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Page Tw o worure Climate BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT fa c ility are in excess of a c tu a ii H e r nam e is Susan Kav repuirem ents. you ca n ’t keep this Entered as necond-clasr m a tte r, a t the post office a t Brookings, Ore. D u rin g the past few years, a w a y” she to ld the P a * M arch 7. 1946. under the A c t o f M arch 3, 1879. w hile a ll o f these e ffo rts have fo r R. j '' Mrs. Dora Bealieu. upon re-: e m b a rkin g been made to br^ng about the ceiving word o f the b irth o f a sta y is in d e fin ite . use o f thia hospital, veterans in five-pound, six ounce dau g h te r M r. and M rs. Jack Mill» the P a a > c ” ific n o o rth rth w w e e st s t have U A T IfN U A I ,c n have suf- suf- to M r. and Mrs. Jack M ille r at here la st fa ll fo r th e irU N A I lU N A L t A t ___ fered fro m la c k o f care Mere Redmond, couldn’t w a it to care home a t Redmond. O lE c jú ^ R U s ph than 300 cases have been a p p ro v -, fo r details at home before ta k in g j ~ r ^*,>sPit a ^ zaT,<*n r a r < > ’- r ’ ; o ff fo r ce n tra l Oregon. P l I l l S I E t J 4 J w & t A T I9 l F o r q u ic k result able to be assigned a t th is tim e because o f J a c k o f space. The N«W«««J A d v « rti**<yq RepraeawtaHv* nearest d o m ic ilia ry fa c ilitie s fo r the n o rth w e s t are a t Los Angeles N E W 9 P A F B B A « ^ # E ltT l^ f!W C 9B B V V Y B . IW C. and H o t Springs. N o rth D akota. «• a» w* ' I beleive the above in fo rm a tio n illu s tra te s adequately how a r b itra r y bureaus o f the govern Sa*vUç Amane«'* Ad* Hom« 7« m ent can sometimes become. I I w •-«.«> - I. a am endeavoring to secure a h e a r • m e n .c< in g on m y b ill before the House j com m ittee, and I beleive th a t, w'hen the House and Senate com- Being Grandma Grand Feeling Says Dist. Clerk DEWEY AKERS, Editor and Publisher Q ,ni" ¿hlTrsniAi DlTORI ASSOCIATION CHECK These Items We Have On Hand Subscription Rate: Per Year, in Currv Countv, Oregon................. Orego..... . w ™¿tees cornplete the,r «tudies of Curry County, $2.50 Per Year, outside Curry County............ I Z Z s i o Q & _ can be made on the m e rit ra th e r the governm ent was buying un- Dian on predjudice. fic tic io u s ob- der President T ru m a n 's orders as J^D o n x. and cost estimates, c a rrie d out by S e cre ta ry Ander-1 Sotne m em ber o f Congress, and son. prices advanced s h a rp ly .11 have n o t ye t learned » to , in T h a t advance in prices has been aiJ seriousness w ro te a statem ent going on fo r m any m onths. W hen fo r a new spaper in his d is tric t the governm ent stopped b u y in g re fe rrin g to the M a rsh a ll Plan prices o f com m odities w ent down ®s Die "B i-P a rtis a n European The buying program s could have Recovery P ro g ra m ” The news- been handled in a w ay to h a v e ’ P^Per headline w rite r condensed avoided sharp m a rk e t increases. H to B E R P ! Ry H arrit Klewortk - -------------------------- but down th ro u g h the months. F or n e a rly tw o years, govern- governm ent buying has been in m e n t buying o f wheat, coarse heavy quantities, and sharp price grains, fa ts and oils, and o th e r increases have g e n e ra lly fo llo w , food com m odities has forced **D each governm ent buying o rd e r ateep advances in the prices o f closely. food. As food prices advanced, it In v ie w o f recent events, it T urkey, w ith a ll the trim m in g s became necessary to pay h ig h e r « r-m s as if the cost of liv in g up to th re e se n in g s to manv wages in most industries so the Price sp ira l upw ard, w hich the delighted the e o u rtv rh a m r * ' general pnce levels advanced President called us in to session basketball t e L ¿ X Since J u ly 1. 1946. when the to co n tro l, was not o n ly substan- X r , a b a X t was V n T . n Banquet Delights Co, Champions * rn e rn ™e n t purvhas,n8 be- tia lly caused by his own buying its honor at the Chetco Cafe bv gan. prices have advanced so procedure, but could have been M r and M rs W ilsnn r ' a la rm in g ly th a t the condition ap- checked by him I say it could ° Freeman peared to be one o f in fla tio n . have been, because the m a rk e t V ‘ menu, consisting o f crab Last fa ll, the President c a lle d ' tum bled q u ic k ly and sh a rp ly the L . ’ tu rk e y and dressing. Congress in to session, and de- in sta n t it became know n ' th a t , " .an o th e r delicacies te m p tin g manded of the Republican Con- governm ent buying was to be ° ~ >o u fh fu l appetites, was gress th a t we do som ething to cu rta ile d . prepared and served by the Chet- b rin g down high prices. S urely Republican L in co ln -D a y speak- W? th B e tty Nelson M r T ru m a n m ust have enjoyed ers fo r years have had a monop- ' Ir>’ June H a rt s e e in g , a cynical chuckle as he prepared ly on the subject o f c ritic is in g the A id in g in the menu prepara- message in w hich he demand- New Deal D em ocratic ^dm im s- tio n was M rs. W ilson Freem an ed th a t the Congress give h im tra tio n . This year the le ft-hand who baked the banana cream pic O P2UCr tO a new W allace crowd has stolen sorry and Mrs. W A. F o ltz who baked Cd A. He knew, o f course, he was of o u r c ritic a l thunder and now the hot rolls. sa.a in m aking the request as the rig h t-h a nd southern demo- " ,{h Lynn Ham pton, .Mr and th . x, w ould do no such ¡'cratic segment of the adm inis- M rs A rth u r G u th rie and M r and w in g A t the same tim e, how ever j tra tio n p a rty has entered the M rs Freeman, 32 were seated u was a p e rfe c tly lovely p o litic a l contest, leaving republican c r iti- a t the horseshoe counter and h a m m e r w ith w hich to beat the cism o f the a d m in istra tio n run- booths. Don Church, as student republicans over the head. m n g alm ost a poor th ird fro m a b « 1»’ President, thanked M r and looked like a b eauti - 1 standpoint o f vehemence and o f Mrs. Freem an fo r the honor be ru l election ye a r scheme recent- volume. stowed 1 — upon the team. ly began to fa il a p a rt W heat and oth e r basic food prices d rop Cowhaued fro m laet week ped, and in spite o f an announce Being amazed by th is fig u re . m e n t by Secretary of A g ric u ltu re Anderson th a t the governm ent I requested a breakdown o f the 1 N e xt Monday, F e b ru a ry 23rd. was about to buy a nother 30 m il various item s contained m this the Cub Scouts w ill hold th e ir lio n bushels of grain, the decline estimate. The most th a t the v e t m o n th ly pack meeting. T his p ic k erans a d m in istra tio n could ite m In price continued. have som ething in e .me o f unusual as each Den As n e a rly as 1 can put the ize was $1285.000. o r substan has w orked o u t its own program events together m th e ir proper tia lly fox« than fir s t stated. S urPnsm g as this reduction in and has made its own decora order, here b abo t w hat h ‘ estim ated cost may have been. b o w m the blue and gold theme. pened the w n -k be »re the m ar- I w as amazed to discover th a t The program should prove very ket broke t>n Tue* ay and U this estim ate cover»*».! provisions in te re s tin g as each nesd iy of th a t week Den fo r a com bination 500 bed dom i- com pering against the o 1 a rg e s ¡¡»ecu la t ors c ilia ry facility and a xX) bed gen- are lo o kin g fo rw a r c ra l medical hospital, a lthough (5 v e rY in te re s tii PV^nim the b ills dealt solely with domi- f^ sh m e n ts will ........... .... NOW ! P late Glass W in d o w Glass 210 lb. T h ick B u tt Shingles, Green. B la ck, Forest Green Roofing. 90 lb. S late. 55 lb., 45 lb. F e lt Paper 8 lb.. 15 lb., 30 lb. K r a ft Paper D eadening F e lt No. 1 Redwood Shingles D. H. W indows Sash Doors Tempered .Masonite, P la in and Scored Tileboard fo r K itch e n and B a th H e a tila to r F ire p la ce U n its F lue L in in g S ew er T ile K iln D ry Redwood S idings B & B e tte r F ir F lo o rin g No. 2 Com. O ak Flooring J M Asbestos S id in g B u ild in g H a rd w a re C abinet H a rd w a re Redwood L u m b e r F ir Dim ension and S h ip la p K ra ftb o a rd . 4 x 8 Sheets, 51.50 S cratch B ric k M o u ld in g s Trim A lu m in u m Roofing R o ll B ric k Siding C em ent Plaster Redwood G utter CURRY COUNTL LUMBER CO. Brookings, Oregon nu ( ub Scout Doings ■’ C 7 Ì You May Depend Upon Us For O F ast Quality Workmanship On VV oolens, Silks, Draperies, Blankets IF IT CAN BE CLEANED— WE CAN CLEAN IT! Cur-Det Cleaners Phone 233 Brookings, On ufWk the lay at t) Fe th a t md the w eek Was' in m fn io t S M W ta ry of A g ric u ltu re » di.w Uw.1 last n ig h t »rmat ion on governm ent cu ie m e n t and a llo ca tio n a« hed gram m arkets in *’» h»s public statem ent D ie g ra in trade. M r. *aid, then was faced •a liz a tio n th a t we were "<«ugh w ith heavy nu r- ! b Mg vrter. Die »..n;; ., tact 1 became convince» tai been MU : < ■ r n< templ&ted m the b ill. Some of these la tte r items were $218,000 fo r a la u n dry b u ilding, equip m ent and In s ta lla t ion (Cam p ite had la u n d ry fa c ilitie s f.»r ‘‘ ‘ * * ’ 'e rv x v m e n i; 5443.000 fo r h o sp ita l t»eds and hospital equip m ent. SlOoiXM) fo r in c in e ra to r • J ground im provem ents; $145- 4 0 f o r contingencies $167 (XX) fo r overhead and p ro fit. I have recently* been advise-i th a t the equipm ent w hich has been removed fro m Cam p W h ite is in storage and s till available in surpiu« w ith o u t cost I have D BY g if t S H 0 F Cameras Film, Gifts for Every Occasion The Vincent* R’ O©A.-mi7 j , Orepow “HALL-MARK” Cards See Us For m oulding , lumber BRICK : LI.V1E CEMENT ROOFING TILE WE DELIVER! Builder’s Supply Co. PH O X r mi A L / o Smith River, Califoi
