F R ID A Y , A P R IL 15, 1938 ■ .i j - i- i . ■ ■ The Hen v or ton Review ... , , i m . u „| i ■■■■■ t - ....... _______________________________ .................... - 11 Three Injured When Car Crashes Into Bridge And Rolls In Culvert lo ca l T I DRIVE Robert Shaw is visiting granii pa routs, M r. and Mrs Thy nit. Jay GibAon. Jr. is Linfield college for \ «ration Vs tj.1 A Modern V -8 homo frou the Fastet Mrs. M. C. MeKerchor spoilt Wednesday with Miss ta rm in e Knight in Portland. George M eKeroher attended th< naval reserve cruise down thi Columbia« river Sunday. SERVICE SALES 'Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Lite w ere weekend guests at the hom< o f Mrs. Howard Hugh son Patsy Shields o f Port hind It spending her Master varatioi with Catherine Van Kleek S tra tto n M o to r C o . Phone 4305 Beaverton Mr. and Mrs. Janies Lew .' were callers at the Samuel B. taw renoa home Tuesday evening Mrs. Cecil Martin day for M cM innivlle the Master holidays daughter. left Mon to spend with her The Mdward MeMlrov f a n i l 1 fam ily have moved back to Bea verton after standing some tini- in Eugene and California. Mr and Mrs. talan d s?h.iw and son Robert were Saturday evening dinner guests o f Mr and Mrs. George Thyng. MARIA MSKXING ACC1DKM mto a culvert near Beaverton Im- arly ; ersons were tuken to . In Suuduy uiorning. The opiru., . u. lio.-pil.il after the a iioiiioh lle shown above eraahe.l U. i..r »a u acari) d wiled in the w ater-filled cui the stream Ilio ear 'I t the abatement of a stimi third prizes in each section wit. be awarded with ribbons Titer« will ulso be a grand prlau rib boti uwarded |t w ill start at 8:0 l> in. and w ill be held ti tin- Beaverton high school gym Every* tie Is invlled to come am’ participate In addition to tin Inddy show there w ill lie ¡4 1 free program «* li olhouHc Frlday evenlng Gumes wlth prt/os ami dune- itig was enjoyed by a ll. ifyrnn llrltcii plnyeil ibi- piano. Il wa» dei'tiled lo disliund thè llnzel- ■tale lim im i uity club f«*r thi summer The annnal (ilenlc I» tu tu- iield ut July. lit e exacl date wtll I h - untiounci-d lutar. \eri before being extricated fr. m the wreckage Uefore pluiiting into \-l B orkninn«hl|i oonerete bridge Story . n r.t-e om Photo Courtesj The i l i , uia:i. M rs. M iller, sr.. mother o f R I ree Estimates IS M. M iller on Lombard street P A I N T IN G fell and broke her hip and .s of Am erica, is in the hands *>f Wa.shir.gton Co. t<> A . M . Mood working on a building p ro jivl in the Good Samaritan hospital Jack Taylor, assistant m a n a r r t a t 4 Blk 26 N orth Plains. und have many attractive m n St- Mary’s Oi The Valley Dorothy Kirkw ood celelirated John A . ta n g et ux to Allen for the 1938 B..> Seoul circus iatur«' Inn lilings P A I'K K II A N G IN G Mrs E. G Webb accent pan i, ' her tw elfth birthday March 31 B m . l y n c h Long et ux Part Sec 6 I'.’S R2W. | which w ill la- an >utdoor affair l | |* || m The :rd gra ■ hua made I Gene Brown and Lyman Webb subscripth n campaign h> having tier lli-t-dville Hewing Day, t a r t of Sec. 36 T28 R5W. rii . er this year. Reavertua, Oregon in art w h itv inese on a trip to Calwrell. Idaho i ’1«* final and double issue of i i , i * lass members us guests ut the Anderson Bacon to I F. lia r The circus w ill be held ill the m; ' n t i r a r t r i ' *• , a pi caranc-t M iriam has been started by thi where the boys wrere debating home of her mother, Mrs Ida Multnomah civic stadium 'n rington et al 7 acres Sec. 25 •win. staff members Rewards are Kirkwood for dinner and a in i Bla-,, Shopping T2N R3W. Portland Saturday night. May 7 Mr. and M rs. Barrett Randall > in h gru*! Is havitit t rotnlsed to the w inning rlas: i " * il I rug rum L . Julius Christensen et ux to Dorothy received returned Wednesday from i with more than 6.000 Boy Scouts Iti-un-in b* r .in ' > rovi« w of the Mur- and to l i e student w is* brings u bcui'tiftil box of flow ers from S . Davis et ux 30 acres Sec week's motor trip south re and cubs pari ici; at tig . op •ip* "is« t- - d e rin g tht In the largest number of sub­ In r friend of Seaside of nurllei I hi-rry I am- I u llage f hi-ese There w ill be 10 acts on the T I S R2W . turning visited friends in Rose n Itisr ry in con scriptions Mcditcrru Magdalene H offm an et al to years, is .ra n M* NVtt Mhe program commencing with the burg I I '» Ib-llcF' 1 he student tsuly enjoyed in shared it with the Sunday School Charles W . taberee, 157.63 acres nection , ' itti this is a study oi creative and colorful massing 1 peont** (;f ancient times, J. H. Venn who has been educational film showing scenes o f Reedville Sunday April 3. Sec 1 T3N R4W . of colors in which every Seoul confined to his home for somt The f l f i ’ grade are beginning from Y ell 'wstone National I ’., i and Cub w ill engage. The first flB- \ A / l - I f T N ] ' ea«i-iton, Oregon and son mother o f Mrs Shun) Barracks to provide music. Thi A p p le” ut met *• c lass, the lla ie ld A 'e have returned to their home ir « ldiers heretofore have given of gun the seas in’s annual . f I c tres practice to compete with basket hul Nebraska after spending Che their services -■ ll.ivn you checked you (ir* wer team tuketi during th< ious sch» ols in meets to i»e winter in B eaverton . Meetings of the executive com insurance it-iwuHy* Are you 'ul im t w eek . held at a later date. mittee in charge of the circus M r. Meier. proprietor of the I) protected u case o f fire? | A pril 6 the grade school w a ' S‘ \ tests are being givei | The Torch Honor Society, t he Friday afternoon A pril 22 a Ritz Theatre was awarded the are held twice weekly and re to give the students th. h* nor group o f Beaverton high Uni gn gute mil church S ilver lea »H I U- I-leased to give you in ut i ho upper grades, the Friendlv hearsals of the various acts a n dismissed quilt offered by I* M liutlon us to Cowl, e tc . We an opportunity to witness the M 8a hell lias taken ovei’ ¡ schiavi, is siHitisorlng their an snd ill*|>Jay of antiques Every Circle .vt their meeting la. t Fri- progressing rap id ly. E very span moment o f the Stouts and «'Hue laying o f the cornerstone in the Miss Johm .it’s group o f Cuiiip- mini hobliy show, April 27 . II one invited snd unyure having have a low r a le for Itc a w ii day at the IX e rin g home I cun |n,t j The boy scout- fire girls, is being utilized prepar.ng tot new building is open to everyone There rr< old iiiteri-stliig things are usked ■"‘ll » 1 n t * font- Im niedlslely and y o j th gigantic a ffa ir. 1 he fact tha lead the parade and were fol- f >r future three divisions, one for grade to bring tIn-m to the church by > ive at least sixty day » Donald it will be an outdoor gathering I wed by the grade school hand school children. one for higl noon o f that day. Th ere w ll’ 60 ' " P *l I m |>r • in IU 111 adds to the spectacular features Many articles of grade s c K o j t'aliforn-a sr In Mil hoys and girls and <.nc ♦>e a speaker and musical pro IMIV 4iR.IV interest were dejsisitcd within O le tia W * on fm ed it for adults These divisions are If m m adv c 19 20 the stone. the ho: pital pneumonia also divided B’rites all kinds o f Insurance up into different The first grade has entore- She is Impnnvi. rapidly. sections Flint, second and ¥ ------------------------------------------- 9 bunnies which reminds us th'*i Virginia Burly- am) Ians Bash Thomas R . Roe et ux to B. M rs. W . J . Van K leek am (v ip ll of th a M com hinder are n*-w pupils of thi the new R iley et ux. t a t 10 Blk 1 Master is approaching. Mrs. V. A . Wood drove t< F The second grade pup,is a .e fourth grade g ra d e. Robert Burly is Hawk's Add Gaston. Gaston Friday to spend the da.< George H . Johnson et ux to with Mrs. Arthur Boner, a for H enry ta g le r “ t ux. 5 acres Sec mer resident o f Beaverton. 36 T IS R1W . T w o heads are better than Samuel Mdward I'rouca to J. one. L ei us help you with your Rasch et ux, t a t " Blk 1’ Metz­ or welding problem. ger A cre T rs. re ia ir lit tune with Roosevelt policies! W elding W orks. Bea- Brownie T itle and Tru st Co. to Win. Oregon. 1st aud Mr in C . Denboer xert-n. et ux, Tracts 106 Famous step with Oregon’s progress! Architect Presents adv. p-20 and 1*7 Bonny Slope. St. BIRTHDAY GIFT SHARED AT CHURCH Crade School News CROWD ATTENDS •BK; APPLE” NICHT HOBBY SHOW TO BE AT SCHOOL Brown’s Hand Lotion B ie bottle 20^ and c. Money back if not satis­ fied. Beaverton Pharm­ acy paid adv. and TRY the “1 / and P WHERE TO GO Real Estate Transfers Tnis Small Home Has Safety, Beauty, Economy In M r. and Mrs. Frank Buru oi M. b'uru home over the w egu-.iu. M r. Buru is a teacher and coach, in the Enterprise high school Mrs. Buru is the form er Ague. Dixon o f Enterprise. C IRC U S TO B E OUTDOOR A F F A IR The gigantic task o f distribu- ting 30,0*0 tickets t I the approx- itnately 250 troops in the Port- lami area council. Boy Scouts C h a rt I &ut!i i>e.ir.s fo r . > .in* ftrets G a r c 1e n c - s Snrt J or. Vi Vi OZ. 2 in. lb . V* o z . 10 in. 3 ft. 3 in. -------u - V s t n y b ' x _______ K hv’. I S|p *ch t S ifir r C li nch Win»« .* T ctîl 3 *0 oz. V a ° z- 1 07. Vi Vi j . ^ - ____ I I - 3 in. 6 in. 3 in. iV if t . 1 / a Vi Oi. t •* • ^ ;tl* .• Mel n A p a rt in ro w N Ci. I ib. 1 oz. C á fe w . i *?f. 1 Vi lb. to'* 0 1 IV> I W . J. McCready et ux to F . Dishman et ux, t a t 57 Beaver- ton-Reedville. John E. Blum et ux to T h o s . R. Roe et ux, P a rt L o t 4 Blk 2 G aston. W ash . S a v. and taan Ass'n. to Iva A M cLain Part Blk 1 Kelsey 41 T IN R2W . ta w rtn ee E. Ban,ford et ux t M ary F . Bamford. Part Sec. 9 j T IS R4W . Clyde Rogers, Exe., to Fred Seed fo r 100 f t . o f ro w I , Niashington Co. et ux to L . V. Lundberg et ux, 66.18 acres Sec. 1 T3N R 5W . O Z. O Z. 1 Ib. V» OZ. 2 oz. 1 oz. 1 oz. 1 oz. 2 oz. 1 - oz. T«ret;ip_________ 6 in. ft. 2Vi ft. 3 in. 3 in. 2 % I in. 15 in. 3 ft. l'/ i in- 4 in. 3 ft. 3 ft. 3 ft. 4 in. ( Coiir*c s T e e a b jr e «suert, giving planting •nf< jiation on all the more popular ga/ r d i,n «s throughout spring an- aeriy summer. By obsrrvfng direr dons or ,hs nse o f seeds, consider „bio w .s tc can bo avoided. Propr g-uwih amt developm ent o f all phwiu dapwr.ds to a large extent P. ows 1 _____j 2 1 j lV z -t. 2 h . 2 ft. 2 ft. 3 ft. 5 ft. 2 ft. 1 Vi ft. 6 ft. 6 ft. 1 ‘/x ft. 1 Vt ft- 2 ft. 2 ft. 8 ft. 1 Vi ft- I'/aft. 3 ft. 6 ft. 5 ft. t V i ft. ■ SccI Co.) upon their having sufficient spare. Use of data given in the third and fourth rnlumnx will a-iist in spar­ ing crops properly. As a result, products should be better and yield more satisfactory. Information supplied is based upon experience at the Ferry Morse Seed Breeding institute. Plan for Home-Huililers' Club Service APRIL 19 “ e-«-»iiE Sma'l Homes movement is I the ir.. "'ective step that could be taKen for the protec­ tion of America from the possible eco­ nomic and social storms of the fu­ ture.” That statement, by one of America's leading sociologists, provides the rea­ son why the nation’s leaders in eco­ nomic, social and financial circles have j o i n e d vigorously with the building industry in the development of the Small Homes movement In other words, giving Mr. and Mrs. America, their small son, Johnny, and his sister, Betty, a safe, attractive, comfortable home in which they may live economically is one of the most vital jobs that can be done for the country. Mr. America wants a home in which he can relax out of business hours. If it's close to golf, green fields and roll­ ing hills, so much the better. For Mrs. America, it must be a home first of all comfortable for her family; then a pleasant place in which to enter­ tain. For Johnny and Betty, it must be reasonably close to schools, parks and friends, and with room for parties. Today, with the stimulation of the dew National Housing Act, Mr. and Mrs. America find it more practicable than ever before to build and finance »he small, medium-priced house or to nodernize the home they already twn. Such far-reaching organizations is the National Retail Lumber Deal­ ers’ Association and the National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association are leading the way in the attempt to bring such homes within reach of as many millions o f citizens as possible, ft's a building movement embracing all America, the significance of which cannot be exaggerated. One of the country’s outstanding architects who has interested himself In the small house is Randolph Evans of N ew York, designer o f many large public b u i l d i n g s throughout the United States. Despite other preoccu­ pations o f his profession, Mr. Evaix tjas never wavered In bis intfrest in m List Day for v Voters' Registration ' / By ROBERT CHALM ERS Courtesy Home-Builders' Club— Itandolpli Evaim, An li 'nct the small house. Today he is archi­ tectural a d v i s o r to the recently formed Home-Builders' Club. The Home-Builders' Club is an or­ ganization national in scope, designed for cooperation with local architects, builders and building materials deal­ ers throughout the country. The club, directed by Harry L. Graff, with headquarters at 227 East 45th Street, New York City, will furnish monthly to members throughout the country a portfolio including new home designs by Mr. Evans and complete working drawings of at least one house each month. Above is one of the homes, an at­ tractive and colorful southern colo­ nial, de igned by Mr. Evans for the Home-Builders’ Club — and for Mr and Mrs. America. It is generous in the size of its rooms, with an ample living room and dining alcove, kitch­ en and entry on the first floor, along with two comfortably sized bed­ rooms snd hath on the second floor, all conveniently reached through the central hailwsv. A very attractive feature of the living-room is the pro­ vision of full-length windows for easy sccess to the little garden in the r#et*. Vfiftair«, there is much more than the usual closet room to delight the heart of the aforementioned Mrs America. And yet, overall, the cubic foot content of the house is slightly under 16,000 feet, making it an eco­ nomical home to build in any section of the United States. Tasteful, harmonious, well selected color is the keynote of the home in which Mr. and Mrs. America and their family live today. E socially i- this true of the roof and shutters on a small home such as this. The roof of this home is particularly well suited to the mineral-surfaced asphalt shin­ gle, not only because of the tasteful and attractive appearance and color so well achieved by these shingles but even more oecatise of safety. T in fire-resistant quality of the asphalt shingle provides comforting and last­ ing protection from roof sparks and roof fires. For a home of the above type, one of the various pleasing, shndes of green or brown available in the min­ eral-surfaced asphalt sh.ngle Is sug­ gested. As a parting word of adviee, Ran­ dolph Evans suggests; "See your local architect. He is the hoi.ic-buildn's best friend.” ( laasified Advertising Rates I’er Word 0ne If Paid When Ordered (Minimum Price for first insertion, 15 cents) Rilling Charge Ten Lenta Subsequent Insertions, per word, One Cent E X A M P L E — I f a 10-word clas­ sified advertisem ent Is In « r e d , It would cost 15c for one time, 25,; for tw o times, 35c for three times, ate. If necessary to send out n statement, an additional charge o f 10c w ill lie made. W ANTED FOR SALE 1er Nall- id i, RI Fresh heifer C. Tep­ I, Bx 74, Beaverton. I» 19 - Itegin R ett Mu' III........ I hen ut if h I nere tracts in Brook • any Gardens 14 mile west of R etd ville. y to diiw «; $ 7 > per miiirth including interest. Val ui*s $ 2 ofi up. lia s lights, city water, Bus service. Ihiy now! Ilulld when you get ready. Brock way Co. 5th at Oak In Portland. Phono A T w a ter 3151. p -1 .-20 Por .Sale 8.B.B. cullen. C hevrolet truck. D. H. Pomeroy, Glen p-20 Burk B anted carpen try 62 per hour. Cement pouring, |l Sale Baby bttauy $14.50 per hour. Cabinet, chimney, l o r Inquire ut Stipe’s H arare. odd Jobs. Arthur A . ta a y lti, r-2-i I One m ile south o f flank. R t. _____ 1 Beaverton. Phone 1553 eve­ I o r S a l e -- 1 inn. elm hi fu i n i i n r t nings or before 8:00 a m. On Huber Ave. Old building lust c-36 tf south o f the railroad track, p 11»