The Beaverton enterprise., December 13, 1946, Image 10

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GIFTS
For Men, Women and Children
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ANSCO CAMERAS
Donald Duck Cameras
FOUNTAIN PENS
Parker " S I" Pens, $12.50 to $15
Parker Lifetime, $8.75
Eversharp CA, $15.00
W rites M onths W ithout Refilling
Eversharp Regular, $7.50 to $64
DRESSER SETS up to $35.00
T O ILET S IT S -- Evening in Paris, Coty, Dubary, Ayers, Chen Y u ,
Rogers and Gollett
KING'S MEN, OLD SPICE, SURF SPRAY, PINAUD and Others
For the Men of the Fam ily
FINE PERFUMES
Cologne, Toilet Woter, Sachet, Body Powder,
Talc, ond other Fine Toilet Preparations,
Suitable For every day use
Fine Soaps in Boxes, 75c to $2.50
BOX CANDIES. PIPES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, CIG A RETTES
Q u estio n s o f th e W eek
Q. I s th e p a re n t o f a W orld
W a r I or I I v e te ra n eligib le to re­
ceiv e a pension if th e v e te ra n 's
d eath w as n ot cau sed by m ilita ry
s e rv ic e ?
A. No.
Q. Am I en title d to an in cre a se
in com p en sation if m y serv ice-in ­
cu rred d is a b ility h a s in cre ase d
sin ce I w as aw arded com p en sa­
tio n ?
A. P ro b a b ly .
T h e ra te o f In­
c re a s e o f co m p en satio n depends
upon th e In c re a se o f d isa b ility as
show n by p roper e x a m in a tio n by a
VA p h y sician and ev alu atio n un­
der th e ra tin g schedu le.
Christmas Cards
Smiilt* *ur by the box
Games and Toys
Beaverton Pharmacy
"The Prescription Store"
Q U A LITY - SERVICE
Your Savings in Cash
WE GIVE
A s a serv ice to v e te ra n s In th e
com m u n ity , th is new spaper will
publish a w eek ly colu m n o f q u es­
tio n s m o st fre q u e n tly asked con­
ta c t m en o f th e V e te ra n s A dm in­
istra tio n in th is a re a . F o r m ore
d etailed in fo rm a tio n , v e te ra n s are
to c o n ta c t or w rite to th e n e a re st
| V A c o n ta c t u n it a t 1019 S. W . 10th
Ave., P o rtla n d .
Im p o rta n t D ead lin e* N ear
T h e ca le n d a r o f v e te ra n b en e fits
show s tw o im p o rta n t dead lines ap­
p ro ach in g . An e stim ated 100,000
a lie n -v e te ra n s m ay be n atu ralized
th ro u g h sim p lified proced u res if
th e y apply b efo re D ec. 31, 1946, e x ­
p ira tio n d a te o f th e second W a r
P o w ers A ct. D e ta ils m ay be ob­
tain ed a t th e n e a re st o ffic e o f th e
Im m ig ra tio n
and
N atu ralizatio n
S erv ice.
A p p roxim ately 10,000,000 v e te ra n s
have u n til F e b ru a ry 1, 1947, to re­
in s ta te th e ir N a tio n al S e rv ice L ife
In s u ra n c e w ithout w ith o u t a phy­
s ic a l e x a m in a tio n . T h e y m ay re in ­
s ta te th e ir in su ra n ce by paying
tw o m o n th s prem ium s and by sign ­
ing a s ta te m e n t th a t th ey a re in
a s good h e a lth as a t th e tim e tth e
policy lapsed.
O ffic ia l end o f th e w ar, when
d eclared by th e P re sid e n t or Con­
g ress, a u to m a tica lly sets sev eral
o th e r im p o rta n t d ead lines. B e n e ­
fits a ffe c te d w ill be g u aran teed d or
insured loan s, ed u cation, re h a b ili­
ta tio n , re a d ju stm e n t and self-em ­
ploym ent allow an ces.
M any N S I,I P o licies
Allowed to L ap se
B etw e en 56 an d 60 per ce n t of
v e te ra n s in th e P a c if ic N orthw est
have allow ed th e ir w ar-tim e N a­
tio n a l S e rv ic e L ife In su ra n ce to
lapse, a B e te r a n s A d m in istration
survey h a s found.
V e te ra n s who have held th e ir in ­
su ra n ce a v era g ed slig h tly under
th e lim it o f $10,000 w hile in serv ice
but have red uced th e ir policies so
th a t th e y now a v e ra g e alm o st
$8000.
T h e su rv ey a lso revealed
th a t 15 to 18 p er ce n t o f v e te ra n s
still c a rry in g th e ir in su ra n ce have
co n v erted to p e rm a n e n t form s.
from $2.50 to $25.
W A SH IN O T O N . D. C. — W a r­
tim e ’s s p irit of m etal salv age Is
ag a in b ein g called upon, th is tim e
fo r high w ay bridges. T h a t old cu l­
tiv a to r o r oth er an tiq u ate d fa rm
m a ch in e ry re stin g aw ay in the
b a rn y a rd ca n help th e road pro­
g ra m by supplying iro n and steel
s c ra p fo r m odernizing old bridges
an d b u ild in g new ones, C h a rle s M.
U pham , e n g in eer-d irecto r o f the
A m erica n R oad B u ild e rs ’ A ssocia­
tio n said today in a s ta te m e n t to
h ighw ay engineers.
M r. U pham , in su p p ortin g th e
g o v ern m e n t’s plea fo r scra p s a l­
vage, p o in ts out th a t la c k of steel
has been one of th e o b sta cle s hold­
ing up highw ay co n stru ctio n .
“R o ad s cro ssin g s tre a m s m ust
hav e b rid g es, and th o u san d s o f
h ighw ay p ro je cts c a n n o t be s t a r t ­
ed b eca u se steel fo r b rid g es is not
(>regon Narcissus
Qua ran I in«' Revived
O reg on 's q u a ra n tin e s re la tin g to
n a rc is s u s bulb nem atod e have been
revised an d reg u latio n s a ffe c tin g
both in te rs ta te and in tr a s ta te sh ip ­
m e n ts placed
un der one order
w hich becom es e ffe c tiv e D ecem b er
10.
T h is nem atode p est is not
w idely d istrib u ted in O regon but
is found in all s ta te s and te r r ito r ­
ie s o f th e U nited S ta te s .
T h e new order co n ta in s only m i­
n or ch a n g e s a ffe c tin g sh ip m en ts
of n a rc is s u s or d affo d il bulbs from
one p a rt o f O regon to a n o th e r or
fro m a n o th e r s ta te in to O regon.
T h e m a jo r ch an g es a ff e c t n a rcis ­
sus sh ip m en ts a rriv in g h ere from
an y so u rce outside th e co n tin e n ta l
U n ited S ta te s . Su ch a rriv a ls , if in­
fected , m ay en ter only under pro­
vision th a t they be im m ed iately
given th e p rescribed h o t w a ter
tre a tm e n t.
I f not in fected , bulbs
fro m ou tsid e th is co u n try m ay
com e in under q u a d a n tin e u n til
th e re g u la r spring field insp ection .
T h e s ta te will p erm it su ch bulbs
to be p lan ted and d u rin g th e grow ­
ing seaso n they m u st be inspected
fo r nem atode. I f found in fected
th en , th e y m u st be g iv en th e hot
w a te r tre a tm e n t w hen h arv ested .
No ro g u in g will be p erm itted un­
til th e q u a ra n tin e h a s been lifted
by an o ffic ia l in sp ecto r.
Copies o f th e com p lete ord er
m ay be ob tain ed fro m th e s ta te de­
p a rtm e n t o f a g ricu ltu re , division
o f p lan t ind u stry, a t S a lem .
H ave T w in s!
Mr. and M rs. F re d e ric k K a rp -
stein , of P ro g ress, are being fe l­
T h e A loha G ran g e is hav ing its icita ted on being th e proud p ar­
C h ristm a s p arty T h u rsd ay, D ecem ­ e n ts of tw in boys, born F rid a y
b er 19 and it w ill be a pot luck m orning a t 6:00 a.m . a t S t. V in­
M other
supper a t 7 fo r a ll G ra n g e rs and c e n t’s hospital, P o rtlan d
and babies are doing nicely.
th e ir frien d s.
So G ra n g e rs le t’s have a good
G u est F ro m C ath lam ct
tu rn out, b rin g your frie n d s and
M r. and M rs. Jo h n L aw son of
ch ild ren an d e n jo y the p arty and
C ath lam et, W ash., w ere g u ests o f
program . T h e re w ill be no reg u lar
M r. and M rs. E d H olm es and fa m ­
m eeting.
ily o f B ea v erto n over th e w eek
end.
a v a ila b le," said M r. U pham . “In
a n o rm a l p re-w ar y ear, highw ays
used o v er 1,600,000 to n s o f s tr u c t­
u ral and re in fo rce m e n t iro n and
steel. S in ce it is e stim a te d th a t
30.000 b rid ges on s ta te road s alone
a re ob solete and m u st be replaced,
p o stw ar
re q u irem en ts
w ill
be
g re a tly in exbess o f tile pre-w ar
consu m p tion.
T h e re a re 800,000
b rid g es in ou r s tr e e t and highw ay
system , 600,000 in ru ra l a re a s and
200.000 in u rb an areas.
"A m e ric a ’s ste el m ills, o p eratin g
a t p resen t a t 90 per c e n t o f c a ­
p acity, re q u ire 2,000,000 to n s o f
s cra p a m o n th to feed th e ir fu r­
n a ce s,” M r. U u ham exp lained . "N a ­
tio n a l produ ction is som e 81,000,000
to n s o f ste el in g o ts. S c ra p is usu­
ally m ixed in equ al p a rts w ith the
J i m L an d ers
pig iron. F a rm s , ra ilro a d s and
W hen w as J e s u s C h rist b o rn ?
sh ip yard s a r e am o n g
th e
b est
so u rces o f s cra p iron and steel.” T h e fa c ts seem to in d icate th a t no
one know s th e e x a c t d ate. M atthew
says "h e w as born in th e days of
H erod th e K in g ”. L u k e say s he
w as born when C yren iu s w as gov­
ern o r o f S y ria . M atthew 2:22 in­
d icates A rch eliu s succeeded Herod,
j H e reigned ten y ears, and C y ren ­
L a rd l*arly
ius succeeded A rcheliu s.
Som e
m ain tain C yreniu s w as g ov ern or of
lfii< ie S u c c e s s
S y ria d uring th e reign o f Herod.
T h e Cooper M ountain C om m un­ I t w as not u n til a fte r th e rem oval
ity ca rd p a rty w as a g ran d su c­ o f A rch eliu s, ten y ears follow ing
cess.
th e d eath o f H erod, th a t Ju d e a
S ix ta b le s o f
c a rd s w ere in w as a tta ch e d to S y ria, w hile C yr­
play. L a d ie s f ir s t prize w en t to eniu s w as G overnor. G alilee, how ­
P e a rl R ed d in g, second prize to ever, rem ain ed
an
independent
M u riel A ltig.
sta te . In 7 A. D. C yreniu s w as
M en's fir s t prize, M r. S iv e rso n ; m ade gov ernor o f S y ria and J u ­
second prize, K e n n e th R ed d in g ; dea. H erod ’s d eath is establish ed
D oor P rize, O. T h o m as.
as th e fifth o f M arch , 4 B . C.
A d eliciou s lu n ch w as served by T h is would m ak e a t le a s t ten
th e club h o ste sses and a lovely y e a rs d iscre p an cy in tim e. A ccord ­
even in g w as sp en t by all who a t­ ing to M atthew , 2:1-6, Je s u s w as
tended.
born a t le a s t eig h t y e a rs b efo re
• • •
th e C h ristia n era.
T h a t would
Im p rovin g
m ak e h is b irth a t le a s t seven y ears
M rs. M orris, w ho h a s b een quite a fte r th e C h ristia n era.
ill is m u c him proved.
I t w as n ot u n til th e fifth ce n ­
• • •
tu ry th a t th e 25th o f D ecem b er
I t 's A B o y
w as selected a s th e b irth d a te o f
M r. and M rs. E a r le M iller are Je s u s C h rist. Up to th a t tim e ev­
th e proud p a re n ts o f a son born ery m onth o f th e y e a r had been
D ecem b er 2 a t H illsboro.
T h e y selected by som e. D ecem b er the
hav e tw o little g irls.
tw en ty f ifth w as th e day o f cele­
• . •
b ratio n of th e P a g a n Gods of
Sunday School
C h ina, P e rs ia , In d ia , E g y p t and
L a s t Su n d ay th e re w ere tw en ty G reece. I t m a y have been th is
in a tte n d a n ce a t Su n d ay School f a c t th a t led th e e arly m en in
and th e co lle ctio n am ounted to a u th o rity to s e le c t D ecem b er 25th.
six d ollars.
T h e m ore we see o f th e com m er­
cialized
C h ristm as,
ce le b ra tin g
V e te ra n s A d m in istra tio n hosp it­
Je s u s C h rist, th e m ore convinced
a ls in th e P a c if ic N o rth w e st re­ we are th a t w ith m an y it is ju s t
ported 3,001 p a tie n ts a t th e end an o th er pagan ce le b ratio n .
o f O ctober.
Not That It
Makes Am
Difference
COOPER
MOUNTAIN
H as O peration
M iss N ancy Hyde, d au g h ter o f
1 Mr. and Mrs. W ayne Hyde w as
rushed to P o rtlan d S a n ita riu m on
W edn esd ay n igh t and op erated on
fo r acu te ap p end icitis. N an cy is
doing nicely.
J o in t I*. T . A.* M eeting
M em bers and frie n d s who a re
in te reste d in the M cK ay P . T . A.
a re invited to a pot luck supper
held jo in tly w ith G ard en H om e
P . T . A. a t G ard en Hom e School
D ecem b er 13 a t 8:00 o ’clo ck . F a ­
th e rs are urged to atten d also. A
fin e program has been organized
TO SE N D G IF T S A BRO A D
T h e pre-school and p rim ary de­
p a rtm en t o f th e B e th e l C ongre­
g a tio n a l C h u rch School a re in v it­
ing th e p a re n ts and fam ilie s to a
C h ristm a s program and p arty th is
Su n d ay a ftern o o n . D ecem b er 15 a t
3 :0 0 p.m. in th e B eth el C h urch.
G ifts a re to be b rou gh t to be
s e n t to th e hom eless ch ild ren in
E urope.
Easter Lily Crop
Tops 31 Millions
E ig h ty -sev en per ce n t o f th e 1946
O regon E a s te r lily bulbs w ere
grow n by ab ou t 700 grow ers in
C u rry and sou th ern Coos cou n ties,
a cco rd in g to a re ce n t com p ilation
by th e s ta te d ep artm en t o f a g ri­
c u ltu re ’s b u reau o f n u rsery ser­
vice.
T h e 1946 crop reach ed 31,286,000
bulbs and b u lblets in O regon. Of
th e to tal, 24,389,000 w ere b u lblets
and 6,897,000 w ere bulbs one y e a r
old or older. T h e 1945 crop re a ch ­
ed ju s t over 12 m illion bulbs and
b u lblets. T h e se fig u res a r e based
on e stim a te s m ade Ju ly 1.
A p p roxim ately 85 per ce n t o f th e
v e te ra n s receiv in g self-em p loym en t
a llo w an ces fro m th e V e te ra n s Ad­
m in istra tio n a re fa rm ers.
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Friday, December 13, 1946
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Today most of our subscribers still pay the same rates as
war« in «ff«ct in 1918. Our rat« schedules in almost every ex-
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During this period o f time—85% of our system has been com­
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We are doing everything possible to again make our service
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