Fridav,
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E , Beaverton, Oregon
Pa^e 2
BEAVERTQN ä INTERPRISE ßabson Says-
B A R B W IR E
“Dad’s D ay” Scheduled at
University February 7-9
February
7,
10-41
B ILL
I “The Gates are open Dad," is the
| message being transmitted to fa ’
5U56E5T5
Orleans. Orlando, «Florida) Philadel 1 of L'niver*,ty
Oregon studenU iiv-
Published Friday n t ra>n wttk oy the Pioneer Publishing OSt at B ttM ttM phia, Jackson (Miss ). Ht Louis, St ing here and other 0rfc« on ‘ owns this
Oregon. Entered as s«cond-<Aaas matter at tha poetofftce at Beaverton, Ore Haul and Tulaa. The new idea, how-1 We* k-
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m
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a i l I slogan
ever. contemplates that, l bemnnln^
. Plan* 1° m
make
» « i 'c
NUlIM K i m O N KATE S
complete ' ior the Dad * DaY celebration more
next
month,
theie
will
be
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Subscription Payable In Advance. registration facilities in their Cleve-1 |ha” a theme are progressing rapid- d
HI* Montila
land and San Kianclaco offices
If ,y' “ waa annou»ced by Chairman » a r b W lr e Dill
Enterprise Bldg., Cor. Short Ht. and Tualatin Valley Highway. Phone 76<)3 this progiarri is satisfactory and In Stan Stalger, Vancouver, Wash.
Tells Fortunes
Center of the celebration to be held
creases the number of new issues put
Portland O ffice— 407-408 Dekum Bldg., Phone AT 6591
Hello Folks: A feller told me how
out. It will be extended to other cit February 7, 8, and 9, as the adopted
Hillsboro Office
Room 9, Delta Bldg., Phone 1641
slogan suggests, will be the formal you may tell any stranger you may
ies where the SEC now has offices.
presentation and dedication of the
This new program is also Import wrought iron gates presented to the meet, JUST HOW M A N Y B IR TH
Is opposing today the I,end Lease
DAYS HE HAS
HAD — W H A T
Bill for reasons which appeal in the ant in showing a changed attitude I University of Oregon by Oregon STATE HE WUZ BORN IN —HIS
on the part o f the Commission.
It I dads
advertisement.
Ilh M I
F IR S T A N D LA ST N AM E W H A T I
Oil
U I* not our purpiwe to take one has concluded that both a restora
The weekend program will run foi STATE HE LIV ES IN —WHO HE |
Punis
side or the othei in this very highly * '" n o t **t»»ployment and sound de three days, starting with a meeting M A R R IE D , AND WHOSE HANDS
Be My
f’l.vit, u v .,„IuI Issue,
I..,,,
i„ii we
, _ lepeat f'*nse i équités that industries be en
controversial
but
o f the Dads' executive committee F ri HE W IL L F A L L IN TO W H E N HE !
V
A
L
E N T IN E !
that every thinking person should couraged to Issue new securities and day evening.
Following the meeting DIES? Its dead easy; Any strangei
take every opportunity to study that investment bankers be helped to the dads will be guests at the “ Little has had just ONE B IR T H D A Y but |
Permanent will
such questions and then should im market these securities The proposed Civil W ar clash” between Oregon and he has mos’ generally a heap of A N
Pedestrian Protection
affecting hank holding
say it best.
mediately express himself in Wash legislation
Oregon State college freshmen bas N IV E R S A R IE S . He wus born in thp
Urged by McDaniel
companies is another step along these
Ington, where It really counts.
ketball teams.
S T A T E OF IG NO RENCE and now
During the twenty years service o f !
I his new attitude should he
Saturday's calendar includes busi lives in the STATE OF E X P E R
Special emphasis on preventing pe
All Newman Permanents include
the
National
Council
for
Prevention
I
of
b*!n,flt
to every reader of this col ness sessions of the dads, Frosh IENCE.
Hiz first name wuz BABY
destrian accidents during the year
shampoo, having your hair shaped
of War, It has been supported entire | llmn- whether factory owner, mer Rook Bwlmming meet, and the high-1 and hiz last name will be CORPSE!
ahead In Oregon was recommended
and styled to suit your type.
ly by the gifts of patriotic Americans I chant-
wage worker.
light of the celebration, the dedica- He wuz married to a W OM AN if he
today by Dr. E. B McDaniel, Presl
who
believe
In
peaceful
methods
of
The
Utility
Program
tion
o
f
the
gates
at
11:30
a.
m.
is
a
man,
and
when
he
dies
he
wil!
dent of I he Oregon Htate Motor as
Oil Wave Permanents
$2.50
I am sorry to say that I have not
Other events listed for Saturday fall into T H E HANDS OF A N UN
soclatlon, In urging both motorists settling disputes, in a Nationaa) De
SPEC IAL— Keg. $7.50 Machineless
fense
policy
based
solely
on
protec
found any Inclination in Washington are the informal campus open house j D E R T A K E R !
and pedestrians to cooperate for
You know its' dead
Prrmnnmt
................. $3.oo
tion of our shores from Invasion, and to make life easier for the utilities. giving dads a chance to visit all | easy to be a FO RTU N E T E L L E R IF
gienter street safety.
that
the
way
to
protect
Democracy
For
a
few
months
before
election,
It
N
EW
M
AN 'S
YOU
K
N
O
W
HOW!
"W e In Oregon huve the opportun
B ILI.
buildings on the campus, a varsity
ity afforded by the New Year to work It to make It work at home Because seemed us if the utilities were at j swimming meet against Oregon State, !
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AIR
D
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SSIN
G SALON
wholeheartedly In a year-long com they believe that these great objec least going to get better treatm ent;! and a
presentation of the “ Taming r j ; . i
a J J as
tives
are
threatened
by
the
Land-
but since President Roosevelt s re- of the
Portland Public Market
AT. 0803
munity wide prugiam to prevent In
Shrew" by the university B , r t h ? Add Many to
jury and death to those who use our Lease Bill, they oppose It and they election, Washington seems to be drama division.
Front
Ave.,
Morrison
to
Salmon
State’s
Population
streets.
A nut Ion wide study by the ask support, financially and other getting tough again.
The following
Thu annual Oregon Dads banquet i Oregon experiences a natural popu-
F R E E P A R K IN G
wise,
from
those
who
believe
as
they
American Automobile Association has
three lines o f action are reported to ¡» scheduled for 5:30 p. m. Saturday.1 lation increase of over 4500 persons
be on the cards;
revealed that two out of every three do.
I Following the banquet, dads will go a year, the public health research de-
persons killed In traffic, and half of
1. Adoption of a rule i equiring
_
_ to the varsity hoop encounter be- j partment
of the Oregon Mutual Life
those Injured, are pedestrians Here, Annual Home Conference
utility companies to obtain sealed tween Ducks and Beavers, after Insurance company reported,
thon, Is the place where the most
STATION
bids for underwriters or private which a second performance of the : The survey, based on reports to the T E S T I N G
lives can he saved and Injuries pr*- At OSC to be Feb. 25-28
Investors on the sale of all securi ‘fram ing of the Shrew" will be pre | Oregon State board of health, shows
Oregon's eleventh annual confer
vented through effective traffic safe
0
Information £
ty issues over $1,000,000.
sented,
j that births exceed deaths by about a
ence for the study of home Interests,
ty programs,
2. Adoption of r egulations res
Special Dads' Day services in Eu j 5 to 4 ration.
During December
sponsored
by
the
home
economics
di
“ Motorists should regard pedestri
Cars Bearing License Numbers
tricting the payment of common gene churches, plus informal gather- I there were 1517 births and
1251
ans, especially children, as human vision of the extension service, will be
stock
dividends
by
utility
compan
ings
are
set
for
Sunday.
!
deaths
in
the
whole
state.
caution signs, giving them rlght-of- held this year February ■>* to 28. In
100-000
ies an u means of forcing upward
Cooperating with the student com- j In the list o f births and deaths by
wny at crosswalks especially when elusive, Mrs Azalea Hager, In charge
revision of depreciation accruals mittee in arranging the program are j counties for December—Multnomah
T
°
110-000
of
home
economics
extension,
has
an
making (urns.
Pedestrians lu return
or the “ plowing back’’ of more officers o f the Oregon Dads’ associa county had 2 births and 67 deaths;
should obey Iraffln signals, cross at nounced .
Are
Due
for
Test Feb. I to 10!
earnings.
tion, including:
Joseph F. Riesch, Portland 467 births and 411 deaths.
This annual c onference, which al
corners Instead of In the middle of
president,
Portland;
W
illiam
M.
Tug-
Washington
county
had
35
births
3. Adoption of a general policy
1hn block; not cross from In back of ways draws a capacity attendance of
of requiring capital revision, if man. vice-president, Eugene; Ed F. and 29 deaths.
parked cars, snd carry or wear some mote than 800 persons from all parts
LIC E N SE NUM BERS
thought necessary, in connection Averill, secretary, Portland; Karl W.
thing white at night, especially when of the state, will be conducted again
Onthank,
executive
secretary,
Eugene
with
all
new
financing;
requiring
1
*
1 0 0 -0 0 0
there are no sidewalks, to be sure mo on much the same plan as used In
Skids on Curves
debt reduction and greater use of
the last few years. The program will
Are NOW D E LIN Q U E N T
torists see them.“
GEMS OF TH O U G H T SE RVIC E
Some of the causes of skidding on
common stock for financing.
open Tuesday evening, February 29.
curves are excessive speed, under-in
with a reception and banquet in the
Defense Helps Small Communities
Boy Scout Week
flated tires, smooth tires, springs
Memorial Union building, where Gov
Thus far the only real defense
Golden Rule Applied
Motor Vehicle Inspec
that are too flexible, or weak shock
ernor
Charles
A.
Sprague
Is
to
give
against
night
bombers
is
decentral
Thirty-one years of continuous
tion
Station
MUwaukle
Therefore
all
things
whatsoever
ye
absorbers, according to the Emer
the principal address
ization. This is why the government
growing . . from a small obscure
The three «lays that follow will be! Is asking that the new industrial would that men should do to you, do gency Road Service of the Oregon
Portland
and Powell
band of youths to a nationwide or
devoted to both general assemblies plants be built in smaller communi even so to them: for this is the law State Motor association.
ganisation.
Thare's reason for that
con-j
and
<be
Prophets.
—Matthew
7:12.
and group meetings designed to pro ties
This same program will
sensational expansion ,
. . good
?<lankind will be God-governed in
vide inspiration and education for the tinue even after World War II.
The
marnis, right living,
helpfulness,
delegates attending, either as indi day of "bigness" is over us applied proportion as God's government be-1
cleanliness
. . .
all tha things viduals or as representatives of com to a corporation building one blg^fac-' com° 8 apparent, the Golden Rule utel-
thill make heller, mors capable men. munity home economics clubs. The
for an essential industry.
This I lzed' and ,he riKht of man and the
It'a n real honor to pay tribute to the conference this year will be held dur- tory
In a way. supports the government's llbeI*y of conscience held sacred.—
Boy Scouts.
Ing the period of the first annual plan of having all public utilities hook ; ^*ary Baker Eddy.
Oregon Htate school for missionaries, ed together so that If one powerhouse, ! To do as y ° u would bo done bV- s
which will add to a notable list of or dam. is smashed, the people will i the Plain- su,e- and undisputed rule
Lend-Leate Bill
visiting speakers already on the pro be able to get electricity from other ° » morality and justice. Lord Ohes-
In this space Inst week Congress gram.
sources
This means that decentrali-1 terfield.
man Angell said, In speaking of the
zation is being supplemented with
To have a respect for ourselves
war measures which are before Con
Interdependence.
The old
saying, 1 guides our morals; and to have a def-
gress "These are serious times and Sugar Beet Allotments
"Every cloud has a silver
lining" j erence for others governs our man
what wo do today will have a great
applies even to World W ar
II.
It ners. Sterne.
T
o
Be
Cut
Thi*
Season
and lasting effect upon the future
p „ not make things comfortable foi
Definite information that American is stopping the dangerous flow of
welfare of America and the preserva sugar
beet acreage this year will la* 1 money, indust ly, and people to a few yourself in such a way as to make
tion of American life,”
With this cut substantially compared with the! b*8 cities
Instead, it is distributing them uncomfortable for others
statement, thin newspaper Is In thor last two years has just been received
blessings throughout the nation Chinese Proverb.
ough agreement, snd ws believe that
AAA headquarters In Washing us R whole
The Golden Rule works like gravi
every patriotic American
cltixen from
ton, D. C. The national l.eet acreage I When the Federal Reserve System tation C. F. Dole.
should not only study the Issues allotment In 193» was 1,030,000 acres wa* «a rted . during the first Wilson
which are before Congrees but should In 1940 all restrictions were removed! reserve bank located in a leading city
Inform Congress and Senators what and the acreage produced became the Administration, the country was di-
V IS IT
lie believes Is the courae to be pur grower's allotment
| vided Into twelve districts, with one
sued
Far from resenting such let
H O F S T E A T E R ’S
With Increased supplies of sugar in of <'aib o f <h*‘ twelve districts
A1
ters, we know that they are welcome storage a reduction in acreage w as1 »hough bombing planes were un
FO R T H A T
In Washington as an expression of defined neeessary for 1941 to hold known in those days, yet the found
honest public sentiment by our rep- total supplies within bounds, accord- ! «,1'8 ‘,f *bts new banking system were
lesentatlves and senators who are ing to AAA officials
The national foreslghted.
It now looks as if
alnceiely trying to do the beat they allotment Just announced is for 820- those twelve cities aie destined to be
can for the Htate and the Country.
000 acres.
Substantially the same come “ Little Washingtons"
I f the
On this page appears an advertise formula used In 193» to divide this; founders of our Republic had been
msnt from an organisation which for national allotment among the various I « » ’le to look ahead one hundred years,
711 S. W . 4th nr. Morrison
Portland
twenty year* has been doing what It beet grow tng districts and Individual I <b‘\v »ever would have built the Capi-
can to keep war out of the world, produeers will be used again
««*' ‘ » Maryland on the Potomoo Rlv-
and keep America out of war If the
Ceitalnly, some location in the
The government exercises no abso er.
rest o f the world chooses ths way
vicinity o. St. I suns would have been
lute
control
over
sugar
beet
acreage,
of war
Thla organisation Is unal
selected.
No reader of this column
terably opposed to our mixing In the any grower being free to produce as will live to see the Capital moved
much
as
he
wishes
Under
the
augni
wars of Europe, Asia, and Africa It
bodily from the Eastern Seaboard to
believes our best service could he ren act of 1937. however, benefit pay the Central West; but we will see
deied by urging the belligerents to menta are made only to those grow twelve
lJttle Capita’s develop in
get around a table now rather than I ers who stay within their individual these twelve Federal Reserve cities
allotments.
Are You Willing to Give Up Democracy?
watt until the world has been reduced
I go further and forecast that the
to a shambles, as II will If the war
... . « v
u »»_
i time will come when the President.
continues
It believes that If we
Do You Want to Go To W a r Without Being Asked?
W itc h
IO U r o a t l c r y
Congress,
and the Supreme Court
“PH O TO ”
enter ths war we will shaie the uttei
During the winter months there is w(1j
f or one year in Washington,
Just to say I love you
social, political, economic,, and moral greatly Increased demand upon the ^
ypH1 in Chicago, one yeai in At-
Are You Willing to Make U.S A. a Dictatorship?
chaos that will come at the end of car battery and its condition should , lHnta antj onp year in San Fran-
»1.00
12
Minatore«
that wai
On the other hand, tf W® he carefully watched, suggests the cj<co
$1.60
Or Η 8x10 ----
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Motor
association. ___________________ ___________________
stay out we can help restors the Oregon ystate
$1.00
world to a measure of sanity when Greater use of headlights and pro 1
Or 1—9x7
sheer exhaustion stops tke war.
If longed use of the starter on cold mo
with metal frames. Also citizenship
we go In, there will be no nation to tors place a severe load In the battery
In winter. The correct specific grav
act ths Good Samaritan.
ami identification photos.
H. R. 1776 Is a W a r Dictatorship Bill
This organisation has oppose«! the ity of a fully charged battery ts from
bisakdown of the Neutrality law and 1280 to 1300
Hofsteater Studios
Continued
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THEN SPEAK DP NOW!
Î15 SH MORRISON.
Formerly 710 SW Third
I lie President would have absolute power to:
1. Cancel the Neutrality Act and
send our warships and mer
chant vessels into the war
zones.
2. Cancel the Johnson Act and
give unlimited funds to for
eign nations.
3. Cancel any other law on the
statute books
P U N IS H M E N T
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Tu«latin Valley land because it i$
0
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Which means no acidity In the root tone from start to finish
f ! A Formula for Each Crop Grown
>n t just apply some fertiliser get the correct formula of Red Steer
fertilisers according to ths condition of your soil snd the crop to
be grown
%
Sold in Oregon
Red Steer le time tested
I f your child seems hackward in
school don't resort to punishment
tn an effort to raise his marks
Many of our friends have found
that the cause of their child's ina
bltity to learn rapidly was some
eye impairment
Have YOUR
child's eyes examined
Dr. J. B. Richardaon
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Why not
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U N . 1656
Epidemic of
Cold Symptoms
066 liq u id or 666 Tah'ets with 666
Sai* r M 6»>c NotM
I generally re
Ilexes cold symptoms the first day
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H KAVU KTO N
4
Make military alliances with
any nations anywhere in the
world.
5. Take us into war whenever,
wherever and against wh.xm
ever he chooses
M l
NOW
t> Give away our
nation.
Navy to any
7. Give away every gun and
bullet in our Army to any
nation.
8
Give away every American
airplane to any nation.
9. Give away all our military
secrets to any nation.
10 Open our harbors and all
their facilities to the war
ships of any nation engaged
in war.
11 Seize the ships of one country
and give them to another
country.
HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN DO:
Relations Committee.
n«le
\( 1
:
now
foreign
Tell them yon are oppaaed to the xxar dictatorship b ill, that vou
»a n t them to fight and xote against It.
Get others to do the same.
7.703
Semi us contribution« to x»e ran keep up yonr fight.
A*k For Ted IMwtft. Printer
N A T I O N A L C O U N C I L FOR P R E V E N T I O N
O F W AR. Washington. D. C.
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Portland. Oregon
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D E. Vorrrm a, A«%«ctate Secretary