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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
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gram will score many people
owoy from wor's unquestion-
oble cost.
Seventh Is q motter Of in.
terpretotion. The odministro.
ton hos frequently eollsd at.
tentlon to the opothy OF the
Americou people in this crisis.
The eoce odvocotss soy
opothy" is the wrong word
that is in reality coIdnsss and
O totol disinterest ioWor.
Eighth Is the foc1 that con-
sressmen's moiI is 6qoin run
ming heovy against wor.
THREE FIELDS
FOR BATTLE
All these points ore listed
here not to odvocote them, but
merely to try to summarize
the argument from the peoce
side. II the peoce advocates
contention thot the country Is
drifting away from war is true,
then the onti-wor crowd hos
actually toIked the country
away from war sentiment while
the administration has merely
bemooned the pubIic's lack Of
appreciation of the crisis.
To overcome thot lead, the
administration will have to
send its best campaign orators
into the field to sell the coun-
try on its policy. These orotors
will have to do q better job
than Hull and Knox did in their
lost speeches and Wendell
Wilkes pro posed speaking
tour for the former WilIIiom
Allen White committee will
have to be good to be effective.
II the eouse Of non-portici-
potion in the war was not lost
with the possoee Of the Ieose-
lend bill, then there ore three
lost bitches on which the issue
con be fought in Congress
ogoin:
First is Senator Tobey's resoIu-
ton to ban conveys.
Second is the concurrent
resolution booked by Senators
Nye, Wheeler, Copper, La Fol-
lette, Clark Of Idaho, and Ship
steod, calling for q national
referendum on the question:
shall the Congress under ex-
listing conditions approve the
use Of land. naval, and air
forces outside the western
hemisphere or the territorial
possessions Of the u nited
Stotes and appropriate funds
necessary for such military and
naval operations"
Third is the Copper resolu-
ton, proposing O constitutions
al amendment which shall pro-
vide for declaration Of war by
national referendum only.
Congress can provide q
much better bottle on any Of
those three questions within
the next months than it could
have q month ooo.
One Of the most closely
guarded laboratories in Wosh-
ington is the Naval Testing
Basin, where ship models ore
given careful trials before the
ships themselves are built.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29

~ ~ 0esse =; isesss Nsshssan Ave: Dssre,s
s';e e 1880 s,:s = 81 S S
MONROE AND Mow-DowN
DOCTRINES
a few Americans are being led down
. mentoI one-woy street these doys
thot Ieods smack UP o9onst q brick
wall II runs about like this:
Why not let Germony control on
Europe, Russia all Of cost Europe ono
west Asio, japan all Of cost Asio ond
the western Poetic? Thot would stu
teoye us the Western Hemisphere. A.
ter all. whot ore they doing in their
norts of the world that we're not dong
With the Monroe Doctrine in our own:
Why couldn't pretty good world or
der be worked out thot way:
The answer is simple. There is no
connection whatever between whot
Germony is doing in Europe, Russ'o IN
Europe and Asio, Japan in Asio, and
the Monroe Doctrine-Pon American
plon for the Western Hemisphere.
In the ll8 years since the Monroe
Doctrine. no American nation hos ever
lost its sovereignty because OF it. IT
has certainly preserved the sovereignty
of-mony.
The United States hos never cloin'-
ed exclusive or special commerc'o'
riohts in any country. 1t you think
there is no difference between thot pol
lev and those Of the Germans and JoP-
onese, Try to do little business in
Monchurio todoy, or in Poland.
The United Stotes does not interfere
todoy with the way any American coun-
nv conducts its internal offoirs, and it
hos not done so in the post except in
q few cosss Mhsre in&ernh disorder was
real. and where worse interference
from Europe wos Threatened.
To be octing in the Germon-Jopo-
nsse new order" style, the United
Stotes would oIreody have had to seize
Mexico and all the American countries
south to the Conol, os we'll as Colombo
and Venezuela on the north coost OF
South America. 1t would have had to
infiItrote thousands Of spies into the
rest Of South America with view to
erecting stooee governments reody to
toke over at sionol.
These things we have not done, ond
do not propose to do. First, we don't
think thot way, and don't believe it is
rioht. And second, we do not have
huge minorities of American residents
in those countries sporting phony
double citizenship thot gives them the
protection Of local laws while derond-
inu their ultimote allegiance to the
US.
People fool themselves badly if they
think thot the United Stotes could sit
back serenely in its hemisphere if the
rest Of the world were porceled out into
three or four packages. For the oe-
oressors hove complete domination
over their areas, economic, political
ond miIitoy, which the United Stotes
does not have and does not want in this
hemisphere With the rest of the
world closed oooinst US except on the
terms Of hondfuI Of conquerors, our
own hemisphere would be left open on
equal terms to all, ripe for nfiItrotion
ond covert conquest as q preliminary to
octuoI miIitoy subsection.
No. Our way will work only is the
seos ond most Of the rest of the world
are reasonably free. Thot is why our
\ WisoIe future hangs on keeping it free
DcI THERE WAS NO PEACE
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
60 YEARS AGO today

A. will be seen by notice else
where, Lonsby Bro4, have dis
solved partnership. Joseph Ions
by carries on the business.
Conrad 0ics died Friday night
and wSs buried Houday. !. a-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
10 YEARS AGO TODAY
1891

Three hundred and twelve &C.
cidents occurred in Mount Glenn.
ems during the year May l, 1880,
to May /, 1881.
Funeral services for Bishop
Berry, brother of DR.. H. G.
Berry, will he held here this
week following his death In
Florida. Bishop Berry began his
ministry in Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
50 YEARS AGO TODAY

1891
Our II school teachers expect
to attend the Teachers Associa-
ton meeting at Richmond.
DR.. Wilson puts q 5000 foun-
tain in his lawn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
. FROM
THE MONITOR
FILES .
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY

A Brides Parade Is to be spon-
sored by Group 2 of Ladies' Aid
of the Methodist church on May
7, when bridal gowns of modern
and old style will be displayed in
the church parlors.
Monday Musicale chorus gives
annual Spring chorus, under d.
rection of Richard Schoenbaum.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
IS YEARS AGO TODAY

Coroner Hubbard has a live,
small girl.
A force of IA decorators are
al work on the Park hotel.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
Page 4

Lucie Neville Is pinch-hit-
ting for Paul Harrison, now
touring army camps and de-
Tense industries.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
This II the 10th of q series Of
Is articles on World Bridge
Olympic hands, giving the
committees par.
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY
Americas Gard Authority

The declarer should infer from
the bidding that South holds
both minor aces, and his opening
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29

40 YEARS AGO TODAY
1901
William Grammar and Miss
Jennie Hall were married on
Wednesday,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-22
NAZAD CETVRT STOLECA.

Dole donosimo jos jedan uvodnik RAD.
NlckE BORBE, koj je pisan pre- stvarania
sada propale Jugoslavije. Zbog njegove velicire,
kao sto Sc orginalno pojavio diva odlomka
tako ga i mi ovde pustamo. Druga njegova
polovina izaci ce iducem broju k. B.
Mi oval uvodnik donosimo ne samo zbop
nJegove istorijske vrednost, nego zbog same
pouke koju moze sadasnji citaoc dobiti il ponov-
nog cltanja istog, jer u MENU nalazi analiza
radnog naorla koji je sacinjavao veliko pro
palu Jugoslaviiu Da su najamni radnici sitni
seljaci zanatljije patili Jugoslaviji IL tome
nema sumnje i to bas zbog 18TH razloga koii su
pomenutoj analizi naseg istorijskog uvodnika
uoceni. Stran kapital je nemilosrdno iZrabliivao
naJamnog radnika Jugoslavije; krupni kapa
Je porazno konkurisao zanatlji jana i jeftinii
strani espapi su sa konkurencjom otezavali bed
nj zivot siromasnog seljaka bvse Jugoslavije.
Tia Jugosavija je morala drzati ogromnu voj
sku rad straha od domaceg nepriiatelja zbog
toga ona uspostavi diktaturu, tai domac
priiatelj bese mnogo nezadovjni njen vek
radni narod
Sada Sc cine pokusaii da Sc takva Jugo
slaviia IL mrtvih podigne. Da Sc jasno vidi ka
kva &c Dugoslavja ustati IL mrtvh, ako opste
bude ustaa, vidi Sc IL nienih vaskrsaca Organ
izovana e od cngesko goyorecih osoba organ
izacja pod menom Friends of 1ugoslavia.' y
koiu saGin iavaju sledeci otvoreni zagovaracl ka
ptazma Lehman, governor drzave New York;
WI. Wlkie advokat Wall Streeta bivsi pred
sedniGk kandida plotokratske republikanske
partije: ". Aldrc, glava krupne Chase National
Bank drug. Pored njh skoro sve jugoslav
enske noyne trude Sc kao i nazad 90 godne da
zavedu iugoslavenske radnke owe zemlie da svol
trud i novac zaazu u vaskrsavanju ju IL mrtvih
onog tndovista koie je mutiIo pune % sodine
siromasni radni narod onog predela svera sa ko-
i'm ie vladala propala Jugosavija.
Nj smo sada tacni da ie svake forme ka-
pitastitka drzava neprijatei radnog naroda kao
sto &c IL doneg uvodnika to citaoc saznatl da
smo bill tatni nazad 23 godine Isti gasi:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-22

jaka 70 oskvno iii rodeljoubacko srcc made oseta
da ie C~rosteno! cast verskom osec nju 1Isa-
djenom bozanskom daru covekovom srcu ma u kakvu
dogma bilo umotano imade katoickih svestenika
stroga moraa, koji, usuprot njihove netoerance
gnjevno cdbacivahu IL ovim proketim vre menima ord
do triju divacki fetisizam, o koma cak nj STA
rodrevno poganstvo znadjase nsta Ne, ne, Hrste:
tvoje ncbesko evandee este ostace aiostria osuda
uzasa sto pocnjavaju tvoje casno ime Ii papski
spcvednici ispovedaonicama ukrasen:m papskm or
bovima, II nov trgovci robe Hramu usudjuju Sc da
prodajl gotov patente spasenja! Val, nakon
par uzurbanih reel Fra Girs rdom, Heve bi iedan
cd prvh da pohta ispovednic padne Ma kolena; ali
tamo osa dugo oni do NIGGA cuse gde papski is
povednk isprva izbacue kirk zaprepas ia; nasta ia
ac, prekidan neprestanim lima Herve-a zveka nov
sto brojase svestenku spovedn.c obznani krai
oprostajnog razgovora Herve izade il pokanGkog fri;
bunala jednim pergamentom ko grcevito stiskavasa
ruci a "a njegovm petama idjase Fra Grard: on
razdvoj kompaktnu sveta povuce Sc u iednu od
pobocnih kapela; tamo pade kolena pred sveistem
Device koje osveavase jedna Tampa, pa pomocu nene
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-22
JEDNI TRAZE VRAGA, DRUG1
.s- -' DJAVOLA.

L svma zeml jana, gde ina JugOslavena.
Jugoslavene Amerike. Borbena vojska podelje-
ma je glavnom, diva neprijateljska tabora.
Pred lima je jedan cilj: nacionalno iii poll
tcko ujedinjenje. oslobodjenje Jugoslavena !:
Hrvata Srba Slovenaca. Ne slazu Sc u OBJ
liku: jedni trsze jugoslavensku monarhju,
drugi traze jugoslavensku republiku; jedni
traze vraga drugi traze djavola.
Jugoslavensk monarhisti hote da krunom
ovencaju svoju kepecku drzavu vremenu,
kada Sc najvece svetske monarhije razaraju u
prah i pepeo; iugoslavenski republikanci no.
ce da obuku svoju pigmejsku drzavu repu-
blikansku odezdu u vremenu, kada najvece
svetske republike sede ma bajonetima, koje
drma oluja boljsevikizma.
Bedni ljudi! Ear vi mislite, da je istorija
toliko glupava, da "a liubav vaSih monar
histickih iluzija vraca Il crnu sumu Srednjeg
venskog prestola? Ear vi mislite, da je sto-
rja toiiko sasava da "a ljubav vash po-
liticko-republikanskih kfprca vraca sulaj-
deraj devetnajstog osamnajstog stoleca. da
lititke republike? a.'
Il kakvih Sc drustvenih slojeva sastoji II
glavnom, ona voiska. koja je razvia bariak
ia drustvenih sastoj Il glavnom, ona vojska,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-22
POBUNA SOPSTVENIKA
ROBOVA.
(PROSLAvERY REBELLION.)

"Radncka klasa bi svugde postsvljena van
zakona, anatemisana, podvrgnuta pod lois des
suspect [zakcn protiv sumnjivacal. Dakle Sc
gospoda fabrikanti nisu morali duze ustruca-
vati Oni sc OtvOrenO pobunise ne samo protiv
zakona desetoGasovnom radnom danu, vec i
protiv celog zakonodavstva koje je cd 1883.
pokusavalo da bar donekle obuzda "sobodno'
sisavanje radne snage. To je bio "Proslavery
Rebellion" [pobuna sopstvenika roboya
lom, koju su vodili wise cd ,dve .godine cinc-
nom bezobzirnoscu terorfstickom energjom;
i jedno drugo bilo je tim jeftinije sto je po-
bunjeni kapitalst s.avljao Ma kocku samo ko-
zu svojih radnika" Marx.
Kao "a vreme perioda kom Marx 60
vori sa MIN citation 1848) Engleskoj.
tako danas stavlja celia americka radncka
klasa pod SUMMON "pete kolone,' elm Sc malo
upornije bori protiv vece navale kapitala Sop
stvenici robova, kaptalisti, trude Sc stavti
cclu radnicku klasu van zakona kao sto su
Sc sopctvenci robova Engleskoj pobunili
rrctiv zakonodavstva "koje je Cd 1888. poku-
sao da bar donekle obuzda "slobodno' sisa-
vGnle radne snage," tako Sc danas reakconar-
nj plutokrat bore protiv njudilaskih mera ko-
je Sc usvoiise cd 1888 pa ovamo, da bi Sc O.
pet donekle obuzdalo "'slobodno' isisavanje
r;dNe snage."
Dakle. usporedjenje je pravilno Politicka
drz;.va pored toga sto je njena glavna duz-
most da drz radnicku klasu Ii potcinjenosti,
i'm, drugu funkcju koja postaje vremena
ma vreme vaznija i koja je tesno vezana sa
70 lenutom gavnom duznoscu, da pazi da jed
ma kasa drugu potpuno ne un:sti, da kapita-
lis icka klasa ne skorst do unistenja rad
nix le klase milionitu besposlcu koja DELUXE
po azno ma cenu radne snage, kao razume
Sc, da spreci radnicku klasu da ne unisti ka-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-22

koJa ce, kada bude "a to ona spremna, bit
celishodno organizovana industrijalno i poll
tlcki, koja &c tako organizovana prouzroko-
vati takav strah lopovsku kapitalsticku kla-
su koja &c drhtajuci pred njom pobeei sa uk-
radenim cizmama!
Pobuna sopstvenika robova, borba reakci-
Je, Jeste predznak revolucionarne pobede rad
nicke klase
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-22

svetosti procita pismo oprotenja koje mao pre- kup
svoga Papsko pismo Sc sasojase IL sede
cih reci:
Neka mas Gospod Isus Hristos ina milosti pre-
tebi Iovde seduje prazan prostor gde ina da
Sc zavede ime posednika psmal neka te On resi-
greha som Svete Strasti; ia te, silom date mi
apostolske moci ovim resavam svh duhovnh N
zura, presuda i kazni koje 81 mogao da zasluzis;
nadalje, svh ekcesa. greha zocina koje 81 mogao
da pccinis, ma kako ozbljni grdni bi.i ma kakav
i'm uzrok bio, maksr to bill gresi zocni so su re-
zervisan naseg Svetog Oca Papu "a apostolsku
Stolcu = ka0 StO bestijanost, greh protiv ns-
rav umorstvo rodelja rodos krnavlie ia ovim
br:sem tebe tragove nesposobnosti sve belege
infamije sto ST mogao da navuces ma sebe takvim
prikama; ponovo te uvodim kao ucesnika crkve-
nh So sskramenata; ponovo te uvodim u zeiadnicu
svetaca; povracam te nevinosti cistoc II kojima
81 bio casu krStenja ii, tako da casu tvoe smrti
bi bila zatvorena tebe vrata kroz koja covek
prolazi ka mestu mucenja bola dok bi IT, ma pro-
tiv, bla sirom otvorena kapa sto vodi Raj uzi-
vanja ne budes Ii brzo umro o. sine moi oval
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Moralnost je skup najprotivreenih etickib "a
kona' koJ suze zajednickoj svrsi urediivania nost
panja coveka prema samom sebi dr,o;n,o 49, ..,-..
' u" Sc ououcnost uzima u obzir kao sadas-
n'ost Jedan kao drugi, pojednac kao i rod covek
po'eolnac Sc oseca manjkav, nedovoljan, ocranicen
u mnogo pravaca On treba "a svoju dopunu druge
lJuoe' drustvo mora zbog toga sam zveti dat pri
i'Au ofuglma da live. Uzajamn ustupci ko proistcu
IL own odnosnih potreba zovu Sc moralnost, - Detz
gen.
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Dxepna Biblija
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KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

Sc naesta knjiba Eugene Sue-a Tajne naroda"
iii astoria jedne proleterske porodice kroz vekove
Prica Sesnaestom Stoecu - U dve knge. Knga l.
Sa originating francuskog engleski Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
16
Dobri Bose! Tvoj vikari nareduju eksploatisu
alvu trgovnu. Gle, kako udska zvrce,
do vrlog jo temela gubeci cak razlikovanja IL
medju poroka zoc;na! Moraln pojam e izvrnut ugu-
scn svetogrdnom praznovercom! Covecans.vo Sc terra
zablude za obecan iem oprostena greha,
cajuci sglrno, 0, Boze pravde, da ina tebe
ucesnka! Duse donde nevine, ne prezaju wise nj Cd
kakve strasti, ma kako odvratne kakvu je zocin
romslti! Zsr Papa Rmu prasa vecnost
zamenu "a nekoliko zlatnh kruna cak umorstvo
roditeja rodoskrnavlje? Ako mu je samo vera dosta
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1naA mliostl ce ostat nepromen,jiv do Aonacnoc +;
kraja " N''s u
ine ocs' Sina i svetoga Duha amin,
BRAT JOVAN TEZEL.
Apostolski Poverenik potpisao sopstvenom
rukom#
Merle Aub1ene: 'sory of the Reormatioo ~ n w,
Century, kni. |, ,2s $40 fStr ss , ;u,: :, " y
mann Publishing Co., New York. 1s941
Nastavice se)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-22

Slatkorecivost je oruzie reforme. ono ,,a
I'd ozofe' ail ona ne seje. Proeterska revo-
iuc'1a sluzl Sc prekaljenm celikom cd bo,,e
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-22

e'aka reforma, koju kapitalizam dale ies.e
pilAri'ena mera reakcje. - De Leon.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-26

system that is embodied in the I'm
perial Irrigation District, a govern
mental corporation the arms OF
which reach into every community
activity in one way or another. The
mileage of the districts canal sys-
TEN. alone, is a matter OF unceas-
ing wonder to the uninitiated Wis
itor. To the valleyite himself, it Is
SO smoothly operating, so much a
part of life, that it IS taken for
granted.
Feeding the district system OF in
terlacing canals is the greatest man
made river of its kind in the world,
the All American canal, flowing
clear and smooth through foothills
and across desert to the floor OF
the great valley. 1t springs from
Imperial Dam. a major engineering
project reaching concrete arms from
bank to bank to partially divert
the Colorado from its bed,
The All American canal in turn,
feeds great power plants which in
time will furnish abundant, cheap
electrical energy to run the mach
ines. light streets and homes, and
power farms and cities alike
throughout the valley. Like a giant
lifting itself by its boot straps, the
great canal will pay its own cost
many times over by The generation
of power publicly owned and munic-
iDalIV Distributed
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-26
en- Desert

The driver slows down, the people
in the machine make out other.
smaller canals criSS-crOsslng this
land that was once Desert. They see
millions of dollars worth Of lettuce,
carrots. melons-grOWing or ripe
and a host Of other crops the value
of which no other observer could
truly estimate.
Canals, farms, ranches, cities
all flash by in a panorama OF verdi
ant wealth.
From their machine, the tourists
are seeing the realization OF a
dream. They do not know it, but
through clear, unmisJed eyes they
are seeing in fact the same thing
Dr.. Oliver NJ. Wozencraft's blood
shot gaze visioned fer him as hc
carried d Csnteen OF water across
the clinging sand dunes O. year
ago.
They are seeing what Charles II.
Nolce world traveller and author,
recently described as the story OF
modern miracle
Today 1t IS 40-yCar-Old miracle,
for it was little more than 40 years
ago that water first flowed across
the desert to the fertile lands Of
Imperial VALLEY. Dr. Wozencraft, who
had given his life to his vision that
the desert would blossom as the
rose. had passed on his dream TO
other minds and to other hands,
and IN those hands it became fact
instead Of fancy.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-26
The Story Of = Modern MiracI
A Panorama View

o. this and the following page,
YOU will STE uulo.dJu IN PRINT and
actqres the story Oh preseAt-day
Imperial Valley-In INLAND Empire
without parallel among the con-
munltirs CT North America.
IL edition, issued ~ CT, -
tt holding OF the annual Imperial
County AIid#inte' Far, wa Tla2-
aaa ID %!yl tie same service 10
readers that the iar gives to il
v.s.tols. by provid ug 4 comprehen-
s-ye plztace Of community life n
al i aspecis.
Tire county fair is an institution
remarkable Lko the county itsel.
n lis history and Development. l,
has crown from nothing TO its pres
cit status as enc Of the three most
successful fairs in California. II
Is financially sound. its bills ar
raid. its management IS efficient
arc thorough. It's grounds ana tX-
hib!t buildings are thc last word
II m0deln.tr. its attractions arc 50
numerous that no visitor can aSSlm-
ilate them in one day
From the day it opens until the
day It closes, the far presents a
panorama view of the county in all
its phases. There is hint OF the
great part irrigation plays in the
life of the community. There is
stress upon the valleys greatest
MISUNDERSTANDING. There is a good
presentation of the outstanding live
stock produced here.
Nor Will the tVcraGe visitor to
the fair ind far crOsS-Scction OF
social. governmental and civic iito
lacking. Many outstanding organ
izaticns arc represented by exhibits
others age present in vanet' OF
ways
The far, in short, offers the Wis
tor - resident o. Outlander - the
chance to look upon imperial c0un-
ty through 4 reversed microscope
H. sees not a part of the entire
scene greatly enlarged, but the whole
scene greatly REDUCED.
That is what TINS edition at
tcnPlS &c 60 lOf us IStueIS' OuCA'
4 project has never before been
undertaken by any newspaper il
Imperial Valley. The scope has
been TOO large. 1t Is still too large
for detailed presentation. So it
is tnat We have attempted in these
pages tc emulate the exposition VIC
are celebrating. We have tried to
hold the editorial microscope TO-
cused on Imperial county with lens
es reversed, so that what you see
is a greatly reduced picture OF the
whole.
Realizing fully The great scope
of the subject we have attempted
we have called this the Inland
Empire Edition. applying a name
that has often been used in describ-
ing Imperial valley The valleys