The Beaverton enterprise., January 22, 1943, Page Page 2, Image 2

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Friday, January 22, 1943
B E A V E R T O N ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
THE TIMID SOUL
RFAVUgflU.-gtEWTERPRlSE
I f. f l . J K F F K L K S , P u b lis h e r
Published Friday or each weak by tba Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton.
Entered as second-class matter at the pastofflce at Beaverton, Oie
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One Year _
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No Permits for Speed
but have eternal life. John
| 3 16.
What is the secret then?
How
do these who so differ in thought
end life all come into one mind?
New shopping habits ate ahead for Here you have it—When you make
Mis America when point rationing Christ your Lord and Savior, He
By that
of processed foods is
introduced gives you a new heart.
. sometime in February with the use Dad and Mother; son and daughter;
, of War Ration Book Two.
The new brother and sister; teacher and gro­
I system of rationing will mean bud- cer and all the rest, see you keen to
1 geting of points as well as money forgive and to forget and to love
| for American homemakers, and ap- your enemies.
Let Christ put you into the Royal
I pat ently it will result in less ini
puisne buying since a given amount Order of Forgivers and Forgetters.
of points must last over the ration These love their enemies and in
period.
Through the new system of their dying breath they pray Fath-
i tatinoning, low points values will be er forgive them for they know not
i given to foods which at e relatively what they do.
plentiful *hile high values will be
\ given to those that at e moost scarce. ;
Since housewives will be able to get
(
i Ttv* dono . «fc.
Cloverdale, Oregon
1 more for points by buying foods with
I « /L o ccro esr awo 1't.i- sc
This space paid for by an Oregon
! OLAO To
VtHJK
low
point
values,
it
is
expected
that
a c c o u n t óo you wo/d r
HAVC To OO To S w u CACM
j the demand will be relieved for the businessman.
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Tin e you want T o b u t
j very scarce foods.
Advertising is salesmanship.
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i Housewives
taking
in roomers
Bo counted among Earnest "scrap”
may evict an undesirable tenant seekera.
I
save '
101 b / !i«y [i with out permission of the govern-
M
S
V 'j j , nient rent officials if they rent to |
WAR.
not more than two paying guests.
BONDS | J M S This amendment to the Federal Rent
! Control regulations was made ef-
' fective to cooperate with the Wat
C lose to dow ntow n
Guest program of the National Hous-
j ing Agency which is trying to pro-
C lose to transportation
I vide rooms in private homes in areas j
suffering from housing shortage
Formerly many homeowners have!
been reluctant to rent rooms because •
FOURTH AT MONTGOMERY
' of the strict OPA requirements for I -nv
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! eviction .
By Webster
Mrs. America
Goes To War
| perish
A C sticker doesn’t give you the
right to break the speed laws!
This admonition was offered to
Harry F. Camp, regional OPA ad­
ministrator, following
'complaints
that many C book holders apparently
are of the opinion that preferred
privileges go with preferred milage
rationing.
Checks made in major
Pacific
Coast cities prove that the great ma­
jority of motorists are observing the
governmen's 35-mile speed regulation.
Camp said.
Not for Peraonal Privilege
I-amps that dot the average Ameri­
MIRACLES COST MONEY
The great number of those who are
can home—table models, floor lamps,
A birth certificate
reunited her — - — -...........
- -
! bed lamps, are blinking out for the
One of the first requisites of sound not, I am sorry to report, are those
,
. . . . .
j duration as long as they contain cri-
post-war planning is sound taxation. motorists who, because of occupa­ family after 42 years of separation.
WEST END
Mrs.
Harold
Miller
of
Beaverton,
Oregon
taster
Lilies
in
I tical materials.
A Wat Production
Our Federal tax policy Bhould be di­ tional reasons, were given preferred
8ELLWOOD
BRIDGE
mileage.
revealed
she
relates:
Danger
Unless
Protected
|
Board
order,
effective
immediately,
rected toward two objectives: First
It is not comforting to an A book
I was born in a hospital at Irving,!
I restricts the use of critical materials
paying for the war; Second, main­
At the Oregon’s infant Easter lily grow-1 ln portable electric lamps and wire
taining a financially strong indus­ holder, driving along the highway, to N Y , on Lake Erie in 1900.
CREM ATORIUM
Until this ac­
trial structure.
Industry should be see car after car bearing O stickers 1 age of 9 months was adopted by Mr. ing industry needs constant protec- frames for shades.
production
of
lamps and
and Mrs. C. I Stafford of Falcon, N tion from the introduction of any lily tion.
encouraged to build reserves to meet | 8pf.ed nonchalantly ^by,
M AUSOLEUM
However, this will not go on indef Y , and lived there until six years of stock carrying mosaid diseases, says shades has been limited to 60 percent ;
the inevitable and gigantic costs of
initely.
The
names
of
drivers
ar
I
age,
when
we
came
to
Oregon
City'
Dr.
F.
P.
McWhorter,
plant
patholo-
Q
f
the
19*0
output.
However,
even
CEMETERY
reconversion to peace-time needs.
I was known gist at Oregon State college.
go ¡t was reported that manufactur-!
Unless this is done, plans for the fu­ rested and convicted of speeding will | and made our home.
A few lily strains developed by the j ers were unable to get and use cop- I
ture, both of government and indus­ be certified to their local War Price as Dorothy Staffouf until I married
Complete Funeral Service In New
try, will be doomed to failure.
In­ and Rationing Boards, to whom they At the age of 20 I found out I was USDA are proving important for A m -; pe(| wire ancj other materials.
Cathedral Chapel at No Extra cost
will
have
to
answer.
j
an
adopted
child
onran
production
and
may
be
v
a
l
u
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dustry will be hampered in rebuild­
Riverview is a co-operative asso­
Preferred mileage is extended un-1 v\'hei e I am employed at present. able when introduced into northwest
ing a war-torn world.
Government
GOD'S M ELTING POT
ciation with assets of over $800,00»)
Dr.
McWhorter,
hampered in its efforts to encourage der the promise that transportation a bj,.(k certificate is required so I plantings, says
Miss Trot About
never did give j
full employment, and collect needed is necessary to aid some phase of the wrote to the county seat near the These, as well as the Oregon lilies
war effort not to provide extra pel- town where I was born and referred are now free from disease.
Any in- herself to
reading
the newspap- j
tax revenues.
i to the town clerk.
The birth certi- troduction of Japanese lilies or Cre-|eIS
All sbe knew was the gossip'
The depression consumed practic­ sonal privilges.
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ficate came, and a month later the °*e lilies from the southern states
4be hour.
Into the church that
al! of industry’s cash reserves.. Un­
Mr. Studious,
SEPARATORS — MILKERS
i clerk recalled having corrected a would probably introduce disease Ieceived her came
wise tax laws, and misguided social i
Deferment* for Age
COM PLETE EQUIPM ENT AND
j birth certficate of similar name, which would utterly ruin the Oregon; Most like,y you wouId find him off
reforms have prevented the re-ac-1
| in a quiet corner deep in his favor- I SUPPLIES FOR THE DAIRY
cumulation of reserves.
j Registrants who are 45 years old wrote the woman and found it was ('f°ft lilies, he says.
After she talked
INDUSTRY
i ite book, gleaning the wisdom of
Industry has shown during t h e | and over are deferred by law» under ] my sister Grace.
the ages.
And we ask, how can
pust year that It has the imagination! »he recent amendment to the Selec- with the clerk I was contacted
TH
E
H
EAR
T
S
DESIRE
j these two, so far apart in thinking, '
nmf capacity
cuunpitv to
in respond
ruunnn/I U
i.Vw>« our ¡live
tlvA Tminintr
and
when
Training Hllil
and Service Act
Act. Thev
Theyj caught the next train East and there
BY RUTH TAYLOR
ever work together?
national existence
is threatened iare 1° be placed in Class IV— A and 1 found I had three sisters and two
"Freedom is the right to seek for
And now comes Mrs. Off Horse '
Never has the world seen our equal! cannot be inducted for military ser- I brothers living.
ones heart's desire and to let the i and never will she team up with
in military production thanks to vice unless the law Is changed
My parents, John and Antoinette 0the'r man hunt foi his'
1 anyone.
She must have her own | Manufacturen A DiitHbutori
Registrants who are 38 years old Descenzo were both born in Italy
industry.
And now with the prob­
£ V £ R Y T H IN G
Doesn't this thought express the | way and the est come to it or else j
lems of peace arising, it will again and over are deferred from induction and belonged to the professional ideals and dreams of all of us? We . . .
Next add the big company of
It
seemed
my
mother
was
through
Selective
Service
only
be-
class
be up to industry to work a miracle.
They cry.
All to-
IUBi U
K inm
ea —
— the - armed
..... - forces will not ac very ill at a hospital, apd the doctor ale
' seekets after our hearts de- Joyful Doers.
causa
Millions oi
of persons U
must
be
shifted
from wiu< jobs to peace jobs Indus- cept them for induction at this time, and attendants thought she would not s' le' mat vision tnai^ is our guiding gether now, and things move ahead,
try must supply the jobs
It must except through enlistments to pro- live, so I was placed in an orphanage stal' leading us on tmougn dlscoui- How shall such opposites as we have
produce as never before or t h i s 1 vide certain needed skills.
They without consent of my parents »this agement, heartache and despan to- here. *Ver take hold together? Even
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AT. 6481
country will face state socialism. th e i«'e to be placed in Class 1V-H and was sometimes done on payment of " a,l‘ a sn,mn*»' Koal al ltle ‘ “ m oo" 9 though Christ gave commandment that
induction
good
money
by
orphanages).
Wmen
e
,'
they
love
one
another,
how
can
very thing the war has
1 he right to seek
freedom to they?
prevent.
I unless National Headquar srs should mother was finally able to go home,
For a move about, to be no man s slave and
Yet they do.
Witness Onesimus
When peace comes, industry must advise local boards of a change in she was told I was gone.
j no mans master, but free to search (the runaway slave and thief and his
j while they tried to locate me.
hnve cash reserves to remodel fac- policy concerning them.
the wealthy
Philemon.
1 was first adopted by a wealthy fam for those things which we want, a master,
tori«*, to fashion a better clvllisa-|
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v/ >
ily, but yowled so loud they brought bome- economic security, a job in Master and man. owner and serf,
tion.
If taxes take all the profits,
100.000
me
back.
Later
my
paients
were
t
wb'cb
Ve
can
serve
others
because
(
they
were
and
yet
brothers
in
Where
Rolls
The
Oregon
there will be no reserves.
Q
u ic k H um r in g
told by the hospital attendants that 1 1 we U l8b »° serve-
That is a right j Christ.
Do you ask the secret?
The first problem of Congress In
N
Now that the Old Oregon Trail Cen was dead,
forever laid down to us in the
Con-
Then journey with me out beyond
1943 will be taxes
In the wise so­
FRUIT
I felt perfectly at home on meeting etitution.
That is a right wc will the Holy City on that April day in
lution of that problem lie the success ' tennial Year has been ushered in and
I
the
name
Oregon
is
on
everyone’s
atrangers
when
I
got
off
the
train
at 1 never abiogate. though we may
v
ol-,
the
iong
ago
Outlined
against
the
or failure of plans for peace.
lips, the question will often be asked: j Npw y o ,.k stntion and n,et them all. untnnly lay it aside in times of com-1 deep bluo dome of heaven, three
NUT
Where did Oregon
get it’s
name? ........
M|.„ , j _____
, acP _____
LaDuca
of
Silver _____
Creek, mon 'linger ,
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suffer crucifiction on Roman cross-
AN UNPLEASANT FICTURE
That is a qustion which historians Qe0|g(, and Mary Descenzo of Sheri-
®UI heaits desiie
the
goal of e8
Through the morning their
TREES
have been trying to answer for years dan Linn of Dunkllk and Mrs. Jen- happiness which is common
to all of live« ehh awav.
At n o o n d a y , dark
L A. Warren, nationally known fig­
without success
ne ^ Schantz of Pittsburgh and had
ness settles down and shrouds the
Plant Tualatin Valley Nurseries quick-
ure in the food supply field, has pre­ but
ln 1765, Major Robert Rogers used R ^ n d e r fu itlm e but through it all u ° ur heart’s desiie is for the bet earth.
bearing trees ior greater profits. We haw
Here fix your eye on that
sented some interesting figures for the name Ouragon in describing the thprp wag a ,jnk of 8ildness
a complete assortment of Peaches Apples
My terment of ourselves and of those we ccntpl crosa for there you and I
Pears. Cherries, Plums. Prunes, Apricots.
public consideration.
Following the district west of the P.reat Lakes
In fathel. had di,.d |n
n- j mv own hold dear.
It may be sacrifice that have an interest.
On that cross i Figs, Almonds, Filberts, Walnuts, Chest­
government's announced plan for ra­ 1772.
he used It again, spelling it mofhel. dje(i at midnight last Christ- '*» ou«' heart's desire, the priests who Jesus Christ, the Son of Cod, is dy­ nuts, Hickory Nuts, etc Comptete assort­
ment of Berry Plants. Shrubs, Roses. Most
tioning of canned goods, Mr. Warren QurUton
The piesent spelling was mag pvp at thp aKP of S4 8,in be. , went to minister unto
the lepers ing for oui sins.
all varieties of Flowering and Shade trees
All we like sheep
Mid
1 first * used in print in 1778 by Jona- lipvlnK j wa, dead
¡were so motivated; it may be the have gone astray, we have turned
Send for 40-page catalog. It will pay to
’ Somewhere along the line a lot o f ' thBn Cai ver ln hi8 book. Travels
drive out to our nurseries. Drive out Bar
j building of a home that is our heart's
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every one to his own way. and the
bur Blvd. from Portland on Hiway 9DW
canned goods have disappeared
11 Through the Interior, parts of North
desire the conquering of the wilder­ Lord hath laid on Him the iniquity of
Out 17 miles, 1 mile past sir Corners
don t believe that food has been con | America.
He said that he first
toward Newberg. Or we will ship your
ness was the fruit of this wish; it us all. BIBLE.
order by parcel post or express.
sumed.
It is around, either in pack- j hpard thp wo|.d in n6« flonl Indians
i may be greater benefits for our child-
At heart it is a love affair—For
.•d pantries or In warehouses of ,,vt
on thp
headwaters of the
j ren our free schools, our great uni­ God so loved the world, that he
TUALATIN VALLEY NURSERIES
speculators, or still In the canneries. MlaatMj _, and connected it with
versities, our high spirited teachers gave his only begotten Son that who­ Rt. 3, B o x 310, MIKKWOOI). OREGON
One of the situation, is the di.ap thplr 0reat Rlv„ of the Weat which
are the fulfillment of that dream. soever believeth in Him should not/ ■P. _
pearance of the pea pack
The pack f,owp(1 ,nto thp ,,ac|flc 0oPan
He
Our hearts' desire is not the same
for any of us but it is ours, created
IV
h*tw* I " . 22'000-* throws no further light on its derlva-
000 and 23.000,000 cases.
This year tjon
i out of our needs, our hope and our
. faith not by the will of another
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1Z
J‘*b" K Rees claims that It origin-
Save 20 to 25% on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS
I man.
^ °°,T .r^ o n n
PavCk, ,W“ * UP’ *ted In the Sho.hon, language, was
Changing Years
ped to 35.000.000 eases^ Yet the eup-
p>, Qn
, hp 3|oux tribe and em
“To let the other man hunt for
Oregon Mutual Bolides are NON-ASSESSABLE.
You NEVER pay
Ply of canned peas has disappeared | p, Kp<1
throUKh
various
Indian.
Hello Folks:
Oil" we cannot keep freedom to
more than the premium on the face of the policy. Oregon Mutual
1 Flench and Spanish interpretations,
Dawggone.
I reckon
changin ourselves.
Freedom is never a
maintains more than three time« the surplus required hy On-goo
All people must join in plans to into its piesent spelling and pro- yaara
u aoltPr i,k,, H snake a chan- lonely thing, a right of one man for
Insurance laws.
save or distribute needed food sup nounrtatton.
gjn’ bl8 blde f,M n new one
Of himself alone.
Special privilege is
plies Grocery stoles are doing their
best to a t> Doit ion f o o d f a l r t v t o m a k e I Th,> WO,d 0 r«Kon mÍRh, V 11 h? V' eoaise, I aint never been a snake, license not liberty
Freedom by its
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
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____ . been lost in the mists of forgetful , notwithstands
evolution) but I very nature is universal
Hi must
o f M c M i n n v i l l e
supplies
go around,
before compul­
* ness had not William Cullen Bryant. (UM> a anakH fe,.|8 a little tondei never forget that the mastei is slave
Organized 1894 40 years of Reliable Service Chaa. L. Walker, Agent
sory* rationing is inaugurated
A,‘ the youthful poet, rescued It from ob- w hpn hp >I|pa out on bl8 bplly with as well as the man; the jailei as well
of u. can coopetate and help in *b‘* , ü^oÍTTn
^m ortaTY hanatopsi
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
Phone 1732
llvion in "hU
his T immortal
Thanatopsis ht(| npw btde and thats the wav I feel ,ul ,be captive
Our homes are safe
necessary task
written
in
1812
and published in 1817 wben | 8tep out int0 the new yeai I as we lespect out neighbor's home
tVe all know what a run on a hank
" Every For™ of Protection”
Hillsboro, Oregon
mysterious
dldn.,
O ou|
into l this
New Our children grow
in strength and
u ' l l l do
H a
a
t u f i A n t» fi toi i « i i n n l v w i l l In which he refers to the
.
»• ,
ciiiiii i K
jkO
olii beadfiist
1 11 s i imo
i l l S INt'W
A
will
** *
' "
*■* oui op
oppor-
accomplish the same lesult misery ^ *ver
West In the well-known
y ea, Hnd on my y^eiiv like a heap of ' '<>a,n wisdom
as we make
__ ____
„ .epoits
our i »unities
iuomt » free
n«r«- to
w all
«•> child.e,
We
7 Ti
„ .* n “
' »<
..... .. ,h" 'em
did __________
akkordin' to
reports in cur
W
, go
the .. people
Oregon and hears no sound save his iand j w,,nt ouj into this New Year freely to worship as we allow- oui
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own dashings
sober but with some tender feelins neighbor the same privilege
The name Oregon will be foievei Just athinkin' of some mighty fine church, legauiless of denomination
safer than its neighboting cathed
★
7 shrouded in mystery, but it stands fyiends who got tangled up in the
alone. Inscrutable, colorful and allur- Cog —
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Wheels of ole 1942 and' the ole —*
ral. church,
Freedom
Wluä If 044. ßu y W itk ing, It breathes of romance, cour­ year swallowed em up In death. '* based on or the synagogue
self-respect of man.
age and adventure, an inspiration to I'll never see 'em again this side of an<» on his corresponding respect for
the writer, the poet and the artist Eternity
You know the balance of b'a neighbor as a man.
There is no other Oregon
us will strike a year some of these
Freedom is the right to seek foi
times that will have our number ter on,> 9 heart s desire and to let th.’ .
nty
Well, well
here's hopin o<b»'f man h' mt f'". his
GEMS OF THOUGHT SERVICE
Electric equipment ia scarce bo-
oui New T om IMS will at
J
cause the raw materials are going
to us a Recess fer the world to call
^ what you do need.
FAITH
SEIX what you don't need.
into the War Effort. But you can
Peace again.
save now and get back $4 for ev­
BARBWIRE BIIJ.
Trust in the Lord with all thine
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ery S3 you invest in War Bonds so | heart, and lean not upon thine own
you can buy that range or whatever ' understanding In all thy ways ack-
SAVE YOUR TIRES—
owtedge him, and he shall direct thy
you want after the war is won.
BU YD E TEN SE BONDS
pat ha Proverbs 3 5, 6
A saving faith comes not of a per-
Ride a B os— Right to the door
I son. but of Truth's presence and pow
i er
Sou) not sense, receives and 1
of the
gives it Mary Baker Eddy
1 While reason is puultng herself
about the mystery .faith Is turning it
into her daily bread and feeding on
! It thankfully In he8 heart of hearts
On T aylor Street, bt. 4th & 5th
Frederick D Huntington
PORTl-AND
Faith does nothing alone nothing
j of itself, but everything under God.
Tasty Food*
by God. through God Stoughton
Dinners—
Lunches
There ta a limit whete the intellect
: fails and breaks down, and this limit
Banquets
is where the questions concerning
I God, and freewill, and Immortality
BR. 1 4 2 3 for Reservation
Join the army ,»( J*.MN).*oe who ' ariee Kant.
The step« of faith fall on the seera-
will be in the Payroll Savings Plan
Claude Brereton
for regular War Bond Purchase by I Ing void, but find the fork beneath
G
jwv
A
’
There
tint
muco
time
b'toie
AT THE
New Year s Day. Stop spending and ! Whittier.
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Mew Y rtr s— iirf we cotti sign up trr
aave, and let's “ Tap that Tea Per­
WI NT ER GARDEN
An ad telle It effectively et • mint.1 W u B° odt
W
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c e n t."
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Bum coat.
CENTRAL LOCATION
I. P. Finley & Son
Birth Certificate Re-unites
Family After Forty-two Years
Riverview Cemetery
De Laval
Monroe k Oriteli
FQ^VICTORY
W i l l HUNDS
BUY
U N IT E D
LiT Aimer says —
S T A T E S
Winter Garden
W AR
BONDS
AND
STAMPS