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p ro<lUction Record
e n t e r p r is e
Friday, Sep,«m bar
13 , 1946 o f B r o w n S w ¡(j8
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
A rb or
R ose B arbette's
Jennie
1 114073, a registered B row n Swiss
Stanley W . Netnerron, rubbsher
cow ow ned by A lbert M eier A
Son, B eaverton, has recently co m
Published Friday ot eoch week by the pleted a R egister o f P roduction
Pioneer Publishing C o ., ot Beaverton, ! record o f 101S1.3 lbs. m ilk and
Oregon. Entered as second-class mat 454.01 lbs, fa t ia 305 days on twice
ter at the oostoffice, Beavertos, Ore. a day m ilking, a ccord in g to a re
port received from Fred S. Idtse,
Beaverton Office, Enterprise Bldg.
S ecretary o f
the B row n Swiss
Phene Beaverton 2321
Cattle B reeders’ A ssociation, Be-
! loit, W isconsin.
Subscription Payable In Advance
T his record w as m ade as a 2
One Year ............... ....................... » 1 0 0 year old.
| B obbie's
Jane
o f W illam ette
67383, a registered B row n Swiss
cow ow ned b y A lbert M eier, Bea
O i e c ] o © N l w s / » p e i
verton, Ore., has recently co m
F l I II t ME t í 4 -»tfifo i ATI • ■ pleted a R egister or P roduction
record o f 15,090.6 lbs milk, 549.40
lbs, fat In 365 days on tw ice a
day m ilking, a cco rd in g to a re
Sltoeii Sold For 12c Fuch port received fro m Fred S. Idste
S ecretary
o f T he B row n
Swiss
F orty-three thousand arm y ser Cattle B reeders’ A ssociation, B e
v ice shoes that are used and don't loit, W isconsin.
necessarily m atch were sold re
T his record w as made as an
cen tly by the P ortland W a r A s
sets o ffic e to the State o f Ore 8 year old.
gon fo r 12 cen ts each. T h ey will
be repaired and mated so fa r as
possible at the state penitentiary
and then Issued to Inmates o f
various state Institutions.
The
footw ea r is at Camp A dair .
Sleeping Bag Cover» For
Sale At $4.66 Sept. 14
T o give veterans m ore opportu n
ity to bu y
sleeping bag covers,
n ow on sale fo r $4.66 at the W ar
A ssets o ffice
on Swan
Island.
Salesm en will be on duty Saturday
Septem ber 14 from 8:30 a.m. to 4
p.m., W A A announced.
I f you w ant to sell, trade, or buy
s o m e t h in g -T R Y A C L A S SIF IE D
Automotive Part» To Be
Put On Sule By WAA
A $15,000,000 sale o f unused au
tom otive parts and m aintenance
equipm ent b y W ar A ssets adm in
istration will start Septem ber 16
at the S tock ton O rdnance depot,
Stockton, Calif. T he ln ven ory In
cludes 6600 d ifferen t item s such as
garage and
m aintenan ce
equip-
| m ent, autom otive tools and parts
o f standard m anufacture. T h e sple
| is
open to all
autom otive and
I parts dealers, distributors, service
j stations, garages and fleet oper
ators. T he m inim um qu antity Is
I set at $500.
As a service to veterans in the
com m un ity, this new spaper will
publish a w eekly colum n o f ques
tions m ost frequently asked co n
tact men o f the V eterans A dm in
istration In this area. F or m ore
detailed
inform ation,
veterans
should con ta ct or w rite to the
nearest V A con ta ct unit at 1019 S.
W. 10th Ave., Portland.
Q. A re insurance benefits receiv
ed b y the parent considered In
com e in determ ining eligibility
fo r com p en sa tion ?
A. In
determ ining
dependency,
am ounts received by the m other
or fa th er from an y
Insurance
under the W a r R isk Insurance
A ct, o r the W orld W ar V eter
ans A ct o f 1924 as amended, or
the N ational Service L ife In
surance A ct as am ended will be
disregarded.
Q. Can I obtain a loan to pur
chase a business If I am e"m-
p loy ed ? I wish to purchase a
sm all g r o ce ry store which I
will m anage but would like to
con tin u e on m y present Job un
til I am assured o f a satisfac
to ry Incom e .
A. Y ou are eligible fo r a loan
gu aranty If you plan to con
du ct the business yourself, ei
ther on a full or part-tim e basis.
Q. I f I have obtained a guaran
teed loan to purchase a farm ,
am I still eligible to receive the
self-em ployed veteran ’s readjust
m ent allow a n ce?
A.
Y es. Y ou
m ay obtain the
m onthly allowance, depending on
the length o f you r m ilitary ser
vice, up to a m axim um o f 10
2-5 m onths. The paym ents guar
antee to the farm er a m inim um
net Incom e o f $100 a m onth dur
ing the period o f hie entitlem ent.
Q. W h at Is the time lim it fo r ap
plying fo r educational benefits
under the C I B ill?
A. E ducation m ay not extend be
yon d nine years after the ter
m ination o f W orld W ar II or
a fter
discharge
w h ichever is
later. Y ou must start your edu
cation n ot later than fou r years
a fter either the term ination o f
W orld W ar II or you r date o f
discharge.
! Q. I f I obtain a real estate loan
to purchase a farm and it is
guaranteed by the V A, m ay I
also obtain a VA guarantee on
a loan to purchase m achinery,
livestock, seed and oth er farm
equ ipm en t?
A. Yes, you m ay obtain a com b in
ation o f real estate and non-real
estate loans. H ow ever, the per
cen tage o f the guarantee m ax
im um used by a veteran In ob
tainin g one type o f loan reduces
b y that percentage his entitle
m ent to
guarantee o f another
typ e loan. F or exam ple, if a
veteran obtained a farm real es
tate loan guarantee o f $2,000
his non-real estate guarantee
m axim um would b $1,000.
Teat For Appointment To
Merchant Marine Corps
T he next com petitive test for
appointm ents in the United States
M erchant
M arine C adet
Corps
will be held on N ovem ber 6, 1946
in Portland, O regon it w as an
n ounced by Com m ander
E. G.
M cD onald, USMS, D istrict Super
visor, 1000 G eary Street, San F ran
cisco, Cal.
T he United
States
M erchant
M arine Cadet Corps
o ffe rs ap
pointm ents to you ng A m ericans
16% to 21 years o f age and h on
ora b ly discharged veterans o f the
arm ed forces to the age o f 24
w h o are interested in becom in g
ships’ officers in the U. C. M er
ch ant Marine.
C adet-M idshipm en receive a co l
lege education
with pay during
the fo u r year course, one year o f
w hich is spent in w erchant ships
engaged in foreign trade. G rad
uates o f the U. S. M erchant M ar
ine A cadem y, K in gs P oint, N ew
Y ork , qualify fo r a license as a
d eck or engineer o ffic e r In the
U nited States M aritim e Service
and the United States N aval R e
serve. Deadline date b y w h ich ap
plications must be In has been
extended to O ctober 10, 1946.
A pplications and fu rth er Infor
m ation cpncerning the U. S. M er
ch an t M arine Cadet Corps and
Its A cadem y, know n as the “ A n
napolis o f
the U.
S. M erchant
M arine,” should be addressed to:
Supervisor, U. S. M erchant M ar
ine C adet Corps, .Training O rgan
i z a t io n , W SA, W ashington 25, D.
C.
Babson Discusses
Selecting Stocks
Babson Park, Mass., Sept 13. W e
hear m uch about stock m arket
‘‘averages’’,— especially the D ow -
Jones Industrial A verages w hich
are pretty
m uch
the standard.
This A verage was 381 early in
1929; it fell to 41 in 1932; since
then it has gradually craw led back
(w ith a break lu 1937) to 212 a
high in May, 1946. Since then there
has been a decline, so that the
A verage tod ay is about 181.
T he D ow T heory
In addition to w atchin g these
A verages, m any investors are be
lievers in the “ D ow T h eory ” so-
called. T his is that a change in
the cy clica l trend o f the m arket
is indicated when there is co n
firm ation in the individual price
m ovem ents o f the industrial group
and the railroad grou p o f stocks.
Such a ch an ge o f trend is said to
have
taken
place when
both
groups break through an earlier
fa irly recent top or bottom o f the
grou p 's averages.
M y ow n opinion is that in the
years
ahead, betw een n ow and
W orld W ar III, m uch less atten
tion w ill be given to these or
any oth er A verages.
T h ey will
m ean m uch less in the future
than in the past. A s fo r the D ow
T heory, I believe this has fu lfilled
its usefulness and w e w ill hear
m uch less about it from now on.
Selective M arkets Ahead
N othin g in sight suggests there
will be any less idle m on ey to in
vest du rin g the next few years
even though m ore securities are
being issued. T herefore, the bu y
ing dem and should exceed the de
sire to sell; in fact, m any o f those
w ho sell will ultim ately reinvest In
som ething else. P eople m ay ch ange
their investm ents from stock s to
oth er form s o f securities, - o r m ay
put the m on ey into houses, auto
m obiles or oth er things, the m on
ey, how ever, will con tin u e to exist
in som eon e’s p ock et o r bank ac
count.
M y ow n guess is that we are
fa cin g a very selective m arket. As
the international
situation
b e
com es m ore intense, w ise inves
tors will sell securities o f corp or
ations w h ich have m ost o f their
assets in large U. S. cities w hich
will protjably
be destroyed if
W orld W a r II I occu rs. Then they
will seek out com panies
w hich
have their assets well distributed
throu ghou t
the cou n try
m ostly
aw ay from large cities.
W atch Investm ent C ounselors
Investm ent cou nsellors and in
vestm ent trusts are already busy
seekin g ou t such corp oration s and
sw itch in g their funds accordin gly.
T his p robably explains w h y stock s
like G reyhound, General A m eri
can T an k Car, Corn P roducts, Dia
m ond M atch, St. Joe Lead, United
F ruit and
certain oils and sul
phurs have gone up above the A v
erages; while stock s like the rail
roads have lagged.
Surely, the
stock s o f certain chain store com
panies with
their m erchandize*
distributed am on g
hundreds o f
sm all com m un ities throughout the
C entral W est or South should be
sa fer investm ents than the stock
o f a large departm ent store in
som e big coastal city.
As these investm ent counsellors
Ket
underw ay
in their studies,
their clients w ill create a buying
pow er w hich m ay well cause m uch
higher prices
in so-called “ war-
p roof
stocks,
and much low er
prices in “ w ar-vulnerable” stocks.
H ow this will a ffe ct the A ver
ages, no one can now tell. These
investm ent counsellors will also
again give m uch consideration to
the effects o f inflation upon secur
ities. I f W orld W a r III com es, it
can not
help being
follow ed by
wild and uncontrolled inflation.
Selecting Industries Using Little
L abor
T here also is one other con sid
eration w hich is already m aking
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CH ICK*
B a ck Hom e
B rin g yo u r
1
lo r sm a ll jo b s, too
Q uicker Service
• Car N o is y ?
More mechanics, ami a good
supply o f Genuine Ford
p a r ts means less delay on all
repairs. Leaky radiators,
worn hose, flabby fan belts,
ignition wires rubbed thin.
fouled and dirty spark plugs
. . . are typical of the “ poet-
poned” jobs we fix promptly.
I Squeaks and rattles ( . .
. w hines and groans . . .
| They’ ll drive you craty.
A m azing what a little
I KJreuse, oil and tightening
* will do. And a wash and
I polish will complete the
| treatm ent . . . make you
, proud o f Old Faithful again.
Little Things Count
Got a •'sticky ” door lock or s
balky window lift? We can fre«
it in s jiffy. Door latchea tem
peramental? That’s a nuiaaiyre
and accident hazard easily
fixed. Ia your cigaret lighter
working?., windshield wiper?
. . . ai>eednmeter ? I>et ua make
them really right.
For prompt Service Fairly Priced
SEE YOUR FORD DEALER
this a selective m arket. I refer to West, best fu lfill these three con
labor demands. W ise Investors are ditions and in such L personally,
selecting stock s whfcfi em ploy a have considerable m oney.
com paratively small am ount o f
labor. Hence, the ideal investment
is one w hich w ould fulfill these
three requirem ents:
(1) A com pan y with most o f its
S E P A R A T O R S — M IL K E R »
assets outside o f large vulnerable
C O M P L E T E E Q U IP M E N T AND
cities.
SU PPI-IES F O R T H E
D A IR Y
(2) A com pan y w hich would not
IN D U S T R Y
su ffer from severe inflation.
(3) A com pan y which
has a
com paratively sm all labor cost.
To
me,
the
m erchandizing
chains, operating in
the Middle
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