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try , eggs, tom ato es and som e other foods are co n ce rn ed ” this is not tru e . A fte r the w ar he said the re st of the world will be looking to the U. S. for food "w h e th e r w e can give it to th em m ay decide how much w eight the U. S. will have a t the peace councils.” P rice and civilian supply adm in istra to r H enderson said th a t since steel prices have been fro ze n it would not be necessary fo r m an u fa ctu re :* to ¡netease the prices o f fa rm m ach inery. P r o d u c ti o n P r o g r e s s The a im y received delivery on tho f irs t ta n k produced a t th e new Chrys le r p lan t a t iA .ro lt a b uilding a q u a r te r o f a mile long in 70 w orking days. T he Chaifestow-n (In d .) O rdnafice W orks th e w orld’s la rg e st pow der p la n t able to supply th e needs o f an a rm y o f m ore th a n one m illion, wa opened one m onth ahead o f schedule. Com m erce se c re ta ry Jo n e s sp eak ing in New Y ork said the p ro g ress ot the n a tio n ’s d efen se e f fb r t is “ b e tte r th a n good, b u t no m a tte r how fa s' defense p roduction clim bs it will no' be fa st enough to m eet th e n eed .” W illiam B a tt o f th e D efense P roduc tion office also spvaK'.ng In New York called on in d u stry “ to do m uch more th a n it has, w ith o u t looking to see w h e th er th e o th e r fellow is doing his (s h a re .)” MIG ulk . ASjcag xaXMSMKXa rib. to u t x. x ««-x.x.inniiUKhuiiuaxnaiiamcK.'ifxxiii'jcim >a L a b o r S u p p ly W age-hour a d m in istra to r Flem ing speaking in N ew York said th ere are still m ore th a n six m illion unem ploy ed not now being used in th e defense e ffo rt. Gen. F lem ing said these u n em ployed can not be p u t to w ork by th e addition of a n e x tra sh ift in the n a tio n ’s fa cto rie s. He said a recent stu u d y show ed in d u strie s could add a sh ift and still m ake la rg e r p ro fits even a f te r paying e x tra fo r over tim e. The o ffice of production m anage m ent labor division said w om en have been found sa tis fa c to ry in virtu ally every kind o f job o rd in arily filled by m en and said a sla te em ploym ent service list o f w om en includes h u n dreds o f occupations in m etal w orks, electrical and auto m o tiv e m an u fa c tu rin g , a irc ra ft c o n stru ctio n and shipbuilding. T he lab o r division also said “ we a re inform ed th a t th e re a re good w orkers available who a re not hired solely because of th e ir race,” Dr. Tho! V e te r ir , P hone D airy H e MulCm G re a h arai, Cooper Attor T alaphcfl P o w ell B led . 1 C. DON Pj P h y aicii» . Clncknmna C Sane E n n in g i, by Phon PANI Paint & Sign P a in tin g Tal. 4678 Richard N o r t h w e s t e r n M* A e tn a F | Estacada, O ra ge » Tal. Es taeada 8 « M ONUM ENTS M o n u m e n t and M ark er D isplay S. E. LAWRENCE Electrical Centraste* HOT P O IN T M AJOR E L E C T R IC A P P L IA N C E S o p p o s ite n e w P o s t o f f i c e , G resham . OPM. associate d ire c to r H illm an speaking in W ashington said th a t most in d u stria l d isp u tes a re se ttle d w ith o u t a n y stoppage “ ev ery w eek h u n dreds of lab o r c o n tra c ts e x p ire and a re renew ed w ith o u t evoking even a ripple.” H e said “ a t tue p re se n t m o m en t th e in d u stria l re la tio n s pic tu re is f a r m ore favorable th a n a t a n y o th e r tim e o f equal in d u stria a ctiv ity .” T he b u re au o f m ines re p o ite d th a ) because o f th e lab o r dispute in the s o ft coal in d u stry only a tw o w eek supply w as on hand. T he P re sid e n t called upon coal labor and m anage m en t to se ttle th e ir d iffe re n c e prom pt ly and L abor S o c re tn iy P e rk in s ecu, tiife d the disp u te to the d e fen se me diatio n board. Tile uuaid announced fld Tar a? p o ta, n e u y prtm utcs T po uT^ th e seU iem ent o f tw o o th e r disputes The U. S. C onciliation Service a n nounced th e se ttle m e n t o f 27 addi tional labor disputes. D e fe n se F in a n c in g R o y B o h a n n o n , M gr., T el. 245. The tre a su ry d e p a rtm e n t announ* ced unssolicited donations o f froi 10c to $150 h a v e come fro m individ uals th iu o u t th e c o u n try , fro m “ scrub w om en in B rooklyn, cow punchers in T exas, a g in g ja n ito rs, yo u n g sters fro m 10 to 12 y ears, anxious to keep A m erica sa fe .” T he tre a s u ry pro g ram to sell d efen se savings bonds begins M ay 1 w hen bonds and de- , fen se stam ps a re placed on sale in 16.000 postoffices, banks and savings in stitu tio n s th iu o u t t h j c o u n try Licensed Rt. 2, Estacada, Gragea Tel. Estacada 1 7 4 L. A. CHAPMAN m o r t i c i a n r Evelyn M. Lawrence N otary Public A gent fo r A e tn a C asualty and S u re ty Co.. C apitol F ire In su ra n ce Co. A celabnt and H ealth In su ra n c e E stacad a, Ore. TeL. 97-3. Estacada, ra ils attended Dey or Kfcht Teiephoma »8-7 end IW M S e le c tiv e S e r v ic e Selective service h e a d q u a rte rs ha ended its re g u la tio n s to provide th a t v o lu n teers can only apply th ru th eir local board and will be classified in th e sam e m an n e r as selective service I ; ¡registrants. Selective service h e ad q u a rte rs also am ended re g u la tio n s so th a t no re g is tra n t w il' be inducted w h ile ,a n appeal is pending o r d u rin g , | th e period wnAi a n appeal m ay b, ' m ade. W. W. SIEMENS Musical Supplias Film D e v e lo p »* DR. G. E. STEWART Chiroprastis Physician Specialising la A r e a le *•*" sons diserdare e l the S tom aA and Inteatinai Tract EXPERT Watch Repairing G resham , o ...... r X -R A Y SE R VIC E OM ice H our« 1 » », a t t l p. » Gresham O ffic e , Phone 28® 63 W . la* S tre e t. G reeham M. M. KRAMER D E N T I S T Phons ^staeada M ® x l lU y Equipmi Masonic B ldg.. Estaeada, Ora. C o m p le ta DR. L. W. 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