The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, January 23, 1948, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextB e a v e r t o n iN T ER P R isi Babson Discusses Great Britain Fndoy, jonuory 23 , 1948 BEAVERTON ^ -ENTERPRISE I have aiwa>> bM tt in close touch w ith G re a t B ritain. F o r m any y e a rs I h av e h ad a n o f fice in L ondon and h av e cro ssed the ocean m an y tim es. F ro m th e e arliest p a rt of W orld W a r II, T ^ n n ' Vallt-v Phone . . . . trem en d o u s losses P u b lish e d F rid a y of each w eek by The P io n eer P u b lish in g Oo., at and w ould be te m p o ra rily forced B eav erto n . O regon. E n te re d as second-class m a tte r a t the P ost Office to t>ecome a second-class p o w er All of th ese fo recasts h av e p ro v B eav erto n , Oregon. en tru e. THE LABOR GOVERNMENT S S T A N L E Y W. N E T H E R T O N .......................... E d ito r and P ublisher GOAL MRS. ED N A BLACK . ................. A ssociate Editor-O ffice Mgr. T oday I am ju s t as o p tim istic W A L L Y K A I N ................................................................................ News Editor I so m etim es th in k th a t the pov- e rty p ro p ag an d a w hich E n g lan d is now issuing is to h elp h e r m a k e a good tra d e w ith th e U n ited States* H ow ever, we sh o u ld n o t blam e h e r for th is as w e can n o t a ffo rd to have E n g la n d collapse. I w a s a friend of W inston C h u rc h ill d u rin g th e w a r and w as s o rry to have him defeated a t th e last election. H is rabid a tta c k on th e presen t L a b o r Gov- e rn m e n t, how ever, is u n ju stifie d an d so m etim es seem s a lm o st tr e a son T h e L abor G o v ern m en t lik e o th e r pioneers, m ak es m is tak es, b u t th ey have a w o rth y I g o al— n am ely to d ev elop som e | fa ir policy as a bridge betw een C o m m u n ism and C apitalism . In m y h u m b le ju d g m en t w e should help th e m in th e ir effo rts, a l th o u g h th e y will succeed w ith o u t a b le ssin g from o u r N atio n al A s sociatio n of M an u factu rers. - DANCE Kînton Grange RALEIGH HILLS GROCERY JANUARY 24 QUALITY GROCERIES and MEATS Admission—74c; (Inc Tax) FARM FRESH VEGETABLES AND FROZEN FOODS I TA I-PIN G Terroce Beitha-Beaverton Highway ot Scholli Ferry Road CHerry 2 1 8 9 ru V A T I P. B. «wSTfAJC o in m e d s Every Saturday 7\. \ I " Riverview Cemetery Phone CHerry 1334 Land Surveying Life Insurance When ill (i«-t I GIBSON ■ ] worked out t>\ stats board of h ealth II mi Habers the prugram will ba seal to the Burgeon General of t h e I I >' Hi Ith Serrici !••! final apprava The i«w re q u ire s I fi the state hoard to review the plan annuali} lo order to m ake such I ^ change«, mu! i n i - ’un* .« T. - • :. i ir 1 11 w n n m it '■ FA R M U TILITY T h u s th e e n t ir e f p ro g ra m provide* w o rk ab le flexibility. S u rely , n ere is a p ro g ram for th e benefit of all' — W. YOU Metered Oil Sarvice TRACTORS ARE I U U SUFFERING FROM PAINFUL ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATISM? DEl.Ivr.RKt> HILLCREST GROCERY STOVE AND DIESEL D ll N U K -O V O lite ra tu re is free to suf ferer* of pm nful A rth ritis mid K iieu- m atiam A liquid « 'im p o u n d o f ro o ts an d herb*. N ue-O vo is rim m e d to NOW r to its I K flier to 1 1* l* C ,'U W rite to d n y a t no c o st o r idv- »« a b o u t N u e-O v o to H in c a rc h Istb o **turi«**. I n c . 40't N W 9 th Vve.. 1'ortUuui 9, O rn n. P a id A dv. 9914 S. W. Pacific Highway CH 3711 H lllv a I I. f. RAINEY C N I* * r* llr SS7 S B l* ». B o i «SS. P e ril* * « I O r*. . . COST FAR LESS . \OU DO MUCH MORE 0 4ILAHLE to** kM i O. R- NICHOLSON & SON Dealer in SCRAP IRON Batteries, Rodiotors, Brass, Aluminum, Copper Lead and Zinc HIGHEST PRICES PAID Phone; Beaverton 2 4 9 7 Near Union Oil Depot — Bertha-Beoverton Hiwoy a to x w to toMi >*W “ F o r F ine • am F loors" WEST SIDE FLOOR COMPANY LAYING — SA N D IN G — R E F IN IS H IN G 603 N. W. 22nd Ave., P o rtla n d 10, O regon A. C. R O N N IN G —C a ll— L . C. R E Y N O LD S B E acon 2990 T ig a rd 2177 For Results Try Our Classified Ads LAND S U R V E Y I N G and Construction Layout PAUL D. BOUTWELL Ragiatored Land Surveyor Phone Scholls 8361 Rt. 1, Box 705, Beaverton, Ore. 5 Miles West ef Progress J. A. ANTROBUS PLUMBING CO. New Home* - Plumbing - Rem odeled Homes Licensed Plumber - Work Guaranteed Rt. 2, Bo* 256, Tigard, Greenburg Rd. Phone 2278 Accordion Lessons Private Instruction For Beginners and Advanced Students By— DICK K O K ICH ACCORDIONS RENTED TO STUDENTS RECORDINGS MADE— SHEET MUSIC • — • — The West Slope Accordion Studio Canyon and Howett Road 9040 S. W. Canyon Road 0 Beaverton, Ore. Hours 10 a m to 6 p m. BR. 4702 CHERRY GROVE M ILL BLOCK WOOD 3 Cord Load, Hand Picked, No Rubbish 0,EN S FUEL CO. . . . MU. 7572 440 N. Columbia Bird. Portland 12, Oi G. l/s ATTEN TION IT’S A CINCH TO FLY WITH S 5 9 5 .0 0 PIPER SALES and SERVICE Portland 41 AI L IRLE COLUMBIA AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT COMPANY 1717 S E TH IRD A VE . PORTLAND ’ED” BALL and "BUD" RALSTON W HETHER FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE Mowers, Plows, Dozer Blades, Discs, Rotary Scrapers Spring Tooth Harrows, Cultivators BONNY SLOPE RADIO SALES & SERVICE S I.P C T B IC A L GIBSON TRACTORS I I T 14 H \ I E \ T S HARRY A. MOORE n*M TRACTOR FO B R estaurant and General Sheet Metal Work Stainless Steel Work A Specialty K IN O * O P YOU CAN AFFORD A MODhlr A I H A4.14 Mi. nub without attachment» Barbur Blvd. Sheet Metal Works # R E aco n m many cm . isis B. R R T F A R K n A LL rV # M Capitol Electric For The met a w capitoi iu«e> LIN E S IN ST A L L E D . . . O EN E toA L E t-E C T B JC AL INSTA LLATIO N I «S3 8. W. S k r lln * B ir d . (A t S r l v s n ) P o r tla n d 1. O r r t o n «JT C B A F T CHICKEN DANCE Open Sundays CANYON ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO. T fem à ù y * Cu war PORTLAND ORCHESTRA on G reat B ritain as I w as p e ssi , m istic ten y e a rs ago. W hen read i ing th e h is to ry of E n g lan d , I am BUBHCRIPTION R A T E S— PA Y A BLE IN ADVANCE ' alw ays im p ressed to see how o ir re n » tkrritoribs la WkatitnttoD sod MultaomsR Counties It SS On* Teer m any tim es, d u rin g th e last ............................ On* Year its Two Tsais -- th o u san d y e a rs, sh e h a s been S ss H IM H IR Ore Ncwapapcr Publisher» Tiiree Y*»r* “dow n a n d o u t.” T he E n g lish IM 1 Month* people h av e a c h a ra c te r an d stead fastn ess w hich ,in th e end. A M ER ICA N -CHINESE is w orth fa r m o re th a n m oney DINNERS o r even m ilita ry pow er. T hey are th e w o rld ’s g re a te st a u th o r WATCH AFRICA E a rlv th is m onth, leading d o ctors of the n atio n u n d erw en t full ities on colonial d ev elo p m en t. O R D ER S TO T A K E OUT F o r te n y ears I h av e been an d com plete exam in atio n for cancer, in one of th e m ost special .shipping, in su ra n c e and h a n k in g u rg in g read ers to w atch R ussia. P h o n e C H erry 4178 T h is w as especially tru e d irectly u la r over m 'u 'e in ih* fig h t to co ntrol cancer. Fine Food - Ample Parking follow ing W orld W ar II w hen S ponsored at th e m id w in ter m eeting of th e A m erican Medical R u ssia wag te m p o ra rily p o p u lar association, in C leveland, th e special detection clinic w as not pri ; 2 mi. North of Tigord in th is c o u n try N ow I say, m a rily aim ed a* th e d iscovery of th e disease in doctors. I t w as m ore 11130 S W Bortour Bl*d. "W a tc h A frica In sid e in fo rm a ot 55th Ave. of an educational <-tep, tak en to im p ress th e m edical profession ^ C u > n v u .i f o i ; ~ tion in d icates th a t th e E n glish Dancing After 9 w ith m ethods th a t can be used by fam ily d o cto rs In th e ir own I in d u s tria lis ts are sw itch in g th e ir o ffices and clinics. e n e rg ie s an d m oney from In dia T h e n ation is acu tely aw ak en in g to the fact th a t cancer, properly a n d th e F a r E ast to A frica, diagnosed in Us early stages, can i»e controlled a n d cured. The w h ich is b o th rich er an d n e a re r hom e I forecast th a t E n g lan d stu m b lin g block to effective c o n tro l of th e d iso rd er, how ever, has a n d F ra n c e will form an econo b een th e lim ited m eans of detection available for a m ass of the at HUBER HALL m ic a llian ce for th e d ev elo p m en t p o p u latio n . of A frica w hich—w ith th e B rit So fa r sp ecialists in m alig n an t diseases have been th e chief so rt ish D om inions— will ag ain m ake of d ia g n o stician s and they are not readily available. Beyond th e B ritis h E m pire th e w orlds . th a t, an d p a rtic u la rly in th e last tw o years o r so, th e re have been g re a te s t pow er T herefo re, d o n ’t j with DICK KOKICH and his tra v e llin g e a rn e r d etection clinics w hich h av e done exceptionally sell E n g la n d short! ORCHESTRA good w ork, w ith in th e ir physical lim itations. E n g la n d w ill get o u t of In d ia R IC E O V A TIO N S Bf.OJU Dancing 9 p m. to 1 a m. N e ith e r of th ese tw o m eans, how ever, w ill succeed In over all th a t sh e h as p u t in In d ia w ith H t i h D l l > ; >. i i ta k in g th e cancer situ atio n . The dem and is too g re a t, th e vehicles a good p ro fit to boot. T h is a lso , 2 miles West of Beaverton ap p lies to certain o th e r d ista n t for ex am in atio n by fa r too lim ited. OPEN SUNDAY 1 10 LUNCHEON SERVED p o ssessio n s w hich she g rad u ally W ith th e m edical asso ciatio n ’s m ethod of p u ttin g fam ily d o cto rs DICK K O K ICH , Manager is re lin q u ish in g In d ia is cu rsed th ro u g h the m ill, checking th em by all th e s ta n d a rd s w hich in d i w ith a n unb eliev ab ly larg e po p c a te m alignancy an d a c q u a in tin g them w ith th e necessary u la tio n an d an im possible rell-j te c h n iq u e s and eq uipm ent for th e tests, it seem s th e y have h it gion. A frica is rich er iin n a tu ra l o n a n ad m irab le project. . _ reso u rces, h as co m p arativ ely few T h e cancer m 'lety oi th e n atio n is a lu sty in stitu tio n , noui W L 'IIL 'V L ' | i | . ' \ | ' T Y people, a n d these, a lth o u g h called ish ed and n u rtu re d by nation-w ide appeals for b e n e fits an d con-1 k rB IIB .N K , I H - . l l I I “h e a th e n ” , are ad ap tab le to th e { trib u tlo n s . i t is becom ing m ore stro n g ly a m edium th ro u g h w hich C h ristia n religion In ad d itio n to t n o ta b le research and tre a tm e n t m ethods m ay be developed B ut its rich undeveloped m ines, w a te r, pow ers^ forests, oil pro sp ects, w o rk will not enjoy fullest re su lts unless and u n til m ore of th e an d o th e r n atu ral reso u rces of n a tio n ’s p ractisin g p h y sician s acq u ain t th em selv es of th e latest in "D..r*li..i to .k.to. A frica it is n earhv and already, d ia g n o sis •* «s* “ w ith in G reat B ritain ’s grip. You If th** A m erican M edical association will only ex ten d Us clinic | ofon ritoaa oji «J m / vo I h e a r n o th in g about giving up th ro u g h o u t all sectio n s of th e n ation and vigorously co n d u ct w ide L 1 0 -ra a i a to |l»fj g Mam** A frica. a s p re a d e d u catio n al p ro g ra m s for th e m yriad g en eral p ractitio n ers, UN'” law . THE MARSHALL PLAN th e y w ill offer an u iqiarallelleil service to th e cause th e y espouse to tieso. p an hat now i l l a* ititi *iot ai tot th e n a tio n 's health. I fin d in W ash in g to n th a t th e I a favi • S u ch ed n a tio n w ill reach th e very core of a serio u s public j M arsh all P la n w ill be adopted Ha athw «i D w tar («awn* anale* fowl a fte r c a re fu l tailoring. E n g lan d oopaodaM* aareica aa a n“ d - W . K. is v ery glad to have it ap p ly to F ran ce, Ita ly an d G reece gen ero u sly . b u t it Is n o t so keen a b o u t K orea. C hina a n d th e F a r E a st E n g lish d ip lo m a ts tell m e f l.p .j in t e r s . th a t It is foolish fo r th e U nited M M I *••»•• ***»*■ V* S ta te s to tr y to “save th e w o rld ” . Residential and Commercial F ed eral concern o v er hosp ital facilities, according to th e O regon l i a n Momeoam E n g lish sta te sm e n of all p arties S ta te B oard of H ealth , h a s given rise to a five-year p ro g ra m of WIRING a re u n a n im o u s th a t th e M editer- im p ro v em en t w hich is aim ed to im p ro v e th e services av ailab le ra n ia n c o u n trie s sh o u ld he p ro 4450 to th e sick T h e g o v e rn m e n t, for th is plan, has alloted $75 m illion tected. so th a t th e D em ocracies S. W. Garden Home Rd. and O regon's a n n u a l sh a re is an allo tm en t of $460,725. w ill d efin itely co n tro l th e M ed In th is plan, U ncle Sam ta k e s note of a sto ry th a t h as been ite rra n e an . E n g lan d , how ever, is o ften tim es rep e a te d p a rtic u la rly d u rin g tim es of n atio n al e m e r p re p a re d to let th e C h in ese th e m gency v/h*n a clo ser look at th e h e a lth of the n atio n re v e a ls selves handle th e R u ssian s: and W EHT E N D th e y can do th is v e ry w ell by shocking o r a la rm in g facts S E L L W O O D B R ID L E sw allow ing them up. T h e sam e T h e h e a lth of th e n a tio n has deep in fluence on th e s ta te of » CREMATORIUM applies to the people of India nation P a rt of th e h e a lth p ictu re, of course, deals w ith h a b its MAUSOLEUM L et us also re m e m b e r th a t th e of n u tritio n . A larg e p a rt, how ever, is influenced by th e c a re o f th e B ritish E m p ire kn o w s th e secret Farms, Subdivisions, Lots CEMETERY ill, th e a v a ila b ility of m edical and h o sp ital m eans to check an d c u re of th e atom ic bom b T h is Is both Acreage. Orchard Tracts C o m p le t e P V m e ra l S m l r * In Mew disease. . v rv im p o rta n t fo r th e p ro tection Accurate, Reliable, Reasonable by B eyond c o n sid e ra tio n of econom ic req u irem en ts, im m ed iate a n d R*ver>l” „ a oo-ope"ativ* o Competent, Registered of th e B ritish E m p ire, an d also Professional Land Surveyor proper tre a tm e n t of th e ill is ■ m a tte r of social Insurance. It is a n | (.,at)on with aiwete of over MOO«© because atom ic e n erg y has an im Office and Residence Rhone in surance th a t d isease will n o t u n d u ly sp read : it is an in su ra n c e p o rta n t fu tu re in th e develop CHerry 2365 th a t m iserv' a n d its c o n tin u in g effects w ill not plague o u r S ociety m e n t of A frica. T h erefo re, let us he generous w ith G reat B rit In O regon, 2905 ch ro n ic disease h o sp ital beds are e n u m e ra te d RICHARD R. PFEIFER ain as otherw ise, w h en W orld In th e p'-ndlng s ta te p lan for h o sp ital c o n stru ctio n , as well as 2964 Surveyor W a r 111 finally com es, sh e m ay beds for ment«-| p a tie n ts and 240 ad d itio n al tu iiercu lo sls h o sp ita l GLENN E. PRINGLE Rte 6, Box 869-C, Corner W ash rem ain n eu tral a n d ta k e over ington Street and Oleson Road, beds. A s 'a basic fig u re th is w o u ld n ’t seem m uch, f«*r th e e n tire | 2SS Pitfock Bleck CH. 3640 Rev all of E u ro p e and A sia after 0 7 Miles Southwest of Garden state, b u t all th e se beds will be in ad d itio n to ex istin g facilities. 10th A Washington A T. 2777 b o th R ussia and th e U nited Home. Portland 1, Oregon / T he federal a u th o r is e , w ill h av e no voice in the iq ieratio n or Portland 5 ___________(Doy a* Nita) S tates are ex h au sted . m an ag em en t of an y hosp ital b u ilt u n d e r te rm s of th e fed eral eld plan T h t g o v e r n m e n t "lilt a s k s t h a t th e KMMtfl to guiqxiit a i u l . ~ m ain tain th e f a d .t |«M t tWO y e a rs l>e show n and also th a t I S th e h o sp ital se iv ie e lx- m ade a v a ilab le to all citizens of th e sta te w ith o u t d i-c rim ln itlo n as to race, creed, color or financial reso u rces. A Serious Public Need if Music by PHONE EAst 7153 G. I. Training Available Full Maintenance and Repair B A L L -R A L S T O N . . . Since 1929 HILLSBORO AIRPORT PHONE 3060 HILLSBORO; RESIDENCE 3424