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Page Six BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON In the Land of Opportunity LETTER FROM WASHINGTON By H arris Ellsworth, Member of Congress THURSDAY, ApRr ter«. .each wrote a "thank you" note I Lana Woodv hr«., Joy Gott, Clifford Guthrie. De- to him. "Jolly Jump-up«" lores Stark and Gael Ettinger Anna E ttinger had hers chosen 1 DeMoss read it to i« were absent Monday and Tues- as best letter. We signed all our _____ _______ day- names to Anna’s note and will Mrs Donald - - Erb We have a picture of a girl send it to Mr. Foltz. of Eugene, were playing a piano and a picture of Friday we had our E aster visiting at the C. a some pelicans in our room. 1 '-d hunt. First prizes were won Some of the second graders by Jimmy Widney and Anna Jean home. She is the can read our first group books. Gardner. Consolation prizes went late Donald Erb, presi Joy Gott, Gary Lee, Harold to Judy Johnson and W alter University of Oregon, of pneumonia some v» Jones and Judith Spencer won Craig. half ago. the prizes in the E aster egg hunt. After running in what has not a bona-fide proceedings of seemed to us to be high gear for i the congress, three months, congress has slow'-) The congressional record will ed down for Easter week and not have a new’ section a third will go back into session with < one, which is to be known as heavy legislation under consid-j "The Daily Digest." The purpose eration beginning the week of of this nejv feature is to give April 14 There has been the a quick official resume of all leg- usual criticism of congress since islative business transacted on it convened January 3, most of Capitol Hill. It is designed to SECOND GRADE the complaint taking the line that provide senators and representa the Republican-controlled c o n tives with a brief over-all ref Mr. Foltz brought two more gress has done nothing. If we erence record of operations in the teeter-totters this week. Jane Woodworth brought some o i* had jammed through major leg chambers and committees of both min islation in a hurry-, we would houses. The Daily Digest will pictures of the Mississippi river KNUl have been accused of hasty and also serve to keep the press and We have been reading about it Harbor Above Sandbo’s Auto Court ill-considered action. Obviously, business people informed about in our Democracy readers. On Monday we got a letter your elected public servants in congress. Monday Through Friday congress are fair game for the It was the idea of the re-or- from Raye Jean Minshew. She is Evening Appointments on barbs of criticism at any and) ganization plan to accomplish a at Santa Monica. Tuesday and Wednesday David Carson fell off the tee all times. It seems to me that dual purpose in this innovation. is a healthy condition, for it To simplify finding wanted in ters and fractured his collar bone. Watch for dates at means people are concerned with formation in the record without He has been out of school. city, for your conv The boys and girls who have government and are watching going over every page and to their representatives. . bridge the gap between the con been reading in More Friends From where I sit, however, it gress and the people who have and Neighbors plan to make a seems to me this congress has too little knowledge of the waily movie of their favorite story. not only been very busy, but the work of their congress Dixie Wolfe, Tommy Widney, house of representatives has ac The pian is to offer the Daily Zane Woodworth and Bobby Page tually accomplished more in those Digest in two forms—one bound won prizes at the E aster egg three months than has been ac into the regular congressional *!unF complished in the opening three record and a separate edition for months of any congress in recent the digest alone which can be FIRST GRADE history. The house has passed j k e p t in cumulative loose-leaf Dale Crump brought a bouquet several appropriation bills, a tax form as a ready reference of of wild flowers to school Monday. reduction bill and several score legislative proceedings. Like the ................. ,™ iwo port- oorr Mr. Foltz v brought two of minor pieces of legislation. ; Record, the Daily Digest will be able teeters to school for the Templar Hotel Bldg. i Meantime, committees have been obtainable at. a nominal price for first grade. The boys and girls holding hearings preparatory to single copies and on a subscrip- ----- Y g reporting the remainder of the tion basis for each session of important legislation for the ses- congress, sion. * * - Immediately after the Easter Dairy farmers may be interest week slowdown, the labor com ed in knowing that I have a mittee will report its important supply of Farmers Bulletin No. and highly controversal labor 1443 entitled “Dairy C a t t l e bill; the interior department ap Breeds.-’ This booklet is ilus- propriation hill will be on the trated, and in addition to giving floor; the banking and currency information regarding the char l l F ^ n m n aV«eaw^ PLETE LINE 0 F SIMMONS METAL committee will have a housing acteristics of the various breeds, hill; and the president’s proposal contains the history, origin and aw v< < i u NGS’ LiNK spring COTS AND ROLL- for aid to Greece and Turkey development of them. I shall be AWAAS. ( heck these prices and buy economically: will be considered. glad to send this bulletin to any ♦ • • one on request. A valuable outgrowth of the law passed last session to mod Harbor School Notes ernize congress has appeared in the form of an addition to the THIRD GRADE congressional record. On two oc- 1 -onald Callaway b r o k e the eassions. the format has been crocodile so he had to bring a changed from a three-column to dollar to replace it. a two-column page, and baek to \ nginla Akers won the croco three columns. dile and also won the wooden The Record has heretofore been shoe to keep, in arithmetic. She in two parts the detailed pro won the crocodile in spelling con ceedings of the senate and house test, of representatives and the ap- Mr. Newton brought May pendix. I his latter portion is e o im ^ .d of remarks and mis- his collar tv llan en u s m att, r which the eon- gres.s w an n record. ut new tee- a Katherine’s Beauty Salon We Feature and Boast That We C L O T H E S F O R TB E N T I R E F A M IL Y Smith’s Dept. Store New Arrivals ! COIL SPRINGS, upward from .. $11.95 METAL BEDS, upward from................... $9.95 39-in. ROLL AWAYS..................... $1150 Mattress to fit.............................. $1995 36-inch Cot . . .$8,93; mattress to fitt........ $9.95 Hendricks* Furniture Co. howyou W l benefit by reading •ke ■wr. •Ç ii New Johnson Building Store Hours 9 a. m. to (» p. m. Brookii Or« world’» dotty ntwipoper_ IHt CHRISTUM SCIENCE HJBIICR v tv ' u Wed In , r, ’ ,.w . »»«n. bv. n»w. thectrr, now to **•« IM i ta i TM Çhrfcttan xqwotntrd ' off», — I moots t o | f tô , °,WJV « fund»' Vou w , vcvr #tf of on wo«W olie.rj whtn , »»e-5 Boiton 15 M jm T u S. A ™ ™ TM ........», City. —w. 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