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
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(3) N egotiate w ith Red China for
Mercurys Offered
In Big Contest
series.
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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
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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
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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. And they love Ford’s
new I hunderbird V-8's and Mileage Maker
Six. But the dung that's really got 'em
burring is Ford's new ride. In the new kind
ol Ford, vital riding features team up to
gne you the smoothest going in the whole
tide world. For example:
Mere weight «sd length
letter haUme
Heod for the roughest road in the new kind of Ford,
M o tu * haw the biggest bump, lo t* their th v m p 'l On«
reason it that thu biggest, longe,t, heoviett Ford hat the
O n * of Ford • nicest bockrood hobit» is to n»ok* believe
the rough ipot* o re n t there Froper »eight distribution
ond precne boloncing let Ford iron out bump, far better
thon many of the higher priced cart.
New automatic variaMa-rata rear spring«
New swepl-hotk Belt-feint »rent sespensie«
New lewer-pressere tires
Going from a highwoy Io a byway in a Ford, tl hke
going from »ahn to t ill New deitgn o lla w i Ford I rear
springt to
tofttn
or
ihffen
depending on road
condition!. You ge* o smooth ride ol! the way I
Ford I new »Monger front luspennon i , de,<gned to took
Even Ford « tire« ore new for a be” er nd e l Although
up th* shock of rewgh road« l h * new swept back design
I*«« »heels ' roll Witt» the bump ond absorb it going
o u s t . . . for for smoother, steadier «oiling.
th e y re q u ire l e u a ir pressure they hold obout ,7 % mere
oir for cuihtcnmg the cor. Thu mean« o »after ride —
without sacrifice of Ford « good hondúng characteristic,.
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Mere (omfortable seating
More body insulation
No m etal-te-«etal chassis ond boJy centact
There » no tag »hen you »it m a Ford . . . even on long
tr ip * Comfort contoured »eat, rig id 1» or»chor«d hove
advanced tpnng ng for greo’er com fort ond longer life.
Ford ho» more body in«. o’ion— protection again,’
»«other du«t end n o n e - ‘t»an arty co- in the o » pr-ce
Held, You fide through city tro^'C in hbrory-Iike quiet.
O nly Ford m it» Feld u«»» ÎC Cu»h
G . e- ru u ce- t
y
mount, . . . more ’ hon ony o’her lo » -p r ced co» • c
odd , up to o »moother quieter riding car.
Try the new kind o f ride in the new kind o f
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