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Women aviators remember role
I* O K T 1. A N D
(AH They flow
some of the top
U S fighters produced during
World War II but they never
saw action, never got crttd it (or
their work and won- only re
(I'nliy notisidereo vi'irr.ins
Some 1,000 Wnmon » Air
Forte Service Pilots, or WASPs,
ferried planes from lactones to
military bases all over the
country during 1943*44
Nearly 20 of them live in Or
egon
But only in the past ]r. years
has the Pentagon recognized
them as veterans
Like everybody else, the
WASPs made sat.fifir.es during
the war They left homes, fami
lies and joirs Nobody had to
talk them into it
Jennie Raimann of I igard left
two small daughters with her
husband in Portland to join
"My husband was too olo for
the draft," she said “We had
relatives in Greete, and when
ihe Germans invaded the coun
try we didn't hear any news out
of (hero
Wr though) thiii one of us
should contribute to the war ef
fort It w.is a tough decision,
but I knew my children would
be taken care of I had to help
Back then, you did it for your
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c ountry "
It was easier for Enid Fisher
of Salem She was married less
than two months before the
Pearl Harbor raid and didn't
have any children when the
war broke out Her husband
joined the Navy immediately,
so she had time on her hands
lor the* first year, she- filled it
with her modeling job
Then stie read a small item in
the newspaper calling for wom
en pilots
She had some experience
during high school and college
in the mid- 1930s, mostly from
Dutch Tilse. wiio ran a flying
school in Portland
She had about the same level
ol training as most of the wom
en who reported to Sweetwater.
Texas ■ six months
After basic training, Fisher
and Reimann wound up in
Long Beach, Calif., where the\
lived in officers' barracks
They ferried the planes .is
fast .IS the factories ; nnid ; mttk
them out. often before any test
mg had been done
"When the plane came out.
the people at the factory would
fly them just long enough to see
if they would take off and
land.” Fisher said "Then we
would take them away Some
of those planes had about five
minutes on them - we had to
chock them out in the air for
problems."
For a brief time, WASPs
drew the job of towing targets
while Army anti-aircraft gun
ners fired practice rounds.
Despite the long hours, the
hard work and the danger.
Fisher remembers her ] H
months as a WASP as romantic.
"I got to fly." she said. “Those
were wonderful times.’*
Blacks urge
boycott of
movie chain
PORTLAND (AP) Black
activists urged movie-goers
Tuesday not to patronize
Act lii theaters because of a
controversy over the film
Mtih aim X.
The chain won't show the
film at its Lloyd Mall Cine
mas until Ibx 2. two wrx’ks
after the movie debuts at its
suburban theaters and else
where nationwide
Community activists have
( rltici/ed the chain for keep
ing politically charged or
violent blm k-oriented films
off the v ni'ns at Lloyd Cin
emas and Lloyd Mall Cine
mas in northeast Portland,
locations convenient to the
city's black neighborhoods.
The Coalition of Black
Men held a news conferentxi
Tuesday to usk Portland res
idents nol to economically
support the theater chain,
but the group stopped short
of calling il a boycott
Lolon/.o Pt>e. spokesman
for the coalition, said the de
cision to delay opening
showed a "disrespect to the
community."
Hunter finds woman’s
body near North Bend
SEATTLE (AP) A 19-your-old woman whoso body was
dumped near North Bend probably was strangled by “a psycho
pathic killer" and her death may be linked to a similar slaying one
year ago, King County police say. a
The body ol Michelle French, originally of Sacramento, Calif.,
was found by a hunter at about noon Saturday, 12 hours after she
called a friend from the intersection of South 21(ith Street and Pa
cifii Highway South, said King County Capt. Michael Nault, major
c rimes investigation commander
"My professional estimation is that it may well be the work of a
psychopathic killer," Nault said Tuesday.
I m' way imp iMMiy was ms
posed of is consistent with the
way it psychopathic killer
would leave a body its ii piece
of garbage," he said. "She was
disposed where she would like
ly be found. She was not dis
played (posed) there is no
conclusive evidence vet that she
had lieen raped.”
french's death shares similar
ities with the slaving a yeur ago
almost to the day of Sarah
Ki i m .ili i 1 i n o N :ih i L mn .iit 17
‘My professional
estimation is that it
may well be the
work of a
psychopathic
killer/
Capt Michael Nault.^
Seattle police department^
whose body was found Nov 4, 1901, several months after she
moved to die area from Virginia
Both women were strangled Itolh bodies were left, partially
clothed, off Interstate 90 east of North Bend Both were heavy-set
teens who had been arrested for prostitution, Nault said
French was arrested for prostitution Oct 1(> along the Airport
Strip, as I'acifn Highway South near Seattle Tacoma International
Airport is known, Police questioned her there again Oct 2B
Her pimp has been questioned hut is not considered a suspect in
her death, Nault said
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