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Brookings-Harbor Pilot Thursday, March 14, 1957 U. S. foreign policy for its 1957 vided on other altern ativ es to the Great Decisions Shows Split On Red China problem including a U. S- w alkout on th e U- N. if Peiping w ins a On the question of Red C hina’s seat or U. S. economic pressure bid for C hina’s seat in th e U nited on oth er U. N, m em bers to keep N ations, now held by Chaing Kai- Peiping delegates out of the gen shek’s N ationalist China govern eral assem bly m ent based on the island of T ai Voting on w hether the U. S. wan (Form osa), Oregon balloting should give diplom atic recognition showed: to the Red Chinese governm ent S harp division of opinion on Thirty-six percent in favor of showed: how this country should m eet the U. S. diplom atic pressure on other T hirty-eight favored going slow- growing economic and m ilitary <J. N. m em bers to keep Peiping on recognizing Red China w hile pow er of Red China has been delegates out of the U. N.; but, areeing to fu tu re talks. If pro registered by m ore than 300 O re if we lose, bow to the w ill of the gress is made, be w illing to g ran t gon groups participating in “G reat m ajority. recognition at some fu tu re date. Decisions” discussion of foreign Thirty-one percent opposed Red T hirty percent voted to acknow policy issues. China or Peiping representation ledge th at th e Peiping governm ent T abulation of discussion group of China on the U- N. security is the effective governm ent of ballots from 22 Oregon counties council "by every possible means, China and deal w-ith it as much including the veto if necessary.” as seems useful, on this basis, but this week by Oregon S tate college Twenty-five percent voted for extension service on the R e d w ithdraw al of all opposition to a avoid full diplom atic relations for the present. China issue showed the w idest U. N. seat for Red C hina’s Peip- T w enty percent thought w e split to date am ong O regonians ing delegates, should give diplom atic recognition The rem aining ballots w ere di- to Peiping now for easier dealing w ho tackled eight hot spots on I w ith all F a r East political and other problem s. Tw elve percent said we should refuse to recognize the Red Chin ese governm ent under any circum stances. In our relations w ith Taiwan, (China N ationalist governm ent on F orm osa), Oregon ballots included Thirty-eight percent in favor of recognizing the Peiping com m un ist governm ent if, in retu rn , it will accept an independent T ai wan u n d er the K uom intang—in o th er words, two Chinas. Tw enty-seven percent would continue recognizinz the K uom in tang governm ent as the legal gov ern m en t of China and help them (sh o rt of U. S. troops) to regain WE ARE CHANGING OUR NAME the m ainland. Tw enty-four percent believed we should alter our present policy and recognize the K uom intang as the legal governm ent of T aiw an AUTHORIZED WILLYS SALES & SERVICE but not of all China. View ing possible fu tu re Red Chinese th rea ts to F ar E ast peace, O regonians favored altern ativ es in the following order: (1) O ffer every reasonable aid to free n a tions in the F ar East to m ake su re they can m eet any Red Chinese Johnson HOM E LIT E th reats—economic, political o r SA WS m ilitary; (2) Build up U. S. and M IE S S E R !//CE allied strength in th e F ar East to be ready for w ar if it comes; and - B R O O K /N G J* (3) N egotiate w ith Red China for Mercurys Offered In Big Contest series. SALES ¿uSERVICL* LOUzALDtN to LORINGS SALES & SERVICE Hr P o w e r S aw /«/ UC//IO Z EQUIPMENTr „ y • * • { How come the new Ford *........... •«. rides so smooth and solid? Brookings, Oregon THAT'S H FBIT N inty M ercurys and 2,100 other prizes w ith a total retail value of alm ost a half m illion dollars are being offered in a contest spon sored by M ercury Division and by M ercury dealers throughout the nation. A nnouncem ent of the Big M D ream Car Contest, in w hich 15 new’ 1957 M ercurys and 350 other prises will be given aw’ay every week in six w eekly jingle contests was made by George S. Coats, general m arketing m anager of the M ercury Division. The contests sta rt March 4 and end A pril 20. Entry blanks may be obtained from any authorized M ercury dealer in the nation. FAMOUS £ MMY ^ D oolittle 0® TOKYO FAME, W AS P IL O T TO IL V & L IN O INSTRUMENT» ONLY H i Tl AMP LAMPEO IM A PRAMd TWAT R.YIN® HAP ENTERED M cV ay is N am ed to W e e d C on trol G roup A county Weed Control Com m ittee was appointed by the C o u n -, HAZARDOUS PASSAGE ty C ourt last w'eek to adm inister © N Ê OF THE GREATEST TESTS OP th e weed control program in the HUMAN E N T R A N C E ANO CCURASS county. WAS THg FAMOUS 5ONYER «URTVg EFFORT TO TRAVEL FROM WVOMIMS N orm an Chenow eth, Ophir, was TERRTORV TO CALIFORNIA iM appointed chairm an and to serve FlSUTlNS SNOW AND on the com m ittee for a th ree year STARVATION, ONLY 4 7 term . J. R. Roakam, Langlois, OF THE ORISI NAU PARTY OF 0 0 SURVIVED was appointed for a two year THE 0RUELUNÄ MARCH/ term , and Archie McVay, B rook-, ings, for a one year term . Ex-offi cio members are Lou Oester, I WHAI IS SAFE” ? County Agent, and H. G. A nder veuve heard tue expression ’» a f k a s a h k / hca '7 well son, Weed Control Supervisor, 4ZC. SAV/MWS «O V O S ARB AS SAFE AS THE COUNTRY -THAT STAMPS B E H IN D T H IS ©PLEMPlD INVESTMENT C * VOUS DOLLARS IN V O U * 3 A N O Y O U # Gold Beach. C O U H rK V 'S F U T U R I f This com m ittee w ill w ork on a program to control the noxious and poisonous weeds in the coun Brookings under the direction of Report Obituary ty- W ier’s M ortuary Chapel of C res cent City w ith the Rev. W alter On Harrison Hale a F a r East settlem ent on all out Sadler officiating. C larence Dial Rites w ere conducted last week standing issues. sang. "God Will Take C are of G reat Decisions discussions, de for H arrison Lynn Hale, who You” and "In the G ard en ”, w’ith passed aw ay on th e evening of signed for the “ non-experts” to Jan et Mosier at the organ. build inform ed public opinion on M arch 1st as a result of an auto Pall bearers were, W ally Craig, foreign policy, w ere pioneered in ; mobile accident. H arrison Lynn Hale was born Jim Nelson, Jim Campbell, David Oregon in 1955 and have now spread nationw ide. The program in M ilwaukee, Wis. on Oct. 23, Western, David Bushnell and Bill is sponsored in Oregon by the 1938. He had lived in Brookings OSC extension service in coopera since 1951 and was a student of G uthrie. In term en t followed in W ard’s Memorial C em etary in tion w ith th e Foreign policy asso the Brookings high school. He is survived by his parents, Brookings. ciation and state educational agen cies and organizations. Opinion Mr. and Mrs. H arrison Hale, a ballots tabulated at OSC are sent sister, M arilyn Hale; a brother, to Congress and the U. S. s t a t e 1 George Raymond Hale, all o f Brookings; his paternal g rand d epartm ent. m other, Mrs. George Hale of Wis- cousin, and m aternal grandm other R e lieve peine of tir e d , to re , e e h in j m us Mrs. Tom Dunnaven of M yrtle c le * w ith S T A N B A C K , ta b le t* o r p o w d e r * S T A N B A C K a c t* <a»t to b rin g c o m fo rtin g Creek, Oregon. F u n eral sercives were c o n re lie f. . , because th e S T A N B A C K fo rm u la co m bine* sev erel p resc rip tio n ty p e in ducted Monday at 2 p.m. from g re d ie n t* fo r fast r e lie f of gain. the Com m unity Baptist church in ACHING MUSCLES E x t e n s io n Phones S a v e R u n n in g A r o u n d It’s the new; inner Ford'-that gives you a big-car ride at low Ford prices • Folk» just naturally love Ford's lower, •leeker silhouette. 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