The Beaverton enterprise., May 21, 1948, Image 2

BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
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B U S IN E S S O F F IC E A N D P L A N T
Plant located In Beaverton—Tual a t l n V alley H i g h w a y & S h o r t St.
P u b l i s h e d Friday of each week b y T n e P io n e e r P u b li s h i n g Co., at
Beaverton. Oregon. Entered as second-class matter a t the Post Office
Beaverton, Oregon.
STANLEY W . N E T H E R T O N ...............- ........... E d i t o r a n d P u b l i s h e r
MRS. E D N A B L A C K .............................. A ss o c ia te E ditor-O ffice Mgr
WALLY KAIN
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Where The Strength ?
O ne of th e th in g s th a t a g g r a v a te s m oat of us la those w ho oppose
ua. w h e th e r it be in p ersonal m a t t e r s o r on a w ider plane. And one
of
t h e t h in g s t h a t occupies o u r mind, w h e th e r
or not we like to
a d m it it, is th e w ay to still t h a t opposition a n d r e n d e r it less h a r m ­
f u l to o u r ow n w ay of th in k in g .
T here
is a c o n g r e s s m a n
obsessed w ith th e
in
C o m m u n ist
the
n a tio n a l
capltol
w ho
has
been
problem . O f course, he 1 b not alone.
B e c a u se of th e g r e a t e m p h a s is of th e subject, even ch ild ren of g ra d e
school age a r e a le rte d to th e se " r e d s ” w ho m ig h t hav e in filtra te d into
t h e i r lunc h boxes or fam ily closets.
It
la one
th i n g
to be con sid ered
w ith a problem.
It
is a n o t h e r
to become so u n n e rv e d before It t h a t you would th r o w all c o n s titu ­
tio n a l g o v e r n m e n t to the w inds a n d c a r e e n tipslly th r o u g h th e t r a d i­
tio n s of r e s t r a i n t ao as to deliver y ourself Into th e a r m s of a nervous
o r g o v e r n m e n ta l brea k d o w n .
P r e s id e n tia l a s p ir a n t T h o m a s Dewey, for
instance,
a t le ast shows
som e respect for th e I n teg rity of the A m e ric a n people in
th e
abdica tio n
of
c o n s titu tio n a l
The Old Shell Game ¡ELSEWHERE IN OREGON
FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948
p rinciples
In
fa v o r
of
d ecrying
a
vicious
thought-police regim e as bad as m a r k e d Nazi a n d J a p a n e s e conduct
d u r in g th e la te s t W orld W ar.
C o n g re s sm a n K a r l M undt, how ever, does not m e a s u r e up to Dewey's
s ta tu r e , as cun be seen from his sp o n so re d m e a su re , b e a r in g his
nam e, w hich is popularly dubbed a n "a n ti- r e d " m e asu re.
T h is bill, o r ig in a tin g in th e house of re p r e n ta tlv e s , p u r p o r ts to
i equire r e g is tra tio n of a n y public atio n w h ich opposes a n y a c t of the
natio n al g o v e r n m e n t a n d would seek to c h a n g e it. S uch a publication
would have to re g iste r w ith som e b u r e a u c r a ti c d e p a r t m e n t a n d p rin t
th e in fo rm a tio n of such r e g is t r a tio n on its fro n t page.
P io n ee r day s w ere lusty a n d rugged, in m a n y phases. In any settle­
m ent of the Old West, w h e th e r in O regon, C a l i f o r n i a o r A la s k a ,
th e re w as a sp irit of high a d v e n tu r e . A nd on th a t h ig h a d v e n t u i e ,
m a n y a s h a rp -sh o o te r thrived.
One of th e m ost fa s c in a tin g
devices, w hich s o m e ti m e s stole
upon a m a n in a n u n g u a r d e d m o m e n t w a s popularly fa m e d a n d de­
fa m e d a s " t h e old shell gam e."
P u rp o s e of this pastim e, a p p a r e n tly , w as to d eterm ine under which
of th r e e w a ln u t shells you could find a dried pea. Of course, th e ie
w ere also som e w ho c o n te n d e d t h a t it w as only a tric k m e a n t
to f a tt e n the wallet of the g r if t e r w ho s e t up the game.
In fact, on pioneer trails, th e old shell g a m e was recognized as
a n out a n d out swindle. Sleight of h a n d a n d fast-talking tr ic k s al­
ways m a r k e d the p erfo rm a n c e , a s well a s th e subsequent t r a n s f e r
of m one y o r goods in kind.
On the face of it, it would seem t h a t su c h a gam e would ru n out
of suckers, a f te r the first tim e a r o u n d . T h e cries of anguish a n d tales
of h a r d s h ip tr a c e d to individual jo u s t s w ith the practice should
have sufficed to kee p th e b u n co v ic tim s a w a y . Yet, the g am e w ent
on a n d on a n d h as still k e p t alive, u p to th e present day.
H u m a n n a t u r e being w h a t it is, y ou h a v e to ta k e a sto u t club
an d k n o c k som e sense into som e heads.
T h ere a r e m a n y p arallels to th is h isto ry -h o n o ie d shell-gam e t r a ­
dition. Som e of th e m a r e not on the s a m e plane, of course. B ut
the cute little tric k still rem a in s. U n d e r w h a t shell is th e pea ?
T h is editorial column, prio r to th e close of registra tio n for the
May 21 prim a rie s, ad v o c a te d a sw e e p in g c h a r g e of r e g istra tio n for
D em o c ratic p a r ti s a n s in o r d e r to give th e m a ehance a t a voice in
g o v e rn m e n t a f f a i r s by ac tu a lly p a r ti c ip a tin g in the selection of ca n ­
did a tes o ffe ring to serve in public a f fa irs.
We believe stro n g ly in the basic r esp o n sib ility of citizenship, w hich
expresses itself by a vote in a n y a n d all elections. B u t we do not
believe it is good citizenship for a v o te r to pass up a n election
because his p a r ty h a s failed to p rovide a rea so n ab le choice betw een
c a n d id a te s for all public offices.
O ur plea did not endorse a "one p a r ty rule" of th e county
R a th e r, it stro n g ly conde m ne d the political m a n e u v e rin g w hich alw ays
k n o w s u n d er w hich shell the old pea m ig h t be found.
D em o c ratic re g is tra tio n s hav e g a in e d
a b o u t 52 per cent over
1944 re gula tions, a s c o m p a r e d
to a
R e p u b lic an
increase
of
about 42 percent. A g a in s t t h a t in d ic a te d wish to vote D em oc ratic
by a g ro w in g n u m b e r of citizens, the W a s h in g t o n County D em oc ratic
o rg a n iz a tio n s tr a in e d very few m uscles to produce enough c a n d id a te s
to m a k e a "tw o p a r t y ” elec to ra l s y s te m a reality.
On the eve of th e p r im a ry elections, th e W a sh in g to n county D em o­
c r a tic c e n tr a l co m m ittee, we a r e in f o rm e d belatedly, will u n d e r ta k e
a "vigorous c a m p a ig n ” to con test all t h r e e c o u n ty seats in the legis­
la tu r e a n d a t least tw o co u n ty posts.
P e r h a p s , to the w earied D e m o c r a tic p a r t i s a n s who have looked
in vain for signs of life w ith in this c e n tr a l com m ittee, this aggressive
s ta n d will b ring Joy a n d rejoicing. B u t i s n ’t it a little la te to
m a k e d e c la ra tio n s w ith filing d e a d lin e long p ast?
Is it possible th a t the D e m o c r a tic c e n tr a l com m ittee w ants to keep
e v e r y th in g u n d e r control by lim itin g suc h can d iid a te s as they have
to one p er co u n ty office? Does th e f e a r t h a t p rim a ry c a m p a ig n in g
m ight brin g out a r g u m e n ts t h a t would e m b a r r a s s the top clique of
p a rty m oguls m a k e the lim ita tio n on p r im a r y candidates the only
sa fe w ay to kee p th e p a r ty o r g a n iz a tio n a liv e ?
A nyone h as a r ig h t to file for office, on an y recognized party.
Is the s h o r ta g e of suc h D e m o c r a tic filings d u e to a th r e a t th a t p a rty
su p p o rt would be w ith h e ld fro m n o n -sa n c tlo n e d politicos,
T h in g s m a y not be w h a t th e y seem. M aybe the m a s te r m ind
t h a t plies th e county-w ide g a m e is not m a n ip u la tin g the shells an d
a s k in g th e vo te rs to guess w h e re th e pea i s - which is all the tim e
r estin g in th e h a n d of th e m a s te r-m in d .
Maybe th e D e m o c r a tic p a r ty o rg a n iz a tio n , from a deep d r e a m of
peace, h a s su d d e n ly a w a k e n e d to find t h a t its n a m e is close to the
top of listed political p a r ti s a n s M aybe th e y a r e but lately realizing
th e ir responsibility to prosecute a vigorous activ ity fo r those who have
faith in th e ir label.
Then, hid d e n a w a y in th e m e a su re , is a condition t h a t a $10,000 fine
would be im posed upon a n y o n e w ho edits, m a n a g e s or w o rk s for such
a publication. In o th e r w ords, an y o n e w ho c h a lle n g es a n y a c t of
g o v ernm e nt, w h e t h e r it be do m e stic or in te r n a tio n a l.
If R e p r e s e n ta tiv e M u ndt can find a n y Justifica tio n for his m e asu re,
he would p robably have to go bac k into his ow n dub io u s b a c k g r o u n d
to locate It. And he m ig h t also reveal, If he h a d a m in d to do so,
w h a t in te r e s ts a r e b ehind the piece of legislation.
F o r this is no o r d in a r y legislation, designed by a w o rrie d citizen
a s a m e a n s of fo re sta llin g a n a t t a c k upon n a tio n al institu tio n s. T his
is a vicious piece of h a n d i w o r k to a b r o g a te an y voice t h a t would
criticize a n y a c t of the fed e ra l g o v e r n m e n t. It looks suspiciously like
But
a tric k deal t r a d i n g upon a c a r e f u lly fashioned h y ste ria. L ik e th e
gam
e,
p r o n o u n c e m e n t of one p r e s id e n tia l a s p i r n n t w ho w e n t "al the w ay"
In P o r tl a n d rec en tly , on th is q u estion, it reflects a rep e a te d thesis
th a t the c o u n t r y w a n ts C o m m u n is ts outlaw ed.
from all a p p e a r a n c e s, it m ig h t well seem like th e old shell
again.
Social Hygiene
Study Classes
T he g rim j o k e r In th is bill by M u n d t is t h a t it seeks to answei
one alleged e x p r e s s io n of t h e populace y e t goes beyond all reason
In stifling u n in h e r e n t A m e r ic a n r ig h t a n d tr a d itio n , nam ely free
sp e ec h a n d fre e press.
T h e d a n g e r of su c h a c ra ck -p o t, thinly veiled m e a s u r e is not in its
a c c e p ta n c e by t h e w hole piece. It th r e a t e n s th e f u tu r e because, though
"W e hav e d a r e d to do w h a t o t h ­
a cin c h to be r u le d u n c o n s titu tio n a l, It neve rth ele ss sets up the e r s ta te s d r e a m a b o u t!, e m p h a ­
a v e n u e upon w h ic h an equally vicious law In a lte re d fo rm m ight sized F r e d S ch ere r, d ir e c to r of so­
cial hy g ie n e e d u c atio n , O re g o n
roll In s u b s t i t u t e d a s a "lesser evil."
T u b ercu lo sis a n d H e a lth a s s o c ia ­
W h e n no a c t of g o v e r n m e n t c a n be criticised, w hen no c h a n g e of tion, a t th e second m e tin g of the
fo re ig n policy c a n be advocated, w hen no free a n d vig orous voice sex e d u c a tio n s tu d y class a t P a ­
c a n be raise d in b eha lf of un Im proved society w ith o u t d ra w in g cific u n iv e rs ity u n d e r the le a d e r­
d e f a m a t i o n a n d Abuse, Just w here, D em ocracy, Is your s t r e n g t h ?
sh ip of R ev. W. H. Genne. Mr.
S ch ere r, w h o Just r e tu r n e d from
a social h ygiene e d u c a tio n c o n f e r ­
V sö ~ -
ence in C hicago, r e p o r te d t h a t
O re g o n ’s m o v e m e n t h a s d efinitely
ta k e n s h a p e In th e la st y ea r, h a s
ste p p e d o u t w a y a h e ad , a n d is
Ml
en tire ly
u n p a r a le lle d
a n y w h e re
O
else In th e U n ite d S tates.
S tu d y of sex e d u c a tio n schould
n ev e r be u n d e r t a k e n a s a “m u st"
p ro g ra m , r a t h e r it is in te n d e d for
As f u r styles h a v e un d erg o n e th e ir g r e a te s t
those w ith a m u tu a l in te rest, a
c h a n g e in 6 years, we need old c o a ts for the
selected g r o u p of ind iv id u als w ho
g r e a t e s t fur rem odeling season in a decade.
care
enough
to a t t e n d
special
m eetings, especially p a r e n ts
of
pre-school
c hildren,
he f u r t h e r
p ointe d out. H e divided a su rv ey
of th e g r o w t h of in fa n c y to m a r ­
riag e
in to f o u r
dev e lo p m e n ta l
cycles: 1. Pre-school; 2. E le m e n t­
a r y ; 3. Age of p u berty, or t r a n s i ­
tio n ; 4. T h e te en e r, a n d on u p to
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p a re n ts, an d eve n g r a n d p a r e n t s
w h e n they m a y be in a position
to influence p re-school children.
T h e class of forty, including
s tu d e n ts of th e h e a lth educ atio n
class, P. U., le a r n e d fro m th e s t u ­
dy pam phlets, a n d Rev. Genne,
t h a t sex e d u c atio n Is f o u n d ed on
basic a n d so u n d principles, t e m ­
pere d from tim e to tim e to suit
th e personality
of th e persons
w ho a r e nee d in g it. In a n s w e rin g
th e q uestions of ch ild ren , the p a r ­
e n t who gets it should a n s w e r
it. T h e old notio n t h a t it is e n ­
tire ly m o th e r's Job, is w rong. Rev.
G enne said t h a t th is p a r t of m a r ­
ried life, as w ith all o th e r p h a s ­
es, should be m u t u a lly s h a re d , a n d
based on an e q u a l i t a r i a n principle.
T h e E. C. B r o w n T r u s t film,
" H u m a n G ro w th ” will be show n
a n d explained by Mrs. O m a De-
D ern ard is, s u p e r v is o r of visual
education of t h e P o r t l a n d public
schools a t the W e d n e s d a y evening,
(April 14) 7:30 o ’clo ck class to be
held a t the p h y s ic s room, b a s e ­
m e n t of M cC orm ick hall. A c h a n g e
of classroom s will be n e c e s s a r y
to p e rm it m o r e ro o m
for the
show ing of th e film. F u t u r e les­
sons will be held
In room 6.
M a rsh hall, a s usual.
Zola F. M organ, executive
se creta ry , W a s h in g t o n Co.,
Ihiblic H e a lth Assn.
C ie n ts As C h ro n icled by
O u r C o n te m p o ra rie s In
fto rtlu ce st C o m m u n itie s
“CASEY J O N E S ”
T h ere's a new "Casey J o n e s in
Elgin. Union county, a f te r the
hectic ride of a 1934 model school
bus w hen a broken axle put the
b r a k e s o u t of com m ission ju s t as
the d riv e r s ta r t e d dow n a steep
hill.
P a n ic a n d fe a r w hich sw ept the
bus occupants, r e p o r ts the E a s t ­
e rn O regon R E V I E W , w as k ep t to
a m in im u m by th e d riv e r who re
m inde d his young c h a rg e s t h a t
they should ride it th ro u g h , just
like th e C asey J o n e s of song an d
sto ry would.
A t th e en d of th e careen in g
ride, the 24 p as sen g e rs piled out
to co n tin u e th e ir tr e k to school
by foot. And th e ir chorus was, "So
long, Casey."
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FARM LABOR H E L P
P le n ty of w o rk for those seek­
ing It in th e b e rry a n d vegetable
fields will be app o rtio n ed by a
new ly opened O regon sta te em ­
ploym ent service b ran c h , a t St.
Helens, acco rd in g to th e S E N T ­
IN E L -M IS T .
F a r m labor p ro cu rem e n t, pre­
viously, w as han d led by the c o u n ­
ty a g e n t ’s office b u t recent sep­
a r a tio n of the em plo y m e n t se r­
vice fro m the extension service
h as resulted in a stric tly local
office.
S tr a w b e r r y fiields will call for
help first, th e la st p a r t of this
m onth. L a te f ro sts a n d a reluct­
a n t s p r in g h a s rep o rted ly done
d efinite d a m a g e to b e r r y crops
b u t p le nty w ork is expected, once
th e a n n u a l h a r v e s t begins.
O th e r p ic k in g r e q u ir e m e n ts will
be for beans, peas, c u c u m b e rs a n d
c a n berries, for w hich la st y e a r ’s
p e a k re q u ire d m ore t h a n 600 field
w orkers.
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TROUBLES IN CODE
S triv in g to m a in ta in op era tio n
a f t e r two re c e n t d is a s tr o u s fires
h a d levelled th e o rig in a l plant, a
p la n in g mill a t G r e s h a m h a s ru n
up a g a in s t trouble s in code—build­
ing code.
I n a re c e n t city council m e e t­
ing, th e re w as a w ra n g le of ab o u t
one h o u r ’s d u r a ti o n b e tw e en the
city building in sp e c to r a n d o w n e r
of the mill, r e p o r ts the O U T ­
LOOK. C a u g h t s q u a re ly in th e
m iddle w as the city f a th e r s an d
th e y sat d e s p e ra te ly c lu tc h in g the
city building code fo r guidance.
T he building in sp e c to r said t h a t
th e p la n in g mill to be, in o rd e r
to m e et fire -re stric tio n s a n d reg-
All O o n ty coats a r e m a d e in p u r ow n factory,
a s s u r i n g you of su p e rio r quality a n d w o r k m a n ­
sh ip In th e la test 1948 styles a t lowest available
prices.
One yeor'o free service, ond free storage
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Take Your Choice,
Neighbor!
The m issu s — w ho w rite s our
Woman's Column in the Clarion
under the name of "Nancy (Isle"—
gets letters about recipes, advice on
etiquette, home management, etc.
"Any beverage your gu ests prefer.
You don't hare to serve cider — any
more than you hare to serve beer
...b u t it’s often courteous to let
guests have a choice.”
One letter she got last week was
about a recipe she published for
Welsh Rarebit—made with tart
cheese, Worcestershire, and a cup
of sparkling tangy beer. “ Turned
out great," says her correspondent.
“ But you didn't mention what bev-
erage to serve w ith it. Should I
serve beer? Cider? Iced tea?"
The missus' answer was simply:
From whore I sit. that simple
answer applies to more items than
Welsh Rarebit. In a world where
everyone has different tastes and
ideas—we should recognize those
inferences and never deny the
right of choice to anyone 1
c ‘ÌIU
T R IC K S
A g e n e r a l b ru s h in g up of th e
tr ic k s in fig h tin g fire s will result
fro m the f irs t t r a i n in g course
offered in th e F o re s t G rove a r e a
when, a c c o rd in g to t h e N E W S -
T IM E S , tw enty-one h o o k a n d la d ­
der devotees com plete th e stu d y
n ex t m o n th . E x a m in a ti o n s will be
held a n d all w ho e a r n a g r a d e of
70 or h ig h e r will be a w a r d e d a
diploma, fro m
the
state
fire
m a r s h a ll’s office.
In d o o r m eetin g s d ealt w ith o r ­
ganization; d e p a r tm e n t discipline
a n d tr a in in g ; c h e m is try of fire ;
a p p a r a t u s h a n d lin g a n d m a i n t e n ­
an c e; w a te r supply; hose, nozzles
a n d fire s tr e a m s ; la d d e rs; m in o r
equipm ent, forcible e n try ; rope in
fire service, fire e x tin g u ish e rs ; sal­
vage e q u ip m e n t; ventila tio n ; gas
m a s k s a n d rescue; e xposure s a n d
overhauling.
O utside tr a i n in g includes the
following drills: plain evolutions
of hose, ladder, salvage, h o isting
a n d rope, a n d sm all tools a s well
as com bined evolutions of hose
a n d ladders.
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B U S IN E S S SUBS
T h e r e w a s a n overall s u b s t itu ­
tion in le ad in g O regon City busi­
ness houses last w eek w h en high
school to o k ov er m a n a g e m e n t for
one day, a s p a r t of th e ir field
w o rk in d istrib u tiv e
education,
r e p o r ts th e B A N N E R C O U R I E R
T h e y o u n g s te r s really took the
d a y se riously a n d set o w n e rs or
m a n a g e r s of business over a stiff
h u r d le course. One, fo r Instance,
w as r e p r im a n d e d fo r n o t p aying
a full d a y ’s a t t e n t i o n to business,
a s w h e n h e w e n t out fo r his
coffee “m u g - u p s ” w ith o th e r b u s­
iness cronies.
L ike e a g e r beavers, the s tu d e n ts
to o k m a x im s fro m th e ir school
books as th e c h a r t for th e ir one-
Pd Adv. P. K Hommond, Chm., Oregon City
Land Surveying
Farms, Subdivisions, Lots
Acreage, Orchard Tracts
Accurate, Reliable, Reasonable by
a Competent, Registered
Professional Land Surveyor
Office and Residence Phoa«
CHerry 2365
RICHARD R. PFEIFER
Surveyor
Rte 6, Box 869-C, Corner Wash­
ington Street and Oleson Road,
0.7 Miles Southwest of Garden
Home, Portland 1, Oregon.
SESSION
2:00 to 4:30 P. M.
EVENING SESSION
7:00 to 8:30 P. M.
9 P M
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D e m o n s tra tio n of s te a k b ro ilin g abso­
lutely w ithout sm oke
3:30 P. M.
D e m o n s tra tio n
o f
c om pletely
odorless fish broiling.
7:30 P. M.
C a k e B a k in g d e m o n s tr a ti o n .
Demonstration Conducted by
MISS LOIS HEESACKER
HOME ECONOMIST OF THE PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO.
A Beautiful
SEE THE NEW WEDGEWOOD
GOLD STAR GAS RANGE
Two Full-
Size Ovens
Fully
Automatic
MANY EXCLUSIVE FEATURES —
FLOOR
LAMP
will be given away as a door prize
You need not be present at the drawi
to win
You are invited to be the guest of
Flotts ot this demonstration.
FLATTS Canyon Rd. Store
ñ AM VOkJ D n A n k J C A D D r A w r n v A . .
CANYON
ROAD NEAR BEAVERTON
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a
AFTERNOON
From where I s i t ... ¿y J o e M arsh
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■*K e o r ( o n d itio n
F I R E M E N ’S
a
More Crops in Less Time
Agricultural leaders e s tim a te
that electrically-operated equip­
ment has enabled farmers to
grow a third more c r o p s in !0
per cent less time.
FREE COOKING
DEMONSTRATION
in
Reftordless o f Y o u r Coot's
a
e ls e w h e re o r f o r g e t tin g a per­
m a n e n t w ave, o r g oing fishing
O th e rs, h o w e v e r, b ra v e ly stood
t h e g a f f of t h e c r itic a l business
subs. A n d all a g re ed , once th e hec­
tic d a y w a s a t end, t h a t th e s t u.
d n t s h a d m a d e a fin e showing
of t h e i r o n e -d a y e n t r y into the
w o rld of M a n a g e m e n t.
F R ID A Y , M A Y 21
O
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ulatio n s
of
its
neighborhood,
should be so c o n s tr u c te d t h a t the
e n t ir e building could be closed off
a n d locked w h en it w a s n ’t in
operation. T h is to m inim ize fire
h a z a r d s fro m e x te r n a l so u rc e s a n d
p ro te c t n e a r b y resid e n ce s
and
buildings.
T he mill o w n e r p ointe d o u t th a t
the type of c o n s tru c tio n n e c e s sa ry
for com plete closure, a s suggest­
ed, would not m e e t th e needs
of th e in d u s tria l plant. Likewise,
the type of s t r u c t u r e in te n d e d
was not a su fficie n t fire h a z a r d
to d e m a n d su c h e x tre m e m e a s u r e s
of fire protection.
T he city council h a s com e to th e
conclusion t h a t trouble s in code
t a k e a long tim e to s tr a i g h te n
out.
SH ARP
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PHONE 4156
Shop Fla tts