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    Friday, October 9, 1942
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E . Beaverton. Oregon
Page 2
ition centers by United States Flying
i Fortresses.
The British were even more cul-
4 * Keep Home Wires Burning "
Latest Talk For Women
PREACHER SAW WOOD
Mr. Preacher will you come out to
our place and take a hand with the
boys on the wood saw?
Pearl Harbor
Complacent lender-
Indeed the preacher would.
You
ship and years of stuppid colonial
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see him jump into his working togs
JX F FR IK M . P u b lis h «
policy left England without
native
Thousands of Oregon rural homes
and set forth.
With the country
support in the Far Erst when her were equipped with electricity just
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_ our
_ prior to the outbreak of the war and Swap Ride” Plan Advo-
Published Friday o f each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton, cri8jg came
Hence we entered
towns stripped of man power, all of
Oregon. Entered as second-class natter at the postoffice at Beaverton. Oir Pacific warfaie under a great handi- may now be facing repair problems Cated for Conservation
us expect to fit in whenever and
wherever.
For we are back again
t ¡tfw, caP
However, we havo already re- at a time when regular repair men
d ..L1
.40)0
One Tear -
to the days when the Dalton gang
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covered from .those first Japanese are almost impossible to get and v * IxU D D er
Subscription
Payable
in
Advance.
.80
Six Months
victories
Our Navy, our Marines, when even the men of the house are
neighbors work in and the Jesse James boys were shoot-
and our Aim y detachments have swamped with other work, points out the same y area as where you are em ’* -1 j ing up the towns along the Kansas
Beaverton Office— Enterprise Bldg, Phone Beaverton 2321
Then as now, the
done a splendid job.
Today, Japan Faye Nichols, home demonstration
Hillsboro Office— Room 8. Delta Bldg.. Phone 1641
Do any of your neighbors : Missouri border
ployed ?
citizens ran down the
Portland Office—306 Panama Bldg., 3rd and Alder
Phone ATwater 6891 no longer has control of the sea. agent.
from 1 work at approxim- 'law abiding en
This condition
job - to and _____
thanks to Midway.
Japan's air pow-
»¡n u .iu n means that
u , « the
<.••« juu
,u„
desperadoes to make the
country
er has also been crippled during of keeping everyday electrical equip- ately the sa e
y
safe Only this time it is on a world
ment in repair is falling to a consid- yo“
'these* recent months.
effective scale, with the outlaws set to rob all
 fo m ù tà ,
Swap rlaes
rides” m
are
Our Air Supremacy
erable extent on the woman of the I
owaP
r*'
I mankind
Nothing that now happens in the house who are going to have to find “ “ ^ h h“ r * t S f i c congestion
Yes, each of us is bound to take a
Pacific is comparable in importance ou| *hat & fU8e
*or e*ample, has
u nder a ruijnK made by the OPA hand. But more than that. Almighty
to the European battlefronts.
We no*hln*>
do w|th firecrackers.
workers applying for new tires or re-1 God h'mself has an interest
Foi
must conquer H itlers armies if we
aid inexperienced folks in mak- ____
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, transporting
___«„„„»i..™ n,k>,
i,n »n pw m
ilit»rv are
other the Japanese
military
are an
an offense
be
are to win this war Everything else ing simple electrical repairs, a home cap® mu8t
Above him, they set up
- - circulai-
-
-
workers to and from a vital war to him.
is collateral to that essential fact eoonomica mimeographed
their emperor as the Son of Heaven.
Japan Has not jumped on Siberia for No. 1678 has been issued and is avail- indn8try- ' nde*' *hat.. Plan- #hiP'
"The earth is the Lord's and the
one veiy good reason.
She is wait- *hel from the county extension of- >a,d workers
and the like must nde
to and from work every day in the fullness thereof: the world and they
ing until Hitler -has reduced the flee.
It
explains, among other
The Magic of Beginning
that dwell therein.”
No man can
striking power of the Russian ar- things that fuses in a fuse box are same car.
¡'strip him of his first place.
The
IN TH E BACK of desk drawers,
mies.
Until that has been accom- circuit breakers put there to serve as
! war lords may defy him, but—“ He
in old files, buried deep in the minds
plished. Washington does not believe safety valves on the electrical sys-, —BOMB TH E JAPS W IT H JUNK
that sitteth in the heavens shall
of men, are the germs of great ideas,
Japan will take on any more head- tern.
I f one goes out the lights on
“7
, ”
]laugh: the Lord shall hold them in
big plans, inspiring poems, revolu­
aches In the shape of new enemies that particular circuit may not be MultflOmah Girl Reported
derision.”
i
tionary Inventions.
These
things
used until it is replaced.
'or terrain.
Safe ID Prison G a m p
j Since Hitler affirms that he will
have never been born because the
To sum up weighted Washington
When a fuse blows out
Word has been received from th e 'put an end to faith in Christ, he also
men never got started working them
opinion on war strategy:
The main ally an indication that it is usu-
there is a state department that
Esther Rae must fail.
Here is the Lord's com-
out.
drive is Europe, not Asia: it is
8h°
rt
c*rcu'f
or
an
overload.
Miss
Rankin
was
safe
and
well
at
the
San-
mand
to
H
il
people— “Go ye into all
Ideas remain dreams until we
against Hitler, not Hirohito.
Russia
take off our coats and begin building
ill hold and the Second IY on t"ls NichoIs explains. I f the trouble had to Thomas prison camp in Manila last the World and preach the Gospel to
She is the daughter of Mrs. ¡every creature.”
This they are do-
foundations under them.
! coming
United Nations air suprem­ been an overload, merely putting in June.
Hand in hand with their going
The cold plunge of diving In and
acy ^s now at hand in every theatre a new or bigger fuse will not correct J J Rae and a sister of Mrs. Har '¡ng
beginning things, is a plunge many
of the global war.
In the Near the trouble and may be dangerous, old M. Keeler, 8938 SW 28th avenue,1 we SPe the Bible in whole or in part,
translated into upwards of 10*0 lan-
THOMAS JEFFERSO N
people refuse to take.
They spend
East, Allied air control should prove In such cases it is often necessary Multnomah.
disconnect the appliance that is
The message held hope of a future gUages anc^ dialects.
The ends of
the deciding factor In stopping Rom- to
.
their lives on the shore envying the
"The basis of our Government mel's further advance against the d ,awirtg too much current and con p rison « exchange although no im- the earth rejoice.
The peoples of
strong «wimmers, and never getting
being the opinion of the people, Suez Canal.
nect to another suitable outlet on a mediate transaction was contemplât- Asia, Africa and the islands of the
in the swim themselves. They never
the very first object should be to Big Business is Doing a Big Job
line capable of carrying the total ed. No word has been received from seas wajk miles and stand long to
start and so they never arrive.
keep that rig*ht.
Were it left to ; On the domestic front, our war load.
Mrs. Rankin's husband or brother-in- hear the story of redeeming love.
Goethe wrote a poem that contains
me to decide whether we should production is moving steadily ahead.
I f a fuse that is large enough still law. who were also in the Philippines They who have been sitting in the
the secret o f
achievement.
He
outbreak of the war.
¡region of the shadow of death wel-
points out the simple fact that the have a government without news­ Our shipbuilding program is now be­ blows out, the likelihood is that a a^
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come the Gospel light.
And Christ
only way to begin Is to begin. Plac­ papers or newspapers without a ginning to overtake submarine loss- broken wire somewhere is causing a
circuit. This will usually be*
GEMS OF THOUGHT SERVICE
pledges—"Behold, I have set before
ing this poem where It can be read government ,1 should not hesitate j es. Our Flying Fortresses are reach- short
I ing England in highly encouraging , found to be in a loose electrical cord, P R E P A R A T IO N
thee an open door,
and no man can
every day would help us all to start a moment to prefer the latter” .
Shall the forces that are
faster, and to get more done.
Here
Inumbers
We are even getting sup- which may be mended fairly easily
One’s first lesson is to learn one's shut it
up the world stop our
plies into China by air in increasing Care in jnaking such repairs will pay se(f having done this, one will nat- shooting
it is:
volume.
Our
industrialists
are
do-'future
dividends,
however.
The
in
Lord?
urally,
through
grace
from
God
Are you in earnest?
Seize this Babson Discusses
ing splendid job and can do even a sulation is first stripped bacW from forgive his brother and love his ene­
Now to your own fireside.
When
very minute:
Bvsiness-As-Usnar
¡better one if they are not hamstrung the wires on either side of the break, m ies—Mary Baker Eddy.
evening settles down and the empty
What you can do, or dream you
by Washington red tape and petty of- Each of the two mended wires is
chair there reminds you of the boy
can, begin it:
Washington,
D. C., October 9— ficials.
wrapped first individually with fric­
It is impossible you should take away in the service, be comforted,
Boldness has genius, power and After an impartial survey of the war
Whether this is Hitler’s last winter tion tape and then the two are taped true root but by fair weather that God also puts a value on that wait-
magic in it.
situation, I am convinced that busi- of war depends on events now in the together.
you make yourself; it is needful ing chair, since your boy is fighting
Only begin and then the bnind ness-as-usual” is over for the dura- making.
It equally depends upon
Approximately 90 per cent pf the that you frame the season for your God’s battle for world decency. And
grows heated.
Ition.
Whether we are businessmen,
determination
and
sacrifice electrical repairs needed in the home own harvest —Shakespeare.
I if the boy has named Christ as Sa-
Begin and then the work will be Cr farmers,
or wage workers,
..
.. .. . or , , in- which all of us show in the lmmed- are on cords and connections.
vior, be twice comforted.
completed.
vestors, the sooner we quit thinking ,ate montha. ahead.
Most Washing-
What stubbing, plowing, digging, i Again, we ask—Was Christ the Son
about ourselves and our wages or*
offlciaIs thlnk the war wi„ la8t
and harrowing is to the land, that of God?
Did he die for your sins?
profits the shorter will be the war
..
. ,.
—TH R O W YOUR SCRAP INTO
and better off we all will be In the from three to five years more, even
The Third Front
thinking, reflecting, examining is to Have you asked and claimed forgive-
TH E F IG H T—
though they feel that Hitler has shot
ness on the ground that His death
¡the mind.—George Berkeley.
¡end.
his bolt.
I make no forecast at this
In this war, the Front is made up
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settled in full for you?
Where will
non-essential
Those In
businesses time
Speculating on the length of
Vlasda N. Becvar, 15, daughter of
of our Army, Navy, Coast Guard,
you be one minute after death?
Marines and Air Corps, engaged ln'*hould immediately figure out ways the war is not hastening final vic- Mr and Mrs. Thomas M
Becvar, ' Get away from the crowd when
actual battle with the enemy.
|*o * et along with much fewer em- tory
route No. 8, box 1775, wants to make you can.
Keep yourself to yourself,
The Second Front consists of our ployes
All who owe money should
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sure that the United States won’t if only for a few hours daily.—Ar-
factories
shipyards, and
farms, make every effort to get out of debt
suffer the same fate of Czecho-Slo- thur Brisbane,
Cloverdale, Oregon
Even vakia, her parents native land. She
where c'vlllan w o^ k e« are producing War II i. ten times more difficu lt' Concord grapes are here.
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This space paid for by an Oregon
civilian
P nd foo* than Worid War I.
To win it, I though you may not have enough su has been saving all new nickels with­
guns, tanks, planes, ships,
Study to show thyself approved businessman.
*ar for jelly, you can bottle some in her reach for war bonds and re­
for our fighting men.
i* am told that , all . of
... us must change
unto God, a workman that needeth |
The Third Front Includes every our personal
habits,
reduce our grape juice. Ripe grapes have a nat- ported Monday that 375 coins will be npt to be ashamed rightly dividing,
Takes only turned in this week for a $25 bond.
Americas’ Junior Army can fight
m n n w o m a n a n . l child In the U n i t e d household
expenditures,
give up ural sugar of their own.
the word of truth.—I I Timothy 2:15 | the war with Salvage.
Get in the
States, whose chief duty is to comb travel by train and automobile, and | Mi sup sugar or A cup sugar and
Not to be outdone by her older
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Becva.
scrap.
the entire Nation for the scrap ma- i really act as If we were a part of Vi cup white syrup for each quart o f , 8ister Zora and Sharrake
Juice.
are collecting and saving pennies
Joy does not happen.
It is th e:
terials that are absolutely necessary ,the army
which in turn will be exchanged for inevitable result of certain lines fo l-, BOMB TH E JAPS W IT H JU N K —
to keep our factories running -abao- Hitler Is Losing
war stamps, Mrs. Fr&nrpes Becvar, lowed and laws obeyed, and so a [
This does not mean that the war | —TH R O W YO U R SURA»* IN TO
lutely necessary for Victory.
—Keep ’em firing—with junk!—
the gnrls mother, proudly declared matter of character.—M. B. Babcock
In fact, as the
T IIE F IG H T—
The principal scrap materials need­ Is going badly.
world breathlessly watches the epic I
ed now are:
drama of Stalingrad, it is apparent
Iron and steel
that Hitler's star is setting. He has
Rubber
Copper, brass,
bronze, aluminum, failed to gain his all-important ob­
jective,—the destruction o f the So-
zinc, and lead
Old rags
jvlet armies before the winter of
Even if he should reach the
Millions of ton^ of these materials! 1942
have already been collected and used'Baku oil fields, he cannot make use of
In the early months of the war. Mil-I them this year or next year.
The
lions of tons more must be collected Russians would destroy the drillings,
quickly and the collection must go and It would take Hitler months to
on without let-up until the last shot .get them back into operation. Also
is fired.
Truly, scrap will win the'remember that this oil would need
war
Without it, our steel mills and to be carried 1500 miles on a rickety
munition plants will be forced to single track railway .
shut down, the production of guns,
The real danger to the United Na­
tanks, ships, and shells will falter, tions Is not that Hitler will get oil
and our Armies will face defeat.
but that Russia will lose it.
Fur­
thermore, there will be a vast am
ount of starvat^n
and suffering
- G E T IN T H E SCRAP
throughout Russia this winter.
If
H itler is able to anchor his southern
R igh t here at home you can render a
men, teachers, folks skilled in all sorts of
lines to Stalingrade, he should be in a
Income T a x Reductions
position to withstand Russian coun­
patriotic
service.
H
elp
us
break
the
hous­
crafts. Some are women, doing important
Announcement has been made by ter attacks during the winter.
He
the US Treasury Department that in­ has the bulk of his manpower In
ing bottle-neck that is slowing down ship
work in the yards. A ll of them are giving
come tax reductions are allowable for this area which he will be obliged to
production at Oregon Ship and Swan Is­
the cost of gasoline expended In keep there all winter.
their best to help win the w ar— and are
Citizens Defense Corps duties.
Will Russia Hold Out?
land
yards
in
Portland,
and
the
Kaiser
entitled to a place where they and their
The Treasury's ruling stated that
The Nazis have also some fifty dl
depreciation on private cars used In visions strategically located In West­
yard in Vancouver.
families
may have the common necessi­
Civilian defense work is not, how­
ern Europe where they nan be flex­
ever an allowable deduction.
If
L ivin g quarters are needed right now
ties of life.
ibly manipulated against the expect­
deductions are made to cover the cost ed Second Front.
These divisions
for workers and their families. Homes,
of gasoline, car users must maintain
include some o f
Hitler's picked
adequate records “to establish the troops) they explain why the Second
apartments, housekeeping rooms, or an
amount expended and the fact that
Front has not been opened already
F ill out and mail the coupon to our Hous­
gasoline was used fo r civilian de­
arrangement of rooms in private homes
Such a Nazi army probably totals
fense purposes”
ing Department. W e w ill put you in touch
close to a million men
that w ill accommodate fam ily groups of
Roosevelt and Churchill are only
—THROW YOUR SURA I* IN TO
with the kind of people you prefer as rent­
from 3 to 5 people. A ll of these are re­
using rudimentary oommonsense in
TH E F ÏO IIT —
making sure they can do the Job be-
ers. W e are particularly anxious to learn
quired immediately.
Selectlve Service Director Hershey for* *h*> ««»v e onto the Continent,
of the following, for families of from 3 to
said the size of the Army this year Stalin understands this now, follow
has been increased from the 4 , 500,000 ' nf hi# conference with t hurchill
5 in city, village, or rural district where
total announced as the 19491 objective , You can discount stories of any ser-
Even
though
you
live
many
miles
from
by Chief of Staff Marshall In June j *ou* disaffection between
him and
the worker can get to and from the yards
Gen. Hershey said he expected mar- D*e Anglo American leadership
Let
Portland,
you
can
be
of
great
help.
Here,
daily:
Tied men with children would h e .«*' therefore, forget war gossip, quit
called "the last quarter of 1943 at th e, listening to radio commentators, and
in this community shipyard employees
Homes for Rent, furnished or unfurnished
very earliest, but I would like to "ave instead of waste
and their families w ill be glad to live and
hedge to the extent that the Army’s Stop UrIUcDing Washington
Apartments or Flats for Rent
requirements may go up"; 18 and 19
The Russians are
fighting their
Housekeeping Rooms
contribute
to
economic
and
social
life
if
year olds must be drafted next year, own war
Stalin has played his
Rooms in Private Homes
or ” 1,000,000 or 1,500,000 family men" cards close to his chest from the be
they can find acommodations. Shipyard
will be taken; and It is expected \ ginning
His concern is solely for
unmarried men with dependents w ill! Russia and for Communism, but he
workers are clean, industrious Americans.
I f you can help, please do it now. The
be called this year.
i knows It is a fight to the death be-
T h ey are ex-salesmen, clerks, business­
coupon is for your convenience.
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¡tween him and Hitler. Hence, Waah-
- G ET IN TH E SCRAP
ington does not now look for any
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¡separate peace between the Nazis
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and the Russians, even though this
L e a n to V l l f l
'possibility has had some plausible
At the oldest dancing * round*
Readers write me asking If our ar­
school In Portland
PATTERHON DOW­ my, navy, and air forces are in safe
I am convinced that the
N EY School of D u e hands.
*ng
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I management of the war is being cap
Blunders are being
Roth modem a n d | ably handled
Mail to Housing D*pt., Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation, Portland, or to Kaiser Co.,
old fashioned danc- made as they are always made In ev
Inc.,
Portland, or Kaiser Co., Inc., Vancouver.
You'll
have
a
.
*ry
war.
since
our
leaders
are
only
ing
wonderful time learn-(human.
I came away from Wash
Call A T 7004 or AT , ington, however. Imbued with a fresh
ing new steps
Home for rent o f --------room* _____ furnished
unfurnished
8780
M c E l r o y s Ballroom. 4th and sense of confidence
Main. Open dally after 10 30 C||| What About the Second Front
Apt. or Flat for rent o f ___
furnished .........unfurnished
( Naturally, no authoritative Wash­
for Information
ington official told me when or
Housekeeping Rooms for ....
people
where the Second Front would be es
tablwhed ,
At the same time, I can
Rooms in private home for
people
Have You a Son
assure readers that It will be set up
In the Service
and In full operation at the earliest
The perfect gift for your son In possible moment.
It probably will
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