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Friday, May 21, 1943 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon P agre 2 Babson Says Not Until Alte« Election of N o v en n e., 1944 ¡PRISE B ab son P a rk , M ass , M ay k l F irst let us rem em b er th a t th e U nited S ta tes is th e o n ly fu n c tio n in g c o n sti a a JK F F H U E ti. fu b U a h e r tu tio n a l dem ocar& cy en g a g ed in th e W ar. N e ith e r C h in a nor R u ssia are P u b lish ed F rid a y o f w e e k by th e P io n e e r P u b lish in g Co . a t B e a v erto n , d em o cra cies. C erta in ly none of O regon. E n tered aa a eo o n d -d a sa m a t te r 'a t th e p o sto ffic e a t B e a v erto n , O te. th e A x is co u n tries are d e m o cra cies E n glan d h a s no w ritten c o n stitu tio n .41-00 T h r e e M o n t h « ________ ------ « .3oo One T ea r __ H.v Fred P. H. C lyde a lth o u g h th is fa ct is not n ecessa ry . JO S u b scrip tio n P a y a b le In A d van ce. ■lx M onth« T h is p o h llr a tio n a s s u m e s no res for m y th e s is th is w eek. C ertain ly p o n sib ility fo r v ie w s e x p r e sse d in B e a v erto n O ffic o -- E n te r p r ise B ldg., P h o n e B e a v e r to n 2321 E n g la n d and her E m p ire grou p are th is co lu m n . S e n tim e n ts a re c r e d H illsb oro O ffic e — B o o m B, D e lta Bldg., P h o n e 1641 run on en tirely d iiffe r e n t p rin cip les ited to th e c o lu m n ist, C lyde, and do P o rtla n d O ffice- -30* P a n a m a B ld g ., 3rd an d A lder P h o n e A T w a ter 6591 th an is th e U nited S ta tes. n ot n e c e ss a r ily c o in c id e w ith our e d ito r ia l p olicy. A ll th e a b o v e m ea n s th a t w h eth er ________ we lik e it or not, W orld W ar II is 4 /n w ie s o is w h o h a v e b een s u f fe r in g fr o m th e N o d ou b t so m e o f m y n eig h b o rs 1 gra d u a lly bound to g et in to p o litics R u ssia an d E n g la n d . T h is vVar m u st c o n tin u e in th e ir p r e se n t lon ger th e W ai w ith | w on d er w h y I to il in odd m o m e n ts F u rth erm ore, th e , fa s h io n in g fo i m y d a u g h te r S u sa n , a lasts, th e m ore it w ill becom e in v o lv m ea n s d oin g w h a t R u ssia an d E n g- situ a tio n fur at le a s t e ig h te e n m o n th s On th e o th e r h an d , all p la y h o u se from o th e r w is e sp en t and ed in p olitics. T h is is esp e c ia lly true land w an t a s th e y a re in th e m ajor lo n ger. H en ce. I a d m it th a t an In v a g ro u p s sh ou ld rem em b er th a t th is a s fea r o f A m erican in v a sio n or ity. ; u se le ss lum ber. G lobal W ar is n ot g o in g to en d so N o o n e h a s e v e r h ad th e a u d a c ity bom bing d isa p p ea rs an d th ere is a sion m ay co m e a t a n y tim e The S o m e R e p u b lic a n s b eliev e th a t tbi su d d en ly a s did W orld W ar I. to a c c u se m e o f b ein g e v e n an e le g en era l fe e lin g th a t w e are bound to T h is is no re fle c tio n upon e ith im m e d ia te in vaaion p rogram w ould fin a l end w ill be seen far en o u g h in g u id a n ce, win. m a rk ed th a t: "T h ese e n g in e e r s m en ta ry stu d e n t o f c h ild a d v a n ce so a s to a llo w fo r d is c o u n t w ork ed w ith th e N a v y in an in te n but c h ild ren d e a rly lo v e to e m u la te er th e R ep u b lican or D em o cra tic P a t require an u n ca lled -fo r sa c r ific e on T h erefo re, th e ;e in- In th is b elief ing; th e ev en t. T h s p la y h o u se h a s re- ties an d le a st o f all upon P resid en t th e part of our people. siv e stu d y of lu b rica tio n for su b m a th e ir eld ers. H a v in g on ce th ey m ay be b ack ed by a m a joii.lv te r e s ts now p ro sp erin g w ith th e W ar rin es, a problem w h ich for y e a r s h as I niove<l ch ild h o o d tr e a s u r e s th a t blase' F ra n k lin D. R o o sev elt. b a ffled ex p erts. T h e n ew ty p e o f a d u lts term "junk" to a m ore w el- been a p resid en tia l c a n d id a te m y self o f th e m o th ers and fa th ers, s i s i e i s w ill b eg in to liq u id a te b efo re th e e ig h te e n m o n th s a r e up; w h ile th o se o il th e y su ceed ed in p ro d u cin g h a s com e su r r o u n d in g s a s in th e p a st all I w a n t to d e fin ite ly em p h a size th is and sw e e th e a r ts o f th e b oys in th e tb e ; p o in t;— W orld W ar II I n bound to get arm y. F u rth ern io i e, th e lai g i r '.lie w ho a re now in th e d o g -h o u se w ill be p roven su c c e ssfu l u n d er th e m o st d if - 1 over ‘ h e y a id , th e j in to iMilltlrs ev en if I or any reader arm y b ecom es, th e m ore sy m p a th iz sti 1-ing th e ir h e a d s ou t th e d oor an d fic u lt c o n d itio n s.” h ou se. of thlN co lu m n w ere P resid en t. ers th e R e p u b lic a n s w ill h a v e to s u b fe e lin g ch ip p er lik e w is e in a d v a n ce. It is se e m in g ly little th in g s su ch a s | W ^en y ° u w a n ‘ you r o ffs p r in g s — s titu te •.traligniam oli p olicy, |i a t h e i J a p a n or G erm an y F irst th e se th a t w ill fin a lly w in a big w a r i “ s ten to o n e ‘ h «sy a re in “ >q P**y- T h e q u e stio n o f w h eth er w e sh a ll th an th e D em o cra tic in v a sio n policy. F o r tu n a te ly A m erica n in d u stry is! h o u se; th e c h ild ren d e sire to w a n d er fa v o i ar e ffic ie n tly an d c o n tin u o u sly fe r r e tin g | ' 8 ta c tfu lly th w a rted . A ch ild is fir st w h ip Jap an or G erm any, or go T h ese R e p u b lica n s m ig h t — in v a sio n o f N o rw a y or T u rk ey ;n ou t d ay by day th e a n sw e r s to t h e s e |v e , y h u m * n , it se e m s, in a sm u c h a s at th em both 50-50, is a lrea d y a q u es order to g e t b om b in g field s; but tn eir tion o f p o litics. M any R ep u b lican s, "back p a g e ” p rob lem s O nly th e I th e y d e 8 i,e ,lt tle h u m b le co rn er su rrou n d G e r lead by G en eral M acA rthur, a re for p rim ary o b ject Is to m en on th e b a ttle fr o n t w h ere d e t a i l s j ‘ h ey «;“ '» « 1 1 all their_ ow n w h ip p in g J a p a n first, or at le a s t g iv m a n y and her co n q u ered c o u n tr ie s S u sa n g e ts a n ic k e l a w eek for c o u n t, ca n fu lly a p p re c ia te th e job ev ery y e a r old sh e is —fo r in s ta n c e — in g her 50-50 o f th e d o sa g e: w h ile w ith a se r ie s o f b o m b in g fie ld s in in d u str y is doing. N orw ay. E n g la n d . T urkey b ein g th r e e sh e g e t s 15c ev e r y T u e s m ost o f th e D em o cra ts, lead by th e R u ssia , d ay m o rn in g . T h e p r ev io u s M onday P resid en t, are for w h ip p in g G erm an y and A frica, an d g ra d u a lly bom b the F u rth erm o re, se c tio n a lism is d a y lig h ts o u t of G erm an y. T hey I in sp e c t her p la y h o u se a s to b ein g first. GRANDMA S FIRST AID D u rin g th e F ir st W orld W ar, P r e s i- ' T h e P a also fa v o r th e sa m e p o licy a s tc in o r d e r —if i., pc.or order, -me is a fa c to r In th is co n n ectio n . d en t W ilso n d eclared th a t: " P re A s a stu d e n t of p olitica — “G iv e little T o m m y a d ose of d o ck ed 5c. If p a ssa b ly c le a n —th e c ific C oast is e sp e c ia lly fe a r fu l of J a p an . v e n ta b le fir e is m ore th a n a p riv a te Jap an ; w h ile th e A tla n tic C oast is h isto ry , I k n ow it is • in e v ita b le th at sc a le is s till Jbc. ¡.tut if su p e r -sa n i p a ra g o ric.” m isfo rtu n e . It is a publio d e r e lic w ill g et in to U n ited T he th is problem S o it w a s w h en you r d ad d y had g a s ta tio n is in e v id e n c e — I a n te up a e sp e c ia lly fea rfu l o f E urope. tion. At a tim e lik e th is, o f em e r S ta te s p olitics. g rea t M iddle W est, lead by th e C hi n ic k e l an d .su&an L ee g e ts 20c. N o g e n c y an d of m a n ife st n e c e ss ity fo r on h is tu m m y and la y y ellin g . Parm- m ore-or-less n on L n ccrtu in ty R e su lts in D elay fin a n c e ca g o T rib u n e is th e c o n se r v a tio n o f n a tio n a l reso u r g o ric w a s th e co v er n a m e for la u d a doubt th is is very in v o lv ed co m m itta l. B efo re P ea rl H arbor th is A ll th is w ill ten d to d ela y a 100';. but M istress C lyde h a s c a u g h t on to n u m th e d ea d ly p oison , y o u recall ce* it is m ore th a n ev er a m a tte r o f W ar e ffo r t u n til a fte r th e 1944 e le c g rea t se c tio n of th e co u n try w a s lar th e rop es rapidly. T h is d o c k in g a n and it did th e b u sin e ss w h en th e k id p ressin g co n se q u e n c e th a t e v e t^ T h ese a re o n ly e ig h te e n S in ce th en th ey tion s. g le h u rts a th r ifty sou l o f h er d isp o g ely iso la tio n ists. m e a n s sh o u ld be ta k e n to p r ev en t d ie s se t up a how l. very loyal, but in th eir m on th s a w a y and e ig h te e n m o n th s th is evil." N o w in out d ay, th e little T o m m ies sitio n lo ts h ard er th a n a p a d d lin g — have been h ea rts th ey o ften w o n d er w h a t it is w ill g o very rapidly, su ch d e la y s are T h ose w ord * now rin g w ith new an d B illie s and J im m ie s and M arys h e i a llo w a n c e w a s a m ere d im e th e all about. i in ev ita b le. T h e n ea rer w e ap p ro a ch d ay sh e d ecid ed to v is it a c r o ss th e a re a lso d o sed w ith p a ra g o ric; but it sig n ific a n c e . P r e sid e n t W ilson k n ew T hen, th is co u n try is d ivid ed a s t o ; the tim e o f e le c tio n s, th e e a sie r it It is relig io u s lo a d w ith o u t in fo r m in g h er elders. th a t ev er y h o m e a n d fa c to r y , ev e r y is q u ite a n o th e r k in d . w h eth er w e a r e a c tin g in d ep en d en tly w ill be to le a v e m a n y d e c is io n s u n til m an, w o m a n an d ch ild w ere p art o f p a ia g o r ic and it q u ie ts th em S om e seem to reg ret th a t 1 a fte r th e e le c tio n s C erta in ly , u n less R e lig io u s p a r a g o r ic ? Hen* w e j i he l> elta M a n u fa ctu rin g C om pany, enough. our n a tio n a l resou rces. T h e m a x i w hen p u llin g our c h e stn u ts ou t o f t h e , a real in v a sio n ta k e s p lace fa irly “O H . M I N — W e're going to buy more h a v e it. S ee w h at a h elp fu l life Je- , v1“ “ »« person o f m y good friend, m um str e n g th o f th e se reso u r c e s is War Bonds. Like everyone else we're W a rk a sk e, lia s se n t tor rev iew , fire w e a lso are p u llin g -out E n g - 1 soon , G erm a n y an d J a p a n can n ot be v ita l to m ilita r y victory. In th e la st su s led w h en H e w a s h ero on ea rth P erso n a lly ., t b eliev e w e j con q u ered b efo re N o v em b er, 1944. going to ‘top that 10% by New Year's L iste n a s H e te lls s e v e ia l se r ie s o f th eir w o rk sh o p pub- land's. q u arter c e n tu ry , p reven tu b l£ fire a m o n g m e n ? trem en en d d o o u u s s d d eb eb t t of o f g g r r a a titu titu d d e e T T h h erefo erefore, m s s to to m m e e a a s s a sta- has d estro y ed 'b illio n s of d o l l a r « 1 H is d is c ip le s "I am am o n g y ou a s ‘»cations. D elta h as a fin e n am e t o ; ow e a trem re, it it s s e e e e m w orth o f p ro p erty and c o u n tle ss h e ‘ h at sO rveth.” S o C hrist c a m e t o ; th ‘ w o rk sh o p fa n s but lik e a lot of to E n g la n d and am not at all sy in p a - R sticia n th a t w e wiill n ot h ave W orld until J a n u a ry . 1945, at th e th o u sa n d s o f Uvea. W e ig n o re P resi-1 *e rv e m a n k in d a s a lo w ly w ork er, w e ° ‘ ber U. S. o r g a n iz a tio n s th e'r pro- th etic to th is grou p o f '“A m erica P e a c e N ow lift th a t idea up d u c ts a re c o m p letely d iv erted to w ar i F o s t e r s ”. In order to sa v e o u r se l ea rliest. d en t W ilso n 's w a rn in g . W e . h a v e te ll th em . I h a v e o n e o f th eir v es w e are o b liged to sa v e E n g la n d W h at d o es th is m e a n to m y read sq u an d ered ou r n a tio n a l reso u rces. h ig h w h ere all ca n se e it and m a k e a P rod u ction . H ig h e st P r ic e s P aid T h e k id d les a r e l 8010» M8W8 ‘ he 24 in ch th roat, a lth o u g h w e are not in th is W ar, per e r s? It m e a n s th a t fa rm ers, w a g e N o on« wiU ev er k n ow to w h a t e x te n t r elig io n out o f it If w o rk ers, ta u g h t to be k in d an d run erra n d s [ m u lti-sp eed ty p e o f w h ich I am par- se, to sa v e th e B r itish E m p ire. tr a n sp o r ta tio n c o m p a n ie s th e w ar h a s b een le n g th e n e d by out- a fter th e W ar a v o te should be ta and o th er g ro u p s w h ich h a v e been an d so m e d ay, h a v in g in a ll th is cop-1 ttcu la r ly proud. w a ste. C A SC A R A H A R K CO. led J e su s, God w ill op en th e p early ‘ n ‘ h e ‘H8‘ w al m an y iir m s had k en on w h a t w e sh ou k l do -for th*' p ro sp erin g from th e W ar a re ju s ti W hat is g o n e c a n n o t be recla im ed . 1319 N W J o h n so n St., P o rtla n d little to o ffe r C ivilian C hufine'a of B ritish E m p ire, I am a fra id our good fied in p la n n in g on a h o n ey m o o n of g a te s a n d le t th e m in. O regon T h e problem n o w is to cu rb fu tu re A T . H3HS C h rist did sa y th a t H e w a s a m o n g p u rch a se and c o n seq u en tly p u lled th e E n g lish c o u sin s w ould be d isa p p o in t a t le a s t e ig h te e n m o n th s lon ger. It fire w a ste . T o d o th a t p eo p le m u st th e m a s o n e th a t se r v e th . bon er oi w ith d r a w in g from tn - l:ine ed. T h erefore, th is h a s b ecom e m e a n s th a t b u sin essm en and in v est- It w as • M e learn th a t fir* p rev en tio n ie p rim a r tru e fo r w h a t C h rist in ten d ed a t th e lig h t o f a d v e r tisin g . T h ey th o u g h t m ore-or-less o f a p o litica l fo o tb a ll, w ith th e N ew D ea lers lin in g up w ith ily a n ^nd^vUlual r esp o n sib ility . m o m en t, but a s a relig io n it is a th e y w ere solid for th e d u ration C luttered a ttic s, p ile s o f o ily rags, d e a d ly la u d a n u m . It is th e futHl re T h e y w ere solid a lr ig h t—so li 1 dead. th e B r itish E m p ire and th e R epubli- th e “‘A m erica fa u lty In su lation , and in a d e q u a te ex lig io n of S a v e-Y o u rself-B y -G o o d - A n u m b er o f item s th a t en jo y ed pre- j ca n s p la y in g w ith T h is is fu rth er tin g u ish in g e q u ip m en t a re Just a few W ork s. But w hat sa y s th e Bibl»‘ W orld W ai I top ra n k in g sa le d ied a s F ir ste r s” program . m a k e th e m —for in- com p lica ted by ¿he lea d in g R ep u b li- o f th e c a u se s o f fire. F ir e o r d in a s to good w o rk s— "N ot by w o rk s o f d ead a s th ey can C an d id ate for 1944. W en d ell W ill- a n c e s m a y o u tlu w fir* h a za rd s on p a r ig h te o u sn e ss w h ic h w e h a v e d on e, sta n c e S ap olio. L ocal b u sin e sse s sh ou ld rem em b er kie, ta k in g a broad-m inded, glob al per, but e n fo r c e m e n t 1« im p o ssib le b u t a c c o r d in g to h is m ercy , he-O od ' th is. If you h a v e little to sell y o u \ v iew p o in t; w h ile a n o th e r sp ecta cu la r w ith o u t th e h elp o f in d iv id u a ls. sa v e d us." M O R E IJ tU D A N U M T o tell inen , sh ou ld rem em b er th at big n a m es lik e , R ep ublican. C lara B o o th e L uce, btick- Ctvlo lea d ers, fir e m a r sh a ls and fir e w ill W e stln g h o u se , D elta , G en eral E lec- ed by un told m illio n s, se e m s to be for p r e v en tio n e x p e r ts a r e s tr iv in g to th a t th e ir o w n h u m a n g o o d n e ss s a v e th em . T ry a s yo u m ay, pay I trie, P h llc o an d a h o st o f o th ers 'grab b in g all w e can for ou rse'v es. a w a k e n c itiz e n s to th e n e c e s s ity o f y o u r d eb ts, be th e m od el p a ren t, th e | a ren 't sp e n d in g good a d v e r tisin g d o l- 1 In vasion or K trungulizatlon h a ltin g fir e s b efo re th e y sta rt. T h eir o b e d ie n t ch ild , th e h elp fu l c itiz e n tars fo r fun. T h ey k n ow w h a t hap- P erh a p s th e m ost im p o rta n t p oliti- Jo b Ta°Ul? ‘ W f l a n d y e t in G od's h o ly e y e s th e se a re p ened to o th e r s a n d th e y ’ve d ecid ed cal str u g g le w ill d evelop in co n n ec- P r e .id .n t W i l s o n , s t a te m e n t th a t but ¿ |t h y l a g . “W e are a ll as an 1 th a t Mr. P u b lic Isn't g o in g to g e t a :tlon w ith th e policy to be u sed in “ fire Is m o re th a n M p riv a te m isfo r ¡b rin g in g G erm an y to her k n ees. On< tu n e. co u ld b s d riv e n h o m e o n ce u m . nr. iii.njr ■ »(.. • . . g io u p fa v o rs th e im m ed ia te in v a s io i an d for all. h u m a n b est, th e n w h a t yo u a sk . H ere j G e ttin g back to th e D e lta B ook s. , 0f E u rop e and I a ssu m e th a t P resi h te o u n e ss - I F ir st a se r ie s o f sp e c ia lty b o o k lets ------------------- V ------------------- dent, R o o se v e lt is b ack o f th e se im - w e h a v « it B u t n o w _ r ig --------------- and o f God Is b ro u g h t to lig h t, th ro u g h I G ard en F u rn itu re N o v e ltie s. m ed ia te in v a sio n plans. B v E urope, II an d ! S m all F u r n itu r e D e sig n s, 40 fin e j mPan th e in v a sio n o f th e C on tin en t fa ith in J e s u s C h rist, u n to tables, and m a n y o th er grou p ed it8e|f. T a k in g N o rw a y is not in v a d M any la r g e d a ir ie s h a v e g o n e out u p on all th a t b elieve. sp e c ia ltie s. T h en a se c o n d set ! in I g E u rop e. F ir st, C h rist's blood w a sh e s a w a y C ertain ly, if th is is not o f b u sin ess. M ore an d m ore is th e n a tio n havttng to rely fo r Its food on th e sin -g u ilt; n ex t God p u ts on us "P ractical D elta P r o je c ts" — a se r ie s ¡th e in ten tio n o f th e R o o se v e lt A dniin- O regon M utual P o lic ie s a r e N O N -A SSE SSA B IJC . You N E V E R pay w n ete r __ n a _ l r ig _ h te o u sn e ss and th a t se e m s to he grad ed a s to the ________ istra tio n ^ . . it . __________ h a s been d e c e iv in g th e th e fa m ily fa rm w h e r e th e m em b ers h is o _________ m ore th a n th e p rem iu m on th e fa c e o f th e policy. O regon M utual o f f th th e e h h om om e e c c r r a a ftsm fts m a a n n - t ten e n A m erican people. fro m th a t tim e w e sta n d b efo re h im .' sk ill o It is g e n e A lly g et up In th e early* h ou rs, m ilk th e m a p- in ta in s m ore th a n th r e e tim e s th e su rp lu s required by O regon th e se are d ra w n from the ;isguni<yj th a t th e real in v a sio n jum co w s, ten d to th e fa r m in g «hiring th e e v e n a s C h rist w h o did no sin . A long , books. A ll In su ra n ce I-aw a w tth a ll th is th e H o ly S p irit is sen t Delta-Tram, a b i-m o n th ly sh o p m a g a in g o ff p o in ts w i„ bp E n glan d . N or- day, m ilk th e c o w s a t n ig h t, and a t a H e is th e r e to ca st zine T h is o u tfit 1ms a n o th e r b o o s w ay, A frica and T u rk ey . T he Inva- la te h ou r c a ll It a d a y . g o to bed, and to In d w ell you. h a b its am i to build out w h ich I h a v en t seen P r a ctica l s|on m ay be c e n tered at one point g et up to d o th e Job all o v e r a g a in , o u t ou r old sin O F M cM IN N V II.I.K C h rist in to your th in k in g , sp e a k in g F in ish in r M ethods W hich sh ou ld b e | or ¡,Pa, t e ,e d o v e r se v e r a l points, p o in ts I se v e n d a y s a w eek . O rg a n ized 1894— 40 y e a r s o f R e lia b le S erv ice t ’ha«. L. W a lk er, A gen t Y our part Is to liv e by in v a lu a b le to a m a te u r sh op o w n ers j itn, not m ilita ry m an an d am If th e fa r m e r s w ork ed th e sh o rt an d d o in g and lavntan h o m e «lecorators. A ll: &b| 4 to c o m m e n t on th is problem . I h ou rs and receiv ed th e h ig h pay o f th e B ib le an d p ra y er and to pres.i on w o rk ers in w a r in d u str ie s w h o a re In y o u r C h ristia n d u ty a s God g iv e s th e b o o k s a re sp len d id ly ed ited a n d |(lo how evPr u n d ersta n d th a t th e Ad d e a r ly ns w ell s s c o n c ise ly lllu stra t- m in istr a tio n fa v o rs w o r k in g 100', . _ _ “Ever}? F orm o f P ro tectio n " H illsb oro, O regon co n sta n tly str ik in g fo r e v e n h ig h e r you to se e It. S a lv a tio n Is fr e e but th e u tte r ly w a g es, th e se w o r k e r s w o u ld p rob ■------------------ V ----- ------- ----- e a r n s ete r n a l re ably be p a y in g a d ollar a q u a rt for yield ed C h ristia n w ard by P o w e r F rom On H igh m ilk. B eaverton Boy N a tu r e s r e q u irem en ts on th e fa rm N am ed M anager r e c o g n ise n o a r tific ia l p ro d u ctio n V ern Map«**, form er B ea v erto n resi lim ita tio n s an d slo w -d o w n sa b o ta g e . d en t, h a s b een n am ed a s m a n a g er of T h ere a re tw o pood p la c e s to put th e P o rtla n d sto re o f G rayson Shopn. C lo v erd a le, O regon str ik e r s to d a y —In t h e A rm y and on _____ ThM sp a c e paid fo r by an O regon Inc. M apes is a g r a d u a te o f th>- th e fa rm s T h ey w odkt th en g et an B e a v erto n h ig h sch o o l and th e Un b u sin e ssm a n . Idea o f w h a t real w ork la. v era lty o f O regon and h a s been cm | V* --------------- "At th e en d o f th lg w a r A m erican ployed by O lds and K in g, a s b a se b u sin ess w ill h a v « It« g re a te st o p p o r m en t m e r c h a n d isin g m an a g er tu n ity to h elp put In* b ette r w orld Mr M apes h a s Just retu rn ed from for w h ich w e a re fig h tin g on th e v is itin g b u y in g and e x e c u tiv e o ffic e s h ea lth y e c o n o m ic b a sis w h ich w ill o f th e G ra y so n c o m p a n y in L os An- j k eep It better."— P a u l G. H o ffm a n g e le s and N e w Y ork H e w ill ta k e I up h is d u tie s a s lo ca l sto re m anage*- im m ed ia tely . -------------------V ------- ------------ T h e publio seld o m h e a r s o f th e be h in d -th e -sc e n e s s tr u g g le s ,to ove- conre k n o tty p erfo rm a n ce p io b le m s “And the E a rth W a t Filled o f m odern w a rcra ft. H o w th e y a ie so lv ed In la b o r a to r ie s seld om r e a d ie s W ith V iolence!“ th e h ea d lin es, a lth o u g h th e so lu tio n s H ello F o lk s: a re o f h ea d lin e Im portance. Y ou c a n tu rn w ay o v e i in y o m B i fin d o n e se n te n c e that Such w a s th e c a s e w ith lu b iic a tin g ble and su b m a rin es, a p roblem th a t a W est c r o w d s in to a n u tsh e ll th e co n d itio n s Down in the Solom ons and on the ern oil c o m p a n y h a s fin a lly so lv ed to th a t sp rea d o v er th e e a rth lik e m o A frican c o a sts the C ro co d ile B oat or la a ses a e o v c iin a p a n c a k e ju st be- I th e s a tis fa c tio n o f th e N a v y In c o m ta n k lig h te r played a m ost im p o r H ere sh e Is m en d in g c o m p a n y e n g in e e r s on th e ir for* N o a h 's Flood"! Killed W ith ! ta n t role in landing our invasion a r su c c e s s, a h ig h n a v a l o ffic e r re- "And th e E a rth W as V iolen ce." N o w It y ou ca n d ig up a m ies. T hese self-propelled, light . . . b ette r d c sc fip U o n of th is “ f ly fa st bo ats haul tan k s, a rtille ry and b low ed age'' w h ere e v o lu tio n is t • t h e r e q u ip m e n t from the h ig ships b a c k fir in ', w hy, th u n d er-in -llg h t- off-shore to the beach h eads. ntn', I'll tip m y h at to yo u . if sin»«- body don t ta k e m y hat from m e fir st! T o e n c o u r a g e s t r lk e is J oh n L e w is a m t a ad d in ' a n y th in g to ou r w orld p ictu re e x c e p t c o m fo r t a n d a id to H itle r an d Co., w h en he tr ie s to pull a co a l str ik e Just at th is tim e o f th e “ Our men in the service in this war have “ Out ot thousands of re the first r*oon. B u t I fig u ie th a t h is m in e is p retty definite ideas about what th ey ’re *a ignm ent’ to the t - : \ - te K no a re m ore p a tr io tic th a n he Is and h ie waa fighting for and the wav they want to find th a t all h is str ik e e ffo r ts w ill blow •M ake sure I’ll have a job in my chosen ! our country when they come b a c k ...d o n ’t up In h is fa c e lik e a P o le C at C on field of work when I get back’. Number 5 was I you think so. Judge?" v e n tio n a " b a c k fir in '!” I hard ly ‘Make sure that Prohibition isn’t put over th in k th e s e U .S.A is a go in ' to let " I certainly do. George. Ju st a week or so on us again.’ th a t "Rig C h in ch Bug" d isru p t us* ago I was reading in a national magazine the When the men in the last war came B A R B W IR E B IL L We need m ore and m ore of them . i exults of a poll taken among our soldiers. 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