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AMEK1 CA DOESN'T
NEED A DICTATOR
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REVIEW
^»SNAPSHOT GUILD
HOW ENLARGEMENTS ARE MADE
l a >i
“ A m e ric an ism
I a
u n fa ilin g
l o t t o f c oun try; l o y a l t y t o Its
Institutions and ideals; ta t itr -
n t »s to defend It a g ain s t all
enemies; undi ridevi
alle a lance
to the f l a g : and a desire to
secure the blessings o f lib e rty
to ou rselves and our p os te r ity ."
St i ereIla 4 alhollr 4 htirrh
she told the young |ieople her
1 contempt for our Aiuerlcait sy*
Me», George O 'h tefe, Paster
tent uin I fed them communism
Masses at 7:3»i am . and at
Aa to Russia. what are the 9 in a ui t ome early.
uctuai faelsT First, the achools
a s s '
leseli that thete Is no tlod. Tlve
t III Hi II OE C H R IS T
field warkers
report
litui llie
E
K. Coulter, Minister.
cl mil I'll renched hefoie the Kill
M oi ii Iti k Worship, (i; 46 a in
grade are wholly converted tu
Hlblo study period at 11:00
the tielief III the godless. Out of j
Kndcuvor at 7:00 o'clock, ser-
there younger ones Is lo coniti
muli at 8: (A) o ’clock.
the Russia of tomorrow ; godless
a s s
in belief wtwl determinati lo make
the world over to their pattern
god
MV see Russia* population and
t hurch on Wheeler and Ales
re sou rcee. all 'pledged to that ander Streets.
bleak end
Sunduy School 9:46 A. M.
Today thousands of uihelslh
Young l'c op I o t ¡20 P
M
clubs carry out among the adult*
Powerful station* broadeuwi tile
Muru'iig Woiah.'p 11:00 A . M
religion of the godlcse out to sur
Evangelistic 7'41 P. M.
rounding countries. W'liat is subì
Lune In on KWJJ ca d i Sunday
to he the world s lai gent prlnl , fr0||| 5;00
6;30 p m lo th#
ing plani titrns out material III Asaenihly o f Guil Broadcast.
ma y lattgungew. With thl» flood
r . J. Hunt lev
bus gitile un uriti)' o f lillsslotiurlee
W a lo r
lo spread secretly Iti luany land*
* * a
t II I» thè greatest effnrt yet mudi
4 in in il o r tum r a x a i i b r r
to destroy belli f tu (loti.
Bure there Is more tinnì one
IV. p. R idiati alt. Paalor.
kind o f traltor. Noi only ibis o ’ c
Sunday achoot at 9:45.
tlumghtlc»« of mira, but also we
Morning worship at 11 r00.
conni a* a truitor (he mini whn
• e e
hetrays hls own «oul inio th •
SEVENTH |) \ V ADVENTIST
pains of eternai woe. He wulted
The Huher-Aloha Seventh Pay
too long He lutelided some duy
to «etile (he big quentlor* bill tic Adventlat m eda every Saturday
w aitili too loug. Ile went out inclining at 9:45 at the Huber
loot. Hb calne to htniaelf out a- Commercial hall. Kahbalh acboni
mong thè murdervrs. thè iincleun.
meet« at 9:45, churrh service at
thè Rara o f all landa und ceti*
11:90.
Iurte« latat with thè loat forever
He wulted too long
NOW
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!a*ader. T. G. Kdgington.
THF. DAY O r 8 A LV A T IO N Our
Supri Inteiident,
Mrs.
P.
B.
Chrtal died for our aiti« Wben
Tuli le.
your heart Iella )’ou tl'ut il ha*
a s s
labi bold mi l'hrlat aa Savlor and
BETHANY RAPTIMT Ulli Hl II
Ixird then you are «afe PRAY
IX)R T H E HOUR WHEN YOUR | »"V . John C. Schw eitzer Minister
9:45 a. in Aumiay sctoooi wltk
H EART S ii A l.I. SEND U P T H A T
classe«
fhr all ages. John C'roeul.
GUAD MESSAGE.
auperlntendent.
11.00 a. nt.— Worsblp servii-«.
Oholr d it eteli by <’a r l Egglman
Beaverton. Ore.
Paid Ad
7:45 p. m. — Kvetilng servire,
noni issnmi.Y or
FOR DEFENSE
OR FOR W AR?
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♦ ♦
There i- a small group of
The United Slates Government
defeatist* in this country who Is actually preparing for war.
aeem to have income convinced The Pi esilio lit ami numbers '"of
that oppos.tiob to totalitarianisni hla administration and both hon­
REU Q IKES totalitarian methods. 11
or Congress Lave been pro-
In otuer words, they would have i feeding along exactly the same
us believe that the only way i lines In making these prepara-
* ° tight tire is with tire. They tious.
There is no im porUn'
observe the success o f the die *)-ow ,f , 0|j,ics In the proceed
tator-ridden nations in creating I ings On the contrary the ITes-
a gigantic military machine in tJen,
Msktsl for b||1|oM of
a brief period of time and rea- d o ll» ^ fo. preparedness against
kot tliat a form of dictatoranip invasion, and Congress has an-
must be exerted here if the V - p r o v e d those recommendations
nlted States is to sw iftly hull J t w , , h
„ la t ir e ly
unimportant
its armed defense to the nec- changes.
E n la r g in g b rin g s out detail you ca n 't see
esoary level.
H itler machine
unloosed In a sm a ll print. B oth these p rin ts w ere
Anyone who believes that has ... 'Hie
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,
m ade from the tam e negative. O n ly part
forgotten (or never knew » the
do,e,, hell’
less neutral nations as part of of tho n e gative w a i uged, w ith su rp lu s
histoiy o f this country! W e'v*
met great ciises before— and we its campaigns to crush Hritaiu. b a c k g ro u n d and fo re g ro u n d area m asked
. T h is is a n o th e r a dva n ta ge o f the e n la rg in g proceaa— you can include
have tret them as a free people w-hich H itler deflates he intends
just w hat you w ant, and om it oxceas m aterial at the top. bottom, and
to
dominate.
Your
Government
When emergency conies, all A-
aidea of the picture.
be - prepare!
merieans— worker, capitalist, e x - l - feels , that
, it must
.
ecutive, fa rm e r-fo rg o t their dif- f° r *»vnslon o f the United States |>IG pictures are always better
By moving the enlarger head up
»fe n c e s , ard joined their re­ m ease H itler is victorious and
than small ones. Not only is a j and down, you can make print*
source? in the interest of the captures the British Navy
large picture more Impressive, but uuy size up to the llmltalluus of
A resolution in Congress that also it shows more detail— bringing the enlarger. In some enlarger«,The
common good. And no dictator is
is likely to be passed declares out features that can hardly be head can also he swung to a hori­
needed.
that the United States would not seen at all in the small print.
zontal position, so that huge prints
This is happening in the pres
any
transfer
and
Therefore,
every
enthusiastic may be projected on a nearby wall
ent emergency. Big business men "recognlxe
and little business men
have would not acquiesce in any a;- amateur photographer has his best One type of precision enlarger Is
«iledged themselves to do all In tenlpt to transfer any geograph- pictures enlarged — and. usually, designed so tbut It can also be used
ibetr power to assure the swltt ‘ ca! region o f the Western Henii- looks forward to the time when he as a camera, for taking pictures.
The great advantage of enlarg­
cotnplrtion o f the defense pro- sphere from one non-American can have an enlarger of his own. Of
gram The great, basic industries power to any other uon-Amer- course, he can always obtain excel­ ing, in addition to big prints, is thut
o f thi.; country, the railroads. *can State.”
That means that lent enlargements fresi hla photo- you can try special elfecta. For ex­
the utilities, the wteel companies. . the United States forbids the fiulsber— but the genuine hobbyist ample, by a simple process known
as "dodging.” you can hold back
the machine makers are pre- transfer or capture of islands likes the thrill of experimenting, and
certain parts of the image and give
making
big
prints
himself.
pared to do all and whatever is aud colonies now under British,
With a modern precision-built en­ more exposure to other parts. Thus
necessary to meet the exigencies French and Dutch
sovereignty,
larger,
It is easy to produce en­ you can bring out detail (or sub­
of the future. They are pre- such as Jamaica. British Hon-
largements.
In some respects. It's due It) wherever you wish Too. you
Pared to cooperate with Govern- dura*, French
Guiana,
Dutcu
easier
than
contact printing. The esa make diffused prints, combina­
ment to the limit, to the end that Guiana and British Guiana. In
film
negative
is simply slipped into tion prints, prints with special tex­
democracy may be perpetuated direct relation tfcgTe is actual
a carrier, which fits a slot in the tures—all sorts of novel elfecta
through democracy.
j fear that some Latin-Americau
Of course, for fun in photog
enlarger lamp house. W hej^ the
America never has hao a die- territory or t i e Panama Canal
lamp Is turned on. an enlarged raphy, you don't bare to have an
tutor America does not need one 1 might he invaded iby a victori-
image is projected on a paper enlarger, or even make your owa
now. Americans are not robots. °ns Hitler.
holder below the enlarger lens. Yon contact prints. Millions of amateui*
to be traeted like cogs in a ma-
Any attempt to interfere with slip a sheet of sensitized paper Into don’t But for the real enthusiast,
chine. Americans aieindlviduals, * any colonies, or territory. In tb; the paper hohler— make the ex­ enlarging adds Interest and ealM
determined to co t i e finest Joo Western Hemisphere, w ill be re
posure— then develop the paper as to the camera hobby.
they ever did in the interests of garded by ( ongress and the Ad
you would a contact print.
John van Guilder
Their Country. Those who talk ministration as a challenge to ___________
o f the treed o f dictatorial powers the Montoe Doctrine. Aud i f
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S
to stvre democracy, o f a ruthless H itler s. o u lj seek to violate the yard. If he loses, then there TH IS R E E K ’S POEM—
government domination o f bus Monroe Doctrine, then
will tv» nothing for America fo ‘ I love the smile jo u ’re w ealin’
iness and industry- would de­ but one result— wai
with th e re a t-
* j hon it ao lights up yottr face.
stroy our tradition:', our way of United States.
|l love the way your hair I* don-*
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life which has proven its might
It gives you charm and grace.
In 1915-16 the Administration
in Fines c f greatest danger. They mid Congress prepared against I \ T u t n
I love your fair complexion, it
S’ A I I
proclaims you as a belle
hut
wo.-.d destroy th^ very
thing possibilities that could not be
*
they are professing a desire to for8eeu
We said then, as w
honestly, that pielin
hat. my
save— freedom
and opportunity. are saying now, that it was all
IV. E. Eiilott had the misfor- darling, look« like h— 1.
they are denying the very foun­ being done for defense against tune to fall end dislocate his
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dation o f this great Nation— the ' invasion. In
1917 the United tight shoulder Wednesday mor­
IMTT 1 M. IT » T i l l .......
oonvictPn P v t governments de­
ning while workiiv? mowing iuay
lit t le Mary's father had tie
States did the invading. Right
rive their ju-t powers from the
for A. B, Flint near Scholls. H * ; nied her request That night as
now powerful voices are being j “ j‘|
cot'-ent cl the governed. That
more than twenty live reqt she said her prayers ahe con-
lifted to demand help for the
these truths are quite self-evi­
down a feed chute to the floor eluded with this petition:
Allies, even to the point o f len­
below.
dent: that all men are created
“ And please don't give daddy
ding them money
and
giving
••quel
.fore Our Maker, that ti ■
Dr. Mason reduced the dislo­
any more children, be doesn't
them arm#, food and ammuni­
lowly laborer is aa good as the
cation and the patient is doing
know
how to treat those he
tion. A very few ate talking a-
mighty dictato-. that we. each
nicely.
bus got now.'* a
boct going “Over There.-’
and every one o f i » are endowed
Forces o f the Army. Navy and
by that Creator
with
certain
f * i n i Iti UDI NI
PI, ( NS
rights— which must not feel a A ir are being increased as they
Scores of different ki-ds of
dictator’«
,, ,
uiccator s heel
neei. which
wuicn must
must not
noi were
___ before tbe former war, > and . huildmg*
used on the faim are
be ruthlessly thrust aside to previous to the draft,
a s s
listed in a new extension circu­
suit tee whim o f some mis-guided
Now we are for defense. Ever*' lar. No. 351, which comprises a
No one would say that this
war over-lord.
one hopes that the remedies pre-
catalog of the Oregon State col- Oregon school teacher was lo
Let's not forget: America is scribed by the Government will
I -e farm building nian servir*. the employ o f Soviet Rurxia. but
not in need of a dictator.
stop Hitler from coming into our
Detailed plans and specifications she put *out their line In th;
for all the building list are a- class room. Ir» effeett she was
vailable at low cost through Kio o f the Fifth Column: a terrible
county agents or direct from the boring from within.
department
of
engineering at
It seems that teacher did Bn
Cr ,-iatII«*. Oregon
rope <n» one of those personally
conducted excursions
Reaching
SHOULDER PUT OUT
FIFTH COLUMN
IS WITH US
I ciiuncii
iY\0lNCLML>tS
THE
METHODIST (BURCH
Ki-rl It. Hortet], M liilslrr
’Sumluy school, 9:45 a.tu. Su­
perintendent. Chas. II. Hoseiun
Morning worship 11:00
a.m.
Speaker. J. J. Hundsaker
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a
a
i.t ' Ji J xu
s a a
Heikel
Congregational
( burrb
W illard It. Hull, Minister.
9:45 a in., (.'hurch achoot. Prof.
C- Webb, Superintendent.
l!;0 b a m., Morning worship,
choir w ill sing under the
dliection o f W lllla
Cady
The
•erinou subject w ill lie ’’ Pearce
m akin g'.
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7:46; teacher timmlng claaa and
prqyer meeting, Wednesday, 8:00
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