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BEAVERTON
Friday, November 17, 1044
E N T E R P R IS E , Beaverton, Oregon
Babson Says
Continued
from
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Page 1
1 warehouses, then we rationed It, and
then we gave it away to all the rest
No one can fairly say that we oi the world.
i haven't tried everything during the
last ten years- first we b .rned food,
Double taxation of dividend Income
then plowed it under, then dumped it
into rivers and even into the ocean, is one of the plainest forms of taxing
then paid folks for not raising it, job-creation.” ’—Committee for Eco­
then we froze it on shelves and in nomic Development.
Zig-Zag
To the People
of this Community
The Victory Voianlter goes by
coming Administration at Washington
J t i i 'H I h s , Publisher
many names in the Sixth War I.oan
,
. , will do this.
Sometimes he or she is called a
Published Friday of each week by the Pioneer Publishing Oo, st Beaverton, Ald
Farmer»
Gallant, sometime:- a Elue Star
Brigadier or per­
Both farmers and union labor have
Oregon. Fnlered as second-dess metter et the pastofflce et Beaverton, Ore.
haps a Bor.dcdier.
had their honeymoons. Both will get
Whatever
the des­
tt.oo
8 uhscrlptloB Payable In Advance. less consideration during the next
One Veer
ignation. he or she
four years.
We may, therefore, ex­
is performing a
Beaverton Office—Enterprise Bldg., Phone Beaverton 2321
pect lower farm prices and only a
practical patriotic
Portland Office—308 Panama Bldg., 3rd and Alder
Phone ATwater 6691 few if any wage raises.
service.
In this
community in the
The hourly rate foi wages may not 1
next few weeks
| be cut; but "overtime” will be out the I
you will meet many
window.
We will go back to the for­
of them at work, in
Oltcl
ty-hour week.
I strongly advise
Here are ways in which you
the theatres, at
101
I both farmers and wage workers to
can help yourself to better tele­
your workshop, in
Fi m s
| begin immediately to "save up money j
the banks and in
phone service:
; for a rainy day’.
It surely is com
U l -’ I/'-"
your home.
• Handle telephone equipment
Remember one thing: you do not
ing.
Moreover, this would still b e !
with care,
true if the election had gone th e, do them a favor when you buy an
e Please be brief.
extra
War
Bend.
You
help
your
Pick-a-Back Plane, New
other way.
country, vour fighting relatives and
• Speak clearly into telephone
Free (enterprise to he Tested
friends and your '■li. The Victory
Air Weapon, Fails Nazis
mouthpiece.
Both candidates at heart believed in
Volunt cer gives his time and his
ON THE BRITISH FRONT IN “ free enterprise" so long as It will
• If you are on a party line,
energy in a great cause lie or she
consider other subscribers.
FRANCE.—A German attempt to keep people employed.
When, how-; makes it easy for you to do your
duty by buying at least one extra
exploit a new aerial weapon—a pilot­ ever, it does not prevent unemploy­
• Don't call "Information” for
$100 War Bond over and above your
less pick-a-back bomber crammed ment the voters surely will demand
numbers listed in directory.
regular Bond purchase:.
that
something
be
done.
This
"some­
with high explosives—ended in a
THE EDITOR.
spectacular but harmless crash into thing” will be quack remedies con-
W E S T COAST
the sea off a British beachhead, it tr^ly_.!:"_,t.he_8p! " t. .?,f,
_ent*.rpri ? ‘
T
E
L E P H O N E CO .
Certainly, much will be done for the
was disclosed today.
returning- soldiers, sailors and airmen, j Flying ovpr FYance Sgt. Ray Allen j
The crewless plane was shot down
Some of this aid will be uneconomic spotted a defective bomb which men- i
by a Royal air force fighter several and wasteful; but Washington will be aced his crew.
With destruction im-
nights ago.
driven to it.
Such action will help mlnent, Allen opened the bombs bay
"It made a colossal splash but along the inevitable Inflation and and hanging by his legs, released the
that's all,” said Capt. R C. Lewis, some day cause us a lot of trouble, bomb!
Too many people look for charity who witnessed the end of the bomb­ This, however, should not come until
instead ut opportunity.
er from his beach anti-aircraft post. around 1950.
L E G A L N O T IC E
“ The idea is old but the Germans Conclusions
The election of November 7th
In short, conditions make Presi­
have
given
it
a
new
twist.
It's
a
places nine women In the House,
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
dents; rathet than Presidents make
when the 79th Congress meets In Janu Messerschmitt-109 fighter ‘married’ conditions.
Notice
is hereby given that sealed
The
masses
of
the
entire
ury, the most in history.
Six of the ] to a Junkers-88 bomber,” Captain world are on the march.
Neither bids will be received by the under-
seven women were returned.
Wo- I Lewis said. "The Junkers is stripped Roosevelt noi Dewey nor an undecid- signed until the hour of eight o’clock,
men for years have fought for the j of all armament and its glasshouse, ed election can stop them.
It is a P- M., on the 29th day of November,
right to vote and incidentally—hold J or nose, is filled with explosives to mistake to try to block them as did 1944. and immediately thereafter
office. One wonders now what these ^ make a warhead.
Avery of Montgomery-Ward; it is a I publicly opened by the school district
nine officeholders are doing —are they
"The planes take off together, mistake to cheer them as have many j board of School District No. 48, Wash
accomplishing more for their coun­ pick-a-back style, with the Junkers politicians
during the past two ington County, Oregon, at the Beaver- j
try than their predecessors?
The wise man will attend ton High School Building in Beaver-;
remotely controlled by the Mcsser- months.
achmitt pilot who guides it until the i to his own business, keep out Oif ton, Oregon, for an issue of bonds of j
A great many parents have voiced last moment when it is set on a debt, educate his children to be useful »aid school district in the amount of
thei r approval of the passage of the course to crash against a selected ¡and wait for these masses to learn thirty thousand dollars ($30,000.00)
Burke Bill Nov. 7. One has but to target.”
said bonds to be dated December 1,
I their lesson through experience.
glance at the records of the state
TTiis was the first reported use of | As to the effect of the election on 1944, and to mature senally in numer-
asylum where It is claimed there are
! the markets, I expect no more chang- leal order as follows:
5000 'wlnos' to realize the need of i the weapon and apparently has not I es than have already occurred.
$6,000.00 on December 1, 1947
I
been
repeated.
RAF
pilots
said
it
restricting the sale of fortified wine
$6,000.00 on December 1, 1948
1 am bearish on municipals and other
made a "beautiful target.”
to minors.
$6,000.00 on December 1, 1949
high grade bonds; but am still bullish
$6,000.00 on December 1, 1950
on most well-selected stocks.
I do,
$6,000.00 on December 1, 1951
I however, not like the rails, aircrafts
Four Japs Praying in
Said bonds to bear interest at th e;
or shipping stocks for the next four
rate of not more than 4% per an- j
Church Taken by Yankee years.
To the Per. -la
num payable semiannually, principal!
AT SEVENTH AAF BASE, MARI­
c > this Community
and Interest payable at the office of
ANAS ISLANDS.—Sgt. Harry Bo-
the county treasurer of Washington
GI Joe in his Pacific foxhole—
zarth, Trenton, N. J., decided re­
County, Oregon, or at the fiscal agen­
maybe he is your brother, husband,
cently to inspect a fancy building
cy of the State of Oregon in New (
s\ eetheart or friend - is listening in
the Japanese had constructed on this
York City, at the option of the pur­
on you today.
$
island. He found four Japanese sol­
_ _
He knows you
chaser.
i|
have a date with a
diers Inside. His first impulse was to j
Said bonds were duly authorized at
Victory Volunteer,
open fire. He hesitated a moment
an election held on October 30, 1944.
¿/ m it
v n . ■
a nc'-'hbor with a
Bids must be accompanied by a 1
and then took the Japanese as pris­
War Bond order In
certified check In the amount of One
his or hdr hand.
oners. Asked later why he had not j
is one day old.”
The two of you
Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00)
fired on the numerically superior , —"Ralph
As the young preacher began his
may talk It over at
The approving legal opinion of
enemy, the sergeant said; "I sud­ 1 sermon that Sunday morning—Octo-
your work bench.
Messrs, Teal, Winfree, McCulloch,
denly
realized
that
the
building
was
HORNING
In your office or In
j her 29th, it was he told his people of
your home Will
a Jap church and that the four sol­ ! the birth of Ralph, their first-born Schuler and Kelley will be furnished
the successful bidder.
GI Joe pick up
diers were at worship. Somehow, it j the day before.
He' said that while
phrases like "I
The board reserves the right to re­
didn’t
seem
right
to
shoot
people
in
the little fellow was but a day old, he ject any and all bids.
can’t afford It,"
E W S Station'
church."
"Why do they have to have more
knew that the boy would break out in
Li. W. SHORT, Chairman
money?” "We'll lick Japan with
sin and that he must be born again.
School
District
No. 48,
one hand tied behind our back” ?
—I have a nature that turns to sin
Washington County.
GI Joe counts on you to have
Captured German Stuff
and
so
has
his
mother
and
so
it
will
ATTEST;
enough sen.se and knowledge of the
_______________
E.
H. MASTERS
(acts about the Pacific war to back
Car Needs White Flag be with the Babe. Then the man's
voice took on deep concern Would Clerk, School District No 48, Wash-
him up in his foxhole. The extra
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE.—Two | that I might know that my son would
$100 War Bond you buy today Is h
ington County.
correspondents
near
Cherbourg I be born again.
War Bond with the most power. It
First date of publication November j
gives GI Joe Ihe support he must
found an abandoned German staff
Yc must be born again, was his 10. 1944.
have at the time when he needs it
car. Two army officers with them text.
He told of one of their mem­
East date of publication November
most. It tells Tokyo you're in the
patched the ignition wires and start­ bers who had been born twice and 24, 1944.
fight to the finish. »
had a double birthday.
Her second
ed the engine.
THE EDITOR
"It's dangerous driving this bus birth was of God trom above and on
Estimates gladly given on Jobs Large or Small
a d v e r t is e m e n t f o r b id s
behind our lines,” said Marcel Wal­ the same day and month as her hu­
birth.
We add that being born ' M .._,
,
.
-,
... .
The rotating statue of Mexican lenstein, Kansas City Star corre­ man
. .
, is . to die
.. , but „ once.
„„„
ah. . . Notice
she
She
. . . M is hereby given that _ school
2425 N. Commercial
UNiversity 1054
onyx, dedicated to the war veterans spondent. “ You stand outside and twee,
..
.
.wo
un,,, district No. 48, Washington County',
will not see the Second‘
, Oregon, hereinafter referred to as
of Ramsey county, represents a group wave a white handkerchief."
Portland 12, Or.
of Indians crouched about their coun­
They did this for 40 miles, arriv­ soever was not found written in the th. “Owner", will receive up to. but
cil fire smoking their pipe of peace . . ing at their home base safe but Eambs Book of Life was cast into not ,ater than 800 D.clock pP M Pa.
■Ms
The rising smoke takes the form of challenged enough times to make ! , '"
f "
|ciflc War Time of the 27th day ut No- !
an Indian god of peace, one hand them vow never again.
I
CERTIFICATE You “ » ¡ I w a S ^ f T c o n t r a c e r contract's fori
holding a peace pipe, the other ex­
tended in a gesture of friendliness,
Wrth V -S Cthis world
and1 your « " '» ‘ ruction work in connection with;
symbolic of the thought that out of
a certain school addition project lo-1
Red*
Lacking
Rifles?
f
i
lends
i
in
say
whether
you have cated in the City of Beaverton, Coun-1
conference and understanding comes
been
born
of
God,
from
above.
To
the hope of peace on earth.
The
ty of Washington, State of Oregon.
Enemy Learns Truth
the Twice-Born old things have pass­ Such bids shall be received in the of- i
statue rotates 90 degrees on Its
LONDON. — Romanian soldiers
ed away.
All has become new.
base, requiring two hours for each ro­
ice of E. H. Masters, Clerk, located
fighting on the eastern front were
After the sermon came an altar call in the Beaverton High School build- [
tation, weighs 55 tons and stands 38
told
by
their
officers
that
the
Rus­
with
three
High
School
students
and
feet high.
ing in the city of Beaverton in said i
¡a boy iron» the grades coming to the county and state, and shall be opened
sians had but one rifle for every
[front
It was a United Presbyterian and publicly read aloud ut the above
three men.
A Jap sniper poised himself to kill
church and the preacher asked Did sfhted time in the library room in
"When we arrived at the front
a lone Yank sentry. As he was about
they believe the Bible to be the word such building.
we saw that the officers were
to press the trigger, the sentry’s’ alert
of God
And did they accept the
right. There was only one rifle
K 0 courier (dog) leaped at the Jap,
Each bid must conform and be res- j
shed blood of Christ as washing away pensive to this invitation, the Infor­
for every three Russians but in
The sentry, hearing the scuffle, whirl­
; their sins?
ed and finished the Jap.
addition they had two tommy-
mation for Bidders, the Plans, Speci­
BORN AGAIN How explain the fications. and all the other documents
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BEAVERTON. OREGON
guns.”
mystery
of
the
New
Birth?
Howb«^
comprising
the pertinent Contract |
Good artions give strength to our­
come Children
___
selves and Inspire action In others.
Tell It with a classified
.
__. ot God
.. and
„ . . his ... heirs?
intn Documents.
Copies of the Contract1
are now on f„ , and oppn
It ,« when_God brMthM_hta_Uf«_tnto
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,oul Then
old
things r pass away j ’ t0 pub|tc inspection in , the
.V offices
...
your soui.
ut-1. u
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of . III
ill
R Martw, Schoo, Clerk lopatp<| I
and all thing. ^ " ' * " * * . Your E
. ..
~
part is to turn to tK>d and count your at nMV>rtnn
Beaverton in
the County
of Wash- g aj
sins blotted out by the blood of tngton and of Freeman and Hyslip, I S
Christ—Christ died for
our sins. Assoc. Architects located at 304 P os-' ¡7.
From that on you are to step ahead tal Building in the City of Portland IN
CULVERT
SEWER
DRAIN
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and live to the glory of (.od.
of Multnomah County, in said County
for Christ's name, you must and in it and statp and may he obtained at the
all. you look to Him foi the power,to ,attel
,ace by depositing $15.00 for ill
SEE Y O U R B U IL D IN G M A T E R IA L D E A L E R
|
carry on.
I will never leave thee each set.
This deposit will be re­
— AT
Portland Concrete Pipe & Products Co.
nor forsake thee, says He.
WEARING READING GI.ASSKS BM At’ SF.
funded if the set or sets of Contract
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Each bid shall be made out on a
3101
SW
McChesney
Road.
O F B IF O C A L "H O R R O R * T A L E S s e e n AS:
hid form to be obtained at either of •ri=ni=iM=iii=iii=i>i=iii=iii=Hi=i!i=iH=iii=msiii=iii=iii=iii=iii=m=iu=iii=m=Hisiii5 ui£i
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ALONG
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This space paid for by an Oregon the said offices in which the Contract
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PORTLAND, OREGON
— M ISP LA C IN G O R F O R G E T T IN G T H E M Q l I T K O F T E N ?
Each bid shall be accompanied by
Announces
a certified or cashier’s check payable
to the Owner, or a satisfactory bid
bond in favor of the Owner executed
by the bidder as Principal and a sat
— W IT H SOME SO D1FF. KINDS OF BI FOCALS YOU CAN
isfactory surety company as Surety
REST ASSURED W E CAN PRESCRIBE ONE TO s i IT
P IA N O T U N IN G
YOUR NEEDS
in an amount not less than five per
and R E P A IR IN G
Entitled
cent of the Maximum amount of the!
— HAVING BIFOCALS IKIES NOT MEAN YOU MUST AA EAR
P h o n e A I .O I I A M il«
bid.
The
check
or
bid
bond
shall
be
“Christian Scieno?: Its Revelation of God’s Plan
THEM AIJ. THE TIME, THEY ARE SIMPLY MIR Till*.
Beaverton, Oregon
given as a guarantee that the bidder
CO NVENIENCE OF SEEING CLEARLY
and Purpose to Man.”
shall execute the Contract if It be
— WF. SHALL BE PLEASED TO AN A L YZE VO IR A IS| \l
awarded to him in conformity with
PROBLEMS BY MAKING A THOROUGH EXAM INATION
the Contract Documents and shall
provide the surety bond or bonds as
specified therein within five days
Sym ptoms of Distress Arising from
after notificaton of the award of the
— Optometrist—
— Optician—
of Chicago, Illinois
Contract to the bidder.
Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother
The Owner reserves the privilege of
t hurch. The First Church of Christ, Scientist in
rejecting any and all bids or to waive
FreeSeeliTeits of HoewTrwatweet that
Boston, Massachusetts.
any Irregularities or informalities in
Moat Kelp or R WIN Cost V om Nothing
any bid or in the bidding
in the edifice of the
O n r t w o million botM esof the W IL L A R D
3rd Floor Pearson Bldg.
No bidder may withdraw his bid for
T R E A T M E N T h i n t e f o sold fo r relief o f
a period of SO days after the date set1
symptom* o f .tlssrsss arising fron S tem ., »
-
Betwn. 4th & Fifth on Washington
for the opening of bids.
and Pin d. m l V l r m d e e to I . n i AcM —
f " ' f « . « t l . « , S m > or U o**t M i m i c a ,
E H MASTERS
Portland 4, Oregon
S h .I i » » . N sa rtS sm . S l n s l m n m . sS«.,
Clerk. School District No !
4224 S. E. 62nd Avenue
Hour«:
L 3E I M
due to Etc**« AsM. Sold on 1 5 days' trial!
BE. 5014
48. Washington County. Ore
Friday. Till 9 00 p M
Ask for " W illard's M esta i* " « h i e b fu lly
Thursday
evening.
November 23. at 8 o'clock
Date of first publication. November
1 1 l'Ulna I tu* treatm ent - le w — at
Nal. 1 «U P. M
This lecture wtll be radiocast over Station KWJJ
10. 1944
BEAVERTON PHARMACY
Date of last publication November
The Public ia Cordially invited
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TO BETTER
TELEPHONE SERVICE
Son To Sin
Says Preacher
ALSO EVERY
AT 10:00
H.
A . Starr
Contractor fo r Concrete Work
DIESEL & STO V E OIL
Veltex Super Ethyl Gasoline
McMillian Ring Free & Valvoline Motor Oil
HARRY BARNES
CO NCRETE PIPE
BEADING GLASSES?
ARE TOO-
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DR. LEIGHTON L ROT
Wm. H. SMITH
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