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MS h P U B L I S H E D W E E K L Y IN O U R P L A N T O N V O L . 16, NO. 38 S H O R T ST. A N D C A N Y O N H I G H W A Y Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, October 22, 1934 E S T A B L IS H E D 1927 Reunion of 37th Engineers In Portland Nov. 17th Briefs and Personals "3 PTA Scheduled To Meet Tuesday at Beaverton J, ï A il % The 37th Engineers crack engineer i regiment of World War No. I will I hold a reunion at the Wintergarden ! 821 SW 4 th Avenue, Portland, Ore gon, on Wednesday evening, Novem ber 17th. 6:30 p. m. i The 37th Engyieers was organized ! at Fort Myer, Virginia, in 1917, and was composed of picket men from 38 army camps. The personnel repre- sented every State in the Union. They ; saw service at Aisne, Marne offen- , sive, the pinching of St. Michiel Sali ent, The Muse-Argonne offensive, and fn the Army of Occupation. Prac tically all their work was done under shell fire for they were at all times stationed between the artillery and the front lines an area that was consistently drenched by high explo sives. shrapnel, and gas. The regi ment suffered 160}- in casualties. The Regiment pioneered the way for the Army of Occupation and was com- mandered by Colonel Albert E Pierce of EAU, C aire, Wisconsin The 37th Engineers were the first troops to reach the Rhine and were In Coblenz four days before any oth- : er unit arrived. Their course was ahead of the Army of Occupation marking the routes to be taken by l the troops. The Portland Chapter of the 37th | Engineers is headed by Wm. Steud- | ler. president; D. E. Beard, vlce- I pres.; C. E. Alvord, secretary, and Arthur Cook .treasurer. — V--------------- The Future of Air Transport Babson Says Postwar Outlet Favorable X, The Spanish War Veterans camp Washington, D. C., Oct. 22—Anyone and auxiliary met for their regular who has visited a large modern air > ■ I i meeting at the I. O. O. P. hall last port or terminal such us the one here 1 Ú week. A potluck supper was served in Washington cannot help but be impressed with the great progress to 20 members. Colonel and Mrs. being made in aviation. Planes, air Baker were present the first time ports and terminal facilites are all since they moved to Portland. A relatively new and clean. They ap birthday was honored. peal greatly to the aesthetic senses. A service flag was presented to the |SV The efficiency and the courtesy of camp and auxiliary by Dr. and Mrs. j all ranks of employees, even when Putman. Seven stars were on it, 1 laboring with the difficulties of war one a nurse, daughter of Mrs. Flor- 1 time operations, is impressive. As a ence Harris. result of the war, hundreds of thous Dancing was enjoyed after the ands of men and women have been meeting. The next meeting will be introduced to air transport. Their November 13. enthusiasm for this entire Industry— Sunday October 24, closes a two i still in its childhood -forecasts an week revival series of services at the ! MS expansion which will make the past Church (>f the Nazarene in Beaver age of railroading look sick. 4 A g ; ton. Rev. H. S. Palmquist, poet- ! I had much rather own the stocks evangelist will speak in the morning of the air transport companies than and the evening services. those of the companies which manu V * . MAM * Rev. Palmquist’s subject Sunday facture airplanes. The basic reason morning is—The Double Cure, and in , for this is that the air transport Bureau of Public Relat ina O. S. War Department the evening at 7:30 he will speak companies are primarily distributors BR ING ING T H E S TA R S A N D S TR IPE S TO M U N D A — When G neral Douglas MacArthur on from the subject—Dead Men Do Tell and merchandisers of a highly effi August 6 announced the occupation of Munda 38 days after the Americans invaded the Central Solo Tales. cient and convenient form of trans The pastor Rev. Leonard C. John- j mons, he referred to the operation of a “ splendid performance and complete victory.” Members o f units portation. They are much like the son invites Beaverton and surround- j chain stores, on which I am also bull _ o f three famous fighting divisions o f the Arm y shared in the glory. They were the soldiers from ing communities to attend these clos- i ish. in that they have no problems Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Vermont, composing the 43d Division; seasoned troops from Riley D. May Transferred ing services. concerning fixed charges, production Ohio in 37th (Buckeye) Division, and boys from nearly every state in the Union who are serving in To South Dakota College A daughter, Carol A., arrived Oct. ' contracts or labor. The air trans the 25th Division. Above, (le ft ), Arm y aircraft observer watches for enemy planes defending Munda 3, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl i port companies will he carrying pass D. Greene of Beaverton. in the early days o f the American attack; (rig h t), American soldiers slog through the mud of Cadet Riley D. May, 18, son of Mr. engers and freight regardless o f the Carl A. Lierman has joined the j j and Mrs. R. A. May, Beaverton, has ups and downs of the airplane manu Rendova island passing emplacement of 155-mm gun which is ready io open fire on the airport at navy. been transferred from the University facturing companies. Munda 11 miles away. Rev. Geo. N. Taylor is now preach . i of Wyoming reclassification center Of course, work will not stop ing at Clatskanie, Oregon. . ! to the South Dakota State College abruptly at the end of the W ar in the : at Brookings There he will take case of the manufacturing compan A treat is In store for those who D r j y e U n d e r W a y f o r P. T. A. Meets Oct. 26 enjoy western music and songs. Hoy _ J „ i the advanced course in mechanical ies. la rg e r and tougher bombing Program will be on “Health* engineering under the army special- planes and faster pursuit and flight Rogers, king of the cowboys and , O r e g o n W a r U i e s t Trigger the smartest horse in the ______ ______ , ized training program. planes will continue to he built. movies will be seen Friday and Sat-I • The executive board of the Beaver- ¡ Graduating as salutatorian of his There will also be some reconverting . a .%. t > xa . i a #rr. Drive to raise $30,500 as Washing- urday at the Ritz in Song of Texas. . ton P. T. A met Tuesday evening at h‘f h _fcbo?i cl?8s in 1941' Cadet May work in changing over present bom . . wT n 2 and j t. ton county s , share the ... Oregon : feature No. newsreel, » a Across ... .. of -. the home of Mrs Brice attended the University of Portland bers to freight and passenger planes •*i ^ o j w j War Chest to aid our fighting for- The Pacific. On Sunday, Monday „„ j ■ Mrs. O A. Harkness was elected for two years, where he was major- There has not yet been any cancella . m i ~ . . n l nc xr*_ .1 ces, our fighting allies and home October 4, 1943 and Tuesday, October 24-26. Errol ' . - f , ** i tion of plane contracts such an we . a x a i.. ~ front families got under way Monday , I arrived here in Sheppard Field. f " sl P '« « ident and Mrs. Walter Mey- ^ ^ T p V y T T l ^ i n T in' 1 he ' have seen in the machine tool Indits- Flynn and Alexis Smith in Gentle- .__ ... J J 7 .. ... . . . - . 0 morning with- more than 500 volun- Texas. aimo8t 2 weeks ago to find a er second v.ce president ^ | univer8ity ba£d.^-as first te U r w£h , man Jim—its a knockout, feature 2 try But these are bound to comp teer 8olicitors worki" * u" de'- « “ ¡life that l have „ever had the chance resignation and Mrs P. B. B.eakman ‘ ^V ersty glee men He a "so sa will be Report from the Aleutian. sang ultimately, although an attempt will 7 1 7 7 Marvs C^hed The Methodist ladies wm ho’d di,ection of O B Gates of Hillsboro, to live In the armed folces one as second vice p.. sident. a l i be made to employ as many people aonthW business meeting of COUnty chairman ¡meets people from all places and all! 11 was announced that the first ™ ° f St' M a ,y 8 Cathedl their monthly In the manufacturing companies as S C. S. Wednesday. Ocfober Early report, indicate that many walks of The first few days I °* * * A member of the Holy Redeemer the W. S. Wednesday, October Continued on Page 2 27 at 2 o’clock A committee win be people do not ,eallze that 28 of the d>d not quite understand the army T. A association will be Tuesday " " " " Voon he was m.noint , . ° c; OCK committee w “ 1 De financial drives usually conducted our mrI), hut now that r hav„ „ ot .„¡evening, October 26. at 8 o'clock. The P a '1» « scout l roop he was appoint- appointed to nominate officers for- .. .. . J , , out corps Dut now tnat i nave got to . “ ... . . . . ,, , isl junior assistant Scoutmaster there the coming year annually in the county are combined know everybody in my barracks I meet‘ nK will be held in the Locker lne,p Finders of Ration Books The first regular meeting of the this year in one camPaiKn the Ore-1 rea ly and truly hke it here.. The Room <>f the Beaverton High School r „ llow,' inductlon into , h„ Armv 1 ne nrst regular meeting or tne - (where Airplane Recognition classes . ‘ «»ow 'n k induction Into the Army Can Mail Without Postage -I- "I l Bits of News About Our Boys y Under arrangements made with the Post Office Department, finders of I day The topic for the program will b e , lost Ration Books may drop them in land children physician, and Miss ! theatres on the post. Health, with Dr. Carl Ashely, infant | the mail without prepaying postage ns Dhvsician and Miss Washington county must not fail drilling every day. And the floor of en ‘»her, R. N., head of school nur- p pi and childrens or enclosing them In envelopes, the ,r R PNy a3 Kuest gpeaker in meetin* its War Chest Quota." early in the morning for the first sps ot Portland, will be guest speak- New Pastor Chosen Helen Fisher Office of Price Administration an pastor of the Methodist f ^ate8 declared. "Because of the f ew days bill I don't mind getting up e,s- For Reedville Churc nounced today. m o r o o n /'in c r\r anner fn r m u- fterh t. The I Ilf* P. IJ T. I A. A 1 is « s sponsoring n n n sn rin cr t tlni n iQ " ~" ....^ H u rc h church will preach the second ser- ?mersencles of b caring for our fight- now. On payment of a five-cent postage- Health program in order to assist . . . . . . . . , mon of the series Tienely Topics for !nK. forPes- of aid to our gal We have physical training and ... Victor Hovda was chosen pastor of due charge, the Post Office Depart parents to care for their children n j m n • . ■ . . . Troubled Times His subject will be lant alU" 8 ln, w\r;torn countries and you can eat off ,t ment will return the lost book to the ° ee. v e res y rrlRn c u,cfl Get Acquainted with God. Provl(iinK *or *he welfare of child- barracks ha? to he so clean that when a serious emergency arises and no doctor may be had immediately. " ,recent, cungregational meeting. He person whose name and address ap The Home Makers class of the on uOW C?PtTi' Mr and M,s J H - Wagenblast and When the ad Parents are asked to come pre-I d^ ' Vered hi" t in t 8e,mon la8t Su»- pear on the cover. Christian Church held its regular butions t0 the " ar ^ hest should be Best regards Mr. Hovda is a student at the dressee cannot be found, the Post Of- pared to ask questions as time will ; ^ay monthly social meeting at the church ma er,a > Krea el an we or in RO BERT W E II, j. Baptist Theological Serrtinary of | flee will forward the book to the Thursday evening, October 17. Pot a r .,y „ ASN 19200970 307th LB Bks 275 Shep- be allowed for discussion. Portland. . i nearest local War Price and Ration- So, for your Child's Health sake, luck dinner was served to 17. Offi- Contributions of only $1 per fam- pard Fieldt Texas. . V- 1 ing Board. come and hear these two able people cers were elected as follows: Presi- ° Visits New Son j It is planned to have the county doc dent Elmer Walters, vice-pres , Ruth ‘,uota 8Pt for th/ 1 f un*J,, 'i! Dear Sir: -------- Income Taxes for County So far they tor and health nurse present too. j Zimbrick; sec.-treas.. Alberta Cham- said Gates I f every fam,ly wlH I Arrived and on time. Joe Berger, who Is with the U. S. berlain The class is composed of K‘ va at *ea8t *5' ^ e goal will be | V r c » t e d " u i " g ^ 'n o “'com plaint; P* " " l . , 8!!™ !d ‘ ake advanta* e j of this opportunity. ! marines, is on a furlough and vlslt- „ „ „ „ and married people and „ „ h . achieved Labor unions have an- i at all. Distribution of J3,520,859 of income both „ young . . Pvt E S V A N Z A N T ! *r ^e ei£hth grade mothers will be 1 ing his wife and infant son, whom he tax revenues among the several meets each Sunday with Miss Flin- no“ " ^ / hat ,me,” bf,r8K have 8U,b- hostesses for the evening and light | had not seen before, being born since counties for school purposes was an ger. I f not attending Bible school v ^ r c°hest ” * ^ Tacoma- Wash- he entered the service. His wife, nounced Monday by Secretary of refreshments will be served. elsenheie >ou svi .1 be welcomeii hete _______________________ _ „ . „ Raii„v 4^10 <iw p-v.pl Next board meeting will be held ts visiting with her father John York State Robert S. Farrell Jr. Mr and Mrs Roy Chase are proud . . - V. \ , P f ^ l November 10 at Mrs. Ross’s home on I for the duration Of the total distribution $2Mi mil parents of a daughter born October Beginning Typing Class Ian«-, has been promoted to rank of Junrtjon road BPCond hoU8e on left | lion represents one half of the an 21 Mrs. Chase was Sue Farmar p A d u lts * f ‘ r8t 1,eutenant . side, past Center street. nual state school support fund cre Won Silver Wings LaVerne Chase has been promoted ------- | The following men were Inducted Henry S Mears, Jr., of route 1, Ti ated by the last legislature, and $ 1 ,- to petty officer first class parachute gard, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs Henry 020,858 represents one half of the ele rigger. He is a son of Mrs. Alex Adults who have always wanted to j on October 12 , by Washington coun- j Plasma Mobile Unit school fund Rimiltir S. Mears. has won his silver wings at mentary Squires of Beaverton. He is just 21 type or who are learning for the pur- ly local board No. 1, Beaverton, Or. » M i l l . - t 0 ,, Texas Navigation School as a navi amounts will be distributed next years old and has been in the South pose of getting a job to help with ; ARM Y i * * * n ilM D O r O IV lo n u a y gator after a 18 weeks course at the April. Pacific the last six months. the war effort are learning to type Loyal Lorraine Jennings Newberg | The October allocation by counties ------------ y — --------- — — • at the beginning typing class at Joseph P Schmidt Rl. Tigard, Ot Red c rog8 mobile unit will make Texas airfields and is now a second which In turn will be redistributed Tests for Specialized Train- Beaverton High School on Tuesday <-har.es W. Noithrup K.l Hillsboro second October visit to the lieutenant. among the local school districts, for • p M Q evenings from 7 to 9 p. m. There Harry B. Vincent R 6 . Portland, Ot Washington county blood donor cen- Multnomah county State School Fund U l g r r O g r a m IVOV. are typewriters available for more William 1’. Durig. J r , R5, Portland ter ¡n Hillsboro next Monday. A ALOHA NEW S 1 $747,336.35, elementary school fund, ------- students. The second meeting of Everett W. Rogers R 6 . Portland qU 0 ta Df 130 pints has been set for The second Qualifying Test for the the typing class will be Tuesday, Oc-J ^ AR M Y A IR CORPS tbe day Mrs. Rnxie Coffey returned to Po- $356,465 44 For Washington county: State Army Specialize Training program tober ¿9th and a review from the be- Jac*t G ( roent, transfer R l Hillsboro I Knough appointments have been ! mona. Calif, last week after a pleas- school fund. $103.243 64, elementary and the Navy College Program V-12 ginning will be given for the benefit 'Ped E Croeni, Rl. ^ Hillsboro. Ore made to meet the «quota and volun- ant visit with Mr and Mrs.. Coffey, school fund, $29.288 50. which will be given thruout the coun- 0f new students who wish to enter M A R IN E f ORPS teers are asked to report promptly at 1 -V try on Tuesday. Nov 9, will be ad- Tuesday night. A minimum fee is Jesae w Snyder R2. Hillsboro, Or th<. times set so that staff members Two mothers are visiting at the ministered at the Beaverton High charged. NAV Y may work at full rapacity through Earl Martin home. M. Martins moth- Lefebvre Produces School, I. R. Metzler announced to Donald B Mac^ Portland. Or tb(! day Those who have received er fro,n Salem, and Mrs. Martin’s day. A pamphlet of general infor- . • IT »L t.arl A Lierman R l, Beavtrion ( sppolntment» but who will be unable 1 mother from Marshfield. . ) Leon N. Lefebvre of the local sales mation which contains an admission- Accompanies r atner on William E Russell Portland, Or 1 be preSent are asked to call Mrs I „ . , . . . . . staff of the Equitable Life Insurance identification form may be obtained H u n t i n g T r i p Irby C. Smith R l. Portland. Or r Abendroth. at Hillsboro 3612 as ' nif “ rI M" tln Wh, ° ,**“ '**•" *" a ho8: Co. of* Iowa, is making an exception Clarence E. Scheckla R 6 Portland BOOn a8 p o ..»,,, to that 8ub8titut8 P“ al with an ‘ "J ^ ed hack i, at ally high record as a producer, ae- at High School office. This form * r home again. properly filled . out will . admit to . the Tualatin, Or donors may be obtained. , cording to Thomas J. Binder, general Pfc Menvain F O'Connor, station- John D. . L*dd .. . , R l, Beaverton i ___________ v ____________ test s udents between the ages of 17 e<J c Bowie. Texa*. recently ^ . A „ « «“ T company. Every A daughter arrived at the home of agent for that R5, Hillsboro Morris R. Seufert and 21 inclusive who are recent high an ei ht^ leave at the home 0 Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Coffey Oct 11. month this year Lefebvre has been R 4 Sherwood West Slope Beauty Shop school graduates or who will gradu- Qf nU Mr and Mrs L s Edward E Rczach one of the ten leading producers of Donald W. Northrup ate by March 1, 1944. Intent to O'Connor, Beaverton. I Mr. and Mrs Jay Frost received the country for his company and in P o r H a 'n d ^ ' f ) r e Purchased bY take the test should be made known He haa Ju#t , ix monthg Geraid F. Harkin, word from their son Rolland. He is February ranked first and August -V - ~ Mary Ellen Shop in the South Pacific war zone and placed second, Binder said.. immediately to Mr Metzler in order training with a tank destroyer group . . ----------- . . V — they had not heard from him for a that the necessary test supplies may deep ,n the ..heat of Texas' and Auction Mart Opens The Mary Ellen Beauty Shop on long time. be ordered. ____ ____________ while here on leave, took advantage Business in Beaverton Attending University Broadway. Beaverton, has acquired 1 of the weather to accompany his y any prope from different part* L '' ’ V i*,? a! \ ' " " l ' '‘if *“ V'‘ l-V- A,oha Grange held a special meet- R . F. Hemrich Completes George E Otte, son of Mr* Edith father on a deer hunting trip out of M„ ltnomah and Washington coun ‘ h* c a^v„n T a d West Slone Th.I ’ *on Maurice, left recently for their Training Course Ch* ’J y. GrOV*. .. . . . . . ty attended the first auction of beauty shop will be open Monday, home in Ixmg Beach California, af- Otte of route 6 . box 589, Portland, O'Connor also visited his grand ^ ter an extended visit with their haa arrived at the University of San Beaverton Sale Auction at the Alex- mothers. Mrs A. Hoffman of Amity ander barn on the highway at Beav- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sat daughter Mrs M Mathiesen Mau- Francisco, and is enrolled In the Ar xrR2TW,‘1' Army A‘ r Field Ro^e',1 M„ Ma O'Connor. Beaverton. ™ “ 'x h 'T " " « . , ! 1 " 7 * . urdaV. but closed on Friday . », rice was on a short furlough from my Specialized Training Program In N M . O ct 22-Second Eieutenan ^ 918ter Mr, U M ( „ of Amity *rton Saturday There were m an), The ». Mary Ellen Shop s open Mon- „ ___ , . _ ... , • a pre-engineering course which will furniture. farm implements. .... — , a . Raymond Francis Hemrich has Just I .. . articles . # . . t v ,__ a.,_ H Gamp Ivis California .. .. ,. . . w 1 aav, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. Sat- be of approximately nine months etc.. ready for the auction which be-j . . . . .. . completed the four-engine pilot tran-! gan at at 1 I p p m with Frank Ulrich Urday' C," 8' d ° n Wedne,*iay j M Parwns returned this week duration. Leaves for Overseas gan sition training course here and is \ This shop has recently been given f rom Woodland, Wash --------------- V --------------- auctioneer. now qualified to fly the famous " H y a new coat of paint, the shrubs trim -' THOMAS C. LIVING STO N Th^ nation'! No 1 navy recruiter- Auction sales will be held _ every med making a fine looking building 1 Mrs. W. M Snipes who is at ing Fortresses' The lieutenant is a former resident Lt Com. Glenn F DeGrave of the Saturday starting at 1 p m ______ _ P o r l l o n H n a n i l o I 1st r r r s a l l t r m n e n c Portland H hospital is greatly i improved. Funeral services were held Monday of Beaverton. Oregon, the son of Mr Oregon district—finally has been are numerous artie'es in every home Back On the Job Again Henry Hagg returned from a trip to at the Rivervlew cemetery, for Thom and Mrs C. F Hemrich. 8 th snd granted his long-standing request for which are not needed now and could E J. I-a Rue is hack at the Aloha Washington, D. C., last week. He was as Criswell Livingston of Beaverton, Franklin. Beaverton. Oregon He la overseas duty and has departed for be sold and used by others. Mr. tfl He was husband a graduate of Beaverton High Sohoo' , Pearl Harbor to receive assignmer.* rich ha* consulted with the OPA and branch of J B Imlay A Sons greatly a delegate to a conference of the Na- who died Oct 14 Prior to his entrance into the air in the 14th naval district. will abide by all their rulings, and improved He sprained his hack and tional Co-operative Milk Producers’ of Jesaie, father of Elton L , Mr* Vic Corps he served 10 months with the Lt John F Biehler. who has been everyone can be assured of a fair was forced to take a rest. * Federation with congressmen to study tor Ro»s and Mrs William B. Nee’s, Portland: John O., Seattle: Gordon Infantry in California. i head of the Helena. Mont., recruiting price on the article* -------------- V --------------- problems of the milk Industry. E. and Sgt. Wilbur O.. U. S armed L t Hemrich received his commit- station for the past 18 months, sue Mr. Ulrich would like to have all Bazaar and card party Nov. 6,1 •ion and wings July 28. 1943. at Yu-iceeded Com DeGrave as officer in articles to be auctioned In by noon Beaver Social club, Masonic Temple . Aloha Grange held a specla Imeet- forces. Mr» Vem er McCall. Vancou W. E. Pegg Beaverton.*ln ma. Arizona He has also served at charge of the main station at Port- Saturday so as to be ready for the Refreshments, bazasr 6 30, card par- ■ ing last week. Third and fourth de- ver. chargs. Thundar Bird XX and Marana n «id . land aa’.e at 1 p m » 30 p. ra. Tlckgta 80e. ’ fre e « war* put on. i
