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teerwatâeaal jjrrwd foree aad tiw flymg <A
the United N otxæ ' f a j St sortie r.*ad-
quxrtert ooews sc nxswer for a L en tx* who
¿sve rrwd "United Sixte* imper -hi-gr.".
Xaw there is a substance for tiw csL U»
battw N'/w there is a Ktalesrwnt bocaed by
interuAî.iUUA! partjr:patios. wLieh ckoriy de
fines the iú m ¿ arbor. as not *x art sfA -ift
North Kore* in .l*etf uot as . ixlerri*tK*i*i
pcÀtce actsoc apa -*>*. s at A&d hgjrreK’ .ox.
Titus tiudibox-hharteririg « w p w
of
jaarviduxl nations to estahhsc a p o h » foret
to reaffirm and reinforce the prmciples of
intematsorA: peace is a devekiperwct king-
needed
If the fee-Li/f for peace wiD e^er be trans-
iated into realrty. there must be a means to
APPREYTATTON OF RO'ES
lx regard to oar p*ea to wear a roae ix
your iApe. we received a commumcatioc we
dhooid like to chare ix its entirety w.ir. our
readers However, the wrrter insists ox re-
marr.:xig anonymous and we reiortaxtiy re-
sptrt the wish, eves thougr. she might have
added more interest to oar suggestion
We find that the Portland Woczwc’s Ad-
TertosiXig dub lias the roae situation pretty
e*ah covered ot the lev«» o f " fa n e s people
from ab over the workT’ who are bated on
the roster of the dub’s honor suwwty. the
Mystic Order of the Rose. Such distinguish
ed persons, some of them local titaons aid
erthers risitixg, are accorded ax mitatmn
ceremxir.y and fanfare emphasizing Portland
as tiw CHj of Roses
Furthermore, we leorx. the chib distrib
utes more than 20/100 roae cuttings to the
public, supplied by the city parr bureau
What is more impressive m all ixeae facts,
however, is that the noo-distinguished cit
izen is mussing a bet ix not making fofi use
nor getting best enjoyment of the roses that
grow ix profound abundance unless he picks
them and displays them.
With current hot ««t U e r making un-
comfortahie the wearing of a suit-coat, per
haps many are nor pc m r-armg a lapd to bold
a rose Next best wooid be to pick s bouquet
of them for the store or office as wall as
the hoerw. lx addrtioc to adding s touch of
beauty for aS to enjoy, packing
wbm results in more aid netter ^
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T-arye tnea- _ > «. Tnere is urwaf»:rwiKS aijs
a twmw of f t r e a e r t tLr.»uft»'.»uf trw land.
Stars mwszK.>rws oí ratrotunf and c-jfr.moc-
-tj shortAfes Laie .mpelwd trw n u r pe*-
Kjuasjt to fra- ax extra re*»er*.e of bupar.
tire*
other .tent wtiefc
short supply 1 AK*. tarw
I f tiw fight devekiç» to ttw extent mam
fear it rr_gn*_ (a t fart seems recofmianw
Trw next worid war «-¡D prohobry ixvor-.e the
entire papuiatwe oí tiw U luted States e*.en
more penonaly than ertrwr of its tw o pre-
Aaaeaaars.
Cnu. at defense it is fearec. wiB Tea-
more thax wearmf ax air-rasd warden s ne -
met Ai»C r>±ng nere oa tiw efíerti-ienesé of
■»-maout cu rtau . C n tx x i wiD be calwd
upon to tai.e over ax mcreaa:xgiy devekye
;ng prohksr. of defense
Çzjenmuutses. rourtses and refdons w-Li
need be orgaxuxec cc. tiw ctvibax ievel lu
cas# of ixvAfcjon or devAstatung expiosson.
tnere wül be a iemAXid for damage control.
nospstAJ care and enwuattoc from. Cistresaed
areas Tne a rr y indicates it is wa .mg avü-
AE proowms m the nanos of now-miiitary.
yet fully recovered.
Whatever the actualities ard the possible
deieioperwctA. the attempt* of axyorw to
diaccwxt the Korean war faD short of the
effectiveness which might be noptd.
For tiw pw/pie. by their iuuHnrt. feei the
troth in ail its .mplications.
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tkw Uiut^-d Stucs txLwd forth with w * tao
d r f.it * At xLgr.m«r: of ioroet Wbex tiw
United N a I í ' jils ' v x v r x j cfMXuàl pauec it*
leaoàutiom «idurhxtg tiw Amentia. ttand.
tiw A'toAîjvt. « u r i t bot is siiAJT foeoo-
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U sila» N stw u ià«sA
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Prejudices in behalf o f one or a o sth o r___
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of
type of transporta two are deep-seated aid ^ "V »*T t-**
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continuing struggle toward supremacy Some
of Ti*r*rC MahsomaX
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T-5Bi*t3L Orfcfcartnirf S 3 Oora*r»
L a A* O ra r» W l
Bo-;:-.« »r.¿
ed with tiw extension of crock trains' into
Dwtsa «er* teilte« Mair »3* |
even the hinterlands of the West.
furcMbe« by '.b» C-» k »3-, O tt V*-
Today the race for travelers patronage
v
» of PorUrri
finds streamliners of significant luxury' of
I bou : 2W' fje»Z » v e r e tixrarz. |
fering the utmost of convenience and a
rtrojft Lb* iq p a r - m ^ert Prz‘
shrinking lapse of tune between departure
'Jtrrz aî Br*«i aa« o'bez proioeb *
aad amvaL
wer* m i *
Az »labora-.* tía *
Hand in hand with the improvement of
o’clock tapper m ?t • <-w*-t by a '
rail servio* and schedules ha* gone the close
progra:» ceer.r
of eoeaJ m i
pan e aavt aad a p e rform .»*-* by
A thing of beauty, such as a rase, h a attention to safety. In this field, surely, the
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thing of beauty oaly ix direct proportion to Ameneax railroads have set a most respect
to fr*-once your outc,
able record. On a comparative level, the rail
T i* affair * u 4( « t :B(« : b a •
its apprenatjox aad currency
• • •
half cot-imc w-rtt* up 3 ■*» Se»-
roads have ax enviable background of travel
house tre <er or !»ghr
tlne! i z i tb* bakery leet m rap-
safety.
AID TO JOB SEEKERS
truck
Pc»me«its re-
p ort tc th * a ew p g B b r**v i» w -a »
With
jet
propulsion
and
the
conversion
of
Perhaps too few of as stop to full/ appre
duo*d
-arg* t a p ì ij iir*rriw K>er.- B m ie r
atomic
energy
to
peacetime
uses
expected
ciate the efforts of the State Employment
»te e r t a : » for Tfgard bns.-sea*
sometime in the future, it seems a sure in-
Serv ice a* a cootribuUon to better times.
ao«
prof—«»or a. bkc U v * firat M-
The original purpose of the service was dieatKj*. that the railroad industry wiD meet 1032 N. E. CANYON RD. »»• ttm H «■*;-.*y »4« fro« Pria»
a V ¿ '.P O « » B W ar- S ,«* Bee-.-er-
directed principal})' toward the servicing of the challenge of the new opportunity with
: » » Sbrreoad Hi'Mtxec and Port-
Haskell Shaop*r*g Center
anempioymeat czwcxs and to many this dispatch and full consideration for its stand
■ I
might seem to still be its major rote Such ard of service in safety.
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Xe^Tbrtaatf Me« a a»« a to »'
Phc^e
Becertoo
4665
a bebef is far from the mark.
b*ogr»p*y at If- a«« Mr» Wiiaot
TIME FOR CORRECTION
Today, the problem of unemployment is
TW arr* a fte r a f e « e -_b* u a n aa<
There is nothing subnormal about making
tackled in a positive, affirmative manner
L< M 363
-a-r,e<5 Dwrtratad wTJ; pfeote» of
mistakes.
The
humar,
race
make*
them
by
by trying to brmg together the needs of the
t ie aabjeetA fû j»é p—jmt o t
the many *ome of th*rr, to o , which can’t
employer and the ability of the job-seeker
1 froot p«g* o>f tki* firw 1
On a voluntary basis, throughout the tie «rased with a reverse switch of a pencil.
One of the worst au*takes, of course, is
state, job applicants are beginning to be of
fered tests of skill and of general aptitude. a political one. A political mistake can do a
Tne importance of this method of basically world of damage . . . . and it’s the length
determining the skill of a prospective work of time before a correction can be made
From where
Joe M erth
er in that it permits him an assessment of that complicates the whole thing
•
•
•
ability, indicates in which directum he might
OTHER RESPONSIBILITY?
apply Himself for self improver:,»r: and bet
There it Was—
termept and allows him a greater cm fidence
VI e have been bo successful in spreading
that he fully meets the declared specifica rwea lights, cheap cigarette* and sort dnnk*
Right in The Middle!
tions of the employer who would hire him. that the main street of a great city is the
These tests have been carefully complied, Far hart look« very mech like lúe main
making full use of ever)' scientific measure street of Oeveiaud or I Jen ver
Fa.» KaW -a m e»r4 béa
the soreeeor a waraer S u r « Ad
ment aa deveknwd in the field of vocational
"Is this all we have to give, . . . or have Mr*y last Sa’ .'«a y T W * b. aat they fr i it* E ftt it th* sd d «
guidance as welt as designing them to com we the rasponsibilitv as individuals and na m ite porri , aa« wat eke« Raa«y o t that “a* «a i • Mr
pare with successfully employed persons in tions to share with others the Christian
PrlffAM ratti«« kú yrmaa
W rft they hstk prim aa« lake
the line
faith and the Christian principles of liberty
Th» R -b .ru property kr.d lb»
tarmo »srabtsg the yah a a« thes re-
The shorthand-typing-speUing senes of on which all true greatness of our own h m o c ’i herder *»rn «cher — Ires’ ts E*ay a for a fries«}* p asa
tests for stenographers, for instance, » o
peoples has been founded“"
w-.tfc no he<lg» or /*nre P- ' * tea
of heer twreth er From where I art.
compiled and ratings adjusted by an averag
thee: S a a b r Eaay notices Hx rA j
a kittle aeareh.sf arews« far the
R t Rev Stephen C. Neill.
ing of results from 750 various workers in
h*4 ieft about a four-foot atr.p
trwth ot the Matter eftes »K«*i
London. England
• • •
this employment. A person volunteering to
thst the ether feHww » aa sack
• s « u » * « a r j the ha**4sry. «*
take this test, then, will have a rating which
» i i i over tfci aau why.
nrhl aa ye* iz r —at whjch point
FRESH F R l'IT RIPENS
compares with other stenographers and typ
“That'« pew* lard.“ say* Hatvfy the whwie this« «cesai a»eM a*
As fresh fruit ripens on the trees of Ore
ists in various levels of efficiency.
gon and growers begin to have uneasy mo “U n* end* here. 5*e. it hsea ep ib pert aat say way.
The State Employment Service is work ments between the prospect of a bumjer w ;a that «a» tre» arrows the
road’” Eaay t Jrt thick as. so
ing toward a complete job-qualification test crop and low prices and a poor to medium
* -
ing system which will prove a further ex crop with higher returns, we are made they atm sp atf *■» n k-
tension of their aid to job-seekers and em aware of real eating enjoyment, regardless
ployers.
of the background picture
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