The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, August 28, 1952, Page 2, Image 2

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    The MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Dedicate Memorial to Father of Labor Day
2—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
August 28, «952
quickly run for shelter. Might men-, in the backyard of the church. Should
tion an incident of the other evening mention the jewels there which are
DON PETERSON, publl»h«r
in which our cabbie got smacked in shown only on Good Friday.
Entered an ae<*ond>claaM matter November 10. 1944 at the poet office at
the face by a big, irate motorcyclist, i We were through a street, only
Mill City, Oregon, under the Act of March 3. 1879.
He returned the favor with a two-foot about four blocks long which Donna
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING: One insertion for 50c or three for $1.00.
tire iron right on the nose. The cyclist may be interested in—Rue de la Paix
The Enterprise will not be responsible for more than one incorrect in­
really dug out after that clobbering. —fashion center of the world. Saw a
sertion. Errors in advertising should be reported immediately. Display
Advertising 45c column inch. Pc’.itical Advertising 75c inch.
I missed both the follies, a tremen­ few of their styles—huge ribbons and
dous stage production, and the opera bows, suspended from the shoulder to
so can’t comment on that. Can look the opposite hip I imagine. Prepond-
NEWSPAPER
erous bustles were common, though I
forward to that for the next time.
PUBLISHERS
Believe it is the climate and the don’t think they were designed for the
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people, together, which can describe French women.
| most superbly the place. French peo­ The Louvre—it’s name is longer—
ple are very similar to Americans in is right behind our hotel—the L’Grand
“THE PAPER THAT HAS NO ENEMIES HAS NO FR’FNDS.”
_______________________________________ —George Putnam._____
their taste in dress, while I hear that Hotel du Louvre. It has probably the
in London it is not uncommon to see greatest collection of art in the world,
men wearing a black coat with green as a matter of fact, it would be worth­
, pants while the women dress equally while to visit Paris for that alone. It
as poorly.
Many, many berets, of is actually a connected series of build­
Something has happened to the political campaigns
course, and I think every man in Paris ings forming three immense squares.
of ’52. The rule books have been thrown away. The
wears a conservative suit or sport The buildings are of the usual five-
One would
whole thing takes on an ominous note. The solid front
coat. The weather is cool, really en­ story castle structure.
joyable, but it doesn’t get cold at have no trouble at all in getting lost
of staunch republican newspapers has crumbled. Colonel
night. This doesn’t affect the style in huge cubicles used for the paint­
McCormick has split on the republican’s campaign. The
of the well-proportioned French wom­ ings and sculptures. The display of
Scripps-Howard chain of newspapers has openly chided
en. Almost every woman looks like Venus de Milo is so striking in that
the general’s campaign efforts. We wonder if a new
a store model, quite a few, anyway. it is impossible for me to describe,
wrinkle isn’t being tried. The hero worship angle fell
Their legs are more muscular and j except that you can see her down a
thicker at the ankles than the average long darkened passageway, illuminated
flat. May be that they, meaning those who can, are bent
U.S. woman, which is probably the by a single shaft of light. Many little
on making a martyr of Ike and thus elevate him to the
result of their common affliction of cubicles containing sphinx and mum­
Presidency.
mies lead off from this passageway.
bicycle riding.
Stevenson has a firm grasp on the intimate affairs
Among the highlights we accom­ The only things in the Louvre which
plished were the Eiffle Tower—very appear as though they wouldn’t last
of his campaign and President Truman is very much on
similar to a gigantic oil derrick; Arch for centuries are the wooden floors.
the outside looking in on the whole thing. Stevenson’s
of Triumph, where Hitler’s troops and But will bet they must be two inches
way with words awes the good people of this nation. We
M. A. Hutcheson, president of the United Brotherhood of
armored divisions paraded through the thick.
Carpenters and Joiners, places a wreath on a memorial to Peter
hope this whole thing does not wind up like the Lincoln-
Will wind up now—but understand
famed arch while hundreds, maybe
J. .McGuire, who first proposed a national labor holiday in 1882.
and fought for it until Labor Day was legalized by Act of Con­
Douglas debates.
Douglas swayed his audiences, but
thousands of weeping Frenchmen mail stopped today and no more will
gress in 1894 The memorial is in Arlington Cemetery, Camden.
stood by. I understand the French go out. Got our mail when we got
Lincoln swayed the voters. Adlai, the governor is “out­
N. J. Shown participating in the recent ceremony honoring .Mc­
still can’t have a “love your brother” back from Paris. Just finished six
Guire are William Green, president of the American Federation
generaling” the general, or so it seems from here. Steven­
of Labor (left), and Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin. McGuire,
hour shore patrol watch—boy these
attitude toward the Germans.
son has appeal.
who died in 1906, was also founder of the carpenter's brotherhood.
Notre Dame is an awe-inspiring sailors sure get drunk on wine.
We caught a sign this week of how conflict and all-
Except for new cold am doing fine
sight, mostly through pure genius of
out war can turn the election in November. We heard
construction. It’s remarkable the and expect final five weeks of cruise
expressed the thought that if we are in all-out war in
number of legends which abound in, to go as rapidly as the first two—goes
this cathedral. The mosaic work of fast after first port is made. Hope
November, Ike should be president, otherwise Stevenson.
CHINA AND RUSSIA:
| coveted warm-water ports by the end the windows is varied and all very you are having fine, interesting sum­
This thought was expressed by one who had carefully
CALCULATED AMBIGUITY
of 1952 or to see its direct influence
weighed the situation. We do not here repeat the idea When a large Chinese Communist in Manchurai and perhaps in North beautiful. There’s a playground right I mer. Love, JIM.
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as being ours, but instead as showing how one person’s delegation headed by Premier and Korea jeopardized by the growth of
thoughts of war weighed in his political thinking.
Foreign Minister Chou En-lai goes to Chinese Communist power. Of course,
DR. MARK
is possible, and it would be
Stevenson and Ike will do well if they give to the Moscow, the outside world sits up and anything
asks questions. Few of them can be foolhardy to attempt to predict the
people all they desire on this score. Their respective answered
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assurance, but certain outcome of the Moscow talks. But
positions must be clearly set out. Generalized sentences guideposts with
there is at least a strong likelihood
are at hand.
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
and pretty phrases will not satisfy the appetite of the One basic consideration is that that Moscow will try to maintain an
Will be at his Mill City office in the Jenkins Building
public. May the people of the United States and the China stands in a different relation area of calculated ambiguity between
Chinese
and
Russian
power
—
in
an
Thursday afternoons 1 to 6 p.m.
world have a pretty good idea about Adlai and Ike come to the Soviet Union from any of the effort to keep its own interests safe
Also Thursday evenings by Appointment
lesser
satellties.
If
it
is
forced
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part
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November.
ly by cold-war tensions, partly by and its satellite-ally complaisant.—
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ideological commitments—into a semi­ From Christian Science Monitor.
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satellite position, it still retains a cer­
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tain degree of independence based on
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tory, and party leadership.
To the Editor:
Everything today conspires to unite
Please accept my congratulations
Peking and Moscow in a close work­ for your most successful handling of
ing alliance, but from one point of the recent State Softball Tournament.
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view it is a partnership of equals— The resultant good-will accorded Mill
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and potentially of rivals. According City has made me feel proud that I
to Chinese Communist theory. Mao was once a citizen of the town and
1951 Chrysler Imperial 4-Door Sedan
Tzetung is co-equal with Stalin in the still a property owner. At the pres­
Radio, Heater; Power Steering; Power Brakes; Electric Window­
lifts; Whitewall Tires and Safety Tubes; Spot Lights. A real
development of Marxism-Leninism, ent time I live in Sweet Home, a
buy; like new.
His proof that a Communist party city with more than double the popu­
1949 Cadillac “62” 4-Door Sedan
could come to power on a peasant lation of Mill City but I doubt whether
Radio, Heater: Custom Seat Covers.
A streamlined beauty.
rather than on a proletarian base, and it could improve on your management
largely independent of anything but of the terrific championship series
1948 Chrysler Windsor 4-Door Sedan
moral aid from Moscow, has set a recently played in your town.
Air Conditioned: Heating System; Almost New Tires. Beautiful
new pattern for communism in Asia
Light Green Color. Fine Scotch Plaid Upholstery. Very clean
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cynosure of Asian eyes.
be delighted to visit with them. In X 1948 Dodge Custom Club Coupe
Radio, Heater; New Tires; Seat Covers.
A nice clean car.
At the same time the historic Chi­ fact I might even buy them a cup of
Priced right.
nese concept of the great “Middle Em­ coffee. Sincerely. DAVE EPPS.
pire," to which the rest of the known P.S.: If Russ Kelly were responsible
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Asian world was more or less tribu­ please give him ri!y vyirds of admira­
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tary, does not quite fit in with the tion. DAVE.
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historic Russian drive toward an ex­
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panded Muscovite empire in the East.
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Especially is this true in Manchuria,
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that important area of ambiguity be­
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tween Siberia and China proper.
When Mao himself conducted the steam radiators leave the familiar
last great publicized negotiations with smoky stain on the sloping corners of
Moscow at the beginning of 1950 he the room. It seems a natuial coating
won concessions for China on paper, for the nymphs carved on the mould­
at least- which sunrised most ob­ ing.
servers in the West. Some of these
An amazing thing is the arrange­
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concessions had to do with retoring ment of streets greatly similar to
Japanese industrial machinery looted Washington, D.C.. but with the streets
does
bucks
by the Russians when they withdrew converging on probably twice as many
We have added another pharmacy to
from their occupation of Manchuria squares as Washington has circles.
“The Quisenberry Pharmacies, that operate as one”
Feed Albers DOUBLE DUTY
Included was a promise to turn back Yet I find way (with compass direc­
Dairen and Port Arthur to the Chinese tions more clear to me) more easily
to the whole Rabbit Family
dy the end of 1952.
than in Eugene. Probably no Amer­
This conflict of interests in Man­ ican city can challenge this city for
For die rabbit raiser uho prefers a single feed pn»-
The new pharmacy will be open until 11:00 o’clock
churia' as well as the more acute truly frightening traffic conditions.
gram, Albers Milling Co. (for o'er 25 years a leader in
at night on week days and from 12:00 noon until 2:00
armed conflict in Korea, looms behind 1 Cyclists, both motor and manual are
rabbit feed research) has developed the neu DOUBLE-
the present Chou En-lai mission. It j thick as peas in Dorchester House
P.M. and 6:00 until 9:00 in the evenings on all Sundays
IHJ I Y. This "all purpose" ration for rabbits simplifies
seems unlikely that the visit portends soup. They go wheeling through thick
and
all holidays.
your feeding routine and still gi'es you fast .. . yet low-
a sharp turn of policy for either coun- j “foreign" small car traffic and are
cost gains on your friers.
try. In that case Mao Himself would further endangered by taxi, bus, and
There we will specialize in prescriptions and stock
have gone through it is always pos- j tru< k drivers plus horse drawn carts
DOUBLE DUTY IS PRICED TO MAKE FEEDING
will be limited to medicines and sick room supplies.
sible that the second-string figures in and hikers in shorts who prefer to
YOUR RABBITS EASY AND PROFITABLE!
the present delegation are there either walk in the street. Buses range in
Your prescriptions will be on file there as well as
to implement a secret Mao-Stalin size from 12 to 40 feet.
at
the
other locations and will be available, for your
agreement already made or to prepare
Some of the streets such as the
convenience,
these longer hours.
PRICE
for a later Mao visit and more itnpor-1 Champs de Elysees are about 100
tant decisions.
The new location is 130 South Liberty Street, and
yards wide—a real test for anyone but
Per 50 I het. $2
What is clear is that Russia is most a native or an Olympic sprinter. In
the
phone number is 4-3336. However, if vou dial the
unlikely to be willing to give up its approximately 60 hours in Paris I saw
Court
Street number, 3-9123, and that store is closed,
Available In Smaller Sit»»
two drivers stop for pedestrians. As-
the
call
will be relayed.
$500,000.00
l sume they were foreigners.
The fellows who went to the opera
We are pleased to be able to offer this kind of pre­
last night said a fellow in an MG
scription
service and to have it available these longer
| came careening through the crowd
hours.
leaving the opera house. All the pe-
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