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Thursday, July io, 1952
BROOKINGS-HARBOR P IL O T , BROOKINGS, OREGON
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT
Local News
nie Kay Mincer will dance and talent, w ith beautiful costumes,
present her sum m er class of dance will add to the festival enterfjtin-
students. A variety show, all local m ent.
Entered ax second-class matter, at the postofflce at Brookings, Ore.,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mincer are
March 7, 1946, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
new occupants of the Robinson
home. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson left
D ewey A kers , Editor and Publisher
for G rants Pass the first of the
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note the fragrance when the eve
ning
shadows fall. It seems that
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Visitors at the M. M. Jaklewicz
home in H arbor since June 26
w’ere Mrs. Frank Skipw orth and
daughter Allison of Aberdeen, Mrs
The average voter of the country w ants Eisenhower for [»resident Milton Hammell of Hoquiam and
but the tactics used by the Republican political machine backing Mrs. H arry Crick, grandm other of
T aft seem to have the inner track in pushing a candidate upon the Mrs. Jaklewicz. Miss Connie ac
voters who certainly cannot be called popular, or popular enough to companied them when they re
Assure a Republican victory this fall. The average voter, interviewed turned to th eir homes Saturday,
by the Pilot over the past ten days, including some at Medford, at for a m onth’s vacation.
Everything that helps this community is as
C ra te r Lake, and elsewhere. People simply do not like the tactics
On S atu rd ay betw een shows at
being used by the Rejublican party, and are not "going along.”
sured
o f this bank’s interest and active
the Pine Cone T heatre, Miss Bon-
The main contention against Eisenhower seems to be th at he has
support. The stronger we are—the more we
worn an arm y uniform for thirty-odd years. His popular appeal
can help.
is far above any modern candidate unless it was Franklin D. Roose Congress and perhaps for this
year,
unless
a
special
session
is
velt in the 1932 campaign. A pparently he is being pushed aside.
Therefore, when you make a deposit in this
H ere it is —the Republicans w ith their best opportunity to break called. I expect to be m ore or less
bank,
you accomplish two things: you im
the long chain of Dem ocratic years, and doing everything possible regularly in my office in Rose
prove your own financial position, and you
to keep from winning. Can you wonder th at voters are confused? burg (1318 Riverside drive) a f
te r the middle of August. My
aid this bank to become an increasingly pow
office here in W ashington, D. C.
erful factor in promoting local advancement.
direct the com m ittee to m ake a will, however, be kept open all
full investigation of the m atte r the time. W hile I am in Oregon
and report to the House. Due to I shall be visiting all of the seven
s o m e complications developing counties of our F ourth Congres
from the fact that another m em
BROOKINGS, OREGON
By Harris Ellsworth, M. C. ber had introduced a resolution sional district. Such travel will
m ean that replies to letters ad'
Around the first of this year calling for the investigation of the dressed to me at Roseburg may
Dependable H om e Institution"
th ere came to light some facts Indian Bureau for other reasons, be delayed. Many things might be
House
action
was
delayed.
Last
regarding queer and doubtless ou t'
handled m ore quickly if letters
M ember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
right fraudulent transactions in week, however, my resolution was are sent to the office here in W ash
the sale of Indian-owned tim ber passed. The com m ittee will pro ington, D. C.
ceed w ith the investigation.
lands in C urry county.
As Boon as I could get some facts
In a speech I made on the fl<x>r
and some affidavits together on of the House early in March I
his subject, which clearly proveti told the story, as far as we knew
th at there had been several ”ir it then, of some of the Indian
regularities,” I called the m atte r land deals. There were several i
to the attention of the House “queer” deals. For example, in
C om m ittee on Interior and Insu one case the Indian owners re
lar Atliairs. At about the same ceived $1350,(XX) for some land, j
tim e 1 intnxlueed a resolution in The purchaser then sold the land
tin* House of Representatives to for $165.(XX) to a "buyer” who
im m ediately gave an option to the
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K8X»00<K>00<HX><RXMX>00<X»<H»3 third parties for $300,000. The
option holder then sought to sell
the land, which is a valuable tim
ber property, for a reported $8(X>.
Real Estate Broker
(XX). Records I have in my posses
H -mile north on Highway 101 sion indicate that bona fide offers
from [x»ssible purchaseds had been
SPE C IA L: Unfinished 3-bedroom m ade to the Indian Bureau in
’s acre, lovely ocean view, good am ounts of two or three times
w ater Bendix washer and gas the price [»aid for the land to the
cook stove Included. Gtxxl buy at Indians in the sale mentioned.
$7(XX\ Terms.
W ith Timken Dual Drive—Mack Buggies—Eaton Hendrickson
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It is a pleasure to note that
New unfinished 2-bedroom home
even
under the stress and strain
w ith ocean v lew, good road, just
of the closing days of a congres
reduced to $2400 cash.
sional session, m em bers do not
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lose their sense of humor, as may
New Unfinished Houses: $2,600 lx* seen from the following quotes:
cash for 2-bednx>m, n i c e floor
(\»M(/rcssm<iH S c n rc a c r of Kan
[»Ian, a v a il view’, good road. Also sas* "Now and then we see a quo-
2 lots in town. 2-bedroom, some t a t i o n accredited ‘anonymous.
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m aterials on h a n d $3150 total Many of these are excellent. Ont
price.
recent anonym ous statem ent was
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to the effect th a t: The only con
Approximately 1 acre of ocean cern that m akes money without
frontage, grand view, $3000 Also
advertising is the United S tates
•
Choice of 145 H. I’, or 155 M. P. Motors •
large ocean frontage lot. $1500.
mint. The mint m akes the money
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first, and it’s up to each of us to
New 2- and 3-bedroom homes. m ake it la s t’."
from $10,300 to $12,500, in city.
Congressman Curtis of .Vcbnix-
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Lovely view lots, approximately ka: “G overnm ent regulations in
‘«-acre and up. $600 and up Easy s<»me of the W ashington bureaus
require that employees ktx*p de
term s.
tailed
records of how they spend
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their time. Som etim es these re-
CONTACT-
HOMK food inoeafmenf p ref
ports take several hours to be fill
er fM'a in Cwry County. Como
ed out by the employee, especially
in and are uVwif we hove to
if he or she w ants to Impress the
o ft* .
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boss An elevator ojx'rator. how
O ther home», ocean /rimfupe, ever, sets a record for brevity. His
lofs and acreage.
report read this w ay: Up 50'».
Down 50*3.”
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