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-Brookings-Harhor Pilot—Thursday, August 12, 1954 th e R ogue R iver R eclam ation p ro activ ities and accom plishm ents as j e c t w as passed by the H ouse by y o u r re p re se n ta tiv e in Congress ja vote th at w as m uch too close from th e F o u rth Congressional BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT for com fort 163 to 144. This bill D istrict of O regon d u rin g this AN IN D E P E N D E N T N E W SPA PE R w as b itte rly fought by m em bers 3rd Congress. H A R R IS ELLSW O R TH , M. C E ntered aa eecon d -claas m atter, at the poatofflce at B rookin gs, Oregon, from th e populous N o rth A tlan tic M arch 7, 1946. under the A ct o f M arch 3. 1879 4th D istrict, O regon ¡ S ta te s and by m any of the mem- The closing days of a te rm of j bers from M id-west farm sta te s. M inna A kers , Owner and Publisher any legislative body a re alw ays Even though the au th o rizatio n SU B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S : Mr. an d M rs. Doyle D uncan of hectic. So fa r as th e H ouse is con w as so w orked th a t p ractically One Year In a d van ce (In Curry C ounty) -------------------- 13.00 B rookings a re th e p a re n ts of a 4» One Year. In ad van ce (ou tsid e Curry C ounty) ........................ all of th e F ed eral funds used on cerned, th e end of this session .....13.50 pound baby girl born early Sun N A T IO N A L A D V E R T IS IN G R E P R E S E N T A T IV E is proving to be a little m ore o r th e p roject would be paid back day, A ugust eighth. The* little derly and less confusing th an e ith e r by the pow er revenues w ith W eekly N ewspapers R epresentatives , I nc . o th ers have been but th e term in tere st o r by the land ow ners, miss w as nam ed C onstance Jem . New York C hicago D etroit P hilad elp h ia G ra n d p are n ts a re M r and Mrs. hectic is still applicable. T he the big states, who claim they pay m ost of the taxes, ju st don’t Bud P a tte n , R aw lins, Wyoming, X basic cause of th e last-m in u te N P A AC E R D N E E W W S S P PE jam is inherent in o u r legislativ e w ant to spend any m ore m oney and Mr. and M rs. G lenn Duncan N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L of Brookings. PU B LI 5 r £ R S system . All legislation is first for im provem ents (in OUR co u n as S oc 5 t ^ - n handled by com m ittees. Those try th a t is) even on a loan basis. A SS O C IA TIO N Mr. and Mrs. V ernon Goldizen groups of m em bers w ork th ro u g h F arm s ta te people have a little of A lbuquerque, N ew Mexico are b eter reason for opposing recla- ihe tw o sessions of a te rm of the p a re n ts of a 5 pound .boy m aion p ro jects They think tha< C ongress on th e various bills and resolutions introduced. The actu al such co n stru ctio n m erely brings horn Ju ly 31st. He w as named R aym ond. G ran d p aren ts session, of w orking tim e, for a in m ore farm land to be in com Allen are Mr. and Mrs. C laude Goldi petition w ith them . term s of C ongress is g en erally K..UH We Of B™°kinK« suffered the loss of two of our best zen of Brookings. about 14 m onths. Even w ith the E a rlie r a reclam ation project bu.lders in one short week. We shall all miss them. Not for sincere, hard-w orkin g effo rt put in C olorado w as defeated on a th e ir works alone but for the inspirations we all experienced R ead th e classified ads. They pay! in by th e com m ittees and th e ir roll call vote. In our daily contacts w ith them. experienced s ta ff people, m onths and m onths P erh a p s I am still groggy from Wai ra re inf,Ped‘ th a t tw o such m en should of h earin g s and investig atio n s and th e im pact of the opposition to o rsa k e th e ir hom es and friends, elsew here to tra n s p la n t th e ir stu d y a re required on th e im por both th e Colorado project and o ur in te re s ts into a nebulous ad v en tu re. B ut they w ere m en of ta n t bills. This m eans, of course, own sm all Rogue R iver p roject, a c tiv e foresight who cap italized on th e ir experience. This ex th a t m any pieces of legislation but it seem s to me th a t th e fu tu re perien ce coupled w ith th a t ra re , deep consideration of th e ir fe l a re not com pleted by th e com possibiliy of the House passing low s could not but m ake us conscious of o u r own shortcom ings m ittee s and ready for floor action legislaion for new- reclam ation It w as a pleasure, a privilege, to have lived in th e sam e u ntil n e a r the end of a term of p ro jects is dim indeed. H ere’s a chance to own a new co m m u n ity w ith " A rt" and "P op". M ay th e ir re w ard s all be ju s t C ongress. Thus, in th e last tw o looking 1949 S tu d e b a k e r 1% ton w eeks th e re m u st be a very _______________________ M. S. B rain ard I expect (and hope) th a t the truck, w ith heavy, insulated heavy schedule of floor activity. le tte r next week will be the last enclosed van. As this is w ritten , th e H ouse of one for th is session. These le tte rs m ore by listen in g to o th ers than S E E IT! has com pleted a re sent to the new spapers only to th e en c h an tin g sound of his R ep resen tativ es own tongue. W hen one is con most of its legislative program . In while Congress is in session. Ad P riced at tin u a lly search in g for m ateria l fact, we have passed a resolution jo u rn m en t next week seems like for a w eekly colum n, he cannot calling for ad jo u rn m e n t on Ju ly ly. M eanw hile I shall be g ettin g affo rd to m onopolize co n v e rsa 31, th e d a te set in th e L eg isla my notes to g eth er for a com plete tion. tive R e-organization Act. H ow and fairly lengthy ‘‘R eport to the In q u ire a t ¿ V- ever, th e House actio n w as tech D istric t”. This will be a sh o rt I have also discovered th a t to Pilot Office days com plexities dem and th a t nical only. In o rd e r to sta y in general sum m ary of this C ongress one should give c a re fu l co n sid era session a f te r Ju ly 31, a resolution hut will re la te in detail my own tion to all th at he reads or hears m ust be passed by both House By before p u ttin g his conclusions into and S e n a te continuing the session CLIFFO RD prin t. 'Poo m any colum nists to and s e ttin g a new d a te for a d ROWE day have become so im pressed jo u rn m en t. W hat th e H ouse did in effect w hen it passed the reso YVell, a n o th e r y e a r has slipped , w ith th e ir own im p o rtan ce th a t lution w as to say to th e S enate. they have com e to believe th a t b\ and once again this colum n has | they know all th e answ ers. Sad “W e a re ready to ad jo u rn when an o p p o rtu n ity to c e le b rate a you are, ju st nam e th e d a te in b irth d ay . T h re e y ea rs ago this to say, m any new sp ap er re ad ers this resolution (by am endm ent» have been fooled in to believeing w eek, I w ent bean picking w ith and we will co ncur”. th e sam e thing. m y y o u n g ste rs and re tu rn e d w ith I have com e to feel th a t it is an u rg e to w a rn o th e r ad u lts of The bill to au th o riz e th e con th e d an g e rs of such u n d ertak in g s. not my responsibility to com e up s tru c tio n of some new w orks and T h u s w as horn my first colum n. w ith co rrec t an sw ers. If I can th e reh ab ilitatio n ol ex istin g fac S ince then, never having m issed cau se my re a d e r to reflect s e r i l i t i e s of the T alent Division of Phone 3 4 4 4 a w eek, I have w ritte n e x a c tly iously for a m om ent o r to chuck- 156 a rtic le s which should to tal I ' briefly, then I am content. In tact. I believe th a t th e asking of a p p ro x im a te ly 46,8<X) words. 1 realize th a t a th re e -y e a r old a question can l>e as in fo rm ativ e isn ’t supposed to know very m uch as an answ er. and c e rta in ly w ould not be a c I have often been asked w here cepted by an y o n e in his right I ( \ ( r get enough ideas to run m ind as an a u th o rity . N e v e rth e | w eek a f te r w eek T he world less, I p erso n ally feel th a t th e lull of ideas; finding su b jects is past th re e y e a rs have ta u g h t m e th e least of m v problem s. Ms- niueh and th a t m ost of w hat 1 chief concern is to w rite so th a t have learn ed has been to my bene 1 will be read and so th a t w hat fit. 1 w rite will be w orth read in g And F or exam ple, I am now co n believe m e th a t is no m inor vinced th a t one is bound to learn d erta k in g . 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