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2 Brookings-Harbor Pilot, Thursday, May 6, 1954 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT WHAT AN IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R Entered * • nerond-cla«» m atter, at the p ostoffte« at B rookings. Oregon, M arch 7. 1046. under the A ct of M arch 3. 1879 M inna A kers , O w n er and Publisher S l ’BSCRrPTIO N R A T E S: One Year In ad van ce (In Curry C ounty) .......... One Year. In ad van ce (ou tsid e Curry C ounty) ...................................... 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 EWS PAPERS C hicago ,3 ( J3.i R epresentatives , I nc new<ilt IT'S WORTH WILLIAM G. PH ELPS. E ditor New York G IR L BO R N H E R E Mr. and Mrs. O m er J. Henton are p a re n ts of a baby girl born April 28, 1954 at B rookings Clinic T he little g irl w eighed 8«lb„ 6-oz. Mi. H en to n is a d riv e r salesman The United S ta tes N ational for G a m e r’s B akery. 1 ink recorded an increase of m ore than 38 m illion dollars in deposits ’P O P ” IN M E D FO R D I sipo<s q v ea r ago. “P o p ” R eed of th e Chetco D eposits for the sta t -wide sys tem as of April 15 to taled $645,- pent last w eek in Medford By , 936 494. The Brookings branch re tu rn in g to B rookings W e d n t’ C L IF F O R D P. ported deposits of $3,053.248.16 ac- ROW E I cording to E I Morton, m anager. Loans and discounts also con It has been said th at no one tin u ed to increase in line w ith should criticize a n o th e r’s actions business expansion w ithin the ■ I under c e rta in conditions unless hr? s ta te and now stand at $241,307,- I him self has had a sim ilar ex- 748. perience. F o r exam ple. I have al- The Brookings branch showed ! w ays considered as being u tte rly a loans and discounts figure of lacking in vision, those who $922,074.52. fought th e advance of the ho rse U. S. N ational now lists total less ca rriag e . I even got fiendish resources of $701,186.584, a gain delight from th e know ledge th at of m ore th an 40 million dollars eventually, in o rd e r to get a n y d u rin g the past 12 m onths. In line w here, they finally had to buy w ith its policy of providing com one of th e contraptio n s. plete and m odern banking facili Today, however, m y a ttitu d e ties for Oregon, the U. S. N ational has changed; I am tru ly ap p re had added th ree new branches Cardigan ciativ e of th e ir vain effo rts and since last August. These are lo Slip-Ons sy m p ath etic in th e ir dow nfall, for cated at Brookings B eaverton and I too have been bowled over by H erm iston. Bat Wing progress. O u r household now has C apital stock of th e United television. S ta te s N atio n al bank was in B efore I am held u p for ridicule creased from $14.000,000 to $16,- and contem pt by those who had 000,000 by a stock dividend of Orlons looked to m e for leadersh ip in th e 100,000 shares approved by the defensive b a ttle ag ain st television. shareholders in Jan u ary . This ac Wools I w ould like th e o p p o rtu n ity of tion has increased th e b an k ’s Sailcloth pleading m y case. loaning capacity, placing it in an F irst, I w an t to a ssu re all and even stro n g er position to finance Peasant sundry th a t I w as no t endeavor- business and ag ric u ltu ral grow th Gabardine to keep up w ith th e Jo n e s’s. In ol the state, E. O. Sam m ons, fact. I w as r a th e r proud th at my president, pointed out. roof top w as one of th e few a n “T h e U. S. N ational is vitally tennaless ones in th e n eighbor in tere ste d in this com m unity and hood. N e ith e r w as it because I the s t a t e , ' com m ented Morton. Slips could no longer live w ith o u t te le We shall continue to serve the Nighties vision. for th e few p ro g ram s th a t banking needs of business, indus w ere really w o rth seeing usually try, ag ric u ltu re and individuals.” Hose got m e an in v itatio n to the home of a neighbor o r a friend. No, th e s tra w th a t broke the cam el's hack w as th e in d isp u tab le Skirts fact th a t I had becom e a m an Slacks w ith o u t a conversation. Now, I am a fellow w ho likes to dip his o ar Pedal Pushers into c h it-c h a t; but lately I had R epublicans still lead Demo- found th a t ignorance w as forcing ci ats in ( u rrv County, according Blouses m e to assum e an a ir of silent, to figures released last week hv Calfskinners dignified aloofness w hile the talk Mrs. O leta W alker, County Clerk sh ifted from d ifferen t types of At th e close of registration. Jackets sets and a n te n n a s to th e various April 20. Mrs. W alker reported p ro g ram s including sp o rts ev nts 2.099 registered R e p u b l i c a n s and th e various com edians, bo;h against 1.925 D em ocrats and 81 | m iscellaneous registrations on th e stag e and in th e senate. Skirts T otal reg istratio n s have in- It was, then, an act born of 49’er Jackets d esperation w hen I m ade form al reased by 121. w ith 664 new s u rre n d e r If th e c h a ir cushions v o ters tak in g the place of 543 nice lkxl ones. can hold o u t for th e m xt tw o H here Quality Is the week i 1 cj soon to ' e ha< Watchword ' T NCI GIVEN FOR w r y fallow men. N eedle > to say. I will be loaded for c n- W F F C T IV E BRAKES ver.* i m al bar. i ice i I’r ie r B rookings •mter 'd last Monday ¡o •V. d«os in jail anfj Piven a , n(i MRS C H R IS T E N S E N B E T T E R .C.0(. plus ((¡s s f,»r operatic. » DAD 'n* LAD M rs LaM ern- C hristenson, • m ot r vvhinfa with d efect- v-In has been q u ite ill. is ver» ia f s S entence was imposed bv m uch im proved now. C h arles G Schaal U. S. National Deposits Up P hiladelphia N E W SP A P E R $ Ä puBL,Sh £RS ATION IX S ^ A S S O C I.M A C T IV E M EM BER Mother's Day Along w ith every o th e r e d ito r in th e U nited S ta tes, we feel im pelled to say a few w ords about M others, w ith M o th er’s Day approaching. B ut w hat do you say about a m o th e r? She is an in stitu tio n which no {>ower of w ords could g lo rify beyond th e s ta tu s she alre ad y has, T h ere have been bad m o th ers in th e world, and th e re u n dou b ted ly will be m ore in th e fu tu re. B u t they a re not re ally m o th ers. They sim ply, th ro u g h som e m ista k e in th e n a tu re of things, had children. And having a child is th e sim plest p a rt of m otherhood. It is In m oulding th e c h a ra c te r and shaping the sp irit of h e r children th a t h er w orth shines forth. And th e love she show ers upon h er fam ily, and th e sacrifices w hich she m akes for th em . . . these a re the essence of m otherhood. And as she shapes h er sons, so she shapes th e w orld they live in. If, in the fu tu re , it becom es th e kind of w orld m en d re am of, it will be because of th e ir m others. The Chamber Gets Our Thanks T he B rookings-H arbor C h am b er of C om m erce is to be com m ended for bringing th e can d id ate for public office in this m ended for bringing th e can d id ates for public office in this co u n ty into B rookings to expound th e ir views. A w ell-inform ed e le c to ra te is one of th e g re at safeg u ard s of D em ocracy. C ertain ly it is vital to th e w e lfare of any group th a t th ey know the people for w hom they vote, and th a t they form th e ir opinions at first hand. And especially in such a county as C urry’, w here long m iles lay betw een one end and th e o th er, it is a p re tty tough proposi tion for the voters to becom e acq u ain ted w ith th e candidates. So the C ham ber is providing a v itally needed service when it brings the ca n d id a tes and th e electors of this region face to face. W e w ere disappointed in th e size of th e crow d. It seem s obvious to us th a t a num ber of people in th is a re a will still cast th e ir vote on May 21 w ithout enough inform ation on the can d i d a te s concerned. But even th a t is not so had as the fact th a t, alm ost posi tively, m ore th an h alf of the people who a re eligible to vote h e re will not a p p e a r th a t night, to decide who th e ir re p re s e n ta tives will he d u rin g th e next few years. In th a t one fact lies th e g re a te s t d a n g e r to the A m erican system of governm ent. On Her Day With Gifts From Phillips ★ SWEATERS ★ SKIRTS ★ MUNSINGWEAR Republicans Top Democrats In Registrations ★ WHITE STAG ★ PENDLETON P jllc & s CJ J SOUTHERN Í CURRY REALTY B U ILD E R S A T T E N T IO N (I A cres all cleared and level w ith 320 feet of frontage on one o f th e m ain re sid e n tia l s tre e ts , on city w a te r line. O cean view. F ull P r. $7.>00 w ith som e term s Doane W ill Give You ALSO 3 Room House unfinished but livable lot 43x156 n ea r school. Wood ra n g e and h e a te r included. Full P r $1500 S cash will handle. Lovely 6 .room —2 h a th hom e on 25 ac res ju st 3 m iles from Brookings. D ouble g a ra g e w ith unfinished room u p stairs E x cellent w ater. A S T E A L at $15 000. LEADERSHIP! If you w ant a HOM E and PLA C E tor SM ALL B U S IN E S S IH lS IS 11 2 S to ry 2 BDRM. l ‘a h a th house -130 feet fro n ta g e 1st floor is c o n c rete sla b u p p er floor a rra n g e d for living q u a rte rs has ocean view. J u s t 1 blk. from Hwy in B rookings. $8500 full price. L IS T YOUR P R O P E R T IE S W IT H US FOR COU RTEO U S AND E F F IC IE N T S E R V IC E . ERMA D. RICE, B roker C harles G rayshel , G uy E. R ice PHONE 2824 CHARLES DOANE (P aid P o litical AdvA
