anaheim-gazette 1950-03-16

Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, March 16, 1950 Young Doris Murrillo shows film actress, Barbara Hale, how far she has progressed under treatment by the California Society for Crippled Children. Looking on is occupational therapist, Lily Thye. The Society's 1950 Easter Seal campaign to raise funds for care and treatment of crippled youngsters throughout California is being held this month. New VA Budget Reduced This Year Veterans Administration announced that a reduction in force will permit customary 30-day notice of separation. The reduction in force will be made under civil service regulations. This reduction will not affect the VA new hospital construction Stress Airport Need in State SACRAMENTO, (WNS) — The need for more airports in California was emphasized Friday, March 3, in a report by the California Aeronautics commission made to Governor Earl Warren. The need, it was pointed out, is augmented by the rapid growth of the state, which generates 18.94 percent of the nation's air passengers, has 11.28 percent of all registered aircraft in the United States, 11.91 percent of registered airmen, but only 7.59 percent of the airports in the country. The committee recommended that enabling legislation be adopted to provide for active participation by the state in the sponsorship of public airports under the federal airport act. It further recommended that the motor vehicle tax on aviation gas, which is not claimed for refund, be impounded at the state level for support of an airport construction program. The commission held that means should be found for a more equitable distribution of community airport costs among those who benefit from airports. Suggestion was made that the permanency of privately owned commercial airports be assured by acquisition of landing areas of such airports by public agencies. The commission also reported on its activities in connection with agricultural and other forms of aviation. ‘Holiday On Wings’ Scheduled In April Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce aviation officials Young Doris Murrillo shows film actress, Barbara Hale, how far she has progressed under treatment by the California Society for Crippled Children. Looking on is occupational therapist, Lilly Thye. The Society’s 1950 Easter Seal campaign to raise funds for care and treatment of crippled youngsters throughout California is being held this month. New VA Budget Reduced This Year Veterans Administration announced that a reduction in force of approximately 7,800 jobs will be made primarily in order to bring personnel within the provisions of the VA budget as submitted to the Congress for fiscal year 1951. The reduction in force also is prompted at this time to offset in part a shortage in salary funds for the balance of fiscal year 1950. The reduction will be nationwide and will include all activities of the Veterans Administration. Some 3,000 employees in hospitals and homes and 4,000 in other activities will be included. Managers of VA field stations have been notified of their new personnel ceilings, and notices of separation will be in the hands of employees by Friday, March 10. This will permit customary 30-day notice of separation. The reduction in force will be made under civil service regulations. This reduction will not affect the VA new hospital construction program or plans for staffing these hospitals. Elks Nominate For Elections The Elks Lodge met last Wednesday to nominate for the election of officers on March 22. A turkey dinner was served before the business meeting which was conducted by Leavitt Ford. Lloyd Verry was the nominee for exalted ruler; Carrell Christie, leading knight; Al Raymond, local knight; John Shea, lecturing knight; Warren Ashleigh, secretary; Clarence Woodbury, treasurer; John Lasch, tiler; Lyman Packard, trustee and Bus Callan, alternate delegate to the grand lodge. ‘Holiday On Wings’ Scheduled In April Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce aviation officials announced today that the Ninth Annual “L. A. Holiday on Wings” has been scheduled for April 22-23. It is expected that several hundred pilots will join in this year’s mass flight of private aircraft to Phoenix, Arizona, destination of the week end excursion. More than 400 planes from the western states participated in last year’s flight to Las Vegas, Nevada. All persons interested in participating in the “L. A. Holiday on Wings” are asked to contact the Junior Chamber of Commerce, Richmond 2441. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huss, 701 East Brady avenue, Anaheim, announce the birth of a son on Wednesday, March 8, in Anaheim Community hospital. Best way to spruce up a telephone is with a soft, dry cloth...never with water, or any other liquid. Best way to spruce up a telephone is with a soft, dry cloth...never with water, or any other liquid. HOW TO TREAT YOUR TELEPHONE Suggestions to help protect your service 1. A twisted cord can lead to trouble. Although the wires are especially designed for flexibility, too many twists and kinks may eventually break them and interfere with service until a repairman can call. Good idea to get the curls out by letting the receiver dangle and unwind by itself... then keep them out by remembering, each time you call, not to put turns in the cord as you handle the receiver. 2. It’s built to take it... but your telephone can develop ailments if it’s dropped. So make sure the stand it sits on is solid and is in a spot where it won’t be accidentally bumped. Other ways to help protect service: Avoid “gadget” attachments for your telephone... keep cords clear of doorways where they may be pinched... and always keep water away from wires and fittings. 3. Did you ever stop to think that your telephone is one service or piece of equipment in your home that’s repaired and maintained for life at no extra cost to you? This maintenance is one of the values included in the rates you pay for service... rates that make it one of your really good buys today. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Press Airport Dead in State RAMENTO, (WNS) — The more airports in California was emphasized Friday, in a report by the Cali-Aeronautics commission Governor Earl Warren. Need, it was pointed out, is tied by the rapid growth rate, which generates 18.94 of the nation's air passenger traffic in the United States. 11.28 percent of all registrations but only 7.59 percent of flights in the country. Committee recommended calling legislation be adoptive for active participation state in the sponsorship of airports under the federal act. Other recommended that vehicle tax on aviation which is not claimed for reimounded at the state support of an airport program. Commission heid that means found for a more equitribution of community costs among those who own airports. Announcement was made that theacy of privately owned real airports be assured mention of landing areas of ports by public agencies. Commission also reported activities in connection cultural and other forms. Day On Wings' Studied In April Angeles Junior Chamber Service aviation officials Demand Savings Of $268,133 for County Taxpayers SACRAMENTO—Demands for a savings of $268,113 to Orange county taxpayers will be made upon the legislature as it convenes in special session to consider the administration of aged and blind aid. "Orange county is faced with the necessity of levying an additional $547,568 in taxes for the 1950-51 fiscal year under the terms of Article XXVII (Proposition 2)," Lefever, a Ventura county supervisor said. "The county supervisors' association recommendations will, if passed by the legislature, effect a 06.1 cents savings on the present tax rate in Orange county and an average 09.9 cents savings generally throughout the state," he added. Announcement of plans to throw a larger portion of nearly $27,000,000 for aid and administrative costs of the program on the state came simultaneously with a request from Robert W. Lefever, chairman of the relief committee of the County Supervisors Association of California, that the legislature give the counties' program its full support. The plan is purported to effect a savings to property owners throughout California of some $13,208,000. The proposed legislation calls for the legislature to fix counties' share of financing old age pensions at a maximum of $2.50 per case per month, instead of $6.43 per case under the present law, and aid to the needy blind at a maximum of $5.50 per case instead of the present $13.75. Under the present law the state-wide tax BRIDGE SECTION MARCH 21 The contract bridge section of Junior Ebell will meet on Tuesday evening, March 21, at 7:30 o'clock in the Ebell clubhouse. Reservations may be made by calling Helen Comstock at 5067 by Saturday. Hostesses will be Mrs. James Reinert, Mrs. G. M. Bagnard, Mrs. Dave Griffeth, Mrs. Robert Graham, Mrs. D. B. Baker and Mrs. Loren Wagner. GIRL SCOUT NEWS (Too Late For Last Week) With a total of 32 United Nations and Girl Scout flags completed by local Girl Scout troops in preparation for the formal presentation to the Anaheim Council of Girl Scouts Friday evening, March 17, the celebration in honor of Juliette Low is occupying attention of all Brownie and Girl Scout units in this area. Practice is continuing at a feverish rate by individual troops, with the second general rehearsal scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday, March 11, at the high school auditorium, location of the actual celebration. Girls not attending the general rehearsals are reminded by their chairman, Mrs. Roy Agren, that they will not be able to participate on the night itself. Visit Lutheran Home Zion Lutheran Troop 22 made a Valentine visit to members of the Lutheran home where they presented each of their guests with a Valentine sachet, Mrs. Eric Winger, hostess for the day and hand-decorated napkins with them had previously made for purpose. Carole Gene Stevens scribe. Members of this Horace McKinley troop are Linda Dolan, E.B. Flint, Vicki Hellyer, Judy Stuart weather, Carole Gene Stevens Carol Ann Robertson, Gerald Thiessen, Linda Pinefrock, Margaret Verdugo and Sally Davis. Celebrate Birthday George Washington Troop celebrated the birthday of a member, Margaret Olverra, on February 14 with a party feature refreshments of individual birthday cupcakes, ice cream, pudding and Valentine cookies. Miss Mildred Mauerhan, fifth grade teacher, was a special guest. Leaders are Mrs. Alex Bowee and Mrs. Hudson Rennie. Rehearsal of their French dance for the Juliette Low program occupying attention of these Scouts who have completed their French flag. Mildred Hernandez is Troop 27's scribe. Watch Movie Made Filming of the Jackie Robin movie at La Palma park engraved the attention of Brownie Troop 6 from St. Boniface school recently. Accompanied by their leader Mrs. M.E.Dugan and Mrs.George McKool, girls watched avidly details of the movie making collected a number of autographs for their troop scrapbook. Posters for the recent hot sale sponsored by their troop school were made by these four graders and because of the excellent advertising, a fine net price was realized. Troop Divided Third grade Brownie Troops from St. Boniface has been divided in two groups because of size. The new Troop 7 meets under the leadership of Mrs. SACRAMENTO, (WNS) — According to statements of defense secretary Louis Johnson this nation's future defense will depend upon the revival of the minuteman. The return of this revolutionary figure has been asked by Jonhson in his proposal that California continue and augment its state disaster council. Johnson has announced that budgetary cuts to the national defense program will necessitate the withdrawal of military personnel who are presently manning our radar stations and other alert posts. He has suggested that California build up its wartime disaster council so that this important defense function can be performed by volunteer citizens. Under this formula the minute man will soon be seen upon the hilltops, treetops and rooftops, with his hand shading his eyes, maintaining a constant and faithful watch for the redcoats. Upon sighting same he will immediately alert the country with a loud "haloo" or, if at night, by use of the Paul Revere lanterns. Of course, there will be some slight variations from those of early days. This time the 'redcoats' will arrive by air. And the minute-man will have to be a split-second man to alert the nation to planes flying 2,000 miles per hour at 30,000 feet altitude. As assembly speaker Sam L. Collins pointed out, the state disaster council is an agency established solely to meet a wartime emergency. It was not intended for the exchange. Let us collect a number of autographs for their troop scrapbook. Posters for the recent hot sale sponsored by their troop school were made by these four graders and because of the excellent advertising, a fine net price was realized. Troop Divided Third grade Brownie Troop from St. Boniface has been divided in two groups because of size. The new Troop 7 meets under the leadership of Mrs. Bushman in the school hall Wednesday afternoon. Mary Lawrence, student at Marywood, is assistant. Mrs. John Ricker and Mrs. Devine are leaders for Troop 48 which meets at the Girl Scout Little House on Friday. Not often does an entire troop membership receive several badges together, but such is the record St. Boniface Troop 9, Mrs. D. May, leader. Good grooming, friendship and the world pin we received by each girl in the troop at a recent meeting. Barbara Chelle received her Girl Scout badge awarded were child care Kathleen Dugan and Sharon M. Kool; house helpers, Donna M. Sharon McKool, Barbara Franklin; home and garden, Sharon M. Kool; photographer, Donna M. Pat Roberts is scribe for the seventh graders. CITRUS GIRL Your returns will the Exchange. Let us collect a number of autographs for their troop scrapbook. Posters for the recent hot sale sponsored by their troop school were made by these four graders and because of the excellent advertising, a fine net price was realized. Troop Divided Third grade Brownie Troop from St. Boniface has been divided in two groups because of size. The new Troop 7 meets under the leadership of Mrs. Bushman in the school hall Wednesday afternoon. Mary Lawrence, student at Marywood, is assistant. Mrs. John Ricker and Mrs. Devine are leaders for Troop 48 which meets at the Girl Scout Little House on Friday. Not often does an entire troop membership receive several badges together, but such is the record St. Boniface Troop 9, Mrs. D. May, leader. Good grooming, friendship and the world pin we received by each girl in the troop at a recent meeting. Barbara Chelle received her Girl Scout badge awarded were child care Kathleen Dugan and Sharon M. Kool; house helpers, Donna M. Sharon McKool, Barbara Franklin; home and garden, Sharon M. Kool; photographer, Donna M. Pat Roberts is scribe for the seventh graders. CITRUS GIRL Your returns will the Exchange. Let us collect a number of autographs for their troop scrapbook. Posters for the recent hot sale sponsored by their troop school were made by these four graders and because of the excellent advertising, a fine net price was realized. Troop Divided Third grade Brownie Troop from St. Boniface has been divided in two groups because of size. The new Troop 7 meets under the leadership of Mrs. Bushman in the school hall Wednesday afternoon. Mary Lawrence, student at Marywood, is assistant. Mrs. John Ricker and Mrs. Devine are leaders for Troop 48 which meets at the Girl Scout Little House on Friday. Not often does an entire troop membership receive several badges together, but such is the record St. Boniface Troop 9, Mrs. D. May, leader. Good grooming, friendship and the world pin we received by each girl in the troop at a recent meeting. Barbara Chelle received her Girl Scout badge awarded were child care Kathleen Dugan and Sharon M. Kool; house helpers, Donna M. Sharon McKool, Barbara Franklin; home and garden, Sharon M. Kool; photographer, Donna M. Pat Roberts is scribe for the seventh graders. CITRUS GIRL Your returns will the Exchange. Let us collect a number of autographs for their troop scrapbook. Posters for the recent hot sale sponsored by their troop school were made by these four graders and because of the excellent advertising, a fine net price was realized. Troop Divided Third grade Brownie Troop from St. Boniface has been divided in two groups because of size. The new Troop 7 meets under the leadership of Mrs. Bushman in the school hall Wednesday afternoon. Mary Lawrence, student at Marywood, is assistant. Mrs. John Ricker and Mrs. Devine are leaders for Troop 48 which meets at the Girl Scout Little House on Friday. Not often does an entire troop membership receive several badges together, but such is the record St. Boniface Troop 9, Mrs. D. May, leader. Good grooming, friendship and the world pin we received by each girl in the troop at a recent meeting. Barbara Chelle received her Girl Scout badge awarded were child care Kathleen Dugan and Sharon M. Kool; house helpers, Donna M. Sharon McKool, Barbara Franklin; home and garden, Sharon M. Kool; photographer, Donna M. Pat Roberts is scribe for the seventh graders. CITRUS GIRL Your returns will the Exchange. Let us collect a number of autographs for their troop scrapbook. Posters for the recent hot sale sponsored by their troop school were made by these four graders and because of the excellent advertising, a fine net price was realized. Troop Divided Third grade Brownie Trooper from St. Boniface has been divided in two groups because of size. The new Trooper 7 meets under the leadership of Mrs. Bushman in the school hall Wednesday afternoon. Mary Lawrence, student at Marywood, is assistant. Mrs. John Ricker and Mrs. Devine are leaders for Trooper 48 which meets at the Girl Scout Little House on Friday. Not often does an entire troop membership receive several badges together, but such is the record St. Boniface Trooper 9, Mrs. D. May, leader. Good grooming, friendship and the world pin we received by each girl in the troop at a recent meeting. Barbara Chelle received her Girl Scout badge awarded were child care Kathleen Dugan and Sharon M. Kool; house helpers, Donna M. Sharon McKool, Barbara Franklin; home and garden, Sharon M. Kool; photographer, Donna M. Pat Roberts is scribe for the seventh graders. CITRUS GIRL Your returns will the Exchange. Let us collect a number of autographs for their troop scrapbook. Posters for the recent hot sale sponsored by their troop school were made by these four graders and because of the excellent advertising, a fine net price was realized. Troop Divided Third grade Brownie Trooper from St. Boniface has been divided in two groups because of size.The new Trooper 7 meets under the leadership of Mrs.Bushman in the school hall Wednesday afternoon.Mary Lawrence student at Marywood is assistant.Mrs.John Ricker and Mrs.Devine are leaders for Trooper 48 which meets at the Girl Scout Little House on Friday. Not often does an entire troop membership receive several badges together but such is the record St.Boniface Trooper 9,Mrs.D.May leader.Good grooming.wor friendship and the world pin we received by each girl in the trooper at a recent meeting.Barbara Chelle received her Girl Scout badge awarded were child care Kathleen Dugan and Sharon M.Kool; house helpers,Donna M.Sharon McKool,Barbara Franklin;home and garden,Shaaron M.Kool;photographer,Donna M.Pat Roberts is scribe for thse seventh graders. CITRUS GIRL Your returns will the Exchange.Let us collect a number of autographs for their troop scrapbook. Posters for the recent hot sale sponsored by their trooper school were made by these four graders and because of the excellent advertising,a fine net price was realized. Troop Divided Third grade Brownie Trooper from St.Boniface has been divided in two groups because of size.The new Trooper 7 meets under the leadership of Mrs.Bushman in the school hall Wednesday afternoon.Mary Lawrence student at Marywood is assistant.Mrs.John Ricker and Mrs.Devine are leaders for Trooper 48 which meets at the Girl Scout Little House on Friday. Not often does an entire troоп membership receive several badges together but such is the record St.Boniface Trooper 9,Mrs.D.May leader.Good grooming.wor friendship and the world pin we received by each girl in the trooper at a recent meeting.Barbara Chelle received her Girl Scout badge awarded were child care Kathleen Dugan and Sharon M.Kool; house helpers,Donna M.Sharon McKool,Barbara Franklin;home and garden,Shaaron M.Kool;photographer,Donna M.Pat Roberts is scribe for thse seventh graders. CITRUS GIRL Your returns will the Exchange.Let us collect a number of autographs for their troop scrapbook. Posters for the recent hot sale sponsored by their trooper school were made by these four graders and because of the excellent advertising,a fine net price was realized. Troop Divided Third grade Brownie Trooper from St.Boniface has been divided in two groups because of size.The new Trooper 7 meets under the leadership of Mrs.Bushman in the school hall Wednesday afternoon.Mary Lawrence student at Marywood is assistant.Mrs.John Ricker and Mrs.Devine are leaders for Trooper 48 which meets at the Girl Scout Little House on Friday. Not often does an entire troоп membership receive several badges together but such is the record St.Boniface Trooper 9,Mrs.D.May leader.Good grooming.wor friendship and the world pin we received by each girl in the trooper at a recent meeting.Barbara Chelle received her Girl Scout badge awarded were child care Kathleen Dugan and Sharon M.Kool; house helpers,Donna M.Sharo McKool,Barbara Franklin;home and garden,Shaaro M.Kool;photographer,Donna M.Pat Roberts is scribe for thse seventh graders. CITRUS GIRL Your returns will the Exchange.Let us collect a number of autographs for their troop scrapbook. Posters for the recent hot sale sponsored by their trooper school were made by these four graders and because of the excellent advertising,a fine net price was realized. Troop Divided Third grade Brownie Trooper from St.Boniface has been divided in two groups because of size.The new Trooper 7 meets under the leadership of Mrs.Bushman in the school hall Wednesday afternoon.Mary Lawrence student at Marywood is assistant.Mrs.John Ricker and Mrs.Devine are leaders for Trooper 48 which meets at the Girl Scout Little House on Friday. Not often does an entire troоп membership receive several badges together but such is the record St.Boniface Trooper 9,Mrs.D.May leader.Good grooming.wor friendship and the world pin we received by each girl in the trooper at a recent meeting.Barbara Chelle received her Girl Scout badge awarded were child care Kathleen Dugan and Sharon M.Kool; house helpers,Donna M.Sharo McKool,Barbara Franklin;home and garden,Shaaro M.Kool;photographer,Donna M.Pat Roberts is scribe for thse seventh graders. CITRUS GIRL Your returns will the Exchange.Let us collect a number of autographs for their troop scrapbook. Posters for the recent hot sale sponsored by their trooper school were made by these four graders and because of the excellent advertising,a fine net price was realized. Troop Divided Third grade Brownie Trooper from St.Boniface has been divided in two groups because of size.The new Trooper 7 meets under the leadership of Mrs.Bushman in the school hall Wednesday afternoon.Mary Lawrence student at Marywood is assistant.Mrs.John Ricker and Mrs.Devine are leaders for Trooper 48 which meets at the Girl Scout Little House on Friday. Not often does an entire troоп membership receive several badges together but such is the record St.Boniface Trooper 9,Mrs.D.May leader.Good grooming.wor friendship and the world pin we received by each girl in the trooper at a recent meeting.Barbara Chelle received her Girl Scout badge awarded were child care Kathleen Dugan and Sharon M.Kool; house helpers,Donna M.Sharo McKool,Barbara Franklin;home and garden,Shaaro M.Kool;photographer,Donna M.Pat Roberts is scribe for thse seventh graders. CITRUS GIRL Your returns willthe Exchange.Let us collect a number of autographs for their troop scrapbook. Posters for the recent hot sale sponsored by their trooper school were made by these four graders and because of the excellent advertising,a fine net price was realized. Troop Divided Third grade Brownie Trooper from St.Boniface has been divided in two groups because of size.The new Trooper 7 meets under the leadership of Mrs.Bushman in the school hall Wednesday afternoon.Mary Lawrence student at Marywood is assistant.Mrs.John Ricker and Mrs.Devine are leaders for Trooper 48 which meets at the Girl Scout Little House on Friday. Not often does an entire troоп membership receive several badges together but such is the record St.Boniface Trooper 9,Mrs.D.May leader.Good grooming.wor friendship and the world pin we received by each girl in the trooper at a recent meeting.Barbara Chelle received her Girl Scout badge awarded were child care Kathleen Dugan和Sharon M.Kool; house helpers,Donna M.Sharo McKool,Barbara Franklin;home and garden,Shaaro M.Kool;photographer,Donna M.Pat Roberts is scribe for thse seventh graders. CITRUS GIRL Your returns willthe Exchange.Let us collect a number of autographs for their troop scrapbook. Posters for the recent hot sale sponsored by their trooper school were made by these four graders and because of the excellent advertising,a fine net price was realized. Troop Divided Third grade Brownie Trooper from St.Boniface has been divided in two groups because of size.The new Trooper 7 meets under the leadership of Mrs.Bushman in the school hall Wednesday afternoon.Mary Lawrence student at Marywood is assistant.Mrs.John Ricker and Mrs.Devine are leaders for Trooper 48 which meets at the Girl Scout Little House on Friday. Not often does an entire troоп membership receive several badges together but such is the record St.Boniface Trooper 9,Mrs.D.May leader.Good grooming.wor friendship and the world pin we received by each girl in the trooper at a recent meeting.Barbara Chelle received her Girl Scout badge awarded were child care Kathleen Dugan和Sharon M.Kool; house helpers,Donna M.Sharo McKool,Barbara Franklin;home and garden,Shaaro M.Kool;photographer,Donna M.Pat Roberts is scribe for thse seventh graders. CITRUS GIRL Your returns willthe Exchange.Let us collect a number of autographs for their troOP scrapbook. Posters for the recent hot sale sponsored by their troOP school were made by these four graders and because of the excellent advertising,a fine net price was realized. Troop Divided Third grade Brownie Trooper from St.Boniface has been divided in two groups because of size.The new Trooper 7 meets under the leadership of Mrs.Bushman in the school hall Wednesday afternoon.Mary Lawrence student at Marywood is assistant.Mrs.John Ricker and Mrs.Devine are leaders for Trooper 48 which meets at the Girl Scout Little House on Friday. Not often does an entire troоп membership receive several badges together but such is the record St.Boniface Tropper 9,Mrs.D.May leader.Good grooming.wor friendship and the world pin we received by each girl in the trooper at a recent meeting.Barbara Chelle received her Girl Scout badge awarded were child care Kathleen Dugan和Sharon M.Kool; house helpers,Donna M.Sharo McKool,Barbara Franklin;home and garden,Shaaro M.Kool;photographer,Donna M.Pat Roberts is scribe for thse seventh graders. CITRUS GIRL Your returns willthe Exchange.Let us collect a number of autographs for their troOP scrapbook. 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Are you getting best possible returns for your fruit? Or are you actually contenting yourself with less? Returns are hard to compare There are almost as many as any other group may wish to participate in this exchange! Are you getting best possible returns for your fruit? Or are you actually contenting yourself with less? Returns are hard to compare There are almost as many as any other group may wish to participate in this exchange! Are you getting best possible returns for your fruit? Or are you actually contenting yourself with less? Returns are hard to compare There are almost as many as any other group may wish to participate in this exchange! Are you getting best possible returns for your fruit? Or are you actually contenting yourself with less? Returns are hard to compare There are almost as many as any other group may wish to participate in this exchange! Are you getting best possible returns for your fruit? Or are you actually contenting yourself with less? Returns are hard to compare There are almost as many as any other group may wish to participate in this exchange! Are you getting best possible returns for your fruit? Or are you actually contenting yourself with less? Returns are hard to compare There are almost as many as any other group may wish to participate in this exchange! Are you getting best possible returns for your fruit? Or are you actually contenting yourself with less? Returns are hard to compare There are almost as many as any other group may wish to participate in this exchange! Are you getting best possible returns for your fruit? Or are you actually contenting yourself with less? Returns are hard to compare There are almost as many as any other group may wish to participate in this exchange! Are you getting best possible returns for your fruit? Or are you actually contenting yourself with less? Returns are hard to compare There are almost as many as any other group may wish to participate in this exchange! Are you getting best possible returns for your fruit? Or are you actually contenting yourself with less? Returns are hard to compare There are almost as many as any other group may wish to participate in this exchange! Are you getting best possible returns for your fruit? Or are you actually contenting yourself with less? Returns are hard to compare There are almost as many as any other group may wish to participate in this exchange! Are you getting best possible returns for your fruit? Or are you actually contenting yourself with less? Returns are hard to compare There are almost as many as any other group may wish to participate in this exchange! Are you getting best possible returns for your fruit? Or are you actually contenting yourself with less? Returns are hard to compare There are almost as many as any other group may wish to participate in this exchange! Are you getting best possible returns for your fruit? Or are you actually contenting yourself with less? Returns are hard to compare There are almost as many as any other group may wish to participate in this exchange! Are you getting best possible returns for your fruit? Or are you actually contenting yourself with less? Returns are hard to compare There are almost as many as any other group may Of course, there will be some slight variations from those of early days. This time the 'redcoats' will arrive by air. And the minute-man will have to be a split-second man to alert the nation to planes flying 2,000 miles per hour at 30,000 feet altitude. As assembly speaker Sam L. Collins pointed out, the state disaster council is an agency established solely to meet a wartime emergency. It was not intended to perform military functions. It's purpose was to cope with civilian problems in the event of wartime disaster. If Secretary Johnson now thinks it is necessary for the states to take over the defense of the nation this state is prepared to do its part, Collins stated, but if that is going to be the case there are certain things to be considered. First, we want the tidelands, which the federal government has usurped from us, returned. Second, we want the funds, which the citizens of this state pay into the federal treasury for national defense, returned. If we are going to do the job there is no point in continuing to pay the federal government to do it. Full Freeways Protect Youth SACRAMENTO, (WNS)—Nothing short of full freeways will provide complete protection to children crossing highways, according to report issued today by the state department of public works after a state-wide survey of school crossings of state highways and suburban areas. The report said that the division of highways in a six month period initiated improvements for protection of children at 128 rural suburban crossings. Accidents involving school children on rural highways amount to one percent of all accidents on state highways, the report said. Are you getting the best possible returns for your fruit? Or are you actually contenting yourself with less? Returns are hard to compare. There are almost as many ways of reporting a citrus grower's returns as there are shippers in the business. And some reports are very misleading. How about the returns for your fruit? What fruit? Do you mean packed fruit?...Do you mean loose?...or bagged?...or by-products?...or frozen concentrate? Or do you mean all your fruit? No single method of sale is the salvation or the solution. The Exchange is best equipped to return the most, regardless of method. The most for your total crop. How do we know? The Exchange has compared the returns received by many growers from different marketing organizations. These are not random "field box comparisons" but careful comparisons which take into account grades, sizes, quantities and weights. Would you like such a comparison made from your statement? The chances are 10 to 1 your return would have been higher in the Exchange. Why Exchange returns are greater The Exchange is a marketing cooperative owned and operated solely for the benefit of its members. All profit goes back to the growers. The Exchange, with 225 packing houses, 14,500 growers, passes on to you all the economies of large-scale operation. Important to kite Flyers "When you're out flying your kites, fly them the SAFE way!" "When you're out flying your kites, fly them the SAFE way!" REDDY KILOWATT is right about that, boys and girls. The "expert" kite flyers know that it's more fun when you follow the four simple safety rules for kite flying. Here they are: 1. Fly your kite in an open field, away from electric power lines and other overhead obstructions. 2. NEVER use wire, tinsel or metallic string. 3. Be sure the string is perfectly dry. 4. If the kite catches in a power line, let go immediately. Don't pull! Phone the company owning the line and a lineman will get your kite for you. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY US GROWERS! Returns will be greater through change. Let us prove it to you by simple comparison method. Exchange fruit commands a premium, not only on Sunkist grade but on other grades. Selling costs are lower in the Exchange. The 1948-49 sales cost on Exchange fruit was 10-7/10 per packed box. Compare that with your own assessment. Exchange fruit commands a premium, not only on Sunkist grade but on other grades. Selling costs are lower in the Exchange. The 1948-49 sales cost on Exchange fruit was 10-7/10 per packed box. Compare that with your own assessment. The corresponding figure for other marketing organizations runs up to 70% higher. Large-scale products and supply company operations make other major savings possible. The cost of new plants and equipment, for instance, is spread over the vast tonnage of 14,500 growers, not one or two thousand. The new Exchange frozen orange concentrate plant at Ontario is a specific example. Still more important, the Exchange products plants are the only ones in California equipped to take out of the fruit everything that can be sold. All other plants manufacture comparatively few products. Don't be misled by extravagant claims Don't form your opinion of the Exchange from the statements of competing organizations. Don't be misled! When the shouting is over, it's returns that count. Find out what all of your fruit would have brought if you had been an Exchange member. Will you do better in the Exchange? It stands to reason you will. Drop a line today to Felton Browning, Grower Service Department, Sunkist Building, Los Angeles 54, California. An experienced Exchange man will call on you and work out a Comparison of Returns with you. You owe it to yourself to get the facts. And we will welcome the opportunity to supply them without obligation. California Fruit Growers Exchange