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BROOKINGS, CURRY COUNTY, OREGON
UKRANiAN COUPLE PICTURED LIFE
IN SOVIET COUNTRY, AT ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS PARTY. SATURDAY EVE
Language d i f a . l i ,
Youth Committee
To Meet Jan. 9th
have hampered Oleg and
\ alentina Jenmenko from telling all that they might
have wisheed, hut it did not prevent the n o peopkTat
tk . P
o
at
nc notary Christmas party, Saturday evening, from get-
ting an acutal picture of conditions in the Soviet Union
from uhcie they tam e as displaced persons. In Amer-
ica, they likened it to a great big family, whil in Russia
few people talked, one to another for fear of Being ar­
rested and sent to some concentration camp.
All o rg a n iz atio n s will send a
re p re s e n ta tiv e to th e Youth Com ­
m itte e m eeting, set for th e high
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school building, next W ednesday
evcnins a* s^oo o’clock. At this
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OPERATION OF PLYWOOD PLANT
TO START MONDAY; FULL SCALE
PRODUCTION MAY COME SHORTLY
Brookings’ gigantic plywtxxl plant will start operation!
¡,rn^ comniittees uin
named next Monday morning, it has been announced by offi.
to d ra w up by-law s, plans, etc. cials last week at a meeting held by stockholders at
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B rim m , fou n d er of tht Roseburg. One shift will be put to work at the start,
ycu,h movemi'nt- win «* <
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unable
in th e and as s<x>n as all adjustments have been made, possibly
family.
a second shift will I k * added to the force.
hirst announced late last February that a plywood
plant
would come to Brookings, Edwin Sunday, Carl
Residential Area
Mason and Noble Ellison, hefe at the time, told the
Dubbed Capitol Hill
C arefu l as th e couple w as not
■ P ilot th a t J a n u a ry 1 w as th e
to give listen ers an idea they th e ru ra l a re a s outside of Moscow
T h at section of B rookings, a
scheduled d a te of sta rtin g , an d
w ere seeking pity, they did por- as being a single room, p racti- P ortion of w hich g ro u n d w as
at th a t tim e, th ey a sse rte d th a t
tr a y conditions as they a c tu a lly cnlly devoid of any fu rn itu re , and p urchased from Mr. and Mrs. P.
w o rk w ould begin as quickly as
w e r e in th e c o u n try ruled by a c e rta in ly having none of the com-
H ank», and on w hich several
men could he m oved to th is job.
‘ very sm all” m inority. T he ra n k mon com forts. They a re so un- new home» have been erected , is
D u rin g the past ten m o n th s
M atot Com pany, w hich is now
an d file of th e R ussian people d erp aid th a t they a re u nable to ,o be knou’n as C apitol Hill, ac
the w orld has w atch ed w ith g re a t
building across from th e P ilot
like th e A m ericans, w hich per- goods and fot/ds, hut in th a t city c o r d in g to th e latest repoi ts.
in te re st the rap id erection of a ll
h ap s acco u n ts fo r the am o u n t of w ay of food. In Moscow; he said,
R esidents cf this a re a inclu d e: office, this w eek announces th a t th e buildings, an d m any w ero
p ro p ag an d a d irected a g a in st this th e sto res a re full of the finer Mr. and Mrs. Ed R aveks, Mr. 'ts h e a tin g d e p a rtm e n t is ready am azed at th e ra p id ity buildings
co u n try , he told th e people. H e do a n y th in g m ore th a n exist in and Mrs. Lee D roubaugh. Mr. and to m eet alm ost any dem and th a t becam e realities.
m ay be m ade of it, w ith th e fa ­
also told th a t w hen th e R ussian
Soviet ru lin g class a re paid Mrs. D. M cC arlen, Mr. and Mrs.
A sa n d e r still has not been in ­
m ous K resk y line of stoves and
tC.
Behee,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jo
e
Sed-
an d A m erican soldiers first m et enough th a t they can afford these,
stalled , hut th a t fa c t w ill n o t
fu rn aces to fit any hom e o r any
a f te r th e fall of B erlin, th e Y ank
W hen called on to say som e- ra, Mr. an d Mrs. C arl M ason. type of building.
d e te r th e opening for th e first
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Mr.
and
M
rs.
Wm.
EichoiT.
Mr.
^ f d d ie r s sang “T h e re ’s a T av ern thing, V a le n tin a found h erself al-
few days production will he used
This com pany, w hich w ill h a n ­
m the T ow n,” w hich took th e niost overcom e by em otion. H er and M rs. H a rriso n H ale, Mr. an d dle in addition to h eatin g , all for “s h e a th in g ” plywood, N e l l
fancy of th e R ussians, and th e know ledge of E nglish m o m en tar- M rs. R ay R eeser, Mr. an d Mrs. bran ch es of e lec trical ap p liances M artin assu red th e Pilot.
so n g sp read all th ro u g h th e na- ily seem ed to d ese rt her, and all C. W eaver, Mr. and M rs. P. and plum bing, will try to fu rn ish P lyw ood M a rket Up
A few m o n th s ago w hen th e
tWfi, cau sin g it to becom e a ta - she w as able to say audibly w as S ch m itt, Mr. and M rs. P e te O l­ this a re a a one-stop u ltility se rv ­
boo on th e p a rt of th e ru lin g j ’’A m erica is like a g re a t big fam - son, Mr. and Mrs. C het G ragg. ice sto re, as m ay be seen in the m a rk e t price dropped on ply­
wood, m any local people w e re
group. T he R ussians believe th e ily—so m uch love, so m uch kind-
la rg e r cities.
sk
ep tical lest it w ould affect th e
V oice of A m eric a” b ro ad casts ness.” Ju d g in g from the ta lk of
W hen com pleted, the com pany
local
p lan t. H ow ever, a t t h a t
h u t a re sk ep tical of those orig- h er husband, h e r re m a rk W'as a
will have a com plete plum bing
tim
e
price
did not affect th e local
in atin g in any of th e o th e r coun- g re a t u n d e rsta te m e n t.
and sh eet m etal shop, a com plete
concern. At th e p resen t th e p rice
tries. such as Spain, E n g lan d or
Louis R W oolery, b ro th e r of line of elec trical appliances, to ­ is up and the d em and seem s a s ­
Follow ing ....
his talk , m any MUia-
ques-
in F ran ce.
tions w ere asked of him, w hich ^Irs ' C
B rim m ,
resid en t of g e th e r w ith sales and service.
su red of heavy production on th e
T he g ra n d opening, to w hich
H is fa th e r a rre s te d in 1938. and he trie d to an sw er honestly and ^ ,o o k ‘ngs I r a ile r Cam p, died a t
p a rt of all p la n ts over th e co u n ­
his w h e reab o u ts n ever esta b lish ­ still w ith o u t try in g to c re a te a S easide H ospital, T uesday evening the e n tire a re a will be invited, is try. None of th e local officials
indefinite, p ro b ab ly n o t before
ed. O leg and his m o th er w ere sent feeling they w ere seeking pity. a f te r being rushed th e re follow ­
had tim e to ta lk to the P ilot, as
early F eb ru a ry .
ing
a
m
o
to
r
cycle
accident
a
t
th
e
to W estern G erm any as lab o r in
th e ir m ain concern w as g e ttin g
“T he R ussian people a re not
J. A. M atot, ow ner, said th a t
w heels to roll.
1942, w hen th e N azis o v erran th e organized to s ta rt a rev o lu tio n — W inchuck bridge.
A ccording to W. W. S m ith, to th e K resk y line of h e a tin g eq uip­
t'k ra n e , His wife, V alentina, also a t least a t th e p resen t tim e. T he
m ent w as s ta n d a rd w ith th e U. S.
a 1’k ra n ia n , had a sim ila r fate, co n stan t te rr o r u n d er w hich all whom th e accident w as first re ­ g o v ernm ent d u rin g the w orld w a r
ported. it ap p e are d th a t W oolery
except she w as first se n t to Po- live p rev en ts them from being
had hit th e sign n e a r th e a p ­ for all its can to n m en ts.
land, and ev e n tu a lly * arriv e d in able to tru s t even th e ir neigh-
T he ad v ertisem en t of th e new
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r ilM 5 P
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proach u of i th
bridge,
an
had
W estern G erm any, w h ere th e tw o bors. F o r th e m om ent, and u n til m issed th e bridge a p ’ roach en B rookings com pany ap p e ars on
Mr. and Mrs. H enry K e rr a n ­
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m et and
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arried.
L ast T R ) l ussia
should
becom e involved
in tirely. His m otorcycle had leaped a n o th e r page in this issue.
nounce th e forthcom ing m a rria g e
A ugust they g ain ed a d m itta n c e a w a r. th e re seem s to he no op­ a d istan ce estim a te d to he ab out
of th e ir d a u g h te r, S h irley Jo an n e,
to A m erica as displaced persons, p o rtu n ity for such event.
90 feet.
to G o m ar H. R ettk e, son of M r.
lie i . now a sen io r a t Lew is & j u ,lged Be„ L ocal P a rty
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T ra v elin g n o rth , he w as
esti-
and Mrs. C arl R e ttk e of T acom a,
ai • C ollege, P o rtlan d , w here
F rom re m a rk s h ea rd about th e
m a tcd to l»e going quite fast. He
on S unday, Ja n . 6, a t 2:00 p. m.
th ey have found m any in tim a te C hetco Inn th a t evening, th is a re a
broke end m angled his left leg.
a t the B aptist C om m unity ch u rch .
friends, even in th a t city.
has n ev er before seen such a
H e w as ab o u t 38 y ea rs old, and
A reception will be given im -
W ord w as received last S a tu r ­
People of R ussia a re poverty- C h ristm a s p arty . P laces w ere set
bad only re cen tly com e to this day by Mrs. P au l P eterso n of th e m editely a fte rw a rd at th e C hetco
ridden, according to O leg who for 1 1 5 - and m ore had to be add- i m m u n i t y from T acom a,
d ea th of h er fa th e r Wm. J. H an- Inn. F ollow ing th e wedding trip
described th e av e rag e hom e in ed to c a re for th e g roup w h i c h ------------------------- -— ----------
son of R eedsport a t K eiser hos- tb e couple will m ak e th e ir hom e
p ital, N o rth Bend la te F rid ay , in a t T acom a, w h ere Mr. R e ttk e is
h a d a r r iv e d . Mrs. R a lp h R e e d o f M a t e r i a l
D ^ |-
D
x T a le n t’ O r e ’ and M rs K a th e rin e
J ^ U g riT
his sleep. Mr. H anson had re em ployed. He is a b ro th er of Boh
cen tly undengon su rg ery , and w as R ettn e, of B rookings.
G andt, g uests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jo e T aylor, fu rn ish ed p a rt of th e
D elayed by the rush o f th e ready to com e home.
Mrs. P eterso n and fam ily left
p ro g ram music, w hich also in c lu d -, holiday season w hen none w ere
S un d ay for R eedsport, w h ere th e
ed
tw
o
solos
by
Rev.
J.
L.
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free
to
devote
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to
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a ,,y u iu u g in iu
F o r th e week, ending on S un-
rned
police, tu rn
e d o v er to th e city xlU er’ an d com m unity singing, special editions, "T he P ro g ress fu n e ral w as set fo r W ednesday a t 4 a y :
Max. Min. R am
council by W m. Brown, chief of lea<1 by Roy " eidem an. and ac- E dition” planned by th e P ilot is 1 :30 from U nger F u n e ra l hom e D ecem ber 24 . 50
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c com
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a n ip d h by
v Mrs. Ross
Rnce P u tn a m . now
n/un th e m ost im p o rta __x
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police, show’ed .
nt —
piece
of « u n d er directio n of th e I. O. O. F. D ecem ber 25
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lodge.
S am H all, as m a s te r of ce re­ business a t hand.
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m onies. told of the R o tary w ork
F irs t planned for la te in D e­
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over th e world, in those coun cem ber, th e d a te w’as la te r set w as a pioneer aro u n d R eedsport D ecem ber 28
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Those having m a te ria l for such
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w ere C h ristm a s v isito rs of th e ir
M’l 's p atro lled
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Show th e people w ith view • n edition are invited to subm it 1 Gift S ta tio n e ry w ith coast views p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Henry S.
Fines
950^0 j stationery, a t the Pilot office.
it as soon ah possible.
a t th e P ilo t office.
B eaulieu.
M atot Co. Soon To
¿tart Wsw Business
Man Killed Tues.
In Cycle Accident
Kerrs Announce
Wedding, Jan. 6th
a a a
Father Died Friday,
At North Bend Hos.
rOlICG Chief Report
Made fo Council
For Special Edition
W eather Report