Friday, August 18, 1944 B E AV E RTO N ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon Oft Heard Last Words Men Trained to Bust Pillboxes CLASSIFIED WANT ADS TW O Cents a word per issue N O TH IN G LESS T H A N 25c CASH MUST ACCOM PANY A L L CLASSIFIED ADS NO ADS T A K E N O VER PHONE H e Publish the BEAVER TO N E N T E R P R IS E TIG A R D S E N T IN E L M U LTNOM AH PRESS ALO H A NEW S Complete Eastern Washington County and Western Multnomah County i Coverage. ' We assume no financial responsi­ bility for errors which may appear in advertisements published in these columns but in case where this paper is at fault will reprint that part of an advertisement in which the typo­ graphical mistake occurs. t FOR SALE C O RN —One ear or a thousand! crates, Get it at field at farm p ri-j' ces, every afternoon or evening, except Sundays. Baker's, Beavdr-1 ton, bet. Hazeldale store and Kin-i* ton. 28-311 N ORTH SECTION PO R TLA N D B Y O W N E R —2 bedroom home on paved corner, gas furnace, electric hot water heater, fireplace, cement | basement, garage, landscaped grounds, pool, etc. $1000 down, ! bal. easy terms. 5706 No. Denver Ave., cor. Jessup St. Phone TR. j 8629. Open evenings. tf FOR S A L E —6 used Doors. Inquire I at Studio Barber Shop, Beaverton,1 Roy Tate. 27-29 | H A R D Y Western-bred New Hamp­ shire chicks every week. ROSS H ATC H ER Y, Aloha, Or., Phone Aloha 6441. 25-30 J. B . BROOD SOWS and Weaner Pigs for Sale the year around, S. A. Gotter, Scholls. 12tf FOR SALE—4 ft green slab. Aloha district $6 per cord. Block & Ed-j ging $7 per cord. Beaverton-Ti- . gard-Garden Home district 4 ft. ! green slab $7 per cord. Block A- j Edgings $8 per cord. H. F. Elford, Forest Grove. Phone 56. tf W ANTED W A N T R ID E Home, Near Benz i Park, Every Day except Sat., 2-2:30, p. m. BEacon 4971 or write 7203! SW Crestdale Crt. Portland 29 ! SE PA R A TO R S — M ILK E R S C O M PLETE E Q U IPM E N T AND SU PPLIE S FOR T H E D A IR Y IN D U STR Y HHmoe Unteli Combine ingredients. Mix well and The ciimax 0f the entire operation pour into well buttered baking dish. jg pjay e(j by the soldier with the Bake in a slow oven 300 degiees i } flame_thrower and the man with the for 40 minutes. ^ demolition charge. As soon as one pillbox blows, the £ entire section moves forward for an- attack. During a landing operation these tactics are repeated by many squads along a consider- able front— there will be at least one division in line, and probably more. Fear Not ‘Secret Weapons,’ All the inventive brains and me­ chanical skill at the command of Hitler’s Germ any went into devising and manufacturing weapons with Mechanics work 48 hrs. per week^ which to combat the Allied invasion ta ouaiftiu, nouio tim ejj of western Europe. But the best 40 hours straight; o 8 hours and a half. Good working condi- t they could devise seems to hold no Permanent employment || terror for the Yanks. tlons. The results range from fantastic improbabilities employing the far­ thest advances of a perverted sci­ ence, through "bright ideas” of com­ 1 mon killers, down to battle-suggest­ ed improvements of standard weapons. 506 SW Mill BE. 3021 Before the invasion Germ an prop­ PO R TL A N D agandists made much capital of "se c re t" weapons that would turn any tide in their favor at one fell stroke, and some of the actual G er­ man equipment lent color to their claims. Most of the secret weapon talk, however, was pretty generally W A N TE D written off as simply hot air. The Germ ans necessarily have to rely principally on the unromantic realities of fixed fortifications, artil­ lery, tanks, machine-guns, barbed ALSO wire, mines and men with rifles. S c a b Hdnufartufwt l DMrIMan 1 V C R Y T H IN G w ashers *. . . - " MECHANICS 135 N W Park AT. 6461 Riverview Cemetery W EST END SEE!,WOOD BRIDGE CREMATORIUM MAUSOLEUM CEMETERY Complete Funeral Service In New Cathedral Chapel at No Extra cost Riverview is a co-operative asso­ ciation with assets of over $800,000 CENTRALLY LOCATED Close to bus trans­ portation and walking distance from downtown. £ ^ a 9 fi OREGON MOTOR STAGES j TURKEYS One does not feel ten blows on an­ other's back. Main Office and Plant J. P. Finley & Son MORTICIAN Essential Industry E X PERIENC E N O T NECESSARY Steady Work with Overtime APPLY AT SYLVAN PLANT COLUMBIA BRICKWORKS ISM A. E. Water A n ., Portland 3101 SW Mc(£heauey Road. Portland, Oregon This space paid for by an Oregon businessman. Writ«*—Phone— or Call Oregon Dairy & Poultry Products Compnay \ 12 310» 808 SE Alder St. 8. E. Oak StreH, Portland, Ore. Thone I"Ast 5141 Color of an object is merely the | I ret lection of certain parts of the | j light falling upon it. A red rose ab- | sorbs the blue and green light rays ’ reflecting only the red rays. RATION BOOK REMINDER Cut this out and keep it In your pprae or billfold. MEATS— FATS— Book 4 Red Stamps A-8 through D-5 are good indefinitely. A5, B5, and C5 beebme good July 30 and remain good indefinitely. Waste kitchen fata exchanged for two points and four cents a pound. l ’ KOCESSED FOODS— j Book 4— Blue stamps A8 through j Z8 and A5, valid indefinitely. SUGAR— ! Stamp No. 30, 31, 32 in book 4 valid indefinitely for five pounds. For canning only: Sugar Stamp 40 Valid for 5 pounds through Feb. 28, 1945. SHOES—Loose Stamps Invalid Book 3—Airplane stamps No’s. 1 and 2, indefinitely for one pair. FU EL O U— Period 4-5 coupons valid through Sept. 30. Place new orders as soon as Period 1 coupons received from local boards. G ASO LINE COUPONS— Not Valid uni)-»M Endorsed A No. 12 valid thru Sept 21 —3 gal each. B3--or C3 may be renewed with­ in but not before 15 days from date on cover. WOOD. C O A L SA W D l’ST— O RD ER NOW ! Don't risk short­ age next winter. T IR E IN SPE C TIO N — Records must he presented for gasoline renewals, special application and tire replacements. PR IC K CO NTRO L— Refer price inquiriea and com­ plaints to price clerk at your local hoard. IN V E S T IG A T E N O W 0 To Get ACTUAL MARKET PRICES Blue Mountain Hide Wool & Fur Co. 17*4 9. W F R O N T AVE. Portland The Opportunities to Le a rn Logging and Lu m b e rin g at permanent substantial Oregon, and Washington operations . . . where employment at good wages will continue in peacetime at the same strong pace now required by war. GET F U LL D E TAILS ABOUT OP- A P O R T ! NIT1ES. HOARD A BOOM, HOUSING. SCHOOLING, ETC., AT LOG & LUMBER EMPLOYM ENT SERVICE 0|>en nil day, 828 SW Uth (near Stark) Portland PH O NE BEacon 3233 and Tiled, nife*, 'til 8 .................... No fee. R eadym ix C o n cre te C o . R e a d y - M i x e d C o n c r e t e n o w available f o r Beaverton, Aloha, Tigard, Multnomah 400 N. Thompson St. Portland. Oregon Trinity 1193 H ER E'S A B O O K LET EV ER T H O T GROW ER W ILL W ART TO / r ea d & U * ; *1 A. 6r f**e! N Growers. DOUBLE DITTY — DOLLARS_ _ l VIGRAN Ship Your CASCARA BARK W O O L M O H AIR A N D HIDES Oregon Balsam of Fir Tallow and House Grease E. L. MartlndiUe, Manager A Massachusetts editor reports that I 1 in the Bay State the slogan "Don't , change horses In the middle of the ! I stream" has been revised to read I "Let’s change horses and cross the \ stream.” NEW. LOW : Ê PRICE/ 4Twater 2181 BRICKYARD FACTORY WORKERS We offer a STRE AM -LIN E D M A R K E TIN G SERVICE to deal­ ers and Poultrymen for Poultry, Eggs, Turkeys, Cheese. Butter. ,hi. i n . « « " " * L „ , V o< .l»> ‘ O' Northwest Poultry & Dairy Products Co. BW FOURTH A T M ONTGOM ERY W ANTED W e Are Now Ready to Receive Shipments And Surrounding Area Live Poultry and Egg» Receiving A Dressing Plants: Portland, McMinnville, Salem, Albany, Eugene, Roseburg, Redmond, Oregon. Once a can of Molasses Is open, store it in a cold place or a refrige­ rator to keep it from molding or fer­ menting. Molasses is high in iron that is needed for blood building. Use it often in gingerbread, cakes and cookies In cooking keep the tem­ perature low to prevent scorching. LIVE POULTRY WANTED FISHER TH0RSEN PAINTS FOR SALE—Wood Green 16 in. slab $9 per cord in 2ii cord loads. Ruben Johnson, Newberg Star Route. Phone 193J. 15tf D e La v a l | To simplify procedure for war vet­ erans in search of work, local office of the United States Employment Ser­ vice will provide discharged service men and women with identification cards. On his first visit to a USES office, the veteran must produce evi­ dence confirming his veteran statue. W A N TE D —Good Farm properties. e . ,,, , , List your farm with us. We have O U C C e S S of Aired Troops in numerous buyers for ail types of I Thr good man lay cold and still in Invasion of Europe Due farms in vicinity of Beaverton a pine box, with flowers all about. W’ rite or telephone us. S L A Y T E R To Hard Drilling. Yet out of the hour came words of R E A L T Y CO., 52» SW Salmon, in cheer -Christ's words— "In My Fath­ Down Town Portland. 28-30 W A SH IN G T O N . — Some of the ers house are many mansions . . I GOOD Farms wanted. We have bravest soldiers in the U. S. arm y— go to prepare a place for you. . . I buyers for all types of farms in vi- it was a job only for the brave— will come again and receive you unto vicinity of Beaverton. I f you want made the initial land attack on the ; Myself." ONE This man had lived and died a quick sale on your farm, write Fortress of Europe by knocking out The j or telephone us. S L A Y T E R R E A L ­ pillboxes- and other fortifications of at peace with God. his Maker. T Y CO. 528 SW Salmon, in Down the Atlantic wall, says a story re­ wall of sin between them had gone down "Being justified by faith— Town Portland. BR. 1146. 28-30 leased by the war department upon counted sinless in G od ’s eye—we the invasion of Europe. have peace with God, through our > RABBITS W A N T E D He Assault tactics, perfected in North Lord Jesus Christ."! BIBLE. W A N T E D Live K ah D ita, to buy Africa, Sicily and Italy, were drilled went to meet God with not a sin He was ready to now Top prices paid. Rabbit Meat into troops in G reat Britain for against his name. Co., 8917 SE Stark St. .Portland. months before the actual invasion. die TWO— He gave to Christ the lord- Phone SUnset 1722. Open week Special training was given infantry days only until 7:30 p. m. tf units which were designated for the ship over all that he was and all that he had. Out of this total surrender, spearhead of the attack. he proved that the kingdom of God M ISC E LLAN E O U S The assault on concrete emplace­ is not meat and drink but upright­ HIDES ti WOOL, C A SC A K A — A ments is one of the most exciting ness and peace and joy in the Holy And his home folks loved specialty. LE E BROS.. 25 SW and dangerous operations of mod­ Spii it. Upright with joy and Clay Portland. AT. 5334. tf ern war. It looks imposs’l le, but hint for it. it isn't, as American doughooys have | peace at home and abroad. T H R E E — He sent out the Gospel to FO R TOW CAR call V E R M IL Y E proved. The key to success is plain, MOTOR CO., Phone Tigard 3381 tf old-fashioned fortitude, spelled with J the ends o f the earth and by that he j hastened the day when the roll-call of CUSTOM TR A C TO R W O R K —Let a capital G. 1 the redeemed w ill be complete. On Originally, the reduction of forti­ that day, Christ is to return as us plow your garden. Howard fications was considered a job for Wm. Smith, Johnson Rd. & Divis­ Prince of Peace and set up a warless ion sts., Phone Beaverton 2462 4tf engineers However, after some ex­ , world. periences, it became apparent that H EAR C H RIST— I am the resur­ Home Refrigeration and washing ¿t would be more effective to train rection and the life. He that believ- Twomhfv o T m CaU K ' sff inianUy with special engineer weap- eth in Me, even though he were dead, ombly CH. 2267.______________ 8tf onSi ancj ^ i s was technique used yet shall he live. And those of mine. 1 who are still here and living, at the D e u d 8toc*{ picked up free of *n Europe. j hour of My return, shall never die. charge anywhere. Call Wire Blown to Bits. Never go into the grave. See John | collect. UN. 1221: night call The preparation is provided by 11:25-26. So Christ is to return and D ENLEY R E N D E R IN G CO., j artillery, by naval guns, by air bom- raise up His people—the living and Portland. __ ___________________tf bardment and by waterproofed tanks the dead, into their bodies of glory.— , firing hull-down in the water. "W e shall not all sleep but we shall ) P A IN T S There are 30 men in an assault all be changed." When they coffin you, what then? j section— 29 enlisted men and one of­ lmlay’s Fresh I ficer. This is the capacity of the A Christless grave or will you go on assault boats, and it is also the most to glory and eternal reward? Mixed Feeds convenient size for attacking a single pillbox. For quality, fair price and It is the job of the first men service ashore to locate land mines, and Imlay & Sons m ark safe lanes with special tracing R E E D V IL L E ALOHA. ORE strips. As part of this operation, barbed wire must be cut, and American sol­ diers have a wonderful weapon for Spend $1,000 a Minute this purpose. It is the Bangalore torpedo, which blows a wide swath To Keep ’ Em Flying through the wire. W A S H IN G T O N . - The U. S. Then the other members of the navy is spending more than $1,000 team follow through the wire, and a minute to keep its planes in the move up the beach. air— knocking down enemy fliers, One of the most dramatic actions bombing enemy bases, and mov­ j of the assault is carried out by the ing supplies and men about the | rocket gunners, firing the famous world. 5 bazookas. Their mission is to at- This was disclosed by Rear j tack the pillbox apertures to silence Adm iral Young, chief of the bu­ | enemy fire, and the accuracy of reau of supplies and accounts. 1 American rocket gunners is remark- i able. Page 3 S q u ibb A • • • C D • O CAPSUl t S f O I M l I P M C I $ 4 .1 9 F 0 « 10 0 ( A R S I H H YOU R OWN GOOD SENSE TELLS YOU, M is ter - , * « 6 » » * * *> h - , P »- * rived by gro returns. way to g“ a,er C P obltg*” on H’* y«“ ” * lth^ o vi mad today; M • O n e match, one th e... mature forest. KEEP 0P.-GGN GREEN ASSN. &ALEM. 0 R ICON immediately- T Without obligation on my part please send me your free booklet. 100 yean it takes to will be mailed O R K G O N N U T G R O W E R S . IN C . Newberg. Oregon N a me . gro w a BEAVERTON PHARMACY Phone Beaverton 2311 ;,«..» «* * * £ . ..... f " * ”: : ; i u BE CAREFUL! less act can u n d o CAPSULES „„¿.lo o k in g « • " ‘ “ i * Address