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FRIDAY, JULY 1Î. 1940 HEAVEKION REVIEW good a speaker for opposition among the die-hard politician« by a colorless or routine can on both sides In Congress. didate. If these forecasts com > Let *er co t It's Mine for Hie l O t 'M OWN LIMAI. PAPKM true, and colorful Mr. Roose people to take n band in public One y e a r (In a d v a n c e ) ...............f i e * T r i e r hane M U runs against colotful Mr. j S ix m o n th « (In a d v a n c e ) ................I t velt affairs, and pas* upon the claims ne y e a r (In o th e r s t a t e a ) . , , . l i t ) WiUkie. It should be one of the Entered a* e o e o n d -c la M m a tte r oa O E x tra p o e ta a e fo r o u ts id e th e U. S. D e ce m b e r », U d ì. et th e p o e t o ff ic e most dramatic campaigns in the The Beaverton Review at H ea v erton . u r e a " « , u n d er a c t or M aren V. I l i » th e ISS C C D M U D A Y Oh' E ACH W E E K A T BKAVhUtTUN. O K E tX tN J. H. H C l-E T T ................Owner No liqur or t o b a c c o ada a c c e p te d HAS NEVER HELD ANY PUBLIC OFFICE s e e Tbs* nomination of Wendell ,\\ illkie as tho Republican can didate for president signified a triumph of aggressive» public sen timent over machine politics. And on top o f that It was a political miracle. Air. WilllUe has never held a public office. Six or seven years ago he was virtually unknowu save In a limited industrial cir cle. Up to a year ago, the public had heard little or nothing a- bout him. A few months before th« convention sons» of the lead ing columnists began writing a- bout him. observing Shut he would make a model candidate, but that, uufottunately, his com plete lack of influential politi cal backing made hia nomina tion rirtually impossible. Major newspapers editorially expressed similar views. Mr. Wlllkie was in other words, the darkest oi dark hoi see, in a field filled with political luminaries long in the public eye. 'Apparently Mr. Wfllkie himself first took suggestions that he might be a candidate as flattering but ra ttier idle conversation. ¡When the Wjllkie campaign got underway, it was run en tirely Kiy junatuers. His hamc was not entered in any state prtmarles—though be did receive a Tery large and purely volun tary write-in vote in some states. No delegate to the convention was really pledged to him. The comparative handful of Totes he received on the first ballot came from unpledged delegates who. with the whole field to pick from, considered him the best man. And long before that bal lot was polled it became evi dent that supposed Dewey and Toft strongholds were cracking fast in favor o f Wlllkie. Some o f the party leaders, finding their influence waning, organ- iz-ed an almost hysterical "stop W ilk ie ’* drive. It apparently on ly added to his support, and on the third ballot, when Dewev lost heavilv, it was clear that ¡Wlllkie was to be the man. The obvious question is. What manner o f man is this, who so dramatically licked the GOP bosses to a standstill? And the dbvionis answer is that he is - very remarkable man indeed. No one doubts bis intellectual caps city for the number one f . 4 job. A Jeffersonian in his poli tical philoaoptiral philosophy, (he first voted Republican In 1930, when he becam» convinced that the New Deal had abandoned Democratic principles and was moving toward collectivism ), h- has done a magntfient Job of publicizing the issce of the In A W K H I C A N la st "A m e r ic a n is m I s u n fa ilin g lo v e o f c o u n t r y ; lo y a lt y to Its In stitu tio n s a n d id e a ls ; e a g e r n ess to d efe n d It a g a in s t all e n e m ie s ; u n d iv id ed a lle g ia n c e to th e f la g ; a nd a d eelre to ■eeure th e b le s s in g s o f lib e rty to o u r s e lv e s and o u r p o s t e r it y ." KNOX AND ST1MSON MEN OF ABILITY • • • Whatever else may be said of the appointment of two Republi cans to the cabinet, It Is offset by the fact that Colonel Knot »nd Mr. Stliuson are men of exceptional abilities, uud will strenghtben a cabinet that, on the »h o le Is reguided in Wash iitgtnn as weak. Mr. Sttmsou is undoubtedly one of the ablest ! ten who has served in the Cabinet since the World Wkr, The discussion about a coal ition cabinet is au entirely dif ferent matter, 00 which, of course, the Republican* and t)e- tuocrats violently disagree. And incidentally, it Is a healthy mat ter for the country to find the two old fa rtlcs running under their own steam once more. dividual \erwus the s ta te -h e it (in placably opposed to the gov ernment going into business in competition with its citizens. aiul to uictatoiial government dom By ABNER GORDON ination of the social and econo ROVIDED the nap haa not been mic life of the nation. But la destroyed by violent or continued these days, intellectual capacity wesr, dent* made by pianos, furni is not enough—other talenU- are ture, etc., may be removed from a needed, and Mr. WiUkie has ail rug by covering the dented area with a damp cloth and then pressing of them too. As William Allen firmly with a hot iron. The result- White has written, he i s extreiu- eng moist heat causes the nap to j ely photogenic— he i s a b i g ma spring back. ■ jovial lu manner, with a leonine When dry, brush the nap briskly 1 shaggy, head. He is quick as with a stiff brush. Q.—Suggest a remedy for an up | they come on his mental feet, stair shower stall which leaks ; And ha» a highly developed sense through th* tiles, spoiling the plaster of buanor. As a speaker and ra- ceiling below. uio platform personality, many A.—A sheet-lead lining for th# floor and corner* of th* stall will thiuk hint even better than the completely prevent leaks or seepage. President In this regard. He has ALL SWEAR BY Consult a licensed plumber concern a strong sense of drama, and a ing its installation. great aptitude for the telling ALL THAT'S HOLY Q —What wood do you suggest for ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ phrase. In brief, seasoned poli the frame of an extension bathroom, The Uuited States government the walls and-ceiling of which will tical observers feel that he was is as bewildered as the people- be plastered? the only GOP aspirant to possess A.—A rigid frame of pre-shrunk. and no one seems to know whe the important physical as well ther the speudtng o f oil these drv dimension timber is highly rec as mental qualities needed to ommended The use of onlv well- : battle the strongest Democrat seasoned lumber la your safeguard fense -or war—or both. The of- against the future cracking of the ic candidate on even terms. 1 flclals of t'ongress and the Ad plaster. The vie publican platform savs ministration all swear by all Anyone of the several varieties of little and means less. That 13 that's holy that they are doing Western pine. Idaho white, pon- ■ not important Mr. WiUkie will their level best to keep this deiosa. or sugar, are suggested for make the platform himself, and country out of the war. Never this work. Q. -Can vein-relief wall finishes no one in these days pays much theless, too many of these gen he produced with paint and what attention to the political planks. tlemen now in Washington are formula do you suggest? j While he believes In private en carrying chips on their shoul A.—A variety of beautiful vein- terprise. he believes also in a ders. and practically inviting relief mural decorations are readily strict regulation and the iron the European dictators to knock produced by striking wet plastic paint with the flat side of a 4 In. wall handed elimination o f business them off. crush. abuses. On foreign policy he has The best plastic paint Is composed The confusing thing t* that declared himself In favor o f aid politico* keep right on saying at 3 parts (by volume) soft paste to the allies, but he is pledged that no matter what happen* iu white lead. 1 part dry whiting. 1 part oil. Add V* pt. liquid drier against declaring war. He is ee- » t r o p e It will be Impossible for Tatung 10 paint prepared from 100 lb past« i pecially strong In defense of ci the victors in those massacre« white lead. vil liberties for minorities no to put their military machine in Apply the plastic paint as the flu- less tban majorities, and has al order to make any attacks upon fcsh coat over tegular un<* —coats of so pointed out that if we are to America for a year, If not for grhtte lead pal--' Q.—Is there differ«. - In the assure the preservation of free many years. They also knew, or lomposltion of wall and floor tiling? dom. we must protect the free admit, that the war orders that A.—Yes. Wall tiles have a soft dom of those we abhor as well have been authorized cannot be sase with surface coloring only, as those whose views we en turned out o f the factories until which is generally protected by a Floor tiles are hard and col- dorse. He detests Fascism, ami machining and tools are prepared flaze. >i»H thmiir*wMit all that it' stands for. for mass production, during the The nomination o f Senator next six months. If we are to believe half of Mc.Nary of Oregon for Becond place on the ticket was what all we are told, there Is but the sporting fraternity call a one conclusion for us to draw- natural. No Senator has such a tbat the war will be postponed strong following In the Meat, for years. If It comes at all. So why not raise big farm and la the all-important agri cultural states. He is perhaps crops this year? There will bJ the ablest parllementarian in the a big export market In the Fall, entire Congress, and is univer at good prices. Exhausted Eu sally popular. His record as a rope will have to eat. minority leader during the OOP's leanest days has been excellent INTEREST SHOWN He is a definite asset to the IN THIS CAMPAIGN ticket, * • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Many experts are saying tha' | There appears to be more In the nomination of Mr. WiUkie terest In the Presidential ram- I makes the renomination by 1 palgn at this early date than draft if necessary, of Presiden* | there was at any time during the Roosevelt almost certain. Rea last campaign. Wlllkie seems to son Is that the Democrats must j have as many schemes and new now put their best foot forward Ideas as President Roosevelt. One and the President Is their best j or both of them may pull a new j foot bv far. Mr. Wlllkie Is fa" one nearly every day. Besides, 1 r e s h h o t c o f f e e u th. too strong a candidate, far too mudsltnging has already started 1 first requisite for good iced cof fee. Make it double-strength (twe heaping tablespoons of coffee t< each measuring cup of water) t< allow for dilution by ice. P meets at 0:46. church service at BETHANT »ARTIST CHUBCH Rev. John C. Hchweitier. Minister 8:46 a. m. Aunday school with classes for all ages. John Croenk superintendent. 11:00 a. m.—Worship servlet. Choir directed by Carl Bggtman 7:46 p. m — Evening service, e e e f'HI'RCH OF THE NAZARKNR W. p . Ke«-bough. Pastor. Sunday school at 9:45. Morning worship at 11:00. Young Peoples' Service 7:00 p.ra Evans ’ letlc services at 7:45 A epecinl treat Is In st«»re for lovers o f good music on July ® 11 : 00 . !«eader. T. O. Kdglpgton. Superintendent, Mrs. P. Tuttla. a a a * ^ 8W »L - TO SAN FRANCISCO WORLD’S FAIR Fee* K sstM oty F rate (x c ls tiv s ly f F A FROSTY GLASS of delirious iced coffee is the result Serve j plain; with ice cream; or top i* t r d whipped cream into which hat bi rr folded oil of cloves, powdered f/o |{er or almond flavoring. tourist Puli- air-cooled. Ecooneay meals. Lv. Portland, 9:41 pun. Stop* for through passenger* only at Salem. 7:22 pm .; Albany, 9:02 pm .; Fugen», 9:09 pm. Ar rive San Francisco 1:99 pm. next day. Southern Pacific « H. ALOHA COMMUNITY BAPTIHT Rev. n. Marcus Godwin, Pastor Bible school 10:00: morning worship, 11; young people's meeting. 6:46; evening worship. 7:46; teacher m in in g claee and pmyer meeting, Wednesday. 8:00 Nt Cecelia lath e!!« Chervil Rev. George O’ Keefe, Poster Masses at 7:80 a.m. and at 9:30 a.m. Come early. ICED COFFEE POUR FRESH COFFEE immi diately into tall glasses filled will ice. To preserve full coffee flavor iced coffee should be served irnmc diately after hot fresh coffee it poured over the ice. I CHUnCH 0UN HOW TO MAKE Patriotic Thrones Jam Treasure Isle H e r e ’s p a rt o f »hr lilt.O O P T r e a s u r e T-’ — ’ ■ ' r s w h o p a r tic ip a te d in p e l rio t ir rife * a t th e G o ld en .G a te I n t e r r . tl'in a l E x p o s itio n on l e - ’ f . C o lo r a n d »atfeaiiIry p red i minate«] t h r o u g h o u t th e «lay, will« *i w a s A ile d w ltli f 2: ^ -. . .a >nien an«I (tre -v o rk s o f a p a ti i ll«' s a t t n ^ e of their tVunturs M il Represen IK at 7:46 I*. M. at the churdh. tative« who are asking to be re The Gospel Airee, a male quar tet from tho Nampa College will elected. pro*id« sit evening of entertain A deficit I* what you've gut ment with Insplral tonal gospel when you haven't got as muoh e e « as you had when you had I). Nr. ( KCKIilA'B t i l l Ki ll Our Office Linar I* trying to Ke*. Georg*« O’ Keefe, Pastor figure out bow the capacity of Macs, 7:30 am . and 9:30 am on« of those Trojan horses com pares with a high school coupe THE MET HO DIM' CHURCH Earl U. llorsell. Minister Sunday school, 8:46 a m . Bu- perlntsndent, Chas. 1L Itosema r c Morniug worship 11:00 a.m. Sermon Topic "The Naturalistic «rav Approach to Religion” Evening Wtorshlp- P. M. CHURCH* OF* CHRIST a a a V. K. Coulter, Minister, A M ill 4 ANNUM HI T OF GOD Morniug worship. 9:46 a.ui. Church on Wbeelar and A la i 1 Sermon subject "Tha Bible Our ; Ouide 111 a Time o f ConftiaiooT amier Street*. Sunday School 8:48 A. 14. lllble study period at 11:00 Endeavor at 7:00 o ’clock, ser Young Pnople 4:30 P . M_ mon at 8: W0 o ’clock. Morning Worship 11:00 A . M Sermon subject, "The New Evangelistic 7:45 P. M. Birth''. If you enjoy gospel ser Tuna In on KWJJ each Sunday vice« you will enjoy these Come from 6:00 to B:S 0 p. m. to tko and see. Assembly of Ood Broadcast. e e e F . J. Huntley Bethel Congregational Chart* to a to r WUlard B. Hall. Minister. a a a There will be no servloea as SEVENTH DAT ADYENTMT the church Is spending the day Tha Huber Aloha Seventh Day at the Congregational Hummer Camp, east of Moialla. Every Adventist meets every Saturday one !■ leaving the Church at morning at 0:46 at the Huber ten o'clock Sunday Morning. Commercial hail. Sabbath sofceo* B m y«ar local g.P . a fo o t or writ* J. A. O R M A N D Y . Cos. PsoM agor Agtmt. SII PsclSc B u ild in g Portland, O tofoa S R