The Beaverton enterprise., August 06, 1943, Page Page 2, Image 2

P aee
Friday,
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
2
appropriations unused m oney made
available for the new fiscal year— I
the approxim ate total Is $130,000,- !
Babson Says. .. .
ooo.oor.
Continued F lora Page *
i and dow ns like stock prices, com -
1 m odity prices and even em ploym ent.
Puulished F riday or each w eek by the P ion eer Publishing Co., at Beaverton
And this is what put P eter out o f In fa ct:, w hen em ploym ent and wa­
Jrugon. E ntered as secon d-class m atter at the p ostoffice at Beaverton, O ie the fish business.
H e and his ges n e at an all-time hi ;h as at
present- it is a sure bet that the tide
One Year _
.41-00
T hree M o n t h s _________________$ too brother A ndrew had toiled all night
and had taken nothing.
At day- i w ill turn and run out som etim e after
dis Months
. 40
Subscription P ayable In Advancu.
break they drew to land and began , W orld W ar II.
H ence, those who
washing their
nets,
when
Jesus 1 now quit peacetim e jobs, ju st to get
B eaverton O ffice — E nterprise Bldg., P hone B eaverton 2321
cam e into sight. As always, a throng m ore m oney at war jobs, are m aking
H illsboro O ffice — R o o m 6. D elta Bldg., P hone lt>41
Those w ho are now
Portland O ffice —-308 P anam a Bldg., 3rd and Alder
P hone A T w ater 6591 gathered and here they now crow ded a big mistake.
close about.
Jesus must have m ore taking losses on m ortgages m ay be
space and would Peter lend his boat m aking sim ilar m istakes!
and put out from shore a bit?
W h u, Alxiut In flation !
Now Jesus teached from the little
SPARER
R ecently the U. S. Treasury stated
ship.
Peter listened in and never it spent $78,000,000,000 during the fis­
SOLUTION
ublish er
before had the rough
fisherm en ca l year ending June 30, 19-13.
This
heard such a chapter as Christ un­ is ten times what it spends in peace­
folded.
The great T eacher drew time.
T w o-thirds o f this ($56,000,-j
back the veil and lifted high the 000,OoO) has been paid fo r by printing
gram s would serve as effectiv e vote- m ighty - God.
C reator o f heaven governm ent bonds. This is little d if- ■
gettin g substitutes fo r these agencies. and earth.
He told o f the eternal ferent from printing "green backs", j
love in the heart o f God and o f a T his great inflation o f the cu rren cy *
ON E aspect o f the subsidy strug­ clean slate and new life for the man should surely make it easier to p a y !
And Jesus o f f m ortgages during the few good I
gle has been the crystalizing in C on­ w ho had bogged down.
gress o f a determ ination to curtail named H im self as having com e to i years follow in g the W ar if they will
the P resident's veto pow er and give seek and to save that w hich w as lost. I have sense enough to do so.
In the
At length, the lesson drawn, Jesus | m eantime, new houses and new of-
a greater voice In the governm ent
a , word. | fice buildings are not being built, e x - !
to the legislature.
A constitutional turned to Peter and spoke
_
am endm ent which provides that a W e today can see that I etei s hour ; c e pt f or war needs.
F rom now on P eter will
presidential veto m ay be overridden *lacf , con>e-
This com in g inflation is, however, ,
by a m ajority o f both houses rather walk in a new path and never again not a reason fo r investors to take on !
will
he
be
at
peace
out
o
f
it.
First,
than tw o-thirds is being sponsored
j m ore m ortgages.
I had m uch rath-
by R epresentative H atton VV. Sum ­ the Lord told Peter to launch out : er now invest in good stock s o r in ;
into
the
deep
and
let
down
the
net
ners o f Texas.
real e s - :
fo r a draugh.
W h a t?
A fter all I producing, well-m aintained
t&te.
Banks,
however,
can
not
now’ j
that long fruitless night, fish ag a in ?
T H IS am endm ent a ccord in g to Mr. — "W e have toiled all night and have buy stocks o r real estate as an in- j
LABOR BOSSES NOT NEEDED
T hey are con fin ed to I
United States Senator R u fu s C. Sum m ers "w ould get the executive taken nothing," said Peter.— "N ever- vestment.
and
com m ercial
H olm an has called on the Senate branch o f the governm ent back on the-less at T h y word I will let dow n ' m ortgages, bonds
paper.
Under
these
conditions
I |
C om m ittee on E ducation and L abor its side o f the fence and would re­ the net.
“ So It was done and now
to amend the National L a b or R ela ­ m ove a hurtful con fu sion o f the al­ the net inclosed such a catch that it I feel that—as a rule—it is a m istake !
i fo r banks to take losses on m ort- 1
of
govern m en tal
pow ers broke.
tions A ct and protect the A m erican location
laborer from ‘'exploitation ” .
H e de­ T he in corporation o f this proposed
B ut- banks
A signal brought the partners -S aKe8 at this time
rem em
eurrency in­
nounced the act as responsible fo r am endm ent in the C onstitution g iv ­ along side and the fish filled both should
„ ..
„ ber that
,
it easier fo r
force, violence,
intim idation,
and ing the C ongress the pow er to make boats so that they began to sink. No ” * Uon ,,s,‘ allv
racketeering and says it should be the law would definitely increase the w on der P eter was filled w ith awe.
l'a> th" interest and
am ended to "save the g ood features possibility o f procuring the redistri­ Peter w ho could curse and be so hu- j principal o f m ortgages now out stand- t
pow ers now m an, out on the deep in a little boat ing.
o f It and yet reform the m isch ief­ bution o f governm ent
T h e T em ptation to Speculate
con cen trated In W ashington and the with the Christ o f God.
m aking provisions con tain ed In it.
N o w on der '
I never borrow ed a dollar in m y
“ The National L abor R elations A ct : reestablishm ent o f d em ocra cy in the that the n u n falls at Jesus feet, i
and usually con iine my invest­
as it now reads and Is adm inistered, cou ntrY- The jo b has got to be tack- w ith —¡"D epart from me ,for I am a life
perm its and encourages racketeering
*o o n ." he said
sinful man, O Lord.”
Now. Jesus . ments to good bonds and fire insur­
I, however, w as se­
o f a m ost viciou s and unA m erican
speaks the w ord that wins H is m an— | ance stocks.
verely
tem
pted
to
take a little “ fly er”
character.
th ou 1
IN com m entin g on the grow ing “ F ear not, from h enceforth
I was offered part
of
H e was to quit last week.
‘B y means o f force and violence, ' abuse o f the veto pow er hy the ex- shalt catch men.”
the equity o f $3,500,000 in one o f the
citiz e n s - both em ployes and em ploy- ecutive branch o f the govern m en t at ! the fish business and take m en for
A nd" w h en “th ey h a d ‘ b rou g h t ^ s t o ffic e b u ild in g s in B oston
fo r
God.
er*—are intim idated
by
legalized
_
the expense o f Congress, Mr. Sum
.
-
..
_ lpsg
less thnn
than tw o runtu
cents nn
on the (ioll&r!
gangsters, so that m any good A m - j mers noted that from the adm inis- their boats to land they left all and
The land and building cost over
erican citizens no longer are perm it- j trations o f President W ashington to follow ed Hint.
T hree years later* after Christ had $6,000,000 and is assessed for about
ted to engage in free enterprise ! President Lincoln, a
period o f 76
$4,000,000.
It
has a first
m ort \K
either by use o f their labor o r capi- | years inclusive, there w ere only 4.3 suffered fo r our sins, we hear Peter,
gage on It fo r less than $2,000,000. |
now
an
Apostle
say
o
f
our
L
ord
tal.
bills vetoed by those sixteen presi-
Yet, the property was being offered
But from M arch 1933 when "N eith er is there salvation in any i
'»All this is w ron g and Immoral, In dents
subject to this m ortgage, on the ba­
office , to other, for there is none other name
m y opinion, and It is my honest hope Mr. R oosevelt assumed
sis o f only $50..000,—a shrinkage o f
that the com m ittee will prom ptly June 26, 1943, there have been 592 under heaven, given am ong men, 98', o f what the original stock h old ­
w
hereby
ye
must
be
saved."
A
cts
vetoes!
o ffe r the reform atory am endm ents
It is true a person m ight
4:12. Truly, the Risen Christ SA V ES- ers paid.
w hich the existing ch a otic and un-
H ave you a lose all he puts into such a purchase 1
Am erican situation dem ands.
The
IN spite o f its grow in g independ­ K E E P S -S A T IS F IE S
I ,
D o you even on this m uch-deflated basis.
present law, in effect, sets up labor- ence o f the C hief E xecutive. C on­ clean slate and a new life ?
recognized it as a rank speculation.
live
by
P
ow
er
From
on
H
ig
h
?
bosses or strike-m asters o r racket­ gress has been coop erative in supply­
But I cannot forget what my F ather
eers who are parasites on the earn­ ing record breaking appropriations
used to preach to me here at Glou­
ings o f the w orkers and an effectiv e fo r the prosecution o f the war.
It
cester nbout the business wheels
force in regulating the freedom and has passed eighteen appropriation
continually revolving.
liberty o f A m erican citizens."
m easures p rovidin g a total o f $110,-
Cloverdale, Oregon
In m ost o f the larger cities o f this
T his space paid for by an Oregon .country
The Senator raises an issue w hich 396,229,014 fo r the operation o f the
sim ilar
opportunities
for,
Including re- businessman.
must be settled fairly fo r em ployes federal governm ent.
p rofit, or loss .e x ist
It is im pos-
as well ns em ployers if freedom o f
opportunity and liberty fo r the indi­
vidual survive in this nation.
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H. H- JM Y K 1 E M , Publisher
QUITS
riSH
BIZ
0 R EC
P
sible for me to give any advice ap-
pli, able to any individ .al properties
>■: . i , • but 1 1 is m uch i will say
Many m ortgages which a r ’ now look -
ed upon as
o f little vr.'ue will be
paid in full when inflation gets going
at high speed.
Foolish are those
who needlessly sacrifice m ortgages or
real estate at this tim e unless the
m oney is im m ediately re-invested in
properly selected stocks which are
i reasonably sure to double or triple in
value.
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C. V . W A L L A C E
— S ig n s & C a rd s—
R l, Bx 2. Tigard, O regon
Opposite the Joy Theatre
PIION K T IG A R D 2381
'PACKET" ORIGINALLY M EANT ANY S H IP C A R R Y IN G
PASSENGERS AND FR EIG H T ON SCHEDULE.SMALL
COASTWISE PACKETS EXISTED EVEN IN COLONIALDAY5.
BUT TRANSATLANTIC PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT SERVICE WAS I N C l D e N T A L T O
TRADING VENTURES. EN RO U TE.PASS­
ENGERS M I G H T F IN D THEMSELVES IN
A N Y S T R A N G E PO R T.
T H E N .I N I8 I6 .C A M E T H E FAM O U S AMER­
ICAN DLACK B A L L LIN E R U N N IN G PACKET,!
B E TW E E N NEW Y O R K A N D LIV E R P O O L O N
n
1 % I
6, 1943
O u ryJ/ e rc/ ia n t^ ffa r/ n e
Keep
Flying
A ugust
REGULAR SCHEDULES.
W IT H A F L E E T O F N O T M O R E T H A N
»_
50 PACKETS W E SO O N COMPLETE
LY D O M IN A TED THE A T L A N T IC .
DARING AM ER IC AN SKIPPERSCAR
RlED SPARE SAILS AN D SPARS
RATHER THAN SHORTEN SAIL.
CHARLES DICKENS SAILED BACK T<
ENGLANDOHAN AMERICAN PACKET
RATHER THAN A BRITISH STEAMSHIP.
THEN SOMETIMES CALICO A ’fMOKI 90*1
T R A D E F R O M T H E E R IE ; C A N A L . ,
(O P E N E D IS 2 5 ) M A D E N E W Y O R K j
L E A D IN G P A C K E T P O R T .
T H E D R EA D N O U G H T. (I4 I3 T O N S ) M O S T
FAM O U S OF W E S TE R N OCEAN P A C K E TS .
H ELD T H E RECORD O F 13 DAYS. 8 HO UR S.
B E TW E E N N EW YORK AND LIV ER P O O L.
HER C A P TA IN , S A M U E L S A M U E LS ,N E V
E R O N C E LAY T O 'IN A N Y S T O R M /
/n/.trfrM/.'on roorln yol Amtrifnn
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TODAY. MORE THAR EVER BEFORE , OUR
m e r c h a n t m a r in e s s c h e d u l es m u s t
BE MAINTAINED VESSEL S MUST BE LOAD­
ED AND SAU ON TIME TO JO IN THE COM- .
VOYS SO ESSENTIAL to VICTORY.
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C O - v -.C H T
J V C IA H M I
S a v e 20 t o 2 5 ^ o n y o u r F I R E I N S U R A N C E C O S T S
O regon M utual Policies ure NON A SS E SS A B L E .
You N E V E R pay
m ore than the prem ium on the fa ce o f the policy. O regon Mutual
m aintains more than three times the surplus required by Oregon
Insurance Laws.
O r e g o n M u tu a l F ire In s u r a n ce C o m p a n y
o f M c M i n n v i l l e
40 years o f R eliable Service Cha*. L W alk er, Agent
O rganized 1894
Phone 1732
N e w L o c a t i o n 112 S o . 3 r d A v e .
“ E very F orm o f Protection*’
H illsboro, Oregon
A GOVERNOR
MEETS THE MERCHANT
E x-G overn or
Sprague o f
O regon
1ms taken occa sion to point out that:
"R etailers....despite
cu rtailm en t
in
m anufacturing
In
m any lines o f
m erchandise, despite an noying regu­
lations and handicaps o f lack o f
help, do m anage to Btay in business.
K ach fresh
Impediment is a chal-
•enge w hich som ehow seem s to be
met.
M illions o f consum ers throughout
the nation
have noted, like Mr.
Sprague, that m ost stores m anage to
stay in business.
M oreover, they
have found
the
m erchants to be
frien d ly allies in a stru ggle to re­
m ain undism ayed in the fa ce o f a
fallin g standard
o f living.
T heir
m orale
has
been
im m easurably
helped m erely by the s ig h t-o f attrac­
tive show w indow s w hich in m ost c a ­
ses have been kept well filled. T hose
show window s are as eloquent testi­
m onial to the resourcefulness and
stability o f our
retail distribution
industry.
R etail m erchants as a w hole are
doin g their best to serve the public
with accustom ed e fficie n cy under e x ­
ceedin gly d ifficu lt circum stanes. And
m ost consum ers are sick and tired
o f the e ffo rts o f O P A and oth er g ov­
ernm ent agencies to turn housewives
against m erchants with broad hints
that retailers must be w atched co n ­
stantly or they will ch arge "Illegal"
prices.
The public know s, and it la
tim e the govern m en t found o u t that
organized retailers are the strongest
bulw ark against ch a os on the distri­
bution front.
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how
the local ai rcraft warni ng service releases
manpower and equipment for overseas duty
The G round Obser\er Corps and the
Aircraft Warning Corps cooperate w ith
fighter aviation directing it to the exact
spot where the enemy will he inter­
cepted. The planes on ground alert are
in readiness to comply instantly with
the controller's orders. They arc armed
and ready to take olT should they ic -
ccive information from the ground ob­
server;, indicating an approaching enemy.
Planes alone are given a definite area
to fly and patrol.
They must he constantly on watch
and seek out the enemy, and should
they find him, call for assistance to
destroy him.
system o f intelligence which detects,
Farm leaders contend that the ad
m inistration 's m s jo r goal in demand
Ing huge subsidies and rollback pro­
g ram s is not aim ed prim arily at In­
flation
c o n t r o l- b u t
to
win
1944
votes.
W ith the loss o f the W P A .
the N Y A , the F 8 A and oth er g o v ­
ern m en t aid program s w h ich Con- .
gress has elim inated or curtailed,
th ey say subsidy and roll-back pro-
i
-4 -
cr.ift Warning Service, gives the same
protection as 16 planes which are not
supported hy the Warning Service.
Each plane, incidentally, requires 15
trained men to fly and service it ’ round-
the-clock.
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4 -
4
4 -
+
4 *
4 " '
4 - 4 . 4 * 4 -
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,
16
A V/ planes,
Without the sup­
port o f a warning service, are needed to
give the same protection as 1 plane
w hich is bucked up by ground observers.
T o fly and service these 16 planes,
240 trained men would have to be
on duty.
reports, evaluates and charts the
movements o f all aircraft, thus per­
mitting the speedy identification o f
Thus . . . 1,500 fighter planes and 22,500 trained pilots a i.j
.
are
released for overseas duty for every' 100 planes used on the "g r c in J alert”
friendly aircraft and making possible
the interception o f unidentified air­
T H E C ongressional con cession on
the subsidy issue, leaders emphasise,
is only tem porary It ends January
1.
W hen the legislators return in
the fall they will attem pt to w ork
out a perm anent C om m odity Credit
C orporation program and w rite statu­
tory guides fo r an y subsidy action. ,
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The Aircraft Warning Service is a
-
aircraft warning service
p!<
lane, supported hy the Air-
M E A N T IM E If any ch a o tic de­
velopm ents break out on the home
fron t -a n y increases In the cost o f
living or any fo o d
shortages that ,
occu r before the fall term the res­
ponsibility will rest solely w ith the
W h ite House, in the opinion o f o b ­
servers.
without
aircraft warning service
1
BY JA M E S P R E S T O N
TILE 78th C ongress w hich will re­
con ven e on Septem ber 14. is taking
its first real recess since the war
brok e out In Europe.
i
l
with
I
system with an adequate Aircraft Warning Sen ice.
craft by our tighter planes.
join up in this work
American aviation needs y o u . Celebrate
“ Aircraft Wrrr.ing rervi.-j V. ceV*. A- ••ost
1 to 7 by vc.ante.:> i r service ... ,uc
local civilian dciense o»».ce.
f/rx message contributed by Portland General Electric Compar.v