The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 21, 1944, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text-t TL OSSGOIf STATESMAN, fkxlam, Ortcjon, Friday Marnlsg, April 21, IM pagz mzz Princess Elizabeth Discovers Being Queen Real Prof ession AP Tetturts Queenship is a profession like any other. To b successful, you have to work at it.- ; Princess Elizabeth of England has been working at it ever since her parents ; coronation and she's not finished yet Now that she's 18, her "vocational training" will be intensified, and the job of making a slender, blue-eyed youngster into a queen will be rounded out. . . ' Elizabeth would probably be the first to admit that there's more to being a queen than just wear-1 --'' "' ing a crown and waving gracefully I PrillCCSS to aamirers. 2uDjecis mat are classroom' boxes to the. average 18-year-old are job training to her constitutional law, econo mic history and theory, foreign re lations, world geography. - England's next queen never had a chance to cut classes, either, because she never went to school. Although - her mother wanted Elizabeth to attend - a public school and mix with othergirls of her age, court attendants, who pointed out the difficulties of classmates having to curtsy to the future queen won. out, and Eliza beth has been tutored entirely at home. . ' . . The Queen, herself, started lit- i tie live-year-old Lillibet off on i French with the aid of specially prepared phonograph records. By the time she was in her early , teens, she had studied Latin, Spanish, German, the Scriptures and the three R's. She learned court etiquette and the duties of queenship- from Queen Mother ; Mary, whose pearls were Lilli befs first teething ring. " Elizabeth's parents have tried to ease her into royal duties grad " ually, and at the same time bring her up with as little fuss and pomp as possible under the cir cumstances. She learned cooking. first aid, and bedmaldng as a Girl Gavlord, RobeV Will Guide, the English equivalent of J J America's Girl j Scouts, and paid Jjpeak at Conference I our cents oues out 01 ner wccmjt hrrlncess Elisabeth of celebrates her lttn today. England! birthday 23-cent allowance like any other Guide member. And tike hun dreds of other youngsters, she stepped out of childhood and into her teens with a box of long silk stockings, a present from her mother, to prove she'd grown up. Elizabeth, who will some day wear the crown of England, wore her first coronet and royal robes at her parents coronation, and showed the stuff that queens are made of by sitting through the whole ceremony without fidgit Ing. In other early public appear ances, she reviewed the Girl Guides, and presented rosettes to winners of the National Pony So ciety's show when she 'was 12. When she. was 18, her. father, ap proved her appointment as colo nel in the Grenadier Guards, and Elizabeth danced at her birthday ' reception for some. 450 officers and men. , - At 14, in one of her first public speeches, she spoke over the mi crophone to Britain's evacuated children, and told them "we chil dren at home are full of cheerful v ness and courage."-. Now, at 18, Elizabeth is finished with childhood. Under the re gency act, she is a potential coun cilor of state, and can act with others for King George when he Is absent from the country. To give her time to prepare for royal duties, Britain's next Queen Bess has been exempted from national service, because England thinks it takes more training to wear a crown than a uniform. . , PORTLAND, April 20-(i)-Rob- ert M. Gaylord, president of the National Association of Manufac turers, and Dr. Ralph W. Robey, Newsweek business editor, win speak' at Oregon's sixth annual industrial conference her May 2. The conference Is sponsored by the association, Columbia Empire j Industries and the Portland cham ber of commerce. til' Blowing Match Proves Owner " NEW BRITAIN. Conn, April tO-(jf)-Ythen Ralph Prims,, saw a stranger with a dog re recog nized the animal as one stolen from him five months before and demanded its return. Trove it's your dog, replied the stranger. ' u Prims lighted a match and placing the flame in front of the dog's mouth ordered "Blow it out." Th do blew out the match. "It's your dog," conceded the! atranffer who said Prims could have the animal for $20 fifteen to cover the purchase price paid by the stranger and the rest for board. ' a i Art v WW" t rrrj v o -A Aumsville Parents Like MacArtluir . . AUMSVILLE Parents of this community were gratified to read the hews story in The Statesman i Wednesday, stating the attitude taken by General Douglas MacAr thur. regarding the gift of scotch, which he declined to have sent to Mai. 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