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BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
THURSDAY. AUGUST 4. 1949
expenditure. The foreign affairs the state printing department and
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Pow’ell of
committee of the house is ex is ready for distribution, the Ore Fire Smolders All Night
Mountain View’, Calif., arrived
pected to report this bill soon. gon Department of Veterans’ Af In Parked Automobile
Smoldering from the time he last Thursday to visit her broth-
If both houses of congress act fairs announced early this week.
parked his car the evening be cr-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
favorably on the authorization
The pamphlet outlines the eli
Claude Goldizen, and family. Th>
bill, and it is assumed they will, gibility requirements, amount of fore, a tourist registered at the visitors left for their home SurK
a bill appropriating the money benefits and the method of ap Young’s Hotel, Tuesday, thanks
day.
must be passed by both houses plying for the monthly benefits some early riser for saving his
and sent to the president.
payable to Oregon’s ex-service Fleetline Chevrolet, Tuesday, as
What this all adds up to, as men while attending colleges and the interior broke into flame.
Prompt action on part of the
applied to the question ol ad- technical and vocational schools.
By Harris Ellsworth. M. C.
local
fire department held the
journment, is that congress will
Copies will be distributed tu
In response to numerous inquir surely be in session all of August schools, veterans’ organizations, damage to two cushions on the
ies I have received as to when
and perhaps longer. I still think! county service officers and other car, and part of the cloth lining.
and
“It must have been started
this session of congress will ad it is r mistake to prolong this agencies serving veterans. The'
Ambulance Service
journ, about all that can be done sessioi not because I have any. may also be obtained by contact- from sigarette or cigarette ashes,
the
owner
told
the
Pilot,
and
had
is to summarize the situation as personal objection to staying on mg the Department of Veterans'
this is writ ten.-Congress must stay but because I think the members Affairs, State Library Building, it not been that all windows had
in session until the annual ap should have a chance to get homt* Salem, or 415 S. W. 11th Ave., been closed, the fire would have
Crescent City,
broken out sooner.
propriation bills a • passed. The and find out what people think Portland.
California
house of representatives cleared about what is going on here.
Read Pilot class ads it pays!
Read
Pilot
class
ads
it
pays!
all of them some time ago. The
Do the people of this country
senate has acted on six bills, but want more spending and danger
has not completed the remaining ous deficit financing? Do they
five.
want to pay for arming Europe?
VN|D a_nd .“BUY” It In CRESCENT CITY. CALIFORNIA:
This situation is partly due to Do they want the adoption of a
the fact that it is customary for further steps toward socialism9 m„ ¡/ a “11^” Professional guide to Friendly Crescent City Concerns who
the annual appropriation bills to The best, and really the only way ——
——your trade when doin; v.;v’r out-of-town shopping.
originate in the house. They are for members of congress to find
.
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always acted upon the house first. out what the people think about
Normally the bills are completed these and many other questions
by both houses long before the is to spend some time at home
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session of unusually lengthy de meetings.
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ate. In addition the senate re
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cently spent more than two weeks regarding the Springfield alcohol
Sherwin-Williams
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Dealer
Hollowware
on the Atlantic Pact a treaty, plant is that the Hudson Bros,
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Crescent
City
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which is not acted upon in the of Americus, Georgia, have sub
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house.
mitted a proposal to the war
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Not included in the above men assets administration for fixing
tioned money bills is the recent up and operating the plant under
Housewares
request ol the president that near lease. Officials of WAA tell me
ly a billion and a half dollars be they think a deal will be com
Floyd Mulligan
appropriated for supplying arms pleted. If it is we shall find it
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and ammunition to the countries necessary to change the name of
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&
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legislation authorizing such an a ton of molasses!
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The daily statement of the U.
S. Treasury shows Uncle Sam
going into the red about five and
one-half million dollars each day.
That means nearly a two billion
dollar deficit for fiscal 1950 if
there are no uew items such as
one and one-half billion for arm
ing Europe.'If you are interested
in figures, on July 23, the fed
eral debt was exactly $253,389.-
679,276.81.
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Radiators Repaired.
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