anaheim-gazette 1937-03-04

Farm Survey In County Started In order to arrive at a soil depleting base and soil conserving base for the county and for each farm in the county, the Agricultural Adjustment Administration has authorized a farm acreage and crop survey to be made, according to W. M. Cory, assistant farm advisor. The work is now well underway. Upon its completion a soil depleting base and soil conserving base can be established for each farm. The soil depleting base is defined as the total number of acres established for the farm as the acreage normally used for the production of soil depleting crops. Soil depleting crops are such crops as corn, potatoes, sugar beets, annual truck, canning and vegetable crops, melons, sorghums, small grains, field beans, root crops, annual cut flowers, peanuts, and volunteer grains. Information gained from this survey will be utilized in carrying on the 1937 agricultural conservation program. The provisions of which, practices and rates of payment, will be announced in the near future. Land owners and operators are requested to cooperate to the fullest extent so as to expedite the work. It is necessary to determine the soil depleting and soil conserving base for the farm before the amount that can be earned under the program can be established. Those who are in the field making the survey in most fastest areas are residents of the county. Preliminary Estimates of Frost Damages to Citrus Is Unchanged Discussing citrus marketing problems before the annual citrus institute at San Bernardino Tuesday, Paul S. Armstrong, general manager of the California Fruit Growers exchange, reported little change in earlier estimates of fruit loss in the January freeze. The government estimate checks closely with the preliminary survey made by the exchange, he said. “There is a limited area in the world where citrus can be successfully grown and such areas are constantly exposed to frost,” said Armstrong, recalling that in 1933 Florida had a serious freeze. He pointed out that the year’s marketing situation had been vastly changed by the freeze. “We must salvage all fruit possible under the standardization law and at the same time remember that this law was recommended by the industry which should uphold effective enforcement of it,” Armstrong stated. We cannot compete with Florida on a price basis, so must compete in quality, he said, in stressing the importance of delivering fruit that gives consumer satisfaction. By-products can salvage considerable value from damaged fruit, he said. Navels are useable at present only for peel products—oil and pectin. It remains Alleged Murderer is Held to Answer Land owners and operators are requested to cooperate to the fullest extent so as to expedite the work. It is necessary to determine the soil depleting and soil conserving base for the farm before the amount that can be earned under the program can be established. Those who are in the field making the survey in most instances are residents of the community in which they are working. Travelogue Offered at Meeting of Club "The Wonderland Cruise," a travelogue by Miss Frida Jones featured the program of the Buena Park Woman's club this afternoon at the club house. Hostesses for the covered dish dinner which preceded the meeting were Mrs. Bert Wells, Mrs. E. S. Gienger, Mrs. C. C. Chapman, and Mrs. S. W. Craig. The March program will include a recital by students of the Margaret Buttree studio of music in Anaheim. Plans for Easter Service are Made Arrangements for the annual Easter service under the direction of the Placentia chamber of commerce will be made by E. A. Eisenacher and John B. Crossley. The co-chairman of the arrangement committee will appoint their own assistants. The services are held each year on Tuffree hill. Dixon W. Tubbs, agricultural commissioner for Orange county will be the speaker at the meeting of the Placentia farm center Monday. Good Printing Large or Small Jobs Reasonable Prices ANAHEIM GAZETTE "67 Years in Printing Business" Phone 2414 259 E. Center Scores "Perfect" 100 out of 100 Alleged Murderer is Held to Answer Required by law to plead not guilty, Concepcion Vieyra of Stanton appeared before Judge Charles Kuchel Tuesday for preliminary examination on a charge of murder and was held to answer in superior court. Vieyra is accused of the murder of Mareus J. Reza two weeks ago. The latter was killed by a bullet when Vieyra shot into a group of friends who were causing a disturbance near his home. Pledging yourself to pay installments is a serious business. You can't get out of it by changing your mind, as in marriage. ANAHEIM GAZETTE "67 Years in Printing Business" Phone 2414 259 E. Center GRAND OPEN Kellett’s KUT RATE The Store of Value and real savings the year thru and Imported Fine Liquors. Special Price on Case "Save the Kellett" 110 So. Los Angeles Street, Anaheim F 80 Proof Gin ... pint 49¢ Pa HIRAM WALKER GIN 85 Proof 5th gallon Get on the Band Wagon Good Printing LARGE or SMALL JOBS Reasonable Prices ANAHEIM GAZETTE "67 Years in Printing Business" Phone 2414 259 E. Center Scores "Perfect" 100 out of 100 When it comes to marksmanship, Miss Marjorie Lynn of Paris, France, aiming at you in this picture, ought to be able to show the men a few things. Miss Lynn, senior at the University of Illinois, shot a "perfect" 100 out of a possible 100 in a match with the girls rifle team of the Carnegie Institute of Technology. She had never fired a rifle before she joined the co-ed team a year ago. HIRAM WALKER GIN 85 Proof 5th gallon Get on the Band Wagon 100 Proof Grape Brandy 5th gal. 99¢ SWEET WINE Port, Sherry, Muscatel, White Port — Gallon 6 MONTH OLD BOURNE — 90 PROOF — ½ Pint ... 25¢ Ful ICE COLD 11 oz. bottle BEER 4 for 19¢ 6 Year Old Sautern Full Quart Free Delivery S KELLETT'S KUT RATE 110 So. Los Angeles St. California Bldg. Cor. Fresh Fish Easier to Obtain, Report Joe Arno, manager of the Avalon Fish Market on East Center street, reports that the problem of getting fish daily is less difficult at the present than it has been for some time. Arno, who with his wife, maintains a residence in Anaheim, has been spending most of his time out of the store at the fish centers in order that the people of this city might have a variety of fresh fish daily. "It is our policy to handle only fish that have been freshly caught. In other words our customers are assured of just as fresh fish as those people who live at the beaches," said the genial market manager today. A hick town is a quiet and restful place where all is peace till people get up in the morning and start their radios. AVALON FISH MARKET JOE ARNO, Mgr. 244 EAST CENTER ST. Lenten Suggestions Fresh Eastern Oysters FISH MARKET JOE ARNO, Mgr. 244 EAST CENTER ST. Lenten Suggestions Fresh Eastern Oysters White Sea Bass Rock Cod Salmon Swordfish Mackerel King Fish Barracuda Shrimp Scallops Salt Mackerel Salt Herring Lutefisk Filet Finnan Haddie Also Variety of Other Fresh Fish ND OPENING KUT RATE Liquor Store savings the year thru. With a Complete Stock of domestic Special Price on Case Goods — Delivered to your door ve the Kellett Way" Anaheim Free Delivery Service Just Phone 2932 nt 49¢ Pabst Beer ... can 11¢ KER 95¢ 100 PROOF WHISKEY 69¢ 1 year old—full pint JELL-WELL LIBBY'S PINEAPPLE JUICE No.2 can 10¢ JUICE GRAPEFRUIT NAT. SWEET 3 cans 25¢ TOM. JUICE Sacramento Valley. 12 oz. 5¢ TOMATOES 3 No.2½'s Marlposa 25¢ TOMATOES 2 No.2½ Cal. Girl 25¢ SOLID PACK RICH FLAVOR CATSUP large 14-oz bottle 3 for SEE OUR MANY LENTEN FOODS OYSTERS COVE 2 5-oz cans 25¢ CLAMS SEABREEZE MINCED No.½ can 10¢ SALMON PETER PAN No.1 tall can 10¢ TINY PEAS UTAH'S FINEST No.2 can 17¢ VEG. SALAD 2 15-oz cans 15¢ PILLSBURY'S BEST FLOUR 24½-lb. sack $1 TREE TEA BLACK 33¢¼ lb. 17¢ GREEN 27¢¼ lb. 14¢ BOLIVAR LARGE OLIVES 2 tall cans 23¢ SOAP A-PLUS 3 bars 10¢ FANCY RUSSETT LAST CHANCE AT THE POTATOES 50 lb. sac 100 PROOF WHISKEY 69¢ 1 year old—full pint 6 Months Old— Burbon Whiskey ½ pt. 23¢ Famous OLD PATRICIA WINE FULL QUART—Sold on a money back Guarantee Friday and Saturday, only 39¢ OLD BOURBON WHISKEY RICH AND MELLOW 25¢ Full Quart 98¢ 6 Year Old Sauterne Full Quart 39¢ ICE COLD Canned BEER 3 for 25¢ Free Delivery Service KUT RATE WINE-LIQUORS California Bldg. Cor. 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SHOULDER OF LAMB 19¢ lb. LEGS OF LAMB 25¢ lb. LAMB STEAK 28¢ lb. SWISS STEAK 25¢ lb. Sugar Cured Morrell's PICNIC HAMS lb 24¢ Fresh Ground BEEF 17¢ lb. CUDAHY'S SHORT-ENING 14¢ lb. -ALPHA BETA QUALITY MEATS-