The Beaverton enterprise., January 16, 1948, Image 2

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Fr.doy, Jonuory 16
1948 _
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Sufficient Seed
,Vets Get First
For Pasture Crop Call On Surplus
Set Says U.S.D.Â. Farm Land Sale
T he su p p ly of sm aal seeds for
B U SIN E SS O F F IC E AND P L A N T
p a stu re an d h a y crops th a t are
T u alatin V alley H ighw ay an d S h o rt S tre et — B eav erto n P h one 2321 so im p o rta n t in th e con serv atio n
p rogram is en o u g h to su p p ly th e
P u b lish ed F rid a y of each w eek b y T ne P io n eer P u b lish in g Oo„ at needs of fa rm e rs In th is co u n ­
B eaverton. O regon. E n te re d as second-class m a tte r a t th e P o st Office try. the U. S. d e p a rtm e n t of ag­
B eaverton, Oregon.
ric u ltu re
p ro d u ctio n
su m m a ry
indicates. Red clo v er production
..... .......
E d ito r an d P u b lish er a t 1,194.800 b u sh els, is a little
STA N LEY W . N E T H E K T O N .
A
ssociate
E ditor-O ffice Mgr. m ore th a n 80 p ercen t of norm al
MRS F.DNA BLACK
Both yield a n d acreage w ere s
W ALI.Y K A IN
________ _________ ___________ N ew s E d ito r
little below averag e. A lsike clo­
ver seed p ro d u ctio n of 366,200
bushels is a little above n o rm al
S U B S C R IP T IO N K A TES— PA Y A B LE IN A D V A N CE
T he alfalfa seed crop is indi
in W ash in g to n an d M u ltnom ah C ountie» *
OUTBIDS T E R R IT O R I!
u n One Y ear
n.M cated at 1,699,400 bushels— alm ost
One Y ear
1.7*
Two Year» ..
50 p e rc e n t m o re th a n th e a v e r­
T h ree Year»
MEMBER O regon N ew spaper P ubllaher’a
age. A bove a v erag e yields and
• M o n th » ..
A jio clatlo n .
a fo u rth g re a te r acreage account
for th e larg e seed crop. The lespe-
deza seed cro p , so Im p o rtan t in
the South, Is Ju st ab o u t averag e
w ith a p ro d u ctio n of 153,960,000
pounds. T h e 564,400 b u sh els of
sw eet clover seed produced th is
P olitics is reg ard ed by m an y as a d an g ero u s p re se rv e upon year is a b o u t 65 p ercen t of a v ­
w hich th « ^ p riv a te o p in io n s and p re ju d ic es of a c itiz e n ry p o st large erage. T he tim o th y seed crop, so
an d c o n sp icu o u s rign*-- of ‘‘K eep O ut!” Yet it is a h a p p y h u n tin g im p o rtan t as a com panion of red
clover, is so m e w h a t above av
g ro u n d becau se of th e im p o rtan ce of th e political view .
In e v e ry m ean s of com m u n icatio n d u rin g th e day« ah ead — u n til erage w ith a to tal of 1,641,400
bushels.
e p resid en tial election is held in th e fall of 1948,— re a d e rs will
The 15,900,000 pounds of red
be assailed by volleys of v olum inous d ia trib e s w h ich w ill p u rp o rt top seed is so m ew h at below av
to em ph asize an d p ro p h esy in b eh alf of d iffe re n t p o litical can d i­ erage.
S u dan g rass, im p o rta n t
d a te s an d p o litical ideas.
annual p a s tu re a n d h ay cro p In
P la in s
and o th e r
Som e of th e se o u tp o u rin g s w ill lie dull and h a rd to u n d e rsta n d . th e G reat
O th e rs m ay lie d ra m a tic an d w ide-sw eeping. I t is th e d u ty of a w arm sections o f th e country, is
v o tin g public, how ever, to p riv a te ly an d vigorously assess all the less th an h a lf of a v erag e w ith a
claim s an d c o u n te rc la im s m ade by p a rties, c a n d id a te s a n d th e ir production of 20,740,000 pounds
Can We Only Say "Yes"?
spokesm en.
T h e re is p e rh a p s no single fig u re on the n atio n al scene today
w ho d o m in a te s th e political p icture. E v e n th e g re a t n a tio n a l p a rtie s
w ho give rise to th e b o ast th a t th e U n ited S ta te s h a s a sy ste m of
"tw o p a r ty ” politics som ehow h a v e lo st th e ir in cisiv e id en tity
u n til, by m e a su re m e n t of p ro m in e n t fig u res an d b asic policies,
th e re seem s little to d istin g u ish th e Democrat from the R ep ublican
p a rty .
T ru e, th e re is a deal of h u b b u b an d hullabaloo am o n g a sp irin g
p erso n alities of each g io u p . P ro m in e n t fig u res of each p a rty |
seem to o utdo th e o th e r in ad v an cin g p ro p o sals of "salv a tio n .”
B ut, in th.s long ra n g e pictu re, th e y ad v o cate th e sam e principles,
w ith individual tw is ts as to m ethods a n d p ro cedure.
T he p ra c tic e th a t s p ru n g in to p o p u la rity In th e political stru g g le
b etw een th e late P re sd e n t F ra n k lin I). R o o sev elt an d th e late
W endell L. W ilkie, still p ersists. As W ilk ie’s c h a n t of "Me, too!”
echoed so d e te rm in e d ly in his p ro te sta tio n s, to d a y ’s clam o r of
“L e t’s do it o u r w ay!”, as p u t fo rw a rd by sp o k esm en for each
of th e tw o jiartiec, h a s a lm o st n o stalg ic o v ertones.
T he n atio n al scene seem s to be o v e rru n w ith political hopefuls
w ho w ould com bine th e a g ility of a Ja c k ra b b it w ith th e d istance
pow er of a kangeroo, w h e n e v e r a p o p u la r bandwHgon hoves into
sight.
T h a t th e re is only one so lu tio n to th e p red icam en ts of the
n a tio n m ig h t well be in ferred , by th e u tte ra n c e s of th ese spokes­
m en. P e rh a p s th a t co n clu sio n Is so in e v itab le and so s tra tifie d that
a ch allen g e of it« logic, «-t th e v ery least, w ill pred icate a stream
of d efam atio n .
In th e m o n th s to com e, as has a lread y been indicated, th e brash
claim s of
th e L a d in g th ird p a rty w ill h av e an effect of m odifi­
cation of p re se n t political h o p efu ls in lx>th th e D em ocratic and
R ep u b lican categories,
T he chief sta n d a rd b e a re r of th e political force know n as PCA
has a lre a d y lieen dubbed by m a n y ap p elstlo n s. “G ideon of the
C o rn sta lk s", in one case, is a n ic k n a m e w hich sp earheads the
general a tta c k .
P e rh a p s m o re p e rtin e n t, as com ing e v en ts sh o u ld im ply, would
be a nam e "T h e N eedle”, to d e sc rib e th is h ard -slugging contender
for th e p re sid en tia l title. C ertain ly , th e re a re w o rried m om ents In
the pow w ow ch a m b e rs of b o th m ajo r p a rtie s as to th ird p a rty
attacks.
T h ird p a rty forces d ra w m an y Invectives probably because of
the v ery fact they d o n ’t recognize the c u r r e n t tielief th a t only
one so lu tio n m ay In- m ade of th e n atio n ’s predicam ents. P e rh a p s
the d o m in a n t political p a rtie s find that the fate of th eir fo rtu n es
is q u e stio n a b le enough, w ith o u t th e a tte m p ts o f a th ird coontender
to bull in to th e frag ile c h in a shop.
Too m u ch ag reem en t is so m etim es a w eak en in g influence. E v e ry
proposal on public p ro b lem s d eserv es th e most, severe sc ru tin y ,
th e m ost e m b a r n s in g ch allen g es hew have e v e r lieen found w ho
are all w ise In all th in g s
As we e n te r th e arm w av in g aren a of political prom ising, let
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P h o n e C H e rry 4178
In th e U n ite d States, 4.710,000
ch ild ren a re tra n sp o rte d to and
fro m school d aily by bu s a t an
estim a te d an n u a l cost of $103,-
500,000.
by
M em ber of th e B oard
tu re s h ip o f T h e M other
T h e F ir s t C h u rch of
S cien tist, in B oston,
c h u setts.
W o rld W a r II v e te ra n s in te r­
ested in th e p u rc h a se of s u r ­
p lu s fa rm lan d s as now a d v e r­
tised in th e fo rm e r C am p A d air
p ro ject n e a r C orvallis h av e u n ­
til D ecem b er 31 to m ak e su ch
d e c la ra tio n in w riting, P ro je c t
M anager T h o m as F. W h ite m a n
in fo rm ed th e s ta te d e p a rtm e n t of
V e te ra n s’ A ffairs today.
V e te ra n s h av e p rio rity , a fte r
D ecem b er 31, on th e re m a in d e r
o f 24,000 ac re s of land p re s e n t­
ly b e in g o ffered fo rm er o w n ers
a n d te n a n ts .
T h o se in te re ste d sh o u ld w rite
th e p ro je c t m an ag er, Box 622.
C orvallis. T h e y should giv e th e ir
fu ll n am es a n d address, s ta te
th a t th e y claim p rio rity rig h ts
as v e te ra n s “fo r p u rc h a se of
lan d s as a d v ertised Oct. 2 and
Oct. 16, 1947,” e n d re q u e st to
be n o tifie d w h en in fo rm atio n on
th e p ro p e rty is available so th e y
m ay h a v e a n
o p p o rtu n ity
to
m ak e o ffe r to purchase.
W ith in 60 o r 90 d ay s follow ­
in g th e f irs t of th e y ear, th e se
v e te ra n s w ill receive th e ir n o t­
ices. T h e p ro ject office a t th a t
tim e w ill b e ready to co n d u ct
in sp e c tio n to u rs of th e lands,
W h ite m a n said.
T h e lan d w ill be sold to v e te r­
a n s a t a fix ed price..
W h ere
m o re th a n o n e offer is su b m itte d
on a n y piece of p ro p e rty a d ra w ­
in g w ill b e held to d eterm in e
th e su c c e ssfu l p u rch aser. V et­
e ra n s ’ n o tic e s w ill in fo rm th em
th a t th e y m u s t su b m it 10 per
c e n t o f th e sale price, along
w ith th e ir offer.
T h e y m a y su b m it o fferin g s on
m ore th a n one piece of p ro p erty ,
w ith o n ly o n e deposit req u ired ,
b u t th e d ep o sit m u st be 10 p er
c e n t o f th e
h ig h est o fferin g
F u rth e rm o re , th e y m u st be p re­
pared to p a y th e balance in cash
w hen th e sale is com pleted, Mr.
W h ite m a n said, because no p u r ­
ch ase can b e m ade on tim e p a y ­
m ents.
T h is w ill m a rk th e fo u rth such
sale of th e form er A dair A rm y
C am p lands. In th e th re e con­
d u cted th is y ear, m ore th a n 30
tra c ts w e re offered to v e te ra n s .
ra n g in g in size from 13 ac re s to
941 ac re s an d in price from $500
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