anaheim-gazette 1953-04-23

The Farmer's Corner By RALPH H. TAYLOR (Executive Secretary, Agricultural Council of California) From 1923 until 1953 America practiced a form of national cannibalism. Businessmen, industrialist, farmer, butcher, baker, candlestick maker—we all participated directly or indirectly. During these two decades we bled our nation's treasury of $264 billion, our national debt today. In doing so we devoured America's bone and sinew. It may be we have done no permanent injury to ourselves. That depends; it depends on the courage and understanding we display during the upcoming period of "readjustment." It's Here For it is coming. To the observant, fundamental changes are already in the making. What they mean, in essence, is simply that we are going to be made to rely more on ourselves, individually, and less on the thrift and hard work of our neighbor. There is no personal guilt to be attached to our past conduct for, in most instances, it was either participate in the orgy or die of economic malnutrition. But that excuse is no longer valid. Nor has it been for some time past. Farmers First Consequently, Eisenhower and his cabinet intend to shake loose from the treasury trough those who have fattened there. Somebody has got to be first and first up in the farmer. Which is all right with him if he has the assurance the rest will shortly follow. Exra Benson, secretary of agriculture and a farmer himself, has called the tune. Recently he gave the dairy farmer a year to find his own solution. That was the beginning. At a Chicago conference the secretary explained the new (old) philosophy and asked the dairy-men for suggestions. He barely had the words out of his mouth when 65 recommendations for dealing with industry surpluses plopped on his desk. Along with them came the assurance of the industry it desired to cooperate in developing a long-term program designed to save the taxpayers as much money as possible. O.K. II Which is a very fine beginning Farmers, historically, are the most self-reliant people in the world and because they are, perhaps, it is just that they were the first to be pegged. It is to be expected that other cabinet officials and bureau heads, in turn, will adopt similar attitudes towards that segment of our economy encompassed by their individual departments: interior must turn back to the tax rolls lands which can be profitably used by private industry; our bureaucrats must, by example, be made to realize the need for money. The incessant drive of the unionists for special treatment must cease. And our businessmen must desist from their efforts to strangle competition. These are but a scattering of things which must be done to allow our body politic full recovery. Amphibious Off Coast of Starting Monday the marines are engaging the west west coast amphibious exercise since 1948. Known as "Sea Jump games are taking place coast of Southern California 150 ships, plus numerous landing craft, 230 marine aircraft, 30,000 sonnel and 24,000 maniicipate. The loading of the forces commenced April equipment and supplies various west coast navalations. "Friendly forces" will San Diego April 28 and constant attacks by forces while attempting a beachhead near Camton on May 5. Marina Third division will use scise as the final step in combat ready. It spent 15 maneuver-packs in training. Rear Admiral Frederickington, USN, commanderious group III, commandal task force designed aggressor forces supposing the assault phase operation. Some of the better aspects are naval gunfire support, the work of men," submarine reconnaissance and control of the waves ing craft in, the ship movement. "Sea Jump" will use niques learned during WII in the landings of Nicaea, Normandy and main Pacific atolls. New method ed in the Korean conflict tried out and the use But that excuse is no longer valid. Nor has it been for some time past. Farmers First Consequently, Eisenhower and his cabinet intend to shake loose from the treasury trough those who have fattened there. Somebody has got to be first and first up in the farmer. Which is all right with him if Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANEE" Main Office: 117 W. Cypress Branch: 350 W. Center Annheim AMERICA'S NEW RAILROAD "I want a ticket on the Atomic Super Chic" Well, sonny, just hang on to that dream. Time you're a full fare, it might come t Of course there is no "Atomic Super Chief" yet Nineteen years ago Atomic Super Chief Well, sonny, just hang on to that dream. Time you're a full fare, it might come t Of course there is no "Atomic Super Chief" yet. But, don't sell American ingenuity and progress short. At the rate things grow new for you on the Santa Fe, you only need to squint your mind's eye just a little to see tomorrow streaming toward you down the track! You can almost feel the future of Santa Fe in the quickened tempo of its progress in the recent past. Just count the growing number of Santa Fe diesel that speed your freight and smooth your ride today. Nineteen years ago day there are 1422 there'll be 97 more fast. And more thaning stations have bit. Santa Fe folks just comes to building net For today the San railroad. And it's going growing newer every can mean new safety comfort and dependa It costs millions so. But it doesn't add you pay. Santa Fe too—proud that the is a part of American own way. SANTA FE PROGRESS TH PAYS ITS OW Amphibious War Games in Progress Off Coast of Southern California Starting Monday the navy and marines are engaging in the largest west coast amphibious training exercise since 1948. Known as "Sea Jump" the war games are taking place off the coast of Southern California. Over 150 ships, plus numerous amphibious landing craft, 230 navy and marine aircraft, 30,000 naval personnel and 24,000 marines participate. The loading of the amphibious forces commenced April 20 with equipment and supplies loaded at various west coast naval installations. "Friendly forces" will sail from San Diego April 28 and be under constant attacks by "aggressor forces" while attempting to make a beachhead near Camp Pendleton on May 5. Marines of the Third division will use this exercise as the final step in becoming combat ready. They have spent 15 maneuver-packed months in training. Rear Admiral Frederic S. Withington, USN, commander amphibious group III, commands the special task force designed to attack aggressor forces supposedly holding the assault phase of the operation. Some of the better known aspects are naval gunfire, aerial support, the work of the "Frogmen," submarine reconnaissance and control of the waves of landing craft in, the ship to shore movement. "Sea Jump" will use all techniques learned during World War II in the landings of North Africa, Normandy and many of the Pacific atolls. New methods learned in the Korean conflict will be tried out and the use of atomic weapons will be simulated in support of the attack. Admiral Withington will command his forces from USS Mt McKinley, an amphibious force flagship with extensive communication facilities. Extensive laboratories, shops, offices and working spaces are provided for the complex staff functions necessary to successful operations. During World war II the Mt. McKinley served as flagship for five amphibious operations, including Leyte gulf, Palau, Lingayen gulf, San Narcisco and Keramareto. She took part in the Japanese surrender and the landing of occupation forces. More recently the Mt. McKinley served as flagship for the atomic bomb tests at Bikini and Eniwetok. She has completed two tours in the Korean area. Commanding officer is Capt. James T. Hardin, USN. Amphibious group III was recommissioned on the Pacific coast soon after the police action in Korea. The group's first combat action was the landing of the First marine division at Wonsan. Landing at Iwon and the redeployment of the UN forces at Inchon followed. In March 1952 the group sailed for Korea on their second tour. Numerous training exercises were conducted to train army and marine units in the far east. Prior to returning in February this year amphibious group III directed the now famous "Wonsan Feint," as a combined training operation and "mock invasion" of North Korea. "Sea Jump" is under the overall command of Vice Admiral H. eration. Some of the better known aspects are naval gunfire, aerial support, the work of the "Frogmen" submarine reconnaissance and control of the waves of landing craft in, the ship to shore movement. "Sea Jump" will use all techniques learned during World War II in the landings of North Africa, Normandy and many of the Pacific atolls. New methods learned in the Korean conflict will be tried out and the use of atomization. TV LANGSON'S SERVICE—SALES 616 N. Los Angeles St—Phone 3303 The Paper Chief!" In to that dream. By the time it might come true! Nineteen years ago there weren't any. Today Super Chief!" In to that dream. By the time it might come true! Nineteen years ago there weren't any. Today there are 1422 units. By year's end there'll be 97 more. Steam is disappearing fast. And more than 250 coaling and watering stations have bit the dust. Santa Fe folks just don't dally when it comes to building new. For today the Santa Fe is America's new railroad. 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