anaheim-gazette 1937-02-18

Farm Employes Social Security Status Is Vague When is a rancher not a rancher? When is he an industrialist? When is an agricultural employee an independent business man? When is he a farmer? These are just a few of the thousands of questions confronting the bureau of internal revenue in the collection of federal old age pension taxes. Southern California with more than a million residents in allied agricultural endeavors offers many knotty problems for unravelling in interpreting the social security laws. Recent rulings from Washington indicate the strictest definition of the term "agricultural employee." In one case decided within the past week, employees of a group of orange ranchers banded together for cooperative farming of their groves were ruled taxable on the ground that they are employees of the cooperative and not of the actual "owners or tenants" of the separate ranches. Another ruling which affects a large class is one which declares taxable those employees of organizations which send them from ranch to ranch fighting pests and parasites. Still another declares that clerical help, including ranch managers, are not exempt. Basis for this ruling is the fact that they are not engaged in the actual farming of products in their raw state. Other recent definitions state that employees of organizations specializing in the transportation, packing, or labelling, of grown products are not expected. Bankheads' First Reunion Since '30 The speaker of the House, William B. Bankhead, declares time from his heavy congressional duties to stage the first reunion of his famous daughter in two years. The speaker and his daughter Tallulah, star of stage and screen, are shown here as they visit a party given in their honor in Washington, where Miss B. head was seen by her father in a finished play for the first t Schedule Of Special Days At National Orange Show February 18-28 Give More than 300 publishers and editors of Southern California have been invited to attend a luncheon given in their honor Saturday, February 20, by National Orange Show officials, Arthur J. trict day, and Canadian day. Monday, February 22—Red day, Highland day, Rialto Bloomington day and Colton Tuesday, February 23—Institute day, Miners' day Still another declares that clerical help, including ranch managers, are not exempt. Basis for this ruling is the fact that they are not engaged in the actual farming of products in their raw state. Other recent definitions state that employees of organizations specializing in the transportation, packing, or labelling, of grown products are not expected. Mechanics whose only duty is the maintenance of machinery, tractors, automobiles, etc., have been ruled taxable in most instances. With the deadline for filing the social security tax forms set at Feb. 28, Nat Rogan, collector of internal revenue for southern California, today declared that all ranchers should apply for individual rulings in cases where there is the slightest doubt. Offices of the Internal Revenue Bureau in this district are located at the Federal building, Santa Ana. Visiting Motorists for Year Numerous Twenty-seven foreign countries, four distant United States possessions and territories, and the 48 states of the union were represented in the 252,727 non-resident cars that entered California in 1936, Ray Ingels, director of motor vehicles, announced today. This represents an increase of more than 18 per cent over the 1935 total of 213,428, Ingels said. The number of persons in the cars was given as 757,167 last year, an increase of 23 per cent over the 1935 total of 615,728. Arizona headed the list with 19,345 cars, followed by Oregon with 17,300; Washington was third with 14,451, and Texas was fourth, when 12,551 automobiles entered from that state, Ingels said. Correct this sentence: "I'm pretty wild myself," said the youth, "so I hope to marry a girl of the same kind." Schedule Of Special Days At National Orange Show February 18-28 Give strict day, and Canadian day. Monday, February 22—Reside day, Highland day, Rialto Bloomington day and Colton Tuesday, February 23—Institute day, Miners' day Victorville day, Adelanto Barstow day, Needles day Rotary day. Wednesday, February 24, side county day, Kiwanis club with a special luncheon of Sland Kiwanis clubs at the fornia hotel, and Pioneer day. Thursday, February 25—Beach day with the Long band being featured, Mou day, Corona day, Pomona Lions club day, 20-30 club Argonauts club day. Friday, February 26—Pass day, Redlands day, San G valley day, Yucaipa day, Ba day, Beaumant day and thrus belt division, California gue of Municipalities day. Saturday, February 27 Diego county day and Escobar day. Sunday, February 28—Vet AVALON FISH MARKET JOE ARNO, Mgr. 244 EAST CENTER ST. Lenten Suggestions Eastern Oysters ... doz 25¢ Scallops ... lb. 40¢ White Sea Bass ... lb. 24¢ Deep Sea-Cod ... lb. 23¢ San-Dabs ... lb. 20¢ Finnan-Haddie ... lb. 30¢ Salt Herring ... lb. 20¢ Salt Mackerel ... lb. 25¢ Also Swordfish — Salmon — Fillet, Sole and Rock Cod MORE ABOUT Health Report (Continued from Page 1) highest cause of death in this age group, killed 22. "While more and more people each year are coming to the chest diagnostic clinics held at the Orange county hospital and at the Orange County Tuberculosis association rooms in Santa Ana, and while more are being examined in the health department clinics in schools, still too many are waiting until the disease is far advanced before seeking medical attention. Urges More Tests "Each young person, at least, should have a tuberculin skin test and a more complete chest examination if the skin test is positive." Births were 1334 American, 609 Mexican and 27 others, for a total of 1970. There were 1305 deaths during the year. Of the 1970 babies born, 111 died before the first birthday, giving an infant mortality rate of 56.34 deaths per 1000 live births. This compares with 64.16 for 1935 and 73.13 for 1934, but is higher than the rates in Los Angeles and San Diego counties, Dr. Sutherland reported. The report also outlined activities of the sanitary inspectors, WPA rodent control, milk and meat inspection and laboratory work. DAYS AT NATIONAL CARY 18-28 Given day, and Canadian day. monday, February 22—Realtors' Highland day, Rialto day, Hemington day and Colton day. tuesday, February 23—Citrus tute day, Miners' day, and DAYS AT NATIONAL CARY 18-28 GIVEN day, and Canadian day. Monday, February 22—Realtors' Highland day, Rialto day, Emington day and Colton day. Tuesday, February 23—Citrus Instute day, Miners' day, and Corville day, Adelanto day, Tow day, Needles day and Bury day. Wednesday, February 24, Rivercounty day, Kiwanis club day a special luncheon of SouthKiwanis clubs at the Calicia hotel, and Pioneer day. Thursday, February 25—Long ech day with the Long Beach being featured, Mountain Corona day, Pomona day, club day, 20-30 club day, bonauts club day. Friday, February 26—Pasadena Redlands day, San Gabriel day, Yucaipa day, Banning Beaumant day and the Citbelt division, California Leaof Municipalities day. Saturday, February 27—San go county day and Escondido sunday, February 28—Veterans' FOX ANAHEIM Sun.-Mon.-Tues.-Wed. Feb. 21 - 22 - 23 - 24 Sun. and Mon. Continuous GLADYS SWARTHOUT FRED MacMURRAY in— "CHAMPAGNE WALTZ" Plus— "SECRET VALLEY" with— Richard Arlen — Virginia Grey Thurs.-Fri.-Sat., Feb. 25-26-27 "DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND" Richard Dix Dolores Del Rio-Chester Morris and— "SING ME A LOVE SONG" with— James Melton - Patrick Ellis The Sure Way to Smartness STETSON HATS CHEESE TOMATOES Solid Pack 2 No. 1 tall tail CATSUP C.H.B. 14-oz. Bottles MACKEREL 2 tall can SALMON Pink No. 1 tall can SARDINES Underwoods 4 No. 1 tall can RED SOCKEYE SALMON No. 1 tall can CLAMS Pioneer Minced 2 No. 1/2 cans TUNA Golden Strand 2 No. 1/2 cans TOMATOES Mariposa 3 No. 2/1 cans FRESH, SWEET MILK gallon (Bottle Deposit) TENDER JUICY Are Relished by E ALPHA BETA'S GRAIN DIRECT FROM OUR RAN STEAK SIRLOIN T-BONE CLUB Ste SHORT CUT P.RIB RO FRESH GROUND BEEF HAMS The "Swing" $7.50 No question about it! This new Stetson with its wider-brim, lower-crown is "tops" for style. YUNGBLUTH'S 145 West Center Street, Anaheim Anaheim, Calif., Feb. 18, 19 ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED "OWNED AND OPERATED BY THOSE WHO SERVE YOU" EN 3 pkgs. 10¢ y's best 24½-lb. sack $1.05 US Fair Play 3 8-oz. cans 20¢ US Del Monte No. 1 cans 19¢ NS Van Camps 4 No. 300 cans 25¢ (Green) 2 No. 2 cans 35¢ 4 No. 2 cans 25¢ ALPHA BETA'S BEST FLOUR 24½-lb. sack 79¢ SUGAR Fine Granulated 10 lb. Paper bag 49¢ BUTTER SOLID POUNDS 34¢ STRING BEANS 3 No. 2 cans 25£ KRAUT JUICE Libby's 2 No. 2½ cans 29£ SPAGHETTI Heinz 3 11-oz. cans 25£ GRAPE JUICE Utt's Quart- 25¢ 20¢ 2-lb. 39¢ LONG HORN lb. 23¢ Solid Pack 2 No. 1 tail 15¢ H. B. 14-oz. Bottles 25£ L 2 tall cans 15£ ink No. 1 tall can 10¢ SUPREMA RED SOUR PITTED CHERRIES 2 No. 2 cans·25¢ OVALTINE 14-oz. can 57£ 6-oz. can 31£ COFFEE Ben Hur 1 lb. glass jar 28£ SHRED. WHEAT N. C. B. Pkg. 11£ SHRED, RALSTON Pkg. 13£ Peanut Butter 1-lb. jar 13£ 2-lb. jar 25£ HORN lb. 23¢ Solid Pack 2 No. 1 tail 15¢ H. B. 14-oz. Bottles 25¢ L 2 tall cans 15¢ ink No. 1 tall can 10¢ Underwoods 4 No. ¼ cans 23¢ OVALTINE can 57¢ can 31¢ COFFEE Ben Hur 1 lb glass jar 28¢ SHRED. WHEAT N. C. B. Pkg. 11¢ SHRED, RALSTON Pkg. 13£ Peanut Butter 1-lb. jar 13£ 2-lb. jar 25£ PICKLES BREAD and BUTTER 2 jars 27£ No. 1 tall can 17¢ 2 No.½ cans 33¢ 2 No.½ cans 27£ Mariposa 3 No.2½ cans 25£ LARGE EXTRA LOCAL EGGS dozen 20¢ SARDINES Van Camps 2 Oval cans 15£ KIT KAT Cat Food 3 tall cans 17£ TAMALES Walker's 2 No.1 cans 23£ gallon 32¢ (eposit) FINER FLAVOR ...6c MILK ALL STANDARD BRANDS 4 cans 25¢ DER JUICY MEATS Delished by Everyone... ALPHA BETA'S GRAIN-FED STEER MEATS ECT FROM OUR RANCH AND PACKING PLANT SIRLOIN T-BONE CLUB Steaks 30c PRIME RIB STEAKS 30¢ lb. LEG O'PORK ROASTS 24¢ lb. SHORT CUT PRIME BEEF RIB ROAST lb. 28¢ HAMS Morrell's Iowa Skinned Either End by cut lb. 27½¢ MORRELL'S IOWA Sliced BACON ½-lb Cello Pkg. 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