The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03

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aua representatives of these two
ercai pioncof builders. With the
saSsing ef Captain Kennedy and
Capinm King, they assumed their
burdens and aspirations They
iohtftcd The caller alsd az once
concluded chat 4 should continue
in gendef Che service So the com
mgniiy which q was the wish of
It's founders il should reader
And So The Caller has lived
since its establishment VI has
sAarcd ~ ihc ioys and the sor-
rows ihe prosperity and ihe hard
ships, ihc fat years and lean. with
the people Of this community
Needless ~ say. II has never been
q money-making coneern for is
owners for il has always tried &c
keep faith with the pepple BY Civ
ing ihcm The hest service Of which
It was capable regardless Of com
dnioos
Tlis policy Of service viii con-
TIME II possible. The Caller viii
be- made a better newspaper SO far
as its news service Is concerned
Al any rate Il will. without
Thought of material reward or
financial gain. strive 90 give 70 the
people the hest newspaper their
support win Justify
4 Its general policy viii be IN ihe
future, as in the past, entirely con-
Sirueiiyo. Its prime object viii be
TO aid, foster and promote to the
fullest extent of its ability, every
enterprise and project which have
I for their purpose the growth,
( progress and development of Cor
pus Christi and Southwest Texas.
II shah undertake in the future.
us in the past. to safeguard and
dcfcud the interests Of the people
If, and when, they are placed in
jeopardy hy those who SEEK the
advancement of self al; the cX-
ponse of the public good
Such has been the unvarving
policy OF The Caller for more than
quarter of century II has
Indeed the conscious satisfaction
land newspaper has or shonld
have conscience of Knowing
that in all Of the years If lis ex-
istencc, i has on no occasion Civ
en- iiS Advocacy 10 or bestowed lis
support upon any undertaking.
movement or enterprise of any
character. material, social on po-
liiica. save those that had for
their purpose the progress Of this
city and section and the welfare
OF It's people And the uulani-
ished record of It's past shall he
the inspiration and guide Of is
future
And what . glorious future il
isl lull Of promise, rcpletc with
hope and pregnant with ironlend-
Gus possibilities The foundations
Of greatness have been laid They
are planted upon the bedrock of
proven virtues and demonstrated
advantages No city IN the land,
no section of the Iuited States,
arc so much in The public eye as
corpus Christi aud Southwest
ToXas, thar magnificcni domain
hose Development is certain, as
Che sun shines, to make this city
"a great metropolis
Two ends mew be sought two
things must be accomplished
First thai area Of malchlcss fer.
iiiily reaching from fifty or more
miles uorth 81 Corpus Christi go
the Rio Grando on the South must
be peoplcd with farmers. with
producers.
Second, the unsurpassed al
yaniagos Of Corpus Christi must (
be further exploited and develop
ed Attractions such as golf links
and better highways must be pro
vidcd for tourists. The bay front (
Improvement must be expedited
when funds and materials at
proper prices arc available Maj /
ural gas must be brought 10 the /
city, AZ a convenience 20 the peo- I
ple and as winning factor iul
building a great industrial center 1
The Nucces Bay irrigation project I
which has been dream of pro
gressigc citizens For decades anl .
which Is now being considered by I
the Fedora Government, must lee .
realized our harbor and water /
way facilities must be enlarged T
and developed as necessary
ehanncl iof the tremendous com
m,rce of cotton and other tom
mage which Corpus Christi S
trades territory viii produce or
consume within a very few short
years
Add $50 on 20 the end of The al
mosi endless list OF opportunities