anaheim-gazette 1930-12-18

Anaheim, Calif., Dec. 18, 1930 Poised for Hop D-1929 Giant of the skies, the DC-X, capable of carrying passengers, on the first leg flight which will terminate in York. Here's The Greatest Savings News in Years The Building-Loan Idea is 100 years old next month in Years The Building-Loan Idea is 100 years old next month North American Building-Loan Association has taken advantage of this 100 years experience and has surrounded its 6% Certificates with every safeguard known to sound building-loan practice. Arrange to transfer your savings to this sound state-wide institution. For 100 years there has been no substitute for a Building-Loan Certificate anywhere. 243 West Center Street, Anaheim Los Angeles San Diego Eureka Ventura San Francisco South San Francisco has been no substitute for a Building-Loan Certificate anywhere. 243 West Center Street, Anaheim Los Angeles San Diego Eureka Ventura San Francisco South San Francisco Christmas Printing For Your Yuletide Message "Over" There’s distinct satisfaction in doing things well. There’s why you’ll enjoy sending well-printed cards and Christmas messages to your friend. The Gazette’s chief joy is in doing its work well. That’s your guarantee of satisfaction. Business men: Now’s the time to have your 1931 calendars printed. We have illustrations for your use. ANAHEIM GAZETTE 108 N. Emily St. Phone 2414 IMPORTANT: Let us Print Beautiful CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS for YOU. Attractive Christmas and New Year illustrations furnished FREELY. Traffic Officer Is No Longer a "Cop" Successful Ones Must Possess Rare Combination of Qualities A TEACHER AND OFFICER California Laws On Speed On Highways The traffic officer in California is a "cop" no longer. The successful traffic officer must possess a rare combination of qualities. He must be patient, even where impatience would seemingly be justified. He must be courteous, even to those who may not be courteous to him. He must be kindly without sacrifice of firmness. He must be both a teacher and an officer, his attitude instructive toward those who desire to be instructed, and his control courtelous but immediate and certain to those who refuse instruction. California's laws permit a driver to travel, under favorable conditions, at a rate of 58 2-3 feet a second. The automobile manufacturers have seen to it that a large portion of the machines on the highway are capable of traveling easily at the rate of 75 or even 90 feet a second. The hand and eye and mind of man can be coordinated by education to a marvelous degree, but a 3,000-pound automobile hurling itself along a highway at a lawful speed of nearly 60 feet a second, or 40 miles an hour, is a force to be reckoned with. Multiply this by the thousands of cars travelling our highways, each operating on its own schedule, coming and going, backing into and crossing traffic, as desire or necessity may dictate, and you have something of the picture of the problem that confronts the men who build and maintain highways and those who seek to control their operation. It may be an idle dream, but I have been hoping that some day we will be able to handle the problem. J. Reuben Clark, just appointed Ambassador to Mexico. Mr. Clark was assistant to Ambassador Morrow, who has been elected Senator from Jersey. New Auto Plates Are Now On Sale Obtainable at Branch State Offices and Auto Clubs In Many Cities Counter deliveries of 1931 license plates started last Monday at all branch offices of the State Division of Motor Vehicles, Frank G. Sneok, chief of the division has announced. Clerks in the main office at Sacramento and in branch offices at Oakland, San Francisco, Fresno, Los Angeles, Long Beach and San Diego are prepared to hand out sets of the black and orange plates in return for the fee of $3 and white certificates required. In addition to the branch offices of the division, plates will be distributed way at a lawful speed of nearly 60 feet a second, or 40 miles an hour, is a force to be reckoned with. Multiply this by the thousands of cars traveling our highways, each operating on its own schedule, coming and going, backing into and crossing traffic, as desire or necessity may dictate, and you have something of the picture of the problem that confronts the men who build and maintain highways and those who seek to control their operation. It may be an idle dream, but I have been hoping that some day we will be able to change both the attitude of some, not all, traffic officers to the motoring public, and the attitude of the motoring public toward traffic officers. It seems to me that the chief functions of a traffic officer should be to expedite the movement of traffic with safety; that arrests should be made only as a last resort to accomplish this; that the "gas station" officer and the one who lurks in a trap to pounce upon the unwary motorist will have to go; that the traffic officer should be a friend of the motorist, aiding him in distress and assisting him in making travel safe and pleasant. Daily Agricultural Program by Radio Beginning each day at 12 p.m. and continuing 10 minutes, talks of interest to farmers, growers and producers will be given during the week beginning December 22, under the auspices of the Agricultural Extension Service, cooperating with Radio Station KFI, as follows: December 22 — "Pickling Green Olives." A Bulletin by W. C. Cruess, M. B. Rounds, Farm Advisor, Los Angeles County. December 23—"Truck Crop Question Box" F. H. Ernest, Assistant Farm Advisor, Los Angeles County. December 24—"Lemon Growing in Ventura County." A. H. Call., Agricultural Commissioner, Ventura County. December 26—"Forestry in Southern California." Woodbridge Metcalf, Extension Specialist in Forestry, University of California. Farm Specialist On Orange County Visit With a view to improve farming methods in Turkey and other areas of Asia Minor, the International College of Smyrna sent Ralph H. Allee to study California conditions. Orange County is included in his itinerary. This week he is spending some time with Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg, studying fertilizer and irrigation practices in local orchards. Mr. Allee will conduct an agricultural extension organization in connection with the International College at Smyrna and will incorporate suggestions and certain details of the Cali- Counter deliveries of 1931 license plates started last Monday at all branch offices of the State Division of Motor Vehicles, Frank G. Snook, chief of the division has announced. Clerks in the main office at Sacramento and in branch offices at Oakland, San Francisco, Fresno, Los Angeles, Long Beach and San Diego are prepared to hand out sets of the black and orange plates in return for the fee of $3 and white certificates required. In addition to the branch offices of the division, plates will be distributed in more than fifty branch offices of automobile clubs located at points throughout the state. Although not required by law to do so until after the first of the year, motorists may display the new plates is soon as they receive them, it was announced. While thousands will use this method or securing plates, Snook points out that it is tar simpler and easier to avoid a special trip to a branch office and a possible wait of several minutes by sending the application direct by mail to Sacramento. All that is required under this method is the fee, remitted by money order, sank draft or certified check, and the certificate of registration. The applicant should be sure to write in his new address on the certificate if he has moved during the year. If he has completed the payments on his car during one year, he should send an extra dollar for the transfer fee. The fee for all measure vehicles and commercial vehicles under 3,000 pounds is $3. Commercial vehicles weighing above 3,000 pounds, unladen, pay the $3 fee and an additional fee based on the weight. The motorist may choose for himself the method he employs to get lates but he should not delay making an application in any event. Snook said, as a penalty of 100 percent will be required from those who tail to apply at time. Christian Science Lesson-Sermon The question "Is the Universe including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" constitutes the subject of the Lesson-Sermon, Sunday, in all branches of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. To answer the question, the Lesson-Sermon cites various Bible texts and correlative passages from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy. Among the Scripture selections are these expletulations of Isaiah: "Produce your cause, saith the Lord; bring forth your strong reasons, saith the King of Jacob... Shew the things that are to come hereafter, that we may know that ye are gods: yea, do good, or do call that we may be dismayed, and behold it together. Behold..." With a view to improve farming methods in Turkey and other areas of Asia Minor, the International College of Smyrna sent Ralph H. Allee to study California conditions. Orange County is included in his itinerary. This week he is spending some time with Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg, studying fertilizer and irrigation practices in local orchards. Mr. Allee will conduct an agricultural extension organization in connection with the International College at Smyrna and will incorporate suggestions and certain details of the California system that appear workable in the Far East. The Turkish representative was particularly interested in the observations made by Farm Advisor Wahlberg in his recent trip through Southern Russia and Asia Minor and other regions of the Black Sea, where agricultural conditions are very similar to those of Turkey, which is next door. The soils of the Asia Minor region are very similar to those of California, according to the farm advisor. They are deficient in organic matter and nitrogen. The big problem there, he says, in connection with building up the soil, is the general lack of sufficient tunes by the farmer to buy fertilizer materials. Cover-cropping and rotation must be adopted. Christmas Service at Episcopal Church In keeping with the custom of the Episcopal Church there will be a mid-autumn celebration of the Christmas Eucharist at St. Michael's Church. The service will begin at 11:30 p.m., Christmas Eve, with the singing of the ancient carols. Gounod's setting for the Christmas Eucharist will follow at which the Rev. D. Howard Dow will be the celebrant. The enoir, under the direction of Miss Freda Lumsdon, will sing the enservice. Mr. John Mason Henry is organist. As an offertory solo, Miss Mason will sing Dudley Buck's beautifully song, "The Virgins Lullaby." The children of St. Michael's Church will have their carol service on Christmas Eve, Wednesday, at 7 o'clock, followed by a party in the Parish house. To answer the question, the Lesson-Sarmon cites various Bible texts and correlative passages from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy. Among the Scripture selections are these expositions of Isaiah: "Produce your cause, saith the Lord; bring forth your strong reasons, saith the King of Jacob ... Shew the things that are to come hereafter, that we may know that ye are gods; yea, do good, or do evil, that we may be dismayed, and behold it together. Behold, ye are of nothing, and your work of ought; an abomination is, he that chooseth you." Another selection presents Isabella counter-statement: "But now thus saith the Lord that created thee, O Jacob, and he that formed thee, O Israel, fear not; for I have redeemed thee, I have called thy by thy name; thou art mine." A passage from Science and Health states: "The true theory of the universe, including man, is not in material history but in spiritual development." When a Chicago woman trumpeted her partner's love and her partner happened to be her husband, she broke a glass dish over her head. We'll see glass is rather jasmine any how. Crimsons vs. Cougars Is New Year's Game When the Alabama Crimson Tide and Washington State Cougars line up in the Pasadena Rose Bowl New Year's day they will represent two of the three major undefeated and united football teams of the nation. Each has won nine straight games in capturing the championship of the Southern conference and Pacific Coast. Only Notre Dame ranks above the New Year's day rivals in the Dickinson national rating. The Cougars come second with Alabama a fraction of a point behind for third place. Each team boasts three men who have won national recognition. Alabama has Slington, tackle; Suther and praise of a host of critics and coaches. Chin, tackles, who have received the Washington State Has Hein, center, Edwards, tackle, and Captain Schwartz, fullback, all of whom have been prominently mentioned on all-American picks. Open Sat. Night Until 9 P.M. 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