The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, May 05, 1944, Page Page 2, Image 2

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    Friday, r-\pril 28 . 1944
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
Paee 2
Dan Harmon for
U. S. Congress
KNOWS
Washington
County
II. 1L JEFFRIES, Publisher
Published Friday or each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton.
Oregon Entered aa second cHass matter at the postoffice at Beaverton. Ore
Subscription Payable in Advance.
n .u o
One Year
Beaverton Office—Enterprise Bldg., Phone Beaverton 232!
Portland Office— 308 Panama Bldg , 3rd and Alder
Phone ATwatei 6891 j
O R E C ]O 0 H t^ S I
P u b i i s h I erj
F O K M IK
C O 't ' H NOR
VO TE FOR
R. J. HAAS
PER
I AT I 0 N
Candidate for
County School
Superintendent
Stranded Airmen May Trade
Trinkets for Food-Shelter
A string of colorful beads, a plug of
tobacco, or a hand mirror might have
helped many a Yank in some foreign
15 YEARS EXPERIENCE
battle area, the U. S. Army Air Forces
for I 'nitotl Slalom
say. These are some of the items con­
as school administrator in
tained in barter kits issued to army
Washington County
* airmen kits that may be useful in
Dan Harmon, republican candidate
(J'horl Term)
event of a forced landing in strange 1 f ° r Congress, has this week visited I
QUALIFIED — EFFICIENT
primitive territories.
Beaverton, Tigard, and other parts of 1
Paid Adv.
Opposiil io
• The downed flyer may use these Washington County in the interest of '
[trinkets to trade or bargain for food, his campaign to Unseat Congressman
15 years as a newspaper publisher
.W'/r ih-of
.¡lodging, transportation and guidance. . Mott.
in Washington county at Forest
Also Included in the small lightweight
One of the items on the Naples
we want, in the Congress, suc­
autovravff
kits a r e
buttons, lipstick, needles, cess or Seniority?” asks Mr. Harmon, i Grove, have given Hugh McGilvra
black market was American army C-
Let's Show Appreciation
an opportunity to study and
safety pins, fishing hooks, costume i pointing out that "Congress is so full
ration.
An Italian housewife bought
Jewelry, razor blades, matches and ! of Seniority now, instead of straight ' know Washington county — its
three cans of C-ration hash, but when
Paid od v.— Spragu* for U. S. Senator Commino*
Is America appreciative of its ser­
Roy 6 Early, Morga n Building, Portland, Orogon
j she got home she discovered that the
1 thinking younger business men, that ' people and its problems.
vicemen? When a man comes home ribbons.
To take into consideration every it has involved the country in a ter- 1 VOTE
cans were filled with sand.
Some
from the fighting front, for a brief
possible
fate
that
might
befall
a
fight-
smart
operator
had
simply
gathered
rible
mess.
Certainly”
Harmon
con-
furlough, under existing regulations
. .
. . .
... ..
A recent application for a gas stove
he i.s allowed a paltry five gallons of I,n* alrman and lo
hi,m " ,th thK I tinues “ we can not consistently de- 1 58 X HUGH M cGILVRA
priority was received by a ration up a batch of* empty cans and lids
gasoline
He can’t go fishing, he ! nio8t co".pact necessities is a tremen- pend on the same Congressmen who
board which read as follows: “ I have put sand in the cans and then neatly
can’t go hunting, can’t visit friends j dou“ ob- tbe air ,forct‘8
and tbe put us in to the alphabetical soup, to Candidate for Republican
always had a wood stove but now my crimped the lids on.
cant renew himself by trips to the ProvUlon of the bart*r. k,* may b* ' get us out of it.
wife is sick and can no longer bring
Nomination’ for
country
| as important as providing him with i Harmon who is asuccessful bust­
in the wood."
Always remember to be yourself,
He may well doubt our Interest in a Parachute, food rations, medical kits ness man and farmei, is 43 years old
i Think independently and weigh what-
He
him when he sees countless civilians |and other “ frty or Protective equip- | and used to live in Multnomah.
You can almost always dispose of \ ever suggestions are made for your
| formerly was, for years an American
and public officials allowed ample gas j ment-
it, if you use want adv
particular work.
export representative in Europe and
rations because of their "essential” j
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!
Latin
America.
He
now
lives
on
a
activity
What is more -essential'
Speaking of N e w s p a p e r s i farm neai Dundee and owns an auto­
than relaxation for a weary service- j
r-
o
r
r
i T i
mobile business in Newberg.
man when he Is on leave, and free-'
(Two
To
Be
Nominated)
11
"Thrift, hard work and honesty, I
dom from petty official annoyance. A newspaper man knocked at the
Paid Adv.
think, are fundamentals of democracy
¡jj
pearly gate,
which must be revived if we are to
His face was scarred and old,
Victory Garden Notes
jjj
I ever get oui national affairs on a !
He stood before the man of fate
pay-as-you-go basis
To do this, will !
il
LEGAL NOTICE
Continued rainy weather gave Vic- 1, For admittance to the fold.
! require the simple arithmetic of busi- !
1 T 1
tory gardeners who had not put in [ What have you done,” St. Peter | ness men and not the complicated j
asked,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
their garden an opportunity to*grow
and
nebulous
mental
processes
of
“To gain admittance here?"
¡D
No. 5935
some of the vegetables which might
professional lawyer-politicians whom In the County Court of the State of
1
T 1
otherwise have not been profitable. "I've been a newspaper man, Sir,”
we have elected in the past,” Mr. Har- | Oregon, for Washington County.
he said,
Successful plantings of carrots, par­
mon
added,
saying,
“
After
visiting
fij
Notice >3 hereby given, that the un
snips. cabbage plants, broccoli, kale j “ For many and many a year.”
Congress during the last year, I’m dersigned, Morris Walgraeve, has jjj
The pearly gates swung open wide
and cauliflower are recommended.
convinced that post war legislation been appointed Executor of the estate
It will soon T>e time to transplant I And St. Peter touched the bell.
of Pasadena, Calif.
i will evolve mostly around matters of of JULIA A. WALGRAEVE, deceas­ ijj
tomatoes, lettuce and other plants I “Come In”, he said, “and choose
; business recovery and foreign policy.
your
harp,
All jjj
which have been started in a hot­
> 1 am tamiliur with both in a most ed. by the above entitled Court.
You've had your taste of hell.”
persons having claims against said 8
house.
1
practical
way
and
hope
the
people
of
—Unknown
Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother
New gardeners quite often set
I this district will give me an oppor­ estate are hereby notified to present iii
Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
the
same,
duly
verified
as
by
law
re­
plants too deep. The soil should be
_
. _ f_
s
tunity to serve Oregon in the post
quired .to the undersigned at route in
firmed lightly about the roots Instead j
T U A L A I IN
Massachusetts.
| war Congress.”
1, Box 50C, Sherwood, Oregon with­
of tightly packed on top. Transplants i Mrs. E. Hawxhurst returned Mon-
in six months from the date hereof. jjj
should not be exposed to the sun. ] day evening from her trip to Califor-
Date of 1st publication May 5, 1944. jjj
in the
Gardeners should check their young j nta.
She reports the weather there Dan Harmon for Congress
vegetable plants, strawberries and j similar to ours.
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Date of last publication June 2, 1944
The republican party expects to get j MORRIS WALGRAEVE, Executor
others so that when the spittle bugs!
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! our country out of this mess but it : of the Estate of Julia A. Walgraeve,
begin to appear they may be dusted.
METZGER
i can’t do so by re-electing the same j Deceased,
Kotenone dust is very successful for, ,
in
this purpose. It may be placed in a m ,Lawrenc* ^ a,jsh- Coxswain U. S. old crowd ot political wheel horses! WM. A. CARTER, Attorney.
cheesecloth bag and shaken over the Navy, returned to California after • that got us into the alphabetical soup. ' 431 pacific Bldg., Portland, Ore.
ijj
plants.
Hydrate lime and nicotine th,ee weeks spent at his home Law- 1 To be progressive, the republicans'
S. W. 3rd Ave., and Clay St.
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18
dust may be used if rotenone Is not £fnre
Bon of Mr and Mis. must get the "old timers” out and put
Fishermen when a guest of the
available.
| Frank Carsh.
some progressive men in Congress folest remember your manners.
A ijj
Monday evening, May 8, 8 o ’clock
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| Mrs John Wick entertained the W Dan Harmon is such a man.
jSj
He is ciean campground, a dead compfire. ÏI
j S. C. S. of the Community Methodist successful. Dan Harmon believes i n ,(ind carP with smoking materials, are
The Low Down
Under auspices of Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist 5
Church on Wednesday. Twenty ladies thrift, hard work and honesty as a the hallmarks of good breeding,
ia
I were present.
Plans were made for foundation of progressive government.
From Hickory Grove
The Public is Cordially Invited.
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- a family dinner to be held in the
In Congress do we want Success or '
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I picked up a Pacific Rural Pres* Community Clubhouse In June.
The Seniority?
It was telling about a question- * rouP w**> meet at the home of Mrs.
Congress has been full of Seniority]
nalre for the farmers.
It was head i Kroman on the foulth Wednesday in (men to hold to put up a fight) for |
cd, "U. S. Dept, of Agriculture—Bu -\ May.
years . . . let’s tiy Success, instead ot j
teau of Agricultural
E con om ics-! Ml8
R «*ve* daughter of Seniority, for a change.
Budget Bureau No. 40-4414.”
The|Mrs w c Frornan- «turned to her
Paid Adv.
paper says If you like humor, don’t home in Atherton, Calif., last week
miss this pamphlet.
Send for it, to
A six year old boy was found re­
YOUR QUESTIONS
AN SW ERED
2082 Center Street, Berkeley 1, Calif
cently at the edge of a bridge.
He I
Prisoner Dies
Ship Your
The questions cover everything ex­
said his brother, aged 8, had fallen j I
CASCARA BARK
Fart 1: National Operations
it-pt whether a farmer and his wife
Death of their son Pfc. Robert W. into the river, while hunting for a $1 |
wash behind their ears.
According to
W OOL MOHAIR
The Govt. | Pfeifer, U. S. marine corps, of colitis. coin I:» had dropped.
4. What Does ‘Conscrip- therefore requires that the Govern-
wants to know how many card par­ in a Japanese prison camp at Osaka, a police report, the boys had been giv- j
AND HIDES
*
n
ments of the United States and
ties each farmer attended last year. Jan. 30, has been reported by the en a >1) bill Sunday morning and I
tion Or Men Mean.
Canada conscript for the duration
How many picnics. How many close war department to Mr. and Mrs. R. the $1 \\
ill that was left. Wonder ■
Oregon Balsam of Fir
.,,
,
.
and for six months thereafter all
friends does he have,
and their! E. Pfeifer of Glide, formerly of 4306 if the parents had given the children 1
All effectives, male and iemale, of the equipment and physica, fa.
Tallow and
only $1 and put the rest in a saving j
names, and to what church do they ISW Marigold Street,
between the ages of 18 and 05, cilitie9 used b the natlon
This
belong, likewise, himself. How often I Pfeifer, who enlisted in the ma hank, their boy might have been alive ]
House Grease
shall be conscripted by the Gov- includes the equipment and physi-
does he visit them. What does he do | rines at Portland July 6, 1938. was today.
ernment for national service.
cal facilities of:
when he tern V i s i t
Is the house] taken prisoner in the Manila bay
The demands oi the war and the
a. Rail, truck, bus, water and air
Joseph Koller and Mrs. Julia Marx
tidy.
How many dances per annum . area.
Besides his parents ,he also
post-wai reorganization of society
transportation.
The above Is just a few samples. - leaves a sister, Mrs A. Lind, IOnsley, both 81, were lonely, they said today
will require that people be assign­
b. Telegraph, telephone, and ra­
and a startsi One other question is Ala., and two brothers, Eldon k in applying for a marriage license
ed to socially necessary work. This
• To what ETHNIC group do you be-j who is in the navy, and Alfred of They were going to be married, they
dio communication.
will demand the conscription of
1701 S. W. FRONT AVE.
long?"
Ethnic had me stumped.
I Glide.
said, to keep each other company ;
c. Public utilities and power pro­
men nnd womfen as much as the
Portland
looked it up m tlie dictionary I am'
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in their remaining years.
duction and transmission.
war of the battlefields.
still stumped. But as near as I can tell
No woman is to blame for not be-
d. The manufacturing industries.
All able citizens "will thus be in
she looks like they had just as well ing beautiful at sixteen, hut she has
WAR BONDS are the safest invest 1
e. The oil wells and refineries.
the direct service of the nation
called the farmer and hi* wife a 1 only herself to blame if she is not ment in the wide world.
f. Mines and Mining operation^.
whether they are in the armed
heathen In the first place, and not | beautiful at forty.
The Treasury Department would
forces
or
in
civilian
rfetivity.
Those
bent around the bush with 8 pages of — ;__ ___.
;
—
in the Armed Forces will be under issue certificates of deposit show-
C. V. W ALLACE
comic questions, printed on paper
command of the Armed Forces as >ng the equity of corporations and
niio.it which (tie Govt, says we have a
— Signs & Cards —
now.
Those in manufacturing individuals in the property con-
shortage.
and other civilian services will be scripted
All of the financial
AND
Yours with the low down,
RI, Rx 1, Tigard, Oregon.
under the direction of the techno- transactions and bookkeeping rec-
Opposite the Joy Theatre
JO s e r r a
1 O f ft WAR HOAD
logicai command in which they ords of the corporations engaged
PHONE TIGARD 2381
serve
in these activities would be “quick
"The only Indispenslble person In
It is to be noted here that this is frozen" for the duration and they
220
Lumbermens
Bldg.
America Is the American boy who
not merely a labor conscription pro- would cease to operate as private
PORTLAND, OREGON
dies needlessly In combat "—Capt
gram.
Technocracy is opposed to corporate enterprises engaged In
Eddie Rlckenbacker.
the
conscription
of Labor alone, producing fot profit at a price.
BE. 7131
Res. CH. 1534
AT FIRST
This program includes manpower. They would all become national
SIGN OF A
"arsenals’’of total war producing
"I«et us worry about your tax
but only one phase.
WANTED
the requirements of the nation.
problems” — Quarterly estim­
ates
monthly accountings
5. What Daes ‘Conscrip­ The materiel consists of the ar-
Hear DAN HARMON Speak
social security and withhold­
paratus and supplies of an organi­
tion of Machines and
ing t a x
returns prepaied.
Every Thurs. Nite
zation as distinguished from its
USE
personnel.
Included in materiel
Materiel’ Mean?
9:15 P. M.— KOIN
ALSO
666 TABLETS. < ALVE. NOSE DROPS
are all of the manufactured sup­
What Congress Needs
All of the equipment and physi­ plies, foodstuffs, clothing, and raw-
Live Poultry and Eggs
cal facilities of production, trans- materials necessary for carrying
l itation.
communication.
and out any given operation or sertes
N K P A R .4T O R 8 — M IL K E R S
Receiving A Dressing Plants
mining will be placed under na- Oi operations.
( O M PI I I I
I < >i IPM KN r ' M l
Portland, McMinnville, Salem,
tional direction to work unhamp-
Under Total Conscription the
S U P P L IE S F O R T H E
H A IR l
W A N TE D
Albany,
Eugene,
Roseburg,
e <‘d in the war effort.
Technoc- title of all materiet (whether orig-
IN D U S T R Y
Redmond, Oregon
racy s design of Total Conscription inating front agricultural, mining.
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manufacturing, the for­
Main Office and Plant
est. or the sea) shall
he transferred to the
respective Government
Section I - R. D. 15*48
be'orc it can be ship­
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