ttKsoi how” eoBsiia ■ON THE FARM, TOO• * m L +'1 .V. a. - / t .SAYS REDDY KILOWATT,Your'Electrical Servant: = - •-•: ^ ' r ■ ^ ' L - , .i •, j • _ ■ - • i _ .« * _ • •' ■ , - ■ V* •* , . - - n ' i 1 • T ' . _ ■ , ■ , _t,. They’ye given you fanners' a whale of an ordarr^r-raismg'inorc food with less help. ' •■'x* ; ii -m - ' i m r': ~ / : * *'■ • *V r ' - «’•■' L uhderitena your .problem. We, are in-the same Boat We can’t get new--eqinpirient§ either*: exeep £. e me Emergencies, and our? trained*help„is going into the _serrice^ ^: i You fanners didja swell-job last year in njeet*'the food deniahds of Unde Sam.- Weather m~ ^ * J - ■ ■ *■ mm m *penmthng, ’ y6\x probahTy, w: 11 do it again? in 1943* AhdS^u^ll WoiiderAow it w.as possible!' - ' ' -4 \ r-\T. ^ - _• “ ■ Vr'The American famer^always ’comes throughin a pinch.He know-how to manage in emer* . . geneies because hoi is a business man j by nature. It’s the same way with privately busiriess-mari* aged electric eompames,* * t J ■ • i' Early in the war there were a lot of calamity howlers who said there was going to be a power shortage. They just didn’t know the electric business. They didn’t know that the privately business-managed . companies which - supply - Severn eighths of the nation’s power know how to overcome-problems—how to get things..done*; It is their ‘’know how'1 that has met all the power demands to date.-• i • ■ » *After all, the business men who run privately owned companies have got to be specialists—like you fanners! ■REDDY KILOWATT.In€HM* MODY kliiOWATT... » -•»•IOWA PUBLIC SERVICE CO.