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i Friday, December 4, 1936 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon Page 2 RFRISE n 11 Woman Cails Up Firemen to Kill Spider in Home New 1937 Fonl V -8 Coupe Seen ■ I k S m S S « IM bllilWf S u b sc rip tio n H a t « . Six Months f i.no ________ T hree M onths -- --------------------$ ^ Subscriptions Payable in Advance JO _ — - ¡ T Rld. Cor Short St. and Tualatin Valley Highway Phone 7503 ^ terP^ P ^ ; r i o f f “ 407-108 Dekum Bldg. AT m Hillsboro Office Room 3. Delta Bldg.. Phone 1641 W O RLD PEACE OBJECT OF CONFERENCE At this writing. President Roosevelt is on his way to the Inter- American peace conference at Buenos Aires, where he wul make s speech the fiiat day and then return He was preoeded south by an imposing American delegation headed by Secretary of State Hu. Implacable fighter lor better commercial and diplomatic relations be tween countries. , f r HE SMART new front, new bar- There has been considerable discussion concerning the \alue or f . type bumpers, slanting V-type the futility of the conference. Some point out. with truth, that there Windshield and smoothly flowing is no danger of a war arising in North or South America, that Europ ‘lines of this five- window coupe, typ and East are the danger spots ify the advanced design of the new However it is the President's belief which is shared by many — Ford V-« cars for 1937. The coupe, which is offered both with and with that if the nations of the Wwtern Hemisphere show Europe that a out de luxe equipment, is the only round-table discussion of »sues can lead to amicable settlements and en-.gk-seat closed body type. Its agreement» some progress toward world peace will be made. And it seat is full width, with folding k likewise believed that if the President takes a forthright and ag r ---------------- gressive stand for peace and throws he* vast prestige against armed conflict, heads of powers which are now close to war may think again before giving the command to open hostilities The President's trip to Buenos Aires is thus in the nature of a gesture in a world which was never nearer to armed chaos. As a G-MEN LAUGH OVER matter o f fact, in recent months there have been more occurances FUNNY EXPERIENCES contributing to war than there were In 1912 and 1911. Everyone hopes that gesture will be productive of good. In the meantime, it seems that every seaeond news commntator and every ‘ Karpis Bagger*” Now Orse o f old-time war correspondent. Is certain that war in Europe and Asia is Favorite Nicknames. Inevitable—one of the leading correspondents recently stated, on de parting for Europe that he was going to cover the next war The Italo-German recognition o f the Spanish rebels has further Washington.—Justice department widened the cleavage between these powers and France and Russia agents, portrayed in mov.es and fic The greatest force existing today in both Europe and Asia Is the tion as stem and ruthless man- force of hatred. hunters. are not devoid of a sense of • • * * EARNED “ SOCIAL SECURITY” It would seem that "social security” is dos'.lned to be a political issue for a long time to come. Within the parties there is consider able internal dissension as to what is the proper program to pursue. In the meantime, millions of American citizens are quietly and effectively achieving social security for themselves without benefit to the government. They are setting up trust funds and savings accounts. This to not an argument against government social security, which Is believed to be a compelling need of the time. It is however, a tri bute to that old type of American independence which guarcM against the future thru individual thrift, foresight and good hard work. • * * a IS HISTORY TR U E? The search for truth is usually worshipped in a very abstract manner by individuals who when they come to a clash between the facts and their prejudices, are extremely reluctant to substitute the former for the latter. A study of history .recording the experiences of pas: generations, is valuable to a student only when the past is examined objectively and the true facts presented. Yet .it is notorious that history books have twen written from various angles to support national. reUgict« and social views Hendrik WUlem von Loon, noted historian and author, urges that teachers adopt a method of approach like that of the physician trying to make a correct diagnosis. The doctor, he says, does not take sides but observes all phenomena. He has nothing personal against th* ailment but seeks to correct the wrong which exists in the physical body. Mr van Loon says ‘ Every nation in Europe has taught its na tional history from its owr. particular little angle.” that Cktholic* niver try to tench history from the point of view of Martin Luther' and Protestants do not invoke th- memory of Ignatius Loyola “when • • « Immediately after the election Senator McKeUar of Tennessee called for an investigation into the Literary Digest 1906 Presidential Poll and announced that be would sponsor legislation to place future *****w under ttrtct Ffdfnü m oem sion. We see little reason for either the investigation or the legislation. Certainly, there Is no reason fer this particular magazine to be sing- **** ?” *: (x h tr w*ot wrong and hundreds o f newspaper cor respondent* reported their erroneous conclusions as to what the vot ers would do at the polla b° rPT "The cost of » r in g - w Again m the headline - m e industries are considering plans whereby the cost of living ¡n- ifln cT ?, “ * tT“X 3 fcr **** inrT'r» ~ a«*l decreases An ad vance in the index as forecast for the near future. • • s BEAVERTON N E W S gucw'a Mr and Mrs V. A Wood and son Guests of Mr and Mrs. Aam Olds Billy spent Thanksgmng at the home Sunday were Mr and Mrs Charles of Mr and Mrs. C. C Ralph in Port Ctaxner. and Mrs Emma Cloucbeck of land. Twin Falla. Idaho. Mrs Julia ONiel of Tillamook. lir a Let tie Hay* of , Portland Mr and Mrs L K Fisk of Bom bs K->*| Docks Cornelluo Mrs. Elsie Suitor of Port- G n u icy. c i . i ! — B*-mbo fure*«x.*^ ■“ «i aa* Mrs. Mare Alhaads and daughter Dorothy of Portland. by the federal game corr-rr ss’oo Mr and Mrs. W H Eagelke and and projected from a gun similar to •on Robert were Thanksgiving Day that used tn shooting fireworks are dinner guests of Mr and Mna G. A be.ng used here to frighten duck* Kroogh in Portland and blackbird* from the rice field* Mr and Mrs J. H Pelsher and daughter were dinner guest* of Mrs. Ctoechager at her borne in Portland Tweed*} evening. Later la tbs seen- , lag they attended Minerva Chapter In Portland O H S which was ohnenlng FVIer.d- afeip Night, with Masons as special DANCE J. O. JOHNSON Enter Your Cat Now Attorney at Law Portland office 925 Yeon Bldg. Tigard office Johnson Bldg., Wed nesday and Saturday Phone* Tigard 52 and 0351 For Information Call MRS. J. IL McCI.EARY <•751 S. \V. Palatine Rd. AT. 3721, Portland Trieste. Italy.—Physic arts operat ed upon Mario Fusco, forty-seven- year-old laborer, for an acute pam in his stomach ar.d found: Thirteen keys, one can epener, three cigar holders, thirteen pen cils. five fountain pens, one spoon, two pencil holders, four penknives, one safety razor holder, a few nee dles. a piece of glass and five coins. Fusco's only anxiety was for his money, which was returned when he promised he would not swallow it again. V IS IT B E A U T IF U L W E ST HILLS MEMORIAL PARK ON CANYON ROAI) AT WEST HILLS—WEST OF SYLVAN Buy In Advance of Need legal no- 24 cards, name EMBOSSED r i i $2<.«.' Spec $1.23 25 cards, name in gold or silver, reg. $3. Spec. $133 25 cards, name in gold or silver, reg $3.50, Spec..... $195 25 cards, name m gold or silver, reg $4 50. Spec $2*5 Hundreds of Box Assortment* KODAKS— PENS—MO \ IE CAMERAS—GREETING CARDS SA N D Y S Photo Shops 618 S, w . 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Frightened, she Thirty Her Cent called the fire department and Liot Receipt* 1 a.'ked that someone be sent to of are net aside for kill the spider. Perpetual Care Capt. Thomas Brock decided it LOT $1« IT was a job for the police and con Burial S it i Ice veyed the message to a police sta with Cement tion. next door. Two patrolmen Craie Box 127 were sent to the address. They cap No Profit» tured the insect in a bottle. Friday of aacli week by th. Pioneer Publishing Co. at Braverton L i e r il as seconö-ela- matter at the poetoffic* at Baavertcn. Ore One Year tlNJjjY & Oregon Mutual Policies are NON-ASS ESS ABLE. You NEVER pur mere than the premium on the face of the policy. Oregon Mutual maintain» more than three times the surplti« required by Oregon Insurance Laws, D resses ONE GREAT SALE GROUP! 00 Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company .W any Regularly 39.75! 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