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C LACKAM AS COUNTY NEW S F R ID A Y , M A R C II 29, 1941 ' ■ • Clackamas County News PROFESSIONAL CARDS L. 1). MEADE, Editor and 1'ibliiilu-r DR. H. V. A D I X Physician and Surgeon SU B SC R IPTIO N R ATE S In Clackamas County, one year $1.00; outside the county and in the State o f Oregon, one year $2.00; outside the State o f Oregon, one year $2.50; foreign $3.00 a year. Subscriptions are payable in advance. Pbysiotharapy— X-Ray Radium, Grasham, Ora T al 5991 Published weekly on Fridays at Kstacada, Clacktima» County, .Oregon. Entered in the postoffice at Estaeada, Oregon, as second-» a!»s matter. Dr. H. A. Schneider A D V E R T IS IN G Rates for advertising made known on application. Advertisers will please tuke note that to insure insertion o f advertisement in tire issue o f the current week, advertising copy should reach this office not later than Tuesday noon. Assistance cheerfully given in the preparation o f copy. ECONOMIC H IG H LIG H TS D E N T I S T Phone Sandy 151 Sandy, Oregon O. D. E B Y Attornay at Law Ganeral Practica Confidential Adviser Oregon City-t- Oregon I f a vestige o f doubt remained in any mind as to this country’s posi tion in the current world struggle for power the President’ » speech at the White House Correspondents as sociation dinner would have dissipa ted it. There was no humor in the President’s voice. There were no light touches. He had grave words to say and he said them gravely. That speech coming hard on the S. E WOOSTER Real Estate, Loans, Insurance LISTEN and Rentals Tel. 77-3 Estacada, Ore. .’,\m STIFF/ I just bought th \ s business / ] NOW yOU LL TAKE ORDERS ' from iae / ~ r r ? Dr. Thomas B. Carter V .tarln ary Surgeon Phone Greaham 210 Dairy Herd Inspector for Multnomah County Gresham, O r.go n Cooper & McAllister TAKING ORDERS Attorneys-at-Law W e like taking orders from you. Telephone Gresham 262 The more you give, the happier Powell Blvd. Gresham, Oregon we are. And we do everything pos sible to C. DON PLATNER, M. D. make ceitain you are pleased. Physician and Surgeon Clackamas County Bank B id ... Sandy, Oregon O ffice Hours, 2 to 5 P. M. Evenings, Saturday and Sunday by Appointment _________ Phone Sandy 441_________ PANKRATZ Paint & W allpaper Store Sign Painting Picture Frai ing Glass Gresha Tel. 4678 Ore. L. L. JONES & SONS MONUMENTS Monument and Marker Display Richard Sponhauer opposite new Postoffice, Gresham. Roy Bohannon, Mgr., Tel. 245. A gen t for Northwestern Mutual Fi re Ina. Co. Aetna Fire 1ns. Co. Estacada, Oregon TeL Estacada 64-1 S. E. LAW RENCE Lacanud Electrical Contractor H O T P O IN T M A JO R E L E C T R IC A P P L I A N C E S Rt. 2, Eat.cada, O r . g o . WILDWOOD REST HOME offers the best o f care to aged and invalids at from $30 a month and upwards Tal. Gre.ham 4374 Greaham, Oregon T .l. E.tacada ST-3 Evelyn M. Lawrence L. A. CHAPMAN Notary Public A gen t fo r Aetna Casualty and Surety Co.. Capitol Fire Insurance Co. Acci<feit and Health Insurance Estaeada, Ore. TeL. 97-3. MO R T IC IA N E ataoad* O r.g a n Calla .tt.a d a d Day or Night T .la p h o a . 56-7 and St-91 W. W. SIEMENS DR. C. E. STEW ART C b irop r.cti. P k y i i d u Musical Supplies Film Developing $pw ialixio| in chronic and n .v — von* d i.o rd .ri o f th . Stomach EXPERT Watch Repairing and Intaatinal Tract Oregon Gresham, X -R A Y S E R V IC E O ffice Hours 10 a. m. to I p. a . Graiham O ffice, Phono 299 93 W . 1st Street, Greaham DR. H. M. KRAMER D E N T I S T Phon« Estacada 3-16 Complata X -R ay Equipmoat Estacada, Ora. Maeonic Bldg., DR. L. W. GRIFFITH A complete optical service Eyes examined Glasses fitted Broken lenses duplicated Eyeglass frames repaired while you wait. W a invite comparison of aarvica, quality and prica MACK MACKENZIE Gan 'Val Carpentry, Repaira, __ Plumbing and Painting _ Uph ol.t.rin g and Fornitura Repairs Tri. 94-41, Estacada W e do our own grinding VISION OPTICAL CO. O ffice on Powoll Blvd, oppoaito Greaham Theater Tal. Greaham 217, or Portland B E A . 2979 think the war will be over before th e ' pound? o f gain was 369 pounds of The tests carried on recently beur appropriation is exhausted. The Pies- corn and 364 pounds o f wheat. Fur out previous experiments to the e f dent apparently preferred to ask for thermore it was found that wheat fed fect that the feeding values o f ground u tremenduous appropriation at once hogs had firm er carcasses than cort> wheat and ground corn are cqquul -o lather than to request smaller sums fed hogs shipped in from the cori at intervals over a period o f time, belt which confirms the oft-repeater fur as average gains with hogs are in order to show the dictators that »pinion o f Portland meat packers that concerned and that western buyer.« we really mean business . western wheat fattened hogs excel In at least prefer the wheat fattened an- The tide is sw iftly moving now. this respect. inials say DSC livestock men. Watch fo r crackdowns on labor if it gets out o f hand. Pleasure o f the strongest kind will probably be ap plied to organisations or industries which are still thinking in terms of business as usual and are not troub ling themselves to give all-out e f fort. Even the Administration’s stron LOW EST PRICES and FREE D ELIVERY gest critics believe that it really means that sacrifices, financial and otherwise must be shared by all. J heels o f Congress’ approval o f the lend-lease bill made our policy clear as crystal, we are out to destroy die- tatoiship, and the entire resources o f this nation will be spent freely to T Y R A N T S A T HOME that end. He denounced the Nazis by There are little imitation Hitlers name. He accused them o f seeking the destruction o f elective systems of all over America. Sometimes you find them in the government on every continent, in cluding our own. He accused them o f uniform o f a tra ffic cop who acts as seeking to stir up controversaries and if he’d enjoy nothing more than to create disunion within all demo throwing you into a concentration cracies including our own. And he -amp fo r going 35 miles an hour. Sometimes you find them in front said that they would fail,, that the would be conquerors will find that o f school rooms bathing in the sadis the forces o f democracy, though they tic thrill o f making boys and girls move slowly will in the end be su hate you and punishing any pupils preme. who permit their Hatred to boil to That speech was obviously design the surface. O ften you find them holding polit ed fo r more than American ears. Im mediately after it was made it was ical jobs and bossing their under broadcast to the far corners o f the lings like so many slaves. You also find them in business, world in 14 different languages. It went, by short wave, to Germany,, shouting and ordering emploees ar to the occupied nations, to Africa, to ound and knowing that they can get South America. For this government away with it because most men and feels, as do the British that the morai women will take a lot before they e ffe c t o f 100 percent support o f the quit a job. Recently we heard o f a Hitler- democracies’ war is almost as impor tant in some ways as will be its ma Ribbentiop team in the form o f a terial effect. It is no secret that Brit- dog catcher and a Justice o f the ian expects that revolts in the con Peace in a small Ohio town. A n un quered states will eventually be a ma employed farm er’s w ife, who ha« jo r factor conti Ibuting to Hitler” s four sons in the United States army collapse. The fact that the U nite« was slow about paying a $1 dog li States has actually intervened in the cense fee. She wrote a letter o f ex war, even though only as a non-bel planation, paid the dollar but post ligerent is expected to give new hope poned paying another dollar penalty. to millions o f people wrho now live as The county dog catcher didn’t liko virtual prisoners o f the nazi-fascist her letter. He took her before the system. Justice o f the Peace and she was It is significant that the President sentenced to a fine and four days in had little to say concerning the world jail. She fe lt disgraced. She was a f a fter the war. The whole emphasis, raid her sons would hear about it, here and in England, is now being her four sons who are busy serving placed upon victory. That dominate? their country. While we’re working on how to all official thinking and planning. There is little time fo r discussion ab get rid o f an international tyrant letq out the world order o f the future. also revolt against petty tyrants at home. That must wait. Highly important were the Presi HOME, S W E E T HOME dent’s words to industry and labor He definitely took the stand that many have wanted him to take foi The word “ home” has a lot o f d if months. He said that all must work ferent meanings depending upon harder and longer, that all must ex where we happen to be when we pect smaller profits. He said in effe c t use it. that all must sacrifice and that noth An American traveling in a fo r ing will be permitted to stand in the eign country speaks o f “ home" and way o f the swiftest possible consum means America. mation o f the aid-to-all- democracies A citizen o f our state visiting a program. distant city in this country refers So the policy has been finally es to “ home” and thinks o f the section tablished. The debate is over and o f the country in which he lives. even the opponents o f the lend-lease A resident o f our town when in a bill plan admit that public sentiment nearby town speaks o f home and is overwhelmingly behind it. Now the means this particular community. real job begins, to make and supply And finally when one o f us drops the weapons Britian and Greece and in on a neighbor we mean the parti China must have. That calls fo r grea cular house in which we live when ter industrial productivity than we we refer to “ home.” have so far obtained. I t calls fo r a Home thus expands or contracts in ship-building drive o f unprecedented the scope o f its meaning in relation proportions. Further it may be very to our distance from it. likely call fo r use o f the American But all o f our homes, our nation,,, navy to convoy mei chant ships to our state, our town and our dwelling, England, it is obvious that our wea; are included when we speak o f the pons will be o f no use i f the ships thing» most dear to us that we are bearing them are sunk by the dozen : willing to risk our lives to defend, in the Atlantic. j To most o f us the private home The President’s request for a $7,- which includes our fam ily is our first 000,000,000 appropriation to put the consideration. W e want to protect lend-lease plan into e ffe c t was un our community, our state and our na, questionably designed as a dramatic tion because the safety o f our pri. gesture. It is known that at least two vate home depends upon them. years must pass before it will be pos- In Germany and Russia the philo* sibJe fo r our factories to produce that sophy is quite the opposite. There the value o f goods fo r England, some nation is the first consideration, the private home and individual are de dicated toward furthering the inter ANOTHER REDUCTION ests o f the state. There people are the state, here the state is the ser Landlord says to cut it $150 and vant or protector o f the people. now To preserve that status is why we are willingto defend the “ land o f the G ET BUSY free and the home o f the brave,,’ ’ ag ainst any attack. and here’s your chance to save $150 and g ive the buildings a new Demand for Pork Points to coat o f paint and make the place More Wheat Feeding worth $1000 more and it is a real bom« now with water and elec double garage, concrete cellar, poulti y house and barn on three acres o f fine berry land close to school and bus service. $350 will handle and then $1500 at $20 per month including interest, that’s easy,, buy it. DO IT NOW Just right fo r you Sandy boy? working in mill or lumbering. The MEYERS SERVICE GRESHAM, ORE. With hogs at their highest market level for several years and prospect» o f continued demand fo r pork, Ore gon producers have an opportunity to convert low-priced wheat into high priced meat, judging from the re- suits obtained in surplus wheat feed ing experiments at the Oregon exper iment station. Wheat has been fed to hogs in di rect comparison with corn and other feed grains at the station and has been found just as valuable pound fo r pound. In one test the average amount o f feed required fo r 100- Noo It L V L k 'S in Louis fo r F u m i!u r o am i A|»|»8iaiiooK Fully-Fitted Inside and O u t! 4 6 9/ io cu. ft. food storage space •Big, New Frozen Storage Compartment Glass-Topped Sliding Hydrator •Quickube Ice Trays • New Meat Tender f 23 other important features, only • More than 6 Million h «'lgkiaires built and sold. $1 3 4 .7 3 easy Free Parking. 1941 MODCL M-4 term s . Your own Terms in Reason Delivery 5716 S. 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