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university u s r tiy , T he B eaverton R eview The Only Newspaper Devotedly Exlcusiveiy to the Interests of Eastern Washington County. Volume XVIII Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Dairy Month Shows Gain In Oregon Now York. June ft, tMpeclal I Ort'Kon In plndrlnx nil Important rule In Junu I miry Month, a* tint nlnte'n uiniunl in I Ik produc- ****** I* valued til more than 118,500,000.(11) •On January I. there we re -V i H. immi milk rnwe reported In «irtwton vu I ii«'il m «I3.1U.0V0." •nya l He Milk linluntry Uttundu llon in a stu(ctnen( urging na tion-wide import for the Dulry Month campaign "Production In 1*3« equalled 634.000,W ho quart» " 'k ’.rnti Ik n n Imirortant atuie lo the dairy Industry.'* the Pound ¡Hon declared. ‘ ’And thin June p r u m will btlMltt uoiisumcr» by eutphaniMn« the fuorl value o f milk and dairy products. and ettuhle producer» end distributor* lo nroinole un Increased demand for exce»» “ In addition lo ft .1 id milk, '»b it'll 'helm * 'h e fa.liter 1 in l.ighest pri \ Ore .„n prodim d In 193*. 31 IW V 'l n. 11 In bul- ter. 21.991’ou-l |:tiii til, rlii'i 'ii. 2.376.000 v it n» of 're r-eaiti, 33,399.o<»> iMinude enunt'd niHk, mid 6.4 I 6.0OO pou't •» .if -lrv or powdered whuy. •*!n 193* milk » 4 1 the iar* Kent »imcle source of farm cash income lit the elale Milk wan 3** per cent lancer than the caah fit m ineome from nil grain. uimoRi 2Vk time aa much aa vegetable«. 75 per cent larger than all fn ilia and nuta. 45 percent mure than cnllle. ''Hstlm aie» for the nation as a whole »how thflT milk pro- ductiun on farm » thl» June w ill reach a new. all-tim e pttak. In laat June farm milk production In tin I S tot ¡1 led ................ quarta o f milk." <’AI.LS HEARING ON H UNTING SEASONS I n Friday, June 14, 1940 The WEEKS NEWS CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR THE REVIEW ~ AKMOIU es g u a r d e d with Min. CIUM VIS AGED af» U. S. Navy • "• York e Guardi olitcor» o» m‘d mon parado I« W ««k coromonlr AnnapoU*. <’à* en N«W out N a t i o n a l *°f argem duty SCHOOL GRADUATES ¡ KfcUOKD NUMBER A record number of Unlveraity 01 l.e g o u stuaenu, 771 in all, ui whom 9 are rrom Washing ton county, teceived dtpiomaa and certihcatea at an Impreaalne ceremony Sunday evening, when toe Institution held lta tfjid an nual commencement excreta«» In .vieA« tbur court. The llat o f those graduating from this county follow «: A I GIANT 14 inch rail way gun uood In domonolraiion ol U. S. dolonto pow or at Fort McArthur. Contracted to chow Its olio lc tho IS40 Plymouth w h ic h | ' j ; , | j riRST LATIN AMEN I C A N cooperativa bid lor U. ». "ado i r t a Coata Rica iolaing tho ata Latin Am ari can cotto» growing re p u b lic» which ar# boosting increased cotie* con sumption hero. * "oto shows Manu*l tolo. H *d Casia Rican 1 rasentati*». ___ m a n s bomb parb “ nd ^ * * « c k «0» » V . Despondent Man Takes His Own Life • • • a The list included two doctor o> Alex Nell»en committed suicide education degrees, tnree doctor Monday by wrapping his coat o f jurlMprudence, and 73 inaater around his head and a gas bea or arts 01 science. Among the ter and then turning on 6he ga*. total are 49 doctor» of meulcin- He left a note Indicating de trom the University o f Oregon spondency. He was at one tkn« medical school, Portland, which a worker in the Buick automo- thla year I ot the first time held bile shops In Flint. Mich. Again lta own ceremony In the new he worked at Longbell where he audltoiiuin. la said to have received an In- Lh. Donald M. Firb, president JurY froni which he never wholly of the university delivered the recovered. commencement address on “ T h " ! Nellsen was born in Denmark P rice Of Freedom. while Dr. 1 March 2. 1888 and was a car- James H. Branton head o f the l * 'nt* r by trade. His wife, p o r- 1 Unlveraity department of rell" otbY. and a daughter. Ruth and glon, delivered the baccalaureate' a **»,er in f allfornla are the sermon Sunday morning on "Bd- 011 ly known survivors, ucatton and Social Responsibility Mineral service« were held at Dr. Frederick M. Hunter c h a n -1 lb* " • ***** chapel Ttiurs- cellor of higher education, rr- ^ay w*tb Interment at I ’ rescent presented The state system ol Grove. higher education, and ICdgar W. Smith. Portland member of the board of higher education re presented that group. | Number 29 bachelor o f science degree In business administration was given to Clarence lu rch er of Beaverton. He is a ruenjier of Delta Uusilon fraternity and was on the senior ball ticket com- mittee. He la the son o f M t . and Mrs. (Valter J. Zurcher. Kobert Tongue of Hillsboro was also awarded a baoheiot of ««AeOce degree» in bntiness ad- ministration. He is the run o f Mrs. Burke Tongue, and Is af- flBated with Chi Pse fraternity, A bachelor o f science degree in business administration was awarded Yernori Smith o f Hills- •l>0|0 , 1.1 i.,_ wi. Jo.ui Hlankinship ot Tigara was awarded a bachelor of a ,t degree in political science He is » m ,. „ and „a Mr* F «he sun of # Mr. Mr«, h. EXTENSION UNITS P LA N PROGRAMS w a s Program planning day for the J extension units of W ashingto* county was held at Hillsboro Junior high school June 5, ac- cording to Kathleen Mct'rae, the county Home Demonstration A- i gent. Representatives from I t » extension units met w;th Mrs. Azalea Sager. State Home Dem- onatration Agent Deader. to plan cooperatively the projects -dot- unit meetings for 1940-44 i Bnl« meetings scheduled for I this county include: dry clea- ning, 1 meeting: pressing. I "> l*la«n a,,d fw u v bread 2 meetings; menu planning and table service, 3 meetings: meat cookery (beef I 1 meeting. on . District , meetings . . . . . teruodel- , “ * ar^ pUnned fo r October and November in North F W . Dei »F Hillside. M|U_ Roy. Farminston. Pumpkin , rill*. Ce(Ur »aehsn s e e Blankins ut , Hill. Cherry Grove. Dixie Moun- 1U-K illations for the 1940 hun- * - ki ll ed Robert Rue. also of Tigard. Scholls-Kinton and Un« RPtiaon will be formulated ^ortolan*. received a bachelor of science creek INVADER* BEWARE, thun next moiiHi by the Oregon Stale degree In business admin-istia- don thio I f inch coact do tlofiie ttiniml»»Hloii. The annual tton He is the son of Mr. and Representatives attenolng th « AQUAPLANES IN STREET ••neo «un at Tort Tilden hearing on thla »uhject haa bee>t Mrs Gert C. Rue and is a mem* Planning meeting were Mane a* heavy raine Inundate Linden. N. f. N. r „ being test fired lot act in the I'ortlnnd olflre» of tar of Alpha Tau Omega fra- < ha«nberlain. Della Cypher. Dai üry tine in flee yean . the rointlil»»lon. 616 O exon hug- . sy Smith Mrs. W. J CKapsbaw. t t | , at 9 " " 11 m. Sal .1 !» I : , Mrs. Ted Zurcher. Mrs. Fred A bachelor of law degree was Mr^ Kurt, Mrs. t^u »tloniiairen have been lor- awarded Kenneth McLean Russel, Kopp, in. vis CARS COLLIDE A T wa riled to all sportsmen'* or Mrs. Pem Pat S ILE N T LY PASSING Bethany-( edar Mill 1 ahum of Forest Glove. He is ton. Mrs. Jqhn _ _ ganlxatloiiH with the ret|iie»t that Gates. Jr.. Mrs. FIRST AiNLf H a LL i By Bather SaiidsLrdni tliey he tilled out and returned -------------------------------- ------------«p A A A ,h‘ ‘ 80,1 Mr^ „ V " 1“ J : AtT F ra n k "ito w w T 'a n d 'M ™ . L-' GullJ ra'.iamaud is affiliated with A l A| thp samp .»evervl M r*, ( a m lln c K. Heckm an lo (lie commission's office aa G .v Woodworth of Beaverton Mr». Caroline K. Heckman was meetings were noon a» iMMudble The Uelhany Baptist Indies' stale game law enforcement of pha Tau Omega fraternity and ,eader . training for 4. H c!nhs who Peril 11 pa the moat cont rover- born at St. 1-otiis. Missouri, the aid inet at the home of Mrs. ficer o f the state police was a member of Phi Delta Phi. law rial ailfiject lo be nettled will 12th o f October, 1862, She leave* Susie Losll Thursday afternoon were represented by Mrs. Ray badly cut Monday night when honorary. Rupert Ervin of F'orest G love preaWent o f the coupty be whether the antlerleas deer three sons, Fred W , Andrew U.. AiMiel ntteen. tnclutllng C.e hos the car he was diivlng collided season III Murderer » creek din ulid O. U llcckmuii und three tess were present. was asarded a bachelor o f scl )eaden.. as80ctatio„. and H. len with a car being driven by Vln- trlct in (Irani county will duughter*. Edith Ijtue, Freda d ice in edneation. Austin. The group decided ta Man) fanners of this vicinity <H*m Fugenc Davis. continued Open season on nn- Shaffer and Gertrude Beilin and Woodworth was driving home A l>aob**lo»‘ of science- in phy- hold 2 project leader unit me are busy cutting und hauling tlerlesa dear was provided in 1 live grand children, nu Hall street and Davis was -'d*'“ * education was awarded to llnRB during the coming year In their hn> crop. bill passed by the 1939 legtsln- Services were held Monday at driving west on F'irsl street. James Hatch o f Gaston. He is wh(ch w ill be on presri-g and M r. and Mia. Ia>e Ituudal. ture and authority was gnuited ten at Portluud Crematorium Ihivls was quite badly cut and thp »®u o f M rs- George Hatch me8j planning. to the commission either lo con- Stanley t'orulls, a former slu ol Hillaboio visited at the home bis car apparently badly wteeked Alice MuHoy of Sherwood re- | _ — ----------------- of Mr. and Mrs. Charles K yller Untie or discontinue the season dent o f HeaVeiton high school — ----------- j celved a 'bachelor of aits de- P A M IIY “ In 1940. No provision was made and now pastor at Carlton read and family Sotuluy. BACTERIA COIJ greo in l-htglisb. She is a mem- * * * r y \ «v lIC «l for providing a limited kill If the service while arrangements The I'rlscillu club held their OF MILK N 0 ^ T F I) b “r, of %n honorary, 1^ nbda and Phi Beta ^ u' RELATIONSHIPS the season is left open In that ; were In charge of W. E. I’egg. last meeting ot Lie season ut the 1 l# cation district no change call be msd ■ | (oj----— — ——---------- - ■■■—■ nr Arttiui Wiseman home Thursday • ♦ 1 <e 3»».. mi k and cream Kappa, scholastic sorority. Sh* tn the prsuient hug limit of one CARD OF TH AN KS afteVlloon. ’I hey theie decided v impliH at a l v e i f, r butter-far u the dauKhter of Mr. and Mis Extension Specialist in Kam forked horn and one antlerleas ^ ________________________________ ^ to hold their annual picnic at and bacteria at the State De- W illiam E. Mulloy. By Relationships. Mrs. Buena pm t ment o f Agriculture l a b o r - _______________ Avalon park Sunday, June 16. i *‘**T' CARD OF TH A N K S aMt Maria, met with representatives Other subjects to la* considered atory last month. only three __ { We wlsM to express our sin of study and P.T«A. groups last Mi. and Mrs. Print Wallac.' include the Issuance o f special cere thanks to all who were so and son. W erley. Mrs. Iva Weeks were found «0 have a buterfM TWO GUESTS AT week Wednesday. June 5. to tags for taking cow elk in the : kind to us during our tecent b e Miss Jolla pan their work tor 1940 41. SortV! Spooner, Mr. aim northeastern part of the state . ,h,‘ samples ‘ K IW A N IS MEETING reavement. and (or the beutilif.il Mrs. Edwin Hickey and Mr. and minimum. Ih irty-elgh t suggested topic* follow : r»pen and closed seasons on Oh* had mote than the legal maxi q ^ Moral offerings. Why Do W e Behave As W e Mrs. Carl Ellis were week end ties'!* pheHHunts. qilHÌI and grotta'» | Mr. and Mrs. W . F. Desslnger visitors at the Carl 1 .arson and mum ot bacteria. Kiwanis this week was a dls- Uo? Fbuent-ChiM Relationships.^ and trappln« regulations on all und F a m ily. Milk must contain not less ' , cussiou club. There was no Uhild Behavior, The Unadjnater Jack M yss homes. fur-benrlng animals. than 3.2'y butterrat, commercial | ,articu lar speaker but all toon Individual. Discipline. Obedience The Cadies' Home Economic!' m i l . ft C K Y tC K F X \ M I V V T H > > or «-once cream not less than „ hand. Several aniioiinceinents and Co-operation, Spiritual Tr:U- W IL L SOON START _____ The United Slater. Civil Service club of Leedy Grange met at 1S'f butterfat and whipping were made: among them that tilng in The Home. School and ON TH E IR PROJECTS commission announces the fol- t’.ie home of Mr. ami Mrs. FYiuik cream not loss than 3(>o, but- 'o f AH Kiwanis Week to ¡be put Home Relationships. In-ljtws, * * • lowing open competitive exatn- I.aukette Tuesday. terfat. Grade " A ” milk may con- on at Columbia Gorge hotel with Foster Parents. Step-Relatives., The June business meeting of Illation: Mrs. Arthur Olson and t*<e tain a minimum of 30.000 (bar- The Dalles ns host club. The Nagging Mother (or Fatheri Hubei Commercial club was held A ircraft Mechanic, twins, Jackie and Danny, left terla per cubic centimeter and 71(1«» softball game date was The group concluded to use Wednesday, dlie fifth, at eigh'. Junior Aircraft Instrument for Ashland Tuesday, returning milk other than grade " A " may set as of Wednesday. June 2o. a series o f meetings on Uam- They discussed several pro- Mechanic. F'rklay morning. A fter a few contaln up to 30.000 haeteiin per it promises to be a thriller «0 llv Relationships, which will in* Jecta to start working on. wlitc'i These examinations are for days she received word that an cubic centimeter. you ' better get out and see it. elude many of the smaller topics they believe will be o f consider- the purpose or filling existing aunt from Cal. was coming to Son*» o f the milk samples W'm. Grauer Is managing the Mrs. Maris w ill be In Waah- visit friends and relatives, in contained as low- as PHI bac Kiwanis team and promises a Ington county to meet with study able benefit lo the community. and future vacancies at the Sn. A committee was appointed • 1 rnmento A ir Depot. War Depnit Ashland so she went back there big score. i club leaders on the second Thur. teria per cubic centimeter. intake plan* for their annual pic- ment, Sacramento, Calif, again, this time taking her son. The school budget and reg- of each month, beginning Oe- nic which will he held some Applications may the filed with Dean, Wtrii them. Mrs. Olson and NEW* FILM S PURCHASED ular school meeting combined tober. from 10 to 3:00 o'clock. son returned home Wednesdav time during July. Mnnager, Tw elfth U.S. Civil Ser Recently the State Roa-d of litis year. Mr. Cameron is th > Representatives attendin'-- the The business part of the mee- | V|r e District, FVdcral Offic. morning of this week. Health added to Its film Uhrsr,' | retiring director. meeting were Marie Chamberlain, Bug adjourned at len. anil af- Building, San Francisco. Calif Mr. and Mrs, Norman Stratton new copies o f "W ith These W ee- 1 Tb «‘ attendance contest Is yet Mrs. Francis Hubbard. Mr tF*0. ter that a lively game of ‘'500' j Full Information may be *e- and son. Ray. and Mr. and Mr«. pons." a film dealing with the « draw. Neither the Mickeys nor Kurtz. Mrs. F. A. Watrous Mlts. whk played and refreshments cu.ed from the Secretary, Board Paul Robinson of Portland vl«- sontrol o f syphilis. j the J a o e ra have been able to j «»atehell. Miss Doris Sarar, were served, o f IT. S. Civil Service Flxainlners ited at the home o f Mrs. Jennie This film is available in both , «'l»>m any advantage. Mrs. Paul Patterson and Mrs A good crowd was in atten- Beaverton, or from she Manage' Sanalrom and daughter. Esther 16 and 35 mm sizes and mav Rev. Willaixl Hall and Thos. Guild, according to Kath- dance and the meeting much Flleventh U.S. Civil Service Dis.. Monday evening lo help celebrat» be procured by commnnlcalln* BnHey Hillsboro manager o f the |een McCrae, Home Demoiptra- •njoyed by all present. Federal Office Building Seattle Mrs. Sandstrom’ s birthday. wlth your county health officer ¡Portland Gas Co., were guests. 1 tlon Agent. Zn'Z\. l0:r "T k
