The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, August 20, 1943, Page Page 2, Image 2

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    BEAVERTO N ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
Pâtre 2
Friday, August 20, 1043
| the Holy Spirit was sent down from
K IN T O N
The Low Down
1 heaven to give new life to all who
Mrs. A. L. Karpstcln received word From Hickory Grove
| receive Christ as Lord and Saviour.
C. V. W A L L A C E
last week that hei son Carl, bus
What was the date?
A fellow in Denver wrote me.
He
been
promoted
to
Staff
Sergeant.
— Signs & Cards—
Answer The Day of Pentecoste.
. . „
.. .
must be a pretty n.ce hombre—he
wajJ n<}t mad at anybody or about
IL II- J U T B 1 E Ü , Publisher
Fifty days after Christ arose from Carl is stationed at Kearney. Neb.
Mrs.
W.
L.
Keffer
entertained
a
K l, Bx 2, Tigard, Oregon
the grave.
' anything.
Also, he was not trying
group of her son Denn's's friends to be sweet to any certain group be­
Opposite the Joy Theatre
Published Friday or each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton.
Where does the Spirit now dwell.
PH O NE TIG A R D 2381
Oregon. Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Beaverton, Oie
Answer "What, know
ye
not last Wednesday, with a picnic at the cause there happened to be lots of
Washington park zoo in Portland. people in that group, o f voting age.
that
your
body
is
the
temple
of
the
..11.00
Three M on th s________
-----9 3oo
One Year _
The party was in honor of Dennis He is not running for office.
. .60
Subscription Payable In Advance. ! Holy Spirit which is in you, which birthday.
Six Months
ye have from God, and ye are not
Folks in Denver are nice people, he
Sharen Salens
accompanied her says, but they are allergic to politi- j
your own? For ye are bought with a
Beaverton Office—Enterprise Bldg., Phone Beaverton 2321
price; therefore glorify God in .your mother, Mrs. Lucille Salens of Port­ clans.
To arouse them so they will
Hillsboro Office— Room 6, Delta Bldg., Phone 1641
On Sat­ vote with wisdom, he says, is the
Bible.
Yield all: earn land to DeLake last week.
Portland O ffice- 408 Panama Bldg., 3rd and Alder
Phone ATwater 6501 body.”
urday
Mrs.
George
Snider,
Mrs.
Ed
eternal reward: God expects you to
problem—and your essays are help-1
I Jenkens and daughter Virginia join-
QUt
He
t me with that one
live by Power From On High.
M amùa*
' *dwthenV »
br° “ * hi Sba;7n h°T,e 1 answered pronto.
Nice people. I
Mr. and Mrs. W L. Ke er weie who are bugy don't seem to savvy, I
O rec | o © N l W spä per
| * ue8t* at * d' nne\ Pari y
a told him, that the U. S. A. could ever
P u b u s h J er , s ' 4 4 s ORATION
'H en ry
Thieles In Portland last , ^ anything except what it a,ways
Cloverdale, Oregon
This space paid for by an Oregon: Thursday night.
The dinner was has been since Washington—the Land
businessman.
given by Mr. Keffers crew at the of the Free. It don't enter his nog­
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Swan Island shipyard.
Our Jap enemies wane to
gin that anybody would dare to try
Virginia Jenkins is spending this making this country over into any- j
destroy Oregon’s forests.
W hy the Gasoline Shortage week
in Forest Grove with her aunt thing else.
Don’t l»<Jp them f
In trying to account for the pre-
They don't see that so­
cialism already has one foot in th e !
valing shortage of gasoline in the Mrs. Glen Miller.
I
Put out your cigarettes,
Continued From Page 1
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United States, it is well to remember
door.
It is the other guy’s door,
matches and campfires!
that
a
single
Flying
Fortress
on
a
not
their’s—that
is
why
they
slum­
over his store.
He owns only one
T U A L A T IN
PREVENT FOREST
ber—
It
is
not
their
baby.
bombing
mission
from
England
to
piece of property and this serves him
John S. Green Jr., is back on the
FIRES by observing the
Nice folka can be a sucker like
both for a home and place of busi­ Berlin burns up about 1600 gallons on fifteen day furlough.
rules o f common sense!
That is
anybody
else—and
lean
back
and
ness. He follows the custom so pre­ of gas on the round trip.
Corporal Edward Deason is home
gasolinegto fill the tanks of mainland after two years in the listen to the will-o-the—wisp. What
valent In Europe where even the
«IIP OtrCCM GftUN ASS*
97
American
automobiles,
allowing
bankers live over their banks; the
South Pacific with the Marines. He we need in our U. S. A. is to teach
Snisffi, GroQo*
about
17
gallons
per
car.
more
AEsop----
from
the
cradle
to
lawyers live over their offices; and
will attend officers training school, j
General Doolittle, who led the raid
the owners of
great department
Raymond Kuper who has been j the grave.
Yours with the low down,
stores live adjoining their property. on Tokyo, reports that one day's with the air corps at Fort McClellan
J OE S E R R A i
Now, I make a forecast which read­ operation of our air force In the j Louisiana, is home on furlough.
Mediterranean area recently con­
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ers should remember:
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gray have
The small merchant who lives in sumed 1,100,000 gallons of gasoline. bought a place near Tigard.
Mrs. \ What are you doing to help end
the restricted residential section and Such a quantity would fill the tanks Gray has gone to Starbuck to be with this horrible war?
A TIP FROM MUSSOLINI
has no help from his family and of nearly 70,000 automobiles.
her daughter in law whose brother
V
It is becoming increasingly obvious
was killed at tile Walla Walla air
A » growth depends upon activity.!
fh „ ; '
must drive every day to his place o f!
...
D „
' .
~ “
f iejd
J There is no development physically
are going to seek'renewed“ tenure on I bua‘ ° e“
be doomed.
It may
J W a r B a llo t* fo r A r m y
Mrs. Martha Guiles of Elma. Wash., ° r intellectually without effort, and
Blank forms are available to all
the strength of their war records. con t,llu ay b* harder for him to
paid a visit to her mother and father ^ttort means work —Calvin Coolidge.
officers
and
enlisted
men
of
the
Ar­
places
and
compete
No one snould object to that.
But malntain 1,0111
with the chains and "big business”. my to enable them to apply for war Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Moore last week
what everyone should object to is the
Every failure teaches a man some- J
He is handicapped in many ways ballots for elections to be held this
Her son Robert who is working
tendency to glorify government by
The small businessman, however,, year, the W ar Department reports. | for the North Coast Transportation thing if he will learn.—Charles Dick­
intimating that it has fought the war
who lives with his store, factory or Public Law 712 requires these forms j company, came out Friday for a ens.
utmost singlelianded even to the ex­ office has a real future.
lie cannot to be available in years when offi- visit between busses,
tent of being primarily responsible he licked by New Deuls or Old Deals
cers of the National Government are | Leonard Smith who has been sta-
for the quantity and quality of tanks, or 1-ahor Unions or anything else
elected.
The forms will also enable ' tioned at Dutch Harbor got home
plunes
und
ships
with
which
our
men
,,
provided he has a good wife and will legally qualified soldier voters to | last week to visit his family and
Save 20 to 25% on your F IR E IN S U R A N C E COSTS
. That “ ,,the way of L v p ,,ut of d,.bt.
| participate in state elections.
aunt, Mrs. Jones.
the dictators, to seize all credit from .. 1 _
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Oregon Mutual 1’ollcles are NON-ASSKSSABLE.
You N E V E R pay
Mrs. M. A. Kilpatrick left by plane
private citizens for every achieve Ma,,y ° P P ortun,tlp*
more than the premium on the fare of the policy. Oregon Mutual
The wisdom of the wise and the last Wednesday for Vancouver, B.
ment.
And once they begin seizing ■ As I go around the city here I
maintains more than three time« the surplus required hy Oregon
Before return­
the credit for the accomplishments of 8ee many vacant small stores in of- experience of ages may be preserved C., to visit friends.
Insurance Laws.
ing
Monday
she
will
go
to
Pitt
by
quotation.—
Disraeli.
the people, experience has shown ' iice buildings. These probably must
Meadows to visit a brother.
that they soon begin seizing the re- ' be rented to the chains.
I, however, |
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What are you doing to help end
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
sources which made the accomplish- 8ee some houses In the business sec
o f M c M i n n v i l l e
tion where
a
ments possible.
‘
~ family could live on the I this horrible war?
“Figure It Out Yourself
Organized 1894— ..40 years of Reliable Service Chas. L Walker, Agent
Therefore, It is imperative that the second floor and have a good little !
Program Explained
N ew Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
Phone 1732
American people be not deluded as business on the street floor. It could
Every concern in Oregon will be
to how and by whom this war is be­ be a small store of some kind, or a
“Every Form of Protection”
Hillsboro, Oregon
asked to cooperate in bringing its
ing fought.
Due credit should be repair shop, or beauty parlor, or even
employee personnel to fuller partici­
given to the political and military an insurance and real estate office.
pation in the payroll reduction pro­
leaders who are coordinating and di­ I know a man who has done very ;
gram before the Third War Loan
recting the armed forces. Beyond well selling bicycles and making keys
TV«
'"»T-TW
gets under way September 9, accord,
that, the credit goes to the people at his home; another who has raised
ing to E. C. Sammons, state chair­
for whatever degree of military suc­ a large family repairing watches.
man of the war finance committee.
There are many lines in which
cess the nation may enjoy.
The
Need for all employees and em­
tanks, the Jeeps, the planes and the small businessmen are making real
ployers to understand the “ figure-it-
their |
ships wero not created by govern­ i successes with businesses of
out yourself” program of the war
They have no fear of chai
ment any more than were the men j own.
finance committee and its connection
Labor laws do not bother
now in the service of their country, j 8to,'e8-
with the war is stressed by Mr. Sam­
They can be open at all
Private industry, managed and op- I l ^em-
mons.
They have no “overhead”
erated by private citizens, is the '■ hours-
The “ Figure it out yourself” plan
mainspring of the war effort.
From which causes the death of so many
is as simple as it sounds.
It is
Their families
the men deep underground in the business concerns.
merely this:
You compute your
Further­
mlneB to the men and women In the are brought up to work.
family income by the month, total
front office, the job is being done by more, they arc the families which
your monthly expenses, and arrange
sweating Individuals who are work­ will save democracy, the existence of
for the difference to be put in war
ing for the glory of freedom, not the which de|N>ndH ii|M>n u majority of
bonds through the payroll savings
the people continuing to own their
glorification of government
own meuns of Mipixirt.
plan.
Our political leaders should heed
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Profits Come From Su\ ing
the ignominious end of the first dic­
This is no criticism of the chains.
Civilians Get Canned Goods
tator to fall In this war—Mussolini
» * _
■ _
I believe in them and have consider­
Civilians will receive approximately
Mussolini claimed the achievements
able
o
f
my
own
money
invested
in
6M
i
million
more
cases
of
canned
ap­
of his people as his own.
He dom­
ples, fruit cocktail, beets, sweet corn,
inated their souls and their property them as a hedge against inflation.
There is a field for both chain stores
PL! _
pumpkin or squash, lima beans, and
in the name of government,. By so
and
small
Independent
stores,—the
tomato puree under an amendment
doing, he brought defeat to himself
lame as there is a field for both big
to Director Food Administration Or­
and to his nation.
stock insurance companies and small
der 22.4 which reduces the quantity
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mutual companies.
I believe in both
that canners are required to set
Also
and
want
to
help
both.
END MOB TAX RULE
aside from 1943 production to meet
To make a success, the small
Government requirements.
Millions of pepole subject to strin­ businessman must forget to
Inexperienced May Be Trained
be a
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gent new Income tax laws are be­ “ big” man.
He should live over, or
When a United S
ginning to find out the meaning of adjoining, his place of business so he
Apply
was torpedoed recently in the West
the expression, "the power to tax is can “ make a dollar", at whatever
Indies
area,
the
crew
took
to
the power to destroy.”
Taxes must hour the opportunity comes.
Also,
boats in such a hurry that there
be paid, even if it means destroying he can train his family to be real
no time to shut o ff the Diesel en­
living standards and the sacrifice of helpers and amount to something.
gines.
When they found the ship
accustomed luxuries. However, these By so-doing they can save more and )
still remained afloat after 40 hours,
things can be tolerated providing enjoy more than their so-called ''rich"
the burden is shared equally by all. neighbors.
Unfortunately, the tax laws are far j Importance of Good Signs
from equitable. For years taxes have ! Just one suggestion to those who
America now supplies nearly all 1
been proposed and levied upon no already have such a small business
the tobacco consumed in Egypt.
sounder basis than a cry to soak-the- Spend more money on your “ front”
rich.
This kind of mob tax rule and especially on your sign.
How- ;
will wreck productive industry, and ever humble you start, you can have
eventually individual freedom, if con­ as well painted a front and as attrac­
tinued in the face of drastically ris­ tive a sign as can the biggest and
TH E O LD JU D G E S A Y S ...
ing taxes which will soon be taking richest chain In the nation.
Here's I
twenty-five per cent of the total na­ something to think over.
tional income.
The government is asking much
HIGH TIM E TO ELECT
and the people are giving willingly.
Strutting the not« of
ONE
Hold an election.
Cast a
But they should insist that they be
wortime activity...
ballot.
Elect
Christ
to
be
your
Sa­
underlining the port
permitted to give equally.
Where
viour.
Be
cleared
and
become
a
'
Oregon it playing in
revised lax laws are required to at­
Production for Victory,
tain fairer distribution of the tax son of the Most High God, for—“ To
The Multnomah County
as many as received Him, to them
burden, they should be revised with­
Fair, this year, it one of
gave He power to become the sons of i
out delay.
the great««» expositions
God."- BIBLE.
in Fair hittory.
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TW O —The wages of sin is death
*
The subsidies, ostensibly to “ hold but you have by your choice of
in (hihtMding Array of
the line", are in themselves inflation­ Christ, been delivered from the Judg­
flue-Blooded lim tsck.
ary:.
But the main criticism that ment.
But old sinful ways still grip
Ayncslture. Nome Arts
can be made against them is that you.
14-H Club Work. Pealiry
I f the saved say they have no i
they simply will not work. Our prob­ sinful nature left, they deceive them­
P lu , T h a t . Added
W artim e Fccfvre*:
lem is too big.
So big. apparently, selves and the truth is not In them.
Red Cron produtlios
that our hydra-headed food bureauc­ But If we confess our sins, Christ is
Ur,.tv War hdsstnot,
racy fails lo see the fundamental dif­ faithful and Just to forgive us our
Cotorfsl tihiMs of the
ferences between It and Britain's, sins and to cleanse us from all un­
Armed Semen!
and fails to work out a solution tail­ righteousness.—Bible again.
Sin is
ored to fit our peculiar needs. - Dairy the believer does not change his re­
Farmers' Digest.
lation to the Father.
He has been
born again; born from above; born
of God and God does not throw him
A Few Definitions
out of the family.
But it puts us
Friends
Persons who stick
Pastor Spurgeon used
together until debt do them part out of step.
Secret:
Something that
is to stop on the spot, bare his head
hushed about from place to place _ and . confeas
. . . . , the
. sin of the moment.
■ t r / T -"
Men:
Often In the backyard
k" ‘ "
*"? , .
looking for four-leaf clovers when
T H R K E 4 ount yourself
y ° l‘ r8,>lf to be on
i.
«M
EENCHAU*
opportunity knocks at the front Bible ground Christ bought you for j
Ctr9* ‘ l
;
God
with
His
own
blood.
You
are
door.
ADMISSION
r* f.m., 1 *• A II
now
a
member
of
Christ's
holy
body
Dollar Bill;
A form of curren­
(at,-.
cy that ought to have on It a What Christ, the Son le to the Fath-
;
er.
so
we
also,
as
members
of
Christ's
1
homing pigeon instead of an eagle.
The Bible names the saved
Cynic:
A person who believes body
synthetic rubber But. Hank the grain u*ed
" Stakes me feel extra good keartn ' w n talk that
other people are as bad as he is. as a Chosen Generation, a Royal
in c1i«(illing this alcohol i* not thrown away.
way. Judge... never reaJued I was contributin'
W ar profiteer:
A worm in the Priesthood, a Holy Nation, a People
I for a Possession too set forth the per­
It is ptneessed and comes hark lo the larm
apple o f patriotism.
to Ike uar effort in the way you mention. "
Traitor:
Any California doctor fections o f Christ.
again in the form ot disiillrn' dried grain*
“
You
certainly
are.
Hank.
Part
ot
the
Out of the new heart, created by
advising a change of climate for
or dried solubles which » *u use lot dairy
grain you farmers grow is used by the bever­
i the birth from above, comes the new
his patients.
feeds, hog suptYemenis and poultry mashes.
age distilling industry to make alcohol tor
Teamwork
When a family I.
Tou ar* n°* to, ** ,h*
This year alone il is estimated 38A<«»i ions
w ar purposes. Hundreds of millions ot gal­
fighting to keep the wolf away ° “
8t* P « nc*
<*>«"' yourself a.
of these much nettled feed stuffs will be
lons are required every year for smokeless
from the door, and the stork slip. a T
« T . / l T “ T * ¿ i*“ “
down the chimney.
Hol7 ®**rM ,tv* bX P » " " from on
produced hy the distillers '
powder, medical supplies, chemical war tare
“f c t A Ó T f a ó é ,
Ship of State
A splendid ves .’«iV L
materials, shatterproof glass, lacquer for
" I tan see suit, ludgr uk\ u « vn it's a
sel, but badly overloaded with i
,* ,
. . .
,
. , i
camouflaging
equipment,
fuel
to
propel
tor­
mighty
good Iking ue A/»e u legal distilling
Who
to-day
is
the
most
powerful
|
sto w a w a y in the form of bureau-
person In the W orld”
pedoes and in the making of critically needed
industry in times like these
crate.
_
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Answer God the Holy ftpirtt; the t
T
I Third Person of th< ■ 1. I Head
Doing nothing is the moit tire-
How long has the Holy Spirit car-
( antmomr W Aire*
some job In the world, because you ried on as now?
can't quit and root.— An non
J Answsr—When Christ asesnded.
PROTECT THE
FOREST FRONT
Babson Says. ...
SÈÓ.
PAINT1RS
Experieneed
F( )r Stead1 F Work
MULTNOMAH
on
H o u s in g P r o je c t s , $ 1 .3 2 P e r H r .
S h im fd r d s S 1 .2 D P e r H o u r
GRESHAM
OREGON
AUG. 23
...TO 29
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P eiH -m U T H K L
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