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Friday, April 9 . 1943
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R I S E , Beaverton, Oregon
la b so n Analyzes First
Qnarter Activities
H. 1L J K m t l K S , Publisher
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Things Freeze U p !
The thing th at gets me is this
talk about r a is in g more potatoes*
Washington, D. C.. April 9—The
first quarter of 1943 was marked by
several outstanding events in busi­
ness and finance. Some of these are
| resulting in vital changes in our
1 economic and family life
I have
space to comment upon just a few of
them.
Congress B elow Standard
Beaverton Office— Enterprise Bldg., Phone Beaverton 2321
We entered 1943 with a better po­
1 Hello Folks:
Hillsboro Office— Room 5, Delta Bldg., Phone 1641
Well things can Freese Up fer a litical situation that had existed foi
Portland O ffice- 308 Panama Bldg., 3rd and Alder
Phone ATwater 6591
There has beer* contin­
week nowadays before you know some time.
whats a goln’ on! Look at the short- ued evidence that the calibre of Con­
improved.
It remains,
nin’ grease and a few other things gress has
| Churchill and Hitler crossed words i however, below the standards o f the
after-democracy it represents
This may
I what froze up over here
, on the air! I reckon we will git uaed I not be the fault of Congress itself
| to such things as the war increases, i but the fault of the voters who elect
Even in these strin­
I ’ll bet the 'am thing what Fsv'-zes the Congress.
up will be W H IS K E Y !
Now don’t gent times people are failing to take
Until
misunderstand me, I am willin’ fer an interest in government.
everything to freeze up and let us they do we can expect little of a con­
live on snake eggs and dog milk If structive nature from Washington.
that’s what It takes to beat the dev- Commodity Prices
L IV E S VS. C A S H
llilh Axis bunch!
But I git rcgust-
The prediction I made in my Annu
O t "• ^ & &
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ed
when
a
red
nosed
feller talks to al Forecast that there would be con-
“They gave their
n<
s
you
end
|
me
about
the
hole
world
a
gettin’
to
i « tinued pressure to pierce price ceil-
your money” is the U S traaaui-v I —" ------- ------
uraituiy ruined that he is afeard that things ¡nKg has materialized.
T in
has
slogan for the Second war loan drive j will go completely to the devil and been almost a complete di
rd of which continued during JanuSry and Molasses O rder Must
retail prices ceilings.
Inflationary February,
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ooo «no 0«»e* On
T h i>O
m<1 ,H that
!t
,hat whukey
they may fer * ven
mak-
(W0,000,000,000.
This
mean,
he in-
a have
while, to 4 quit
0 ne
of forces are set for a good ride and New Industrie«
Be Placed at Once
l600fl00°f
,alae man
*13’" I that
Of the new products being develop-
i/OO.OOO, about $100 *,hOU
for d every
^ . breed
T
. talked
. . .
. to me the . other pressure on wholesale prices, which
Dairy farmers
to use mo-
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.7,.
‘" “ " ¡day.
I asked him how many farms have been quietly getting up steam, ed in research departments, little can
. __ ... who
, plan
.
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i he drank down hiz windpipes to soak may blow up thewhole price control now be said.
But readers can rest
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glass and le-
Elsewhere in this paper .. an ad j hiz noge and bra,nB?
H e said that
gume silage are urged to place their
program.
Inflation of prices may assured that out of the increase in
sponsored by patriotic merchants. '
hig b(znegg ,
He ghous looked
orders
with
their
dealers
at once,
be slowed down, but will not stop, industrial and scientific research oc-
professional men and individuals u rg -!it»
Hence, wholesale prices will undoubt casioned by the War, many revolu saul 1 »line1 S Toivend, as it is °ui
ing everyone to do their part.
Men;
B A R B W IR E B IL L
edly work higher
tlona.y services and materials will
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War
and women will call on you soon— f
“ Soul liberty is the prerogative
Rationing
■ *>• available after the War
In fact. jn effect ag )agt
for your pledge
Do your part noW
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of the individual man or woman.
Starting with tires, gasoline and the great improvements in the fields
An
panning to use molasses
so that this horrible wai will end Letters From Soldiers
It should never be surrendered to
fuel oil and extending to food and of chemistry» and electronics have a. for /
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hig QW
soon.
1 Even Include Poetry
any civlq organization, whether it
shoes, rationing, together with a dry ready been nosed about and resulted tajnelg ug bu,k de„
w i„ have to
he that of a township, a state, a
ing up of many consumer goods sup in upward flurries in certain chem. be taken
Qne
J
molasses will
t
.
.
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A
local
service
man
saw
a
poem
in
nation, or a World Federation.”
The be avaj,able at Foregt
Q|.ove thig
In England it has been estimated j p,.jnt clipped it out and sent it home plies, has been the means of bringing « 1 radio and other securities
Cer technical
training
many of oui wfetk
, f dairymen wait untU the
that one efficient man or woman, av- to his parents. The parents for some our war economy home to all.
need
h
molagge3
! ei aging four hours a day working in undisclosed reason prefer not to have Uinly, the point system pf rationing young men are now receiving assures tjme ^
will be extended ultimately to cloth- our leadership in terms of better and the, e |g ye
chance ^
| a Digging for Victory garden can the man’s name mentioned.
SIGNS OF SPRING
This is Ing and a good deal sooner to many cheaper products for a generation to ^
n<jt be ab,e tQ obtajn
gtate;
| produce more than $100 worth of the poem:
food in a year.
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types of foodstuffs.
But rationing come.
Torvend.
Orders should be placed
What are the signs of spring?
of clothes is unlikely before next fall, ,
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well in advance of the time the mo-
A robin in the yard . . victory
T H E D R A F T DODGER
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gardens . . budding
. .. . . , At least 90 percent of the bicycle I am writing this short letter
if then.
,
j-,
i-.
lasses will be needed.
_ . .. trees ,
word . is true
stock Market
K . id n e y s L iO r a r
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But there i* . another
¡ndugtry.g
facilities
devoted to | And every
yes, all these,
. . .
I muumrjr
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acumen are tievoiea
,
We have had a gradually ’ ising
A veal kidney or four little lam b; An organization of technical re­
sign o f spring to notice particularly ! ^ , .
piodlK.tlon
making airplane I D^_n ‘ look av’. ay- d,aft dodKer
Children start playing outside
For it’s addressed to you
stock market now for over twelve kidneys will serve two people very searchers now offers a loose-leaf ser-
parts, bombs and bomb parts, small
rhooting a game of marbles along the arms and other articles of war.
You feel at home and in no danger
months.
The advance in «Jcurities liberally. A beef kidney, a beef heart vice on substitutes for hundreds of
curb . . . getting up a game of
Back in the old home town;
was particularly marked during the or calf tongue, served with plenty of scarce materials.
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scrub in the street . . . zipping
You cooked up some good story
first two months of the current year, vegetables, will serve four.
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around on their bicycles . . roller
So the draft board would turn But it took a few million-share days
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Cardboard liners for concrete forms
USE
THIS
YARD
STICK
r-katlng on paved streets.
you down.
to wake up most investors.
Ri^ht
A woman member of » methods have been developed to add resist-
Youngsters shouldn’t play in such | Here we record a strange thing You never think of real men,
now there is a decided rush for peace group at a large war plant offered ance to abrasion as well as to freez-
dangerous places, i of
stocks and for cheap stocks.
Many suggestions for manufacturing ope- ing and thawing.
» course.
" But
“ ‘ After the Japanese had taken a b l g v Who
. * leave there day by day
. ,
you know how kids are.
They d o n t !gUce QUt of China we gee , he Qene * | You just think of the girl friends
I have foolishly bought stocks without j rations that more than cut operator-
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That you get while they are away | any asset value at all behind thorn time in half.
Advertising is salesmanship.
you parents to caution them and head in China, praying daily for You just sit at home and read youi | Holders of good stocks should con- .
tinue their position and disiegnd =HI=IIIEIIIEIII=IIIEIII=lll*m£IN3!NSIII=lll=lll=m=UI=lll=lll=lll=IIIEIH*MSIIISUi9(lt3lltSHia
paper,
you motorists to wntch out for them. these same Jap people.
So his
Be especially
alert these days,
Jump and yell “ W e'll win.”
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friends report.
And yet it is with
Just where in hell do you get that Considering the large amounts of Iji
won't you?
Think how you would
reason that the great man pleads be­
iii
"w e” stuff?
available cash, it is only natural to jjj
feel if you killed a child!
fore the God of heaven to have mer­
expect that its ultimate investment —
This war will be won by men.
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cy toward his enemies.
For the Just what do you think, draft dodger vill be a dominant factor in further jjj
THE NEW ARMY
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General himself was once in heathen
That this free nation would do
higher stock averages.
If
all
the
men
were
dodgers
army
of
I
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•
‘
ness
and
It
was
by
the
prayers
Manufacturing
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War has created a new
And» afraid to fight like you?
' | of others that he was brought into
During the first quarter, a great
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tiie enemy.
This army permeates the Gospel light and to Christ who Well, I guess that's all, Mr. Slacker many industries showed unusually
For I suppose your face is red.
1 good results.
The total volume of
war plants and homes.
Aside from has become the fulness of life to him.
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Christ tells us to love oui enemies j America is no place for your kind
business has been well maintained, _
individual carelessness, its ranks in­
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but profits on the whole, due to tax ID
O regon’s Own Author
clude haste and confusion and substi­ and he gives us a yard stick that I And I mean every word 1 said,
tells
us
how
far
our
love
reaches
|
So
in
closing
this
letter
draft
dodger
;
provisions,
have
fallen.
Exceptions
IM
tution.
The war worker rushing t o .
Just remember what I say:
to this however, are not uncommon
work and neglecting to turn off the Here we have it ONE lxive your
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TW O Bless them that Keep away from my girl, you bum, ! to find.
Competition has been keen.
stove, the confusion of hurriedly enemies.
For I'm coming home some day.
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, many small manufacturing concerns,
T H R E E Do good to
slapping together a housing project curse you.
FOUR Pray
stores and shops have had to shut =
..... li i « suits in poor construction them that hate you.
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up.
It has not been a time to es- ||!
«mil mi fir* p w w t i f l * facilities, the j for them that despitefully use you A x is Mine Fields
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tablush new enterprises, but certainly ¡¡j
rubstltutlon of highly flammable m a-1 aud persecute you.
Located
in
O
regon
we can look forward to many new S
ii i ials where ordinarily metal would
Now bring it down to date and take
ill
have been used these are the kind | your own measure. ONE Love your
Areas covered with ferns» and oth developments to take up some <•* the j
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Author Frederick Haberman
of things of which the wartime fire ¡enemy. That means to love the Jap er dead growth from last year have i post-war slack
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hazard army is made.
j people in spite of their treachery at been an explosive menace to life and | Retail Trade
fl
¡jj
For example, glass Is now widely | Pearl Harbor.
TW O To bless them, property during recent weeks.
In
February and March were pretty ; s
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used as a substitute for metal In con i Yes. In spite of their taking over the extremely dry spring weather dead good months for retailers.
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tainers holding flammable liquids Philippines. T H R E E To do good to feins will blow up In flame from a Was some 25% higher than the co r-' m
Kerosene, cleaning fluid and gaso them In spite of their planning to en spark.
responding months of a year ago j
ill
FOUR And to pray for
line are common In every home. Fire slave us.
This spring the fern fields of O re-! piices may be well maintained but
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department officials and the fire in­ them in spite of their treatment of gon are in effect land mine fields of as I stated in my Annual Forecast I
surance industry have sought for our men taken prisoners.
the Axis. The men required to fight expect the year to show a decline in jjj
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So we see the Japanese as an out­ fern fires are so many men taken volume.
years to teach people to store these
Customers have jumped =
ill
volatile liquids in non-shatternble law nation that must be rounded up from war production.
Farm fires the gun on clothes and on other types i DC
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containers.
Yet today metal has be- and their guns taken away
At the are a serious hazard to timber need- of merchandise
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«un«' precious and the dangerousl
sunn time we see
them one by one ,
for war ugcg
at Its highest level and many families j =
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jar is reappeniing
in the g s-! as souls fol whom Christ died
We; Patriotism
requires extreme pre- able for the first time in years to re- j
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lure und laundry room. Special kinds ¡are to pray that they
may he lifted ; cautio , W|th fire anywhere
outdoors place worn out goods and materials.! jjj
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of glass have been developed which ( from heathen darkness into the glor- f,.om „ ,w untn the
heavy rains of it was natural for retailers to bene- -
Portland, Oregon
'eslst breakage
But they do break : tons light of the Gospel
In spite of next autumn.
Governor Snell has fit. The record national income of
Therefor*, highly
volatile
agents all their deviltry we are to plead advanced the date of the closed flro $121.115,000,000 has also been a fac­ E H I = l l l = l l l 3 l M E I I I E I M = :I M = M I = M I E I I I = I I I E I I I = l l l = I I I E I M = I M = l l ( = I M E M I E I I I E I I I E I M = l l l = l l l = I M = I M =
such as naptha and lighter fluid l before God for their souls.
season.
Those who set fires without tor in the retail business, but last
should be kept in small bottles not I Is it from
a sense of duty that you permits from authorized forest offi November and December showed a
more than a few ounces, so that if '• obey Christ and pray for your enemy? ecus are subject to arrest.
reversal of the trend in income
they should break, the consequent Or is It from a heart of love?
The
And let’s not forget that fern fires
vapors will not have sufficient expío- fruit of the Spirit Is love and being and so-called brush fires are destruc­
sive force to endanger life.
This * fruit, it must come In by growth, tive in any year.
As many as 25,000
should be possible because these and ! How comes that growth?
How does Douglas fir
seedlings
have
been
T H E O LD JU D G E S A Y S ...
similar materials are seldom used In j the Holy Spirit bring you into such counted on a single acre of logged-off
quantity. Above all else, never store | love?
What means does he use? land, under screens of fern.
flammable liquids in rooms contain-1 Does he point you to some needy
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Ing stoves or open flame,
i soul near to hand and you make It
Pedestrians, when you are crossing
The army of fire hazards is beyond your Christian duty to help such n ¡busy streets, don’t day dream. Stay ^
the reach of the mightiest bomber. one?
And in time you find your­ awake.
“ Usq your head as well as
Just because a bomber can't reach It, self acting from love? How comes it your feet.”
we should not underestimate Its pow-ithnt you love your enemy?
er.
It can strike ns swiftly and 1 Mail me a postal that I can use
Caution ia the only
safeguard
deadly as the most efficient panzer and on It say how you came into the against traffic accidents.
Don't put
dlviaion
And, unlike the panzer, | deeper love.
your trust in luck
The only one
<ince It strikes It sometimes cannot
who should put faith in a rabbit foot
be stopped
The army of fire haz­
ia a rabbit.
ards can be licked only by civilians.
And they can lick It only If they
Cloverdale, Oregon
R A TIO N BOOK REM INDER
think fire V'eventton. day and night,
This apace paid for by an Oregon
Clip this Rationing Calendar and
at home and at work.
businessman.
attach to ration book for conven­
ience.
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Coupon No. 12 good for 5 Iba. must
Inst through May 31
I COFFEE
ID
Stamp No. 26 tl lb expires April 25
F U E L O IL
Peilod 4 coupons expire April 6 in
ÎM
zones C A D .
April 12. in zone B,
5
j April 17 in zone A.
Period 3 eou-
tl!
| pons now valid in all zones.
By
SHOES
No. 17 stamp in war ration book
in
5
, one good for one $>air until June 15.
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Thursday evening, A p ril 15, at 8 o’clock
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F IF T H C H U R C H o f C IIK IS T . M4 IK .N TIST
The Public Is cordially Invited
| GASOLINE
i A book coupons No. 5 good for four
| gallon* each from March 22 to May |
¡jj 21 outside the eastern gasoline short­
age area
flKlCM
March 31 Cara with A books must
have tires inspected before this date, j
m Santa basic rules as for passenger ,
I j cars apply to motorcycle D books
IN Tire*
Recapping with reclaimed rubber |
3 cantelback
for tires smaller than
■ 17 50-20 permitted without ration cer-
I | tiftcate
1 AUTOMOBILES
New 1941 models may be purchased
by merely filing statement of need
with dealer, 1942 model* listing at
more than $1500 and convertibles
may be sold on ration certificates to
anyone needing car and not having
"‘■arviceahle car” If engaged in gain­
ful employment or war or welfare
work: other 19«2 models may be sold
on ration certificates to persons elig­
ible for C gas rations
“ Hnd any new 4 from George and his family
since they moved away. Judge?”
“ Yes. I had a letter from him day before
yesterday. He's in Kentucky ...the family's
tine and they all like it there. George says
tie has a fine job in a beverage distillery.
Me brought out an interesting ixiint in his
letter I hadn't thought of before. He said
that while the beverage distillers are work­
ing 24 hours a day, 7 days a week turning
out war alcohol for the government for
ammunition, tires, medical supplies and
chemicals, they still are able to account tor
nearly a billum and a half dollars in taxes
each year. That’s on account of the fact the
leverage distillers, though working 100*«
for the government, are still able to supply
the public with beverages from the reserve
stocks made during jreacetime.
' (Juite an unusual case, isn’t it, Jinr
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