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les dr- the nd Eos o o en. Los n- les les of "It Could Happen" (Continued from Page Three} developed during World War II "probably has been lost." Th e B.A.I. admits to that. The U.S.D.A., could do a more lhorough job of inspecting mate- rials coming in from foreign countries--if it had the money. Ill the year ending this July, the Bureau of Animal Industry will have spent about $373,653 for inspection and quarantine of animals and animal pro(lucts less than half a inillion dollars to protect a fifteen-billion-dollar livestock industry. We need a disease and pest reporting system that can work quickly..Last summer when the "hog cholera variant" broke out aeross the Corn Belt, I,'arm Join-- hal tried to find out how many cases there were, and where they were. No one knew. Civil Defense I)eople and the U.S.D.A. are planning to set up state organizations, which in turn will help to organize units in your local eolnlnunity. Their jobs will be to pin down raids and stamp them out. You And Your Farm You have a part to play, too. Local goverlnnent defense qgen- eies may call on you to help spot and stamp out accidental outbreaks or possible B.W. raids in your neighborhood. Here's" what they may ask you to do: If you notice anything out of- the-ordinary in your fields or garden, notify your County Agent, or phone the local civil defense office. If any of your poultry or livestock get sick with a strange disease, call in the veterinarian. Ask your local defense people to tell you the sort of thing they want you to look for--then if. you have good reason to suspect a germ ]:aid, act quickly. You may be called on to give an animal, or some of its blood, for laboratory examination. This might save you and your neigh- bors big losses by detecting a dis- ease early before it has a Chalice to spread. At Antelopb Valley Fak and Alfalfa Festival in Lancaster, Dave Johnson (above, left) is glving Pat Hanklns some pointers on tractor driving while Jennette Creech and Ovrallene Bennett (right) try their hand at bucking alfalfa hay. Ilaid.Proof Farming You-.might be called on for fllspeetion, quarantine, vaccina- tion, and possibly with slaugh- tering infected animals. The second big task the g(:v- eminent may ask of you is to keep your place "raid-proof." How? Ask strangers to keep away from your floek. and buihlhlgs; select your part-time help care- fully. Get all the "shots" sng- .gested by your local health au- thorities; keep prepared feeds in rat-free, covered hins that can be h)cked at night; do as good a job as you can of killing off rats, riee, fleas, licel stray pigeons, and flies. Don't let dead animals and poultry lie around; feed cattle away from public roads if possible; in emergencies, keep wells covered and the 1)ump house locked. They also nlight suggest that you buy poultry and livestock only from definitely reliable -sources; keep new stock separ- ated from old stock until dis- eases have had time to show up. Disinfect pieces of equipment that come with, or have been used by, new stock; disinfect shoes and boots when leaving quarantine pens; buy only ree- ognized medicines and f e e d stuffs. That's the story on biological warfare. It's entirely possible. It might start tonight, this year or next, or it might never start. If we .can meet any attacks suc- cessfully and bottle them up. Just putting the damper on ac- cidental outbreaks will be worth every ounce of effort. .One thing is sure: we need far better protection than we have, and we need it now. See that your local, state, and national de- fense get-ups get moviJig! The longest reign of any Brit- ish sovereign was that of Queen Victoria--63 years. HURTS CHICKENS Ammonia fumes are often prevalent in poorly ventilated poultry houses during the win- . "Sutter" .... (Collliliued from |'age 2) netting--he Get it all to work in the difficult taks of huihling ir- rigalion sy,tem, mills, imple- lnent, shop. The only skilled hantls on these jol) in lhe he- ginning were hi own. Ilnt lie added still anotlner pllilse of use- fulness to his full and buy life a n d h(:calne a teacher. II e schooled his [ltdialls il) arts Lind il/dt]stry for I'olnr)\\;(?d fl'oln any- thing they ]ltLl ever l¢.nowu-- schooled lhem o well that hun- dreds became trofieient and scores hecame skilled. It was a nlOlttl i11 el3 l ll i Llsk. Sutter had his ftttl]IY, tl|ltl lie made nlllty eHTOI'N. Some tiif. tol'ialls hove made l]/llch of hin shor'lcomillgs /lilt] brn.hed in liS virtues with kelchy slroke. I prefer otherviso. The Sutter of hHer >'ear, bit- t e r mM iml>o\\;erished, vainly and inghn'imlsly i)elitiolfing the United. Sae (;overnment for recessaliSon of his unth)ubtedly ]neritorious services, leaves nmch 1o he desired. But he \\;as a be- vildered victim of circumstances he did not ereale, of forces be- yond his control, Suite]" of New }/(.,lv(]ia, build- er, teaeher, percepter, is a great, if not heroic figure, ttis part in the deveh)lmlent of California wa vast, timely and significant. Deep Plowing A heavy, I)oorly drained soil not 1)rol)erly and deel)ly pre- pared, likely is the cause. Car- rots and beets like a soil which is loose enough to" l)enetrate easily. Any organic material added to the soil will improve its physical condition. Deep plow- let months and they are apt to ing or digging to a foot or more cause eye lesions in chickens, will hell). Recipe of the '00Veck : ::: :: LIGHT-BUT-RICH Mocha chiffon ple |s an easy-to-make dessert for any occasion. Instant coffee gives it a delicious mocha flavor. carbohydrates added to seal in the roaster-fresh flavor and then spray-dried to a fine powder. Think of the work and worry saved! Just a small jar on the shelf and water from the tap brought to a brisk boil, and you are ready to serve delicious coffee to a twosome or a crowd. Coffee flavored desserts are generally popular and using freshly made Instant Coffee guarantees a real coffee flavor with no waste as yoff make exactly what you need for the recipe. ilust follow directions and you will be proud of the results in the following recipes: Mocha Chiffon Pie, My, Oh, My! 1 envelope unflavored gelatine  cup milk % cup cold water 1 tablespoon Instant Coffee 1 pkg. semi-sweet chocolate 3 eggs, separated % cup sugar 1 cup heavy cream, whipped % teaspoon salt l haked 9-inch pie shell Soften gelatine in cold water. In top of douhleo boiler, put semi-sweet chocolate, % eup sugar, salt, milk and Instant Coffee. Cook over hot water, stirring to blend. Beat egg yolks; add mocha mixture slowly, stirring rapidly. Return to double boiler; cook over hot water, stirring eonstantly until thickened. Remmke from heat; add gelatine; tir until dissolved. Chill until thick- ened. Beat egg whites until stiff; add remaining % eup sugar while continuing to beat. Fold in mocha mixture and hipped cream. Turn into pie shell; chill until firm. Garnish with wLipped cream if desired. Freshener Cheesecloth dipped and ro,g out in a weak solution of vi]e;r is an aid in keeping cheese t're.ql in the refrigerator. Wrap he cheese in several (lain 1) la3er. Calif(]'nia's half-lnillion :a.'rt's of vineyards constitute tll)otn ) per cent of the total grape acre-* age of the United Sl[il.les. IMPROVEU ROUFID STOCK ANO PIPE JAW Fits any Slandaxd Vise. USFD AT ALL ANGI,ES. Size of stock gox'er'ed y Size of Vise. $1 postpaid, plt|, Sales "Fax H. A. JOHNSON 3921- LaCresta Ave. Oakland 2, Caiifo INSURED SAVINGS 3 -- (er Annum) INTEREST WILL BE PAID ON FUIJ. PAID CERTIFICATES ON DEC,'31, 1951 • Savings insured to $10,000 • Pss book plan pays 3% per annum Write or phone for SAVE-BY-MAIL plan Burbank Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 130 E. Olive Ave., Burbank CIII 0-6107 - RO 9-3271 BUY PARAKEETS '--" $3=95 each Breeders S12.50 l[r Guaranteed Singer Canaries ......... $8.9| p Parrots. Mynahs, Love Birds, Ban- tams, Peafowl, Waterfowl, 30 Varieties Finches Send 10c for "Bird Notes" Visit our STATE FAIR exhibit l eaturing Birds from all lands. POISL'S BIRD FARM P.O. Box 1133 2150 Howe Ave. Sacramento, Calif. SALMONO Natnrai Miaeral Salts of Mono Ike Benefictl d soothing to externn]l caused Itching, skin irritations, ,un- burn. ShamPan fol oUl hair, Ileby scalp, For blistered, burning, itching Isnd (.alhlloI f't* Sairnono has DUlII.V nse in the bom and on the farm. l vslnahle cleansing agent. TEY IT. .'i lb. $1.1NL Salmone Mlaeral Nolle (.., llsol 3. [.levlnlng, Ca)If. SALESMEN WANTED t-U00 ]1 ilk7 00a21 EAT WITH JOY If y0u're in mieenj with those burning, gnawing, ulcer-like sympton of gastric hyperacidity--indigestion, heart- burn--take hopel Take gentle VON'N TAB- LETS and really enjoy food again! Enoy blessed relief! Known to thouunds over p,st 2 yearsTake VON'Sltke a doctor's pr- scriptionnest, soothing, promptly effective ingredients. No rigid liquid diet, just see- b eating. At any drugstore. VON'S PINK TABLETS MAGAZINE CALIFORNIA--PAGE $