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P aw Friday, November 23, IO 45 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon 2 Navy Plans Use of Atom Bombs on Carrier Planes H. H . J U T K U U . FubUstat-r P u b lish e d F rid a y o f ea c h w eak by th e P io n e e r P u b lish lo g /O o ., a t B e av erto n , O regon. E n te re d mm aecond-oiaaa m a tte r a t th e p o eto ffice a t B e a v e rto n , Ore. .41.00 O ne T e a r S u b sc rip tio n Ila y a b le in A dvance. B e a v e rto n O ffice—E n te rp r is e Bldg., P h o n e Beaverton 2321 P o rtla n d O ffice—308 P a n a m a Bldg.. 3rd a n d A lder P h o n e A T w a te r 6991 Mmmimm RAPII f Hlllt 0~t)l A T I 0 I Theft of Federal OP A Rationing to Property Serious End During Year PORTSMOUTH, VA —A rtem us L. G ates, navy u n d ersecre tary , dis closed the navy plans to ad ap t the ; atom ic bomb for use by c a rrier- [ based planes. “ Effective as the atom ic bom b is, it is still a bomb, and m ust be car- I ried to the ta rg e t,” he said in a speech delivered during cerem onies com m issioning the 45,000 ton c a rrie r M idway, the larg est, fastest, tough' est flat top in the world. The M id w a y , christen ed a t New- p o r t N e w s l a s t M a rc h 20, w as nam ed fo r th e h is to r ic b a ttle of Ju n e, 1942, w h ic h even Jap a n e se officers I no w a d m it. G a te s sa id , w as the tu rn - in g p o in t of naval w arfare in the Pacific. The u n d e ersecre r s e c r e t tary a r y said the Midway, first of th ree su p er ca r riers, is “ evidence of our will to m ain tain peace. Wive* of Servicemen Soon Will Sail Overseas Bent Control to Be Scrapped FBI Handled Grave Problem PARIS. — Wives of officers and enlisted m en who m ay re m a in in With Usual Skill. In 75 to 100 Cities. the arm y of occupation for a long tim e m ay soon receive perm ission to sail abroad and join th eir husbands. Gen. Dwight D. E isenhow er, who m ade the announcem ent, adm itted he was very sy m p ath etic tow ard the idea and would like his own wife to com e over in a hu rry . " I ’m ju st as bad off as any G.I. today," com plained th e g eneral. " I don’t w ant to be h ere. I ’m 54 y ears old and I lead a kind of lonely life. ‘I t’s hard, Hell s fire, I know i t ’s hard. T h a t’s why I keep m y staff busy exploiing shipping space for p o s s ib le accom m odations and the food situation. As soon as the prob- tern of proper housing is licked all wives should be allowed to com e o v er," he said. WASHINGTON. — The OPA has WASHINGTON.—One of the g ra v told congressm en “ m ost rationing est problem s with which the FB I was will end this y e a r” while re n t con confronted throughout World W ar II trol will be scrapped in 75 to 100 w as the theft of governm ent prop cities within four or five month«. erty . Millions of dollars in irre The forecasts were m ade in a re placeable tools w ere lost, and it is port sent to senators and re p resen ta to the cred it of A m erican industry tives recently by P rice A dm inistra th at this trem endous drain w as not allowed to im pede our w ar effort. tor C hester Bowles. D uring the fiscal y e a r 1945, theft It outlined for the guidance of legislators this "p resen t outlook” of governm ent property convictions for the rem oval of price ceilings showed an increase of 182 p er cent and ration rules: Both m eat* and over the sam e 1943 period. In all, shoes will be unrationed by the end there w ere 1,815 convictions in this of 1945; fats and oils m ay be category in 1945, com pared with rationed into 1946; at least, the 1,143 in 1944 and 643 in 1943—an shortage is likely to last th at long; alarm ing in crease indeed. and sugar is “ im possible to pre T hree civilians w ere sentenced at d ict.” Boston for stealing em ergency r a On tires, Bowles m issed his guess. tions and equipm ent from lifeboats His report said tru ck tire rationing and ra fts being outfitted for the 241,309 Jap* Die, 313,041 m ight end by August 31. T hat date United S tates navy. Their activity, Wounded in Allied Raids has passed, and OPA m en now had it not been detected, could have SAN FRANCISCO. — Allied air think both truck und passenger tires been the d irect cause of starv atio n ra id s on J a p a n kilted 241,309 and m ay be rationed until the first of of shipw recked men. wounded 313,041, the Domei agency the year. At Albany, N. Y., a cap tain in said in a b ro ad cast. Domei report- (John L. Collyer, president of the i the q u a rte rm a ste r corps was sen- ed th at the 554,350 casu alty total was B. F . Goodrich com pany, said re tenced for stealing governm ent- announced at a recen t diet session cently m otorists should be able to owned trucks and tires for his own M etropolitan Tokyo, fire bombed b uy tires ration-free before the end profit. An arm y serg ean t and three repeatedly by B-29s, headed the ca s civilians w ere convicted in the sam e ualty list with 88,250 killed, 61,306 of the year.) Kent controls "obviously will have case. wounded, and 2,578,000 hom eless, A pproxim ately $7,800 in stolen the broadcast said. to continue for some tim e .” Some m ay linger until congress ends the governm ent property w as recovered Atom -bom bed H iroshim a was sec federal program and turns the prob with the a rre s t of a w ar w orker in ond: 49,221 dead, 58,839 wounded, lem over to states or local com th* E ast. In his hom e the FBI found 359,000 hom eless. N agasaki, second enough screw drivers, flashlights atom bom bing ta rg e t, lost 21,501 m unities to handle, Bowles said. OPA m eantim e will rem ove rent and other sm all tools to stock a kilted, 51,580 wounded, and 204,960 ceilings "w henever and w herever h ard w are store. In another instance hom eless. it can be done without ren t infla a w ar plant em ployee took hom e a pocketful of nails each day. The New Airplane Controls tio n," he went on, adding: "A lready eight a re a s have been FB I recovered 800 pounds of nails, in sm all paper sacks, hidden under Cable Combats Elements decontrolled (ren t ceilings lifted). his porch. CLEVELAND. — A m erican Steel The num ber decontrolled probably O ther FB I Investigations involved It Wire com pany announced re cen t will increase by 75 or 100 during the theft of $15,000 worth of equip ly the developm ent of a new a ir the next four or five m onths." In a positive action for tighter m ent from a F lorida arm y air force plane controls cable, which expands training school and $20,000 w orth of and co n tracts a t v irtually the sam e protection of tenants, how ever, OPA increased from three to six brass valves used for em ergency ra te as the m etal used in plane re p airs of w arships in New York. fram es. M ade of high nickel m an m onths the w aiting period during Severe penalties are provided for gañese alloy, the new cable elim i which a dwelling buyer m ay not evict a tenant In order to m ove in these offenses. P ersons guilty of n ates the necessity for tem p eratu re stealing property belonging to the com pensating devices and contrib him self. overnm ent or being m anufacture^! utes to the efficiency of p lane and The rule will be effective In all y private concerns under arm y and pilot. 487 federal ren tal a reas unless the navy co n tracts face a m axim um of a re a d irecto r decides th a t three W hile sh o p p in g In B e a v e rto n stop five y e a rs’ im prisonm ent and $5,000 m onths is adequate. fine. Those receiving stolen prop In a t th e G re y h o u n d C offe S h o p foi e rty a re subject to the sam e penal L u n ch . ties. F o r S tove an d D iesel Oil C all H a r ry F o r S to v e a n d D iesel Oil C all H a rry B a rn e s. P h o n s B e a v e rto n 3231. tf Barnes. Phone Beaverton 3231. tf S . il Buys In The war ended, neighbor quit the ship yard and bought a filling s ta tion. Visitor was g la d to h e a t ab o u t it and when the w ay opened, he also to ld of a buy. Not of an up to d a te b u sin ess, b u t of a wreck a h u m a n wreck. And the price was in blood. B o u g h t w ith blood A H U M AN W R E C K R ag s, ve- ,n ln ' c u rs in g .sta g g e rin g a n d b ought !w *th blood b o u g h t w ith th r blood oi C h rist. On a da>. deep d o * n w ith | ,n’. thls, ^ an „ h h e a r f! *he m Top Prices Paid for all Makes and Models of Car* KELLY MOTOR CO. SW CANYON GENERAL REPAIRING OF ALL CARS MADE J. A., better known as akout your Insulation Problems We Can Save You Money The Low Down From Hickory Grove F o r S tove an d D iesel Oil C all H a rry B arn es. P h o n e B e a v e rto n 3231. tf "T h e b est d efe n se of th e A m eric an sy stem of b u sin e ss is a n u n d e r s ta n d ing of it.”—S ta n le y H ig h , ed ito r. W hile sh o p p in g in B e a v e rto n sto p in a t th e G re y h o u n d C offee S hop for I L unch M an in s tru c to r (to new g i r l ) —“I ’m p u ttin g th is riv e t in th e c o rre c t p o si tio n ; w h en I nod m y h e a d h it it rea l h a r d w ith y o u r h a m m e r.” T h a t’s all h e re m e m b e re d u n til he w oke up In a h o sp ital. W hile In B e a v e rto n be su re to eat • t th e G re y h o u n d C o ffee S hop “Jack” Kelly SEE US SW M cC hesnev R o ad , P o rtla n d 1, Or. T h is sp a ce p a id fo r by a S e a ttle b u sin e ss m an . i w isdom f a ll—ev en if so m e of ’em flu tte r o v er o n to th e W h ite H ouse law n. O u r H a r ry , you know , he is 100 per c e n t fo r co llectiv e b a r g a in in g —sa id so on th e rad io . So if he ca n ta lk , I ca n ta lk ------a n d we can still be frie n d s. N e ith e r of us ev er ! did a n y co llectiv e b a rg a in in g on o u r own h o o k —a n d we b o th g o t alo n g fair-lik e, a n d I w as b ro u g h t up w ith !» pair of pliers in my m itt a n d a pole clim b in g iro n on ea c h calf. j I .ike so cialism , co llectiv e b a r g a in in g so u n d s good—d u rin g th e ta lk in ' stag e. B u t to d ay , in a c tu a l p rac tice , th e m en in a ,b ig oil p la n t w a lk e d o u t b ecau se th e H ea d G uy a t th e la b o r ¡tem p le said , .“tie ’em up boys.” A nd !R of ea ch 10 in th e p la n t d id n o t w a n t to s trik e . A nd th a t k in d of stro n g -a rm se t-u p is a good sam p le, So H a rry b e tte r g e t h is boys th e re toff th e d im e—a n d an y b o d y th in k in g I ab o u t v o tes n e x t y e a r —8 o u t of 10 , Is good. Y o u rs w ith th e low dow n, JO S E R R A ROAD, HALL TO WEST ST. BEAVERTON Associated Gas and Oils lieve the th e blood blood of of Chrigl C h ris t had h ad p u rg ed aw a y all h is sins. M ore— Ho p u t h is poor w re ck of a self in to C h r is t’s k ee p in g an d you see h im to-day, ; a lert, d re sse d a n d m a k in g good . . . i M ore y et—T h ru th e eyes of th e Bi- [ tile, you see how G od c o u n ts him h ig h e r th a n th e an g els, fo r th e re d eem ed h av e th e ir p lace a ro u n d th e th ro n e of God. Y ou also —-Let y o u r h e a r t believe ¡God. C o u n t y o u r sin s b lo tted o u t by th e blood of C h rist. M ake H im th e L ord of y o u r life. L ive by P o w er F ro m O n High.. i Ncit k n o w in g on w h ich sid e of th e fence the readers of my essay m ay j be and being kind of a n in d e p e n d e n t geezer in the first place, I w ill ex pound on collective b a rg a in in g an d n o t w o rry abou{ where the w o rd s of uSfcw lAiiS WANTED AT ONCE Stained Shakes, Under course and Nails, Mail Order Prices. 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