The Beaverton review., August 02, 1940, Image 3

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PAUL A SAYRE
JAMES W. MOTT
TO SPEAK AT HUBER
• • •
Mr. Haul A. H ayrr will apeak
al H ultor H all on WiMliiraday.
A ugust 7. a t K p. m on “ Why
You Hhould B along To A Com-
m.Luliy f l u b ’’. M r. Mayra la Uto
i ’rvuhl» nt or II»*- F«<I «-ruled C o m ­
m u n ity
clubs
of
M ultnom ah
C om ity.
M'- iii I m ra Com e,
and
tirinir y o u r frie n d s.
(.ROWERS ADVISED
TO GROW VETCH
a • a
A u atrtan f o ld pi* a »<-<.i| ir n -
w ara u re now a sk in g With con-
» 'd u rab le frequency the questio n
o f how m uch » •«! t)H-y »houM
k*sp for seeding the <om ltix fa ll,
luwilara th ro u g h o u t tin- t'ounty
r<»p«»fl to C ounty A k *»I W, F,
C yrua th a t ua th. 1940 crop I*
• H artal, at row uni a to puzzling;
o f e r how m uch *•••’•! t<> rt-tu-rv<*
fo »ending l he CM I i-rop.
fn an sw e rin g th a t kind of ati
Inquiry. C yrua Mate* th a t w<*
w ould all like to know If the
A^A
p< a nod vetch seed p u r ­
c h a sin g p ro c ra m »111 I k * c o n ­
tin u ed fo
a n o th e r y e a r. O pla
Ion ainotic the AAA official* In
(Ida atn te a p p a re n tly la to thu
effec t th a t the pro g ram »III he
c o n tin u e d .
At p rese n t
It a p ­
pear* th at not nny /»f th e
offl-
«.Uls a re w illing to com m it them -
e« l\e» on th a t point
A n nounce­
m ent» have been mad« u n o ffi­
cially th a t the ¡eBUIte need pur-
e lia a lu c p ox ram »III lx nettled
before th e firs t ot H ep te m b e r.
In any ev en t, It appear» th a t
«t would lx inad v isab le to In*
c re n se t o local a v e n g e of Aus-
frln n
field pen *eed
fo r 194 1
h .irv e e t. Crobably a b e tte r p o
II. -y w ould be to sta b illae It»
i>.'oducUoi> on land » h e r e m ore
<lo*i:a. de yield» can he expected
tutch y ea r, cro p yield« nud the
p ro b lem of tnaect pent co n tro i
•support th e b«lief th a t till* aee i
c ro p ahoulU he roiatt-d ju»t a*
*u> o ilier crop, an d th a t It nhoulu
n o t be p la n ted y e a r » f te r yen :
o n th e »am e la n d .
P erh ap s If th a t w ere con»t»-
te n tly done, the questio n of a c ­
re a g e
lo r CM! h arv est would
n im o tl ta k e c a re o | lla elf.
It » 1 |K 'tr* prohM'hlr and de-
alra b le th a t fo r th e p rea en t we
ab ould co n tin u e to crow aome
AuNtrlun field peaa.
F a rm e rs who have land Hint
U free o f v a u n t H r vetch mltrlit
rivo » erio ti. ixm aldi-ratlon to th e
td m of p la n tln c e ith e r th e \VH-
lxnvet'e »train of com m on vetch,
o r th e t o » a lb a com m on vetch.
* htch la th e w hite flow ered type,
accordltiR to C ounty ARi-nt Win.
F. C yrua.
Then* tw o vet oho»
APPOINTMENT TO
BE MADE BY MOTT
» » »
T lie F irs t C o n g ressio n al D is­
tric t of O regon w ill have one
vacancy a t th e U. 8 . N aval A ca­
dem y a t A n n ap o lis, M ary lan d /
In 1941 and C o n g ressm an Ja n ie s
W . Mott Is an x io u s th a t all utn-
bltlmiH yotuiK men In hi» d l» tric '
have an o p p o rtu n ity to try for
11)1» coveted po« It Ion.
A t th e req u est o f ('o n g rv ss-
m un Mott th e c iv il S erv ice Cotn-
inlssioii on S ututvlay. O c to b e r 5
194« will
-hold
a p re lim in a ry
q u alify in g ex am in atio n to d e te r­
m ine the elig ib le c a n d id a te s In
th e M rst O regon D istric t.
Any young u n m a rrie d m an.
not In»« th an six teen year» of
ag e nor m ore th a n tw en ty year«
of u se on A pril 1. 1941, may
com pete
In o rd e r 1» m ake th«- req u ired
a rra n g e m e n ts It Is n e c e s sa ry fo-
a p p ltc a n ta to n o tify C o n g ressm an
Ja m e s IV. Mott. 1532 H ouse O f­
fice Building.VVgshtngton, D . C.
not la te r th a n S ep tem b er 1. 19 w
of th e ir d e sire to p a rtic ip a te I*
th e e x a m in a tio n .
Ijnve show n d e s ira b le c h a r a c te r ­
istic s » h e n grow n In th e Boulh
fo r cover cro p purposes an d the
W illa m ette s tra in Is «lrea«ty I t
c o n sid erab le dem and In th a t *«•-•-
tlo u . T he alb a s tr a in Is so n c ’v
th a t the tra d e Is not y et fam lL a"
w ith It. but In e x p e rim e n ta l a n d
o th e r tria l w ork In th e S o u th
It has to «late proved as s a t­
isfa c to ry as th e M il a in e tte Con­
se q u en tly , we m»> ex p ect a de­
mand for It to deVelo»*. T h ese
tw o vetches can very w ed Dik--
th*- place «»f som e of o u r A us­
tr ia n field peus on land th a t
I* not Infesti-d w ith tlx- old com ­
mon V etch.
Doth of th e se new s tru in s of
vetch a r e Identical In a p p e a r­
an c e w ith th e o rd in a ry com m on
ex c ep t fo r th e bloom on th e al
tm » train
B ecause o f th e wide
d ifferen t-«' bet»«*en live old com ­
m on an d th ese new » tra in s In
re«p«>et to h a rd in e ss In th e so u th
they m u st lx- p ro d u ced u n d er
a definite p ro g tam o f c e rtific a ­
tio n . Seed of both o f th«>se new '
stru ltis w as p ro d at ed locally thl<
y e a r n r d I* a v a ila b le .
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16
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30
B E L G IU M
NETHERlANb/
A RG EN TIN A
F RI DAY, «-LOUSY 2 . 19 «
lu O regon uaid a Bhrrcugh s e r ­ w e ste rn O regon h as lo n g been
vice to C a lifo rn ia poluta. P re ­ d esire d by th e S o u th e rn P a r lie
se n t »«hedules and se rv ic e w ill acco rd in g to K lein, b ut It wn»
be m a in tain ed o r Im proved K lein o n ly rec en tly th a t Im peding ob-
••
P u rc h a se by S o u th ern
l>ai I- »ald and a»qul»ltlon of the ac t- ita(;le, w w . rem oved an d the
fh * on t ally Ihla m onth of tfm vice will m ake It pow iM o to
^
estab lish ed .
Pacific T ru c k Kxprmgi will tin- ce-o rd lu u te ra il an d tru c k sh ip - j ____________
__
« W .te d ly c re a tly In crease th e m«o t>\ p ro v id in g g re a te r flex i­
com pany'* «»i«< liy to aerve O- bility h f fre ig h t tra n s p o rta tio n
Bethany-( edar Mill
reg o u al'lpper», ac co rd in g to H
By D ith e r Saiubstrom
• oi o r f . o n shipper*.
W. KIh-n, g en e ral fre ic h t aRent,
S o u th ern P acific taut provided * ------------------------------------------------1*
Portland
M r. a n d M rs. Jo h n C la rk of
o v ern ig h t se rv ic e w ith sto re-to -
T h e Pacific T ru ck E x p ress d o o r pickup an d d eliv ery service W ashington visited a t th e home
provide» local tra c k in g aervlce betweeft P o rtla n d an d m any o- j «f M r. and Mr*. J e s s H anson
th e r W estern O regon p o in ts fo r a n d fam ily la st w eekend,
m any irears. W ith ac q u isitio n of 1 M r. an d M rs. G eorge I k > ti­
th e Pacific T ru c k S erv ice t h i s ' n atty a n d fam ily of P endleton
o v er nlMlt serv ice r a n now be v isited a t th e borne of M r:. Don-
ex ten d ed to v irtu a lly every point „ a lly ’* p a re n ts, M r. an d Mr*,
in w estern O regon. K lein said
L . Ja c k so n a few d a y s la st
A ddition o f tru c k fa c ilitie s to w eeg ,
th e
com p an y ’s rail se rv ic e
In ( Mf
an d M n
R udo;ph IjM ]l
S. P. COMPANY
BUYS TRUCK LINE
________
Cost Of Milk In Minutes Of Work
ITALY
u u in
30
GREAT BRITAIN
BENMAR.lt
NORWAY
NEW ZEALANb I
PR AN CE
A U / T R A L IA
/W l
TZ ERL ANC)
/WEbEN
UNITED /TA TEJ*
Milk Imdmthf ftmmden >• Cbm!
U. •- w o rk e rs buy more m ilk for frw o r m lnutea of labor! In tern atio n al
L abour Offlco d a ta — ll'u tra ta d by elocka above—show s c a rp e n te rs
w ork only 4 m ln u tsa In th o p . fl. fo r a q u a rt of m ilk w hlla In o th e r
co u n tries a ca rp a n ta r m ua\ w ork from 7 m lnutea to 94 m lnutoo to e a rn •
enough to buy o q u a rt of m ilk. T hle c h a rt w as p rep ared afte r a re ­
se a rc h study by ♦*. • .<tllk Ird u a try F oundation.
. _ .
IS THE END NEAR.
and
fam ily o t
la u r e l
lhe home of Mrs
v isited
at
^ umi « u>*n
Jack Nyss.
M rs. B usan L osll v isited a t
the hom e of h e r b ro th er, Jaco b
T ra ck sel an d fam ily la st F rid a y
M r. a n d Mr*. A rth u r _ OouM
sp e n t th e w eek en d w ith M rs
C ould'» sis te r, M rs. R oland D.
K uenzl an d fam ily of B llv erto n
M rs. Kdwfu L osll and son F o r­
e st an d A lfred P terin and fam ily
of H elv e tia a r e v acatio n in g a t
M t. A dam s for se v eral days
n o t ic e
to
c r e d it o r s
N otice Is h ereb y given th a t
th e u n d ersig n ed h as been d uly
ap p o in ted K x ec u tn x o f th e e s ­
ta te of A u g u st H en ry D esin g er,
deceased, an d an y and all p er­
so n h av in g claim s a g a in s t th e
said e s ta te a re h ereby re q u ire d
to p re se n t said claim s, d u ly v e r­
ified a s try law req u ired , a t the
law offices o f A llen an d Robert.«
712 H w etland B uilding, P o rtlan d .
O regon In M ultnom ah C ounty,
O regon, w ithin six m onths from
th e d ate of th is n o tice.
D ated a n d f irs t p ublished A u g ­
u st 2, 1940. D ate of la s t p u b ­
lic atio n , A u g u st 30, 1940.
K a th e rin e L . D esinger, E xe­
c u trix of th e e s ta te of A ugust
H e n ry D esinger, d eceased .
A. C. A llen . A tto rn ey fo r th e
E x e c u trix . 712 S w e tla n d Bldg,
P o rtlan d , O regon
adv 36-40
♦
♦ ♦
*
M rs.
F re d a H ogan a n d Betty
As to w hen th e p re se n t ago |a a t s und ay .
w ill
end. th e re Is on e su re Bl- ; u t U e ^ „ „ y
Ol»on ¡ ,
con.
hie sig n . T h a t Is th e re tu r n of f,nwl to bll) bom e wUh th e m e a .
th e Jew to P a le stin e .
sle s.
—'«When th e Jew b eg in s to re- j
M r. an d M rs. C . G. D asttn a'i
tu rn to P a le stin e , w e w ill h av e I
an d fam ily o f O renco a re mov­
som ething d efin ite to p o in t to " ing Into th e G eorge L indbloom
mild th«* la te D f . C . I . 8cho> ! p ro p e rty .
field. O th er o u tsta n d in g student«
MUs Lois L arso n d a u g h te r of
a g re e to th is .
M r. an d M rs. Tom I .a rso n of
A il<>inele«* Nation
A lbany Cal re tu rn e d to h e r hom e
From the d e s tru c tio n of J e ru
,
F rid a y a f te r v isitin g a few days
an d Mrg
saletn, A D. 70 by T itu s, th e Rt th e honM> o f Mr
fly K illy K itchen
Je w s have been hom eless, d riv en
1. T u rn th e b roiler flam e In your o u t. sc U tered . hidden am ong th e
m odern gaa ran g e very low. Place
C en tu ile« h av e ro lled 1
bro iler pan. w ith thin breed slices n a tio n s.
th ree or fo u r lncbaa from th e flame b y. Ihilestine h as J a in a n e a r
,T oast slow ly until dry and crisp
w aati
Bible stu d e n ts th e m e an ­
, f. Be su re th e b u tc h er remove» tim e saying th a t If th e Jew w ere
th e skin from th e ro ast, chops or to l>e hack tn th e lan d , th e t e-
lam b fo r stew ing. S trong ta s te ,
m alndt r of th e e v e n ts p ro p h e ­
som e from th e skin.
sied to ta k e p lace a t the eno
S. PHI a cold baked pie ehetl w r
w ould follow .
one q u art of any flavored Ice c re a r
On such S c rip tu re s a s th e foi- j
and top w ith fresh o r can n ed frup
Serve el o n e*
low ing, th e Bible te a c h e r s i » v -
th e ir o ld a to n —*‘I w ill ta k e th e ,
r
‘ ¡c h ild re n of Isra e l from am ong
j th e n ations w h ith e r th ey be gone,
an d will g a th e r th em on every ;
side AND BRING TH EM INTO
U H H R OW N
LAND t -HtekKe^
37:21
l ’*l«"-lliic th ro w n open
T h en th e th in g took place be- 1
fo re o u r v ery eye». I t w as tn j
1917 d u rin g th e W orld W ar-“o u t
of E gypt tr ireb e d a Hue of Dvl- \
tlsb Tommie*. At th e head of ,
th e line m a rc h ed th e B ritish g e n ­
e ra l. A llenby. A LLA H -B E Y ; PRO­
By BETTY BARCLAY
P H E T O F GOD. c rie d th e T u r­
Lem onade
Centuries ago the Chinese were well
Nothing it more refreshing than old-
k ish so ld iers beselged In J e r u ­
acquainted with Irmonzde and accur­
ately »lylrd it “thirst allaying water." fa '•ioned lemonade. For each persoa
salem
W H EN A LEA D ER BY
They held this drink in such esteem alt v*.
T H A T NAME COMES. JE R U S A ­
1 lemon
that the White House in the time of the
LEM M UST GO BACK TO T H E
1 to 3 tablespoons sugar or honey
Yuan dvrutly, called Li-chi-wan. had an
1 cup cold water
Ice
JE W S . T h is h ad b een a tr a d i­
imperial orchard planted with 800 large
Extract lenon juice. Add sugar to
and small lemon trees to provide lemon­
tion am ong th e T u rk ish p riest*
taste. Stir to dissolve. Add water. Serve
ade for the imperial family!
fo r c e n tu rie s . W ith o u t firin g a
Lemonade is Mill just about the most over ice in large glasses. Garnish with
shot, th e T u rk s took to th e ir
lemon slice on rim and a maraschino
effective “thirst al layer" on a summer cherry
if desired.
h eels an d headed fo r C o n stan ­
day wlien the thermometer soar» and
Lemon Fix*
everyone gasps for a cooling drink.
tin o p le. 1400 y e a rs of M oham-
Make lemonade with carbonated water.
T<xlay,
however,
no
one
would
dream
of
tii«.dnn ru le an d fo u r c e n tu rie s
Lemon Float
boiling the lemon juice according to
Add to lemonade a dip of lemon
of T u rk ish ru le cam e to an e n d ."
Chine-e custom. Freshly extracted juice sherbet or lemon frozen cream.
SUNDAY SCHOOL T fM ES
dire*rtly from the fruit is the first re­
Lemon Shake
At once a v a s t sy stem o f J e w ­
quirement for good lemonade. The
Shake together well: % cup Cali­
longer it stands, the less flavor and fornia lemon juice, % cup sugar, / t cup
ish Im m ig ratio n w as p lan n ed . T o­
health content it has.
milk, l/ t cup crushed ice (4 ice cubes).
day sees 425,00ft Je » ’s In P a l­
Nothing could be purer than the juice
Lemon G inger Flip
e s tin e . T h e n atio n flo»-ed Into
in citrus fruits, which is ideal replace­
1 lemon, extract juice
th e em pty la n d . S w am p s have-
ment for the water the body loses in
Vi orange, extract juice
been re c la im e d ; Irrig a tio n s e t
perspiration when the sun’* rays are
Sugar to taste
T his young lady not only d rin k s
over-active. Food authorities recom­
Crushed ice to fill */, glass
milk but w ea rs a sm a rt “ m ilk up. railw a y s, h ig h w ay s, ca n als
mend fresh fruit juice beverages first a* Combine and fill glass with: Ginger alo
m a d s“ su it. Th* fabric, aaya th e w ate r nystem * p u t In : H aifa,
r.».fcig drinks, for they actually miti- Add: Bit of shredded lemon peel
Milk In d u stry F oundation, la a by­ m odern h a rb o r. Je w ish F n lv e r-
gat#qhe effects of heat.
Lemon Eggnog
product *f th e caaeln from m ilk. a lty ; T«‘l Aviv, n e v an d m odern
1 egg white, beaten stiff with
Wrhen you drink a big glass of lemon­
1 tablespoon sugar
ade. you really do cool off. research
city : an d th e lan d th a t w as v
1 egg yolk, beaten well with
workers have found. Exposure to high
d e s e rt now bloaaom s lik e th e
2 tablespoons lemon juice and
ro se . So a t la s t, th e sig n of . temperatures may cause as much as 50
1 tablespoon sugar
Milk
per cent loss in vitamin C from the
th e en d-tim e Is h e r e . I t is n o t
Fold three-fourths of the egg whits
body tissue. For replacement, nothing
th e w ar in E u ro p e , h ut T H E R E ­
is better than citrus fruits, most abun­ with sugar into yolk mixture. Pour
dant in vitamin C. Lowered vitamin C into a tall glass and fill with milk,
TIMIN' O F T H E JE W TO T H E IR
reserves go hand-in-hand with “that almost to top. Stir well. Top with
OWN I.AND. T H E BEGINNING
tired feeling," to keep up your lemon­ remainder of egg white.
OF T H E END.
All drinks for which recipes are gives
ade intake!
T he m ean tim e, as to you. jrour-
For a cool, old-fashioned lemonade above are in quantities for one only.
Lemon w ith Hot or Cold T ea
w«-lf Seven die ev ery m in u te .
that will hit the spot, remember three
Correct tea service, hot oF cold, in­
rules. Use fresh lemon juice and plenty
Y our m in u te is o n th e w ay.
of it. Use ice, and more ice. Don’t clude* lemon garnishes. Juicy quarters
does y o u r h e a r t te ll you it h a s
make it too sweet—it’s more refreshing should be included as well as decorative
Bu A B N E R G O R D O . I
lntd hold on C h rist as S av io u r?
a bit on the lemony side. To sweeten, slices. Insert cloves, if liked. For iced
S PAKT ot lhe annual «priny No? T h en c ry to G od fo r m ercy.
try honey or sugar and water syrup to tea, an end of the lemon, sliced to fit
over edge of glass, is admirable.
clean • up. paint • up program C ry u n til H e gives y o u r h e a rt
get the professional touch.
tom e owners And It practical to
Grated lemon peel (1 teaspoon for
th
e
fa
ith
.
NOW
IS
T
H
E
DAY
N o tf. For recipes, nse first the lemon­ each 4 to 6 cupe> gives either hot or
yaint interior flooring where heavy
ade recipe a* given; balance as you iced tea a delicate flavor and aroma.
lervice exposes the w ood to d irt OF SALVATION.
wish from this selection or other tested Place grated peel in teapot with tea.
g r e a s e and staining necessitating
recip«oi which may appeal to you as Add boiling water. Lemon juice ia also
(sequent cleaning
suitable.
good with black coffee, hot or iced.
Since high lead content door paint
P
aid
A
d.
Is impervious to action of water, dirt B eaverton, O re .
and grease, any stain upon It 1»
readily removable by »tmple wash
Ing
If the Aoor is new. or old but tn
good condition, merely scrub thor­
oughly with a hot Ml soda solution
to clean-up dirt and grease as well
•s to remove any surface wax
If the floor la old and badly worn
the original finish should be re­
moved entirely with a paint and v ar­
nish rem over and scraper Wipe up
eny rem aining wax by washing with
benzine To neutralize a strongly al­
kaline remover, wash the floor with
e pail full of clean w ater containing
ways fails. Only a first rate prod­
OUR BRAND of democracy was
about one pint of strong vinegar
Follow by rinsing surface with clear
uct, fairly priced, can stand the
won for us, and is being held for
water
dazzling glare of national adver­
Mix the paint on the Job from the
us, by men who chose their own
pure paste pigment, oil and thinner
to assure quality and quantity
tising. When you think of the
careers, owned big farms, built big
Apply prim ing coat composed of
I parts (by volum e) soft paste w hite
heavily advertised soups, soaps,
factories, and did what selling was
lead. 3 nnrta raw linseed oil. t parts
turpentine
breakfast foods, mechanical refrig­
necessary to keep those farms and
Follow with oody coat of 0 parts
loft pa te white lead. I p art raw lin-
erators, automobiles, silverware,
factories busy.
geed oil < p a r t s turpentine
A* flni-h cool »pplv S parts soft
radios — you are thinking of the
One of the biggest aids in maw
past,- wihite leod l rxart raw linseed
oil 2 parts * iih of turpentine and
aristocrats among commercial arti­
selling is mass advertising. In the
floor •'■rnlsh
Add I,” pint liqulo drier per gal­
cles.
long run, it "polices” itself.
lon raw !m eed
I .n prim ing coat,
I pint per ga" n raw linseed oil
Advertising of poor products al-
Courtesy Nation'» Business
used foi t>. uy « i finish cu.ots
Summer Thirst Allayers
M00 TO YOU!
A
If It’s Heavily Advertised
It HAS to be G O O D