The Beaverton enterprise., June 30, 1950, Image 1

U, of O. Library
Eumene, Oregon
VOLUUE 23, Number 23
BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON
FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1950
SITÎSO RIP TIO N
IN
A D V A N C E 4 2 00 P E R Y E A R
S I N G U E CO PY F I V E C E N T S
County Sheriff Alerts to Recruit Police Reserve
Beaverton Votes City Mgr.
Issue With Budget July 7
Tax Dollar Division Busch Reveals Army Turns
Defense Job To Civilians
LEVY OUTSIDE 6% LIMITATION OVER $28,500,
ESTIMATES SET CIVIL NEEDS IN WASHINGTON
INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR ALMOST $12,000
COUNTY AT 250 RESERVISTS FOR POPULATION
T h e issue of hiring a city m an­
a g e r com es up again for B e a v e r­
ton. B u t this tim e the people will )
have a ch a n ce to vote on it, along
with the city budget up for citi- '
zen approval on J u l y 7, from 8
a. m .to 8 p. m. standard time,
a t the city hall.
Capitol Hill
OK's Truman
Aid To Korea
School Bill
Committee
Maps Plans
S h e r i f f Dick Huseh, who last
month attended a national level
civil defense conference in W a s h ­
ington. D. C., reported by tele­
phone Wednesday that he is ready
to tack le the job of recru iting
police reservists to bring his pres­
ent numb«
to the required 250
for the county's ra te of population.
“W e were told,” Busch declared,
| “that the a rm y will not a tte m p t
T h e c i t y ’s most recent btush [
with the idea o f having a city m an­
NORDBLAD REPORTS
a g e r c a m e ab out early in 1948
JUNE 22 MEETING
when th e council, under M a y o r 1
WIDE APPROVAL OF
J . V. “D o c ” Chandler accom plished
ORGANIZES AID TO
th e fact with no pervious public
!
PRESIDENT'S ACTS
m ention. T h e m an hired to the
HB 193 PASSAGE
post m eeting opposition from many
On Capitol Hill, in W ashington i |
sources, lasted until the fall of
A countywide m eeting of t e a c h ­
On the right ¡4 division of the proposed tax dollm.
C., there is wide approval foi I
P E R C E N T A G E S OK E X P E N D I T U R E fo:
th.
1948 when th e hastily-passed ordi­ ers and lay org anization represent-
su b ject to approval by voters o f the 1950-51 budget the decisive action of President 1
1960-51 city ta x dollar is shown in th e above illus­
n a n ce c r e a ti n g his jo b was subject UlVes. held J u n e 2 2 7 in the B e a v e r -
tration.
P e rc e n ta g e s show the w ater dep artm ent, accou nt- H arry S. T r u m a n in directing im-1 l
o f a heated series o f meetings ton K iw a n is hallj bogan mappjng
On the left is a com parab le c h a r t o f la s t y e a r's
ing for 28.6 percent, and sewer, with 26 percent of mediate arm ed aid to South Kor
w hich rescinded the action.
i strateKy for inform m g the people ta x levy, which includes school d is tr ic t 48; union
expenditures, t a k in g over half of the budget dollai Pa reports R e p re se n tativ e W altei
S in ce N ovem ber elections of 1948, of House Bill 193, to increase high d istrict 10 j t . ; W ashington cou nty and city of
and likewise re tu rn in g revenue to lower the re ­
Norblad of th e F i r s t Oregon Con­
M ayor H. H. J e f f r i e s has manned basic school support allotm e n ts B eav erto n millage. T h e 1949-50 total was 87.4 mills.
quirement of ta x atio n to run the city's a ffa irs .
gressional district, in a telephone
th e helm o f the c ity ’s government, from th e sta te personal income
interview
W ednesday
morning
with public service his only re­ tax revenues. M arble Cook, d irecto r
from the n atio n ’s capitol. O fficia l­
m u neratio n.
of field service for th e Oregon
ly and unofficially, he adds, W a s h ­
L isted in budget figures, which Edu cation associatio n, presided.
ington is feeling “great a la rm " at
go beyond th e 6% lim itation by
R a y T a lb e rt, te a c h e r of Hills-
the invasion of a Soviet-sponsored
$28.615.49, there is a collective pro­
force of North K o reans against
Youth
program
s
o
f
the
two
or-
sored
a
m
a
te
u
r
horseshow
slated
vision of $5,000 for hire of a city
South K orea.
ganizations will b enefit from the j for J u l y 14 on the high school
m a n a g e r. T h is budget estim ate, in­
“I personally feel the president
■ | K iw anis
clu b -B ea v erton
ju n io r playing
field,
announces
Chet
All union b a rb e r shops in the
cidentally, exceeds last y ear’s fig­
11 c h a m b e r of co m m e rce jo in tly spon- Huddleston o f the K iw anis club, area are set to declare a five day is absolutely rig ht," Norblud de­
ure by $11,919.93 outside the 6 %
| i “
1
= chahm an.
week, with “Closed" signs h a n g ­ pleted. "I t is only unfortunate that
limitation.
S h e r i ff R. H. " H ic k ” Busch
G overnor Douglas M cK ay has ing on doors for Sunday and Mon­ we had not followed a s u f fe r pol­
L a s t Y e a r ’s levy of $24,850 re­
j been invited to lead a parade day, according to Paul S ch a e fe r, icy before. T h i s could have been
quired two elections and added
to ahndle the problems of civilian
through town starting 7 p. m . and of the B eav erton b ath e r shop next stopped a t Y a lt a or Immediately at
expense on the budget as original
defense in case of an ou tb reak
at the rodeo show which begins to the old post office on W atson the end of the last war and wo
ly estim ated .
of war. T h is leaves it squarely
would
have
been
In
a
much
better
at 8 p. m., thirteen various E n g ­ street.
T h e budget com m ittee basing its
up
to the civilian population to
lish and W e s te rn events have he«‘n
“I understand that all union position today. Certainly, there Is
figures upon a m o unts re quiied in
fu rnish its own m eans of defense,
nr*
sense
in
Indecision
In
Interna­
j scheduled. Trophies and ribbons b arbers are going to give it a tr y ,”
previous y e a rs plus as nearly an
which includes evacuations, disas­
tional a ff a irs .”
F u n e ra l services fo r K as p e r P. will be awarded all winners.
S c h a e fe r adds.
a c c u ra te e stim a te as possible for
ter control, em ergency hospitals
Caveny.
prom
inent
doctor
of
the
C an d id ates for queen of the
In Portland, where »hops a ff ili­
T h e r e is no politics expressed
additional requirem ents, offe rs the
and all the other dem ands th a t
W e st Slope area, have been set horseshow, to be crowned with ated wit hthe Am erican F e d e r a ­ !n W ashington, on this issue, Nor-
following breakdown o f budget
might occur in tim e of a tta c k or
for Thu rsday, J u n e 29, 2 p. m. at appropriate
cerem onies
include, tion of L ab o r have been told to hlod points out. B oth D em ocratic
estim ates.
invasion.
,
I the
Valley
C om m unity
United w ith sponsors: P c r le n e Spink. C an ­ «•lose up on Mondays, rebelling is tod R epub lican legislators Indicate
R o a d and streets. $46.732.99; sew ­
“According
to
figures
established
I
P
re
s
b
y
te
ria
n
church
in
West
Slope
indicated.
Shop
owner
a
f
t
e
r
shop
yon
R
oad
B
ooste
rs
club
;
K
ath-
. imiplete approval of the |Vresl-
e r d ep artm ent, $43.170; w ater de­
by defense planners, such a situ a­
I Th e Rev. H. A. A rm ttage will of- lene A ck e rm an , B eav erton K iw a n ­ ow ner is reportedly planning to '«lent's actions.
partm en t $49,363.13, fire dep artm ent
tion will require fo u r civilian pol­
I flclate. Com m ital serv ices will fo l­ is;
P a tr ic ia Trained, Beaverton ta k e down the A F L union card
$9,609.50; police dep artm ent, $7,760;
So far, he continues, th e re have
low under the auspices of W illa m ­ ju n io r c h a m b e r o f co m m e rc e ; G ale and teplHce it with one from the t)«'en no m eetings called of the ice for every thousand people. F o r
and general expense, $15,830. T ota l
W ashing ton county, this means 250
ette lodge No. 2, A.F. & A M. In B en so n, W a s h in g to n County Posse, CIO.
expenditures are listed a t $172,-
Armed F o rces com m ittee, of which
the R iv ervlew ce m e tery chapel.
Irv a le tta Bou cher, Aloha cham bei
D iffe ren ce of the two labor or­ he is a member, sin ce the crisis volunteers to handle the many pol­
465 62.
M arble Cook
Dr. C aveny had been missing of c o m m e rce .and V irginia Hud­ ganizations, it is pointed out, Is arose. W ith approval of new draft ice ta sk s involved."
E s tim a te d receipts other than
was
elected since J u n e 6, when he disappeared dleston, B eav erton Saddle club.
At the present
time,
in
the
that under A F L charter, employers re gulations Tuesday, the c o m m it­
1950-51 tax es are set a t $141.498.47, boro high school,
F r e e vote t ic k e t s will be avail­ must belong to the union, with no tee is " s ittin g tig h t” and aw aiting W ash in g to n county sh e riff's re­
requ iring $30.9157 15 to b a lance the president of the W a s h in g to n cou n­ between his office and home. He
serve, there are 69 m e m b ers on the
budget. Added to this th e discount ty c o m m ittee in b e h a lf of the was found a short d istan ce from able from all m e rc h a n t s o f the vote on wages or working condi­ developments.
active list. In addition, approxi­
on prepaid tax of $785.05 and esti­ bill. P re s id e n t of the W ash in g ton his c a r at Bald P e a k S t a t e P ark a re a, from W e st Slope to Aloha, tions. Under C IO rules, an e m ­
T a lk in W ashing ton, he says, In­
mated uncollected ta x of $5,541.56. county O E A unit is Melvin Wells, on Sunday mornin g. T h e r e was no including B eav erton, for selection ployer is not permitted to hold a dicates little confid ence in action m ately 30 mem bers in the cou nty
membership.
s h e r i f f s posse is available for mo­
the to tal levy am o unts to $37,293 76 te a ch e r a t B e a v e r to n high school evidence of foul play or any thing of queen.
of the United N ations, as a result
Angry protests are voiced by
bilization.
I t is hoped to m ak e the event
of which $8,777.27 is w ithin the 6% and E r r o l Hassell, superintendent to Indicate a n y th in g o th er than
of the 7 to 1 vote o f its security,
o f school d istrict 48, is legislative death from natu ra l cau ses. O fficial an annual affa ir.
shop owners, particularly, because
lim itation.
O ffe rin g no official com m e n t on
council. Tu esd ay night, back ing
co m m ittee c h a ir m a n of the district reports have not been released
of the loss in revenue and the faci
the A m erican e ffo r t to stop the th r sluation teh s h e riff states he is
O E A unit e m b r a c in g Clatsop, Col­ as yet.
th a t the only price raise permitted
bloodshed and aggression In Korea. ready to enlarge his police te serve
umbia,
Y am h ill, Tilla m oo k
and
i« for child ren’s haircuts.
He was born on D ece m b e r 19.
Th e consensus seem s to he that force. R e cru itin g o f volunteers, he
W ash in g to n counties.
Closing as in e ffe ct Monday will
1906 at W'hlte, Sou th D ak ota. Th e
this Is a “now or never” crisis says, goes on every day and it
R e p re se n ta tiv e s
p ies e n t
were fam ily soon moved from th e re and
a ff e c t
Multnomah,
W ashington,
is his intention to have an active,
for the United Nations.
from the county L eag u e o f Women he was reared In Luv ern e, Minn.
Columbia and C la c k a m a s counties.
w orking nucleus available to call
Meanwhile, the N ational Secu rity
Canyon Road B a p tis t chu rch will _ _ _
V o te rs ; legislative
ch a irm e n
of He went thru high school there,
a t any unexpected notice.
R eso u rces hoard has announced it
the W a sh in g to n cou nty Pom ona woiked five years, and then took have the Rev. S. E. Gregg, fo rmer J O I N T V F W S O C I A L
L a st month, because of his long-
Astoria, Ore., J u n e 28, (S p e cia l) and the B e a v e r to n G r a n g e ; F o r es t
pastor of U niversity P a r k Baptist
T h e B e a v e r to n V F W ladies aux- has "on ice ” m e a s u re s to Instigate
up his schooling for medicine. He
rationing
and range planning and basic organiz­
— Field work for the 1950 census Grove, Hillsboro, B ea v erton , T i ­
church. as guest preacher, next |||ary No. 4817 held a joint social im m ediate price,
graduated from the U n iv ersity of
in the five n orthw est counties gard and Sherwood school sys­
Sunday, at 11 a. m. and 7 45 p. m evening with post m em bers a t the other controls If the situation calls ation for county civil defense,
Minnesota Medical school and in­
B usch was invited to co n fer with
com p risin g the A storia census dis­ te m s ; Hillsboro, B ea v erto n , T ig ard
T h e pastor, Rev. Russell B Tho 1 0 O F hall W ednesday J u n i 14, 1950 for them.
terned for tw o y e ars a t the Beth-
a picked group o f law enforcem ent
trict, has been completed and the and Sylvan P T A groups: B e a v e r ­
mas. will be supplying the pulpit
Cana)rta
an(1
plnoohl(, g a m „
esda hospital in St. Paul. Minn He
o ffice rs from various parts of the
portfolios shipped to W ashington, ton Kiw anis, W e st Slope I Jo n s .
of the Mt. Olivet B a p tis t church wer#, p|a y<>d
graduated fro m there In 1937 and
cou ntry In a meeting which was to
D. C. fo r final tabulation, stated Hillsboro R o t a r y and the B e a v e r ­
In P o rtlan d while th e ir pastor Rev
Th<( thPmP o f ..F , ag D ay » w a„
in th at y e a r he m arried E d n a m a e
lay the groundwork for national
E . L y m a n Ross, d istrict super­ ton ju n io r c h a m b e r o f com m erce.
J
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J
.
(
low.
is
a
tte
n
d
in
g
thr
meet
carried
out
In
the
table
decora-
Frances
Pedersen
of
L eSueur.
preparation
on the civilian level.
visor, today. He said the office
T h e co m m ittee voted to fu rth e r Minnesota. He practised medicine ings of the B ap tist World Con Uona. R e fr e s h m e n ts served con-
"M aybe this is 'I t ' " , B usch con­
would be perm anently closed on study the bill and show the value
gress.
eluded
the
evenings
program.
in Langdon, N. D., for 11 years.
jectured, unofficially, "and maybe
J u n e 30 and the records tra n s ­ of the s tro n g e r support to W a s h ­
T h e fam ily moved to th e West
ferred to the a re a office in S e a t ­ ington co u n ty the proposal, which
it'll work out th at R u sa la la only
Slope a re a
In Se p te m b e r.
1948
Th e C e n tu ry cluh announces a bluffing. W e should know within
tle.
will be voted on in the fall ele c­ where he established a modern I
free public lib rary for the subur­ the next 30 days.
T h e A sto ria office was opened tion. I t was pointed out th a t the
new m edical-dental clinic on Wes-
ban a re a s of w estern Multnomah
e a rly in J a n u a r y with R oss in bill would give W a s h in g to n co u n ­
“All I can say Is th a t I ’m not
pecher Lane.
county and e astern W ashington going to be c au g h t napping, re­
cha rg e. Under his supervision a t y about 51% of Its to tal public
Dr. Caveny had m a n y Interests
county, accord in g to Mrs. Vernon gardless of what develops."
cre w o f approxim ately 300 enum ­ school cost.
and
fra te r n a l connections. He was
Churchill, president.
e ra to r s and a s s is ta n ts wore re­
E ven though it is designated as
T h e library will be m aintained
cruited and trained to ta k e the a property tax. Cook points out, a m em ber of the Valiev C o m m u n ­
In the building o f the West Slope
census in th e counties of Clatsop, H B 193 Is th e only m a n n e r by ity United P re s b y te ria n ch u rch :
Columbia, Tillam ook, W a shington which m a ch in e ry m ay be set up a m em ber of the A m erican Medical
branch of the Com m ercial Hank
as s o cia tio n ; a m em ber of L ebanon
of Oregon, and will be opened for
and Y am h ill.
•
to collect money from sta te per­
use on Tuesday, J u l y 11.
F i n a l to ta ls showed 166.473 per­ sonal Incom e ta x revenues, o f lodge No. 34*. A.F. A A M at
sons were enum erated in the five which there is at the pre srh t time Langdon. N orth D a k o ta ; also a
In the m eantim e, a drive Is In
m e m b e r o f the L ang d on Scottish
cou nties In addition to dwellings, a sub sta ntial surplus.
progress
for the collection of all
R ite bodies and a 32nd degree Ma- f
At a com m ittee m eeting held In
fa rm s , and irrigation units. This
kinds of books: fiction, non-fic­
son;
he
was
a
m
em
b
er
o
f
the
the Hillsboro office o f the S tate
was an increase of 43.003 persons
tion, encyclopedlae, atlases, maps,
W ashing ton Medical S ocie ty ; he
E m p lo y m e n t service. Ju n e 19, Mrs.
over 1940. W ash in g ton county leads
I child ren’s books, reference works,
held
licenses
to
practice
medicine
W illiam Chandlee, Hillsboro, was
with an increa se of 22.027 or ap­
dictionaries, etc. Collection days
| in Oregon. M innesota and North
named ch a irm a n and Fred Corn,
pro xim a tely 56%, to to tal 61,221
are planned for T h u rsd ay and
! D a k o ta ; he was a m e m b er of the
Hillsboro, se cr e ta ry of the Nation­
persons.
Friday, Ju ly 6 and 7.
Grand F o r k s d istrict Medical So
al Em ploy the Physically Handi­
Several additional a ssig nm ents
All persons In the area who have capped
d
e
f
y
a
t
Grand
F
o
r
k
s,
N.
D.;
he
group
for
Washington
were added to the Astoria office
V ern B a r t l e t t , ow ner of the Bee
spare books, are Invited to assist county.
was
a
m
e
m
b
e
r
of
the
Delta
Chi
T
h
e
meeting
discussed
a m o n g which was a special hous­ F ilm com pany, has re ce n tly trans-
In this com m unity enterprise by plans for ob servance o f the week
A cad em ic Socie ty and the Phi
ing survey for the city of Astoria, furred his equipm ent and business
bringing them to the new library in O ctober, held in W ashington
Chi medical h o n o ra ry ; he was also
a survey o f re sidential fin an cin g ^ B eav erton , and will be In op-
on Ju ly 6 or 7. Anyone unable to
a m e m b er of the W e st Slope L i ­
county at the time o f the national
S
E
C
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N
D
f
t
l
K
T
H
D
A
Y
o
f
the
B
eaverton
Busineaa
and
P
r
o
fe
s
­
for Clatsop. Columbia and W ash- era tion on J u l y first.
do so, can phone Mrs. Gerald E . week.
sional W o m ii t'i clu b waa observed J u n e 22. at K iw an la hall, with
ons
club
and
had
nu
m
erou
s
other
in the time records program, Ev-
M r B a r t l e t t has had 20 years
T u ck er, A T w a te r 0304 and a r ­
birthday cake and Installation of officers. F o r ty -fo u r m e m b ers and
T e n ta tiv e plans call for N E P H
tim e records pro g ram cov ering of photographic experien ce and professional and social connections
five guests w ere present.
rangem ents will be made to pick luncheons In Forest Grove, Hills­
in N orth D ak ota
all five counties.
will give fa s t and expert service
Shown left to right, front row, a r e E v a n g e lin e Moahofsky,
up the donation
boro and Beaverton during the
He la survived by his wife E d n a ­
T h e A sto ria office was one of to his cu stom ers
first vice president; M a r jo r ie Soholm, president; N oreen B ro o k -
observance.
P ictu res of disabled
T
o
encourage
the
Interest
of
the
mae
F
Caveny
of
7111
S.
W
G
a
­
hardt. second vice president.
the three d istrict o ffice s In the
T h e Bee F ilm ro m p an v special­
younger folk, the Centu ry cluh Is workers on the job, possibly in­
three
children
Second tow, left to rig h t; Hilda Highbe, pa*t president and
northw est selected to participate izes in service by mail to the bel P a r k road:
o ffering a $2 50 m erchandise hook cluding home movies, to be shown
installing o f fic e r ; Cora Clearw ater, d ir e c to r; M a rg aret Hendren,
in teh tim e records program. E v ­ "sn ap sh o t fr a t e r n i t y ”, developing K e n t P , David D. and Can dace
order to the boy o r girl, 8 to 12. throughout the county.
tre a s u r e r: J e n n y Cline, corresponding s e c r e ta ry , F lo re n c e Garrison,
erett, W a s h in g to n
and
Billings and printing roll film s and parks R. Caveny: his m o ther Mr-. Kate
recording s ecretary .
T h e re are about thirty handi­
who brings in the most hooks,
M ontana being the o th er two. T h l* a t reasonable prices and stresses C aveny o f San F r a n c i s c o Calif.:
Thid row, left to rig h t; Aletha G r a f and K a th e r in e Dealnger,
also an Identical reward for hoys capped workers In the cou nty and
program
necessitated
additional the convenience of letting the one brother. Edw ard J . Cav en v of
d irectors
and girls between 12 and 16. Con­ the com m ittee has set its goal as a
personnel and required e x trem e j mailm an do your work for you. Sa n F r a n c i s c o and one siateir Min-
E m b le m s w ere awarded mem bers who had entered the club
ditions o f the award are th a t Job for each one Full com m ittee
detail and a c c u ra c y to g a th e r fa cts elim inatin g the necessity of run- e - v a C. Caveny of Luverne. Minn
during the paat year. C erem o ny was given by M a r th a Bernard ini,
hooks must be delivered to the li­ number* 33. r«pr*s*Tt!ng all pa ts
B e r th a Anderson E dith Cady, Valleda C h a ffin , Hazel Paxaon,
to he used in settin g up future 1 n m e into town to leave your film s j P e g g ’s M ortuary B eav erton, is
b rary on J u l y 6 o r 7.
of the county.
E m m a Boyd. K a th e r i n e Designer and Mias Moahofaky. F lorence
census operation*.
and going b a ck a fte r them when ; in c h a rg e of fu neral a r ra n g e m e n ts
R ic e became th e sixty-elghtti m em ber o f the club.
finished
T h e fa m ily have requested that
A travel eaae waa presented Mrs. Htghbe fo r two y ears a s
HOME N EW LY PURCH ASED
H E L L S AN D W I J.I. B U I L D
T h is new service will he of sp
they would like some flower« but
N E W N IG H T W A T C H M A N
president, in a p p reciatio n o f her untiring work.
Mrs.
Ida
B
u
f
fa
m
has
purchased
Mr and Mrs. S a c k e tt have sold
Mr M artin I* the nteht w a tch ­ clal convenience to fa rm oommun- I would like oth ers to contrib ute to
Theeluh adjo urned to resume In S e p te m b e r with reg ular m e e t­
Emma
A rm itag e
Memorial
a home on W ats o n St and plana th e ir home and are having a new
ings Ju ly and August m e eting s will be potluck picnic», the first to
m an fo r a new district past the Hies in the entire T u a la tin valley , th»
a re a and W a shing ton county
* Fund in lieu o f flowera.
be held at the home of B la n c h Sorbet* • P hoto by T ra v ia Cavenat to move there soon.
home built on Hall Street.
a ir port.
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KIWANIS-JAYCEE HORSE SHOW
JULY 14 HELPS YOUTH PLANS
Barbers Declare
Five-Day Week
Starts Monday
Funeral Rites of
W. Slope Doctor
2 P. M. June 29th
Takes Canyon Rd.
Baptist Pulpit
Census Job Ends;
Ross Closes Up
Astoria Office
Club Instigates
Free Library For
E. Tualatin Valley
BPW CLUB INSTALLS OFFICERS
Co. Neph Group
Elects Officers
Plans Campaign
Film Developer
Starts Service
For Tual. Valley