anaheim-gazette 1937-12-02

Agricultural Extension Service In County Reports Year's Activities The agricultural extension service in Orange county this week submitted its 1937 annual report to the college of agriculture, Berkeley, and to the U.S. Department of Agriculture at Washington, which institutions it represents in this county. The current report covers the twentieth year of extension service activities in Orange county, according to Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg, during which time thousands of demonstrations and agricultural meetings have been held that have had more or less influence on the farm practices of most of the 6,000 farms in this area. The past year was the banner year in extent of demonstrations, farm tours, and other contracts with the farmers and farm homes, based on the statistical data reported for the year. The records required by federal department of agriculture show that the farm advisor staff held 170 demonstrations during the past year with an attendance of 11,247. Besides the demonstrations, 19 farm tours, 97 project meetings, 12 institutes and field days; 58 farm center meetings and 299 other meetings were participated in with a total of 39,557 people attending. Other activities involved in the agricultural extension program during the year included 2,294 requested farm visits, 6,405 personal calls at the office for agricultural information, 11,292 bulletins issued, 6,854 letters written and 52 farm radio broadcasts given. The report emphasized the valuable contribution by over practices in the county. Home demonstration activities were carried on in cooperation with eight county groups in the county, and the 4-H program through 22 junior agricultural and home economics clubs in the rural districts. The broad scope of the extension program is evidenced by the cooperating farm crop groups in the county, including citrus, walnuts, avocados, field crops, truck crops, dairy, poultry, livestock, lima beans, and sugar beets. The marketing programs, the production cost analyses of the principal Orange county crops, agricultural conservation, soil erosion control, orchard management, livestock improvement and many other projects which have engaged the farm advisor's staff, are described in the report. A twentieth anniversary bulletin has recently been issued by the Orange county office and is available to those interested upon request. Taxation Said Near Confiscation Point "Taxation of capital has reached the point where it is now only a few steps ahead of confiscation." That was the expression of William S. Knudsen, president of the General Motors Corp., speaking before the Associated Industries of Massachusetts. He declared that "ways and means must be found to arrest this class movement before the movement be Welch New Tomato Juice Claimed By Welch's new vitamin-producing tomato juice is entirely different from any other brand on the market. 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Last year the legal notice certificate of doing business under Fletitious Name Racketeering by Labor Is Scored Legislation to make labor unions "amenable to the laws which govern business generally," and to empower municipal, state or federal authorities to supervise the funds of all unions has been urged in New York by a special "Rackets Grand Jury" after a seven months' investigation. The jury's presentment included a summary of investigation of labor racketeering, and said in this connection: "We are not unmindful of the fact that, frequently, unscrupulous labor leaders disregard not only the rights of the employer but the freedom of will of the men whom they purport to help. These conditions must be rectified, as they are costly alike to both industry and labor, and can, conceivably, unless checked, encompass their ruin. "If local authorities remain inactive, not only invasion of private property, but the individual's freedom of action in making his livelihood is outraged by such official action. Therefore, government supervision, municipal, state or federal, must be exercised over the funds and disbursements of all unions in order to protect the employees and the citizenry at large, and most of all, appropriate legislation should be enacted to make such parties amenable to the laws which govern business generally." LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF DOING BUSINESS Under Fletitious Name As the Christmas season approaches, some of the hardness of life will go out of it—temporarily, at least. The spirit of Yuletide is: "Peace on earth; goodwill toward men!" And for some happy reason, which wordly standards fail to explain, grimness will give way to cheerfulness; generosity will triumph over selfishness. There will be less bigotry and bitterness; more of understanding and kindliness. The brotherhood of man—for a time—will become a reality! Neighbors will suddenly become neighborly. Farmers will work far into the night, uncomplainingly, to meet the holiday demand for staples and luxuries. Bosses, after eleven months of frowning and worrying, will finally unbind—and admit pride in their workers. And workers, forgetting the preachments of their high-pressure organizers, will put aside the idea (at least for a time) that all bosses are enemies—and confess to heresy that "the old man is a pretty good guy at that!" On Christmas eve, Japanese and Chinese soldiers—if they follow the time-honored custom of warriors—will let up a bit on their firing and shout time-honored pleasantries over the barriers. And if John L. Lewis and William A. Green happen to come face to face, they will undoubted whether he be farmer; or industrialist; to himself: "Am I doing my workers?" And it time for the worker to outside influences, do thinking, and ask: "A fair to my employer?" It is well, in their contemplation, to stupefy and effect"; to weigh of contemporary history; termine what brought Communism; what bring many and Italy to Fascism. In Russia, abuses by gave birth to revolutionary soviet state. Understreet the cruel despotism a poverty of the people during that era will be standing of the sudden Communism—even to lians who can see only illusionment and sorrow in the experiment. But was born free; has had more of plenty for than any other nation world. America has a plunge, in despair, into mischief! But what of the other—Fascism, a master servant people? How come about in Germany It came about with this tion of the hard-working empire-building class!! Workers, sudden inaint, proved unequal! LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF DOING BUSINESS Under Fictitious Name The Undersigned does hereby certify that he is conducting a trucking business at 431 Malvern avenue in the city of Fullerton, County of Orange, State of California under the fictitious name of Mather Truck Company, and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names and addresses are as follows to-wit: Frank Delby, 431 Malvern Ave., Fullerton, California. Witness our Hands this the 29th day of November, 1937. Signed, FRANK DELBY. State of California, County of Orange, On this 29th day of November A. D., 1937 before me E. E. Smith, a Notary Public in and for said county and state, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared Frank Delby, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. E. E. SMITH. Notary public in and for Said County and State. My Commission Expires 7-28, 1941 12/2-9-16-23/'37. Tourist Bureau has Proven Successful If a tourist stays here longer than he originally intended, the greater are his expenditures in southern California. That is the theory on which the All-Year club's free official information bureau has been based since it opened in the heart of the Los Angeles travel district last summer. Hundreds of booklets on this more or less problem, than any other nation world. America has a plunge, in despair, intoism! But what of the other—Fascism, a master servant people? How come about in Germany It came about with tion of the hard-work ing, empire-building class!! Workers, sudenant, proved unequal sponsibilities born of it; they stripped theirers and their farmers,ufacturers and their classes, of the right to ness and employment sons and fathers of th classes, brought rev Germany and Italy. And with all the evils att dictatorship, followed The submerged classes former "middle classes" I SEND MY LAUNDERING TO THE SANITARY BECAUSE It saves my clothes! It saves ME! No more sloshing around in the basement wearing myself to a frazzle taking colds. No more rough, red hands. Now Sanitary does it! In the long run I'll save money, too. They use IVORY SOAP AND ZERO SOFT WATER EXCLUSIVELY. Phone Anaheim 4503 and have our driver call. THE SANTIARY LAUNDRY RELIABLE RESPONSIBLE A. W. CLEAVER, Mgr. K. M. CLEAVER MERS CORNER RALPH H-TAYLOR Secretary Agricultural of California whether he be farmer, merchant, or industrialist, to interrogate himself: "Am I doing right by my workers?" And it is an ideal time for the worker to disregard outside influences, do his own thinking, and ask: "Am I being fair to my employer?" It is well, in their period of contemplation, to study "cause and effect"; to weigh the course of contemporary history—to determine what brought Russia to Communism; what brought Germany and Italy to Fascism. In Russia, abuses by the czars gave birth to revolution and the soviet state. Understanding of the cruel despotism and object poverty of the people of Russia during that era will bring understanding of the sudden shift to Communism—even to loyal Americans who can see only bitter disillusionment and social disaster in the experiment. But America was born free; has had no czars; has more of, plenty for all classes than any other nation in the world. America has no spur to plunge, in despair, into Communism! But what of the other extreme—Fascism, a master state and a servant people? How did this come about in Germany and Italy? It came about with the destruction of the hard-working,tax-paying, empire-building "middle-class!" Workers, suddenly dominant, proved unequal to the re- A-1 Sauce Receives Approval of Cooks Since its introduction here more than 20 years ago, A-1 Sauce—a Heublein product—has become almost a necessity in every well-ordered home, hotel and restaurant. Through its unique qualities it has built up and enjoyed the constantly increasing approval of the American public. A-1 Sauce will be one of the prominent food products demonstrated at the cooking school. Its uses on the table and in the kitchen are almost unlimited—served with all meats, fish, fowl, game, beans, cheese dishes, tomato juice and many other foods. 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Warner president of the association, announced that because of the importance of the discussions as they relate to the present situation of business, the meeting would embrace five, instead of the customary four, days. Outstanding in the congress program will be consideration of a code of business ethics and standards to be submitted for adoption. It is designed as a "yardstick" for the dealings and relations of business with customers, suppliers, employees, creditors, stockholders, competitors, Government and local communities. Pompeian Olive Oil is Leading Product There is no substitute for the full, fruity flavor of wholesome, health-giving Pompeian olive oil. The piquant, delicate bouquet of this famous first-pressed virgin imported olive oil provides your salad dressings with the distinctive zest and flavor that enlivenes the salad and makes slenderizing the Pompeian way a delightful pleasure. But what of the other extreme — Fascism, a master state and a servant people? 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