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Hillhboro, Oregon. Thursday, January 29, 1948
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II
Ity Gertrude
A D V L K T IM N 4 . I ’ K O I I t ( I I O N —
T lii' to p ic o f ( ’¡111.1 O 'N n iir.- nt tlic
A d v .-rtu u n g C lin ic to be h e ld in
H ills b o ro » h i uni v (I w ill e x p la in
Koine of ic c h n iq u i , o f d e ve lo p in g
m ore v a lu a b le a d v e rtis in g
in d iv id u a l fn rm o w n e rs h ip th ro u g h
p riv n tc le n d in g agencies m ay boom
••rung It wax th a t u n w illin g n e s s of
b a n k , to e n ter the fie ld w h ic h d e ­
la ye d g e ttin g the p ro g ra m u n d e r
w s y A n d a lth ugh the C o m m e rcia l
N a tio n a l bank and a fe w o th ers in
the n a tio n are co o p e ra tin g in an
e ffo rt to b rin e about a g ric u ltu ra l
d e v e lo p m e n t the vast majority of
banks have n o t ye t entered the h e ld
A m o n g the p rim a ry o b je c tio n s of
banks e th a t the ra t,' o f in te re s t op
' I « w
per cent, is set to
th a t the loans arc marie fu r tor, lo rn ’
a p e rio d of tim e. 4b years, and th a t
th e y lack s u ffic ie n t liq u id ity
In a n tic ip a tio n of these o b je c tio n '’
h o w e w i. congress set up w h a t F H A
o ffic ia ls co n sid e r adequate c o u n t, ’
balances The ne w la w states th a t
e v e ry loan m ade i,v a p riv a te agency
vs. ill be in su re d 100 p e r re n t bv the
g o v e rn m e n t Thus, if the b rr'o w e r
d e fa u lt*, the g o v e rn m e n t w ill step
in and p a y the le n d e r the f u ll
a m o u n t due on th e loan, p lu s in ­
terest
L
Pearson
t r ic k ' puzzles and to m a h a w k s were
in ' luded in d isp la ys by th e v a rio u
dens
Some of the dens had com p le te d
th ' ir den do dies w ith a sh o w of
e x p e rtly done w o rk m a n s h ip
The annual b lu e and g o ld p a rty
w i l l be the them e fo r n e x t m on th
Don M in e r showed some s h o rt
m ovies.
B irth d a y s C elebrated
■ b .lin K ip le y
F o ib e s
announced
_ Schoolm ates o f D a v id L a rso n and
the le c tu re at the 'enson h o tel F r i ­ G a ry Pearson jo in e d in a p a rty in
day H uger T o ry Peterson, authori­ h o n or f th e ir lo th birthday anm
ty on b ird s , w ill speak on the " R id ­ vei .aries M onday a fte rn o o n a t the
d le o f M ig ra tio n ."
A
R Pearson hom e
M uch fu n
Second in a series o f b o ta n y les- and h ila r ity m a rk e d th e p a rty .
som. led by M rs F ra n k I.a u k a t was
Friesens to B u ild
g ive n
T he Paul F Friesen fa m ily has
A c o lle c tio n fo r the M a rc h o f
purchased
a hom eslte in C opeland
Dimes n etted $7 50. A g ro u p o f acres a d d itio
n and has engaged
six w om en consented to ta ke charge
o f a booth at the F ir.it N a tio n a l James A C op e la n d as b u ild e r He
rep
o
rts
th
a
t
c o n s tru c tio n w i l l be
b ank in P o rtla n d M on d a y f r the
sta rte d soon.
p o lio ca m paign
Last w e ek-end was spent b y M rs
( 'U b SCOUIS M e e t
A special ceremony at the c u l, I. S L'pplnghouse as a guest o f M r
j pack m ee tin g W edn, ¡day e ve n in g and Mrs B e rt O liv e r and fa m ily
Mi
O liv e r is M r c
at the schoolhouse honored H a y ­ in O ly m p ia
m ond Ediger
w h o had a tta in e d Uppinghouse's uncle
M rs C a lv in K a tte rm a n is s u ffe i-
’ be i .in k o f W eblo and hart reached
the age o f 12. m a k in g b u n e lig ib le in g fro m serious b u rn s on th e ab­
to become a boy sc ut B o b b y S m ith dom en and back
received his bobcat p in w ith a ci-re
Mrs. May Honored
m onv in h l* b e h a lf M an y a w a rd *
Hostesses at a p in k
and
blue
win- presented to in d iv id u a l cubs sh o w e r F rid a y e vening. J a n u a ry 19
fo r
tn e ir
va rio u s
a chievem ents, was M rs H u b e rt M ay w ith h e r sis­
m a k in g 'h e m e e tin i: one o f im p o r t­ te r-in -la w , M rs. H o w a rd M ay. as
ance G ifts made fo r th e ir p arents guest o f h o n o r She was th e re ­
a t C h ris tm a s tim e to g e th e r w ith c ip ie n t o f m an y lo v e ly g ifts
f 'F I r A H M il. I ,
You can have
p rlrn io .
b lo o m in g alm ost e v e rv
m on th of the ye a r in y o u r g a rd e n ” ,
a id M i
It I ’ M c H e n ry o f th e Azn
■ i H in I ’ riin rrix .
.¡.ric ty in h e r ta lk
at tin- I e fia r M ill G a i d e n , 'l u b in v a d ­
ing W ednesday aft, in on at the
G range h a ll She also .tressed the
s im p lic ity o f g ro w in g prim rose.', in
e o n ip ari a.n to m any otFier p la n ts
w h ich to fa rm . M adsen said G t th e
M an y b a n kers o b je c t on the ba
th a t, w hereas g o ve rn m e n t la ,n ils HI active case . o n ly 12 w e re d e ­
lin
q u e n t in th e ir p a ym e n ts e v e r
at 2 *. per cent in te re st are n e g o tia ­
b le a n ytim e , th«- F H A ioans c a rry 30 days as o f J a n u a ry 1
A p p lic a tio n s fo r F H A loan* m ost
b u t 2 ' i per cent in te re st o v e r a
be a p p ro ve d and reco m m en d e d b y
4b y e a r period.
the
c o u n ty a d v is o ry c o m m itte e in
In answ er, congress p ro v id e d th a t
the b o rro w e r m ust re -fin a n c e his w h ic h the a p p lic a n t resides M e m ­
I an on a s h o rte r a m o rtiz a tio n p e r­ bers o f th e W a sh in g ton c o u n ty a d ­
iod and at the p re v a ilin g in te re st v is o ry co m m itte e are R h in e h a rt
rn te as soon as he becomes fin a n c ia l- H o rn e c k e r. F in is L B ro w n and M rs
lv able, Congress also p ro v id e d th a t L o re n c B P utnam
the o u tsta n d in g fa rm
o w n e rs h ip
loans m ay be used as c o lla te ra l in 1
o b ta in in g loans fro m (he F ed e ra l H e
se rve system
Congress was d r iv in g in th e r ig h '
d ire c tio n w hen it sought to e n c o u r-I
age p riv a te c a p ita l to b a ck the a g ri-
veloi
c u ltu ra l dcs’c
lo p m e n t p ro g ra m
It
is a m a tte r o f reco rd that, fro m the
T hom as V e rn o n L u s k . 27. son of
tim e o f Its In ce p tio n in 1936. th " M r a n d M r* T hom as S Lusk of
»'HA p ro g ra m n e ve r rece ive d m ore Scholl: d ie d Ia s i T h u rs d a y in P e r­
th a n iSOftfSHMSi a n n u a llv fo r fa rm m anent
F o u n d a tio n h o s p ita l. V a n ­
loam. C om pared v. ith the size of couver. Wash
o f an illn e s s c o n ­
tin jo b to be done, th is was c o n ­ tra c te d w h ile he was in te rn e d in
sid e re d an in s ig n ific a n t sum fo r it a Japanese p ris o n cam p d u rin g the
wus to be dis id e d ant ng the 4« war.
states
A c o rp o ra l in the m arines. L u sk
(■nod Progress Noted
H ut in spite o f ti,c sm all a p p ro p ­ was ta ke n p ris o n e r by the J a p a n ­
ese on P e a rl H a rb o r d a y w h ile he
ria tio n s . and in sp ite o f e a rly p re ­ was s e rv in g as a g u a rd
at
th e
d ic tio n s that the g o ve rn m e nt w o u ld
embassy
in
T ie n ts in .
ta k e heavy losses because of h ig h A m e ric a n
C
h
ina.
He
was
h
e
ld
p
ris
o
n
e
r
by
risks, the progress o f the F H A in
W a sh in g ton C la tso p and C o lu m b ia th , Japanese d u rin g th e e n tire 45
m onths o f th e w a r
c u n tie s has been n o te w o rth y
He was b o rn A p r il 23, 1920. in
M adsen has d ire c te d the p ro g ra m
i l l th is area fro m his H ills b o ro head- Spokane. Wash . and e n tere d th e
in
.n
in e corps in M ay. 1939 He to o k
q u a r t lis since th a t fu s t s e a r I l l s
re c o rd * show th a t o f W4 fa m ilie s lus tr a in in g in San D iego and e n ­
w h ic h rece ive d lo a n , o rig in a tin g in te re d fo re ig n service in th e fa ll of
He wus re tu rn e d
to thu,
tbesc th re e co unties 474 have re p a id [ 1939
th e ir lo an* in f u ll and R1 .are • t ill , co u n try in an a rm y h o s p ita l sh ip
O
c
to
b
e
r
12.
1945.
and
was
h o n o r­
a c tiv e b o rro w e rs T w e n ty -n in e o th ­
ers w h o have not paid th e n loans a b ly d isch a rg e d A p r il 21. 194«).
i l l f u ll a rc no lo n g e r a c tiv e ly fa r m ­
He was c o n fin e d to fo u r ve te r-
ing here and a rc cla ssifie d as 'C 1- ' an *' h o s p ita l* here since his re ­
le c lio n O n ly '' Ix u io w e rs O f these tu rn fro m C h ina.
He was tra n s ­
2ti. I I fiim tlie s have m oved aw ay, fe rre d fro m the V e te ra n s h o sp ital
n in e heads o f fa m ilie s have d ie d in P o rtla n d to I ’ e rin a n tc h o sp ital
and n in e are s t ill here but no lo n g ­ last N o ve m b e r
e r a c tiv e ly fa rm in g
F u n e ra l services w e re h e ld M o n ­
Considering th a t th e re are fl(i fa m -
Hies w h o have m oved in to th is area day a, th e C o lo n ia l m o rtu a ry , H o l­
as '•C o lle ctio n O n lv " cases i r o n m an A- L u tz , in P o rtla n d M ilit a r y
o th e r places, th is d is tric t m ay be rite s w ere conducted by P o rtla n d
co n sid e re d a fa v o ra b le place in Post 81. V eterans o f F o re ig n Wars
V a u lt in te rm e n t was in L in c o ln
M e m o ria l p a rk
S u rv iv o rs , in a d d itio n to h is p a r­
ents. in c lu d e tw o sisters. M iss B e r­
a
n ice L u s k and M rs J u a n ita D e la n ­
ey. and a niece M iss B a rb a ra J o h n ­
son. a ll o f P o rtla n d
DANCE THAT O T H E R S MAY WALK
H enderson T ak es
Oil D istributorship
March of Dimes
DANCE
G eorge I, H enderson, reside n t of
A lo h a fo r the past 19 years has
ta k e n o v e r d is trib u to r s h ip o f S hell
fu e l o il fo r the A lo h a -B e a v e rto n
d is tric ts , it was re p o rte d last week
Henderson has been
e nneeted
w ith the o il In d u s try in W ashington
co u n ty fo r 25 years a nd is w e ll
k n o w n in co u n ty baseball circles
F o r 15 years lie was e m p lo ye d bv
th e R ic h fie ld G il com panv. and
d u rin g the past fiv e ye a rs has been
e m p lo y e d by the M c C a ll O il c o m ­
pany o f Beaverton.
T h e P o rtla n d A r t M useum . Its
d e v e lo p m e n t and a c tiv itie s , w ere
o u tlin e d at the R o ta ry c lu b lu n c h ­
eon T h u rs d a y by M rs C h a rlo tte
B a k e r M o n tg o m e ry o f P o rtla n d , d o ­
cent o f the a rt m useum She p ointed
o u t th a t th e m useum was founded
o v e r 5fJ years ago by a g ro u p o f
P o rtla n d business and p rofessional
men
T h " a rt school a t th e m useum she
said. Is th e o n ly one o f its k in d in
the n o rth w e s t T o u rs o f the m useum
a rc conducted, a refe re n ce lib r a ry
m a in ta in e d and p a rtic u la r a tte n tio n
is g iv e n to c o lle c tin g n o rth w e s t a rt
and e n c o u ra g in g n o rth w e s t a rtis ts
M rs. J o h n D u k e h u rt e xp la in e d
th e re n ta l g a lle ry o f a rt. w h ic h is
sponsored by the P o rtla n d J u n io r
league T h ro u g h th e re n ta l g a lle ry
people re n t p ic tu re s fo r th e ir homes
She was assisted in e x h ib itin g p ic ­
tu re s by M rs J o h n W halen
Plans fo r observance o f the 25th
a n n iv e rs a ry o f th e c lu b w ere a n ­
nounced b y P re sid e n t P aul P a tte r­
son E x e c u tiv e c o m m itte e in charge
o f a rra n g e m e n ts in clu d e s three past
p re -id e n ts , M P C ady. J M Per-
son and W; C. Christensen
D r. C. E P lu m ste a d a n nounced
the a ll-c o m m u n ity d in n e r in h o n o r
of H ills b o ro 's fir s t c itiz e n fo r 1947
to be h e ld at P e te r Boscow school
c a fe te ria th is e v e n in g iT h u r s d iiv ,.
H a ro ld Jones was p ro g ra m c h a ir ­
man and Sam C oy is in charge o f
a rra n g e m e n ts fo r today's p ro g ra m .
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Volume 54, No. 45 —Section 2. Eight Pages
Primroses Will Bloom Throughout
Year, Cedar Mill Garden Club Told
Marine Veteran
Dies Thursday
Properl) constructed brooder houses have an im­
portant influence on poultry profits. They allow you
to start clucks uarlj so as to sell when the market is
highest.
Jessit
noon m the A lo h a B a p tis t c h u rc h
V a u lt in te rm e n t was in
L in c o lf
.tgencie ■ W ith o u t
th« li< » d fo r till I ( t r o ilg i • • lo ii.il ap
pi opi i.it ion
| he g o s e rm n e n i m
• h i » th e h n d « a lhu p i ( m t .m il
a d m in is ti i the prove .m g and col
Iv c t io p 'il the loan
A g n i ilt t ii. il
<’ h i i i l c i i ’irit.
• n ii'iil i»f tin I... .1, • o n -a ilta tm n and a a ta in * in fa rm
hank
p r e • n t r d .i c h e c k f I I1IIMMI m anagem ent ai< also in c lu d e d in
to V ic to r
M adam
<»f H llls lx .io tie .. i vic « 's r e n d e r e d b y th e r H a
I '. iiiu ii
U nit»«- . n l n i i n i ’ t i .iin » n n i p
In a g' in ia l w ay. it p ro vid e s a
n v if t o i !"• W i.’.hmgh»n ( b itsiip and means l m a kin g the ta i .u one that
< »hunbi.i coiintl«’* T he check Wii.i the ta in ily can e n jo y liv in g and
iiiit d « < n |t t o C ilen I f C l l l t l s o f A s
w o rk in g on Nueces.* h illy . M adsen
tin hi fin d e v e lu p n im t of M ‘ > acres p o in ted out
I d ik » l . u i 'l H» i " i h
. .i | o f
,
k t it h u M u s t ic o ve r the p o ss ib ilitie s
toi hi in to .i s u it a b le d im y f u i m
o f f e r e d b y tin
p io g ra m . C h riste n *
I’iie check le p ie s e lits the i l l si .•ii said it a ffo id s an o p p o rtu n ity
loan n iiid e m O regon. W a sh in g ton fo i hunks to m ake th is type of
u n it A la s k a u n d e i the F IIA s r n w loan w ith th e n o w n fu n d s ra th e r
in s u re d fill in m ortg a g e loan p ro ­ than using g o v e rn m e n t m oney. O f
g ra m as set up by the Both c o n ­ p iim a i.v im p orta n ce , he aid. it af-
gress
'H ie C o m m e rc ia l N u tlo n a l f n l
an o p p o rtu n ity fo i fa rm e rs
bank is tin* fu s t b.m k m tin- N o t th
of a b ility ib id ca p a city to buy and
w est to m ake a loan u n d e r tin d« \ i top f a im . w itn adequate capi
p ro g i am.
tai
Io Build Neu Burn
A ll I arm s .Not E lig ib le
W ith the $./<MM) loan :w y e a r-o ld
A m ong the lim itin g fa cto rs placed
C u rtis , w h o is m a n led and has three on ih« p ro g i am is th e re q u ire m e n t
c h ild re n , w ill b u ild a $2900 m ilk
that the fa rm b« of Much size and
mg b a rn and a $750 m I o . He w i l l use w ith the p o te n tia l p o s s ih ililu * . th a t
$350 f r repairs on his fa rm house It t an lie u rve to p e d in to an econom ­
and $200 fo r d itc h in g and land cleai
ic fa m ily typ e fa rm u n it T he ap-
mg H ie balance o f the loan lie w ill p in .«nt m ust have p ro ve n his a b il­
use to r t fin a n ce e x is tin g indebted
ity a a fu rm e i to the e x te n t he has
news on the fa rm .
1 the fin a n c ia l resources to e ith e r
th e b a in he now has is 50 v««.n . ow n
i secure 10 p ci cent o f the
o ld and no lo n g e r su ite d fo r d a iry «q u lt\ p in
the m a jo i p o rtio n o f
p u rp o se * It has a ca p a city of 10 its o p e ra tin g e q u ip m e n t
cow s
H is new b a in w ill h ave a
Farm w h ic h do not come u n d e r
j.ip a c ity of 20 to 25 to w
W ith the the $|^.o (i a p p ra isa l loan lim ita tio n
n a in his loan w ill p ro v id e fu n d , .»ml .m as w In ,«• land does not have
to b u ild a liq u id m a n u re tank
th e jM ite ntia l p o s s ib ilitie s o f a f u l l ­
U n d e r the new p io g ra m Curb** tim e la rm .m not e lig ib le unci« i the
a n d I l l s f a t l i i l V W ill be uble I
liv e new fin a n c in g p ro g ra m .
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how e ffe c tiv e Die new
life tim e and |X>.v ih lv nevei being •eheme w ill tie on a n a tio n a l scab
able to pa> off the tndebtedneiM W ith the C o m m e rc ia l N a tio n a l bunk
C h iis tc n s e n a m i M adsen e x p la in e d w illin g to cooperate m th is area an
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loan
le g io n ik expected In most o th e r
lia s M an y A dvantages
s’ « ti ns o f the n a tio n , h o w e ve r,
T he advantages o ffe re d b y the w ith the e xce p tio n o f th e South,
new p ro g ra m .ire legion It o ffe rs p riv a te le n d in g agencies have .shied
the o p p o rtu n ity fo r d e ve lo p m e n t f aw av fro m tin- scheme*
score, of fa rm s in th is area w ith
Plan M a r B a c k fire
in <i lo n g -tim e e a rn in g ca p a city of
'H ius. the a tte m p t o f congress to
$12000. in c lu d in g im p ro v e m e n ts o r ta k e g o v e rn m e n t o u t of the m oney
m o d e rn iz a tio n o f b u ild in g s and dc- le n d in g businesa and to encourage
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