The Beaverton enterprise., July 14, 1950, Image 2

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teerwatâeaal jjrrwd foree aad tiw flymg <A
the United N otxæ ' f a j St sortie r.*ad-
quxrtert ooews sc nxswer for a L en tx* who
¿sve rrwd "United Sixte* imper -hi-gr.".
Xaw there is a substance for tiw csL U»
battw N'/w there is a Ktalesrwnt bocaed by
interuAî.iUUA! partjr:patios. wLieh ckoriy de­
fines the iú m ¿ arbor. as not *x art sfA -ift
North Kore* in .l*etf uot as . ixlerri*tK*i*i
pcÀtce actsoc apa -*>*. s at A&d hgjrreK’ .ox.
Titus tiudibox-hharteririg « w p w
of
jaarviduxl nations to estahhsc a p o h » foret­
to reaffirm and reinforce the prmciples of
intematsorA: peace is a devekiperwct king-
needed
If the fee-Li/f for peace wiD e^er be trans-
iated into realrty. there must be a means to
APPREYTATTON OF RO'ES
lx regard to oar p*ea to wear a roae ix
your iApe. we received a commumcatioc we
dhooid like to chare ix its entirety w.ir. our
readers However, the wrrter insists ox re-
marr.:xig anonymous and we reiortaxtiy re-
sptrt the wish, eves thougr. she might have
added more interest to oar suggestion
We find that the Portland Woczwc’s Ad-
TertosiXig dub lias the roae situation pretty
e*ah covered ot the lev«» o f " fa n e s people
from ab over the workT’ who are bated on
the roster of the dub’s honor suwwty. the
Mystic Order of the Rose. Such distinguish­
ed persons, some of them local titaons aid
erthers risitixg, are accorded ax mitatmn
ceremxir.y and fanfare emphasizing Portland
as tiw CHj of Roses
Furthermore, we leorx. the chib distrib­
utes more than 20/100 roae cuttings to the
public, supplied by the city parr bureau
What is more impressive m all ixeae facts,
however, is that the noo-distinguished cit­
izen is mussing a bet ix not making fofi use
nor getting best enjoyment of the roses that
grow ix profound abundance unless he picks
them and displays them.
With current hot ««t U e r making un-
comfortahie the wearing of a suit-coat, per­
haps many are nor pc m r-armg a lapd to bold
a rose Next best wooid be to pick s bouquet
of them for the store or office as wall as
the hoerw. lx addrtioc to adding s touch of
beauty for aS to enjoy, packing
wbm results in more aid netter ^
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T-arye tnea- _ > «. Tnere is urwaf»:rwiKS aijs
a twmw of f t r e a e r t tLr.»uft»'.»uf trw land.
Stars mwszK.>rws oí ratrotunf and c-jfr.moc-
-tj shortAfes Laie .mpelwd trw n u r pe*-
Kjuasjt to fra- ax extra re*»er*.e of bupar.
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short supply 1 AK*. tarw
I f tiw fight devekiç» to ttw extent mam
fear it rr_gn*_ (a t fart seems recofmianw
Trw next worid war «-¡D prohobry ixvor-.e the
entire papuiatwe oí tiw U luted States e*.en
more penonaly than ertrwr of its tw o pre-
Aaaeaaars.
Cnu. at defense it is fearec. wiB Tea-
more thax wearmf ax air-rasd warden s ne -
met Ai»C r>±ng nere oa tiw efíerti-ienesé of
■»-maout cu rtau . C n tx x i wiD be calwd
upon to tai.e over ax mcreaa:xgiy devekye
;ng prohksr. of defense
Çzjenmuutses. rourtses and refdons w-Li
need be orgaxuxec cc. tiw ctvibax ievel lu
cas# of ixvAfcjon or devAstatung expiosson.
tnere wül be a iemAXid for damage control.
nospstAJ care and enwuattoc from. Cistresaed
areas Tne a rr y indicates it is wa .mg avü-
AE proowms m the nanos of now-miiitary.
yet fully recovered.
Whatever the actualities ard the possible
deieioperwctA. the attempt* of axyorw to
diaccwxt the Korean war faD short of the
effectiveness which might be noptd.
For tiw pw/pie. by their iuuHnrt. feei the
troth in ail its .mplications.
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tkw Uiut^-d Stucs txLwd forth with w * tao
d r f.it * At xLgr.m«r: of ioroet Wbex tiw
United N a I í ' jils ' v x v r x j cfMXuàl pauec it*
leaoàutiom «idurhxtg tiw Amentia. ttand.
tiw A'toAîjvt. « u r i t bot is siiAJT foeoo-
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Prejudices in behalf o f one or a o sth o r___
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type of transporta two are deep-seated aid ^ "V »*T t-**
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continuing struggle toward supremacy Some
of Ti*r*rC MahsomaX
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T-5Bi*t3L Orfcfcartnirf S 3 Oora*r»
L a A* O ra r» W l
Bo-;:-.« »r.¿
ed with tiw extension of crock trains' into
Dwtsa «er* teilte« Mair »3* |
even the hinterlands of the West.
furcMbe« by '.b» C-» k »3-, O tt V*-
Today the race for travelers patronage
v
» of PorUrri
finds streamliners of significant luxury' of­
I bou : 2W' fje»Z » v e r e tixrarz. |
fering the utmost of convenience and a
rtrojft Lb* iq p a r - m ^ert Prz‘
shrinking lapse of tune between departure
'Jtrrz aî Br*«i aa« o'bez proioeb *
aad amvaL
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Az »labora-.* tía *
Hand in hand with the improvement of
o’clock tapper m ?t • <-w*-t by a '
rail servio* and schedules ha* gone the close
progra:» ceer.r
of eoeaJ m i
pan e aavt aad a p e rform .»*-* by
A thing of beauty, such as a rase, h a attention to safety. In this field, surely, the
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thing of beauty oaly ix direct proportion to Ameneax railroads have set a most respect­
to fr*-once your outc,
able record. On a comparative level, the rail­
T i* affair * u 4( « t :B(« : b a •
its apprenatjox aad currency
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half cot-imc w-rtt* up 3 ■*» Se»-
roads have ax enviable background of travel
house tre <er or !»ghr
tlne! i z i tb* bakery leet m rap-
safety.
AID TO JOB SEEKERS
truck
Pc»me«its re-
p ort tc th * a ew p g B b r**v i» w -a »
With
jet
propulsion
and
the
conversion
of
Perhaps too few of as stop to full/ appre­
duo*d
-arg* t a p ì ij iir*rriw K>er.- B m ie r
atomic
energy
to
peacetime
uses
expected
ciate the efforts of the State Employment
»te e r t a : » for Tfgard bns.-sea*
sometime in the future, it seems a sure in-
Serv ice a* a cootribuUon to better times.
ao«
prof—«»or a. bkc U v * firat M-
The original purpose of the service was dieatKj*. that the railroad industry wiD meet 1032 N. E. CANYON RD. »»• ttm H «■*;-.*y »4« fro« Pria»
a V ¿ '.P O « » B W ar- S ,«* Bee-.-er-
directed principal})' toward the servicing of the challenge of the new opportunity with
: » » Sbrreoad Hi'Mtxec and Port-
Haskell Shaop*r*g Center
anempioymeat czwcxs and to many this dispatch and full consideration for its stand­
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might seem to still be its major rote Such ard of service in safety.
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Phc^e
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a bebef is far from the mark.
b*ogr»p*y at If- a«« Mr» Wiiaot
TIME FOR CORRECTION
Today, the problem of unemployment is
TW arr* a fte r a f e « e -_b* u a n aa<
There is nothing subnormal about making
tackled in a positive, affirmative manner
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-a-r,e<5 Dwrtratad wTJ; pfeote» of
mistakes.
The
humar,
race
make*
them
by
by trying to brmg together the needs of the
t ie aabjeetA fû j»é p—jmt o t
the many *ome of th*rr, to o , which can’t
employer and the ability of the job-seeker
1 froot p«g* o>f tki* firw 1
On a voluntary basis, throughout the tie «rased with a reverse switch of a pencil.
One of the worst au*takes, of course, is
state, job applicants are beginning to be of­
fered tests of skill and of general aptitude. a political one. A political mistake can do a
Tne importance of this method of basically world of damage . . . . and it’s the length
determining the skill of a prospective work­ of time before a correction can be made
From where
Joe M erth
er in that it permits him an assessment of that complicates the whole thing
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ability, indicates in which directum he might
OTHER RESPONSIBILITY?
apply Himself for self improver:,»r: and bet
There it Was—
termept and allows him a greater cm fidence
VI e have been bo successful in spreading
that he fully meets the declared specifica­ rwea lights, cheap cigarette* and sort dnnk*
Right in The Middle!
tions of the employer who would hire him. that the main street of a great city is the
These tests have been carefully complied, Far hart look« very mech like lúe main
making full use of ever)' scientific measure­ street of Oeveiaud or I Jen ver
Fa.» KaW -a m e»r4 béa
the soreeeor a waraer S u r « Ad
ment aa deveknwd in the field of vocational
"Is this all we have to give, . . . or have Mr*y last Sa’ .'«a y T W * b. aat they fr i it* E ftt it th* sd d «
guidance as welt as designing them to com­ we the rasponsibilitv as individuals and na­ m ite porri , aa« wat eke« Raa«y o t that “a* «a i • Mr
pare with successfully employed persons in tions to share with others the Christian
PrlffAM ratti«« kú yrmaa
W rft they hstk prim aa« lake
the line
faith and the Christian principles of liberty
Th» R -b .ru property kr.d lb»
tarmo »srabtsg the yah a a« thes re-
The shorthand-typing-speUing senes of on which all true greatness of our own h m o c ’i herder *»rn «cher — Ires’ ts E*ay a for a fries«}* p asa
tests for stenographers, for instance, » o
peoples has been founded“"
w-.tfc no he<lg» or /*nre P- ' * tea
of heer twreth er From where I art.
compiled and ratings adjusted by an averag­
thee: S a a b r Eaay notices Hx rA j
a kittle aeareh.sf arews« far the
R t Rev Stephen C. Neill.
ing of results from 750 various workers in
h*4 ieft about a four-foot atr.p
trwth ot the Matter eftes »K«*i
London. England
• • •
this employment. A person volunteering to
thst the ether feHww » aa sack
• s « u » * « a r j the ha**4sry. «*
take this test, then, will have a rating which
» i i i over tfci aau why.
nrhl aa ye* iz r —at whjch point
FRESH F R l'IT RIPENS
compares with other stenographers and typ­
“That'« pew* lard.“ say* Hatvfy the whwie this« «cesai a»eM a*
As fresh fruit ripens on the trees of Ore­
ists in various levels of efficiency.
gon and growers begin to have uneasy mo­ “U n* end* here. 5*e. it hsea ep ib pert aat say way.
The State Employment Service is work­ ments between the prospect of a bumjer w ;a that «a» tre» arrows the
road’” Eaay t Jrt thick as. so
ing toward a complete job-qualification test­ crop and low prices and a poor to medium
* -
ing system which will prove a further ex­ crop with higher returns, we are made they atm sp atf *■» n k-
tension of their aid to job-seekers and em­ aware of real eating enjoyment, regardless
ployers.
of the background picture
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