anaheim-gazette 1946-10-17

Proposition 5 Results of Long U.S. Experience "The benefits of 20 years' federal experience with the U.S. Tax Court have been written into Proposition 5 on the November general election ballot," declared Claude Minard, former executive secretary and general counsel of the State Bar Association. This proposition, hailed as a "break for the small taxpayer," would create a new Court of Tax Appeals. "The California legislature put Proposition 5 on the November ballot so that the people can create a tribunal to rule speedily on tax litigation affecting all the people, including rulings on taxes imposed by state taxing boards and bureaus." Minard pointed out that every voter pays those taxes directly or indirectly. Each voter would protect his interests by following the legislature's lead by voting "yes" on this measure. Buy in Anaheim and get greater values for your money. Well Paid Jobs with Real Futures for Young Women as Telephone Operators In most communities beginners receive base pay of $30 for a five day week. AAA FARMER 1947 ACP HANDBOOK FOR CALIFORNIA Publication of the 1947 handbook of the agricultural conservation program for California has been completed, according to Stephen Griset, chairman of the Orange county AAA committee. With the state handbook as a guide, said Griset, Orange county will work up the county handbook, selecting from the state-approved practices listed in the handbook, those particularly applicable to Orange county needs. A new feature of the 1947 program—a provision is made for each county to select, in addition to the approved practices in the state bandbook, one local practice to meet a local conservation need. Maintenance of soil fertility; control and prevention of soil erosion caused by wind and water; conservation and better agricultural use of water; conservation and increase of range and pasture forage—these are the basic aims of the program. Conservation practices are mainly identical with those of 1946. New practices for 1947 include: planting new orchards and vineyards on the contour; eradication or control of destructive and competitive plants on grazing land; fencing on grazing land, for better distribution of livestock; deferred grazing; construction of firebreaks, and planting forest trees, shrubs or windbreaks. Any agricultural producer in the county may participate in the agricultural conservation program, says Griset. "To do so, he must file with the local conservation association made in increasing amounts, regular appropriations to provide encouragement of conservation farming." "COST-OF-PRODUCTION INSURANCE EXPLAINED" Wheat growers in Orange county not already covered by the Federal Crop Insurance Plan for 1947 wheat crops may get this insurance at a very low cost, according to Stephen Griset, county committee chairman. Through this plan, Griset explained, operators are guaranteed the return of their investment in the crop, no matter what natural hazards the growing wheat crop is subject to, for a premium cost of only a few pounds of wheat per acre. Some farmers, said Griset, wish to carry more protection than others, but the Federal Crop Insurance program is flexible enough to furnish a plan for each wheat farmer's needs. The Orange county office will be glad to explain this program to all wheat growers, he said, but the closing date for accepting applications is November 30 or the date of seeding, whichever comes first. MORE LITTLE PIGS, SOWS, ASKED FOR 1947 More little pigs, more sows for farrowing are being asked by the USDA for 1947. The department has announced a spring goal of 58 million pigs and 9,170,000 sows. This is 13 per cent above the number of sows which farrowed the 1946 spring pig crop. Biggest boost is asked in the corn belt states, where a record-breaking corn crop is being tumbled into the bins this fall. The corn belt goal calls for an increase... Well Paid Jobs with Real Futures for Young Women as Telephone Operators In most communities beginners receive base pay of $30 for a five day week, with extra pay for overtime or duty at certain hours of the day. Seven wage increases the first two years—paid vacations. Learn this interesting work at good pay in your own community. You work with friendly people in pleasant offices. Excellent promotion possibilities. Apply Southern California Telephone Company Room 208 - 514½ N. Main St. Santa Ana Hours: 9 to 4 Monday through Friday 9 to 12 Saturdays or 217 No. I mon St., Anaheim Ask the Chief Operator for appointment at Anaheim Any agricultural producer in the county may participate in the agricultural conservation program, says Griset. "To do so, he must file with the local conservation association before May 1, 1947, a farm plan. This plan must be approved by the county Agricultural Conservation Committee. The approved farm plan will show the conservation practices which may be performed for credit under the program, on the producer's farm. "Practices must have a definite conservation value, and must be ones for which a definite need exists. "The broad purpose of the agricultural conservation program," says Griset, "is to assist farmers to maintain and improve the nation's soil and water resources. "It operates as a government-farmer partnership, both parties sharing costs of building and maintaining the soil and promoting more efficient use of water." While conservation has made rapid forward strides during these past several years, we still have much to learn and to apply in order to get maximum productivity from our land and hand it down to future generations unimpaired. "Congress has recognized this need. To implement it, it has More little pigs, more sows for farrowing are being asked by the USDA for 1947. The department has announced a spring goal of 58 million pigs and 9,170,000 sows. This is 13 per cent above the number of sows which farrowed the 1946 spring pig crop. Biggest boost is asked in the corn belt states, where a record-breaking corn crop is being tumbled into the bins this fall. The corn belt goal calls for an increase of 15 per cent above 1946. Farms outside the corn belt are asked to increase on an average of 9 per cent. Support prices on hogs to be marketed from now until October 1947 have been boosted an average of $2.25 a hundred pounds above the $12 average previously announced for 1946-47 marketings. For August and September, 1947 the average increase is around $2.50. Support-prices are set on a week-to-week basis to allow for seasonal variations. The higher prices were established in line with increase in the parity price of hogs. Support prices for hogs sold after September 1947 have not been announced. WORLD WHEAT CROP LARGEST SINCE 1940 Farmers around the world will harvest an estimated 5,875 million bushels of wheat in 1946. This would be slightly below the 1935 average of 5,914 million bushels, but substantially above the 1945 production of 5,150 million OPEN FOR BUSINESS GILMORE'S FOUNTAIN AND Anaheim Bowling Academy "Orange County's Finest" Bowl For Health 128 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim ANAHEIM GAZETTE increasing amounts, regpropriations to provide measure of conservation OF-PRODUCTION" ANCE EXPLAINED growers in Orange county already covered by the Crop Insurance Plan for heat crops may get this inat a very low cost, acto Stephen Griset, county chairman. through this plan, Griset exoperators are guaranteed turn of their investment in no matter what natural the growing wheat crop tot to, for a premium cost a few pounds of wheat farmers, said Griset, wish more protection than oththe Federal Crop Insurgram is flexible enough with a plan for each wheat needs. Orange county office will to explain this program heat growers, he said, but due date for accepting apis is November 30 or the seeding, whichever comes LITTLE PIGS, ASKED FOR 1947 little pigs, more sows for are being asked by the year 1947. Department has announced goal of 58 million pigs, 10,000 sows. This is 13 above the number of which farrowed the 1946 crop. It boost is asked in the states, where a recordcorn crop is being tumthe bins this fall. The goal calls for an increase Yippee! We Eat! Minnie B. Clements Death Last Thurs. Mrs. Minnie B. Clements, 66 years of age, passed away last Thursday, Oct. 10, at Anaheim hospital. The family home was at 114 North Citron street. Born in Bardwell, Ky., she had been a resident of Anaheim for the past 17 years. The deceased was a member of Wesley Methodist church of this city. Surviving are one son, Edward B. Clements of Anaheim; one daughter, Mrs. W. E. Sullivan of Anaheim; two sisters, Mrs. Sam Roher and Mrs. Sam Worrall, both of Buena Park; a niece, Mrs. P. E. Newman of Anaheim; a nephew, C. E. Peddicord of Santa Ana and seven grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary last Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Leslie Sims, pastor of bushels. It will be the largest crop since 1940. Most noteworthy gain is in Europe, where the crop is expected to reach 1,360 million acres, about a third larger than last year's harvest, but 16 per cent less than the prewar average. Disability Benefit Program Become Effective Dec. 1 The Gazette today published second group of questions and swers dealing with pertinent about the new Unemploym Compensation Disability Beni program. The information presented today covers the process for filing first claims for disability insurance. Additional articles cussing other phases of the program, which goes into e December 1, will be printed future issues of the Gazette. Q: Where must the claims disability insurance be filed? A: First claims must be mailed to the Department of Employm office in Sacramento, using Wesley Methodist church, offi ning. Entombment was in Me Abbey mausoleum. department has announced goal of 58 million pigs, 10,000 sows. This is 13 above the number of which farrowed the 1946 crop. boost is asked in the states, where a recordcorn crop is being tumthe bins this fall. The goal calls for an increase cent above 1946. outside the corn belt are increase on an average cent. prices on hogs to be from now until October be boosted an aver- $2.25 a hundred pounds $12 average previously for 1946-47 marketings. August and September, 1947, average increase is around support-prices are set on to-week basis to allow normal variations. The highwere established in line rease in the parity price of prices for hogs sold September 1947 have not announced. WHEAT CROP T SINCE 1940 areas around the world will estimated 5,875 million of wheat in 1948. This slightly below the 1935age of 5,914 million bushsubstantially above the production of 5,150 million bushels. It will be the largest crop since 1940. Most noteworthy gain is in Europe, where the crop is expected to reach 1,360 million acres, about a third larger than last year's harvest, but 16 per cent less than the prewar average. Larger acreages and favorable weather figured in the increased yields, world-over. World wheat acreage is an estimated 405,200,000 acres, as compared with 385,100,-000 acres in 1945 and an average of 414,600,000 for 1935-39. PERMANENT SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM NOW IN EFFECT California schoolboys and girls are among the estimated 8 million school children in more than 46,-000 public and nonprofit schools, who, under the National School Lunch Program, will be served school lunches this year. The permanent school lunch legislation which was approved last June is now in effect in the 48 states, the District of Columbia and the Territories, with whom the USDA has signed agreements. Under the new act, USDA will allot funds each year to be matched by the state. Heretofore, funds for the program were authorized on a year-to-year basis. Redwood trees, presently limited to the Pacific coast, once thrived in areas now occupied by Yellowstone national park and parts of the Colorado Rockies. We usually tell the faults we see in others because it takes so much less time than it would to tell our own. (Political Advertisement) THIS MAN HAS DONE A GOOD JOB! KEEP HIM ON THE JOB! THIS MAN HAS DONE A GOOD JOB! KEEP HIM ON THE JOB! WM. F. Knowland YOUR U. S. SENATOR KNOWLAND FOR U.S. SENATE COMMITTEE Ranald Fairbairn, Chairman Give generously to help your feet" and back to their jobs. you return them to self cont Deficiencies r and treated ear corrected and many instance boys, girls, men men fit for use lives. Your C Chest can help save them from ness and depen SCHULTZ 301 W. CENTER... Disability Benefits Program Becomes Effective Dec. 1 The Gazette today publishes the group of questions and answers dealing with pertinent facts about the new Unemployment Compensation Disability Benefits Program. The information provided today covers the procedure for filing first claims for disability insurance. Additional articles discuss other phases of the new program, which goes into effect December 1, will be printed in the issues of the Gazette. Where must the claims for disability insurance be filed? First claims must be mailed to the Department of Employment in Sacramento, using the Rey Methodist church, officiating Entombment was in Melrose by mausoleum. Claim form furnished by the Department. Q: Where may the claim forms be obtained? A: Claim forms may be obtained from local offices of the Department of Employment, doctors, and others to be designated later. Q: May claims be filed by mail? A: Yes. All claims and other documents relating thereto are to be filed by mail, except in those cases where the claimant is notified by the Department of Employment that a personal appearance or examination will be required. Q: Does the state specify the doctor or practitioner who is to attend the worker? A: No. The worker may choose his own doctor or practitioner, except in cases where the Department requires an additional examination. Q: Is a waiting period required before disability insurance is payable? A: Yes. The law requires a waiting period of seven consecutive days during each spell of disability before disability insurance will be paid. No benefits will be paid for such waiting periods. Q: Are disability insurance payments made weekly? A: Not ordinarily. Disability insurance will be made bi-weekly, except in special cases where the California Employment Stabilization Commission may approve weekly payments. George Washington was denied the only personal request he ever made of Congress — his written commission as commander in chief, which he wanted to keep as a memento. A formal gesture of Egyptian hospitality is the serving of a small cup of coffee. Handball was introduced into the United States from Ireland about 1840. Be Quick to Answer with CASH . . . You're alright. Your family is protected against many consequences of sickness.. accident. But scores of this community's residents are not al- right; can't bear the burden of sickness or accident: can't afford lost working hours. against many senses of sickness...accident. But scores of this community's residents are not alright; can't bear the burden of sickness or accident: can't afford lost working hours. easily to help your suffering neighbors get "on their back to their jobs. When you return them to health them to self confidence and self sufficiency. 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