The Beaverton enterprise., May 19, 1944, Page Page 2, Image 2

Fri d ay , M ay 19, 1944
TOTAL CONSCRIPTION!
YOUR
Q U ESTIO N S
ANSW ERED
P a r t 1: National Operations
8. How Will Production and Distribution be
Carried On?
A radio co m m en tato r ca u stica lly
observes th a t only a donkey would be
w illing to sta y in the middle o f a
stream fo r ten years.
ALL SHOULD SERVE
Wo should like to see every citizen
go to the polls M ay 19th and vote.
Hut b efore he or she goes to the polls
they should ca re fu lly read th e V o ters
pam hplet and decide who will serve
our cou n try best.
W e would lik e to see everyone a c ­
cep tin g the w ar and its a tte n d a n t
rr spnnslbilities and serve in som e
c a p a c ity if only to vote rig ht.
If
we would do th a t from th e
house- 1
w ife to th e busy execu tiv e, w e’d g et j
th is w ar ov er a t a ra te th a t would I
s ta rtle those who have counted th e ir j
gr< itest ally th e selfish n e ss o f fre e j
people.
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M echanics w ork 48 hrs. per w e e k h
10 hours s tr a ig h t; 8 hou rs tim e J
ind a h a lf. Good w orking condi- %
tions.
P e rm a n e n t em ploym ent. ^
OREGON
MOTOR STAGES
506 S W Mill
m an on
W ho is now
doing
MECHANICS $
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the s tru c tu re s requ ired by the w ar
program .
U nder T e ch n o cra cy 's
proposal the e n tire output o f the
ce m e n t p lan t is p u rch ased on a
b lan k e t ou tpu t p u rch a sin g order
fo r a 3C-day period. T h is b lan k et,
op eration -ou t-p u t p u rch asin g order
would elim in a te th e
trem end ou s
issu an ce of p u rch ase ord ers, co n ­
tr a c ts .
su b -co n tra cts,
shipping
E a c h o f these fu n ctio n s w ill b e­
bills, invoices, gov ern m en t ch eck s,
com e coord inated , not under a po­
litica l b u reau crat, but under the and stop s and s ta r ts in production.
o p eratin g h ^ id s of th e ind u stry i t ­
All produ ction under su ch a gov­
self.
A tech n o lo g ical com m and ern m en t m ass p u rch asin g ord er of
of each indu stry will be appointed bulk m a te ria ls and m an u factu red
by tho C om m and er-in-C hief
of goods will be shipped to R eg io n ­
each n ation to coo rd in ate and con ­ al C om m odity T e rm in a ls a c c u ra te ­
duct o p eration s o f each sequ ence ly located a t tra n sp o rta tio n cen ­
w h eth er it be tra n sp o rta tio n , steel te rs and producing c e n te rs th ro u g h ­
production, or th e m a n u fa ctu re of out o f th e co u n try and a t seaboard.
planes.
T h ese C om m odity T e rm in a ls then
P rod u ctio n and d istrib u tio n will becom e th e reserv e m a te riel b an k s
be ca rrie d out by th ese fu n ctio n s of th e U nited S ta te s and C anada.
on th e b asis of th e produ ction or­
No sh ip m en t o f m a teriel, w h eth ­
d ers received by them . T h ese pro­
er by land, sea, or a ir, would be
duction ord ers will be b la n k e t ou t­
Jhipped to individual consignees.
put orders w ith th e n ecessary
It is consigned to m a te riel b an ks
te ch n ica l sp e cificatio n s, but w ith ­
out th e price tag.
Su ch a system in sp e cific C om m odity T e rm in als.
All m a te riel fo r consu m p tion in the
of o p eration s will m ake it possible
to run th e e n tire productive p lant a re a of a C om m odity T e rm in a l is
a t fu ll load fa c to r 24 hou rs a day, consigned fro m th e m a te riel b an k
of th e C om m odity T e rm in a l to th e
365 days a year.
u ltim ate con su m er e ith e r fo r d irect
U nder p resen t p ra ctice s ten th o u ­ consu m ption, fo r fu rth e r m an u fac­
sand p u rch asin g ord ers m ight be tu rin g process, or fo r sh ip m en t to
sen t to a larg e ce m e n t com pany th e b a ttle a re a s.
w ithin 30 d ays by tw o thousand
d iffe re n t co n tra c to rs fo r building
All production and d istrib u tio n
would becom e, In e f­
fe ct, one g ig a n tic Con­
tin e n ta l
S e rv ice
o f
Supply fo r the Arm ed
Sectio n 1 - K. I). 12245
F o r c e s and th e civilian
T e ch n o cra cy , Inc.
population.
811 S W 10th Avenue
T h e physical fa c ilitie s of, rail,
bus, w ater and a ir tra n sp o rta tio n ;
telegraph ,
telephone and radio
co m m u n icatio n s;
power
produc­
tion and tra n sm issio n ; m a n u fa ctu r­
in g ; oil w ells and re fin in g ; and
th e m ines a re th e co llectiv e te c h ­
nology by w hich N orth A m erica
produces.
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fo r
vote T for
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FO R U . S. SEN A TO R
R em em ber
If You Vote Republican —
V ote for W A Y N E M O R S E
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Fai«] .< lv erti«.u iem , M ur.« fur S en a to r C om m ittee, Kai(»h l). M aures, C orbett tíhlg., P ortland , Oregon
Guy Cordon
REPU BLIC A N
PRIM A RY
M A Y 19, 1944
I his is a sh iftin g age.
M ost o f th e : m other is on the day sh ift, and
hom es now adays seem to be on th re e ch ild ren —they sh ift fo r themselv«
sh ifts.
F a th e r is on th e n igh t sh ift, E x.
; P aid Adv. C ord on-for-Senator-C om m .
j Im p eria l H otel Bldg., P o rtla n d , Ore.
M arshall E . C o rn ett, E x t. S ect.
B E . 3021
NAM E
Thomas £. Dewey
PORTLA N D
WRITE IN
Your
Congressman
P o rtia nd-5-O regon
I am in terested in T o ta l C o nscrip tio n
O P le a se send m e fre e lite ra tu re only
O E n clo sed is 25c. P lease send me
“T e c h n o c ra c y ’s V icto ry P ro g ram
B u n d le”
O E n clo sed is $1.00 fo r full selectio n
o f lite ra tu re .
T h is M a teria l is R e ­
p rin ted by P erm issio n
o f C o n tin en tal H ead ­
q u a rte rs,
T e ch n o cra cy
In c., 155 E . 44th S t.,
N. Y „ 17, N. Y .
T h ru
S e ctio n 1 R . D. 12245 a t
814 S. W .
10th A v e ,
P o rtlan d ,
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O regon.
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Q uartz cry s ta ls su itab le fo r elec-1 found in C olom bia;
tric a l in stru m en ts have been recen tly 1 is not yet know n.
how
exten siv ely
the name of
Thomas E. Dewey
F o r President
when you vote Friday
T h o m as FI. Dowry is th r o u tstan d in gly stro ng m an
whose nam e will con ic fir s t b efo re the R ep u b li­
can C onvention in Ju n e . T h e re is every ind ication
tlv.it he will re ce iv e the Itrp iih lirn n
nom ination.
O regon K rp iib llean s will do well to w rite in his
nam e on th e ballot and let O regon b ack a w inner.
James W .
MOTT
A* a Friend of Free Enter­
prise, a Foe of Bureaucracy
and a Defender of Conatitutional
Government, H IS record is a
KNOWN record.
For 11 years the Republican
Minority in Congress, of which
he is one of the I FADF'KS, has
been the sole effective barrier
standing between the People and
complete I xecutive D ICTATO R­
SH IP.
The People realise this now,
and after the next election the
Minority will become the MA­
JO R IT Y Party in the House of
Representatives, and it will take
control.
Your
Congressman,
JA M ES W. M OTT, will have a
major part in the exercise of that
control.
In the meantime, Jim Mott it
at his post of Duty in W ASH ­
IN GTON, protecting YOUR In­
terests NOW'. He is not at Home
campaigning in H IS OWN In­
terest. Let us assure him by an
overwhelming vote on Mav I I
that we want him to STA Y IN
CONGRESS.
J. 0. Johnson
P aid A d vertisem ent.
W . G. H are,
H illsb o ro ;
A.
E.
C lark ,
Yeon
B in d in g , P o rtla n d ; T. H. K anfield , 4784 S. E . 17th Ave., P o rtla n d ; J a y
B o w erm tn , Yeon B u ild ing, P ortland .
W as hi ng to n County
“Com m on Sen se leg islation .
RODEO
T h e few er th e law s th e b e tte r th e
g o v ern m e n t"
P a id Adv.
I. 0. JOHNSON
Candidate for
Delegate at L a r g e
to Republican
National Convention
"A Job fo r every
retu rned
suldier
th rou g h coop eration w ith bu sin ess in­
stead of g ov ern m en t dole”
Paid Adv.
SUNDAY,
MAY 2!
V O T E FOR
1:30 P. M.
Tualatin Valley Rodeo], Grounds
Read Hts Outstanding Record
IN VOTERS P A M P H L E T
(Paid Ad “ Mott for Congress
3 Miles E a s t of Hillsboro
Committee")
Bar eback B r on c o Riding, Saddle Bronco
Riverview Cemetery
W EST
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I
CHAS. A. SPRAGUE
in the United S ta te s S e n a te
Republican candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
fhe P eo p le off O regon W an t
R. J. HAAS
Riding, Ste er Riding, Bull Dogging, Calf
County School
Superintendent
All entries must be in by Thursday, May IS
Roping. Races Galore
SP R A G lTF knows Oregon—its
people, its resources, its prob­
lems. His term as governor added
to his understanding of state
affairs and national and inter­
national problems.
As U n ited States Sen ato r,
Sprague will support the vigor­
ous prosecution of the war. He
favors full co o p eratio n with
other nations to prevent other
wars. He opposes bureaucracy
in Washington and urges earl?
restoration of local liberties and
responsibilities.
Send Charles A. Sprague to the
Senate and the best interests of
Oregon and the nation will
be served.
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Q u o te s fro m th e O re g o n P re s s
on S p rc g u e f or S e n a to r
^ Charles A. Sprague was
business-
like. inU tiiscTt and const, . r r o u s a
governor as Oregon ever lias hac!—
P o rtla n d Oregonian.
Sprague is scholarly; his interna­
tional stand is sound and consistent;
he is the best qualified in general ca­
pacity and the strongest political c o n ­
tender tor the post.—(oos P a t lim e s .
( harlcs A. Sprague will be a decided
a ^ e t to this state as a member of the
l '. senate; he should be nominated
and elected.-— NVt d f r f G raphic.
'«Prague was a good governor, he
will serve Oregon with credit in the
l V senate if elected.— P endleton Fast
O regom av
\\ nh >prague running, the voters of
O reg on h,i%e at least one qualified man
to vote for.—U rw / /« G azette-T im es.
Mr. >prague has unquestioned ability
and statesmanship.—k ia m a / k Falls H er­
ald a n d .Win.
I here are thousands o f O reg on voters
wK»
. now will welcome (he oppor­
t u n e to lend their support to Sprague
,
n
highest cha
ter of s u n man­
like qualifies and of a temperament
w. . J i peculiarly fv h m for the dut:es
ot a lawmaker.—O rrsham O ot.ohk
Candidate for
Mail them to Guy Paine, Rt. 4. Hillsboro, or
ITione North Plains 14F12
s« school a d m in istra to r in
W ashington County
Q l A l . i r i F I ) — EFFICIENT
Paid Adv.
Admission:
50c (plus t a x )
for the S en ato rsh ip
by Ex p e rie n ce
and Training
1. He has an intimate knowl*
edge o f O regon'» needs.
2. He has a keen grasp o f na­
t i o n a l and i n t e r n a t i o n a l
affairs.
3. H is r e c o r d as g o v e r n o r
showed his ability in handling
public .¡lairs.
4. He has the l.ecn awareness o f
a w orking newspaper man.
3. He is an able and convincing
speaker.
SPRAGUE
6. He is industrious and con­
scientious.
7. He is a successful business
man, respected by employes
and associ t •».
8. He is a vigilant servant o f
the people.
Adults $1.00 (plus t a x )
Children, under 12,
Sprague is Equipped
CHAS. A.
F o A U. S . .'c r iA iw ^
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