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B R O O K IN G S -H A R H O R P IL O T
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B R O O K IN O S -H A R B O R P IL O T
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CAPITAL PARADE
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
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V ETS S E E WAR MOVIES
O kinaw a. H am hung and Chosin.
yvene relived by some of the v e te r­
ans a tte n d in g la st W ednesday
n ig h t’s V FW and auxiliary m e e t­
ing. O fficial at m id forces film s
w ere shown, the first of a series
from each of the four d e p a rt­
m ents. R uss M esser, in charge of
this d e p artm en t, is not saying
w hat th e next showing will be
hut. as R uss was in the Air Force,
oossibly he will favor this branch
next
Oth.?r action at the m eeting
w as th e sponsoring of w om en’s
and m en ’s w restling m atches, for
the benefit of the school ath le tic
fund, as soon as a suitable place
is assured. Th” six new M asonite
tab les w ere initiated, the post
having mateh.*d the A uxiliary's
rum m age sale moneys, and an-
o th erp ay m en t of ower $300 w as
m ade on tiro note against the
building. T he post q u a rte rm a ste r
rep orted a to tal of 95 members.
A m entionable featu re of the
m eeting w as th a t Sy Payne, even,
cam e doown out of the hills to
see th e m o v i e s. although he
w orked for th e A rm y in Worl 1 *
w ar I and Bob Wilcox. Navy,
O kinaw a e tc , had a th irteen y e a r i
gap sinev th e last VFW m e e tin g '
he went to.
One of Ori*gon's top political SB 113 -Provides free text books
stra te g ists, Mrs George T G er­ for 7th and Hth grades in ju n io r
N A11
n i E D IT O R IA L
linger, P ortland, form et national high sch.Mil as well as in elem en­
]]A S s b c iA T lla N
com m ittijvw om an, has s#*nt mern- ta ry schools.
hers of the leg islature a le tte r HB 1H7 -T h° sta te
'~ ~ 4 n 7 r j
optom etry
pleading w ith them to defeat a board is given fu rth e r discretion
bill th a t would abolish the board and a u th o rity to adopt sta n d a rd s
NATION vT, APVRHTIBINO REPRESENTATIVE
of control and lodge its pow ers relativ e to qualifications of appli­
W eekly N ew spapers R epresentatives , I nc .
ß o J l ßiAoA&h
in the governor.
c a n ts for exam ination and license.
'**'* ¥«■’ ••
OMcago
iMtrott
Phllariaiphla
M rs
Gt-rlmg^r w arned th a ’ HB 2HH - Revi.es s ta te stan d ard
th e re is no assurance th a t we will w eights for sm all q u a n titie s of
Kind of h ard keeping ones mind alw ays have a Republican gov. rn- Hour it includes 10 pounds 7,
on w ork on this first day of spring. or. She added th a t th e re is a jiounds and anything less than 5.
T he o ptim ist looks at spring as tend tow ard increasing the pow er HB 191 -Cost of m ain tain in g E l­
the beginning of som e w arm and of th e executive which in some liott S ta te Forest in Coos County
T he lack of interns! at the recent m eetings of the All-Year E vents
to be taken f 'w i proceeds of sale
sunshinny days T he pessim ist can countrieshas lead to dictorship.
A ssociation w as disheartening. However, several intcreseed citizens ony think th a t sp rin g is th e one
Thee w as a presage in this col­ of forest products from it.
um n six w eeks ago noting w hat SJM 6 -U rges congress to .lefeat
D u d e to th e ir guns, anti w ouldn’t let the Azalea F estival die, and of the first signs of w in ter
at
th. G O P legislators wvne doing to a resolution which would give the
to them should go a vote from the e n tire area.
Spring this y e a r will undoubt Iv a k e a d icto r of the governor a preseident new ta riff c u ttin g pt.yy-
It diotuldn t he hard for ppople to too the advantages to a com ­
b' b e tte r received th a n previous ta rg e t of d ictato rh ip for
the ers.
m u n ity a ffa ir of this t; p brings It brings people into Brookings years. Now w ith th e income tax D em ocrats to shoot at in the 1956
SB 201
-R equires non-prof, s-
W hen Your Linoleum
and it brings a small hit of pub licity on a s ta te wide level to th e not being due until A pril 15, in­ election. The longheaded, political sional em{»loy.y?s of school dis­
stead
of
th
e
tra
d
itio
n
a
l
M
arch
15,
m aneuvering R epublicans in this tric ts to show certificates thet
a it a, M o t e than that, it gives the folks here a chance to become
HarJyvood Floors are
people are in a b e tte r mood to k gislatu re have changed th e ir they do not have tuberculosis.
m ore and b e tto r acquainted, through w orking and playing together.
Finished w ith . . •
greet Miss Spring. B ut, w ait a view s about doing aw ay w ith the
HB 115 -D.-nies teaching c e rtifi­
It is w ithout a doubt, absolutely essential th a t a com m unity, if couple of w eeks, th e n we have
board of control and some Dem-
i ’ is to exist as « com m unity, have some civic functions such a s two classes of prop«-; those th at ( m ratic m em bers are all for snr. ai - cates to anyone who has been
convicted of a felon> or m isde­
com plain th a t they had to pay too ing th e governor as the top man m eanor involving morals.
th e Azelea and Lily fietivals.
e stim a te d to ta ls of fresh fru it
m
uch
to
Uucle
S
am
because
of
< n the GOP totem pole.
L u rin g the past years some p, tty bickering and fighting has
HB 172 -Allows counties to sell and vegetables shipp'xl out ot the
th e ir high income and those th a t “ BE P A T IE N T ”
s ta te as 3211 carloads during F eb ­
tim b e r from county forestlands
m ade th<. festivals u n p alatab le to some. L ets sta rt on a f.esh tra c k
com plain th a t th e ir incom e w asn’t
‘‘T he best solution to the cold w ithout bids it am ount is under ru ary. 1 his is 3H7 carloads short
ns year. A committal* has been nanaxj to lead the way on the high enough to w a rra n t paying wa is for the East and W est to
o! F ebtuarv 1951. P o tato sh ip ­
$2,000.
fe s tiv a l Ix*fs get behind them an help all we can.
so much to Uncle S am
be p a tie n t”, S. K B anerji Indian I IB 208 -R equires candidates to m ents accounted for ap p ro x im ate­
Council G eneral to th e U nited actu ally com plete filing in e le c ly tw o-thirds of the total last
Poor old Uncle really g e t s
S ta te s said at Sali.*m T h u rsd ay
tions office by 5 p.m. of deadlin. m onth, whilw o th er shipm ents in­
cussed about this tim e of year.
His talk was attended by many d a te and disallows m ail filings cluded onions, t>80 cars; apples
But rem em ber its nice to know
m em bers of the legislature. He t”ceiy’ed a fte r th at tim e
346 c ars; and pears. 206 eats.
we have a little incom e as a
said hi* »fid not think w a r was M IL L IO N S
FOR
O REGON S H IP P E R S C O N FE R E N C E
nation. Som e body has to put inevitable.
A general conference w ith ship­
BRIDGES
som ething in the pot boy’.
PR O G R E SS BY L E G ISL A T U R E
The m an who devised the h igh­ pers and rep resen tativ es of O re­
At the end of the ninth week way system for the en tire J a p a n ­ gon industries will be held Mon­
Spring also rem inds one of flow ­
ers and th e ir blooming. W hich of the c u rre n t session of the leg ese Em pire, a fte r p articip atin g in day, M arch 21. in the S ta te Office
brings us right up to A zaleas and isla tu re KX6 bille had Ixvn in tro ­ the invasion, w as prom oted to Building in P ortland.
EASY TO APPLY ^ 7 1 A STS FOR
The announcem ent was made YEARS . . . SAFE . . . NOT SLIPPERY
Lillies A little bigger crow d than duced, 13 ( had passed Ixith houses s ta te bridge engineer this week by
usual tu rn e d up at th e All Y ear and sent to th e governor for his R H Baldock, sta te highw ay e n g ­ Monday by C harles H. H eltzel
public utilities com m issioner who N o th ing tan «tain or penetrate a G la >
E v e n t s m eeting on Sunday. ap p ro v al or veto. He has signed Hl ineer.
kote Finish. Just w ipe it clean w ith a
P h on. . ^ ,,lh o r iZ C < t Po^
^
T
r
D e d te r
and
vetoed
two.
Enough tokeep th e festiv ities alive-
P hillip M. Stephenson, w h o said th e [luri-osv of the confer- Jan,p cloth. Glaskote restores the colors
r.ce
will
lx*
to
discuss
recent
D
uring
thv
past
week
31
hills
But
wo
need
m
any
m
ore
to
help
ta k e s the position which involves
KJ io 2nd s t ( rescent City, Calif.
ot old linoleum , protects the new.
I ut the thing over. A nother m««t- and tw o m em orials w ere passed supervision of approxim ately iqo developm ents re la tiv e to class Never chips, cracks or becomes yellow
ing will be held S unday at 2 pm at I y both houses. Those m aking con- ♦ tignn ering '*mployves, on a s ta te ­ rates.
w ith age.
M-quental changes a re :
the High School.
wide basis, will have the responsi­ L IB E L LIM ITIN G LEGAL
SR 64 -P erm its county clerks t,,
A ttorney G eneral Robert Y “Looks Like Glass.. Wears Like Iraa"
W ith the com ing of spring we decide if they will sell fishing and bility to r the design and c o n stru c ­ hornton ruled M onday that it
Decide right now to free yourself at
tion of all bridges, buildings and
should w itness a rash of sketching h u n ting licenses
would he constitutional to pass a that hack breaking, hand distiguruig
2-HOl K SPE C IA L SE R V IC E
bv m em bers o f t h e Brookings SB 3H -R equires life insurance o th er s tru c te rs built by the high hill lim iting dam ages for individ­ drudge
of scrubbing and waxing
Academy Art class T he stu d e n ts v r i t t e n in connection w ith in sta l­ w ay d ep artm ent.
ual libel.
doors and drainboards. Cocne ui sod
Hours 7:30 a. m. to 6.00 p. m.
ho bridge division a n tic ip a te s
will 1 m * out to study n a tu re first lm e n t loans t. comply w ith sta te
Such a bill has been introduced see our .an,plea.
$18.000,000 of stru c tu ra l w ork in
hand soon. Don’t 1 m * a la rm e d and in su ran ce rules.
in
the legislature. It provides th at
I uesday and Thursday Open ’til 8
1955.
think a bunch of a rtist from som e SB 37 -M akes
w h >n a new spaper or radio station
sam e
re q u ire ­
Stephenson
is
a
reg
istered
p
ro
­
( alifornia a rt colony have invaded m e n ts on accident and livalth pol­
fessional engineer and a g ra d u a te accidently com m its a libel, th e
the place.
icies so w ritte n
in civil engineering from O ivgon dam ages would 1 m * lim ited to a c t­
SB 32 -S ets nom inating proce­ S ta te College. He first w ent to ual dam ages, p rovidtd t h a t a
d u re in event th a t a su p e rin te n d ­ w ork for the d ep artm ent in 1919 re tra c tio n is published.
PHONE 2091
The opinion w as asked by S e n a ­
e n t of public instruction dies or W IN T E R S H IP P IN G LOW ER
w ith d ra w s from office a f te r p rim ­
Shipping [xiint inspectors ot the to r Elm o E. Sm ith, president of
a ry election tim e.
O regon A gricultural D epartm ent th,? senate, who publishes a w eekly
new spaper in John Day.
O X
IJSi*^.ASjO(.|AJ|
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by
A VOTE OF THANKS
Y E LT O N S
%
and
L F. C A R D IN E T
¡ROY DEO TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT
Modern Efficient Laundry Methods
p. m
.
acacia laundromat
C U R R Y
CO U N TY
LU M BER
FOR WHAT
IT'S WORTH
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Hwto mixsalea
with sentiment
LINEO UP ALL M y APPOINTMENTS FO R
TO M ORROW BX LONG DISTANCE ...P IP N 'T
C A LL O N J O N E S ... BUT I PH O N EP H IM
A N P GOT THE O R P E R ... S A L E S A R E
G O O P ... EVERYTHING'S F IN E ...H O M E ON
S C H E P U L E ... | LO V E VOU.Z*
•V th, end o f the day. o f course. there’, that all-
im portant aentim ental touch the cull home
in Hi,.
„ i , t h e « , a rr A , p o in t m e n u
line u p in th e next city ... quick a c tio n on
ru sh onio n . .. iiw tru e tio n . « „ d re p o rt, to
« <>ng a n d y o u r telephone paten the i c a \ ' O u r
busm ens office will be glad to explain how Long
D istan ce can sav e tim e and produce »alea for
\ o u r busm ens F o r exam ple, w ith “ •equence
tillin g you can place all your calls at one
tim e, an d th e o p e ra to r will com plete th em in
ro ta tio n acco rd in g to y o u r instruction*
A N P inexpensive , - m o i '
Incollege onv yea,
! y pu al Rates from /into^tn^s u>-
Lt >s a n g f l e s *
CHIt ’AGO*
$1
w
¿ t x t ) r
NEW
•Rut»» ‘o. y »... nvmbnr lo
6 00 p » «.«kday,
and
’ay Sunday», not .xlvC.ny 10» Fw^ a| but«« Ta«
.
" ~ ,d
p an. Plomber» — yotw own periodo/d.re«(ao of
droa a
'o"tf <*<»'<>"<• svMÒer. yew (aU * e .t e h .n i W
drop o iOfd or coM o„,
OffK9 f9f w
T O M O
FOR W H A T I T S W O RTH
It isn i alw ays «»sy to be a hero.
T ake, for ex am p le,th r bask etb all
player of whom 1 read not long
ago. In a successful a tte m p t to
keep u hall from going out of
bounds, his m om em tum w as such
that he w ent into th e crowd,
ptanced the length of the press
eble. jum jw d over the scorek, •-
•|M*rs to get hack on thefloor, took
pass from a te am m ate, shot
ar.dm issed tin* basket.
H he had m ade the tw o points
the crow d w ould have cheered
him to the ra fte rs ; hut he missed
and the crow d roared in give
Such is the narrow m argin that
se p a ra te s th e hero and th e clown
A sim ilar fa te w as mine as a
I high school »ad As
stationary
¡g u a rd in those p n - r a o h o r x e bas­
ketball days. I pln.nsl two v e sts
w ithout e v e r g ettin g to sh«x,t at
th e basket In the last gam e of
rnv senior year, someone finally
fcuhsl me thus giving
th*.
«bance to sink mv first bucket
B w a s a d ra m a tic m om ent for
ne W .th the a tte n tio n of all upon
nx* I sighted, carefully let fh
«»><i I ooih M the 1 m .I1 th ivugh w .thi
< ut touching tlw* rim T h. begin-
n »ng ot a ch<*er turned to a roa
«< lau g h ter w*hen th
re ferve
«nnounckM th a t my foot w«t ov»*r
the line I rem
j
ainvd scoivD ss «„,[
unacrlaim ed
yen-
ertr' ,,‘r fhaf ^»me
.
.
,nJUr*d on a
As
1 >«> »here ,n the mud. all 1 -s
hounds of me. on,. e«r was t()
' !,’u ' 1 w«»ting longingly for th
>h«*er which
was nghtfully
-
dm
ani njureid gladiator But das
befotv tlv y identified
me. th«
<»»ach, a littfo fellow
«Ix’ut
font six, dashed on to th,, fix c
picked me up in his arm s, field
an.l
''«rrit*d me to the bench
ITv
ctxnvd raort'-J
«gam glory had
Missed n,e b\
iw w
¡’ «ck season already
l decided to become *1
™ n ,n m>
f.r s t
w ifh the
half gone
tU'o Iììl]s»r
'
ot Ira m in , K o r , , ' / '
I ' ' 11
■ t n . , , . / • r o r
agonizing
n. « J 2
i O rW uad
d uty trick by never m aking its
b ^ a rs tu v
but a L<},
n a l' to go. I t e t t e v d to the edge
>f the . track and P « sa \i out l
*ould have w alked the Nvmaintng
distance and have come in fourth
As it was nt> tra c k c a re e r hegan
and ended w ithout my nam e evvn
being en tered on the records
We dubs, how ever can conaolt
oursa'lv.s with tfxc thought that
sometime*« a laugh is as gcxM
a c h«s*r, and lomtsvne hag to m ake
th«* hero look gv*o,1
W IN S
FOR 1955 STYLING
OVER OTHER 2" LOW-PRICE CARS
BY VOTE
4 TO 1
A
T H O U S A N D S P R E F E R P L Y M O U T H 'S
S T Y L IN G
IN N A T IO N - W ID E S U R V E Y I
A w ell-kn o w n ¡tidr|M*ii<lcnt te s e a r c h
o rg an izatio n ask«*«! tlioiiMancl*« o f
}x*ople— in New Y ork, (liic a g o , De tro it,
A tla n ta , Dallas« lx*s Angeles—
-
to com pare the appc*arance o f
55 models o f the* three* lov«-price
cars. O pinions were received
from men and women — from
|x*ople o f all ages— from owners
o f all the different makes o f ears.
1 hu rc*sult« are I h I ow .
HERE’S WHAT OTHERS THOUGHT OF PLYMOUTH I
Csmpsrsd with low pries ear *'A”
Compared witk low pries car *‘B'’
Plymouth Is
bwttsr looking
Plymouth it
better looking
c<" " A” '*
bsttsr looking
!
!
1
i lfit
1
1
! amm
'
1
Car "B" It
1 17_
b ttt.r looking ! * 0
Almost 4 to 1 in
Plymouth’s favor,
Again, almost
4 to , for Plymouth!
(22% likod "both
about the sams")
(17% liked ‘‘both
about the same")
HERE’S WHY YOU’LL PREFER PLYMOUTH, TOOI
Plymouth ’55- w ith THE FOR-
M ARB LOOK — i? tlie only low-
price car to offer you konestly
new styling, instead of a mere
face-lifting. It’s bigger than the
“otlier 2' car? (longer than car
“A” by 8.4 inches!). It’s lower
and sleeker, with a host of styling
advances th a t wins the most
applause in the low eat-priceSell
See everything Plymouth has to
offer today!
Y m , the
big swing is to P ly m o u th — See it
Dodge Plymouth Dealer
Bracking:,, Ore
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