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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1947)
( BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE v JUNE 5, 1947 iBahson Discusses * I Tax Incentive BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE Many ask how present high prices can be reduced. My an swer is that the best w ay to re Published Fridav ot each week by the °iowe*r Publishing Co., ot Beaverton, duce high prices Is by producing Oregon. Entered a s second-class m at more goods at low er cost. But ter ot the postoffice, Beaverton, Ore how can costs l>e lowered in the gon. face of current high w age rates? To this I reply that production costs can be i educed b y increas Subscription Pavabl* fee Advanca ing the Investment in labor-sav On* Year ... __________________$ 2 .0 0 ing machinery. This w ill raise the real wages for all the people— not for just the strongly organ ized union groups. Stool *v W. NefTierton. Publisher tiidu£lulsT»M* M H f ¿7 44* * • * ? * tal that has already been accu mulated, but it U also preventing the gathering of new capital. This can only end in a declining stan dard of living for alt. As an example of the destruc tion of accumulated capital by taxation 1 like to cite the story of the House of Morgan. W hen the elder J. P. Morgan died in 1913 he left more than $70 millions to his son. Thirty years later this son died and, after his death taxes were settled, he was able to pass on only $5 millions to his heirs. Such a destruction of capi tal may be good for the morals of the heirs, hut it bodes ill for you and me. There is little incentive to Invest money and hire more workers under such conditions B A C K F R O M I T S F IR S T C L E A N I N G « •.4 like feelu « like A « u Mrvioi to veteran* in the community, tbU newspaper will publish a weekly column of ques tion* most frequently asked con tact men of th* Veterans Admin istration In this area. For more detailed information, veterans ar* to contact or write to the nearest V A contact unit at 614 3. W. 1th, Portland Tired o f "limp sod lifeless” cleaning? TRU-SHEEN restores natural sheen and gives your clothes th« body and vitality that really holds a press Q. What is the maximum am ount of National Service Life h « 1,0W K It T A X A T IO N Insurance a veteran may car THK K EY Your TRU-SHEEN cleaner really cleans . . . ry? ( OMMO.V-HKNSK T A X A T IO N America has heretofore outpro A. $10,000. Counsel and police witness W iping out of capital by death Q. W h at permanent and then G LA M O U RI Z ES your garments! plans of were having a battle of words. duced the world with steadily National Service Life Insur Finally counsel turned to the falling prices by continually rais taxes would not be so bad if our ance are available? policeman and said: ‘‘But if a ing the amount of money per income taxes were not also dam man is on his hands and knees worker Invested in labor-saving ming up the flow of new capital A. Term insurance, which is a temporary plan is the insur in the middle of the road, surely machinery. To keep up this prog into industry. The bulk of sav that Is no proof that he is ress we must have Incentive: ings must come from those of ance issued you in service. If (1) To save and (2) To invest sufficiently large incomes to drunk?’’ you wish to convert to a per Unfortunate create a reservoir of capital. Yet, manent type, you may choose “Probably not, sir,” replied the savings profitably. ordinary life. 20 -payment life, policeman. “ But this one was ly, our present system of taxa today an executive with a fair Eliminates shrinking Freshens, deodorizes 30-payment life, 20-year enow- trying to roll up the white line.” tion is not only destroying capi- salary has no urge to invest in a stock paying 5% because his net ment, endowment at age 60 or “ I look forward to wearing “Tim e after time, I've failed income from that stock is re endowment at age 65. to delect the usual dry clean- clothes cleaned by this «.lean have allowed my N S L I duced by tw othirds through in Q. I i n g o d o r i n my T R U - M O RE W EAR IN EVERY PAIR e r ! I know they w ill fit, and come taxes. All Incentive has term policy to lapse. How can SHEENED garment. They're they have a new vitality tha/ been destroyed. always sweet and fresh, with I reinstate? points up their style. out the faintest odor.” The President has recently A.. You have until August 1, For Beach or Play 1947, to obtain easy reinstate asked businessmen to lower pri A ment by the payment of two ces so as to increase the volume f- monthly premiums and sub of production. I believe the Presi mitting a statement that your dent should direct that same ad health is as good as at the time vice to Congress. Just as a busi the policy lapsed. ness can sell a greater volume of products at a lower price, so can Q. H ow long may I keep my ALL COLORED N S L I term insurance? the government expect a higher B rig h ter by 10 shades A ctu a lly restores sheen LEATHER tax-lake if it can increase the na A. You have eight years from WOVEN T R U S H F E N safely removes “ I used to put o f f sending the time the policy was issued tional Income. 1 believe the best even embedded dirt and stains things to the cleaners fo r the STRAPS TAPE if your policy was in effect on so that garments are 10 to 12 way to increase the national in first time. But the new T R U - or before December 31, 1945 shades brighter than when S H E E N process actually re come is by lowering taxes now. cleaned the ordinary way. T o You have five years if your stores the natural o ils and $|95 The stimulus to incentive will be get all four benefits o f TR U - b r in g s b a c k th e o r i g i n a l policy was issued after that so great that national income SH E E N , call us today! sheen o f the fabric.” date will rise. Then a smaller per E X C LU S IV E LY IN W A S H IN G T O N A N D M U L T N O M A H centage tax rate would produce Q. W hat modes of settlement COUNTY AT are available on N S L I policies? a greater total federal revenue. Let the government take its own A. You have four options — lump sum payment, limited advice and lower the unit cost monthly installments for 36 to <1. e. taxes) of its selling price for All Sizes for Big or Little Girls Phone Beaverton 3891 375 Tualatin Valley Highway 240 months, monthly install its service. The resulting jump ments for life (120 such pay “ The Home of Finer Cleoning” in total collections from a stimu ment guaranteed, or monthly lated national income should j installments for life with the soon balance the budget and leave 128 S. W. Third Opp. Multnomah Hotel face value of the policy guar- gives you his life. You pass from enough to start a real job of debt (O n M a il Orders A d d 2 5 c P o s ta g e ) / anteded. On the last two op death into God-life. You are born retirement. tions, the 120 guaranteed pay again. Said a railroad man— “I HOME, A W A R N IN G ments or the face value guar M A K E W A Y -M A K E W A Y — Step am 20 and born again. I work on If Senators and Congressmen antee are protection in case the aside for the man with the old the C. P. Ry. By God’s grace I would only study history In great first beneficiary should die be dead branch. See him set the will keep my life pleasing to him er detail, they would see at once fore receiving adequate returns dead thing against the living tree and testify to his saving power T IR € S how many nations have been on the insurance. and grace.” brought to their knees by burden (J. W ill my National Service and now LOOK. The tree and the R € (iflP P in G R€PPIRJnG - VULCflniZinG some taxation. More empires Life Insurance policy pay div branch unite and life flow s in. Yes, the branch now lives and have been destroyed by oppres idends? S. W . McChesney Rd., Portland sive taxes than by enemy armies. A. Yes. Dividends will he paid puts out leaves, buds and fruit. 1, Oregon. This space paid for by Today’s heavy burden on enter on your G. I. policy. However, T R I E 1MCTCRE— This is a true a Seattle family. (P A ID A D V .) prise if continued will surely the task of figuring dividends picture of what God did for dead lead us along the road followed is a tremondous one and the men in the old city of Ephesus. Last year. 870 children were bv Egypt, Rome, Spain, France V A can make no estimate on To you who were dead in your killed and 21,660 Injured while and now England------ all sunk by the length of time it will take sins, God gave life. The Bible playing' in the street. Keep your tells it. They had sinned and the child out of the street! taxes. before dividends can be paid. , Does my H S L I policy have a wages of sin is death— Bible The N ew Deal tax policy is to Q death, which is eternal separation cash value? soak the rich— to fleece the sheep pol from God. Ar.d they were lifted that have the fewest votes. This A. A n y permanent N S L I icy which has been in force up into God-life. may he considered “good poli for one year under premium j M IR A C L E FOR Y O U — You musr tics”, hut it certainly is had busi “ Anything In Tires" paying conditions may he sur have faith to believe in your own ness. If Uncle Sam confiscated rendered for its cash value heart for yourself that Christ all income above $10,000 a year, I am a stunt flyer. Does this took all your sins and died for the total amount of money taken Q. 258 W. Tualatin Valley Highway and Short Street hazardous occupation affect my you. Right there, God gives you In would pay less than half of National Service Life Insur life eternal. You get faith from the current annual expense of Beaverton, Oregon Phone 3871 ance? the Bible. No Bible, no faith. government! Of course. If that Natinonal Service Life In Little Bible, little faith. Much were done, there would not he A. surance is free of all restric-! nible, much faith. Or from some any Incomes above $10,000. That tions as to occupation, resi one who can tell you. Settle it is what would happen to incen TILI ER TYPE dence. travel, or military or that Christ died for you and God tive. However, I w arn you— our naval service. present tax course Is less spec May I apply my terminal tacular than such outright con Q. leave bonds to my N S L I pol fiscation. But it Is none the less icy? certain In U m Iona run. A. Yes. i W O O D IES SANDALS Ù 'Ï i I Cook's Cleuiiiii" & Dyeing Woodies Manufacturing Co. Let Him Pass H IG H W A Y Ohtr- T IR€ S€ R V IC € uid LAND S U R V E Y I N G NO P I«F .\ and Construction Layout PAUL D. BOUTWELL Registered Land Surveyor Phone Scholls 8361 FOB W EALTH Y When writing the al>ove, I am Rt. 1, Box 705, Beaverton, Ore. TAI - PING T errace A M E R IC A N -CHINESE D IN N ER S Fine Food - Ample Parking 2 mi. North of Tigard 11130 S. W. Barbur Blvd. ot 55th Ave. Dancing After 9 In 1946, 1.960 persons were killed and 7,740 injured walking onr rural highways. In the coun try, walk on the left shoulder of the road— and wear white or car ry a light at night! not interested in saving money for taxpayers. That is purely secondary. The less money my heirs inherit, the better off they may be. I am interested solely in the future of U. S. oters, who sincerely hope that every Sena tor and Congressman feels the same way. BLOCK WOOD Oien's Fuel Co. 3 Cord Lood, Hand Pirkcd, no Rubbish MU 7572 Portland 12, Ore. Oregon D rivers!! STEP LADDERS. 3 ft. to 5 Ft. EXTENSION LADDERS up to 10 ft. METAL CLOTHES POSTS IJllllMIKlIlv (rOO(l MAIL BOX POSTS To Renew Thai Old One Apply NOW for renewal rasa* la below SR33.000 4: Wherat A: A n v driver’» llrrn«f rlerk or examiner In your area. Take an W. J. McCREADY LUMBER COMPANY Beevaiten. 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ONLY II your driver* B- OM C*ny*a *P*d chicken OPEN SUNDAY I • 10 CLEAN CO UN TRY 440 N. Columbia Blvd. frcb m cn * ,! f r l RESERVATIONS In 1946, 570 persons were kill ed and 21.600 injured on bicycles in the United States. On a bike, play it safe! Garden TRACTORS Ttem&ii t \ Passenger cars, not commercial vehicles, remain the principal cause of accidents. Most accidents occur not in turning, backing or parking, but on the stralght-a- way. • a * W H A t ? *7.SO FOR Q R . PlNCHPENNY GARDEN HOSE ? WHY, HAS BEEN IN THE I C AN GET ONE FOR HABIT OF BUTINS ♦ 6 .4 9 FRO M TH AT FROM THAT GIGANTIC CATALOG OUTFIT, G IG AN TIC M A I L BUT TODAY H E O R D E R H O U S E .' r NEEDED SOMETHING IN A H U R R Y -' END SELL W OOD B R ID G E CREMATORIUM MAUSOLEUM CEMETERY C o m p le te F u n e r a l S e r v ic e In N e w C a th e d ra l C h a p e l a t N o E x t r a e o »t Riverside is a co-operative asso ciation w ith a s s e ts of o v e r $800,000 -A by U u io ir I A M W A II \ V ER Y W ELL, MR. FTNCMPf N*ff W E CAM M EET THAT M A IL O R D ER H O U 6C PRICE, BUT FIRST WOULD VOU CARE TO ST E P DOWN TO M Y OFFICE r i L SHOW VOU HOW *» w e c o u l d d o rrr O re g o n Drivers' Licenses W ill e x p ir e Hearing T h ese M on th s T h e »# N u m b e r » Jun e 1917 SR i | to 5R 33000 . J ill*’ 1947 *K 11001 to .Ml ««000 . A u g 1947 M l « « 0 « l to *R »<>000 ... . Sept 1947 *K »<1001 In .Ml 133000 .M ill.’ 001 to *RI«>000 . tlct. 1947 N o v 1947 M l I«*0 0 1 to *R loxooo M l I f «001 lo JR71IOOO ... . H er 1947 . . . J an 194* JR23100I lo *R2«4000 *K?«400I lo SR297006 .... ._ F e b 194* *R?»70OI lo 1R110000 M a r 194* Ml 110001 lo *R IM000 t o r 194* *R i« in o i lo * R 1 » « 0«0 . M ay 194* June 104* .IRIOSOOI lo *R l.’OOOO J ill) 10t< Mt 1790*1 to *R4«;000 to- 1 Ml VRI0Î00I lo * R «0*000 *R 10*001 lo *R *7X000 ... _ Sept 191* *R \?Srt01 lo JRXXtood .... . o n 1 * 1 * JR.*« 11>01 lo *R*oi<me . N o v 194* D ee 194* *R**»IOOI to *R«27000 . Jan 1949 JRSÎ700I lo *K ««nooo .._ 1R «0 0001 to JR KO1OO0 F e b 194» M a r 19»» 3R«930*I to *R7 7KOO«l A p r Io 19 JR7ÎS00I to JR7JOOOO JR7VMV0I to 3R 79*M * or o v e r M a y IJ49 BOBEBT S. FABBELL, Jr., See’ y of State T .baiU f -FIRST YOULL HAYE TO GO HOME AND MAIL ME YOUR ORPER. THATS 6 4 *OR POSTA** ANP STATIONERY. IN A COUPLE O r WEEKS IU . SHlP VOU THE MOSS TME COQ CMAB&ÎS < 9 * 4 . e»£ 3o< aup P a r c e l p o * t xoout 054. WOW TMtkl. UC PieiCMPlUh a LETS ADO TM« TO vOuR *6 .49 ! \ Akjp NE ô*T JuR PRICE ÛF U^ s O.SO.-R' ôm T » fi h i % w wm mftik i W E L L I'L L BE — YA KNOW I I NEVER STOPPED T* FIGURE ALL THOSE OTHER CHARGES j I'VE BEEN PAYING.' BROTH« I YOU’VE TAUGHT ME "I'M CONVINCED THAT IT'S ALWAYS MORE ECONOMICAL TO B U Y RIGHT IN TUALATIN valley YOU CAN BET YOUR MAT < TOO, Mft PMCHPENNY YOU RE GETTING SO? QUALITY MERCHANDISE FSOM TWI I -
