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' t Published Friday or each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co , at Braverton Oregon. Entered as second-class matter at the puatofflce at Beaverton. Ote ML'HHCKIPTION K A TE S ________________ $1.00 Three Months ................ $ .55c ----- - .50 Subscription Payable in Advance. Enterprise Bldg., Cor. Short St. and Tualatin Valley Highway. Phone 1503 Portland Office—407-408 Dekum Bldg., Phone AT. 6591 Hillsboro Office— Room 5, Delta Bldg., Phone 1641 p II O r i 0 (Tl A T I 01 PuiusHf American Dictatorship? Can Congress Take It? Babson Sees A Tough Session ® i*? ¿jw nJiKj iy m im v SECRETA RY OR STA TE /N TH E YEAR /<92V. In the field of political relations j /NFL UEM CEO R O S S I A TO A G R E E TH A T S O ° H 0 ' between the states and the federal j Babson Park, Florida, January 17 government, I have to report the, Just two weeks ago today the 77th' SH O U LD B E T H E N O R T H E R N BOUNDARY O F THE continued invasion of the powers of j Congress settled into harness. They O R EG O N C O U N T R Y . / T S SOUTHERN BOUNDARY the states until the unique federal j have in this current session the j W A S H E D E G R E E S AND IT EXTEN O ED FROM THE character of our government has | toughest Job to face in many years RAC/F/C TO T H E R O CH /ES. been virtually destroyed. W K A K K j Many unsolved problems have been NOW A N A T IO N A L NTATK, the held over from the old Congress And ' states Hie reduced to administrative our legislators in Washington face . units with greatly diminished pow many new ones. Things are moving ers of legislation. F IR S T PRO H IBITIO N fast. Straightforward thinking and LA IN W A S P A S S E D Within the last two years decisions no monkey business is the order of of the United Htates supreme court the day. A great responsibility for IN /Ô H H . TH /S LA IN denying to the states the power to I the course of action our country will W AS P A SSED B Y A regulate picketing and asserting full take rests upon the shoulders of the LEG ISLA TIV E COm /TTEE federal authority over waters of non law makers we voted into office last ALTHOUGH DOC FO R navigable streams, quite in line with ! November 6. If Congress measures W LAU GH LH Y H A D the recent trend, mark the further j up to our expectations, our affairs FO RB/O D EN S A L E OF tiansfer of power from states to the | are in good hands. I f its members SNTOXICAT/NG L/OUOAS national government. j succumb to pressure groups and lack TV f HO! ANS IN SS 2 U Indicate. Inc ' ßWT We have also experienced the con j courage of independence, we will stunt pressure of federal adminis-1 find ourselves in a bad way. trative agencies to dictate in the The Problems o f Congress field of federal state cooperation | Neutrality or war have set the Hereafter public opinion not the j stage for our current Congress, might as well distribute our money courts will be the only effective j Whether we or they like It, this is over here now as to have it become Thus, as you read Imtke on national aggression In the the dominating scene Aid to Brit valueless later. aln -*Thort”of ' war" 'is the "topic“ which of hug:e new appropriations consid nrea of local government. *y lf. they are/ ° be “ 8ed I recognize the national character blankets the question of neutrality. er, (Episcopal) savdnS ^ng- of many of the problems of our repeal, or circumvention of the John-1 ,witb t h e ‘d* a ,n mmd Congress wants a n d d e- land It is conceivable that Con- S. W. 18th at Montgomery modern life; but I fear the progres son Act. PO R TLAN D , OREGON * m m » w .......... .....- e ™ **». ¿ 2 3 means , cuiient session as a rinal end In the erection of a bureau Secretary Hull before It makes bind- ing commitments one way or anoth- of KettinK more hou8(“9' automobiles cracy unresponsive to public will. P R E -S C H O O L Congress must know just how and refrigerators for their own con-1 GOV. C HARLES SPRAG UE I , stituents. situation, LO W E R SCHOOL (In hi. message to the forty-first d« * P * 'a‘ e '» England» Wluut Can W e l»o'.* legislative sssembly.) Congress must know the financial (Oo-exlueational) I f the 1941 Congress turns out a d e-1 resources of Great Britain in this featist group, we shall be in a ] country and other countries. J U N IO R and S E N IO R OEMS OF THOUGHT SERVICE Investigating fommttttM's of tfoth tough spot. I say this regardless of H IG H S C H O O L the Senate nnd the House can do my recent optimistic forecast for thej G IF T S A N D G I V I N G Congress is very apt much to bring into the open the current year. J U N IO R C O L L E G E Certain occasions, cimsldered eith truth regarding the position in which »° neither repeal present bad legisla i er collectively or Individually and and 3-Year Nursing Course . ob- our country finds Itself today. With »*on (and there is plenty of it) nor' served properly tend to give tl.e ac honpg, thougTi small and influential »‘»enact needed good regulations Con-j with Good Samaritan Hospital tlvlty of man infinite scope; but mere of nien and women already Kress is more likely now to think of the i High Standard's merry-making or needless vigorously championing both sides of immediate needs of the voters back is not that In which human capacl wa(. ||p neutra,|ty question, the home" than it is of their children or Fine Equipment ties find the most appropriate and I man and woman is entitled grandchildren. I feat no more New . . . i l.. c i ( u in ii a u u w o i i i n u in < i m “ ’ “ Prepares for Eastern and -------- ------. . ----------- * .. ‘ In 1941. but I do' proper exercise Mary x. , Baker Eddy , o J#|ut r B|mpl# explanation or — Deal ‘ ‘ legislation Western Colleges What is called liberality is often interpretation of the grave prob- fear wasteful appropriations made for selfish political purposes under Live Courses; Dike House; Sports merely the vanity of giving, La Ro- jima which today faces our nation, the false guise of defense. Second Semester— January 27 th chefoucauld. C oiu m n ksw l Morale Do not let Congress "sell out” de The best thing to give to your ene- Collectively, Congress is a most my is forgiveness; to an opponent. 8Pngit|Ve body. Its feelings are mocracy and all the good in it for a W'ant Ads—the little fellows with tolerance; to a friend, your heart; easily hurt and it is easily swayed m; 88 Potta^ Indl£ ‘dual‘y - the big pulling power, to your child, a good example; to a by outside influences. I have al- 1 bav* , ,a*thTln J ika.,.ki iw .i ___ i om. collectively, I am . fearful their . lack father, deference; to your mother. ways ____ _________ __ any thought that, left to itself, . ... of ... ... 1 , 1,1 h-n.lle the of t‘our'»K«* «nd faith. We. how conduct that will make her proud gpSgton ..«• of Congress u,> would handle the o f you; to yourself, respect; to all j affa!rs o f this country In a truiv lever. have elected this 77th Congress But it men, charity.- Balfour. ! great fashion. This would mean, and we must back it up. would do no harm and might do Every good gift and every perfect however, that Congress would have , . ___ . gift is from above, and cometh down to he handled like a jury. IW t alone !*‘>nu _ K‘" ' ' . *ai “ w 8. , . * 1 from the lather of lights, with whom | to hear the evidence and to discuss P ' 88 n * f . h ^ , St. Helen's Hall i ts i k c « » .... iNiikt'M ( h,i I a ' smi i \ü lobbies and you \sould hav© an bon maki s «hs K,v* r U M B I ,.st o o M M in tt govern The heart of the giver makes the ing body. gift dear and precious Martin The average Congressman has to Luther. day a terrible inferiority complex. Individually, and collectively, they I say. "W hat’s-the-use ?" It will be a ! miracle and I still believe in mlr- i acles if this 77th Congress does not go down into history a. a defeatist -» ^ „™ . . ... > • ... •• , , -'br,d * ,,rn ' t- ,d WWI H ILLSB O RO Yields obtained this year by hybrid corn growers in Wash ington county have averaged from 15 to 40 bushels more grain per acre than were obtained from most o f the open pollinated varieties, reports Pal mer Torvend, the assistant county Occasionally a grower had cor„ whieh fR,w to mature properly, usually because a variety not suited to Oregon conditions was money of their own. While they used Oregon-grown hybrid corn talk optimistically in public about seed of several varieties is now avail "Saving Democracy” , they believe, confidentially that capitalism is all able. done for this generation. KoeklcM» Spending After all Congress reflects, to a ' very large extent, the concern of its A browsin' armin' in «»noUtuont«. the fears of the voters Hallo Polks The same a Hi Brow magazine the other day, who put them in to office 1 read that L. V. Burton. Editor. questions regarding the the sixe of Food Industries, says "People will our national debt, national income continue to eat 1460 Iba of food per and inflation scare them as much as capita in 1941 except the boys in the they do the average man in the For years 1 have been ad army and they will eat 1900 lbs per atreet. man ' Well, (hat is what I call gilt vocating proper pensions for Con As the repf< sentatives In’ the tnfermatahiun I found In gressmen another paper that our watches tick <* th« «ealthlest people in the world 157.680,001». times in a hole year ou* hl- aft* r c* rtal" >'ear8 of Now If 1 can git the tnfermatahiun ••‘ rvloe to be paid a sufficient sum just how much our hair grows, how "»‘»"'V “ > enable them to live com much our finger an toe nails pop our <°rtably *•» 'ven t of defeat at their fer cuttin' off, how much dandruff election and to enable them to we produce on top of our heads, how « P '« * ^ vote with the courage many rivers of whiskey w , drink **»«“ financial Independence gives how many oceans of terbacker Juice But would our people vote such an we spit out. an how much Peredt J arrangeemnt? I am afraid not tiona we »moke an burn out. an how Hence, if Congress itself becomes many guns we hatch out in a year, j frightened, we should have only our- whv thunder-tn lightntn' I will have selves to blame I believe that moat a shore enuff educatshlun. B IL L Congressmen secretly feel that we January 17, 1941 1 ,048,069 Chevrolets Soid During Las! Year Know Your Oregon ■m II. IL JEFFRIES, I'ultllwhrr One Year — Six Months Fridav, B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E , Beaverton, Oregon Page 2 Detroit. Jan. 17 The second great e .». alts year in the histuiy of Cne. role- was announced heie today by W. E. Holler, general sales manager. , with the report that a total of 1,04 ,- 069 new Chevrolet passenger and commercial cars were retailed by dealers during the calendar year 1940 This figurt re p re s e n ts a gain of 32 per cent ovei 1939 he said, when dealeis sod at retail a total o 791,886 new cars and trucks. Chevro'ct sales topped the preced ing yea. in all departments and were secor.d only to 1936 in company his torv. Mr Holler said. Used car sa « | totalled l,909.972.an increase of 217 per cent over 1939. when dealers sold 1,569,201 units. New and used car sales combined were 2.956,041. Truck sales, likewise, showed a substantial gain during the year, the report shows , totalling 197,202, an advance of 11.9 per cent over the 1.6,- 090 sold during 1939 During the final month of the year, dealers retailed 95,119 new cars and trucks, a gain of 6,395 units over De cember 1939. They sold 138,581 used cars, an increase of 12,356 over De cember 1939, and 18,896 trucks, a gain of 33.7 per cent. -in_—i i Y O I K EYE S DESERVE TH E BEST In g ’asses, as in anything else, vou get just about what you bar gain for . Your eyes deserve the best care you can possibly give them, so be sure to have the len ses accurately ground, the frames properly fitted by an expert. We charge the lowest prices you can safely pay. Dr. J. B. Richardson O P T O M H T R I 8 T In Personal Charge Montgomery Ward Co. 27th and Vaughn, Portland . ■ a CLEAN watch is usually an ACCURATE watch (I I f your watch is missing minutes, it is only re minding you that it is time for a thorough clean ing! All repair prices are moderate— to y g u ar an teed WATCH Also expert Jewelry Re pairs and Bead Restring- ing. Main Floor— 5th Ave., tilWAH Entrance 1 ■M asaaAM iSa Save 20 to 25% on your FIRE I N S U R A N C E C O S T S Oregon Mutual Policies are NON ASSESSABLE. You N E V E R pay more than the premium on the face of the policy. Oregon Mutual maintains more than three times the surplus required by Oregon Insurance Laws. Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF M eM IN N V IIJ.E Organized 1894 40 years of Reliable Service t has. L. Walker, Agent 116 So. 3rd Ave Hillsboro, Oregon Phone 1732 "E veiy Form of Protection” 1 . . , « ..... BARBWIRE BILL We Eat Ton and Half In a Year The Little Hermits say : “IT HITS THE MIRK fo r Quality, Flavor and YalueF ♦ * CLEARANCE suns ¡B n ' BEANS 5 ^ 25ç Pork & Beans ”2 - 1 9 ( QUALITY GUARANTEED MEATS F R ID A Y A SATURD AY O NLY ¡1 B E E F S T E A K , Sirloin lb ............. ............ 25c BE E F ROAST, blade cut, lb .............. 19c B O I L I N G BEEF. lean, lb., 13c P O R K S T E A K , lb 21c B A C O N, by the piece, lb 22c S W I F T S B. & T„ Picnics, lb 22c Staregon Pears, 2 2 '? cans 25c Hershey Bars 2 large bars 25c Mayday Salad Oil. 2 gal tin 55c U r a a a tn g t a r Rmso Gran. Soap, 2 24-oz pkg 35c Lux Flakes, 12 ' 2 oz pkg 21c C h e r n b M ilk 'B a b y Su-Purb Gran. Soap 24 oz 15c Win w w m B n l mop^l> 50-oz 29c 3 bars 17c ly contavi' G et Entry Sierra Pine Soap, 3 bars 17c M onk an d d etails to Lifebuoy Soap 3 bars 17c d a y at So few o v ' Lus Toilet Soap 3 lb can 46c Spry Shortening 3 lb can 45c Snowdrift Royal Satin Shortening, 3 lb 39c ’5000 Cash! 18 50 $ 2150 $ PENDIiTON WOOLEN MILLS COLUMBIA 15» Wave Kist Tana 2 ^ 2 3 * White Magic Bleach 15( Sliced Pineapple s£kl& 15( Chernb Milk fur *3.18 3:^20c SEMI-ANNUAL ' ' Ti *4 A *% Ti ÀJ Caifornia Fluffiest Mjrihmallows lb ctn 10c BLUE LAKE B JU tS JU fK O f Large Lima Kitchen Craft Flour 49 lbs $1.29 GREEN BE ANS Sun-Maid Nectar Raisins pkg 7c B E A N S Jell-Well, Asst Flav 3 pkgs. 10c No 303 Ù C 2-lb. Can » callo Heinz Tom. Ketchup, 14 oz. 15c Maximum Salt, pi or iod , pkg 7c. Y o u r Choice Sugar, Fine Gran 10 lb sk 51c SMALL WHITES 100-lb sack $4.94 IDAHO SML. REDS BABY LIMAS Silk Toilet Tissue, 3 rolls 10c LARGE WHITES Sugar Belle Peas, No. 2 can 11c Campbell' Country Home Corn, No. 2 cn 10c Tomato Tomato Jce, Sun Dawn 46 oz 17c Sauce Airway Coftee, Lb 12c; 3 lbs 35c C O H N —HIGH W A Y -N o 303 can* P E A S —GARDENSIDE —No 303 cans Edwards Coffee, Lb 20c; 2 lb 39c 3 cans 2 0 C H O M IN Y ’ —Van Camp'* —No. 300 tall Nob Hill Coffee,Lb 17c; 2 lb 33c W e Meet all Competitive Prices P E N D L E T O N * TOPCOATS 1 »Prices are for Fri., Ian. 17 lo Mon , Jan 20, incl. National Disbliers Products Corporation. N e « Verb Sunkist Oranges (200-220’s) 21 2 doz. Free shop bag 43c A P P L E S . Newtowns, bx 59r Carrots. Rutabagas. Turnips Extra fine. bulk. 4 lbs 10c Grapefruit. 100 size, doz 19c Avacodas, 30 size. 2 for 13c L E M O N S , 360's doz ...15c Potatoes. Klamath Falls U. S. No. 2. 50 lbs ... 49c
