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    Friday, December 22, 1944
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E , Beaverton, Oregon
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Petitions to be Presented
T o 1945 Oregon Legislature
ISazi Suprr-Rowls
May A id Invasion
A large amount of discussion of
three important questions crystalized
into the passing of three resolutions |
W ANTED
at the Symposium arranged by Mrs.' More Than 4,000 Miles of
W A N T TO R E N T Private party George T. Gerlinger in Portland on |
Them Cover the lieich .
These resolu­
wants house with 2 or 3 bedrooms, last Septembei 22.
tions
in
the
form
of
petitions
will
be
kitchen wired for electric range,
WASHINGTON. — Many of nearly
can give best refeience. L. De Jar- 1 presented to the 1945 Oregon Legis-
half of 8,500 projected miles of
din, Gen. Del., St Paul, Oregon 47 i lature as follows; that they memori­
alize the next Congress to pass an superhighways in Germany com­
W A N T E D —Bicycle repairman, ex­ amendment to the Constitution to pleted when 'n 1939 war forced sus-
perienced man preferred. Kissler limit the tenure of office of Presi- j pension of the building program will
Bicycle Shop, 923 SW 4th Ave., dent of the United States, of any par- facilitate the Allied invasion if all
Portland, Ore., bet. 11 a. m. and 6 ty, to two terms of four years each are not destroyed by the Nazis them-
p. m.
Call A T 5438.
tf for the very good reasons set forth selvps or A1Ued artiUery and air
in the resolution; that they make a ■
bombs
careful study of the Electoral Col­
W ALNUTS — FILBERTS
These Reichsautobahnen (liter­
lege system of electing the President
Walnut Meats
Filbert Meats
| of the United States and that their al translation: Realm’s auto tracks)
We Pay Cash on Receipt
'conclusions if sufficiently unanimous arc 78-foot-wide concrete espla­
at our plant
; be presented to the next session of nades, double three-lane ribbons with
THE TIGARIl
Congress, where legislation about this 15-foot parkway between, on the pat­
NET PACKING CO.
tf matter is already pending: and the tern of the Pennsylvania turnpike
¡third resolution relates to making between Pittsburgh and Harrisburg,
P A P E R IN G — Painting & Kalso- a suitable appiopriation for statues
the National Geographic society
mining, neat, experienced work­ of two most outstanding Oregon citi­ says.
man
L. L. Seeley, R 2, Bx 180-A zens to be placed in Statuary Hall.
Pirst of them accessible to United
Beaverton.
Phone Beaverton 2516 (or the Hall of Fame, as it is popu­
40tf larly called), in the nation's Capitol. States forces was a spur from
Aachen — pounded into surrender by
R A B B IT S W A N T E D
Page 3
T w o Japanese-Americans
Lieut. Gen. Courtney II. Hodges’
First army—to Cologne, 40 miles to
BEST P R IC E for Rabbit Fryers, D.
the northeast.
FOR SALE
The
honor
roll
for
the
second
six
P. MacDonald, R2, Bx 218, Beaver­
Others are within early range of
ton.
Phone Beaverton 2260.
W e weeks’ period includes the following
First Honors -Josephine American forces near Karlsruhe,
FOR S A LE —Uph. Oak rocker $8.
pick up.
tf students:
Anzalone and Catherine Anzalone; ( where a main north-south route lies
Wicker Rocker $4, Dining T a b le!
honor*—Catherine
Blaser, i within seven miles of France's
W A N T E D - L iv e UaODits, to buy second
$4. Crome trimmed Bird Cage and
now. Top prices paid. Rabbit Meat Freda Quinter, Teresa Roos. Margery northeastern corner: westward near
stand 5, large Bird Cage $3.25.
Co., 8917 SE Stark St. .Portland Campbell, Margaret Heineck. Jane Saarbruecken, where a spur runs
stand $5, large Bird Cage $3.26.
Phone SUnset 1722.
Open week Rivers. Vera Berntng, Betty Lou Du-;
47 i
from the Ludwigshaven-Mannhcim
days only until 7:30 p. m.
tf gan, Patricia Harden, Bernice Hertel
FOR S A LE —White enamel wood
Coreen Packard, Jeanne Ringuette industrial center on the Rhine; and
Cook Stove.
Boy’s Victory Bicy- | ) L O S T
Mary Ann
Sohler and Inez Leis; j at Wesel, northwest of the Ruhr, 35
Ade- i miles from Netherlands battlefields
cle.
Orville Thomas, Rt 2, Bx 288.
third honors Delores Ble er
Sunset Rd., W ill take care of child­
LOST—In Joy Theatre late Satur­ laide Hlavinka, Beverly Kosmalski, I around Arnhem and Niimegen.
ren my home, day or night. Mrs
day night Dec. 9th a string of Geraldine Shaver, Mary Sigris. Betty | Begun in 1933, the German motor
Thomas.
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pearl beads. Reward for recovery ; Vanderzanden, Hermke Bruder, Col-1 roads program was made the re­
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will be paid.
Write Mrs. Wm. F. Ieen Crapeau, Alice Hcartley, Jean j sponsibility of railroad construction
Electrical Appliances Repaired
Holtz, Rt 1, bx 279 or call Tigard Marchant, Helen Maschino, Mary Jean | engineers.
Rudios,
Refrigerators,
Washing J
2381, Sentinel Rep C. V. Wallace Rutledge. Pauline Sohler, Ann Baum- j
Machines, Sewing Machine and all
47 gardner, Rosalita Beller, Olive Ethell,, Six principal routes form a super­
household appliances See
Telma
Farraguia,
Mary
Heineck, , highway grid in Germany. Two were
ED D IE OLDM AN
(
Merrilee Herrick and Rosemary Roos. i north-south: Hamburg to Basel in
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Johnson Road
Music pupils of the grade depart-' the west, Stettin to Munich and
Opp. N. W. Christian Home or
F. E. HAGG
ment celebrated the feast
of their j Berehtesgarien in the cast. The four
Marshall Wells Hdw., Beaverton
patroness, St. Cecelia, with an enjoy­ west to-east were to run from Ham­
Hauling Contractor
tf j
Games and re­ burg to Koenigsberg. from Cologne
Concrete, Sand, Gravel, Masons able part> last week.
freshments made the occasion very to Frankfort -on - the - Oder, from
Sand, Crushed Rock and
FOR SALE—Walnuts: Large orch- |
pleasant for the young musicians.
Road Gravel
Cologne to Breslau, from Karlsruhe
ard run 30c lb. Meats 80o lb Carl |
R6, Bx 604, 1‘ortluad 1, Oregon
The annual three-day retreat f o r ; to Munich.
Seiffert, Scholls.
Phone Scholls
I
Phone Tigard 2446
tf the high school students will open De­
R A T IO N BO OK R EM IN D ER
8274.
Bring container.
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cember 11.
The director will be the i The program was acknowledged to
Home Refrlgerution and washing Rev. James Harrington, C. S. P. of • be far in advance of Reich traffic
H O LLY W R E A T H S -H o lly by the
machine services.
Call K. B. Portland.
needs. The first reason for it was Cut this out and keep it in your purse
Pound, IL E X N U R SER Y, L mi.
Twombly CH. 2267.
8tf
to provide high-speed military roads MEAT, BIT T E R , C HEESE:
West of Beaverton, Main Highway.
Red Stamps A8 through S5 are
Be
you
prepairing
roast
beef,
tur­
to support blitz invasions of neigh­
Phone Beaverton 2614.
48
CUSTOM TR A C TO R W O R K —Let
good indefinitely.
key or perhaps a baked ham for bor countries.
us plow your garden.
Howard
your family’s Christmas feast, do
Wm. Smith, Johnson Rd. & Divis­
your bit for victoiy by saving every
ion sts., Phone Beaverton 2462 4tf
drop of waste fat. No amount is too 300 Jamaicans Quit Jobs
D e a d stocl{ Plct4ed up free of trifling to save as thousands of ar­
As Workers on U. S. Farms
charge anywhere.
Call ticles, ranging from soap to muni­
PHOENIX, ARIZ. — About 300
collect.
UN
1221; night call tions, need used fats for their manu­
D ENLEY
R E N D E R IN G
CO.. facture. * Strain the fat into a tin Jamaicans — of some 800 who came
Portland.
tf can and turn it in to your butcher. to Arizona recently—have quit farm
He’ll give you four cents and two red jobs and started for their homes, a
GOAT BUCK SERVICE—Register­ points for every pound.
farmers’ representative said.
ed Pure Bred Nubian and French
About 36 Billion feet of lumber will i The workers apparently were dis­
Alpine.
R. H. Besmehn, 1 mi S of
Beaverton on highway 217.
30tf be required in 1944.
75CI will go for satisfied with wages, the type of
direct and indirect miltary uses. The ' work and housing, said W. E.
HIDES A WOOL, CASCARA— A balance will be used for essential civ- Springer, president of Agricultural
specialty
LEE BROS., 25 SW lian needs.
War Commodities, Inc., a farmers’
Clay Portland.
AT. 5334.
tf
agency to contract labor.
FOR S A LE — Iron cot with springs,
and pad.
Suitable for g ro w in g
child or grown up.
Call Beaver­
ton 2321
tf l
BROOD SOWS and W ean»r Pigs
for Sal» the year around. S. A.
Getter, Scholls.
12tf
FOR SALE—4 It green slab. Aloha
district $6 per cord. Block & Ed
ging $7 per cord. Beaverton-Ti-
gard-Garden Home district 4 ft.
giteti slab $7 per cord.
Block Ar
Edgings $8 per cord. H. F. Elford.
Forest Grove.
Phone 56.
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J
:
W ood, Old G row th Fir
W H IL E IT LASTS
12 or 16 In. heavy Green Block
i Slab $8 per Cord Delivered
Also Straight & Chip Mix Sawdust
Curb or Side Door Delivery
W ilson Fuel Yard
P. O. BOX 398, BEAVERTON
Phone Beaverton 2491
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St. M a ry’s of the Valley
FDR TO W CAR call V E R M IL Y E
MOTOR CO., Rhone Tigard 3381 tf
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P A IN T S
Im lay’s Fresh
Mixed Feeds
FISHER THORSEN PAINTS
W ANTED
BRICKYARD
FACTORY WORKERS
Essential Industry
For quality, fair price and
service
J. B. Im lay & Sons
REED V IL L E
Riverview Cemetery
ALOHA. ORE
During a Transatlantic crossing
Morton Downey gave a concert on
i the S. S. Leviathan's outdoor deck.
1 While singing. Mort took a few steps
1 backward and before anyone could
' stop him, he fell down an open
; hatch.
He dropped 60 fe et-b u t es­
caped injury.
A pile of life-belts
cushioned his fall.
W EST EN D
BELLWOOD BRIDGE
C R E M A T O R IU M
M AUSOLEUM
CEM ETERY
-Buy Christmas Seals—
Complete Funeral Service In New
Cathedral Chapel at No Extra cost
Riverview is a co-operative asso­
ciation with assets of over $ 800,000
from downtown.
CENTR ALLY
LOCATED
Close to bus trans­
portation
and
walking
distance
Kepler Davenport Co.
BEAVERTON, OREGON
Recovering and
Modernizing
Beaverton 3762
Open 8:30 to 6
Evenings by Appointment
W ANTED
I. P. Finley &Son
&
M O R T IC IA N
TURKEYS
8 \\ FOURTH AT MONTOOMFRY
ALSO
VTorstet 2181
L ive Poultry and E gg*
$
CAR WASHERS;
Receiving A Dressing Planta:
Portland, McMinr.ville, Salem,
Albany,
Eugene,
Roseburg,
Redmond, Oregon
Main Office and Plant
MECHANICS
Mechanics work 48 hr*, per week
40 hours straight;
—1 s — - . “ 8 hours time
....
and a half. Good working condì %
lions
Permanent employment. ^
Northwest Poultry &
Dairy Products Co.
E X P E R IE N C E
N O T NECESSARY
Steady W ork with Overtim e
COLUMBIA BRICK WORKS
1320 8. E. Water Ave., Portland
“ I LO ST
WEAR
SIZE
52 Lbs.!
14
AGAIN"
M R S . C. O. W E L L S . F T . W O R T H
A » Pictu red H er* ^
Y o u m ay lose pounds and have a
more slender, gr.iceful figure N o '
exercise. N o drugs. N o laxatives.
Eat meat, potato«**, gravy, butter.
The experience of Mrs W eil* may
or may not be differen t than vours,
but why not try the A yds Plan? Look
at th e s e results.
In clinical test* conducted by
medical doctor* more than 100
p erso n s lo st 14 to 15 p o u n d s
a vera g e in a fe w w eeks w ith
th e A Y D S V ita m in C a n d y
H e lm In it P la n .
A
I »
Y4»
W ith this A vd * Plan you don't cut
ftn
out any m»*als, starches, poi .
s,
I..* .. »
meat* or butter, you »im ply cut u. m
j *
down. It's simple and ra*ier when
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you en joy delirious vitami i fort*
J **
Red A Y D S b e fo m - a r h m e .ii V
m
g ?
lu tely harm l-** 30 days supply of
A v i s only $2 25. If not del
• f with results,
M O N E Y B A L K w ith the very h ist L h > x . Phone
BEAVERTON PHARM ACY
Phone Beaverton 2311
Spol on Map of l.eyte
WITH
i HE 24TH DIVISION,
I LE Y T E .—A Japanese sniper solved
a problem in geography for Sgt. Er
j nest Martin of Terre Haute, Ind.,
assigned to the map section of this
division.
Sergeant Martin was seated he-
1 fore a large map tacked to an up­
right board propped against a palm
tree, trying to locate the Leyte val-
| ley town of Alangalang on the map.
I Suddenly there was the report of
, a sniper’s gun and the zing of a bul­
let. It struck the map L..ard and
knocked it down. Martin hit the dirt
while a patrol hunted down the
sniper. Then he examined the map.
The bullet had gone through the
town of Alangalang.
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Gifts for Him
BELAI R
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S H IR T S ,3 i*5
Sports
Cheney, Arrow
Ties *1°°
Fashion Craft
Tru-Val
S H IR T S
Gabardine Sports
»2 50
Interwoven (Short or S O X
'* f ° r
Phoenix Long)
$1.20
iiickok
Or Pioneer
Suspenders
*1
00
Columbia knit
$ 5.95
SW EATERS
Gift Boxes Frei
414 S. W. Workington
Portland, Oregon
P O R T LA N D O PT IC A L CO.
I
COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE 1
Dr. Leighton E. Roy, Optometrist !
Mr. Wm. II. Smith, Opiieian g
418 S. W. Washington St.
Portland, Oregon
BE. 5014 jj
Save 20 to 25% on your F IR E IN S U R A N C E COS I S
Oregon Mutual Pollrl.w are NON ASSESSABLE.
You N EV ER pa»
more ttian the premium on the face of the policy. Oregon Mulnal
maintains more than three times the surplus required hy Oregon
Insurance la w *
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
OF McMINNVILl.K
Organized 1894--..40 year* of Reliable Service fhaa. I. Walker, Agent
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
"Every Form of Protection”
Phone 173.’
Hillsboro, Oregon
Toys, Bicycle Accessories, & Repairing of All Types
W h e e l Goods R etiring
For Stove and Diesel Oil Call Harry
Barnes
Phone Beaverton 3231.
tf
While shopping In Beaverton stop
in at the Greyhound Coffee Shop for
I Lunch.
KISSLER’S
923 S W 4th Ave., Portland
A T . 5438
u s
De Laval
SEPARATOR* — MILKERS
COMPLETE EQUIPMENT AND
SUPPLIES FOR THE DAIItt
INDUSTRY
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O VE R LO AD S OF CHEER
TO YO U A L L
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Pawn * mo C m .- fa ir la w Dry
8. E. Oak StreH. Portland. Or*.
Phone l'Ast 5141
M O R T I C I A N
Beaverton, Oregon
Estab. 1910— Serving 33 years
I’llONK BEAVERTON 3411
B u lle t Helps Yank Find
SYLVAN PLANT
Waste kitchen fats exchanged for
two points and four cents a pound.
PROCESSED FOODS—
Hook 4—Blue stamps A8 through
B2 valid indefinitely.
Blue Stamps X-5 to B-2 became
valid Dec. 1.
SUGAR—
Stamps No. 30-34 In book 4 valid
l indefinitely for five pounds.
For canning only: Sugar Stamp
40 valid for 5 pounds through Feb.
28, 1945.
SHOES—L oom stamp* Invalid
Book 3- Airplane stamps N o’». 1
2 and 3 good indefinitely for one pair.
GASOLINE COUPONS—
Not Valid unless Endorsed
A No. 13 expires Dec. 21.
WOOD. GOAL. SAWDUST—
Delivery by priorities based on writ­
ten statements of needs.
PRICE CONTROL—
Refer price Inquiries and com­
plaints to price clerk at your local
board.
Springer said the Jamaicans re­
garded cotton picking as “ peon la­
bor.” They were paid 50c an hour
for general farm work. Thirty-five
of the workers, Springer said, left
cotton fields because one of them
was refused service at a bar be­
cause of his color.
The Jamaicans, imported into
While shopping eat at the Grey-
the United States by the war food
at
the Greyhound Coffee Shop.
administration to help in labor i
shortage areas and brought here at
government expense, previously had
been working in Michigan canning
W . E. P E G G
factories.
APPLY AT
Herod Slays
Own Son
Hunt, Idaho, Bringing the total of
Minidoka casualties to 26 killed and
¡58 wounded, the War Department
has reported 3 killed and 12 wounded
in action in France during late
■ October and early November. Nine
of tlie 25 have been killed In France.
Among those listed this week as
Only three years before, King
I killed was a former graduate o f the
Beaverton High School. Pvt. Shin Sa­ i Herod had ordered the death of hi
lto, son of Mr. and Mrs. Yoshinos- sons and later .Antipater, son by Dot
uke Sato, was reported killed in ac­ ! is. Was put out of the way. Now the
tion on Noveuibet 1 on the French King ought to be at ease, but anoth
. front.
A member of the 442nd Com- er rival comes into the scene.
The Wise Men from out the E.i t
j bat team, Pvt. Saty left for overseas
| duty in September of this year.
He ■ are in Jerusalem asking Where is
was 25 years old. After finishing Beav- he that is born King of the Jews, for
'erton high school tie attended Pacific we have seen His star in the East
At
College at Forest Grove, Oregon. He 1 and are come to worship Him.
! was prominent us an outstanding ath- this He-.od plots to put this one also
.out of the way.
The prophets of
t lete in football.
Pfc. Roy Sato, a brpther of Pvt. old had said thnt Bethlehem was to
Shin, was reported wounded in action be the birth place of this one and so
in Fiance on October 30.
Sato was to Bethlehem. Herod sent the men
sent
overseas in August, 1944. and from out the East. "When ye have
was a volunteer and member of 442nd found him, bring me word again, that
! Combat Team. He. also was a gradu­ I may come and worship him also.”
So said Herod, sly old fox.
ate ot Beaverton High School.
The Babe was Christ of the royal
Fishermen and
hunters
spend line of King David He grew to man­
$2U.‘HX'.tkH) foi licenses yearly and hood, offered Himself as King, was
hunters spend untold millions for rejected, crucified and ascended hack
to glory to await God’s day when he
equipment.
shall return to rule the nations from
The Bible is full of it.
For Stove and Diesel Oil Call Harry Jerusalem.
Barnes
Phone Beaverton 32ol. tf Men Now—Nations Liter
God is not now changing over the
i nations.
He is now putting life into
men who are dead in trespasses and
Fruit, Nut, Flowering and Shade sins
Believe the Bible.
Stand on
Trees, Rosea, Berry Plants
it thnt Christ died foi your sins.
Shrubs, etc.
Know that youi life page Is made
•
clean.
Sin has left a crimson stain
Large supply of peaches, apples,
He washed it white as snow.
Next,
pears, cherries, prunes, plums, ap­ yield your days and abilities over to
ricots, walnuts and filberts as well
Christ and step ahead.
Make Him
as roses, flowering shrubs, and
Lord of all you are and live by Pow­
beriy plants. L u g e orcliaid plant­ er 1 'rom On High
Make 1944 youi
ers, Ordei Now while oui stock is
best Christmas yet.
still complete! Our new 1945, 40-
pagg catalogue is now available
upon request. To call at our nur­
sery, take highway 99W.
W e are
3101 SW McChesney Road
located 17 miles southwest of Port­
Portland, Oregon
land or 1 mile past Six Corners.
This space paid for by an Oregon
Do not leave highway 99W Watch
businessman.
for our sign.
For Stove and Diesel Oil Call Harry
TUALATIN VALLEY Nl RSKKtES
Barnes.
Phone Beaverton 3231.
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Route 3, Box 310
Sherwood, Oregon
ISS N W
Park
AT. *441
This H oliday Season, trive the Service Men on furlough
the “ The Ritfht o f T ra ve l’’ hy bus
OREGON
MOTOR STAGES
506 S W Mill
BE. 3021
^^^^^PO R TLAN D
ÎÆ t Y i r s t
¿ION O f A
I f you don’t need to take the
c w 666
o v - d
u se
C o ld P re p a ra tio n » a » d ire c te d
bus we hope you won’t.
GEORGE F. GORDON
PIANO TUNING
and REPAIRING
I “hone ALOHA 4412
Beaverton. Oregon
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OREGON MOTOR STAGES