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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, April 12, 1951
AT THE HOSPITAL
Admitted during the week:
Mrs. J. P. O'Meara, lone; Jimmie
Wightman, Art Stephens, Mrs.
Mary Glavey, Heppner; James
DM, Condon.
Births: James Benjamin, 7 lbs.
10 oz., born April 3 to Mr. and
Mrs. George Eaton, Condon.
Richard Louis, 7 lbs. 15 oz., born
April 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gil
liam, Condon.
Brian Lynn, 10 lbs. 8 oz., born
April 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Thompson, Heppner.
Jon Kevin, 8 lbs. 104 oz., born
April 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Russell
O'Donnell, Heppner.
Twin boys, 5 lbs. 8 oz. and 6
lbs. 11 oz., respectively, born Ap
ril 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wil
liams, Kinzua.
Surgery: Joe Snyder, Heppner;
Gary Couture, Fossil.
Out patient: J. D. Weed, Con
don.
Discharged: Ezra Adkins, Kin
zua; Mrs. Clarice Baker, Hepp
ner; Mrs. George Eaton, Condon:
Mrs. Mary Glavey, transferred to
The oAmerkan Way
RISKS AND REWARDS
By GEORGE PECK
Recently it was my pleasure
to review a movie, "The Du Pont
Story." It unfolds the authentic
narrative of an acorn planted in
1801 growing to the sturdy oak
which we know today as the E.
I. Du Pont de Nemouns and Com
pany it depicts how a tiny busi
ness developed into a gigantic
industry by making an ever-increasing
contribution to the wel
fare of the Americn people.
"The Du Pont Story" is not a
movie designed for Stalin to show
his Russian slaves, but it is one
that every American should see.
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It is beautifully done in Techni
color; lit has all the elements of
god entertainment: drama, sus
pense, romance and humor. And
in addition it teaches a lesson in
the fundamentals that make our
American economic system tick.
It is to be hoped that this picture
will be shown in every communi
ty theatre.
The one of many impressive
episodes that stands out above
all others in my mind takes
place early in the film. In 1801
Irenee du Pont, newly arrived
from France, conceived the idea
of building a powder plant. He
took his plans to President Thorn,
as Jefferson, with whom the fol-
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This picture was taken Febru
ary 25, when Mr. and Mrs. Johan
Troedson observed their 50th
wedding anniversary. Louis Ly
ons dropped in udring the after
noon and "shot" the happy couple
in this pose. The golden wedding
party was held at fhe home of
Mr. and Mrs. Verner Iroedson
about nine miles north of lone.
lowing conversation took place:
Jefferson: "... The whole
world iis troubled and we seem
to have our share here in Ameri
ca. Our new principle of govern
ment does not meet with ap
proval, shall we say, in some
parts of the globe. That's why I
am so concerned about our de
pendence on Europe for so many
thing, especially gunpowder."
du Pont: "If things go well I
hope to effect a change in that
particular condition."
Jefferson: "Good! We need
that powder no only for defense,
but for blasting clearing farm
land building roads. Now, what
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r! liPont: (showing the Presi
ripnt the nlnns nf the DroDOsed
manutactoryj Here is a sKtnun
Jelrerson: "Very wen con
ceived!"
du Pont: "This is a new coun
trywe must find new and bet
ter ways to do things. Our pow
der must be better, too. I have
new ideas. Of course they exist
only on paper. But slowly I am
gathering funds."
Jefferson: "Money would be
no problem in France I suppose.
The State would doubtless sup
ply funds. BUT HERE WE BE
LIEVE OUR CITIZENS SHOULD
TAKE THE RISKS OF INDUSTRY,
AND REAP THE REWARDS IF
THERE ANY."
du Pont: "There are many who
believe in my project, Mr. Presi
dent. Already I have raised
$23,000.00. We are going to risk
it."
Thus did our third President,
150 years ago, state simply the
basic principle of our American
Capitalistic System that citizens
should take the risks of indus
try and reap the rewards if there
are any. It was by adherence to
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