The Beaverton enterprise., January 21, 1944, Page Page 3, Image 3

BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
Friday, Janary 21, 1944
Local W orkers Help
Exceed Ship-«-Day
Prom ise Made in 1943
Local Lad Hero
Of Tarawa Battle
T Y PIC A L O f JAP SA V A G E R Y .......
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS
W HEN
U & & LO&AU , M ARINE CO RPS FLIER
Mr. and Mrs. W’illi&m B alogh of
JUMPED FROM HIS BULLET RI00LED PLAN E
200,000 aw n and w om en from all SW 45th recently received word in
A JAP AVIATOR REPEATEDLY AT TEM P TED TO
TW O C ents a word per issue
< the form of a V m ail letter from
K IL L THE PARACHUTING LEATH ERNECK WITH
p arte o f the country are sharing the
their son Gordon, 1st cla ss petty of-
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com pany's h onors in having achieved
I ficer, that read som ething like this:
BRUTAL ATTEM PT CUT OFF LT. L O C A N S
th e greatest shipbuilding record in
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Ml'-ST
ACCOMPANY
RIGHT FOOT.
'"Merry C hristm as, I helped to lick
B E ST PR IC E for R abbit fryers. D.
h istory d uring the year
1943—3*0
; som e of the little yellow boys here in
ALL C L A SSIF IE D ADS
P. M acDonald, R2, B x 218, Beaver­
fig h tin g and cargo ships.
! the big b attle o f Taraw a.
Hold all
ton.
P hone B eaverton 2260. W e
NO A D S T A K E N O V ER P H O N E
The
governm ent h as
perm itted j m ail a s I* am returning to the sta tes
p ic k up.
B eth lehem to reveal th e fa ct th a t it : to attend Subm arine School, expect
l i e P ub lish the
exceeded in output its prom ise, w hich to see you soon ’.
Mr. and Mrs. B a­
W A N T E D —L iv # Katm its, to buy
seem ed fa n ta stic w hen m ade at the logh last saw Gordon w hen he w as
B E AV E UTO N E N T E K P R ISE
now. Top prices paid. R abbit Meat
b eginning of 19*3, th a t it would turn home for four brief days in Febru­
TIG A R D SE N T IN E L
Co., 8917 SE Stark St. .Portland.
out a ship a day o f m ajor figh tin g ary, the only tim e sin ce his departure
MULTNOM AH P R E S S
P hone SU n set 1722.
Open w eek
and cargo craft.
1 three years ago.
H e and his pals
ALOHA N EW S
days only until 7:30 p. m.
The rem arkable program carried Don Chalm ers, and Gerald Pom eroy,
out Np B eth lehem included a 36-000- naval recruit students, along w ith
Complete RasW m W ash ington County
ton battleship, 27,000-ton aircraft car­ their friend E n sign R. G. Jubitz, all
: and
W estern
M ultnom ah C ounty
riers, 14,700-ton carriers,
13,000-ton left th is com m unity together and
Coverage.
heavy cruisers, 10,000-ton light cruis­ sailed on the U.S.S. Hey wood. They
W OULD L ike a R ide from Tigard
W e assum e no finan cial responsi­
ers, 6,000-ton ligh t cruisers, 2,100-ton ; rem ained together for som e tim e.
to the C ooperage at St. Johns.
b
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for
errors
w
hich
m
ay
appear
in
destroyers, 1,620-ton destroyers, des­ , Last reports are th a t Gerald is now
Sw ing sh ift.
Call after 5. Tigard
ad vertisem en ts published in th ese
troyer escorts, tank landing craft, in­ P h a rm a cist’s M ate 1st cla ss stationed
3157.
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fantry landing craft, and m any types ! In Long Beach, w hile Bosn's. M ate
colum ns but in case w here th is paper
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o f cargo sh ips including a large num ­ ¡Don C halm ers 2nd cla ss is soon to
is at fault w ill reprint that part of
W ILL CARE For Children even-
ber of Liberty ships and Victory • return to his vessel th e U. S. S. Am-
an ad vertisem en t in w hich the typo­
. ings.
A loha 6521.
ships.
graphical
m
istake
occurs.
! erican Legion.
The value of the year's w ork w as
Mr. and Mrs. B alogh are w onder­
sto c*t Picked up free of
equivalent to over 1,000 Liberty sh ips in g ju st w here Gordon w ill attend
• FÜR SALE
ch arge an yw h ere.
Call
and, in term s of m an-hours, the com ­ subm arine school.
W hile he w as
collect.
U N . 1221; n igh t call
pany estim ates the 1943 program w as hom e in February he took tim e out
FO R SA LE WOOD—16 in. green
DENLEY
R E N D E R IN G
CO.,
eq u ivalen t to the construction of 22 to becom e engaged to Miss Mildred
block and slab $10 per cord in 2
Portland.
battleships.
A pproxim ately 70% o f , T ackey of H ollywood, Calif.
cord
load;
green
slab
16
in.
$9
a
H e ex­
th e sh ip s built were figh tin g craft pects to bring her hom e w ith him on
cord in 2 co ld loads.
Ruben
P A P E R IN G — P ain tin g, and P aper­
and 30% cargo vessels.
Johnson,
N ew berg Star
route.
| his return here.
ing, neat experienced
w orkm an.
In addition to the am azing produc­
P hone 193J.
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In a holiday greetin g received from
L. L. Seeley,
P hone B eaverton
tion record of new ships, B eth lehem their son S ergeant G eorge D unn of
2516.
50tf
FOR SALE—’Two speed furnace,
yards also repaired, converted and SW Fow ler St., h is p arents Mr. and
fan
w ith
m otor
$20.
Tigard
serviced over 7,000 v essels ,thus play­ Mrs. D unn were inform ed that he is
H ID E S A WOOL, CASCARA—A
2373.
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in g a m ajor role in k eep in g our fig h t­ a m em ber of the ground crew- of a
sp ecialty.
LEE BROS., 23 SW
ing fleets in trim.
flyin g recounnaisance squadron on an
FO R S A L E —Green slab old grow th
Clnv. Portland.
A tw uter 5334.
A pproxim ately 300,000 m en and wo­ \ im portant island som ew h ere in the
4 ft. D elivered in B eaverton or
m en are em ployed by B eth lehem in South P acific.
M ultnom ah $8 in 3 cord loads, $7
its shipyards, steel m ills and other di­ j It is w ith deep regret and h eart­
FU R N A C E & Saw dust Burner ser­
though it is still in its infancy. The
del. to Tigard, Sherwood or Aloha.
v ision s to accom plish th is program. felt sym pathy that w e report the re­
v ice and in stallation.
P hone
idea is m aturing slow ly but surely.
C. J. Staser, Carlton, Oregon, Bx.
B ut because the com pany has set its ceipt of a telegram received from the
CHerry 1236.
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D uring the War, m un icipalities have
373.
50-53
C ontinued from P a g e 1
sig h ts still higher for 1944 it w ill be War D partm ent by th e fam ily of Mr.
not had m uch to spend on m unicipal
necessary to add still m ore to its ¡and Mrs. P a t P aola, SW 45th St.,
im provem ents.
In m any com m uni­
FO R TOW CAR call V ER M ILY E
present arm y o f em ployees.
ties. however. P lan nin g Boards have
MOTOR CO. P h on e Tigard 3381.
Marine Corps
L ieutenant
D om inic
; V anditti, their brother-in-law and hom es in their resp ective com m uni­ been busy preparing studies of hous­
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Leaving
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Stock m arket boom s benefit ing, recreation and educational re­
husband of Mrs. P a o la ’s sister w as ties.
Mrs. America
CUSTOM TRACTOR W O R K Let
B eaverton at 7 a.m. D riving to 57th j
Many o f their recom ­
reported m issin g in action in Europe, m ost all securities,, but real estate quirem ents.
us plow your garden.
H ow ard
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insworth.
R.
H.
Besm
ehn,
M eets the War
or
building
booms
m
ay
w
ell
be
con­
m endations, designed
to
m eet the
w e trust that even at th is late date
Wm. Sm ith, Joh nson Rd. & Divla-
fined to certain d efin ite areas.
m axim um
living requirem ents
in
he m ay yet be discovered.
ion sts., P hone B eaverton 2462 54
p. m., ask for Mrs. Besm ehn.
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. T ake a look a t the fam ily's w ar
term s o f health, efficien cy and con­
Mrs. R. G. Culbertson has just re- The P ostw ar House
ration books today to m ake certain ! turned from a holiday w ith relatives
In pre-war years, considerable pro­ venience, w ill take concrete form.
W A N T E D —Ironing 75c hr, P hone
th at every one has the address on the , in W ash ington and Oregon.
pre-fabricated
Studies in planning should con­
P A IN T S
A fter gress w as m ade in
B eaverton 2293.
Inquire for Mrs. •
cover filled in com pletely. T h is pre­ visitin g her m other Mrs. A. W. Ma- construction.
M ethods of in sulating sider a town or c ity ’s future in rela­
H adley.
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caution has been su ggested by the o f­ I son at Medford, shd called at the h eating, w iring, and plum bing have tion to its state or religion and even
fice o f P rice A dm inistration because hom e o f her sister, Mrs. J. Moore in been so im proved during the W ar to the nation.
Im lay’s Fresh
E ven a com m un ity”s
W A N T E D —W om an for light lau n ­
hundreds of lost ration books, w hich K lam ath Falls, Oregon.
that the pre-fabricated house indus­ place and the service it m ight render
dry in your house or ours, also w o­
Mixed Feeds
have been dropped in th e m ail by
A in any new world econom y should be
Tw o m ore new Infants w ere added try m ay m ake quite a show ing.
man for housew ork one day a
finders, are being sent to the dead th is w eek from th is com m un ity to recent su rvey covering 27,000 houses determ ined.
riSHER THORSEN PAINTS
Population trends, in­
w eek.
Telephone B eaverton 3847.
letter o ffice for lack of an address. the rapidly m ounting list o f new citi­ o f th is type show s th a t they can be dustries, resources, available
land,
J. B. Cronnelin
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For quality, fair price and
Many lost books could be returned if zens:
Miss P a tricia Ann Reed tip ­ built for from 10% to 20% below the soil analysis, clim ate .transportation,
service
correct ad dresses were filled in on the ped the scales at the E m an ual hospi­ cost of th e con ven tional house.
A sanitation and m any other factors
W A N TED —Truck M echanic. L. H.
J.
B.
Imlay
& Sons
covers.
T he post o ffic e has agreed tal at 5 pounds 11 ounces. H er par­ very large num ber have been built enter into in telligen t city or subur­
Cobb Co., Phone B eaverton 2881.
R E E D V IL L E
ALOHA. O R E.
to forard a lost ration book if the en ts are Mr. and Mrs. G. B. R eed SW for d efen se w orkers.
Many of these ban planning.
It should represent
48-51
ow ner can be located.
This, much m ore than an effiicen t lay-out
45th St., and she has an older broth­ m ay be m oved to new sites.
Mrs. A m erica’s point stam p s still er, Glen.
of streets, parks, business areas and
hcavever, is an exp en sive job.
H om e-m akers can take a tip from
Through the taxing power an at-
w ill bring her about the sam e am ount
As pre-fabricated house m anu fac­ educational or m unicipal services. My
Mrs. J a m es W. T hom as on Dec.
T hey
| tem pt has been m ade by the Federal N avy cooks on soup m ailing.
turers
profit
from
recently
learned
o f rationed foods after th e new ration 27th g ave birth to fier ninth child
readers should g et acquainted w ith
let soups cool after cook in g so that
governm
ent
in
recent
years
to
bring
token plan g oes into effec t the la t­ R onald K. born at a Portland hospi­ con stru ction lesson s and as the idea their local P lan nin g Board mem bers.
the fat w ill rise.
W hen it has hard­
ter part of Feburary.
At the pres­ tal.
catch es on, I expect to see a real They are not a m unicipal luxury; about a redistribution of w ealth, and ened, they rem ove it and reheat th e
ent tim e consum ers g e t ration stam p s
The D orcas S ociety m eets this m arket for houses of th is typ e.*F ive they can stabilize real estate valu es in so doing the su ccessfu l fun ction ing soup for serving.
W hen the fat can
in the am ount of 64 points per m onth T hursday at the hom e o f Mrs. Wm. or six years after the W ar fifty per by bringing better people to your of the private enterprise system , no longer be used for cooking, it is
w
hich
is
dependant
upon
the
profit
m aking
everyone
for- fa ts and m eats, and 48 points for D iesch, SW M artha St.
Mrs. John cent of our new h om es m ay be pre­ com m unity and
turned in for glycerine.
processed foods. W hen th e new plan H ess presides as new p resident at the fabricated in w hole or in part. A healthier, happier and more prosper­ m otive, has been m ade im possible.
g o es into effect, all stam p s w ill be first m eetin g of the new year.
great deal of m aterial can be saved ous.
w orth 10 points each.
T hree stam p s
W hile her son Gordon is in the and th ese sa v in g s passed on to the
w ill becom e valid a t the b eginning of service, he is first cla ss petty officer hom e ow ner.
It m ay not be long
I
each tw o-w eeks period for m eats and stationed in the South P acific, but before chain stores and departm ent
fats, m aking a m onthly total of 60 soon to return hom e to attend sub­ stores can carry a regular line of
points.
F iv e processed food stam ps m arine school, Mrs. W m. B alogh is partially pre-fabricated houses. It is
w ill be validated each m onth, m ak ­ keeping quite busy a ssistin g at th‘e reasonable to exp ect th a t houses can
ing a total of 50 points.
B ut sh ift­ G eorge W hite Service Center, the be m ass-processed as are autom obiles.
Paying tribute to its
ing of point valu es w ill m ake up for R ed Cross, D au gh ters, of the Nile, B ack City and Tow n P lanning
Hoosier Monument
fighting men who fell
the d ifferen ce in total points.
M eats E astern Star and oth er w orthy ser­
Like pre-fabricated houses, there is
on
foreign
fields
dur­
and fat p oin ts are expected to be vice organizations.
n othing new in city p lanning al-
ing World War I, In­
dropped slig h tly and processed foods
Only
This
Newspaper
Can
Offer
diana has erected at its
points probably w ill be upped.
So
Lease Bid In
capital of Indianapolis
Such Reading Bargains
Mrs. A m erica should com e out about
t h i s s t r i k i n g Wa r
th e sam e— except sh e’ll get
tok en s
A s a special service and convenience to
Memorial.
H. A nderegg w as th e only bidder
w orth one point in change, and those for a 4
our subscribers, we are offering bargain
year lease on Camp B u tte
jf
to k en s w ill have no expiration date. reservoir site w hen a public auction
prices on your newspaper and favorite
magazines.
You
can
gee
this
paper
either
w as held in the o ffic e of the city
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in combination with any one o f these
Boy Scouts to Help
I purchasing ag en t
Tuesday.
For i
WITH
great
popular
magazines,
or
with
the
5*
j several years he has operated a dairy j
D istribute Posters
Magazine Special below. Select the offer
'on the 500-acre farm w hich w as I
y o u like best . . . then fill in the coupon
i bought to provide a reservoir site
and send it to us. Please do it right away,
One hundred thousand Boy Scouts w hen the city needs one.
H is bid I
before paper shortages make it impossible
w ill distribute the Fourth W ar Loan ! for the lea se w as $50 a m onth for the 1
Our dead have left
to fill all subscriptions!
P oster, "B uying A Bond Is No Sacri­ lease period.
their
own memorials;
fic e ,” to retail street-floor stores in
the starved and hound­
2,900 cities and tow n s on January 15,
Any Magazine Listed and This
ed people of captive
th e O ffice o f W ar Inform ation an ­
Newspaper, Both for Price Shown
Europe can do little
nounced recently.
more than hope and
SE P A R A T O R S — M il.H E R S
The Boy S cou ts w ill circulate the
□ American Fruit Grower$1.75
pray, but to free Amer­
COM PLETE E Q U IPM E N T AND
p osters as OWI G overnm ent dispatch
□ American G i r l ............. 2.50
icans is left the choice
S U P P L IE S FO R T H E D A IR Y
bearers, and w ill request the retailers
□ American H o m e ........... 2.25
of their own future.
IN D U ST R Y
to give th e poster m essage front-
O American Poultry Jrnl. 1.6$
w indow display.
The Fourth W ar
□ Better Cooking Be
Loan drive opens o fficially January
H om em aking............... 3.45
18 and w ill continue u ntil Feb. 15.
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WAR BONDS
S car
De Laval
More Tea for Civilians
A bout 76 m illion pounds o f tea w ill
be available to civilian consum ers in
1944 w artim e 'lim itation s on shipp­
in g space perm itting.
T h is is about
16 m illion pounds more than civilian s
got in 1943.
HHomekCriieH
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N jn v te tu r a n A D M H buton
EVERYTHING , j
AT. 6461
135 NW Park
T R IL B Y I. C H R IST E N SE N
T rilby I. C hristensen • of 0526 SW
N evada, died Jan. 16.
S he w as w ife
o f C harles J., m other o f M elvin L
D aniels, sister o f Edward D. Starr,
Tillam ook; Mrs. Pearl Moore, Los An­
geles; Mrs. B eatrice M cDonald, San
F rancisco.
Riverview Cemetery
W E ST E N D
8ELLW OO D 11 R ID G E
CREMATORIUM
MAUSOLEUM
CEMETERY
B E W IS E A N D M O DER NIZE
PA T R O N IZ E
H. B. W ISE
PLU M B ER
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1232 — 743 M aplecrest Court
Com plete Funeral Service In New-
Cathedral Chapel at No E xtra cost
R iverview Is a co-operative a sso ­
ciation w ith a ssets of over $800,000
C EN TR A LL Y
LO CATED
C lose to bus trans­
portation
and
w alk in g
distance
from downtow n.
M EN
for
k 40 hours straigh t; 8 hours t i m e j
a and a half. Good w orking condi- ^
J £ tions.
P erm an en t em ploym ent. ^
OREGON
MOTOR STAGES
506 SW Mill
BE. 3021
PO R TL A N D
AT FIRST
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c f use 666
666 TABLETS. <AIVE. NOSE DROPS
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FACTORY WORKERS
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Boy’s L if e ..................... 3,10
Child L ife ..................... 2.95
Christian H e r a ld ......... 2.50
Column D ig est............. 2.95
Country G entlem an. . . 1.65
Dog W o rld ................... 2.50
Farm Jrl. & F’rm ’rs Wife 1.65
Flower G r o w e r ........... 2.50
Flying A ces.............
2.50
H o u seh o ld ..............
1.90
Hygeia .......................... 2.95
Liberty ......................... 3.95
Nature (10 Iss., 12 Mo.) 3.45
Open R 'd (I2 Iss., 14 M.) 2.25
Outd'rs (12 Iss., 14 Mo.) 2.25
Parents' Magazine . . . . 2.50
Pathfinder..................... 2.00
Photoplay - Movie Mirr. 2.50
Popular Mechanics . . , 3.25
Poultry T rib u n e........... 1.65
Sports A field................. 2.25
Sunset Magazine........... 2.00
True S to ry ..................... 2.25
The Woman ....................2.10
Your L if e .................... 3-45
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a
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the things you need by shopping
through this big bargain basement
and SA VE
the things you are no longer using
for CA SH -M O N EY .
spare rooms, apartm ents im m ediate­
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y y —^ th in g s you do not need for some-
l a t h i n g you can use.
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