Image provided by: Chetco Community Public Library; Brookings, OR
About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1949)
PAGE SIX ever you might want to call them going on now. As one member put it "we seem to be just about knee-deep in ’red herrings’ around here now.” By Harris Ellsworth. M. C. For some time the two federal district judges in Oregon have been badly overworked. The pop ulation of our state has increased nearly 50%. An additional feder al judge is badly needed. The house recently passed and sent to the senate a bill cerating a number of new federal district judges, including additional judge for Oregon. Although the bill was passed without many negative votes an interesting floor battle developed over an amendment offered b./ R( p. Keating, a Republican from New York. He pointed out that federal judges are appointed for life and that during the last 13 years of control by th • one partv numerous vacancies have occur red. The result is a federal judic- iary preponderant ly of one party, amendment simply provided that no more than two-thirds of the newly-created judges should he appointed from one political party. A hot fight developed on the floor. It was pointed out in the debate that of tLe last 1 D federal judges appointed, 182 of them were registered as Demo- mats and only seven Republicans, Thus, it was correctly declared that our system of government which is supposed to consist of three independent branches leg- and judicial. isla t i ve, has in tact loi' some time (except 1941 and 1918 for tiie > when the Republicans controlled congress), been completely con trolled by one political party. The Democrats fought the amendment and it was defeated. For benefit of members of the Democrat party who might a chuckle at the expense of Re- publicans, it may be noted that the Republican congress could have passed this legislation last Io wait until but a Republican president (we thought) could ap- point the new judges’ Now thev will he apopinted by President Truman anyhow. I have been deeply disturbed over the blow dealt a splendid or-1 ganization, the FBI, because the judge in the Copion trial allowed their secret files to be read in open court. These papers con tained numerous names in reports accumulated by the FBI. It sensational stuff, of course, nut I think the reporting of the trial has been generally, if uninten tionally unfair to the FBI. The stuff read at the trial was merely miscellaneous data gathered from all sourts of sources. It was not supposed to be faction and did not represent conclusions or re-1 ports by the FBI. Obviously an I investigating agency must accum- ; ulate mat (»rial of this sort and sift it out. Practically all of that which w a s read in court and widely printed in newspapers rep- resented nothing but worthless chaff. The roading of it not only did harm to those whose names were mentioned but untold harm to the FBI. Thanks to the excellent work of Rep. Homer Angell from the Portland district with whom I have been working closely on the problem, I think some additional neded authorizations for the Wil lamette Hood control projects will be passed at this session. Mr. An- a ranking member on the house public works committee, which handles this legislation. original Willamette proj- ect authorization which was pass ed more than 10 years ago did not permit the appropriation of suf-1 ficicnt money to complete the job. This was partly due to the fact* Notice Of Final Account In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Curry. Notice is hereby given that the Administrator undersigned, with the Will Annexted of the Estate of Axel John Alton, de ceased, has filed his Final Ac count in the County Court for Curry County, Oregon, and that Friday, the 1st day of July, 1949, at 10 o’clock A. M., and the court room of said court has been ap pointed by said Court as the time and place for hearing of objec- t ions thereto and settlement Washington has h e e n pretty thereof.. M. S. BRAINARD, much agog over 1 or es- Hugh C. Gearin, Administrator pionage or perjury trials u hich- Attorney-at-law, Brookings, Ore. Dr. H. A. Stover that construction costs increased! and partly due to changes in the original plans. As a result of Mr. Angell’s work with the com mittee, I think an additional sum will be authorized. Also, it was found necessary to substitute two dams on tributaries for one large dam on the McKenzie river. The two substitute dams require tech nical authorization. Apparently this matter will be cleared also. LOCAL NEWS A. P. Hendricks left Sunday evening for Portland where he will spend much of this week on business. Hi-Lines, publication of Coos- Curry Electric Co-operative, Inc., were printed last week at the Phone 352 REDWOODS HARDWARE Max. Min. Rain iv : 50 June 20 .... ............ 64 50 June 21 .... ............ 63 .. . 50 ............ 63 June 22 .... .... 50 June 23 .... ............ 67 ♦ .... 50 June 24 .... ............ 71 .01 50 ............ 64 June 25 .... .01 51 June 26 .... ............ 66 ...... 02 Mrs. Gretchen Squires and her Total rain for week two companions, from Riverside, Calif., en route to Seattle to em Try Pilot classified ads—they pay bark for Alaska for a month’s vacation, stopped two days here to visit her sister, Mrs. Dewey Notice is hereby given that all Akers and family. general fund warrants of School A. Dimond, of the Paper‘ Dist. No. 17 up to and including No. 7702 are called for payment. Mills Agency, of Oregon, Port- * Interest ceases June 23, 1949. land, was a brief caller in this; Dora E. Beaulieu, District Clerk. area, last Saturday, on business. 17-18 DIAMONDS WATCHES ¡Manuel's Battery! & ELECTRIC CO. I I Texaco Service Tires and Tubes “Here To Serve You Silverware Flat ware Hollowware I Kaiser-Frazer Dealer Ì Ph. 91 Crescent City •1’ —..—..—.—..—..—..——.. Sherwin-Williams Paints DIRELYTE WADSWORTH JEWELERS Mulligan Plumbing Housewares Floyd Mulligan PHONE 203 S’il SECOND Repair & Installation Supplies and Appliances 301 "II" STREET ■c 3rd & G. St. PHONE 2202 Ph. 1581 F CRESCENT CITY record dept I Compelte Radio Sales I and Service 810 3rd St. Nielsen Hardware II & ELECTRIC CO. II “The Family Store Drygoods and Furnish ! ings. Apparel for the ! entire family Complete line of hard ware and electrical fix tures anil appliances. PHONE 143 Carr's Sheet Metal CRESCENT CITY & Plumbing Equipment Comp'y Household Appliances, Sheet Metal, Plumbing and heating supplies. Pho. 631 90(1 1th St Carrell’s-Hedrick ELECTRIC Electrical Supplies Your Hotpoint Store PHONE 931 Crescent Lumber Company Logging and Mill Sup plies, Power Chain saws, wire rope. 851 FOURTH STREE1 PHONE 1831 2nd & Market Streets Crescent Chevrolet Tom Brown's 1 MENS WEAR | Jarman Shoes, Knox & Baxter Hats, Marlboro Shirts 920 Second St. Chevrolet - Buick Sales-Service Auto Repair, Painting Radiators Repaired. Ph. 471 Crescent City LARGEST STOCK Nunn Bush Shoes Arrow Shirts Genuine Levis Pendleton Shirts Jantzen Sweaters White Stag Complete Line of Work Clothes Sporting Goods SERVICE ELECTRO-PHYSIOTHERAPY ELECTRO-CARDIOGRAPH Chetco Drug Co YOUR REXALL STORE of diamonds, watches silverware & jewelry Warren G. Hunter JEWELRY ■■ PHONE 183 Reach your buyers through the Pilot Classified Ads it pays! • ■ — er«— «■ I «1g m —— ’ Del Norte Laundry; Gordon F JOHNSON Rcadv To Serve You Always T. W. Zenier Weather Report For the past week, ending on J Where to “FIND” and “BUY” It In CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA: A business and professional guide to Friendly Crescent City Concerns who merit a “share” of your trade when doing your out-of-town shopping. +—„--------------------------- CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA X-R4Y Pilot and were shipped to Coquille for mailing to all members of the co-operative this week. Bob Stanhurst, officer in the naval reserve, returned Sunday from Seattle, where he had com pleted a 2-weeks cruise, for a re fresher course. On the trip, he touched port at San Francisco, in the south. CRESCENT CITY MERCHANTS-Give Them At Least A Trial! 911 Second St 1062 J. Street THURSDAY, JUNE*J t 1949 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON The World’s Best Climate 3-Day Service Leave Orders at Cur-Del Cleaners Store for Men J I ’-I n»n U«>i n , h i m u 4 1^, , «Hge,
