2 Brookings-Harbor Pilot, Thursday, April i, J954
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT
AN IN D E PE N D E N T N E W SPA PE R
BnUrM l
m
second-cla»« m atter, at the p oatofflce at B rooking». O regon.
March 7, 1946, under the Act of March 3, 1*79
M inna A kers , O w n e r a n d Publisher
WILLIAM G. PH ELPS. E ditor
SU BSC R IPT IO N R ATES:
One Year In ad van ce (In Curry C ounty) .......................- ............- ...........
One Year. In ad van ce (outsid e Curry County)
.....-
N A T IO N A L A D V E R T ISIN G R E P R E S E N T A T IV E
»•>
W eekly N ewspapers R epresentatives , I nc .
New York
C hicago
NEW SPAPER
P U B L IS H E R S
PeW olt
P hilad elp h ia
N A T I O N A L E D IT O R IA L
\ G
I I A S S O C IA T IO N
I
•H -
A SSOCIATION
Governor Patterson's Record
O ne of th e m ost s trik in g fe a tu re s of this y e a r’s G u b e rn ato rial
C am p aig n is the w ide cross-section of th e su p p o rt enjoyed by Gov
e rn o r P au l P a tte rso n .
It w as b ro ught m ore forcibly to a tte n tio n by an ed ito rial in the
G ra n ts P ass Daily C ourier recen tly , com m enting on th e fo rm atio n of
th e first P a tte rso n F o r G overnor Club. 1 he club w as form ed in M ed
ford, next door to hom e for th e G overnor’s opponent. E arl N ew bry.
F u rth e rm o re , th e m en form ing the club w ere the leaders ot th e
R ep u b lican p a rty in th a t area.
As the C o u rier says. E arl N ew bry is personally popular in his
hom e county, an d has long been a business m an there. T he fact th a t
th e leading m en of th a t com m unity sup p o rt G overnor P a tte rso n
sh o u ld cast no shadow’ on N ow bry’s nam e . . . it sim ply m eans th at
th e y believe th e G overnor is th e m an m ost fitted to r his job.
In his ad m in istratio n , th e G overnor has estab lish ed a re p u ta tio n
fo r a firm , honest, intelligent ad m in istratio n . W ith such a record be
hind him. no conscientious R epublican, in Jack so n C ounty or else
w h ere, could refuse to su p p o rt him. And, th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te , Re
p u b lican s who place a high v alu e upon in te g rity a re solidly behind
P au l P atterso n .
George Rush's M em orial
T h e d e a th of G eorge R ush has tak en a fa m ilia r and well-loved
fig u re aw ay from B rookings. But few will leave a m ore en d u rin g
m on u m en t.
As som eone else said, th e d ea th of G eorge R ush is like lights out
for B rookings. But it is precisely because of G eorge th a t th e lights
of B rookings will not go out
In his y ears here, he built an elec trical system w hich has been
m odel of d ep endability . . . so m uch so th a t the days of th e long
o u ta g e s a re alm ost forgotten.
And, as he built his system , G eorge built the respect and a d m ira
tion of his fellow -citizens. He w as a w ell liked m em ber of his com
m u n ity .
So the lights of B rookings will rem ain, and they will co n tin u e t >
b u rn , as a m em orial to G eorge Rush. B ecause of him . this has been
a b rig h te r tow n . . . in m any ways.
a
I
Tnmpmr.Tyn.^immintnnicn^Bpn i n u ftiu nfemnnu p m nTOnn-.’.: RrCTrionminnnnninnnniainnxinina
A PRESENT FOR YOU-
O N OUR I I RS I ANN1VI RSARY
B t'vause you’ve l>een so \e r v nice to us thro u g h o u r first year,
w e d like to do som ething for you.
So. this F rid ay and S a tu rd a y , w e’re offerin g double green
st m v * to ill o u r cu sto m ers . . . and a chance to win the nicest
t! mgs we know of for spring!
I FREE to our luckiest Customer FREE
A Pair of Shoes with Matching
Handbag
House
Drawing 4 P. M.
SATURDAY
BROOKINGS
win.
SO U TH O F D IM M ICK S
.■•nn’.mnuinwraiwir,rnr/.rg.
H A R R IS ELLSW O R TH , M. C.
4th D istrict. O regon
•4,/
FOR
• ’ 4
’’ > J L < •
’ •* * A. »¡#
" • -
A . * '* ""* ' -
W HAT
IT'S
Once
gain th e R epublican
member* of th e H ouse of R epre-
sentativ es h a v e
d em o n strate d
T
1 ?
th e ir u n ity behind the E isenhow er
By
A dm inistration and th e R epubli
C L IF F O R D P.
can program . It w as a n arro w
ROW E
m argin but by a vote of 210 to
204 we defeated a m otion w hich
W ith so m any m om entous is
vould have m ore or less scu ttle d
th e big tax revision bill. I feel sues con fro n tin g us today, one
hat bis w as th e first really big h e sita te s to inject one whicn
test of a d m in istratio n stre n g th in m ight by com parison seem trival.
I he House. U ntil q u ite recen tly On the o th e r hand, one would not
th e opposition has been doing like to be accused of failing in
considerable ta lk in g abou t th e ir his support of civilization s p ro g
backing of E isenhow er. I believe ress for tu rn in g hack on a w orthy
som e of them have even said th a t project.
Being a v eteran at hacking lost
they w ere su pporting the P resi-
d n t’s pro g ram b e tte r th an th e causes, I have decided to come
R epublicans. T h at claim could, of out sq u arely on th e issue at hand.
course, sta n d in th e absence of F u rth e rm o re , if any politician in jDANCE STUDENTS
proof to th e co n trary . Now th ° re the com ing cam paign wishes to
s proof c le a r and positive th a t include my proposition in his p la t HAVE PARTY
this co u n try DOES o p erate u n d er form , I will certain ly not claim I
Bonnie K ay M incer w as hostess
a tw’o- p a rty system . It has been p rio r rig h ts to the idea.
i at a p a rty a t h er hom e Sunday
proven also th at the pro g ram of
T he point in question is th a t in
the R epublican P resid en t can be spite of the advances m ade in afternoon for h e r dancing stu-
enacted only if his p a rty also b eautifying o u r highw ays, one de- : dents.
About 20 atten d e d th e p arty
co n tro ls th e House. The "loyal • p lorable aspect has been n eg lect
and
the afternoon w as spent pla>-
opposition” is in FA C T a p a rty of ed. T his w as brought forcefully to
ing
gam
es and dancing.
opposition w hich th e vote re ferred my a tte n tio n recen tly while d riv
R efresh m en ts w ere served by
to above so clea rly in d icates it ing down a stran g e but beautiful
was alm ost stric tly on p a rty lines. highw ay, w ith g reenery abounding the hostess.
In addition to helping c le a r th e on all sides and snow-capped peaks
a ir on th e question as to w ho is in th e distan ce adding th e crow n
and who is ngt su p p o rtin g th e ing glory.
P resid en t, th e close vote on th ?
Com ing to a cross roads, I found
recom m ital m otion on the ta x bill th re e signs all pointing south
disproved a n o th e r recent p ro p a w hich re a d : P le asan t Valley 6
ganda a tta c k against the R epubli miles. P ara d ise P oint 10 m iles
S inger Sew ing M achine Com pany
cans in C ongress. It has been G arbage D um p 3 miles. The scen
residency m oved from H e a rth
widely claim ed, you know, th a t ery w as ruined and a peeve was
th e R epublicans are split asu n d e r born; for w ith all th e w ords in
stone a p a rtm e n ts to lefthand
and th a t instead of being an o r th e E nglish language and w ith all
co rn er of P ioneer R oad and Old
ganized p a r ty backing o u r P re s i the in g enuity of th e A m erican peo
C em etery Road. P. O. Box 136S.
dent. th e m a jo rity p a rty w as su p ple in coining new ones, th ere is
posed to be split into w a rrin g no excuse for confronting the
factions. T h at, of course, h as not
been tru e d u rin g this a d m in is tra
tion but now on tw o ho tly con
teste d co n tro v ersial issues, the
record of un ity stan d s c le a r and
sh arp and undisputable.
WORTH
NOTICE
Since th is le tte r is tu rn in g out
to he very p a rtisa n I th in k I ’ll
m ention som ething else th a t has
been irk in g m e for some little
tim e. O u r political opposition has
been having a grand tim e p re d ic t
ing and m oaning over th e aw ful
econom ic depression w hich th is a d
m in istra tio n is supposed to be
bringing on to o u r country. They
have pointed to unem ploym ent
figures and slum ps (som etim es
only seasonably n orm al) in som e j
industries. T he tr u th is th a t u n
em ploym ent has not d u rin g this
ad m in istratio n com e even vt rv
close to being as had as it w as in
1949 and the spring of 1950. T h at
s tu a tio n w as not called a d e p re s
sion E xperienced o b serv ers a r
now freely p redicting th a t 1951
will be the second most p ro sp e r
ous year for th»' people of o u r
co u n try in all its histo ry . T he
m ost prosperous y e a r w as 1953,
the F IR S T y e a r of the E isenhow er
ad m in istratio n !
But to bring this discussion
closer to home, let m e cite sonic
figures th a t just cam e to my desk
The principal em ploying indust r>
in O regon is the lum ber and log
ging industry. If it is in a slum p
o u r w hole s ta te is in th e econom ic
doldrum s T he b aro m e ter of th at
in d u stry is th e record of o rd ers or
sales versus production. If th e
nulls produce m ore th a n th ey can
sell, the in d u stry is down If o r
ders exceed production th a t m eans
it is in good sbapi'. F o r th e w eek
ending M arch 6, o rd e rs exceeded
production by 11.6G. F or th e y e a r
1954 to d ate, o rders have exceeded
- iorqet
deposits nftade on or
b»for» April 10 «am inter»»*
mo tin t of April
S a v in g s
Open your savings account at
U . S. National or add to your
present account during the first
10 days of April...you'll earn in
terest from April L
US
production b> 6 SU.
Not n ecessary to lx* p resen t
to
LETTER FROM
W ASHINGTON
v.*?'
w .r? .a n « « to :a .u m S a •
beauty-seeking to u rist w ith such a
nam e as “G arbage Dum p.
People no longer sw ea t; they
perspire. J a n ito rs hav e become
custo d ian s or su p erin ten d e n ts of
buildings. G rav ey ard s a re now
m em orial g ardens and th e under
tak in g p a rlo r has been replaced
w ith th e m o rtu ary . S aloons have
become n ig h t clubs an d w restling
is called en te rta in m e n t. S urely as
m uch can be done for th e garbage
dum p.
Going to th e d ictio n ary in be
half of the s°n se of sight, if n o t*
smell, I have fo rm u late d my own
s u b s titu te w hich I now m ake
available to the first com m unity
e n terp risin g enough to ta k e ad
v an tag e of if. L et’s call th em "R e
fuse D epositories,” o r "Leftov r
T errac es.”
Of course, som eone m ay go
th e re m istak en ly looking for an
old friend, but a t least th e average
j passer-by will be g ra te fu l.
So it seem s th a t o u r opposition
prophets of gloom am i ot R ep u b
lican P a rty disunitv will have to
look for some o th e r pro p ag an d a
horses to rule.
m il a I
B IA N C H tS
MEM BER
FEDERAI
oaw aar
THRO UG HO UT
CEROSO
san
CE
OREGON
C O R P O R A T IO N