The Beaverton review., March 07, 1941, Image 1

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Volume XIX, No. 14.
Films Shown
On Human
BEAVERTON,
WASHINGTON COUNTY,OREGON, FRIDAY,
In The WEEKS NEWS
CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
THE REVIEW
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Si éam tfm Sonst %•» yam
H u fifju t C ifill'l {J tih h !I
Adopt Better
Driving while under the
In­
fluence o f
Intoxicating
liquor
cost 95!* Oregon drivers their o-
perator's licenses
during
the
year 19(0, according to a report
made today by Bari Snell, sec­
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retary o f state This la an
la
Aa m ore and
more
Oregon
crease o f 28 percent
over
li­ rural homes become connected
cense revocations for this offense- with electric xervlce. interest is
during the year 1939.
increasing In farm lighting, rc-
Ill-vocations o f d river’s f i o r i ports Miss Dels But*, honie* man
all offerses during
the
year agement specialist o f the Oregon
totaled 1.043. com pared to 8"S „la te colleg e extenson s e r v ls t
in 1939, an Increase o f 25 percent, j Oregon has consistently had
but ..elision lor reckleas
drl- high percentage o f rural homes
rtn« in 19»0 totaled 3iib. 85 It- served with electricity, and many
causes
w eie
suspended
to ? o f those wired years ago c o n ll
talture to satiay judgements
a- modernize
their existing ijght-
rialug I root an
autom obile ac- Ing systems without mdoh
mx-
, eluent. t»l were suspended
for pense, to
provide better light
! violation of
the
basic
speed with less glare, says Miss l * f !
rule and 6o for bit- and
-run
Recent figures show that about
i offense«. All suspensions during 42.000» o f the 65,000 farms in th*
toe year totaled 739.
state have
electric service
Of
Of m e 959 drivers
who
lost this number, approxim ately 47 m
their licenses as a result o f con have been addei bv the
ei**,t
vk'tton o f driving while intoxi- REA financed systems
ica te d . 643 were in Oregon o o u ru
T o angWer
’ ,
and J'l® were in out- o f- stale QMe8t8 for lnformatk)
courts. According to law, when h o ™ „g h tln g the exten -ion ,e r
au Oregon licensed operator is ,i c e j88U(H, b* fc U a No
convicted on
drunken
driving ^
charges in another atate,
Ms And Homp u
^
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Oregon license 1» r e v o k e upoa Mm<, tjm e , he
3 ^
f *
filin g o f the record o f
convlc
.
states d e-
tion at the sec retar) o f sta te* fa n ,,-..,,- r> .. , ° , “ re published
o ffice at -Salem.
iS c
R
Whet, a d riv e rs license In re- R t W pf thecp
vokeJ follow ing conviction o f drl hy 0reROIJ ^
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ving wmle under the influence
of intoxicating liquor, he may
I-teht specialists now recom -
apply for reinstatement dnblng -"-end much more light and better
the flrat year provided his gp- |',i« r lh « le * light ip hrnnn than
pix-ation is accom panied, hfls a ,h eT
form arlv. It is well Ibr
ig 4 ouuuviuhuiou from the con - “ *• *>«> 8 . they say. if all
£jgM
vlctuig magistrate and the ap- W * r<R>m Is well dflffhtfcii
pltcant
estabiishea
p roof
o l a minimum o f elar» ard with
uuaucial tesponsibility-
v o sharp contrast between
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Fail ing 10 oOtain the judge'/, ghted otyfects and their
hssrk-
i'eoommem.aUon, no application grounds.
Light Service
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Min lliuma M. .\lnrle,
Kxteo-
akiu Hpi-rlulim in Family Helai- I
Mmuhipe, will b« at the
t ed w
Mill Orange hall, March 13, ut
eight 1 * M , to lead u panel In
dtacuasluu o f flint A lice
Adam»
which uvula with problema
of
4’UUiaii relulkine. These Holly -
wood fiima have Iteen
cut
au
that the running time Is about
36 minutes The fllmn com e from
the Contmlaalon on Ituman
re­
lations. tTogreaetvo Bduratlou As
soclatlou o f New York City. All
dlacuaslou group* are op<su to
everjrone Interested
In
seeing
how lbene fl'uut can b»< used In
(eachlug human relations.
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HUMAN
ItK I. \TIONH
FIIJWS have been edited
from
outataudlug photoplays.
The se­
lection o f films used depend on
au analysis o f their
«aaenliai
sincerity and their pertlueure In
dealing wltli Issues that are oi
concern In human relations u l-
ucauou. Nome deal with parent
child relations. some with bus
band wile relatione. Others ro
veal problem s
of
personality
adjustm ent. A few show tit« re ­
lation o f lb»- child to his home.
Several present chsrasterlsU o
adoleseot proulvma. All center
the attention o f parents on Hie
HOMAN alt «¡atI oiin , problem s and
issues with whlcSi all o f us deal
to the conduct of* o u r day.
F a m i l y , J.n k y ja U K A T U * * IS
more u c , Ptosc Including pau-
ct ruliny atuuies o f human nee Is , j v o s f ie jv a by Columnist w t i l
and personality growth as well ,1 b.wv« R ♦'list (U. w ho tastlilod bv-
’ as IS. M a . x ludtclary Coannt'.tav.
a« the physical growth and e c o ­
nom ic aspects o f child tare The
flint la a mean* o f bringing be­
fore students and T a n nts a co m ­
mon egperielice In Seeing
atlil *
hearing humtan tielngs In action.
Front tnls com m on experience j
ib ey con discuss the human neeus j
the cutises o f behavior and the 1
universality o f the problena l!u
film presents
The flint to be Used In \Yasd-
ingii.it County, March I3tli, la the J
film A lice Adam* "m oney sequ­
en ce" which poi trays the
per­
plexities o f an ah ilescent In co p ­
ing with the
family
situation .
where there Isn't money enough
o r social prestige; Alice Adams
works out her problems us best i _____ _ ___
she ran wlthont the com plete tin
'lerstumlng o f her parents. The STARTS NEXT WEEK
fllu;i offers the basis o f good ills-
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cttHslivn o f >ur youth und wimi
Students o f the Heuvcstou hlga
o f the anxieties pa rants face as school wll lie offered the op p or­
Children reach Ihe age o f cutting tunity o f leai'liiug to drive an
(h e apron at m gs.
ante mobile in a modern
safety
Ia a panel tllscusson It
will driving school when q
seven-
not be Intention or the grou p to weeks course will
he
started
aolve all the prnNems or
give here Mutch 12th, under au spici*
all the answers, hut rather in o f Karl Snell, secretary o f sinto.
gain
acme
understanding
o f It wus announced today.
what Is Involved
Mr. Snoll s|>onsors these sch­
M rs. Marla tip|M-ared at it sim ­ ools as
a part
**f his
state­
ilar meeting In Washington Co­ wide traffic safety program .
unty. on February 11th. at Aloha
Students 15 years o f age
or
Anyone Interester In the dls- older are eligible to en roll, reg
mission method o f dealing with 1 st radons to be left at the high
fam ily problem s la Invite I to u '- sth ool
Each pupil must furnish
fenrt this meeting. arcordliiK to his own car. but no driver's
II
'•Kathleen McCrea. home demon- <vl)lp
required for the course
«tratlon agent.
f ’ars must be driven to
uud
from the aohool by license»] oper
ators, however.
BIKRLY TO SPEAK
Inalrnctlon Is given in the pi •»
Rural Homes
7fHi1 ofr-Vll I K) yS-41 -Ni» «on truljii fat faillir \
Relations
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March 7, 1941
IT CAN'T HAPPEN HERE .«capi os m
il Prtuicai L tapi
Sckaalble el PWrtM Hlqh School it
•bip mm ma ofctoct b u o i la D oom «
aiako throo çlrU scrub pavtmeaU lac Aio c<
A TWO HOUR BREAK
r AST el a quart each
el qrapa (uico and colloo
U customary with Ar­
thur Godfrey, who broad-
carts, cola, from W ash­
ington dally between
iJ rii «rid M i mja. Re­
cent!/ ft. T. University
students na.ncd his "the
peilect radio eoice.”
for reinstatement may be mad-,
c e llin g rixture* In which
till one year has elapsed. A fter ,,uIb8 are ,I8ed ^
^
one year, the application must , nto nxturP8
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A TOPPER, borrowed from
G ot . Slassen ol Minnesota,
fil Donald Keines. University
o l Minnesota S e n i o r , w h o
needed It 1er the formal Iunior
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N asbltt I1J, a s ••• t
British Militar/ Av {
tacha I» tas V. F. j
M l l v é i . G».-. J
Huqr A. Ptsu caie |
nandù-, g Ata Te» .
Armv ©f !>•
S.
SISTER GIVES HER A PARTY GIVEN FOR
¡SURPRISE SHOWER
MRS ANTROHUS
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W W W
Miss I a -I h Kuduleston, whoti-v
engugem eht to Uetin Holman o f
Portland, hue Iteeu
unnouneed,
was hniplly surprised lust hrldav
when a group o f ndgiibora and
friends gave a aiiower for her at
the home o f her slater, Mrs.
H. Cobh. AU sk M 11 ¡uli »ton
re­
c e iv e ! mans useful gifts, and a
very plea-aul afternoon was en­
joyed hy
about
thirty
ladle*
from Ueaverton. Portland. Mult­
nomah and Willamlna. Mrs. .*.
N. T roves, asalsted by Mrs. Lstun
lluffani and Mrs Chester Hud
dlestou, sarved a lunch con sis­
ting o f sandwiches, three kinds
o f salad, cake and coffee.
Those prevent w ere: Meodamos
Hex Rla.*ell, V. O. Huddleston,
and O. W Coblv, o f WUIntnlnn.
Mrs! Heauluh Rlcder nnd
Mrs.
AT CLUB BANQUET
W alter Muuch. o f l*ortland: Mes
Amos
lllerley
gruduhte
of
duines ijle ry Pnrrlsh, M. C. Smltn
MRS. WOOD
GIVEN
Beaverton H ighschool
now
a
,
p A 1 }T V
U It. Del si sit matt, Ethel Part low
aetiior In Agriculture ut Oregon ; ^ A I v I ,. v> I M H ,
t AK I I
Adbert Schllp. o f Multnomah and
Htate C ollege will
be
senior
Mesdatnes Mnrle Hopper. Kdtt 1
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A groupe o f Past Matrons O
speaker for the I2fh annual agri­
Madison. E . W
Hall. C . W
cultural (Tub banquet to be .ield K. -S. guvp a (Urewell party for Roger». Fred Vntrohii«. R. Will
M arch 6 at Corvallis. Hlerly's M r. and Mrs. V. A . Wood Fi I
lamb, George Springer, Marret*.
wrhool activities lncli.de being evening at the Masonic Tem ple Itundall. Igiura Rnffam. J.
N.
letterman on the dehste team. Whist was the guitte enjoyed and Trovas. W alter I,. Myers. C lar­
won
th>* ence Lowe, Roy Cobb. Chester
•mernhs-r o f Mu Beta B oia, naton- M .a. W1 Illuni Itoyd.
al 4-H Club honor society and | ladles' prise. Mr. K. A. Hanson lliiddlestnp. L . H. Cobh.
and
ch ancellor o f Alpha Z e ir pro high score for men. Mr. and Mrs. Annn Fabrlque. all o f Beaverton
with
a
feaslonal h on or society for agri W ood were presented
beautiful picture.
Refreshments
culture students.
were served hy the
com m u te- per method o f starting a nfotor.
Mesdpmes, Jannsen. Gray, Kn:: use o f the clutch, shifting gears,
DAIRIES CIX)SED
parallel
h k e . Nellsen and Thjm g. Tliere turning and backing,
T w enty- one minimum requi­
¡w ere 41 guests present Including parking, stopping and starting
rement dairies were closed d n .-
M ! -i on hills and general care o f fb>
Ing January becat.e they did not j RobPrti ^ ^ l a n d
car. At the first session the In­
meet slata requirements,
a n 1 j ______________
structor outturn the work to he
nine such dnirles were given ad are smaller ones, were granted covered In the school sod discus
dlttonal time In which to com ply additional time
In
which
to .ses rales snd regulations per
with sanitary requirem ents. Th- make repairs
on
their
m ilk talning to th« operatimi o f the
rsa other o f these dolries. which 'h ou ses.
m otor r e tic le s In Oregon.
Mrs. I red Antrobus, wife of
Heuvertou's City Marshall, » , j
pleasantly surprised with a Idrta
day dinner last Sunday.
The dinner was prepared by
her daughter, in her own monte
while the mother wa* at church
The maiu Rent o f the dinner
wus a 20 Rg. turkey.
The guests were Mr. uud Mrs.
H.
F . Antrobus,
from
Port
Angeles Washington,
who
arc
visiting their parents, also Mr.
and Mrs. W .C .
Kosene
an 1
family o f Hnber. Mr. and Mrs.
Jeff Antrebus, o f Portland Yacht
Club and Mr. and Mrs.
Dwve
Reed o f Portland.
M rs. Autrohus received manv
lovely gifts
_______________month o f
BURNETT
B
U K r tL lT
ADMITS
A D M IT S
PROWLS A-PLENTY
Recent burglaries to the num-
her o f 22 w ere cleared up this
week when Mec*ln W. Burnett
o f Medford was lodged In tile
county hostile at Hillsboro. Ho
was taken Into custody Saturday
hy G eorge ARken, State Police
Burnett was caught in a day-
Rghto burglary attevnpt and a.»
his room in a Portland hotel was
searched, most o f the loot front
his prow ls was recovered.
BEAVERS WIN DE­
BATE TOURNEY
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The Beaverton debate
squad
won the district debate tourn*
tuent held at the H illsboro bigi..
school Saturday, March 1. This
makes Beaverton the county re
preoontative at tbe State T our­
nament to be held at Rngene
b a .e
be accom'pamed by p roof o f fi- lljght b v covering
the
bulbs
nanclal res,wnsibUlty and with- wilh |ndivHual shade, o r by
ou l lbl,‘ p r,,oi' DO reinstatement ,nR a diffU8, nK ,,ow , Mj. . , I)f,
**•
for a perto<i
01
'h ree years after revotaUon. After
applicant
may
the
b reinstated upon passing
drivers'
examinations
requ ire!
F roof o f financial responsibility
may be established by one of
thi;te m ethod;, accordin g to Snell.
The applicant may show
he
has obtained liability insurance
In toe amount of « 1 1 . 000 .
he
may execute a bond
in
this
amount, o r he may deposit with
the state treasurer money or se-
oolnts out. Methods o f -,rakn -
t, e8e
at wodprat( rr *f
are dlsru„ P(J |n thp ,,ro
tins. Improvement* o f
electri •
8pnip<.
liOU p w, rpfJ VBar;
w n ,p„ mp8 j7, ^ lvp ^ , rMn
‘ ,
morp fK>nven|ont 0 , „ l<vt<
*?lf|
sw|t(a ,e8 DonMe
©*• treble o f t -
l^ts in tbp Jtvtnr
thp nmnhpr o f ^
anfJ
.
]aml>s ^
^
^
w c h not,pta jn hos r- on.
ffir ,
^
, . m|,
CU^lle,,
J.Z ^ lty H
n\
H n
The difficu
o T
f U
establishing
proof
of
financial
T’ ead
ot ‘he
bed
responsibilt’ -
follow ng conviction of drunk drtv
TO
T \I K
T (^
lug. is shown by figures complied
by the secretary o f the
state HUBER GARDENERS
show ing that only
about
five
percent o f drivers who lose their |
licenses for this
offense
are j
Mr . Gilbert Miner o f the Port­
able to regain them before
the
ian<j Ro8e Nursery will be the
three-year
period expires.
guest speaker at
the
Huber
Licenses
revocation
follow ing Garden C lu b*
Mar h
-neetog.
conviction
for drunk driving is whch wR b held Tues. evening
mandatory on the part o f
the the n , h
g;0(, f. M
, t tbe
secretary o f atate and in
not A oba Grange hall.
discretionary wRh the con vict­
Mr. Miner spoke <0 td:e club
ing magistrate, it was empdeslzeu. |
m m ibers one year ago in A pril
his talk at that time
was on-
T raffic accidents killed 8.8 per-
S h rill». Bvergre»**!« and Flower*
‘ WOOO.OOO
miles
of
This time he will slhow colored
‘ rave, in Oregon
during
th .
^
of
January, it was
aa 1
flow ers and shrub» and
point
no , unc*d ,0,lRy at ,he ,rarn
,t- c J °” t
correct mec'-od o f la* !
“ rT m anU ^hl* death rate
*.
der the rate o f 9.8 for the month , on‘ e8 a,' ,, ,a " n *-
of January a year ago.
; Since Mr. Miner was the first
; Oregon motertsts used 17.918 !*"'■»» .« e s k e r . and twr »n »r the
606 gallons o f gasoline in J a n - ;0'*1** •* ° o e rear old this mtru 1 *b
nary, an increase o f 1,926.130
A v“ " 'r ln ffro**ln r nro»ri»m 1 »
gallos over the January total a , ***•* rlanned.
The»e
fn»etlnrs
year ago. This Increase In travel 1
onen
to the p ob’ le.
ta
and the fact that trmffis fats1!- honed manv new rremb*'*-- w t'i
ties during the month totaled 18. join . T*>e Hardest o lr b tu nrt •»
exactly the same as during Jan- monov making e '- s - ln i t F - r -d
uai y o f 1940, resulted In the Ini IV - b * -« -• —e — -|IMn —oarV r f ft f t f
one whn care« to -t fo -d
provement In the death rate.
The Hnbpf Garden cl*»b wl^v*.
to
ext«»nd Its thank» to the Board
KIWANIS WILL BE
rn-t
a|ao the members
of
th«
HOST TO ORATORS
Washington county division of
1; i»e National Amertnvn L esion
oratorical contest will be held
at Beaverton. Wednesday. March
twelfth. The Klwanis clu b will
act as boat. All hlg(i sch ool« of
the county are eligible to send
contestants.
Aloha
Gran re
for
the
consider*
tlon given u<* in lea«lng theC.rsng«
H a ll.
Announcem ents
Ings
will
be
local paper.
for rhmu
of
printed
Be
sure
all
in
to
watch
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