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Friday, April 21, 1044
B E A V E R T O N ENTERPR ISE, Beaverton, Oregon
2
to the including drug and meduiru
group, which showed 25%. 'I mig.it
add that there we e also two other
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industries not included in the above
!.________ ___________ __________________]—the aircraft industry, which showed
i tience to work up to a good executive a profit of 35% and the soft d.ink
j position in a chain store organization industry, which showed a profit of
Babson S ays .
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I t U. JKFKHIEB, !*■ Wisher
...
CONCRETE CHIMNEY BLOCKS !
SPECHI VENTILATED
See your Building Material Dealer
Published ihMday o7 each week by the P i o n ^ P u M l^ g ^ O o T at Beav.rU ^ , “ [^^m en wind^u'^K .dU n^co'nnect: Group No. 4-G ood Profits Products
Dragon Bntsrod M —cond-oiaaa a sttsr at tk i postoffloo at Beaverton. Ore. ■ ed wjth gon(e special in<j U8try or
Hadios and phonographs,
glass and
One T e a r ___________ ________ JLOO
•utoscrlptloB Payable in Advance.' 1 nwnufactu..mg concern.
The ques- glassware, mens' and
'" 't,nn
Portland Concrete Pipe & Products Co.
__ ition is as to which industry has the I leather and mise, garments, automo-
greater opportunités and which pays I bile parts and accessories, wool ear 1
Beaverton Offieo—Enterprise Bldg., Phone Beaverton 232!
th* largest salaries and highest w a - ' P*ts, and rugs, chemicals, machine
Hillsboro Office— Room 5, Delta Bldg., Phone 1441
Phone ATwater t*601 ( ges.
h ollowing will be found a lis*. I tool accessories, and p.ecision tools ë m = iii= iii= iii= u i= i|,::^ "l= u i= iiiâ ;iii= iii= m = iiisiii= m = iii= (iii
Portland O ffice-40* Panama Bldg., 3rd and Alder
-------- ¡o f the leading American industries, ¡canned fruits and vegetables, perfum
! These industries, I have grouped . and cosmetics, motor vehicles and ac-
M •*•&**
iand, in fact, arranged in an order ac- | cessories. cigarette and tobacco pro-
cording to their rates of return on ducts, general preparations, soap, co*
I their total investment, before interest tonseed products and cooking fats,
P U IL IS ^ S ^ IA T IO I
| and income taxes.
My theory is tha; ! food specialties, shipbuilding, confec-
the best opportunities lie with thejtionery, malt and beverage brewing
Personal Character Analysis
-It
_____ _ ! companies that aie making the m o s t drugs and medicines.
profits.
(These are those included Study the Management
ALL LETTERS CONFIDENTIAL
in Group 4, which showed prewar ) Too many young men and women
earnings are from 15% to 25%). I take the first job which comes along j
Write to:
ILYN . . •
have divided these seventy-two indus- This will especially be true after the ;
BY SUSAN THAYER
| tries into four groups of employers as War. To avoid being a rolling stone,
it is wise to take a little time in se- |
_____
| follows:
lecting the industry which you are |
I'd like to pass along something 1 Group No. I—Low Profits.
to
» to
tU * L .
J X a a . a .
Just heard about, and which I believe
The first group includes 8 indus- willing to master and especially the j
1
you'll agree might be of really in-1 trie»
During the last prewar year concern with which you wish to stay |
The money which the ln-
calculable importance to all of us.
these earned only front 3% to 6% on for life.
uSszL 7 7
These 8 dustry is making is not the only con-,
A few days ago the Association of , (heir capital investment.
Icern.
Look
up
the
character
of
the
Army and Navy Wives, a group of 'f°l*ow;
'women very close to the war, sent out! Hailroad equipment; Fertilizer pro- men for whom you are considering
18,000 letters to cities all over the ! ducts, timber and lumber products working.
Do they attend some This writing shows independence, intuition, (use it more) and a striv
Be more enthusiastic and friendly.
Try to
I country—no doubt to your own town ! c“ kc »ven products, cane sugar, silk ohurch,
Are they interested in civic ing for self control.
These letters asked that when word j products, textile and sewing machin- affairs?
Have they a reputation for understand others.
Send 10c for each analysis, enclose
You will receive complete personal
is finally flashed that the Invasion of ; ery, steel and rolling mill works.
fair dealing and good treatment of
Europe has started, the church bells 1 Group—No. 2—Small Profits
i their employees
analysis of your abilities, talents, best any piece of handwriting, your own
But in selecting an industry, con- | vocati
personality, health
be rung In every community through ) The second g.oup contains 28 in-
best or that of a loved one you wish to
PREPARE THEIR FUTURE!
Are i
r
.
out this country, and that all of us dustries.
The last prewar year for aider your own qualifications.
mechanical
or
not?
Do
you
mate,
how
to
overcome
your
draw-
understand better.
Be sure to in
The men and women of our armed gather to pray for the safety and 1 these industries showed a profit on you
Are j backs and handicaps. All these things
foices cannot, by the very nature of success of our men in the greatest j the investment (before interest and i get on well with other people?
close stamped and self addressed en
you
slow
but
accurate;
or
are
y
o
u
:
are
shown
in
every
stroke
and
tor-
things, do much'about tholr future' military undertaking in history
j5com® taxes) of 6% in the case of
Are you ( mation 0f your handwriting,
Individually, they have surrendered a
Actually, we women need not be | Clay 1 roducts up to 10/r in the case rapid but a little careless?
velope for your return letter.
Do you prefer to j
Prayer and prayei 1 °T Knit Goods.
The entire list of good at figures?
one-time free existence to the mili told to pray.
work in an office or pound the pave-;
Address all communications to ILYN Care of this paper.
tary which is as it must be for vic alone has carried us through many Group 2^ollows:
Clay p.oducts, agricultural machin
a difficult hour
tory.
What* abmi^ "your ° character?** " The UlslllslU£ill=lll=iri=lll=ll!=lll=lll=IUHIII=lll=lll=IU=lll=lll=IIIEIII=lll=UI5lll=lll=UI= lUaiUM
We know, too, that our men in bat- ery and tractors, petroleum producing
In the military service they live for
industry should be chosen which fits .------------------------------------------------------------------ --------— — ------------------------------
tie
have
learned
to
lean
on
prayer.
.
nnd
refining,
cotton
textiles,
bolt,
nut,
this present day, this present hour,
Don’t ne-!
the immediacy of a moment which Time and again we read of a bomber, rivet and screw products, paper and Into your temperament.
bullet-torn, crippled but coming in ! pulp, matches, textiles dyeing and cessarily select an industry from ,
may be the last.
None of these may be
,civ safely
»uiciy here
neie at ai coming in on a wing and a prayer! In finishing, hat and cap, steel castings, Group 3 or 4
It ¡ is 0 for us, i „ left
home to be thinking of their future Aleutian fox holes, under bombing on 1 copper, tanned, curried and finished suited
to your training, physique or
(we can do little enough about their! African sands, in Italian mud and Pa ; leathei, heating and cooking appara-1 temperament,
present)—for the future belongs to ciflc jungle, men have prayed and ;tus. cement, flour milling, malleable
"
those who prepare for *1*
¡fought on.
¡«on castipgs,
furniture, plumbers
Duke, a German shepherd dog from
The
Truman Committee of the I What a wonderful thing, then, for supplies, bread and bakery products,' Boston, joined the Army 13 months
Senate
a diligent fact-finding bodv ! our men to feel a great spiritual book an<J magazine publishing, beet , ago.
Teamed with an Army serg-
Part 1: National Operations
wh"ch i. demon!ltiab?y u n w 2 L l ^ I -urge from this nation to know that - sugar,
g a r , rayon and allied products, eant, he served in New Guinea, thru
and the Cape Gloucester campaign, and is !
once again pointed the way toward 1 a11 of us here at home aie standing by heavy machinery, saw, file
hand tools, leather, boots and shoes, now moving up this jungle coast with |
the most effective solution ot postwar j ¡n
hour of supreme effort!
paint
and varnish, rubber products, U. S. Marines in pursuit of letreat-j
production and employment problems. I
ing Japs, the Navy Department said. |
knit goods.
It finds that “even in wartime It was The Low Down
This is addressed to the citizens vice f.om all and profits to none.
Duke could scent and ''point” a Jap
Group
No.
3—Fair
Profits
the flow of private Initiative that
of the United States and Canada. Total War and the peace will de
three-quarters of a mile away, and
The
third
group
contains
18
indus
From
Hickory
Grove
made possible the success of the war
Our enemy in World War II is the mand total mobilization of all re
tries starting with silver and plated j has flushed scores of Japs, has been j
program. This flow must be encour
armed might of world fascism. Un source's. all skills, and equipment
ware,
earning
10%
on
the
invested
through
more
than
60
air
raids,
can
I
am
kind
of
an
under-dog
financier.
aged in the future."
less this might is defeated in bat of North America.
Lots
of
folks
are
the
same,
but
just
capital,
and
running
up
to
corn
pro-
I
dive
for
a
foxhole
like
any
Marine,
With the objective clearly defined,
tle, fascism will be imposed from
don’t
pop
off
and
say
anything
about
ducts,
eaining
15%
on
the
invest-
and,
the
Sergeant
says,
"he's
the'
Total Conscription is necessary,
then, It is the obligation of each one
without on North America; and not
But ment. during the last prewar year, smartest dog I’ve ever seen
because Technocracy advo
of us at home to project this encour It—-everbody Is not so windy.
unless the fascism within our own cates it, but because this is a To
agement, to the end that there will be anyway, I am going to write a little before deducting interest and income
national
systems
is
liquidated,
we
taxes.
This is a very good list and • Your home town paper Is only $1 i
tal War, and a technological revo
nn economic environment which Is essay on bankers.
may have fascism imposed from lution. These facts demand that we
You will look far and wide to find includes some of the most satisfac- a year
Subscribe now.
not hostile to business, prompt liquid
within
even
though
we
are
victor
North Ameiicans do more than
ation of war contracts, and a reason somebody more jumped on than bank- tory industries for the long pull, al . -
ious on the battlefields.
There must have been some ! though I don't advise
anybody i n
t
o
______________________
voluntary participation in our na
able tax program which will encour ers.
It will be noted that
World Wa. II has produced tech tional economies. America has not
age Individual Initiative and Incentive duck, here or there, In the banking J distilled liquor.
FORM
ER
GOVERNOR
sometime or other, that I this Kioup three includes refrigera- \
nological revolution on this Con yet mobilized its resources, has
I .et It be remembered that just talk business
It will be noted that
tinent whioh has changed the en not yet adopted a scientific, de
r u \s. A.
ing about the future will not bring folks didn't think was shootin' square tor equipment.
I don't know about equipment, gypsum and asbestos pro-I
tire basis of our society. We can signed direction. America will not
the results desired
Affliniatlve and or something.
It is possible.
However, you 1 ducts, business machines and cloth-1
not continue with the magnitude attain this designed direction as
continued action by dur law-makers that.
of total war or cope with the prob long as it permits business, party
Is of vital importance to safeguard could run across a barber, or a plum- ; ¡n8. all ° f which are growing and j
ber, or a cook, or most any trade, who j profitable industries,
lem of peace unless we introduce a politics, labor,
farm bloc, and
the future.
is not a person you would want to
Silver and plated ware, pump, j
total mobilization in the United thousands of other conflicting
States and Canada competent to group interests to dominate the ad-
loan l6 bucks , or whom you would pumping and air compressors, hard- !
REW ARDS!
operate the totality of our enorm niinist. ation of the war in divided
care to have in for dinner.
But all waie, woolen and worsted goods, re j
ous productive mechanism in both and voluntary operations.
in all, If I was to pick out somebody frigerator and air conditioning units, I
Any system of government that of to hold my gold watch and chain, lead and zinc, gypsum, asbestos pro
war and peace.
Conflicting private and group in
fers the same rewards to the man when my back was turned
I would ducts and roof coatings, firearms ami ]
Technocracy, as a non-profit terests must be submerged and re
who loafs as to the man who works, ; pick a banker every time--and so j ammunition, utility industry, bis-
membership
organization
with placed by compulsory national ser
is going to kill the greatest force that would most p<.opie
| cuits and crackers, engine turbines,!
members in both the United States vice. We must abolisih production
has made the United States the coun
It has been klnda open season on water wheels and windmills, business
and Canada, is presenting to the for profit at a price and substitute
try the whole world envies.
bankers, for politicians
Bankers \ machines and typewiiters, distilled
people of both countries a solution in its place the engineering de
liquors,
tin
cans
and
tinware,
electri
don't talk hack much.
If I was to
and a designed direction which sign of pioduction for the strategy
cal
machinery
and
apparatus,
men's,
give the old boys some advice, I’d say,
GOOD NEWS
may be installed by the govern of a total war offensive.
"Next time some jaybird starts heck youths’; and boys’ clothing, cranes,
ments of each country respectively
United States and Canada can
Welcome news to housewives was ling you, haul off with a haymaker" dredging, excavating and road build
as sovereign entities whose geo not achieve a high morale and in
ing,
corn
products.
that beginning last Sunday shortening Folks like people who show spunk
graphical position as f iendly neigh ternal efficiency when some citi
The fourth group contains 18 in- I
salad, and cooking oil will be point and—fight back.
bors impels them toward a similar zens gain wealth and economic ad-
dustries
which
were
the
most
profit
Yours with the low down,
destiny.
free.
Thus another food Item Is
vantage in war price«, war profits,
able of all during the few months be
JO SERRA
fiee.
Ono wonders if everything
Technocracy submits that the war wages, and war racketeering
fore
the
war.
They
earned
from
will be point free by election time
stress of total war and the impact while other citizens are spilling
15% to 25% on the capital invested
next fall.
What a landslide it Good Price Forecast
of peace will compel the people o ’ their blond in defense of the coun
The
radio
nnd
phonograph
greup
would be for some politician to an
the United States and Canada, act try.
The men who give up their
showed a profit of 15%, and this prof
For Berry Growers
nounce this as his platform!
l o r i n i t i a l Sftelo H
ing through their respective gov lives are conscripted to do so: the
It increi. ’ ed in the following order up
ernments to install the total con rest of us must be conscripted In
The recently announced OPA price
scription
of Men, Machines. Mater to national service even as those
Attention Called to 35 mile celling
for strawberries that will re
iel. and Money—with national ser who have died. We could do this by
(Shod Terra)
turn to growers the national average
Speed Limit for Cars
Nick Room Needs—Sunfreene Ice
freely adopting a plan
of $6 51 for a 24-quart crate will fur
f i e /.#»n u n O r e ( / o n — itn
Cream — Magazines, Films and
of
total mobilization—
nish
an
Incentive
for
Multnomah
and
Closer observance of the war time
1 am interested in Total Conscription
Developing
p r u b l v i n x u n d r v x it u r v v H .
with national service
speed limit of 35 miles an hour was Washington county berry growers to
from all and profits to
IV / n i / i f i f t l f u r
urged today by Bob Farrell, Secretary keep up production in the opinion of
E LLIS PH AR M ACY
O PI cunc «end me free literature only
none. Who can say that
of State, who declared that reduced County Agent S. B. Hall.
PRESCRIPTION
DRUGGISTS
t h f Sfnm turm h ift bif
he deserves more!
Althuogh it is i-ather early to es
speeds would save dwindling gasoline
O Unclosed is 25c. Please send me
I- W. Kill*. Prop. CHerry 3103
v
x
p
v r iv n r v u n d ir n in in t f
timate
this
year's
strawberry
crop.
supplies and decrease wear on tires
“Technocracy's Victory Program
We Deliver
Multnomah, Ore.
Bundle”
Speed checks made by the state Hall said that there are fewer berries
This Material is Re-
P a id a d v . — S p r a g u # fo r U. S. S e n a t o r C o m m itte e
highway department showed that dur under cultivation and that many pat
R e y B E a r ly , M o r g a n B u ild in g , P o rtla n d , O r e g o n
p.inted by Permission
O Unclosed is *1.00 for full selection
ing the first three months of the ches did not make very good growth
of Continental Head-
of
literature.
last
fail.
year. 85 percent of the drivers on the
quaiters. Technocracy
Farmers hope there will not be any
Pacific Highway travel at speeds of
NAME
Inc, 155 E. 44th St..
50 miles an hour or under, Farrell early frosts. They are banking on
SEPARATORS — MILKERS
N. Y 17. N Y. Thru
said.
Only about ten percent of the school children and housewives to
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Section
1 R. D. 12245 at
drivers limited their speeds to 35 harvest this year's crop.
SUPPLIES FOR THE DAIRY
814 S. W. 10th Ave.,
City
miles an hour.
— Signs & Cards—
INDUSTRY
State
Portland, 5, Oregon.
"Conservation of gasoline, tires and
BE 0062.
RI, H* I, Tigard, Oregon.
the prevention of accidents are ne
Hear DAN HARMON Speak
Opposite the Joy Theatre
cessary to the maintenance of essen
PHONE TIGARD 2381
tial civilian highway transportation.”
Every Thur*. Nite
Farrell declared
"High speeds use
l"s*.
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9:15 P. M.— KOIN
up more gasoline amt oil and cause
hanv'atturen A PHHtutnr«
ys/ -
s m
tYIRYTHING .
What Congress Needs
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greater wear on tires
Speed also
increases the accident hazard and the
il|
o a ir V m a n ' 1
AT FIRST
severity of accidents at speeds of 50
in
SIGN OF A
miles an hour or over is far greater
than at speeds under 35 miles an
•H
hour.
ili
135 N\V Park
AT 6461
"In the Interests of efficient high- j
way transportation and safety, every
ATTORNEY \T 1AH
use
Oregon driver should be willing to
observe the wartime apeed of 35
Portland, Oregon
6 6 * TABLETS. VALVE. NOSE DROPS
Ill
miles an hour.”
220 Lumbermens Bldg.
SEPTIC TANKS
i T i
BKaron TISI
CHerry 1534
Ce*«pool« l*iini|HHl, Cleaned
Turn war stamps Into Bonds
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Commercial and Kc«idcntlal
- IN
Drain Pipe A Sewer Pipe« Cleaned
Ti
Prompt Service
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of New York City
4538 SK 82nd. Portland
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Member of the Board of lectureship of The Mother
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Massachusetts.
H. B. W ISE
N U R S E L O S E S FAT
PLUMBER
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Your Handwriting Is You
Prayer Before Invasion
TOTAL CONSCRIPTION!
V0UR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
1. Why Is Total Conscription Necessary?
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t o
at
De Laval
c.
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J. 0. Johnson
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1232 — 743
M aple,-re« t
C ou rt
COLUMBIA BRICKWORKS
13*0 H. L
W ater Ave.. Portland
C»t tUmmer without exercise
Eat it a r t h « , potstoM , f n v y ,
just cut down. A\ DS pian m
1
n
Steady Work with Overtime
SYLVAN PLANT
6 6 6
MECHANICS
SAFELY AYDS WAY
Essential Industry
APPLY AT
O V B
"y Mrs. Margaret Matters, C. S. B.
I CAR w a sh e r s !
BRICKYARD
FACTORY WORKERS
EXPERIEN CE
NOT NECESSARY
FREE LECTURE
ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Fruit, Nut, Flowering and shade
Tree«, Ko«c*. Kerry Plant«
Shrub«, etc.
Send for new fall and spring cata
log. Fall planting starts In Novem
ber Tulip bulbe are planted now.
folder on requeet
T nalatin V alley Nurseries
Sherwood.
Oregon
m
■
Mil, •rrwdJp. rosier No rttr-
oar No drug« No!*sat:vw
Nur* was onsof more than
1## pvtaon« loaind 1« to IS
lt*a average In a fra week*
in, linn al trafa ntth \vris I’Uw
cuk I u . teil by m nlnl Zurlo,«
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t i n
rVI com AYDS hrf.wp each
mpal dull« the appetite Yet you grt vitamina,
miner «la eraential nutrients in Ayd* Mart the
Ajrd» way to Ime weight new 30 day »» i . h W
v ot
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tMighted with rvwults
>N p . i BAL K with the y ery f»r»t Noi I’hone
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P h oa t R e«verton 2311
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AUDITORIUM
6941 N. Central St.,
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Friday evnmg. April 21, at 8 o’clock
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The Public is Cordially Invited
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