The Beaverton enterprise., February 13, 1948, Image 1

High Schools
' Will Contest
Press Honors
Judging will begin February 16.
at E ugene in the annual Oregon
H igh School Presa association con­
test for Individual and new spaper
honors am ong high school jour­
nalists. B eaverton high school has EST.
announced its intention to send
a full list of en tries but Tigard
high school will pass up this
com petition and enter the Forest
Grove -w riters’ com petition
for
high school representatives, som e
tim e in April.
In addition to sending in a
school new spaper entry, B eaver­
ton w ill also enter the follow ing
com petitions: best handled new s
story of at least 150 w ords; most
effectiv e editorial of 150 w ords or
more; best handled new spage fea­
ture, of no sp ecific length and
best local ad vertisem en t prepared
by a sta ff member, of at least six
colum n, inches in length
1927. V O L. 21— NO. 3
B E A V ER T O N , W A S H IN G T O N
Garage Man Claims$30,500
In Suit With Telephone Co.
^
The Beaverton-W est Slope a t ea
fell far short of its M a r c h of
D im es donation expectations, de­
clares chairm an Jim D uncan, who
reports a total of $1055 received
at press time, and an appeal is
sent out for more m oney to build
the d efen ses of this area from pol­
iom yelitis epidem ic threats.
East
year's total w as $1278.
Beaverton high school turned in
$150; Beaverton grade school $184;
R aleigh grade school, $57.17 and
Cooper M ountain school about $15.
B arnes school, closed for altera­
tions,"did not participate in the e f­
fort.
"We have set a goal of $ 1300 ,"
Duncan reports, "and residents of
the area are asked to give to the
great tasks the local division of
the N ational In fan tile P aralysis
Foundation may be called upon to
m eet.”
H alf the m o n e y collected re­
m ains in the county w hile the bal­
ance is sent to the national foun ­
dation, for research and national
em ergency dem ands.
McKay C afeteria
On Paying Basis
Says PTA Leader
School cafeteria at th e McKay
gra.de school
J«. 1 started by
th e local PTA, h a s proved a great
su ccess in the short tim e of its
operations, declares
Mrs.
Scott
H o m ey , president of the a ssocia­
tion, in regard to an erroneous
im pression som e readers m ay have
gained from statem en ts printed in
con n ection w ith last w eek ’s story
of th e resign ation of tw o school
directors in the district.
One of the issu es w hich m ay
have loom ed large in determ ining
the school .directors to resign, a c ­
cording to their statem en ts, w as
th e request for $500. by th e PTA,
for a ca feteria fund. Mrs. H om ey
declares, how ever, th a t the m oney
• “ask ed w as for a revolving fund
w ith w hich to pay for expenses
of ca n n in g sum m er produce and
fruit, asw ell as for the hire of
an a ssista n t cook for the school
cafeteria.
"As a m atter o f record.” Mrs.
H o m e y states, “we h ave all bills
paid and a balance of $50 still left
in th e ca feteria fund. T he m oney
w e requested w as to start a pro­
ject o f can n in g w hich would en­
able us to tak e ad vantage of low
sum m er prices on produce.”
An electiion w ill be held on Feb­
ruary 20 for the tw o unexpired
school d irectors term s. One will
run until June, 1948 w hile the
^ther position w ill run until June,
: 49. A nnouncem ent o f candidates
for the tw o Jobs have not d efin ite­
ly been m ade at present tim e
Day of Prayer
T h is year. Friday. February 13
is the W orld D ay of Prayer. The
Church of Christ is
the host
church in B eaverton this year and
the annual m eetin g w ill be held
there. The regular pot luck silver
tea w ill be held at 12:00 noon All
the w om en's organizations o f all
•he churches are Invited to par-
..cip a te in this.
T he prayer service for the World
D ay o f P rayer w ill begin at 1:30
p. m. T his is not a service for w o­
m en alone All who feel that this
present world stand s in need of
prayer are invited to Join In this
hour o f prayer. The topic will he
“F aith, Tn a W orld o f C h a o s”
6CYF FILM SHOW
BC Y F held a very Interesting
m eetin g M onday Mr. G eorge Bau-
der led a very helpful discussion
on prayer N ext m eetin g w ill he
M onday, Feb. 19 In the C hristian
church. Bryan W alker will show
a sound m otion picture continu­
in g the life o f A postle P aul Slng-
t spiratlon begins at 7:35 p. m. Tbe
group is look in g forw ard to a
V alen tine box social Saturday eve­
n ing at the hom e of Fred Moore
In Garden H om e All high school
people Invited
OREGON,
Friday,
Februory
February's "Big Three"
13, 1948
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Appointment’Of Manager
City Of Beaverton Looms
I I I I ATTORNEY DRAWS RESOIT TIO N ; VCTION
ll\N G S FIRE TIL GDI M IE MEET CONN ENES
\ m o \ BASED EN SE K \ ICE DISCONNECTION
DEE TO LONG DISTANCE CHARGE DIS1H TE
A lthough it is unofficially a cut
and dried proposition that B eaver­
ton w ill ch an ge its basic level of
city ad m in istration by appoint-
n ien tof a c ity m anager, on a trial
term, o b stacles in the way of sick ­
ness and oth er in fluences has pre­
ven ted o ffic ia l confirm ation for
tw o w eeks.
T he council.
in
a hurriedly
Tw o Aloha, Oregon boy - ire list- called sp ecial m eetin g of January
ed a m on g you th s fio m throughout 26, voted to en gage M aurice M
the U nited S ta tes entered in the K om ig as city m anager, w ith
1948
b isher
Body C raftsm an s auth orlty over all departm ents of
Guild com p etition for designing the city ad m in istration except the
and building o f model nutomo- city recorder City A ttorney Paul
biles..
P atterson w as directed to draw
T he Aloha en tran ts are George Up an o ffic ia l resolution pertain-
S. Arias, R oute 1, Box 241 and ing to th e change.
D ouglas E. Steele. Box 36.
M ayor J. V. Chandler, at the
T h e C raftsm an s Guild is offer- sp e c ia l m eeting, presided for the
ing a total o f $65,000 in aw ards first tim e sin ce his resignation
including eight university scholar- w as handed in, effectiv e January
ships, to th e hoys who design I t At the tim e of his w ithdraw al
and build the best model cars this f rom head of tht! COUncil. Mr.
year. E n tra n ts are between the C handler pointed out that he took
I a g es of 12 and 20, and are divid- j the m ayor’s job w ith the under-
ed Into junior and MBlor divisions standing
that a n iv
m anage!
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r
.
Th* Aloim en tran ts will com pete would b s em ployed. Without ful
ACROSS T H E N A T IO N the Boy Scouts of A m e ric a cele b ra te s
first for th e 14 state aw ards
of rillm ent of
this prom ise, he felt
ts 38th b irth d ay w ith special cerem onies
and ob servance
For fered in Oregon. The top junior unable to continue .
Arthur A.
Carlson, 52, Aloha
and senior w inners then will vie
A ttorney
P atterson, in a tele-
the 1948 Boy Scout W e e k , from Feb ruary 6 to 12, the them e
garage and m achine shop propri­
w ith other boys from neighboring phone conversation, reports that
etor w ho has lived in W ashing­
has been " T h e Scout C itiz e n at W o rk in H is H om e, C o m m u n i­ sta te s for regional honors, and the resolution has been drawn.
ton county for the past eight
40 regional w infiers will receive ready for the cou n cil’s approval
ty, N atio n and W o rld "
years, is an official candidate for
free trips to the national Guild j O fficial appointm ent o f Mr. R om ig
In the T u a la t in v a lle y area the follow ing troops a re a c t i­
the post of county com m issioner,
con ven tion to com pete for one o f w ill follow the cou n cil’s endorse-
on the R epublican ticket.
Mr.
vated : B eaverto n , No. 2 0 8 ; C edar M ill, No 2 0 7 , S y lv a n , No the eight u n iversity scholarships m ent of the resolution.
C arlson's experience in govern­
D ead lin e for shipm ent of m od­
Mr. R om ig resides at R oute 1,
2 9 3 ; M u ltn o m a h , No. 2 0 4 ; Sherwood, No 2 0 9 , Bonny Slope,
m ent includes a term, from 1922
els is Ju ly 1.
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to 1926, as city com m issioner in
! ton for th e past two and a half
Tauton, M assachusetts, a city of
5 1 7 , A lo h a , No. 2 1 9 and R eedville No. 225
years. He has engaged In con­
from 45,000 to 50,000 population.
C u b Scout p a c k s include B eaverto n , No. 5 1 7 ; C ed a r
struction, d esign and cabinet work
Mr. Carlson w as first in Oregon
! during that time.
M ill, No 5 0 6 , A lo h a , No 21 9, M u ltn o m ah , No. 5 2 8 , G lencu l-
C o O D G r C rG S t
in 1907, w here he lived until the
The previous tw o and a half
len, No 5 3 5 , T u a la t in , No. 5 3 0 ; G arden H om e, No. 5 2 9 ; S y l­
w ar called him in 1917, Upon m us­
| years he w as em ployed In the
tering out. he stayed in N ew E n g­
v a n , No. 5 0 2 ; W e st Portland, No. 5 8 5 and M e tzg e r, orgam z
h ull en gin eerin g departm ent of
land and m oved West again about
P la n n in g to serve the needs, the Oregon shipyards and the 14
ing
1940. For the la st 25 years, he
prim arily, of a new 30-house re­ years prior to then, he w as sh op
has been connected w ith trucking
stricted resid en tial district to be w ork and m echanical d raw in g In­
and road con stru ction and has
know n as C ooper Crest, Mr. and stru ctor In H illsboro and P ortland
designed and built road-building
Mrs. W O. J on es announce the high schools and spent sum m ers
equipm ent to order.
pending esta b lish m en t of a groc- In sm all con tractin g and con stru c­
C m isuii b elieves in a county
ery Hnd m arket at Huber avenue tion.
living up to its responsibilities
Since last Ju ly 1, he h as served
[ on F arm ington road, in about ten
rather than letting the sta te or
days. An o fficia l depot for the as a m em ber o f the board of
At a sp ecial m eetin g in the
federal governm ent step in with
E ven a dog has his dental trou- Oregon Motor S tages w ill also be school d irectors in d istrict 48 H e
Leedy G range hall in Cedar Mill,
resulting loss of sm aller com m un­
Jan uary 29, the follow in g new bles in th is m odern age, accord- m aintained in the new 30’x72’ holds a degree of Industrial A rts
ity’s Identity. H e points out that
m em bers w ere initiated: Mr. and ing to Lee B rant of Rodarbal building.
E n gin eer from Oregon S tate col­
the road and school problem s are
Mrs. Carl Breuchert, Carl Breu- K en n els on L eahy Road, in re-1 Jon es’ Market w ill carry a full lege. class of 1929.
fast g ettin g out of hand, w ith
Asked what his plans w ould
chert Jr., Bob Breuchert, Mr. and porting a gold crow n now being and com plete line of groceries
population in creasing so trem end­
Mrs. J a m es G ildersleeve, Mrs. La- sported by “L ittle B enjam in'”, an j and m eat as w ell as fresh vege- he when he has been o ffic ia lly em ­
ously, and believes W ashington
ployed In the post of city m anager,
vem
S teph en s, Marlene
Olson, im ported Labrador retriever v a l- ' tables and frozen foods,
county should begin to stream line
The building has been under- Mr. R om ig said, “due to th e p res­
D arlene Olson, Bud Boyd, Bob ued at $5,000.
itself in order to m eet its m ount­
L ittle B enjam in, who w as sold w ay for alm ost a year and Mr. ent state o f city affairs, it seem s
P o lette, W ilbur Snyder, D onald
ing responsibilities.
R ogers, Irvin Foust, John K relch, to A1 W in ters of P ortland at a Jones has com pleted liv in g quar- n ecessary that a good d eal of
Carlson lives half a m ile south
F rederick K relch and Earl M artin. bargaln price because h is ow ner j ters at the rear,
reorganization will com e first on
of R eedsville and em p hasizes that
Although he is from Salt Lake •be list. C ity ad m in istration m ust
The young people in th is group cou ld n ’t stan d to see E ngland's
he Is "not retired.”
form the nucleus of the new youth post-w ar food rationing m ake a City, w here he spent som e tim e be stream lined to deal w ith the
group that Is being organized in d og’s life even doggier, suffered as a m ining engineer, Mrs. Jones problem s th a t loom in th e city's
the Leedy Orange. Leedy G range a broken tooth. Slated to appear says she is “Oregon, all th e way." future.
She w as born in Mt. A ngel, Ore-
w as honored to have the ritual for the first tim e in the U nited
"The plan Is to have one man
Days of m ustache cups, derby
perform ed by the youth group S ta tes F ebruary 14 and 15, In the gon and the couple have lived in to m ake decision s.w ith approval
hats and floradora girls w ill be
ritual team of the W ash ington K lam ath F a lls retriever trials, the the Cooper Crest area sin ce after of the council, and furn ish gov­
recaptured this F riday, February
G range w ith D onald Logan as dog su ffered a handicap because the war.
ernm ent w ith one head.
13, when quartets of O regon and
m aster, P h illip
W in tersteen as the broken tooth, a lower canine,
—
"Another im portant m a tter w h ich
W ashington vie for top honors in
| overseer, Jim m y W alker as lec-
Is soon due for officia l con sid era-
D an Cupid w ill reign In Huber the second annual A ll-N orthw est | turer, E d ith H u ghes a s chaplain,
! tlon," he added, “is th e sew er
hall Friday, February 13, when Barber Shop Ballad con test, F or­
I How ard D illey as stew arrd, R ay
T he gold crown, which is also k | n u .
▼ _ bond issue. As soon as the c itiz e n s’
est
Grove.
Beaverton VF“W P o st 4617 stages
j H ughes as a ssista n t stew ard, Bob- an am algam o f a new ly d lscov-
! com m ittee report is ready for ac­
Q uartets will com p ete for $200
its P re-V alentine dance to w el­
| by G lover a s Ceres, M arjorie Per- ered m etal, helps the dog balance
P r n K In m
tion by the council, this task w ill
In
cash
prizes,
plus
the
chance
com e in the sharp shootin g season
retriev in g
m outhful
m o r e ! A l W
l i i r iW U ltT m
| sons a s Pom ona, A lta P erso n s as h is
begin.”
of the little gu y w ith the hatful to sin g on tw o radio broadcasts, Flora. T he m usician w as Mrs. Le-
easily, a s the gam e now w ill not)
L>r. Irwin A. Moon, d irector of ---------------
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including
a
m
aatw
jde
hook-up.
of arrows.
R oy Mills.
tend to slip out of his mouth. the Moody In stitu te of Science
of P ortland
Is
Good m usio is assured w ith the Station KA LE
The team w as under the d irec­ D octor N orm an Johnson, B eaver­ in I a > h Angeles, w ill be presented
en gagem ent of a red-hot college transcribing the fin a ls for a show tion of th e W ashington county
ton veterin arian , performed
the as narrator in the sound-color
band from Forest Grove, to give the follow ing evening.
deputy, Mr. L eR oy Mills. Mrs. E l­ den tal repair.
movie film, "God of the A tom ,”
E lim ination s are to he held at
out the sw eet and sw ing.
eanor Krosh, lady a ssista n t ste w ­
B rant d eclares that L ittle Ben­ which will show T hursday, Feb.
As w ell as dancing, there will P n. m in the Grove theatre.
ard of I^eedy Grange su bstituted jam in, tw o and a h alf years old. 19, at the Cedar Mill com m un ity
Doors open at 7 o'clock for the
be hot dogs, pop and coca cola
for the sam e station on th eir team . ts one o f E ngland s g reatest dogs church, according to th e R everend
Mrs. Eliza A nna M acLeod, o f
three and a h alf hour evening
available.
Other v isito rs w ere M aster Clay and he ex p ects big thin gs from Simon Forsberg, pastor,
Aloha,
W ash ington cou n ty n ative
P roceeds will go to sw ell the finals. A big Gay N in eties revue n orland and w ife, Mr. and Mrs.
his star hoarder
fa , ) h picture, which In
Moon daughter, died at her h om e F eb ­
pre-show
is
planned
post's building fund
W ayne G lover all of W ash ington
produced, actual sh ots of the Na- ruary 5, after an illn ess o f four
Grange.
G eorge C. Bersch, oldest breeder gasakl and Bikini exp losions are m onths
Funeral serv ices w ere
A fter the initiation a pot luck of Labrador
retrievers
In the featured, as well as the only full held In the chapel o f P e g g ’s M or­
lunch and an hour of d an cin g U nited S tates, at present visiting color m ovies ever m ade of the tuary, B eaverton, S atu rd ay a fte r ­
were enjoyed.
W ally D ertick. Beaverton dog fan- giant 184-inch cyclotron at the noon. Burial w a s In C ooper M oun-
R itual team rehearsal of th e '’ter ,has dogs boarding with the U niversity of C alifornia. S in ce the tain cem etery. R everend F ra n cis
Leedy G range team w as held last
Rodarbal K ennels. Brant reports latter sequence wns film ed , con Sturtevant,
conducted
th e ser-
Friday and M onday evening. Ad-
From G lasgow . M ontana, Bersch crete w alls have been built around vices.
vanced degrees were conferred on
introduced Labrador breeding stock the atom -dlstrupting m ach ine and
Eliza Anna R eed w as born A ug
BEAVERTON TEAM MEETS HIIJ-SBORO FIVE
21 m em bers at the I-eedy G range to the U nited States. H is host, | the interior has been declared
1, 1866, near F orest Grove, on th e
FRIDAY NIGHT TO START \A I COMPETITION W ednesday evening, Feb. 4.
w ho liv es near St. Mary's Acad dangerously radio active.
donation land claim o f her par-
C om m ittee m eetin gs are being em y. Is also a pioneer fancier o f
The film will be show n by the ents Thom as J. and Sarah R eed,
Som e of the cla ssiest basketball the coaches, the K iw an ls will cinch
Reverend J. R. Sw anson. Moody her father name w est in 1847, h er
handling ever exhibited in B ea­ second place, w ith a ch an ce for held alm ost n ightly In prepara- Labradors, but is not a breeder.
tloon o f th e b ig ham dinner to be
A nother n ation ally know n dog Institute film representative
m other In 1852, v ia w agon train.
verton is due in the high school a tie for first, pending th e ou t­
given by the HEC group Feb. 28 man.Charles M organ.from Random
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She Is survived by th ree d au gh ­
gym Monday, Feb. 16, 8 p. m.. com e of tw o gam es to be played
T h is will be open to the public.
Lake. W ise., h a s established win- A N D A GOOD CIGAR'
ters, Mrs. E th el Brtnley, Mrs. M a­
when the B eaverton K iw anls quin­ by the league leaders.
March 3 Is open m eetin g to all ter training quarters at th e R o­
bel G ustafson and Mrs. M yrtle
Starting
lineup
for
K
iw
an
ls
In
tet m eets a travellin g aggregation
Mr. and Mrs. A E. E rnst, of
as a booster night. It will be old darbal K ennels. He will return
Buchanan, all o f A loha; three
from St. Louis, M o, the "Grey the benefit play w ill be chosen
1212 Farm ington Road, are cele­
tim er night. A fine program la be­ hom e about the first of April.
grandchildren. B irdie D resser of
Ohost-s”. in a b en efit gam e de- from the follow ing regulars: Chet
brating
the
birth
of
a
seven
pound
ing arranged that will give som e
Hillsboro, W alter C how n ing of
signed to raise funds for purch­ Slovic. D oc Koenig. Bob W hlt-
I4i/fe ounce baby boy, Edw ard
Interesting
fa cts about th e h is­ OPEN HOUSE
Blodgett, Ore., and M arjorie B u ­
asin g equipm ent for the local xorth and D ale Jen n ings, for­
Wade,
who
w
as
born
12:55
a
m
,
tory of Cedar Mill. E verybody is
chanan of San F ran cisco, and five
team . T ick ets are now on sale by wards; Jay Gibson, Jr., and H arry
February 9, In St. V incent's hos-
invited
T o honor Mr and Mrs. W ilbur pltal. Mrs. V ictoria W ade, San Rreat grandchildren
local m erch ants and high school Therkelson. centers; G ene S pring­
C. R ich ard s and sons w hose de­
er,
Tom m y
T hom pson,
Skeex
students.
Diego, the new grandm other, ar-
parture for T acom a la scheduled
T he Grey G hosts w ill be m ak ­ R hine and I-arry E dw ards, guards R E B E K A H N E E D L E S
I rived February 7 to v isit her
T here w as a large atten d an ce by '*** February, open house w as daughter and be on hand to wel-
F rld sy night fo llo w in g the Ti-
ing their first appearance here
L. C Harrell. B eaverton photo-
but th e team 's reputation prom ­ gard-Beaverton high school gam e, at the R ebekah N eedle and Social b«'d Saturday evening. Feb 7. by I " m t ' T h r 'V.uskv y o u n g " h e k
ises high class b allhandling along the B eaverton K iw an ls w ill mee4 club on Friday. N ext m eetin g to " r an d Mrs Martin H b ig er and
The p'roud father telis the new s. *™ pher '• busy preparing a new
with the clow n in g an tics which Econom y D rug of H lllsborh In the be March 3, 'W ed.) due to the Mr and Mi s. Morton Lauridsen "It’s a boy,” with a cigar
,0™ tlon n“xt t0 *
W ash erette
In the H ask ell
sh op p in g
area
'b e F lh lger residence In W est-
are such an Im portant part o f Its first elim ination for AAU tour­ convention on March 6 P la n s w ere
February 15. tn the Sunday morn- w hich he in ten d s to open w ithin
nam ent. W inner of th is gam e w ill m ade for a food sale Saturday, dale.
routine
Ing worship.
about tw o w eeks.
T he B eaverton fiv e ,at th e end m eet w inner of th e W ashington FebruSry 2 at Aloha. W atch for 1
R everend L. H. B rattain . new
Mr H arrell w ill h ave a corn-
of league play in the M ultnom ah county league for right to play further announcement.
ALCOHOLIC HABITS
superintendent of the Antl-LIquot pletely equlpned portrait stu d io
A lso the lad les are ask ed to
county
league The
loop, bettered their position at C lackam as
B eaverton
M ethodist
church, le a g u e of Oregon, will d iscu ss and during h is grand o p en in g
the end of the first h a lf of league w inner of ib is latter p layoff then m eet at th e hall Feb. 19 at ten
game«, when they stood at fourth goes to the state tournam ent at o’clock to quilt. P lease bring your R everend E verett Bow ers, pastor, personal alcoholic habits. I l l s topic prom ises to give each on e a tte n d ­
ing a large size portrait picture.
own sandw ich
w ill observe C om m ittm ent D ay, I w ill be “Personal R esp on sib ility
A ccording to M srhle Cook, one of The D alles In early March
Arthur A. Carlson
Enters Race For
Co. Commissioner
March Of Dimes
Donations Fall
Short Of Quota
COUNTY,
Dan Cupid Reign
Featured Feb. 13
YFW Dance Party
C laim ing $30,000 dam ages and
a sk in g $500 attorney fees, A. H.
Barron, autom obile repair and
garage m an of Aloha, filed a com ­
plain t Feb. 5 in the W ashington
county coourthouse
a gain st the
W est Coast T elephone com pany,
exclu sive phone service fran ch ise
holder of W ashington county, be­
cau se of a business service d is­
con n ection w hich grew out of a l­
leged
w rongful
long
distance
charges.
A. D. Scripture, district m an­
ager of th e com pany, at Forest
Grove, sta te s that the com pany
has en gaged Paul P atterson, H ills­
boro attorney, to represent the
com pany in d efen se of the action.
Mr. Barron
alleges
that the
phone com pany discontinued ser­
vie« on or about D ecem ber 15 and
h as inform ed persons attem p ting
to call him that h is telephone had
been disconnected w hich, he feels,
w a s m ean t to im ply that Barron
w as eith er out of b usiness or
fin a n cia lly unable to provide tele­
phone fa cilities for th e accom ­
m odation o f h is business.
T he p lain tiff, Mr. Barron, cites
Section 11-467, O. C. L. A. as the
b asis for h is claim to recover
treble $10,000 the am ount of dam ­
a g es done him because of the “un­
reasonable prejudice and disad­
van ta g e and discrim ination" which
he sa y s so dam aged h is reputa­
tion and business.
A ccording to h is charges, the
telep h on e com pany had çn num er­
ous o ccasion s prior to the discon­
nection, charged, dem anded, col­
lected and received from Barron
toll p a y m en ts for long distance
ca lls In ex cess of Its public sched ­
u les or ta riffs and for ca lls w hich
Barron cla im s he did not m ake
T he com plaint is draw n up on
the form o f three separate and
com plete actions, each of w hich
ask s the am ount. In dam ages, of
$30,560.
The W est Coast T eleph one com ­
pany Is a corporation organized
under th e law s o f th e sta te of
W ashington and is in the b u sin ess
of furnishin g telephone service as
a public u tility over Its "Independ­
en t” network o f com m un ication
lines.
A ttorneys for Mr. Barron In
the com plicated action are S te a m s
and I^essard of P ortland
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