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tlOdQ: .. March ~ -• lalan--bl tbe dt.7 wttb rtotoaa pbaJta
and reda. a new tr fta med beao-
dflcatk>D eommlttee cmrttnnee
tbe c::m.paJcn for Uw ptaat'ns o1
t.be tree.
Combined with the color ol tbe
ii*WDt la the lea tanaible but
~t color at t.be <Ja1
Park,
TbomaDdt ol ,. IOft8 He the
W>e each ..-tJ1S when it la In
b'1-• Sb1ce Ule nnt World
War. wbeD ll wu opmed to Ure
pJblie u • Red ~ beneflt.
more \ban 500.ooD penom. rep. reentmc flft!l7 mte of the
union and ~ nery oottn·
try al u. world. haft vtmted
the. Wlltmia VIM Guden&
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HERB MEDICINE
BOOK FREE
Bere'• a a.pap bOoklet full of ftl. aAle lab-Um aboul '-!'bl. tblltr
.. and benetlta. It clMcrlbea tbe u~ at ftr1om 009'_. alJ.. .-m and ltatea how relle.t Dla7 be
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Storoge of Soap
Adds to Its life
Stale soap 1uta longer and
therefor. t. IDON economical
than freah soap. Buy a good sup.
ply tn•adnnoe and remove the
wrappers. Then the air can set
at the s tored soap.
R'"' Prevention
If a breadbox should turn
ruty tu!de. clean l1 u.p by rub-
bln.c genUy wlth an emery cloth.
To keep It clean, give It a llRht eoauna of Jard, then wlpe away.
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. Three Proposed Dams Offer
Sportsmen Paradise, W~a,th
to Oakdale, Manteca Areas
By STANLEY W AKEPIELD, Publisher Oakqle ..._.der
Promising a sportsmen's paradise along with added recrea-
tion facilities for the entire $te and an additional, wealth
program for the Oakdale and Manteca areas, are the proposed
constructions of three irrigation water storage dams on Stan-
islaus River.
When the lakes are formed with the building of the reser-
voirs, these bodies of water wttl •
add Immeasurably to the Clsh,, ground. Falling wa~ tables
have made ranchers 1n the area Ing possibilities in the state and aware t>f the Immediate need tor ,-to the summer-time recreation
area&. The sites of two or the more water storage facUlUes
dams, Beardsley Flats and Don· which the three proposed dams
nell's Dam. are in canyons in the would give.
picturesque area, that at present Wealth of the .two tllstrlcta ls
~re inaccessible to sportsmen. comprised of many crops With
These two dams coupled wltb beef cattle fattening on Ladino
the proposed Tulloct\ Dam, clover year-'roUJld paatures ind
about 20 miles above Oakdale, dairying the chief soqrces of ln-
wlll store sumclent water to come. Almonds. rnelona, walnut.a,
Irrigate the entire' areas ctf the truck garden cropS, grapee, to:...._
Oakdale Irrigation Di.strict and matoetl, peaches, beans and
the Soutlf San Joaquin In-lga· sugar beets are among the lead-
tton DtMtrlct, adding new wealth tng egrlcuJtural revenue pro-
to the already rich districts. duoer1.
EsUmated cost of the dams Jn Oakdale alont'; more than
and Power houses 18 about $45,-$10,opo,ooo a year ll realized
000,000 aU to be 1P4!nt tn Tuol· from the bfff and dairying tn-
umne and Cala~eru Counties, dustr)': •
sources of the Stanlalau1 River. Turkeys are the leading poul·
At present the two vut lniga· try revenue producers with
lion areas are served •tty only chickens and eggs gaining rap.
one main dam on the StanlslaUB, ldly In popularity among the
Melone. Dam, with a holding ranchers. / rnervolr called' \Yoodward Re• Jn addition to the wealth the
ervolr as an auxlU•ry for the add!Uonal water will brine to
South San Joaquin District. the state of Callloml• throuCb .
The Oakdale cllatrtct bas been these two major farm centBa,
aupplemenuns tta restr1ded sup-the future al8o wm brins an fn.
ply of wa~r trom Nelonu with nux of sportmnep and vac.atlon.
water J>lll9ped from under· ~ to a new aoentc playpound.
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West's Largest Brahman
C~ttl~ R~.1ch Near Blythe .
By G&ADY $ETZLU. Palo Verd~ Times, Bl1tl..
An unuaual cattle ranch, tn f~ a year old Brahman wm
Palo Verde Valley, along the develop and welgh twice that at
Colondo River ln Southeastern a Hereford yearling.
Calltomta. la brlns\na fame to The Fishers have Juat retumld
tM Ooldeo State. from the H a w a l l a 1t • l1l1ndl.
It ll the largest Brahmsn cat· where they took a boetio.d ol
Ue ranch Wfft of Houston, Tau. r~tered breeding anlma••
This purebred ~tock farm ot Thia la the third ahi~t ol
J.400 Improved acre., (1ve mtl~ Brahmans from the Fllberl"Udl.
eoulh of Blythe, nataa nothlnc t.o the btg catUe ranch• on H•
but Brahma catUe. wall'• tropical Uilanda.
Started u I hobby by r:tl Lut summer Mr. Fllber Cook
wealthy Wayne H . fuher of Loit a btg Joad o( Brahmam to a
Angeles and Blythe 60me 15 buyer on the Canad.lab border,
yean aio, tt hu developed Into Brahman bull" have gone from
n Rrlous enterprta., now repre-the Blythe ranch to herdl all
.enUng an investment of a half o~r the west. .
million dOllara. The average CallfomJan. p1nl
Mr. and Mn. Flaher, who have what Uttle he knows about Bn.bo
given UJ> Loe A~les and othn mam from the Ill· tempenl
Interests, &pend all \heir .time hump.backed steet'8 lni rodec&
w1tlf their 800 to 1200 head of TI1e Brahman by 'nature lt
rlne •tock. Associated ~·Ith them gentle. The Fishct'8 wtll not .ro
now ll their eon, Oana Fish~r ntar a rodeo, or allo• any ot
who ~nt most of the w1r year~ thelr stock to be used. for that
In Egypt and th~ Near Eut. reason. Mo~t ot thelr anlmalt
Brahman cattle, of which there are pet.a, and rollow them arow>d
l'Te almost JOO dlstJnct types, the ranch. One partiC'Ular t#fl,
are the ..ncred cows of India. named "Too Soon.'' actually wl.11
Natlvee of a hot, tropical ell· get Into the Fb;her famll1 ear,
· m~te, they thr·ve In the n~rt If allowed
beat of So\fthern California anrt Rodeo nrahmans, the FtJber
Artzona, and are virtually Im· Bay, get that way from t.reafi.
mune to cattle lm;ect J~ -menL• Thev are u~ becaUJt C'ro~CJbred with Herefords an<I they are col~rful and strange 19'
fttmllar types, they develop Into peartng, anrl because they c&A
Aturdy animals that put on berf stand so much more punJabmellt
at a most gratlfytng rate. ln than most cattle. -..
Tiie p,lltl~nt Man somehow always
manages to save a portion of his eamings.
And we poy llberol lntere1t, tool
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MORT AR EQUIPMENT. -Sgt.
Akir• H •sbimoto J~onsfT,tlts d 60
mm. mart'" .11.t IM o~n hcust fol·
lowin1 IM RuJle1 Arnaory JeJic.,.
lion. Serge•nl HtUhi'""to Wd.S •
corporal in tk """'· stNing in the
P «i fie T M4ln-;,, World W.,. 11,
MACHINE GUN OPERATOR-P~t. Do.I Ci.
mno A4.s" .JO cJibtt m«hiflt I"" •'Oft JU'"1 t11
IM Co. G ·Ar'"°" JeJic.1ion m ReeJI~. C"1flMNl1
borns js "' Pt1ei~ GrOYt but M iJ st.-yin1 with •
sistn in R~(Jlt7 whUt •llttu/ini roll~gt, \at/. t .. ts
milifllT1 fT•ining •s • .mtmMr of IM Ndt~ Gru1r1l
now is stMJ1ing l"'t--mLdics "' Rudley
College wndn th< GI bill.
Com1>4"7. (Pboto b7 John Nurmi)
Typical Day • in the Life of a
• B1 A. 1. HAUGE, Editor Reeclley EX}loOllent
Roy KUl\%man alway1 liked military things, 10 now every Tuesday evening he spenda two
houn with the rifles, the walkie-talkie and the machine guna of Co. G of the National Guard
.in Reedley. \ /'
"It'• good to get with a bunch of fellowt and do thlng1 with them," sa~1 Clyde Alcorn, and
that's the big reason for being a citizen BOldier in the National Guard
"Gives you something to do/' saym Eugene Nored, 18-year-old ~t of the Reedley
company of the 186th National Guard infantry regiment. So he and 18-yea.r-old Rec:ruit Kunz-
man and 17~-old Recruit Alcorn have formed a motor pool an.d take turm driving each
other's cars 12 milea into Reedley for drill each Tuesday evening.
The $2.50 pay they get for each night of drill 1.t welcome moMy but it lsn't'an Important
reason for JolrllnlJ the guard.
With Sgt. Aklra Hashimoto lt'• ecatt.ered up and down the length
a Uttle different. His aerReant'• of the state. ..The remainder de-
pay of $5.15 each ~ill night ts 1 pends on the generosity of the
big help wlth the famUy budget sc..ate legislature wtit01 has to ap-
on whlch he support.I a wlCe and proprlate the money we spend
two children while he attendR tor armories," saya Ma,J. Charles
Reedley College under the GI Columbia, who ls In charge of
bill. He lives In the veterans' annory construclJon for AdJ.
resldentlal apartmeQts while tak· Gen. Curtis D O'Sulltven
Ing the pre-medic studies offered Major Columbia attend~ the
at the two year college. dedlcatlon program for the MW
14 Armort~• Pla•n~ R~ey armory, and explained
The~e men are among the HQ the plam the California national
oWcers and enltsted men who guard ha1 for housfng the 25,000
not Jong ago helped the people otrlcers and men who make up
of Reedley df'dlcate a shiny n l'w Its many unit.a.
$81,000 arm ory built for thl'm by 'When the post war bulldlng
the s tate of California. ll s one program was laid out, he sald,
of 54 sue• new armorle~ <-lther there we~ only 12 armories In
h u llt, ln process or building, or the state and those 12 required
approved for conl't ructlon u nder the s~ndlng ol half a mllllon
the new €'xpansion program of dollars to brJng thetrl up to mod·
the Callforni" natlont.11 guard. ern standards
These 54 armories are <.'o:.tlng With 54 annorle-ci now buJlt or
the ~late $8 million. hut t ha t'R pla nned, tl>e state divis ion of
only half of v. hat the national architecture and the national
guard wo uld like to spend In pro-guard nave worked out standard
vld lng homes for the gu.itd u nits designs and plans which are ap-
plled to nea.rl.7 au the armory
projects ln the et.ate ucept the
very laraat on.es. Slg ones such
a• the propoeed Lo~ Snch
armory which may coat S.00,000,
and tbe proposed Freano buUd-
lng which ll esUmated at 136(),
000, requJre sPfclal plaft.8 but for
the ordinary armories the plans
have .<now been pretty weU 1tan·
dnrdl%ed.
The Rttdley armory la built In
the basic plan. It hu a drtll
room 120 feet by 60 f~t. ar '1
around one side le 1 wtng which
rontalns the omces, kltchen, tot·
lets and shower room, supply
room and clasnoom. Thla arm·
ory accommodates one company,
lf an nrmory la to serve two com
panlea all tllat's neceM&ry 11 to
add another wing on the other
aide. Tbe armory la of poured
concrete rupported by 1teel, wtth
steel trus,;es to hold up the roof.
.. The 11man toWN are the Jtfe
blood ot the national 1Uard,"
Major Columbla aa1d. ''beeause tt .
• NOT FOR WAR-B,,g. G~n. Otto ·E. SasJmn thJicdttJ t~ nt.,IRttt!lt7 Armor7 "fur ~•u, not for "''"•"
111 the recent pogrtmt ulebrdting I~ complttiint of t/>, $84/)00 bui/Jing. Tl~ ""' •"""'1 illustr•tts t~
bari< Je1i8n um/ in emory ron1trucrion in I~ JldU of C.l1forni4. TM mdrn por1i.on of tk builJini (Oft/dint IM
drill floor . Th, wing which is sAown ~J l~ft of t~ front nul of t~ bWLJint ntniJs 111/ IM .,.., ..,f",.J IM na~
nd cQnldins o{ficts, sho.,.n 411J lockeT room11 supp 17 room ttnd 11 d"u room ( Pholo by John Nurmi)
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p.~i~g fabri~s ·
Inspirational . ;
casual suits and dresses. The
tallrt.al wttb m.ore bodY are used
In llt.71-tba\ &bow clearty the
llW1N to·•""'lemess.
Cdfonija de61aners agree that
there Sa to be a walstllne and that
A new annual !lower has Jusl
been lnt.roduced. known as the
SwH>aJ. wh.lcll i. said to be ~
Cl'08I between aunllowen and
dahll•
The flowers are grown from
eeedl and oom.e In every oolor of
the rainbow. Th~ haft char·
acter1aUca ot both parent plant.a.
wttb aouae u:nten to llSbt
bl6me and IQJd ab..tlnp, wi1b
1Wk1'emn peUJs. Otbsa are
... II doo.bla with Ucbt lvory-
nut dllta and rnry Dade of
told
l"or t.boA who like to try
IOIDeth1.q iww, um fJower will
proft lnt.en!Stlng. Tbe 8laJU
srvw tour to m fttt h1sb and
~ a 8UCC' 11ion of blooms llve
to ellht lncbel ln diameter.
Cuttlna tbe bloom.a ~
more 00W9"8. and aa many as rac>
blooma haw beetl clalmed few
one lltalk.
They are grown by Clear Lake
Oarclem, Clearlalte H1gh1andll,
Lake Coun~.
8PORR8 TRAVEL BIGB
8poT'M that attack potatoe9, to-
matoft and fruit crope . tram
Urrouab th~ aJr at a he4ght or ap-
proxtmatety lS.000 ffft.
UFT--Daignn's /JJ~trooclc r&il /,.,;, nUI-
;,., a. 1'"1'whitt pldid .md bl.clc b'" «<tttl ir AJtl~
ccdusi,.e.
BELOW -Da Gertsm411'1 2-p~<i <onon "'•ilk,.
'1ro.tlclot/, •IWll'n dS • pfown IUslctt'' Jut to it1 ;,,..
porltml 1>«lt..tt ... J f41tk~ trim br~d.
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Tasty Corned Beef · and Cabbage
Th~·• nothln& bourgeoise 2 tal)IHpoom -.a . .Add ontoaa. ~toea and CUTOU.
about .&bla. fa, c7 d la h ~ Dredatt meat with flour. ull ,,cut Jen~ A.Cid__.,. bollo ,
thouafl babllJr lt""a .Wl corned and pepper. B roY..'11 111eat In tDs wa~ to OOftl> 'NII •b._
beef and c:abbap But wtlh th!a-~ fat m s-ww-e aauce-S~er •atll ., •• ti• ..
clever new drea It &t bound t.o '1'111\. Ad4 cbioppea" onfon, bay ._... (etaal one laoar) • ._
t emP.t the ID08t dllGcuh appaUte leaf. c::aaa•ay seed, vine.pr mid ~ S111cn to._... Wtdl ialt
In u» mt&re boueehnld water, Co Yer tigh tly. 'Begtn md peftlll'. 'n.dcken fllflT7 II
c..-..., la 7.-. JU counUna t l m • wbeo pressure delllred. Tiellt Sb ..-oas ..._ ~ gau~ ,......_ 15 JIOUftda pres-. Mnl&Dp.
10 enc. enrlche-d bread sure. Cook tor 30 ndnu tea. Allow
butter or marp.rt.ne gauge to nmrD to nannal. Re-
1 No. 1 can canied beef move. me.a anit amlons from
Cl V. cupm) oooller. Tbld:m ttqutd wltb nau.r.
1 -.S cabmp. cooked or ~ cap crambled gin&W"
l c:up medium wblte uuce 1mapa. Sen1t wWll flD((1 rtca~or
\Vlth a walloped or platn cooked DOOdla
cook.le cutter co t rounds of ....... at·
bread baa bread &Uca. Uae a l LL rvt. ....,In 1-emalllr cutter to ND\o~• een-.,., pcm_g -.uv. se•
t er partkm fro• the· of the ...S Goar
slices. Brw1b 'MCb dee wlt.h 2 t.abl PlG'W flit
melted butt.er ar IUl"prlm and 111' <::UPI .._.
t oast lD OftD ar a.ndiw broiler. l 11' aapa .,,,...,,. water
Mell w lat la a "11W..S U maJI ....
brown tbe balll ID tt. Mate toast • 11111111 P'*t«*
r lnga _, plec'ftc.• mw on top 1 t-md caa•
of a pl.lllJa rumd ol tolst. P'UI J CIQll CDM8' llW
with bot corned bed. A1raamw all_....,._
secttm. ot frabb' oc-+wd mb-Raft .... c:ut Ill w '''I I• ba~ • ..,m.a wttb wldte .._. ._ • ...a bL DI •
and ... ..,. ~.. wttll •& ......... aowa -
used ta p&ac. ol OQlmd beef. all lldlla la lllat f& AM"-'_. ~rve ~ nut l'lft ~l.np. 7 t• llllm&
O tber ~pl~
dish • whldl -:r be served in
new ~ u.-8ll"nrtan pot
roasC. -b->!im.. cellste a.r.
becued bell taatwk hes beef •
brli:iket Jll)d Uma beam and rice
and lrlab~
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3 ~flour
2 twpoona ah
~ W-IP>OI\ black pepper
1 medium onion
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1 teL--pocn ~araway seed
2 ~ cider Ylnepr
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Mne Lucky Loter with yow .. 011 or
wftene'lef you entet1ofn. k..,. a wppty
hoftdy lft your refriptotor-olwoys I
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