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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18
4-COUNTY COUNCIL
TO MEET HERE AUGUST Is

Word was received here this week
that the Four-County Council will hold
a meeting here next Thursday, Aug
ust rs.
A dinner and speaking program is
being worked out, with John Tucker,
president Of the Chamber of Com
MERGE, in charge of local arrange.
ments.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18
MOLD NEWS ITEMS

The Mold Sunday school held a
picnic at Mccain IS beach Sunday, m
which the losers in the attendance
contest paid off. A new contest will
begin next Sunday and will run until
the last Sunday in September.
The O.. /. Frederick family was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs +. s. Edgemon was quite sick
with the flu last week.
A number of the men of the COM
munity have been loading wheat on
cars for Portland and Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Edgemon spent
Sunday with Mrs. S.. s. Edgemon.
Marshall Mclean has been shingl.
ing his porch roof.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18
OFFICE TAKING SHAPE

The new office being constructed
for the Pacific Telephone and Tele-
graph company mere is rapidly assum-
ing shape. The building which will
house the new dial telephone equip
ment, is being constructed by Pope &
Son, local contractors
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18
AID PLANS LAWN PARTY

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
convene with Mrs. Esther Brimble at
her home next Thursday August rs.
The session will take place on the
lawn, it was announced.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18
BRTDGE-LUNCHEON TETES
@ MRS, ERNEST CHAPPELI.

A. delightful bridge-luncheon was
given at the home of Mrs. Lewis Box
1'uestfxy, the occasion being in honor
OF Mrs. j. E. Chappell. Twenty ladies
were present, and Mrs. Chappel wa
the recipient of many lovely gifts.
Mrs. Arnie Gardner and Mrs. Box
were hostesses at the affair.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18

M + y erelnlaH
was born and rails
e d i n Whitman
county, Washington
and has been a res
ident of the state
all of his life. He
has been at the
Grand Coulee dam
site for the past a
years.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18

He says that he is not tied UP to
any group or organization and will
always stand ready to do his best for
the good of the people of Grant coun-
ty. He solicits the vote of the taxpay
ers of the county with this in mind.
Westphal is married and has two
grown daughters.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18

Mr.. Jeremiah promises the people
Of Grant county an honest and eff
cient administration of the sheriff Is
office, should they choose to elect
him to that position.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18
JEREMIAH FILES FOR SHERIFF

J. E. Derry jeremiah, chief of po-
lice at Grand Coulee for the last two
years, has filed for sheriff on the
democratic ticket.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18

Estimated Receipts
Is Mill Tax on Estimated
Valuation of $132,O00.00 10000
ass Mill Tax for Redemption
of Special Water Bonds. 10000
State Liquor Fund ....... 10000
Interest on Sinking Fund
Investments .......... 10000
Licenses 10000
Fines 10000
&9dO0 M
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18

WATER FUND
Expenditures
One Half of Treasurer
Salary ........... loU.oo
Water Superintendent g
Salary ............. oOO.oo
Industrial Insurance and
Medical Aid -. ........ 1000
Redemption of Special Water
Bonds 400 90
Interest Gen. Ind. Water
Bonds 10000
Interest Special Water Bonds 10000
Maintenance and Extension
of Water Lines ........ $4,000
s2,sOO.OO
Re eipts
| Revenue from Collection
| of Water Rentals 80. $4,000. 90
! BY order Of the City Council of the
Town of Coulee City, Wash.
F. w. McCANN
Mayor.
Attest:
r. II. TWINING, Clerk.
Adv.--Pub. Aug. Is, rs.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18

GRACE FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
B. P. Wilson, pastor
Sunday services:
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning worship, II a. m.
Young peoples meeting, GAS p. M
Evangelistic service, 7:45 p. m.
Tuesday:
Prayer meeting, 8 p. m.
Thursday:
Prayer meeting, $3.50 p. m.
Mid-week service, 8 p. m.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18
T. E. AUSTIN CANDIDATE /
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER


T. E. Austin, manager of the Co1
lee City branch of the Potlatch Yards,
Inc, for the past IA years, filed Sat
urday his declaration Of candidacy
for the office of county commissioner
in the First district, on the republican
ticket.
Besides managing the business here
for the lumber concern, Mr.. Austin is
considered an excellent bookkeeper,
and spends a part of his time in 9th
er branches of the company aiding in
the accounting.
He has been justice Of the peace in
this precinct for the past six years,
having also presided over the Grand
Coulee area until precincts were form
ed after the dam site towns increased
in size.
Mr.. Austin is married and has two
sons and one daughter.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
GER MANY MAY
ENTER NAVAL
TONNAGE RACE

BERLIN. April Is tUP)-A warn
mg that Germany may enter the
world naval building race by con-
Strucung er-battleShips of the
42.0OO-ton class, came today from
the Well-infOrmed messenger Ma
tlonal Zeitmg. organ of Field Mar
Shal Hermann Goering.
The newspaper stressed the need
Of greater Germany to serve its
own interests and implied speciti-
eauy that building beyond treaty
limits by Russia or to a lesser eX-
tent, by France might compel the
Reich to follow suit
The paper pointed out that Jap
an seems to have provided the
building impetus since stories that
she is constructing above limits
5f the London naval treaty have
remained undenied.' but Britain
and the United States are blamed
Tor inStituting the naval race be-
cause those two powers had re-
fused parity in tonnage TO Japan
Bound by a naval treaty with
Britain, Germany is pledged to
build only 35 per cent of the Brit
ISL tonnage in various categorieS.
Tnis does not regulate the size of
ships, however
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Banana Captures
Fugitive Ape

Los ANGELES. April Is. up
"A quick thinking householder,
using a banana for a dCCOy. late
today captured half-grOwn
baboOn which for hours had ter
rified residents in the foothill
area and evadcd shcriff'S depu-
ties sent TO kill il.
I. VI. Ncwall of MontroSe. who
lives six miles from where the
beast escaped. opened his back
door To find the babOOn gallOp-
ing about ON all fOurS. Grabbing
a banana from the pantry shelf,
he held il temptingly in front
of the ape. the while he retreat
cd into his wCOdShed. The bah
Oon followed and became a priS-
Oner when Newell suddenly step
ped outside and slammed the
door behind him.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15

iuGton conference to call na-
lion9l convention for the purpose
Of establishing a permanent na-
tiCnal organization.
This newly created situation.
Dubinsky said. brought about by
the decision of the CIO conference
to call a convention for the pur-
pose OF supplanting the present CIO
and changing its form of organi-
zation as well as its objectives. and
the question Of our participation
in such a convention or of joininc
such a new organization. viii be
taken up and decided upon by our
general executive board at its meet
inG Sheduled to take place late in
May, or earlier. il a call for such
a convention will be issued by the
ClO before then"
Until now. Dubinsky said the
John I. Lewis organization has
neither in its structure nor in its
ultimate objectives. as we con-
ceived them from the start. been
designed to be a permanent COM
petitive organization in the Amer
lean trade union field"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
High AlimOny
Demand Denied

HOLL YWOOD. April Is up
Doleful Stan Laurel smiled today
because a Judge decided his 10
YEAR old daughter will grow up
happily and healthfully without
such luXuries as a $4,000 vacation
and SIS beauty treatments
Judge Leslie F. Still denied tho
request of Mrs. lois n. Laurel. the
screen comics first wife. for s1355
month To support the chlId.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
BODIES SOUGHT
WHEN FARMER
KILLS YOUTHS

RYEGATE. Mont. April Is. up
-Sheriff's posses TODAY searched
revines near here for the bodies Of
Gerald McDon3>i 10. and Robert
Mcdonald. q. after a deputy sher-
iff bod been killed in a five-hour
gun battle with an elderly rancher
whom officers sought TO question in
the case.
Lee Simpson. raneher living about
26 miles north OF LaVina. aave him
self up to Sheriff Gug Pollock at
LeWistoWu this mc,uinl and re
Dcrtelly confessed killing the Nc
Donald boys three DAYS ago
Deputy Arthur Burford. 43. was
killed last night as he and Golden
Valley County Sheriff E. J. DOlyc
went to the Simpson ranch to in
vesOigatc reports that Simpson had
threatened to shoot people who
hcspaesed on his property.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
3rd Case Filed
In Mine Dispute

A mining claim in eastern Impe-
rial Valley piece Gle resistance in
two court cases. is the foundation
of still another legal document
filed in superior court.
William Ross Thursday was ord
cred to appear in superior court to
show why he should not be en-
Joined from trcspassing ON the dis
putcd claim pending settlement of
suit he brought against Paul f.
Gillctt. Fred l.. Riddle, and George
r. Land. Ross sued the trio for
S3.5OO he alleged they realized
from gold ore taken from the
Leader" claim he claims in the
Mesquite mining district.
Argument over ownership of the
claim first was aired in Winter
haven justice court
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15

lore .a)tllllH
Bloody trails from the window
les adobe meeting houses of the
secret Penitente brotherhood led
over rocky ground to "CalVario,
the spot chosen as the place of
crucifixion. On top of these hills,
residents reported, stood crosses
with effigics of the Christus, sill
houtted againt the sky.
Earlier these crosses held am "El
Cristo' a member of the separate
chapters chosen to play the role
of Christ in the cruel. self torture
ceremonies.
The southwestern holy men
We're tied to the crosses and left
to hang while dcVout fraternity
brothers bowed before them. They
were cut down after a few minutes
Of "crucifiYion' and a crude dunn
my substituted
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
GAYWAY GOOD
NAME, 1899
SUGGEST II

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10
UP) The word "gayway' al
most threatened to bankrupt the
1889 Golden Gate Exposition to-
day
Cincials of the fair oferred 81
OOa to the person submitting the
best name or the amusement zone
at the fair. A committee of 80
Judges decided that the word
"gayway" was the best. The COM
mittee found that l799 persons
had submitted the name in just
that form.
One of the judges suggested an
other contest among the winners
for the best five word slogan de-
scribing the "GayWay's' attrac-
tions. The winner gets the $1,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
FRISCO REGRETS
FARM BUREAU
BOYCOTT ACT

San Francisco rcerct~ action of
the Imperial county larm bureau to
boycott the san Francisco fair in
1899 until raekotcering groups per-
nit freedom Of the hichway. the
San Francisco chamber of COM
mer2e announced Friday.
We Sympathize with you in Your
stand against the raCketeering
group. J. Page of the San Fran
cisco chaurber of commerce wrote,
and the organizations in this city
are facing the same problem-pos-
Sibly more severe.
However. the boycott of the fair
will not help solve the problem for
the fair is a statewide event. Page
said
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Nevada Triangle
Staying PrObed

LOVELOCK. New April =. UP
George Bohus. 38-year-Old en-
ploye of a Reno night club was
held in county jail today while au-
thorities investigates the love tri-
angle slaying of Bob Rogers, 40,
In an isolated mining cabin at VIII
lows Greek
Sheriff c. A. Chapman reported
Rogers died from a head wound
caused bg a .38 calibcr bullet al
lrG lily Bred by Bohus during a
quarrel ever affections Of Thelma
rogers. VINO said she had divorced
Bchus several months ago and mar
ned Rngers.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15

WOIlIl dIIV e IIIIINT JV0II TO ~ ' ~
i'm appearance and actions as the
man.
Rex Biddle. farmer, told Sher-
if Cotton that the man approached
his home walking on all fourS.
He was about five feet tall, and
had hair all over his body Biddle
said. He was unclothed.'
Biddle said he had a gun but
didn't shoot because he didn't know
whether it would be legal.
Roy Storey, another farmer, said
the creature followed him for a
time and then dropped to all fours
and chased his dog into a swamp.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Fresh Crabs Go
At Low Price

SAN FRANCISCO. April Is up
Fisherman today sold fresh crabs
at picturesque FiShcrmans wharf
for ID cents apiece in celebration
o? Easter aud recent heavy catches
olfShorc.
The lower price also was termed
a strategy move" by the fisher
men. engaged il a price war with
dealers. In the past two months
the war has brought the price
tumblinc from so cents to its pres
ent level
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Phone, Not Gong
Interrupted FIR,

WASHINGTON, April IS. up
President Roosevelt told reporters
today that the bell that tangled
last night during his fireside chat
was telephone and not Major
Bowes' gong as one correspondent
suggested.
Millions Of persons listened to
Mr.. Roosevelt's radio address were
mystified when a bell tangled in the
milst Of his speech-at l0:48 pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Penitentes Carry Out
Wierd 'Crucifixions

TAOS. N. NJ April l5. up
Barbaric interpretations Of the
crucifxion of Christ were recna2t-
ed in the barren southwestern des-
crt last niaht as Los Hermanos
PenitenteS climaXed their orgiastic
Easter rites with their realistic
Passion Plays
A half-dOzen "CrucifiXions' We're
known to have taken place in the
remote VILLAGES of New Mexico and
reports of others in southern Colo
rado. southern Utah and parts Of
Texas and Arizona were made be
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
KYNETTE TO PLEAD
HIGHER UP ORDERS

LOS ANGELES, April Is CUP)-
Earl E Kynette. suspended police
captain. viii attempt to divorce
himself i'm the jury S mind from
connection with the Shaw admins
tyation will hold he was acting
under orders Of his super.ors at the
time OF the bombing OF Harry J.
Raymond. and as an ordinary po-
lice officer Is required to do, it
was indicated tClay in Judge
Thomas L. Ambrose.s court
YOU haven't read Alt the NEWS
until you have read the ADS!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15

In the Matter OI.
PACIFIC LAND & CATTLE co,
Debtor
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 20
all creditors. holders Of Deeds OF
Trust or other liens against the
iectors property. and all persons,
irms. or corporations having any
claim or claims against Pacific Land
&. Cattle Co. Debtor and to all
stockholders. and to any and all
persons Staining any interest IN the
tCok of Pacific Land & Cattle Co.
Lcbt0r
YOU AND EACH OF YOU WILL
oGFASE TAKE NOTICE that q
acdrine will be bad on HE 2D'h laE
f Apri 1888, at ten O'Clock A. NJ
{ said day. i'm the Courtroom of the
district Court o. the United States
-Cuthera District Of California,
southern Division at Room Nc 488
IN tho Pacific Electric Binding No.
10 South Main Street CITY Of Los
Angeles. los Angeles County Cali
Jrnia upO. a proposed plan oi
,cOrganizatiOu and amen iment
hereto o. the Pacific Land & Cattle
90. Debtor. proposed by said debtor
corporation. and accepted arl ap-
-r1vcd by certain creditors and
~Ckaoldors. and upon an orier 10
rhCW Cause why the said plan
hOuld not be confirmed
Thr said plan )f reorganization
With the said ameniment thereto
s On file i'm the Clerk office OF
his Court. in Room No 538 Of the
oacific Electric Bulldog No 6l0
rcuth Main Street Los Angeles
California. 10 which reference IS
hereby made for further particulars.
Said hearing will be for the cur
)csc Of determining whether the
plan proposed as amendCI should
De confirmed and adopted, and Or
Tered carried into effect by the
Court or whether some other order
hOuld be made in tie premises with
~esDect to the matter IN said pro-
9sal set forth. and for the issuance
# sura orders as the judge Of this
uIge Of this Court may deem ap-
DrCpriate and necessary. in the
premises.
DATED, April 18th, 1893.
FRANK l.. LATHROP,
Trustee of Pacific Land & Cattle
Co Debtor Property.
S. p. WILLIAMS. Attorney for the
Trustee. llO n. 9Th St, FL Centre,
A. IS %
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
All CLUB STEER
BRINGS HIGH PRICE

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April ID.
CUP)-The grand champion Here
ford steer of the PlainvieW, Tex
All club fat stock show sold at
auction today at $3.50 hundred
weight. The calf. owned by Galen
Carr. IS. Of Abcrnathy, Tex went
to Swift 81 Company
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Governor Candidate
Cut Democrat GOal

WASHINGTON, April Is tUP)-
An attempt will BE- made to obtain
withdrawal of some Democratic
contender for the California gu
+ Snatorial nomination, State
Chairman Argyle Campbell said to-
day after a White House confer
once
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
JONES MAY HEAD
SOUTHERN PACIFIC

WASHINGTON. AprlI . -UPI.
Archibald A. Jones. San Francisco,
asked the interstate commerce
commission today for permission to
serve as officer and director of the
Southern Pacific co. and affiliated
roads.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
McADOO RENEWS
TOWNSEND EFFORTS

WASHINGTON. April IS 'IUP)-
Sen. william Gibbs McAdoo. D.
Calf, came to the White House
today to renew his appeal for a
presidential pardon for Dr. Fran
els E. Townsend. Old age pension
advocate Townsend tomorrow is
scheduled to arrive to begin a 30
Gay Jail sentence for contempt OF
a congressional committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
IERSHING TO ATTEND
SONS MEnnING

TUCSON. April Is. up = Miss
MAY Pershing. sister Of Gen. John
J. Pershine. left today for New
York City TO make final arrange
ments for her brother recovering
from a grave illness, 10 attend his
sons welding April %.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
EIGHTEEN KILLED
IN TRAIN COLLISION

CAIRO April Is. tUP)-Eighteen
persons we're killed and 10 injured
today in a collision of a railroad
workers train and a lorry loaded
with highway Iaborers near Suez.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
DAIRY TARIFF
CUT PROTEST

WASHINGTON. April Is up
Seventy one representatives from
northern dairy states today peti-
toned President Roosevelt and the
committee on reciprocity informa-
ton against further reduction OF
tariffs on dairy products in the
pending reciprocal trade agree
ment with Canada.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
DOWNEY FREED
OF FMBEZZLEMENT

FRESNO. Cal. April l5. up
Fred L. DoWney. former postmaster
at Muroc. Cal. was freed by fed
cral authorities after a jury in
United States district court here
acquitted him Of charges of en-
bezzling SIG7O in postal funds.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
AIR SQUADRON
In ROUTE TO =. ID.

EUREKA. Calf April IS Up
The navy's VP-l6 flight squad
ron. consisting of five planes. took
off at 7:15 am. today for San
Diego The squadron. onrout2
from Seattle made an overnight
stop on HUMBOLDT Bay.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
LANDON WISE-CRACKS
AT ROOSEVELT

EMPORIA. Kan. April % IUPI
-Alf Landon. the Republican op-
ponent of President Roosevelt in
the 1896 election, said today that
the presidents speech last night
sounded good if you had heard
it for the first time.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
SwampIands Combed
For Wild Dog Man
In Alabama WiIds

ANNISTON, Ala, April Is. (UP)-A Wd man VINO VINO
runs on all fours chases dogs and frghtens farmers was
sought today in dense swamp in the Choccolocco valley
Sheriff W. p Cotton led posse in search OF the strange
beast which, farmers insisted, was accompanied oy Il
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Garment Workers BaII<
At Permanent Machine
For CIO Union Groups

NEW YORK April 15. (UP)-Dayid Dubinsky, presi-
dent of the international Ladies Garment Workers union,
tonight threatened by implication possible abandonment
by his organization.
The threat was based on the CIO decision at its WASH
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
ATTORNEY TELLS
OF GRAFT PLAN

PHOENIX. April Is OUP1-DC-
fense counsel for Sheriff Roy NIer-
rill. on trial for bribery. continued
cross ss-examination today Of Co Atty.
John CorDin. who had told Of the
sheriffs alleged plan TO collect Sill
600 monthly graft from gamblers
You Havent Read All the News
Until You've Read the Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15

IN BANKRUPTCY--No. lIl8
NOTICE OF HEARING ON PRO
POSED PLAN OF REOBGANI-
ZATION. TOGETHER WITH
AMENDMENT THERETO, AND
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
TIE SAME SHOULD NOT BE
CONFIR MED.
I'm the District Court cf The United
States, Southern District Of
California. southern
Division.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
RELIEVE YOUR MIND.

Why worry along - alone -
about money-needS? When we can
help You solve them here. We
proba bly, can help YOU avoid the
conditions that brought about
your money shortage And We
will loan needed Cash, quickly to
any worthy family or individual.
without unnecessary red-tape or
embarra asSment.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15

Trus tee of Pacific Land 81 Cattle
CO. Debtor s Property.
S. p. WILLIAMS. Attorney for the
Trustee llO ~. 9Th St FL Centre,
California.
= %
Smyrna times., 1938-07-28
NEW MANAGER
ON MILK BOARD
kContinued Prom Page one)

one year in military service during
the war, with the 63rd U. S. in
fantry. From 1926 to 1888 Mr..
Hoffman, in addition to his own
farming operations. was in con
slant touch with dairymen of the
Baltimore milk shed through his
work as manager of rural organi-
cation for a large New York Insur-
ance Company Mr.. Hoffman's
work in the Dairy Section carried
him to widely separated parts of
the country. He has been in active
supervision of milk marketing
agreements in Salifornia, Arizona,
Colorado and in cities in Kansas,
Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa and Hi
nois, also acting in an advisory ca
pacity to dairy marketing coopera-
tives in those markets. Effective
in April, 1886, the Philadelphia
market was also added to Mr.
Hoffman's territory and his work
in this area since that date has
given him a broad and comprehen-
sive knowledge of the problems
prevailing in this milk shed.
Smyrna times., 1938-07-28

but no estimate could be placed on
the damage to trees, flowers, or
lawns. A survey shows the battle
is being fought by the federal gov
eminent, state and city, but with
no measures by county groups. In
the long search for a weapon to
plast the insect out Of Delaware,
neither the state nor federal gov
eminent has made much progress"
Mr.. Mcdowell said. AS DR.. L. A.
Stearns, entomologist of the Agri-
cultural Experiment Station, Uni
versity of Delaware, expressed it:
Every dog has his day, and it's
the beetles day now" Agencies
fighting the pest are the Japanese
Beetle Control Ca federal-state pro-
ject), State Department of Agri-
culture, the Agricultural Expert
ment Station, State Highway De-
partment, State Grange, and the
Board of Park Commissioners and
Street and Sewer Department in
Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1938-07-28

solving of problems relative to
proper and safe methods of wiring
and lighting their homes and farm
buildings, and the types of electri-
cal equipment to purchase at the
most reasonable cost for the great
est efficiency in the utilization of
current These questions and many
others of equal Importance will be
discussed at this meeting which
promises to be both interesting
and educational to all who are con
cerned with this rural electrical
ton project of the federal govern
ment. All farm families, there
fore, are invited to attend and help
make this community meeting a
clearing house for any electrical
ton problems.