THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1950
RROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON
EAGE EIGHT
The World’s Best Climat«
Charges Continue
In "Picnic Camps"
GRANTS PASS The Forest
Service will continue to make a
small charge for public use of
some of the larger national for
est recreation areas, it was an
nounced here this week though
the forest service office.
Lyle F. Watts, chief of the for
est service, stated that the charge
is a continuation of the experi
mental ¡Mjlicy started in 1949 and
that it would be levied in some
50 to 60 of the largest public
recreation areas where the con
veniences and services justify a
charge, The remainder of the 4,-
500 national forest camps and
as in
j cnic areas will be
the past.
The campgrounds and picnic
areas for which a charge will be
made in the national forests of
Oregon and Washington. Those
to which charges will be applied
will be announced in advance of
the summer camping season.
Charges will be the same as
last year. Campers will pay 50c
a day or $3 a week for a car
party of not more *t hap six tier-
sons. Picknickers will pay from
25c to 50c for a party of not
more than six.
Some charge areas will be op
erated by the forest service and
some by concessionnaires. Charge
areas will be conspicuously post
ed and, in general, will be the
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largest and best developed areas I
on national forests.
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The continuation of the charge
policy is desirable, Mr. Watts
said, because last year’s trial,
when a charge was made at 50
areas, was not conclusive. He j
stated that the subcommittees on.
agricultural appropriations i n
both house and senate expressed
the hope that the forest service
would continue the experiment.
At areas operated by conces
sionnaires, rates will be the same
as those charged by the forest
service. Concessionnaires will
pay the United States a small
tee based on tot a income from
the area.
Local Given Honor
Few Have Received
An honor which is usually given
juniors and seniors, that of be
ing pledged to an honorary so
ciety, was granted Vernon Gol-
dizen at University of New Mex-
' 'oe(»ntiv when he was ‘tabbed’
by Phi Sigma, national biology
honorary society.
In the history of chapter at
New Mexico only once before
has a sophomore been noticed.
Vernon, in a note to the Pilot,
said that his "splashing around
ocean during Christmas
vacation paid off.” When he re
turned to school following the
holidays, his baggage included a
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box of marine specimens.
.. ia «nn nf Mr and Mrs C
N Goldizen. and was graduated
from Van Nuys high school be-
fore serving in the army in Korea
for more than a year.
But what Senator McCarthy
has shown pretty well document-
ed is that certain people who
either are now, or have recently
been, in high places in our state
department, have been closely
identified with communist-mind
ed people and groups. Such as
sociation is not a crime. Such
association does, however, ren
der those people undesirable em
ployes of our state department.
No one, I am sure, will deny
that communism is a threat to
all free people. The woild con
trol of communism, the Russian
government, is our enemy in the
thing we call a cold war. We
cannot, and should not, employ
communist sympathizers in any
department of our government
least of all the state department.
We should not employ people
about whom there is a reasonable
basis of suspicion.
1 think that is what Senator
McCarthy is driving at, but he
has trod on some important toes.
The smoke screen of confusion
was quickly developed. The sen-
Fancywork Contest
Sponsored by Moore's Variety,
of Gold Beach.
To the ladies of Curry County:
You may enter any knitted,
crocheted or embroidered pieces
that you have made or that you
would especially like to show,
This work
----- will be displayed on
or bet ore May 7, at which time
it wil1 be judged by impartial
judges for
and workmanship. 9 FINE PR1Z
ES will be awarded: 3 IN EACH
GROUP. Refreshments will be
served at Moore’s Coffee Shop
and Variety in Gold Beach, Sun
day, May 7, 2 to 4 p. m.
—adv
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a tor’s errors were quickly mag-
a mast
alone
nified. He stands almost
alone
aaginst all the power and the
brains of the executiv* depart-
ment of the government
The president has, in effect,
designated the McCarthy state-:
ments as a whole school of red
herrings. (He called th? Alge?!
Hiss charges red herr’"
has declined to allow the com-
n it tee to insoect the st i ? de
partment loyalty records or *he
civil service commission loyaPy
records. Those files puprred’y give
the persons in question a clean
bill of health. If so, what harm
in seeing them If so, why not
open them up and clean up this
whole mess?
There is something wrong in
some place. I hope Senator Mc
Carthy will keep on until he is
either discredited by clear cut
facts or forces the adnunisU • -
tion to clear the names of many
people McCarthy has listed by
showing the committee the files.
The pro-administration news
writers and commentators have
ignored the fact that tne Pres
ident’s action leaves manx peo
ple "smeared” when the commit
tee should publicly cleje after
inspection of the files
Perhaps Senator McCarthy er-
red in listing any names, but the
president makes the greater er-
ror by leaving them smear d in-
stead of clearing them if the
files can clear them.
Mil® That SNOOPY
NEWS
The drivers license examine/
will be at the Grange hall this
Friday, April 7th from 8:30 to
12:30. Anyone wishing to obtain
a license is asked to be at “he
hall by 11:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heilbroner
and daughter, Gary Sue, of Kam-
ath Falls, spent the week-end at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C has.
Schaal. The two men diove to
Gold Beach to take in the open
ing of the Chinook season, but
report rixer too muddy to fish.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Struebing
made
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they will be sent out to florists.
They report their bulbs having
good bud count, and looking very
good in pots.
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Appréciât ion to the missus Eas
ter by taking the family out to
Emotionalism appears to have dinner. THE NOOK CAFE isl
so dominated the reporting and । planning a treat for the occa
comment on the McCarthy state-, sion. Easter naturally makes the!
ments that the real issue the, people think of baked ham and
real problem is obscure. Per-, turkey is good served any time
haps Senator McCarthy is to I of the year. These are both to
blame for the confused and ('mo be on the menu for that day. be-
tional
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iii sides the usual meats. The $1.501
en. 1 think, in alleging or imply-; p|ate assUres you all you can
ing criminal acts on the part ^fjeat. An extra plate for small
th ' pe< nle he has named. It is children is gladly supplied, or
extremely doubtful if chaiges of half-portions will be served. If
traitor, spy, or even of being the deep fried chicken is.any in-1
a communist can be proven on dication of how good "the ham
anyone mentioned.
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so don't forget to have us shake
your PITTSBURGH PAINTS.
will be a delight to the whole
family if eggs are served in just
a little different style. You may
wish to try this simple change.
Place thin slices of ham in a
skillet. When ham begins to curl
and cup up. break an egg in each
season to taste, steam a few
minutes with lid on and serve.
The smoked ham flavor will de
light you. For dinner you may
wish to serve ham with sweet
potatoes. A quickly and easily-
prepared meal can be had by
baking a thick slice of ham.
When tender surround the ham
with mounds of mashed sweet |
potato, topping each with marsh
mallow. Place under the broiler
or in a hot oven until marshmal
lows are browned. Garnish the
platter with parsley, placed be
tween the mounds of potatoes.
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