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NATION A I I0IIOIIAI
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TO THE
EDITOR
Dear Sir:
Thanks so very much for the
friendly lcr on Boardman; am
glad you think aomcthlnf l
going to happen there.
Hcrt U the JIM money order
for I year-! subscription to the
lleppner GazetteTlmes. I en
joy the paper very much.
Thanks for the folder on Mor
row county. It was Just what I
wanted. Your for a prosjerous
Morrow county.
Hazel Zimmerman
Cheyenne, Wyo.
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Letter From
Rep. Wcathcrford
Dear Folks at Home:
I am very aorry you have not
heard from me through the
press before ai It has been soma
Kwki since the session stanea,
but I really prufesa to having
been terribly busy with hear.
Incs. research work on things
that might be of good Interest to
ua In our district, with long-dls-
STAR
THEATER
FtL-Sot. Tab. 14-25
Walk Toll
Willard Parker, Kent Taylor,
Joyce Meadows. CS and Color.
Good Western, TLUS
Enemy General
Van Johnson. Cross fires In the
spy rings " of World War II
Sun.-Moo Feb. 28-27
Midnight Lace
Doris Day, Rex Harrison, other
top stars. Color, beautiful
wardrobes, music. A Suspense
Thriller. See this from the
beginning.
Sunday at 5 and 7:05
"I CAN'T ALWAYS
GET TO TOWN"
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living out of town, and working avery day, Ifi not assy for ma to get to
town with my checks ... and I don't like to .laying around
tha houia. So I usa Salem Fad.ra! Savings' handy SAVE BY MAIl plan.
They pay tha pottage both ways and they alio pay the highest rates n
town on regular savings accounts. But tha biggest reason I save w.th
Salem Federal Savings Is, aver sine. I started my account they have gone
out of their way to giva ma personal attention and friendly service,
notice a lot of my neighbors save there too.
If you haven't started an account there yet, fust fill In the handy SAVE BY
MAIL form below and send it In with your check ... You can open an
account by mail, ust that easy. ..
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NAME.
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SEND THIS "Sava by Mail" DEPOSIT SLIP IN NOW
NAML.
(Um for Joint Account)
ADDKCSSl.
CITY
OATS-
AMOUNT.
(UM Chk or Monty OroV)
Salem Federal will send by return mail your Savings Book and Signature
Card. Your Save by Mail Account pays 4 currem rata pci
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rpti i5ri r?ir,icrirn (Snm-
960 STATE ST. - SALEM, ORL
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Dear Editon
Th 1SC1 UmHh a V7T.r b
now completed. Onne aoln the
American people have pooled
their dime and dollars through
national voluntary health
aeenrv to attack some of their
mutual health problems.
A ejulck checK oi tear anerw
and clip Indicates clearly that
the weekly press of the nation
has been in the lurerroni w mm
American peopje's ',:n, 10 l'r'
vent crippling dlseane birth de
fects, arthrttta and polio, in ran.
tanea calls, and with Interviews,
that I have had little tlma for
any personal eorTtpondnce. I
have been particularly pleased
to have so many people from our
district call at my desk, as well
as friends, and old-timers, from
all four counties.
The Boardman Industrial area,
the reapportionment problem,
and the reorganization of the
State government, all are de
manding a great deal of my
time, and especially the Board
man problem at the moment, as
you can perhaps readily under
stand. Yesterday, for Instance, In
addition to our regular session
In the House, and my own com
mittee meetings, I had a meet
ing with a group of Morrow
county people with the Gover
nor, and with the Attorney Gen
eral, and there have been sev
eral such conferences among
neonle of mv district with other
officials. I have been exceeding
ly pleased and deeply gTatinea
for the ready responses you have
given me as a result of my In
quiries for information and ma
terlal that I needed, all of which
have been of great help to me In
my work here.
We are constantly having pub
lic hearings on all four of my
committees and. of course, I have
devoted my time to other hear
ings such as public welfare, re.
organization, and reapportion
ment, so It seems I am either in
meetings or hearings, and I must
say the public Interest has been
extremely high In all of these
because the hearings are Jam
med to capacity, and the testi
mony runs Into volumes.
I have had reports that the
weather Is exceptional for this
time of year, and that you are
having an adequate supply of
water which must be most grat
ifying to everyone after the dry
fall.
I am In hopes that I will get
to see many more of you before
the end of the session and again,
urge you to write me about any
problems you may have ana l
will do my utmost to solve as
many of them as I possibly can.
With my warmest regards to
all,
Frank M. Weatherford
State Representative
tha tear abeeta show that tha
weekly rr urrrt tneaa
aim Uen Just at
bef in the u year fclitory of the
March of Dime.
This U my peronal rot of
arpwl"0" y0" ,or I"
splendid services In the January
camp!gn. Tnis is to say .
you- on behalf of tha literally j
miliums of people who will ben-,
.m riir-tlv or Indirectly, from ;
the funds ctmtnuiea io
Manh of Dimes.
Sincerely,
Geore P. Vosa
Vlca President for Public
lielations
her home In Salem. Ore, Thurs- j
day. She has been In Heppner
the past 10 days taking care,
a her mother. Mrs. Boy Jelll
who has been recovering from
a fill-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones an J
In Kugen to attend tne xunerai
of her Grandfather.
hu .
erv at Vlnceftt i llr'
frruAund wear Jt
Is reeovennf Mli-i.
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fjf anuther wee w
Mrs. lab K. t a OmWI.
sister ct Mf Jms M nahaa
was here Litlr.fi and irtutned
to her hji' I Xr l'
Juhn KUKcnr.y.
Stanficld Meat Co.
Hugh Smith. Owner & Mar.
Stanilsld. Ore,
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WE DCUVEB
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ASK TOR CLE.N LEAG JFLD
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Vu are invited to njm. JJfJ
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K obligation, no co.t for this s-nlce.
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If you cant coma la coll hotel for home senrlc. on Irs
demonstration (no obligation).
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Hermitage bourbon just suits my tasta."
When
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