A Heppner Gozette Times, March 14, 1946
Memoes
lodge Friday evening, March 15
There will be rereshments and Mrs.
Frank Hulbert, noble grand, urges
all members to attend, as well as
issuing an invitation to visiting
vote.
REBEKAHS TO INITIATE
OREGIOQONLYiSPAPEn
Initiation of candidates will be
the order of business at the regu
Publish e r s fl-Mo gi at i o n
lar meeting of Sans Souci Rebekah ' members of the order.
EDITORIAL .
A word of warning is sounded by officials of
the Lexington airport to unthinking individuals
who use the landing field as an automobile play
ground. The airport was built to accommodate
planes and, day or night, there is the possibility
that a plane may come in for a landing. What
would happen if the landing strip were all clut
tered up with racing or parked automobiles and
an airship came in for a landing? Your answer is
as good as ours.
There is a road leading from the highway up
to the port. That was built for the accommodation
of patrons and visitors. Flying and training are
done mostly in the daytime, consequently the port
is unguarded at night. The manager and officials
are obliged to trust to the honesty and good will
of the people from closing time at night to opening
time in the morning. In the main that trust is not
being violated, but a few thoughtless people are
infringing upon the port premises and this cannot
go on without creating a serious situation.
If you must joyride there are miles and miles
))( 'paved highways at your disposal, and if you
mtist neck, stay off of the landing strip ere you
get your neck broken.
There may be some foundation for the fears
extant throughout the non-Russian world that Sta
lin and his mates are preparing for another war,
but it hardly seems likely. The Russians had a
nropram Ion? before World War II which was
r o cf i
rudely interrupted by the German invasion. Upon
cessation of hostilities Ivan began , to draw the
remnants of the Third Internationale or whatever
it was together again and take up the struggle once
more for world communism. If straightening out
boundary lines is part of that world plan that's
what must be done, having not the welfare of his
neighbor in mind so much as accomplishment of
the general purpose. Thus we see that Russia has a
plan, good or bad, which may not be worth fight
ing another all-out war but which is worth doing
some craftv bluffing as a means to an end.
In that respect Russia differs from our" own
country. We don't appear to know where we want
to tro or how to eet there and so long as we are in
this muddled state of mind it is only natural that
Stalin will take advantage of us. One wonders
if the administration and state department know
what it is all about or if they do, have they any
fixed ideas about handling the situation.
Congratulations to Ralph Thompson upon fil
ing for county commissioner. He has the ability,
has had experience in developing and operating
a considerable ranch enterprise of his own, and has
the welfare of community and county at heart. He
will make a good commissioner and merits a good
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New Bus Service
The Grey Rock Bus Lines will now
give daily bus service beween
Heppner, Lexington and lone and
The Dalles.
Bus will leave Heppner at 7:30 a.
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CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
Peters Building, Willow Street
Heppner, Oregon
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