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th e th e fen c es w e re b ein g blow n o v e r |
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w ould he a m a rk e d m a n In A m er­ v e r a t th e tim e a n d m y hom e w as
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ica to d a y a n d p ro b a b ly ex p e lle d ' on 10th a n d R e serv e S tre e ts. J u s t sto rm a s h e saw it on Y o u n g ’s
th e sk ills o f m a n a g e m e n t an d sh ip o p e ra tio n . A nd ln tim e o f e m e r­ Did he n o t op p o se th e A lien an d
o p p o site th e G arriso n an d a c ro ss P ra irie , so u th of E s ta c a d a . “Yes
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in tim es of p a s t crises. T he m a g n itu d e of se rv ic e d u r in g W o rld W a r w h a t R u s s ia is do in g , it seem s to c e r ’s q u a r te r s on T e n th an d fe a r ! b er w e c h ild re n
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is th e w ay w e te n d to copy R u s ­ e r o r a t le a s t th a t th e to p s m ig h t
Y ou r community mortician since 1910
A n o th e r p a tty re c a lls th e sto rm
is th e past.
th e d a m a g e in G a rfie ld C o u n ty . W ash .
H ow ever m uch w e h a te w ar, w e need n o t b lin d o u rse lv e s to th e sia n m e th o d s ev en w h ile w e p re ­ b re a k o ff a n d fall upon
te n d to be s a v in g d em o cracy .
A t P o m ero y ,
a new C a th o lic
q u a rte rs .
possib ility t h a t d ip lo m atic devices too f re q u e n tly b re a k dow n. P a r ­
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balan ces pact, ia th e im m in en ce o f w a r a d re a d fu l re a lity .
she is th e n o n e w ith th e to ta li- an d a b la s t follow ed. It d id n ”t an d a n u m b e r o f o th e r b u ild in g s
W. E. PEGG
T h e sc ie n tific an d te ch n o lo g ical a d v a n c e s In w ea p o n s of w a rfa re ta r ia n s of o u r d ay an d w e a re
u p ro o t th e tr e e b u t it b ro k e all w ere se rio u sly d am ag e d .
to th e c o n tra ry , In th e aw fu l c a rn a g e o f a n y f u tu r e w a r th e re w ill u n done.
th e w in d o w s in o u r ho m e an d did
In th e m o u n ta in s, tim b e r w as
S in c e re ly y o u rs,
be th e need fo r Im m ed iate tr a n s p o r t o f h u g e n u m b e rs of p erso n n el
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a n d g re a t carg o es o f m a teriel.
1027 S. E . 57th Ave.,
No o th e r m e a n s h av e a s yet been fo u n d to do su c h a Job as effic­
P o rtla n d 15, O regon.
iently an d a s econom ically.
Readers Say
BEAVERIOWjèÆWTERPRlSE
Story of Big Wind Arouses
Many Old Timers' Interest
Soviets and U.S.A.
Differ Only in
Degree, Is Claim
Coserete
STAVE SILOS
Real National Security
Mt. Hood Silo Co.
P e y y 3 -M o r t u a ry ,
I t m u st be noted, how ever, th a t a s tro n g m e r c h a n t m a rin e is n o t
so m e th in g t h a t can b e ca su a lly b o u g h t o n th e m a rk e t. I t m u st be
developed. A nd th e re seem s to be a w oeful lack of vision in th is re s­
pect
A lthough A m eric an co m m itm e n ts o v e rse a s a r e s till of h ig h volum e,
th e re is a la rg e a m o u n t of sh ip p in g d o n e In fo re ig n -fla g b o tto m s. It
seem s like a stra n g e policy th a t w ould n o t ta k e a d v a n ta g e o f such
a situ a tio n
fo r th e s tr e n g th e n in g o f o u r ow n m e rc h a n t sh ip p in g
a rm .
S hould th e n a tio n a l in te re s t d em an d tr a n s p o r t of a rm s, m a te rie l
a n d m en, w h ere w ould th e y fin d th e m e a n s? T h e re is a t p re se n t
only a b o u t h a lf en o u g h A m e ric a n -fla g v essels f it fo r th e Job. And
even th e se a r e n o t all o f f irs t ra n k
E D IT O R 'S N O T E .
P e r h a p s th e re
is only slig h t
d iffe ren ce . B u t w h a t a d iffe re n c e
th a t m a k es!
A m eric an
r ig h ts a n d lib e rtie s
• re so p rec io u s th e y tru ly sh o u ld
be closely k e p t a g a in s t d ilu tio n .
Errors Creep in
As Reader Finds
Three Mistakes
B e a v e rto n E n te rp r is e
W ell m ig h t th o se w ho d ire c t th e d e s tin ie s of o u r n a tio n d efe n d th e
B e a v e rto n , O reg o n
logic a n d p u rp o se fu ln e ss of th e N o rth A tla n tic p act. B u t ev en m o re D e a r E d ito r:
so m ig h t th e y ta k e n o te o f th e tra g ic re s u lts th a t will d ev o lv e from
T h e re a r e th re e e rro rs in y o u r
a dep leted m e rc h a n t m a rin e , le ft to w ith e r in neglect.
B o n n y Slope N ew s.
Surely, If th e re ia s in c e re th o u g h t giv en to s tr e n g th e n in g o u r n a ­
R ita M isk e a s "G oldilocks" an d
tio n a l d efe n se, a tte n tio n m u st be allow ed th e m e rc h a n t m a rin e. "M am a B e a r" a n d C h a rles I s a a c ­
H e re is g r e a te r rea l n a tio n a l se c u rity th a n in a n y s c ra p of p ap er, son a s " P a p a B e a r" should rea d —
S u sa n S te a rn s as "G oldilocks"
no m a tte r how elo q u en tly w orded.
a n d "M a m a
B e ar”
an d
D ary l
Jo n e s as "B a h y B e a r” an d T ed d y
N elson a s " P a p a B e a r”.
A lso J o h n S h a n n o n 's n am e w as
o m itte d
fro m
B u tc h ie G ra sse 's
b irth d a y p a rty .
T h e re
h a v e been
no c h u rc h
se rv ic e s in
th e B o n n y
Slope
school fo r so m e tim e. W e all go
dow n to C e d a r Mill for b o th S u n ­
d ay School an d C h u rch . Y our c o r­
re sp o n d e n t h e re should h av e told
you ab o u t th a t so m etim e ago.
W e en jo y y o u r n e w sp a p e r v ery
m u ch b u t lik e to see th e n am es
of th e c o rre c t people in th e new s
Y o u rs fo r c o n tin u e d success.
M rs. R. P. S h an n o n
R t. 2. Box 508
P o rtla n d 10, O reg o n
Your Savings Are Insured for
Safety Up to $5,000.00
by Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation,
on instrumentality of the United States Government.
A safe, profitable and convenient way to
•ave or invest money.
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Current Dividend
M E M B E R FEDERAL H O M E LO A N B A N K
Washington Federal Savings
and Loan Association
HILLSBORO, OREGON
HAVE A YEAR'S INCOM E IN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT'
Accounts Insured to $5,000
E D IT O R 'S N O T E :
F ir s t ru le of a new s w rite r is
to g e t n a m e s c o rre c t. May you
c o n tin u e y o i|r c o o p e ratio n an d
call to th e a tte n tio n o f y o u r B on­
ny Slope c o rre sp o n d e n t an y an d
all ite m s o f n ew s she m ay h av e
o v erlo o k ed in th e v ery good Job j
•h e ia d o in g of rep o rtin g .
CALLING M INNESO TANS
D ea r E d ito r:
T h e M in n e so ta S ta te S o ciety
of P o rtla n d w ill h av e th e ir re g ­
u la r m e e tin g a n d d an ce F rid a y .
A pril 8. 8 p.m All ex -M in n eso tan s
an d frie n d s a r e Invited to com e
a n d en joy a good tim e w ith o u r
rec o rd a tte n d a n c e .
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13th. I O O F H all. T a k e Sellw ood
Bus.
F . G. Q uim by, P res.
Oir policy oi prices
14It has always been our goal to put a bigger, better
automobile vnthtn reach o f more people. To that end,
toe have bought the huge factory at W illow R un,
and haxe a great engine plant in D etroit. In Cleveland,
use have acquired the world's largest blast furnace
for the makmg o f steel. Our engineering-production team
and our vast dealer organization have worked oxer time
to reduce manufac turing ami distribution costs. In Ime
With the settled policy o f our Corporation , we are g n m g
substantial .w in g s to the public in the form o f greatly
reduced prices ... even sooner than we expected. N ow ,
almost any A merican fam ily can own a really big, fine car'"
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Deoler in SCRAP IRON
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Johnnie Washburn's
Melody Aces
H IG H E ST r n iC E S P A ID
P h o n e ; B e a v e rto n 4381
Near Union Oil Depot — B enho Beaverton Hrwov
A P R IL 9
Admission -74c
JO S E P H W. F R A Z E R r W - f W a w
Happy dltS ire here again' Today you can get a big, big 1949
Kaiser Special for onlv $1,995*.. . a saving to you of over $333.00!
Prices of « U Kaiser and Frazer models have been materially
lowered. These are bv far the most sweeping price revisions the
automobile industrt has seen.
So, now you can buy the big car vou’ve always wanted . ..
at virtually ‘little car’prices and at ‘little car’economy of operation!
Think of what this means to you and your family in terms of
riding comfort, driving ease and prestige!
Go choose your Kaiser or Frazer today. Your nearest
Katser-f razer Dealer can probably give vou immediate d eliv ery .
Fair-and-square trade-in allowances. . . but you do n o t have to hav«
a car to trade to get the benefits of K aher-Frazer price revisions!
So, enjoy the comfort, luxury and safety of a new, 1949 Kaaer
... the louest-pn. rd big car tn the w o rld !
model
old price*
new price*
TOU * V f
194$ (usa Sote r
$ 13 *8 .5 7
$1995.00
$ 333-57
1949 (liter Dtluit
*509.01
*195.00
3 ‘ 4 -n*
1149 Fruir
» 5 9 3 37
»395 00
•98 37
1949 Fruir Mishittii
*856.71
»59500
* 6 1.7 1
1949 («tur Virginia
33 "
• 9 9 $ 00
516 .5*
5 *
★ F.O .B Factory. T 'a n jfo rta tio n and local to a n ( i f any ) additional.
d l l f r u n tncludc . om fie le factory equif m in t. N otA tny ette to Fwf.
tnik space. . . o»er 206 ncbts loig...7.3-10-1 ccijrm ioi ritió