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Friday, December 7, 1945
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
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Publlahed Friday of each week by tha Plonaar Publishing Oo . at Bearartbo,
Orugan. Entered aa aecood cLoae oaattar at tbe poatofflce at Beavartoa, Ora
Subacnptiu*
».0 0
Ona Year
Payable
In Advaaca
Beaverton Offlaa— Knterprtee Bldg., Phone Beaverton 2S21
Portland O ffice- *08 Pan area Bldg, 2rd and Aider
Phone ATwater 6891
M i «eie*
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fu iiU iu 4 tt£ (lu iio i
••The public finds It hard to under­
stand inter-union
jurlsditlonal d is­
putes, m any o f which have created
reconversion
bottlenecks.” - L abor
S ecreta ry Schw ellenbaoh.
speak a
few
words o f
Japanese,
enough to buy anything
and stu ff
| like that.
W ent dow n one street
{and met a deer, yes, th at’s a fact, a
tame deer with horns and everything,
you see this island had just the one
town on it, and a few houses around
the coast.
T he rest is just a big
mountain, really a beautiful and
Continued from last week
T he right o f way on the road is cul­ peaceful place.
W e returned
from the island at
tivated right up to the con crete. Again
I want to say that it is a beauiful 1230 hours, then drove out o f town a
stopped to eat our
cou n try and rem inds me o f hom e as little ways and
far as the m ountains, rivers, etc., lunch <C R ationsi Even It tasted
From
are con cern ed.
W e continued on good,, for we were hungry.
this road approxim ately seven miles there on the road got rough, and in
to a place called M iya Jim a.
There some place« wasn’t in such good
we left the truck and took a ferry shape but we didn't let that stop us
across about a half m ile or m ore of j In a little while we cam e to a huge
water to an island called Iskuyu industrial area with huge factories.
Hhima.
On this island is a village We drove through that for several
O f course it was all burned
w hich seem s to be rather a shopping miles.
center.
T he ferry is loaded with and destroyed in one way or another,
Japs goin g shopping.
A lso there is but you could see that it was a huge
But the whole thing was
located on the island a beautiful thing.
shrine.
It is really som ething. Al­ certainly
bombed,
for there
were
though we cou ld n ’t go in, we could I craters all over the place, and you
see how beautiful It m ust be by the could see that what was left o f the
looks
of
the outside.
T ruly
a ! factories would take a lot of rebuild­
thing o f beauty.
N ow the village ing to be o f any use to anyone.
is full o f little shops w hich are full
A fter passing through this indus­
o f a lot o f junk, o f w hich I bought t r i a l area for a few miles we cam e
quite a bit.
In fact, all m y pockets to the tow n w hich we had been aim ­
were bulging and m y arm s w ers full ing for.
It’s name was Iw akuni. By
were
som e
seventy
when I cam e back.
Didn't spend this time we
so very m uch either.
I cou ld have miles from H iro and very few o f the
gotten som e beautiful klm onas, but , ’’Super race” had ever been there
just did n ’t feel like tying up 20 or 30 before. Some o f the kids were scared
buckskins in one, I will get one yet and would run when we looked at
and not for that kind o f m oney. They them while others seem ed to be very
are a very scarce item and are high, brave and curious. T here w ere also
that is, the real silk ones.
It was a some o f the prettiest Japanese girls
lot o f fun over there g oin g in all | that I have ever seen there.
T hey
those shops.
T he island wasn't seemed to be unhappy with us, for
touched by the war as far as bom b­ they had lon g faces and not a smile.
ing. or anything is con cern ed.
Lots All o f them w eren’t that way, but I
o f nice eating places and everything think the m ajority
of
them were.
very cheap.
T he prices are going ! There were a few wom en w ho were
up, fo r ju st as soon as the Y anks j w earing dresses, and that is an od-
start d riftin g
in with a big fist-full I dity here.
T he general costum e of
o f m oney the prices g o high. I can the wom en is a pair o f baggy pants,
Soldier Visits
Hiroshima
I /
“ D espite every attack upon It the
A m erican people still believe In our
system
of
free
enterprise.” — Rev.
N orm an V incent Peale, D. D.
A tip to celery raisers—A W iscon ­
F or Stove and Diesel Oil Call Harry sin man sow s salt In the soil, raises
Barnes.
P hone B eaverton 22*1.
tf salted celery.
"A Free Youths Skin
Dem onstration"
W H IC H IN CLU D ES
An analysis o f the skia and
artistic
m ake
up.
E ach wom an m ay know her cosm etic needs and
w ithout
obligation
try these fine liquid cream s
which contains no parafin or wax to clog pores.
AN ID E A L C H R IST M A S G IF T
Telephone Beaverton 3704
NABT ELLEN BEAUTY SHOP
For an appointment with Lucille Dunn
Renoux-Tamiesie Show
- ATTENTION -
STUART’S ELECTRICAL SERVICE
Dec. 7—at Beaverton Grade School
7:30 p. m.
A nita P ien ovi and V onda Benson, Patsy
Now Ready For Business
take part,
At ALOHA, OREGON
Adults 50c
dan cin g
and
Siedler and
others
will
violin orchestra.
bloom ers or som ething.
T hey tell
L E G A L N O T IC E
me that wom en were not allowed to
wear di esses at all during the war
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
up until the tim e we cam e, too O c­
In the m atter o f th « estate o f Gust
cidental, or som e such thing.
L o­ Maki deceased, th« C ounty C ourt o f
cated at this city
is a beautiful th « State o f O regon fo r W ashington
Japanese bridge.
It is im possible County has appointed th « undersign­
for me to describe it, but I have a ' ed A dm in istrator o f said estats and
picture o f it which I bought here. all persons having cla im s against
The Captain claim ed that it was I said estate are hereby required to
supposed to have been built without present the sam e to the undersigned
nails, but we surely found plenty o f duly verified, within six m onths from
them.
W e w andered around the the date and p u blication o f
this
town in the shops and bought a few notice.
m ore things.
Some o f the fellow s
W A IN O H A U T O N E N
bought kim onas,
but still
I never
R oute 6, B ox 60», P ortlan d, Ore.
found one for the right price that C. A. A P P L E G R E N , A ttorn ey, 446
suited me.
D on ’t w orry. I'll get one Mead Bldg.. P ortlan d 4, O regon.
yet.
There were a lot o f streets and
Date o f first publication, N ov. ».
places around there w hich we w ant­ 1945.
ed to go to, but It was getting late
Date o f last p u blication Dec. 9,
and we had to start back.
A fter 1945.
rounding everyone up we hit the road
tow ard home.
W e got back to H i­
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
roshim a just at dusk and proceeded
Sealed proposals will be received
to get ourselves lost in the ruins and
M ETZGER
W ATER
DIS­
what a weird place that wqs right at by the
that tim e o f the evening. T he trees T R IC T , W ash in gton C ounty, Oregon,
the
purchase
of
$80,000 par
stood there like black ghosts.
W ell, fo r
B onds o f
I d on ’t know how to describe it. but value G eneral O bligation
In d en om in ations o f
to me it was spooky and gave me a said D istrict
strange feeling.
A fter w an d erin g 1 $1000 each, dated Jan u ary 1, 1946,
around for about 15 or 20 m inutes bearing interest from the date there­
we found the main road and were o f and m aturing as fo llo w s:
$4000 on July 1st o f each year, 1946,
on our w eary way home.
I do mean
w eary too, for just try riding 140 to 1965, inclusive.
All B onds m aturing a fter July 1st,
miles in an A rm y % ton truck. Y ou
really get k n ocked round, especially 1955, m ay be redeem ed at par, plus
over Jap roads.
W e landed back | accrued interest on any interest pay-
here at 7 in the evening.
It was ing date, on or after July 1st, 1955,
certainly a w on derfu l trip
and a by notice in w riting to the paying
perfect day for it. . T he sun shone agent not less than T h irty (30) days
as bright as a dollar.
I never ex­ b efore such interest paying date, and
pected to see that m uch o f Japan, I by publication o f n otice In a new s­
! for unless you are an o fficer, you paper o f general circu lation in W ash­
just ca n ’t get out and cover ground ington County. O regon, not less than
like that.
W hen you get back to Ten (10) days prior to such interest
I these places w here
there haven't paying date. Interest paym ent dates
j been any G I’s you really can get on said B onds shall be January 1st
and July 1st o f each year.
¡stu ff and see a lot.
B idders shall name the rate o f In­
T his is quite a
book so *1 w on ’t
I try to answer any o f your letters. terest bid on said B onds, and the
The point situation still looks pretty j cost o f legal opinion required shall
Bids
bright, but haven’t heard anything be paid by the pu rchaser.
¡definite.
Our fo o d is getting better must be delivered to the undersigned
j at least we get fresh bread from a at 527 R ailw ay E xch a n ge Building,
by 4:30 o 'clo ck
bakery, and today we had fresh ham - ; Portland, O regon,
berger for supper.
T hat rem inds P. M., D ecem ber 14, 1945, and must
i me, I have a sandw ich that I m an ­ 1 be accom pan ied by a certified ch eck
aged to chisel the cook s out of, so I in the sum o f $1600 as a g ood faith
Bids will be open ed
pub-
! will have a snack before I go to bed deposit.
tonight.
G ood deal, h u h ?
So long ¡ licly at the regular m eetin g o f the
■ Board o f C om m ission ers on D ecem ­
; for this time.
ber 14, 1945, at the residence o f H.
F o r Stove and Diesel Oil Call Harry C. P atton at M etzger Station, O re­
gon, at 7 p. m. o 'clo ck .
T h e right
Barnes.
P hone B eaverton 3231. tf
is reserved to reject any or all bids.
T. C. T R A P P E .
D iogenes used to scent his feet,
S ecretary
believing the rising vapors perfum ed
Date o f first p u blication : N ovem ber
! his body.
—
30. 1945.
Date o f last pu blication : D ecem ber
F or Stove and Diesel Oil Call H arry
Barnes.
P hone B eaverton 3231.
tf 14, 1945.
S P O N S O R E D BY P. T. A.
Children 25c
Toys, Bicycle Accessories, & Repairing of All Types
Wheel Goods Retiring
M AINTENANCE,
R IT A IKING,
W IKIN G. MOTOR W O K E
Tualatin Volunteer Fire Dept.
KISSLER’S
923 S W 4th Av., Portland
A T . 5438
State licensed operators— No Job too large or too small
Temp. I'hone Aloha 0161
U IIK J I.K K
AVEN UE
Bo*
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HOW TO REPORT
Now!
T IM E S A V E D IS OF T H E
Fam ily G roup
H ospital Plan
-------------- A
FEW
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2. (live exact location o f fire and owners name.
________________No Obligation
3. Describe f/i,re: House, Barn, Grass, etc.
4. Give your NAME. Do not han^ up until your
call is acknowledged.
Then watch for truck and direct to fire.
YO U R F U LL C O -O P E R A TIO N
Mail coupon to: Family Security Plan
Route 1 Box 10«, ltoaverton. Ore.
FOR E F F IC IE N T
IS E S SE N T IA L
PRO TECTIO N .
NAM E
W m . Barngrover, Chief
A D D R E SS
Route
C IT Y _____________ _________ ____
Regional Office: 50« American
Bank
lUdg.,
Box
Portland
This is a Good Time
to Insulate
Your Home
Dick Kokich
Teacher of
M ODFRN AND
CLASSICAL ACCORDION
Accordions for Rent
Available to play for
Weddings, Parties, etc.
Studio Canyon & Howett
Rd., West Slope, Ore.
WINTER IS JUST SETTING IN
SPECIAL “V E N T IL A T E D ”
AND HERE THEY A R E !”
1 “ First. I keep my present grade.
■ That means a lot.
0 “ By reenlisting for 3 years I
A can pick my own braneh of
service in the Air, Ground or
Service Forces, and can go to any
overseas theater I wish.
3
“ I get my mustering-out pay,
even though I'm reenlisting.
Also. I get $50 a year reenlistnient
bonus for each year I've been in
the Army. My dependents receive
family allowance* for the full term
o f my enlistment. And I'll be
eligible for C l Bill of Rights bene­
fits when I get out of the Army.
C
“ All of us who are rrenlisting
are going to have from 30 to
90 days' furlough a t ho m r with
full pay and our travel paid both
ways. And we ll have 30 davs' fur­
lough every year with pay.
J
C
A. B A K K E N , Mgr.
0 “ Any time after 20 years I
U can retire at half pay increas- ,
ing year by year to three-quarters '
retirement pay after 30 years o f
service. And the time I’ve already
served in’ active military or naval
service counts toward my retire­
ment time. Added up—reenlist­
ment seems pretty sound to m e !” ,
_____________________
i
JANUARY 31,’ 1946
AN
FOU
IM P O R T A N T
M IN
IN
TH E
D A TI
ARM Y
M IN now In A rm y w ho reonllsl
before February I w ill bo raen-
littod in present grette Men hen.
erobly discharged can reenllst
within 20 deys after discharge
In grade held et time ef dis­
charge. provided they reenllst
before February t , 194«.
You m ay .V is i A T A N Y T IM I
, *f t 'A , 2 t I year periods.
(One-year enlistments for men
new In the A rm y with el
6 months ef servite.)
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
PAY PER M O N T H -
ENLISTED MEN
Clothes ted Modus I Cert
*
< e )— Plus 2 0 % Increase for
Service Overeees. i b ) -P lu s
5 0 % if M em ber of F ly m *
Crews, Parachutist, etc. ( e )
- P l u s S % Increase in Pay
for Each 3 Years of Service.
MONTHLY
USTIRgMCNT
Storfing
INCOM I A S T I« 5
•eie Fey
Per
20 Years’ JO Years'
SU
T H i JOB
Service 4
Master Sergeant
M eet*
or First Sergeant *138.00
Technical Sergeant 114.00
Staff Sergeant . . 96.00
Sergeant . . . .
78.00
# 1 5 3 «;
128.25 !
108.00 ;
Conx»''*l . . . .
66.00
Private First G ass .
Private . . . .
54.00
50.00 V
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Phone Beaverton 3201
Products Co.
Portland, 1 Oregon
Come in and see us
KINGSLE V-BEA VERTON LUMBER CO.
See your Building Material Dealer
Portland Concrete Pipe &
OF REASONS . . .
Is Addition 1« Feed, Lsdpef
1 CONCRETE CHIMNEY BLOCKS
I SW Macadam A r t
THERE ARE PLENTY
4 “ My food, clothes, quarters,
■ medical and dental care are all
supplied to me. And I can learn
any of 200 skills or trades in the
Army schools.
West Slope
ACCORDION STHDIO
t
SU G G ESTIO N S
1. Telephone lire calls to TIG A R D 3294— it no
answer D IA L 991 — Ask for Tualatin Fire De­
partment.
Stay on the phone until the call
is completed.
Only A Few Cents A Day
All Ages —3 mos. to 75 yrs.
Full information—
U T M O ST V A L U E
IN FIG H TIN G FIRE
the “Family Security Plan”
offers a C o m p le te Family
Group Hospital Plan
—
“M e ...I’m staying
in the Army !
YOUR FIRE
THROUGH
U. S. ARMY
BE A
A
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ttSMUiT NOW AT YOU* M A H SY
0. 1 AAMY IK S U m w O STA DOW
" G U A R D I A N OF V/CTORY”
614 S W lk h Ave.
AIR, « R O U N D . S I R I
Portland