The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, January 31, 1941, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFridav, B E A V E R T O N ENTERPR ISE, Beaverton, Oregon Page 2 BAR BW IR E BILL January 31, 1941 BEAV E R TO N nPAVPBm a ^ K M T H tPM SE Babson S a y s - 11. H. JEKKBIKS. Publisher Published Friday ot each week by the P ioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton. Oregon. E ntered aa secon d -d as* m atter at the poetofflce at Beaverton. Ore. One Y ear _ Bix Months SUBSCRIPTION R A T E S _________________41.00 T hree Months ___ __________* 85o - .80 Subscription Payable in Advance. E nterprise Bldg., Cor. Short St. and Tualatin Valley Highway. Phone 7503 Portland O f flew—407-408 Dekum Bldg.. Phone AT. 6591 H illsboro O ffice— R oom 5, Delta Bldg., Phone 1641 aid to Britain has been limited only by our ability to produce and that w hat is needed is to put som eone in ch arge o f production who can bring about an ever increasing supply o f the finished products needed. The cru x o f the problem is to make A m erica im pregnable, to protect and pre serve A m erica and to keep A m erica out o f the European war as a bellig erent. The fact has developed that w e are actually 30 per cent behind schedule. P roduction is the im portant thing needed now. | S »M I Is O C I A T I 0 1 O m i PumsHei Washington New* Letter H O M E R D. A N G E L L R egular m eeting o f B eaverton G ar den club was held Friday in the Ki- w am s room s with Mrs. Agnes W h eel-j Pasre Continued from P age 1 er as speaker. She related interest ing facts o f Delphinium s, pi opogation flation hazard is ju stified. Mr. E c- and cultivation The club is form u civs' proposal is basically sound. O rig lating plans fo r a potluck dinnei inating fro mthe sou rce it did, h ow " w som etim e in February. ever, it is bound to be viewed with îsraàâ suspicion. This is particularly true Mrs. E. H. Bergir. spent Thursday in view o f the terrific battle the and F riday in P ortland with her daughter, Mrs. Noel, who was su ffer- j President put up tw o years ago to re Attends Inauguration ing with an infected foot. V ic t o r 1 tain his personal pow er to further N oel is at home now, after shipping devalue the dollar. R egard less o f H ello Bill: between Seattle and Panam a since the ultim ate fearsom e results that W ell, I attended the sw arin' in the first o f September. He is getting the P resident's existing pow ers m ight bring about, C ongress m ay feel it services o f ou r President fer an oth acquainted with his young daughter, would lose fa ce to now revers itself. er fou r years but I had a ‘‘ring side" who is now three months old. seat by my ow n radio at home. Mrs. Josee Caviness of B eaverton, The President, through Mr. E ccles. I have a R epu blikan nephew who was notified ttiis week o f the death has passed the Inflation ball to C on gress. Our law m akers have g ot to wuz elected to con gress from our o f her aunt, P rudence E lizabeth His Pevehouse, late o f the Pythian Hom e carry it fo r awhile. My guess is that Eighth O kla D istrict this year. right now they are praying fo r a name is R oss R izley an I reckon he at V ancou ver, W ashington. fumble. Certainly, there should be wuz attendin’ this D em m ik ratick In ” I He rem oved from our statute books auguration "w ith hiz bells o n ” . used to be a cow b oy but I aint a many o f the crazy ideas that original New D ealers had for regim entation sayin' that he attended with cow bells o f our m on etary system . The fact on! is that the schem es were never need- ) I read in the papers where W illlkie ed anyway. Som eone in the A dm in - 1 got hisself shot in the arm with ser- istration has w aked up to the fact ( um to Ko to E ngland an he missed that the cou ntry is gettin g in to a ' the inauguration o f the Third Term 666 Liquid or 666 Tablets with 6661 W illkie is a helpin’ the Salve or 666 Nose D rops generally re finan cial hotbox. P erhaps an that President. gold at F ort K n ox is beginning to President in these perilous times like lieves cold sym ptom s the first day. — Adv. B IL L w orry Mr. R oosevelt, Mr. M orgen- all true A m ericans should. ■T thau, and others. A Inauguration C erem onies- Mrs. An- gell and I had the rare privilege o f witnessing and participating in the Inauguration o f the President. The day was clear and cold, and it is es Cool D eliberation N ow N eeded—- tim ated som e 400,000 or m ore visitors view ed the Inauguration cerem onies Senators and Congressm en realize and the parade which follow ed. It that they have a most serious issue w as a dem onstration o f the w orkings con fron tin g them, which transcends Sear««d In vestors the Real A nsw er F re o f our dem ocracy. A fter a bitter all political considerations. The man we have in the W h ite political contest, in which some 22 quently small groups con tain ing both House is n ob od y ’s fool. He is in there millons o f our citizens expressed the D em ocrats and R epublicans are seen fightin g every m inute for what he desire fo r a change in adm inistra in m ost serious conversation as to thinks is n ecessary fo r the cou n try's tion, our citizenry as a whole parti what is best to do fo r the United welfare. In the first tw o years o f cipated In the Inauguration cerem on States, and I feel that practically R oosevelt's adm inistration, he set out ies without any dem onstration o f dis every m em ber wants to do the right upon a program designed to benefit satisfaction with the w orkings o f our thing and that they are praying that the m ost people. He is still at it, but dem ocratic way o f life. The pro the A lm ighty may give them the vis the scenes upon the stage have ch an These are ser ged con sid erably in the past six ceeding took place without any unu ion to see the right. sual incidents. T hey took place at a ious tim es and what we do today will months. Mr. R oosevelt has alw ays time when the Am erican public is have a great and lasting e ffe ct upon rem inded me som ew hat o f Mr. E di aroused and the atm osphere o f our the future w elfare o f A m erica and son in that both, in their endeavor to country is tense with an apprehen the preservation o f the A m erican find the answ er, em barked upon a sion o f the ominous problem s co n way o f life. Hysteria, hasty action, process o f elim ination. In the early fronting our nation. Only a few in ill considered judgm ent, greed, par days o f the New Deal, Mr. R oosevelt augural cerem onies have taken place tiality and selfishness will not help felt ju stified in experim enting. A f at a time when our country was more solve the problem , but on the co n ter all, the cou ntry is a big one and concerned over its future w elfare I trary, study, enlightened honest c o n we could a ffo rd it. But now he and what we as Am erican c itiz e n s r sideration and cool, collected, tolerant realizes that he is responsible for a must do to preserve o u r dem ocracy and im partial deliberation is needed. bigger play than that o f w hich he and make certain that it will con | ever dream ed. T he whole d em o tinue unhampered as one o f the few | cra tic world is look in g to Mr. R o o se Dangerous Driving great dem ocracies rem aining on velt and our cou n try fo r leadership. earth. The m om entous problem s T w o dangerous d rivin g practices, I believe the first item upon Mr. con fron tin g the world and our nation recently called to the attention o f the ; R oosevelt's agenda fo r the New Y ear unquestionably had a sobering influ state tra ffic safety division by Ore- | w as the question o f fin an cin g our ence on the Inaugural cerem onies and gon residents, need co rre ctin g in the preparedness program . F u rth er w as particularly noticeable In the interest o f greater h ighw ay safety, m ore, E ngland is very apt to com e to studied, earnest dem eanor o f those a ccord in g to Earl Snell, secretary o f J the end o f her finan cial resources state. who witnessed It. b efore 1941 is over. Also there is One o f the practices o f follow in g the possibility o f “ fr e e ” F rance look • • • Defense Production S ch edu le--T h e the cen ter stripe on highw ays so ing fo r aid in the future. T here is only closely as to invite a collision with one cou n try left to set the w orld on Issues raised by the Presidents’ spend- an approachin g car and the oth er Is its feet again. Such a colossal jo b re- lend proposal and the enorm ous pow failure to dim lights when d rivin g d i qulrse a colossal am ount o f m oney. ers he asks are causing most serious rectly behind a vehicle at night. Com piilusory In vesting Ahead thought, study and debate. It ia ex I f our investors and bankers had trem ely d ifficu lt to learn the facts on | Several acciden ts have been caused account o f so much propaganda be- > by cars drivin g too close to the cen j any com m on horse sense, they would ing circulated and from many sour- ter stripe, particularly in fog, it was recognize this. T hey would take their said. Under such con ditions, drivers funds out o f vaults and put them to were w arned to keep well to t h e ir ' Otherw ise, w e shall Many feel that the unprecedented ow n side o f the center stripe in o rd e r! useful w ork. pow ers asked by the President would to avoid sideaw ipping an a p p roa ch see sales cam paign s to force Individu establish a virtual dictatorship and ing car w hich also m ight be too close I al savings into new form s o f g overn ment securities. W e shall see, too, would give him greater power than to the cen ter line. our so-called "T rip le A " bonds down the King o f England o r Churchill has Failure to dim lights when fo llo w seen fit to ask o f the British P arlia ing another ca r may be as serious as to a reasonable price level, and the m ent; and many who favor giving aid falling to dim w hen m eeting a c a r ,1 second-grades, where real support is to Britain and her allies feel that this O regon residents in form ed the safety needed, will perhaps sell at much higher prices. can be done Just as effectively with division. B lig h t lights reflectin g out giving the President the dictator back, into the eyes o f the driver from R oosevelt has given the bankers ial powers he asks and w ithout the his windshield or rear-view m irror every ch a n ce and as yet they have Congress surrendering its con stitu may tem porarily blind the driver and not com e th rou gh. He is goin g to win the w a r fo r E ngland as well as tional powers. cause an accident. If he can not get the In the Interest o f sa fer driving, fo r ourselves. They point out that the amount of Snell urged drivers to rem em ber fin a b cia l assistance w hich he needs voluntarily you will these tw o dangerous practices and from investors see every bank, both national nnd avoid them in their driving. state, under F ederal control. A word A New Innovation G EM S O F TH O U G H T S E R V IC E j to the wise should be su fficien t! Modernized DANCE LABOR God is living, w ork in g still, L abor la discovered to be the grand ; All th in gs w ork and m ove; conqueror, enriching and building up W ork, or lose the pow er to will. nations more surely than the proud Lose the p ow er to love. Dw ight. est battles.—W illiam Ellery Chann- ing. The richest blessings are obtained by labor. M ary B aker Eddy. OLD- TIME EVF.RY M O N .-TH U R ». Featuring the music of CHUCK W H IT E H E A D and his orchestra and "M A C " MrNKIL your genial host Joy in one's w ork is the consum-1 mate tool.— Phillips B rooks. UPTOW N BALLROOM E xcellence is never granted to man but as a reward o f labor.—Sir J osh ua Reynolds. *u* At W . Burnside Save 20 to 25% on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS Oregon Mutual Policies are NON ASSESSABLE. You N E V E R pay mure than the premium on the face of the policy. Oregon Mutual maintain* more than three times the surplus required by Oregou Insurance Laws. y Safety for the Children C om plim ents o f D iscontinued lint's o f Paints Reg. $3.00 gallon, $2.25 Other* 25% Off Also! Cop», m * . mummmumm mm o o k , C o » » , Now York, N. T . MRRii mwmiRiniiWnKkMWgl • • ft! • •SAFETY FOR CHILDREN' & GRAVEL till Eloor Uoliimhiik Bldg. Compliments of 811 SW W ashington. Portland Road Material — Concrete Miss Carlson. P rop. B R. 2041 • Harry M. Niles • 48)8 Chief of Police Leland V. Belknap. M. 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Many o f our friends have found that the cause o f their ch ild ’s ina bility to learn rapidly was some eye im pairm ent. H ave Y O U R ch ild ’s eyes exam ined.. Motorists are also urged to respect the members of school safety patrols . . . . These boys who are working for the safety of school children enroute to and from school. Slow down to 15 miles per hour when no one is crossing the street. You are required to stop— when someone is crossing in the marked walk. Orange lettering warns you in ample time of the approach of a crosswalk — Play safe! ----------------------------------------- j E verything else is blossom in g in new beauty why not your hom e N E W S pring w allpapers «re here and we have over 5000 rolls o f beautiful paper that is crow d in g all 1940 patterns ou t! C om e Sat urdsy or M onday for real bar gains! 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