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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1942)
Page 2 Friday, July B E A V E R T O N ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon U S . M a t i n #3 — H. IL JKKFKIKS, Publisher JoHPlj ijtnf Published Friday or each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton, Orugon. Entered aa second-«-La»» matter at the poatofnee at Beaverton. Ore. pm o u r cm One Tear _ Six Months SfPVED WITH THE MAPINES AIL OVEP THE WOfclD PPO/V\lr384 iwm nisperiP£/MEMr in »24 LATEB HE BECAME AWOfi OE C0P0NADO CALIF AT THE TIME 0E HIS DEATH, FEB S.IQ42, HE WAS 8l YEARS CXD, THE OLDEST .- 41.00 - .90 Three M o n th s______________ S .too Subscription Payable in Advance. Beaverton Office— Enterprise Bldg., Phone Beaverton 2321 Hillsboro Office— Boom 5. Delta Bldg., Phone 1641 Portland Office—308 Panama B ld g , 3rd and Alder Phone ATwater 6591 'Meml&i 6 :/ s tent because there should be more than enough soap. The manufac- I turers, you see. are turning out gly cerine for explosives, and today soap is a by product of glycerine. So you can whip up plenty of lather. When you take your shopping bag Down on the farm may be the int0 (be corner grocery, do you know I theme song of some of you women which items are not covered by the living in rural areas where shortages rnaximum price regulation? For in- of manpower have developed Boys stance, fresh fruits, fresh vegetables, and girls out of school for the sum- fJesh fish and fresh seafoods are mer also can help the farm with the among the items which are not con- summer's harvest. Usual farm labor trolled as to price. On the other sources are filling in on assembly hand, canned fruits, canned vege- lines or with the armed forces. So tables, canned fish and canned sea- it will take women farm hands to foods are. Indirectly, the season- help keep crops rolling into bins for able • items are influenced by price soldiers and war workers. The U. j control because if fresh fruit, for in- S Employment Service is helping stance, went up and canned fruit did recruit help for summer harvests in not, more than likely you and your areas where there is a shortage of > neighbors would take the canned pro workers. duct. Consequently .that would have • • * l a stabilizing effect on the price of You can scrub to your heart's con-i fresh fruit. IM T h L R A r f K X O F H O A O F M I ^ P a n K . ' OREd0©NtW$Pfl>ER Pu B LI $I|E H ß 4 4 s ODIATI ON Mrs. America Meets the War 3 , 1042 was exhorbitant. Such abuse ere-1 ates a desire for production else Individuals Let us all pull together for a where or a substitute. and nations have attempted by artl-1 better America in peace or: war, ficlal means to manipulate produc forgetting cheap differences and tion and control of the market. Time uniting for OLD OLORY, UNCLE has proven such attempts have ended as a failure. SAM and VICTORY. —L. W. W « Japan when thie • war started ^ Hyde,, V. F. W . Commander. found her silk market was to a large i PATH! SHAKE Ft AC degree being lost to rayon and nylon. j t^BKEIVED ITS FIPSF She may find, even though she is i 0PEI6N NAVAL SAIUTE permitted to retain the present rub 1776 WHEN THE ber producing center, she has lost Doing the Impossible CONTINENTAL 9HIP ■ ?n«i o iirO F w h ic h m AMDUFA PORI A VISITED Now it's an army of 8,000,000 men her market to a synthetic product. î M A R IN E S W E R E Af) _ T H E D U T C H P 0P T OF ST W e are entering the age of chem-1 JTANT i AF T , C r P TURTf) by the end of next yea’.* and a seven- EUSTATIUS.U S MARINES 7 (726 F R IS O A itL . WrliCH istry. We have been Introduced to ] ocean navy. Since Pearl Harbor I WAS '/ * O F THE TOTAl M W ii F ABOARD WERE COMMANDED OFPWSOSIPS CAPTURED B y $72,603,000,000 have been appropriated synthetic products which our fore- j BV LIEUTENANT DENNIS LEAHY. , the e n t ir e a e f in fathers never dreamed would be pos for weapons and equipment that will WORLD W A R L . beat the Axis. That's the victory sible. Modern science has given us a news from Washington these days. war of a scale unknown to the world Production schedules are so huge before and it will if man is to retain that you begin to aak if all that work hls civilization a better world or des NEW D AY FOR LOGGER New Victory Sirens cun be done, and done in time, even | troY ’«■ completely, Now on Market Chapter .One A logger was he and in the wonder world of America's # “ heavy drinker too and with wife mass production factoriee Resistant Bee Stock . . . . .. The new Victory Siren, designed and children ___ ,__ . , . western wr n i KS t S i *' 6 orth- an(j developed after exhaustive tests But when the first war schedule Warning i* Issued western woods. Then came onto by the of civilian Defense, I was announced after Pearl Harbor it “ j the scene a Bible worker. The log- may now be purchased by communi seemed so impossibly huge that the Beekeepers are warned against 1 Ker listened to the old, old story of It is Axis called It propaganda and said purchasing stock that is advertised redeeming love and became a be- ties desiring to install same. that t o : all our manufacturing skill as resistant to American foulbiood ijeve-.- in Christ's saving power. The a self-contained unit, powered by a and great resources we couldn’t do it. by A. Burr Black, apairy inspection Lord undertook for him and uprooted gasoline motor, utilizing a minimum r v . . 9 /\ ft* 4 V . . a 4 4 O .-I iA VA **ft ft* 4 W A CS VA 4 ■ . of priority metals, generates sound I You remember that schedule— 125,000 supervisor for the state department b| s ii„„fir „nnetite efficiently and directs same on a | airplanes, 75,000 tanks. 10,000,000 tons of agriculture. ; 4 appetite of shipping by the end of 1943. Experiments thus far show that no Chapter Two— The man gave a beam. Its effective area is reported Today our factories are turning out practical Immunity has been devel- «'lean-cut testimony as to what Christ as from three to nine square miles these planes and tanks and ships so oped and purchase of stock under |had done for him. It went over | A smaller siren of similar type de fast that In many instances they are belief that immunity is guaranteed wi«h the men in the camp, for they signed which will cost less but infor- actually ahead of schedule. Proof will lead to false sense of security on knew what he had been But he mation is not available as to price or of that is given in the stories writ- part of beekeepers and may cost still had the cigarette aabit, brought | time of delivery. ten by the newspaper men who made i heavy infestation of foulbrood in the 1° from the old life and it began to | ----------------------- . a tour through several of the coun-1 long run. Black said he bases his trouble him. He could not down the Boost your home community news- war plants, assertions on a progress report made thought that for him, as a man o f . try's closely-guarded It boosts for you. Only God, the smokes ought not to be. P®Per- astonishing ; in the June American Bee Journal. They 'reported some Finally he settled the matter Jl Per year Ie8S “ “ “ 2 centa a week fkètfla , You see him on a night open the Liberty ships are now being built j stove and into it pitch cigarettes. | Tell your lawyer to send your le- in 100 days and less, instead of the | pipe and tobacco. Then he kneeled ga]s tbj8 paper original estimate of 200. A factory ! and prayed that the appetites might j manufacturing machine guns has be taken away. That was three \ doubled its production since Febru-1 yea’ s ago and to this day he has not ary. The United States is now far ] had one urge to smoke.— ‘‘If you uliead of the Axis in the number of I could know what a hold the cigarette ! machine tools it is making for u se. ! gets on a man who has smoked two , in war plants. .and three packages a day, you would In almost every instance weapons I know what the Lord did for me." So are being produced faster today than A Different World ! he tells it. most people thought possible only a i short time ago. Big as the original Hello Polks: The intent in all this is not to rule schedules were, they are actually be ,, . .... . against the many habits that trail ing exceeded. And the new ones | They ailnt no gottin iuun it, this ajonK when we come into the Chrlst- *- jan may be cards, smokes, will be exceeded, too, for ouv indus world what we are explodin' iuun' in tries have hit their victory stride. one way an another, is a knockin' a drink, a sharp tongue, outbursts of Doing the impossible Is for them al- heap of new idears into our skulls. anger, profanity, or the itch to boss Here we are learn!n’ how to make —even though that itch breaks up a most a routine Job today. rubber out of Milk Weeds, wring hell good work and cast a shadow on RUBBER ot, th! ' " I ' “ '1 ° f wa,tln' ! ChrTs't's'n'ame llU D D L n Lke ole fashioned folks to go to a The point is that this logger saw | Rubber is one of the vital war ma Burnin' Pit after they die, and look himself a poor advertisement fov, terlats of World W ar II. The Allies at us wring plastic out of such need both natural and synthetic things as cane, and we build houses, J Jesus Christ, so long as he was a And Tet the rubber as well as reclaimed rubber furniture, etc., out of it an have th e , ' slave to an appetite. to keep the wheela of industry and molasses an sugar left, an we then ‘ ol , ' pr of Christ who has , no . se- . . 1 cret evil thought, cast the first stone of war rolling " * p. V_." v to A# W our il | ft* | S J . ft O c an ft 11 i , give I V v t the H i V. color W 1 ft A 1 ft of — A | ^ „ ,pl « go stoves ______, • ... 0 ...u.., », Japan's capture of the rubber pro- ! our eyea an our ho|e fam||y> ltnd g e t!?® nave «he record of what to mine' PAntffh a ■ broken hmkt>n t the h a wni'lfl >.i. to i - \ ____ ____ i i a to „ get * _ a c few thp lo ^ P r SPPlîlPll H, glOSS i sin and of ductng center h has world ! cards havq punched rubber syndicate and freed the pro pinches of sugar. But thunder in how ° od undertook for him. duction of synthetic rubber. Those lightnln* we save ourselves havin' the But a lot of us have never Known British and Dutch syndicates owning bellyache, tooth ache, etc., and we just that sort of thing. Hear Dt. and controlling the production and also save our civilization with them R»bt W Hambrook, Senior Special- the rubber markets have been the cards. Look at us render up the i*t in Aviation, for the l S., Wash- primary cause in the delay In the de- garbage in all our cities dumps, an tngton, D C He speaks of t.ie days velopment of synthetto rubber on a our B,|pnce has taught us to get out of his youth Stovmy nights open commercial scale. ¡*11 this rubbish wonderful perfume fireplace Mother's prayers for the Synthetic rubber probably will be | an a hundred other things more use children kneeling by her side "I be- in its relation to natural rubber In fu|i at us a trainin' thousands lleve it was at one of those times the same class with Rayon and Ny-|t0 jr|y Like the Clouds in glide.s like «hat I said YES to God and was Ion in the field of natural silk 0|e i*aaiah the Bible prophet said we born again, for I do not remember Rayon and Nylon has proven their would do! the time when I w as not a place in industry. Chile controlled Before this war is over I reckon Christian" And for vou? Did the largest nitrate deposit known hell will blow Its cape Clear off like you come later in life with gross sins She abused her privilege In World the book of Revelations savs, that or was it as a child brought up on War I and synthetic nitrate produc - 1 even thp S(ars W tll b(< smoked Clear the Bible? No matte . here is the tlon was the answer. Brazil tried to lh„ Heavens We will have h real issue Are you so in thq hands tx. control the coffee market of the New World> t)l„ one thing dead sure, of God that a sin-darkened world world and failed. our Ole Furniture wtll be burned! can see in you the Christ who loves All monopolies of a necessary com -) men better than they love them- modlty has always failed if the price BA R B W IR E RILL selves" The Christ who proves his -------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- -------------------------- power to SAVE-KEEP-SATTSFY Give the Family A TREAT Have Your July 4th Dinner with Us :sr ■l 'S i'-X r r •.V'W' .X Saturday and Sunday Dinners 70c and 85c Frango's 711 SW 4th AT. 7074 Portland, Oregon a Save 20 to,25% on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS Oregon Mutual I’olicles are NON'-ASSESSAHLE. You N E VE R pit) more than the premium on the face of the policy. 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