Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957, October 10, 1941, Image 6

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    OLACKAMAS COUNTY N IW S
Clackamas County News
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
Standard Super Service
Physician
Physiotherapy— X-Ray
Radium
Gresham, Ore.
Station
Dr. H. A. Schneider
DENTIST
Tel. Sandy 151
Sandy, Oregon
Friday&Saturday,Oct.lO-l 1
O. D. EBY
Attorney at Law
General Practice
Confidential
Advisor
Oregon City, Oregon
S. E. WOOSTER
Real E.tate, Loan», Insurance
and Rentals
Estacada, Oregon
Tel. 77-3
Veterinary Surgeon
Tel Gresham 210
Gresham,
Oregon
Cooper & McAllister
Attorneys-at-Law
I mm • f f T S T A R D I N G
I WASHER V A L U E . . . . .
PANKRATZ
Tel. Gresham 262
Powell Blvd.,
Gresham, Ore.
C. DON
PLATNER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Clackamas County Bank Bldg.
Sandy, Oregon
Office Hours, 2 to 8 P. M.
Evenings, Saturday and Sunday
by Appointment
Tel. Sandy 441
L. A. CHAPMAN
MORTICIAN
Estacada
0 r »*<,n
Calls attended Day or Night
Tel. S6-7 or 56-61
E. O. WILLSON, D. M. D.
Dentistry
211-13 Postal Bldg
S. E. Cor. 3rd and Washington
PORTLAND. ORE.
Telephone At. 3403
L. L. JONES & SONS
MONUMENTS
Monument and Marker Display
pposite new Postoffice, Gresham,
oy Bohannon, Mgr., Tel. 248.
Richard Sponhauer
Agent for
ferthwestern Mutual Fire Ins. Ce
Aetna Fire Ins. Co.
Estacada, Oregon
Tel. Estacada 84-1
$94.95
Maboatouim'l PRYHIEIIT PLfln.‘.
¡ A.W. Metzger A Co.
Amiton’s Furniture Exchange
E. LAWRENCE
led Electrical Contractor
IOT POINT MAJOR
CTR1CAL APPLIANCES
. 2, Estacada, Oregon
Tal. Estacada 97-3
>R. H. M. KRAMER
DENTIST
905 Weatherly Bldg.
E. Grand and Morrison
PORTLAND. OREGON
Tel. EA 9445
Res. Phone Mur. 8318
Dignity
CK MACKENZIE
■ral Carpentry, Repaire,
lam bing and Painting _
JACOBSON FUNEBAL H O I
lolstoring and Fornitura
Repaire
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Dr. Thomas B. Carter
L.
Announcing . . .
the Grand Opening of the New
DR. H. and
V. Surgeon
ADIX
Tel. 5961
FRIDAY, OCT. 10 ,1941
with textiles reports Mi* Lucy Case,I
extension specialist in clothing and
textiles *:t Oregon state college.
From the chemical vats now comes
materials that are made into hats,
L. D. MEADE, Editor and Publisher
dresses, underclothing, shoes, hose,
Publishi'(l weekly on Fridays at Estacada, Clackamas County, .Oregon. gloves, purses .perfume .jewelry and
Entered in the postoffice at Eatacada, Oregon, as second-calsa matter. umbrellas. For the household one
can get chemically made table “ lin_
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
In Clackamas County, one year *1.50; outside the county and in the State en” plates, dishes, brushes of all,
of Oregon, one year *2.00; outside the State of Oregon, one year *2 So - kinds, sponges, lamp shades, draper­
foreign *3.00 a year. Subscriptions are payable in advance
ies, bedspreads, rugs and chandeliers.
Even this is only the beginning of
ADVERTISING
current week, advertising copy should reach this office not later than the list of chemical articles which in­
Rates for advertising made known on applioatton. Advertisers will please clude« everything from fishnets and
take note that to insure insertion of advertisement in the issue of the tennis racquet strings to baseball and
Tuesday noon. Assistance ci eo-fujly j v en in the preparation of copj basketball suits.
At 12-Mile Corner Intersection of Base
Even more startling are things to
ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
You can find many and various re­ come
Line a«d Gresham Road
according to the information
ports on American shipments to Eng. reaching
Miss
Lane
from
the
various
It has long been believed in many land ranging from the wildly optim­ laboratories. Among thesse are stock­
to the darkly pessimistic. A ings that can be expected to wear al­
circles that two factors would ev_ istic
first hand report recently appeared most
a year ,rugs that are moth
entually defeat Hitler. First ,the in Raymond Clapper’s syndicated col­
scope of American material aid to umn. Mr. Capper is a forthright and proof, dust proof and spot proof and
You are cordially invited to inspect this new
Britian and her allies; second, a slow able journalist and lately spent con­ a straw hat that won’t fade or wilt
station
which is of most motlern design.
ling down of production inside Ger­ siderable time in England finding out in the rain.
Fortisan,
a
chemical
textile
being
many due to lack of certain basic for himself how matters stand. His
Large lubricating room equipped with latest
supplies which are vital to the ex­ report is far from encouraging- used successfully in parachutes is
type
of pressure lubricating equipment.
said
to
be
the
strongest
fiber
In
the
istence of the civilian population as When it comes to lend-lease deliver­
well as to Hitler’s gigantic military ies he wrote, "The figues in terms of world. The entire output is now be­
Large, comfortable, modern rest rooms and
effort. Now is a good time to exam­ appropriations, allocations and trans­ ing used by the government but will
women’s
powder room.
be
available
after
this
emergency
for
ine just wlhat effect those factors a'e fers are large. In terms of deliveries
making
the
thinnest
.sheerest
weight
having on the war.
they shrink like a pair of wool socks synthetic silk articles that can be
A SUPER SERVICE STATION BUILT AND OP­
in the laundry” Food for instance
ERATED TO GIVE YOU BETTER SERVICE
woven.
is one of England’s principal needs. These man made chemical marvels
Yet ,he stated only about 200,000 are especially popular be cause they
IK iinn H I A k in , J r . M a n a g e r
tons of lendrlease food, equal to two
entirely under the control of the
and a half days English consumption are
manufacturer points out Miss Lane.
had arrived when he was there a lit. Always
uniform and standaid these
tie more than a month ago.
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We are far behind schedule on spun
shipping arms he continues, notably whim of the silk worm as is the case
the tanks and bombing plage» which with pure silk.
represent one of Britian’a most Im­ A t the same time there apparently
W. W. SIEMENS
portant military lacks. To use his own will always be a place for the natural
Jeweler
words “So far as the British are con­ fibers as is indiicated by the ex­
cerned ours is still a ‘popgun arsenal’ treme demand for wool to meet the
Expert Watch Repairing
Not long back Senator Byrd made present military and civilian needs.
Former Post Office Bldg.
similar statements and declared that
effort has been a failure.
LET FREEDOM RING
Powell Blvd. Gresham, Ore. defense
He backed up that criticism with a
NOW ANY FAMILY
mass of statistics. While the accuracy ‘‘Freedom of the press” like the
of some of these figures has been de­ words liberty and democracy have
CAN AFFORD A NSW
nied the President himself admitted been heard so often by generations
that the Senator’s gloomy verbal pic­
that they have lost
Paint & Wallpaper Store ture of American plane production a of lot Americans
of
their
fire.
We in America
correct.”
don’t know anything but freedom of
Sign Painting Picture Framing was The “substantially
fault for the lag in arms ship­ the press, liberty and democracy.
Glass
ments can be ldid at many doors. We’ve had them for generations.
Powell, Blvd, Gresham Some segments of labor have certain­ So when the newspapers of the
ly been as non-cooperative as possi. U. S. who are now celebrating Na­
Thti Zenith washer is an
achievement in design, qu al­
ble. Some industries also deserve tional Newspaper week emblazon
ity and price that puts it at
that indictment .There has been too these high sounding fwiords across
the very top In washing
much delay and buck-passing and di­ their pages many readers are apt to
machine value. You’ ll be
thrilled at its beauty. You'll
vided responsibility in Washington. yawn over them and pass on to the
WHEN YOU FIND—
be amazed at the faster,
is becoming apparent that all funnies.
Something on easy terms like It groups
more efficient woy it gets
in this country are going to It’s not that Amtyicans do not
these it's best to grab for they
dothos glistening clean . . .
at the extra velume o f
won't last. 10 acres cleaied, 4 have to undergo much change for the appreciate their freedoms. They ap­
clothes it handles. Best o f
tim ber pasture, good soil, good better if the arms drive is to even preciate them more each day as they
all, you'll find it priced fa r
road, bus to high school, well, ca­ partially justify the high hopes held read about the wiping out of free­
less than you'd expect for
bin, barn, all fenced and cross
such quality—-and with tow
fenced. *1200 cash, *200 balance, for it.
dom in all other parts of the world.
monthly terms every family
$50 and 5 peicent interest semi­
Going on to the second factor, But at the same time it’s hard for
can a fford one . . . no fami­
annually.
Newsweek recently made a survey anyone to become emotionally ar­
ly can afford to be with­
of the extent to which the war has oused over something he has never
out one!
GOING BACK TO MINN. attained
Nazi economic power. The been without.
German people are still living on ra­ For comparison imagine the ex­
Must sell in a few days nice tions
which would seem completely citement there would be in Germany
home 9 acres s-mooth land, good
soil on good road, two bedroom inadequate to heavy-eating Ameri­ if the newspapers came out with the
house, basement, barn, poultry cans .This fall for the fir-si, time even
$ ¡ 9 4 .9 5
announcing “Freedom of,
house, hog house, pump house, el potatoes were rationed. The meat al­ headlines
ectric pump, wood shed, 8 bearing lowance is minuscular. This years the press”. It would cause cheering,
in the streets, expressions of fear on!
walnut, plums, prunes, cheeries,
to
1 mile of town, only *2000. $500 European harvest was 25 percent be. the face of the people would turn | E
down will handle, 5 percent in­ low normal. Even so Germany has to joy and there would be nation
terest.
big enough food reserves to last a wide celebrations.
time.
To all people freedom is a precious
llluitroled
TEN YEARS TO PAY long Germany’s
vital coal supplies have thing. But it is the people who are
been
buttressed
by
seizure
of
the
suddenly given freedom after years ¡5
10 acres, 1 cleared, fir, alder
maple timber, level land mostly Polish, Belgian and French mines. of bondage who feel the full force
fenced, well, good road. $800, Coal Is Hitler’s most Important as­ of its meaning.
easy terms.
set, as it is the source of ersatz oil If our freedom of the press were
and rubber and is the backbone of suddenly exingui.-du-d democracy and
his munitions industries. He appar­ all of the other freedoms it stands
CAN’T GO WRONG
will not lack an adequate am-
would imnvedfcitefy disappear.
*3000 for house centrally locat­ ently
ed in Gresham, large living dining mount although according to News­ We would be left in the dark as to
room with fireplace, builtin bed week German production has lately what our government was doing, what
in kitchen, bedroom, bath, first
due to tong hours, inexper- was happening in foreign countries
floor, 2 bedrooms, sleeping porch, declined
miners and the general weari­ and what fate had in store for us.
toilet second floor, basement, 2 enced
lots on corner, only *500 down, ness war produces in strictly ration­ We would be guided in our thinkng E Powell Boulevard
Gresham, Oregon
5 percent interest. See it before ed populations.
by rumors ond lies instead of facts.
it is too late.
The occupation of France has giv. We would be guided in our thinking m iiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiM iu iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim ii
en Germany enough steel to carry by rumors and lies instead of facts,
The MEYERS SERVICE on .Also she has taken over enough us to do. We would have no appeal
oil lands to fulfill her military re­ to public opinion.
GRESHAM, ORE.
quirements though there is practi­ It isn't a pleasant picture but is
ANNOUNCING
Tel. 257
cally none left over for civilian use. the picture of most countries in the
the opening of
Big German shortage is in the tex­ world today. We don’t expect it to
tile field. She has almost no cotton happen here. But it can happen here
little wool. Hitler has so far if our people continue to take ovr
Evelyn M. Lawrence and
made up for part of this lack by freedoms for granted .The way we
Notary Public
systematically looting the occupied
prevent it is to arm ourselves
Former P. G, E. Location,
Powell Blvd
Agent for Aetna Casualty and countries of all the textiles his ag­ can
mentally against any such eventual­
Surety Co,.
GRESHAM,
OREGON
ents
could
find.
ity
,to
be
ready
when
any
move
is
Capitol Fire insurance Co.
Summing up Germany is the pos­ made, within or without our country,
New and Uaed Furniture, Stoves and Heateib, Floor Coverings.
Accident and Health Insurance session
of sufficient basic supplies to curb the free press to “shoot first.’
Estacada,
Ore
We buy. sell and exchange.
TeL. 97-3.
to last for two or three years at
SERLEY line of Davenos and Mattresses
lea -t. German technicians have per­ BOB MULVEY NAMED OFFICER
GIVE US A TRIAL
formed wonders In inventing and OF STATE REPUBLICAN CLUB
perfecting wtorkable substitutes for
materials. Her most serious Robert Mulvey deputy district at.
DR. L. W. GRIFFITH scarce
shortage
she has little of tom ey and president of the Clacka­
A complete optical aervice no copper, is tin, metals,
lead .nickel or chorem mas
county republican club has been
but she has plenty o( aluminum now elected
Eyes examined
vice president of the Ore­
that
the
great
bauxite
deposits
of
Glasses fitted
gon
state
republican club for the
France and the Balkans are hers to first congressional
Broken lenses duplicated
This hon­
command. All in all the hope that or was conferred district.
Eyeglass frames repaired while
upon him at the
Hitler
will
collapse
in
the
forseeable
you wait.
convention held at Roseburg
future because of a material short­ state
W . invito comparison o f oorvico.
last
weekend.
We strive to conduct each service in a digni­
age seems to tenuous to be worth He succeeds Dr .C. K .Chapman of
quality and prlie
holding.
We do our own grinding
fied, conscientious and courteous manner.
Oreegon City who was elected treas­
urer
of
the
state
club.
Chemical
Costume
From
Head
VISION OPTICAL CO. to Toe is Modern Marv.l
O ffic e oo Pow ell Blvd, opposite
Crash.in Thoatnr
Falconry In China and Japan
A chemical costume from head to Falconj
was known la (’bins
Tel. Gr.sh.ss 117, ep
toe
is
now
possible
as
the
result
of
Gresham, Or*
Phone 208
2,000 B. C- and la Japan at
Portland B R A . 9971
continuoued scientific development early as 000 B. (X