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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1947)
P age Two World's Finest Climate m u r , arooKings, Oregon the governments of the sixteen ard Berger, Deryl Hampton, Bil- European nations ly King, Hural Hefner and Tom- rp TT _ T H E Tigni n-«! react*on to Secretary my Widney. March 7, ,946, under the Ac, of March _______________ ^ B r i t ^ s V h / M i o ^ Geo. Widney, Cubmaster. Grower» 0/ th« an official baseball c a o F r emib ____ DEWEY AKERS, Editor and Publisher £„do„ and We bat added to our supplies. P1«™»8.KKcr3, “Statist”, , a a journal and a. a a - ^ a ^ a a ^ a Z r \r r Z A /M A i j w u i i . a i of U1 trade u ¡tu t' d llU NATIONAL tl/fTORI A l_ finance, said: "Of the two needs Pilot Classifieds Get Results! Brooking. Ore. ASSOCIATION that of Europe may seem to be O ici s p ic i --------- --------- ---- the more pressing, but that of F b h is J el S o il ATIOI America is really the more vital. In the last resort, America must lend, that is America must find National Advertising Representative a series of recipients for her K E W SPA PK R AI l V e HTI^I^ÎG SE R V IC E . INC . power-produced products, where as Europe need not borrow, that I** «***•/ • A m o c m M o « is, need not, if the political fabric A. S . / can stand the strain, accept- Serving America’• Adv oHUert •ndjne Home Town Newspapers any conditions attached to the American technique of reopen IM W - CWt^o I. a. • F r i e s e • Hdbroosau^SwiSrwdKo.ca ing the world’s consumer m ar ket”. The magazine concludes T. W. Zenier its article with the following phone Subscription Rate: “When in the more Marshall p t r v«e a r ’ i n , Cli r 7 C ° Un^ V’ ° r e g 0 B .......................S2-5 0 P sentence: ™ * re.sta.ed spec- BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT Entered as second-class matter, at the postoffice at Brookings, Ore., E tJR Chetco Drug YOUR R E X A L L STOt" Ready To Serve You Always Her Year, outside Curry County.........................$3.00 >oc terms, with the knowledge 1 ' '"" ■'"■•1—......................... ■ I ‘ a 1 1 ty ir i^oo K in jj A head r o r Y e a r 1948 i n... that not only the Secretary- of State and the President are be- hind but c°nsress also, the attitude of our own Executive Already Breokings-Harbor chamber of commerce has outlined w d h '^ r t T y » an ambitious program for the coming year, 1948, which will, should It be only one-third completed or realized, bring a new prosperity to this county. • * t, " Realizing that years past the Chetco w-as noted for its salmon runs, which have been thwarted since the closure of the mouth of the mouth, the chamber has definitely decided to do somethin.: about it sumeinmg Restored to its former "good fishing” status, people will be at- tracted here that never were visitors before -such influx would demand more accommodations to care for .hem 'n, . . .. e present site of highw-ay 101, a nightmare to many tourists, will come in or its share of straightening if present plans get any recognition from the state highway commission. Coupled with the f a r t that 1m *. ♦», i \ P * s on y >ear-round road from north to south, a kindly feeling is expected from the commission, if the m atter is properly placed before that body. A community hall, one financed and built by everybody in the of merp sentimental gratitude coloured by Poetical fear of an unstemmed Communism from behind the Urals." Doubtless the British attitude reflects the attitude of the other S"vernments. ™ey pro- fess to bei,eve that we must k)Qn Europe at least 5 billion dollars a year to helP balance the gap bet’vecn our 1947 exports of 16.2 S ' ^ K u r i T ' ’ ™ ,mPOrtS of 6.7 billion dollars. The London "Spectator" wants to know if the American taxpayer will ~ h °°S<’ J nd7 t,ake ' he Vas* and unprecedented program of grants and loans which will put tbe matter right, or will he take the opposite risk which goes un.U ‘ n '^ o p ^ s ^ ’ T i M o ' de" community, is another project that has been put as a “must” on fault, bankruptcy and an Amer- the list of work orders locally. Already the project is incorporated ican slumP ” under the laws of Oregon, and the m atter of realization will come APParpntly the Europeans are from community-wide interest. talking themselves into the be- Being one of the world's greatest winter flower a re « , recog- f a * i « " he* ailow « nition is given this feature by the chamber of commerce, which to save their economic system, has set aside some of its energies to try- to interest air express and a probable airport of the area. C ub S cout I)oino-s The coming year-1 9 4 ^ -w ill be one of industry for members monthIv „ " “ ’o 0 of tht> group who want this area to become a mecca for hundreds the Cubscouts last Monlav^^urn- of residents in the next 12 months. cd out very well according to ---- — — --------------- all present. The meeting lasted ’ „ from 7;30 to 9:15 p. m. without Times European reporter wrote: a dull moment. About 16 parents L e tte r F ro m The two governments are re- 14 Cubscouts. 3 leaders and 9 W a s h in g to n ported to be preparing to act guests were present We wan to with i speed The first reference thank Mr. and Mrs. Kerns of The to the now famous graduation Town Shop for their h elp F v e rv By Harris Elnworth speech as 'The Marshall Plan” parent helped in conducting the There seems no possibility came from the British and they games, which w e re 7 « > n th that legislation which could be have taken the lead in the verv 9 , a foIlows:i called "The Marshall Plan” will sensible and speedy efforts the . nL>pong ta hles (very busy), *-- --* -* -•* before - be adopted the first of the - European countries have made cnecKer games, domino games. y ea r. I-.m ergcncy aid for Europe to w ard doing w h a t w as su g g e st- », o ^an,‘ ’P’ize given), basket- wall be voted, but it is doubtful e(U Within thirty-seven days (on t-im ^ani< , i !’ze 8*ven). ring toss if much ot anything else will July 12th), sixteen nations had : i Up s ,lc ks. checker be done before Christinas been organized into the com- / h°unce the hall in As yet, th e re is no leg islatio n mittee of E u ro p e a n Economic -,n i ' MS * M o th ers all tried, proposed or in writing which C o o p eratio n and were in session r „ h c " Candy bars to°- Other would carry out the U n i t e d in Paris. Seventy days later « . , ? '?pent a ,ot of their time States portion of the suggestion (September 21st), the committee „ L ’ °eW Code scndinS tele- m ad e by S e c r e ta r y M a rsh a ll in had co m p leted his speech at Harvard June 5th. called the Marshall Plan. In brief, what tbe Secretary- said was that it is up to the na- tmns of Europe to draw up a program for economic recovery, before the United States can be of much help, and that the role of this country should consist of aid in drafting such a program and of Inter .upporting it so (ar as we art* able to do so. Statesmen of Europe acted Wi,h .maxing prem ptneS on the •Uggretion that the countries of Eurtipe get together and draw its s tu d y and its K q , Newspapers C H A D ’S f o u n t a in service Sandwiches - Salads - CoffJ ICE CREAM TO TAKE HOME Magazines f0| H. A. JO C H E N S PLUMBING That Leaky Faucet Repaired! That New Plumt —Myers Pumps & Plumbing Fixtura- Templar Hotel Bldg. Brookings. On D a y You Maj| Depend Upon Us Fj M O 0 I » M- F a st, Q u a lity Workmanship On Woolens, Silks, Draperies, BiarJM| IF IT CAN BE CLEANED- WE CAN CLEAN IT! Cur-Det Clem» Phone 233 Brookings. Pn Set' general report was printed. In 1>rizes were: other words, in that short time, 1 candy bars, 1 set pick up the nations of Western Europe stKk3, magnets, 3 scrap books organized their committee, pre- and m’niature basketball garnet pared their statement as to what Af 8:30 ,he meeting came to needed to economicolly rehab- ord‘*r and the December program Hitate Europe and submitted it discussed. It was decided to t0 us- collect Christmas gifts to give to Rut e . .. ch’Wren of Veterans m He.«. shall’s suggestion**IVtary. Mar* p,tals- Mothers are planning for neM pack t prepared by the 22nd. Mrs Hendrick-« - i > « ni°tXan t ^mrnittee constitutes problem of getting nr ’/h ^ SharUM ln 0 ™ ^ w" t e a r e ^ ’JeretS ? h e u “n add 8 n,Ore cubs Ute pack ill pjan wlH nnlv . ’ the Marshall Awards of Bear rank an d 2 See Us For LUMBE M O U L D IN G BRICK : CEMENT WE roofing LIME : TILE D E L IV E R Builder’s Supply PHONE 101 Smith Rivet,
