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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1950)
THURSDAY, JULY 20. 1950 W k Ju Harris Ellsworth. M. C After many months of discus sion, the house ways and means committee produced a tax bill. It reduces a number of the more irritating “war excise” taxes. To make up for revenue thus elim inated, the committee provided tor some additional taxation, the heavy burden of which will fall on large corporate incomes. 3RGOE fNGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON ntion of a department of health, education and security are ’in conflict with the recommenda tion of the Hoover commission. The president wants the RFC tiansferred to the Commerce De partment. The Hoover commis sion said the RFC should be transferred to the jurisdiction of the treasury department. The re-organization plan cre ating a department of health, ed ucation and securty also is ‘at variance* with Hoover commis sion recommendations. McCor mick said that the president’s plan would put the health serv ice under the jurisdiction of the social security administrator, : while the Hoover commission urged that the health service be set up as an independent United Medical Administration* taking in the medical activities of the armed sen ices and the veter- ans’ administration. Pelicans Score 4 In Ninth To Beat Ashland 12 To 10 Totals Ashland Gitzen 2 Barger, If Gray, 1-p Sm’th, 3 . Arent, cf r>. Jones. G. Jones, rf Riggs, c Gatlin, p Hennebeck, p B. Jones, G. Jones. Gatlin. Two- base hits: McLean. Holzgang, Gray; Three-base hits: Holzgang, Bariett, B. Jones. Home runs: Hanscam, Barger. Stolen Bases: McLean, Holzgang 2. Smith. Sac. Holzgang. Left on: Brookings 10, Ashland 5. Rases on balls: off Gatlin 2, off Gray 3, off Henne- beck 1, off Salvage 3; off As tin 2. Strikeouts: Gatlin 2, Gray 2. Salvage 3, Astin 3. Hits off Gatlin 8 for 7 in 5 plus; off Gray 8 tor 5 in 4 2/3; of Hennebeck o tor 0 in 1 3 inning; Off Salvage for 6 in 3 2/ innings; off Astin 4 for 4 in 5 13. Balks: Astin 2. Hit by pitcher, Barrett by Gat- lin. Earned runs: Gatlin 6; Gray 5, Salvage 6. Astin 2. Passed balls, Rigs, Westbrook. Loser : Gray; winner: Astin. Umpires Putnam and Smith. Time 2:30. 41 12 16 27 13 ab h Po a .4 1 4 3 ..4 2 1 4 0 .5 1 1 4 1 .5 1 12 1 LEAGUE STANDINGS ...3 2 1 1 0 Won Lost Pct. 1 1 1 6 Central Point ....... 7 0 1.000 4 1 1 3 0 Roseburg ♦ .. ...... 6 0 1.000 4 0 0 5 0 uyrtle Creek* ./... 5 2 .714 3 1 3 0 Brookings 5 3 .625 0 0 0 0 0 LI. land ......... ...... 4 5 .444 Ct(\scent City 3 5 .375 Totals 37 10 9 1H Ci ants Pass 1 .125 7 Scoring by innings: Rogue River 9 ...... 0 .000 Brookings ........... 220 030 104 12 I * ) Roseburg-Myrtle Creek re- Ashland ............... 200 520 100 10 suits unreported. Summary: Errors: B. Jones, SUNDAY’S RESULTS: Holzgang, Barrett 2. Runs batt ed in: McLean. Holzgang 3, Mat- Ci escent City 7, Rogue River 1 son. Barrett, Jollie, Hanscam 4, Central Point 7, Grants Pass 4 Gitzen 2, Barger 2, Gray, Arent, Brookings 12, Ashland 10. Page Three Bankus Breaks Leg In Freak Accident Elmer Bankus i s practic Ply out of circulation as far as his “foot action” is concerned. He moves with deliberation and a pair of crutches. Last Thursday afternoon while walking to the rear of the Cen tral building, he stepped on a small rock, causing his ankle to turn. While he knew it hurt a great deal, not once did he sup- ¡x>se it to be more than a se vere sprain. X-ray pictures showed liga ments had torn loose, and with them small chips of bone, said to he worse than a fracture. He has his right foot in cast and may be on crutches at least six weeks, possibly more. P. D. Stark is driving a new Chevrolet truck about these days and when asked he replied: “In order to speed up transporta tion of the Stark Pre-cooled Su preme Croft forcing stock to the rail-head, need speed.” Several thousands of labels for Loganberries, and Loganberry Jelly were delivered by the Pi lot to Cedar Lane Cannery last week. Other labels delivered to , this same firm in the past two ( weeks have been kippered shad, I kippered tuna, and salmon. Created for Charm and Children Here’s a house that offers the luxury of sweeping contours and the utility of snacious terraces for children’s play and adult recreation—all on a lot only 76 feet wide. Field.Uone walls and chimney, har- monizing with gracefully-battened plywood, give th - exterior a ; Tm: r t tidin-ss. Th? rear terrace, with sunken sand pit, is sheltered on three sides and has easy access to Kitchen window huffet. Each la-ge bedroom has two closets an^ is rr ventilated, »our picture windows in the firing room and dining ell overlook both garden and front terrace. Sketch plans are available by writing Good Housekeeping magazine. \ 'n Sand Bedroom 15 -0 " X 15’ 4 uu Clos. Clos Entry L_ Bath 2 Header - Storage D ning 9 ó"x 9-6 ’--Kitchen ¡I io o aiz - ö " Cos Laundry LL; •nodt corner Clos Enter Here imiMR Bedroom irr * u-œ Garage n.8" x^'6 mnuuiHH J tiu i h unni n lim n There is little doubt that the bill will pass both house and senate and will he signed by the president. It should be noted that this tax bill does not actu- Jy reduce or iliminate taxes- it v. ill raise substantially the same amount of money as is being lev ied now. The new bill shifts the places from which tax collections are made and it will seem like a Continued from Page One mild relief. But the people, the consumers, will continue to pay The town of Ashland was mone the taxes—indirectly. than dumbfounded, when, as the ♦ ♦ ♦ ninth opened, to see the Pelicans blossom out with a four-run del- When the appropriations bill Hge. and take a game which the is finally completed by the sen \sh landers thought they had for ate and cleared through confer ence and final passage by both sure. The Lithians were pushed houses. I believe it will contain ¡nto fifth place in the standings. The win was the fifth straight seme really good news for the in Southern Oregon League for people at Charleston on Coos Bay. Meanwhile, I am able to the win-happy Pelicans who lost report that the engineers antici first throe games by heart-break pate the availability of funds for ing scores. Brookings is definitely beginning work on that project in fourth place, and possibly in soon after the middle of July, a tie with Myrtle Creek, unless and are even now completing the ’hey dumped Roseburg, which is plans and designs for the bulk a seemingly impossible thing. heads and some other construc That Ninth Inning tion there. When I visit Charles Things didn’t look very bright, ton and Coos Bay this fall, I shall said Pete Lesmeister, going into enjoy telling the whole rather the ninth for the Pelicans. Ash involved story of our struggle to land had been stubborn opponets secure this appropriation. all the way, and had rolled up ♦ ♦ * -• a 10 to 8 score at that point. There is a saying to the effect Hope brightened a bit as Bill that an elephant never forgets. Jollie, first up, drew a walk, Apparently the Democratic mon and went all the way to third key has a long memory too. Two as Bob Astin’s hard smash over years ago President Truman de- second base traveled a long dis d he wanted a balcony on tance. Vern Hanscam flew out the south portico of the White to center field, and Jollie scored, I vouse. The Truman plan to still one shy of a tie. “Chopper” change the architecture of the Westbrook, doing a fine job at White House was presented to catching his second league game the Federal Fine Arts Commis but having gone hitless in four sion. composed o f nationally- trips, then scratched a single to known and qualified experts, the short stop. went ahead and had the balcony A coastal fog seemed to roll made a part of the White House, in when Hank Westbrook popped already crumbling from old age out to second, making two down. and decay. Since then a major Pill McLean, however, repeated repair job has been started on his ‘ hero” role of the perious the executive mansion. Sunday when he hit a line drive This week the terms of four over third base on a three and members of the Fine Arts Com two count to bring Astin across mission who opposed the Pres the plate with the tying run. ident’s balcony expired. The Pres Connie Holzgang, who had, in ident refused to re-appoint any the earlier innings, helped him cf the four, replacing them with self to a single and a double, new members. st)ode up to the place and made * * it three for five with a booming Robert L. McCormick, research triple over the center fielder’s director of the Citizens Commit head, scoring Westbrook and Mc- tee for the Hoover Commission, Lean Matson walked, but Bar says h i s organization is very rett flied to deep right trying much opposed to two of Presi i or the fence, to end the event- dent Truman’s latest proposals ful inning for the Pelicans. for re-organization of the exec Astin In Relief Role ut ive departments. McCormick Bob Astin, who had relieved \ assistant to President Hoo- Dick Salvage during the Ash xer during the operation of the land five-run uprising in the 4th re-organization plan. continued his fine pitching as » McCormick declared the Fres two fast infield outs, Holzgang ie’^ 2s two recent proposals re to Jollie, just about ruined any garding the Reconstruction Fi waning hopes Ashland had for nance Corporation and the ere- getting back into the game. Bob passed Neil Arent, which tem porarily elevated their hopes for a moment, but these were soon smothered when Astin applied Lis * whiff” ball on Shortstop Bill Tones to end the game. Brookings ab h po a McLean, cf ............3 3 2 0 0 Holzgang, 2 ........... 5 1 3 2 8 Matson, 3 ................ 5 1 0 0 Barrett, ss ..............5 2 1 4 4 Jollie. 1 ....../.......... 4 2 3 11 0 Ast.n, rf. p ........... 4 1 2 1 Hanscam, If .......... 5 1 2 2 o R. Westbrook, c 5 1 1 6 0 II. Westbrook, rf ...3 0 1 1 0 Salvage, p 2 0 0 0 0 On Famous Peliean Bay 76’ 0*
