Brookings-Harbor pilot., March 19, 1953, Page 2, Image 2

T he pu rp o se of th e Azalea
H ouse is to fu rn ish housing at
a cost ra n g e th a t w ould enable
girls to a tte n d college th a t per­
haps would o th erw ise d ro p out or
cause h ard sh ip s w ith in th e fam ­
ily budget.
2 Brookings Harbor Pilot Thursday, March 19, 1953 For W hat It's W orth Tips and Topics
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H A R R IS E L L S W O R T H . M.C.
4th D istrict, O regon
H E R E IS A LO T of sp ec u la­
tio n in this C ity of W a sh in g ­
ton now about w hat is going
h ap p en in R ussia since S ta lin is
gone.
Obviously th e point of
g re a te s t in tere st is w hat th e
ch a n g e in th e R ussian governm ent
will m ean to us and to th e w orld.
Most of th e inform ed guesses
a r e th a t 51-year-old M alenkov,
p ro te g e of S ta lin and head o f the
C om m unist
p a rty o rganization,
will, because of his |x»litical po­
sitio n , tu rn up as n u m b er one
m an . H ow ever, som e equally in-
fo rm ed opinion is th a t no one of
T
’ IM A G IN E EV ER Y O N E h a s
h eard of th e w om an who in
D ecem ber developed a sudden
By S ylvia L ee
C u rry C o u n ty C o m m itte e
craze for stra w b e rrie s. W ell, the
M eetin g H eld
o th e r day I had a sim ilar d esire A p p lica n ts For
A
zalea
H
ouse
W
a
n
ted
hut it w asn t for
C ounty co m m ittee m e t Monday,
C u rry cou n ty 's q u o ta in filling
Is o m e t hing to
M
arch
9, in Gold B each a t Sylvia
a 58-girl cap acity Co-op house a t
cat.
L
ee’s
a
p
a rtm e n t an d m ad e te n ta ­
O regon S ta te College is one girl.
T he urg e cam e T h e A zalea house extension u n it tive plans for th e S p rin g Festival
w hen
I
w as chairm en are desirous of placing to be held M ay 6.
A rran g em e n ts for sp eak ers, and
daiving along th e th e ir q u o ta com ing this next S ep ­
A , » J highw ay
on
a tem b er w hen th e 1954 fall term app o in tin g co m m itte es fo r the
fairly long trip. com m ences, and th e Azalea House v arious ac tiv ities of th e day was
r*
th e o rd e r of th e d a y ’s business,
1 w as all alone will be com pletely finished.
except th a t th e re
T he board feels it is desirable besides, th e re g u la r business of
, w ere p len ty of to have all college classes re p re ­ dues; n o m in atin g co m m itte e for
cars m eeting m e sented in th e personnel of th e com ing election; A zalea H ouse ac­
land w hizzing by house w hich m eans they would tiv ities and 1953-54 hom e exten
W ith each d riv ­ like to have fresh m en , sopho­ sion u n it p rogram .
e r ’s eyes glued on th e road ahead, m ores, ju n io rs and seniors re p re ­
R ead P ilot / d s — it p a y s ’
jaw set, and concerned w ith noth- sented.
hig but a d estin atio n som ew here
dow n th e yellow line.
All of a sudden I found m yself
w ondering w h at would happen if
I should suddenly sto p m y car,
When your telephone receiver
flag down one of those approach-
is carelessly left off its hook,
ing, and ask th e d riv e r how the
folks w e re a t hom e and how he
you are robbed of incoming
found business th ese days,
calls. One receiver off the hook
j suppose I w as recallin g those
on
a party line, and no one can
days w hen as a y o u n g ster I used
receive incoming or make out­
| O visit g ra n d fa th e r on th e farm
and he would ta k e m e along to
going calls. Be sure to replace
th e neighboring village for su p ­
the receiver carefully after every
plies.
I
K n lr r rtl a * M riih d rlaao m a tte r. Mt the iM m lo fflrr at HronkliiKk. O rrg u a, M arch
7, IIMH, under the A r t o f M arch 3, IM79.
is concerned unless o r un til th e ’r
in tern a l political situ a tio n begins
to crack.
IN H IS S T A T E of th e Union
m essage,
P resid en t
E isenhow er
called for a congressional resolu-
tio n (in w hich he w ould join)
w hich w ould m ak e c le a r th a t this
governm ent recognizes no kind of
c o m m itm e n ts contained in se c re t
u n d e rsta n d in g s of th e ¡»ast w ith
to foreign go v ern m en ts w hich per-
m it en slavem ent. A Jo in t R esolu-
tion (H .J. Res. ¿00) designed to
carry out th a t idea has been re-
P<»rt»«d favorably by both H ouse
and S e n a te com m ittees.
I guess it is irrqx)ssible to w rite
a piece of legislation on an im ­
p o rta n t and com plicated su b ject
th a t will please everyone. I d o n ’t
like th e w ording of th e pending
resolution.
I th in k it fails to
s l r ’ke out boldly and clearly w ith
a s ta te m e n t of th e basic principle
He would hitch D andy to th e
buggy and we w ould be on o u r
way. W henever we m et a n o th e r
rig, both d riv ers .would pull in on
th e reins, put th e w hip in its
t h e tin ..... . Idin top men in the ■tated tty 'he President that we socket, and for ten o r fifteen m in ­
K re m lin will becom e su p rem e b u t 1 ren o u n ce any ag reem en t w ith anv u te s th ey would ex ch an g e th a t
th a t th e new d ic ta to rsh ip will b e p o re ‘Kn governm ent w hich has inform ation so im p o rtan t to farni-
th a t of a trio o r q u a r te t of stro n g been used to bring people u n d er m ers and neighbors. And w h i’e
m en each with ins own response the domination ol totalitarian nu­ th ey talked, th e horses would nip
b ility w orking to g eth er.
j perialism . In stea d of spilling out a t th e w eeds and g rass along th e
l th in k it is « fact th a t S ta lin
P rinciple clea rly H .J. Res. roadside and a young lad would
w a s th e m aster. H e selected th e! 200 r,' f,' rs
,h e "P erversion of learn w hat friendsh ip w as w hen
him
He
got
rid
o
f
I
In
te
rp
re
ta
tio
n
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and applications. people had th e tim e to cu ltiv a te
m en aro u n d him. He got
th o se who displeased him F rom w h a te v e r th a t m ight m ean. Als< it.
I guess G randad w a sn ’t in m uch
all accounts, his w as th e m a s te r in stead of d ec la rin g a principle
applicable
anyw
here,
any
tim
e
of
a h u rry to go w h ere he w as
s tra te g y . T he o th e rs ca rrie d out
h is policies and his orders. W hat and to any governm ent, th e reso­ going; he had all day to do it.
little in fo rm atio n we have had lution is d irec ted so lely a t th e and he evidently felt th a t th e i
O f course, the tim e spent in friendly eonversa
ab o u t R ussian in tern a l affairs Soviet Union.
.w i n s to in dicate th a t S ta lin e n ­ S oviet is th e g u ilty governm ent tion w ith his neighbors w as som e­
joyed genuine (xipuiarity. It would but I doubt if it should be con­ th in g to be sought a f te r ra th e r
seem m ost likely, th erefo re, th at sidered to have a m onopoly U|xin th an to he avoided. I doubt if he
w as ev e r lonesome.
th o se who have now fallen heir guilt.
I don’t im agine I will ever give
H
ow
ever,
and
this
goes
gaek
to
to resixm sibility will, for th e tin t?
b eing a t least, m ake th e ir deci­ my first com m ent on this subject, a m odern m otorist the shock of
sions on th e basis th at "T his is even though 1 dislike th e w ording his life by stopping him in his
w h a t th e g reat S ta lin would have of th e resolution it does get m adcap p u rsu it of w h a te v er he is
d o n e.” In o th e r w ords, th e re will across th e idea th a t we a re chasing by inquiring about th e
probably he little o u tw a rd change ag a in st enslav em en t, and it does s ta te of his health. B ut, n ev e r­
in R ussian policies and a ttitu d e s nold out hope to th e oppressed, theless. th e re will be tim es I am
in so fa r as th e rest of th e w orld o it will d oubtless he approved. su re w hen I ’ll wish I w as d riving
a horse and had friends to g reet
W H E N I WAS over in th e Sen- along th e way.
DAIRY CREEM
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ite office building th e o th e r a fte r-
| noon to discuss som e O A C land
J problem s w ith S e n a to r C ordon. I
i noticed som ething th a t ap pealed
io m e very m uch. On th e door to
S e n a to r T a f t's office, w hich is
across th e co rrid o r from S e n a to r
Cordon s, is th e usual sm all nam e
p late hut u n d er it th e w ords
W ALK
I N ' .*•! e let 1I i cd.
It
seem ed so friendly and inviting
th at iny first im pulse w as th a t 1
would put th e sam e on m y office
door. T h en I rem em bered. The
door to my office ts alw ays O P E N :
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Mr. and M rs. W illiam T h o m p ­
son a re p a re n ts of a son, born
M arch 14. He has been nam ed
R obert.
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Dr. and Mrs. R ichard S m ith upon
th e a rriv a l of a son. M arch IB,
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