davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-07-23
200 DEAN
4 GARRID0
Post eSta
ListO para
la Partida

Dos aventureros de- ARE -
Wiley Post, ell famoso tuerto dc
Oklahoma, y Miss Laura In
CALLS probaron por Ultima vez
sus se%roplanos aver, en- prepa-
racion ara lanzarse a ruevas
a%venturas tan ronto como 'as
condolences del tempo les sea
fayorables.
Post, posiblemente !Ievando a
bordo como ~passjero al come
dante Will Rogers, salG"a en- su
nuevo avion roio maiea | ock-
heed, "El Huerfano". para
Seattle, en- ruta a Alaska para
seguir a Moscu sobre q misma
ruta que sisu,o hace dos amos,
cuando do la vuelts a~lredeocr
del mundo en- 8 dias.
Rogers no estaba SECURE de
hacer ell vuelo, pero adrnitio ano
che que Post 10 invit5 "a es-
posa del photo 10 scompanaTa
en- tStd eSChESiOu dS'T dbC NJ
rara seis semanas aprcximada
mente. Miss ingalls,, qrien ha-
ce dos cruzo Ell CONT
nente de Este a Oeste Ell ell pri
mer vuelo sin escalas hecho por
una muier, tratara de eclipsar
eli record transcontin.rta! dc
nujeres, II horas z minutes 80
segundos, establecido por Anne
liza Earhart Putnam en- vuelo di-
recto a Nueva York.
Su avion tiene ~capao.dad pa
ra sasolina suficiente rar7 vo-
lar 5000 millas, y puede de-
rrollar una velocidad dc rs mi
las por bora ell avion mas "a
pido piloteado hasta eliora por
una mujer. . -
La opinión., 1935-07-23
LlEGARA UNA NUEVA


Una tercera delegation, tambien
de representation milita", llegara
hoy n las 7:4O dc Ia mahana por Ia
misma via. Ita viene c~nrabezada
por ell general Gustavo Salinas. JIG
fe del equipo dc Ia poltc5a de tran
sito. y consta de cinco oticiales
mas.
\ su llegada anochc. Ia banda
dc policia estuvo tocnudo en- los
andenes dc Ia %eStaci6n, mientras
que a la entrada del edificio espe
raban c%eutenares de personals, anne
ricanos Y meNicanos. que aplaudle
ron ruidosamentc a los VlSitantes.
Estes fueron llevados en- segui-
da al Hotel Mayfair, en- la Gale
Septima, a bordo de seis autSs de
la policia. llevando una cescubier-
ia, flaneos y retaguardia de oficia-
les motoeielistas que ADRIAN ell pa
SO ~deteniendo ell transito de loo de
mas vehicuios.
PALABRAS DEL JEFE DAVIS
lei iefe de Ia policia, Elr. Davis,
La opinión., 1935-07-23
Los IIRADORES
MEXICANOS, EN-
LOS ANGELES
2 equipos llegaron anoche
para ccmpetir en- ell cam
peonato international

Dos d~eleqaeiones de tiradores
Angeles para particular en- las com
p~etencias mandates e i~ntcr'acio-
males con los mejores ~t'radores de
n polica de e5ta ciudad. tributan-
dose'es en- la e5tacion ferrocarrile-
ra del Sur Pacifico n cordial
recep2ion.
IL iefe de ia policta argelina.
Nr. James Il. Davis. es.u,o presen
te con un gran conjunto lie oficia-
les a sus 5rdoncs Y Ia lt.nda dc
musica de 81 dcpaltamentn, asf 60
mo Representatives. de AS { icinas
del sheriff. presentdndose l1jo las
6rdenes del diputado sheriff
Edward Duran -\yres.
\ las 9:45 de Ia n.-he arribo el
convoy en- Cue veniau las COS de-
legaciones mcNicanas,- una de Ia
polic.a metropolitana y IRA { las
differences corporaciones II. itares.
La de policia esta inteSroda por
los elementos siguientes
Comandante Arturo Godiuez: of
ciales Rafael Camara. Fejicitos Her
nandez Y pedro Guerrero. Y $ -
gentos Francisco Bustama9te. IA
mon Ortiz, Roberto Victoria y Gus
tavo Huet.
La dc las corporaciones lilitares,
vienen Tornado ast;
Soronel Jesus G. Fuentes' sub
jefe del departamento dc artilleria
de la Seoretaria dc Guerra y Ma
rina; Teniente Coronel Ds;aei M.
Pedrajo. jefe de transito del Oistri
to Federal; Mayores Juaa T. Vega
octavio Rueda Magro, ayudantes
del presidente de la ~Repubiica, y ell
captain pi'cto-aviador Martin Pc
lin Tspia, del Ter, rcgimiento aereo.
La opinión., 1935-07-23
Sc LIE ESPERA EN- 81 AMBAS-
ShDOR, AQUI

Aunque aver en- la tarCe sc re
servo en- ell Hotel Ambassador, de
esta ciudad un suite para ell Ge-
neral Gales. hasta anoche no la
bfa llegado a csc hotel, no obstan
te los informes de su salida de San
Diego para Los Angeles, 'iajando
en- automovil.
En- ell Consulate de Mexico sc
informo a un redactor de LA OPl-
MON cue no Sc tenian 'ntormes
de la salida del ex-presi3ente, ig-
norandose su paradero aqui.
Sc cree possible que ell General
Gales no haya salido lara Los An
geles sino a E|usenada. con ell fin
de conferenciar con el General Abe
lardo l.. Rodriguez en- III "auzal.
La opinión., 1935-07-23
VIAJE DEL COM0D0R0
CASTILLO BRETON
cIuDAD DE MEXICO. Julio %.

cIUDAD DE MEXICO. Julio %
-(Exclusivo).- Para embarcarse a
bordo Del canonero Bravo, hoy ss
l,6 para 81 puerto de @etacruz tl
Comodoro Carlos Castillo Breton.
"El viaje del comodoro Breton
NADIA tlene que yer con los dlttmos
successes de Tabasco, intorm6 la Sc
cretaria de Guerra. indieandose que
81 viaie del Comodoro solo tlene
por objeto resolver cualquier diff
cultad a borGo del cahonero en- e.
Sual harau ell viaje a Villahermoss
Jos soldados del So, battalion.
La opinión., 1935-07-23
LEGO AVER Ell PINT0R
K%APEROTXIPI

III notable pintor vasco Flores
KaperotXipi. rcconocido en- Ia
America Latina como Il de los
mas v~igorosos artistas : sozando
de merecida fama International,
lego aver n Los Angeles, proce-
dente de Mexico, dende presento
recientemente una eNpnSieit que
alcanz6 ur resonante 5Nito
Flores ~KaperotNipi, 4nien tiene
la intenciou de |presentar a.Sunos
de sus trabajos en- esta citdad. Sc
ALOHA provisionalmente en- e. n1-
nero asa, South Catalina.
La opinión., 1935-07-23
YANEZ TRIUNFO EN-
GUANAJUAT0

CIUDAO DE MEXICO, Julio %.
(Hilo dircctO).- Las elecciones gu
bernativas que Sc efectuaron aver
en- ell Estado de Guanajuato fueron
favorables para el candidate Jesus
Yanez. ses1n dicen los despachos
del comite estataI del PNR.
sin embargo. los elementos con-
trurios encabezados por eli senador
Federico Medrano Gicen que "Ya-
hez no triunf6, pero Sc lie do Ell
triunro mediante ell chanchullo mas
grande que Sc haya registrado en-
Ia historic politica de Guanajuato'.
La opinión., 1935-07-23
oTRAS ~OPINIONES

II Piecolo". otra lie las publica-
clones importantes. dice asi:
:Es ell mismo Japon que duran
tie muohos amos ha desafiado a la
opinion del mundo respecto a sus
i%nvasiones en- Ell LELAND Este, ell ia
pom que cinicamente hs despojsdo
al pueblo chino de sus mas ricas
provinciss, el Japon cue apoya Ell
bandolerismo y la barbaric, ante la
~tolerancia de Estados Unidos. ell
que ahora quiere Intervene en- asun
tos que solo conciernen a Italia?
Los demas perl6dicos publican
tambien ataques muy duros contra
los japoneses, obedeciendo al pare
GER a una orden especial. pues Sc
nota la co~incidencia de que todos
nparecieran con el mismo asunto
en- sus ediciones de hoy.
sALIDA DE LEGAcloNES
Sc sabe aqui que numerosas lie
La opinión., 1935-07-23
QUE CAROENAS PERMA-
NECERA FIRME

United Press para LA OPINION
ClUOAO DE MEXICO, Julio p.
Que ell presidente Cardenas Sc
mantendra firme respeeto a la or
den que do por resultado ell cierre
del casino de Aqua Caliente y otros
g%aritos de la frontera, fue 10 que
dijo hoy un alto f~uncionario del go
bierno. ansdiendo cue mo impor-
ia cuantas delesaciones vengan nj
euantos esfuerzos Sc hasan, pues el
senior P~residente Cardenas esta re-
suelto a sesuir su programa admit
nistrativo que do a eonoeer desde
un principle, exponiendo ser enc
(SIdus an Ia "a. Fad.l
La opinión., 1935-07-23
EN-
CD. jUAREz


Bobby Doug Mccullough, en-
Ia toto, niho de 20 meses de edad,
de Santa Cruz, California, con
siderable como un prodisio, pues
"a iiene un vocabulario de $50
palabras, reeita versos de la Ca
perucita Roja, y dice chistes.
La opinión., 1935-07-23
Fuerte Agitaci6n en- Tdmdulipas
En- Ell ROdeO de Salinas

Miles de personals de TODD California y de los Estados
vecinos asistieron al rodeo que Sc efectuo en- Salinas, con
ell conourso de numerosos cowboys y ~cow-girls. En- la
toto Sc We a uno de los mejores jinetes en- los momen-
tos que su cabalgadura Sc deshacia por echarlo de la
sila, cosa que no logro.
La opinión., 1935-07-23
INDIE A
DESERC|0N
EN- TABASC0
Numerosos Camisas Rojas
estan abandonando las
filas garridistas
Brito anuncia una marcia
de campesinos sobre Vi
llahermosa

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Julio %.
-(Hilo directo).- Tomas Garrido
Canabal, esta perdiendo rapidamen
tie la po~pularidad y apoyo que tenia
de parte del pueblo ta5asqueno,
pues diariamente desertan de u
filas eIementos que anteriormente
estaban de su parte.
Los mensajes de Villahermosa d.
cen que ell ex-ministro de Agricul-
tura SO e~ncuentra practicamente
descontrolado y desconcertado. no
sabiendo a que atribuir las deser-
clones que Sc registrar en- sus fl
las. aunque sus consejeros lie han
hecho yer en- ocasiones
que los acontecimientos del Tunes
sangriento" minaron su pedestal y
que a Ia fecha es practicamente I'm
"hombre al aqua.
Todos los dias desertan "camisas
rojas' y ~campesinos, que huyen pa
IA otros estados temiendo que ell
cacique ejerza ~represalias pues Sc
que los fusilamientos de
'camisas rojas" que Sc han regis
trado ultimamente no fueron por-
que e%stuvieran conspirando contra
Garrido sino porque fueron sor-
prendidos en- ell acto de desertar,
pues cometieron la indiscrecion de
anunciarlo a sus correligionarios y
estos los denunciaron con sus Je-
fes.
Sc calcula que no menos de 200
hambres, entire campesinos arma-
dos y camisas rojas, han abando-
nado las filas de Garrido.
Tai es ell desequiIibrio de Garri-
do Canabal,- ahaden los mensajes
que ell jefe de la expedition mo
r~aIizadora", Rodulfo Brito Foucher,
%anuncio va que durante ell curse de
esta semana avanzaran sobre Villa
hermosa los srupos campesinos, dis
puestos a derrocar al tirano.
La opinión., 1935-07-23

amos, y no Sc por que siento que MAJ
mana en- la noehe llesara"
La opinión., 1935-07-23
i3 GENERATES PIDEN Ell
CASTIGO DE GARRlDO

TULANclNGo, Gro, Julio 22.-
OEXclusivo).- En- una junta de ge-
nerales del ejercito, que tuvo lugar
anoche en- este lugar, Sc acordo ele
var una peticion al p~residente Car
denas, para que Tomas Garrido
Canabal sea procesado en- los trl-
bunales de la Repdblica o que sea
deportado ii eXtranjero. por con-
siGerarse demasiado perniciosa la
actitud que ha asumido en- rela-
cion con los acontecimientos de vi
llahermosa la semana pasada.
Ounce generates tomaron parte
en- la junta que 81 prolongo mas
de tres horas. y en- la cual Sc apro
bo o unanimidad ell envio de un
memorial al primer executive.
Sc hizo larea historic de las &C
tividades de Garrido Canabal, y re-
sumiendo su obra Sc lego a la con
clusi6n de que mi es revoluciona-
rio nj cs sincere, sino un vivldor
cue aparentsndo carino al pueblo
Ie ha explotado hasta enriquecerse'
sin importarle cue las talegas de
dinero que tiene a~montonadas es-
ten manchadas con la sangre de sus
victimas.
NO HAY sEDlcloN EN- TA6As-
CO, DICE cARDENAS
GUADALAJARA, Jal,sco, julie
e. CHilo Directo.)- Que en- e
Estado de Tabasco mo ha E1bidc
levantamiento alguno contra Cl go
bierno federal, fue 10 que declare
hoy aquf ell Presidente Catdenas, a
referirse a la situacion creada eli
aquel Estado por Ia irvasion dc
una expedition de joven:s tcbas-
quenos anti-garridistas.
"En reaIidad, no existe ninguns
perturbation de caracter s~edicioso,'
agrego ell Presidente. terminando
Ga agitacion que @e observa er
Tsbasco Sc debe a la 'oximidac
de las elecciones para cIputado'
en- Ell Estado."
NO HAY NoVEDAD, DICE
La opinión., 1935-07-23

(slsus en- Ia "a. sao.)
La opinión., 1935-07-23
LA OPIN

200 N. los Angeles ST. Los Angeles. Calf
TeIefOnO: Mutual O772
Subscripciones en- la Ciudad:
lis Market Street
Mutual $685.
La opinión., 1935-07-23
sALlDA DE LEGAcloNEs

tslous en- Ia "a. Eaa,A
La opinión., 1935-07-23

(sisue en- la "a. Hasl
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18
Women Will
Enter Army
In Far East

CANTON U.P) - Chinese women
in Kwangsi province, shattering the
age-old tradition of exclusion from
the workaday world, have scored
victory in their campaign against
the rules which have kept them out
of military service.
Modern, emancipated women OF
the province, participating in almost
every other masculine occupation,
have chafed at the restrictions
which barred them from the mill
tary life. A governmental order
providing that only men are eligible
to enter military training schools
drew strong opposition from various
women's groups in Kwangsi, who in
a joint petition addressed to the
Kuomintang political partly head
quarters, demanded the resembling
of the rule.
Pointing out that it is mo less a
duty of women than of men to take
up arms to protect their country in
time of foreign aggression" the
women indicated the new emphasis
on physical culture in China by de-
claring that women are physically
more urgently in need of military
training than are men,"
An order from the Kwangsi mill
tary headquarters, opening the
military schools to women, is ex-
pected shortly.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18

Centric hostesses are planning spe-
cial table appointments for their
holiday parties.
Formal Affairs
If the affair is to be formal the
best china, glassware and silver will
be used and the appointment will
be formal also. Cut flowers, candles
may be used and miniature trees,
Christmas scenes, holly, are all pos
sibilities.
For the hostess who has modern
istic inclinations the shimmering
crystal ornaments, or perhaps those
of colored glass may be used to adj
vantage. Tables done completely in
silver, with a centerpiece of the sill
yer grapes, of the tiny glass balls
used for the Christmas tree, Of sill
yer glass animals are strikingly mod
ern.
Pottery For informally
If informally is the keynote there
are lovely arrangements of pottery
that may be used An all white table
featuring white pottery and white
flowers is charming as are the tables
decorated in gay hued peasant lin
ems with bright colored pottery SER
vice and possibly a centerpiece of the
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18


SANTA CLAUS, Ind. W.P)-More
mail than a town of less than 100
population normally received in
a decade has been pouring in to
the postoffice here. This quaint
little village is the official address
of Santa Claus.
Letters of all descriptions-hun-
dreds of them-were emptied from
bags and spread over a huge table
in the rear of the Martin general
store.
Most of the parcels were adj
dressed personally to Oscar Phil
lips. But sprinkled literally among
them were envelopes bearing in
childish scrawl, Santa Claus, North
Pole, Ind"
Officially, Phillips is the post
master. The job carries with it,
however, the responsibility of play
ing Santa Claus.
Letters addressed personally to
Phillips were ripped open and the
contents dumped on a table. They
contained postcards, letters and
season greetings, sent here to re-
ceive the cancellation stamp,
Santa Claus" before continuing
to their ultimate destination.
The Others, designated directly
for Santa Claus" were saved for
more careful peruSal. They repre-
sented cross-section of what
children want to find in their
stockings this Christmas.
Il want only three things, toy
rifle, cowboy suit and mechan-
ical SET wrote Bobby of Peru, Ind.
Pathos was recorded in the let
tiers of Faye, an 11-year-old Thorn
ton, Tex, girl and Don, II, eldest
of six children of a Patesville, KY,
relief worker.
IF you ever have used toys or
clothes, anything that some other
children don't want, my little sis
tiers and brothers would be glad
to get them. Christmas won't
mean much to us, I guess"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18

brilliant and amusing Mexican glass
and china fruits.
Holly Wreathes filled with fruits
and vegetables in season were used
by one hostess for a colorful and
original centerpiece, candles being
placed at intervals in the wreathe
Gayety For House
For the house as we'll as the table
gay decorations contribute to the
holiday festivity.
Real English holly, gay trimmed
tree suit an early American or En-
glish house: pottery, bright hued
flowers and a tree colorful rather
than traditional in decoration are
ideal ornaments for Spanish house
while the modern house will have
instead of Christmas tree in green,
one in silver, sprayed with aluminium
paint and decorated all in silver,
in gold, or possibly in blue to suit
the vogue for blue and silver.
No longer is the hostess and the
homemaker tied by traditional dec
orations: she may be as original and
as modern or as conservative and
oldfashioned as she chooses. Decora-
tons may express her personality
this year as never before.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18

ages and in other preparations for
the affair.
Saturday afternoon some 80 chill
dren of pre-school age whose par
ents are members of the American
ization class will have party for
them at the cottage.
A Christmas tree laden with stock
ings filled with candy, nuts and tam
gerines given by Women's University
club, gifts contributed by Ten Thou
sand club members, will be provid-
ed for the children. Ell Centre bethel
of Jobs Daughters and group of
Camp Fire girls are assisting in the
program, singing Christmas carols.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18
Organizations Plan Care of
Needy Childr en- Of City

Junior club has adopted the deten-
ton home as its special project and
is helping to make Christmas real
holiday for these youngsters.
Ell Centre Rotary club is donat-
ing a tree which the children will
have the fun of decorating them
selves, gifts of tree ornaments hav-
ing been made the home by various
individuals.
The section is giving a party with
gifts for the children, bringing re-
freshments, and doing everything
possible to make the small inmates
happy. Watenaguma Camp Fire
girls are assisting in wrapping pack
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18

Needy youngsters of the commu-
nifty will not be forgotten, the var
ious organizations of the city COM
bining in providing clothing, food
and gifts for these children.
Two parties are to be given also
for certain groups: the Welfare sec
ton of the Junior Ten Thousand
club will give party for the young
sters in the county detention home,
probably on Christmas eve, while
on Saturday children of Americana
cation class students will be guests
at a party at the Americanization
cottage.
For the third successive year the
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18

NEAKING AMERICAS RADIOS, her movies,
AVA her washing machines isn't one-man
job any longer.
It's the job of business family-many
workers pooling their labor
The food business is like that today.
Your neighborhood Safeway grocer be-
longs to business family. Back of him, help
ing him, trained members of the Safeway
family work in the farming areas. They buy,
where possible, from the farmer cooperatives.
Safeway truckmen,. traffic experts, ware
housemen speed produce and dairy foods to
you faster. Home economists test it. Market
experts work to keep down its cost.
Why To lower retail food prices. To pay
farmers a larger share Of each food dollar.
Your Safeway grocer is working at this
job because it is wbat The people wam done
and because the people reVard men who
do what the public wants
The more money your Safeway grocer can
pay back to farmers the more money West
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18
TAXPAYERS RUSH
TO MEET LEVIES

CAPE TOWN. W.D-The eager
ness of Cape Town people to pay
their income taxes is worrying the
Receiver of Revenue.
So many people have paid their
taxes in advance at the same rate
as last year that he has made an
appeal in the Cape Town news
papers. Nearly every person who
paid in advance overlooked the fact
that 30 per cent rebate operated
for this year and sent a check for
the same amount as last year.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18
DECORATION SUGGESTIONS
FAMOUS ELM
PERPETUATED

COLUMBUS. o. Op-Seedlings
of the famed Logan Elm, said to
be the oldest living thing in Ohio
soil and the scene in 1774 of Min
goe Chief Logan's famed Grafton
to Colonial troops, are being dis
tributed to perpetuate one OF the
earliest and most picturesque
scenes in Ohio's history.
Chief Logan said in his Grafton:
There runs not a drop of my
blood in any living creature"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18
CIVIL WAR UNIFORM INTACT

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, U.P)-C. H.
Burke, veteran of the Union Army,
recently celebrated his 91st BIRTH
day by donning the uniform he
wore as a drummer more than 10
years ago. The drum, the gun, the
cap, the uniform worn in the Civil
war, are in good condition.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18
ORIGINAL TABLE
TRIMS FAVORED
FOR SMARTNESS

In this modern day of entertaining the successful
hostess finds that it is not enough to provide good dinner
alone but that it be attractively served WE'LL
Original table decorations contribute great deal
to the oy of guests and during the Christmas holidays Ell
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18
HARVARD PREFERS TEA

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, U.P)-Har-
yard students are turning to tea
drinking. DR.. l.. Vernon Briggs,
psychiatrist, visited his son after
the recent Harvard-Yale football
game and found Is Harvard stu
dents present and Is were drinking
tea in preference to whisky.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18

Cat-tails are not used commercial
ly in the United States. In England
they were used for Ipholstering,
prior to the time that kapok was in
troduced from Java.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18
Queen Does Her Thrifty Shopping
For Christmas Ahead OF Time

tuppence here and tanner there devou believer the
tide creed to do Christmas shopping
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18

1t has been estimated that it costs
1871 per cent of the value of each
article when selling groceries.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18

Around this time OF year,
apples come rolling from
the orchards in a rush.
That gives apple farmers
a problem.
How can they get a fair
price and yet make apples
cheap enough SO people
can afford to eat plenty
of this healthful fruit!
There wasn't any an
swer to problems like
these-until the Safeway
method was discovered.
Too many expenses
came in between the farms
and consumers.
The Safeway people
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18

CHILDREN'S FRIEND-poSt-
master OF the little town of
Santa Claus, Ind, Oscar L. Phil
ups is the most popular mail
OFFICIAL in the nation at this
time of the year. He receives
thousands of letters from young
STEERS, who tell him what they
want for Christmas. He is Santa
Claus to them.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18

changed that. Now TO
Safeway grOcers-appies
come more economically.
Because he cuts need
less in between expenses
your Safeway grocer can
give you lower retain
prices. So the Parsons
family-and your fanny
can buy more apples
And thus apple farm
ers see less fruit go into
costly storage and surplus
fruit lifted off the mar
ket. To these farmers and
to their associations the
Safeway grocers pay the
full market price.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-18

ern people can spend at his store
To the West your Safeway grocers job
means this: Waste in getting food to market
is cut down. Unnecessary handling charges
are eliminated Housewives save on food.
And actually, 80 cents of every food dollar
spent at your Safeway grocers now goes TO
farmers, professors and uansporters. (Wbieb
means the farmer gets a larger share Of these
food dollars Than be eper could before) -.
Milton F. Heller, Division Manager for Safe
way and MacMarr Stores, Us J Street, San
Diego, California.
Quite easily you can tell what your Safeway
grocer can save you. Do all your trading
at his store for just one month.
Then compare your monthly outlay with
your total food bills for the previous month.
Start this test tomorrow
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