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THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Jan. 2, 1 Ooi)
HAPPENINGS THAT AFFECT | article goes on,is being organized Dr. Hart said: “An outstanding
Drivers must maintain adequate the high cost of living.
THE FUTURE OF EVERY
into communes of various sizes, song is not something you can following distances so they
can
INDIVIDUAL
These embrace farms,
schools, knock out in a few minutes, and stop in time, especially on free-
Nature seldom makes a fool—
“In our world there will be no stores, factories, and so on, and we want to provide the best pos- ways. A recent survey shows that she merely furnishes the raw ma-
emotions except fear, rage, tn- the organization is along military sible opportunity for gifted Ore- rear end collisions account for terial for a do it yourself job.
umph and self-abasement...... Al- lines. Great numbers of peasant gon musicians and song writers.’' nearly 60 persent of all Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Nord-
ready we are breaking down the homes have been razed to make
Under terms of the contest, ail freeway accidents, the Allstate
quist went to Portland Wednesday
habits of thought which have way for barracks. And .most royalties go to the composer and Safety Crusade notes.
evening to spend Christmas with
survived from before the revelu- amazing of all. the institution of lyricist. Entries are to be addres-
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tion . No one dares trust a wife the family, for untold centuries sed to ‘Song.’ Oregon Centen-
Food for thought is the
only Mrs. Nordquist's mother, Mrs.Lee
or child or friend any longer.But the dominant force in Chinese nail Commission,
511 Jackson kind that has not been affect'd gy Wyman. They also spent Sat.
in the future there will be
no life, is being broken up. A young Tower in Portland and arrive In
wives and no friends. Children girl of the Red regie is quoted as readable manuscript form,
ar-
will be taken from their mothers saying:
‘The famliy does not ranged for voice and piano. The
at birth, as on» takes eggs from a count any more We provide all composer and lyrcist do not need
Cops
hen
There will be no loyalty, needs.’
to pe Iregon residents,
except loyalty toward the party....
So it goes, with the whole pop-1 No previously published
or
no love, except the love of Big illation used mercilessly to serve amard-winning material will be
cheat[nS
cops? A glimpse a t the paychecks going to
our policemen throughout the country provides the answer. It D a
Brother no laughter except the the nods of the state. The result considered.
laugh of triumph over a defeated so far has been an astonishing -phe judges are O. C. Dunning, decisive yes.
A look a t the increase in crime facing our underpaid, underst.
enemy If you want a picture of rise in production., of coal, steel, musjc director at
broadcasting
protective forces suggests as strongly that we’re cheating ours, ,
the future, imagine a boot stamp- tractors and the other essential?st ation KOIN in Portland;
Joe
and our communities as well.
ing on a human face ...forever.” of a modern state. Great systems],.ir(iis, orchestra leader, and Dr.
T hat’s the report of Jack Den men for 1,000 people.
Thus wrote the late George Or- of dikes have been constructed j„
h U n i Richards,
associate
ton _ Scott, > well-known
crime
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Meanwhile, in 1957, crime shot
well in his great and chilling no- almost overnight to
control sor Df music at Lewis and Clark thority, in the January Catholic up 9.1 per cent over the previous
Digest.
year. It has increased more than
vel '1904' a work which presents floods. Fields are flood-lit in an colloge.
Scott, who made a similar sur four times as fast as our popula
a veiw of the total state carried effort to increase the harvest.Ab-
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tion since 1950.
vey
of
police
conditions
for
a
na
to its limits. With perfect apt- solute obedience is demanded and
What does this mean in dollars
ness Newsweek uses these
and received.
•
Mrs. Glen Fox and son Bob of tional magazine three years ago,
other quotations from the book
ta n this incredible campaign Areata, Calif, are visiting friends says that since then, “lawlessness and cents? Twenty-two billion
among our people has grown to a dollars is our yearly paycheck
as a preface to an article on Red succeed . or will there be rovolt? and relatives in Newport, Sandy frightening
extent.”
for crime. For every dollar spent
China.
No one can answer that question and Estacada. Bob called at the
Yet the men charged with risk on. education, $1.11 is spent for
The article, written by two of surely noy, but it is of enormous R- Sarin home Friday afternoon.
ing their lives to fight this law the criminal.
the magazine's staff
members, importance to the West. For a I
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lessness are existing on unbeliev
What would realistic salaries
low incomes (out of which for policen- be? Denton savs an
Robert Elegant and Calvin Tom- large-scale rebellion could induce
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Nord- ably
kins is entitled ‘Experiment , a China’s fanatic leaders to plunge quist and family enjoyed a lute- many must buy their own uni internationally respected police
official told him they should range
Mastered Race.” The
Peking into foreign war. The Newsweek fisk dinner at the Conrad Johnson forms).
Policemen in cities with a pop
government, under Mao-Tse-tung,; article ends on this note: ‘If Mao home on Saturday.
ulation of from 10.000 to 25,000
is now well embarked on a pro- succeds even partially his use of
receive a median yearly salary of
gram of total subjugation of peo liman masses as a shortcut to
$3,212, or $01.77 a week. Those in
ples unmatched in 'history.
By rapid industrialization will mes
cities of more than 50,000 have a
Helen Rickey left for
Sacra- median income of $3,725—a pay-
comparison, it would seem, Russ merize the uncomitted nations of
Asia
and
Afirca.
If
he
meets
mento
early
Sunday
morning.
Pat
ian Communism, is lax and almost
check of $71.03 weekly (general
with distaster, the result could be Duus accompanied her.
Pat is ly, thi3 means for 48 hours with
gentle.
World War III.
Either way, teaching in Santa Clara. Calif.
no compensation for overtime).
“The simple truth is that in too
The program is a crash program there is little doubt that in Red |
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many instances we are operating
designed to totally organize the china’s
headlong course, the
600 million people of Red China Western world faces the gravest-
Mr . and Mrs. Larry Meade and 1 h our police
n forces
^ on 1 horsc-and-
J?rsc‘an.a'
_ Meade
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eve Christmas
uu*&y principies,
acott asserts.
in an extraordinarily brief period and prehaps the ultimate... chal- Dan
spent
eve.
, ii.
First, he notes, that in failing
of time, and to build China into lenge to its existence.’
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray . provide a decent wage, we are
the greatest power on earth. In
P Colson
o le o n
O T l J f family
t l TM 11 A/ 1T1
r P ( f O i l ( City
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' 'failing
i n ¡ l i r w » 4 to - attract
4 4-
4- capable
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and
in O Oregon
young
order to acheve this, no device
jmen to the police force. And, in
SONG
CONTEST
ENDS
of propaganda, coercion
and
j some cases, we are failing to keep from $4,000 a year for recruits to
brain washing
is
overlooked. ON JANUARY 31
[ the capable men we do have.
$0,000 for those with 10 years of
_
Try
a
Classified
Adv.
in
the
The
deadline
for
submission
of
Children of 12, says the News
True, Scott says, it would cost service.
low.
Just
phone
ns
or
.bring
entries
in
the
Oregon
Centennial
week article, break the
ice of
‘ money to bring our police salaries
“Whether we accept that judg
extended to w ill get results and the cost i.i ■ to where they should be. But, he ment or not,” the Catholic Digest
frozen rivers to
build
dams. song contest was
or
mail
vour
ad.
In
!
points
out,
crime
is
expensive,
too.
Other children dig up and pulver- January 31.
article concludes, “we can’t af
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!; We’re averaging 1.8 policemen ford to.sweep this problem under
ize human bones to make fertili-
The extension was announced
for
each
1,000
inhabitants
of
our
the rug. A good police force is
zer. The workday is 14, even 18 jointly by Ed Flenner, chairman
_
„r
_ . .
, . l l . country, he reports, despite the more fundamental than any other
hours.
‘Greater and greater of the song sub committee
and
The News leads in neighb . i fact th at the basic minimum for commodity purchased with our
prodigies of labor’ are constantly Hr. James Hart, chairman of the news in your area.
Dont be effective policing is two poiice- tax dollars.”
demanded.
fine arts committee of the Cen- w ithout it- Subscribe today.
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Newsweek tennial commission.
Pay The
eve. and Sunday with Mrs. Lyman mento, Calif, to spend a efw days
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with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Frankie Wilson, formrely of C. Rickey.
Estacada, now living in Monroe,
Oregon, visited Gary Sarin S atu r-!
day afternoon.
Mrs. l l Jenkins went to Sal-
em on Tuesday of last week to
Helen Rickey arrived Monday visit her aunt, Goldie V. Smith at
evening of last week from Sacra- the Elderest Nursing Home.
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