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when he did it. In 17 of the 18 •em ble,” C a r p e n te r cau tioned . He
pedestrian fa ta litie s in P o rtlan d said it even helps to c a rry a new»
last year, the ped estrian was w ear- paper i f th e p ed estrian s clothing
ing d ark colored clothing.
»* a11 d ark-co lored .
D ea r E d ito r:
.. j j you mus t wear black on the
C a rp e n te r quoted reports from
In a sense,
we in the B eav erton 8treet a t n ig ht, and you don't want the N atio n al S a fe ty council which
a re a a re an im p ortan t part of yQur re]ativea to wear it later in atate th a t tw o-th ird s of pedestrian
m etro p o litan
P o r t l a n d because ?<)ur m em ory( include som ething d eath s in October o ccu r during the
R e a d e rs a r e w elcom e to use
m an y o f us
not only w ork there w hlte or light-colored in the en- hou rs o f d ark n ess.
th is sectio n of the paper fo r
but, th rou gh frien d s and business
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com m en t« on any topic. T h e re
d ealin gs, spend m uch tim e in the
Is no re s tric tio n on su b je ct
I city . W e can have a decided in-
m a tte r, o th e r th an »land er or
! flu e n ce on th e ten or o f P ortlan d
libelou s sta te m e n ts.
b y u rgin g th e se frien d s and busi-
I f possible, letters should be
| ness a s s o c ia te s to vote in fav or of
m ade b rie f and to th e point.
th e civ il rig h ts ord inance.
A s re sid e n ts o f a nearby ru ral
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a re a we have a rig h t to want
APPLE HARVEST AS
; P o rtla n d in step w ith th e re s t of
j th e cou n try . A t p resen t P o rtlan d
SPORTS SUBSTITUTE
| is th e only N o rth ern city am ong
D E A R E D IT O R :
th e top 30 c itie s in th e U S not
jeovered
by a n ti-d iscrim in atio n
I f we a re going to e n jo y the jaw .
ju ic y lu x u ry o f apples or the sub
Hare'i the
to »«»•
As U S citizen s we m u st urge the
s ta n tia l supp ort o f beans, etc.,
money! ZONOUTE* intuUtion will cut »1
p assin g o f th is ord in an ce sin ce
we'il have to h arv est them th e y ’ll ___
muck <i 40% off your fuel bill, «nd tk*t'»
m ore eyes .......
thaX we a re aw are of
reel economy! ZONOUTE will beep your
I "ot do
themselves. As yet we wi„ be on Portland in NoVember.
home wermer, dryer end coiierl
RURALITES s p e a k for
NON DISCRIMINATION
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, October 20, 1950
Payable In Advonce
IN O R E G O N
One Y e a r ---------------------------- »2.90
O TH ER STA TES
One Y e a r --------------------------- S3 00
! Readers Say
A T T IC -F IL L
F IR E P R O O F
sequence. He is coming in contact with N *
ture and the good earth. He is transported,
The doctors of the land, through -their for the length of his hunt at least, into a ha're nei,her machinery for sub- In case this ordinance fails to
American Medical Association, have had new and refreshing world of the outdoors. pic^ Q* dorw!|’hout’S° ** ** elther Pas*. much win be made of it by
•ZONOUTE is the regiitered trade-
Since our beginnings as a nation on the 1 , ’ , , W1 ou
the communist sympathizers,
something to say. And, utilizing all the rec
mart of the Zonolihe Company.
shores
of
a
wild
and
little
traveled
continent,
nr„rH
„„r?
g
1
ind“,ge
,n
seeking
As
u.s.
citizens
we
must
urge
the
ognized newspajiers in the land, they have
have been pioneers.
No matter how much mav m
meet^with"'
° W ^ a llBatlon
to
urge our
its Pas»ase
w
e
exercised their right of free press and by c we
- p a n e d - u n o n n s
eet w ith uu‘
our u,B“
disapproval,
to teach
teach our
«hildren th
at
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v iliz a tio n is " h
t h e n , s till
PProv«n. i a re
re to
«hildren
th at
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D em
worki
impressive ...........
advertisements
have proceeded to Civilization lb neaptu upon US, tnere S t i l l O ne trem en d ou s pool o f untapped D
em o
o cracy
cracy is
is a
a w
orkable re a lity
speak out against an insidious encroachment remains the lure oi the hunt, the preoccupa- en erg y and v ita lity lies in o Ur a n d th a t C h ristia n ity is not m erely
high sch oo ls w here m uch o f th is Is a word.
of socialism which, they see, is a threat to tion with the outdoors.
The civilizing influence of a gun, whether K«ing to w aste tn cu ttin g up. pas»-
N atu rally we will have no vote
professional and other standards of their
a fowling piece, a hunting rifle or an imple- lns notes, m ak in g love, and gen- but an exp ressio n o f our opinion
calling.
d _________
m ay have __________
a d ecid ing
in flu en ce on
We, as a nation, put great faith in labels ment of warfare has been felt down the erally co n triv in g m isch ie f not t o __________
centuries.
And
even
today,
by
the
will
of
the
forget
the
p
reoccu
p
ation
w
ith
a
lot
those
who
w
ill
c
a
s
t
th e ir votes
and in this case, the medical profession
In ¡u«t on* afternoon, four
S in cerely ,
alarms maity of us with a forecast of the one, in Korea, we have the privilege of using °r non-€8sen tia i stud ies perhaps
hour?, you can insulate
B e tty A llen
the
other,
in
game
hunts.
1
°
ne
reason
w
by
th
e
old
er
gen-
future. But labels are not always fully en
your attic with Zonolite
Had
we
our
choice,
there
would
be
none
erat‘on,
of
y
°
uth
com
m
itted
so
|
. . . the insulation with a
E D IT O R 'S N O T E :
lightening. In the matter of socialism, too
LIFETIM E G UA RAN TEE!
much stress is put upon the label and less of the first and more of the second. But, j T * 1 ’eral l rT V nd '™}essI)es* I t m a tte rs n ot w h at “C om m u nist
along with the deep satisfaction a hunter inore r e a i work* to'dTwouid any sy m p ath ize rs” m igh t m ake o f P o r t
upon the actuality.
Many of the AMA arguments are based takes at the privilege of hunting, he should values be lo st by organ izin g high land, should the a n ti-d iscrim in atio n
Ask About
upon the experience of doctors in England at least be aware of the man who takes his | school you th s into outdoor work o rd in an ce fail. W h a t is m ore im
and seem valid. Yet, contrary statements gun in hand to fight off the perils that p ro je c ts o f such e sse n tia l Impor- p o rtan t is th a t every A m erican
d eserves equal rig h ts re
No Cash
obtain currency from time to time telling of would deny us such freedom of movement in ,ance a s apple-picking, e tc ? M any g citizen
a rd le ss o f creed , color, ra ce or
our
own
land.
acceptance by both the medical profession
th is but d em ands o f e x is te n ce n atio n ality ,
Down Plan
and the public of the concept of government-
o v erru le them all.
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HOT TIM E” IN OREGON
subsidized medical treatment.
A n oth er
stupendous
pool
of EDITORIAL SUPPORT
We can help you arrange for easy payments . . . on any
The problem facing the people, in this
Voters, on November 7, will be called wasted e n erg y lies in our vast
type, of remodeling, repairing, insulating, or painting!
issue, is not whether or not a doctor’s in upon to decide whether life goes on as Pa- outlay of «ym naaiu m s and in ter- HELPED GREEN ORE.
We’re
your complete building material headquarters!
come would be restricted or enlarged by the cific Standard Time intended, or on the ba- T rial
8po* 8' uetc ? ow ^ mna- Dear Editor
entrance of government into the medical
o f a one-hour fudge Of the clock.
mu " * “ * ? * « £ *
r e V o u id o o i
Y o u r ' pu blication has rendered
picture. It is iflore aptly a consideration of s is Such
a problem should not be devastating w ork is incalculably b e tte r
o u t s t a n d i n g public
serv ice in
whether or not government-directed med- in its overtones. But by the heat of those Tho
W ash in g to n C ounty
by your very
new s sup-
icine, in any degree, would strengthen the for the measure and those opposing it, there ij^blg'wol-d YoVTh^linTirm s generous editorial
nation and make medical tieatment a\a - is a great and significant consequence in its and legs promiscuously about»:POrt of Keep ° regon G
( reen.
able where it now is lacking.
result.
could e « a „ sily
. iv k ho . converted into an
„ I As a re8ult- we
are « glad to re~
r
, i could
7,1 **¿1
The furore over the suggestion of a com-
Farmers, labor and allied groups are al- ap p le-p ick in g p ro ject fo r a cla ss or P® 1 that there haa been » drop in
pulsory health insurance plan, financed by most hysterical in denouncing Daylight Sav- two
^
r( ° . m an-caused ran ge
payroll deductions and administered by gov- ing Time, because of the obstacle it raises A lot of ou r 8P °rts m u st be rei- “ n r B Irps
s >ear in
Ie
emment bureaus and regulations, obscures in the daily routine. Since the state is pre- e*fa ^ d to lh e c,a a * o f u tte r w aste T h is h as been a try in g year,
F. D. PECK, Mgr.
PHONE 3821
some facts. Certainly, America is not totally dominantly agricultural in industrial nature, ° ( e comryiunit> need> in ^u,ile T h e re w ere m any m ore tra v ele rs
BEAVERTON,
OREGON
unacquainted with government medicine.
this
segment of opposition
will
have a 6 great,
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prlzT et<V' in th e woods, m an y m ore logging
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“ ’ m ostly to s a tisfy v an ity and m an s
Our best salesmen are our satisfied customers
For the sake of dispassionate study, let probable
o p eration s and a larg e in cre a se in
influence in the vote.
in sa tia b le greed for glory.
th e re cre a tio n a l use o f th e fo rests.
us skip over the fact that during wartime
The referendum is HB 454 which provides __________
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A gain, we do not argu e a g a in st
emergencies, a comj>etent and well-organized a uniform standard time with the only good d e a n sports but w hich is T h e n we had one o f th e d riest
medical corp worked miracles in battlefields chance for daylight aavinR change resting .hr „ „ „
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and base hospitals. This represents an ab in the improbable adoption of “fast time b ea n s. etc., o r football, e tc ? T h e period s o f low hu m id ity and high
te m p e ratu re s.
normal time and in many other fields of en by all states on the borders of Oregon. Bal- i‘n e r8y and v ita lity expended in
W e feel c e rta in th e w ork your
deavor the demands of waging a war and lot
numbers
310 “Yes”,
for ~ standard
some of our t foo,ba11 Kame«
would
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n
c n s spaper
im u ri
u
iu
w a as
s
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new
did
w
to n.
a n m i d arked
winning it imposed a system closely akin to time, 311 No , against standard time and
,
t’*
’ * 01 °b 1 e x te n t resp on sible fo r the reduc-
properly directed .
the hated socialism.
for the daylight saving version.
,,ror>er,v dlrer,,*d
tion in fo re s t fire s, fo r ev ery fa c
It is in the field of public health where
to
r pointed to a bad y ear. P eople
*f. W
‘ he P r e f e c t
cam-1
government - directed doctors, technicians
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# 0 6 8 , t i l l s IS S lie IS building u p lor a co m m en su rate w ith social v irtu es w ere m ore c a re fu l, th a n k s to your
freq u en t rem in d ers.
and research |>ersonnel have achieved sig
not time in Oregon,
Novemlier 7. | th an the im m od eration o f sports.
The INDEPENDENT NUT PACKERS of OREGON
^
^ come
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nificant goals in preventive medical re
In sh ort, our problem Is a m oral
Wl II continue to serve you os in the post and have the
K E E P O REG O N G R E E N
search, epidemic control and many other
one— th a t o f g iv in g up less val-
PROBLEM— FIND A HOUSE!
broadest selection of markets of any marketing group
A S S O C IA T IO N
contributions to the national good.
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liable pu rsuits fo r m ore so cially
A lb ert K . W iesen d an g er
which assures growers of top market prices.
Controls on various phases of our econo- indispenaibie ones,
We do not regard this as socialism be
E x e c u tiv e S e c re ta ry
cause the need of an alert and efficient my have been declared to be imj)erative for ,f we fail h ere, our society will
public health service is recognized in the the success of our foreign policy. But the su,fer and eV,,n fa,]
If you wont to affiliate with this wide awoke market
light of its accomplishments. Yet, though surprising thing, in interpreting what has
S in cerely ,
ing organization now is the time to contact one of tne
not so labeled, this phase of our civilization so lar been enacted into law and regulation,
P
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m
a
n
,
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members
of the INDEPENDENT NUT PACKERS of
is
the
fact
that
it’s
the
man
with
the
least
is government-controlled and government-
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h
Ave.,
money
whose
spending
must
be
controlled.
directed.
P o rtlan d 15, O regon
In the matter of housing, a field in which
Point the medical profession might have
clarified is that government-medicine, then, the federal government took great pains to
F a ll fash io n s w hich s tre s s b lack
is not necessarily socialized medicine. As publicize its generosity as far as returning
clo th in g ca n be fa ta l fa sh io n s fo r
long as a nation retains its republican form, veterans of World War II were concerned,
p ed estrian s who w ear them a fte r
whatever it does is not socialism because the the curbs laid on purchasing a house reverse
d ark, th e P o rtlan d T r a f fic and
latter label applies to a form of government. and cancel out any previous encouragement
T ra n sp o rta tio n com m ission pointed
out th is w eek.
And on the level of a republic, the nation to spread home ownership.
Jo h n n y C arp en ter, ch a irm a n of
True, such a reversal is not a sudden, over
must be willing to decide whether or not it
the com m ission said m ilad y's new
Organized For
needs and desires compulsory health insur night trend. The alleged intent of the much-
est mode m ay have been designed
touted
G.I.
bill
had
lieen
subject
to
much
ance.
w ith an eye fo r b eau ty, but P ie rre
“SERVICE TO GROWERS“
The public, by and large, is not concerned optimistic interpretation l>efore it was de
c e rta in ly had no th o u gh t o f sa fe ty
with protecting the income of those in the fined as mortagage insurance rather than
medical profession. It is, or should be, con an outright loan against which the rules of
T igard Nut P a v k ii« Co.
W est Coast F ru it Co.
cerned with the state of its health and the collateral need not apply too strictly.
T igard . O regon
706 S. E . U nion Ave.
Riverview
Cemetery
Now, on the basis of fragmentary an
availability of medical treatment.
P o rtlan d . O regon
M orrt» K lo rfein P a r king Co.
In its fight to defeat government-directed nouncement, latest regulations restrict hous
Sabini, O regon
W E S T END
Jo h n .1. K a rs te tte r
medicine, the doctors themselves might do ing credit by demanding larger down pay
B o rin g . O regon
S E I .I.W O O D B R ID G E
O regon Nut Shellenv
well to strive for a middle ground where, ments and cutting to 20 years the former
llilNttioro. O regon
V alley Nut Co.
CREMATORIUM
with some show of selflessness, they might
>t?ar term of mortgage retirement on
H uber, O regon
the
balance.
Stnhlfeier'N W aln u t
propose wider distribution of their merciful
MAUSOLEUM
Sh
ellin
g
P
lan
t
R ob in Hood P ro d u cts Co.
In the east end of the Tualatin Valley, one
skills without the drag and the distraction
M cM innville, O regon
CEMETERY
Sherw
ood, O regon
effect
of
this
higher
down-payment
require
of government overseers.
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C<»mplele F u n eral S e rv ice in N s *
ment will jierhaps be to still the hectic pace
('ath ed rù i Chapel a t No E .itr a Coal
oi home-building. There are innumerable
R iv ersid e Is a coo p erativ e associ S i i i s H i 3 m B m = i i i = i i i 3 | i i s n i S i i i B i n s i i i = i i i = i M = M i s i t i = i i i = i n = m s i H s i H s i n 3 i i i s i i i s m =
AS MAN TAKES HIS GUN
housing projects built but not fully occupied
atlon w ith assets o f over »SOO.OOi
About this time of year, we may picture — perhaps because of the price attached to
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a man and his gun, with little conjuring. them. In desjieration, some builders have
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For one reason, there is the war in Korea started a rental program, to help meet costs
that accumulate on vacant houses.
n
and for the other, hunting season.
Little
effect
will
lie
felt
on
the
purchases
tTj
A parallel drawn from these two types of
THIRD ANNUAL
gun-toters serves to pinpoint a national ot houses of the $10,000 to $25,000 category
i T i
because of the practice of asking higher
ill
trend of some significance.
The man in Korea does his shooting with down payments of those able to afford such
a great deal of reluctance. He has been prod a dwelling.
All is not lost in less expensive house-
ded by reasons of national security anil, in
F U ÑE R A I - S E R V I C E S FOR s ¿
many instances, “Greetings" from the pres purchases however, the regulators sav, for
ident of the United States. He is embarked houses costing $6,000 or less are not affect
M
O R E T H A N SO Y E A R S
upon an adventure for which he has no ed by the new credit terms.
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Which, for a house-hungry ex-Gl or
great enthusiasm, other than the deep-seat
young family wanting a nest to feather, sots
ed loyalty to his homeland.
a house’
That he is a key figure in the determined but one problem— • find • such
J.P. Finley & Son • S. W. 4th at Montgomery • ATwater 2181
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pulling and hauling of the United States and
CRISIS IN NUT HARVEST
Russia for dominant world power is well
recognized. His role is of extreme serious
In Washington county, the importance of
ness and we may all be thankful that he is agriculture cannot l>e disregarded.
guarding our interest on a foreign twttle-
At the present, a serious situation exists
field.
in the harvest of filberts and walnuts. Un
Meanwhile, through the green hills of less there is widespread response to a call
Oregon and wherever abounds the fleet- for pickers, an entire crop will lay waste,
footed deer, moves the other man with the with all the effects of such a disastrous
gun. Nondescript in apj>earance he is as situation lessening farm revenue by like de
liable as not to be cradling any kind of a gree.
rifle approximating a 30.06 caliber.
The state employment service urgently
His avowed purpose is the liagging of a appeals to men, women and school children
little meat for the winter food locker, but
to go into the nut orchards and save this
w heth er o r not he is successful in either
crop. Emphasized is the fact that a definite
seeing o r bringing down one of the antlered crisis in the nut harvest exists, crying for
beauties will, in reality, be of no great con- all available to help out immediately.
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W. J. I McCI READ Y
LUMBEI R C( )MPA NY
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WALNUT & FILBERT
GROWERS
Black Fashions
May Bring Forth
Mourning Dress
INDEPENDENT NUT PACKERS
OF OREGON
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FINLEYS
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MINSTREL SHOW
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