The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, May 11, 1945, Page Page 2, Image 2

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    Friday, May 11, 1945
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E , Beaverton, Oregon
Page
SK E E T S
Need More Money for
State Building Fund
By Dow Wallin*
Blood Saved
Boy's Life
The measure to be voted on June
¡28 to earmark $10 million excess in­
H. H. JKFKULLS. Publisher
come tax money for the state build-1
'ing fund will be systematically pre­
"Yea, Ehud, you must die this very
Published Friday of each weak by the Pioneer Publlablng Co., at Beaverton,
sented to voters by a state wide citi-1 night."
But Ehud answer« that he
Oregon. Entered ae eecond-oiaaa matter at the poatofflce at Beaverton, Ora
zens committee
will not die. for he saw hia father
The urgency of this measure can be
lamb and
lu bIood on the
.$1.00
Subscription Payable In Advance.
One Year
scaled by the importance of providing , *
and he \ nQWB hg wl|| be
educational opportunities for boys as
v
, . , .
Beaverton Office— Enterprise Bldg., Phone Beaverton 2321
they return from the army.
If only ,
u" der the bl£°d- .
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Portland Office—$08 Panama Bldg., 3rd and Alder
Phone ATwater 8691
10 per cent of Oregon's enlisted boys , , R 'gh‘ yoU ar.e * * * : t0,i
and girls desire to go on to college bl°<>d the an8el of Ad*atb " “J
after being mustered out, the pres-
y° “ r * ° Ua^
*"d “
ent classroom facilities will be utterly
d« tb did and
in al‘ K * ypt'
incapable of hanging the enrollment. tba‘ night, the first-born was .lain
ltc ] ® N L < js (M ft«
These boys and girls should obtain a
• Hebre^
aS V * *
T h I
higher
education
in
preparation
for
■
*
od
*lad
•n*ald
en
see,
.h*
P a n i s i » u ‘t e o M i m o »
the years to come
blood' 1 wlU pass over you and the
plague shal lnot be upon you to des­
troy you, when I smite the land of
Egypt."
From that night the blood
Red Cross Worker
-------
I of the slain lamb had more meaning
Mrs. Ida Deatherage, 84-year-old! for the Hebrews.
The blood told
Red Cross production worker of Clay them their sins were covered over.
County, Missouri, has crocheted hun-
In the fullness of time, God himself
dreds of wash cloths from salvaged ' offered up a Lamb—his Son, our
bits of string.
The cloths are sent Lord, Jesus Christ.—"Behold
the
by the Clay County Red Cross Chap- U m b of God that taketh away the
ter to soldiers in hospitals in this sin of the world.” T A K E T H AWAV
country ta d to our fighting men in the sin of the Hebrews who believed
and taketh away ours also
as we
combat areas overseas.
have heart belief that Christ’s blood
Babson Prefers
cancels out our sins.
The blood of
Something Else
Jesus Christ, his Son, cleanseth from
SPECIAL* ELECTIO N NOTICE
all sin.”—BIBLE.
x
Babson Park, Mass., May I I —Mark
The door of blessing is now open.
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, That
Part of the War la over, but the Twain would say that money is some­
B ER TH A W A T E R DISTRICT, Mult­ With sins put out of sight. God waits
thing like the weather,—everyone
War ia only H A L F won.
nomah County, Oregon, a Municipal to pour in the new life with its
talks about it; but no one does any­
There’s VIC­
Corporation, will hold a Special Elec­ cheer, joy and hope.
Everyone wants
ì >< m ) 4
Sunday, May 13, we honor the love­ thing about it.
tion at the B E R TH A W A T E R DIS­ TO R Y in the new life and Power
liest ladies in the nation, our moth­ money; only to exchange it for some­
T R IC T Office, at SW 19th and Ne- From On High.
Hence, few do anything
ers.
Everybody ahould be remem­ thing else.
Will you lie in a Christless grave or
! braska Streets,
Portland,
Oregon,
bered if only by a poatcard.
Make to protect it.
Your
within said District, on Friday, the are you set for the gloryland?
her happy one day during the year— What Is Money?
111th day of May, A. D. 1945, beginn- heart knows,
The simple fact is that money of It­
she will remember it the rest of the
ing at Eight o’clock A. M. , and con-j This space paid for by a Seattle
self is no good.
Certainly, this
Is grade and get out another grade, or
year.
tinuing to Eight o’clock P. M. of said j businessman.
true of paper money which has no | shape or color, the price o f which
¡day, at which there will be submitted
PEACE what a beautiful word, use whatsoever except as a medium j has not yet been "fixed” . "A ll right"
to the legal voters of said District j
Money is good only I you say, ‘‘then fix the price of every
it means so much to the soldier, hia of exchange.
the following question:
|
grade,
shape
and
color”
.
W
ell—dear
for
what
It
can
buy
In
food,
clothing,
family, to the conquerera and even to
By President Roy M. Green
"SH A LL TH E T E R R IT O R Y DES- SW McChesnev Road, Portland-l-Ore.
the conquered countries.
But there shelter, education and happiness. Yet, ! reader—If you did this then the manu­
Colorado A & M College
CRIBED AS «FOLLOWS:
Fort Collins, Colorado
is one thing to
be remembered, it is very difficult to Interest people facturers would stop making them
“ Commencing at a conncrete monu- ‘
all. Under similar conditions farmers
if Italy had been stopped when she In these five Important things.
Whipped Cream
Big
crops
and good prices left a ment, set to mark the section corners :
;
would
stop
raising
food.
I
f
they
Labor
leaders
talk
some
about
tiled to conquer Albania, no other
wheat farm er not long ago with for Sections Eight (8), Nine (9), Six- \
must
pay
more
wages,
they
must
In
country would have dared to annex working conditions; but 90% of this
$30,000 cash in the bank. Said he, teen
(16), and
seventeen
(17) I China—American Red Cross girls
They almost some way get more money for their “ If I don’t invest this in inflated
territory and there would have been talk is about wages.
of Township
1 South,
Range here' have discovered a way to whip
never discuss what wages will buy. goods or else quit.
no war with Germany.
land values, what can I do with it 1 East of the Willamette Meridian, canned milk, so the men visiting Red
Yet, while they get a 10% wage in­ Cost of Living
to earn anything?” I said to him,
However, the out-pose of this article “ Did you ever think of using part Multnomah Codinty, State of Oregon; Cross clubs staffed by them may have
crease,
they
lead
their
union
mem­
Tips on How to
whipped cream in cocoa or on cake.
bers to adopt some policy which in­ is not to criticize my Washington of it to insure yourself a steadier thence, North 89 deg 13’ 30” West
Cans of milk are placed In boiling
They are doing the best farm income after the war? For $150 along the North line of Section 17
Send Mail Overseas
creases prices 15%.
Hence, in the friends.
Only they should honestly a month, or $1,800 a year in War of said township and range, a dis­ water for 10 minutes, after which
end although the workers get 10% they can.
they are plunged into a pail of cold
I f you want to be sure your letters more money, they really get 15% less tell you that while they can fix price« Bonds, you can begin to collect ten tance of 660 feet to an iron pipe; water to chjll them.
The contents
thence,
South
0
deg
19'
30"
East
a
dis-
:
they
cannot
fix
both
the
cost
of
liv­
in
food,
clothing
and
shelter.
years after the war $200 a month.
and packages are getting through to
are
then
poured
into
a
cold
bowl and
tance
of
25
feet
to
an
iron
pipe;
ing
and
the
standard
of
living.
So
As you will be getting 'dder by that
your Hon, husband, or friend out there Most People are Blind
Often
Labor leaders are not the only ones long as people think only of money, time, wouldn't that be a better sup­ thence, North 89 deg 13' 30” West and beaten with a wire fluffer.
with tho Navy In the Pacific, take
orange or lemon sauce is whipped
some tips released today from Navy to mislead the people by talking mon­ one of these goes down just as sure plement *to what income the farm parallel with the North line of Sec­ into the fluffy cream to add variety
Jesus knew then produces than having to turn tion 17, a distance of 310 feet to an
Bankers, brok­ as the other goes up.
post a 1 authorities at Thirteenth N a­ ey, money, money.
to topping for cake.
val District Headquarters in Seattle, ers and others who sell securities are this when He told the world 2,000 again to the cream can and what iron pipe; thence South 0 deg 19’ 30
your
w
ife
can
make
out
of
chicken"?
East
a
distance
of
680
feet,
more
or
!
years
ago
that
the
“
love
of
money
is
blind also.
They say .‘‘Give me your
Wash.
For Stove and Diesel OH Call Harry
Wouldn’t it be a nice retirement fund less, to the South line of Sunset Boule­
DO be sure you have the correct ad­ money to invest and I will make the root of all evil."
Phone Beaverton 3231.
tf
"Well, what is the answer?" you for a fellow that is now 55 years old? vard; therfee, easterly along the South Barnes.
dress.
If you fish around In your more money for you." So you let
Wouldn’t
vou
like
to
have
had
$200
line
of
said
Sunset
Boulevard
a
dis­
ask.
The
answer
is
that
we
should
them
Invest
for
you.
The
stock
you
memory for that numerical designa­
a month cash coming in last tim e?” tance of 540 feet, more or less, to the
tion and write 182 Instead of looking buy goes up In price or the dividend worship money less and work harder.
In addition, if you can put in War
it up and getting the correct number is Increased and you have “ made There is only on« way to get more Bonds a lump-sum as reserve for op­ boundary line of the Bertha Water
That is
District; thence, northerly along the
128. your letter will be delayed about money” . But are you any better off? food, clothing and shelter.
erations in bad years, for deferred
No!
During the time you “ made by raising more vegetables in your purchases of equipment, t of repairs, boundary line of the Bertha Water
90 days.
Don't use nicknames.
Send your money" the cost of living went up back yard, making more of your own for up-keep, for new household District a distance of 5 feet, more or
clothes and building more houses.
letter to "W illiam Gaylord Jones, more.
equipment; and then whatever the less, to a corner of said boundary
But then come along the “ smart Our standard of living will never per­ postwar adjustment, you would have line; thence South 89 deg 13' 30" East
OM3/C, USNR, 847-32-15” even though
boys” in Washington who are also manently be raised by getting more an easier time of it than you had a distance of 444.84 feet, more or
to you he Is "Bill."
It will be raised only by last time.
"Leave it to ub . money.
DO wrap packages carefully.
Use blind and say:
less, along the boundary line of the
stout boxes, the heaviest wrapping We'll fix prices right where they are thinking harder and working harder.
You wouldn't have to wait on Bertha Water District to the East
I
also
get
this
answer
frdm
the
Bible.
paper, plenty of strong cord, and— so that when you get more money
somebody's extra special plan; you line of Section 17 of said Township
when necessary metAl packing cases. you can take this money to the Jesus said, "Give good measure." Paul | would have already completed one and Range; thence, North 0 deg 19'
P o n t send perishable foods.
Pack ■tores and get more goods. Just leave said, “ Unless a man work he shall not of your own.
30" West along the East line of said
It is okay for everyone to i
Well, we have just left it ! eat."
each article In shredded paper to It to us".
I f you are proud of the independ­ Section 17 a distance of 660 feet, to
prevent Its movement Inside
the to them and they fixed the price of j have higher standard of living anti ence of your occupation, and jealous the point of beginning, all in the
butter, sugar, canned goods and other better working conditions; but it is j of preserving as much of it as pos­ County of Multnomah, State of Ore­
package.
But with what results? very foolish to have MONEY which sible, don’t orate and speculate— gon. be ahnexed to and incorporated
DON'T use paper stickers on pack­ foodstuffs.
gives neither.
order W AR BONDS!
ages.
They fall o ff when they get We can’t get any!
with the Bertha Water District, a Mu­
wet.
Write addresses with Ink on Why We Can't Get Goods
nicipal Corporation, of the County of
These Washington boys give as an
For Stove and Diesel Oil Call Harry
both sides of the package.
How often can people stand to look Multnomah and State of Oregon, as
Phone Beaverton 3231.
tf ¡at my kisser?—Comedian Bob Hope, an integral part thereof.
DON’T send newspapers and maga­ excuse that these things are going to B&rnes.
Of course the army is
zines.
They clog the malls and hold the army.
"All in accordance with that cer- i
suspending movie-making for a while.
This newspaper likes to obtain In­
up your letters.
Instead clip In­ getting foodstuffs, but are these sol­
tain Act of the Legislative Assembly
teresting articles and enclose them in diers getting any more than if they teresting items from its friends and
of the State of Oregon, passed at its
The Last Straw
were at home?
How about women's readers.
You may phone or use a
letters.
regular session in the year 1927, en-1
Before the war you postcard to advantage in the
newsy
DO write often. The Navy Postal stockings?
titled 'An Act to enable communities
15th A A F in Italy Even In Ger­ incorporated as municipal corpora­
Service wunta to help out by being could get good stockings for $1.00 at little Items about your family or
many, where things are hardly nor­ tions for the purpose of supplying
Now friends.
arcurnte and cooperative, but they which the price was "fixed."
mal, haystacks seldom are found their inhabitants with water for do­
want you to write your man frequent­ you go to the store to get these same
| parked across railroad tracks.
So mestic purposes to annex territory
ly. It Is true that mall It one of this stockings and the clerk says "Sorry,
Tell it with a classified ad.
j 2nd Lt. Harry J. Tyndale, Staten Is- contiguous thereto; and providing
war's greatest morale factors.
YOU but we haven't got any of those stock­
I land, N. Y., swooped low in his P-38 that such territory so annexed shall
She offers you only a new
are the only ones that can write the ings."
¡Lightning to investigate.
letters.
Send them properly, and the brand, the price of which hasn't been
be subject to the indebtedness of the
Close inspection showed it was an
department will aee that they get "fixed".
E D IT O R CLEM
original corporation."
elaborately
camouflaged
locomotive.
there.
It Is easy enough to "fix ” the price
The officers of said election shall
By Kiilpli Rrnip
Tyndale brought his 50-caliber ma­
of some one grade of stockings, cot­
be-
Alice Wlnnard, Chairman; Ma­
chine gun and 20-millimeter cannon
While shopping In Beaverton stop ton dresses or handbags; but just as
rietta Milson. Judge; and Mrs. Tracy
into
play
to
destroy
his
third
locomo-
|
in at the Qreyhound Coffee Shop for soon as the smart boys do this the
J. Smith, Judge, or their duly ap­
tive for the day and his first mobile
Lunch.
manufacturers stop making
that
pointed successors.
haystack.
DATED, April B , IMS
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
M M M ta
B E R TH A W A T E R D ISTR ICT
Multnomah County, Oregon
By
Frank J. Richenherg. Secretary
SKEETS
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BUY
MORE
BONDS
Everyone
Wants Money 7 !” W a r
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Roy M. Green
Tells a Farm Story
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