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ONE OF THE ACTIVITIES of the Californ;a DMry Industry Advisory Board is a mobile dairy unit,
which visits the Los Angeles city schools, so that city children may have an opportunity to see a real
cow and coll..and learn that milk does not originate in a bottle.
Eight huge air-raid Sirens, in-
stalled in San Francisco durilfg
World War If, could be heard
over a radious of.more than six
miles.
0SFA "'" "0'
JULY 2-&UGUST lO
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES
plu special program for teachers
ART EDUCATION WORKSHOP
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approved for veterans
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
California School of F;ne Arts
800 Chestnut St., San Franc;see I'1.
BUILD A CEDAR CLOSET
WITH A PAINT BRUSH
¢/l'CtR.LI X i she cdat itln yot lint 0
Y0 MUSY lie SATISFIED OR YOUR MONEY IIA(K
$ lb. es $,9,. IO Ib, sn Sl.5 qotesU.
, CEDAR-LUX D/TIt. CO.
z Call
KAY DISTR. CO.
14t:8 Victory BivO., A'ao u:Fs, Calif,
DEAL]Eli INIIUIRIF, INITED
ib Co all mill}fat produced commer-
Tr ute to w cially or processed in May and
(Continued from Page One)
means Sundays and holidays
as well as week days.
In California, every dairy
farmer has needed to invest
$1000 for each cow in his herd.
This includes the value of the
cow herself and the costs of the
farm lands which provide the
hay and grain for her mainte-
nance, the barns and milk house
and equipment. When that sum
is multiplied 1)y the numtler Of
COWS in California you realize
how great a structure is needed
in order that all persons in the
state may have mille and milk
products when anJ as the£ need
them.
Dairying i the leading divi-
sion of California's agriculture
and, excepting only petroleunt, is
largest among all of the state's
industries; and it is all hasetl on
the cow
F dncation PIwgrant
The dairy hantllers and dairy
farmers of California have under-
taken a broad program of elluca-
tips. The California Dairy Indu-
try Advisory Bt)ard wa e.tab-
lished in 1945 hy legislative en-
actment.
The board's pul-poe is to in-
crease consumption of dairy
products through a program of
research, education, adverti.ing
a n d publicity. Activities are
financed by assessments paid by
producer, producer-haldlers, and
handlers of dairy products on
the basis of one-lmlf cent per
pound of milkfat computed on
G FOR "SOUR STOMACH,"
E L AZ YM E . Y P E R ACIDITY, AND
EVEN THE PAIN ASSOCIATED WITH ULCERS.
A prescription formula containing two highly effective antacliK and new
triple strength digestive enzymes.
Box of 100 tablets.... $2.50
(abOve prle includes tax and postage)
M&il ehk, maQY order or cask to , . .
BERKELEY MEDICAL PHARMACY
TeJegrtph Ave. Berkeley 5, Celihnls
PAGE 6-.rMAGAZlNE i.AIJFORNIA ....
October of each year.
The law °provides that eight
members of the 19-man board
shall be engaged in production
of milk; four o the eight shall
be manufacturing milk produc-
ers and four shall be market
milk producers. Eight members
of the board shall be handlers
of dairy products and shall be
selected to give representation
to the various classes of dairy
products processed and manu-
factured in California.
The remaining three members
of tie board shall be producer-
haldlers who produce a major
portion of the milk used in
dairy products handled by them.
Members of the board serve
with-out salary. They are ap-
pointed by the California Direc-
tor of Agriculture from nomina-
tions made by the industry at
meetings held in dairy districts
throughout the state.
The board creates hea|Ot
education supillententary nta-
lerials. More than 4,000,000
copies were distributed dur-
ing the Clu'rez!t year in re-
Sltonse to requests front school
executives, teachers and oth-
et engaged in nutrition and
health education. Eleven proj-
ects of dairy reseateh are
underway sponsored by the
board in co-operation with the
Univelity of California, Col-
lege of Agriculture.
On advertising, it has been the
aim to gear the progra,m to the
seasons and surpluses of the
state, timing the advertising to
do the most effective job. Mogt
all types of commercial media
are used, but the accent has been
on newspaper display space and
outdoor boards.
"It eots nothlnf to Join Farnbm's
Three DIn,.nslon Flower COlor Slide
Club. Write today, and l'ee/ve •
day Ire trial offe,e Of Farnb's
cusing Charm Viewer and a betltlful
selection of xl lSteree palra of flower
eloe-np bloom sllde each month. A
etalog with over thoasnd bloonm
te seieelt flm seat U Olldes ire
for." GEORGE J. FARNUAM
4 14h Ave,, & IS, Wk.
Mabel Ridgway, of Hollywood,
:::.:: California, writes to me about
...... her hobby that paid off nicely.
....... Mrs, Ridgway had typed her
own letters for some years, and
a banker asked her who was her
typist, as it was so neatly done,
::: and the result was that she re-
ceived an assigllment once a
month for special letters. Soon
she found that she received or-
ders for mimeographing, and be-
i ..... fore she knew it; a full business
was in progres.. Today from this
home hobby, Mrs. Ridgway has
her own home and a thriving
btsiness .... Mrs. Madge Lacey
....... found that she could always lo-
cate people houses, apartments
and stores for rental, and soon
found herself allotting her en-
ii tire time to this well paying ren-
tal business out of her own
home .... Janet Turrey, of
Portland, Oregon, found that she
could raise miniature pine trees
for rock gardens in her base-
meat, and now sells them all
:??:::; over the world! Yes, money can
be made at home! . . .
"FOR WOMEN ON:LY"
One of the most respected ra-
dio contests will soon be taken
off the air on the charge of hav-
ing the winners "fixed," i.e. pre-
chosen winners! . . . The latest
fad of the Parisian womeni of
smoking perfume scented small
cigars will spread to America by
October .... You can now soft-
en any water you wish instantly
by dumping a handful of baking
soda into it .... The latest off-
the-face hats will feature a small
velvet rosette that will match
the color of your eyes.... A
new hormone face cream from
the lab of Julian Miller, will
soon be nationally introduced
and through supervised tests of
over one year, the product was
found to be most effective ....
The new candy-stripe prints will
give you that tall, pencil line
thin look which will be the rage
in the spring of 1952 .... The
barefoot fad will find great .fa-
vor in all sections of the Nation,
with every woman from one to
one hundred going barefooted to
all events .... The new hair.
dl'e,s will be the "slave girl"
F.? Will I narry the gay I'm writing to?
--Jane L.
My dear Jane: Yes. No, not this one.
as I feel many romantic interests with
you before yOU marry.
Dear Criewell: Should ]: make a change
of employment?--Mrs. Agnes M.
My dear Agnes: Yes, I feel that yott will
change in September.
Dear Criswelt: Is :dward Huntington
dead or alive?--lRtltb Me.
My dear ]Ruth: tie Is dead.
Dear Criswell: Should I spend money
making a model of this aqua-duck lnven-
tton?--W. J. g.
My dear W. J. E.:No, your plans are
sufficient to interest enough capital in
the manufacture of a full scale model.
Dear Criswell: I'ill I be able to keep
this job? Shall my husband change doc-
tors? Vfhat kappened to my money?-
Mary B.
My dear Mary: Yes. and .you will go
further in this profession. Your husband
will seek other medical opinions. The
money was taken.
Dear CrisWell: How much longer will
I work at the place Should I turn my
home into income property?--Donnie B. H.
My dear Donnle: Until late summer and
then you will take that trlp yOU have
half-way been plannin on. YOU will turn
your home tnto Income property, and then
yOU will sell it and one day own a thriv-
ing hotel.
Dear Crlswelt: JThlch woman should I
lame in the divorce suit?--Vassie D.
My dear Vassie: 'hy name either? Just
let tbem be Mary Doe in the complaint.
Dear Criswell: I am sick of the plaee
where I live. The people are all hateful
and mean, No one is friendly to me.
Should I leave here a.d go some place
else where people are ktnder?--Francs G.
My dear Frances: I feel that it is you
that is out o, step with the world, and
yO.l should bg a little more unbending
and & little more pleasant, and then
things would work out for you. You will
go to church socials and meet other prop-
erty owners of the community. You spoke
. Of tbe town before you lived in, and yon
had the same results. Try this .other way
of living, and you will change.
Dear Criswell: Will the government ever
pay the Otoe Indian claim? Will I get
anything from my grandfather's estate?
--Ruby R. S.
My dear Ruby: Yes, In 1952. Tee, tn
September. You will own a home of your
own next year and you will be very happy.
Your daughter is happy with her husband
now.
Dear Crlswell: Is my son through the
worst of his illnees?--Gussle S.
My dear Gussle: Yes, he will recover
rapidly nOW. Your daughter end son-in-
law will move there in September. The
new religion will aid you In your expres-
sion. The only success is action,
Dear Criswell: W'hen will Curt return?
]Pat.
My dear Pet: In August, and you will
marry later. You wlll change Jobs later
this fall.
Dear Crlewell: Will I be able to ftee
the man who robbed me la eourt?--Arthe
K.
My deal' Arthe: Yes, and you will wilt
hands down. It is the man who is scared.
(Crs@ell will be happy to
answer your personal prob-
lems through the columns of
Magazine CalifornlaAddress,
Criswell Predicts, e/o Maga-
zine California, P.O. Box 2255,
Hollywood 28, Calif. Answers
viii be published as space
termite.)
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Crisweli Answers
Oear00riswel,: Wiil I my husbaod 0000Imsoa00ms
back and when?--l.ooiss G .... Geleomplele 4¢tatls of amazing, dffcrcnt,
time-rested, ,nexpensive, theraseutic
My dear Louise: He will come back by --"-''--I°ng
August 1st. • methOdyou,veOf homeuflred,treltlnt,no matte€N° mactCrwhat bow
r¢lll*
Dear Criswell: Will nay mother remarry? edies you've tried,.• QUICK, SOOTHING
--Aldene S. RESULTS ARE GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK.
l,fy dear Aldene: Yes. by early 195.'2. Learnwhysuppositoriesandordinaryoln'nentsbrmgonly
YOU will sell yonr properly and buy e eetiag relief, Trtment el kemorrheids, fissms at oth'
large home with income property, ds#rdecs ully exllaftqed. Without cosl or obligation, go
Dear Criswell: VVhen will I get my to your aeare local drug szore and ask for your copy o/
Job back?-- Mrs. Ernest L. eew RecTet Me; or, ff no available, wric¢ to:
My dear Mrs. L.: YOU will work some
other place first on a temporary basis. RECTONE, M,2112 Gd, L 13, L
Your daughter will marry this man. You L I Ill Ill II II
will see your family late thia year.
Dear Criswell: Will my husband and I
ever become reconciled? If we can't, should i
I go out with this older man?--Mittylene .
M.
My dear Mtttylene: You will go to your
husband and tell him you are Sorry, and
he will take you back, He is waiting for
you to admit It Is all your fault. ,--.".IL|MII .llL|ll *
Dear Criswell: H .... ill this business 'ii'{--llli-------- ..1I --
venture work out?--Mary F. M.
My dear MaYy: Not too profitable. Your
husband win stay with his Job tmtll he
c&n immediately einge over Into .... /k ']['t--'- ---.,,J
one. You will be able to buy some income
property by early I952
Dear Crlswell: How long will mother be k1
with us? Her mind is now gone.Mattie
D.
My dear Mottle: Until the latter PSyt [
Of August, -AT WITH _OY If you're in m/ery with
Dear Criswell: Will my husband ever those burning, gnawing, ulcer-llke symptonm
get Well?--Rosa T. o[ gastric hyperacidity indigestion, heart-
My deer Rosa : The doctors were cob
rect, he will never b able to leeve the buvn...-.Ake hoper Take gontk VON'S TAB-
hospital. LETS and really enjoy food egaln! Enjoy
Dear Crlswell: Will we move back and blessed relief! Known to thousands over past
will It be a good move?--Mrs. M&ry A.C. 20 Flmru---Teke VON'S---Ilke •doctor'a
My dear Mary A. C:: I do feel thlt you scriptiaa--nelt, soothing, promptly et[ective
will make the move before the summer
is over, end it wiu preys & most profitable ingrllents. Na rigid liquid diet, just lealt-
one. My family are from Indiana and bl ttng. At er.y drugstore.
Kentucky, and I feel we my be thied
con,. Ta aam. so.nd vagu.ly familiar V O N'S P I N K T A B L E T S
t e.
Des4" Crlswell: Will my Iwother maery