The Beaverton enterprise., March 08, 1940, Page Page 2, Image 2

BEAVERTON, ENTERPRISE, Beaverton
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Published F riday or each w eek by the P ion eer Publishing Co., at Beaverton,
Entered as secon d -d a s* m atter at the p oatofflce at B eaverton. Ore
Oregon
One Y ear _
Six Month«
S U B S C R IP T IO N K A T E S
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S ubscription
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leap year
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WASHINGTON AT FIRST
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50TH A N N I V E R S A R Y S A I E
in Advance.
BARGAINS GALORE
E nterprise Bldg., Cor. Short St. and T ualatin Valley H ighw ay. P hone 7503
P ortlan d O ffice-4 0 7 -4 0 8 D ekum Bldg.. P hone A T. «591
H illsboro O ffice — R o o m 5, D elta Bldg., P hon e 1041
REDUCTIONS from 10% to 50%
WEEK
TERMS
K E E P IN G AN E Y E ON
THE
BALL
Som etim es hubbub and c o lo rfu l happenings, plus the m ere pass­
age o f time, have u w ay o f sw eeping aside far m ore im portant issues.
We have all o f us, at one tim e or another, seen this state o f a ffa irs
in operation.
This is likely to be the case w ith the N ational L abor R elations
A ct unless the individual citizen exercises very g ood judgm ent and
’ keeps his eye on the ball.”
ftor this reason, perodic leview s o f
the current status o f the A ct, and o f the prin cipal m atters relating
to it, are necessary from tim e to time.
H ere, in essence, is the w ay these m atters stand now adays:
The Smith C om m ittee appointed by the H ouse o f R epresentatives
to investigate the N ational L abor R ela tion s B oard has Just been
granted $50,000 more to continue its investigations. T estim ony b efore
his C om m ittee so far has revealed serious disagreem ent am on g B oard
members, evidences in a num ber o f cases o f bias on the part o f its
exam iners, and m ost o f all a need fo r cla rifica tion o f the W agn er
A ct itself to insure fair play fo r all parties concerned.
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have given business men another a t­
tack o f the jitters. W hen the current
period o f "w a tch fu l w aitin g" will end
no one dares forecast, but that it
C ontinued fro m P age 1
must
end
som etim e
everyone
is
M eanwhile, public opinion throu ghou t the country, as sh ow n in
agreed. W hen it does, it will sign o ff
various surveys o f public opinion, has been stron gly in fa v or o f either
• Bed, Chest, Vanity, Bench
there have been no such d rastic de­ with just as big a bang as sim ilar
i epealing or revising the A ct.
clines in the a bove grou p o f indus­ periods have finished up in the past.
# Chest, Minor, Coil Springs and Mattress
Designed to bring harm ony betw een em ployer and em ployee, the
tries as in steel. Textiles are o f f 10 7>ly m esage today, therefore, is: Do
W agn er A ct saw the inauguration o f the bitterest period o f industrial
Semi-Waterfall, In beautiful walnut veneers, all drawers
per cent, freig h t tr a ffic 15 per cent, not be cau ght napping w hen the
strife in this cou n try's history.
T he public, as well as representa­
equipped with center guides, sturdily built and well finished.
pow er 5 per c e n t —the average prob­ tim e to m ove com es. W ith business
tives o f all grou ps in our econom y, has registered its desire that the
fluctuating in these short, sharp
ably being less than 10 per cent.
A.'t he «m en d e d to reduce this strife to a m inim um .
The Smith Coni-
cycles, you must be ready to w ork
T ra d e H olding W ell
fast when the business light turns
M eanwhile, m ail orders all over the
m ent store m erch an ts all ov er the green !
cou ntry report good retail trade. The
JA M E S A. R A N D A L L
early E aster this year m ay accou nt
fo r part o f the cu rren t gain over a
Jam es A. R andall, late o f route 2,
year ago, but it does not explain the box 447, B eaverton, died F ebruary 29,
entire step-up in sales tem po. 'Mucn at age o f 89 years. H e was father o f
o f the gain can be credited to a sub­ F rank 1., W illiam A., Portland.
D e­
stantial im provem ent in fa ctory p ay­ ceased w as a m em ber o f B roth er­
rolls, farm in com e and in vestors' div­ hood o f L ocom otiv e E ngineers. Fun­
idends- all o f w hich
are
ch ugging eral sei vices w ere held Saturday
along well a b ove last year's figures March 2 in P ortland, com m ittal pri­
he saw | R eta il prices are 4 per cen t above vate, Lincoln M em orial Park.
, he toss- 1 the level o f last M arch, w hile in-
returned creased
public buying pow er has
F L O R E N C E E. B E A C H
he took pushed total dollar sales up even
F lorence E. Beach o f Lexington,
earning higher.
She was
and
his
Sparkplug o f last fall's boom let was Oregon, died F ebruary 29.
is a side- j the sudden revival o f the heavy in- sister o f Mabel R aym ond, Beaverton,
i dustries. T his put the “ oom p h ” in the route 2; E dith H ew itt, Glendale, Cal.;
The New Deal Is getting busy. At
and to ! 1939 recovery. B iggest w orry o f busi- E. E. A rm strong, C hicago, 111.; also
Topeka, Kansas, the secretary o f war,
Funeral services were
s origin - ness men w ith w h om I talked is the 3 grandsons.
Harry H. W oodring, made a speech
ith Jim - cu rren t sla ck en in g in these industries, held M onday, M arch 4, at the Meth­
denouncing as "T ories” those w ho do
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x, piano. T he gloom -m on gers
fear that the odist ch urch, L exington, Oregon. W.
not like what he calls "the boon o f a
ie Smith, heavy businesses such
as railioad E. P egg, B eaverton in charge.
new freedom .”
PARKING
ss; E arl equipm ent, road building m achinery,
Well, nine or ten million unem ploy­
Lunce- steel and iron, con stru ction , and sim ­
ed men are "fr e e ” to keep on looking
ilar lines will sink back in their bog
fo r work.
idditions o f inactivity. My opin ion is, how ever, ,
The nation is "fr e e ” to pay an in­
on com - that the b a ck log o f w ar business on
crease o f m ore than 20 billion dollars
igent or- ■ hand will m ake 1940 a g ood year for
in the national debt a burden on
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ery m an | these industries— w ith or w ith ou t fur-
Smartly styled. Four chair* upholstered
Ion*. Velour covering,
every man, wom an and child' for
your choice from over
y know ther large allied orders,
in oyster white art leather, table top
m any years to com e.
IS
different
color*
he popu- j
D ecline S oon er Thun E xpected
30x42 extends to 52 inches. A!! pieces
® T jK .
A bout fou r hundred thousand new
hardwood construction. Genuine walnut
time ago j My ou tlook fo r the first h a lf of
governm ent em ployes are "fr e e " to
veneer top. Also several other styles to
lpose an j 1940 called fo r the best six m onths
draw salaries and eat regularly at
choose from.
en t en- j period since 1929, but at the same
public expense. You help pay the bills.
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w
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dips.
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drop
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E very man or wom an earning $150
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ie result, j since the turn o f the year cam e
n month is "fr e e " to pay out about
fin ish in g an d re-
c o v e r in g all typ e*
$12 or $13 o f it in burdensom e taxes.
o f fu rn itu re.
T here is no d iffe re n ce betw een a tax
and a pay-cut in the am ount you have
U N IO N A V E . U P H O L S T E R Y
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1 lim it v | t |4
to spend.
E m ployers are "fr e e " to keep their
plants and bunslnesses shut-dow n fo r
luck o f custom ers.
The Job holders adm inistering “ re­
lie f” nt high salaries arc “ fr e e " to g o
on padding payrolls and squandering
relief funds In an orgy o f w aste un­
paralleled In the history o f the U nit­
ed States.
Y ou may be able to think o f som e
oth er "freed om s" you now en joy and
have to pay for.
U urlm irc Bill G oes ||l B row
IV chaps S ecretary W ood rin g was
Twenty-one years ago this sprint; the Smith Wallpaper House started business in the
H ello Folks
A in't got
m uch to
m isquoted Mnybe he said "th e B OOP
say today, so here g oes. A fter m any
I.abbe Block at Second and Washington. A fter this block « a s torn down we opened
F
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o f a New F reedom .”
days o f arid deasications, the vapory
A G A R D E N PLANTS
three years ago directly across the street at 4'27 S. W . Second. Low cash prices, fine
Boon or Boop, just what did we
captains marshalled forth their hosts
ass4>rtment and courteous service has won thousands of loyal customers throughout
S W IS S F L O R A L CO.,
get for our tw enty billion;
A* Mr
an poured ou t on th orou ghly iciner-
W ood rin g
said.
"E x p e n siv e ?
Of
Oregon, and in appreciation of thkt business we are starting this Anniversary S*lt\
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will give you
ated vegetation, dusty earth, dry
course it’s ex p en sive!"
which will continue 10 dais.
creeks, sand dune river beds w eather
beaten hum anity an other evoluted
animals, an serpents that fly in the
Lunceford Traded in
best results
air on evoluted w ings, a fine supply
Sheepskin for a Baton
of
AQUA P LU VIU S,
and fu rth er­
LIVING ROOM PAPERS
A lot o f people thought Jim m ie m ore. ladies an gents, the heavenly
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Specials! 2!»«* 2 8 c 3!>C
elem
ents
were
not
sa
tisfied
with
their
L u n cefoid , Flak University, '2b, hold­
S. E. 28th and llo lg a te
m a­
er o f fou r college degrees, was fo o l­ dem onstration o f virility they
Values from 45c ft) $1.00!
Yardstieks, Painters’ Caps
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F ILB E R T S
ish in June 1927, when he gave up a jestically rallied their cosm ic forces
Others
as
low
as
9
c
per
roll
position as p rofessor at Manassu against the Invasion o f slightly colder
Plant Now for best results
H igh School, w h ole he also led the stratas from som ew h ere, an after a
HI CLOSS ENAMEL
B ased on Quality. Our P rices Are
student band, to g o back to his alma huge battle, there w as a general re­
BEDROOM PAPERS
treat
earthw
ard,
w
hich
lesulted
in
V
ery
R
easonable
nintor, ns hendwalter.
But Jim m ie,
Tabeo 11 i -gloss. Easily
Values from 12 U »c to 5 5 c
worth SI. 10. W hite and
w ho on Thursday, M arch 14, head­ the ground being cov ered with bil­
Columbia
Nursery
Co.
colors. Gal. S3.43.
lines at M cE lroy's
Spanish
B all­ low y white form a tion «, called SN O W !
- I » * IO C 1 2 c 1 5 c 1 SC
300 NF. C olu m bia Blvd., T R . 3795
room . Fifth anil Main Sts.. P ortland, The other w u i R A IN ! T here I filled
2
5
c
3
3
c
per
roll
HU.I.
1« living p roof that with the proper in my sp a ce' '
application, it is possible to exch ange
W A N T ADS O F T E N DO W H A T
a college sheepskin fo r a baton, and
KITCHEN AND BATH
E V E R Y T H IN G E L S E H AS F A IL E D
carve out a successful career.
In good wax and var- a v . i
H ow Jim m ie traded in his high TO ACCOM P U S H .
A really good paint
Not the Ordinary
nish finishes. Special!
suitahlo for both inte­
sch ool professorship fo r a career as
B IT
rior or outside. White
a bandm aster, m akes quite a story.
and colors. Ouart 49c.
GIANT RUFFLED
NOOK
OR
DINETTE
Upon gm duation from Fisk he was
CACTU S G A R D E N S
S P E N C E R S W E E T TEA S
IMPROVED INTERIOR
g iven a music professoish ip at Man-
PAPERS
One o f the l « r p s t C ollection*
SE P A R A TE COLORS ii |
Pabco's finest for your wood
ansa High School In hi* hom e tow n,
in the N o rth " est
1 5 C 2 5 c 3 5 c and 1 5 c
work.
in Our C ollection
*U C
5-lb. box now o n ly ____
Memphis, Tenn.
There he becam e
NO CATALOGUES
per roll.
R e g u la r 84H- V a lu e, P ostp a id
the instructor and faculty adviser o f
WALLSIZE, lb.
New I xx-atlon—
$3.fid la b te
$1.10 Value
P. & D. P a ck a ged R oses All Va
a coterie o f student joss lads.
Jim ­
shrubbery
und
Bedding
Plants
rieties A vailable from Newly Pu^
mie coach ed the boys fo r fou r years,
PREPARED PASTE
Stock. 50c E a ch ; D ozen
$.">
and when graduation exercises were
333 SE 82d . . TA . 8934
Lb. 1 3 c — 2 Lbs. 2 5 C
N ew 1940 l -t a h ig i.e n o w in
com pleted, it appeared that the asso­
5c and 7c Odd Borders at
Sprays fo r Every I Sir lame— \*k l *
ciation betw een the teacher and his
3 c per yard.
For a M o.e P ro lific G arden Uso
disciples would com e to a perm anent
PAINTING— PAPER INC
V IT A M IN IVI
end, as the boys were preparing to
W hen y ou buy good paper it
A good 3-inch brush
P L A N T BOOM
$1 size m ake* 3000 gallons solute>n
»hould he hung right. Telephone
Faste brushes ....
I I K i l l I / I Eft
A l 481«. Our Mr. Smith will
CEILINC APERS
Vitamin B-l Solution
rall and teil you what the joh
W e Feature R ose City Brand
Smoothing brush»".
101
jC
1
2
1
c
per
roll
will
cost. All work gita rant
G row Giant M ow ers — Healthier
O rgan ic Base. Per 100 I.ba $3
Plant-. M ore B eautiful Shruha
V IG O R I! MOKI KMT M M A 'O l l t
E x c e lle n c e now w iit i oth ers have
Lawn
A U . S IZ E S A N D P R IC E S
reported
about
this
am azing
BO N E USA]
Skiaki
ch em ica l
F R E E C IT Y D E L IV E R Y
Call H R 1489
—— The Store That Sates You Money
for Nob Hill Plant Hoorn
Z E N N E R BROS. SEED
10S1S
TR laity
Mail ord ers filled-A dd Plant B oom
Sondi
STO RE. Inc.
* 821
2100 N W Gltsan. P ortland
B lv d
3718 N F. s u d . HI. d.
M l 4141
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50th Anniversary Sale Specials
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5-Pieoc Dinette Set
Walnut Yenc'erefl Table
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BUY YOUR WALLPAPER & PAINT NOW AND SAVE!
Swiss Floral Nursery
PAINTS
KALSOMINE
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BORDER PAPERS
BRUSHES
LANDSCAPING
SMITH W ALLPAPER H O USE
427 S. W. 2nd, bet. Washington and Stark
ATwater 4810