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1 Growers View THE SOUTHLAND TRICOUNTY WATER AGREEMENT NEAR 44 Part I-SUNDAY, APR. 23,1 950 CitHCg Marsh Drainage Santa Ana River -i 'itPS 1 i A ft tft Ml'- ufc -v hJm II if I vav fj t-''ihhi irt I I I I i a 'y. tsry V. hz-- it 5 i I Vs 1 open its huge drainage pipe behind the Prado Dam and also extend it 1000 feet beyond Its present ending to the Pomona Rincon Road. Orange County water interests have said they could drain off as much as 10.000 acre-feet of water a year without lowering the levels of the Chino and Temescal basins.

Bookman said the agreement would stop the project if the testing engineer found that the project was affecting the Chino and Temescal basins. He said the agreement "also wnuld nrrwirie that Oranee Coun ty would waive its rights under the water law that gives a water user a right to water if he uses it five consecutive years with out contest. Functions Rebuilt Thousand! of man and woman in the vary prima of 4ifa lota tha joy of living. Weak glandi rob than of tha pleasure of normal, happy axistanca. Thay causa complication (hat bring on alt kindt of ill and symptoms.

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11 A.N1..5 P.M. Sundays By Appointment Closed Wed. 4 Sat. CI. 2-1717, Glendale ar Wrtta a Pot Cant ANGLERS Rangers Alvin Whittington, left, and Barney Soto swing open the gates on renovated State Beach Park fishing pier at Ventura, closed after damage by storms.

Times photo Ancient Ceremony Marks Ventura Pier Reopening today, in addition to the boat club, included members of the Ventura County Rod and Gun Club, the Ventura County flotilla of the Coast Guard Reserve and officials of the State Park Department. The boat club was especially interested in the pier opening as its small boats are launched ADMIRER William S. Warren, western story writer, reads one of his tales for Danny Schaefter, Claremont. Disease-Free Potato Plots Kern County Tests Indicate Victory Over Major Hazard BAKERSFIELD, April 22. More than 100 test plots of seed potatoes, entirely free from disease, were on display to growers today as evidence that the industry has conquered one of its most persistent hazards.

Members of the Kern County Seed Potato Association gathered at the U.S. Department of Agriculture "Experiment Station here to witness the results of a 10-year campaign to produce clean, desease-free seed for the $30,000,000 Kern County industry. Discussion Held T. H. Hankins, acting manager of the association, displayed 116 test plots in which the seed potatoes carried a disease rating of "zero." Hankins and County Agricultural Commissioner Lewis A.

Burtch discussed with the growers the methods of seed testing, selection and production that have resulted in the defeat of the disease menace. The Seed Potato Association, was formed by W. B. Camp, a prominent farmer and pioneer grower, in 1940 when the San Joaquin Valley potato industry was on the verge of ruin because of the inroads of potato diseases. At the annual meeting, the association returned Camp to office for the 10th consecutive term and then discussed a State-wide marketing order for seed potatoes.

The order will result in an orderly program of seed inspecting and testing. School for Blind Has, New Site AZUSA, April 22 The Hazel Hurst School for the Blind, formerly located in Monrovia and Pasadena, today is welcoming its first class of blind students with their dogs on the institu tion's new campus on Highway 66 here. Blind men and women from Texas, Colorado and California make up the school's first class of visually handicapped people who receive four weeks of training with their guide ddgs. The sightless men and women who receive dogs from the Hazel Hurst School are accepted at no cost. Councilmen Abide by Church Request REDLANDS, April 22 One of the first acts of a new City Council in Redlands was to change the meeting time from the first and third Thursday nights of each month to the first and third Tuesday nights.

The Council had been asked by the Council of Churches to make the change. All organizations in the city are being asked to leave Thursday night open for mid week church services. Couple to Note 50 Years of Marriage BELLFLOWER, April 22 Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Knapke, 8811 Park will observe their 50th wedding anniversary tomorrow. Mrs. Knapke is a granddaugh ter of Dr. T.

A. Thomas, founder of one of the first Masonic lodges in California. Knapke is a Spanish-American War Veteran, a retired railroad official and a magazine writer on railroad of autointoxication do not appear -until after the mechanism of the body through which nature deals mating them, has broken down and failed to accomplish Its pur pose as a result of the overwhelming amount of work which has been thrown upon it. Hence, the appearance of symptoms of auto-intoxication indicates that the body has already become crippled and that the matter must receive serious and immediate attention." "One bowel movement a day is very marked constipation." Project Would Permit Behind Prado Dam on ADril 22 River- 'siriA and San Bernardino Coun ties may enter an agreement wth Orange County mat wouia aiinw Drance County to go ahead with its project to drain the marsh waters oenina ine rmuu Dam on the Santa Ana River. Riverside County Flood Control F.nenneer Max Bookman to day disclosed committees repre-cpntino- th three counties have appointed two subcommittees to work out details ot me agreement Rnnkman said the agreement would allow the project to go-ahead only if tests show that it.

would not take underground waters of the Chino and Temes- cal basins which feed parts of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. Study Planned One subcommittee of engi neers would work out a system of test wells and other measur- inz devices td determine wheth er tho Orantrft CountV Droiect depleted either the Temescal ori Chino water basins. Annthpr- subcommittee of lawyers would draw J.he agree ment by whicn me project wouia proceed. The two subcommittees will reDort to the parent com mittees at a meeting May 17. Bookman said the hnai aratt of the agreement will be pre sented to ail tne parties mvoiyea in tne project: me mversiae uounty supervisors, tne -cxm Bernardino Countv Supervisors, the Chino Basin Water Conser vation District (a San Bernardino Countv organization), the Orange County Supervisors, Orange uounty water district, the Anaheim Mutual Water the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Co.

and the Santa Ana River Development Co. Bookman said the agreement would allow Orange County to Fred Garcia Re-elected Santa Maria Mayor SANTA MARIA, April 22 Mayor Fred Garcia, first elected two years ago, was re-elected as this city's chief executive officer at an organization meeting of the City Council. First Examination FREE nr. Fry, D. to drugs, such as alcohol, mor phine, or cocaine.

He seeks re lief much as one scratches the skin where it has been stung by nettles. There is a vast deal of moral and religious work physicians might do if they would induce people to cleanse the colon as well as the body surface. THE FIRST REQUISITE TO SANCTITY IS TO KEEP THE INTESTINES OPEN. TOXIC POISONS In my office experience I have had many patients present themselves to me for examination who had been put through most exhaustive examinations by other doctors who had told them to go home and forget about their troubles; that there was really nothing wrong with them; that they only imagined they were sick; or that they must be nervous. If these patients do not; suffer from pain, and I cannot discover any organic dis eases I always assume that they are suffering from some form of toxemia, which is in almost every case produced by poisons manufactured within their own bodies, but which have not been eliminated.

The toxins produced in the organism alter the chemistry of the blood and other fluids in which the tissues of the body live. WHEN TOXIC POISONS OR THAT WHICH CAUSES DISEASE IS REMOVED THE RESULT 4S SO EFFECTIVE IN PRODUCING QUICK RESULTS, THAT THE CHANGE EXPERIENCED BY THE SUFFERER IS HARDLY LESS MARKED THAN THAT FELT BY THE PRISON ER WHEN THE AND CHAIN HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM HIS ANKLES. IT HAS TO BE-EXPERIENCED TO BE PROPERLY UNDER STOOD AND APPRECIATED. Dr. J.

H. Kellogg, M.D., founder of Battle Creek Sanitarium, world famous authority says: "IN THE LAST TAVO FEET OF THE COLON is found the seat of the most destructive block ade that has ever opposed human progress." "Metchnikoff has clearly shown that putrefaction germs are the cause of early degeneracy, prema ture oia age ana death. These germs produce most virulent poisons, many of which resemble the venom of snakes, and when present in the feces in large numbers, they are certain proof of the existence of chronic intestinal autointoxication, even though the characteristic symptoms of autointoxication have not yet appeared. A coated tongue, a sallow complexion, dark circles around the eyes, appearance of brown spots upon the hands or other parts (the so-called liver spots), offensive breath and perspiration, the discharge of foul-smelling gases from the bowels, putrid stools, a thin, inelastic parchment-like skin, dullness of mind, inability to concentrate the mind, mental irritability or depression without cause, cold hands and feet, perspiration of the hands and feet, chronic headaches, attacks of migraine or sick headaches these and a score of other symptoms which might be mentioned are certain indications of chronic poisoning, prompt attention to which may prevent the development of later more serious conditions, bucn as naraenmg or tne arteries. isright's disease, with alhumpn casta in the urine, or apoplexy wita paraiysis.

urave symptoms VENTURA, April 22 An ancient Indiari ceremony, guaranteed Ho assure good fishing to anglers who toss their lines from the' State Beach Park pier here, today reopening of the pier, closed for several months after it had been damaged by storm. A group of members of the Ventura County Boat Club, in costumes of Indian medicine men, performed the rites and, as gates were thrown-' open, fishermen young and old went fortfi to test the efficjy of the ceremony. New pilings and planking have been installed to replace those ripped out by slashing high tides of last winter. Daily Meeting Place When in operation, the pier is the daily meeting place of 100 or more men and women anglers. Participants in the opening T.

R. McMichael Rites Arranged EL MONTE, April 22 Funeral services for Thomas Reese Me Michael, 81, early walnut grower and a resident here for 45 years, will be conducted at 2:30 p.m Monday at the Schanel Mortuary with the Rev. Leonard Jones, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, officiating. Mr. McMichael, who died at his home, 412 Maxson Road, served on the local school board for 12 years.

He leaves his wid ow, Annie; a son, George, and a daughter, Mrs. Corinnai Pal mer, both of El Monte. TWO EX-NAVY MEN TO SEEK GUINEA GOLD SAN DIEGO, April 22 (TP) Two former U.S. Navy men said today they plan to pick up gold in New Guinea. They declared they discovered it after their destroyer was torpedoed during the war and they swam ashore on the South Pacific island.

The pair, R. W. Curtis and Gerald Thomas, are preparing a 50-foot schooner for the trip. They plan to take five others. Curtis and Thomas said that 350 miles inland they discovered a shallow stream that was strewn with gold nuggets.

WESTERN TALES Boys Declare Claremont Writer 'Best' CLAREMONT, April 22 When the Boys Clubs of America voted William S. WTarren's "Tony Gay on the Longhorn Trail' one of the books they liked the best'in 1949-1950, his small neighbors on University Circle here weren't surprised. They think that the award was justi William Warren does his cow boy stories for boys and lots of girls in this college city, but he has plenty of actual cowboy experience to draw upon in making ranch life and -work among the cattle come alive for thousands of young Americans. Reared on one of the great cattle ranches of Southeast Colorado, where his father was manager, he began his own work in the roundups at the age of 14. Became Cartoonist Because he had always drawn pictures of horses in action, and of the life on the cattle ranch, he quit the life of a cowboy to go to art school in Chicago.

He became editorial cartoonist on the Chicago Tribune yiile he was still in art school. He returned to Colorado to run his own cattle ranch for six years. When he started to tell the story of cowboys and life on the range in words and pictures for boys, his writing began to be 1 rriore important to him than his ranching- "Normal bowel action is at least three full, evacuations daily. Food waste should never be retained mnw than twpntv.five t.ri thirtv six hours at the longest, and the normal period is probably sixteen hours or less," DR. CHAS.

A. TYRRELL, M.D., world's trreatest advocate of thia method savs: "DAILY MOVEMENTS OF THE BOWELS ARE NO SIGX THAT THE COLON IS NOT IM- PACTED, IN FACT, THE WORST CASES OF COSTIVENESS THAT WE EVER SEE ARE THOSE IV WHICH DAILY MOVE. MENTS OF THE BOWELS OCCUR." "DR. F. E.

CHIDESTER, A.M.. Group Opposes Tjnnlpr'c Tgy SANTA BARBARA, April 22- The chapter here of the California Tavern Owners Associa tion today declared war on the city's new tax on alcoholic beverages, the so-called "tippler's tax." The new law, which went in to effect the first of the month, covers both package sales and sales over the bars. Spokesmen for the association said the new oi'dinance will cost tavern owners here about 000 annually. They explained that they would have to absorb the tax because it cannot be passed on to the customer with out raising the cost per drink 5 cents. They said it was not prac tical to charge odd-cent prices for "A toaioma.mau" is a per son afflicted with bacilli in the colon.

A striking phase of modern medical science is the amount of attention being devoted to the colon and its toxic contents. PRACTICALLY ALL THE ILLS OF MANKIND ARE CAUSED BY CONSTIPATION. The present age, and the one just passed, regarded alcoholic intoxication as its chief crime breeder, body wrecker, and soul destroyer. The coming age will address itself to the much more common, insidious, and deadly poison that comes from the colon. The esoteric believer attributes all diseases of the body and troubles of the mind to error.

The scientist knows that these little errors can be raised by the quart in the laboratory, and can propagate prodigiously in the human intestine. THE COLON DRUNKARD IS HARDER TO LIVE WITH THAN THE SACCHAROMYCES DRUNKARD (ALCOHOL). Toxemia breaks up happy homes as much as do alcoholics. The man whose elimination is imperfect is irritable. He imagines other people irritate him because he can not conceive how he can De naturally so mean.

Misunderstandings between parent and child, husband and wife, employer and employed, are due to constipation as much as to any other cause. People poisoned by colon bacilli are not their natural selves. They are as irresponsible as whiskey soaks. It is folly to punish them; they ought to go to a doctor. A great deal of what we call Sin.

is due to what the physician calls stasis an imperfect movement of the intestinal contents. A person may have the highest ideals, the purest aspirations, the noblest intentions, he may be a devotee of uplift literature, he may be instant in prayer and earnest of spirit, and yet wonder why gloom, depression, and fear constantly assail him, and he often as not does not realize that his trials are due to a clogged colon and not to any spirit of evil. If he would get the colon bacilli out of his system his terrible temptations would disappear. If you would know why domestic friction exists, why children are bad, why boys run away from home, why girls seem sometimes possessed of the evil one, why business relations become intolerable, why workmen can not get along together, why there is dissension in the church, why perfectly sane and sober folk suddenly develop the most outrageous cantankerousness, the cause is not in original sin nor the influence of psychic current; it is more likely to be found in the vicious company of militant bacilli in the colon. "The Toxic-Maniac" is the real "hunter for trouble," he craves trouble as a drunkard in his cups.

"The Toxic-Maniac" "tries first one way and then another to get an irritated response to an irri tating question or assertion. He eventually brings upon himself almost any calamity that he fears. the influence of persis tent suggestion." The individual with his colon full of bacilli is conscious of a vague discomfort, and oftea takes PH.D says: "Two of the most distinguished cancer experts in -the world (one British and the other American) have furnished -evidence that not only rectal cancer but breast cancer has been cured in hundreds of cases by relieving INTESTINAL STASIS. from the end of the long piei by means of a permanent derrick. Other facilities are in place for use of the boatmen.

Trapped Man Dies in Blaze TAFT, April 22 A Taft man was trapped in his apartment and burned to death this morning while firemen hunted vainly for him in a rescue attempt. County Fire Chief Ilmo Freear, said the body of Robert Prout was found huddled on the floor of a stall shower where he took refuge and burned to death in the blaze that swept his apartment at 2 a.m. He died in a fire that destroyed a house at 916 Pico St Two school teachers, Dorothy Upton and Helen Mikulski, who also occupied the structure, escaped without injury. They told firemen they were certain that Prout was in the building. Donning gas masks to ward off smoke and fumes, firemen braved falling embers and intense heat to make repeated trips into the blazing apartment.

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Toor this ad out at ramlndor. SOLD BY vsui Times photo House Raising Record Sought at Fullerton FULLERTON, April 22 Aft er pounding the first nail, at 8 a.m. Monday, an attempt will be made to erect an 875 square foot two-bedroom home, furnish and landscape it, and have it ready to move into by 6 p.m. Wednesday when the Lions Club Community Fair opens at Amerige Park for four days. The home will be built to comply -with FHA, Veterans Administration and local building speci fications.

The home will be built on a tportable foundation and will be moved to a permanent location at the, conclusion of the fair. Monrovia Health Director Resigns MONROVIA, April 22 Dr. J. M. Furstman, director of Monrovia County Heajth Center for many years, and at present director of the Santa Monica Health Center, has tendered his resignation as supervisor of the Health Department of the Monrovia City School District, after having served in this" capacity for the last 27 years.

The board of trustees elected Dr. George W. Ainlay Jr. of Santa. Monica as supervisor of the school health department for the 1950-51 school year.

Mayor Reappointed NATIONAL CITY, April 22 Clinton D. Matthews was reappointed Mayor by the City Council. I II I 13 WJ I From withaut it. Thart. 4 Eva.

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Jack Lent will speak on circulation as a career and John Gartner will tell how to write short stories for magazines. Journalism students from colleges in the area will be entertained at luncheon at the Commons honoring Hubert Eaton, Glendale. Mrs. Lawrence Ikerman speaks Wednesday afternoon on the "Discipline of Writing" and at a dinner at the Commons the announcement of the Browning Poetry Prize Contest winners will be made. In the evening Louis Mertins speaks on The Poetry and Progress of Robert Frost." Thursday noon.

Frank E. Moore Redlands editor, will speak. jjeonara vv imams, quotea ny Dr. W. S.

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