2
a year to complete. O th e r m ill- : p
M f h a f r I f ' c W n r t h on a jig -sa w puzzle.
ta ry item s cannot be ordered to- 1 V' 1
ll o iiw i ill
I went home th a t evening fu llv
day and received tom orrow . A p
convinced th a t n o th in g in life was
By C L IF F O R D P. R O W E
propriation s fo r governm ent ex
im possible; I was even encour-
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penditures, however, are made an V <Y GOOD W IF E packed up ¡aged to hope th a t the same thing
T IIK IU .'M NO S I B H T IT I T E FO R C l IU I L A T I ON
n u a lly by the Congress. T o m ake
the ch ildren the o th e r d a v i1113.'' happen again.
K u lr r rd an »ewind eia»» m itlte r, a l Ih«- ix « to f f , ce a l M nxikln«», < »recita, M arch
7, UM«, under Ibe A ct of M a rch 3, IH7V.
it ¡MisMble fo r the Defense De- j and le ft fo r her m o th e r’s
O f course, I understand th a t
The
p a rtm e n t to place an order d u r-
p n l y difference those who have television are
A/ inna A kers , O w n er and Publisher
ing one fiscal year (an a p p ro p ria
between her de- m a kin g great strides in re lieving
tion year) and pay fo r it d u rin g
H l HS< R IP T IO N R A T K H :
p a r t u r e and the pressure o f e n te rta in in g . They
One Y ear, In advance (In C u rry C ou nty) .............. ................ ................
— I-' <*•
another fiscal year, it has become
those
w hich y o u 1 ju s t welcom e the guests, seat
One Y a a r, In advance < outalde C urry C ou nty) ................
...........
>3 ftO
custom ary fo r the Congress to ap
read a b o u t in them w here th e y can w atch te le
C laaalfleil A dverlialn < Ita le». 15c per line M in im um ftOc caab.
p ro p ria te money in advance o f ,
co m fo rta b ly,
and
then
books was th a t vision
A ll advertising copy m ust be In by 5 o'clock Tuesday evening to insure pub
expenditure* in the fo rm o f con
lication.
she
said
she s c u rry down tow n to a good movie
N ew s Items and classified ads w ill be aecelved up to Wednesday noon.
tra c t a u th o rity fo r fu tu re d e liv
w ould be back in u n til th e y feel i t tim e to dash
ery’. The to ta l o f the sums so
N a tio n a l A d v e r tis in g R e p r e s e n ta tiv e
home. Then they sneak in the
a few days.
appropriated o r obligated fo r f u - 1
W h ile I n a tu r back door ju s t in tim e to shake
W eekly N ewspapers R epresentatives , I nc .
tu re paym ent is staggering. D u r
N ew Y o rk
*
< h le a g o
♦
D e tr o it
♦
P h ila d e lp h ia
a lly missed hav the hands o f the d e p a rtin g guest
ing the second h a lf of the present ’
ing
s o m e o n e and listen to them rave about
N O T IC K T O B TIB S C R IR K R S : K ind ly no tify of any change of address In a d
fiscal year, w hich w ill end June
vance. F a ilu re to do so costs two cents per Issue sent to the old address.
T h^
around to see to th e ir w o n d e rfu l evening.
Subscription w ill be dropped unless subscrlbr notifies Pilot o f change.
30, there is available in the fo rm
it th a t I d id n ’ t tre n d is encouraging to say the
of unexpended appropriations and
T elevision m ay have an
absent - m inded- least.
contract authorizations some $140
ly leave home in advantage a fte r all.
billions!
A bout $60 b illio n s o f
the m o rning m i
this was provided in 1952, the nus some essential clothing, I did
A P P R E C IA T IO N
The Brookings F ire D epartm ent is d e fin ite ly on the job!
W e w ould lik e ve ry m uch to
rem ainder is the am ount o f such benefit to the extent o f having an
W hen the A kers fire was reported Monday afternoon, in no tim e
appropriations made p rio r to 1952. experience o f w hich I had often th a n k everyone w ho helped w ith
at a ll the Are tru c k was on the way. The men w orked lik e
the care o f V io le t W o o d riff du rin g
Most, but not q u ite all, of th is though t o f b u t never realized.
beavers to jrut out the blaze. Neighbors and friends gave th e ir
h e r fin a l illness.
W e w ish also
backlog o f appropriated but un
assistance.
Some good friends in v ite d me to th a n k those w ho sent cards
expended money is fo r the m ili
In d ie s took home soaked and stained garm ents and linens
over fo r d in n e r and the evening and flow ers.
ta ry departm ents.
to t r y to restore them so that the Akers fa m ily m ig h t use them
kn ow ing I was alone. T h a t in i t
A L A N W O O D R IF F
I M E N T IO N this s itu a tio n firs t self was not so unusual as I have
again.
A L V IN W O O D R IF F
of
a
ll
to
show
th
a
t
re
ce
n
tly
re
And the Akers fa m ily w ent home w ith the Goldizens ju s t as
been in v ite d out before; but this
and F a m ily .
vealed
shortages
of
supplies
in
n a tu ra lly as a horse goes to w ater. N o t because Mrs. Goldizen
was the firs t tim e th a t m y host
GEORGE
LEE WOODRIFF
Korea cannot be blamed on Con d id n ’t knock h im self o u t and me
is employed by The P ilo t, but ju st because we feel we w a n t to
and Family
gress.
Money
in
ple
n
ty
has
been
a t the same tim e in his endeavor?
te ll everyone that they are real friends.
made available, but the previous to e n te rta in . H e accepted me as
I t seems th a t The P ilo t sta ff has ju s t gotten through helping
a d m in is tra tio n sim ply did not get one o f the fa m ily and dispensed
me over a rough s|)ot and now again it came to the fro n t to take
the am m u n itio n and o th e r sup w ith the usual fol-de-rol w hich
every load off m y shoulders that they can. L u lu Goldizen, Paul
plies produced and shipped. The most people hold to be necessary
Peterson and Thomas M anning are loyal w orkm en. T hey go
Eisenhow er a d m in is tra tio n knows when guests are in the home.
beyond the call of duty.
a ll aboot this s itu a tio n and, I am
T o a ll the jieople of the com m unity th a t have helped me o r
, „ ij j
,,
.
.
i H e fla tte re d me im m ensely by
told, is proceeding at once to step ¡ ,
„riv ile e e o f talc,
offered help. I w ant to say that 1 appreciate it. Y our good w ill
up the production program to
, c p , “V
OI ’ .
and kindness is a strong s ijpport and encouragem ent to me and
keep pace w ith Korean w a r a n d !
Hand “ . d’d" ‘
m y children at this time.
defense requirem ents. The o t h e r ° ^ d ' ° sland on h,s pead
point involved in this discussion ±
evPry " me
MRS. DEWEY AKERS and FAMILY.
is th a t w ith a cushion of m ore ,t £ " .
a u l! ln ,he
a to ry w ork on the N icke l M oun than $100 b illio n s to w o rk w ith t,o n ™ order to keep me fro m be-
in g bored.
In fact, since there
tain ore from the s ta rt. I t has surely the IX ’ fense D epartm ent
was an in te re s tin g program on the
can
do
sufficient
re
a
d
ju
stin
g
in
cooperated w ith the Bureau o f
radio, he stretched out on the
Mines by fu rn ish in g both money purchasing contracts to obtain
'" T S . .
davenport and listened w ith me
needed d u rin g
the
and technical help. I have been e v e ry th in g
1 w h ile his w ife and young son
«J
in touch w ith the subject t h e , com ing fiscal year even i f the re
w ere down on the flo o r w o rk in g
whole tim e and it has been an quests in the pending T ru m a n
in te re stin g even a d ra m a tic — budget are sharply out. I am in
HARRIS ELLSWORTH, M.C. development.
form ed on excellent a u th o rity House th a t he received fro m a ll
4th District, Oregon
N ow the process is ready fo r th a t if new appropria tions to sections o f the U nited States some
E V E R A L YEAR S ago. in f a c t '? fu,, sca,e try -o u t. It w ould not ta llin g $72.9 billions, as request 1,700 le tte rs, telegram s and post-
be correct tQ say th a t the process <*d in the T ru m a n budget, should ¡caJ ^ ? ,ast. wpc k - le s s than 70 of
it wva» d u rin g my first term
w hich c ritic a l o f him and his
as a M em ber of Congress, I took is perfected, but there is every | be passed by this session o f C on com m ittee a c tiv itie s , and m any
508 H. St. Phone 1001
likelihood
th
a
t
it
can
and
w
ill
be
gress,
the
to
ta
l
funds
available
a prom inent part in the success
fo r expenditure fo r the fiscal year o f those 70 w ere anonym ous! I t
perfected
and
successfully
o
p
e
ra
t
fu l effo rt to establish at Albany,
beginning J u ly 1 w ill exceed $175 1S encouraging to know th a t it is
CRESCENT CITY
Oregon, a U. S. Bureau of Mines ed. A t least the H anna o rg a n i
billions.
p re tty d iffic u lt to deceive the peo-
zation
th
in
k
s
so
and
o
u
r
n
ickel-
E le c tro m e ta llu rg ic a l
L a b o ra to ry .
t -
»u-* - _
. .
,
PIe of o u r co u n try,
i o me th a t seems to be a fa r
T ills fa c ility , as its name in d i starved Defense D epartm ent pen
ex.
I*
lar'gPly
devoted
to
the
p
l*
i"
s.is
l
,h
a
'
,hpy
*'°
ah,-ad
and
cai
g re a te r to ta l am ount than p r u - ------------------- ■ ------- ■
relopment
processes fo r Í Kl’.
" P*'°duJ‘, *o*»-
dent business judgm ent should
developm
ent o
oi f new
new pro,
1 have .rust learned th a t w o rk re q u ire i t i to be.
The point is
th e e x tra ctio n and refinem ent of
m etals w ith the use of e le c tric on the ra ilro a d spur and clearing th a t I th in k the budget can and
w ill begin in about tw o weeks. should
.....................
.....v ,,. by ten billions
ity .
t>e reduced
»»anna N ’ckcl S m e ltin g C om- , an(j the pending tax reduction b ill
In Juxtifying the expenditure ! pan). plan, , o staI.,‘ c w l i n
s„ . e¡
o f Federal funda on the construe-1 fo r , he m ain budding in August enacted.
lio n and operation of this labora and they hope to lx*gin operating
♦ E V E R Y M E M B E R of Congress
to ry , I argued that such w ork in June of next vear.
w
ho served as chairm an o f the
w ould repay its cost to the gov
So w hat was ju s t an Idea a fe w ,H o u s e
U n-A m erican
A c tiv itie s
ernm ent. It six'med reasonable year* ago is now about to be a
com
m
ittee
has
been
subjected
to
th a t it w ould do so in the course
-
. 1
, a
m u lti-m illio n d o lla r in d u s try in a smear cam paign of lies, m is-
of tu n e I had no wlldeat h o pe.; Oregon w hich w
ill supply an u r representations, and fa b ricated or
how ever, that m y argum ent would
ge
n
tly
needed
m
etal fo r o u r de tw iste d quotations. W hen R e p re -,
t>e proven so com pletely o r so
fense w ork.
sentative H arold Velde o f Illin o is,
q u ic k ly
F o r several years the
|a splendid, in te llig e n t and eon- j'j
lab has been producing a m eta,
know n as Z irconium (not o th e r ♦ D E V E L O P M E N T S came rapid- Scientious man became chairm an
w ise obtainable in q u a n tity in ly last week on m y House Rose- 'o f th a t com m ittee at the begin- 1*
th is c o u n try ) fo r a v ita l defense h itio n 89 w hich d ire c ts the I n - i ’iin g of th is Congress, the le ft-
and
com m ie-sym pathizer ¡1
plant. The annual saving to the te rlo r co m m itte e to investigate | " ing
the U. S Indian Bureau and l t * ! w o lf pack began yapping at his
governm ent on tins product alone
They had considerabh
1» equal unH ually to more than
ir3nB®ctions. The resolution 1 heels.
also calls fo r a study o f the In - tro u b le g e ttin g a n yth in g
"o n ”
th e to t'd cost ot the laboratory
dian
problem
lo oking
to w a rd I Velde because his record is clean
A t home 1 have said repeated- 1. .¡„i «■
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Brookings Harbor Pilot
Thursday, April 2, »953
When We Find 'Friends Indeed'
Serving Brookings
Since 1933
Letter From
Washington
ROEDER
Funeral Home
S
S he ch
?
A «1
MQÍÍÍ
0E
ly th a t the B ureau of Mines La- h K’s,a ,lo n
boratory is ot great value to o u r
area (and to the whole country*,
o f course) because it prepares
the way to r the development of
unexplored and undeveloped m in
eral resources In our m ountains
One such deposit, w ell know n fo r
h
l l
nf t w
'
"
the fo rm ot Inw-gTxde ore In
N ic k e l M ountain
near Riddle.
F o r several years the la b o ra to ry
has been w o rk in g on a process
w hich would produce pu r,' nickel
fro m that ore on a practical basis.
k ,. . I . . .
,
,
M m '.f d 'V » '.r1*5,J !
'
*
\
. i » 1 . ”
i'' 1” »' ica > no
j
,
< q u a n tity production of
it in Am erica
w hich w ’n m aki' I n - |« n d
he conducted
h earin g s
and
dians free and independent c it i- | o th e r ac tiv ities of the com m ittee
zens.
- The R ules co m m ittee h e’d | on
’he
highest
plane.
T hey 1
a hearing on the resolution Tues- though t they had him ! On a radio
day*, reported it fa vo ra b ly, and ¡ show he was asked if his co m m it-
it was passed hv the House on tee intended to investigate in the
Wednesday*. I understand the I n religious field. He replied, q uite
te rio r com m ittee through its sub properly, to the effect th a t it was
c om m ittee on Indian A ffa irs w ill th e ir fu n ctio n to look in to com
b r ' " " " ’ ,rk " "
•" » " « -
m unist a c tiv ity on the p a rt of in
,i i a f r b . H e a rin g , w ill be held in
d ividuals regardless of who they
, hc
SOIni, tin u ,
, h i,
are o r w here they m ig h t be em
j tx 'lie \e
ployed. T h a t did it ! H is answer
was im m e d ia te ly tw iste d to in fe r
p u N S . T A N K S , planes, am m unl- th a t he proposed to investigate
" I (¡on an ,j Of|v.r w a r defense
..........................- ......................- ’ he churches.
N a tu ra lly
th a t
” PPlie* cannot be produced in - ix'rve rsio n of w hat he said set up
s in n tly when and as prescribe,!, q u ite a storm . F o rtu n a te ly the
j , Monietim es takes years to de- tr u th was not fa r behind the mis-
velop and produce a new plane, representation
ppsi
in publicatio n in
I )x* great Hanna ( om pany of New ships of any size at a ll gen- newspapers and on the radio
U c v rla n d has follow ed the labor- e ra lly require much longer than
M i. Velde has reported to the
financial
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