Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, March 18, 1948, Page 2, Image 2

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W orld’s Finest Climate
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brookings, Oregon
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT
E ntered as second-clast m atter, at the postoffice a t Brookings, Ore..
March 7, 1946, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
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of the Pilot in the past.
It will be little surprise to me,
in the next few weeks to learn
th at a peace tim e conscription
will be inaugurated, under the
heading of universal m ilitary
training. Many will object to this
movement, saying th a t it will
ruin the present to tterin g econo­
my of this nation.
haps reduce the am ount. O thers tion is concerned.
think we should put on full speed
now and pass the authorization
and the appropriation in m axi­
mum amount.
Mr. and Mrs. Ban K -J
Under the head of presidential Quite ill ,h e f irs, of
politics, I can report the follow ­ w fth flu. With Mrs. Keri'
ing: Dewey supporters w ere confined to bed.
pleased with the election results
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Objectors to., any., m ovem ent in New Hampshire. Stassen .sup- ley. Harry
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1 sp le n d id G a r d n e r and
which would strengthen our de­
t h w n g t h th e r e . McArthur boost- ¡Beach were n r e s t t i f c *
fenses or ability to mobilize and
strike m a w eek or so should re­ ere are beginning to organize, i afternoon at the
call Pearl Harbor when congress and I have seen some M cA rthur i m ittee m eeting of
lapel buttons. The ranks of the Mr. Sabin and' Mr
debated '‘the necessity”.
democrats are, tem porarily, at on the conntv « "
Thia column is not w ritten to least, p retty well shot to pieces th e others are th™™',"'
scare anyone. It is, however, the so far as the presidential elee- teem en of Gold n J™ 1. —
readers right to learn as much
as possible, the actu al conditions
which shape our lives at present.
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This, Pilot readers, is how things
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seem from w here I sit.
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These Items We Have On Hand * lm
..N e w s commentators, s i n c e Sunday, have been
dlre,,t !’lnK8 fo.r »he peace of the world. Espe-
ciallv was this so with Fulton Lewis Jr. Mondav
when he told about the emergency message which
B y Harris Elsw orth
was delivered to Congress Wedneddav, to decide
"¡her things, about aid to Italy if th at coun- Pho accelerated Russian drive
for the control of Europe, the
,t’h".'dd ,,!tch t*"1 with the communistic regime M
arshall Plan legislation and the
in elections set for April.
regime Presidential politics are the three
( ertainly, W alter Winched placed the blame on hot subjects here now—and in
o t mcs I5 .rnes ln his work with the Moscow confer­ the order listed.
The communist take-over of
en te, with congress in its failure to provide a plan Czecho-Slovakia was of p a ra ­
of universal m ilitary training instead of complete mount im portance in the present
<ie-mob.hzat.on following the last war.
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international
situation
mostly
for the reason th a t the Russian
*i” S Z jCho' S,0.v a k ia ’ 38 well as R u ssia ’s governm ent pulled off its mask
«enee H V " a'" ’ ' ° "** ' ndkate that Russia Wants
peace. Her economy is greared for w ar—and she
wants war before the prastrated countries of Europe
of benignity and advanced w ith
cold steel. Czecho-Slovakia has
been considered a Russian sa te l­
F n r w ld • h a " T an<l b<‘, a ! ‘le t 0 d e f e n d t h e m s e l v l s . lite since the w ar ended. T hat
country has never been consider­
Ini aids have been made by communists in Prance ed
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one of the countries to be
the
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The proposed union of western Eurone will he a è r™ counted
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ln‘ ,m om ent that seems far away.
!» 1» not. therefore, of particular
ii these I nited States clink to he policy of tbp
in a news sense that
j a 1st—to
s t - t o hold o off
ovv strikes .. h e ' Zt'< ho-Slovakia
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ff u until
n t i l i th
h n e o th e r fel
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r8. M-w. th,.n this co u n try will find
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heels, groggy from tile
the nuneh
punch, and «-UK
with ««
no time I vealed th
lhat
a t s #he~
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is '’noMnuZst^
not
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i n f arm
i r m and
n n n protect itself.
.- having
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to
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a Closely knit family
The Pilot is not a W 'lrm nniv^r n
•*. • > sel ^ governin8 nations around
M<rnin«f tkn ‘L
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a m.on£ e r- However, It IS her- The communists w ant ahso-
i n m .m ?
P‘‘dce-at-any-price attitude taken b y i^ * TOntrol
«u of the peo-
tk ?
01 'ne" ’,H'rs of congress, who are so Wind th a t p ^ i n ',heir spherc of “influence",
they will not s p p
The free governm ent of Italv
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i,kt :y b*'w rprised any morn-
Ahile many will discredit
' WinehelTs assertions as th o se of
a «Mtontionalist. th e w o rld know s
th a t a ll Is not w ell. P eo p le of th is
a r e a a re a w a re th a t o ffic e rs h a \
"iH . vote a communistic
¡governm ent into power. They
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da"’^ and P?,ssibl-V W1,1> be intimi-
hieK well", ,U> The, iU7ned and fairly
the Itv V f /an nCd cornmunist minor-
' s th
i«w ?*• A7 er all, not many years ago
m o n th st Behind all
»s is im , f- -Iussolini's "Black S hirts" took
r ” ' to prtavwf tht
\c r w ithout much difficulty.
m ent w hnh has
rii nimer of hope in
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'ole terrifying and con-
rituation is that the peo-
jmrope now know that to
hall
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No. 1 Redwood Shingles
D. H. Windows
Sash Doors
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Tem pered M asonite, P lain and Scored
T ileboard for K itchen and Bath
H e a tila to r F ireplace Units
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Kiln Dry Redwood Sidings
B & B etter F ir Flooring
No. 2 Com. Oak Flooring ■
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Building H ardw are
C abinet Hardware
Redwood L um ber
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F ir Dimension and Shiplap
K raftboard, 4 x 8 Sheets, $1.50
S cratch B rick
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Some Fortex
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Aluminum Roofing
Roll Brick Siding
Cem ent
Plaster
Redwood Gutter
CURRY COUNTY LUMBER fo|
B ro o k in g s, O re g o n
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IS the next one m arked for de­
struction. W ith the Russians
take-over of Italy it i s ^ u e i s ^
here th a t we w ill !„• ¡ ,« < 5 X ^ 1
*°usly ushered out of T riests and
Berlin. Italy, therefore, becomes
e i risis area. The communist
' 1 u e there is to win the govern-
!tHer\ ’tvyCnli' | 1 tO *‘CtiVe dU,y w ,,h i 18th- In m-v opinion, formed a fte r
the n a \y and air forces. Renewed « visit there last fall the nonnil
efforts were started about i year of Italy will not of’ their^ow n
c.
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