The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, July 27, 1945, Page Page 2, Image 2

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Friday, July 27 1945
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE. Beaverton. Oregon
P u tt 1
Better Planes
Is Aim of Navy
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H. H. JK F F R IE S . PubUxhnr
Development C c;s on Even
In M dst of War; Jet
Is Being Stressed.
Published F riday o f each w eek by the P ion eer Publishing Co., at Beaverton.
Oregon. E ntered as second-class m atter at the p o etofflce at Beaverton, Ore
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In Advance.
B eaverton O ffice —E nterprise Bldg., P b on e B eaverton 2321
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MP f l
0C)l A TI 0 I
continued on its way, su fferin g much
from
hunger, as gam e w as very
scarce.
(T o be continued)
Keep
It
Flying
Streamline Dress
Saves far Hands
Lewis and Clark
T he Great A m erican Odyssey
A Condensed Story o f the
H istoric E xpedition o f 1804-6
Copyright 1945 by W alter M eacham
Dram atic Episodes
N ow occu rred som e o f the moat
dram atic incidents o f the entire ex­
pedition.
As C lark approached the
Indians, S acajaw ea exhibited signs
o f extravagant
Joy,
dancing
and
suckAng
her
fingers,
In dicatin g
that these were her people.
Then
she
recognized an
Indian
wom an
who had been her childhood friend.
T hey em braced
In a very tender
manner and show ed every evidence
o f delight.
Both had been taken
prisoners by the M inatrees several
years before and had shared the rig ­
ors o f captivity until one escaped
and returned to her people.
Lew is and Clark were received by
C hief C am eahw alt In truly cou rtly
fashion.
T hey were
con ducted to
the cou ncil tent and seated on a
white robe.
Small shells from the
seashore, which had
been
secured
in trade, were tied In their hair. E v ­
eryone rem oved his m occasins and,
after considerable
cerem ony, the
sm oking com m enced.
In due tim e the con feren ce got un­
der way.
In ord er to better co n ­
verse with Cam eahwalt, Sacajaw ea
was sent for to act as interpreter.
N o soon er had she started to inter­
pret when. In the person o f C am eah­
walt, she recognized her brother. She
Instantly ran to em brace him, th row ­
ing her blanket ov er him and weep­
ing fo r Joy.
T he ch ief wus greatly
a ffected also, but m anaged to sup­
press his em otion to a degree.
Sacajaw ea learned that all o f her
fam ily were dead except tw o broth­
ers and the son o f her eldest sister.
This sm all boy w as adopted by Sac-
ajaw ou at once.
The little Indian
wom an recovered her com p osu re at
last and the pow w ow continued.
C hief C am eahw alt was im pressed
with the white m en's talk and p rom ­
ised to provide them with horses
so they could continue their Journey.
The Shoshone ch ief and his su b-ch iefs
were then presented with
g ifts a c ­
cord in g
to their rank and influ­
ence.
C am eahw alt was presented
with a medal with the likeness o f
J efferson on one aids and on the re­
verse side a figu re o f clasped hands,
a pipe and a tom ahaw k.
He w as
also presented w ith a u niform coat,
shirt, pair o f scarlet leggins, som e
to b a cco and oth er articles.
These
presents made him a rich man In
the eyes o f is tribe and also its best
dressed w arrior.
Cam eahw alt took
a liking to Captain Clark and bes­
tow ed his own nam e upon him, a sig ­
nal honor am ong the Indians.
The crossing o f the B itter R oot
range was made near the present
T endoy, Idaho, on the L em hi river.
C aptain C lark set out with a num ber
o f his men to try to d iscover a
route to the Colum bia.
On A ugust
21, he reached the Junction o f th«|
present
Lamht and Salm on
rivers,|
near the present tow n o f Salm on, l
Idaho.
H e nam ed the com bined j
stream s the I^ewls river, in honor
o f C aptain Lewis.
T his is the pres­
ent Salm on river, a tributary o f the
Snake.
He continued
dow n
the
stream a num ber o f miles to about
the present Shoup, Idaho, when he|
decided that this route w as an Im­
p racticable one, so turned back. In
the m eantime. C aptain Lewis had
been trading fo r horses and had s e - !
cured enough to supply the present
needs o f the party.
W ith an Indian guide, they struck
out on August 30 to find a w ay out j
o f the m ountains, m aking their way
slow ly and painfully through dense
thickets.
over
sharp
rock s
and
precipices.
T hey
around
ragged
passed the ette o f the future Qib-1
bansvllle, Idaho, and over the rug-1
ged O lbbon s pass o f the B ltterroots
into Montana.
T heir route passed
the present Hula, in what is know n
as R osa's Hole.
T hey follow ed the
east bank o f C lark's river
(B itter-i
root) .past the future sites o f C o r-'
vallia and Stevenaville.
On Septem ber 4 they cam e upon a
village o f Ootlaahoota, a branch o f a
nation
known as the Tushepaw s
(H a th e a d s ), by w hom
they were
hokpttably
received.
Here,
m ore
horses were procured, giving them a
total o f forty horses and three colts.
A fter a b rief rest, the expedition
l
Good Deed Daily
At 68
Interesting neckline treatment and
graceful sleevelets add a glamor­
ous note to this streamlined date
dress. The two-piece look is achieved
by a deep tuck of fabric at the hip­
line. Make this pastel crepe in hya­
cinth blue, limelight, muled rose,
and save for War Bonds. Patterns at
local atores.
u . S. Treasury Department
W hile In B eaverton he sure to eal
at the Greyhound C offee Shop.
BUYERS— PACKERS
— AH B erries, Prunes, Grapes—
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STABILIZER
Is there anything you fa n cy to eat |
b efore the ex ecu tion ? asked the war­
den. “ Yes, m ushroom s,” said the con- ;
detuned man.
“ I’ve alw ays been
scared to try them In case I'd be
poison ed."— Ex.
I M M X 0 I M 1 - U S H O M A RO U N H U N O IC O J 001 I f .
DONT WAIT -
The Man W ho Is
Contented to Wait
For Customers
T o Find 11 is Store
Will Find Instead
When It’s Too I.ate
That He Need Not
Wait Anymore
TURKEYS
Live Poultry and Eggs
R eceivin g A D ressing P lants:
P ortland, M cM innville, Salem.
Albany,
Eugene,
R oseburg,
R edm ond. Oregon.
Main O ffice and Plant
Northwest Poultry &
Dairy Products Co.
P hone ItAst 5141
j
De Laval
9 5519 8 W
Portland Concrete Pipe & Product* Co.
M acadam Ave.. Portland, 1 O regon
AT. 8384
j
What Are YOUR "Post War" Plans?
We need a few men
land.
Our output at the
into the war program but
ly saleable when peace
who want to work in Port­
present time is going 100%
our production will be equal­
arrives.
Our foundry has for thelast 30 years given our men
steadier year-around work than any foundry in the
country. W e are now equipped to make steel'castings to
the most modern specifications and by the latest meth­
ods of manufacture.
We have the utmost confidence
in our ability to maintain our production after the
war is over.
Applicants will have to clear through the U. S.
Employment service of the
War Manpower Com-
mission.
S E P A R A T O R S — M IL K E R S
( OM PI 1 1 I FO I IP M E N T ANO
S U P P L IE S F O R
THE
D A IR Y
See your Building Material Dealer
W ho Are Interested in Working After the
ALSO
A E. Oak S t r e -t Portland, Ore
V E N T IL A T E D "
W E W A N T MEN
W ar as W ell as During the W ar
W ANTED
chimney blocks
SPECIAL
Y ou know , fo r being alert and on
you r toes, you will look high and
low to outdo the boys at the oil sta­
tions.
E ven now, with things upset,
you hardly com e to a stop at the
pum p until one o f ’em is Joh nn y-on -
the-spot, w iping his hands and pre-
aring to w ait on you like as if you
are his one and best custom er.
So m any folk s In the writin* busi­
ness, and the com m ent-on -th e-rad io
racket are telling w hat is w ron g —
and how to fix It—that we d on 't hear
m uch about anyth in g that Is already
ok ay and d on ’t need m eddlin' with,
you d on 't hear o f m any pats on the
hack.—ju st as if nc£>ody
an ym ore
ever did a sk ook um jo b at anything.
So I am gon na be kind o f a rustic,
or uncouth, or som ething, and adm it
that som ething is okay.
H ow 's business, I says to the lad
cornin' on the
run—w e
ven tu rin g
over in to the next cou n ty on
our
new 6 gallon coupon.
N ot to o bad,
he says, but gettin ’ a little better,
like, he says, if you r fev er has been
104 and it drops to 103.
T h at boy
will get alon g — he is an op tim ist—
som e day he will be fu rth er up the
ladder.
He is a shining exam ple for
others.
So this essay today is a pat
on the back fo r oil—and the guys
w ho never walk, but run.
Y ours w ith the low down,
JO S E R R A
N E W YORK. — Constant develop­
ment of the navy's aviation even in
the midst of war, with jet-propelled
fighters, torpedo bombers and sea
planes going into large-scale produc­
tion this year, was described here
by Rear Adm. Dewitt C. Ram sey,
chief of the bureau of aeronautics,
as reported by the New York Herald-
Tribune.
New and replacement aircraft for
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1946,
will cost $ 3 , 000 , 000 , 000 , the admiral
told 1,000 members and guests of
the Wings club, which embraces
i aviation executives and combat of­
ficers at its second annual dinner.
Of primary importance, the ad­
miral said, were the steadily im­
proving fighters, with Grumman
Hellcats and Vought Corsairs now
THE SCHOOLS OF THE NATION are doing their part in the Seventh War being used as strafers. dive bomb­
Loan Drive by conducting an Equipment Campaign. As each piece of ers and rocket launchers, capable of
equipment is bought through the sale of War Bonds its posture counterpart carrying bombloads up to 2,000
is pasted on the board until the soldier is equipped. Dona Overton, country pounds. Essex-class carriers, he
student, of .Milwaukee High School, Oregon, shows Shorley Potter, city added, “ are now bearing an in­
student, of Lincoln High School, Portland, Oregon, how it’s done.
creased complement of these versa­
LEGAL NOTICE
tile fighter-bombers, thus increasing
the air group’s ability to destroy IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E
enemy aircraft without sacrifice of
STATE OF OREGON FO R W A SH ­
Wounded Marine Gets in
its overall bomb-carrying capacity.”
IN G T O N COUN TY.
Licks in an Unusual V/ay
Sum m ons and N otice o f
Four Dive-Bombers Developing.
V alidation P roceedings
WITH TH E M AR IN ES. - Just be-
“ Jet-propelled conceptions of vast­
dbuse Pic. Joseph J. Yunker of Ho­
ly improved power and perform­ In the M atter o f the creation and or­
ganization o f U nion H igh
S ch ool
boken, N. J., was wounded before
ance will be in mass production by
No. 10 Jt. o f W asington County,
he could fire a shot, he wasn’t out
the end of the y ear,” Admiral Ram ­
O regon, and No. 10 Jt. o f M ultno­
of the battle. But he did get in his
sey said.
mah County, O regon
licks in a rather unusual way, the
I ’m 68 and I try to do m y good
Four experimental dive-bombers
T O : Union H igh School D istrict N o.
Leatherneck reports.
deed daily. So the youngish old are under development by different
10 Jt., W ash in gton County, O regon,
Yunker had been treated for his man told It as we drove on into the com p a n ies. A new model torpedo
and 10 Jt., M ultnom ah County, Ore­
Then we asked him —I f you plane with increased speed is al-
injury and was lying in a tent ward city.
gon, and T o All T axp ayers and
out into
eternity tins;
this \ reacjy ¡n production, with additional
when the Japs attacked. He spotted were
E° out
into eternity
Legal V oters Therein.
a sniper in a tree getting ready to !vf ry hour> would all your good deeds ; experimental craft under way.
A
IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E
nnon up
.in n against
n n i n d the
i h . hospital.
hr,cnit,i
I blot out even one sin?
Would you! ------ „ ------- . __j . _______
open
new navy land-type patrol plane is OF OREGON: Y ou and each o f you
G od is]
Ignoring painful wounds he had re­ ¡g o out a sinless b ein g ?
¡sinless, Christ* is sinless and so are | “ approaching m aturity.” The C ur- |are hereby n otified that pursuant to
ceived that morning, Yunker raised
tiss Seahawk, a new seaplane fo r ¡the provisions o f O.C.L.A. Section
the angels in heaven.
himself up and got a rifle that
and 3160 the B oard o f D i-
Then we w ent on to say. that | cruisers and battleships, r e ce n tly \
another paient had left in the tent. God is now calling out a people from 1 began large-scale output.
; le cto rs o f the union high sch ool dis-
Resting the rifle across his pillow, all nations.
The new models will spearhead \l ' c
n *
*n_ l_h®
A people w ho believe i
he aimed, squeezed one off, and top­ in Christ for cleansing and for the a naval air force which has already above entitled cou rt and cause a pe­
tition
for
the
exam
ination
and
ju d g ­
pled the sniper.
pow er o f a new life.
W hen you per- ! downed more than 10,000 Japanese
m ent o f said cou rt on the regularity
mit your heurt to trust in Christ, 1 planes in three years, with an air
and legality o f the p roceedin gs had
the new life is on the way.
Let combat advantage of more than five
Americans to Observe
fo r and in con nection w ith and re­
your heart believe that Christ has ! to one, the admiral said. He added
lating to the creation and org a n i­
Eclipse of Sun July 9 cleansed away all the sins o f your | the navy had now launched a car­ zation
o f said union high sch ool dis­
F rom that !
W ASHINGTON. — Americans will lifetim e and it is done.
rier fleet numbering “ nearly 100 trict and the election and organ iza­
instant, with sins blotted out, G od |
tion o f said B oard o f D irectors o f
see their first total eclipse of the
names you a sinless being.
O N E — | units with an operating capacity of
said union high sch ool d istrict and
sun in 13 years on July 9, the
,, „ j
,
, .
.
He now has a new photo o f you that literally thousands of airplanes.”
have petitioned for the order, ju d g ­
United States naval observatory re- , shoW8 you sinlcsg and ROWned in his
Recalls Days on the Langley.
ment, and decree o f said cou rt that
In
reminiscent
vein,
•
Admiral
Ve£ ; ed T-eCent y '
own righteousness.
T W O — He puts
The direct course of the eclipse your name in his B ook o f «Life, Ramsey recalled his service from said union high sch ool district is a
duly, legally and validly organ ized
will start near Boise, Idaho, and T H R E E - He gives you the urge to 1926 to 1928 as navigator of the
union high sch ool district as alleged
pass across Butte, Mont. From there do his will and to look to Christ for pioneer carrier, the Langley. In test
in the above entitled petition and
it will swing across Canada, Green- ¡the power.
flight operations those days off that the petitioners in said petition
land,
through
the
Scandinavian ! T o this man of 68, It was all new ; southern California, he noted, “ we and proceedin gs are the duly elected,
peninsula, across Russia near Mos- that his good deeds would not save frequently
encountered
Japanese qualified, and
acting
d irectors o f
cow and end up in Russian Turke- him.
And from w hat follow ed, he Marus that always seemed to have said district.
Stan,
must have been turning his heart to
engine, steering or navigational dif­
A ny person interested m ay at any
The eclipse will appear partial Chrlst-
W hat does your heart say? ficulties that put them on converg­ tim e before the
expiration o f
ten
throughout the U nited S tates e x ce p t Do >:ou
sm less in G od 8 siR h t' ing courses with us and brought days fro m the date o f the last pub­
* jour heart knows.
lication o f this notice, to-w it:
w ith ­
within the narrow path of totality.
j W ould be glad to have a line as to , them to positions from which they
in ten days from A ugust 3, 1945, ap­
could
closely
observe
u
s.”
your victory in Christ for this space |
He praised British-American co­ pear and contest the validity o f such
¡paid fo r by a Seattle businessm an.
;
Government Takes Action
proceed in g or any o f the acts or
operation in the war, and recalled
things in said petition enum erated.
To Bar Bond Speculation
I that during the Coral sea sweeps,
D A T E D Tis 17th day o f July, 1945.
W A S H IN G T O N .-T h e treasury an­
, he had the British carrier Victori-
F irst published at B eaverton, Ore­
3101 SW M cChesney Rd.
nounced that maturity dates on the
| ous under his command in a South gon this 20th day o f July, 1945.
Portland. O regon
Seventh war loan bonds will be with­
Pacific task force. The ships worked
P. L. P A T T E R S O N ,
held until the last minute to pre­
so closely that on occasion they ex­ A ttorn ey fo r U nion H igh S ch ool D is­
In baseball a runner is either out changed aircraft squadrons.
vent speculation trading by corpora­
trict 10 Jt., W ashington County, O re­
or safe, but In the great ou tdoors va­
tions and insurance companies.
The Victorious had a highly ob­ gon, and 10 Jt., M ultnom ah C ounty
cation land o f O regon a fire must be
Oregon.
Maturities on the E bonds— those out to be safe.
P lay ball with na­ structed flight deck, in contrast to
the
Sar:
t
a's
!!00-foot
stretch.
The
;
R esiden t A ttorn ey fo r Oregon,
purchased by ordinary individuals ture.
Keep O regon Green.
— will be the same 10 years at the
first British torpedo pilot to land i P. O. A ddress: C om m ercial N ational
sam e interest rates as heretofore.
on the S rnloga announced jubilant­ Bank Bldg, H illsboro, O regon
W hile sh ip p in g eat at the Grey-
D ate o f first publication Ju ly 20,
The next drive starts May 14. Pre­
ly that it was lihe “ landing on your
1945.
at the Greyhound C offee Shop.
sale efforts have been started.
tote of T e x a s."
Date o f last publication
Aug. 3,
1945.
F or Stove and Diesel Oil Call H arry I F or Stove and Diesel Oil Call H arry
I
Y ou m ay think you have a soap Barnes.
Phone B eaverton 3231.
tf Barnes.
T urn w ar stam ps into B onds
P hone B eaverton 3231. tf
1 that does everything, but if you want
to keep you r fire record clean it is
I better to depend on com m on sense,
j Give serious thought to you r fire.
K eep O regon Green.
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