The Beaverton review., November 27, 1936, Image 1

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T h e B ea verton R e v ie w
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME XIV, No 52
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4-H-ers Honored
At
r
\\
INNERS IN NAVAL NUT GROWERS ARE
TO HOLD MEETING
EXAM ARE LISTE!)
< </ ii « ii envinan Jante» W. Mott
h»« ju»t beorí notlfled by Ibe U.
S. «'Ivi| Servir« Commlaaalon of
Uie re» ult o f Uia examlnaiion
held <et Ociobtr 17th lo deter-
Club Has Ten Winners n.ine tha cllgible « and ld.it»« for
In County Fair, State a|e inlnwnl lo the U. S. Naval
Aimifcuii) fnczm the First
i’on-
Fair And Exposition
Krv«»ioaa| Distrito o f Oregon.
Tho M low in g four youn« men
who mudo Ibe highest
grade»
LEADERS (JET MEDAL bav»
l»e«ni mmvlnated hy Con gres -
#** -
»man Molí lo takc Ibe ntcular
“ ***«'
tnd
Si'lnlosh
KMfrlvr «••'•ruin e
< xainlnatb n eaily |n
Kebruary:
HcbolambJp»
Principal, .lamo» Hervey Bal-
rheller, J t „ Corval II»; First A l­
A foremost ns* i,d
4-H f l u b
térnale, Koothfft. Ilannlaler, Roa#-
*«>rk wu* Hird by assistant co.
buDc; Thlrd Altérnate, John Dom­
"««•ul, I* K. Franc 1 »,
tb* din.
inio l.lnkrU-r, O»we«o.
nrr and ac.itoenKm l
pro« ram
held «alnrdav. Nov. 21 by ItM
ilazol.tul«!
Conwnunlty Club in PRICES ARE LOWER
boner of il, p ,4 H rlu ba. The
THAN LAST YEAR
pn «rain wan held In IJ>« acbool-
bmiHp and w*» m tended by ISO
Oregon furrrvom will
collect
member« (of (bp community.
about ten <smt» a pound lea«
Tla» lluMrldaW 4-H bo>* have tor their lu rk «)» till* T b -«k »-
* " k <>f lbp outstanding achieve KlviiiK than they did lust ac-
lo a auryey made In
na«ut
rp((,: da o f lb«»
county, cordln«
l)*vlfw bad In thp least tb n p I’ortlnnd Monday.
Till» Huivi-y »now«>iI movement
X ara i n 4-H club* all o f which
(«tnpU-UMl tlielr work loo par of Rome 30 rarhmd* o f bird*
»trike
o u d ilii» »
crni. They havp also been aur- delay'd by
the
prt«e for wholenalo
<<c*»ful to winning 67 awards an«l
• I tha (Viwniy Fair. Stale Fair, ■hlpmenl« avera«tost 19 cent« a
coni|wred
wll'i 29
f\ip|flc
inu-rnatiunal and
the pound a*
cvO|» a yiear
a «o. There ha*
the rotiimerrtal National
lUuk
Coin Show. In addition, Ihp itroup he«-i» n»> »hiptneni« o f tirrkey«
liaa the Ihu-lflc Ncrtbwea, cham­ to Ala»ka thto* year.
OtUc r product» affected by t ie
pionship dptnonHiratlon toani. and
baa also bad
two
frrsl-place »trllu- fnclude» apple* and pear*
now p»vlnK extra
freight* lo
llrc*too.k judging team*.
reach water-borre commerce in
iV’ ld M«Mlal certificate*. which Briliali
Columbia point»
with
were award»«! by (be Pacific ln- »trike* thore ttuvatenlnn to fur­
i»-m«ti<>nai l,ivoHt»<k Exposition ther depre*» th«*»e tn-ce«.
and scholarship* to the 1)117 4-H
Wheat price» hate held up in
f ’ltib Himwiipr school. which were be -free of curtailed movements
won at the Sl ate Fair, w«*rx pt* - with Japan »wrjtchlna frvmi <*ol-
aenled to J«e lh'rg*sr and Dona! •nililu river and Puioet S»n*nd
Met it<a»b, m« rntHOw o f the chain jo in t* to Ant« stlne (or »upplle*.
psuublp demons! rat ton team.
Heavy flour order« to the Phil­
Cert Ideate!« o f achievement ip ippines pi iced for January and
recognition of 100 purr cot «-ow* February delivery w ill depend up­
pletion o f ih«*ir W ork w* tx> prv - on a rhanirc In »irike e Mid It Iona.
»erfed lo liny K irchclo» and Ru/lc
San P r o . leader» i f the 4-H club». WALTERS FAMILY
I*»nkin<h:p pin» were presented lo
HOLDS RE-UNION
Itufle S*tnoro, leaiU-r o f he gar-
den Hub, Bd ttetivlker,
assis-
On Iii*t Friday the Sauiuel W al­
tant
li>ad«*r <»f the
corn club,
*n<| ( "barton Shaper,
a»»iHtanl ter» family held a family reun­
ion at live h' me of Mr. and Mtr*.
bader of the cto Irv club. Bach
Jaute* Walter*. Thl» i* tlie first
h&* completed hi» find year of
'trunion held in fifteen years.
club
liiid»T»til|» and bavin« led
Tlio»e present were: Mr. and
inn pervert club* wore entitled
Mr*. William Thom as; Mr. and
lo it Imtdemhlp pin. Ray Klnch-
Mr*. John
W alters; Mr.
a-nd
eb«e.
who ha» he«»n
principal
Mr». J. J. i h urchh y; Mr. and
leader tto ihe dairy. corn amd
Mr». S. WtlUnx and sati I'harle«;
poultry club» and ha« been di­ Mr. Norman W aller»; Mr. and
recting the l-H a»-tlvltie“ o f the
Mr*. lYvIn Walters
and
»«»n.
oonm dTlty, h»a I pen a lender ¡Allen; Mr. and (Mr*. Jack Sat­
for three yeair».
chel and daiutbtvr, Itollca; El­
The fiftc«*n menvlwri o f the mer Wallers. 1 -abelle Opporman:
cluh» who achieved award» are
t'Wve Owen* and his mother and
at. follow »: fral year, rla re rco nephew; Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
a» follow »: first year, rlarer.ee IVarson;
and
Verna. Kvely,n,
Ralph liillenwrater: wecond year. la ola , Jutne«, Donald and Bar­
Jten .!«ld«»rk»; thlnl year, John bara Walters.
Santoro. Jot» Sanloro and Hernie
Alti»hln; fourth >'«*ur,
Chari*«»
BISHOP NOMINATED
Shap< r and Ikinal McIntosh; fifth
MAYOR IN CAUCUS
year, Homer ( ’hurrhley and Frank
SeinikeT; sixth yxar, Joe B«*riter,
Thirty-five person* were pm 1*-
Fxl Setnlker. Kugere Barnett and
c-nt at the caucus held
lust
Wilfred* Harnett.
Pri<5ay evening to the hig i school.
W. E. 'McCloskey
served a*
COOPERATION IS
chairman »nd W. O. Mlksche w«s
URGED BY SPEAKER secretary.
The purpose of the
caucus
was
to
nominate
city
official*.
»'lose cooperation between f«ar-
Those nominated were: Mayor,
ents o f school childiren and the
community traffic problems wa* F. W. Bishop; Councilman to
serve ono year, Robert Johnston;
urged by Mrs. Paul Patterson,
throe Councilman to serve two
n go erg speaker at Forest Grove
years. Guy Carr, Dewey Dror-
P.-T. A. meeting Tmnd-ay. Par­
baugh, I* F. Humbling; Reccrdar-
ticular Interest should he sliown
Tre usurer, Homer I.. Wilson.
In marking street* near schools,
It was dw ided that the name
controlling traffic near
school
of the tieket should be Citizen's
cioHHsirg», restirictisg larking ut
school curb» ami eliminating the ticket.
Flection of city officials will
hitch-hiker and! under ago driver. be on December 6 »• lbe City
Parcnt-Teic.hcr a»»oclation* <»f Hall.
rlw entire nation are cooperating
with other onganizailons to ani CLUB HOLDS MEET
effort
to
rcdu»'e
automobltoj
accidents, 'Mrs. Putters«», chair- j AT V. A. YVOOD HOME
man of the aafety cvimmittec. o f]
Mrs. Jay Gibson
entertained
l!i« Wtuvhlngton County Parent-
Teachers Association, i* planning the “ 500" Club with a luncheon
a county wide program endeav­ and card* at the to m e of Mrs.
oring lo Interest parent» in inv V, A. Wood* Friday. Addii icinal
Mesdames, F. H.
provlng traffic
condition» and gu«‘ st w««ie
devcdoping better and safer drlv- to hoetie, W. C. McKell, and \V.
J Sifitt. Mrs. McKell held high
ing.
score and Mr*. R. R. Summers,
low.
LEEDY GRANGE E
LECTS OFFICERS YVEDDING ANNIVER­
SARY CELEBRATED
the last meeting o f leed y
At
Grange the new officers Kir the
coming year were elected. Those
« tween were a* follow »:
Mas­
ter, A. 1» Whlttatttfr; Treasurer,
.?. Zit/.man: I/ccStircr. Ross Fin­
dley ; Rtewrmd, A. fk-hulz; Over­
sees, K. a. May; ftecreiatry. M.
Thom e; r»»>rtoerper. Bert Reeves;
sew , a S. May; Saoretary. M
Whittaker; Flore. Mr*
Tzocket.
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advanc«
Ueaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, Nov. 27, 1936
Tin Western Nut Drower»' a»-
»«aiatlf ti will hold It* 22 nd an-
•m»l nievtlr* and nut »how at
lA-roat (»rove, December 2 a .id 3
f i r which an cxtennlve
«duca-
tloual pruicrum ha» been arran«od
announcu» i'. E. Hchunter. sec-
reta«y a:.d fod< ral mil »peclal-
1*1 at Ore«ou State rolleite. E.
A. Met'or mack, I.UKen«-, who 1«
rice-pre»idem
t>v O ro# n, will
preside, due to the r«-eeiit death
o f J. If. Smith, NewherK. tjre»-
hW x.
A potable program feature thl»
year 1 » the
preparation of a
»;’rto» of research piper» 'mvtoK
to d<-
with the aoll and mot»
tcre rcMouive» of nut orchard».
For the flr»t time thi* live *uh-
Jcct will lie di»cu»k«d from Live
»land
jvoint o f «cohyry, rnlcro-
or«uni»ni», »oil
nutrient»
and
root jametiaiion.
State Collette
»l»»iali*t* collaborating cm Die
report*
will be Dr.
I. H. Al-
li»on. 'Dr. M. It. l*-wl», Dr. R.
!B -S -
Evangelist
J -
—
(ìroseci ose
æ
Silently Passing
I
NEW VACANCIES
IN ARMY LISTED
August II. Imllina.i, 76, ii,ad a'
Major M. D. Baagoall.
I'nited
ala home on Beaverton. HI. I,
Hi« first of Hi« we«*. He U »•ute-. Army KecruiHog Officer,
»in vived by hia widow , Sarah 323 New post Olflce BalhliBg.
arid
I-. and th« foil« wing children: Portland jeleaaed a new
,
’
Oscar Dallman, Tiiivta-r;
Kmil c< rnplele vacancy list to be fil-
Pins Given Thone Who
liallnuui, Skamania, Wash ;Albert teit in hi* district.
Opportunitie* are available f o r s
at home: .Mr». Olga Oerig, Salem;
Have Completed A
l.ydia Obrlst, Hlllndaie;
laMlfle «•-rvtc« in t!ie following or gar.-
Enahlt, VancLuver, \\’a»h,; Ber- lij-sHon*. \Dpir fiagnall »aid.
Y'ears Work
7th InJartn-, V an zou vr Bar-
______ _
U.a ID nr is, Skamania. Wash.;
... ,
Kerala l.ucuvan and I-uel'a Falx, | racks, Wash.; 3rdl C<«a»t Artilleiry,
both of Ueaverton; alxo tw»nty- Fort Steven», Oregon; the 9th and HOLIDAY IS EARNED
lliree grand cbildroo and one 10th Field Artillery
regiments.
______ _
great grandcliild.
, the 6lh Engineer* and 3rd flig- lljg ie re < ..»te*t Being F..aducted
(n j
)if| j
Funeral »ervicea
wtie
lieid 1 nal t ompuny of the Signal Corps
stationed at
KWt
l^w i».
a' Ibg»'-. thiafiel Wedneediy with all
b rial « t (TeeceBt a ro s e <omv- Wash.; 6t.i (■¡ngireer»; Fort U w -
; ten. Wash, and the 14th Toast
fnemUer» of the l-H club
etery.
Artillery
stationed
on
Puget <'on*I>leted their project* for the
An opportunity a b o ex- yea,r
1935-1936 and received
Kune*at service» were held on Sound
Monday at Fegg'a Chape! for i»t» for two male »lenograjxier* j 4,1 * r hievement pin to :ecognl-
4-H Club Work
“ f w,,rk- Tho" e r w i v *
vtr*. Baadom, '.to, mother of Mri. frr atrvice in the Philllpine I s - ! ‘ 1 ob
Iarvdf
i'n « ptas for Sewing I tnculde:
Henty
Watus. Burial
» > « at
'
U»rr»K,e K hk, May Coacta, Col-
t'reacert drove cemetery.
The Maj-ir further aU>ea that , Uen Oertman, Anita Decker. Ttoel-
1 the varar-cie* in many of these m» De< ker, Emm* Strieker, Lou-
i'htanjrclim and
M n . L. K. SOCIAL SECURITY
B. Slephen»«m and Schuster.
branches are very limited a n d ; i»a 'HueRher, Rosemary Shaw,
Other protciain numhers dual (>ro»eclo»e of Mocupesville, Indians
are subject to being closed to I I«etheiine
Thompson,
Va- anm;
FORMS
DUE
DEC.
5
with i he InU'Mt In <li»ea»e and will bogin an evatigelt»tic cam­
ei-listment at any time. The va- s trau».
pest control,
rt|!*irln« winter paign <m M<»nday night at 7:4.'»
ezneies for service in the 3r«l' Those earning pin» ; or tha
S<aial Security
Forms SS-S
Injury,
and drying
operation». a 1 the Church <rt Christ. T V *
Signal t'orrpany at Fort L ew is. completion of n o th in g II are:
The »e»» ui-Mi ate »"pen to the eiargeliatH are nallorally known have l»eo:t delivered to all known are reserved for mer, who «r e ,/eila Trowbrtdtge.
Phyllis Foe,
ami
l
a
w
held
meeting»
in
many
employee*
who
are
eligible
Per
public, «eiiarilic** o f niemta-r-
‘
il.trested
in
radio
land
telegrap'.iy.
|
'
‘
r*
a
LXlow,
Barbara
Baughman,
Important field* and c< rr.e tou* benefits of live Social Security
»hip 1» Hie organization.
Applicant» must be between the : D«rtty Easton, Neydcr.e
Swog-
highly recommended
Act. If any wiorker or employee,
ages
of
18
and
35;
in
good
health
Ker-
Mr. Grmecloae 1* one of our whether employ«»! at pre-*.-vl or
HAZELDALE TEAM
dependents
Virginia Bishop received a oer-
<.ul»Lar.ding i-vargtliHt* and Mr». ot ha* failed to receive a firm single are} without
baa
RECEIVES MEDAL K itM C l«* i* a-< efficient *ong he or »he may call at th* post- ard able to furnish character r e f - : ti**oate »bowing that she
luu*er and young people’» wor­ office and regi*ter. Employee* of erencee. tYiminal* or men with *ucce*sfu)ly completed two years
Ji»e Uerger acd Ixmal Mc- ker.
.past criminal records are lnel-|°*
work.
any age up to 66, and who are
Intoah. member» of the Hazel-
A free-hand bc-rdtr of Inman
igible for enisltment in the U
Service* every night
except not jfflYM&ment
employee!
or
«late poultiv ilni!'»'»tnatlon team Saturday.
! squ«w* ha* been completed anil
sgriculiuhtl worker» may tesi*- S. Army.
Indian songs learned to the first
which won the .Vorlhmeat clwm-
ttr. The»« *re a few addition­
T>.on*hlD «if il«vmon»tration teaui»,
irr‘ ,,e
al exception* al* . Theae torra* PLANNING COMMIS-
»«»^•ntly received cold
certifl- DINNER GIVEN IN
„ „ „ „
Twenty perfect day* have beei
SS-5 iimet tie
completed an ! OVCS.VT rwrx .»CSV
<ate» from the Pacific Interna­
SION
TO
HOLD
MEET
e
- m « l by the second grade whioh
CAMPBELL COURT returned bofire Dec. 5, 1936
tional in recognition of
their
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|'s ¡«atiemly awaitvr« 11s half-
achievement*
The Washington county t»l«n- holiday,
Mr. and Mr». V\. C. \lc Kell
Broil«« certificate* were al*o ar.d Ml** Juliette Tarter enter­ HEN LAYS THREE
ning commission will meet Friday.) The th>>d grade has wtitten
received for the members d the tained a group of friend* with
EGGS IN ONE DAY ; \ovemlier 27. at 2 p.m. at the • criginal stories in thch- language
«•ourt house in H illsborr to c u v . (, lia*s.
Chehak-tn Mountain fiotato club Thanksgiving dinr««- at (lie Camp­
crop» judging team, which placed bell Court in Portland.
y ,,« foarth grade is ¡earning
Th»
A white leghorn h<in at the sidcr p lm n iog and o,hRr devel-
third in the crop judging contest . guests were Mr. and Mr*. Doy i Janie» Buck Home sprung a real «ipment problems of both pivs- bow to understand the symbols
to ^
mug4c
it. the International. The ineni-1 dray, Mr*, (h tte Viain. Atr*. F. surprise on*» day la»t week hy ent and future new coBfrrntingi ^
lawn of thi» team W er* IH e n | G. fkinaliUfir .«nd Mv. and Mr*. laving I hive egg* in ( -* day. I j : i * ar^a, it m * arvYounoeo bv
Kchelt*' r
Klleti
Jaqulth
ord | I. F. S penrw a id «on Rnaael All were normal size, two being W.G. Me. rha'rmtin o f the c o m -: WUh tbe ¡niag.nary journey to
1 miuinn
the Middle A llartic States draw-
mission
c-*om e Allbuvo.
of I*ort land.
conn«!ct«»t bj a thin membrane.
ing to a close the fifth grade
t r t e r c c e W. Reyi-old*. execu­
is p*'.*;-«ring to journey southward
tive assistant c f the strxte plar.-
ring hoard and other represen- for the winter months.
F ltrerce Hettgen,
who
has
tetives t f the stote body will be
present for the
meeting ard been ill for some time returned
will take pan in discussions. ¡Mr. tc school last Monday.
Ide states. Members of the lee-
Tbe sixth grade gramar class
CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
Islature from this district have i .ia* completed a noun scouring
also been ‘ •'■voted to attend. * contest, in which the two per-
Any
citizen in
Washington i sons who found the iwost nouns
county who is rtorestefl in r r - i received a prize.
Tw o
girls
gsrized planning mav atterd the j tied for first place, Doris Noel
session. Members of the com- j «nd Lorer.e Kirkwood.
Harold
mission stv especially
anxious j McAllister won the candy bar
n have n rob'iiin r f anv sort for the boy getting the largest
or ides* for future d ew lcp irrn t i number c-f nouns,
c f the county b'-ouehl
hcfoi-e, A hygiene coctest is be.ng con-
tto-m at this time. (Mr. Irtc »ay* I duetts! to-tween the boys and girls
Mr. Reynolds will b iirg with ' i1; jive eighth grade. So far thf
him information on various plan- score stands 14-11 in favor of
ning problems now confronting j
girl«.
UlB state and pivsent ll*m t o ]
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the W ashirgtin county commis- p J
^
OFFICERS
stom for ciuauderation to this.
*
group. The Washington commis-
TO HOLD MEETING
sion is expected tc
cooperate j
__ __-
with other county planning gt mips
The officers and
comm ittee
on * number of stale-wn'e a n d ; chairmen of Uie Washington, c o .
regional problems.
¡council of Parent-Teacher assoo-
Members of the Washington < ¡«tions will meet Tuesday. Dec.
county planning commtossion, all , a, orM, „'clock for the quartar-
of whom are expected to at- |y executive hoard meeting. The
tend this meeting are as fot- j ,rwtinic
tn he “ not-hick" at
lows: M. G Id. chairman,
| the home o f Mrs. Gladvs Green
mer U Johnson, U T. M cPaeet-; sf n .irrten Hom?. Detailed plans
ers l>on«ld Templeton,
m.
■
(j,c county meetioe to be
C yrus, all of H ills W o ; V ernon: ^
^ H,Ito5oro wi„ ^
Burllngbam,
vice-chairman.
Dr.
not-need and the matter o f by­
R. I. Mills, secretary. J.
A.
law changes will l.e taken up.
Thornburg, all o f Forest G rove;;
Officers o f the countv council
H R. Smith R. G Scott. J. E.
Niorbaok, Sherwood; Jay Gibson arc V’.s. Gladvs Green. Garden
Albert F. Kemmor. James Lewis, Hon’e President: Mrs. John M’ood.
Beaverton; M. E. (Morrissety, Her­ T ig e r! ard Mrs. A. M. Jannsen.
vice-nresidents; Mrs.
LIVING R
man Kerkroiin. both o f C om e- Dca vertot».
W H E E L S — Luxury
litis; Oscar Haag. Rtedville; and Rex Hollo. Oswego, secretar; Mrs.
Cm I Sands. Forest Grove, treas­
and comfort aro the
Walter fp sh a w , Tigard.
thamo-aong» of 1137
urer.
auto Interior», with all
-
Committee
chairmen
makos offorlng mgr#
room for passenger«
B E S T Y E A R A H E A D — Prospects for
and richer finishing*.
a record-breaking year bring smiles
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! timber, program: Mrs. G. Hlle.
H er« 1« a «mart new In­
to W. S. Knudsen, General Motors
The r.nlted States ( ivil Ser- j shcirwxid, hospitalitv: Mrs. A.
terior, trimmed In a HOW VO U R CAR W O R K »— A novel w «y
executive vice-president (left) and
vice Commission has a n n o u n ce d .^
Forest Grove. Magazine;
«oft noutral oolor mo­ of ehowlng proepectiv« buyer« the “ In-
Harlow H. Curtice, Buick president,
open eomnetitive examinations ».» , yj.rs
w aiter Workman
Forest
hair velvoL a fabric nerd«" of the new cere wee thl« unique
as crowds jam the portals of the New
follow
:
i
circve,
health
and
sutnmer-round-
found on the majority croee-eectlon automobile displayed at the
York show to view their offerings.
Lithopranhic stone grinder and ,.p . M,ra Pal„ p attcnMnii h UI h -
of the new care.
pc.Hsher. $1.200 a vcbt (for ® P -; blxro, safety; Mrs. R. Hiatt, Hills-
potntment in Washington D. C. lK>n, roulo
publication«: Mrs.
onlvl. Weather Bureau. Depart-, K j
Maple Forest Grove, leg-
ment of Agriculture.
i*l«U«in; Mrs G. L
Cpchurch,
JuTlor custodlen offtcar. $tjl60 P<irt1annl. nxite 6. budget; and
a vear. B im tu « f Drtsons. De­ Mr*. M. M. Romlg HillsNiro, pub­
partment of Justice.
licity.
Suoervislng tosnector of c lo t h -,
ing factories. $4.600 a year. Fed- DOUGLAS TAYIX)R
Mr. and Minn. David
Ediger
c«lcl*r»t«vl their fifth
w«»dding
anlw rsary on Saturday evening
with a card party at their home.
“ 500“ was pityed. IVte Johnson
and Margaret Foegy w«vne the
»•Inner» o f :«* first prîtes and
Stella Schulz and f:levw Owwn*
managed lo get the booby prize*. *
EVANGELIST TO
CONDUCT MEETINGS
In The W E E K ’S N E W S
THF. R E V I E W
(TYIL SERY'ICE AN
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IN V E N T O R H O N O R ED — Charles F . Ket
taring, who twenty-five years ago took the
btckacha out of motoring by Inventing the
eelf-eterter, wee honored by Induetry leader«
at a testimonial luncheon In New York CRy.
Me is seen showing hie first eelf-eterter to
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Alfred P Bloen. Jr.
VIEW THEIR HANDIWORK— A famous name •«
represented et the N V. auto shew at three of the
famouc Fi»*>»r brother*—L P. Pieher, W. A. Ft«h»»
and c. F. F.»‘itr
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Full ihfcwmiiiiiir' may he ob-
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tamed from the Secretary ot the
Douglas Taylor. R F.D. 2. Den-
T'nited States Civil Service Hoard , verton, as a member of the Whea-
of Exanvlners at the pool office ton
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Cajielle
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ottsfomhonse in any city I Choir, was with the group an
whioh hr* a nest office of Lhe ' N ew m btr 12 when they brood-
first or second class, or form the cast an ei4toe program
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! the T nltM States Civil ¿tervtc* WtVTBI. the
radio staton of U m
Commtsstoo, Washington.
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y e C. . j \ ) Mordy Bible Institute lo Chicago.