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Evening star., 1937-05-23

40I 4th Me-. > or 3 rooms, redec.:
l.hk; conv. location, utilities incl. Col
ONE LARGE front room and kitchen semi
private bath: unfurniShed: rent reasonable:
no no children Address Box 33l- a Star
14la MERIDIAN PL-3 bright rooms
large back porch; gas, cleo; employed
$500 Ga, Ga: AVE; Apt; l-Laree bright pri-
Cate room ana path, available June l..
424 HUME AVE. Alexandria (Potomac5,
w. ,is nree large rooms and bath on bus
Ine q minutes from Washington business
district. Priced very reasonable
1920 INGLESIDE TER. N.W.-partly fur
niShed bci room and sleeping porch. with
private entrance and grill privileges S35
1883 c N.E,-Corner 3 rooms, modern,
entire SECOND floor, So so, including gas,
or Columbia O394
1909 MASS. AVE. S E.-Two rooms, kitch-
en- and private bath.
lol2 JACKSON, ST. NE rooms. light
h9useSeeepns res ea NeItS eleS gas adults
:? OR 3 ROOMS. partly furnished or un-
furnished; reasonable 361 Lawrence St
ne. between 14th and 18th. and G. '''
1924 BLADENsBURG RD. NE rooms.
$50 ed ADULTS saS prefe1Tsd eIee semi-priv. BATH
Housekeeping; S25. '''' -'' ''s JAW
l6l4 V ST. SE,-Three rooms. sink bath
NV n. gas; S35. Lincoln 026S-W.
MS CALIFORNIA Pm ST. N;W.-L h K. rooms,
tension laundry privilege
1901 Both ST S.E.-:t rooms for light
housekeeping, semi-private bath: cleo
trlcity and gas furnished; Frigidaire. AT
lantic 2524
1l10 4th ST. N.E.-Entire ond floor, .
rooms, Kltchen, private bath inclosed
porch; newly decorated; cont, hot water:
neat gas. electricity; reasonable; adults
oti1S 24'
l23 10th ST NE-Two large unfur-
hlShed rooms, gas, electric hot water fur
hlShed; SO. Lincoln 542O
30t CROMWELL TERRACE N.E--Entire
,i'a Iiool, / or , rooms for Housekeeping,
partly iurn.. II desired, or non -houSekeep-
Potomac 034S
1921 TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-Large front
room and kitchen; quiet couple; cleo. eas.
OIL neat included. Line. 64l3-M %.
LARGE ROOM second floor, four windows.
not and cold water in room. Call North
5252R AVA "a
9i5 VA. AVE, SW-Large front room
housekeeping, Sl2 month. Call before
3 pm
COLORED-4996 Central ave n.e-Un-
furnished room for couple; housek eepine;
GOLORED-2 rooms and use of house
reasonable price. 4 Ivy St, Brentwood
Evening star., 1937-05-23

FAIRFAX HOTEL, APT. 5l2-SUBLEAsE
al once, > rooms. kitchen, dine:te, bath.
CNmDlefPlv furnished
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! OR = GIRLS TO SHARE ATTR. FURN.
3-rm.. X. and b. apt. with another; reaS.
Col. 2l45. Apt. 2.23. 300 Conn. ave w.
PETWORTH. 4422 3rd ST. NW-YOUNG
lady to share well furn Arm bath apt
priv. bed room So wk; Gov. employe
pref. Adams gO13
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

SUBLEASE JUNE 20 to SEPT. 30, 4 RMS,
ktchen, bath, with shower; suitable for 4 :
frl9idaire, linen. silver $50; walking dis
LANCE after $50, 1917 18th st. NV, apt.
3, North 1925
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE

.LAND ANNEXEsl 1853 R ST NV.
SINGLES. DOUBLES. PRIVATE BATHS
PHONES IN ALL ROOMS ELEVATOR
lNNER-SPR1NG MATTRESSES: IMMACU-
LATELY CLEAN WIDELY SELECTIVE
MENU; GYMNASIUM; PERSONAL LAUN-
KITCHEN OPEN TO INSPECTION, CoUN
TRY CLUB LEGES-GOLF TENNIS
RATES $40 TO S55 PER MONTH
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! 50" WYOMING AVE-LARGE. COOL
bed-Aylng room and kitchen, $3.50. front
room. 3 N.lr-Gnus b I SE
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ROOMS WANTED.

TWO GENTLEMEN wish . connecting
rooms, bath. garage in private residence
OF adults GEORGETOWN ONLY: refs exI
chaneed. Address Box @47-W. Star office
WANTED room in northwest, preferably
SeoreetoWn Phone West / sO2
UNPURNISHED ROOM private bath in
Closed porch. Cleveland Park or Chew
ChaSe Address Box 4S4-A Star office.
FURNISHED ROOM-Must be within easy
waking distance of :,42S Chain Bridge rd
ana Sherrler pl. NV. Emerson 93S2
ROOMS WANTED-Gentile couple wants
Sfnail furnished apartment with yard or
poEch, June J. State price. Address Boy
.to3-A. Star office ''
ENILEMAN desires May 81 absolutely
aulet. clean. large furnished room III
ICE box; nigh NV. State price AddreSs
Box 3l6-A. Star office.
YOUNG MAN Government employe. desires
iqrnlShed room. June /, new home nearby
MsaTylahd $40 month; no other roomers,
ADDRESS Box 303-A, Star Office
GEN LEMAN desires furnished room pri-
.ais oath, occupancy June l. State rental
AooreSS Box 414-A Star Office
RELIABLE BACHELOR permanently wants
any Klho spacious light housekeepine room
oI | premises Separate entrance conven-
IenceS low priced vicinity Pa. Ave. Bridge
hoWSky. 90 Ith st. Sc
FURNISHED ROOM at Beverly Beach, Sal
urdayS and Sundays July and Aueust
SsaIe SsaIe price. Address Box 271-A, Star
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7Ol 18th ST. NV, THE MAURY-BEAU-
thully furn. 2rm. mod. apt hotel serv-
ice. S15 Wk
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SUBLEASE-3I46 CONN AVE. APT,
sos atUac,iyeiy furnished living room.
large ped room kitchen. dinette and bath;
available June LIST for 3 months. Home
l.e-H ID m only Cleveland SSq5
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1436 w ST. NV, Apt. 23, Poto 4451-At-
tractive. newly furnished room, , expos
ureS. unlimited phone; close bath: must be
seen to be appreciated; single, S25; double,
N3n
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1854 PARK RD. N.W.-3 ATTRACTIVE
rooms. private bath. continuous hot water:
Frlsidaire: overstuffed furniture; clean
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH AND
cleo. retrigeration studio living room bath
Beautyrest mattress. 1347 Perry pl NV.
CLEVELAND PARK RMS. KITCHEN
dlnette bath: new home for couple only,
tello-2 rms kitchen bath. inciosed
porch; por completely furn. Available June |.
large bright, front room and kitchen. semi
private bath: everything furnished
zoos e ST NV RM. KITcHENETrE.
etts eFs So aath Rooms sl vsskly 81 met 5 g Kitchen
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL goth
and and sts nv room Kit, bath COM
week. month. National 5425.
;sl67 sth NV, near Rock Creek Park
$1,000 wkly. Col. 576;.
S7.50, WEEKLY FOR ONE LARGE ROOM
and kitchenette. twin BEDS nicely furn !:
linens, dishes. silver. 407 G st. NV. 23'
1912 PARK RID; N.W-CoUPLE; NICELY
Frigldalre included.
3010 WIS, AVE .--sUBLET FOR
Summer; SYN % naI high, cool location: overlooking
city and Natl Cathedral rms Kit din
$40 mo. j. C WELDON co. Met. 3Oi
SOME FREE RENT. 3 ROOMS. KITCH-
en-. bath; beautifully furn;; linens. dishes
silver. $50. Tel. Met. s731. before 6 pm.
OFFICER S FAMILY LEAVING TOWN.
viii rent 5-room furnished apartment
good outlook: attractive. North 1927. 25'
500 ST. NE. OR 3 ROOMS AND
bath; nicely furnished; near car lines.
GLOVER PARK. 1904 4Otn STOOL.
new frst-floor apt, 3 exposures: new fur
nishings;, living room, bed room. kitchen.
beds: s6s; not incl. utilities. Clev 9276
N AT 18th NW-SUMMER APT: TWO
large rooms. | windows. kit; bath. big
Shown eve. 1892 18th st. Met 3SI2.
1000 MASS. AVE. NE-LVING ROOM.
bed room. kitchenette; entrances; entire
1st floor.
1894 OATES ST. Need ROOM AND
gentiies: adults only. Lincoln 4aiS.
1845 A ST. sE-3-ROOM APT. ALL
conyeniences; telephone. gas, light and
heat included; reasonable. Lincoln 0555
2OO7 R ST. NV. APT. 303-coMPLETE-
ly furnished; rooms, kitchenette, bath.
Call after $50 pm: $50 mo.
1923 MONROE ST. NW.-1 OR RMS,
kitchenette bath. screened sleeping porch;
so. expos; adults. transient or permanent.
1s45 R ST. NV ROOMS; ELEc.
Frigidsire: Ink; near Conn. ave.
66O5 EASTERN AVE. Tx. PK.-ATTRACT
furn. bed rm. and kitchen; Frigidaire: S35;
good transportation.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

I42f CHAPIN-3 LARGE, WELL FUR
nlShed rooms. kitchen, bath, entire floor.
500. including gas. cleo phone Friei-
dare. insulated 2 so. Meridian PARK.
Adults COluDlbla a. 5S
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SHAWMUT. 10Th AND COL RD-COM-
plete!y furnished 2-bedroom apt high
cool 3 exposures Elevator switchboard
service. Ph Pot. llsO Apt 500. see mgr.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

1877 KENYON ST. N W-DESIRABLE .
nm, front apt, kltchenette, bath electric
retrigeTauon, gas, electricity, janitor.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

DOUBLE, ] SINGLE. ALL OUTSIDE
rooms; neatly furnished, reasonable. 2153
Evening star., 1937-05-23

"2lO PENNA. AVE NV PLAZA APT. .
studio rooms. reception hall. private BATH
Frlpldalre. elevator service
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tContinued.) J

COMFORTABLE SPACIOUS 4-ROOM
apt. with bed rooms; conveniently To-
Gated but quiet. Attractive and reasonable
Restrictions and references. Available June
!. Call Columbia l 40. 163 Col rd-AEt,
43-Can be seen Sun. aft. or eve. after t.
51OS 3rd ST. NW-2-ROOM APT, NEW
ly furnished. priv. BATH phone. Frigdaire;
block from bus
Evening star., 1937-05-23

112O k1LBOURNE PL. NW-ONE ROOM
and kitchen; including Frigidaire. lights,
gas. linens. S3S month. Sleeping room,
near shower. 81 ) month
Evening star., 1937-05-23

LARGE, CLEAN COOL NEWLY DEC
GRATED. nicely furnished light housekeeping
room IN attractive home hlled with re-
Spectabie tenants. = Wk S2s mo. SMALL
ef room. = wE, free car parking space.
! lffb harvard ST. II ". o4-
Evening star., 1937-05-23

NICE LOCATION. convenient car; cool.
@ @Siean; southern exposures; near bath;
| peSt nome cooking. quiet. adult family;
S1S ca Ior two. $40 one. Call Monday,
Evening star., 1937-05-23

220 E ST. N.W.-Second floor front hall
room; - week; also furnished apis OF
/ Two rooms, bath. o5s
Evening star., 1937-05-23

another; bright, beautifully furnished, pri-
vate room unlimited phone. Reasonable.
Adams 13oO
Evening star., 1937-05-23

I BISI RICT HEIGHTS, MD. 100 Ave E
| for : persons; lovely private home 15
minutes minutes from ON shopping center; S35 each.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
ROOMS UkFURNlSHED.

40I 4th Me-. or 3 rooms. redec.
Ink; conv. location, utilities incl, Col
1924.
ONE LARGE front room and kitchen semi
private path. unfurniShed; rent reasonable
no chlidren. Address Box 33l-A Star
Evening star., 1937-05-23

NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE. Apt. 3OS. 1926 NJ
ST. nw.-Sublet nicely furnished room
with private bath. good ventilation; two
east and two south windows: maid service;
for month of June, elevator; phone in rNom.
District 1850 "
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NEWLY OPENED

~ lIl4 18th st. w,-Special rates for
summer without dinners Saturday anC
sunday attractive rooms. good meals
reasonable North -loI
Evening star., 1937-05-23

DUPLEX APT-SUBLET IMMEDIATELY
or, June everything furnished Ran
dClph 3565
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OPPOSITE
WARDMAN PARK.
2209 MASS. AVE. NV.

Woodley Inn-Master bed room for . or
3 persons; home cooking Also table
board S25 mo. 1858 Woodey rd Adams
Evening star., 1937-05-23

SINGLE. DOUBLE AND TRIPLE ROOMS
LARGE AND COOL ALL NEWLY FUR
NISHED WITH MODERNISTIC FURNI-
IURE. TWO STUDIO ROOMS. ALI, NEAR
BATH MODERATE WEEKLY OR MONTH
LY RATES. YOU WILL ENJOY LIVING IN
IAlS REFINED NEIGHBORHOOD. WITH
Or WITHOUT ROARD
Evening star., 1937-05-23

3HT2 CATHEDRAL AVE. near Connecticut
ave.-Very large. bright airy room with
hath; detached; owners home; l or Two
G N
Evening star., 1937-05-23

IHEVI CHASE, d c. 3!83N IegatlOn ST.
Large cheerful front room, ; windows. next
bath: private home near buSSeS; oil heat;
pentleman son Emerson hIGN
Evening star., 1937-05-23

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
1880 EYE ST NW-Young ladies. single
lent meals: refined atmosphere; $40 mo-
FOR GIRLS-One single. one room for
two or three; large. shady ground, tennis:
convenient transportation. Columbia sa23
14O1 18th ST. NW.-Large. second floor,
front: new modernistic furniture. Also
single. Phones in roouAs. Selected menus.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD 1ai5
Bhtmore ST. NV. entire floor refined prl-
vate home, living room, bed room. kitch-
en-. bath attractively furn, spotlessIv
clean, adults tGentl!esl can be seen
and occupied beginning Mon, S55. Co.
!tunhla @S74
Evening star., 1937-05-23

-N-U IBth ST. NV.
a CLUB residence for men and women
with delightful social atmosphere. Ideally
and conveniently located in the fashion,
able area of the foreign embassies and le-
cations, was the former Persian Embassy
large gardens, all rooms sunny. equipped
for comfort OF guests; personal hotel sery-
Ice distinctive menu; make your Summer
reservations now reasonable rateS o3s
Evening star., 1937-05-23
TABLE BOARD.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DELICIOUS DINNERS served in modern
Jewish home: reasonable: also breakfast il
desired. 1880 Lamont st. NV. Col. 119S.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

300 CONN. AVE. APT 436-LARGE
living room with or without Kitchen
Frieldaire suitable one or two ladies'
1919 KENYON NV, OVERLOOKING
ROCK Creek Pk.-Completely furn. 3-room
apt, priv. hCme free gar
Evening star., 1937-05-23

+67 IRVING ST. NV, Apt. 34-At
tractive room for girl; convenient. rea-
sonable Adams 5264-W
Evening star., 1937-05-23

AT NEW JERSEY AVE. SE.-Double and
single sleeping rooms, comfortable and
reasonable
Evening star., 1937-05-23

MASS. AVE. NV. l3Ol-WILL SHARE
cool attractive apt. with two consenial
young ladies: National 96S3. extension
today aff
Evening star., 1937-05-23

BRIGHT. double front. corner room; en-
pIosed people. Petworth. 4501 Iowa ave.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

ls5l GOOD HOPE RD. S.E-2 OR 2
Haoe taIge rooms. bath: cool, quiet large
sIouAo&2 Shaoe trees: G. E refrlgerator. .
ATTRACTIVE SMALL APT KITCHEN
facing PARK roof earden: Summer months
or Will share with ! or > employed ladies
LOT 4onStF period. Address Box 4Sq-A,
Evening star., 1937-05-23

SUBLET-3; 4 MOS. TO COUPLE FURN',
! rm south exp. overlookS park: walk.
alSt-IO4 Riverside. @l45 C st n " IS.
SUBLEr JUNE l TO SEPT ROOMS
k!t' pain, $50. 1886 Kenyon ST. NV.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

"6o9 3rd ST. N.E-NICELY FURN. Two
rooms kitchen private bath screpned-In
porch: eleC retrigerator. house insulated.
all b!.ls pad NorLh nI&1-W
Evening star., 1937-05-23

Large front room. twin
next bath. shower; S25. Ran
Evening star., 1937-05-23

lo20 9TH ST. N.E.-Four- room apartment
nrst floor; sink in Kitchen fur. or unfur
Two front rooms, second floor; Ink;
c b W; rea snnahle
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED

SEVERAL FURNISHED ROOMS or small
furnished house: June 15: two children in
school, A. Healy. 1014 Mass. ave. NV. "
Evening star., 1937-05-23

1910 K ST. NV ROOMS, KIT, BATH.
north and south exposures. Met. 076?.
CHASTLETON HOTEL. APT s4s, NORTH
IOOon-Bed-llylng room. girl, kitchen
PRIVILEGES: S9h
Evening star., 1937-05-23

23?, 18th ST. MN ROOMS. KITCF-
Ell, bath. larEe porch, first floor quiet;
a m H., excellent location adults. reason-
Evening star., 1937-05-23
CLUB MERIDIAN

Desirable residence designed for con
PORTABLE and moderate living cool plea
ant room. excellent fond and Seryice
Evening star., 1937-05-23
2O31 QUE ST, NV

1894 Que st. n.w-Guest house for
young men and women. single and large
rooms: meals optional, walking distance
Evening star., 1937-05-23

ALBAN TOWERS-SUBLET ?-RM., KIT,
land S42f Monday
Evening star., 1937-05-23

534 CRITTENDEN ST NV COR SHFP-
man cir.-Liv. nm bed nm. kit. Frizidaire.
gas and elec. $50; adults. Col. @l35,
l24l POTOMAC AVE Sc ROOMS,
kitchen private bath and sun porch,
mi. unlimited phone; adults only.
1888 18th NV FRONT ROOMS.
BATH. md FLOOR SEP. ENTRANCE Z
EXPOSURES. SUITABLE ) PERSONS;
UNUSUAL TABLE
THE KENNEDY WARREN WASHING
tons aiT-cooled apis; l-room apt. to subet
until Oct / Living room dining alcove
dressing room, kitchen and bath. Adams
gfOO.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

TWO LARGE AIRY ROOMS NICELY
furnished, near Capitol; ami, reasonable
Evening star., 1937-05-23

SCHUYLER ARMS. 1854 COL. RD-COR-
ner apt, three large rms, k. and b.; all
outside
Evening star., 1937-05-23

THE BROADMOOR. 36Ol CONN. AVE
Completely furnished apartment outlook on
PARK. Living room. Two bed rooms TWO
bathS. porch. Clnette. kitchen. Sublet for
Summer or LnlEcr tMRISQn or
Evening star., 1937-05-23

ll19 EYE ST. NW-Single and double
rooms, nicely furn.; also Ink. rooms;
very reasonable
Evening star., 1937-05-23

NEW HOUSE CONDITION. 3 ROOMS.
bath buIlt-in with shower new. modern
furniture. beautiful location u block
from Wardman Hotel: rent S65; also fur
niShed rooms highly furnished Inquire
Mr.. and Mrs. Beal, 1891 BIllmors St..
Adams OIGG
Evening star., 1937-05-23
ROOMS FURNISHED.

c4b4 Both ST. NW.--Will give recreation
room, furnished, rent free to couple Wife
drive car. Call any time
Evening star., 1937-05-23

l4l2 MERIDIAN PL--3 bright rooms,
large pacK porch; gas, cleo, employed
Evening star., 1937-05-23

1920 HARVARD NV. - ROOMS.
front: north and south expos, SO
monthly seml-prlvate bath. See Janltor.
SACRIFICING FURNITURE; LEAVING
town; | rm. kit. and bath, 500. Apt.
avail lune J. NAE Col HLNn- y.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-13

That last suggestion might be a
good way to get rid of some OF them
lust ask them to step into the ring.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-13
Their Power Record

But the record on the wall isn't the only one
piled up by the District Directors, The polit-
clans want control of your electric service-sO
let's look at their power record
District politicians have prevented nearly
1000 farmers from having electric service by
blocking the construction of rural lines across
District bitches and land They have at the same
time run seven mile line out of Brawey, at
your expense, to serve two of their favorites,
leaving portion of the city unserved-that is
the political way.
District politicians last fall filed protest
against the selling of appliances on low month
~ payments to valley homes.
They tried to get law passed prohibiting
the sale of appliances to you on these easy
terms.
They have cluttered up Brawley streets and
alleys with dangerous maze of high voltage
wires by duplicating the existing power liens.
District politicians have less than 45% of
the electric customers in Brawley, even though
they told you they had 97% signed up for SER
vice.
They have lost 388 of their Brawey electric
customers to the Nev-Cal system.
The District Board has refused to publish
a financial statement on its BraWley Diesel
operations 1t says the plant is paying it's way
but how do you know it is?
Even if the District Boards Diesel plant is
paving it's way remember, District power SyS-
tenn must do more than make ends meet 1t
must make net profit of $675,000 each year,
after paying all expenses, so as to meet All
American Canal payments-or else your taxes
and electric rates go up. Think it over
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-13
What They Want

This is how these same politicians want to
spend your money:
They want you to vote them $2,218,00O in
bonds next Wednesday-even though Nev-Cal
offers to advance the same sum and on the
same terms but without single bond.
District politicians want you to use the
bond money competing for the electric load in
Imperial Vaey-whereas Nev-Cal agrees to
distribute over 3 states and Mexico more than
6 times what is used in Imperial Valley.
They want to spend your bond money build
ing one hydro plant on the All American canal
whereas Nev-Cal agrees to build four plants
and give permanent title thereto in ten years
without a single bond.
District politicians want to pay for the s27,-
100000 All American Canal by higher taxes
and electric rates. If they could secure all the
Imperial Valley competitive business they could
not meet canal payments and their power eX-
penses.
The Nev-Cal has offered $35,000,000 with
which the District can easily pay for the canal,
its expenses and still have profit.
The District Board wants to issue more
bonds even though these revenue bonds will
require rates to be high enough TO guarantee
repayment of the bonds.
District politicians want TO issue 100000 in
bonds next Wednesday to build rural lines
even though the Nev-Cal agrees to do all this
and do it better without voting single bond.
District politicians want you to vote $2,2l8,-
600 in power bonds now, and another $11 ,0O0,-
600 later on. DOM forget that in 1884 they SAID
it would take $13,000,000 to build their
system.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-13
Meets All oh,ectires-


We have nov made concise,
definite and binding business pro-
posal which will permit. without q
single cent for additional bonds.
the development of canal power to
an extent nearly four times what
the District proposes 10 do. 1t, il
every way, comes fully up to the
hopes OF the people in that ii Will
first relieve them entirely from the
burden of meeting the great cost OF
the Canal, it gives them power rates
primarily based upon Canal power
costs rather than cost of service
from outside sources. 1t made pos
sible a more complete rural electri-
fication throughout the Valley
Those are the three objectiyeS which
unquestionably the folks here have
had in mind. they embody the peo-
pies program. and now all are pos
sible of fulfillment by voting NO
next Wednesday. o..
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-13

You the wall the startling record of the Directors
of the Imperial Irrigation District handling valleys
rigaton water.
Remember, this record of big debts high taxes and bank
ruptcy the letting these waseful politicians
business Of taking free water out Of the Colorado
River and rolling down hill TO deliver
they satisfied with their terrible water record
Thew want you $22l80OO in bonds Wedne
day that they may enter the power business.
The Board made the record which the
wall bv in which they have had competi
ton did this badly when they had monopoly what will
thew do the with experienced and active
competitor?
Boy! What District politicians won't do with cleo
trio and if them control of power busl
ness!
LOOK AT THEIR RECORD!
NO MORE BONDS OR BONDAGE
VOTE mo" WEDNESDAY
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-13
Politicians Are Fighters!


Politicians are great fighters j..
with their jawbones. 60.
o
When tloy can't stir up a power
fight. they have fight among
themselves.
Even the Supervisors are fighting
over the deciding Of lot to the
state for a public building.
When Hewes and Rose have Doth-
ing else on the docket. they abuse
each other with their jawbones.
There is only one thing they are
agreed upon. tSee next paragrapho
Both want more bonds and more
money to spend. They expect to
have il for 30 years after Wednes-
day. Then they can keep up their
personal jawbone fights as long as
they live.
II would be worth the admission
TO see couple Of these jawbone
fighters" show the crowd how
good they really are in the fight
stadium some Thursday night.
o
That last suggestion might be a
good way TO get rid of some of them
lust ask them to step into the ring.
Mark Roas a postmaster iaTbon-
er. says nc hasn't started to fight.
lust wait till he gets the voters
hooked next Wednesday: then he
proposes TO put over his boycott and
start fighting the taxpayers who
refuse TO buy political electrical
power.
o.
Yea Boyl A politician Is great
iawbone fighter!
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-13
oPaId AdvertIsemenD

,s
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-13
Paid Advertisement
Bob
Moore
Says:

The District directors arc adver-
tising their bond elections of We'd
nesday as the peoples program.
Their plan to spend 20 per cent Of
tho money if and when obtained
from tho Federal agencies. to build
duplicate lines and generating fscil-
itics and 10 60 into competition
with our company and TO construct
only ono plant on the Canal is not
and never has been the peoples
program
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-13
Want Canal raid For

What The folks in Imperial VAL
Icy want and have wanted for
years, and have looked forward TO
is the development of power on the
Canal in such way that it will
pay for the Canal Our company
has repeatedly stated that ALI
American canal power is an asset
which the Valley has and which
should be developed.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-13
Tried Cooperation Before

Several years ago the President
of our Company went before the
Board of Directors Of the District
and offered in the most sincere
manner possible TO assist in every
WAY TO work out the power situa-
ton on tho canal. Numerous pub
lie addresses by our representatives
over = period of years have stress
ed the same idea -=-=--..- --