¡H H B
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
FRIDAY, JU N E 28, 1946
Elected Member
Petroleum Gas
Hoard of Directors
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Keep Oregon
Green; Hazardous
Season Ahead
G overn or E arl Snell this week
n otified Mr. Jam es Lewis, W ash
ington C ounty Chalramn that Mr.
F rabk S chm altz
of Glendw ood
had been selected at the recent
m eeting o f the W illam ette Valley
L og g in g C onference to give all
possible aid to his K eep Oregon
Green C om m ittee during the dry
sum m er m onths ahead.
The nam ing o f Mr. Schm altz
as a representative o f the log
g in g industry m eans closer co o p
eration from the loggers o f this
section,
the
county
chairm an
pointed out ,as he is a logger and
w as nam ed by
Allen C. Smith,
retiring president o f the C onfer
ence to represent the loggers o f
W ashington C ounty in fire pre
vention w ork.
A t the annual session o f this
grou p at E ugene in May the log
gers urged their m em bership to
give
w holehearted
support
to
K eep O regon Green,
and asked
G overn or Snell to name a logger
in each o f the eighteen W estern
Oregon counties to w ork with the
local K O G com m ittees and whose
jo b would be to get the logging
industry organized to reduce the
num ber
of
m an-caused
forest
fires.
T he log g in g
C onference
made the nom inations to th e G ov
ernor.
“ W e expect a greatly Increased
hazard from out-of-state travel
ers in our w oods," Dean Paul M.
Dunn, state head o f K O G pointed
out in a letter to the local ch air
man, "all o f
which means we
must double our efforts to pre
vent forest
and
range
fires
caused by careless acts o f our c i
tizens. T his season will see our
w oods extrem ely dry.”
L isting
principal causes o f forest firest
as cam p fires,
cigarettes, and
throw ing
of
lighted
m aterial.
Dunn urged every citizen to use
a "degree o f caution and co m
m on sense" w hen using the fo r
ests and fields o f our state to
help K eep O regon Green.
Protect his
A m e rica !
’*'
Oniy you can ¡
PREVENT
FOREST FIRES i
J ack
W . Crane, o f
Gas-Heat,
Inc, 2772 C herry Ave., Salem, has
been
elected
a m em ber o f the
national board o f d irectors o f the
L iqu efied P etroleum Gas A ssoci
ation, it w as announced tod ay by.
Charles O. Russell, o f Des Moines,
Iow a, the new president.
Mr. Crane is the O regon state
representative on the new board
and was nam ed in an election in
which all m em bers o f his state
participated. The new board o f di
rectors and
new o ffic e r s
were
seated at
a national con vention
o f the
association at
C olorado
Springs, Colo.
M em bers o f the a ssociation are
the produ cers and m arketers o f
liquefied petroleum gas — butane
and propane — m ore com m on ly
know n
as “ tan k ”
and bottled ”
gas. M akers o f appliances and e-
quipm ent used with these gases
are in the association.
DoHiiHLite Payrolls
Show (sain
D ow nstate' pay rolls fo r the
first quarter o f 1946 gained m ore
than five m illions over the sam e
period a
year a g o
and about
seven m illions over the final 19-
45
quarter
while
M ultnom ah
County pay rolls lost 38 and 9
per cent respectively from the
same periods.
R eports from 12,000 em ployers
su bject to the state u nem ploy
m ent law show w age gains this
year in
27 out o f
36 counties,
while in tw o oth ers the loss was
less than
one per cent.
First
quarter totals fo r the state were
$143,603,000
against
$144,013,000
fo r the
precedin g
quarter and
$188,009,000 fo r the first quarter
o f 1945.
Four cou n ties- -Douglas,
Jose
phine, Linn and M orrow —report
ed higher w age paym ents fo r the
first three m onths o f 1945 than
fo r either o f the entire years o f
1938 or 1939. F ou r others B en
ton, Lane, T illa m ook and Y a m
hill -ca m e w ithin 25 per cen t of
equalling their pre-w ar annual to
tals.
G reatest percentage o f increase
ov er early 1945 pay rolls were re
ported from Josephine, Malheur
and Grant, all about a third h igh
er; while M ultnom ah dropped 50
m illions from its w ar-tim e total
o f $130,986,600 fo r the first quar
ter o f 1945. M ultnom ah's propor
tion o f the state's totnl decreased
to abou t 56 per cent as against
nearly 70 per cent in war-tim e.
W ith the exception o f a gricu l
tural, railroad
and public em
ploym ent, m ost con cern s with 4
o r m ore w ork ers and a quarterly
pay roll o f $500 are covered by
the state unem ploym ent com m is
sion.
W ashington cou n ty ’s pay rolls
fo r the first quarter o f 1946 were
$1,377.312 n gainst
$1.301,504 fo r
the sam e period a year before.
$200
$200
IN YOUR PRESENT FURNACE
Your Fuel Problem
A LL
0. G. BARNUM
AUTO M ATIC
Portland—TAbor 4504
$200
$200
’ VETERAN Need« Used or Burned Out
ELECTRIC
TO
START
W ILL
PAY
MOTORS
BUSINESS
CASH
Leave Name or Motor at Beaverton Hardware
Phone Beaverton 3921, or call Andrew Strieker,
Portland, GArfield 4922
FOR RENT
FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS
A s a service to veterans in the
com m unity, this new spaper will
publish a w eekly colum n o f ques
tions m ost frequ en tly asked con
tact men o f the V eterans A dm in
istration in this area. F or m ore
detailed
in form ation ,
veterans
should con sta ct
or w rite to the
nearest V A
con ta ct unit at I.O.
O.F. Hall, 10th and Salm on, P ort
land 5.
Q. A s an A m erican citizen, 1 en
listed and served
three years
with the Canadian
A rm y and
w as h onorably discharged. I am
now residing
in
the United
states. A m I entitled to any
b en efits fro m the U. S. govern
m en t?
,
A. Y ou are entitled to the edu
cation, loan guaranty and read
justm ent allow an ce ben efits that
have been provided veterans o f
the arm ed services o f the U n
ited States. I f you have a dis
ability you should apply directly
to the Canadian govern m en t for
pension benefits.
Q. I am a V eteran o f W orld W ar
II. Can I get a p riority to buy
building m aterials
to rem odel
m y h ouse?
A. C ontact or w rite to the near
est F H A o ffic e . T hey will act
upon you r request fo r material
priorities.
Q. W hen I left the service I was
told that the V eterans A dm inis
tration w ould give me free den
tal treatm ent. W h ere do I get
this d on e?
A. B efore you will be entitled to
dental treatm ent, the V A must
v e rify that you r present dental
con d ition
Is service-connected,
w hich m eans that they will have
to secure you r private records.
T o Initiate this, you must make
application at you r nearest VA
o ffice.
Q. Is it perm issible to name a
stepchild as b en eficia ry on a
N ational Service L ife Insurance
p o licy ?
A. Yes.
Q. I have not received all o f m y
w ar bonds purchased while in
the arm y.
W h ere do I w rite
for th em ?
A. D irect you r
request to the
A rm y W ar B ond office, O ffice
o f the Fiscal D irector, 366 W est
A dam s Street, C hicago, 111.
Q. I am planning to attend one
o f the E astern universities next
fall. W here
can I secure in
form ation as to
1. E ntrance requirem ents
2. C atalog o f cou rses offered
3. G ettin g a certifica te o f el
igibility
A. 1. W rite directly to the uni
versity you wish to attend.
2. M ost public libraries have
the catalogs o f m ajor univer
sities or you m ay request one
fro m the sch ool.
3. T ak e a certified or photo-
statlo cop y o f you r discharge
tc uny V A con tact or regional
o ffice . If you have dependents,
legal p roof must be subm itted
to show eligibility fo r subsis
tence.
<4- May several veterans use the
guaranty on real estate loans
to aquire property jo in tly ?
A. Yes,
but the
tota lam ount
guaranteed m ay not exceed 50
per cent o f the loan or the to
tal entitlem ent fo r gu aranty of
the veterans, w h ichever is less
er.
W- It is necessary fo r me to do
considerable
traveling by air
plane. If I w ere to die in an
nir acident, would a claim be
paid on my N SLI p olicy?
A. Yes, as there are no restric
tions on N SLI con cern in g tra
vel.
Low-Down From
Hickory Grove
Workers Needed
In Alaska
W hat this cou n try needs “ less
o f” versus “ m ore o f,” is a sub
je ct for research. Up to n ow we
been goin g in fo r “ m ore o r ’— we
been gettin g m ore and m ore pro
m ises—and less m argarine. T hat
sorta sums It up.
A n y program
chairm an at the b ook review and
lunch club, If she is up against
the problem o f a subject, h aving
run out o f psych ologists o r gen
iuses with a flare
fo r m aking
sim ple things
com plicated, th ey
are free to use
m v suggestion,
and delve Into the "less o f” ver
sus “ m ore o f” subject.
"M ore o f”
lots o f
things is
good. Take leisure— that is good
but you get it dow n to where
you w ork on ly 35 h ours a week,
there is 133 h ours
left ov er—56
hours for sleep and 77 hours for
devilment. And if you ch oose to
skim p a bit on sleep, you can
cut it down to 6 hours a day
and have 91 h ours fo r frolic.
But on the oth er side o f the
argum ent on w h at w e have "less
o f and could use m ore,” look at
m am n’s girdle— and no rubber in
same. T he G ovt, can take over
a railroad, o r a co a l mine, o r a
pow er house, and get by w ith it,
but when it fum bles with m am a's
regalia, it is on thin ice. W ell,
says Henry, both sides o f "less
o f versus m ore o f” can agree on
one th in g—we got plently o f co n
fusion.
Y ours with the low down
JO E S E R R A
Skilled and unskilled w orkers
in 63 d ifferen t classification s are
needed In Naval A ctivities in A l
aska and the A leutian Islands it
w as announced by the Thirteenth
N aval D istrict this week.
V ac
ancies fo r civilan em ployees ex
ist at K odiak. D utch H arbor, A-
dak and Attu.
W ages fo r the
positions have
been Increased 25 per cent and
range from $1.35 per hour for un
skilled w orkm en to an average
o f $1.74 fo r journeym en and $2.74
hourly fo r supervisory employees.
A m on g the positions open are
billets fo r electricians, machinists,
plum bers, painters, riggers, steam-
fitters, welders, etc. T he norm al
w ork in g w eek fo r all em ployees
Is 48 hours, w ith overtim e paid
for tim e in excess o f 40 hours.
L od gin gs are available fo r $12
per m onth, and board is 70 cents
per dav. W ork ers are extended
Ship’s Service store privileges, as
well as h obby shops and other
recreation facilities All em ploy
ees will be flow n to A laska and
the Aleutians.
A pplicants are requested to ob
tain fu rth er in form ation at the
E m ploym en t O ffice. P uget Sound
Naval Shipyard. Brem erton, W ash
Dr. G eorge W. H arley, o f A sh-
| ville, S. C., m edical m issionary o f
the M ethodist C hurch in Liberia,
A frica, has been honored by P res
ident T ubm an, o f
Liberia,
with
the decoration o f "K n igh t C om
m ander o f the L iberian Hum ane
O rder o f A frican
R edem p tion .”
T his is fo r "ou tstanding service
to the people o f Liberia.”
Dr.
H arley— w h o holds M.D., D.T.M.
and Ph.D. degrees— built and su
pervises the M ethodist m$-¡sion
station at Ganta, near the F rench
W est A frica
border. A t Ganta,
w hich w as
built on virgin soil
and w hose buildings were literally
hewn out o f the surrounding fo r
ests, he has been physician, tea
cher, pastor, agriculturalist, m aster
o f m any trades, pioneer in lepro
sy experim entation, linguist in re
du cin g the
native
M ano
lan
guages to w riting, health o ffic e r
fo r the L iberian governm ent, su
perintendent o f a leper
colon y,
and research associate in an th ro
p ology fo r the P eabod y M useum
o f H ow ard U niversity.
You Can Do
Your Pari
OIL BURNERS NOW
Solve
T he Influence o f C hristian m e
thods o f
education and
social
w elfare, first shown to In d ia by
C hristian m issionaries, is n ow be
ing
noted
in
oth er
religious
groups o f that land. T he Sikhs o f
the A m ritsar area are planning
to open 100 village schools fo r
adults and to establsh 200 village
libraries— services never
b efore
rendered
b y th eir
faith.
The
sch ools will train teach ers o f the
Sikh d octrines and w ork ers a-
m on g the people. T he Indian N a
tional
C ongress Is
b a ck in g a
m ovem ent fo r the trainin g o f ed
ucated you n g
men and w om en
for social w elfare In the rural
villages.
A n “ intercultural cod e” fo r the
prom otion o f better relations a-
m ong races and cultures in A m
erica, is bein g proposed to the
General C ouncil o f the C on grega
tional C hristian Churches, at their
biennial m eeting in G rinnell C ol
lege this m onth.The
proposal is
made by the C ouncil fo r Social
A ction w hich adds that “ no fo r
mal d octrin e can be substituted
fo r th e calm
devotion to
the
Christian spirit.” T he cod e says:
"Its (the
ch u rch ’s)
attendance
and activities should be open to
all
w ith ou t
d iscrim in ation ; Its
m em bership should be open to all
C hristians;
Its church
o fficia ls
should include all C hristians; its
m utual aid should be to all peo
ple w in th out discrin m in atlon ; Its
m em bership should be open to all
C hristians;
It’s church
officia ls
should Include all C hristians; its
em ploym ent standards (Jobs con -
trolled by churches o r m em bers)
should
a ccord fair treatm ent to
all accord in g to their capacities
and needs w ithout discrim ination."
T he C ouncil adds that the teach
ings o f the
ch urch should co n
stantly em phasize: the fatherh ood
o f God, the broth erh ood o f man,
the dign ity o f the human person
since G od created the souls o f all,
and the universal redem ption o f
every man.
F our hundred P rotestant lead
ers in the
field o f foreign mis
sions, hom e
missions,
religious
education, social action, and re
ligious w ork am on g adult groups
will participate in the “ National
Adult
H om e
W ork
P lanning
C on feren ce” to be held at Lake
Geneva, W iscon sin, from Ju ly 28
to A ugust 4, under the general
chairm anhsip o f Dr. T. T. Sw ear
ingen o f the International C oun
cil o f R eligiou s E ducation.
The
C onference will con sid er how w or
ship, preaching, evangelism , study,
service and
fellow ship can be
joined
w ith
m issions,
religious
education an doth er broad inter
ests o f the ch u rch so as to serve
the religiou s needs o f adults in
local ch urches and com m unities.
E d itor G rove H. P atterson, o f
the T oled o (O h io) Blade, recently
returned from a visit to the Or
ient, d eclares that he is convinced
that the m issionary m ovem ent in
the F ar East, sponsored and sup
ported by w estern Christian ch ur
ches, "is now payin g heavy divi
den ds” to A m erica in the under
standing and support o f Christian
nationals in Japan, K orea, China,
and the Philippines. “ T o the aid
o f the C hristian
ch u rch in Ja
pan," says Mr. P atterson, “ w hich
is in fa ct a m issionary m ovem ent
in itself, has com e the deeply in
fluential Y ou n g M en’s
Christian
A ssociation. F or m any years the
Y.M.C.A. had been stron g in Ja
pan. M odern association s in the
A m erica nm anner have been op
erating in ten Japanese cities. De
spite the heavy dam age by bom b
ing, eight o f them ca rry on today.
The spirit fo r
service, fo r
re
building, and expansion, on the
part o f the Japanese secretaries
o f the Y, is beautiful to see —
W hat I ’ve said abou t Japan goes
fo r K orea and C hina.”
A dd this to you r
intelligence
tests qu estion : T h e A m erican B i
ble Society, du rin g
the past 12
m onths, has published the Bible
or portions o f it in the follow in g
languages:
Cebuan,
C om m ercial
K ick on go, Uamba, Ilocano, Japan
ese, K arre, Panayan, R ussian, Ta-
galoni, H aitian Creole, Bulgarian.
French, G erm an
Greek, Italian,
Polish,
Chinese, and K orean. In
what countries are these “ m other
tongues” ?
By W. W . R eid
O f course
you want to help
m ake the life o f every Service
man as secure and as happy as
he ever dream ed it might be.
But It w on't
be If A m ericans
R H E U M A T ISM
con tin u e to be careless with m at
ches, cigarettes and pipe ashes
and AR TH R ITIS
in hunting, fishing, and vacation
I su ffered fo r years and am so
lands; if we forget again to put
thnkful that I found relle»f from
our picnic fires and
cam pfires
this terrible affliction that I will
and land-clearing fires dead out;
\
gladly answ er an yone w riting me
^
we continue to burn forests
K n itting is a p opular pastim e for Inform ation. Mrs. Anna Pautz.
•*nd w oodlands that conserve w a with wom en because It gives them P. O. B ox 825, V ancouver, W ash.
ter, shelter gam e, and provide som ething to think about while
hom es and Jobs fo r millions.
Pd. A dv.— N U E-OVO Laboratories
talking.
YOU can help p rotect the A m
erica ou r Servicem en fought for
by observin g these rules, and ask
ing friends and neighbors to ob
serve them :
O N E Hold you r m atch till It's
cold then pinch It to make
sure.
T W O 4'rush out all you r sm okes
dead out. Then, when there’s
I W ILL PAY UP TO $250 OVER
an ash tray, use It!
W HAT YOUR CAR IS WORTH
T H R E E D row n you r
cam pfire
and w arm in g fire, then stir |
Phone
or Wire Me Collect Day or Night
and drow n again.
Business Phone — BRoadway 2726
FO U R Ask about the law and
a perm it — before burning
Residence
- Evenings — SUnset 6908
grass, brush, fen ce rows, ferns
sedge.
or trash Then burn
on ly on still
evenings, have
help handy, kill every spark.
F IV E R em em ber, always, that
Care will prevent
9 out o f 10 forest and w oods fires.
Don't Give Your C ar Away
A sign in fron t o f a shoe repair
shop pictured several styles o f rub
In this day and age, even with ber heels and a beautiful girl who
al lthe safety devices fo r fire was saying, “ I’ m in love w ith A m
prevention, there rem ains the ne
U nder
cessity fo r qu ick thinking and erica’s N um ber 1 heel.”
acting by individuals w hen fire neath, in sm all fem inine handw rit
strikes.
ing,, som eone had added, “ T o o bad
M any articles have been w rit sister! I m arried him ."
ten on the im portance o f know ing
when not to open a doar when
fire threatens a building. A little opening a d oor is the im portan ce
during a fire.
advance thought or trainin g on o f closin g doors
this subject can save an individ W hen a person is escapin g from
ual’s life. I f you aw aken from a room where a fire is raging,
a sleep and sm ell sm oke, you r if he doesn’t shut the d oor the
first m ove should not be to jerk fire is liable to overtak e him be
open the bedroom door, instead fo re he can m ake an effectiv e
put your hand on the d oor panel. retreat— this is true particularly
I f the w ood is hot it m eans that When tim e is needed to rescue a-
the hall beyond is ch arged with noth er party.
Lethal gas ran gin g from 800 to
lethal heat and
gas that can
kill alm ost instantly, and that the 1,000 degrees in tem perature can
stairw ay is probably cu t o f f from qu ick ly flood a building. T h e tw o
use. E scape should be made by recent hotel fires grap h ically il
a w indow if possible, or at least lustrated the truth o f these words.
F irem en agree that
thousands
call fo r help
from a window .
W ith a closed d oor betw een you o f persons w ould still be alive if
and the fire you
have every they had k n ow n and p racticed
chance o f surviving until rescue the sim ple technique Involved in
open in g or closin g d oors during
comes.
Next to the Im portance o f not a fire.
Close The Door
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—
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he hopes to find In the o v s t e r 1
shell.
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