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H O P E F L IC K E R ^ B R IG H T
In L eb a n o n , F ra n k ie H a n d th e
little six -y e a r old v ictim of leu k e-
m ia, fo r w hom sp e c ia lists h a v e
p ro p h e sie d d e a th before C h ristm a s,
is m a k in g a g rim a n d d e te rm in e d
fig h t fo r recovery-
T h e E X P R E S S c o m m e n ts on th e
e ffo rts o f a local d o c to r w ho h a s
m ad e a co m p re h en siv e s tu d y of
th e d ise ase , p a rtic u la rly d u rin g
se rv ic e in W orld W a r II
T h e m ed ic. Dr. J e ro m e C ross,
e x p la in s th a t he is n o t o ffe rin g
a n y h ope to th e p a re n ts , b u t th e
p ro g re ss h e is m a k in g is, a s he
p u ts it. "w o n d e rfu l”.
A sp e cia l m achine, k n o w n as th e
cro p y e t to be p ick ed w a s re p o rte d
on th e g ro u n d d u e to th e w in d an d
! m a tu r ity o f th e fru it. S om e gro w -
e r s re p o rte d fro m 1,000 to 2,000
boxes o f N ew to w n s also lost.
C A M P A IG N O V E R T H E T O P
S h e rid a n m a d e q u ic k w o rk of
i its C o m m u n ity C h e s t c a m p a ig n ,
T h e S U N re p o rts th a t co llectio n s
a lre a d y ex ceed th e q u o ta by o ver
$ 300 .
A lth o u g h m o re c o n trib u tio n s a re
ex p e cted b efo re th e d riv e is over.
to ta l a m o u n t liste d w as $1,121.23.
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I “G E T O U T V O T E " E F F O R T
I f th e to ta l o f b allo ts c a s t No- j
i v e m b e r 7 d id n ’t se t a record, no
b lam e could rig h tly be p u t on
N o rth B end.
S p o n so red by th e COOS BAY
H A R B O R , th e e n tire city p a rtic ­
ip a te d to som e d eg ree in th e e ffo rt
to “g e t o u t th e vote".
A g e n e ro u s c a sh p rize sp u rre d
th e h igh school stu d e n t bodies to
an in te n siv e so lic ita tio n of voters,
to see th a t th e y w ere reg istered
an d to im p re ss upon th e m th e d ate
of th e g e n e ra l election.
ELECTRIC
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B ID S F O R P O S T O F F IC E
V e rn o n ia m a y fin d one of its
p re se n t d ay in s titu tio n s m oved to
a new lo catio n , com e F e b r u a r y 19,
1951.
T h e E A G L E re m a rk s th is tre n d |
in te llin g o f b id calls fo r leasing
o f p o st o ffice q u a rte rs .
A cco rd in g to local postal au th o r- |
ities, in itia l b id s of 1500 sq u a re
fee t h av e been in c re ase d to 1800
sq u a re fe e t in a sm u c h as th e fo r­
m e r fig u re w ould n o t allow enough
a r e a fo r m a il h an d lin g .
E x p e c ta tio n s a re th a t a new
b u ild in g w ill be req u ired , a s no
su ch q u a r te r s d eem ed su ita b le a re
1 now u n o ccu p ied an d av ailable.
U N A U T H O R IZ E D B A D G E S
W illa m in a
fin d s th a t c e rta in
a d u lt m a le s h av e a w eird w ay o f
try in g to im p re ss local sm a ll fry
by fla s h in g p h o n ey b adges.
T h ro u g h th e T IM E S , th e ch ie f
of police re v e a ls th e p ra c tic e an d
[ fe rv e n tly c o n d e m n s It.
T h e policy of th e d e p a rtm e n t,
sa y s th e ch ief, is to m a k e frie n d s
w ith th e c h ild re n a n d n o t s c a rin g
th e m . T h e ch ie f u rg e s an y o n e
w h o se c h ild m ig h t be sc a re d by
th e fla s h in g of u n a u t h o r i z e d , S T R A IN ON SW IM POO L
b ad g e s to im m e d ia te n o tify th e
H illsb o ro is feelin g a sh a rp
police d e p a rtm e n t.
s tr a in on its p la n s fo r bu ild in g a
new sw im m in g pool.
C O N V E N T IO N F O R 1951 ?
T h e A R G U S tu r n s its m illions
G re sh a m is all fire d u p o v e r th e eyes to a close s c ru tin y o f th e
p o ssib ility of hoscing a co n v e n tio n im p a sse w h ich h eck les th e am b i­
in 1951.
tio u s d re a m s of th e to w n sfo lk .
The
OUTLOOK
c re d its
th e
T h e c a tc h co m es w ith o u tla w in g
c h a m b e r o f co m m erce a s h av in g by th e g o v e rn m e n t of a n y co n ­
m a d e a bid fo r th e 1951 s ta te s tru c tio n d esig n ed fo r a m u se m e n t, j
G ra n g e m eetin g .
re c re a tio n o r e n te r ta in m e n t p u r­
A d eleg a tio n of G ra n g e r s r e c e n t­ poses.
ly g av e a close one to fa c ilitie s I T h e c ity m a n a g e r' d ec la re s, as
to a c c o m m o d a te a n ex p e cted cro w d f a r a s he is co n c ern ed , th e only
o f a b o u t 1,500. D ecision still h a n g s th in g th a t Is g o in g to sto p it is
o u tr ig h t g o v e rn m e n t p ro h ib itio n .
hig h , h ow ever,
as its sponsors desire. In its news columns,‘f a r n,ght
rn“chlne of wh‘ch t|,ere
CONCERN FOR OUR OWN
e a p re c io u s few in th e n atio n ,
however, once the news is out its out.
h a s been d eliv ered fo r th e d o c to r’s
The fruitless attempt of two Puerto Rico
In other words, the old axiom within ed­ use a n d tr e a tm e n ts by th e device
nationalists to assassinate President Harry itorial sanctums that “Nothing is older than will b eg in a t once.
S. Truman seems to be a story of great yesterday’s newspaper” holds good on a D o cto rs fro m all o v er h av e ev-
yearnings building up a pressure which weekly or bi-weekly. It is an insult to the id en ced in te r e s t in th e case. A nd
might have resulted in even more of a trag­ intelligence of our readers to constantly re­ in L eb a n o n , to w n sp eo p le a r e be­
in n in g to respond to a call
edy than it did.
peat a story, only in order to appease the s g in
c a n fo r
c
lo
th
e
s
a
n
d
special
d
ie
t
su
p p lies,
publicity-desires
of
a
particular
group.
Burning zeal, unless tempered with a
su ch as o ra n g e s, beef, g ra p e ju ice,
sharp sense of values, is dangerous. It not
Much more desirable is a complete story eg g s a n d o th e r foods w h ich
only unbalances the perspective but aligns told soon enough before an event to inform Frankle“s'hard-,prMsed pa°entT a re
everything in life as either black or white. those concerned as well as to add the infor- u n ab le to afford
A lth o u g h a leu k em ia p a tie n t as
Fanaticism knows little restraints, when mation to the general public.
Yes, we have our troubles. But don’t f a r a d v a n c e d as F ra n k ie is sup-
it has full sway. There is no realism to
slavish devotees of an ideal or a movement think, for an instance, that we don’t like to posed to be b ed fast, th e little six-
y e a r old h a s lots of e n e rg y an d
and full appreciation of the results from see the news come in.
We only respectfully urge our contriti- wl11 not &ive up
violence comes only as an anti-clamactic
O n H allo w e en ev en in g , he w as
utors to see our side of it, too.
awakener.
j a s a c tiv e a s an y y o u n g ste r in th e
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The flaming issue which seared the minds
to w n , m a k in g the t r a d i t i o n a l !
of the two would-be assasins, one of whom
ro u n d s w ith a cry of ‘‘tr ic k o r
VICTIMS
OF
CONFUSION
is dead and the other facing a charge of
i tr e a t ”.
murder, is laudable enough. It was a battle-
Our children are growing up in an era of
cry of Independence for a possession many liewilderment and confusion. And, as par- POOR s p o r t s m a n s h i p
ents, We are faced with the challenge of try- 1 S easid e n im ro d s r e tu r n e d fro m
of us could but scantly remember.
r °uR hout th e c o u n ty
Puerto Rico, many learned in connection ing to give them guidance with a back- tell s tir r in g t h tales
of th e fin est
with the story of the would-be attackers, is ground of standards that are woefully inade­ poor sp o rts m a n s h ip e v e r to be r e ­ t 'A* '-V« 'At 'A? 'At^VtAVf 'At 'At / Af 'At/Af Mf 'A* wMtMYMfMfMfJwfMfAW'
a hot-bed of unrest. There are cries that the quate and out-dated.
co u n ted .
Everywhere there is news of scientific T h e S IG N A L tells o f illeg al k ills ;
heel of Tyranny presses hard upon its neck;
th at the yoke of Oppression wears heavily. developments that point to a new and star- an d d e s tru c tio n of elk cow s a n d *
Those are words that inspired the patriots tling future. Research in the fields of phys- calves.
Peg,g, J M o rtu a ry
of our colonial days to acts of defiance and ics, chemistry, agriculture—in fact in the In on e a re a , w hich h a d n o t been
whole
component
of
Life---clearly
forewarn
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u
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fo
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y
ea
rs
an
d
w
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re
th
e
protest. We should, therefore, seek to inter­
pret the drives of these desperadoes with as us that the world to Tomorrow will be hard elk were "as ta m e aa c a ttle " , h u n t-1 W E. PEGG
Wm SPEARS
era made
p reten se a t ab id in g
much sympathetic understanding as is pos­ to recognize on the basis of the patterns of by
th e g a m e laws. A n y th in g th a t
Today.
sible under the circumstances.
m oved w a s rew ard ed by a fu silla d e
Take the field of recreation. Here is an of
Thankful that our President was spared
sh o ts. A nd only th e re m a rk a b ly
injury or death by assassin’s bullets and activity which might not be dogmatically p o o r m a rk s m a n s h ip o f h u n te rs an d
that the nation, likewise, did not lose its considered scientific. But it surely has an th e ” f a c t th a t th e ^ e ik w ere sta m -
national leader we might, nevertheless more increasing importance in proper development peded ev en before th e co m in g of
th e le g a liz in g daw n, sav ed th e an -
closely inquire into the situation of Puerto of the young.
The state of Oregon has been promotively Im als fro m com plete a n n ih ila tio n ,
Rico.
Through our affiliation with the United preoccupied with an attempt to sneak ° ne of the larg est h e rd s in th e
Nations, and our own inspired Point Four through a furtive prohibition as a safeguard area was su rro u n d e d by a n esti-
5° h u n te rs . E v en
program, we are committed to the building against drinking by youngsters. At the same "iated KrouP
up and rehabilitation of downtrodden na­ time, so fantastically deluded in attempting ^ forf ‘‘ was Iight T"ough to dis*
tions everywhere. For a peaceful world, our to do by law what can only be done by edu- or to determine the ,eRal from
Your community mortician since 1910
contention is, the nations of the world must cation, these good people, so concerned with illeRal a n im a K th(. in d is c rim in a te
be able to walk by themselves, in dignity the young, flagrantly neglect any means of a m b u s h in g b eg an — a g a in s t bulls,
recreation which might, to some degree, cow s a n d calves,
and assurance.
channel«
young energy and spirit toward T h e re were*Cr>out a dozen an-
There has arisen, hardly after the echo of
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more
wholesome
activity.
Im als w h ich "h it th e d u s t” an d th e
the shots fired before Blair House died
An
increasing
problem,
with
high
Irest
s
a
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pd
off.
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s
tim
a
te
s
of
at
down, clamorous voices wishing to make po­
litical capital of this attempted assassin. school after high school, is what to do witn 1,>ast 4(] anlma,s w h ich w ere killed
of liquor
through
° .r di.e< ,atf r’ ln .,he h!’ush' pro*
There are immediate reactions of “Commun­ teen-agers who • get hold
i
ii
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- 4 , duced only h a lf a dozen legal kills.
some
unscrupulous
bootlegger.
And,
with
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ist inspired” which fits the political fancies
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And th e w o n d er o f th e b a r r a g e Is
of certain legislators who spend more time a burst of self-righteousness, the result is that no hunter8 were klUed
aiming at newspaper headlines than in pa­ either kick the youngsters out of school or o n e g ro u p of fo u r h u n te rs had
so penalize them that they are, to effect, tra c k e d dow n six b u lls an d sat
tient, devoted examination of issues.
dow n to p a tie n tly a w a it d aw n . It
The deeds of these two nationalists seem plainly marked as outcasts.
Because we, as adults, have fallen down w as h a rd ly lig h t w h en som eone
like the desperate explosion of crack-pots.
Safely short-circuited, they are not of im­ perhaps in our provision for the young, s ta rte d th e fire w o rk s, w h ereu p o n
portance. It is the unrest and dislocations of drastic punishment could well have lament- ,he <,uartet follow ed su it an d hag-
their homeland, which gave them the ve­ able effect upon the youngsters SO cast out. krpd one ap iece B u t b e fo re th ey
. a a g d y t been
Tr ta
1 g g ' e d a ° n d « 1 w ere
em
hicle for violent action, which deserves anal­ Wouldn’t it lie more entlightening to seek h !0,,.
ad ‘ a lre
an
understanding
with
the
straying
youth
ysis.
g one fro m th e m .
With our realistic acceptance of the fact and convince him toward a better line of O f course, c o u n ty re sid e n ts
b lam e o u tsid e rs. B u t th e sto ry
th at peace is a symptom of prosperous, hap­ conduct?
A boy who is faced with conscription into w h ich develops Is th a t a f te r th e
py nations, we might well extend our con­
VALUES - VALUES - VALUES
cern for other nations to include the family the armed forces, who finds himself at a f ir s t day, h a rd ly an elk could be
of states and possessions which flies the loss as far as charting his future and who lo cated , as th e y took off, full
is faced with doubts and liewilderment, may •, iM‘,‘d for thp s a fe ty o f h igh
same flag.
INCOMPARABLE
well lie expected to take a drastic step to ground’
. . .
underline the protest which he wants to vio- WAK nrAn >,KM okm i
ieiltl.V express.
LakevJew fin d s tim e, w ith all its .
SEE OUR SIDE OF IT, TOO!
We of the older genetution are expected p reo c cu p atio n s an d th e b u rn in g
Everyone has troubles, that we must to guide our young. Our responsibility is to d isp u te o ver e s ta b lis h m e n t of a
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admit. And a newspaper, dedicated to a meet the challenge of the future and adapt s u sta in e d tim b e r yield p ro g ra m , to
conscientious task of dealing with people our thinking SO taht we, too, are not vie- h o n o r its h ero ic d e a d of W orld
W a r I an d II.
and publicity, finds itself up to its neck in tints of confusion and doubts.
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ALPACA CREPES — Sizes Junior 9 to 17
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T h e E X A M IN E R d e s c rib e s th e
grief, from time to time.
m o n u m e n t now in th e p ro ce ss of
Current unpleasantness which we, in our
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CREPE FAILLES — Sizes Miss 10 to 20
e re c tio n .
FOR
GENERATIONS
UNBORN
line of duty, experience grows out of a fra­
B u ilt of n a tiv e g re y sto n e, It
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RAYON SUITINGS — Sizes Matron 38 to 44
ternal group’s laudable desire to put over a
There was perhaps a prayer in the hearts w ill be 20 fet in h e ig h t, topp«»d by
regional conclave.
of many of us as we first IRlHlld that a p e rp e tu a l lig h t. A b ro n ze plaque
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RAYON TAFFETAS
and 141/2 to 24’/ 2
We are, indeed, properly interested when George Bernard Shaw was nearing the end w in c o n ta in th e n a m e s o f co u n ty
any group of people—regardless of religion, of a long and notable career.
mi n who wpre lost in the two con-
color, creed or social affiliation—holds a
in his span o f ;> I wad-lived years, Shaw : nicl*
meeting. Whether this is a neighborhood af­ closely approached an immortality which In p re p a ra tio n fo r th e listin g ,
fair, a county convention, a state-wide meet­ will doubtlessly follow his passing. .A stormy re sid e n ts of th e c o u n ty h av e been
S t v lc
ing or a national conference, it is news. And personality, he already is a legend in the u w rg h o e d m to ig h t su b n m ot it o n th a e m rw e s is e o f be th o in se ­
news is our backbone.
world of letters and of thought.
clu d ed for th e m e m o ria l listin g .
CASUAL and SPORT
However, there must be some system of
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There is, no doubt, a striking lesson of
presentation.
which his life in an unparalleled example. H E C T IC IN T R U S IO N
DRESSY and AFTERNOON
When a person is an important office This is the lesson, first of courage. And it is In C o ttag e G rove, a w o m an an d
holder in any organization, he attaches a lesson of tenacity, too.
h e r ch ild ren h ad a h e c tic I n tru ­
SUIT DRESSES (2 p.ece)
greater importance to the functioning of his
Shaw did not com# upon hia eminence sion, th e firs t n ig h t In a new
organization than does an outsider. But the by the thoughtful provision of a legacy. His home
harsh truth of the situation is that our was the victory of genius and determination. Th« sentinel * giv« the story
readership includes not only the members of He was armed with a profound faith in him- th, wom.n^id'ed* to
bod
Cob i r s -
organizations but, as well, those interests S e Jy . „
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c u rly an d so rt o f c a tc h u p on h e r
are not so intimately tied up with the
Basically, George Bernard Shaw was gen- , w p And ail w ould h av * gone
Black - Navy - Wine - Green - Plaids - Checks
groups in question.
tle-natured and humble. That he was famed w all, no d o u b t, ex cep t th a t it w as
Hardly a week goes by but that some in­ for an acid tongue and razor-sharp wit in- th e n ig h t o f th e N o rth w e s t’s big
WE REPEAT — Values Incomparable
dividual or some group makes an impassion­ dicated his defenses against a world which, » term
ed plea for “front page publicity, please”. If in making him a robust legend, tended to About 10 P m., a 60 foot D o u g in s
f ir su d d en ly d ecid ed to co m e In
all requests of this nature were honored, the crowd t o o closely upon him.
A WONDERFUL BUY EVEN A T MORE MONEY
weekly issue might please a certain favored
There will ln> many a more flowerly eulogy f“* °,f. thf
wlnd and cra*hr‘
few. But the general interest is the one printed and spoken in his behalf than this.
’ ' fTl The J nian^bod
which must be served.
Much more, indeed, might well be recounted No „ „ ,n th e h o u te w „ ,n j Ured
One of the facts which might well l»e re­ O f his life and his works.
Hut th e lan d lo rd ru e fu lly e s tim a te s
membered in newspaper publication is that
*hop Now For Christmas Use Our Lay Away Plot
It was a tired and feeble old man whose d a m a g e to th e h o u se as $ 2 . 000 ,
news does not improve with constant repiti- spark of life gave out. But in the sense that fully covered by insurance
tion. So, when we meet a request to print his works will live on, Shaw gained a degree
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the same story for four consecutive issues of immortality which will grow stronger " 1 n i > ham \ g f s f r u i t
in order to advertise a coming event, our with each succeeding generation.
o n e of th e w o rst v ic tim s in
“non-cooperation” sometimes develops into
As William Shakespeare, the bard of Hood Kiver.
o r c h a rd s K stt-
Vk
a raging stream of abuse, in one form or an­ Avon. “sepulchered in such pomp both lie.
,hr dr°rPtnK of fruit at
other.
»0 will he be joined by another literary “^2“*
We might well remember that a news­ genius whose playw righting masterpieces
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A SHOP FOR WOMEN”
paper has its advertising columns and its
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I t e r a t io n s yet unborn and <.aujrht vallrv pr„wrr, wtth
On Brood wav
news columns. In its advertising section, a some of the story and the manners o f the a p p , „ y r, to
harV e .te d
Beaverton, Ore
coming event may be publicized for as long Shavian era
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A FOUNDATION FOR
WORLD BROTHER­
HOOD AND PEACE
is th e su b je c t of
C h ris tia n
S cien ce le c tu re to be giv en
by
Arthur C. Whitney, C. S.
o f Chicago, Illinois
M em b er
of
L e c tu re s h ip
C h u rch , T h e
th e
B oard
of
of th e M o th er
F ir s t
C h u rch
o f C h rist, S cie n tist, in Bos­
ton, M a ssa c h u se tts
SUNDAY AFTERN( H IN
NOVEMBER 12
•it 3 o'clock
in R oo sev elt H ig h School A udi­
to riu m , 6941 N o rth C e n tra l St.,
P o rtla n d , O regon
S ev en th C h u rc h of
C h rist, S c ie n tist
C o rd ia lly In v ite s th e P u b lic
OUR GREATEST
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to A tte n d