anaheim-gazette 1948-08-05

People, Spots In The News ENTIRELY TUBELESS is this new tire invented by Frank Herzegh (left), B. F. Goodrich tire engineer. It looks just like conventional casing from outside, also automatically seals punctures. Nationwide distribution is planned. SEASHORE SPECIAL is this one-piece bathing suit with a lastex top and a flared skirt, the latest in beachwear. DEJECTION finally caught up with sparkplug second baseman Eddie Stanky of the Boston Braves. Eddie is laid up with a broken ankle for six weeks. Walnut Growers To Hold Field Day Tuesday Walnut growers of the county will hold a field day Tuesday, August 10, 9:30 am. Irvine Ranch to observe and progress reports on current lems in the walnut orchard such as pest control, irrigation and fertilizers. Test plots of walnut worms will be inspected explained. Specialists on the program include Dr. A. M. entomologist, Riverside Plant Station; Harold E. Walt farm advisor; Roy Black, agricultural commissioner; Braucher, and Arthur C. Farm Bureau Interregional Meeting to Discuss Overrunning of Farms by Cities The pressure of expanding cities of southern California upon agricultural areas will be emphasized at an interregional meeting of Farm Bureau to be held Saturday, August 14, at Garden Grove. The Farm Bureau of the eight southernmost counties of California will be represented at the meeting. President Ray B. Wiser of the California Farm Bureau Federation will talk on the economic and social place of agriculture in California. J. J. Deuel, for almost 30 years director of the utilities division of the state Farm Bureau, will speak on the subject, "The Rights of the Farmer and the Restrictions on His Operations in a Metropolitan California," and Harold E. Wahlberg, Orange county farm advisor, has for his subject, "Orange County Farmers and the Urban Pressure." The meeting will be held at Voletta Hall, Stanford and Walnut streets and will open at 9:45 a.m. with group meetings. They will include a session of the Home Department with Mrs. E. K. Burdick, chairman of the Orange county unit, presiding. Conditions in India will be discussion by Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Archibald, recently of India. A dress review by 4-H and 5-H girls will show around-the-clock costumes made by the ment will be reported by William V. Heiss, Orange, state chairman. Bean variety improvement on large limas and blackeyes will draw the attention of the field crops department. Bulk handling of beans will be the subject of a speech by A. H. Holland, assistant farm advisor in Orange county, and the new alfalfa seed association established by Farm Bureau will be explained by Julius Deubner, of the commodity service staff of the state Farm Bureau. L. N. (Newt) Robinson, chairman of the vegetable department of the state Farm Bureau, and considered one of the most dynamic farmers of California, will speak on forming growers' organizations for each vegetable grown in California. The vegetable department will hold a separate conference. J. W. Crill, Garden Grove, will preside at the session for subtropical fruits and will feature a discussion of frost protection and The meeting will be held at Voletta Hall, Stanford and Walnut streets and will open at 9:45 a.m. with group meetings. They will include a session of the Home Department with Mrs. E. K. Burdick, chairman of the Orange county unit, presiding. Conditions in India will be discussion by Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Archibald, recently of India. A dress review by 4-H and 5-H girls will show around-the-clock costumes made by the girls. Mrs. Elsie Henry, chairman of the local price survey committee, will report on the progress of price surveys under the program of the California Farm Bureau, which is seeking to tabulate retail prices and farmer sales of fruits and vegetables. Harold Hayes, former assistant secretary of the Orange County Farm Bureau, will preside at the meeting of the young people. At this session Richard Owens, Legislative and Research staff member of the state bureau, will speak on "Measures on the November Ballot" and a discussion will follow on what the young people can do concerning the election. A joint meeting of dairy, livestock and poultry departments will listen to John L. Richardson, regional planner of the Los Angeles commission discuss "Zoning and Its Effects Upon Agriculture." Separate groups of each of the three departments will then convene to discuss their own problems. Ned Clinton, Westminster dairy-man, will preside at the dairy conference which will consider uniform livestock sanitation regulations and brucellosis control, milk temperature regulations, and the milk-pricing study. The livestock session will consider the market outlook and a review of recent livestock marketing matters. Poultrymen will discuss poultry research, and the activities of the state Farm Bureau poultry depart- Krastel Services Set for Friday Funeral services for Richard Krastel, 94, will be conducted at Hilgenfeld chapel tomorrow (Friday) morning at 10 o'clock. He died Tuesday evening at the family home, 709 South Los Angeles street, after a brief illness. A native of Germany, he came to the United States 76 years ago and had lived in Anaheim for the past 41 years. Surviving are two sons, Otto R. and Fred H. Krastel, both of Anaheim; one daughter, Mrs. Adele Pearce of Idaho; one daughter-in-law, Mrs. Catharine Huck of Long Beach, nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Interment will be in the family plot in Anaheim cemetery. BABY SON ARRIVES Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jackson, 9012 Moro street, Anaheim, who welcomed a baby son Monday at Fullerton General hospital. 86 Draw on State Insurance Fund Through July From the State Disability Insurance fund 86 workers in the Anaheim area received a total of $7425 in payments during July. The ill or injured workers received an average of $22.50 a week to offset partly their loss of wages during the month, V. L. Hetzel of the Long Beach district office said. ENTERTAIN GUESTS FROM LOS ANGELES Misses Billie Shepherd and LaRue George, both of Los Angeles, were the house guests of Miss Edith Browne, 1011 East Broadway, Anaheim, last weekend. The Browne family and guests enjoyed a picnic in the City park Sunday. Freezing weather in California is prevented by the towering Sierra Nevada range which also catches the moisture from the Pacific. Board Track Again Friday Hectic evening of warfare was today night's "Bad Boards" at the Coliseum. Gordon Betz, south official, announced the sational Eastern Invasion of starts would be steep-banked board by Betz said that the new style of getting the ruderbugs off and running tried at the Rose Bowtie Pasadena test, he for the tricky Coliseum. RETURN FROM CANADIAN TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Louis 207 East Alberta street here with their two Robert and Phyllis, after visiting Mr. Schood home, Calgary Canada. The family's month's vacation. Walnut Growers To Hold Field Day Tuesday Walnut growers of Orange County will hold a field meeting Tuesday, August 10, 9:30 a.m. at vine Ranch to observe and hear progress reports on current problems in the walnut orchard — such as pest control, irrigation and fertilizers. Test plots on walnut worms will be inspected and explained. Specialists on the field program include Dr. A. M. Boyce, botomologist, Riverside Experiment Station; Harold E. Wahlberg, farm advisor; Roy Black, deputy agricultural commissioner; Lee Saucher, and Arthur Christie Tuesday, August 10, 9:30 a.m. at Vine Ranch to observe and hear progress reports on current probblems in the walnut orchard — such as pest control, irrigation and fertilizers. Test plots on walnut worms will be inspected and explained. Specialists on the field program include Dr. A. M. Boyce, Botomologist, Riverside Experient Station; Harold E. Wahlberg, arm advisor; Roy Black, deputy Agricultural commissioner; Lee Baucher, and Arthur Christie from the field department of the California Walnut Growers Exchange. The meeting has been arranged for the Agricultural Extension Service to bring growers up to date on local walnut progress. The speakers will discuss new developments in walnut pest control, fertilizer and irrigation requireents for better walnut production and the walnut industry outlook. The meeting will be held at Richard No. 9 on Bryan street, the fourth mile east of Myford road, about two miles east of Justin. All growers are invited to end. New Telephone Exchanges at Fullerton, Brea In its tremendous post-war exension program The Pacific Teleone and Telegraph company has included new exchanges for Fulton and Brea. The building for the new Brea exchange on Pomona venue has been completed and the equipment is about to be included. The new Fullerton exchange will be built on Pomona street. Both exchanges will substitute automatic systems for the present annual systems. RETURNS FROM EXTENDED TRIP William Aupperle of this city, returned Saturday from an exended trip to Oregon and Washington where he visited relatives. SELF DOOR ROOM! THREE WEEKS FREE FREE demonstration and installation in your home (at absolutely no cost or obligation) DON'T MISS this amazing opportunity! This household miracle opens up a world of mealmaking possibilities for you. 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