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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1943)
Friilav, fanuarv 20 , if>43 BEAVERTON ENTER PRIS1 . Beaverton, Oregon _ P a ere 2 RATION BOOK REMINDER GEMS OF THOUGHT Is World Peace Possible? Babson Says It Has Two Sides COFFEEl— Stamp No 28, in Book 1. FORTITUDE good for one pound, expires Feb. 7. Fortitude I take to be ,r quiet pos < For book holders 15 years of age or session of a man’s - elf, ai d an undis- older.) H. H. i X m i n l*ubll»h«*r tuibed doing nir duty whatever evils Lake Wales. Florida, January 29- TIR E S —Inspection dates: Cars Inset, or dangers lie in the way.— Published Friday or each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co . at Beaverton, I am one who wants military men Exen j ajmn bas a jess percentage of Joh Locke. with A mileage rationing books, prior Oregon. Entered aa second-class matter at the postofflce at Beaverton. Oie rather than the diplomats to write illlterancy than we bave Let us have faith that right makes to March 31; B and C books, prior to the Peace Treaty. Hence, in view . . ,. This means that to hold opr pres might, and in that faith let us dare February 28. ________________ $1.00 Three M onth s_______________ i .15« of what Vice President Wallace has One Year _ D books for motorcycles: Those rela‘ ‘ve intellectual position in to do our duty us we understand ;t. — ________________ .50 Subscription Payable in Advance. recently said as to World Peace. I Bix Months having basic books are to observe will remind mv business reader of world- w* mu,t 9 Ulckly Ket ° U1 ' Abraham Lincoln. Beaverton Office—Enterprise Bldg., Phone Beaverton 2321 a few things to think about. *»ub“ c «houta out of politic. This , Our gieat W'ay-show er, steadfast to the A date; those with a supplemen requires teaching high-school stu- I Hillsboro Office— Room 5. Delta Bldg., Phone 1641 tal ration the B date and those with Natui ally we all hope this will be dents "Vltores instead of cheers" and the end in his obedience to God’s a second supplemental ration the C Portland Office—308 Panama Bldg., 3rd and Alder Phone ATwater 6591 the last World War. We want peace perhaps an entire change in second- laws, demonstrated for all time and date. for our grandchildren and their des- aiy education. The so called " I v y 1 peoples the supremacy of good over j Clip this information and keep it cendents. But can the world be College” must also wake up if we are matter Mary Baker Eddy. with your ration book for ready ref kept in status quo? Can we expect t0 have World Peace Let us not be vv sary in well doing : erence. to continue at peace unless we our- (4) |t |. g |(,|oi > V A N IT Y for in due season we shall tear, if we j selves qualify therefor in four tan ticklish’ subject, but a faint not. Galations 6:9. Bible ways? Let me devote my important subject. It is ' The home town paper is like bread space this week to explaining what i not / ’ enough i for , . to speed .„La .... p us up phys- There is a strengtn of quiet tndur-1 anil meat to service men. I mean. i |caj|y| biologically and intellectually ance as significant of courage as the j Have you looked over the ads this (1> PH YSIC A L FITNESS unless we are going in the right most daring feats of piowess.—Hen week? If not do so, they carry a I do not believe that the physically direction. Rig'hteousness abso world of news. ry Theodoie Tuckennan. strong should necessarily rule the *>“ 8‘y essential in saving America, There is something far bet- There, however, may be a great dif such problems as tods". Securing world On the other ference between righteousness and goods for distribution requires ex fer than brute force. pert knowledge, foresight and an un hand, the soft, the weak and those theology, between theoretical Christ- derstanding of laws ana regulations seeking pleasure cannot expect tO|*an*‘ y a°d Christianity in action, Some day our natural resour- We believe that the Christian relig- heretofore unheard of in this nation. rule. which we are now winning ion is the hope of the world: but just There is one request tout merch ces. with Global War, will be used to believe it does not make it so. The ants now make of all consumers: Be- the First We must now develop physi- teligion worth having is the one, ! tween now and the time full war ra- up. ' tioning takes effect late in February, cal stamina and endurance to meet which will produce the largest num ' .gber of strong, intelligent and useful dont’ hoard. The merchant asks this such conditions when they come. To me, this means that perhaps people- By theii fruits ye shall because they are cooperating with I government to the utmost to avoid one main effort of our public schools know them . Theie can be only disruption of consumer supplies. should be to make youth more phys ;one God and one Heaven. Until I Merchandisers, no matter how e ffi ically fit If so .their clothing, ex- ‘ he over 200 different Christian re- cient, cannot distribute products that ercises, diet and habits should be l‘K>ons not to mention the hun- don't exist. Lend-lease and military with this thought in mind. This “ reds of so-called heathen religions— demands have made deeD inroads on may be sad news for the department can peacefully unite, how can we ex supplies of all kinds. It is up to the stores, gas stations, night clubs, mo- pect V\ oi Id Peace in general consumer to cooperate in dividing vie houses and ice cream companies: Conclusion THERE IS A DIFFERENCE what is left. but these must be cut out if we are, j believe in world organization; but Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, after --------------- V --------------- truly interested in national security thia aiona wjU not give us security returning from his gruelling exper and World Peace. j further believe it’s wrong to fool ience in the South Seas and his in BEER FIRST: GUNS LAST (2 BIOLOGICAL CONSCIOUS- people with unsound wishful thinking spection of fighting fronts, is the NESS and talking. Life is too serious. Be- , only man who has said what the Am Tons of beer go to the soldiers in We must not only make physical sides, I believe that before we police ; erican people needed to hear in con Alaska this week while the beds they a great aim. but we must the world, it w-ould be well to put our ; neetton with production problems. In j need so badly stay on the docks in endurance raise good stock to start with. To own house in order. We should set the newspapers and in the news reels ! Seattle Beer first: beds last. And avoid being attacked by foreign na- an example in good government be- ; he said that if the soldiers could be . |n Trinidad, off the coast of South We can tiansferred from the hell holes they | America, 100 millions of dollars were tions or to police the world, as Mr. J°re torcing in onto others. ab‘>u‘ World Peace by occupy on the battlefronts, to our. «pent for defense, with the guns held Wallace talks about, we must frankly bpa‘ b* 'n« "raise my my boy boy to be a soldier” . This ! having justice, fitness and prosperity factories, and if the employes in the hack to give beer shipping space fittest" should here at home. Read what Paul said factories could be transferred to the ¡j0 a service man reported to his pas surely means that the battlefronts^ production in this coun tor, the minister of the New York i aise more boys and see that they I along these lines as found in Tim- j ! othy 5:8. try would double in thirty days. Avenue Presbyterian Churc-h, Wash marry into good fit stocky Unfortunately, nature intended that j In short, it is absolutely crazy to j By the tone of his voice and his ington, D. C. The fellow added We expression, you could see that he was are rotten within The pastor asks the weak babies should die and the expect to continue our m --sent Am wasteful, inefficient and disgusted with the Pollyanna talk | If .our men are fighting that the crazy people should kill themselves; erican RIB0FLÁ V ÍW Á I about workers at home being classed brewers and distillers may stay in so that the breeding should be solely j pleasure-loving living and be free ns filling "battle stations." business and official Washington from physically and mentally strong, j from attack from without or revolu- J The world has progressed on this tion from within. For us to enjoy Captain Rickenbacker emphasized revel in cocktail parties? principle for thousands of years. Only World Peace at home or abroad, re- that nothing the people in this coun Our fathers had a passion to learn recently have we defied nature’s 1 quires an entire change in our fam- j try can do will in any measure equal Any change ¡n the meat share would reduce or Increase the above and to do God's will. The nation what the boys on the battle lines are was to be a haven for all so minded. plans and are breeding faster from j ily, educational, industrial and relig- J percentages proportionately. morons than college graduates; last- ious practices; yea, and a staliili/.a- doing They don’t get overtime pay Out of It, the purposes of God were J and they work day and night ^ ne er from those supported by charity tion of world populations. to be forged in this new land of Am Variety meats (liver, heart, kidney, etc.) are not restricted. Each cessary. ____________ V-—_________ . erica. That was the aim of the| than from the self-supporting. Cer- , The people agree with Captain tainly .this cannot continue indefin serving of these meats added to your 2V4-/b. weekly share of re founders. How shall we, their sons, Rickenbacker. Just because some of itely if we expect to be free from in- , "Reverses in a war are part of war answer ot God, if we let ourselves be stricted meats will increase the above percentages about as follows: us work in war industries at home, j . . • neither side in a war tells its come drunken and rot down from vasion and enjoy W orld Peace we don't want to become swelled up Calories V/t, protein 3(/c, phosphorus iron 8‘/c, vitamin A 14%, <3H IN T E L L E C T U A L PROGRESS PeoP,e j U8‘ " hat *‘ 18 UP against. At H . . . . l a time when truth is most needed. with the idea that we are nlllng j wJ thl^ “ wl ote the 80,die' boy <lUot' thiamine 2 lAt%, riboflavin 8 7 , niacin 77c, vitamin C IV47c. America has lead the world in > t|Uth become8 illegal.”—J. French Buttle Stations we are not. Battle ! ' 1 a >ov' stations are where the bullets fly i The night is far spent; the day is public education Much ofAioul' 8U®'| Kobinson, president. East Ohio Gas S to tiilu t from N a t’ l llv a Stock & M oot Board y and men are dying; where men I a‘ hand: let us therefore cast off cess today is due to our native intel- Com But other na- work us long as there is something | ‘ he works of darkness and let us put ( licence and freedom. Let us walk ' tions are fast catching up with u s . --------------- V wh e 1 1 » orders are obeyed " " 1 *'•’ 111,1101 ' ' H*1* where overtime pay and profits a r e honestly as in the day; not in carous- not an issue; and where the perpetu-[ lnK an<‘ drunkenness; not in debaueh- iition of liberty and freedom for th e ery and lust; not In quarreling and | Jealousy. - BIBLE. Individual are (he guiding stars. Not only the nation, but one by one I we must seek God's blessing. Christ DIVIDED THEY FALL ; tells how. Ye must be born again, „ . . . . . . says He. Born of God; born from Surrounded by big government, big above ONE sln8 mu8t be blotted business and lug labor org a n iza tio n s,!^ an(, for that chli8t dled TW O - to struggle' New' life must be imparted und the farmer who tried along by himself today Is rather help- ' t new ,(fe jg ch|j8t Himself He less. He finds agencies on every side to come in un(, wage war on telling him what to CIO. do, what w mu . not a l l to iu . o W w o r l i e S. feai 1 . doubts and do, when he can do It. and when he , ln hablt8 T H R E E What is you r; .... ¡part? Slip away and tell God you Planting a crop, milking a cow, !gre A tinner and that you count raising a hog m "«‘ »Ink ^ . ^ L . . ha.Vle yourself cleared by Christ's death for all become acts " which re your sins. 'Wuk virtually ““ Name your sins to him quire a lawyer’s advice. and take clearance on the ground So today more than ever, a farmer that Christ paid It all. Now the needs the help of cooperative market slate is clean Confess as you go ing organizations. He needs the ad .. .along and keep it clean. When the Acting individually | ^ 8„ p they are hhp a shpep in vice of experts, lie is sunk. Acting collectively ,he the hog waloow Still a sheep but can „ compete with the __ power and the . in thd wrong place and In need of influence arrayed against him u. ! b«.inK cleaned up Stay close to It is up to the farmer to solve h is,____ v . . i , OTHING like It has ever before been done in your Bible. Yield over to Christ own problems by intelligent action your days and talents that He may Portland! Formerly, these huge castings for the through his own farm organization become your Victory Trust and speaking for him. Obey; for there's no other way. to be sterns o f Liberty Ships were shipped in from far-distant V happy in Jesus but to Trust and cities. The freight cars carrying them had to be sent Obey. By that Christ Saves Keeps TIME TO HELP and Satisfies by complex routes because the castings were too big The right of any business to ad for many railroad tunnels. vance by the initiative of Its owner or management, operating on a com But now the t.olumbia Steel Casting Co. is casting Cloverdale, Oregon petitive basis, has given this country This space paid for by an Oregon a merchandising system that is now these 15-ton stern posts locally. And PGE is delivering of in. llcuabls value to consumers, businessman, the power to the great furnace in which the 15-ton in money saved, and In the greater i ■ - — ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ — -- variety and better quality of products Boost your home community news- charges o f steel are melted. und merchandise offered I paper. It boosts for you. Only Retail stores never before faced $1 per year Jess than 2 cents s week F*GE is measuring up to its wartime assignment o f Memie/i O reg ] o ® N l v v s p a p e r P U B U S h [ e R5 4 4 s (KC .1 A T I 0 N Feed Value of Your Share of Meat Keep It Flying I x '«JT7 PGE Delivers the Pow er lor filíese 15 -Ton Liberty Ship Castings N pumping a quarter-million horsepower to war indus tries and other customers throughout a 2 500-square- SHIPYARD PAINTERS mile area. PGF is delivering 3 7 % more power than three years ago. PGE average rates continue to drop. Compared w ith 1934, the average home on PGE lines gets 52' , more Experienced for Steady Work electricity per dollar! W ar industries on PGE lines enjoy power at rates that are among the very lowest in America . . . at rates even lower than those o f many tax payer-subsidized utility systems! PGE is demon Rain or Shine strating that free American enterprise measures up! 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