The Hillsboro argus., May 13, 1948, Image 1

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’ Bates' Drug
Safe Opened,
Loss Heavy
THE W EATHER
P u rch ase Y our Rose
P esliv al Bullon Now
iy Litoti H ub b a rd)
M ay
With W hich Is Com bined the
H illsb o ro , O reg o n , T h u rs d a y . M ay 13, 1948
11.t i l y Bute'», o w i i r r
th e htoi *. extH iiu te il tin* loot at
alMHd $>00 in earth. $>(M) in check*,
$ >00 w or th •f d iu tfs and $300 w o rth
o f n a ic o t io
( n it t bar I wc<|
tin* d ia l o ff the M ile and drove* tin
p in o u t oi blew it open w ith n itio -
, Iv c e iin . a c c o id ltlU to P olice O f
In « i J o h n Z a b lfiftk i arid S h e riff
I h c k Ih iM 'll, w h o in v e id lih d e d
A
r io w b a t wart a p p a ie n tly UM tl to
fo ic c the l e a l d o o r o f the store
M i and M i* Bates n o tice d the
.* afe c i a c k in u a b o ut m id n ig h t Sat
nr day fiv e h o u rs a fte i th e y had
lo c k e d tip T he th ie ve s w ere in no
ap p al ent
h u rr y
ms
in d ic a tio n s
p o in te d to a m e tic u lo u s jo b done
The safe was c o m p le te ly ru in e d .
Bates said T he loss was p a rtia lly
co ve re d by in su ra n ce It was the
second tu n e th e p h a rm a cy was
lo b b e d in th e last fiv e years
O llie r Losses S m a ll
H e lto c k said th a t b u rg la rs trie d
to h te a k in to e v e ry o ffic e in the
W e lls b u ild in g and
t-veral o f ­
fices in th e C o m m e rc ia l b u ild in g
and h irs t N a tio n a l bank b u ild in g
A ll a tte m p ts to e n te r the o ffic e s
la d e d he said.
T h u - v n d id e n te r th re e o ffic e s in
the
C o m m e rc ia l
N a tio n .d
bank
b u i l d in g , he M ild Ah«mt $¿10 was re*
p o it« < l ta k e n fro m th e C re d it Bn
i < au
o f f ic e , about $20 fro m A L
A ru a ch ei s o ffic e , and about $10
fio rn the N a tio n a l F a rm L o a n as*
h o c ia lio ii o ffic e
M on d a y n ig h t the H ills b o ro I m ­
p le m e n t com pany was e n tere d b u t
n o th in g was ta k e n
T he th ie ve s
iip p a re n tly used a s c re w d riv e r to
s p rin g locks on th e (foots (»loves
w e re a p p a re n tly w o rn since no
fm g e i p rin ts c o u ld he fo u n d
Spartans to Meet
Beavcrtcft-Here
This Afternoon
TYV
LEAGUE
R u f f F o x ’s h a rd - h ittin g H ills b o ro
h ig h school baseball c lu b w ill e n ­
te rta in
B e a v e rto n
here ut 3 30
T h u rs d a y ’ today» in w h a t m ay d e ­
v e lo p as th e fin a l hom e game o f
the T u a la tin - Y a m h ill V a lle y league
th is y e a r T he gam e is th e fin a l
one
scheduled fo r the S partans
H o w e v e r on«* m a k e -u p gam e m ay
he scheduled la te r.
The S p a rtan s p o u nded M c M in n ­
v ille tw ic e d u rin g the past w e e k s
p la y to m ove in to second place m
h ague sta n ding s and d ro p
the
G riz z lie s fro m firs t place to a tie
fo r fo u rth
N e w b e rg , m e a n w h ile
was c o n tin u in g its w in n in g ways
and h e ld to p spot W ednesday w ith
six w in s and one loss l l l l h i has
pla ye d tw o m ore games th a n the
T i g r i s and holds a reco rd o f six
w on and th re e lost.
H ills b o ro s t ill holds a m ath e m a t*
•
S partans, w ith one game le ft, co u ld
end th e season w ith a seven-w on.
th re e -lo s t reco rd
N e w b e rg , w ith
tw o games re m a in in g , m ust lose
•>*»th to m iss out on th e c h a m p io n ­
s h ip The T ig e rs are scheduled to
e n te rta in
Forest G ro v e Tuesday
a n d to tra v e l to T ig a rd the fo llo w ­
ing F rid a y .
T h e l l l l h i n in e lost a h e a rt-
b re a k e r to N e w b e rg . 0 to 5, last
w eek, fo r th e ir fir s t loss in six
games A g a in st M c M in n v ille . S p a r­
tan bats ta lk e d loud and fast fo r a
to ta l o f 20 h its and 27 run s in the
tw o games T h e G riz z lie s fe ll by
scores o f Hi to 5 and 11 to 2.
In o th e r T Y V league games West
L in n goes to T ig a rd and M c M in n ­
v ille to Forest G ro v e T h u rs d a y or
F rid a y N e xt Tuesday T ig a rd tr a ­
ve l to M c M in n v ilh '. West L in n to
B e a ve rto n and Forest G ro v e to
N e w b e rg T h e league fin a le is set
t ir F rid a y , M ay 21. w h e n N e w -
herg p la ys al T ig a rd . Forest G rove
a t B e a ve rto n and West L in n at M c ­
M in n v ille .
M rs. J u lia M cgeath
N ew C orrespondent
Mi
J u lia M egeath is s ta rtin g
th is w e e k as c o m m u n ity co rre s ­
pondent fo r th e A rg u s in th e S h e r­
wood area. A n y persons in S h e r­
wood and v ic in it y
h a v in g
news
de n is are asked to contact M rs
M egeath p r io r Io M onday a fte r ­
noon if possible
The new A rg u s c o rre sp o n de n t i>
.1 m em b e r o f th e lb b e ka li lodge.
W S (’ S
and
the
M eth o d ist
c h u rc h M is M egeath jo in s a s ta ff
” l n e .n ly 5(1 now s e rv in g as eom-
im i n i l y c o i i espondents fo r the A r ­
il s in v a rio u s pa rts o f W a sh in g ton
( m in ty .
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Volume 55, No. 8—Four Sections. 26 Pages
Democrats
To Fight for
Most Posts
T h e th ie v e s b ro k e th io u g h u re« r
Chun o f tlx * p h u tn u try , b le w (he
• u ie w id e open u lid hl u p p e d d of
I
10
11
M ax.
Dewey to T a lk Saturday;
Demos S o u n d Battle C ry
A bout $I()(H) ut cash and
chcck.s anil $111)0 Worth of
di ups and narcotics w ere stol­
en front Bull’s' l l t l l s h o i o
I’li.ii niacy S atu rd ay night in
w hat C hief of I’n ltcr M elvin
E D cR ink described us the
beginning id a m inor crim e
wuve d u rin g the w eek-end
heri’. S ev eral offices in the
city w ere also broken into
S atu rd ay and S unday nights.
c o n le iit .'.
Independent— Founded 1873
R e g u la r Press T un e L a te W ednesday A fte rn o o n fo r A l l C o u n ty D is tr ib u tio n T h u rs d a y M o rn in g
C ash . Drug», Narcolicti
T aken From P h a rm a c y ;
O th e r O H ices E ntered
.ill it
M «y
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
5
Speech Set
For 9:15 a.m.
in Hillsboro
W rite-In C a n d id a te s
H inted a s Prom ises
M ad e for O p p o sitio n
A Q I'E E N IS ( K O W N K II I xmi T ip to n becam e Queen LaV» lie I in an im p rt iv< c o ro n a tio n ce re m o n y
at the I f i l l i i a u d ito riu m S a tu rd a y n ig h t M iss T ip to n w as chosen to ru le o ve i H ills b o ro 's e n try in th e
P o rtla n d Bose F e s tiv a l n e x t m o n th Princesses sh o w n w ith h e r are ( le ft to rig h t»
K a th y K le in . B e rn ic e
Hansen. M illie Z im m e rm a n and Ile n e Gnos. R o ya l R o ia n u n s fro m P o rtla n d co n d u cte d th e ce re m o n y —
( H ills b o ro S tu d io p h o to )
Lou Tipton Crowned
Hillsboro Rose Queen
Spring Concert
To Be Presented
At Hilhi Friday
L aV elle Tipton, green-eyed, 5-foot 2-inch d a u g h te r of a
H illsboro m erch an t, S a tu rd a y night w as crow ned Q ueen
L aV elle I to ru le over th e c ity ’s Rose Show float e n try in the
P o rtlan d Rose F estival. T he coronation, perform ed by Royal
R usarians from P o rtlan d , w as one of th e most colorful events
ever to be p resen ted h ere
*
T h e je w e le d c ro w n was placed
on Q u e e n L a V e lle '* d a r k b ro w n
lo c k * by A r t h u r K o h a n e k. p ru n e
m in ix te i o f th e P o rtla n d
R oyal
Rosai la tis He was assisted by a
s ta ff o f Hi Rosai lans fro m P o rt*
la n d
L a rg e C ro w d A tte n d *
T he queen. in tro d u c e d to the
la rge au d ie nce at th e l l l l h i a u d i­
to riu m by J e rr y D oyle, l l l l h i sen­
io r. was selected by a secret c o m ­
m itte e d u rin g the S a tu rd a y n ig h t
fe s tiv itie s
Princesses w h o w ere
also in tro d u c e d hy H ilh i tx»ys as
cund dates fo r th e q u e rn role v.ere
Ile n e G nna, B e rn ic e Hansen. K .ith -
•een KJ< it» u iiti .Vtiiu.y-ii ¿ ho rn e t»
m an.
A v a rie ty show fe a tu rin g local
ta le n t was p resented d u rin g the
p ro g ra m A m o n g e n te rta in e rs w ere
«lancing g ills fro m
H elen W ic k
W a lte rs ' d a n c in g class. J e rr y D o yle
and Joe M eC ov
in
a com edy
act; S a llv R a tc h ffe s in g in g ‘ H ow
S o o n ,” P a tty R atcliff«- in a Mae
West act s in g in g " G iv e Me a L ittle
K iss. ' B e tty G ra b e l in a com edy
p ia n o solo and A n n Daw son in a
H a w a iia n dance n u m ber
F o llo w in g th e c o ro n a tio n and v a ­
r ie ty show co m m a n d p e rfo rm a n ce .
Q ueen I.a V e lle and h e r ro y a l c o u rt
led a g ra n d procession to S h iite
p a ik a u d ito r iu m w h e re the queen's
h u ll was held M usic was p ro v id e d
by Van A r m it.ig e and his J.m tzen .
Beach o rch e stra
Roxarianx. W ive s Guests
V is itin g
Ro.iari.m s
and
th e ir
w ive s w e re guests o f h o n o r at a
6 30 d in n e r p re ce d in g the ru ro n a *
Hon The d in n e r, as was th e e n ­
tir e
Rose Q ueen
p ro g ra m
and
dance, was sponsored by the charn* ’
tie r o f com m erce. T he A m e ric a n
L e g io n assisted w ith th e d in n e r
Jo h n V ic k e rs is c h a irm a n o f the
ch a m b e r's Rose F e stiva l flo a t and
queen se le ctio n co m m itte e
,
L e la n d Hess, fo rm e rly o f H ills -
boro, was c h a irm a n o f th e hos­
p it a lit y c o m m itte e o f th e R oyal
Rosariuns.
I
The im p re ssive p ro g ra m m a rke d
th e fir s t lo ca l p u b lic appearance of
th e
H ills b o ro
A m e ric a n
Leg io n
hand u n d e r th e d ire c tio n o f M I)
W e is flu c k T h e hand p la ye d fo r 45
m in u te s w h ile p re p a ra tio n s fo r the
p ro g ra m w e re b e in g com pleted.
I l la c k llf t lit it if I xed
T h e q u een w as in tro d u c e d to the
audience * Uh th«1 aid o(
p<i tac
u la r h la c k lig h tin g e ffe cts and im ­
pressive stage settings. She was
su rro u n d e d by h e r co u rt o f fo u r
princesses a nd th e n a ttily - a ttir e d
R oyal R osarian escorts
Q ueen L a V e lle . d a u g h te r o f M r
and M rs. R o b e rt E T ip to n , was
b o rn in G o b le and has liv e d here
fo r the past tw o years She has
been a c tiv e at H ilh i in the R a lly
clu b , ( in is ' league. Y-T eens and
P h ilo . O u tsid e o f school h e r ac­
tiv itie s c e n te r on d a n cin g and re c ­
o rd c o lle c tin g H e r a m b itio n is to
a tte n d a P o rtla n d b e a uty college
and In becom e a b e a utician .
Barnes Students
Set Class Dinner
A fa re w e ll b a n qu e t fo r m em bers
<>f th e e ig h th g ra d e o f th e B W
Barnes school w ill be h e ld F rid a y
at 3 3(1 p m at Ihe P e te r Boscovv
school c a fe te ria
P arents are in
v lle d but ad m ission w ill he hv
tic k e t o n ly , a c c o rd in g to W a lte r L
H e n ry, p rin c ip a l.
Not in te n d e d to be a g r a d u a l'o .i
ce re m o n y,
th e
e n te r ta in m e n t,
p ro p h e cy, class
a n il a m o v ie
•lo h n R C ox,
p ro g ra m
an
w ill,
includes
class
class h is to ry
a d dress,
s u p e rin te n d e n t of
H ills b o ro u n io n h ig h si'hool, V ill
he Ihe speaker o f the e ve n in g
B o b b y P eterson. m em b e r o f the
class, w ill act as to a slm n sle r The
class p ro p h eiev w ill be l e d by
M arle n e Tergesen, class w ill hy
M u rie l H o rn in g , and clas- h is to ry
by Beata B h in e k Rev R obert W ar-
A p e t it io n sig n ed hy 89 W ash in g ­ ren w ill say th e in vo ca tio n .
S chool o ffic ia ls announced that
ton c o u n ty v o te rs a sk in g th at a
P io g ii .siv e p a rlv he fo rm ed in a ll p u p ils in Ihe B a r n e s a n d I’ e ler
Bosenw
schools sh ould b rin g th e ir
« b e g u n w as rece iv e d T u esd ay hy
C o u n ty C le rk W A Tllpiwir fo r o w n lu n ch e s F rid a y No luncheons
( ' l l ifie alio n T h e p e titio n w as for- w ill he served in Ihe school ca fe ­
o d e d to T u p p c r h y th e O reg o n teria because of graduation p re p
T h ird -P a rly P etilion
D eceived by T uppcr
Wallace for President coinmittvc. I «rations.
O v e r 100 sin g e rs fro m H ills b o ro
u n io n h ig h school w ill ta k e p a rt in
th e H ilh i s p rin g c o n ce rt F rid a y .
M ay 14 T he p ro g ra m w ill s ta rt at
8 p m in the H ilh i a u d ito riu m .
R onald M. C la rk , d ire c to r o f v o ­
cal m u s ic at H ilh i, w i l l be in ch a rg e
of th e ( h t ir e p ro g ra m w h ic h w i l l
in c lu d e n u m b e rs by th e a c a p p e lla
c h o ir. G ir ls ' G lee c lu b . G ir ls ’ T r ip le
T r io a nd m a d rig a l singers.
S h a rin g h o n ors as soloists f o r
the co n ce rt w ill be S a lly R a tc liffe .
K a th y Reule and E lm e r P o tth o ff
A cco m p a n is t is B e tty G rab e l.
T he m a d rig a l singers w ill sin g
fiv e n u m b e rs s ta rtin g th e p ro g ra m
in c lu d in g "T h e T u r tle D o ve ' and
N ile s' " I W o n d e r As I W a n d e r."
T h re e
se lections
by
th e
G ir ls '
T r ip le T r io w ill in c lu d e " T u r n Ye
to M (
"G re e n Sleeves'* and "W h e n
Day Is Done.”
H ig h lig h t o f th e e v e n in g w ill be
T he B .illa d fo r A m e ric a n s ” p re ­
sented by the vo ice classes in c lu d ­
in g o v e r 100 sin g e rs Ida L o u H agg
w ill accom pany th e la rg e g ro u p on
th is nu m b e r.
H ilh i a c a p p e lla c h o ir w ill sing
13 selections d u rin g th e eve n in g,
w h ic h in c lu d e “ C h e ru b im S o n g .'
"Soon A h W ill Be D one." "A s L o n g
as
I ’m
D re a m in g "
and
"V o lg a
B o a tm an
(» iris ' G lee c lu b w ill
sing
"C lo u d s ”
a nd
“ M ay
Day
C a ro l.”
Boys' Camp Gets
Support of State
Legislative Body
M em b e rs o f the le g is la tiv e in ­
te rim co m m itte e , a fte r a c o n fe r­
ence w ith G o v e rn o r L u th e r W
Y o u n g d a h l o f M in n e so ta , have e n ­
th u s ia s tic a lly endorsed th e p ro -
p tye d e rJa b lish m e n t o f a boy's
cam p at T im b e r, it was announced
here T uesday by S ta te R e p resenta­
tiv e J O. Jo hnson o f W a sh in g to n
co u n ty .
Johnson and R e p re se n ta tive O
H Bengston c o n fe rre d w ith G o v e r­
n o r Y o u n g d a h l d u rin g th e w e e k ­
end T he M in n e so ta g o v e rn o r said
his state has adopted a la w a u th o r ­
izin g a "Y o u th A u t h o r ity ” c o n s is t­
in g o f th e heads o f v a rio u s d e p a rt­
m ents o f state in te re s te d in c h il­
d re n . T h e a u th o r ity has co m p le te
c o n tro l o f th e c o o rd in a tio n o f e f­
fo rts in b e h a lf o f ju v e n ile s .
J u v e n ile d e lin q u e n c y in M in n e ­
sota has been m a te r ia lly reduced
since the a d o p tio n o f th e Y o u th
A u th o r ity , he said. G re a t stress is
no w pla ce d u pon th e p re v e n tiv e
stage o f th e ju v e n ile d e lin q u e n c y
p ro g ra m ra th e r th a n th e r e - b u ild ­
in g o f boys and g irls w h o have a l­
rea d y d e ve lo pe d a n ti-s o c ia l te n ­
dencies. he added.
A s im ila r y o u th p ro g ra m was
reco m m en d e d
to
th e
le g is la tiv e
c o m m itte e hy th e in te rim c o m m it­
tee at th e last session o f th e le g is ­
la tu re T he present m easure is to
be s u b m itte d to th e vo te rs o f O re ­
gon fo r a p p ro v a l in N o ve m b e r.
M e m b e rs o f the p resent in te rim
co m m itte e w h ic h is c o n tin u in g to
stu d y
th e
ju v e n ile
d e lin q u e n c y
p ro g ra m to be recom m ended to th e
le g is la tu re at th e n e xt session are
S e n a to rs H o w a rd B e lto n and O N
T ho m p so n
and
R e p re se n ta tive s
Doug Y e a te r. B engston and J o h n ­
son.
Health Winners
To Be Selected
T h e c o u n ty -w id e 4-H h e a lth c o n ­
test to select th e h e a lth ie s t boy and
K ill m W a sh in g ton c o u n ty w ill be
h e ld F rid a y and T uesday at the
P u b lic H e a lth d e p a rtm e n t, c o u n ty
c o u rt house. H ills b o ro .
C on te sta n ts whose names have
been s u b m itte d to th e c o u n ty e x ­
te n sio n o ffic e are: S h a re n Saelcns,
M a rg a re t F urgusson, R onald K o e ­
nig.
M a y n a rd
S p re e k e r,
K in to n
4-H h e a lth c lu b ; C o n n ie M a r lin .
D onna S tric k la n d . R aym ond D a ­
vies. B e tty H a rkso n , L a rr y B ro w n .
Tim ber
t li
health club: W illa rd
F ritc h . N ancy I.c w to n , Donna M ae
A n d e rs o n .
H ills id e
4-H
h e a lth
c lu b :
R aym ond
H o o d e n p y l. and
D e n to n M o rris . Seth school 4-H
h e a lth club.
R ep u b lica n s to Escort
New York C a n d id a te
From R eedville to City
The W a sh in g to n c o u n ty
Democratic central comm it­
tee Thursday night served
notice on the Republican party
that a vigorous campaign will
be fought this year for all
three county seats in the state
legislature and at least two
county posts. No key posts
will go on the November bal­
lot unchallenged and, if nec­
essary, one or two write-in
candidates may be sprung as
last-m inute surprises. Demo­
crats indicated.
Governor Thomas E. Dewey
Saturday will bring his w hirl­
wind campaign for the Repub­
lican nom ination as president
to Hillsboro. He is scheduled
to arrive here at 9:15 a. m.
Saturday and will deliver an
address from the front steps
of the county court house be­
fore proceeding on to Forest
Grove.
Those
are
the
d e ve lo p m e n ts
w h ic h came o u t o f a D e m o c ra tic
p a rty m ee tin g in H ills b o ro w h ic h ■
a l » saw th e p a rty a d o p t an 8 -p o in t
c o u n ty
p la tfo rm .
T he
p la tfo rm
was the
re s u lt o f a lm ost tw o
m onths o f w o rk by th e p a rty 's
p la n n in g c o m m itte e .
A lb e rt T K e m m e r o f ro u te 3.
DEWEY TO SPEAK IN HILLSBORO— G o v e rn o r T hom as E D ew ey
B e a ve rto n , c h a irm a n o f th e c o u n ­
tv D e m o c ra tic c e n tra l c o m m itte e ,
o f N e w Y o rk w ill be th e second p re s id e n tia l ca n d id a te to v is it H ills ­
to ld th e g a th e rin g th a t D e m ocra ts , boro in 4k years w h e n he g ive s h is ca m p a ig n speech fro m the c o u rt
now have "a s p le n d id o p p o rtu n ity
house steps S a tu rd a y m o rn in g H e is sch e d uled to ta lk a t 9:15 a. m.
to p u t th e p a rty in th e balance
o f p o w e r'" in W a s h in g to n c o u n ty
and in d ic a te d th a t an aggressive
cam paign w o u ld soon be la u n ch ed
to unseat R e p u b lica ns " w h o have
d o m in a te d c o u n ty posts f o r several
years."
R egistration D raw s F ire
T he g a th e rin g expressed d issa t-
■ rction o \ e r th e h a n d lin g o f v o t­
e r re g is tra tio n fo r th e M a y 21 p r im ­
a ry and adopted a re s o lu tio n to
"d em a n d th a t s u ffic ie n t D e m o c ra tic
re g is tra rs be a p p o in te d
to
ta k e
care o f th e c o u n ty 's needs.”
"T h e people are tire d o f th e d o u ­
b le ta lk o f R e p u b lica ns in o ffic e .'
K e m m e r said "T h e D em ocrats, in ­
a c tiv e in th e co u n ty fo r several
years, h ave gained 52 p e r cent in
re g is tra tio n fig u re s since
N ovem ­
ber, 1944. w h ile th e R e p u b lica ns
have ga in e d ju s t 42 p e r ce n t." he
added.
“ I f w c w ill get b e h in d a p ro g ra m
and do some real le a d in g we can
ta k e o v e r m an y o f the k e y o ffic e s
in th e c o u n ty and do a re a i service
to th e pe o ple." he c o n tin u e d . "W c
w a n t no p a rt o f a th ir d p a rty , w c
w a n t to m a in ta in
o u r tw o -p a rty-
system b u t w c w a n t to m ake it
w o rk as it was m eant to w o rk W c
m ust s t ir up some in te re s t and e n ­
th u sia sm in g o ve rn m e nt W c m ust
get th e peo ple to w o r k fo r the
p a rty , to ta ke p a rt in th e ir g o v ­
e rn m e n t. to vo te at e v e ry e le ctio n . '
C ite s D e m o c ra tic P ro g ra m
E c h o in g K c m m e r's appeal.
Ly­
m an Ross. A lo h a . D e m o c ra tic ca n ­
d id a te f o r th e state senate, said.
"W e have a p ro g ra m , th e R e p u b li­
cans h a ve none. R e p u b lica n can­
d id a tes h a ve ta ke n e v e ry c o n c e iv ­
a b le side o f e v e ry issue W e can
h o ld o u r o w n against any and a ll
R e p u b lic a n candidates in th e co u n ­
ty "
R o b e rt L. M e lq u is t,
H ills b o ro .
D e m o c ra tic
ca n d id ate
fo r
state
(C ontinued on Page 3)
T w elve V otes Sought
Minnesota Governor
Boosts Stassen Here
Oregon's May 21 prim ary election may well shape the fu­
ture of the world for the next 50 years. Governor L uther W.
Youngdahl of Minnesota told a local luncheon group in an
address at the Hillsboro A m erican Legion hall Saturday. He
said Oregon voters may well decide in next week's prim ary
who the next president of the United States will be.
Youngdahl arrived in
P o r t la n d - '
_
_
S a tu rd a y m o rn in g and spent m ost
|V I O F C M □ T”l t C
r I O ff
o f the day in W a s h in g to n c o u n ty
w ith s m a ll g ro u p s o f fa rm e rs , w o r k ­
ers. business m en and c iv ic leaders.
S e e k in g to a id th e cause o f H a ro ld
E Stassen, he said a R e p u b lic a n
p re s id e n t c o u ld be elected i f S tas­
sen is n o m in a te d b u t th a t he was
not sure o f a n y o th e r R e p u b lic a n 's
chances in th e g e n e ra l e le c tio n .
O utstanding Leader
J e rr y F o w le r, m an a g e r o f the
He d e scrib e d Stassen as th e na ­ lo c a l J. C. Penney store, M on d a y
tio n 's o u ts ta n d in g le a d e r, a d d in g n ig h t was elected c h a irm a n o f the
th a t th e fo rm e r M in n e s o ta g o v e r­
n o r has th e a b ilit y " t o fuse d if f e r ­ H ills b o ro R e ta il T ra d e s B u re a u.
ent v ie w p o in ts " and to a c q u ire the He w ill ta ke o ffic e J u n e 1. suc­
ceeding E ric M a rg g i. w h o was
c o n fid e n c e o f o p p osing g ro u p s.
" I f we get th e r ig h t k in d o f le a d ­ nam ed te m p o ra ry c h a irm a n e a rly
last
m on th w h e n th e o rg a n iz a tio n
e rs h ip we can sta y o u t o f w a r fo r
p o ssib ly h a lf a c e n tu ry ." Y o u n g ­ was fo rm e d
M a rg g i was elected v ic e -c h a ir­
d a h l said. " I f w c do n o t." he added,
m an o f the bu re a u and V e rn H ays
" th is c o u n try a n d th e w o r ld m ay
w as named tre a s u re r. F o w le r is
w e ll face a h o lo c a u s t."
n o w s e rv in g as te m p o ra ry v ic e -
T he R e p u b lic a n ca n d id ate , to w in
th e p re s id e n tia l e le c tio n in N o ­ c h a irm a n and L y n n S e lfrid g e as
v e m b e r. "m u s t have th e a b ilit y to te m p o ra ry tre a s u re r.
N e w d ire c to rs f o r th e co m ing
b rin g
to g e th e r
t h e
c o n flic tin g
v ie w p o in ts o f th e e x tre m e s on c o n ­ y e a r are K e n n e th Cruse, K e n n e th
M
c
G ra th . E Ray M ille r. F aurest
tro v e rs ia l qu e stion s .a n d m ust be a
A n d e rs o n and G eorge E rickso n .
m an w h o has th e c o n fid e n c e o f th a t
T e m p o ra ry d ire c to rs s e rv in g u n til
(C ontinued on Page 3 1
Ju n e 1 are O n ie K ra m ic n . M c G ra th
and Cruse. E d M oore is s e rv in g as
se cre ta ry.
T h e Trades B u re a u was fo rm e d
e a rly in A p r il to b u ild up good
w i l l and co -o p e ra tiv e a ctio n fo r the
b e n e fit o f H ills b o ro m erch a n ts and
consum ers, o f f i c i a l s e x p la in e d .
F irs t eve n t h e ld by th e o rg a n iz a ­
tio n was the Second H ills b o ro M e r ­
c h a n ts' B a rg a in D a y c e le b ra tio n
last m onth.
T h e g ro u p discussed fu tu re sales
events to be h e ld in th e c ity d u rin g
th e su m m e r b u t came to no d e cis­
ion. A n o th e r m ee tin g to p la n the
r.ext event w ill be h e ld in th e near
fu tu re . M a rg g i said. A lth o u g h sev­
e ra l local firm s are n o t y e t re p re ­
sented. he said th e b u re a u expects
to u ltim a te ly in c lu d e a lm o st e v e ry
re ta il m e rch a n t in th e c ity .
J. Fowler Head
01 Trades Body
N ew Canned Dog Food Product Introduced
On Market By Hillsboro Carnation Co Plant
C' T R ich a rdso n , s u p e rin te n d e n t
o f th e C a rn a tio n c o m p a n y's H ills - ;
b o ro p la n t, W ednesday an n ou n ce d
c o m p le tio n o f in it ia l d is tr ib u tio n
o f a n e w canned dog food p ro d u c t
being m a n u fa c tu re d in th e lo ca l J
p la n t
T h e p ro d u c t, la b e le d F ris k -
ies. was in tro d u c e d in test m a rk e ts
in O reg o n and
W a s h in g to n
last
m ou th .
T he lo ca l p la n t has gone th ro u g h 1
i x le n s iv e re m o d e lin g fo r th e past
six m o n th s in o rd e r to aeeom m o- [
date th e new m a c h in e ry fo r the
p ro d u c t, R ich a rdso n said T he e n ­
tir e west h a lf o f th e b u ild in g was
p ra c tic a lly r e b u ilt and se ve ra l new
m achines in s ta lle d
T he p ro d u c t, one o f six fe d e ra l­
ly -in s p e c te d b ra n d s o f its ty p e on
th e m a rk e t, is designed to appeal
to th a t segm ent o f th e dog food
m a rk e t w h ic h p re fe rs canned dog
food to th e d ry v a rie ty . R ich a rdso n
said
T h e H ills b o ro p la n t is also
p ro d u c in g d ry dog food and has in
10 ye a rs becom e th e largest s e lle r
o f th is p ro d u c t on the P a c ific (
Coast, he said, and w ill c o n tin u e
Io m a rk e t Ih e d ry F ris k ie s .
The co m p a n y is Ih e o n ly one In
the n a tio n k n o w n to R ich a rdso n
th a t u tiliz e s horse m eal and s k im ­
med m ilk fin o v e r h a lf o f Hie in ­
g re d ie n ts g o in g in to the canned
F ris k ie s
It is one o f 12 s ta n d a rd
b ra n d s o f ca nned dog food o il the
m a rke t.
C a rn a tio n d is c o n tin u e d
p ro d u c ­
tio n o f e va p o ra te d m ilk
in
its
H ills b o ro p la n t last S e p te m b e r in
o rd e r to pave Ih e w a y fo r th e dog
food W hen f u ll o p e ra tio n is re a ch ­
ed Ihe co m p a n y w ill e m p lo y tw ic e
th e n u m b e r o f e m p lo ye s as w e re
e m p lo ye d in th e m ilk p ro d u c tio n
T he lo ca l p la n t can p u t o u t 200(1 ,
((u n tlu u e d on Page 21
D ew ey, in th e second w e e k o f a
th re e -w e e k p o litic a l b a rn s to rm in g
to u r o f O regon, w ill be m et at
R e e d v ille by a d e le g a tio n o f lo ca l
Y o u n g R e p u b lica ns, w h o w ill es­
c o rt h im to th e c ity . R e p u b lic a n
fa rm e rs , business m en. soldiers,
sa ilo rs and m a rin e s w ill be in the
d e le g a tio n , a c c o rd in g to W illia m
G Hare. He w ill be in tro d u c e d by
M a y o r E. A. G r if fith .
4-H L eaders Io M eet
In H illsboro M onday
II. C S e ym o u r, fo rm e r state 4-H
le a d e r fo r O regon, w ill be th e guest
sp e a ker nt th e W a s h in g to n c o u n ty
4-H Leaders' association m e e tin g
M onday. The m ee tin g w ill be held
at 8 p.m. in th e c o u n ty c o u rt room
in th e c o u rt house in H ills b o ro .
S e y m o u r a n a tio n a lly -re c o g n iz e d
fig u re in 4-H c lu b w o rk , w ill speak
on "K e e p in g O ld e r G ir ls and Bovs
in 4-H C lu b W o rk " He is n o w e m ­
p lo y e d by th e T ria n g le M illin g
com pany
Plans fo r the 1948 4-H c lu b su m ­
m e r school w ill be discussed by
th e
c o u n ty
e x te n s io n
w o rk e rs .
P u rp o rts o f 4-H a c h ie v e m e n t p ro ­
gram s w ill be e x p la in e d b y Joe
Cox. assistant c o u n ty agent.
Berry Pickers A sked
To R egister tor W ork
D D t. FO O D R IG ID L Y IN S P E C T E D F e d e ra l inspectors pass on e v e ry in g re d ie n t used in p ro d u c tio n o f
new canned dog food in C a rn a tio n c o m p a n y 's H ills jo r o p la n t. C. T R ich a rdso n , s u p e rin te n d e n t o f th e
lo ca l p la n t, is s h o w n above discu ssin g th e v a rio u s in g re d ie n ts used in Ih e p ro d u c t as D r. D. C. W ilk e ,
c h id s la te in s p e c to r fo r the b u re a u o f a n im a l in d u s try and E d w a rd J. N oe th , lo c a l in s p e c to r fro n t
the b u re a u , lo o k on.— ( H ills b o ro S tu d io p h o to *
A ll b e rry p ic k e rs w h o w ill be
a v a ila b le fo r w o rk in W a sh in g ton
c o u n ty fie ld s in .lim e w e re asked
W ednesday to re g is te r im m e d ia te ly
w ith Ben Scott, c o u n ty fa rm la b o r
s u p e rviso r. S co tt's o ffic e is located
in th e fa rm la b o r cam p ««at of the
H ills b o ro c it y lim it * .
D e w e y is b a ttlin g H a ro ld E. Stas­
sen f o r O reg o n 's 12 R e p u b lica n
delegates to be selected a t th e M ay
21 p rim a r y a n d has m ade p o litic a l
hay at a lm o s t e v e ry o ld -fa s h io n e d
stu m p speech he has d e liv e re d .
M a in issue b e tw e en the tw o can­
d idates is th e m a n n e r o f h a n d lin g
th e c o m m u n is t p a rty in th e U n ite d
States. Stassen advocates o u tla w ­
in g the p a rty and D e w e y opposes
the a c tio n , s a y in g it w o u ld d riv e
th e C o m m u n is ts u n d e r cover.
G o v e rn o r D e w e y is scheduled to
speak fro m th e steps o f M arsh h a ll
on th e P a c ific u n iv e rs ity campus,
F orest G rove , at 10 S a tu rd a y m o rn ­
ing. Stassen is also exp e cte d to
speak in F orest G rove , p ro b a b ly on
M ay 20 fro m 2 to 3 p.m Stassen's
ca m p a ig n h e a dq u a rters co u ld not
say at press tim e W ednesday a fte r ­
noon w h e th e r H ills b o ro w o u ld be
placed on his itin e ra ry .
Second in 48 Years
D e w e y w i l l be th e second c a n d i­
date f o r th e p re s id e n tia l n o m in a ­
tio n to speak in H ills b o ro . His
predecessor. W i l l i a m
Je n n in gs
B ry a n , w e n t on to w in th e n o m in a ­
tio n in 1900 b u t was defeated in th e
g e n e ra l e le c tio n .
N o t sin ce B ry a n 's v is it here
A p r il 4. 1900. has a p re s id e n tia l as­
p ira n t v is ite d H ills b o ro . B ry a n had
ru n u n s u c c e s s fu lly f o r th e p re s i­
dency fo r ye a rs b efore w hen he
was d e fea te d by W illia m M c K in ­
le y M c K in le y 's r u n n in g m ate i n
1900 was T h e o d o re R oosevelt.
B ry a n was r u n n in g on th e D em o­
c ra tic tic k e t f o r his second t r y fo r
the la n d 's biggest o ffic e . D e w e y is
r u n n in g on th e R e p u b lic a n tic k e t in
his second a tte m p t He was defeated
in 1944 by th e la te F r a n k lin D.
Roosevelt.
Both C am paign V igorously
T he A p r il 5. 1900 issue o f th e
A rg u s re p o rte d th a t B ry a n spoke in
the c o u rty a rd " to th e p o in t, and
a rra ig n e d th e forces n o w in c o n tro l
o f th e g o v e rn m e n t so d ir e c t and
s im p le th a t th e d u lle s t c o u ld not
fa il to u n d e rs ta n d his m eaning.
The d e liv e ry was s p le n d id a nd was
m a rre d o n ly by the s lig h t hoarse­
ness occasioned by th e t e r r if ic
c a m p a ig n in g th ro u g h w h ic h he is
g o in g ."
D e w e y, too, has been c a rr y in g on
a t e r r if ic ca m p a ig n and is expected
to be ju s t as hoarse here S a tu rd a y
as B ry a n was 48 years ago. F ro m
F orest G ro v e D e w e y is scheduled
to m ove on to T illa m o o k , Seaside
and A s to ria S a tu rd a y .
Leiter Carriers
Plan State Meet
Here May 22-23
T he a n n u a l O regon state c o n v e n ­
tio n o f the N a tio n a l A sso cia tio n o f
L e tte r C a rrie rs and a u x ilia r y w ill
be h e ld in H ills b o ro a t th e B W
B arnes school S a tu rd a y a nd S u n ­
day. M ay 22 and 23 B ra n c h No.
1780, H ills b o ro , w ill be host to the
tw o -d a y a ffa ir.
N a tio n a l o ffic e rs as w e ll as d e l­
egates fro m branches th ro u g h o u t
O regon w ill iittc n d the co n v e n tio n ,
a c c o rd in g to C h a rles E. In g ra m ,
p re sid e n t o f th e lo ca l b ranch. M il-
ton C. B la c k , Salem , state p re s i­
dent o f th e o rg a n iz a tio n w ill be
am ong O regon o ffic e rs present
M rs O R. W estcott, a u x ilia r y
pre sid e n t, is in charge o f a rra n g e ­
m ents to e n te rta in a u x ilia r y m e m ­
bers a tte n d in g the m eetings, M rs.
R uth Beeson, Eugene, is p re s id e n t
o f th e state a u x ilia r y .
R. B. K ra m e rs o f W ash in g ton . D.
C . assistant s e cre ta ry o f N A I , . C ,
and M rs M a rg a re t Spady o f P o r t­
land. n a tio n a l p re s id e n t o f th e
a u x ilia r y , w ill rep re se n t th e na­
tio n a l o rg a n iz a tio n .
O th e r state o ffic e rs w h o w i l l be
in H ills b o ro fo r th e co nclave are
R onald E. B ro w n , Eugene, state
s e cre ta ry; Iv a n H a d le y. A lb a n y .
Ire a s u re r and C h a rles N
C oyle.
P o rtla n d , state v ic e -p re s id e n t.
In clu d e d in th e p ro g ra m fo r th-?
w e ek-end is a d in n e r S a tu rd a y e v e ­
ning, lu n ch e on S unday a nd bus­
iness sessions. Delegates w ill be
e n te rta in e d w ith a special p ro g ra m
, S a tu rd a y fo llo w in g the b a n qu e t.
t