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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-04
A BIR0SAGHOZ
FORDULT

a Wagner-Lewis t0rveny alap
jan felallitott Labor Board is,
amely AIT keri, hogy a Jones
& Laughlin acel-kiralysagot
tizenket ember elbocsajtasaert
megbuntessek.
A Labor Board altal leveze-
tett vizsgalat megallapitotta,
hogy ezeket az embereket azert
bocsajtottak ell, inert szervez-
kedni probaltak, bar termesze-
tesen lefizetesuk alkalmaval
mas iiriigyeket talaltak.
A per termeszetesen annak
idejen, talan a j0v6 ev tava-
szan eleri a Supreme Courtot,
amely a Guffey torveny ellen
hozott dontes alapjan a Wag.
ner-Lewis torvenyt valoszinu-
leg alkotmany-el1en fogja
talalni.
Ha ez ICY tart, akkor a leg
jobb lesz a kongresszus intez'
menyet beszuntetni a polgar.
sagnak, inert sokkal olcs6bt
lenne, ha a t0rvenyeket az
amugy is korlatlan hatalom'
NAL uralkodo Supreme Court
rendeletekben adna a mem.
zetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-04
SzENBOTRANY
BOSTONBAN
Loptak-csaltak a hivatalos
koizegek Is a szenkereskedok
a nincsteleneket

oriasi botranya van Boston
varosanak, ahol a welfare
szennel kapcsolatban azokat
raboltak XII, akiktol igazan
alig van NIT rabolni.
Kiderilt, hogy a szen he
: lyett piszkot, tonna helyett
feltonnat szallitottak minden
rendelesre, amt a welfare de-
partment adott XII a nincste-
lenek szamara es hogy biin0s
volt ebben a graftben min
denki.
A welfare department. feje
ellen vadat emel a grand jury,
de vadat emelnek a szenke-
resked6k ellen is, akik a nyo-
morultaktol ellopott penzen
| osztoztak.
Meg a scenes kocsisok is
kaptak a graftb6l, inert ami
kor rajottek, hogy tonna sze-
mex helyett csak feltonnat
visznek a hazakhoz, ARA is ra-
jottek, hogy piszkos visszaeles
van a dologban. Es a graftben
Ok is osztozni akartak, Ok is
hallgatasi dijakat k0veteltek,
amt sok esetben megkaptak.
!, Graft mashol is volt mar, a
koldusok sAjab6l a kenye1
egy reszet mashol is kilopjak
de soha mem fordult meg el6
hogy a legszegenyebb emberek
elleni tolyajlasra ilyen Macy
biinszovetkezet alakult volna
Il A bostoni szenkeresked6k.
mex a fele van a piszkos iigy.
i be keverve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-04
A REPUBLJKANUS
KONVENCI0

osszeul a j0vo heten Cleve-
landban S mem marad mas
munka a szamara, minthogy a
platformot megirja.
Ha varatlan csodak mem
t0rtennek, akkor Landon jelOl-
We lesz mindjart a konvencio
elejen, inert komoly ellenje-
loltje mem akadt idaig, SGT volt
ellenjeloltjei sulyos veresege-
ket szenvedtek.
A platform k0riil is csak az
ert szamitanak vitakra, inert
Hoover ait koveteli, hogy ma
hagyja jova a republicans
part az 6 negy ewes uralmat
S ebbe Borah mem fog k0nnyen
beleegyezni.
Hoovernak az a maniaja,
hogy a prosperitas eppen ut.
ban volt, mikor ct kiakolb6.
lintotta a polgarsag a Fehel
Hazbol, csak eppen hogy mem
tudtak ait a k0z0nseges anne.
rikai polgarok meglatni. s
hogy a lathatatlanul jelentke
z6 JOLIET utan felve huzodott ell
mikor Rooseveltet valasztottal
elnOknek.
EFT a megallapitast meg
sajat partja sem akarja le
nyelni Borah egesz mas alan
latokkal fog a platform-bi-
zottsagnak szolgalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-04
Az AD0JAVASLATNAK

e pillanatban viharos napo-
kat lehet a szenatusban josol-
nj. A bizottsag nem olyan ja-
vaslatot fogadott Ell, mint az
alsohaz es az sem biztos meg,
hogy a szenatus a sajat BIZ
zottsaganak a javaslatat meg
szavazza. f~
Ketsegtelen, hogy az adotor-
veny sorsat a ket haz egyezte-
to bizottsagaban fogjak eld0n-
teni oft valosziniileg a kor-
many szamara legelfogadha-
tobb kozos javaslatot keszitik
maid Ell, amt a sietsegben
esetleg elfogad maid ugy az
alsohaz, mint a szenatus.
Ha a segely-torvenyt es az
adotorvenyt e het vegere e.
tudjak kesziteni, akkOr a kon
gresszusnak ez az ilesszaks
veget er S a cleveland konven
clio utan mem marad mas gond
ia a honatyaknak, mint a kor
teskedes.
| Ez esetben termeszeteser
mem lesz semmi a sziikseglaka
sok epiteseb6l, az vi Guffe.
billb6l (ami ugysem fogadha
to ell a jelenlegi formajaban,
es mem lesz semmi egyetlel
mas olyan javaslatbol sem
amt meg egyik hazban sen
targyaltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-04
KET JAVASLAT VAN,

amelyek elintezesehez ragasz
kodnia kell a kormanynak S
S eek egyike val6szinuleg ell
interest nyer, miel6tt az DIVA
sok e sorokat megkapjak.
A masfelezer millios segely-
javaslat a het elejen elintezo-
dix, inert csupan apro reszlet-
kerdesek felett targyaltak az
egesz multi heten.
Az ellenzek sem merte a fele-
l6sseget vallalni, hogy EFT a
javaslatot gancsolja S Van
denberg republicans elnok
jelolt-jelolt is beerte azzal
hogy apr6bb tiiszurasokkal
I kedveskedett az eln0knek.
Kiszavaztak a javaslatbol a
hires, Maine allamban epul6
gatra szant penzt, amely a ten
ger arjat akarja villanyfejlesz'
tesre hasznalni S ICY az eddig
oft elkoltott milliok elvesznek
Mem sikeriilt ezt megtenni 9
floridai nagy kanalissal, amely
eszakon fogja az allamot at
vagni S amelynek az epiteset
- bizonyos korilmenyek kozt
- lehet6ve tette a javaslat a,
elfogadott formaban.
E ket nagy k0zmunka meg
kezdese tenylegesen konnyel
miiseg volt az elnokt6l, aki xii
lon kongresszusi meghatalma
zassal mem birt ezekre nezve
de ha mar megkezdtek S hi
mindkett6be milliokat oltek
kar a partpolitika szempontja
boil a nagyobbik munkat fel
ben dezertalni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-04
TERMESZETESEN
VADEMELES

lesz a republicans part
platformja es vannak vadak,
amelyeknek a hallatara ala
pos ketsegei tamadnak az anne
rikai polgarnak.
Joggal vadoljak Rooseveltet,
hogy megszegte a demokrata
part platformjat S Ok terme-
szetesen hallgatni fognak ar
r6l a tenyr6l, hogy a rendhvtili
id6k bizonyos rendkiviili sziik-
segek ele allitottak a kormanyt
! es az orszagot.
T0bb-kevesebb joggal eme-
lik AIT a vadat, hogy a k0zse-
gelyezes iigye k0rul nemcsak
panasz van, de sok benne teny
lleg a politikai visszaeles.
Es teljes joggal fogjak a kor.
manyt Is a korrnanyz6 demo.
krata partot azzal vAdoIni
hogy a termes egy reszet Ell.
lpusztitotta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-04
elnok erejebol fognak beerkez-
nj.
SENKI NE KEPZELJE, !

hogy biztos ma a demokra-
tax vagy a Roosevelt gyozel-
me, inert tobb tenyez6 er0sen
ellene lesz a karnpanyban.
Els6 sorban termeszetesen
ellene lesz a kivaltsagosak ra-
gadozo osztalya, S ennek az
osztalynak hatalmas vagyona
az osztatlan sajtot, a radio
draga idejet es a propaganda
ezer mas eszk0zet csatasorba
allitja, hogy az elnok0t le-
verje.
Maris' a konyvek es fJzetek
millioi forognak k0zkezen, a
Du Pontok, a Raskobok, a
Mellonok meg a t0bbi multi
milliomosok k0ltsegen.
Ellene lesz az eln0knek az
a teny is, hogy a republikanu-
sok Landon szemelyeben egy
teliesen szintelen es tehetseg-
telen "nobodyt" fognak jelolni,
inert aki nobody" a politikai
eletben, annak szemre-hany-
hato el6zetes tevedesei nincse-
mex.
A semmi ellen bajos fajtolni
S Landonnak meg a legjobb
baratai sem allitjak, hogy va
lami kulonos tehetseggel van
megaldva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-04
H E tt S Z F N L F.:

Baker ugyved, a Wilson kor-
many volt hadiigyminisztere
folytatja a legfontosabb vi
deal torveny ellen ezt az ell
keseredett kiizdelmet bar a
perirat Ickes minisztert Is a
IVA tadminisztratorait 0ssze-
eskiivessel vadolja, mem Arta-
ma megallapitani, hogy lit tt
'zenkilenc nagy ceg esktidott
ossze a nep ellen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-04

New Jersey allamban de-
rex emberek kegyelmet ker-
mex egy tizenhat ewes gyerek-
mex, akit rablogyilkossagert
halalra iteltek S akit kegye-
lem hianyaban esetleg XII
fognak a villanyos szeken We
gezni.
Ha kivegzik, gyalazata lesz
New Jersey allamnak es gya-
lazata lesz az egesz nemzet-
mex es nagyon helyesen tet-
tex, akik meg akarjak men
teni, hogy a kervenyukben az
allan ellen maris vadat emel-
tex.
A gyerek valoszinuleg BIZ
nos abban, amt a terhere ro-
max, SGT valoszinuleg meg
rogzott gonosztevot" lattak
benne az eskudtek, maskilon-
ben bizonyara maskent szolt
volna az itelet.
S megis igazuk van azok-
max, akik kegyelmet kernek a
szamara, hogy ebben a rab.
logyilkossagban az allan es
a tarsadalom a bunosek, akik
EFT a gyereket soha segitent
mem probaltak.
Senki mem szuletik rablo'
gyilkosnak, de viszont senk1
mem szuletik azzal a tudattal
hogy felelosseggel tartozik q
tarsadalomnak a cselekede'
teiert.
A gyerekek nevelesre $40
rulnak.
Es a szegeny emberek eyer
mekei ezt a nevelest mayor
sok esetben mem tudjak meg
kapni.
Megtortenik, hogy a szilol
mindketten dolgoznak, S meg
tortenik elegszer napjainkban
hogy egyiknek sincs munkaja
Az elso esetben nem ernel
ra, hogy a gyereket nevel
jek es kenytelensegbol kihajt
jak reggel az uccara, a ma
sodik esetben a sziilok de
moralizalva vannak es elke
seredesikben keptelenek
gyereket a jora nevelni.
Aki most 16 ewes, ARA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-04
ANIMAL T0BBET FOGNAK

arrol beszelni, hogy Roose-
welt t0nkre akarja tenni a
scent a1kotmanyt, hogy a Su-
preme Court megallapitasai
szerint egy csomo alkotmany-
ellenes t0rvenyt adott az or
szagnak 5es elhallgatjak maid,
hogy a bir6sag d0ntesei utan
a kormany a legnagyobb lojali-
tassal sietett engedelmeskedni
minden esetben a Supreme
Courtnak.
Es inert hangosan err6l meg
sem egeszen illik beszelni, ha-
talmas whispering" kampanyt
fognak folytatni, amelyben
megmagyarazzak, hogy Roose-
velt ujra valasztasa eseten We
ge lesz az alkotnanynak, inert
a Supreme Courtot megrakja
bolsevikekkel.
A legfels6 birosag tagjai
mind idosek, ernberi szamitas
szerint egy nehanyuk ell fog a
kovetkez6 negy es fel evben
tavozni egy jobb hazaba, ami
alkalmat nyujt maid az Ell.
n0knek, hogy a sajat felfoga'
sanak megfelel6 embereket i'll.
lessen a f6birosagba ait q
maga kepere formalja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-04
LAZAS SIETSEGGEL

probalnak dolgozni a kon-
gresszusban, ez a sietseg azon-
ban mem ARA t0rekszik, hogy
a szukseges t0rvenyekrol gon-
d doskodjek, hanem ARA, hogy
minden halaszthato dolgot ell
halasszanak januarra.
Az alsohaz minden tagjanak
lejar a megbizasa ezzel az
ulessel, valamennyi szeretne
visszakeriilni Westinghouse
erthet6 hat az a d0ntes, a
mellyel minden vitas kerdest
kerilni akarnak.
Az administrator szinten g
torvenyhozas miel6bbi, leheto'
leg a het vegevel valo befeje'
zeset ohajtja.
A jov6 heten a republika'
nusok jelolnek, nehany nappa.
kes6bb egyutt lesz Philadel
phiaban a mask nagy cir
kusz ICY ha a kongresszust
be mem zarjak, az ulesek at
huzodnak augusztusra.
Ez nemcsak a meleg Mat
lenne kellemetlen, hanem azer
is, inert a valasztasi kampan.
alatt a republicans ellenzel
minden egyes kerdesb6l va
lasztasi anyagot csinalna ma
ganak. Eredmenyes, jozan tor
venyhozast mem lehet olyal
atmoszferaban remelni es bar
mennyire sajnalatos, hogy leg
alabb tiz nagyszeru javasla
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-04

Ezek azok a jogos vadak,
amelyekt6l feline kell Roose-
veltnek Is szerencseje az ell
noknek, hogy ezeket fogjak a
legkevesbe emlegetni. Avert,
inert mindezen intezkedeseket
lelkesedessel szavazta meg egy
csomo republicans kongresz-
man es senator.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-04

mem lesz elintezve, meg ANIMAL
is sajnalatosabb lesz, ha a po-
litika legelkeseredettebb kam-
panya fogja a kongresszus le-
veg6jet mergezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-04
EGYEBKENT
A DEMOKRATA

konvencio egy regi visszas
helyzetet meg fog sziintetni,
(Folytatas az Six oldalon,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-06
PEACE SETTLES OVER
IMPERIAL VALLEY

Imperial Valley is establishing one
little known record of which it may well
be proud, especially in comparison to
its turbulent history as a border county
and the gateway used by all sorts of
people entering California. Credit for
the record goes to a group of men who
get little enough credit for what they
do, and plenty of blame for some of the
things they do.
There has not been murder in I'M
perial county for more than seven
months. At no time since the county be-
came thriving agricultural center has
such long period of time passed with
out at least one case of one man taking
the life of another Yet there are more
people in Imperial Valley now than
ever before. There is more activity. Bus
iness is better, and crime-with the eX-
ception of petty crime-usually increas-
es as business increases. Then what is
the reason?
Swift punishment is a deterrent of
crime Punishment for major crimes
has been swift in this county for the
last two years. In every case of murder,
the killer has been apprehended almost
instantly Only one killer escaped, and
he did SO by fleeing ino Mexico His
whereabouts is known. His capure is
a matter of waiting.
No one law enforcement agency is
entirely responsible for this excellent
record. The vari6sv9s branches of en-
forcement, including police departments
and federal agencies, have helped to cut
down the list of violent crimes by coop
GRAFTON with the sheriff's office, which
comes nearer than anything else to be-
ing a central coordinating agency for
law enforcement.
Imperial county is lucky in its police
officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-06
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
IN IMPERIAL VALLEY

The burnt child shuns the fire, they
say. Adults sometimes are not so wise.
If they were, there would be no need
for fire prevention week in Imperial
Valley, or anywhere else, his week. Chill
dren, playing with matches or other
combustibles, are not among the prin-
ciple causes of disastrous fires. No, it
is to the all-wise adults that most of
the nations fire damage must be laid.
Fires, like automobile accidents, are
not unavoidable Lightning strikes, set
ting building afire, just about as often
as the roadway slipes from an automo-
bile causing it to overturn. Human
carelessness, in the main, must be bam-
ed for both fires and auto accidents.
If fires were not available, there would
be no use for Fire Chief Tom Reams and
Fire Commissioner Harry Sones, in Ell
Centre, to take an active hand in the
current campaign against fire loss.
Common sense and careful thought
can prevent the majority of fires in
homes and business establishments.
Competent installation of electric wir-
ing and elimination of other we'll known
hazards, care against the piling of de-
bris in such a manner as to form a fire
hazard, avoiding dumping of greasy
rags to make a nest for spontaneous
combustion, these are among some of
the points to be looked after. =
Fire prevention week has the laud-
able purpose of preventing millions of
dollars of loss to the nation each year.
and thousands of dollars Of loss to I'M
perial Valley. Every resident should
do his utmost to carry its lessons
throughout the entire year.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-06
The Republican Viewpoint
EDITED BY
The Republican County Central
Committee
IMITATION

IMITATION
The Roosevelt propagandists who conceived
the idea of a White House conference to estab-
lish there is no danger from initiation appar
entity believed the country to be much more
gullible than it is.
The New Dealers pretend to be shocked by
the statement that after three years of tinker
ing with credit initiation and money, no life
insurance policy and savings account Is
safe. They call it scare -mongering
IN 1882 however, Mr. Roosevelt referred TO
alleged federal prodigality and extravaganza as
a danger TO the entire banking, and insurance
system of the country"
In that year remember, the national debt
was % billion and national spending was some
thing like half what it is now per year. Mr..
Roosevelt in that situation the dangers
referred to; but now, when the greatest debt IN
American history has been piled upon the backs
of the taxpayers would have us believe there
Is no danger to taxpayers no danger to insur-
anee and no danger to savings accounts
When was Mr.. Roosevelt right then or now?
Obviously, if there was reason to sound an
alarm in 1882 the danger has multiplied many
times since then, and let it be remembered
that Carter Glass said in the senate a year ago
that depreciation of ten per cent in govern
ment bonds. which the government has forced
upon the banks, would render 80 per cent Of
the nations banks inSolvent.
No. this isn't scare -mongering; it IS looking
facts in the face. If you have earned any sub
stance by the sweat Of your brow, if you have
saved and scrimped so that there would be a
small insurance policy for the protection of
your family. there is a danger, not that the
companies won't be able to pay, but that they
will have to pay in Roosevelt rubber dollars
which will have little purchasing power.
You see it already. Money Is cheaper and
things you need to eat and wear are dearer.
That's form Of initiation. For three years
the administration has been working to bring
about a credit initiation, and yet when charged
with it they attempt to deny the fact.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-06
News Behind the News
EUerybody Is Confident d. But Some
body Must Lose Democrats Nearer
Flood Stage of Enthusiasm

NEW YORK.-A month before election day,
leaders in both political camps bubble with
more confidence-even in their most secret
conferences-than at any previous period in the
campaign
Democratic assurance appears TO be some
what nearer the flood stage than Republican
assurance and the accepted betting odds, which
in the past usually have forecast the winner,
but will almost certainly either lengthen or
shorten before Nov. 3, are TO 5 or 10 on
Roosevelt
On the other hand. realistic Republican
strategiSts who five six weeks ago felt Lam
don had no better than an outside chance are
now convinced that there's a strong tide run
ming back to Republicanism which is likely to
carry them to victory.
They are encouraged by the Maine result
and by the Massachusetts and Michigan pri-
mary votes They know they hurting Roose-
welt. with the help of Hearst. by exposing the
Taoicalism OF some Of his supporters.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-06
The Democratic Viewpoint
EDITED BY
The Democratic County Central
Committee

Since Imperial Valley is primarily farm
ing community, let us go to the records to IND
out just what has happened to the farmer
under the Roosevelt administration.
Republican writer's and orators have very
carefully refraned from using these figures.
And there is a good reason why they choose
TO ignore them. They do not reflect credit
on the Republican party. But here they are
Let them speak for themselves:
Farm capital values shrank 40 billion dollars
under the u years Of Republican rule which
ended in 1888.
Farm cash income in 1892 under Hoover
S4,337, 900 900.
Farm cash income in 1885 under Roosevelt
was S69 ,000,0 000 -'
Farm value of wheat in 1892 under Hoover
was S282, 900 900.
Farm value Of wheat in 1885 under Roose-
welt was S505 10000.
Farm value of cotton In 1857 under Hoover
was S424,000,0O0.
Farm value of cotton in 1886 under RoOse-
welt S593,OO0000.
Farm value of hogs in 1892 under Hoover
Farm value of hogs in 1885 under Roosevelt
was $3.50 100000.
Farm mortgage interest rates in 1888 aver
age Per cent-today they are approximately
per cent.
During the last year of Republican admin
istration the average. price Of farm commo-
dites dropped from As per cent above pre-war
level to As per cent below pre-War level, but;
During the Roosevelt administration the aV-
erage price of farm commodities advanced to
above 100 per cent Of pre-war levels.
The Republicans talk much about the drouth
and other factors-but if they will go to the
records they will find that in spite of the drouth
the total food supply in the current marketing
year is within per cent o. the supply avail
able last year.
Take the farms out of the hands of the
Washington Bureaucrats and return them to
the farmers" is one Of the slogans of the Lam
don campaigners. 1t would be a worthy goal
if it were based on a single iota of truth
The facts are, that at the rate farms were
being foreclosed when Mr. Roosevelt assumed
office there would have been few left for either
the farmers or bureaucrats if the Republicans
had won the 1882 election, The banking frater-
nifty would own the most Of them by now
Roosevelt not only took drastic steps to stop
these foreclosures and help the farmers re-
finance-but he has brought about an increase
in the value Of farm products to make sure
that the oynership will remain with the farm
ers If the men in the Democratic administra-
ton who helped Mr.. Roosevelt accomplish this
are "bureaucrats', then for heavens sake let
US have more "bureaucrats". 1t really doesn't
make much difference to a farmer what they
are called, as long as they get the results.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-06

They think the big Landon majority in the
the fence-stting, love-a-Winner vote over On
their side
Roosevelt and his aides have the theory that
Landon, despite what they regard feverish
if not panicky campaigning his part, has
been losing ground and that the president,
master campaigner, will gain ground with great
strides that ne is beginning TO make ad-
mittedly political speeches.
His recent maneuvers, keeping him constant
~ in the public eye in a persistent process Of
'buildup," have helped Roosevelt politically.
Smart Republicans are aware of that and pri-
yately deplore the presidents success Of esta-
blshing himself, to much Of the public mind,
as possessing gifts Of leadership in domestic and
international affairs They are farl ycertain that
he will do a good JOB Of october campaigning
fearing that he has something both effective and
spectacular 10 pull out Of his hat few days
before election and wishing they knew what
this grandstand play would be.
They hope it will be IS much Of a fIzzle as
thay-and most others-consider his pipe-ined
trial balloon proposal TO call conference Of
the worlds dictators big shot kings, and other
political leaders, in the interests Of peace.
Roosevelt incidentally, will devote consider
able attention in october TO Republican charges
as TO waste extravaganza, taxes, and increase
in the national debt, regarding them as repre-
senting the opposition's most effective issue.
He may be expected to give figures compar-
ing the total debt increase with the annual ma
tional expenditure for tobacco cosmetics, chew
ing gum and things like that.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-06
"PE0PLE MOVE so MUCH
FASTER HERE"

The casual acquaintance, just back
from vacation, settled down on a stool
one seat over, looked outside, and re-
marked:
I'm glad to get back. People seem
to move so much faster here. They're
not lettering = they're going some
where"
1t was new thought, that particular
phase of it, but it is true. People do
move faster in Ell Centre. The tempo
on the sidewalks and in the street is
quicker, the pulse of the community is
higher. 1t is not the usual small city.
Whether people move faster because
Ell Centre is a growing city where pros
perity is opening up full blast, or whe-
ther the city is growing and prosperity
blossoming because people move faster
that is a question someone else will
have TO answer.