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Thursday, February 28, 1952 BRCXìKINGS-HARBOR P ILO T, BROOKINGS, O R EG O N Page Thirteen WASHINGTON I- WEEK - some p re p ara tio n of the m ateria l , provai of the principle of V niver- to be printed. i sal M ilitary train in g . I voted for I have ju st about com pleted tb a t f° r reasons stated , th e necessary details m entioned But thc ^ ndinK bin w hicb now By Harris Ellsworth, M. C. and will shortly m ake my filing WlH PUt UM T in ,° °P t' ra o tin is T he te rm of a re p resen ta tiv e In othesw ords. I am about to be- not sa tisfa c to r>’ according to my in congress is tw o y ea rs — two com e a candidate for re-election thinking V nder th a t bill some young men will be d ra fted and y ea rs of service, th a t is. It is ju st some will ta k e training. It has 16 m onths, how ever, a fte r an The U niversal M ilitary T ra in no term in atio n date. It leaves O regon congressm an is elected ing bill is th e next big o rd e r of too m uch in th e w ay of fatefu l u n til he m u st file for re-election business on the floor of th e house. decision to th e president and the if he d esires to continue in office. It will have 12 hours of w hat arm ed forces. I shall vote to send T he last g en e ral election w as on we call general debate and then | it back to com m ittee for fu rth e r N ovem ber 7, 1950. T he closing be read for am endm ent under study in th e hope they will come d a te for filing for th e next pri the five-m inute rule. W hat th at up w ith a b e tte r plan, unless this m ary is M arch 7, 1952. ru le m eans is th a t any m em ber bill is very d ra stica lly am ended L ast D ecem ber I decided to seek m ay offer an am endm ent to the on th e floor. re-electio n and announced th at bill and is then au to m atically • * * fact w hile I w as in Oregon. Now allow ed five m inutes in which F unny stories (not so funny at it is n ecessary for me to com to discuss it. C onsideration of th a t) keep com ing out of th e com p lete the necessary form alities the UMT bill will probably tak e m ittees reg ard in g m ilitary p u r in connection w ith running for all of tw’o weeks. chasing. Slow it is learned th at public office. A congressional can It has alw ays seem ed to me the arm ed services specifications d id a te ’s n am e m ay be placed on th a t if w’e needed m ore people tor fly s w a tte rs w eight tw o and th e O regon p rim ary ballot in in the arm ed forces th an av a il one-half pounds and the book is c ith e r one of two w ays byt a p e able on a volunteer basis, a com fo u r inches thick. t i ti o n signed by 1000 voters, or pulsory m ilitary train in g p r o by sim ply filling out and filing gram is b e tte r than a d ra ft law. a b lan k k and paying a fee. The In o th er words, I think it m uch filing fees for th e various offices b e tte r for all young m en to lx» TA LE N T SHOW vary w ith the office. In th e case tre a te d the sam e way and be ob The ad v ertisin g com m ittee tor of th e office of re p resen ta tiv e in ligated for the sam e service to Langlois an n u al T alent Show has congress th e fee is $100. Since th e ir country. I think it moch been busy th e past w eek oend- 1 am some 3,000 miles aw ay from b e tte r also for every boy to ! ing out in v itatio n s to all individ O regon a t filing time, I shall file know w hat he will be required uals a n d o rg anizations of the m y candidacy by paying the fee. to do and lie able to plan his fu neighboring tow ns and in Coos I t is cu sto m ary for candidates tu re aciordirwgly th an to w a it in county. to buy a page in the Oregon "Vo disiouraging u n ce rtain ty for his The program is open to an y te r P a m p h le t” which is m ailed to nam e to be draw n in a selective one w ishing to put on a stu n t, all v o ters p rior to an election. service program . act. sing o r dance; and is being T his calls for a n o th e r $100 and L ast y e a r the house voted ap- sponsored by th e F lo ras W illcw club. Cash prizes offered a re : in the ad u lt division, 1st, $10; 2nd. $5, th ird $3; children, g rad e and pre-school, 1st, $5; 2nd, $3, 3rd, $1; professional, one g ra n d prize of $10. The event is set for M arch 28 at Langlois high gym. Those who wish to e n te r m ay contact K en neth Thom pson, Langlois. 4 LANGLOIS NEWS PLUMBING BARGAIN Good w e a th e r of the last week has brought out those " air-m in d ed individuals of the area, and planes have been seen aloft in the aftern o o n s. Bath-room Fixtures, First Quality, at a price which Can Not Be Beat------ F U LL S E T OF T H R E E PIECES As Low As $150.00, Complete! 1 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCtO M. G. BECKER Bath-tub, basin, close-coupled toilet with seat and and all the brass trim. Real Estate Broker U -m ile n o rth on H ighw ay 101 WM. D. F IS H E R IN S U R A N C E SMITH RIVER, CALIFORNIA Roy E. Sunderland, Salesm an SPECIALS— Friday and Saturday / i t f Parking for Customers m our own Parking Lot Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, and Meats We handle strictly fresh eggs from S tate Line Poultry Farm! IN T H E PRODUCE D E P A R T M E N T LE 1 1 UCE, lg. solid beads, each 9 c CARROTS, fresh, crisp, 2 bunches 15c 1O M A 1OES, fancy Fennway, carton 25c A \ AC A DOES, 30-sizc 15c G R EEN O N IO N S, 2 bunches . .... 15© BANANAS, nice, tirm, 2 lbs. 29 c CABBAGE, solid, crisp, lb. 7 c Del Monte Sliced PINEAPPLE, in heavy syrup, 2 ’/a 35c Borden’s Dry Milk— STARLAC, 1 lb. pkg.................... 37c Del Monte whole APRICOTS, in heavy syrup, 2 Vis 29c Del Monte—in heavy syrup PEACHES, 2 ’/ 2 s , 3 for . . . $1.00 Del Monte—in heavy syrup FRUIT COCKTAIL, 2 V it . . . 37c ORANGE JUICE, 46-oz. . . . 29c Del Monte Del Monte PINEAPPLE JUICE, 46-oz. . . 29c . . 27c . . 25c Campbell's TO M ATO JUICE, 46-oz. Del Haven Red Sour Pitted CHERRIES, No. 2 can . Del Haven Grated TUNA, light m e a t .................... 25c I )el 1 laven Cut Spear—all green H ours: 9 a. m. to 6:30 p m. W IL B A N K 'S M A R K E T H E N R Y W IL B A N K , Proprietor In Redfield's Market FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS A RM O U R’S STAR PICNIC HAMS, lb.................... 49c PIC N IC STYLE PORK ROASTS, lb.................... 39c VRMOUR’S STAR—by the piece BACON, lb......................... Redfield’s Market 49c B e au tifu l E lizabeth tra c t, nest- i ling am ong s ta te ly t r e e s and 1 shrubs. P a rk a re a w ith creek. I C lose in, larg e lots, city w ater. $107 down, $25 p er m onth. H ere is fine chance to invest in the | fu tu re . • • • S P E C IA L : H ighw ay fro n tag e cutsiric city lim its, especially s u it able for tr a ile r cam p. . . . flood incom e pro p erty in nice location. S m all down paym ent. . • . , LO TS: V arious locations, p ric ed $700 up. E asy Term s. i « • • E xcellent business location on Hwy, close in. • • • HOME good in vestm en t prop erties in C ury County. Come in and see w h at w e have to o jjer. • • • O ther homes, ocean frontage, I lots and acreage. I Sell The Earth! and 'Insure' It! ASPARAGUS, No. 2 can . . 35c PEAS, 303 can, very young . 20c Royal Club Dainty Dimple Royal ('lub Fancy Cream Style CORN, 3 0 3 c a n .........................19c Diamond MATCHES, 6-box ctn. 39c TIDE, giant economy size . . . 79c CIGARETTES, all brands, ctn. $1.59 SNOWDRIFT OR vegetable shortening CRISCO, 3 lbs................................ 89c l ea Garden Brand Strawberry PRESERVES, 20-oz. . . . . 43c . . . . 41c Facial Soup—bath size WOODBURY, 4 bars Facial Soup—hath size SWEETHEART, 3 bars . . . . W aldorf TISSUE, 6 rolls . . 41c 49c | Scott Household TOWELS, 150s 19c
