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About Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957 | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1941)
V •» FRIDAY. JULY 4, 1341 son of /Mr. and tankers are carrying oil to Germany,, The association referred to its ex Mrs. Sam L. Mallfcoat H. Mallicor.t, of Boring re« lt:ny or Japan. Price and civilian sup- ecutive committee a resolution pr< rently his parents a message id} administrator Henderson askeij v id ing first thut members of the from the sent Pniilppine saying he In troleum refiners not to raise prices group look with disfavor on approved had been promoted Islands to the position without prior consultation with his L. D. MEADE, Editor and Publisher lists of hatcheries compiled by fee of communications officer on itiiea office. and second that the as U. S. S. Tulsa. Sum taught at Clack Published weekly on Fridays at EstucaUu, LlucKamn. county, ,uK .„ , census bureau reported that if companies, advise their customers to amas a short time before taking his Entered in the postoffice at Eslueuua, Oregon, as aecoud-calss matter. the The 30,000,000 American motorists sociation only feeds as may be approver! navaj training. would reduce their driving speed 21 use SUBSCRIPTION KATES by the The association in Clackamas County, one year 41.30; outside the county and in the State percent the annaul saving in gasoline also voted association. to assess each member 2f F ree E n a m 'i M u t a t D avid»on’» of Oregon, one year $2.00; outside the State of Oregon, one year $2.6 J; consumption would amount to 4,000,,, cents on each 100 boxes of chicks Drug Store, Giesham, with any 6 or 8 loieign $0.00 a year. Subscriptions are payable in advance. 000,000 gallons. sold as a contribution toward th', exposure film finish at reasonable ADVERTISING A ir price of 25 cents.—Adv. Kates Tor advertising made known on application. Advertisers will please Assistant sen retary of war Lovett poultry and egg national board. tuke note that to insure insertion or advertisement in the issue ot the in a radio address said, “within a yea/ current week, advertising copy sr.uuir* ica.ii this office not later than ___r uesday^noon. Assistance cneerrunv given in the prepaiation of copy we shall be geared to turn out 50,- im M iiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiH iiiim itiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiim iiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OOOplanes a year for as long as the T H IS W E E K IN D E F E N S E them he would be seeking norma! bu- emergency lasts.” Mr. Lovett 3aid th/ Mr. Nelson said. air corps is increasing the number of President Roosevelt in a special uiness,” P r io r it ie s in training from 12,000 to 30,- message to Congress said that Ger The OPE priorities division announ pilots WHEN THE FALL RAINS START 000 a year and the number of mecha^ many had tried to drive the U. S. of/ ced establishment of regional office ics from 45,000 to more than 100,000. Now is the time to look over your roof. At the = the high seas by the ‘ruthless’ sinking thruout the country to advise busi He suid the air corps is already near | low price we charge for our quality roofing you can’t I of the U. S', merchantman Robin nessmen on priority problems. Ofii ly one-fourth of the entile army and | afford to have a leaky roof. We have three grades i Moor in the South Atlantic and pro in Boston,, New York, Philadel only the infantry is larger. | to select from 1-ply, 2-ply and 3-ply. claimed this country will not yield to ces and Chicago were opened this A rm y such “outiageous and indefensible phia week and others will follow. The war department announced ASBESTOS ROOF PAINT acts of “an international outlaw.” The lutioning of rubber was an trainees will be permitted to volun The President said if the U. S. yield nounced to cut down the amount go teer as parachute troops. Heietofore = will preserve your roofs. You can realize big inter- = ed on the issue “we would inevitably ing into civilian consumption in the only regular army soldiers were cho submit to world domination”. form of auto tires, inner tubes, The department authorized con- i est on your money by painting your roof. The President froze all funds and boots, garden hose, ,shoes and 30,- sen. stiucton of filed houses at 25 army other assets in the U. S. of Germany, 000 other consumer items. % e OPM posts provide facilities for bas Italy and all invaded or occupied Eu-j said there is a large supply ol rubber ketball, to ( boxing wrestling and ropean countries and the state depart on hand but is wished to build a la.ge other indoor sports. and Each field house = Estacada, Oregon = ment directed the German govern reseive. will accomodate between 2750 ani| iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiim iiiiiiiii in ii ilium hi in iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiii mi in iiiiiiin iii ment to close all its consular estab- P rice . 3750 spectators and cost approxi ments here not later than July 10. OPACS administrator Henderson mately $77,000 each. The President said he froze Ger announced he intends to hold bread man facilities here to prevent theii prices “to the absolute minimum le- use in ways harmful to the national cost increases” and asked ba- Eeans in Navy NOW THERE’S defense. The state department said flecting to consult his Office before German consulates were ordered clos keries raising prices. Mr. Henderson also Thing of Past ed because their activities becomt stated rumors of ceiling prices foi contrary to the welfare of this coun scrap iron and steel have caused some Blast the navy beans legend. try. hoarding and unless this practice i i Once upon a time it may havq The justice department instructed stopped the OPACS will take ‘“vigor true that beans,, the little, hard EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY custom officials and immigation ol ous action.” The department of jus been white constituted the chief ficers to prevent Germans from evad tice announced a federal giand jury article kind, of diet on Unce Sam’s fight at ing the order freezing German assets in Chicago indicted 69 companies ing ships. by leaving the country. The state de and individuuals on charges of fix The point is that if it was once partment ordered U. S. dplomatic of ing prices in the pea canning indus it isn’t now. You may see a navy ficials “in certain countries in Eu try. The department said the indict bean now and then in a navy enlisted rope” to deny American entry per ments were the first in a nation-widi man’s mess and you may eat one. mits to persons likely to become ag investigations of food marketing ami But you’ll never find yourself get. ents here for foreign powers. pricing. ting them meal after meal as the le S ub -C o ntracting L abor • gend implies or even day after day Donald M. Nelson OPM director of The President said in a memoran If you get ’em at all navy beans 4 miles north of Gresham on Fairview Road. .•»•«ichases peaking in Pittsburgh said dum to OPM directors Knudson and will be unobtrusive items on a menu Saturday night at 9, Sunday night at 8 o’clock .he piobicm of plants faced with a Hillman stated that “‘industry muss sufficiently replete with other well shutdown because of ,-hortages of ma, take the initiative in opening th, cooked, well balanced, well season Music by Brannan’s 7-piece orchestra. terials necessaiy for civilian goods doors of employment to all loyal am. ed and above all, well tasting food, can be met by the cooperation of lo qualified workers regardless of race, that you'll hardly know they’re Dance prices lowered to 30 cents. cal business, labor, government,, civil national origin religion or color. Our there. groups and banks In seeking defense government cannot countenance con For proof take a week's menu for work. tinued discrimination in defense pro enlisted men at the receiving ship, Puget Sound navy yurd„ Bremerton, “No manufacturer is likely to get duction.” League baseball every Sunday. many defense contracts unless he ia The OPM labor division announct d Its the same food the men get at sea w illing to display the same ingenuity a two year agreement by the Gulf aboard the navy’s fighting ships ex Softball every Monday, Wed persistence and energy in going after shipbuilding industry to provide wage pect that on a ciuisa the vegetables nesday and Friday nights. and milk are likely to come in cans increases, a standard base rate of after the first ten days than is the $1.07 an hour for skilled mechanics case ashore. time and a half for overtime, .double CANOEING BOATING on a typical Friday time on holidays, adjustment of wages the For 650 breakfast USED FARM odd men at the receiving PICNICKING at specified periods according to liv ship got dry MACHINERY ,fresh fruit, ami ing costs, ,and no strikes or lockouts. fresh milk to cereal, stait with. Then they Yes we sell farms and we have The OPM has also submitted a simil Every day and evening in beau good business opportunities some ar agreement to 55 Atlantic ship had Philadelphia schappl with maple tiful Blue Lake Park under su- syrup, country sausages, and hot that pay well located in various yards. places and various kinds of bu mince stolen. Plenty of butter of pervision of qualified life guards L iving C o .t. sinesses. course and lots of navy coffee. Labor seertary Perkins reported Or try to find a navy bean in the Bring your picnic lunch where there are tables, average hourly earnings in manufac dinner / RIGHT NOW served on Wednesday noon We have a client who has a good turing industry at a recoid of 70.h preceeding. There was chicken noodle stoves and other conveniences. Admission to the B IN D ER , C om plete a t .......$25.00 cents, ,7 cents more than a year ago. park, 15 cents. D O U B LE C U LT IV A T O R , $15.00 The secretary also reported cost of soup and crackers, southern fried They have been under cover living in large cities rose 0.7 per chicken (about a pound per man) with sage dressing and plenty of gib- and you will find them in good condition. Inspect them and put cent between mid-April and mid-May let gravy. Candied sweet potatoes them to use. Lisst your farms making an increase in living cost; come next with green asparagus for sale with us. of moderate income families of 2.4 Then hot water rolls with butter and since June 1940 and 4.4 per the crowning touch strawberry lay The MEYERS SERVICE percent cent since August 1939 with food as and coffee. QRESHAM, ORE. costs nrore than 5 percent higher er As cake for here’s a typical one than a year ago and 9 percent higher served on supper Tuesday, June 3. than two years ago. On his stainless steel mess tray A g ricu ltu re every on the receiving Agriculture secretary Wickard is ship was bluejacket Loganberries, Black Raspberries, Cuthbert served bieaded pork chop4 L . L . JONES & SONS sued a statement that “ to date we and creamed gravy with a side order have been able to buy only half the apple sauce. In the vegetable line Raspberries, Youngberries, Blackberries, Boy- amount of cheese we wanted by th of there was mashed potatoes, buttered end of June (for lease-lend activi beets and pea and carrot succotash, senberries, and Currants. Monument and Marker Display ties ) and less than two-thirds of th- all in addition a lettuce and pepper opposite new Postoffice, Gresham. amount of evaporated milk. The out salad. Bread,, to butter the inevit Roy Bohannon, M fr ., TeL 245. put has increased but we need more." able coffee of course, and and a Mr. Wickard said increased prices der of marble layer cake. final or-» for milk going into cheese and evap Anyway that’s how they eat in orated milk supported by government Uncle navy. The total cost of purchases should yield farmers a high all this Sam’s it might added runs about Evelyn M. Lawrence er return than any other daily pr-o 45 cents per day be per man. Try to R, I. MacLaugh’ in & Co., Owners Notary Putflic duct. match it. Agent far Aetna Casualty and Telephone Gresham 277 Speaking at Syracuse, N. Y.„ Mr. Surety Co.. Wickard said the food situation in Gresham, Oregon B aby Chick A»«oci»tion Capitol Fire insurance Co. Europe is such that if the war con Report» B ann er S®a»on AceicRmt and Health tu^jranco tinues for a long time the issue may Tel. 97-3. Estacada, Ore. be “who Members of the Oregon Baby can feed the people,, the democracies or the dictatoiships? Chick association were so well satis Therefore the food reserves may be fied with the progress being made more imporant than munitions re- by their organization and its increas- in membership to nearly 50 that they reseives.’’ | DR. L. W. GRIFFITH Oil reelected their entire group of o' A complete optical service President Roosevelt placed all pe ficers at the annual meeting at Ore Eyes examined troleum products under export licen gon state college last week. We are equipped to take the worry and re sing control. Defense petroleum co Floyd Long of Portland was reel- Glasses fitted sponsibility of details off your shoulders. It i4 Broken lenses duplicated ordinator Ickes working to overcome ected president, L. E. McCahe of Me Eyeglass frames repaired while the shortage of oil on the east coast Minnville was continued as vice pre our constant aim to make things as easy as pos due to shortage of transport facilw sident and Frank O. Erickson of you wait. sible at this difficult time. W e in v ite com parison of earvice, ties requested oil shippers not to sell Hillsboro was renamed secretary petroleum products for foreign ship treasurer. Floyd Royington,, Lyons qu ality end price ment without consultation with him. and Harry Wicks, McMinnville, we e We do our own grinding He also i dared c. sto-ii n f ' i 's to elected as new directors and the fol VISION OPTICAL CO. halt the shipment of 240,000 gallons lowing directors were wnamed as O ffiee on Powell Blvd, oppoeita of oil from Philadelphia to Japan in members of the executive committe' Gresham Theater order to sonserve oil in that area. Mrs. A. H. Watarg, Roseburg; Joe I Gresham, Ore. Phone 208 Tel. Graaham 2 1 7 , ar The maritime commission announ Russell, Carvallis; and Paul Vanzei ced no American owned or controlled berg, Portland. County News CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. H. V. ADIX Physician and S urgeon P h y sio th erap y — X-Ray R adium Tel. 5961 G resham , Ore. Dr. H. A. Schneider DENTIST Tel, Sandy 151 Sandy, O regon O. D. EBY A ttorney a t Law General Practice Confidential Advisor O regon City, O regon S. E. WOOSTER Real E state, Loans, Insu ran ce and R entals Tel. 77-3 E stacada, O regon Dr. Thomas B. Carter V eterin ary S urgeon Tel G resham 210 G resham , O regon Cooper & McAllister Attorneys-at-Law T el. G resham 262 Pow ell Blvd., G resham , O re. Clackamas | C lackam as C ounty B ank Bldg. Sandy, O regon O ffice H ours, 2 to 8 P. M. E ven in gs, S a tu rd ay and S unday by A pp ointm ent Tel. Sandy 441 L. A. CHAPMAN M O R TIC IA N E sta ca d a O regon C alls atten d ed D ay or N ight T el. 56-7 o r 56-61 E .O . W IL S O N , Ph. N „ D. M. D. D en tistry Ex-Lieut. D. R. C., U. S. Army D rs. W ilson, H aagsm a and A ssociates P ostal Bldg. S.E. C or. 3 and W ash. P o rtlan d , O regon F o r A pp ointm ent T el A t. 3403 PANKRATZ Paint & Wallpaper Store Sign Painting T el. 4678 Picture Framing Glass Gresham, Ore. Richard Sponhauer Agent (or ■thwestern Mutual Fira Ins. Co. Aetna Fira Ins. Co. Estacada, Oregon Tel. Estacada 84-1 S. E. LAWRENCE Licensed Electrical Contractor H O T P O IN T MAJOR E L E C T R IC A L A PP L IAN C ES Rt. 2, Estacada, Oragon Tal. Estacada * 7 -3 DR. H. M. KRAMER D E N T I S T Phena Estacada S '18 Complete X-R ay Equips ic Bldg.. Estacada, Ora. MACK MACKENZIE Ganaral Carpentry, Repairs, __ Plumbing end P ain tin g___ Upholstering end F ere He re Repairs TeL * 4 -4 1 , “ | | C.M. Sparks Hardware Co. | U A N C I N « * C. DON PLATNER, M. D. Physician and S urgeon You’ll Need a New Roof flfiiie ¡«like P ark b a s i b a l l T- Sw im Highest Cash Prices P aid fur MONUMENTS Gresham Packing Co. 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