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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11
GEORGE HORACE LOR|MER HALALA

Amerka f0lden degen nyelv rastlnk es exert tere
szeszer az hogy angel nyeven akoo rokka es usagokka
ren foolalkozunk Kiveet ke tennink azonban George
Horace Loner rana inert o usagro es szerkeszto
nemcsak az amerka angol nyevu irodaomnak hanem az
egesz amerikai nenzetnek halottja
George Lorimer volt politikus kozhlvatait
soha mem viselt de megs tobbe te nemzet kozeeteon
mint elnokok szenaorok kormanyzok es ksebbrendu po
ksok egesz sora nyvanossagto sznte elzrkozva cit
Saturday Eveneng angol nyevu etap SzerKesztoi
aban amerkai nenzet utoso hsz ev soan so
tuda hogy e inert asa nevtelenu tette koe
dacara kozveeeny alkotott torvenyeket ealt
intezkedeseket erozako gyek ellen ao tenyezoke anne
lyeknek hasznat ma is elvez nernzet
Egy haldoo teesen jelentektelen heap
par evtzed eott Cyrus Curtis hado bocsessege s
ebb0 semmibo George Horace Lormer viag legnagyobb
lapjat Saturday Evening Posot teremette Vezetese aat
hetap aamakoo tenyezo lett ameynek sulya elot
meg azok meghaoak gyakorta ak eenfee votak annaK
az ranyzatnak amelyet Lorimer eolt ki.e~Atss.e s-
Nekink magyaroknak volt kedves George Horace
Lorer egynsege Mem volt baratunk Inkabb elenszenvve
eenk Lapaban szamtaan k es elbeszeles elent
meg Amerkaba vandorot magyar ksebbtette SEER
bekke horvatokka roanokkal szemben inerorisabbnak
gyekezett fentetn hunky szot szaz es
alkaommal ovashauk George Horace Lorimer lapjaban
mindig akkent, hogy karunkra szogaljon vele
Es mi megs reszvettel alunk sirdomba nagy
eenfee megeto tiszteettel eenk el6tte kalapo Merit
mnden mozzanaabol erezzk hogy tapg fertl
VOLT ak meggy6zodesebo egy hasza engedmenyt Sc ett
esetben ha anyag kaara volt kezere adot nagy
apnak George Loe es ha koben egeszen
csoportokon gazo vegig mint raunk magyarokon
tette azzal meggy6zodesse hogy tobbseg erdeket
szolgalta vele.
es volt nagytokenek. paernalizmus ke-
beul volt hogy munkasoet ntezkedeseket XII
srgess de egondoasa VOLT hogy munkanak csak ahhoz
van oga oke onszantabo ad reszre Rossz szemmel
eat rendsze meyet Roosevelt hozott magaval
es harcolt ellene ugy, ahogy ereje engedte
Paratlanu munka utan 1937k ev elejen vonlt
onszantabo nyugaomba azzal hogy utazn es rni fog
o tdogyulladas azonban keresze vett tervere
elhvta e6k sorabol srja fele nagy embereRnek
karo tszeettel aunk keszsegge ismeruk e hogy
George Lormer egesz amerka nenzet haottja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11
AZ ELNOK PROGRAMME,

amiert a kongresszus 0ssze-
hivta, tovabb vinne balfele az
vi deal utjain az orszagot, a
kongresszus tagjaira viszont
eros nyomast fog gyakorolni a
nagyt6ke es ICY megt0rtenhe-
tik, hogy a rendkiviili ulesszak
mem hoz semmi eredmenyt.
A farm-t0rvenyek iigyeben
nemcsak a kormany es a t6ke,
hanem az egyes farmer-organi-
zaci6k is marakodnak egymas-
sal.
Arr6l mem ohajtanak lemon
dani, hogy a farmerek bonust
kapjanak valamilyen forma-
ban, de a legt0bben ait szeret-
mex, ha exert a farmer semmit
mem adna.
Jelenleg szovetsegi segelyt
kapnak a gyapot-termel6k,
hogy a peldatlanul nagy ter
mes ne tegye t0nkre 6ket, a
tengeri termel6k, akik szinten
mem birnak a nagy termessel,
es a Humpli termel6k, akik a
termes egy reszet a sz0vetseg
k0ltsegen meg fogjak, a tehe-
neikkel etetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11
IA VALASZTASI
ES A GAZDASAGI

hirek vetelykedtek egymassa,
a multi heten, hogy melyikuk.
mex kell helyet foglalniok az
ujsagok els6 oldalain, hogy az
atlagos polgar melyikre hvan.
csibb. tf&
A valasztasok hirei eleg seer
zacioval szolgaltak, a gazdasa.
gi helyzet hirei viszont olyar
keves 0romet foglaltak ma.
gukban, hogy azokat a lakos.
sag latni sem kivanta. ,.,-'
Altalanos megelegedest kel
tett az egesz orszagban, hogy
New Yorkhan a La Guardia
progressziv es tiszta adminisz-
tracfoja a hirhedt Tammny
HALT olyan folenyes er6vel meg
verte, csak a gy6ztesek mara.
kodiak egymas k0zt, hogy XII
tiizze a gy6zelem kokardajat a
sajat gyomrara.
A munkaspart ticketjen a
polgarmesterre k0zel 0tszazez.
rem szavaztak, vagyis a La
Guardia szavazatainak egy j6
harmadat adtak azok, akik a
munkaspart megalapitasabar
remelik a nemzet j6letet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11
HA AZONBAN AKAR A

reakcio, akar a republicans
part t0ket akar kovacsolni a
munkasok els0 veresegeb6l, ko-
ran eszkozlik a szamitast.
Ugy Detroitban, mint az
ohioi varosokban meglep6 es
imponalo er6vel vonult fel a
munkassag es ha ezt az egyse-
get csak legalabb megtartjak
= meg ha mem is tudnak a ia
bort fokozni - a j0voben a
munkasok olyan politikai te-
nyez6k lesznek, amellyel min
denki szamolnf tartozik.
Minden esetben kepesek az
egyensulyt a sajat kezeikben
tartani es kitiino helyzetben
vannak es lesznek ahhoz, hogy
akarmelyik politikai partt6l
sulyos engedmenyeket eszko-
zOljenek XII a munkas-szavaza-
tok araul.
Ugyancsak buta es r0vidlatd
az az ujjongas, amely egyes
gyarosok es "iparfejedelmek'
reszer6l elhangzott, amelyek-
ben a CIO 0sszeomlasat RENE
lik es amelyekben azzal fenye-
get6ztek, hogy a legk0zelebbi
sztrajnal 0ssze fogjak a SEER
vezetet morzSolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11

maguknak vindikaljak a gyG
zelmet, inert akarmennyire
utalt mostoha gyermek is a
new york; polgarmester a sajat
part jaban, ilyen gy6zelem, a
part jelenlegi csodjeben, ekes
bokreta a megtepett republlka-
nus kalaphoz.
Kisse savanyu arcot csaptak
tehat a valasztast k0vet0 ma
pom, mikor Roosevelt a gyoz-
tes polgarmesternek az udvozi6
surgonyt elkildte mikor ezt
La Guardianal egy elnoki la
togatas kovette.
Republikanusok siettek ra
mutatni, hogy James Farley,
az orszagos demokrata part
elnoke La Guardia ellen kortes-
kedett; viszont k0ztudomdsu,
hogy az eln0k a Tammany We
reseget kivanta.
A gyozelem annak koSz0nhe
to, hogy az olasz-magyar szar-
mazasu polgarmester olyan pei
datlanul tisztesseges adminisz-
traciot adott a hatalmas varos-
max, hogy a felvilagosodott
nagyt6kes eppen ugy ra adta a
szavazatat, mint az intelligens
munkassag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11

= Is
kezukb6l IS progressziv adj
minisztraci6kat adnak a fent-
nevezett varosolnak, akkor Ia
Ian a munkasok is - tanul-
max. -
|. Akkor megtanuljak, hogy ez
Ia nenzet konzervativ S hogy
mem lehet er6szakkal el6re ha-
lladni es a j0v6ben ugy az ipar-
ban, mint a politikaban bizo-
nyos 0l1fegyelmet fognak gya-
korolni, amely mem teszi maid
felelmesse 6ket a konzervativ
elem szemeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11
A NAGYT0KENEK
VAN ECY

kIil0n javaslata ebben az
ugyben S ennek a ravasz ja-
vaslatnak probalnak most a
kongresszusban hiveket SEE
rezni.
AIT akarjak, hogy amennyi-
ben a javaslAtb6l t0rveny lesz,
amit biztosra vehetiink, AIT ne
egy fuggetlen bizottsag hajtsa
vegre, hanem a munkaminisz-
ter.
ARA szamitanak, hogy egy
fUggetlen bizottsag tagjait az
eln0k nevezn6 XII, valoszinuleg
tFolytatas az Six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11
HA ALTALANOS LESZ EZ

a kiserlet, akkor a munkasok
vereseget a nagyt6e fogja
megsinyleni el6sz0r, inert a
tulzasba witt let0resi kiserlet
olyan retorzi6kra fogja ingerel-
nj a munkassagot, amelyekre
mines sziiksege sem az orszag-
max, sem a t6keSnek.
Ha ellenben a konzervativ
elemek szamolnak azzal az er6-
vel es egyseggel, amely a kor-
manyzast majdnem kivette a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11
HOGY MELLETTE DEWEY

is bejutott, meg pedig hatal-
mas tobbseggel, a varos ugye-
szi hivatalaba, ait sem a re-
publikanus part erejenek lehet
tulajdonitani, hanem annak
hogy a fatal iigyesz New York.
ban az alvilag ellen a harcot
olyan batorsaggal es olyar
nagyszeru eredmennyel fel.
vette.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok polgar.
saga vegre fella1adt nagy va.
rosaink panamakkal telt, kor.
rupt vezetese ellen S ez a laza.
das az egesz orszagra kiter.
jed.
Kiil0n0sen New York allan.
ban ereztek az alapos tisztoga
tasnak a sziikseget, ahol a ma.
SIX hatalmaS metrOpOllSban
Buffaloban, most pattantak X
a varos adminisztraciojaban a
legkinosabb botranyok.
Kideriilt, hogy a varosatyal
.kll0nbGz6 neveken, reudeser
hdlOtt emberek neyen, sZereoel.
tex a legkiil0nb0z payroll.
okon S hogy a graft az eges7
adminisztracit atitatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11

Nyilvanvalo, hogy szoyet-
segi segelyt nagy termes mellt
0r0k0sen a nemzet mem adhat
inert AIT a fogyasztoknak kell
fizetni.
Es a varosi proletarok maris
er6sen gondolkoznak rata
hogy joguk van-e a f0ldmiive.
senek ere az allando segely-
re, amely az arakat mesterse.
gesen fogja mindig emelni.
A MUNKABER ES MUNKA-
ID0 KORLATOZASA
t0rvenyre fog emelkedni va.
lami1yen formaban, de akik a
pennsylvania alla1ni torvenyek
hatasat figyelik ahol decem.
berben eletbe lep a A oras k0-
teleZo munkahet - azok kiSse
meg vannak ijedve.
ARA gondolnak azok is
akik hivei egy ilyen torveny-
mex = hogy erdemes-e most
az ujabb depressioban a mem.
zetet egy ilyen nagy megraz-
kodtatasnak kitenni.
Kil0n0sen a deli allamok
felnek egy ilyen torvenyt6l,
inert meg akarjak tartani AIT
az el6nyt, amelyet a lehetetle.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11
MEM KEVESBE
0RVENDETES

eredmenyeket hozott Penn
sylvaniaban a valasztas, ahol a
nagyt6ke koncentralt ereje sem
volt kepes a levitezlett rcpub-
likanusokat gy6zelemre ;uttat-
nj.
A hvaltsagos osztaly minden
vagyona Is hatalma azon volt,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19
Firm Celebrates
10Th Anniversary

HOLTVILLE, March 19-I. V.
Hardware Co. employees celebrated
the 29th anniversary Of the firm
at a party Thursday night in the
Holtville store. The organization
was founded in 1908 in Holtville
by Howard p Meyer and George
w. Anderson.
Warren Currier, general sales
manager and secretary who be-
came affiliated with the firm III
1909, presided. J. T. Travers, pio-
neer contractor who laid out the
townsite for El Centre, and John
w. Davis, pioneer builder, told in
cidents of early valley days.
Miss .Adella Lopez of the Cal
exico store, winner in recent
sales contest, was presented with
a gold cup. Miss Lopez more than
doubled her quota.
A large birthday cake lighted by
% candles was cut by Elmer Bax-
ter, vice-president of the firm
and manager of the Holtville
store.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19
L. A. DOCTOR
HOLDS CLINIC
IN Ell CENTRIC

Dr. Carl Howson of Los Angeles
conducted a consultative chest clinic
Wednesday at the Ten Thousand
club upon request of the county
medical society. The clinic was
financed by the county tuberculosis
committee association from the re-
ceipts of Christmas seal sales.
Tuesday night DR. Howson met
with the county medical society to
give a talk illustrated with X-ray
films showing the diagnosis of un-
usual cases of pulmonary tuber-
culosis. Coincident with the meet
ing the tuberculosis association held
its annual election of officers.
E. l.. Hiteman, district superin-
tendent of schools for Calipatria was
elected president; Mrs. Charles Pro-
yence, Ell Centre, vice. president; DR..
Philip Hodgkin, Ell Centro, retiring
president, chairman of the clinical
committee; Louis Head, BraWley,
treasurer; Mrs. r. L. Glasby, Cal
exico, secretary.
Resolutions were passed recon-
mending the association finance the
tuberculin testing of all members
of senior classes in the high schools
of the county. X-rays will be fin
anced for all positive reactors to
tuberculin.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19
Neev Books

Books released by the Ell Centre
public library March 20 include:
FICTION
Cards On The Table" = Agatha
Christie
THE Thousandth Case" George
Dilnot
"Aprip-Vardis Fisher
Sudden Bill Dorn"-JackSon Gre
CORY
we Are Not Alone"-James Hill
ton
"El Indio"-Gregorio Lopez y Fuen-
teS
..Theater'-W. Somerset Vaughan
Portrait OF A Lady'-Lady Flea
nor Smith
NON-FICTION
Beloved Friend" - Catherine D.
Bowen
The Power of Karma"-Alexan-
der Cannon
I'VE Can Defend America'-Major
General johnson Hapgood
Dawn Over Samarkand"-Joshua
Kunitz
Behind The Spanish Barricades"
John Langdon-Dayies
The Nile"-Enil Ludwig
Mexico Around Me"-Max Miller
.'Reflections"-M T. MacMil-
Ian
eDwellers of the Silences'-AleX-
ander Sprunt Jr.
"Pamelas Daughters"-Robert P.
Utter
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19

ton development would be at
tracted to Imperial Valley if cur
rent plans are successful.
In San Diego. since municipal
development of an adequate air
port there, many branches of avi-
alton have located factories, flying
units and schools, Urbach pointed
out. The Consolidated Aircraft
factory, with employees totaling
$500, has an annual payroll of
S24,0OO,000 by contract, he said.
Also located at San Diego, largely
through municipal action, are the
Ryan Aeronautical Corporation, in
heavy production of new all-metal
planes; the Ryan school of Aero
nautics, with heaviest enrolment
in its history; the southwestern
terminals of United Airlines and
Western Air Express; the Airtech
Charter and Overhaul base; De-
partment of Commerce inspectors;
weather bureau units, and others.
Immediate developments will in
clude installation of S250,000
coast guard base for its air detach-
ment; and erection Of two new
hangers by the 514th observation
squadron.
Aviation development on ma
tional scale is continuing without
pause, Urbach said, pointing out
the new fleet of % main line
planes built for United Airlines by
Douglass. Ten are 21-passenger
planes, an equal number are IA
passenger lounge planes, and eight
are sleepers.
That Imperial Valley is the only
large community in southern CAL
ifornia without easy access to air
transportation Was shown when
! Urbach listed air connections in
the southland. Communities with
direct airline service include San
Diego, Long Beach, Los Angeles,
Santa Barbara, Fresno and Bak-
ersfield. Oakland, San Francisco
and other northern California
points are adequately served by
air lines.
With the exception of Imperial
Valley, no community in southern
California, the list showed, is out
of reach of air transport service
Many towns which are not visited
by mail and passenger planes are
within less than an hour of metro
politan ports.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19

FL CentranS will be asked to con-
tribute to the work of the Ameri-
can Brotherhood for the Blind Sat-
urday when that organization con-
ducts its annual flower sale which
has also been endorsed by a local
committee.
The El Centro committee includes
Miss Caroline Taylor, Mrs. j. Be
ronio. Mrs. j. Penman and Mrs.
c. Clark. The flowers which will
be offered for sale are the work
of the blind themselves and the
headquarters will be the lobby of
the Hotel Mayan.
Supported entirely by voluntary
gifts, the Brotherhood provides free
Brailie reading material for the
blind, publishing also a magazine
in Braille. reproducing in this sys-
tenn of embossed signs, read with
the fingertips, stories which have
previously appeared in other maga-
zines. In addition the Brotherhood
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19
BLAST TOTAL
REACHES 425
Continued From Page u


of the auditorium TO lind head
less bodies, armless bodies, bodies
SO dismembered and mangled that
they were not recognizable as
bodies. They found children
drenched in their own blood rum
ming insanely around in circles to
collapse grotesquely.
But, above all, was the wreck
of the building which had been ap-
proximately $50 feet long, the
length of an ordinary city block,
and 100 feet wide at the base of
the ~" Not even a fragment of
wall remained. Desks, blackboardS
books and the arms and legs and
bodies of children were piled in
crazy-patch pattern amid the
heaps of bricks and mortar and
timbering.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19
TWO TO FACE
TRIAL APRIL )

H. T. and LOWE Turner will go
to trial in superior court April 5
on charges of eXtorting money
from Elmer johnson.
They entered pleas of not guilty
Friday morning and Judge R. D.
McPherrin set the date for the
trial. They were arrested upon
complaint signed by Constable E.
H. Thetford of Calipatria.
A plea of guilty was entered by
Joe Lopez and he applied for pro-
baton. He was charged with fail
ure to provide for his family,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19


If the United States navy be-
heves it advisable to locate a sup
Elemental naval air base in Impe-
rial Valley. as suggested recently
by the Imperial Valley Press and
the Morning Post. the community's
heightened interest in aviation as
a result might result in consider
able commercial and civic gain
for the community, the airline exc
cutiYe indicated.
He demonstrated his contention
that airport and airline develop
ment is a commercial asset by
citing the case of San Diego,
where development during the
last seven years has brought pay
rolls of several million dollars an
nually into the community. An
overflow from San Diego's avia-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19
Read the Post Press Classified Ads
NORTON LEAVES
FOR NORTH CAROLINA

j. B. Norton, pant pathologist
for the agricultural commissioners
office, has left for Hartsville, N. c.,
to continue his experimental work
with asparagus, being the originator
of the Mary Washington variety
grown in the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19
Flower Sale Planned to
Raise Funds to Aid Blind

conducts a service department for
the blind, sponsoring the sale of
articles made by them and provid-
ing materials and tools to help them
achieve a measure of self-support.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19
&MEat!M';
Les Angeles and Vicinity

Les Angeles and Vicinity-Unset-
tied with rain tonight and Satur-
day; heavy over mountains; warmer
tonight; increasing southeast to
southwest wind.
Southern California Unsettled
tonight and Saturday; rain west
portion; heavy rains in mountains:
warmer tonight; increasing south
erly wind off the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19
QUNIYlBRIERS
SEELEY
Mrs. S. T. Robinson

The Seeley Ladies Aid held an
all day meeting Wednesday. Each
member had a secret friend for
the past year and all friends
names were revealed at the din
ner and a new name drawn for the
coming year. AS Wednesday also
was Mrs. Frank Junkins' birthday,
she was presented with huge
birthday cake which she served.
Mrs. Junkins was surprised with
a handkerchief shower following
the dinner. AT the business meet
ing the members were given the
blue and red ribbons that the
needlework won at the Imperial
County Fair they had entered.
It was voted Mrs. M. Love and
Mrs. Ed Diehl take care of the
two silver cups the Aid also won.
Those present Wednesday were:
Mesdames Higgins, Ferguson,
Hanks, Plecher, Havens, PearSe,
Cook, Graham, Rich, Potter, Wo-
mack, Williams, Lytle, Stewart,
Curtis, Robinson, Kirkpatrick,
Robertson, Howard, Cannon, Diehl,
Daily Upshaw, Lorne, Green, AL
lender, Schultz, Anderson, and
Wooliscroft. Mrs. Elliott from Pas
adena, guest of Mrs. Curtis and
Mrs. Cecil, and Florence Yarnell
of FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19
w AIR BASE WOULD MATERIALLY BEN EFT COMMU NIFTY
ACTIVITY DRAWS
PAYROLL FUNDS
90

Airport airline development in community of distinct
commercial benefit value NJ Urbach district
traffic manager United Airlines, said Friday.
from San Diego 10 consider the
bly Of extending valley the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19
Louisiana Frog Legs-CySters on
half shell-at the Trocadero. D22

Purse Stolen - p olice Friday
sought two small Negro boys who,
Mrs. w. E. Gullet reported, stole a
purse from her automobile parked
in the rear of store in the 400
block on Main street. The thieves,
she said, took So. pair of glasses
costing $25, and several valuable
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19
L. A. GRAINS

A pack of dogs recently killed
forty fat lambs for Al Anker, Mo-
desto.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19
ROOSEVELT CALLS
OUT RELIEF FORCES

WARM SPRINGS, Ga, March
10. U.P)-President Roosevelt mar
shaled government relief agencies
today ito render every assistance
in their power" to the community
of New London, Tex.
GAS BLAMED
FOR EXPLOSION
OVERTON, Tex, March 10. tU.P)
Nothing but gas could have
caused the New London school
explosion, Mortimer Jones, Fort
Worth city gas inspector, said to-
day after an examination Of the
wrecked building.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19

Permits Granted - Building per-
mits had been issued at the city
hall Friday to W. w. Haworth for
a $4,000 dwelling at 1902 Vine street,
to w. 1. Stone for repairs costing
$50 to a residence at 159 South
Ninth, and to the California Pro-
duce Distributors, Inc, for shed
repairs costing S45 at New street
and the railroad tracks.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19

In Police Court-Police Judge Lee
Nuffer of Ell Centro Friday sentenc-
ed Kenneth Page, %, and Victor
Wurzel, 10, to 80 days each in jail
for vagrancy and petty theft.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walker have
as their guest Walkers brother
from Tennessee, Leslie Walker.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19

MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Stewart and
guests from San Diego motored
to Palm Springs Sunday
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19

The Trocadero Tor your evenings
entertainment. (J28tf)
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19

Nelson Studio, 628 Main, Phone 181
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-19

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period of SO years and from then
on the government will profit from
the sale OF power.
Answers Arguments
There are answers to all the ar
guments raised against the contin-
uation of the dam constructions and
all are being used effectively. Mid
western men must be assured that
there will be on serious compet1-
tion with the corn and hog raisers
of the great plains states. The Cou-
lee lands are best suited to the
raising of the deficit farm prod
ucts which are now being shipped
in large quantities to tho United
States. And the increased grower
Dopulation will aid in the consump
ton of the surplus products now
shipped into the northwest from
eastern and southern markets.
Those who wonder how the en-
ormous power developed will be
used have only to study present
facts: That the average family in
the United States now uses about
sos kilowatt hours of electricity
yearly and that in Winnipeg, Tor
onto and Tacoma where power is
cheap and plentiful the average
household demand is seven times
the figure, about 1900 kilowatt
hours per family yearly.
With the advent of the Coulec
dam. the Roza project and other
much-needed western reclamation
projects and the now current farm
rehabilitation program, the state
of Washington thsough the Coulee
will offer the nation new bread
basket.