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.
j
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,
j
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
/*t. r,
, '
M ' '
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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.
)
4 -
4
4 -
+
4 *
4 " '
4 - 4 . 4 * 4 -
++ ++
,
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. ,
+
■f
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