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er er ‘ : ha ©, = Bd e Ep ee i en COPY pS ; Pebruary 17, 1933. Mr. John K. dcton, Secretary, Northwest Oregon Officers' Association, Astoria, Oregon. 4 a a Dear Mr. Acton: I ean in receipt of your commimication of February 7th, attaching a copy of a Resolution passed by the Northwest Oregon Officers' Association, at their meeting held in Corvallis, Oregon, February 4, 1933, speaking in commendetory terms of the cooperation which I have been able to afford law enforcement officials in con- nection with the work of the United States Bureau of Investigation. I want you to know, and I would appreciate it if you will convey to your associates in the Northwest Oregon Officers' Associa- tion, my -wery great pieasure at receiving this commendation from the members of thie Association. I feel that the approval of officials of long practical experience and high standing in law enforcenent eircles, much as are possessed ty manbars of tbe Morihwast Dragan oo Officers’ dpeuciztion, is « real honor, end thet comendetion of this kind possesses a significance which may not be attached to any ordinary, routine expressions of approval. It is for this reason 7 _ that I value very highly the Resolution in question. ee ° I will aleays be pleased to render in every possible wy, either from the Seat of Government at Washington, or through the representatives of this Bureau in the field, every possible coopere- tion with you wnd the members of your dssociztion. _ ‘With expressions of ay best wishes, I an Director.