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La opinión., 1935-07-09
LAS HAGEN Los
CAMPESINOS DE
CHICO ESTADOS
Los acusan de numerosos
crimenes en- un memorial
al Gobierno del Centre

cIUoA0 DE MEXICO, Julio s.
(EXclusivo).-La Liga Nacional Cam
pesina "Ursulo Galvan", en- repre-
sentaei6n de los e|jidatarios de los
Estados de Puebla, Morelos, Qua
najuato, Veracruz y Mexico. elev6
cor esta fecha ante el Presidente
Cardenas IN extenso memorial en-
el que a Ia vez que hace una rela-
ci6n sucinta de los hechos sam
grientos en- los cuales han resulta-
Go yfctimas los campesinos. deman-
da garantias para los ejidatarios,
que en- muchas o~casiones han sldo
arrojados de sus parcelas por los
elementos que integran las guardias
blancas.
Los c~ompesinos piden. en- primer
termino, Ia disoluci6n o desarme de
las guardias blancas. pues asegu-
ran que ellos mismos pueden dar
las garantias que los pequehos po-
blados reclaman.
La opinión., 1935-07-09
- q e.
NUEVO ~G0BERNADOR
EN- VERACRUZ

JALAPA. Yer, julio S,-CExclusi-
vo).-Por unanimidad de votos. Ia
Legislature del Estado de Veracruz,
elisio al licenciado Guillermo Rebo-
lledo. hasta dltimamente P~rocurador
General de Justicia del Estado. para
desempehar el cargo de G~obernador
INFERNO de dicha Entidad.
FL ~liceneiado Gonzalo Vazquez
Vela, Secretario de Educaci6n Pd-
blica, leyo Ell ~interesante informe
Que comprende SUI labor administra-
tiva desde Ell mes de septiembre del
ano paasdo hasta Ia feeha.
La opinión., 1935-07-09
LAS MUCHACHAS REGISTRA-
RON Ell CADAVER

Del dltimo interrogatorio hecho
por el fiscal result6 que Dickinson
comic y bebio con sus a~sesinos,
pagando el gasto. pocas horas an
tes de cometerse ell crimen.
Esta mahana declare McCrea u
acababa de encajar las ultimas pie
zas que faltaban del rompecabe-
zas. al %conseguir. entire gritos his
tericos, Ia confession de las mule
res, de que habian decidido matar
al abogado, "porque los muertos no
hablan'.
La historic de como habia encon-
trado la muerte el abogado empe-
20 a conocerse por las manifesta-
clones hechas por la joven Miller
quien dijo que Ferris mat6 a su
vfctima y que elias lie re~gistraron
los bolsillos. buscando ell dinero.
La opinión., 1935-07-09
2 POLITICOS EN-
I'm ENCUENTRO
A BOFETADAS
Una Investigation sobre las
Islas Virgenes cause Ell
pleito en- Washington

WASHINGTON, D. c. Julio s.
Con heridas en- los ojos y la cara
%hinchada, Paul Yates, ell principal
detractor del Gobernador Paul NJ.
Pearson de las Islas Virgenes. dijo
que Ell encuentro que habIa tenido
en- esta capital antes de Que eI Sc
nado iniciara su Investigation sobre
las lslas Virgenes no era mas que
parte de las tacticas usadas por
aquellos que respaldan a Mr.. Pear
son.
Robert S. Allen. quien colabora
en- una columna que Sc escribe en-
Washington cor Mr.. Drew Pear
son. hijo del anciano Gobernador,
Gambia golpes con Yates a la en-
trada del edificio en- donde Sc en-
cuentran las oficinas del Senado.
Ambos fueron Separates por los
policias que estan de servicio en- ell
Capitolio.
Else fue un ataque premedita-
do-alego Mr.. Yates Els parte de
las tacticas del Departments del
Interior y de la administration de
Mr.. Pearson. En- esta misma forma
Sc ha tratado de intimidar a las
personals desde que Sc inicio este
asunto".
Cuando Mr.. Allen fue informa-
do de las d-eclaraciones hechas por
su contrincante. las califico de alb
surdas Y fantasticas.
"Yo no tengo que YER con los
asuntos que Sc discuten en- las Is
las Virgenes. por 10 que no tenso
que tomar parte en- este asunto-
alego.-Ademas. Mr.. Yates fue e.
~agresor'.
Yates no compareci6 cuando Sc
inici6 la vista sobre los alegados
abuses de la administration de las
Islas Virgenes. Este diio que no
tenfa en- mente denunciar a Mr..
Allen.
Ell senador Pearson, quien ha ne
gado todas las acusaciones hechas
contra el, dijo que Allen habfa si-
do la persona que habia recomen-
dado a Yates para I'm puesto en- Ell
gobierno de dichas islas. Yates fue
d%estituido mas tarde del empleo que
tenfa.
En- vista de Ia ~naturaleza de las
acusaciones hechas contra Mr.. Pear
son. muchos espectadores asistie-
ron a la inieiac!6n de la vista hoy.
Estes salieron desilusionados debi-
do a la forma tan Llama en- que de-
claro ell primero de los testigos,
Charles II. Gibson, otra de las per
sonas que fueron destituidas, 'por
ell bien del s%ervicio".
Mr.. Gibson esta considerable CO.
mo ell cerebro de la oposici6n. Es-
te solo hizo dos ~acusaciones espe-
cificas contra Ell Gobernador Pear
son en- Ell sentido de que este ulti-
mo no tenia "franqueza en- 81 eter-
cicio de funciones Y Que Sc ha-
bia negado a darle los servicios de
una secretaria". Mr.. Gibson mani
fest6 que clio eQuiyalia a una pc
.queha persecution de parte del Co
bernador Pearson en- contra suya.
Mas ~interesante fue Ell pasaje en-
tire el senador Tydings. dem6crata
de Maryland Y ell Secretario del In
terror Ickes cuyo departamento es-
ia a cargo de dichas islas.
Mr.. Ickes habia pedido que Ia in
vestigaci6n fuera inieiada con al
.sunas manifestations hechas por
81. Mr.. Tydings contest6:
Este no es un juicio Y el conf
is cree que a nadie sc debe dar Ia
oportunidad de repreguntar'.
Mr.. Tckes insisti6 en- sus prop6-
sitos, pero el senador Tvdincs no
accedi6 a las peticiones del Score
tario del Interior.
La opinión., 1935-07-09

(Sigue de la ga. Pae.)
terra chilena".
W DE SANGRE"

La ruta de sangre es la estela
que deja ell barco pirata, canta-
do por Salvador Reyes, ell gran
e~scritor chileno. Porque Saliva
dor Reyes es un poeta, antes que
un novelista. Y nara cantando.
Su imagination, dada a los tie
mas marines. ha heeho de los to-
picos corsarios un quito. Gran
escritor, gran poeta, describe con
una vivacidad extraordinaria, Y
utiliza los temas de los piratas
con p%ericia y brillantez extraor-
dinaria.
Ell case de Reyes es muy inn
portante, porque a America lie ha-
cen falta autores marinos. Ell
factor indigena y la attraction an
dina han dado como fruto una
literature eXcesivamente ~patetica
y serrana. TODD 10 que contribu-
we a %aligerarla, TODD cuanto sirve
para darle nuevo horizonte, V mas
81 10 es en- la forma poematica V
aventurera en- que 10 haee Sal
vador Reyes, contribuira a dar
mayor consistencia y attractive a
Ia literature americana.
La opinión., 1935-07-09
MURiO ABEL lTURRALDE EN-
CHILE

SANTIAGO DE CHILE, Julio s.
Ell Ministro Siles, de Bolivia. hizo
hoy en- ell cementerio un p~anegirico
de Abel lturralde, que murio ano-
che en- Santiago. Iturralde fue can
ciller de Siles cuando este era Pre-
sidente de Bolivia en- 1928. Fue ade
mas diputado y senador durante 35
amos, dos veces Ministro en- Ell Pc
ru y coautor del protoeolo Blanco
Vie%l-Iturralde que s~olucion6 ell pro-
blema de la administration del fe-
r%rocarril de africa a La Paz. Itu-
.rralde figure prominentemente en-
la question de limites entire Bolivia
y Peru.
Ell gobierno de Bolivia decreto hoy
duelo nacional por ell fallecimiento
de lturralde.
La opinión., 1935-07-09

49,
del hueso.
Es dificil euiarse por Ia spa-
r%iencia de un individuo para de
terminar ell estado de su sangre,
va que solo en- los casos aVanza-
dos de snemia puede ser IN sin
toma. Pero no toda la genie pa
Ida estS anemica nj toda la
genie anemiea es palida. e. o
Ior de la piel depende en- parte
de u pigmentos, y de la pro-
fundidad de los vases sangui-
neos Con mucha freeuencia en-
la genie robusta los vases san
guineos son profundos y por 10
tanto su piel es palida.
Ademas ell color de las mem
Dramas nucosas y ell de los la
bios, a pesar de ser factor mas
precise que ell de la piel en- la
determination de la anemia, tam
bien aparece paIido a pesar de
que tanto, la hemogIobina como
las celulas rojas sean norma
les. Esto ocurre en- los momen-
tos de miedo, ansiedad y otras
emociones.
AIguna de las causas espeei-
Los sintomas de la anemia
son las hemcrragias, la falta de
los a~Iimentos, infeceiones asu-
das o er6nicas, cancer, envene-
namiento, gusanos en- ell estoma-
go, vivir en- una atmosfera
t~icienica, Intermediates de los
rihones, malaria y una aIimen-
tacion defectuosa.
Los sintomas de al anemia
son: paIpitaciones del eorazon.
falta de respiration, vahido y
frio en- las extremidades del
euerpo.
Las personals anemicas Sc que
jan de debiIidad y Sc fatisan con
mucha facilidad.
A fin de poder diagnostiear
la anemia ell medico, por regla
general hace un KANE de la
sangre. Este, para ser en- debi-
da forma tiene que comprender
ell calculo del porcentaie de he
moglobina, ell n1mero de ceIulas
sanguineas y la clase y eondi-
cion en- que estan las mismas.
Ell resultado del examen de la
sangre determinara con preei-
sion ell tipo de snemia y la Sc
Veridad del case.
La hemoglobina que en- esta-
do normal debe eontener la san
gre es de un ochenta a un e5
por ciento y la cantidad de ce-
lulas roias entire cuatro y Gin
co millones por cada milimetro
cubieo de sangre, siendo la can
tidad minima de estas muy pre-
valente en- los eIimas cslidos.
A fin de emprender ell trata-
miento de la anemia hay cue
conocer primero la causa; por
10 que ell msdico debe haoer IN
examen fisieo minucioso del pa
ciente a fin de poder determi-
narla y eliminarla.
La dieta a que Sc debe some
ter ell anemieo debe ser eorree-
ia y bien proporeionads,
tando de earne, vegetables verdes
y fruts.
FL hero ha sido desde haee
mucho tempo una de las armas
mas efieaees para eombatir Ia
anemia.
Durante los 1ltimos amos los in
vestigadores eientifieos han des-
cubierto que en- casos de ansmia
La opinión., 1935-07-09
NO coNslGUIERoN MAS QUE
St34.00

Nueve d6lares fue TODD 10 que
sac0 Florence Jackson por su par
ticipaci6n en- Ell asesinato, de los
$t54,OO que encontraron en- los boil
sillos de la victima. y con esa par
tie Sc compro un traje por S3.0O, "a
patos de $500, I'm par de medals,
un par de guantes Y un sombrero.
La opinión., 1935-07-09
LA ERCILLA

De la RIGA production dada a
conocer por la Editorial Ercilla,
de Santiago de Chile, selecciona-
mos estos euatro titulos que, por
81 solos, dan breve idea del pro-
grama que dieha Editorial esta
realizando para bien de los que
anhelan estar al tanto de las in
quietudes Y orientaciones eontem
poraneas. asi como de la inter
p%retacion que dan a los problemas
de nuestra America los ASTORIA
dores, los novelistas y los poetas.
Mexico, DE-, julio de 1885.
La opinión., 1935-07-09

eual es como
cida con ell
n ON b re de
hemoclobina,
como las ce-
lulss OF a S
h a dismi-
nude. E S Ia
de Fl Gle n CT a
puede e de
bida a la per
dida de san
gre, ocasio-
NADIA por he
m orr a 81 a s,
por la destruo
cion ~excesiVa
de Ia ssngre
en- la medula
La opinión., 1935-07-09
TEJAOA ZORZANO EN- Ell
CHACO

LA PAZ, Bolivia, Julio S.-Infor-
man del Chaco que ell Presidente
Tejada z6rzano Y los ministries de
Guerra y de Relaciones ~conferen-
ciaron eXtensamente con ell general
P~enaranda y con los coroneles To-
ro, Bilbao y Moscoso. La esposa del
P~residente, sonora Lucia Flores de
Tejada. junto con las sehoras dc
Valdivieso y de Carrasco, visitaron
ell hospital militar Bordo. ~regresan-
do al medic dia al Quartet general
de San Antonio.
La opinión., 1935-07-09
ola VOZ DE
ALBERTO GHIRALDO"

Alberto Ghiraldo es un poeta
dc o propia y grandes presti-
gios. Sc destaco en- la lucha o
cial y su verbo admonitivo con-
gregg a las masas, y fue la lido
latria de los hombres dc Ameri-
La opinión., 1935-07-09
Mas Protestas Contra las Guardias Blanca
Apoyan el Programa de Roosevelt

Uno de los puntos mas discutidos de la "Nue-
va Era" del Presidents Roosevelt recibio Ell apo
20 del Comite Financiero del Senado, que deci-
do violentar ell programa de impuestos formu-
iado para distribuir las riquezas. Los impuestos
sobre entradas personales, herencias y negocios,
La opinión., 1935-07-09
clUDAD DE MEXICO, T

clUDAo DE MEXICO, rulio s.
(Exclusivo).-Con fecha de aver fue
nombrado Y tom6 possession de su
cargo ell senior Antonio Ancona Al
bertos, designado Jefe del Departa-
mento de Prensa Y Publicidad del
Distrito Federal. por Ell senior Cos
me Hinojosa. Regente de Ia eiudad.
Ell sehor Ancona Albertos susti-
tuye al senior Julio Trens. quien Dor
muchos amos desempeno csc cargo.
La opinión., 1935-07-09

calculates para dejar anualmente $40. 600, 900,
fueron aprobados por ell comite cuyos miembros
aparecen en- la toto, de izquierds a dereehs: Sc
nador George, de Georgia; La Toilette, de Wis
cousin; King, de Utah; Harrison, de Mississippi,
y Reyes, de New Hampshire.
La opinión., 1935-07-09

4 DESTA listed anunc,ar So ne
goc,o v obtener resultados prac--
Observation-Disclosures en- esta Sec
cion.
La opinión., 1935-07-09
Il PRINCIPAL.
{ Sigre de la "a. Pag. }

paz en- Europa. diJo que "a mi pa
recer la situacion, desde ell punto
de vista de la paz, es en- muchos
~respectos peor que Ia de 1914. En-
tonces TODD ell mundo, 10 mismo que.
ahora, hablaba de paz. pero todos,
10 mismo que ahora, Sc preparaban
febrilmente para Ia guerra.
La opinión., 1935-07-09

pernieiosa la alimentaci6n indi-
cada en- los de enfermedades
del higado es practicamente Is
misma.
La opinión., 1935-07-09
IYyFVJ
ANEMtA
Per MONTE sALVlN NJ. D.

La anemis, en- sus primeras
Eases, en- la disminueion de la
materis roja de la sangre, la
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-25
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
SPARKS

One evening as it was getting
dark but when it was yet too early
for the little rabbit children to go
to bed, Uncle Wiggily sat out in
front of his hollow stump bungalow
to feel the cool breezeS blow
through his whiskers and on his
pink. twinkling nose.
This is a lovely time Of year. .
said Uncle Wiggily to himself. I
am very happy I have a fine bum
galow, I have a lot of rabbit boys
and girls. have wife and I must
not forget Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuz-
zy. She is the best muskrat lady
housekeeper that ever was"
All of a sudden as Uncle WNyily
sat there in the cool Of the eve
ming, he heard a rustling in the
grass behind him and voice said
Daddy, look at the lightning
bugs away up high in the air over
our bungalow. See the pretty, red
lightning bugs!"
It was Gaddy, the new, funny
little rabbit who had spoken. He
had just come back from gadding
about Uncle Wiggily looked up in
the air and saw what Gaddy had
seen. AS soon as he looked, the
rabbit gentleman was surprised and
exclaimed:
Not Fireflies
Those aren't lightning bugs OF
fireflies, Gaddy. In the first place
tIos, oro t0o J,fol, fO,- ho~ 10
bugs. It is true, once in a while,
a FREELY may go up as high as the
chimneys, but usually lightning
bugs fly close to the ground. An
other thing, those specks Of light
you see are too red in color to be
the glow of fireflies. Their light is
a sort Of pale, lemon or yellow col
or"
Then what are those flying bits
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-25
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD E. GARRIs

of light, Daddy?" asked Gaddy
They are sparks from a fire, "
said Uncle Wiggily hopping from
his chair. Some one has built a
fire in the woods and the sparks
are being blown this way"
"Oh, Daddy. will you take me to
see the fire?" asked Gaddy. As
told you in another story, Gaddy
was a funny little rabbit always
wanting to go places.
Yes" answered Mr. Longears
I'll take you to see the fire. And
1 will tell whoever started it that
they must put it out Too many
sparks are flying from it. Some Of
the sparks may fall on our bunga-
low roof and burn it. Come with
me, Gaddy!"
Gaddy and his father hurried
along in the dusk N the evening
toward the woods, not far away.
As they came nearer they could see
the bright light of the blazing fire
and the sparks flying up from it.
Around the fire. which was from
burning leaves and sticks, many
figures danced.
Maybe they are more giantS!"
whispered Gaddy
Not Giants
No said Uncle Wiggily, they
aren't giants, or the boys whom you
saw yesterday and thought were
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-25
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APPLI-
CATION FOR LETTERS TES-
TAMENTARY.

In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County Of Imperial, in the Mat
ter of the Estate Of MICHAEL H.
GAVIN. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that pc
tition for the probate of the will of
Michael II. Gavin, deceased, and
for the issuance to Neal H. Gavin
Of letters of administration with
viii annexed, has been filed in this
court, and that the 28th day of
June, 1885, at two o'clock P. M,
Of said day, at the courtroom Of
said court, at the Court House IN
the City of FL Centre, County Of
Imperial, State Of California, has
been set for the hearing Of said
petition when and where any per-
son interested may appear and con-
test the same, and show cause, if
any they have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Dated June nth, 1885.
(SeaD EDWARD II. LAW,
Clerk.
O. = Smith and h. l. French,
Attorneys for Petitioner l7-10
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-25
GERMAN NAVAL
PACT RELATED
IN { ENGL.AND D

LONDON. June 25. UP)-During
the recent naval negotiations Ger
many pledged herself never again
to resort to unrestricted submarine
warfare" Sir Bolton Eyres- -Monsell
first lord of the admiralty, revealed
today in the house of commons.
Under the naval agreement be-
tween Britain and Germany, the
reich is allowed 35 per cent of
Bitains naval strength, and As per
cent in the submarine category,
which will be compensated for by
a 10 per cent reduction in some
other category.
However, it is provided that if
Germany deems parity in Submar-
ines with Britain necessary because
of the strength of some other pow
er. she shall consult with Great
Britain on attaining parity.
Eyres-Monsel, replying to ques-
ton by Vice Admiral George
Campbell, said:
IT he German representatives
stated that Germany is preparing
to adhere TO the rules regarding
submarine warfare contained in
part four of the London naval
treaty. irrespective of whether all
other powers adhere to them"
He explained that with specific
exceptions, Germany renounced un-
restricted warfare against merchant
ships
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-25

dinner at the social hall of the
church. Members of the church
furnished the delicious pot-luck
dinner which was served at noon.
The Episcopal church building on
Walnut avenue between Sixth and
Seventh street has been secured as
the new headquarters for the
SERA.
The Holtville city council has
passed a resolution prohibiting the
shooting of fire crackers within the
city limits.
The Lewis Chambers Construc-
ton company which has contract
to dig eight miles of the canal near
Midway Wells will make their
headquarters in Holtville.
Mrs. o. L. Webster has been
named chairman, and John Do
meme and F. Roy Thompson men,
bers of an advisory committee to
cooperate with City Superintend-
ent Robert Amstead in planning
for the new recreational park on
Holt being built by SERA. The
adobe walls around the park are
almost finished and the dressing
rooms and showers under the ce-
ment bleachers and the hand ball
court are nearing completion.
Members of the Swiss club who
took part in the program Sunday
at the exposition were: Paul Eg-
gler, master of ceremonies, Ella and
Julius Jr, Hofer who yodelled, Fred
Strahm playing the clarinet, John
Shutz the cornet and Joe Muller
the accordian; Paul Ruley yodeled
and a quartet composed of Muller.
Hofer, Shutz and Ruley sang.
Miss Louise Laborde who has
been attending school in Chino last
semester has returned to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Laborde.
Mrs. l.. V. Keffer had as house
| guest several days the past week
! her sister, Miss Howard, who was
on her way to Los Angeles after
teaching the past year in Arizona.
The Christian Endeavor society
of the Christian church enjoyed a
moonlight desert party Saturday
evening on the sand hills west of
No. 2 siphon. A gay evening was
spent by the members who attend
ed. Present were Cleola Boyd, Mil
ton Bailey, Loretta Peters, Dom
| aid Peters, Flora Fay Langston,
| Pauline Chambers, Helen Rumsey,
| George Harlan, Robert Kamm,
! Ethlena Kamm, Cecile Rumsey,
| Marie Roth, Faustine Lilies, Ruby
Lee Roberts, Bob Pinkerton, Glenn
Fudge, Porter Slaton, Mr.. and
Mrs Alex Meyer and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Williams.
Mrs. S. M, Little left Sunday for
a two-months visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alva Laramore in Los An
! geles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald England,
accompanied by Mr.. England's Par
ents, Mr. and Mrs w. M. England,
motored to San Diego Saturday to
| spend the weekend visiting at the
home of Mrs. England's mother,
Mrs. Jennie McClelland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Claiborne
and daughter motored to Ventura
Saturday to spend the weekend
! visiting Mrs. Claiborne's parents,
| Mr. and Mrs. Kettley.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-25
Wheeler-Rayb
Bill Is Attacked

WASHINGTON, June 25. U.P)-
A minority report assailing the
house interstate commerce commit
tee version of the Wheeler Ray
burn utilities bill was filed today
by Rep. Edward G. Eicher (Dem.)
Iowa.
Eichers report charged the house
committee bill contained a dan
gerous' constitutional delegation of
power and failed to regulate prop
erly holding companies.
The minority finding broadly at
tackled the bill as reported by the
interstate commerce committee bv
l5 to z vote after a four months
deadlock
1t charged that the bill contain
ed "irreconcilable differences" with
the strick senate measure which
carried a death sentence of un-
necessary utility holding companies
within seven years.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-25
Actress Silent On
Marriage Reports

HOLLYWOOD. June 25. U.P)-
Conchita Montenegro, Spanish film
actress, enroute to the east today
to sail for Paris, left behind an in
triguing reply to the question of
whether she will wed Raul Roulien,
Brazilian screen actor.
IF do, I'll let you know" said
the actress as she boarded the train.
She will go to Paris to star in
Spanish and French versions of La
Vie Parisienne" for Nero Films. She
then will sail for Rio De Janeiro,
where Roulien now is.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-25
EDITORIAL PAGE
and
FEATURES
THE RELIEF QUESTION

County care of unemployables after
July / presents a difficult proposition
for the supervisors to handle and it is
one that will call for considerable firm
ness
Mistakes will be made in deciding who
is entitled to relief and who is not, for
the human element is involved on both
sides and errors will be natural
Imperial eounty's quota has been set
at S169,049 which the supervisors assert
will call for additional taxes, something
they oppose.
No person wishes to see one who is un-
able to take care OF himself uncared for,
yet at the same time, current public
opinion Is that this relief business has
been greatly abused.
In list of go unemployables sub
mitted in Imperial county. investigation
showed that 7S were able to work; eight
were aliens capable of doing work; one
was eligible for needy relief; one was a
pensioner; one had been refused a pen
sion and eight were receiving aid from
the county and state.
That total of rs is extremely high
from the viewpoint of the taxpayer. The
latter has to work and if any of these rs
can they should be made to work or have
no relief extended to them.
The supervisors, apparently, mean to
be ''hard boiled" about this relief busi-
ness. They will have to be. After the
first fundamental law of humanity, to
alleviate suffering from the deserving
needy, the supervisors first duty is to
the taxpayer The taxpayer does have
some rights and he is entitled to pro-
lection as we'll as the fellow who wants
relief.
Perhaps if this relief matter becomes
more localized than it has been for the
past year or two, abuses Of it will grow
less. 1t is more difficult for the impost-
er and the "chiseler" to get by with some
thing on men who are familiar with the
lay of the land
We believe the people of the county
should give the supervisors their fullest
support in this relief matter, believing
that the board is ready to make an hon
est effort to do the right thing by the
unemployable and by the taxpayer.