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2 Brookings Harbor l’il it 1 luirsday, |unc iS, 1953 BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT T IIK K F 'K K a lrr r d m NO >1 H > T IT l T K I OK < I K < I L A T I < I N •ri-o n d «<»»» m a i le r , »1 th e p t M lo f f lr r »1 H rooW In»», O re g o n . 7, 1 8 1 *. u n d e r Ih e A c t o f M a rc h 3 , 1 *7 8 . M a rc h M inna A kers , Owner and Publisher g t K M K I I ’TIO.N KATES: One Y e a r, In advance (In C u rry County» - One Y ear. In advn • •• « u r r \ ii.u r.ty » ».1 30 C laeelfled A dvertisin g Kates. 15c per line M in im um 50c caali. A ll ad vertising copy m ust be In by 5 o'clock Tuesday evening to Insure put>- M » w s'H em s’ and classified a.ls w ill be received up to W ednesday noon. N a tio n a l A d v e r tis in g R e p re s e n ta tiv e W eekly N ewspapers R epresentatives , I nc . New Y o rk ♦ < hlcngn ♦ D e tro it ♦ 1 hll»«lt Iphta N O T IC E T O S U B S C R IB E R S : K ind ly n o tify of any change o f address In a d vance. F a ilu re to do so coats tw o cents per Issue sent to the old address. Subscription w ill be dropped unless subscrlbr no tifies P ilot of change. IN A F E W W E E K S we shall have the p rivile g e o f show ing our interest in the youth of o u r com m unity. T h is generation has lived in an age of w a r and tu rm o il. I f we are to have o rder and peace in the fu tu re it is they who w ill have to b rin g it about. We have gone fa r in o u r m echanical developm ent, in s c ie n ti fic research and in the uses of in stru m e n ts of w a r and destruc tio n but are only beginning the study o f hum an relations. The youth of today m ust be prepared to guide o u r co u n try in to the fu ll re a liza tio n o f w o rld leadership w hich o u r c o u n try now holds. Adequate school fa c ilitie s and salaries th a t w ill a ttra c t the best teachers w ill help to give the yo u th the prepa ra tio n w hich they need to b rin g about a new order. N ever before in o u r h isto ry has the need fo r w o rld understanding been so fu lly placed upon o u r co u n try. W hat w o do w ill determ ine the fu tu re We must give the yo u th the tra in in g to assume and solve the problems. On the six th day of J u ly the citizens o f this co m m u n ity have the rig h t to meet w ith the School Board to discuss the 1953-64 school budget. Are you ready and w illin g to accept th is respon s ib ility ? A re you inform ed? I f not, w hy not? Whose respon s ib ility is it ? Y our leaders o f the area in school a ffa irs ; the school board, and p a rtic u la rly the school budget com m ittee and C u rry C ounty R u ra l School Board representatives have studied the problem s and needs o f this com m unity. T he budget prepared by this group is presented to you in this issue. Y our reaction to th is plan w ill be welcomed at the m eeting scheduled as before stated. M r. Ham pton, superintendent of schools, has prepared fo r this issue a few statem ents re la tiv e to this m a tte r th a t you w ill wish to consider. He has explained fo r us the new la w w hich w ill affect o u r 1933-54 "s e tu p ” . I f the youth have th is huge re sp o n sib ility a w a itin g them , we as v o tin g citizens w ill surely take tim e to become in form ed and help in any w ay we can in the p re p a ra tio n they w ill need to meet the fu tu re . by ear. He w ill ship his auto by boat and fly to Anchorage. M rs Hysom is a fashion designer and w ith her husband owns a je w e lry Tli<‘ P ilo t was honored by the store w hich gives fo u r shows a c a ll of one of its Alaskan sub- year th ro u g h o u t Alaska. M r. tc rib e rs last week when II. G. Hysom w ill go to N rw Y o rk as H ysom of Anchorage came in to J renew his subscription. M r. H y- potenta te of the S h rin e rs of lo m is ow ner of acreage in West , Alaska at the convention this They w ill come south to B rookings and has' been a guest year. of Bonn M otel fo r about tw o I C a lifo rn ia th is com ing w in te r and weeks, and visited relatives in expect to develop th e ir p roperty C a lifo rn ia Indore going to S eattle here eve n tu a lly. A la s k a n Subscriber V is its P ilo t z z A A A A 4 4 4 A A * 2 Letter From W ashington w -- ■ T ru s tin g th a t m y readers w ill The new ed itio n o f N autical <cop the title o f this colum n in C hart 5902. covering the West m ind, I wish to announce that Coast of Oregon and W ashington, fin a lly a f t e r i Yaquina Head to C olum bia, can By H A R R IS E L L S W O R T H . M C. years of c.\i>er-; be obtained at the fo llo w in g ad- H E R E L A T IV E peace and qui-( imentation, I ’ve I dresses: Independent Stevedore Co., et of this Congressional session discovered t h e Coos Bay. Oregon is about to be shattered by th e ] ideal vacation and consideration of several highly» program f o r U S . Coast and Geodetic Survey controversial issues in rapid sue-1 those p a rtic u D is tric t Office. Rm. 502 Panama cession. Some o f the hot o n e s! la rly desirous Bldg., 534 SW T h ird Ave., Port- are: g e t t i n g land, Oregon. * o f 11 Reduction of the A ir Force I it -------------------------- '— ' ----------------------- away from appropria tion o rig in a lly request-1 all. The plan tr u th fu lly say th a t I have just ed. is a sim ple o n e . experienced m y firs t honest-to- the so-called excess p ro fits ta x _ ju st undergo [ goodness vacation. F o r e ight days, 2) Taxes. W hat to do about surgery a n d I lay fla t on m y back looking at w hich erpires June 30. I f no re spend at least nothing but the room ’s four duction in personal incom e taxes i week in the hospital. w alls. The only tra v e lin g in- is made fo r the fin a l six m onths R ealizing th a t there are those volved was a short tr ip to the o f this year as proposed in the operating room and back which Reed b ill, it is argued th a t the who consider a vacation to be a had nothing in com m on w ith the ra i!u re unless they cover at excess p ro fits tax should be con usual vacation tra v e l w ith the least a thousand miles behind the tinued fo r th a t length o f tim e. exception th a t on the return 3) Foreign aid. The question is wheel o f a ear and re tu rn home a nervous w reck, I am aware ja u n t I resembled m any highway not "w h e th e r” but "h o w m uch” . 4) Federal p u b lic housing. H ow th a t m.v suggestion m ay not be . drive rs — I was unconscious, a popular one. | The glorious p a rt o f the eight m any public housing u n its shall Speaking fo r m yself. I can . days of vacation was th a t in ad- be b u ilt in the next fiscal year? ------------------------------------------------------d itio n to having no w o rrie s about The item is in an a p propria tion "T h e C om m ander-in-C hief of w here I w ould fin d lodging each b ill. The budget suggested 35,- 000. The House refused funds the A rm ed Forces, President E i - , evening. I also knew exactly fo r any. The Senate put in 35,- senhower, is the n a tio n ’s m o s t|w h at the b ill w'ould be before I m ilita r y expert. He started. And the service which 000. T his item w ill doubtless be em inent compromised but there w ill be knows o u r m ilita r y in a ll its included a bath and tw o back strength, and in its weaknesses, rubs daily, reading m aterials, heated House debate on it. T h i s W ith th a t knowledge, experience meals, flow ers and frie n d ly chit- 5) Socialized medicine, unexpectedly, and judgm ent, the President has chat fa r surpassed th a t usually subject appears and possibly u n in te n tio n a lly , in said, despite a ll the outcries, th a t provided by those interested in the Veterans a d m in istra tio n ap- the cut in the m ilita r y budget seeking a cut o f the tourist p ro p ria tio n b ill as reported to the w ill not weaken national security, d o llar. House. I t carries an innocent " I f and w’hen some of those B e tte r yet,. I received m ore at- looking "le g is la tiv e rid e r” w hich who c ritic iz e th is action get a te n tio n fro m the good w ife and perm its the Veterans a d m in is tra - m ilita r y record equal to th a t o f the o ffsp rin g in th a t sh o rt space lio n to charge fo r tre a tm e n t and the P resident’s, I ’ll listen. U n til o f tim e than in a ll the Fathers’ hospitaliza tion of non-service then. I ’ll p u t m y fa ith in his days, b irth d a ys and pay pay da> connected veteran cases 1 ju d g m e n t.” combined fo r the past seventeen There are num erous oth e r years. O f course, the fact that problem s before Congress, o f A few weeks ago the fo lks in they only had to be around me course, b u t the above five are our o ffice decided we should have fo r a couple o f hours each day ce rta in to generate the most a guest book fo r "o u t-o f-to w n ” m ay in its e lf contain a m oral. heat. visito rs to sign when they came A lth o u g h J am com pletely sold ¡to the office. Such a book was on the vacation value o f m y plan, Perhaps the most d iffic u lt de- d u ly installed and has been on I am at the same tim e convinced cision fo r the average m em ber of the fro n t table less than tw o th a t no norm al person would Congress to m ake in the present m onths. I was amazed when I ever put the idea in to play unless lis t o f tough decisions is how to looked over the names and count- he had to. For me it was i vote on the reduction o f the ap- cd them to fin d th a t 79 people— blessing because I believe it put p ro p ria tio n fo r the A ir Force, most o f them fro m Oregon have me in the proper physical eon- C e rta in ly only an expert is q u a li (.lilt'd at the o ffice in th a t short d itio n to survive any diabolical fied to have a w o rth w h ile opinion tim e. I t w’as a genuine pleasure vacation plans w hich m y fa m ily i a v is it w ith those fo lks I m ay concoct in the summer on th a t subject. I t is equally to have ce rta in th a t no m em ber of Con fro m home. come. gress is such an expert. I like, therefore, the thought expressed by R epresentative EZrrett S criv- ner of Kansas whose a p p ropria tions sub-com m ittee is w ritin g the m ilita r y appropria tions h ill. 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