Fridav, February 12. 1943
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Bcarerton, Ore.
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The Valley o f the S h a d o w
POWER TROM ON HIGH
A thousand lewd wom en were kept
BY R U T H T A Y L O R
to serve the heathen religion in the
tem ple on the height above ancient
Every hour o f every day all over
Corinth.
And all about the city sin
this world, on land, sea and in the
was for sale in whatever form one
air, the finest and best o f our youth
m ight ask it
From the top fam ilies
are passing thiou gh th e valley of the
to the runaway slaves who hid about,
Cy
JOSEPH
E.
DAVIES
death.
the city was a festering hole.
Into
F o r m e r A mbit sudor to l l u u n
W hen they are sent into danger, it
this cesspool of iniquity, the Holy His Son Gets
and Helgium.
is not asked o f them from what clas ;
Spirit sent
the Apostle
Paul to
or
from
.vhat
national or racial
( W r i t t e n f o r the T r e a s u r y f o r p a r l m r n t In
spread the Gospel, to open their eyes, Army Promotion
the K r t a l l r r -
S\V V E S "
stock they com e, or by what reltg- e r a a u m n p r . e l t i i f o n n to with
r o m p l e t t the n a t i o n ' « lUJ.UiMI.OOO
to turn them from darkness to light Hello Folks:
, ious creed they live
The phrase p a rt ia ll y tilled W a r S ta m p a l b u m » . !
and from the power o f Satan unto | Well. I have always tried to teach
; Selective Service does not mean s«-
my only son that he will get out
God.
lection by these discrim inative can
he puts into his work. W hen
What I m yself saw in my four
God had many people there, he told what
I ons.
Instead, it means that they years in Europe gave me a new the Apostle.
But the Gospel must he wuz a w alkin' for the Santa Fe
are chosen for their physical fitness
R. R. Co., here he found out that
realization of the priceless rights first be sounded and by that the
and their mental ability to endure
Spirit would do his work and call out basic rule held good in his prom otions.
which we here enjoy.
hardship, strain, stress and privation,
H e was an Unclaimed Blessin’, (un
No secret police can in the night many a one to salvation.
to obey and carry out orders, to fo l
So it was that num bers had their m arried) and got his call ta the U.
low and to lead in short, that they whisk us away, never again to be eyes opened and answered to the call. S. army.
Now after ten
m onths
have the resiliency and high courage seen by those we love.
But they
were untaught.
They over at Ft. Reno, near here. Uncle
o f youth
None of us can be deprived by any broke into rival cliques and follow ed Sam prom oted him from a F irst
So our boys go into the valley of party, state or tyrant of those pre human leaders.
Some
took Peter, Class Private to a Staff Sergeant in
the shadow.
Some will com e out
cious civil liberties which our laws som e FJaul, som e the silver-tongued the Supply Dept., and he is tran sfer-
not unchanged, foi
who that faces and our courts guarantee.
He had a
Apollos.
From the next city, where led to Ft. Bliss, Texas.
death bravely, fears death ?
Many
heap of work on that dep't. ov er at
he
had
gone,
Paul
sends
back
a
re
None of us can be persecuted for
will never return.
D ifferin g though
He put
buke "W hat know ye not that your Ft. Reno, and worked hard.
they may in class .color or creed, practicing the faith which we found body is the tem ple o f the Holy Ghost in m ore hours than was
required,
at
our
mother’s
knee.
they will lie alike in distant graves,
especially' when his com m andin ’ o f f i
None of us can be persecuted, tor which is in you, whicii ye have from cer wuz called away for thirty days
in land honored forever by the fact
God, and ye are not your o w n ?
For
that they died that other men m ight tured or killed because of the fact ye are bought with a price, th erefore and left him in charge o f that dep't.
that an accident of fate might have glorify God in your bo ly.”
be free.
The ole M cG uffy rules for w ork
Three such boys died in the line o^ made us of the same race as the
This is what he m eant—Suppose a hold good even in the Army.
Nazarene.
duty a. shin t tim e a g o - a pYoteS-
B A R B W IR E B ILL
fam ous
physician
cam e
to
your
tant named Vogel, a C ath olic named
No American can be placed by house to heal one o f your fam ily and
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Sipow sky and a Jew named G old any party or government in a regi you made him a prisoner in a cubby
berg.
There is room for editorials mented vise which takes from him h«)le up under the r o o f?
Not much
RATION BOOK REMINDER
galore in that statem ent.
But more
or her either freedom of economic use to your fam ily, we should say.
significant to me than any editorial
SU
G AR Stamp No. 11, in B ook l,
opportunity or political religious lib L ike that, the H oly Spirit had taken
was a phase in the governm«;nt story
up in his temple, their bodies, to I good for three pounds, expires M arch
erty.
— ‘‘Three
Am erican
boys
in
the
Let the 15.
What would the millions of unfor give them fulness of life.
Navy, a Protestant, a C atholic and a
Spirit have his rightful first place,
G A SO L IN E Stamps No. 4, each
tunate
men,
women
and
children
in
Jew. united by their com m on faith
says Paul.
Open all the house to good for four gallons through March
in A m erican d em ocracy and In free Europe give to be able to live and him.
Let the Spirit fg l th«.>:n.
Let 21 .
dom, met death together.”
enjoy such a way of life?
them live by P O W E R
F R O M ON
They met death, as brave men meet
R E G IS T R A T IO N
D A T E S (— Fuel
Well, in this wtir, those are the HIGH.
They w ere indw elt by the
the thing they fear.
United by their things in our lives which are in Spirit but they needed to be IN oil dealers, I'eb. 13 and 13. FYrel oil
com m on faith in A m erican d em oc jeopardy. Our boys are dying to pre F IL L E D
users Feb. 15 to 17.
R ation book
racy and in freedom , they walked serve them for us.
H ow is it that Dr. Martin Nie- No. 2. Feb. 22 to 27.
into the valley o f the shadow never
Then we can do no less than to m oeller is able to stand out against
C O F F E E —February 8 to M arch 21
to return.
“
say
yes’ ’ and fill those war stamp H itler in the rags, verm in and star —Stam p No. 25, war ration book No.
Our hearts go out to those they
vation of the concentration
ca m p ? 1, book holders 15 years o f age or
left behind them, those who too, go albums. It is our duty and privilege This man who dared to speak for
over, good until m idnight M arch 21
through the shadow s o f separation. to help the secretary of the treasury, God
H ow ?
Because N iem oeller
But to them is one consolation they Mr. Morgenthau, in his magnificent gave the Holy Spirit every room in for 1 pound o f coffee.
share in com m on.
Though these effort to do the tremendous job of ■ his heart.
T IR E S —Cars with B and C m ile
He is m aking it through
lads follow ed different load s o f faith getting the money to keep our boys • by P O W E R FROM ON HIGH
age rationing books m ust have tires
to each was vouchsafed the prom supplied with the weapons with
And y ou ?
Do you run with the inspected prior to F ebraury 28.
ise o f the Psalmist D avid:
"Yea, which to fight our fight.
¡w o rld ? ? Are you saved but fru it I All C coupon book s and most B
though I walk through the valley of
If you have
Christ as Sa- cards must be renewed March 1.
Surely that is little enough for us j less?
the shadow of death, I will fear no
i viour, the Holy Spirit IN D W E L L S
to do on the home front.
evil, fo r Thou art with me. Thy rod
Cars with A books must have tires
YOU.
But he waits to IN F IL L you.
V. S. I it usury Vrfattmcni
and T hy staff, they
com fort m e.”
He wants every room
Are you the inspected prior to February 28.
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And each
fam ily who m ourns rests
restless joyless C hristian?
Or are
A new econom ical, washable paint
SH O ES- F ebruary 9 to June 15—
secure in the faith that beyond the
! you possessed o f the peace that pass-
valley o f the shadow lies an eternal dries in 60 minutes, needs «»nly ond eth all understanding Die to self; be Stam p No. 17, war ration book 1,
coat, has no objectionable odor, re
peace.
IN F IL L E D with the Spirit and make valid for purchase o f one pair o f
quires only water for thinning, and
F am ily
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it through by P O W E R F R O M ON shoes through this period.
stam ps are interchangable.
A new sealing liquid applied to has a high degree of light reflec HIGH.
wood or conerete surfaces protects tion.
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R A T IO N BOOK NO. 2
them from attack by oil or grease.
F ebruary 3 0 --R eta il sales o f ca n
New
w ood link mats, which can be
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ned fruit s and vegetables ends at
rolled
up for easy handling and
C loverdale, O regon
A crayon-like stick, recently d e cleaning, now are used
m idnight.
instead o f
T
his
space
paid
for
by
an
O
regon
veloped, provides a simple means for lubber link matting.
February 22 to 27 R egistiation for
businessman.
m easuring tem peratures.
A mark
w ar ration book No. 2 at schools or
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made with the stick becom es shiny
ration boards.
The headaches behind the counters
Be pretty if you- can, be w itty if j
when a specific tem perature is reach
M arch 1— R ation in g o f canned and
o
f
the
local
m
erchants
are
m
any
to
you must, be agreeable if it kills you. 1
ed.
dried fruits, canned and frozen v eg e
day, and they get no - medals for d o
Elsie De W olf.
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tables begins.
ing the most rem arkable m erchandis
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The home town paper is like bread ing job at the lowest turnover profit
Clip this in form ation and keep it
and meat to service men.
An ad tells it effectively at a mlni- with your ration book for ready r e f
the world has ever seen.
nmm cost.
erence.
O u r F reed o m
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jungles and deserts in many form s
as an A rm y field ration.
Here is a story o f relativity. W hen
the war started, who ever thought o f
a package o f candy in relation to a
rifle, a cannon, a jungle uniform , or
a rubber b oa t?
In tw elve months,
our sense o f values has indeed ch ang
ed. FYom now on, the wise man will
be cautious in classifying essential
and non-essential enterprises.
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OSC Army Reservists to
Be Called up in March
KEEP THE EAGLE FLYING
An bid fable tells how u m ouse re-
le sed a lion by gnaw ing the net
that trapped him.
Millions o f small taxpayers in this
fou n try . by their tax payments, must
gnaw aw ay the debt net that now en
meshes their governm ent.
T he im m ediate
passage
by Con-
g n ;s o f a pay-as-you-go tax measure
to cover
1943 incom es, will enable
all the people to start right now nib
bling at the debt.
W ars cost m oney and the people
must pay for them.
The sooner
they begin to pay, the better.
The
sm aller the installm ents can he mude,
and easier taxes are to pay.
So let's face the farts and keep
the Eagle flying high.
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STUDY IN RELATIVITY
Oregon? State College, Feb. 12 The
recently announced
decision to call
students o f the army enlisted reserve
corps into active training at the end
o f the winter term will a ffe ct several
hundred O regon State college men,
although the
exem ptions
being al
lowed assure a m ore nearly norm al
spring term than was expected at
first, says E. B. Lemon, registrar.
A pproxim ately 43ft
students here
are in the
arm y
enlisted
reserve
corps, but o f these about 145 are ju n
iors in the advanced
ROTC work,
who are to be left until the end of
the year under latest
rulings.
A
considerable num ber o f the rem ain
der are sophom ores in engineering,
science, or pre-m edics
courses, who
also are to remain at least till June.
Those in the air corps reserve, num
bering 121, are not to be called until
present
crow ded training
facilities
are cleared.
The rem ainder, probably num ber
ing around 200 or so, will enter basic
training probably late in March, and.
after 13 weeks, will be eligible for
assignm ent to continue college train
ing In uniform , though it is not ex
pected that all present student arm y
reservists will be re-assigned to co l
lege.
No date has been set for ca ll
ing the naval student reservists for
prelim inary training to precede the
reassignm ent to college.
C ontrary to earlier reports, stu
dents who enter college prior to co m
pletion o f their high school w ork will
not be eligible to Join the V -l navy
reserve
program
until after their
high school diplom a is obtained Fur
therm ore, there is no assurance that
enlistm ents in this program will be
accepted ufter March 1ft.
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A global war has given all o f us a
different
understanding o f
relative
values o f almost everything
under
the sun.
A year ago we talked glibly about
essential and nonessential industries.
<!uns,
am m unition,
airplanes
and
ships were
essential.
The
lowly
milk cow, or the hen cack lin g when
she laid an egg, were just part o f the
country scenery.
But a year later, we have awaken-
•ned with a start to the fact that
milk, butter, eggs, and a thousand-
arid one other products that seemed
relatively unim portant com pared to
buttle equipment, are today the in
dispensable
things
that keep
our
arm ies and our fleets in fighting
trim not only our own
but our
Allies.
“ England W ins W a r ”
Millions o f people found when pre Is Holland Headline
paring
C hristm as
packages
that
candy one o f the articles that we
San Francisco, Feb.
12 Meekly
have taken for granted like air and obeying orders o f Germ an nuttuirlties
w ater was hard to get oil unobtain to
publish
excerpts
of a
recent
able in many cases.
And w h y ? Be Churchill speech and then to ridicule
« 1 1 use it w as being sent literally b y 1 it with sarcastic com m ent, it was re
the shipload to all parts o f the vealed here today, by the Netherlund
world, for our armed forces.
The Inform ation IVireaue, the editor o f u
Army nutrition experts find the Am I Dutch
newspaper
Het
Vaderland
etlean soldier ¡4 a better fighting printed his story with a scream ing
man when candy is part o f his diet. headline England W ins the W ar and
It is one o f the things that soldiers In fine print Says Churchill.
For
buy most in railroad stations and this, th e- editor wus fined 28,000
cam p s.
it goes into the mountains. guilders by the Nazis, about $13.500
Is Price!ess
Mike Stanich, Albina Shipyard Worker, refu
gee from Hitler, says: "I speak for all Albina
workers when I tell you that you are urgently
WANTED at ALBINA SHIPYARD
to build Hell-Ships for United States Navy."
•
Albina Shipyard . . . known as
Portland's Hell Row because its
fighting ships give the Axis hell
W a r S ta m p S ales O v e r
H a lf Itillio n D o lla rs ,
Needs
A lb u m D r iv e O p e n s
Machinists
Shipfitters
Welders
1. Albina is ilia elosest-in shipyard.
V S. T rr !«ury photo
tppcalinir Margaret C. Russell of the War Saving» SUIT tacks up this
new I n asury poster which will be seen from coast to coast. It pi< lure« retailers'
-l«>. in, ' >\Y VI > •* A drive is underway for Americans to buy additional Mai
lam p- to till albums and convert them Into War Ronds.
\ \ W ASHINGTON. D. C.— The na-
”
to n 's retailers from the tiniest
hamlets to the mighty cities are act
ing as a spearhead in a great Treas
ury Department campaign to sell
the addition al W ar Savings Stamps
needed to fill more than 100,000,000
albuma now in the hands of the
American people.
According to a report released by
the Treasury Department today,
sales of War Savings Stamps totaled
$.'>59.777,000 for the period from May
1, 1941, through November, 1942
Stamp sales have risen from less
than three million dollars per month
when they were first introduced to
the public to an average of more
than fifty million dollara per month
at tha present time.
The Treasury'! slogan, "A half-
filled album is like a half equipped
soldier," has been adopted officially
by retailers for the campaign.
The importance of the drive is
seen in the fact that a War Bond po
tential of nearly two billion dollars
hangs in the balance.
Every War Stamp album, con
verted into a People's Bond, for
which the purchaser pays $18.75 and
which matures to $25 00 value w hen
held for 10 years, adds its force to
the war effort.
The
Treasury
Department
is
counting upon the country's school
children to play a powerful role in
the success of the SAY Y E S drive
The volume of stamp and bond sales
is at the rate of $200,000 000 for the
current school year.
L’. S. fr w u .r ) U »H rim *sl
2 . \\ illiin
NOW
ira lls in y d is t a n c e o f d o iv n lo tr n
P o rtla n d
:i. H u s l i n r s p r a c t i c a l l y ai t h e p a i r .
i. A o better icorkiny conditions anyirhcre.
• 1 . Pipiny-ltol meals in the yard restaurant,
ti. t r e e parkiny lot.
ALBINA ENGINE
AND MACHINE WORKS AND SHIPYARD
APPLY AT ALBINA DESK, U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, SOUTHWEST TW ELFTH AT STARK