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A BILL
Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of R epresentatives of
the United S tates of America in
According to John Porisch, dis Congress assembled, T h a t any
trict ranger, Jack E. Nahmens, pact, contract, convention, pro
1H. of Albany was killed in a re tocol, accord, pact, compait, cov
cent auto accident near San Luis
enant, agreem ent, understanding,
Obispo, Calif. He was riding with
or arrangem ent hereafter nego
four other students on Hwy 101 tiated by and under authority of
on th eir way to Palm Springs the United S tates w ith a foreign
for a short vacation when the sta te which (1) imposes any obli
accident occurred. All were in gation or liability upon the U nit
ju red except the driver.
ed S tates, or any citizen thereof,
Jack was a U. S. forest service and (2) concerns, in whole or in
lookout on Mt. Emily last sum part, m atters which, in relations
mer and made many friends in b e t w e e n
the United S ta t
Brookings and in the country dur. es and such foreign state, (A)
ing his stay. He was born at Long may be made proper subjects ol
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Beach, Calif., and moved to Al- negotiation and treaty, <B) in
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tation of such policy or course
Closing Out All C hildren’s G ar-
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of conduct, and (C) are clearly
merits Splendid V alues’
severable from subjects of a pure,
One Group of
Gift Stationery with coast views ly adm inistrative, routine, or mi
at the Pilot office.
Ladies Dresses
nor nature, incidental or essen
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House Dresses
Accident Victim
$5.98
$ 1.00
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23 a 31
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Schoring by q u a rte rs:
Brookings
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Gold Beach .... .... 8 17
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n Grush, Jack, f.... ....10
"Since the days of the rubber
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>s tru ly a n o ffe rin g fro m th e h e a rt to those
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. the second game of the season, • Johnson, Phil, f
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stam p congress of the New Deal,
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Friday evening, a t Gold Beach, • Phctteplace, c
we lo v e; th e re is n o c h e c k in g o f lists to the president and the
sta te de
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Curtis, g .......... .... 2
partm
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have
been
ignoring
the
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sec if w e a re m issin g so m eo n e w h o m cus-
’ Newman, s
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constitution and the congress by
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d e m a n d s th a t w e re m e m b e r.
Russell, s ..... ....3
m aking actual treaties with for
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Fadling,
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eign
states
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call
agree
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ments, contracts, p a c ts or by ! sco re:
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first-g ra d e r w h o slyly slips his h o m e m a d e some other weasel word. T reaties Brookings 56
T otals ........... ...15 11 20 41
5
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h e a r t in to th e class b o x to th e b a ld in g by any other name are, never Fitzhugh, f .............5
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Weston, R., f............1 1 2
a d u lt w h o paces th e H<x>r o f his p lace o f theless, treaties. However, the Fadling, c ............... 2 2 0
Gold Beach 42
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constitution of the United S tates
¡LeClair, f ....
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i business w o n d e rin g if th e flo rist h as d e requires senate ratification only ¡Vaughan, g ........... 0 1 4
4
8
Meyer,
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eiton,
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liv ered th e roses to his w ife, love re ig n s of ‘treaties,’ so by using a sub
Currie, c .....
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stitu te or synonym for the word Weston, Ray, g ....... 3
s u p re m e on th is o n e d a y o f th e year.
Tegner, g ........... ...3
1 3
3
7
treaty, dozens o f bindiry;, ex Langlois, g ............. 0 0
Hinsel, s ....
1 he g if t’s value is o n e o f n o im p o rta n c e o n th is o cca trem ely serious and far-reaching Sarver, g ............... o 1 1
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Jam es, g
Sund, s ..................... 3
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1
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sion. 1 his is p ro b a b ly th e o n ly d a y in th e year w h e n th e com m itm ents have b e e n made
Grush,
Jim
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DeGross,
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3
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g if t itself is p u t asid e u n til th e a c c o m p a n y in g m essage w ithout the approval of congress.
I believe the Yalta,. Teheran and |
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Totals ............... 20 16 10 56
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h a s been read. P o r th is is th e tim e w h e n m a n y a w o u n d Potsdam agreem ents could be so
8 18 42
classified.
The
forthcom
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a llo w e d to g o u n h e a le d for m o n th s receives th e m irac le
Schoring by q u a rte rs:
called ‘co n tracts’ with the West i G°M
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Brookings
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d r u g in th e fo rm o f th e sim p le p re s c rip tio n “ I love y o u .” German Republic will not, under !' Va,Iace» f ............... 2
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congressional
consideration
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r y in g fo r fe a r h e r h u s b a n d w as c o m in g to lo o k u p o n h e r
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"Congress should act a t once Meyer, g ..... *......... i
as m erely th e fa m ily co o k , o p e n s h e r e n v e lo p e ex cited ly to put a stop to this cunning eva May, g ................... o 0 3
1 3
a n d feels her face flushed w ith school g irl e x c ite m e n t as sion of our constitution by the Graves, g ................j
B axter, s ................l
1
3
devise
of
juggling
words.
I
have
she read s in a fa m ilia r h a n d th e w o rd s “ Y ou a re still th e
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introduced a bill today which is LeClair, s ............... 3
sw eetest V a le n tin e in all th e w o rld .” W ith stars in h e r designed to do ju st that. I believe Currie, s ..................2 2 1
arc so easily solved in
eyes a n d tears on h e r ch eek s, she p u ts it w ay a m o n g h e r the people should know how their Jam es, s ................. 0 0 1 i
smart-looking, moderately-priced
Charis Girdles, bras and
k eep sak es o f years to b o lster h e r in la te r m o m e n ts o f lives and property are being ob
T otals ................11
all-in-ones. And they're so
9 23 31
ligated and th at the United S tates
comfortable too,
u n c e rta in ty .
senate under its tre a ty ratifica
Custom-fitted at no extra
C e rta in ly it is fittin g th a t o n e d ay o f th e year sh o u ld tion powers should have a chance lations between the United S tates
charge by your
to approve or reject such obliga and such foreign state, shall be
b e p u t aside to e n c o u ra g e th e love o f to m o rro w , to s tre n g tions. My bill would serve the
held and considered to be a tre a ty
th e n th a t of tod.iy, a n d to p e rp e tu a te th e m e m o ry o f th a t dual a n d desirable purpose of w ithin the m eaning of such term
o f yesterday. F o r m a n a n d w o m a n m u st n eed be m a d e bringing o u r com m itm ents to as contained in the Constitution
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foreign conneries into the open of the United S tatess and shall
to re m e m b e r th.it w e a lth , fa m e , o r p o sitio n can n ev er be and would restore to congress be binding on the United S tates
E D N A W E IG E L
stu b stitu te s for th e h a p p in e ss th a t sp rin g s fro m tru e love. its proper powers.’’
for Charis F itting
only a fte r the approval thereof
H arbor, Oregon
by the senate in the m anner pro
vided in the constitution.
Mr. E llsw orth’s bill;
O f all the h o lid a y s th a t g ra c e th e c a le n d a r, m y fa v o rite
B y H a rris E lls iv o r th , M . C.
s \ «dentine s day. F o r o n th is occasion th e g iv in g o f g ifts
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Bruins Won From
Gold Beach On Fri.
T h u r s d a y F e b ru a ry i 4 ‘ 1952
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- rents for $50. One unfinished—Total price, $6500 4 acre.
2-bedroom honse on 80x200 lot. Needs plenty work, but a big
new roof over your head a t a low price__$5,000.
—or—all the above—each of which has a breath-taking view
of H arris S ta te park and ocean—a t $1200 discount (about the
price of a new house).
Also 3 1 /6 acres w ith dug well s ta rte d — $2,000—1*4 acres with
dug and curbed well and cabin s tra te d —$1950.
z//Z lo c a te d E a st o f S iv a n 's P la n in g M ill on N o r th
P a r{ A v e . (F irs t ro a d rig h t, a t n o rth e n d o f H a r r is
S ta te P a rk . O w n e r lives in stee p -ro o fed h o u s e .) O r
w rite B ox 531, B ro o k in g s , o r c o n su lt y o u r b ro k e r.
Clam
4-YARD LOAD
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