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* < r On the Reef By BILL PH E L PS W e’ve been saving up q u ite a few things to say in this colum n, but every tim e we sit down a t th e ty p ew rite r we forget w h at they were. You probably w o u ld n ’t have liked them , anyw ay. One thing w e've been m ean in g to do was a little polite boasting. You rem em ber Ed M cC lain’s Ads for his Model H ouse o p en in g ? 12Oo people signed the guest book for th at opening, besides th e ones w ho couldn’t w rite. And Ed sw ears he did n ’t tell a soul ex cept through th e P ilot ads. As fa r as th a t goes, we a lre a d y knew how m any people read this paper. We m anaged, w ith a little cooperation from th e T h e a te r m anagem ent, to foul up th e Ocean D rive-In’s Ad . . . got th e program a week too early. W e heard about it. too . . . from a large n um ber of people w ho had driven 20 miles to see th e w rong show. Anyhow, we th in k a su rp rise is nice once in aw hile. T h a t’s why we did it . . .it says here. Nowhere A Finer Climate — Nowhere A Finer Community Volume S—Number 22 HEAD OF LEGION POST HERE DIES AT CONVENTION KKOOKINON, ( 1 K K 1 C O U N T *. OKEOON PR IC E ON NK W SSTANIIS— T E N C E N T « City Police Hold Two Men For Burglary Thursday, July ‘954 Progress Mode On Improving City Streets T w o m en w e re a rre s te d by B rookings Police W ednesday eve M onroe Lew M organ, C om m an ning, and a re being held in the d e r of C hetco A m erican Legion Then* were, th is w’eek, a serie s P ost 138, an d a B rookings re si C ity jail on ch arg es of burg lary . of developm ents co n cerning Brook* T h e tw o a re R alph Gilm ore, 20, d en t for several years, died S a t m gs’ d u sty and bum py s tre e ts , an d G ilbert Alt, 18, both of B rook u rd a y m orn in g at Coos Bay, w here and th e d evelopm ents pro m ised he w as a tte n d in g the A m erican ings. They w ere bound o v er to som e relief for th e fu tu re . Legion S ta te C onvention. D eath th e G rand J u ry a f te r p re lim in ary F irs, th e B rookings C ity C oun h e a rin g by J u s tic e Mrs. C h arles w as due to a h e a rt a tta c k . cil, m eetin g in irre g u la r session, S chaal. W hile in B rookings, M organ a l have a rra n g e d for th e S ta te H igh Iyocal a u th o ritie s accuse the m ost single-handedly revived tin* w ay D e p artm en t to pave tw o local Legion P ost, which, he w as I tw o (if being involved in the blocks on S p ru ce S tre e t. b u rg la ry of at least one of a I t ’s quite aw hile to th e fall re p re se n tin g at th e tim e of his j n u m b er of B rookings T h e D e p artm en t will p av e th e homes, selections, but w e’re alread y w on d eath . two blocks w ith a re g u la r h ig h O ne of his last a c ts in th a t ca-I w hich have been robbed d u rin g d ering who the next M ayor of w ay m ix used by th e S ta te . C ost th e p ast few w eeks. this City will be. But we alre ad y pacity w as th e co n stru ctio n of the to th e city will b<* $1.00 p e r run* G ilm ore is ch arged w ith being have a request to m ake of him in j L egion’s float for th e Lily D ay an accessory to th e b u rg lary , and ing foot for a s trip 20 feet wide, parade. T h e float w as a huge advance. w hich is to be born by a b u ttin g A m erican flag of red and blue Alt is ch arg ed w ith burglary. p ro p e rty ow ners. W e’d like to see the Council do | p ain ted lilies as w ell as n a tu ra l as m uch o r th e ir w ork as possible ones. M organ took th e fioat w ith T h e council decided, how ever, N O T IC E at re g u la r m eetings of th e C ouncil. him to th e Legion C onvention, not to com ply w ith a req u est from E a s te rn S ta r, M asons and Posing as a n ew spaper, as we w here it a ttra c te d w idespread a t p ro p e rty ow ners on O ak s tre e t fam ilies po t-lu ck picnic. Az som etim es do, we f«*el a little ten tio n . H e and th e local jiost’s to pave a jiortion of th e s tre e t, a le a P a rk . 2 p. m. S unday, Joseph K. C arson, D em ocratic u n til m o re a d e q u a te fin an cin g a r- em b arrased to learn of actions o th e r d eleg ate. Bill H am ann, also A ugust 1st. ca n d id a te for G overnor, told a | ra n g e m e n ts can be mad«*. by the Council w hich no one knew d is trib u te d lilies at the conven B rookings g ro u p T h u rsd a y that of . . . and by th e s in g u la r co tion. Second developm ent w as n o ti b e tte r tra n s p o rta tio n is v ita l to fication to city a tto rn e y Ed A ck incidence th at none of th e five M r. M organ w as born J u n e 24, th e developm ent of S o u th w est ley th a t th e S ta te H ighw ay Do m em bers ever th o u g h t to m en ' 1891, in P o rtlan d . In addition to O regon and th a t it m ust come pa rm en t will tra n s fe r title to tion them to us. his Legion m e m b e r s h i , he i I soon. land a b u ttin g C hetco A venue We realize, of course, th a t w as a m em b er of the P re sb y te ria n C arson lunched here at the Avenue* from O ak to E asy S tre e t, th in g s often com e up w hich re C hurch, th e C ascade Locks Lodge P la n s for a new business b u ild q u ire im m ediate action by the of th e I .O. O. F., M adrone en ing in dow ntow n B rookings w ere C hetco Inn, w ith a sm all gro u p to th e city, so th a t sid ew alk s m ay council. B ut having an evil, su s ca m p m e n t of C rescent Ci tv, and announced this w eek by LeR oy He said th at he w as not m ak in g be built along th a t section. Noti* , a cam paign trip , hut had come fieaion fillowed e a rlie r n eg o tia picious sort of mind, w e’ve som e l ocal No. 72 of th e B o ilerm ak ers W eid em an and H om er K essler. i solely because of an in v itatio n he tim es w ondered if th e C ouncil I'n io n of P o rtlan d . T he tw o h av e pu rch ased p ro p had received to speak at th e Az tions betw een th e H ighw ay I>e- p arem en t and th e council. ju st doesn’t find it m ore peaceful F u n e ra l services w ere held at e r ty adjoining the present U. S. T h ird developm ent w as n o ti to m eet occasionally w ith o u t th e A ssem bly of God C hurch, N ational B ank site, and plan the alea F estiv al, w hich he had had having it nosed around. W e’ll T uesday, Ju ly 27, w ith Rev. Hugh co n stru c tio n of a business build- to decline. And, he said, he never fication th a t th e s ta te will nut m issed an o p p o rtu n ity to get into E ern Str<*et, a section of P acific ag ree i t ’s jieaceful . . . but it’s B ronson officiating. C hetco Post t here. C u rry C ounty. Avenue, and A zalea P a rk Road not in the best trad itio n s of Gov 138 sent a firing squad and a bug T w o businesses a re alread y M r C arso n ’s re m a rk s on tr a n s ino first class shat**, then tra n s ern m ent. ler for th e ir farew ell to Ih e ir corn' planned for th e location. P h illip ’s C lo th in g S to re will move into th e p o rtatio n cam e a f te r m em liers of fer title to s ta te ’s sh a re in those T h a t’s th e tro u b le w ith these m ander. F in a l rite s w e re h- Id W ednes la rg e r p art of th e building, and the grout) had told of this com s tre e ts to th e C ounty, w ith th e d arn ed dem ocracies . . . . ev ery - th a t lull title day m orn in g in P o rtlan d , w here P e te L e sm eister’s In su ra n ce and m u n ity ’s e ffo rts to get b e tte r u n d ersta n d in g one w an ts to know w h a t’s going highw ay tra n s p o rta tio n , and to shall go to the city. T h e s tr e e t! R eal E s ta te A gency will occupy on. C ontinued on B ack P age develop a port here. a re p art of th e C ounty road sys th e rem ain d er. S p eak in g from his experience tem at p resent, alth o u g h rnain- on th e N atio n al M aritim e C om ta n a n e e has been done by the m ission, C arson said th at ch eao state. w a te r tra n s p o rta tio n w as a ‘m u s t’ S ta te crew s arriv e d th is week t o develop this area. to begin paving th e s****tion of W hen asked how o th e r sta te s Eern A venue in front of th e C ity had handled th e problem of devel Hall. oping seaj»orts, C arson sa ir th a t a com m on m ethod was to form a S ta te P o rts Com m ission, whose function it is to build and devel op seap o rts. T he E x-M ayor of P o rtlan d de clined to say, though, w h e th e r he B rookings v o ters will go to th e thought, th at plan would work ¡Kills W ednesday, A ugust 11, to for O regon. He w ould need, he decide w h e th e r to ap prove a new said, m ore tim e to stu d y th e prob C h a rte r for th e city. lems involved liefore co m m ittin g Tlie new docum ent w as ap p ro v him self. ed by th e C ity C ouncil at a reg* ( ’arso n inspected the site of u la r m eetin g som e tim e ago, an d B rookings’ proposed deep-sea port, re fe rre d to the petiole fo r th e ir and talk ed w ith lum berm en here appi oval. who would be p o ten tial shippers T h e ’ ew ( ’hat te r w as com piled T he d em o cratic can d id ate also »y a citizen ’s gro u p , from a sa m jabbed at A d m in istratio n pow er ple d o cu m en t su b m itted by th e policies, say in g th a t no one knew L eague of O regon C ities and C ity ju st w hat th e "co m p act” txdng A tto rn ey Ed Ackley. T ext of the set up consisted of, but th a t it docum ent is on pages six and would obviously add confusion seven. and expense to th e d< v lopm ent B rookings operates at th e p re of {rower in th e sta te . sent tim e u n d er a b lan k et C h a r - ♦ REGION NEEDS BETTER ACCESS CARSON SAYS New Business Building Planned Charter To Be Voted Upon T his float, depicting th e A m erican flag, w as th e laot em m m unity service p* by Lew M organ, before his d e a tk . B uilt by Lew am4 Mill ffamMxM*, Mae w as ta k e n m an d er M organ to th e A m erican L*ugiti>.» C«wav erotic-» a* Cr**« w kere T/*w Di* d P O L IC E Day 3193 N ight 3311 C ity Phon** 2354 te r for th e s ta te . G re atest effect of th e new ('h a rd e r will I k * to m a k ’* bond issues flo ated by th e citv fo r im p ro v em en ts m a rk e t able.