The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, July 17, 1942, Page Page 2, Image 2

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F r id a y , Ju ly
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R I S E , Beaverton. Orepon
Mrs. America
Goes To War
li.S .M
IL II. JEFFRIES, Publisher
Lipstick has a new role today be­
sides being a glamour aid.
It is |
Published Friday o f each weak by the Pioneer Publishing Co , at Beaverton, contained in the first aid belts given 1
Oregon. Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Beaverton. Ole out by one state to Its 65,000 air raid \
.4100
Three M onths....................... t 3fto wardens because it is han^y for i
One Year —
_ .50
S u b s c rip tio n Payable in Advance. writing on a person’s forehead eith- I
8Lx Months
er identification, classification of In­
juries or other information such as |
Beaverton Office— Enterprise Bldg., Phone Beaverton 2321
the time a tourniquet has been ap -1
Hillsboro Office— Room 5. Delta Bldg., Phone 1041
Portland Office—308 Panama Bldg., 3rd and Alder.
Phone ATwater 6591 plied.
byKub
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17, 1942
ized defeats; that wnat we need is
martial music, marching men—and a
sight of heartbreak and tears.
Are we too easy?
This war is al­
most too great to be grasped by the
mind of man
Are we taking it
lightly for fear of facing what de­
feat would mean—the complete des­
truction of civilization as we know
it, a return to the barbarism of the
Dark Ages, a reversal to the rule of
brute force, an eradication of all re­
ligion, a domination of all the peo­
ples of the earth by a group of sad­
ist degenerates
Are we afraid to
look that possibility in the face?
IT. 'D a vie ! L>.
KUEW ER
NOW BELIEVED A PRISONER OF
THE JAPS. IS CREDITED WITH
BOMBING AND SINKING A JAP
S ubmarine during the heroic
DEFENSE OF WAKE ISLAMO GY
MARINES AND MARINE AVIATORS.
If you ate used to rinsing out
Are we too easy'? Have we grown
stockings one evening to wear the
soft?
This war will call upon the
next morning, better change your
utmost that each and every one of
tactics with rayon hose. After testing
< us can bring to it of brain and
hundreds of pairs, the Office of Price
brawn, of selfless, self-sacrificing de­
I Administration
consumer
division
votion to an ideal.
Can it be true
gives this advice:
have at least two
that the progress we have made, the
pairs and alternate in wearing be-
i education we have gained has weak-
__________________ i cause it takes rayon a long time to
i ened our morale and courage, rather
become thoroughly dry and it is
' than made us more efficient, intelli-
of all lands, if America shall fail? easily damaged when it is wet.
So
j gent human beings?
The
answer
rolls
back
from
ocean
to
hose
washed
on
Monday
night
should
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common
sense
to be
Are we too easy? Have we drifted
Wednesday morn- j
U.S.M AM M !* HAVE
g f e thrifty. If you save you arc j 00®81/1'
for their 8akes al8° we
1 ^ w
until
into the half sleep of complacency?
must
stand.
^ng.
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CV-S thrifty. War Bonds help you
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| Must we be coddled by only bright
ON HIS EXPEDITIONS TO THE
In these days men are praying
f
,
..
to save and help to save
stories?
Have we reached the state
ANTARCTIC.
that Almighty God. the Lord of ‘ „ \nnet l8pr' n« nrattresses are on the
America. Buy your ten per­
of adulating men for doing their
Hosts, shall be with us. But are we i8‘ of a‘ “ c1®8 that / » “ maV *xp®c,t
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duty, anc| glossing over neglects and
cent every pay day.
with him? Hear Vance
Havner |° d° with<>“ t one o f these days. A f - 1
defeats?
We are a young nation—
set it out in
his A MODERN ,erH September first, mattresses or
but we are not childish.
We can
FEAST OF BELSHAZZAR
pads conta‘ ning iron or steel will n o t,
W ily birth certificates cannot be
! stand up to defeat as well as we can
be made.
This means that 43,000,
—"A fter ten years of depression, tons of high carbon wire will be re- \
obtained by all native born? This is
withstand the dangers of success.
a question that goes back into his­ we nave turned, not to repentance, routed into war channels
Mattres-
Every school child is familiar with
tory several hundred years.
In the but to revelry.
I he heart of Anier- geg or pads filled with cotton, felt or
the hazards of over confidence in the
A fter s p e n d in g ten year :
early history of England the church ica is not at church, but at the coun bair can stiU be made.
story of Braddock's defeat.
IN THE MARINE OORPS^MOSTLY
The revelry goes on; I
kept the record of births and deaths, try club.
IN CHINA TOOK CHANGE OF A
Are we too busy?
Must we be
• o
administered wills, punished person feasting instead of fasting America /-.i
kÔE SCHOOL IN MEKlCO
LAN SU A1
spurred to patriotism?
Must our
for
beer,
half
as
much
C
h
u
r
c
h
S
e
r
v
i
c
e
D
BECAME
A
BULL­
QTY
ANÍ
for various offenses, such as per- j is spending
fighting of this war be a matter of
FIGHTER.
jury, swearing and the like and also i as for food, clothing and rent
Am Unites Couple
emotional stimulants, or will our in­
administered tho laws concerning do erica with four times more criminals
Miss Celeste Elliott and Edwin
tense desire for freedom for ail—ir­
mestlo ridations.
The church court | than college students:
four times jjerreth of Beaverton, son of Mr. and
respective of class, race, nationality
was called the ecclelastlcal court. | more lawbreakers than school teach jgrg Gottfeidd Berreth of Walla Wal-
or religion—our belief that prosperity
.'uch courts existed for several cen- era; with more barmaids than col-
)a Wash., were married
for all lies in the practical applica­
ARE WE TOO EASY?
chh
R.V1! Covered Milk, Cream
' tries in England and In Europe . ; lege girls?
Our Lady of Sorrows church
by v Rev.
tion of democracy, our intense hatred
The eccleiastical court gradually lost,
This is a true picture, we take it John J Margraf.
Trucks are Demanded
! of tyranny of any kind, carry us
BY RU TH TA Y L O R
its authority to the civil courts of j an<j such a state of things must irk
The bride is the daughter of Mr
through to victory?
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England.
Arrest on July 2 of a truck driver! Are we too easy?
In the past
the moss of our people, with a world and Mrs. James Elliott and was given
Are we too easy?
Only you—the
Kio
prpfl.rn
cAns
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The legal rules by which inheri war on the outside, we do not relish in marriage by her father.
She who did not have
er this
tance are regulated and according to j the thought that we are rotting wore a white sheer dress with short properly covered while in transit weeks 1 have heard many people say people of America—can answ
that
we
are
taking
this
war
too
lig
h
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veil and carried an all-white bouquet 'should be warning to drivers of milk | «»a t we are taking this war too light- • question.
which estates are transmitted by des- | down inside."
that we are soft; that we are >
Miss Rilla March was maid of and cream trucks that the state de- ly:
cent from ancestor to heir came
In line wllh an this, we add
lulling
ourselves into dangerous com- ! Boost your home community news-
from the cannon rules of the Eccle­ word for the parents who oppose honor and Melvin Gumm was best' partment of agriculture will enforce placency with a lullaby of over-em- paper.
It boosts for you.
Only
Earl Hemenway and Walter j the provision calling for truck cover-
iastical court which is now a part of the sale of beer in the canteens. man.
phasized successes, and under-real- j i l ner year less than 2 cent* a week.
Tusher
were
ushers.
i
age.
the probate procedure.
These folks have brought up their
A reception was held at the home
Canvas that is arranged so it will
When this country wad settled the boys to turn down the glass. But
be several inches above the top of
Mrs. I rancis Koenig,
church had no such authority In the with the endorsement of the higher-
1 the cans will do a better job of keep­
Save 20 to 25% on your F IR E I N S U R A N C E C O S T S
colonies and as there was no special ups what must the fellows think?
ing milk and cream cool than will
need for recording of births, and j Mom and dad say no and the war
Oregon
Mutual Policies are NON-ASSESSABLE.
You N E V E R pay
canvas that is pulled down tightly
deaths, therefore, no laws for such department says yes
And a lot of
more than the premium on the face of the policy. Oregon Mutual
over
the
cans.
Padded
covers
that
recording were enacted until recent the boys do not like to be classed a s :
maintains more than three times the surplus required hy Oregon
are kept damp will do an efficient
time.
Oregon passed a recording j sissies.
Is canteen beer with its
Insurance laws.
job
of
cooling.
Failure
to
keep
cans
net. in 1903. *The old family Bible, i promise of the liquor habit fastened
cool in transit is costing dairymen
baptismal, cradle roll, insurance poll 'fo r life, fair to the nation?
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
of the state considerable money this
cies, military, school, physicians and j It is not a8 though we sat in heath-
o f M c M i n n v i l l e
warm weather, the department re­
hospital records were sufficient.
j „ n darkness.
America is the land
tjy jjjN s -
Organized 1894— . 40 years of Reliable Service Chas. I - Walker, Agent
ports.
Most of tho older generation arc j of the open Bible.
When she sins,
N e w Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
Phone 1732
like Will Rogers
They know they ¡she sins against the light.
And you
Fourth of July Memories
Tell your lawyer to send your le-
were born but they cannot prove who read the Book know that there
Hillsboro, Oregon
"Every Form of Protection”
same by any official record unless is but one cure for any people who
il
m
Dawggone the Glor- gaU to this paper
turn back into the dark.
That is . Hello
... Folks
it bo from the Census report.
Whatsoever a na- ^
4th. awaked UP on me this year
The common sense thing to do is JUDGEMENT.
1 wu* aware of its date. You
empower the Circuit court o f the tlon soweth that That T H A T shall
know nowadays there is so much ex-
State to allow any resident o f the .. .
citement in the world we don't have,
state to submit proof of the date of
But a nation is made up of people to walt tiu the 4th of July fer excite. j
his birth to said court.
If the evi­ One by one we are born into this ment
0ne thin(; j have read ln the
dence is satisfactory, a birth certifi­ world.
One by one are we born into papers about, is that we killed a few
cate should be granted. Tha State the family of God.
One by one. as hundred less a celebratin’ this year
Health
department Is
accepting we turn against sin and admit j ban ¡g common in recent years.
proof from those born In the state C.irist, so we come into life eternal. The war is soberin’ us up some you
prior to the recording act.
holinvnth nn
thi» Son
.
on the
He «.Via*
that believoth
The present governor as well as ____
hath ______
eternal life: and he that be-
You know, everybody a livin’ in |
.l living i x :;nvernors probably i jj“ ve „ ot tb), Son shall not see Oklahoma nowadays ought to be glad i
could not prove they wero born un nfe ;»but the wrat i of God abtdeth on of it!. Just see what wuz in the big 1
less the unofficial records were ac-|bjm"
John 3:36.
newspapers about our Oklahoma boys
cepted as evidence.
Most of Ore-1
distinguishin' themselves in different |
gon’s governors were
not native
parts of the world by their heroic :
born. Those ex-governors living that
fightin' in this air war.
You see
were native born would have to rely
Cloverdalo, Oregon
Hitler never thought about Oklaho- |
tin unofficial records and other evi­
This space paid for by an Oregon ma and Texas when he wuz a fig - 1
dence.
gerin' up on this war!
Its simply a j
I businessman.
Oregon’s birth and death recording |
Believe It or Not Miracle, er set of !
should be handled by one agency.; D
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c
miracles,
what our bunch of air
Those born in the City o f Portland B o n u s b u g a r S t a m p
fighters and the Texas bunch have
must get their birth certificates fro m !f l n a H f a r ? P n u n r l«
pulled already, and wonder what
the City and others from the State
* ° r L r O U n fli
they will do before the Final Fire­
Bureau of Health.
The recording
Some confusion over use of sugar crackers are tied around Hitler and
should
also Include finger printing stamp No. 7, as a bonus stamp good hiz bunch of dicktators.
Before this
of the individual at birth.
for two extra pounds of sugar ias thing is over Hjtler will try to prove
been reported to O PA in Portland, that Columbus was a Jew. because he
according to Richard/ G. Montgom- diskovered Amerikay!
Before this
ALL EYES ON AMERICA
ery, state O PA director.
war is over we will learn economy to
Shall the stars
and stripes be
At present, he pointed out, stam p, the extent that our flappers will
hauled down from the nation's Capi­ No. 5 may he used for ihe purchase wipe their faces over our barns to
tol and a Nazi or Jap emblem take or two pounds and stamp No. 7 may paint 'em and make em their smoke
Its place?
be used for the purchase of two ad- will be used to hide our battleships!
Never so. say all of us.
ditional pounds
Stamp No 5 ex- Our men will jine in with outl wim- j
After a century and a half of trav­ plres on July 25 nnd stamp No. 7 on min and turn their booze into dyna-1
elling the trail as free man. shall we August 23.
mite instead ofl their stummieks and \
now become a slave people?
Stamp No 6 may not be used until the dove of sobriety will again find a
Never—No Never, we shout.
July 26 and wll Ihe good until August Iplaoe to light in our great National
And what for the common people 22 for the purehase of two pounds.
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American Legion Posts
Throughout the Nation Are
Starting a Drive Today For
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OFFICIAL U. S. TREASURY WAR BOND QUOTAS FOR JULY
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U. S. Treasury Official War Bond
Quotas for July
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To Be Reproduced on a NON-PROFIT Basis
By Manufacturers and Prominent Stars For
Use by OUR BOYS in the ARMY CAMPS
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The above map of Oregon «hows the War Bond
quotas, by counties, lor the month of July. 194?. Total
War Bond quota for the state is SM H6.5 1 MHI With the
National quota total placed at a billion dollars, the
nation goes into high gear in its support of the War
financing and to give our fighting fortes adequate im ­
plement! of war which will bring ultimate Victory.
The Nearest Legion Post
July Q uo*« lo r State $8 865.000
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American Soldiers. Sailors. M a rin e« and Airmen are
on every front. They are giving 100 percent for their
country. What are we doing here on the home front?
Are we lending at least ten percent of income to help
them? it s very little. But to fight this war success­
fully vu( country needs a billion dollars in War Bonds
every month from us—the I’rople. Lei's Go. America.
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