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FR ID A Y . MAIN H 1. T ill: 1140 The Beaverton Review SOIR OWN LOCAL S n b a r r l p t l a a P A I* K H T e le » b a s e » s i s K n t c r v J u i t c o n d - i ' l i M m a t t e r on P r c e m b e r >. ISSi. a t t h e p o s t o f f i c e a t B e a v e r t o n . O r t f o n , u n d r r tin- a c t o f M a r c h S. l t i l ^S N APS H O T GUILD OUTDOORS AT NIGHT A M E R I C A N ISM AT BEAVERTON. OREGON I t. R E V IE W "A m erican ism I s u n fa ilin g love o f c o u n tr y ; lo y a lty to Its I n s t i t u t i o n s a n d I d e a ls ; e a g e r - n e s s t o d e f e n d It a t t a i n s ! all e n em ies; undivided a lle g ia n ce to th e flair; a n d a d e sire to se c u re th e b le s sin g s o f lib e rty to o u rs e lv e s and our p o ste rity " I S S l 'B D F R I D A Y O F EACH W E E K J. R a t e a O n« y « a r (In a d v a n c e ) .............. $1 00 Six m o n t h s (In a d v a n c e ) ................SO O ne y e a r (in o t h e r e t a t e a ) . . . . 1 5 0 E x t r a p o s t a g e f o r o u t s i d e t h e U. S. III : A Y l.'U T O N H U L E T T ................. O w ner No l i q u o r o r t o b a c c o a d s a c c e p t e d Plow Under Surplus Laws Next time you cuss the high cost of living, don’t blame it all on the farmer, manufacturer or re tailer. Chances are that your duly elected law makers who are supposed to be serving you, are largely to blame. In this country production methods surpass all the rest of the world in economy and efficiency. And distribution methods, as exemplified by chain and independent stores, have made a similar rec ord. But, believe it or not, the law in many instan ces makes it impossible for stores to pass savings on to the consumer even though they wish to. Milk is a good example. In certain states pro gressive retailers have figured that it would be possible to reduce the cost of milk, on a cash and carry basis, by several cents a quart, and still pay the farmer the same price. But laws and ordin ances have forbidden this, and have forced the store which follows the cash and carry plan to sell «t the same price as is necessary’ under expensive delivery and credit systems. The same thing has happened with manufact ured products, under the so-called fair trade acts which permit manufacturers of trade-marked goods in interstate commerce to fix the minimum retail at which they may be sold. The best thing that could happen to the con sumer would be a campaign to plow under laws which artificially raise or fix prices, along with class taxes aimed at some particular kind of re tailer. That’s one way to hold down the cost of living. Ten Stalins } A letter to an Illinois physician from an English surgeon reveals that Dr. K. Wenckebach, an Am sterdam heart specialist, has been in Moscow to give Joseph Stalin, Russian dictator, a physical ex amination. Most interesting of all is the fact that ten “Stalins” were lined up for him to examine, and of those ten, two have high blood pressure. Though Doctor Wenckebach traveled hundreds of miles to make the examination, he still is un certain of the condition of patient. Stalin appar ently took no chance that any bad news concerning his health would be circulated due to the special ist’s visit. THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN Copyright, L f'^ f ) A».»tnK' y >,ATe i-'< THIS H o u s e VOU _seyeH \ p a A iPEM O THRlFT So ANO q ,s Dati Team* Wilh Son Cooperative Dairy Project Approved Picture the Christmas decorations on your door. With high speed film«, such pictures are easy— even with a box camera. If It can be *et for "tim e” exposures. Is snow on the ground. B to 15 sec onds will usually be am ple. flood o r flash bulbs and high speed W hen picturing illum inated ob film. N ow adays, such sh o ts are ab o u t je c ts—such as an outdoor C hristm as a s easy as d ay tim e p ictu res o u t tree, o r the decorated doorway doors; in fact, anybody can take abovt— expose fo r 10 to 60 seconds them w ith th e m ost inexpensive with a box cam era or at f/11 with box cam era. Ju st by follow ing th e focusing type. If in doubt sim ple in stru ctio n s. as to th e b rig h tn ess o f th e light, H ow ever, th e re ’s an o th er field for m ake th ree sh o ts—giving nay 15 sec night photo g rap h y w ith th e new fast onds for one. 45 seconds for another, films . . . briefly, n ig h t scenes out- and 90 seconds for th e third. Dim loors. T h ese can be p ictu red w ith lighting, o r a d ark subject, requires tny cam era th a t can be se t fo r a much longer exposure than a bright ‘tim e’’ exposure. subject, o r one th a t is brightly T ak in g th e p ic tu res is sim plicity lighted. tself. P lace th e ca m e ra on a Arm Floodlighted buildings can be pic support, such as a tripod, box, post, tu red w ith an exposure of 10 to 40 or o th e r solid object. Load w ith high seconds, u sin g a box cam era loaded speed film, of course, an d tim e the with high speed film. exposure acco rd in g to th e ex istin g T ry tak in g a num ber of outdoor tight, as follow s: shots a t nig h t th is w inter. N ight W hen p ic tu rin g s tre e t scenes, scenes produce unnsual pictures, w ith s tre e t lights of av erag e b rig h t well w orth having in y o u r’ p icture ness, give a tim e exposure of 10 to 30 collection. And w ith fast m odern seconds w ith & box cam era, o r o th er films, such sh o ts are not h ard to geL cam era iL&LU Jvas o p e n ln g jf th e re { Jo h n van G uilder m any of us ta k e snap A GREAT sh o ts indoors a t night, using 8:30 p.m. CH U K C II ¿NN OUNC s e e ( III Ki ll OF THK XAZARKXK W. P , K cebaugh, P a s to r. S u n d ay school a t 9:45.* H L T H A M «A R T IS T CHURCH M orning w o rsh ip a t 11:00. S Rev. Jo h n C. S ch w eitze r, M inister a a a 0:45 a. m.—S u n d ay school w ith 5 ALOIIA ASSEMBLY OF GOD c la sse s for a ll ag es. Jo h n C roent. C h u rch on W heeler an d A lex " su p e rin te n d e n t. 11:00 a. m.— W o rsh ip se rv ic e. a n o e r S tre e ts . S u n d a y School 9:45 A. M. C hoir d irec ted by C arl E ggim an. Young People f ;50 P . M.. 7:45 p. in.— E v en in g service. M o rning W orship 11:00 A . M a a a K >angeliatic 7:45 P . M. T u n e in on K W JJ each S unday B ethel C o n g reg atio n al Church 9:45 a m . T he Bible school from 5:00 lo 5:30 p . tn . to th e P ro f. E . G. W ebb, s u p e rin te n d A ssem bly o f God B ro a d c a st. P . J . H u n tle y en t. P a s to r 11:00 a.ni. M orning w orship. S erm o n . "T h e R ejected O v ertu res V V V of G od.'' ( I II ID II OK C H R IST C h o ru s m usic d irec ted by M orning serm o n a t 9:45 a.m . W illis Cady. S u b ject. "T h e G o sp el." Bible S p eak e r. Rev. T. A rth u r Dun- c la sse s a t 11 »»'clock. S p ecial gam. song se rv ic e d ire c te d by M rs. a a a Ruby Jo h n so n . E n d ea v o r m eetin g a t 6:45 p.m. THK M ETH O D IST CHURCH E v ening e v a n g e listic serv ice at E a rl B. H orseJI. P a s to r S u n d ay school, 9:45 a.m . S u 7:30. S erm o n s u b je ft, "H a v e Y ou p erin te n d e n t, C has. H. R o«em an. An E x p erie n ce ?" A g re a t gospel M o r n in g w o r s h i p 11:00. S er- so n g se rv ic e d irec ted by V irgil M yers. m on. “T he W ay of L ife.” If you a r e a s tr a n g e r you-wll* E v en in g w o rsh ip serv ice 7:30 M idweek serv ice T h u ry d ay a t find a w arm w elcom e a t ail j NO W o I* K N ■ COMMERCIAL H O TEL D IM M . ROOM THE FLOWER SHOP ■ at HEAVERTOX and TIGYRIt J P erso n alize d co m p lete flow er se rv ice fo r ev e ry occasion F lo ris ts and Decorator Chicken Dinners S 35c C o rsag es. P la n ts , C actu s, E te. lloliie Cooked Meid« Family M j l e B eav erto n . S p ray s. Beaverton 10503 O regon Ttgani Mi Re«. Ilroadway 2711 Printing o cular s iM/r gospel T he m o th e rs nilght vive us a tip. Ho We usiteli I belli w lint tu M U V III DAY ADVENTIST Niiy u t I he i-omlng futhe»-* ut <* T h e H u b e r A loha S ev en th Day sona d ln n e r. l'Al-N, su b ì Die f lr s t A d v en tist m eet» ev e ry S a tu rd a y tnoLhcr, Ve* b o ile r for souny tu tito iu iu g a t 9:45 a t th e H uber geli good frolli vvulklug w*lt«i C om m ercial hull. S a b b a th st-booi fstlie r Insta,iil I>r tu b in i oli Idurr m e ets a t 9:45. ch u rc h se rv ice at front th è w orld, W ATCH YOUR 11 : 00 . « T E I» Multi th è n ex t. Him bed heon wl Illesa lo a f a th e r w ho le a d e r . T . 0 . K dglngton folded b is unii* P I he w alked S u p e rin te n d e n t, P. K. T u ttle , an d t h è U tile ch e e a ) d did id th o e am e . a a * s t e p b.v s t e p , p laiitln lan tin g b i t U lti« VI Oil Y COM ML M TV l» U T I ST feel w h ere th e m all hud se» ( III ID II his w eight, WATCH YOUR litble sch o o l 10:00; m o rn in g |H T E P . H E PA U L s a y th e m oth* w o rsh ip . 1 1 : 00 ; I1YPD, 6 :4 5 ; ev era of com lug men cuing w o rsh ip , 7:45; te a c h e r T hen Hie h o ts w ore q u estioned tra in in g rlu ss. 8.00 XVednesduv as to how th e m en folks hud evening follow ed by a b rief pruy hel|»ed th em One f a th e r hud e r service. • bucked his high school son In Itev. li. M arcu s G odw in, P a s io r I tn- F u tu re F a rm e rs of A m o 'ica T h e su b je ct of th e p a s to r's s e r Good w ork it wus too, fu r th e mon S u n d ay m o riu iu t w ill be. hooks say th is f e llo w s G u e rn "T h e M ystery o | G odliness. of se y -Je rse y gave 485 am i 490 lh*. th e even in g serm o n . "V alu es of b u tte r tal w ith a n e t off 109 All a r e co rd ia lly In v ited to any an d 1129 tlies»* past tw o year*. o r a ll of th e se serv ices. (T illam ook cheese took th is p ro d u ct » Not all helped alik« for th e next Idem sch o o ler suld his fa th e r gave h im his C hris- tlu n relig io n . Vea. verily. If you chance lo l»e a g u est at Ih e lr A co o p e rativ e p ro je c t b etw e en tab le, you see th e W ide brought Ole fe d e ra l an il s ta le d e p a r t' o u t und read a l th e close of the lueus o f a g ric u ltu r e and the m eal ns th e fam ily re m a iu s a- s ta le co lleg e fo r d a iry p ro d u c ts bom th e hoard. q u u liiy Im p ro v em en t w ork in Tlie lu te Jo h n W ey erhauser, O regon w as ap p ro v ed in Waab w ealth y tin ib crm an of T acom a in g to n . I>. C .. la te Iasi week. paid Ibis trib u te to h is old G e r A W McUiger, ch ief of th e s ta te m an fa th e r. "A* a boy. back in d e p a rtm e n t o f a g ric u ltu re food« lto ck Islan d . Ill . I w as co nverted unit d a irie s d iv isio n tin n e d k n eelin g beside th e sto v e o n the p ro ject le ad e r. R e p o rts w ill tm (tltch en floor w hile fa th e r led c e n te re d In M etxger’s office In iu fam ily w o rs h ip ." And th e re Is I th e s ta le d e p a rtm e n t of a g rl- th e hom e of th e twain«'«» man 1 c u ltu re b u ilding in S alem . o ut from Chicago. At th e close W ith sig n in g o f th is c o n tra c t, of th e m o rn in g m»*al th e h o u s e - th is s ta te becom es th e f ir s t in Ifeepcr a n d th e iiiuk I s com e In th e c o u n try to e n te r Into a to he w ith th e fam ily. A fte r ;t i d airy p ro d u cts q u ality im prove < h u p trr from th e Bible has been I rnent s e tu p w ith th e fed eral rend, all kueeii-d f»-T p ra y e r In I til« g ro u p w as a d a u g h te r tn ; gov ern m en t. law- w ho had n o t seem ed to be A n o th er b it o f good n ew s in a h e a rt b eliev er tn C h rist w hen th e O regon d a iry p ic tu re com es she cam e to I hem a* a bride. (n th e s ta te m e n t m ade to Mr Ilut I he fa th e r confided. "A M etsger la te la s t w eek by IU» ch a n g e h as coine o v er h e r ; w e C. P o tts , m a rk e tin g sp ecialist c o u n t h er born a g a in ." M arried fro m (W ash in g to n . D. l\. In in to n w ealth y m a n 's fam ily, she c h a rg e of d a iry und p o u ltry p r o w as and th e n b o rn ag ain Inti d u c ts. P ott* d ec la re d t h a t O re th e fam ily of God. " F o r ttbrisl. gon b u tte r h a s sh o w n g re a te r h ath once su ffe re d for sin s, th e im p ro v e m en t th e la st tw»> j e a i j Ju st fo r tit« u n ju s t, th a t II»» th a n In any p rev io u a 10 year*, m ig h t b rin g us to G od.” — IHHI.I' an d com m ended th e * to te dc W ill y o u r c h ild re n rise up tn p a r tm e n t o f a g ric u ltu re to r Its c a ll you b le ssed ? W ill you me» !. _ "v alu ab le u n d o u tsta n d in g H eld them all isgam. th e re b efo re the work c a rrie d directly to t h - th ro n e o f G od? f a n n ." P o tts a lso p ra ise d lh*' fine w ork Dr. G. H . 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