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Thursday, June 19, iQS2 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON PAGE SEVE W ASHINGTON - WEEK - • id. I think it is safe to predict that there will be very few’, if LOCAL NEWS any, basic changes made in it al- Matot Co. will give an electric B v H arris F li'm n rtl, \1 r ^ ough h likel>' the renew- Dy narrts Ellsworth, M. C. al Will be for a shorter term than alarm clock to someone who has rhis letter is written earlier in a full year—perhaps until March visited the store the past month, the week than usual for the rea- 3L next year. At that time a new and July 1 is the day. son that Mrs. Ellsworth and 1 Congress and (presumably) a dif- Bernadine Steele is attending O N T H E W IN C H U C K have been called out to Los An- Cerent President can take another Humboldt State College summer geles because of the sudden death ,ook at the situation. session at Arcata. Mrs. Steel has of Miss Margaret Gildea. Miss Gil- t ,. D i taught first and second grades of POTTED AND CUT FLOWERS lo , rht Russian Communistic gov- the local schools for several years dea has ----------- been a foster mother to Mrs. Ellsworth since her child- ernment and lts stooges on both and her pleasant personality and PHONE 2568 Harbor, Oregon hood after her own mother passed S‘ , ° , the world are kicking up excellent teaching methods as well away. We are flying out and back, ® "V. troub,e Whether it may as her patience, qualify her for and will be gone but a few days ,lg ° r stay no one knows a most successful teacher !)«• you wish to trade, buy, o T sèîT ^T r^p îk în ^n T A d s I- at least no one in the fret' world — Thirteen members of the local The Defense Production Act, the knows. The agreement by th .... V. F « . W. anU and Auxi,lary Auxiliary attended attended law which carires sthe authority western powers on a treaty with e *u for material allocation a n d for the West German Republic was Ls d,st[,ct meeting held at Rogue T-inir.« „«ri wage ____ _ ________________ .. o a st tvnnlc River the past week. price and controls, has been a serious blow’ to the Kremlin, Kiver Matot Go. has installed a com under consideration in the Sen- This. coupled with the growing ate. It will be brought up in the military defense of Europe, appar- plete air conditioning and heating House soon. The law’ will expire cntly leaves the Russian rules in system in the shop, and is the 6/2 ucrcs, ocean frontugc home, also modern at the end of June unless extend- a state of frustration—if not fear. latest in design. Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Hunting- house and large lot on ocean front. Two large j ~ —------- -— They would, if possible, frighten all concerned as much as possible ton Park, Calif., are visiting at lots, ocean front. in the hope that one or more of home ol Bill and Amber Camp- the parliaments would be afraid to bell. Mrs. Smith is looking for the ratify the German agreement. Al place where her health may be though during this month Ameri-1 *mProved and the Brookings C aterpillar No. 12 power road grader cans are quite pre-occupied with climate very comfortable. 1'he V. F. W. Department pres our own political problems, it must TO RENT BY HOUR OR BY DAY not be overlooked that right now ident, Gertrude Ashworth, and is a time of world tension equal her husband, Commander Bill Ash to none since the end of World worth. will visit the local units Wednesday night. War 2. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kerns and Washington, D. C., has been children returned home Sunday swarming with visitors for the from Klamath Falls, where‘ they past few weeks. From the stand attended t h e wedding of Mrs. Phone 2589 or Write Box 417 point of climate, the months of Kerns’ sister, Virginia Masten. May and June are about the best Saturday evening. Monday the BROOKINGS, OREGON of the year here. (Although a few newlyweds stopped here briefly days ago we suffered a brief hail on their way to Portland. storm with hailstones as big as marbles). It is a pleasant sight to {[Know your OREGON MILK CONTROL LAW J see the crowds of visitors in the corridors of their capitol. And speaking of Washington be Kldre Travel Extras ing crowded -th e Joint Commit Wo Extra Cost! tee on Reduction of Non-essential Yes, b'?ger value! More service to more Federal Expenditures (the Byrd piaces. finest buses. Best drivers. Choose committee) reports that civilian tie travel le a d e r.. . choose Greyhound! employment in the executive di vision of the government increased 3 Buses Daily To by 10, 665 during the month of April. The t tai number of such San Francisco civilian employees on April 30, the committee said, was 2,549,714. FROM BROOKINGS Remem her the signs we used to see during the war: “Is this trip , Only $6.55 plus tax necessary?” Possibly it might be C om plete Service to All America good psychology if in the head 6 a. m., 12:21 p. m. 7:26 p. m. offices of the various departments there could be some signs reading BOB RETTKE, Agent something like this: “Are all those The M ilk Administration, under the Kerr Bldg Phone 2311 new’ employees necessary?” ? k M c V A Y 'S G R E E N H O U S E PROPERTY FOR SALE!! GREYHOUND PUTNAM LOGGING COMPANY "Do you mean to say that the richness of our milk is limited by law?” SCREENED SA N D A N D G RAVEL SALVAGE SAND AND GRAVEL TOP SOIL — FILL D IRT D R A IN A G E ROCK Phone 2341 Y. LEONARD’S REAL ESTATE & M. AUTO M O TIVE PARTS AUTHORIZED broad authority granted it hy the Oregon M ilk Control Law, sets limits on the richness of milk. It also sets the price you must pay for milk. I he limits differ somewhat in different parts of the state, but the principle is always the same. In Portland standard milk is limited to J.8 % hutterfac. If any distributor should deliver richer milk he is required to charge two cents more. In Josephine and Jackson counties richer milk is more drastically discouraged. The moment a distributor goes above 3-4% butterfat he must charge his customers one cent more, and at 3.7% he must charge still another cent, and so on through several price ranges. These regulations controlling the richness of milk make it impossible to give the consumer greater value for his money. At the same time, such restric tions increase farmer surpluses of butterfat. Mdk control holds down the richness of milk you can get for your money and reduces the market for the farmer’s cream. The questions and answers at right show some other ways in which the Oregon M ilk Control affects YOU. z. / z « Q Doot M ilk Control tot the price you muat pay? A. Yoa. I hat is the purpose for which the law was designed. It sets floor prices, not coiling prices. Q» Doe* M ilk Control discourage competitive distrihw- Hon of milk? V Too. No one can enter the milk business if the Administrator says such new competi tion might disturb existing distributors. Dee* th* Oregon M ilk Control Low roguloOo Sani tary condition*? has absolutely nothing to do with the sanitation, health inspection, cleanliness, or the purity of milk. A. No. I t Srod for thio free booklet. You McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW DEALER AND • n«j your family or« vitally con O . Doot M ilk Control lim it the supply 0« O rodo A milk? cerned by aaythina that affect* the m ilk (apply o f yoar com munity. Learn how O regon M ilk C o n tro l affect* Y O U . W rite to Safeway Store*. 11 19 S B. 1 bird. Poriiaod 14. Ota. A. Yoa. To sell Grade A milk for your use a farmer must first get permission from the Administrator. If he gets permission (and many do not), he is given a quota. Il be produces more he must often sell the sur- tlus at a lower price for cheese or other actory uses. f R E P A IR S E R V IC E Q . Does M ilk Control ollow you O low er price who«* Across from Shell Station p. O. Box 596 Brookings, Oregon Phone 344 SAFEWAY you carry milk homo yourself? V ou pay the higher costa of door-to- door delivery whether you use this service or not. A. No.
