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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1945)
Friday, January 19. 1945 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon ‘ir • CLASSIFIED WANT ADS • CASH WANTED— Dump Truck Driver, I road construction A maintenance work. Tigard 2446 51 Must Accompany AU CLASSIFIED ADS J1 ARM WANTED 80 A 50 or 60 in Cult. Stock and equip, if possible, i 3333 SE 41st Ave . Portland, 15. I Ore. Tele. EAst 3035. 51 Count each word, including Name and addieaa ONLY 2c A WORD No Phone Orders Taken WANTED—Bicycle repairman, ex perienced man preferred Kissler; Bicycle Shop, 923 SW 4th Ave.,' Portland, Ore., b’et. 11 a. m. and 6 p. m. Call AT. 5438. tf j LAND CLEARING — Tractors Available. L. H. COBB, Phone Beaverton 2881. 4'tf • FOR SALE FOR SALE—1 1936 Ford Sedan in fine shape, rubber good. Corna- han, Rt. 1, Box 352, Tigard. 52 j tf If we could hear ourselves as oth- PAPERING—-PainMng & Kalso- ers hear us we would keep our mi-ning, neat, experienced work mouths shut. man L. L. Seeley, R 2, Bx 180-A Beaverton. Phone Beaverton 2516 The human race has come from 40tf the stone age down to the carnage. FOR SALE—Good Used Barbwire Fencing. Ed Stern Rt. 2, Bx 62. Beaveiton, W alker tract. 1 FOR SALE—1 light suit, size 40. 2 heavy, 2 trouser suit, 40; 2 pair shoes, 8*4, good; light wt. overcoat, <9 LOST 40 size, for sale cheap. Mohair I LOST—-A man’s wool blue Jacket davenport and chair $100; dining nr. 37th on Canby and Specks Fix- table, 6 chairs and buffet, $75. K. it Shop. Reward.call CH. 3221. 51 W. Crane. Rt. 1, Bx 251. Phone Beaverton 2963, cor. Lombard and Denney. 51 Q RABBITS WANTED WANTED -Live KaDDits, to buy now. Top prices paid. Rabbit Meat Co., 8917 SE Stark St. .Portland. Phone SUnset 1722. Open week days only until 7:30 p. m. tf FOR SALE—4 ft Green Slab $7 per cord In 3 cord lots Slab and block wood mixed $8.50 In 3 cord lots. Sanford Laughlin, Rt. 1, Carlton, Oregon. 3 I STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID FreeBookTellsof Home Treatment that Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing Over t wo million hot tie* of the WI LI. A RI > TREATMENT have been sold for relief of symptoms of «listross arising from Stomach an<l Duodenal Ulcers due to Escsss Acid- Poor Digestion. Sour or Upset Stomach. Gassiness, Heartburn. Sleeplessness, etc., due to Escess Acid. Sold on 15days' trial! Ask for "Willard's Message” which fully explains this treatment—free—at I Beaverton Pharmacy 3 MISCELLANEOUS Beaverton. 2311 L. 11. BRAWAND Builder and Cabinet Maker Metzge., Oregon Portland Phone—CHerry 2929 Unit cabinets, precision built, any style drawers and doors; finish ed all sides. Anyone can set them. ALL KINDS OF BUILDING and CABINET MAKING Sltf Electrical Appliance« Repaired i Radios, Refrigerators, Washing Machine«, Sewing Machine and all household appliances—See i EDDIE OLDMAN Johnson Road Opp. N. W. Christian Home or Marshall Wells Hdw., Beaverton tf FOR SALE—Buck Service, Does Kids, and young Bucks, H. Y. Turner, CHerry 8959, Metzger. 52 Kepler Davenport Co. BEAVERTON, OREGON Recovering and Modernizing TRACTOR WORK—General gar- I dehing and tractor work. J. A. Lin coln, Sorrento Road, 1% mi. South of Beaverton. Phone Beaverton 2713. 51tf I TRACTOR WORK—Of all kinds - Plowing, Disking, Cultivating, and Mowing. L. A. Scheel, Rt. 1, Bx. 334, Tigard, l4 mi. west of Hlway on Gaarde Rd. 47-611 FOR SALE—Iron oot with springs, and pad. Suitable for growing child or grown up. Call Beaver ton 2821. tf BROOD SOWS and Weaner Pigs for Bale the year around, S A. Gotter, Schette 12tf Beaverton 3762 Open 8:30 to 6 Evenings by Appointment Fruit, Nut, Flowering and Shade Trees, R ohch , Berry Plants Shrubs, etc. P. E. HAGG Hauling Contractor Concrete, Sand, Gravel, Masons Sand, Crushed Rock and Road Gravel K6, Bx 604, Portland 1, Oregon Phone Tigard 2446 tf FOR SALE—4 ft green elab. Aloha district $6 per cord. Block A Ed ging 97 per cord. Beaverton-Ti gard-Garden Home distriot 4 ft. green slab 97 p«r cord. Block ir Edgings $8 per cord. H F. Elford, Fereet Greve. Pho«« 56 tf Large supply of peaches, apples, pears, cherries, prunes, plums, ap ricots, walnuts and filberts as well as roses, flowering shrubs, and berry plants. Large orchard plant ers, Order Now while our stock is still complete! Our new 1945, 40- page catalogue is now available upon request. To call at our nur- sery, take highway 99W. We are located 17 miles southwest of Port land or 1 mile past Six Corners. Do not leave highway 99W. .Watch for our sign. Heme Refrigeration and washing machine services. Call K. B. Twombly CH. 2267. 8tf CUSTOM TRACTOR WORK—Let us plow your garden. Howard Wm. Smith, Johnson Rd. 4 Divis ion Sts., Phone Beaverton 2462 4tf I I WANTED—Active woman wantsd for housekeeping position in mod ern, convenient home. Salary $50 mo., large, private room, 1 day off | per wk., 1 wks. vacation every 6 mo. with pay. Must like children. In answeiing, please state refer ences. age, nationality, 4 religion. Write Mrs. Dan Eastman. 7925 SE Reed College Place, Portland, 2, 1 Oregon. 1' Dead ,toclt picked up charge anywhere, free of Call collect. UN. 1221; night call CO.. DENLET RENDERING tf Portland. TUALATIN VALLEY NURSERIES Route 3, Box 316 Sherwood, Oregon i HIDES a WOOL, CASCAR.*—A specialty. LEE BROS., 25 SW Clay Portland. AT. 5334. tf WANTED FOR TOW CAR call VERMIL YE MOTOR CO., f*hone Tigard 3381 tf BRICKYARD FACTORY WORKERS 9 PAINTS CUSTOM TRACTOR WORK— Plowing and Discing. D. P. Mac Donald, Ruby Ave., Rt. 2. Box 218, Beaverton. Oregon. Phone Beav erton 2260. 50tf J. B. Imlay & Sons REEDVTLLE I I I EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY Steady Work with Overtime ALOHA. ORE (" g EORGEEGORDON PIANO TUNING and REPAIRING Phone ALOHA 6611 Beaverton, Oregon APPLY AT SYLVAN PLANT COLUMBIA BRICK WORKS MORTICIAN TURKEYS ALSO Live Poultry and Egg* Riverview Cemetery WEST END SELLWOOD BRIDGE CREMATORIUM MAUSOLEUM CEMETERY Complete Funeral Service In New Cathedral Chapel at No Extra cost Riverside is a co-oporativs as«o- elation with aaset« of over $*00.000 Receiving A Dressing Plants Portland. McMinnville. Salem. Albany, Eugene, Roseburg, Redmond. Oregon NEW YORK —An acute shortage in psychiatric manpower, with war neuroses expected to take a sharp swing upward, was characterized 1 here as "constituting a national emergency," and as "the most crit ical manpower shortage in the coun try today." The speaker was Dr. Lawrence S. Kubit . one of the coun try’s leaders in psychiatry, now a special consultant to the army air surgeon, who addtessed the meet ing commemoratin'! the 25th anni versary of the establishment of the Austen Riggs foundation» founded in 1919 "to extend the benefits of Dr. Riggs’ treatment to individuals who were unable to afford its cost.” Millions of Potentials. The foundation, directed by a board of trustees, a medical advis- ory board and the Austen Riggs associates, continues in the village of Stockbridge, Mass., the medical practice of the late Dr. Austin Fox Riggs, a practice restricted to the care and treatment of the mild nerv ous or functional disorders, that have «come to be designated more recently as emotional disturbances. Our mental hospitals house at all times 600,000 patients, a large ma jority of whom are psychotic. An additional large number is out on discharges or parole, but require in termittent care and supervision. Ac cording to various estimates there graeve, deceased. are also 100,000 amentias (tempora While in Beaverton be sure to eat WILLIAM A. CARTER. Attorney for ry insanities) in our institutions, and at the Greyhound Coffee Shop. executor. about 2,500,000 amentias are cared for at large in the community. Turn war «tamps into Bonds On top of all these there are at all times, Dr Kubie stated, “be- tween 3,000,000 and 6,000,000 indi .AT FIRST viduals in the country whose neu 51ÖN 0F(4 roses are sufficiently disturbing require specific psychotherapy one time or another." Neuroses that are the result combat, Dr. Kubie said, constitute only a small percentage of the post Cold Preparation* a* directed with war addition to the problem of the neuroses. Estimating that by the end of the war the total number of veterans will rise to 15,000,000, Dr. BETTER GO PPCO Kubie continued: Need Is Urgent. "Without the war, many among these same men would have proven vulnerable to the strains of civilian life. Over the course of 10, 20 or 30 years these men would have their periods of neurotic difficulty. With What the war has done, however, had been to precipitate within a People’* Column few short years the outbreaks of neurotic disturbance that would oth erwise have been spread over a generation—neuroses that were born in peace, and bred by neglect in childhood and »adolescence.” There is an existing need for 19,- and get 000 to 20,000 trained psychiatrists, Dr. Kubie said, whereas we now have only 3,000 to take care of our MORE RESULTS cases. The need for psychiatric so cial workers has also been estimat ed at 10,000 and we also need thou sands of clinical psychologists, You Get Four Time« Your Money a« whereas only a few hundred ••• available in each category.” This shortage of psychiatric man power, Dr Kubie added, is “the bottleneck through which our whole rehabilitation program must pass.” Run in the Four Paper* KEEP OH WAR BONDS Get FOUR for ONE For the Ordinary Price Charged by PORTLAND OPTICAL CO. ICAR WASHERS! s I MECHANICS i ! • i J J J ‘ 48 ■* * hr«, —---- Mechanic« work per r week J 40 hours V straight, 8 u __ hour« time «V llUUfH and a ha.f Good working condi- Permanent employment Q Itlon« J ! Main Office and Plant Northwest Poultry & I Dairy Products Co. g. E. Oak Strert, Pertlaad. Ore. s Phene I'Ast »141 Dr. Kuh’e Descr’hes Lack of Manpower as a Cri'ical National Emergency. 1820 8. E. Water Ave., Portland * SW FOURTH AT MONTGOMERY ATwater 2181 Psvcliiatrv Is Short of Aides PPCO WANT ADS J WANTED Cut thia out and keep it in your purse MEAT. BETTER, CHEESE— Book 4. Red Stamps Q5 thru 85 valid indefinitely. Red stamps T5 thru X5 valid on Sunday, Dec. 31. Waste kitchen fats exchanged for Sure, be good to the wife and ldd dies—be kind to the neighbor who is ' two points and four cents a pound. PROCESSED FOODS— in hard luck and boost every good Book 4—Blue stamps X5 thru Z5, work. That is your religion. Now face and A2-B2, valid indefinitely. i about for God has something real for I Blue stamps C-2 thru G-2 valid on Monday, January 1. you. SUGAR— ONE In Christ God died to clear I you for God was in Christ changing1 Sugar stamp 34 valid indefinitely ' for 5 pounds ¡mankind over to himself. SHOES—Loose Stamps Invalid TWO When your heart tells you 3--Airplane stamps No's. 1 it is true. Christ stepped into my | 2 Book and 3 good indefinitely for one pair. shoes and took the count and I go GASOLINE COUPONS— ! free. Then and there, feeling or no Not Valid unless Endorsed feelings. God takes up in your heart. *‘A” 14 expires March 21, 1945. Each He becomes your eternal Father. You j coupon worth 4 gallon«. are born again. ! WOOD. COAL. SAWDI’ST— THREE Let God prove it. Forward | Delivery by priorities based on writ- into whatsoever duty your} march Bible tells you. Look to Christ to j ten statements of need«. PRICE CONTROL— see you through and "He that hath j Refer price inquiries and com- begun a good wot k in you will go on plaints to price clerk at ybur local completing it." Bible. Be cleared of sin; look utterly to board. Christ and live to the gloty of God by Power From On High LEGAL NOTICE May God the Giver of Hope fill you with joy and peace because you trust IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE I See Romans 15:13. STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. Department of Probate NO. 5935 ORDER 3101 SW McChesney Road In the Matter of the Estate of JULIA Portland. Oregon ¡WALGRAEVE, deceased. This space paid for by an Orego n Morris Walgraeve, executor of the businessman. estate of the above named deceased. | having filed herein his final account The Low Down I and report, and having applied to ' the Court, for an order fixing the From Hickory Grove time and place for the hearing and I One thing our U.S.A could do in allowance thereof. IT IS ORDERED that the 31st day this swearing-off and reform season around the first of the year, is to set I of January, 1945, at the hour of 9:30 aside one week and soon -in which A. M. of said day, at the Court Room everybody would get out and dust off I of said Court, in Hillsboro, Oregon, his arithmetic. Call it "addition and be and the same is hereby fixed as subtraction" week or maybe “get- the time and place for the hearing of objections to said final account and over-being-a-sucker" week. We been going through an era report, if any there may be. and for where figures have become so big Dig rhe allowance and approval thereof. that there is not much difference Also that notice jt said hearing be whether the Govt, is fumblinng around , duly given, Dated with 10 million or 10 billion Nothing; — - • December 23. 1944 H. D. KERKMAN, Judge has happened to us yet. so why get excited? If we start to read where Uncle Sam wants another 400 million NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT as a starter on another spree of dam IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE building- from St. Joe to Kalispell— STATE OF OREGON FOR THE we turn to the funny page. What COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. No. 5935 *» is 400 million? Chicken feed. In a "Sad Sights Contest" this na In the matter of the Estate of tion can, easy as shootin' fish, win JULIA WALGRAEVE, Deceased first place. We been in kind of a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that . hypnotic coma. More spending, more the undersigned executor of the es , ptosperity. Like with the native ma- tate of Julia Walgraeve, deceased 1 gician in India who tosses a rope has filed his final account in the skyward and then climbs same, some- County Couit of the State of Oregon, I body is being bamboozled. for Washington County, and that the 31st day of January, 1945, at 9:30 Yours with the low down, o’clock A. M. of said day at the JO SERRA I I Court Room of said Court, in Hills boro, Oregon, has been fixed by said NO PHONE ORDERS TAKEN Court as the time and place for hear- FOR CLASSIFIED ADS—Mon ing of objections thereto, and the ey must accompany all ads. i settlement thereof. Count words, which must in- Dated and first published Dec. 29, elude address at 2c a word. 1944. Date of last publication Janu ______ % For Stove and Diesel Oil Call Harry ary 26. 1945. MORRIS WALGRAEVE, Barnes. Phone Beaverton 3231. tf Executor of the Estate of Julia Wal WANT ADS Essential Industry Imlay’s Fresh Mixed Feeds FISHER THORSEN PAINTS For quality, fair price and service J. P. Finley & Son QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from BEST PRICE for Rabbit Fryer«, D. P. MacDonald. R2, Bx 218, Beaver ton. Phone Beaverton 2260. We pick up. tf FOR SALE—Good Elec. Washipg Machine and Good Radio, will trade for battery radio or gasoline washer. Mrs. Curtis Green, Orenco, Box 35, Phone Hillsboro 3026. 51 CENTRALLY LOCATED Close to bus trans portation and walking distance from downtown. "We’re buj mg oni-," yelled youngsters at the Whittier School. Sioux Falls, South Dakota, when they s.iw the jeep above. Actually they expert to have bought enough war stamps and bands by the middle of December to pay for two jeeps for the aimed fcl.is. The army sergeants in the picture motored over from Sioux Fails Air Field to show the boys and girls just what their savings are purchasing. (Army Photo) In World War 1. Gen. Freyberg'^ only path to his imperiled flank was He hopped through no-man’s land, a bicycle and despite the enemy’s dense fire got through to reorganize his troops who finally chased the Huns. WALNUTS — FILBERTS Walnut Meats Filbert Meats We Pay Cash ■ on Receipt at our plant THE TIGARD NUT PACKING CO. FOR SALE—Used Furnace, good I condition. Call MUrdock 7155 _______ 2| RATION BOOK REMINDER To Wife TRACTOK WORK WANTED Plowing and Grading PHONE CHerry 3437 2nd houw North of Kraft Cheese Co. 50 tf □•atplate Eastern Washington County a«d Western Multnomah County ~ (Beverage. We assume no financial responsi- ! bility for errors which may appear in advertisements published in these eelumns but in case where thi« paper I is at fault will reprint that part of an advertisement in which the typo graphical mistake occurs. • WANTED Stamps î-ir a Jeep WANTED Information leading to the .ecovery of an iron orna mental front gate taken late Fri day night from home of Mrs. Fred Harris, 2812 SW Miles, Multno mah. 51 We Publish the BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE TIGARD SENTINEL MULTNOMAH PRESS ALOHA NEWS BARRED ROCKS—Have a few open dates for limited quantities of our Special Barred Rock chicks. Place your order now. ROSS HAT CHERY, Aloha. Ore., for Hardy Wrestern-bred Baby Chicks and Poults. *1 s Page 3 1 COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. Leighton E. Ro.v, Optometrist .Mr. Wm. II. Smith, Optician «18 S. W. Washington St. Portland, Oregon 5014 SEPARATORS — MILKERS COMPLETE EQI II'MF.NT AND SUPPLIES FOR THE DAIRY 1NIHMRY ONE PAPER BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE TIGARD SENTINEL MULTNOMAH PRESS ALOHA NEWS ALWAYS get MORE for YOUR Money at the BIG FOUR Family OREGON MOTOR STAGES f »an ano Gau- > ait L ami City Pioneer Publishing Co. Phone Beaverton 2321 AT MCI ATwater 6591
