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SANDY
SANDY POST
Published Every Thursday at Sandy, Clackamas County, Oregon
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I K l RSDAV, AUGUST 13 I942
POST
U. S. CITIZENS SERVICE
CORPS
LO C ALS
Lucius Hall, 97-year old brother
of Mrs. Hartsell and Mrs. Tuttle i3
visiting In Sandy from Sutherlin
Oregon. Mr. Hall is the oldest and
Mrs. Tuttle the youngest of a fam.
ily of fifteen children.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sexton are
the parents of a baby boy born
Tuesday, August 11th, at the Port.
land Sanitarium. The new arrival
weighed 7 pounds 15 ounces.
FREE E N TE R P R IS E
Tin- churge that the oil compan EIG HTS IH E W AR
ies have deliberately blocked the
In the view of many authorities,
production of artificial rubber for
Millions of men and women of
one of the main reasons for the re
all w s, not heretofore formally
mercenary reasons is an example
Jerry Johnson and Betty Johnson
: ntilied with Civilian Defense, are
of political buck-passing of the verses suffered by Hitler in hi
oi;- red the opportunity to become had their tonsils removed at Dr
Russian
campaign
last
winter,
was
worst type.
; iaed with the U. S. Citizens Platner’s office Sunday, and on
i S
i e Corps, established under
One of the largest companies re- lack of railroad transportation. H it
iiinisl.'ati\e order recently issued Tuesday Dean Hazelwander and
cenlly staled categorically that it ler had pinned his faith on high
.• Janie.- M. Landis, Director of the Carol Hazelwander underwent ton
"supports and will fight for just ways and trucks as the ideal mean
U. S. Office of Civilian Defense.
sillectomies.
of
transport,
and
the
government-
one program for synthetic rubber.
11 e U. S. Citizens Service Corps
owned
German
railway-
weie
per
w ill be supervised nationally by the j
—o—
That is, whatever program the gov
Civilian Mobilization Branch of
ernment adopts to give our nation mitted to deteriorate. Since then,
(U-’D. Qualifications for member-
The Estacada Theta Rho girls
the most rubber in the shortest pos the Germans have no dould concen
> include, completion of pre- lasl week installed offi
,
trated on rebuilding their railroads
d
training
courses,
officially
,
Plo ■ „ n
.
» »s tol
sible time, from any raw material
as; ..ced by the local defense coun- lows- Elaine Hayden, president;
In this country, luckily, the rail
whatever, and with the least pos
< !, or completion of a prescribed Donna Lee Hayden, vice president-
roads
were
never
allowed
to
go
sible drain on vital construction
ntica. nip devised by thejocal Joann Somer, secretary, and Ber-
(ivilian Defense Volunteer Office,
materials.” Thai is the policy of the downhill. The 1’ost, of Belle Four
che,
South
Dakota,
tells
the
story
completion of 50 hours of work nice Stornier, treasurer.
industry generally.
v 1 • no specific training is re-
well in these words: “Though many
What has delayed the synthetic leaders In this country believed that |
<
I in a position approved by the
] d Defense Council through ite
rubber program Is inexcusable the truck and highway wet" tak [
For
INSTRUCTORS
i
it,
r office. Persons already
political munhundlng. Bureau alter ¡ng the place of the railroad, rail
WAR DAMAGE INSURANCE
; in such positions who have
bureau has stuck its finger into the road builders did nol let themselves
d the required number of
see
are immediately eligible fo r,
pie. The public has been fed one he pulled under by this belief. They
BRENTON VEDDER
r.-hip in the U. S. Citizens
conflicting opinion otter unother. continued to repair roadhi Is, to
Sandy, Oregon
-1
Service Corps.
— o—
Only recently has any order come construct stronger freight cai and
ipeintment to the U. S. Citizens
■ Corps is to be made by the
out of the chaos — and only re more powerful engines. They con
Because W.P.A. fund ar. n-
nt authorities and each person
cently has any real start loworil centrated upon safety anil s p e e d .
longer available for the public lib
• ini >d must take an oath to
solving the problem been made.
rary, the hours have been changed.
•id ami uphold the Constitution
Then war came to our nation
I 1 lited States and to perform
Mrs. Lois Shearman will be at
Whether Ihe synthetic rubber ear Oil tankers were sent to the hot
duties to which he is assigned.
the library from 2 Io 4 p.111. each ad
best he made from petroleum, grain tom. Fleets of trucks or pipe lines
M mhers are entitled to a certift-
Thursday and Friday afternoon.
alcohol or anything else is a chem could not carry enough oil Io k e e p
■ > of membership and to wear a
11 ..ly adopted insigne of the U. S.
ical problem, not one for politicians the wheels turning. An oil short
C d mens Service Corps. Failure to
to play with. The oil industry, like age that would retard the war ef
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1 perform duties assigned is grounds
By
WARREN
BAYLEY
the rest of the country, wants fort threatened. But Ihe railroad
.,
d ! for dismissal by the local defense
results. Ils Interest, like Ihe inter lines were still in order at a peak
.X Stftf t
council.
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The new insigne for the mem-
Mackinac Island — Vacation Par fire truck. That’s all there is; there
est id' all uf us, lies in getting tires of efficiency and down the wc
The Instructors Unit of the U. 3.
*■ tii
N. #i 3 X «
bers of the U. S. Citizens Service Citizens
Defense Corps, has been
in Ihe shortest possible lime, irre tended rails sped trains of tank adise — The hotel manager was isn’t any more.
Corps, shown above, consist of a red
D.^ n
netly mad. In fact, the hotel man
- - “ V” in the center of a white trian- order issued hv
J Mn”Ttra$ 7
The above incident should explain
spective of the process used to ears. The war industrii of Ihe na
gle,
wiih
a
small
red
“C”
and
“D”
E
recto
r
of
the7U
S
Offi™
lion were kepi at full speed I ce.iusc ager was hot as a pistol. Outside why I labeled this column, ‘vacation
manufacture them.
E. R. Hannibal, vice [redden! placed on the sides of the “V”; the i?lrec^ oi of the U’ S- Office CivI-
the railroads of the United States Ihe sun was shining and the birds paradise’. It is the only resort in and general manager of the West usual white triangle to be embossed 1 lian Defense.
were
singing
in
the
trees.
The
first
The insignia for Instructors con
Ihe United Slates that has roads Coast Telephone company, parsed, on a circular field of blue.
had 110I been allowed Io deteriorate
1 sists
of an inverted equilateral tri
THE BIGGEST BUSINESS
of
the
summer
guests
were
already
and
no
automobiles.
That
makes
it
Members
of
the
U.
S.
Citizens
The trucks are still necessary,
away Wednesday evening, August
angle, centered above which is a
Service
Corps
are
entitled
to
wear
arriving-
it
looked
like
a
banner
different even if it doesn’t make it at his home in Palo Alto, after a
to the left of which is
The recent decision of Ihe war but for the long, fast pull no Iran;
their insigne either as a lapel but falling bomb,
ear. But still the hotel manager safer. Personally I can think of no
retort, and to the right
lingering illness.
ton or pin. They are not, however, a of chemical
labor board in the “little steel” case portation has taken Ihe place of
which is a flame in red. witnin
sat in his office and fumed. He had thing so dangerous as a fat woman
He was born at Sait Lake City. authorized to use the brassard or a white triangle in a circular field
should cause of good ileal of think rails. Free enterprise, which per jusl been refused permission Io buy
arm
band
which
entitle
members
on
a
bicycle.
mitted railroads Io develop in a
of blue. The insignia may be used
Utah, June 22, 1889, and gra ; ml J
ing Ihruout the country.
Getting down Io cases—this Mack in engineering from the University of the protective services of the generally but not on arm bands or
lime when trucks seemed Io he th- 1 lawn-mower.
U.
S.
Citizens
Defense
Corps
to
be
The hoard allowed steel workers
brassards.
This incident actually happened inac Island is really quite a place.
coming mode of transportation,
of Utah in 1911. He was first em in the streets during a blackout.
a substantial increase in wages, de
Duties of the Instructors in the
free enterprise may mean Ihe dif 1 few y, a rs ago here at Mackinac A considerable portion of the his ployed in 1910 by the Rocky Moun
U. S. Citizens Defense Corps shall
spite Ihe fact that many liberal as
Island.
The
request
was
for
permis
tory
of
the
north
was
made
on
¡Is
1 consist of giving courses of train-
ference between victory anil defeat
well as conservative economists are
sion Io purehu.- e a power lawnmow tiny acreage. Old Port Mackinac tain Bell Telephone company as a
' ing and instruction to units of the
for Hitler, the dictator,”
student engineer and was soon pro
convinced liiat higher wages will
Defense Corps, as prescribed from
Think of that next time you see er and The Mackinac State Park still stanils on the highest point and moted to supervisory duties.
time to time by orders or instruc
make adequate price control impos
a railroad train. It is as much a -ommis ion refused on Ihe grounds commands the straits that connects
tions of the Director. Appointment
During the world war he served
sible, and start a potentially ilisns-
( as instructors shall be restricted to
art of the war effort as battleship.- Unit the noise would disturb Ihe vi- Lake Michigan and I.ake Huron. as captain with Ihe Signal Cori s
lerous inflationary spiral.
I u . When, after months of wire Back in the days when Ihe country
eligible persons who have regis
and planes and guns it is one of
. ,
,
overseas with the 405th Telegraph
tered for training and have satis
The board then decided in favor the greatest, most dependable mili pulling, Ihe hotel man did get his was an .nfant
this fort passed from Battalion, building ami mainlaimng
factorily completed prescribed and
of so-called “union security.” What tary resources the United Slates
w. 1 mower, its arrival just doub hand to hand like a hot potato. It telephone and
approved courses of training or in
telegraph plan
that meant is that men who are possesses. And ¡1 is a free private led the number of gasoline engines was surrendered by the British as
structions, by the Local Defens.
Council, on the basis of ability to
now members of a union cannot re enterprise.
>11 the island. The other runs the the last act of the Revolution. II used by the American Expedition
ary Forces. He received a citation
perform prescribed duties, by the
sign from it. They must continue as
was recaptured by the British in a from General Pershing for especial
legally authorized appointive au
members, and must continue to pay
thority of any State or community
Ray Hodge tame home Saturday surprise attack as the first act of ly meritorious and conspicuous ser
(lues, irrespective of their personal HITLER MUST ( III ( RLE
subject to any further rules, regu
from the hospital. We are glad he the War of 1812. As this surprise vices in the St. Mihiel action.
lations, or orders, issued by the
opinions and desires.
attack occured the day before our
so
much
improved.
Director.
, ,
,
After the Armistice he returnei
A certain group of public offieal
The question this raises is of im
mmgress dee are,1 war, it .how, .
tll(, emp,oy ,,f |b(,
,
Instructors who are graduates uf
mense importance. The labor unions seem to he doing everything in
War Department Civilian Protec
ot of I earl Harbor m Ihe days of Slal,.s Tejeph(,ne ail(, L
their
power,
knowingly
or
unknow
tion
Schools may wear the pre
constitute the biggest of the coun
long ago. Someday we will discover
company as valuation engine,
Insignia for the unit of the U. S. scribed insignia encircled by a
try’s “big businesses.’' Inasmuch as ingly, Io produce a future electric
that getting Ihe jump on our enemy
Gitizc s Defense Corps, known as wreath of laurel.
charge of the valuation of
power shortage.
is smart warfare.
practically ull war industries work
the 1 , ilf Unit, recently has been
phone properties in Utah and
That is a severe Indictment. But
authorized in administrative order
under the closed shop or Ihe union
Among the present day wonders ho. In 1920 he became general
the fuels justify It.
issued by James M. Landis, Direc
CHAPL.VÁJ
shop plan, the unions' “take” in in
is a hotel with the longest porch in
to r - t the OJ ce of Civilian Defense.
erinlendent of Ihe Interstate I
The private electric utilities pro
itiation fees and dues reaches Incre
the world—880 feet. This hotel is
.
Th,
a
consists
of
a
blue
:ies company at Spokane, Wash
duce about 85 per cent of Ihe na
dible proportions. Yet this “big
- ; five-pointed star, centered above
also Ihe largest summer hotel In
on, operating telephone prope
i ?>
red in a white
business,” as distinct from all other tion's commercially generated elec
the world—over 5 million cubic feel
in eastern Washington a id
trity. Electric power is the very
rh
1
triangle on a circular
"big businesses," is riot subject to
in size. On the inside is the longest ern Idaho.
fieid
of
blue.
heart of tin- war effort—and ex
regulation or public control in any
piece of carpel ever made—two full
The U. S. Citizens Defense Corps
In January, 1929, he entc
pansion of the electric industry to
is the official designation of the
shupe, manner or form. No public
blocks. The original John Jacob
employ of the West Coas
meet increased demand that will
irotective Services in the program
accounting is made of the receipt or
Astor trading post also stands in
of the U. S. Office of Civilian De
phone company as genera
come in the future, is vital. Yet a
good repair. This post was the
distribution of Ihe vast sums it re
fense
Members in the Staff Unit
small group of public servants is
and traffic manager and
in.
.ude those designated to assist
ceives. It is an absolute fact that a
foundation of Astor fame and for
moving heaven and earth to so
vice president and general 11:
; the Commander of the Defense
small group of union beads has far
tune and in its heyday was tin
,, j Corps.
in charge of all operations i
cialize and destroy private owner
greater power over the life and
meeting place of the north country
Membership in the U. S. Citizen.
Among his fraternal and
ship and development of electric
death of this nation than any other
The main mode of transportation
DeiCn-e C01 3 shall be by appoint
power. They are doing that in the
cal society affiliations there
ment ot local authorities in accord-
private group has ever possessed.
A cording to the noted authority is Ihe horse and buggy. An associa ed an associate member up in
face of the fact that a per . it, ,1
regu*ations prescribed by
It is also a fact that no man can go
tion of owners governs this thriv
<
1
betam
Asa
Gray,
the
sharppiro-
the Director of the Office of Civilian
American Institute of
industry can never he a progressive Jectlons on rose bushes are not
ing
business
of
235
horses
and
55
to work in a government-financed industry.
Defense.
( ¡ ’.n . it all. but are "prickles.” A buggies. As the island's winter Engineers, the America
The Chaplains unit 0/ the U. S.
war industry which is making the
and membership in Phi I
A particularly disgraceful exam thorn Is n spine or sharp process of
Citizens Defense Corps has been
I T1LITY REPAIR UNIT
instruments of war on which the
1 degenerate branch which Is leaf- population of 450 jumps to over
established in an administrative
fraternity. He was vice p
ple of the rule or ruin tactics re les. and indurated. The prickles of
tiOOO in the summer, it is easy to
entile nation depends for survival,
order issued by Janies M. Landis,
cently occurred in Oregon. The re . • bushes are merely outgrowths
the United States Indep,
see
why
each
horse
averages
35
without paying tribute to a union—
Director of the U. S. Office of
the bark, and do not approach
phone association and
Bonneville administration refused ot
Civilian Defense. This is not one
tJie definition of a thorn, which Is miles per day during the season.
and without accepting iron-handed
to renew a contract under which it something quite different.
president of the Washin
of the protective services but ia
dictation from a union.
_ 1,
They spend the winter on the .Mich
classed
as a related service.
sold power to a private company
G et th e most n u tritio n Iron, th a t igan mainland and in early June Independent Telephone
The insignia for the new unit
In short, labor leaders are in the for redistribution to consumers.un
for
Ihe
past
ten
year
H
-
-
BUY
follows that in use by the U. S.
are shipped back Io Ihe island. They
saddle, and they are riding hard, less that company agreed to e'l food d o llar
president of the Ev ert
armed forces with the addition of
are
well
fed
and
shod
and
inciden
They can rule us straight into die- its system if and when congr, - an
club and past count,- ch-iirmr
the traditional OCD background.
tally gross their owners over $100,-
The insignia for the Christian
tatorshii» with themselves as .lie- thori.es Bonneville to bu> existing
the
American
Red
Cross
-
cit
t,
000 a season.
Chaplain is the Latin Cross in red,
talors
until government takes „tilitit It is now selling power to
was
interesled
in
all
civic
affai
in a white triangle in a circular
That ain’t hay.
over all labor and all business as in the company on a day by-day basis,
general.
field of blue. The insignia for the
Germa,IV. The tragedy lies with 1 and it will make mi guarantee of
Jewish Chaplain consists of the six-
He is survived by his wife,
TRAILER
VAGABOND-
is Sims Hannibal: a daughter I
labor in the failure of its lenders to continued peí formalice. And
pointed star centered above “Tables
the
Quality milk, cream, butter, eggs sponsored and appears in this
of the Law” in silhouette in red,
grasp the issues at stake.
company amt its customers resi-
jean; and two sons, Ray S.
within a white triangle in a circular
and buttermilk.
Gall Sandy 293 paper through the courtesy of the Wa
dentini, industrial, and agricultural
field of blue.
.
?n 8. Hannibal.
UMH I ’ l l AVISTA!)
GLAGKA.MAS GOUNTY BANK
Chaplains will administer to the
The funeral was held Sat,
—On I’m Hay. Ituy Bonds
(continued on page 4)
Tim I tility Repair Unit of the
Sandy. Oregon.
religious and spiritual needs of per
at Salt Lake City,
|P
, 1 lye services of the U. S. Citi-
sons suffering from the effet'U or
air
raids or other disaster. They
licb J " / ' '1?e1 t -orps has
estab-
will be appointed by the local au
I '•
I L administrative order is
HVCKLEBERRY FINN
thorities upon complying with usual
James M. Landis. Di-ectoi
requirement, for membership in the
U. S. Citizens Defense Corps, ex
cept no special training courses are
prescribed.
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