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H ip FRIDAY. JF L Y 8, 1938 v „ . '" i . ■■■■ TH E B E A V E R TO N R E V IE W Wo must liuti Wt II* w In l e . acknowledge, however do, lot i( on, , li R o v lrw T Hi than! 1 >VB< LITTL* MOMENTS IN Entered as se«oud-cla*s spatter December 9, 1922, at ths poetof- '»can«l.nm Ian*. American' Bee ait Beaverton, Oregon, under The Scandinav uus Undid or. tbe act of March 8. 1879. »nr . uuutry's suous a! -in In* years bef. re Columbus “ discov 1S8UKD EVERY FR ID A Y AT led” it. 11 it the AweJes me BEAVERTON, OREGON generous-minded p e o p le ami a lot of history is J. H. H U L E T Y . . EDITOR know • n.it 'bunk” and so they point witn SVHCBm Hkl B in s swelling bosoms to tbe tact Per year (in advance) . . .. |1.00 that they made a settlement in Not in advance ................. 1.50 Iieleware just three hundred years ago. The event has jus; been celebrated and the Gov ernments of Sweden and the I ’ n-'ttd strifes pnrtlciptVHrd in the ceremonies at Wilmington Dele ware is as proud of lit r £ --------------------------------- ------- ■ Swedish history as Virginia aud One thing noted by the writer Massachusetts arv of th«'ir Eng in his travels, was the* iinuu lish traditions and history. Un- Imity of complaint about the English captured us, and we doling out of relief and WPA Imd to lick them in the eight funds In Iowa, Illiuols, Penn eenth century and again in the sylvnnia. New York. Washington nirk-teenth century to '*make 'em and Kansas, where most of the It g o .” But the Swedes and o time was spent, it was the same ther Scandinavians just moved Th-* very day reports of inves in quietly and in these three I tigations in California as given centuries they have furnished by magazine articles are to the us gneat statesmen, great bu • - .effect that hundreds stopped inss and professional men work when they had a chance The loyalty of our .Swedes in for relief, and farmers found ii v tr has K en questioned No impossible to obtain help even people have been so easily un at big wages. Every where it !e sorbed into our ways of life. the same Here is just one sam Why do I write this way" ple. A man about 60 and his Why do I wish I had mo. e wife; a daughter of 33 and he. space? I ’ll tell you. It is be-I husband; all live in a home cause I was born and grew ti ' which had come down front l':< mature manhood in the middle man's parents. The wife has a West, and lived for many year.- couple of good pieces of proi - in a country where half the pop erty that pays rent and she doe- lation were Sw<de>. Norwegians I can'll the cooking and housekeeping. Danes and Finlanders The husband has always had a recall a single th'ng in winch! groups and classes. t.he> good job and does now; the as Under Instrument Maker, $1,260 daughter has had a well-paying ever overstrpped the written o; * a year, Geological Survey. Do- employment ever since gradua unwrittn laws of our Reptihl.c tion from high school. Tl.e no matter how fresh they wen iKirtment of the Interior. Exper younger man lost his regula: front their native kingdoms. And ience which may have include« job a year or so ago. so has so. I was interested in the p.f | apprenticeship training, in the in now been placed on good wage.- fair at Wilmington, and was hi . strument-making trade is required with W .P A. Plenty of something teresci in the affair at Wilnting-1 Medical Officer, $3,800 a yeat of the same kind as repeated ir, ton and was in that city t | Associate Medical Officer, $3,2oC Portland and vicinity, or othet take off my hat to the Swedes a year. Eood and Drug Admintstia' places. In numerous cases, be and to their royal family. When ti«>n. Department of Agriculture sides. though there have been I see how some of our aliens i Optional branches: CardiolofcJ; numbers of capable men out ol m sbehave I wish that they! dermatology; eye, ear. nose and jobs, of course, the present pow might be sent out of the corn throat (singly or c o m b e d ); in ers that be gave to some hench try and be replaced by more oi I dustrial medicine (covering bran men the high priced appoint these fine Scandinavian people | ches of (a) gag analysis of toxic ments; pieces that they could — who are always in a hurry t( ! dust, or (b) general); internal not learn in their regular work take out their papers and be medicine and diagnosis; tiled cal or political jots. come American citirers. (EMD) pharmacology; pathology and b-n,- teriology; public health (cover ug Under the present regime, th the branches of (a ) general and USA. is grovelling alor.g un t (b) venereal disease); roont„r.'.- der a Raw Deal, just like pool • ology; surgery (covering the old ignorant Mexico, even t'to The United States Civil 3er I branches of (a ) general, and (b ) we are the richest nation on vice Commission has announce« orthopedics). earth in resources; one o f the Marine E n g i n e e r , various open competitive examinacuLs for best educated, and should be grades. $2.60«) to 83,800 a >c.«r the positions listed below. most intelligent, while little Fin Applications must be on file U. S. Maritime C'omntV ior and land and small Portugal go for with the Civil Service Commis Navy Departmtnt. ward in fine shape without fool sion, Washington, D. C., not later Safety Instructor (Petr leuni) notions and the squandering oi than July 18, if received from $1.8d0. a year. Assistant Safetv billions. Bah! There must Kc States east of Colorado, and n- t Instructor (Petroleum ). 81.620 a “ something rotten in Denmark;’ i later than July 21, if received, year, Bureau of Mines. Depart in this case U S A . that "stink? from Colorado and States west ment of the Interior. High to high heaven.” school training (except that per ward. Operating Engineer iM arine-1 sons otherwise qualified who d< Ura Lyre heard a good one Diesel), $2,600 a year. Bureau of not meet this requirement will a mental test), and at Pittsburgh. It was reported Marine Inspection and Naviga be given that the 'IWeather Man” al tion. Department of Commerce j certain experience in r*e, roleum or refining are re Wheeling, West Virginia which Certain experience Hi mainten producti«»n is one some forty miles from ance, repair and operation oi quired . the Smoky City, was asked bow D esel engines or in the construe- j Junior Script Ergraver. $11.52 it came about that he had been tion. assembly and testing of mar per diem. $2.16 per hour ov»- time ($3.000 per annum), Her so accurate in forecasting the ine Diesel engines is required. weather conditions there. "Ah,' Photoengraver, $1.44 an hour eau of Engraving and Printing- replied the fellow. ” 1 just found 40-hour week, Government P rin t-; Treasury Department. Wash'ng- f'.. only. Progressive out what that darned fool al mg Office. An apprenticeship in ton, D Pittsburgh gives out and then the photoengraving trade, or training or experience in tbe tell just the opposite.” Listen 1c practical experience which pro art of steel-plate engraving < f that you weather men in the vides the substantial equivalent sriript o f the standard required smaller towns near Portland! "A of a completed apprenticeship in , for first-class bank note, bond w-ord to the wise is sufficient.' the trade, is required. or securities work, is required. !,<> v o rL ili Kttsltr spelli Many famous allih'les lit all sporta eretllj iiiiich of tlm r sucre ss to playing lips ami r iu - gf Niions recelv<*d fr»an sisiris artici«.« carried in THE AMKK LISTEN TO THIS Hy TOM KIZOALE Belly Ia»u Orrson and her husband. Joseph Alnley, are back from a Caribbean cruise and Belly Is bard al work rrhrarslna her new star ring role In (he "W in Your Lady" series widt h replaces Tyrone Power for the summer. Husband Joe is again directing the popular "U rs l Nlgbler" aeries. In« Ideutally. the "First Nlgbler" moves to CHS on September 2 after right su«'erssful years on the MIC nrlworks . . . A tram of five New York laxl drivers aprlled down live pedrstrlans on a recent Friday night Spelling lire . . . A pedestrian hasn't a Chance, even on the atrl THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN CC CtlVtD TW O REPLIES V t t ic COUNTRY rROttl TH E vU O ose TO -D A N q QOCkl HILL FARM VYECK I ONE. t«Or*\ ONt AND FROM TH E HOTEL LA JftA N C E !$45*? FCR W EEK. WHICH Do Y o u PREFER DEAR? VVCEL 6 0 TO TH E SIX DOLLAR PLACE. ANO M ONET Alt 5 M t ) ine x YOU AN CAN CELT, O U T F IT I WITH Toni Howard and George Shelton arc the latest comedy a^minecs for a cigarette show starling In August . . . Edgar Bergen and Charlio McCarthy will do their portion of the Sunday show from New Betty Lou Gcrson York during July . .. Maestro Andre Kostelanetx and his bride, Lily Pons, will arrive In Buenos Aires on July 4. starting a South American vacation and honeymoon . . . Edward Arnold takes over Don Amccbc'g imCM apt t this summer during tho eight weeks Ameche will be sojourning In Europe . , . Les Tremuyne, n i :«' leading man, . to fa d timo to toko up sculpture again . . • Les is a proficient artist but has been too busy with radio this year. Radio actors In Chicago admit that Malcolm Mcai ham cannot be stumped by longue twisters . . . They will be surprised to Irani that Malcolm stammered until he was more than twenty yrara old . . • Allhough I’ iek and Pat, CHS blackface comedy Irani, have been In radio more than four yrara, they never bad their pictures taken out of lila< k- f i t s makeup until last week . . . Mlllon Geiger, author of Ihr thrilling new " Attorney at Law” serlra tvhiih will he heard In the " I tidier McGee" period during the summer, Is another Rudy Valler protege. George Bums' pet name fur Gracio Allen is Google . , . She calls him N.it . . . and Not is George's real mime . . . J. Anthony Sinvthe, known to millions of listeners ns Father Barbour of "One Man's Fam ily," is a bachelor! . , . Andy Devine Is being ribbed plenty these days . . . Seems the big neon sign Andy put up to adver tise Van Nuys, California, on a main tr.ms-Caltfor- ma highway, still doesn't light, weeks ufter Andy's election as mayor of Van Nuys . . . Nine motion pic ture players nre heard regularly on the Nutiunul Barn Dance . . . They arc the four Vass sisters and their brother, Frank, and the Maple City Four. Barbara I.uddy, star of the NBC "F irs! Nlgbler*’ program, bought a new riding habit before leaving on her recent California vacation . . . Tried It on alter Iter return and found she had lost pounds . . . Glen Gray Cost her $15 for alterations . . . Lee Gillette, Lee Goti h aud Bob James sang for a couple of years as the "Three Notes” . . . Two months ago they added a "fourlli note” In Hie person of Leo Lartvn . . . Now, «is the "Four Notes,” they're In radio big lime with a regular spot on Hie "Fibber M cGre" program. CIVIL SERVICE EX AMS ANNOUNCED \\ unit Me 1 II \M PIONS I I (K> I HUM D IIIIIIH III A M lt.U lM E.G WA . s V« lllllg. .Mr und Mrs. Frayk Moor went flslilua over the I’nurln They report a itici ralrli of sul mou Of renn« Frank sms lie «ungili ih«» biggest one bill In wife may not agre«* with Ills story, and then she mutr agr c. jODAJ q < 2 ) 0 ,.. OF TWE ÂM EOiL AAOTOÇ 9 PADiO CCCP 0 3 APO\). STAPTED AT TU içt EÈX; 4 V* CAVUIEO l\) .4 SHOE <^rOPE.l\) DAVTOAJ. OHIO. f 'I i . cm I s ) tiesila« nt th. home of her in tended inotlnr (i law. Mrs Fr««l HIcliardHoti at Wiiputo I RA LYRE’S OWN COLUMN Hr. -- I. 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A g i: Ap- pllcants must bave reached titoli eightcenth but must not bave passid tbrir t wenty-fiftih birth- day These age lim iti wili r i be .tiviJ n nnv rase. i Io.in.: «1. July 111 f< r ipplicali'jn.- r i -< ved fr»*n States casi of ,-nl a «'. and Jnlv 22. 1038 for apuli« al o r s reietved troni «'ol- ta t w State.« « in i a c iv iie Washington, I) < ifi- « Glen Gray and lus Casa Loma nrch«-stra will be heard with Bums and Allen beginning July 4 . . Francis X Bushman Is heard regularly now on the "Betty and Bob’* shows . . . "Uncle Ezra's" thought for tho day "D o the thing you think Is right; if it doesn't turn out for tho best, at least you know you've made a try, and the Lord will do tho rest . ” Commission. LOCAL NEWS Mr and Mrs. Charles Hid> drove ov« r to Manzanlta ovtt ihi week end to bring their soli Jack borne. Clk 'SNAPSHOT CUIL CAMERA A T TH E CIRCUS Mr. and Mrs. Erntst Bon 1 roan I of Tacoma, Wnslilngton, visited o . :,• t I ■ . v. •• .i I il ver tlu week end at tin hoiin- ■>( Fui! riformali'u uiay : • «»*»• Mr. ar .1 Mrs. Adolph Izi Fond. faine«! froin thè Sicret.iry of lite Mr. ami Mrs. Glen Miller o. Li tea States (,v il Servi««- linai 4 of Exainin« rs at Il e post office Hubbard came up to «-all at tin office Tuesday. The) or custoinhousie in any city whhdi R< view hds a p >.<f office of thè firrt «>. are recently from low a anil have sur.ind class, ot (.otti tilt t nltei started a n«w publication at A terris-wheel angle shot of your crowd is just one picture opportunity among score* you will find at the ciieus or street carnival. Take th* lpgy stepped n a Mule deeper than he expected I ’ -- -- ' " ' ' ~ --------- 5 1 —r y Thornton Flsh< camera alongl fllF.N you go to the circus or life family wash strung out he • of mstumci carnival, hy all means go early tween wagons, t - nnd groom and take your camera along. There and equipment. friendly, don't Is endless variety of new, Interest Ing of work h !«> ing snapshot malerinl nnd you'll annoy thi* circus folk, and they wll! actually sco more, and enjoy your treat you courteoualy. Pictures of performers and ani self more, If tboro'a a camera In mals should ho ohtulni'd during ths your hand. On tho midway, you can picture circus parade, as you may not h«i side-show barkers, flamboyant tent allowed to take your camera Insld«) signs, gaping people who are visit- the hig tent. The light Inside Is Ing a circus for the fli t, time, wide- usually too poor for good snapshots eyed yoimg.'di'rs munching popcorn exrcpt with ullrn speed lenses and or qmifling pink lemonade, gaudy flint. But there Is ample opportunity displays of prizes ot amusement outside to keep the camera busy, am| booth*, and scores of olh«T amusing you can come away with enough good stmts tn fill s«‘ vernl pages In details. Wandering about the lot, you an allium. Try It Just ont o, and you’ll will lie able to picture Interesting never be without your camera when details of circus equipment, and the circus cornea to town. perhaps novel sidelight* of circus | John van Guilder
