The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, July 12, 1940, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, July 12, 1940 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon Page 2 % Babson Says— RPRISE Continued from Page 1 11. II. J E F F R I E S , P u blish er m obile | place. Published F riday o r each w eek by the P ion eer Publishing Co., at B eaverton, Oregon. E ntered aa second-class m atter at the p oetoffice at B eaverton, Ore production w :ll now take 9 Small Select School 9 Individual Instruction Com petent Teachers 9 New, Modern Equipment 9 Monthly Payments if Desired S teel Industry A ctive Steel operation«, have smashed SUBSCRIPTION R A T E S ; their way forw ard to the highest level _________________ $1.00 T hree M o n t h s -------------------- --- * O ne Y ear — fo r this particular period since 1929. ............. ...................50 Subscription P ayable in Advance. S ix M o n th s | The end o f the war m ight hit tne | steel industry harder than m ost oth- Enterprise Bldg., Cor. Short St. and T ualatin Valley H ighw ay. P hone 7503 t fâ ta u tu ^ n A ÎL lu l | ers, but not necessarily.. Inventories P ortlan d O ffice— *07-408 D ekum Bldg., Phone AT. 6591 I in con su m ers’ hands are said to be M A R C IA M IL L E R H illsboro O ffice— R o o m 5, D elta Bldg., P hone 1641 | even higher than in 1937. Our own O w ner and M anager arm am ent program would take up N ever in the history o f ou r cou ntry 6th H r R aleigh Bldg. 8832 the slack later on, but there would has a more selfish moUve dom inated A b o v e F a h e y -B r o c k m a n O reo ' be a let-dow n before this happened. a high public o fficia l than P resident W a sh in g to n St., bt. 6tll A B ru udw y P u b l i s h * A rm am ent industries are ju st be R o o se v e lt’s co o ly calculated "stir- j gin n in g to feel the effects o f the d e ing-up” o f war hysteria in this coun- j fense program . H ow m uch they will try. . . . If R oosevelt w ere really ' add to the business total in the next YOUNG AMERICAN N A ZIS? interested in saving d em ocra cy, he [ couple o f m onths is uncertain just w ould renounce now his cra vin g for i j now. Investors, business men, and j In his desperate search fo r pro a third term. Yes, R oosevelt must ! w ork ers should, how ever, keep in posals that m ight divert popular at Indeed be desperate. Can it be he j tention from the N ew Deal fia sco and sees the handw riting on the w all? i I m ind that this nation is e n te r in g ! upon the biggest arm am ent program the third term m enace, Franklin D —C arbon Co. (M ont. News. R oosevelt sends up a trial balloon ever undertaken by any nation at any suggesting that all A m erican youths, time. T h erefore, what is now on the T he New Dealers have descended male and fem ale, be con scripted, os to playing politics with defen se in book s is m ere sam pling. It is ex- tensibly fo r trainin g in n on-com their desperate e ffo rt to kill the W al- . pected that a billion dollars will be batant duties in support o f the Arm y. ter-Logan Bill, which gran ts citizens : spent to increase present shipyards, j m unition, and arsenal cap acity to T he cra ck p ot division o f the ^lew j protection by the cou rts against Nazi- ! take care o f the huge ord ers which braintrustarlat is busily at w o rk per fied adm inistration o f the law. . . fectin g this "p la n ," a ccord in g to T he N ew Dealers dare not bring the ! will be placed. R etail trade is rem arkably good. It oblique hints th row n out by Mr. m easure to a vote in the Senate. R oosevelt. He tells the press that T herefore, to avoid that vote, Senator I is running 10 per cent o r m ore above ho intends to subm it the “ plan" to B arkley made his sham eful plea.— ! a year ago. Best com parisons with C ongress within a fe w weeks. I 1939 levels are com in g fro m the i n - ; C h icago Tribune. dustrial areas o f the M iddlewest, p oor - 1 H ave the people reached the stage i est fro m the South and P a cific Coast. o f hysteria in w hich this proposal Bible Qestions & Answers | R isin g p ayrolls mean that these gains strikes them as sane and fea sib le? 1 In what does the L ord delight, ! should continue. E L L A F IT Z G E R A L D The cost o f m aintaining a con scrip t A W h o is a G od like unto thee, | R ecord T ourist Season arm y o f A m erican youths, num bering that pardons iniquity and passes by j 2,000,000 or m ore, would run into the the transgressior o f the rem n an t o f | T ourist business Due to the w ar ! Cole McElroy Presents B A R B W IR E BILL billions. Under the w asteful m ethods his h eritage? He that rctaineth not I in E urope and the hesitan cy o f cru is ' The Famous o f the New Deal the cost would be j his a n ger forever, because he delight- ing even to the W est Indies, South multiplied. A m erica, A laska, and oth er places, Ella Fitzgerald eth in m ercy. M icah 7:18. all tou rist m oney will be left in this This idea is borrow ed from H itler, j 2 H ow is his m ercy continually P eop le are eternal variation s o f the cou n try and Canada this year. The It would N azify you ng A m erican s and j m ttnjf estcd ? d og in the m anger. E ach o f them greater e ffo rts w hich th e railroads train them in the N ew Deal goose- j a It is o f th e L ord 's m ercies that has alw ays w anted to be that w hich and bus lines are m aking in develop- step, so that they w ould be at the we are not consum ed because his i j ing travel and the con tin u ation o f the he is not. disposal o f the N ew Deal dictator. com p assions fail not. T h ey are new | | B ut in the case o f E lla F itzgerald, tw o w orld fairs indicates that this W hen A m ericans are ready to every m orn in g; grea t is thy faith fu l- / DRESSES, Reg. 6.50 to 16.00 n o su ch lon gin g has ever com e her Sum m er will see the largest vacation Sam. 3:22,23. sernp their institutions and adopt ness. w ay. B orn to poverty strick en p a r season on record. You need so many cool, 3 Is his m ercy lim ited to any those o f Nazi G erm any it will be fresh-lookin* dresses for The Glorious Fourth P olitics T he general im pression is ents in N ew p ort N ews, Va., on A pril time to con scrip t every boy and girl special cluss? summer. And you can 3 . 9 5 25th, 1918, E llla w as early orphaned, j that the p latform and nom inees o f the easily afford them at this in the process o f turning A m erica A H e giveth to all life, breath, and H ello E’ollks: I never felt stron ger spending the better part o f her ch ild I R epu blican P arty are a v ery con - low price. H e m aketh into a nation o f m erchanized robots. all things. A cts 17:25. fe r the F O U R D O Z E N S T A R S in the h ood in a N ew Y o rk orphanage. Ella I stru ctive m ove. It surely should Mr. R oosevelt throw s out this idea his sun to rise on the evil and on the F IE L D O F B LU E in O LD G L O R Y has seen m uch o f the h arder side o f i m ake F. D. R . "cou n t ten ” b efore he DRESSES. Reg. 16.00 io 21.00 with his tongue in his cheek. I f the g ood and sendeth rain on the ju st than at the present w ritin ’. I wuz life, yet, w ith all that, she possess runs fo r a third term . A lready the people are fools enough to fa v o r it, and the unjust. Matt 5:44,45. Exceptional buys. New, on e o f our bunch w h at w uz razed in ing the kind o f talent that could not 1 m arket acts as if W illk ie and Mc- fresh, crisp. A timely op ho has another opportunity to buy 4 H o w has m ankind repaid him portunity to fill vacation on e o f them stars in ole territorial be denied, fou gh t her w ay to stardom J N ary have a real chance. votes w'ith public m oney. I f they fo r his love in crea tin g them and g iv wardrobes. M a n y new days b efore we got into the flaTi*- o f f i while in her early teens. S ecurity and com m odity prices are models. turn it dow n he can disavow any, ing them all things to en joy cially. But in them days w e never T he v o ice w h ich w as destined to steady to stronger. In fact, they serious intention to regim ent the A F o r all have sinned, and com e kn ew a cow h an d low dow n en u f not thrill the nation, w as not given the j have recovered one-third o f their young, flick the ashes from his cig a r sh ort o f the g lory o f God. R om . 3:23. DRESSES, Reg. 19.00 to 21.00 to respect the flag, and tickled to git slightest recogn ition until the late May break. D ividends paym ents ette, and resume his pursuit o f a third See Isa. 1:4-6. Marvelous values, mar up early the m orn in ’ o f the 4th o f C hick W eb b heard our little E llla 1 are generous, earnings are trem end- term by w hipping up the w ar scare 5 W h ile all men were in this con - velous styles to go to town or a-travellng. Jer tearing her heart out w hile sin ging a ! ous. Securities are actu ally ch eap in other directions. d itto», how did G od still fu rth er show ; Jul>,: ian sfJo o t 1ofJ, an ? lev, anvil a " ev- seys. mesh, “ uncrush- 1 ery th m g else inkludin hiz m outh in song. er today in relation to earn in gs than his lov e to them ? able" sheers, prints. honor o f IN D E P E N D E N C E D A Y . H er talents h avin g been polished at an y tim e in the past tw enty years. ] A John 3:16. B ut G od com m en d - E ven the little boys w uz a liv in ’ up to its fin est luster by W ebb the m as The business ou tlook fo r the Sum- eth his love tow ard us in that, while DRESSES. Reg. 21.00 to 24.00 to the “ pursuit o f happiness” thut ter, it w as but a short tim e before j mer, th erefore, is good. T here m ay w e w ere y et sinners, Christ died fo r Presses designed for fit they would tie a tin can full o f fire E lla F itzgerald becam e the talk o f be set-tp.cks due to can cellation o f us. R om . 5:8. o and flattery, types for cra ck ers to a celebratin ’ d aw gs tail the sw in g w orld. M usicians the cou n | ord ers and, p sy ch olog ica l reactions, every daytime occasion. 6 Is there any d iffe re n ce betw een to see im stam pede in to a crow d an try over w ere in the m arket fo r her j A ny set-back, Plenty of large sizes. how ever, w ould be the love o f the F ather and that o f Every wanted fabric upset som e o f ’em in to a tub o f red services. j from an already high level o f activ- and style. the S o n ? T ravel now fo r leas than |c lem onade. A lot o f folk s are upset H er unique talents have taken her I ity. H ence, I believe that business A I and m y F ather are one. B e per mile on stream lined buse« Sizes 12 to 4 4 into w orse than red lem onade today, across horizon s seldom reach ed by ! this Sum m er should be even better lieve m e that I am in the Father, and in ou r ole w orld. H urrah fer AM Cithers o f the sam e color. T oday, in j than last July and August. S E A T T L E $2, R ound T rip $».50 I f the th e F a th er in m e; o r else believe me E R IC A N IS M . B IL L popularity, the girl that W ebb brought I w ar continues, ou r arm am ent ' pro-1 2 L IM IT E O S D A IL Y fo r the v ery w ork s sake. John 10:30. ALL COATS, SUITS, up from scratch is second to none. ! gram will be added to the current j 8:30 A. Mi and 6:30 P. M. 7 In to w hat relation sh ip to God level o f activity, givin g us the second ! 1 1 / U t T F A D n E lla F itzgerald and her great band COSTUME SUITS does his love bring us, if w e accep t D O L L A R LIN K S W H 1 1 r U K D will be presented by M cE lro y ’s Span- 1 best Sum m er’s business «Mice 1929— ; it? Depot Fifth & Burnside— HR. 3539 | ish B allroom One N ight O n ly—W ed- m aybe even the best! In saying this Reg. 19.00 to 48.00 Behold, what m anner o f love the F rank E rick son form erly o f W h it- ! neg(j ay i j uiy nth. i I am not forg ettin g the horrors in l Dress and casual types. F ather bestow ed upon us, that we ford , now living on a p ou ltry farm ; ’ . . ! Europe. F a m o u s Bartholomew should be called the sons o f G od ; not fa r from H illsboro, w as elected . . * quality. Splendid fabrics, th erefore the w orld know eth us not, secretary-treasu rer o f Six Open Air Concerts the O regon meticulously t a i l o r e d . I have ju st received a request to | because it knew him not. 1 John B aby C hick association w hich was To be given in Portland’s Beautifully fitting) 3:1. join in p etition in g President R oose held at O regon State C ollege, Cor- velt to appoin t a d ay o f prayer in Multnomah Stadium valls, the latter part o f June. Mr. con n ection w ith the E uropean w ar ! HAZELDALE E rick son w as nam ed one o f the I Mu8ic lovers throu ghou t t,he P a cific ' I believe in prayer, but I believe in I i Mrs. R eb ecca E ilorson has her sister deiegates to the na ional con vention N orthw est ai.e look in g forw ard to doin g everyth in g I can first, before M rs. M ay P oitras and their gran d- at St. L ouls M issourl. July 22 to 25 tho 8erics o f six popular o p e n A ir turning things over to God to do for | children Sally and Joan H am m ond o f Mrs. R . W . E gg m an w hile visitin g Concprta w h ich w ill be givan in P o rt. m e! I also believe in praying that 1 I Seattle with her fo r a few weeks visit. frien d s m P ortland m ade a trip with land M ultnom ah C ivic stadium on m y will shall be in accord an ce w ith | A rthur Syverson in ju red his foot them up the C olum bia H igh w ay the j M onday. evening, July 15 to August G od ’s will. I d o not believe in asking I while at w ork. pas w ee • 1 19. Inclusive. T he events are being G od to bend His will to suit me. F ur The ladies’ clu b m et last Thursday L ester D avies is ca rryin g the mail 8ponsored by a grou p o f prom inent therm ore, G od says to me: ‘^ n l y ! fo r pot-luck lunch w ith Mrs. Silve on rou e 1 while M O. M cK ell is tnk- p o r tiand citizens, Sum m er S ym phony j w hen the leaders o f all nations will ■ Snlee, w hose birthday w as celebrated. ing his vacation H e and Mrs. M e- F un d. In c o f whlefe W alter w R unite at one place to pray sin cerely i H azeldale-R osedale R ed Cross bene- Kell are located on the V e to liu s May ia pre.|dent. for gu idan ce can I answ er their ] | fit perform an ce netted $40.50 fo r the RESIDENTIAL ‘ Y '1 ... _ , . _ . „ , 1 A full sym ph on y orch estra o f 65 i prayers fo r p ea ce” . I w onder how R ed Cross. T he qu ota w as $14. GOWN SHOP , P ° rt' m usicians, the personnel o f the old m any readers o f this colum n feel 1 Leonard D avis o f L a fa y ette w ill land and Mr. and Mrs. T. B D enney PorU and Sym nhony will be featured likew ise— or am I w ron g ? TR 94IJ....I908 NT24to AVI' teach the upper g ra d es at H azeldale spent the w eek end at R ockaw ay. w ith Jacques G orsh k ov itch con d u c Mrs. C ook w h o.h a s lived on Denney tor, and fou r w orld -fam ou s artists |lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=HI=lll=iri=lll=l||=|n=IIISIIl=ll|=|||=|||=|||=|||=|||=„ |=|| |=| h =|||=l||=| H=|.—! school next fall. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will m ake their hom e here. R o a d fo r several years, has bought h ave been engaged as guest soloists. Ill = Mr. and Mrs. A1 L. Jelderk s have a n the p rop erty o f Mrs. B olton on L o m T hese include O scar Levant, noted jjj She and her daughter pianist and com p oser, w hose name nounced the m arriage o f their eldest bard street. son, Verne, to B etty H arw orth , o f P earl will m ove to the place the first has becom e a household w ord thru ber. j Los Angeles, Oa!., on June 15. at that o f w Septem .. , , _ . his popular "In form a tion P lease” 1 ! place. T he you n g cou p le will reside Mrs. H elen R ick ey o f Portland, broadcast p rog ram s; G ladys Sw art- in the southern city. spent th e w eek end at the hom e o f ¡ hout, m ezzo sop ran o favorite o f op- ID (N O R T H PACIFIC D ISTRICT) her sister Mrs. R ose Jordan. j era. con cert, radio and m otion plc- Di M iss E lizabeth Smith passed aw ay at I tures; Joh n Charles Thom as, A m eri jjj the Old P eop le's H om e in P ortiand ca's beloved b ariton e; and R ose July fou rth at the age o f 90 years. Ham pton, sopran o, nlso “ top s" in op Dj Miss Sm ith w as the aunt o f the late era. con cert, rad io and the m otion jjj Mrs. A. V. D enney and a gran d aunt picture w orld. o f K enneth and R ex Denney. jjj P opular program s will be the order C R Y ST A L L A K E PARK T h ere w as the usual num ber at the o f the evening, with at least one Pop d! jjj jjj Sunday S ch ool and ch urch at W hit- con cert scheduled. As in past sea Milwaukie, Oregon 1 T 1 ford Sunday. R a y L ittle delivered sons, popular prices will again pre Di tho serm on. H e is from Portland. vail, w ith scrip tickets, good as gen R uth D enney spent the w eek end eral ndm ission fo r any or all o f the 3 - hi with hom e folks. six con certs, selling at six tickets Dj 5 IJI 1 fo r tw o dollars. T hese popular priced ili . scrip tick ets and also season re- NLESS a water system has both iii Guernsey is Sold to Hediger i served tick ets m ay now be secured at sound construction and adequate Direct to the Public 111=111=15=111=111=111=1115111=111=111=1115111=111=111=111=111=111=111=111=1115111=111=111=11^111= |||= l the box o ffic e at the J. K. Gill Co., capacity, it cannot bring full measure T illa m ook , Ore., July 12 The A m Southw est F ifth A venue at Stark St., o f comfort and protection to the erican G uernsey club, P eterborou gh, Portland. BED ROOM home. MYERS Water Systems truly N. H. reports the sale o f a registered add to the joy o f living. Their abso G uernsey bull by H ans Leuthold to D IN IN G ROOM lute dependability is famous the world F rank H ediger o f T illam ook , Ore. Nebraska Picnic Sunday around. Ask T O D A Y for free book This anim al is W ilson a's G ay N oble- ( July 14 at Oaks Park L IV IN G ROOM let and complete estimate on your ------ 277118. man ' 7 T ho O regon -W ash ington N ebraska needs. S ociety will hold its eighth annual and Presents “ The Great’ p icn ic at the O aks Park. Portland, Gat Running Wator Now O regon, on Sunday, July 14. 1940. MYERS Vl’.irr Sytirmt meet Free c o ffe e and cream provided. A Occasional every need. Deep *nd thill,>w p rogram o f sports includes a ball well model«; (or operation hy elec gam e at 10 o 'clo ck a. m : m usic fu r Chairs and tricity. g .tolm r en nished by an orch estra and drum gine. windmill or corps. C om e and visit you r old neigh hand power. T ables bors from the C ornhusker State. W illiam B lnderup, president; Irene Coffee & Cocktail Tables Cam pbell, secretary. ^A niU tie FINAL CLEARANCE -tD R E S S E S «- —► COATS <— — ►SUITS4— Drastically Reduced ß.95 0.95 San Francisco $ 7.00 Los Angeles • $12.00 1395 PRICE ItW * a,15h Ca,Cy °f CAMP MEETING Church of the Nazarene Furniture Wholesale Closing Out JULY 18 to 28 Inc. U McELROY'S BALLROOM • M A T T R E SS E S n «n EA 4111 ■roncha« m* Spokane and Klamath Falla Mitchell, Lewis & Slaver Co. 130 S. I. MORRISON ST.. PORTLAND D on 't Minn Thin Opportunity • OPEN EVEN INGS 9th and Flanders St. W est Side PO RTLA N D For the Promotion and Helping o f Guernsey Cattle B reeder* American Guernsey Cattle Club A. C. SM ITH . W estern Rep. 302 C orbett Bldg. AT. 685« P ortland PRACTICE f At Beautiful \ » ■« f V T R M M Y i l M A Y F A IR GR EEN S Well Kept O W M for D R IV IN G , PUTTING and IRON SHOTS j Special Monthly Rate $5 por Month per Couple ^ 80th AN D DIVISION ST. SU. 2224 Geo. 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