Brookings-Harbor Pilot
Thursday, October 18, 1956
p ro p o n en ts of in terco lleg iate foot
b all em ployed as th e ir p rin c ip a l
tool of p ro p o g an d a th e arg u m e n t
B> C liffo rd I’. Rowe
th a t th is sp o rt stre n g th e n e d c h a r
A ny in d iv id u a l w ho w as u n a a c te r in o u r y o u th as w ell as d e
w a re of th e in ro ad s m ad e by a th v elo p in g th e m p h y sically . T oday,
letics in to th e academ ic s tru c tu re h o w ev er, th e p ic tu re has ch an g ed
of o u r m o d ern in stitu tio n s of co n sid erab ly .
h ig h e r le a rn in g h as c e rta in ly been
en lig h te n e d in th e last few m on
R ecent sc an d als am o n g m em
th s. P a rtic u la rly has he had his b er schools of th e P acific C oast
eyes opened in reg ard to th e b u rly co n feren ce d efin itely p ro v e, if
fu rth e r ev id en ce w e re n ecessary ,
h e ro e s .of th e fo o tb all g rid iro n .
th a t c h a ra c te r b u ild in g h as been
A q u a rte r of a c e n tu ry ago th e th ro w n out th e w indow . F u rth e r-
For What It’s Worth
Complete Automotive Repairs
and Refinishing
Body and Fender Repair
Mechanical Tune ups
Inspect C>ur Factory Installed Paint Booth
Truck and Trailer Repairs
Acetylene and Arc Welding
W hy Fake Less W hen You C an (ret the Best
Brookings
Independent Auto & Trailer Repair
TINY
JERRY
Pioneer South of Chetco Ave.
m o re it is v e ry ev id e in t th a t in
m an y of th e la rg e r in stitu tio n s,
th e ta il is now w ag g in g th e dog:
foo tb all v icto ries a re m o re im p o r
ta n t th a n acad em ic a c h ie v em en t;
sta d iu m s are m o re im p o rta n t th a n
classro o m s; coaches a re m o re im
p o rta n t th a n college p resid en ts;
an d th e alu m n i a n d th e m e tro p o li
ta n sp o rts w rite rs
| r r y m o re
w eig h t re la tiv e to u n iv e rsity p o l
icy th a n does th e b o ard of tru ste e s
T h ese facts w ere b ro u g h t out
e m p h a tic a lly in so u th e rn C a lifo r
n ia re c e n tly w h e re th e stiffest
p e n a ltie s w ere doled out fo r code
v io latio n s. S u p p o sed ly resp o n sib le
a d u lts h ad th e u n m itig a te d gall to
in s ist th a t u n iv e rsity facu lty m en
sh o u ld not be in th e d riv e r's seat
as fa r as c o n tro lin g th e PCC w as
co n cern ed . T h ey b ack ed up th e ir
a rg u m e n t w ith th e id iotic a ss e r
tio n th a t th ese facu lty re p ré se n ta
tiv e s d id n ’t k now en o u g h ab o u t
fo o tb all to be ab le to ju d g e w isely.
Page Eleven
Brookings, Oregon
Veterans Affairs
Given Study
C ongressional leg islatio n ac tiv e
ly p u rsu e d by th e V eteran s of
F oreign W ars, as m an d a te s from
th is y e a r’s n a tio n al convention,
concerns all v e te ra n s an d th e ir
fam ilies.
INVITING THE UNDERTAKER-
At th e top of th e list is th e ad-1
v o eatin g of pensions for all W orld
W ar I v e te ra n s. T he d eleg a tes cal
led fo r re-in tro d u ctio n of the
W orld W ar 1 pen sio n bill passed
by the H ouse at th e last session. !
b u t w hich died in th e S en a te Fin
an ce C om m ittee. B ecause of th e
" d e a th ’’ th e co n v en tio n asks the
S en ate to am en d its ru le s and set
up a s e p a ra te co m m ittee to deal
w ith all v e te ra n s ’ bills.
A n o t h e r reco m m en d atio n of
v e ry w id esp read necessity, espec
ially to th e y o u n g er v e te ra n s is
In o th e r w o rd s, from th e ir u rging th e g ra n tin g of pensions
w a r p e d v iew p o in t w h ich h as re an d allow ances to th e w idow s of
su lte d
fro m o v er-em p h asis on W orld W ar II and K o rean v eter
a th le tic s, th ese fo o tb all fa n atics an s w ho a re now w ith o u t any
a re now going so fa r as to te ll th e fed eral reco g n itio n for th em selv es
u n iv e rsitie s, w h ich g av e th em p e r o r th e ir c h ild ren , w h a te v e r. T he
m ission to e x ist in th e first place, V eterans of F oreign W ars is ask
th a t w h a t foo tb all does is n one ot ing b en efits for th is segm ent sim i
Fcrmit? ju n io r "io standuiil
la r to those now in effect for th e
th e college's business.
w idow s of W orld W ar I.
l.ttic
next To th e
A ll of w h ich m ean s, in th e final
T he d e leg a tes also voted asking
u / i n d , Should you Have
an aly sis, th a t u n iv e rsitie s m ust th e raisin g of incom e lim itatio n s
» to
a p
soon d ecid e w h e th e r th e ir p rim e (in o rd e r to be elig ib le for p en
p u rp o se is to e d u c a te stu d e n ts or sions) from $1,400 to $2.400 for
s t o L ^ rha^ o n ly ln e <&< m ,
/ j
to e n te rta in th e p u b lic.
v e te ra n s or v e te ra n ’s w idow s w ith
^pt IIIe heqd, uti II bg <rac kg d
out d e p e n d e n ts and from $2,700 to
iW5«ib» Sr*» >>rwhr«t« k •*
$3.GOO for those w ith d ep en d en ts,
Courtesy of B F. Goodrich Safe Driver leagu e
M rs. M ae S m ith w ho h ad se r
and to p re v e n t re tu rn s from coni
v ed as city re c o rd e r lo r so m eth in g
m ercial in su ra n c e policies from
o v e r a y ear, left last S a tu rd a y t o b eing co n sid ered as incom e for n ^ .^ - r v te e
connected
pensions do cto rs w ould be re q u ired to c e rti
m a k e h e r h o m e in so u th e rn C ali ’ VA pension purposes.
w ould be given a co m plete p hysi fy how long a tim e they took in
to rn ia w ith a d a u g h te r.
I E ld erly v eteran s, a p p ly in g for cal ch eck u p and th e e x a m in in g m ak in g the ex am in a tio n if th e
w i s h e s o t th e co nvention a te fol
low ed, and the d eleg ates ap p ro v ed
in p rin c ip a l, p re v a ilin g upon th e
V eteran s A d m in istra tio n to m ake
possible a d em o n stratio n of th e
m eth o d of c h iro p ractic tre a tm e n t,
both in th e ir h o sp itals and on an
o u t-p atien t basis.
I t a ll s t a r t e d w i t h t h e new “ I n n e r F o r d .” W hen
O n a w id e r basis, the co n v en
Ford engineers plan n ed this baby, tin \ d id n ’t just il. nk
tion w e n t on record as d is fa v o r
in term» ol new sptings, new brakes, new axles. I le v
ing any d ealin g s w h a te v e r w hich
thought in tu rn s ol a .a t through and throu o new.
w ould b ind the U. S. to any an d
i
Here’s what put the magic in the new kind of FO R D !
I h . • w h e e l* go t s m a lle r . Yes. (his new I ml is so new
in every d etail that even the w in d s have . lian.,etl. Now
small. I and bro.tilii lot a b itte r gtip <>n tl.c toad, tluv
help you take oil quickly . . . give you a better i id.
I h e w h c c lb u -c g o t lo n g e r . . so now vou t an i b o o se
betw een a Ford th at's ovtt IG It. long <»i one that's o u t
1 7 It. long!
I lie f r a m e g o t w id e r . Side ta ils hois out to giv e a more
stable i tiling plat lot in . . . a low. t , s i.. ki t silhouette.
in the new kind
I lie r id e go t - m o o t h e r . W ith new suspensi at, new
sp ringing b o u t and rear, the tide this new fo rd goes
you is the closest you II ever tom e to toasting on velvet
covered clouds. And th.it holds t i n e on ha. k to a d s , to o '
'I h e h a n d lin g g o t e a - ie r . Poised and h alaiu . d lik. a
p an th er, this car has new swept ba. k front suspension
that works its magic when sou need it m o st.
o f FORD?
T h e p o w er got h o tte r.
all form s of w orld g o v ern m en t,
u rg es co m p lete e v a lu a tio n of out
il la tio n s w ith the Y ugoslavs and
tu rn t th u m b s dow n on any at
te m p ts to allow R.xl C hina a seat
in th e U nited N ations. It also op
posed in v itin g anv R ussian mill
ta ry p e t so u n d to inspect any de
fense bases in the U S. A
The d eleg ates also voted to op
pose a n y attem p t to w ard natio n al
pi Inin, mn and i r.-olv e.l th at the
v o tin g reco rd s of all m em b ers of
C ongress on m a tte rs p e is ta in in g
to v e te ra n s, th e ir w idow s, or d e
p e n d e n ts be p u b lish ed in th e ir n a
tio n al m agazine as a co n tin u o u s
policy of th e V eteran s of F oreign
W ars.
I his new kind ol lo t
RATE RAISE?
Due to p ro p erty im p ro v em en ts
the bo ard of tru ste e s of th e local
VFW Po ’ a te stu d y in g an up-1
w a rd rev isio n of rates v. hi h have
p re v a ile d since the bu ild in g was;
m ad e av ailab le. S erv ice c h a rg e s’
m ust be in creased to m eet s tre e t
and se w e r assessm en ts w hich, in
th e case of th e p ro p e rty not being
elig ib le for in sta llm e n t ; a ; H a n t s ,,
had t o b e ; a i d in cash, tfie sum of
$1,000 b eing n o n ow ed at 6 p er
cent in te re st,
T h e new Ford F airlane 5W (11R inch wheelbase).
L onger, lower, larger than m ans m edium priced
tars, yet lower in price than most of ih ttn !
And it’s designed to let vou make
the . asy entries and graceful exits you've always known.
T h e r o o f g o t lo w e r .
I he hods got q u ie te r . It's the strongest Ixxly ever built
ha a low priced car. \n d no ta r in F ord’s field has such
generous sound proofing.
I b e ro o m got b ig g er. I here's head room to spare for
. is. «in ispe hat. I here's real stretch-out leg room , too.
I he lin e - ••ot -w e e te r. l ord gises you the longest,
1
d . l »w • ri. e.l < .r eser. Fach graceful contour ol its
s ' ptiit ! i s ti; I bods sass, "L et’s go!”
S ince being opened, the v e te r
ans h av e en d eav o red to ru n it at
a ra te c o m p arab le to a com m unity
hall, an d possibly w ould h av e so
c o n tin u ed but tfie tru ste e s te a liz e
th e a d d itio n of a pav ed s tre e t and
a v a ila b ility of a sew er m akes
th e ir p ro p e rty y et m ore v a lu ab le
and feels th e public will profit ac
cordingly.
iO ^ S IG
UNANDER
• ■■ ‘ i s ’e ■ ,t -»»’tsrter. W ith this new look Ford you
’ ’ ' m s m sw herei Exam ple: ail F airlane
-I sedans, have the look of a h ardtop.
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and the price is still Ford low.
It. ptomisc of buying a cat that will
• . . . a «at that will stay worth more,
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57 FORD!
DUNNING MOTORS
Highway 101
Brookings, Oregon
STATE
Constructive in Ideas
Experienced in
Financial Matters
Po d Ad*
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