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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1948)
tending and mixology, personality development, entertainment, tn. strumental or vocal music, pubac speaking, sports, athletics and oth Even,. A. CbronicUd by - ..... « ..» ™ .v * • * S * ? SO" F r° ™ V ™ " !." ers. . , and headaches before it was rea- Flight training and related avl- O u r I .o n t e m p o r a n e s I n dy fDr t|,e »crutinixing gaze of its •liminatp »vocational atlon courae" taken *>y veterans Northwest Com m unities readership. Now that the danger season ! Steps to e m in connection with their present BUSINESS OFFICE AND PLANT The former high readlbility of for forest fires is approachinng, a and recreational training courses or contemplated occupation or bus- Plant located In Beaverton—Tualatin Valley Highway A Short St. WILL PLAY IT STRAIGHT the paper is not quite equaled in authorized by the law Citizens who generally suppose the first issue. But the manage digest of the Oregon forest fire ünder the q j bill are now taken ineM laws that apply particularly to by veteran admini.tratlon offices Veterans who want training m Published Friday of each week by The Pioneer Publishing Co., at that carnival time is gambling ment promises to reach Its usual farmers and woodlot owners has a courBe considered avocation&l or Beaverton, Oregon. Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office time will learn that strong opposi- standards, after the "bugs” and been prepared by Charles R. Ross, in the Northwest. Uon to such a rule has developed quirks In the operation have been Beaverton, Oregon. Under legislation passed by the recreational must submit complete OSC extension forester. in connection with the Oregon mastered. last congress, no part of the VA’s justification to the VA that the In summarizing seven of the ! Territorial Centennial, set for Au- The firm will be open for public more significant laws, Ross has appropriation for the fiscal > ear courBe u in connection with their STANLEY W NETHERTON -------------- - Editor and Publisher gust 12-15, at Oregon City. inspection, at an open house tent- attempted to give the highlights 1949 may be U8*d t0 pay f0r “ y present or future occupation. HRS. EDNA BLACK - — Associate Editor-Offlce_Mgr course started by a veteran after guch evJdence ,g UB-B The local ministerial association.. atlvely set for this fall, News Editor as they apply to farmers and rur WALLY KAIN ----------------------------- --------------------------- relates the BANNER COURIER. | • • • June 30, 1948, which the VA de- al residents. The summary fol termines to be avocational or re- factory. the veteran may request has registered a stern protest, MASH NEEDLING lows: SUBSCRIPTION RATES— PAYABLE IN ADVANCE creational in character. advisement and guidance from the coupled with a warning, in regard Throughout the lower Columbia The Permit Law: Persons who Outside Territories to the carnival company which country adjacent to St. Helens Washington A Multnomah counties i wish to burn forest land, grass, Types of such training are danc- VA before final determination is *2.50 received a contract for the stag project of mass needling has been grain stubble or stumps must se- '"«• photography, glider flying, bar made. One Year . *2.00 One Year 3.75 ( Two Years ------------- 5 00 Member: Oregon Newspaper Pub- ing of sideshows and concessions going on, in a series of weekly cure written permission from a I _________ _____ _ Three Years ---------- in connection with the big Ore typhoid Immunization campaigns fire warden during the closed 1.50 I Ushers' Association Six months ------- -— gon City celebration. As the SENTINEL MIST reports season which runs normally from The divines allege this carnival it, some 3500 people have been in May 15 to December 31. outfit is the same once charged oculated as a protection against Cigarette and Match Law: Dur with open gambling during the the contamination that might lurk ing the closed season, it is unlaw 1947 Multnomah county fair, at in the communities as a result of ful for anyone to throw away Gresham. After going on record the recent distastrous flood. lighted tobacco, matches or other Although the area is slowly material on any forest land, pri In Arlington National Cemetery. Washington, D. C., alongside other as opposing the conduct of this public highway or so enshrined hero dead of World War I, General John J. Pershing carnival company, the association getting back on its feet, it will be vate road, charges all law-enforcing agencies some time before all the damage railroad right of way. was laid to rest Monday afternoon. All new or late model equipment. Excellent opportunity of the city, county and state with has been repaired, with things as Campfire Law: Persons build Unknown by many of the young, even though many of them had the responsibility of stopping a n y ' they used to be. ing campfires on land not their for good operator. Will arrange A-1 lease and give rea served in World War II, General Black Jack Pershing will be long attempt to run gambling games— own are required to clear the remembered by the men whom he commanded and the citizens of on the first day of its stand, not sonable terms to Restaurateur or Baker. Located in the ground immediately around the the last. the country at the time of his high point of service. fire. Campfire must not be left Johnson building, Tigard, Oregon. Copies o f the resolution the Eighty-seven years of age, Pershing rose to military eminence aftei unattended. winning appointment to West Point In 1882. He served through frontier group passed in this vein have Willful Setting of Fire: Persons duty, against the Indians, in the Spanish-Amerlcan war, during the been sent to the city, county and convicted of setting incendiary Call J. 0 . Johnson or T. W . Schappert subjugation of Philippine tribes, as observer of the Russo-Japanese state police, the district attorney, fires are liable to prison sen city manager, attorney general, tences. war, at the head of a punitive expedition into Mexico on an unsuc newspapers, centennial committee Whatever manner of transporta Operator’s Permit Law: Any cessful chase of Pancho Villa and finally, his crowning achievement and the carnival company. tion is used, an Oregon vacation one desiring to use fire or to generalled the American effort in World War II. Meanwhile, the centennial com ist finds facilities for his conven use power driven machinery in Pictures of Pershing have usually inspired a sense of awe r.nd a mission is going ahead with other ience, in public campgrounds main connection with logging on or memory of valiant deeds. Pershing, at the head of the American celebration plans. A 500 mile pony tained by the forest service in the within one-eighth mile of forest Expeditionary Forces in World War I, was the first symbol of the express ride will be made to Boise, four national forests partly with land is required to get a permit 220 Lumbermen's Bldg. Portland, Oregon Idaho, to extend an invitation to in the Willamette basin. United States reaching the stature of a world power. annually from the State Fores a participate in festivities to the Never before had such a total effort been expanded in a foreign At some sites, there is room for ter. Phone BEacon 7131 trailers; at all there is parking war, so important to everyday life that it was everyday life. Some governor of that state. Slash Burning Law: Individuals Arrangements with riding clubs space for cars. Community kitch or companies that harvest forest two million men, under his military guidance, embarked for Europe and many of them remained there with others leaving behind parts along the Oregon Trail route have ens, fireplaces, spring, stream or products are required to burn been made to help provide the es piped water, tables, benches, toi slash each year if it is a fire haz-|* of themselves on a crimsoned battlefield. timated 70 riders who will carry lets, bathhouses and other conven ard. The burning is supervised by Pershing, so the legend about him states, landed in France with the bid In relays. iences may be found. fire wardens. Land owners share a belief that Destiny had long awaited the arrival of the khaki-clad This novel, historically symbolic responsibility for reducing Presented this week is an ad in warriors under his command, as an Instrument for history. But he project, of sending pony express dition to the series which lists slash hazards on their lands AMERICAN LEGION BLDG. was stopped cold by the firm suggestion by Allied leaders that the riders from Oregon City to Olym camping grounds maintained for Closure Law; The governor’s Washington St., between Farmington and First, Beaverton Americans would best fit In a sort of labor corps, to dig trenches pia, Washington, Salem and Boise, public use. Clip this and follow-1 Proclamation may totally or par by present plans, will start at 10 and perform other tasks that would not rely upon a long background ing articles for reference when tially close such forest areas to W EEK DAYS of military experience, and as replacements for armies already In the a. m. July 26, from the Clackamas planning a day, overnight or all forms of use where fire dan M ERCH A N TS LU N CH 11;30 to 2 — DIN N ER 5 to 8 pm county courthouse. To Salem will longer. ger is considered especially dan- field. take one day, Olympia two days TWIN BRIDGES—On Mt. H ood! Rerou8 It was Blackjack Pershing, with characteristic insistence, who estab CATERING TO PRIVATE LUNCHEON A DINNER PARTIES and Boise five days of cross coun loop highway (St-35) 6 miles east lished the fact that the doughboys were there to fight. His contribu try riding. CLOSED SUNDAYS of Rhododendron. Elevation 2907 tions to the final armistice were historically noteworthy. His army feet. Space 1 trailer, 9 stoves, 11 fought as a separate force. STRANGE NEW LOOK FOR RESERVATION S — PHONE BEAVERTO N 4164 tables, 4 benches, 2 toilets, stream He had always lamented that the offensive toward Berlin and An exchange copy came march water. Start of trail to Paradise Kaiser Bill's precinct halted practically at the borders of Germany. ing across the desk this week with Park on Mt. Hood. 1 shelter. Military man that he was, with a long and varied experience in a strange new look. True, the TWIN SPRINGS — On Abbott strategy of battle, he was convinced that Berlin should be made a name was the same. But the look road 30 miles east of Estacada, World War II veterans are re shambles, in order to uproot and destroy the malignant plant of mili and feel were startlingly different. fair mountain road. Elev. 4000 ft. minded by the veterans admin In some ways resembling the No trailers, 10 tables. 10 stoves istration that they have only until tarism. He was forced to yield his belief. outward format of the Christian and fireplace, 2 toilets, spring wa July 31 to reinstate lapsed Nation Honored and feted at his victorious return. General Pershing bad Science Monitor, the GRESHAM even been the subject of political consideration for the candidacy OUTLOOK Is so different in dress ter. Supplies at Estacada. Huckle al Service (G.I.) life insurance policies on a “comparative health berries. of the President. Nothing developed further In that line and that it almost seems like another CEDA£ CREEK — On Brice basis. Pershing weWi Mf to his retirement from the army and public life. paper. Before August 1, most veterans Creek road 26 miles east of Cot The radical change comes about tage Grove. 2-way gravelled road may easily reinstate any amount With his impressive funeral rites and commitment to the national shrine, those who lived through World War I will touch, in reverence, because of the pressure for more except for last 4 miles. Elev. 1500 of G. I. term insurance—from news space—and the publication's ft. Space 1 trailer, parking 20 cars $1,000 to $10,000 In multiples of stirring memories of General John Joseph “ Black Jack” Pershing. manner of meeting this demand. 5 camps, 4 stoves, 12 tables, 4 toi $500 regardless of the time their A flatbed web perfecting press lets, stream water. Supplies af policy has been lapsed, and usually which puts out a larger paper, all Disston 4 miles. Hunting, fishing, without being required to take a folded and ready for the circula picnicking. physical examination. BEAVERTO N , OREGON tion department speeds up the To reinstate G. I. insurance, vet RUJADA—On Row River For newspaper’s productivity printing . . „„ Phone 3411 or 4668 erans need only fill out a simple Political activity at Philadelphia will next deal with the efforts twice a. many pages at the one I r° Bd 22 mi,M east of Cotta* ' VA application form on which of the newly forming Progressive party which comes to the 1948 time as its former equipment 0 r° V" (° ff US-W>’ 2 way *rav'" * d they certify their health is as good W . E. PEGG road. Elev. 1200 ft. Parking 30 cars, W IL L IA M V . SPEA R S convention city for the avowed purpose of setting up the candidacy could do. as when their policy lapsed, and 10 camps; 9 stoves. 16 tables, bath As all newspaper plnnts switch of Henry A. Wallace and Senator Glen Taylor as president and vice- pay two monthly premiums. ing over from old to radically new house, 2 flush toilets, piped wa president nominees, subject to national election In November. ter. Supplies at Culp Creek 6 ml. equipment would expect, the Gres While the Republicans villifled the memory of Frankjln D, Roose Fishing, hunting, picnicking. ALDER SPRINGS—On McKen velt, during their political blowout, they adopted a watered-down zie highway (US-28) 15 miles east version of the New Deal, as a lure to the voting American public. t of McKenzie bridge. El. 3550 ft. 2 Next, the Democrats hopefully murmured the magic name during camps together. Space 3 trailers, their appearance in the city of Brotherly Love and went on to parking 4 cars, 1 tr. shelter, 3 beat the drums over their New Deal platform which, in some instan tables, 3 toilets, piped spring wa ces, isn’t quite as forward stepping as the shouting and thumping ter. Supplies at Lost Creek ranch might indicate. 6 miles. Fishing, hiking, hunting, Now comes the Progressives. They are frequently quoted ns de picnicking. fining themselves as leading the way to a return of the principles HKKKY -O n north Santlam hy. of FDR, and their platform should out-New Deal the efforts of the (St-222) 3 miles west of Detroit, other political parties. elevation 1300 feet, 11 camps, ta bles, stoves. 4 toilets. Supplies at The people of Philadelphia, this summer, seem to be seeing a Detroit. can he opened uitli this little of everything. In a political way. RIG LAKE Two separate camp grounds on north and west shores of Big lake, on Old Pioneer San- » N C u t u j< T v t o t 'd / • " tiam wagon road. Best approach by mountain road 4 miles south of conservatively managed and operated by Washington County people R E S I R V A T I O N S BrOIU Santlam Pass from Santiam high H im u n s j - l i , way (St.-54), 36 miles of Cascadia. elevation 4665 feet. 12 stoves and OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 10 fireplaces. 11 tables, 9 toilets, lake and water. Nearest supplies at Suttle Lake Resort 10 miles. Boating, fishing, hunting, mountain climb by Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation, ing, hwimming. On Oregon Skyline Trail. BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE ELSEWHERE IN OREGON Friday, July 23, 1948 State Fire Laws Gov t. Restricts May 15 to Dec. 31 By "Rights Bill FOR SALE Black Jack Pershing RESTAURANT and BAKERY However You Go Public Camping Grounds Suffice Standard Insurance & Investment Company Mrs. MacDonald's Home Cooking On Gl Insurance July 31st Last Chance for Vets P e y y A - M o r tu a r y Little of Everything c h ic k A Savings Account * or Investment Account OIMWtOS ‘V mt&â J \ ' Mutual Institution for Savings LAND SURVEYING Your Savings Are Insured For Safety Construction Layout on instrum entality of the United States Government. Festivities For Gaston Jamboree Set on August 1 PAUL D. BOUTWELL It|iiNr«4 Land Surveyor Phon« Scholls 8361 Rt. 1, Box 705, Beaverton, Ore. 5 Miles West of Progress L H -n u m k w — I imiuim A h m M - A a a l a i Miatnsl M W S “ For Fine Floor*“ W EST SIDE FLOOR COMPANY LAYING — HANDING — KKFIMNHING 003 N. W , 22nd Ave., Portland 10, Oregon A. C. RON NIN G —Call— L. C. REYNOLDS BEacon 2990 Tigard 2177 J. A. ANTROBUS PLUMBING CO. New Home* • IMunibin# • l{<-mo<lelc«l Home* LireiiMMl Plumber - VI ork <»imrimlee«l 536 N, W Greenburg Rd , Tigard Phone 2278 l w ir— , i b M l m b I m n sow k •« dar 4 I m IN w cL*«« ro*ln Mrrtc. Phone CHerry 1334 Capitol Electric Residential and Commercial WIRING 1450 A . (¿.-mien Home lt«l. Carnival concessions, fentured events for children, free waters melon. an old-timers' hmonball game between Banks and Gaston, horse exhibitions by the Forest Grove Ranch Riders and the cor onation of a Jamboree Queen, who will receive round trip tickets to Victoria. B. O.. for two, are in cluded tn the final arrangement - by the Tualatin Valley Commer cial club’s first annual Gaston Jamboree, set for August 1, at the community center. On Sunday evening. August 1. a dance and entertainment will wind up festivities. Though men should rend your heart, let them not embitter or harden It. We win l>y tenderness we onnquer by forgiveness F W Robertson i safe, profitable and convenient way to save or invest money, 2 % 'O C urrent Dividend M EM B ER F E D E R A L HO M E LO A N B A N K Washington Federal Savings and Loan Association H ILLS B O R O , OREGON HAVE A YEAR'S INCOM E IN A SAVINGS A C C O U N T " Accounts Insured to $5,000
