Page 8
P o n i ind/Observer Thursday May 18, 1972
As I See It
G o v e rn o r an n o u n ces
t r a d e t a l k w i t h C h in a
(Continued lrom page 2)
M in o r ity
a p p r e n tic e s
I he fourth reason fo r recom
over, there are desperate men
Governor Tom McCall an
mending Goldschmidt is that
service markets In the Asian
Involved and they may stop at
nounced formal talks have
he intends to hr ing workable
area.
nothing to see that Gold
been launched w ith the Peoples
and feasible solutions to prob
Governor McCall aaal the
schmidt is not elected Mayor
Republic of China fo r the pure
lems confronting an urban
trade talks are the outgrowth
of
Portland,
Fate
knows
no
chase
of
so
ft-w
h
ite
w
h
e
a
t
city. F ifth , he wants the peo
of contacts he made in Hong
M in o rity group personsw ill
m aster.
Therefore, Gold
from the P acific Northwest.
FA M O U S ( A B U S
ple represented in the govern
Kong during a three-week
te needed In many apprentice-
schmidt
must
he
very,
very
The
governor
said
a
presen
ment and he believes . . . a
Pregón Trade Mission to the
able
trades in upcoming
careful in the tinal stages of
tation was made on behalt
LIQUIDATORS OF FRilGHT
mayor must listen towhat peo
F a r East e a rlie r this year. He
months.
High school grads
the
campaign
he
wants
to
of
Western
Wheat
Associates,
3 Corner Stores • 283 31 71
D A M A C IGOOOS ANO
ple say; Sixth, he isn’t afraid
designated
Western
Wheat
As
oi the equivalent interested
be elected Mayer. Many a
an i ' regon - based company,
MANUFACTURES
CLOSIOUTS
North
KiHinqsworth a t Albina .
to speak out no m atter how
sociates as the logical organ
m the skilled trades should
canlldate has gene to bed with
during the Chinese Expon
unpopular an Issue might he.
ization
to
handle
the
negotia
te
directed
to
the
Apprentice
the assurance that he was
Commodities F a ir at Kwang-
Seventh, he ( unlike some
tions.
ship Information Center, 1031
elected to an office arxl woke
chow (Canton) to the d ire c to r
politicians ' believes that the
M arket Croup Asia, L t d , is
NJE. Couch Street.
up
the
next
mern.ng
and
found
of
the
China
National
Cereals,
best way to stop crim e is
a Hong Kong corporation that
ANNU
O ils and Foodstuffs Im port and
he was defeated. There are
with preventive action (which
has established offices in
Export
Corporation.
not
certainties
inp.
lines.
Not
is sound reasoning). Eighth,
Portland to work with United
even fo r front runners.
I have been informed that
Goldschmidt has the support
States companies in openiiw
I»’» Soving Time a t THE BEE CO
1
am
well
aware
chat
Gold
our
proposal
was
favorably
of the average Portlander,
trade with the Peoples Re(xib-
received ami is being taken to
schmidt
did
not
keep
all
of
W
< ’ve packed our display (loot
which means that he w ill have
lic of China.
Peking fo r fu rth e r considere-
the promises that he made
near
to bursting with chairs,
to be responsive to th e ir
McCall said that Market
tion,” McCall said.
when he firs t ran fo r City-
r'ca^ s' Ninth, he is a man
solos, etc
W e ’ve turned our
Group
Asia
already
is
nego
Commissioner. i am not un
Met.all made the announce
with a miss,on, energy, and
tiating
other
transactions
distress
into
terrific buys for
mindful that he has become a
ment at the Governor's Con
compassion.
Lastly, having
calling fo r substantial pur
you
Come
and
enjoy
w hile
science
on
Financing
Interna
political
maverick.
I
know
that
experience in City H all, he
chases from the Peoples Re
he has made a number of pol
tional Trade at the Sheraton
our
distress
lasts
knows w hat mechanisms to use
public of China by American
Motor inn. The conference
itical blunders. I am well
Even though Portland news
customers.
d iew I
£ vport-lm port Bank
aware
that
he
has
not
fu
lfille
d
papers, COPE, and others
ami federal Commerce De
his promises ti the Black
These U.S. purchases,”
agree that Neil Goldschmidt
partment o fficia ls, and 100
Community.
f
am
not
un
the
governor said, "could
is the BEST CHOICE FOR
Senator Vern Cook, speak
Oregon business leaders.
mindful that Ned Goldschmidt
provide the d ollars needed by
MAYOR, it w ill not be the
ing before seniors at the
Discussions
fo
r
the
pur
may
be
using
the
office
of
the
the
Peoples
Republic
to
buy
firs t tune that the leading
Reynolds high school Thurs
chase of wheat by the Peoples
L'Js. wheat.”
mayor as a stepping stone.
candidate fo r a public office
day, called fo r the d ire ct in
Republic
of
China
are
being
SLAT TOP
So
what?
Haven’
t
all
other
lost a race.
In the final
McCall added, "W e a llh o ld
volvement of the public school
conducted fo r Western Wheat
candidates done the very same
Battery Included
high hope fot the success of the
days of an election anything
in the political system. "T he
Associates by Robert J . Mare
things, if not worse? Shouldn’t
talks by the Western Wheat
can happen. So fa r the may
policy
of
non-involvement
in
fel, managing d ire cto r of
Goldschmidt be given a second
Associates and th e ir repre
oralty campaign has twen re l
thuigs which may 1» con
W h ile
Market Group Asia, Ltd.
chance to fu lfill those broken
W a ln u t F inish
sentatives. This could be the
atively clear.
However, m
tro ve rsia l” should te dis
50
O nly
Western W heat Associates,
promises? Hasn’ t he demon
crucial opening gambit that
the next feu days we may see
Reg 29 95
carded, Cook said and " s tu
last
strated that he has the poten
“
organization
of
wheat
pro-
w ill lead to resumption of the
a drastic change of events
dents should be encouraged to
tia litie s of being the BEST
“ cers» *« financed p a rtly by
once-flourishing movement of
and the election may become
take part in campaigns".
f f * OjS. government under a
mayor that Portland w ill ever
P acific Northwest wheat ami
the d irtie s t in modern time.
Senator Cook stated: "O u r
94 ’ GOLD VELVET
naughahyde
law designed to develop and
have? 1, fo r one, believe so.
flour to C hina."
C OLONIAL style
Needless to say there are
public affairs is for the tim id
I t ’ s your choice!
high stakes involved. M ore
siul the Ignorant. In a demo
cra tic society, no subject
With Matching lo ckin g
Tufted Back
should be sacred and immune
to*« S<at Colonial Stylo
from discussion. Teachers
Reg
should he urged to educate
169 95
the student in the functioning
of democracy. Candidates fo r
«eg 550 00
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In a le tte r to all Oregon
state and local offices should
the working man and his
union locals, Wayne Morse
be brought to the schools,
«eg 299 95
rights. Throughixit this cam
of the m ajor candidates.
received the strong endorse
matic. accepta Ne to all fac
regardless of their view or
paign
he
has
strongly
spoken
But as I discussed in a re
ment
of
several
Oregon
labor
«eg
11 95
tions of Democrats, and a vet
th e ir party registration. We
against compulsory a rb itra
cent column, no candidate so
leaders. Signing the le tte r
eran, successful campaigner,
must discard the policy of
tion. He has consistently at
fa r has managed to fire the en
«eg
49 95
were: George Brown, form er
he could perhaps unite a spl al
no discussion of things which
tacked the Nixon Adm inistra
thusiasm
o r captured the
Pol io ta I D ire cto r of the Ore
tered party better than anyone
may
be
controversial
as
only
tion and its program of dis
imagination of the American
«eg
79 95
gon AFL-CIO, Gordon Swope,
presently in the race.
by the conflict of views do we
people.
crim inatory and unfair wage
President
Local
1092
Retail
There are lots of if’ s fo r
a rrive at the truth. He who
and price controls.
«eg 3 5 9 9 5
Employees,
John
Olson,
Sanford between that dream
Should this trend continue
Is afraid to hear the other
Legislative
Representative
throughout the prim aries it is
and its realization, and no one
man’ s Ideas, no m atter how
Columbia D is tric t Council
knows better than he what
likely that no Democrat w ill
unpopular or absurd they may
ILWU, Mel Sehoppert, Busi
those are.
«eg 950
be. Is a coward. II an idea
command a m ajority of dele
ness Agent T ransit Em
gates at the s t a r t of the con
o r a government cannot with
Taking a courageous plunge
ployees,
Local #757, A rt
stand c ritic is m , itls n o tw o rth
vention. If early balloting pro
is not new to T e rry Sanford. He
Bauder, Business AgentElec-
duces no cle a r frontrunner,
defending. W e should be proud
was the firs t southern gover
n .g
149
tric a l Workers Local #48,
and if Ted Kennedy remains
that we live in a democracy
nor to supportJohnF,Kennedy
Dean M ickles, President o re -
out of the race as he is pledged,
and
every
citizen,
regardless
in I960, a move which many of
gon Public EmployeesCouncil
and is like ly, to do.
of his age, should be urged
his closest advisors strongly
#25, Clyde Crosby, In te r
T e rry Sanford might well
to become a part of i t . "
opposed.
national Representative of the
Senator v/ern Cook Is a
be that man. Bright, charts-
State Senator H arl Haas,
Again he has acted not on the
Teamsters a nd|rvinF letcher,
candidate fo r reelection from
odds hat on his conscience and
c
a
n
d
id
a
t
e
fo
r
Multnomah
Secretary of the Lane County
the East Multnomah County
County D is tric t Attorney, has
convictions. And this, as much
Labor Council.
Senatorial D is tric t.
announced that his lis t of con
as anything, makes him a sig
T h e ir endorsement read:
trib u to rs and campaign expen
nificant c a n d id a t e whose
For
Wayne Morse’ s position as
ditures were open fo r inspec
Fries flood Wednesday, Moy I 7 thru Saturday. Moy ---------------------------------------
chances probably are not
an expert In Labor Law and
tion by his opponents.
nearly so slun as some now
Labor-Management Relations
think.
Haas stated th a t."A s a sup
is unchallenged. His s k ill and
knowledge are built on the porter of the revised Corrupt
P ractices Act enacted during
experience of more than 30
die last legislative session I
years
of
active,
dedicated
and
C irc u it C o u rt
feel that all records of cam
productive work as a labor
paign contributors and ex
a rb itra to r, labor mediator
D o p t. 18
penditures should be open,
and United States Senator.
Wayne Morse is not afraid o n ly by a fu ll and open disclo
Domestic R e latio n s
sure, by all candidates, can
to speak out in defense of
25 Varieties
46 or $
the fu b lic be fu lly informed.”
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JUDGE DEIZ
needs vo unteer tutors to teach
English to people who cannot
with her experience and
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compassion w ill te an
ledge of a foreign language is
outstanding J lt )CE on the
not necessary; PCC w ill pro-
COURT OF DOMESTIC
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RELATIONS.
method fo r teaching English
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as a second language. Tutors
regular size
for
each
are needed throughout the
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land from Governor McCall
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ernor a appointee on the Gov-
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stind his political and person
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our
.ommunlty
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