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For W hat It's W o rth .
T h u rsday, Niarch 20, 195:
th e deadline for filing claim s un- ,
d er th e provisions of th e W a r
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in tln ^ o u n try had an equal chance of some day Being Hy Harris Ellsworth, M. C. ing ro th e term s of this act are o rd er by S h aro n B en n ette. M ar
president, fust recently I discovered that be A com m ittee of the sen ate has urged to file th e ir claim s as soon jo rie D a rg e r re ad the m in u tes of
en looking into a series of as possible. T he com m ission proc- the last m eeting. T h ere w ere nine
this is another one of those “Santa Claus” tran sa c tio n s involving the sale of esses claim s in th e n u m erical girls
p resen t besides Mrs. S m ith,
som e su rp lu s oil tan k ers. The <>rdei in which they a re received. Mrs. S ta n h u rs t and Mrs. M ason.
and “Easter Bunny” fables.
m ittee is a p erm an en t inves Eligible u nder the act a re A m er- Mrs. M ason will becom e o u r new
The only fellow who has a half-way, co
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lleient Opportunity of being president is grouP- Some an g les of the ta n k e r Cdn civilians in tern e d by th e Jap - signs n ex t m onth. Mrs. S m ith
L-ither a lawyer or a ireneral The- r e m r / l o*“ ’ ap p cared t0 be »tranga so an e se in ce rta in areas, survivors will co n tin u e as assista n t.
cither
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l i l t record th e sen a to rs began seeking facts.
deceased prisoners of w a r and
I he baby la y e tte fo r K orea h as
shows that the majority of our chief ex Those men do not brush around c of e rta
in religious organizations.
been com pleted and w ill soon be
ecutives have been attorneys. The next a bit and issue w hite-w ash re-
sent th ro u g h the L u th e ra n W orld
largest group consists of generals. Why? ¡ ports.
n ^ d^7ough and^'a^ iX *
My good friend C ongressm an R elief Society. This is th e in te r
A lbert Cole of K ansas, th o u g h t n atio n al F rien d sh ip p ro ject fo r
If tile sole duty of our president is to opinion, th a t is th e only w ay to ful and s ta te sm a n lik e m em ber of th e G i r l Scouts. R efresh m en ts
n e a rth facts w hich clev er men th e house, m akes th e following w ere served by C arol R ausch. —
interpret the law, I can see where a legal training would a u tte
m p t to bury.
o b serv atio n w ith w hich I am Ann B reuer, re p o rter.
be an absolute necessity. But from information I have B ut who should tu rn up as an com
pelled to a g re e :
received, the nation’s capital is bursting at the seams im p o rta n t figure in the ta n k e r "R ecent congressional inv esti
deals bua a N ew York law y er g atio n s have uncovered unbeliev
wit 1 legal lights already on the government payroll by
the nam e of New bold M orris.
w aste in defense purchasing.
Also I am told that we have the attorney general ami , A few m onths ago th a t nam e I able
rom light bulb p u rch asin g to
the supreme court whose principal functions arc to in- n w ould
T s have had no im p o rtan ce. A rctic airb a se building, th e a rm
now. Not long ago M orris ed forces a re spending ta x p a y e rs’
T h e a n n u a l E a s te r S eal c a m
terpret (he law.
w as nam ed by P resid en t T ru m an m oney irresponsibly.
And yet, paign to raise m oney for crippled
If the primary responsibility of the president is to wage- as th e m an to investigate, root w hen th e se c u rity bran ch es of
ch ild ren a n d ad u lts opened in
war. then a general would I k - the only qualified candi out, and clean up the g ra ft and th e g o v ern m en t say they w ant C u rry co u n ty last w eek w ith th e
c o rru p tio n in th e executiv e d e
nex t year, th e president m ailin g of over 1700 le tte rs to
date. Io choose a president on (this basis, however, would p a rtm e n t (th e ad m in istra tio n ) oi l p m a ore
rro ts th e ir dem ands to con C u rry co u n ty residents. W a lte r
, to admit that war rather than peace is the goal of our o u r governm ent. S u rely in a c c e p t-! gress. We can n o t afford a 62 bil Andrew s, of Gold Beach, is th e
ing such an assignm ent, Newbold lion d o lla r sec u rity budget, and
planning and thinking.
c h a irm an for th e county, and ad-
M orris m ust have been convinced
fro m my daily reading, I gather that our chief exec- th at th e re w as a job to do. B ut congress m ust b a ttle th a t out th is d ressing stuffing of th e le tte rs
y ear. T h ere are those who m ain- w as done by Mrs. B eryl B ollinger
nine spends most of his time figuring out ways to raise his ap p e ara n ces before the sen tain th a t the defense d e p a rtm e n t of B rookings, assisted by sev eral
a te in v e stig a tin g com m itte have
aH th a t it requests, local w om en belonging to R eb ek
money and to spend it. it seems then that it would be rev ealed th a t his idea of his jo n c m r ust th e have
defense effort will fail' ahs an d V FW au x iliary .
much more logical to put a Business man in the White is not w hat we th o u g h t it w as. I believe t h a t we m u st ta k e th a t
b lam es congress and sees risk in trim m in g m ilita ry se c u r
P ilo t class ads pay— use them .
House; one who knows the meaning of economy and n He
othing w rong w ith th e d e p a rt ity costs. T rue, th e defense a g
who has learned from training and experience that when m ents! H ere is one sta te m e n t encies have never, in tim es o f
belts. B ut th a t does not prove
M orris to th e sen stress, been forced to tig h ten th e ir
one spends more than he can ¡xrssibly earn, he is hound a of to rs N : ew bold
th
a t th ey c a n ’t begin in 1953?’
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to end up in bankruptcy or in jail.
“In W ashington in t h e past
O f course, this business man would need to have been th re e y e a rs (m eaning the s e n a
to rs) h av e c re a te d an a tm o sp h ere
successful. One who couldn’t succeed in his own busi so
vile th a t th e people have Io n
ness would in all probability get us into another eco confidence in th e ir governm en t.
The governm ent is not w hat you
nomic nightmare such as we are now experiencing.
tell th e .people it is. It's a good,
decent g o v ern m e n t.”
sold by M atot Co., w as sent to
How about th a t? T hat s ta te
th e head office, so well w as it m ent w as m ade by th e m an w ho
portrayed.
w as app o in ted by th e president
Few realize how m uch the fu to clean up the g ra ft, corruption
B rookings m eans lots to Joe tu re of this area, as well as its and influence peddling in o u r bu
T ay lo r, and th e C hetco Inn is w elfare m eans to Mr. T aylor. If reau cracy , th e existence of w hich
of
going to be know from all points th a t is understood, then one will is ad m itte d by everyone, inclu d
of th ese United S ta te s if be is readily see w hat th e goal Mr. ing th e p re sid e n t—except New-
bold M orris. If he can n o t or will
ab le to m ake th in gs go as be T ay lo r hopes to reach.
not see the problem , how on e a rth
w ishes In addition to his o th e r
can he help solve it?
ad v e rtisin g for C hetco Inn. Joe
O R IG IN A L O W N E R S !
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now has a “B rookings H our pro
g ra m ” o v er R adio S ta tio n K CRE
My office has l>een notified th a t
w hich seem s to be gaining in its
p o p u larity , if w ord of the v a ri
M um ps and chicken-pox, w hich
ous h o m em ak ers can Ire ta k e n as
have been p u n ctu rin g the a tte n d
Indication. Chef A drian has m any
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ance records of the local schols,
recipes which he reads over the
I seem to Ire only p art of the ep i
a ir each M onday at 11 a. m. On
dem ics w hich h a \e been keeping
th e p ro g ram will be some local
m any people a t hom es w ith ill
housew ife who will question Ad
ness. F lu and severe cold have
E3 AV OTA 1«t HALF 1950
(Thousands of Tonsl*
rian ab o u t each of bis recipes !
E2 REQUIREMENTS U t QTA 1952
th u s b rin g in g out any doubt a i also tak en a heavy toll.
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ALLO TME NTS Ur QTA 1953
380
Som e of the g rades in the local
housew ife m ay have.
schools, on several days had a l
L ast w eek Mrs E. S. Aldrich j most half absent because of e ith e r
340
w as th e lady who questioned the m um ps o r chicken-pox. Mrs. J e n
290
C hef. T his w e e k Mrs. Dewe> ,
nie C arter, first g rad e teach er,
230
A k ers w as th e one chosen.
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is the only facu lty m em ber re
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In his com m ercials, Joe T a y lo r.! ported as victim of th e diseases.
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w ith a law y er's thoroughness is
P erh a p s the spring vacation of
ab le to g ra p h ic ally p o rtra y the this w eek m ay help a llev iate the
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o th e r sponsors of the B rookings
100
contagion, and it is hoped a defi
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H our. His second tran scrip tio n ,
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nite drop will Ire noted bv next
te llin g ab o u t the Iron F ire m a n .1 Monday
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Scout News Notes
Easter Seals Are
To Postoffice Boxes
OCEAN
V IE W
CAFE
Open Thursday, March 20th
Joe Taylor Pushes
'Brookings Hour'
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT
MR. &
MRS. R. J. STOKEN
Illness Prevalent
Over Whole Area
STRUCTURAL STEEL-lts Use
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BROOKINGS
W c now have
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h a to m : Strings for guit.us, violins,
-and hand accessories in addition
< and Record ( han^cn;. Sheet
ordì. Il e have just received many
our records.
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