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Home Federal, we are extending* our dividend time
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YES Your money is safe at Home Federal. Accounts are insured
by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.
AND YES You get EXTRA courteous service from the folks at Home
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AT You have been thinking about taking advantage of the
FEDERAL EXTRA benfits at Home Federal.
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■ our society is
those who always think they
know how to solve other peo¬
ple's problems while they ignore
their own.
Although they know little or
nothing about the situation they
purport to be
trying to cor¬
rect, and re¬
gardless of
whether they
are wanted or
needed, they
rush In, claim
teg to have all
the
and take over. Invariably, mat¬
ters are made worse instead of
improved.
It is regrettable that in recent
years, and even now, the South
has become a focal point for
such outside meddling. There
have been agitation to the break¬
ing point, intrusions upon the
rights and property of local citi¬
zens, and contempt for law and
order.
I am appalled that such con¬
duct has been encouraged by cer¬
tain members of the Senate who,
like those they support, pretend
to know all the answers to prob¬
lems of one section of the nation
while their own goes to pot.
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IF THEY ARE so imbued
with the missionary spirit, I
submit that they will find a fer¬
tile field for their work in their
own localities. Instead of con¬
verging en masse upon littla
communities of the South, they
would do well to send their le¬
gions into their own crime-rid¬
den cities, if they dare.
In New York City, for instance,
it has gotten so that it is no
longer safe to ride the subways
or walk the streets. Hate gangs
prowl about assaulting men,
women and children. Police pro¬
tection has been greatly In¬
creased, but still the lawlessness
continues.
It has been described as a city
of terror, and many fear that
the worst is yet to come this
summer.
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IF THE CURRENT crop of
do-gooders are as altruistic and
bent human ou advancing the cause of
relations as they claim,
I contend their talents are being
misdirected.
Let them work on their own
problems taO before setting out to
people how they should han¬
dle theirs,
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Owners of more than 3,600 Georgia build¬
ings have chosen the electric way of indoor
climate control.
Customers, employees and employers
“year-round springtime. ft
benefit from
There are no combustion by-products in
buildings cooled and heated electrically. In¬
teriors remain new-looking, and redecor¬ i
ating costs are cut. Inventories stay clean.
You considerably on construction. i
save il
There are no pipes, vents, boilers, chim¬ .1 i
neys or flues to install.
We can’t control the weather outdoors.
We can tell you how to hold springtime
indoors all year.
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electric co-ops have repaid over a billion dollars on
principal, and a half billion dollars in interest On their
3!6 billion REA loans!) /■
Two cents worth of electricity is the best bargain In,
your budget today! ... Bet you can't think of many
items that cost less today than they did twenty-five
years ago . . . The cost of electric power. In relation
to the other things you spend money for, has gone,
down and down.
Economy and efficiency of operation, with service^.
not profit as our reason for existence, have made 1)
possible to bring low-cost electric service to thinly
populated areas . . . setting a sort of "yardstick"
measurement for the costs of electric power distribu¬
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