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About Cascade Locks chronicle and the Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Cascade Locks, Or.) 1939-1939 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1939)
F R ID A Y . M AR C H 31. 1939 TH E CASC AD E L O C ÏS C B O M C U rof * Cascade Locks Chronicle SHIRTCRArT OCBmal Taper r i aCCJ it ja d Special - - aec-ml* Iregun. OfTerra. tnr xgioc. Vi « * Bwr-caa 3tame"iUa. Freshly Killed rv BROILERS Eitere*: liâîwr " Te lome <t 3un- a n îB i * in tiü Cknoict* i¿- ««conn sbatter at *-i«t nnnurí'is* H .c e R »r C ’•’¡ y m . in u n r i f G.c_g-«-M to ta *c n« W-t D ressed D aily 4 for $ 1.00 ¿ M arra Î. UfTS» ¿Ol tur h Alive—5 foi $ 1 .0 0 f “üc-aceií r ’ -rr-* r~'U»/ n He O f M ' i it “s* i. aaw' .l» *cn u-i» >7 tae Sua r-.n is n -jig .’ im p ío .' Special prices [o r parties .Also Rhode Island Red Fryers on order J*u CLA R K ’S n v tv v w CLASSIFIED AD5 . i « A l l — ï iceu loatauraniL -t-g - 1 i«( . nif Lmimt -w : .rúa*. i.;- _ • i.- UC Bi.au v : :u.: :au; ( un ¡ornici. >i.t ÌJ t ie >u»:x. 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Ho*id River, or call Phil 2-5 B- nrertlle power program the A d Galluxzo, H Kid River 6772. ministrator »tre**e*l in hi* report to FOR S A L E — late ’35 Chevrolet I 1 ■.nrrrti A keen «tudent of min pick-up; 15 laying Hampshire ing himself, R<<** saw in the twelve red hen* and one rooster; 2 million potential kilowatt* of the • brooder stover, 1000-chick capac J D Ross* drrtm of h a m n tm f Columbia River ba*in the key to ity. W'es M im a on Loop high thr r r r a l o t pnurr *t rn m in opening up vaat bed* o f mineral way, Mount Hood, Ore. 3-20-27 ore 1<* ked in the mountain* o f Ore- A m r r lfi i« •<•! forth in an Nl - M f r lt -■». arid Idaho ami Washington l gressional report the late Bon- He believed that hundred* of FOR SALE Auto Liability and Property Damage Insurance for ir v il]* rhicf duf not live to *«•#• thousand» o f acre* of arid land $12 SO per year. W hy do without published Printed ropict of hti could be made available to drouth it ? K E. Scott, phone 3*04. plan* f o r marketing Columbia and du*t refugees by cheap power River power Ihr'i'irhout the North for water pumping T irou if you wi«h l l - 30-tf west arrived at the Bonneville Among the major metal* of the project office after the Admtnis- Northwest that can be commercial In hi* report the late Bonneville trator had pa»*ed away ly exploited, he pointed out, are Administrator set forth the need Imjwirtant metallurgical develop iron, copper, chrome, lead, line, for a »teel plant to meet North merit and v(tended agricultural ral o op- rn,»gn«»ium and mangane-c A* a west needs. Such a plant might portunity are two phase« f ’ I • matter o f national defence, he ad- h a v e an annual production of vm ated the development of Am eri ISO,000 tons o f finished steel prod can minr« rather than continued ucts, he said. Iron and limestone dejiendence on imported ore* Ross are available in the Bonneville area 1*1 tie limai River 1111 for i l x i felt that “ »tra trg ic " mineral* in Oregon and Washington. Steel Kadio Servire or Repairing •hould . lie proce**ed locally He production of that volume would urged that Congre** inve»tigate require 33.000 kilowatts o f firm CALL fully the mineral re*ource* of the I 1 iwer and a similar quantity o f Northwest, including production secondary [»oner, more than 10 co*ta and potential market« per cent o f the entire output o f the ultimate installation at Bonneville Dam i n i: p a r is f a ir 4 mile East o f Cascade Locks Phone 372 i.i *~:TUii-t A b.g brother, police- *mr go».-i ne.ghbor toward Lu..-.r? America, and a policy o f ..i.nyr f.r r e A necessary to develop M i u w r u . interests in the Far £uan. I f we aia ere to the neutrality aw we aec'.me an ally of the cxrxr's s c r Noble believes. The »nfnnnn o f the present mtemation- *. jit t a : n a thought to be the formation o f an economic policy t-.get.fcer with p*owers o f Europe wfcich would take into consideration present -o lit ¡cal chaos. The meeting was thrown open to questions, asked freely by individ uals in the audience. Answering the question. “ How can the coun i u . i RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS Hood R iver County and Eastern Multnomah County Mail Orders Prom ptly Filled HOW ARD STR U N K 724 Oak SI., Hood River Anderson Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE Ross Planned Mining Progress mar 11 > i m < rroR tries o f Europe finance war,” Noble answered: “ How have they been financed in the last five years ? They get along by exploiting their people. Japan’s debt has mounted to 28 billions.” Answering the question. “ Would Germany proceed without H itle r? ” the speaker declared he would prefer H itler to Goering. 514 S tate S treet Hood River, Oregon Phone 1391 Hunting and Fishing Licenses Issued Here T I R E S BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES FISHING TACKLE L. R. Freygang Authorized Healer W K STK K N \l TO S U F F I.Y ( O. Third and Cascade Watch our windows Phon* 3TS3 ( < > Economic Policy Would Avert War rp I VK If. |i ho nr, \\X m< all thr other uar* o f thr trlo- Imling thr *lr|>* it nave* you , thr help it hrin^a in rm ergrncic*; and that one rail in r\rr> doien or every hundred — " I t ’* the I j iiii H ! — Hould «till leave > our telephone wrr\ier one o f >our priceleea |Hiw<‘s«ioiM. In an age when we have seen in the last »even years the structure of peace in the world broken down, with America holding the balance f p. wer. and Europe sitting on a bombshell, it w uld be scarcely |x «siblr for the United States to keep out o f another European war. Such was the opinion expressed Thursday night here by Professor 1 . t \ < , .< gv, *jxak:ng at the final meeting of a sene« o f «-ducatmnal lectures held .it the Asbury Methodist Church. This country has become heavily involve«! with Europe si.ice the w •' 1 W ai P i feasor N A lt de clared We haven't beer abie to pul! aw «v In case o f a European conflict we would be faced with devastating ui.emnloyment here if we «houUl cut o ff foreign trade If we should attempt commerce with warring natuvns. we would soon be regarded as the ally o f one or the other, the speaker believe* Professor N«vble began his ad dress with the statement that America is confronted with the ! n Mere of finding a foreign oohey He sees that we have a policy o f aloofness and isolation for Europe. » J DRESSES I 1 ! Flattering, new lor Spring Frovks lor every and all occasions 3.50 to 6 .7 5 COAT S Spnng-time Coats Lishionrd m thr g«tv irodf oi the season All sizes This U ’eei On/y PONTIAC 6 and 8 Price* Start at $920 sales im d see vies USED f VRS Pctcrwn Motor Co TMi PACIFIC TILIFMONI AMD TKLCGRAPH COMPANY * Here s your lug chance to sav«1 on your Easter outfit! The Smart Shop is having its annual Pre- Easter Sal«1 of Dresses, t <>ats and Access«>nes. A complete style and six«- selection for women and miss«-». See these values t«>«lay! The Dalles. Ore. The Smart Shop H ood Rn-er. Oregon 14 75