The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, August 01, 1947, Image 2

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    BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
FR ID AY , A U G U S T 1, 1947
Air Power
Is Peace Power
BABSON'S Authentic Statement
Have a heart that never hard-
It is easier for the generous
to forgive .than for the offender ens, a temper that never tires.
ask
forgiveness.— Edward a touch that never hurts.— Dic­
i According to the best available to
kens.
information, there are about 75.- Thomson.
000 enrolled members of the
Communist Party in the L'nited
States. However, the Communists
B f
themselves claim that for every
Party member they have, there
Osteopathic ’
^
are ten others who are willing to
do the Party’s bidding.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
A considerable proportion of
General Practice Including Obstetrics and Surgery
these are self-styled liberals and
intellectuals who appear to have
Office Hours: 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. Daily Except Sundays
been born without the saving
i ; h P F A F F L E R O A D — T IG A R D
quality of common sense, ac­
KirM
Bond
North of Safeway Food Store Between
cording to the July issue of the
H igh w a ys No. 217 and lt!>W’
National Grange Clip sheet.
HOW M A N Y COM M UN ISTS
field trips, make greater use of
occupational
films part-time job
GLOUCESTER. Mass.. July 25.
Stanley W. Nethenua, Publisher
Air Force Day— the fortieth With a possible 10,000,000 unem­ experiences, etc. Most important
anniversary of the Army Air ployed by 1952 unless labor re­ of all young people should be
Published Friday of each week bv the
°k>neer Publishing Co., at Beaverton. Forces— will be observed on Fri lations get straightened out, both taught the dignity of working
Oregon. Entered as second-class mat­ I day, August 1, 1947. The Army schools and parents should be­ and the disgrace of loafing.
To teachers, I say:
“Get to
ter at the postoffice, Beaverton, Ore­ Air Force was born 40 year gin now to make graduates worth
ago, in 1907, when the Aeronau employing. Certainly, there then know your strident more than
gon.
I tical Division was e-tablished in will be keen competition for from just grades ” Prepare him
for job interview- Make sure
the office of the Chief Signal
Subscription Povabje In Advance Officer of the Army. The begin whatever jobs there may be. a student understands his own
Young
people
now
in
High
One Yaar ... ........... ............ S2.00 ning of the growth of America:
schools should make up ■their!'« lance sheet of assets and liabil-
)av l ¡ties. Teach him how to sell him­
airpower can be traced from minds to put work before play
I Civil War days when observation and cut out the social stuff self on the Interview. Schools
balloons were used by the army which is making too manv of should have students realize that
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The science of changing chem­
of the Potomac to spot movements them useful onfy for driving ; P * «
qualifications such as
icals
into electricity has resulted
made
by
the
Confederate
Aim
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trucks and jerking soda.
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ve' resourcefulness, adap-
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tability, and willingness to as* in the development of a n; w
In 1907, one officer and two en
listed men staffed the Aeronau­ Simple Economics
sume responsibility are more im- Eveready general purpose flash­
COUNTY GETS STATE HELP tical Division which as yet had ■ Business expects the schools P°rtant than joining a union to light battery with twice its form­
er capacity.
no aircraft.
to «quip our men and w >men assure^ auccem^
$1,688.41 has been received by
The Army Air Forces will con­ with an adequate background of "orents Should Woke Up
• • • • • • • • •
Iiut the best training of all for
Washington County tax from the duct nation wide activities to the historical, psychological and
State of Oregon, to Ire used for support Air Force day, which is economic forces which have pro­ getting a good position after
sponsored by the Air force As­ duced our nation. Our young peo­ graduation is to work summers.
premiums for the county fair.
sociation. These will include na­ ple should also be given a back- Whether or not your ijov and girl
This is given by the State tionwide broadcasts,
television ground of the many “ isms ’. With does this is up to you—and not
Board of Tax Commissioners and programs, public statements and such
a background
students to any teacher. In some States
comes from a fund secured from addresses and exhibitions of air- should understand the merits and boys and girls must get the okay
one twentieth of a mill tax that power. Muhc of the activity will benefits which our free society of the Superintendent of Schools;
be conducted locally in tne cities has to offer. However, the school but this always is obtainable if
has been designated for the pur­ and towns of the nation. A ir in­
cannot do much unless backed you as a parent request it. Par-
pose of maintaining county fairs." stallations will have ‘,o|>en house" up by sensible table
talk and ents who let their children run
on certain days and elvic, pa­ religious instruction at
home. around or loaf all summer are
the n a
triotic and fraternal organiza­
No
nation
can
long
prosper
committing
a
crime
against
them
All members of the ruminant
23.000 of the best real estate firms
Too many parents hate to
In the United States are REALTOR
or cud chewing family such as tions will join the Army Air without the proper incentive,
Forces and the Air Force A ss« progress and efficiency. This make their dear Susie and John­ companies and are members of the
camels, goats, deers, giraffes and
National Association of Real Estate
ciation in observing the day.
causes a continuous
improve­ nie get a job because their
cattle invariably rise hind parts
Boards. This association constitutes
ment
in
the
standard
of
living
friends
do
not
work.
Instead
of
an
action group— constantly and ac­
first; other four footed animals
tively working for better social and
The kindly old lady stopped and security for all producers. being content to listen to speeches
get up front legs first.
economic conditions for the public.
Associations
before the blind man on the When people produce more, busi­ Parent - Teacher
For Instance. It has worked closely
with the OPA to correct Injustices In
ness
thrives,
national
income
in­
should urge parents to refuse
comer, fumbled in her purse and
Rent Control.down payments and per­
than gave him a two-dollar bill. creases, standards o* ' ‘-ring rise, to give spending money or loan
mits for Private Building It served
"Lady,” said the blind man, and our voters are happier. It is the car to kids who loaf sum­ as an advisory committee to the War
Production
Board on Real Estate
"two dollar bills is bad luck. the understanding of these basic mers or who fail in their studies
Matters Eight government agencies.
factors
including
some
real
re­
winters. It is not now too late
Ain’t yuh got two ones?”
Including the Army and Navy, use
REALTORS for all appraisals. These
“ Mercy, how did you know it ligion, which our homes and for parents to got tough this
f rO A fU ru l f a i
are but a few of the Indirect ways
was a two-dollar bill if you’re schools should teach. These in­ summer.
REALTORS serve you
clude emphasis on that simple
blind?”
To be a REALTOR, a real estate
“ I ain’t blind lady. It’s my economic fact that only as we I'O U H -M ILLIO N ' M O N T H L Y
man must have experience, ability.
Integrity and the desire to serve the
| partner that’s blind. Dis is his all produce more is there more •’ A H » N O R T H W E S T V E T S
good of his community That Is why
An average of $4,000,000
day off an’ he's at de movies to divide.
you can rely on your Washington
Realty Board who Is a mem­
. . . Me, I ’m a deaf mute.
Schools Shortchanging Pupils month In pensions and compen­ County
ber of the local, state and national
sation is being paid to veterans
organization to give you
Schools today are shortchang­ of all wars or peacetime serv­ REALTOR
Since the first large cumber­
expert real estate counsel.
ing
pupils.
Youngsters
are
being
ice and their dependants in the
some battery radio sets, Ever
Look for REALTOR In classified
ready radio batteries have been shoved out into an ever increas­ Pacific Northwest, the Veterans
ads, in the nhone book and /on busi­
ingly
competitive
world
with
in­
ness
stationary.
Administration reports.
developed to such an amazing
Of 10,000 dependents receiving
11 degree that a i>ortable radio may adequate training in the funda­
WASHINGTON COUNTY
mentals of reading, writing, spell­ checks at the rate of nearly
' he carried in a vest pocket.
REALTY BOARD
ing, arithmetic, self-expression, $000,000 a month. 52 per cent
RESERVATIONS Br.Oïlî
P. O. Box 21. Hillsboro
etc.
Too
many
of
our
young
peo­
are
dependants
of
deceased
H E E K D O S 5-11
No fish live in Great Salt
phone ¡«»I
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I ¿ike, Utah, because the average ple knocking on the employ- j World War l! veterans.
ment
manager’s
door
aie
unable
OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 10
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Living Northwest veterans re­
salinity is almost six times great­
to do relatively simple mathe­ ceiving disability compensation
er than that of the oceans.
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matical tasks. These are basic or pension number 72,000 ap­
tools of work, rather than the proximately 76 per cent of whom
useless frills which schools now are World War II veterans. Their
teach.
benefit checks total nearly $3,-
It is not the accumulation of 400.000 each month.
vast amounts of factual material
that makes a young person em­
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ployable. Rather It is his charac­
BONNY SLOPE SALES & SERVICE
ter, his health, his desire to be
9 Temperature control Freexer or Cooler
ALL K IN D S OF E L E C T R IC A L M IR IN G
of service and his ability to work
9 Built for outdoor or indoor use
with others. Schools are short­
E. F. RANEY
9 .13' Long, 8 W wide, 6 1/2' high
changing students by their fail­
Phone CNiversIty 4870 Rte. 8. Box 4HO. Portland 1. Ore.
ure to teach how to work and
9 REASONABLY PRICED
live, how to get and hold good
Jobs. Schools should spend much
IDEAL FOR MEAT MARKET, GROCERY, FARM,
more time in both group and in­
dividual counseling to help stu­
LOGGING CAMP OR RESTAURANT
dents better understand them­
selves, their interests their api-1
tudes.
Refrigerators may be inspected at Tradewell Market
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Bobton Discusses Jobhunting
J4. UK M e r r ill
PH O NE
nipTiîÂii
M ill
a 'ís é o tte y .
REALTORS
‘
. .
FOR MEN
AND YO U N G MEN
CHICKEN
«•/STEAK
Dress fo r leisure
a ro u n d the house
or out-of-doors
D IM M E R S
Refreshing style lines...soft pliable upper leather...flex­
ible counter.. .sewed construction .. .composition sole
and wedge heel. It's the shoe for you, with Randcraft
quality shoemaking to make it easy-fitting...fun to wear.
SHOES
WEIBY'S
MEN'S WEAR
SHOE REPAIRING
TWO WALK IN REFRIGERATORS
SALES
SERVICE
RENTALS
Power Lawn Mowers, Garden Tractors, Peet Moss, Fertilizer
Clothes Line Poles. Everything for the 2-Acre Rancher
C. B. TRACTOR AND JCQUIVMENT CO.
WEST SLOPE
Phone BE. .1807
IS IT T R U E ?
1860 S. W. 11th, Portland.
Phone ATwater 4828
With 29,741 different jobs list­
ed in the Dictionary of Occupa­
tional Titles, schools of this
j Atomic Age should offer system­
atic courses in vocational Infor-
| (nation, get their students out on
G. l/s ATTENTION
IT S A CINCH TO FLY WITH
■ I
Schools Shortchanging
Vocationally
EDM BALL and "BUD" RALSTON
”PAt?ACMUTES", '¡SLIDERS", '/AIRPLANE TRAVELERS",
‘ AND BOMBERS A R E COMMON N A M ES FOR
SOME S E E P 5
TAI-PIN G
Terrace
HELP BIJILD
A M ER IC A N -CH IN ESE
D IN N ERS
Fine Food - Ample Parking
W H ETH ER FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE
PIPER SALES and SERVICE
G. I. Training Available
AMERICA’S AIR POWER
on AIR FORCE DAY, AUGUST 1ST
2 mi. North of Tigard
11130 S. W. Barbur Blvd.
at 55th Ave.
No one today questions the fact that the whole future of the
L nited Slates may rest in the very clouds over your head. \nd
new> reorganized Air f orces give thousands of eligible young
men an opportunity to take an active part in building America's
■ir power . . . on the ground as well as in the sky.
Dancing After 9
I
Full Maintenance and Repair
You don't hove to look for the friendliness that gives you
BALL-HALSTX>N . . . Sine<• 1929
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HILLSBORO AIRPORT
N ight
or
B
ay
\ ou may, for example, enlist in the A ir Forces for three
years. If you have a specialty which will qualify you, you may
also be able to enlist in a grade at higher pay.
satisfaction when you come here. It is a basic part of our
policy to assure you of complete satisfaction.
PHONE 3060 HILLSBORO;
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unrxi h a TuiWg • b
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art
neon
S I G N CO.
NEON SALES AND SERVICE
A m Al
Or, you may join the Air National Guard and perhaps become
eligible for advanced technical training at special Air National
Guard schools.
£
On Air force Day, make a point of finding out everything
about your Air f orces — especially the new Aviation Career Plan
described below. Full details can be obtained at your U. S. Army
Recruiting Station.
hnr nr
iMilihrt. i i p n i K i
cauiftritMS ltd ittsf
9914 S. W. Pocific
Phone CH. 3711
nl| us It list lilia li
Highway
'Fire King”
OVEN GLASS
LAND SURVEYING
4 .p .J i n l e y $ S i
r, t „< a m i- «•««••( w — ' —
I w e a st MOHttOMfSV
Construction Layout
Riverview Cemetery
W EST
PAUL D. BOUTWELL
R e g is te re d L a n d S u rv e y o r
Rt. 1, Box 705, Beaverton, Ore.
5 Miles West of Progress
• K J .L W O O U
END
H K 1 I M . S
CREMATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
j Cam pirli1 Funeral Service In New
I Cat hist rnl Chapel nt No F vtra root
I Rivelatile 1« a co-operative amo­
diation with aaaeU of over $800.001)
NOW—THE WORLD’S GREATEST OPPORTUNITY
FOR A CAREER IN AVIATION
2 Cell Plastic
Flashlight
Utility Dish
Reg Price 49c
Reg Price $1 25
SALE PRICE
REDUCED TO
29c
and
Phono Scholls 8361
If you have had Air Forces experience, you may join the Air
Reserve and continue your military aviation training outside of
business hours.
RESIDENCE 3424
39c
Answer . . . TRUE . . . Thistle seeds, maple seeds, rasp­
berry and Balsaminc seeds.
Today the Army Air Forces offer high school graduates an
unprecedented opportunity to get the finest aviation schooling
on earth and select your school or course before you enlist.
The A A f Career Plan is unlike anything ever offered before.
It permits selected high school graduates to apply and qualify
for AAF specialized courses of their own choice. Simply go to
your l . S. Army Rw-ruiting Station, advise the Recruiting Officer
the kind of aviation training you want and he will provide you
is ith an application blank and a complete list of available courses.
M hen you are selected to attend the course of your choice,
>ou enlist in the Army Air Forces for 3. 4 or 5 years. After your
basic ti.lining |ieriod you are guaranteed the education you have
sell < t' .1*1*. make you a specialist in the type of work you want.
Get a list of all the schools and courses open to you under
the AAF Xviation Career Plan at your U. S. Army Recruiting
Station
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U. S. ARMY RECRUI TI NG S ERVI CE
614 S. W. 14th Ave.,
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Portland, Oregon