Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-06-13

main. Likewise, such a plant lis mot
required to consider interests on the
investment In the shape OF dividends
to the stockholders wRes In ttrnS pay
taxes on their income.
Doctor Morgan and other directors
OF, the IVA were, subjected to cues
tioning Of type about as severe as.
any witnesses before. a house commits
tee in recent months. oo They had
friends on the committee who at
tempted continuously to shield them
from the fire of IVA opponents but
apparently Chairman McSwain was
unable to1choke off the attach by such
men as Representative Mclean Of New
Jersey and others who doubt the adj
visibility 76f atie Federal government
engaging III power production. bns 4
There 7 appeared p just no way 7 at all
in which friendly members Of the
house committee could Justify the ac-t
tionf Of the IVA, board In its attempts
to block private power development.
1t was shown in the course of the
hearing. that the iva, had gone far
away from Its base Of opera tons to
buy two small parcels Of landl-77on eeI
not much larger than city block and
the other only a few acres in extent.
Under uestioni Ing. /. directors. ad-
mitted this land lay in the middle of
FIJI osed reasB4g blaRefa Pys aEPrl-
sNaM power e6rppfaaons ia Sacdniring
WeNRparcels a,Aha Ahs VA made it
impossible for the private interests to
proceed with theirwpower development
becauseu thesssland aft question would
have been fir the middle ofUthe reser-
,yplr SoQnf feet sppder water. The pri-
could not force the IVA
to sell and without that land the whole
reservNrpgograM wass Destroyed
The IVA probably VIII Win 7 and OBJ
tat9athe samef dpe4ts dashboard of d.!
~ reecfoSrs sdeyfffea. There af public own
ership advocates in sufficient strength
fo Carly outs Vie Presidents idea inE
S sssps I hsas ] sSbss
less, that asyas fespltssof the sdiselos-S
ures before the house committee, TVAg
may not Thenceforthr in a man.
ner quite so arrogant.
Politics Is politics and apparently
politicians will play the game always.
f,aysRs 5 { OF 4 s sssss q
the Game me the demonstrafl
ate payment Of Stffe' cash Bonds tos
cyars veterans will suffice. The bonusI
has been licked for this session OF;
congress- but all indications point tdi
belief that the country may not be-
SO sluelsy ipf the next session of conn
gress which is not far ahead of theS
'''1 Z 5fz1l5sIlsa world
war veterans-wege very close to sues
sSass fD MGngs congress- to appropriate
$2,600,O0O,OO0 and pay it over to them:ss
They failed BECAUSE, President Rooses
velt-like three Presidents before him
q ~ ii toSSigy 'sstAe pr6blenrA from thsS
sAtahndb osnk 81 +he AcouhtfyY welfarsl
and not the welfare of this minoritySy
,GrHditssisg Rsssid entss feFssthes
stand he took just as credit was due
PRESIDENTS Hoover Coolidge and Hard
ing. He will be criticized and at
tackled BY this local minority Just as
the others were criticized and at
tackled. While veto message Is re-
garded by many as not being as strong
as ;, 1t might have been, nevertheless
mn. RooseRelt WaA firm and his firm
mesh savesdpuraggto enough senator's
ito 'as bid stAe Gebacle OtSaadationa1S
waste 4 ~ ANMS
am informed that the American
Legion, the Veterans of Foreign Wars
and various and sundry other organi-
cations Of former soldiers sailors s.anda
marines are prepared for a bitter fight
rex yeaar against those representa-
yves and xsenators who, dared to oRs
pose cash payment ys,of the lbonussI, new dsy
when it ID pot due firth 4 945 Il The sSlst
diers31obbysis the greatest and smosts
expensive lobbYsti Washingt ons nsas
power and 1T does ;Dat
llesi tug acterize opfse
the cash bonus al traitors. Ishe lobb5sSa
lists are certain To, 90 Into ever fsl'
a Hi tslI fessionaE district Hext SstlIpS
mel rBer and seek 10 defeat those
dared I'd Is follow their own CONSCIENCE
and vote, against This raid on tfl9a treaa
# AS d result sf the vote on TIE bonus
and the SUBSEQUENT Presidential veto
some keen political observers have be-
gun to calculate In their own minds
what #tAs view fNthe country fs. i
was pointed. Quts sfor example, that Al
maximd m 81 81 four 6uirr -mnilion would be- en-
titledtp asbonusa nAtg the sane tilnes
attention, was called to, the fact that
new voters are arriving at the age Of
franchise at the rate, oaesapproxi mate-
" two million year or almost thirty
six million since the end Of the World
war. These observers contend that the
new voters and those who are not enc
titled to- the bonus constitute a major