The Beaverton enterprise., June 21, 1940, Page Page 2, Image 2

Pace 2
Fridav, June 21, 1940
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
“ REAPING
id . A,
w asting hour* and niinut«“» today may
he th e destruction of p* i>« *y ana
liv es tum or r e v .
e ’rocn every angle, it w ill be far
easier for us to defend A u.eiiua
again st G erm any on the Seine or the
T ham es than along the Canal Zone,
I on the St. Law rence, at Moi ro Castle
i in Cuba, or som e other N ew W or.d
b attlef ont.
W a s h in g to n
b e lie v e s
t h - t j u s t as s u r e a s n ig h t fo llo w s d a y ,
w e .m u st figh t b o th G e rm a n y a n d la p
THE W H I R L W I N D ' *
H . IL J E F F R I E S , P u b lish e r
Pul>!t«h«d Friday o f each w eek by the P ion eer P ub lishin g Co., at Beaverton,
Oregon Entered aa aecond-daaa m atter at ttaa poet o ffice at Beaverton, Ore
SU B SC R IPT IO N K A T E S
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Subscription P ayable In Advance.
Oae T ear
Six Montile
P ublish
Sunset Wrecking Co.
Sto e— Eront and J efferson
\ a r d — 1918 S.VV. Eront BE . ttttdti
Portland, Oregon
b it te r n e s s a ro s e , h o w e v e r, o v e r tilin g s
I w h ic h a r e s m a ll c o m p a e d to th e re a l
issu e .
W e can now see that issue
I A T I ON
] in all its stark reality in the sm ok-
; ing "uin- of Belgian villages, in rc
fugee cam ps in France, in sacked
I m onasteries in Poland, in crowded
orphanages in England, in death and
d e v a s ta tio n spreading over the entire
world.
Help—And Help Now
A fter days of deliberation, the pic­
ture seem s clea to me:
Back up
the A llies w ith our credit and huge
productive a ctiv ity —and do it now
before E ngland g iv es in.
R em em ber
our front is lieing held today for us
and our “A tlantic N avy” U under
fierce a ttack in the E nglish Channel!
TWO WAYS OF LIFE
Thla is Convention Tim e in th e U nited S ta tes.
O n ce every four
years, the various parties g et together w ith considerable fanfare and
choose their can d idates for the P resid en cy o f th is country.
It is a
notable affa ir alw ays, and especially this year w hen so m any cou n ­
tries are at w ar and so m any lands a re liv in g under a system w here
one party is all-suprem e and unchangeable by th e orderly p rocesses of
election.
In th is country, the C om m unist party w a s o n e o f th e first to
m eet.
Sm all in num bers, It h as been loud In Its Insistence upon its
rights in our dem ocracy, rights w hich no citizen enjoys in R ussia,
land of th e p arty’s birth.
R esp ectfu l o f the rig h ts o f m in o r itie s-
even a m inority stand in g for everyth ing th a t tru e A m ericans desp ise
the great radio netw orks of this country a / eed to broadcast the
convention proceedings.
This gave hundreds o f tadio sta tio n s through out the cou n try the
’ opportunity” to schedule th e C om m unist C onvention.
It w as at
this point that the true d ifferen ce betw een tw o w ays o f life w a s re­
vealed, for alm ost all o f th e sta tio n s exercised their d em ocratic right
to tu n down the program and play Scanned m u sic” instead.
T h ey
lrnew th at their A m erican listen ers would not be in terested,
If the sam e situ ation had occurred in R ussia, or G erm any or
Ttsly , the sta tio n s w ouldn't h ave had to m ake a choice.
T h ey w ould
have been told w hat to do.
And there w ouldn ’t have been any ml-
• io Ity party convention for them to accep t or refuse.
Little in cid en ts like th ese point up the d istin ctio n b etw een the
t } system s and incidentally, the sta tito n s in question exercised th eir
noern' ic rights w ell and Judged the in terests of their au diences.
i / w . jly!
LUMBER
Used and N ew
Al.SO WIN DOW S— SH IN G EES
P L O W I N G S U P P L IE S — P IP E
Brick, Glasa, etc.
Save on .All Building M aterials
fusion, and tim idity.
We m ade \ J decision to fight
Germ any and what she stand s for in |
1917.
W e hecaUie bitter over the ie- ,
su its—and quite naturally.
th a t
per
ÛREG
A ssorted Sizes—B argain Price»
a n s o m e w h e r e , s o m e tim e , if H itle r
now b r e a k s th e Allied resistance. He
i is counting on us for slow ness, co n ­
Enterprise B ld g , Cor. Short St. and T ualatin V alley H ighw ay. Phone 7503
P ortland O ffice— 407-408 D ekum Bldg., Phone AT. 65*1
H llleboro O ffloe— R oom 5, D elta Bldg., P hon e 1641
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F.A >*••••*
PATIENCE
BARBWIRE BILL
Babson Says—
C ontinued from P a g e 1
C harity is quite as rare as w isdom , |
but w hen ch arity does appear, it is
j known by its patience and endurance,
j - Mary Baker Eddy.
H e that can have patience,
I have w hat he will.—Franklin.
WALLPAPER
can
The tw o powers w hich in m y opin­
at the supidity and blunde. ing of
our A llies in th e P ost-W ar Era. has ion con stitu te a w ise man are those
madd
us cyn ical
about our sac­ of bearing and forbearing.—E picte
rifice.
Today,
we are ready to tus.
th io w over all w e did before— to
In your patience p ossess ye your
“w rite o ff our in v estm en t” -b e ca u se souls. N ew T estam ent: Luke 21:19.
Old Hen for England
w e m ade a fa ta l m istake in judging
E ven the best m ust ow n that p a­
H ello F olk s.
I a lw a y s w anted to Europe and Europeans in the P ost-
tien ce and resignation a e th e p illa is
be around w hen so m eth in ’ grate an W ar Era.
B ritish N avy Our N avy
of hum an peace on earth.—Young.
will extend soon into th a t n ational m ighty w uz a ta k in ’ place an shore
„iitle Man, You Pay
The
plain tru th is th a t w hile in
d efen se Industry too.
en u ff the other d a y w hen I w en t to
There is m uch d ifferen ce between
Som e
W ash ington
leg isla to rs, F allis, in ole L incoln Co., Okla., why 1917 our sa crifice w as for hum anity,
1.
N ew D eal m akes a p retense of
genuine patience and sullen endur­
attem p ting to scale down routine ex- stirred by th e se reports, a ie ex p ress­ thu nd er-in-ligh tn in ’ I d idn ’t live over our in teiv en tio n m ay now become ance, a s betw een the sm ile o f love
The bom bing plane
pen J.tu es by 10 per cent.
At the ing th is view : , Labor union s have there
over 20 years fer n u th in ’. dii e necessity.
has
changed
our
entire idea of de­ and the m alicious g n a sh in g o f the
been
granted
new
p
rivileges
In
recent
san
lim e the P resid en t anonunces
N ow I don’t m ean to in sin u a te that I
fense.
U
ntil
a
m
onth ago, it w as ! teeth, Plum er.
tha.. not m uch can be expected In years. If they do not know how to had an y th in g to do w ith the ole hen
the w ay o f cuts because m ost o f the use th ese privileges, and If th ey can­ a la y in ’ a eg g w hat has the Coat of alm ost im possible to believe that the
R E A D TH E W A N T ADS FOR
big item s aro fixed ch arges covering not accept th e resp on sib ilities w hich A rm s of ole E ngland on it in plain B ritish N avy could fail to oontrol P R O F IT U SE
THEM
FO R R E
Europe's
sea
lanes.
As
long
as
th
is
go
w
ith
the
privileges,
then
perhaps
necessary operations.
He announced
color, but th a ts w hat happened, fer j
SULTR—STA
R
T
TODAY.
great
and
friendly
navy
existed
in
also th at there must, be "no back- th s p rivileges should be w ithd raw n I saw the egg, w hen J ess R ector of j
w aid step ” in the N ew D eal program . or the resp on sib ilities m ade m anda­ this v illa g e noted fer poets, took m e | B ritish hands, our only problem w as
to keep an eye on the naval-m inded
Into ole m an R h o d es’ store an th ey
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. . ...
As a result, d rastic taxes a re to be tory by law.
Now,
In short, they say, If labor unions took the noted e g g out o f the icebox. 1
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• Small Select School
levied, and the poor m an is to be
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m
any
here
in
W
ash
ington
fear that
You
draw n into the n et of taxation . In­ don’t coop erate w illin g ly , then they I said hurrah fer this o le hen.
there
w
ill
be
no
great
and
friendly
• Individual Instruction by
Som e of see sh e laid th a t egg th e tim e
the E nglish N avy to police th e A tlantic
com e exem ptions o f sin g le persons should be forced to do so.
Competent Teachers
w ill bo reduced to $800, and of m ar­ them are ta lk in g about forbidding tim e the E n g lish w uz a g ittin ’ all for us, w hile Jap an is only w aiting to
I ’m join Hitler and to gang up a g a in st us
ried couples to. $1,500.
This action strik es in n ational d efen se industries. their soldiers ou t of th a t trap.
• New, Modern Equipment
a g o in ’ to send th is proof to Bob R ip ­ as soon as possible.
upon sm all-incom e groups w ill affect
• Monthly Payments if Desired
BILL
I believe th e m ost d a n gerou s in ­ ley, m aybe eg g an all.
ubout 7,500,000 additional persons.
That would be bad enough.
It
flu
en
ces
w
e
have
in
th
is
country
to­
If 10 per cent, or even less, had
ta k es five years to launch an A -l
been lopped o ff N ew D eal extrav a ­ day are w h at are know n as the “fifth Civil Service Asks
navy.
In th e m eantim e, Germ any
colum
ns."
T
h
ey
have
been
op
erat­
gan ce and w aste during the la st s e v ­
could be p ick in g up v ita l stra teg ic
T h ey be­ For Job Applicants
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en years, there would now be su ffl ing here for a long tim e.
I sp ots such as th e B aham as, N ew
cien t revenue for national d efen se ex ­ ga n w ith th e sit-dow n strik es. Rep.
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Guiana,
G
reenland,
Iceland,
the
A pplications are now being received
f i e a u ì u O r i M i l u to
tras w ithout exten d in g taxation down John E. R ankin <D), Miss., Cong. for asp ira n ts to civil serv ic e p osts of : Azores and the Leew ard Islands. Once
to those w hose earn in gs are reduced Record, May 25, 1940 .
th
ese
places
fall
into
the
hands
of
the
MARCIA M ILLER
a ircra ft instrum ent
m ech a n ic and
to alm ost a su b sisten ce level.
I brutal ga n g sters w ho control Ger­
O wner and M anager
junior
aircraft
in
stru
m
ent
m
echanic
On the day that F ranklin D. R oose­
m any, w e m ay not be given tim e to
In 1913, w hen the national incom e
6th Elr R aleigh Bldg, l i p o o q -l
im m igration at the S acram ento air depot, w ar de­ build a second n avy and a protective
w as only $35,400,000,000 the p ercen t­ v elt transferred the
partm
ent,
a
ccord
in
g
to
a
bulletin
A bove F ahey-B rockm an
age of Federal G overnm ent expendi­ service to the D ep artm ent of Ju stice, from thu civil service com m ission this i air force.
ftfo cover, my navy friend s here at
W ashington >SL, ht. 6th A Brmtdwy
ture to that o f Income w as 2 per th e D ies C om m ittee denounced the w eek.
T he ap p lication s are to be
cent.
In 1929, w hen national incom e D epartm ent of J u stice for fa ilin g to filed w ith th e m anager, T w elfth U. S. the nation's cap ital appear to believe
i. Mh d $80,900,000,000, the highest act a g a in ts crim inal aliens.
Civil Service d istrict, F ed eral o ffice that the R oyal N avy .w hich now pa­
trols the A tlantic for us, w ill fall
figure ever know n, th e percentage of
building San F rancisco.
Into enem y hands and be turned
H e (Mr. R oosevelt m ight have re­
FVde al exp en d itu res w as only
5.8
a g a in st us before w e hardly get sta rt­
per cent.
But In 1934 the percentage m inded his listen ers th a t b ecau se of
ed on our w idely-advertised d efen se
of Federal exp en d itu res to national sitdow n strik es and oth er lauor d is­ Prillaman Files
program.
I do not believe that this
incom e Jumped to 12.8 per cent, and turbances I'ranee w as deprived o f In­ For New Trial
w ill ever happen. I still have faith
in 1939 it w as 15.8 per cent. For the dustrial efficien cy at a tim e her a d ­
M otion for a new trial has been in th e ch aracter and endurance of the
seven N ew D eal years It has aver­ versary, G erm any w as w ork in g day
I do, how ever, ow e It
and night.—Los A n geles T im es.
filed by R olex P. P rillan ian, Aloha B ritish N avy.
aged 12.4 per cent.
to
readers
to
repeat
what I f in d ;
tea
ch
er
w
ho
w
as
recently
convicted
The little fellow , once the “forgot­
P erson ally, I am very fear­
This co u n tiy can't stand both the of fa .lin g to stop at the scen e of a here.
ten m an,” but suddenly rem em bered
fatal highw ay accid en t but no
argu­ ful o f Japan.
w ill now be soaked to m ake up In N ew D eal and war.
G erm an Victory W orld C alam ity
m ent o c the m otion has been heard
pa t for past extravagance. H e w ill
So, let us forget our ho: ror o f w ar
hs
yet
in
circuit
court
in
H
u
s
id
o
io
,
not only pay for n ational d efen se, of
H itler needn’t m ake w ar on this
A
A ttorn ey
Q. j for a m om ent and be practical.
w hich he will glad ly bear his share, cou n try—a third term w ill do the according to D istrict
m eans continuous
R u ssell Morgan.
M elvin C. T esehner , G erm an victory
but In reality he w ill be perm anently Job.
22. Aloha, b icyclist, w as killed in the i m obilization, terrific d efen se expen­
loaded down w ith taxation to con ­
a ccid en t w hich occurred in March on ditures, p ossib ility of the bom bing of
tinue the scandalous N ew D eal ex­
Lost, strayed or m isla id — 6,000,- th e T ualatin h igh w ay just w est of j our hom es and cities.
W e know ,
travagan ce and w aste.
000,000 spent for d efen se In th e la st 7 B eaverton .
i of course, that the A llies are fig h tin g
,
year«.
i for their lives not ours.
But, let
In Kearny. N. J., 5.000 shipyard
us rem em ber, in so doing, they a e
Democrats
Have
Picnic
w orkers w ent on strik e for higher
fig h tin g our battle.
T hey need help
Ten million unem ployed
In the
w ages.
They held up the con stru c­
W ash ington cou n ty Young D em o­
and need it badly. W e know w here
U nited S tates—m ore than
cn-
are
tion o f four w arsh ip s badly needed gaged In w ar in Europe
W e do no w ant to
cra ts w ere h osts at a p icnic at the the “lig h t” lies.
by the fleet.
B ill U nderw ood country hom e near en ter the war, but w e m ust sell the
Report» reach in g W ashington also
W est Slope Sunday. P aul P la n k of A llies food, airplanes, and other mu­
A L F R E D C. C H R IST E N S E N
said that nil m ach in ists In th e 8e-
W e m ust
.J u n c tio n City, sta te Y oung Demo- nition on credit at once.
utt'e area except those em ployed by
Alfred C. C hristensen, late of Metz- cra t president; T oni Sam buck, and g iv e them cou rage to co n tin u e their
the Boeing A ircraft Company, w ere ger, died June 16, aged 60 years.
He G ertrude Carlson,
Tim e is the
n ation al com m it­ fig h t and our figh t.
out on strike.
It w as added th at th e w as husband o f M argaret.
F uneral teem an and com m itteew om an . and essen ce o f th is m atter.
The co st o f
'n n m ach inists co n tracl w ith B o e -, services were held T uesday Ju n e 18. J a k e Siskel, sta te vice-president, all
ing expires soon and that unless high- ' a t 1 p. m.
Interm ent R ose City o f P ortland, w e ie present. D on D avis,
er wage« are granted there the strik e cem etery.
B eaverton , is p resident of the W ash­
in gton county sooiety.
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DECORATING
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Week End Specials
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For L iiin g A D ining Room
l o r Bedroom and Hall
I n i K itchen and Noak
Front! Room
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45c, 50c, (Kit,' values
Roll
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llc tte - grad es in plain
and t-p estry effects.
V alues to *1.00 ........
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T h is group o f nook
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K R E S S ’S
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• Scientific heat distribution
makes the heat uniform mi every
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. . , carries off excess steam that
retards baking and causes soggi-
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just one of the exclusive feature«
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H A R R Y E. C L IP T IN G E R
H arry E. C lippinger died at his
hom e at R eed ville Ju ne 3, at th e age
o f 67 year*.
F un eral serv ices were
held T hursday from Y oung's Funeral
Hom e, H illsboro, w ith in term en t in
F arm in gton cem etery. S u rv iv in g are
I h is widow, tw o d au gh ters, a sister
i and brother. Mr. Cl$>pinger had been
a resident o f R eedville eig h t years.
San Francisco $ 7.0C
Los Angeles - $12.00
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T ravel now for los» tlian 1 e
pur lulle on strcam llned husc»
S E A T T L E $2,
Round Trip $3.50
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Arrow Shirt* _______ $2 00
Arrow T i e * ________$1.00
Sport Shirt*___ $1 lo $3.95
Mallory Hat»______ $5.00
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