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m uK ùU A X , Page 4 £ í 2222 bri 3 TH E SANDY PO ST 866 different makes have been offered to ■ He that dispiseth small things the buying public and that today only 124 shall fall by little and little ’ of these are still being made? These are but two of thousands of ex —Ecclesiasticus. Purcell..... ...... ........ -Editor and Publisher amples of the high mortality of business Martin Clark ................................. Managing Editor and industrial enterprises, but they serve to illustrate the need of all types of busi ness and industry to earn adequate profits NEWSPAPER in good times to carry them through per DAY AND N IG H T SERVICE BLISHERS Gresham, Oregon iods of adverse conditions. It shows the ^"ASSOCIATION needs of sufficient profits to expand plants and facilities, to keep them modern and tooled with the best in labor-saving equip SUBSCRIPTION RATES Yearly in Clackam as and M ultnom ah ment in order to meet competition and to Counties ................................ ..............$3.00 keep selling prices down. In Oregon, outside C lackam as and M ultnom ah Next time some one starts yapping to you. Counties, per y ear .......................................... $3.50 In N orthw est and Pacific Coast States, outside about all the money some industry or far Oregon, per year , ............... r ................. $4:00 mer is making, recall these facts and make O utside N orthw est arid Pacific Coast States, „ p er y ear ......................... :.............. ......:....... ..$ 5 .0 0 it a point to get all the facts before you ac cept the judgement of one whose sole pur-, B ? N othing turns a man-« u pose may be to incite prejudice or emotional WOULD YOU TAKE THE RISK? Along about this time of year the quar reaction against those who take the risks terly reports of many American industries to supply goods to our people and jobs are released. Whenever there is a showing for the workers of the nation. - of a good earnings some critics of business — T .B .P . at once start harping that profits are too big and that all industrialists are greedy, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!— ¡ X X " * ‘ dum ps. cold-blooded profiteers who are out to The editorial pulse customarily takes squeeze the last possible penny out of the decided jump when a bit of approbation for consumers. gS) some comment reaches the editor’s ears Mrs. Green: “I would S It makes little difference that most of It’s pretty commonplace for ye ed to tw o pounds of o ra ria « ülî LIP AID ARMY RANGER TAKES "DEATH SLIDE” near P ort Benning, Ga., these business-blasters have hot taken the be M ert. -Shan I taken over The coals for t h m as TNT explodes in water 110 feet below. Riding the 500-foot suspen Brings relief time to study the reports and learn what things he writes with which readers fo r y o u ?’ sion rope is part of the rigorous training of Rangers at the Infantry to dry, School. the actual percentages of profit are, or do not agree, but it is a rare instance when M rs. G reen: “Do vou n,¡ , chapped lips. whether or not the earnings are sufficient readers find time to give him a pat on the I can roll them home?"^ to pay even a reasonable dividend to the back for something he has written with Letter To -The Editor . . . Marvin Farmer Wins thousands o f investors who have put up the which they do agree or for some particular T o W hom I t May Concern: If 4H Leather Award At BISMA-REX risk capital to make the business possible editorial project which they feel has been the read er who w rote a letter Clackamas ’C ounty Fair W aiter: “How would yo, < By David Founds COMBINATION and thus furnish jobs for hundreds of work worthwhile. to th e editor concerning th e full like y our rice?” The ¡Sandy 4H ' L eath ercraft page advertisem ent captioned Bisma-Rex Powder and ers. Too many of our péople swallow these That’s why we say a double-barrelled “W hy Thousands of Life Long club h a s h ad tw o m eetings in Bisma-Rex S pinster Mabie; ‘Thrown a blistering attacks “hook, line and .sinker” Tablets m e M ister, thrown at me.’’ D em ocrats H ave Become Demo the m ain auditorium of th e . L u and join in the general condemnation of “Thank You,’,’ to”the many readers who crats REG. 94< fo r E isenhow er” will kindly th e ra n church. have commended this column for the series business as a whole. . . BOTH T he follow ing boys a re m em identify him self, we will be m ore of discussions it presented over a period of It makes us wonder whether or not those th àn happy to publish his letter. bers of th e club: E rn e st Schw Harold Babcock: dou . who criticize would be willing to risk their several weeks preceding the general elec “L etters To The E ditor” m ust artz, Ja c k (Weatherby, M arvin nam e five things that con tion to outline and explain the provisions of F arm er, W ayne K ubitz, N orbert be signed by th e w riter. If th e tain milk.” con savings to establish and build a business MILK OF rite r show s cause ’th a t th è use Dey, J o n Isakson, D avid Founds that not only would furnish many jobs but the 18 state measures which were voted w MAGNESIA D oug: '“Butter, .cream, anc of his n am e m ight jeopardize his and John Cannon. L eaders a re would also supply some item of real need upon by Oregonians on November^ 4. In livelihood, th e le tte r m ay be pub Mrs. E. E. A ndersen and Mrs. Pure, mild, cheese and two cows.’’ r; and value to the consuming public at a low more than 30 years of newspapering, we lished w ithout h is signature, but H. L. Schw artz. creamy-smooth. Qfl A t the firs t m eeting N orbert price which would not be possible except have seldom been so warmly and so fre only if such cause is shown. 16 oz. bottle UU quently commended for any .special project T he Sandy P o st welcomes let D ey w as elected president, and for our mass production and mass distribu Ma: ‘Pa, we need a nei te rs to t h e ed ito r fo r publication, W ayne K ubitz vice - president, we have done. And what makes it most h ig h chair. You know we ha tion facilities and know how of today. w h eth er o r n o t th ey are, in ag ree Ja c k W eatherby, secretary, and gratifying to. us is that these commenda eig h t children and the chai ELKAY’S " We wonder, for example, if these people m en t w ith o u r editorial policy. David Founds, new s reporter. is w orn o u t” realize that the average life of a manufac tions came not Only from those who agreed M eetings a re held tw ice a AIR REFRESHER turing business in these United States is with our recommendations, but also from Editor, Sandy P o st; m onth from 3;30 to 5 o’clock. Pa. “A lright Ma, get a ne^ Push-button spray re E ach boy h as his own tools and one b u t fo r gosh sake get on only 7 years. That is amazing, isn’t it?‘Most those who disagreed with several of them. D ear S ir: moves offensive th a t w ill last this time? Readers have stopped us on the street, As one who h as w orked for has alread y sta rte d a* project. odors. REG. 9 8 f OO of us are acquainted with a few of the suc eleven y ears in the P ost Office of our m em bers, M arvin cessful enterprises that have weathered the called us on the telephone and written us d epartm ent th r u Civil Service, I F One ONLY Du arm er, placed th e hig h est .in storms through the years, but what we notes to tell us how much they appreciated question both statem ents m ade C lackam as C ounty w ith his lea O u r maiden Aunt Sophii don’t know is anything of the thousands of the public service this newspaper was giv by Cecil Nickles, Democratic cen th e r exhibit a t th e county fair. says she w as two thirds mat tra l chairm an o f ‘ C lackam as ing them in presenting its thumb-nail out M arvin w o n .a scholarship fo r others which have fallen by the wayside. PLASTIC ried once. She was there ani ounty as quoted m Sandy P ost achievm ent, dependability and Take the automobile industry as an ex lines of the measures and particularly in C th e preacher was there bu QUIK-BANDS last week. com pletion w hich provided him a th e groom did not show up. ample, since it represents one of the larg making clear the necessity for caution in F irst, he is quoted as saying trip to C orvallis to attend the Flexible. . . est and most important segments of our ec voting on such of the measures as had ‘The P ost off ice D epartm ent at sum m er school fo r 4H boys and water-proof. W ashington D. C. is th e only one girls in Ju n e . The scholarship onomic life. Did you know that in the 50 tricky titles. 27’s Everyone can afford thi years since the manufacture of automobiles The task was not an easy one, as any authorized to hold these exam in w as granted b y th e C lackam as ations (exam inations fo r P ost lu x u ry of laughter. was started in the United States there have reader who made a serious study of all of m aster). I t is th e U. S. Civil C ounty B ank of S an d y ,. Oregon. been 1,492 makes of cars placed upon the" the measures well knows, * but we admit Service Commission who holds TelephoneSandy 2331 market. And did you know that of these there is a real satisfaction in knowing that the exam inations, not the Post- News Deadline — Deatunie tar all- society 1,492 makes, only 27 have survived the ec ohr readers considered the effort and the office D epartm ent. and club news Is Tuesday onomic ups and downs of the years? results worthwhile. It will give us fortitude Secondly, he is quoted as say rioon of the week of publica ing, “I t h as alw ays been custo Or take a much newer industry, the man to undertake similar projects and to try m ary fo r a P o stm aster to be tion. It Is necessary that pic ufacturing of radio receiving sets. Diet you constantly to make these columns ever chosen fro m am ong a t least 3 tures for this section be In know that in the few years since radios more helpful in interpreting such matters applicants who passed th e ex The Sandy Post office by the were first put ón the market a total of in the future. T.B.P. am inations.^ I challenge him to previous Monday noon. To E ntered a t the postoffice a t Sandy, Oregon, as second class m ail m atter. Published weekly on T hursdays. Carroll Funeral (Horm "A Lusted Residents Return From Trips; 4-Act Drama Of Constitutional Dinner Party Honors H. II. Watkins By Mrs. J. Dollowitch sp en t one day in T ia Ju an a, Convention Set nam e ONE (only one) Postoffice th a t h as had th ree eligible candi d ates to choose from . I f one candidate passes it is custom ary fo r him to get th e job. I f tw o o r m ore pass, w hich is rare, then choice is made. - Sincerey, On Sunday, N ovem ber 9, Mrs. Mexico. I t w as exactly 200 y ears pro R. A. D orm an E rn est M eyer gave a pre-birth ceeding th e date of th e recent day dinner p arty honoring h er gen eral election in th e U nited father, H. H. W atkins, whose Tool Kits Being Made S tates th a t George W ashington, Editor, Sandy P o st birthday anniversary w as Nov firs t person to be elected P resi The Sandy grade school P-TA em ber 11. Those attending w ere: By 4H Leather Crafters d en t o f th e U nited S tates, re w ishes to th an k you and your By David Founds Mr. and Mrs. W atkins; Mir. and sta ff fb r th e excellent publicity The m aking o f tool k its is th e ceived th e firs t degree o f F re e given th e carnival held Saturday, Mrs. N orval N aas and sons, K en m asonry in F red erick sb u rg Lod n eth and C arl; Miss Salene present p ro ject of th e L eather ge in Virginia. T his fa c t sug Nov. 1. Also a t this tim e w e w ish H aight ;.M iss Ellene M eyer; Mrs. c ra ft 4H club w hich m eets a t gested to th e G rand Lodge of to th an k th e parents, teachers A nna M eyer and A lfred Meyer. th e L u th eran school th e first V irginia a nation-wide obser and friends who gave so gener Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k S n e lla n d and th ird T uesdays o f « each vance o f th is significant bicen ously of th e ir tim e and dona th eir son-in-law and daughter, m onth. tions to m ak e this, our one O fficers and m em bers of th e tennial, th e firs t bicentennial o f Mr. and Mrs. John W alsh, have any kind to be observed by ¡Free money m aking affa ir of th e year, club a re : N o rb ert Dey, presi returned from a w eek’s m otor m asons in th e U nited States. th e success it was. trip to California w here they dent; W ayne Kubitz, vice presi O regon is am ong th e states in Many packages arriv ed a t the dent; Jack W eatherby, secretary ; visited Mrs. Snell’s brother-in- w hich F reem asons have joined school w ith no m eans of identi David Founds, ¡reporter; E rn est law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. w hole-heartedly in th is obser fying th e sender. This w as es Claire Snell in Yolo and h e r Schw artz, M arvin F arm er, Jo h n vance. O utstanding w ill be an pecially tru e of packages sent Cannon, and Jo n Isaakson. Mrs. aunt, Mrs. E thel Snell, in S acra a rea m eeting, d ated fo r Nov M rs. C hase fo r h e r fish pond, mento. Mr. and Mrs. Ben D ix of H enry S chw artz an d Mrs. E. E. em ber 19, to w hich th e general and Mrs. Will fo r 'her gam es of A ndersen are co-leaders. Troutdale w ere in charge of the T hey w an t to add th e ir One m em ber, M arvin F arm er, public h as ¡been invited and fo r skill. Snell hom e during th eir absence. w hich th ere w ill be no admission “th an k s to all.” won a blue ribbon a t C lackam as Sgt. F rancis Snell is enroute charge. Scene w^ll be th e civic O u r appreciation to th e follow hom e from K orea w here h e has county fair, and E rn est Schw artz auditorium , P o rtlan d . An or ing business concerns th a t m ade w as aw arded a red ribbon. served w ith th e arm y fo r m ore gan prelude w ill s ta r t a t 7:30 contributions. th an a year. arid th e concluding nu m b er will Bunnell’s V ariety , S andy; The Farm Sold be a patriotic four-act dram a, Kmgwell Agency, Corvallis; S an w ith F reem asons o f th e P o rt dy Lum ber, G resham Safew ay, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson re land area im personating p artici G resham Piggiy W iggly, Han- cently sold th eir b erry farm on ■Pipe Line road to Mr. (Point p an ts in th e constitutional con P airit and W allpaper, J . K By M rs. A. B. B radley vention, b oth in an d outside the GiHs, Koski and son of Hillsboro. The P ortland; M eier and T h e W elches. School is p lan h all in w hich th e C onstitution F ra n k Co., and N orthw est Gro- Johnsons are living in Corning, i Calif., w here he is employed in ning a big h arv est festival a t w as d rafted and signed. W ith cers. 'the olive harvest. th e schoolhouse on Nov. 22 from an all-city h ig h school band, Sincerely, Sgt. C harles I. S h riv e rh a s re 7 unfil 11 p. m . Its object is Jo h igh school a cappella choruses, P-TA C arnival Com. turned to Camp Pendleton, Calif m ake m oney fo r th e athletic fu n d fem inine and youth g roups p a r Mrs. A.. A. K att, specifically, to provide new uni ticipating, p a rts w ill tbe tak en following a visit in Lusted. chairm an. by some 250 persons. Mr. and Mrs. H arold Jack, fo rm s fo r file g irls’ volley ball 'Los Angeles, are visiting his team and w arm -up jack ets fo r The G rand Lodge of Masons parents, Mr. and M rs. E a rl Jack th e boys. of V irginia h as prom oted a n a Mrs. F red P ife r is m aking T h ere will ¡be all kinds of tion-wide observance o f th is bi ,A T^°n ’ TTeX’ w as born to Mr. satisfactory recovery fro m h er booths and money-m aking con centennial and Freem asons in and Mrs. Jam es T. R itte r of recent m ajo r operation. cessions; Coney Island, cake all 49 gran d jurisdictions are Sandy on October 24. 'Mr. and M rs. J. H . Dollowitch walk, fo rtu n e telling, ’ da rt presenting ap p ro p riate p r o - have retu rn ed from a 3 w eeks gam es, b eau ty parlor, bingo; gram s. A num ber are being p re A daughter, Ja n e t L., w as born m otor trip to Pasadena, C a l i f candy and ap ro n sale, Couritry sented in Oregon outside of to Mr. and Mrs. G arret A. T u r w here they visited th eir 3 dau store. T here w ill be sh o rt mov- Portland. n e r o f Boring on O ctober 22 ghters, Mrs. R obert Mahoffey, ies also, and a fish pond, a n u t Mrs. F ra n k P a is le y /a n d Miss tree and a n ail booth. P ie and Lloyd O. Wil- Mr. and M rs. Roy M. Crone Florence Dollowitch. Mrs. ¡Dollo- cake w ill be fo r sale, and will C berry ville. becam e the w itch’s cousin, Miss H elen S paul be given as prizes. Balloons will and dau g h ter M aridine left -last ding o f Vergennes, Vermont, ac be peddled also. w eek fo r Abiline, Texas, w here Pa re« ts of a daughter, M avis A., th ey w ill spend th e w inter. on October 22. companied them . They also cal P aren ts and teach ers are spon led a t file Tom Johnson hom e soring th is big event, and high M aridine w ill atten d Àbiline W hat w e have in u s of the m Corning, and a t th e Lee Dim- C hristian h igh school th ere and school pupils are helping out. A im age o f God is th e love of re tu rn in May to g rad u ate w ith tr m ick hom e in t Woodland. They larg e attendance is hoped for. u th ahd justice. h e r class fro m Sandy high. —-Demosthenes. Harvest Carnival Slated At Welches assure ample coverage The Post should h e notified w ell hi advance of these deadlines. PRESERIPTIOn DRUGGISTS P ro p rie to r IV A N A. 5 AR K E R — SANDY OREGON Need cash to bolster that Christmas budget? Drop in and tell one of our friendly representatives what you need. Arrangements made quickly- and private ly. Gives you plenty of time to finish your Christmas gift buying. Come in! - Stork Club - COUNTY .iDEPf,. AN INDEPENDENT BANK E. A l t ,^ i c e P r e s >reS’ ' Phone 2271 1 F red L. P roctor, Cashi Cecil O. Duke, Ass*t Cash] o ~ Sandy, Oregon I
