The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, January 23, 1942, Page Page 2, Image 2

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NOTE—THi» U not an a rd e r f a r r i. T be S ig n e r w ill buy Oefenac
hy M it of the u s l k o d t lu te d below i
H. II. JE E E R I K S , P u b lis h e r
* 1.00
. .50
Three Months______
-----* .*»o
Subscription Payable in Advance.
Beaverton Office—Enterprise Bldg., Phone Beaverton 2321
Hillsboro Office— Room 5, Delta Bldg., Phone 1641
Portland Office—*07-108 Dekum Bldg., phone AT. 6591
s«r
( CONTI DENTI A L)
I will invest the sum of |_______ __in Defense Saving« Bonds (or Stampf' each
I will buy these Bonds:
O fr o m • po»t o S e e , b an k , or otb«r it'ea s g r o c y .
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C Through a regula* purrhaaa plaa iaetallad by tbe felb'wuig oeganisatioai
Babson Says.
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D By ®»il from tb« Trea«ur«r of tba l uted Statua, Vaabingtoa. D C.
D I'oHrr a Par R oll String* P its (or otbar «rullar a/rairgrÿeat for rag-liar purchasing/ ia
effect at my placa of employment:
(Naan • ( • r iu n u M s i
If you are already pot*
chasing Defense Bocci»
system atically. «!**»•
i n d i c a t a t h e type of
plan when signing this
agreem ent. Also check
bere. Q
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I will faithfully fulfill this pledge for the durstion of the War,or so long aa I am financially able to do so.
FOtptJTNSE
(Print)
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Continued from Page 1
January 23,
1942
Y our Photograph
a n a g * Bouda
To aid the National Defeat«, ! pledge that,
Published Friday of each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton.
Oregon. Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Beaverton, Ore
One Tear _
BLx Month«
Frida v,
B E AV E R T O N E N TE RPRISE , Beaverton, Oregon
Pape 2
The perfect gift for your son in
service.
Photographs are PER­
SONAL. . . LASTING . . .
INEXPENSIVE. Three 7x10, one
colo.ed. for $4.95 complete. Call
AT 9-S-S-7 for
appointment.
D. PERRY EVANS. 934 SW Mo *
rison, Portland.
NAMES-BOLING
b u s in e s s
sc h o o l
Secretarial Course-Free Placement
WOODLARK BLDG.,
BE. 67H4
Portland, Oregon
Expenditure Justified
1 do not regret the inctease in tax­
5 iiisiM=iii=iii=iii=Hi=iii=Mi=in=m=iii=ui=iii
es that my share of our social pro­
FREED O M IS FO R B R A V I
Suni
O rm t «8 mmm b m )
(an)
gram has cost. Many persons are
M E N , S T A V E S C R A V E SE -
to quick to forget the angry cry
against unemployment, poor housing
-JJÜ S L »
WINTER S C H E D U L E
C U R IT Y .
low standards of living, and other
Ba
?- Nit,-Monday 7:30-10 p.m. 17c
defects in our social sti ucture. Mr.
D • 6. 17«
if I I. Mxttiu’ •*■▼(«« «»U
i *r
ua
ä*eRrtaf
Wed. & Friday, 7:30-10:30 p.m. 30c
Roosevelt did not make these bad
Fed. Income Tax Material conditions, although they were the
lay
1:1*11 pm. 30c
MATINEE—SAT.
and SUNDAY
Shown
above
is
a
replica
of
the
pledge
which
every
loyal
Ama
rican
will
be
asked
to
rising
tide
which
lifted
him
to
the
No. 3
l:9t—;..((• p. m.
17c
sign, during a house to house campaign to be carried on in every pait of Oregon begin­
Presidency.
Unfortunately, in spite
All above prices include federal tax
ning January 20. Citi zens, to be designated as "minute men” will call at homes, with
The Revenue Act of 1941 provides of his magniilcient handling of our
the request that all Oregonians sign up to “buy a share in Uncle Sam.’’ by agreeing to
n simplified method of computing in­ foreign policy, his very success with
Sp ecial P arty R ates
purchase regularly defense savings bonds or stamps.
come Jux in the case of Individuals our domestic economy may in the end
whose gross income is derived wholly react to his disadvantage and wash
E. P erry W illia m s, CH. 2 3 9 S
from salary, wages or other compen­ him out of office.
¡ ll= IU = t ll= lll= lll= ill5 lll= lll= H I= lll= lll= lll= lll=
sation for personal services, dividends
1 also do not regret the national State Cream Graders’
AIRCRAFT WARNING SERVICE Log Hauling to Stop
interest, rent, annuities, or royalties, cost of agricultural uid, of National
and docs not exceed $3,000. A new Youth Administration, or
of tiie Work for Year Told
The War Department has requested When Roads Start to Thaw
ODD rau-uws
Form 1040A has been provided for building of public works and federal
that the exact location and street ad­
BALLIUIOS*
Under
the
dairy
products
quality
taxpayers who arc entitled to and highways.
Certainly, however, the improvement program 9,055 farm dress of Air Corps Information and j Log hauling on county roads is now !
Wa*. «T1. tot.
elect to use such method. A table on condition of the farmer is now tern- j calls or inspections were made dur­ Filter Centeis as well as other in­ operating under a reduced road limit j
101 « at ton a m
the reverse side of this Form shows porarily Improved. We can well do I ing 1941 by the state milk and cream stallations of the Aircraft Warning which will be prohibited when the
the amount of tax on increasing without public works although I fa-j graders, according to the year-end Service be regarded as strictly con- j fiost starts thawing, according to j
members of the county court. When ;
amounts of gross income after the vor highways. Furthermore, the ma-1 summary
compiled by the state de­ fidential. The District Control Cen- j the roads begin to soften up it will
proper allowance of $400 for each de­ joiity of the young men now in C. C. | partment of
ters
must
also
be
considered
in
the
I
agriculture.
This was
pendent, if any.
One of the Famous Pezzolos of
Camps and helped by the N. Y. A. as ‘ more than one thousand greater than same confidential category.
Kindly be necessary to make this restriction,
The tax under the simplified method well as the older group working for in
California
make it known to all concerned that court members declare in order to
1940.
guard county roads from excessive
is the same for each $25 block of the W. P. A. will, in the next draft i These grpders, located in dairy this request be observed.
Theo
Pezzolo
damage.
gross income and the taxpayer need call ,be allocated to some form of ac- '
over the state, also made Basic Insignia Arm Bands
Operating while roads are thawing
only ascertain In whlcl block his tive army service or to armament | centers
Master
Teacher
of
In
a
telegram
from
the
Regional
2,291 creameiy calls and 85,279 sedi­
gross income (less allowance for de­ production.
Office of Civilian Defense attention out would damage loads of the coun- [
ment
tests.
As
a
result
of
the
sedi­
A
C
C
O
R
D
I
O
N
ty to the extent of 15,000 to 20,000 ac­
pendents) fails to determine his tax. | Private Debt
ment tests, 3.173 cans of milk were again is called to the fact that "all cording to estimate of one member of
PIANO—HARMONY
A flat reduction of 10 percent han i I have said before in this column condemned.
orders
for
arm
bands
and
other
CD
(A coloring matter harm­
the court.
been made in arriving at the amount that while national debt has risen, I less to animals
235
N.
E. 20th A ve., Cor. E v e r e tt
insignia
must
be
placed
by
the
Ore­
is put in condemned
P o rtla n d
of tax shown in the table for deduc­ yet the private and public debt of milk so it will not
LA. 0727
gon State Dei'snse Council, or be
be
returned
to
the
tions such as rharitable contributions many individuals, coiporations, muni-' market but may be fed to stock.)
made by local defense worker groups
and taxes paid, so that the taxpayer cipalities, and states has declined, j Only a small percentage of cream such as women’s sewing clubs but Convention Dated
who uses this method does not list This is another reason why I have j 212 cans of the 49,429 cans graded must follow authorized designs. No February 24-26
these but gets an automatic deduc­ not become greatly concerned by the 1 —was
Have Solved the
condemned. Nearly 1,500 piec­ extra working on arm bands such as
The state convention of the Farm-
tion of 10 percent.
increase in the national debt espec-1 es of equipment weie condemned, 'air raid warden’, ‘chief Medical Ser­ j eçs’ Union is slated at the Gaiety
MYSTERY of DANDRUFF
Under the simplified method the tally in the .case of those who have either for repair or replacement.
vice’, etc., but name of county or j Theatre in McMinnville February
status of a person on the last day of reduced their corporate or personal
Four changes in cream personnel state plus a consecutive serial num- 24-26
Let
us show you how one Fitch
the taxable year is the governing fac­ debt proportionally.
Profits have were reported for the year; two re­ her may be added thereto either un- f
dandruff
treatment will dissolve
tor in determining the exemption lev­ helped many companies to cut their J signed to enlist in armed forces; one der or immediately opposite the hori- i
and remove a stubborn case of
el ($750 for single persons and mar­ loans
Classified
ads
placed
in
the
Press
zontal
axis
of
the
basic
insignia.”
The rise in engineering con -1 was called from the reserves; and one
dundruff.
appear in the Tigard Sentinel, Beav­
ried persons not living with husband struction and residential building has I went to another job.
Blackout Faint
JENSYCA MOORE SALON
erton
Enterprise
and
Aloha
News
at
or wife, and $1,500 for married per­ increased local tax receipts.
Many householders desire to black- |
Muni- !
1131 SW Jefferson
Portland
sons living together) as well as the cipalities, as a whole, are in a much j
out one or two rooms nnd in this no additional cost.
BB. 0036
credit for dependents.
connection we have received informa- :
sounder financial position than they | Seeding Topic of Farming
Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps
A husband and wife living together were a few years ago. The rise in ]
tion prepared by A. J. Mcnaker, chief
on the last day of the taxable year both commercial and savings bank , Meeting at Hillsboro
chemist of the National Chemical and
may file sepaiate returns on Form deposits, in the purchase of life in­
Sixty-five farmers attended the flax Manufacturing Co., giving pointers
1040A if the gross Income of each is surance and Defense Bonds shows meeting at Hillsboro January 6. In j on the use of paint to cover windows
from the prescribed sources and does that many individuals are getting \ spite of the fact that there is less against observation:
not exceed $3,000, or they may file a out of debt.
Are you- my reader— j than the usual amount of good land j 1 Paint should be put on the out­
single joint return on that Form if one of these iucky ones?
left for spring seeding, there was a side, not the inside of windows. Dark
their combined income is from the
In this last category, the Govern­ start made towards subscribing the ; paint on the inside turns the window
prescribed sources and does not ex­ ment itself is setting a good example acreage and stock necessary to the i into a mirror,
ceed $3,000.
in not making these bonds negoti-1 preliminary work of setting up the | 2 Be certain the paint is opaque.
Full 4-year program conferring BA and BS degrees
The use of the slmpllfed method is able. Defense Bonds are being paid i necessary organization.
Most ordinary house paint is not.
optional with the taxpayer but once for in cash which, in effect, is trans- j Palmer Torvend, assistant county ! 3 Avoid glossy paint.
In addition to regular work, courses offered in First
an election has been made for any ferring one form of savings account agent, and W. F. Cyrus, county
4 Select a heat-resistant paint.
Aid, Mathematics for Air Pilots, Chemistry and Physics
year, it is Irrevocable for that 'year. to another form. Their purchase by | agent, pointed out problems and ne-
5 Select a paint which was intend­
—looking toward our National Defense; Accounting,
If a taxpayer files a return under individuals, trustees, associations, and; cessary pi act ices and procedures in ed for outside use.
and Prd-Professional courses.
tiie simplified method for the taxable corporations is certainly not increas- j growing and handling the crop. At
6 A black, resin-emulsion paint,
year he may not thereafter file a re­ ing our personal debt. In its tax- present existing prices for flax the ‘ made by manufacturers, is believed
Work so arranged that students may graduate in 3 years.
turn under the general provisions of anticipatory notes, the Government ; returns, with average yields, are ; to be the best for blackout purposes.
the law for that year.
Conversely, is also encouraging individual and | higher than local growers are obtain-
—Oregon State Defense Council
Day and Night Classes
if he files a return under the general corporate savings against future ex- ing with any other crop. These p: es-
provisions for any taxable year, he penditures. This is helping you to ent high prices make it advisable in
Second Semester Begins Feb. 5, 1942, Register Now
may not thereafter file a return un I establish a “pay-as-you-go” program setting up a plant at this time to Mrs. McMinn Has New
Call or Write for Catalog
der the simplified method for that | which I beg of you to do.
provide for Its being paid for within
year. However, a new election is al­ I Suggestions for tile Individual
the short period of two or three Religious Book Out
1230 Southwest Main Street
Phone BEacon 8143
A religious book entitled “Come
lowed for each succeeding taxable
If that is done then deduc­
Debt has probably caused more years.
year,
misery than any other single factor tions for plant financing need not be Before Winter", was written by Mrs.
I in our daily individual lives.
The made if and when the price of flax Ray B. McMinn (Janie Lancaster Mc­
Minn) of SW Canyon road has been
high wages and profits of World War is not as favorable as at present.
IDEALS
County Agent Cyrus states that as published by Loizeaux Bros, of New
I brought about the installment buy­
ing system. This undoubtedly proved soon as the growers who took out York. The book is a compilation of
Our idenls are our better selves.— a great convenience to countless indi­ cards return them, a committee, rep­ Bible stories for children and young
— A Bronson Alcott.
viduals; but in the main it greatly ag­ resenting those who have signed, will people. Mis McMinn is the daugh­
what steps should be taken ter of the late Samuel C. Lancaster.
All good that ever was written, gravated the post-war depression. decide
to
foi!ow
up this preliminary work.
There
is
a
vast
difference
between
a
!
taught, or wrought comes from God
in the Willamette val­
and human faith in the right. Mary government getting into debt and nn ley Expciience
Remember Pearl Harbor.
indicates definitely that early
Individual getting into debt.
Baker Ehftty
In the fiist instance, if pressed too seeding is advisable and, weRther
Ideality is only the avant-couricr far. the government has means of-| permitting, this seeding would prob­
of the mind, and where that, in a devaluing its money or printing new ably begin the latter part of Febru­
healthy and normal state goes. I hold money. This, of course, works hard­ ary. The advisability of early seed­
it to be a puopheey that realization ships upon many! but at the same ing makes it imperative that any
time is quite different from personal effort directed towards signing suffi­
can follow. Hoi ace Mann.
bankruptcy or “going on the town’ cient members and acteage must bo
BUSINESS SCHOOL
A man will not be the better be­ which the individual faces when he done Immediately.
cause he had a well-born father .if he spends beyond his means.
Indiaid'iaJ Advancement
himself is nought.
But true high- Conclusion
Our
Policy of Personal Train­
birth is in the mind it was never In
Installment buying not only mort­
Feed the Birds
ing and Individual Advance­
the flesh. King Alfred.
gages the individual for months
Householders are urged to feed
ment Insures Your Rapid
but at the same time tempts the birds and provide them witli
Progress.
What you believe must influence ahead;
hini
to
buy
things
for
which
he
has
water
at
intervals
during
the
dnv.
what you are. What you are de­ no real need. Certainly one is wise Suet, chick feed, bread and quarto.
Day and Night Classes
termines what you do, and what you to buy nothing more on installments ed apples will help the feathered -
ENROLL ANYTIME
do determines your value here and until he has fully paid all present visitors through this bad period
hereafter.—Jane Tudor,
obligations. In times like these when
STUDIO BUILDING
There is nothing that makes men wages in some lines are high and
Portland
BEacon 7745
BIRTHS
rich and strong but that which they payrolls are large, e a s y money” goes
carry inside of them. Wealth is of to the head of many individuals To
To Mr. nnd Mis. Nels Enderbeg,
the heart, not of the hand. -John such I snv with Shakespeare. ‘ Nev­ Beaverton, Dec. 23, a daughter, Jo­
er a borrower nor a lender be,” nnd anne C.
Milton.
clinch the argument from the Apostle
Mr. and Mrs. Albert L Farmer of
High School Books
Paul who advised. "Owe no man any­ Beaverton. Dec, 27, a son. Miehael J.
Bought & Sold at Hylands
Remember Pearl Harbor.
thing.”
Mr and Mrs. Ftank S. Head, route
Trade in your Old School Books
5,
box
644.
Dec.
20,
a
son
Byron
J.
ll le l lls lll = ll l= il ls lM = llis lll s l i; x lH 3 IIIS IH s lll s in a l llS III£ iM = l ll3 lll E III= M IE III= lll= lll £ IM = lll = H I
For those you need this year
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Holmes,
Welcome buck to school—and to
Aloha. Dec. 21. a daughter. Joyce S
m Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Inman.
the store that makes education
less cx|>enaive; text books, note
in Beaverton, Dec 30, a son. Grant M.
hooks, supplies of all kinds at
Mrs. Homer K Wright.
Hi 8425 SW 11th ave Dec. 28. a son.
lower than usual prices.
s
Also Stationery Supplies
III Marshal B.
=
in
Hylands Book Store
Modern housewives have to know where
Remeidber Pearl Harbor.
Multnomah Roller Rink
O li a - :
WE
ALBANY COLLEGE
I
PORTLAND, OREGON
H O L M E S
SPEND
$20 A YEAR GN
FREE LECTURE
C0SMETÍ
on
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
BY
EARL McCLQUD, C. S. B.
of San Antonio, Texas
Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, ir
Boston, Mass.
Announced by
Books Bought & Sold
in
913 ■ U
hi
St. Helen's Hall
(Episcopal)
PORTLAND, OREGON
PRE SCHOOL
LOWER SCHOOL
PORTION'D. OREGON
Bet. Taylor and Salmon Sts
New f t tv Ordinance
requires permit from your
principal to exchange school
books.
(( » -e d u c a tio n a l I
Third Church of Christ, Scientist,
Portland, Oregon
JUNIOR and SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOL
IUN I0R COLLEGE
N u r s in g
CIVIC AUDITORIUM
Entitled:
"Christian Science:
It’s Restorative M ission."
Friday Evening, January 30 at 8 o'clock
The public is cordially
F o u rth A i r
Invited
C o u rse s
Wi t h Good S a m a rita n
II.«spit.il
Hiqh Stan d ard s
F in e E quipm ent
Prepares for Eastern and
W e s t e r n t u ll.-g .-s
I J i e 4 n u rse «; la ik e
sp o rts
Second S em ester—J a n t i ir - *6
“GRADUATES”
Before embarking on that College
career. Have your Wardrobe ser
viced by the
Chicago Cleaners
and Laundrv
3d A Jefferson—Portland
Men': Suits
59c S h u
Ladies Dt esses 69c
t \s| |
g
C A R R I
FtS
s
their money goes, the late depression coni­
polled them to get a dollz ar value for every
dollar they sp en d . ITim a habit was form
ed, a habit that is hem;
mtinued because
th rifty Inning's benefits do not cease with
the end of depression! The mainstays ot
thrifty shopping are th e mone\ saving ad>
that appear weekly in t h t s 1 ewspaper !
Thrifty housewives alw va vs have used the
Enterprise as their
mile
the best
value iu evervthinir.
Mr. Merchant: h mo
in
this is that vour
on am
a<
mg
na V
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE