F .U I ì A Y . JULY
8. 1940
BEAVERTON
The Beaverton Review ,Tms WEEKS P0ME
l O I W D H \ LOCAL I ' t r K H
Tr I t » k » a r
M i l
lafcaerlptlaa
Ha l e a
I have caused the death of
m illion», yen nnd m ore; town*
a r s s W V V E ! «* *»“- timbered
«
Ektaird U kfoond-cla■■ matter on On* year lIn other a ta ta a ).... l.|0 sco re ;
D r o e m b tr ». l i l t , « t th » p o a t o fflc » Extra poatape for outalda the V S. , ht.
at
B e a v e rto n . (>r< gun. under
a c t or Mart'll I. 1ST»
the
AM E R I C A X I a M
" A m e r ic a n i.m
1 a
u n fa ilin g
lo v e o f c o u n t r y ; lo y a lt y t o Ita
In alltu tlon a a n d Ideala, a a a e r-
neaa t o d efe n d It a a a ln a t a ll
a n e m ie »;
u n d ivid ed
a lle g ia n c e
to th e f l a g ; and a d ea lro to
a ecu re th e blraam ffa o f lib e r ty
to ou ra elv ea and o u r p o a te rlty .
ISSU E D F R ID A Y U P E A C H W E E K
A T H E A V K K TO N . OHEUON
j .
H.
huuett
No liq u o r o r
Owner
lo b a o c o ada a cce p te d
Writing In Fortune a short
ttuie ago. W endell W illkle said.
"T his effort to separate 'busi-
nesa’ from the ordinary life o f
the people and to set It in u
distinct and inferior category re-
pieseftts a profoundly false co n
ception o f o a r econom ic system.
There are about 10.000.lXH» p ri
vate enterprises
in the (Jutted
States, which employ about 34
m illion people, who In turn sup
port many millions o f other peo
ple. Business U a part o f life
and a way o f life. By it we earn
o u r . ibread build our home, care
for our children, find expression
for ourselves. Every one of us
lives directly
or indirectly by
business ,. . It ts business. In
the broadest sense o f the word.
Including industry and techno-
logy, and including thg modern
farm, which Is a business enter-
prise, that has made the Ainer-
ican people so great.'1
For a long time we. the people,
who live toy business, have sat
supinety by while the public ser-
vasts who manage our govern
mental affairs denounced busi-
ness, reviled
business.
fought
business, and attempted to de
stroy tousinesr at every opportu
nity. The result has been tho
longest and severest business de
pression in our history.
And now. almost overnight,
we find It Imperative to embark
on an unprecedented program in
defense rearm am ent Do we turn
to politicians in this em ergency?
No! We turn to business, to, in
dustry. to the great factories of
America. The t rincipal members
o f tbe preparedness .board lately
appointed by tee President arc*
business men. And that is as it
should be. Even aa industry must
provide us with tools for peace,
so must it provide us with the
-weapon« of defense.
It has taken the direst o f cri
ses to reawaken us to the role
played by private
Industry In
our lives. Let us not forget it
again.
tue have now become a barren
I waate.' Ruin, death and famine
1 la the toll I take, defeated ar.
I m i««, »battered, done, have loal,
when but for me they
might
have won. And who am I, you
aak. that cauaea thin distress*
urn . .
O liR W A Y OF L I F E -
h> m*
hill* that on e«
g fe r d . throng!»
.. » w
atay for awhile yet. We like It
— J. B
here. We like our neighbors m o*,
; ° f them. We are firm ly con-
N e i g h b o r , It Say» H e m
vinced that this is o re o f the <
beet places to Mve there Is un-
’ Soft soap Is the best thing
der the atar» and stripes. Like for dirty looks
the ditch digger o f old. "If we
One o f our local super sales
cannot get ment, we can surely
men located the ow ner o f forty-
get bread''.
acres o f nice timber oue d a /
last week. He then proceeded
to sell the ow ner a Are pump
Newa a m i V iew a o n
and a thousand feet o f tire hoec.
A ir P e r s o n a lilie*
He accepted the forty as down
_______ By Jim Lepper
.. .
payment on the outfit.
GOSSIP-GRAMS
EARS ago two boys were neigh-
hors In the small town
j Aurora. Indians
[ Today by an odd
, *Tr1*1 of fat.?:
j neighbors this
I time In radio
One is Edwin C.
H ill nnd th e
[
H lllon CBS
with news analy-
! ses. Like Hill,
I Davis Is a news-
1 P*P*r man- and
i after
studying
------ . —
under a Rhodes
tim er Davis
Scholarship at
Oxford, he pursued a career of
author and lecturer. Having begun
malyses of the news from
• last year, today millions of
cf some 89 CBS stations
•r with his smooth, rapld-
y of flve-mtnnte broad-
-h the Gillette Safety
> sponsor« every Friday
__ „umiay at 8:86 p.m.. EDST
Y
Sounds like som e one got sight-,
o f one of our local advertising
salesmen.
REVIEW
R F R A Ï HKNIIU K IX MOII.
XIXOK FACTOR IN FLA NTH
AT
Tempting Menus for Torrid Days
( HUNT
LOCAL GARAGE
♦ ♦
The lluber-A loha Beveath Dag
A new apparatus has Just been Adventist m eets every Heturdag
Installed at the Carr Auto Re m orning at 9:48 at the Huber
pair, the Bun M otor Teeter. F.
B H arwood o f the Hun Manu Commercial hail. Habbath schom
facturing C o, will be at the Carr meets at 9:48. church service at
1 shop Wednesday nnd Thursday of 11: 00.
| next week
il< moustrating
this
' guide r. T. O. Frisian ton
1 machine, the latest thing in shop
Hupei Intcnrient.
Mrs.
V.
H.
equipment.
Tuttle.
If your car Is hard to start
s e e
| uses too m uch gas. lucks power
IIFTII A M
HAPTINT CHI Hi M
{ or speed, knocks on hills, you
ran drive in the tw o days that Her. John C fichweltxer. MikUtec
9:46 a. m Runday school with
Mr. H arwood is there, and he
| will go over your m otor free. classes for all ages. John C roeat
Why not get a ch eck up? It costs superintendent.
you nothing.
11:00 a. m — W orship service.
Choir directed by Carl Kgglman
7:45 p. nt.— Evening service.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
J
THL
By BETTY BARCLAY
There’ll be many days this sum
Fresh Fruit Salad
iner when “ something cold” will be
Cream Cheese and
the only encouragement offered If
W atercress Sandwiches
you ask. "W hat shall we ea t?"
Olives
Carrot Sticks
illls iilllll®
week*
a mo n g
It Is not too early to plan a bit
Chiffon pudding
'J f '
**J? Hsteners of
for the laxy times ahead. Planning Individual Lemon
Beverage
is perhaps the most difficult part
'^W lieve Ballroom''
. . . ..
„ . .
of the Job of feeding the family,
Celebration
Salad
JK
s p o n s o r e d by
. . a, . . . .
and so much easier to do In ad n.i
2 4 cups cold diced rhlckei.
vance of the emergency.
marinated 4 hour in
• \ i V r f!|
Martin
Block
Here’s a summer luncheon plate
5 tablespoon«
l^rnon
French
'
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A
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s
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n
s
a
t
i
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n
a
l
Some items, such as our fam
yf
cole
slaw,
potato
salad
and
Dressing
>
O
young master of
ilies, ou r friends, our personal
sardines.
Nothing unusual. It’s 1 4 cups diced celery
■ p h jk t o K K
ceremonies, who
true, but when carefully prepared
obligation*, always demand at
handles the sue-
and attractively served, the com
' '
cessful program.
tention, the sw iftly changing in
bination Is a great favorite. The
ternational i situation
notwith
Sammy Kaye
" h,ch pre*ent*
lemon does triple duty, adding test
.
.
.
.
music
of
all
standing. If we neglect these I- the band-favoritea. calls on bis lla-
to all three of the foods served.
wlrh lemon quarters. Veal may bo
There’s another point to being substituted for chicken.
tems we pay a high price for teners twice a year to pjck~ibetr
generous with lemon garnish for
*heir restoration..
musical “ pets” . The last poll, over
Hollandaiee Sauc*
cold foods — tbe lemon Is cooling.
This periodical is not an in-
dr* J 1111,-0## TOt«*.
4 tablespoons * a lari oil
Nothing is more refreshing when
2 tablespr-ons flour
•«»-national magazine, neither is tro. fo llo w e d 'b ^ n n y Goodman lin’d I the thermometer soars.
1 cup milk
It tbe purported mouthpiece o f Tommy Dorsey. Sammy Kaye In
T o add to your file o f menus for
1 teaspoon salt
the state or nation. It is how- fourth place. led the "»w eet” bands
warm day-», here are two cold plate
4 teaspoon paprika
luncheons which will
look -------------
good and
ever, concerned with this com-
present teat may give new
-------------------------
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-
3 tablespoons lemon juice
2 egg yolks
nvunity and what happens here, ' ^ “ .w e e f" I m ' i batU® ° f
1 *“ *• good ® "d wh,ch w‘ ,, ,ake "?*
Heat 1 tablespoon o f oil In top
the com ing and goings, the pros-
_ _ ----------------------that morning. Recipes are given
o f double Iwiter.
Arid flour anri
perlty. the w lfare and the com ;
A highway is something that after
milk, stirring continuously until
forts of this community.
when you have a flat tire »here
1
thick (about 10 m inutes). Add the
remaining oil slowly, stirring con
Vie take no small amount o f |SD t room to get o ff on
Celebration Salad in
stantly. Rem ove from Are. Stir In
Crisp
Lettuce
Cup
pride in some o f the matters
Use
the
Review
Classlfjeds
salt, paprika and lemon Juice. Beal
Fresh Asparagus
pertaining bo ju s right here. When t0 tell the folks what you have
in egg yolks thoroughly, one at s
Hollandaise Sauce
we first came driving an old
time. Reheat slowly, stirring ali
for sale or want to buy.
Radishes
Celery
the time. Do not overcook. II
jaloppy into
Portland and in
Hot
Orange
Bran
Muffin*
sauce aeparales arid 1 teaspoo-
quired tbe
way to Beaverton,
cold water anri stir well. Servo 1*'
Iced Tea with Lemon
tb e / hed never heard o f It. u-
suHliy. A fter being told that It
lay to the west, one o f them,
m oi»'
courU ous
and obliging
tha® the others said l*e knew a
fellow who lived to the west,
and after calling tils acquain
tance on the phone toe told us
the way.
Now there are any numbei
o f sign boards with this C ity's
name on them. And it v.a* not
long after tfcis p a p :r w as, cstab-
1 inbed before this was true.
There had bee® a number o f
papers in Beaverton before we
started up. Three had suspen
ded publication that year. And
what a nerve It took to move In
and start up In the face o f that
fact! But we came In. And a-
l>out as soon as we got here the
matter
o f bonding for $65.000
came up and was voted on. With
our *hort acquaintance we did
not dare oRposc the issue. We
thought it a lot to pay for a
a whistle, yet all the “ big guns”
were for it so strongly that we
half-heartedly got in line and
voted fo r the Issue. You know
the result.
'Follow ing this the Review be
gan to oppose some o f tbe mea
sures offered.
ant after som ■
fiv e o r six years -nme o f the
booster* who were - 'ostln r for
their own pocketbook instead o f
tc»!.< > W illiam* la the shapely ’
the T o w n s interest got another
J*” ..... of 'i.**1? H ose* Aquacade
u
j
.
» -lip.- ' u T rrnnurr Island. Hhe'a
paper started They g»ve us « *
yu rrrd „1r ,
dmny We*nnmnl\rr
M a r is S a lle f, one of tin- n o t Id fa m o u * p u p p e te e r* now p la t in g st
months to get out. V e il, we’re , and <J-~
Xitarls in Hie water
att’ l here and th o iu ' v e m».v ’ c -
Golden Gate Inter- ■ • he 1 0 4 0 G o ld e n G a te ln t e iiis it o N .il E x p o s it io n , ilre * n c * o ne o f th e
have to «trhten up
o n « he"
.....
I lit t le « t r in a r li « 1 s t « f o r a p e rfo rm a n c e . T in - « m u rin g s lu m In p io v .iig
one o f tin- o u(:.lsiii11 ng a t ; , a .’.etto on T » . a s u ; c f ..« n d .
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[THunciri
OSEPHIXE A X T O iy g popular
young America* coloratura so
prano of the Metropolitan Opera,
mode a hurried dash to Pittsburgh
between concert appearances to
sing some “Haughty Marietta"
melodies on
Raymond
Paige's
“Musical Americana“ recently.
T
I III HI II
If. 11. C onker, M inister.
.Morning worship. 9:45 a m
hears that regetublee grown
N 0 *''* lha'1 200 •«PtM’buentBl
on laud which has been heavl'y
pk>U »°
' h', retoulldlng of Heriiiou subject. ‘ ‘Coiiveiillon K
charged with orchard spray ma-
•°*** bave been eslab (h oes."
Bible etudy
period at 1 1 : 9 b
tcrtals might kprotue dangerous 1Uh,,d 0,1 * 1°«
,,ni“ ity '•"*
ly iMiteonous are apparently un- ,lw* ,rac< lu i larkninas county All services dismissed at 11:30.
founded. Judging from work car-
uud* ‘ Hie tenu» o f a bill pasae'l
Endeavor at 7:00 o ’clock, se r
rled on Uy
(he
agricultural
^aa* session o f the I« g is - mon at 8 :NO o'clock.
chemistry department o f the Or- ,
PfttHmlnary work
In as-
A great song service both eve
egon experiment station.
tahliahlng
t *hl a
experim ental ning and morning
s s s
The duta ao far accum ulated
which may effect the use
Indicate that, although therw ar.* of H ***** million acres lu the
ll.O II i ASNKMBLT 01' U0l>
disftnet differences in amounts | * ° * " d 'M llam elte
valley.
lias
Church on Wheeler and Ala«
of lead, arsenic and copper
Inapected by the #x-
T‘ " “ In u , -*UBl
anJer 8( rests
vegetablea grown on sprayed and I P*fR®«nt station com m ittee o f
Sunday School 9:46 A . M
unspray'ed aoil, then« differences **!<’ state hoaid o f hlg'iier t*du-
Young People fi30 P . M .
are probably not great enough <a,*ou -
lo be o f serious aignUtcaneo
T he main objective o f these
M orning W orship 11:00 A . M
The poNSlble excep tion la that e*l>erinicr>te, being carried out
Evangelistic 7:4$ P . M.
an excessive amount of these under the direction o f T om * lie-
Tune In on KWJJ each Sunday
spray materials In the soli may Armand aa pioject leader Is to
from 6:00 to 6:30 p , tn. to the
cause root injury to young plant« reladld and Improve badly dc
Assembly o f Ood B roadcast.
___________________plated red hill aolU while pro
F . J . Huntley
Bring Back My Bonnie T o Me during rew tiue from such land.
W e tor
Ob, for the good old bye-gone <*■ R H y h 'P . head of the plant
s e e
days. Then there were two (Mrs industries department at O. H. C.
< HI K. H OP THK N A Z tH K N I
in every garage and a rklcken a,,d t'ountjr axent J J. lnakeep
In every pot (o r was It tw o t**’* mem bers o f t.»e comm ittee
W. p . Kcebaugh, Pastor.
chickens?.
How
times
/have d*'«riin g the work,
Sunday school at 0:46.
changed!
Now the garage ha*
____
Morning w orship at 11:00.
gone to pot and there's a chicken LATE EQUIPM ENT
w e e
In every car.
METKNTH l»%Y ADTKXTINT
j
HE nation's three top-ranking
bands will be crowned in a
popularity poll.
- now being con-
dueled for
HOKI l OX K i l l H il l. SOIL
! STARTED OX (HH XTV LAND
MKTHODI.NT CHURCH
Earl B. Horselt, Minister
Holiday school. 9:45 o.m . 8u
| perlntendent. Chas. H. Rosetna
Morning worship 11:0«
am .
Herman topic ’The 5tb Column
; 1» At Work In Our C om m unity''
i Even In* W orship- 8: «0 P M
s e e
Bethel (u a g r e f atleaal Church
''L**1* " 1 B.
* m -. Church sch ool. Prof.
IE - O. Webb, Superintendent.
lllM
_
,,
.,
11:00 n. m ., M orning worship.
...
,__
.
f h?*r
und<,r “ »c
d licctk m o f Wlllla
Cady.
The
The sermon
subject
will b e :
“ Pearls for P oarls”
Pheae i W i
Far
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10:00:
m orning
worship, 11;
young
p e o p le *
meeting, 6:45; evening worship,
I 7:45; teacher tnsming class and
prayer meeting. W ednesday, 8:00 !
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