The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, April 12, 1946, Image 1

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VOL. 19. NO. 11
E S T A B L IS H E D 1927
Babson Talks
Facts on
Our Rail Roads
Norblad . Favors
Natures Building
'Ve1
s‘ sl°pe
Has Ma"y
vv
Projects Under
Daylight Hours
Construction
BOOST Y O U R H O M E T O W N AN D
M A K E A B E T T E R P LA C E TO L IV E
946
Calling All Greyhounds
Portland, May 14
n
Eastern Oregon hasn't anything on
E astern W ashington
county^-w hen
a ¡»
.
'
W ashington.
— ..... ° ......'
Your Telephone Will
Come In Time
Advised to
Investigate this
Income Tax
D. C.—R
under w ay
av on
— — epresentative
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; . e C . u . onstruction
n s ir u r a o n is unaer
W h en will you get that telephone
.
^ UeI ^ . ° . r.bl“ d . ^ )
in a building to be occupied by the W est hounds got the coyo“ s ¿ea t I S
^
e n c . 2 .gin g "a n sw e r
talk delivered this w eek on a na- slo p e P harm acy, operated by Gill ¿ „ “ “ -Thu-td'
tionw ide radio foru m p rogram de- T orrance.
iy
r
.
enin
u
n
d
.
question
was given tod a y by H arley
Iclared his opposition to pending leg-
T he W est Slope L um ber C om pany. B. F. •• it D. Sirene sounds for
„ "F ire J. Barber, m anager o f
the
W est
1 tfme °n l °
da>'Ught Sa' ing w f ‘ ®h have recently erected a large but jf
resWe" in EaMm n W a 'h - C oast T elephone C om pany. T he en­
tire telephone industry, he reported,
•
.
| retail yard, have just about com p let- 1 in wtn»»
.
... . . .
,
Babson Park, Mass.,
A pril
12.
Next M onday. A pril 15, is the dead-
1 .V *
nlOS‘ 0 f . us th e matt.e r o f ed ‘ be b u ild in g. A new fro n t is be- se c o n d s
lo n g e r
^
J lu
h ea r a is con cen tratin g its efforts on filling
Fi/k e A building,
,,,1.1 i m . e and
..... 1 a
■. "era n d 8c h'nr!il*
* himrir-a«
W ar cam e to the rescue o f the d ayl**ht savin g tim e is one o f per- ing put on the o ffic
the num erous requests fo r new ser- '*ne fo r veterans alon g w ith the
— J- —
• - in tr a ffic and 80nal con ven ien ce” said Norblad. gleam ing white coat o f paint has hgaa”,d
,£iir i ‘ d °f g,,T ivlce-
i general public to file their state
railroads.
The decline
with the *“
farm
er . it “ is “ a serious vevn
been Kivcn
given m
the
entire
l)ation o ()f f tho
th
nu»nv° Vnhhlt
1 An im portant
this
direction
Rosson,
, ................*
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e en
ure yard building
DUiiaing ; nntion
,.Qkk,,(o
inni step in m
is a
irectlor ! incom e tax
i “ * returns,
"eiurns, H
n u ugh
g n E.
EJ. n
o
earnings w hich had persisted since . but
with
his
livelihood, and the fen ce surrounding the yard.
.
.. . .. . '
,, ‘ .
y "'a s the recent con feren ce between departm ent o f veteran s’ a ffa iii dl-
the 30 s ceased. V olum e o f tra ffic in terference
Mrs. Clara B. F rench is rem odeling
h H
.
.. .
_
the executive com m ittee o f the U .S rector, cautioned today.
and net in com e reached new peaks. Som e living in cities and tow ns en-
„ J,
M ultnom
------ Assn.
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—
- * Because o f $3,000
«•» -w ,
ii
... ah
„•» Sta-
k » ,. In d e p e n d e n t T elephone
and
H ow ever, the real w orth o f rail se­ jo y the extra hour o f daylight but her residence and the real estate o f-
»u n i
Ut
.. m ___ 1 _____ .
- .
...1 „I, .. .» _____ . exem ption gra n i­
dlum next sum m er- l i
o
fficia
ls
o
f
equipm
ent
m
an
u
factu
r­
ed
all
veterans
fo r each year in
curities m ust be judged, not on past, we should realize that this is m ere- flee In W’ est Slope.
lon g n ow —the races
begin
this
ly a m atter o f pleasure to us while A residence c is being
fo r J. A
ing con cern s.
w hich they served one day o r more,
but
on lu
future
uv. uu
iu re p erform
en orm a an
n ces. Sever-
S e v e r -; *_
uc,llo built
u
ve&r on Mav 14
al things must be considered when * ‘ h f
1 u * if0? * ? 1®» ® d ' S' HiIler' real estate dealer- west o f | J Th
dog racing people are a iol-
The loCal c o m Pany ia a m em ber most veterans will have no incom e
m aking a decision on railroad e a r n -, rU? l 10n ° f hU w ork 8Chedule.’*
South Slope.
ly grou p and a flne^bunch o f s n o rt. o f the I " d*P«ndent grou p w hich c o m ­ taxes to pay, but th ey m ust at least
ing p ow er:—volum e o f tra ffic, o p e r -! . in g r e s s can not ch ange the laws
T he building is under w ay o f a ¿ h e a d y the boys ue m oving in and prises m ore than 6000 telePhon e com - (He returns if they com e under one
ating expenses, taxes, bond interest ? f " a‘ ure nor tel1 an . ° rego.n dairy house being con tru cted by the W est , h greyhounds are barkinu for gar !’anies throu ghou t the United States, o f the follow in g classification s list-
and rate charges.
i herd to change its habits. A farm - Slope C om m u n ity C hurch fo r the
B J
re a
nk tor Kar i a Speed
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- o f the m e e t -1 ed by the tax com m ission,
w as - the
keynote
lie and ham burger.
T ra ffic O utlook
er 3 w ork ing d ay is hard enough pastor's occu p an cy.
ing. and plans were perfected fo r ex ! I. E very resident having a net in-
pediting delivery and installation o f com e, including service pay, o f $800
V olum e o f freight tr a ffic varies in ' " ‘ thout ™,r ^ , ‘ n g to “ a k ® ,U k
n
y
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telephones, sw itch boards and other or m ore for the year 1942, 1943 or
proportion to business activity. B e -' m ° r e . d lfficu lt-
N orblad
further
equipm ent essential
to op eratin g a 1M4 and $750 or m ore for the year
fore the
war,
their
com p etitors stated-
_
m odern com m un ication system .
i 1945, if single, or if m arried and
(trucks, autom obiles, pipe lines, s h ip -1 r, C ong^ ssman
Jam es
Fulton,
of
ping and airplanes) had cut into the " n ^sy^van ia- author o f the pending
Although the industry has u n d e r-: n° l living with husband or wife,
railroads’
revenue. H ow ever,
the le£ islatlon . spoke in fa v or o f the
¡taken the greatest m odernization and I 2. E very resident h aving a net in-
I expansion program in its h is to r y ,, conn«, including service pay, o f $15,
w ar helped the railroads and hurt ! Pr°P osal-
Mr. B arber pointed out that the m a - iw or m ore fo r any year, if m arried
the other carriers. T he
railroads, |
j jo r ob jectiv e at present is to pro- and living with husband or wife.
m oreover, need no tim e to adjust
J A »»
J
A»
them selves to peacetim e operations. '-*00^1 A t t t ? n u a n c t * A t
I vide at the earliest possible date to | 3. E very resident h avin g a gross
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ________
those w h o
have been w aiting for com e, including service
pay,of
$4,
A pent-up dem and fo r goods, with Rod And Gun Club Meeting
This week, A pril (th to 13th, P o r t - : mm W
A A ll j
A il B. J
it, ho added:
000 o r m ore regardless o f net incom e
the greatest cash reserve in m any x/i __i
i •
/-<
land observes Visiting^ Nurse W eek.
j “ T he telephone industry has been ! It’s easy fo r the veteran to file,
years, should insure g ood business Membership Growing
con ju n ction with N ational K n ow
E xpenditures
totaling m ore thnn faced with
unusual d ifficu lties. F or Incom e tax o fficia ls in Salem said
activity and thus a large volum e o f
he last m eeting ° o f the B eaverton Y o u r P ublic H ealth
Nurse
W eek. $2,893,000 will be made in the next exam ple,
norm al additions to the all the veteran need d o is m ost
freight. Passenger tr a ffic should a l - .
as " e a tended April m arks the 44th A nlyersary o f few years by hom e ow ners on farm s com p a n y ’s plant have not been pos- cases Is to w rite a letter to the tax
so be good fo r a while in spite o f ^ d
d G
° b
auto and air com petition .
an.
met ing o anyone the visitin g N urse A ssociation, the ancj ,n gnlau com m unities o f W ash - ’ sible fo r nearly five years. D uring com m ission
sh ow ing
these
three
The Federal R eserve B oard's Index
e . S ( ,v ,n
elt P>ogram.
ea- oldest organization o f its kind on jn gton County to Improve present this tim o there has been a trem en- things:
o f Industrial P roduction sh ow s an
‘‘ m "£ T e vvo ‘‘ v3 “ 10 ' \ es‘ Coast, and ° n c w hich is eiectric service and hom e plumbing, dous increase in the dem and fo r ser-
1. Date he entered the service.
L
i n ! !
He ! , y f
H recogn ized n ation ally for outstanding
T hese outlays w iu mean addition- vice.”
! 2. T he date he w as discharged.
increase from 110 in 1929 to 171 in
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e s an
s e iiic e t o the public.
aj incom e to p ractically every local
“ W e have been faced w ith sh ort-i 3. H is in com e fo r each year in
1941.
In line with these increases,
A nglers Club. M artin spoke on the
P ost-w
ar
an tin- business
and will
finance
a u
d u
d iu
itio
n -! | " ages
o 4 f iiitiio
m aterials
and 1111
men,
as well
service.
railw ay
freigh
t tr
a u ffic
jum
ped
to
a l <« rj, «Hatin' tu,u i/>V» ! a ■ _ «
j
4
4
ua
it .
ju
u ip
cu
LU c
. « «
j
* j P ortland,
, fa
, cin g
uoiucoa
<niu
w in
m
u tiic c
a
uu
n co u
t laio
emit
11, as
w rit , a
t i v
new prew ar peak in 1941 with an in-
, v'
,* 2 .
m !'Ua .
Pr®ce d f n‘ ‘?d r *se ln
population aj wiring, bathroom im provem ents as other recon version problem s. T he
His letter will be accepted as an
crease o f 25 billion ton-m iles carried
y u e
, '»»-in-.rA
‘ ' CS
b. rth rate: a ser,ous shortage an(j new electrical equipm ent for telephone instrum ent Itself is on ly < incom e tax return,
officia ls
said,
over those in 1929. It certainly seem s : '
U n lim ited ” . \ :
o f . d° cto r ® and tl-ained nurses, crow d
the cou n ty’s 9,407 farm and r u r a l , five per cent o f the equipm ent nec- The com m ission is receivin g such let-
that the railroads could count upon |
tV ^'vrnim whirli"
ed A .T Pltalf. , aTV l
c r o " 'dpd ' iv'iafr hom es already served with electrl- essary to give service. In som e in- ' ters at the rate o f 40 and 50 a day,
at least their prew ar gross tr a ffic ^
conditions, finds the services o f this clty accord in g to a study released i stances, arrival o f new instrum ents counting those askin g fo r tax in for-
w hich gave them $500.000,000 net in
®
C om m unity
Chest A gen cy as im- b the x ile Council o f A m erica.
will make installation possible; in mation, they said.
194 L
. 11 : r ! „ n nrt
P0 rtan t n ° w as during the w ar years
In troduction o f running w ater i n - ! oth er cases the com p an y must have I T hey added that
an y
disability
T he D epartm ent o f C om m erce esti- p l f l l l d
equipm ent,
outside j pensions paid veterans by the vet-
in P nrîÎ
W e ll' baby c ln ‘ c8’ °P en
*very- stallation o f tiled bathroom s and re- central o ffice
m ates a “ Gross N ational P ro d u ct” o f ,.mH
t] relative
th > W iliam d ” 6'
lo^ atcd ^^n . . ‘ b a AV.
placem ent o f out-m oded plum bing plant facilities (such as cable, wire, 1 erans adm inistration are not taxable,
$150.000.000.000
This
could
d ^ecently re la t.ie to the W iliam - R ose City, E ast Portland, Mt. Scott. fixtu res head the list o f mogt Want- etc.) and additional m an pow er."
$150,000,000,000 fo
fo r r 1947.
1947. T
his could
Incom e tax returns, or requests fo r
ette closu re problem .
Sellw ood C ouch, A lbina and W ood - (,d fa rm home fea tures, D P . Forst
produce an increase in railroad gross
Mr. Barber expressed appreciation inform ation, should be addressed to
law
n districts. A
special
.......
P '° g ,a m i ch airm an o f the C oun cil’s R esiden- fo r the patience and
earnings over 1941 o f 5 per cen t fo r
co-operation the State T ax C om m ission, State O f-
arranged by the E m ergen cy Mater- jtia l
con stru ction
Com m ittee,
re- show n by those w aiting fo r service, T ice Building, Salem. P erson al
as-
1947.
This is especially interesting jyi
Recently Dischareed
m
t
y
a
n
d
In
fan
t
Care
D
epartm
ent
o
f
yeal#<j
Dne
,n
flv
e
farm
fam
ilies
when we note that the 1944 figure for ” , e n
* 1^ ,5 L n “ r 5 e a
and assured that the telephone C om -i sistance also will be given either at
the
State
B
oard
o
f
Health
Inform
s
th
hout
the
nation
plan
bath.
our Gross National P rod u ct w as $195,- From Military Service
pany is doin g everyth in g in its pow - the Salem o ffice , or in P ortlan d at
servicem en s wives o f the care avail-
im provem ents, he said,
000,000,000. T hus w e can get a 5%
_.
. „
.
er to m ake their w ait a short o n e .! R oom 709, O regon
Building,
F ifth
from
needed in
increase in railroad earnings even 1 1 hf . f° llo'v'n g nam ed m en fro
... able to them, and sends their n a m es' AddUional w irin g
. is -
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...
and Oak Streets.
with a decline o f $45,000,000,000 in to- tbe St^ te4Uo i O regon - bave been dl8' to ‘ he V isitin g N urse A ssociatm n 8° : r,ra(.ticallv every farm h o me with
Gov’t. App/oves Fund»
tal
national
incom e.
P redictions.
Charles P er
n
“ nU” e m 8y ma
& h° mC electricity, a ccord in g to the study. _
„
T h e Holy City” By
th erefore, point to a greater volum e \ B ^ V E R T O N — F ra n k Charles P er- calL
,
IA huge m arket likewise exists f o r i F o r Planning Of Sewage
SeC°nd ClaSS' Rt' 2 B0XI , T he o rg L a n iza tion s bedside
m .)kinK
nlachil)ea> qu ick
freezing Drainage O f Beaverton
o f railw ay tr a ffic du rin g the next I
Y
. . . nursing
. .
Community Chorus Easter
few vears than in the Deak Deace-
601-
program has been expanded to take units, electric m otors, baby ch ick j
tim e year o f 1941
T IG A R D — E dw ard Jam es Otte, ETM . care o f patients in the m iddle-in-
brooders and other equipm ent.
I W ord w as received this w eek o f i Sunday Evening
H ighcr C osts Inevitable
secon d class, R t. 1, B ox 133.
com e as well as the low er-incom e
E xpenditures in the
cou n ty
arc the approval by the federal govern - i A short O ratorio “ T he H oly C ity"
\\re must, how ever, rem em ber that T I G A R D -H e r b e r t W . M iller, A E T M . brackets,
R egistered
nurses
will part o f $38,562,000 program to be m ent o f an appropriation o f $10,550 ! by Gaul w in be presented by the
B
E
A
V
E
R
T
O
N
—T-4
Dan.
E.
Lucas,
help
all
w
h
o
require
h
om
e-nursing
“
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j
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there has been a 20% Increase in
care a ccord in g to Mrs. R obert C uad« r ‘ akt’n by O regon farm and ru- fo r the detailed planning o f a sew-1 B eaverton C om m unity Chorus E aster
wages since 1941 w hich will absorb R oute 2, B ox 230.
o
f
the
A
ssociation
ral
hom
e
ow
ners
in
the
next
five
age
disposal
p
roject
and
Sundav evening.
evening.
S100 000 000 in 1947
A n ric» ris» n S H E R W O O D — Sgt. W illard R . Yates, Bishop. P resident o f the A ssociation
.,a
, " „a
An 2«
. ,
.» P
t, d ra in a g e ; , Sunday
i.iuu.utxi.uuu in 1947. A price rise in
__a p , . , „
».
years, the study revealed. An es- propect for the City o f B eaverton.
T h i s will h o t h e n n l v c h u r c h
item s s essential
essential to
to the
thp milrnnHci
Fioute 4, B ox 5, T-4 E dw in » . Piittcr- F am ilies able to do so can pay $ •
to
q / vi nnn /-»*« etmiiar im .
..o o ci.id
;
‘
^
.
item
railroads, snrh
such
^ sun. n u u ie «.
^
a visit. The services o f the visit- “ nlated
on sim ilar Im-
T his adv.ee w as received from t h e , vtce Ea, ter evening as all the ch ur-
as lumber, steel and coal, will add sor1, B oute 1, B ox —9.
t ..
.
.
.
.
.
dd T IG A R D — P fc E lm er L. M ulvaney, in g Nurses are provided
free
to p n w em im U to present e ectric s e r -f tw o O regon
Senators
im m ediately ches plan to parUcipate. T his pro­
to the increased costs due to wages.
1 u
this
f e e . vice
will be spent in the nation follow in g its approval.
! gram will clim ax the ’w eek ’s Union
those “ unable
to m eet
this
fee,
The grea ter operating e fficie n cy at- ^ ox 285A, R ou te 2.
These funds are made available 1 Services’
through
funds
allocated
by
the
P
o
r
t
-(
d
u
n
n
g
that
ttm
e’
tained during the w a r carried ov er
'
| to com m un ities where problem s exist
T he Chorus la made up o f m em bers
land
C om rnunuy
m unity 4;nesi.
Chest.
into peacetim e econ om y should help r
.
. i
i •»«.l
lancl 'Jom
, KKJ.I.Y I M O T O R CO. B U Y S L O T
: to assure that a proper system will f rom a ][ f be churches, and has been
overcom e the w age increases granted Fortunately, Little Damage
E xp ectant m others,
con valescen t t q s T A R T B lJIL D IN G s o o x
, be developed w hich adequately and p racticin g diligently fo r tw o m onths
betw een 1941 and 1946, a m ou n tin g R y Fire At Beaverton
patients, the aged and in lrng
p;
efficien tly solves existing oroblem s. under the able leadership o f Mr. W il­
W ’ e ---------
must 1 ask
ourselves, *- how-
r i
. •
»»/ j
j
acutely ill, anyone in need o f honn
I>,t 56, Steele’s A ddition was pur |
tbe p roject is not developed the u .
to 20%. V
—*----------*—
—
nursing care m ay secure ,t by call- ch „ sed this w eek by ja c k K elly o f
"
, under
Cady
ever, how v m
m uch
uch m
m ore
ore w
w ages
ages will be Electric Wednesday
ing the V isitin g Nurse A ssociation —
K eilv M otor
— ^i_
Co . fo
— r 't »»._
h e ->»-
site - o » f »».«i-
their c ' ly 18 u
antler
,luc‘ no obligation, h o w e v e r,; T here are tw o short Indies ch oru s
increased during the next year o r tw o.
A stubborn fire dam aged a small at B R oa d w a y 0551. In addition, the
y buUding to house a eom plete ' f ,b e
J?2®8
t ! r im * num ber8> " A t Kventide It Shall Be
F ixed C harges L ow er
W e find that the $500,000.000 net
V N A adv‘ 80ry^ s e r v ic e ^ « m
f i l d - m odern I n ^ f a c i l i t i e s and sh ow room ? ptp<1' . . ,b p G , t y _wiU. bav ^ to r^ a'; L igh t” , and "F o r Thee, O Dear. Dear
for th e Sh^ iiser*F Y a ze*n^ u tom ob >Ues burse the Kovernm ent fo r the a m ou at I C ountry” , and one ladies ch oru s with
'•
’
in com e o f 1941 with the w age and ‘ on Eleptric Shop H
W pd" eSdayn, m ° L r ' ance (alway9 Ur der a Pbysiclan s di; for the K.nser-FTdzer au tom oou ts e x pended in the original survey.
bass and soprano solo parts "L ist
1
nrice increased w hich will have o c - 1 in g ’ and ser,ous d a ma Re " as nar' rection ).
to all m others
on
the R ototillers, etc.
T
he
C
herubic
H ost” , and a double
cu rred since that date wil be highly row ly averted b y tb e action o f tbe health, diet, habit and trainin g o f
Thfi lot included 292 hiw ay fron t-
.
I »
C -« k
ch oru s num ber “ Let T he H eavens R e­
lnadeauate
to
meet
1947
operating
fire
d
'-P
^ttn
ent.
tbpir
children,
instructions
in
car
R
„
C
a
n
y
o
n
R
o
a
d
Juat
beyornl
the
The
Journey
Into
Faith
inadequate to m eet 1947 operating
jo ic e ” . Several full chorus num bers
expenses
S tarting fro m undeterm ined sour^ |nR fo r patients In the horn,k disease prM ent location o f Dr N orm an E. Film At Congregational
expenses.
I I f f railroad net incom e is
o f m ixed voices and three solos co m ­
^ P K„
» » „s in e s »e tiv itv c e s" the fire cre P‘ undi r the waUs prevention, and the prevention of Johnaon.
C ,-J ,
lU lm k »
plete the program . A m on g the so lo ­
W ork on the building is expected Lhurctl Sunday INlgllt
m ust6 re'm aln ^ w e*?'above"the
o f / bp 'T e 'a t ^ b l f t T h e h e a t T h e K lr,h rr ‘ b f * f U° " fr ° m pa“ entS
ists tak in g part are: Mrs. J. C. M c-
_______
.
to
start
Im
m
ediately.
vel and an increase in rates will be aot to ° g r * £ ,bu5 th e j h^at_ °f_ ^ ® com m u n icable diseases
T his Sunday evening at 7 p. m. the Cam m on. Mrs. R obert Zim brick, Mr.
fire was su fficien t to dam age som e
Y ou n g P eople o f the C on gregation al H arris Hansen, Mr. H arry Carlson
- le tily
- , visiting
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a n —
d ' com p
public is in a m ood to accept such ruined a g ood garden hose. Fnrtu-
.
» ..n
n t« - Elite Dress Shoppe Plans
C hurch are presenting u 'e second in and Mr. L ester Little,
F ortu - a phonjnjr
the V isitin g nr..,—
N urse A
ssocia
is any reader’s guess.
ia series o f religious
Il'-n s:
"T h e ( i „ ali it prom ises to be a very
TnS& m uch stron g- nate,y tw o b a rcels o f oil stored there Uon 0 f f ice s. 1008 S. W . Sixth Ave. Opening Soon
T he railroads are
| Journey In to F aith ” .
: special and fine Easter m usical pre-
did not ignite.
B
roadw
ay
0551.
er position
now than
in
prew ar
T he E lite Dress Shop, to be oper- j T he picture is a story o f inrents ■ sentatlon.
years, since they have used $2,500,-j
ated by Mrs. E dna Manges, will be l«‘a d ‘ "K ‘ o ‘ he cru cifix ion o f C hrist.,
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000.000 o f their w ar earnings to decrease , .
R parV i
Baseball Sunday-------
open
ju
st
at
soon
as
con
stru
ction
o
f
A
story
th
at
will
stay
with
you
fo
r
;
A
L
O H A -H U B E R
their debt. Consequently, their fixed L*- ^heSter Deactl
l / a l t n n XT. , K1 rl i O ,
Observing Public
Health Week
Visiting Nurses
«4'
Friday, April 12,
Beaverton, Oregon,
charges have perhaps declined $200,- Coming Home
000,000 a year. T h ey have also in-
“ theTr ' net w ork in g capital
A nother W ash in gton County boy
from a 1941 level o f $600,000.000 to is expected hom e soon. Lt. Chester
« “ (iOOOOOOOO in 1946
¡B each , U. S. A rtillery, from the P a -
Jr
1 io
c ific is am on g the G. I ’s. on board
1» is evident that railroad net earn- the ^ E rnestine K ora n d o” w hich is
jnPe Wiii hinee on both higher rates due to d ock at San F rancisco this
ami an expanded volum e o f tra ffic week. Lt.
! ’• h
has
forw arded
Tf the next several years fa v o r both hom e quite a collection o f w ar sou-
these fa ctors
railroad net incom e venters from the P a cific, including
_ _
should rem ain fa irly good.
H _ ow ever, rifles. Jap sabres, sw ords and num -
1. it smart to bet ’'on the possibility erous other Jap equipm ent on dis-
o f both higher rates and a high vol- play at B each ’s M arket in B eav-
ume o f tr a ffic w hen railroad securi- erton.
ties are now selling so com paratively
h ig h ?
Taxi Service Started In
Silver Tea of Bethel No. 20
Job’
Daughters. Given
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.
Sundav In Masonic Temple
p ie te ^ " A t ‘ t h e Mpresent "tim e c*ert°a?n
Dr. Garson L. Kane, recently dis-
charged from the arm y dental corps
^ / t h e rar.k o f M ajor, has taken
o ffic e space in the building on the
corn er o f Firrt and W atson S ts. In
the same building con tain in g the of-
of ^
c E and H . E Mason.
,
-
I Mr and Mrs. John Green. M r and
get a better pair o f Mrs Bill Green and daughter Elale.
N ow you can
ie . In
m the
w.e U S A than you o f V ancouver. W ashington, and Mr.
spectacles
, . tn G erm any, even when that a nd Mrs. W m . B rooks o f Hazel Dale,
cou ntrv was produ cin g Its best, the w ere guests o f the G eorge W atsons
Department o f oC m m erce says.
o f A loha Sunday.
Art Lessons Popular with Army Regulars in Paris
f s »
E veryon e is invited to com e to the j
School Notes
m aterials necessary to the instalia- ^ X g ^ M u T e a n T en joy b T h o u r ' Uene Olson o f the 4th grade has
tion o f the w indow glass is retard- ^
y
been ln the Jones H ospital for a few
Ing its com pletion.
P’_________________
days. All the children have written
' W h en open the new dress shoppe
. ..
. ,
.
letters to her.
will feature ladies dresses, sweaters. A n n u a l H e a l t h L / i n n e r
skirts, lingerie, purses and hats. It Meeting W e|| Attended
A rdythe Johnson o f the 6th ffrade
is planned to feature ch ild re n s w e a r , "
»
j l s ill at her home with rheum atic
' in the near future.
T he annual din jjer m eeting o f the fever. H er class m ates are m aking
j
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_
_ 1JJt . | W ash in gton C
ounty
P ubllo -----------,
H ealth | a Joke book fo r her.
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A com bination alum inum KTidalf*, , jA-saoctattor» waa held T u esday eve-1
skillet, roasting dish and platter I* nlnK at the F orest G rove C hristian ! T h e Eighth graders from N orth
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am on g a m an u factu rer’s new P™>- Church with P resident Clyde Y o u n t '
.V ? ?* * "* "* to vUlt our e‘«h th
1 ducts fo r better living.
o f H illsboro presiding.
grad e today.
D r R ich a rd R . M organ. C onsu lt-,
M „ dred w m ia m a w ithdrew from
Beaverton— Home Owned
T a x i?
Y es sir, B eaverton has its
own taxi service w hich was inaugu-
rated a w eek ago and operated by
7
—
- 1 w H. Brenner, w h o has been a resi-
The Silver T ea fo r m em bers or dpnt q { B eaverton f o r a num ber o f
the E astern Star and M asonic L od£ e years.
w as given last Sunday afternoon
y
A m on g the service to be included
B ethel No. 20, o f Job's Daughters.
the new operating com pan y, will
T he T em ple w as beautifully de^ °r* be m erchandise and m edical pickup
ated with sprin g flow ers, cand e- ^
delivery service.
light and elaborate silver services
4
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P ou rin g were M esdames Guy
"»r!
_
,
n n«n .
H. Shofner. H arry B row nrigg. F. L D r . G a r s o n L . K . a n e U p e n s
M cG eorge M J Beeler and H a^ y Dental Offices In
W righ t. T he girls o f J o b s daugh-
ters «erved and presented a delight B e a v e r t o n
fu l m usical
afternoon.
r u ir d iT n
and
F rancis Livermore G uardian H0* " r
M iss
M argaret
j R Talbert
Queen. H ost » m Dr. J. K
A ssociate Guardian.
Guard,
Mrs. E.
H
M a .iers.
Secretary-
IF-------Jupe-Pluve Approves
T he Tualatin V alley Baseball Lea-
pue wU1 hold its first gam e o f the
season in B eaverton Sunday, that is,
if the w eather will “ d ry up” .
B eaverton ’s baseball club has had
a WPek
---- o f entertainm ent prior to the
open in g
of
the
league . Monday
niifht there was a p a rty , W, !
night they w ere entertained, and to
night there is another party sched-
uled.
Sunday w e’ll have to be ou t at the
park at 2:30 and see if the w eek of
w as too m uch fo r the boys.
Home Building,
Modernizing
Benefits County
m
ms
" n!. i / l T n ^ y
of
"
and C lark C ollege, P ortland, waa the
'g u e st
speaker.
Miss
Jane
A llen ,'
I field organ ization secretary o f the
| O regon T ubercu losis A ssociation eval­
uated the yea r’s w ork under Mrs.
, Zola M organ as C ounty E xecutive
! secretary.
T h e F ollow in g o ffice rs w ere elected
fo r the ensuing year; P resident, Mr.
Clyde Y ou n t, H illsboro; V ice P resi­
dent, Mrs. M. C. M cK ercher, B eaver­
ton ; 2nd V ice President, Mrs. B. E.
B righam , F orest G rove:
Secretary,
Mrs. J. E. May, F orest G rov e: T rea­
surer, Mrs. C laren ce Maas, H iltshoroi
D irectors, Mrs. Ja ck Annand, T igard :
Mrs. C. O. Mabee, A loh a ; Mr. C. J.
Flnke, M asonic Hom e, F orest Grove.
T h os attending the m eeting from
B eaverton w ere: Mrs. M. C. M cK er-
cher, Mrs. F ran k R ossi, Mrs. A lbert
H ighbe and Miss M erle Davies.
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St ar Pinochle Club
RPD MA-37S
The overoee cWilioe rarely
♦ortnae to offend oity of
th, 0ft school« in for.» Th. .oldier* b«»y of fheir *o«el. oro membars
cf th* Army 0 » 0««i>atK .n m i-r o p e . U m
ort now eflsrsd toe ’ ’Gyardten »1 Victory.
m
I adetafm nel arpcrf.n rt.w
’
nut ‘ hird grade and
ach oo, in p o rtian d.
—
ha.
entered
Rebekah Meeting
T he B eaverton R ebekah L odge will
hold their regular m eeting Tuesday,
A pril 16 at 8 o'clock .
T he Past
N oble Grands and ch arter m em bers
will be ho.iored guests and are In­
vited to be there. A social hour will
follow .
MRS. T. W . B LAK EN E Y WINS
MANY A W A R D S AT PORTLAND
PRIMROSE SHOW
Mrs. T. W . B lakeney o f R ou te 1,
BPaVerton took m any prizes at the
annual prim rose show In P ort-
|and
A
special
aw ard o f outstanding
specim en plants was given to Mrs.
other honors she received w ere: First
j prize fo r her double white in the
T he Star P in och le Club m et Tues- acaulis grou p ;
in the
polyanthus
¡d a y at the hom e o f Mrs. D ashney grou p ; first prize fo r the rose shades,
1 after a delicious dessert luncheon 2 bronze and pastel; second prize for
| tables w ere in play. Prizes goin g to , her white seedling and first prize for
| first: H attie I-a Due, travelin g prize ¡th e purple seedling,
to Mable Castell and low to R uth De
Mrs. B laken ey also took
second
Haan. T h e next m eeting will be at prize fo r individual floral arrangs-
th s De H aan hom e.
ments.