anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-12

Wars, Revolutions Nothing New To Paraguay People By CHARLES M. MCCANN The new revolution in Paraguay is only one of a number. Paraguay seldom gets into the headlines except when it has either a revolution or a war. Then, sometimes, the headlines are big. The little country's national motto might well be "Go for Broke." Its politics are rugged. Paraguay has had six different presidents in the last six years. It has had 19 presidents in the last 34 years and 34 in the last 55 years, including some who went out of office but returned later. Paraguay's wars are rugged too. It can only get into a war against great odds. It is one of two South American countries which has no ocean boundary. It is surrounded by Argentina, Bolivia and Brazil, all for larger. But when the time comes to fight, Paraguayans do not ask the odds. They go all out. The blood of the Spanish conquistadores and the Guaraní Indians flows in their veins and it is fighting blood. In 1864 Brazil intervened in a Paraguayan civil war. The civil war became a Praguayan-Brazilian war Argentina and Uruguay entered on the Brazilian side. At that time Paraguay's population was about 1,337,000. The able-bodied men went into the fighting first. After every able bodied man had gone in, the women and boys went in. When the war ended in 1870, whole battalions of women and of boys 12 to 15 years old were fighting. The country's population was estimated at about 250,000. Only about 10,000 were men. Even now... war Argentina and Uruguay entered on the Brazilian side. At that time Paraguay's population was about 1,337,000. The able-bodied men went into the fighting first. After every able bodied man had gone in, the women and boys went in. When the war ended in 1870, whole battalions of women and of boys 12 to 15 years old were fighting. The country's population was estimated at about 250,000. Only about 11,500 were then. Even now, the population has risen only to 1,425,000. No country big or small in modern times has fought like that. The war came in 1932. Part of the United States territory was in dispute between Paraguay and Bolivia. Inside groups of youngers of the United States and been fighting against several others before the real fighting started. Paraguay was soon exhausted economically and financially. This made no difference. It fought on. It held its part of the Chaco. A truce was arranged in 1935 Under en arbitration award of 1938 Paraguay received about three-fourths of the disputed territory. Bolivia was given free transit through certain zones. State Farm Workers Increase Recently MARIPOSA' (UP) — The number of workers on California farms rose sharply in past weeks to 426,500 the start of this month. Edward F. Hayes, farm placement chief, told a Board of Agriculture meeting here today. Hayes said the figure was five per cent higher than a year ago and was composed of only 22,500 Mexican nationals compared to 23,500 a year ago. A rising demand for cotton choppers, Southern California citrus and vegetable workers, Sacramento sugar beet thinners and pea pickers, and Central Cost strawberry pickers, is noted. Hayes said. Most Fruit Crops Up Over Last Year Report SACRAMENTO (UP) — Ten California fruit and nut crops will be larger this year and four others will be smaller, the first fruit and nut forecast of 1954 showed today. Clifford A. Ranney President and General Manager, Excelsior Creamery Company D. Glenn Tidball Secretary and Treasurer, Excelsior Creamery Company Walter D. Rann Manager, Excelsior Here is why Orange County is proud of Excell During its 38 years, Excelsior products have won 1 1952, Excelsior herds won over 100 blue ribbons, production records, and 9 out of a possible 14 cows that produce Excelsior milk for YOU. Most Fruit Crops Up Over Last Year Report SACRAMENTO (UP) — Ten California fruit and nut crops will be larger this year and four others will be smaller, the first fruit and nut forecast of 1954 showed today. The forecast by the state Department of Agriculture, showed increases in apples, almonds, walnuts, wine and table grapes, cling and freestone peaches, pears and prunes. Smaller crops were forecast for apricots, cherries, plums and raisin grapes. The crop, the percentage of full crop forecast for this year, and the percentage at which the crop finished last year, were: Apples: 82 per cent; 65 per cent; almonds 63 and 56 per cent; walnuts 79 and 60 per cent; apricots 54 and 73 per cent; cherries 52 and 66 per cent; plums 65 and 76 per cent; wine grapes 81 and 69 per cent; raisin grapes 73 and 76 per cent; table grapes 78 and 65 per cent. Cling peaches 90 and 82 per cent; freestone peaches 88 and 77 per cent; Bartletts 88 and 60 per cent; other pears 85 and 75 per cent; prunes 80 and 65 per cent. Enna Jetticks Foot Flairs scbilling's SHOES 11th W. Center St. SHAVERS Schick - Sunbeam - Remington Shearing Heads - Repalra Scissors Ground Car Shaves - Shavez Free Demonstrations Liberal trade-in allowance on old shaver ANAHEIM BARBER SHOP 111 So. Los Angeles St. 38 years of s and still goin Excelsior MILK Excelsior Creamery Company Back in 1915, when freeways and plants were unknown and unthought, a creamery in Orange County... As did many other Southern California a fine city. And like a lot of other m Ranney carried on through good time and his community, prospered and g Creamery was among Orange County Today, as it has for over 38 years, Ex continuing to serve Orange County And therein lies part of the reason f As you have read in the local papers... or per The Excelsior Ranch Company at Garden Grove residential area. The dynamic growth of this are years... orchards, groves, pastures — all these desires of countless families to own homes in Southern California. Growth and progress bring change, and neither you nor we would have it otherwise. County is proud of Excelsior's fine creamery products: Excelsior products have won 119 gold medals. During 1951 and over 100 blue ribbons. Excelsior cows have set 4 national 19 out of a possible 14 California records! These are the Excelsior milk for YOU. A PASTEURIZED MILK HOMOGENIZED MILK NAL FORTIFIED MILK (K (for high protein) CREAM (it whips!) WHIPPING CREAM (delicious for salads) CHOCOLATE DRINK GREEN FLAKE BUTTERMILK TO WHIP • REDDI WHIP COTTAGE CHEESE • YOGURT CHEESE SPREADS EXCELSIOR CREAMERY COMPANY LTD. LONGEADE • LEMONADE (fresh daily) 926 EAST FIRST STREET, SANTA ANA TELEPHONE KIMBERLEY 2-3531 ZENITH 2076 (toll free) SUNKIST ORANGE JUICE EGGS • MARGARINE ROSCO • BUTTER s of service — I going strong .... Excelsior CREAMERY COMPANY LTD. when freeways and supermarkets and jet aircraft and unthought of, Mr. W. D. Ranney, Senior, started the County . . . in a little town called Santa Ana. Southern California towns, Santa Ana grew into a lot of other modest American businessmen, Mr. though good times and bad, served his townspeople posspered and grew . . . until one day his Excelsior Orange County's more important enterprises. Over 38 years, Excelsior Creamery Company is Orange County with fine dairy products. Of the reason for this message to you. All papers . . . or perhaps heard from your friends and neighbors, at Garden Grove will soon be subdivided and developed into a growth of this area has brought many such changes in recent pastures — all these have given way before the great and growing own Growth and neither wise. And what of Excelsior Creamery? Well, here's the good news about the products and the company that are "Orange County's Own": 1. There has been NO CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP OR MANAGEMENT of Excelsior Creamery Company—nor in the local sources of Excelsior's prize-winning fresh milk. And what of Excelsior Creamery? Well, here's the good news about the products and the company that are "Orange County's Own": 1. There has been NO CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP OR MANAGEMENT of Excelsior Creamery Company—nor in the local sources of Excelsior's prize-winning fresh milk. 2. To continue to produce milk from Excelsior's famous Honor List Herd, a new company has been formed by Clifford A. Ranney and W. D. Ranney, Jr., sons of the firm's founder, and D. G. Tidball, long-time secretary-treasurer of Excelsior Creamery Co. 3. The new company will be known as Excelsior Farms, and will continue to produce milk from cows previously owned by Excelsior Ranch. 4. Excelsior Farms' artificial breeding program will continue to service more than 150 dairy herds in Southern California from Excelsior's registered breeding herd. 5. Excelsior Farms also will operate Excelsior's extensive cattle range in the High Sierras near Bishop. This is Excelsior's pledge to you: To continue to serve you with fresh, pure, delicious, and healthful products as in the past.