:?8, 1941
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
L. D.
EADE, Editor and Publisher
DR. H. V. ADIX
PubJ ished weekly on Fridays 11t Estacada, Cla ckamas ounty, ,Oregon.
Entered in the postoffice at Estacada , Ore~n, as econd~al matter.
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Co1 eign $3.00 a year . Subscriptions are payable in advance.
Phyaicia.n and Sur1eon
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Greabam, Oro.
Dr. H. A. Schneider
DENTIST
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DEFENSE MATERIALS
ARE V ITAL
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Electrical. Appliances
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tomed if we are going to produce
as we need to procuce.
Defense materials arc sometimes
This is a story of shortages, sho rt- classified in two ~neral categoric.;, Captive Coal Mine D iapute
O.D.EBY
ages of raw mate r ials, raw mat.efTia!.; "critical" ana "'&trateglc."
I The Defense mediation board vot-
vitally necessary for the defense of
ritical mat.e1 rats in the te<:hnical l ed against a union shop agTeement
Attorney at Law
the Nation and its peopl e. To make sense are those which are produced in the steel industry's captive coal
General Practice
Confidential
guns and tanki'f a nd planes and ships. in this country and in which supply mines and stated the
nited Min e
Advisor
To make the United States an ac- problems exbt. The method to be fol- Work ers could "greatly strength~n
Oregon City, Ore1on
lual arse nal of democracy for embat_ lowed with the.,;e is to increase our their position before the people o:·
tied free nations thruout the world, out.put, build new mir.es and new the nited tates "by refraining f1·01H
vast quantities of these raw matc>r- sourees. At the same time we mus~ further strike action."
ials a rc needed.
re<lu ce non-essential production u sing
President Roosevelt asked leader~
S. E. WOOSTER
We are just beginning to reali ze these materials, reduce waste and of the steel industry and the Unitr d
Real E,ta te, Loan,, lnaurance ' how big these quantities really Ille. collllerve articles made with them Mine W orkers to make "a final ef.
and Rental,
When t his country started its great which can be reclaimed fot· future fort to insure contin ued production
E,t .. cada, Oreion ( defense production program, no ser• use. In this catego1·y fall steel, alum of coal for the manufacture of ,tee!.''
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io us shortage of raw materials exi- in um, magnesium and other chemi- The UM W acceded to the President·.,
ist,ed. Production experts know that cals.
r equt!st that work in the captive coal
we faced a tremend uous problem in
Strategic materials are those which mines continue pending further ne •
Ors. T. B. and L .B.
stepping up machine tool output, in must be imported entirely or in part, gotiations.
Carter
1 etaining personnel and reorgan i~-
from oth r countries and in which Lend -Leaae A id
ing factories but our material supply
VETERINA RIANS
serious supply problems exist. Our
P i eside nt Roosevelt aut.horiz!'d
did not appear too bad. At least an
Tel. Greaham 210
increase in demand such as had occur s upplies d pend upon shipping facil- Lend-Lea se administrator Stettiniu ,
ities and free shippi ng lan es.. The "to take immediate action to tran sfer
Gresham,
Ore1on
red was not expected.
most obv ious examples arc tin, and
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But modern war f are .. a war o rubber from China, Malaya and the defense supplies" to Ru ssia. The OPl\l
Priorities divisio n issued a special al_
machines; mac h: ines d eman d meta I . Netherlands Ind ies, but many othe1 location order designed to promotl' a
C. DON PLATNER, M. D. Thus
eve n America's vast produ c- vital materials come from the fat·
Physician and Sur1eon
tiive capacity in steel, copper, alu m- places of the earth.
steady flow of from $10,000,00ll to
C!ackamaa County Bank Bld1.
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inum and th · rr a JI oys has prove d tn-
Our attack on thi ' problem is two- $15,000,000 of Am rican made ma-
Sandy, Oregon
sufficient to meet both m1 .1. 1ta.1 y an d fold; fiN>t to increase domestic pro• chine tools to the Soviet Union. Th
O ffico Houra, 2 to 8 P . M.
civilian <lemands.
duction if that is possible, to its lim_ navy announced two more Briti sh
warships have entered U. S. ports
Evenings, Sa turday and Sunday
This problem has bee n met in th r its and second to build up a re serve
by Appointment
for repairs,
embattled
nations
by
virtually
stop-
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supply
in
the
United
tates.
suffici-
Tel. Sandy 441
ping non--essential materials and the ent to tide up over and probable Relation, With China and Japan
civi lian population g;ets along as best stoppa ge of in1ports. llere again lin1-
The p 1 esident told hi s pre 88 coo-
it may. England for example now i~ itations on civi lian consumptio n ar,i ference the United States has decid-
L. A. CHAPMAN
down to ab.out 400 neW'I civilian auto- necessary and conse rvation of re - ed. to withdraw Am erican rnarinc•.s
MORTICIAN
mob,iles per month. We too, are going claimable material important.
from China. He said th e marines hnd
to have to get along without som of
The only real limits to the produc- offered protection to cornparativelv
Estacada
Ore1on
the luxuries to which we are accu s- tive capacity of the United States few Americans. Navy secretary Knox
Calla attend ed Day or Ni11bt
translated into military equipment speaking in Provid ence, R. I., said
Tel. 56-7 or 56-61
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wear turning out machine tools; ,ve tain friendy relations with Japan
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can and we are -:.raining workers in I have been "patient to a point almo,;t
§ defense skiLfs; we can a nd are I unmatc hed in the history of interna -
INSURANCE AGENCY
§ I ?ringing industry l~rge and small tional relations," but now "the hour
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into d efcn s production All of these of decision is here." He said this
O
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rea am, ru.: methods however, ca ll for vast and coun try is "actuated in the Pacific
§ increasing quantities- of mater ials
no less than in the Atlantic solely by
All Out" for Production
considerations of elf-defense."
U OMO I § The office of production manage- Preaident .Aaka Support for Red
W. W. SIEMENS
ment, the defense plants coripation
Croll
Jewe ler
of the RFC, other governmental ag-
:! encies and private industry are now
Presi dent Roosevelt asked for sup-
Expert Watch Repairinit
engaged in a world wide program port of the Red Cross in its roll call
Former Post Office Bklg.
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Direct Agents
designed to increase the flow of raw for membership ~ihich closes
Powell Blvd.
Greaham, Ore.
0regon Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
materials into American industry.
vember 30 to "prove that we have
_ Oregon Automobile Ins. Co. §
The one great question confront - the heart as well a s the si~ews to
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day is how rapidly we want to g;t Red Cross announced it is seeking a
DENTIST
the job done. If we want to tighten m embershhip matching its greatest
(Now in Dr .Kramer's Off ice)
our belts, go "all out" for military W orld War figure of 18,000,00(1.
Tel. Eatacada 3-15
production it is virtually certain we Last year' s a dult 111 mbership was !l,-
$10.00 PER ACRE
ompletc X-Ray Service
can
halt aggressio n in a comparative_ 2 00,000.
Sounds good and when you see
ly hoit time. We have productive ca- Civilian Defenae
Office Hours, 9 to 6 P . M.
it you wrill say it is good for a
tract of 120 a cres, 5 acres cleared,
pacity unmatc hed in the world . It is
Evenings, atu rdays and Sundays
The office of civilian def en - issu-
mostly tillabl when cleare<l, rock- up to the American people whethP.r
by Appointment
ed specifications of dimension s, co-
ed roa d, one-ilialf mile :t1ront, ~wo
or not we use all of it for defen~e lors nnd materials for 16 insi:gnia to
Eatacada, Ore.
miles off Mt. Hood loop, 30 miles
M aso nic Bldg.,
prodution. If we do we can return be worn by trained volunteer work -
from city ce nter, livable 6-room
hou , barn, poultry house, elec- to normal livin i: far soo n r than if ers. OCD assistant director Davison
tricity, 1 mile bus both gra~e and we demand our customary lu.xuri es.
estimat.ed volunteer wom e n workrrs
high
school, two treams, nice ce-
S. E. LAWRENCE
The following articles tell of our needed in defense fields inclu<le
dar trees, bearing orehard, well s,
present shortages and what is being 1,000,000 in first aid, 500,000 hom ~
Licenaed Electrical Contractor
timber to be removed promptl y.
$1200, one_half cash 6 perce nt in- done to overcome them; what the garden ers ,100,000 each in lifc--sav-
HOT POINT MAJOR
terest. Fine for stock,
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
public is going to have to do without ing, hom e nursing, school lunches and
and why we have to be thrifty with for staffs of local volunteer office, ,
Rt. 2, Eatacada, Ore10•
WHAT DO YOU SAY?
crilical materials to keep democracy 700,000 in the protection program,
Tel. Eatacada 97-3
1 O acir es, mostly cleared, on hi gh- for the people.
600,000 rural leaders and 200,000 in
way
lectricity, rtellephone, bus
the a ircraft warning service.
The
to both schools, good soil, no buil-
THIS WEEK IN DEFENSE
dings, orchard. $1000 ca sh , $500
Richard Sponhauer
ACD also issued a 60-page pamphlet
balance 6 percent or $900 cash .
Ai••t for
on blackout tating areas within 300
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Better see it.
Co ngress passed and sent to the to 600 miles of seacoasts mu st b,"
Nortbweatern Mutual Fire I••• Co.
10 acres 1 acre mostly cleared,
Aetna Fire Ina. Co.
White Hou se legislation to repeal prepa.r d to blackout on a "night to
well 9 ac'res timber, 2nd fir, alder
Eatacada, Ore10•
three key sections of the Neutrality night," basis.
a nd maple fit for furn iture, good
Tel. Eatacada 84-1
well, fenced thr e sides. Only $ 00 act, Section 2, bannini; merchant Production and Subcontracti ng.
ships entry into be,lligerent ports;
down, easy payments.
Vice Pre ident Wallace s1 eakinµ
Se tion 3 ,barring comhatent zone
20 acres mostl:"' cleared on high
In New York City said "by puttin
DR. H. M. KRAMER
way electricity, telephone, good travel; and Se<:tion 6 prohibiting ar_ one-half our effort into national dc>
oil.' no buildings ,bus to school s. ming of hips.
DENTIST
fen
in ead of Jes. than one-fi ftil
Only $1750 cash, $600 at 6 pe,
Navy ecretary Knox is~ued a state
905 W eatherly Bld1.
ere 1hall match what the British and
cent interec!t.
ment that removal of th' Neutrality Germa ns are doing." Prioritie. di -
E . Grand and Morriaon
The MEYERS SERVICE act shipping restrictlion make it rector Telson told the •ew Ensrland
PORTLAND, OREGON
"possible to get th e <lefcn. e aid ma-
council defense expenditures at pre-
Tel. EA 9445
GRESHAM, ORE.
terials authoriz d by
ongre
for
sent are avcrag ing $1,176,000,000 a
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Res. Phone Mur. 8318
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in the war against th Axis pow-
month "but to win thi trugl('I with
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eM! transported to those positions
reasoru;.ble peed and certainy.'' the
whc>re they can be useful y employ-
country mu'it pend ap!)'l'oximately
ed. It also insur
that the war ef.
$3,500 ,000,000
month on d fen .
OPM ns, ocia: dirl'clor Hillman an•
DR. L W. GRIFF.ITH
Paint & Wallpaper Store
Notice of Fi ling Fi nal
ccount
noun d _ om<• pl nts ar
orkrng
A complete optical •e"ice
160 hour a we •k with four tlO -hour
Sign Paintin1
Picture Framia1
otice
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Given
Eyes examined
hifts but "th is opnation can ml
Glaaa
und 1 igned
{m1'l.A,· tnx having
Olassell fitted
should be rxpand(•d." ThrC'c pe!'i- I
filed her Final ccount of the
ta~•
Gresham
Broken Jen I duplicated
pon reel by OP 1 con ract
Powell, Blvd,
of Beach R. K immel, d cea d, rith troin
Byerl• frames repalnd while
the clerk, in th C'irt'uit C'ourt of the di. ribution rhvi ion hav I f Wa h.
Stat of Oregon for Clackamas coun- ington on a 10-day our of 79 ci -
you ,nit.
ty, I n Probate; aid cou
ha, <' I • Th e train. ar
ar1ying - mple
Evelyn M. Lawrence
We bl-.ite comparl.oa ef ---.ice,
D ember 8, 1941 at !l o'clock
of n cl, cl def en. e part o how man-
•aality
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prk..
Notary Public
ufactur Ml and fa ilita
th con-
We do our OW'Jl pmdin1
tract di ribution prol('ram.
Agent for Aetna Casualty and
VISION OPTICAL CO.
Surety C •
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promis of ultimatp vie j
tory"
In an rmi tic day a<ld1ess Pr('>·,
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un- to i ppreeiate a gift of this kind . Our pl('<' tric-al ap-
ident Roosevelt said the nited 8tat.c.,'
pli:u1 c m,• ull n•liublt• und the !)rices are exceptionally low. Fol-
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1 • n few of our elt•ctrical offerings.
took up arms in l!l 17 "to make the
world habitable for decent self-re_ 1
Electric Perco~ato1
Electric Irons
speeting men." Il e
id the m n who
died then did so to "prevent the \'(•Iv
Electric utomatic T ast rs
th ing that nO\\' ha. happened frn111
Waf'flp
frons
hristma: Tr e Light!:;
one ('nd of r.uropl'e to thl' oth<'r. '
The P resident . aid the f)('Oflll' of Am -
S URDY TOYS FOR LITTLE FOLKS
erica b lieve liberty is worth fiJ,:"htin •{
for, "and if they arc obligrd lo fil(ht I
Sleds, Scooters, Wagons, Tricycles, Etc.
eternally to hold it. This duty we owe
to the many who di d to gain ou 1 1
freedom for us, to make the world n
place where Ire dom cnn Ii, e and
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