El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 26

EL PASO HERALD-POST Tuesday February 11 1975- 35-Cent Depression Meals Recalled New TV Warning System Is Devised Section Page Twelve PISA Sets Film Showing mentally The more quickly piHiple are taken off the dole the better it is for them the rest of their It appears that he had more know-how than those in authority today There are many able-bodied persons receiving food stamps and welfare who do not work Worthwhile things could be accomplished now as they were when FDR was President I believe if able-bodied persons were gainfully employed at minimum wages they would be happier than they are WrayBitticka PARTY TIME Bos Lagos CIU ME IK-2131 Am for 151 these four million people (employed two million are on what we might just as well call frankly a dole Jobs were created for four million more persons In the next 100 days CWA workers were engaged in 1 80000 projects improving or building 500000 miles of roads 40000 schools 1000 airiiorU They developed parks cleared waterways fought insects and pests dug swimming pools and sewers Many things were ac- rompUshcd in El Paso under the Works Progress Administration (WPA) Widening of Scenic drive for instance Laborers artists and musicians accomplished fine things Ann at one time Franklin Roosevelt said: any man or woman goes on a dole something happens to him evening they would give food to the needy Long lines would form in the alley next to the kitchen to get the handouts tskUm Cmoll President Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Hopkins decided that it was necessary to employ millions in dignified useful Jobs before winter This had to be in the main construction jobs that could be planned and started quickly road building road repair park landscaping improvement of public buildings CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) work was not restricted to forests It had to employ skilled as well as unskilled On Nov 8 1933 the President established the Civil Works Administration (CWA) His executive ordered stated: FUN FOOD i FROM MARDI GRAS LAND haveTbam conven- thousand shrhnp cocktails- shrimp By ANN CARROLL DEAR ANN CARROLL: A few more stories about the depression of the 1930s: Grown children moved in with parents and vice versa Subsidized housing was almost non-existent Here were no food stamps welfare or medicaid Pounds Drug Store was across the street from the Public Library The drug store had a restaurant and lunch counter You could get a meal for 35 cents This included a meat course vegetables and dessert If you ordered this meal you took what was served The only choice was the drink Mrs Pounds was an excellent cook The cook under her supervision prepared good meals Restaurant was on San Antonio Street Everybody liked the Boltons In the lust remove the Odious ient lortn read happy ayf women who hang around the saloon So I think you should watch this But it may produce another chat: yells a parent show got one of them warnings on it Damn that means it got some pretty saucy stuff in it Bring in the kids and give get a dose of For him the label is an movie THUS IN one swoop we have a rather foolish rating system So why not try another plan the UPI early warning system of TV content and is based on the red yellow and green lights of a traffic signal The UPI plan allows the network to flash a small dot in the corner of the screen before the show starts A red flash means danger Yellow means caution And green means everybody can watch even sleeping dogs Since every show is not completely dangerous or cautious or safe a network executive presumably the censor could sit in a control room and press a seven second delay button before a sex or murder or boredom was committed Once the light is flashed parents and-or children could dash into or out of the room depending on their proclivities The final phase of this one-two-three system is canned laughter for a joke or canned music such as 18 gypsies playing violins for NEW YORK (UPI) following program deals with mature subject matter Parental discretion and guidance are1 advised" This warning and its variations are now appearing on the commercial networks moments before a program is aired The warnings also are being plastered on newspaper advertisements and on TV promos for the show NOW THE key word in these warnings is But what in the world is mature" Is In The Family" a mature show? Is the Man" mature? Is President news conference on the economy mature? If we accept the label that some shows are then logic leads us to the conclusion that all other shows are THUS THE network warning system smacks of a public relations con job The big reason why we have the labels is because government has pressured the networks to minimize violence and sex on the air We have the warning and politicians think it will create millions of parental chats in the living rooms of America To wit: a father says moments before Baltimore" is aired here show is for mature folks about prostitutes You know them painted Lii -Bv CLAY ARIES MAH 21 AM 19 5-78-85-88 Your Doily According to To develop messoge read words corresponding PHOTO EXHIBIT UT El Paso Journalism student William Scott takes notes on one of the photographs by George Lavenson in the exhibit of prints shown this month at the Centennial Museum on campus The exhibit also features the work of photographers Charles Bilby Dewitte Cage Skip Duff David Dyer Charles inion and Bruce Goward It is open to the public from 10 am to 5 pm Mondays through Fridays 1 to 5 pm Saturdays and Sundays $149910 Request Made By Police A request for first-year funding of $149910 will be placed before the Regional Criminal Justice Advisory Committee of the West Texas Council of Governments (WTCOG) at its Friday 9:30 am meeting at 1200 North Mesa street The request is from the El Paso Police Department and includes $90000 in funds from the Texas Criminal Justice Council and an in-take match of $59910 from the City The grant is for a Crime Prevention Unit to specialize in educating the public BMP For Free: Reci peBookleUwrite POLLAN- LIBRA SEPT ocf 42-43-51-644' 72-73-74 Activity Guido tho Stan for Wednesday to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign 31 Wo 32 With 33 On 34 Think 35 Good 36 Business 37 News 38 Gives 39 Charm 40 Than 41 Short 42 Today's A3 Aspects 44 At 45 Other 46 Present 47 rip 48 Guy 49 Or 50 Money 51 Affect 52 Fine 53 Matters 54 For 55 Turn 56 Than 57 Hunches 58 And 59 Employment 60 Carry 1 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Festival will be part of the program hosted by the El Paso High School Parcnt-Teacher-Student Assn in the school auditorium at 3:30 pm Thursday MRS GUERRERO and all the past presidents of both will be honored guests Chairman for the founders day program is Mrs George Veytia assisted by Mrs Manuel Chavez and Mrs George Look Presiding will be Mrs Gonzalo Rangel president of the El Paso High PTSA AU friends and former classmates of MrsGuerrero are invited Mrs Sergio Guerrero the former Rosa Ramirez is a 1953 graduate of El Paso High who has taught at Austin High and was formerly associated with the Intercultural Program in the El Paso Independent School System Mrs Guerrero has been awarded a Texas Life Membership in the PTA and was also honored in the 1969 Austin annual The Round-Up She is now conducting workshops all over Texas teaching Mexican folklore dances Mrs husband Sergio coaches at Coronado High School: and they reside at 3815 Savannah with their three children Sergio Jr Ana and Roland Underinsured Homeowners Get Warning AUSTIN (UPI) A study of current increased costs in home construction shows many homeowners may be underinsured an insurance spokesman says The cost of housing construction has jumped about 70 per cent since 1967 making a home valued at $20000 in 1967 worth $34000 today says Darby Hammond President of Southwestern Insurance Information Service WHO have not increased their insurance even in the past year are un-derinsured and would face drastic losses if an accident he says The insurance industry Hammond says proposed homeowners increase the amount of insurance to the value of prices and raise the amount of deductible in their policies Insurance companies must spend the same amount of money investigating cases to pay small claims as they do large ones Hammond said The homeowner can save money if the deductible is raised on policies so the home-owner pays for small losses and insurance companies pay for large ones Company expenses are cut down if 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