The Beaverton enterprise., April 23, 1943, Page Page 2, Image 2

Friday, April 23, 1943
I Victory
Garden
T he visitor fro m abroad held up a
good A m erican dollar for all to see
Then he made them an o ffe r ; whoever
Hom e garden »m all fruit plantings
would step up and receive the dollar
are im portant.
It may becom e m ore
could have it to keep.
N o strings,
d ifficu lt and costly to obtain small
m ind you. Just step and take it.. A
fru its for hom e use during the war.
Published F riday or each week by the P ioneer Publishing Co . at Beaverton,
sure enough gift.
Sm all fruit plantings may becom e a
Oregon. Entered as eecond-clase m atter at the p oetofflce at B eaverton, Ore
| No ta k ers?
Yes, over there a stu­
part o f hom e gardens where there is
$ .S5o dent rose up, cam e forw ard, received
..$ 1.00
T hree M o n t h s ------- —
sp ace fo r them and tim e fo r their
One Year _
_ .SO
Subscription Payable In Advance. i the gift, sm iled his thanks
care.
R esults are not obtained as
Six Months
turned to his seat.
quickly as with vegetables.
Straw ­
B eaverton O ffice — E nterprise Bldg., P hone B eaverton 2321
Dr. Samuel M
Zw em er, who so
berries will bear a crop the next year
H illsboro O ffice — R o o m 5, Delta Bldg., P hone 1641
well know s the M oham m euan world,
after being set out.
Som e varieties
P ortland O ffice—-308 P anam a Bldg., 3rd and A lder
Phone A Tw ater 15591 : with its 200 m illions o f adherants.
particularly ever-bearing, m ay p ro­
1 was before their sch ool in Cairo. He
duce som e the first season.
Cane
had been telling the students that the
fruits bear lightly the second year a f­
! P rophet Jesus for so they name our
ter planting but com e into full bear­
| L ord— was C od 's free gift. O f course
ing the third and follow in g years.
Christ and M oham m ed d iffer, for
Varieties o f straw berries, red rasp­
Christ
rules
by
love
instead
o
f
by
'
berries. black raspberries, gooseb er­
fire and sw ord.
And C hrist's people
ries, currants, and upright M ackber-
spread light, hope, cheer and a high
ri«-s are recom m ended and E xtension
ord er o f fam ily life, while M oham ­
Bulletin
618 provides
in form ation
m ed's world has been under dry rot
about these crop s which may be o f
all these centuries.
value to hom e gardeners.
But our point is Z w em er's use of
laws to meet present-day
needs o f
It is tim e to begin plans fo r tom a ­
T he student with
the taxpayers.
One o f its ecent ad- that silver dollar.
to plants
As soon as the ground
the fez atop his head did nothing to
vertisem ents s a id :
warm s up an dthere is no dan ger of
i
ago
j
ea
rn
the
coin.
He
did
not
com
m
it
"R em em b er how a few y ea n
frost they m ay be planted.
S u cces­
talked ] lines out o f som e book, nor utter a
the
governm ent
solem nly
sive plantings o f spinach, carrots,
about 'F reedom
from debt . . tree-1 prayer, nor m ount a cam el and make
peas, radishes, and beets m ay be
All
dom from want . . . freedom from ! a pilgr im age to som e holy city.
m ade now.
E arly potatoes m ay still
he
did
was
to
w
alk
up,
hold
out
his
fear, e tc?'
bo planted.
Varieties suggested are
hand
and
receive
the
dollar.
It
was
"T h e 'Freedom s' theory is a great :
Bliss T rium ph, Irish Cobbler, E arly
S ari I a gift straight out and by that the
one— but w hy
doesn't
Uncle
R ose, Earliest o f All, W hite
Rose,
■mì and B urbanks.
practice it with incom e taxes?
In-I young Arabs sitting there were t early
stead o f freeing his ta x p a y cis fron ’. 1 to think on that greater G ift— G od ’s
G ood gardens are not lu ck ; they
debt and fear, the present incom e tax g ift o f his Son.
Just like that they were to receive
system perpetuates a peculiar type
j are planned.
And to as m any as received
Hom e gardeners
are
lim ited on
of peonage because the taxpayer is Christ.
H im . to them, gave He pow er to be-
never out o f debt.
w* I their ch oice o f com m ercial fertilizer
"I.*aat year’s incom e
taxes
hang j com e the sons o f God., even to them
to the standard V ictory G arden 3-8-7
FLAC SALUTE
around his neck
like a millstone, j that believe on H is name.
m ixture.
This can be spread over
During the cerem on y o f hoisting
Let's adopt the
pay-as-you-go plan ] R eceive Him, all w h o are mired
the entire su rface o f the soil at a rate
or low ering the flag, or when the
now and m ake the ‘ F reedom s' an a c j dow n, bogged down, desolate, befog-
o f 4 or 5 pounds to the square rod,
flag is passing in a parade or in a
tuality rather than a pretty th e o r y ."! ged, with will pow er burned ou t; let
and w orked in o r it m ay be spread
V
the m an-haters and the God-haters
review, all persons present should
along the row, preferably about one-
receive Christ as G od 's love g ift and
face the flag, stand at attention
h alf inch deeper than the seed. N ev­
said Christ He that receiveth Me, I
THE RIGHT APPROACH
and salute.
T hose present in uni­
er place fertilizer against the seed at
P rice
A dm inistrator
Prentiss M. will In no wise cast out.
form should render the m ilitary
planting time.
So you do not earn C hrist; you com e
B row n deserves the wholehearted c o ­
salute. W hen n ot In uniform , men
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Y ou take H im as you
operation o f all citizens.
H e speaks as you are.
should rem ove their headdress with
would
take
a
cup
o
f
cold
water
in
a
a language which our people under­
the right hand holding it at the left
I cam e not to
shoulder, the hand over the heart.
stand and appreciate, Instead o f the dry and w eary land,
"$10,000 fine and 10 years In ja il” call the righteous but sinners to re­
Men without hats should salute in
tlie same manner.
A llens should
lingo.
pentance, said He..
No American wants this war
Just as I am , without one plea -
W hen enlarging the rationing pro­
stand at attention. W om en should
to go one minute bey.ond the
ly
ill.
Daniel
has
been
staying
w
ith
gram , Mr. Brown said:
“ T he n eces­ But that T hv blood was shed for me
KINTON
salute by placing the right hand
time we can bring it to a vic­
his sister Mrs. A lbert Dallman.
over the heart.
The salute to the
sities o f war have once again co m ­ - A n d that Thou bidd’st me to com e
torious end.
To hasten that
The
K
inton
E van gelical
church
Carl J. Allen was taken to the G ood
pelled the governm ent to ask the Am to T h e e —O L am b o f God I com e.
flag In the m oving colum n should
victory— to save possibly the
m em bers
will
open
their
E aster is im p rovin g from a m ajor operation.
erican people to bear the burden of
be rendered at the m om ent the
week-end by attending the Com m un- Sam aritan hospital in Portland last
lives of millions of our boys
flag passes.
i ion service and quarterly con feren ce Tuesday for a m ajor operation.
He
on our far flung fronts— it is
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| lik e to a s k th e
foi b « # l u n c e o f
the
! at the T igard church on Thursday is im provin g rapidly and hopes to be
C loverdale, O regon
public . . . while the trade is adjust-
imperative that every Am eri­
R ev. C. P. G ates o f home in tw o weeks.
T his space paid for by an O regon j night at 8.
NO CHOICE
| ing itself to new dem and and supply
can do his part in the Second
i Seattle, D istrict Superintendent, will
The A lbright B rotherhood met at
businessman.
i conditions."
War Loan.
There is an in­
: preside.
F riday night a prayer ser- the home o f E. L. Cox Tuesday night.
When the specter o f food shortage
That's the Am erican way.
Free-
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vestment to fit every purse.
!
vice
will
be
held
at
the
Kinton
loonis over the fam ily dinner table, | dom -loving A m ericans should cooper-
The most you can do is little
RATION BOOK REMINDER 1 church and on Sunday m orning at 9 B U Y w h at you do need....................
the
im mediate
conclusion is
now ate 100 per cent.
enough compared with the sac­
a. m.
Rev. C. P. G ates will preach.
drawn that som ething is w rong at the
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S E L L what you don 't need.
rifice offered by our boys in
Clip this R ationing C alendar and The E aster pageant T he H eart o f
production end o f the food industry,
For Thirty P ieces of S ilv e r?
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attach to ration
book for con ven ­ the Cross will be giver* by the Sun­
service. They give their lives
tor the reason that the problem s of
A letter from m em bers o f the 750th ience.
— you lend your money.
T ell you r law yer to send you r le
the farm er have at least reached
day School at 9:45.
E veryone is in­
Tank Battalion, C om pany A, at Fort SU G A R
the headlines fo r all to see.
vited to attend these services.
gals to this paper.
Coupon No. 12 good for 5 lbs. must
How ever, the problem s o f p ioces Knox, K entucky, to w orkers w ho re­
Carl H. K arpstein w as one o f three
sors and distributors o f food are cently struck in a w ar industry, said last through May 31.
Oregon boys receiving
their
silver
in part:
COFFEE
equally critical.
wings as a com bat crew m em ber at
"W
e
feel
deeply
hurt
to
think
you
Stam
p
No.
26
(1
lb
expires
April
25
Save 20 to 25% on your FIRE IN SU R AN C E COSTS I
Retail food distribution is in dan g­
Harlingen A rm y Gunner school in
er o f collapse.
R etailers have re­ would let the boys overseas down. SH O ES
O regon Mutual Policies are NON-ASSESSABIJC.
Y ou N E V E R pay
No. 17 stam p in war ration book T exa* recently.
ported that em ploye
turnover has Just what do you think would hap­
inure than the prem ium on the fa ce o f the policy. O regon Mutual
Mrs.
Fred
Van
K
leek
was
taken
to
pen
to
the
cou
ntry
if
the
boys
ov
e
r­
one good fo r one pair until June 15.
leached 500 per cent a year.
Ixiss
m aintains m ore than three tim es the surplus required hy Oregon
I the G ood Sam aritan hospital in P ort­
o f m anpower is acute and is laigely seas would sit down and quit fig h t­ G A S O L IN E
Insurance Laws.
A book cou pons No. 5 good for four land Sunday night for observation of
attributable to the "w ork or
fight" ing, because they must m ake $50 a
I com p lications from a severe attack of
m
onth?
W
e
need
m
ore
fightin
g
gallons
each
from
March
22
to
May
order o f the governm ent, the "rald-
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
o
W hat d o you A m ericans 21 outside the eastern gasoline short­ I the flu.
in g ” o f key em ployes by the United j equipment.
o f M c M i n n v i l l e
I
w
an
t?
More
m
oney
now
and
slav­
Mrs. D. J. W ard spent the week end
age area.
States Em ploym ent Service, and to
O rganized 1894— . 40 years o f R eliable Service Chas. L. W alker, Agent
ery
later,
or
less
m
oney
and
fre
e
d
o
m
?
1
in
M
edford
visiting
her
son
Earl
who
T
IR
E
S
the draft.
Because food distribution
is stationed at Camp W hite.
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
Phone 1732
has not been declared essential, many Just think how som e o f you r sons T ires
R ecapping with reclaim ed rubber
Daniel W aibel was called to Sheri-
men have felt m orally bound to look and brothers ov e r there would feel if
“ E very F orm o f P rotection "
H illsboro, O regon
you
were
selling cam elback
fo r
tires
sm aller than i dan last week to help care for his
for Jobs in "essen tial” industry. Th< they knew how
resultant im pact on the operating ef" them out, and that's what you are 7 50-20 perm itted w ithout ration ce r­ father Charles W aibel. w ho is serious-
tificate.
ficlen cy o f organized retail dlstribu doing when you stop prod u ction .”
T here is a Bible story o f a sell-out A U T O M O B IL E S
lion has been staggering.
Read it.
New 1941 m odels m ay be purchased
It would be tra g ic indeed If food, for 30 pieces o f silver.
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by m erely filin g statem ent o f need
once produced, failed to reach the
with dealer, 1942 m odels listing at
tables o f consum ers
Yet. that is Needs T raining
m ore than $1500 and coavertibles
cxn ctly what will happen If the d is ­
R egu latory” Army
i m ay be sold on ration certificates to
tribution industry is crippled.
Ap
If It were not tragic it would
1 anyone needing ca r and not having
proxlm ately 85 per cent o f the total
hum erous to see how all at on ce the “ 'serviceable ca r” if en gaged in gain­
volum e o f food distribution Is hand-;
powers-that-be in W ashington
have ful em ploym ent o r war or welfare
led by the organized food distribution 1
awakened to the fact that fa rm in g Is w o rk ; other 1942 m odels m ay be sold
system calling fo r highly trained per*;
an essential industry.
on ration certificates to persons elig­
sonnet.
T his system is com posed o f ;
Those w h o am w riting the regu- \ ible fo r C gas rations.
proprietory chains.
superm arkets, J
lat ions fo r farm ers should have m ore 1
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retailer-ow ned wholesale cooperatives,
¡p ractical know ledge o f the sources o f!
B onds lot bunds for Am erica.
retailers
a ffiliated with
voluntary
food supplies than Is furnished by |
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groups and largely Individual retail­
W ashington restaurants.
ers.
It is the backbone o f retail
Leading
dairy organizations
have
intuition
W ithout Its
support,p
| long pointed out what was going
Inflationary con trols
would h, corns
to happen to our m ilk, cheese and
virtually unenforceable.
W ithout butter supply.
M aybe If a few o f
Its continued e fficien t operation, m il­ the w hite-collar boys In W ashington
lions o f epople would g o hungry even had had to shovel manure and milk
If every farm in the cou ntry pro­ cow s for three m onths as training for
duced to capacity.
their regulatory Jobs, there would be
T here Is no choice.
T he food In­ m ore dairy produ cts today.
dustry, from farm to m erchant, must
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lie freed o f red tape and given th e!
Help Administer
necessary skilled m anpow er to get i
food into A m erican hom es o r A m -!
"T H E Y G IV E THEIR
Capital Punishment!
erican hom es will g o w ithout food.
LIV ES — Y O U IEH D
Hello Folks:
W ell, last Saturday 1 wuz cora m i'-
YO U R M O N E Y "
REMOVE THE MILLSTONE NOW
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Sentence o f D eath'
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ronville haa been running som e strik ­
you are a w atchin' the preparations
W oman’» Home Companion
1 yr.
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ing advertisem ents on the nece«slty
fer the gruesom e affair, and when
for changing the Federal Incom e tax
everything is finished fer the admini*-
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you are asked to escort the victim o f
1M law breaking to the exact spot o f
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! execution from their place o f con fin e­
m ent and adjust them to their posi-
American Poultry Journal
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g j'tlo n o f death, w ith another one a su-
I j pervisin' the last sad rites, you feel
Beaverton Enterprise
1 y .
IN sorter queer and think
about how
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you might feel if you wuz in the
place o f the victim o f their ow n lust
and folly ! !
Now to m ake the story short en u ff
to fit Into the space in this paper
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