The Beaverton enterprise., April 30, 1943, Page Page 2, Image 2

Friday, April 30, 1943
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R I S E , B eaverton , O re g o n
Pape 2
(diiection or E L. Curtis, Regional
and G. H Oberteuffer, Scout
Executive for the Portland Area, has
COFFEE—
volunteered to take over the assign-
I April 26 to May 30- Stamp XJo. 23
I
nient of holding special services on
| good for one pound, for bookholoers
1 Memorial Day at the graves of the
I 1.1 years of age or over. In book 1
U. H- JEFFBUCK, l'ubUaher
D.
A.
Morand
of
the
East
Side
Tool
men and women who made history
And Facilitate Doctor»
and Die Works has won the univer­ for Oregon in its formative days. In
POINT RATION 1 N(i—
Published Friday o f each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co . at Beaverton. And Hospital» In Their
sal commendation of the people of
Oregon Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Beaverton. Oie. ('are of the Sick and Injured
April 30 Expuation date of red Portland and our community for the conformity with their method#of edu-
( cation Learn By Doing, m\e Boy
stamps
A,
B,
C,
and
D
in
i
ation
progressive manner in which he has , Scoutg wiu get liberal education in
There is a wider appreciation of
31.00
S .300
Three M onths_______
One Year _
book
No.
2
(meat,
butter,
cheese,
fats,
Subscription Payable in Advance, the health protection provided by hos-
\
kept his company in the forefront of | hi. torv bv honoring those who made
.
M
Six Months
this district.
VTh°s wiM Ibe their contribu­
-
pital associations than is generally oil canned fish); E stamps April 25 tJ buainMS Uf i of
to
unannounced
date.
A.
h_ pffiripn.
T?*» WU
Beaverton Office—Enterprise Bldg., Phone Beaverton 2321
tealized
It reaches around the
Also
for , the
efficient anl,
and fl.ipndiv
friendly hi*to,>
April 30 -Expiration date for blue willingness he has displayed in ac­ tion toward the commemoration of
Hillsboro Office— Room 5, Delta Bldg., Phone 1641
circle of those who render services
the Old Oregon Trail Centennial.
Portland
Office- 308 Panama Bldg., 3rd and Alder Phone ATwater
6591 for its members when they are sick stamps D. E, and F, book No. 2 cepting his share of responsibility in
(canned
and
frozen
fruits,
vegetables,
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aiding civic projects.
or injured and is extended to the
See charts
D. A. Morand is not the kind of
Turn war stamps into Bonds
taxpayer by lessening his financial soups and baby foods).
No res­ man who makes himself conspicuous
responsibility for the health of his in stores for point values.
community and his state.
During trictions on fresh fruits and vege­ by the manner in which he conducts.
Blue stamps G, H, and J himself, either in business or civic
these times it is a large contributing tables.
(To activities.
Yet his quiet reserve and
j factor in the War Effort of our na- valid from April 24 to May 31.
WEST SIDE
I tion by guarding the health of its em­ avoid confusion between the letter I air of confidence marks him as a
and
the
numeral
one.
no
I
stamps
m|m
of
80Und
judKment whoge 0 pin-
ployes in our industries and when
■ sickness or injury overtakes them it were issued).
ions and advice are sought aftei and
returns them to their jobs with the COMPLIANCE REPORT
listened to with respect. .*
MODERN A OLD TIME
least possible loss of time from their
We compliment Mr. Morand for the
April
30
Primary
distributors
INSTRUCTIONS
of
! work.
meats-fats products, including procès- successful operation of the East aide
IN THE LIONS' DEN
MOD.
BEGIN
CLASS MON EVE.
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Alert
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Lift» Morale of Employe«
Also for hi
sors, make compliance report foi Tool & Die Works
JITTER BCG CLASS TUE. EVE
It was a frame-up to trap Daniel,
The employer appreciates the co- first reporting period ending on or constructive advice and help on these
W ED. EVE.
Prime Minister to King Darius, v u t !
oTAhV'hos’ piVal as- after April 30, and covering opera­ civic activities in which he has foun . R l MBA CLASS
OLD TIME CLASS THLRS. EVE.
power, wisely used being in Daniel . gociation ag it lelieves him of
time
to
interest
himself.
He
is
an
tions from March 29 to that date.
hand.
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10-(2-hr class Lesson)
. $6.00
l-(2 hr class Lesson)
.75
Pri Lesson daily eve class 7:30 pm
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May
1
Retailers
and
wholesalers
w
m .»
llvine Cod him cu!d si, th « 1
^ said that employes under the pro- take point inventory on all rationed
W O W Hall, 11th at Alder
Special Memorial Day
ed
with the
lion“ ' clatlon
tectlon ar,
of “ more
responsible
hospital
meat-fats
ea to
to put
put Daniel
uaniei in
in witn
me lions.:
contented
w|th asso-
their I on
May 1 Items at close of business
BR. 1964
, It had to do with prayer to hi. God , jobg more efflclent in thei. work and j May 3 to 14—Food retailers and Services by Boy Scouts
The Boy Scouts of America, under
Babylon more |0yal to their employers.
i
, _, Darius,
.
, ruler
„ , . of . the vast Babylon
La-
register with local boards
Empire, fell into the trap and signed bol. turnover is reduced and annoying wholesalers
get allowable meats-fats point
the decree By It. for thirty days, all and digrupting time losses are cur- and
must make their prayers to Dai ius; tai|ed a„ whicil gerva to reduce the inventories.
“Our institutions were not de­
vised to bring about uniformity of and o none othei
¡costs for the employer and to estab- MEAT CEILING PRICES
opinion; if they had been, we
Now when Daniel knew that the | li.h more cordial relations between I May 17—New starting date for dol-
might well abandon hope.
It is writing was signed, he went into his the employer and his employes,
lar-and-cents retail ceiling prices on
important to remember, as has i house and the windows being opened | Supplement« Work- V
beef, veal, mutton and lamb.
This
well been said, that “the essential in his chamber toward Jerusalem, he men'» Compensation
date was postponed from ’ April 15 to
characteristics of true liberty is j kneeled upon his knees three times a
Hospital association protection suj>- j give OPA a chance to reexamine pre- '
that under its shelter many dif­ day and prayed and gave thanks be j p l e r n e n t g
Workmen's Compensation viously ordered ceiling prices with a
ferent types of life and character fore hi. God a . he did aforetime.
by p,.OVidint; medical, surgical and view to reducing them from 1 to 10
DORMO
(Dormant OH Em ulson) BORDO W aterproof)
and opinion and belief can develop
The jealous plotters stood outside hogpital cale fol worker8 who are cents a pound.
unmolested and unobstructed.”
jand saw with their own eyes; then ,aken gick or inJuIed under condi-
-Charles Evans Hughes
o the king they went, and demanded j tlong that do not come wlthin the A GASOLINE BOOKS
that Daniel be cast in with the lions. g
of Wo .kmen's Compensation.
May 21—Expiration date stamps
W
a
r» i 4
a a
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u 11 n . 1 »■
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I So
it tn
was,
that
at
sundown, t Daniel
No. 5 in A book (four gallons each).
Employe«’ Security
Lincoln St.
was cast into the den. All that night
_
,
. . .
the king was sleepless, nor did he
f 0' th* en\P*°ye- membership Ini a SUGAR
START SAVING
Portland, Ore..— AT. 7 6 0 8
the dancing girls with theii ,e lab e ho 8 P,,al association provides
May 31 —Expiration date stamp No.
There is no longer any way of load­ summon
wine and music.
assurance of adequate medical and - (five poundg gugar( Extra gu .
ing the tax bill "onto the other fel­
low”.
It is now in the lap of every
worry as to
to how the doctor
0 ,K ,o,. and thei
looal '*■‘ »""'1! bo* " 1*
family in the land. Taxes come ahead Kiy though
* m they i, w
. .r., the Hot!«|
. worry
Save 20 to 25% on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS
Hc ,.e8ts ge. 0 TIRE INSPECTION
of all family bills.
The American stood away from Daniel, for the angel hogplta, gha„ b), aid
Oregon
Mutual Policies ure NON-ASSESSABLK.
Tou NEVER pay
Ule knowledge that, if he is
1
family will have to learn to econo I of the Lord had shut thei, m o u t h s ' ,
May 31—Final tire inspection date
il r w l
n o l i l
I M o t t i
h u n k
H
i H r
< day
l u o .
1
Early
mize as never before.
i end
'held
them
back
more than the premium on the face of the policy. Oregon Mutual
taken ill or injured he will receive I for cars with C mileage books.
A single person with an income of break . i found
maintains more than three times the surplus required by Oregon
g-e the king at „ the j den.
.
the best services in recognized gen-
$100 a month will pay the Federal Daniel. O Danie , Is thy God whom e|a| hogpltalg and at the handg of SHOES
Insurance I-aw*.
15 Expiration date stamp No.
government
approximately $175 In hou servest continually able to d e -L k,Itod phyg l c iang, surgeons and spec-
t lioa
fi-orvt i Ea lianu
^
liver thee
from
the lions
1943, and this does not include any lltral'
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
ialists
The assurance o$
proper i17- book No 1 (one Pair shoes). Fami-
state income tax, property tax or
Then said Daniel unto the king, I medical and hospital care and the |lies may P ° o1 stamps.
o r M c M i n n v i l l e
excise taxes.
A singdle person earn- O King live forever.
My God has j lifting of financial worry from an I
Organized
1894—
.40
years
of Reliable Service Cha». L Walker, Agent
ing $15 a week, with no dependents, sent his angel to shut the lions’ [ employe is of incalculable value t o ! TRANSPORT CERTIFICATES
June 30 Final date for filing j
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
Phone 1732
will pay some $56 Federal taxes, not mouth and they have not hurt me for ; his family and to his community, as
counting other taxes.
in his sight I was innocent and be- we|i as to his work.
He also has transport mileage ration certificates !
"Every
Form
of
Protection”
Hillsboro,
Oregon
We will have to go without a lot fore thee, O King, I have
done no the protection that is thrown around (T-l and T-2 )for third quarter of j
1943
of things heVeafte. to accumulate wrong.
So Daniel was taken up out [ him to want off sickness through
£ lll= lll= IH = lll= lll= lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=m =lll=lll=lll=IIIEIIIEIII=lll=lll=IIIEH I=IIIH IH =lll=lll=lll=
tax money.
As we scrimp to meet of the den and no manner of hurt periodic examinations and inspec- H TIKE INSPECTION
our tax obligations, we will take in­ was found upon him becouse he he- tions of his drinking water and gen-
ÍH
June 30 Final tire' inspection date S
creasing interest in sesln« that city, lieved in his God. BIBLE, Daniel e,al living
conditions and of other fbr cars with B mileage books.
in
county, state and Federal govern­ Chap, 6 th.
prophylactic measures which his as-
■
ments also economize; that frills and
A
TIKE
INSPECTION
Why no hurt to Daniel?
Because sociation establishes to guard his
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furbelows in government are elimin- it was Trust and Obey with him and health,
September 30 First inspection for =
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A bookholders must have been made
ated for the duration, and for a long j g() an the days of his life.
Today in Doctors’ anil Hospitals’ Security
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period thereafter.
I Christ, God has come a step closer to
Many a patient is deprived of ade by March 31; subsequent inspection III
CI UPPERS, GRINDERS, HELPERS,
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Congress could case the situation, ug than t(, those Jews of old
~
T° quate medical and hospital care b e -:'v’,b *n eve,,y six-month period there-
iT
i
for the toxpayers by passage of the | Day whosoever will may come
No cause the expense is too great for i a^ * r’ but at least 90 days apart, j
MOLDERS, CORE MAKERS
Ruml, pay-as-you-go tax collection j matter how bogged down, it is who- him to bear, but doctors whose pa- ®pt((mber 30 is next tire inspection ijj
'il
P*an-
| soever.
And he that cometh u n ( o , t jents are membei s of reliable hospi- deadline ^ol' A books,
¡Ti
"
| Me, I will in no wise cast out, said, mi
ta| associations
associations do not hesitate to ;
(, | qij
i,
| Jesus.
prescribe whatever care or other fa-
Sgptember 3 o_ Pe, iod 5 coupons val-
FOR THE DURATION ONLY I I came to Jesus as I was, weaiy | cilitieg
i
their patients’
,,
, ..
..
id to September 30.
Household con !L*
In spite of war regulations govern-! and worn and sad. ,In
'^ ardless of the patients pong WQrth 1Q ga„ ong. industlia, =
Ing the operation of Industry, it is | a resting place and He has made m e; financial circumstances he is assured 100 gallons.
SHOWERS, MODERN REST ROOMS
still up to private managements to'^hid
of proper medical and surgical ser-
pioduce the goods.
The oil Industry!
viccs and hospital care and the doc- .
PERMANENT BEFORE AND AFTER W AR!
is a case in point.
It is virtually i
tor and the hospital have the assur­
They that give up essential lib­
under military control.
And yet, as
ance that the bills will be paid.
erty to obtain a little temporary
one government official points out
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Cloverdale, Oregon
safety deserve neither liberty nor f l
".......... The industry is still charged
safety.
This space paid for by an Oregon Optimism Shown by
with the duty of assuring a continued
- Benjamin Franklin
s .«m a n .
^ ___________ Helser is Praised
supply of oil for the war. That res­
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ponsibility cannot be assigned or es­
Because this is a period of unpre­
caped by the industry, and both man­
Easter Thoughts
2511 NW 28th Ave.
I1
=
cedented economic uncertainty, the
agement and labor have a share in Hello Folks;
"TH
EY
GIVE
THEIR
•
the responsibility."
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Well Easter has slipped by on us business leaders in any city who con
Just
North
of
Nicolai
St.
LIVES—YO U LEND
HI
For the duration, all other private again and you know days like this tinue to operate their particulai
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Portland, Oregon
enterprise faces a similar obligation. bring to our memory faces and places ^ntei pi ises successfully are entitled to
IH
YOUR M O N EY "
|i
It must continue to carry the respon­ we once knew
=
While the world Is mo1* 11 ;ln ordinary acotSim
We
sibility of productinon under unpre­ in such a frightful condition, we will ale. »her, fore, glad to pay tribute
Buy Mor*
cedented government
domination. have flowers, and even a good many
M' Jack Helser of the Jack Hel-
War Bonds Today
,Äsin=IM SIU=M I5lll=m =lll£«ISH ISIII51IIS«l i=iii=m=iii=iii=iii=m=iii=m=Hi=m=iii=iii=Hi=ÌÌj
When the war is over, that domina­ Easter Bonnets I reckon! Some way I ••r Machinery Co., for he is becoming
I can get a good lesson from the an outstanding figure in the husf-
tion must end.
hirds a singln’ around us You know ness life of this company.
His pel- |
some of them blids wuz bound to sistent optimism and steadfast belief
SOME DIFFERENCE
have lost their beloved youngsters In the ultimate prosperity of the peo-
THE OLD JUDGE S A Y S . . .
It is one thing for government to last year by Cat raids Just like a lot P*e of this district are characteristics
broaden individual opportunity and j of our people of the woiid are a losin which are deserving of our highest
provide a maximum of cine for the; then loved ones by the CrWl DtCtAtOI P fllR
needy
It is quite a different thing Cat Raids
Mr. Jack Helser has always shown
Right here I w«nt to
to build up government to where it stop and apologize to the CATS for a willingness to do his part in civic
dictates to the Individual in the com­ usin' their names- in connection with advancement, and has contributed re­
monest affairs of life. The first type the bloody dictators we have in the peatedly with his time and energy to I
of government is what our boys are world today!
the welfare of his city.
We believe |
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fighting to preserve.
The second
At this season of the year all the that this unusual business leader is
type is what they think they are tree buds and flower buds are a swell- entitled to our sincere praise because i
fighting to prevent coming to Am­ lr.’ up to give the world somethin' he has achieved success in his pri- !
erica.
valuable
The Ixird is still at work vate affairs and because he has been
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for us!
a generous contributor to the public |
BARBWIRE BILL
good.
ON THE FARM FRONT
Hospital Associations
Save Taxpayers Money
D. A. Morand Is
Worthy of Mention
BATION BOOK REMINDER
j Director
M em ie/i
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O r e g | o 0 N w
P U B L IS
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RjS 4-%$ f c t j A T I 0 N
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Dancing School
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DORMANT SPRATS
MILLER'S
LIQUID LIME SULPHUR
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Miller Products Co. r°0' 015 w
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FO U N D R Y HELP
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Inside Work
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Oregon Steel Foundry Co.
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Only the farmer seems to really
understand how critical the food situ­
ation is and that is why he feels he is
doing the patriotic thing when he |
takes a fighting stand through his!
organization, on the vital question of
farm labor, supplies, prices and pro -1
duction
It is part of the big job ;
of winning the war and he knows it j
Not only the farmers but the whole
nation may thank God for the farm
organizations, when this war is ovei
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Splendid Contribution
Recognized
The Office of Price Administration
has issued a public statement thank­
ing the thousands of newspapers in ,
the United States for the millions of
dollars worth of space they donated
to the government in repeated pubii- i
cation of the voluminous data re­
garding War Ration Rook No 2. This;
was an incalculable saving to th e 1
government In money and man hours
and a great convenience to the |
public.
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gals to this paper.
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;
2 1 2 D a v is B u ild in g
P o rtla n d , O re g o n
“ Sure been a great year for crops, Jud^e...
best we’ve had in quite a spell.”
" That’s true, Henry... all over the country.
As a matter o f fact, there’s been quite a
surplus supply o f grain according to some
figures I saw in one o f vour farm papers the
other day. But that surplus i* beintj u'sed to
mighty good advantage and is making the
contribution of you farmers to the war effort
more important than ever.
** Here's just one example o f w hat I mean.
The beverage distilling industry alone will
use lCX1.000.tXX) bushels o f this surplus to
make alcohol seriously needed by the gov­
ernment for gunpowder, synthetic rubber,
chemicals and medical supplies.
"S o. keep it grow in’ H enry... you’re doing
a great job .”
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