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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1947)
P a ge Sb. In the Land of Opportunity LETTER FROM WASHINGTON By Harris Ellsworth, Member of Congress It should be carefully noted) saying “since the representative th a t the passage by the house plainly disavows the exercise of last week of the bill generally any control by the voting public known as rhe H artley Labor Re- through the medium of letters, form Rill represented only the i I mention this merely to make first step in what will be a long the point very clear that I do legislative procedure which must not consider the number of let- be completed before any such ters received for or against any legislation is enacted into law proposal as representing the total The senate is now working on a opinion of the people of my dis- labor bill, and has before it not | trict on that subject. If mem only tf m ittee events of this fighting unit in the lilies in full bloom, forced espe- tire robberies la s t w O __ / » t a l l i r U i c occasion. _____ 2___ late war, George T- E. Sandy, di cially for t this evening. Mike Page jw. rector of D -i— epartm ent leviv« vi the in«. Oregon — ------- He is also distributing 5000 tire, ---—» some iw is and tools and art of V eterans’ Affairs, disclosed on pam phlet extolling t h e Easter* the trunk of his coupe, Monday. ililes and o th er resources of t h e ! on the .street in front of • A le tte r to the Oregon veter- • Brookings-H arbor area., The same evening , ans’ departm ent from Marine Last y e a r over a q u a rte r mil- took the wheel and ’¡j. Corps headquarters a t W ashing- lion flower lovers attended the Jim F razier’s pickun « ton said that the history will be Oakland show, and going on th a t the next block. No ^ 2 distributed free to all personnel assumption of the atten d an ce ex- been found of the tires who were members of the divi- pected this year, the C roft lily any clues been reveals sion between Ja n u a ry 4, 1942, and growers figure Mr. Funk should public. Sept. 2, 1945. be able to advertise the industry All such form er m em bers were much b e tte r th an it has ever asked to submit to the Second j been in the past. Marine Division H istory Board, Katherine’s Beauty & ed bill i m m v u uy me n ouse is also In the hands of the senate. Ap- parently, final action by the sen- at will include p arts of the Taft Bill, p arts of the bill passed by the house and some language w ritten on the Senate floor. A fter th e senate has passed the bill. It will undoubtedly go to a con ference committee, which will be made up of the five or seven members of the house labor com m ittee and the senate labor com mittee. •Mb co n tem n c a m ....... u i,„ »*». «... • ---- Name, rank, and serial num-1 to participate in such a balloting, ber; present address; inclusive) But let me repeat—letters ex- pressing your ideas are always date of their service w ith the di- vision; unit w ithin the division to helpful. which they were attached; and specific incidents or actions which „ . .. Membership of Promised ( . of C. -5 ^ two ...... A T T E N T I O N ! Have you had your tires D m - schoup, colonel. u. s. cheeked lately? Why not Marine Corps, is president of the ¿ r j v e j n a n £ J- h a y e board compiling the history. Membership in the Brookings- H arbor chamber of commerce, if R 1 -•■ ■ ■ . .; .i - .i n t e d i v .v « . n jm ,« • • « .. h t s .g j F ,o w e r iiPn ruiiK Funk Alienas ueo. ,» . • • Harbor Above Sandbo's Auto Monday Through Evening Appointment! Tuesday and W< « smooth tires repaired or fla e o d it before late p p D today! it is too o » O. K. Rubber Welders across from new P. 0. tude. A . . X lh Wi" ' a T ' * " ' ? f for conference can. and undoubtedly ’”0 <romm..n.ty under way he is George Funk, vice-president of will, almost completely „ . w rite W ' «>mm.ttce together for Croft Lily Growers, and Mrs. |? IV both the senate and house v e r-- P“ rp0Se, " / mt k,ne » «•"W «1»* Funk are at O akland this week, * * attending t h e nationally-know n B l’O O k in g S •Ions, and Anally present to h.„h ‘‘T T houses a bill winch represents a ,L 1 '■ 'eryone Oakland Flow er Show*. Mr. Funk is exihiting a display of Croft combination of the view of both i y , ' ',liril” nl and th. ararreed-upon rnm „. ‘ 'h f «•’am her of commerce mines as between the two houses. ,y m! The . .nference bill ih tn must Is- ? ■ \, a ' " ‘' " es- " approved by the house and by I h e l l X ,h<7 senate duties, Mr. Simmons points out, Ae*„. 1, t .. . . , an<f on’y through membership e e ,h n e l“ <he lei;.,lat,ye p r o .;rtw s wiN thl. organllation b(. abl(, cedure is completed, the bill Is ¡to function. •ent to the president for his ap- Considerable publicity has been S i r as in .x Ve d ° t irTie .W,° PlP WJ ° Kained f° r the area throuKh thp a re «up,x,sed to be in on the cham ber’s booklets, and already ?.no ,nv hil'i (Uh r n’ many ini|uir" 's have V'Cehi V‘ t. any bill. Others equally well ed about possibilities in this area quahfied have as freely predicted, for a numbcr ()f enterorisps I th a t he wall sign the final bill as B e t t ( „ e ' s' 011 II lt* W I J o 4* * * O re g o n W atch for dates at city, for your conven« JOST K IC fI VCD ^ ^ o m i s e d betw een th e tw o m ore m em bership dues is u , houses. Y our cuess is as ns ■ , , „ u is n u m ine a , ,0 w hC her or no. P" * ™ b is '\'e ,o ?f th,P 'p n ^ n L ^ 'h u n l d a r;,)nR' h p. T m m ^ ’0 ^ 7 happen to disapprove it. X % S,mniIons- RlH e e e Elm er Hanscam Jr. Howard Jam - I and Archie Hendricks. 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