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The MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
MILL CITY. OREGON
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"Where Do We Go From Here?”
Editorial Comments
February 26, 1953
2—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
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gency increases as youth approaches YMCA. It has specialized for a cen­
LI MI'S FROM YOl R FRIENDLY' ' warned that they must “improve their j
adulthood. For young men the need tury in providing a steadying home-
ALTO DEALER
public relations” and persuade people
And
at some time or other is almost cer­ away - from - home for youth.
Adlai said that the New Dealers i to think better of them.
fortunate it is that there is such an
tain.
were moving out of Washington and
Wassa matter? Ain’t union mem­
In a notably perceptive letter to his agency and that there are others
j the Car Dealers are moving in. Not bers people? Not in the car dealers’
own board of directors the general established also by outward-reaching
all the car dealers, though.
. book they’re not.
Not if HB 298.
secretary of thé Boston Y’oung Men’s people who have sensed this particular
Some of ’em are staying behind in ' the “right to rot” law passes.
need. Other citizens concerned with
Christian association observes:
j Salem where their representatives
Yes, we call HB 298 the “right to
The early years of childhood when protection of their own youngsters or
1 now aie busily attempting to slip over rot” bill.
Some people call it the
boys
and girls are under the imme­ of just youth in 'general can well
a slick piece of legislation to put your i "right to work” bill. It is nothing of
diate influence of parents and fam­ extend their discriminating support.
j union out of business.
1 th sort. It guarantees the right to ily are of vital importance. They For, as the YMCA declares out of its
The car dealers, it goes without woik under open shop conditions only, are the years when the physical and experience, “finding the right way
1 saying, don’t want unions, They’ve if you want to work. And the right spiritual foundations are laid—when
becomes contagious.”—From Christian
fought 'em for years,
But unions to have your union sued in court and basic attitudes and directions are Science Monitor.
have been making headway anyway. have judgments slapped against it if developed. However, the time of
real struggle, decision, and resulting
So the car dealers want the laws you don’t.
changed. They want HB 298 which
It is the most disgraceful, unpar­ danger come later. It comes in the
Tax Consultant
wrecks unions, destroys union security donable and obnoxious law ever con­ teens and late adolescence—the crit­
Auditor
and encourages damage suits against ceived to destroy the free American ical years.
These are the years when young
i the unions of members who refuse to labor movement. It purports to be a
. work in the compulsory open shops law which “protects” workers. Yet people are likely to go away to college,
which the bill prescribes.
isn’t it odd that the sponsors are not to the “big city” (or another city) for PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
For years the car dealers have been the workers who allegedly need this jobs, or into military service. And
Bookkeeping, Accounting and
during these years, the letter warns,
one of the most powerful political and “protection” but the auto dealers?
Tax Service
they
are
often
“
groping
and
confused,
I economic forces in Oregon.
Many
Remember, HB 298 comes to you
trying
to
understand
themselves
.
.
.
Corner 3rd & Marion
have opposed decent wages, hours and through the courtesy of your friendly
STAYTON, ORE.
conditions under union contracts in car dealer who wishes you smooth trying to find a satisfying way into
their companies.
And now, that riding, low mileage, power gliding adulthood and self-reliance.”
P.O. Box 1321
It is more than incidental that this , Telephone 4114
some progress is being made in this , and all the lumps he can give you
direction, they are trying to enact in 1953.—From the Oregon Teamster. observation should emanate from the
special interest legislation to stop it.
4'Iren Mement
ALLIES OF THE HOME
They want a law to bail them out of j
A month ago this newspaper under­
their own chaotic labor relations
From where I sit... ¿y Joe Marsh
policies even though, in the process, lined editorially the prime responsi­
the law will destroy the many years bility and opportunity of the family
of fine union-industry peace developed circle to build strong defenses against
by organized labor and more enlight­ those influences in modern living
which lead toward juvenile delin­
ened employers.
Wrong "Train" of Thought
That’s the car dealers’ program for quency. But the home is not the only
builder of fortresses. It always needs
the state in 1953.
Meanwhile, at their national con­ allies and sometimes substitutes.
Most of us knew the stream- the passengers have always been
The likelihood of the latter contin-
vention, the car dealers are being
liner stopped about four miles pleased. Now—along comes a fel­
from town last Thursday — but low who wants the train to go at
we didn't know why . ..
unit, National Federation of Women’s Republican clubs
his speed. Some people are like
Seems the train was hurrying that. Some still would begrudge
on the subject, “Where do we go from here?”
along, then came the screeching another person’s right to a tem­
We assume the Dean is searching for information,
of brakes — some fellow had perate glass of beer even though
and believing such effort should be rewarded, we offer
pulled the Emergency Stop cord. that person wouldn’t dream of
flashing a “Stop” sign on their
the information: As soon as the folks of these United
When the conductor asked him
why he did it, he said, “The train preference for, say, milk, coffee
States discover what the expenditure of $100,000,000 in
was just going too fast—I wanted or tea. Respecting the rights of
Republican campaign expenses has deceived them into
others is the only way we can
to get you to slow down.”
doing to themselves, they will recall the Democratic party;
keep “on the right track.”
From where I sit, that stream­
thus remove the “Babe-in-the-woods” and his cabinet,
liner has been going at that
made up mostly of millionaires, and fill his place with a
speed for the past seven years
with a perfect safety record and
statesman and scholar, who will choose a cabinet with the
;
W. N. SIMMONS
The Republican administration is just a little over a
month old this week. Since this administration is blessed
with a press that shelters it to a very large extent, those
of us not on the inside get a very shallow view of the
big happenings. We must admit we are confused. One
week the administration bravely states that Chiang now
can attack the commies, because the 7th Fleet no longer
will protect them. The next week we hear that Chiang
has been raiding the commies for more than a year and
the 7th Fleet was protecting him. We thought we were
on the verge of blockading China, and now we find out
that there was no such plan afoot.
The President, when campaigning, promised the
public his administration would be an “open book”.
Now only Congressmen are second-handing the hot dope
to newsmen. The whole administration is “clamming
up”. The President conducted a news conference so-
called. Newsmen are still wondering what happened to
the jolly give-and-take they once enjoyed with Mr. Roose­
velt and Mr. Truman.
There is a great deal being said about a tax cut for
everybody. Those close to the scene say that the big
corporate excess profit tax will be the only tax cut. The
public is aware of what has happened to their gasoline
and electricity bills. The price of groceries and the things
we call necessities will soon put. a bigger dent in the
billfold because of the administration’s de-control pledge.
The press has been pretty nice to the administration
the past month. We wonder how long the press can go
without choice news stories from the Capitol and White
House.
capacity to understand the folks and entertain the ele­
Recently Dean U. G. Dubach addressed the Salem ments of human sympathy.
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