Image provided by: Friends of the Sandy Public Library; Sandy, OR
About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1950)
THURSDAY, JULY 13 T H E SA N D Y PO ST Page 4 THE SANDY POST E n te red a t th e postoffice a t Sandy,, O regon, as second class m ail m a tte r. P ublished w eekly on T hursdays. Tom B. Purcell............................ Editor and Publisher Bichard L. Bevenaugh....................M anaging Editor SU B SC R IPTIO N R A T E S Y early in C lackam as and M ultnom ah ' C ounties ............ ....................................... $2.00 In O regon, outside C lackam as and M ultnom ah Counties, p e r y e a r ...................... .... 2.50 In N o rth w e st an d Pacific C oast S tates, outside O regon, p e r y e a r..................................... ........ . 3.00 O utside N o rth w e st and P acific C oast S tates, p e r y e a r.............................. ,.............................. 4.00 DOWNRIGHT HUMILIATING!— The United States threw its immense re sources of money and manpower and scien tific knowhow and genius of production in to the manufacture of the atom bomb, a de structive war agent more powerful than anything before imagined. Hardly had we stopped strutting over this accomplishment than competition in the field threw us into a frenzy of search and production of another bomb a thousand times more deadly than the atom. In secrecy our arsenals have produced new guided missiles and skyriding jet planes and mysterious flying visitors of various shapes and unbelievable speed. Our scien tists have kept us in the forefront of all that projected minds could vision in spheres almost beyond human ken. ' Yet with all this equipment we get ac cused of dropping potato bugs on eastern German fields. How much hunïiliation can a nation stand? , Potato, bugs which don’t soar dr explode or mystify, which haven’t changed since the first Irishman tasted a potato. Small, spotted insects which know nothing be yond sitting on a potato leaf and eating holes in it, thus discouraging the develop ment of the tuber below. How humiliating it is to have to resort to potato bugs with all these new-fangled contraptions in the closet!—W.H. . THE LOYALTY OATH— purposes mean the destruction of the free Grange Slates A doms of democracy, the substitution of ab solute control by the state. Special Program Under our bill of rights with guarantee of freedom of speech, which must also include For Charter Night freedom of thought, it has always been held, E A G L E C R E E K — G r a n g e m em b e rs a tte n d ed P om ona J u ly and rightly so, that a persofi. has the right 12 a t C olton F oothills G ra n g e tö hold and express opinions even detri n e a r Colton f o r a n all-day m eet. mental to the government so long as no E ag le C re ek g ra n g e rs a r e ad vised o f a special le c tu re r ’s p ro overt action is taken. a m te n ta tiv e ly planned t h a t But within the organized institutions of g w r ill be of m u c h in te re s t to a ll to the nation there can be no divided loyalty. see on J u ly 15 a t 8 p. m . One of the chief responsibilities of the N ew m a n u a ls h a v e been ord schools must he to strengthen the democra e re d a n d a c h a r te r d ra p in g w ill be a fe a tu re . cy which supports them. If that be so, then also T h e L ad ies’ Aid S tra w b e rry certainly they have the right to know if fe stiv a l J u n e 30 h eld a t E ag le there are among the employees, faculty, ad F e rn p a r k w a s w ell attended. T h e G aylord fam ily is ta k in g ministratiors any who believe in or teach an exten d ed tr ip e a s t to v isit the overthrow of democracy. relativ es. We do not believe the dismissal of these S ev eral E ag le C reek fam ilies employees abridges the right of free speech enjoyed J u ly 4 vtfith m o to r tr ip s or thought guaranteed in the Constitution. to th e co ast a n d to p a rk s w ith lunches. Let these people if they have communist p icnic Bible c la ss a n d choir p ra ctic e sympathies get out of the state service and w ill h e n c e fo rth be held on F r i express themselves. But they should not d a y e vening each w eek u n til continue to accept democratic dollars while f u r th e r notice. espousing subversive theories. There is E a g le /C r e e k ch u rch w ill w el e v isito rs fro m E sta c a d a something fundamentally wrong with a per com c h u rch e s on J u ly 9, 7:30 p. m . son who has a decided conviction on such to th e sin g sp ira tio n planned fo r t h a t date. matters and not the courage to admit it. General Eisenhower, president of Colum M r. antj M rs. H . M. M ason a r e e p a te rn a l g ra n d p a re n ts of bia university, recently said in a speech th th e ir second g ra n d d a u g h te r, V ir “The job'of a university is to turn out use g in ia . L ouise M ason, b o m J u n e ful citizens . . . Every man, and woman 26 to th e ir so n a n d daughter-in- who enters this university must leave it a law , M r. a n d M rs. E a rl E . M a of C oulee City, W ashington. better American or we have failed in our son, M iss G ladys Coop e arn e d h e r main purpose.” s e lf a fiv e p a sse n g e r 1940 N a sh No school can be sure of effecting that coupe by p icking stra w b errie s. purpose if it is not also sure that all its employees are loyal Americans. I t can al W e lc h e s Y o u n g F o lk most be counted on that a person who rebels E n t e r t a in V is it o r s at being asked about his loyalty is not very H e r e W it h A P a r t y ardent in his support of our system of dem W E L C H E S—T h e M isses B e tty ocracy.—W.H. an d B a rb a ra J a m e s e n te rta in e d “BALANCED PLAN” ON BALLOT— The “balanced plan” for reapportionment of the Oregon legislature cleared a .major hurdle last week when petitions bearing more than 35,000 signatures were filed with the secretary of state. The petitions call for placing the question of reapportionment on thè1 “balanced plan” on the ballot in the No vember 1950 election. Approval by the voters in November will force reapportionment of the legislature &nd thus bring about what earlier ¿citizens planned as a regular readjustment of repre sentation when they wrote such a provision .into the Oregon constitution. Despite that provision, which required the legislature to reapportion representation after each fed- éral census, there has been no reapportion ment for 40 years. The “balanced plan” not only provides the ways and means for bringing about re apportionment, but it also provides a pat tern for doing so that is designed to retain a just balance between the populous urban areas and the sparsely populated rural areas of the state. A lot of employees of the University of California have been discharged because they refused to sign an anti-communist oath which the regents have required of all persons employed there. The action has brought much adverse criticism particular ly from administratiors of other schools on the claim that such a stand stifles freedom of academic thought. We believe the educators and others criti- right to have and express opinions however “left’’ they may be is one thing for qri, indi vidual. It is an entirely different thing for a state employee, particularly a university instructor.. The United States is founded and its whole existence is conducted upon the theo ry of free democracy. Its schools are sup ported under that system and should be the educational bulwark against anything sub versive to that theory. Beef comes from cattle and ham from Communism as a theory of society and hogs, yet they grind up an old bull and call government is in exact opposition to and its it ham-burger. THEYRE OFF! BIGGEST TRUCK ECONOMY RUN EVERLAUNCHED! THOUSANDS o f FORD TRUCKS START NATIONWIDE FORD ECONOMY RUN! COVERS EVERY FORD TRUCK MODEL IN EVERY TRUCK-USING VOCATION! The most realistic economy study in truck history is now under way. Thousands of Ford Truck users .will keep complete day-to-day records of loads hauled, miles travelled, fuel consumed and total repairs and maintenance for a six-month period. DRAMATIC DEMONSTRATION THAT FORD IS AMERICA'S NO. 1 TRUCK VALUE I The Ford Economy Run w ill demonstrate for everyone to see what Ford owners have known right along. Ford Trucks do more per dollar—in your business, in any business. See us today! Choose from over 175 Ford Economy Truck models! FORD TR U C K a SANDY’S ENTRY IN THE FORD ECONOMY RUN Joe Yoerger o f B ig 8 Lumber Company has registered h is Model F -l Ford pickup truck in the Ford Truck Econom y • Ron. W»teh f °r it! The orange and black iden tification em blem shown a t right will identify it. ¿ cohomy W ell, it ’s a b o u t tim e to m ak e . th e a n n u a l decision. S h a ll w e ta k e a . v a ca tio n w ith in o u r m e a n s o r sh a ll w e e n jo y o u rselv es? Office: K och Building, Phone R esidence: Wemme P h o n e Rhododendron 393, C lifford G. Schneider ATTORNEY 203-5 W ithrow BuUding G resham , Ore. Gresham 49 COTTON BALLS Handy for cosmetic, medicinal and other' uses. Sterile. Pkg. ef 65 O f co u rse th e b e s t place to sp e n d y o u r v a ca tio n is ju s t inside y o u r incom e. 29C Attorney at Law C lack am as County Bank Every Saturday from Phone, i l W e h e a rd a m a n sa y th a t a su m m e r r e s o r t is a place w h e re m en a r e s tu ffe d s h ir ts a n d w om en a r e s tu ffe d sh o rts. STURDY PLASTIC a .m to SanVorw ," D E N T IS T — P hones — O ffice 151 - Residence 6x2 SANDY. OREGON Washable, long-lasting. Assorted colors & sins. Set of 5 ONLY 18' B u t ev en i f a s u m m e r re s o r t is crow ded, th e r e ’s a lw ay s ro o m f o r one bore. 9 D r. H. A. Schneider BOWL COVERS D r. Wm. M. Grashorn DENTIST Phone 831 I t ’s fin e to tra v e l in th e su m m e r tim e. I t b rin g s o u t a ll t h a t ’s in one,' especially if it is a n ocean trip . Koch Bldg. TH E R M O D E X with Salt and Dextrose to quickly provide food energy. Bottle of 100 ¿D * T h e id eal s u m m e r r e s o r t is one w h e re th e fish b ite an d th e m o sq u ito s w on’t. Sandy DR. A. J. STEPHENS Chiropractic Physician 108 South Roberts, Gresham Phone Gresham 737 Mon. and Thurs. evenings until 7 Closed W ed. an d S a t Afternoons TABLETS E . P. Greenwood, M. D. Physician and Surgeon O u r ch ief c o m p la in t is th a t th e fish u su a lly ta k e th e ir vacationl a b o u t th e sa m e tim e w e do. CREAM Soothes discomforts of sunburn, chafed skin, bisect bites. 11/2-oz. tube M ain St. 90' B u t to g e t b a ck to th e m o s quitos, th e y w on’t b ite if yo u use R ex all in se ct re p ella n t. PRESCRIPTIOn DRUGGISTS I V A N A : B A R K E R — P r o p r ie to r 1 O ffice H ours 10 A M . to 5 P.M. D aily E xcept Sunday P H O N E S —O ffice 641, Res. 461 E U D IC A L M A SANDY Sandy, Ore. W. J. GARDNER, M. 0. J> L. McMILLAN, M. D. P h y sic ian s and Surgeons 807 E . Pow ell Blvd., Gresham P h o n e 3040 I f n o a n sw e r call 3171 or 3812 r O R EG O N C harles H. Carlstrom, D.O. Osteopath P hysician & Surgeon Koch Building Sandy, Oregon P h o n e Sandy 851 Legal Notice CALL FO r RSIDS C o n tra c t av ailable f o r in sta ll a tio n of fix tu re s and w irin g f o r tw o classro o m s w ith floures- c en t a n d incandescent lig h tin g . B ids to be su b m itte d A u g u st 2, 8 p.m., D a y lig h t S aving T im e, * a t S an d y g ra d e school, S andy. B o a rd re serv e s th e rig h t to r e je c t a n y o r a ll bids. F o r f u r th e r in fo rm a tio n see H a r r y H ar- vie, principal, school d istric t 46. D istric t 46 School B o ard D. E . D em ing, C h a irm a n M elvin Sm ith,: C lerk 29 P au l R. Biggs D R. P E R C Y A. POWERS D R. K. M. TABBERSON V eterinarians L a rg e an d Sm all Animal Surgery a n d D isease Control 520 N . W Division P h o n e 291 Gresham, Oregon Report of Condition Of “Clackam as County Bank” o f Sandy in th e S tate o f Oregon at th e close o f business on June 30, 1950 ASSETS • Cash, balan ces w ith o th e r banks, in clu d in g re s e rv e b a l ances, a n d cash ite m s in p ro c ess o f collection ................ $830,214.70 U nited S ta te s G o v ern m en t obligations, d ire c t a n d g u a r a n te e d ................................................................................... 666,390.00 O bligation o f S ta te s an d po litical subdivisions ..................... 130,693.92 C o rp o ra te sto ck (in clu d in g N one sto c k o f F e d e ra l R e se rv e b an k ) ....................................... ;........... •_................................ 4.00 L o an s an d d isc o u n ts (in clu d in g $234.59 o v e rd ra fts .......... 914,258.15 B R E N T O N VEDDER B ank -Bi??™868 ow ned $33,500.00, f u r n itu r e a n d fix tu re s $12,000.00 ............. .................................... f............................. ........ 45,500.00 IN SU R A N C E - NOTARY PUBLIC BUSINESS DIRECTORY IN C O M E TAX BEP0BT8 TOTAL ASSETS ............................ .......... ...............................$2,587,060.77 Shelly Street between Sandy Market and Seales Store. — Phone 102 LIABILITIES D em and deposits o f individuals, p a rtn e rsh ip s, a n d c o r JO H N R . MURRAY p o ra tio n s $1,558,354.35 G eneral Insurance T im e d eposits of individuals, p a rtn e rsh ip s, a n d co rp o r a tio n s .............. r A t G eorge W. Beers Real 722,839.38 E s ta te Office. D eposits o f U nited S ta te s G o v e rn m en t (in clu d in g p o st Loop Highway 10,004.83 Phone 162 a l sa v in g s) ................................................................. s p ........ D eposits of S ta te s an d p o litical subdivisions ..................... 163,398.91 O th e r d ep o sits (c ertifie d a n d o ffice rs’ chefcks, etc .) 11,363 54 TO T A L D E P O S IT S ..............................................$2,465,791.01 Other liabilities __ _______ g 38V V8 T? i e ^ n^IAu i LITI? Si (l\ot includinS subordinated ob- lig a tio n s show n below ) ................................. $2 472 178 79 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS C apital* 50,000.00 S u rp lu s 45,000.00 U ndivided p ro fits 2,681.98 R eserv es (an d re tire m e n t a cc o u n t f o r p r e fe rre d c ap ital) 17,200.00 TO T A L C A P IT A L ACCOUNTS ..................... ' ..................... ' 114,881.98 D uke & Proctor IN SU R A N C E AGENTS Telephone 71 SANDY, OREGON FLOYD REED L IF E & ACCIDENT ^ A B IL IT IE S A N D CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ..$2,587,060.77 INSURANCE T h is b a n k s c ap ita l c o n sists of: P h o n e Rhodo. 181 Wemnie C ap ital n o tes a n d d e b e n tu re s o f ..............$ 9,200.00 C om m on stock w ith to ta l p a r v a lu e of ....$15,000.00 McWilliams Sheet Metal .— , , MEMORANDA o th e r Pp u r p o î e T .T . igned t0 SGCUre U abüities * °r L Iæ F rîd above a r ® a lt e r ded u ctio n o f re se rv e s o f 2,971.30 and Heating Co. G eneral Sheet Metal Work 1045 E. Powell, Gresham Phone 3292 Res. SUnset 0440 E - A L T ' DireCtOrs S A N D Y R E ST HAVEN p . cjx . R. S. Smith Motor Co. * ATTORNEY-AT-LAW REXALL s e x FORD TRUCKS LAST LONGER Main Street E d g a r L. Martin Each in your choice of five fragrances. Reg.' 1.00 boxes. Choice. ^ e plus EACH tax S ta te o f In the long run, too—Ford Trucking Costs Less Because— Phone Sandy 41 Barker’s Bugle Sandy, Oregon 7 ,h d a y * “A H om e fo r Invalids, C ® ?. E U G E N IA H . ALT, N o ta ry P u b lic f o r O regon e sc e n t P a tie n ts and Those N in g N u rsin g Care. O p e rate d b y a registered P h o n e Sandy 882 -NTT Ulina latest registration data on 6 ,3 9 2 ,0 0 0 trucks, life Insurance experts prove Ford Trucks last longer I Helen Cornell BATH or TOILET SO AP sw ea r th a t th e ° a ^ o v e ^ s ta te m e n t6 i«b tVe n a m a d do so lem n ly c o rre c tly re p re se n ts th e tr u e a n ^ t h a t i t fu lly an d contained a n d se t fo rth s?v e ra ! m a tte r s h e re in <uiu bet io ru i, to th e b e st o f m y k now ledge a n d belief. C o rrect-A ttest: F R E D L. PR O C TO R , C a sh ier b i n e n t HATIOMWÍBE Ford l« 5 -h .p . F -8 Big Job shown has G .T.W . ratin g of 3 9 ,0 0 0 lbs. Over 175 Ford T ru c k models to choose fro m ! Exclusive choice of V -8 or S ix-cylin d er tru ck engines! th e y o u n g e r s e t w ith a p a rty in h o n o r of Bill D rips, J r ., an d D ick P re u s s w ho a re on vacatio n fro m C hicago, a n d D oug Wood- fill a n d Bob Jo n e s w ho a r e h e re fro m H ollyw ood v isitin g th e S hell E lw oods. T o w elcom e th e m to W elches w e re M ary L ee P e tit, L in d a Spellm an, Bruce, K eith and G ail B ow m an. L yle an d D an Ja rv is h a v e is su e d in v ita tio n s f o r a h a y rid e to S k y R an ch an d a w einie r o a s t th is com ing S a tu rd a y evening. M r. and M rs. H a rry F ra n k s h a v e ju s t re tu rn e d ' fro m a tr ip th a t to o k in C astle Rock,i S ilv er L ak e an d S p irit L ake. M r. a n d M rs. D rjp s h a d as th e ir g u e sts o v er th e w eek-end M rs. Jo e S to ll a n d - M iss H a rrie t W ood, of P o rtlan d . PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Clackamas County Bank w . A. P ro c to r, P re s. E. Alt, Vice-Pres. Phone 71 W ALRAD Insurance Agency Sandy and Gresham, Oregon P ro c to r, C a sh ier Cecil O. D uke, A ss’t. C a sh ier Sandy, O regon Phone Sandy 861 P hone Gresham Y47
