anaheim-gazette 1932-11-17

What Factors Contribute to Happiness Or Distress of Humanity? Question to Be Answered In World Affairs Conclave Institute to be Held at Riverside in December Will Study Problems Confronting Civilization; Japanese Educator to Discuss "Japan's Place In Family of Nations" What influences and factors determine and dominate the everyday life of peoples of the earth? What trends, movements, and events are so significant that contribute to the happiness or to the distress of all humanity? This challenge is to be taken up by delegates to the 10th annual Institute of World Affairs which is to meet December 11-16 at Riverside, California, with Dr. R. B. von KleinSmid, president of the University of Southern California, as Chancellor. The Orient One of the principal speakers at the one-week conclave will be Dr. Inazo Nitobe of Tokyo, who will discuss "Japan's Place in the Family of Nations." Statesman, author, and educator, Dr. Nitobe is a member of the Japanese House of Peers, professor of history at the University of Tokyo, and author of "An Interpretation of Japan," a recent volume which deals with the politics, government, and social life of the Japanese people. He was president of the third conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations which met at Kyoto, Japan, in 1929. Having served as under secretary of the league and as a member of various committees, Dr. Nitobe has been active in the work of the League of Nations. Science Science, of universal source and application, ever searching for fundamental truth and seeking to serve mankind, has a prominent place in the Institute program. "Science in International Relations" is the subject of a session to be headed by acting President Robert E. Swain of Stanford university as a highlight of the December conference. His service and achievements in the fields of chemistry and government as well as in the field of higher education assure a notable contribution to a forceful program. Economies Angeles is to describe "Russia's Aims in Asia and the Pacific." Europe Dr. Emory S. Bogardus, chairman of the department of sociology at the University of Southern California, who spent last year in Europe studying political and social conditions, is to direct a conference dealing with "Fascism as a Social Movement." Dr. Christine Galitzi of Bulgaria; at present teaching at Scripps College, is to speak on "The Third Balkan Conference in Bucharest," and Dr. George M. Stratton of Stanford University will reveal the reactions of "A Psychologist in the East." Director, Delegates, and Board Dr. Charles E. Martin, professor of political science at the University of Washington, is to serve as director of the 1932 session. A specialist in international law, Dr. Martin is author of "Policy of the United States as Regards Intervention," "Representative Modern Constitutions," "American Government and Citizenship," and "Politics and Peace." He also edited "The Pacific Era." Delegates to the December Institute have already been appointed by the University of Hawaii, University of New Mexico, University of Texas, Redlands University, Pomona college, Pacific School of Religion, Whittier College, and Mills college, in addition to those institutions represented by the participles. Science, of universal source and application, ever searching for fundamental truth and seeking to serve mankind, has a prominent place in the Institute program. "Science in International Relations" is the subject of a session to be headed by acting President Robert E. Swain of Stanford university as a highlight of the December conference. His service and achievements in the fields of chemistry and government as well as in the field of higher education assure a notable contribution to a forceful program. Economics Considering economic influences as probably the most important factor effecting present and future conditions both national and international, Dr. von KleinSimid has also arranged for the presentation of various phases of this field at the 1932 Institute. Dr. Rockwell D. Hunt, dean of the graduate school of U. S. C., will discuss "Rival Economic Systems; Capitalism, Communism, and Socialism" emphasizing the interpretation of world welfare in economic terms. "World Economic Planning" will be studied by institute members under the direction of Dean Henry F. Grady of the University of California at Berkeley, and Prince Lobanov-Rostovsky of the University of California at Los Angeles. Delegates to the December Institute have already been appointed by the University of Hawaii, University of New Mexico, University of Texas, Redlands University, Pomona college, Pacific School of Religion, Whittier College, and Mills college, in addition to those institutions represented by the participants listed above. Members of the advisory board of the Institute of World Affairs include representatives of the University of Arizona, the University of British Columbia, California Institute of Technology, University of Oregon, Institute of International Education (New York), Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Learning, Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, and the Pan-American Union, D. C. Frank G: Menke in hunting around for unusual sports records learned that Tom Greenhill, of Australia, back in 1928, punched a bag for 72 hours, ten minutes. 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Schedule Meeting for 4-H Training New 4-H clothing club leaders who are to have charge of first phase work will be afforded an opportunity to re- New Damping-Off Plan Developed Formaldehyde dust has been tried on tomato and many other vegetable seedlings, and on practically all flower seedlings, with excellent results in the control of damping-off diseases, according to information received by the farm advisor's office from the Ohio experiment station where the work was carried out. Formaldehyde dust may be prepared by mixing 15 pounds of commercial 40 percent formalin with 85 pounds of a carrier such as charcoal and kaolin, or other infusorial earths. It is stated that when the precaution of watering immediately after sowing is observed, that practically no injury results to any type of plants. The procedure recommended is to thoroughly mix the formaldehyde dust with the soil at the rate of one and a half ounce per square foot of seedbed 2½ or 3 inches deep; sow the seed immediately, and water the soil thoroughly. State Studying History of Bass In an effort to compile a comprehensive history of the striped bass, the state fish and game commission has started a program of tagging that is designed to furnish full information as to the migratory range of these fish, how fast they grow, where they may be found at various seasons, and how they thrive in salt, fresh or brackish waters. Enlisting the support of several anglers associations, who gladly offered their services, work was started this week putting tags on the first 250 of 10,000 that will be thus marked before the experimental work is completed. White and red celluloid discs, one-half inch in diameter, have been provided those who will carry on the work under the supervision of the Division of Fish and Game. The white tag contains a serial number, with the department's initials. The red tag contains information as to what the fisherman, catching M. O. D. Members Miss Knutzen’s Call Members of the M. O. D. committee meet every other week after attending season, were guests of Miss Knutzen of 316 West South Thursday. Autumnal decorations attractively arranged. Those the informal games and social events at Mesdames Ruby Raymaker Partch, Juanita Robinson, Rae Nellie McClelland, Eva Towle Owen and Miss Majorie Forsythe Weekly Agriculture Program Is Announced The schedule of daily rains given on agricultural and aquatic objects, under the auspices of cultural extension service and announced by Farm Advisor Wahlberg for the week of November 21. The talks are at 12 o'clock noon each day. November 21, "Prevention Rot in Citrus Orchards," A. O. assistant farm advisor, Los County. November 22, "The Market in San Bernardino," Hesler, farm advisor, San Bernardino. November 23, "The Livestock Show to Agri-A.J. McNaughton, manager, Liles County Union stockyards." December 25, "Bird Damage to Agri-Crops," A. H. Call, agriculture missioner, Ventura county. November 26, "Irrigation of Orchards by Furrows," W. H. Williams, URGES COUNTY BACK WATER PROJECT (Continued from Page X) more men, and prevent the unwashed waste of flood water into the creek. "FIRST: In a proper stipulation will agree that the rights of this action to divert additional flood from the Santa Ana River for construction purposes shall not be taken after the date of the signing agreement with your board, but remain as of that date, we need rights." Schedule Meeting for 4-H Training New 4-H clothing club leaders who are to have charge of first phase work will be afforded an opportunity to receive instruction on this phase under Miss Zilla Mills, home demonstration agent at large from the agricultural extension service at Berkeley on Friday, November 18, at the Tustin 4-club room, beginning at 9:30 a.m. Color harmony will also be presented to the experienced clothing club leaders, starting at 1:30 p.m. All club leaders and women desiring to start 4-H club work are invited to attend, according to Eric E. Eastman, assistant farm advisor. Rube Waddell, eccentric southpaw of the Philadelphia Athletics a few years ago, once refused to sign a contract until a paragraph was inserted in the document that his room-mate was not to eat animal crackers in bed. Enlisting the support of several anglers associations, who gladly offered their services, work was started this week putting tags on the first 250 of 10,000 that will be thus marked before the experimental work is completed. White and red celluloid discs, one-half inch in diameter, have been provided those who will carry on the work under the supervision of the Division of Fish and Game. The white tag contains a serial number, with the department's initials. The red tag contains information as to what the fisherman, catching a fish so tagged, should do about forwarding the tags to the San Francisco office of the Division of Fish and Game. A record is established of each fish tagged, where, the date, length, and the name of the person catching and tagging the bass. Conductress Group Planning Big Party The county conductress association Order of Easter Star, will hold a Christmas party December 12 at the home of Mrs. Hazel Bishop, Laguna Beach, according to a decision reached at a meeting in Santa Ana Monday, which Mrs. Yuarda Akerman attended. Husbands of members will be special guests at the Christmas meeting. Fisher's Service Station Opens Corner North Lemon & Chartres Sts FEATURING ASSOCIATED, RIO GRANDE, STANDARD AND SHELL GASOLINES. VEEDOL MOTOR OILS. GOODRICH TIRE QUICK COURTEOUS SERVICE Be SURE To COME IN Tomorrow FREE GASOLINE Free Ballons For The Kiddies 6 Visible Pump You Can See the Gasoline Go Into Your T FREE GASOLINE Free Ballons For The Kiddies Accompanied by Adults Flowers For The Ladies We Serve The Women Folks As They Wish To Be Served Cigars for the Men We Want To See All Our Friends Tomorrow 6 Visible Pump You Can See the Gasoline Go Into Your T 6 Brands Of Gasoline CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE WITH A 6 Gallon Purchase (ANY BRAND) TOMORROW You Get 1 Gal. FREE DON'T FORGET THE PLACE Fisher's Service Station Corner of North Lemon and Chartres Streets, Anaheim, California O. D. Members Are Miss Knutzen's Guests Members of the M. O. D. club, which hosts every other week after the pack season, were guests of Miss Flora Knutzen of 316 West South street last Tuesday. Autumnal decorations were actively arranged. Those enjoying informal games and social included dames Ruby Raymaker, Nellie Mich, Juanita Robinson, Ray Wright, Eva McClelland, Eva Towler, Louise and Miss Majorie Forsythe. Weekly Agricultural Program Is Announced The schedule of daily radio talks on agricultural and allied subjects under the auspices of the agricultural extension service and KFI, is announced by Farm Advisor Harold E. Selberg for the week beginning November 21. The talks are presented o'clock noon each day. November 21, "Prevention of Brown in Citrus Orchards," A. G. Salter,istant farm advisor, Los Angeles county. November 22, "The Farmers' Set in San Bernardino," H. J. Wildfarm advisor, San Bernardino county. November 23, "The Value of Livestock Show to Agriculture," McNaughton, manager, Los Ange- county Union stockyards. November 25, "Bird Damage to Agricultural," A. H. Call, agricultural com- poner, Ventura county. November irrigation of Orchards by Contour towns," W. H. Williams, assistant Board of Directors. GES COUNTY TO CK WATER PLAN (Continued from Page 1) Men, and prevent the unwarranted flood water into the ocean. RST: In a proper stipulation we agree that the rights of this Association to divert additional flood water to the Santa Ana River for conserva- purposes shall not be increased the date of the signing of the agreement with your board, but shall as of that date, we neither los- solely for the use of parties in the upper two counties. "When Orange County is in position to conserve its proton of the flood water above referred to, and in the event an agreement cannot be arrived at between the respective parties, as to the proportion to which each county shall be entitled, the decision shall be left to the State Division of Water Resources. "In the event that the above proposal is not satisfactory to you, we suggest the following: "SECOND: That the State Division of Water Resources be requested by your board and this Association (and any other interested parties which may be induced to cooperate) to make an investigation of the amount of flood water which may be available from the Santa Ana River and its tributaries and allocate the amount of such water to which each claimane shall be entitled, as a working basis for an adjustment of the rights of claimants to flood water on the Santa Ana River and its tributaries." "We are willing to agree that such decision shall be final and binding on all parties concerned, or that such in-vestigation and recommendation shall be the basis for discussion and settlement of this question. "In the event that neither of these proposals meet with your approval, we respectfully suggest: "THIRD: That your board advise us what proposal will be satisfactory to it and under what conditions your board will be willing to give its consent to the extension of our works as provided in the Sonderegger report, or such modi- cation of the extension of such works as you would be willing to approve, so that the State funds may be available for the extension of our works and the relief of unemployment at this critical time. "Respectfully submitted, "WATER CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION, "FRANCIS CUTTLE, President." By order of the Board of Directors, November 14, 1972. "I save Time and Money going via Motor Transit" —Mr. Business Man "It's Good Business for Me to Use Commutation Books" It actually costs less for me to make my GES COUNTY TO CK WATER PLAN (Continued from Page 1) men, and prevent the unwarranted of flood water into the ocean. RST: In a proper stipulation we gree that the rights of this Associto divert additional flood water the Santa Ana River for conservapurposes shall not be increased the date of the signing of the ment with your board, but shall as of that date, we neither losrights nor gaining additional rights, addition that your board will give insent to the extension of our as provided in the Sonderegger until such time as the County of is in position to conserve that of the flood water reaching County, to which it may be thereby preventing its wasting e ocean, and at such time there be a fair division of the flood between the respective claimants and also to any additional water which may be available the Santa Ana River and its tribufor use in the three counties. should be remembered that the rations of flood water by this tion are for the benefit of irrilands in the three counties, as ned in the application, and not "Average cost per one-way trip when using Family Commutation Book from this city to: Los Angeles ...39¢ per ride Orange ...12¢ per ride Brea ...9¢ per ride Fullerton ...6¢ per ride Long Beach ...36¢ per ride Buena Park ...12¢ per ride La Habra ...15¢ per ride Santa Ana ...18¢ per ride Norwalk ...21¢ per ride Whittler ...24¢ per ride "It’s Good Business for Me to Use Commutation Books" “It actually costs less for me to make my business trips with Motor Transit 30-ride Commutation Books than to drive my own car. 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