anaheim-gazette 1937-12-16

Southern California’s Conquest of Drought Construction of a 16-foot diameter concrete conduit on the $92-mile Metropolitan Aqueduct. Southern California’s history has been colorful, unprecedented, and until recently, unplanned. Two words decorated for the growth of the Los Angeles metropolitan area from 5,500 people in 1850 to a population of 1,085,000 in 1920. These two words were “climate” and “tourism.” It became apparent that spirit of “immobilization” to prevent disaster, with the Oriental wisdom of “providing the doctor to keep us well, rather than paying him to cure us when we are sick.” It is a $220,000,000 program to prevent disaster, both now and forever more, rather than pay for it after it has happened. State Costs High For Tuberculosis Tuberculosis costs the state California more than $52,000 annually. A. J. Cruickshank, Santa Ana, treasurer of the California Tuberculosis association said while speaking in behalf the 1927 Christmas Seal rally being conducted by the U.S. tuberculosis associations through out the state. This figure. Cruickshank noted out, includes the cost due to the loss of life from tuberculosis money lost in wages, and the sense of caring for tuberculosis patients. The cost is borne on dividends, business and government. “It has been proved that adequate public health care could be carried out in the with the expenditure of approximately $17,000,000, or at least each citizen of the state of proximately $2.50 to $3 annual Cruickshank said. “Contravenance of $17,000,000 year for constructive health control for all diseases with an estimated annual loss of prices $52,000,000 due to the treatment of tuberculosis alone, we can easily see that it is sound but policy to invest money in California Seals and thereby make stable not only the cure of the colitis, but the prevention spread as well.” Out-of-State Caries Must be Inspected Drivers of automobiles lingered in other states water Southern California's history has been colorful, unprecedented, and uptil recently, unplanned. Two words associated for the growth of the Los Angeles metropolitan area from 5,000 people in 1830 to a population of 1,005,000 in 1920. These two words were "climate" and "outside." In 1920 it became apparent that tourists were becoming permanent residents and that a new word, "industry," was accelerating the growth of the area at an ever increasing speed. At the same time, by an old method, the very climate that had first attracted thousands of people now threatened disaster to the area. This disaster was drought—water shortage caused by a climate that produces little rain. Engineering investigation revealed that the area had an overdraft of 200,000,000 gallons of water per day. It meant that the population of 1,085,000 was using 200 million gallons of water more each day than Nature was supplying. Pan-sighted leaders believed that the area was going to continue to grow, and that not only would the immediate present have so be taken care of but that the future would have to be carefully planned for. The wisdom of their forecast was proven by the fact that the population increased 67 percent between 1920 and 1950, when the total population in the area had jumped to 2,491,000. Thirteen cities in this metropolitan area have handed together to protect their present stake, and to guarantee the foundation for future development by providing for themselves an adequate and guaranteed water supply. To do this they are building the world's greatest domestic water supply system, the Colorado River Aquaduct, which when completed will forever hamish the spectre of drought from their cities. It may be because of the proximity of California to the Orient, or it may be the fact that a smattering of Oriental philosophy has in a small way directed the course of this state since the time when thousands of Chinese were imported to help build the Central Pacific Railroad, that has been responsible for a new type of insurance program that the people of Southern California are building for themselves. It is a program which couples the Occidental spirit of "immature action" to prevent disaster with the Oriental wisdom of "paving the doctor to keep us well, rather than paying him to cure us when we are sick." It is a 622,000,000 program to prevent disaster, both now and forever, rather than pay for it after it has happened. The disaster to be prevented in drought—a recurring director now facing a large part of the population of the United States. The Southern California cities are protecting their present wealth, and guaranteeing for themselves a future free of drought, by the construction of an aqueduct. 392 miles long and having a capacity of one billion gallons of water a day. Guaranteeing in turn that this aqueduct will always have all the water that its needs is the largest man-made lake in the world, and back of that is 245,000 remote miles of the western Rocky Mountains where snow-covered glaciers drain into that 110-mile reservoir. This new type of insurance program now under construction is known as the Colorado River Aqueduct, and it is being built by The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. The 199- mile reservoir Is Meadow Lake formed by Boulder Dam, and flowing into this lake in the Colorado River which drains the western tapes to the Rocky Mountain. The property threatened by disaster but to be protected by this insurance program lies on an area of 400,000 acres, and in 1967 this area has an assessed value of nearly two billion dollars and a population of more than two million people. What that valuation will be in 1962, no man can accurately say. A look at the past, however, reveals something of what the future may bring. In 1912 this same area find a population of 450,000 people and was assessed at $445,000,000. The stake has grown rapidly and one of the chief factors in his growth has been the plentiful use of water on a once semidesert country. The conversion from semi-dessert, however, to a semi-tropical wonderland was made at the expense of a rapidly depleted local water supply. (To be continued) Fedco Company to Expand Next Year The Fedco company of Rosemead, originators and manufacturers of Fedco, one feed for all ages poultry feed, are preparing a large expansion program for 1938. Louis A. Federer, manager of the company, states "We have tend toward a prosperous 1938. Fedco is handled by over 200 dealers. Thousands of tons of Fedco move into poultry plants and hatcheries each month. New territories will be opened, and new dealers created; advertising will be increased. We thank this medium for so easily carrying our message to the poultrymen a messy see that it is sound business policy to invest money in California Seals and thereby make stable not only the cure of the culcons, but the prevention spread as well." Out-of-State Carriage Must be Inspected Drivers of automobiles tered in other states watch come subject to California registration with the license renewal period beginning January 1st day were urged by Howard Deems, registrar of motor vehicles to arrange for the inspecting their cars weigh is pre-requiring obtaining California license. Non-residents are required register their vehicles in California upon the expiration of home-state license plates, and calling at the nearest office Department of Motor Vehicles early in December for their cosary inspection. There owners will avoid the rush busy annual renewal period. The inspection embrac check of the engine and numbers of the vehicle. The speection slip signed by the owner is absolutely necessary in order to file an application for their plates on a machine not easily registered in California. Coast Highway No Under Construct Grading and paying work new alignment is under w U.S. 101 between Los Angeles San Diego from the Orange Diego county line to San Diego from one mile south on Onofre to the underpass at Floras advises the Autumn Club of Southern Californi Travel is using the old road out hindrance. Fedco Company to Expand Next Year The Fedco company of Rese-mead, originators and manufacturers of Fedco, one feed for all ages poultry feed, are preparing a large expansion program for 1938. Louis A. Federer, manager of the company, states "We have more than doubled our 1937 business over 1936." All indications tend toward a prosperous 1938. Fedco is handled by over 200 dealers. Thousands of tons of Fedco move into poultry plants and hatcheries each month. New territories will be opened, and new dealers created advertising will be increased. We thank this medium for so easily carrying our message to the poultrymon, a message which is backed by sound products." TABASCO THE SAUCE SUPREME — Around The Clock — MORNING With your breakfast eggs... A few drops of Tabasco make a good egg better. NOGN A drop or two of Tabasco on a buttered cracker is a delightful appetizer. NIGHT Add a tang to salad dressings, soups, grayles, or meats with a few drops of Tabasco—the Snappiest Seasoning Known. MC ILHENNY COMPANY Avery Island Louisiana TABASCO Is Used and Recommended at the COOKING SCHOOL State Costs High For Tuberculosis There was produced in Santa Fe territory in 1937 a fair wheat crop, good corn and sorghum corps, and substantial cotton corps. The severe freeze currelated the shipment of oranges and lemons from California and Arizona. Other agricultural products made fair returns. Livestock has done well. Both freight and passenger traffic have shown substantial increases over the previous year until recently when a decrease in freight traffic began and has since been progressing. This decline apparently has been due principally to a decline in building, lumber and manufactur- Santa Fe Head Tells Farming Conditions There was produced in Santa Fe territory in 1937 a fair wheat crop, good corn and sorghum corps, and substantial cotton corps. The severe freeze currelated the shipment of oranges and lemons from California and Arizona. Other agricultural products made fair returns. Livestock has done well. Both freight and passenger traffic have shown substantial increases over the previous year until recently when a decrease in freight traffic began and has since been progressing. This decline apparently has been due principally to a decline in building, lumber and manufactur- Hartranft to Head New Police Course A new course in police agility training will be open to police students in the winter quarters at San Jose State College, under the direction of "Tiny" Hartranft, physical education instructor. This is the first time any training of this sort has been included in a college curriculum and a wide research of entrance examinations of the various police departments in the United States was made in order to produce correct tactics for those who wish to work in the police field, according to William A. Wiltberger, head of the San Jose State police school. Closing. However, I believe basic conditions are sound and that if there is a restoration of confidence there will be a restoration of business activity and we may look forward to a substantial improvement at the year advances. SAMUEL T. BLEDSOE President, Atchicon, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Highway Safety Program Calling on the governor other state officials in states for more help in highway crashes. A Red Cross manager in area, has arranged a search. Schaefer points out that the last three years his residents in the United States killed 110,200 persons, anently crippled hundreds and have millions. Closer cooperation between Cross units and state effecting a soeedy reduction number of deaths and such accidents is the conferences. The Red Cross established 336 fixed units 113 mobile units in area. Just in time to help you restock the pantry this day season, your Safeway grocer brings you outstanding events of the merchandising year! is Stokely Week at all Safeways. In addition to golden values on a large assort these nationally advertised, fancy grade fruits tables, you'll find on sale fancy groceries, fruits, and meats in practically every classification. Check your requirements now. Stock up to Christmas and New Year's season. Buy while prices are in effect. Apricots 2 No.21 cans Stokely's. Whole, unpeeled fruit. Peaches 1 No.21 can Stokely's Finest. Choice of sliced or ½'s. Pears 1 No.21 can STOKELY'S FINEST BRAND Stokely's Finest. Fancy Bartlett halves. Peas 1 No.21 can STOKELY'S FINEST HONEY POD Stokely's Finest. Medium sized, sweet. Beans 2 No.21 cans Stokely's. Tender stringless. Corn 1 No.21 can STOKELY'S FINEST Country Gentleman Stokely's Finest. Cream style pack corn. Juice 3 No.21 cans IMPORTANT: Kitchen Bouquet's exact formula is a secret more than 60 years old. It was first discovered by a French chef, and is not a spice, sauce or condiment. There is nothing else like it in all the world. LUCKY YOU! IMPORTANT COMPANY COMING FOR DINNER AND THIS GRAVY TURNED OUT JUST PERFECT THAT'S NOT LUCK, IT'S KITCHEN BOQUET. I WOULDN'T TRY TO MAKE A BROWN GRAVY WITHOUT IT... IT JUST WORKS LIKE MAGIC! THIS GRAVY TURNED OUT JUST PERFECT THAT'S NOT LUCK, IT'S KITCHEN BOUQUET. I WOULDN'T TRY TO MAKE A BROWN GRAVY WITHOUT IT... IT JUST WORKS LIKE MAGIC! HELPS OUT LOTSOF DIFFERENT WAYS Makes "leftovers" delicious! You can add so much flavor to "leftover" dishes like hash, stews and meat loaf with just a dash of Kitchen Bouquet. Try it next time! Tichet, tastier soups! A teaspoonful of Kitchen Bouquet makes even the most anemic soups perk right up. Adds rich color, brings out flavor. Jetter baked beans! Kitchen Bouquet brings out the true oven-baked flavor... makes perfect browning easier. KITCHEN BOUQUET Try it—and you'll never be without it! BEANS GREEN Stokely's. Tender stringless. Corn STOKELY'S FINEST Country Gentleman Stokely's Finest. Cream style pack corn. Juice STOKELY'S TOMATO Stokely's. From ripe tomatoes. Bovril BEEF BOUILLON Cubes Genuine English bouillon cubes. Excellent for flavoring or for beef tea. BOVRIL Package of 10 25¢ MORE LOW FOOD Harvest Blossom No. 5 bag; 18c; No. Snow Flake Crackles Salted sodas; 1-1b. Jell-well or Jiffy Lou... Peanuts Butter Beverly brand; 1-1b. Mincemeat Tropical brand; 35¢. Durkee's Troco Oleomargarine; lb. DELICIOUS APPLES Fancy grade Washington grown Delicious Apples. Perfect eating apples. JONATHAN APPLES Washington Jonathan Apples. Special apple campaign this week. Stock up. PIPPIN APPLES California grown Pippin Apples. Fine for cooking or eating from hand. BURBANK POTATOES Fancy grade Stockton Bur-banks. Fine to fry or boil. RUSSET POTATOES U. S. No. 1 grade Idaho Russets. Finest baking potatoes. FUERTÉ AVOCADOS Large size Fuerte Avocados... each Delicious salad fruit. LARGE BANANAS Fancy grade large bananas. Ripened to perfection. DEGLET NOOR DATES Deglet Noors—"the date of light." Tasty processed California dates. SAIDI DATES Natural Saidi dates. Excellent addition to healthful diet. Highway Safety Program Starts Calling on the governors and other state officials in the Pacific states for more help in saving lives in highway crashes. A. L. Schafer, Red Cross manager in the Pacific area, has arranged a series of conferences. Schafer points out that during the last three years highway accidents in the United States have killed 110,200 persons, have permanently crippled hundreds of thousands and have injured millions. Closer cooperation between Red Cross units and state officials is effecting a soeedy reduction in the number of deaths and injuries in such accidents is the aim of the conferences. The Red Cross has established 336 fixed stations and 113 mobile units in the Pacific area. Ski Trails at Big Pines Among Best Southern California skiers do not have to go far in order to enjoy their favorite sport under ideal conditions, advises the National Automobile club. Big Pines Recreation park, only 90 miles from Los Angeles via paved and high-geared roads has some of the finest ski slopes in the country; with four marked trails from 100 to 300 feet wide, clear of timber, brush and stumps. A full program of events is planned by the Big Pines Recreation camp starting January 1. W. M. LUKASKY MASSAGE PARLOR Protect your Health — Save TIME — Save EXPENSE — See LUKASKY — My work is known the country over — Ask your friends about it — An ounce of preventive, is always worth a pound of cure — I say, Good Circulation of Blood is one of the first steps to Good Health. If you are not satisfied with your first Massage, Don't Pay for it. STRICTLY MASSAGE — Will see you by Appointment only. Phone Anaheim 4602 707 N. Los Angeles St Anaheim, California STOKELY'S FINEST FOODS Stokely's Fineest Foods Stokely's Fineest Foods PRIGES EFFECTIVE IN ALL SAFEWAY STORES In Gateway-operated departments of stores within 35 miles of Los Angeles, through Saturday, December 18. Sales tax will be added to the retail price on all taxable items. OTHER STOKELY FOODS Fruit Cocktail 2 cans 25c Stokely brand 10c Stokely's Apricots 10c Whole unpeeled No.1 can 33c Whole Apricots 2 cans 33c Stokely's peeled 2 cans 35c Pickled Peaches 2 cans 35c Stokely's whole 2 cans 35c Cranberry Sauce 2 cans 21c Stokely's finest 10c Stokely's Catsup Fancy tomato, 14oz bottle 10c Kidney Beans 3 cans 25c Lima Beans 15c Stokely's Green Beans 15c Asparagus style, No.2 can 25c Stokely's Asparagus All green, No.2 can 25c Stokely's Beets Shootstring style, No.2 can 10c Whole Small Beets Stokely's finest, No.2 can 13c Stokely's Corn Golden pantom, No.2 can 13c Stokely's Spinach 2 cans 25c Extra washed Stokely's Tomatoes Solid packed 25c OTHER CANNED FOOD VALUES Max-I-mum Milk 6c Small can: 3ct tall can 6c Edwards Coffee Regular or drip, 1lb. can 25c Snapapple Juice Libby Del Monte, No.2 can 10c Libby Red Salmon Fancy Alaska Tall can 20c Spry Shortening Triple creamed, 1lb. can 51c Wesson Oil For salads or frying quart can 40c SAFEWAY TOP QUALITY MEATS Wilsen's Tender Made HAMS lb. 35c SAFEWAY TOP QUALITY MEATS Wilson's Tender Made HAMS lb. 35¢ LAMB LEGS lb. 27£ Delicious roast of gourmet spring lamb. LAMB ROAST lb. 17£ Shoulder roast. Genuine spring lamb. BEEF ROAST lb. 21£ Seven-bone, center cut. Guaranteed beef. SIRLOIN STEAK Tender, juicy steaks, cut from Guaranteed beef. lb. 32£ CLUB STEAK Golden value in tender, juicy steak. Guaranteed. lb. 35£ PORTERHOUSE STEAK Exceptionally tender and flavorful. Valued. lb. 37£ SWIFT'S BACON Swift's special sliced bacon. Note low price. Per lb. 34£ SLICED LIVER Eastern pork liver. Fry some with Swift's bacon. lb. 15£ SPAKE RIBS Fancy Eastern spare ribs. Baker with dressing. lb. 22£ LAMB BREAST Tasty cuts to braise or to stew. Fine flavor. Per lb. 10£ FRYING RABBITTS Fine quality, tender rabbits. Perfect flavor. Per lb. 32£ GROUND BEER Flery ground packed in visking casing. Per lb. 15£ BOHELESS ROAST Shoulder Clod or Rolled Rump of fancy beef. Per lb. 29£ PORK SAUSAGE Pure pork sausage, country style. Per lb. 25£ PURE LARD Sterling or Rex brand. In 1-lb cartons. Per lb. 12£ MINCEMEAT Fancy grade bulk mincemeat. Per lb. 25£ GROUND SUET For holiday puddings, etc. 1-lb. Cellephane bag. Each. SAUERKRAUT Crisp, white, long shred Eastern kraut. 2 lbs. 15£ SEA BASS Fresh sea bass, sliced to fry or to broil. Per lb. 19£ ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS TURKEY AT SAFEWAY TODAY Make certain that you receive the size bird you want by placing your order now. Prices will be low; quality will be high. SAFEWAY