anaheim-gazette 1929-03-21

Waynick Gives Data On Measurements Anaheim Expert Makes Public Pertinent Facts In response to the interest among growers with reference to the possible relation of fruit measurement data to the picking schedule for valencia oranges, Dr. D. D. Waynick, soil and fertilizer expert of Anaheim, has outlined the conclusions which he has made with the information available to date. 1. We are dealing with a different type of growth for outside and inside fruits insofar as the time relation is concerned. I believe that outside and inside fruits should always be classified differently in picking. As an average on all soil types, outside fruits have not grown after May 1, while inside fruits have shown an average increase of .08 over a four year period. 2. Soil type is a very important factor in relation to the time of growth. 3. Outside fruits on sandy soil types (wilting points 3-8 per cent) have not increased in size after May 1 and have shown an actual decrease after July 1. Inside fruits in this classification have not shown this decrease. 4. Outside fruits on intermediate soil types (wilting points 8-12 per cent) have shown an average increase of .06 after July 1. On the average the increase in size in this soil type is equal to the decrease in sizes in the sandy soil types. 5. We have no evidence of either an increase or decrease in size of outside fruits on clay or adobe soil types (wilting points 12-18 per cent) after May 1. Inside fruits continue to grow at the average rate. 6. Average increases in diameter of fruits, for the last four years, has been .12" from March 1 to July 1 for outside and .20" for inside fruits. July 1 is used as an average of the picking season for valencia oranges. 7. I believe that we will find that average valencia sizes in the northern Orange County Exchange will represent the exchange average closely over a period of years. This average will probably be within the limits of error. Cities, counties and states lose their boundaries so far as educational restrictions are concerned, with the establishment of the radio correspondence division, KEJK, of the University of Southern California, which began broadcasting college lectures this week. Introducing academic atmosphere into every home with a radio, the Trojan Air College supplements the lessons-by-mall service of S. C., and offers mors now are current that either Baumgartner or Stephenson may return as manager of the Register under the Copley banner. The Copley syndicate, which established itself in Southern California less than two years ago, now owns a number of papers in this part of the state. Copley, former Illinois congressman and public utility operator, sold his power interests there to the Insull interests of Chicago. In Southern California he allied himself with F. W. Kellogg, whose chain of newspapers near Los Angeles provided the nucleus for the present Copley chain. Kellogg: a few years ago attempted unsuccessfully to extend his chain of papers in correspondentunity to through conference tions. Radiotor psychology journalism aviation institutional date, mode 6. Average increases in diameter of fruits, for the last four years, has been 12" from March 1 to July 1 for outside and 20" for inside fruits. July 1 is used as an average of the picking season for valencia oranges. 7. I believe that we will find that average valencia sizes in the northern Orange County Exchange will represent the exchange average closely over a period of years. This average will probably be within the limits of error we will find in predicting sizes four months before picking begins. Santa Ana Register Sold to Syndicate Announcement of the sale of the Santa Ana Register by J. Frank Burke, its proprietor, to the Ira Copley Syndicate, although not yet formally made, is expected within a few days. Through a San Francisco advertising agency connected with the affair, definite news that the sale of the newspaper has been made was received. Burke purchased the paper a year and a half ago from J. P. Baumgartner, T. E. Stephenson and associates. Trojan Band Concerts To Be Broadcast When the University of Southern California band and glee club leave the Trojan campus Friday, March 22, for their annual spring concert tour of California, thousands of music lovers who will be unable to hear them personally at their numerous concerts, will have the opportunity to listen in on them over radio, as arrangements have been made by Director Harold Whatever your Job printing needs may them and turn out a job that will be a PRINT Whatever your Job printing needs may them and turn out a job that will be a importance of good printing cann It increases the value of your tenfold. We can take care small jobs at very low turned out promptly—Come in and consult u printing problems. cheerfully furni Anaheim Best Way to Gain an Education M.S.C Professors Broadcast daily lessons over KEJK States lose their educational reward, with the essolo correspondence of the University which began lectures this atmosphere inradio, the Trojan lists the lessonaC., and offers correspondence courses plus opportunity to contact the personality and ability of the university professor through radio lectures, a once-a-term conference, and supervised examinations. Radiotorials cover political science, psychology, chemistry, Hebrew history, journalism, business law, commercial aviation, literature, foreign trade, constitutional history, economics, real estate, modern drama, public education that either person may reRegister under which establish California less owns a nummart of the state. This congressman operator, sold his to the Insull inSouthern Calliself with F.W. of newspapers added the nucleus chain. Kellog: apted unsuccessful in of papers in William Roberts to have six of their programs sent out over the air. The combined Trojan band and men's glee club of eighty selected musicians will play fifteen concerts in all. The opening concert will be played Friday evening at Ventura. The first broadcast will be given Saturday night, March 23, from 10 to 12 o'clock over station KGO, Oakland. Sunday, March 24, music lovers throughout the nation will have the opportunity of hearing the combined group at 2:45 p.m. over the National Broadcasting system. In a program originating in the San Francisco offices. On March 25, at 10 p.m., the Southern California musical group will broad in the United States, and modern methods of teaching. Short story writing need no longer be done in a stuffy garret with cobweb corners, but can now be learned while residing in a mountain cabin, resort cottage, or beach bungalow, with Professor Lynn Clark of the department of English of the University of South-eastern California broadcasting the course of instruction over KEJK on Wednesday mornings at 11 o'clock. Richfield Building Tanks at Portland As the result of greatly increasing fuel oil and gasoline sales in the Pacific Northwest, the Richfield Oil company of California, as part of its expansion program, has started the construction of 200,000 barrels of steel storage on a nine-acre water front terminal acquired sometime ago in Portland, with the expectation that this bulk storage will be considerably increased within the next six months. Among contracts recently closed by Richfield are ones for long terms for fuel oil with the Hawley Pulp and The combined Trojan band and their glee club of eighty selected musicians will play fifteen concerts in all. The opening concert will be played Friday evening at Ventura. The first broadcast will be given Saturday night, March 23, from 10 to 12 o'clock over station KGO, Oakland. Sunday, March 24, music lovers throughout the nation will have the opportunity of hearing the combined group at 2:45 p.m. over the National Broadcasting system. In a program originating in the San Francisco offices. On March 25, at 10 p.m., the Southern California musical group will broadcast for two hours over KPO. On the following evening, the band and glee club will furnish music from 10 to 12 p.m. for the Hotel Mark Hopkins, which will be sent over the air by station KFRC. On March 29, two programs will be broadcast from station KMT at Fresno. A noon luncheon program for the Fresno Shrine Club will go on the air and another two-hour concert from 10 until 12 p.m. will be broadcast on that date. The band and glee club will arrive back on the Trojan campus on March 30th. One of our sardonic bachelor friends says that marriage is one merger in which few people ever make any money. As the result of greatly increasing fuel oil and gasoline sales in the Pacific Northwest, the Richfield Oil company of California, as part of its expansion program, has started the construction of 200,000 barrels of steel storage on a nine-acre water front terminal acquired sometime ago in Portland, with the expectation that this bulk storage will be considerably increased within the next six months. Among contracts recently closed by Richfield are ones for long terms for fuel oil with the Hawley Pulp and Paper company and the Clark-Wilson Lumber company, both with headquarters at Portland, but with a large number of mills in Oregon and Washington. 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