gh and th e baby w a s horn on th e j
Triple A Committeemen
The daughter, Mrs Olivia Johnson
son to th e O regon H isto rica l S«jciety h o sp ita l la w n ? An item iz ed hill w a s! C ham bers, was broadcasting from
Plan M eetings
P u b lic A u d ito riu m 235 SW M arket fin a lly receiv ed and th e ca refu l bus- j
in front of Notre D am e cathedral.
T rip le A c o m m itte e m e n to a d m in ­ S treet, P o rtla n d . 1, O teg o n . n ot later
band
o b jected
str e n u o u sly
to ’th e
She was m an ag er of the P aris of­
iste r n ex t y e a r ’s AAA farm program th a n S a u rd a y M arch 17. 1945
item :
" D elivery R oom , $25.00).” H e i fice of the Tim es-Life-Fortune m ag ­
w ill be se le c te d at c o m m u n ity m e e t­
retu rn ed th e bill for rev isio n . In due
in g s held th e w eek o f N o v em b er 27 to
R ev. W h itc o m b H a rd in g , y o u n g ev- tim e It w a s retu rn ed w ith th e item azines and was interned by the G er­
D ec. 7. a c c o r d in g to a n n o u n cem en t a n i'e list from K a n sa s C ity, M issouri, revised to read
"G reen F e e s. $25 )" m ans, but later was released to c a r­
m a d e by J o h n W K am n a, ch a irm a n w il Ibegin s s e r ie s o f e v a n g e lis tic se r ­
ry on relief work am ong French
o f th e c o u n ty c o m m ittee.
v ic e s a t th e N a za ren e C hursh b eg in ­
O ne o f th e h a rd est th in g s for us to prisoners.
T h e m em b ers of th e A lo h a -B ea v er- n in g T u e sd a y n ite. N o v em b er 28 at u n d e r stsn d
in
th is
w orld Is our |
to n d istr ic t w ill m eet N ov 28 at 1 30 7 30.
frien d s' frien d s.
NO PH O N E O R D E R S T A K E N
p m. to 4 p. m. s t A loha G r a n g e H all.
R ev H a rd in g, son o f U E H ard in g,
F O R C L A S S IF IE D A D S Mon­
F a r m e r s are urged to a tten d and w h o had a co r n e a tr a n sp la n te d on h is
A m an h a s enflugh tro u b les in th is
ey m u st a c c o m p a n y all ads.
h elp c h o o se th e ir o w n lead ers. C om ­ ey e r e c e iv in g n a tio n a l fa m e, w ill sin g w orld w ith o u t tr y in g to d ro w n th em
C ou n t w ord*, w h ic h m u st in­
m itte e s to be c h o se n in clu d e a c h a ir ­ and p reach ea ch n ite a t 7 30 u n til D e­ in d rin k .
,
clu d e a d d ress at 2c a word.
m an v ic e -c h a ir m a n , regu lar m em ber cem b er 10.
T h e public isl n v lted to
A D S M U ST B E
IN O U R O F F IC E
a n d tw o a lte r n a te «
a tten d .
T ell It with a c
:fied
W E D N E S D A Y BY 6 P. M
Train Air Forres
For Night Bombing