The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, December 22, 1944, Page Page 2, Image 2

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B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E , Beaverton, O regon
Paire 2
II. 11. JE F F R IE S , Publisher
Published Friday oT each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton.
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Keep
It
Flying
THE SAME STAR
The W ise
Men suw it over the
hills o f old Judea . . . it glow s in the
ky tonight . . . although obscured by
clouds w hich all hope will soon roll
nway. It stands us do the light­
houses on the rocky coasts, a beacon
nt light to the w eary sailor. A symbol
of Hope in a w orld in which there is
ever so much room fo r improvement.
In lieu o f a personal message, we
end you dear readers and advertis­
ers, our Gieetlngs on this Christmas
Day May it be a happy one and
bring you good cheei for Christmas
t om es but on ce each year.
L ad ies! M aybe You Will
H ave Silk Hose Soon!
WASHINGTON, D C. -
A glim­
mer of "hope for small scale pro­
duction of silk stockings (remem-
I . i
appeared recently when the
WPB announced the way had been
cleared fur importation of raw silk
from China for private use.
It said the combined raw mate­
rials hoard had agreed to recom­
mendations that United States im­
porters be allowed to purchase the
silk. Heretofore the entire supply
has gone to the government for mili­
tary needs.
About 60,000 bales of silk a year
were available from China before
the war, as compared with approxi­
mately 273,000 bales from Japan.
Paris Editor Given
20 Years in Prison
PARIS. — Stephanne Lauzanne,
70-year-old editor of the news­
paper Le Matin, was convicted of
colluftion with the enemy and sen­
tenced to 20 years in prison.
The French journalist's deit-
nt s was aided by his 65-ycnr-old
American wife, the former Ca­
mille Gros of San Francisco, it
was reported.
Gave Their Four Sons,
Fifth Is to Come Home
WASHINGTON. - Lieut. Gen. A
Vandegrift, marine corps comman­
dant, heeded the plea of Mr. and
Mrs. Alben Brogstrom of Tremon-
ton, Utah, who have lost four sons
in this war, that he permit their fifth
son in service to retur nand help run
their farm.
A navy spokesman said that Van­
degrift, by special order, honorably
discharged Marine Pfc. Boyd D.
Borgstrom, now at Camp Lejeune,
N. C.
Three of the Borstrom sons were
killed in action and a fourth is miss­
ing in action in France. Another
son, 15, is at home.
H. A. Starr
Million Maps Attest to
German Invasion Plans
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM. - Evi­
dence that Germany was still pre­
paring to invade Britain as late as
last year is contained in the dis­
covery in a Brussels garage of a
million maps of England. Wales and
Ireland.
The maps were originally printed
in 1940 and 1941, but many had been
brought up to date and bore the
printer’s mark 1943.
Intricate German markings dis­
close keys to railway crossings,
electric plants, industrial centers,
and military objectives of all kinds.
Many maps of English cities had
been "improved” and corrected by
German reconnaissance.
Contractor fo r Concrete W ork
Estimates gladly given on Jobs Large or Small
2425 N. Commercial
UNiversity 1054
Portland 12, Or.
l ï J I.. Packer — ilretêler Editorial Lurloon», Inc.
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M I ra a ^ s M «iiK iliM<»Miem a ^ * i « e s i K ^ a s i a i m
Plane Flies Atlantic in
10 Hours and 13 Minutes
MONTREAL, QUE. — A trans-
Atlantic record of 10 hours and 13
minutes—one hour and one miriute
less than the previous one set last
January — was chalked up by a
Trans-Canada Air Lines Lancaster
flying nonstop from here to Britain,
it was announced recently. There
were no passengers aboard but the
aircraft was carrying 6,031 pounds
of mail and 2,036 pounds of priority
freight.
Thirty Years’ War The besieged
people of Augsburg were stnrving. On
a hunch, a bakery threw the lust loaf
of bread over the wall to the hungry
enemy, saying the city had plenty of
food. The ruse worked and the
enemy lifted the siege.
"The planners plan much better for
themselves than they do for the peo­
While In Beaverton be sure to eat ple. The payroll proves it.” Indiun-
nt the Greyhound Coffee Shoo
h poi is News.
SEPTIC TANKS
“Concrete”
S E E YOUR BUILDING M A TER IA L D EA LER
Portland Concrete Pipe and Product« Co.
r> I!» SVV Macadam Ave., Portland, 1, Oregon
AT. 83*4
Beaverton Full Gospel Chapel
Services
Upstairs Oddfellows Hall
Sundays 7:45 p. m.
e v a n g e l is t ic , f u u , g o s p e l
I hursdays 7:45 p. m. p r e a c h in g , m u s ic and s in g in g
O R V IL L E J. POULIN,
Minister
E V ER Y B O D Y W ELCO M E
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
CHURCHES
1 I miche* of The Mother
Church, The First Church
of Chrl»t. Scientist, in
Boston. Massachusetts.
Subject of Sunday's Lesson Sermon
“CHRIST JE S U S ”
attention
of Churches \ S o c ie t ie s :
FIRST
181» MV Everett St.
SECO Nil
M l NE llo t lu d a y St.
THIRD
. t r a S E M a d is o n S i.
FOURTH
IO» N. E m e r s o n Si
FIFTH
42*4 S E JOnd Ave.
SIXTH
ISSI SW Park A v e .
SM F.NTII
1WOI1 N. S m itlt St.
EIGHTH
3ÛOÔ N I
M u li n o n i.ih
NINTH
.1 NI s o li, \ l,
TENTH
712« S E M llw a u k ie
Masonic Hall NE I02d near S a n d v
W
READING ROOMS
M f'iisn ln »' M oor
A m e r ic a n
H ank
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Powell A Towle Ave.,
The hope chest is definitely a high fashion item these
to lighten your heart, and economical operation.
days . . . not only for the war bride who is filling her
And remember, . . the magic blue gas flame is
first one, but for every woman who is dreaming of
con trollable. It clicks on to any degree you want,gives
a peacetime home . . . dreaming of the things she’s
instantaneous heat, clicks off w ith no wasteful reserve
of heat. It's the m odern fu e l fo r peacetim e kitchens.
going to have when war production is finished
The range you w ant in your hope chest is a new "CP-
. . . C er lifted P erform ance (¡as Range, because it w ill
offer every cooking advantage . . . the perfect oven, the
perfect broiler, the perfect top unit performance.
Gresham
7707 SW Capitol Highway. Multnomah
Service#:
In the new "CP” Gas Range you’ll get performance
to lighten your work In the kitchen, beauty of design
This Certified Performance seal on any modern
gas range is the mark of compliance with the
highest standards of manufacture. Available after war
production is finished . . . the gas industry'! contribu­
tion to postwar prosperity and millions of man-hours
of productive employment.
Grand let
K
S. I
B u ild in g
is there a gas range in your hope chest?
Broadway
K ix lr r
I t ild .
M i l » a n k le Ave.
IWl N. Emerson Street
«ou* N. -»noth Street
Sunday Morning at II Sunday Even.
Mrs! and Third at 7 o'clock;
Fourth and Sixth at 8 o'clock
Sunday Schools for Pupils under 20
Wednesday Evening Meetings 8 o cloek
Public Is invited to Attend Church Services and use Reading Booms
PORTLAND
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