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Friday, August / , 1942
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E , Beaverton, Oregon
R P A V F ^ m ^ p y rs^P R iSE "Fiddling While
Rome Burns"
Use of Saccharin
In Food Illegal
X L .S M a tln s t —
Use of saccharin in foods of any
kind is regarded as an adulteration
and therefore not permitted in Ore­
gon. officials of the state department
; of agriculture warned this week.
It
has come to attention of the depart­
ment that saccharin is being used to
replace all or part of the sugar re­
quired in some foods manufactured
in this state.
This matter is being watched close­
ly by the department and checks on
suspected foods are being run contin­
uously in the department foods lab­
oratory at Salem.
Saccharin is not
a food and has no food value.
H. a JEFFKIKÄ, Publisher
While "Rome burns" on many
Published Friday o f each v m I l by the Pioneer Publishing Co . at Beaverton,
Oregon. Entered aa aecond-oiaee matter at the poatofflee at Beaverton, Ore far-flung battle-fronta and- little en­
L ROSISELI
couraging war news filters in thru
Three M onths--------------------- 1 .35o the censors, masters of political stra-
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One Tear _
Subecriptlon Payable In Advance, tegy “fiddle" with fugitive “wage
Bit Mentha
stabilization" and "price ceilings” .
WAL AWARDED A MEDAL OF
Beaverton Office—Enterprise Bldg., Phone Beaverton 2321
On the home front furor rages
WOhOR FOR DUTV IN SANTO
Hillsboro Office— Room 5. Delta Bldg.. Phone 1641
over the inflation spectre which
D 0M JW 60 IN 1016. WHILE-111
Portland Office—308 Panama Bldg., 3rd and Alder. Phone ATwater 6591 hangs over the cost of the war. our
A MOST EIPOSED POSITION.
I standard of living, and t.ie ultimate
HE REPAIRED HIS DAMAGED
| value! of the billions we are pouring
MACHINE SUN AND RESUMED
¡into war bonds.
"Inflation must be
FIRING UNTIL THE ENEMY
curbed at all costs", say these cap­
A3 AN DONE 0 ITS TRENCHES
tains of expediency; "everything pos
sible must he done to remove its
causes or control its growth".
But
Have You a Son
what actually has been done to con­
trol inflation?
What specific steps
In the Service?
have been taken to prevent it?
Mr. Henderson's diluted OPA has
The perfect gift for your son in
alum, or some other metal will take been given a dull weapon indeed
Babson Point« Ont
service.
Photographs are PER­
its place.
Industrial
consultants w*th w.iich to clamp down price lids
SONAL
. . .
LASTING
. . .
will play an important part in our and police them.
Wages, a major
Some Coming Changes
INEXPENSIVE.
Three 7x10, one
post-war conversion period.
Sales- factor in price determination, are i
colored, for $4.95 complete. Call AT.
Babson Park, Mass., August 7—Our men will again be in demand to ex- st“ ‘ on tbe loose under will-o’-the-
»-8-8-7 for appointment.
D. PERRY
first Job Is to win ths Wsr. It would plain new wares to buyers.
Adver-! W**P .stabilization",
EVANS, 934 SW Morrison St., Port­
be far better for all of us to concen­ tlsing will be necessary to acquaint Mr. Davis' pro-labor WLB wage
land.
trate on this task rather than to the public with many new items of decisions, always up, and under the
think about what's coming after­ civilian use.
There will be plenty new coat o l living formula so con-
ward.
However, It is characteristic of prosperous businesses and J o d s f o r f t ' n u *n 8 °n a broad and expansive
of our people to look ahead, to move the nimble-minded who are willing to HCa‘e' now open up the whole 1 nfla
swiftly from one task to
another work hard and save money.
Of “ on Phantasmagoria to the “ me-too”
and to continually think up some­ course, sometime there will be a sad waKc-grab contingent,
thing new to worry about!
Hence, day of reckoning for our present
Thus we have two emergency war
already some of the boys In Wash­ vast expenditures and experiments, agencies, the OPA and the WLB, set
H u e US MARINE CORPS
“ SMORGASBORD"
ington are laying long-range plans but this should not come until after up to control prices and speed war
WHICH BOASTS THE I
Serving Breakfast, Lunch. Dinner
and the public Itself Is concerned a poet-war boom.
production, respectively, toothless
CONSIDERED
TRAINED PARACHUTE
After Theatre Supper
over the post-armistice period. Here
BATTALIONS IN THE
THE FASTEST WHITE HUMAN.
and indigent in the performance of
Open 8 A. M. to 1 A. M.
WORLD HAS HAD M EN
IS A UNITED STATES
are my brief thoughts on the sub­
their prescribed tasks
They have,
M ARINE..
PARACHUTING- SINCE 1922 .
Lombard at Interstate GA. 463M
ject
thus far, not only failed of their pur­
"WINE AND WOMEN'
poses but actually obstructed the
I.ong Armistice Probable
And why?
The fighting part of the War may
Oul of eveiy 1000 men in our
__ performance thereof.
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end suddenly.
Transportation is ! armed forces, 11 have syphilis and Because neither has the power or the C I j
The Business and Professional Wo­ QUIET
COOL
still our worst bottleneck.
Once 40 show gonorrhea, yet when they we‘f»b‘ that such vital issues require
man's club of Hillsboro had a pot
that is licked, the weight of our!came Into the service, the draft
an emergency such as we face,
luck picnic supper Friday evening at
ai ms and manpower will be felt | boards eliminated all such. How
T.ie obvious and crying need i
the home of Mrs. Merrlott Jackson
throughout the world.
Hitler nat-1 comes It that in so short a time—a ^or a definite national labor policy, |
2042 N. Kilpatrick Street
at North Plains.
The tables were
(Kenton)
urally is trying to reach his goals be­ year or so—our boys have come un- one uP°n which both labor and man~|nJfhUf f l l l f n R l l l l U f f
set
under
the
shade
trees
on
the
hats one « 0 V l l ■ s U I V 1 1 U 1 1 1 I U
fore that time comes
Moreover, der a worse scourge than enemy aK®mtnt can hang their
lawn.
29
members
and
seven
guests
0 15 ntln. or I ohn to all shipyards
For In the First World War, UP°" which wages and therefore I
losses on the Eastern Fihnt may fire?
£ Direct public or club transpor­
All motor vehicles must come to a were prea*nt-
Two new members,
reach a point where both aides will these two diseases totalled a 100,000 cost* ca" He based.» For until wages
tation.
suddenly decide upon an armistice more casualties than enemy bullets. | are known costs cannot be deter- full stop on 32 state highway grade Miss Elizabeth P a n c k county health
6 concrete building
line railroad nurse and Ml3S h ^ e N,choU' county
■without, however, either Germany or
DISEASED WOMEN — Statistics m,ned
Until costs
a,e
deter- crossings of main
of a resolution demonstration agent were voted to
• 80 newly furnished rooms
mined prices cannot be properly set tracks as a result
Russia taking a decisive beating
show that out of every 1000 prosti-
are properly
set ... they
| passed Thursday
by
the state high-
c*ub
membership * r\ and
applications
0 hot and cold water in all rooms
Hitler's successes In Africa and tutes, 500 have gonnorhea and 360 Until prices
.
a
. ;
*
*
°
Fnt.
mniwh^xahirv
iftttO
rw
not'.
for membership to 'five more per-
cannot be controlled.
• steam heat throughout
And until pri- way commission in Portland
Egypt were accomplished by only an hav« sylphills
In «..«=
one ..—
house
of
I sons were read.
»«=
ce8 are controlled inflation cannot
0 large, beautiful lobby
The order, a wartime emergency,
extremely small fraction of
his twenty women, the army c.veck-up . Drevented
£ union built and operated
u a v > a
1
U
r\ t
I h o m
a a
H l a o a u n H
T h 1-0 0
'
will
he
in
effect
at
least
for
the
du-
:
Members
attending
from
Beaver-
armed forces.
At the same time, gave
18 of them as diseased
Three
The
American people want to . win i , ratioii.
The commission has author-, ton were Miss Merle Davies, Mrs. • *5.00 up
they were valuable for home prop* 0 f these 18 showed syphilis and their
.
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_____
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..
, . totalled
.
, . 144
. . as ..
__ m is wal' a" d ,he peac* which will jty to declare crossings on the high- Hildah Highbe and Mrs. Noreen Al-
ganda
Rommel . can
now ¡three
cards
the num
GA. 6495— Portland
lose a. well a. win
In neither bar of m t n , erved
one day. Here
° „ u . ' Way sy8tem Particularly dangerous I lyn.
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event will the final coursé of the We have 144 candidates for ulcers of
\°n
by vlrtue of a state legislative act of:
War be much changed
The real\he bone and flea;i w„ h paralysis
« r„ h " 1931
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War la being fought on the Russian and insanity in the offing.
Thes<* ‘
•
. t,
d
th fRitprimr
The or<*er» to be effective as soon'
Front.
It is foolis'.t now to forecast prostitutes are of the
motorized . .
,
vhihit>l on way*- as tne commission can get signs;
Save 20 to 25% on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS
the result.
We, however, will know brothell,
« ..-a -a -
=.-i- — ‘ "decisive policies exhibited on wage
Oregon Mutual Policies are NON-ASSESSABLE.
You NEVER p»>
*
V to
" freezing
S
J
?
much more In four months.
Thenjabipped mte cattle from * camp
T,~TT‘T, so necessary in preventing the Southern Pacific, Union ÎÜ
Pacific,
Small wonder that they
more
than
the
premium
on
the
face
of
the
policy.
Oregon Mutual
an intelligent forecast can be made camp, by the vice syndicates
We
. °.
...
••fiHHiino-” Great Northern and Oregon Trunk
maintains more titan three time« the surplus required by Oregon
Armament Program to Continue
give these figures from GENE TUN- a™
r I
railway lines
Insurance Laws
w
c
v-.Q ARTICLE
10T.CT <
e in
th
B A
in
ru
st °n
the on ho
m
e ]andi
fr°nt in w
h,le air R°m
■
Russia has stated that her Intent is N
ETS
tie
a g s
burngo
tbe
the
and e
only to clear her own country of the READERS DIGEST
on the sea.
WHY
NOT
SELL
That
surplus
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Once in the service, each fellow
enemy.
Whether, If
the time
fruit through a want ad in this
OF MCMINNVILLE
comes, she can or will pass over into must decide for himself whether he
paper.
Only 2o a word.
Organized 1894—..40 years of Reliable Service Cbas. L. Walker, Agent
German territory is at least ques­ will stay clean or go in for lust.
KINTON
tionable.
Both sides may, by win­ Happy the man who has within him
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
Phone 1732
,
.. Boost your home community news-
For
ter, be worn to a frazzle.
If so, an the dynamic of Jesus Christ
S u n d a y S chooJ w ill ^ ^ d i s m i s s s e d p a p e r
It
booaU
fo r you
0 n ,y
armed truce lasting for years, may our Lord was tempted at every point Sunday as a large number of the
Hillsboro, Oregon
“Every Form of Protection”
suddenly be announced.
This, how­ like as we and yet came through members wish to attend the annual SI per year .less than 2 cents a week ,
ever, would not Include Japan, but
her phase of the War is the lesser. " h o m e ’ 1 TRAINING COUNTS-The £ £ £ Trom "Augusf * 1 8
£ « t T
Hitler must first be stalemated, or first 42 months cover one-half of all
*
knocked out.
you will ever do for your youngsters
Mrs Nettle If. Fitch of'Sherwood,
In this event, we would continue to These cover the priceless days when spent from Thursday till Sunday at
send men and munitions abroad. he will drink in and build in for life the bome of her niece. Mrs J. H
So you hear Christ Aten
While there she attended the
Perhaps for years it may be neces­ from all about.
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.._____ part in His all-wisdom say—Suffer the funerai nf Mrs Elizabeth McGowen
sary for us
to . play _____
an Important
In the policing of much of the world, (little children and forbid them not to beid a^ Beaverton on Friday.
Mrs.
Under such conditions our armament I come unto Me.
Home training McCowen was her first school teach-j
industry would by no means re-con- j counts.
Note toe families that cen- er and a nfe ]onK friend,
vert overnight to the manufacture i ter the family life about the Bible
Mr. and Mrs
Robert Harris and
of peacetime goods.
A very sub-1 and Christian duty.
Yes They who
stantial amount of war material w illjcarry the kiddies to church and Sun- son, Leonard spent th«t week end at
be lost between now and any arm Is- day School as babes in arms.
Just Seaside.
tice period.
Furthermore, due to now we have in mind such a home
Gerald Berryman of Palo Alto,
the rapid advance of technological Of the two older sons, one is an M California, arrived last
week to
D.
with
his
face
set
toward
medical
processes, much equipment will be­
spend a months ' vacation at the
missions
and
the
other
is
in
Christ­
come outmoded.
During the period
These home of his grandparents, Mr. and
of any armistice and even after the ian work as a life calling
treaties are signed, I expect to see homes are many and have they not Mrs E. L. Ricks
the production of the Implements of turned! out a vast deal of leadership
Berry picking will finish this week
war continue.
We are not going to for the nation? — “ For God and at the Wedeking and Culp patches
Home
and
Native
Land.”
he caught again soon. {
W. Wilson finished last week
Most
SUM IT U P -O od is Christ and
„hocked
Will a Financial Depression Follow? Christ
in the heart Of the believer 01 lne * ltun
___
The costa of maintaining an armed Thru Christ, God delivers sinful man
n iD T U C
truce will be considerably less than from the guilt and power o f all ini-1
d IK I r lJ
fighting a war.
Hence. I expect to quity.
And there is none other t
see a marked easing of the individ­ name under heaven, given among
Mr and Mrs Joseph O. Brittian,
Scholls, Ore., July 14, a «on Robert J.
ual and corporate t u
load.
The „"'^ V h e ie b y we” must be saved
present outlook for the national debt
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Drake.
does not alarm me.
To keep the
2810 SW Canyon road. July 22, a
debt in hand, all that is necessary is
daughter Linda L.
for the government to keep up the
Cloverdale, Oregon
payments of interest.
This it will
Mr. and Mrs Vincent M. Newlin,
This space paid for by an Oregon
easily he capable of doing
The
route 6. box 899. July 19. a son.
gradual redemption of War Bonds businessman.
Thomas C .
and the increasing demand for such
peacetime goods which will then no
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A Comer.
longer be restricted make it fairly
Beaverton. July 27, a son. James C.
rertain thut we will not go to the
Mr and Mrs Victor R Thallheini-
financial bowwows at the War's end.
y< M
er. 1279 SW Taylor Ferry road. Mult-
Short-term
money rates should
nomah, July 23. a son Blaine D.
rise.
The stock market will be re­
lieved of Its burden of fear and once
Mr and Mrs Leo Gaul. Sherwood,
again we may have 2.000,000-ehare
Juljf
23. a son, Gaylord F,
days.
The effects of the Social Se­
curity Act should begin to he felt.
The 158-millimeter gun is the mod-
Ml and Mrg- Charles H Kester,
Tourist travel will rise and again
Multnomah.
Florida. California, and South West ern version of the old “ CPF'' of 27,1 svv Hum* Court
a IK>n' Rlcha,d E
may find themselves highly prosper­ World Wsr I days. It has a range Ju,y
Mr and Mrs Leo L Reiling. Beav-
ous.
Speaking of travel, if I were fifty percent greater than the old
forty years younger I would be aw­ gun, heaving a 95-pound projectile erton. July 23. a son William L *
fully tempted to get into the travel approximately 15 miles. It is capa-
_
agency business
There will he a ble of high road speed and each I Mr and Mrs Ben)»"1' " R*,pp ,5**2'
lot of cheap excursion rates on a one costs $50,000.
!d,n
Ju,y 19- a ,on R*>nald E
world scale when the War is over
Mr and Mrs Edwin Singmaster.
Can you imagine how badly Mamma,
< Beaverton. July
24, a daughter.
Papa and Sister will want then to
Carol A.
see the far-away places where their
Soldier Boy has been?
They'll sure
Mariage Licenses
all go over for a "look-see" tome
day.
Emiliano Suguitan, route 5. Port­
Huainrae Changes Ahead
land and Aline Lewis. Portland
In peacetime only a few progres
sive concerns maintain research de­
Gust H. Erickson. Hillsdale and
partments for the Improvement of
Mildred E Loehlen. Oswego
old and the development of new pro­
Franklin S. Israeli. 4100 SW Dosch
ducts
It is difficult to get direc­
road. Multnomah and Alta Maxine
tors or stockholders of most con
Arsenals of America arc working Mann. 3134 SE 39th avenue. Port-
cerns to vot# funds for the mstnten-
ance of such departments.
In war­ at terrific speed turning out this long land.
time the scientists have a field day range, effective weapon for our j „
,
„
„ ...
.
.
Then, new products and substitutes •rmed forces. You and your neigh- c „
M
g, hox 7»A
develop rapidly.
Out of them come bor working hand-in-hand in unity ! port|and
conveniences and benefits which la­ can make possible the purchase of
ter peacetime civilian Ilfs snjoys. an adequate number of these guns
i^mtmg
out that tires wear out
. ...........................
In fact, we snjoy them so much and by buying War Bonds ”
_
per-
five
times
as
fast at one hundred de
living becomes so easy that in a
short time we become soft and wake! cent of your income in War Bonds to grees as they do at 40 degrees tern-
help reach your county quota, every perature. Earl Snell, secretary of
up to another war.
pay day.
state urges motorists to hold their
In the poet-war period, we shall
speed below the maximum of 40
have an Industrial face lifting
As
miles an hour as a tire conservation
the armament Industry declines in
No« everybody with a dollar a"<* accident prevention measure
activity, both the old and the new
to spare caa shoot a gun
Even with temperature in Lie sev
industries will again become active
straight—
but
everybody
can
»
"«
‘es. rtw«l surface temperature may
Aubetltutiona for silk, rubber, fibers,
shoo« straight to the bank and ^ “ h,«h “
woolen and other product« will be in
every-day use
Th* us« of H m tl
y®ttr in summer weather. fast driving
»nay declln«, but aluminum, mag~n«
.Tory «ay day,
creates great heat in tires
(& J
Sweden House
¡Railroad Stops
Macarth ur Hotel
I
OLD PHONOGRAPH
RECORD
Drive
Continued
O REGON ’S Q U O TA 2 2 5 ,0 0 0 Records
ivutU
'hjuu
WAH BONDS
Purpose of Drive to Provide New Records and
Phonographs For Recreaticn of Our Armed Forces
SPONSORED BY THE
American Legion Organizations and Prominent
Radio Stars
h
c u
S as
- Kate Smith, K ay Kyser,
Gene Autrey, etc., who are Donating Their
Services in Making New Recordings
Leave Records at
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Carr's Chevrolet Service
Broadway Street
Beaverton, Oregon
Mummey's Feed Store
7739 SW Capitol Hwy
Multnomah, Oregon