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CALIFORJIA STATE ARCHIVED
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• PRCCLAliATIOS.*

DEC. 25t:^ 1938.
CHRISUAS DAY.

DSC. 7. 1938,

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fxtcutitic Bcportmcnt

:?tatc of California

inoi-c conplrterute of tiie v.eirai-e &nri happi$e«8 of ourv_

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Since tne Mptorlc nli,;lit lihen the siiep-
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or the iittraoham ! tar to rind a bt:b.-' In o ruriic men.pr,
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year huh bs.-r: o'jEt--r\ov'. ae a tl-e to ©xchuft^e g^'eetir, s
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caustid th«i Great feol of
the Great Seal or the State
of Oallrornie to be mrixeil
U:it: tMiU day Of ; ccarbor,
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'• R3DSDICATI0H DAY. *♦

DEC. 19. 1938.

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State of (Ijlirornij

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•• PROCLAliATlON.

1958. YULE SS/iSON. **

DZC. .Jl, 1953.

fxecutiDc department

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ASK THAT ALL TITH IH -JE

''CiQ£oinrEALTH u^t: care ^1<D

C;.U3:I0 TO PRr/EKT THI
TRAGZ-ISS OF LIATH 0-t
IIIJURY ,

DSC . ..3. 1953.

aritcutiDc department

5tatc of (£jlifornia

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C(,.ut»d the preni teal of
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1191

•• PROaLAUATION.**

» ijOD irai5H5DR DAT."

DEC. 38. 1938.

^xecutiDc Department

Srjtc of (Ijlifoniu

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biited each New Yper'e l:uy rlnofl t.h»l det«. Is

in nxonll^nt -cXiA ^Tactic:) • • ■, ' .. : ' ' ■.,,■.
found in tii. ,;ol.; t -ul-i.

orili.hiits iiuirunittiPiun mov«v,

-•■f-.n> 1-. ^.errll»ril, if;overno'' .^t
"•Jfalm Kun-u.^, Jhhu.

nS' , t Parol or«, I,

CtillJ orntf ,

1939, ■ f "i'.oo ■

ornlf. and r<-(ifet'ai;

arson fct his o»,n ("Inn^ii- tuble, or to
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r;i; Isph: prl Vi i^,-c-,. -jv

ttern ol xBuljual i.rlpfal-

^^♦Li^'-' i'^i^ "^■•^"^ ; =-,,lnen to every ''■^urt and

extend an infl^rncp wM^.i, .in ..p . .,„:',p.,,^. "°V
only on '.'«v Yf ,•'. - - t-... .i..^

;:ii-o to lollo**. ' '■'

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o ioi

ji«reunto BSt :ny hund -,n(3
csu^eii tho Great Ceal ol
the ftata ojl uaJifornla
to be erfix;«(1 this tueni
eighth day br Cec«;ub6r,
". D., on*? itfcoutan'! nine
) uridred isndi thirty-*i^-ht.

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• PROCLAMATION. ••

spEcinL ele:tioh. I

ELSOTION TO BE HELD ON
Ttti 17-:h DAY 0? JAI.ISTO
?Q2 STATE SElT/.rOR 13 THE ]
FIFTH SSNATC^r'.I. DISTRICT.'

DEC. 31. 1938.

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Srjtc of <£jliforiiia

, 'overnor ol Calilornia,
■ B Bi/oelal olooticn

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> ereunto act ijiy Lano end

causec! tlio Great Coal of

tho State of CftHfomia

to be arflxoajthlB ridrty-Cirat

dn.v ol" Dooa-bir, 1938,

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Hon* 'A'lllla.1 Junkana
Ch«a.nnan, ' onrd of Suporvlaora

Kedi'.l!!^., lullfonila

r)ear 'halrman Junkanst

In accordance with Goctlnn 1053
of t}io Political Code, I «; , onolosl-,- liwrcydth an
executed oooy of a Spoclal iJlecti-n Pf«oclairation
>vhicli I have iscuod today.

Yon will noto tlila electl n is
to bo iiold ov Januery 17, 1939, for the purpose of
olectirtt^ soncono to fill the vnoancy in the of lice
of ."tate oenator, caused by the ' nfortunat.o death
of ieriator John . ' oColl.

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">ith kind personal rc^arus, I

V*ry ainoeroly youra.

Gov«mor of fallfomli

Fr ns

D«oe::ibor 31, 1938

Hon, 3. . rown

Chalrrnan, :'o«r<' of iJuporvlsors

v;o»-rervlllo, t^allforria

Dear .'hairinan irowni

In accordance with Saction 1 't)3
of the Political ''odo, I an onclosl; c h.roiwlth an
executed copy of a Special Jlectlon Proclamation
v*iich I Jmve Issued today.

You wi 11 note this election Is
to bo hold on January 17, lP39.fcr the purpose of
electl-^C 30 «ono to fill the vacancy in tUo office
of Sta o r.onator, caused 1 y tJo uni-ortunate death
of Senator John ". "oColl.

am

.1th Idr.d personal rez^f^^t I

Very sincerely yours.

Governor of California

FF".' na

fxccurlDc department

:rrarc of tljlifornia

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* STAT2 SOIL CGIJSEHVATION

COlflilTTSI.*

DSC. 31. 1938.

ixecutiV)c Departnicrit

£»tatt of ctJlifornia

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'n, tionvertlnt- In FaT&nianto liBK.innia' on Momuy, tfie

soil conB'Tviitl in tisroui^ the; ;.'re7ention or
jontrol of I. Ion, ertaVln,i e r t«te Coll

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.uthorlty; rovidln*; ppoctSure i'or t.he
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coneervatioi: il;trlctE am! duflnlnj their yOMni-b
bti'i vrovidir ior conperation betv.ann the ttate
f-.oll ..OB! f.TVation Oormlttee, the United Steles,
tho Ltate, counv'"!, ton conirr\r-Mon llftrlctf,
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ctraorHnary .' erglon.

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!3. t.. Crooh"ron of H*»rVeley, ColirorniD th.s bften
■ ' * . il Corif-ervBtion Co.'Kultt'-'-.

;iiiijii .. 01 ;'-.i'. u<i lUiLini^ j.ro\i'3°c thet iinTOC?'.
& ;.ointmont of the appointive sn'ober ■rovldeO for in
tnereof , tl.fet tf." orgar.liation of! tfce f tate Coil Con-
GpminittaB shoulu be Ufciarad by executive order of the

♦ > - ■ , I, rranic i. Mftrrijan, Governor of Calll-

* • iiorlty Id me ve! tifjd by Chepter 7, itatut*8

.J,, .. , .. .; -jorJiaeji-y i't^flon »-.ncl uf tterein rtlr^otntl ,
3rtlf>' and d' cls.ro thft organisation of the ttate Soil
von Cosii-.ittiH', conf.i'::tlnj< of ir.c EltHte t^: ir.ee-. the

thf» Collet.e of *trrl culture of the Iftii

elifornia

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the rtete of Celiforaiti
to be affixed this tveaty-
nlnfti 'lay 01 I ecer.ber, *i. .
' ou-tind nine hurdi-jd
' '!irty-elt;ht.

Uoveri.

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BUREAU OF PLANT QUARANTINC
A C FLtUBV, CMItf

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

,.i^ ^/ ilcpartmcut nf i\ariciiltiirc

SACRAMENTO

QUARAllTlliE ?7{..CIJVi.JVTI0M NO. 14 (REVISED)
Pertalninr, to Peach I'.oaaio Disease
Effective on end after : ocoiiiber 27, 1938

\.IIEREA:>, The fact }ia8 been determined by the
Director of Anricultiire tliat Injurious plant diseases not
riencrally distributed in Callforula and loiowi as virus
diseases of certain stcjne fruits capable of causing peach
mosaic or nymptoms identical with those of peach mosaic,
exist in certain areas of the United States hereinafter
de8crn)ed and Icnov/n as iiifectod area, and t.hat all species
and varieties. Including the riowerlnn forms, of peach,
nootai-i -o, api-lcoL, almond, plum and prune trees or parts
of tlese trees for or capable of propacatlon, except
fruit pits, are liable to bo carriers of tula disease;

NOV., TlIEHEl'ORK, It la declared necessary in order
to prevent the further introduction Into and spread v/lthin
the ntoto of Calif ortila of the said virus diseases, that
a quarantine be and fuc same is loreby established at the
boundaries of the iitnte of California in accordance with
the provisions of Section 106 of the Ar,rlcultural Code of
the Stnto nf Califoinia ar.ainst all peach, nectarine,
npilcot, almond, plum and prune trees or parts of these
trees for or capable of propajiation, except fruit pits,
t^ovvn In or imported, shipped or b 'ought from the herein-
after described infected ui'ea, and no such possible carriers
of t'^ia disease as quaranti ed ar^airist Ir Miis Proclamation
slmll bo : emitted to pass over the said quarantine lines
so hereby established and proclaimed.

Infected rea?

Arizona! Counties of Apache, Cochise, Coconino,
Graham, i aricopa, Plina, Santa Cruz and Yavapai.

Colorado: Govmtles of Delta, Garfield, Mesa

and I onteziuua.

Kew Mexlooj Countlee or i ernallllo. Dona Ana,
Lincoln, oToro, lUo Arriba, i3andoval, Santa 1-e, Sierra,
Socorro, Taos nnc- Valoiicla.

Oklahoma : County of Bryan.

Texas: Counties of Bexar, Bowie, Broim, Callahan,
Cherokee, Chlldreas, Comanche, Cooke, Dallas, Denton, Eastland,
UL Paao, L.rath, F.- yette, Grayson, Hudspeth, Johnson, Kerr,
Llnoatone, Llills, Palo Pinto, Rusk, San Saba, Smith, Stephens,
Tarrant, '..heeler, Wichita and v.llbareer.

Utaht Counties of crand. Salt LeOce, San Juan,
Utali and V.aahlnf^ton.

Any possible oarriers of this disease as quarantined
acalnst In thla i roclanatlon, arrlvlnr in CaHfor;ila from the
said Infected territory shall be refused admittance Into
t'lis state and shall be immediately sent out of the state or
destroyod at the option and oxponse of the owner or ovmers,
his or tholr responslblo agents.

The forenolnn does not a^ply to experiments of th«
United states j^partinent of Agriculture in the State of Cali-
fornia.

All dei-uties of the Director of Agriculture and
all Ctate 1 lant Quarantine Officers are hereby empowered to
carry out all the provisions of this Proclamation.

This Quarantine Proclamation Ko. 14, Revised,
suporaedea ..uarantine Proolsmation Ho. 14, Reviaed, issued
October ec, 1937, and shall take effect immediately.

APPROVIiD

Governor of the State of California

I r. SUED J

DEC 27 1938

1119.

11S5

PLANTIKG WISK.

FSB 4. 1939.

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State o; >'alirorn'.a

^mV.^««^.,ft.^

''aia

L'LLlt

^t '" flttln- that California have

K ^. '-o;''^. ®-^' • ^* ^» ^"*i" that thla
bo t.ie first weok In yarch, thus endln; with
Arbor ay, nnJ norkln, lAither dUTLank'ig birth
ony. it la flttln, thnt all cltlzono observe
t.. 1 3 week by bnn-lln,. t.inir onerjlen to orcpar.
Inj tJ;o soil for the; coraln^- aoasoti's jrowth.

^ -^- ---^•' ^ '-» now, therefore, i,

^lUbert L. Olson, ■''ovmniop o: ncilirom'a. do
heroby proclaim the weok be^innlnr; with the
lirrt Ua^r or -iRrcJi, 10.3f), nn "?lantln^ ' 'e<-k"
In c'ollfornln, -n - .i nr-p wldo-spread obaer-
vanc end participation oy all cltlz.f-ne,

IK '-viTKrnji 1, .,, .J. , I
have lierciinto aet my
hand and coiiaod the
Great 3eal of tlie State
ol rcllfornla to be
afrixcd this thirl
Jay or - cbruor-y, '"*.'.'.,
oni? thousand nine
huiadpod thirty-nine.

^~\^IV<-A

>^ovcrnor

'tiA Callfornlt

1120
PROLAl^ATION. H S^

FIESTA YEAR OF THE T7EST.

^^23. 7. 1S59.

^xcfutivic Pcpartnicnt

;:c>(\irf of (Inlifoniia

STATE V*;

ulvln:: In a i: y.. . ^ . ^ -it:: <5cgric

•, natural \TOn(.:(j.y, u-.u. rx-soui'cca, v;c oi'
ntei'u oLabos Too!, tjjut ovsri Is r. ::iost fr-vorccl
'■*'"• •fuulnaror.to ocjttloa Iiorc cnu

: :•. etc pai'onLa tir-.cd tluiL v/llJorncss
• nlrc, prioductive er.jujh to on-
•'-, '■■- '■ i-i, to live f>:u"_ er.'o- :-, .l'_lc v;art::-

V.T.l-

.i,iolw"..i i..ii' ui-udltion, t.30 vffliolo wost - iron
tj Joop ..out::, i-D::i tl.e r.oclcios to U.o I'aclilc -
.) ion house, i-c-^loro : locta oI all tl:ios -

-'.^ ';itei-.i..:... -I .::'>oE'.tlor, on .r-rn-.-rc: "Is-
c'.rco r.- ,

'.-. ' ■■"■ •■• .-.;..:. .', ^^ .;ont-

1 v/it.* ull i'OUvIs loacllii ,1 to .1.1'ufisur-.? irlGnd,
;tcrn 'tf.t-r v/:.ll ".'o t: c ".orts.

:30 ,1c-.

■:■!:« t. I ■■)

'-ontc _cai' J. i_x .ccf

nu

: -••••eralfLy invito tl-c oooplor
uoata .p>r the itoat ai^u if.e
oa'.tlor. bn 'I'roas'ur'c Islani

Jiand g;:.: caitsod tLo
Croat ..atl ox tiio Otate
01 Calirbrnla to be
ai'- Ixotl tUlo rourtii

iin:' or rpi-)ruur:-, ■.'.,
• I .otooiii Ku:iuro.

■ - Vllj^rnla

.■cictar: o- .JjtriEc

1121.

PROCLAUATI

11f)7

OPEHING OF) CALIF. GOLDEN GATE EXP.
FEB. 7. 1959.

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EXECUTIVE DEPABT.VfENT
State of California

OBSU

£I£CLAMATION

^^

.AN
; STATt

FebruMTv JfT''^ ' u^^':''''^''^ ' ^^« eighteenth day of

«„♦. ,. ^'HR'RKAS, it appears to be to the best
Interests of the State of California nJ thf
citizen, and inhabitants thereorthat?his epochal
event should be generally observed and thai ^1?
persons desiring to attend the opening of this
great ^ exposition should be given 'the "^pportS^i'ty to

NO'W, THEREFORE, I, CULBERT L OT qOK
Governor of the State of California do he rebJ'
appoint and proolnim Saturday, the Ei«SteenthH«^
of February, Nineteen Hundred 'and Thirty n?ne To
Calif SJnia! ^"^^'^"^ throughout the sJate'Sf '

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I
have hereunto set my
hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State
of California to be
affixed this third
day of February, A. D. ,
Nineteen Hundred and
Thirty-nine.

A'

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ro

JO.

governor of Cai;LjPocpla'
^ATTEST:

Secr<-ttfry of,,ei!ate

^•::C^-'v-:

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J

PR0GLAli'»TI01I. X ^ *J '
TH01IA3 xiLVA EDISOII DAY.
FEB. 3. 1939.

I lil\ :)n-

3:xcfutit)e ©cparrnicnt

i^rarr of (I.ilifornia

tS^A

H

H^

'^m&^o

,y

' ' ' r ;■"-:. '• mmblc birtli! and dea_^ , ^rt'becane

itor to htman jjonforts rid has

; i- ov|ir3:maow ath mu'

la V7as

one

<- C^-vc-rx to the Invonttlc
of our .1 inuus tries.

possible till-'

■he coniiis of 2a;lPon.

^ -rowtJi of Calif-
"?0'5 v/hen the

•'^•! then on
-i'lila* ~
• • ^'i' -i..i-tnas Alvn
notion pictures.

t:

'■..''fra-nenho Cr.ldc!,

■ • , ,';'■.-,■■'''"-'- ■ 'J'^^i' iniportaiit

■^utornaoLOi:^al Exposition, the
■■■.-'-■ 'Jt-ntoimlal, and the discovery
Jo^mj;. -arshall:. All these events
--i.3 otate, land so d^irln- this,
-t, it is appropriate that the

:;:',\^;5 Sr-'' "^^ respect to .bnerlca's
,,.c..ii-, n^oruir. Alva Edison, whose

r remarkable ^^rov/th.

'^ f-

■1' ",•', - t-brua

I' on

■" ' :-tin- th

Oi

Alva

a 'J re .J- ■

' -; -'^ i-. Cloon,

-ij-t as.iie and proclaln,
homas Alva lidison Do^- ."
't-y-second aimjvcrsary of the birth
. t.nd i urco all citizens to obr,er"ve

11, 1939, as '^Thomas Alva

III .(IV

h£iv€i hrrcu.;tc ijct ,n""
hancl and cavised the*
Creat Ceal of the 3t-te
of CTialifornla to be
affijxed this eighth day,
of .•v.bruary, A.D., one
t-:o-' .-nd nine hundred

.^^i5ii^.vi^iii./Ai^

1123.

PROCLAMATIOH. 1 .1 v> c/
HOIE CONSTHOCT105 "TSSK.

FEB . IV. 1939.

3:xcrutiUc department

:rinrr of (L.ilironiM

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PROCLAMATION

It is fitting and proper that California
have a "Home Construction Week". It is fitting that
this be the week ending February 25, 1939. It is
fitting that all citizens observe t' is week by bend-
ing their efforts and energies toward improving the
housing conditions and the homes in our state.

To this end, now, therefore, I, Culbert L.
Olson, Governor of Calif omit., do hereby proclaim
the week ending February 25, 1939, as "Horae Con-
struction Week", and I urge wide- spread observance end
participation by all citizens.

IN WITl^IESS WHEREOF, I
hbve hereunto set my
hand end caused the
Great Seal of the Stfcte
of California to be af-
fixed this seventeenth
day of February, A.D.,
One thousand nine
hundred and t' irty-
nine.

Governor"

orCay.i'(

' - '-"ornla

Sec^tary ov3tLie

Deputy

1134,

PROCLAUATIOII.

CONSERVATION V7ZSK.

1200

1. 20. 1939,

^xcfutiuc Bcpartnicnt

.:c»tatc of (1-iliruiiii.i

PROCLAMATION

^m-

The creat 3tate of California has been"
ble33ed with an abundnnce of natural resources
which have added greatly to her wealth and

scenic beauty.

It ir, appropriate that California set
aside a week each year to be known as "Conser-
vation Week," extollln;: the wonders of her
natural resources, and ur^^inf: that those
resources be guarded and preserved apainst
unlawfull encroaclimont and wastage.

.. It is also appropriate that "Conserva-
tion .Veek," be oiJr.erved this year durinp the
week befinnin,'; March b, during which fall
Arbor Day and Luther Uurbank»s birthday, and
I call upon all California's citizens ti unite
in a policy of observinj- our conservation laws
this week and every week throughout the year.

To this end, now, therefore, I, Culbert
L. Olson, -^.overnor of California, do hereby
proclaim the week be^unnin^- March b. 1^»59 as
"Conservation Week" in California, and' I urpe
wide-spread observance and participation bv
all citizens. "'

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t4 r •>-U—- -

IK WITNKGS V/IEEREOF, I
have hereunto set my
hand and caused the
Great deal of the State
of California to be
affixed tliis twentieth
day of February, A.D.,
one tliousand nine
hundred thirty-nine.

>^J^

Governor of Califor'Kia

ATTEST:

Jecretary of State

By:

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1125.

120

J

PROCLAliATIOU.
CHI1.DRE!: •.TSSK.

/ >

FEE. 20. 1939.

f^fl

^xccutilic Bcpartinnit

:;c>t.-itc of (L.iliroriii.i

^O

>^

P R 0 C L A !.! A T I 0 N

Throughout the Nation tho week bor.inning
liarch 0, has boon desi/^nated as "Children's Week."

It is fittinf; that California, with its
wonderful schools, playr.rouiids, recreational
facilitiiis, and ideal climate, should observe
this week as "Children's V/eek," as a sort of
stock- takinp week on the part of parents,
teachers, social workers and the cieneral public.
The welfare of our children, tomorrow's citizens,
demands that we p;uide their training and be ever
watchful of their health, not only during this
woek, but throughout the entire year.

To this end, now, therefore, I, Culbert
L. Olnon, a^vcrnor of California, do hereby
proclaim the week beginning March 6, 1939, as
"Children's Week," and I urge observance by
all citizens of California,

IN •vYlTK'ESS V/IEREOF, I
have hereunto set my
hand end caused the
Great Seal of the State
of California to be
affixed this twentieth
day of February, A.D. ,
one thousand nine
hundred thirty-nine.

Governor o

ATTE3T:

f C>4<fornia ^

3cretaTy of .jtate

Deputy ' y

112S.

PBOCU'iATlON

\CC13SNT AND HEALTH ViSSK.

:>

FSB. 2a.

1939.

'^f;....^'L|:?r.

^xcfutiDc Bcparrinent

^t.ur orCL.iliHiriiKi

r. 0 C L A

ij. G SwG"!*"' ^

bt^ :■']£

^j ^- (>i*U

Z'

IJv

lie and private oncoura-er.ont a;;.

.12 9d

n'tail.Mant

^ortinc

Ih and ciiirront earnlr.j ability

■1" " - ■* ic assGt in

1 th or

• iiuucL noL --ii^" ail av.'t ,

':3 IncressG, Imp:. . the

: 1 ■: .

" 303 occasion-

' . -— t •;: building

-urity, coura-e,

1 r ..-uianitarifi:; piojrciti to dis-
Tiuation of tl.fis vital noed for

, G-.;lbort L. Olson, aoverinor of California,

--in'r- '■"•■.I' i" N -•; '^r. -•-■>-!. ^ f i^ur, p/.th day ■-'^

' :■. 3ali:
to uso t^iij.3 ^:arlod to In-
a io iv.atei pro[;raii of econor.lc

'AV G

1

II' 'ill' J.V .^Ji,.j ,

Iicroiuito ijSu t ...„, ..a,„.
cai;3ed tl^ie Groat Soal c.
iitate of iCalirornla to be a..-
rixad this tw8nty-rourth day
of i'ebruafy, A.D., ninotocn
hnndro • Hind thlrti'- nine.

.^^bw\.K XA>A.a^JV:^^J!Cm^

<'r^

joci'ottiry ol' 3tc.te

..^t^Jk^^jMjJ^

L^

1127.

PROCLAUATIOH

-*-'^Uo

'.■.-HISKERS DAY.

UAHCH. 10.- 1939.

.V^

3:Kfi)tinc Brparrincnr

' .V 0 G L A I.. A

I 0 ::

Jtui-Bsciue plonoor era of C^allfornia, viien "

■' "'''^ f'^ '!:^"4. Th'r- one ijent and honorable

Iln(3d Gra as virtual 1
: can nacort hii'salf and

;a'..n ajKi^vercar;:
Spcrai."onto ai^-
i.iifjrn C,alli''orrila auva joined
' ion Iri v;!;ich vo..\r.r.c^ of
n "

— ij or.p., l.i^ Jii.cic.i:iui»to—
,•3 allied '.T'ils;:srlnos of
-eviva] "3 ancient and

-V vih^r . . Ac- .-.--■f .

t-v;oon :,ter61i 11 and I,!ay 13,
Gawp" I'o-croation of a

', . ot aside as V.lilakors

ooTsitles of til©
, /uriador, Alpine, Putte,
' ' ', i-^Jiu, Ifovada, Placer,

, , Jolnno, Sttfror, Yolo and

■ , lo i-i:;i:i:n::tiatQ that thdy r i he-men.

Mpirlt of l-'.-'r f"ore-f<if-.hf=;t«f; oil r-inh

III V.ITNES:

1128.

12(

d

GOOD FRIDAY.

vPRIL 7-ch. 1939.

^xcfutiDc Bcp^rtmciit

5t.itf of (L.iiiroii)i.i

Of

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fyf^i,^

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^^^^^r;^

\i;^«.

'cus.il obr.crvar

I.I. -■ ! '

l.t'.'- CO; . ..■. 1^, _, .. ■
i; ha.g boon tl>
.'1 County orcani;-a..iuji3
•no }iburn for the reverent

of;

J
. )lr,pn, (lovcriior aJ

.ii-rtot iliat all Jtate

:.ho observation of

t,'iO hourtv of twglvc uoon

■tr-rroon or,: Friday, .uiril

enpioycen nay have

I'.::

ts-.fi

of Calif-

A.M

O-.^JTl

1129.
PROCAL.-i
CIVILIAN COIISERVATION lE'ZK CORPS.

..^nxiion^^^-i O

APRIL 4 Ml IS.^9.

a:xcfutiDc Bcpnrtincnt

^Lltf Ol CL.llltOrilKI

FII.EO

.•yd carii]ii««iorati;

In ..u.'
all ■■^.■

U tU'O

tivo boco:^

•'reforo.

)a imd to oiicourBco

iMJi'Oiaiio uut loj liMiid unci
GLi. uioii tlia rrroat Coal of

-ttt«* of Cttlifomla
>.-.. ..^ oiMxod tlila fovrl •
day of A.n'il A .J)., one
thoutiuiid :il;;;^, •".rod uxia
thii'ty-ulno.

'MzQk:^:

O

1130.
PR0CLAMATI03

1206

P41T AMSRIJAN DAY.

APRIL 15. 1S39.

arxccutiuc Bcpartinciit

5t.itr of (i.iliroriiin

1131.

PROCLAMATION 1^1? T

APARTMENT WtiK.

APRIL. 12. 1939.

arxcrutiuc l?>cpartincnt

ir>tJtf ol (I.iliCoriii.i

■''V£!:t?i^

xiioX'iJia,

Til 11

1208

cn;

'Y^.VLtO

."^t^*

ixccuntic Bcpartnitnt

^Kitt of ii:.iliroriiia

illiOCLAWATlON

th.^rmsnt'lUv P8 nevT before to aoMeve end

«nd ohal7«nrln>r '>ur ft-lth In th- t^schlnrn of HIti.
Iho sao-.d us t,h« oath, U Is comfort nr to lo.y
u'i^n th*- nn\vls '"ho IW- omonr and rrlth us,

-],«<!■ ,tt-r f-,Vth Tn our ev-rv sctinn, th^lr
uni-it-rtm- sccent^nce of our ev-ry -M-n, ^>^-'?'
n-^vr-f^ninr lovpltv, stand, out ns p ^'';''^" ^J^^'
"./t,,!- r.of.'l to tru- hannlnaas, c-nt^ntm^nt and th^
J- 1 ■ . • 'nn for m«n.

ep.,. Saurrof d.^otlon pnd klndUaass which th.y
be'sto"' uoon us.

W^ cora« onc^ af-tln to a ^e -k In
o-us<! pnd think of th-s'! nualUl^s rmd
sur- to m- to recoKnlz- th« offauty and
bv r)rocla\n>1n,- t.h« wo«k fro;a AnrVl if,
AnrU P^ T'^'^O, s.-j "B- Kind tn AnVmals v/eek.

h' ch th* o-on"' •
It T SI a nl«a-
tl-n«'llne83 of It
lo-^o', to

IN ",'iri:3u 'WinsoF, l

hav-* h«r«unt'o set ray
hand and C'U3'*d th<r Or-at
3.»al of thff 3tste of
Cpllfomia to be affixed
t,)il =i rif-'-nth day of
Aorll , A.D. one thousand
nin'' hundred "nd th^^ty-
nlne.

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STATE OF CALIFORNIA

.iDi^partiucut of Ai^riruItiuT

SACRAMENTO

»rjT QUA

BUREAU OF PLA^fT QUARANTINE
AC III URY CMIKr

'■t>^*A^

Ai.J^j:;;»a!.hT U,). 1 To ..aAKANTIWi.. l-lvJCLA ATIJN HO. 7
Portalnlrif' to Alfalfa Weevil
Effective on and ul'ter A-^r'l 7 10"9

/3^

;^;,^^

•-^-^.l

ii.iii.ia:^i>, 'n,e lact has been determined by the Director

of tSe SnJ '«d%r'r' ♦•^':/^^f,i^-« «««vil cxiats In Lrtaln Soaf
Of the United btatos other Uinn thoao doacrlbed In Provision 1

^Lf'tf" irTr'"''^""'f."^' ■'^' '^' '^^^^'^ iieptcriibor 16, 1937, and
that the alfalla weevU hns apparently be^n eradlcat^ from

^^^ n'"'"^ f' Nevada, Pi-ovlalon 1 of said -iuarantlne Proclama-
t,i on iJo. / la hereoy niuended to read as lollows:

Provision 1. Infested Territory.

„ iLi^iiai All that portion of Coconino County north
of the Colorado Mver, '

Colorado; Entire counties of Delta, Earle, Garfield.
aunnls^jn, „esa, of fat, . ontezvuna, t.'ontroae, Ouray, Pitkin,
hlo iilanco, Kjutt, iian Juan, ban iilir-uel and Ueld,

JLdaho: iiintire state.

Ijebrasira; Lntlre coimties of iianjier,
Sioux; tov,n3}il;;s 2'/ and ^0, north, ranpea ;,1 and
townaliipa 27 and ki8 north, ranges 49 and f>0 west
County; townshi,.a 31 and 32 north, range 52 west
County; townships 21, 22 and 23 north, ranf.os S7
and toTOishlp :j3 north, ran^^e 56 west. In t>cotts

„ , ,^^ iv'ovada; iintire counties of Churchill,
Humboldt, Lender, Lincoln, Lyon, Mineral, Ormsby
otorey, ^ashoe and V.hite Pine.

Klwball and
52 west, and

in box Butte
in Dawes
and 58 west.

Bluff County.

Douglas, tlko,
, Pershing,

, „^ , , .^^'%""-' entire coimties of liaker, xlarney, Jackson,
Josephine, . aiheur and Union, and that portion of Douglas
Couiitif lyln^ south of a line be^-lnnlni.. on the west at a point
^'T^^J'^ ^^""^^ lit.O^iwny 42 enters said county and followli^«
said hi hwRy e«at to its Junction with J. S. iilKhway 99.
thence directly east to the oast boundary of said oourity.

South Dakota: Entlra oounty of Cu»t«r and that portion
of Fall Rlvor Counii 'icnov.n as Indian Township,

Utah I Entire state,

WyoitilnK : Entire state,

Tlila ,\merHiaient No. 1 to liuarantine Proclamation No, 7,
dated September 16, 1937, supersedes Ajaiendnient Ko, 1 Issued
May 11, 1938, will take effect Inmedlately,

-../eL

AgrTcultur*

APPROVED

■fiu um J<',

5ovemor of the s^bate of Cm. Ifornl

ISSULDj

1,1^^^

i'xcfutiuc Bcpartmciit

^tjtc of (<:.iiirflnii.i

-I-.-U - iim

'lys tr. Afs riof? o>iijtpiyu?,„,j %

.1->r
* T* " n "

th.» growth >*'

of VAi

■'-> ^n.» growth >*' 3Rny of our
)ro>«ent or'-., an w-n ns
Tntapr/ — ♦ . tho atVf»!T onnernt of ^-no'Plon's

vt n rnbl« old stsftraorH hnvlnp- ^<Jor,in* ')»i:r«nd,
*'' -^ ' >r the Qolorful nlon<?>er •luir Rnd

»., til,, iiuv lor>;artnr of th ' Inlsmt n'''»r-^r.^g vja,
,V r*I!}/''^'' rrtM-t-h -f our nr-tton, U In fUtin^r r^nd
.WM^r- thr.t th'.s ootorfui tri\aU,i,,n of tnV^nrt i^i^rlOR b»
r '/•v-.i -i-h r,:j :;An'^.n.-"{ Id ?!,,-« aiv^r Jti^^-nb^^t "coo
"irday April p-'ml, l^'^g, nt "<htch r,l-i> th" rlvor
Ti; :>f oltl.!^. on -N-jv orlneloRl InloM w««-oi-.^y(, ..,fi^
- -. dultrm^'oualy ^t.'l.ist tlia, ov-^r a c»iPrt<ir-.d 0^1-9^.
> , t; l9 qiy bfil!( •• ' ' this roo «-m -.rov^ th<.
•^^p«aocr of rlv<-T • n nlyl.u- t.hr- 3=,n .TnB-uln onfl

;>ror«. ;v;nto iilv-..T8, «h'io!i vll'» mow nr«>ln0t. tirag to the
.oia.'n Oftt* lat.srfjMtinQl ;xj>o»lt.!,n pt fr-rsur 1^1 "rvl

V^V\ 93 InTfinUnt

-I'*

•v^on

•'■'.)1 i>>;,,- rt.

1ult> rt I.. f.'laonjOoV'rnnr of thn St^t,^
.op.,'..y daolnr- and nrool'fln Anrll PPrx'l,
♦ ■.nhoftt, Drty In C«illfornl", sn'l io h^r^by

' 'lorthrm Calirnrn1r> to -.srtlolrMit*
'/IvrT of r- jflorlous Anrjrlo-'n
» " oijn-;ot»d th*-. (3\r.\z'nn9i of 3tookton

• » .»into-fk)l(l»n '-Ira-.^r f'-nt 'n-ilBl.

v.ri.)U!» -;lvl(2 >>s-. mlKSttona fry ' 1 't-'mrlBw

'tl-vtlvv In 3-K>n':->r1nr th' n rr.n,r^.

h«ve hor^iiinto get ay
h«nd nn/^ c-'unad th«
Optsfft .i8r.\ „i" th« 3teto
of Cllforn!n to b«
afflx-^d t!»i., nlneti^-nth
dny of Aorn A.'), orw
thoas'ind nln*- hundrvd
•nd th!rty-nln«.

IT VY'^

^xcfuriDr Bcparrincnt

^r.itc of CL.iliroriiia

'" THE ST ' •"TofSute

■ v:iuu

or Cttlii'oniia's

.issi I'Qsonrcoe,
i'uuter coti-
'J lOr all citizens

■ 1 .i«y eac

order
or the
30 tJiat on
r cjjilaren's
in tuo mlnjda or all o«oplo;
' ' tomOrT'' ^' -Q

lncl3, .- Med

■ Cltixj.

oi- or tiie State

oi'o^^.'uO set my
• arid cfiiiaed t:;o
■roGt .'ieal of uto

of Gill 1 Tom 1n ,■'.

thlE

'■-'" ^' •- • ":!'! I ..o''3and
: irod an I 1 Llri- -

^A\y_y

i-xcfiititic Bcpartnicnt

.^t.itr of (TnliforiiKi

'he Un?

•0 tL* ofSw of m Sfecretarr of Itete
II 1939

«v/.i

.^rRfor>^ , T , C'V'.

nio-i L-:--'f.l

/ - >.^-F. I

.isy-. 'i»r°unto «j«t rnv
hBtxd and dusad the
(In? at cja^l of th« State
of California to be
affixed thta twentieth
dHjf of Aorll , A.n. ,
on4 t,hous='nd nine hundred
thtrty-nln--'.

3:xcfUtiDc Bfpartinciit

:^tatc of (Ennrornia

H 0 G L A M A T I 0 N

To th° VfllRnt Moth<?r9 "-ho hflv Tonf
suff<ired th" loa;j of their a ma wh-' died "
for thoir country, I n y n humble tribute.

In this y«pr, 1ot;i, f-unty-t-o ynnrs
■ft.r t)i nt.rance of th'j United St-^tes Into
the World War, It I3 fitting that on Trengure
l!;l=>nd, ^lorc nor In orof^regs Is n pr"''t
'.orld'3 Fslr, thnt ♦he Gold 3t<>r Mothern'of
Crllfornla hflV'> p dny de3irn"t«»d to thp"n.
This dny sh luld hav> n doubli^ rn«nnlnp: - a
tribute to the .iotherH '"hr pive their sona
In thr? oast "-ar, thfit Demoorficy mlpht llv,
•irid ■■■ cratlai to the ..lotliers of today to
exert tVielr no'-pir for '*orld Pence In th»^»
trylnf^ tlrai>8 of thrf»Btened confllot.

In vlev of thft9« thouKthts, Now, there-
fore, I, Culonrt L.. Olson, Oovernor of
Cfillfornla, do hereby n'^clftlm A-trli ?5th,
I'T^q, aa.TiOld Star Mothers' Day," on
Trensurp Island, and urc" "-Ide-airend ob-
STvanoe.

i-i "/iTNr.as w!l-:rsof, i

havn hereunto net -ay
hand and cuned the
Great 3epl of the St^tp
of Cr-iifornla to be
affixed thl3 t"-enty-f Irat
day of Anrll , A,D, , one
tho.JsanO nine hundred
and thirty-nine.

rr^

ATTEST:

,/-'

BY

3:xcfutivic Bcpjrtniciit

:5»tJtc or (I.iliforiiia

Jotf Ay.

r It 0 C L. A .*.! A T I 0 N

"W^RidAS the founding of SPcrRmento In
l!?39 by Qpn-rnl John A. Sutter, brourht the flpgt
clvlllxatVnn to Interior Cpllf ornln , nnd subsequently
•Tot':' nn^ of the njont romsntlc «nd dramatic chiinters
In Amerlonn iilntory; and

WHiJri:.,Aj, th? subaeouent discovery of pn\A
nenr 3<?crpmento \n l^^?'^ by James -frshnll changed
the course of a nation, and started a '"est'-flrd
ralfrrpT.j^u '■i.thout nnr^^llel In world history; nnd

WHKH'IAS, the modern City of 3ficrnmento
has Joined "1th fifteen nelrhborlnf/- counties in
the 3.'-,crnmento-Gk)lden Smplre Centennial celebrating
the rcrlon'a Century of Trop-resn, in Hilch they wll
oay tribute to the hardy oloneers nnd ap:nln re-llve
the ilorlous dsys of the e'?rly wegt; and

THEH-;FOrt . , I, Culbert L. Olson, Governor
of the Stpte of Cf.llfornla, do hereby declare and
oroclelm Sunday, April JO as 3ecrr-nento-Golden
^""^'^^^g Centennlol Day In Csllfornlp find do hereby
cl' unon all true Callfornlana and visitors alike '
to Join -holeheartedly In this ^'lorlous celebration

11

I\' WITNE33 >¥IIEH':OF, I
have hereunto set my
hand «nd caused the
Orsrt 3eel of the State
of Cclifornla to be
affixed this t-enty-
slxth d'y of Aorll A.D.
one ttiounond nine hurxired
and thirty-nine.

^'.>^. Ur.

MX

GOV iC'CH (F CaXIFbl^NIA

attk'jT:

3e:cr;:ta!<y cp, af^t^
\ -

VJOvn

BY

'^i^"^W'^

&

c^

^xcnitiiic Bcpjrriiicnt

StQii Of (inliloriiij

^LArATirxfj

fan, the Fortieth Anniversary of tl,l ' lltllnVtloU
^.onf.->r nee for '.torld Peace, held at the H^™e In

It Ig Pooro'-.rlHt
y^-^r throuprdout th.' State
unnth of liny he obaerved

nnd flttinr th«>t thlg
of Cr>llfornia, the entire

be

as *Vorld Good ",nil Dny.»"

f»y,

lQ-^9,

Throu-Th.out thff month of .Mnv I a^v -1,^«-.^».^-^
ODg'=Trv'=.ncG nf th> m»r.ii-„ „^ r. ~ ' ^'^ "laesnread

o-acr^xla'lnr r, ?h ^ °f ''"'' Democracy and the
.'..cicf?.exi3 .im. In th- Americas while there 1

and throst of war In oth*>r

muf'h turaoll
-orld.

s

:)Rrt8

BO
of

the

It bo"hoovf3 all Amvjrlcpns to tviinv «#
I Gu1b-.r.J"/\®-,' "^ ^^^^"^ thought g, now, therefore

I.r •.•/ir-j-rs:] WHSRi^oF, i
hftva hereunto set ay
hand and c«'i9ed the
^r^V'.t 38"! of the '.tste
of Cfillfomla to be
affixed thl3 twenty-
seventh day of Aorll ,
A.l, one thnuaand nine "
hundr«^d and t-lrty-nlne.

"a':c-i ,'.^A-<': q/ s'^^f-i

121f?

ENTERFI^

^pjffutitic Brpartment

^Mtr of (S:.iliforiiia

I.

Of

^^S^^v'^^O

o\..

" y Hi: u.;ou

thf! fo-u--tc.»nt: ^'. ■>-; 1.;;

ro.-T t , :, 1, i'ovorc:ico tlKv dnaervo cacl^ C.n^ In
tiie yeui^,

•niiu', '..; vlow of tIioit,;ht8, ,

,» •'-■' ;-^clal'-t nurififiy, .'Toy

" otlier'' 'n '^.".llfornln,

11 'On Ir , 1-,' o". ■• ' ' •■•

fotTTtocntJi, 1

have hercijiito act ay
hand and en used the
Qroftt ;;eal of the State
of Culirornla to b«
hfl'lxod tlilf? second
&vzr Of -lay, A.L. one
tiiousnnd nlno hundred
tirsc; t. Irty-nlne.

i^';:.0! M'i'.'i^-^Ty^^

.t^

0l*f:. /^.

^xccutlvic Bcpartnicnt

^tatt ofCilifoniiJ

r,

PR 3CLAMATI01I

It Is appropriate that "Hospital Day" be
observed on May IPth, the birthday of Ploranca
r.'lghtln,<Ble, through vhose valiant efforts the
first Btas^o of poforr. Jn mcdlcsal practises and
nospltaliaatlon vere scoured.

Today we are more cognisant of the need
for the prevention of slilcness and dls€«ise through
social refoiTO than at any other period since the
time vhen Florenoe ragbtlngale vas vlnnlng her
fltjht for proper hospl tall eat Ion of the sick and
Injured.

On "Hospital Doy" this year, I ask all
people to lend their ef forte to support reforms
that vill give to the underprtveleae^i a greater
opportunity for proper laedloal and hospital
treatment to develop a social saving that results
in the prevention of death, misery and pain and
suffering by th<» Infllnted.

In vlov of these facts, now, therefore, I
Culbert L. Olson, Oovemor of California, do
hereby proclaim Friday, May l?th, ae "Hospital
Day I In the State of California.

JtJkA

In VITNraS VHTSF-OP, I
hereunto set my hand and
caused the Oreat Saal of
the State of California
to be affixed this
fifth day of t4ay, A.D.,
one thousand nine hundred
and thirty-nine.

^^c^Qajhaa

)V Y^At.i^rSftMTA

i "7 1 q

-/ ^

P

^xccutivic Bcpartniciit

:c»t.iir of (LJliforma

f^'ceo

? K 0 0 L A .: A T I 0 N

'H^oroQS, tho i-eataiirant and hotel Indu tries'
i:: : ^_ ^rnlu and tliron^aoMt tho Nutlon couatltuto
;:!ajor i'Dctora in oui* oconojnlc wollare, strive
constantly for bottor health tlxrouja aclentU'lo
proptiratlon oi' i'ood, niaintaln hl^^li atandards of
sanitation, aoo.': nlwuya to provide ;tioro oiTlclont and
ploaaln^, aorvloe, uii.l aro Inri^o jmroliaaoro of foodstufls,
thoroby aldlnj r,rowor3 and p\irvoyora, and

..aoraa3, tney contribute to tiie woll-bein^
oi" aocloty by onployln taonaunda oi workers, and

\,noroa3, National Kostaurant .^eok la bolntj
obaorvod ovor tho I'nltod Jtutos in r ;cojiltion of
roatunriinto and hotels, I, Culbort L. Olson, Jovemor
of >illionila, do hoi-oby .1:>ln with the California
State i aataurunt Aacoclatlon and tlie California f.tate
Hotel Association In vir^^lnt; public obaorvanco of
lip-tlonal f?3ta\irant Week, May dth to May 14th, 1939.

Ill V.ITHK33 \,';U-a-;E01--, I nAVe
iioreujito aot ny hand and
tho 'Iroat ;>oal of tJie litate
of California, this flftii
day of May, A.D. nlnotoon
hundred aiu.i thirty nine*

'^^^k^!^'^^^itil'bR^^'^"

A'l"P.-i3T I

,'Ojii-MfV or aTATH

^Kfutinr Bcpartmciu

^tart ofCLjlifornia

-» ;> c V * ^ A y y Q 1^

!!:,'2"» provlrt«» nw«*|.ou. opportuM 1 1 « S!
or «c«t h«AUhfuX quill t!w! p'««iu=t

m WlTitus MHTfttOW, I
»»•»• b»r«uato tot ay
b*nrt and «wu««d th»
Or»«t -<«1 of the ?ut#
Of CalifapnU to b*
•fftKwe thlt tenth <!ftj
of *««]f, A.r. one thouMad
nlD« aundr«i<? and thlrtT-

»y

-!F7 —

f Kfutliic Brpartiiifiit

^tJtc or(>:aiii"oriiia

i^lV;" .

PPie» fflBfJe by disabled and

fi

>."iprt to tn« Veterans c >n>

" • . Now, • ■

i.rornt 1, hereby proclaim

9 '^Poopy Plover Tlaift

IK WlTNl->,v. :
bave hapftuii .
hand tkin] oi»u»oU the
Opent Seel of the £Ut«
of California to b©
afflJted this elsvcntti
^y 4f »*y A.D., one
^f-ouaand nine ■.iu»i3re<J

ra' tnirty-nlne.

^^^ikwt

^i^6^

F^^o

ixcnitiDc Bcpartnicnt

i^t.1tc ofCiJliloriiij

" ?? 0 n L A f; A 7 I .) 'ft

. >n..c8t thr.ou,;h-,ut Uk- warlfl, with for-eB ^

^u t«5 very «»uten.-t> of I>*«A rirt , Lr?«,.

-91 * f> all Deaoimti prlmlnla..
-> -,...;> V. , ..,1 o>f thr. Imrortant wsi»f »k .
• or U,*, i^, or i)«,or« y, It la

8 V

■ulbe..L I ''i-i;^« ''\ '"''"•'' '"*'t8, Wov. therefor* t.
Aacr' .^r: X %1>^ ?c'th throu,:h Juno »M a.

th«

.inri <>.''

a-'t of all

have heyetnto 8*t ny
narnl and -auaed the. Or««t
?9al or the fute of Cal-
ifamla to hm «ffix«<»
t'lU ntaeteenth da^. jf
•'toy. A,D, 9a« thouaaiul
nine toua4p»d ant! thlrtv-
nin«. ^

4i;i<*

Jxcnitiiic Bcpartniciit

iDtarc ot (Ijliroriiij

nd

Ui t^'i*

of Mtjhly nPVoWru';/*'

, • • '" -oil turrc^^

. ...«4-.. •

•

■ \{c ni5r'-'et'.t«it.<v

• nceo, ioVG of

.•■i"-nii8hlr* nni>nj hl^p

»

' Tiilft nodoo, '/onto

ool: rl

'u* sonducto. In

on ^ilth •

rodeo, e 'iOi'8?>-

contort V'.

OOl .il'li<»

.'jialrtorntlonB,

Ison, 'ovfTiioi* o. "cllior-nla,

IGth inciluolve lui ""oroo-
'^-.-.^lo nf^f xii-^t! Jill our

'1:'. tJie spotT^ora of
!:• al" " "> D6rpOtli«t«

-lllfOT'

hnvp }i^l»euntr.> sot ?'iy
'■irerv.' 'iml cstiso'.'i tlio
".r^nt 'jipal of th© ijtate
o' "rllfot-nla to be
nf flsecl this tw-ntt^
nfxtb- day of ", . .,
OMO tlionejf.nc'!

■ ,\1''!'ll*C

'_^'

i'xccutiuc Bcpartmciit

:5»tatc of€alitoriiia

PILED

'n thfl 00^ ot tbti i^rtuij of SMito

Of TBI bT "! ■ V OiiHU

may:] 71939

_J: . L A M A Y I 0 ft

inasmut

he potato Industry la
' • —• . ustrles In Kem County and

n the ngrlcviltui'al vealth
oi ua-ii .rui;. , At i.& littlng tliGt the citizens
of the Stat© reallae the »lgnl nonn^?© of this

■'"^ , . :w^ ofitable sale of

. xFi jCern Oouji;,^ Ureotly effe-ts the
;^ -'•'' ito 12^,000 oltlisens. In other
-oui)uieB of the State vhere potatoes are grown
~n leas qujjntlty, the economic effect Is pro-
■o;-LJon ;e i.o tne veiilth produced. The annual

V

;rop is approximately

ese considerations, nov,
1, caei-CiOi-e Ouiberi, L. Olson, Governor of
California, io hopeby proclaim the week be-
ginning; jW;,e :^ch, Q8 "Potato Week", and urt'e

all citizens t ' •^- ;, - -. - • , - -■ li^g,

^;.x'OVi, , .iiatoea.

Ih WxTBESS WHEREOF, I
have hereunto set my
h&nd and caused the
Great Seal of the State
or California to be
• i'fixed this t^enty-slxtn
any of May, A.D. one
thousand nine hundred and
thirty-nln#.

t^i\

0 '■ ■) I

Jxcnitinf Brpartiiicnt

^tJtf of California

P B

0 J L A M A T

lu view -ji the official action of the
United States Depai-tnieat of Interior In issuing
>t ney Great Master Mup of the United States, its
tervic,oi»j.e3 and possosslons representing two iind
a quarter billion acres of lend, secured through
treaty and purchase during the past one hundred
and fifty years, it la fitting that Sunday, June
4th, ba dasiguated as "THIS OUR AMERICA DAY" In
Calif orn in,

Cooperatiii,, vl^u the United States
Department of Interior, the Rational Broadct^atlng
Company will, from 11 A.M. to 12 noon on Sunday,
June ^th, present over Its facilities a dr^-ma-
tlzation of the story of the United States In
-^csinection with the offiolul issuance of this
nev Great Map.

It is veil that the citlstens of California

..,, . ji oiie United States l»e cogniaant of the
iwinner in which the United States of America
secured the majority of its territory through
Democratic prooessos of trw'ity and purchase, in
comparison with the manner In which certain
Europecn couatries todcy ure taking possession of
people and lands through military invasion end
force.

In view of these consaiderntlons, now,
therefore, I, Culbert L. Olson, Governor of
California, do hereby proclain the day of June 4th,
1959, as "THIS OUR AMERICA DAY" in California, and
urge our citizens to famllierlze themselves with
the fundamental p^'ln^ilples of Democracy and cherish
•no protect our Denjcci'Stic! heritage.

IM WITNESS WHEREOF', I have
hereunto set ay hand and
caused the Oreat Seal of the
Stat© of California to be
affixed this thirty-first day
of May, A.D. one thousand nine
hundred thirty-nine.

lSc^:f?^m OP'd'XLJFOKHIA V

ATTEf

By DEPUTY

^xcfutjuc ©cpartmcnt

5tarc of Californij

;-lrst c.

LO

^MiLii^eC^,,

■..Lx;-X),;,iA

// t 0

-n 1226

^KcutiDf Bcpartmciit

"-• (ilOoffin. .

acilifcie;-
'.. to evoi'y coi'asi' or
raun in a 1 1 ijn 5 •: : • r- ., i • i^, ,

-n oui* uoi'dora pser

L rising

- prlva{-.o.

:.0

ndure.

'-■I
' on-

'lievlri" that

^xcrutiDf department

^t.iii oftalilornid

ilUUC, ... .. CliG tLoUSJUi-

Q

*<UW><<^.

1

//S7

1227

BUREAU OF PLANT QUAHANTINE

0? Trjr.??-<>'th

■•rs^

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

Jlopartmeut of i\i.\riculturc

SACRAMENTO

tiUAR/^'lTITlK i'HOCLA.VATI N Nu.

PertPininc to I ex lean Cotton Uoll V eevil. and
Varletiea TV-oreof, RAd rink Bollwonn of
Cotton

' : .'933

■•to

Kff ecMve on mid after Jh' e

I'l, lyov

'IIIM'^S, T'le fact as been determined by the Director
of Ar.riculture that injurious insects l^,°yf^,^\^'^%3^^^?S,
cotton boll v;oovil ( Antlmnomi-s r:ra.'flis i3oh. ) , a.id varieties
? oreof Buid ti o x.mlc bollv^orn (lootlnophore ^-oasyrUllg
-Aimders). ncv/ t / and not hitherto >novm tu exist v; 1th in and
trrm hoit tf^ .tate of California exists ^^ :;---\f3?i-

?"o°. a,TCt',or vohloloa. •■«Cca,-,o, P«">;«V .ffeot». <»lcr«t
nSloa, "30d 11 .uaoliold <-rr«ot«, household iBpl.rent.,
ciL'pl" effect. a.,a ca.„l.-,r lBpl.ner.1., .ro liable to b.
carriers f snid insects:

,.e,»,t .:» int=iS;'.rtni ^s-f jio^r-^ii^.e^ra^s

Code of the otate oi baixi jx. ^" »■ , cotton, cotton seed,
T^. ::r1^;i^s/S:S'^^ sLroaS: j:??4leed'.eal cotton
?ixmSr,^^ rilli-'r machinery, cotton '^^f^^f-J'^;]!^^,"? °f J^J,
^Vrkora' bars a .d all other articles or materials tlmt have
pickers oar," "^'" "^-^ , ^, (rrowlnr. harvestin.-, -Inning,

«L?a thereof' railroad ca?o .2ouo\ iUs r^^^^^^^S^^lo trailer..
??;«'« ami Co^oriehicles. bar.r.age, personal effects, cmi^^ant

^jv«blea, -iBBd household efl.ota, hou8«J:old I, pla.nenta, cmplng
ofiectB, Hr,d c«iipln.- lr.,l«ientB Imported, shipped ,r brour-ht
iropi unj jther atato, territory or loosJ.lty of f e Jnlted
-tatepj ^nd iurU^er, no such oora-ioc-ltlea, artlclca, mterlal*
OP venlcX«B as quarantined a alnat In tfla ordw ahall b«
pcmltted to iuaa ^v©r the auld «iu«rantliie lines so hereby
establlBlied and proclaimed exoept v.nd6r and subject to the

„.„^„ -ilSl^iliiil !• -^©ed cotton or oottansoed j;Town In any

awato ... locality .f^tue 'Jx^lted rotates ^.ereln tie cultivated
cotton la known to bo Uifeotod wlUi t)ie Mexican cotton boll
^^^fJif^ yajiotles thoreoi, or tJ.e pink bollworm Is hereby
pro: Iblted I-rom enterlrv the State of California for any purpose
•hataorver, nr,. ui>on t:.o an lv»a oj an;,- suol» seed cotton op
cotton aoed ao ..uai'WJtlned a. alnst in t-ls order, the same
tf..nll be 1 a;«)Ulate.lj( sent out >i the St«t* or destroyed at the
option and exi^ense or t)ie owner, consltTiee or at«nt,

-fof* ^ ^T^^rMn'^1 ^®®** cotton or cotton seed ^Town In any
state ^>f the United TTtates where th« lexicon cotton boll weevil.
«v/?'}'"if^ t! ureor, .r t^c pink bollvMom are nor-^Sin to '

exist In tie cultivated cotton nay be admitted Into the state

nLhll H^U " ^K^-^f®^ ^^^•'*' ^■■°llo«i'»t; requirement! Person.
ca«t«i..latlni.; the luportln,: or brln^-lnc Into tt»e state of Call-
'tV^ll *.*®'^ ootton or cotton aood from any state In the United
otatea wJ.erc the oxlcan cotton ^^ll weevl'. or varieties e"reof.
or t).e pink .xjlUom ..re not known to exist In the cultivated
Juii**?^?''^^ '^ff\^'""f« «i Plloatlon to U.e Director of vSSl-
Zf, ^ V ' fT'J* ^"^ '^^ ""*' ■^•*^ In t^« application tie pur-
pose .or wi.loh tl^e seed cotton or cotton seod is intended, the
nai.e aaul nd.lreas ^f tJie exporter, the ooallty «»iere the ieed
cotton or cotton a«ed was ; rown. tJ-e ainount ^ the Importation,
the terminal point jf delivery, arwi tJie name and address of thi
1 :porter in t»-e state .f CalliorrUa to whoo the pJSfJIh^ld ?e
se-.t. .-*ccoeipanylne the af^rlloatlon Biust be a stat«aent al-ned
bi the state ontomolo. 1st of the state iro« which the seed
cotton or cotton seed lo to be Imported to t: o effect that the

JnS t°^t'"'" ^'V??!''''!' '•*^ *^^^ ^^ l"»P«ot«<J before shipment
and that a certlilcate ol Inspection nl.ned hj the atato
ontomolo. lot hIII aooonpany ty<e oJilpinent ur be attaoliod to th«
waybills, oonuuctors» hianllest, Jie: oranda or bills of Isdln?
covering audi o).li«,ent. Such certlilcate ahall set forth the
rv^rf> ."^ oi orii'.ln of tl^e seod ootton or cotton seed caraprlslng
the 8hlp.ne.nt, :»),«n oatnl,!!.^, the fact th^t th.e v.exlcan ootton
boll weevil, t « varieties tiioreof, am t>.e pink bollworm are
not knovn to exist In the cultivated cotton In the state In
ri« ,\r^? ^ ^'^^^^ 'M* ootton seod orlrlnates, ami stiall five

the Jnltlolo aua our r>u.aber oi t>;o car In which shipped If osr
lot ahlpinerit, If losa than oar lot ahlp.nent n«rkinfc-s of container
^ containers shall be j Iven. A copy of the oertlfidat. Jhill

!cr^^a.^. cf^yr^*,^^ al.lp..ent to tl»e L-lrector ^ Ar.rlcult»ire.
wacraiiento, Caxlfontla*

Pi'oylalon 3, Seed cotton or cotton aeed Inuorted or
brou^-lJit into tac litaTo of Callx'ornia under porriit Issued by the
Jlreetor oT A^;i«; culture sliall l;svo oacli pnckajo or container
in t:.o shlpi.iont plainly raid correctly :.ai'j,:od to sLov/ tl^e :iur.ber
or t:.o ^omit, tie quantity ol" tho contants, the stRts and
locality -all© re ^ ro7.a-i, tUe aoiio ai>d addreaa of t.ic ox sorter and
t'.to iia o and Rddresa of tJio con3i;;neo, I'enr.its issued by th«
Director cT Aj^riculture caall D^ieciry tho troataent t^iich shall
be ^-Ivon f.o co:r,iodlty or contaiiior or vo' Icle na a condition
'f entr:' '^ :' -.ntorial i'or v,' ' -'• 'omit is requested,

i'7'ovi3ion _4, i'ei-Gons contonplatinr; tiie innortinc or
brlnji:-^, ii^uo L ;o otat-j cj." Jaliroraia ox cotton lint, linters,
wcrte., 07/eo )in£;a, anriplos, or any foiia of \ai3Tinnuract\ired cotton
frori m-iy o;-,hcr atnto ^f t'- Unltod Gtr.toc nhcll first nake
application to tie Director of Agriculture for a nonait to do
80, otfitin<3 In tlio aipllctitlon tho nar.:e and address of the
e.xiortor, tiio locality Tron w}iich t'.ie ahlpnent is to be r.iade,-
tho ainoimt of tho linportntion, the tomilnnl point of delivery,
and tho na::e and nddrooc of the Importer in tl.o lltato of Cnll-
fomla to liiam. the pcrsnit sViOuld bo sent. Pc-iits issued by
the Diroctor of A,/ricultvj?o chnll spocl.'y troat-.-ient nliich shall
bo , ivon oor^;odity or contr.inor or vo^.lcle an n condition of
entry T r'.ntorini >" ' '"'■■ ■>o-!Tiit is roouostoci,

i'-'Ovi:"loy: o, Jot-:on oeod oa!:o a;ul cotton seed : loal
and t'..o sac: a ov othlTr contalnoro In which a -vie nro nhlp-isd,
v/ill bo adnitted into tho State of California fron any str.to of
to Un.'. tod 3tr>to3 inly when c -nh C'^t:;on Good by-products ".nd
their coiitainorc i..-»c froo Troii liiolo cotton good and i^aen ac-
coMpi-micd by a certlfinato of tlic duly authorised nlant q\uiran-
tine inn->ectlon ofliclpl of ttio state of ori(:in ostablishinc
tho fnct "irt t^.o nachs or other contaiiiors nro new or h.^ve
not .-rovioucly boon ;-i3©d to contain seed cotton, cotton aeed
or cotton seed by-productc.

Provialon £. dxce it as provided in . rovirlon 5 hereof,
ba^„inii; anC othor wrTipin,; raid containors that "..avo been sed
in con:-.ection with seed cotton or cotton aeed or In tho baling
of cotton, cotLon ll.it ov cotton v/acto or In tV.o :ia:iufacturo or
lia-n.^llng of cotton seed by-products or wlJ.ch aro contrminated
with cotton or cotton products x'jroEi any atato of the United States
are ;oroby yrohibited unless a por.iit Jiaa first boon secured froa
the .director oi" A;_;rlc\dturo, 3uch burlap or other x^abrlcs shall
be sliippod via all-water i-oute to docl.jnRted California oorts
and upon arrival thereof shall bo vacmiii fUTilcatod in an' approved
fur.il atl on ch.".r;ber -nin^i; a dostii^c ccl-.edulo of Tour ounces of
liquid hydro cyanic acid . ao per one hvcidred cubic feet of chaobep
spcce for a noriod ^f one hour, such c^s to bo injected In a twenty-
seven inch Moreurldl vacuun and vacmun mfiintslned throu^-hout tine
of o;:por\u'0, ~n lieu of zxicli treatment such burlnp or other
fabrics nay be allov/ed r.ovev.en t to a ccnvorcion nill v/.^lch '.las
first bean approved in writing by tiie Director of Africultup*

as liavlnc u-om^x- Juclliilcn for V.io prompt couvopalcn of ffuoh
"our-lnp or other fa'ji'lco Into papei* or otlior convcr-lon as the
^Iractoi' :.a-' a.>p]'0vc. r..o liJiportatlon into and all novonent,
troatv-ont and converolon of such burlap or other fabrics within
the stc'te of CLaifoiixia shtO.! bo Uiidor tho Jurladictlor. of the
Director, hla dooxity or Inc^octor and no such burlap or other
ff."brlcE o\.cll "borioved for any purpose v-Iifiteoovor except under
am s-iibject to c nditlona prCBCrihcd by tho autliorlEod 3tate
riant ^xinraiitlr.Q Officer lavinc jurisdiction tlicroof ao herein
-.rovidod, i-'orcions contcnplr.':1.n,: f. c Inportlnc or brlnrlng Into
f.io state of California of nny audi bacclnC ' r other fpbrlcs ra
Voretoforo desoribod in tills prcvialon, shall firct :.al:e applica-
tion tc U.o Dii'octor of Ai^riculturo for a -lorilt to do so, stating
in t\\e G->pllcatlon tho nanc and address of the exporter, the
loc.".l::.ty' -^roM '.v:dch f.e rJ.lpraent is to be :iide, dio natou-e and
BJiount of tlie i:-:portntlon, t*'W3 r-xxi-ltiuo port of entry In Cr>ll-
fcrniln, and t.o lu-uio and liddrosa of tiio importer in tho state of
C'lllfnrnia to virion tlio permit should be sent.

Provision 7. Cotton i:innlne or cotton nllllnc; riachlnery
that has provlouiily TTeon ..sod In the cin'-'lnc or iiilllinc of aoad
cotton or cottovi scod or cotton need by-proiiucts, in any state
of th.c United Statoo will bo adrr.ltted into the stats of Cali-
'o-nla r.uhjcct t and only '2idor tho follovAi^ req-jlronontn j
iperoona contor>olatln£ the i;.-,.'ortlnc or brln.;lnf' into the state
of Callforaia of any s\ich y^ichinory as :.o--*oto-'orc onuiiorated In
this orovision, shall first xaalio applicatiou to tho Director of
Agriculture ^^or a or:ilt to do so, stating: in the appliet.tlon
tho naic r^id adurocs vL' thr5 exporter, 11.. > locality frora vj!.ieh
the ohl'iriont is to bo -.nude, the nature and iciouiit of tlio inporta-
tion, t^e tor-inal point of dollveiy, and tho naiic rJid address
of the in sorter in tliO state of California to i*iom tho penlt
should bo' oent, -Huny and all shlpncnta of cuch ;:achino.-y :is
herotoforo jnunerated in this roLUlatlon Iriportod or broucht
into tho str.tQ of California undor authority of ponalt l^jcuod
by tho Director -'- Acriculturo sliall liavo nttachod to each
chipno-t a corti-icnLe flirnod by tixc official ontoriolo/lst of
tho stato froa '.iiicli s-acl-. i.lpnont vaz ;.ade, showin^ the iruriber
of tiC pornlt to l:.r)ort aiu: oottinG forth the facL that all the
cotton Ginnin,: or cotton uillii^c ..lachlnory ;Lnc,ludod Ln tho ship-
nent had been oloaiiad and :\u.'.lcat9d with hy:..rocy:mlc acia ^as
before be In:" loaded for ship::icut, tixe date and place of fuid^a-
tion, arj." t'O anount of cyrnidc used in tho fumlcation of the
s^ilp-'cr.t oovorod by tha certlfioato. Any oiid all sliiprientc of
cotlon iiriinc or cotton :-;illlr.:- :.;achinery not acoo:ar)anicd by
a oortiflcnto as -jrovldod for In tliis ror^ilatiou shall be refused
adnittanco Into tiio statu of Calif or.ila, and upon t'.io arrival of
any jucli machinery without a certlfioato ao provided for, the
3ai.ie sxiall be l-iriodiitely sent out of tlic state at the expense
of the ov-Ticr, consignee or tizont.

for ilchla

r^-ovlsion 8. Cotton picking: bacs thrt hnVO been \ised
L or harvest ln_ cotton in any stato or tervitory of the

Iftiited Statoc or any cotton plcklni.- baca fiirt hcvc cot-on lint
oi- cotLon aeod in or u-ion or nOlierint;; to tlie onr.io aro lere.y
• roh'bltocl fron cnto;-ixv t^c oti 'oO oT Cnllfomla, and upon the
ai-rlvcl or any rxicli cotton rdc'.rinc baco, as q\xa?antinsd acalnst
in thlc oroclar'^tion, tViO aa o simll bo l:.t->edlrvtcly sont out cx the
stato or dectroyod at tlio bptlon and oxpenao of tt:a omior, con-
'l-neo or a-ent; -I'ovided. IV.at uaod cotton picV.ln;;, bacs c&rriad
or"otherwi30 brovv^it into tlic atate of Calirornia throurJi a
bordoi" quQi-nuhli.o stotion .-.aintalnod hy tlxC otate of CRliromla
nho-K' ''nr.ili'..icr as-c avail.".' lo for storlllzation, laay bo admitted,
-'-oTldod the said plcldnc ba^^s aro L-oiiersad for not loss than ten
kinutea in bollln; v.p.tor, cold ntorillEation to bo ,:lvcn at cuoh
border qiui-nntinc otr^tioue an.: under the irvodlato ?.nd <-Urect
su->orvirlon of t" o marontlne Incpoctor at such station, -al
o-Aenne ixrd laboi' c'nnoctcd with the storilizatlon cf cuch cotton
"IclJLr." ba.'-s clia.ll bo borne by tixe owner or ouaiers or poraon op
persons in'c.harcc of saiio. Any failure or rofuaal by the OTmer
ov -lorson in ^or;r.osGlon of such nicking:, ba^n arriving at mich
bordor* cnrerar-.t ".no station to sterilize sucli bacs, to the satla-
fncfonVf the rurraiitine in5!:)Gctor at such Etntl^n, ohall result
In rvcl -ilchinc ba^B bein^, refused ad::iittanco Into the utcte of
Calirornia, and either Irj.odl&toly sent out of the ctnto, or
destroyGc", nt iho option and oxponso of the owner or party in
jossoeclc;-. .-. ; ■e.

x:'bvi:.lon 0. hrllroaL" cnrr th..-t "ifivs been usod for
the trann mortal ion oT" aood cotton, cotton lint, cotton seed,
or cotton' seod hulls, riuot l::v,icd lately upon arrival at '^r.A-
'"omin .jr.intr bo co dAi^lnfootcd or cto:'illECd c-.n "o rerovc all
posciblc dim-9r of Infcrtntlon of the Ler.lcan boll weovll, and
variotioB tlicroof, or the T-<lnl: bollwoin nnd tborcu. hlr cleaned
of all cotton seed, or cotton oeod hulls, and such cotton seed
o- hill'' 3 c: all be bumod upon re: -.oval fron t":? err. Any nnd
-J.1 -uch care fcimC. nt any -.oint in California containin.: cotton
Beod or cotton o -^d hulls in or upon caiy of the parte thereof,
shall bo anf^-nablo to all tho -rovlclonr of t'lla nroclai-Jition,- and
shall bo -laced iu ov^rrnt ^r.o by tlie airoctor of Agriculture, his
de-uty o^'dc^.utioc, "or Gtrt Plant Quarantine Ofilcers, until
o.-aic car '^aB boon d .is Infected or sterilized to the satisfaction
of the -niaronllno officer i^clilr^ ti;e i!:cM:5Ction ".nd the said
cotton seed or cotton seed hullo r.re destroyed,

Ih-o vision 10. 3oanlGh-nosa CTlllandsia usnooides),
ilnnts end al.l '-.n'rta*nicroof, in a fresh vojetativo str.te, is
prohibited nr^iitLaiico int.-. the Stfte of California as packing
or ctlicrwiso,

Ko roatrlotiono nro nlacod by this provision on tlio
outx-^ Into Giillf^'nla of no-called "vocot.<ible hair," Wiicli has
been ^:>oceanod by I'ettinc and limine, or on any other product
made frori ooanlsh-inoaa v/aich is rianufacturod or processed in a
nanner and by :-£it\\o'. sat.Lsfactory to the Director, r.ie de.mty
or inspector to ollsinate the cotton boll weevil.

6

Provision 11, Autonoblles, antonoblle trailers,

truclcs, aa'a ot\\cr voTTTcIgs, baccatje, onl^rant :.:ovabl8S', personal
ef£oets, fnrc-JLnc i:iplc?nontc, or other field apj-liances, used
housGhold elTocta, hor^oeliold Iriplen'ints, onritjinc effects and
oonpl;Tc Inpleiicnta arriving: in- t'le Gt'itc or California froia
the States cf Alabaria, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georci*»
Kcn'cuclty; Louisiana, f.insl.isippi, J.^ir,souri, ilew '.exico, llorth.
Cnrollna, Okla'iona, 3out!i Gnrollna, Tonnesceo, Texas and
Vlrrlnia, sh.nll be placed in qi-iarantlne by the Director of
A;3ricTxlturo, 'lin do.'Uty oi' dR;:nition, or Ctratc Plant ''.narantin©
Cfflcers of the district or coixnty into w'llch such vehlcloo,
articles or CO V >oditioa aro Innortod or brcfiijht, Mntil it has
boon uotoriiined by iJinpootlon tlint aarie aro free from the
hexlcan boll weovil, or variotlos the roof, or tlio pinlc bollworm,
end otJior artlclos qvarantinod against in this proclnnation.

The adr.iissibillty into the State of California of
any articles or corm^.odlty covoi'od by t!io foreiolnc rejjulations
Eljill bo ."urthcr subject to t ; provisions of &nj other quaran-
tine r^ales or reflations nor in force or which nay hereafter
bo proEtulf-.atod,

■..■hen t'ac iiecretary of A^-riculture of the United
States shall r.avc j'ro'nil^atod nuarantlno roj^ulationa ovemlnc
the intorsteto ::;ovor.iant fror-i any state or portion of any
state, of cotton or cotton '.^roducts or any other article or
coji'iodity reati'lctod by tho provisions of ti,ia quarantine,
such rsijTAlatlons \)j the secretary of A^^ ricultvire shall sTiper-
cede th.oso provisions and all nuch cotton op cotton products
or other articles oi* cou'ioditios fron the i.reaa covered by
ruch federal n'mranf-ne :r.ay enter t'lls state only :ln accordance
with the re^nxietloni: of the Socretai^ cf A(;rioultuj:»oj provided,
tlmt if at smy tlrae for any reason tlie a:- id regulations of the
L^ocretary cf AcricultuiH3 are set aside or ai^ not enforced for
any state or portion of any state of tho United States, then
fill the -^rovinions :i3roln sot forth shall be in full force
nnd effect.

All deputies of the Director o^ Agriculture and all
Stnte riant >aranti::o Ofi'lcers "ro !iereby e"po\7ored to carry
out all t". e provisions of thi-: iroclarmt 'iOn,

The foracoiix; provisions do not apply to the oxperi-
iiients of the United "States ho-:ia?triont of A ;riculture in th«
State of Call ornla.

Thia r.uamntlno rroclsunatlon !Io. 5 nuporsedoa Quar-
Rntino OiHlor Ho. 5 {Hov Scrloa) datod April 7, 1932, and
shall ta"ke effect irdnodiately.

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li'o'ctox- ui '\, I'lcaltuiHS

IS.iUJlJ!

JUN 1 G 1339

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1228

^xccutlDe ©cpartnicnt

^tarcofCaliforiiM

up 7,p5

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^fxcrutioc ©cpartment

^tarr of daliforiiu

■ntl-
OF .

F'lueo

I Jiways.

:'5 ;:,e.av/ Jvay toll la cUic lar-fel
• -openuonco Day ■iol!c"''" i-TAnM, 4-^4-„t" - , . '

seu
re

•r''"-'?^^'."r."-;^' or.r boundnrles nre onto:- to ml'st

'• ■ • -lot"-.

iicrounto sot ;ay hand and
caused tho Grout 3eal of
Uie otate of Cnlirornir to
be afrixod; this twonty-
aeventli dn'r of /tne \ '"
thousand nlr, ' *' **
thl-ty-nlnc.

O',0

^xcnitiDc ©rpartmcnt

5tjrr ofdaliforiila

n tho offlw of th« 8«CTtt«rTof State

;1939

for chlltlren: reerec>t^

■ LOituti.;; _ ud usti of
:in:i eroated recrr-'. '■J ->*» re;
• ou. Q.'.-i re 3I lent". Is one of our

1;- . >.

'*t!'T'; ■ t! Tore: ' •
actnary 0;'
. - -^yrrou.-i'-'r,'', ..
•vplo-ment of tho

r h»roby

• - St-.rte "*• C'l* -'-rr.'t. to

b© r ■■ • .t. _

I-. Ut'v

^xcfutiDe ©tpartment • '^^"^

Starr of daliforiua

BIN

In the oMlce of ihelSei^etury of .SUto
of the StatcLf iCalU' ml*

FRAHK C jroroiU. Seodary ol Stote
' i,cius.;.B«6nTr.iw>f

Al-nondf <:-ptillar * n C llfornla Inasmuch rs

■'•' ' * "' *' ' : re grovn here.

': '"<'' rivr main o,--rloul ture

I.': Uwirles and c Mitrlbutes Largely *-o the v;e;l' of
C lirornlK ' n\ '•*!:■ .eorlr.

- -:- '/i-- ; -1 .o;...; ro.,v.r.: ..f.;^ .tt . i " esiitc it:.
?• bumuer crop which is now bein»j harvested. It Is 1 -
portrnt that a retdy market be found for the sfcle of
this crop so th! t growerr, -ackers and shlpvers Tirht

roflt; ?o thrt e-i.)lornent ml^ht be ,'lven to th'usands
o!" C-lir-T-^is v'or'tcers sn ' so th't the wefilTi of this
St t <^ . 1 ■' '(int-e'Mallv 1 .creafied.

^1 •■"' ■ : ■ •-* .■ rn-' ! , 71(.- f aiding

o;i0 o! C-,llior lit; ' s 'i; Jor i-iou.-trles, nov/, therefore,
I, Culbert L. Olron, Governor of Ct llfornla, do hereby
proclaim the wee'.t bev'lnainf^ Jnly 17th, as "Almond
Vi'ee't in C- ll'^omla" and i.irs;e nil reople to land '-heir
aid in the Sale of C:illfornla eliuond's so thr.t this yesr's

Cro: TlHV giPU-^n" f-ir^ '^ro^l •",',■ .ly hP SOld.

n iVITfUESS RTitPEOF, I have
hereunto set my hand end
c. used the Grest Seil of
the Stjite of Callfornlt to
be afflxe.-! tils twe it"-
aeventti day of Jime A.D.,
one thons.'tnd nine hnndrod
;ind thirty-nine.

.^l^aj^. V Pajdv^

^rl^LiTopJfi

^xcnitiuc Bcpartinciit

^rorr of djlifornia

PROCLAMATION

Petitions signed by approxlmstely 737,000
purrjorteo'ly qualified eloctorr of this stati. hnve
heretofore bten prf-rcnted to me, requesting that
I call a special sttte cl<ctJcn for a vote of the
people en a prorosed constitutional emendment
Initiated by petition making the same request,
signed by 366,180 qualified electors and filed in
the office of the Secretary of State, under the
following title and £uminf.;ry of the general purpose
■ nd points of said proposed amendment to the Con-
stitution of the State of Calif crnie:

"RETIREUEIwT ViARR/.NTS. Initiative Constitu-
tional Amendment. Requires ?tatt issue weekly
at least thirty $1.00 T;f.rrants for life to
electors fifty y...;jrs olc, neither employer nor
employee, redeempble annually in cash,
provided stamps sold by State affiled thereon
weekly; warrants receivable for all obligations
dup State or political subdivisions, and some
due therefrom. Incorporates Seles, U^e Tax
Acts. Enacts 3% gro£.s income tax. Creates State
bank to handle warrants ; made sole depository
for all public funds; reruires |'20,Oo6,000 bond
issue for initial capital. Permits Administrator
proi^ose amendments, calling elections thereon.
Creates Economics Board. Prohibits courts
interfering v/ith administration."

^ ., v.. ^"^®^ Article IV, Section 1, of the Consti-

tutlcn, th-£ proposed amendment must be i?laccd UDon the
ballot for £ vote of tht people at the next general
election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday
in November, 1940, unless a special election is duly
called for a vote on the same prior to said general
election.

Article IV, Section 1, of the Constitution,
provides that ^^hen an initiative petition is filed with
the Secretary of State:

"The secretary of st-.te shall submit the said
proposed law or am^^ndment to the Constitution
to the electors at the next su--:ceedlng election
occurring subsequent to one hundred thirty days

JxuTitiiic Bcpartmcnt

^tJtf of California

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Page 2.

"after the prerentation aforesaid of said
petition, or at any spe-cial election called
by the governor in hi? discretion prior to
such general election."

It is my duty to e-vercise the authority thus
conferred upon me by the Constitution, with sovmd
discretion and due consideration, not only of the
requert of the proponents .-md their constitutional
right to the initiative, but also the rights of all
other electors; in order that the fullest possible
opportunity shall be given for thorough consideration,
discussion and action by all electors on this imnortant
m< a sure .

This proposed measure would make far-reaching
changes in the Constitution of the state and vital
changes in the whole taxation system under the present
Constitution. It contains provisions of an experimental
nature affecting the fiscal operations of state and
local governments, and involves constituticn;!l questions
under provisions of the Constitution of the United States.
It, therefore, should be most carefully considered and
fully discussed by the voters, dispassionately,
unemotionally, upon the basis of reason only, and in the
light cf all available facts and information that can be
afforded.

The icsues raised by this measure are such
that they would overshadow all other state issues (and
there will be a number of them) on the ballot at the
General Election in 1940. Tiioy v.ould also overshadow
consideration by the voters of the qualifications and
principles presented by candidates for the important
state and national offices to be voted upon at the
19-40 General Election, including candidates for
Presicent cf the United States.

I am, therefore, convinced that it is wise
and just and that it will serve to accomplish more
intelligent operation of our democratic processes to
h.ivt- fi special election on the nuestion of the adoption
or rejection of this measure, free from its confusion
with any other statewide issue.

In that belief, I informally stated, when
these petitions were formally presented to me, that
I woulc cell a special election on this measure r-fter
the adjournment of tho recent session of the legislature,
and that I felt sure the date fixed therefor would be
satisfactory to the proponents and to the people as a
whole.

^xcnititic Bcpartmcnt

5rarr of California

Page 3.

In fixing that date, consideration must be
gxven to the fact that a similsr measure wan voted
upon at the general election held in November of last
year. If it were not for the fact that hundreds of
thousrnds of people believe that a majority is now
ready to accept thly mea.sure and that its adoption
I'lt^'^r'^T'' ^^t^"" economic salvation and their permanent
^^'■>-^^^ ^^^om the poverty, insecurity and distress they
now suffer; and, if it were not for the far-reachinf
na.ure of this measure and the Justification above
stated for having it voted upon at a special election.
I woulo lesve xt to be voted upon at the general
election in 1940. b ^^ j.

The Eecreta
tion for a special el
ninety days. The fir
in November is the da
accustomed to voting,
one year from the dat
voted upon by the peo
occur, minimizing the
on that date.

ry of State
ection will
St Tuesday a
te on which
That date
e when the s
pie. Some lo
expense of

advises that prepara-
require aparoxime tely
fter the first Monday
the electors are
this year is only
imilar measure was
cal elections will
a speciEl state election

... ^^1 matters considered, I have decided that
it is a proper exercise of my discretion to fix the date
tm! nfr^^'"?'^-^ election for Tuesday, November 7, 1939.
This date, I am told by many of the petitioners, is
satisfactory to them. It should be satisfactory to all
proponents of the measure, as well as all other voters

.,, ^f^ fairnesi. and Justice to the proponents of
this mea..ure, to all of the electors of th? state? and
to my own conscience and intellectual freedom, I must
^^^f'^J^r' r^^'* U^^t^'--'^ *^'^^^ ^ informally innounoed
^/elT^r^^ ^^ l^^^ this special election; that it mu3t
not te inferrea from this call that I be] ieve this

™^^n™'^i7rf,^^^\'?'' ^^""^^ ^^ adopted, it ^ould work to
accomplish the objectives of its proponents.

I am thoroughly in sympathy with and I shall
continue to work, as I have heretofore worked, for
those objectives, that is to say: for the social
security of all citizens; for relief from econoD.ic
submergence, poverty, and distress of so large a portion
of our ropulrtion expressed in the demands which the
proponents of this measure believe they can realize by

Paye 4,

^xcnitivic Bcpartiiitiit

6t3rr of Galifoniia

The demand for old age retirement and security
ir. a vital issue throughout the nation.

Th-t demand Is manifested In this and other
movements appealing to the distress of the aged, the
unemployed, and the under-employed.

The platform on which I was elected recognized
that fact, and affirms that for uniformity, equity and
fiuancirig, old cge pensions in their entirely should be
provided for and edminlsterfcd by the F flerr"! Government.

r woulii be false to my own conscience and
sen.':e of duty if I failed to here express my belief
thet, if adopted, this measure would fall to achieve
its oLjectlves, would disappoint the hopes of its
supporters, and would retsrd instead of aiding our
nrogress to a better economic order.

T must also state that there are previsions
wi. tli rtgard to tlio use of unstamped warrants for legal
payment of taxes and other obligations, which the
judicial branch of the governra'^nt may hold to be Incon-
sistent with certain provisions of the Constitution of
tht Uniled Etstes. Hov.ever, the act provides that if
any one or more sections are helo unconstitutional,
other constitutional sections would not thereby be
-^rCj •I'll; and there are other sections -vhich may be
.:eld constitutional.

It is the right of the petitioner? to propose,
and the right of tht- electors to adopt this measure if
that i;; the will of a majority of the people. It is
thri.t right that I respect and shall protect to the limit
of my powur against any obstruction to its exercise.

V;ita iiiis exolanatory statement, T,
CULBliRT L. OLCON, Governor of the State of California,
by virtue o£ the? authority vC'stod in me by Article IV.,
Section i, of the Constitution of the J'tnto of Cr.li -^or:; J ' ,
1> hereby call and proclaim a special election to be held
throUj^hout the State of California on Tuesday, the 7th day
of November, 1939, at which election tnera will be submitted
to thrt qaallflPd elector:; of said state for adoption or
rbjtiction in accordance with tht; provisions of Section 1
of Article TV, of the Constitution of said state, that
Certain initiative measure proposed by initiative petition
filed with the Secretary of State and bearing the title and
suiaintiry above set forth.

$xcfutiV)c Bcpartmcnt

StJtr of California

Page 5.

And I do hereby offer a reward of Ono Hundred
Dollars for the arrest and conviction of any and everj'
oerson violating any of the provi::.lons of Title Four,
Part One, of the Penal Code, or of Division aIV of the
Elections Code, whichever be in effect; such rewards
to be paid until the total bmount hereafter expended
for the purpose reaches the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars,

IN WITNKSi-, V/HLRiiOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the Great Seal of the State of
California to be affij<ed hereto,
this first day of July, A.D.
one thouisand nine hundred and
thirty-nine.

UuA:"KOii.

GOVtRNOh OF CkLlF<S)EUIP.

ATTLST:

^.^j:hWiiM OF STi'XL

Deputy tjocretai-y of/ State.

;ry

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W. H Ml

BunrAu bF plant ouAnANTiNC

D. B. Tackle

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

pcjjartuunit uf ,i\t^riculturi

SACRAMENTO

(REVISED)

Lri'oct Lve

oO oVVtsO u J. Ow^. 1.U "CCVil

. , . ■ . ..ti i'C .J . (JO.. ; . Ined iv' ^ _ -Irector

•leultxire . secL Injviriaua to sweet potato tubers

-1... iiweot r50tat J i uiLa, 'inov/n as the swoet potato weevil
( C:-lii3 rarirl ja.riu;j . lal-.), new to arul not heretoloro ^jrevalent
or dlsti'lbutod ill t!.c atate oL' Caliroriiia, exists In L'le states
Df i'lorlua a;.'., i'oxar ; f'.nc in L. at ^jortlon ol the state of
Loulslaiia iiouth oi ' . juUi boundary ol' the parishes oi' Vei'non,

..up Ides, .vo,.'-.lleo ricordla; ui-.d in certain counties of

the stat J8ls8li>pl, to wit: Jackson, Harrison, Ilsuicock,

Tearl Klw... , .-J.to, iikt,, Jonoi;, Joffert-in Davis, Lawrence,
.althall, Marlon ar.l 3tone; and in cortaln ccamtles In the
atato ji' ;.laba_,ia, lo \/lt: "jaldv;in, 3onc o-^i aiid Iioblle; and In
certain cavmtloa in the state of Georgia, to .•itj Gojaden,
Charlton, Clynn and i'.'iouas; all jf whioh bein^^ herolnafter
rcfcrrd lo as IfLfcstod terriwOiv, a-id Lhat 3W3-3t .ot'ito tutiers
iijid yuiis (l^>o:jiooa batatrs) and parts tijerooi" and s^'foet potato
Ijlonts, vlnoE, CLiLti;i,_^a, dra?/s aiiJ slips, and r. online; glories
( Iporaooc; a'l.i Jojivolvvil :3 iJ.-v;. ) Are liable to be caJ'-'lers of
said Dv/oot potato . ': .-l' '.r.t let:' ' -inrv-lse J ree frora

oah; \,ccvii;

clared necessary in order

,1 - - - .

oX said swoot j.itato v.eevll Into
it a -jvarantlne be anu t e sai^e is
jundarlea of tue state of Jalllornla
i>jvialoME s)f joctljn 106 of the A^ri-

sald
yotato

'■••»■ •■■>■■■

to prevent tne introduction
i. iC stui.o of Cal If Oi'in.i , !.'.
•lereby cstahli.nhed at
in accor-dutice with ti.

caltiu'al Jodo of the state of California against t.-.a
sweet "Otato weevil ( C/ylas f uriiiicarlu:.. i'ab.), sveet
tubers arid 2>-ai. s ( Ipomooa baLata.s} aiid parts tiioreol , sweet
lotato ::ilttnt3, vines, cuttin<_3, draws a-id slips, ax.d iaorning
glories ( looruooa utkI donvolvulus 3pp.), 1; .ported, shipped jr
brou;3!it froi.. all states and .hlstricts of the United States
aru' no such .luaits a- libcrii >v pai'ts thereof shall be .er-
, It tod to pass ovor to luarantlne lines so heren established
ruid iroclaii •' , '.- '■ ' rubjcct to t c allowing

Tovisions:

I'sx>vlnlo:;. I, r.vfeot .otuto tuberr Oi-d ya.;a { Ipomooai

baLattis) u:..' .^arta "tjorooi", awoot potato plante, vine*,

^--;^ivolyuli-ia o.'y,) Uxat .lav* boon ^rown, ^jtickod or atoretl In

w. .c c.;_.; ^Jil'oatoii tcrriloi^y tire uereb proaibitod e: tiy Into
3a-. i:. or;,. Si rop uiiy .nir^foec ^.:.;^tBoovo^ «U'i.; any .va-ii rol-ii'^ltod
arfcicleB Arriviis-, in v.-aiior, li. fr-^a t:i& fluid ir;roatoU. tcrrl-
toi'jr a'lail l>o 1 clj sent out of tlao Qtalo or doatroycd

.:..o« of tiio ownar or u^mc^^, liie or

at f.{2 iption ic-i. . .

■-.■ r©3.}0n»ibla agents,

i.ravlai'j}; ^, ;^;v/oet ;,»otttto tiibora aaid yaus (aiw

bututu.3) iiixi jarta tTcrooI, owoot .otuto :il.i;.La, vinos, ou
^^a-.:;: ;•.: > eli^io '^-lilch aavo not bocr. <-.rown, ^xttckou oi- ctorod In."
^'•<^- ~ :st€h.i territ . V . o Into California,

uiJcLor r'jvisilan Siull bear an ofi'lclrO. ocrtiricato ::L iiod

b;' t -t! .'.ay uutlioriaod b.c.iotlon oiilotal si" t'.iO otnte in"
v.'Iiloh Bi«iG jrl,^li=utOB oatubilaliixi^. t-^u fact U^at all :.-At©riiil
ooi.'.silned In t; o lot or a:ili-)i.ei t \;ss :;rovirt, :aclcod an>I otorod
In a '.■iBt^iot froo frcea ewcot ^'Otafco uetvil, ouch oortiris&t©
s:iull otcto tue n\;.-i>©r ^' paCcacos In ti;e aMpiW.nt, wnorc To^m.
t:io nm;i© a. id tw'Jroos 3f ti;o ^ovror, tii« na.* w;d oddross of
t ^6 s;il;jiK;r, I .;iiit 1' ehi,:Mxr.t, f..o toiv.luc:. -jolr.t of

dellvoi-/ ttiid ^ .u ;;«i.i«i uM adii.re88 of t:.c consl^iioo. .'. co^.y of
5-acii cortiileato oliuil bo i:ua.ll&'d by shlr;>or, in lidvoTiCe of
rs4l...:io ■, : '-.'QOlor •.>? Ai^i'lcultv . ', .oranci'.to, Cjallfomlft.

.11 lote Qp s2ilpjaotit8 of t'.jo nrtlolca oiiun-
vi^ion wjpriviii;; In CaUfornla r/ltiiout ti^
. Idod Tor ahu.l be -. jaodlctoly cent out of
-. '/od at t;.t; jfvtla^ ax;d ©;qion«o of t^.o owner

.r t :Gir resi-ioiiijlbic ji^octo.

o:'iiLi>.'.

u.'.e otvi^^v

^v ovau.'r:.

..ereo.. , ;:

t:"0 r ■ :io

. i .. ^i". 4..;. .-J ./w4 . ._

:its i_.

:/'''i..".a

i'ovidod in i'rovlclon 1

*'»' . <i 'II. ii» HI i| « ■ ■ I I «» . » * r'

u'^ ^..ia-.rt z'eslr. 'Ul-.xi '.in- .or tli*

c u;:Uil8albLlity Into t;«3 eti&to of Callfornlfi. of
any .utlw^w ^r oocs;;0'.Uty O'jvorcd b/ t>jc i'orO'^.oinii; ^/rovlelon*
e;^ll Ijo Turtuor atibjcct to i. -.a ^r-ovitsiojio if urry otlicr iUc-.r-
j.l-ljiO .rod. ■' £ vr ro.Mlationa now In foro« or V.^lcdi ...^

, .oroaTter be

.^tit'-'d.

.o.!ul,lec . Irc'Otoi' ^i-loulture ai-^ ull

.vtatc -l:i..i> v.iii'cmtluo v/i. laoro are ..orelT^- e:.vO\'orod to enforc«
Sill to .•rovislona or t 'ts ••roclftiueLtloii*

•Jills novlaod ^imranti o iix)cla.^tlon l-o, 0 i,M:?or8©de«
.waresitli-JB i i'ocla ;'..tion ::o, J (neviso-l), iatoU Lluy 11, 1037,
suiiJ (jiiall toloj of foot l.i odiateiy.

rfe^^

^Z5£—

liij'octor .'i -i!, rlcult\y©

/^

voiii r ■ i -o ijtlfcte of Jallioi^J.*

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^xcfutiOf ©cpartincnt

^tJfr ofdaliforiija

£iIOCLAMATION

liilB,^d: und ii'tor.mtiorml exposition on ^JreaauJe

n3 "Ida;.o"i:;:i:"'i;;">^j;;:!7^/;^;^y f * •■-« been aet aside
^■tntc; and ^" •'C>^'<^i ^f tho former realdonta of that

or Ida;.i;aloS^ Klth^^?:^::J^^V,f: :'°^tolfsen, Covernor
'any ro

!0, alone ^^itli members of "hl^ .rr, 7 ?°?' Lovorno

..L,

"•0!.:., I, Culbort L. Ol!

Calif cinila, do hereb4 nrrrilVrr^tl ''■^''°"' Governor of
tc yl.It Treasure IsLna'on ^^1^^*'^.^''^^°"^^ "f' ^^a
,ual:itancoo n-.i.i to nld n.TJ^7L*r^° ■^®"°^'' ^l^

qu

0

nroat i'alr.

Idaho
ac-

fully

IN V.Il'iffiGS V.KEKoOI', I have
liepounto 3ot niy haAd and
caiiaoa the Groat Soal of
hA°o-^?^",°^ Millfornia to
clt' o^^ J,!^ '^'i^ twenty-first

sanu nl2ic hundred thirty-
nine. •'

A'rT.:CTi

C

^xmm Brparrnirnt

^tatc orejliloriiia

Of TFT- ^ ,

7f(. c

i: ii 0 p L A I.i A

nar.ynatSiai^^'Li'^f?[^,^^^"™"t, States, Cities ^d
air ro,;r©3s; and ■"" J-usive for the observance of

Orvllle and "llS,ir''wrrht^'?ertfr'-S«Tr T^^^^^^"'

alx.ays"r^L°"fr^^J:;;:^-- ^^*« e.tenalve cor^^erclal
border, anc^ fron thl« ^21^ ? coast, and border to
tiie world, anJ ^ "*"°" ^^ '''^"i' °thor natlona of

inc.«a.l., nu...er of co,^ ^SaTa^id^^SJa?: Si.:^;::j

-an to fiy^^VuKUdrjrcoll'' *'"'"^"^' 1^'00<^ :-unc
and th re Is, a.c a le-ult . ? ^-V ''"'^ ^^y^ -choola^

uoue inceaae of u. na^Sonirfer^^JlT^LSJtJ^^f^-

t^-eso do;;elo^"ent: ^nf^^sf of't^^'' ''1?}' ^ ^^-^^^ of
further exrono Ion of Itfjlyln "J^cuImI^''.''" ^'"^ ^"^^
reoearcli and defence; ^■^<>^-^"< lacllltlas lor ooramerclal.

the ;)tnte of
the ;)erloil of
Air '-ro^Tflas
the citizens
for Its loc; 1

,jf>l-lod IXE It

all citizens
knowled'j* of
pay trlLiite t
air projjrear

JlOl-OlOl'O, I,

('"allf ornla , d

^opte-nbei- 11

Period," for

oi this :^tnte

oi.aervance a

may find moat

to portlclvat

aviation, Ita

o the mon an.i

pOBclLle,

^"^^^ ^: "^°"' Governor of
^J i.ereby doal.nate and ..roclalm
ta to 241.h lncli,aive, 1939°^

the obaervance of air pro^roaa by
aiid I ask each com- unity to LlL*.
Ufa day or days In thT&njol^i-l^ ^

convenient a^d fittl^t^^^f ^^'J ^
o in bieao events to obtain a Iu3i.«

Pr-oblema, ita advonta ea, and t^

wo,.en wlio have nade Americana

3£xcfutitJC department

ir'tatf of €j|iroriii.i

-2.

IN Vi'ITNTSt . !ii;!i:OF, L hav«
hereunto set my hand and
caused tho >Jr.-^at Seal of tlio
State of California to te
affixed thlB twonty-flrst
day of Au not, 1939,

GovEijjos 01 cALJtForA'lA

ATl'hi.^

By C^^^^JL^.
Deputy >^/

^xcfutiuc ©cpartment

^tatc of eaiifornia

op

^'^.

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Tb

-^o

'i I J a

ty-rifth

.^.!h^ w',.t..rn pert of tho (Jnlt«d . 'at f^, ? ' "." *" '^'^ °*'^^^"« ^'
ftt^r.df.nce ct thl .-r-r.- „>• - , V^ ^"* "'"•^ '^^ derived from

uo vornby proolei^tir'^Bvi* J"tn^,''!.^;.°^f'r' ^O'"'^"'''- ^>f Celifornlr,
vl.It th« lo-ao ..,,...:.! ^; .'.""" cordlelly Invite etch of you to

vl.It t);el03c,uirorr,iK;.t«t"Kjr:

opt .:y hend an« cused tn. Groat ceel
of th^ ..t6te Of Cuiif-^rnU, to be efflxr,'
tM« twenty-rdnth dcy of Au.-ust. 1"
OHM thousand nine hundred -. nc. tMrty-n.pr

k^z^^^^X

$xcrutiV)c Bcparniicnt

^tatr ofCjliforiiia

PlUtsO

or TH

• ;50 1939"

f •■ $

tv\'\

X.

I"* 4'

/6 ^../qS'S

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I

a}ttlbfrt¥.«Dl»mt
AaVtrntar

W B Parker

DIRECTOR

STATE OF CALIFORNIA '^r'^Of'^'i'^

SACRAMENTO ^^-I'^^^^^'fT' »^V ,

■iUAiuiTTiiiE pROOL-uy^TioN ijo. G (r:::vised)

Portalnlut: to Vetcli v/oevil
Lffoofcivo on Olid of tor i^ust 25. 1039

vail'TCiAU. It has been doterninod by tho Director of
Acriculturo timt li^ insect liijurlovia to vetch ^e^. J^'Own^*
tSo votch »/oevll (pruchus bruchlalls), new to anu not hereto-
fore -.rovolont In t!u) lit'ate or Oaiiion:la, exists in the
;?atos of l)clav7aro, Georgia, l^l'^^l^. ,"«' J'^^'^r ^'S*^ ^
Carolina. Ore on, Ponxisylvanla, South Carolina, Virginia and
SiSton, nil Sf «iilch are Includod in and ^^^relnafter
referrod tS as infosted territory, and that vetch seed is
liable to be a carrier or oald vetch weovll;

HOW. T!n2R:ii''0Iir:, it is declared no ce saury In order to
nrevo-t Va I'tro'-oiction of tlio said vetch weevil into the
Stale o—3rllfo^-la that a iuarantiue be anJ tlxo sane is i.ereby
estSli^hoi at th. boui.dario8 of Gallfornia, in accordance
Sfth the Sovisious or section 100 of the Acricultural Code
of I .o 3tuto of Califc-iviia ujair.-at said ^«tchveovllanc. vetch
see? rovm in. or slilp )ed ^r brouclit from said ln^®»<^od terri-
loT- i-° no votch weevil (Bimchua bracSiialis) and no vetch seed
shS.l^e 1 ei'!it?ed to -,as3-373rTli .auarantlno li-«« ^^Jj^
08tt:ai3hed Ja^.l jrocial:.;od erccept -under am euujeot to the
followiuc piTOvieionsj

rrovision !_. Kestrlctiou_s.

Votch sood Which has been L-rown in f «^^PP»|^fr?°
t^ifl said irJ^oatou tor.-ltory will be adnitted into the State
of C^^ ifor-ia only ^>rovldlnc oacii ^hlpr.ient or lot of such seed
?3 ao^coSSued ir/ a cortif icato ci.ned l^- a duly authorized
lJs^oc?ion ofricloL of tho state of orl in, ^^J^^^^S^^J^
Kial all vetcli sood in tho ohlpxiont or lot iiao been furu^atea
I^ accordlice v;?th Fx-ovision 2 hereof and has not ^•^^«p?»«^
to oos?-troat;.;ont i^^ostation OR that suolx "^Jf « ^°^*J^^i.
and* aliiTi )cd from a non- infested area in aocordanofc wltli frovl-
Son 3 S?ooiT iV?l such certificate, ^st show t.xe r.ar.e and
^°"tit-, of seed cor.t.anod in the shipn^ent or lot, car nuriber
S identlfylr^ rmrks, iianner of 8hipi.-^nt, narae and aadress of

shlppei', noi^ie and addroas of consl^ee and the locality where
crown. T.\e orl^.lnal muat be attached to t ^e way bill or bill
of ladln^; and a duplicate copy oont to t.io Director of A^ri-
cultiare, oacroiuonto, Calil'ori'-la, at tino of ahip:.;ent«

Provision 2.

l''ui'iir:atlon Cortiflcates.

Certificates of furil^atlon siust certify tliat no lean
tlmn 12 ounces of aodiun cyanide per lOo cubic feet of space
was used in an alr-tijit ojr.talner for a. period of twenty-four
hours at a te/-:porature of not leaa than GO de^reos Faiirenheit,
oizcopt tluit if tlio Oiroctor of A^^ri cul tviro , aftor the effective
date of tUla Froclai.iatlon, determines that vetcli seed may be
satlsfacooi'ily treated by anotlier uiothO'.., cortlfyln>_; officials
may Isouo certificates afririrJ.n[: suclx alternate treatment aa
tjao Director lias approved.

?:-ovicion _3. Gortiricatoa PrOjiii I?on-infested Areaa.

V/hon It lias been deterained by annual official ourveys
tliat an area of any otabo in t-.c sai>_. infoatod territory is not
iiifostod by tlic aaid vetcli v/eevll and providing adequate pro-
tection la afforded by such state a£;ain8t the entry of vetch
weevil into such non-iiifostod aroa, the Director of Agriculture
nay, upon receipt in wi'ltir.^; of proper evidence from the
authorized officiul of audi state, je:"..iit tiie entrj' of vetch
seed which lo certified as boi;.^ i^royta in and sliipped froju such
non-infestod area,

Provlaion J[. Hold l|jr Inspection.

Vetch seed adnlsaiblo fro;:i tlvo said iiiTestod territory
\ander the foro^ol:\;. provisions or when orl;^inatii^ in areaa
outside of tlie said infested torrito3?y i^aiat upon arrival in
California, be liold by ooLaaon carrier a^onta and not delivered
to oontii^iOe or a£:ent until inspected tu.d passed by a State
x-lant ^uai'aitl:ie orficer.

'fiio adi;ii8aibility into tlie State of California of
any article or co::i':-odl ty covered by tlie foro^,oin»- provisions
shall be furtriei* subject to the provisions of any other quor-
toitino procltu/jitioi.o or regulations now in force or wjiioh laay
hereafter bo ■.•roriulr-ateu.

Do2;>utios of the Director of A£pr'icult\ire suid State
Plarjt i,v.arant li o Officers are Hereby empoYrorcd to enforce the
provisions of this proolaiimtion.

rills rovlsod :imrantli;e Procleu-iatlon lio, 6 8UT:)©r«ede«
^uarantxjio F:'ocla:.uil:lon Ho. 6 (Revised), dated Scpteniber 14
1937, Ljid Oiiall toko effoot liit-uedlatoly, *

Irootor ol^ Agrl culture

APi-ROVLD:

Governor of t]io SMte of iJalirornri

ISSUED;

MG 2 b 1939

^xcrutiiic ©cpartmcnt

State of djiiforiiia

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lelllgert:

;%^vife

Jxcfutioc ©cpartinciit

Store ofdjlifornia

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F^t

t^o

a£xcnjti\)c Bcpartmcnt

5tJtc of California

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h^M-i^ 1 1 2

t.iire edltorlnl nttltudis toivnrd
tro|fiendc"

ly arm, it is fitting

•:, Crovrnor of

' to 14th, inclusive,

''-"1 I hfive hero-
• , : ; ::d and oeused the
i.T'd^t ^oul or the State of Cellf-
OT-nie to b" offired this fou-ptenBth
dry of fc'eitomber, A.D. one thoue-i
hundred thirty-nine. I

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;^tjtc of (£.iliforiiia

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'tit cr'>»te8 or
wltJi v.-r!le! It l3
'•ntellv p ^ftt -r of

1 virtu* 1 or tho rrour. nxi.mw

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•onn^otJ.r, n -.", t|i,roforo, I, Culbert I. ■Jl:on.

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Eot «y hi«ijd fnd ceusrtd the arort

i»»<i thii; t/»ntr-firt>i

nine hundred tMrty-nlnft.

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th't-*} Is tltoref-.-ir
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u tills t.»enty-flft^

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i'xcfutiDc ©cpartiiinit

^tarc ol" (I,ili("oiiiij

£12 c i AM A T_I 0 N

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8P«cl-l three cent postcre 4Sp fi ho^Ji *, °" ^«^*''"^" ^5*^, IsauiV
tredes. P08«ro stamp, tn honor Justly deeerved by the printing

hand ^^ lTllillt^\Z;..T'V^''' '^'^'^-''"^ ^°' 'y^'^ -<^ Blow
ranwin.. Industries! M^JS ipSr![.er'eS,rr:r^r.ir:eS: "•"-'"

.ent or:ur:rti"^/^i^^,^;,-rr:2a''''^\''^ *° ^^^ °"^*"-^ '^---

to tho cultural cide of our a. ly nveS- It h^s h °"'^ '"^ '* contributed
of bU American industry. * " ^*''' *'^*'°'"« ""^ "^ *he leaders

value Of pr-oductlonlddU b.y"r^f rtire-Tr" In' T'^^'t"^^-'^'' ""* ^^
omi.loyoefi; fir^t It, i;eUries paid- nfth'i. >. ^^ "™'^*"" °*' sel^rlsd

in ...,. p.,.. .„d fifth in .Te'or'lZil.TTZull.r'^ "'"'^^''^^ *^^^<^

■-ecordr°';Sh\ru^j;uf frsit:^;::,srai^ ^r^*^ ^^ ^^-^ ^*« ^^''-

union, ^nc its stereotyporr7 unions ifC^ f '^^°°^' ^*« Presem. .»e
other industries, trr.dea" na creft^ Jhrrh^f' /'f!'" f" over-shauowln«
r^tner than cooperate .U. ^^^orV:'l^C:^^:i^l^Z^,

n. co;:r?hu^:^x^:;: :rtiSi";:s J;ss^.^;j:- -j:—" --

Oov.rno" oTLnfS^rr/dol'or^^J^^^^JiX't^'''''-'^'-'^' ^' ^'^""'^ ^- °^-.
September 30th lnclu.i;e. ar-PiaK im iikw''^E^°',^%'*'"'^'' '^^th to
urfre rll cltl:.ens durlnr this week ^^0™!™ /^ *° California end

made by the prlntln,. In^us ^y foTth^ bJ^o^^IL ^^/ *fr*'°'°"'' '*'"<»'
the people In our lifetime. '>ettennent and enlipht«,ninent of all

I

IN V.ITN:JSS WIERBOF. I here hereunto
aet my h»;nd end ceused the Greet
iieal of th-^ Ptat« of California to
b" (fflxod this twenty- -irth day
of Ceptember, A.D., one Chiuaand
nine hundred thirty-nine.

iWVil'fNJ.-' OF cAiiipnuui

decretory <ff .-itate

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OF n?/^' "'.'?■■ 0.

afxcfutiuc Bcpartnifiit

^tcitc of Ci.iliroriiia

■o !iU'ii,i" <■ ;!:;< li ■lrt.^'-ni:''.e ycai'3 n.~o
, aon of Hrlk the Recl,i settlor and founder
/ I ^>oi.a.;ilc of '^reonlfind, lor.^ocl on the shoren of
. ;..,■{,. Aiorica, lie vms a neafarin.'tj, pro£^csslve nan,
entlov/cd v.'lth the SccoidLnavlan prlnclplon of denocracy
::].'. ci'i orl -1 'iil.f'M'; -'ll.h I't- ■'.cn'ii"r.avlnr ^r^or^lr af^ early

■. ' - rtd principle;
. i;:ln :s were -:_i'rlcu uy tl.c ;jeji-i'dvera Into i.or>.:. .. jorica,
'jid theli' I'ealrea for freodon and llndlvldual liberty i

-■ori> so instillc'.T In. trie coantry'a or-rly settlor thnt
tl'ey vrere Ir.cor-^rntot-! in the Gor-.atitutl jn of the United

" • ' .t3. '

ilils yoar, c^ulLnavlniss and people of
.-. ian doscontf tia'ou/jhout tlie v/orld, v/ill homr
trllTuto to Lislf HrikBon ori his birthday wlilch j

L'

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lu honor tuu! roapoct to^ the contributions
'.-.avian people Vavo "ivon to the donoGreciot
' v.'orld, md to the achiovenonta and accon.jlish-
-^^ Loif Erl'reon, ^ov!, tlieroforc, I, Jnlbort I,.
, ovcmor of Jallfornia, do hereb;. proclaim
cLobor 'J!.h ar '. '■ "rikr.oii Day in- Hlifornia, nnr

ill noonl

Inavlan descent to pay tribute

hnrour-.'-.: ;,„„ ._ .;...,. ;..ncl
cuuaod the iroat iioal of
the State of Califomle to
\ye affixed this tv/enty-sixth
day of GoMtenber, '.D., one
thoijppniT nine h^jny'rod th.irty-

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State of (L.ilirofina

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■" ■ ■ r-i). utj U'l-;. t'. 'SO or iolin

:, ; _• !;• doath, dectructlor. and

tra.-,eaiC3 or v/ur •.■.■:;lc;:" nov; L-ifllct !' -t- ':- -.7hence
you' and your for«fnti''pr'r? cfi'-to.

■ ^ ^ ^ ..^ '_ ■ ^ yc;-i';. .. , 'oplo of

:>llsh descent, am:; people of all nati-cmalxf cs In the
Ited ntatoa, will pay honor and rospebt to Brl-:adier
rneral Caslr^ Tulankl, a hero of the American Ucvolutionary
' — ' -i^--'- "■•■ '■■'■^" "• r>llsh OBP-'Oral are Icno-m to
■ '.■'•e hljstoi'y of OT;r

Cii acrcc , iz -jc -ornd foir th - noble

t'.r.nl.<5tr.ir. :iv« ""? ' : "ton Irt flslitln-: for the

at this year, on October ""Ith, 17:10:1 the
lite to Tlrif.adlor 3e-eral Uasinr lulaahl,
observed with sadness .In our heartr,

it la iitul-j,; uiut or; ctobr-r lith, ull
Quld pay reaoect onfl donate to this man isrho
holneu l'> e our cou.ntr-y its frendo-;, and at t'.ic sa-e
tl'n fervently pray that thp rocor.a '..ruction of iolar.d
'uturo destiny o' '' oople v;lll V'p fo 'r

J. : ',; : < UC O

'v' ~'i'i:, Li vie./ o.L i,I:0;-;« i: >:i3l. erati ons,
, over or of i^'nlifqmla, do hereby

Lth as ""len •■rul iulagkl I'o.norlal hay"
nvf the noonle to Obsfirvf thla day

■ ' placer ■' .opronriate

V-.creunto sot r:y h.anc' ai-.d
cauaod [the Oreat Seal of
the Stiito of Callfor-.vla
to be sif fixed this twenty -
sixth dtvv of Septeribor, ' .
one tb.ouaand nine himdrcd
tliirty4nlr.©.

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i'xcfutiuc Bcpartiiifiit

3tatc or (i:.iliforiii.i

A n A

Unltm; ; tt !

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the ptot SBvcn-.l ynera, f nrt

•outihout the

^ .,, + !,, , • -'Plondld work- do: Unacr-frt to tetc^

t-nc 3fllf-8UM.or-tln- 1? yony norltorious, rrd ' "

?9lf-r«lient

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• " ''" ' "lliviiTi.ft .:)r.'r.nlrf.t!-^n9 Is

''^ ' ■'■ 'nt-ny of our cltizane, now

■'^'•^ '-'*'*'■ ■ solvscl thfit „,,

. i-^luslve, ;. ....t ,, ide fis "Bllndcrr.ft >-o;:" in ...-U '-j-riT
. nu I urf-c -11 oiti-.-.«ns to visit hlindoruft shops end

.oB« Who hfV9 been deprived of the -.orders of "ve^l-^ht

IK IVlSriWSv, wriiSH)F, I htye her<mnto
.-.at ty hRnd tnd eeused the Greet
oeel of the Stete of Cellfornlf to
be ffflxwd this thlrtoonth dev of
Octobler, /,.p. 01," t>.r.u.=ifnd nine
hun'"-^ V lrty-nln«.

'-V-VN, vHa>^>..,

i^xcriiriDc Brpnrtiiiciit

In '1«f-»nu« of J °^'""' " •«'-lJ •<-^r into .hi* T ^'**''«"« ""s

-" .0. Si:.-:;/-— --- to .. .. ,, , „^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

h«.««r.h«pr,* '/,••;, ^" ''or..^^«r llth. m..,,, „, ^j.^,, . ^^
rrovtou'-, -„.,H " '■fr«.-Krmp nth to hon^^ ;. * **"" ''"i"- of

r-^o. or thi« n. tion. ' '""^ '^••°» ^"<' to pUaro th^,,..",!;";; Jj^

ornle to l.« ^f-^/ 1 *' "'^ CrUf-

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£xcrutivic department

.:6r.iti ot ti>iliroriii.i

PROCLAMATiaiL

The annual American National Red Cross Roll Ctll will be lield
this year •"rom November 11th to 30th,

In view of the sxpanding domestic program ot the Red Cross
National organiKation tmd its thoust^nds of chapters t>nd branches; in
view of the increasint aeoossity t,o furnlsn aid to civilianB and
wounded soldiers of the Euro;>ean conflict, the Red Cross this year
hbs greater slgniflcauca than In previous years and will n«ad even
greater sup ort than has been so willingly tjiven in the past.

With the European war under way only a short time, the American
Red Cross iiae already sent fifty thousand dollars for meaical aid to
the Polish p;ople; twenty-five thousand dollars to the Aiierican
hospittl in :'r.ri3, end twenty thousana dollars to iiondon to care for
the Athenia survivors. If the war continues the need for medical
supplies and aia will be ever increasing.

In view of these facts, now therefor*, 1, Culbert L. Olson,
Governor of California, do hereby proclaiui the period of November 11th
to November 30th, 1939, as Red Cross Roll Call Period in California,
and urge ali citiaens to support in whatever way thay can the Auierican
Red Cross in its drive for funds.

IN ^TITNESS KHtRLOF, I have
hcreutito set uy tiand and caused
the Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
eleventh day of November, A. D.,
one tuouaand nine hundred and
ttiirty-nine.

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GoViiHNUH OF C.
Attest:

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DIRECTOR

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
SACRAMENTO

iUAMA.'.'TI '15 !":iOCLA*''ATlOiJ 80, IS
i'»i>tttialiii. to Osoiiluui i >t Hot
Effootlvo on a id after October 19, 1939

d^tie- ^i

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A, , Tiio fact :•» b««n i«tofuliwd by tli* i>ir««to»
, .. Pxc>. .i- .. o t iBt » dK--. aroua ni8««3o .«8t of uto-urnvj atoek*
-.■Aomi aa QstorilvBi op ootto - root rot (Phyr-Atotrleliua (O»oniy)
o-i-ilvorua), not ax^rttlly .•l8trlimt«d In t .e tat* of l^alAforala
•xlsta i.t *- f> eroin tiaaor^Twd i;ifootou ftroaa, and t.at a*!
wll, iiur««r^ a took av»5 pi suits with r ota nrm noata or yoaalbl*
oarr-lorB -)f srI'I dlat>a»«»j

HOW, r rciffiro.u , it la daclarad Jjaoaaaary that a quftr-
intl-ia ba and tie aa; « lo ierel>y fiotaMlaSiod at t::« boim'arlea
of t'-'a state '•>£ California In aooordaiioo wlt*i tia provlaloiia
'• eotina 106 of t :o .'H-rlci:lt-ir«l Corta -f t-.a Stnta of Oall-
•^rtilB fl •ali:at oaid aiaaaaa, its -mats or poanlblo can-iora,
aa naroin rte^orlbod a k" no audi things as (rsara.itlr.ed a^alaaV
In t ^« >TH33lfl. fltlo »*«a.l ba jartaltted to iaaa oirar t:i« aald
Tr.amnt.i-.e lln&e itoraby e3taoH;»>ioa a." :'-TT>elala;ed a^ca:>t urwier
:•,!« joct tfj t'99 (jDtidlLlo-u> .larain Trvjvided,

!• (jotton ro'^t ml (PjjC22i2£Ei2liIS

i .;iYt Oxonlnr.
(OionlyE) c^^ttilvoruro) .

Ml:.0: :,i liatii'o atate*

^K^iA^l^J^ uatlro atata.

1^.; ;. iQt }>ntire cfuatlaft ?f l>o.»« A-i«# Eddy, Charee, Lee,
"■'"" tm-Mt io^'*** -rant and itldalro*

Oiy.^:::;. Ui

a pa atate.

r;;"<.^3 ; Kntire atnte,
•jr/v-U i^tiro oounty '

jln.:tO v\l V^'^^n^^^TT'oXCe'iir^

ajV'.iiV'son*

t &11 aoll, aureery atook or
"•' vldad iu Prvjvlolon 9 ax^oi*.

irovlslon 1. DRPIHlrx .

r?s wonp "FH^KisKa."

T • word ".iroiiiaea" as iier»liiaft»r -aead in t:u«M
pi>ovl3loas B .nil bo oowatrued to iMmxx all Um lft:id inolud«d
und«r one le^al description op any pai»oel of laiKi f«i^.iod or
hoiv'led 83 ->rM3 unit oT , roiuui, jrcvldad, Uiat ntwli "pi^nilaas*
shall inolud« an ad'^ltlonnl area of at least 100 feot oomplata-
ly clrcar.aorlblii,; t ue actual ijai*oel of ./roiind on wiloh tha
niirsar:; atook, trees, plants, shrubs op vlitea to ba ahlpi:)ad
or noved i-Ava been .'.rowing.

Provision

C":rxi- i.>-:;t4iv;i :to.<|>. i.ii:.idi-..:T3.

iixoept as /povided In li'ovialon 3 iiepeof, no reatrlctefl
articles lapola I'.iajwuiti.'.ed ajali^st will be ^p.ltted entry
into t e otnto of Cadiror-iia fpoa tie said Infected areaa unless
each ahipiatant or lot is aooota.^aiiled b? a oertlfloate si.ined by
tJie duly authoplBed in3->ootlon of riclal of tho state in vliloh
Bft:i9 orl laatea, ostabll-Ufilnc tie fact tl\at n.l of the n«terial
ooatnliiod In tiio lot or 3';ii5«aeut was ,r,i^wn on riremlaes free from
•aid ORoniwa or cotton pf>ot rot. In addition, each auoh eertl*
fioate shnll sLnte t'.-.o tiiiirsep nnJ kla a of tpeos and i^lanta
ooatainnd In ti-.e suiraiieat or lot, whex^ ^rown, iisii^e and addi^ss
of ooii3l,neo aric! oonsi J^op, 'joint of ghlyjiwnt nnci teminal point
of delivery.

:"ovl lion J5,

FTIO' -- OF CKHniH

7I0N3 • KX•t:-V.rT10^^- OF

Ho reatrlotlona are placed by tills proolantation upon

tu« er.tr;; of t jo rollowl-.ici

(a). If fpe« frog poota (ujI ooil, nuraery stoolc or
:!lant9, liicludi.'v: trees, sbrubj, vinos, stolon:;, corris, donsant
bulbs (Inoludlnc onions «.»i. oulon seta), pips, cuttinga, acions,
biids, ,;paft8, fpults, leafy vegetn ilea, fpuit .its, aeeda and
plant .irod>!Ots»

(b)» If into:>3ed for oull>]t> ^urpoaes nnri wa.Vi>.ed free
frop »oil, ar.TO0t!r"p ot ve^* table a inoh as potatoes, sweet
aoTetoes, carrots, turnips, and beets except ttmt this exemption
does not « •;>ly to .^an^els and a\»c«r beets.

Pro vision 4. :u...'o.-,i?iO'; vv uncuKTiri'V -I'l^MKr-TS.

Any and all lots or aiiipnei.ta of tl.e ertlclos 3peoified
in t Is jrooloi :atlon ari'lvlii, in Oalifopr»la fpora tie eaid in-
fected nrea without t;ie oertl fioate reqiilred in ^'revision 2
liereof or not otiterwise o 3fci;>lyir4j with the provisions of t. la
ppoolamtlon shall be l;i ^diately sent out of the state or
destpoy'^d at tie option m:o expense of tiifl owner or owners, his
or t. .olr r«3;ion8it>le agents.

CO;.VON CARMi..; AGUNTS . oBT MOLw ;.iiJi^.:.T3.

All articles attolsalbla undar fet»e fore^^oln^ provl*
sxo.,3 -Mat 'je Jielti by co.-.iu^on oarrier r onta and not delivered
to CDi.rtijiiee or « eat luitil lis^ooted nad passed by th«
i-areotor .f Agriculture, his de juty or dejuMea, or e duly
futh.<^rixB6 aLate jlant 'iiKrnnti lO officer.

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'■.■1 RULES Og

T>ie adsilislblllty Into the State of California of any
artlolo or oo.-iodlty oovorod oy t].» Tore olng oroviaions shall
be furtJier .lubjMot to t >a .rovlalons of any other ricMntliie
rtJlaa or re^-ulntlons iiow In I'oroe or viiioh may liareaftor be
•ro:!iU'..-«tod,

All deputloa of t .« Ulreotor nf As'rloulture and all
atrtte .lasit quar»mtli*e officers nre -.ereby eupowered to carry

out ml t '« ."ovi.-ilo.i3 -if t Is )i-oclaj'«tlon,

,, '^*^8 viiarantirie :'roola. *tlou .%'o, IS auixirsades maran-

ii:!0 Order Jo, IC. ( I.'ew erloa) (viUi lie ..ulatloas - Revised) .
dated ;.aroa 19, 1930, and aSiall take effect Ira ladlately.

A' i Vi:.i;t

I35j»KDt

■ October 19, ji^;^^

i'xcrutiDc ©cpartiiiciit

.^^tarr of (Lnliforiiu

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Ul.-.n tirour.out, th. n. tion » r-<! thn world.

in in

r «e M ;v."r,^:'*'^*"i^ '^"'^ '" ^"'- ' - ■■'- historic •v.nto
_ lice In tb'T nr . ^t-t! . n<J i.cirt-d Po<l>noa of f
or-nar ir'-o, th«. c.1.,p„ ount.lna mc y«llo*cton«

^ 'ut..r,:l n orjoct. but . «o«n« of Motoric ri-nlfi; nc " " "^

fry, KIp iioBt ff.iioue

ice.

r,., - t,*. m- . - . ■ rr-.t ; » 1 J fornlfcn.

.a;s t.'-.r..f:,rn. i, Cult-«rt 1. Jl-on, r,-,v^rnor of Vr .tit- of

lu.tt . e lilt hAOK" ».nn o«ll u;''ir: t i» cltlv«n. nf ct i < f,^« t »
= ^l.-ut. to -n-l to ,.J.pl«y .„, .tuuy th. u I'tll .%'>".''"[";; '" ^'^

IN .ii'U.^o ..t. . uf, i f,,.ye hor#ninto
f^st my hin<3 tnd cfUifid tbo Gr^Rt i;«»fl
of Lhp otfte or OrllfTr-lft to he rf-
ri>ed this twenty-nl.-hth diy of
r»ovf>nt«r, ..i. Mn-itnen hunttred «nd
t'lrty-nlri*.

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In conservLticn effort thl vll^ t J "'^ '^ncoun.pe cooiJsrfctlon

five ye.r. r...t, conducted extonllvf J, ^'m"''^;^"''*-"°"« heve for
weelth of n..turt.l peeouroes. Ca;ifornl8»8 f;r»at

Mfrch 7, ie Luther I)urbpnk»3 hintv-in^ ^ .
Concerv<,ti.n Weak b« obeorved «t tMrtS'l?*^ '* ' ' '"'*""'' *»>«*

Ther«3fo.-e, m yie„ ^f ,^j^ .

ernor of CelifornU, do hereby LI'im* L* "'* "^ ^^"°''» «°^-

IN VaTNESS WIEREOF, I
hire hereunto net ray
h^nd nnd oftused the Great
-«fl of the cjteta of
Ccllfornl,: to be affixed
tlilo jovetith dey of
February, /, D. , one thousand
nine hundred tjnd fourty.

3:xccutiV)c Bcpartmcnt

,^tatc of CL.ilitornM

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fibn ry ISth throurh I>bruiry PSth ha.f hesn set fBlda for the
aeTenth cjonaecutlvo yotr for th'- Kstlonf-l Obj;orvtnc« of I rotherhood
V.eek, sponsored by the N^tlon^l Confer moe .if Ohrlntlr.ns fnrt J"wa,
This we-sic it= rnnw.lly celebrf tfd by schooln, f pt terrf I onJ<>rs, churchoe,
thet^tera, vetert^ns i nci servlcfi clubs, women's clubs, clvlo forums
end iM otbor pt tVerlnp;s of eltlzena.

?m Troth'^rbooU of M? n is tho fundj^montel principle of or(3:cnl7e(l
Bocioty. It i." the bi-sic .hilo:-ophy of ill {)rop;roHa. Only thT-ouyh
rocornition f'ntl ept llcftlon r^f this hunrne concept of burfn existence
c?n Kfl edTjnce to hichor ::tt.nci6rds of civili;- tlon. It le th«
inorlrption of rlf-hteousno-s, toler.vnoo r-nd sll worthy clvlo md
rollf.-ious idetla. App.- cii tion of th! t brotherhood re.ulros toler-
t.nco by us ; 11 toward our noip;hbors, ptrticultrly to tboso r^o
tdhors to diffe- nt bollofj, or who were born Into different rtces.

colors oi' oroodH.

It rronptrtd r pr-i t poet to soy: "It lo not e
but ri tho^' r crlno to be intolertnt".

I ccU upon til citirenf. of Ci.lifornlr. to join with the Pp'ij-ldent
of tho United '-trtps, with tho Conference of ^hrirti'ns r nd Jowe,
t-nd with tho citizens of kII other Stnto.-, in ots'^rvr^nee of Nt;tlon«l

r^^- ,■ -, ' ' •■^■■, r' -">oo-nltion of the Brotherhood of Mtn.

IN v.iTN:-'iii *:iQ-.; :>, i hrT«
hereunto E'»t my hend tnd
Cftusod the Greft C'eel of
the ritf te of CtliforniP to
be t^'flxed this el#lith day
of Kobrufiry, A.D,, one
thouyi nd nine hundrod end
forty.

G07".;,N3H OF Cj<LTK)i(Kli.

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I. AR 7-1940
''AUL^^K, Sectary of Su.es.

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. , rt;-; .- ' -y floOQt hi T« OOOUTsd or tl'P SecW^rwBtO
'■.Ivor 1 r.j Its* trlbuttrlst, Inunfititinf, pojful' twd : .*«»*« roc tb^ustuda
of fcnf. '-f • li'^'y ''••vlo-'id fiPK Irnda t.nd forclv huncrr^'lB of
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fivjshsts iiijri -eltlTii- BiKJ»rii *111 win* tho rlVfM's and atrotT»c In
tV'O Stcrmftnto KlTof bnaln fitid orui«« v«,t«r to flov mit th^>ugh

thoee Jrv-"!* brv !-:■ f. lit! rirtfi'^r !nunrtit'> rt ,>f fcl.-' 1; nd« f.nd ; r*-
ror.t t'.«ir r hiMIiti-tlin » r.> t>' '• r.nttl'sir.rtnt of t^(»Ir populs-

tl:>n ♦^.'"•■-or; i tit":

J- .. i^, un' -•. _■. ^.- l<i7<^i br'tt '<£ tr'> r-Ttlei j r.c ti;o ;x>iul*rtloi»
of «tiU ' r^f c r-tum"4 t- t^»lr h-jsps Rnd f? ma, t^iny will b«

!; , .' . . :'. , I, Cu I --"•t. f . "l!<on, GoTf-nor ot Ctlifoml*, pur-
au^nt to tho vr<^vl»l?ns of Ch< >%er 66S, ?'t?tut«o of !-?<?, r-nd
■^urflwnt to th'^ •.'.-o^"i'-.t;nd< tlon af tb»! Ktf t- Eror^oncy Council, do
norrtby dnoltr" ».n nt,i-^r/ancy t-^ Rjlst within th«? biundt rloe of th«
bJ^alu of th»! Sj:ori.-imnto I'ivsr i.nA lt^ trlbut- rl'>s, hn.1 I -•iT'^by
Instr-ot tb*! Dlr->otor of tbo Enpt.rtnont of iMbUc Kortcs of th«
Stft" of Cilifopnl* to mko rij Iwnodirto Kurvaj- of •'»ld Er«ft, ^nd
to dsWriir.!" tho locMlon • nfi nztont of tb^^ drnr .-ro <w-uf>«(3 by tbo
I'l jt Dooflc, of l-^Yix^ brotirs, of tbo jotantli-l dDorar of furthsr
flooils fct tbs tlr»o of thf! oj.rin<5 froohflta, i nd of th« ber.t irotnod
of r»iiftbillt; tlu^'; ti'o inurdi't'd Unas within suld *r«r. und rMtor-
in*- tno .voi.uli.tlon of field Itmau to tiiolr hoitics; r.nd fcr-.e, «.n<5 to
tik-o- srjsL furth»ir nt^ps ts iir« neo»e«r.ry to r"hi>blHttt» seld

II. iiliu.!.^ -u-jlf I hi-vo ^.or'3-

unto net ciy bmd mkI oiur.^d the
r.r«it -'•el of tbc St«t<!i of C«Uf-
• -nl« tj »''■ *rfl>f!d t 1 '■ '1'"'>
dty of M.'-oh, i ,r,, on<-' thouaend
nSr.r bun;'rc.'! ■nd forty.

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Statt of Ctaliforma

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, If 6 sal '.ated

<:<! v.i.O' , .11.1: ■■. ■ falle upon
as Ion bear store of

si.;-io, county uiia city {iovcrriueuts to set aside
»l. least thr?iit hmrc Tor tiie revTent observa-

iii view oi' tiiese considorajblons,
• . : Ji^e, I, 'i^Tf.-f. J., .ilaon, OoveiiKji ,

Mornlu, I ct thai all state

uj . Ice:^ r> -1 -;^ .t^ observance of Oood

- rlfaj! ■ ^ .'; d1' twelve noon and

tixToe li. ,uo aiiCi'.;o_in xriday. Larch 22«s, 1340,
so M»pt, all atate '■im;'''' oyons nay hB\'p th'^
o,), 'oi'txinli'.. r. • • n;, , i.eir

chooalntj.

Utiiid a-

oi-nujiLu set my
d CltUSOd tho

Great Seal of the State
of '-nlifonila to be
affixed this Otii day
of -arch, ?<ln#i*-"»n
I'mndrod ani|l Forty.

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SHEET

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FILED

•« tli« •*lcf el Iht SMrtUfv of Sttia

MAR 2 9 1940

PAUL HiK. S«crttary of Suta

.tractive Mi^ .urpo.sfux ...<,. ■ i.>,;..i .roen 4., ■aa.i,.aoci t^ dd •.
acfuevu, ^couoMlc security of tf,« iua^ric.iii Fu«.iiy, .iU b« con-

i, ^\ :^:^y'''^ seriously a*b...teci t. ^irJ-^uenUl c.:u„,a

X. -,«.Joci 1„ tn« mat .od of ;«»tluc tlio ou, . .. ..iaicai c.-re ^.i* ^ne

-f\w:U j^Ci.il

ijuxa be .jrot^ctfi4 afci^iuat the loaa or

•^ t^ o. lacoma au« to aiaabllity •>o.r'. ill a^nxfi or ^cci:.^ut..
uvi i^ WW actual vtwit, when iaoOijie couk . ... . + „ . ,,- „ ,.. „

,00a a«uith aui eun.. . . ,. .. , for. tfc . .. r.,.: aco.o«dc
- ■- la t,a« .majority of cc.,-e. rfaeu disabilitv coj^b.. turou.h in

<..,a..-, but ..ie-Jic^i wid other e.ii.ei, t,» -„^

tiecui-ity of tnc fKniiiy. , . tne •couo-at

o;..'^LT'f "'" ''°"'^''"'' ^ '^ "■'■^ ^^""" i" buildiat toward tLT
o«xi ecoaoaic ..<-curity, „„,v ,.« enco^ru^e, coo.,er.t^ una assist in I

bro^uanim; of l.n... bn.« of ..,..lth r.n. ..cciU.nt insursncM ,. t,. -^^

iieeded Jfroteotioii.

•isriioato 3«t Uiy h/ind and
cuusad the Graat Seel oi' the
.tJite of C.:iiforii^f< to De af-
' i;--ea t lis tw«utj'-ai;itn day
r," March, A.C., one t.i.> .t nd
(line 'lUiiirec; i.rii for' '.
, )

t-cretary of .^ti^l

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afxccunuc department

;s>mt of (lalifornia

"Citiifcnsaip V.se.:'

^^ '''AR;{ 0 1940
PAULKEK,Se«.u.yofSMe^

Ci.-'

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it . -opritote tiv.t -4a-fic*.i4S, iU: ur-iinati^iat their Le.iocrutic

Ubeitj.. . i-;icir r.J.th iu tiia ikiaorlc..i»j siOv,Tiin'.'nt., 2.iouli dorin^
ti-ds ^rioa rew^ffirm their faitn in the pnaci-pUa «J" Deaocracy -:ia
t:.'- civil li;«rtiif u..-i n li • i u '■...itesd tUem \i..:,*.r jur "■^laral ■"on-
L' u ,;ti - 1.

13

fitti.i. ;a.. ro >i.i- tu. t, ! = t J b'.aul'^ t . t--- --;■.. ..a joincl--',-.>t lo

a«c 1 otiior. At, no tirao in th.* history of! oar natlca lias the «**-:! Uea
30 t,i-cat a;' at opeseut to rocotid^e th*i i^alations.^.i!' of yoit:. to *n«r-
ioftn citi;....; 'uip. Ths /iut.i of toi^y, o-jr citiisns if toiuorrov , must
urtier.' 1 ?iiU ffl*.-.aiut of citi:-tii3.-Jip in m-irxc:-.!: ce .ocr^cy, tiie

-rot^otj . xvou thsa ood the ov»^.orturti ry ttflordavi t.iCii, uiu-.sr oar
aeiaocrutio 3Vi-.teu of tiO^<-**'»*'''*=''^ •

citi..^n 'Jivjuld co-o?rtri.i,u xita Civic, J.ocia, leii^ioas -jjd Patriotic
ort,.."i. tioii:. ill re-u: ac.tia_ thf^ b.,.=;ic , ri.ioi .1*'E
Kreoi'.oifl of Speech, P'-ess, RcHt.;ious 'ors.i; , ■
universe 1 e ^icitiaii :'<>•> »af Trut^L. .

' our bfcaiOcr .cy,

■:-i : by j'-jy.

He, , ta'.''"e^''jrs, i;* vIh- ji" tm.- ■. y:^.^.:- ^•.■i;.\.i,^.u,f i, ... — -- ■ "•
Oiion, Governor of Celirorniu, do heraTjj'- denij^^a-te the A-jek of April
-8 tarca. n ii^^.v 4., 1940, ..s "Citi..e<tship Se..;c" taid "Youtn V.'eoK" ill
Califarnia, u'lxi ur, e uli ritt.ejis to pi.rticiiv^to in t:i« :>;»ecija avbn+;^

I'l' ■ V t _3;Bm'JUiit.' 3 ' . 3tat«.

i.. i:.,££S ftKERiOF, I ..^-ve
actroifiito sot my liuna tiid
CKUseo t'it< Oroet Znal of the
Sttte of a-ilU'ornia to be ^f-
fixaa this tr.enty-niixih d&y
■jp v.; .-ca, A.D., one thouS&nd
i.i.i tiuadr'ac c— i-J forty.
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Socr..t..ry of State

1 rpuly S*oritx)'i( SMI*

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FILED

APR 1 2 1940

PAUL PEEK, StcrtUryolSW.

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Th: Ufctio..8 or Central and South Aia^rica tutve eujo/eci a
fritiidly tiKi iiarjiojiious r!.-iation8hi;i «ith tiiG Uniteci States, cei^ent-
injj our iu.tionp to^'-ther c •; a bulwark, a^tilnst a;.c.'otichnient fro«

Tiis year tha -eonloB of thtj Ajierlo&a uave evury retson
to rejoictj m ttw conuuoii boua of ;autu*l unacrtitaadiiit. ni»u i^utual
u jjnertiliou -'ach exists between our roe.jcctivt. countries* liecijirocal
tritde troiatiee are .torkiai- to our mutual benefits. Taore ai'e no ia-
veaiona, trraii'd ov othcr.v-ia j notiirjiita of w»:r uetveea ftny of Die nations
of tiie Auerlcas. ifte are sth.idint firm on this rocit of aiutiiaiity *ith
no fear, aiaj^iy or coLlsotlvaly, of foreifcii invasion or disruption of
'jmt ^ood ueif,aborlin8ss,

'?an Ajst ricu bb.-j «111 bti calabrated in t.ie Uiiltod States
tnd iii ov ry other iiatia of the Anioricus on A ;ril Hth. It iriil t>e
obstirv««l as a at^y of Oct ce and felloivshlp. It ia fittirij,, tnert-fore,
t'u^t the citizens of CaliTornia join iu t;)<e.-j cdlebri-tious for tiiis
(,rt!«t state haa closer rtiiatioaiStiii'B with our sldter nations tljaa any
otii-.-.r state in tiit- Union.

In viert of tfiese considerations, no.., tiicrefore, 1,
Culbc-rt L. Ulaon, Governor of Cai.-.foriiia, do hereby j.rocloijn AtTll
14tn, 1940, as "Ptn Ab rica Day" in Californ.a and urge all citizens
friondsiiip bot..eeii tne ni.tions of the Aiuurlccs.

IN ..IT.iCSS filiaiEUF, I have
hurcsunto set my nand toid
Cftupea t^je Greet Seal of the
Stfcto of Celiforuia to be
affixed this tenth day of
April, A.C., .Uneteen Kundrtd
and Forty,

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G'jVi:i-uor jf fiiij-fornia

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W B Parker

DIRECTOR

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
SACRAMENTO

(iUAR\Nril)li P (OCLAiiATIOH NO. 7 (REVISKDl
Pertaining', to Mfalfa V.'«ovll
Effective on and after "ovouibet- 10, 1339

..TEHI-JV3. The fact liaa l>een deterrdned ^J ^ J^i-r^l'^
of Acrlcultxiro that oii iuseot peat Inj^irioua ^^° "^^^^J' ^J^^ii,,
as Hlfall-a waevll (Phytonomus posticus, y^^* g^^iigS^j;^^ !„ ^''
not (generally diatrroifcecl In t:iO litate of CallforHTa, «^lj*J^;
<■ e Welnaftor deaorlbed Infested nraas and that tlie restriotea
Article* nereln dewrib^i are hoata or posalble carriers of .aid
alfalfa weovll into areas of thl» state otherwise fr«e from this
past*

HOW. Tirt^REPORE, It is declared necessary In ord*'^ *<>
prevent f.o farther dlaserdnatlon of said Insect !»••* i" *^» ^
s^te of California, that a quarantine be toid the sarie Is hereby

under and subject to tlie oon.dtlou. herein provided;

p-r^T: An alfalfa weevil ( Ph;^tonDama jioatlou*, Oyll.
or Hyoera variabilis) .

AHKO^s All tli:it portion of Cooonlno Oounty north of th«
"'■* Colora>lo 'ilver.

GOiXaDOx Entire coxmtles of 1^1 ta. Eagle, Oarfleld, 0"^»o»»
■ -^ ■• lAosa, lloffat, .outeaui.m, Montrose, Ouray, Pl/^fin.
Rio Blanco, Routt, San JUan, San tiltnel •»<i •••1*«

IDAHO t Entire state.

^OiITAl!A> Kntire oounty of Big Horn.

'JIBRA^KA: Entire oounties of Bonner, '^^J^^i^^J/i^^^J* ^'
" ' ^Ips 27 axxl 28 north, ranees 61 and 52 west, ana

tormshlDS 27 and 20 north, ranr;ea 49 and 50 w«st, In
Boi St?: County; town^hl^. 31 and 32 north r^.
52 west In Dawes Coimtyj townahlps 20, 21, a^ ana
il Tortlx. ran^ee 57 anS 68 w-t, »f ^Jownahlp 23 north,
rmi-ea 55 and 56 west, in r.cotts Bluff County.

mmDkx Entire counties of Ohurohlll, Douglas. Elko, Humboldt,
^^^^^^ Lender, Liiwolu, Lyon, mineral, Ormsby, Parshlng,
Storey, Washoe and WVilte Pin«.

ORSaoNt Entire counties of DaV»r, Ham»y, J^'i"^' '"•gljj^

^^ I^HlVieur HiKi Union, nnd thnt portion of Douflas County

lylnr .iouth of a line be-iniiinc on the west at a
pJin\ «hero tl* state Hlrhway f •"^•^^ .■•i?.^n5tlx
and followiiiF, snid hi h*Hy e«at to its J^i°" *J*^
U. ■:,, llii^wny ''>9, tvhenoe dirootlj east to the east
boundary ol' snld county.

SOPTR DAi-OTA: Entire county of Custer «^^^-^|}^^„P°^";^°^
^^ Pall River County known as Indian Pownahlp,

UTAlIt Entire State.
WYOMING » iintire state,

RESTRICTED ARTICLES; Alfalfa hay and all other hay
and cereal si^raw. aTfmTT:?^, chop.oed ^^^^ ^^^^^^^Z JJ^^^^'^y
Lid i!nnle^.ent3 that have beor. used in the uiilllnb, ^*i^»,-^.
harveatl^- or tloroslvlnE of alfalfa, ^^^^f ,<=«•! ''"^,^'^^1; J'
nutono-oile tr^iilers, trucks, and other '•^^i°^«^^"^^^J,^*'t
used in the tranaportatlon of the aforementioned articles.

Provision 1.

TIIEATOD UAY, CKREAl, STRAW ATO CHOPPED

Except as provided in Provisions 2, 3 and 4 of thl«
nroolamation, alfalfa hay and other hay and cereal •* raw and
chopped alfalfa hay v.!ilch has been r.rovm. or «^or*^i«2?!.
infested area, imported as such or as ?acV:inj °r otherwise
;?irbe ad^rdtted into tl^ State of California ^j^y PJ^'^J^^i ^^^
each such lot or aliipmant is aocoraoanied by V"^4 fi !r?l«niM
bv a duly authorized inspector of the state of "^^Sia •ffl«^?6
that Sch hay. straw or ohoooed hay has been treated by a method
ihlch^as f"i;t been .p -roved ^^^he Director of Agric^ture and
Jas been subseiueutly handled and -pipped under ^^^iSJ^J^Sj;'
vision in a manner satisfactory to the Director cf "Vgri culture
to ,na?ntain continued Identity and ^^'^'^^ P°»^f S^jjlt^^.i;-
featation. Such certificates must set forth the dosace ^"a,
M.^ "f exoo3^e. temperatxire within the enclosure during time
of '^xposJrer^t; of Seat.uent. nanies and f f •"" °^f "»ig'*
and c?nai Tior, niethod of trail sportation and date aiipped. The

°aifirLf«^^'^nr''^^f^S*** f''''^ accompany tlie transportation
_aper3 aiicl a copy mailad on tlie date of ahi-,neut to the

DorJotiL^f V^°;^^t^^«. sacrruaonto. Movement by rail trans-
port«ition l3 >areby approved.

Provision 2. g^'^THEATED HAY. STRAW AI.'D GHOFPKD ".lAY

Untrop.ted alfalfa 'aarj, otlier h&v and ofiraal af-«M«r
and Chopped alfalfa hay from thi said IrJisJSd ^^^ Ly S

iSo c^rtaS"? "tlfi!" ^^•--f*/^^- ti^» Wractor^f'A^LSture
is fodder f-:rnn?'i^' r^untaln and desert nraas for consumption
as I Odder for anl aIs. i,aid penolts will be issued authorlKlmr
such :novemor:t only into f-ose areas ^-'doh the Director of A^S
c.atnre is satlafied rill v^esent no :r»nace to tH? a??ajf, ^

.nflV* w^i4-ff*^''°"f.°°i't^®"P^'*^^"G auoh importations shall first

S^itir sertln^-"Jo^?i^?" *° ^'^ Director of Agriculture for a
periQit, settinf^ forth in sxioh application the kind and wantltv

..a.ie and address of shipper, na-ue and address of imoorter ni««.
ioorM'*°T?r'°'** ^^ tr^-3portatlon and a description ^J'ti"
i??l ir.°^ the promises where such hay, straw or c£?ped SS
will be couauaea. T^e im .orter mv.st aoconpaixy such application

where?, l?"":^^. ^^"^''^f ^^«<1 ^^^^ "^^-"^ *^" before a .^ta^f .iSui
wnereiu it aiall oa iuouibent upon tie Importer to ua^ all such

-^^;^'«!^r'* °'' °'^0-^:-'«'i -^^"7 «3 feed for anlrunls on such nJemiS^
«7.d t^nt no portion of «,ch shipment or lot so In^rted win Se
It^rn^, ^'"^ °"^^^ destination nor used for Sy othS ™Ji.^

ifip.?:i Tuc^A :sSnt-o^rioJ^i?i ^z^ ^jrJ
SiSur?3 ^SL:SeHrd:;;t?;sti^i^-^ i^.ediaJ2j^tSi-rs;^r

Provision 3, TJO RESTtilOTIOIIS ICTO 'teGULATED

TERRITORY A" Alffi ADJACE:rr TERRITORIES

^° restrlctioua are placed by this auarantina iin«n
tne raoveroent of any of t^.e oo„.'K>dities'^aS art?^!^^ ,uS^
tirMtJ^S^"'^ ^f, '^'^" Proolaniation from the said li^fMtad
territory xnto that portion of tiie State of California now
generally infested witlx alfalfa weevil limuedlSelyidWnt
to tne eastern or northern Oallfornla border and dewrlbS
a'o?;^'f 9!"'' '^«^-^*=°^y A" in California .^^LiuinrRiJ-SL

Provision 4.

UirJREATED WY A-D CEREAL STRAW

raSTa — -

No r«strlotlon» nre placed by tMs qusrantlne \ipon
the move ent of any of tt<e ooiumodltles and articles quarantined
against in this proclariatlon from the said Infested terrltoiry
to that Interior portion of the State of tfallfomia now
generally infested with alfalfa weevil and described as
"Re.-ulated Territory D" in Callfoiiila Marantine Re^:;ulation
No. 9 or areas adjacent to said "Regulated Territoiry B," provided
thnt shlpraento of nlfalfa 'h^.j, otlier hay, eerenl straw and
chopped alfalfa hay will be adialtted only for use wiUiin the above
described nreaa and only during; tlie period October Ist to May
Slat; in cavlond lots; in tif^'it rnllroad cars vdtli all cracks
and other oponln^js sealed In a nanner a^jproved hy the Director
of A^rloultiire; and :)rovided V.mt eaol\ such hay shipment Is con-
si jiod only over the v*o3toiii Pacific Ilallroad, Feather River
Canyon Route, via Sacra^xSnto and Stockton; tJie Southern Pacific
Railroad 0;3don Route, via Tmckee and SaoranientOf or t'.e Southern
Pacific Railroad ''haata Soute, directly to a point within the
above described area and furtlier provided tiiat such oars shall
not be opened or diverted on route and tiiat each such hay ship-
ment is aoaompanied h-j a certificate aljned by an authorised
state inspector affirming tnnt the empty railroad oar was in-
spected before loadinj^ and foimd tl'Tht and in rrood condition
and that all cracks and openlnca around the doors and otherwise
were tl ^htly sealed in an .approved .tianner, Huch certificate
must also state the nuinber and Initials of tiio oar containing
t>ie hay, the amovuit of the sliipmeat, tlio naiae and address of
the consignor, the na:iie and address of the conalfTnee, the route,
and t'le date of ahipiaeat and a copy of tlie certificate liiuat be
inailed at tirae of shipment to the Director of A,rtrlculture,
Sacramento, California. It la further provided that upon arrival
at destination and irai;iedlately t.e hay is unloaded the empty
car shall be placed in quarantine and siiall not be :,.oved to any
point outside of the alfalfa weevil Infested area In California
until It has been thorou-hly cleaned, to the aatisf action of
t!ie stnto plaiit quarantiiie officer havin^;^^ jxirladlction; piKJVlded
further tliat in the case of shipments of alfalfa hay, other hay,
eerenl straw and chopped alfalfa liay Intended for destinations
vd-tliln t>ie areas adjacent to "RejTulated Terrltoj?j' B", the
importer liiust first secure a written permit from the Cotmty
Agricultural Co; luI 33 loner of tlie County of inteadsd destliiatlon
and each^ such shipioent siiall be accompanied with a copy of such
pemilt.

Provision 5. ALFALFA rffiAL.

Except as provided in Provisions 3 and 4, alfalfa meal
uiilled fi^in hay wixlch 'las been grown or stored in the said in-
fested area, vdll be aduiltted into the State of Califomla only

provided each alilpment or lot Is acoompaiiled by an official
certificate affinnlnj, that (1) no larger than a 5/8 Inch
screen was used in the nxill diu'ln^^ the pvoaeaa of milling;
(2) that tiie conveyance wa3 Inspected prior to loading •nd
found free from alfalfa weevil, alfalfa hay, other hay or cereal
straw; (3) tlmt such ii.eal and the conveyance have been safeguarded
in a nanner to prevent coutatnination by live alfalfa weevil.
Such certificate Muat also state the naina and location of the
mill, the uanies and addresses of oon3i;;nee ajid consiytior, the
ar-.ount of fe^e product, metliod of transportation, the number and
initials of tiie car or license nuiaber of the motor vehicle con-
veying; tie shipment, and date shippej, Tlie ori inal of tlie
certificate must accompany the transportation papers and a copy
mailed uxi t.i© date of ahl.jment to the Director of Af^riculture,
Sacrajiento.

Provision G. USED ALFALFA IJlACIillffiRY.

Except as provided in Provisions 3 and 4, all nmohinery
aiKi imple.ienfcs that nave been used In the baling, lullllnc, har-
vesting; or tlireB]ii)r, of alfalfa will be ackiitted into the State
of California from the said Invested area only when same have
been thorou^jlily cleaned of all alfalfa 'lay or other possible
source of alfalfa weevil infestation before being transported
into t;:o State of California. Any such .-Liachinery and/or imple-
ments contaminated with alfalfa hay shall be held in quarantine
until all alfalfa hay has been cleaned out and buraed to the
satisfaction of the inspector nakln,-, the inspection and at the
expense of *:he owner or o\mer8, hla or their responsible agents.

Provision 7. VKHICLKS Ku'D iJAIL-^OAD CARS.

Automobiles, automobile trailers, trucks and other
veh-icles tiiat have been used in the tranaportation of any
probable carrier of alfalfa we«vll herein quarantined against,
from the said infested area, arriving in California, shall be
placed in qviarantine by tiie agricultural Inspector liavlng
jurisdiction at the point vdiere sa'e arrives until it Ixas
been detenilned by inspection that same are free from alfalfa
weevil, alfalfa hay, other hay and cereal straw and except as
provided in Provisions 1 to 4 Inclusive, all co;iiiion carriers
shall clean as.d free of alfalfa hay and other hay and cereal
straw, all railroad cars tiiat l.ave been used in the transporta-
tion of live stock or alfalfa hay smd other hay and cereal
straw, in oi' tljro\ith any part of tlie said Infested territory
before t e sa.io enter the State of California, Any and all
such cars found at any point in tlie State of California which
have not been cleaned as alrave shall be placed in quarantine
until all such hay or straw is thoroui^hly cleaned from the
car to tlie satisfaction of tl» quarantine officer rjikln^; tlie
Inspection. All hay or straw found in cars transporting live
stock into Ocaifonila from or tlirout;h any part of the infested
territory shtLLl be deexed to nave ori, inated within tlie In-
fested territory and shall be amenable to all the provisions
of t'.is jroclaiiiHtlon unless accompanied by an official certifi-
cate issued by an aj^ricultiu'al inspection official of the state
where tiie hay was loaded in the oars, establishing the fact

that the Ixay was ^Pown la a non-lnfestod area and setting forth
tiie locality of origin,

CARRIER AQSNT3 I^IUST HOLD L:HIPMIi:2JTo.

All articles adiiiisaible under tlie forecoing provisions
nust be aeld by ooi.iraon carrier a.enta and not delivered to con-
signee or af-ent until inspected and passed by fae Director of
Acricuxo-ire; his de,.uty or de.mties, or by a duly auUiorised
state plant quarantine officer.

Diafosirioii 0/ viojAi'-i-ONs.

Except as provided in tiie forejcoine provisions, eny
lot or sliipment of coLmodltias or articles arriving, in Cali-
fornia in violation of tiie provisions of t is proclai.iation,
stiBll be lia mediately sent out of the state or destroyed at th«
option axid expense of the owner or bailee,

RESTaICTED articles I"^JECT to OTIffiR muis kW

The adiiiie Sibil Ity into the State of California of
any article or coiiiniodlty covered by t le forecoing provisions
siiall be f'ortlier subject to the provisions of any otner
quarmitine procla-.atlon or re;/ulatlon now in force or which
may liereafter be proinulc-ated,

E]:rr'0RGI.3 rO'./EHS.

All deputies of the Director of Agriculture and all
state plant quarantine officers are iiereby eiapowered to cairry
out all the provisions of tb.ia proclaiiiatlon,

SUPERSEDES PHEVIOUS PROGLAVATION,

T>ils -iuarnntine Proclaiatlon No. 7 (Revised) super-
sedes .uaraitiue Proclamation No, 7 (Revised) dated Septeniber
16, 1937, as aj.iended April 7, 1939, and sliall take effect

iiauedlately.

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APPROVED: _ V ' ■ . ■ ^ ^ ^ .. i T ,^^\\* rr

Governor o^ th^llkate or uallfornia

ISSUED:

NOV 1 (\ V'^'^

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W B Parker
Director

(!}uJbrri1C.(Sl0im
iSirtirriwr

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
SACRAMENTO

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REVOCATION OF HlJAK.\WTllffi I'ROCLAMTION NO. 17
i ertalnlrv- to Orane Phylloxera
Kffeotlve on and after December 2S, 1939

VJ.iERKAS, The pest known ae rrape phylloxera
has become quite -•nerally dl.tributed throurhout the
coiniuerolnl ra e producing areas of tie State of Call-
loniia, and

WireSKA:., It hae been ahoim that grape phylloxera
nay oe trax.anltted by uncontrollable n.ean. .uS^ aa Irrl!
yatlon water, and •>****

, , '^iERFAS, Ariple authority la provided in the
Agrxcoltural Code for t! e requirement of deetlnatlon
treat.ront of vliiaa which are llicely to earn' eald
phylloxera end which are destined to be plpnted in a
non-liifeated area or .jremlses, and

«-T , V. "'>i'^3» effective trftBtiients mve been de-
veloped by tola Dexiartinent w/iloh will adequately saferuard
Infosted vine3 Intended for plantlni; in nSl.lnfe."d k^«.

NOW, TTKIiKPORK, Effective Irar.ediately. quaran-
tine i'roclfcnatlon No. 17, issued July 0, 1934. is iierebv
revoked, this revocation in no way affeotlnTthe ailSStr

Drovlded In t -e AfrlcuJ turol Code wit}. reraJd to theln-

S^Ji'^LJerstitT^'"^" '" ^'~'*^' "^^ ^^-"^^ ^'^'^"«*-

APPROVED;

ISSUEDi

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Governor of thi

or ualifornla

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W B Parker

DIRECTOR

STATE or CALIFORNIA

IDfpartmpttt tif Agrtntlturt

SACRAMENTO

tiUARAifTIIffi PROCLArATION ?fO, 18 (Rdvlaad)
•Pt«li\lnf, to Satin Muth
Sff«otlve on aikl after March 9, 1940

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iVIOiRKAij, Tie fnol ana b«en detor.ulned by the Director
of Agriculture tiiai an inseot peat injurious to poplar and
willow treoa, known no the aatln nioth, not laiov.Ti to occur in
t>ie State of Cnlifor la, exists in t le hereinafter described
infested nreaa and that all varieties and species of poplar
fxnd willow trees aud parts tiiereof are known to be hosts op
possitilo carriers of ti is pest,

NOW, THEIlLi'ORT., It is ddolarod neoejsary in order
to nrevent t)-© liitroductlon of f^w said insect pest into tti«
State of Gallfor .ia, tJmt a qiiai^aniliie be aiid the same is
hereby eBtnbliniied at the tioundnries of tie State of California,
in accordance with Section 106 of the Af^rioultural Code of ths
State of Oaiiforula, a-alnat snld pest, its hosts or possible
carriers, inportod, shipped .ir br3uj;!;ht from the said infested
areas, aud no suol\ restricted products aa quarantined a;_ain8t
in t' 13 oroalaimtion aim]! he ocrr.iitted to pass over said
luarantlae linos lierehy ostabliahed and proclaimed, except
under and subject to the conditions Iterein providedj

P'-ST: Satin moth (ntilpnotia sallcis Lljui.)

C0N;;ECTICU'J> Entire st«xte,

£^IuK: L'ntire state,

MA3SA0HUSKTTS i Entire state,

IHi 'ift''-'" !I-HK: Entire state.

ORK'-n.;!! Oountieo of Benton, Olaeka as, Clatsop, Columbia,

Uou^.las, liood lllver, Lane, Liiu>, iiarion, Uultnomah,
Polk, V-ashington and Yai:ihill,

RHOOE IBjJ.IOj: Kntlre stato.
VKKkOOT: Kntlro atat*.

v.Ar.nxiiaTu-:i Counties of Clallam, Clark, Cowlitz, 3ray»8

Har'oor, IsIrucI, Jeffer9on, Klii,.;, Kitsap, Lewis,
Wbsou, i'aclfio, I'leroe, Saii Juan, Skarit,
Slcamanla, SiioJujiiiisli, Tlixirston, Wahkiakum and
Whatoomb.

R;.;.T1ICT1LD ■ HO.>>lCTSt All npeoles and varieties of
poplar (l-opulus; and willow (Sailx) trees or parts thereof for
or cnpa bla of propacatlon, inoludlnr willow withes, exoaot
olean seed. *^

Provision 1, PHObUCTI> i'HQillHITED.

Except as provided In Provision 2 riereof any and all
restricted products or things herein quarantined ajtainst.
Imported, sfiijjped or broiv^'it from the said ird"e8ted areas are
liereb.; -jrohihited aciiilttance i:ito the State of California,

Provision 2,

PRoi>uoT3 A.mr.sniP.UB; from oreoon

Poplar or willow trees or pnrts thereof capable of
propagation will bo aimitted into the State of Callforrila
froi.. tlie said Infested areaa in the states of Oref-on and
>Vaahlji£tou onl;/ prtjviuiac each auch lot or ahipTiiont is ao-
ooinpa, led by a certificate 3i:?ied hy the authorlted inspection
official of the state of oriijln certifying that all of th«
Doplar and wlllov; trees or parts thereof capable of propafa-
tion in aaid lot or aJiipMent ware growrj outside of the said
ItifoBterl nroa and thnt saiie, wlille in the said infested area,
were stored in a storage in wiiich no poplar or ii How trees
or parts thereof fron the said infested areas had been stored,

CAK !IHR AOi .i.TS liUST HOLD L^HIi'Lli.. TS.

All products atli.isaible under t'lO I'oretroing Provi-
sion 2 )nust bo lelu by oor:r,K)n carrier afonts an J not delivered
Lo ooni(l:jiee or a-eiit until luapected and oassed by the Director
of A/'ri culture, his deputy or deputies, or by a duly authorlEed
state plant qxiarRntine officer,

DISPOSITION £P VIOLftTIOlJG.

Any and all lota or shlpiaents of nroducts arriving
in tiie State uf California in violation of tt'.e provisions of
t-iia orocla atlon shmll ho iiiriediately sent out of the state
or destroyed at tiie option and oxpoase of ti^e owner or bailee.

RiiST fICTOD PHO.)i:CTS .iimJl.CT TO 0T:1^R HUL^S

- ■ — A !!) fti;'>ir.ATTCT^

r.e aetalflfllbllltj^ Into the State of Califorla of
any article or conu^^dity covered by the forefolm, Pj?^i«^°^
ehill be farther subject to ti>e provisions of any other quar-
ni.tlue .rocla...ptlou3 or re^'oxlatlons now in forca or whloU
may lereafter be proraul£ated.

P:ia-X)RCINa r'O'.VI.RS.

All de-jutles of tt.e Director of Aerloulture and all
State Plant ^mrantir-e Officers nro ..erttyj 9mpo^-er9d. to en-
force all tha provisions of this proclamation,

pi::D::ilAL KXPt^;i;:KNTAL 3HIP!/!K^^^o KXISMPT.

T lo fore,'olii<: does not a,)ply to the experiments of
the United States liepartoiMint of Agriculture In the 3tata or
California,

SLV;:HSEDK;:i I'm.VlOU.-. PnQCLA:^ATIOH,

This iuarsntine Proolair.ation Ho. 1& (Revised) super-
sedes I- arai.tiae Proclar.ation No, 18, dated February 10, 1937,
and shall take effeot laKiedlfltely,

otor of Ai^rlcultui^

APi'KovEDj ^- *■ '- _ — .- .1 AijT^ i'ly

Governor ol t'ne State of califonaa

I3;>DEDt

MAR - 9 1940

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(Sotrrrnor

W B Parker

DIRECTOR

STATE OF CALIFORNIA '^* W ^ /\

SACRAMENTO a r^jl ^ ? • '''^'4^

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QUAaAIJTIinJ PHOCLAr.ATIOT.1 HO. 19
Pertalnliig to Insect and Disease Peats of Per8li.;jMA^^«i<J»» •*''?.
Effeotlve on and aft«»i -Movcmber 10, 1939 <C '""''•

■.VHERPAS,
of Agriculture thn
8iiiii.K>n root borer
plant disease pest
neither of v.- IcU i
exist in several s
species aiid variet
to be carriers of

Tlie fact has been determined by the Director
t an Injurious Insect oest known as tiie per-
(Sanniita urooerlfoi-rals) and an Injurloua

known as Ceplialosporluiu wilt of persiiauon,
s known to oocxir in the State of California,
itfites of the United States and that all
lea of neralnmon (Dloapyros 3p.) are liable
eltlier or both of "desepests;

NC'.v, T'.TKHHi-'Olli^, It is declared necessary In order
to prevent Uie Introduction of said pests of persiix-ion into
the btate of Golifomia that a quarantine be and tlie san» la
hereby oata)liahed at tlie boundaries of the State of California
in accordance with Jeotion 106 of tlie Af^rloultural Code of th«
State of California a-ainst said persluL-non root borer and
Cep ialosporlun wilt of porsimmon and a^/alnst all possible
carriers of said pests ereln described, fron Siiy and all
states, viistrlots and territories of tlie United States, and
no articles ns quarantined ar.ainst in tJ-iis proolarjatlon J^all
be poriltted to jmss over tiie said .n^arantine lines hereby
estan wished and proclniiued.

PESTOi Perslianon root borer (Saor^ne urooerii^omi»)
and Ceplialo sporlum wilt of perslnraon.

PtlOHIlMTi;.!) ARTiCL::sj All species and varieties of
perslanDn (fllosp-yro'a sp.J trees and plants and all parts
taereof except tiie rn^ita a;id seeds.

tories of the United states.

All states, districts and terri-

DlSi^O.. ITION OF VIOLATIONS t

Any and all of the above prohibited articles as q\xar-

antined acalnst in this proclSTnation arrivli^ in the State of
California from all states of tiie United States shall be placed

in quarantine and Iraniedlately aent out of the state or destroyed
at the option and expense of the owner or owners, his or tlielr
responsible agents.

KIIFORCINQ FOVr :R3 :

All deputies of the Director of A,jrlculture and all
State Plfi-it luarantlrxe Oi'ficera are r.ereby empowered to enforce
all tlie orovi alone of tiiis pvoclaiiiatlon.

FbPKRAL liXPKRl.a^niTAL ;^HIPMK?;TS KXKi>u'Ti

Tm& forer.oing does not apply to the experiments of
the United :itatea Ueparbuent of Agriculture in the State of
California,

This proolanatlon shall take effect inmedlately.

Clrector of AsrloHtur*

APPROVED* ^^ V-V_

Sovernor of the &W* of Oalifomla

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ISSUEDj

NOV 1 0 1939

i'KfutiUc department

^tjtt of Californu

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found, tl.-n
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- -t. to inor ■ "? «f « tlon to Join their toIo,,

MA 1t^ "- . -■cl'tlon of it. T.lue end *=oco-r.;ll3h-

.- h"tt - undrrrt.riiln f v* ■!! r.^-'"^''*'' "^ '=°'^<'<'l chli^^en or not.

3ur boy. .nu .i..^ L»t l ' /fj^^i^r"" "r"'^'' "' ln,,ort.nt.

prepfrfid to ;urf.;ice into • ,. J, I f'"^«»'«''l5- 1" *■ d«"ocn,oy.
not only b« dirfr,.„nt from th. ."ioPi;. t* }" 1'^"^ ^^ 1*" K^r'^ctfi, win
ly dlffloult t6 »,dju.st to u*ioci til f.elrp.ronts n.w, but Incr., sin,-

HOT, ti; > <-.,;, ►,,^ .^, , . "^° ■-" "111 i^'rend, as n^,-,.,, j,-,,-,^,,

t. 7lelt th. n«.r«at public ^^oS L t^ Ith : ^ ''"^^ "^^ °^"=^«

IK iiVi'Uti^ iLJ^^imV, 1 htve
' •-■rfsunto ■•^ot -ny hind end
iv.utod th» Or^, t i-wl of the
' t te of Cfllfornla to be ef-

Ix-^il this nf trpnth dty of
'•rrll, /.. n., on" thoupfiod
nino »unarcd f:nrl for^y.

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ixcfUtiDc department

i»tJtt of Cialifornu

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Ore/ '■ -J. li:i ,.

:ti;t;li»hfKl liii- Union Lt.b-1 as

utiUBP! t

1, >- " '

ns

I ivilftlto In recoinitioQ

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J . ■. . . I 1 1 "ilans, " ir d«it!'.nt wji'i-J-iig

C'jndltji.ii ; , . ;■ •frt.-i, : a? i;V; .. ;u loyttent,

t:, s- ', ,• i. ,•:, ...j.1. i... -z ,, . ■;r'.S- wlf ... -r i.:. .>...

., •, i ', •■o'.ur, ' T ,lt.h, It j.8 fiiUd^ Li.- ; « »iti.«. r*

Now, ' I ■T- , , iiuibtfrt L. Oiao;;,

Ciulifor.. , 1'! r >f:i. : , '.}:imuiig ll&y 6th,

tMrbutilo aet ay lAnd and
CHXtsud th-i Grac.t S«?. 1 jf iiie
Stuta of Califoraia to be
af**lxf;<i this sixteenth d^v

of A. ril, *•.!.., ii.",';'*
ihuidrod and Forty,

S.:cr •.

•• ^-* to

^umm department

^tJtt of Ciaiifornia

FrLED

in tht officf of th< S<cr<Ury of StiU
0 THE STATE Or ruiFORSLi
APR 1 ] 1940 I

PAUL E£y(;,Scc.etdty of Slate

a 3:; 63 frori

In'u

Jllowin

ccali-t.tod v/.tthin ZO days

••.vec, ti .,»9,!n:^e(^, or driven, or
^ :: |the aforesaid

a:xcfUtiV)c Bcpartment

£»tatt of dalifornu

certiilcate, iucx
' blOQtl test i"oi*
-d tql tlie effect

beonjc ----c ^ '.
itlia.

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^xcfutiDc department

S(.nt of CLalifornia

FILED

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o( Kit Sbl. 0) CMerm,

' '!V( 1 0 1940

PAUL^eEK,S«r,l.ryofSt.te

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V.heroB3, an extracr Inary occasion hr.E arisen and

•, re. •.:'!♦!«?■ U,nt the Lof Itiifituro of the State of
\ roc; ncv., therefore.

dvv, for
follcvln

iatriitivc
appro prif.

Ijitlcn to the Iieclniriation Board x'or con-
, iirhts of Misy, oBsomontSj and general acL-nln-
!rnf; an I ovni'liua^', '.n oufO'-ontritlon of the

■■ .; ., , : -'t ;.ct of 1^39,

.^, i-r :-isltie: ■ c.t uoon lorialHtlon riekinf an

at)r5ro'?rl: '..o e.?.er( >^.v ., Tunc", createc by Item ;il2 of the

B-jil-it l.c for the cost of ropolr and restoretlcn of

pr-^ norty -Ja :ufei or ccatroyot by stor^na end flcoja and for
*ork nntj rer.eripl nef'surts uosignof to overt, alleviate, and
prevent si:c] -" d'JEtructlon.

foi' i-he acviuL:

conslUer and fc.t u-^on lecljlrtlon to 'provide
.tion ano conotruction, naihtenanco and ooer-

etlon of r, 'rsvstein of viorks for th« control, stcrafre,
connorvrt !' ji arid i;-^' 1 ' r"^ tlon of the wnte.rs of the Napa P.lver
and its trlbutariei .

•:. .u consider ■ ict men lefialatlon maklnr an

t'->r<nrlntitin to the Depart .(j: it of IJaturnl Resources for
fc rust flro si2r-.nrocs!.cii p.nd nrovontlon.

CllQ-

ogI... I..- Liof.i.n of the Let:l3lRtui'0 In
.atltutlonol A.:iOndnent No. 9, Resolutions
Cttitutos of 1059.

ii; V,lTi.:.r.S vaiEniiOF, I have
horouiito set my hariu and
cauaoci the Great Ceal of the
State of California to bo

azxccutiDc department

;^tatf of Calirornu

rroolftnotlon

PRf« 2

affixed this tenth dcy of l-iay,
A. I^., one thousond nine himdrofi
and forty.

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^t.itt Oi California

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the StEte of 0- ^ 1 :■. ■
to b« f.ffls^(j t-ls
'Ixt dsy of Afirll, .- °

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1273

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^xcfunuc department

:c»t.itt ut (Ialiforni.1

..rj>.eo

it tion of gioort riUi lo i e >;"•> :

-t . mi

.a

. .'• - AJ .a.i.,1^1. pf •>.■t^ t)ii£'r.fl<, custo.T', end
: jnttrucLlv* r:ni. fruitful 'i'fforts of tbe

1

.:i., I'J

-nlToPBlty of Vlr»!ii)lt whi •

I, CulUirt.L. Von, Governor of the Dt; t« -f "i.lifornlf.,
• .r^t.y irool».1' r. veeH nf Uey Jtjii, 19V5, -s "T.'htl-n>^ "u.»lc
cro,:.'" i.- r llfornifc . And, In !>ureui n*<' t.h"r^of,

•'■ : i " -• " 1:i^-->' t !n »U8lc bv .1 "itl-zeno; '- .ir . f.o;.tijn

to I ■ '• TiseJ fo- ■■ tn tmctlon and on.^oy-

'. , ;i>i :fi.- ,.u; jr-i. ' n ifforls to irculct t^ t*'n lov» rnd
ji tlon r j»ood mu . • n sstioiitlfcl i -t of ,-oo(' llvlr^»,

IK wit:.; ruir, i h v*

hoi'ounto art r.y hf-ncl tnd
o(.»;.-'d t><o Grgi.t fin«l of the
Stite 3f Cbllfornlp to be
tfflxed thlo tlilrd dcy of
Mfjr, A. D., One ttouaf-rri
r.lti' ' ' •- forty.

Go

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■v. -c^-t:.ry 3f Cti t«

ixccutiuc department

^tJtf ot CLJlirorni.1

'■■'« off/,

PALie

Cnntrl '

ctive

, ^.^JU>J

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ixccunoc department

:^t.itt of (Taliforiiu

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ixcfutivic Bcpartnicnt

5ratt ol (lalifornia

P'^UIjPrEK, S,

1 3 1940

ecrcJary of St«tj

i^ r, 0 C L A iJ! A T I 0 N

VlffihEAS. in times oi disaster, whether it be by flood,
earthqur^ke7hurrlc:.rie or w.^r. the American Red Cross has
S!a5s -^ome to the Pld of the sufferiiii^ in tae stricken
areas, and

- i-,c Ainerlcan people thrrjvrh tholr -eneroslty
«nri n-pniiinp' ^T.innthv for distressed people have curing
?hese tim^s of stress, contrlouted trcv>ly to the America.,
^ed Cross, rmd

H^RF.AS tori3Y tie unwr.rp' nted Invaslor -f Holland,
Bel;:'lum and Luxenbourg by powerful military Jo^^jr^^'^^^
f^-ni-inf u told and wldesnrefd sufff^rlng and hardships
ilong mlinois S helplesr ,^en, ■.o...en and children, and

'HinrAS the Amerlcpn Red Cross is launching a drive
for a minimum Jar Sef fund of ao,ooo,OoQ with every
dollar cortrlbut.d soing directly for war relief iMthout
• i^dut^tlons, and

>HbaEAS, the Citizens of the Ltate of Califorala
lap^y in the enjoyiuent of peaceful existence sympathize
V 1th the pcoole of these Invaded lands, will be called
upon to contribute to the war relief fund of the American
Hed Cross, now

Ti^,Kii.FORH. I, nul::.ert L. Olson, Governor of California,
do h-i^eby Droclali- the existence of an anergency requiring
the extraoVdlnary sei-vlces of the American Red Cross. I
solicit the asrlstence of .11 citizens in the ^tate of

California to the end that our State shall res
?reat himanltarian responsibility.

Dond to this

IN WITNESS V.HEri-.OF, I have
hereurtb set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the Ltate of California
to he afnx'>(l this etetenth
day of May, A.D., one
thousand nine hundred and
f oity ,

Xajc^

:k^

Secretary of St&te

.C

i!:xcf untie I?)c|jartincnt

£«t.nt ot (iJliforiiu

""^'yof,,,,.

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f Kfiitiiir Bcpartmciit

^r.itc or (I.iiifornKi

FILED

PAL'LettK,S,c„uryofSty^

ZI^iCLAH^Tiol,

IfflEkEAS, Saturda;,-, tiia tweoV-l'ifth day of a«v
nineteen nundred forty. ...e : een set L ti.e dlte Lr S
of.icl,.,! 1^4.^ o eainfc of tue V..UCor:ixa Goid«n Gate Intern.

year, ana

W .Er:US, tiio yetir i?^ ,iH be a trovoi-iri-A

ij«l'iCt

r^s^atrn^r""^'^ ^;-'^^ ^^-^^ c.u?j::rrc'ii:;\:^^ ^ •^'^^-^

t£t «K e'i; ^r''\-'"' '^""^ ^'^ Generally observed and
that, an ernons dejirin^ to attend tne oronxag of tai»
re^r.a.le . x. o.it..n sno.Xa Ue ^v.. t.e o .^rMtTto do ao;

Saturday, tici;nt;.'iftrL^ o'^.^^'^^ ""' '^'"^'^'"^

to ce a ',ur.Mo H^Vii^ ! •' °^ '^>' "^netaen hundi-ed forty.

to OB a ^uDilc hoiid..y t.xrou^hout tnc £t*,te of alifornia.

il.' ftiT.-ESS HHFRBJF, 1 nav.
hereunto set isy iiand and
c. used t:ic ureut Se^.l of tae
StKte of CKiifor.iia to be
ui'iixQo liJ.8 st.veuteeuth
day of May, A. L. uineteen
nandred forty.

M^

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S-CKhTAiOf oF ST;.t:

ixccunuc Bcpartmcnt

^Mfc Of (faliforni.!

FILED

m Iht effici el (he Stcttiry ol S4il«
el Iht Suti of Olifernit

VAY2 9 1940

PAUL R|fiK, StcrtUry of 5^(f

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Rotate otXiiliforiiia

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ixccutiVK Bcpartniciit

£»tntcofC.ilifornui

proclamation

WniR.As, S.uura,.v. il.c nvcnty-l.lil. d,y d M.u , nineteen
Lundrcd tortv, h.. been set as tlK< d.ue for the oificial 1 V40 open.ng o
ihe CA^iorn\^ Coklen Caie Iniein.uu.n.l l,xp..s>t,on on Frensu,. Island
in San irnnelsco U.iv; -ind

W'ni ui AS Tlu- ( tlitornia Golden Gate International F.xpos.t.on
,|„s xe.u w,ll Iv .. lH..K..n of pe.ue and .,o„d will in the Western
I lemispiiere; and

Wn. K. AS. iWvause of .Ik- educational advantaj;es this rxpos.t.on
otfer. .he people o. .he Tn-ted States and Pan Amer.can Nations ,n
ciiiime, ar., science and ..uhiMnal proj^ress; and

\Vn. K. AS, The year I'MO will be a travel-in- America year; and
\\ ,,..u AS. I. w.iibeinthebesl nUe.es.s of .he State of California
„h1 .he c,.,/ens .hereof .hal this epochal event, the -l— « -»; -
1940 Caiifon.ia (.olden Gate l.uernational b.xpos.t.on should Ik t,^n-
caiU ..bserved and .h.u all pc'sons desiring to attend the opening ot
th,s ,e,n.uk,.blc Isposn-on should be given the opportunity to do so;

\'n,r, Ihncfon; I. Cu. .u u . 1,. O.son, Goveruor ot the State o
C difor.ua. do hereby set aside and proclaim Saturday, the twenty-hft

day o' M-' --•^-' '--'■•^•^' '"''^ • '*' ^" ■' '"'^^'" '^ '• ^^^''""-'^'"'"'
the State of California.

In Witni ss Will ri oi , / Intic
/miiiiii/o w/ iin hiiihl iind
causal tin- C.ii-ii/ S(<// «/ //><■
S/w/c of ( 'iiliforniii l(> I'C uffixcd
this scull tciiilh day of -^'''.V.
A. n. iiimfirn hundred forty.

^xccunvic Bcpartnicnt

State of dJlifornia

Proclamation

w

II Kl AS,

hiini.iri.'>.1

Satiiril.iy, tlic uvciu\ tiltli d.iy -.1 M.iy, lunciccn
he date for the orticial 1940 openiiiR ot

toriv, li.is been set as t

lioklen Ci.ue hitern.Uioiial r\positi.<n uii

tlic C^alitorma

ill San 1 lancisn) lia\ ; and

'[

rcasiiie

Isl

a no

W

III u

I AS, The California

(, olden Gate International Hxposition

this \ear w i

II U
1 leniisphere; mk\

.1 lieaeoii ot

am

d will

the Western

W

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Hc.uise 111

the ediieational ad\ am. igcs this F.xposition

)lieis tlie people

I lie I'nited States aiu

1 Vm\ American Nations in

eulliiit-".

in, SI 11

iR-e ami imhisiii.il progress; and

Win Kl AS, 1 lie yeai

W

HI Kl As

;uul ihe eiti/ens

it

IV40 will he a travel-in-Anieriea year; and
f theStateof California

I he in the hest interests o

1940 California

thereof that this epochal event, the openini; of the
(iolden C.aie liUernaiional l.xposilion, sl.oiiKI he gc

erally o
tliis reinarl

hserved and that all persons desiring

to attend the ojxMiing of

kable V\position should he given the oppoitunitv to do so;

.p*
I

I, CUI III K I

I . Oi SON, (iovernor of the State ot

C;alifornia, do herein set aside ani.\ ]

dc

d

laini

Saturday, the twenty

-fifth

day

)f Mav

teen hundred forty, to he a public holiday thri)ughout

the State of C alitornia.

I N Wi iNiss Wmi Ri oi , / bun-
hereunto set m\ hand and
tanud the (iirat Seal of the
State of California to he affixed
this seienteenth day of Max,
A. D. nineteen hundred forty.

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•JCpuly

■ Itle on© dny

..- :.■....;, . "Shut-in Dfj"

: robleras of thousands of
.I'j -i.'.j!i- ;. , !..i'i' .vio uro 'ronj^iiea l:i nosjltfils, 8enit.>riums and
ithor Irwtitutl-.ine for th« trsntmont nnri "ur" r>f plcVne.'?'' nnrt ii.^ei'

ISO of US Kfbo :|iaYe roou henlth. Vlsitc

plde so ffreetly

•forts or Mr. Frt.nV:i Taoraine, City "ic-rk of
' ' ■ • I w>-" wcs 8 patlaht In t. Benltorlixi for six

-• .r,i, "Shut-in Dsy" hre b-jcoma ^scof?niEed as n day for th« eproed-

• .iivtl?; HOC institutii^nt- nRko-'j uc lor-.? coi.Tnlr.Rnt
o prevention of sicicn^es end dlserse tbroufh
aociai. rufom. . iid th« Tihernli/fition of our lews tr> pernio a more
pencroi fippl 1 cr.tion oT t.ri,) (rmil^ril .';.>ir-aB<« io our ftt,I.-r,n«,

oi. ■•,-,. fif,T,^;.aor of Califorala, do hereby .poolsslm Sundry ,

the dixtfl'inth lay of June, 1940, n.«= "Shutj-ln Day" In Cnllforr ia,

nnd ar«T« kU citizens to vl:.It hos;itnl8, sfinitoriamR end institutions

IN >.i !..„.., ...i.:.-. .Ji, I ht-ve
heitminto set my hfcnd and
coiised the Gredt Shr\ of
the State of Californie to
b« efiired ihla elevwrith
dny -if Juno, nlnet-*.ni hun.1r«J

VsIj^

jtji-y of otflt,.; O

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pe^t/ 9Krclary «» 5\»!4

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fxcfutioc department

5t.itt of (Inliforni.i

OF Till .

Tff -n

.■I

JUN I I 1940
PAijn^. ,., , , ^

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.to tm A5.eriCs=ii .iefcTO Ex-

„ ro riat« exldbit d«;.ictiafe : '•' f ■^^*Th !?.v v ur

in California have c«..tributed t. tu^ cuitui'b, indue trj', v..ur,

Lit!: X; J.

r Illinois in t;,

t ur>. '. . ' ;i ;.

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tKcAS, HiiUje it is iu tuv LuM ^"t,';!-^^^ "V' r«,■
t..U■.^^lif■ uiid :.i; 5f itr eo-L- tut Uie Ceiliforaia l-oa.

. -.nnrnxB, do hereby set a.ide t-.e ;«fi^„'>r-f!;''t„2At:.
July 31 ..^ Aa^ricftu Uet;ro :>po,^itl:.n Period In the
■ .• c iir>rni« HO t.ct ti>e oitizeae of the St.t. of CaUforr.
«ay'uc:..,e niiiy ac,ut.iatea ..itn trie efrorts of the Callfor.ua
CoLi«J^ionB to kuc "ux^s to onter an t ro rif.te exrdnit, ^nd
S:t'I; "u t all citizens civic .nd ^-triotic or.an.zatxons .nd u

en-^rnliy c.at.ioutc to tnis cau9'- so ti«.t California's x.iildt
w!ll !ii^r'dlt t,. the A^ericn No.,^.e8 la California and the s. .-

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, ■ ■ ■ • urgent upor;| tlit; yuoplo of tJie

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.•:■!« their ..iiilu^'ness to cooj)erato \.'ith the

- n^^ l.ntir. . orlTin ;et,uhll os : o;" :.•■- ;-.•....; .,.-.ho-f

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Oliver li)ay.

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haraunto a^^ and and caused

t»ie Great ..t^tto. ^r ti-;a Otate o ;'
Ualifornia to be affixed this
3l>:teanth day of July, .^,i),
-iacteen aundred and forty.

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FILED

0FTHESTATE.1FrM.IF0RNIA

JUL 1 7 1940
PAUL f-LcK.SecreUry of S«««e

£ 3. 2. c L A iV. A T^^o-if'f ty^ ^.

Deputy

0'. noKO

Tl.c St -■ jf Calif onvLa I'via contrilnited auna
I'ion Gntn Intamatiorml Exposition, iid

/ui, tiie E^:j.)03ition is for Uie inirpoae of an

„.-,■_;, _ ^.Uiibit aa .ell ric fimiiglrr; - rccr:^- '■," ■ , i i-el.';;^tion

tc tho people oi' &:lifomia, and

)ortuui t.

< '..ifnmir

..r>, man," ciiiliircn i yo not tine faciliticD nor fche
-' "V ■' ' ;f'-i to ntbend the World's Pair, and every (diild ^n
California alwiJld iv-.v« Wie ou.ortunity of attiendinc the ex'.ii' .-

i>, ■■•*., :•!";. (-r., culture. '"7 ■■r'''_'' •;: !!■•''- -1 -•'■'■, r ^T'^r-" *• ■

in tiie Cavolcfuie

■ ATiorica, and

"oicilnr
^od StuL

ilisulayod

V/Jr-T."" . cliildron aiicjlri .c cor.verx,.. .., o

■t of tiie Unii-ed nt;voo3 pf Anoricci and t;.c devolopnont
■^iou, iind

ir.irjiS, pr.triotisn ;md lo^-nlt-- to tiic United States of
A i • .ore inportmit tod-^.y M-cui -.t any tine in tlie In..'5tor;,' of

oui- ;. ^i-,.i., no th t o raay iirescr-ze our denoor. tic Tom of tjov'cm-
Ei'^nt, Uie cJiildren of California siio-ald be inspired altl: thia
n.i?torrul panornm." o." tho iiiotor^- of our nr.tion, tlie s.icrificoa of
our ji'eat ler.der.'i, 7.:)d

■ - •■ ,v' '- - iX-aj.'v^ Ju:-ie :i,.j t..c rcsoitL'ces and
rop;rly t;-ke care of ita r.eod;^ cJaldresi for one

c oif^nnl

;,.',., ..:.."-o:"oro, I, ExlxT-, ... l:j.z-^cz-.ion, Acti;., Govenior
o- the State oC California, in callint; on patriotic, civic end
odiicrxtional or.ri:.izati..n3, as v.oll na tran3.>ort;tion commnioa rjad
b-j,^iiies.; ncn .ind others who ore ij;tere3tcd in sho-.riiic th? undsr-
pri'/ile;:cd cliildrcn of tlie St- to o. CoO-ifomia a nood tine as i/ell
.'.3 a beneficial educ.".tion;.l outinf; for a fc.v daya, to .nid in
o- .^rJ-iiin-, ccrin^ for, trarisportiiit;, feodinr and Iioiisir^ tl.e k.- 3
ra.-. "ivlr; :-i'n .-o.-,-"^ v ■' --■- ,1 ':ho ?;— r —- '-^ign* " ^

Ai.a I, Ei.ii.y , P' ■t.&j:':jon, Actiii:: Governor of the.
Zt.-zc r.; Calif crriia, do hax-oljy proclain tlio days stnrtini:

<^

3:xc[unvic Bcpartinciit

St.uc ot (L.ilifornia

2-

I'MO, an c)>ililren' =! v/(>fik at the Golden Gaoe Intonvitional

IN TnTMIi'-P MrvleXJF I nave nei-eicito Sot n; ''mncl
and caused the Great Soal of the State of
Calii'omln no bo affixed tliis

SBVonfceentli dny of Jul> , - . .,
one tiiouciu'.d jiine Iruaidred
■ d :>rt-'.

^M»'<^[9a'^^tu

i^tf<!»>-t.'

ACTiiiG gov:;k!OR of a\Li?0K:;iA

Arrz::Tt

C_j^ x^.

Dopu^

■t

-fB»-

MIS1INI. nfiltfll

aixcfutioc Bcpartniciit

:t»t.itc ol" (I.iliroiina

/■

I' R u c

J94Q ■''■■'

^c^. - - Juno tv.cDty-nlnth Is belnf:

L the Goluon Gate International Lxnoaltlun

o, '"-oiisuro lalami as "I W.1 kU i-i...iaG/w- \.^hK v.lacli la
doVrcutcd to the benorlt cf our Aiaerlcun hcrltafo.

iuTierica atnnuB touoy domln.ait 1 i-torn

vorl tS bulv.nrk Biu; li^^oe of uemocracy, uio nrr.ycr
-1 clv-llzation, U^c tr.n^sccndcnt never for -^^^^f;. ^
'/ civ^.iza.x I , tor.orrovi, may ^-ra-np

roru" S? J'-nSn SI? sayt'ir they apcaU the truth

:,n%,;?i.[< s the battle for a just nud enaurlnc neace
f^..,( , : ,; Dornles of the world.

the
on

"M- oir- vry to ludrc the future is by
.u^ „-" .p thnt end. there will te -.rescntou
^'reasvrc i;ia." In cc mecti. n vlth "I n.u «n American
{ceS" r.'cctacie known uo "Amerlcal Gayalcaue of a
Watlon" which will brln^ the ..tory of the bulluine
S ouS'renubllc fro.. Its nlonccr l^«(;lnnlnt to the
-lorv find rruatnesa of tho orcsent. Iho tele ol
alsc?vS?7. of develonaent, ana - ., tless Prcrross
to 'Che uJcatest achlevo.aent In ^he maklnc of a free
rmmt-v for free men will be uenlcte^^. ihe United
'tates^of A^nerlca is the only nation in history

,^^t "Miv libortY and Pursuit of Happiness is
not .ero'y r. Political mouthlnr ut is a respi.n.ent
Ainericnn trutlu

those, e ;;nontly flttlnf

hhnt fi s'lecial woclc be set aulce of, by ana for the

2rori:.n nelple, to count "'« af nm 'o^ fa 'th'?!;
^ondcr the American flof and reaffirm our f^^^^^^"
i!ierican ideals and infltltutlcns. It 1b tl.o .or

rT

U3 to

■- sny.

^

lorlfy in

the fact
or lean."

tVint each c ." ns can

in view of these fin Inrs,
ciovcrnor of the State of

: contain.- in our iJill ' • i^ts.

ixcfutiDc department

^latf of CnliforiiM

Proci! iir-tlnn
Pfipe two

111 V.ITW'iSt, V.HKRKOF, 1 have
hereunto set "ly han.- end
CDU30U the Great SobI of
the Utnto of Cijlliornla
to be afrlxcc; this elfhteonth
day cf June, A.i^., One
Thcucraic Nine Hundroa end
Forty.

nnTi nri

Liecretrry cf otrte

ifxccunoc department

5t.uc of" (iJliforniJ

, itlon 01" equostrltin iiprforaiinoe.".,

Il|j ft'ITNBb& WHERW/f . T
hs^ve hereunto set Ky htud
• -Iri cru^od the Grp.nt SeRl
t'to of Cp.llfornia

,. ' day of June,

. rm

i>-

S*f^(5f^/

CnJlifrt VOPlean

W B Parkfr

DIRECTOR

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

Jlr^jartttimt of Agrtntitiirf

SACRAMENTO

FILED

in the office of tlie Seatitty of State
OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA

AUG 1 - 1940

PAUL RtliK^Secrelary of State

QU/^Rf.irPUat PROCLAloATICK NO. 9 (Revised^ r^VAJ.Owf-??<-^ .^V

Pertalnln/r to Sweet Potato Weevil
Effective on and after July 22 1940

WIKRKAS, The fact has been determined by the Director
of Af-rloulture tiiat nn insect Injvirloua to aweet potato tubers
and Bweet po.tato plants, laiown as the sweet potato weevil, new
to and not neretoforo prevalent or distributed In the 13tate of
Onliforrila, exists In tiie hereinafter described infested areas
and i.iat t.ie restricted products herein described are hosts or
possl'jle carriers of anid peat, '»*•«.■ or

N0\;, TiIF.REl.*0RE, It Is declared necessary In order
to prevent tt.e Introduction of said sweet potato weevil Into
tae Stnteoi California, that a quarantine be and the same Is
hereby datnbllahed at tiie iKJuiidarles of fe State of Oallfornla
In accordance with Section 106 of the A.-^ricultural Code of tiie
State oi California nfalnst tiie said sweet ootnto weevil. Its
hosts cr possible carriers, l:aported, shlp.jsd or brou.:ht from
all stntes a/ui districts of tl»e United .;tste3 and no such
products or parts tnareof ohnll he ponaltted to oass over the
quarantine linos noreh, established and nroolr.lmed. except
under and sxibjoot to the conditions herein provided,

li^t Sweet potato weevil (Cylaa ror-ntlcarlus. Fab.).

ALAr5A^_A: Entire counties of Baldwin, Conecuh and I«oolle.

FLO:iIDA ; Ijitlre state,

GKOaaiA; Entire counties of Cnrnden, Glxarlton, Olynn and Thomas.

LOVlL.inmt West of iaaslaslppl Hlveri All parishes aouth of
and i.nolutiin;; the parlslies of Vernon, Rapides and
Avoyelles.

East of l:5 sal ajj o ^1 Rivert All parishes south of
the ITlssiaaip-ji-Loulalana State line.

MissiS'Jiri'it

TLXAS:

EntlM countl«« of Amitt, Covington, Hancock,
Harrlsoa, Jackaon, Jefferaon Davis, Jonea,
Lawrence, Marlon, Pearl Klver, Pike, Ston«
and Vtalthall.

Entlr* state except the oountlea of Bo*l«,
Callaiian, Caaa, Clay, Coraaiushe, Cooke, Dallas,
Dawson, Eastland, Ellis, El Paso, Erath, Fails,
Faimln, Iranklln, Grayson, Hale, Hill, Hockley,
Hood, Hov.ard, Jack, Johnson, Laisar, Lamb,
Lubbock, Lynn, McLennan, iiadlaon, Morris,
Navarro, Palo rinto, Parker, Potter, Red Kirer,
Hobertson, Somervell, Swisher, Tarrant, Taylor,
Terry, Titua, Tom Qreen, Wilbarger, Wise and
Wood.

RESTKICTED I'hODUCTSt

Sweet potato plants, vines, cuttings, draws and »llP«
and sweet ,.otato t .b..rs or so-called yams (Ipomoea batatas) , and
mominii glorj- plants ( Ipomoea and Convolvulus spp.)

Provision 1.

PhODUCTS I'HUliXblTED FRuM INFK3TBD
~~~~~~ AREAS.

Sweet potato tubers or yams (Ipomoea batatas) and
Parts thereof, sweet potato plnnte, vines, cut tlrv.;fl, draws
and alius, ai.d morning, glories (Ipomoea and ConvolvuluB spp.)
that have been i,rown, packed or slored in ^he said Inrested
territory are hereby prohibited entry into California for any
purpose whatsoever.

provision 2.

CERTIilC AVION OF I HO DUCTS FROM

Sweet lotato tubers or yams ( Ipomoea batatas) and
parts thereor, sweet potato plants, vines, cuttings, draws and
slips wilch have not been f.rown, packed or stored In the said
infested terrTTSr^TwiH ^» admitted into Uie State of Call-
lornia onlv .provided each lot or shipment is accompanied by
an official certificate aicnad by the duly authorised Inapeotlon
official of the state in wliich same originates establishing the
fact tliat all such restricted products contained in the lot or
shipment were ferown, packed and stored in a district free from
sweet potato weevil. Such certificate shall state the number
of packages in the shipment, w^iere grown, the na^tie and address
of the grower, ttie name aiid address of the shipper, Uie point
of shlpaent, the terminal point of delivery and tlie name and
address of tne consignee. A copy of such certificate shall be
mailed by shipper, in advance of shipment, to the Director or
Agriculture, Sacra.ionto, Cai.lfornla.

Provision 5«

MOhNIWQ ULQRY PLAWT3 UNRESTRICTED

noTWS-TWWST^ AftkAS.

Sxoapt as provided In Provision 1 h«r«of, morning
£lor^ plants (Ipomoea and Convolvulus spp.) are admissible
Into California without res tr lotion under tlio provisions of
this proclaioatlon.

CARRIER AQENTS MUST HOLD SHIPJfiRNT^:

All products admissible under the foregoing provi-
sions must be held b> ooiiiinon oarrler agents and not delivered
to coiisi^nee or a, ent until Ins^jeoted and passed by the
Director of Aciriculture, his deputy or deputies, or bj a duly
authorized State Plant v^.iarantine Officer.

DISPOSITION uF VIULATlJNSt

Any and all lots or shipments of products arriving
In the State of California in violation of the provisions of
tl.is proclamation, simll be iimnedlately sent out of tlie
state or destroyed at the option and expense of tiie owner or
bailee.

RESTRICTED PncDUCTS CUgJaCT TO O'PUER RVuES AND

REQULATIO^.

The admiealblllty into the State of California
of any article or commodity covered by the foret^olng provi-
sions shall be furtlier subject to the provisions of any
other quarantine procla .lation* or regulations now In fore*
or which laay hereafter be promulgated.

MFORCINO PvWERSt

All deputies of the Director of Agrioixlture and ull
State Plant Quarantine Officers are hereb; empowered to en-
force all the provisions of this proclaraation.

FEDERAL KXPEHIMEtJTAL SHIPifEKTS EXEMPT.

The fore»',oinir does not a^-ply to the ejcperlraents of
the United States Departjneut of Afcriculture In the State of
California.

SUPERSEDES IREVIODS PKOCLAMTI'JDi.

Thl« kuaranLlne Proclamation Mo. 9 (Ravlaad)
Bupers.das ^u*rantli» Proola>T«tlon No. 9 (R«yl"d) datad
Juli 10, 1959, and ehall take affect Immediately.

mricto'r of A^ricultupa

AFPhOVED:

6ove7nor ot tlie StaU of Caiiiornla

I

ISSUED:

JUL 22 1940

l/wo8

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(!liUbfrt¥.(!&l»mi

W B PARKER
DIRECIOK

STATE OF CALiroRNiA «,!] J ,h, SeottarT <)< S***«

SACRAMENTO ft^lJQ \ - 1940

CiCARAHTIKE PhO'JiJVMATIuli 110. ^|^^^^^^^^J^^itii^^
Pdrtalnlnii to Kut Tree In8«otB
Effective ^n aiui aft«r July 22, 1940

WFiOJ^S. The fact has b««n d.t.r-nined bj th« Jif««^o'

^^^[;:;t^t^•^^:trictid^.i::;ucif ?:reirLacriUe. are net. or
^loaslbl© carrlera of aaW peata,

:./;.. TluatEI^OItK. It !• declared ^^^o*"*^!'* 4" .^^T'
to revent t ; IrtSt^uotlou ol «aid .-e.ta ^''".^■« ^J^*" ^
l\'rl^ tint a ouarar.tlne be and tiie sft^e Is hereby
oatroil.'d at u' Sofluarie. ol U.e State of Cal.llornla In

state ui Cailfcr,.la .{.ainst aald v.ete, treir ;'^^°' ^^1^^

^^:i?;rJrt^:^t"ci:Siir ^i!i*bc' :;^u.rtnr ;.er u.

^'fi^ . i«r « 11 *b ^retT efltaJ.il»h«.d * d , roclalaed •to%A
^er'anna^jJot';:: thr:.udltlon. nerelu , ro,ided.

•::ST55:

hut tree caao be«rere (Acr^baale »i^V')

.(F;,^- All atat©B «:v. v^iatrlcta ct the
oasTrrinTc; mcluulivi t.:* .tatea of *ontana,
oloi'ado a»id »»ew -^aIoo.

QT f'Ti' OC'"- All «, oclas and varietlee of

parte Uiereof except tua nutaT^

Provision l»

lP«ea, Duri^cod a^ ■^c^^^'* Adittlnalble
~~~~" upon Arrivax.

Except aa provided in iToTl.lon 2 -'"o^ »^*^*- ^^

Sled Inlu the Stute .f CallforiUa uolj i^rovldlnc a .••^Jilt

aaay deal .i^ate trerela.

Person, coafm. Utl,>g th-/»*f "'^^,1"^^ '.il'll'ftilt

make '^-l^^f Jf? '?.,';^,/t''uc;tlin th. na»- .M .ddr... of
to do ao, .tatlr^ In ^V* *;^f^^i^*J;, tr««8, 'oudwood or aolona

i rovloion 2*

Trees, ..ntdwooU ami Sciona Admlaslb^e

Agriculture. .^ucla..rovul»*.l-^^^ __^^^^ ^^ cobvU»<1

of aLlpOfant*
eut >rl»ed stnto ^luiit *iaarant'r« oi fleer.

■jSITIv.^

iL;.! I vN'S- .

Rxflejt Ma ,-wVlded In the for«bolnc' , roiflBioiiii. any
"..option .rJ .x^..—. --r «■• o»n.r or h.ll...

klhZ

ri-ICTED /aaOLCT.--, V>\j'jJUC1 T ^ wTHIR

anv ,.oru«f %*?^"i^^^^'^ ^"*''' " • S*^**"* *^^' C.Ufornl. of
«v«iV h2 ? i^ comraodltj covered o^ the I.r«A:oine i>r-»i«lon«
«hall be further aubject to tJ,e i.rovl.lona -of fcnV other
quarant.r.e procle-mtlon or reLuUtlon no. In forie or Ihieh m*
thereafter be , ronuUgated. wi.xen my

"f^h- -n. t^^ '-.evutiee wl U:e Director of A<rrlcultare and all
oit !ii r'i -"^"T^^^'- Orricer. are l^r.^rj eu^o^ered tc oaJJy
out all ti.e provisions of t.le ^roolaumtion. ^

... .. ^^1 ^i^irantlne Procla.2iatlon Ho. 12 •upersedea
March 3, l»*;7, uiid ahaii take effect loaaedlatelj.

f^^/l

rect-'-r oi" A(^riculture

X^

APP OVED:

V- .. V. ... A \^.f

Ocvernor o/ ti.© Sla

taiifornii

I.. ...i.:

JUL tZ 1940

1289

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Oniilirrndr

IMTJI .. I OH

FILED

STATE OF CALIFORNIA to the offlcc of the StcrtUry of SUtc

STATE OF OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA

mfpartmntt iif Aixrtmlhtrf ^^^ ^ _ ^^^^

SACRAMENTO p^^|_ PtU<,S«C,,Ury ofSUt.

ftUARAKTINE PnOCI-U-ATIOH NO. 16 {Revlft»A^ ^'' ^^^^'^'Up-i'y'

Pertaining to Colorado Potato Daatla (-^
Effeotlve on arid after July 22, 1940

WHLi<EA3, The fact haa been determined Uy the Director
of Agriculture that a aerlous Inaoot pest of potatoes ton»toee
a id^ra ^lant. .nown aa the Colorado potato be.tlc, not known
to ocfSr'n the state of California, exlata In the ^^e^'J^,,^^
deacrJSed infested area«. a.id ti*t tuber., plants or cuttli^a
S potato, plants a..d cuttln^.s of tomato and eggplant, and
soli in connection *lth or attached to such tubera, planta or
cuttli^'s are hoata or poaaiole carrlera of aald ^eat.

NOV.'. TliKREFOIlE. It la declared neceaaary !« o^«^
to prevent tae iatroductiou of the aald Colorado potato beetle
into t ,is atate that a quarantine be and the same is hereby
iatabllahod at the boundarloo of the State of California In
rccoriif'ceVith t... .rovlaloua of Section 106 ^^ J^'^jJ'^^;,
tural Uode uf the State of Callfor:iia a.-^alnat said Inaeot. It.
hoa?8 or .osslble carrlera, as herein described, aiid "« «uch
products as quarantined asalnat in ti,lBprocla.:iatlon shall be
permitted to paae over tiie said quarantine line. I'^^eby
eatatllbreC aad proclaloied oxoept ui^er and subject to the
condiLlo.is '^ereln i^rovided.

PEST:

Colorado potato beetle (Leptlnotaraa decemlineata)

INIKCx-KD ^.<^:AU, All acatea. Clstrlcts "^f ^J*"ii^[^«»
01 tne Lalled 5taUT"i5r^e..t ti e atate j1 Nevada and the Terri-
tory of L'bwaii.

RLSTH^CTLD PflODTCTS: Tubers, plants and cuttln^a of
tie c.^-raiU>! Ir-if.h r.olato C'.iol^.nani tuberosuia) ; planta and

of e--i5plant (CcUnuuTnntn^^STiSTT and soil in connection with or
attacl-.ed to .v 1 i jch moers, plants or cuttings.

Provltlon 1.

Certlflcatea xor Plants. CuttixiKS and
^i?ul)ora from Mon-Infeated Localltlr-

Lea.

Except as provided in i'rovislon. 2 and 3 hereol , no
restricted prooucts herein quarantined «£alnet will be per.nltted

•ntry Into the State of California ^ '^"^ •'^S/f "jTjftJ*"
unleM each shipment or lot is •ceo^Pf"^*^?? ' J'^J^thJ
^ned bS the duly authorlted Inapeotlon '^f^^^'J °i.*^*
thf. district or territory In which eRme orirAnatea,

'esti'll^hJ^^'tie^ fact that ill — Jj^i^f .J^^^f J/ori*^'"
m the lot or ahlpment were rrown In and ahipped Irom a
locallLy free from Coloraao potato beetle.

Provision 2.

Certilicatea for ixibera from In-
fested Tlocalltiee.

Potat tubera which V*ve been trown in an Infeated
locality will be admitted providing each lot or "l^^P"*"* J»
accoimnled b. a certificate sicned by the ouly authorlted
?^pection official oi U.e atate aletrlct °^ ^ J«"i?f Lw.
which 8u:ne originates, estabiiahlnf, the ^ot that »1J tubera
contained in tU lot or shipment iiave been paaaed oyer a
ic^iJn o? nCt le.e than one inch ™..h prior ';- i°*""f ^Jf °
car or vehicle or have been otherwlae freed from all aoll
cSLia and that the ahipn»nt or lot le free fro. «.opa or
PO^ons thereof . or any other plant debris »«l/^^'« ^"^
.L,oed m new or'clean sacke. loaded in a «*' °' '•^^jiJ^
free from debris, and that adequate precaution* were t"*"
to prevent InJeatation or conta.dnatlon following .creening.

ProvlBion 5. Diauoaition of bnoertified Shipaenta.

Any and ail lots or ahlpments of the producta
specified ^\Tb proclamation «rrlvi..t m California f rom th«
ta" iSeated areas without a certificate aa ^'^'^^ P^^^JJ*?^.
or not otherwise com^dylnt: with the provisions of ti>^» proclama-

of potato tubers of one hundred i>.unda or less provialng aa-
are found upon Insi-ectlon to be free from any stage °^ l^*
Colorado potato beetle, -oil chunka. tops or portiona thereof
and other plant debris or if ao contardnated, such contaailna-
tlon ireutlrely remov;d ana destroyed under his supervision.

com^n CA.iftiut AG .\Ts lilst :ioLb ^-iiipmekts.

All producta adioiasible under the fore^olne yPO*^-
siona must be held by co.-unon carrier a<::ent8 and not delivered
to con8i,:uee or at^ent until inapeoted and pasaed b; the
Director of Ar^'loulture, Lis deputy or deputies, or by a dulj
authorixed atate plant liuarantlne officer.

1U-;3TI{ICTSD fROPUCTS SUBJECT TO OTHl-H KUU^S AND

The admissibility into the State of Calif onila of
any product or commodity covered bj the foregoing provision*

■hall be further suojeot to th« provlaiono of any oth«r quar-
fciit^ue rules ^r rejjulutloua now In force or which may here-
altor be promulgated.

EHFORCTM I'OtYi^RS.

All deputies of the Director of Arrlculture and all
State Plant v^uarant In© Oificere ure liereuj eai^jowered to oarry
out ail tlie yroviaiona of tLLa proclaiuation,

sup; R.'^EDK.S !TJ:VI./11S PhOC-.Ai.Ailjft.

Ti.la viuarant:ae IToclaiaation ho, 16 (Revised)
auperaedea quarantine Proclaination Mo, 16 (Revised), datad
July 5, 1955, and shall take effect imuediately.

liirector of Ai^lcul

TLtFTcuTIure

^

APPROVED:

Qovernor

J Jtate oi (iailfornla

ISSULDt

JUL 22 1940

afxcfutiuc department

^tntc or California

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f xcfutitic Bcpartmcnt

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FILED

in the office of the Secretary of State
OF THE STATE 0? CALIFORNIA

AUG :2 12 1940

PAUL Fcc!<,Secrei«ryo( State

By.

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^v't.- :•;/ of ^-t/•to

'*^^'"

^xcfunnc Bcpjrtincnt

*t.itf of Ciliforiiio

^ ATE OF a fiFOKMA

.on

■ ■■•? Contr;
I ; i»nc oll:iinpt« fo
on joyed hy the rrl-

■ted offo-*: or
r;rcl Velloy . to-
■slzed in r.qttin ■
ct on wMeh we ; ey
'lofi or TTorxrure

"•'©*•

fxcfutivic department

£>tatc ol (lalifovm.i

-^J j I

-•';y.

^..^XiifcM^^ri

j.r:

^

N.. i>r*uB

-<1^^

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^tJtr of Ciliforiiia

FILED

mlhf office of the SccrcUrypfSU**
OF THE STATE 0/C\! '.K^-^-

AUG:U1940

uy

//^^r^ll^r^^^ti^

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^

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"~;uty

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Kj''%Jf ^-

ixcfunoc Dcparrnicnt

:^t.itc of €.iliforiiKi

FILED

U. the office oJ the SecreUtyM^^^^^^^
OF THE STATE O'fV'If'^K''''^

SEP 1 1 1940

By.

cutv

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t'T m-.'I SO

I Itfc certl-
lootl tost for

Di i i' Iq f ri ?ont !* t ri o X y

••ti-
■ -- : ■:..:^ c. rtirylng

'n kept • • -ant rsstrtint,

' "' ;• not uadfir

, ' 1 on

I )c :

■'I I hfve

■■> 3r-»Ft .. -! 1 of tho
Ot-lifornlf thl8 tenth
Oy. "r.ber, nlnotoan hun-

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r-,' :'■ ■- t: ',"

-*f:'

^xcfumir Bcpartmrnt

^UU 0/ (!L,]||forill.l

FILED

in tli« »ntu »> ihf WcxUiy al SMt
el lilt S«4t« •( Cilllonili

;.LiU21940

PAUL PEEK. S«er«liry of Stitr

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s

TRUm*

1 i.: a ju.

Hh

a vidua!

Of

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M.MWV.irAiflK fmitirm

-i^

i'xcfutiur department

^r.irf of (r.iiiforiii.1

PILED

•^EP 12 1940

PAUL PEEK, S,cr.Uryo/S..U

By . ,,. , :T

('■k

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■TS

fxcfutiuc Bcpartnicnt

^T'tJtr ot GjliforiiKi

the

OFt^''"cc

•i^'ultur'

i-V-

of

•^..siLWK^^^?^-

TT^

, (• • <-r

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f xcruntic Bcpartiiicnt

5r.uc of C.iliforiii.1

FILED

«l till lli»« •• 0'il»»«

TCP I 2 ^940

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Hrxcfutitic Bcpartmcnt

StJtt of (California

^xccutiDc Bcpartmcnt

^tJtt of ejlifornia

»ii23tii.

2:xcfutivic Bcpartincnt

-^tatt of California

%r)\Asty^

3:xcrutinc Bcparrmcnt

5tJtr of (I.iliforni.i

A U 0 I.

FILED

•n Iht oWict el Hit S«crtUfy ol Sitte
of lh« St<l< of Calilwnit

SEP 2 G 1940

PA „ L*«tl<, SccrtUry of Sia^

o eaklr.d; sweepliv- forest «n1 fli^ld, ciiy mi to^n; dsstroylnr In
nlnuto?., ,-finnrftionn of tend! work of natur*' ewe -en; levpllinK fpc-
tortos rml atof^B, hotels t.-O. •••Itrl.-, c^ur-hon , nd schools; dr'vi
r^on women .nd oMld.ori fr ■ i , , ,,^1^^^ ^;; ^.^^^^

:i?rn

Injur d,

t b» o' hullf"-

T'',

i-TOi^Tiets or

■;d

. . ' \f°* ^'^^ *° 'S'B feto but to -Bn-^tCe ceutes i

■^Jl^sd by oxorc!."' - • r> -'- — ft^o.^? : »^ • ^- --r, '

citizajir, r-nd

- -I the T-roslaont of the Un-'
sures of ruMlc en^ • rlvrt^^rr Jf !. " ^nzards, ronote -ee-

-xtro-s ccpe In t' i=< canr-oti n now «,! . TBCtlcIrr

^.ro -nor of t!-, St.- : llfor-^ ^!\ ^^ ' '' ""^^'""^ '' ^l'''°''.

not :-^ Jitnd and er.u«ed t^« Greet

^ecl ojr the r,tP.te of Ce'Ifonit
to be Affixed t lo tw<,nty-sirth d. ,
tnd forty. ' ■ ■ " •'^"^*-*" "^ndr-'d

^P^t/ S«,«l»y „f5„„

--i?l

^xcfumic Bcpartiiiciir

:?tntf or (I.iliforiii.1

i. J. 2. £ Ji A M ii£. J. 1. 0 K

VlL-,

biji't? Uey of Leif irie'^rson

•! sVrson into

1 - : •

fo--', I, ■'^'T!. -^
oil i"' ■ ■
u,' :'j t.H •!Opl
:''.■ t exulorer.

of do, uorcoy o?jl. ir,t:t^d wltii too Sccn-
'''•I7 6.8 the yoti^ OIO tttI V,-^ &<■) -^^^itia
' -<s of th« Vlkir ^if

'Tier, "

•1^9;of tha world, raw, thor«-
; j;:, I. )v .—'or «f CRllfo-nlR, do har-jby :-o-
"l.eif Erickson IJey" in Cellfoiriie, era!'
■••''■ i-'' r : •■•■ ' ;• trlV-u"- '-

harauTito .c ■ ,,.- ,,tr,^, ^.^^
iCJUsed the Ore t Setl of the
;.?trt« of Cellfomlt to be
affixed this twenty-sly*

idi'v nf ^'eptonber, >. T. , '
itegn hundred fr.vA 'ortv.

O

JO.

Govorr.or of C

''^

,I8

1 Tuiy tertiary »f Ptin

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^xcfutioc Bcpartmcnt

-6tatc of California

FILED

In tht •Nlc( el ttit S«V*4trv of SM*
e( tht $(il< ol Cilifemi*

SEP27194Q

PA\)l^H», S«««Ury of Stale

i'KfutiDc Brpjrtiiicnr

^f Jtf of ejiiforiiij

a:jccunvic department

3tatc of Cjliforma

, 1 ' -IS ll»

i'Kfumic Bcparriiicnt

^rnrr of (Tnliforiii,!

^^ , SEP 11 mo j

, ' ' ' -Ind our

; • . nituro end hor ■

■^tlllly, fend ' '*

■ i ■ are hcj.plneae b- ., .,

•e .!Odm-n. ch^.^Ao t:; "' ^^ "'^ c r.tlnu. ,^^„ the

-.•nl.M.. a.. .od.™r^-.S-^ II:

:. ■ :. .„, '"^**f' ^940, -8 National

' - Hi) r ooETOand tht t on- ^tt.t
' i.n kr,ir "-ItuW-^ns -N*r« the

■ . . li,.l,,f,*. . . '^"5. '"^ ***" »•*«»*

oftujod the Cei^t -..n Of th»
'11,1 /-o-ty, A.P.

■{•o"! le

■■•'Qr-ti vy- o<- ;-t. -r-

^Kfutlur Brpjrtincnt

^tjtf ofCjiiforiiij

proclamation

" '■ •'-■MirCiLlIA Y

1 1940

PAtJL>t^,>:,bfc.;iiiary of Stats i

'• ^""" RT I.. Oi COM r i^ j "

"""■-•«.■ ■".".. .,'„;l;; ' •"■'■ -'■'""■■ '-"..-..r™!, -to; r, ■i^j"""."'''- T""V,.6":

Ml:Mlil:i<so,.T,„:Assi,„„v, , n-.-.F."J. ■n,.„,.«,i,:

TRICT. niVIsiCN A^ K^':; ''"'™'^ "^ «^^RT OF APPFA. srrovr.
^ ONi: ASSCK lATF sT r . "'"""" '•"""^^^ '• ""»'= "^"^^ APPELLATE DIS-

TRICT. DIVISION TWO K' • '"'STRICT CX^URT OF AWv^, ..

ON' Asso, i^n ';;■':;'■" "'-...« .,..„...„, ;. Vi,f/''''^'- «:c:ond appellate n,s-

"<'<■'• 'or .lu. ,..n„ ^. '..^ r: ^'^ '^ !>'^'R<C:T court OF I

ONI vsso, lA n (IN „ '""'"^ ■'■'""■"y '• >"": ' ^" appellate DFS-

,„, ONF ASSO( lA T msT ,;. ' ■ ^" appellate DIS

.'^'■H^KSOF n FSUP R :« ""^ ""••■O^RTHAPPFI.LAT,

s^^i;::^;:-:;-^^^^ -— ^

sTANisiAus-o... „..„.;;:;;,'"'"'=

State,

V "" iciiii).

Si'rr/ary of SUte

^xccutitjc department

^tJtc of ejlifornij

^'LrZD

1 1940 i

oecisUryofSt:!

'.I aerv '
ou ai..ind"„

J --■ :■ i-J. U'-

or nbsenct>nfoi' nlUhnv

n'-r-

of

, CO

OX I ate

1308

^xcfutiDf Brparrmrnt

^t.itt of CL.iliforni.i

iC 'iV-c

FILED

to the office of the SecreUry of Slatt

OFLIESr.-JH OyCMlFOPV'A'

Or.j \) . 1940

:' 'AUL U.;^, Secretary otStatej

' c ;^tlo:i J.

/

s^

^xcfutitic Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of Ciilifornia

PijiUClJUJ^TIv'H

.jVOUDer 21st, and

<'2 the U:dtou Stutea .las
..o observo t.ds rear on

e n.:

SiixiAS, iL 13 fittitit^ aiiJ , ro. ar tiiat Thmikativiut;
o I. crvod t.irout;;liout the Unitod State;;, and

.i Su"JlAS, the Anor^oun people liviiii, in k peaceful
.it:iia3i'4ioro aiid onjoyin; all tha bonoTit^ of our dccocrac

j.;VO 3u Tuucii ti.' Ua tiiaiilcful ;'ur,

.•d'.oro.

:alh rt L. Olao.i,

Cal.i 'on::' a, do iieroir- seb u.:vi 'roclaiE Thxiroday tho 2l3t day

of ;.ov8n;bor, 1940» as Th4Uik3i;ivi.i^ Day i;; t;io 3tfete of 'oliforu-u,

.•i.:l urg'j all citizen3 to oi servo t'tla iioiliduy as a , htriotic

-laaka iviii^j with tiie /l. ericcui flac displayed on all ,u:.lic

aiidinLS aiid hoiaaa.

in ..ITMl-SS .Ili'JilBF, 1 .lavo .lerounto
set ley iioiKi and caused tuc '.reat
Seal of ti»o Stato of Calif nr. da
to lie affixed tids first day of
IJovaniber, A .D. , idnoteen :iuiidred
atKi forty.

V v^ ^ A^ £ -y/^' . X-^VAcws

Ci)ViJ;uNjR 07 C/iLiI'''Jii.l)L,

Attest!

::^

Ttate

^j-..^-,:

'41

*£2~-

3:xccunV)c Bcpartincnt

Statr of California

PROCUiJATION

*'«'« office of fJrj^*^

U'

Wharef.s, an extraordinnry occasion tma "risen and now exist
rfeouirinn t(u.t Mie Lp ri "1* tui-ft of the State of Caiifornia be
convened; now, thfr.^tore,

I, Calbert L. Olson, Govfrt..jr of the SU.te of CBlifomia, by
virtue of tho power and euthorit\ in ne veaV d by section 9 of
Artie Lo V of Uie Constltiilon of thf "^tate of California, do hf-reb;,
convene the Lef,islt. foi e of tht Stflt.e of Caiifurnia to ffl(?et and
assemble in extrnordtniry session, fit Sacrhnieuto, Lallfornla, on
Monday, trie fec.rd dfv of Dtc ember, one thouaund nine hundred and
forty, at three r'clocic P. a. of sni.d day, for t.'-.e following purpoaen
and to lef'lslete upon the foilowinp subjecta, to wit:

1. To conslapr -nd f ct upon lef^islf.tion providlnr the bases,
terms find condition? upon w'lich, and in f.ccordjiixe rith unemplojinent
experience, Ihe ratfs ot' corjtri.butions by emjiloyers uiidur the
Unemployiaeiit InFiu-unce Act may be reduced in conformity with the
reiiuirements I'oi- nn additional credit under the Federnl Uneisplovment
T>.x Act.

Z. To consiGT und <.ct upon let^inl tion maltinf an additional
approprihtion to the Adjutt.nt Centrfll and tie California Netior^al
Gu.'-rd or construction, laproveraent.s nnd equipment of armories,
crsfinals, df blee, rifle ranges . nd canp sites, < nd to aake an
additional fippropri'. tion to the em«'r>ency fund ajiecifled In Iteo 212
of the Budget Act of lyy) to reinburae U:e fund to the extent thifit
aoneys )iHve i.tretofore \>oea made available tl^urefron tc the Adjuttnt
Gentrfil ; ,. ' <• C ,! : ■' r . r Nt. tional Gu; re for the pux-poses specified
ntrein.

3. To ccnslatr eiid > ct u^on let.isl' tion to enaljle tlie Stcte of
Ci.lifornie to cst.iblish .md maintain mlliUirj- forces and or^nnlia-
tions in audition \o the Cnliforr.ift National Guftrci, as authorised
ly fedeifl law.

k. Tj consider und act upon letlsl- tion reli ting to the use
of ti.e tioeiands ti.d FivbrntTiec lands which were o;ranted by the State
to the Cit;. and County of Sim Fr; ncisco by Crmpter '>12 of the
Statutes of i9i3.

5. To consider and act upon lecisl&tion authorizlnf life
insurers to moke investments in housinc projects end providing' for

tlie tf.xt.tioii of the projects and of insureis investinp in sucli
projects.

6. To consider i.nd ret upon ler.isl' tion to authorize the
erection j^iid isaliiteriance and to j.iovide for the us© of a wind
tunnel and r.eccss'ry Hppurtenances in the oajnpus of the ?an Diego
Stc te Colle^'e.

and

7.
six

. To consider and fiCt upon lef.islition aut lori
tJi cltsi) cities to acquire, eotabliah, opt-rate.

izint counties
repfiir and

/

miKllNb Or^M

-^^

-SS-

^xccutmc Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of Cjlifomia

arinUin 'VrrlM. , iinuii., : < i\c f
ontt ^notiici- for r-ucU ,iUrLOMf??..

.uitt:w-.ncfi , ■■ 1.^ to contr. ct «lth

" , To consii;«r ffui f.ct ujwn Xnfisl' tlon *ut.liori»lnj, county
1x1. r'uf of fu.wTviror'- to o;<cfi'n,« rrwi iTOji^rty "1 Ui »,h»? Unir.ni
•UUn Govniiffltrit, or 'n.y , ••ncy Uitir«of, for ua» for public !.uri>o«««.

'. To con-i'ter j.m: ret u; on le£lri tion to »iutnorti» th* city
3!" ?fnU H»rb*r' to convey to t..* Unltcu ""-U-.ttx fov, rruarnt, or nny
^if'cncy ♦.►ij-ri'ot , t sJortUn oi ti^f a,i-nu-- ;ii.'rf:tororo ,'T iif^u to th« city
i-.y M.* ?i<.t* of OUI'iJinU.

1). To consluer nwi ftCt ujjon i»f,li« 1*^1 ion to ' uthorlfe the
Pt. te c>j" Cj-ilfoinit *ctini^: throuj li Ui«» il»lJuUnt G-uci-i to «v«c^i;.tif«i
c»'rt in re. 1 i.roj^rty --.Ituit^o in U.e Count', of 5» n Lul« Obimo.

Ill 'ITUfP JTHlRror, I '■•v." (.«.r«>ujit.) ;■■< t !.;:, t,; ru] mmJ ri ukwI
the Civi,t Sn.l of the ft te u! D Uiorr.in to j.e ft fixed this
■econc ii«y o:" Cecnr.6*=i-, A. t., One TJwus^' no Hlii* liun- rod <!nu fort\.

QWxlvx^C^K^

GoTerrior of Ct.ilf»

.Sja\

AfTi-'Ti

^

ecret- rj- of Sti.t*

^KfutiDc Drpartnirnt

^rjrrofCjiifornia

---- -^i^iiJiii

^

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kl]

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t cc'f-pn+'-

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ccld.„t .-v^ntLn/Tg'* "'"' '='^"^'^=t « wen

■ 1

■V ■

ta rovide
.;ty £.ifa-tor of I\iln „

'•o hepol

•■tlll?.9 the
'1 «n.t -frr.etivq. ^

■•I Wfnt

^ lotion.

^xccutioc Bcpartmcnt

^rart of dnlifornia

' ; 1 rnc] ceuser -

'■ "' )'■ 1 or t".c .tits of ^...

ornlSj to be sffliad t In twont-
third; 3ay of Dooenbgr, A. R.,
ninGtiion hunJp*'d end forty.

ISHb-^Jt:

X_>-

<_

tnte

4

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^xcrutiDc Bcpartincnt

^tatc of California

T 1

IS" I '

^^Ukp^^ ; ' J940 "^

• i,.^or. tor-n^^d thf "Pli y •:« i;-! -><' thp N'etlpn", tnd in rccont
xter.dnt! itr. rrc • \ ^'ffort^ to th^ devnlop-

;•;, _ to- . ..o-t , t' u to t'v- dlrondjr lanr lift of

E. ttPf otl^jB: , ■ ".Jti to tint hoc :v-iry

■ t -^ , •■■nov.'ii'iU "Ci.iifor.Ja Hi-orts-

n
nd

--••Ji CeJifox'iils lies oxceptlom:li3r -ooO terivin *:nc!
1 !l -t". of :; - i'on In i.'-ioii wintMr c.-ort^; orn Ve

throu^tojut th^- world; nnd

_ly to tho

or

, .. , ,1, c.:'.' . .. , ov -: -

Gr"i:t .'t! «i> of CiiXi , ■•■!:y dflclop© and r''TOclBiB tntt

the ^3ro d)-y of Tf^cv , '. ^-'-, ■■'- n b" t'^f" d'*'' «f th»

official opf^nln- of th- vlnt'-^r ort.; aeaedin In Cedlforrle.,
tnt"! ■Turth' ', I Qo '.o -"by urgo tni! voijueet Gjillfor iens to tik^
uv! nti>Ke of t is dolls-htt^il *-lMt''.' fncr«»".tl -.n, m'^ furtlvr,

irvit'i to Cilifor-lr,
rrti r.^ tT loin -vlth u: ,

to t nd otb-iir

i;. .1*'. . . -. , 1 .. V-. :-or8unto

set ojr hfilid end eruoed thn Grcft
.'Foal of tWa uts\t>? of CfHfor!l< to
bo efflx«d t'>l8 -Itt dry of De-
cerrber, j . . ., nineteen hundred
.' mi forty.

AJt^^

f xcfiiniir Pcparrnifiit

^•tiitt of CL.iliform.i

FILED

tojhe office of Iht Sccretarv of SUte

Ob THE STATE OF CALlFORK'A

l)tC2:; 1940

PAUL^K,Secrclaryo/Slate

, ednesday this

inany pu:>llc employees whose work

!

ved ir- lilTire to spend

nn

'■vernor

T'.ifl

»■■■»'(■.■ PI" ;J

)F, I
ui..^ ..^i ^^...w odt iriy heiid
and Cfiised the Gre.Nt fieal
of the :i tate of Cellfcrnla
to be affixed this twenty-
tlilrd day of December, A.]-,
nineteen hundred and fortv.

.VI^^JUwv

icretarv oi

^xcfutiiic department

;^tJtc of dJiifornia

FILED

ia (he oiiicc of t:;: SccrcLiry of State
^ •• i:::: iVAY^ Or CAL1F0!;:!IA

-.-;c^r/c(iUt«.

-. le

• n-b.-'.T

• >

!r:!Oi7 ~-t

I jUVM

t!_0

^^ccfutiDf Brpartincnt

^tjtr of (Tjlifornia

S^'^S^Hi^-^^vcf state

---iiliAM;|4 1i£]i

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FILED

in f he citic: cf tLc SccaLrv cf r.^xie

^xcrutiuc Bcpartincnt

::c»tatc of California j yf^

^''A.

, 19U hrs beer.

^ic orgEftizfc',

to.

• and

voara any

.^nta of tho 3ti t -.f

1

into set

■tj^^

\H^

^xcrutiuc department

^tJtc of ealifomla

PKOCLAMATI

WAR AhROAU, end our owii Notinnul emerKeiic> , hnve Impressed all
citliieris anew with the necegsity of mobilizing- «il of our
rtrsnui-cep of manpowei , enerf:y nnd mf.teribl for the National
defense, »ujci Kiveri new ueanu.p, to Uie vlue of our rich
"natural resources" and the necessity of conservinf them,
guarainp then /.(gainst waste and unlawful encroechunent.

FOh THE jMi.st several years, the State Depftrtment of Education
and the California Conservfi tion Council, alon^- with federal
and civic ori.anizations, in ve condiicted extensive
f^djcational pro(.r-nis uc(,uaintint, school chiloren and the
.enerra public wit). CalLfornLe's great wealth of natural
resources and tue wisdom of conservinj^^. them.

AND, for t.he past several years, in pursuance of these programs
of eaucation, California Fias observed "Conservetion Week"
durlnf the i.anth of Marcii at a time includinf Arhor Dav and
Luther Burbank's birthday, March 7th.

T!t£ observance of "Conservation Week" is both timelv and
ppproprii te.

NOVt, TilFRFFCKE, to this enc^ I, COLUilT L. CLSON, Governor of
Caliibrnia, do hereby proclaim the werk hej-innint
March 7th, 19U, as "Conservution Week" in' California, and
I ur.e wide-spread observance and pfrticipation by all
citizen!'.

IN mmSG WhEREOF, I

have hereunto set my liand

and caused the Great Seal

of tiie rv te of California

to be aTlxed this sixteenth

day of January, fi.t., one

thousand nine hundred forty-one.

0

)vernor of Calif n
ATTEST t

Secrotpry of State

- :«5

<^-

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^xtrnm Bcpartmcnt

^tatf of (Tjlifornia

r K J c

-iTllltn Con89nri.tlon Cctob SSfo-v-ir^ -U^ 'testes ea

"nlrnra^ry of the o.n..*.?! :r^.^'^„5°'f?^-«''«"on of the '^th

' niv>rf!».ry of the opor, tlon of t>,n dviliru

-,n»..>

tion

• '■ c,;:trl!-uti )n -rd- hv +v,»J "* "^'^ ^" ^'•^' Union.

-..KHies, hra boon ■ trvv ^r^T ■^"•''^^- "^^n ■ nd .1,^ to r'>o(iy

■^y Ay, 000, 000 h£s bean pj . ' r, ,>. ^y

'- boys onron«d in t>-- c- • . ^'

..'iful teqrlean oitlzsna.

Cl

vlll-n Cna.^. tlon Co:;a r2-1?tKo"^/j?L??'V.^''^-

'^>r^

I^ • ' .•■ iJERSOF, J li. vo

t.;o Greft : -el of thn Ptf te of
Ctaifornlf, Ho be fffixsd t io
twlftji dhy of ','f,roh, /.. r.
nl net -ten handr-^d tad forty'*

^

ocrr-

<-»CnCE H MOOHI,

:n«^^3«t>

Jxcfutilic Bcpartnicnt

5tatc of (iGlifornij

■(•111 -.-^*)

^xccutioc department

£>tatc of Gjlifornia

ill :^'tiZ

od

3fxccuti\)c Bcpartmcnt

5tJtr of Galifornia

; oi; !,; ♦■ :. t -Aook be
;od iieolth habits and

.1„- t rov»i''i edequeto utt^sntioti to the Jresnrvi-tlon of t ■-
- 1- "(nirity c<" '■.''• .>.iJT*ief.n for<o otn v»o, t!.e

■ nd nnti , tf! Pcbl:^TO net! ^nel acicurl t;

■ t' roateh fr- ■-; V - -

:. . J I -isEt th'^ ■ ■. ■ . -"se

■ , ia In buili^l")- JconoT'lc Imttrer

. , I ,;•■ '^^'!od for ts e oonaicie^^tion a:

lissesili ni'^ent Informetion risBerdirif the ▼Ital

teotion.

•',1, Culhort !,. Olson, GovoTnor of Galirornlsi,
i~ • na dooJrnetPi tbf? wort: boflnjnin/- 5'troh 2Ath

1th Veftk" in Ctllforn'f., t nC urre til citlz-^ns
:i. jr:lt> t,o r>-,ploy tM r : eTlod Id the invest?,- tl^r,
i. 'ortlon of ' rotoction sfrelnst the

■ -iTito set fiy h* IK. i.i.d
. :4 f>:e ' gfm-t fi'^rl of fc' -^
• tf te of C»lljfornlf. to bo
t rfixnd this isevcntoor.th dey of
'Obrupryt A.Di.» nin«»t«on hundred

"fe?*

1 :i?ii

I y^vS

^umm Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of (ZMom

^I^S^^^/l.^ O

i: :. 0 C 1,

'I this >ienlspVf>rB

■- ^^'--'li-e oeptf In rpdio bro

' ' ■ ' - 15

Pt'03'snt

Fi'oQU-iincv
Ir --/..'

^- C?" 1 CO . . . , „ .

1 -_:s,_v. 1260

... ■ _ U^Q

J 1310

/.rye--'.' ■;'•.•;• 5S0

,. ' » l/»23

— f.-.n-cep ..... T\i-

-- Kodefto „;;^

;l.-vvv,;: i-'ia

lii^O

,, 380

iCiMO— " ^,i-'

'-:co oio

790

ijyo

A

U;j

56a :

c__ *,•/ i.:';o '

__■ . 1310- .

11 :.

• • • 1 "- -.

„ "■, '.''r c^a '

'•'1?...

New

lAOO

14t'0
nio

580
U50
loeo

860
irvj

1310

910

960

1230

l';30

12i0
610
810
1100
6so
U50
56o
lP/>0
740
1350
1130
12.30
920
13^0

'■tS^

ixccutitic department

;6t.i[t ol CL.ilil"orma

3 'it

CcMPor

in kc.

.9K

■cy

ITOK—

r*vs ri r^} I

entro.

11] fA)

. 710
1500

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•

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•

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. 1210

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3-3

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710

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1390
790

1130
640

1150

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980

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930
570

1070

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1-40

12i0
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1?60
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1'.90

,, i i-t ;:" -■ ^ ' ■ '^flts O''

retilloc! Sii.n t-* s,.-=»e<llly lu.do .-.v.'iliM-J to t;,- cltl/iro of Ct"! Ifornitx,

1 first "'"3slbl» b'^'!'''urior! In the

litorttii

:»« THKlliPOltE

'-:no ^

"■^.fllo »*ovln

I u

•itizdi)-; t'

1 , [iOGL/IM Til^.T 3atiirii:y, ••.t-ch 20, 19/,1, be

fi

♦:' ra rhnut t>ie Statn of Cfelifornit

vr^Q

nf^oosoftry jedjufttr^ont of their receivers

1' .^ : V(l.!i'KB)F, I 'lAVi; hornunto

' : d ! nd ctused the Greet

' " Sttt«? of CtlifornlB to
to f;ri:nr) t; l8 tv'«iiity-fourth day of
Fobruii'^;, IJ-., nlnetoon '^undrj'd end
■-irtv»?^iU'.

.^v\]

i'xcfutiur department

^ratc of dalifornij

FJLED

ia the cf fice of i^z SiacL:r of State

i.ii£^i4|K A T I 0 j.

t'' d«fenoe :)if ti

■•■ tl3 wi^y of "! Iff

t^rilQi-

• orduri ;.

ula do fill in nuv

U...,'

. i-'t'., inc'.-u.--ivo, fls ":.:
•;tiE^,n;i ji- th:c greet Lt
' ' WEy thlt rarthv

iVKHw" end ctU

",-* ,r^

-' ' "" '•''' o- iiBocl the Grert
*?<! of the iJtct^ Of C.:13f,irr5P to
•' ' lixed thie f-ird dty of M- rch

. ., nlrRt,-f,n bun rpf! end forty- '

(!^

I X

^^Sy^:H:M%-i^^

irNi. ortirt

i'xcrutioc Bcpartnicnt

^tJtc of Cilifornia

/>,

i-i:

il ii £ C L A I A T 1 u j_

^3ii' 1>V

:nite«,^8t.t,s by ^oi^ll^LV^J'Z

It

a tit

\3 d£y.

•ducting e;^T'roprl£te celebrttlone on

! citlzeno thea .^ cnj- otho:- time °ltMn

^_ '.^■. cr; cy ii! crushed thpauuh the
«ur. t.,t it .,.nn.thapp«5C;.' '

nitfcr:/^ mlpit of
■ ■■■«■' ? c3'>t - ml nftd

^r«Jv- ... ■ . '^^^^ rtor.ek.my .>nc, n,^,.nt^. - th our

^:;. >^ vo.th 4;e't:rin":;r;::: ^riu^iJ'ij" ,^ '^-^•

.-trlotic hodlea tK.,.^,ii;^j;i*^,:? ff ^^-P^= ^11 c^vlc ^-^

rarity of njp country. oai^L^ a t^,"' "^^^ ^°^ "'«

IN auTitou ,.

^ ' '■▼a '-fiTMunto

.ot my|.rnu .n. ctusoJ tbo 0.„ct 5^.1
of the 6tr.te of Ceilfornle to be

"f^r" V" * ■•^•ty-seond ifiy of Varch.

nlnnt' ...n 'ui!..",^ci i-.nd ^o-tv-one. '

V '^-:;%/i^,x

>-A\ IX

^^Aa^Tv

'■ • -'i:* hz _ __

"■-K mil r.i-ciM ,,ii„. 'Jocrotepv ■)(• t'+.^j~

.i.»..rii Mi>,«i.,i..i M.Nii. •• *> 1 " »i- 1 jr li >^xrio

^jcrutivjf department

^tatc of California

;J9±v\ .:.

of Ifcc

• '.' ' o .jHi^n al;!, ;ularly

^ fi'eodo^ Involve, .en t in the

• •oyert.xelLosu, t.lc daii, er is no
.'. It aetfi n valriO, e%'on ..l^iiei' ".. t.
:ul relai ' , • Mon of or

purpose ; , • ar : oi" tli.o

je

■•■• ' '■-" ronotli.

- >, i:.-Lciu; : al;:.., icrr-od as
1 conrer-oncej of tiie /ii.:eri ■
ua ^i. .,yril 14, IH^O, jiecu.ua oi zuo virtue
re ei-l'oct'vo-.oEs -'.f Its efforts, and ■ »»

■.lu&:'[.

■■^'1

cit-ii

al or ■

• i cull

1.,;

'»*>T*'.''

, -^Ji'll 14, 1.-41, us '', aii->i.j.-,erLcan
servance uy all citizons tiiro i^li-

■■Ciitoola ary. cl^'lc assoclatlona

;i n...n^o^-r^• ■ rf> ceremonies,

•■ .artal B- 1-

.:; , .- -i-

-od

■^.11 fo: c

--ei'Q.-i..t... cot ; ;, iiund aiid
cauaeu Uie .sreat .'.eal of
'Ae Sitate of Uallforr.la to
"0 fir'fi:.,^d Lila seventh dajr
• > ••■'•» nlnoteeJi

^AfiiiV\,

',tV4l *l*CTiCf H. MOOD t.tt ATI rilNTIl

^KfurlDc department

^ratf of djiifornw

• ■ ■■■' y-.

i.iii.ii*liATiON

•'i •" t..-- .niteU „tal,eb jf ..i„rio;

: ■ :• ■ ■ 'it ■• • ,', . '^f'-'^r"*-' a •- > be citizens bv birth -aust be
.:■ na:... .. ' "'^ " " >1'-' "^cra^y. 1=^ the greatest benefaction

ihosi

rl ,-l
hur-.
1 ui-i

" 1"*8 01 thiy natian a3 „ n-ee itoile ir
; ■ -"^^ in security; ih^y n^^e guiiied the ri^ht to

..:rt;:: :;^L1/::^ --i::^"^' t^ '^^^ °^'^ '^

, ,„...... = '•° "l"*^!" s^^'e uonatitiiiion of the Unl teU

^^atc. a;,a to iMteet our nation. «hcn ,;'.■

:;►•( u

J ri .•«■

s. against any

;he rijjh:

to foreign dictators that thel

;',■ ''••■•■•"'" ■ 'it.y is tht (irunleai

?^!!'^5"!*^' '" d^-«cratic procesaea.

r ihllo.'^Tihles aJiall never

,i,i,

.-...i^d \l°1m;.' :L'i' iri" :!'.:f' " ■"-'•«"«. ..-

^'>' ... Jj-pj;, Governor of the jr«t«
I'.ln ^und^y, ..lay nth. 1941, as "I
.^at this day be observed in ^atriotic
i\<- ni"-i riMtunillzfd so that our

'' *•*■'«■ ^«'ttnitt; of ...nericun
"l.-i. "U jutrlotic, civic,
nt ^tule 01 v-ulifornia

' i ■' 1 ', ;

j«-i /111 .i.:i..j'iL'Wi ^ay", uii,(

^'ibhior. by all citi/en.s i

children ahull t:aiu u fullei

citi^enahi,. 1 call uion all iuuii.-

.eilfciouy ana educationul oreani^ati • n^ , . , --•

•^ JMn in auroirlatc 1 rogra^s\no -i -vi , ■ .h f ^' -"HforrUa

-'<■ citi..e„shii in the lii.'d ^tatLt "f't^^ricl"""* """ ^■''■*""

^^^ .■.^:.i..,r, ... i^;i. hereunto
^■tt ay har.a ojid caused the Great
-^"1 or the ^tatt" of California to
be uffiAf.d this ninth day of ..jrll

--.. inntteeii hundreu ana forty-one.

v^avti-.oj. o: .alifor)ju

tcretarj' of ^ta te

^xcfutitic Bcpartnicnt

6t.nc of CLJlifornij

i'io 1. ije
ftscapa' 1

0 .-.ja^.tain
liberty sjiali
':.e ri-J.'

'■ , -Ined the

•>r} a irc'j .eoplo, in
- Ii;;ain0d Uic rij.t to

iuiitij B-- ■jieir oath tjiey
c Corlaflh:'-ion of Ihc r'til '

■ nr.' is liic ^;rar:dnst
lla doKio erai; i n processes ■
• 11 never

•on Da*-" nnd

iurfvl i z

:.. iv-a. Its "1

!r;'Od ']'•. nrri-'tjo

■iona i:i Uic.Jti.to o:' Oaliloriiia
irif-inj tiw- i:;ea.aini^ ana vlr!;ues

r Califor-iia to
liinth day of i^ril
.nil trod and forty-o-.e.

^xcfutitic Bcpartmtnt

irtatcofejiifornia

-■rialiy to

#

f xcfutitic Bcpartmcnt

^tJtc of Cilifornia

-t--—

f^AUL

.^'

;''•;■■';

» • •«

X - ' ''■''''^

L^AvS

m "Hil N J., i .,, i.li.m,! II M

^xcrutiuc Bcpartmcnt

3tatc of California

oa,-' ,

■' .:. » I C.

■ 8p;erc r
lo-itlty.

onl" <

Jn all

■ ar rjf t:.o

■ ■ ea

vrs.

oreimto

oJ ttju!

r

\,

'.'.\\ •}

..r..uiM„,,„, ,,„„,„„ , „,„„,„,„

otj^^

^^ccutKic Department

3tatc of California

- '' ' uWi

-^.

'Or

v.;

>MZ

■'•or i. .0 ■ oi>
Galirom-" ix

.'dd

■1.,, .1

^xrrutJDc department

^totcofCalifornia

i.- :>-..''>^o//...,*^ lj >

""J- ' .^,, .,,,

.«MlS„.,,,j, , ,„,

■»»°ffi»

.•iore\!ato ji^t ray iv.:
"^-thie lat c

^xmmc ©rpartmcnt

^tatc of California

■"tJH

-ii^TP. jr CALIPOliNlA

yo- 1^ /

i!hOCL/j4ATION

»>iu-}.

> J,0J4 per.sorii; lost

■St year in Lraffii

tiieir lives in Calif

ornla

Injur

ed ir. t

'-^-•idenL., a„u 57,922 other

"t saiiie in;i finer

s were

and

:•' ^:oi

hl,'h

■J- Of 19^1

rfte of

UTK

Qeath and injuries will

t-o date indicate the

same

ti,s tiie

prevail tnis

ui- ; vine

C'iution in L

le operr.tic

;'Ubllc 1^ aroused to
'H or iiiotor vehicl(

/ear

exercise greater

and

, uaft

(JiIviHij in th

."li'-lU- duty bi

lese critical t

-'t^ It Lt^nd

imes becomes

-'' to conserve t

re; ourct

of t

he huiiian and

n^t lonn]

H' nation for th

11,'f

t coiuiiion tas

I n-c

K of

NOk

ni;

C;: i 1 f

> ^ CULHH.T L. 0

Ul'fl

Ki, do hereby

i^-0.\'. Governor of

pru

CxaX

-nd tnuln

'" tiie week be^'l

"iotor vt.l;JeI,
reducing tue tr,

, I do

J-^st to I:

inlng May 18

■e t),

ife Driving Week.

earnestly urge e

in C:

-if,

'r;ii;( to

tv-li of Jeati

iyi> L

y driving; carefully a

very person driving

'ier p?irt In

•'^■y on our hlgh-

'o his or

1 anC };

I'^ttr. .tt u ill tr.'iffi

ana ui-ge all organizations

-■cut Of t

'• Si'f. t,y to cooper

iiu

ijc.iae

e high objecti

Loward the achi

feve-

ve,

Governor of California

f xccutinc department

^tatc of (laliforiiij

: 11.

n :';'^ved lr.I« St

Lik_u.^Sd5^Jij:hrx

'cputy Seq^X-v of ^:

■W 1 H'll'.I H. Mt>

im-

1^

<

^xcfutiDc Bcpartmcnt

State of ealifornia

■'/ <■-' -

^ '^^ office of .to^^

VyAVv^, vX

kA'

V-.,

_^ >,

X

^mum Bcpnrtincnt

^tatc of California

12

H...^

-'ulbcrtj I.. .10:1, Tover-o-

' ■ - in the statfl

••onty-f ■

a:xcfutiDc Bcpartiiicnt

.^tJtc ol" CL,iliforiiia

^ , ». ■'> ''^o. ^^

1 yu;tro, spojvstu-

tute on GoverrEient in

'. -i liiiir Institute . ■ 'the

i''orjila ini i,os ;Ln-<?leE.

iiiould

„ • ,. 1 ' ■'■ ■ -ssion

■c . .creat ^i -ublic e:-:nlo.-ees and
1 'l^f^f i^^ernraent ac^iieves its

V: ''V^°^'-'^* manner, i.ianiring to

■■-- :-'lIvr t\at -•„.. ...„ . ^j^^j ^^^^

.-1 welfare,
Vfarn-entu,! ©a-

, ^re no'
jovernr-iont

Itisens have an

June .th to
:"e.iuest all
:io da/ and evening; dur:?.-
'''^ thesp d»?-!art.T.ents. I
■ J radip broadoastinfi stations to
.'.isaiblfc to inTornin- the -ublic
rioraod by fafteral, state, countv and

■ ■ ■ . . .vr-

:°"^ , - J-iiVrni.

to bo^zf :c. .^e:ity-sec;.:.:

aay o^^y, ... ^., aineteen
mini-rod anci ."orty-one.

\i

'-'-^j

.:'^;./< /s

^icrutiDc Bcpartmcnt

otjrc or C.ilifonii.1

.J .<':AG, tlio .resident of the United States
. atlonal Lefense preparations, and

, , ' tlon is fast beco!Tiin •; one of the

.r [!i, j...;^)Qrtanu ractore In our defense, and"

. ^> '.>.J':ii>::Aa, tiio defe;:se of y\xv coixntry la forojnoat

in tlio nlnds of all loynl citizens:, and loromost

■ - -.. -..,, iiie ojiited states Ar..iv. in c ndufl-^n
an extensive recruiting ca...palen to bulll ^ air ?orce^
.'joc nd to none, and

.-lil'^AiJ, the ..ar Lopartment lias ostabllshed
ui-y air corps tralnln^^, bafOe loc...te< it
r,vCt^ -^^^^^.^an Pleco, ,.eraot, Oxnnrd, Ontarlc , Glendale.
i^il--re, and kin^ City; tliree basic air coroc iralnln^ '
ba. 03 located at loiritt 'lold, baker.field and viSv
ty/c aoA,v.ced tralnin^ bases at . tockton aiid Mather .iold
.acrainento and mlataln^ ti.ree air force statlone at '
aS base. ' ^ '^"^'^' 'ilverslde, and the l-'resno

+ i-.« '•4-0+-*' r n 1 • \.. . ' Culbert L, Ll^on, uovemor of
the utate o . CaL for^ila, do hereby :.rr,claln the rionth
of cvuie aa "rlyln- Cadet .onth" In California and urre
all citizens to /■ . .lllarlze themselves v.ith the op^or!
..inxtles tlie ..nlted ^tt-.tes Ai-iy Is rlvln - .ur vo-ith L
•ecne pilots and tralr..d a-^ation tedu -'cl^'sr f
ro"P-^ctl^lly re-iue^t all citizens to visit the above
nn, ^r,'"«^ "^ ^='^'?-\ «*«^iona durln,- tao month of June

^ th° ?ralnf^'^^f"'^°''''^*f^ ^°^*'' ^"^ ^^"^^ themselves
01 ohe trainln^j the -raiy is now offer'n^ them.

U; ■.-•ITHESS W*;RF0F, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused tlie Great

oal of the Gtate of Call for la to
^;o affixed this tv.anty-nlnth day

01 i.a;,'. A,];., nlnoteon hundred and
ioz'ty-one.

secretary of itat«

4

««M^,

i'xcfutitir Bcpartniciit

^tJtr of (Tjlifornia

/' / -

/x' -

' -/'-'

■^•€e?*-

2:xcfutiDc department

;c<tnrr ol" i£.ilironiia

■~i. u.

i'-;.;i

■»

^vada.

anrl

lU'

ral

■

y

^:P1j.

" 1

a of

:ied by

' d"-* E

D o e; :

ixccutivic Bcpartincnt

State of (Laliroriua

V_V-

^^^:l\

^xrrutiUf Bcpartmcnt

^ratc of CiliforiiKi

/:•.■

F/

c. ■

4

-4

is ii U ii ^ i jrli

, Itint yoor tiiero waa ••tAbllBSind
" viiown aa "ImUIn l^y* oci lln£

- Ski ,n iblane of thoiiouiidB of
ro c. f,ii«(S In hoB:)lteln,
;;tltvjtlona foi* tljo M*ont»

, tiiof«« yfttl*>nt« Poce' ve eo nch
iBlt tJi«n mtX olitter tJiw. durliso tlwlr ODnflno.ner-.L.

111 V

. o r c .^c'iil ofrort to

'-'• —5* r*,/.'; " ..iy*....u, do horojy ,>i'.olcJl!.i uricla--

.-vrio 1^ ., 1U41, ue ".huL-Xn uy" In Gft-.lfor-la and
:u't:e all ir.lo-Jtia oiul roletlVM of paclatita o »nr' od
In hoe,)lt(>l8, 8f!-iu'vui-lu;;a u.ui otJ\oi> i.itit' tut. laic to
visit tlior! on tills cia;;.

-^ • V- ' , I have

! ornunto B©fc Enr 'amd and oaua«d
-i.o f-i-out aal^^ol t 19 Jtata of
ullivjr:..ia to bo aff Ixnd tiita
t&ntii day 01 Juno, lixil.

2LSla/\

ocivjtary 01 tate

'i^

i<-»^.

35xcfutit)c Bcpartmcnt

State of daliforiiia

i. . >.

recldo.

t:^ the ::olAcilve 'Ji-a^nlvi

/.?.te<i Gtator, xuraiiant

. ya .^«. .iia; RIi'"i .OPVlOO /.Ct Of 1940, ftp-

-or Iw, 1.^40, (bi S,ttxt, aa&i, has iVoclairiod
lo. iativ.ti 'n undar aald Act shall tiilia place
':■ ;£;toG on iZ.o i-t day of «Jul2^, l.:41, between

'■'■ r . u.n, ujv' '.•■ j.ii.j and

•-."^ ; •■ ^" . c- -.0 ..nlted fc'tates, aiid
lion reef. " . ':»© continental United

i.. — ^ _.i Uia 'ieri-i. ..'^ ^i' Luwall, ?uojrtc xilco, or
tlie Teri'itori' of '^lae'cti (otlier tl:au :>oirBon8 <»rempted
h-n sectlo:i C (a) oi "..o v.elactivo Tralidn^, o.icl :^«x*vioe
Act Of 1J40 or by oectl n UOd of the woaat ■^:.ard 'xlllaiy
a v-d .eeorve '>ct of 1S41) la re : lireU to ait' c lall on
July 1, Iv'll, .irooent li?.r"r«l'" for and r :brJ.t to r-e I3-
tratl n bofoi-e a dTily d ro^;;lBtratlon official

or rolon'

nnrvico 1
-h ho ;.

i' ' avl.;;, j'oi'lsulction In
LT-BUiOnt hone or In w!iloh

If —

ir. J ■ :cu I'-rron o;i o;- .jofore <jm1v 1, lJ41, ami g.^j-^.
seq 'o .t t Jotober 10, 1940, haa attained tl:o tv/enty-
r'^'st an IvTsai^- of tiio day of .ils blr':.., and hao • ot
horetoloro "oorn r'? 'fto'-od uixlor the ..ol ctlvo rralnlni^
u':d. .orvlce ;.ct

t ) 10, 1940, had attatned

ti.o tv;r» t;,'-iix'ot u:i ivei';:..- ,• o:' tlio day of '.. r, birtu
a.id .jx . •.-.ot attained the lalrty-nlxtli an Ivereainr of the
'.la. of ■-£! bli'th and has ;;ot ixuretofore been reels tared

..ider t'io .'v^l ctive Trs:.inin^, and ^ervlco Act of 1U40|

-•ovl^ou. i!At tlie duty of any >OTson lo ;)io8ent hlneolf
Tor cz-.d c.:b;,ilt to re^^lntrati n In acoordanco • iUi ar\y

i. :>vloua .iroclaimvtio'i .Israed under the sfild .'lot eiiall

, . •,., .-...:^_,,. ,,^, ,,_- ^. .^ ..^-iclajTiatlun.

i.t

Bubjeot i« rej'iiatratlon may reclster

■'str;itlan In cato .10 II -rcver^ttd

.1: - n- „ .. . _ ./I \i lo'r :

■o^istorrii; or. by ol2'civ>Bta;ncer boyond hie

-.. j1 o:- bocauee , .. j^ /i-Owent In Ujo Uulteil ;,tates,

..e -er:ito3?y 01 av/aii, ihierto i>ico, or the rer:ltoi7^
.f Alaska on la; t ua„. If liO la not in .hfl Uallod .tatea
or tiio -errltory of Hawaii, i\jerto .ilco, or the Ten Itory
01 .'laar.a on tue day fixed foi* reiilstratlon but eub-
t!0 : ontly enters any of crch luces, he fimll -..Itliin

' -m days aftor e.^cli entrance :)repe:'.t lil::relf ftoi' and
ui a.iit to je^jlatrati n beforo a duly desl^Tiuted recla-
tration official oi- :ol«-»ctlvo ser\'lce lociil board. If

St.'

°''€3H'

^xmmt Brpartmciit

^tarcofeaijforiiia

•i^^ is In tJio
or to nico,
Tor ra^.lstru
his 'Oi^^j-ol :i3
to re^^l strati r
:iors^-bla af t ■
e lat.

on

n tlio J errltory of iiawall

■•-•^--Ji,, of Alaaka on tho da- rixad'
aouuoe of cir<«A.a8t»>u;ooa Ixjyond
. .ofi&.t hl-i!r.eljr .'o:" anil cubnlt
' . , no E;mll ( o ro da coon es
• •-' Inabllltj' cot-aeu to

.l.cWv«-:^ervlc«'™''^tj!j'i^ '^ m ".coxx^r^oa with «.a
<:^orc. •:.; and °^' -^nulatl^ai, and to oociply

liii.;

^''^ tiie A' rot: ■, r tlio r,n, ,, . .

. .^-j^^? ;.^'^n"-rf i^ri-.^i^^^^.f^'^-

:2!r..T* .A^ :/

-. 01,: :d:

:ov

1.

J claim as follows j

■TIE

ior;?°J'tr-°"-°?;.".,??'^!'', '-r ^•'■•ctlv. ...rain.
-1, betwe^-a tiio liorra of 7 a.^.

--n^ tind oorvio© Act
tlio fli-pt da- of Jul^,

"-^-rr - ■ • .,oir ard ro I-Ta '''v.°l ^''^ ^ ^^^ -t^tes to

. . on :'i.o^da^^J:IvV°J^r /^^° >'^«^^« of 7 a.«.
o^- at u,. .t.a.r oluco'h^^T-^^ I^v«'h^'T f ^"^"' ^«^

■ 'ratlori, "^

• **-•-•; -v^n aix local boi;rdo pj^.' n..«-f« *•■
ati ua .>roscrlbod • •J:'t^''^^^^''^ ?rvlca ..o.;^a- ^

i«;:"Etrutlo.:,

■- or to do .aid p..rfonn all acta
-c,>m:,Ua:i coE:plota a-xL effectlv.

;1

red miliar said "c^- ta i-A -f<-l \- - ''"^^loyoos who ar«

■v ,^u;. Li c.Jgi. ; : Jo -!?c.rr "^ ^^Itho-t

ox" t.io rose m
publicize ' -
tp.tos '~

" '-"'ti^/S'^^t.*^'^^-^'" "*^°«*= effortaio "
-^ .oicn bf tho -renldont or theUMted

-. t.^ :,oloctivo service .io^-ufatS^c' S

P-tntrJ I'l . M

'■'I .*T»TI rRINItt

^xcrutivic Bcpartmcnt

3tarc of California

every newSijapox* aad . oi-lodlcal anti over ©vary broadcaet
facility witiiin Uiolr i-espootlve JtirlatUctlons,

, - cull Ujjon till of iicers of the otate of CDllior;i.
.. : tollulcal au lxl.lv it'. 1 'nc uioi-oof to joi'ior.^ ■HfiCtever
acta \ay be required, to insure ronlstratlcn iJtireuant to
tiio . I'eniucE-t 'h /rocla mtlon oiid tlie ;..eloctivo ■'rnlnlnc
aiid Lervlc© Act of 1040 ond to .oriom E".ch 8er\.i.ce8
v.*. tliout .;ay,

7. i ctill upon tiie peoplo of ^@ State of Calif or. il«
to c ^tv-lbute v/.uitevar rervlcen .Ay "ae re-i' ired of U\aia
to Ineur*! t!mt :iie rc> o lariat Im of the .rocldont of tlio
r.lted ' '.6 carried Into effect.

. ■ , 1 have
hereunto set r-y hand and
caused the Oreat .'.'.eal of tiie

tate of Ja3 '..fonila to bo
affl.xed t3i.l8 nineteenth day
of Junn, 1941,

•••CS?*

a:xcfUtiDc Bcpartmtnt

^tatc of California

I 0 K

1/

/

..iEurj\3, Jtme '''t'i'. is an important date
in 'die }\lB'-nr-y of ^•' n .. :>3l:iv oooplo, and

.. ,l: , .j,!ople of xu^oslav jdescwnt In the

United Jtatoa obaorvo t'.is day Y/lth appropriate cere-
monies, an

\»i:T.RriiJ, the Yuj;o8lav v.'ar lielS-of Corunlttee
in California on tlilr day -.vill make syocial efforts
to rulae funds fo ' ■ doprossed and needy in the

.L.i J.., Xf Oiibox't ^m -Ison, Llovox'.ior
of tiie atate of Callfox-r.la. do heretoy proclaim
Juno 2Gt!i ao "iuroslav Day" in California, and urge
till .ioc>ple to acq.ial:i.t t.iomsolves wit}i the suffering
of tiio Yuijoslav people since their country lias been
Invtdod by Axis forces, and to sup^.ort in \ilii\toveT
way i>uEalble the lu^:oslav ar iiellef Corimittee.

Hi v-i'i-NESS lljUKhn;oF, i iiave
hei*eur,to set my hand and caused
the Ci-^at vieal of tho rtate of
■Jallfornla to be affixed this
twonty-flrst duy of Jime, A.U, ,
nineteen hundi-ed ond forty-one.

Governor of California

I

I1HT» miNlPi

V

^

a;ttlbrrtY.(ei«(m

AMkirriur

V\/ B PARKtR

DIRECTOR

titc
STATE OF CALIFORNIA j |_. . ' "■"•■• ^---M

SACRAMENTO i,\, '^fj^Ji ^ ~ ' ' •''^' «-fjJe

AilEHDMEKT NO. 1 TO 'hDAJUKTINE PROCLAMATIuW NO.
Pertaining to Ozonium Root Rot
Efftctlv© on and after September 17, 1940

It tiavln^ been determined by annual surveys that
Ozonlum or Cttton root rot disease occurs in the state of
Arkonaao .nlj in tli© counties of Little River and Miller,
and fiATtner conditioned on regulations bj tl-e Arkansas State
Plant ixiard which prohibit the niovetient of i;robable carriers
of said disease to joints outside of the above-nained oountieSf
the infected areas as described In Callfoixiia Quarantine
?i-oci&.rtatioK :vo. 15, it sued October 19, 1939, are hereby
amended to read as lollowat

INPJiX:TEn AREAS t

ARIZOKA: Entire ?tate,

AMAiMSASt Entire couaties of Little Klver and Miller*

MEW ■•iK/ICOi Entire counties of Dona Ki\&, Sddy, Chaves,
Lea, Luam, Sierra, Jrant oad Hidalgo*

OKLAHjiAAt Entire State.

TEXAS: Entire State.

UTAH: Bndpe county of •Aashing-ton.

tireotur of AgrlcullTre

V

V

Governor of the StutA^of Xalli-ornfl

ISSUED:

reptembtr 17, I7A0

I ■'> i ^ f

«r

X

W B. PARKER
DIRECTOR

BUHEAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT OUAHANTINC
D. B MACKIE. Chief

In'.Lcr: :■;..,■.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

Brpartmcut nf JVi^riculture

SACRAMENTO

F t L E D

'••^^;-:7cfrute

IV,.

JUiN2li 1941

QU'\RANTINE PROCLAMATION NO. 18 (Revised)
Pertainiiii, to Satin Moth
Effective on ai.d after December 3, 1940

WH'IRiiAS, The fact hno been determined by the Director
of Agriculture that an insect pest injurious to poplar and
willow trees, kno.;n na the aatiii moth, not known to occur in
the 3tato of California, exists in the hereinafter described
InfostoJ areis and that all virieties and species of poplp.r
and willow trees and parts thereof are known to be hosts or
possible carriers of this pest,

Nov;, TUbT.EFcni-, It is declared necessary In order
to prevent the introduction of the said insect pwst into the
State of California, tliat a quarantine be and the same Is
hereby established at tiio boundaries of tiie State of C.-ilifomia,
in accordance with Section 106 of the Acricultural Code of the
State of California, against said post, its hosts or posslb.le
carriers, ii, ported, shipped or brought from the said infested
areas, a;id no such restricted products as quarantined against
in this proclamation shall be pormltted to pass over said
quarantine lines hereby establiohed and proclaimed, except
under and sub^^ect to the conditions herein provided;

^" 3T; Satin raoth (stilpnotla i^alicls Linn.)

i;:FI..Sf2D \..z.Aoi
Co:;N1:.CTIGUT; Entire strite.

L-..M

iiiitire state.

^;^33AC^iTJS^^TS; }:iitlre state.

New HAI^PSHTRE: Entire state.

O.'.ZGON: Counties of Lenton, Clackaiias, Clatsop, Columbia,

Douglas, Hood River, Lane, Linn, Llarion, Multnomah,
Polk, .VashinGton and Yamhill,

s

RHODE ISLAND: Entire otate.
V::.R:..0KT ; iiitlrc state.

";\3HI:;g70:;: counties of Clallam, Clark, Cowlitz. Gray' •

-^-^^ ' Harbor, Island, Jefferaon, king, Kitsap, Lewie,

Vaaon, Pacific, Pierce, San Juan, Skagit,
3knr.ianla, Snohoalsh, Thurston, Wahkiakum and
Whatcoiib.

RKSTUICTFD FRODUCTJ: All apooles and yarlotlas^of^
3) and wil

{QDUCTJ: All apooies anu vuji^-x«= «*
poplir (Fopulus^ and HlTSTTsallx) trees or parts thereof for
o? capailo^of propagation, Ir.cludlng willow withes, except
clean socd.

Provision 1. PB22iigi2. .rRorjEirai.

except as provided in Provisions 2 and 3 horoof any
nnd all r ■sSlcted products or bhl.ic3 horeln quarantined a.aitiet,
?nporiedrihIpped o? Srought from the said infested areas are
hereby prohibited admittance into the State of California.

Provision 2. £2m^IlMmm^^M^MM^ ^^^^^

mLS£l ^ifiifilii

•^r^

ii^.

-xcopt as provided in Provision 3 horoof bare rooted

fl^r^lion of S .ioure. to^poraluro within tlia anoloauro during
been protected from post-treatment infestation.

Provision 3*

u:: rn vpyp raoDUCTS \D!.:i:-^:^Tni.l FROM OREGON
Ajro ;-.'A.>HItiGTON

pro pa

ponlar or willow trees or parts thereof capable of
•ati .n will Z admitted into the State of California from the

said lnl\ao,jJ areaa In the etatea of Oregon and Viaahini^ton
providin;. each such lot or shiprnont is aocompinied by a certifi-

cate

Bit,nc:d by the authorized Inspection official of the state

of orlrln oertifyin;: that all of the ..oplar and willow trees

P'u ta tiioruof capable of propagation In
grown outside of thi^ said infested area
tie 3-\id Infesttid area, wor-j atcrod in :
poplar or willow trees or parta thereof
had been atorod.

said lot

and that

ati, rr. "c

fr^ -

or
or shlpraent were
same, while in
Ir which no
ijaid ii.fested areas

..T-

IIOLO 3HIP;.::A^T3.

2 and
to Co
oi

All
3

.al^:nee

niUB. vr^'^fVf f adMlaaiblo under tha foregol.. Provisions
rnuBt be .leld by oo.inoa carrier agents and not delivered
or a^,ent until inspected and passed by the Director
Afsrlculture. his deputy .r daputi.c, or by a duly authorized
state plant quarantine officer. ^ autnorized

+ v -.* . ^^ ^^'^ ^^^ ^"'•^ o"" ahipinenta of products arrivlnc in
the State of California In violation of the provisions of ?hl8
proclar^atior. shall be irnncdi'tel/ 8«nt out of the stat-^ or
destroyed at the option and expeaao of the ok/ncr or ballea.

I-.-.:>x.i.iCTLp 1 i>OL"JU.'.>

'jjj

li TC OTIL-:.v iVJL^3 AND

^rilo-.. or.'"'*' a'i^ifsibiUty into the Stale of Craifornla of any
f; J.^tf, coLimodlty uovereu by the foreLoln^ provlcions shall
be further ^uL.^oct to tao previsions of any other .-.uaranLlne

brpronSigated!'' ^^^'^^^'^'^^'^'^ "°^' "^ ^"^-^ -^ "l^lc-^- "«y hereafter

iLiSonsiiia ;'o:

-♦ . , ., ^^^ deputies of the Director of Agriculture and all
otate riant wu.ir.mtlne Officers are hereby empowered to enforc.
all the proviaions of this proclamation.

TTnit„i a* f^® foroGoinc does not apply to the experiments, of the
United States Department of \grlculture in the State of Califor-

iUf.MSJ^li^S PREVIOUS rn9CIALl.\TI0N.

This Quarantine rroclar.,atlon No. 18 CReviaed) super-
Intlne Proclamation No. 18, dated Karch 9, 1940, and

sedes \uar ^, . -,

aball take effect innedlately.

Director of A.srlculture

apppjov;

13 -u d:

w. \_^\%y^y^^Kj

Governor of t

of Caliioxnia

■JlEO 3.M.

tn

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

guRlAU 01 tNIOMOlOGf AND nANT OU«KkNTINI
D B MACKIE. CHIcr

FILED

ilcuartimnit nf Aarirulture ^

SACRAMENTO

iUv:":Ti;. ..:.vCLAi-':ior; no, 9 (R«vlaed)

PortalnliiG to Sweet Potato oovll
~ffeotlvo on aiui after December S, 194Q

JUN'3(! 1941

^;:t«

Ai3, Tho fact hna been determined by the Dlrootor
of Agriculture tlmt nn Inooct injurious to aweet ,>otato tuber*
and sweat potato j^lnnta, Itnown «o the aweet i^otato weevil, new
to «nU not heretofore pruvilent or distributed In J'^« 5^«^« J*
Jnllfornla, oxlata In the horolnaftor dcocrlbod l^^^at-ea aroaa
and tho.t th.. rcatrl.:tad oroducta herein doacribed aro hoata or
possible cnrrlors of Sfild peat,

to prevent the Introduot,
tho it^.to of Oalifornla,
horoby ootnbllshod nt th
In nccord'tncu .vith :ccil
3tnte of :::allfornla a; nl
hoata or poa^lblc cirrlc
^11 at'itea nnd dlatricts*
product 3 or parts thoruo
cuarnntlnc linca !iorcby
undor ftnd subject to tlio

, It la declared neoeasary In order
lv>n of Qfild aweet potato vtecvll Into

thit 0. quarantine be nnd tho aftiac Is
o boundnrlca of tho litato of California
on 106 of the Aerloultur'^l Code of the
iiat tho 8«ld anoat potato woevll, It*
ra, l:-.portcd, ahlpped or brou^^ht from

of th(, T'nltod atfttca and no each
. ohili be pernlttod to pnaa over the
catablishcd and proclaimed, ©xoopt

condltlona herein provided.

I- 4x; awcet ixjtato weevil (Jiiiaja laHliaaJllUI* Fab.).

utlrc couiitlca of Baldwin, -oneouh and ;-obll*.

ntlr-,- f?t"t0.
cr.uIAJ ntlrc cauntUo of Oaaden, Charlton, CJlynn and Thonwe.

-Li-.-

Lx;UI..IM:a: cat ^^J^LMmh^A-^kH^L^ ;^il P'^rlahoa w^th of
.^"* ^ ^^ ^Tr:iT;IdlTv., tho parUhos of Vernon, napldca and
Avoyollcs.

,aot of :'ia.ia4i;.>l iwr: All ^'rr^f'"" •°"''' °'

ihc loaiaolppl-Laulolana ititc lino.

a

mig;I3 I .,I;

iJL

titlre oountloB of Anlto, Covlnt^ton, lianoook,
Hrri loon. Jnchaon. Jofforaon LMvU, Jonoo,
Lmtroncc, '.Mrlon. i^earl l;iver. rlkc, .ton*
and '."nlthnll.

Upohv.r

ILMLi^

awcot potnto plftnta. vlnoo. outtlnr.8. «*;*?« "J^.f^J^i
and sweet potato tub^ra or ao-callo.! ya.,3 (jjiiisiaaa tootaiai) . ««1
BornlngGliry plants (lpoi:)90.P a'^<i C9RV9;YM;aa »PP-)

^rovlolon X. ^u^vQUCf^ iiiy*LJ^

a;.-.^'

parto th

and allp

thfit h

territory

purpooe wlintsoovcr.

iTovlalon 2,

Sweot not«to tubers or y^"* Cii>2iaaiia J^lSitai) J"d

Bhlpnor-t ooro cro<m. I"""','"' ""J.^'^rt^ JSatl ".t» ino nuob.r
of .hli«^nt. the tor..lnal i»'"' f/„f ;';,''.''^.rtlf loala .hall b.

Atirlcultur

oaormnonto, Calliomla.

Provloion 3.

MLLji Sil^m ILJUm: vm-HTnicfr;^

iiii^lLk

-1

J..i I'tMl..

.S:ilsSlS41-i?SS?

All rrouiuts ad.,iJot;lLl,. andor L) . forbixoii^r rr-vi.
to c!.^?^Ln" ''"'^ ^i °^"'"=^' «»'■»•»«'• •^^''^ts «ni^ot dejr;ei;d

^JthorJLf ^ttT''^f'^^•'• *'''' '^*'^^y *»»• doputioa, or by% duly
authorlEed otaLc : lant c^uarmtlne Officer.

this proclar.ntlon, Ivn bo irintj}nti?v °' ^''^ Provlulor.3 of
st-Jte or doatroycd at th,. t ti ,^^^ '^''"^ "'-^^ o^ ^^le

baUao. ^ ^^ ^^^ ''^'^*^" a^>'l expense of t.i:o ownar or

,iiL^iU Jtl;^

of nny .rtioL'J^'j^^JJ}*^ covrr'S^'H'Vi^ °' California
slona ahall be further atUwtiT?, ^^ tho foregolag provl-

or v.hlol, >.ny haru.^ftor brpJoLJg.ntX """" '" '°'"°*'

force an tho Pr ovlalouo^ oJ'^Jus^IiJocra^ilor"'"*" '' '"'

the Unlted'^tnUrSj^rt'o:;? "r-^i:?'^^' *''? ^^l^^'-i'^onta of
Craifornla. '^e,>^ri..iof)t uf isrlouUuro ia thu state of

mi:^

aHiMii.

vnimcm i'wciAumm.

Thla auarantliio Proclanation No. 3 (nevlaod)
auporsedes ;,unrTntlne Proclanatlop. Tio» 9 (Rovlaod) dp.tad
July 2-;, 194C, arui shall takt effaot. Iraoedlately.

iJirector of A^rl culture

APPnoVFH :

0

-\^v^ N/(\U'. V<J

jO.

Oovemor of t! c ,-»>^t,0 of California

^^

13 i"'-':^:

DEC 3 1940

i O 4 A

^

<0>

W B TARKER.

DIRECTOM

■URCAU or ENTOHOLOCY AND PLANT OUARANTINE
O. B. MACKIE. CHIEF

STATE OF CALIFORNIA in'.';^- . .' ** H O

department of Agriculture

SACRAMENTO

AilEIrtiMEOT NO. 1 TO
gUARANTIIlE PRCGL.\KATICrJ MO. 3 (REVISED)

Pertalnlnt; to Oriental Fruit Math

Effective on and after April ), :j4i

feo

■X r» ^•^r°.y^'^''"."°- ^ °' Quarantine Proclamation
.3 IH^vI^j^) pertalnlrifc, to Oriental Fruit rtoth ef-
otlve on and after November 26, 1938. is hereby

amended to read as folio ^.tb:

Provision 2. Ireataent of Trees at Origin.

Bare- rooted trees or pl-nte of peach nec-
t::rlne, alnont^, eprlcot, plum, cherry, choHecherry

^M^J'^^.'Ti ^""^ f''"*^^^ grown* in or Shipped ??irth.
SRld InfePtec- territory will be admitted Into the State
of California only during the dormant period from
dovenber 1 to April 1 and providing- eaSe have SJn fuml-
gated in an cpproved fumigation chonber by an apDrored
method as herein provided, except that sujh trSi^Mch
^n!n^"" .'" ^r^'*^ ''"^^"^- the period NoJembrJ J to
pn officially approved stora^je In which all trees or
plr.nt8 or n«rte thereof herein nuarantlned ajralnst have
been treated aa herein provided prior to being Placed

iprt^Ji.r?'''''*'' "-V^ ^- admitted beyond Aprff V^H
certified In nocordanoe with this Provision.

/\PPaOVAL OF FUMIQATOR

4.V, . ^L^* ® condition of entry of plf.nts treated
therein the Director muat have approved In vr^'n!- th.
construction, er,ulpment. and opemtlo! of t^ J^Sta-
tl ,n ohRmber and such approval ahall epeclfy the

ooridltl

t!i. t : a:

na of entry.

Includlnt

'. vith.

the trent-nent procedure

TES

43ll

tr'.
re.

...;;;. ..at or 8hl,.aifcnt of treci )r pl:.ntB
rjuble for »T)try unccr thle Provision wu3t be ^c-
--■1*-.= by c cprtlflcRte iBiJuei'. by a <1ul/ 'juth'irlred

• -fflcl--l ''f thp «stnte of origin certlfyln,-:
. s^icii ',ret;B .>r :.;3„.u*a vere trortad under his ^*ere:.ii,-tl
"i^vlil^m In n np. r;jve<? Tumli^ator In nocon'itnati with

■r">oedur« s >eolfiei! by the I'lrentir, anrt, If ahlp-
t \i r'-c"'^ froii at'T— e (.f'.er Ar^'.ll 1, tr.c cirtlflc. t e

li^B th-t :'J.i such tfe«9 or pl'nt/' con-
..!.. '.4 v.. ■ cc.i-i,>. I >ln; lot or Hhlpiient w«?re trcitai?
'^v to 'inrll 1 "ni^ vm-re Bub*e|uently held Ir e.nC
--' ■'■"jra i-;>,jt'>-»vf." fit^ri-.^e &e herein -rovlvleiS; tliAt
;.1cntlt/ h:i-i b«on nc Intelnec!, ^n.l thft auch
.J .-:• pl.ntii v«re . :'ateoted froa Infcptftlon upon
'vnl from stort »;e e^nci prior to shlp-acnt. A nopy of
. ct rtl. lv"te must idao ue r3£,ilec. t.T ti»e Mrector it
Ic-ltuj- t ^aoraicni;), u»llfornla, at lime of
-c.

Vir0(.tjr

Aj^rl culture

IS 'JEf.:

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TOFFJFl?, Southern California Prison, located at
Chlnr) in San Berntrdino County, whdch tias been in the course
of construction for several years lhi?t past, is now r«ady
for occupencj and use, end

WHFKF^r. tlie Bojid of Prison Directors, under date
of June II, 19U, hfcs certified to me that priBoners aaiy
nor be trensfeireci to end declined in Southern California
Prison in nccorcjinca »<ith the provistone of the Statutes
of l^-il, Cfjapter II,

BO?. TUHjnOhE, I, Culbert L. Olson, Governor of the
Stote of Californie, pursuant to the authority vested in ae
by General Laws, Act oil/, Stsction IM, do hereby proclaljn
th; t the Southern C&iiforuia Prison is ready for occupancy
and use.

ID MTNFrC f;HfItEOF, I liava

hereunto set my hand and

csuped the Greet Seel of

the State of Calii'ornia

to be affixed Uiis Slat

day of June, A. £.. Nineteen

Hundred and Forty one.

Governor of California

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' -^ :ea. rail^ on';' fS;;-- ^-^'^ ^^- Fourth or .uly^

clone atif^^oo'n^S Sn'^'^^ull^^^^^ u^nlclpal ofricea
ofUces and Incfustrlal firme, L'd ''''^^ Private

ornia boys atrvlSit'^S^&U'^^iiiir'' ^"^ ^^«^^^ '^r Calif-
States located in Ca?l ^ J,"^^.^*^!^,-' ^^^a of fche lh,lt^^

aurin, t.«, inuapondance iaA;:^'e:draid '''''' ""'^^

•^uly 5tii, be ,^t aaldo as ""^uf?? V^;-'^^ "^'^t Saturday
-y.have tae o.,,ortuni.rtS S^it't^'^i'^^- f° --ore people
in-.i^^:ny onoanpir.onta. ^xsit the boys in tlie

tiie state of Cali.o 'a' ,- ^'''^^ L. Oiaon, Govomor -r
July 4th a::d ^li^c^',^J'^^^'-oclaL boST^Ji^fy,
In tlae State of Callfor-tL r \' ' ^^^al hclidava ^*
req-eat that duo lo t-h« ' •** ^ '^Iso ""'k^ a spoclal
on tiie CalHor.'L • ---^c^eased traffic that wtii •

^u^. roeaution be -o/tH.^r^-.^-J^^^^^

part so tnat Uallfor-la..^ ^^ c ttizona to do t i«?^
con..^ondablo, >• vlf*^ ^'^°°^'d t^^la year v/lli h«

lan condeinnable. °°

h&vmi^t-ry _"'-.ni..Ji:, I have

hereunto set my hand anrf
o&used the Great Seal^^ ^u
^tate of Cal-fo„,irto be •
o?ir 'r^ ^--pty-^Lti! day

Goiei-uor of UlifoV ^ a

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[>,v,H., .Z'''^]'^'^' ^" °" '^'■^'^'■^ ^'^ correct thlB condition the Orrioo of
P^-od ,ctlon M:.n.y.„.,nt and t... or.'lce or Civiil,m Deronse. Idl • .M^ectlon
01 tl:e President of the United ytnt.s. have muiounced « n«Uonlw^d; c i-
paijp-.. starting July 21 and continuing tlirou^. JiUy 29 %oZ.^.,^:^\
Of ala^ia^un content donated by cltlzona. and ' «rticle»

Flor.ll«^!f'"T'"^' !i'r ""^*"'^ '^^"^ ■'' °l^«=t'^'- of Civilian Demnac. Ueyor

toM .Jet ; ^"^""^ «• '-« offlci^Uy re^ueated the Ooy^mor of 'ceUf mla ■

to di.oct t.o c..apolgn for the collootlon of «eid «luninu«i in ti-i^'L^; an^

this Stnf«^'"^T't' "^ ^'«"»°' Of Cnllfraij. und on behalf of the people of
thia State, I have accepted this roopoualbllity , Peopxc or

NOW Tiu!:i<i..l.y 1,, I, Cnibert L. Oieon, Govoruor of Califoral,. d»

state o}zl^^c^^^ T^f^*^*'" **'^* *^« oollecti ,n<f «ld alumlnun in th«
?t< to ?Lcii^*T r *^^ f ""'^'''" *"^ «""«^^ direction of the Calif n^ia
^t<.to Coui.ciicf l)ef,mae ^.d ita fixocutiro Director, y.r. Ricr^rU GruvLra^d

Of countLr«:d"iocrcotc?rr:r ^e^4^!;\\^^.*!:%s:i; i ^^^-^r*

" '^ ^"'l>nc ofilclaio for their full coopor.ition, c^d

i.,«t<.. ^ '^° doolfTiat.- .,.., collectora of such aluralmon the Votanins* oraan-
l^ationa v«>m„n'a clubs, youth orfiani^ati.na. church ai>d fr't'r^l «rouS
civic clubo. ou«ieu3 aim oo„..erclal -rgn^iizations and all other LfcS

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L. WlTlOiBo M:i.MK0>-, j j^^, Hereunto aet ray
hand and cf.U80d thr- Or.i;t iieal f the iitet. '
of California to bo affixed this i^_^ day of
J;ly, A.D. , Nineteen hundred i?orty-one.

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l,U»l«UOf rNTOHOLOOV AND PLANT OUAMHTINE
D B MACKIE. Chlltf

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OF THE STATF. OF CALIFOCTIA

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

AUG 'J- 1941
PAUL f-c^,ScctcUryof Stute

gupartmcut of |^Briculture^_^

SACRAMENTO

A.HLiJDhls.NT NO, 1 TO

7UiUU"TINE PROCLAKATION NO. 6

Pertalnln tc .exlc^.n Cotton Boll yeevll,

and Varieties Thereof, and Fln.c Bollworm

of wotton

Effective on anc" after Jul;

'•il

Provlelon TJo. 6 of :;uarantlne Proclanrtlon
"o 5 nerta an to lexicon Cotton ')oll ■..•eevll. and
V.^letles' ieieof . and Pin. L'ollwcm o^ -°J^°^./f;
fbcUve June 16, 10-9, Is hereby nraended to re.^d aa

follows:

?^°? IT^in u,S«1iv =Snn.,tlon vltS --a cotton or

rrtor:t^tf .'/•i'-tnri^si.-Jtr.r^j-.rnJ ?, oft.

cotton o coi,^u states are hereby nrohlblted

any 3t-.te of ^;^®. ^,'^"i;-*''teen secured from the Director
S'-'ricuiture orlhe 5nlter5t'?e8 Department of Agrl-
^JltSre?"' -uch burl.p or other, rabrlca_or^r..s shall

-^^^'3 i2 ?f Sr°oun,erof ri.uld'hyarocyanlH acid gae
'^r1ne%un'ired cuMc Let of chamber ap.ce for a
-^.^rofSne hour jucn .as to be injec^

twenty-seven ^"^^/'''^"^^'^t in lieu of such treat nent

^^^-erl'>^'or^?'e^?abr^c•s orM's nfy be allowed
Buoh turl^p '^^^J^JIgi^n ^111 ;,hlch has first been ap-
P;:;rln'°ru?n"'br'he Director of Agriculture a.

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«r.lo„ or ,rocesa ae the director ''Sr„°'r?J^' ^Z"'
l»;.,rt,-itlon Into nncl all ao,s„ent. trJnSniJ? aAs 'J*

,ur-ose wnat.-.otver exce ^,t under and sublect to l^l-^f^
tlons -.rescrlbee. by the authorized S?^ti?JaJ? -^^t.'.
tine Officer having Jurisdiction theJeJ? a^ Seretrn^-

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CaT, forma to wh^m the rer'u sho'uirJe sJnt!''' ""'* ''

ap?rovl;d:

Governor of the

ISSUED:

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DIMtCTOH

STATE OF CALIFORNfA

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY «ND PLANT OUARANIINE
D B MACKIE, CHIEF

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to the office of the Secretary of State
OF THE STATF. Or CALIFOSIHA

Icpartuicnt of ^grtcuUurc AUG 9- 1941

PAUL i-iil.^ccrelaryofStalt

SACRAMENTO

NOTICE OF MODIFICATlon A!;D RI'-ViJCATIoN OP
(^UARANTIKL FUOCLAJAATIuM NO. 7

Pertaining to Alfalfa Weevil

REVXATI.N la^ECTIVl:. JJ AljD AF'fEK XTOBER 1, 19<1

'AHEHEAS, It has beon determined by coinpe-
tent surveys c undue ted for a period of ten years of
ull knovm Infested areas of the state that there has
been no appreciable fspread rS alfalfa weevil (Hjpera
varlabllla) or economic daraage to alfalfa from
Trisect In Uie State of Cailfornia, and

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vniliitEAS, Tlie inveatlGatlons of the University
of CaLifornla and the State Department of Agriculture
support the conclusion tuat the alfalfa weevil is sub-
ject to both climatic and biological checks that will
prevent Its attaining; the status of a peat in tlie
State of California, and

WHEREAS, Thie dlaaeminatlon of alfalfa weevil
can be accomplished through the normal and uncontrollable
movement of such agencies as persons, live stock,
vehicles, farm implementa, etc., from Infested areas,
and

WHEIUiAS, The status of cereal huy, strew,
and alfalfa ineal as . robuble carriers of alfalfa weevil
iias been deter'nlnod to bo negligible,

NOW, TllEIlEI'ORE, Effective Imiaediately, quar-
antine Irocianiation Ho. 7, dated NuvcMber 10, 1939,
Is hereby laodlfled to exempt, from the provlslona
tliereof all cereal hay and straw, alfalfa meal and
choi.pod liay, ojcowpt clioppod alfalfa hay, and

2.

WHEREAS, All member states of the Western
Plant Board In convention assembled At Salt Lake City,
Utah, June v:^, cA, and r5, 1P41, un-^nlmously recom-
mended t^e revocntlon of all nucrantlnes of the western
states dlrpoted ngalnst the alfalfa weevil, Its hosts
or possible cnrrlers mA established a uniform effective
date thereof; r'nd,

WlKHfc-AS, It Is now evident that California
Qyarantine Proclamation No. 7 pertalnlnj^ to alfalfa
weevil In other st.-^tes no longer serves a useful pur-
pose in nreventlnti the further establlehment of the
alfalfa veevll In this state;

UC'.-i, i'Hii;Ki:.KCJ\t;, In compllp.nce with sound pl'^nt
'Quarantine principles and the recommendations of the
•estern Plant Board, I hereby revoke California Quaran-
tine rivjcl; laatl ;n .-o. 7 dated November 10, 1939, revoca-
tion to become effective on and after October 1, 1941.

This modification and revocetion in no way
affects the auth:!rlty provided In the Agricultural Code
with regard to the inspection and dlaporitlon of plants
and pl?mt products moving Interstate.

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;\s3'j sf.anl blpeot'or of Agricul ture

APPROVED:

Governor of th

California

ISSUED: July :.5, :>.l

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Oi-THEi-f/inOFCALIFCI-niA

SUMo 1941
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Com;iilttee to the ar 'n^LJ^^^f^^ Advisory
all o..ners of motor tScte «nf .of" ^^^^^^ "P""
a patriotic duty, to^5 fv^?r?^°^°r,^"^^6S' «s
be requested of {he?, in^ k LtV^°™il^''" t;hat win
Of highway transJSrtaUon facllltll't ^f"'"^

atlng ^rtf ^e'f;t'hS%;^rSi^{°''r« ^^ cooper-
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citizens vvS o.?n tr,Ss inH,'"^^ ^"'^ "^^^ ^^l
careful, accurate nnS..^"^'^®^ ^° "'^il^^e

uefense. "^ '^ '^^ Importance to national

IN .ITflffiS JEREOP, I have
hereiinto set my haAd and
caused the Gre,t Seal Si the
State of C?;llfornla this
nineteenth day of Je Se^er

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Coast has boon rooo,plr.od as the pr-^por -.lace

^n«?^ '^^-.^v^* i^*-^ '*"^'"^ n.nventlori of the
• ropeller Club of th^ United st«tca m,d the

naUon"^/^oL^^r' ' :^''^*' Conference b, thrdesl.-
natlon of ->nn Irarcincc f^a tho hoat olty.

nocaus© or Onlirorr.lft'B ability to moot
c.t=nr(;oncy dc.,..<r.l. with ,.,m..ptneas and <^ ff T^L-ncy

.hlpnlni, to en extent never before Sfzedf
.11 of tho -orts hevB rot these demends rlth
iinnatch and efflcloncy.

wm of?^ V'iT^*""^ ''■'' ^^ ^''^o ahlppJnc fraternity
/rnnoiio *^'^" ^'^"^«"tlon and Conferonco In Si ^

trenon.lcna problomn of tho h-.nr. Tlio o-tl-e
tho entire rorld will feel the results.

: oy;

' therefore, I. Onlbert L. naon.

C-overr.or of the state of GaUfoirria."o hereby
proclaim the week of October 19. 1941 aa^
/^me^lc.n :-erohant r,ar1ne •««„ aAd In ao :iolng

I5l% ^Te^e'nce!'' "''""""' '" '^'^ Convention ^

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IN ..IT!F.SS VkKEREO}., I have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great "eal of the
State of California to be
affixed this twentieth day c£
r^eptomber, A.>^,, nineteen
,h\indred and forty-one.

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^ocVetary ot^ State

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^xccutinc l?>cpartmcnt

iDt.itt of Galifornij

"Cliilly e^i'titliylutJ tha' ' <'3t

. iecot,nii;ed as the|pi'C\ ae

jr iioliiin^;; the 15th /;ii:iual '; mvention of tfie
vopal^e-v iLiib of the United Stetea and the
: ' :^ rchant Marine Gonferetice by the

6 ' 3 abi liiy Lo meet

ro.uptnca$ and e ff Iclency,
.(■at Is wlaolyi spend liij^ millions
/bulM Int contr&cts at varl oiis

arbors. The pti'rts of rViii jfTlTu-
■i-iu Ired to hendie emergei.cy
extent never before reallKed,

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'.'■>'. : rci!3 8 thf;

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the result i.

' ; jrniaha, especially,
V i±i recjt.'^-^^- '-■''* i:n^jorttr.ce of ; the :;onventic>n
"'imJ C -inference enr' be enllglitenef^, edified and

, \;ulbGrt j|.. Olaoi;,
. Gal ' r,,TT. If. , iir.
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set my hand i .

"ireit seal .

. lfi|>mlM to be
;.-'^M iiiiL-i t>t(ent leth dnj' ai
tember, A.Di, nineteen

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• -: - jel'oro i>et*llsi'^d»

. :a v/ith iisiuitch ■■- ud

orobler.s of tho
i lie^,wjn to >-holr dellbor-

111 feci the rerijlla.

livontlon end Cor.:

■irt L^ v>isan, Govuii.oi jT tno
•oy px''|>clnlm the wnoit of
lean Merfchent to line Vseic und in
1^ o,ir.c«r,B tn the •'^nnvontion and

UitO sot c:j ii'-^'■-l
.•uuaQil tha areat
„'n:i ol the i»tute of
r^'liroi'nla to be

this twentlet.il
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f.HEHIiA£ the Am>;rican Indian has played
an Itvortnnt pai't In tiin history of our State
and nation, nnd

:_. ._wv leaders and members of the
California tribes have for some years past met
one day each year to Jointly celebrate the
cultural ,:alnr. they have nade in the past centur-;,
and

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.':]i.:-U<£, fentember 27th has been
dcsitUiated by the califomia Indians as the
this fiesta.

NOV TH . , I, culbert L. Olson,
Governor of the j;tax.c of California, in recog-
nition of the rW^htf and the ;)OEition held ly
the American Indian, pnclalm Saturday, F.eptember
27th, lyijl, as Indian Day in California.

IN V.ITNESS VHEKKOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great ceal of
this state of Califon.ia to
be affixed this twenty-
second day of September,
A.L., nineteen hundred and
forty-one.

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'■, huo been aealt,n«I
Issiarti f3 "Liberty -
I '3n of tb<j Inurichlni? oi

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;ntry i, .^vn since r ?Dr ■

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in tti« office of Ihc Secretary of
of the Sutc of Ctihlo.'i^i*

(i - 1941

r AUL rjjL.,\, ScciC^iiy c. 3f|cl~

It has beon ouatonary for Soaiidli'.aviRns and
people of oandinnvian doacont;, or. Ootobcir f) of oaeh yoar,
to observts the birthday of Tx)if iViclao/, tiie croat seanun
w'jio lande.! on tho sl.oroa of 'orth Anorioa 941 ysara afO»

Setting doi-iooraoy aiid Ita dofonso as tiio t]:om«
of t is year's celobrationa, '".oa dinnvians throufhout the
otat«3 mil obsorvo 'eif "iriokson'a T^irtl-day vri.th ap-rop-
riato caroriosiies. T" ia is fittinj- a«i nroprr as the
principlos of dc.-.ooraoy ori,'-,ir;atcd with tho ^oa:idlnavlanB
as early as tho year 900 A.T),

In tribute to tho social c >nti*il uti oiia tfia
'•ca/idi:iav-lans !'.e;-^o plvon to tlip world, x\<m therefore, I,
Culbort L. Olsoi), Govirnor of the State of California, do
hereby proclaim October 9, lO.'l, as "I«if l^rickson Day"
in '.alifor-iia and nrpe all pooplo to patriotically join
in t' is oolebratioti.

ISVariffiSS T.'ERE)!-, I hav«
horounto ret --y \\a.rA and
oavisod the Creat Seal of
the :-.tate of Califor-la
to be affixed this second
day of October, A,*),,
nineteen hundred and forty-

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ATTEST I

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^xccutiiic Bcpnrrincnt

State of €.iiifornia

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It the of ';. c of (be Statiary of State
OF Tf!E5TATffOF CAL!FO»»IA

OCT 1-- 1941

PAULPP:"!(,SccreUryofStdf5
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can piny In .otm .-aionln:- riovoorao- ''or dofonro.

^ proTwr tt.f . ... Q y,g^ ha
m^uito, 00 no; to tiK) nua^joaa of r>ur iniu.ta^l. soel*!

IrT- !*^o/«'""«»'^ n--^ «>o auooesB »] r«wth of -ur
""" "" ■■■ "■"' ' ^ 'Myrtrihatiom of vianm.

-ntior. r.Jil roapoot of thoir .orv^ooa to

n roo
«» oourAr:^, C, ^-.M^nrt ■, )l.:on, Cwo" or of ."M-r,-^a
!• lwpo;,y rrooluln «« ,.,^1- orf" .XrtoJxM- .-,«. to lit!, as

on cdtlson.. In reoo/niitlon of the part «,o iio^n play

iiorounto set "i^r Imiil art)
oa^ood the roat oml of
iiio . tnto of 'r.!<.f<3rda
t» bo aff:.xTd tt 3j alxtJ.
day of Ootdbor, A, «,,
nlnotsoa liuntlmxi and forlw*
mo*

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.xhlbitf

, uuiboi't L, ril:ipfij liOVcji-nor cl the
(Ay; i,v,;1; im tii- '.vetrk of nfl,G>Hr

iiersiinto set jid

til a 't* U'

' olio^-, *V-^'«» "ine-
' ' ii :.\yit 1 orty-one.

•-■■4£ia*'

^xcfutinc Bcpartnicnt .

.'J our nfetioiifO peoiiri* - ■■ ft,,,^,* . c^ ^ ,

•^ ' "- ' ■-;■ -ielV-.ice, j..n,-i «illortf be fiveii

■rors or wnr, r,r! '^'^l'. » ,ui/ tion

"''"')'ofSf,|2

gressive stap tnrrKrd America

ite iuciliUee La reeoi;?;erto ^h^T^i ♦^"!"^ ^" developing

re ii,i^r..

■av;- ieru has

— i--..wj^;wB oiiu Wife rivate vt,m« nf 5,.^ l-

-t full ca,.city wiU. ixi«f t ^^ '^ t"" "°°

and

"'»n

i-j I'ljlLert L. 01 fc

...rir n\ '; '^' ■'"' '^•ov^'-'or of California

IN i.llNES£ mifiljtEOF. I hf.v. ..to

set ffly fujid Bua Cfcuaed the (Ireat f^eaj

^rrf"^, ^u?"® °^' C'-lifor^iic to be
affixed thiB tiyenty-secorid atv of
^-'ctober, A.J ., Vu-i^te.-, — "■. ,
forty-one.

^^M'ihr..

1366

jZ^'l O

.iCIL

BURfAU Of FNTOMOLOM AND PL.NT OUARANTLHE
O B MACKIE.CMItr

Jlrparlment of (Agricixlture ^^^^i^'^'"'''"''°^^^'^l^

PortRlnln^ to fc-uropean Corn Horer
Uffeotlya on and aft«r October .w. 1041

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

,...: uroponn corn borer (^^yrauatf. nabllalla Hubn. )
TNirc-rvn AHF^::: -ntlre eti,t«9 of Connecticut, Delaware,

chlo^ Pennaylvanlo. r.hode Island, Vermont, Virginia, .e.t
VlrijlnlR, anfl .leconsln.

, T fL-'ru r :'\J0T..: DtariB, er.re, oobs or other purte
.^ .^ebrlB of corTTTilF:;^ corn, sor^hams. and ^uAm ^ra,e
?exce-n Be J nnJ shelled liraln free f^^/^-^f^^'^J* °^ ^,J^i
- Vk^^ rtabrli): Mna bean-$ In the pod, green eneii

wn'^n thi^Mo? ti; variety ^nown «e cranberry or .or 1 1-
cu??urfli); be«te wUh topa; and rhubarb (out or pl.nts).

Provision 1. 'tAlAs. J^»ra, Coba or Other Pwpta or
lM»briB of Oo'-n. iiroom Corn, oiv.hum':.
ani' ^iidrtn ;'»rne!A Admitted under '.^lil n-
faptl >n qnr Trentmanl Cgrtlflonto.

^t»l<i8, e>ipa, coba, or other parts or ('.cbrl3 of corn,
Droom corn, nor..:hum. , hn' ^uc'.an t^rase tjrown In or shipped
froi the ar.ld Infe. ted areas Imparted aa auoh or an paoKing
or H3 contamln'tlon In ««ed or uholled t-^rnin, or otherwise,
will be ndiiltted Into the wtatc of California only -irovlrtlng
f.noh sf.liment or lot Is Rocoiapiinled by h certlflcte eltlxer
(a) 9l, ned by an ln.-Ji)fcct;or of the bureau of l-ntor.iolo^^y and
""lant iiarnntlne of the United Stntea Department of Aj'-rlculture
certlf;/lnj; that suoh m,iterl»I contained in the shlpraent or lot
hss bei»n dlalnfeoted or treated un<^er the eupervlaion of auoh
Inspector In nuch r mfiniier aa to pllraln; te all rlek of trana-
snlttVni: th« J.uro}>f«?vn corn l-orer, or (b) signed by the proper
offlolrl of the BtRtc of orli^m certifying thet auoh material
h.»3 been trcited unt'er official nupervlalon In a oi'mner nnd
by ,1 method approved by tne Director of A,/rloul ture. Juch
uertlflcnte ahflll aot forth tlie rsaterlals 'u*?ed, the doaac*
3cVie^ule tnc' period of exposure »».nd date and place of tre<BLt-
faent.

:"rovl3lon r. I.l:na 3eans, Oreen hell Pef»ng. Peeta.
•jfT^ •■■''•uberb Adnitted un'er Tn's-:)ect)Lon
Certlflcitd.

Ll-1? bcnns In the -)od; j,reen shell beana In the pod (of
the variety < -,ovn -^s crnnberry or hortlcul turnl) ; be^'te with
tops; and rhub^^rb (cut or plants) ^ro .n In or 8hl;?ped from the
sfild Infected areaa vlll be admitted Into th<» "^ta'te of C-.llfornl*
->nly ^nvldln.'; each ahlprnent or lot Is acconp^nled by a certi-
ficate st.^ned by nn Inspector of the !<ureau of H.ntoiaolo,:y nnd
Plant oia'^nntlne of the United litf^tefl Department of At-rlcultup*
or by the proper official of the state of orlijln certifying that
6uch mfxterlal contained In the ahlpraent or lot Iihs been In-
8- eoted nnd f )anc! free from Infestation by the European corn
borer.

Provision "5. cletin ^eed anC- Lie an ::hell»id Orain
b'nrcatrlcted

0 r«8trlctlins ape placed by thle Proclamation unon the
njveaent of seed '>r shellad grain froin reatrlcted pl^nta which

Is frep from fratjraents of cob una other plant (lebrls of corn,
broo"^ Qcrn, oor,.;hunn, o-r Judan grata.

Pro vl Minn 4. t.i-nufactiired or ?voqi)&p96 Prortuof ^^xerapt
from neatrlction.

o restrictions nre :^liic«d by this Proclamation upon the
moveraent of the rr^atrlcttia ; r-xluots herein (ieflned which ar«
".r->c««^e<^ or mnnuffcturad In such a m'.nner aa to •llralnat* all

:, er :■? carry In. . t'l.f- eat ..eraln uurant ■.••)ed fet^alast.

(...iiiil.

.I^Kr.l«TS

/•ll proi^uctB pdcls'.lble un<'er the foregoing- ->rnvlsi'^n8
rauet be h'el'J by coaion carrier cent nnd not delivered t-^ con-
Pl nee r.r r.;-ent until lns;>ected and lasfled by the Director of
A.-rlouMure, hl5 deputy o- (Je-utles, or by c duly puthorlzed
' -t -unrintlne officer.

::i..?':: -.lTio:i of vi.:i/^tioh3

"xoe >t fis ">r->vl(?e(? In th« foregolr.ij -^rovialons, «ny lot
or- sM";ient of comwot^ltlea or trtlclee irrlvlnt; In California
L- vl^i tlon of the prorlslons of this froclfimatlon, ehall
be l'Ti*»rl = tp"'y sent out ^f the stfito or t^eatroyed at the op-
tl n '^nr ex; pr)s>e of tho n^^ner or bailee.

, ^ . [ , , ■ - !• ,. .■"<J-:QT to CTHK;^ "UL'-:3 AS!)

TI

7 .e 4dnlB8lblllty Into the 3trae of Callfornl' of pny
nrof"uot or oomraoiUty covered by the foregoing orovlelone shall

be furtlier subject to the ^rovlil-'np of r.ny other '-u'^r-antlne
:»roclui.mtl>n o^^ HejiUl^-tlon n> • U. Toroe or which -any h^i-^fter
be ^ro^ul.inted.

All I'.eputles of the L'lreotor of A^jrlauiture *nd all -tst*
"l!-nt ..uir/ntlne Officers ara herobj ca;:ower«d to carry out
■1'. t'-,-= ^r«ovlslon>3 of this Proclcia''-tl3n,

4.

This ,unrflntlne ProclHiBPtlon Ho, 15 ()<•»! sed) •uparsedc*
6hill tsKe effect lm'!.ti('.lttely.

u

I>lr«otor of Agrlcultup«

.•ovornnr of the ivite of Cullfornla

■j:

, ;]o \w

F I I

^Xffiitiiic Brp.irtnifnt

^t.itc of (I.ilil"orni.i

L- ^. f.

/■. 1 L

.■- annual i^iai ricim f»< Cross Poll Oi^ll rili .
is yt3i>r Troai Wovnlmi Tltli to Noveq^lier 30t:.,

i lians in ttie Et .LLforaia ^>«jiric called

.11 uj »ake irtukt ever c. (.i-uution tiiey feel ■
-le for th i; lojst rwrtiiy orfunisetiona.

v., ,. driijn w:.

-i' entiixd." for domcBtic ^jur-yoses BiiC wljll be Kept

fjrefitly iijcreesed rorlc

.1 Vie* ^

: : , Gov (

itctti, no-x, tJierefor'-, I, ^-ulbert
'o rtfta of CtJ.it'ox* dti, do h reh"
jvumber 11th to 'Koventb*:,

L\ riTNi . ;■ , . , , : vo
hereunto set luy utuiu bnd
coUied tliC Upm.t teal of
tlie Etr-.te of C;:l±fomia
to be ef fixed tfds fourUi
day of Novewlkir, A. I'.,
one taoosanci uini Jiunored
fina forty-on0.

C-'voitior of C£j...i"p^-:.:e

ecret; ry ol' Etot.e

Q^:

'<' .

2:xcfutinc department

i^tntc orcilifornin

■; n:^.^]

-;be'r ^ A. ■ . ,

I

'^-

"M^Jj^to*

i'xrrumif Brpartmrnt

i?t.nf of Ciliforma

PROCLAMATION

Tha unity 01 the peoples of the Americas, TJc
and South, an i the unity of our own citizens la of
perarrount importance during this rar-tom era, for the
ireservatlon of .lemov-t! government anl the ultimate
peac"? if the world.

hates and prejudices which pit cluas against class,
race against ruoa and creed ajjalnst ci-ood have no place
In our dermcracy. Yet, 'proponents of disunity may be

to

round atteniptlnt^ to foment these nates and prejudices
&mon£ our citizens. .,e inuat ever be on our guard leat
thej niako some hea Ivray and disrupt even a small pert the
unity jf Duroose jf our people in preparing; for our
total dofenae, as -ell as glvintj full end complete aid
t • ti -ns fighting against the Axis powers.

aw Year's Day, even before Columbus discovered
i'.i .:,., wan 0 time Ibr frlonlly celebration amonc the
Indians In the .estem Hemisphere. For many centuries
the nlvent of the new year was observed as a special
occasion for apulyln, the spirit if tlie lood r.olchbor,
by n'an an.l women in the old world#

During the past several years. New Year's ! ay
has benn officially nroclaimed as "txood 'rol^hbor ;78y"
by a maj-rlty 0." the t^ovdrnors of the forty-eight states.
It has become an occasion devoted to extending hospitality
and good cheer to the unfortunates and b\iilc.lng good
will between all 'joooles.

to

r:ov theralore, I, Culbert L. olnon. Governor of
the itate of California, do hereby aroclaim Ner Year's
bay, 1^42, as '^Clooi liei^^hbor Jay" in Calirornia and
urge all civic, religious and r^trlotlc organizations
make plans for the yropor observfcince of this day. I
alsi urge tht. t the A:-:n'lcan 1 la$ be flown fror.: all sttto
county and munir-.ipal buildings as well as from all homes
as a public expression of determination on the pert of
our people to b-ln,: about a better un Jorstandlng, a
better living condition and a better guarantee for the
^rotoction, the wall being, the prosperity an ; happiness
of men, women and children. I also urge that all citizens
highly resolve that ""lood »elr,hbor Day" shall be observed
everj' day iirlng the year 1942, so that the unity of our
people shall be so stron,/, that no proponent of hat© and
pralullco can ^vcv oenetrate and llsi-apt the national
unity nreaent conditions demand,

IN VVmiEks WHEREOt, I have hereunto
set my hand ; nd caused the '}reat
.'•-eal of the ntate of California
to be affixed tills twenty-fo:rth
day of November, A. b., nineteen
hundred and f-irty-one.

J

"^^

J:

P3

i'xccutlDc department

^t.irc ofC.iliforiii.1

P K J C L A V. A 1 : 0 N

Uccenib'sr 15, 1541, marks the Seaqul-Contomilal of
the elopti.-)n by the ueople and Congress of the United
Stater, of the first ton unrindmenta to the Constitution —
known end revored na the Ulll of Rights. lor a century
ani a hclf. It haa stoo.l as the charter of the liberties
of the AmerlcHn people. It Is not only a part ol' the
Conatltutlon; It la tho soul of that Inraortol dooui'ient.

Ihe Bill of nit^hts e
which the founders of our c
revolittlonary sacrifices we
atl )ri3 have sare£,uardod the
tod&y to renew our loyalty
e4uullty upon which they ro
freedom of speecli, freedom
ess9inbly--theaG are the pll
of liberty under law.

stabllshed the froeaoms for
ountry 3trut,ulad and for which
re made. Succeeding gener-
ae froodoms. It inspires us
to the principles of human
St. I-roedom of worship,
of the press, freedom of
lars which suataln the temple

On this one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of
the aioutlon of the Rill of nij^hts. It is fitting that
Americans rededlcate theciselves to the maintenance of
these freedo.-na, particularly becnuse this anniversary
comcn at a tlno when ,,an4^,Btor8 abroad are determined
upon abolishlnjT those freedoms and establishing tyranny
and human slavery.

Af;alri.>;t such attempts from within or without our
countr-y, the American people raunt stand fir;;; and be
proper^l to flt,ht and maK-o all necessary sacrifices.
True Americans of all races and creeds, regardless of
political affiliatlona, welcome the opportunity which
the Sesqul-Centennlal of the Bill of Rights affords
them, to reaffirm their devoted loyalty to the fun lamontal
principles of personal liberty and human equality
embo iled In our Bill of Tii^ts.

In observance of this determination, and also In
view of the events planned by various organizations
thrjughout the State of California, the period from
December t>th through December Ibth should be designated
as "Bill or liights uaya".

NOV. TUERU OEE, I, Culbert L. Olson, Governor of
California, do hereby proclaim the period from December
0th through December Ibth as "Bill of Rights Days". I
urge all schools, collages and universities to ^^Ive
special instruction in their classes as to the meaning
of our 3111 of Rights. I further urge all civic.

"4^^*'

£xc[unvic Bcpartmtnt

5t3t[of€aliform.i

Pai^e '-i"

^tImov. to oonluct •^P«<^^f ."^^J^,^^ a celobr-Htlon ol the
Observance of the J^^'^^^^r^^^^.Tatltutlon ol the, anltod
nrst ten r.mondn.«nta ^^^.^^^J^ ^^m of Rights.
States, known &^ the Am 1 1 oai

rhr^fe^t'eaf o? the State of
tne io«»|^ affixed this

first day of r-ecembor >-'>•»
nln teen hundred anJ iorty-

one.

r>fv

Tjovemor o.

.«j^g*

i'xffutliif Bfpartincnt

^r.irrof(l.iiiform.i

->r our- ■■■aunt

1 -Centennial of
'f the United
' 'latltutian -.
- - '^ "-ritury

-Jftles
-1 the

iP'tnient.

..Ich

'- iiiUiitiaJ^

"Q3 an

■VQlcorao ti.,
the Bill
•evoted loyai

'oefty an..! 'hi.

"•'Ut our
■ id be
• y-'cririces.
'■ecotdle^js of
'tunity Which
•'-■' tifforda
fie fundar-

ii«.

"J-Q PoMod from

designated

peclft '

■; i?^ Hit:

r,'"^S93 as to the

'h Jovsrnor of

raeaxiln^'

>i«ri PHc

■ PKINTtI

^xccutiDc Bcpartmrnt

^tJtc of Cilifornhi

1 meetlnt

■ei'vici

IW WIT- ,

the 1;

Cul ■

Ml-.. - -■'^. ^4. ^■..

nlMe?:'"jn rmndre

my imnd and caused

1 :-f M-c 3tnte of

,.nj 3

Govis'TTioj' of JaTlf I'rr.la

_J

^xcfutJDf department

^t.itc of (»:.ilifori)i.i

n^^^g^"' ^*='«'«/of State

i3 hiia buen
nclan In tha

ll iiii, J ^^i ic,
rnlfi be enll.

t ho
V, -

c

i

i:xc[Utivic department

5tatc of djlifomia

FILED

in lilt office of the SecrtUrv of Statt
C? TUL STAT^ 01- CALIFORNIA

DEC 9- VJ:!

piintti "> •

fxccutioc department

::c>r.irc ofCilifornu

Jrotot.

frtmtlJ iff I >

(AlHAMIKff,

<«i^K

£xcfumic department

:r»tJtc of (I.itifonii.i

or

f xcfunvic Bcpartmcnt

^t.Uf of dnlifornu

-/,-

■ lUCC U.-li ■-■Z'lji-.Z

;!' the Lt:^-.te oi"
Cv lii'oniiu to be affixed
ti'.iE < tJ: c.ny of Leco.-'jer,

/> -^

ixccutioc Bcpartincnt

5t.itt of dlifornu

FILED

Id the offfct of the Secretary of Sute
OF fKli sTATt OF CALIFORNIA

DEC 12 1941

P AU LJ^, Secretary of Sute

1 0 .1

■nin;; a^ort;

;jorboard

■ \l..]LnJ>, p.\port)(.A^rd is ;:uinuracturocl from v.-asto :aper,

iicliidea olii iici/B.xi;""
■nd irerior;!.! c- nt<jnt

•i'vi ",'. "izlnorj, until corru 'ftted

apor basket:

:inJ

: , , 1, , ■• • ice .'.dir-inistration in ' aah-

iiV^ton a.lvi;-.e;j Lii.a, itijiurit L':ir-,ju-; uwi-ilis of this v luable riw
M.itoriil ii burned by r^ovirtimental aijonoias^ business establish'

,.tL^ci, it is 'ibsolutoly ottCfes^Ary X.hix\.

.ir n.-iion::] dofcaso.

.iper

,.i>>ViLi;, ±, Julciort w. wlion, tovornor of the
t ' .i, in thv! intt;i*ost of m.tional defense, do

hbvtiiij ,.:-oc;i_L;ii t WHSte p;iper :"horta -e in the State of California,
and Ui-;:e ill county and municipal jiuthorities, business i;istituti ns,
hotel and apartment hniso owners ouid house rives to ccnaorve for
-lufuase piir-oiJO, all thoir waste paptr and 1 also uri^o chfi.ritable
or ;ci.ii::ation3 i^nd waste ;>apor dealers in ttie Jtcite to put every
■ ■ ' rt behind tlie leathering of v.-^ato paper iso thiit it ciiri be

led into a necessary defense. I also; cjill upon the upprop-
ri.iLc oo;.Ti:iittoes of tl.o state ;.ad local council; of -lufunse to
coopttrate in furthorin^', this order.

L; , IxilijJj ..:!^;i:iUi% I have
hereunto set my })and and
caused tlie Profit .Jeal of the
State of California to be
affixed this eleventh day of
;>ecember, A. ')., nineteen
hundred und forty-one.

^vernoi" of GailfoV-'tia

Jocret-ii-y of . t'lte

-"■^S?*-

/ ^

/

1374

ixcrunvic Bcpartincnt

State or (I.iliforni.i

.: fJ

FILED

ill th« office of thf Secretary of State
Of THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA

DEC 12 1941

PAUUfgCK,Secr*taty ofSute ,

i

' ik-,a.,.'uj, for the i>ast four yeax-a tho p.,.»lu« .,oce„iber
luis been obsurveU Lhroujjhout various ..estern otatea

.i., ;.ul; ' <)i- uoti, and

', \\:^i<ou..:., c^t tills Eouson of the year everyorio should
bo .aado more acutely .viare of the plL^ht of tiieir less
fortunate fello\ ni n :Jid wonian, and

...i^iUi.S, we CRii ill count and sliare our olessings by
c/dlinj' Ui)on eacli other ami our rof-fxictlvc business houses,
clubn, sooietias and i)rivi<to wolf .«s or^,.-Jiizatlon:- to obourve
tl.o wuok beforo :hriatf.ias, ly/tl, for this puri.ose, I, Julbert
:. .l;,on, kjvonior of the .jtite of Califonla, do offici.J.Iy
procliilni the period 'Jeco,;:ber lB-25 na lielp Thy I'ltji^hbor . ook
and call uijon all citiv.ons to (iavise w lys and nioans of v-uttin^
the deservin.^ jobless to work and otherf<ipe helpiu', the less
fortunate fii.ioiv; u? so thK.t tl:oy and tht;ir loved ones will
ft'oy -1 're;>ter rio-ipiire of I'conoirlc security in which all

• ■ . ' ; ■ ' ;.r«.

17. ., ■ ' .., L^>/, "I have hereunto
sot ii\y h^ind and c used the Oreat
.'.leal of the litate of California
to be affixed this eighth day
of :)eca:'ibor, •^. '")., ninetee:
hundred and forty-one.

,/•

^ A>.-'-->

".ovui'iior of C

lu.ifbr.i

isT

TTi^iiT :

jocretary of Jtate

f^g^

^xcrumir f>fpartiiicnt

ir»t.nf of (Tnlifomia

^xcfutiiic department

:r»t3tc of (lalifonihi

*. nn iiun

nVWUl^

r

^xcrutiDf department

^rotf ofeoliforni.1

■jii.

virt-im «f' fi,::" "■^"» Oov?mjr of the
yirtuo of t^o power and Buthoritv 3n

ia.ornla. .io noroby Convene the Lei,iala?ure
to meet »nd aaasiublo In ©xtra-
a.o, Cal3^fomia, on Friday, the
.u» Tnou8t.nd Urine Hundred and Forty!
• • ). ""If^iai, for the following

the fo lov,int. Bubjecta, t it:

h"l'^ augteontlng

, "': ■ . — - ---, -nd ort,bnl-

no; nlnety-thiiM r.nd ninolv-
-^tlons 3i;l, 540, aJb,
Coda, with r^s ;act to
tfite

-o' "-I'itint;,
In I ten 21,:

>"sl xi^.,:i i^^iaiation autiiorizin>;
^unti««. icltl-,". nnd clt.K.3 and

'UbHc

V^

- , I hhva
t my htnd
•'■aa caused the Grant
■ni*l of the State if
^ ' nla to be
■ - ' i.- . this aixt
"•• y oi ;'ocQmbnr, . .
' :•* i'iiouat.nd Nine
andrad and I-orty-vi.

^iijCx V^-5t^

~^

f;;::i':,: •-" "•• t.». „„„.

FILED

to the office of the SecretAry of Stale

OF Ha. '.lAl ,• or CAilFORNiA

' 1941
_^ ' -'- ■ ^ - ^tetaryofState

■xcfutinc Bcpjrti)icjit,i^4^^.^ '

--ratrofenlifornia t/^'f'^ k

- 1941 DEC 9 A,'/, iO 39

■ ■'Jtuurity
, ^. ' 'C £tate

-L ti>.vjf,.i.;t?ntj, Callfjrn-
Dpe^,ub^r. 1941, tt 11 ..iclicl?

'■"t-'WUi<

Culbert, _

ipior I,

u'

i'^ I vt-t^j in oic- by
t for t?ie eonvenin- of
' ^'^r^r do ir. s ray

e able on
"-i--' *:., --^itiontl

hi"i^F°f *^^ Legisleture to
•DJ^ct#, in addition to the
nil pPoclEination, to vit:

ie|lsl. . ... , ^
. -^ cuiJiL/, dtstrii;t, ur otnor n„"v,n .
Uc funu. .nd to expend, ise, or "^ ^'
^^rop-.rty or personnel to'rr.eet
, ''^litcry,; nava or air stt.ck.
ie^Mi^te n.-tl-.riai or loc'i
.. — -- ot3h?T liiflltitions. T.iis
icttlon cr tli^ third subj^t in ^'L
- In-^-der th^t legisl tionty"'"

nc r^.tiiieci by the

"rtr- i^";J'' -P^rove or reject county
tr.r, hmendmenta submitted to.

electors lunaer Section 7i of
■?•' "J??.*^^ fiPprove or reject

lectors

a..o„ ,vL ..iy n.-ria ^n^ Ci used
'« Cc.^.o^ni£ to be tffixed

this hineteenth day of
Dccejb-r, A. D, frinc-tei
i^un-.rod end Furt'-onc

CalT^-oVnii

St..te

^xcfutiOf ©cpartincnt

^t.irrof(r.iiiforiii.i

:. OCLAM/^TION

-t^

resident i-r
lli, lih2, 1 1; sued
Germfjns rnd ita
who nre not cltl
Certifier! tes of
Justice has set
^'^^■n>' 1, I9h2. fo
I Icr^tl m lunjoso

■fin,ain Lelano hoosevelt. on JanuPt^ //

Hans, fourteen .years of a-^g or ovpr '

Tdentlllcntlnn. The Le;,8rtnent of

the period from Februnry 2 th?o.^J ^eb-

t^'«se aliens to
In "Ufornla.

resistor for Identx-

^ro,™ ;n're:"' ■^ ^^-l-irements of the Identification

the

( ) All siich alien:- must file p airptinnc ^it^i
- r-loa it^m i-ebnj.ry 2 through P'ebrua?^ ??' ^"'^"

must be

Api)licntinn;: lor
filed at I'lrst or

Ffr^^J^S?^®^ ''^ Identiflcatl n

any such

their ai

lei'^r.is^'r'?fon''ReL°?.^t'"^H%S'^%'nr^^'^ '^^^'^ ^^^"^

ol their fJnlTy or\'"?r?^L''fr J.^"^ ''^^ '^^^ « member
cannot .'.ri??, (hey arf ad5i4? S%'^'^ "^^^^^- ^^ ^hey
Who ..rites nlainlj. 5 .^h „ ' ^^^^ pneone with them

ti;^i^,^ -- -rice^.?;i'^,::!rs;e^^K ^-^^-^^^

t.heir

he :.ost Office cr^r^n^'^^nl^^^^ l^h^2''''^^H '^^^^
ccent.nnc;^. I. ciiitnte delivery and

tH^ ','i '"" '^^Qulrenents should involve no pxipho* «■„
the nilens e>-.ceot for the ^hntopmnh., rt i '^ *^® ^°

assist the alien as much as possible. '

£xccutiV)c Bcpartmciit

5tatc of Ciliforma

PROCLAMATION

(w) 'icxnplete printed liustructl ns ior filing
i Trtiorif^ .'ire nvr liable at all post offices.

. , / , In vlev* of these facts, I, culbert

[.. ll^on, uovrinior of the rtste of Califor-nla, do hereby
jixnclat'n the 'lorlod of l-ebn.ai-y 2 tnro.gn i-ebruf ry (,
l;>i:2, as Alleia F.e.^lstr^tlon Period for the nurpose of
securL'ig Certificate: of Identllicstl n. I uige all
Gernan, Ttpllan and Jn.ianese r-llens, fourteen years of
B!y,e or ov-^r, to comply* with the requirements of the
i-edernl iovei-nrnent within this time.

IN ..'ITNKGL, Ani.'nj-^A- , 1 have
hereu-.to set my hand and
c.-iused the arerit seal of
the ::tcite of :allfornla
to be affixed this tir.enty-
eighth day of January,
.A. D., nineteen hundred
and forty-two.

pTtnitd I

^KfutiDf i?)fparrniciir

^t.ur of (I.iliforiii.i

ii k A i:! A r ION

-,..^^.. *, "^^ *''*'^ '^ lTi,)0.sln? a severe tax upon our <-^ '
productive cfi,.acltles nnd u, on our nnt.iral i-eso;rces.

The ODnrrer-vstlon and tlie prudent utlll7«tinn

°'^r"."^'.^!:L\r''l^"'^^^ ^^^'^^^ «^ gSarLportan^e'""
»..iist .t r, leclally oDterved now.

>-<,. „* *'''^"^ eduGMtlonfd activities of ttie Stete

tne CrilUornIn >.nnrervatlon Council and various
federal «nd rlvlc or-a;,lzatlons hnve. In tlrHast
served well to Ir.nre.r citizens v.lth'the S ^ortance

eek" Vn^«'^- J" '"-^ ""''''^ ^""^^ "^'onserva^Ion
; , van a^-aln be obr.erved In March at a tl-iP
including .rbor i .■, r-na ut^,- ^^^l ti^^^tsy,

I epR" «. onlic^/!;^"^"' ^^^ 'J^servance of "Conservatism
i.eeK a.'su;!.eE a new and oven greater l.-portsnce.

NOV, THI-;F-.i:;FO;£, I, Culbert L, Ol'ion flnv-
en: .r of California, do hereby .roclalm the Seek

^^^^^'''''i V ^^^^' «^ "C .nservatlcn eer"\n
?niJf I"^^?; '""'^ ' "'-^^ ^Idesnrend observance and
r>artlcM:)'tlon t).\ all citizens.

IN uiTNliSS W KRkOI- , I have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great real of
the state of California
to be affixed this twenty-
seventh day of Jpnuary,
'"■■' L,, nineteen hundred
and forty- two.

Governor o:

Ifomla

l<Q-v^

^mmm Brpartmcnr

^Mtf of(I,ilifornij

"v<'

^fiOCLAMATlON .... ^

^

designated as'rlxtT??f' ^f ^'^^ry 4 has been

eooperntlon v Uh" ?he JeaS^"" Association in ^
orPranLzatl.ns of this sLte.- ^d "' '"' ^^"^"^^^

event is to'^^^i;'^';,."^^^^^ ^^ this natl.n-v.ide
worke-^s In v- 1 '^^otect soldiers «5pnnvo .,
gonon^i? .;ni ^"^^^^^^^s from s^h!ui°I^d^"'

toward ■•thf^fl''i!2fjlattentl,n Is being directed

to concontn tl ■n-nfl^l/^J'^ ^^eas adjacent
indue,, ,,.1 centers? ""^'^ ^"^'^^^ ^'l In wir

^L'^^!^^^^™ S^^Califo/^S"^^ ^ Olson, Gover-nor
^ednesday, lehr>ary T^lU ^° ^^^^by proclain
l^ny and do herei-v ur^^ t^it^' ^^ social Hy^'lene
Of Calirornla to^iJ^gvf thJ^'S^^ of the^S

loss to the natlon?s%\1iiKr,l-,and^p^^vent

IN V.ITNESE ^.HEREOF. I
have hereunto set my

Gi'eat seal of the ^tatP
Of Califbrnia to be ^'^

day Jl'rf ^^ tv.enty-rirst
aay Of January, ;i. r

f"o?fy!?;o^"^^^ "^-^

ila

Cal If orn

uccret^ry of""- 1 ate

?

«^.

t'Kfumif Bcpartmrnt

:?f.irf ofe.iliforni.i

--'^^ht-ti^l^L

'"fheo'r ' ^ ^ n

■■' . 'AL, our troops- and allies ivlll be
nofir-tened and our enei; ies dleturbed by puolic
■voi^al of our unity of purporo In mnttci-s
. ertnmln,- to n- tlonal clofense nnd th ■ hcrlth

'""' t •■••■-■,, I Culbert L. OiEon.

«yernor of Craifornla, do her-by .roclalm
iildr.y, ^nmwvy ^oV , ly],2, an occasion for

,UMn^: express i-ni to our wortL^.-e natl nai unity
b holding ;iatrlotlc iro^rfOTs In fcMooIe
the-tre.s and oth.r place? of public gathering.
.^ivinc p-rtles In homes, attendln- dinces. and
T'^J;'^^. oth-f peei:.ly «ay celebretln,'^ the sixtieth
i'lrt-.dry annlvots'^ry of Tetldent i-rrniclln
lOlano ioosevelt, ConrnHnder-in-Q lef of the
..nUed ^tnter;, and sponsor o, the fight against
Jt I'M. til- -i-.lyv.ls.

IK ITU. ._._, ... . .,,r , I have
hereiiiito set a;y hand and
caused the areat real of
the rtnte -.f .>.iifnrnla
to be affixed tMp t;'.enty.
third dav of J; nLiar7,
A. L., nineteen hundred
anid forty-tv.o.

^j

iovemor o

OCT etnry of ::tate

'Aiii.V

-^

i'xccutaic I?>cpartmfnt

^ratc of (r.iiiforiii.i

fie ^/

P E 0 C L A MA T I .

_ni'.lvLjAS, the Comress of the [inltP>ri ci-ei-^^ v,

. . -eur. n;^ •^{'•yli^^^ saving tlrie as of
..-u; :..m "^"^"^^^ -'» l:^'i2, Pdvancin- the clock one

■^ctl n it
time :je unlion
ftnd the cltlv

;.u''AS, in the Interest of our defen^^p irr,-
iv. vltPlly Irportant thnt d^vllS? s^vln^
'U.y observed L/ aii industrv • "

'■^norrUy for the duration

uuElness
of the war.

-'!■ the • ti^to'of'r.i'i'V.^',^' !:"l^ert L. oison. Governor

■ 'r or unil cJ;4eS'''of '"': ''" ^^^^^^tlon^of the
.urinesB rir-s -ii ct = t^ ^I v* ^^^ Industrial and

Ii<

hereunto set my hand and
Cfiused the Great seal of
the i^.tnte of California
to be affixed this tiventv-
fourth df.y of J- nuary
A. '.■., nlneteon hundred
and forty-two.

^"^^^h^ii'ttMw^

ecretsry'orzZate

pttnifd I

• ■■HI* tTAta ^HiniriMi. orrifk

/^c^V

ISb

f-r-.

^xccutiuc department

i?t.itf of dliforiiij

PAlJLi

C L i-

■M

tfit'::

iiur-

. the r-er-ident or the ii ited .,-^- ■
sjnnt to nhe elective Trftlnln nnQ Venice 'crol l^i u

Mn tl'^^V^*^^"^^ n utdor seid ;ct shell trke ;ilr.ce In the

thP h^,.;3''^^^ "" ^■''^ ^^^^ ^^^ ""^ hebrmiy, 1^1.2. botv^een
Lne murr nf :^^ r-..-., ^.n^; y-.o^ p.sr:.; end

Thnt ever:y mrlo flMzen of the nnlted ftates. and
f^V Tk^V^~?" ler. Idln,- in the continental 'Jnited states
or In the Territory nf Mnivnll. ^lerto Ic^., or the
en Itory of Alej^ica ioth.ir th;.n .--rs^onc exempted by
£ectl;.n h (-,) of L'le ; elective Trnlnlnf- nnd rcrvlce Act

l^'!u, fls nD:toded, or o.y recti r. =uJ of the Coast
.rjr,ra AuxUlar;; Pnu 'cserve /ct of i^),ij is reoiLied to

;o*T!!, r ■''^^■'r ^•^^'"•'^ " "^'^^^ desU-n-ted r-e,MFtrntlon
Mit?^ ,!^^Vk'^'-^^^^'? -^'^^l-ce local board liavirt^- jurls-

iV^^'.^hw P.^^'' ''•.*'''• ^" "''^^^ ^^ ^^« "I- pomnnent home or
In .'.hich ^s -ay hap;,jn to oe on thpt dr." If—

"nd
It

(r-i , .ch 0 rf:on
hns at'r 'ned his 2uth
re Irter-jd under the :
;f 1^1 ^, .-s r^r-enaed.

on >r ^fore .tJce.Tuer jl, lyul,

Irt'iday and has not h'ir-etnioic

el;;c*lv-i f :^ iP. ' ond ^er\lcc '

o.jen
ct

I

':;r£,on on . eceir^ber ,-1, ^.^,1, hrm '^tt;; ; ad
oLi. bn;lvciE;iry of Lhe aay of : Is bi. th pnd -nd
ii>th annlverssry of the dav of .^.li jlrth
, 1^1,2 and haf .lot heretofoi-e been re-^irtered
lain In.' pnd ."-ervlce .'.ct of Ijho, rs

,. t.hFit the duty of nny nerron to pre? on t

l: xOi in.. :i:u,r;t ti re-lftrrtl n In sccoxOmce „lth
itivl.iue- iir-^Glpir.f»tlon Ijr^ued under the rnld 'ct shall
1: : oclainfitl >n.

thu t..ent,
;.ot nttalned the
on ; t3bruHry 1
iJii'ir.r th*' f elective
• ;.u:i J : 'rovlaed,
hli;

ihat a ,)>;ri,on tUv^Ject to iep;lstrf.tlin p.,r;v rtitrleter
filter the dn.v fi.w;d for rc-lFtn>tlon in c.ife hp If jrovnted
iror re-lstering on that day bv clrct.n^tr.nceF beyond "Is
control or becpurc he Ic not nrerent In the united it.-te-
the Territory nf "awall, uerto r.lco, or f^ie rr-ltory " '
ol /larKa on thrt dry. jf h(; Is not In the Jnited .tates
Of the rrltory of Hawaii, tuorto llco, or the territory
01 ir.fKa on the lay fixed i or repl$trrtl n t :t subpen ,enUv
ont-r.' rmy of fuch pi- ces, he shall v.lthln five drys after

i-repent hliurelf lor -nd juunlt to ref.-lEtratlon
aeslf^mted reglstrat} m official or rel.ctlve
bor^rd. If ho If, In the hi ted itiites or In
of Hrivnll, ^uci-to iico, or the 'en Uoiy of
day ri ed for- registration but because of
beyond his control is mable to present hi: -
to re''lEtrf.tl,)n - -• - ■
rlble after the

£ich entrance
Before a duly
service l.ical
thti on Itory
Insica on thb
cl rcMmstanc-E
EC If for
do Eo as

and subn.lt

eoi^n "s :nr

ceases to exist.

on th?t dry, he r.hall
cause for such Inability

i'xcfuriDc Brparrmcnt

^r.itf orCiliforiiia

- L? A li A T I 0 N

— ' —

n.fa!i effective Rnd r<,wij)iete re-lptr- ri n;

: t to

! 1

, • - ', ;overr:oi- of the
' oclaln Hs iollofts:

2-,

■:jj^|^.^.^i,-?u:;,^t^S^f.e'-i::--S---

onr^elr'^'U^';'^^^:.,^' is Important th.^'L^ese

'■•^Uronu.; ;;hi^i^'^^^,^^ri^ to^l^c^liS 'Sri^^nV^^tSi
r .cl..mntlon oi the .rerldent of the nited frte^ S

t'forP n ^ Ion. ";•''• T ^^^■^"''' «^ ^»^e al^f've stated dntS

■v^^^o-^

^xcfutivic department

iDtatc of (I.iliforni.1

- - d L k t ILl 1 :ili

publicize the Toclnmatlon or the ;refldent oi the United
1 tf.tas nna tJi., roclr,mhtl..n oi the rrovomor of the r tate
of CalLfornl.-i pnci the selective .' ervlco l.e". Ir'tlons In
ev.-i.y neivj-;;upcr nnU p : lodlcal and over every brondcast
facility .-.Ithln their rer.ectlve Jurisdictions.

., . cm u^jon all olflcerr oi the itr.te of (.; 11.-
onilri i-.nd rolltlc^l fubdlvlElons thor-eof to orforn whatever
;jcts may be required to Inrure rei-'lstr: ti -n ouisu^nt to
the ''rorldi?nt»F f'rnclnnntlon nnd the ffrended .'elective
vrnlnin- snd £ervlce ,'>ct of lyl-o i^nd to perform r-uch
son. i OGE .vlthoiit poy,

). : c- 11 uiion the .)eo')l . m the . tate of California
to r.ntrlLute whatever .'r rvicer may be required of t»-e' to
inpuro thjr. the .uoclPnmtl.n of the ro- ! lent '>f the
'.,'.ted r.raet; If CPTTled Into efiect.

IN MTN'jiJ »-.?|;ir,LJl, I have
hereunto set ray han.i rji .
caused the arept ceal of
the LtDte of CMlfornia
to be sfilxed this nlne-
te.;nth day of Jaruery,
n.d., nineteen Munted
and forty-t».o.

^rr^Wv

C_^

-«-<— ^_

C^

Secretary of !: t?';'te

^^

^xcfutilif ©cpartmcnt

^tntc ofenlifornij

p R

C L A ,N! A T

FILED

•" "^ *''«" of (F>, Sccrrf-.ry of -

Ol Ih. Sbl. of Oii.0.-T.ij

J.V» i 71940
PAUL F^^SccrcUr/ of State

v.h:J.;j»tj •;. •xtmordlrtary ooo«slon has apisen and
i-ic» fljilBte raqulrlnf tiict tha Laglaletupa of tha ^tata of
Cellforr;le ba oonvener^i

N V,, TSCSFMoFli. (- culbapt f,. :-laon, Covapnor of tha
•.tcte tif California, by vlrtuo of the pcwar ant' euthoplty In
lao vastod l;\ :«otlor Si of Aptlole V of the Conatltution of
the State of Celifornin, do haraby oonvana tha '.aglalatura
of the .. tat<) of Cpllfornlu to maat and aaaambla In axtra*
ordlp^x-y saaslcr. at Secramanto, Celifopnla, on Saturday, tha
17th day of January, Owa Ihouaand KliM Ifundrao end lorty-
Tvo, at ^ o'clock, ;•, ji, of said day, for tha follc«lnA
purpoaaa anu to lajilalato upon tba following subjaota, to witi

1. To oonaldar anfl act upon leglalatlon authorialne
tha CltjT end bounty of ^oa iranolaou to gvnt to th«j United
&tataa of iiserioa, for the uao of tha iiary lapartiaant of aaltf
nltac otfctes, tllla In fee to thoa<. tide antf autaarcad lands
haratoforo crantad b? the State to aald City and county by
Chapter P12, rtatutea .f 1933| conaenting on behalf of tha
. tate to the ooqulaltlcn of aald lands by the United Statea
ant rtjaorTlnj to the ; t«to the power of taxation »nc\ the au-
tiiorlty to aerve civil anr orlolnal prooaaaf and confairlni;
upo;i tl:6 "nltac v'^tatee ttte powera no« had by aald city and
county to ralae, fill, and reolala »ald landa and for that '
purpoae to uredt* aalo lanc.a and aubinerged landa adja««nt
tiicreto*

a. 7o eonalder and act upon leglalatlon provldlna
for wafo end aalary deductlona for the purchaae of United
Statea ftavlnge ; onde or almllar obllgatlona of the United
wtatea for public offloera and employaea of the State of
California, oountlea, cltlea and countlea, eltlea, aunlelpal
corporatlona, political aub-dlvlalona, public dlatrlota and
of other public agonclea of the State of California,

S« To oonaldar and act upon leglalatlon making
county probation offloera and auperlntendenta of atate
correctional aohoola ell£,lble to aerve, without additional
co;npf>n8ctlr»r., aa mombora of tliC Youth Correction AuthorltT.

IS ftiTfn-:&.v AhTiPROF, I have
i: ireunto eat oty hand
and cauaed the Great
Seal of the :^tate of
California to be
affixed thla seventeenth
day of January, A, I ,,
One Thouaand i;lne Hundred
and Forty- two.

VTKtTi

'^•ifijtfJi^^^i^^

Mr riiNTta

i'xcrutiDf Bcparrinrnr

M ii I i 0 .V

■* ^ ^ •• ii

FILED

ia Uk office ef tlu SeaeUry of SUtc
OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNU

DEC 1 0 1941
EEK,Stcrtt«ryofSutr,

■ . -' . t..' O {,-1 ,• . ■

.. r. .... .:t..,.,,„,., .^,^, ,^, H^rn^J-^ "J^"«"«<1 to buILi our own

l.^nJ erul cnusej ti'.o -»„.,+
^oal or tl;o , t.U of ■ "

^ io thirteenth lUv of

•<Jcrut!»r/

t.-.te

'•^^

^Kfutaic department

:?t.nt of e.iliforma

V-

>^;r-Cy^

O

i'xcrutiDf Brparrmcnt

^ratf of California

FILED

Ui I Oh iTATt Ot aUFORNIA

MAf? 2 - 1942

PAUL P£i^SecreUryc

■rsiat
uctr

^< 0-. oenlerou i.. vilifornlat ,-

< — e~-^'

/^/^

88^T

^Kcutioc Bcpartinciit

^tattordaijfornia

Wl fHIi bTATE OF CALIFORNIA
PAULPa5»(,Sec,ei.,yofState ^

i^^s^lh^o

f xcfutitic Bcparrmcnt

^tJtc of California

ffimltJ in <j<iir<-aNit »t*tk Hhmin. oprtfk

^xccumic Bcpiirtmciit

-:r>tatc of California

^..V-A-x

i'xcfutiDc Bcpartnicnr

i?tatcof(:f:nliforiii.i

i^^l'^Vlt^

f'"'^-'y^iSt,(^

l.\

rAXyA.

'-<-^C.

£xccutiDc l?>fpiirtniciit

ir»tatc ofdjIiforni.T

n

-cJZ-- *S^^^-«_-^^

frtnlrJ m ■ m iftr-f stmi riti-JTiNit iipviri

139?

/ 3 /(o

a:xc[untic Bcpartmcnt

^taic of dalifornia

iy

J

.Tjnorc*'

1 . -t-

li; . .;t
•iverto

^'

'■jSUf^

'-^K^j^c^d

<«ii@»

ifxccutmc Bcpartmcnt

^mrrofenlifornij

:^.

r-.v-

:i^

circmii.

author it J' an ;
•cLion 7 of the Canstitutl ;
'sey th£at. tho laws are iuit..-
'i,uost tl^fit appropriate law enforce-

It M««.«F.»lAIt FIINTla

^xcrumic ©cpartincnt

iDtatc ofCnIifornin

n

Koj^lL .

14. Htui -■■•>. "ij! i.riMK.V M MtHMt.tlAli PKINTH

^

txcrutiiir Bcpiirtmrnt

^tJtf orCL.iliforiii.1

i'xccutivjc ©cpartmciit

^tatt of Cilifornia

^*-

-^^..

xr

i'xccutuir department

^tatc orejlifornia

/K«A/t^

y

■ .riili..r II MiUiNi-.fiATK MtNTIm

0}

^xcrutiiir Bcpartincnt

i?t.ur of California

.PRQCLAilATIOI^,..

■ ■ ■ , .'lo I.p.tlonnl Boys and Clrla V/eek CommUtee has

selGcted the week or April 2iith to May 2nd, 1942, Inclusive.
lor the twenty-3CC'>;ic] tuir.ual obaorvance of "BJYS /w.'^ iXi>LS

tlirou --Jiout-. iho United Stntes; and

ulIl'RLAS, tho objocts of this week are to awoken an
Incrcaaln; number of adults to the 1-.y,o and opportunities of
hclpln:: youths; to -ive Impetus to yerr-round prora'is and
character buildlnj activities lor the general welfare ol boys
and :lr]a and acquaint the public with a-oncles aorvin - t^.ls
purpose; to enphnalzo the Importance of education and the
coinplotc development of boys and -.iris, physically, mentally
and spiritually, callinj attention to duties In the home, the
scliool, and tho church in this developnent; to instill in
boys and ;;lrls lovQ of country, and a realization of tho
"^"'"'"'^ "'" i'^' ponriibllitles of citizenship; and

.... ,.:,, boyn and jirla need tho help and encoura<:omont

o! every connunity and every or rnnlzation in t}-.o.lr jharacter
ouildin; ond their conft'onco in the future of our Republic

a-.d Ita il(»)-ior;ratlc processes; nn:^.

. .i.L., to win the war onr nlao the pea.:e '"or the
domocracie-s in tho present International conflict, we .mist
have noi only l->ottor amloa and nnvies, but better boys and
;lrl3 an v:oll, and the chnroctor bulldlui^ of our youth nuat
not be no .loctod even while we ore roqulrec' to give so much
t.nou :ht and ener.iijy to v/innln.'; the war.

Crliiorni
with

■ , I, Cnlbert L. Olson, G-overnor of the State of
I, call upon all tho citizona of California to join
iho.ge of tho other ata'es in tho obaorvance of Boys and
Girls '.oek durln tho wool: of .'.prll 25th to May 2nd, 1942.
inclusive, wMch I do horoby proclaim as Boys and Gi^ "
in Iho ;:t,aie of California. jr tui j..

^Is " eek

IN WITir:i-;^ wiv RRO!., I >,ave here-
unto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to bo hereto affixed this
third day of April, A. D.
one thousand, nine hundred
riri!'. forty-two.

Sacr< tary of State

^xcfutitic department

c<[ar[ of£jlifornia

i .pro.- In i : . , ;•
ia . ..Ijof .eo] "j and

Or' O

rao :1A.7ATI.3?I

1-- L^:i:t:

' '' '" ' ■'■' ' '" ■■ -il 19th as

'' " '"' ■ ' ^'' stronrhold of remocracy
rly five yearn brnt-elv

'ventJmJr

rms

■:""-u OMsly Lo
es- eiitj " : .

>o:ovcit'o aolerm aaaortion that "it is

1942 to DO --ov

-.r

:, ull.ort ■ . ]:-,on. Govemoi
.'foolaijn t}>« \io^\: of <■]■]]
'- nok'', n,

aiforn^n to oboc-rvo thi. wook nn one ,:,vot'v: to ssouri:
as.i8tnr,c. to ..L. ,..0,!. v ' i . ,, ,hoir pUfiht.

-f ..IT;.-,SS iVl RHOF I have horoufto
8«t my hnnd and caused the
Great Seal of the State 01'
■-nliforni(i to he affixed this
oevBnth dftv of April, A. '-,
■ '• -mdrod a: U i orty-two.

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t'Kcunuc Bcpartincnt

^tatr of Galifornia

PAH

jrnln.

.'tr-tc.'.n c,

-•^<^^'t . . ., vc.-: , .Mo Of
I'oby procl. • - ,:.ncr !,;;:!. a spoclrl
'■■'' "'■' "■' '-^ '• l-vcnty-flfth day or August,

'" ' ''•' ■ '' 'oriy-t;;©. In the Sevcntoenth
■>-^ ^ ■ 1 istrict of Vila stP.tc, rs the said district
v/r- c.n3tiT.ute-,^ in I ,., to the takln,,- effect of

l.'-tl, to fill t'ne vocancy In the
- ' \proaentBtlvG to the Con ;rcBS of the United

' evfintoenth Con. -irnr; I jhgI ' la rlct
■ ■•••• . ■o^.or.

:■ a reyivT'' ol' One undred
■ >;onvlction of any r.nd every
'i th« provislDn." • \ ^ n.vt 1
o o; auch rewards l, c prl mtll to totel
a-:ouni 'oman.vr expended :or t^ie purpose reachen the sum of
■ (10,0 -) •l:vr3.

lU V.IV|3ij,^S V.HLKi!.uf I hcve here-
unto set my hand and caused
the Great f^eal of the Ktnte
of Calif ornln to be affl-
this otn day of jrjr:^ .
A. I . "Ineteen Hundred and

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: orty-two.

c

Governor of Cim ornle

Tccrf tni

tnte

2:xccunV)c Bcpartmcnt

State of California

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^xccutioc I?)cpartincnt

Statf or California

, , FILED

' ^^ ^TATt oi- CALIFORNIA

APR •,' 7 1942

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^xcfutiuc department

^tatr ofGalifornia

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asking th.t'the1^rSn^-r.'r'^^v?S'ALS;:?S^^;:^t?''^^r^"^ ^«--

Uieir .:.jfiS'*f'tS^t'?n"^?'"^'' of voiunteer Minute Men, as
tine ond efiorJcZ-J^J^f.^.^^'/.r'''''''^^'.""^ ^^^^"^^^ ^^i^^lr own

fitK„:Ln n^pS^ .nd '""''"^ obll^^atlon In this time of

child in CniLK

out of curxent

^tr ',•.-) ;■ Hnd Bonds; and

;v>;i;y

and .,re not m connict ath bu? ^^n f ^^"" 1" « critical hour,

^^lear,e to .;et uiaae re -ilnr^snvl - fnr tL'"'''''^ citizen to

to l..ue .J^ii^r pr^ 'LtlonJ'so"tfft'?fif?r^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^
over subscrlbf^ h.r quotn of "liotulMuo for^'"'^" """ ^'"'^ ^•■^^1

month of May.

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IN .,rrNi'^,S !Hf;itEOF I have
hereunto set my h^nd
and caused the Great
Sefil of the Etftte of
Caiiiornla to be
afrixea this jz.^ «^

«i2y of ^w^i.^-^

iJinet-jen fiundred • TTd
forty-two.

urovenior of ca

ifornla

.';ccretr:ry or stste

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L'.<-eo

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^mmm Bcparrinmt

^r.irr of eaijfornia

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hmwn rr.'odom. The f-itivAn; ',i '' u '■' ''^''^-'I'i-i" to shoulder Tor

rotectioji In childhood ^.^cuTftvii^^ k'^ cultural uevelopnient;
age. xujioou, ..ecurlty in utinhood and peace In old

to

de/:rfHle other .>eopl°r bu? ft np°'^,,n''°V^?r ^° ^^"'-^l^v-. and
•11 the force at their col -.mi « S ^"1'^'^ """"- ^" ^"e-'^ist i.ith
-nciv ,t :.nd van not ? r?hem k'i unVn 'J f'^^^^^-'^ion and

tncm rsfet until victory is theirs.

nr.htm. lor'hS^'valwes ns'oS^IS?':.'? '" ^°"^ ^^^ Nations
the rights of the :>l.Hln men «nd' !o^. n ' '' •■"<'^'h'-^n^^ed state; for
.:roun ?.i ■. ,!■ . <-, V^Mr^ fV;ii °^'" '^-'^ n.)josed to an evil

do.tiny. t..lr fello.s. This is our herltagS and our

To (•
■.'.via- uhim he h;;
stout horjrts and
Into the t

■'■ lit;

CfiUEf^

heads

the dust but that the

'hnnt ^. *^^c»^ Anierlca stands,
,nout the world.

iorni;

Ajii,;ricbn"
mannei' oy

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do hereby pvoclui„^^,^}^''L}t\^''?''f J^^^^<^r of call,
tay, i^nd uiv^e that

cUlzens 5 can^^ ^"^ observed in patriotic
^ii.i^tns. I call upon all public officials

"-•"•■""-1 onanizatlons'
ite programs
lip In the United

manner ov -ill our r^t\.^^r^^ "--.-c. unjr ua ooserv(

''• HlMxEOF I have

hereunto r-t my hr.nd

;nid caused the Great

seal of the state of

California to be

aflixed this , r

day

A.D.,

i;nd Forty-two

Mi.^t[:?/y' Hundred

Governor^ of Celiforal^

ATTfcLT

Sffcr-eTTTry of state

FILED

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^rnrc of djlifornia

A

PAULWfl:u,SecreUiy otStat^
PhOCUUATIOM -^ (J

General Douplae MocArthur hue becoin* e symbol of the
mllitwrjr adj^it of Uis ailiirtl nuUoa*),

Genercl UacArthur, eiter o.irTxng hia covntry and ite enwd
force.- in pe.ue time cntl in Uie pest World W»r, rone to the
poBltlon of Chief of Staff of the United St»t«B Ai»y. Thereafter,
he gavB tangible &«d Danaen«nt oxproBoion to the eniighteneu
lBeric;,r. co:..oiiitl nolicy, t/iroui;!! hie eplendid relhUons rith
the oi''ici;.lt i-nu peopLo of Uie Phiii::.ine lelande. There, too,
the Gener*i'B fflb«r»lficerit abiiity In the field of o»llit*iry
science wan dMonBtrated by hie oetabllshmeiit and trtinin* of
the intmpid >'>iillpr.lne Aroy.

Bwt olvavu I, Li. Ui« vorli-i hns be.in i/ieplred by the gnllant
• trut:«;Je of Uenorfci hacArthur and hit, fultmul foJlo**.!* arriact
overr/hoLninf; forc^e oi' a^, rnselon in tlie Pfiilin^^inee, Bata«n
Penlnt":if>. tor-eridor, »jid now tlie Sout-^rfp.-t pTclfic theiiter of
war! f.re .

iJctif.rttl {U:cArtiiur h<,fi l>ncani, r. oyraboi of the risinu night
of the Axarlcrn uooocracy pad of the forces of all of the united
notions strrxi-gliiig to nrevent the eollpBO of deaocrotic
inc-titutiono by Uie rutidoa). forces of tot«iiUri<.ni.sa.

It Ic, thtjrefore, fitting and ' ropor Ui .t we UeElgnato a
dfiy of celeto/aion to be lcno«j ti^ "Douglec lfc.cArthur Dey" durlnir
which no nay celehrete Uxe nillti^ry Bucoeee he and hlo forces
have achieved to dcto, tad ccnteaoUte the ultlawte trluatjh of
democracy in the da/B to cone.

No*» therefore, I, Culbert L. Oleon, Governor of the Stcte
or Oelifomie, pursuwit to the authority veetod In me by the
constitution end la>« of tlie State of Cnllfornla, do hereby
proclaln Sfctm-day, Juno i:', 1'^;:, to be DouglaB MacArthur day
anu cell upon ell citl»«»B «nd public officialB of tii. Stete of
Callfornift to join In public obBervwice of that day.

IN V-ITNKK; T(HiJiR)F, I have here«»to
set tiy hand and caueed the
Qreat Seal of the Stnte of
California to be affiied
this -' _ciay of

A. D.

nineteen Hundred ani Forty-
two.

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^xcfutitic Bcpartmciit

^tatcofealiforiiij

FILED

in tht office of th; SccreUrysf State
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Jxccutivic department

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P AULWjtii, S"ecrfeid( y of St,

^xffutinc department

Stjrc ofdnlifornin

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ftjfc^hi-./*:!, Ufie United statea of AJDtrlca la now ent^ac^ad
in the dofenae of the Jomocretlc prlnclj/l^ia noon »hlcti thla
^:ovornni«int waa fo\incJe<l, unci

kC, our Jemocretio procosaes o* t^ovBrnmont re-
inlift lull expre.salon from the paoplo, through axerclae of
tha rl ht of the frenculse, and

.... I/O, It la the firat Juty of avory citizen to
support, at hotiia, t..oao prl!iclpl«a of free j,ovornnont for
which "»i^' forces are fl.htlnji abroad,

\>w, Th;" iOHE, I, Culbort L. ">l8on, Oovornor of tha
State of n«]ljornla, ilo hei«by proclol.: the weak bo4;,lnnlng
Juno 29, t^na enJlnj, July 4, aa n;.OIJTrH TO VOTE it)-3X, end I
earneatly ur^.a every citizen to malt© certain that he la
prn;>irly "ejjlatnre 1, so tnat ho can express nla own vlawa at
the forthcomlnfci eloctlona. I further ur^.o all patriotic,
rrntornnl, civic urM lauor t.rou.^'fi anrl orctnlzatlona to taKO
an actlvo ;>urt In tiia >jrlvff to re^.lator tiie vjtere of
Colifoi-nla, ana I cell upon tne neTraoapora an J r«j ilo atatlona
to Inborn! tho people us to mhuro tney con radiator and
aupf.ort "K«i;_:,lBtor To Vote ."ek" In ovMry </■■■■' poaslbla.

i: .IliJi.jo i Hi_.-i-.,')i-, I have
hereunto aet nj hand
and caused tha Great
Bat I :■)!' tno 3tete of
California to be
airixei ti la / day
of June, r, Inetvien
hun-ired and f oi ty-twO|

loV^mor 3f CalUorhia^

Secretary of State

■nj^g^'

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35xcrutiDc department

^rjtc of (Ealifornjj

-Y ::ial'^

c- (ti) of the

ilmael
Jurisdiction in

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uo '- fill (

SUbffi ':

r ■svent •

^xrrutiDc Dcpjitincnt

^tJrcofCjliforiiu

Mas :> '

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l.iKnniiN,,,

^xcfUtiDc department

.^tJtc ofC:.ililormj

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^xcrutiiic department

^tarc of (California

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OtRECTOR

IllfiLAU 0^ INroMOL.lGY AND PUNT OUARANIINE
D. B MACKIE. CHIEF

F ! L '^ n

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

|lcpaitmait of JVgriruIturc

Mi

SACRAMENTO

QUARANTINE PHOCLAr'ATION NO. 9 (REVISED)
Pertaining to Sweet Potato Weevil
Effective on and after June U , 1942

provided. ^ ^"" "^•'^ "^''"^'^^^ *^° ^^° conditions he?Sn

PiiST: Sweet potato weevil (Cylas fortrdcarlua. Pab.).

INFEiVrjOD AREA:

ALAHATA:

FLo::iMi

GKOHGIA;

Entire counties of Baldwin, Dutler. and Mobile.
Entire state,

SormD/"""""' °^ Cariden, Clxarlton, Glynn, and

^'■'^''^' Entire covmtles of mllard, Carlisle, Hlclo-,an,

fuiton, and Graves* '

8.

Lo'irir.iA;:A;

^ Of WsBissW River: All parlBhes south
oTirn^lriciuclln^ ihe-^EFIahea of Vernon. Ranid.

and Avoyollea.

Vernon, Rapides,

ii^st of I'laslsslppl
of the f.Tssis3lppl-

IssisslDul jRlver:

Louisiana State lliiel

All parishes south

V.ISSISSIPi-I;

TKJiASr

aitlrc counties of Amite, Covin-^ton, Forrest,
S?ls ' Tonl^r T ' Harrison, Jackson, ' Jeff ersoA
iJavis, Jones, Lawrence, rtarlon. Pearl River Pike
atone, and ..altliall. » ^-^ inver, i'uce.

Ca. n rf. ^T^°-^ *^* counties of Bowie, Callahan.

G?a-.or ''^/re '',aL *^°',f*^*'' ^"^"^"' Franlcim;
liowaS r^nt'-^'r I * 'tockley. Hood, Jiopklns,

•i^-jijj 'S?;- sj;l" 'rT°^'- si'iltlT^^t.

EEST!:ro'ii:D fpoDuorsi

Provifilon 1,

PnODUCTG

Mroiii •I'.^i; FOM imi^sny)

akHaS '

part, th,rS:r-:^s^rt'^otf.rpi°Lr:,^in5iti^*^' '"^

purpose whatsoave?/ ^^^^^^^^^^^^ «"tri' into Calif oirila for «iy

Provision 2.

CiJRTiriCATiqif OP PKODTrCTS F-^OM IJON-

IirT-lfllET Ate AS

5.

eatabllahln^l tho fact that all such rostrlcted products con-
tained In t]io lot or shipr.ont viere Lirov/n, packed and stored
In n dlatrlct free fror; aweet potato weevil, r.uch certificate
shall atato Uio nurruer of packages in tho ahlpnent, where
(jrown, tiic nar.o and addros.-. of the i^'.ivjwor, tlie nario and ad-
dress of Iho shipper, tho point of alilpmont, ttie terminal point
of dollvory and tlio nnro and addres:; ol tho conal nee* A
copy of auch cortlflcate sholl bo nailed by shipper, in ad-
vai\cc of ahlprent, to tho Diroctor of AKrlculture, Sacramento,
California,

Provision 3.

■:L0F.Y PL/.?!T:. UTJPl.S'i'RICTLD FhX)M

)iccopt 03 provided In Provision 1 hereof, rorning
;:lor-/ plantfi ( Iporoou asid Convolvulus spp.) are ad-'-issible
into California wltliout restriction under tho provisions of
this procla):iatlon,

cah;?ii!:h ,\Qm:Tii i.tust hold 3hipment3

All products adrrilsnlblo under the fore.'oino provi-
sions nuot be hold by corrr,:on caiTier n;:entn and not delivered
to consl.-noe or ar.ent imtll !:• spec ted and passed by the Di-
rector of A^jriculturo, hln deputy or deputies, or by a duly
authorized rtato Plant .quarantine Officer,

DISPO:; TIP!: 01_ VIOLATIONS

Any and all lota or shipnents of products arriving
In tho State of California in violation of the provislor.s of
tlils procltrratlon, slmll be Imodlately sent out of the state
or destroyed at the option and expenao of the owner or bailee*

RlJ:3T":lC'rT-lD PnoDUCTS Sir',.TKCT OX) OTHER

LTio adirJLsslbiiity Into the State of California of
arr^' urtlclo or co:;.^oi''lt; oovored by the forc-oinr- provisions
shall be furtVier subject to tho provlalona of any other quar-
aiitlno proclaj.-,atlon3 or regulations nov/ in force or which nay
hereafter bo pronul.^ated,

Kf^FORCIKO PO'VSRS

All deputlen of the Director of Acrlculture and all
State I'lant C^arantlne Officers are licreby enpowered to en-
force all the provision;! of this proclanatlon*'

I^D.AIAL H\rEnir.-i.NTAL SxIIPlSTiTS EXEMPT

Ihe i"ore,;oin;- coos not apply to tiie e;qperlrr.ents
of the United Statoa Dcpartront of Acrlculturo In the State
of California.

Tills Quarantine 1 ronlnr atlon T!o. 9 (Revised) super-
oedea QixaranLlne Proclai atlon Ko. 9 (Revised) dated
Deconber 3, 1940, and shall take effect imnedlately.

Calif

ISS IfiiD t Jnn>: 1.',., 1 ! M r

3:XLTUtiV)c department

^tatc of (TjlifoniKi

FIL^D

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i'xcfunvic Bcpnrtiiifiit

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}: U ) C L AIM A T I 0 N

vkHi'.UtlAS Juno 14 Is tho anniversary of the adoption
^v the Contln«ntal Conyreaa June 14, 1777, of tho Stars and
^tripes as the emblem of the United States, and with that date
bo -n the h.u<,toiy of our 118^ as a symbol of our nationality;

, ^ •!:^'*"^' *^® Am-5rican Hag Day Association, which
.or n arly ilfty y-ars acr le 1 the observance of "hL Oav"
ss 8 patriotic Influence for national unity, v^lth other
^nM^nii '' ^yf t"""*^' °^''^°' mllllDry, social, service, edu-
n!iJ?^? %f '^^u^'"° ^"•' ^^^"^'^ or.^anUfltlons cooperating end
P8rtlcl:,.tln^:, have by their example 8hov,n tho nation at
lerje th« patriotic Influencos v/hlch auch observances exert and

fh« nv. «4.^"'^''^^'v ?*^'' Country la engaged In a war to preserve
the liberties of which the i lag of the United States Is the
I'ov.^i r 'T'^^l' and the cltl.ons of California In common with
l?ntin lllruT.^''^ far-flun^ battle fronts of the world are
effort th..r?,r^'^ ^""^ worlclnt In a united and determined
eiiort Ihjt the freedoms won and preserved for us by our fore-
lathers Shall not pr-rish from the earth; and

^ ^, , *"''-^''-AS, tho period of June 8-14 has been designated

luMlf '-^^^ "^W^ ^"^*^^^ ^^«^^« ^^«*^ Association, duxlnr^hlcu
suitable patriotic ex.rcis.s .ill De conducted to pay hom^.e

.atMotlf T' '^''^^'^ ",°"« """^^ evidence of the'^coura^'and
..atrloM3:., Tov^ tmd lo.ulty of the Airorlcan people; and

r.,.-.,v.., by such colobration of our llrst national
oann r our prl ie in our nntlon and in An.erican cltLonsh?" 5^^
stimulate:., and e.x phaaizod, our lalth in and devotion to our
r.o.ubUc and American Inatltutiona strengthened, a greater love
of country .diown, our patriotism rekindled;

State of C
and direct
States be
} urthertr.or
Stars and
elsewhere,
ex pre 3. '3 Ion
nllf>jj,lBnce
faith, tho
th'= world.

hOf^ TFIJ^.RFIORF, I. Culbort L. Olson. Oovernor of the
alllornia, do hereby proclalai June 8-14 as I- lag l^eek
that Jurini, this period the Hag of the United
ila played on ell ij.ovornniont and public buildinfes.
e, I do urge tho people of California to display the
t.trlpo3 at th«ir hom-js, olaces of business, and
and to conduct patriotic cerernonics i-a a public
of our love of Country, national unity, and
to our Watlonul Pjnb) om, tho aymbol of our civic
beacon of hope to liborty-lovlne people throughout

III WIINKSS uEREOP I have
hereunto sot my hand
and caused the Great
3eal of the State of

• •ISj^.

ixccutiVJC Bcpartmtnt

:r<tatcof£alifornia

-2-

Caliiornla to be affixed
this ') 'h-JU^^l of June,
A. i;.,' nine teen hundred
enJ forty-two.

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Mw\

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Secretary of State

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^xccutiDc Bcpartmcnt

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STATE OfFICf BUILDING NO. t
SACRAMENTO

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

July 20, 1942

H' noroble Paul Peek
Secretary of Stnte
iJtote Capitol
iaacrnniento, Cfllifornia

Dear Kr. Peek

V.e transmit herewith, in accordance
with the provisions of Chapter 628, Statutes of
1941, Economic Poisons Regjlation No. 9, ef-
fective July 29, 19:2.

Thi3 regulation was adopted by virtue
of authority vested in the Director of Agriculture
by Section 1068 of the Agricultural Code.

Very sincerely yours

W. C."/acoKsen
Assistant to the Director

WCJ Vll
Enclosure

P?';CLAMATION BY DIRECTOR OF AGRIC'JLTURI?

By virtu* of the sathorlty T«»ti»(l In th« Director of Agri-
culture by Section 1068 of the Agricultural Coie, I, W. J. Cecil,
Director of Aj^rl culture of the Stute of Cellfornla, do hereby
proclaim a regulstlon relative to pro<1uct« to be used on food crop*
to be known m» Economic Poisons ^epulntlon No. 9 (Revlttd). Thii
reKUl»>tlon will be In full force and effect July 29, 1942, »nd
oonelete of the following provision*;

ECONOMIC POI:'a:;NS REOIJLATIOK No. 9 (Revised)
(Originally l««ued Aug-unt 1, 1938. Rtvlttd June 29, 1942)

Relative to J»ro Vacte to be Uaed on Food Crop*

Sec. 1.

The label of an eoonoailo polaon Intended for uae on, or eold
for application to, any food crop and oont*ilnlng 9ny arsenic expreteed
ae metslllc In exceae of C.rsJ, sny lead expreaeed ae metallic In
exceee of 0.25Ji, or any fluorine In exoee* of 0.56^, shall etate the
percjntfcge of each.

In testimony whereof, I hive hereunto set my hpnd and caused
the offlolel sepl of the Departnent of Agriculture to be affixed In
£pcr<»mento, California, this ?9th dny of June, 1942.

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Parks

KtNNETH I. Fulton

DWCCTOR OF NATURAL RCSOUflCKt

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
SACRAMENTO

August 11, 1942

Hon. Paul Peek
Secretary of litate
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aacranento L;alirornia

uear Sir:

I anclose herewith for filing in your office Order Uloaing
rish and 'Jarae jJstrictB 1-7/8, 2, 2-1/4, 2-1/2, 2-3/4 and 3 to the
hunting of deer. This is being sent you In compliance vrtth the provisions
of Chapter 62H of the Statutes of 1941.

Very truly yours

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obta „.d fro,, the ;ou„ty Cl,r« of th, .,v.ral oo..r.lU. ^rrJ.
-ount, „,:i.vr«ra of Voter.. The fl^uil date for re.i.traUoa for
the ^ooertl clootloi, oi' tnU yoar I. r;«,,t»™iw 24, U42.

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all cUUen. of .aUforaia to re.i.fr t.\otl. K^' x'''^u\i,r''
nvana, e.......t. iaUr. clvU. pntriotlo. fraternal, r-ll, o!! L ^U

re 1^0^::%;;' TJ'T ":' •"'"""''•"• -^^^ «l^-i-- o^ ^"i^'oJifa to
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and by pj.tln,; ti.la :.r3.;lr.,»tl,,n In ap -r^ .rlntr," plaae..

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•et my lianu and oaucad the ^reat
"enl of Ute .»tale of ..ailfornta
to bo affixed tdla _//_day
of ^•ptett.ber. A. ;. .' ^ifiotuan
hundred and forty

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Pertaining to Citrus White Hi
Effective on and efter Septecber 22

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J? ^yi'^g teen det

1942

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^reined that citrus

the "Xr-J'ested ixci

>ccur in the Stet

-jaifornia Quarr-.ir.e pfolf;:;':

t_e of Virgini':,

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rTocle:i»tion :;o.lO
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W J CECIL
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DEPARTMtNTAL ADMINISTRATION

H W LtVERS
AUMINlsTRATivt ASSISTANT

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

J^cpartmeut of Agriculture

SACRAMENTO

threo co:>ies of fn^ f.r.^. ,.

'orwardin -

1- to quarantine Froclamation

rt;iinii,c. to ^Citrus .Vhite Plies,

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BURE«U OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLAUt OUAI««NriNC
D B MACKIE. CHlIf

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

ORIGINAL Jlffrartmcnt of Agriculture

SACRAMENTO

Aifi^mim NO. 1 TO

tiUARii.,'i'i':]J ^BOCUXATIOU ;:0.10 (KKVISKD)
rertninli\g to Cltma ..'alto 1 lies
Kffootivo on ami after September 22, 1942

jiiif.od to roa.] as follows: '*l,"»*. ^, xj*,i, is

i^^tiro states of Alalii^.a. Aplcsnaan -i «,,,<>_ ^i .

trxrol ? ^ -^c. t..c t.atG ,,r t.f. >rflvluu8 lU-oclarjitlon Brocreefied
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ta::e erioc ''^'-^''^-''■' «• 1- ''^ted MovoH.er 10, 193C, and aliaU

'V, J, CECIL

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^totcorCalirornia

j'ci-Luiiii'i.^ Lo Peach Iwosaic Disease^"'^

ict ftas been aeterminea by the Director of
- ; injurious plHnt diseuSes not eenerally dlatri-

bui I 1 in California and known hp virus ! diseases of certain stone
fruity capable of cnufrlng peach EosaicHor syiaptoas iaentlcal
v.ith those ol* peuch iijoaaio, exist In ciprtain areas of the United
' atrtinaJ'ter doserlbed and knov.niaE infectea area, and

!'^ prolilbit«ni pvofiiieir hircln aeijcrlbea are ho.sts or

or
; vl

tht:reo:

rht-Ki-tuHi,, it is declared neitessary in oraer to pre-
1,-n,, T- >"+'• . ; !-tion into andlspread v.'ithin the State
vifUfc diseasijis, that a quarantine be
:.• :•' ijy c .jtabiishea at %h.b boundaries of the
'"ornis in accordnnoe v.ith :the provisions of Section
tUi_ /.t-riculturol U ;■ the State of Oaiifornia aeainst
r»i!i .'.iseoses, thel' or possible carriers, ti^own in
.•;hippea or brought fron tj|e hereinafter aescribea
(.r:il no '-'.11'], virup disea^eB or possible carrier^-
■n this iproclamation shall be

ich .luosaie.

C o c un i no , G r ahan ,

i;ua;itit!ii of fci. rnuiillu. Loan J-siu, Lincola, Otero, Rio
Arri'Oii, LJandov-il, fc^nntti I'e, ."-illf^rrti, vocorro, Tbos, and

Jf.i>rt!K

-ti.'sLxHua, i^ixis, i_.i taoO, ^irttlu, X'uni;i;i, lii^r.-^r, iioya,
uriiyson, Gregg, lluii: , iludson,: Johnson, Jon^s, wills,

ian Saba, Smith,

V. ood. o nd Youn.-.

t^Mlo Pinto, Ptirker, Runnels, Russ,

i'rirr-mt, Taylor, Uprhur, VvilbHrrcr,

cpricot, alr^oi.a, pluit, anu prune
fi for or cni].iobl»- of |ji"opti). atior ,

puitfJ in c»i \T
■ AritMiNrn, 194J

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K H MOniF. »TAli rtlNTlK

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^xccutiDc Bcpartmcnt

^taceorCaliforniG

jJ^J'P^I'J'IC'N Ul' VIOf.ATI out: :

' ' I'Tohibiteci . quaraiui:.t G

in thic i:'rocituiifai.ioii, arj-ivin^: in California from the saiu in-
fectec. territory ahall be rel'usea ftomittaiice into this state and
-a:. .. iiu,.tuititely tent out of the stJate or destroyed at the

■M ■■ •■ (.vLfTiMr o<' t\u ovT' ?• or ^\r-T-:. r'- - ".i.!i^ . . : [,un-

i-uFGr.CII.^j r O'l.LKi . :

' ■ •■■ ' • ■ ' '^1' >A,jricul t ur - .:_ . :...: .v.:. i^

riant viUarantiiiK Uffloers are hereby empov^ereu to carry out all

;,,. prnvi:ion;. of tiAi- I'r.u' :;.:;./, t.i, in .

J.I-I..J. i ;

;' ■ forfefe'^infc uoi :.■ not apply to e:i{periii,f;nts of the Unitea
i.artHient of Arriruiture in th»H' Ptate of Callforr.id .

-; ■ . :; ■ j.tionNo. ... , ..,^it.,, .^,,. _......

.;^rtntinc i^roclaiuatlcn ^o. il. , Kevisecij, issuea March 5, 19/,>',

.n., ahtiil tMkh effect 1iiq-„pc; j ot^'ly .

In ii.Ii'i'niLi'ij kini.ivj_ui , 1 nave
nereunto set my nana
ano causea the Urcot
Seal of the Ltate of
California to be af-
fixed thiii 3rci 'iny :f
April A.r. , or,<
tliuuscnu nintr .'im;art.d
and forty-thrt-e.

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^icnitiOf Bcpartmcnt

^tattofdalifornia

■-siiy nee.

;'lendid work, the
■fficia]ly observ- p
thi'i^iif'hout the .Vesterri
'■ifit ^he Jtite of '-'- 1 ^- '- '... :
■':nua3| celebrptic

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^ratc of California

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FRA^:

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oi'^ of (lUJti country . Our na '

p in whi.'.Ti cvt-ry person raus '

crovnod vltl

heal til In this
I'jrsons yearly and
)l*eat strides have been

I np f xilly in

vwrjfuac! sii.Hild know tli''
•ud tje aware that prompt
impoifatlve If the dlse'

''"vtfen, Govpri'.^r "*' "■■
4^" April,

■: rid

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■ :-.a-al& to be ''-
; this 3rd d'^: f
-.pril. A, D.,

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the

c^Tt-'In innlip.nnblr.

■^ri^ the , -

jmns \Terferpon, author

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:• , "-; fi? mounded b- "■homna

nfltior. -jf our- ■,-.-- ro^.- i.^,;.

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' -^t_ .n. joir uti A:,ai 15, 194?, 'ip

trlotl

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^"ril, A.?.., one

^xtcutiuc ©tpartmcnt

^tote or California

FILED

In Uw offk* of «* » SttfKi'v ol SWa
of rtw Strft d C*lifomi<i

APR'^ :-■:■■■
FRANK M. JORDAN, Secretary olStrt»

' not> the "ruclf l:^lo; he

. >.^^le-: of the f<orld ol" "Jl It'C-:; fu' ?]•, ^'ds

uch ne«d of nivlne proteotJiou p>n<\ ■!:uld''nGe «>b

-iri; luui • ; over every portion of the -lobe

i' ■'" the d.':-,ti-il.-iM ot; of n1wni-"?;,.n ■■nl ♦),,,

suppresslcn of 'l,rl"tl- ■' .

to if.
child r

direct , ""'Odless n;er, -iv: strlvin-:

•V u,. uii freetigj. iuvil!l|.^3; men ticI v-orerj »nd
rSrtprlv© them of tJieJr rifrht to worshi-

ridpy of :'ol.. , oibserv l: ;■

*'" ^■"'icifiriui. -jI .;J^riot, is - (j-y for
' - these tinea df dsrv forebodl riJ^s,

• or, t-hnn (*ver be on jccpinion for levout
.lf"tvln'-' for thi" M^in'-lr-r the ^Ir^i-^htv

' ■>Tll 2'-:,

tiilB pur:

^ '• ' >!• nil our oiti7.'!ns pronoi- obstfrvncc

"} " !"J «s novornor of bnUrornlp, I, fori

(t ..J. i,,c -'ii 't^tc employftef? «vho der.irc to ntter"
rvlcep hetwcfui the hourp of! 1?:00 ond ^:00 on

'•■'■. '-'^ ■ ■ 'I '' '•" ' :■ ■ th'-lr'ilLitiri for

hereunto net try hand.
pnd onused the "^rreat
i'e^ii of tho -tnte of
Crjifornin to be nf-
fired thin 19th dny
of April , '.D., ona
thousind r.li'^ hn-,,-r'o.^
"ndj f orty-t

^

/

V-V^< .<■ .<.< <4iy

r>ect-et»ry fofi' Sfte

^xccutivic Bcpartmcnt

State of California

aA#

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7

FILED

FRANK M, JORDAN, Secretary cf 'tite

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ly Secrt tary of bti

ry of i)tite

I tivtiM., orrir r.

^xecotitic ©cpartmcnt

3tate oftSlaliromia

F

FRA.\

triifttJ IS CAltfOKNIA

:^^.'.'r,°. ;.:?«v- ^m^^(c<u^

3Excnititic Bcpartmcnt

^tarcofdalifornia

•.•.•ttrd im CAitroRNiA »i*r« ritNiiMc opru

tkrftWIINTO. I94J (.eoHCii H.MOOIV.tTltTf MINTl

^^Kcotioc department

^tatt of California

tn t?i.-

FRAfvK f

F: ' ?^n

" ""™«.">t. P.lNIt.

l^xtcutltit Bcpartment

^tatc or California

■•TING d^fUt

^Kcutiuc Brpartmcnt

3tatc of California

)4J *.«(iK<,t M.MOO«i.*T^Tf MINTFt

i^xccutitie Bcpartmcnt

^tateor(ralirornia

X^,,^^ ^^^^^^

-t_JC-<^H

^mnV^t department .a^.^rriN. proclamation no. 9 (revisk.)
^tjtc of California , , , (REvishj)

lertalnln^ to ^weet Potato Aeevll

^leot.ve on and after June 1, 19^j.

3v.eet potato planS, S^own as'^he sw.L' '^^I ^"'^'° ^^^«" ^^^

01 California that a qC^ranMno ba aSd th« "'^''''^J ^"'^ ^*^« ^^^^e
nshei ot the bounda-lea ol fh2 of f ^^® ''®'"® ^^ hereby esfab-
*Uh section 106 of t^e Ag•lcS?tui^^°^ Callrornia la accor.la..ce
nla against the said .Jaot potato See vfi' f, T f^^'^ °^ Callfor-
carriers. Imported, snipped or br.^,whJ? ^^ '??^^^ °^ Possible
*rlct3, and territories' SltneUnUef^tif-'" ^^ states, dls-
or parts thereof shall ce pemltMd ?o^«i ' ^ "° "''''^ pro:luot.
lines nereby established and oroclfi™^.* ""t"' '"* 'Warantlne

to the conditions herein orovlded ' ^°^^'' ''"^*'' ^'^ ^^^1«°t

£IABAMA: Entire OoimtJes of Raldw

lH^Lm- 'i - .rate.

GSORG^IA: Entire Count'

f^ill^ roroOcarl^us, tab.).
In, Butler, and Mobile.
^Qn, Charlton, Glynn, and

_u^i: iiitire Goimtlss of Ballard rariiBi- v,, ■

ttn-i Graves. -«i-xaid, Carlisle, Hickman, Fulton

LOUISIAhlA: V/est of Vlsalsslnpl ^iver-

i-j--!7^i^^»^'v.;^inr^..'pj'L:rj - •-

■:33issr?ri:

JtS;

E.3?i»„d! Blif^'Ei K^i'f A '=°°'"' "'II". Dawson, '

Shslb, %»?;, ' ' "'•'«'•. Potior, l,»ci Rivor '
bholoy, M,iti,. 3„„<,rvoU, 3,l.h,^, T,rr.„t, ?;;ior,

•C&

3;xecutlDc Bcpartnicnt

^tatc of CaliforniJ

Page 2

leriy, Titus, Tom Groon, Upshur, Wilbarger, Mao

an-i iVoo-i.

/.

AIL stBter, l'Tt,j'lcts, an;
HHS':RICTSD i^i;Oi;iJCTS:

torles of the United States.

sw.^f ^ i.^ f plains, vines, cuttinsa, draws, and slips f

^Z\ '" "r ^'^-'^^^^^'i yams (Ipo».ooH r.ulata?), and

^''"-- (IpoTioea and Con^olmilna (ijjl- ' -

VI 1.

I- HO DUCTS PRQHIRITKD KKOM INtSST... /L.iiAa

fMH^^,'^"'"" ""Mod In Provision 2 hereof, sweet potato
Ifnlfl ""I'r^^^ (i£23>o«a. bat^as) and parts thereof, sweet potato
plants, vxneo, cuUlnfis, draw.., and allpa, and moraln, glories
(f£2|Ooa and >-onvoIyulns spp.) that have .een grown, packed, or '

'alir'' n?« •' ""''' ^"^^^'^'^'^ «^«« «^« hereby prohibited entr^ Jnto
uailfornla for any purpose whatsoever. j."»-u

ORSD

_ : - , , 'ubera grown, packed, or stored In the herein
^.^.-uxu^.: a:a3-.ed area will be admitted Into the state of Cali-
fornia only province 3a,-r,o iiave been fmnlt:at,d (at owner's rtL )
oLTlVf.T^" ^-^^'^'^^tion chamoer.- by an Approved method Inl
cert.Me.i In accoraai.ce with Provision 4 (a) hereof and protected
- eatment Infestation. -^vu^u

■•' A£2^™^ £L iJy^.',aation chamber shall be by the director of

Provision .'5.

ALi, :;i':3j'U^T!Ll) PhODfJGTS I- ItOM NONl^iiaTiiD AI-JiA

'^..- a-I restricted products herein defined which have

rown, packed, or stor.id in the said Infested area

--.\£ txorles, wr.ica are unrestricted from nonlnlested
. ce admitted Into the State of Calllornla only provld-
.ni same aro oiflcially certified In accordance with Provision 4
(o) hereof arflrmln,/ such fact,-,. noMsian «

areas]

"''"'" '■" ■" — _^_.. _ ' ■•J.H'iJ?. Oi' CEtnii''ICATE3

■^«n^.?H" "'*' '■":■.. ^i'^P?"""^ '^^ restricted products must be accom-
panied by a certificate l-^,,,^.! by e duly-authorized Inspection

tory, or district of origin.

(a)

s

) lor cured tubers only - If tubers were grown.

toreil^ln the herein JeScribed inieste;. area.
said certllicet9 must aifli-u that all tubers In said lot or
shLpraent were fumleated Immediately prior to shlp-^ent under
the personal supervision oi the certifying officer for a

t>r,nttJ »m r.nrn

^xecutioc department

3tatc of California

Page 3

lieria-! oi Tour hours ua bit, not lesa than 3a~ pounds of

.'..etnyl brotnlde poi- l,00o cubic feet of space at a tempera-

lure of 70>> /• . or abov-^ or such other alternate treat-nent

a3 the Director may approve after the effective date of

-als proclamatlor. and set.ln^ forth the na-ne of owner or

operator .. ■ - ' ,-, ciwriVt-r o.,ed anJ the date of

treatment.

(b) ; ;.;• ui . __

_._j-.uj ts - 'f reatrictea
wore not grown, packed, or

- - - ----- -^ -o -H"v..^.; " rj 1. 1- uMi. K'""n, pacKed. or

stored In said Inieatod areaT^circertlf Icate must so
3tate thesfl facts, c-Wing the name an-J address of the
growei , except tnat ir the origin and subaecjuent handling
°l ^"',^^£e cannot be determined, aaine must be treated and

All cerliricatea, in uuaitian to the lril-or,natlon i>auulred
-^i or (b) above, must state the name and address of the
-PX>er, number and kind of containers In shipment or lot.
^n-^r of sn'-->!«n*. „n < .,,. '.,Uln^5. and number M shipped by

Sacranpn

' issued in accordance with this
'■''? -"^Wtic,o .e .i.aiiea to the Director of Hi,riculture
■ito. ".iUiornla, at Mme of ahlnmeiit,. ^ ^uxture.

ba iie

- ■-. J:HI§ fc'^.^/i; ijOLU SHXeMSNTJ

■■■ Hdmlssiule under Int. fore^olnt provisions tmst
carrier asents and not delivered to consignee
" '; "'-^1 iii^pected aiul passed by the Director of Ai ricul-
. lis deputy or deputies, or by a duly-authorized State

'i ^"^.^^' !•'''''' '•'^' ^'^Ipwenta or products arriving in -.iie
of nalifoinla In vlolaMoi, cf or not fully comolyln. with
rr.vlslons Of this proclaniatlon, shall be l.medlately^ent
. "' ''' ''" ' - ■ e option and expense of the

Tho ni: isslblllty luLo i,..e ..uate of Oallfomla of any
hi inr, -'""^'Jfty covered by the foregoing provl.^lons shall

be tuii.-- ouoject to the provisions of any other quarantine
proclaffiatlona or regulations now m lorce or which may her;2arter

'«P"|^1° li'octo' Dt Afcrlculture and ail state

' i-'?r;) are hereby empowei^ed to '■ j] : ^^

..is proclamation.

..ci.».,re.„« „„„,„ „„o„.„.„ ,.,«„.

Page L

^xccutiuc Bcpartnicnt

S»tatrorGiiliform.i

The rort:t;oirir; Qoeu not nyi'Iy to \.hv cy^pcriait-nt; of tbe
United LtHteP l'epnrtr..eut of A,- rloulture In the State of Ctilifor-

nifj. '

i^UPUa iBlli i'Rl-VIOUS PPOCLAT.ATIQIJ.

TJii: i.u(irtini-in. iTouiumuLlon ho. '^ (htvit'cd) supursedep
>.uerar.titiu Proclecetiori No. y (Revlstc;) datea June 15, Iv^i ,
fclid shtill take effect iiiiii'eul&tely.

IN V.ITMi.t. V.'HiiRLOl'' , I htiVe
hereunto set ny huna
anu caused the Great
Seel of the State of
California to be af-
fixed thiB 1st day of
June A. D., one thousand
nlnr hundred ami forty-ti
three.

Uovernor of California

Secretary of tjtate

Itr.UtL

Fiueo

tefc*''

*^' ^' ' '".ett^o*^^'"

^xccutiuc department

^tatt of California

liiental

ress. Jmie 1^1, 1777, has the flag" of oui- Country been thej

. . ; i^f l-.n .n t.o r^,, ni^n-- n,MHon?» ■^f oeople !n the vorld as '

ur i' .ru or LV^^ernrneiit, it hac> .ul;f,o bee
•olief for thp n;)prf»r!sod of the v^rld.

■Ith the npirlt of justtce nnd immnlty, It Is'todnv

"■'"'''''"'/'■■' f'-i''- ■'- •> '"n>''i-wlc|J9 ensign -" :.v'

• ' '■ - ' ' : 'nertjv for al" .

i:jurt.y'3 uuusG, it povea forward todny in an

"11 n.

fr-ht nr the svHbiT nf 1'ip hr'nth..r,>i^^i ^r

.. .:. ■;. Ihi.l £'■'-'■ '"'^ "^' "'-^** rfountj, men
e months aheaa, be called upon to advancte
,,* ■ .; --'^ - ■'■ '-^ stripes intolmany strange lands that
tne rule of aggressors may be endei^ , we find reason for mfls"
rrtdedication t. '• .-ause. As we batch the echo, in th'-
I nir of crfflp. .-. mir'^hlng fe^ht ^^ 1 h'- -"t-r!-*- vY

■ In tr\-: :■■,"•
• ru?!t.

:" crisis, for tributes to our flag,

^ . ■ ■ ., .,.„..,.... .<• •■ ^ -f ^pnitii, do hereby procinl;:;

'■'"'• :,•'•". • '^-^ in California and urge

^f tijie Star? and Stripes in

r th«? ?t''te ^f

qf June, • ... ao

/ATTEST

^xcrutiDc Bcpartment

<i?ratf of djiifornu

fB,.

^V^

'^reanlr.'

' •tivnted

13 th Airn-ir^il
of its kind"

:■'> ha
• < nnm.'i
-'.7 of

itf5i

J -int. rer-oluLlan, n-.
sponsor this s -.7 end 1,1
ovn pnd permlssi

r; boon nranted hv wn /Xv. r^ ^" ""d permlssi

ndlnc (4oml, who h^fr^^r'^^'^"^" B/Wogan!
f July as a dav rl ^Lfl^r*''?^: ^^^^^Cnnted the F

as a day for ohrlstenim^

^ nd po^r T o'» " *■»

1 'Ped Dlvim Ml
' "-l-''it training ar
^'i tt has become ;,„,
'on be permitted

■ r, ,~.A ., i .

men from everjf i- n ♦•».-. n •

to n.^/ftr?|^:^lrri?!?l.!:>- that the

and

in recognition of this ti^rhi,!^ f
^.qiiostod the coonerntlon of c!vf- i,
t-nte to the end that this

. - : ndorp tiirouphout

wish »ay be formally fSlfiHed

I'^t'"''' '.'''' ^hls Flag Day of 194^/2 b^^'^^raaUy fulfil

lUforn'

iiUi

•11,1

U the w ■
pf'o.-lalra Califorr.

r'lvlston .'ind d«"'"-

'i, iJovernor of"
"•ur Oommonve;? 1 1 ;■
vonsorphlo of

'I'f|VE33 WHEREC: , I ,ave
hereunto set ray hand
and caused the Great
^^•eal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed thlp i/fth dfl
June, A.n., one
thousand nine hun,

y of

and

Goviorn'

urei_i

-••r.,'. t '.

^/ yfi'.

i^xcrutiuc Bcpartiiicnt

^tatcof£alifornia

FRA

Byrniar^^-i-^^^. '

yiC*. f /l>^*^^

al.

-»-<-<^i/

In IV

^xccutiDc Bcpartmciit

^totf of ealjforiiij

CZA-'-JvIIOK i<IUvbLfi }

-a

ant to^thi'''.'^V'%^*'^^^"$"'^^ ^^«**' ^'^^ Council aotirx^, pursu-
ant to the provisions of iluction 15 or Chapter 229, Statutes

?9!3 'to'oontini:' ?i''^'^''^^ '^"^f '' '^-P^^^^^^^s'T
hi" rn^d - IT. '•^ ^P"^fte saia veliicUs <.urlafe perioas of
19Ij! ^nd"^""' '''''* i^ciucing the first day of aepten.oer.

WhiRhAt, the ConuDendlng General of the lAeatern i.«y<.n.«
Corarianu Las concurrec in the aaia findlJ« de?^^?n*tfono
an.l ruoo^enuatioa. of the Californlalt^t^ '^r JS^^cUr

S'^'^'S %^t ^t""-"';^ ^^^'^^ ^^ -« ^^ section t^ or '^'
In ;^%:r^' f^^f^^*^'^ ^-^^ ■^v'43, do hereby proclaim the follow-
ine. auuitionul air raid precaution regulation, to ^U:

Privately
tory autr.orize
Issuea by the
authorlzea to
of Ch6pt,.r »;2>
tinue to oporo
alariL to anu i
anu sutiject to

Officitib.

or publicly ovmed vehicles (oth

i' R^Lcrtienay vehicles) hoidint P£<
responsible State and loctl offl
issue fiuoh pentdts prior to the

Ltatatfei 19^3, aru hereby autn
tc: suit! vfchiolts Quring perioae
nciudinK the first aay of Septen
said permits isflued by auoh £ta

er than atatu-
rjiiits properly
cials v/ho v/ere
effective date
orizet. to oon-
of air raid
be:-, 194 >, under
t& and local

i^UDiber 3.

This Proclamation is hereby designated Proclamation

IN wiTi«i:,S& ViHKRiXjr, I have
hereunto sot jay hand
anu caused the Grout
£eai of the i-tate of
Caiifornla to be af-
fixed tnis i6th day
of July, A. i)., one
thousanu nine hunured
and forty- three.

Governor of California

Secretary of St^;j4

I'^w/.

i'xcfutinc Bcpcirtnirnt

^tjtc or (^jliforiiKi

^^<»

'0-^r->'

(b^-*^.^^

Vvv/.

F"

ln»''

This pi oclair.atl^n vi..r, n ver filed with ti-i = r.^-r* mo-
tion is tr.ken ITor: the book '" t t^SJli Jl?^;.^^^ ''°^^ °^ "^« proclama-
Governor Culbert L. Olson? E.l 3)26/43 Addresses" by forir.er

l'IK)CLAMATIONS-1942 .gg

PROCLAMATION

LsfaNnhn,, a 55-mile J>er hour speed limit in California and
n,lli„}> for the enforcement thereof

i,a- ^^t:-^ ^^::::^\;t^'''' :^'-'^^'-^ "' ♦''" ^^^ed state.

^ |. ^.^11^^^ ^^^^1 I, «ith paitifular iTt,.,-ei,ee to the eoiiservation

■'■' — ^" ^-i. -i.K-H i'Vp;;,t';;;:"irL'S;.''"''=^' "' "^'™^^

i'X'',',',"'',,''''' ■''■"''' '■""""' "" *"!"-''''■ ^^ i'^on shall drive or

isilu. Irss.T ^ ""'^'MHM- Jiour, ^vl^dlover rate Of speed

u.^''appk 'om\';"T''^^'"'\ ^''- P^yvisions of this sub-part shall
>"i a|)|)iN 10. (A.) Any luott.r vohu-Ie driven or onorated bv or
n.uU.r ,lK. dnvt-fon or the n.ilitary or naval fonn. f ?he T^nited

"I TiH A.Uiim.il l)('|(Mis<' Act as aniended.

•MJ' Any n.„iur vehidc avIum. driven or operated in e.nerovnev
;. th,. pn.leHH.n or preservation of HIV. I.eailh. or f , m H e
.-1..1, : ,,n>v,d,M. that this paragraph shall n.,t be so e.M^ od

. Sloan hor.xe .ny sneh n.otor vehicle to be driven or operated a

'y-U'ol spee.l n, exe,.ss ol that which is reasonable nn.ler condi-

1.0ns prevailni'j- at said time.

;_S<vtion :>()! J,:, KHVclive Date. This s,d,-part shall beeon.e effec-
;.'^< /'••'.. her 1. ^'M^2 and shall remain in full force and etTeet until
'"';"'*'•• '"•<'•"■• ••' ""• <•'•'!<■<■ "1- nWense Transportation, .'xcept that
as to any per..-,, opera! n,- ;niy motor vehicle for hi.v in scheduled
n-nliii- n.nie >ervice. shall become eU'ect on Octobei- If). i;)42."
and,

..vk. i"" "'■"'■;'r' ^'''•'.'•'■•'^''- '"^ '"'">• .iHstitied by the present war emer-euev
X tniLT n, the n.-.hon. and particniarly in the State of California, a

•;:" ," '■"!"7 ■"•■y i;av,ML.' I n prn.-l.in.e.I to exi.st within the State

yl ( aulornia by proclamation of the (M.vern..r thereof on December 14
'•'I I ; and

WuKKK.As. it is nec.^ssary tln.t the sp,-.,! limit so ordered be observed,
ad that provision be made for the enforcement therc.f in order to
ton.s<-ive public and private transportation in this State;

:i2— is:.27

490

STATE PAPERS AND PUBLIC ADDRESSES

Now, ihcrcforc, I, Culhert L. Olson, Governor of the State of
California, under and by virtue of the autliority vested in nie as chief
executive of the State of California, and in response to the appeal to
all state and local {rovernnieiils to make effective the said order of the
Director of Dci'ciisc Transportation, do hereby declare and proclaim
that it is necessary to the war effort that the said speed rejrulations
above set fortli be sliiclly obs(>rved in the State of California from and
after October 1, l!i-12, excej)t that this order shall not be deemed to
increase any existing: speed limit within the State of California.

1 further call ui)()n each and every driver of a motor vehicle within
the State of California, as his patriotic duty, to observe said speed
limit to consei-ve to the fullest extent the rubber which is so vital to
the war effort.

I hereby direcl the Dii-ector of Motor Vehicles, actin<r throujrh the
California Highway Patrol and the Division of Drivers' Licenses of
the Dei)art incut oi" Motoi- Vcliides, to take all lawful action necessary
to enfoi-ce said speed limit an<l to compel observance thereof with all
facilities at his command, and request that all local law enforcement
ajrencies likewise lake all lawful measures to enforce said speed limit
within llicii" i-espective jurisdictions.

In Witndss Wiii:i{i;()k I liave luM-eunto .set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the Stale of ("alirornia to be aflixed this 30th day of Sep-
tember, A. 1). one llioiisaiid nine hundred fortv-two.

CuLiJKKT L. Olson

Gorirnor of California

Aifist: Pail Pi;i:k

Secretary of .*?/«<<•

W J CECIL
DiRECTOR

DIPARTMENTAL AOMINISTRATION

M W LCVtRS
AOMiNlfcTRATlVE A»StftTANT

"9^3 SEP ?\ m la 16

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

department of J^griculture

SACRAMENTO

yp^^.^^ ^^

i,.^WHmi^f^

STATS OF CALI^Og^A _

^t-ite of Georgia to ^',-^-,,,j ir-^fested^

of the Countier, ci ^^l^ij^vis, Jones,
rest, SeorKe.Jefi-^cn^ ^^_. ^^ ^tate
Lawrence, fiarion, and^ co-'.ties in
^ lassissippi. ?5®vE:ri \ac'^ reported

iS^^tine Proclacatior. f ^^g"i^t been .

fnimd infested, sir-cej-- ^_ S'.ate intonoi
fomition received ^-^^t%,^.. of Agrx-
ogist arJ. tae t. —
c-J.t-jre.

• • +n &7cet Potato -ffeevil

Effective on ar^ ""ter .=r^^- ^5,

^ ;, >^cp" a": iescriDed m
The "Infested. -rea a^ j^^g^ged)

(>aar^.tine P^^S^^^f |Sato"-SeeVilj effec-
l^r-.aining to gweet rota_ ^^^^ed to

tive June 1, l-*-^'
itr,.^ as follows t

^^ounties o

^^=3^= i^Sulercu^A •.TasT.ington.

f Balavdn, 3-tler,

n.0?.I34:

Entire st^ite.

Counties of Ballard^ Z^^^>
HictJran, Julton, ar^

-1-

LOCISlAil.*'-

.335

'^-^ITz. OF CALIJ0K5A

^^'to'

ISTxOXWCTOHT NCCl

^^^Xf'-iorgia to tne,ini'=-,;rf ested area
State 01 -^°i3^^ the iczir.ei 7--t,:_ Tot-
the recov&x ■t'=^°'^„| Lite. Ccvir^-;--.^ -o^

iril^^in^^^ocXanation ^^r^/j.,fte^

f oSd i^es^^. ^^5°?in"th2^S--Se >toncl-

oEist arxl ^-e

c-olture.

■= — Pi-dn^ tc 5v;eeT r.-.=^-C

Zffective or. ar^ ^^^J^ ,,,, ^ i.

-^» "Iri'estea.'^rcS: =^5 revised)
^^.Srdr^.to l-eet r.tax-.^ ^^^,4 to

real s-^ follo^.-sJ

caivdr., Butler,
■ gtor..

Ixbile, ana ..a^-ir«
Tjitire state.

of BrooKS,

Cacder.,

Ccuntie=,of.^oc^^j^|Ticmd

rr.atha=A;-:--^^ n-.oitri^.

only), '■'■y— ■' .

r -aa-nard Carli^''-*^'
Co-ontics i,^f^_l^A r.rrvvcs.

HiCkccan,

■ -^^ng the parishcE of
, Bapides, and Avd-

includi
Vernon
yellos

Mississippi
Line.

•rrcc'qc;TTr:;T • Co-jntice ci Hancock;, _=a-
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State

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■:-~:ZI3C7, I have
■t r.y hand Exa
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^•*■ C--ilifomic

m DC affixoi tr.U_
day of I'^r-.S 134.'

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5ovorr.or of Caifcmaa

F?J^3'

jc?3c:;

Socr..tnry of State

-335

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0

he

of State

I, FRANK M. JORDAN, Secretary of State of the State of
California, do hereby certify:

That I have compared the annexed transcript with the record on
file in my office, of which it purports to be a copy, and that the same is
a full, true and correct copy thereof.

In Witness Whereof, / hereunto set my hand and
affix the Great Seal of the State of California

this • "--"■^•^'^-

O^jt.** ««

StcreUfy df State

Deputy

JxcnitiDc Bcpartmcnt

State of Cjlifornja

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1

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ixccutlDc Bcpartnicnt

State of California

EPRL WARREN

(GREAT SSAL OF STATE)

FRANK K. JORDAN

ENDORSED
FILED

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oJ (Kc St )ttf ol CoHiornij

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^xccutiDe department

^tatc of (California

This Ajiiendment No. 1 to California Quarantine Proclama-
tion rio. 0 (Rcvj.sed), issued June 1, 1943, shall take effect ir. -

rr.edif-tel^-.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the 'ireat Seal of
the State of California to
be affixed this 25th day of
AUi.'USt, 1945.

i

aovernor of California

ATT5ST :

^

♦-fc-C^

a

Secretary oS State

ISSUED:

t"iUJ

m CAiiruiNij

•»*ri vitNitNo orru

MCi.MlHTO. I91> „0.r.« „. MOO... ,T,T1 MINTI.

^xccutiDc Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of California

^;il«_^^-6^i„^t.'«-^-<^

•^-f

»«-<^*

^xccutioc Bcpartmciit

StJtt of enliforiiij

llct t

■ , "'■.'; ' •' '■--'- '-i^- ■ i' ....'■-^ are

fUT- oi/iritiu-l chiiracter and arc reallrj"-, •
at the doctrines of liberty and the brotherhood
nllya part of tnje rell -ions faith, 'fany
irpR !r :.. >-^r■e^ :-iave foiiind In the heat of "
eretofore appreciated the

fs whc have valued
' ■ "^r reriliuntlon of the

' »

, It lii

cc of holir-ioiis
> ' H3 served to
■li.rioijs
■ the

.'•ortl'.cm

VMLittrn ..evada, and

ooiincll of churc es, will be <^bser\eC

- ■■ '.Octobers, In cooper: ith

. ' c w 1 s h f ;■ ".-Tia "0 "1 ' c ;; .

• r" ,. i; .omla

0 Octoher 3

Instr

i ; .1 ' . I,. I . i

■ \orci:rA.o srt ".v ha-d
and tauaed the >rcat
'■eai: of the rtate of
California to be af-
fixed tills 24th da^'
of : p.f^.her. A, d"., o'
the . -tne hundred

s^io'^a.-/. "oorahary of State

\ \0U:! vi-oo I' 1.'' l\'U\r

£xecutit)t Bepartmcnt

^tatc of California

Ders<

«i-

)f this war is vrittfen, the servic

.,-..-■ 1 1 • . .•t ' '-^.-- ill irijcrish-

>-lotlsm, the
,;!■ ii^c . • ve inspired the

' ' on but '■■ rnisntries of

value ,5.a • ■ ' '^'^ oy the
■-r ir.fiirec-.. ' ot'~''^nts

mndiM (Xperlentit ' v: l-:r

■MX c; 11 ;:
.,;/;s throii -Koii'

• • . tateis Army and Lieu-
efveli, Joi,.;',ur.ain-',l Army i^ervlce ^'orvui,
I; to (■r:lV.:tr"ent of 170,000 au>iitlonal

1 ;^i :!to release an equal
; ,- (iinlibt from each
' • - lasualtiei;. It is
1- ^.. • .■•w,i, ..jMliijLe'J by ijtate

■te flat tc the Y.'AC Train-

er;-.

increase:.. i;.e str^ n,'Cii or
r f-nd itai:tens the day of

illfornia '

. Ustrrients vn.ll be announceri by the

f-w. ' Hvor or f'^ ■i ' '' '"a f'tive of
■iirrriai '^p-e to

: ri.ay .'ipip in evcr.v v. a;/
1-1 thpi:f "ounfT-y's Coll, i- ,

' ■ ■■ ■ ■ •■OV'V

tivlty esseriticil to the

pjiOi'', I have hereunto
■ • i anla caused (-.he --Teat
the State of Culifomir

■.(yp,. 'ff.Sr, ■-'7t » (-ay of
; . ... .. -" uusanil

^^^r^r'^fT^^^^^

^^^

V,

^J. ^t^K^A /

^c

r^

, ,/ iff C*) tfi'ftNM *tAIB PRINTtNO Omci
«MlMO, l'l(i <.t !■»'.« II, MOOKF, ITATf I

r.^-..

»«a-

ISxtcDtioe ©epartmtnt

^tateofiEaUronria

fiH^

PROCLAMATION

Scrap metal stock piles of th© nation have
been heavily drawn upon since the 1942 scrap drive
and we are now officially infomed must be replenished
rapidly to insure our continued peak production of
steel antiaments.

War Production Board off 5 dels estimate that
the mlnlmuin requirements for the current half year
will be 15,000,000 tons of which California's quota
has been set at 709,500 tons, en increase of 37.255?
over our last quota.

In view of the Importance of tlils drive
I, Ear] W'arren, Governor of California, do hereby'
urge every California citizen and public agency to
corporate In the creation of community "victory scrap
banks" and particularly urge the members of salvage
coiitmlttecf., the Citizens Service Corps, the Junior
Citizftns Service Corps and every Defense Council In
the State to devote their full energies to the task.
To the end thia t Calllomla'e quota may bo met in a
period of concftntra ted activity, I hereby designate
the period corrimenclng October 1 and ending November
15, 1943 np the time for Califoi-nia to make its
contributions to the national scrap pile.

TEST J

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the great
seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 28th day of
Sept, ember, A.D., one
thousand nine hundred
and f orty-threj^.

■ £<

Governor of Califoitiia

CU

Secretary c(f iState

^xtcutiiiic ©tpartment

;Statt of California

>^

'<y^

h

' HE in (palif •

■ -'■ '■ -'^ ' . -tl.ceo!^!'-' ■'•"■ ..v. Ill,' > .

n.iiy I ri').-.: - -one t: ■ ■. cir elder.'
of t-liwi. aiw '>i Uie stor:l>?i ui Lj;eir bravery c
-:rvicp on far-flun-- battlofields, and so are

'it

■iijj of J

leir conti

L confUnt is written".

• UU,: i:i LIIL

fort will fc>
■ ■ ' ■ >'tlc3

itio'-

11 Lies aru; iioaitJ- education have '"ifre-J 't»'e Ind^^a"'
'■■HforiiH Ccr V.u- tasks they no?; are perfomln^"
auritr;'. "■ '■;, or-inlzatioris as the Call fnmja
f "Sf^ociii.nr, fnc, hav^ '^one much to arlvance
'• .(.^ bocl.-jl nt.:iti!3 of the Indians of our State.
• ■; -■■•M..^. - ■ t>iis Association meet to discuss

• iTibpa an'"'? 1''- r"^le^;»".i-« Tr-^^ij^i-.r^

> f ''i c la I ly ir. ro v. lai rr; the f 1 rs t

^' ■ — • — an

c T'TiT.

' liens hi

iiereunto set m:' 'lana
anid Coused the"^ threat
nGixl or the State of
California to ^e af-

fixeti tl'-is 29t.'-. ciav

of: oeptemt)er, a. d'. , one

tJicMciaiG nine inm.-irei

? J V

LlA-irnia

:.ec

^Yy^nO^o-H^r, / z-,//"

^xccutitif Brpartnicnt

^c'tatc of Californin

'<6»

"Vh,

5fp

^IL

PROCLAMATION

"•"•/f.

Ko,,-. During this long period of supreme war effort we

our Aallv^nr^ ^'-,''°'"^ ^° ^^^" "°^^ ^^^^^^7 than usual upon
our dally and weekly newspapers. We look to thezn to keen ua
fully and wisely Infomed as to developments the world o?er
and to publish the sober facts which keep us alert to thl
wff °f each day. And, we look to them\o cooperate in all

,.«^o4i ..P f^ fitting that we as a people pause to
?n??M« r i'"P°^tance or this service— the beneficial

influence of a free press upon our daily lives. These are
days when there must be intelligent evaluation of our A^s
and a cautious weighing of all trends which may influence
nnffi^ 0""^ rJ^^f? ^'"'^ '^^y^ *^«" comniunity effort must be
^uid^nn^r ^^^«'''^^^«• M°^« than ever before we need the
guideposts of accurate, full presentation of news for the

wr™,:r'''''r\'" *i?'°^ "* ""« ^^'^e^t «"^ the trinds wh?lh
we must evaluate extend far beyond air own Immediate horizons.

If. ^^14 Democracy has long since proved the worthiness of
LL ^'""'® ''^°" ^ ^"^'^ P^®^^- The manner in which news-

As Governor of California, I, Earl Warren take
this ?tat«'r ^° ''^"""^-l the daily and'weekly newspapers of
this State lor the many and splendid public services thev
have rendered during the months the nation has been at war
and do hereby urge a general State-wide observance of
National Newspaper Week which has been designated as the
perloT from October 1 to October 8, 1943.

ATTEST:

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
herevinto set my hand
and caused the great
seal of the State of
Callfornle to be af-
fixed thlE 30th day of
September, A.D., one
thousand nine hundred
and j;o rt y- th r^ .

^^J ^^^^^

Governpr of Cflltfornik

Secretary

.t„, I, ■.,„„,v,, ,,.„ „,H„„5 „„^,

iCI.M.KtO. I,„ C.O,r.. „ uootf. 1„T1 n,-,Tt,

I

i

i'xcfutioc Bcparriiicnt

^Mff or CLJllforilU

OGIAM.

xtic^tOVl L a:Hl ,; : ii\i;- 1 n .,1... » _. -

u«s I'Jdc

en-

eneny attack.

I: \ O

(±r

v'-olat

ion

2 i

lor

. all flndand 4eten.lno tl^t aSdlUonal

--^-1 hereol, or tliat restrictions
otJlier areas in order to nre-
, ^ ^;-«-'7.' the said state ' k-
- to t;.e Governor, and if

; ostrJ'^*-'?,-, ^'fclalm such addl-

aii t...... o.poii „ucoj,iO erieotive and shall

cludin. por?S;s ?"'J^^LiV! ^^°!^^^r,°;^ '"^^^

'■ °^ oxcluded iron

■ovlsions of
<=^« " r"--'"-^'-^'' 'J-t anr such re -u-
.ilade.iea^or and be punishable as
• .:. -a*:!!!- sue;-, l-ivosti.-ations

" '•:n .''!!^"''f} ^" ::ereby directed
..^o i^nuationc of the Coanand-
- _ -ise (jorxiand or such other
yi -natod by the Ceorotary oi
-jvornor Oroolaiu ir.or: -^--.>vr •^^- '
ecxxied_by:said Co;^,:ar ' ^ o^e-al"
as possible ^..o re :u- '
with tho orders or recon-
E^l." Ar.d

ii coustluute a

t'.?

"'•vf.or

at Insofar,
-all bo ui,ii;oi'a

-;C.l ^as duly ^ound, deter, lined,
L.J-.>iti.Lnc i.ou9s oe ests'->T - -■ -•'

■a -.,. coitain 'respects of li-hf
•>nes ar; of 10 t)c;.o-,^r 1"^;=;. ^I^r

■°o°^Jn.^^'^^^;*''^^ I^'*'^^^"^^'^"^!^^^^^^^^

"■'' '■ , ■ - - , overno:
■I'ooiui.i ti.e ioiiow:

ec;

f I L E D

jie oific* of tlie S«rfc<arv of SUI»

OCT 9 -1943

2!xenitiDe ©rpartmcnt

3tatc of California

i'a, :e

U-tiii.; ^.OiifaB vvi tain t^ e
-latec' and es tahllalied:

roiio

r^-x^:.,""" ■ "^V^ '' ^■•-i-'-v^Q- all ti.o oortlons

-ollowln;: counties as heroii.ai ter doaci-ibed'

_ .-.one A includes only tSiat ooi-tlon o: t^e '

v;xir: couatioa situated witMn fliteen nllea Iron

oa at' uerinou In toctlon 7;; (b) hoi-eof, except

a dliierent oortion

:to^

-hod

UiiL^

-V 1

or a bounty is ii
.oi'e il|,ho doscrli.
OSes fc!u'ou-h any , ; ,, ,
town Is l,.cli:dod v/lf'ii
t^ilE purpocQ, the boundary
c-.all oe de;:,:ed to .lr:clude
'i.iK' l^-ixts jor any such ii.oorpo-
Lae conti.^uouB ejreaa oi any sucli In-
.corporated city v- : -vm which are
mation of the i- . oQt li-Ltin

• <•■ '-: ">:■■■ *.ov.'n:

i-or

.11

-- ail that poirtion situated
i five ..'lies' v.'eet of Cali-
-oi-j.lu otnto ::: -hivay: ■ o, 21, wl.icli
rima tlLrou-li liar tines, .alnut Creole

-- all fix
uuC)^ . .o. u Liiau i'ive juilcj.
lornlQ ..tato IHihway io.

tu-

Y, u l;

o

or

Caii-

n.

3o;
Oi

- all. tliat ,)0:'L:o,i sltviuted

Mta Clara ..Ivor or south
-.o.i :'atiojlal Porost and

w-osterly oi" .orldlan 118" wliich runa
• /; • c:. :nindary of the

City

o county.

>u co'..nty.

-ro area or

cDimty,

t:.l,J I, c.tlro.v,. ,,.„ „„„„„ „„„.

l.Ct.U.NTO. .,„ cl-.t „„<„„.. „,„ „„,„

u v; >J

3£xtcutit)c Bcpartmcnt

State of (lalifornia

cutii'G a:

.e county.

,. -- i;il Mtat portion within a radius

oi .ivo ..iiiou ri'ou u-c ■ 11 or

Velio Jo, C-illfoi-'nla.::

o.,c , , .;j.,..:l1 ■ -11 t:.at
:on« A widcli is witliin ton -'.ilos
,, I,- . -5.. . r^,, 7 ('.,) •,ereof.

(c) i-i.;iitlik. --one U i.iciuucs all U.e portions
of '■'■0 ■oll«v;ir.- oovuiLlea as hei-eln&ltQr descriood:
-" each coTonty n(aned below, except
.:> co:;nty 'i:icltio9d in Ll.'htln-, "ouo
■ elude '-nz i^ono :G, except wLare

."portion or u ... .-W -3 specirically dascribad.
,:Gre tl.o doncrlbod nouaidar-,- ll4e of Ll,":.'.tin5 Zone
: oarsea tiu'ou-li tmy city or tovhi, all 01 cuch city
or" tovni Is Included wltliln I.l;-htfin- Zone C. :or
. '- r-nocs, th« lioundai-y of any auch city or
\:Z:^ "^■■ail be w.r-r or". Vo iKcludo all t>.e aroa within
*"e clt- li-rlo imch lncd)rooratod cit;;, and

t^Ie conti-iious ...-^u:. oi any such incorporated or
railncorporatod city or town whicU are _ served uy a
co.il-uuation of the 8a:.-a r'r^v--! L' -.t-'r- ciSLon
.,,-• ^'' ..; nald clt"" or tovmi

v.'c ;

■jortlon situated

oriido ■ t'.;.io' al ".orest.

CAiitiVi.iJVG — all that portion situated

• ^ov-ovl, y- .;t:-niElaus National : orost.

:. :yj:.;JX) — all that portion siLuatou
wost'orlv 01" r;l Dorado >'ational 1 orost.

tntttJ in civiti'oiiNiA »T*it FaiNiiNo ofrici

^xccutiDc department

^tattof£alifornia

11 . )OrtS.ou sltur. tod

. t 1 I ,

; -ji oGt^ oxcopti

poi'tion i .cli-ued

..Li...' ..^^ — aii t;]Rl, ;»Qi'tior. situated
v/osterl.y oI' I'lorra Rational Forest.

aMu "lorra ;.atloual orost.

— ;ii:

rjj/'. J /-i -- all Uitit j)Oi'tiou situui-ed
wo r '.■-■:■ 1"' of Va!ioa It- i,l0:ial :0.«?st.

v/i>stei'lj oj.' tliQ ;5aiii ^ieiiuirdirio .ieiidian,
lriCl-11-v"; 2.11 or tlje city o:' Han Jacii.to.

a led. sotitiiwoE terly pi i c

lalLorjal : oi'ast.

-ariiardlno

wo 3 ti-

.ill f.i&t n.ortion Eltviated
Aiiza raiser t jitute I'ark,
^ .(-.vf' on Incl led 1?-. i,'. ..l-

:<5ro

ffinttJ in CSHF01W1A *I*tl VtlNTtHC oprio

^xtnititit Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of California

.'a -e b

WGS

all V)n^

aliuated
Lablo ::orldian.

i,\:.ISL/iU3

— rill l,:.Qi rjituated

wcr-ci'iy oi 'uie :jai,£cr. i.iitional Forest
and wocterly of the . ost v/crtei'ly
lioundary oi' Lasaen ".National rorost
projoctod north alou" the hount 'Jlahlo
?'e:'ldlan to the solutliorly boundary of

M,-. . ; — all tliat portion situated
woL'tei'ly of biorra national ,01 eat,
Sequoia (.atlonal Po.rk and i^equola
yci?*.onal "i oi'ost.

. ,, , . -- a.11 I : ' Dorti.on situated
west.ci'l;; oi' : tanlalaua ..('clonal Forest.

VGLC

YU3/i

Section 2, ■S.iP^ZCTLW KomiS. ml liglitlng restrictions
uoi'olna:tar provided shall ^je appliteahlo and observance there-
of requi; • ■ at all tl..:ea iro:: ono-lyair lio..r afto. suncot
.:;1'1 .;::0- ' ' -)ur ueioi'6 sunriae each nl,>;t fro..; 1 October
1-5 .''.-• . ■ "1, fro". nno ',;onr idt.ov sunset until one ho\a>

.V- ■ ' -' .'^-or. 1 . i\~' t'-) '60 ..ontciber.

.;.OOi.AOU 5. iu..U\CulC':iltj:i> 11. uU'jUi ul'iUx'Il'.Cr ^Oi;hS A Al'.D

ubjcct to the oxcoptlons h-*j'el^rter provided, durin:^'
' r;;-)eolfled In Section 2 hereof illujiination within

-.11

. trolloci &r iollov.'s:

'--jaVed Ei-:n3 and ornanontal, decorative and
^.:.i..'ia;, 11 "h tin''; of evoi'-y description wh.lch are
loeateu out-of-doors, and lloodli \l-.tlii -, w'.lch 11-

1 ■ ."■ i.lliJln.';o or ai :ns, chall Le o ". ; ■ .:;

[o) Upward Li 'lit. All llfht sources oi avai;

■.,)tloii 2. tall bo situated jor c;leldoJ 00 t!.af

no w'.ioct rays from any li-jlit
the horizontal ov.t-of-doors.

jsourco a;o eriitted a.ove

facK*ut«;To, I94J ciosbt m. Mnoai, |T*ir rinNT»li

I^xcratiot Btpartment

3tate or California

Pa.-e 6

(c) Outdoor Ai'ea IllumlnuLto,

lirnl nation
foot candle

3uujOc. OACOptlQiiij -.cjiei. i.M toi- Dx'ovidQu, diiriu ■; tiio

liours . -id in Gectlon 2 }ieroof , any Xl'-jit soiu:'co located

witlilu Li'.;>itln:- ;i.one l5 which is dirqictly visible fraa the sea,
as :.:rol:a:tei Ji;-.:..od, sliall bo oit^ior o;cti;i -lilc he ? or
sJiloldo<l 3o_t: la no lonpier dli^iectly vialole rroM the

sou, '' -i." ■ ■ 1 ■ J , ,,^ t ' .0 f"^)'"!! Ic" ' "i.'.^ r'T^; c! * Tr*; 'irov'ded In.
' cc ' ^^ " ' ^ '

to t

M.ectioa ;

. V ' '1 i W i ^ ^

Ion 2 liei'oor

.-.ONE C. Subject
-^ o . ; ..o.. , ..u:-inr: the hours
ill-an-lhtitlor, within Ll'^htin^;
• ..llov/B:

la.ips in @7ic

1' " ' source

located

Ol i.l, H'^ i '■>;'

loot aciuaro
to bo a sln^
intensity? oi
exceeds the
t'lei: nil sue

-.-^-^. .,»il elBctilc .L.c.'i...;v..icui.t
100 watts capRcity, and all other
.... ^. uciu;, eijulvalbnt li^ht Intensity,
out-of-doora, cliall be aViielded so tliat
:' ro.\ any 11 :ht fipiji'oo aio e.-lttod

ntnl out-of-doora. Any uccumulatlon
i ces local Qtl v;ithln or above any ten
of outdooi- round aroG sliall be'doonod
:le li..;ht aource, and il' the at";re-,atQ

suc'ii an accuiultitipn of 11 :ht" sources
lirr.it oxprocsed in the orocedln.; sentence,
h l'"ht porj'ces shP-11 hfi srilcldod.

0-. ;-...,
C:i.:Jlor:

. -UOvi--,

K>U

■j'ov a-^y

Of

*'.. '_i.ii.a. iii i. lo.

nroval or tj.

'0 COijLnaaa, o^

aa"

Jor to r.rvjow

: f!

aavunce, im\.

' o f '>' ' ■''•!fi ::

- liovi;:

.at^, iieaith and .Vel...ai'c.
tho rostrlctLons of this
'.teed bi'- the written ap-
lonoral of tho ..jstorn
i a, ;onc7 fjesi-'^ated by isuch
ich variaiiojiB, obtr\.'.ndd in
.-J to the e,-;taiit required
;aj(.i:iiu:i Industrial efflcioncv

'.Tsonr

. rt.'li. U.i'0 .

' rcquii>e
snandln: Joneral of the vvestorn

All approvals

rjortod to, in

jr rvroporty, or to
i 0 tho e.-:to:;t
Mitary neces-

uL\o .;y the Cora-

^jQionae Conr.iand.

of li;>itl.n?_; variations shall be re-

cv'^leot to -evoctiition by tlio Oon-
~> - -.'.0 Gcs-Tmajid, ill

fri»/,J ,n CAIiroIniA ii,,, raiNiiHO orncl

-es-

^xecotitiE Bcpartmcnt

^tate of California

-ti;< L U'

UUt,9E iJCw,

illumiruition vd.t}iin LI -.htlr

inn

:.one3

M.l;-Uod "'orelu, shall

.'.a ions

:poct tj any
, V, or c, es-

ont-of-doors rrou any 11. -Jit ao-'iir'cci siiall oo pornittad
'■ ' ■ I' ■ ! r )i;rco Is (1) wltliilii any bulldlna and
• ot iroi'- tiie nea^^est window or othji-

■»

lOL

r.ll

.1 01

,.aJ
.. - : a buix.

ice, apartnent, hotel

3 clli'oct ra- :' c ill tad

3,

:iia.lU;:, or (2) at any
.uoq; pr-lnarlly ec a
or j-osldontlal club, 1
above the horizontal
any cnstojnary rosldentlal
. — ; ,..^. ^.. viitlijar cane no dix'ect rays
sourco shall he ier.iltted tlirou~h any
11 'ndoor lii;ht ijsovu'cas -^thlia Ll^vitln^
■"' shall ■ oliiod so tliait they ai o not directly

lo rro::i ti.o sua. (sec Cecition 5 Tor further

11 'h L

1' J..:

hyl

o;ic

i3i

;iceptlon oi iriiorlor liryit eouiccs

.) '

:.one

; ^-raaUloiml LI . 'rL-'tuoor tti'oa

rn to a u-axi.-i.. J- -. irty foot cauvJ^ji
location ."oli'o tlian tlareo nller.
. ..ou iu. - ^^-elnaf tor >,^of;3.nod, but only when
i..c e:;ieiit acUially i-eqxiirod and prl:.:Grlly
or syoi'ts or i-ec? eation, land when othcrwioa
illanco with tlie applioai^le restrictions of

.:.Vclo :.l:;i!t3« All voiiicle l.i.:hta
law aio 'Cjnitted; jorovldod. i.owcver.

1)0 o:.! I'll '^Ct. o..xi cj
\.; uhorized e:iOi"'_;oiu
:i*.Er.'o;-s nro o.-ccop.

t; is .v;clr..nr.tJ.on.

, in areas visible from

, od,: drlviu' la;. IDS shall
ovj oi- ceprecsed heaii.
i^lofc ok olTlcial onei'-er.c"

Cl:

3i ?;tis on ;;niblic carrier vehicles

the ■■""?^ c'.c ';' -1- :■ ■- . 'hln ^ro-

anu

,.oiu
tl-.at

li-act tra.h Ic ai'e a:;ceptod frosi all
■"■■"'■ .n; :.vld.od, however, tiiat
, eloctilc larips of

t;xiii iuJ wa-^ cdiiaoity o:' the equivalent,
the nciv.al 11 -ht aotircos illu.tilnatlr. ; ni'ch.
:■ '- - .1;- v/- t: ;:octlo:, \ ; '

ler-ool

t'lHlei in CAIIPOtNIA ITAII pmNTIMO OfPICl
|ACI*ur.NTO. t!;4^ al.»Ki.t»l M.IOIP, ITATF MINT«

«<fi9>'

iSxECUtiOt Btpartmtnt

^tatc of (California

' iar ilaren In an iorior.'-ency, or so-
cuiloa oO^iiM i-ypo Xlaivis anc waimlr.;" lanterns, aie
e:::c'tcd fro' r.ll f o iOre^-.olr^ restrictions, but
) axlent acCuclly and Li^iedlntoly

r ; ..civL : >'.j.. .:....^ : ill i}v. - ^^ ;..u3. :u:^.:orlzed
ocesoaiv to racllitate air or watar navigation,
■ ■ " Lioad slTinl li 'Hts, and i.aadli.-litc

ot<

;1

that

treat

■ ■ .iO.: .. . - >JStri0tlO2".S

, > t tli«y nuat be sixielJod
. :!jurGO o...it§ no ..ore t)iari ten ■g'lv
lfi.;-> Imens ai.ove the Iiorisontal
' ' Gucli lir;'ut oourcc3

.".lot caridloa of 11-
romiii, &i~id in
ir sliloldod 80
©ctly visible

As ujjti^u -ci-eln, tlio i'ollov/ln
ti.e followin" :•'G■^~^irTS:

it. I.,

a£:30t

' ortior. 5 or an;' x-oileotDr,
'^'icy, i or other eQuipinont
.J cfi)ntrol ov dixiusion

or.

' ": tors ol t:.iQ -aciric Ocean

' . . jr on tiio nVtorelina or

ut< ,ei.Ji-uii^, ..jiovm as ^anta ..:onica ■.?„-,
'i-/ara Ouanrol, •:r\n ^r.li Obispo -'iaj, ::-storo
-Lerey . ora of Tan fra.ncisco

•-"•■ '•"•■I ir-tondiiv, fron Point

'!Ot intonded fk-ml s .all

coa, IS

'!.j:'ane

risible

-1:3^

^jccutiiic Brpartmcnt

3tatc of California

Par^e 9

Trai i-:.c
coa tail v/hl,

^t-^V^i;^ portions of streets

oiblo frosj

-■poci^:i^ii;S°;:J:-S^^-,i3,.i^ore^^.

i;a:

ol.oi.c

> -!--'..0,

ay of

^^?K°-^ V-^ Cttte or
ua^lXornla to W af-
i^lxod tMs - " da-
or October, A.D., one
taov.sanc. rlne .-.uiu'red

^,

2Ly.

'overnor

jrnla

>?

~/^ ^

<s-/!^W-vJ>^;^^^^

J::::::;.::^*^-:;^ -;■—-»;;;;:

^xcnitioc Bcpartincnt

^tatc of dnlifornij

PR^CLAMATi^ ^^ ^.^a^^S^

FILED

i' the eflke of the S?f fpliry of Sute

OCTl 31943

'/ y -

enjoy today "a7|Jo7vo1 SneTw^L' S'i°^ "%'" '^^^ "^"-
-a Bible and It Is an eaJecl lly o^a fniL y,'^^«^«"°« ^^°r
in times of emergency such as thL^J? \ ^ ^°^ '^ country
sisnirioance anAalJe.^S ^he^^^^e^n^rj^^r^J^JoiLS.

-11 parts o? ?h: ^o?t^"fo"n'ih^^°' ^r ^^^"^ -^p^^ to

relHin In honor -nd iVh!^ ^^^^ht, in orler that we may

we have dlXat^S m^h o/our eLn^°''^^^"' '^''^^^ '^ ^-ve.

social relationships to ?he sa.e onJ!^ ""' disturbed normal

tha
fun

t we steadf.:t y ■efuae'^to be^'fr%"?"^ " '' Iniportant
•iamental Institutions wnJohh.^''^^^ ^^^^^ ^""^^ the
Always the droatosfsoCrce of st^en ^h^^^"" °"^ development.
its understanam, of ?Se , ul lln n^ /? ^ P^°P^« 11«« In
their greatest pWes^ ha^fbeSr? Se?'"''" "^°" ^^^'^

observance^o^r NaUonSrMblJ Je^J i'!; c"f}?^^ ^?"^^^^

of such obsorvance can come a f!«„, Cullfornla. Fi>5m out

crusade m which ^o Tretnr,\al r^T,^\°^ -^^^^h In the

our 3tund<,i.d„ and In our tutnf« ^^^ ^" ''"'' °^"3«' 1^^

rellect tiie s-.lrlturl and 1^«?* J"".^^^ °^'^ «'«^y ««tlon

be to .trencthen the V9XV bi.daM^"'^''^' °'^ '^^ ^^^^^ »111
demoorncy war built. ^owiuatlon upon which our

i;; V IWKSS WHr-."E>i-', I ha ve
hereunto sat my hund
nnd caused the Great
Real of ttie State of
Ci llfornla to be af-
fixed this 13th dey of
October, A.D., one
thousand nine hundred
and ijjrty-thr/e.

aovernor of California

ATTEST s

orat^y of state

C U«pWrS«cr?ljiry of SbM

#

^xcfutitic Bcpartincnt

^t.itf of (Ijliforiiij

FJLED

PROC LAMATIO

'» *• otlxrt of l*ie S»crctarv of Slate
e( the Stt\i of Cal-lornij I

OCT 1 31943 i

UK ffKJi>f<l»<l><ittrtUry«fSU!.

tw ,,0 1 There exists In our nation today an urgent na«d
lor registered nurses Tor military duty and f or th«
..mtennnoe of ,m ndoquate nurslnf aerJice foi clvJllanB.

1., thn r,»„*^"^,f^ ^^^ exactions Imposed upon us by the war
ihlch n.aJ^^al'n^^h^L'^^^^V'^^'^^e public health d iLlnlr
»hich maintains both mori^la and production at a hi^h level.

n,„«^ H "^^ "'®®^ *^^^ problem it has become aoparent ther*
Saoabl« f,'^f°«'^/"to .service thousands of volunteers
heTuiVctlJ??^!"^ assistance in all phases of puSuc

nurses «ra^r?«ni^fi''^ ?u^ ^"""^ ''"^ ^avy for additional

4-u .- . *''^" *^" ^°'-'® '^"Ck from the war will nevAr forv,«4-

apparent in our home frent nursing proS^ Suf It 2«t h-
:o^K:er ^r?^i^r^' the assLL°L"^^'t?ou3aLro • ''
™y^o?^ront ua! ''' ""''' '^ '''''' "^^ on.ercencles which

under w„y ^""o^V^^dr^^ i? .1? elT??;!^ "^Jn,

Nurse Procuroment Programs which wlirbrina^J^aterjn
Cnllfomla communitle:: during the balance of fSsmonJh.

IM V.'rrNTJSS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
nnd CRuaea the Great
Seal of the state of
Cnllfomla to be af-
fixed this 13th day of
October, A.D., one
thousand nine hundi-ed
and f 01^ y- three. 7

Oovetnor of California

ATTEST I

Secretory of^ State

Deputy Sccreitty of Sltte

^xccutluc department

StJtr of (Taliforiiij

PiiflCL/MATl

Oi t*»» Stnt' »** Caliiorrfa

OCT.'i ni943
^ANiyia.jpRUAN,_g<!cr..,,rv

0 N

PTticuicr
our orlmlru
brancho.n >
behalf, i
bravery, t
owi sons,
i ina nartl

In atlrrlnc tlraea such as theao. It la
ly llttlrig that we ahould t^lve vole© to
tlon of tha i-Mnnnv In which tho various
. our amed aeivlcas ere fi^htln^ In our
o lall la this would ba to Ignore the
he aaorlflce an.i the firm resolve of our
nolt^bors ani frlenis who are now fr-ont
clpanta i., this terrible global war.

Q«-„f „ ^" *^® luiparalleled record of our United
?o fnfnfr^ ^urm, the p.st year will be fSund mJch
to inaol e now oonfl lenco In this splendid i Uhtln?
iorce. Per, colorAU and !naplrlnc as Its Mstaij
has been >ur !fevy m,s w9ath-,rou the Initial t.stJ of

exl'nSef i\^"^'?4''' '" unprecedented manner and ^

9.xor.naed its Inlluonce to all the seven seas.

.. „ , ^^- '"^3 in the month of October 1775 thaf
the Contlnentnl Congress laid the foiuidatlon ol^Jr
A..8rlcan Nnvy. It ,m.8 alnce become custom So bono?
the Navy lurln, tills month, and more '^rtloularlv

?KSio?e'r'' '"^ fl" «-l-^--y oftha Llr?S':r^
fheoiore Tooaevolt, the President under whose

u^^er^tan^KHfli--^,:- Tjl^tJ^'^rZ Preas-

Worf .^''•%r'°^'''^"^'^"'^=' ^<»«" «o heavy SeC
before has there been better reason for expressing
our amiiutlon of the tasKS beln^ per^oi^ed ?y all
Who *ear the Navy blue, ior these'^reaa^e, l] "
tarl ..arren, Oovomor of Calif >mla. ij -roclalm

r?t??:n ^%V^^ '^^^ ^*Y ^" C«UfoxT.la aJd i^^J the
citizenry ,>f the State to Join In the ob^isrvance and
t. continue ever mlndfal of the valiant services
oeln„^rendered by both our Navy and our MerlA^n?

I?f WITN .SS WH:iT,EOF I have hereunto
B«v. my hand and caused the
great seal of the State of
California to be affixed thla
25th Jay ©;■ October, 1J43.

«.-<:,<' ^<

ATTEST:

Governor of California

Secretary o£/3ftate

-®

^xcfutiDc Bcpartment

^tJtc of (Tjliforiiij

Pertaining to Oriental F'rult ;.;oth'
iifrectlvti on kuA after VU^. 1,1 j4j

Aj)

Of A

and fnalt

i' "

iin. that ,.he restricted ortTJles hSfln

01 .. )sslijlp can-

■fs 1 f raid

t^es t, ;

iLtfl) iiot hereto-
tate of callf-
Infested area
described are hosts

■aevent the further' litroSuclion^? ^'^?««^«^y ^'^ order to
Of Callfornlc., that e qd--TaSu?^ ll V'X^ X^^^ ^"^^ ^^^ -^ate
estriQlished a the uoaSda S n'? th/e? ^^"^ ^"'''® ^s hereby
in ac.o.dance .ith the i vSiSns Si ^^
A-Tlcalturai (^nje of th4 -tatP of piiVf^^?" ^^^ "^ ^^^
.est. Its host.s or ms'lblp cariferf ^^n!^"i^' ^^^^"^^ ^^1^
articles herein cri-.^ant f,,.-, ^^^^'^^p. ^nd no such pest or

unaer and subject to the fo?lo,;5rpLvLionsf ' ^"^^^

iMfMTlONS

oriental Fruit, Moth (.Org^qllta (Las^evresla )

as

Vlr,l,ua, ,.,„. .est .^■■^Ai ^^^'^'^^^TW^ST'

and In rr.n-idr, me i^i ovlncc

of t'ntario.

JS2-:Si|.-«-°- -^'- Sr^S^S-aSf-

established.

FILED

"tJite cf tliff Sectelrry cf Sl»'«
of tKf J.lal; of Calllomln

IPRPAT;r

t-*-;

Bf.e 2

^xccutivic Bcpartmcnt

;5tatc of eatlfornia

cl j^ liT' the l'io..orln- loi
lif,:, . eai", qulnca

rinijE enrol in ijjga i Carolina cherry).

rnriTo

TauTo

talr
lei t

11 J i
"ly "1'."

nectar ln«, peach,

^ I Carolina

' v;:MrTforr. Ih" ev«r,'ri}i'n cnerr;. ), Tanuf

Irte^rUnlUi (Catallrti cnenj^j, tu"u«

iaf,a:- 'f^»».r^ 1r..ir--l\. Vaoneaatcr .^iU--yV. ^^

o'.^K^.fs or t>t.n-ii (;.;)nt:,Ii!ers that hsa ix^en used t.o con-

.Jg^ ITuUf,, orllnntln- in the r.erelr. ieecrlbeo In-
is, a-e herribv .edared hocts '^r -r^-lole ceniers
::t :ereUi i,-.arfirit.li!ed HFBlnsl.

i.h

.jstrlctlonr. a: e , Ucad D>- this yrc)Ci.-w»tlon
Mt -»t roBtrlcl' i nrt:clt>E hfeieln ciellhe.l i
?.e(j areu In otnar states to t nints In

on
thla state

, vv iclonn Which aie B.;c/4sslble un^er

er«lt'frbB the i '.rector of Agrlcultur-- as ...ovliled in rro-
■ !s?on t hmeo!, e^ch lot or ahl.-ment ol reatrlcted articles
s.'l v^a tYoti. the iniestei area to .olnte In the pi .t-.cted
aree of thli sta^e ffui^t Le HCcomimnleC by f certificate
I'Fuei ov f auly authorized ofilclal ol the state In *hich
tae cni..;.lnH- j>olnt Is «lt.iMed. alllmin^- »-^f ,i»J^\\,,^«-
strlct ii ai tides in toll in or shliuw.t orlginatud out-
side of the herein Jescrlued lnlest.-:J area ae jirovldad in
"rovl^lon ^ t--"!'-.!-. oi (I)) nil such articles have been
tr^^ted un^^r . ^:. ->.ervl6l0i) :c)vldedlu revision

JjL

i'-u. : affirn • i ..-atrert f.v-.nll . '- 3 larucd

Lc"-- tnt ircatB-enl facilities used pi^' of hi. a^i.rove.l ty.e
n-o sit^cles to ce ffovt^d f-tfrsur.aer ser^i treated by a

■■.ji L". ;

■ t.ht;

as. J tro sit^cles to ce ffovt^a i.-er«Lir.m.'r *««. t: ^i^a^^u «j ^
trept-rent herein H^„roved or s.ibse<iuently 8,.^ roved by the
. ire^-tov of A-rlcultur:. • ucn certincr,te? muft set iorXh
•V.0 do«?r'e s;cV:cd.-le u^ed if fuiiii,-;atea or full particulars
-i tieatlr-eut If otner..ise trt:atecl. m^-.e a'.\ adJress^ of o*ner
-;r op«rr.tor ot fumigation Cia-'bor cr ot>«r tieattfont facil-
ities used, na'i.es fend a raresfses oi shipper en. ^;0"vi-';*f®»„ .
Q^-iount and Kind of 'utir-i -. rnv.T-od by s.ch certlilcate, and
>inrer oi tjnijraejit.

i'xcfutiuc Bcpartmrnt

-^tatr of California

j'aj^e i

illy Jlann' trso period {»;?>• i to ct-her ti fn
•' 'sra ustng metnyl i^romiae at the rate ol:

to ^ . ..' . ' ' • '- "' che:!!ber rohc ■ . '-.■ j_,-

• run ,„i'.„tortor ;r;;tJ„.S^?,-'„. SSvS'L1SS"'^u?f'

r;;,;

lc->

" ^ *-ii->H rv. T '' -^"^J-* "'- treated -^nlv

^'^S ;J £;SJ- - - - -n ,^ o..

.*t'.-, ■::-;: .,-. ,„,;'•■ " 1- t•,^.: ^?o« .'nani'.er as r.ursery

' '^* '^ vlolon ii)

:^:if inert, - AyjMuved [■f^a.tn.'

xa

« ■ . »

. f. • , ' ^a icp rts a^-vroved fur nui-

iUlrj/^ ftith live

^xcfutivjc department

^tatc of California

i^age 4

ptji ic-

;, I , . ' .-•. i, olnutes*
. tobt'j jif BLioh conl'/Irier 8 :*y

'It: / •

ac^

1 1 In ]\xr*:

101 Ui in: IB) stova and live
cont»ftlner? -}"".' eTpt.^, bs Dot

liibiit ^ '

.1. ht'

.it t* •

tnt .

port tur*.

to tlif • litici-uj: lU

Inp In ? ■?1..- ", . I'Cfi

. ; ,.» .. •.; tUbJUCt to

cfiTtlflec* Vn accord-
i.ri . I .:Oiis desii'inf, to 1«5-

: , rr i&i itter. hii.'lloatlon
. ', .'jjfr.it t") do so, 8t»t-
: i ■•lUiti, na.ve and ed-
t* Ruu hiniret: '! vi.e :.ereon
;.ent.

>n i tall i7\,, nu- ;. i^ .itt,^-u u l.j,?i.a ^ loclefs&tion on th«
li, l:-u.; L u 3.ovuaicnt on throug:^ bill <^ IftJlfii: of rest;rlctv;d
artoliBii iics a -lolnt oul^^vae ol the lier«ln citgcrl&«d In-
l-.'Stea p.iBb, tnrba:h the tnlostau ai'.i., to any poVnt in \his
state.

Villi, in url'^lnal lldaed Cv'>ni'ilneis aji-l otner
...li^'u-- (articles. >? '''natln^' outslae oi" the herein der-
crlbfid liiicsted ai' , t-' i-e&hlpped fron. f.ny point wit .-

In the Infyfiteo r^rnf. t • ^/uiritf within the ,rotectcci area
of tnli; pt t€> only i>rovlded continued laentUy eund ,r;.tec-
tl'-n fr>i'i ifiieatatlbn 'luvc beua mfcinteljKJ inn lie ulthin the
Inleatea sree fij^u eecn lit or ehliJi..cnt Is ofl'lclr.lly cer-
tliU.d ffoa: Dint of shlpffient, oi'llrmlnf: such i>cts snd
tettin i*;rth tht staU; hiiC county of orlt^l:*, ,v;ln'., of re-
fa') l»r:ient, xB.uor of sMlpiTont, amount and Kind of articles
coBiprLr.ln ♦ ' -^ lot or snl;.'5e(il, >in i nnres 9kj addrejites of
the shl;; ^ cnnsl' netj".

^_____ __ __ f vA H^-.l-ii t 'JH Iiv£. g:':tXuN

, , ted articles 'Grcln defined a<u.- ■ .Id

by fo..2s:<n cfeu Idr aj^enls fnd not delivered to consl^^nae or
s'ent until Ins e^rt d m "- . f^t;:-eu uy the ; Irector, his
i'.eiuty or '.ij/Ut ' , i,.i. , ithorlzed stp.te .lant

^xcnitil)c Bcpartnicnt

^tiUc of (Talifornia

Page 5

-a

A: ^. :. . ull lote; .; - ■ , ;'. : restrict. .Mtlcltjs
artlvlri.; In the Mate oi C'lil -rnla l.n vloli^tlon of or not
luiljf Cur /liiitir/ ^ith the .roviElons of this ^.r 'jclB:riJil.on,
siiuU ot iiiOdlau>i> .sent oat ol th'i state or iestroyea nt

t'.i. .:t' r-, ■:: -■ ' ■; : " -r '^- '^ -r.-' r -: r--'].-.t.

/. ■ .. ■ -J ..: ,„ ...- ..la... ::i ,i.^ L. :-:::.£■ uf anj'

Brltcxv.!. or i.):.4T:o;.ily cov'iteci b^' thi' foro.vol/. »■( 'tvlsUjns
shall l.t •lurther j-uDJect to tr;a prbvlt'lonp of any otner '^u^.r-
sntlne i/i'Ofilairst.lon.'? oi reKjl?tlonr no* in turce or which

i.;. deputise oi th3 r.l?«ctor ul Agriculture iinJ all

i;t.- i:].. * (ni.'T; '.Mil- .-'..I'"*-''? r?" !; ^.:v>;!v *'~')Owere<l to

••JCLA^^ATjL,.;!,

er-

t)cr ll;, \ji,?., an-i .-jhsXl taKa efr:'ct l.tn^ci.- i.elv.

Hve hereunto pet tjcy
■.<r-i'-.z ->n,J cft s8Ctl the

re.'t . H- 1 of the jtBte
5i "Hi 11 or file to be af-
. '.x-a this //»/ da^v of )t#v-
.^^.A" ' . '. . , one th >uss!i;l
nine hunaitttl fen J forty-
'■^re-'.

■ t'-uy u' . tate

2:xcnitiDc ©cpartiiiciit

^tatt of California

//LEO

'in.: :..^,.

■■"ryoiST

«ni»

wAH PO^-ERS PjRaa.AMATION hu.

provl'v

,3fcC l-lv)l'i

tn crov

of

i?f i tcr 22'>, . tiitutca 1744.?, en-

„. . .e for .jrecrntlor.ft Ht'uln't eri>.'rny
lacKout .'id uiiiiout le^ul tloub, etc..

,*filV I

the Cnilfomln State ar ':ouucil,
•ti ation r fieftruu' bk it maij if.it.-ce,
1 1 f Ino and aeternivhe that additional
ttrictlri^;' lirI^tlll;. axe reqalreci in
'•*"^"' •'^"■'- ! ■•'^r-oi-, nr that restrictions

I Jirfc.-»fc In (;rui-r to pre-
•^'^ '!"-• ^; '•■ y, the sQla state «ar

..;. ita liuai.. i.he Jovtii.jr, and If

. u.', ti'KM-ciij, hi ii;.aii prociaiffi £\.cn addl-
reiit icatrictluiiii miU re/zuiatioiis .governing
on Ahltjit «i.«li. tu.^i-eupon |.ieco:i,.: effective and shall
;m.iu ti"ii;(;L uti lav.ci o;' tuLs : ii-il^ ariil i.:'.all super-

cltcr
d'lftci
or -^ .X
t'ie ar
on fcu*.-:,
vent a
CouiiCl.
the Go

tlOiiUi

llluininati
hav;i t'.e :

sed£ t;) Uitf cixLUiit of any ciinilLc-t tno pi(.«viEions or this
chaptoi anciiidln,?; pen. our or iuojecta nerein iixcluced from
the oi^er-ition or tiiib c.rftyierj auu jiiiy other ^'rovlsions of
law .'■.ovt.iiiiif.. liluuln;:tlon. itit- violation of nriy such regu-
Ictlonr i.\ii,l± constitute a riii£cie.-iifc'ar»ai- and be punishable as
a vioi *,ion of this chapter, rn maKin/3 sucn investi ^T.tions
and de^,5r!iltmtloris, the .' tata ar Cornell la horehj' directed
to con?laar the ilndlt.ea and recoiinenuatlons of the Co:' aiid-
ln^'_ifciijial .1 the v-tetern Lefense Coii...and or such other
!iulit,ar> a^sr.cjr ^-s n.uy De di;blrnated bj the 'ecretary of . ar
and in no event shall vh.^ Govemr.t r -itiLx more i-eatrictlve
regiilrtlons then tiiouc specliied uy seta uo-T^'anding General,
it lii-ini thi- iiitc.ntion t.hfct ln:.olar as ofii-.sli.le the i^gu-
latlof.i i'..) .sdo; teu shall be un.forni ..ith the orderi. or re com-
Eendatloi.:; of the said Comnand .Jeneral." And

t.i-i^ihi'j^.-;, the itate -.ar Council has (iuly found, determined
and re.:ocTe.-idtji tha. the ll^ntlxi;: r:.i.trictlons heretofore es-
taL;xlE':'!a o.y lur. aud t,/ authority of lavi find (isneclfilly those
Imoosec L,y ,ar i-o..ers Tocianfitlon No. 4, iat^d' G v:tobei
l^ki -riii efuicclve io octouer l>i+jj, be l,M;jeaiately suspended.
super.". ;ai'a, aitd revoked; and

..u -;...,, Lho said recofr.n.-;niatlon8 of the state war
council aie unllor:; with the order of the con;;ianding General
of the estern Ltjfen.se Com?!*nd In fOWJllrnce with section k
of Ch.-. ter Zdj, . tututes 1^*45,

NO*, THKhEtjhK, I, aAFiL i.AHhiiii^, Governor of the ^tate
of California, do her-euy proclal"! tliat the li-htln??, restrlc-

*

• 11. UlhlR>,<

page 2

£xcnitiV)c ©cpartnicnt

^tatc of California

t..e Eumv 01 liL.. i'„-;.>v -^f;* -.reniAPPR mav authorize,
require

and the la* iri

This pi iH'ia-'at
Procl8;i«itlori No. 5"

the premlFes may authorlz
ciesi:;imt2(l "

• r.i shnll tSice

ar i'o.ers
effect iaaied lately.

i;^

^ITi;:. ;. . . ..-i-v;! , I have
hereunto set n^ hand
yiil ceusfcfl the Great
rc3l cI the tale of
^r.llforr.lf tOjJae af-
flyo;l thls/^ ^ (lay
of Noverber, A.I. . one
tnounanii nine hundred
p.nd forty-three.

governor of California

ATT.-^T:

axi

y»t «« «i«p _

Secietary of .'tate

l..lll.*T*Tt l-t:l

*■ "^'f^^TTl^BJ

€xeratioc ©cpartmtnt

^tateorcauromio

^^p^4^

'-<■

,7

■ 1 Ale raiN tihg orm r

ton' T H.MOOKI,tT*II MtlKTBt

^xcoititjc ©cpartmtnt

3tate of California

f^.r„,.

thajl. there are mil"

ilgTiIm rat}ier .
: ^ind 'pplnclple^i v '
■ "ns of :our country,
.jikfulnepsi for bountlfi-l

■ 1 m1ad that 1 ,

ineteei
■-.' Itf ornl;!; r:ii.i ur,
me In grafeful recr;
f\Tv\ , mny tlher** be si>eoLftl

cpaiit ■ .

>-.nij!5(ar) the gPefl 1

late np
be 5f -
•n this ?2d dfi-

'-«y«

friitrJ (N csiiroiNiA staib psiniiko orric*

l«VltMtMTO, (9fJ (.K>R<.C II Wor>t|r, IT»T» mtNTlll

-ip"

3!xtnitiV)t ©tpartmcnt

3tate or California

PRO C L A M A T I 0 K

As we concentrate upon the tremendous re-
quirements of war ajia bond our will to tiie sacrifices
entailed, there la reason for rising satisfaction that

not <tll whloii wo pei'.' uj . it Ll be wasted arid outlived
in the c^KQutlc struggle in which wo are enRaged.

II
There Is much in our war effort which
silver-linos evon its darkout aspects. Glowing bright
among these rays of hojje for a better world to come is
our proiyfiiics 1:; uiio Tic id of avlatlun.

V.o liav? -J. .U'i lo loo., up.,., .-ur air forces as
the powerful jpearhoad of our drive against the eneaies
uf dom>jcriCj . -ictu^illj' it ia much aoro. In spear-
heading our thrusts against the enemy our daring
allien ai-a alao Kiairhlu^- nway at ban :. orb c. time and
distance whJ.oh have stood in our ;jathway thi'oaf^iout
history. ?:iey aro ope.ilut, new vistt-ij for U3 and 1

ushering In a aev era of clorer association between
men of good will tlirougnout wio world.

Wo hero In California oire proud of the con-
tributJon we are making to the widening of this global
air rosd of Uie fut\ire. We are proud of the manner in
wlitch onplneertap and production skill hau bean mobil-
ized into a mighty force witliia our jo.tte. We thrill
at the perfection of those young men klio make use of
those planes in the axorcluo or V..r'r .'-vcj-miuatlon
that tho rlg^-.t to bo free shall not be denied.

It Is for these reasons that I, Earl Warren,
Govoruor of Callfoi'uia, do hei-eb^ urge Uia citizens of
Cflllfornla to look upon December 17, 19'^3 as a day of
upeol.'il laportanco. It waa upon December 17, I903 that ''
Wilbur and Orvllle Wright made the historic flights at
Sltty Hawk, North Carolina, whioh first gave reality to
man's ambition to speed through the air. No day could be
iooro fitting for hoiioriag ttiosa who havo pioneered that
today's progress might be possible and those who pioneer
aov that there sliall be fewei' barriers to world-wide
mutuality of understanding aM good will in our future.

IN WITNESS WHHRSOP, T have herexinto
set ray hand and caused the
Oreat Seal of the St^te of
Cfltfornla to be affixed this
nth day of Deceniber, A.D., one
Uiousand nine hundred and
f orty74jhrRe .

Oovornor <

of California

Secretary of/atate

^xcfutitic department

5t.uc of ealiforiiij

FILED

f " *ht offtc« of ftr SuCTrtsry of Sh4
ol Ihc S(«l« of Colilornfa

JAN n 1944

FRANK M. JORDAN, Secretary oJSti

WAR PO«-EkS rraCLAIJiTlON NO;

>^TJ^

'nUll^iVS, Section 1^ of Charter ???, Statutes 1943
entitled "An Act to Provide for Precautions Agairst Enemy Attack
Includ:nK Blackout and Dlrnout Regulations", etc., provides ^3
foJlows: » » ^

"Geo. i:?. Whenever the State; War Council after such
study, inyeGtigatlon or hearing as it may make, direct or con-
duct shall find ana determine that additional or different air
raid precaution rofiulatiouE are: required in order to protect
lile or property, the i^tate V.'ar Council shall address its find-
ings to the Governor and if the Governor and the Coramardinc
General of the Western Defense Cor.imand or such other military
agency as may be de3l--,nated by the Secretary of War concurs
therein, the Governor shall proclaiir such additional or differ-
ent air raid precaution re Kijlatlona whi ch shall thereuron be-
come effective and shall have the same effect as laws of this
?i"f.f: ."^^u ^^ii^lstiona shall supersede to the. extent of any
conllict the provisions of this chapter (including persons or
bubjectt: herein excluded from the operation of this chapter)
and also any other prevision of law which interferes with the
purioses of this chspter. The violation of any such regula-
tions shall constitute a ml.Kdemeanor and shall be punishable
as a violation of this chapter." And

V/HEHEAS, the otate 'War Council has duly fi.und. deter-

mired and recomnu-nded that the ' - - •' »

precaution regulations,

roads, excavations, etc., are required for the protection of

life and property; and

following additional air raid
concerning industrial rrocesses, rail-
, are ' ' "

"■.TiEfffiAS, the Commanding' General of the V/estern Defense
Conmand has concurred in the said findings, determinations and
recommendations of the dtate War Councllt -uiai-ions ana

^. r- ^/^0''/..THEHi,FOtffi, 1, Earl Warren, Governor of the State
JioS'ieglil'aM^ns? "'"''' '''°''"'" ''^ ^^ll-^"^. ^-i- -aid precau-

l^OULATION CONCEHKING IMDUSTRIAI. PROCESSES
iiAlLiiOADS, E. CA VAT IONS, ETC. *

Lir.ht emitted
naces, fcunc'ries a
light would involv
tions after a blac
cars or locomotive
tives are operated
ol ud i ng vert: bul e
63. cavations, repai
tuch places and du
periods in areas o

from Indus
nd kilns,
e serious
kout, ali
s, (whethe
by steam,
and marker
rs or obst
rin^; such
f ai r raid

trial processes,
where the exting
difficulties in"
lights on or in
r such trains, c
diesel or elect
lights; and red
ructions, shall
periods (ii.oludi
alarm) and unde

such as fur-
ulshment of the
resuming opera-
ra.Uroad trains,
ars or locomo-
rlc power), in-

llshts m-rking
be permitted at
n^ blackout
r such conditions

- ^Ul«>ll^. ti4

^xcfutioc Bcpartniciit

5r.uf of CTjIiforiiia

po such lliht if: l. pacifically authorized in writirig in
advance by the Comrrandine General, Western Defense Com-
mand, or any other military agency desipmted by the
oecretery of War, or an agency deslf.nated by such
Commanding General to approve such variations.

This proclamation
Proclamrtion No. 6" and j
January, 1944.

is hereby designeted "V/ar Powers
ihall take effect the 11th day of

IK V.-JTNnS rm>;REOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affiled at Sacramento
this il^thjiay of January,
A. D. one thousand nine
hundred and forty-four.

^^ f/l^.^'

'S

Governor of California

ATTt

3ecretar\^s«(r State

^xtcotitie Bepartnitnt

3tate or California

^ ' ^ s: D

,„:)•:,.:! •(■.l,wc?au JiinuiJi'v L'' tuid Kebriifipj- l^i, li^^'*, af< the per' i

•id War Starao- .

h', V/

•ill ! . !• I i..

.>i ..ii't,uiilL;,' Lo iiu:.'i;t.' .) cuaut.! invedtraent aM at tiif
ii-fnit'^ nnd nf'-»dr«d conttMb'i t' r>n t.n v'.nnT.n.f the v/.j-

rtct propfij'

^v^nxgl'j urge tbf.t the people >"
■riF'bLliby with a firm detei-'nlns-
v'jll bu raised In the shortest
'I'.- and indefatigable
j' -r'c,-: to our <? nun try and

uch <:• ' oan fui'n'.sli additional

I "3 VT''

^T?T?OF ,

M... .0,1 .•.'i..kH .i,.,.ir,.i,,. iM .

^h~

€imm department

:r»t.itf of Cilifornij

proclamatio

FILED

■" li)e office of iSi Svrreity of Sd;^

of Iho f,';,'. ef Cl.harrii

' HANK M. JOfiOAN. s.v,.,«,y ,rt <•., I

^xcfutiDc department

,ir»tJtc of GallforiiiJ

? R 0

D

^VKIW. JORDAN, Sec«.,y„.-ti.

Ll:

or.

t^alisc

••..•■ t-'nns, Tihc.

: ^' Mblning In

the experience and the knowledge of six
;.- i.;in,i tTT' f<r>ci,M"! !^ nd. velfarc agencies , th1

'.versar;/ with r-. record

rfganlza-

^■ ;■ . . . lod wLLli Uie growLli .if our armed forces

.1 il I '^r 2,800 c5.\ibp and centers throughout

the United Gtc;tes .uiid our off-s!Jiore baaes. In its many cen-

t.^'T-:; ;■- ; ■ -n,'!; 'i-id i.'omnn, many <hf them away from home Trrc

lii'iiv lives, Eire being afforded a touc

i .■. j^^.roc 1-l:. tioii of th.ii) typic.illy .'-moricaa service
■r«Ht or i^rxni ration is offering our fightinp men
^urthor encovij' ■ neral civilian iinder-

T* -^r ! tr 'r' _jrocr&ms, I, Esrl

"fornla, do hereby call
\rzv df. te of United
dded encouraj' -

-.,.!.

•— p.; ^v.

nen &n'

: WHEREOF,

I have

-iito set m;

- hand

rid caused the

Great

.-'1 rf tlie ?tj

t2 Of

' • fornla to be af-

■Xwd t':'- "-'

-1 n .- r^f

fjbruar, , . .

houcand nins I

run-':-

nd forty-four.

o^2

'^/c^cttufty

tHAA^t

^xcfutiDc I?>cpartnicnt

^tntc of (lalifornij

■-.■.f-n-.'

.>n the Hvuriastlng admlr-itlon and
"y their jJev of -" <- duty as m^jinberE
-.ulr eff!lclei= tho Imoortrrce

the war :fer^ • - attested'not only
(ham bv f t^Artment but by

r serv

'■1, one idistlnsuJshert bran
)0n havcjbeen writing an Imj^ '- '
bijnrvlnp; Its first am '
- .., ,. .,„ ^, ,, "nlted States

' ntn an ■'•^vc^nn'

', i-no
V ■)iaen '•

Tnd :|n recognit "
.. ihe devotion to c;--. '. , '.i^.iA:^ ^-.jC ^.
■0 materially added tooths strength'
-■> ""rr^n, Gover- -- ■" "■iffom^ .

nifornla ' "n mai<:'-

■ "amJratlon and " ,^_^reclatlon
nunn worten pre ■^Tfr^vmlnrr,

^■^wm'-

set my hand
■ -'' the greet

"t?te of
rnla to bo cf-
thls 8th day
-uary, . '. ,

■L.iL^

m^-^AjL,

: H-y2>

tiMiBKtiU

i •

-

!

;-

'1

-^

^xccutiDc department

;5tJtc of California

pertain Ir);" to Vetch eovll
bffective on and after f- bruax-y 10,1944

. ri .. .Aii, It r,as Deeij dettirmined dy the Director of Afi;ri-
Ciltaie t.hnt sn ins-)Ct, li Jurloup to vetcf' seed, ttiiOi.n as the
vetch weevil ([•.luc^'ur brachlalis). ne.. to and not neretolore
>rjV8lcnt In the ;.tata of ijalllornib, ejUsts in the states of
Aia^a:!;:, v. i^ecticut, ;els».arfe, District ol ooliaibia, .';eor/:ia,
■aaho, .ret„lRn(j, ■.■^Lssis^;U^^Ji, Wcw wersey, uorth ;arollnfi,
.'ie;on, •^eniisvlvanla, -o.jtli ;:firollna, Virnnia, rnd 8shlri,,-ton,
fll of «i ich are included in and berf Lnm ter ref erred to as
Inlest'.'d tenitoiy, r,.nd tiat Vv;tch seed is liable to be s
carri' ; \ tch we vil;

'a , I'i- ■.;>. fo. , Tt is
vent the Introduction of th
of .jalliorni?! that s quaran
tablished at the ooundHri -r
the provisions ol ! ectlon 1
ftatv; of .':8liiorni8 a^sinst
•roATi in, oi c.hijp--u, or ur
?nci no vetch /.eevll (■..nc'.u
rh-11 bfc t)jrmltteJ to psf;-
estfbllttied Tini on^iclalraed
f oi 1 -y.i In I ■ 'iV ifi ions :

deciarod neC3ssary in order to pre-
0 said vetch weevil into the ; tate
tine be and the saric Is rereby es-
ol California, in acoordance' with
Ob 01 the <\gric'Jltuiai 'ode ol the
fsld vetch weevil and vt-tch seed
Hi-'hr, ir^m csia irieet.'.;. terrltor-y
L '•'t'^v^hisl:)?;) snG no vetch seed
over the yufirantlne lines hereby
•j-ycapt under and subject to the

rjt_o%_i^tnA^: 1 i_. her!tr let inns

Vitoh seed which ha^ ti^mu rov,n Ir or shipped from the
seiii infested tciirltory i^dil d-j fiJmlttcd into the L tate of
-•alifornia only provldin each shipment or lot of ruch seed
is ficco'op-.niea by h cextlf icato fi.ened oy a duly authorlzt.'u
iuRpectlon official ol the stato of orli^'ln, afilrmlnt' either
that ali Vetch seed in th ■ shipment or lot ha^-. oeeii fumigated
in accordance Alth Fiovision ^ hereof and has not been ex-
poseu to fi post-treatment infestation, ::h that such seed has

rown In and shipped from s noninfested ar^a in acc^ordp.nce
v^ith .rovision ') hereof. Ml uuch certificates must show
the n?re -md ^uf!;.tlty ol se^C. contalneu in the shipment or
lot, car nuffioer or identify in;- marKs, Ksanner of shipm nt,
name mu addresE of f.rA^.er, tmae unci aJdresj ol cooEl.rnee,
f:nd the locality v^hero i-OKn. The- oric-^lnru must be attached
to ihs- way bill or bill of lading and a duplicate cojy sent
to the i liectoi' •,£ Aa'icultiire, s-'^craniento, cslliornia, at
time of shipment.

rovision £. i uml. r-'i ion 'ertiilcatep;

ertlllcates aiilrinin,.; treatment shall not be Issued un-
lea.- r.ii vetch soed t be moved thereunder- ass ti eated as
herein approved or subsfiMuently approved by the Llrector of
t- rricultaro under oiiiolal jHipervlsion in n -•as-tight chamber.

AiM'rovv'd / Itemct'- ! rt^s t.i:cnts

(A) Atmospheric i'Uflii._;atlon

^xccutiDc Bcpartiiicnt

£»tatt of dalifornij

1.

2.

Te~Toi

_ j) pounds per l,u\;v^ cubic
,;ace In a iss-tl iit fuiid-atlon
tciTfperniure ol not lese tnan
p.^riod of not les;. than u hours

r-iTv
chamber at s

0^" K. ior s . ^

St p maximum loHd of 15,uuu ponnciK per
i.uuo cubic lent. At least two fbns i*ith

12- Inch blades- t- be He Jt In operation at

OtH'Ositc cncit In the fuinU-.Btlnh cha bei-

fedt 01 «lr ^;3nce in s ^Cb-tl-ht fumigation
chgi^iboi- ; t a temptrature of not lesr. than
oi^-* F. for 8 period of not l=ss than 2 '--oiir!
at a raaxlKiuirt load of 13,uuo pounds upr

:5. ::j.

ai

(CTilC

gj^ U»^:iij. L poundG per l,uwo
Jili t;.8ce in n ,<fis-tlyht funil-
at a r.era^JKr- ture of not less
then o'-j" h, for a period oi not lesr than
2U houiE at a 'nsxloiua) loau of l^.uvu pounds
per l,UijO cuolc feet, ench layer- of socles to
be sdji rated by 2x4 boards to permit free

CUOlC [I'.ct 01

»=:&tioi: chauioej

^1r- il^'nor

■■1 "tnE

i4.

5.

^ )

feeT

"ilr

ol
ch' laber at,
63" F. foi
mutti lOBi.
feet, Qa
•d X k ooaxds
gap.

li'Mcie, 2w iDunds per l,oou cubic
pace in a .c^es-tlKht fumlKation
a te;T!,)eratui e of not less than
n period 01 2i; hourt- at 8 maxl-

i of i;;,Ouo po'ondE per i,u«>o cubic
ach lay.?r of sscKs ti bu se^-arated by
to peraoit free ciiculptlon ol

c;nloror:lcrln. l^ poundr per l,ooo
Of air :;p8ce in a ras-ttrht faoilra
at F tijDjjerftrurt >f not ie^-^ than
& period of 2i, hours at 9 maxiniaa
l*),uv«j iX)unds oer l,Uuiu. cubic feet
of SFCics to be separated t.^ 2x1;
permit Ire-, cirfiulntlon of trav. and
two f'.HF ivltf 12- Inch blr,des to be
operation at opposite >3nds in the
chamber throu,^hout the tl • if exu

■ . anl^:etion

cu;3lc feet :

tlon chamber

Ol/" F. for

load of

, each Isyerl

boHrdf. to
at least ji
Kspt In 1

fuml ration

osure ,

Hv-arocv; nU- acid (HCM) . Y ounces per Iwo
'"UDlc feet c?f r-vhce at a temperature of not
lesfc than o'^o v., the ^hb to oe injected at
not lesr than r. 2j-ln; h v^cuufl! for a period
01 ^ hours fit n maj:ia]um load of l'',00u pounds
,; >r L,U/.. i.Ui.? loot

^xccutioc Bcpartmcnt

State of (Talifoniia

'VLr.lon ^,

: nefrli erator cars me.y ue us-2ii
as fuBlr.ation chembers. How-
ever, It is anpiieslzed that
th'i rirBln;:- .'rust oe sealed with
.vater, and i£ the car Is liable
to oe shurjtod darln. the laTil-
:atlon cycir, the drelnt should
be plUf- yd .\lth wet pa ei *.hlch
choulw b^r rvsiioved at the com-
jletl.^ - cbe eye I'-.

'ertiilc>;.e& from i«rjf;ii:ie8tec Ai'ea j ;

- ;, ,.y annuel oriiclo v 'ys

thet aii i.ie-d ul :•>£!/ i,talo' iu tho i;.-ild ii^iestec tox'. lt>jj;y ie
not iniesteii by the swld vet-h weevil and iiiovidiiii-, a^e-
ruato .;rotf,'Ction is oiiordeJ oy r;.;ch state a-ainct the entr.v
6i vetch .veevll into such nonlnfesteci area, the ilittctor ol
• riculture tnny, upon r'ecel.it 1ii wrltlRj-: ol prober evlaence
iroiii th« Biith rlzec! olilclsl or such state, pemlt the entry
of vetch seed /.htch Is certified as belnr 'iroftn in and shipped
ircDfl pucr. nonirifRStr '. - :r-, .

{■''J It

'.on

"iuld ior 'neniection;

votch s^ed admlef lule f r -m the ksIC inlested territory
mder the jor-e/^oinK' i>rovlsLons or «hen orl^tnatins in areas
outside the said Infested territor:y must u,.ion arrival in
'p.lllornis, oe held by cn;.irnon-carrlt't aj/snta and not aeilv-
ered tn consignee or a/rent ant 11 inupeCted and passed by
a . v.!iT !'^".t" ;:-:ir>nt^:i- ffi'e)'.

'.'he aoiuii?: luiilL,, in 'j the : t&'^.tj or aiircrtily oi any
arti.:j.e oi- cO;u;rodlty covered by the forf?'-oin- provisions
shhil te iurther suolc^ct to the !)r vIsIouf of eny other
qi^arfjntine proclamnlicf.ti or iefsulationi] nof. In I'oice or
i:ie.h niay heraaftt-^ ••■ romul;:8ted,

.eouties I the director ct Agriculture end i tate /lant
i,,u&rantlne Ofilcerb are her'eby empr'jerec' t- >nron*.e the pro-
vis iur.s or this .ji-oclp.n.fitlon.

^xcfutioc Bcparniicnt

^tatc of CiliforiiKi

•• 1; ,.!vlsed Huai-antlne /roclamatinri no. 6 supersedes
and sliEll tRke effacl luifefl lately.

.-.. i' I

b>;nd eni: caused the
Great tee.! ol the ; tste
ol CBlliornia to be al-
ifLxea this i''-nday of :vb-
Irinry A.D., one tho isand
I nine hundred and forty-

/^^y^L^-

"ovon' ""T "* i.iiornia

tai7 oi<7t3te

r llibiD

In rni> olflC* Ot ''•

I Sut«

3:xccutiVic department

:^tatc of California

QUAiiA;ZL'riv'f!. i KOCLAJvUTj 01': I'O. 15 ('^-■VIS3))

PertriUing to European Corn ■ orer
Effective op aEtd, after Februnry 15, 1944

T.h -(KAS, Ttit j'act has been deteriairied by the Director
u:' Agriculture tlmt a flasiyf rouu iii^ieot prst l.novT. us the
European corn bortr (Py i-nuuta nuLi] alJ .< Lubii. ) heretofore not
exist in the otate of Galifor;Jci, t ii.tt, ir. the hei-e-

areas, and that the restricted prod-

1 no'«i; to

inafter aeseribed infested

act;; it

•*<;■■ \ '

ne::t,

vent th

>

that a

ouarunti

bound at

iec of t

ti..r: IC

(. of the

id pe

'^'- ■". '- ." ; L.

^/td prcd

oli'.lJ be cernijt

establj

shed and

■11 tion;

li^rfij II

I'C

r-'iid

:^ .., I'. Glared;! necessary :; .; -ji.' i- to pre^

ui.'tiuii of tiaid i est int© the State of California
tic be and the saitip Is hi^reby et-tabli r.hed at the
he ijtute of CalA forniB in accoTKlance with Sec-

AgricuUn 'Hi Code of tbe State of California
st, it: I., or poyrible carrier;:, and no such

uctfc. at; .luuruiitined a{.'airi;-.t in this Proclamation
ted to pass over the said ouarantine lines hereby

proclaimed except undet- and subject to the con-
providtdf

i(.;

;',V( fii} t .11 c-.,ii-i. Dojvr (>yiou:ita nubijalis hubn. ;

Eiitlre dtates of Connenticut ,

jcJ ; vv;; i-e", Illiiiois', Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Karylsnd, i.'.asna-
chuaetts, iViichi{;an, l^ew Karaptihire, New; Jersey, New York, North

llliiioi t

Cti rni i Ti'

Oh'

Pennuylvania ,
nd Wiaoonsin.

?hoite Tri'.nd, V'- f"'(itit ,

•irda.

lO..'

CouiitJt'L; oi' Allamaiee, Appanoo^'e, Benton,

alacr , i.awK, aremer, buchHr.an, liUuler, Cedar, Oerro Gordo,
Jiiichtiuav;, JlarkG, GJayton, ^linton, Davi.s, Delav.aj-e, Dea Koines,
uubuquo, Fa ette, Floyd, !''ranKlin, Oruhdy, Hamilton, Hancock,
;-iard"i, ;;ei;-> , nownrd, Iowa, JacksoD, |;icper, Jefferson, Johiiijon,
•*oi: , , 1 , Linn, l.ouls:a, Lucag, Kahast^, JAarion, Marshal

...itci i a J , ■..ui,.-o«::, ..luscatlne, Folk, PowfeshieK, 3cott, Story, Tama,
Van Bureu, Wapello, Warren, Washirgtop; Wayne, Winrebago,
,.i . !;i^ ' , ;orth, and Wright,

-.:I; iLaOTA: CL.uiity of Houston.

u

M1.^3i>URl

.' /•Hill Ln,
Mont^^omer
dt. Lou'

Jef fe rv-.un, miu
, Perry, Piko,

, ..ud:'ain, Cape Girardeau, Clark,

, Ltwj.-., Lincoln, Kecon, Marlon, f..onroe,

lutnani, Hallr. , Randolph, St. Charles,

■iuvl !■, cotlend, Shelby, and Y/arren|^

.it'

.i]0'"J<.l» i'^vDUCCi'

Jtalkr. , : ears, cobs or other parts

ov debris of corn, broom corn, sorghumj?, and Sudan srass (except
seed and shelled grain free from frafgjients of cob and other
plant oebriii); lima beans in the pod, green shell beans in the
pod (of th«i variety nriowtt h:; cranbcrr\ or horticultural); beets
v.itl; t.-ip.'; -hubarb (out o- plants and roots).

itRAMKMTO, I

^xcfutiDc ©cpartmtnr

^tjtc ofCalifornij

Page 2

f'"ovi.,jor, 1.

ment or- lot ? ? "''''^'^ °^ Cain-ornia on f °*^*^^-"^ise, will be
' bv ,-. • ^ ^^ accoravaiJKd bv a ori^fv.?^'-^^ P^ovidin.: each --m^
,.- * '^tO£. Of the Bureau of FnV"^^'^''*^ ^itl^^er farsi^r^f';^

in such . : ^'^^f-'^ "fder the superifS ^r ^°^ ^'^^ ^^^^

the state of ori Mr \.'^' si.c.ned bv thP r^to^ ^■'^*^*'^'^S the

approved by the n,- ^ ^"Pe^vlMor In a mn ^"^ ^^^ ^^^en

-t forth LfL^JS^" °'/^"^«^^*"-. sue; L'f..'^,^ -"^^^-^
^^ =>-d Place Of treatmeS?. "^"^^ ^'''^ Period of

JJ;^ -^•^"rino:;:\i^i^;jod; ,.een .hell bea
top.;; and r-hubarb (cut m- f"'^ °^ hortloultura
-'■om the said inf^l^^ PlanLu acd r-ootil .

^'^lifornlfi only DrDvldlnrff ^ "^^ ^^ admitted
by a certificate' si In^i^ ®^°^ shipment or in-
^olc.y and Plant ia'"a?t?L^^^'^^^^P« = tor of the
Agriculture or ty "il^'^i^/^^:}^- .^nite6 3tat

^^^ '^eL^'inip^itSt.n^^^^^ ^ontalLri '^he
European corn bore.?"' ' "'^'^^ ^^^^ ^-rom infesta

i'^oyialon 5.

ns ir the pod (of
-l;, beets with

'?^" \" °r Shipped
into the otate of
is accorn-anled
fureau of En to-
es Depurtment of
tate of origin

shipment or lot
tion by the

Provision 4.

Ho to eliminate all

I'

$xcfutiV)c Bcpartnicnt

State of California

Page 3

QaL;-,tr.

t,n ;■ jt. uarjantined against.

)THic;ri^u

^JiGT TO OTHER RULES A^!D

<:;;:

'l'l:),;J.

V; ibllity iiiuo the .JtHte of California of

•my proau'-v u" conimodity cu^^ei-i^d by the foregoing provlfi or"-
.nail be further* nub.jtct to the provisions of anv other
iuai-nntinp. Proclnrant ion or .ie.-ulMtion now \' '■■■•! or whl.^h
may hercnfter be 'roraul j^^ated .

rtlj f) -o-iuu t,;i ad-iii:. - lulo uuJ'ir th' i •■. ' o.'!

■iu.-it bfc hftld by coininon carrier agent and not aelivered to
oonaisnee or • ■'■ t. until inspected and r.f,,'-: ed by the Direot-;r
of Ap;ricult>. ■ , ' >in])uty or deputr , ■ ! ' :uly authorized j

;, .:.■ '^ :., : ■ '- o*'"' -■-:'. !

i

r;:;o«pt 9 3 rir'ovided in the foregoing provisions, any i

lot or uhipratmt of cc mo ii t les or artiqlec arriving in 1

California in violuti the provisions of tliis Proclamation j

uuMll be ininiridiately 'i' of the stnte or df-t"';""!! at ,
t-ne option and expen.- jv.iier or bailee.

all de;mtie3 of the Director or ii.,;;rj culture end all
ilant wunrantine Officers are hereby emno.vered to

Ml.

■■-r- (V 1

'on- of thl:; proo] iiin t ' 'in.

\'JOV:

'.wpf

Tni:j /UUfK

1 ; u- ••; ■

^la-nrtion No^ !> (Revised)

'v tion Fo. 1.'' i~-upd December

inr,*rMi I'iNii

^xccutiDc Bcpartmcnt

State of California

It, 1

1 ; n I

it;

..i'i':!]i;^^ v.i!r. i:v^^.', 1 have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the Great Seal of the State of
CaliroPE:ia to be affixed this
15thriay of February A.D.,

ono thousand i.ine hundred and
forty-four.

^^^^_/X— ^

ATr*i;oT:

Sovfccrjor of Calif^r;, ja

^f< ** '

oecretar oV

k^AAA

liNTBRBO

3:xcfutit)c Bcpartincnt

^tJtr of CTjIiforma

JikJ:£i ivubUTiON t'RQt^LM'lA'l'iaa

I, EAiix. WiliRM, Governor nf t ho <3 +-.,-•
''U'-°fi?' -'-^^^^^^^ ProcSm^nJ Saer thai a

of tS; kfiiL ^" t"*^.Eii£hth Seaatorial District

Of 'f i?%'^^"^^' ^° "■" *i^« vacancy in the o??ice
of otutc Soauoor. Elijjith Senatoriel District °^^^^^

t:^i<: X .o i.croijy offHr h reward nf On»

the rewards to il ^Sd uJuf the totn?*^''"'' ?°^^'
'■'■ter cy^endea Tm- -it^ until the total amount here-
' . -hous^m no ^he, purpose roacnes the sum of

- .hous,;na Dollars |!10,000.00) .

li. WITl4i;sS Vv]_...... I .hereunto

-f'li Jiiy hand and cause t.ho
Great Seal of the State of
Callfornip to be afiixed
hereto this ibth day of
Tebruary, 19U.

( overnor of California
Secretary of

¥;

3:xcrutlDc Bcpartincnt

5»tatc of (Talifornia ^^

PROCLAMATI O^^^^kl^^^?^^

^ * ,w ^ Slnoo ;)Jonaer dsye abundant natural renoimSaR hawi*

natlnn. Fertile soils, extensive foreata, rich oil and ■In.Ml
««n?Hi « ^"^ Abundant vator have been converted, tir^hthJ^'
genius and enarj^y of our people. Into the many coaforts «nrt
conveniences of modern clvlll«atlon. coarorts and

our «ay of^Mf.' fL^'® "^'^"^ ''^ ^^ "^Shty struggle to .reserve
our vay or life, these saae resources are beln? us«d in •««»

DSmoJjucy/ ^ <lealp^tlon of our land as "^he Arsenal^f

fire and unnecessary dG..lotlon. Even more obvlousls tS^ n«--i
for r'reventlng waste of any of the critical aat^l«i« ^
vitally needed In the war effort? "'^"^"'^ materials so

conservation ^^^^iT*^ '^^^^'^ consideration of the need for
conservation programs and to emphasize that we can b«tt*T.

IN WITNESS VniERUaP, I have
hereunto set mj' hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed thlD ^/'S^Aa.j
of February, A.D., one
thousand nine hundred and
forty -four.

I

Governor of California

ATTEST I o^

1^ A»^>/,*
Secretary of State

3:jLCcutiV)c Pcpartinciit

;:rt.uc of cs:.iliforiiia

p p, 0 c n A

In nallfon-Ja Rrd throuG^cut thn nation, the
Ainerlcar. neonle will oe nail el >jp:)n, 1urln£ tha itontn of
March, to meka oontributlons which t.1 11 enable the Anu^rlean
Fed Orosf to continue Its many serviceti to the u-an and woicen
of -"jr armod I'orces at home anl •broad,

Moic than 80 per cent of the Red Cross funds are
nor belnjj (^xnendod in aervlcos .or oar overaens forces, in
the coming months our military operatlnns vlli eapand and
it It ^nowr. that the Army end th-) Navy will be calling upon
thq 1=9 i Cross to ,i ©op pacfl with this oxpanal^sn.

In via*. oX
the aaltlple tasKs w
both a ->rlviieoO and
to the T,q6 CJto3s at
helpln^i Increase the
vices rends ro i mr y
ovorseaa I'l^jhtin,, In
rendorlnt, alJ anri a a
sacrl loea vaich the

Uie.-ie e^pundlnti war requirement s and
.ilea must be undertaken. It becomes

a reaponalalllty to rake contrl.jutlona
tnla time. The >rlvlle^_,o is one of

countless small, personal human aer-
u'oiij .-on nn M women who nve '\.}Ui.j^ the

tuis war. The responsibility la one of
alatanort to tho?e wh-^ are niaklne, the

war «ntalla»

i-or these raae ons I, Karl Viarren, lovonior of
Callfor.iti, do horeoj call tho attentl>n of all cltlsons of
tho ntate of Cailiorula to th"? 1^44 V.ar land 'rive -f the
American Ped Crona which will be c-nducte 1 during the period
March 1 to 51 ani do h»»reby ur^e upor, all citizens a response
In i<er;pin,_, ^ i th tho humanitarian services known to be
reiiulred.

'..ITNESn «;iEE'-E^F, I have
hereunto sot my hand
an '■ oausiid the Great
Seal of the ;^,tato of
California to be af-
fixed this ' day of
•'arch A..., one
thousand nine hundred
forty-four.

'^A-^:^ /^^-^^^ *-

^-<^

aovemor of California

O

■«^c«

Secretary W State

Dj(;ut, . ...'.Ucji of Sisis

^icrutiDr Bcpartmciit

^tjtt of dalifornij

^LKO'rxON ^MQCum/nod

I'M ec

-f the

' ■-■•-iaary

i-hat a
- -ii-y of May,
^ _ ters of the btaT,n

Qxi-tii^utiuijai Amendment No.
.ture aurinni its 3d Extraorcii:. a-
i tn oe.sior^ of the Legislature/
iolc 13 of tne >'■>•- ^ tutlon of

■' ':f^,^°f ?^' -ty owned

' '■ " : tJit ;jL- .'.f of
•ftfiy be

revmj|u or undred

;t"n."?t^''t If^ provisions of DiviJon
t.o.i. (.ou.:; t.}K> rewards, to be oaid
-er eipoMetl for the

Gx

> ■ • unto
-.-> (-•: act- tne
. ' of the State of
'-ti^a.^uj-jjixu to be affixed
-arcto ^this ^f uay of

i»» ..^

s

3:xccutiOc Bcpartmciit

^t.uc of (Talifornia

PROCLAMAIION

person

In this
must e:cort

critical period of our history, when every
full eaev^ to the needs of wai^, tlie preserva-

^ „ „ ^.vv^j. >- J. .-.J. t viii.cj.5jf >"-' i-'io iiooua ui «<*>9f wie preserva--

tlon of manpower and womanpower through the protection of health'
Is more than ever a matter of public concern.

Diurlng the month of April the Women's Field Army of
the American Society for the Control of Cancer is to conduct
a drive to increase public knowledge of the progress which has
been made in the treatment of cancer. Authorities In this
field tell us that many of the 103,003 individuals who die of
cancer annually in our nation die needlessly, simply because
they did not submit to early diagnosis and early treatment.

Being fully in accord with the objectives of this
campaign to acquaint the American people with the early signs
of this dread malady, I urge that special attention be given
to the annufl meesago of the Women's Field Array of the American
Society for the Control of Cancer. For the purpose of encour-
aging public education as to the facts of cancer and the
importance of early diagnosis and treatment I hereby proclaim
the month of April, 1944 to be Cancer Cnntrol Month In the
State of Cplifornla and m'ge wholehearted public support of
the program of the Women's Field Army of the American Society
for the Control of Cancer.

IK WITNESS WHEREOF I have
here\into set my hand
and caused the great
seal of the State of
Cc liroriilE to be
affixed this ' day
of March, 1945*.

Governor of California

ATTEST t

0^

««-*c«-«

^L/

yn"*^

Secretary

Of(

'SyPLte

F

ILED

.■, l,.l!

,." I'.,- < -T. ■ .V

■,ih.

r. 0 J 1S44

"-^

i L.L.

*^

1944

StJtc of Califoriii5^^*^^X^-^

M A T I 0 :i

"hP!T'^ ;: iliforn!'! today an unexplained lag in the re- •

■ > ■ nf citlT-eofi In 1,1..' ■ '' > register and qualify as voters. |

. •■ ' re times when tliere Is far more than normal responslr
biiil; M.Llficiie'1 to American citizenship ahd this seeming apathy
on the part of huiidreds of thous'uvis of citizens is e matter of
general concern.

Believing th.M t every American, regardless of political
.--'Illation or conviction, has the duty as well as the riglit to
vote and thflt the obli£,').tlon to participate in public decisions
increases in war time, I hereby urge the citir-enry of every Cali-

fornia oo-amunity to

reg'.str:- t.Lon by Apr

mike a final effort to increase o'or state

The right to vote one's own convictions is a principle of
je.Tiocracy for which men are now offering their Uvea. We have
pro;)erly shown concern over the right of these fighting men to
vote and h-'-ve adjusted our state laws to increase their oppor-
tunity. We must now add to their confidence in ovvr management of
home front by ass\irlag them of our full particitxition in the

fr.c

decisions which lie ahead. 'I'his is a trust which they have placed
la our hands for Lhey tire fighting for an Ideal in government
which imposes responsibility upon ill and permits the expressed
'.ill of the majority to become the program of all,

"ipril 6 being the final day for registering for the May l6
i'l'lmary election, it is important that every person qualified to
r'Ji_;lster in Ct'lifornia be urged to do so immediately. For this
i'sacori, I, Karl Warren, Goveraor of Cpllfornla, do hereby r^ro-
claim April 1 to 6 inclusive, with the exception of Sunday, April
2 PS Registration Days in Oalifornla and d'^ hereby urge all citi-
2euc to jo! 'I In "s drive to make Oallfornis's reg'stration totals
added proof of "nr full Hssumption of wartime responsib^'.llties.

IN WITNESS WHKREOP, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the otate of
California to be af-
fixed this 31st Day
of M^'rch, A.D, , One
Thousand N le Kvuidred
tind Forty -four.

!

Governor of California

ATTH5T :

r i j_ !~ f~J

: I'.c o'.'.kr. cF iSe Sscre'.jrv of St«l<!

^xcfutiuc Department

^t.itc or (Taliforiiij

■: '"1944

!'i"NKM.JOii!)AN,SucretaryolSt:i-

^■

ION

'■'■.■.memoTHle the irad tl^n n? ib'^'A^""^ "^^ ff^ *^=i^« ««ch year to
which t.hr,%.r.-.r.r.rv,^M!^,,^'"!^,,^','S' _^^^/°Vj:^'^'' ^'^^J the sacrifice

I

In sacrifice
'^I'lny of the Ur. t k.,i
the principle

valorji the personiiel of

the

Rnd in deeds of

it, values of the American home. It !« the

,1.

■Tender nf huma^ rights

rrue

•atlon Its
v.'i) are this day carrylni
linds of t.h© vorlri.

d{>Ad

, ";", not only for solemn
1 Uij- (,r freedom to the

Lhi-

oppressed

•■•St and present or hhB",,rri^ ''■ '-'eJj ' il on of the deeds, both
united St4tel! i; SfrfUiJrfi rov^^ "'^"^''^ ^"^^ ^^"^ '^^ the
.proclaim Thursday', Si iT "',4?''^ ^^"^ of California, do hereby
io hereby urge all cttizen^ to ri ,\ n/^^^Ti i°^^ ^" California «nd
States at their placerarbusiness^ tLS"^, ^^^^ "^.'^'^ ^"^^^^^
'^■Iso suitable and to oarlio!!Hte ?n suth Ju'f^^ ""'^ vherever
.•eremonles a« rnay be h«v, r-^^'- c^lvJlian and military

■i;r,.] • , ^3 "^'^ ■::"•' '^^i^^se of br'nninc to oubllc

js of our! soldlerp.

IK WrrrKESS VKKREOP, I l,ave
hereunto set jriy hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be Af-
fixed this ^th dav of
Apj'il, A. D., One"
Thousand Nine Hundred
■tun Forty-fnvir>

uovarnor of C/aifornlaj,

iTTKGT: [

"ecvetai^kr State

V

' of Ru

■ V/i.

^xcnitiDc Bcpartnicnt

StJtf of (TaliforiiKi

.^^.

PROCLAMAT 10 IT'' V/, '^''^v^J

A year has passed since full observance of the Friday
Of Holy Week, the anniversary of the Crucifixion of Christ
was last urged upon our California citizenry.

During that year the armed forces of our country have
reached further Into many portions of the world to challenge
the assault that has been made by godless enemies upon the
peaceful way of iile so dear to God-fearing men and women
everywhere.

.^"^^^^^^■^^^^ '"^^^^ °^ °"^ armed forces toward the enemy
has called for Increase of sacrifice and courage on the part
of our brave men and women at their posts of danger, and has
brought into even sharper view the tremendous Issue for which

an^nJ^'thrn 'f^'^V.^^". ^'^^^ °^ ""'^ country, and In concert with
all of the United Nations.

With the solemn support of their nation these men and
women are enduring; and gradually overcoming the cruelties of
the organized forces of evil throughout the world.

More than ever before the men and women of our armed
xorces 3tand in need of the consolation to be derived from the
su: faring of the Crucified Christ, and the confidence that
comes from knowledge thnt those at home Join with them in
prayer for Divine guidance and strength.

Therefore I, Earl Warren, Governor of California, again
urge all our citizens to properly observe the Friday of Holy
V«eek, April 7, 1944, and to pause for devout reflection during
the hours twelve noon and 3 P. M. on that day; and I hereby
authorize all state employees who desire to attend church
services during those hours to absent themselves from their
duties for that purpose.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
Callforiiia to be af-
f Ijced this 4th day of
April, A. D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-four.

Governor of California

ATTEST

Secretar^^oT State

//

■cyp^«ar>' of .M»/

fxcfutujc department

^rjtr of (Ijlifornia

Luiiak^h^iLkh.

California has dofceruiin^d Wiafc th* oontM i«». 7?-' ?\.

CaUror»i« onl/r,;;.f. l"^, r^i:Jii;^^^';' '" '^'* ^"^'^
aho»ln,; th.t th, anl««a» hnT. aae.ad an ofriBlal «!.!??

.isjr'' '"" '"^"'"* '^^^^^ '"^^"y ;;^/« or i:io ;r"'' ,
r<c;irr;Tt;;!r2ir:v' ;-'"" th./h.vi r.ot b.in «po..d

doupino .iU not be Booapt^d on .*po.au animls if L.

yi^, /^,l",^'*o«l«>»61o«i ahail ba .ff^ctivo oa and aftar
Kaxch „1, Iviis, o:i vJtia aaiea Kubjoot.

It.

or

haraunco laC ny han4

M^ oauaad tha Graai
faal of cha r t»ta of
Califomia to U* af-
fixad thi« lat daj of
Maj, A.r., ona
tIiou5»u;t3 nine Jmiidpad

"A

lovamop of Cnllfornla

^^

woratapy^^fTtata

pi Bcpartnicnt

or dalirornij

PROCLAMATION

l3

in

tl>ah H„l«Hi/ recopiiso more and more during recent years

that durable peace as *ell as victory in the great babtle for \

freedom in which we are now engaged. Involves an understanding and
tne contimious exercise of those Influences which enable peoole
to llvfi and work together.

Freo tj.ovornmont has always been measured in strength by Ita
recogriitlon of the horae, the church, the school and the community
level of enternrlse and it will always be so measured.

Since guvern-nent, as we know It, got its start in the home, if
to the homo that we look now as our greatest source of strenctll
meetLnr the tests w!r! ch lie ahend. It wJll be in the home thatt
religious and civic forces .mite their efforts to Insure the full^
est assu.nntlon of Individual responsibility, it will be in the
hoMie that the same Torces ire blended to train an insoired citi-
zenry of the future.

To add emphasis to the Inoortance of the home in our national
ende.-.vors, len iers of tho Protestant, Catholic and Jewish faiths
are soonsorlng National i-amily Week, May 7 to 14. The climax of
the weoK will apnropriatoly be Mother's Day, a day for special
honor tor the central figure of our home life.

These are times tn which Ainer.' can raot'ners and mothers the
world over are being called to give demonstration of their solen-
did courafe. These are tl .es when wholesome environment in the
home is .teep.ng the thougtits of .r,en on the field of battle linked
closely with the ideals .or which they fig^t. These are times
waen we look with assurance to the home for the insnl ration and
t::e Influence wliich will build for betterment in the days of
peace to come.

With these thoughts in mind, i. Earl Viarren, Governor of Calli
lornia, do hereby nroclalm May 7 to 14 as National Family V.eek in
California and urge that the weok of observance be climaxed with
special orayers on itother's Day, May 14, xor all mothers to whom
tins war Is bringing loss mid tlie need for the comfort of Him to
whom all turn in their hour of greatest trial,

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this Fifth Day
of May, A. D., One
Tiiousand Nine Hvindred
and Forty- four.

Governor of California

ATTiiS'I

oi it«ti

tjMT^WW

^

^xccutiuc department

^tatf of ealjforiiia

P H 0 C L A .Vi A 'f I 0 N

Ul-X'.K('L;\ii, An e it nu ordinary occasion has arisen
•jiuiaow exists re>iuiriay Lnat the Legislature of the
aoS t°^.- ^^'^.^°^'^^" ^'' convoned in extraordinary session;

-, . , .^' '■■''^'-^ .V/JuJiLj, Govuruor of the Gt;ito of
..^: i^orniti by virtue of the oowcr r.nd authority in me
/octed by -ootion 9 of Article V of the Constitution of
:f^f '12 ?^ Ctiliioj-niH, do hereby convene the Legislature
oi _^>iie btate of Laiif orniti to meet and assemble in extra-
r'.'i'''r%l,^T'''^'''} "i^ Cacr^iu.^nbo, Culifornia, on itoicay,

iav --ii ?h^? ?f •^r^'' ^^^^' ''"■ ^^ o'°lo«- A. M. of said
uay .oi the lollowinc pui-.juses and to Legislate upon tne
follovviap subj.jctc, to wit:

1.

rotating
school ay

TO

con.':iao:r and act upon ic^.-,lr,i.ution
to the retirement of teaciiers of the public
r'^^fl 'Jiiti ntikiu- ufi appropi-iation to carry out
uch -lo,";ii:'. lution.

i tinf

2. To consider i.nd act upon legislation

oo bho financial support of the public schools.

, , , • ?• .'^'" coiiKider and act upon legislation
J '.-^atuii;, to tno times at which meetings of State

co'^'^?t^p°^^'/^''^^-''''^'*^"^ co:;.uitteus. and County central

oo.iJitteos of i..oli.t '..>;: ,M>t,ios are heid

4. To Gonaiuuj- ;.ua act upon legislation to

a appropi-xfaion to the Poatwar Eaploy-uint

Reserve.

5. To consider

an I.

„v, . "^'' ^±'oa lcf-;it;^ution u^

to the"lM v?^?f"'''f.^r f^?^" ''■''''^ Postwar Kaployaent lie.
to the Division of J^.rchitocture, Department of Public
rtor^^s, for .survey;^, preparation of
and other :a'eli.Tdaary work

by Chapter 572, Statutes

to

serve

e
plans and specifications

. . . , - - preparatory to the State

Dui Lainf; prograia contemplated "

01

■nnv^ ^n . To coiiiiider and act upon legislation to
'7 th o^^''^"'^'i*^°'' ^^°™ *^° Postwar Employment Ro^^erve
to tho Rogmxts of the University of California for survlvs
preparation of plans and ...ocifications and othu? preliminary
work preparatory to the construction of aaditional buildinrs
for the University of California. ouiiaint^s

^xccutioc Bcpartmcnt

^Mtc of California

7. To consiui;;' ail... aot upon lotai-iii.tion to
provide for tht; acquisition of reul property as sites for
buliaings and grounds for State purposes, to prescribe the
^'•.arLior of tiiolr acquisition nnd to appropriate money
therefor.

S. To consider and act upon legislation to
appropriate ;;;-l,000,000 for repairs , improvemeiits and
:fiinor conutruction upon St^tR owned public buildings and
ctrucfcuren.

9. To consider ana act upon legislation to
appropriate luoney for allocation to cities, counties, and
cities and counties on a matciiinc; basis to develop a

Postwar i-jublic worKs pro.;;x'aja.

10. To consider anu act upon legislation to
appropriate money to effectuate the purposes of the
California Toou and Fiber Production Act.

11. To consider anu act upon locislation to make

an appropriation for the support of tlio Colorado Hiver Board.

12. To consitie- uiul act upon legislation to make
■in appropriation to carry out the purposes of the State

mc I?ee.uploy:rient Act.

.'■!c const ract ion

1;. To conLider (in^ act upon lefiislation to
provide for the acquisition of additional real property

industrial workshops for Lho blind at l,os /^geles
San IJicgo.

lOr
and

the
at

14. To consider
an appropriation for the
of orient?,! fruit moth.

ana act upon legislation to make
discovery, control, and eradication

15. To consiaer imd act upon lee;islatlon to
reappropriate the uno::ponded b). lance of the money appropriated
to the Department of l.-ijloy.iient by Item 81 of the Budp-et
Act of 1941.

lb. To consider and act upon lOfcislation to
reappropriate Liie moneys appropriated to tne Hocents of
tiio University of Ca i iro,-u-.;, , by Chapter 939, Statutes of
-"-^'f 1 .

^Kfutiur Bcpartinent

^rjtc of California

•-'i'i'roprif
cr»;atut

•U by Chaptor 96?, pf ^Gtea i?/ ?'^ ^^"^^ ^''"^"^ '■

utea 19^3.

Fund,

ro-iaoiu, io*t,ho Sod''o/Seto^^ ^^'°" legislation

^>^l. I or I..U) invost^oent thereof.

it a o^-i-e'^o^SurSr'Sl'pati^n.:^^"" -e^isiation naming
fAving or rocoivinr a-a inn o+ ""'''^ coi-iuodities without
othor ration doci fn s 'an/;';?!^ ?°"1^0as. tokens.or
couuterfeit, or un!-nvrui l *"«^^f'if it a crime to forre
tOKcns^ or othor'roS iLS^^' ^"'^°° «ta.ps/cJK^n3.
otherwise trmsfer or accuiiT-if ' ^^ ^° ^""^ ' ^^il. or

--0. 3..,., ...„„„.,, l"^':.----,,°:/-';j„^„"-j-.^__^^

"LiLLo musL b« ronovved.

-.-iJla

ta.'tL^??i.^^gi-f-tion to

•^3. To conEluDi-
isw ruiatinr lo^'tne^tn.''^?" Ic^gisiution to

--orces or ouxiliaries thereof r^^ otctcs in uhe ar:aed
to comply with tho Drovisions o? "" ^'^^^'^ities for failure
-.--a aaa to -t..d^;-°?Lf f^^^.^^- -;; Ji-^

provide r^'J:i --j^- -;; ^LT^^T^^"^-" ^°

^"^ °^ e^^in without change

SirioJ'jf ^^^^^^^^1f L^'iav^'tr?!:; ^^"' ^^ concurrent
r^ ■ ^^'^^*' on or^^anization puIp^^ " '^'^'^ ^^^'iy of.
^CtXb-xature and to estahif.',, ^ ''"'' Procedure of the

purpoae. «sLablx^n an xnterim corndtteo for that

-. --.*^w xu^ Lin
01 -possession.

^xccutiDc Bcpartmcnt

:c>tatc of California

•3>'

26. To consider unci act upon locislation
rolLitiu;; to tho ajiiount of the tax that may be levied
anacr the Lo:; Angeles County Flood Control Act.

27« To connider rmu act upon legislation
proviaing lor oiiployjujnt by or on bohalf of the United
Statoc; of persons coiiiultted to tho Youth Authority.

23. To consider anu act upon a Constitutional
Aiiiendiaent to authorize the Legislature to suspend, auring
tho war oifi-fiency , the provisions of Section 5 of Artie j.e
XI of the State Constitution v/hlch prohibits the increase
of tho coiapensatlon or ■; county, township, or munici^)&l
officer aftv)r his election or during his term of office.

29. To consider and act upon leyislation to
establish and provide for tho govei-naent and operation of
a flood control district in Ventura Cou:ity to control,
consoi'vo, anu proviae for the utilization of water.

30. To consider and act upon legislation relating
to drainage in Sanitary Districts :'nc. tho issuance of
bonds by such Districts.

31. To consider and act ui^on le^^isiation relating
to tht) forfeiture of vehicles used in the transportation
of narcotics.

32. To apia-ove or reject charters and charter
r.iienui.ients of cities, counties, or cities and counties,
ratified by the elctors jjursuant to tht: Constitution of
the State of California,

IN WITKis; .. ... iOi, 1 have hereunto sot r.y hfind
and caused tiie Ore;.! Seal of the fitste of California to be
affi:;ed this Twenty-third day of May, l')^^/^.

Governor of California

^xcnititjc department

^ratf ofCfllifornia i^wju?; 5 /:

'•ofli

M

' °"'« of the S«^

_ -i. '■■' i'i

-f Article V. iocL.oa • of rf "n''" ''^^"^^^ "^^^^r autJoiuy'^^
01- California to ett ^d a^'c\?°"L*^^^^i'^" °f the l^lt^
o^> Monday, tJ,o rirth a.^ o?7ine i5^^'*°r[f"^°' Caiirornia,
'J- ^:>.ici day; now. tbovlvoro ' ^^^'] ^* ^^ O'clock A. :,:. '

.^7^virt.ue'of' the';;;;we;'veried''?J ^f i^^%State of California.

.-^.'r to !,Mo tiffin ..„.i ^, "' '"® ^^ l«w, hereby, and *

' ; . • fi asceiuble on June 5. lol, ""l^T'^^t^e ^^^^ Le^lslatule
'-_^t.ioui,l purposeo t>'eroto ,.0./+, ' ?^ Qt^t^mg the follovd.njr

Ion to
to viii :

i:ho rollov^inc subjects: in

icu in tne original ^roclt..,.u-

; ;<■ .enufa;ture und^'sale or"cheese''?n iS^^^^^*^°° regulating
- ■ --•ion Of di.e.:.. , . iS;?""Lw °!f^5 *° P^'^^^^t the

consider

properly m^to-cturodcSecse!

■■ Uuon le^ : J- •

-'f property, a£>sets unc
^' ■"'l-r'-ot rjiilwnv co,- ■,- .

■(■^ .. I--.

. :Si^i-;:rs:?;', t^ir^'^'^^- SS,.?f^?:;-/^/fL

■ ' agreements.

^^'-', 1 iiavu hereunto : ,
T the, state of Cr, 'U'oi-

-Id
Of^ arrixed

'• '- jj. lydxii on

nxa

Sec ■,

^'^^.

\ '':

I ti.uncmi. iTAif

A-:;-:^-: \-

I : >..- ,> ,3

. i« office of the 5«r«!iwy of &«!»
of the Slate of C«lifomi«

-- -S

^XCfUtlUC

©cpartnicij^j,

^tatc or California

, JORDAN, Sccrcfary of '•».

1944 JUN 5 AM iO 48

undo

-li^i^iiii^llTIOii

■ I ,. .' ; ' ' .iesaion of the

• ^.uthorUy o' Article V"'''■r•^^^'"^ ^^^° °^ll«<i

J -i^o, C... fo:n.., on ..onday, the fifth day of June.

'' • • >'. said dtiy; now, ferf-fore,

u ; .■ ao' >i- ■ '■ ' ' ■^^■^"^■Qor "f the State , ^ -.,-■3

■ ^^ ^ - 5. lyll; do L2e ;S«/^''^^«"i«ig of the Legislature

L,Lure tn "i«i «!:^ •*^.;-' ^''M-' convening the 1^

: .• _ am-,0 '--iation, ^y auaxn^ the followinc^'

rro.. ap.ro'riations avaiiabie'"t,i u,.oa , .:..,. oc rations of funds
-■UKo thoi-eol to ejiBliL inf«^? *^® ^-eeisiature or either

•■ion uf the\°i?ty!i4?th'L'sj^ra?s^^\':rtrr"''^^ "^ ^^y

.u>

ll- J'.l.i'.WJ J j_

■:^''^i^^:

Covornoi> of Cnilfornia

-'■ state

-^///^

/^

^xccunuc Bcpartnicnt

£'tatf of California

■'• office of o^o.^

PBOOLAMAl

In theaa days of wnr tension, the tnportance of
eaulr>pliu; our jouth with spiritual conviction and noolal
vision 18 beln,^ , Iven naw omphasls In all part* of th« world.

Kxpanalon of this lnfluono» In th« face of tragic war-
far© constitutes th9 roal trluraph of our day. The will te
serve humanity is Rotually tolnfi laultiplleci by the stress
of our times. It Is evident that tho faiUi of all »lio ^
believe cnrlstlan character to be the force which will Im-
prove the "«orll has not Denn shaken.

Among tho great agenoleis which are re-dedicating thecj-
selvos to tho Indlspensaulo task of foaterint procrams for
youn£ people la one '^rlcn Is this year observing Its one
hundrerttn anniversary of activity. 1 ounded in London,
June 6, lo44. It has worked continuously for the advancement
of the spirit of tol«ranoe and understanding, so essential
for world ir^provemont. its vast ranfca of activities and Ita
Ion*: rwaor^l oi suooeasful achievement well Illustrate the
foundation of our belief In the attalnnent of a better futup«.

.1th these thoutJats In mind, I, ?arl Warren, Governor j
of California, hereby omIx .mbllo attention to the centennial ):
annlvorsars of the loxxng Man's Christian Association, this j
sixth day of J'-me, 1M4 and urge thi-t the occasion d« nia<l» 1

to a1] to thfl general a. proclatlon of the great oontrloutlon
which this association has nxa le to the physical, lntellectual,i
ani sjlrltuRl well-being of young people throu^^hout the world
and of thP Importancft of ali such otmractor building program*
for youth ir. all of our ooraiitunltles.

I!l wrrSESS WHF.HF.OF, I have
hereunto set ray hand
an i caused the CJreat
3eal of the State of
Calif or:-! la to be af-
fixed this Sixth day
of Jime, A. o., one
thoustmd nine hundred
and forty-four.

Oovemor of California

ATTi!-.>T t

I

^3f

*«»^L,

^xccutloc Bcpartmcnt

5tatc of California

,« of(lc» el »Se S«a«bnf of Sh"
ot the St«lt of C«liloni;«

ill'l f; . "" •.

ANK MJOROAN, Secretary otSta

i,iu„

i_'^ lubi-io i,i.iv, Ko. 277

.,,_ , -.. ox' the 7cth CongresE,

-ititled "An Act to fHcilitate voting, in tL^ie of war, by
Lie.abers of tiie lunu una naval forcfes, iuembers of the
jmn-cbant uerine, anu others, absent froin the place of their
reriarmco, anU to fiiiiend the Act of Eepteinber 16, I942, tuid
lor other our.jot^oc," boc!u,ie efj-fctlve es It'A on April 1.
l'M4-; .MJe '

iiEkEAS Sect ion 3U2

jfild Act provides as

"t-KC. 302. (n) Subject to the provisions
. i:-:iclion (b), , 111' tjroviaiona of this title shall
apply with rest-ect 1,0 the following:

"(1) MtuiuerE of the urjueG forces and
the merchsnt marine of the United States, outside
the United States,

"(1) Persons serving with :, .._;icrican
Rod Crosc, the Gociety of Friends, the Woiaen's
Auj.iUary Service Pilots, and the United Service
Orf-.tui ligations, outside the United States who are
ott(_;cbed to and sv.rvini will, ('•' • -.-cd forces of
the United States.

"(3) Members of ti.tj i.i\.ivu forces, inside
' . V i.'.'. i ted States.

"(b) The proviEions of this title shall apply to,
tlie br-llot :vovIi:pu for by this title may be used

"I ■) ' ■ i.'uividual referred to in para-
'•■";■- ^-)> i ■). ^'' i ^') of subsection (a), if he is
u citizen of h rtate whose Govei-nor has certified,
prior to July 15 of the year in v;hich the election
IB to bo held, (A) that such State has aade no
proyifions for .iroceaure which will enable the
citizens thereof to whom subsection (a) applies to
voce by State absentee ballot, and (B) that the use
■~j^ ccllots providea for by this title ir ruth-vized
by the laws of such State; or

"(;:) an inuividual referred to in pura-
- . -^)» or (:) of :JUbsection (a), if he is a
ei„_L,tn of u State whose Governor has certified,
yrior to July I5 of the year in which the election
IS to be held, tliat the use of ballots provided for

MiG

by-

by tli-f: title is authorized hy the laws of such

, even thourlj the Govei*nor thereof does not
. .. •„ n:e certirication referrec to in clause (A)
of paragraph (1), but only if such inaiviaual
r.L.;.1.t.<t in his oath that, prior to Septoii.bcr 1, he
:■■ ' ^-- .'ipi'lictio): for fj State absentee ballot, but,
■ tji' c. , ; ; not received it.

3£xccutiDc Btpartmcnt

;5tatc of dalifomia

l>0

"Ho liiolviuuul who iG not included unaer
(I) or (;■•) of this subsection i5bali be
■lit! lied to use, or be l*urnisbcd, a ballot under
„hl;i title. CortiflcHtions referred toxn tbis
aib.'njction chall be ...adc to the Co. .Jiitiuion."

ft(i>'- TKiKJiKiLLi '•• ' andet-sipned, beinei the duly
. uu'TITilif iea Goveraor o' . ^ '' • .. bove -mentioned,
■ ! •' : ritif^ ;,r follov/s:

Thti ;».i.u i]t;i„L: 1i;.l: a-ouc i-rovinions for
procedure which will enable the citizens
tleieof to whon subjection (a) of section
302 of stiid Act apylies to vote by State

' . . : . . bullot.

(B) 'I'.e une of ballot G proA/ided .'or by Title
ill of .•^■il'.i A':t i!i uuthorii'-ed by the xaws

of i-^Ul'ii .''Ui-ltt,'.

Ti)I V,lTiJl,l...^ \u.i!:.>i^:Ol!' the urideriiigne. , (:Ovu.rnor

TThbu liereunto r.et his hand on ti:is _^.~,. day

Governor of California

aZ

Georetorii 01 aftate

*«>4^«C<^

^'

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

SACRAMENTO M

Inter-Departmental Communication

To:

Secretary of State's Office
Attn: Mr. Labowitoh

Subject:

File No.
Date:

6/12/44

rniin: Governor's Office

(quarantine Proclamation #9

On JJay 31 our office fil.d with your office «
copy of "Amendment No. 1 (nrat Revision) to
>.iuarantine Proclajnation No. 9 (Revised)".
V.6 find that there were two typographical errors
in that material and would appreciate your making
the chant;ec in your copy.

On Paf-e 1 of the ajnendment, in the sixth
line of the paragraph labeled "Texas", delete the conna
at the end of the line.

On Page 1 of the anendment, at the end of the
thirteenth line of that same paragraph, insert a coimaa.

Thanks for your cooperation.

^ '--^

(PA

Helen R. KacGrei^or
Private Secretary

i

3:XCCUtiV)C PcpartlllCnt a: ...ment no. l (mrst pkvi:ion) to
-.tatcofCaliforma ui'ARArfrii^K PRonr^^dATioN kg. 9 (r vifed)

<4UARAN'flKK

Portal nli«£i
j.f recti ve

: to [iweet Potato
on and aft«r i««y

",'eevll
26. 1944

Th« "infected Araa" a» described in ^^^jf ^.^;^i5:°^i^;.
tlon No. 9 (Povi8«d) S-rtalnin,. to^w.at ^°*f ^..^JJ^.^^,/''"
tive June 1, 1943, as amended August 26, 1945, l» neieojr
further a.7iended to read aa follovus:

INF-TTirP ARi;.A!

Counties of L>alQ*ia, Butler. Mobile, and rashlng-

AIJ^BAiAA :
FLORIDA:

A-NTUCKY:

ton

Entire state.

counties of brook.. Camden, Chatham (Wilmington
Island only), ';iynn, and momas.

Counties of eallard. Carli.le, Hickman. ?-ulton.
and Gravee.

-^/e-t of ylBBlaalppljUver! All parishes south of
^•Aci inciuai^bhrparitJio. of Vernon. Rapides, and

Avoyelles.

r.-.nt. nf ,>'1«»lssiuni l-ivor; All parishea south of
"Elia :l.;bl3si.)pi-Tx>ulBlana Ctate Line. ^

: fi Pi: counties ol lianeock. Harrison. Jackson. Pearl Ri^er^
Stone, and Walthall.

T-ntA- Bntire state exoept tna counties of Andrarrs. Arm-

^^' * s?ron. , Aroi^emSderson. brewster ^^^^'y' .^rl*°'

url^coo. baylor. Brown, bowle Culbertsoa, Castro.
Cochran Carson. Crosby. Col Unysworth. Childress.
Cottle, cuke, Callahan, C^^^*""*"' ^•"""^^^t?^^" J' f C^
Cooke, Gollln. Cherokee, C^sa. Cainp. ^'^^^f^' '^"'•f^
kith Dawson. Donley, Dickens. Denton. Dalla.. ;

n«ltfi il Paso, I:;otor, ijastland, Erath, hliii,
Siyd', lisher,'Foard/Fannin. Franklin. Freestone |
rtiinn r,arza Glaaoock, Gray, Grayson, Gregg. Iludsf
°:SriW;Sy; Motley N^ansfordHutohlsonH^^^^
Hni« Hemnhill. Hall, ilardanian. Haskell. Rooa.
Sor3:nfH^t. Hopkins. Hou.ton Harrison Jack ,
Johnuon, Jones, Kaufman, i.ent. Kinfe. >^ox, Loving, ,
T..^v, T>>hiir.fU rvnn. f IpscoraD, Lamar, i eon, .» * ,
lC'Mmsr''oorr''«rtfn, midland, Motley, Mitchell.

SonU^ue, Marion, Morris, ^o:'^^' ^l^'-^'^ilf^^.ir.^
Hf-hlltree. Potter, pirraer, alo Pinto, ["arKer, i»"
Ola! ^eit:., "obe^tB, Randall. Robertson. B^^tii '

°ock.all. r.^ins. Rusk. '-^,/-^- ^f ^'.^..^f.^^Ji.
rwi.har. . t.rlla^ Stonewall. iJV^ry^.chacK^^^

■^teuhano. - oiiiervilio. CBiith, i'erry. ^''-*-"*'
Norton, f arrant, ritus. Ton Green, upar.ur. Van

^xccutitic department

3tatc of California

Amend . 1

.4. P. Ko. 9

?*6« 8

Zandt. v;ooa. ' *rd, vinklor. Vh^elor, Wllbargar,
Vachltfl, ■iao, Yoakum, azia Young.

Bupersades iUaendi-ient i«o. 1 lsBU»a ao^^uj.*. t-^,
take affect incnodiai^ly.

Uf '.viTflEtr ra:lit.OF, I have
),or9unto set my hand end
caused the Great Seal of
the rtate of Califoniia to
bo affized this twenty- 8 ixtli
dnj of »ay nineteen hundred
and forty- four

AT-rerT;

Aotinc Govariior of California

'. ecrotary ot-'f^tate

y

MOOKKjtTATI MIMI

^xmm Brpartiiicnt

» »

^tJtc Of (rjliforiiia

PROCLAMATION

reflect ou?''.nl"r°t^.;i,';;/''J'';e« fr"? .i'"'- 'I'" »-• e^ort .in

futar.. No ,ou„J„. Inv.,,t«„t a^iti"'"'''""''! """l national
need ror hf,S S:;;t :°?^^;;\ru*n!;-;' ^f-i-^-P'^a^U upon t,„

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and cauaed the Great
Seal of tho state of
California to be ,
an- 1x0 J thl3/^Xday
05 June, A.D., One

Governor of California
ATTEST:

3eci-etary ornate **!""

^XCCUtiDC BCpartniCnt QUAPANTINE proclamation no. 8 (REVISED

^tattofealifornia

Pertalnlrg to Cherry Fruit Files
Ef recti ve on and after July 7, 1944

WHVRKAS The fact nas been determined by the Director of ;;
A^rlc^Jture that eitbor or both of two spec Lea of Trypetldae and

cherries are a host fruit hiuI possible carrier of .heae Insects. .

'jnw THEKi-FOHf it is declared necessary In order to prevent'
or., li^rodictlon of'tie aaid cherry fruit flies (Rlia^olatij
cinKu^ara^K. Hha>.oleti. fausta) Into the State of California
-hat a quarantlnu be and the san.e is hereby eatabliahea at the

buunaurL. of the State of Caiifornla iV/"°''r"drofihe State
provision.s of Section 106 of the Agricultural Code of t-he State
of California against all oherry fruits gro*n in, imported,
°hipped, or brought from the States of Oregon Washington, and
Idaho ^d no cherry fruits as quarantined against in this
proc?Urtion shall be permitted to pass over the said quarantine
llnesT hereby established and proclaimea except under and auo-
ject to the following provisions:

Provision 1 • Noninfested Area

Oreron: Counties of Baker, Coos, Curry, Douglas , Hood
RiverTT^son. Josephine, Lake. Malheur. Umatilla, Wallowa, and
Wasco.

WashinKton: Counties of Adams, Asotin, Benton, Chelan,
ColumStrnfeTas. Ferry. Franklin Garfield Grant KUtitas
Lincoln, Okanogan, Pend Oreille, Stevens. Walia Walla and Yakima.

luaho: Kntlre state except Benewah, Kootenai, and Latah

counties .

Provision •^. Cherry fruits that have been grown in or
• ^frioalho^e areas In Ore^-on, Washington, or Idaho outside
of^lhe n^n^>fested area as describ;d in Provision 1 hereof are
heX prohibited entry into California for any purpose whatso-
ever.

Provision 3. Cherry fruits widch have been grown, va^ckeo.

s.ttlne forth th. •"'='^ l-f'^.tJ "5° the °.™" Ld addr.s. of the
and packed, .here """J. If 'ftho'ahVpp"™ .hd the na»e «,J

California.

tfimlti tn CALIVOINIA «TATI PmNTIHO OFPICt
UCkAUtNTO. 1941 fitiom.r H. MOOlf, (TATV PIIMTU

««^v

£xccutiDc department

^tatcofGalifornia

Q. p. No. H (Hevir.ed)

Page '^

"rovL^U.i. ^. Ar.v ",„; ,: I I Lo'..s or t.hlpmentfi of cnerry fruits

nrrivt?7n^"-nTrur.;ia Ir, violation of the P':°yi^^^V", or ^e-

proclamatior rhal 1 be lum.edlatelj «ent out ol' the 3ta e or de
stroyed at the option and expense of tho owner or ..ailee.

^ .... ._ state of Cailiornla of any

.nerri'rrui.. c.verco .j ■ - r>--o. agnation shali be further auh-
iect'o the nrovl.ions of nny other quarantine proclamation or
inline no* in force or . • rray nureafter be promu.r.tec.

• . nf the Director of Agriculture and aU SJ-"*;*

;, wiMrnrs are herebv empowered to carry out axi

Piaul .^uaroiii. Lilt; oi i icoro aio noiow^ t

i.he provisions of this proclamQt.lon.

Tal. ^uar.ntine Proclamation No. 8 jf vised) supersede,
quarantine Proclamation Nc. m i.s.u.d April .K.. 19^"?. an.
...J,, .>;■,>,.(, lir.niediutely .

.ITHESS WHEREOF, I nave hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
''uilfornla t« be ^f fixed this

/r£C day of yt~-^ A.D.,
oi^thousand u^o u/ndred an.i
forty-four.

Governcr of California

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Secre.t^rV of State

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■ NIA ITAir rHINTINC omcK
(.K>Bi.» It. IWOlial, IT^TK PKINTF*

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^xerttitic Bcpartmcnt

^1 5>tiitc of California

PROG L A M A T I 0 K

We have rrown accustoniGd during this period of world-
wide conflict to sayiae ve are fightlric to preserve f^reedom.
LtuallY ie are doing much more for freedom is never an end to
itself, it is more in the nature of an opportunity which must be
recocnized, nurtured and understood.

History teaches, and the present war well illustrates,
that freedom cannot long exist unless there ^^ f^^f^^^]^ ""^^J" est
standlnjr of both Its meaning and Its opportunities. The greatest
conizations have alwa;, s been those with the best popular under-
s^lnllnl ofthe broad scope of application needed for human
progress,

WiUi millions of men and women away from home and
country and^thS millions concentrating all their Inte^f^^J^^f ^
the war effort, we must take particular precaution that no void
is nowed to develoo in the educational programs upon which we
rely for advancement. We fight now to preserve our freedom.
V aust also educate now that better use can be made of the op-
jrtunlties which we will, have preserved.

With the thought in mind that in the years just ahead
we will need more than ever before the humanizing Influences
which are the natural outgrowth of liberal education, I urge all
oui ciutenry to Interest^itself in our public schools system.
?otSe end that additional encouragement may be given all groups
^^.-^inr to encourage parents and adults to better acquaint
themselves wlU educational services and facilities being offered
JSoinla.s youth, I, L'^arl Warren Governor of California do
hereby jroclaim Uie oeriod of April 2k to ,.prll 29 as Fubilc
Schools Week in California and urge that in every community
soectal effort be made during that period to increase understand-
ing of the importance of public education.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
herexmto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
I fixed this l8th day
of April, A. D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-fov

Governor of California
ATT33T :

Secret^ar^if St&te

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;' q.-o placed o|i any of the restricted
'le^ftln qufirantlned a-zalnst whlal; r-^i
■"<ted condition and which r.

In sur.h ro (I'll a t.^ 1 ». .1^ f^ 1 ] .^ ; „^j

[ED HOFTi PI.A?;

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npl.etely defoliated, or 1

-'-''" -^-^ '' n.s outlined In Irwl-
■ints or papta thereof
■'•otin in ana sMpped from points
will be admitted If cert Tied b^' an
uate of origin that {f -estrlct-

r.talned iri the shlpmc; r.,r.« field
■- ■ to shipment and have not
' hotiSB or othar heated
t or In which rontrlct-
jwn; or (b) that

■ -i in the ^:'lt :,•„,., 0

-aep haajted structu-

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r.^of actually in-
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£xccutiV)c Bcpartnicnt

^tatc of California

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Ipment an

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^atiisTa;; jri J ;■ i-:-t;»ted by
I n >n9V |pB'»e certificates al-

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ai'onfl'*y messures

■ted ar

vared '-
ij the Dlrectc^r
1 duly Butborized

frtnttd in c«iiFn*NiA iiaii fKiNTiNn orpii f

■ACIAUBNTO, 194' (•■M(-E H- UOOIC. IT%Tf FrlNTia

i^xtcotivic department

^tateorCalirornia

;elifornla In

• -5 -^ 4

jviolation of or i*ot in

jf this bro<-l.-! r, t'on, shall be
detrimafil. \ised to agri-

- ipmexit o^- ■ •''^ ''ut af the

se of t.ho ' •

IJKR BULF'S AND Rii,aULATIONS

,' 1 ■ . t.B te C'.'
th« I'oitjegolng provii;lons siii.i.
lori.s of Hnv ot'r.er .ii-arhn ' Ino

:l'('fiGIis3 ?cy/HR^^

DlrHoLcrof Agriculture and all

n-e hcy-p\-y anino*ered to carr;.

MRRPK!; PHKVTOUS ORDKP

. \ ' sed ) r;up=;r-

• procl8ii:Hi.ion Nv... 10 dated AUi.:usi 8, v: ■' ' . Hr;r;
thereto dated F.eptembef '.'2, 194' .

set wy hsnd atid caused tho Great
Seal of; tha Stat^ o- California
to be ah'lxed ti: day of

Au.'unt a.D., on« LiH.utP-"' '>'-,e
hutirtred? ap<l forty-foiir.

GovBi'

Secretary (jr S/tete

v^-*^:;/:^..

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PROCLAMATIO

6- '"

^xcfutiDc Brpartnicnt

^tarc ofealifornia

ofMM 1 4 ♦.,■"""'" ^""^ ^'^■'J^.< .wciican, regardless of pollticaV ^
alliliatlon or conviction, haa the duty as well as tie rlfilit to

Incr-e::;e\"ln\.a'tl"e''f ''°\'° ^--ticlpaie in public^^ctsion:
incieajes In wartime, I aereby ur^e Iho citizenry of every Cali-

mc^a own convlctiui.a is

e principle of

democracy for wnlch men are now of ferine their lives. Wa hnvA

t^nt^r -r^^ adjustea our State laws to increase their oppor-
nr iw^'v "^ 'ji^st now add to tholr confidence in our ^uana-enent
-n .^1^'°"'^ ^"'"''^ ^' ^«^^ri"G them of our full particl?lt!on in
..iO cieclaionr. vmich lie ui.ead. This is a trust which thev have

••'e^rwMoh'r ■"'"''' '"'' '''V' ^^^ fiehtin,:; for an ?deal if^-ovlrn-
.).ent Which Impones responsibility upor ail and .-emits the ex-

pressed win of the majority to become the

program ^f all.

September 28 bein^; the
November 7 General Election
qualified to re^^lster in Ca
ly. For thia reason, I, Ea
hereby proclaim September 1
of Sunday, September 17, as
do hereby ur^e all citizens
nla»s reeistratlon totaln a
wartime responsibilities.

1 inal day jor registering for the
. It is important that every oarson
lifornla be urged to do so immedlate-
r] ¥i?arren. Governor of California, do
^r,i,2 ^^ inclusive, with the exceotion
REnpTRATION DAYS in Calif ornia" and
to join in a drive to maKe Callfor-
■ Ued proof of our full assiunption of

IN VklTlCESS WHEREOF, I have
hereiinto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this Sixth Day
of September, A. D.'
One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Porty-
four.

Governor of California

Attest:

a>^

Secretary^f /state

r»Tr f.iNTiNo orFlcs

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f xcfutiDc iF)cpartnicnt

5»tarrof(Ij|iforni.i

P R '"i C L A M A T I

-..lEREAS, the armeJ forces or the United States, in coSrfei.
'i-'ti with our Allies oJ the United Matlons, have by their power
and coura,,e rapidly advanced our cause, particularly against our

• !n the r«:uj'0p9an theater, and

and

■ HShEAr,, corainunltles throughout California are now making
t.o celebrnt-^^ tlie lay ^f the iefent nr. 1 surrender of aermanyj

v'.ct
1 I Co

! hnvo been aChlovpJ only after great
nioasuroble human suffering,

NJVV, THKHEl- IRK, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California, do
noreby call upon the people of our State, upon our oublic
officials In counties and cities, upon our civic and church
leaders, to plan their programs for celebrating this day of
victory so that the joy of our people will find ©xoresalon in
ways befitting the event; to plan celebrations of a oatriotlc
and spiritual kind; to arrange such programs for the' great day
tliat there shall be no desire or need for celebration out of
keeplni^ with the thought that our men and women of the eraied
forces will be still on the battlefields, still unable to loin
In norre c--1 nrn-.M on , nn.i ..M U f ac- i r'-h -— -ask Of completing

1 HJRTHER RmUESa • V/ar Council to coooerate with

our cities, our countiea, our civic and religious organizations.
In the worK of planning the kind of celebration herein sug^Tested.
which, I flmly believe, will be in accordance with the irood of
the £reot majority of o\ir cltlzenn.

.'' •. i iri;-;.,,; AtiKiif, 'i , I iiave
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seai of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this Soventn
Day of September, A.D. ,
One, Thousand Nine Hun-
dred and Forty-four.

't^,.

C,"
governor of California*

Secretary of St

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35xtnitioc ©tpartmtnt

^tatc of California

. FILED

p •} 0 c I, A ;.: A T 1 0 :i

,,: :..i:^w, iho Director of jV.ri culture of the State of
Cali-.ornia lias determined that tlio contagious disease of htjrses, aulos
and asses known as douHne exists in certain areas in the Stat'; of
Ari.".on[i, and

'lunMLii;, under and by virtuo o;' t.Iio autliority conferred on me
by Section 211 of the i^triciltural Code, on and after Septe-nbor 1, IC""-:,
movo'.annts of liorsos, mules and aones from or ori -inatinr in the Pap&^o
Indian ilescrvation of the State of Arizona sliall be lade into California
only under tho followin;- conditions!

Horses, mul'ss ajid assns over six yionths of a;j;e siioll not be
sliippcd, driven, trunsportod, trailed, or othemrtse moved
unless accompanied by an ofi'icial health certificate sho'.ring
that tho animals havo passed an olfioial ne^ativo blood tost
for dourino within thirty days of date of shipment or moveaent,
and tiiat vhey have not beon exposed to dourine wiUiin tliirty
days of date of sliipaent or laover.ient, provided, hov.ever, that
negative tests for dourino -«ill not be accepted on exposed
tuiiaals if the blood saniplos have been dra-.ra within thirty days
of date c^V exposure.

This proclrjnation shall be effective on and after September 1,
1j44, supcrsedin,; tho California proclaination of i ay 1, 1944, on the
sane si>bjeot.

Ii; 'snTlJESS Vra^KECF, I hereunto
set my hand anu cause tbe
Oroat Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
h'^rci-o t .is 13th day of
Soptenber, la44

loveiuor of California

Attest: t>.:,*^^u/,

Secretary of S-Uate

^xtcDtiDt Department

^tm of CaKfornla

■till JUS tl'it/0

sored by the

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for i

© will

X t V- i ^ i '■ j : : „
loyalty and

of SeiJsteiiibe.

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;5tatt of California

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cltlsenrr "f or'

11, frott Octobr

uijiai'ivfiblc Wi^i'tiiuo x'ecord of tUe
service; to coimrAunity, to the nation^i
;'c ""dom-— It; is fitting Inat the entire
nilJ loin Ih the observance.

s jlrin

our jji-
is <-.n

Or; • '-

■V, O iiCVO ...u ■

•ut iii"
; to br

uiocodcjii Uiids oi' oui' day in in-

iclton roc i our fighting record

ins of pp^uiar under s tend In^j of v/hy
+ and wn'/ victory must be coniiuete.

t ttilment,
oij^ats u). aarvice. in a v.'oi'ld that
■;:; n1ei't,<-il to trends nnd realiar.s.
"■.■■' ^i.o tr-eiaendous deter-

, on those seu-^e pages

. o:j uf.it is 1 -- ". : ''-

onslblllt: .

.u.e t:ils .ccaaicn to coiuniena ;:.a cally a:ic. v;ee.i:ly
GpI ifr^rnlf t'o- the many and s lendld public ser-
-ntha Q-ujr notion has been at war r.^^
'nolle pp cor nit ion b« '-Ivph !-he

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IN WlT:?t.S3 Wlii.RKOl'', I have
; herevinto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
Cal if ornla to be af-
fixed this 27 .h Pay
of September, A.D., One
Thousand Nino Hvmdred
and lorty-four.

California

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PROCLA^AT - -^-^ ■

VWienever the *elfHre of or.r nation has called
supreme efiort .o.uon 1 ,.v. ai«a,3 borne an. nlLys , n
a lull share or the burden. "^

V,- V. .. Pr*«-^o-t' '^i' Uiia Is Hbui.duntly i, uj.u In the manner in
which the women cl our nation have resnonded to the Tultituciln-
ous requirements or the nresant national e .er Acy! Nevl^ be^^re!
in history have ,.oinen been called unon to serve th^ir co^try in ^

hav«%VPvT7 *T* "^""^'''^ '■*^''°^^' ^" ^"^-^h a short soan S yLrs
have they entered eo succossfully unon so many new undertakings!'

offi.« l^^'^^^'^l ^" l^'l ^^ always ti-e work or many oeonle. In
office, chlnyard, and factory, in uniform and out the" women of
A.erica have quietly added not only to our national s?renrth h,^i-
to the unity wHl. which the natlon^as faceSftrwar pSems! '

Mi^ .,1 .?««^«7'11 al^^^ be the work of many neonle. Peace and
.he solution vi our many orotdtms of reconstruction y ill r!li

For these re

observance of bUSiNh;-.
and urge that tribute
business and Professi
tions wliich have heln
Dov.er for war efrort.
tlcn te .nadb In every
wc.ien in tlie many dos
in keeping with our
advancement. .

;^^n^',J °°™iend to nubile attention the
ViO;.ii;J'b A'L:iK in Calirornla October 8-14
be paid to the California Federation of
onal V.omen'3 Clubs and all other organlza-
od to brjn£: about the release of woman-
During this week I urge that new preoara.
comi,:unjly to enlist the full sunxrt of

in^'"r.Vr,°,^ff'^ ^^'^'^^ ^""^ "°* ^®-^"f formulatecl
optK^rtunitles for social aiid economic

IN

A'-'TiiST :

WITNESS V.HKhEOr, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
Caiiforriia to be af-
fixed this 7th Day
of October, One Thou-
sand Nine Hunared and
Porty-four.

Governor of California
Secretary of St

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iJxecutiot Bcpartment

^tatcofdalirornia

CCT 7- fQt t

To help stimulate the public purpose to reduce and
eliminate losses by preventabxw .ire, October 8 to 14 has been
proclaimed nationally as National Fire Prevention »'eek.

During this weolc every citizen Is being urg-ad to
devote special thoujjht and efl'ort to the detection and elimina-
tion of fire hazards. ;iuch activity on the part oi all citizens
is made doubly Important by Imperative wartime requirements.
There must be no Interruption In the fie* of feoods and materials
to every bat'lofront. .Vti.-i*-e occasioned by preventable fires
can necome a serious handicap to speedy victory.

It Is important that our citizenry be apprised of all
Ifnown precautions which cam be made to lesson the stajj^erln^;
annual lossoa brought abo\jt by the ravagos of fire. Responsi-
bility for fire prevention rests upon the shoulders of all. It
calls for Individual inspection and individual housecleanlng to
make every 3tn^c.^^J^'> fire safe. It calls for the fullest
de elopment oi educational programs which will maintain a general
alertness to the dangers of fire.

In recognition of California's extra wartime burden of
responsibility as a production, concentration and transportation
center for the groat Pacific battl'^s to come, it is important
that popular understanding of fire prevention methods be in-
creased within our state, bor this reason, 1, Earl Warren,
Governor of California, do hereay proclaim October 8-14 to be
National tire Prevention v.eek in California, and do hereby urge
that full support and assistance be e-iven to every effort to
inform and Instruct our people with respect to the importance
of yeor aiound fire pi-e vent ion programs.

.mWESS A'HEflEOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
aji 1 caused tlie Jreat
Seal of the State of
Gailiomla to be affixed
this 7th. day of October,
A.U., one thousand nine
hundred and forty -four.

x^<

Governor of California

ATTEST:

Secretary of Sftate

frtmftl tm t*iircBNiA «iAti rtiNTiNe prMfr
1*ai*MI.HTO. tH3 CtOPce H. MOO», |t»TB niNTtR

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^Mtc Of ealiroriiia

Oct

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...nnJ!:'''-^'''""'^^''.""'' ^^''^^' ^^ ^'^^^ b«en the annual

.. ;.-.,;, . ■ .J when the fleet

:.uval hlstc '/;' ""^, "f the greatest battles In

c.rryliir M o M ,1" ■ • -,,^ ^ % ® *"®'^ ^^^^ forces are daily

"' ,i , ,^ --^ '•(:">' "i treouuni closer t^ h^.* ^no^ v,« , , •'

otron;*olds -r tyrannr n-,i onnr- s-.-L, tV .^ rf •'awning

■ ,v ■ 1 . inn, ss .^n. Tt comes at a time v.han

the highest In years.

- : -'nf^^l ^lor?ou^'^^^2nrrS°?hemvv\r^H^'-nlans to Join
- ■ u«int- Ralo the hemic .n^n ,?- M^%f ? ^'^^ "'^'^ special tri-
ed out across the b5o;dLcm^'<,X??he '„«'?'' '°^"-" ^'^^ l*^"^'

■ creaaJng cuafidence— confidences fr.^,,^? "^f^^ ^®^^ *'i th ever
t-o naval achieveaients wL?JS ha?e nuah«^ fi^ ^ ^'''^^^ ^neasure

iarther from our shores it il\«^f?^l "'"' ''"^'"y farther and
t:!e strength was Ssombled Uch hH il''"'' ^!**^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^f
l:.iana adiance toward the PMiS.,\^%^'*^"^^«'^ ^" <=l-^« island to
are now among thoae narLl clnat " .^1^5°^^^'^^ '^^ Callfornians

liberation t5 the Phiiln ?ni '^ combat which is bringing

that All
produ c I
purnc :

efr.-r-

s ?? hL . s°fv-c^ ^f^d In the unity of effort
% Into beKr«^ thlsisolrlt that td ALericT
all history. : • . ^f hm^ "f.?,^? manned the rreatest fleet in
fleet -ave^loined wli?.,n - ? vilh 'he l^.f '^,^'^ °-' ''''' C^««t
the Coaijt Guard T f>,e v-ctcilou. oL"^?^ ^''■\^^^r^-^^ Corns, and
reeordecl. ex;., nous oner,', t Ions w?,ich have been

-rva;: ' ^A^^S^^^iri7tFF^ ^^r^^ to ^j^ln^?f throb- ^

be the occaslon'for the exnte"'s?o? °f °°^??^^' ^944. Ma^ the day
where of tho s^^rvJce ner?. ried bv o!;^ ^t^^'= admiration every- ^
Jay :.:rve to Increase olr SorS. ^m.^fe^?"? P'^^t and .u.y^the

of effort not

r.ly

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e <^i the importance of the

war but in the

^^ ''^- ^ . - . 1 have

nci'tjuiiiu set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to i?e affixed thls^^ Day
October, Nineteen Hun-
-i-ed and Forty-four.

Governor of California

Sftbretary q

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^xtmm department ^"'"'l^ ^^^-^'j^^^^^^

^tatf of Coliforiiij By^"^^- < ^

its strain
an^ clarlllcctL

^n.M-, ., ^,, , ..,, tL&ukrulaesq
' ^^^ Heavenly Father. Along
■ ' t- nas been a year of liberation r
^o n>an^ u;lUion.. of people had " ?
«caeijm expij-eaalon ...As for

■ J 1 vj L I. ric ^u^ V. .J. eii have

-3uuctive aoility v-rid,

c-.uit:e ■)i the %var, atu •

Inspired our i:.en in n.

- -■ fjattlelront;-;.

. .1^ -L'-^j.:.^b oio- tii3 unitv finri I

kept our nation strong and vi,-^rous I

oidin^i ralith

to help shape the
in rr^edoE: v>'nich hao
venienta on far-

-'-■ J^ -i- li.u.;.C3 that

oi'i^jhtfir prosr:r>.~t.
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cal :ii

3rvution

ith

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'riff -■■ *.:'*'' • lctori<33 or our
i*ii ,r'rf °^°'''^ of uncertainty
. I'lL \^"' ■''*« "®«" lifted. .0
military Achievements rjave cor.o

\ie rejoice tiaat "this
oprrsssed by t^-ranni-
everywhere have

— ■ ■ ..curing pea^e^
'ration for ir,Hiion

licana,

■■ '■ for ;
our til

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'■' throu;
ial pi.
reservi n.

' i*'x, a DAY In Culifomja. as
; ""iise for thanking Aljri:-htv -od
.^x'inclples v,...lch filled the heLtf .f ■

^or .he multitude Of pri^te'S^i^f 3 '
ri-'^ts as Ai,,erican citizens. AM ^
■■'■■■ church and hoii.e lor ell 'n
- fleldjof battle our ri<^ht to

iii.ij.^4 -'i^^^jLOh, I have here-
unto^snt my hand and caused
the 5reat seal of the state

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Liiis ^(,7*1 day of November,

• r;., One Tliousand ;;ine

'mdpedjind K^rty^four.

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QUARANTINE PROCLAMATION NO. 11 (REVISED)

prfi^f?^"^ ^"^ ^**^^ "T^*® Diseases
Effective on and after January 13, 1945

j
AgrlcS?^^^jrj-;,^-3 ll^n'.et e by the Director of

peach yellows. P«ach rosette, and llttlfn"^ fruits, known as i
occur In California, exist in fh^ u } P®^=h, not known to
that an the hore{n-d"crlbe? rJ^tJf^f^r'^n^f ^^''^^ «^«» ^d
possible carriers of sajrdrseasesr «^"<=1«^ are hoats or

be ^^""l^^'^lT'lf^d^^^^^^^ a quarantine l

State of California in accordance wifhtv,! »>°^<iaries of the ;i
106 of th« Agricultural code of thI^?o^ Provisions of Sectioa!
said diseases, their hosts and do^«i hi ^ of California against
described, aiid no <.uch thin^« «^ ^® carriers, as heroin
procla,aation sh^U be peri?fteS\ *'''*'*"'' ^"^^ *e*^"«^ ^^ thl»
lines hereby establlLSr^irp'oclalJ^S "Zxcent' '^/^ 'l-arantln.
ject to the conditions herein pJSv^deS!' ^ ^'^ ^"'^ ^"*'-

rosetHfrAd lutle^e'ach!''''' """"^ " P***^^ ^^^^°^'' P«ach

ConneFnllf%|?ii,e''''Ki:Mlr r'^^'^f °^ ^laba^a. Arkansas,
K.ntac.y. M'Ir.ylandr'^M^%L\\', se'ttsr^chiKl^''^"?!:; ^ 'f"^'
Jarsey, New York. North Carolina nht^o^V*'^*^^'^PP^' New
Rhode island, Sout" JanoUnr t«A„2 ' «,^}a^o«'a. Pennsylvania,
and the District of ColSmMa! ^*'^'*««««' Virginia. West Virginia.

forms of peach, nectarine In^i^^ Including the flowering

Provision 1

s^lggTiigrggi-""''' ^"^ """""

in..s: r"r--p%-»--;,5- ?r?-f:f„rrL-?.""

Provlaton 2

COKDITIOlgs OOVEmmr. I^f.um-.K of i;F.BT7..Tr.T^,

adequate annual survev^ .hi^h ^ ^ ! " ^^^ infected state,
such infe^d state Sich are ^rle ?f ^^'"^"^^ counties within
and little peach, anfthe Dl^ecto: or^?r:ultJ:e':rthr^%''f '
has been so advised and is satlsfinH ^r fv ^ °^ *^^^ state

surveys, then the rosJricJed aiui?! '^ adequacy of such

"■ """"HI. tlAIW PhlKTI'R

■"g^.

^xmtm Brpartinciit

^tJtf ofenlirornia

^^ ^. No. 11 (Revised)

Page 2

also fj^d'^to beTntf'r''''*'^ stocks, and environs whl^h .

sxfcnee, the auiaber and kin.i ^f^ f "^ *^'^^ shipper and con

staTrr' ''"' *^^*^ -- wWe°Jro:„^'''^r'' ""'-''«' " ^^«

-St b,^^.eTi^^'\"o2:^e'a^^"^rXt^^^^

cuasignee or agent until in.ported «L * "^'^ 'iellvered to

-L^^^'^^'"■"'^' *^'^ ^l^i>'^ty or deputtea ''''''f^ ""^ '^« Director
-tate riant Quarantine off loer?' °'' ^^ * '^"^y authorized

DIsposi'QoN^c£_vic2r£i20Ns

arrlv^,^ iT^L^^sJ^t^^ o^^^ ^^^^^l restricted articles
shall be irmnodlately sent out o^^^ ^''^^ Proclaioation.

■'- - - nd expen^e^?^ Ste^ o^wne'r^rj^ri^e^'^^^^^^^^ ^'

anticIe^Jv^r^f by\'S rJi! '?« ^^^^« °^ California of any
-bject to Che X\^l^:r^ o'thli'""^"^ ^^'^^^ be furt'Lr
o.^.e.ulation3 no. in iorce o?-;^h^c^;^^L^h^^r^e\^^^e^^J:^--.^^°-

EKFOHCING Pnww».c.

"J^^i^^'^-'-'tinro^Jicera arrS^ ^oo^'^rf ""^ «^^ S*«^-
of the provisions of this proclLation! ° enforce all

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-State of California

'^. V. No. 11 (Havisad)

Page 3

SUi'h:RSEDi:s prkviou^ prooiamation

This Quarantine IroclSMatlon No. 11 (Revised) supersedes
Quarantine rroclamatlon No. 11 dated August 26, 1933, and
shall take offoct Immodiatoly.

IN WITNESS VniEREOF, I have hereunto
sat my hand and caused the
Great i'.eal of the State of
California to be affixed this
13th day of January, A.D. ,
one thousand nine hundred and
forty-five.

Governor of California

ATTEST :

Secretary of State

yiHWy)^*^

V

bi 8i« olflre of iKe SscrHsry lF SUt«
of the i;i«l« of C«lifom«

JAN 1 6 1945

FRANK M. JORDAN, Secretary of state

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'^'[■AiAATIOi:;

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«9t> day of January A.D., one
t.hoiiSRnti nine hundred and
ror1.y-f lv«.

Secreta.f.\ oi'-fetate

lACRAMiNfO. I9IJ C%Om.> II.MOCI«»,ST*« PKINIFB

STATE CF Z.CZTZKllX

rEFAHTlSKT OF ASHICVITJHi
A. A. BHOCX . DIHECTOH
3ACIU}.EUTO

ORIGINAL

i;iu^=.-jiTnE FROci^.-::ior nc. i4 (hevissd)

The follov.ir* revision cf Quarantine Pro-
cla!r.ation IIo. 14 ndds to. the infected ai-ca
the county of Son Juar ir. ..^ lUexxoo , ^r^
alfalfa and Woods Counties, OKlahor.a, xx.
-.Thich, according to a report received, troc
the Federaa Bureau, peach cosrac hrvs oeei.
foujrji.

On

of acnuol Itderol- State

negative surveys for a reripd of 3 years,
the counties of Ellis, Erath, and i^i^son.
in Toms end the couaiieE ol Salt lA:e nr^
Utcih in Utah ore removed fro* the infoctcd

crec

;^u.;e^.^ine mxvi-'^cm: re. w (hevised)

Pertinlng tc Peach Ifcsr-ic Disease

Effective on and cdter Jaruary 29, 1945

T-ZHLAS, The fact has been det.rr.ined ty
th2 Direclor cf Agriculture that ir.;.'Jricus
plcx.t diseases not goncrUly.distriouted
ir. Caliior;-da and known as virus dis-c^s^s

tr^sc of Tx;QCh no& ic, ezist in.cci. ->■"
cjocs of the Urdtod Str.les horoirJiiter de-
scribed 'TaI known as infected arc&, and
th^* tho prohititod products herein ae- ,
scritod ore hcstG or possible coi-ricrr oi
tl--is disor-.se;

KOW '^KERHJOSE, It is declnred nocessf-j;:.-
ir. crSer tc prevor.t the further introduo-
-.ion ir.tc cml spread -.vithin the State ol
C,->'iforr-ia rS s'.iJ virus Jisc-ises, that n.
^uarc-.tir.o tc r-^A the secc is^nerotv 09-
tciblishod r.t tho bourjiarit^s ol the State oi
California i:-. ciccorda:xc v.ith the J^rc"'^-
sior.E of Section 106 of the Agric-oiturcl
Code of the StT-tc of Coliforraa a^ainrt
;c:id viru? diEcasos, their hosts or po^
:.iblo carriers, growr. in or importecj,
.-nippod. or brought tvoa the hereinafter
iescribrd infected area -ujl no ,duc:-. vii-U2
ii<:oa$es or rcssiblo carriers tn^reox

=--ril V. rcr-.ittld to pc^. -'"^''V'^vl '>'i ''? , i
"-:•"■ j.tiKO Uuoo ;-,o horcbj' oiilubli:;hod -..lA

. roclninod.

caf#nf 01 c;.u:;ir^T Vj-uytoiv.: idcntic-d wiln
" ro-icli r.o:-''if:.

Counties oi' Ai):icho, Cochiso,
CoconiAO, r,r- I-^-l-, Maricopa, .
Pima> Siintr. Cruz, imd Ytivapoi.

COLOF^iSQ-' Couj^tios o£ l.:.^:-r. ai.! Moutc?:una.

^^CC: Coui-.ticr. -i' P.nYdUlo, Dqrxi
" ■ Aiia, Liiicolu, Ot.cro, Eio -«>

5i>c.oi-rv,

OKUtKq'JVl

ri'DTi, S:4xlov;d, Si:ui

Trujs, nm '....lo.-£iiu.

Countie;-, of .U.i/.a.f;v, Bry.-Ji,
JuluiL-t.ou, : .lil xoodr..

Com-.lio:? ui" r-rov.-ii, CrJlajiaji,
Chorokoo, Cgtii'-icho , DrJ.l.-is,
Sarhi^aidl PA P--r.o, F.-oviin,
Fishur, rlc^-d, C'Trca, lUdo,
Hudi-.poUi, X;..u-.o-., JoiiOB,
Uill!., Pido ruilu, P'^-"'i-.

aiith, T:ur-a.l, liii'loi', Ur^-
diur, VJilbcrcor, wood, iuid
Youiif;.

VT.a:

CouiiLioi.
iii^'tun.

Gr u«l !u-.d "iiul>-

^^.".imrZD PRODUCTS.;

.dl pe;xh, nectiU-i.x, .-pricot. cdr.oiid,
IrjCK for or cnm.blc < f , r.-jx-.^itior. except

iU'.y ^a^i ;dl of ti.c .-.b^-v.^prolubl bod pro-
ducts .'iu qu-u-iuitinod i.'. t. i:; Pl-oclr.:..aUui>,
■■•-•rivi'y.- in C.--'.Ufor-..i!:. froi.i tuo r.aid i:/-
ioctod torrit..ry chf.ll oy r.aur.ud iidi-it-
t r/:c i:ito tl.ir :;ta1...^ ;;:d :;...• dl bo i:.u.^di-
rtoiy sent out of tluj siixlc ur de r. u-oy "^a

at tho optio;; t'-id orpcuGO of tho ovc.or
or o\.-ricrs, his or their rcnponsiblo

uUl domticE of tho Director of ;«ric-aL-
turo rad^dl St'-.to H^ait Qupx.:t.Ui;.o Oi-
fio-rn arc horoby onw.icrod to carry out
rdl tho provisio.-.fi ut tide ProclaL-.alioii.

Th.o forc-oii£ doou not apply to "xpori-
,,,cr.tr. of tnc "i^itod Sl"ic.; Wrtnc.i oi
Agriculture in th^ State of Califor..ia.

gjEEgglF'''' PKE7I0US FRCjCU'^-'^TIQI

IH v;iTlSSS -TIEHEOF I^hnvc
hereunto not ny luind om
caurod tho Groat Sc.-.d.ol
the Stuto of California to
be nffixcd t!ds ?3ih doy of
.Trmu .■ a-y A. D. , or.c th.ousnnd
rdac hundred ;a-.d fortj-iive

Govomor of California

ATlSSTj Secretary of State

By CH;kS. J. K-VKHTY
Doputy Socr.tary of State

(^■V.)

ORIGINAL

$j:cfutii)c Bepartnifiir

^ratCOfdallforillJ viUAJUNTUNE PROCTJVhiATIOW NO. 14 (r.iiVlSKD)

fertainlnii to Peatsh Mosaic LUaoase
Lffective on and aftar January .'P, 1945,

A,iric

trlbu

stono

tical

the .

aroa,

hosts

VlHb.RbJVo The fact haw boon determined by the Lirector of
alture UiaL injurious plant dieeaaos not {generally dia-
tad in (.alirornia and known as virue diaeases of certain

fr-uits capable of causing peach mosaic or eymptous iden-

with thooe, of peach ..oaaic, exist in certain areas of
nited ..tatoB Imroinalter doscribod and known as infected

anu that tho prohibited products horein dascribed are

or potMlblo cai-riurfi of thio disease:

vent thi

, rmmw-'lr , rt it iloclaraJ noceuaaa-y in order to pre-
furbnor introduction into and spread within the Ftate

of ■allfornia o'' tii'.o om'.vi vlrua dif-e.-iHeo,

am

uxxiornxa or -a.o ohUi v.rua dif-eaaeD, U,at a quarantine be
the saino Is hereby astabliahod at the boundaries of the
'tfoi^inr '"^^f '"'"'■" i" aocoruanco v.ith the provialone of Sec-
tion 106 ol tha Af.ricultural Code of the ?tato of California
a,,alnBt said vLruB dipufitiof., chelr l»oats or po«r,iblo carrlora.
fcrown in or imported, ahlppyd, or brou<,ht from the hereinafter
described infoctod ar«a and no such virus disoaaoa or posaible
carriera thorocf as quarantined against in thif. Proclai.iation
Shall bu por..utuod uo pat.;-; over Uie aaid nuarantlno linos so
hereby estaolltihon and n^oc UlMed.

P£;£TE: :>oach mowaic QiHoaao imd viriiP capablo of oauainir
ayraptowa idontical with thotiu of poach iuouuic.

INFECT El- ., . .

AT'LZOuA:

li^rco:

'.•■^LAHO^

TnXAT :

Gounti&c of Ap.icJie, ( ochiHe, ; oconlno, Graham,
aricopn, '"iiiifi, ,' mita (.ruvj, ami >avapai..

Countioti oi

.'ind hiOntoEunui.

•oiuitioa of ieruftlillo, Pona Ana, Lincoln, Otero,
lio *irriba, : andoval, ^ an Junn, r«nta To, rierra,
;ocorro, Tnoa, and ^Rlonciu.

■ jCiii, Jolinnton, and Voods.

Orjuu '.

• 'Jliah«n, : - '/ttea, Comanche,
-btlln;., utoIiUKi, ::l -aro, •nmun, J laher, I loyd,
'-"T'ei^ij, ;:ale, Huds-oth, Johnson, Jones, ^'ills,
^alo Pinto, "arker, P.unriels , Rusk, .san Paba, Fmith.
Tarrant, Taylor, "rnhur, v.libarger. v,ood, and Young.

UTAH

'"ou»tio» of Gruuu aiiU Vashincton.

All (.each, nectarine, apricot, almojK', nliun, and
pruno troea or parts of thoae trees for or capable of pror,a-
■;atlon, except Iruit pita.

^icrutiDc Bepartmcnt

3tatc of (Taliforiiia

Q. p. No. 14 ( Revised )

"•g* 2

DISPOSITIOM OK VIOLATIOHSt

tln^d In ^S"^ ^"** ?^^ °f '^^ •''°''' prohibited products as quaran-
tined in this Proalaraatlon, arriving In Callfornl. r-nnm fv,- „-«^
inrected territory .hall b^ rnfus^S^aJJIl^tiicn'to tM^^sJat""
th on'^J "* liTunerilately sent out of the state or de^-troyed a?

ENFORCIKG ?C\WA\3i

st«t- ^i.r,^^ deputies of the nirector of Agriculture and all
!ut !n ^ v^a.-antxne orfl^ers are hereby empowered to carry
out all the provisions of this Proclamation.

FEDERAL SXfMiPlMa.'TAL PHIPMKKTn ^IXliMPT; '

Hnir-ri c^ I^® foretiolnj, -lose not apyly to 8jtp6rl:T.cr.t£ of the
foTO?a. -^r^'rtr^jnt of Agriculture In th^ rtate of Call-

SU?EHSEL:iC rniVL:jL .-»r^:?p:.A..;A'nTnM.

--^ n if -'""'^»"'^l-n« -Proclamation So. 14 (Revised) auDer-

sedes Quarantine Proclamation No. 14 (havlsod) ia«ued ApJll S
1943, and shall take effect liaraedlately. ^ *

IK WirRaaS ■JirPm^, r have hereunto
aet ray hand and caused the
Great i eal of the : tate of
Calirornia x.o be affixed this
: .th day of January A.D., one
thouaaiid nine hundred and
forty-five.

y^/AL^^.U^

Governor or California

EST:

Secretai'y of .State

3!:xEcutitie Btpartmcnt

^ * V w ^-'j^im of California

v^<^*b'>'

^■^'^v^'^

'^UA:(Ai'ir Jvl; PHOriLAKlATlOH NO. lb (REVISED)

Pertalnlnji to European Corn Por-or
Irfe.-.tlvo on and ?ifr,er J«nuBry i^9, 194h.

,0^0^^^

t '

'V}i"'P.'<'A^' -me raf>t hHP bt^en determlied by the Director
af A^r-Jfiiaturrthat a dantjerous Insect nest known as the European;;
c.orn"borer fpyrn-.i<,t« nnbllaHs Hubn . ) heretofore not knovm to i.

exist in the'^I.l^T'o'r' Cfl 1 L f -'o rn 1 a , oxi.sts in the hereinafter ,;

described infested areas, and that the restricted products herein,
..,,„f^g,i 3^,. t.o-t- or- nn«<;tbl(> r-fiprle"? of sald pest; !|

\

-, ■:^ „,,-.., ,, l^, ,irti-,larti>; necessfi'-y in order to Ij

: ,„rintroriuction'or saJd pest Into the State of Callfor- ;
nia, that a quarantine be and the Bame Is hereby established at
uhe onunriHr.i.es oT i.bu State of Caltfo-nla In accordance with
•P.tlnn 106 of the A^^^rl cultural node of the State of California
a<mlnst said pest. Its hosts or pcr.ilble carriers, and no such
^Bst??cted prSdncts as quarantined apalnst In th s ^^^^-^'^"'^tion
.nail be oermitted to pass over the said quarantine lines hereby
estabHs>>ed and proclaimed except under and subject to the con-
ditlnn.: herr ' > •■••Milod: ij

DKFIWCTIONS !'

FilST: ©Aropean corn boror (Pyrausta nijbaalls Hubn.)

TNPiit-'T^JD AR-;AS: Entire states of Connectic.it, Delaware,
IllinotsriowaT-D^^ana. Kentucky. Maine. Maryland. Massachxisetts,
Michigan I.:issourl, New Hampshire, New Jersey. New York. North
Ca;olina, Ohio. PeAnsylvanla , Rhode Island. Vermont, Virginia.
•Vrtst '''irrinia, and Wisconsin.

it" Wvandotte

Tennes

■I.!)

see:

oiul. i-O ;

■rt ind Houston

Counties o!- Sumner, Hobertson , and Montsomory

1.1 « ; ■■ '
seed
plant
nod (

- -:5TRICTtii} PRODUCTS
2 of corn,

.„ ^, fu.alk?., ears, cobs or other parts or

2 oi corn, broom'^corn, sorghums, and Sudan grass (except
and she! Led grain iree from fragments of cob and other

debris); Uma beans In the pod, green shell beans 1n the
nr the variety known at. cranberry or horticultural); beets
. . ■ .' iiiHrb (cnt nr nlnnts wi1>' "ootw).

TIF re AT ti' |l

Stalks, ears, cobs, or other parts or debris of corn,
br-n,,, corn, sur-hums . and Sudan c^ass grown In or shipped from
the s«ld Infested areas Imported as such or as packing or as
..onta-inatlon In seed or shelled groin, or otherwise, will be

fmslrJ in cAiiPiiKNiA itATc rntNTiNC orririt

SACKAU UN lO, IMJ fclOHiit If.MOOH.STATt fRINlF*

•'^^f^-

^xecutiDe Btpartmcnt

^tateofCalirornia

so<i )

Pag a 2

' ''"^ .j<.i-,l' " , i I i 1 1 I'll i f Linlv jiT'o V i'.i«'i CH'"''! phlr>mf»nt

•ompanled i . , irt ifloate oitber («) signed by an
iri.iner-tor nf the Bureau o]' Knfcomology anr" flqnt Qii«rant.lne of the '■,
United States nepnr-tment of Aj-rlcul ture cert Ifytrit; that nuch
material contained In the shipment or lot hap heftn disinfected
or tT.p,qt(3,i nn(l«r t>ie supervision of such inspector In such a man- ,,
'mlnate all risk of transmitting the European corn '

■ 1 •..►.,! hy the proper o^'ficlaT of the state of orlglijf
aterlal has been treated under official jj

[(•Miiiit-ir and by a methoii approved by the Director
Such certificate shn n set> forth the materials

ne'

-ctlfyln
pinervlslon i u
oT Agriculture.
uaed, the dosat^e schedni.
place o^ ti^en tmon t .

;ixpoauro, and date and

film

nWV.'.A.!-' AOivlLT'l't:;!' UNDiiR OK'^T TVICAT-j

■'■ : '• ■ ' "1 ^ . ■ -i (of '•

the varlet.y Known a3 crariDtirry or horticultural}; ueetii ^it)! tops;
and rhubarb (cut or plani.s and roots) ;j;rown 1n or shipped from the
said infested «r>eas will bo admitted into the State t^'f California
rily provld-»-* ea^-h slilnment or lot is accompanied by a certificate
pector of the bureau of Enl^oraology and Plant
.. ,n'h,"> ^n-ites Department jOf Agriculture or by

ate of original certifying that such
3<i in I no FUipment or lot Has been Inspected and
'nfwstation by the Kxirooean corn borer, except
- •■ wn rhubarb (cat only) will be admitted if so
nnte c fe-^r-r'^^ o ff! .-? al > .

Quarant Ir-
the proper

r-^R r,.j-p! al

' ' " ; ? i ■ ! " r 6
■ ■• at greQ^/■

• •-jr-r i f le'i

•it \ i J>_- I

:oTii.,>

' '"'■ '" ' ' ''^1 ' hy thl's Proclamation upon

from restricted plants which
ii; ' rarj from ir^ij.munti; of cob and other platil- debris nf corn,
broom cot«r(, sorghums, or f^udnr j-rass.

•A

j^ROCESSEP PRf:'TincTS EXEMPT fPOK

KKKTRIOTICN

'■■'■ r'> ;i.rl<-t l<n • ■.;■ -M 17 !!i;.; proclamation upon tha

-cyK'ntirit of the restrlcteo proauccs herein uefined which are
recessed or man ifar-tured In su^h a manner as to eliminate all

'" . ■-■■••!•! '\nnrnn\.ina'A aj^alnst,

CAh'ilKi^ AJKMTS MLiJil' HOLD SHlPMliNTS

Glgnee i nsriected and pa

iVi^f i cul tune, fiii; i-ipaiy or de;iutlea,
£t«te plant Quarantine Officer,

!' iir I. tie foregolnc p^'ovisions
out and not delivered to con-
ssed b\

the Director of
"i ithorized

I^Kcutiut ©cpartmcnt

3tate or California

Page 3

! I [.'.'■

'ILLATIONS

■iAC<jj)t as provided in t-ho I'oii^. w , i.;^ j'rovic; !.■.,,-,, Hiiy itit
'^>- ahlprnent of commodities or articles arriving In California In '
\ 'olat.lon of the provisions of this Proclamation, shall be imme-
■■itely sBot, nut of t>ie ptatu or destroyed nt the option and

■' 'sjierir-- ■ ■ ■vne;!'' o •■ ' .

•-.->'!■ hi CTtei' PROPnOTa aUtJJKCT TO OTiaKH R 'LSS AKT> HSOULAT luKS

: i lu 'id;i, •:;■;' r i 1 i : • ' . (' qny

product or coimno'' ' ' > -.iVf^fMa i^-j i.i-o ^ o'-e^^nr-.jj, pi-ovj ; Lori;; fliall
be further s'lhj, ' 'he provtslonK nt nny other Quarantine

PriTolamation or Ko,:-';.i lo t ' '^'r >>• i • . ■ >• . : ireafter

Vie rt^c'^TT I J 1 '^?i h^d *

AM drtjuttle;; • . .' i.i.ri l)lrectt^ f , ^if Agr Icni Ui i-c arui all
;>uarantlne Officers are hereby emiiowered to carry

■ ■ ' 'ii. ■ ' ' ''" -laniatlcn.

ijijtiijiii

oiiUI-io I'iuiVIOUa Pi\uv.'iiAiv.ATION

This Quarantine rroclarnation No. lo (R-jvlsed) auper-
. ;'.T,> ■-•■; '"amatlon No. 15 Issued February 15, 1944,
Imjred Intel .

IN WITNESSiWHERt,' : , have hereunl.
.sot rijy hand and caused the
'IrHati Seal of the State of
■Hlll[ornla to be affix«

t'>»tt4 i» f

ll>»i.tl !l, M<ionr, STATr MINIft

35xccutitic ©epartmcnt

;?tatr of Califoriiij

ORICIKU.

QUARANTINE PROCLAMATION NO. 15 (REVISED)

Pertaining to European Corn Borer
Effective on and after 'anua^'ji x^, l-i4fi.

VmEREA?, The fact has been determined by the Director
of Agrlculturn that a dangerous insect pest known aa the European
corn borer (Pjrraueta nubllalls Hubn.) heretofore not known to
exist In the £tRte of California, exists in the hereinafter
described Infestoil areas, nnd that the restricted products herein
described are hosti< or poepibla carriers j£ said pest;

NOW,
prevent the in
nla, that a qii
the boundaries
Section 106 of
against said p
restricted pro
shall be peiTnl
established an
ditlons herein

troriuctlon o
rrantlne be
of the r.tfct
the Agrlcul

ft, its )j(. f

ilucta a.M '{\in
tted to pass
il proclalmoil
provided:

It l3 declared necessary in order to
f said pcBt into tho SI te of Callfor-
and the same is hereby established at
a of r^alifornia in accordance with
tural Code of the State of California
tf or poEslblo ourrierp, and no such
rautinsd against In thin Proolamatlon
over the said quarantine lines hereby
iiAcopt under aud subjoot to the oon-

DEPIIIITIONE

PEST; European corn borer (j'yrausta luibilajLia. Hubn.)

INFESTEP AR^JA^ ; . iitiro staten of Connecticut, Delaware,
Illlnoia , iowu, lucimia, ii:ituck>, italna, .Varyland, MaBsaehusetta,
Michigan, Uissouri, New hais^jshlrci, 2ie» Jersey, Mew Xork, North
Carolina, Ohio, pannaylvanin, Rhode Island, Vorraont, Virginia,
West Virginia, ■ma ,>i.joouaxa.

j
Kansas: County oT Ayundutte

Minnesota: Countlop of i iliMJP>* and hoaaton

Tennessee: Counties of Sumner, Robertson, and v/ontgonery

RESTR [CTED PRODUCTS- : Stalks, ears, cobs or other parts or
debris of corn, broom corn, sorghoiLO, anu uaaa t^r^Laa (except
seed and shelled grain free fi'om fi*8,',nidnt8 oi" cot and other
plant debria); lima beans in t-he puii, green shell baans In the
pod (of the varlrtDy known as cranberry or horticultural); beets
with tops; and rhubarb (cut or plants witl\ roota).

Provision 1. STALKS, KARSj COBS, OR OTHER P&I T§ OR DEBRIS

OF^CORNj BROpU CORNj r.ORGHIJMS, AND SUDAN ORASa
ADM ITTED^ UNDERIdISINPECTIONL pR TREATMEITlJ CEP-

tificate'

Stalks, ears, cobs, or other parts or debris of corn,
broom corn, sorghums, and Sudan grass grown in or shipped from
the said infested areas Imported as such or as packing or aa
contamination in seed or shelled grain, or otherwise, will be

^xcfutiuc Bepartnicnt

3tatc of daliforiiia

Q. ?. No. 15 (Revised)

Page 2

admitted into the State of California only provided each shipment
or lot i« accompanied by a certificate either (a) signed by an
Inspector of the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine of the
United States Department of Agriculture certifying that such
material contained in the shipment or lot has been disinfected
or treated under the supervision of such Inspector in such a man-
ner as to eliminate all risk of transmitting the European corn
borer, or (b) signed by the proper official of the state of origin
certifying that such material has been treated under official
supervision in a manner and by a method approved by the Director
of Agriculture. Such certificate shall set forth the materials
used, the dosage schedule and period of exposure, and date and
place of treatment.

Provision 2.

LIMA BRANS. GREI-:N SHELL BEANS. BEETf. . AND
IIHUBARB ADMITTED UltbER CEt'.TiFlClfE

Lima beans in the pod; green shell beans in the pod (of
the variety known as cranberry or horticultural); beets with topsi
and rhubarb (cut or plants and roots) grown in or shipped from th»
said Infested areas will be admitted into the State of California
only provided each shipment or lot Is accompanied by a certificate
signed by an inspector of the bureau of Entomology and Plant
Quarantine of the United States Department of Agriculture or by
the proper official of the state of origin, certifying that such
material contained in the shipment or lot has been inspected and
found free from infestation by the European corn borer, except
that greenhouse-grown rhubarb (cut only) will be admitted if so
certified by such state or federal official).

Provision 3. CLEAN SEED AND CLEAN SHELLED GRAIN UNT^ESTRICTEt)

No restrictions are placed by this Proclamation upon
the movement of seed or shelled grain from restricted plants which
is free from fragments of cob and other plant debris of com,
broom com, sorghums, or Sudan grass.

Provision 4.

MANUFACTURED OR PROCESSED PRODUCTS EXEMPT PROH

RESTniCTION ~

No restrictions are placed by this Proclamation upon the
movement of the restricted products herein defined which are
processed or manufactured in such a manner as to eliminate all
danger of carrying the pest herein quarantined against.

CARRIER AGENTS MUST HOLD SHIPMliMTS li

All products admissible under the foregoing provisions
must be held by common carrier agent and not delivered to con-
signee or agent until Inspected and passed by the Director of
Agriculture, hie deputy or deputies, or by a duly authorised
State Plant Quarantine Officer.

Q.

£xccutiV)c Bcpartmcnt

;s»tatt of California

15 (Uevlaod)

page 5

llo.

nTF'.-^OSITIOF '^T^ VCOLATIONS

or shlpi-ont or "°-""" "»•",'" "if Procliiatlon, .h.ll b. i™..-

■i°i:ir".- »" !;r:ifrut:'or"i..t..o,o. .t th. o.tio„ .^

axcensa of the oMier or bailea.

, . - -.,s SUBJECT TO o^n^^^mn^E-MH^^^^^^^^.^^

" , ^ ^v.«. --tAte of California of any

be promulgator.

ENFOHCING I'viVuiHti

SUPERLEDRi

A.-.^hTION

■ '~' ' X- . i« m ^Pevised) super-

l,aa ^ua-ntino proclamation .o.^I5^(Be^^^ ^)^ ^^^^^

^d ahall take effect lm.o.l

:,. ,. T..a.> ■.U..,U..O^ . .- have hereunto
'■ BOD ray hand and caused the

Great .S«al of tiie Stf « °^. .,
California to bo affixed this

one tboubai.c nxna hundred and
rorty-five.

X

uoverac

^

/»■■',

r or California

ATTEST! / ,

Secretary of State

DI.^CTOR

EARL WARREN
aOVERNOR

BUREAU OF EN

H II

PLANT OUARANTINE
Chief

ORIGINS
STATE OF CALIFORNIA

Srpartmciit of iVgriculture

SACRAMENTO (14)

QXLiiJiSrim RKOOlATIt.N NO. «
rertBlnin^. to " mok i^eoUn." of Cltru.
ffoctlre on and after ^^^-^-v..-.*^^ , ^ /p^^-

Ifornia. exlate in cerJuK hiriJLrl^r h^^^ distributed In Cal-
m thU .t.,t.e. «„., the re^trJoJi; .^jr:?!rh*'*"f regulated ar«».
poBBlble carriers of saia dleeajj; ^rmin deeoribod are

prevent the ftL-t^Br^Pn^^d^of ^^fri^**'*^ neee.Br.ry la order to
cora«nce with the ^c^Moni .? "ojl!:";? ^° *"" ?*«^'« 1» «<»-
-tirj culturt 1 vpue of th« t«tl^,i.^ 7?f? ^^ ""'* ;^ctl»n 16 of the
be «na the aeu^* L'heret ^.at:bSsSd'fr?i^',i'"J '^ Qu..r.„tlJi*
herelB-degorlbed reeulated rr*«- - ? ! *^ bounderie* of the
possible cBrrlersrfSd ioie orjhi'tMr "^l" ?^"^" ^"'i i*-
a„^lnst 8h..il be trr.ne,.o??ed or\^!^ ?*^' ^*"*" <iUart.ntiued

ul..

Kj.Ufij^.T...

ulok decline" of oltrue.

Los ..ngeles

'Ounty

FQRViaORY

BUY

UnrriD

(TATSS

kVINCt

rxAMn

sumr* u«g. Ho, 6

Pag* 2

^'Ino "iiwiij

Cowaenolng et the j.olnt of Intersection of tti« o«nt«r
lino of ortaaun ' 111 i<o« 1 anrt the oenter linm of >>«1-
llBtiler jtoad, tbenoe running In h eaterly dlreetion
ttlootj the o«nt«r line of islllseler V.oe.<i to the eenter
lln« of .>urf«« Uotiiif thenoe rimailng in a southwesterlf
alreotlon ttlonK the oenter line of 'urfee r.oetu to th«
point of lt8 Int^rsootlon -Ith the center line of
ri:>bon "oea, thenoe runi;ii<^ in a westerly direotlon
nlont- ttie OMit«;r line of : iphon ho&u, ext«ua«d to tb«
point of ita intersect ion with tJcte center line of uio
Hondo, titenoe runniu«s '^lon^ the center line of Hio
honao in t\ soutnvnptflriy ulrbotion to the point of its
intf.rsection .-Ith thb center line of ^^aahelM-Tel•g^l;ph
autxC, thenoe runiiin^: Hlong the OHnter line of Anaheine
Telee^npii KOttU in f. (;outh«ustr-i-l]r uir«otion to the point
of its inters f-ct ion with the o&iiter line of Norwalk
ikmievard, thtsnoe running la a northerly ttnd nortiiesst-
erly dimctlon blon^ the eunt«r line of i^orwelk Boule-
vt.rd and its oontinu«tim into (v'orkaKm ^^11 Hoed to
the point of ooiantenoeinent*

^Tlan '■'■■j'l

Coauenoine at the i^oint uf i&terseotlon of the east
boundary line of Loe ngeles County i*ith the north line
of TuH-nfehip 1 N.irth, thenoe running west »long s«iA
north lino ■)f Townahip 1 Worth, to the point of its in-
tersection w^.th the west line of :.>eotlon 2, Township 1
North, .Uin^e 11 est, thenoe running south alone, the
'ifBst line of • Fotiun 2 »nd its continuation throu^ the
City of onroTiu to the point of its intersection with
the oenter lli.e f Joothlli lioulevnrd, thence east (aon«
the oenter line of foothill }>ouleTRrd to the oenter lin*
of "(lyf lower -venue, ^nd thenoe running south blong the
oonter line of .uyflowf.r .. venue to the point of its
Inters^fOtlon v<lth the oenter lliifi of iAuirte I>riTO,
thenoe running, in an easterly dlrootlon nlong the oen-
ter line of iAiarte uriT« to the point of its interseo-
tion with the oentnr line of Peok JriTe, thenoe running
in a southerly 4ir«otion e.lon«; the oenter line of Peek
.jrly^G to the point of its intt:;rHectlon with the oenter
line of rozoonr* QouJeTnrii, thenoe runnings alon^ the oen-
ter line of J-omone iiuuleTard in u aoutnenstf<riy, east-
erly, <-Jid northoaaterly direction {luooessiToly to th«
i>oint of its intersection with the north line of Toim-
f>hip 2 outh, thunoe runnin^^ Hlon^ said line in ujx east-
erly direction to the east bounUury line of Los ngeles
County, thenoe runuing in a northerly dlreotlon t>loa<
the eust boundtiry line of Los . ngeles County to ths
point cf eonuaenceraent*

.u»r. !.ey, ;,o, g

Saa i*mt.rdluo County

»•«• 3

o* citrus.

:itru. budwood .ad aolon. of ai «p..i., ^^ TarUtU,

iToTialon 1 -

f—^ — /^' ^"■^' myU'J;:-. Bi;i>i OOi; . j^d : GXqhS ;^R0.

trees .It.in t^^^Tj^lV^"^ "'"'' '^ *»"* ^' **'^»« '««
poee K'hatHVer. '* refculat.d r,r»a8 for any pur-

i-TOTiftlou

'^1* ■ t-Vt

ffr

OF ::iTKi?f: .■gtr???i^^

ttx. director orCoBt'lB^^Joner I^s .«^L^**T° ^'^t^ ^**" '''•''•'- «'
tiona pp.acrlbf'rt therein ^ «^coar„anca with tha oondi-

F VJC.

TI0K3

m Violation o? or «:t fuliy%^'';wi°f ;JiJ ;1^^" ''(^latad araa.

ur Uastroyad «t tha aption nJ axn^^ !? ti ***• "^^""^ ^' "^^^

,-«»wu .^ uu vjipenua 01 tLa v».ner ur ixtllaa.

: t«te lant^M'^nUni 'TfliLB'r^Z^r "J ■^^l^^itur. a«* all

Till a

.u<.r,^tlna nm^ulHtUm ahnll t«ka affaot limaadlBtaly.

culture, at«te of California

DKPAFTI1]';!"r OF AGT.ICUI.TUF.K OKIGINAL

A. A. roocK, DTU:CTa';
CACIVviE'TO

irj"ITiODUCTa;Y MOTO

■ V .-■. .1 ^''i" ';^"^^^"?«'^^ r.orulation Mo. n relating; to "quick decline" of cjtrur ->rr.
^'vrt-^n T^r^ ^^^ 'nthm or movinf; of citrus budwood cut within three rcfulatod
:''!';.J'\^; ■■'"^'^'" ^'^'"'*-' ""-^ °"^' '•c.'.^'latrd ar.a in fJan bcrmrdino County, v.-Sch

^:, K ^ ^^ V r *' ^^'''^^■•^"^' '^^1 pcrr.onr: -/ho cont.inpL-itc cuttinr or tal-inr cit-
Stc^S^^'lt any' ti^e."" """" '""' ^^"-" '^^^^ ^" ^^"'^^ ^^ ^^^"^ «- -H:-

QU/u:A-'Ti;rr; rj;c-iiiATio?i mo. 8
Pcrtnininr to "Quick p. clint-" cf Citrus
Fffi ctivc on urKl f.^tt r Fchru'.ry 1/., 194.5

n H4o n. ??'^-:"' ''"" ^•■'°^' li-'i'" ^'^f'^ cU, U r!,.in( d by the Director of Arricvlturc that
^?,^;':, •' ' i;>17fV''' ^^ ^itrun trr , ,", knov-n ar. "^uick dcclin.." of citrur, net rcn J-
";^:--^V^'^"l r^ ^-'YT'"' ^"'^'-'^ ''^ °"'*''^" h,rcimftrr.d.<:.crlbrd 'reflated
ri r- of *,'l; l.f'. '""" ^"^tr^.tcl aj-tlclcn herein dccribccl arc pos^ibl. car-

.P"c." c^ ^^id dW^^'^^A ^iV" ff^:^^' necc..ary in cr^.r to prevent th., furhhcr
;I^^ c • t;.:^ li "^-^^-^^^/n.^-'i" "t.;te in aceonlancc -./ith ttic provisions cf S, ction 30
ane rcction 16 of the A.ricvltvr.a Code c^ the ,=:tatr of CUfernia, that ., qmr ntinc

^^^■^^"T.^'^'''^::'^'^^^'''''' "* *"^ bcu^idurics or th, her'in-dc-scribcdSJ;!
ttrt'^r ';t^^f":f^ ^'T^^ ?'^J^'' f'^^^^^'l^ carnern, .nd none of the things'
1- r 1,. ni,. Ktincd .■ -^^mrt r-hall 1..^ trinrrortod or, moved fro., or v.-ithin s^i.' rcfa-
- ■ ■■ ""' "+' ^"^'^•'■'' ■■■> ''•■■bj.ct to the follo'-inr provisions:

DIP- :.

"'■!uick r'i clhv

o'" citms

Lor An;; . le s Coiuity

?'^^r:/irV'^. ^i*; ^^'f ^^^^'-^ "f th. intcrscctio" of the center line of Hunt-
1 ,_ ten Dr. v. itp th, center line of Bald-..ln Av.nuo, thence runninf in a v^cGterlv
direction aonr th<. center line of Ihmtiv-ton Drive 'to the point of ?s interne ci^
*irrctien 'o "f '";' ^'/''"" ''"'^"'"^- ^'--^-^--^ th,nce running in a southerly
I'Z^^ ,:! '11' r"^;f ^^"^ "^ ■'^'■"■^ ^'■^^^^■^'■^ lU-ulevr.rd to the point of its intf--

...cticn ..1th tlK center line of Lonrdcn Avenue, thenoe runiiiiic easterly aloiiR the'
^7t^ •'''/'^ K^ngden Avenue to the point of its int. rscction -ith^ thf cen'L Unc

f^l'^; in Avenue, tnencc runnlnr alonr' t}ie center line of Baldvin Avenue in a
northerly riir. ction bo th. point of coiimnceraent.

CcTV'aencins at th. point of iiitersecticn of the center lint of Workmn Jill Road and
tlK center lin. oi rellir.sUr I>o.'.d, th. nee runninf in -. ■.•, st.rly d-roction nlo!«.
Y center lin. c< Paiis.-.ieriaad to th. center line of Durfco Rc^ , , thence run-
ning m a ronth.-vst rly rlirection alonr the center linr o^ Durfee Kcvad 'to the

itr int.rr.cction v.lt!. tit ccntrr line of rfn ■ ? ^•'^' cxtmcicc' to the point of
v.'ith the center line of A-.nL ™ t i ^^^'-ct-o" to the: point of its^ intern ction

intersection vdth the cent r 11 nr ''/^''^^^^f'l^^y 'direction to tlic noint of it.
crly and northc..t!Sy""5cctiS".lon^ tV^ofr^'T-""' ^'^"°^ ^^^^^ ^^^ ^ ^°^^^-
it. continuation into^.o^le^rHill^;^,*;^ thrSi^ror^co^^^^e^t'^^^^ ^"'^

crtrs?hih?noS"L:f of ToSiri^^oSs ^?r ^^°^^^^ ''- - ^^ --^-

nort!, line or To-.mnliin 1 Hortli to S? .a^nf .'- thence rt^nni-.ir v;e,-:t :.lon, a..id
lin. of Section 2, To.^.h p l \'orth P .'"c n V «t ,"-^"'^^-*^°" ^^i^^ t'^c n,,st
•■e-t line of Geotion 2 ane it- rnn+/J;-.+ - .u / ^""'='- ^™^i'V, south iUcnf tlio
point of it. intoroectioS'v^lth thf cSr'v eT^'Fo^'f.??^ '' "-"^^via to the
alone tho center line of Foothll r. L T 1 .: Foothill rcv.Vvr.r'', t.'.cnce ear:t
.nC thence r^mnin, .oX Son^ So '^e ^^li^: oM^f ' 'T °' ^^^'^^^"'^^ '^^ '
Its intorr.ection uith tl,o cenLor ll'e of D, "L n '/f,! 7"' ^'^'^''"^ *° *^« ^^^"^^ "^^
ly direction alonr the center lino o? Dv.rtf^i^.T.^l'""". T""'^"^ '" ^^'"' ^^•^*«^-
•.■ii!i the center line of Pecv Dr^ve 1',^,^^! . .° ^'^'^ ''°^"^ °^ i^"' intersection
the center line of Peck Drive to the oint ^^-f"^/" ^ c-o-.thcrly direction alon;.
of Ponom Borlevar.1, thenccTvnnin .loi the L't i -''"'r^^ ''"' ^'"^ ""^^^ ^^'^^
southeasterly, easterly, and northen -orU : • ^^'^ ^^"'^ ""^ ^''"^"^ Ic-levard. in a

it. intersection vifch l\o nor^lin ' orS^-hl^^'So^S'th'"^-' '' ''" ^^"^ °^
lane in an cf.ntorly direction to t'lo „i„+ i i " :;^ *"' ^'I'^nce ruaiin- alonr- a'.id
t:.-ncc rvn..inr in I nonh< rly cUrectlon ]or"f'"' ''f , """ ^= ^^'"^^^^^ C°^^^3'
County to tI,o point of conr.u ncc'rnt. " ' *" ''''* ^^"™^-^^:' ^^^^^ ^^ Lc.-'t.elc3

>in Dcrnai-dino Coi.'nt->.'

t ■ >LiJi'!J"i). Aj jr re ITS

Citrv.". bii'V/ood lviv"

rcion;- o" all ^;^fccies mr" varieties of

citn-s

Prov^nion 1 - fio^-EK:QF cig-jT, r gr-wi,.:^ _^3;p;:.jTa:iniTO

rc:ulated ^r£TZ^'":^U:^r ^'"'J "^ "'^ °^ '^-'^^ "r^ ^cs .^thln the
ulated are., ^o^ a:;^ [i:;;"^ iSer!' " " ' "'' '^ =^°"^' '^°^' "'^ ^^^^'-^ «S rc£-

Provu-ion 2 - I'lq rn^TCKVm^y^jejiovrnTT OF Cl^-rr -nrrS- 5'^

m^-r.- nto°.^?;^r:r:Shirt£'^retS^St::;-^"-^'^'^^^ °^ ^^tn.

•hen mcior hold order of tie D rector ^^Con^?'"' ^ '""'^^ •'^'"■' "^*^'^ ''^^^'•^^^^' ^to<=l^
the ...,ricx..ltvral Ccx^e of CaUfornJa ,nd S V'eS ""'"' ^' T'""''''"' ^=^ '"'^^^^o" ^^^ of
r-hall be nowd only in accor,VnKc i- th . • ""' '"'^ "*"'^" "^^^^^ ^^<^''-

in tM. .^J :;lSe or:h:^:;';;SMrri;'^^^-^-^- «-ivin, at anv .oint
■ith the ^rovirion. of thl. re'uinion ^^ i/v ^'"l'-'!^^" of or not f,aiy cor.nJMng
or or.in or dctro.. at tho^op;i:;°:;^-;::;^nS oJ^^tSl^L^S^^S^r ''' ''^^"^

Plant Cllur^ino-V-^c;. arc wS^^'p'overerT'"'' »' '^''•'^•^^^^ ^"d all State
i-rr.vlation. ■ '• ■ ^^^^oi'orcr to enforce all the nrovlr.ionr, of ti,is

Thin ,l^^v.ntin. I e,..lation nh,-.n t.-e effect in x:diaoel..

- -5 Dxrector, Do.art.ent of A^ricvltvro, State, of California

DRPAPTIB'.I'T OF AGF.ICULTIIRK

A. A. Li.ocK, Dnj:c'ra;
I'Aaj'.niriiTO

origin;j.

QU^u AiiTiiffi };r:GniATioii no. 8

I'.ra-onucraiy note

Thi:; Qiirirantiiir i.i'f illation !!o. T rclal-inf; to "luick decline" of citnxr -prn-
hibit.'j tilt ci'ttinp --'ithin orj;iovinf; of citmc burlvjoocl cut within tlircc rrfiilatod
ai'C.i;-; in Lot: anfolcs County and one rcfjiilatod area in San Bernardino County, v.-hich
ccnr,t;'tutc; the pr<r.r,nt kno Ti area;: •./here thin diccacc occurs. Citruc bud-ood is a
prcbfiblt: carri>.r of thr dincaric. All ]xrnonr. -./ho contcmpLitt cuttinp or taking cit-
ru' bud'rood for futiu'c urc arc arivi.iic d to obtain it an fir ripovcd as pccnib^-c fron
thi- rcfulatcd arcr. ?''or tht. re arson that ciurvcys nov; in profrcrr; may oxtrnd the rcpu-
latcd arcau at any time.

QiliirA-'TIME Iili/UIATI0:J liO. 8

Pcrtaininr to ".)uick Dccllnr" cf Citrurj

l''rf(ctivf. on and ;. "tcr Fcbruiry 1/^, 1945

'T.ErrA'^., T'k fact har been dttiriiintd by the Director of Af,rlcuHurc that
-i dim anc Iniuxionr. to citmjr. trfcr., kno'..Ti a;: "rjuicl: dtrlinc" of citrur, net fcncr-
ally dlr;tribut(.d in CJiCornia, cxictr in certain htrcimftcr-rtcscribrd rofrlatcd
artar- in t'lir; aUitc, and Wk; rt ntrict/d articles herein dcacribc:d arc possible car-
ri'.r-. ff r Li(' diniacc;

X'0>;, T:n-3:EF01-(i:, it Is^ d( clnrcd ntcccisary in cr.'ir to prc-,-r,nt thr further
fiprcad of ? id dint vst. in t'.>in nt,t'; in acrrrdancc \;ith tlic provisionp of St. ction 30
and Si qtJ.on 16 of t\u Ai'ricvltvr.-l Cede r-f tlic State of C.iTifrrnia, tlirt x quL.r ntinc
t: ^.n'i the r.!m<. ir li. rrby (.r.tablii-hcri at th.c boundaries of the hcrein-dc neribc.d rc[,u-
iTitcd arc.'ir crainnt n. id dinranc aiii' i.tr. po:;f-iblc carric.r;3,' ind nom. of the thingo
h. Tf in qua'- .ntincd a' r.inr-t rh.iU }n. trAnrportcd or Moved fro-n or rrithin said rej;:ii.-
'''*'"■ ■:■■•■:• • rr-i r,t trndcr and nv-bji ct to th( folloi'lnf provisions:

l.i.-:__ ;.: " '-uch decline'" of citrur.

irPMl^Tip /rrAS;

Lo£: Anr v L. r County

Com! .! acing at tin r.outh-i.nt corner of thi inti rnc etion of the center line of Hunt-
ington Drivt. ■ith tli; center lini of r.ald-.in Avenue, thence running in a westerly
direction alonf: the. cr^nter line O'" nunti-v;ton Drive to the point of its intersec-
tion v'ith the center line of Can (iabrie;! Forlevard, thi nee rvmninp in a r-outherly
direction alonf the cenitcr line of Ca.n Gabrle-l Boulfvu-el to the point of itn intcr-
r.coticn '..•ith the center line of Lonpden Avenue, th'nce. runjii'ig easterly along the
center liiu". of I/3n£;dc.n Avenue to the point of itr; int- racction -'ith tin cen'-er lino
of P'lld'dn Avenue, thence runninf; alonf; the center line- of Bal'l-.'in Av<.nt)e in a
northe.rly direction to the point of cormenccment,

Com'in ncing at the point of inters.ection of the center line of WorkiTian lill Road and
til. center line c ' Pe llinnier Koad, thence runninr in a -.'i stcrly direction along
t!K center lint of Pellisr.ier T'oad to the center line cf Durfec Road, thence run-
■-.Inf^ in a r.cntlr-: r.t' rly direction alonp the center lin< c" Durfce I\oad to the

^ir.t of it. lnt.r:.rt.lunniih tlu c nt . lim «' ^i^J^on Tcx.^ thence i^'iu^nr in a
•^.tcrly direction alone the ccnt.r lin. of Smhon 1 mr^ c,xtr,vic<^ to the Pf i^t of
its intersection v.dth the center line of Tio :em\o, thence nmninr alonf. ^m"'^''^
line of Rio Hondo in a .ovthv,c.terly eir<,ction to the polntef it. inJf^---^^^°" '
vdth the center line of Anaheim-Telerraph Pa-.e, tliencc runninc alonf tne center
line of Anahf im-Telerraph Roae in a (southeasterly direction to th.c ^?^^rit o. ±t^
intcrnection vath the cc:nte.r linr, of ner.'c.l!c-3ovlc:vard., thence runniii^^ in a nortn-
c-ly ■anc-'. northe.ctr rly direction along the center line of rior.rar: Bovlevard anc.
xtr. continuition into v.'orlcnan Hill Road to the point of eon ^ncenent.

Commcncinp, at the point of intnrr^ection of the car.t hoiire'.-.ry line ci Los An-clcs
Coimtv •vith the north line of To-.-nship 1 Ilorth, thence n'nninc nent -^lon, S'-ic.
norti;iine of To->mr,hip 1 North, to the ooint o" itn inttrscctlon >dth the m st
line of Section 2, Tovni^hip 1 North, Ran.-e 11 "est, thence n'Jininf, sor.uh alcnf the
•"•e-t l^ne of fection 2 anc^ its continvation throvrh the City of Monrovia to Ue
-^oi-t cr itr, intersection '.;ith the center line o.r Foothill Tor^cvar' , t.^cnceeart
alone the center line of Foothill BcrTevard. to the center line of '^yflo-er ^-vpm'.e,
an'' thenco rtmiiinp r-orth alonf the center line rf tlayfloner /.venue to the loini cf
itr. intersection idth the center line of Drrrte Drive, thence nmnint in an easter-
Iv direction alonf- the center lino ef Di'arte D-ive to the -^^oint o:^ it- intersection
•ith tiic center line of Peck Drive, thence ruiiiiine in a southerly direction^along
the center line of Peck Drive to the ^loint of its intersection irith t,ie cenocr line
of Pomona Bovlevard, thence' rvmninr alon[ the center lino of Pomona Do-levarc^^in^a
Gcuthea-.terly, easterly, and northeai^terly direction nv.ccespively to tae poino oi
it-, intersection v,ll->. the north line oT To-mnhrp 2 Sorth, thence ninnin' alonf said
line in an easterly direction to the oant boundary line ei Lon ..npcles County,
thence runiiinr in a northerly direction alonr; the east boundary line of Lcr. ..i-clea
County to t'ne point of conmencevu nt,

San 3<.rnar-dlno Coimty
;-.ll of Tovnishin 1 South, Kanfc 8 'lost, and -"'o-mnhip 1 :'orth, Panrc 2 t^cst, S.r..D.
B. ".:;., lyin,- in S^u Reriirr'ir.o Ceunty.

pi.TiTicTrp Ai-Jjcirr^

Citrv;-. bivh;oo<i n\v scio.i.- o^ .ill s;x!ciGr. anf' varieties 07" citn-n.

Provision 1 - im.'SU.S^PJ^l^.^TC'^^^-^-^^^^'^^'^^^^^-

Fo citrus budjocd or scions shall be ci'.t or V.?-.en "rom trees -ithin tie
rerulatcd arean, and no such budnood or scieis s'.p.n be noved frrai or vrithin the ref
ulatcd areas for any purpose wlmtcvcr.

Prevision 2 - mm'^Jsm^'F,sir.i^^Tyi 91 cT<^c^.msR:'~3:iQCY^

i'o rrstrictienr. arc placed by th.is re-vlation upon the novcv.ent of citiys

■cr- stod; from or "dthin the rcculf-.tcd areas, e "cc'^t such citrus nursery stock
[1 under hold order of the Director or Coiinissiencr, as provided in Section 128 of
/•Tirultvral Cede of California, and in such case, such citnrs nursery stoc:

nur;
■ hen

shall be r;cvcd only in accordance Ith the con^'itions prescribed therein.
piSPCCJTIpi'l. OF VIOL - 7.0 'S

Any and all lots or shipnents of restricted articles arriving; at any point
in this state oi'tsi'^e of the rcfulatod. areas in violation of or not fully co.roljdng
■•ith' tile rirovisions of this re.'ulation, s''c.ll be inncdiatcly returned to the ncint
cf orifin or dertrojad at the option and e-pense of the o'tot or br.ilcc.

.JJ?''CP\CIJ'f.PO'. 7:1:5 All deputies of the Director of Afric-lturc an-:' all State
Plant Qua'- ^'ntinc Of'\tccrs are hcrcb- ervowvered tc enforce all the provisions of this

rc.'uL..tion.

Th-is '>Ui.i'. -ntine T enaition slv 11 t-'x effect iri_jdiatcly,

;■- , A, Bl-OCK
If/MED 2-lA-/^5 Director, Desoartient of Africi'lturc, State of California

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

sac:rami;nT() 14

Inter-Departmental Communication

r

:,,rr-t-.rv 0*' iitrtp

To: ?f it" ?"■ u^i

From: Department of Agriculture

File No.

Date: '-vvch f.

Subject:

•;re thr«& copies of (^'arantine Rpf^jlatlon

No. ?; (Rpvlf.i.d). P-rtfi<n1n/^ to "'^lok Dpci1n(»"

of Cltnia, Effective on an(i aft»r T-^-Krr-v

vn
to

^-^tA^-fi^- v-*;: /"

rn

Wm. H Crrnv»<=

a.

"I slijiiHtl CO y

Acconn*- 'np- Cf'

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' nilmpo CO'^loP

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f

A BROCK

DIRECTOR

Office of the Director

STATE OrriCE BUILOINS NO. 1

SACRAMENTO 14

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

Separtmintt uf JVgrrruItnrc

<iUAJU]JTI!;K liVMULkTlvll WO. 8 (H«vlao<l)
Pertfainliv. to "^ulck 'J©oli:i«« of Citing
Effeotiv* on arid ul'tor February 27, 1945

-iS, '13 » fact J5U0 been

or Aurlcuituro «-.at a disoaso

-iijir.'l

d«to:';an6a by Uie Direotor
tu olLrua trmma, known

^.oatlolo cur.'jLv.ra ..i atiiu cia«aaftj

deaorlbed

anting be a;>a ?: u auf» i/'^r.^^ei '° tablLw"'?*'?- "^'^^ * **'"'-
a4ul its ...B.ible ca;^!l^3^a.^^;^,^!^^t!^ tv^^f •"■^'' ''v""»

^roSi^ii^it''^'' '^''""'' '''''^' ^'^•''^ *^^'^' -^'•^? tr-^.ri:iiSi?,^

(1)

Los ,v.)./iic£, ^;a_. ;-0:-iarui,,o auo .;)ratc;o Co<wUga.

alo, ..tluiitlc .-■OTa^vurfl to lig li.toracct .en
.•.-U4.ovtti'=.; t},e..oa ii» a :icutliaaatt,z-i'
^:m.:.Vttrd to Its Intoraecllcn %viu
Couiiti

aoxitijerX'/

rlrestone
■■'reBtu.'io
in raii<3e

point wjiope its

vrlth
. uiractlon ulong

t2.ejice uaet uIom^. ux Palija Avanuo to «ia
oxtcncl'^n .litornootc tl* Ott! ta .Va ;lvorj

-c-

tlience in a nortloaetorl., Uli-ectlun alone tlie Sai.t* An* nivmr
to tl;* i'uL.t wiioru. It l;itcroocta tiie Saii -l*!'. .arCiiW) County 11j>«;
t:i€j:ico ulofiij sol'.. iJu:. e.' uro.lao Cuunt^f bouiidai':/ In a north-
metorl-j ujK nv.rthoi'1:' Olroctl^n to tho int^rBeotlcn of th«
San ;ier;;ardino C^uiit„ 11; .« vXfu tiio jaalii lli-^e ol' the Southern
Paciric .allwuj-; thoiiCw iu urn euotoi'ly Ulrootlon alone Ui«
Suut .em 5'ttclilo iuttilway .:aln iliio In San 15ori*rdi.'»o Couiity
to Its iiitoroeoti-Jii wltli itllllcoii Avonuej t}*i;ce :i.,rth along
l'.llik«n Aveiawi u—u Its «xto:.jlv-n to tx* .iv^rthci'ji boundar;. of
Ivwiiolilp i, l(0'.-t: ; U.enc© west ala..; tho u<>i'tho:'a boiJUioary of
Township 1, iUa'tii, to ti.B ,>olat oi" b«iiirinlj\, at tlie eaat«m
'..i-ixixlarj .:' Los /u^i^oluo County •

(ii).

LA>ti

-l.-a

'.-■mit:

Cora^vci.cliic ttt tiio .'.nfcoi'accclon oi' UestKla Itoiilevaini ar^ti Vanowon
fitroot; t)i«i.'ico s."atL alo:i ..eo©<lz». ;«julevartl tuKi lea extotisiun
tc •uUi./llorid i;:'lv« ; t.cice l.i u xrcateriy dirtiOtlon oloijfi
•ftili.oXloiid J>x*lva tc ropu;<:a Ctui;- :i A-ulovai-;} ti«no« noptJi along
•l'oi>ai\;.a Caayoi; .<.ul«vara tv, Vuziowan 3tr«et; tho.ice ca«t en
Vui.owoii atraot to its :.;itaro6ctloi with ; oaada -v^ulavapo., tho
i>ol:.t ,f bo,':li>.-.lri. •

Cor.iu3r.ciHt:; at t!.© li;t«rBect.: tr. ci ^eccda .<k.ulovard and Davoushlx^
Sfcract; t,ho;.c« &uulh ;n i.feaadu .x;ulovurd to .;..aco« r^oulavards
t..o.!c© wcot .n .suuoco rk,ulevard to Deaoto Avot'**«; thence north
on l«EOtc
.ytreet- ...

.'er.'Oie tc Dovuusiilrc .'trastj ti.otioo oast uii I.ovor.olvlro

oaoci.

il vara, tiite volnt of bOijinnli^.

(4). Iff n;\^t'loa C.-iu^t:.

Cc-.jfionol:x; at tl« iiitoraectlcn >.»f ■:*Oi>ulvoda ->.ulovar<'. osA Davoivohlro
Street} ti^noe woet alo:;, .ov.mal.lra Straat t Z.ol«Ah Avonu«)
tl.otice rjurth ju ^.^laali A.^cnuo arwl its ©xtonsion tc tl;o north
b^u;.auT',. ■>f 'ol^f. .iuiuihc . >. I'.'.arl.jn u« Sim /.•'o:iia:i'''.oj t);orico north-
«aot ulOM calU li.rth Iroundai'; of lajicho l.jt .'laslon tlo 3ttr. Fonia^.do
to Ita '.;;tara«0l-lc.r. wit. oai. ;e:.iia:.'io oaJ; l-Lcrco Bout: eaataraj
aloiv.: Ha;* lor.xujuo ,i.jac; tc ita lu.orfloctl>u \ilth Sopulvada :<oulavard|

tl-oDce OwUtJiouota:'!^ uitd avutl. ulon^^ SOi'UlvoCla
ii.to.-BOOilor. vlV.1 i^vonshliHS "treet, tt\» point

oultivard to Ita
of boj,liu»lno"»

(-)

'■:iv. i'i;.'.(i6 C uiity.

All of 3cOtls,;>a J, 10, IS, 10, IJl arid 22 In TownaJilp 3, South,

(G),

ilveralde Cuuntv.

All of Gectlo a 7, 0, 3, 16, 17, 10, 19, 20 and 21 in Towiahlp 2,
5 uth, UUiiijo 4, <?8t, r.«,.t»3. f. !a«

" • """" •■ '■ " ■ - — — — ~. jt.

All of S«c^loii3 i^, 5. 4 1 n TJ i>t 1

■ • I II '"I \m II wi^h

areas, exoopt LSh oiL;;ruf«.iex.^;t,f-:^. °^' *^?»i" «« pS^ulated

£l3ro2irijj

\l .UT"..;.-i

ftll d« u'leB f il'e Director of Aj.i'lCttltUP* R'-^d oil

all tl.ev i.rc.vl8io!iB cT tl.lfc ro/,ulfitloii.

liilo .,^rax»t;.U»« ^o :ulatl.>n No. a (revised) euporstde*
ta-Q orfuet 1 . ctiluielS'*

or i^i'loult.«j?«, pt.«t« -r callftiiTSla

v

TPebrunry 27. 194 5

uKPi.xiT:'.Li;T OF ^LG:aCIJLTUi;E
H. iv. hliOa:, DIHl.CTOR

;:,jiC;u;j",i:TO
^:i,UA:i)'UiTir:B :'<ec.u].ation iic. 8 (revisld)

^Hiaiij^vL

INTRCjITeTrRY IJOTE

Tt-.io ■."jiurant.lne :<cr;uiat.icii K'o, B (Ri^viced), relating to
"quick ipc'iir.o" nf t:3t.rur. , prohibits thr outtin;': within or r.ovin;? of
c'itrua budvjoofl cut v;ithin the rRCuioted ureas- in Lor Auceles, Orange,
r.lvpr?ide, and Can Bernardino count ier?, excei-^t under pcr^iit of ttie
l.:r<:'?tijr of Af-riculturo. All persons v/ho c'ontemplute nutting or tak-

a re n ;

ini? citrus bud\;ood in any of the four countien; icentionod are advised
to contact th«ir Ccunty A,n:r 1 r-uiturol CormiKsioner as to the rpg:ulnted
r;d to df'tprr.lne -..hP'thi-r a pprnit ip nec^rsary for the cuttin.-j
bu'1-vood .

QUiwHillTINi;, R'.dUjA'nON NO. ^ ( REVIt;' .D )

I'crtainin;' to "Quick Jk-cline" .f Citrur.

iifffctive on ana aftt-r j-obruary •"'?, 1''>U'>

'lilXiUud. , Thf^- I'aot has bfon deterninod by the :Jirector of
^t'fi'^'-iiture tliat a dljua.se in.iurioij:;. to citrus tr*;t'r>, knowri as "quick
do-^lin";" of TJtru;.-., not renerully uistributeci in California, exists in
certain hereinafter-deicri bed rcGulated areaslin this state, and the
rertricted articlf^i.; nercin dercrib<:'d are possible carriers cf said
li cease;

lit'./, 'nii,i<Li''ciiil., It 1.'! dfr;]ared necefi.sary in order to prevent
the further spread of ;;uid disease in this state in accordance with
":.- rr'jvisicns of Section 'tO and bectir.n l6 cf the Agricultural Code
■;f the btute of California, that a quarantine be and tlie sarie is here-
by established at ttie boundaries of the horein-iescribed ret^ulated
areas areinst said disease and its possible carriers, and none of the
things hert:in quarantined a,'-'ainst stiall be transported (.r m.^ved frcrc
or Vi^Jthln said ref'ulated areas oxcoTit und^-r and subject to the.follow-
: rr -^r" vi sioiis:

uick df-<;liiif

if citrus.

:i}'j)v:jjiU: ,.:u.j

(i:

Lo,

;vn;'f

.San Jernardino and Grange Counties

Con.:'- ncin,- .it tj^.: irit^Tsect i; n of the rastern bo'ii. iary of L:'S ^Vn^eles
Cf unty an 1 th'> north boundary oV Tu'.vnship 1, ^Ipr'^, San Dcriiardino
Pastline; th.-'nce west alon^r said north boundary of Tovmrhip 1, Morth,
to the point where a north e.\tcnslcn of . Los. Hyblus Avt^nue itittrsHcts
-ai-i r.ortn boundary of Townrhir 1, North; thence south, alon^:^ the exr
t-'..F\-:. --f Los Uobles ^.v; nut; and a]o!..- Los Roblos Avenue to «.tlantic
i:c Jl-:.v:.ru ; thence pouth^riy a] oar, i^tlantic Boulevard to its intor-
Sfecticn ..ith Firestone Boulevard; thence in a isoutheasterly direction

vc^r.

?■.-'- ?

■I

'ill

.'-oat

■11 j

•r-fc- County; th^lnl^tllol^l^W''' '''''^' ^■'-' ^^''^^"'^ ^^""'^^
tension int.rs.Sts thf ^.C^J^^a^ K^.'T;^'"" '" "^"^^ P°^^'^ ^*'^^-
^■r.fr ..i,c .A.UU. ..i.t. :<,v.r to the point whfrc it inter-

tli-

• .Mil

• '"' '"bounty lin
iiorthwftiteriy

Ui. nco txlonff. f^aid Gar. Etrrua-aino
na nortiierly air' ction tc thv in-

the

ly [.''Ujulur/ iii

>-iorn Preirie Hbilw.-.y t^enco in n 1" f ^'•.*^'- ""in line cf ,

i--rn Paoirie i^a.llvvav -lainStn in c '^r^''^-^ ciirection along the;
■rs^. ction with Kiliken J n... t , ''^ ^-riv.rdiuo Ccunty to its
itr. .n,nsion t. tL nort n ^ ""i" "'''^^" '.long I.Iiiiken ,iv.nue
-long the nc^t;ur^bou^aar^o^Town'Jlf/T"?J^^^ "^^^^' ^^^^^^

: '" ) . i,o

o^ i^^K* l»'!i Cjjunty.

ing at tho int.

;n

.-nut^

- JiUfV

';Jnnfr

•tion or R,

m

; I'u

1

--ua b.n.l..vnrd unci itn .xt. nsion to ulhSurid^^^

thoncc nort!
St on
!>-^in;, , r b. rinnin,".

''."J^s;.ru;^^t^if^r'"""'---'"°°^^?^™^

int> rr;'>:cticn with

!.l

Ulc

■ in.' at the int( re.-otion
trK.iicH nouth on .(
.<:.scoh Hou](-;vara

• -.vonphiru r.tr, , t;

^ pi dor.edn Bt^ulc.^r.rd and Devor^Mr
f.raa .■x)ul..vard to Ro^coc. B-ul,vard- th no -
t.o Lesoto ..vr-nue; th; rijct north ' "

ti.. lie.) caEt
•"i nnirij.].

on Uesotc

on Devonahiro Strret to" Reseda

'/e -

(/J.

.1-

'lU.ty.

i-o:i;r':^

Ltr .-.

r.: rtl

■ ■: : -c r.

bo 'J a d;

San 1-.

i ' f , ..

^.ry of i^H;o;:c" x'-i . :\;S' ;^° = .,^^.:^j;; "°f i^--t ^long .aid nLth^

< rri'.ndc ;«l.; :1 • ti , ri-o s^ t h , t ^/i'^indo to it.-, iiit^rst ction wHh

^^ nion With':, pu VM^ab'ai:;':. dM""?^ ^^n F.rnando Road to'its

-.^'.pulv.da b.ui.vajM to i ';:;..;•': '^?"^h.;ast. ny and south

'int of bcr^innint'. ^'^^' ^ - ct ion . ith i.r T^onr^hiro street,

(M.

• i-_County.

3, .--oath, R'.nt

'fc

Pare 3
( '^ ) . stiver i:Sjli^c_ount y.

^outh, uunro u, .iorx[ l.'b.B.' ^ /'. ' ^^' ^° '^"^ ^1 in Township 2,
( 7 ) . Hive£Ei_d e_Co Uii t y .

^outh, ,iun,:r^;3, .'i-.^.t,' s! b/d/,?'!:^^ ' ^'" ^- °"^' "^^ i" Township 3,

'vi 1 of £P0t. iotic; ">! Or 1 -1/-

^^n orcectionc ll,' 2cr2l,'3o "bM^^S^ ^'.f^^^^ ij-^^e 4. West, .nd

orth Sangr 3, '.V:.!., and nil nv ^-LJ^' ^^.' ^^' ^"'l 35 In Townshir 1
iov-nciap 1. south, :^an,eS: ies[;t:3!B?\'M.'' "' '' '' ^^'^ ^^ ^^

Citru:-. budv;ood and poinr.o „f. ,,,,

na ...101... of nil .species nnd varieties of

citrus.

v.-lthin the^^Jul'^/r'^r^"' "^,^«i"''=^^ ^-^'.''H be cut or U^en fr.n. .
moved fro. or'wUh n ^h^'rerluat^S ""' '^"'"°°^^ ^^ scions "hfrrbe"'''
^^Pt under p.rnit of to Srctor Hn^r^^T/^"^- ^"^'^^^^ whatjier' ex-
T .n the county in .hich the'bui l^arcedocnl'l '° ''" ^omrP.1.4i^;;.

-ovi3ion . - I^-^ICno^^,,,,^^

-"^■■'••^ oniy in f.ecnrk.nc.. v.-l tl u'/ !^^n nt f nurrery stock shall be

i^J. tht. .onditions nr«scribed tierdn

DI^rOLinoi^ jiKjg_oi^Q^^

in^ at any1:iinfin'ijr^,:[/;^;[':^;r;;^^ or restricted articles arriv-
;;"f'.°^^^ not fully comr-lyin^ iltn th l^' r.^alat.a areas in vio-
f^-11 ce iimediately returned to tt ^hc provisions of this rf-irulation
th. option and .xpcL./o?"?he o^i^er^rJailee/''^"' "" destroJ^d'^J'^'^'

-^co^t ^-..-^ntin/cf-I^.^s are h;ir^h?°'' ^'^ -^riculture and all stato
visicna Of tnis rw^ulaUonr "^'"^ ^^^powered to .nforc. an the pro-

...uM-

o. .'! l!iuvi«ta)

Page 4

T;ai

anti'u

i\r"t'u.lution No
'\ry difitcl V.

lur.ntuit, K.f'ulution lio. f? (Hevist-d) Eup.,r.s..d

les Quar-

., ir,r,UKd February I4 , 19^^ 5, eind Phall takt-, ef

A . Drc

A. .H. FROCK

Cic, ■Jirf:ctcr, Dtj-oart-

n( nt of Agriculturf;, Stat-^ ff
■ Culii'orn-ia

i'Vbruary ,'7, l^u-'j

:jEr..HTr.huT Or ..GklCuLTUKE
ix. A. IniOGK , DIKKCTOU

OHIGII^L

INTHCriTCTORY IJOTE

This .Quarantine ;<prulaticn Ho. « ( Revi ced ),_ relating to
"quick decline" of citrus, prohibits the outtinp within or 'f^in^ of
^Hru.- ^ud-.jocd cut v/ithin thn regulated nrc^uf^ m Lor Anf.eles _Oran^e,
Rivpr-lde, and San Bernardino oountieG, except under permit ut the .
Director of upriculturo. All perronr, v;ho contemplate cutting or tak-
inp^itrur budwood in nny of the four counties mentioned are advised
to contact their County A.'^ri cultural Comissioner afi to the retmlnted
areas tmd to detrrr.ine Mipth.r u pornlt !r neoersary for thp cuttln.^
-f FU^fi Viurvonii.

':u..:uJ:T:iii: Ri.auiAnoM i;o. ^ .(REv:h:'.i;)

Pertaining to "Quick Decline" i;.f Citrur.
jifff.ctive on and Rftf'r Kobruiiry -7, l'^U5>

■;/i a: it! ...-., Tl.'^ fMct han bee
j^.--ri'"ui ture that h ilii'eatic injuriou
iecline" of citruL;, not generally a
"ertain hereinafter-dctcr't bed regul
restricted articl'-r i.f-rc in derfril)*'
iisease;

n determined by the Oirector of
:: to citru;; tree;-, knuwn as "quick
istri bated in California, exists in
ated areas in this state, and 'the
a are possible carriers of said

new, 'HiiKLFOiiL , It i:.- dec
tr.f^ further spread of ;^aid disear.r
• .. : revisions of opction ui and u-.

: • :.e State of California, that a
Ly established at the boundaries of
areas arainst said disease and its
things !iert-:in qaar»..nti ned .against s
•r ./Ithin said rr-culat^.d arf-as exce
L.'ig provisions:

::Ic:.v..::K: "tiuick d.-cll!.t" 'if citru;

lared necessary in order to prevent
in this Stat': in accordance with
ctiori 16 of tlip Af-^ricultural Code
quarantine be and the sane is here-

the herein-detcribed regulated
possible -carriers, and none of- the
l.all be trans-iort'^d cr moved from
rjt under and subject to the follov;-

;^.ar

a:

Jx

vll/'l-

j::U

iH'mardlno and Or;in,'>- Counties

'-^r,^^^ I'cinj- .it t.h'- irt-rst'^tion of the nasterni bo'ii.'iary of Los ..n^eles

■•unty ani' th-: north, boundary of Tcvmship 1, MorM, , ;Jan , ptrnardino

• --eline- th'-nc; w(-st alonp, said north toandaj-y o.f I'Qvmrhip i, ilofth,

-'tt»'p^tnt where a north extonsicn of Los I?[jblos Avenue int^rs^cts

-H north boundary of Township 1, North; tht lice south tilone the ex-

-IlSi

-.^ -•<> 1

Los Kobles x.venue and alont.: Los Robles ..venue 'to Atlantic!

-ulftvard; thency^soatherly alonr> i.tlantio Boulevard to its ihter_
■ rf}.'.r. ..ith Fir- stone Loultvard; thenre in ai southeasterly direction

■ ir, lit

:u vis. d

Pfif-re 2

It. . tension int, rn<ctK the- 'f^n?-?^-,, f?^'''" -venue, to the point wh^re

*- rstctioii cf tiic-

■ '--It 'K rn I :

• "f" rn i\:,,'ii-i,. u;,ilvv,-u'''r,in"iT, '"'."",; "^i-eriy direction alonr th«

^nt.r..ctiun with H 1 ken :iVi ti" ''''" ^-^"'^rdlno Cc.nty to^t

•iiVenue
lonc'

fh »ni ^ ^"'^"''^ ""^^^^ it"inter-
northv;,-; t^rly , nj or? ''^""^',^^«id San Bernardino

-'•-• '-ilwny ...,.in lin. in GaM!"^^'^ direction

nortji Llon^' riliken 7iV5nu,

Lo:

ij:ty.

:.tr-::- ncin.- ut the int
■ '' ■ ■outh hionc ii'.

'I's. Ttion of H(..;

.uu ,B'Ju,l •..varti

'da iM^iU'VPrd ■^nruT/vr'''''-""'^ Vanow^n Stre..t;

thfcnct-

■ •'otilevat

♦■rpfit; tl

Topnn^a Canyon Ik^l^-v^ to'^Van-

—-2:. Hi^^iiJLi' '

unt

n/" r.t.
tht ric

f.

JM ■ r.

'«>vurci to U'noto
•vonshir^ iitr, ct; th- i
''■i, th.; roint n

iJtulcvard to R.uscof.

C'- ..-aet
b'-f-inning.

and Dev^.i..:.'.ij.,.
B"ul,.-vard: thonf<i
..y.nue^ thfnc north on l^Unto
on Devonshire. 3tr-et t

o HuEeda

(■ /. )

J..k;

■liUty,

^tr-..trt;..nc.";:-. "^^;:;;^^:;,;r,i:'-J-da ...... vara and D-vonahir.

• ": '^^--'-ic .-tc- j; t,i.,,nco sout»u'„.f ,/i 1 ^^ ■^^••^ iJ't«:rs«-ction w'th

mt. r.-ction mth\. j.ulv^jrb'ui ;;':.' ^;;^^::;^« U-nJ-ernando Load to itS

. • .•-.iv.da B..ai,v..rd to Ita In^r^'c^^'^ ^'•^'f^'^^"'^' ^^^ '^"^* ^o^th

: -:-• -f b.rinnln/:-. ^'it. rsf.ction sMth iif^onshirt btreet,

.lid

: n i ^

-•■ 3, .--ojth, Hange

Luer. '.icti. Nc. .'? (.ievit-cd!

Page 3

(''.). .-tiversi_de__County.

^11 of L:cetionR -7, H, 9, 16, 17, 18, I9, 20 and 21 in Township 2,
Louth, diinre U, ■..•er.t, £.b.B. & I.l.

(7). i'-iverside County.

^.11 or Sections 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, lA, 15 und 16 in Tovmshlp 3,
Louth, Uiinb'e 3, vJest, S.b.B. &, li.

! 3 ) . oan Bernarainn Cwunt y .

^ai of Sections 2U, 25 and 36 in Tovmship 1, North, Range 4, West, and
^11 of Sections 19, 20, 29, 10, 31, 32, 33, 34, and 3"^ in Township 1,
I.orth, Rnnsf 3, '.'esl,, and all of Lections :: , 3, 4, =5, 10 and 11 in
TovnGhip 1, Louth, .iunre 3, '.Jest, S.B.B. & M.

RT.LTiilCTI'.D iLKTICLLG

Citrus bud\;ood and scions of all species and varieties of
citrus.

ProviRion 1 - !-(^V1J:lI!T OF CTViTTL Bm.lOao -UID CCIOrL PRCHIBITED

No citrur. budiTOod or Rcioiir, shall be cut or taken from trees
within the regulated nre^.s, and no Kuoh bud\.'ood or scions shall be
r.cved from or within the rctnilatod areas for any purpose whatr-ver ex-
cept under pcrnit of tbc iHrector after application to the Commission-
er m the county in which the bud source is locatfd.

Prevision 2 - no :LT:5;Ti,'TCTI0KL CTJ T'OVEliaJT OF GITIJL'G iniRLaRY STOCK

_Kc restrictions are placed by this regulation ur>on the move-
-■-r.- :f -itrus nurs'.ry stock from or vnthin the regulateu areas, ex-
cept such citrus nursery stock when under hold order f)f the Director
or Corrjiissioncr, as provided in Lection 128 of the .^cri cultural C^de
cf California, and in such case, such citrus nurserv^stock shall be
mcv./.d only in accordance with the conditions prescribed tl;er(;in.

:u.,"OLii'ioN OF VI 01 .:riL'i;s

lu^y f.nd L'll lots or ;. hiprn.^nts of restricted articles arriv-
ing at any point in this state outside, of the rt t<ulatt d areas in vio-
lation of or not fully comi'lyln^ with the provisions cf this regulation
shall be imiuediately returned to the point of origin or destroyed ut
the option and i.xp* ns^ of th..: ov\;nur or bailee.

^-^-. ^'-P'-^ti^-^ '-^f ^-hft uirector of ..uricuiture anJ all Statu
r^unt ^-i.'.i';ritine Officers are hereby omnowered to mforco all the pro-
visicns of this re^;;u]ation.

><,uar

o. h' ( liuVi.sr 1 )

Pagti 4

i' ct mm. dintely, rt.oruary 14, _lQi,5, rmd shall take, e

QUQJ?-

f-

'U'iU: February

•''^- ■>*•• Br o c k- , I) i T'; cToFTTF
n. nt of Agriculture, Stat
CuMfornia

part-

0 or

' '/. ')

Q,-^ 3

FILED

In Ih* offict of tht S<cr«tary sf S«i>t*
of the Stilt of Gillfornw

aj . _ FEB 1 - 1945

^tm of ealifornia -k. • /

^-

j^i

-^^.

Deputy

y^C^^ ^t^^^^^^— 't-A-*,^^^

t H ^u...^f,M^

l>«puty St ocUry of Slrit

^xecutiuc Bcpartnicfft

;Statc of e.iliforiiia

J- I L L U

In Iht offire of th^ Secrrlsry <»f SUie
of the Stdt« of Catifomja

MAH ',1 -m'

FRANK M. JORDAJif, secretary olStats

PRO d'E'^A M A~T I 0 N

/'

Tho Inci'easod tempo of the war, both In tho European
and Pacific theatara, has resulted In battle casualties being
returned from overseas to the Army General Hospitals at a rate
which is Imposing tho heavloat load In history upon the
facilities of the Medical Department of the Amy of the United
States. Thousands of these wounded men are being returned to
hospitals in our state.

The Army Recruiting Service has announced an enlist-
ment prograin under which American women between the. ages of
20 and 49, inclusive, may enlist for specialized training as
medical or surgical technicians in the Medical Department of
the Airmy, for service in the Women's Army Corps and for as-
signment to any of the nine Army General Hospitals in the
Ninth Service Coirunand.

Recognizing the urgency of this enlistment activity,
I take this means of joining with Army officials in calling
this special opportunity for service to the attention of all
California women. It is my hope that civic leaders in every
community will lend their assistance to the Women's Army Corps
recruiting organization, to the end that every available wanan
within the state may become quickly acquainted with the urgent
need for new recruits and the splendid opportunity open for
them to periorm valued service for their country.

For these reasons I, Earl Warren, Governor of
California, do hereby proclaim the month of March to be
"WOMLON'S ARMY CORPS HOSPITAL ENLISThENT MONTH," and I do SO
confident that during this period hundreds of California
women will respond to the urgent call now being made to jtaff
with Californians the many hospitals to which thousands of
American men are now being returned from the battle fields.

IN WITNESS WHI-IREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
Second day of March, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred

and ForJ^-five. /

5 ^^

ATTF.ST

Secretary-'^fi State

Dtpirt/:" ..T'jryolSUk

^xcfutiDc Bepartinciit

3tatc of CtJliforiiij

FROCLAMATION

Abundant nltl^irVetourlet^^Tt Er^^^'^^ ^^"^ °^ ^ts
soils Its extenaive foreoU rich o rL'? T'^ '^« ^«^"1«
and abundara water aa a means of -h^J ^^ mineral deposits

the conveniences or an%r-Lcr'e'a^?;^„L°b:?orp^oU\"^

way Of ureT'th'e 'Le''resou?c\s°'are'b:T?^'* '? P^"— °-
increasing amounts as weaoonS nf J^f ^^® "^^'^ ^" ®v«r-
demands of war have made ma?erlL Jrop^* "^"""^ ^^^'^^ °f the
resources. There ha.s bec^e InnL«nf - "^?" *^®^^ natural
husbanding our sunollerof L«^'^ " * greater need for
the renewfl of tZil'l^t^ ^Te-ltT.lllllT'^'^'' ^^ ^•-

furtherance'of \lrp^o'^i,.^^,Ji:^ ^J?^ °"^ efforts to the
citizens the full ran^e ^ -. ^ ^^^ inajntain for our
resources afford. To^^do thlT°w^""i\^ '^^^°^ °"^ "«tural
to prevent the n;ediess destmotf^r^r ^^^® ei'fective steps
watersheds and fanns and «I ^°" °^ forests, ranges,
ciitical materia?™ ' "^ *^ ""^* e"^^'^ against waste of

rosponsibinty'^Jin'b^'^.^e're^sef i''?" f''^'^ J^*"^ P^^lic
California, do hereby desj^ate th^ n« . J^^'®"' G°^«™°r of
March 14 as "CONSEKvItiSn S« in P«l f J°^ f''°°' ^'^^^''^ "^ *<>
educational Institutions duSi. o California, and urge all
in general, to Klve stud^ ?n «i ? T"°^^^' ^^ ^^« citizenry
Ing this peiiodt to ?he end thii ^^^^^^ °^ conservation dur-
progra.,3 Ly be'fSther aSvanced.'^'' cooperative conservation

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the state of
California to be af-
fixed this 6th day
of March, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred i

and P'orty-five.

ATTEST :

Governor of Callfomll

Secretary

j- jl L _ u

In Ihc office of 0<i> SwMary '.f Sis 't
of Uk. £uu of Cali'o<ni<

WAR 7-19.'':-

FRANK M,JOR DAN. S..cn,taryol State

^xccutitjc department

5tatc of Ciliforiiia

PROCLAMATION

Issued Pursuant to Chapter 585, Statutes 1943.

WHEREAS, There was submitted to the People of
^*^^?r?^**'® *^ ^^'^ general election held November
7, 1944, that certain law providing for a bond
issue of thirty milUon dollars to be used by
the Veterans' Welfare Board in assisting Calif-
ornia war veterans to acquire farms or homes,
being Chapter 585 of the Statutes of 1943; and

WHEREAS, it appears from the official declara-
tion and statement of the vote of the Secretary
of State of California, issued December 16, 1944,
that said act received a majority of all votes
cast for and against it at said election:

NOW. THEREFORE, I, EARL WARREN, Governor of
the State of California, do hereby proclaim that
said act received a majority of all votes cast
for and against it at said election, that said
act is fully effective and shall have effect as
therein provided, and that sal^^ act shall be ir-
repealable until the principal and interest of
the liabilities therein created shall be paid and
discharged.

Done under my hand and the Great Seal of the
State of California at the State Capitol, Sacra-
mento, California, this 7^ day of March, 1945.

Governor of California

ATTEST:

Secretary of Sta

FILED

In 0M efflr« of Ihf S»cre<»rv o( Sl.tt
o( Ihc Slat? of Calilnmij

MAR S-19C'

FRANK |VI,.JORDAN, Swn(t.ry.olStat«

^xcfutiDc Bcpartniciit

^tatc of California

p R 0 c L A

A T I 0 N

P'riday of Holy Week, observed &s the anniversary of
the crucifixion of Christ, comes once again when the ani-
noaltlaa and iiarJshiiia of a world-wide conflict surround ua.

It comes as a reminder of sublime grace, priceless
privilege and sacriiioe walch have outlived all wars and
all destruction and devastation. Surrouiuied though we may
be by sad facts and dangerous tendencies, each loses its
discouraging aspect under the clear and consoling light of
the etoi'nal teachings of Him In whose name we this day pray.

MankJnd has always made its greatest progress when
in stap with His teachings and we know, even in these hours
of sorrow and strain, that through these teachinj.,3 will
again come lays of neace, of spiritual benefit and niatarial
restoration. The spirit which comes from Him has lost
nothing of its force or of its power to heal.

lor these reasons 1, Earl Warren, Governor of
California, urge all our citizens to observe Friday of Holy
Week, March 30, and to pause for devout reflection at some
moment during the hours of 12 noon and 3 p. m. on that day,
to the end that the supreme purpose for which Christ on this
day suffered may be reimpressed upon us all.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 27 th day
of March, A. D., one
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-flv«.

^'X^

Governor of California

ATTEST:

Secretary ofi^St/ate

In «!l0 office of iSe P«rc";ry cf '- •
of llts Sttsti oi C«liioml«

APfv' n-r

^xccutiuc Bepartinciit

;ic<tatc of California

taryofl^tj'j

{QUARANTINE PROCLAMTION WO

Pertaiiiirig to Colorado Potato Beetle
Ff ft^r-ti v'- on nnrl aft^r April P, 1 "^'l '»

bUKKMAS, The fact has been determired by the Director
of Agriculture that a serious insect pest of potatoes, tomatoes,
and eggplant, known as the Colorado potato beetle, not knovm to
occur in the State of California, exists in the herein-described
infested area, and that plants and cuttings of potato, tomato,
and eggplant, and soil associated with or attached to such
plants, cuttings, or potato tubers, are hosts or possible car-
riers o\' sajd pest;

NOV.' ,
prt-vent the in
this state tha
at the boundar
the provisions
State of Calif
carriers, as h
sll;le carriers
tion shall be
hereby establi
the conditions

THEHKFORK, It is declared necessary in order to
troduction of the said Colorado potato beetle into
t a quarantine be and the same is hereby established
ies of the State of California in accordance with

of Section 106 of the Agricultural Code of the
ornia against said pest, its hosts or possible
orein described, and no such pest, hosts, or pos-

thereof as quarantined against in this proclama-
permitted to pass over the said quarantine lines
shed and proclaimed except under and subject to '

herein provided.

DEFINITIONS

PEST: Colorado potato beetle (Leptinotarsa docemllneata)

INFESTED Al-iEA; All states, districts, and territories of
the United States except the State of Nevada and the Territory
of Hawaii .

RESTRICTED AKTICLl'lS ; Plants and cuttings of tomato (Lycop-
erslcum esculontu-m) ; eggplant (Solanum melongena ) ; Irish potato
(.oolanum tuberonum); and soli in association with or attached to
all such tubprr:, plants, or cuttings.

Provision 1 - ORIGIN CERTII-'ICATES FROM NONINFESTED LOCALITIES

Except as provided in i'rovisions 2 a
restricted articles herein quarantined against
entry into the State of CaliTornla from said i
each shipment or lot is accompanied by a certi

the duly-authorized inspection official of the state, district,
or territory in which same originates, establi
that all restricted articles contained in the
were grown in and shipped from a locality free
potato beetle.

nd 3 hereof, no

will be permitted
nfested area unless
ficate signed by

.shing the fact
lot or shipment
from Colorado

t revision

POTATO TUBlRo free FROM SOIL UNRESTRICTED

No restrictions are placed by this {proclamation on the
entry Itito Calirornla of Irlsli potato tubers from any point in

$mum Brpartmrnt

^totc of (I-iliforiiia

Pagf .J

, ... , ' i, ' ' .' '' ' I'l'i^"^-' ti, cj.try i.av-' been

.- =u.t-r/n;:re„fa„1'';:'is=?„;;!:;:?'' ?«■ ?""• -" >>-' plants

sr.ea, acrt.

:aci'>s

lan container:-.

•irr In new oi- recleaned

)ii

Dl^i'USlTlurj OK VIOLATIONS

option and expose Jr?" ° , , °' „."'S,4 ? ' ^I/"'??^'?'* " ^''^

GO;a:ulv CARtai^R AGENT3 MUST IIOT.D SHIFMKMTS

e or agent until inspected and Das.c:pd hv i-v,« n-i«^^4.„„ _i

n,neror;,oj ^"u^^^^'ST;^^^^ ^'^^^ s

:-;...:n<j JT

n-tuUCTL. ..IJUJI^GT TO OTHig-: RUr,K.S AND REGULATTnf.-:^

articiP coverei'^bi''tL^^r"^ '"^'^ *''^ "^^^^ "^ California of any
^t}^r.i\- ?°^^^^'^ ^y the foregoing provisions shall be further

■' -rcrnul .--i 1.0.1 .

regulations now in force or wlrich may here-V?t-^
ENFORCING POWERS

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■xcfutmc Dfpartmcnr

^t.irc of (I.ilit"orma

PROCLAMATION

-. , ^ Durlr.g those tryln(i montiis, whor. the Army of the

.nited States is encircling the globe in line of duty, we

Vv r^i'^^!' L^'''"* *^''^ ^^"^ oldeat and strongest tradition la
that it fights as a defender of men's rights and not for love
of a^. r-r-icn or conquest.

It l3 flttini.; tliat the Ariierlcnn people aliould set
asl'le n Jay oech yeei- to commemorate this tradition of their
Cleat Amy r.nd of the Nation which it defends. In sacrifice
and In deoda of vulor, the Army of the United ->tate3 has al-
ways uiitrored the determination of the American people and
U.ft vnluGs of the American hon.e. It la ti-ue to thic tradition
today, as ever, and through new achievements and ne* sacrifices
has spread recognition of Its tnie purpose throughout the
ivori;.. It Is beln^ heralded today in all parts of the vorld
as an ai-my of 11;. orati on. vorxa

,r,n- , „,r v^'i'P ' ^^*^' having boon officially designated as
AFJ,^ lAY by the Congress of the United States and by the
iresldent, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California, do herebv
join In urt,ini5 public observance of the day by proclalmlnw '
April 6, iy45 to be ARM DAY in California*. On this day It
is my hope that the people of Cclifonila will give special
honor to our courajieoiia soldiers now undei'goim: some of the
crneleat teats of this ml,.hty war, end ttot on thl.s day all
cj.vJllans will re-conaecrate themselves to the task of pro-
duc^Ufc In the fullest measure the material needs of our
solders.

IN WITNESS WIIEKEOr, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed thir fourth day
of April, A. D., On©
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-five.

Governor of California

AI'TEGT s

r,! r-

Secretary of

rf<!t'^

B;

^JCfutiDc Brpartmcnt

-^tatc of CialiforiiM

^£2CLAMATI0N

is conduotS?f ^^^l:^: -f J,°^^AprU the A^ericn Cncer Society
P-.:-.. .Mch ,.3 ..eon ^^^^^'^l^i:^^:^^:^^^^

can women S%'e"^Lcond'^'!)inal-«^^^J^^F°''^^°* ^^^l®^' of Amerl-
AuthoMUe. tell ua ui"? every hour .^'^ of American men.

, .. r?J'?Vr ct.nccr Is killing: 18

i^Ji.er leans. Yet,, the

same authorities tell

be conquered, aAd Iha.rtL-.uc.'inds'oJ'f , '"'' "^ "^^^ ^'^"'^-r can
year cy teaching men and v™? to r,i f °''" ^® ^^^^^ «ach
cancer syE.ptonis. ""'^^ ''° recognize early possible

t.ken whlch'vllffrf^iSJX'^re J'"Vf^^^'^ ^^«P P^^^'^^e
..^^.anpo^er and our w^a^^ow^^r^^^ -/j;^;ho health o

ective tl;a1 evervonp «,h,->,.i - , ^ ^u-lly In accor

I urt;e all California citizens to
iO- now belnt conducted by the

v.ith Uie obj

or cancer on

physician Is Imperative"

^Ive support to the camna

AHieilcun Cancer Socle tvi

be
of
•d
^ns

nf ro-nr "f^^' ^^'®"® thought^^ Ij. miiid

be C^C- r^^^.-?' '^-^^^^y Proclaln '
oe Ox..^Ci-.n CO.ffhOi. LONTli In the

hcioby
cancer

, I, Earl Warren, Governor
the monti; of April 1946 to

ur^e our cUizena'to "unlfrin tL^rJ^f.Tr^'^' ^^ ^°'
's awful toll. ^'^ ^^^'= fight to lessen

IN WITNESS miEmot, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the nj-eat
Seal of the State of
Calliomia to be af-
n^ed this fourth day
of April, A. D., one
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-five.

'Vi--w:5 <^^>^_-t_^

Governor of California

ATTEtil:

Secretary c>/4ate

ate

r U

!,- 1' > cttir* o?tHt :

FRANK Wr HtBOAi'l,Se<«.tan(;

^xccutivic department

^tatc of (California

0 C L A !.'. A -' 1 0 1»

cai:i;<.i

-■i-j found aorrcv. l.as been

. Frasiuent i'ranklin

all

hereby ur^jlng that Satiirday, Anrll 14, the
;/lces at Vsfnahlnpton, D.;C., and Sunday, Apr!

1

on a, I am
iav • i Tunernl serv . .

if;' tije day oi' iiite-i.! en 1. t ily !e Park, he conal'lored and ob-
servad as days of ouuilc sorrow and nrayer. On both of theso
days I urre tho neo'-ile of our State, in accorlauce wl'h the
dlctatos Nr ti.-:" faith, to attend their ->lac.es of worship and
pray that the nation sneedlly be granted the full measure of
victory over the Nazi and the Jaoanese militarists and be
blessed with tho lasfn, -.■•»■■•• ^ ■: -.Ic-^ :'v,^-^' U,u:, •:ooaev3lt
so tirelessly worked.

..^ or f' ressior^ of our respect for

the moincr^/ ^j. uue i^roaiaoiit, x n.^i'eby direct that flags be
placed at'half-raast uooii all public buildings and urge that on
Satxiriay, Anril li, all c-overnmental activities which need not
I'j cnr""''u • :i '- n accuraan y v i th statute or in furtlieraiice of
.;■ ^ : cancel". ' ' .a day.

AFk 1
FRANK ^l lORHAr

.4 w,i rwiu^i

Vvl

i have

hereunto set ray hand
and caused the Great
Seal Of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 13th Day
of April, One Thou-
sand iiine Huniif'^ ' -<■":
Forty-five.

>^^

Governor

rnia

ATTEST:

0^

Secretary oi'/^tate

|«rB«MINTO. I«|l CtOHt.l II Montt, 1T«r* fltNTVll

€jtcutit)c department

^tatc of CilifornLi

Ivi-t; iiiiii^.; to oweiit Potato
-rrective on and tarter ^:aJ

'eevil

'l..ix'c;. ttu

SMnr.rf:;rii"li^:^--"r-el-ocla.u.tion

June 1, 10^3, us'^ar.ondcd iu u.t If S^f ^'Tr^^'-J'^^'^^^'^
hereby further amended to re"d\ s follm-^ ''^ '^^' ^^^^' ^

-1-.1.J..: Counties, of iuldwin, : obile,

and ./ashing ton.

■, '.■u.uii,., ..uiton, una ..ushintton. '

Counties or _ r-
i-iclntuti, .

, ^.uMden, CJii.thtuu, G-lynn, und

Do c-oto und oabine Barlshes f nri .m ^, • ,„
of >:na incJudin; Vernun n P^^nnhes south

Coupee, .Just xVeliciinn '• T^r f" "^"/'^ll^^. I'ointe
.■u.shin, ton. "''■^"^""'^' -t- i>elena, Tangipahoa, and

■ ^ ^1^1: Counties

}-o

'"r3v;;j,"S"!M^i;"?r- '"■"^-". ^-^-.

T^A

Oottlf. i-ov '•,, P^^' ^olli"fiE>ft-orth, Children'

Hood, Krnd^.r'on i u,,t '.Tu^' i-araei/um, haskell,
Jack uohn'on JO P ' "°!*^^'S ». "Ounton, ln.rrison,

LoviA.,Tx,:^'.i2iLti^ ""iJir",'.-^'""'' ^'^"^"^'' ^'^"°^.

Moore,'l.:artiri Mdlrni ^-^o?? ^^P^^'^'f'^. ^-^^r, Leon,'
Ochiltree, .o^^,' i^':i^r :t^'^^^}:^^^^>

Panola, Ueeve- ■' ,. , Vi '. /-^^ ^^'^^'^' ^'f^rice.

^winner

^iOCk\!iill ,

'ted kiver, Lheri.i

Wun-

11.

-(.in^, .<uik,

^tephen^.^oSiviilc''°''^-ti^'.^^"^^^^' -i^^clcleforu,

.MiKSu.,,-.-ci,.om.. '..lohit.,, ,.i.se, Yoaicum, and youug. ' •'^^^^■^««'^'.

It, ED

MAY 1 OIC-^'
FRANK M,JdR[;Ai.',:

3PxccutiV)t Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of (laliforma

.jtienu. 1 (2a .u^v.)
14. -» - "• '^

The "-a-ea Under ,uoi-M>o-iiiw" ^.^ -■ -
^incie. to .-. :. ruUowB:

.n st.te.. district.. - r-'"'"^^"^ " ''^ "'"'

I ( ,,H,M <evision) to Cnlifornia .ut.r-

Pafctr

■ I. .. ill ,U'.]- ntine I ro-
i, 1"43, ie hereby

Tlij i- ,aneadriei.t
ntine I'ro

stj-11 talce^ effect iirm.ecli&tf ]y

.unendrier.t . I I ^. ' ^^^ued June 1, l^i^3, suiter-

l; .....i... ^^ - *»^^«

hereunto set uy nana tmd
CQUBod the: are at beal ot
the State of Galif^^-' to
be ai'fi/ed this S'^^

u«y of /gMy — ^^ ^^'^
thnust.nd %rWe imnar^a ,na

rorty-i'ive.

Govi rnor of '-^^

IL.

oecrtitnry^SiT Ltf^t'^

^icrutiuc Bcpartinciit

^tatc of (Taliforiiia

;iMENDI.IENT NO. 1 TO

Q,UAimTim PROCLAMATION NO. 3 (RSVISED)

Pertaining to Oriental Fruit Moth
■trfeotive on and after

Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky To.Ho?' ^T.^^^' -^mnois, Indiana.
Michigan, Milsissippif 'm tsourl iJ^h^^i^'^'^, Massachusetts
Jersey New York, Srth clroui^ Smo 0^/^ Hampshire, New
Rhode Island, aouth Carolina Ten nas^« I Oklahoma, Pennsylvania,
West Virginia, and the District Sco?!^J^^^f' Virginia, and
Denver, Jefferson. Mesa ot^T^^ of Columbia; the counties of
Colorado; the count ies^^f°J:;;'/^„^/j°:-« f" '^« ""^^'^ °^
Idaho; the County of Weber in ^h^q^ Owyhee in the State of
the Province of Ontario. ^^^ ^^"^^ °^ ^tah; and in Canada,

tion S'^X"vS,^°;3ieri>e'o%^^LTl? ^,1^^'^ --«^--
feet immediately. December 28, 19U, shall take ef-

IN WITNESS rdEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the
State of California to
be affixed this /r^
day of /^/-^^A.D., one
^housand nlrfe hundred and
forty-five.

• i

InCieoffkc 0/ ''i

MAY 2 .?

FRANK M.^MiOAM ^

Governor of Californ
Secretary of Sl^Jte

la

^ '■•

i'xi'futiur i?)cpcirtiiiciit

^rarr of (r.iiifori!i.i

a

-'uliej:

3tran,':c

-i the: treniendous resoonslbn'
,'ower ^hat it, ro. resents!
^ carried the ei.;Dlaia Into
<-'oflJ?i?r5°'?-^--J^^ peoples""^

"einalnl..

1^ our riaj^i by

' 'nLinentsl
-■'-r. won. ijo day
•"is-jlvos to the

'i^ M-i ;!us De.n

iToclaLiie-iii us i^lag Da-,-

I'Oaiaent or the 'unite-:^"'iMu^"' ...rV^'r ;-,^-"a
■■-■"^-^- •■'- -,, . "'^^"--- ^••It-'. rnn confide. c« that

, ■ ' J-.ver which we

- w..a i-j] , ., ita equal ©ffec-

•^GiTnan^nt peace for which
• ' ■ • • i^f i'^allfornla, nereby

.•lasg Day. jujie 14. 1.-^4^
in Qallfornln. ' ?'

V

)'

, I have
y hsr !
■•(11 cuaao: tiie Greet
J<3al of tne Stat© of
Caliiornia to be &f-
i'ixeu lal3 l."fh T^ay
of June, A. . , ,e
ThLousana ^Jiiie 'nnvjre
aftd Forty-five.

'■-jV3i-n ; i oi' ^: i_.or' : ;

y»i.' *)

^

'^,

r

to<ji^

^Kfunnc Brpartincnt

^tatr of (r.iliforiiij

^.U.Ui.^^TlNK PiiOCL^U.TION NO. 8 (REVISED)

Mfectlve on and after

es

a bet m,t =„a „„s.,ib{j''=,';?;nr''oi Se°"Lt=f '"'-•-''' "^

tl.e i'nt°';'o.:^'?l^fg.\^f/^,^^«lj"^ n.=e.3.,y 1. '„„„ ^o prevent

ance v.itii L,ection 106 of th.^ ,„•!,: °^ *"^s state In spcnrri-
"alifurnla .»»lnst .aid peS?,'*^ ,:'i'""'\l ^od, cf tl,„ sL?e S

En'

ites

of Oregon, Wa.shin<,ton. and Idrho.
OREGON: Gouiitifi<5 nr k -

oSSfL„SaLri4°; is,tr'^"v^"°"' "'-'-.

•datman, «na Yoklom. ' ^ "reUlo, btsvons, Walla Walla,
^^cf:''" """•' --»' ^—0. ».oot.„al. Lata., ..„.

Jill other area"? of +i-,«. „* j.

Ciierry fruits are hereby d^r^ared to i« h .

-rr.ers of the pests i4ein'r,;a1ant°in:d\°gl?ns?! -^°"''^«

^xccutiuc department

3tatc of (Lalifoniia

-^ui'.r. Proc. No, 8 (Revised)

Page 2

REyTRICTIOHS

i'rovi;;ion J - GtiEm<i.l^:j PHQtllBITLD i^^ROM INFESTED ARaA.;

Cherry fruits crovm, ^Toclced, or stored in or shipped froiu
tha infested area are prohibited entry into this state.

Pr^vi '

CERTIPIED Ci

?Roi.: Noia:;i''>;jTi;D

Cherry fruit 8 which have
;;n(3 shij)i)«'l ^roin the noninfest
ornia provided each lot or shi
origin by a duly authorized re
^i.::ri cult are, setting forth the
where stored (if stored), the
chipper, and consignee, A cop
•nailed in advance of the -ihipin
Sacramento, California,

been grown, peeked, and stored in
ed area are admissible into Gslif-
pment is offioitlly certified from
presentative of the Department of
locality where grown and packed,
names and addresses of the grower,
y of such certificate shall be
ent to the Director of iVgriculture ,

CLi.3.:oDITIKJ i:U3T LS HELD FOR IIISPKCTION:

ii.ll lota or shipments of cherries from the area under quar-
antine must be held by common carrier agents and not delivered to
corij;lt;ne'; ■ r nf.ent until inspected nri pa.ssed by the Director,
hi.-- d<!puty, or ty a IjL; ' • .'Vint iiuarwnttne Officer.

DIsrOSlTIOi; OF Vl>JLr..IxU^j;j;

ijriy and all lots or shipments of clierrles arriving in this
state in violation of or not fully complying with the restric-
tions of this proclamation, shall be immediately sent out of the
st-itp c~ i '".royed at the option ;ind expense of the owner or
bailee.

CGI.aiODI'naS SUMECT to OTIIKR rules .U'^D REGULiVflOilS;

The admissibility into this state of cherries shell be fur-
ther subject to the provisions of any other quarantine, rule, or
ret;ulation now in force or which may hereafter be promulgated.

All deputies of the Director of /i^riculture and all State
Plant .quarantine Officers are hereby empowered to enforce all of
the provisions of tlii s proclamation.

^jcfutioc department

-^tatr of CLnliforiiia

^uar. Proc. No. 8 (Revised)

Page 3

19A4. and shall take'e^fL^t Liedlatel '■''''^^' ""^^ -

IN WITNSSS ^/HEREOF, I have
horeunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the StHte of California to
be affixed this y^«
day ofjL^ A.D.,%;e
thousand nine hundred and
forty-five.

^
^^C^

Governor of Gal if omit

ATTEST:

Secretary of 3t

U/«

ED

FRANK KUJO«"'^^^'r'^-/

mmm Bepartmrnt /^i^ji^DhENT no. 2 to

^tatc of CLaliforiiia ':U-'^i<-^TiNE proguuiation no. 3 {heyiskd)

Pertaining to Oriental Fruit Moth
i^riective on and after

The "NONPROTJilCTSD AR3L1" as deserih^^ i„
Quarantine Proclamation No t r?«v^L^? * . J°

antine Pro

Thin /miendraent No. 2 to CaHfornla uuar
clemation No. 3 (Revised) issued DeC!

bei 28, 1944, shall take effect iBuoediately.

IN VilITNESS

ATTEST:

VrtffilffiCF, I have
hereunto set ray hana and
caused the Great oeal of the
State of California to
be affixed this 9^»K
day otlu^ A.D.foae
thousflOid nine hundred and
forty-five.

Governor of California

Secretary of St

FILED

In i!ic oHlce oJ 1S« ?v»cfH3r>'

ju!. :-nv'

FRANK M^ROANSecwtaryol State

Fit - '-

^xcfutitic department u./vu^.ai

;^t.itc of e.iliforiiij

REVOC-.

(quarantine Pro6T.r.r'l ' X,' -3-) _-

LaTLkIGH

iuarentines)

iirfect iv

^AllUfa-^, It. has been cletemin©4 by recent Intensive"
.-■lid by surveys condurted .lurlnr tFio rest thre^ vear-' th-^l-

.:^rea<i Within the cfitp or Colifurnla as to sutiect the mlor
Pr:"i oV 1 <i«^l'iaous-fruit acreage to lafestMtlon through nat-
ure! sprearl axid spread through the noiinal and uncontrollable
u^If 'or' '' -^^^^""^^Z'-' V.M.1.S. of host fruits, nur.e?y stock,
'■ . . ther poissible carriers; and

yniiSRKAij, The quarantine meanurf^. , ' -.^ed to orevent
->!• ic-luy the further .-preaa c.f thn nest ^vltl.in the Stete of Jal-
i ornia appeared no longer practicable aj.d were rescinded hv the
director of .^riculture effective July 17. 1^45, IJ^tinrall r^-
strlctions on the int restate movement of host fruits, nursery
s.ouk, and other possiblR carriers insofar as said insect is
concerned:

tIM

liU.., T;!h.i:U'''i-.j:,, xn cunfomnty wJtK tlie pcticn within
state regarding this insfct, I hereby revoke California

s,uurantine Proclamation No. 3 (Revised) aated December ?8. IQLL
as amen a ed on Hay 18, iqi,5, end July ?, 1945 (Sectiori 3252
^.i..c-.;, una this revocation being an emergency shal] become e*"-

lect ive I'll ■1^1] '•_( f 1 V.

, n^ 'V'^ ^>-voo>ii;i,ii 1j, „o way affects the nrovisjons of the
.^rlcultoral Code with re.-ard to Inspection and disi^osition of

nlentfj and n]fnt nrodu

' f^ ^

lU wITilESS v.TEREOF, I have
hereunto set luy hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the Gtatf- of Cd~ if ornia to
be affixed this JL o^
duy «f A-;;£y .\.u., one
thousi:#i r5il?, hundred and
forty-five.

' ihm,^(.ytJt*\

Clovernor of Ca"'i fornia

^^^^■c^u-.^^:^^^C^__

«t>uv k*«i«fcuv ^ ^-<t*^

r-Mifr.l 44 . Aiii.'nM .

(iBxccutiuc ilc^iavtmcnt

V'trttc ot (Citlifovnirt

!i:^ii i:£]ll]iRS PKOCLAMATION NO. 7

WhHBAo, the Lerislatar^ of the State of California, pursuant
to ro.juost of tho Conmnndinp General of the Western Defense Coanand.

^!?*f'« P**"" "^■'' ''^^^t^t"" o^ 1943, effective April 27. 1943.
entitled an act to provide for precautions against enmy attack, in-
cluding- blaok-out and diwout reculationn", etc.; and

vrriSRBAS, pursuant to the provisions of said act. War Powers
i^ocl^mtions No. 4. 5 „nd 6 were promulgated by the riov^rnor oHh:
..t^to of (.alilorma, establlshinr zones of li<^htlnp and restrictions
and rerulations /rovornJ nr. illumination theroin» end

as ^.UoJs^'"^''' ''*'"'°" ^' "' ''^^*'"" ^^^' ^^'^^^tes of 1943. provides

"Joo. 19, Tills act shall remain in effect only until the
cessation of hosLilities in the present war in which the Pnited States
is enpared, as declared by tho President or the Congress of the United
Stat.s, or until such time as the Covernor after rocomendation nTde
hy (ho ..e8t«rn Defense Command or such other n,lHt«ry agency as may

a^t :re;"i' '" ''* '"'''■'""'•^ °' ■'"'' p-'"'^^-^ '"^^ pro^^iL: orLs

act are no longer necessary as a matter of mllihary necessity, or to
•ijs.rvo ],'-> and proporty"; and ^

nf .h« , ■■'"'"■^'J'y l^t'-""- '^«ted 14 July 1945. the Comanding General
of the .astern Tefanse Co™,and did recc^nend to the Governor of the
^tRte of lali'-onuH tlint tl>o military situation which required restric-
tions on li.htinf, had improved to tl.e extent that it i, now oonsiSered
appropriate from the military standpoint to remove all military require-
ments for l.phtinr restrictions, and on July 16, 1945 did issue Public
Proolaru^tion no 23, effective 1 August 1945. resci^inga 1^11^^^
In^ Sir^o^aS '"''''"'' '"''"' ^'^ ''"'"^ ^' califomil. «ashinJton^

of th. V'J!^^''^' r^^ ^'**''"* '^"^"^ ■'^* ^""^y ^^*^' ^^'> C<mnanding General
of the ^.osUrn nefense "ommand did further advise the -Governor of the
State Of California that it has been considered appropria^r "ro^ the
mlltary standpoint to eli.-^nate on 1 August 1945 all special milltarv
oo^unicat on facilities which have been installed for the ope^a o^^
?Lf ° r \ ""^ ^arninr .ystem; and that on and after 1 Aurust

1945 infornation of enemy action will be transmitted through nor^l
comnunlcation raoiUties; >."foupn normal

NOT, THEKKFORE. I. Earl Warren. Governor of the State of Tali

^xccutioc Bcpartmcnt

:5t.uc of California

visions of said Chaptar 229. St«t„t*s of 1943. "^^^/^y^ ""^'"'"^
I; a matter of military necessity, or to preserve if e and property,
and said act is therefore terminated as of Aufmst 1. 1945.

This proclamation Is hereby designated ">^ar Powers Procla-
mation No. 7" and shall take effect Aurust 1, 1945.

IN ftlTNSSS TOffiVEOF, I hare
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be, af-
fixed this /-^^ day

Thous^d Nine Hundred
and Forty-five.

Governor of California

ATTEST «

Secretary of S^^f

-2-

£xcrutit)c department

State of California

PROCLAMATION

Au£:U3t 1, 1945 has been designated as Air Force Day
throughout the United states. The day will be the Sath anni-
versary of the Army Signal Coips order creating a Division of
Aeronautics to study the flying machine and the posaibillty of
adapting it to lailitary purposes.

It is with pleasuio that I give ofllcial recognition
to this day, on behalf cf tho state of California, and in so
doing express my hope that on this day all of our citizens will
join in making known their admiration of the heroic performances
of our air forces. Not only have our air forces demonstrated
their collective power but they have also demonstrated the in-
dividual courage, the braveiy, and the efficiency of the
American flyer. These flyers today are pai't of the greatest
and most devastating flying force the world has ever known — -
the spearhead of attacks vjhlch are rapidly winning us final
victory.

Calif oiriia is proud of the part it has had in assisting
in the expansion of this great air force. Its workers have
gloried in thoir ability to achieve a brilliant record of plane
production and the State has beon proud to serve as a training
center for so many flyers. On this day -..e pay special tribute
to the thousands of sons of California who have flown and
fought with the air forces in the cause of freedom, and par-
ticularly do we honor the memory of those who gave their lives
that their comrades might be able to carry on to victory.

With these thoughts in mind I, Earl V/arren, Governor
of California, do hereby oroclaim August 1, 1945, to be
AIR FORGE DAY in California,

AAA

IN VilTNESS V/HEJmOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caiised the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this S^~^ day
of t/i-^-^ , A. D., One
Tlwiusand Nine Hundred
and Forty -five.

/

^J / 6

Governor of California

ATTEST:

dk^

Secretary

^a

3:xcfutiuc department

^ratc of (T.ilirornij^^'^'^T^

ROCLAMATION

•' ^nn ■^r^n'^^^'^^1 *^'® ^^'^ "'"=^^ inmediately trar- snort
rax?°oa^s TfMf ^'^^'^^^ tons of e.^ulpmLt ov«r?he
r^r ! t ^^^ coiir.try In order to prosecute txie war

aplnst Japan to complete victory in the shorte-^^oItThi-
time and with the least expondltLe orLerlcan riSe^faiS

^t,i<-A r.r l^T^lf^^',"'*^ ^™y ^^^ advised the citizens of the
State of California and all of the VJestern states that the
for th^ railroads mur,t recruit 65,000 worke" i^eSately
for the accomplishment of this task; and Binyaiaceiy

mmviEAS, the critical need for these 65 oon T-mi

citizens S?'"al?"fhP'^f'; ''°^''^"^ *^*'' ^^'^ governors and
citizens ol all the states west of the Wlsaiailnni ri„^T.

and the States of Indiana and Illinois be 1? i?oclaf^^d'
tnat the month of August is hereby officiaUy desi«nitld
as RAILROAD MNPOV-ER DRIVE MONTH. ^'^^'^--^y designated

p«nr ,D^"^i»i; this month all citizens of the state of
Galliornla are ur^jently requested to join with the^rSv
as well as with management, labor, government agencl™^and
civic committees, in patriotic action to help rfcmlt the
vitally needed 65,000 railroad workers. recruit the

IN WITIJE33 tt-HEP^OF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
Califor-nia to be af-
fixed this 30th day
of July, A. D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-five.

Governor of California

TTEST

P«(Mtr V^xwry a Sltlt

^xcrutioc ^cpjrtii....

POCLAMATI^IJ

that.

If Wr>,

as hard for permanent peace as we hIJn for eicJory and'thr"'
task Involves us all in our hones and dally contacts!

We greet this day m California with the .mowlPd;'e
Pen ce' brink's wUh U -erro^ Jr^A,"^ '? ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ benefit.

tt^

IN WITNESS WHEPFOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of Calirornia
to be affixed this Uth
day of August, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred and
Forty-five.

Acting Governor of Cailfcanla

ATTEST:

Secretary ^/state

/I I

l.tOMf.tM U<Ml«P.t1AIII ffKIVIIa

i'KfurlDc department

^tjrr of (r.iliforiii.i

people,
Iwuva

Alth
■u.- uai;!- I has call©,
zhui-i- of
' ; ona

^ti-- fu"

now, through;

pubi:

jvarnor ox

■re i\ol

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^xccutiDc department

:r'ntc of (Lnlifoniia

P R d) C T. A M A T I 0 N

i-o ol>J3erv<3J ttirou^^hout the

; !i3 firi 1 I M t.l.ar.c, "A Free Press

'voii now
itiily to

"nter

jfore

the

Oi'if ■

endedlj in rallitary victory,
proofi' of the fundamontal con-
ths ijj-fe and vitality of the
alQrted to the rieeds and ti^en^c of the
^ L'al.ondlnt', of ^\.\e ourposea of the natlcnaL
lal responslblHitias in relation to the

postwar period wi{th visions of )err.ianent
we look back uoonj the wpr record of the
fldence that thoaje who hnve been recently
•-' worl'l con leaim and profit by our
: maible presa,; built upon the structure
". IcL. iiyipes iO iriapire oui' ioeoplo to tr.ai-e history's
I'lltary biii for permanent peaC|e. Its publishers, editors
;elpod to ma'ntBln a hliih l^evel of enlightenment in
ty rn-^ nnrt'-roi the I'ligh i!l'">ral e necttaaary for mill-
3a. T: iiuerstt. . t the need for

'- r ••-1 ■ the .; ^ through which our

. • ■ t'lbutloris.

'!
•. . ■ • , I, Biarl v;arren. Governor of

■ ■ , r-robi pioclai.'U tiie vvookjof October 1 to October 8

..KiT in Ciilll'ornia. In | so 'jo^ng it Is luy hope
n 'orctan-iint of tae protection of i| liberty which la afforded
••-.- ii-e'ia v.-!ll bo riivmce^ rn-'' ^bat f'lroujh this uniorstand-
■ _," . * world-wide ;eace

hereunto set my hand

andii cav.sed the Great
Seal of the State of
Call-fornia to be af-
fixed this l3t Day
of j October, A- Tj- ,
Onej Thousand Nine Hun-
dred and iorty-five.

Governor of C;liforn:u

(U;^««.*«V(.

Secretsiry pf/ji ate

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\m - •'• lo!

By^(J^-S>^^y^

i'xcfutlDc I^cpartinciit

^rarr of (Tjiiforiiij

K Oi C

iit\i\

e onset of host Hit its
the Change being '

ni^ by proclaination of th

'^t to

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-^^■^ the
^3 1 effec- li

I

the interests

. ^ "1 I do hsreby

• -aiJ recent act

,3^,,,,,, "nday Gepteirber

>llf.^rr":r:^-"^^,^=J^'^ly end prl-

, . , . ,t.,. h. ^^^ Standard I!

Es approved

, I hnva

aaiejto set u^y hand

fUe:],thl, l3t D
^^f Oci'i' .-.
One Tii

Day

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2:xcfutiV)c Pcp.irtniciit

:r't.itr of CiliforiiM

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."!' ti.e vubllc )Ui^po&o oi raducirit, and
■res. tliG Visok o£\ Octobar 7 to lo, 1^45,
.:. lI, . ationajl ; ire Prevention Vie :.

■roes haVQ l^een victorious overseas
. D" jroj'.i'ess in lithe re-establisliir.ent
I.I tsie is anotiiar ieneiiiy a(_,alnst viihich
l;ix---th:' liome-fiiont enemy or fire.

ti.at oni' cltlaoriry be ever alert to
1 Icn actlvitler-. - In t'urtheiance of
ulariy at a time wVian a li->usia>; sh irta^je

tn t all poi'scna apprise theaselves of
hlcti CM! 00 tatcon to iesaeri ooth the

lit;, '.osponsibillty lor ^Ire prevention
J ■ 11 in our hor.ioa, in oar' ylt.ces oi

ese thoUii' I :) i -i
,:;;.liior i-', ., .

lope till t i iro

IV ;■' !

v.'oe
loa

t

lO

come .

'. , , ,arl iVarron, fiovernor

. oij.,, u ^jcluiiu October 7 to 15,
J I in Galllornla. In so

,'rovoi.t ion 'educational programs
! ^n by sll o± our cl ti"eri4 anJ that iurini_, tuis
T ^xro aazards will be instigated w.iich will
uble reUoctloii in our iife loaaes in the niont.is

liiJi'eunto set niy lian
and cause A the Great
o3iil of the St- to of
Calllornia to oe af-
fix ;-d this uth jay
o.i' October, A. l«,
"♦no Thousand Nine
.-lundred and i orty-
i'Lve.

,^^/*^ ^^A«„<,-cJl-u.

Govornor of Caliiorni^

oscretari^ ot' State

1

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By L^/M'3-i^<iP

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3£xccutivic Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of dalifornia

PLUM CURCULIO AND APPLE MAGGOT
EXTERIOR QPARANTINE

(Quarantine Proclamation 20)

Notice of Quarantine: It having been determined by the Director i
of Agriculture that dangerous pests known as plum ourculio and
apple maggot new to or not heretofore generally distributed in
this state exist as hereinafter described, I hereby establish a
quarantine at the boundaries of the State of California in ac-
cordance with Section 106 of the ikgriculturul Code of the State I
of California hereinafter setting forth the names of the pests II
against which the quarantine is established, the area under quar- I
antine, the commodities covered, and the restrictions governing I;
the entry of such commodities into this state.

(Reference: Title 3, California Administrative Code, Subchapter
4, Group 3, Plant (Quarantines)

Section 3266 is hereby added to read as follows:

3266. Plum Curoulto and Apple Maggot Exterior C^uarantine

rQ,uarantine Proclamation 20;

A quarantine is established effective
against the following pests, their hosts, and possible carriers:

(a) Pe^ts. Plum curoulio (Conotrachelua nenuphar) and apple
maggot (Rliagoletia pomonella) • i

(b) Area Under Quarantlna. All States east of and including :
the States of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico,

(c) Commoditiea Covered. All fresh fruits of apple, apricot 1
cherry, hawthorn (haw), nectarine, peach, pear, plum, prune, and f
quince are hereby declared to be hosts of the pests herein quaran- ;

tined against.

i

(d) Restrictions* (1) Commodities Covered Prohibited from 1,
Area Under t}.uarantlne^ All commodities covered which
have been grown in the area under quarantine are pro-
hibited entry into California for any purpose whatsoever ;
and except as provided in paragraphs (2) and (3) below,
all such commodities regardless of origin shipped or
otherwise transported or moved from any point within the ;
area under quarantine are likewise prohibited entry into ;
this State. •

(2) Reshlpments in Original Containers from Q,uaran- !
tined Area of Commodities rirown Outside Thereof: Pro- '
vided commodities are in original unopened containers,
each bearing labels or other identifying marks evidenc-
ing origin outside of the area under quarantine, same
may be reshipped to this state from any point within the
quarantined area.

^wcutiot Bepartmcnt

l^tm of ealifornij

Section 3266, C.A.C. (Contd.)

Page 2

. . p) Re pa c trod Conir.odlties AdmLcriMa ■fr.^n. Cuaran-
tined area jf_CerUfle_d Grown Out.~Je I'hereof. ^ Prn-
ylded each lot or shipment is olTicially certified to
itlt ^^^"eI•o^^'n outside the area under quarantine and
that continued identity has been maintained while within
the quarantined area, all such comisodities may be re- ,
packed and shipped by comwon carrier from any point
within the quarantined area to any point in this State. '■:

Certificates Must Establish Origin, etc. All such '
certiiicaT^es shaii set forth the ^tate in which com- '

«m^.^nJ^^ Til f''°!:f"' P°^''* °^ repacking and reshipment,
amount and kind of commodities comprising the lot or

cSnfTeSee/'"'^ *^'^ "^^' ^""^ addresses of the shipper and
(See also Sections 3152 to 3156 inclusive)

all ll^tl r,f'"n? ^' ^gV^^"^' ^^ deputies of the Director and
all ^tcte pion^ quarantine officers are empowered to curry out
all the provisions of quarantine Regulations.

„H^ ^^'l' ^eJe.rE.1 Shi meats Exemi^ted. Federc 1 experimental
UnJn^^t f^r^^^P^^^^^^^^ at the request of the
United^tates Department of Agriculture, are exempt from all the
provlsiciii, of any Exterior ouarantlne Regulations!

lations^* ^^""^^"-^^^^^f Covered jJub.lPct to Obher Rules and Regu-
lations. _ ihe aaiaisHibility and movement within the atat- of
CaTTTbrnia of any commodity covered by a i.uari,ntine Regulation
tJ.li^ ?? f^^rther subject to the provisions of any other rule or
regulation now in force or which may hereafter be established?

,, ^^p' Disposition of ViolBtiona. (a) Exterior; Any and
all lots or shipments or commodities covered by any Exterior
Wuaryntine Regulation arriving in the State of Californil in vi-
olation of or not in compliance with the restrictions thereof
shall be imed lately destroyed unless no detriment can be caused

out Of t',"i ^t%^" ^.^;? ^I"'^^ ^^ ''''^ shipment of .uch commodities
out of the st«te within the specified time limits at the ontion
and expense of the owner or bailee. option

^Kcutioc Bepartmcnt

i?tatc of California

Section 3266, C.A.C. (Cont«i.)

Page 3

3156. Coimaon Carrier Agents Must Hold Shipments, Any and
all lots or shipments of ooraraodities covered by any Q,uarantine
Regulation must be held and not delivered to consignee or agent
until inspected and passed by the Director, his deputy, or by a
State plant quarantine officer*

This Proclamation being an emergency regulation shall take !

effect immediately.

i

IN V«TIJESS WHSREOF, I have hereunto i
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
Califtorniu to be affixed this
^irday of ^g.^t-C:?<t^
one thousand nine himdred and
forty-five.

Governor of California
Secretary" of Jgfate

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ixcfutittc department

^r.ur of (laliforiiKi

PROCLAMA

Navy Day, an important occasion in California ever sinci
Its first observance in 1922, holds xmprecedented and glorious
slt;nlficance this year. It comes at a time when our ports are
crowded with the happy, victorious personnel of our great fleet-
--the greatest history has ever seen. It comes at a tlrae when
our people are rejoicing over the end of the war and the pros-
pect of lasting peace.

On this day, dedicated as always to the advancement of
understanding of the colorful and inspiring record of our Navy
throughout history, our eyes are being gladdened and our hearts
are being warmed by the return of our loved ones. In all our
ports there is, this week, opportunity to shake the hands of men
to whom the nation itself Is saying thank you and well done.

Never before has there been better reason for expressing
our admiration of tlie contribution which our Navy has made to
our national welfare. Cd ifoniia, on this occasion, feels Itself
especially close to all the officers and men of the Navy. Many
of its ships were built by California workers. Thousands of lt»
personnel were trained in Navy installations within our state
and our own sons were with its ships in all their victorious
exploits.

It is with these thouj^hts in mind that I, Earl Warren,
Governor of California, do hereby proclaim October 27, 1945, to
be NAVY DAY in California, and on this day I call upon all of
the people of the state to join in paying tribute to the men
and officers of the United States Navy and the United States
Merchant Marine, to give them the welcome of heroes and to con-
tinue ever mindful of the part which our Navy has played in
preserving our right to pursue our way of life.

IN WITNESS WHEREOB', I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 13th Day
of October, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Forty-
five.

Governor of California

ATTEST:

Secretary of State

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^xccutiuc department

^tJtr of CLalifonii.T

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FRANK M.jO»n*«,S<..cr*.4ofS!.

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1' "•' ■ . - ' --'Ide at: ij endeavor, there

\a as iud.lv. Idual3 k\v\ H3 a Nation mfiiiy

"■■^t om'H hcai-ta In Liiankai^ivlis—
• '•) t!.o; anavrer to our prayer for

ih'> n.^

■ •OL'ie to the ©iid of our Uair-veat soaaon with a
enef Ita for -^hlch we sho^iW ^.ive thanks to our
'„ iuLjiCr. W© can offer thanks for the unity of spirit
■ jpt r-ur TJation aLron^i ciurlng this dai'kest montha of
3-wl:lrt conflct. 'We can rejoice tfaat It has been a year
'; o:.'it.l ill fui- ;iw' uanj inllllons of oppreaaocl peoples.' Tie
our abiding faith | in freedom, for the
7 of life and for thn renewal of oppor-
;-lfare of all m^n. And to each of ua
'i^-J^i coa.tf luaiiy personal ibles35n(i8 kno-*n only
'jr v'liJch 1^; R nv"; 'Inopl; grctoTul.

for ;

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T-i .-,'m ::.' :...'„ :...,;.. ...:..: j^ special opportujilty
■nr5 to bear if'ltnsss t^ their j^ratltule to
the ble.-j3lngs received, I, Earl Warren,
' 'rnla, -lo >iereby procifl.ln and designate the
..ove.abflr, 1946, to be THATTKSaiVIlTa DAY In Cali-
, e^jHl holiday. On tlils day let every man of every

i^ak In his VHrglon <-.f t?ie acrlpturoa a 3tron{jthenlng;
' •'•Uh th'? otornal tnitaa throut,h which our blessings
\ -nl let us pray on this Thanksgiving Day that
■ i'l'inclplss will come tojllciht the world and
•; of all along tha path c|f pernanont peace.

J
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Gieut
Seal of the State of
Callfomlc to,be af-
fixed thlsif^day of
November, A. D., One
Thoasimd lUno Hundred
and Forty-five.

Govomor of G'llfornia

ATTEST :

Secretary oS/'atate

^xcfutiDc Bcpartnicnt

^-'tntc of CCalifornij

PROCLAMATION

The people of the State of California are being
asked to demonstrate their patriotism and their determination
to finish the tasks of war in a manner worthy of our heroic
, fighting forces. The:/ have been asked to participate in the

l^ln s^;les Victory Loan Drive, the California quota for which has been
to 3®* ^s 1^282,000,000/ Progress reports of the campaign to date
in : ivliuela?-"*^^^^*^® o^r state is in serious danger of falling short of
its quota and failing in the assumption of its share of our
national responsibility.

To further public recognition of the need for greater
participation in the Victory Loan Drive within our state, and
in memory of those who died in the attack on Pearl Harbor
which drew our Nation Into the mighty struggle from which we
are now but beginning to recover, I, Earl Warren, Governor of
California, do hereby proclaim the period from December 3 to
7, 1945 to be VICTORY WEBK in California, and during this
week urge all Califomians to band together in the purchase
of Victory Bonds in an amount sufficient to reach the quota
assigned us by the Treasury Department.

IN WITNESS IWHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
thisX.y'th day of November,
A. D., One Thousand Nine
Hvmdred and Forty-five.

Governor of California

ATTEST:

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Secretary of

FILED

In th« oHic. o( ttw S«j,urv af c ■
oMh,SM,o»Gli»omi,

NOV ?s 1945

fhANKIV|JDROAN,Secr„.ry of state

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^xccutiuc i?>cpciitmcnt

i^tatc of (£.ilifoniiJ

PROCLAMATION

Five years ago Slater Elizabeth Kenny brought to America
from her native Australia a great gift of healing and presented
it freely to the American people, to the end that the dreadful*
scourj-e of infantile paralysis might be lifted from America's
children. Her knowledge has proved a boon to all victims of
infantile paralysis. It came as a i-eal hope against an illness
which leaves more cripples in its wake than all other acute
diseases combined.

The Sister Kenny method Is now being used with success in
practically all of the hospitals in California. The State De-
partment of Public Health is among the many agencies encouraging
the immediate training of inore technicians and nurses to the end
that we may have a larger trained personnel available at all times

The second annual appeal for funds with which to carry on
the v;ork of the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation for infantile
paralysis is now urulerway In California. Funds I'ecelved from
this appeal will be usea for the training of additional
technicians and In the development of additional facilities for
the treatment of infantile paralysis victims.

In recognition of a special opportunity opened for all to
have a part in the campaign a^ialnst infantile paralysis, I,
Earl vVarren, Governor of California, do hereby proclaim
December G, 1945, to bo 3ISTEK KEK try DAY in California and urge
that upon this day special honor be paid this outstanding woman
who has I'enderad such great public service to our country.

IN ViflTNBSS y/ HEREOF, I have here-
unto set my hand and caused
the Great Seal of the State
of Calirornla to b& affixed
this^^'th day of ^
A. D., One Thousand Nine
Hundred and J'orty-flve.

Governor of California

ATTEST:

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Secretary

f„ rt,e „((;c. ol th» S«»«t»fV 0*

o( lh« SUU of aiifomH

NOV 2 8 1945
FhANK M. JORDAN, SecretMyo«9t«^

^xccutivic department

;S<tatc of ealifornin

PR OC LAMATICN

On the Ibth day of Docerabor, 1791, the Bill of Rights be-
came - r"alUy upon Its approval by the last of the number of
States necessary to its adoption.

On the 15th day of December, 19^5 -- ^h«/^;;;!"'^L?L
that historic event -- we should pause to consider the vitality
of this document, which has served for l^*^ years as a symbol of
human freedom.

So vital and so fundamental were the safeguards of In-
dividual liberty enunciated by the BUI of Rights that they have
come drrnn to us with all their validity and force. Neither a w%.r
rf world-wide oroportlons nor the problems of restoring world-
wide peace have served to dim these vital principles.

An Instrument which was intended to protect the rights of
the citizens .f thirteen small States strung along the Atlantic
CoLt has prnwn to be revered by the citizens of a great nation
of forty-olght States. And now it emerges as a guiding star for
a world re'iching for freedom for all peoples.

To provide the leadership which the v'^i'l^,"^^*^^' "J * -^ .
nation which has enjoyed the protection of our Bill "^,,^^8j^^,^^'
"o manv years, it is Incumbent upon us to re-examine our charter
ff freedom, and to assure ourselves that it is being put to
everyday use In all our affairs. Unless we, as Americans, are
true to the spirit of the Bill of Rights we cannot expect to
stand before the world as a people who serve as an example of
Its hope and inspiration to all peoples.

For these reasons. I, Earl Warren, Governor cf California,
do herebT designate the week of December 9 to December 15, IQ^^S,
fl^ BIIJ. OF RIGHTS WEEK In California, and do hereby urge ail
citizen- to give careful thought to the basic guarantees of in-
dlvwSal rights and freedoms, adherence to which has given us our
heritage of Individual freedom before the world.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have
herounto set my hand
and caused the Ifreat
Seel of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this ^- day
of December, A.D.. One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty -five.

ATTEST :

Governor of California

Secretary oC'^tate

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DEC 1 y 1945
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PROCLAMATION
Pertaining to Cattle Scabies

r.^^f ^"™^S, The Director of Agriculture of the State of
Sf of?f^*i^" ^""^ ^l^ determined that the contagloue Slaeaae
o? rlie «.S^?r %^^^^^^^^ «^l»t8 in certain areaa In the CouS?y ,
of Lake, state of Oregon, described as North and South Warner ■
valleys and Bl^ Valley and that the Importation of cattle from

caitir^??v,J"'p ?f^^^°r'' "'^^*' "P^^*^ «^«^^ disease amine
cattle within California, and i"w"e,

of th«^]P^f^^'/" accordance with the provisions of Section 211 i
of the Agricultural Code the Director of Agriculture has notified
the undersigned as Governor of California thereofr ""^-^fi^^

NOW, THEREFORE, In accordance with said Section 211 of the

ffrirJ*'"^^ '^'^^' ^ '^^ ^^^^^y proclaim that c;:??le ?rom safd \
areas in Oregon may not be Imported into California exceot in '
accordance with the provisions of Section 761 of the California

t?;e'iorti^:.^d°f • ^"^''^ *^"«^ ^° ^^^^« ^ ^' -^^ SJS:?i:.

761. Pursuant to the provisions of Section
211 of the Agricultural Code, cattle from or
originating in North and South Warner Valleys and
Big Valley, Lake County, Oregon, shall not be
shipped, driven, transported, trailed, or other- '

wise moved or imported into California unless:

*. Accompanied by a permit issued by an officer i
of the Division of Animal Industry, California State
Department of Agriculture, and

Accompanied by an official health certificate
showing that the animals have been inspected by a
State or Federal veterinarian within ten days prior
to the time of importation and that they are free
from evidence of scabies and exposure thereto; and
in the case of cattle that have been exposed to
scabies or have been Infested with scabies, that
^V^. fnlnals have been properly treated under
official supervision in a manner satisfactory to
the Director of Agriculture of the State of Cali-
fornia. A copy of said health certificate shall
be forwarded to the Division of Animal Industry.
California State Department of Agriculture
Sacramento, California, at the time of importation.

^xecutioc ©cpartmcnt

^tatc of CDtifoniia

Proc. pertaining to Cattle Scabies

Page 2

At the time of Importation, cattle covered by
said health certificate shall not be Infested with
scabies or exposed thereto.

This Proclamation, being an emergency regulation, shall
take effect immediately.

IN VIITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be
affixed this // day
of December, A.D.» one
thousand nine hundred
and forty-fiv«.

Governor of California

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azxfrutiur Pcpjitiiicni

^tJitf of (Tciliromin

PROG L/.MAT TON

ror the be?t:?ir Tl^t'lTt fr .^^;;.CS'/-^"°" '^ ^° -^

courap to^renect uJox^i%he'?W«! °r ^"^Pi'^^tion and new
6one before us. ^ " ^^® ^^^«« o^ men and women who have

hUDiole clrcumatances, and faced w?fh 3 -^^^^icana. Born In
have held back a leas Indomitable I /^^''^^^^^ *hlch would
great talents in science and r«i!.^°^'"i'^' ^'^ devoted his
of every race and creeS? ^^^earch for the benefit o? men

recosnlzed'i; ^Ttl^'nTr' t^l 1^^"^^^^.'^'^ ^-« ^«-
designating January 5 as Carver nL ^^^ ""^'^^^ States in
bration. J ^ as carver Day, a national day of cele-

commend to''thrpe%'ie'of^?hl3"'stl?e'an°or"*'^ °^ California,
Day," and do hereby designate JaSia%J"5°^^^JJ*"°« of^;Carver

J- o, xa46, for this purpose

IN WITNESS WHEREOi-', I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the state of California
to be affixed this 29th
aay of Deoember, a D

Governor of Callfomla
ATTEST: "Hi-

Secretary of state

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47. To consider and act upon legislation to provide for the establishment of
community service districts to combine within one district the authority granted to
different types of districts.

48. To consider and act upon legislation to make an additional appropriation
to the Division of Forestry in the Department of Natural Resources for use in
reforestation.

49. I'd consider and act upon legislation to empower the Department of
hducaiion to act as agent for the schools of the State in acquiring surplus property
from the I'ederal government.

50. To consider and act upon legislation extending the effective period of
Chapter 4 of Division 2 of the Agricultural Code, relating to the prevention of Uve-
stock diseases through the control of garbage and food stores from vessels and aircraft.

Jl. To consider and act upon legislation to amend Sections 3700 and 3701 of
the Labor Code to clarify an .inibiguity regarding the jurisdiction of the Director of
Industrial Relations over self-insurers under the workmen's compensation law.

J 2. To consider and «ct upon legiatatibn to validate the organization, bound-
aries, governing officers or boards, acts, proceedings and bonds of public bodies.

5 3. To approve or reject charters and charter amendments of cities, counties,
or cities and counties, ratified by the electors pursuant to the Constitution of the State
of California.

In Witnkss Whereoi-', / have hereunto set viy hand and caused the Great
Seal of the State of California to be affixed this Second day of January, 1946.

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i'lnrtuot of Ctiijorifis

Attest:

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PKiNriNc ofrict

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i^xecutioc ©epartmtnt

^tate or California

F!i. e

of Hit SttK o( CilifcmU

FRANK M,)pil.PA,v,5..u.','ry.r.. „

proclamation

>0

Will Ri AS, .in extraordinary occasion has arisen and now exists requiring that
the Legislature of the State of California be convened in extraordinary session; now,
therefor,

I, UARL WARREN, Governor of the State of California, by virtue of the
power and authority in me vested by Section 9 of Article V of the Constitution of the
State of Cilifonii.i, do lu'rcby convene the Legislature of the State of California to
meet in extraordinar)' session at Sacramento, California, on Monday, the seventh day
of January, 1946, at II o'clock a.m. of said day for the following purposes and to
legislate upon the following subjects:

1. To consider and act upon legislation relating to veterans of wars in which
the United Stat&s of America is or has been engaged.

2. To consider and act upon legislation to provide for the development of
housing facilities and to provide for State assistance to local governmental agencies
in acquiring, managing and disposing of such f.icilities.

3. To consider and act upon legislation to make an appropriation to cities,
counties, and cities and counties to aid in carrying out the provisions of the Com-
munity Redevelopment Act (Chapter 1326, Statutes of 1945).

4. To consider and act upon legislation to appropriate money for public works.

?. To consider and act upon legislation to provide for the creation of a State
agency to make continuous economic surveys and investigations and to recommend
measures necessary to provide for continuous employment of persons within the State.

6. To consider and act upon legislation relating to the personnel and duties of
the Reconstruction and Reemployment Commission.

7. To consider and act upon legislation relating to child care centers.

8. To consider and act upon legislation relating to on-the-job and apprentice-
ship training and to make an appropriation to the Apprenticeship Coundl.

9. To consider and act upon legislation to accept upon behalf of the State the
provisions ol any I'cdcral law providing grants-in-aid for hospitals and to provide
for a survey of hospital facilities and needs.

] 0. To consider and act upon legislation to make an appropriation for addi-
tional support of the State l-ire Marshal for the administration of Chapter 727, Statutes
of 194$, relating to fireproofing of tents and awnings, and Chapter 728, Statutes of
1945, relating to inflammable fabrics.

1 1 . To consider and act upon legislation authorizing the use of pubHc per-
sonnel, property, and funds tor cities, counties, cities and counties, and public districts
lo meet emergencies causeil by or incident to the reconversion from a war-time to a
peace-time economy.

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12. To consider and act upon IcgislatidTt to extend the effective period of
Chapter 581 ..f the Statutes of 1943, as amended, relating to the determination of the
population of cities and cities and counties.

13. To consider and act upon legislation to provide for a medical school and
center at the University of California at Los Angeles.

14. To consider and act upon legislation to provide for the prevention and
elimination ol practices of discrimination in employment and otherwise against persons
because of race, creed, color, national origin or ancestry.

1 5. To consider and act upon legislation to make an additional appropriation
for the support of the Department of Motor Vehicles to provide for increased services
by the California Highway Patrol and the Division of Registration.

16. To consider and act upon legislation to make an additional appropriation
to tJie Department of Public Health for the purpose of mosquito abatement work.

17. To consider .ind act upon legislation to increase the limitation imposed
upon assessments of Mosquito Abatement Districts.

1 8 . To consider and act upon legislation to make the provisions of the District
Investigation Act of 1933 inapplicable to Mosquito Abatement Districts.

19. To consider and act upon legislation to provide for sickness and disabUiiy
payments to unemployed persons.

20. To consider and act upon legislation to make an appropriation to school
districts in distress as a result of war-created conditions.

21. To consider and act upon legislation to make permanent the temporary
weekly payments provided by Section 4460 of the Labor Code.

22. To consider and act upon legislation relating to amending Section 1 3204 1
of the Education Code to provide for the reinstatement of employees of school districts
after service with the American Red Cross.

23. To consider and act upon legislation relating to the taking over by the
State of the functions and services of the United States Employment Service.

24. To consider and act upon a constitutional amendment, amending Section
14 of Article I of the State Constitution, broadening the authority of the State and
other public agencies to obtain immediate possession of property being condemned
for public use by the State and such agencies.

25. To consider and act upon legislation authorizing the State Compensation
Insurance Fund to acquire and own real property for branch offices.

2G. To consider and act upon legisi.ition to repeal Section 38g of the Alcoholic
Beverage Control Act, relating to the authority of the State Board of EquaHzation to
regulate by rule the wholesale marketing and distribution of beer.

27. To consider and act upon legislation to amend Section 634 of the Welfare
and Institutions Code, relating to the appointment and tenure of probation officers.

28. To consider and act upon legislation to amend Section 17704 of the Health
and Safety Code, relating to paint stores in apartment house or hotel buildings.

29. To consider .uul ici upon legislation authorizing the State to make pay-
ments to counties for services rendered in inspecting agencies for the care of the aged
and for child care and home finding.

30. To consider and act upon legislation to repeal Chapter 771 of the Statutes
ol 1943, tlie Minors Emergency War Employment Act.

31. To consider and act upon legislation to repeal Chapter 14 of the Statutes
of 1943, the War Production Act. relating to employment and working conditions of
female employees essential to the war effort.

32. To consider and act upon legislation to make an additional appropriation
for support of the State Personnel Hoard to cover the increased cost of administration
caused by the termination of duration appointments.

33. To consider and act upon legislation to make an additional appropriation
for the support of the Department of Justice to be expended in the protection of the
title of the State of California in tide and submerged lands.

34. To consider and act upon legislation to make appropriations to the Depart-
ment of Mental Hygiene to provide for additional out-patient clinics and to provide
for the establishment and maintenance of a new temporary State hospital.

3 5. To consider and act upon legislation increasing the amount authorized to
be paid by the Department of Mental Hygiene for the support of mental patients in
boarding homes.

36. To consider and act upon legislation authorizing Municipal Utility Dis-
tricts to lend funds to other districts.

37. To consider and act upon legislation amending Section 9102 of the Gov-
ernment Code to delete provisions which fix the salaries of legislative secretaries in the
legislative offices in Alameda, Los Angeles, and San Francisco counties.

38. To consider and act upon legislation to make an additional appropriation
from the Fish and Game Preservation Fund for the support of the Division of Fish and
Game for construction, improvements and equipment.

39. To consider and act upon legislation to repeal Chapter 873 of the Statutes
of 1929 and to authorize the Governor to contract upon behalf of the State with
private persons for the prosecution, collection and recovery of claims of the State
against the United States for disbursements made by the State in aid of the general
government during the Civil, Spanish, Indian and other wars.

40. To consider and act upon legislation extending the present temporary
authority of the Department of Public Works to perform work for or on behalf of
the United States.

41. To consider and act upon legislation to esublish an agency for the pro-
motion, encouragement and regulation of aviation in California.

42. To consider and act upon legislation to make an additional appropriation
for the support of the Department of Industrial Relations for the administration of
mediation services under Section 65 of the Labor Code.

43. To consider and act upon an amendment to the Constitution to enable
the State to stimuhue and encourage the reconversion and establishment of small
businesses.

44. To consider and act upon legislation to facilitate, insure and integrate
research relative to the production, sale, and consumption of agricultural products
of California. L-.^"*''^

45. To consider and act upon legislation to extend the time wiUiin which regis-
tration without examination shall be granted to owners or managers of clothes cleaning
establishments, cleaning and dyeing shops, or spotting, sponging or pressing estab-
lishments pursu.u.t to Section 95 5 2 of the Business and Professions Code.

46. To (onsider and act upon legislation to increase the registration fees of
osteopathic physicians.

Jifferen. ,ypc „( di„ric,.. "■hi" one dmrict th. authority gr,nt«l to

rcforo.,„i„,. "^ Depmmem ol N.,o„| R,^,.„ ,„, ^ ^

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"i-^-' -" *' tw«nty-riV() yeur?, thousanils

' !\j "li ■ i:' jiHvtj j-ecelvei vtiluable trainl.ii£

■ileiiohlij throui^h pai'ticl paling in the activities of
niiui" OhHiiit.'ij'n nT Conraarce in the.!r co:T,:ium 1 ties.

'7:\r.'} \: . : ■ ' I'liaitei to ;.,aiiy / ji' tii-v.hx 1.^ ^-.. .^.i.t.M
n I - [HRke l:ife oetter snd happier for

nod in ntunEjara hy the ratuin of
the rjtato to civilian life, the
!»!'« preparing to e^o ahead v. ith

■ '• projects.

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\:jtce of liie twonty-'if til an' . lv;-i i,i,i-y of
; or^anl/. i.tion, i .;: .im-eby deslt-nate the week^
ro ,T-,;;-: ";• Plat aa JliiUOH OllLujlOi Of CO:.J.iJlCE
■ , ; ond to the -people a recojinition

IN WITN'ES:i '.VHE; EOF, I have
hor'eijinto set my hand
- ' caused tlie ^reat
^w^l of the r.tate of
:«lifcMnla to Oe affixed
this ^ th day of January,
i\. D., One Thouasnd Nine
Hundred and Forty-six.

Govei'noi' of California

necrotaiy awStat«
Deputy / /

3!xenitit)t Bcpartmcnt

3tJtt of (California

iproclamation

It Um r'<]a! rS fte S-rtrtety ol
of the !il»tt of Cilitomis

JAN 2 5 1943

FRANK f/i. J01iDAN,S*:reUry ofCi.

■Wl II Rl AS. ilu- I c,:isl.,u,r. .,1 ,l,o S(.,tc of C,,l,f..rnl., convcu-d on j.Mu.ary 7, I94«, in extraordinary
vs^u.n pu,..,..n. ... „n I'i.k l.>„,,„„.n .l.,ud |.,„„.„, 2. I')46. .ind I, now i„ ^.Jn- .nd

«H1RI.AS, on .u.ooni of ivnaordin.,,) orc.Mons which have .irlscn and now exist, it is deemed
cks.,..Wc and n.xcss.„y t.. suhm,, ..dd.i, d suhiect. to the l.e^.sLuore for consider-uion; now, therefore.

I,w h. '.hv^'^' ""V^'^T^- ]•""■''""• "f, ;'•'■, ■>•■•"■ "' Cd.forni... l-y v.r.uc of the power vested in me bv
I..W hcreb> ..mend .,nd suppl.nun, „,v Pros l.>m... ion d.,ted January 2, 1946, by adding the /ollowinR
.uld, ton.,! pfr,v,ses , .ere.o, .,nd therein perm.ttln,; the I e^lsLtture to le^isLtte upon the foltwin. .ubiects
... Jdd.non to the subiects speeded in the on^in.il l>rosl..m:.tion. to-wit:

'4^ To eons.der and act upon dUations of funds from appropriations available to the LeRlslature
o, e.tlier house thereof to ev.st.n^ In.c.n, Com.nlttees created at any session of the l-iftv-sixth Legislature.
..nd to appropriate such m..nev as m.,\ In- nes>^sar^ therefor.

M. To consider and act u,H.n Uk.sL.i.oi. .elai.,,,; to the acquisition of land in this State by the
I'liiieu States of .\mcnca. '

'*■'''; ^"''-"li-'- -'nd act upon le,;,s|jiion ... amend Sections «96J, 6974 and 6994 of the PubUc
Isesmoces Code relating to .I.e lenessal of leases n, ,de In the State for taking minerals from the waters
ot streams or lakes or lands within the original meander lines thereof.

«7. To conside, a.ul ac. upon 1. ,i-.li.ion to make ( hapter 10, Part I, Olvision 4, of the Labor Code
applicable to volunteer workers under the California Disaster Act.

5K. To consider and act upon leKislai...ii to ,xrmlt paumnt of increased disability indemnities in
ssorknu'iis compeiisauon cases.

t9. To consider and act U|son legislation to .egulate the speed of motor vehicles.

«0 To consider and act upon legislation to provide an additional judge of the Superior Court in
ansl for the County of Ventura.

61. To consider and act upon legislation to provide that schiK.I districts which through error in
hxing the tas rate has_e Inconje .nel.gible for the equall/atlon aid provided by Chapter I 3.5, Division ), of
the Kducation Code, shall Ih^ eligible for such aid and to provide for assistance to such districts.

*:. To consider and act upon legislation relating to the location of the Medical Facility of the
Department of Corrections. '

«J. To consid.r and .ict up.m legislation relating to the recordation of crop and personal property
mortg,iges anil the satisfaction or discharge of mortgages. r i~ j

X , f ?oJ" "l""'''"' '"V'' "^? ''•.«;;•'■>'"•" ■>• ^"""'l Section 44 of the County Employees Retirement
Act of 193 , relating to the period within which an elective officer must f5le a declaration to become a
memlxr ol a county retiiement association.

65 To consider and act upon legislation providing for the reorganization of the State agencii-s
concerned with vettTans and veterans alTaos md providing for the incorpor.ition of the State Athletic
( oinmission within the Department of Professional and Vocational Standards.

66. To conside. and act upon legislanon to provide for participation by the State of C:alifornia
in the celebration to be held at Sonoma on June 14. 1946, commemorating the centennial of the raising of
the Hear I lag of the California Republic. °

67. To consider and .ict up.m legislation to provide for participation bv the State of California in
t le ceW>rat.on to be- held ... Monterey on julv 7. 1946. In commemoration of the centennial of the ralsine
ol ihe All...., Ill I LiK .11 Moiiliiev In C oimi.odoie Sloat. '^

C I 1 "" ^h' T'l^'" '*"">'.' u". '""","■" ^' "'' '■■■"'' ""^ ""^^'' "-• ^^"' S<--' "f «•« State of
C.alilornia to be athxed this t\\enty-r.fth da) ot January, 1946.

M/,\/:

lioi.fnor ol Ibi Mil, of Ctlilornit

(u2

■trIjfyJsit

StcrrlJfy ti SMt

^

f

^xcfutiDc I?>cpartnicnt

^r.itf of (r.iliforiii.i

P R

T.

M.aut, Hti ve I'aco our postwar :>rabloi,i!?, that ve
o ijreat factors which Igd to the recent nillUrrv
i" /':,' ^fC'-'''^^'^^sh tMn victory pei ):ac in amy land.

Jff!^!?, ^^^"'^ ''^' '•■''^^y *""'' te^iwork. There vas .... i^^m

f't.inction rniione reason oi xiace, color or creed dur-

.cvr. mrr.t v. V; •, : . There Is eiqual need for the some

ty and teamwork as we confront

.- 1 ■.

xj stec!

• ! >nuy need the aairee kind of teamwork today
wei-o achievine oujr cutstajidinc war record-
•oi.xc throuch the furtherance of the rel3 clous
Mrier:!tfmdine, frlendllneps and cooperation. No-
^dny Is the need (itpeater, for l;ere in our
f ](■.!• Inc.' 700, OOQj veterans of the war re-
ii life. I Added to this, we face
momy whjlch caji absorb success-
.';ie to CripLifornla to assist in

.;nlty

reasons I conuacnd to all; of our citizens the ob-
i.-.erhood Week and do hereby proclaim February 17
RKOTHERIIOOD WEEK in California. During this
that in all the conir.iijnl tl es of the State
■i will be created to give eciphaalg to the ^reat

Ties r— V. ;..> BrotherJ.ibod Veek is annually
' ^'f^ I'once of Christians and Jews.

^.. ;.u.. racrlf..ce i v-r jnust be made to write these
-les aiure deei'ly Into the hearts of all if we are to
a type oi perraan. . n^ce which b:f-lngs freedom of oppor-

TN VJ'vm-^i, '..,,^j.^.:r, I have
! ei'eunt(j set ray hand
and caused t!.e Great
Seal of the State of
Cal ifMrnia to be af-
fixed th.is^th day of
February, TTD. , One
Thousand lUne Hundred
.a<p Porty-slx.

-<21^

Qrovernor of California

ATTEST:

KH-Mtcrt

^^su^

ate

^xcrutiDc Bcpartmcnt

!s>m{ of Cjlirornia

proclamation

Wm. RIAS, the Legislature of the State of California convened on January 7, 1946,
m ivtr^ioriliniry session pursuant to my Proclamation dated January 2, 1946, and is now
in session; and

W'HI RI AS, on account of extraordinary occasions which have arisen and now exist,
It IS deemed desirable .\ni\ necessary (o submit additional subjects to the Legislature for
consideration; now, ilieiefore.

I, EARL WARRLN, Governor of the State of California, by virtue of the power
vested in me by law, hereby amend and supplement my Proclamation dated January 2,
1946. by adding the following ailditional purposes thereto, and thereby permitting the
Legislature to legislate upon the following subjects, in addition to the subjects specified
in the original Proclamation and in the amendatory and supplemental Proclamation dated
January 2<, 1946:

68. To consider and act u|wn legislation to make the provisions of law applicable
to commercial fishing in Fish and CJame District 12B also applicable to such fishing in
portions of lish and Canu- Oisiriil 12 in San Pablo Ray and Carquinez Straits.

69. To consider and act upon legislation relative to the options to make contributions
to the State Lmployees' Retirement System granted to patrol members and warden
members of the system by Sections 20602, 20602.1 . 20602.5, and 20602.6 of the Govern-
ment Code, and to extend the period for the exercise of those options.

70. To consider and act upon legislation relative to retirement allowances payable
by the State F.mployees' Retirement System in ca.ses of retirement for disability.

IN Wrr NLSS W LILREOF, 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal
of the State of California to be atfi\ed this twelfth day of February, 1946.

(Sisnti)

(Mtnnot of ttr %ttle of CJifornit

At lei I:

<t'

f

3:xffUtiVic Bcpartincnt

:^t.itc or £.iliforiiui

PROCLAMATION

Mllllona of people throughout our land will be called
upon during the month of March to help Insure the continuance
of programs vhich contribute to the strength and well-being of
the men and women who won victory for America in the war. Ttie'
sliootlng part of the war jn over, but individual responsibility
on the home front continues. First comes the obligation of
helping the wounded and the broken back to health and useful
living. Second comes the need for maintaining the morale of the
men in our armed forces still on duty in foreign lands.

In one great humanitarian organization, the American
Red Cross, opportunity exists for all of us to have a part in
these progreuna. The American Red Cross daily renders service
to thousands of our boy? In military hospitals and to hundreds
of thousands of boys who are still overseas in the armed forces.
It daily extends assistance to tlie victims of aggression in many
lands and stands ever ready on our home front to assist in
emergencies whIcVi arise out of floods, fires or other catas-
trophe.

It is with these thoughts in mind that I call the
attention of all California citizens to the annual Red Cross
fund raising campaign and do hereby designate the month of
March, 19't6 to be AMERICAN RED CROSS FUr«) RAISING CAMPAIGN MONTH
in California. I do so in the belief that Californians want to
share responsibility for Red Cross programs and with confidence
that tliey will be generous in their response.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, T have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this ^^*^day
of February, A. D. ,
One Tliousand Nine
Hundred and Forty-six.

Gjvernor of California
ATTEST :

d

Secretary of>Mate

^KfutiDc department

^Mtf ofealiforiijj

tr

PROCLAMAT /■£

due ii ?,.. f ■ r°'P^''^*y °^ ^^« f^«°Pl« °f Callfornlu

mount inr'' "'"^""'^^ *^^ "^^^ 'natural wealth resident in her ^
mountains, valleys, and tho »aters of her rivers and adlln-nh .
ocean. l^.pacially evident during, this rirft post-war yiar Is J

a rrcullCr.f ■'''i'?'"''^ ''^'^ '^^'^'^^ ^^^^"^ condition, on our fine I

off^- ^f ° J-' ''"'^ "^"""^^ ''^"^"'^ ^i*"^^*^ products, our vast i.

reorrtlonal'rL' 1?;%' '''''' -^'^^^^'^^ *«ter resources ^nd the I'

recreational Jacilltles on oui- mountain and seaside playgrounds. !

'-.' nonfn!t?o^ resource, undur the manifold demands of an Increasi

tive that we compensate I'or theso ravages of war within n^^^L ,
i-'ortunataly, the ;jeople of the State are awakening, to i-h.4« i

Callfnin^i'o*^ <" thought in mind I, Karl 'Aarren, Governor of f

IN WITNESS '.WEREOP, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Groat Seal of
the State of California.^
to be affixed this ^P^
day of^^;^,^:i,^^^_,_^ , A.D.,"
One Thousand N I ftb Hundred
and Forty-Six,

Governor of California

ATTEST* ' -^

- ■' > V ^

SecretarjC^of State

ixccutiuc department

^tJtt of Colifornij

PROCLAMATION

For the first time in five years Army Day comes at a
time vhen our Nation Is at peace. Our Army has participated in
a great victory for freedom and decency. Many of the millions
who swelled the ranks of the Army for the duration of the war
have returned to the pursuits of civilian life. Observance of
Army Day this year will therefore not only honor the peacetime
Army now being built but the millions of veterans of World War
I and World War II now living as civilians in our communities.

The day is one which we should dedicate particularly
to remembrance of the sacrifices of those who fell on foreign
soil and those who lie in our hospitals. They have enriched
the traditions of American patriotism and loyalty. Their ex-
ample shines as an inspiration to all their countrymen.

In harmony with action by our national government,
I, Earl Warren, Governor of California, do hereby proclaim
Saturday, April 6, 19*^6, to be ARMY DAY in California. In so
doing I call upon all our people to join in public recognition
of the accomplishments of our Army; to honor the veterans of
World War I and World War II; and to pay tribute to those
young men and women who have chosen peacetime military service
in our Army as a career. Let there be flags displayed at our
homes and places of business and a rededlcation to the great
principles which our Army has so successfully defended.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
herevmto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this Jif day
of 'Hf^f/. A. D.", One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-six.

xed this ^f

ousand Nine Huj
d Forty-six.

Governor of California

ATTEST !

(U^

Secretary of.

ite

yS^^^e^^^;:^

ixcnititic Bcpartment

5tate of California

PROCLAMATION

History teaches, and the recent war has doraons trated
for a new generation, that freedom cannot long exist without
popular understanding and appreciation of its meaning and of
its opportunitLes,

Durliig the years juat aliead we will need more than
ever before the humanizing influences and understanding wlilch
aro the natural outgrowth of a liberal education. It will be
much more tlxan just an ordinary duty for communities to pro-
vide good 3chools for children. Tlie background of training
which they receive will be the force which not only safeguards
democracy but wYiich provides leadership for world advancement.

California's treiaondous increase in population, the
educational needs of hundreds of thousands of veterans and our
changing economy have all contributed to the need for a re-
evalxiation of public school programs in our State. It is more
urgent today than ever before that public awareness of the im-
portance of our public scliool system be raaintalned at a higlier
level.

Vith this thought in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim the period from April 3 to
April 13, 19^*6 to be PUBLIC SCHOOLS WEEK in California, and I
urge upon all parents and adults the joining in programs
through whicl) they may more thoroughly acquaint t}iemselves
with the educational services, facilities and needs of our
State. * A A A

'^*^^^ \".1>-^M^ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great

Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this ^V^day
of April, A.D., One
Thousand Nine H\indred
and Forty-six.

Governor of California
ATTEST :

Secretary^f State

t».p*My SaoKtty oy»j||

f xccutlDc Bcpartmcnt

St.itc or (£alirornij

PROCLAMATION

month or A?^ir,\''^v'^°'^T°^? ^^ presidential proclamation, the I
month of April has been designated as Cancer Control Month!

un>n«n «„^ Cancer is rated as the greatest killer of American
women and the second greatest cause of death among America^
Toli .r^^^iit American Cancer Society contends tlilt this Snual '
toll of lives can be reduced from 30 to 50 per cent throui^h
education of the public to recognize concerns d^erslSs
and to seek Immediate diagnosis and treatment. signals

i« -h^ During the month of April the American Cancer Society
is to conduct a nation-wide campaign to increase awareness of
general precautions which should be followed in the flJSt
against this greatest destroyer of American lives?

4.^. ^®lievlng It important that every step possible ba

JS^L^S""""^^ ^i'^''^ *l'^ ^"^^ *^°11 °f this dreaded dlsiase
can be decreased, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California do

MSS^r?he^3?ate'orf?if T^^' l^"^ *° ^« CANCER CONTROL
MUftiH in the State of California, and do hereby urce all r^t1

zens of the State to give asslst^ce to the progrll of the

^'l^'^^^n'^^"^'' ^^'^^^ ^"^ ^"^ ^" t^« eduSatlo^l campaign
to lessen cancer's annual toll. — ^yaxjin

IN VOiTNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this ^*^day of
April, A.D./TJne
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-six.

Governor of California

ATTEST:

^^^-^n %,*.aif /iAy^i

a

SecretaryWf State

/

^icfutitir department

^tatc ofeaiiforiijj

P ft 0 C L

£!UCLAWATI0N

or Central a„a Sou'th'liLTcr"""-' ^» "- ^vlnt," rJJubSc""

thought In »lnd Sri Jf?, ™?"« "'"ons 2d lJ\^'i? .?"•»«'•

South A,.o;ici! '^°'""*= "' ^"o "l^^'^epuMlS'ofcsntJIl"""-

do hereby proclaL^April'i w^ barren. Governor of p«i.^
international Sffn^w *^^'^ ^^^^ they Jli? h^'^fP^^^^^^d for

«id caused the Great
;^eal of the State or
California to be a?

Governor of California i

Secreta^of state

^xcrutioc Bcpartnitnt

^Mtr of Californij

PROCLAMATION

Believing that every American, regardless of
political affiliation or conviction, has a duty as well as the
right to vote, I hereby urge immediate participation by Cali-
fornia citizens In a campaign to increase registration for the
State primary election to be held June 4th.

California is now the third state in population in
the United States, but its registration does not yet properly
reflect ita recent growth. Thousands of California residents
have so far failed to place themselves in a position to partici-
pate in the determination of the postwar policies of our State.
The right to vote one's own conviction Is a principle of
democracy for which millions of young Americans recently offered
their lives. Tlirough military victory they preserved this riglit
for all and made it more than ever a patriotic duty to be ful- I
filled by every citizen. !

For these reasons I urge the launching of campaigns I
in every community in California to increase registration for (
our coming election. To encourage such activity, I, Earl Warrenj
Governor of Ciillfornla, do hereby proclaim each day of the week
beginning Monday, April I5 and ending April 20 to be REGISTRATICN
DA13 in California, and express the hope that April 25, the last
aay on which to register for the Jvme state primary election
will find our total registration reflecting more completely the
willingness of all our citizens, new and old, to narticipate In
the determination of our State policies.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this /to"^ Day
of April, A. D. One
Ttiousand Nine Hundred
and Forty- six.

Governor of California

Attest:

at

0

*«^*-iWt' ^f"^'- , J

</

Secretary of State

/

^xcfutitjc Bcpartment

Starr of daliforiiu

PROCLAMATION

a time wheJ there Is special n.«H ^''''^^^'<'°^^^ this year at

a Divine Inspiration wMch las outML^^i?^^^ '^^^ *^«^« '^
destruction. outlived all wars and man-made

Holy Week will be observed for fVin ri^o*- *•«
by a world at neaca Tt «ni vl C . first time In years

men and women, ??red oJ warWme e^n!!r^^ ""^""^"e ^ P«^i°d when
only the consSlaUon ?o be deJtveS'^^jJr'!'' T^' "^^'^ "°*
suffering of the cruclfiPri 0^^;!^ v r^^.^™^'"^^^^® °^ the
comes from His eternal teaches A^ ^^^ Inspiration which
moral standards with the Jesu?t?;. ^^^^''^''v ^""^"S letdowns in
that such departures fr!m hlS^?fnH^^ v^^" '"^^•'^ return.,
and corrected. Thls^ nlZ Is^pres^Sf ln'c«n?oin?«^ recognized

T/nVn'itl; wKf Jh\^^??sneiri^^^ ¥ -'--" -'^-^s^-

resfeot the Wsl,,; or 111 .I^^LS '^^"T".""''''''*""" »>"• state I'
selles fro., thelraull^^foTirjS.SJe'jJ'S^.eV"!??"" ''"°-

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this //J^dBiY
of April, aTTT, One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-six.

•»«*;V

^S»v-' -.

,^'^ Governor of California
•"■'^ ATTEST:

Secretarj^oF State

//

i:XCfUtl\)C ©CPtirtniCIlt sweet potato VfEEVIL KXTERIOR QUAIiANTINE
:c»t.ltC Of ejlirorilia (quarantine Proclamation 9)

Notice of Q,uarnntine: It having been determined by the Director
of Agriculture that a dangerous pest known as the sweet potato
weevil new to or not heretofore generally distributed in this
state exists as hereinafter described, I hereby establish a
quaj-antine at thf boundaries of the State of California in ac-
cordance with Section 106 of the Agricultural Code of the State
of California hereinafter setting forth the name of the pest
against which the quarantine is established, the area under quar-
antine, the commodities covered, and the restrictions governing
the entry of such commodities into this state. >

(Reference: Title 3, California Administrative Code, Chapter U,
Subchapter 3, Group U, Plant Quarantine)

Section 32?? C.A.C. is hereby revised to read as follows: i

3257, Sweet Potato Weevil Exterior (Quarantine
(i^uarantine Proclamation 9)

A quarantine is established effective
against the following pest, its hosts, and possible carriers:

(a) Pest, Sweet potato weevil (Cylas formioerius. Fab.).

(b) Area Under Quarantine. All states, districts and

,^ , tenitorles of the U.S. except the State of Arizona.
(b-1) Infested Area, '

ALABAMA: Counties of Baldwin, Mobile, and Washington,

FLORIDA: Entire State except the counties of Bay, Cal-
houn, Escambia, Franklin, Gadsden, Gulf, Hamilton, I
Holmes, Jackson, Jefferson, Leon, Madison, Okaloosa,
Santa Hosa, Wakulla, Walton, and Washington.

GEORGIA: Counties of Brooks, Camden, Chatham, Col-
quitt, Grady, Glynn, Mcintosh, Thomas, Tift, and Worth.

LOUISIANA: Parishes of Acadia, Allen, Ascension, As-
sumption, Avoyelles, Beauregard, Calcasieu, Cameron,
De Soto, East Baton Rouge, East Feliciana, Evangeline,!
Iberia, Iberville, Jefferson, Jefferson Davis, Lafay- j
ette, Lafourche, Livingston, Orleans, Plaquemines,
Point Coupee, Rapides, Sabine, Saint Bernard, Saint
Charles, Saint Helena, Saint James, Saint John the
Baptist, Saint Landry, Saint Martin, Saint Mary, Saint
Tammany, Tangipahoa, Terrebonne, Vermillion, Vernon,
Washington, West Baton Rouge, and Viest Feliciana.

MSSISSIPPI: Counties of Greene, Hancock, Harrison,
Jackson, and Walthall.

TEXAS: Counties of Angelina, Aremsas, Atascosa,
Austin, Bandera, Bastrop, Bee, Bell, Bexar,
Blanco, Bosque, Brazoria, Brazos, Brooks, Burleson,

^xccutiuc Bfpartincnt

3tatc of (Loliforiiij

Pe

, Colorado, . , Cone

lA, Ctilhoun, Cameron,

■hb, Coryv?r "

doch.-

> . . .

ton, '.(

■^.Jr^f'-^'^. ^ , Conch^, Cory.-n, Crane,

e.ntt, Diramit, Duval, || Mwards, Fayette. Fort
a-jlve-BLon, GUlespiel^ Goliad, L^on?.Hles,
ialupe, Hamilton, Harbin, Harris, H&ys,
, .nil, IrJon, JaoKEion, Jsisper, Jeff Devie , Jff-
Jim Ho^V, Jim Jolls, Tarftes, KendHll, ilenedy,
Mbie, a iiijifjy, ivleborci, Lumpasas, La St.lle,
, i.ee, Liberty, Limeston, live Oak, Llano, Lo-
u, lacLennan, Kciiullen, liashi, :.iatat;ordn, Imver-
^'i\iv^, llenurd, I'llum, MilU, Mont.'oiaery, N.icog-
t.on, IJueces, Orentje, :^eco3, Polk, Preeidio,
I, .U.'tnc.io, Sabine, San An-.'uatine, San
!i Patricio, ^an St-ba, ibcWf-ichor, Shelby.
.tton, Tervh-U, Travis, iTrinity, Tyler, Uoton.
, j/al Verde, Victorip, V/alfeer, i/aller, Washihg-
ebb, .. ha rton, Willacy, Viilljiamson, Wilson. Za-
nd /,.av>i]n. ■ '

,_ . \

■i -r-.'.;:

^jj •■jrtMi^- of the Jtntep, Dis-

nd Territovies of the United Etptes'under

*. Uescribed in (b-1) above as "Infested

.- rj<r.-:

, vjm.o '.M-.r ^in^-J:^ draws, ana sliiins and sweet t)Ot^to

-Chl^r'O yaiay (IroiioeM batatp:^;, " ••■!• - .-iorv

po-

- I'OTaoen and Convo] vulu.^ shp. ) .

''■^ ——' S~^ -.11 ConaaoditlQiB SxceTit Tubers Prc-

rFoifi Ir' f a K i edTIruaT All conuiioditlss covered i n

TFT

''?"'" Qxcent tui>'rG trmited -ind shic)»ed in accord-
-i^^}} r;'"-';J:'--P-'' (■^'; Lh:1ow. ere hereby nrohl hn'f..^.^ !
'•' ■■ ' ■ ''•■■i-niu if ^rown, moked, or stored .vlth-
rom the said Infesjted area described in I

. ' —_:,-'- — "t.-''Lo 'x'..b-:i-- iJrov/n. Peic-:efl. or ;-tcr-3d ..ith- ■
- -.- -.- - JLC-L±llJl£o:'iJ:ii.f::iated ;.rea >l.(!]ii ittn.-V if 'Jreat'^rTt ':
'^;-w;,-J.-. '-t potato tubers ^ro\i.%i, i>uu;cea, or Ktored ,',

•' /u' ^ -^PP^d i'roin the said ijjftsted area described''

in (b-l) auov« shall be admitted into California only
■•-vi.-iFd c;r;fi i-...jv., r,,.,:n fmnigeted:|{ut owner's risk) in i

ohnmber{*) iby en at)proved method,'
•d'^nce with paragraphs (4) and {U) '
i ffom nost4tre.".tment infesta-

:lfT sh^-^ 1 bv

Ji rector.

3JKCutit)c department

State of ealifornia

(Contd.)

Page 3

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].1. Coiruiiod i t i > s
.■ r Certi 'Tcvite

from I-, oil i ti f e 3 1 e d >^»' '-^
aiy C'liil al

itiee covered in (c) thove, if srown, packed,
stoi-Bd (if stored) \.ithin und eliiipped from the
infested are*, as described in (b-2) above, and
sariie huve not at any time bften within the infe
as described in (b-l) I'bove, will be admitted
California; further provided sarrei are official
tifieS in accordance .v5th pfragraiphs (4)

below,
out certi

end (
excer)t thct morning -yjories are admissl

;.dinis- j
1 conunod-
and I

said nonf
providedli
sted area'
into I

ly cer-
A) (B)
ble with-

'icute frov! the noninfeste'-i area.

( L ) Treatment and

Orijj_in

C ertlf iotej^,
be

Each lot
accompanied

.i-aent of restricted products must
ertificate issued by the ai!|thoriz,ed agrioulturel |
•tion official of the origini State, Territory, or '
1,/l; i.iict, setting forth the name ijend address of the ^
L^Mpper, number and kind of contaiiners in shipment or
lot, manner of shipment, and '^t Initials and number if
shipped by rail; >^iso

I.

. ]
ji n

Jrow

ii-

or

liinped fro;.i Iiifi stnd

Packed, or Stored ;
Tlro^u The certifi-1

The
tubers

,^..t.:. .-ov.frint; any lot or shiproent uf tubers grown,

, r stored within or shipped from the in-
r.iija irea as described in (ti-l) above, shall af-
firii. that all tubers in said tot or shipment were |
fumiKated iim^.ediatf ly prior tcj shipment under the !
personal sunervision of the certifying? officer for .
a period of' four hours usin^: ftot less than 3i: poundsj;
of nethyl bromide per 1,000 c^bic feet of sr>ace at i
a temperuture of 70° F. or above or such other al-
ternate treatment as the Dlre(jtor may approve after
the effective date of this rejj;ulation and setting
forth the nnne of owner or operator of the fumii^a-
tion chairiher used and the dat^ of treatment.

end A'Oreii within

subp:. :

,;,"■■ I.', i. i,i V
• which
;,,■(.•„ i. in ciiid noni
3e::uently hendled
pocked or stored i
utins wl thin the i
shall affirm that
companied thereby
stored (if stored)

d Pr(|>dupt3 Urown. Paclrqd,

TTna shipped I frog the Iioiilnfested
"■'te shall be iseued under this

, and untill the certifying:; officer
oly determined that the restricted

certification is r»'iuested were
nfested area and hr.ve not been sub-
within the infested area nor
n conjunction vdth tubers origin-
nfested are6». The certificate
all such rettricted products ac-
hsve been gj'own and packed (fjid

) within thi^ noninfested area as

: ' . -f Calif rr'- .

3:jcfutit)c Bepartmcnt

^tatc of Cilifornia

ntd. )

Paeje 4

(If the or- d subsequent henclllna' of re-

ftrictpuui- _:.... c;.;-j^,ct be dbtennined, st.me
must be treated -nd nertlfiedi in accordance

vitt, o„f,— r. .:■:•• :; (_) above.)!

-. jy ^-' '^' i-tlflcate to be I.I^iled. a copy of
I lofite xv-suec i:. accoi'df.nc© vat!; tlis orc-
■-'", di.ull also be mailed to the DiPHCtor of iurl.
. ■ urc, rcrr:'f::rtr, Co 1 i f ornia ,; at tine of shipi^nt.
^- ' ^ Tcn; 'J-: to 3156 Inclusive)

a

United Stnt

-■•T, J Oi'.

^4^VVi' ■'-1^ deputiei^ of the Director and

■ + ii.. r-t .,.,,p Q^g ero|)owcr'r' *- , rry out
'e.julHtiops.

•ry
'«';:uj.ni,ioi3S.

-■'^'' ''M'i.eutv jxH,.i^t..d. Ifedeml ©xperimentpl
*.;.t(> by or iut.tije re-^aept of the
^' Aijricultiire, aire exempt fror^ vn the

• u'lor ,unrfintine Hegujiations.

-'O'iuncu J

-.OV'-- 1-

:>: i'urt;.
■ f. ' on n o\y

■ub.JHct to Otr,.:r kg.Te.s und I<epu-
• "'ovecitnt v'iithiii tbe btate of '^
.-red by e ^ujtrnntine Regulation

provisions lof any other rule or
■■•' in.- y heref^fitf^r be ntublished.

.__ ^ i^y ^iixterior: .uiy and

i,';-.'^^ ''" ^^'^'i '^-it.iefa covftrea by any Kxterior
.c;ul:;tion arriving in the Stetei of California in vl-
• not in coLiplitince with the rejstrlctious thereof,
•tely destroyed unless no detriment can be caused
in th3 P, stnt« by the shipiiient. nf -^uch oorinodities
'e withiTi the ST^ecifled time Units at the ontion

-r ;:-ubj»;Ct
in force

It. ion

;.,T)mntK of ootiunoditlr-p 'loverp.'i },^- ■,n:- "'■ .••.-+^v,p

^xccutivic Bcpartnicnt

;£»tatc of dalifornin
Section 3257 C.A.C. (Contd.)

Page 5

Regulation must be held and not delivered to consifenee or agent
until inspected and passed by the Director, his deputy, or by a
State plant qutirantine officer.

This proclamation supersedes Quarantine Proclamation No. 9
(Revised) issued June 1, 1943, and also Amendment No. 1 thereto
issued May 8, 1945; «nd being an emergency regulation shall taKe
effect immediately.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here-
unto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this

yf^ day of '^ji*^*--^
one thousand nlfne hundr
forty-siX|

hundred and

* * ■ C * ~ y

(Jovernor of California

ATTEST:

^ A

sL

Secretary of Slreta

*-«*,

^tX

PROCLAMATION

^xcnitivic Btpartnicnr

5tJtc or California

Tovin^''iif'''T''' "^y- '"^^^^^e on May 30 its first Memorial Day fol-
loving the clu3o of another long and terrible war. Tlie people

-^J 11 I^M 7^ ^^^'i"' *"* ^^° '^"^^ °^ '■'^'"^y ^1^««' Jielped preserve
'^^.w ^ ^^^l'*'' "^^ opportunities of our .^rierlcLi way of life
un this day we honor our dead. -lj-xw.

the

..r ..,!.ve emerged from tl.Jr. ,.:reat war dedicated not only to
:.l';;\^"i'^^^ K^ '"Tt\"" f""^ oquallty {guaranteed under our own con-
otltutlon but with a larger obUgatlon to fulfill. Ve are now
callea upon to live In accordance with the principles of the
.nUed r.ations -. principles which call for mutual respect amontf
rSli"lon ' regardless of the^r race or their ^

Vo hero Ir. America, and liere in Cnllfornla In articular
have had a paji^t in elevating these great prlnclnles to tM s lAter-
n.-Ltj.o!ial level. Having done so ve, and all who" live In free
Araevlca must share in a double responsibility. Ve must live our
uaily lives in a uanner which reflects our sincere belief In t>.ese
principles al^d we rauat do our part toward having our Nation re-
elect this boli-f In all its dealings with other nations.

, No worse calamity could befall our state or Nation durinc

til:- -■ year of our postwar period than a recurrence of the
vav- ^ ,;otry tliat followed Vorld War I. Nothing could be more
: arinlul and rob us more quickly of the fruits of our recent
Victory than to have a revival, either in faot or in spirit of
.'-uch organi'^atlons as the Ku Klux Klan. U|jless wo can'live'at
:-eace and in harmony with our neighbors tl>e sacrifices made bv '
:,lllion£. of ioiiericano in this and other wars will have been in i
vain ano there will be little hope for the estublishnent on a
firm foundation of the principles of the United Nations upon whlcri
we now dei>end for lastliig peace. "uxci^

. ..J''^*i"' ^'^?^® thoughts In mind, I, Earl l/arren. Governor of
bal^fornia, do hereby proclaim May 30, 19^6 to be MEIviOKIAL DAY in
California. On this holiday, dedicated to the memory of all who
have aied in defense of our way of life, I call upon' all Call- ,
for-nlans to reaedlcate themselves to the great princinles through
which peace can be maintained. I call upon every public employee ''
a., well as our citizenry at lar^-e to give careful thought and !
attention to the evadlcation of the last vestige of bigotry from
California to the end that the state In wh.lch the United Nations I
principles were first written may better serve as a daily InspiraJ
tion to ireedoEi-loving people throughout the world.

IN V/ITHESS VliEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed thl
23rd day of May, A.D., One
Thousand Nine }i'undre;j and
Forty-six

atuiQ iMine jtiunarefl and I

ATTEST :

ai

overnor

■Seer eta:

<i£ California

U'

state

'^

^xtrutiuc BEpartmcnt .^iDi^^ir no. i to

3tatc of ealiforiiia cinnnY ruiiiT fly i?:(T;;!vIok i<:uAR/>?jTit:z

l^ouarmitlne rrooloniatlon 8)
Iect"or(b^??^nf'''^ f? "Nonmreated .rea" aE deacrlbed In Sub-

(b-l) ^^onlI^foijtHa Areh:

Orer.on; Counties of linker, Coos. Curry DouirlM«
Jackson. Jo.ophlne. Luke. ::alheir. Umtin«^'and ^i^Jivm.

effecrirl.,eaiui;;iy!'"" ""'"« ""' «'-^^^««''°/ regulation shall tolce

I'; ■ ITrn'ES vvTIERKOF, I have here-
unto set my hand and oaueed the
Greut Seul of tlie i:tute of
CnllfornlQ to be affixed this

,^y day of
Grid thousand nine filiXdred and
forty-six.

Governor of California

'^,-:w?»*

JJeorotary of LJti^ta/

-^--^^

'^

sr-

~\

t-'

V

.^^

^xcrutioc l?)epartincnt

dtatt of CiliforiiKi

HO. 1 ro

( ii".rt i:tln« )*rocliusiitlo; ?'^'

ilie ure»: u...:or iutirHntifio mk lUiBoriUd in ubawotlcn (b) of Sec-
tion }<M} of tho Ciillfornlft ..auinistrBtlva code entitled "Plua
wuroullo arA . ir?le i^«<s4^ot :,xtrrior ..utirfiiitlne" 1» hereby aniended
te> reuu Hft rollo»«»;

b)

-r*tt_jj_u.i«r .ui,rui.t,;i;e. ^.11 etutes tuid dietrlote of

t!.e nlted ..tiiteB etibt of tiic ..t<.te« of oiitiiiin, .yotiii,;, Colo-
rado, uiM , ttw ; exloo ».na tj>.a folUmLu^ deucrlbed portion of fon-
tuno, y<r.iiii4.', woxorudo, and :.ew I'.exioo.

ooa

^£lor»3i- *■*»« oiitlre . tj.te e^ce;>t tJio rollowln*j
iiitioa: — — — .— — o

.-.jkic'ioeH
/rci.ulotfe
CK.,ffe»
Cleiir Creek

CUliHjOB

>>eltu

ic««ie

Ikirfleld

Uil,^in

viUIiniBOil

v^raj.d

hii;ed>.ile

tlHOkSOU

1m j'lbta

i'lese
Minor ft 1

» Offtlt

ioxitezuKA

Montrose

Ouruy

Park

Pitkin

hlo I'lanoo

Klo ciruade

Kuutt

^u-aguaohe

vina JUon

Vma klKuel

o'Uinult

cou.

Montonu : -.tie eutiro . tuto except tho following
iiti<!8:

I^MVorhttHd
Leer : <KSf-.o
I Ittthuna
;r :,lt(:

Kew 14exloo;
Jttn Jucin.

J of for son

Unuoln
."ndliion
I Inernl

Ifieeuula

I'OWtfll

Kevalll
^jundera
Oliver F«ow

"lie entire :itiit» 9X00]Dt the County of

^yuniGj,; iam entire wtcte e^i^ctjot the Coiuitlee of
-inof. ., ,v«»etw*itHr, . uclotte, *eton, mid Uinta.

(afferftnoe: Title 3, C«tlifornia Adialnlstrative Code, luboimp-
ter 4, v)r<)up }, la.-it ...uarnntinei

3!xerutiOc ©tpartincnt

State of California

.-,:.:..■.:■.:.:.■.' ,.,:. 1 to

C«OtiOR 3266 C, .C.

Pag« 2

unto 8«t ir.y hHJiU ujid ctiuend tJi«

Ch-etit heol of tli«i v;tiito of

Cnlifornlft to b« affixed t,hl«

^3rd day of May

one thouBniirt nlno hundred and

forty-alx.

4,TSMii: :

'^Jli^iL^m^^ ^f^^^^.-*.,*-^..^

Uovnrnor of California

floretiury of (i\^di%

^unm Bepartment

»d gave T)Jsi??„!'i*^»'-«.^°d» Into Si ^7' 3?!^ **>*» a

-»» rirat raised" "^

•M ti. mqu«;L*"S'^ °l'»er,<u>J;'<,J9*« '«.f«8mit.d „°I j.-

i;^earta th?SbS Sith ?h/'%^"^^°««d S ba^if kS^^^°'«1* and
becajne the emhi«« , *^® splrlt of lustirf o 3^^^ "'•^ whose
loving peoDl? Jk^ °^ national unlty^d fn f""^ ^-^^^anlty and it
^"ifurled bv 1-^°!^°'^* *^'« vorld ^^^^^^''^P^^^Won to freedom
allovirto^aj; p^'r""r** ^^^tth^se great n;.^%' fashionf^I^J"
Let It be re^e^bered Sft^'l^'^" ^^ vgn^is^JoSlS*? fhould'Sj
alvays been it has aiJo "^^^S® a^«3 bountiful o^ ^ beloved 3tat
opportunities fn^ ^^^^^ °''ed its crowth ^ i " °^ State has i

^^^^^A^ i^««utxnilly symbollzel

^-■^^^™*^ IN WITNESS WIEREOP, i ^ave

^reunto set 'ay S
and caused the Great

ctfir°^ «e State of
California to be af-
fixed this 7th day
°f June, A.D., One

.ATTEST:

Governor of California
Secretary

%

V

Itate

I '"■i'll».tT»It 1

ft«r.ii»V Wavtary i

PHOCLAKATIO^

t^ltcBtfoe department

^tatcoTCalAnria

flag Day Sul'STnrrJ'JenJeSS^l'Jr^Jr^r "°^ "^^^ ^^i-
historical events vhlch led ?^ fl ^.^l®, dramatic series of

or .emeries - t.e -SeXr.r^,^t?ri:?^.eSiJii^s*^^ "°^

--J11 ^anJ*orLe??crS??ie^%^?od"f° -/-^ \'' ^^^^' *^-* ^
Sonoma and gave positive demons tJa??ono? ?hfi^^r?^"« ^°^ °^

California.s om°2i2'Lb?L'St^ flrs^^SiJi^^ "''°" ^« ^'^^

r•.olutla^^•JJfi;irs:t°Jun'e^^%6°".^^^^?'•^- ^- ^y

^r special centennial olse^lnle oi^tLtJV^^''^'^ «= ^ ^^7
•nd has requested that the Oov«^n«^ To ff^sing of the Bear Fla,
proclal. the day to Se a Lg^^hSlfday. ''^'''°''"'* officially '^'

owi PersoSl^SSSeJ^SLrtl! ^'^i" "•'^"•"^ «^^ ^^ keeping with mv
atata'8 ew^y Ss?or^Jn»?H V°l^ °^ *^« ^^^ Flag aSd our ^

Igl yarrenroSi:^ S^SiJiJ^rS^do^^i^'^^'^'^^^^^^^
1946 to be a full and legal hSJSiJ: ^ Proclaim June 14 ,

Join in oS?eJJiSc«^„JicW?r?aSi *''** r°P^« °^ California to
historical relational beJiiin^i^S'' "^^f'sta^dlng of the
our latlonal Flag. One via ?I^»,^ * ^f^ ^^*« °f California and

h-art. throbbei^ith JSe JJlSf Jriii? '"'"i'' ^^ ">«" ^^°««
b«cajM the enblem of national «n?;^''o^^°® ^^ humanity and it
lovlag people throS^h^St toJ^vSSlJ^ ^ ^Inspiration to freedom
Mftoled by nen detSalned thit ihi,-^® °V'^'' "^^ fashioned and

Si^^rr^j^ ^« '°ot^ ?ioS;isrirv?ari,^'''"°'p'^'' shouid^e

Jf* 1* ^» rwnembered that laree andhnnnM , "°'' °^ beloved Stat

IN WITNESS WIEREOP, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 7th day
of June, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Porty-Sij

Governor of Californii
Secretary o^ |tate

'^„

IJiecutiot ©epartment

^tatt of California

P R p C L A K A

T I

^.

%.

'°'>-

%,

It vaa one 1 „„rt> . State's beginnings.

and har;JJu|°;''"?^al ot^erv^t^' artt^*^J''i^i''^ as l day
P~0la.„ tSX"to"t' rLg%'^™?rday^'°aS»^^^ ?I.

hearts t?^ibed Sith ?;/*"/^«^^°"»d S S^if kS^^^^'^^^ ^d
became the *mM^ - *^® splrlt of iuati,.« « I^^^ "•^ ^hose
loving peon?r i!"" °^ national unlty'^^d fn f"** humanity and it

allowed to take ^nn^'"^?*^ *^«t these great n^,''^^ fashioned and
Let It be remembIr«H ^'^ ^lovirlsh In vhari«^n^"°^P^*»« should be I

'-^•■"■•^-^ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set'my h!^J

Si °*il^?^ the GrSt
?!S^°^ the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 7th day
°f June, A.D., One

, ATTEST •

Governor cf California
Secretary c/^tate

^iccutiuc Bcpartmcnt

^ratc of California

;) c

4

v.ma.11

■ r ~ *'" eentcmial of our ^tat^l^e^li^iH^'' '"

'^-llfornla.n .rficial o,,a-,lc./va' lir^fSJ^-Jf ^^'^'^^^ ^^ ^-^^

resolution ^■oquectef ?hat"jui;'if ^104?^^^^^^^™!^ ^^^« by
^ for 3 ocial ceatenalul ub.,er?ence'of Jr^ f ^^^i^u^atod .,s a day
""^,. f^ requested tl:at the ioSnor of n. Tr''"? °^ "''^ ^°^^ ^^"^^
rocla.,. the day to be a lefial 1 o?Lav. ^"^"^^ officially **

-n^.or.oi;^l^;;SSer?Lrthe*siLr^r?^^ T ^" ^^^^^^ with .y
btote's early Mr^torv -I -.nin f , "^ ^ *^^^ ^^'^ ^^^G aiid our
K.--.rl Warren, Governor of en- ^^ 'T""-^^ '^^^ C«llfornlan? I
^■•'^'^ ^- bo ' ruirSJd lecaf^SSy! ''^ ''^"'^'^ -oolai,a"jine'l4 ,

Jyiu in obcer^lLes^l^icif iiS'Txirth.f '-'.h'''^'^^"^ ^^ California to
■ ^storical relationship betvei/tpTv^l'''^?''"^"^^^"^ ^'^ t].e
our iMti -nal Piar on'^ u^^. \ , ^ I-ear Flag of CiJ.ifornla and
l^earts tl robbed'Sith''?L"spiSt'-i?^^.i^?j'^^"^« ^^ aenTote^^

.n urle. b, .en --"-ed^t. ^.e^g^^^^^^

^^^4^ .een'ltlas-i-- ^f^^S^^j"- ^^ ^^ -^^^

jr owBQ it^ fcrowt].. Its progress and Its

l^Tn'^^i f unshakable fStl in I
two flues j3o beautifully syinbollze

i;: l-'TTIJgS5 WnSREoP, 1 have '

creunto set my Leind '

ax>d caused tiie Great
Seal of tl e State of
California to be af-
fixed this 7tl, day
of June, A.D.. Cno

t

Jptunltles to men and
reat coneei-ts whici'

vonen
these

ti*.^^

I'iiousand Hlne
nnjd Portv-Slj

iundred

ATTEST:

Gujpcrnor cf Califopo

Secretari' Vjtate

••«■ alv ScmUry i

/J" -i / '

^xccutiDc Bepartincnt

Rotate of ejliforiiu

_ uvjrj y.;

r'.;v--, fj /•'-;'

< !« 44444 O ^>^V*

^xccutitic Bcpartmcnt

^tarr of ealifornij

''^^^CmL^'

P F 0 C L!/

^^>^'CM4tyol$uti

, -uiint; the \mx euei'eeijicy, the California
- X i-aci- to reerult the nftcessary working

na, at the saiue tiine^ to protect perEons

forces or ■• agaged in civilitm v;ar work
- .ipete for penoanent ^tat^, eaolojnaent ,
' of its riopointiaenfls as duration
■ ' , ...^'^iS^t'^"'''-' ^'®^° («i»ressly United in

io.i ^^"00 of t]u^ Govemmeni} Code to the period
"^Y, \:'lth tliu understoiidine ithat exaainatioaP
jpointiucnts v/ould ;bo held at a tiiue
•■■'^ ■ > ■'• Jirracd fdrces or had been
-- i£, the eiraerrency period
. T'tc if ■[/[),■; "eEired; and

jj'ii'.o, ov^r b> _^u.r coiit of the pre-v/ar California

■ . .-f^ ?nr"- .''' ""'"' ^°^'°^^^ ba.re\ow returned to
. xxffc, uid civii r workers are araia free to

. f^^, «f ^oyraont , .^ny of the betuLtng veterans

fn°. 7 worr.ers have ex^.r^ssed :, desire for

«i V ■ , ^-e iStEtoPersonaelj Board, after studying;
er, has round tl:at the best inteiJ^ts of the State '"'
■ ■■ -'i by teruiinatiajs tli<= system of duration appoint-
neen holdinp eTBniin..tion« for rn^lar permanent
' oral months,

now, Tlia^l.Oi.r, 1 huroby fina aijid proclaim that
-t,Hi ^ '" ''' ^^?*i?" ^''"'"' of the Gbvermient Code of
ac^ n. ' ., r^'-fS^' ' ^ '^^* purpose only) the

unto Efct 4y hana and caused
the UreutilSeal of the State
of Califorinia to be affixed
this 2nd 4ay of duly, A.D., one
Thouscnd iMue Hundred and
i-'orty-six^i

GoVf'i-iior of V,

iSftcrft-j»^/of stnte

'-♦Ji

^Xtcutltie Bepartmrnt

^tatc of California

/JHEULmim^T: wo. 2 to
.a. IT FLY iiitTERiok ■.;,u;jl,u*:tii;]£

l^iuurantfno Procltiioatioii 8)

: , eiitlt :
lei.ded to r-

"Wonlnf. ;:ti ] .a-ua» ^a described in Sub-

--■cL^oii 32f,.o cr the Gulif(brnta i^dialiilstrati ve
' -r'rry i-ruit tly Exterior iiuartuitine". is l^erel

"llov/;;; '

(b-lj I.Tiinf..

-to'. Ai-,:;j

.^lio^: Oouaf ier; of Luker, Coos^ Gurry, Douglas.
., Jo^.pl.ine, L:.i:. , nai:enr, Urndtma.and Wallowa.

r-. ,.->.-i'T';''' '!'''''■• -yi^''i». ^■u-Iun, GoiuiiiLln, Douglas. feTv
uui. iold,(,n, :,coln. Okanocan. Pond Orelllo, Ltel'ell',

. "— — *^ "' except the Gbuntles of Benewah.
' • . -roe. '

(I.

li. ^. J, I'

effect ii,:.e:;j:
May 23, 1946.

rii-^A

(/

rrit^, ,^u;.:idstrative Code, oubchap-

"i?'^ "? ",S '""• -'ereency rfeijulutlon shall take
■ana aha:i supersede Amendment llo. 1, Issued

IIJ V/I11;fE3o ■.•rtffilUiOi-, I have here-
unto set my hand and caueed the
cireat tieal of the State of

n^^T'

Cclifprnia to be affixed this

^ '^ day of ■.-s^jC-f
one thousand ^ine hifadred and
forty-six.

< ■*

J A

tu^

ttovernor of Galifornia

0

ATTEST : . (liKLt<,.*.c4U hyJ'**^-.*'

Secretary ^ijztixtB

.om-

2:xccutlt)c Bcpartintnt

ic»tatc of California

PROCLAMATION '/'

^^^M^Wjf

WHFRFAK, an extraordinary occasion has
arisen and now exlgtu r-xiulrlnii; that the Leslslntiire of
the "tnte of Cellfornla be convened In extraordlnQrv session:
now, therefor,

I, EARL AH1;FN, r.ovGrnor of the State of
rnllfornla, by virtue of the power and authority In me
vontod by Section 9 of Article V of the Constitution of
the State of Callfornin, do hereby convene the Lejlalature
of the Ptste of California to meet In extraordinary aeaslon
at Facrarientc;, California, on Monday, the twenty- second
day of July, 1946, at 10:30 o'clock A,h'. of said day for the
followln - purposes and to lo^lalate upon the
autajocta:

/^

day
following

1. To consider and act upon lerilslatlon to declare an
:cncy in renect to the rontin >; of reoldentlal bousing

::ccjiimoc^atlona, Includln.'; hotols rnd rooming houaea; to
provide Sot the rc^ulntlon, control, and stablllzstlon of
rent.'; In such hounln/^ acconmodatlonsj to re -ulnte the
r>rocer]uvo 'or removal or ovlrtlon of tenants of riuch housing
Dccomjnodf.tlon3; to pro vino for the administration and
enforcement of such regulDtlon, control, and stabilization,
iu nake funds avalla'-'lG i or nuch purposes.

2. To approve or reject charters and charter amendments
of cttiea, counties, or cities and countiea, ratified by the
electors pursunnt to the Constitution of the 'tate of Calif-
ornia.

IN WITNErs V/rnREOF, i have hereunto sot my
hand and causet^ the ireat Soal of the State of rallfornia to
be nffi-ci this ri-rhteontli day of July, 1946.

Governor of California
ATTFPT ! ^

-ecretary of State

.'aM.«TA1N «i\n

^xtcDtiot ©tpartment

^tatcor(EaliroTnia

P p. 0 C L A M A T I

WHEREAS, the Lef-islature of the State of Calif onaia
convened on July 22, 1946, in extraordinary session pursuant
to my Proclamation dated July 18, 1946, and is now in session;

and

VWERPIAS, on account of extraordinary occasions v*ich
have arisen and now exist, it is deemed desirable and necessary
to submit additional subjects to the Legislature for considera-
tion; now, therefore,

I, EARL VJARREN, Governor of the State of California,
by virtue of the power vested in rac by law, hereby amend and
supplement my Proclamation dated July 18, 19^6, by adding the
following adiiitional purpoyes thereto, and thereby permitting
the Legislature to legislate upon the following subjects, in
addition to the subjects specified in the original Proclamation:

3. To consider and act upon legislation to amend
an act entitled "An act to provide for the acquisition of
temporary and emergency housing facilities for veterans and
families of servicemen by joint action of the State and local
agencies, providing for the operation of such facilities, making
an appropriation, and declaring the urgency thereof, to take
effect immediately," approved Fobniary 15, 19A6, to make the
act applicable to any college or university operated by the
State or by any state agency, and to make an additional appro-
priation in augmentation of the appropriation made by that act.

/,. To consider and act upon legislation relating to
the salaries of iiiembers of the board of supervisors of counties
of the third class.

5. To consider and net upon legislation to validate
the organization, boundaries, governing officers or boards, acts,
proceedings and bonds of public bodies.

IN ViTLTNESS VJKEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the State of California to be affixed
this twenty-second day of July, 1946.

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Governor of California

ATTEST: ^ ; ,

Secretary of State

o

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^xccutitic Bcpartmcnt

^tJtr of (Tnliforiiia

-^££iiAMATION

a

bombers ajid f?g) t^rs and to th.^ the men who flew our
conimaiiders; It is an occasion fo^-f"?" leadership of their
Divine Frovldenc^ ?Sr??e return of iJ"^ ''*''^';* ^''^"^^ *° *
ie ^'Bcrifice. «^ernai peace for those who made the

r.^nrle-r-ftd by our rallitai' lift .^^'''^" ^^'^^■^ces that will he
•u^ -'cetime coS;i-.e ^ aviation In axtencUng the routes for

Tt

j\'

1o?H-HS -"^-'^-' ?-r-

TF VITWISS VJIEREOP, I have
hereunto set my liand
mid caused the Great
SeHl of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this j4Tt day

2^ July, A. -■!)., ~oui

I'nou&cuid iCii.e huiiured
and Fort>-aljc.

Governor of Callfc^nla j|
ATTEST: !

i^xcfutitic department

:^tJtc of Calirornij

PROCLAMATION

On August 1^, 1346, an event of far-T'i^aching Importanci
occuried In our State wii«n the first newsriHpei' to be printed In '
the li-ncllsh Jani/uut:^ In C"" ifornlp. vas published at Konterey. i

The "CfWSui'idixn" wa;i meagre in size, but mighty In '
. ft- a? .sertion of the democratic prlnclDlea that have made
vjiiei'ica and California great. Tt stood for libertv under the
law, freedom of r-neech and of the T.>ros8, religious" tolerance I

■"'" ' ' ^ ■ ' ' ' ;' ( oublic welfare.

T>io importance of th.ese nrinolples has not diminished.
>•' --y are essential to the continuance of free government, and
"ittl t.. the well-being of people tlirougliout the world.

They are strengthened and perpetuated when we have a
free exchange of Information, Huch as is provided bv the news-
pp-.ers of Cellfornia. The history of journalism in* our State
'.3 brilliant with examples of devotion to the public welfare. ''
The example 5;et by Robert Semple ajid 1/alter Colton in the ploneei^
newspaper they founded one hundred years ago has been an in- |
svil ration to the editor;- and publishers of today. I

The place or the newspapers in a deinocracv Is one of '
opportunity for :!ervlce. In tliem is reposed the confidence of i
the people that they will report the truth^ fearlessly Interpret
It ftjid fight corriu/.iun h.nn onpression.

T, EfvI l/arrtMi, Governor of California, therefore
proclaim August 1k, 19^6, as NEWSPAPER CENTENNIAL DAY In Cali-
fornia, for the purpose of calling the attention of the people
of our State to tlie continuing Importance of the freedom of the
^'res3 .

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
tixid caused the Great
Seal of the State of
Californlt. to be af-
fixed this ^"gf day
of July, A. nr)^ One
Tliousand Nine Hundred
and

Governor of California

ATTEST: ^^ >. 0 >

Secretary Viy Stai

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ifxtcutiVJt Bcpartmcnt

^tatt of California

proclamation

WniiRFAS, An extraordinary occasiDn has arisen and now exists requiring that
the Lcsislature of the State of Cahfornia be convened in extraordinary session; now,
therefore,

I, l-ARL \('ARRI:N, Governor of the State of California, by virtue of the
power and authority in me vested by Section 9 of Article V of the Constitution of the
State of California, do hereby convene the Legislature of the State of California to
meet in extraordinary session at Sacramento, California, on Monday, the twenty-
second day of July. 1946. at 10:30 o'clocli A.M. of s.aid day for the following pui^oses
and to legislate upon the following subjects:

1. To consider and act upon legislation to declare an emergency in respect to
the renting of residential housing .xccommodations, including hotels and rooming
houses; to provide for the regulation, control, and stabilization of rents in such housing
accommodations: to regulate the priKcdure for removal or eviction of tenants of such
housing accommodations; to provide for the administration and enforcement of such
regulation, control, and stabilization, and to make funds available for such purposes.

2. To approve or reject charters and charter amendments of cities, counties,
or cities and counties, ratified by the electors pursuant to the Constitution of the State
of California.

In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal
of the State of California to be affixed this eighteenth day of July, 1946.

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Attest:

aS.

GoiernoT of Ctlifornit

/^ / Secreltry of

Slate

^immt ©cpartmcnt

3tatc of Californij

proclamation

W, .PRKAS An extraordinary occasion has arisen and now exists requiring that
the^Le«.sIaturc of the State of Californ.a be convened in extraordinary s^ssion^no;!

I. EARL WARRI:n. Governor of the State of California, by v.rtue of the

sTairoTcin" r r T' '' '-"'''" ' "^ ^"'^'^ ^ ^^ ^•'^ constitution:' th
State of Cal.,orn.a. do hereby convene the Legislature of the State of Cahfornia to

meet .n cxtraord.nary session at Sacramento. California, on Monday, the twenty
second day of July. ,.46. at 10:30 o'clock A.M. of said day for the folding TZs
and to lc«.sl.,te upon the following subjects: Purposes

1. To consider and act upon legislation to declare an emergency in respect to
the rent.„« of res.de„tial housing accommodation.,, including hotels and rim ng
houses; to prov.dc for the regulat.on. control, and stab.lization of rents in such hZ ^f
accommodafons; to regulate the procedure for removal or eviction of tenants of such
iK.us.ng :.ccon.nu.da..o„,v; to provide for .he administration and enforc mcnt of it
regulat.on. control, and stab.h.ation. and to make funds available for sZ^:!;^.

2. To approve or reject charters and charter amendments of cities counties
:; Sw'"""- ''"'-' '' ''' ''-'-' ~ - the Consftution c5 r sl^

''^ W. TN. ss \V„,R„o,.. I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal
of the State ot Cahfornia to be affixed this eighteenth day of July. 1946

'^^^i^^.^ 4^<^-«*^^t-t^_^

Gnirnior of California

Secretary of State

^tm ofdaliforiiu "

O^CLAMATIOII

c^a^e vhl?h'ifS:3'li.;"r3:? SJ?lcl°L?/'''?^ °' «'°^th and
la the decisions which muEtbi ^I ?t*^°'* °^ •^•''7 cltlren

many nev problems to aolve It n^ T^'J ^ff'''''' ^^ ^^ har'
ainoag all the states Ir th0 U^o? ^^^"^ ^^^^ ^ Population
actions vlll have IncreaslL Snu,„"^ doclslons bjxA its
our entire Ration. «*^''-»-'^ influence upon the well-being of

first for maJorlty^iSresslnn 2'^^ '^^^ opportunities call,
individual li a dLSS^rs'SShT ou^^ ^Jorlty rule, si^h
responsibility of mak-in), o +f ?^^' ^' entrusted vith th«

L°ntal'' '' r4l3terSlS*t: fail ^^-'eoie^rr^'r'f °" ^--^^'•.

forr^a, Ao'^here'JrurgrjSJJ'or^i^r'/'^r"' 0^^-^"°^ oi* Cali-
corxninlty in the stat? to incrfls«''^f f^f'^'"! ^*' '"^^i^ 1" 'vSy '
seneral election. To encoi,?age ?hirfi?^f?^°? ^°^ ^^^ November
the days froti September 10 to pa" , ^'Ctivity I hereby proclalMi

tot'o?^ ^Kf <^1 citlzenp to^Ske Cal?filV?^^^°^"^'^' ^ I do
totals reflect the vllitiJnesror -ii fl*.^* "* i-©filrtratlon
participate in th. deto.Sryon^y^oV^^--.^ ?o7ic^^?'-' *»'

IH WITNBSS WHEREOF, I have I
hereunto set my hand '
and cau.ed the Great (
Soal of the State of '
California to be af-
fixed this ^7!5< day
of September; A. D.f
one Thousand Ifine
Hundred and Porty-slx.

Governor of California
ATTEST I

3!xecutit)c Bcpartmcnt

;c<tatc of California

PROCLAMATION-

■U-HEREAS the United Service Organizations, familiarly
KHoyn after more than five years of service to the Armed Forces
as the USO, Is conducting a drive for funds for Its final year
of operation, and '

TrfflERtJ^S the USO Is an agency which provides for the I
spiritual welfare and recreational needs of our Armed Forces at li

homo L.IH} overseas, and '

ii c:ao -,<)f'^^^? California is called upon for contribution of
IZ'^^i' . ^^ ^^® ^^'^^^ °^ ^h® national goal of $19,000,000 for
the final year of USO operations, and ,y^w lor

r
VffiREAS these l\inds will be used to meet vital needs of
the men and women of the »rmed Forces in military and Naval
establislunents in the United States and overseas, and of veterans
in Army, Navy and Veterans Administration hospitals, for all of
whom the war is still not over;

.r P.-,,.. "^V' ^^^RF°"^' ^' ^^^ WARREN, Governor of the State
oi California, call upon all persons to support this final USO
Campaign to the utmost, either through the Community Chest or
through local USO Campaigns, to the end that USO may complete
its job for the Armed Forces and that our people may meet the
challenge: "Don" t Let Them Down." jr ««i.txie

IN WITNESS VIIEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hemd
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 3to cy day
of September, A.D.,
one thousand nine
hundred and forty- six.

Governor of California

Secretary

State

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2:xcfutiV)c Bcpartnicnt

State of California _ ,- !

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Fire during the past year has exacted another heavy i
! :i in llvorj, proijexMr.y and resourcoa v.lthin our State. This
daatx-uctlon has taken place at a time when our State Is
experiencing an unprecedented shortage in housinjj and essential
building materials. It occurs at a time when throujihout the i
ration shortR"'-' -".-ir-^ '.v'r'^'i' ad'J to tVie severity of all losses '
from fire.

'.: : . the public purpose of reducin^^
and ollmlnutln,; orovtintu'ul'j fife leases, tlie week of October 6
to IC has beon proclai.iied nationally as National Fire Preven-

•*■ I on '.^eok.

n support of this national prof^rain and also for
the purpose of addlnr; emphasis to the special need for fire
prevention In California during this period of shortage, I,
Earl Warren, Governor of California, do hereby proclaim
Octo'osr G to 12, inclusive, to bo Fire Prevention Vi(©ek in
California. Oux-lng this week It is my hope that fire preven-
tion educational prosraina will be jjlven attention by all of
our citizens and that understandinti will be increased that
the responsibility for fire prevention rests upon the shoulder
of all. In our homes, in our places of employment and on our
highways .

IN V/ITNaISS V/KEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Creat
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this Ist day
of October, A.D.,
one thousand nine
hundred and forty-six.

■jQvjrnor of California

Seer arVcpf/state i

3:xccutiuc department

iDtatc of California

0 I, A 1-1 A T I 0 N

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7

By Act of Congress tl^e first week In October of
e-ich year has been deaignatec] as WatlonaX ILmploy the

nn\l'. canned Veelc.

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'n the employm
oroployers vltl
Ing the p}iyElc
of a job. X ur
Physical h.andi
lipnd leaps and
nlace In all h
sjid the rlglit

e ournose of this week Is to stimulate Interest
ent of handlcanped Individuals and to acquaint

the many opportunities for intelligently watch-
si canaclty of a man vith tlie physical demands
formtuice studies have lon^;; since proved that
caps do not necessarily constitute occunational
that physically handJcapned nersons have a proper
iring nrograms wlicl seek to match the right man
job.

In compliance with the will of Conjures s and a
proclamation of the President, I, Knrl Wai^ren, Governor of
California, do hereby proclaim the week of October 6 to 12
Inclusive, to be NATIONAL Hv.PLiiY THE x-^HYSICAIXY TiADDICAi PED
\iEm in California. During this week I urge all the civic
Industrial, educational and religious leaders of our State'
to add their sunport to n sustained nrogrsjn for the utilization
of the abilities and capacities of our physically iiandlcapped.

IK wiTr/i::;:: v.iiereop, i have

hereunto set my hand
and caused tlie Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 3rd day
of; October, A. D.,
one thousand nine
hundred and forty -six.

ATTEST:

''r/r^

Governor of Callfornln

a/

Secretary /of /state

(.-»"

^xccutiDc Bcpartincnt

^tJtr of (California

P K q C L A M A T I 0 N

^„ T . CaHfyrnla newspapers will from ©ctobpr. v f,-. lo
inclusive, partlclo.te In the observance'of'^JaUonlr Neia^a.,

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(lewapaper

public service beliifi rendered bithi^r .^i'® '"^^^ ^^^^^ °^

It vlll be a week Srlnr wM.h „i^ cormriunlty news.-apers.

to take time to refleo?\pon the i«?«ti '"^f*'"''^ ''^ "^^^ ^^^^^^
to our way of life. relationship of a free press

in CaliforS^?S'^",!?f ,:??^rr'""?rt"''^ 'r^ f^^^^ ^iGmrioanci

^^eL;f '^^!;'^?r^' -uiioItLi^ln oSr^sta^r^T S/-;--?f^ i

pr'rha^'-^ivirrn^;:!^^':;;' rr '"^^-^ - '^ Califc.nia!'Vfree 1:
our covcl.Sn? t ■ i . "', '^^"'^^'^^^^^''''"^ '^"^ leaaershir, to

tc; the democracy wliicli we enjcj.

daily makini-

do

a
are

IN

V;iTNE33 MfEREOF, J have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the otate of
California to be af -
I'ixed this 3o"C^day
of CJepteraber, A.D.,
one thousand nine
hundred and forty-six,

oecretun^/f tJtate

Governor of California
ATTEST: . f f-)

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^xccutiot ©cpartnitiit

State of California

PROCLAMATTON ^ yf /

r.r...^l'■ '^^^'''^f'^- «o^«rnor o- the State of CaUfornla. do hereby

^"sdL So fffirr fT'^l '^^ '" '"^^ throughout this State on
.a«sday. tho fifth day of Novembor. 1946. at «l.ich the foUomnr
offices are to be filled: ■i''"i"t.

GOVERNOR;

LrS!ITEI!A:JT 00V1-:rN0Rj

SECIi'iTARy OF STATE;

COtlTHOLLKR ; ;

TREASURER;

ATTOtttJSy r,RNERAL»

eauall^tT'' f I'^' f'^'l ^''''^^ ^"^ EQUALIZATION from each of the four
equalisation districts of th« State;

ONE UNITED STATES SENATOR (Pull Term);

ONE UNim) STATES SENATd? (Short Te™. Ending Januarj' 3. 1947);

the t^r^'tr''"'"'' ""^ ™^' '"^^'''^'•'' ''^ "^ ™"E0 STATES from each of
the t.venty-three conp;res3ional districts of the State;

dlstrl't"^ f ff ''.'f '"" "'^'^ °' *^« follo^HK twenty senatorial
districts of the State: Second, Fourth. Sixth. Eighth. Tenth T^lfth

L'^trT"' J'^'TT- ^^'^'^^-^^' -r-ntleth. Tv.nfy.s;condX'nlJ '
I It' !:^"*y-«i'^«'' Tv,enty-elchth. Thirtieth, Thirty-second. Thirty-
fourth. Thirty-sixth, Thlrty-eichth. Fortiettx; ^

iEMBras OF Tro ASSEMBLY from each of the eighty aa.embly
districts or the State; »»'»«uiy

THHBK ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE SUPKEIffi COURT for tlie term.
pr8sorib»)d by law; ^-oitub

DISriT,'!^ ^S;-;;,";";; :y;;^"^^:i'^- ^TST^rCT CO.VT of appeal. vtrsT APPELLATE
DISTRI..,r, DIVISTON ONE, for the term prescribed by law;

TO) ASSOC TATS JUSTICES, DISTRICT COIIHT OP APPPJU, FIRST
A.°PELLATK DISTRICT. DIVISI -N TWO. for thn terms pre7c;ibed I, law;

ONE ASSOCIATE JUSTICE. DISTRICT COURT OF APP?AL SEPOND
AI-ELLATE DISTRICT. DIVISION ONE, for the tenuprefcrtbeSS law;

OtJE ASSOC UTE JUSTICE, DISTRICT COUPT OF APPEAL SECOm
APPELLATE DISTRICT. DIVIsroN m). for the tena prefcnbS^ law;

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^xccutioc department

State of California

ONK a:;sociate justick. msTHicT COURT or APPEAL, four™

JU>PVIIATE DISTRICT, for the tern prescribed by law.

counties of the State, the number of judges to De
torn, tuoreof bein,- as follows:

TIEVAi>A-Ono (Full Term);

RIVHRSTDE-One (Full Torn);

SAN RKRUATIDINO-One-Offios No. 7> (Full Term);

v> „4-h«r -ta+e snd oountv, towiship, district, or other

rc-r a r»™rd of Ono Hundred Dollars ($100) for

""I'rtU Ct'o^ »l.t'.-:.«:rnxp.„<i.. ^.. t,.. P.rpo.o r,.oh..

tl,e sura of Ten Thousand Dollars.

in TTTMICSS -TVIiriREOF, I horounto set
my hand and affix the Grsat
Seal of the State of
Califfrnii thlSjO X.Y ^^V

^^^

Governor of California
ATrinT I

I'Ai— -^'^

Secretary of/S«te

^xcfutiuc Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of California

PROCLAMATION

one of the most encouraging developments in toerican
life during recent years has been the manner In which American
women have increased their participation In all programs In-
volving community and national welfare.

In office, shipyard and factory --in uniform and
out -- the women of America served as a tremendous force for
unity and accomplishment throughout all the years of the war.
Today we find them continuing, as individuals and through their
organizations and forums, to devote themselves to study and
action in the many fields of postwar need and endeavor.

In recognition of the community, state and national
benefits being derived from this demonstrated willingness of
American women to share more fully in the determination of our
programs, I commend to public attention the observance of
National Business Women's Vt^ek, October 13 to 19.

As Governor of California, I, Earl Varren, do hereby
proclaim October 13 to 19, 19^6, to be BUSINESS WOMEN'S WEEK
in California and I urge that in all of our communities during
this week added emphasis be given to the value of enlisting
tV;e aid of women's organizations in every program which calls
for a broad attack upon our social and economic problems.

IN WITNESS WliEREOP, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to b^^ af-
fixed this
of October, A. D

/'o ^ day

One

Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty- six.

Governor of California

ATTEST :

■^/.

Secretary of State

FILED

In e>» ofPc* of «S« StcTVinry ai SWi
O* fSl> 5t»t« of Oi'iion'W

OCT i I 19/tF

FRANK M. J9|P0^,S«cret-o-olStat»

MtM>>, (^44 «tOKi,k.((.Mi»>iir, nAIk i''>iNii)f

^xcrutiuc Btpartmcnt

^tatf of ejlifornia

L ^ ^ ^ L -t'- K A T 1

0 N

the Kevy of tho i;iilf

It. men and .hip» Imve l- a fli^d us bv !r^^^' *"-^^'^^'^ly ^chi
«no elowlncj exainnles of devotion fo I ^^^^^i-''"^'*' ^"^ Perform
exploits on an tv,« «';."!'"•'"'" to duty. Throurii their

" large and endur-
Leved,

exploits on aif "thrwa^e^rort^'^''"!^^*^:, Throuij>r their ^"'"""'^^
vJ^^lon a,KJ L'lven us Tnew r- ice tiSi''^? they have broadened our

firyt lUw of -'r.f,,,,: .. '^'•'n^-eptJon of t}.e impoi-tance of nur

^'^ an. Who ha^'u'rart^t vritLn^'Tr," '^T?''^^- ^*^^ °^ *r^^"^^>
ciiapter of our hist ,r. TMs rVJt m ^'^^i'^"' '^"^ illuminating

;- « fitting tii:^n^exV.efft¥ X^.^^"^ 1^'^^ ^'^^^ori

welfare

Governor uf cJu foru a K nf ^^J. 7i'^" l^t'^" ^' ^''■^1 '^«^^en.
national observance i^niv/C'' 7 r^^' ^*^ i-^''°*^^'™^ ^^^^
iy^^ to be mVT DAY f, Can fornix jtl^^ P^'oclatm October 27, ,
■ay tie people of Gal IforiJa Lj n \- J f" '"^ ^"^^''^ ^-^^"-^ '^" this '
Jonorlng all vJio h.Je 1 el It Ji kei^Lt" "'^^f '?P^i^te cer-emonled
liptow , nr. '. ■•+;c.ulMrVv i-1^ , the making of Ainerlcan naval

■ ' Pt >n Lti:T/''^V^*'''^ ''°™*^" °^ "^"^^ home Stat^

't lu writing Its rao3t recent r.;,^«p-<-..-„_

IN WITNESS WiERECP, I have
i-er«unto set j;iy lianu
tuid cauBed the groat

oeal of the St.-ite of ■.

'-rllfoj-nitH to be t-f. '

fixed this ^y*^^[^
•>f Octobpi- -;,.'(,•-; '

ovtii-iior of Crtllfornl'

ITi'EST

« ■ 'ice c;tv

of t^^ «?(,|.,

35xcfutiDc Bepnrtniriit

(Srarc of California

PROCLAMATION

Ices
for re
colors

■;!f if-'^^V'" -'/ ^''^ National Guard
ot the Guard to iitate control.

and

the return of the

remembranco of ?L'he™l\'n?'!d't,^ '' ^ ^^^ ^°^ remembrance -
foucht in defense of the IdeaL of T^'^'^^'^t °^ ^^'°^« ''^° have
of our ceremonies on t is dav 1 1 f , ^'"''"'^ Hepublic. Ar part
our tribute to all !ho have served ourT^/'^^' ^^ ^"<^^"^^ i"
special tribute to those vho^^iJI^e^l^JeSlii^J.^^.^JTon- JJ^rd^

This Armistice

IN VITNE3^ WiEREOP, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to ba af-
fixed this >^ day
of November7Tr7~D.
One Thousand Nine"'
Hundred and Forty-six

Governor of California

ATTEST:

; Secretary a/^tate

■"M, JlATft t-alMIlM

^xecutitJt department

^taic of (California

P fi 0 C L A hi A T I 0 N

In furtherance of Its efforts f
ana c'-rls suffering from the ravages of
' ' ;juch victims lives of usefulness and h
^.eimy Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
third &nnuul appeal. The nmcis received
to be used In the training of additional
the development of aaditiunal facilities
infant Lie j'iiralysla victims.

o perve American boya
polio" and restore
appiness, the Sister
is now engaged in Its
from this appeal are
teclml clans and in
for the treatment (jf

4., Q^ 4. "^^"^ Californians share in the deep-seated desire of
inr«niil^'' ^^"^'^ Foundation to bring an end%o the scourge of
infantile paralysis. Since Sister Kenny first brought hir
treat gilt of healing to Ai.erlca, from her native Australia
thousaaids of Californians have given her heartfelt encourage-
ment her knowledge has proven a boon to hundreds of vlctii,s
Within our state and given rise to popular support of the
aimuaa plea for funds made by the Sister Kenny Foundation
through which Bhe carrlns on her great work.

o, ^ .. '•^ ^'^cognition of the services being rendered by
oister Kenny and as an expression of hope that througli the
public support of the Sister Kenny Foundation tliere may be a
::astenlng of the day when infantile paralysis will leave no
.^-re cripples in its wake, I, Earl Varren, Governor of Cali-
nAY^ln'r ?i^''!^®^^ proclaim November 23, 19^6 to be SISTER KENNY
^ii^v ^'t^l^'^l^^^' and urge that on this day all Calif ornians
give heea to tne appeal now being made by the Sister Kenny

IN WITNESS VHEREOF, I liave
hereunto set my hand
ajid caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this Jjjo day
of November, A. D. ,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-six.

Governor of California

/iT'lEST!

■ NttNC PFfn

r H 0 C L A Kx A T I 0 N

^pKcutiDc Bcpartment

^tatt of California ^

«. 4.».<. c.-,r= .->r another harvest season ana ro
come to us during the year.

Heavenly Father.

--tf-/i^r??of%i?srsin^c;itti:;^^/roi%;-°^^i^

T^llffl t.: tSe ireris'iyijestic principlas which have
^ervef as our guide durlxig all these months.

n„ +.>.i<, ciav we can all count high among our blessings the

abllin of the Ai.»i;lcan P'"''!^ *"„fj"' "'^^rie cm give thanks

f„;";sr„:rner„So^:?r,rjira?ss; 4"^...... ,i. ....n.^-

ment of the welfare of all mankind.

To each of us.

ns Individuals, liave come many personal

hlessings known only to --f --..^^^^.'^Lnlng ourTon^aSni'th
ings added reason for 3^^^^"^^ «-n^i ^t^e^ET^^^^ J^ bestowed.
th'e fernal Truths through whUa. ese >^l«-^-f., ^special oppor-

To the end that all C«{ 'J,^; ,•?''^ „ j^ratltude, I, Eorl Warren,
tunity to fve expression ttneirgrajl^^ ^^ designate

Governor of California g '^^ ^^^0 u^y m California, a legal

riiSr: ^oA ^ "-y -^^-'<^^-?,rbrei!ing^ of tfe ^ar'anl'
1:1 ;iS-if^Sfm^e^./S.^^errroS^g:idf\nJ comfLter dur-
ing our hours of greatest trial.

IN VITNESS VHEREOF, I have here-
unto set mi' hand and caused
the Great Seal of the State
of Celifornla fo be affixed
thl^ /2o day of Noveniber,A.D. ,
One TTTousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-six.

^-^Lj >^^--.^L.t^

Governor of California

ATTEST

l-iU.

f*^^f

Secretary ^f/state

%V^fy

%■ ,

3!Kcutivic Bepartnicnt

3tatc of California

'^yJANATlON

1 Hitiy t:s ■
:■ IncilvJ

U-tj X't.

tU'V. will observi'
i: ivlll Of Klghts.

''< that in honor pr this anniversary
: I- recognition of I'l- <■....,.... -r-. ^^ • -> Tiretnitieti
'cuiiient contains .

', .ifluencfc or the till ..; : ':.'rves j

■!_.rei yart uf our cl«ily life. Ita guarantees '

■eenorii af»> t)!e cornerstonfe upon liici all of our

wurld gi'uwn constantly more ! complex, tlie Bil
ir n.r^ ba.slo ft.iu. ;,:■ .'.hov-'m. torlstlcally America,. . .

Cojjistitution in I79I.

belief in ti e dl^nl . . !.„•.;.,
jvi'X\..n ,ji u.e isill of t^lghts into the Gon-
atrenpth and inspiration to freedom-loving

\»-V, UitiwJ'ure, that we ; re -examine tJe Bill of
.ir , t) reaffirm Its -.r! nc ; -n, ;^ >.nd its arxiH-

•easoiis i, 'Ativl Varren,j Govern ;r .jT Calif orniali
; !(_'" *-■"= Liie Week uf JJecember |9 to 1^ atJ tlLL OP
'a C."lIfornla, axiA do hereby lurge all citizens tr.
bi'i'Muelves as to the basic guarahtees ol^ individual
ri^jhts and freedoms which liavp riven up ciur nnt! )nal strpm-tli.

,'■1. i jt.'^'.f

(^

V

^^^

tjreunto set my hand
•■jjiu qaused the Great
Seal |of the State of
Caliijornla to be af-
fixed this 9th day of
Jjecembor, A. D. , One
'11 oufiiand Nine Punrired

s

t^iU'jrnla

*

^xcrutiDc Bcpartmcnt

^tatf of California

-!15.£.1I;AMATT0N

'U'-h Insolr^tlon ^^LlM" °^ °°?f^® Washington Carver we find
---.. xnspiratlon. During mors than forty veam soent In t>-«
development of Tuakecee Institute, Dr. Carver overcan^^^^^^-,.1,, i
inaurir^oun table obstacles In order 'to cret te new edSca^ onaT^ ^ ''
and econ.aic opportunities for a great mass S? our peopJe? f

„^„„ . , ^'l^ scientific contributions, which v;ere marv |:

were siven o:^ him fr=ely so that all inifiht bonef ' t TTir*?-P«-ni. v

co'^.tfbut"-Tf' ^^^Tf''^^- "'Stably wlth^heoeanut'and the sweet '^
pcoato but With couiitless other olants a^? vol T v„t ,1^ ^"^ ,^^^

lolllT " ^^'^''"'^'-'''^^ '^°nor to his memory anf Jo his

IN WITHESS WHEREOF, I have
here-onto set ray hand
and caused the Great
Seal .of tlie SUte of
California to be af-
fixed this ^o^ day
of December, A.D.One
Thousand Nino Hiindred
"-"i T?orty-Six.

Governor of California

ATTEST :

(uZ.

'A^4.-€€>((y

oecretary of /Strfte

iinm.i H.Mooxf.tTftik r\\-

ixccutivjc Bepartmcnt

3iatc of (California

jU!EJIDI.!ENT no. 1 TO
CITRUS WHITE FLY h;xtkRIQR tiUARiU\
{(Quarantine Proclaniatlon 10)

The list of "Coimaodlties Covered" as sot forth in Subsecti
of Section y^-^H of the California Adraiaistrjitive Code, entx^
"Citrua k.'hita Fly Exterior .^uurentine", is hereby amended to
drop "Canellla spp, (Camelllfi or Tea)" from said list of hosts
and probrible curriers. Said subtiection as amended shall read
as follows:

(c) C ommo d i t i e_3 G qvered (Restricted Products). The fol-
lowing plants and parts thereof which are knovm hosts and prob-

abj.e ciirriers of said pests:

All species and varieties of Citrus (citron, grapefruit,
leiiion, lime, orani^e, pmnraelo, tangerine, etc.) (*) and the fol-
lowiag: closely related genera and hybrids:

j^eKle maraelos (Bael fruit)

JwIiij^li^M gl"tTaosa (Chaetoapertnuiri) (Tabog)

Ilurraya spp. (Chalcas; Liurraea) ( Jf sminorange)

Citropsis spp. (Cherryorant^e or African cherryorange)

i^eronla limonia (//oodapple)

Fortuuella spp. (Kuiuquat)

Pone ir 113 spp. (Trifoliate-orange)

Sever inia spp. (Doxorange)

Tirphasia trifolia (Lime berry)

And the following other genera and species:

-lilanthus spp, (Treaof heaven)

Choi ay a ternata (I.'exicanorange)

Diospyrus spp. (Persimmon)

Gardenia spp. (Gardenia or Cupejasmlne)

riex spu. (Holly)

Jasmin urn spp. (Jasmine)

Li^;ustj-uii spp. (Privet)

I'ielia spo. (Chlnaberry)

Osmanthus ?xmericanu£ (Devilwood) {**)

Prumir- carol J nlana (Carolina laureloherry)

Sapindus mukorossT (Chinese soapberry)

oyringa vul^'aris (Comiaon lilac)

(Reference: Title 3, California Administrative Code, Subchap-
ter U, Group 3, j^ant quarantine)

(*) All species and varieties of citrus also covered in
Section 3250.

(**) Not tolerant to methyl bromide.

^

^xcfutivic Bepartmcnt

;5<tat[ of California

Amendment No. 1 to
oection )'l''iS O.A.C.

Page 2

This Proclamation beint£ nn emergency regulation shall take
effect inanediately. i

IN V/ITWE-'iS vniERKOF, I have here-
unto set my hand and cuused the
Greet Seal of the State of

7^ day of j^Upi^*^' •• * -y

one thousani^^-irifie hundred ^d
forty- seven r"^

_>'

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Z

Governor of California

ATTliST:

Secretary of

m/n-c^

^xtcutltie Btpartment

^tatc of California

-^^^^2^.

■r 1 0 N

'^■<^t^Cf<

, • . , an ejitr-:ordiiiary occasion hus arisen
r.riu nov; exi^sts reuuirinf that tlie Legislature of the State
of CuiiroiMiii be cojivt-Utin in <';<traordinary session; now,
tnerefort" ,

1, i!.Ai;L WA1;REN, • ■ -^'or or t.li. , t '.of
c-iir'.rniLi, oy virtue of (.tie pov/ei- ana authorit-/ in me
vested by Section y of Articlu V of t lie Constitution of
t.iie State- of California, do hereby convene the Lep'islHture
of tlic Stat,(i of California to seet in extraordinary session
at Sacraiicuto, Culifornii., on Monday, tfae Ijith day of
Januar:^, 1947, at 1: : 30 o'^-lock P. M. ot said day for the
following purposes nnu to legislate upon the fol'lov.lng
subji rtr:

1. To coasidej- and act upon legislation relating to

i*on?truetioii and mnint'- nance of State hi^hv/ays, county

. " oon;.ider rind act uyon le^jslation relsl int to
i.ianoxii^j and administration of State highvaiy, county
■lua city rtr^ieL construe L ^ uii ana maintciianci::, iacluuiag

' i ■:; '.' ' •-.'for.

j. To coupiuer and net upon le£:ii3lation relating to
■ . -atiou of liiotor v(].I. Ir, , (um to highway, roud and
street; traffic regulatii' . , '^ir enforceident, includiiw:

,^.. To consiatr ix\\yX act upon Itj^islation relating to
istr.'ition, financial and statintical procedures of

i-H>' '■''■'!■ ' 'i' Motor V'tilclu.'-.

ii>i VvlTNKEG MlKi^KOl , I liave hereunto set my hand
t;.o Creat Seal of the State of Califoi-nia to be

. . ■ ■ '- lay of Jamu. i-y, 'g^,?.

^/>^-

A

(.lov ■

'. ' "rni.

ATT I

Secreta.y yf -t. tt

3v $M^^j^*^^4^

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^xccutioc Bcpartmcnt

:ir»t.itc of (Ijlifornia

1' R 0 C L A M A T I 0 N

The basic philosophy of our democratic vay of life
vas conceived centuries ago in ancient Greece. More recently,
during World War II, It vas defended 1 erolcally by the people
of modern Greece. So overwhelming were the sacrifices of the
Gree'.c people in the cause of freedom that the Greek nation
lies in pitiful ruins today. Its people are lacking in the
elementary tools with whlcl. to help themselves. Because of
the destruction and devastation which l;as ridden their land,
the Greek people are desperately in need of financial and
material assistance from the outside world.

To aid tliese heroic people whose forebears gave
to the world the great Drlnclples u})on which modern democracies
have been built, I, Karl Warren, Governor of the State of
California, recommend that the people of California support
the nationwide drive for Greek relief and do hereby proclaim
the week January 12-18, 19^7, inclusive, as GRKEK WAR RELIEF
W'KEK.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hajid
aJid caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this ^5^ day
of January, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty -Seven.

Governor of Cplifornia

ATTEST :

Secretary as ^y&te

.1....-.1. .111. r.i»n~ji .■■•!' fiiANK t'l. JU!'i'A,";,Si'i.rs:tjrycl
.ii i..o«.*».>i«ci«."«Wr.i»"i •""•»•» 'L'^ I

^

^Kcutjtic department

^tatc of California

f>j,

PROC LAMATI

Because the happiness of our people Is dependrjMj^
upon their soundness of mind and body, the maintenance of high
standards of public health Is one of the major concerns of the
society in which we live.

We are fortunate that great progress Is being made
in the fight against disease; yet In spite of our many advances,
there are a number of ailments for which neither a preventive
nor a cure have so far been devised.

One such disease Is the dread scourge of Irfantlle
paralysis which, striking mysteriously and without warning,
takes a tragic toll each year. During 1946 a major epidemic
swept our nation, and California was among the States hardest
hit. In Jallfornla alone, during the past twelve months,
infantile paralysis struck down nearly 2200 persons.

The National Fovmdatlon for Infantile Paralysis,
supported financially by public contributions through the i

annual March of Dimes, has waged a bitter campaign a^ilnst 1

this disease In the laboratory and in the field. It ..as thrown
into the battle every resource at its command, making assistance
available to all who are afflicted and in need of aid.

To assure the continuation of this worthy work, I

I, Earl Warren, Governor of California, urge the people of
California to contribute generously to the nationwide March
of Dimes, January 13th to January 30th, and do hereby proclaim
January 15th as the opening day of the March of Dimes in
this State. ;

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to ba af-
fixed this ^*^ day
of January , A . D . ,
One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Forty-

ATTEST :

seven

^^y^^*-^..L<,4-,

Governor of California

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aS

Secretary of" S/tate

t

Citati- of t'rtlitovnla

■^^^

V

w.

PROCLAMATION

^

lasufJ Pursuant, to Chapter 13, Sttitutes of 19^6, First Eixtrfionfl«iry
Session.
Wherens, there was submitted to the People of this Stat* at the general

election held November 6, 19^6, that certain law providing for a
I bond issue of one hundred million dollars to be used by the

' Deportment of VetT'uis Affnirs in assisting Culifomift war veterans

to ncquire fnrn'.s or homes, being Che.pter 13, of the Statutes of
19A6, Kirst Kxtr-iorilnary Session; and
Wherens, it appears from the official declaration end statement of the vote
of the .Sec^et;^^y of State of California, issued December 19, 194.6,
that snld act received a majority of all votes cast for and against
it at snid election:

NOV, TtffiREFORE, I, FARL WARREN, Governor of the State of California,
do hereby proclaim that s.-ild act received a majority of all votes
cast for and agnlnvSt it at said election, that said act is fully
effective and shall have effect as therein provided, and that said
pct shall be Irrepealnble until the principal and interest of the
liabilities therein created shall be paid end discharged. Done
under my hand and the Great Seal of the State of California at the
j State Capitol, Snci'Hmontn, California, this ' day of Janufiry,

ATTEST:

EARL WARREN
Governor

FRAMK M. JORDAM.
Secretary of Sta'

W/^

■■i- --«*^

', , ' 'i ^

i^xtcotiDe ©tpartmtnt

^tateordiilirornia

'ECIAL FLECTION PPOGIX.'.ATION

)f C'^llfM. •

,1 .; ^1 ■ I ■ strict

■mblymin-eleet John B.

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^^

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■.r .T-

Of

So.'

of State

v' -v-/:

l)cf^u1v^*^rrtlirvol9hii«

;M.ikN»«. 19 It ntoKfr M.Mocwr.irtTii niNiu

^xccunuc Bcpartniciit

^tatc of (Taliforiiia

PROCLAMATION

Our Wation aiid our State owe mucli of their strength
to the efforts of men vho, cncouraned by tl e American system
of free entorpriso and steeped In the American faith In the
dignity of maji, 1 ave devoted their lives to improving the lot
of tl elr fellow men in a material as well as a spiritual way.

Such a man was Thomas Alva Edison. Born 100 years
ago, Edison contributed many inventions and scientific dis-
coveries which have brought about our present high standard
of living. The enterprise and ingenuity which made him great
were nourished by the fundamental concepts of the American way
of life, which served and will continue to serve as an inspir-
ation to all who contribute to the progress which we make.'

So that our faith In these American precepts may
be renewed by a review of the long and productive life of this
great man, I, Karl Warren, Governor of California, do hereby
proclaim Tuesday, February 11, 19^7 as THOMAS AI-VA EDISON DAY.

ATTEST

VliEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this ^*C day
Of February, A. D.,
One Thousand IJine
Hundred and Forty-
Seven.

Governor of California
Secretary ol(_y'tate

FRANK M. y.'-^A ,^--' : .- ',.^^

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m^^)^)

a:xccunDc l?cpartnicnt

State of (L jliforiiM

PROCLAMATION

In i>eace as veil as var, tl o American Reri Cross
serves an Imnortant need of our people. It Is our reserve
against an eraerj-ency or disaster which may strike without
warning anywhere at any time. It wages a continuing fight
against disease, thereby raising the standard of public health.
Its ])rogro.in of safety education assists in the protection of
our people in hundreds of communities tljroughout our 5tate.

';he Red Cross ministers to the needs of our
soldiers L/Li at hoiiie and overseas, and some of its finest work
is am^ng the fine young men who are fighting tl elr way to health

in our Army, Navy aiiu Veterans hospitals.

Tlie American Red Cross will during tie month of
Iiarcl ask the people of California to join In a voluntary drive
to make possible tJie continuation of its good work. In recog-
nition of its high purpose, I, Earl V/arren, Governor of Cali-
fornia, do hereby proclaim March 1 as the ojienlng day of the
19^7 Fund Raising Drive of the American Red Cross In California
and do fui'ther urge the people of California to support this
campaign with the same outstanding generosity whicJi has charac-
terized their contributions In the past.

A.AA

IN WITNESS V/REREOF, I have
hereunto set my 1 and
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this ^^ day
of February, A. D. ,
One Thousajid Nine
hundred and Forty-
Seven.

ATTj

Governor of California

ay i. x^ J

Secretary of/6jmte

'r I L «- '-■' j'

nl the "iUtt* o< Cjlilomi.

FRANK MJORDAN,S«wt«»ro«sw|^

3;KfutH3e Bcpartmcnt

i^t.itc Dl CLaliforiiia

r R 0 c L A r-'i /i T I n ri

The hlstorJc develoi.iiR.-iit of California has been due In
great part to the abundance of vater, minerals, forests, natural
gas, oil, iydro electric jiower, fertile lend mid otl:cr resources
with which it ; as been blessed. Similarly, California's future
progress depends upon the continued abundance of these important
resources .

long

Appreclatlnc tie need for guarding against the dissipa-
tion of our naturjil wealth, State and local governments have
worked to encourage tJ;e jirevention of fire and disease in our
forests, tie preservation of nupplJes of natural gas, the reclama
tion of agricultural land and the development of new sources of
water and power.

Action on the part of government alone, however, is not
enougii. During V.orld Vnr 71 heavy demands were made on many
CalifornJa resources, a number of which are subject to exhaustion.
Also in tlie period since 1^40, tie State has added more than two
raillion persons to its population, all of vhom olace new and
greater demands upon the reaources of the State.

This combination of circumstances makes it important for
every citi?,en to take a personal part In tlie State's conservation
program, and to Incorporate sound conservation practices into the
habits of his daily life.

To bring more forcefully to tlie attention of all the
citizens of the State the need for personal participation in con-
servation activity 1, iiaTl V/arren, Governor of California, do
hereby proclaim the period of March 7 to 14 to be C0N3KRVAT10N
MlliUs In California. T urge that ali programs initiated during
this week be continued throughout the year, to the end that I947
shall become known as Conservation Year in California and recog-
nized as a year of new accomiilisliments by oui- people in the pre-
vention of waste and the conservation of our natural resources.

IN VITNESS WlffiRKOF, I have
hereunto set my liand
ajid caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this ^^ day
of February, A.D. ,
One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Forty-seven.

ATTEST :

Governor of CFlifornla
Secretary ^f^6tate

{RANK M. JQRt)Ari,$i.r-^'-r>o(st

^xerutiDt Bcpartniciit

-S»tatc of €.ilifornKi

PROCLAMATION

-.4^ 4.4 California has been built by the coooeratlvp ^rfor.i-a

ori^- n^?nto^'ne'ff'?, ''^"T"' ^^^^'^ -ces^^rnilLnir^'^
ux i(.an3 into one of tlio mont populous and active '^tAtpc, «„ i-v,^

the'^solu«on'S?'ifn'"" °L'''' prlnclplea ^f brotherhood'?o'''
n^t-^^.o , ^^-^y Pi'oblcms has contributed nili/htllY to our

prot-ress ourlnj^ our first century of statehood As we orLn
ize to prepare our State for its second cen^ur^ of prLJeff"
It is importaiit that we continue to demonstrate our bef^^f in
tae fundamental premises of universal brStoerhoodr

tiese prlnc?pSr'i\^e' Nl^UrrL'SSL^'of'?, 'TilT'"^^^ f.

?LS^%?ocSke--;ri2br^S^

AI-IKKICAN BROTIIEHKOOD VKKK In Call^oLla ^d^T n^J^^^' ^^ ^"^
in all coiaiuunlties which wJ 11 h^ir, T!^o J ^ ^^e observances
the principles ortSerLce'LdlSoi'Sn! " -^^<^^-*i°« to

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this ^^ day
of February, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Forty-
seven.

^Cx^^-A^

Governor of California'

ATTEST ;

Secretary o/^tate

\ r. E o

lOrntJ

fMuop^

^Kcutltie department

;c»tatc of ealiforiiia

;• '.■ 1- ■[ ~ iie

'uue, -siititled "ieac::

er, i'loyd,

. ".unr.elr,

'•^'i'-^ ' , "id and CtiUfaecI

'-■T'-nit ' ,f-e tjtute of

■I'cusfjtid nine ' ;r wr^,^ ,
■' .'-novrfi.

■ L/ <■-'.'■■:
FRANK M.JOH*AN,s»«.

ixecutiDc Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of e.ilifori)ui

PROCLAMATION

of Army
contributions of

mtor^o^-h *^ we dir.ect our energies vltl, ever Increastm?
s f??t?L ?rT '' ^''t'^bUshment of permanent peace, ^t
ts flttlne that w(- join In the national observance
Day, and reflect upon the past and present
our armed forces to the cause of peace.

Out Army lielped restore peace to the world. Exist-
ing solely as n defender of human rights and as the guaSlIn
of a peaceful way of life, it has neither conquest nfr
aggression .-i!) its aim.

Army Day 19^*7, should serve to remind us that our
nation possesses the m1f'),t with which to defend its Ideals
It should inspire a greater appreciation of our living Army
Which carries on the tradition of the brave men and wSmen
who suffered and died to preserve our way of life la add 1
tlon, it sliould serve af< a reminder of the contribution-

marie to our nationa] welfare by the men and
0rt:;«nl2ed Reserve and of the California
who were called Into early action during
])art of the nation's first line of defense

whicl iiave been
officers of the
National Guard,
Vorld Var TI as

r..r,^ ^ ^. ''''"' ^"?'^^-''"«L'e the citizens of California to take
part In the national celebration of t>,ls occasion I Earl
V.arrr,n Governor of C^illfornia, do hereby proclaim Monday

fto Anrlflf'^T T'.""' r«" "^'^^ durlng\he period oJ'^Aprll
7 to April IP, Inclusive, the flag of the United States be
displayed over homes, places of business, schools and other
pubx c buildings m our State, and that all citizens join in
civilian and military ceremonies honoring our armed forces.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I Jiave
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of

California to be/af-
(, A.D. , One

fixed ^t!il I

of.

Thousand 'Nine Hundred

and Forty-seven.

TTEST :

Governor of California

Secretary Q,r^tate

^i»i'»<* ,V^W«''

..x^^

^-^-^Q-^^

£xecuti\)e department

5r.irr of dnlifornia

PJiO^iAl?^----

nie rir-ht aKalnct cancer Is ol' increB,slng importance In
the h;alti:"soclal and economic v-lannlne t'l^Vlu4eflnTlhLc^
State Because of the burden of unprodlctable suxfering whli-n
c^nce; imposes upon Its victim, in addition to the economJc
con.cuuencos of unernplo^ent vhlch ^^f "«' f/^Jf.^S ^^Z""'
be attacked vlth all the medical, social, educational anc
scientific resources available.

TO add to the present limited l^"°^l^Jee of cancer will
require extensive additional research. . ^^ J^^,^"°^^J,f J^ges
T];:^ ^Ut^^'^t^^^^ ^^rorSilfCrnl^ns die
of cancer each year.

The fight against cancer depends upon the 6^"f °^%^^PP°^^
of Til agencies working In the cancer program, w^-ny of which
^!.^iL:fti; financed y contributlons^f^^^^^^^^

Therefore in cooperation with tnc "°;^- "^|^ . .„ hereby
X. ir^iiT T wdto Unrren Governor of Orlixornia, uu ucxtuj
for l^i^T, I, ^^r An^lliqi? as CANCER COKTROL MONTH In
r>-^oclalra the month of April iMf r as \^ju'>\^^i\ ^ ncciat

thr St=te of O.,llfornla and hereby urge our citizens to assist
generously m the fight against this dread disease.

IN WITNESS VHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be Af-
fixed this ^vT^ay
of March, A.E. , One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-Seven.

O

;Z

Governor of California

ATTEST

c^

Secretary of mute

^KcutiUf Department

^tatc of €.iliforiii.i

PROCLAMATION

for th^ .,inL r Sacrifice upon the •r.ss In atonement

lor the sins of man has l.ng served as a constant Inspiration

to ,„en and v.men .f tho Christian faith thr.uchout tSe v,rlJ?

The crucifixion of Christ symbolizes the ;;rpat
love vhl.h He held for us all- a love vhlch each of us,

iV -tTZ-^?''^ ^f^"" to translate int. terms of brotherhood
and t,ood v_ai in th^ conduct •f everyday life.

r ^ V, , , ^^ ^^ traditional during Holy Week to •bserve
uood i-rlday as r day of meditation and prayer, reaffirming
our devotion to Him who was crucified for our sake.

,, ,.„ ^oi' this reason, I, Earl Warren, Governor of
CaLLfornii, urge upon all of our citizens the proper
•bservance of this Holy Day, and do furtlier call upon all
employers tlir»U£:hout thlji State to respect the wishes of
their emiiloyees who desire to absent themselves during the
hours between 12 noon and 3 p.m. on Go»d Friday for the
purpose of w«r;^hip. ,

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set mj' hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State •£
Callfornl'3 t« boy af-
fixed this X/=^day
of March, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundi'ed
and Forty-Seven.

X/

Governor of Crlifornia
Secretary of/fitAte

)f/StAl

S^i^i^

5xtcutiV)t department

;^tatc of €aliforiii.i

FKOCLAMATj_ON ^^^'xSl

One of our greatest hopes for restoring balance to an.
unsettled world lies In the field of public education. It ^
through tlie broader education of all peoples that there can bes
be nurtured the virtues of tolerance and understanding which
are needed in the world today.

It is part and parcel of the American tradition that
every child, no matter where he lives or what may be the economic
or social situation of his parents, has the birtlvright to a
sound education. Government's responsibility for making ^hls
education available to our young people is met through a putilic
school iiystem which has contributed greatly to the strength of
our democratic way of life. |i

Training for good citizenship must continue to be the
concern of the public schools, not only in providing academic
and vocational preparation for life but in stimulating character-
building activities that supplement the moral instruction for
which parents are responsible in the home. 'I

Standards of education must be constantly raised and
adapted to the changing needs of the day, and these standards
must recognize the ever-increasing importance of the homely
virtues as a basis for good citizenship in the highly complex
age in which we live. The public schools are constantly seeking
new ways and means of expanding and improving educational
opportunities for our children, and if their continued efforts
are to meet with success, they must be backed by the conscientious
interest of all the citizens of the State.

With this thought in ir.lnd, I, Earl Warren, G?^«'.^norof
California, do hereby proclaim the week of April 29 to May 4,19'»7,
as PUBLIC SCHOOLS WEiK, and I urge that all of our citizens set
aside time during this week to better acquaint themselves with
ways m which they may take a part in the further development
of our local public schools. jj

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to^e af-
fixed this ■^'•*day of
April, A. D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-Seven.

Governor of California

ATTEST: ^^^-^^a^o ^'^U-*^*^'^t^

Secretary off ^tate

«44 UttiKt-l (t klWUKW.STAtl !>•■<' 1'

;Executiur Bcpaitiiiciit

^tatc of (i:.ilifonii.i

PROCLAMATION

The twenty-one nations of the Pan-American Union have
long demonstrated In their relations with each other that
differences In language and custom do not constitute a barrier
to International friendship and understanding. They have proved
the efficiency of approaching mutual problems in a spirit of
neighborliness and good will, thereby setting an example of
cooperation for the world.

The people of California, because of their close
historical and geographic associations with the nations to
the south, are keenly interested In all activities which will
further tighten tie bonds of friendship among the peoples of
the Americas. It Is especially fitting, therefore, that we
join with wholehearted enthusiasm In the international
observance of Pan American Day.

For this reason, I, Earl Warren, Governor of t
California, do Ijereby proclaim Monday, April 14, 19^7, as '
PAN AMERICAN DAY in California and urge that appropriate
recognition of this day be given in the schools, churches,
business places and social gatherings of our State to the end
that our International unity may be strengthened still further.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hajid
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this J^ day
of April, A. D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty- Seven.

Governor of California

ATTEST :

Secretary of >^t^te

to lh« offlw of »• Swttary o< Stat.

^xecutioe department

State of ealifomi.i

PROCLAMATION

The responsibility for maintaliiinG good public
health is one which all people sliare, for It Is on t}ie
conuimnity level -- in our homes, sclioola, institutions, farnif
factoriey and shops -- that the nevar-ending battle a^^alnst '
disease 1m belnt:; fought.

For seventy years the public health nurses have
asElcted our people in all walks of life in the fight for
better health. At bedsides, in clinics and classrooms they
are helping to reduce sickness and suffering, to prevent and
overcome epidemics, and to give instruction in preventive
medicine, baby care and improved habits of health.

In order tJjut the contribution of the public
health nurse toward the betterment of public health standards
may be I'c-cognised by our people In a suitable manner I, Earl
Warren, Governor of California, do hereby proclaim the week
C /.pril 20 to 26 as PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING VfEEK.

IN WITNESS WEEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and C8.used the' Great
Seal of t]ie State of
California to be af-
fix ,-d this /^^ day
of April, A. D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-Seven.

/4t^

/"

tu^

"1

ATTEST :

Governor of California

Secretary

o>-j6tate

^Kcunuc Bcpartincnt

^tatf of CL.iliforiii.i

PHOCLAMATION

The peoples of many nations look to the United States
of America for leadership in this period of world reconstruction,
placing their faith In the i)rlnclple3 and Ideals which have'
made America strong. These are principles and Ideals of a
free and democratic way of life which accords to each citizen
an equal voice in government but charges him with the
compensating responsibility of making that voice heard.

Hundreds of thousands of persons — by means of
naturalization or coming of age -- attain citizenship in our
land each year, and It Is appropriate that a day be set aside
to honor them in public ceremonies which stress the responsi-
bilities as well as the privileges that citizenship entails.

This event has been proclaimed by the President of

the United States as "I AM AN AMl-JRICAN DAY.

In keeping with

the action of the President, I, Earl Warren, Governor of
California, do hereby proclaim Sunday, May l8, as I AM AN
AMERICAN DAY in this State and urge that on this day public
ceremonies be held In i;al1fornla cities and towns In order
to welcome the new citizens of the past year to active
participation in public life.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to he af-
fixed this ^ ^ day
of May, A. D. , One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty Seven.

,..i^

Governor of California

ATTEST :

Ofc

^

/lAsli*^^

Secretary o^ Slfate

-VfA, .^'Vs,^

•^o

'"^""Uc

'"<:>i„y'>fc,

>^^

^xccutiDc Bcpaitniciit

:c>tm of (L,iliforiii.i

PROCLAMATTON

The Anwrlcan Merchant Marine serves our people not '''.
only as an agency of commerce but as an instrument for conveying
American good will to tin- peoples of other lands. By facilitat-
ing global travel and promoting a free exchange of goods and
Ideas, it helps to bring about greater understanding and
tolerance among the nations of the world.

By Joint resolution of Congress, May 22 of each
year has been set aside Jn honor of the men and women of the
Merchant Marine. It is especially appropriate that California
Join with the nat.1on in the observance of this day because ours
is a maritime state with great shipbuilding industries and
some of the finest natural and man-made harbors in the world. l'

With this thought In mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor '

of California, do hereby proclaim Thursday, May 22, 1947, as '

NATIONAL MARITIME DAY in California and urge that flags be ■'

displayed and civic programs be held in recognition of the f

achievements of the American M3rchant Marine. '

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to ba af-
fixed this ^i ^ day
of May, A. D. , One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-Seven.

Governor of California

ATTEST: ^

ApLjc

Secretary of.'State

cy^ --^

i:xtcutluc department

^tatc of €.iliforiii.i

PROCLAMATION

»-n«.^^ I. 1*^ ?^°^^ accomplishment 3 of the civilians in our
Armed Forces during the recent war and their quick re-ad Justment
to nornal pursuits upon their return to civilian life ^°'^"^''"®"^

?n"'m??^fo!'''^ ^"..^^ ""^^^ "'"^^ "^'^ P«°Pl« ^^« capable of uniting
in military action yet prefer a life of peace.

nn+„r.m 4.U /" ''^f^ °^ America's desire for peace. It Is
natural that our Armed Forces look to units of civilian reserves

? l^fl strength. Accordingly, the United States Na?y his
established a civilian Naval Reserve to encourage LeIonMnued
interest and participation of Navy. Marine Corps and Coast

Mnvo-1 « ^^ recognition of a recruitment campaign for this
Naval Reserve the President of the United States has proc?aLed

^■Ll. 'm'^^'oh^''^''^^/^' '''' '^''^^^ Reserve Week and has set aside
Sunday, May 25, as Naval Reserve Day,

Concurring in this action by the President, I,
S^ini^^^M' ^?r™o^ °^ California, do hereby proclaim the
^ l?Lr^ ^^ ^^' ~ ^5 as NAVAL RESERVE TOEK and Sunday, May 25
as NAVAL RESERVE DAY, and urge that during this period the
young people of our State acquaint themselves with the
opportunities offered by the Naval Reserve.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to b^ af-
fixed this ^Afc- day
of May, A. D. , One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty Seven.

Governor of California
ATTEST : ^

*^^^^<-<**«A.

Secretary at State

^xmm department

^tJtc of enliforiil.1

PROCLAMATION

bled on the fli'ldforba'ttfr? o? ?h! '""^^^^ grateful to those who
democratic Ideals Manv nr\v *^^ Preservation of our
ror life and -rl^e-ZLrU^'ror\rlr''^.'ir' ^^^ <=^iPPl«d
hospitals of our state. ^^'^ military and veterans

hospitalized men^'to raakrHudd/p""^^ "^'^°™ ^^^ these

the sponsorship of the ?eterfns o?'';"' ^'''l' ^^« ^^^^^ '^"cler

Of rals;ng funds for relil/t2iu amlnl^i^V'''' ^°^ ^^^ Purpose

the support of the N^itlonal Hom» ^"""S "^^^y veterans and for

Veterans operated Ly thisCrJanlzatLn '^' ^"^ '"^^^"^ °^

encourage our^'dJslMe'ci^^oteranrv'^" """.""^ ^^'^^-"^ to
effort, I. E.rl WarJln /Govern. r^f\>| ??'"«/" this worthy
proclaim May -3 and -i* as BUDDY PPPyn^v^"^''' '^'^ ^^''^^y
^rge our citizens to purchase Inrir-^L^^f.'" California and
days. PJicnase and wear Buddy Popples on these

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, J have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
S»nl of the State of
California to be^af-
flxed this y-^^aav
or May. A. D. . One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty Seven.

Governor of California

:<^

ATTEST : tf^.^,, M-^^UU..-.^

Secretary ^State

'-"V of Sun

^.

.7

^xccutiuc Bcpartincnt

^tiitc of (liilifoniM

rnOCLAKATIOA'

The obs.Tvance ol' tl.e 170th anniversary of the adoption
of the Star Spangled Banner as our National Flag is an
appropj'iate tlino for all of us to re-dedicate ourselves to
the fundamental iprlnciplos of democracy upon Ml ich our
government ir, based.

Our National Flaj-] is a j^lorlous symbol of freedom
and jirogresp which generations of Americans have been proud to
defend ui)on the fields of battle, and In tliene unsettled times
it provides liope and inspli'atlon for millions of liberty-loving
people who look forward to a peaceful woi'ld in which the riglats
of men can never again be challenged by force.

As we pay honor to th.e Flag on its anniversary day.
It is fitting that we express our gratitude for the blessings
which our way of life has bestowed upon un and that we be
reminded of our individual responsibility to preserve and
strengthen the idealr whicl have made America great.

Vitl, tills tliouglit in mind, I, Eorl Varren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim Saturday, June 14, 19^7, as
FLAG DAY and urge that from every liome, institution and place
of business the Stars and Strlpies be flown in tribute to the
glory of our Nation and our Flag.

IN WITIiESS WHEREOF, 1 have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to he. af-
fixed this /^i'^day
of June, A. D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-Seven.

ATTEST ;

Governor of California
Secretary ^JState

^Kcutiut i3>cpartinciit

^tatc of (Inlirornin

P K 0 C L A M A T I 0 N

During the years of war, our servicemen and TitJmen
derived comfort from the knowledge that their families and
dependents were economically protected under the National
Service Life Insjurance plan made available to them hy the
(/overnraent oT the UnJ ted St'itos.

In civilian life this insurance continues to
give peace of mind to many veterans and their families. Its
renewal Js one of the wisest investments a veteran can make
because it i^rovides financial security for his dependents at
a very low cost. It is in the Interest of every honorably
discharged California veteran of World War II to call to his
attention the fact that August first will be the last date on
which it will be possible to reinstate lapsed policies of
Jjational Service Life Insuj'ance without physical examination.

Accordingly, I, Karl Warren, Governor of
California, join with the United States Veterans Administration
in urging every California veteran to become fully informed
of the benefits of National Service Life Insurance and to
avail himself of this last opportunity to obtain valual le
jjrotectJon for his family.

ra WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be* af-
fixed this /"^^^day
of July, A.D. , one
Tliousand Nine Hundred
and i^'orty Seven.

s-

y.-^ ^'

Governor of California

ATTKST:

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-i? J — .

^

^tJtC of (I.lllforilKl ('^uiirantine Proclamation 22)

Lot ice c- ^fcUuranti
of i'Hjriculture tiia
wart disease, new
this sttite, exists
a qucrantine at tJi
cordance v.itii Liect
of California, her
Hefeinst \.-Jiich ti-ie
an^ine, the corainou
trie entry of such

lie: It hav
t a d;'.Ui_:ero
to or not h
as hereina
a boundarie
ion lOo of
e:nafter se
ij.uarantine
ities cover
comuoditie

ilk: been determined by the Director
us virus disease pest known as peach
eretofore tpQnerally distributed in
fter described, I hereby establish
s of tlie btate of California in ac-
the ^^^ricultural Coae of the iitate
ttinr forth the ncue of the pest
if; established, the area under auer-
ea, and the restrictions t^overning
into this state.

V^.ef erence:

i/Ubchaoter

Title

3, '-iron

" 3, California Adiulnistrative Code. Chapter L
ir; U, Plant .quarantine)

Section 3260' C;..:.'J. is hereby

added to reed as follows:

of Idaho,

3208. £eaci__^j^ Ui cease Iilxterior ...uarantlne
(-,,uarantine rroc:u;iiiation 22)

_ r. cluarantine is established effective
aeamst the follov.dn^ pest, its hosts, and possible carriers:

(a) Pest. ieacJi wart disease.

^^^ '^'^~ TJnder >;.uarantipe. The entire States
Cregon, and .t'ashinfe^toa.

^^^ StO'''^o^itj.fcs Ccvei-ed. (uectricted Products.) All varie-

( except fruits''T;?t^ including floy.-ering forms, ana parts thereof
.,^f f^'^ fruits, pits, and trees other than peach on ueach root)

t^J^:^ri^^l^.^;^^r^'^ -^ '^'^'''^ camers^of th^ lilt

(d) Hestrlctions. (1) Origin Certificate I.:ust ..ccon...any
tnL"p ^H''-''^°'3^ • Coimaoditles covered are prohibited entry
?ot or ^; n^'ll'n? P°" "'" area under quarantine unless each
th!: f^f^'^^'-e-^t is accompanied by a certificate si-ned by
tae authorized a.jricultural inspection official of the

fltflL t "ffi™^?- *^'^t ^11 such coranodities contained

therein meet all rninimurn qualifications of this -erulation
and settine forth the naues ana addresses of the" cons^Kno?
ce?ti?icatr^ "''^ quantity of peach trees covered bjthe

(2) Conditions
tif icates.

roverninK The Issuance of Origin Qpr-

^ ^'^ certificates as herein required sliall bp" 1 «;-

sued except under and subject to the follovviS,: conditions:

vp^. (-^) ^^'-n^atent L.dHvi.-,i.p) .sn,.v.yo Comnetent sur-

t^vf. i^h '"''"■" ■^?'^" ""^""^ ^y ^^'^ official representa-
tives of the orii^m state Deof.rtrneiit of A-Ticuiture
and/or the United States Jepertment of Agriculture at

^xccutiiic Department

^Diau o\ (Lalitoniij

Cecticn 32:v^ G..1..C. (CJont^i.)

Page 2

the proper tiiTie in relation to the disease and host
and nc- peach wart found ut any time during the current
und iuuiiediutely iireceJinr; growiii/^ season either on the
grov.'inc {^roundt; or budwood sources or in the environs
thereof within a distance of one-half (1/2) mile.

(B) Re^iiipment^ Permitted If Continuea Identity
I-:&ir.tained. Certificates laay be issued for reship-
TT.pnts froiii the area under quarantine of coraaodities
covered which have originated outside thereof only uro-
vided the orl;j;in of such rooted trees and budwood
source is established and continued identity raainteined
to the satisfaction of the certifying inspector as
moetln,: all requlreiijentL of this refc;ulation. (^ee also
oections 3152 to 315^ inclusive.)

31?2. jinforcint: lowers. ,ai deputies of the Director and
all otate plant 'luarantme officers are empowered to carry out
all the provisions of '.quarantine tiegulations.

3153- i-''»3Jer..i Jhipmoiits L.xei,itjtted. i'ederai experimental
shipments Moved into this iJtate by or at the reiiuest of the
United states iJenartment of iit-ri culture, are execiTit from all
the provisions of any ilxterior quarantine Reijulations.

31 5 'f Cctmnuai ties Covered oubject to Other Rules and ^regu-
lations. The admissibility and moveiiiont vdtt in the Jtate of
California of any coTimiodity covered by a '^iuarantine Ret'uletion
shall be further subject to tJie provisions of any other Rule or
Rejjulatioji iiov; in ^■(.rce or whicJi may hereafter be established.

31f'f'. Dlsj)osltion of Violations. (a) jjjxterior: i'uiy and
all lots or shipments of coimuodities covered by any Exterior
quarantine i<e--ulation arriving in the State of California in
violation of or not in coupLiance with the restrictions thereof,
shall be irunediately destroyed unless no detriment nan be caused
to agriculture in tJas citate by the shipment of such commodities
cut of tlie Jtate within the specified time limits at the option
anJ expense of the o\mer or bailee.

ti^ents I.ust hold wliiiiiiients. Any and

31 :' '- • Coi.uaon Carrier
all lots or Ehipmants of coruaoditieE covered by any .quarantine
Ret^uiation must be held and not delivered to consij^nee or agent
until inspected and passed by the director, ; . ; deputy, or by a
otate uiaut quarantine officer.

^xcfutiuc Bcpartmciit

3tatc of e.ilifornij

Section 3^o3 C.^.J. (JoutU.)

Pa^e 3

This i=roclairiation beiat an emergency ret^ulatlon shall take
eirect j...Jieuij:'teiy.

li-i .«ITvJi;oo .iHKREOi', I have hex'e-
unto set :iii- hand ana caused the
ureat ^eal of the otate of
California to be affixed this

/ day of /">., L- .
one thous.'iiid nliie-handred and
forty-EiPVen.

<, /- ^

Governor of California

.- iliril ,■■• ■-p .

liioUED:

Filed v/ith the iJecretar/ of
otete and r.iaae effective:

(^

Secretary of />tit*e

^Kfutivie Bcpartnicnt

;e»tatc of G.ilifornia

SPECIAL EL^CTIOj^ PHOaAIJATIOjt;-

T, EAl^L ViA? ; ii, Oov«rnor of California, do hereby proclaim
Mid order t)mt a special eiecUon shall be hold on the i4th day
of October, iv^47, within the Seventh Llenatorial District of the
State, comprising the counties of Nevada, Sierra and .^lacer, to
fill the vacancy in the office of St«te Senator from said District
reBultini: froM the resignation of Senator Jerrold L. Seaweil,

Aim T DO TTEREBY offer a reward of one hundred doUarb for
the arrest and conviction of any person wiio violates any of tJie
provisions of Uivlsion XIV of the Eiectionfi Code; the rewards to
be paid until the total amount hereafter expended for the purpose
reaches the suiu of ton thousand dollars.

I:J ITIIESS .rtlEREOK, I have hereunto set my hand aiid caused
the Groat Sonl of the State of California to be affixed hereto

this // - day of July, lt^47.

^KcutiDc department

State of dnliforiiKi

am TREE DI.3Ei'J3ES SXTJiHiOR qU/iR/iKTINE
('quarantine Proclamation 21)

ofi^^rl^Mii'nf ""l^'n'r' }^ ''"''■^"^ ^^'^'^ determined by the Director
of iL^rl culture that serious disease peats of elm known as Dutch

l^.lfT' ^^"^ P'^'°"'=^ necrosis of elm. not kn^Sn tHcci. in
this state, exist and are widely spread in laany eastern and raid-
die western states, and that the Federal Domestic Du?ch SJm Sigl
ease Quarantine has been rescinded, lifting all restrictions oS

hereSrSabuL^"'''''^ .°?^^'^" ^^•°"' ^"°^ infe?te5 areas! T
cf^frLnf ^ " 'i^^^^'itine at the boundaries of the Stat4 of
California m accordance with Section 106 of the iw^ricultural
Coae Of the State of California, hereinafter se^tlnc JortHJe
names of the pests against which the quarantine is established
the area under quarantine, the co:mnodities cohered, and the ?«!
stfte! "^ governing the entry of such commodities 'in?o this

iS?^^^j?:r3.^iJiL^i.^S^S^;i:r^sS;;^f ^°^«' ^-p-^ ^.

Section 3267 C.A.C. is hereby added to read as follows:

3267. glm JTree Diseases Exterior (Quarantine
(Quarantine Proclaraation 21)

A quarantine is established effective
against the following pests, their hosts, and possible carriers;

(a) le^. Dutch elm disease (Ceratostomella ulmi) and
phloem necrosis of elm, ~~ ' i

„ ,. !^^ ^^8a Under w.uaranUoe. lai states and districts of the
united States. ~~

(b-l) Infected ilrea. The entire States of Arkansu^^ fnn
necticut, DelawareTTTrnTois. Indiana. lowarKansaJ JSickv
Maryland, L:«ssachusetts. tiississippi . 'j^ssoiri Neb^askf Nei*
Jersey. New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania RhoSe Islanl
Tennessee. Vermont, Virginia, and West Virginia. ^^^^'^^'

Un^^J^qtL«l^^-H^^^^^^^^^^: ^^^ ^^=^^«^ ^"*i districts Of the
United States under quarantine, not described in (b-l) above as
"Infected ;a-ea" shall be known as "Restricted /a>ea".

^""^ Commodities GovHrPd. Elm plants and parts thereof
except seed, of all species Jf the genus Ulmus, including
(1) trees, plants, leaves, twigs, branches, bark, roots, trunks
cuttings, and scions of elm; (2) logs, or cordwoid of elm ^d
(3 lumber, crates, boxes, barrels, packing cases and otSer con-
tainers manufactured in whole or in part from elm wood not free
from bark, all of which are hereby declared to bo hosts or possi-
ble carriers of the pests herein quarantined against! ^

^xcfutlue Beportmcnt

^tatc of Ciliforiiia

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Section 326? C.A.C. (Contd.)

(d) Restrictions.

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-_^ (1) Commodities Covered Prohibited from

I^f^jLed Area. ;ai commodities crvered originating or grown
within the infected urea described in {b-l)\bove fre pfo-

airll^^tr^T/^ ^"^^ ^""^ ^^^'^^ °^ California whether so mo?ed
?rnr:i^ f^om said area or by diversion or reconsignment
from any point outside thereof.

tle""lft.Tr%''^r/'''f '" ^""^^ ^^°^«' ^^« ad^nisslSle into
the otate of California, provided that each lot or shipment
oi such comiuodities is accompanied by a certificate siJned

state'oror?':fr%?^"'°""'^^"^ inspection official'of tSf
state of origin affirming that neither the Dutch elm disease
or phloem necrosis of elm are known to occur in said state
and that such coian,odities contained therei^are a prolScJ of
said state or have been grown in another state wherein i
neither disease is knovm to occur, also, setting forth the
names and adaresses of the consigAee and consignor and the
kind and amount of couimodities covered by said^ertmcaJe. ,

(3) Director I.lay Kxempt Certain ..'^tlclRfl. The
Director of .^riculture may exempt certain articles classed
as restrictea herein when in his'^Judgment such articles
because of the nature of their growtE or production or'
their manufactured or processed condition, are considered
innocuous as carriers of infection. (See'also Sections
3-L^<i to 3150 inclusive.)

3152. Enforcing Powers. All deputies of the Director and

^n ?hf ® ^^^°* quarantine officers are empowered to carry out
all thfi i,rov^«i..nc of .quarantine Regulations.

all the provisions

3153. Federal Shiments ExjgmEted. Federal experimental

nnf^^r^^f ^^'^^p^^^tFThrrTtFti-bT^F-at the request of the
United btates Department of iigriculture, are exempt from all the
provisions of any Exterior .quarantine Regulations:

, . ^■^^^' Commodities Covered Subject to Other Rules and Regu-
lat^ions. The adraissibliity and movement within the ^Jt-ite ot
chctf°f"^^ °f ''"^ coimnodity covered by a C^uarantine Regulation
shall be further subject to the provisions of any othef rule or
regulation now m force or which may hereafter be established.

3^55. Dlsnosition of Violations. (a) Exterior: Any and
all lots or shipments of coimnodities covered by any Exterior
Quarantine Ret^ulation arriving in the State of California in

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V|4 bluKol M.UU(IU,k|\

^xccutitic department

^tatt of California

Lection 326? G.A.G. (Goiitd.)

Page 3

violation of or not in compliance with the restrictions thereof,
shell be immediately destroyed unless no detriment can be caused
to agriculture in tnis state by the shipment of such commodities
out of the state within the specified time limits at tiie option
and expense of the ovmer or bailee.

3156. Gonmon Carrier ii^ents Ivluat Hold Shipments. iUiy and
all lots or shipments of cTiiirnodities covered by any "Quarantine
Refc'ulation must be held and not delivered to consignee or agent
until inspected and passed by the Director, his aeputy, or by a
State plant quarantine officer.

This Proclamation beint:. an emergency regulation shall take
effect inmiediately.

DI WITt^ESS 'iVHKKEOF, I have here-
unto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to b« affixed this

' day of ;- , .
one thousand nine hjlndred and
forty-seven.

' \

iiTTEST:

Governor of California

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Secreter

State

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State and made offtiotive

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ol *« Statt o« Califomi*

.: :i -l 1947

J RANK W, JOmJAN,S«cfeiai> of stale .

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i'xcrutiDc Department

^t.uc 111 CiliCuriiM

Deputy S^cretaiY of State
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^t.nr or (Lalitoriiia iiin^oi^K/iN coim BOPJin sxTiiRioR '^u.-ul-jjtete

('.quarantine Proclamation 15)

The "«j-eti Under .quarantine" as described in Subsection (b) of
£.ection 3263 of tlie California Administrative Code, entitled
"European Corn borer iixterior '^iuarLutine" , effective January 2Q
19i-5, IS hereby araenuea to read as follows: '

(b) iiTea Under

..quarantine (Infested :kreas). Entire States
Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Ken-

of Connecticut, Delaware, Illdnoi

tucky, Llnine, liuryl-ind, rasEachuEetts, : ichic,an, Linneaota, Llis-
oouri, A'ebraaka, 1,'ew Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North
oeroliiia, IJorth Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island. South
DaKota, lennessee, Vermont, Virginia, .^est Vircinia, and «iscon-

S XXi •

(Reference: Title 3, California ..dministrative Code. Chapter L
oubchapter 3, tirouo 4, Plant (Quarantine) .*-•*,

This ProclawEtion being an emergency »fc;ui*^ion shall taice effect
iuiiaed lately.

IK JITi^uioS w'lii'JKi:;ci'', I have here-
unto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
Cali:l_;ornia to be affixed t/iis

JLjp^ day of ct-^^^

one tliousand nine hundred and
forty-seven.

Governor of California

iVi-TSST:

iSSUiiD:

Filed with tiie i^ecretary of
State and liiade effective:

Secretary of State

FILED

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ol (he Stole of Olifomhi a

AluC"1947

fRANK K|^Q0&AN, Secretary o(St|

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^Kcutioc department

3tatc of djlifornij

PROCLAMATION

One hundred and sixty years ago the founding fathers
of our nation translated their burning belief In the dignity
and the freedom of man Into one of the greatest documents
of all time -- the Constitution of the United States of America.
In doing so, they created a system of government which for more
than a century and a half has commanded the respect of
liberty-loving people everywhere.

The concepts of the privileges and responsibilities
of citizenship upon which this government is based have long
served ar tfie foundation of our American way of life. Under
the steadying influence of the Constitution, our country has
advanced to a foremost position among the nations of the world.

It Is fitting, therefore, that at this time when
the fundamental precepts of free government are being
challenged, we should turn to our Constitution for renewed
inspiration and strength.

With this thought In mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
cf California, do hereby nroclaim Wednesday, September 17,19^7,
as CONSTITUTION DAY in California, and urge that on that day
we reaffirm our undying faith in the historic principles upon
which our way of life and our form of government are based.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this N ^ day
of September, A. D.
One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Forty-
Seven.

^KrutiDc Bcpartinciit

^rarc of Californij

PROCLAMATION

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ways, and ,ov IhtsTeSon'lt'ulT''''' ^"" ''""^^^^ *° ^-^<^-^
that our arn,cd i'orJes are made uo,^' ^'' American tradition
fJrst and soldiers second n, "^' "f »"«" ^ho are citizens
country's sti-ength ?s ?he"Na?ion«f r^'^ 5^^^^ bulwarks of our
of Civilians who ?onside? i? an Jono^!^''''', "^^""^ '^ composed
train during their leisure honr.,?^^ ""^ ^ Privilege to
defense of our country ^ ^°'" «»'^'^'gency service in the

National Guard^to'thrve'l^ar^'of'^H '°f,']'i^-^^ons of the
has proclaimed Tuesday September i6 "^^*^^^States, the President
It is fitting that the clSjns of C^itr ^^*i°"^l Guard Day.
observance of this day. California Join in the

friends and neilhSors^ihom'aJfof ''^'f f^^tlonul Guard are
among the first to be ca?led"n?o «^^"°^'"''^^• "^^^ ^^^e
and served bravely and ?ith d^^f?n^^? ^"•'^''''^"e World War II

Of war. Behind them stIndS a^traSJtlon o? '"^^ '^'°'' theaters
nearly a hundred years bac^ ^ntn^l u^ ? service traceable

They are entitled t^our support «^Vii*°''^ °^ °^^ ^^^^e-

our support as well as our gratitude.

California National' Gu'arf mav^beT^' °' ^"^""^^^ °^ «-
people, I. Earl Warren Go vr Lor .r^ ^foognized by all our
proclaim Tuesday. Sept^mher^A ioL^^^^^°™^^' '^^^ hereby
in California and urge Sat on'th?!'; ^\NATIONAL GUARD DAY

States be displayed fS aU puSlic bu??JiS: f'^^ °' '^^ ^"^^^^
men and tae .fi-jcers ar tv.^ M„Zi o^Hdings in honor of tJie
-.cers of the National Guard in our State.

IW WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
CfilifornJa to .ha»nf
fixed this />S''^*^c]ay
of September, A. D. ,
One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Forty-
Seven.

Governor of California

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Secretary

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^xecutiuc department

^ratt of Cilifornw

PKOCLAMAT I

vas

Pff^f .^r,, ^!^"' '"^'^rf ^^'^ ^^'^ ^^^^^ "^ the world for an
fu-LlV organization to promote lasting peace was Lnterl

beinrdrSn^'^^of'^.''?" '^"^*^^ °^' *^^ ^"^^^^ Nations '
ouJ miS^f ;> 3^*^^^?^ this momentous event took place in
our midst, the people of CclJfornia have alwavs fpit «

Join _n the countrywide obsei-vance of United Nations Week

Bailor fniif.^ '? '^^"' ""•""Eh""'-- the vorld look to our
United Nations so that we may act in a wav which will n^ov^n^

Cal.r„,.„-.'''"i'' ,''*','° '■'""^?"- I- Ktii-1 Wari-er., Govcr-noi- of I

siniisSn,p?.";rouri?::if::Sj.^f L°^&e?do|Lr?;t

WII'NESS WHEKEOF, I have
hereunto set my iiand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
CalJfornia to hk af-
fixed this /J*?^ day
of September, A. D. ,
One Thousand Nine
Hundi-ed and Forty-
Seven.

Governor of California

I >'.uoi>u,irniniMtt

^xccutiDc Bcpartiiiciit

:^tatc of €jliforiii.i

i-' ansands of Its cltlzenp who, Ln spite jf physical handicaps,

J ;;V<» /'■-■•'ic 'T.n'>rt:"n+ r'T-l v'hiil ' ■ .'T' t.-i tliir en: n • ' ;- 1 ; f (' of our
::;.t?.tp.

ni:- .■•.."(■■JinT'II ;'l inrni ." t.hcse vurkerr ver.* vividly
Crilled to public attention duriini the recent war w/>en they
proved thempelver nn Important asMet to Cal-^fornla Indurtry
■ nd 8£5rlfMilture. They tfiuijht uh that iihysl(r.p..3 dlaablllty,
■•■■.t-er ttian belrii;, -. barrier to efficient production, often
''iep t.h»- 1 ■!ceri', M<- i' - ■ : ' lii.'iiif; performance.

'jve been adiic

^ of the W.-U-, number:-
'd til tji!s work fame.

'creaplnply Imnortfuit role In our econothy.

.btlltated
: as aEEumed

-' ' '' . ' : ■ ■• v.il \,: ]' " .'■'-: <1 l;:ed
abilities uf our physically handicapped workers, the President
and the Congress of the United States have desl^jnated the
first week In Octobet ua NATIONAL EMPLOY THB PliYSICALLY

H;..:iFDTC.i?""=;p '.-.'E'^r.

, ^-■j' < ''"'. G-.jVf- ciiMc ..ii' C ' 1 1 1'oi-n L^j,, tjierrl jrf^

,■ : ' « Prei- ■ ind Congress? In urging emnloyers to

■ -ivy t.ig.-4 Lf^ the adv>i.nta,ges of creating opportunities for
:.yslcally )iand1 cavped pernonnel, and for t^,lp purpose do
t.ereby proclaim tVie weeK of October 13 - 11, Inclus'lv<*.
EI'iPLOY THE PirY3ICALLY K/iKDICArPKH \rsWi in California, '

IN VITNE5>. VHEPiEOF, 1 :_^ve
hereunto n^t my hand
ani1 caused tlie Great
SeAl of the State of
C?llfornla to be af-
fixed this /J^i^ay
of September, A. D. ,
One Ti.ou.-.Mnd Nine
Hundred iiid Porty-Seveni;.

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Govr.i iv of California

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31947

iN, Secretary c

^Kcutme Bcpartnicnt

;5i.itc of Cj:.iliforni.i

PROCLAMATION

Because or Uio gi'oat loss which our Nation suffers
each year as a result of fire, the President of the United
St.ates has afaln called public attention to the need for
increased precautions against this menace, and has proclaimed
the second \/o':k oV October as Fire Prevention Week.

It is a tragic fact that mucii loss of life and
property is caused by carelessness and neglect, and can be
avoided' If proper oreventlve measures are taken. Tne need lor
huEbandinf our every resource during this period ol world
reconstruction Is self-evident. When fire destroys our
forests, gracing larid, homes, and places of business, xt retards
not only the development of our own State but ol Uiose other
states and nations which count upon our productive capacity
to help thorn meet their needs.

In C'llifornla this year has been as
our history. For this reason. It is
Izen of our State exercise double

of fire at home, at work and at

l-'i I'e ha::ard
great as i n any year of
essential tliat each cit.'
precaution against the hazard
play.

A.cordlnt-ly, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California,
do hereby proclaim the week of October 5 to 11, 1947, as
i-IRE Pl^VENTION WEEK in California, and urge that during tn-s
period our citizens join in a concerted effort to estaollsh ,
f!re prevention habits and policies which will be ol continuing •
benefit throuGliout the year.

IN WITNESS W]IEKEOF. I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to Jjc af-
fixed this /^ «<- day
of Soptemuer, A. D.
One Thousarid Nine
Hundred and Forty
Seven.

ATTEST !

Governor of Ccllfornla

Oil****/ » AA/**^**-

Secretary q^S^at

'ate

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o» »h« i««l« ol Califo'"'*

fRANK M-40flOAN,SecretifyolStite ,

£xcfuti\]c department

;:c»tatc of (laliforiii.i

PROCLAMATION

In thp history of this nation, no state has
Thf achievements of our women culminated in the

early victory.

Because of the press inc state and community
problems whl.h are associated vi th our rap d cr^^^
-^pr^tlcicatlon of our women In public life -is more ^sscnt^-ax
th'an ever Since our most Important problems ^^^^^J^^^.f ^^
underStandlne of economic as well as social factors, it is
oartlcilarly'^flttlnc that bun'ncss "f^SeSp' ' n f ' nSlig
specialized training should provide leadership .n landing

their solution.

Therefore, to stimulate the greater Interest of
women in ^.he public life of our State I Ear .arren,

rro^!^r^-1o'li: SSyt'as DUSINE^s'SoMEN-S WEPIK in California,
^nru;ge;t^:t^^uri / MS wee. spcclal^^

^S^i^t^^e^'l Sib^^^ro;M;rcontribution they are
making to the improvement of our community life.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this /7-t/day
of September, A. D.
One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Forty-Seven.

Governor of California

ATTES'

FILED

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ot tS< Stele of CA'iicmi*

Secretary of otate

D«p«ty Stcniuv a< SH»

J:xcfUtiDc Bipartiiiciit

^tntc of <I.iliforiiici

PROCLAMAT ION

One of the distingulshint', I'eatures of the American
vay of life is the guai>antcc of freedom of the press. It is
one of the most cheriShed (-unrantees In the Bill of Rights.

This basic rl^'iit tias been exercised by our dally
and veekly newspapers to better serve our people. The press
of America has throufc'Jiout our history truthfully disseminated
the facts whicli the peoi)lG in a democracy must have if tiiey
are to make sound decisions. For over a century and a half,

injustice.

our newspapers
and corruption

liave consistently foufiht oppression,
in every form.

Ar, an i.nnentlal part of tne life of every community,
newspapers ai-e making a i'.reater contribution to sound public
opinion than any other meaium. Further, they are contributing
to the citizenship traininc o£ Uiousands of growing bo;, s by
sponsori nc wholesome pro(/rams of recreation and educational
opportunities for tiieir newspaper boys.

If all jjaj'ts of th(; world were served by a free press
such as our own, tJiis, more than any other one thing, would
dispel bitter emotions and inspire peaceful desires in all

heai'ts.

So that all our citizens may be reminded oT the
Importance of a free press in our daily life, I, Earl Warren,
Governor of California, do hereby ijroclalm the week t t"
October 1 to October 8, 19^7, as NEWSPAPER WEEK in California
and urge that during that week our citizens familiarize
themselves witli the many I"ortus of public service being rendered
by the newspapers of tiils State.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this . '/.jc/daj
of September, A. D. ,
One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Forty-Seven.

Governor of California

ATTEST :

i),r of l'« f-f U» Seortwy ol SUte

.-.l'.M7

AN , S«cn>tarv ot Sta:o«

y Stcntory oi SM*

^xcfutiue I?)cpartiiifiit

;^t.itc of (I.iiiroiiiKi

PROCLAMAT ION

Our homes and cur schools exert the greatest
character-building Influences upon our children. For this
reason, it is vital that parnnts and teachers work closely
to^-ether in all programs alTectlng the velfare of youth.
The need for coordinating their efforts is particularly acute
-.n this State because tlio extraordinary expansion of our
populat:!cn In recent years has placed great strains upon
our educational system and upon the agencies which deal with
Juvenile problems. If wc nro to have a better future, we
must give increasing tliour;lit to tlio means by which our boys
and girls may grow into responsible citizens. Their
educational opportunities must be equalized throughout the
State, and wholesome recreational and health facilities must
be made available for all.

The California Congress of Parents and Teachers,
which this year is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary, has
long worked toward these worthy ends. Not only has this
organization served as a consistently effective forum for the
exchange of ideas affecting the welfare of youth, but it has
provided leadership and helped to initiate many of our most
forward-looking educational and welfare programs.

In order to call public attention to the great
contribution to community life being made by the many
Parent-Teacher Associations of our State, I, Earl Warren,
Governor oi' Cfillfornla, do hereby proclaim the week of
October 6 to 10, 1947, as PAJ^ENT-TEACHER WEEK in California,
and urge that during this period parents acquaint themselves
with the work of the Parent-Teacher groups in the local
schools with a view to taking part in the programs which
they have undertaken.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set ray hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this /T'^cifday
of September, A. D.
One Tliousand Nine
Hundred and Forty-
Seven.

ATTEST :

Governor of California

0/ lb. Stota of aiKoml.

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D(p«ty S<ci«4iry oi 9Mi

'Aii',Seci»iat7ofSf3f»

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^tatc i)t tL.iliroriiu

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P^O C L

M A T I 0 N

The lecuiit var lian t'-'^ts. i.tv slfc,niricancc to our annual
obsei-vance of Ainuistiet Day, Tor .It has impressed upon us the
need f>.i- redoubling our efforts in promoting international
understanding and good will.

With the memory uf the losses of that war still fresh
in mind, ve are more than ever determined to make the present
peace a lasting one. We are fully aware that the responsi-
bility for preserving the ideals for which our loved ones
fouglit now reets squarely with us. We can, by our display
of tolerance and brotherhood, give Inspiration to all others who,
lilce us, desire harmony in the world. By worlc and sacrifice
we can help keep our country strong, so that America's call
for good nelgliborliness among the nations may continue to be
respected wherevej- :t is hoard.

With these tliouglits In mind I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim Tuesday, November 11, 1947,
as ARMISTICE DAY In California, and urge that all of ns pause
on this da:, i'^i' a moment of solemn prayer In memory of those
who laid down their lives in the defense of freedom, and
further, that we rededicate ourselves on this day to the
principles for which they died.

IN WITNESS WlIERl.Ui'-, I have ,
liereunto set my hand I;
and caused the great I;
seal of the State of
f>l tfoTTilfl to b« af-
fixed this ^Ist day
of October, 1947-

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ATTKST^:

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Seci-etary of State

Depuly bwitlary ol Stota

^xtcotioe department

^raccorCalirornia

T T 0 rr

Although the recent war carae to an end well over two
years ago, its tragic consequencea still plague millions of
people In all parts of the world. Many remain cold and hungry,
facing the prospect of a winter of starvation and disease.

Out of the native generosity of the American people
has come the idea for a Friendship Train, carrying not only
physical but spiritual nourishment for those leus fortunate
abroad. Our State is privileged to be the starting point for
this train.

Such is the American spirit that citizens all over
the country are joining spontaneously in this gesture of good
will toward those In need. Prom California this train will
wind its way eastward, adding carload after carload of non-
perishable food contributions for shipment overseas.

To call the attention of the people of this State to
the Friendship Train, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California,
hereby proclaim the week commencing Friday, November 7th, as
FRIENDSHIP WEEK in California, and urge all of our people by
their individual contributions to assist in fulfilling the
mission of the Friendship Train.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 1st day of
November, A. D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-seven.

Governor of California
ATTEST :

Secretary of State

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PROCLAMATION

Since 1775 tlie men and women of the United States
i.larlne Sorps hnwe sepv«d our nation with valor and
distinction both In ponco and in war. They ;mve .vritten
many colorful accounts of heroism into the |)ayes of our
national liistory, and brou,';ht honor and glory to the
Arnorican flae; wherevoc* It has flown.

In view ^ji tht) LonfT-atandlnj.; admiration for the
marine Corps by the citizens of this State, it is
appropriatf) that our people should join in national
obsocvancon commemoratinr, the 172nd anniversary of this
irri:.ortHnL brancli of thn armnd forces. It is fitting,
also, taut we should give our full support to a three -
month recruitinp drive for the Organized Heserva and the
Volunteijr Reserve of tlie Marine Corps, which will be«-ln
on that liay.

So taat due recogniMon may be given this
significant, anniversary in the history of the Marine Corps,
I, iiarl Warren, Govornor of California, do hereby proclaim
...onaay, Wovumuor l:)th, the Birthday of the l/iarine Corps,
as -aiU^vj jORi-S DAY in Oalifornia, and urpe that on this
and tn-=) ninety days following, our people give every
assistance to the Marine Corps recruitlnK drive.

IN V/ITN^SS ».HKrliiOF, I nave hereunto
sot my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this

t-Tr day of November,
A.D. nineteen Hundred and
Forty-seven. A

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jov'jrnor of California

PTaST:

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Secretary of

;c. en> ntn-ii. r.' Om Se«««*iV o< SUM

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:r«tatc of Galifornu

P R O G L A r." A T I 0 N

In a worlt^ rtlll iinrol-lled ns nn m'tei-iiu-tt.li ul" war,
the American r*>ople have pnrt3c\ilar reason for expressing
thtinks to Cor! Cor t\\c btneflt!
the past vear.

wh lo>i have come to us during

Our r.f.tioii fortiiri.'ittjly lai^ been spared the celaniities
w^ ich have occurred in many other parts of the world.
Sr-lrifcuallT and irateriallT we remuin stronc and we rejoice in
the TTifiintenance of a free way of life handed down to us by our

■ - fntherr- . i

Even more than the Piljrinis who establisr-ed the
<rlorioi!E tradition of Thank s-iv in;-, we have reason to express
ouj gratitude for an aburdfmt hHrvert. Our productive
capacity has become so greMl tViat we are able to fill not only
our own" needs but the needs of many less fortunate abroad.
For thir rearon man> of us. In ^1^''"/. tVianlir. , will wlsVi to
re'-r.enber the millioriE of hun;j;ry neople elEewl)ere in the world
who do not posses.- the udvanta^'os which we enjoy. We will
wish to share with them throurii reco.o.nized arencles
establlrJ'ed for the purpose, or directly. If wc cct more
pleasure that wav. Above nil it is appropriate that we give
thanks for our bless In^s by reltf ratint;- our faith in tVie
spiritual principles upon wl'ich our way of life is based.
This we can do both through our individual prayers of thanks-
F-ivin; and throU;V:h p;-rtinlpat Ion in the reli'iiour ceremonies
of the church .

With these thourhts in mind 1,
of Calirornia, do V ereby proclaim Thursdi
cp T • ^'''Srjvn'il i'AY In California.

I*,arl Warren, Governor
V, November ?7, 1947,

IN WIT^^E;sa W, F.REOF, I have
hereuntiO set my hand and
caused the greet seal of
the State of CaHfornia
to be affixed this /•/'^
day of Moveir.ber, 1947.

Covernor ci' California

AT'l V;ST !

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3!Kcutit)c department

^rateorCalirornfa

PROCLAMATIO

Thf» Rill ol" Hlp.hts In tlir- very noul oi' uur government
Its guarantees ol" JndivJdual liberty serve to distinguish o
system of government Trora many others Jn the vorld today.
Because these rights have become Ingrained In the American
jjcople, they aj-e too oJ'ten taken for gi-anted.

We must all remember tiiat the Bill ol' Rlglits came into
being only after many ti-iuls and tribulations on the part of
the T.en and vomen vho conceived and helped to shape our
democratic processes. The constitutional rights which vere
thus secured for us are balanced by important responsibilities
of citlzenslilp, and each of us must be willing to shoulder
these resiwnslbilltles If the spirit as well as the form oT
our Institutions Is to be maintained.

Pai'tlcularly during this period of postwar reconstructlcn,
it is essential that the true significance oV tlie fundamental
liberties assured us under the Bill of Kiglits be understood
both at home and abroad. This is a time in history when the
eyes of all the world are upon as. Millions of people in other m
sections of the globe who cherish freedom are looking to us
now for examples of accompli sliment under our system of free h
government.

This week we will observe the 136th anniversary of
the ratification oV the BUI of Klgjits by the thirteen original
states. It is appropriate, therefore, that we review the
contribution which this document has already made to our way
or life and that we determine the methods by which we can better
put Into action our devotion to its Ideals. r

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Wltli these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, G' vernor
of California, hereby proclaim Monday, December 15, 19^7, as
BILL OF RIGHTS DAY in California and call upon all of our
people to commemorate this anniversary by refreshing their
minds as to the fundamental importance of the Bill of Rights
in our da^ly life.

IN WITNESS WHEREO?, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this/^? day of
December, A. D. , One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-Seven.

ATTEST :

Governor of

Secretar;

llfornla

State

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Senate BUI No. 641

CHAPTER 1181

, a f^ RnoA nf the Penal Code and to add

^" "f l" ''nf2!t^imeoZ, and 602S.4 thcreio,

Secitons 6028, €03il.l,ou^o-^, , Corrections,

relation thereto.

The people of the State of California do enact as foUorcs:

. r. ^- cnoa ff thp Penal Code is repealed.
IT? t.SSst ~a CO.. » »d,

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Bo.rf ot Cnmrtiom ra *• '•°'!%?' .JS Vn*! «t not lea

oftheirduties „t;„,r papV, special commission shall

The executive order "f *;"^X stmlv to bo made by the

specify the ^''^-l-^f ,«"^;;°Ce ^Uh n whi.h the eomn,ission

Tirir itr^nat^t. VaT e:mn.is.iou shall cease to e.st

when it makes its final report. ^^^ j^ ^^,3 ,

and all matters relating to the subje.ls speunea

"""XV^ Section 6028.2 is added to said code, to road :

fiOO^ o The Director of Corrections may tunnsh fo. the
„.e o?-«;n-snScln,ission such facilities, supphes, and per-
sonnel as may W "--'"''^c therefor ^^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^ ^

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Board of Corrections shall consider such reports and recom-
mendations, and shall transmit them to the Governor and the
Legislature, together with its own comments and recommenda-
tions on the subject matter thereof, within the first 30 days of
the next succeeding general or budget session of the Legisla-
ture. Tlie Board of Corrections shall also file copies of such
reports with the Attorney General, the State Library and such
other state departments as may appear to have an ofBcial interest
in the subject matter of the report or reports in question.
Sec. 6. Section 6028.4 is added to said code, to read :
6028.4. The Governor shall report to each regxilar session
of the Legislature the names of any persons appointed under
Section 6028 together with a statement of expenses incurred.

35xtcutit)t department

^tateordaliTornia

November 1, 19/«7

EXraiTIVE ORDKR OF THK CCVEUNOR
(Pursuant to Chapter 1181, Statute Laws of 1947, Section 6028)

By virtue of the authority vested in me by Chapter 1181 of
the Statute Laws of 1947, I hereby create a special Coiamission of five
members, to be known as "The Special Crime Study Commission on Social
and Economic Causes of Crimu and Delinquency." to assist the Board of
Corrections in the study of crime pursuant to Section 6027 of the
Penal Code.

This Commission is authorized and instructed to make inquiriea
into any social or economic condition in the State which appears to be
or is contributing to crijne and delinquency, either directly or indirect-
ly. Because of the broad scope of this subject, it is suggested that
the Comnission: (a) make a general inquiry into social and economic
causes of crime and delinquency in California, and (b) restrict ito
intensive studies to the more acute social and economic conditions
productive of crime and delinquency. It is further suggested, in this
connection, that particular attention be given to those conditions
with respect to which there is the greatest promise of effecting
substantial improvement and amelioration.

Said ConnTiission is authorized to make partial and interim
reports on such subjects within the general scope of its study and
at such times as are deemed appropriate by said Comnission.

Said Commission shall render its final report and recommen-
dations to the Director of Corrections not later than July 1, 1949,
and in the manner provided by Section 6028.3 of the Penal Code.

IN rt'ITNESS VrHERiCK, 1 have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
l3t day of November.

A.D. Nineteen Hundred and

ATTKST:

Governor of California

Secretary of State

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^xecutiDc ©tpartment

^tatc or California

November 1, 19^7

EXECUTIVE ORnSR OF THE GOVEJJNOR
(Pursuant to Chapter 1181, Statute Laws of 19U1 , Section 6028)

♦I. c . By virtue of the authority vested In me by Chapter 1181 of
the Statute Lawa of 19/.7, I h«reby create a apeclal Commission of five
members to be kr.own as "The Special Crime Study Conunls^ion on Juvenile

iustice, tc assist the Board of Corrections in the atudy of criite

pursuant to Section 6027 of the Penal Code.

Said Consnission is authorized and instructed to study,
evaluate, and mike reconmendations respectinR all matters havin,^ a
direct ^'«»'>••I""• • » i^ - '- • - ■ - '■

bearing urx)n the prevention of juvenile delinquency
-ion of the welfare of rhildrnn t ogether with the ^er

and the

protective., w. o.,^ «^xiare oi rniuirRn together with the general problem
of dealing with juvenile offenders against the law, including their
apprehension, detention, prosecution, treatment, and rehabilitation.

The scope of these inquiries shall include, but shall not
be limited to: (a) A careful examination of the Juvenile Court Law
ai.d of other laws. State and local, related to the problem of dealing
with juvenile offenders against the law, together with laws established
for the protection of juveniles and, in particular, laws dealing with
adults who contribute to the deUnquency of juveniles, (b) Studies

r l^"" ;^'"ff""a^'ion, administration, functions, policies, and practices
of the California Youth Authority; the Juvenile Court, County agencies
responsible for the idminlstration of Juvenile probation, parole, and
placement; juvenile detention homes; County probation conmittees; local
and 5tate public correctional institutions for juveniles, including
forestry camps, police juvenile bureaus; ar.d the qualifications and
training of police officers dealing with Juveniles on a full- or part-
time basis. '^

It is further suggested that the Coaunission inquire into the
general field of the causes of delinquency and of prevention techniques
and practices includinj: the study of programs for the coordination of
public and private community forces for the correction and prevent r„
of delinquency. ^

In making these studies, the Commission is instructed to make
use of such advice and co.isultation as the Committee of the Judicial
Council for the Study of the Juvenile Court Uw and the California State
Bar may elect to make available to it.

Said Commission is .-uithorized to make partial and interim
reports on such subjects within the general scope of its study and

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at such times as are deemed appropriate by said Commiasion.

oaid Com/nisslon shall render its final report and recommen-
dations to the Director of Corrections not later than July 1, 1949,
and in the manner provided by Section 6028. 3 of the Penal Code.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
lat day of November.
A.U. Nineteen Hundred and

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Go Turner of SalOorrLi

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Secretary of State

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^tatcofdalirornia

November 1, 19A7

L^-l.::.t, ORDER OF THE GOVKHNOR
(rursuant to Chapter 1181, Statute Laws of 19U7, Section 6028)

By virtvie of the authority vested in me by Chapter 1181 of the
statute Laws of 1947, I hereby create a special Commission of five
members, to be known as "The Spfcial Crime StutJy Commiasion on Adult

Corrections and Release rroceduresi

to assist the Board of Correctiona

in tlip .study of c, rine pursu^xnt to Section 6027 of the Penal Code,

Said Commiasion Is authorized and instructed to study, evaluate,
and make recotnnendations concerning the administration and organization
of all agencies of r)tate and local government oliarged with the responsi-
bility of detaining and caring forgdult offenders from tlie time of
arrest to final disposition.

The scope of these inquiries shall include, but shall not be
limited to, studies of the orf',anizal.ion, administration, functions,
policies, and [iracticea of tho following officers ;uid a/^encies: (a)
the Director of Corrections (b) the AUult Authority (c) the boai-d of
Trustees of the California Institution for Women (d) the State Boai*d
of Prison Directors (e) the Youth Authority ati related to its responsi-
bilities for the custody, care, and treatment of offenders conmitted
to it by the Superior Courts; (f) County agencies responsible for the
administration of -idult probation and parole (g) County sheriffs and
County Boards of ;"upervisors as related to their responsibilities for
the organizition, adir.ini strati on, and functions of County jails £uid
of County farms, industrial work camps, road camps, and forestry camps
for adult misdemeanants; (h) Chiefs of Police of incorporated munici-
palities as related to their responsibilities for the organization,
administration, and functions of the city jails.

Said Commission is authorized to make partial and interim
reports on such sul'Jects within the general scope of its btudy and at
such timer as are deemed appropriate by said Commission.

Said Commission shall r ender its final report and recoirjnendations
to the Director of Corrections not later than July 1, 194'', and in the
manner provided by Section 6028,3 of the Penal Code,

IN WITNFISS WlliiRBOF, I have hereunto
set mj' hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this

1st day of November.

A. D. Nineteen Hundred and
Forty-seven,

GoTifimor of C

• Caiifomii

Secretary tr^State

'intti \m cAiirnftNiA «r«ii riiNiiNn orrici

$xccutiv)c department

^tateofCalirornia

November 1, 1947

EXECUTIVE OFiDER OF TKF, GOVERNOR
; Pursuant to Chapter 1181, Statute Laws of 1947, Section 6028)

By virtue of the authority vested in me by Chapter 1181 of
the Statute Laws of 1947, I hereby create a special Conniisaion of five
members, to be knovm as "The .Special Crime otudy Conunisaion on Criminal
Law and Procedure," to assist, the Board of Corrections in the study of
crime pursuant to Section 6027 of the Penal Code.

Said Commission is authorized and instructed to examine,
evaluate, and make reconmendations respecting the effectiveness of
all criminal laws and procedures now in force in California for the
purpose of administering criminal justice and maintaining law and
or<ler.

The Commission is further authorized to study and make
recommendations concerning any law or law.T, constitutional or statutory,
which affect or which may affect deterrence from criminal behavior, the
apprehension of offenders or fugitives, their prosecution, their trial,
disposition, sentence, and rehabilitation.

The scope of these inquiries shall include, but shall not be
limited to, studies of: (a) the .substantive and adjective law of
California affectiiij^ the administration of criminal justice and the
maintenance of law and onier; (b) the laws of California est.iblished
for the protection of civil rights and the safeguarding of the privi-
leges of individual citizens as provided for in the Bill of Rights;

(c) the organization, administration, functions, policies, and
practices of the office of di.itrict attorney and public defender;

(d) the apf)o'.ntment of defen^ie attorneys by the Court and the utili-
zation of legal aid societies; (e) the organization, administration,
functions, policie.i, an! practices of the courts with respect to
their jurisdiction in criminal matters; (f) the organization, admini-
stration, functions, policies, and practices of County grand juries.

In making these studies, the Commission is instructed to
in.Hkc uso of such advice and consultation as the .Judicial Council and
thH Californi ! '' if • Har may elect to make available to it.

Said Commiasion is .authorized to make j)artial and interim
r:'i;rt3 on such subjects within the reneral scope of its study and at

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such times as are deemed appropriate by said Comraiasion.

.i,: ■-mission shall render its final report and recomen-
d.itioi.3 to the Director of Corrections not later than July ■!■, ^'^^'^ »
and in t,h« m.inr.er provided by r.ection 60,''8.? of tl,e i'cnal (.ode.

IN WITNESS MIERfiCF, 1 have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great 3eal of the State of
California '...; be affixed this
Ist day of November.

A. D. Nineteen Humlred and
Forty-seven.

ATTEST

Governor of California
Secretary of State

[:>rrutv 'itcn^mri of Sbto

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^xtcutitie department

^tatt of California .

November 1, 1947

EXECUTIVE ORDER OF T!1K GOVERNOR
(Pursuant to Chapter 1181, Statute Laws of 194'', Section 6028)

By virtue of the authority vested in me by Chapter 1181 of
the statute Laws of 1947, T hereby create a special Conindspion of
five members, to be known as "The Special Crime Study Coirjnlssion on
Organized Crime." to assist the Board of Corrections in the study of
crime pursuant to Section 6027 of the Penal Code. The subject of
study of said Commission is the general subject of organized crime
in the State of California, including specifically, and without being
limited thereto, the following:

(a) The extent to which persons are organized or are other-
wi.se banded to>;ether, both inside and outside of this State, for objects
and purposes which violate the laws of the State of California.

(b) The means and methods used by such {.eraons to further
and promote their unlawful objects and purposes in California.

(c) Th'.' conditions which make possible the continued
existence and activity within the State of California of persons who
are organized or otherwise banded together, both inside and outside
of this State, for purposes which violate the laws of the State of
California,

(d) The measures considered by the Commission to be
appropriate for recommendation to the Executive, Legislative, and
Judicial Departments of the State with the object of eradicating
groups organized for unlawful purposes from this State and providing
increased protection for the people of the State against the inroads
of organized crime.

Said Commission is authorized to seek and receive cooperation
and assistance in making its investigations, studies, and reports from
all agencies of the Executive Department of this State.

Said Commission is authorized to make partial and interim
reports on such subjects within the general scope of its ^audy and at
such times as are deemed appropriate by said Commission.

Said Commission shall render its final report and recommen-
dations to the Director of Corrections not later than July 1, 1949,
nnjiiier provided by Section 6028.3 of the Penal Code.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this

Ist day of November.

A. D. Nineteen Hundred and
Forty2-s««en.

rKST;

3£xcnitiV)c Bcpartmcnt

3tJtc of dalifornjj

EXBCUTIVE ORDER OF THE GOVTJJINOR
(Pursuant to Chapter 1181, Statute Laws of 1947, Section 6028)

T!y virtue of the authority vested In me hy Chapter llW. of
the St,atute Laws of ]9/,7, I hereby continue the special conunlpaion known
as "The Special Crime Study Conuidsslon on Or^^^laed Crime." (with the
same personnel) which CoDindssion was created by Executive Order, dated
November 1st, 1947, for the sarae purposes and objects and under the same
directives as in said Executive Order provided, and with the direction to
said Commission to render its final report and recommendationB to the
Director of Corrections not later than July 1, 1950, and In the manner
provided by Section 6028.3 of the Penal Code.

The purijoses and objects specified in the Executive Order of
November 1, 1947, above referred to, include, in addition to the general
subject of organized crime in the State of California, the following
specific areas of study;

(a) The extent to which persons are organized or are other-
wise banded tofjetlier, both inside and outside of this State, for objects
and purposes which violate the laws of the State of California.

(b) The means and methods used by such persons to further
and proriote Uieir unlawful objects and purposes in Califoi-nla.

(c) The conditions wliich make possible the continued
existence and activity within the State of California of persons wljo
are organized or otherwise banded together, both inside and outside
of this State, for purposes wliich violate the laws of the State of
California.

(d) The measures considered by the Commission to be
appropriate for recoDnnendation to the Executive, Legislative, and
Judicial Departments of the State with the object of eradicating
groups organized for unlawful purposes frori this State and providing
increased protection for the people of the State against the inroads
of organized crime.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be. affixed this
Jl£da7 of h^*^<^
A. D. Ninoteoto'Hundred and
Forty-nine.

Governor of California

FR^rJK K.JORDAN
Secrelnr:^ of otite

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JUL 1 1 \9P^

Ntit*

^xccutiDc department

^tatc of California

EXJICUTIVI-, OfiDFJ^ OP THE GOVPRKOR ^ _

(Pursueiit to Chapter 1181, Sectioi. 6028, Statute Lars

of 19-47)

or ^v^J^l^^'i^^l^^^''^ ^^t -^tiiority vested In me by Chapter 1181
of the Etatutc Lav.P of 1947, I hereby crej-te c speciil
con^.i..3on of five m..nbers, to be known as "The Special
Bo ?d of ?^^.?T^'''^°!;^ on Org.a.fzed Crime," to essl.t the

-enffnr^S^ ^'^^f^'^^" ^''^ ^^^'^^' °^ "i"^ pursuant to
u.ectlon 6027 of the Penftl Code.

lr,r.,.lrTJ3%^?""^r''^°" ^^ orgenlsed cind Instructed to make
thS-iatf. n? ro?f e"^«^^l subject of orgj:i:l:;ed crime in
tne --'tdte of Calif ornlci, the extent to fthioh persons are

ol this subject it is suggested that the coDuiiission:

scope

e ^^^ n^^l .Revlt'w the findings and recommendations of thn

"t'k"'^'^^?'^1'*^r °^.^^^ Seci\^/6oi^gL

cS^.crcef'^^'' ^° Inve.;tigate Org^nlv.ed Crime in iSLrS.Je

tho r.icLe"!Ss^of ?^'l1f"^n?''^^"^'^ ^^"^ effectiveness of
'4" ?^ -^ ^^^'^^^^'^ l^"s as £ means for supnleir.

of f-tiite

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,-ron,l.. cf er,ecti,B sub.,t.r.tHl lBprovc,»er,t ij klluoratlon.

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3tjrc of (lalifornio

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cSJlIS^",: °f„"»,^»".l-^lon; end to ,

ill,; i^ynimispaon 1<^ rHm/>+«j *

rr.-.ctlciible extent. ... „„ ^..„_

hejp, and

Tr. 4-v ^ -»cnce to the grc-ctc-t

In the course of Its .tudle. into iL

and their relationship

to orgaiiii.ed crime, the coDiml cc-i,,,. ^v, -,-, : *--^°^-^^Jn5X}xp

^-" -'^ assJ.l.n^e S? tl?e k^nchi'e T vT^ ]^^^ cooperation,
'f the sf,nt„ o„w ?_^^^'J'CHi£e Tc^y hoard and other tax

„_ ,^„, j.^r-r.T'Ve ^: , "'' -^^ authorized to

general scope of its study and '!t^„nJ'^i^ ^"^''^''^^ ^^^^i" «'e
appropriate by said comMLiSn. """^^ ^^ ^'^^ ^^emed

195P, Ind S'-^eSef n's fiT?"^'^ ^^''^ ^^"^^-^ °n -^unc 30
to the Director of CorrerMnn '''*^'°'** '"^ reconmiendations

pracUc.ble, and in^'Sny evenfno'? i?tov*fr""i^*^^ ^^ ^^
jna^ln the nanner provlded^g Se°cMorio2'S!3 ^""^ij^i ^^^^'

caused ^th^SS' Seai'o^the^ct.!.^''"^'^*?."^^ "'^ ^^«^ «'^
this 10th day of July, I.rfjg^^';'^' °^ California to be affiled

Governor of California.

Secretary oj stat

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"Alt miNTIN

rv
^jt

^xeruriuc ©cpartmtnt

^tatc of daljfornia

::

r t^G expansion of correctlc
ry iievel of government has btcn
Dopijjlation growth of California J

ve study by the ■

of government
'Overnor's Sped'

'one ri;'i(i Rolease

rocedure; i

J J -1 112 u
'i^CUtivr

Mi-uiit,T I- (M.uoj. ijiionaation ana
rovlde a tinsls for planning cor;'

'lUthoP-lity veste-

' TV!?. 'T hc^r-lrr

Chapter
.. special
'ecial

'-^^■^■-•^i .SKI .jcrvices, "
the study of crime

riutnwizea ctnd instructed to

:lons.

Ptinlli U CAtlPOKNiA IT*Tl rHtNTINO OPVICI

f 1

^niriDc Bcpartnicnt

3tatc of £j|ifornia

shall

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Lf

FILED

In lh« (Met •( th< iMrttary tt StM*

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i953

At o'clock *-.:.- A^.

RANK % JORDAN, SxratuHUiita

/-I-.

ftintli Im CAIIFORNIA |T«ti rilNTINC OPFICB

^xcrutiuc Bcpnrtmcnt

:S»tatc of California

FIIZED

FRANK M,. JORDAN, Secretary ttj-tjle

( Pvir

••xKcirri'vrE order op the governor
.pter llBl,, Section 5028, Statute L.awr. ,.r Mir,M

V;hEREA: , ■ \vc order of July •, i^'j, T

ere:. Special Commisai. ' rive members to be known as

"Thr .",(.,vl;. I .•U.M.l;; Ccmm !?..-- ! -. .11 0. .rredtlcnnl Faollit.icG and
'"'-^'"^ ' • I r Corr. • ■ ,.., Ln the study

' " ''J'i'ii'', pi!!'.-.;;ii,! ■. ■<;>:! lull hjI.'v ,.i' i.iic i\-na 1 Cede; and

V/HEitKAo, Lhe Kxfcutlvc Order of July '. i >S5,
ejtabl lalied a dat • :.,-r I. \-y-,b, (\.r the Commission

■■ • ■ : I'lnal i-eport ; and

WHEREAS, temiinatlon date of October 1, I956,
v^;lil nut a' ■• 'ifiMcient time for study . u' ' the signi-
'■-■"'■■■^ ' 'orreotlonal aotivitleo v^hicl! warrant full

If -ri!' 1.

■ '. '>'!''• 'i.;r i:'l aetlvilif-.; . i" : ^ r ' ' i;

' ' - ' ' ! Tor intfeiisive utudy
' -i ""a i ay outlined ii: tije Executive

ir jer > a' July ■,'.■■'';

THEREKORE, r.ald Commission is now instructed to
''■■'''i t'( |).a't .iihi i-ecommendations not later than

^ImttJ tm f

UNI. t>*riir

3:KcutiV)c Bcpartmcnt

3tatc of Galiforiiia

June :m). I

•r luH'vl.ic-d b.\ .....ciion 6028.3 of

It".

IN WITNE33 WHEREOF, I have

hereiunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to fae affixed this 12th
day ; of June, A. D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty-six.

GJK:c

ATTEST :

Secretary lii/ State

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FILED

If) Mm off » •' iHt JaLfFtory at StM*
ol th< IhiM •< Calitwnio

slp:m lyby

FRANK M. JORDAN, Secrefary of Slate

EXliCUTIVK OHDKH OP THE GOVERNOR
(Pursuant to Chapter II8I, Section b028. Statute Laws of 19^<7)

^KcutitJc Bcpartmcnt

^tatt of California

WHEREAS, the demands for services and facilities
r^oncerned with minor children has been intensified at every level
of government by the phenomenal population growth of California; i
and !

WFEREAS, the last comprehensive study by the executive
branch of this essential area of government responsibility was
made in l)^")', by Special Study Commissions appointed by the
Governor; and I

ne£

WHEREAS, in California there is an increasing aware-
regarding the variations in application of the laws

relatinj^ to .javenlli

Jurludict,ional statutes, methods of

handling youthful offenders, and the use of state and local
facilities; and

WHEREAS, there has been no comprehensive revision of
tr.e Juvenile court act since 1913 there now exists an urgent 1
necessity to consider changes which will provide Just legal j
procedures designed to effectively meet the needs of our complex
modern society, particularly noting that since adoption of the
basic Juvenile court law, innumerable fundamental changes have
been made in our educational, welfare, and correctional statutes;
therefore,

i

By virtue of the autliorlty vested In me by Chapter ll8i!
of the Statute Laws of 19^7, I hereby create a special commissioni
of five members to be known as "The Special Stuay CoMuiilssion on
Juvenile JuntJce," to a;5:;ist the liioard of Corrections in a }
penological study pursuant to Section 6027 of the Penal Code. '

Said Commission is authorized and Instructed to study,
evaluate, and make recommendations respecting all matters related
to Juvenile Justice and the protection of minors together with
general problems Involved and dealing with dependent children,
minor offenders against the laws including their apprehension,
detention, prosecution, supervision, treatment, and
rehabilitation.

The scope of these inquiries shall Include but shall
not be limited to:

A. Juvenile laws regarding:

1. Dependent and neglected children.

^ . Revision to make possible for Juvenile court to
carry on modern concepts of treatment.

^Kcutiuc Bcpartnicnt

^ratt of Galiforiiia

3. rpolectlon of rights of children and parents;
lor example, legal detention, right to counsel,
bond, trial, calling of witnesses, access to
flndlnps.

'i . Review oi' statutory provisions related to
protective services.

'j. Keview laws permitting Juvenile courts to engage in
prevention of Juvenile delinquency.

o. Liw;i relating to children and youth (ages 16-21)
with particular attention to disposition of cases
Involving extensive criminal activity or crimes
of violence.

B. In addition to review of laws, consideration of methods
of their administration.

D.

Labor law- affecting various ages of minors.

Laws of arrest, detention, and treatment.

-vnalysis of present and desirable allocation of
financial responsibility as between ttie county and state
Jurisdictions.

Said Commission is authorized to make partial and
interim reports on such subjects within the general scope of its i
study and at such times as are deemed appropriate by said
Commission. i

Said Commission shall render its final report and
recommendations to the Board of Corrections not later than
June JO, 19';i9, and in the manner provided by Section 6028.^ of
the Penal Code. -^

IN WITOESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
r^3rd day of September, A.D.,
One Thousamd Nine Hundred and
Fifty-seven.

^' . .( - I // <c y Ay

Goverii'T of Califoi'nia

'ATTEST: \^^,^,^^ ^^

Secretary Qiy State
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Sftm of Caiifomia

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!-::cECUi'ivE oiidka

!. \\ i^uij ui' Li»e auouoi'iu^ vci^ocd in ii u? l^. Section oOd't
' .. •, 1 :'.<;•. M,. create a special commission of
-■ .., ..icrauers, uo uc Known ;. ' aE SPECIAL COM'ilSSION OU
"....iGOTIGS" , to ascist tne uourci oi' Cox^rections, as provluea for
ana purGiiaat to Section oOLiY oi' the Penal Coac.

S-iiu 'oiamission is autaoi'ized and Instructed to investigate,,!

evalun I rccommcndationr, concernin,; the adequacy of ij

I
.; .iv i.a'.;3 i'._ 1-j.^: a, , uu o.ic iile,;al trai'i'ic in narcotics, i

j

, ■., , aui. jujL lii.'iitoti to, consideration of tne adequacies
oi v.iic pi'et;ent penaltli.';;. u' iH'ouect the people of this State,
..jpiication of the inaeterniinate-sentence la\; to narcotic
vioiations, ano tau pi-obation ana pax'ole of persons v.'ao violate
narcotic:; 1<j.\'V> of this State.

Saiu Joiiii.ussion is authorized to seek and receive coopera-
ulon a):ui aciiiiritaiice, ii; :aai:ia,; its investigations, recommenda-
"i/Loa:; i,. , -■ w,-u;;, i'roiii 1-ii-' .-, ,. i,,.)i'ae j deneral, -au i'i'Oii; all otiier

, '...,o Oi' oa._ ij,.i-ouLi.v. ./. ■;, I .'bMcat of tills Stabe, ana is
Li_ viUv,^; b( a Lo coopei'atc v.i La iati;i'iiii cominittcos of tiic LCtjlsla-
^■...•. coaauctin,j simil... • s tijjations.

Saia Commission in authoi'ized to make pro^sruss anu interim
, a. Joel aioiiin tiie ,^eneral scope of its

assitjnmea. au i^uca oluies a::, ^n^^ are j deemed appropriate by

_.,.., Joiiimlsslon.

Sai^ ^:o:.ifiii,;aJ,oa .■.,.:; •■aacx' its fin il .N'poat and recom-
i.icnuaUionL; bo tiic i,oaaa '.u Joi-roc tionr. , bo bae uovei'nor, ana

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3!xccutit)c department

^tJtc of California

PROCLAMATION

It has become an aruiual custom In this country. In
accordance wltV. a proclamation of the President and an act
of the Congress of the United States, to honor the memory of
George Washington Carver on the anniversary of his death.

Our observance of this anniversary Is most appropriate
for Dr. Carver gave unselfishly of his talents for the benefit
of all people, regardless of race or religion. He rose to
eminent rank as a scientist and educator, and his research made
an important contribution to the social and economic proeress
of this nation.

Born In slavery, he confirmed anew the American
tradition that anyone, regardless of his start in life, can rise '
to supreme heights of achievement in the service of his
fellow-man.

With the hope that all of our people may share in
the inspiration wliich can be gained from a review of the life
and works of George Washington Carver, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim Monday, January 5. 1948. as
GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER DAY In California, and xirge that on
this day appropriate ceremonies be held in recognition of the
contribution which he has made to our way of life.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be. af-
fixed this y_/ ^ day
of January, A.D. One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty- eight.

Governor of California

ATTEST

SecretCLTy of

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■?i^Op-liAMATT 0^

^xecutiDc ©cpartmciit

3tatt of California

eai.ryJn.."SS^'^-'i''' "-"^'^^ ^^^'^" ^«^^"^ Corps has been ,
t-juryanj/, on an intensive recrnl t inc h^iif-^ i„ *.i,t « , '^

entern thf LcSnd Shaso ";%i!""«^ ^^^^ M-^-^e Corps Reserve

second pnase of Its campaign to enroll mnnv
thousands of men «„d vomcn .„ the ktate of c"urJrS?a! ;

xnto_the o.,„„t.j ^l^:t^^ ^^s:^z iLiiui -"
:•? Si?iFr"°r'' "■'="-" - 'KSsJt^r'i^tSfSovSL^?

."J.^ll"™? Slve"""'-' "-'■■""-o '= "- «-'"» Reserie

IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Sf.-al or the State of
California to be af-
fixed this f^^ day
of January, A. D. ,
One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Forty-
eight.

Acting Governor of^
California

ATTEST: /SK > O

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Secretary >sa;' State

IWllMO Olfilfr.

^xcrutiDc Bcpartincnt

3tatc of California

PROCLAMATION

Because uf the eireat shortage of food In Eui-ope, the
training ship of the CfilJfoi-nla Mfirn.lme Academy this year will
lorego its annual vinter cruise to South American waters 1n
order to carr^ milk to the starving children of France, Ital-
and Greece.

Durinfc- the next ten days this vessel, tl:ie "Golden Bear,"
v_Lx-. dock at principal ports of the State so that each of us
nay nave an opportunity to make a personal contribution of
canned milk to its precious cargo. Collections are already

rro^resn in .-oiiun-n ities throuehout our State.

'n

3y tiieir generos i tv . our i)eople are demonstrating their
IriendsiiU) and comiiassion i'ov the stricken peoples of the
countries ravat-fd by war. They are translating their concern
for these unfortunates into positive action by helping to save
the lives of their und(;rnoui'jslied babies.

Accurdingly, I. Earl Warren, Governor of California,
Hereby proclaim the period of January 14 to ?.h . IQ^", inclusive,
as CALn'ORNTA GOOD WILL MILK SHIP DAYS so that public attention
may be <;alled l < {.he mercy mi .-.si on of the "Golden Bear." In
issuing this proclamation, T urge that our people take part
in appropriate cei-emoriits in conjunctioi) with tlie loading of
thi.s shin jji Vallejo on January Ik, Stockton on January 15,
Oakland ' n January \C and 17, San Francisco on January l-^.
Long Beach on January PI and ??, and San Dlogo on

J.'inna'

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IW WITNESS WliEltBOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State v.f
California to be af-
fixed tills 13th day
of January, A. D. ,
One Tliousand Nine
Hundred and Foi-ty-
e light .

Giovernor of California
Secretary ofWate

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^KcutiDc department

^tatc of California

1' Jv' 0 C L A M A 'i' I 0 D

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■-J ;:;(;■ r j^: lu iv.is support of the annual "March"
iJ'y.^'--!:" :' ind-raJsJng campaign of the National Fouudat'.on foi-
I; Tiiiil.He Pcralj/s.ip, the people of California have ejcperJenoed
'.j-ch year ihe varintli of henrt vhlch uoines from sharing in the

joy of '."■ '! i-'i.;! I .tLildreii hack to iipaltJi.

Eacli Csllfora'an wlio lias contributed to the
':' b'ws" .has had n [>aTt In inakijig av8ll3l)le to infantile
paralysis victims In this State the expensive treatment which
othervLse only few could afford. In add U.J on, tliose contrlbutloyi
arf financing a research pn^gram which It Is hoped will
evcntuall,^ • .- .' ^ .m !,,• the shadow of Infantile paralysis fi-om
our home : .

A

Alihoii;_;l; ,j .^i-;j:' ii'is been made at^alnat Li..':;
dread, cr'ppllag disease, it Is r.tlll far from conquered. Tt
continues to strike suddenly and without warning, claiming
hundreds of our people — adults as well as childi-on -- as J ts

v:ot-!:'-; • .- ■' - . ' v.

Cnlif ornia,
the 1^-':" "?
JanuGv. :
dr-j Vf ■ ii i.;

r>! that the fjplit against infantile pa^^slysls may
■olnntlessly on. I, Efirl Warren, Governor of
urge all CnlJ f j)»n lans to contribute generously to
nrch Gf DJrces," and do herel^f proclaim Thursday,
19^1 p., as the opening day ofi the "March of Diir.es"
•s St"tr.

IN WITNESS WHEiffiOF, I have
lio-To-unto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal uf the State of
pal If ornia to be af-
fixed this Ijth day
|0f January, A. D. ,
One Tliousand Nine
Hundi'ed end B'orty-
eiglit.

Guvornor of California

Secretary of\S*ate

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3:xcfutit)c Bepartmcnt
^tatc of Calirornia

FROCLAMAT

'"-'^^

On ontMHi; ;- f ti;.lr went: tJie people of Callforjila wll5
Drate tl.o LPntennltil urmIvor«ary of the discovery of gold,

W.en Jui.,efi V. Mn.r;l,/,]1 firr.i foumi yeMow metb.l on a bfmk ->£
tie Knerlcan RLver nt Colonu,, on January 2k, lPA3, !e set, off a
chf.ln oi- evert;' vMch tr^nieuuoiicl^ uccoierated tlie early expan-
sion of tie wert. An a Pf-snlt of li.1i momentous dlacovery tie
^■i^•l?■^ely i< .j.uTm t ,-.(1 territory .T CalI.forn.la d'iv.jloi.ed at auch a
rapid pace tiat in Iops than tl,irty-tvo m»!>nt.hs !t became a otato, :

cesljjn

Ve California Cental, ti irilf- Conuilns Toi^ l-'ar epprojirlately
ate<i tl;e one-hundred ti; 'uni I verrary of tt.e dlrcovery of cold
as tie openinij ev«nt of a throe-year centennial celebr;'tlon co-ii-
i.-^n.orKtlnc tliese outr.tandluc ] Ir, topic development--. Between now
e.nd Gftiiteiriber 9, 19L'<^, viim thU- observante will culminate in
cerenonl'-t^ laarklny t]ie ono->iujidrftdth Hnnlvev.'i' ry of California's
adiiiJf.-^lDn to the Union, all <.'£ u.-. will ; .in "r lalllnt' tie ^'lorv
Of oui' State 'iA romantic past. " ^ o j

It Ifi fitting that we loTioj- these Important anniversaries In
California lilr.tiry, and tint In dolnt; so we review with thouHht- i
fulness our iiroj-venrj of the oast one hujidrpd yearn. Bv beconilr>e '
more inthuatr>ly -.cquajnted wit}: the developMonts whicl'''have led

to o\ir vi->^^">nl i^^rowth, we nliall bettor be able to plan
secord contuvy of j^roj/ror.a to come.

'^cr a

California 'y centennial celebration? will refresh our
i!.eiri-)r'Ies ar. to the glorl ms traditJona wi-lch have been handed
down to U3 from earliest daya . They will provide us with new
oppOT'tunltleP to conHlder the abundance and tliw diversity of our
natural resources, as well as t)ie beauties of California terrain.
Ab(?ve all, thoy will jirovide insplrlny occasloiiH for us to re-
dedicate nn-fielver. to tlie gre.-it principles oF the Amor lean way of I
life upjij which all of California's progress has been based. i

In honor of th.e centennial anniversary of tlie discovery of
gold at Colona, T, l^arl Warren, Governor of Ctaifornla, do >ierpby
proclaim Satin-day, January ?'l, Im'^S, as GOLD DT3C0VERY DAY In
California, and do further deflgnate thlti day as the staj-t of a
tiu»Re-yea.r festival of centennial observances in our state.

ITJ VTTNKSa VHT5RE0F, I have here-
unto net luy hand and caused
the Great Goal of the State
of Callforjpla to be affixed

■* • day of January, A.D. ,

this

One T'

'hTalFi

and ];ine Hundred and

Porty-eic^.

Governor of California

.ATTEST ;

rm \ I iNi, tn I

^^V»*i S*ct<taiy of Sht.

VXv

^xcrutiuc department

^tatc of California

proclamation'

annlversSrlS of Ivenf^ti°' v^^^ 7^^^°"^ Centennial
hi-story. It L proSr ?or i-;'.'^i'-'^"'^o^" California. s .Tlorlotl^
steaclv prmT-eLsTSr ?L n-, t '"^^^f'^^ ^'^''^ ^1,1^ State's
due in lan-e par? To ni V f ?■ °"'^ '^'"^^^^^^ ^''^^^'^ ^as been
resources. ^ ''"^ 6i'-^aU,css of its store of mua-.uL

to look'fo;4a?d'i;n.'coi:;!lete cir.^^i^'" T^^^^' ^'^'"'^ ^

many wayl in"wh?c'"i ' .^'^ S?niJr^'^-^"^ ourselves with the
coni-ort Of Ir daily life aM^v^'r^n^^'r^" coi.trirute to the
guard against tholr wayte' We Sn T^ ''"■"^' constantly on
programs for the deveiorm^n. r , ^^^''f encouragement to

ways ir7ihich\hev cJn'contrihite^to^Thi:'" '" '^^ """«^°"^
raarnificent herita-e t vn^i i ^^^ preser-vation of our

week the Imporiince'or'a rr^^^'c.uf eSfn^^W^' .r''^^ '^J^
conservation be stressed in n nhiVn mf^f ^'"^.-'^^'^-^'^''^ o^
schools throu^rhout our stJte. "'^^^l"'''s, homes and

TN

-r ,^

,:-V ■!

WITNESS WHEKKOK, I have here-
unto set my hand and caused
n!c Great Seal of t.}ip st.-.te
C3 CaliJornia to be affixed

A.D. , one Thousanci Nine? —
Mundred axid Forty -aight.

ATOI'IST:

^xtcutiut ©cpartmtnt

;:5tatcor(raliroriiJa

lOCL/A'.ATIlI

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^xenitioc ©epartmrnt

3tatt of California

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"* H M<.OtP,»Tiir« miNTtll

^xcfutiuc Bcpartnicnt

^tatc of Cjlifornia

PROCLAMATION

fl««io<- i?^i? ^ ^ ^^^ ^^^^ °"^ people are called upon to
assist In the annual fund raising drive of the American Red
Cross. This organization, created under Congressional charter

Thr,o„o>, ?+^ facilities extend Into every California community.

5n»^?."^*^^^*^^^^*^''''^''®' *^« «ed Cross is a potential
benefactor to each of us regardless of rank or station In life

?T.^r«?r'"f ^"T *^^^"i"e ^la««es in home nursing, nutrition;
fJrst aid and water safety, it Is helping to lmprot4 our

?ieTed^ "S fn""'' ^^^''^- '" Addition It Is ministering to j
the needs of the many young men and women who remain in our
armed forces, as well as to the needs of an Increasing number
of veterans and their families at home. numoer i

th» A ?"® °£ ^^ ^°^^ Important public welfare services of i
the American Red Cross will be greatly intensified during the !

i?v;o^H^*'r' y^®" ""* ^y^^®"* °^ ^^°°^ ^"''s vhlch saved so many i

i^rouionJ"?h^%''r^"* ''^'' ^' ^^P^"d«d for peace time use ^
wiroughout the state. I

+« 1 ^ Knowing that the people of California will be anxious '
to lend their support to the American Red Cross Jn its appeal
for funds to finance its operations of the coming year, iT Earl
S«^rri' °?afr°'' °f California, do hereby proclaim Monday '
March 1, 1948, as the opening day of the 1948 Red Cross fund
raising drive in California, and urge that during the month of
the can^ People give as generously to this agency of mercy as

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this >o'^day
of February, Nineteen
Hundred and Forty
Eight.

/^>'

Governor of California
ATTEST :

i^

Secreta

State

Ir 1 1- ii P

f HANK M

^xccutiuc Bcpartnicnt

^tm of California

PROCLAMATION

It Is the hope of people the vorld over
that at last we have entered into an era of permanent
peace. Whether or not this hope is Justified will
depend in great part upon the degree to which mankind
can replace bitterness, prejudice and fear with the
constructive influences of a spirit of brotherhood
and good will.

The achievement of complete harmony among
the peoples of the world is not at all a hopeless
dream. We have learned in our own State that when men
and women of widely differing origin come to know each
other well, their mutual suspicion and mistrust are
erased. California's great development of the past
one hundred years has stemmed from the ability of her
people to live together In unity and friendship while
working toward the common goals of progress and a
better life for all.

Because it is Important that we give
thought to the means of developing universal brother-
hood without regard to race, nationality or creed,
I, Earl Warren, Governor of California, do hereby
proclaim the week of February 2?nd to 29th, Inclusive,
19^8, as BROTHERHOOD WEEK in California and urge that
during this period our people Join in strengthening
the bonds of friendship which already exist in the
hundreds of communities in our State.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of California to
be affixed this ^
day of February, Nine-
teen Hundred and Forty
Eight.

Governor of California
ATTEST :

Secretary

F ! L. F D

0/

PlIHltd J

HiANK M^(

^xtcutitif ©epartmcnt

^tauorCalirornia

state

Piu:'JIAh.A'i'luyi

r of the L
iu.'i cuiitlnued ta "jhip.iicr.t ir.^
nv<stoo.k JnchiaitT"/^ In certain

^-i*:>^

iiiroi'ul& couutitiS set

.-■•rviary gio, 1948 i

s hcv

' t;'he Xollowl-

■t !C,

veatock f I ■ said ;.

It : Jii'b iitji'eb^- ueslj^nated us ipci-sons bein^- in
■ I", need of rnllef pursuant to the provisions

• • Coni:ati ■ ' .

anil censed Ijthf TrreCt
Seal of thei Stf '

''.':1 3 fcrni e 't'l i .

■iz. ri bhi;;

•cii, A. D. ,
nt-.an i i.inc.

X. < ^W.^

fr,»/*i <M CAIIIOBNl* (1*11 PUNTING OPPICI

itcournta. IM> cpot;, h momi. tiAn piintbi

3JxccutiVit department

^tatc of Calirornia

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l>o;.-L II.
Marf

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I : ■ : 1 ' i> ' -Ip."'.. )u'o:i '.: /-:0.") o'clock

■ ■ ; ■ • 1 1 ■ ; . I ■ ' ' r I t n V , ',v 1 1 ! r; h fii 1 1 ■ t ' ■ ■ ■ ■ :■ on
i.:<-iM, <!;-• ■' 1' 'rl IidI 1 a.-;-,' i'l !li> : :■ : ■ ;'

. . ' . ■ • '•• • 11 eiripioyea of

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' ■ ' : ' p' !U' ;■ ■ !. 1 > r :'n I'.h 1 ii '1 ' > a

.Vr;; dur*-

iitatlon.

TN ;VITIJt';Si> WHKHEOF, I have
hev*eunto set my hand
nruli caused the Great
Seal of the State of
Oalilfornla to be af-
rixpd this 25th day
of l-iapoli, A.D., One
Thousand Ijlnc Hundred
.'!Md Forty-ei'-ht.

1' ri,dT :

; \' fuor of California

b^cr*

\\,-iVf^ St^-t"-'

pnnlfJ in f *i itrm*j

^KCUtiDc Bcpartincnt

State of £alJforiiia

P R 0 C T-i A M A T I 0 N

Tlie drend dlneape of onnoor took the 1 1vps of
nrnrly th:* rtci^n thousand Californlnns last year. Medics]
experts tell ns th^.t If there hnd been early recognition
and prompt treatment of these capes many of the victims
could have been saved.

Tliore 1? a great need for the expan.iion of
pppf-q-peh and educational nrograms in the field of cancer
control and we murt do everything nopslble to encourage
the fight against this enemy of public health. Me must
strive to add each year to our icnowiedge of the causes
and treatment of thin disease, to the end that it can
T.it'mateJy be conquered.

The fight against cancer is being led by the
American Cancer Society, which depends urjon public
donations for 1 tr support. This society will conduct
its anni"^l fund raising drive during the coming month.
To call the attention of all our citizens to the
worthiness oi' its program and to encourage full support
of Its objectives, I. E'lrl Warren, Governor or California
do hereby proclaim the month of April ly4f^ as CANCKH
CONTROL koimi in the Ttate of California.

IN WITNF.rr W}DiHb;01'', I have
hereunto set my hand
and causrH '-■i-r Oreat
Seal of the State of
California tn be alV
fixed this J^ 7^

day of Marcli, One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and S«Ht^iliy-e i giij

Governor of CUliornia
"I'K^iT : f ^~1

Secretary of &T«t6

FILED

1/1 &« olflc* of *« S«:«toiv o» SUU

^xcrutiDt Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of California

i'ROCIAMATION

In accoi'dancp with resolution of Congress and
proclaroation of the PresLdrnt. the natlcn observes Ariry Da'
the 21st Gonseciitlvp year on April 6, IQ^'*^-

The people of California have every reason to join
patriotically and enthusiastically In this observance.

During the recent war we came to Icnow the spirit of the
American Arni^- as few states had the oi'portunity to know it. j

Kl? lions of ^oung men and vomen from all parts of the country,
trained 'n orir state, embarked hf^re i'ov battle service throughout;
the world, and returned through our ports ^t the conclusion of
their her'.'lc serv'oe. Some are ntlll returning on silent ships
that bring them back to the homeland as our honored dead.

On Arui^ Dny we honor those who gave their lives, those
who still languish Jn our hospitals, those who are endeavoring
to re-establish lliemselven 1n civil life after the disruption of
war, and those who are contlnuiut, to serve as members of the
regular Army, the National Guard and the Organized Reserve.

We know the Army for what it has accomplished in the
of America and to establish a Just and lasting peace,
to tiv army for our future security In a troubled world,
faith that it will measure up to every responsibility if

de It with the means to remain

defense
We look

We have _. .—

the American peoiilc will
stron(i.

pro v.'

In California Army D'ly will have added significance
this year because It will open a week o£ intensive recruitinti
activity for the Sixth .'Vrmy Area. Thi-oui^ it we will honor
those young men who will offer their service to our country.

To call attention to the t;reat contribution made by
the Army to our national welfare and to lend encouragement to
tixe Sixth Aruiy Area recruiting drive, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim Tuesday, April 6tii, 19^B as
ARl'IY IJAY In C ilifoi'nia, and urge our people to display the
Affierican flag In the Army's honor on this day.

IN WITNESS WliEREOi-\ I have
hereunto set n:y hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this .<-^ day
of April , One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Forty-
eight.

Governor of California

ATTEST

3?xcrutiDt department

3tatt of California

PROCLANATIOI

It Is particularly appropriate tJat our poopla
should Join ti)is yaar In th» annual obaarraaoa of Pan AaMrloaa
Day. Thare Is perhaps a greater need at this time tiian
ever before for the tventy-cme nations of th*» Pan American
Onion to r«d«dicat» l.^eiieelvee to the spirit of frlendahl?
and nelghb'Ji'llneae which hiis bo long characterised their
relationships wlt.i eauh ot.iai',

lu Culli';>rnia we arc especially avare of the close
klnsi.lp uf tiie nations of the western hemisphere. Hot only
has our cultLa-<» heor. ^.n^LX'^y Influenced by the oustoms of our
nelgiibors -^no iriwnUs tu t: « Kyuih, but we aUArt* with them
■any latUiutt. i.isijricvj 4uiu r.^ui**! t^i>i. tor ti^ase reasons '
ve h«ive auau«iiy tiiiceo entnu;.ia»tac pai-t in t; e international i
celetratlci; ,f y^u . .tciicau Day. i

li) kfetplng vill. ihia tiadition, 1, Eari Varren,
Governor of California, do r.erfcby iircolaia Wec:r»e»cay,
April 14, 194b as I Mi AHihiCM* lAI Ju utliiurnit;. unc urge
tbat on ti is da> our CiLlawns Join with t. eii' irienas
throuft.out the .i.aei'lufit ii* liii. ^3s.oasX.iii.X.i^a of iealapherlc
solidarity ana good will.

1

ni VITMISI. VKSRIOF, I have
heieunto set my band
and caused the Oreat
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
flxesl tl i£ /^ day of
Api-il, One ¥liou8and Mae
iixintired And Forty-eight.

Oovernor of California
ATTEST J «^C.....,^^ •,,.->,
Secretary of S^Kte

,'UlV

I'lthJ i

F t L. t- :J

to lh« oHice ol Itw S«c.>.U.y ot Sut«
ol It)!. St>te ol CMomia

APR!) -1948

At LL o'clock _i:/ ^m.

FRANK MjOH0'^N.'^""'»^fV''»

^xccutiDc Bcpartmcnt

^ratc of (Tjlifornia

PROCLAMATION

w^^i, The twenty- ninth annual observance of Public Schools
Week provides us with an opportunity to familiarize
ourselves with the accomplishments of our public schools
and to re-examine their needs. sonooas

with i-ll ^^ important that we become better acquainted
with the workings of these schools, because they share
with home and church In the responsibility for shaping
tne character of our growing boys and glris .The vast
majority of us have gained our own undfrstandlng of toe
?^om ?^.°t '?°'r^^'^ ^"^ ^*^ application in daUy life
[ni^%h "^"^ ''^ received In the public schools. It
fllSfn. ^h1' r^]' essential, in this modern era of con
fl let Ing Ideologies, that we provide proper guidance for

of tS «f ^"/"'^ P°^* ^^ ^^y *° their f^ll^reSization
of the advantages of the American way of life. ^^'^^^o"

^„ K-, ^^^^°^ us can gain a greater insight Into the
problems of our public schools by visitlS them during
Public Schools Week. Our visits will equip us to con

edic^litlorin iCi^'sUS""^ '^ ^"^ advan^e^^nt^^pSSric

rio y,^J^^''°'"^^'^f^' ^' ^^^^ Warren, Governor of California
do hereby proclaim the week commencing Mondav Anrn ?fi
1948, as PUBLIC SCHOOLS WEEK in Cal l?f rn?f tnd uS t^e'
whole-hearted participation of our people in the mny
community programs which will be scheduled duSng^Ms

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this \<]K day
of April, One Thou-
sand. Nine Hundred and
Forty-eight.

C7
Governor of California

ATTEST

Secretary o

"• Oflfet of 4, e.

^ir/?,

'" 194F

^xcrutiDc department

;!c»tatc of California

PROCLAMATION

K.

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'*•,.

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^»4.^ .?i^^^"^ *^^" month the people of nearly fifty

nations will Join In a world wide fund raising campaign -
sponsored by the United Nations for the benefit of unfjr-
prlvileged children. In many of these countries the
voluntary contributions to thl? Crusade for Chlldr*>n
will represent sacrifices by men and women who already
o? ?he inTn.^"r^ ^?K "^^"'^^l^es. Living in the midst
fL^ ^"^"L" ""^^ ^^""^^ Pfiople need no reminder of
the gre.nt effort which must be made to save from starva-
tion the boys and girls who will be entrusted with
responsibilities of citizenship in tomorrow's world.

r.^r. r. 4. "^^ ^^\'-^^ ^® particularly fitting If in our
of w^r^^hT' "^i'^^hs^ largely been spared the miseries
of war this appeal for children should meet with
unusually warniiearted response. We can help those who
are trying to he] p themselves, bearing in mind t'.at
i^fc^^^i Z^° ""^^ seriously require aid are th. ae
least able to cooperate in this humanitarian drive. If
out of our gratitude for the well being of our own boys
a?es^? ;h"^ are able to bring succor to the unfortun-
ates of other lands, we shall be helping materially to
make the world a better place in which to live

Por,i u„ ^^ i" "^^' ^^^^^ thoughts In mind that I,
Earl Warren, Governor of California, call to public atten
tlon the Crusade for Children which Is being Jointly
conducted by American Overseas Aid and the Un'ted
Nations Appeal for Children, and do hereby proclaim
the month ol May. 1948, as CRUSADE FOR CHILDREN month
in t,ni9 state.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this ^/--r^ day of May,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty- eight.

""%

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>

Governor of California

ATTEST:

Secretary of $tate"

a

•i.,'

$xcrutjt)c department

^tatc of (Tjllfornia

'^

PROCLAMATIO

v^.v<:^b

Our nation's gre.it technological progress of
recent years is excmpllfLed by the rapid rise of air raal
service from experimental status only thirty years ago
^L 4f,^?r''r-^''"^' position in v;orld coi/mianioation today.
^^L.^ r^ ■^/\?""^yf'''"'''y °^ ^^® inauguration of United
States Air Mill will occur on the fifteenth day of this
montli, and in honor of this event the United States Post
Off .00 Department has designated the week of May 15th to
?lst as Air M-iil Anniversary Week.

^•^ ^ Inasmuch as our state has received particular
benefit from air m.ail service because of its geographical
situation,, it is appropriate for the people of California
to give entiiusiastic support to this observance. Tlie
speedy ooimuunication made possible by air mail has brought
us closer to distant regions of this country and facili-
tated our exchange of trade and ideas with the citizens of
other parts of the world. In addition to excellent domes-
tic service we now enjoy the advantages of air mall
communication witlx seventy-five foreign nations. Our
interest in this service is heigiitened because much of
this tmil which is addressed to the Orient passes through
the airports of our state. *^

So that the people of California may be made
more fully aware of the contributions made by air mall to
our everyday life, 1, L;nrl Warren. Governor of California
do hereby proclaim the week of May 15th to 2lEt, inclusive,
1948, as AIR MAU. ANNIVERSARY W]iEK in this state.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
Cilifornia to be af-
fixed this (o-<> day
of May. One Thousand
Nine Hundred and
Fi.rty- eight.

X^j?i

Governor of California

TTEST:

<fZ.

Secretary

^jcfutiDc Bcpartiiicut

^t.i(f of CLjIiroriiij

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C L A M A T I 0 N

opportunity fcr free
nd to enjoy the
■;o national

Uion to oxfi'cl-^ thr.iT.\,^t^J ^ i'lovdeu uppor

brothrrhood oFtl^ r fe:io:./wifr'r'""'' '''"
origin, race or creed. ' "^^^""^ ^^g«rd t

our countrrthrior.i'''^f4.in; Jl^^^^'^^r^ engendered bar given
le.der.hip^mongtl^c nation" of th;" ^^^ ' ^^^-^ ^^^ ^ PorUlon of
this porltl.n is of grent TLoit^n'/f'^^,'^- r^^^ maintenance of
our fundamental concept^ of T,!' A ^''/'l'^' ^°^ ''* «^-- ^'^^^
Challenged „y cynlca/Sop^.S- ^S ^f.^^J^J^v^ IZV.Z'l .

by our mtelMgenr-nJeJe^t^^n^' ST^"'"^^"' ^° demonstrate
in.tltutlonP of dL;cJacv oo.'^p'^^^^^f''^^" ^^''t the
spirit uhlch Juntmei the con^id.nJ^^'''*^ ""'^ progressive
freedom loving people^ ^IL, A '^''"''f, pl'^ced in them by
American T^^ ^^^v:^^r'^'^^^^^ 1^ thl. on I Am An
.. K^y .y the Pre.^dent -d ^J^^cSo^.^^f ^e^^ft^^Se. .

4, , Although thin occ-arlon hr-; ic i+c .^^^

thp honor inc of th-^e vho h-^vr ^t + nf.,^^ Its primary purpose
P^rt tvclve^onth., it v?n rroJlde o^^ cUlzenrh^p d:irlng the
American to T^nrrwt, hl^f^iith T. L^^'^r^''^^^^ ^^^ ^^ery
..h^ch ... th. founJat^i^ ;? our'na??^nar?JfS^^ ^"'^ ^^-^^

of CUforn'a^ "^ 'hercS'^^i- '?ain,^^ J^ ^^^' ''^r^^- Governor
I AM IN AMERICAN DAj^nV^ji^nTa!^^^^' ^"^^ ^-' -"^■^' «^

rededloat,.n^;^ ^^^^^^TV^^-^^H -„.

IN WTTNErp IfflERROF, I have
hereunto net my hand
and caused the Groat
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this /<? dny

of May, One Thousand
Nine Hundred and
Forty- el££it.

Governor of California

ATTEST

^-..^^-^J.

Secretary «a^ State

"■^

M iM Ofnc* of (hf Srclc4«rY '''' 9laM

^xtcutitjc Department

3tate or California

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Deputy

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FIfJUINC, OK mi^lHCFMCY

;^ting Governor of the otate of California, find that the revision of the
Cherry .->-.: - ly vterior quarantine is necessary for the immediate pres-
ervation of the safety and general welfare of the public, and that compliance
with the notice and public procedure of the Govermnent Code thereon are
in-practicable, unnecessary and contrary to the public interest, and there-
fore adopt the foregoing as an emergency regulation to take effect imrned-
ifltoly upon the filing of the same with the Secretary of the State.

The Director of Agriculiure finds that cherry fruit fly is now
known to occur in Douglas County, Oregon, and that under the provisions
of the rroclanation last revised June 17, 1945, as an^ended ^ay 23, 1946
and July 0, 1946, cherry fruits are admissible into California from
Uouglas County, Oregon, being defined therein as "Noninfested Area". It
is therefore necessary to revise the procla^tion to prohibit fresh cherry
fruits from this county now known to be Infested. Also, with this
revision the , roclanation is pre,^red in accordance with the form pre-
scribed by the Codification Board, superseding the revision of June 17,
1945 and amendn.ents l^o. 1 and 2 thereto of lay 23, 1946 and July 6, 1946,
respectively.

«s cherry fruits will very shortly be harvested and shipped
fro;, the ^tate of Oregon, it is necessary to nake this regulation
ffective at the earliest possible date.

'^'ed

A^t 0-3 l°i>-^i

(Approved as to fo
rrenorancfim:

Ck)od wi n J. Kni;-ht
Acting Crfjvernor
^tate of California

3 to form by deputy Attorney General, ^ay 10, ICAg refe
frnrr r.,,1 ^. ,r„serh to ^iss Helen H. f-acie, ^rli '

rence

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S««la

JUN24

^xcfutiuc ©epartnicnt

^tatf of diilifornla

A,J^O.

m

CH22tliY FRUIT FLY iiXl'^liibn

(wuarantlne Proclamation 8)

Metier of Ueterininat Iv-'n Of Tha Director Of AKriculture

Citation of Authority: Sections lOo and 107 of the At'ricultural Code of the
State of California.

Reference; .iecLion 3256, Title 3, California Administi-ative Code, Chapter 4,
i>ubchafiter 3, ir^up U, Plant quarantine.

It has been determined by the Uirector of Ai^riculture that it is necess-
ary to further revise tlie Cherry Fruit Fly iixterior vuarantine which was
last revised June 17, 1V45, as amended i-,ay 23, lV4o aiiu July o, 1V40, in
order to prohibit the entry into this state of fresh cherry fruits produced
in Douglas County, Oregon, wherein clierry fruit fly is now Known to occur.
The exterior quarantine is therefore hereby revised to read as follows:

?>otice of i.juarantine: Jt havii:;, been detennined by the Uirector of Agri-
culture tliat pests of cherry fruits known as cherry fruit flies, not hereto-
fore generally distributed in thiu state, exist as hereinafter described, 1
hereby establish anu proclaim a quarantine at the boundaries of the State of
California, hereinafter setting forth the names of the pests against which
the quarantine is established, the area under quarantine, the commodities
covered, and the restrictions governing the entry of such conunodities into
this state.

32So.

i.:iierry Fruit Fly .>xtcrior siUaratitine
(quarantine Pr'oclamation &)

{

A quarantine is establish^"', effective »-! uriv.'

■/'►'•' against

the following pests, their hosts and possible carriers:

(a; Pests: C);erry fruit flies (Khagoletis cingulata and Uliagoletis
faustaj .

(b) Area Under s,uarantine. i:.ntire states of Oregon, .i'ashintton, and
Idaho.

(b-1) :'L>:.iiir.':3t.jd Area: i

I'rer.on: Counties of Baker, Coos, Curry, Jackson, Josephine,
LiKe, Malheur, Unatilla, and .Vallowa.

■ I'aohiiii.tun: Adams, Chelan, Columbia, DoUt^.las, Ferry, Garfield,
Orant, Lincoln, Okanogan, Pend Oreille, iitevens, and idihitman.

Idaho; tintlre i^tate except the Counties of Benewah, Kootanai,
latali, and Nei Porc-i'. '

(b-::) Infested Area; All other areas of the States Ore^jon, V.ashington,

and Idaho not defined as noninfebted area.

(c) CohuiiL/il J t.ies Covered. Cherry fruits are hereby declared tc be hosts
and possible carriers of the pest herein quarantined against.

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^xcrutitjc ©tpartmcnt

^tatc of (Tjliforiita

r::.:-. -.-;, O.A.C. (Conld.) P^ 2

(a

) r.ei-^r^jLi^r.

p '"^^ ^.iierries Prohibited from Infeated Ares

Cherry fruits ^rown, pacl.ed, or stcred in or shipped from the
inieiited area arc prohibited onLry into this State.

, (■"■'' .i^ertlfied Cherries Admissible From Noninfested Area.

^''^"'i' ■^';"^''^ '"'^'''' "eve been ^rowr,, mcked, and stcred in and

shipped lro,u the noninfested area are admissiUe into California

provided, each lot or shii.nent is officially certified fro,.

orit;in by a duly authorized representative of the Departnent of

Agriculture setting, forth the locality where t:ro;vn and packed. ,

where stored (if stored), the names an.) addresses of the grower '

snipper, and coiisitinee. (^ee also Sections 3152 to 3156 ir- '
elusive.) > ^ , J.I.

3152. -i;J\.>rcii:.^ j'ov,ers. All deputies of the director and ail ^tate

""ulrant^,""^!'.' -,'\'' ^^•'''''^''' ^" ^■"f^-«'-«J ^o carry out all the provisions of
.^uarantitiu ne^xuations.

^^/^' '•'^-''--^-^^ ohipui„ts .■xe.n,.ted. Federal experimental shipn-.ents
1 into Lhiu state by or at the request of the United States Departmer
i-c^ e.vempt iroin al] tiie provisions of any lixterior quar-

antine Regulations.

'^^''^' Go'-"""^iities Covered Subject to Other Kules and Ue.ulation.^.
The adinissibiJILy and n,ove.iiura within the oti,te of California of am- conmiod-
ity covered by a quarantine l(e,;ulntlon shall be further subject to^he
provir.juns ol any uUK.r ruiu or regulation now in force or whici. may here-
after be establ3fhed. ^

^^^^* 'disposition of Violations, (a) ^terior; Any and all lots or
shipmentsof con.modities covered by any ^terior Quarantine Regulation
arriving m the .tate of California in violation of or not in compliance
with tnc- restrictions thereof, stell be ininediately destroyed unless no
detrinent can oe caused to agriculture in this state by the shipnent of such
co„..oditi,.s out of the state wl..hin the specified tL.e^inats at^the option
and expense of tiie owner or bailee. t^-^^'^

315"- Conn^on carrier A,>nits iust Hold Shini:onts. Any and all lots or
snipinents of coi,.„oditics covered by any quarantine uet:ulation must be held
anu not delivered tu consi;;nee or a^^ont until inspected ard passed by the
LiirecLor, nis deputy, or by a State plant quarantine officer. ,

i^^''-,rf^^'''"^ ^''^^''^°^ quarantine supersedes the quarantine issued il

June 1', 1945 ana amendments !^o. 1 and 2 thereto issued Ilay 23, 1946 and
Jidy o, 1^46, respectively. ;-

This rroclaiiuiLion bein,, an emart',ency ret:ulation shall t:,ke effect inwiediately.

© 5

!-. V

■Ji

-P ^ r*

f> -3

~>

3!Kfutit)c ©epartiucnt

^ratf of (laliforiiia t,nau{y kkuit fly iiXToiioR wua,««,

(wuarantlna Proclamation 8)

■^txce of DeUnnlnatlon uf TK, n...,tor Of A„H .„u .,.r»^p »^.., _^ ^^

-^.

U.t r.vl,,J J„„e 17 lo.. " f "" *^ ■■"•■■ior i,i«t.ntln. which »,
order t,. prohibit tt lltl; J rthT^.S/^'. J"",""' -"^^ ". IV^, 1„
In DoutUo Counlv, ur.ron ,h„!,„ , ^ ' '""' """> •'■•»"* P>-oduc«(

fore generally <iistribuLd In [hl^'aErtT r,^^«"^J»^t fUe-. not hereto-
her*c, establish and proclal^ a mrantlne «^%h*\''^'!'"^'''"'" 'l«'"=-il^«d> I i
California. Lerein^fter settin fr^h . J ^' boundari.s of the SUte of '

the .uarantina ia astabl'Sed "tJo aL f T"' °^ ''" P*'*-^ ^^^^^^^^ -»»i=h
covered, and the restrictions'i.olernin tTa"" r'-'^''^^'"' ^'^« co,r.,oditle»
this state. i.overnin^ the entry of such commodities into

'«*

3256.

Cherry Fruit Fly .jcterl^r ^uarantl,;^
(quarantine IToclamation 6)

,. /,,^"^fa"«^i"« is established effective -^'ync-
the following pesta, their l.osts and roasible carriers:

against

^a; ^^: Cherry fruit flies (Kha^^oletis cL.ulata and Uha.oletis

Idaho!'^ -■'^" ""^^^ ^"ar.nt,n.. .:ntire - tate. of Oregon, .ashin^ton. and
(b-1) i'onliifested Area;

u.aSh.„jru-"iL'.i:;fjs.="- ^— • ^-•^•.

Wftshlnfton; Adams, Cholan, Columbia, Uou-laa Ferrv 'u■rf^.^^
Grant, Lxncoln, ukano.an, Pend ureille,'.t1vei:;'and St.L ''''*

lat^HTlnd S'trce!'^ "^^ '^" '''""^^'' °^ ^--»'' ^-^^i.

and l2;:o^no£-?;rV-" '^'' °'''' '''''" "' ^'^ '''''^^ ^'e-' Washington,
and Idaho not dellued as n.jninfested area.

(c) Coa^odlties Cnv^r.H cherry fruits are hereby declared to be hoete
and possible carriers of the pest herein quarantined against.

^xtmm ©epartmcnt

3tatc of djlifornia

Section 3256, C.a.C. (Contd.)

Rage 2

(d; Jie^ou^ns (IJ Cherrl.e3 Prohibited r.„. t......„. ,,,,.

..ohi jted entry into th'.s Gtate.
{'J i-ertil'ied GherrJe-^ /'Ir^oo4ii i.
«aip;«.l iYo., the rmni-ilest,!,! '' P^-^k^-^. ^"1 stored in-«nd

origin Iv ,, Uulv authorS^^ officially certified from

pl,nt q.w ranth^TTJii iVVr-T— ' "" ' ""-^-^ "^ ^''^ iJ^ree.or aiiu all Jtate

31>3. £ederalohi!ffijriti

^'jcempted.

moTed into thi~7?:ifT77f7r^=^==' ''^'^'"'''^ experimental shipments
of A,ric,at..re, .r., e.oipt frl ^j/t'r'i 1" ^^'^ '"^^«^ '^^^^t- Depart^er.t
anti,K. . e^uLitions. ""^ provisions of any .bcterlor .uar-

31t>U. Oo: ^loaities Covered ; ub^-rt tr, , tino pi

ity covered by a ^.iarentine Itetulat." n Lu b ° .^f^^^'^'^'-i" o^ t'V cosiuod-
provisians of any other r^e or iiiiutl^ b. further ^•ubject to the
after be established. regulation now m force or which n-ay here-

-hip^-ni-^^ of c.;Lditx.. covered b^ " . f^S^i^r: Any and all lots or
arrivin, in th. .t.L "f o'll f^rrd' t^l^vrfT^"^' ^"^''-'^i- i^e.ulation
with th. realrictiuu. thereof "LnLt-'T '■!' ''" ""' ^'' co«.rli,„ce
detriment can oe caused to a ^ic, lu^re in S'^'r'i' 'r''"''^'"^ ^""^^^^ "°
cornnodities out ol the stato.JSi' tn/L^Mr- h .f ''^ '^'^ shipment of such
and e^oonse of the owner or l^llee? ^P^^^^^^^ ti,,e ll.,.its at the option

s^.:^o^^§=^^^^=^^:^M±M^^ Any and all lots or
and not d.liver^lo c'n.x Le ' ^ "1 ^^f-,'^"^ lie.ulation must be held
--^c..r, .,i. .eputy. orr:y:.:-lr:ia^a^\^L\°\^^^^^^^^^^ ^^ -«

.;une l7!^o:r::• ::is;t;!"^^!i^- ^^^:s:r2r j^^ t--^^- ^---^

'^"ly o, 1946, respectively. thereto issued ;-*y 23, 1946 and

This FrocWtion bein. an e.er.ency regulation shall t.Ue effect immediately.

^xccutioc Bcpartincnt

;^tatc of (Tnlirorma

Section 3256, C.A.C. (Contd)

Page 3

IN ..ITNliSS WHiilUiUF, I havp here-
unto set m^ hand and caused the
Jrt!i>t Jeal ol the :iUte of Calif-
ornia to be affixod this

• f, , day of J ' -

one thousand nine hundred aud
lorty-eit,ht.

icti.;;; uovernor of tJaliforni

AT'Pii:iT:

IS'jlTiiD:

l-'iled ■vith tha .^ocrjtar^ of
tata and made effective:
-^ ij ri C '■ <-/ , //..*,

v>ecra

IR^NK VV

t .->>«>•

^xccutluc ©cpartniciit

;ic»rjtc of G.iliforni.1

AWSNUHKNT NO. 1 T.,
CIlliHY FRUIT t'LY iiXTiJUOK UUARANTIf.'S
(i^uarantine Proclanatlon 8)

Kotice of letenninxi.lr.n of thu Director of f /..riculoura
oration of Authority; :. actions 106 and 10? of the Agricultural Code of th.

ii2f£pL£«= ,; •^';ti.,: 3256, atlo 3, Clifornia AcLuiniotr^tlve Code, Chapter 4.
^ulcfu,pter 3, ;roiip 4, PlaJit .aJarantine. «»P«.»r i*,

-I r.is been determined by the: Director of Agriculture that it is necessary''
;Le7iffLtr . "^ ?'T'^ V'"'"- ''^' ■"'^'•^°'- ^"*rantine which was last r^^

Sni-f,i f r r" f"' l^f' '" "•*""'' ^" °""'^'' ^^''" t^« ^'•'^ designated as
Aoni,ue:,t-,d. the Oov-nt;. of Unatillz, in Oregon, w-herelr, cherrv fruit flv is
kriow. to occui". ■ ■^

C A c'" 2^\n^'^X "'"^'' "'-'^l^"'-^^'^^ ^^ ..ubsectio;, (V^l) of .ection 325o

?: :^;:k ! , ? ^'■'■^ ''"'^^ -^^ ^terlor wuarsntiae" effective Juno 24. 1V4«.

is hereby an^iended to read as follows: •" "+. Ay<«»,

('>-l) :-on-LHfejtoJ Area; ;,

ilrei:2n: Counties of L«kar, Coos, Curry, Jackson, Josephine.
l«i;c, i alhe<ir, and ' allowa. » r .

afhln ,ton; Auavs. Cholnn, GoLwlle, i-ou.li.s. Ferry, Crfjrfield.
Grant, Lincoln, Ckanotan, Pend ureille, utevens, and ..hitman.

^i^£i^= , ■"'^-'-^'- "'^- te cxcer.t Lhft Cotr.tiea ol 'onewah, <:oot.;i,il.
Latah, end i"ez Perco. *

This ai«^nd,,.ent bein^ an emerfeency regulation shall becone effective irnnied lately.

FILED

I the oH)«- of *^r Socrefary of Stot*
oi the Slair of ColifnTnttj

JUL 2- 1948

At^lLl^^ -o'clock- 1 M.

FRANK A!,.JO.'iDAN,jerrti«,ris»iii

»r

ii'. ..iTi'l.vJj WHiiiUi.JF, 1 have hare-
ui-.to set my fitnU end caused the
(ireat oeal of the ;jtate of
Oaiifoinla bo be alfijced this

Beooniiday of July
one thousand nine hundrea and
forty-eijit.

Aitiitjm .-.fcictarv o. 5t4tc

uovernor of California

ATri:.ST:

IojUSD:

i-iled with the -ecretary of
ijtate and made effective:

secretary of .;tate

/ r

-•^iS^Z^ <*-» c «.^?i

-^'-^^

FJNDJNa OF !■> JiUGaNCY

I, '.arl 'arren, furauarit to [DOwer vested in nie as Governor
of !?;■' ,.i ;!•■ r i' , I i I'cri;! I , :'ii;( lii.M Mi,' ]'.'>•< ^ i i ii; amendtrent tc> the
■lierry /ruit. Fly vxt^^rior .uaraiil-ine l-j nftc;^3sary for tlie immediate
1 '■' ■•\iii>i. ,r 'n,- , ;■ i ,■ lid K'-"ieiVil w.'H'ar'' 'T M, • luMi,-, ;,p I lh,-,t
compliance wltti the notice and j'ublic proced'jre of the Govarnment Code

ther

•' l':il : ', unneceaijary and cont.rar.. '. • /;lic in-

ivioro adopt the forej/oing aj an emergency rejjulation
t. iiiiiriodi;.t<'ly upon I h.' filin^ of the same with the ^ec-

i '■ '■ "f rici:lt.uro findo th:it j t is necessary to
or'iit iirifltilla 'bounty, ure,.on, from th'j liusitnated "Noninfested Area"

':■'■' ■"■■ ■o<leri>r iuatw)' ' ■ ■ . :i.-r",- ■ • ■ 1 '■! ; ■.; -ave
' ■ ■ ■■ ' , i r. the last: revision c'

' ■■ ''"^y ^. 19^8

Xi z

Governor

.'it^ii f ■ ' ■ • rnia

(Ay proved as to forw by Deputy Attorney Genoral, a weruoranduni from TbuI M.
•'oaoph tr ?isj Helen H. ^acGrei^o^, dated hiay 10, 194f'.)

FILED

•fi lh<? oMkr of fhv Sctrftary of Stola
of tlte Slotf of California

JUL 2- 1948

iriANL)!!. JORDAN, Secre*«|.($lrt.

h-

^^*T5-t.,^^ >-=^>'^

^icfutiDc department

^rjtf of (I.iliforiiij

(>wmrantine Proclamation 8)

3^^rafFS; ^r^i,;";' i:'pL.,',t"i:.^i,j«;i;»'-»" Ad„d„isi„u„ cod,, 0^,1,, 4.

- .urLt:-r ^;..,.,Ki the Cherr/ KruiL .'u rv "^ "-^^'-^'^Iture that it is necess«rv
Vised el-foctive Ju,,e 2L iLr ^ interior Quarantine which was if!* ^

(1.-1

J ■•>!!, tll'K;^l.:.i

id-

S^^on: (JounlJo3 of lake

., ,alh.„r, .„d ..allowa! ' ^°°'' ''"'"'■^'' -^^^^cn, Josephine,

UtahTTT^' . ■' .' ' ■ ^^^^^^^ ''^'"' -ounties of -enewah, Kootenai,

' 'iJ :.• all: .■;. 1 .

FILED

'1' Ihc Ship r( ' (,. ,„

''l-itiuii jhall

•>-'C0.. V- ^I'l',

v.-

unto set my hand and caused the
-reat ceal of the 3tate of

Oolifornia to be affixed this

second day of July

one thousahd niiie iiuxidr-
;orty-eii,ht.

L.overnor of California

■ly.

■'■.' -•' -t ,r-

■I'' tary uf
■ffective:

-^ ^^ C^ ;,

^xtmm Bcpartmcnt

^tjtr ofenliforiiij

c.,..„ A>^m'i:^n; no. 2

(>.uarantine Proclanation 5) "

^iUtlon or Aut.h,,r=,
-tHte or CalifornlST

■jectionLi 106 and 107 of fh^ * •

^u/ of the Agricultural Code of the

-^c^;S; 3"^ ■::::; t:'kJt!lt:Ct:i:''-'^ -umistratlve code, chapter .,

Count,. in^Aliba^k, itcheirT^^'f '"^^ 2' ^94?, L o^d^r to'd "'"' ""^ ^^^
,tn^-ted area, and to o It'f .T h '" '^°'''^ ^^^ "--on'coS?i'"r!l"^""^

■^■^- "Infested Aroa" a- i -, " "°" '"""^ '° °='=^-

::^.:£'t ^-^rr^^^^^'^^^^J^r r^^- 3.57 c...c.

" •-> J '♦., lo herebv riii-ihu^ ^Jiie eiiective Acril S io/a

^ ^"'t-l'^r amended to read as follois: ' "

Area,

rra:;

'■'"•-'■/ Inl'eL^ted
AlAhAiA: Count ie'5 nf ^ i^ ■

Saint Tartin '■• f^ '"'^'^'^' ^^^t JajS! Sint iV'^f'"^' "^^^"^ Bernard,

_^..ies of Greene, Hancock, Harriaor I..'
J.Ln: -, ^ . arn^or., JacKson, and ;v-althall,

>-H l-'harleHton,

Ees, BelT,"*^e:l^rri-lanco ^■^''t;'=-li'»a, .iranjas, /\tascosa. Austin r .
Caldwell, Cali>ou,, Can"e?on 'r^ Bra.oria, Brazos, Brook! BuiT"'^' Ba.tr.p,,
Crockett. DeWltt '., "'^f*^", .harabers, Colorado Coll \ '^■^^^°"' Burnet,

Gille.pi;, Si"^ '?™^^' ^^1' '^^wards, 4etter^-o;:t Be^f' ,'°^^^^1' Crane,

- ^ -o.;doches, r.ewton, Nueces. Or:^ ' ,1:^' 'J^^^^ > ^^lam, .ont-

- > -OS, 1 oik, IVe.iaio, Keagan,

^xccutiDc Bcpartnicnt

;:5t.itt of (I.ilifonii.1

.'•. i>^:.'i.t.i;

Pa, e 2

^ci'u^io, vai'iiit;.

.ciu io, ..a..inc, ..oi, ;a.. u./.i:.c, -an Jacinto, ..an Patricio, ^an Jaba, Schleicher,
:.tarr, Sutton, Terrell, Travis, Trinity, Tyler, Upton, Uvalde, Val Verde,
Victoria, Walker, Waller, riashinrtori, '.iebb, V/harton, Willacy, *;illianison,
V.ilson, Zapata, anU Zavala.

TnJs j^ii-endn.ent fJo. 2 revises aiiu supersedes Amendnient Mo. 1 issued July 2,
19/!i7, and beiti; an emergency re(,ulation shall becon.e effective inmiediately.

IK WITNESS WHatJiOf', I have here-
unto set ray hand and caused the
■-reat Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
oecon(. day of July,
one thousand nine hundred and
X"orty-eii^ht.

/^/>

ATT.';ST:

iS^l'::ll:

FiJed with the .'.ecretary of

^tiite ind .-Eaae effective:

iovernor of Oalifornia

^^i^c^H««^^ M^jL'^'*^-*'.*'

jBcretary o^*^.ate

* I ^ f -M

oi 'y -

Jbl -

\\v\i

t«ANK.«(!K;W.AU.^.-'"-'''^"^

\V,..|,.o('«W' '•

], ^rl V.'arren, fursuant to power ve:>ted in me as Governor
of the Jtate of California, firui that the foregoing amendment to the
Sweet Potato V.'eevil :ixterior quarantine is necessary for the immediate
nreservat L'.:: ^: the safety and general welfare of the public, and th^t
coni[;l i-'iri'-'- wit.h t,!,.- ii'.tice and public procedure of the Governirent Code
thereon are impracticable, unnecessary and contrary to the public in-
terests, and therefore adopt the fore;^oin{i as an emergency regulation
to take effect imii ediately upor' the filing of the sanie with the Sec-
retary of tin; .jtate.

The Director of Agriculture finds that it is necessary to add
Kenrj' County in Alabama, Iiitchell County in Georgia, and Hsuston County
in Texas, to the area designated as "Infested Area", having been found
infested since t!ie date of tiie last ainendmerit of this regulation. The
i)irector of Agriculture has also determined tliat I'rooks and Camden Counties,
"Jeorgia, are now free of sweet f»tato weevil and stoilf^tg "^jj^t-ted from the
area designated as "Infested",

I |h« oHice ot tht Secr.lofy o» Slot*
ol lh« Slolt ot Colitoiolo

Dated : July 2. 19A'

JUL 2- 1948

At- o clot* *■-

FRANK V.JDriOAH.:.:rr.r,ttSWl

VARL A'AiikaN

Governor

State of California

(Approved as to form by Depiity ALLiirney General, a meii.orandujri from Paul t .
Josof)h to i:iss Helen i(. facGregor, dated N:ay lU, 1948.)

i>futiuc Bcpartiiiciit

^tarcofCiliforiiu

AKiNDMKNT NO. 2

oW.i;r R/fATo v.:.KviL lamauii quarantine

^Wuaruntine Proclairiation 9)

ia!te-Of ""■'"""■■'"" ■ ' -- "inn I ,r of .„,,.„...■.
teiJiS^fjf^^: ..cUo„, 106 »„. 1., „, ,,. »,rt„u„,I CO.. „r t..
iiefererice; Jection 3257. Title h c.nr

.....,, co„„u.. ,.0,,.. .,,„.„ ,.::r^.'.t-- !-a--; i',r\ro-oe„.

Iha "Ini'ested Area'" in Ho-^—iv- j ^
...titlod ..,s.,et PoUto .-.^vli ICh -""•""on (b-1) of a.otlon 3257 c A C

.,n.„d.d .„!, ., „„. i.r.vs:/.-.rr:; st"?,n\'' "''••'

(^^Ij Jnfejted i-n-a.

Iberia, Iberville, Jeff«rson, ' Jefferson DaS^Lr.f'^\'^"^' ^^"fi'Une
ston, .Tie* n3, Plaquemines, Point Cou^. iLmh "''^^^^' La^«"^<=he. Living:

ta nt Charles, ^ai,it Kelenl -int i^ ' ^'P^'^"^* ^bin«. Saint Herriard
^.int l.rtin,'5aint ^^S^^int ' lX^=^',,^^it,^«^" '^^'^ ^«Ptiet, ^S^iTUnOry,
Vernon, .ashin,.ton, We^t'.^ton i^ZZl.n/^t'^'^lUdZ?''''''''^' ""^^^^-^'

....I.SIPPI: Counties of Creene, ^ncoC, Harril,' JaCaon, and .Valt^u.

SuUXH CAHuLINA: County of Charleston.

Tee H^^eSrBw,';s:iu;:',,^ori:' Bi::r"^ 'r'"* ^"'^'™' ^^^^-p*!

Caldwell, Calhoun, C.meron, cSan.be rr Co WaH^r'' ^''°°^''' ^'^I'^O"* FAirnet,
Crockett, DeWitt, DL^uit, ^. T dw^ris K v«t't "'^>\^''""*'°' '^^'-^^^l' ^^an:, i'
Ullespie, Goliad, .ionzales. rrLer rldJ'^ u' :°''^ ^-^'"^' ^'^i"' ^Iveston,
Hidalgo, Hill, Houston, Irl^n. Jackson^ '^' ^'^^"°"' '^'^i"' "^^ria, Ilaya,
Ji-n ••ells, var.nes. Ken^ll. Kenedy ^"^IrKd' If '""^'' ''«"«"°n. ^i- Hog^,

.«.™n,. ..co.doo.... ,..^„, .;„,„;, :«t:r',,rr^ir2:.;if K^°;X

^Kcutitic Bcpartincnt

;&tatc of (Ijliforma

Amejidaient 2, ...act.ion 3257, C.A.O. (OontdJ

Pajje 2

Kefutio, Ciibine, . u-ustine, 3an Jacinto, tian Batricio, San Saba, Schleichar,

Ctarr, Sutton, Terrell, Travi;;, Triniti', Tyler, Upton, Uvalda, Val Verde,
Victoria, 'alk«jr, aller, ..ashini^ton, Webb, V/harton, Willacy, Williaraaon,
wiliion, Zapata, and Zavala.

This Amendirient No, 2 revises anu su,Ter»edab Anientimant Mo. 1 issued July 2,
1947, anJ bein^. an oraeri^ancy rot.ulation shall become el'Xactive immediately.

I^. V.'lTr.;:;S3 Vfl-lLikKOF, I have here-
unto set ra^ iiand and caused the
"<re&t Oeal of the State of
uciiiiornlii to be affijcod this

second day of July
one thousand nine himdred and
forty-ei, ht.

.^'^y^L^ /^C-i<..yt.^t^e,^^

ATTiiST:

Governor of California

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Secretary of state

ISSUiD:

Filed vd.f!i the .'ecretary of
State fjT.d aade effective:

FILED

in Ihr ol'i" ■' '"■ S-. ••• > .1 Sl.i't
•I it.e iiiii» .< C».;i«.".j

JUL 2- 1948

Al__l '^ocLtk : M.

FRANK V.JvH3AH,5..r.^.,oisi,ie

^PxecutiDc department

State of California

frtnlii in CAIIPOHNI* tl*11 PltHTINO OfUlt
«Ari«MtNTO, 194a r.roK..f 11, mooii, itat* fkimtie

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^iccBtf&e department

3tote of (Ealifornio

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^jccutioc Bcpartincnt

^tatc of California

PROCLAMATION

In honor of tho men and women, living and
dead, who have contributed to the growtli of American
air power, the President of tiie United States has
proclaimed September 18 as Air Force Day. This will
mark the first anniversary of the autonomous Air
Force and the forty- first birthday of American
mMitary aviation.

It Js particularly fitting that in this
age of supersonic speed full consideration oe given
to the importance and the potentialities of aviation.
It Is in the interest of our nation to maintain
within the Air Force a nucleus of highly trained
personnel and to keep this branch of the armed
services abreart of all developments in its
specialized field.

In order to call public attention to the
mfl.gnificent accomplishments of the Air Force in
peace as well as In war, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California do hei-eby proclaim Saturday, September
IG, 1940 as AIR FORCE DAY in California.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused tlie Great
Seal of tlie State of
Csllfornia to be>/af-
flxed this Af^ day
of September, One
Tliousand Nine Hundred
and Furty-eight.

Governor of California

^

ATTEST:

r-

Secretary of State

U^Wr

pumtrJ IN c«i ITO

^:3:cfutiDc Brpartincnt

3ratr of (Talifornja

iiii^iiliAiliilTION

lolrt iiunl
tii._- Uiii I

,0n t^e,telnbcT 1?, 19^8, we shall observe the
miv.r.ary of tlie «do.tion oV the Conkuition

Of

Wot only i.s
tet^tuiient or a v^-ay of
provi<!ed ins;)ir!.tion
everjn,.here. Our coun
steadying influence f
with a major voice in
TJirou^hout Lhe coiriiui,
f re ccom anu eijUc lity
continue to starve aa

a_ statement of oasic l.,v, but

life, this jjreat ciocuiiicnt Ua;
for freeciom lovinf'; j)eo^.lt.&
try ii-is dcvelo.jea unuer its
TOIL a rav. frontier lana into t

the councils of the vorlc.

y^ars, the funaajnerital yu; rente es of
contained in thit^ Constitution v.ill
the founeatlon foi- our further

as a
long

nation

ine

I!-: '. iTi'jj
caused the Ct

ertxx
arfix<u this y^ii'^uf;
Nine Huriureu

^.n:<:Ui:OF, I have hereunto set my hand
.:eal of the State of California to be
r of Septeuuber, A. D. , One Thousand
nu l'orty-J.:ight .

Governor of Calif ornii

secretary fSfS^trte

^xeratioc Bepartmcnt

3tatc of California

P R 0 G L A M A T I 6 N

■ :' 1 i i;;; i uuii i, ui' i^nu UniLcij ;;jt.ut.e3 has proolrtilfied
1'', ly-lS, as National Guard ^ay to honor those

;nd those who are now sferv'-- their country
•uard. This r-rtc will mi.rk the elrhth
amiversur.v oi the call oi' • ' ' unal Guard to Federal

service in '.Vr^rld vVnr TT.

' " 1- . i'>-'; a J-.', i.td ':.'.iii, tilt) (juupie iJj' i./a lil'ul'Uia

.1'->i' • juntry- -i de observance of National Guard Day,
ue;c m^^l: i.ih. nienibers ol' the National Guard in our State
were amonu- the first to Oe called into action durinr that
.Vii-. -lioy r,.^rveci with honor on the principal fipntlng
rroni.s, • •■ i In cnrryin; their colors to tlie first lines of
tjattl-i pou -ht new /lory to a California tradition of
^ervlct' i, nnilfin wH'fh 's a? old "p ■>!!>• st-^'te itself

' t'l-ii' f.'Ojjjli : ;iff ji Dfao"; j u.L Lieii.t v.h:! s nsclon

Its reliance upon larpe JstandinK; armies, but

..le'Q upon the willingness oi'i its civilian men i -j

Ml time of need. The core of| this civilian

:fc National Guard, made up! of friends and

In- unr-iirirhlr of t)n-^r leisure tir^p In ,-r - r

^ncy servirv.

,v\

i-ecopni
iiQse meri.

he patriotism, loyalty and

-- --- ., ., ..afl Wnrroi , Governor of'
hereby procluini T.rWtiiJ^r September 16, 1948,
-"/■ 'n C'llifornla and, urge that the flap;
■ flown on this dky in honor of the'
' • ! Guard In our itate.

into set my hand smd caused
-iio Great Seal of the State
^f Calil^nla to be affixed
•cais yC??^ day of September,

■■. ■>. One fh-isand Hlne

)rty-elght.

•rovcrnor or California

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Secretaiy (if ptate

1?/ ymini:^

3?xcfutiDc Btpartnicnt

^tatc of California

''J'l.V/f '..

PROCLAMATION

During thft period of October 1st to 8th, Inclusive,
th« editors and publishers of Amsrlca will sponsor the
observance of n'nth annual National Newspaper Week.

Their slogan will be: "Your right to Icnow Is the
key to all your liberties." This precious "right to know"
hafl been cherished by many generations of Americans. It
was handed down to us by our founding fathers who wrote
a guarantee of freedom of the press Into the Constitution
of the United States.

Public confidence In an unrestricted press has
been Justified by the leadership which American editors
have given to many great movements contributing to this
nation's progress. While In other parts of the world the cur-
tailment of editorial freedom has foreshadowed the destruction
of many of the Institutions of Democracy, the free press of
America has helped to keep our nation strong and to preserve
Its liberties.

So that our people may become more fully cognizant
of the Importance of preserving their vital "right to know",
1, Earl Warren, Governor of California, Join In calling
attention to the many public services rendered by the
newspapers of America and do hereby proclaim the period of
October 1st to 8th, inclusive, 19^8, as NEWSPAPER WEEK In
California.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to beAf-
fixed this XJ--j>May
of September, One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-eight.

Governor of California
ATTEST:

Secretary of State

I'.ntiJ in 1 « I ir (I* NI4

II p » I N 1 1 .^ c ci I I I

^xccutiDc Bcpartmtnt

^tJtc of California

PROCLAMATION

On October 24th the people of the United States
will Join in a world wide observance of United Nations
Day. Cal Ifornlans, appropriately, will take Important
part In this celebration. It was In our city of San
Francisco that the charter for the United Nations was
drawn, and from the start we have been Intensely Interested
In seeing that the lofty alms of this great international
body are carried out.

Multitudes of liberty-loving people everywhere
look hopefully to the United Nations for leadership In
the construction of a better postwar world. We in America
can provide them with inspiration by our devotion to the
principles of universal brotherhood, and by our adherence
to the ideals upon which the United Nations was founded.
Each of us can contribute In this way to the development of
harmony among the citizens of all nations, thus helping to
put an end to prejudice. Intolerance and misunderstanding
wherever they are found .

Accordingly, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California,
do hereby proclaim Sunday, October 24, 194S, as UNITED NATIONS
DAY in California and urge that on this day the citizens of
our state Join In programs dedicated to the furtherance of
global good will.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be^f-
flxed this /j^day
of September, One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-eight.

.-^^J^^^^ >^^^.^.t-t-C-L^

Governor of California

,TTEST !

Secretary of State

f\rinltJ in e*

MS r»IKTINC Oint I

^Kcutioc Brpartincut

^tm of (Tjiifornij

iR 0 CL A MA TIO/N

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Join In thJ"'s'pi,yj!f^^'^i'^y appropriate for c«1ir ,

BancJJcapped'^iefk^U ilt^'?'^"^-^ ^^ E'"Ploy tJio av.^ ^.
employees alike to tT,-' ''^ Possible for ernri ^^^''^^^^y
ties whicij pvi,/^ beeoirie better InformT.' ^ "^''^■■'' and

capped worJrs n ;r "^^ ^^'^^-^^ Part^cSt?"^ "^^ opportune -
I. Goodwin J Kn"^hr Ueyeloi.r.e„t Ir thfi If'^,''^ ^^'"^^-
hereby pr-ool^ i^"t£''/f ^ing Governor of CaifJn' , ""^^^'^for-e,
ly^fi, as EMPr,oy Ht "^Zt °^ October 3rd tr rf> °''"'^' ^o
California "^ ^^^' ^YSTCALl.y HAW).TcIpr£ WL^ ^^^^^^^^^^

IN WITNESS WH>JREOP, j have
hereunto sef m-r u
caused the^GreJt S«7'*"^
tl^e State Of ^cJli?:^;,f
to be affixed this liiC
day Of f^eptember, On^

and Forty-elgiit.

Acting Governor of
fiiTFJST;

Cal if ornia

Secretary of State

^xcfutiDt Bcpartincnt

^tarc of £j|iforiiia

PROCLAMATI Cl-lL

CaHfornJa's tremendous population Increase of
recent yeai-s has made unprecedented demands upon the
reso >rces of our state. It has Imposed upon every citizen
an important share of the responsibility of conserving
these resources for future as well as current use.

For this reason all of us should become familiar
with tlie precautions which can be taken against fire. Our
state anminll y suffers a tragic loss of life and valuable
property due tc fire, much of which can Le avoided If the
proper preventive practices are faltlifully cai-rled out.

During the observance of FlT'e Prevention Week,
which traditionally occurs during the first week In October,
we are provided with opportunity to become acquainted with
the means of averting fire In our timber and watershed
areas, grazing lands, hoiTies, places of business and
Institutions. To lend encouragement to thJs worthy pro-
gram, I, Goodwin J. Knight, Acting Governor of California,
do thoi-efore proclaim the period of October 3rd to 9th,
Inclusive, l';,-48, ar FIRE PREVENTION WEEK In CallfcrnJa,
and urge that during this period our i^eople give particular
attention to the elimination of fire hazards in their
local communities.

IN WITNESS WW-n^EOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
tJie State of California
to be affixed this V\^^
day cf September, One
Thousand, Nine Hundred
and Forty-eight.

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Acting Govef^or of Call^<Jrnla

ATTEST :

Secretary isf State

,..,.i,j .

^xccutiot department

3tatf ofCalifornia

PROCLAMATION

I, GOODWIN J. KNIGHT, Acting Governor of the State
of Caliiornia, do hereby proclaim th&t a General Election will '
be held throughout this State on Tuesday, the second day of
November, L9AS, at which the following offices are to be filled:!
Twenty-five elector:j of President and Vice President of the

United States; |

I

Representatives to the Congress of the United States from
each of the twenty-three congressional districts of the State; I

State Seniitors from each of the following twenty senatorial
districts of the State: First, Third, Fifth, Seventh, Ninth, r
Eleventh, Thirteenth, Fifteenth, Seventeenth, Nineteenth, Twenty-
first, Twenty- third. Twenty-fifth, Twenty-seventh, Twenty-ninth,
Thirty-first, Thirty-third, Thirty-fifth, Thirty-seventh, Thirty-
ninth;

i

Member of the Asse.iibly from each of the eighty assembly '
districts of the State;

One Associate Justice, District Court of Appeal, First
Appellate District, Division One, for the term prescribed by law;

One Associate Justice, District Court of Appeal, First Ij
Appellate District, Division Two, for the full term prescribed by
law. ':

One Associate Justice, District Court of Appeal, Second
Appellate District, Division Two, for the full term prescribed by
law;

One Presiding Justice, District Court of Appeal, Second
Appellate District, Division Three, for the terra prescribed by
law;

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^rtmliJ in CAi If okN

lA !;aii I'KtMiNc oriicr.

^jccutiDc Bcpartincnt

^tJtc of California

PROCLAIIATION

I, GOODWI. J. i^iaHT, Acting Goverr.r of the State
oi C.U,or.Ia, do hereby proolai™ th.t a Oener.i Election wiU
be hel. tnrou.hout this state on Tuesday, the second day of
Nov,.nhe.. i^.B, at which the foUo.in, otTices a.e to he fiXied:

Twenty-five electorii of Pr^-^-iHo,,,. - ,,.

oi ir^.ident ana Vice President of the
United States;

Hep.e..„t„tlv.., to the Co„„.=s of the UnU.d state, fro,. ^
e.ch Of the t.e„t,-three co,„..o.lo„.l .l.trlcts of the state-

Stat, Seo.to,.,, f.o„, e.oh of the foUo.lne twenty senatorial
"-.let. Of the state: Pl„t. Thl... nftn, seventh, Ninth,
Eleve„th, Thl.teeath, fifteenth. Seventeenth, Nineteenth, T»ent.-
flrst, T.ent,-thl.,, T»,.„t,-flfth, T»e„t,-seventh. T.ent.-nlnth,

Thirty-first, Thirty-third, Thirty-fifth Thi..

Lrty iiith. Thirty-seventh, Thirty-
ninth;

Member nf thp a<;c;(i.„ki,, «.^.

Assenbly irom each of the eighty assembly

districts of the State;

One A::soclat. Justice, ^strict Court of Appeal, First

Appellate District, Division O-ie f-^r hho f

i.on u.it, lor the term prescribed by law-
One Associate Justice, District Court of Appeal, First

Appellate District, Divi,,ion Two, for the fuM f .

w, lor tne lull terra prescribed by
law.

one A..„cl..te o„,-tlee. District Court of Appeal, Second
Appellate Dlstrlet, Division Two, fo. the full t„„ p.ese.lhea h.
law;

One Pr.si.ia, Justice, District Court of Appeal, Second '
Appellate District, Division Three, for the ter. prescribed by
law; , ^

^xnmt Brpartinriit

<&tatc of California

One Associate Justice niet^.^^ ^

' District Court of ADoeal q^« ^
Appellate Die tr Let IH„.- • appeal. Second

-i-iLct, Division Tliren, for thP t^„
law; ^^^^ prescribed by

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^^^tr..t, for the term prescribed by low.
Also, such other ^^-^+^

'^ '°^^*y' toTOshiu, district
other of^icpq • c, .,„ ' '^-^^^^ict, or

^ " - -re provided by law to be flLled at . v,
election. iii-icd at such

I further proclaim that at such election th
-so be subnitted to the vote of the elector. ""

-— nal a.end.ents. question., p.,,. ^^ ^^^^°^^^ "^

' F' oposit ions and lni+i^*^
measures r«^ n,-, „ . initiative

^^^ <^s are rei'ulrpr^ f-^ i,„

/ lur „ije arrest and conviction r.r

the purpose roaches th. thereafter expended for

roaches the sum of Ten Th usand Dollars.

IN iVlTNfir;^ WHEREOF t >,.

and affix the ^re-tsp."^!'^"/^^ "^^ hand
5f California f^l^K^^f'^ .""^ ^he state

ATTEST:

of Californ a thi.^r S'^^ ^^^
September, 1948. ^ 7 ^^^^ ^^

Acting Governor of^allforni.

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^xecutiDc ©cpartincnt

3tate ofCaliromia

PROCLAMAT

The Increasing interest of American women in
public life has been an encouraging development of
recent years, because it Is helping to bring about the
full participation of our people m planning for future
growth.

The strear. which Is being placed upon good
citizenship by many fine women's organizations in our
state is exemplified by the slogan which has been
adopted by the California Federation of Business and
Professional Women's Clubs for this year's observance
cf Business Women 'r. Week:. This slogan-- "Use Your Vote
in '4o --calls attention to one of the major responsi-
bilities which accompanies the privileges of citizenship
In a free nation. If ours is to remain a government of
tlie people, oach citizen must make his wishes known by
going to the polls and casting his vote.

Accordingly, I, Goodwin J. Knight, Acting
Governor of California, do Join with the members of
the California Federation of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs in urging every citizen to vote, and, to
assist In stimulating tlils exercise of good citizenship,
hereby proclaim the week of October 10th to l6th,
inclusive, 1948, as BUSINESf) WOMEN'S WEEK In California.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused tlie Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this b'^day
of October, One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Forty-
eight.

/,

Acting Governor of California

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TTESTi

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Secretary of State

tya I, c«lir„.N,« „„. „,„„„„ „,„^,

^xcniriuc Bcpartmcnt

3tatc of California

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PROCLAMATION

WliEREAS, Public L&w 759 of the 80th Congress, also
toiown as the Selective flervice Act of 1948, proviues, in bee.
6 (c) (2) A, tliat in any case in which the Governor of any
State determines and issues a proclcmation to the effect that
the authorized strength of any organized unit of the National
Guard cannot be maintained by enlistment or appointment of
per.sons who are not liable for training and service under such
Act, or any persons who served honorably on active duty between
Septe-iber lo, 1^40, an.i June 2^, I94S, for .-. period of ninety
days or more but less than twelve months in the Army, the Air
Force, the Navy, the Marine Corps, the Coast Guard, the Public
Health Service, or the armed Forces of any country allied with
the United States in World War II prior to September 2, I945,
any person, who, prior to attaining the age of 18 years and six
months, enlists or accepts appointment in any such organized
unit shall be deferred from training and service under that Act
so long as he continues to serve satisfactorily as a member of
such organir.ed unit; and

VmEHKAS, I have determined thi t the authorized
strength of organized units of the California National Guard
hereinafter described cannot be maintained by the enlistment or
appointment of t;ersons in the categories referred to above.

IJO'.v, THLHFFOR!', I, GOODWIIJ J. KWIGHT, in accordance
with Public Law 759, 80th Congress, and by virtue of the
authority vested in me a;: Acting Governor of the State of

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3catc of Caliroriiia

California, in order that the California National Guard may
discharge its responsibility to the security of the Nation, do
her^ty :;r':,.iTr, that tVie authorized strength of organized units
of ".'r.e California National Guard hereinafter designated cannot
be maintained through the enlistrient or appointment of persons
referred to in £oc. 6 (c)(2) A. baid organized units of the
Caiiiornio National Guard are der.cribed as follows, to-v/it:

LOTH INFANTFY DIVISION

A9TH INFANTRY DIVISION

Headaua. '^rs
Hq Sp T. .

Ho Co

^Oth MF Co

740th Ord Co.

40th QM Co

40th Sig Co

40th Cav R Tp

40th Div Band
578th Engr Bn

Med Det

Co A

Co B

Co C
l]t)th Med Pn

Co A

Co B

Co C

Co D
40th Div Arty

Med Det
143(1 FA Bn

Sv Btry

'Jled Det

Btry A

Btry B

Btry C
625th FA Bn

SV Btry

Med Det

Btry A

Btry B

Btry C
980th FA Bn

Sv Btry

IJIec Det

Btry A

Btry B

Btrj' C

Ha 2d Bn 160th

Co E

Co F

Co G

Co H
Hq 3d Bn 160th

Co I

Co K

Co L

Co M
223d Inf Regt

Sv Co

Cn Co

AT Co

Med Det
Hq Ist Bn 223d

Co A

Co B

Co C

Co r
Hq 2d Bn 223d

Co E

Co F

Co G

Co H
He 3rt Bn 2^. 3d

Co I

Co K

Co L

Co M
224th Inf Regt

Sv Co

Cn Co

AT Co

Med Det
Hq 1st Bn 224th

Co A

Co B

Co C

Headquarters
Hq Sp Tps

Ha Co

49th MP Co

749th Ord Co

49th QM Co

249th v'^lg Co

49th Cav R Tp

49th Ulv Band
579th Engr Bn

Med Det

Co A

Co B

Co C
126th Med Bn

Co A

Co B

Co C

Co D
49th Div Arty

Med Det
164th FA Bn

Sv Btry

Med Det

Btry A

Btry B

Btry C
629th FA Bn

Sv Btry

Med Det

Btry A

Btry B

Btry C
636th FA Bn

Sv Btry

Med Det

Btry A

Btry B

Btry C

Hq 2d Bn 159th

Co E

Co F

Co G ;

Co H
He 3d Bn 159th

Co I

Co K

Co L

Co M
184th Inf Regt

Sv Co

Cn Co

AT Co

Med Det
Hq let Bn ia4th

Co A

Co B

Co C

Co D

Med Sec
Ha 2d Bn 184th

Co E

Co F

Co G

Co H

Med Sec
Hq 3d Bn 184th

Co I

Co K

Co L '

Co M

Med Sec
185th Inf Regt

Sv Co

Cn Co

AT Co

Med Det
Hq 1st Bn I85th

fpKij/rJ t

^xcnirioc Bepartmciit

^tatc of (California

-3-

Co D
Hq 2d Bn Z2J^th

Co E

Co F

Co G

Co H
Hq 3d Bn 224th

Co I

Co K

Co L

Co M

9Sl£t FA Bn

Sv Btry

?!eG Det

Btry A

Btry B

Btry C
160th Inf Regt

Sv Co

Cn Co

AT Co

Med Det
He 1st Ba 160th

Co A

Co B

Co C

Co D

112TH AA/._ Bi\IG APE

He & Hq Btry [To 250th Gp
134th Op Det 951st AAA AW Bn
3632d Ord (AAA) Med Det

Hq 233d Gp

27lst AAJ. AV; Bn

Med Det

Btry A

Btry B

Btry C

Btry D
631st AAA AW Bn

Mec Det

Btry A

Btry B

Btry C

Btry D
718th Gun Bn

Med Det

Btry A

Btry B
Btry C

Btry A

Btry B

Btry C

Btry D
719th Gun Bn

Med Det

Btry A

Btt^y B

Btry C

Btry D
728th Giin Bn

Med Det

Btry A

Btry B

Btry C

Btry D
402d Sig Had
397th Cig Rad

Btry D

6th Engineer (C) Gp
Hq & Hq ^ Sv Co 1402d Engr Bn
1401 St Engr Bn Med Det

Med Det Co A

Co A Co B

Co B Co C

Co C

Separate Companies
U05th EPB Co 3t>o8th Ord Co.

1550th ETB Co
16] Ft Ord Evao
/;9Bth Ord Evac
£t Hq & Hq Det

4.375th QM S&H
437oth qv S&R
59th Army Band
Separate Det

637th FA Bn

Sv Btry

Med Det

Btry A

Btry B

Btry C
159th Inf Regt

Sv Co

Cn Co

AT Co

Med Det
Hq 1st Bn 159th

Co A

Co B

Co C

Co D

Co A

Co B

Co C

Co D

Med Sec
Hq 2d Bn lB5th

Co E

Co F

Co G

Co H

Med Sec
Hq 3d Bn 185th

Co I

Co K

Co L

Co M

Med Sec

ilATJi A/JLJ RIGApE

Hq & Hq Btry

425th Sig Rad

93d Amy Band
Hq 234th Gp

186th Op Det
682d AA.A AW Bn

Med Det

Btry A

Btry B

Btry C

Btry D
720th Gxm Bn

Med Det

Btry A

Btry B

Btry C

Btry D
Hq 251st Gp

39th Cav R
Hq & Ha Tp
109th Ren Sq
Med Det
Tp A
Tp B
Tp C
Tp D
Tp E

159th Cml Mort
Hq k Hq Co
Med Det
Co A
Co B
Co C

(OSAI, CNG, September 1948)

272d AAA AW Bn

Med Det

Btry A

Btry B

Btry C

Btry D
730th Gun Bn

Med Det

Btry A

Btry B
Btry C
Btry D
746th Gun Bn
Med Det
Btry A
Btry B
Btry C
Btry D
cn Gp
llSth Ren Sq
Med Det
Tp A
Tp B
Tp C
Tp D
Tp E

Bn 199th Tank Bn
Hq & Hq Co

Sv Co

Med Det

Co A

Co B i

Co C

Co D

^xccutiDc department

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^tatc of California

AIR UNITE OF CALIFORNIA NATIONAL GUARD
blf.T WIi\'G

Hq & He Sctdn blst Wing

Hq 144th Fiphter Gp

194th Fighter Sqdn S. E.

Utility Fit L94th Ftr Sqdn

Ho Det 244th A. 8. Gp

A Det 24Ath A.f. Gp

194th V.e; ther Station

1811th Engr Avn Co

Ho 16if-t A. Ir Control .'<c W;;rnlni: Gp

144th Air C & W Sqdn

145th A & W Sqdn

146th A & W Sqdn

111th AAF Com Sodn

611th Sig Light Const. Co

111th Rader Calibration Det

561st USAF Band

1905th Engr Avn Bn Hq & Hq & Ser Co

62ND 'A'ING

V/ing

Hq t Hq Sqdn 62nd

Ho 146th Ftr Gp

Utility Fit 115th Light Bomb. Sqdn

115th Weather Station (type A)

Det D 211th A.S. Gp

195th Ftr Sqdn h.E.

Utility Flight, 195th Ftr Soda S

195th V/eather Station (type A)

Hq Det 246th A.S. Gp

A Det 246th A.S. Gp

196th Ftr Sqdn S.E.

Utility Fit, 196th Ftr Sqdn S.E

E.

196th Vjeather Station (type A)

B Det 246th A.S. Gp

162nd Air Control & Vfcrning Gp He

147th A & W Sqdn

143th A k \'i Sqdn

149th A & w Sqdn

112th AAAF Cora Sqdn

112th Radar Calibration Det

562nd USAF Band

615th Light Const. Co (Sig)

1812th Fngr Avn Co

IN AITNF^SE WHEREOF, I hereunto set ry
hand and affix tlie Great Seal of
the State of California, this 5th
day of October, 1948.

Acting Governor

ATTEST

/^;^.#-o-*(L-**^w-^ /c^^yi^Asf

&ecretar:f 18S State

^<>:x^s-ii^;'^

DtOotyS-r

^jccutiDc Bcpartmcnt

3tatc of California

P ]< 0 C i. A K A T I 0 N

Turoutiiioui the yfars, the people of CaJ Ifornla
havA e-njoyea a imrticularly close association wJth the
Unlt.eu Stat'^s Navy and !ts men. Because several najor
mval^ Jnf tail at 'one are based upon our shares, wp have
had the opportLinlty to hecome Intimately acquainted with
the Navy's niagn'flcent record of service to the nation,
and we havf -^xper.; enced the great sense of security which
■J- rT»r froi.) vi'-'vinti its veBscI f 'n our ports.

It has been natural, therefore, for us to take
a loading jwri in tiie ti'ad Itrional observance of Navy Day.
Up shall do .'•-o again In 19^'^, fully cognizant of the
nefNj for naintainlng a fjrst class fleet at this time
wh'='n AiiierJca is peeking universal support for a progran,
i.r penianent peace. We realize that if our nation's
voice Is to be respected 1n the councils of the world,
it must be backed liy physical as well as moral strength.

Tlierefore, to '^nabl e our citizens to Join once
aga'n In i-aying well deserved tribute to the Navy and
Its personnel, both living and dead, 1, Earl Warren,
Governor of Ca] ifornla, do hereby proclaim Wednesday,

October 57th, 19^8, as NAVY DAY in this state. In do:

ng

so, I urge C:ilifornIans who have served in the Navy to
appear in uniform on that day. I further urge an
citizen.-^, to display the national colors, and suggest that
California fjrms fly the Army-Navy "E" penn/ints awarded
l.hem during: Iho war.

IN WITNESS VfflEREOP, I have
hereunto s°t iiiy hand
and caused the Great
Sal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this I "feilL day
of October, Un^ Th'-U-
sand , Nln** Hundred and
Forty- eigiit.

Governor of California

ATTK'T :

?

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Secretary or State

in v.,-

j'.ltttd l« (.fttlPU, M« II , ■ I

^xtcutlDc ©cpartinciit

^tatt of California

PROCLAMATIO

^■^}

\

Once again the p«opl p of California are preparing
to Join In solemn statewide commemoration of Armistice
Day. In traditional ceremonies which had their origin
thirty years ago, we will recall the glorious heroism and the
noble sacrifices of our sons and daughters who championed
the cause of liberty during the first world war. We will,
In addition, memorialize the valor and the magnificent
accomplishments of those who set back the forces of tyranny
in World War II.

With the recollection of anxiety and suffering
occasioned by these two great conflicts uppermost in our
minds, we cannot help but be spurred to redouble our
efforts toward the attainment of lasting peace. It is our
hope that on this Armistice Day the citizens of all other
nations which felt thf» impact of those bitter wars will
Join us in rededlcatlon to the great ideals of universal
brotherhood upon which the hopes of mankind are based.

In order to assist the citizens of California in
planning appropriate ceremonies of remembrance on the
thirtieth anniversary of the original Armistice Day, I,
Earl Warren, Governor of California, do accordingly proclaim
Thursday, November 11th, 19^^, as ARMISTICE DAY in this
State. In doing so, I urge thkt the national colors be
displayed In every California community, and that special
homage be paid the great branches of our national defense,
including the California National Guard.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
Cflllfornia to^^s af-

fixed this sS

day

of November, One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty- eight,

Governor of California

ATTEST :

d^

Secretary of/S,

'«,-

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i^xccutivic Bcpartincnt

3tatc of California

PROCLAMATION ^T'^ ^./^^'

On November 10th the United States Marine
Corps will observe the 173rd anniversary of Its
author] zfitl on by thie Continental Congress. This
birthday will be celebrated nationally as Marine
Corps Day.

The men and women who wear the Marine Corps
symbol of the Eagle, Globe and Anchor are carrying
forward n glorious tradition which has been proudly
handed down from generation to generation since the
founding of this Important branch of America's national
defense. Called Inio action almost Immediately after
their Corps was constituted as an American military
force, they have since 1775 brought increasing honor
to our nation through their heroism and devotion to duty
at home and abroad. It Is appropriate, therefore, that
our people join in congratulating this outstanding
organization upon Its long and magnificent record of
service to the nation.

Accordingly, I, Earl Varren, Governor of
California, do hereby proclaim Wednesday, November 10th,
1948, as MARINE CORPS DAY in California, and urge that
the American flag be displayed on that day in honor of the
Marine Corps and its courageous personnel.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to b» af-
fixed this y^p day
of November, One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-eight.

Governor of California

ATTEST :

Secretary

^xccutiDc Bcpartinciit

Statf of California

PROCLAMATION

,^-

V .w T^^ ^^''^ ^^ Novpmbpr I4th to 20th has been deslcnati'd
by the American Nurses' Association as Nursing SogJesf '

Week m celebration of the Diamond Jubilee of American
Nursing The Jubilee will comn.emorate the graduation of
-nH rn^^^^'"'^^. ^'•°"' ^^ ^^^ ^gland Hospital for Women
Jas thl rn»t"^r^ seventy-five years ago. Miss Richards
n^^f!. / n American woman specifically trained for a
professional nursing career.

or,r.^Ti H* ^^ particularly fitting for California to be
enrolled among the states observing this significant
cont^?r^7- ."^.^'^^ 320,000 registered nurfes now
^?^^,^ l^^ ^^ !° the preservation of our national health,
sixty thousand are licensed to practice in this state.

r,.+ V, ^"^^ * comparatively large number of nurses does
net, however, adequately meet Cpllfornla's Increasing needs
in this exceedingly Important field. Many fine oppoft^ltles

n,^h1^''^^^^'' '^^^^ *° ^^ ^°""<^ ^^ steadHy exp^ndfnr
public health agencies In numerous California communities
as well as In hospitals. In tJie armed forces, and i^
Industrial plants both large and small.

+>,. m Accordingly, with the hope that the celebration of
the Diamond Jubilee of American Nursing will help to
better acquaint our people with the glorious traditions
of professional nursing, I, Earl Warren, Governor of
^ Sl^^^f' ?^ hfrPby proclaim the week of November I4th
to cOth, inclusive. 1948, as NURSING PROGRESS WEEK In this
state. Further, in honor of the memory of America's first
professional nurse, I hereby proclaim the Tuesday of that
week as LINDA RICHARDS DAY.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be/af-
fixed this //g -day
of November, one
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty- eight,

^\

'0>-n_-t-<_-t-*^

Governor of California

ATTEST :

Secretary

-* e •.

^Kcutioc Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of California

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'«-<-*<yt'

C ffice cf the

nirectcr cf Natural K^n.. urcn:-

Siacrament' , '';• 1 1 r rnla

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f'^V 30 1948

'Wf'fi^'

"OClocIc i_ •

7 ' ' ''U •

PHCCL/VMATIUN ''■ ^ •• -^^

-I'l'i-r ..uLiKi-Uv v./.. U..U ii, hitr oy the pi-..v:^:„nc wf
o.c.n 4i-o 'I tho Public h'oiiources Code, T hereby declare there
dees exl.r.t unur.ual fire hazard conditions In the Counties cf San
Lul:^ (b!.r,-v , Kern, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles, San
Bernardino, Rlvorsldo, . ranrr and San DlegO; and do further
declare that ;-uch unur.u.-l fire hazard conditions shall extend
beyond December 1, 1943, and until such time as this Proclamation
In rescinded.

Further, under tho r.rcvlslcns of this Proclamation, no
-.err n rh^ii burn brush, ctum-.s, lo^r,, fallen timber, fallows,
"Tnri,. r rrr.--, brurh, cr forest covered land, or other Inflammable
.-laterlal, .,r blast with dynamite, powder, or other exolcslves,
or r.et off fireworks of any kind In forest, fallows, grass, or
brush covered land, either on hts own land or the orooerty of
an^ther unleca ruch burnlnr "r use of exnlcBlves In done In strict
accordance with th- ternr f a written ^ermlt from the State
Forester cr his duly authorised a^ent and as Permitted by law.

Tha^ tho rirecter uf Natural Resources hereby finds and
declares that t}-,o within Troclamatlon declarlnp unusual fire
ha.-^ard cond-' r- In necessary for the Immediate oreservatlon of
tho nubile oc.c, , health and safety and general welfare, and
that comnl lance with the notice and the public nrocedure set
r-rt.h In '>.rt,,„ nJ,;o. et r.eq. -f the Government C de is
Inaonllcable, unnecessary and contrary to the nubile Interest;
-nd therefore said Proclamatl. n Is adr^ted as an emer-oncy
reculatl.n t. take effect Immediately unon the filing of the same

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with the Secretary of ntatc. A ctatemont of the facts constituting
Duch emergency Is as fcllov;3:

•^hrX thorp c]( on oxlRt In the Counties of San Luis
Cblspc, Kern, S-nta Pnrbara, Wntura, Los Anpeles, San Bernardino,
rivorrlde, Oranf.- nnd '"an Diono unusual condltlonE of extreme
drcurht, I'W htmldlty, lack cf rainfall, and frequent hlsh winds,
vjhich said ccndlticnc p.vc conducive to hl^h fire incidence within

said areas;

That under section ^1153 of the Public Resources Cede
th" requirement for burning nermlts within said areas cf the
State will oxilre on Dccembor 1, 19^8, unless this Proclamation
shall become effective at ' r orlor thereto;

That because ■ f the said hazardous ci'nditlons it is
nocop.r.ary and denlrnblo In the Interest of public safety, health,
and welfare that rn burnlnn or ur.o of explosives be done within
said area on or after Docombor 1, IQlB, and durlnp; the r,«rlcd cf
time this Proclamation Is In force and effect, excent under a
wrlf-^en permit from the '"tate 7orestcr or his duly authorized
ar.ent, and in r.trlct accordance with the law and the terms of
said lermit.

Therefore, it is necessary that this Proclamation be
rnd the same shall become offoctlve upon the flllne of the same
with the "ecretary of State.

Dated '

I

^tAytUl

ly. v\tt-^/»»t/t4.»»i^

Director of Natural Resources

iibor, 19^8.

FIND IK {} OP EMKHGKNGY

F I L' E D'

in the t>*Uc9 o' fht Srct^iaty ©* Slot*
rtf th« Slot* ol Coli*urnia

DEC 2- 1948

Al ^_*^ o'clock -J' M.

rFAr:!(.li;j3P.DAN,S5cr.lirrol Stale

"TS-^v^xAi

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I, Earl Warren, pursuant to power vested In me
as Governor of the State of California, find that the fore-
^oinR revision of the Citrus Fest Exterior Quarantine Is
nt-cesaary for the immodlate i)reservat Ion of thn safety and
general welfare of the public, and that compliance with
the notice and public procedure of the Government Code
thereon ni-e Irnprac tlcablt^, unnecessary and contrary to tha
public interest, and therefore adopt the forogoinp, as an
emergency regulation to take effect immediately upon the
filing of the same with the Pwcretary <if State.

The Director of Agriculture has determined that
compliance witli the pernilt i-equlrement for the entry into
this state of citrus fruit rusults in unnecessary delays
and neediest; expense to importers and shippers, and that
these requirements may be simplified without Increasing the
hasard of introducing the pests quarantined against. It
has al:o been determined that citrus fruits which have been
produced in approved areas and so processed so as to elimi-
nate pesL hazarda may be coi-rled as stores or provisions
by ships, airplanes, diners an<l private railway cars If
marked In a manner satisfactory to the Director, evidencing
such treatment and continued Identity,

,. tho citrus fruit shipping season in the Gulf
,^ V . '^"*y th*^^ ^^""^^ proposed

.... u» .,uc. „. .h. ...«..-... or Aeruunu.. or pro.pta,

. loin^js in the normal movement
to minimize inconvenience and dela:/s in th

of plants ana plant products.

Dated;

lEATTcrTAimr

Governor

State of California

FILED

In th« office ol th» Sfcrvtaty of St«l«
of th« St«)« of Colifofnid

2:xccutiuc Bcpartmcnt

rA- ,r DEC 2- 1948

t»tatc of O-alifoniui '

urriiUi. Ft;:-.Tb iJLT«aoi< QUAiiA?!TD;E FRANK K. JORDAN, s«r,i,r, d siai.

(vuai«nti(ie ProolamBtloi 1) f^-u^r—^

lir / -_r?rr_ ,'

iotice of .Jeteimliatlon uT ihe director oi Agriculture

^vitr-tiai. cjf ,.m>hor;Ly! ^octiois 1U6 ttncl 10? of the At^icultural «-cw« of th«
.t<ito oi' CalU'oriila.

jfutei.ce; ..ectioi. 3^iO, Title 3, C^^llfoniia Aelnlnlstrative Cod«, Chapter 4,
.juhcPi:ter 3, 'r'-v /*, -l. i I. uara.i.tii.e.

it iwis b«)oi. (iei.en.,i!.«a -nat con.pliar.ee with tiie peniilt requireinenta for
li-.o jritrj- ir.to this L-tsto of citrun fruit results Ir. unrecosaary delays and
i.eedleaB iJxpBi.i.3 to ii.-.(.ortor3 aid :>tu ; - ars and thi.L these reouirai.ontB niny be
siiiirllfiod wJthout lucrenaii l the hazardo of btroducitit, peat*. Tills i-et,ula-
tion id therefore reviaed tu f;rovida far the iauuano.o by tlie Ulroci-or, of
irastar j..er..iL:3, t.> »>o filed with tli« orij ir, i.U.te uoiartiiiitnt of At^riculture,
a .rovif t, arms fru.T, which citruo fruita which kwve iieen treated &r.d otherwiaa
rre iired to ,n«ct tho niiiitjuur;; r«f uirumui.tB of thit- frufcrnntJr'o trid of the I

roviuior.s of such !r«ster (,er;uit i'*y be admitted ur»aer Califon.ia ahipiin^j
fsr-ritii, isbuad bi any atont of tiia uritin ^'ttte i)e tirtr.ient of rt, rlculture,
who -a tiujervlaed the prar^ratlmi of such fruit for Bhlmient.

:.ectloi: 3250 C. /..(;., o:,Litlad "citrus PestB 'jcterlor quarantine", effectiv*
Jaiiuaiy 19, 1935>, it' hereby revised to rej-d sa foilowe:

i otice of .u^rcntine; It Itivliv, be«ri determined h.v the director of Agriculture
that dfci.j^eroua h.socti, iUi ) other iiriluml iifu and plant disease peats of citrus
\n\, to or not heretof.->re t jr^urally distributed in tV.iu estate, exists as herein- j!
lifter aescriled, i hereby aatiibliah n. ^uarantb-.e at the lioundtrioa of the otat«
i)i o:.lil'orrio in accorti^u'ce witt. . octiot lu6 of tile .H(_ricuitural oode of the i
Uate of Oalifomia, hereiiisiftar soLtiii^. forth thu peats ataiiist which the :

quarafitJi.c« is ostalllahed, the aro» under ciUuriutJne, the cnw.ioditio3 coTsred, !■
*nd tho reatrictiois , overnin; tno entry oi" such Consrioditloa into thia cjtate.

3250. Citrus i'asta ;jiterior Quarantine |

C^iUariuiti/iO r'roclaiiAtior \)

k quaraiitii.o iii esUlJiahed effective DEC 2 1948 against th« j

f<>llov,1t, i.n.st.-., th.ilr huat^ ai'd [xjaalido c*rriej-i>J '

(^a; :o.,Lt>. ,:. J 6!,..oiu.. of fruit flioB jf the fai;.il.y TrypatiOae Known tc
Htuick citrus; citrus cai.kor Xniitho'uonaa (rhytomonaa; citri; and &xqi other

(ij Arna an ter .ui:rHi t^ .e. nil .-tatoo, di&trlcts* «ria territories of the ,
Initad . taTTes, oxouot the ..UiLe of ArLaor.a.

(c; Co.; oaitian voverod. 'i'hc followii,,, are heroty declared to t>e hosts
or -ossiblt; c<irri.;ro of thu -.or.tt; haraln HUarant.aied at^lrstt

(1; Mil apoci a fiid wariotie-j cf citrus fruits and citrus nlants and
parts oheroof includir.- Vudu, scI'his, and seeds;

^Kcutioc department

:?tatc of CJlifoniia

. ectloti 32f)0,
F8i.e 2

t. (couUi;

(2; ..utornobiUs, aut.o.^obile trailer.;, ^^«='*«'', <^^/"^,-^^J''^ i^f^^.
v.nicle .cr.or,al omcta, em.1, rant r.ovableB, hou6.r>old efl.cts, house
hold iiapl9ft.^«a^, fetrnpir.^ efl-ects a. d ci:..pi..t i<nrl9;i.-r.t3}

C3<

rovisions of airplanos, ships nid (ii-

!:■ cerB,

(c;

;t,ricti ': a. U/ ^^i'-^ruK .rent,.

'1ft. tr„ .clons.

. Ud3 ttl

i.d >;uttiru3

•, -.^-^tri^l, aiKl var' Jtiaa of cUruB Ureas, or nlnrta, scions, l'Ud«

cLrriad Ltc tKe .Ute of CuJ.ilon.ia In..., the .reu u,.der '="^""^i '*» 5^,
'.hL fhlrfid by or at the re«;ue«t of the United .States «r-rtment of ..ricul-
ture for'^..rL.utal j^poaa. ir, accora.uc. «ith '- ^ JJ^^.i-J.^^.'/^Jt,
be placed In quarar.ti:.^ *.i,cl ir^.-ediateiy de«V-royed ur shipr^d out 01 uw
in accordaf CB with .ieotion 3155 (»)» C.A.O.

z... .,.-^.. ,ruiti ^ iM»,( rr-n. -r«^a Or Lor^Mtio.. A- crovfed ly ihe
^,^. ' r^irlc^!:; :f. l.^ua t. th. .rop., ■-^101^10. ^^y Ute or
territorial L«'*rU..-3nt of .i^rlculture h i.^ster i^""'^'"' .^f''Jv;^i;^"^f^^^*

reatrlctiot.a v;!lc!. must b« -at at poi"l- '^^ orxfci; .

Cij .■^. .:,^ -... .nv.r,,;,, Mio 1..8U°.-- -f :^ater Pgrcita. aster

Klo«i-H the ir.try i..to .hi. .-t.te of c.truu iruit. fro, ary ere^
locilitv under ^uariintij e,

-.reir aiv =i-^ci«i. of tho fruit fly f-imily Tryrctldae which
lUaCrcuUri.lcno. to occur, unless all "-e^ent o o. rus
fruit, therofro. 13 regulated by a .u..r«r.t.r« '•■''^^'^^";;,/»^"^^!^
the united states .)e.«rtmont of Agriculture, a..d ««cn lot or ahip-
io't tn thi. ^tc.to 1. .uthorixed unoer y.^n.it issued bv »aid
^epe-rt;!iei.t;
(^-) Unless thorough ad competent official aurv.y, >«;;• ^•^^j;!^'^' ^

ci^uHi^r Aa..tU...j:.iiiaa (, bytOi oi^as; cjtri;

(C) h.rei. citrua canker occura or >«s been ki.own to occur within ^
tlir-i^ year^ --reviouB to data of shirwie. t; -

(D) IVh^reir. occur, any oth.r IrOuriou. Ir.uuct o." other *^'-'i-"«l P«f
o? pUrt liloas. attacidr.. citru. which does not occur or wr.ich i.
not^uiraliy esUbUahed in th. tate of OaUfon U -J/J^ ^
not ^r-ujio* jr ,i_»pt<.r ->i ht be trans!>orted in a living or
tho ooii.ior o the director, -^•^^"^/'« f^ ^^^^^,,, ahlpcAenta and
viable conditioi in connectl...-. .<ith sucti citrus ^'"-^ -Miifornia.
th^s t,e ir,tro<iuoed or becor.e dlsoemir.atad i. the .tat« of ualif.rnia.

n .wi erdu U3t ccor.,«...v ^r.b :.ot r :.hlTTi:>^nt .f Citrua

...uiti'!' u^SfnSilf^ a :..tLr lor:,it a. .rovided^i. -ubeect.on

U;

% r.;-'i»'r^^» 'Ai:^-- - - — ■-— "■ "-^

afxccutiVJC department

£»tJtf of (laliforniJ

.i.3ction 325'', ■". •■-. ;-. (o >:itci> [

Fa^e 3

otate or territory, shlp[)ijit. jjendt foriiia which said official or author-
ized raprjsai.tative r.ay, duri'.^ the validitj of said maater ;errit, issue
at.A shall ^tt^ch to each oojitalner, or wsyblll cover L j, each lot or ahip-i
,;ient, destir.ad Lo tliiu ;Jt»te only iro titled aald fruitis wore , Towi". witMn
tho area or locality approved hy the Jireci.or fci.d the lot or ahiprnerit
cth-^rwise conforius i evwi-y ros :^ect with the Mrovisiuna ol tho i«3t«r
v»r:-.dt.

(5y ,;ioru;i eeu i.d.iiLted i aci»jr J'ermit. ^itrua seeds will r;ot be
8d";ll.txi i; to tiiH : tfitfc oi" Calilarnla frors uhj itato or territory of th«
i.nited ; tateo except the ^U'.to of Arizona, unless a peraiit has fir:.t been
issued b.v th^ Hreci-or of .ij ricuiture. Pei-aois co:.tenM?lflti.'ii such
irarortirj} or brintiHi, into the oteto of Ci l-il'ornia of clt.ros aeada sluill
firat liiakt: af jlLcHtioi. to tiio )iroc-or of /,_ricultur<3 for a >.en.it to do
80, statirii, iji the »p;dicatior the name and address of Lne ex|X>rter, the
locality where the citru» aeedi; Viore ,rowri, thj ojn'jiirit of thw iBirortation,
tho tenilial po5f t of delivery, ami the naaie ar.d auaress of the importer
in th'3 jtate of i;alli'urnia to wh'jir tho pat.Tiit stiouid bo sent. TairdtH
issuod h;^ tha director of ivrlculturo shall sreclfy the 7«m.er of ohip-
merit and tne treeti'ient. If any, required as n condition of entry.

(^6; ujorui' i'ruita ii^ stores, -r J rovisioua of u,hl::;s. r.lrrlanas.
:.^ii...uj ■'ii.ayu, ai.-i Irivato i-aliwaj oarj, Jurii , tii.i validity jf tno
a^ster-^er li. - rov'idod In. ubsectio!. (jj (2> above, citrus fruits
cojiformlj.,. witn the i.rovisii.r.s thtjreof raay ui carried as stores or
!.Tovlai'ji:a of aaips, -.ir;.li:iie8, railway dir.era, cud orivata raUway cars
over olroct roi.teu to this ;.Uto froM points vithlr iiny aroa or locality
ar-rovcd by the Director, provided:

(a> All citruL, frultu ii said atoree or provisions are atamried or
otherwls'^ iiurked uiiaar the suMjrvision of tiie rroper otate or
territorial officii.1 at origin, in a Tmi.r.sr r.. ' i sfactor^ t'j the
director; fci^i

( ; ,11 jucli fmUa uro retained atoard said ship, airplane,
rjiil. T' .1 rivatu railway car v*r«il-j within this Jtate.

( 7 ) Aut.>i',obiloti. . thoj- Vehicl^ju, :a. <-!^^B, Xfectg. tc. .juI .ject To
InHrKiCtioi.. .vUi.oT.obilua, auto;uobilo t-n-iiera, tnxcKi; .ii.-i other veiiicles,
\»,^)j^ua, iHTa)>.al effscta, eTi> runt irovables, iiousehold effects, house-
hold tw. ijri.ent.s, cainpin. effects t;.d camiiini, Lii.jleiiictita, irrivirii in
Culllonda froii^ nny .>U.te :m territory of the Uilted tates shall be
placed in quaranti:.e by the Jireotor of Agriculture, his deputy or
deputies or the .-Ute nla.-.t ..iKinn.tir.e officer of the district or county
isito v*hich 3uch veh.1 cIh or ;*,j.a. e, personal effects, e;iUtrar.t movables,
household effects, housohold iiurl^wants, cumrin^ effects or cunipir.g
ini: le.aet.ta may rrive, ujitil it has been detemdned by ins;>oction that the
Si.me ia fr«« fr^,. all varieties of citruf. fruits, aiid citrus olai.Ls, .oid
p(»rti thersof, ii>clu.;ii.( buds, scions and ae'jda, which are hosts of tne
ueats harel. .itarantinea ai.>ir,8t. (oee also sections 31'^2 to 31!«, ir-

Cl IJ! l\C. >

3:xccutioc Bcpartmcnt

State of dalifonua

..action 3^50,
fa, 3 4

\,.-. ..La/

3152, .j-jf^rcii., 1'0.^'ira. i.lx ae:atia& oi" tho ^ireov.&r ai.o bii aU.te
pliiia <,uaranl.i> i» oflTcart' 'ira •.-.li.-ow'irail t., carry out all Lf.e provisions of
s.\JBrBritii'ie .let.ulations.

3153. -jii«rvJ^_ui;>a;;rLS_

^-.i.-.rttid. i-'=)derfel axjjeriuiental sfiinments moved

ir.to this ^tute i^ ox' ai thu re- ue..l ol" tti« Lviited states ie^-urtnent of /.< ri-
cultura, fare ax«upt fro.n all the provlsioiiS of any Jctorior i^uarantine
;.»jf uLstions.

3154.

--> c od '. 1 1 (.1 .. Cc;vui'wl >.ul:..i«»ct ti.i v,.th«<f

luLou ami h«^ .itions. Ihs

aci::dt.jibiiity ar.U move.Tiai.t within the .tate of Caiilorida of any eoMioUity
coverert by a ■„>»ra'.tl'i« K^^ulati-.r, ahull t s furthei autjoct to the rrovislono
of any oUior j,.ul«ti.>n now lis force or which uay hereafter be eataW

ji',tind.

iVj5.

of

Li . ^■.. v'i y ■x.^arioi 1 ---., -■ .iJ-l iotb or
3hin).:?tao ol",'j- o'iltl ia cc vcred Iv an.v .jctarior .uarantina U«i;ul*tiai.
arrivi!.t ii. the ot&te cf Oj.lifori.la in violation of or not in compliance with
trie restrict,! oi-.o thereof , shfcll \ic A.iineoij! t j]> liastroyed urdflss no d'^trinat.t
car ta c&iued to at^rlcultura Ir this iUte by t-lia ahiment of f-uch cojji^itiee
out of th» ^Ute wiT-hlji th« apocifiod tL-.ie iicits dt the option and expense
of the owiinr or liailee. I'

31?t. Co. ^,jr, Carriai ..^..-Jts .uat nol.i ..hipn.wnt.;. m./ aii.i ail lota or
shlniiifnti:; of cn,;c-ioditie;; covered b. any ^uarai.fcit:o uae.ul&tia!i 1 .u»t be held and
not' Jfeilvorad t;; cti^.l^-.c« or hs^tuX until inajMCted hdd j*osed by the director,
f.Ls deputy, or by a w-tate olar.t iiuarantlne officer.

This Iroolr.r£tior, hoini. an emcrgercy retulatioti atiall Uk« effect Lirn^d lately.

in .,iTUL.^i; vri;i>...»;F, I have here-

untt) set my harnl anii cau:)ed the j

..reat ;^m], of ttw otate of Uali- j

fomia to ba affined this

e o- 1 day of

oil© th'.iusj«i;d r Li.e hiindraa a; d
forty-eit,ht.

. DEC 2 1948

I'iled with the riecietary of

L-overtior of Califorr.ia — -^

184S.'Ocri.t 1 ..!' .t,.te

^xtnititif Bcpartmcnt

^tatt or California

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■%

f>.

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Cyjtcji — u- ,

./•a?

A

Atteptt

^'iii

ptinffJ Im CAiiroaNiK iiah piiNtiNs omen
i*ra*utNTo. iv<j t.«ci«>.i it wooii.itati miNTta

^xtcutiDe ©epartment

^tateorCalifomia

PROCLAMATION

Infantile paralysis constituted the most
severe individual public health problem in California "
during the year 1948. Fifty-eight hundred Californians
most of them little children, were afflicted
Ours was the hardest hit of all the states

by it.
of the union.

The fact that the state and local chapters
of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
Inc., were In existence and hied at their disposal '
funds previously contributed In th=e annual "March
of Dimes fund raising campaigns enabled them to
fight back at this scourge, and to bring merciful
assistance to the suffering. The absence of this
help would liavf made Lt impossible for many of the
victims of Infantile paralysis to have the expensive
treatment which the disease requires.

We are again being asked to contribute our
dimes end dollars to the National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis. The Foundation must have funds
not only to cope with future epidemics, but also for
t e treatment of the victims of previous epidemics.
It must have funds to carry on the research that some
day will discover the means of preventing Infantile
paralysis, which Jjas been one of the scourges of our

t. 1 Therefore, I urge the people of California
t.0 contribute as generously as possible to the 1949
March of Dimes , and do hereby proclaim Friday
January 14 I949, as the opening day of the "March
of Dimes" drive in this state.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this /y?^ day of
January, One
Nine Hundred
Nine.

Thousand
and Fort^-

Governor of California

ATTEST;

Secretary of State

f'tmftJ in CAiirntNM

<>

'^

^xcfutiDc department

^tatf of California

SPECIAL ^KLECTION koCLAMATI \. .

I,

.. l\)Ci

■ , -1 ..V iMor oi r,. : ;■ .j!. , do hereby
• ''I' L .'i . . I'l.L eieuti'iii i,- 1] hi.- he in on
" ' ''t ciuv Oi" Api-il, i'H9, within the ti: ty-tourth AEsembly
District of tlu- . t, ■ ?, Loc.-.ted within the Comity or Los Angeles,
to nil the V. c: 'icy 1 . U': ice of the Stt.te . .>iy-''n

i'r '■ . , i.;;trict I'l. :. a i.l ! II , J'i'Ori Lhf u .■> l.. <i .., L ._; 1

John C. [,y vi:-. .

'-I'h' i I ' ''• I .^\ >\': I- rewM"(i of •' 1 ■• ! ■ -: r • -s
for tile anv : ' c) ^v L'.-t Ljri oi i.ny perison wrio violates tiny

of the irovi i ; of Division yiV of the Elections Code; the
rewards to be n ia until. Llie tot;^i amoujit hereafter exjiended
fo^ th" MS" M- iu_c'ii-.- !.^ :-u:) of ten thoufMid dollars.

ii .iTi'j!.; ,.■ .i')i, 1 have hercuiito :.et my iiand and

C .lU

''irv--at t^fcf.l of till' str.te of C;^lij"orai:' to be affixed

■ lere to tliis //^

.1 ail. ry, Lj/^-f.

Govoraor

,,.■ i' ;

Secretary of iityr/

-'■/■ -^

*'°»lo£i,t, „r .„ '"■"'"""■.Civ,,

■ «"„„,„ OMer to re,ui„ th.,

«-.,.« . '"" ^' "■■<' -".CUV. ., ' '""'■■ " '= ..=e,«^

i^'/'f

FILED

in til" jf(„, ^,

""^ S«rot<„j. of Stol,

m-i 1949

atat

t-j-

^ "'^ Calirornia

i^Kfunoc Department

^tatf of djliforiiia

OZOtjIUM ROOT KOT i;CTjiRIOh wUARA:imi»ii
(quarantine Proclaination 13)

Notice of Determination of The Director of At:riculture

Citati>.r. of Authorilj'; oecticns lOo and 10? of the Agricultural Code of the
LJtale of California.

ueference: Section 3261, Title 3, California Adniinistrative Code, Chapter /»,
Subcnapter 3, fjroup 4, Plant Quarantine.

It has been determined tliat it is necessary to further revise the
Ozor.ium Root Kot Exterior Quarantii,e wliich was last revised October 19, 1939
and amended September 17, 1940, ii; order to add to the area under quarantine!
the County of Lafayette in Arkansas and the F^rishes of Bossier and ■■:Mo in
Louisiana within which infection lias been officially reported by the state
ei-.toiuolotist, and in order tc re-vaiap the reKitUtion in conformity with the
iidiTinistrative Procedure Act.

ijotice of Quarantine; It havint: been determined by the Director of Agriculture
ttiat a serious disease pest of cotton, fruit trees, omairentals, truck crops,
tiay crops, etc. kijown as ozoniuui, or cotton, root rot, not heretofore gen-
erally dist-ributed in this State, exists as hereinafter described, I hereby
establish a quarantine at the boundaries of the State of California in accord-
ance with, sections lOo and 108 or the At.rJ cultural Code of the State of
Califorr.ia, hereinafter setting forth the nest against which the quarantine is
established, tne area under ciuarantine, the comn.odities covered, and the
restrictions governlnt- the entry of :iucii coiianodities into tiiis State.

Section 3261 C.A.C., entitled "Ozonlum Uoot Rot Exterior Quarantine",
effective October 19, 1939, as amended September 17, 1940 is hereby revised to
read as follows:

3^01. O^iaUM HOOT ROT EXTERIOR QUARAMTIKE
(Quarantine Proclamation 13)

A quarantine is es
following pest, its host

iUblished effective J*-*^^,.,.^.*^ '2-/', ''fv^against the
its and possible carriers:

(a) Pest. Ozonium root rot (Ph^^iatotrichum (Oaonium) onmivorumj.

(b) Area Under Quarantine;

Arizona; rintire State.

Arksj s.7s: t:ntirr Counties of Lafayette, Little River and Mller.
Louisiana: The entire Rarishes of Bossier and Caddo.
New Kaxico; ijitire Coui.ties of Dona Ana, Eddy, Chaves, Lea,
Luna, Sierra, Grant, and Hidalgo,
Ok la bona : iMitire State.
Texas: Entire State.
Utah; Entire County of Washington,

(c) Commodities Covered (Restricted Articles). All soil, nursery stock,

re here

Fl L

or plants with roots except as provided in subsection (d) (3) are hereiiy _

In Hw otficf ol the Sctrelo.y o( Slala
of ll\o Slate of California

JAN 2 L 1949

'^odo.ic^:^'^

JA.

At_/

FRAfX^^HO/J.rirrf^TofSut.

B/

^xccutiuc Brpartniciit

^r.itr of CiliforiiKi

Section 3261, Title 3, C.A.C.

I^t:e 2

SSsU '° "^ '°^'^ ""' ^'^^^^^ ---'•^ °f the pest herein quarantined

(d) Heatrictions. (l) UefJuition of the Word "Pr.nn ......

The word

strS't , r ''"f,"r;"r """ '" '""= Provi3l„„„ Stall 6, „„„.

shipped or moved liave been t.rowin^.

para Jaoh ft'f 1^5^^^'"' ^'^^":''"'"^^- ^"P* " P^°^"«<i in
nt.^f w- 1 V, ^ "" restricted articles herein quarantined

a^aii.st wxll be pernutted e.ary into the State of California fron.

of Uclt S^, w ^r ^ "" ""'^^ authorized Inspection official
all the ,t:tL \ / ^^"! ''^i£i"«<'«S' est^blishii^rthe fact tj»at

prunioes lr>ie froii. aaad Ozoniura or cotton root rot. In addition
and plant:j contained in the shipment or lot. wliere ^rown r.^mr^nH

soil ^si If i-'^^^n-^^d for edible purposes and washed free from '^
sou smooth root vo.^lables such as notaioo., aweei pot^toe^^ i
carrots. Lurrups, and be.Ls except tl^^t Uus demotion d^es not

^ i.:^^r ''^'' ''-'" '''' ^'- 3ection:"3Srtr^ ;

3152. M2££lniU^^3. All deputies of the Director and all State plant*
quarantine officers are empowered t^ carry out all th^ nr-vi , ^^"'/^^^ P^"*,
Regulations. ^ *■'■■'• ^^^ provisions of wuarantine

3153.

into this

Fodcral ..hipi.>^.^e„.pted. federal experLnental shipments moved

< 11. u»««t»»rAii I

^xtcutiuc Bcpartincnt

^t.itc of (I.ilitoriii.i

. ' » > • ; > • ' •

icr

iuic

;u].ations. The

315J1. Co.iU.iodlblns Covor. ■
adaissibiliiy ajid aovemunt Tj InTrrThiriitatc oi' Caii.oi'ii ta of rui., co..''odit\'
covorea In ;; i-.^'-. il i ■'' llo:,;uicil.iuu yti;-u.L uo .uu'Unei- uuuj-jci Lo the provi:;\ouE

:ui ot.n.

illation now in force or wftloh may lioreafter be estab-

Di.'j.'Ojil..

:.i.-'.tlrms. (a) Exterior: Any and all lots or

a--'-P-y-.i.^ ^'-' ccuouitica covijfc.i by aiiy Exterior i^uaraiitine ROiTalation aiviv-
-.._: ^n the State of California lu violation of or aot iii conipliaace vfit'ii the
r^o^rictiona thereof, shall be iuuiuiuiatcly destroyed milusG no detriiiient can
be caused to a,;riculture in thir. Statf by tiio Gidpment of such conraoanien
oal of the iJtaU- v;iUiiii ■ ,■>■,: ,, ; ,.,£,„ at Uu» outi:
of the ov.ncr or iMilrc.

;-i.i)..ij:it.,

Auv anu all lots or

sliipaents of c;.'^.T.o-;:-.ir.j ec/oivd b,, aijy viuaraitina .;c ;ulation must be held
a;id not delivei-cd to couaiijnee or a^jent untii incp'.cted und passes.
Director, his deputy, or by n State |)iant r,a:ir.-uii;\ie OL'finer.

-HI laoelyi

btat'-' ;j:j .Lid'-: of j'or u.) Vi' ;

nj'iiji;;jo .....iJiU!'', J. have iic.-c-
iiuto set \:xj 'hand and caused t!-.e

'iroab Seal of tue State of
GaJifornia to ue affixed tViis

)rni
JLo"^ da^. of

oac ti'.OiiSani.i lib,
'orty-nino.

himdri

'ed ajT^i^

'.ovcrnor of Cafifornia

tf.!iljx*-t*'l' A'Jpj'^-c

Secretary s^f JBtate

by

C

ii^JsKstfaiit i5ecr*"t<,r> of btntt

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KjfjiJiKt; oi- ,.>'--;iu- :!.JY

piir. IV' t ( '

I't.w.T V'j.ii. ; ■ "lovernor of the

amentlment to the "'itrus V-Tiite

f.r.t, ' I f

the

not.ic! ait'

rroc-jiiur

I t

t Joiiii lirsrtio: are i:i.r:

I,! I i c inter'

therefore adopt t;ie fore-

il-t

Uur.- f-rvls tti;.t at, least three species of

!\rr] M-;i mi e

Ltru;; white

iULnuu a-'r,ericar;u;

,' J I- ; i ^ ^

.;t ■• :•'! V > ' iTior i.iiara

tit i tie. It is therefore nec-

ire ail sp«ciss of the ferus i'srr&nthus as i:c:;t3 or

.nl ill'

iatior of
of erti-y

t h'

ist of th" rur;-.--'ry stock shipping
...;.;--..r- ,-. ! ••••••!■,■:•■ regiilatiofi.

Z^/Ff^f

FILED

in lh« oHk, <,( Ihc Si.c.»lc.ry o( Slow
c» Ihc Stoic of Callfotnio

JAN 21 1949

Hoverrior

,tate of California

^Kcutiuc Bcpartinciit

^tarc of Cjliforiiia

.^I'.jr^i'; 1 I'JU.

fO

CiTiiUS lifHITii FLY KXTliKIOK (^UAtiANTINS
(■quarantine Proclamation 10)

i.otice of Deteriniration Of The Uirector of A^jiculture
^rr ^'' •^^' '^'{"'"fit^- oecticas 106 and 10? of the A^jricultural Code of the

fief ere. oe; Jecticn 3^be, Title 3, California AdniLiistrative Code, Chapter k,
ouboharter 3, ' :ronr ^, Plant wuarantijie. "^pi-ei <♦,

It 1U.S been deteniiined by the Director of Agriculture that it is necessary
to further ame.id t„e oxtrus White Fly anterior quarantine which was last re-
vised ivu,_u3t V, 17/44, and aniended January 7, 1947, in order to declare all
flies °^ ^^■"'"'^ i^H2H!iiliis as hosts or possible carriers of citrus white

■ ■ . " ^:J"0dities Covered" as set forth in Subsection (c) of Section

r^ior;"*'" "■'■^^Y^,'^ "oitrua Wlute Fly ixterior quarantine", effective August
^, 1%4, as a,„fnd-.a Ja.i.jary /, lv47, is hereby further amended to read as

(cj Co-uuodLtlus Ooverud. (iCeatracted rt-^ductsj. rhs following plants
ar.d nart.'i thereof which are kno-^, hosts and probable carriers of said pests:

All species and varieties of Citrus (citron, grapefruit, lemon, lime,
ar^d^hybrids:' °' ''^"^°^^"^' ^^''^ <*^ ^"'' ^^^ following- closely related genera

Ae^ie aiariiielos (Baelfruit)

Swiu;:lea ^Jutinosa (Chaetospermum) (Tabot;)

l-airraya spp. (Ciia^ca^; ;:urraea; (Jasminorant^e)

Citrop^is spp. (Cherryorante or African cherryorange)

Feronia iimonia (rtoodapplej

Korlunella ^pp. (hunujuat)

Poncirua spp. (Trifoliate-orange)

Severinia spp. (boxoraiit^e)

Tirphasia trifulia (Linieberry)

And the followint: other genera and species:

Ailanthus spp. (Treeofheaven)

Cholaya ternata (i'iexicanorant-e)

iiiospyros spp. (Persiiiimon)

liardenia spp. (Gardenia or Capejasmine)

Ilex spp. (Holly)

Jasmlnuin spp. (Jasmine)

Li^'.ustrum spp. (bVivet)

i^'elia spp. (china terry)

Osir,anthus spp. (t. siiianthus) (*-«)

Pr^i'^s caroliniana (Carolina laurelcherry)

Sar-inuua mi^koroasi (Chinese soapberry)

Syrii., o viL!.;'.ari

rCoi'jiiun lilac)

"' 'Co,,, '^"^'oim
"'<"nia

a:xccun\)c I3>cpartnicnt

^tatc of C>:.ilifor))i.i

Section 3258 C.A.C.
P&ge 2

This Amendment No. 2 revit.es and supersedes Amendinent No. 1 issued
January 7, 1947, and being an emergency regulation shall become effective
immediately.

AT I'iiiil' :

ISSUaB:

b'iled with th-- oocretary of
State and made effective:

IN WITKliJS VflUiUiOF, I hiave here-
unto set my hand and caused the
Great LJeal of the tjtyte of
Calif oriTia to be affixed this

^o^^ day of J(*-~— -«-«--j

one thousand nir>« /hundred and
forty-nine.

■>s;

v2,J

Governor of California

a

Secretary of State

by

A^^^^i^^.A

AstiistK'nt Soci'etary ol Jtute

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KINDING or a'J:^tGaNCY

FILED

°' "" S'nie Of Colifwnio

JAN 28 1949

I, fiarl Warren, f>ursuant to fwwer vested in me
Governor of the State of California, find that the foregoinVi^^^^^Sw
ion of the Nut Tree Insects Exterior Quarantine is necessary for the
immediate preservation of the safety and general welfare of the
rublic, and that compliance with the notice and public procedure of the
Government Code thereon are impracticable, unnecessary and contrary to
the public interest, and therefore adopt the foregoing as an emergency
regulation to take effect immediately upon the filing of the same
with the Secretary of the State.

The Director of Agriculture finds that a virus disease known
as "brooming disease of walnut" has increased in prevalence in recent
years, ard has now become widely spread into the native black walnut
growth in many states east of the Rocky Mountains, and ttiat recognizable
signs of the disease may not appear for some time after Infection, making
it necessary to prohibit the movement to California of nursery stock
or parts of walnut, except nuts, produced in infected areas, or areas to
which the disease may spread naturally, in order to protect the walnut
industry of ti»i:t State. It therefore is necessary to imii.ediately
revise the Nut Tree Insects Rxterior Quarantine to add the brooming
disease of walnut a;; a pest quarantined against, and to exclude walnut
trees and parts thereof, except nuts, from all areas east of and includ-
ing the States of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico.

IHrit

Dated

>2^ y^

-C-CA»<.^

EAHL WARRSN

Governor

State of California

i'KcutiDc Bcpartniciit

Stare of CS:.iliroriii.i

NUT TREK PSST3 EXTERIOR WUARAI.TINE
(Quarantbie Proclamation 12)

j!iotlge_of Detemilmtlon of t.he Director nf Agriculture
sSte':? glli^S;^^ ^^-^^^^"^ ^°^ -^ 107 °^- the Agricultural Code of the
^SfSg; 3:^^i^S fLS^iLinJSf-^ Aa^nist^tlve Code, Copter .,

and b;tt^ut^5u2St;!)'Sea: S^'^s^^"^ ^f=-- <^^ -^-^. »^-rt nut,
increased in pri^Jil^I^e in recent yirr'«nd "^^"^"^"^ disease of wHnut" has
the native blick walnut rroJ^h n L f f ^^ "°*' ^^'^^^^ ^"^^^ spread into
Present data indiStes ttoWecoTn.Sir''''.'"=' °' ^^^ ^°<=^ Hou^tains.
appear for some Liae aftej inJeeUor Th'^f.T °' ^^"^ ^"^^"^^^ "^^ "^^
the moven,ent to California of n^serJ stock tl ^'"'T^ necessary to prohibit
nmy be a meanc of establishJL tTe dLLsf • ^ fL ""^^.^^ infected areas which
Exterior (Quarantine is therefore betl^v/'nnt f*^'** ^^*^ ""^ ^ree ftsts
of walnut as a pest quarantxSd aLinst ^.f? ^ ^ n h"'' ,''" '^''°'^^ <^i^«-=«
thereof, excent nuts, from anaJeas east of I'nH • f!-*^^"' '"•""" *"^ P^^^s
states and (3) to require certifH^ti^n % ? I'icluding the Kocky Mountain
affiruunt their productLn west of the rL>.'\"' T-' ^"^ ^^"-^ thereof
of entry into the ^tate of Sifo^S! ' ^^'" "^^'"' ^" ^ condition

hickory. pecan and walnut trees^ew to or n tu '^^f°''^ i^^^^^ pests of
in this State, exist as herlLafter descried 1^1^'^' TT^"-' ^"^ributed
at the boundaries of the State of Ca] if ornST ? ^^ establish a quarantine

of the Aisricultural Code of the State Srt-f ^^'=°'-^'^"'=« «ith Section 106
the pests a^ain.t which the quarar^tine L ^ t Kf^'t'.^"''*^"*^^"'- ^*^""e ^"^th

3260. NUT TREK PESTS EXTERIOR QUARANTINE
(Quarantine Proclamation 12)

A quarantine is established effective -^*-.-,
following pests, their hosts and possible carriers:

'< ^''^'^'agalnst the

(a) Pests. Nut tree case bearers (Acrohaaiq <=,,,, 1 j v
disease of-BSOlTut. Vftcro oasis., spp.j, and brooming

(b) Area Under Quarantine;

(1) On account of Acrobasis •^nn on cj- 4. j «.

.<»«uf.it..,«., 4,t.„..,r M.

wu««r,»t<iit riiit.ii«

i^jccutiuc ©cpartniciit

:r»rarc of djiiforiiM

^ction 3260, Title 3, C.A.C.
rage 2

On account of brooming disease of walnut all «,.» •
walnut trees and t)art.s t.v.o..„«. z^^!"^'. ' ^H species

(<1) Restrictions.

Certain Area<?

^^^^^^^?iinff orVinutTro:i :nrSrf3'iheii::fi "^^f '^ --

imported, shinned or in »„„ '^ thereof (except nuts)

ornia i'rln. anf point J tL^ ^^"f!! ^^^^^^^ ^^° ^^^^^te of 'calif-
^tates of hontana, ivomin 't''^^^'^ /^^^^^ «ast of and including the
shipped by or Tt the'^^Zfst S^hf ,,-*-f f " '''^■^^°' ^^^SSfit whfn
Agriculture for ex erinenLi "^^^"^ ^^^^^^ Dep^Hi^^t of

3153 C.A.C, sLll'beX^d ETC .'' accordance v^th oectxon
or shipped i^ut of th. lulT ^ J^^'T^'^ ^"^ i^m.ediately destroyed
C.A.C. ^^''^'^ '^' accordance with Section 3155 (a)

^inut trees a..d budwoo.i or scIoTT: ,t T''-"^^ ^"'^ varieties of
fron, any state west of the States of ^'f ^"'"""""^ ^^ ^"'^ ^^ipped
fJew Kexico, will be ad^altted Into th. st t"^'.'?'"^"^' Colorado and
each lot or ship.,ent thereof Is Lid • ! f California provided
issued by the authorized acric^t^S'l^f'' '^ "'^- °^^""1 certificate
state of ori,.in affirmim U«t hr^^ irispection official of the

contained therein are a^roduSof^Llr^f f"' '"^^ ^"^'^ con^nodities
the a.o.t and KLnd of cSdlLI crr:dn;'3at^.:?SJiL[:r''

PenniPind^SE^grgS^^ ^"^ ^^^^^""-^ ^^ ' "-'^ '

r4j hereof, bare-7ooted trees Lw^'^h^ '"" provided m paragraph"
pecan ^rown in or shipped fro,; ^h^ ' °^/<'^^^^ of hickory and
of Acrohasis spp wiil h/.H •.* .*^^ ""^"^^ quarantine on account
onl3ri;i:3;id;, PP-JiJJ Ls ISt'f "'" "" """'^ °^ California
and subject to such disi .^!m *'^" ^^'"^^'^ ^'•«'" ^he Director (*)

portatii, and iLtationf as to s°L '■'^^""'"' ^"^'^ '^^''^^ °^ ^^-n-
may designate therein. ^^^* ^"^^ quantity as the Director

restrS"p^oX\Taf Sej;:^^^^^^ ^^^^« o^ -. such

to the Director for a permit to dlao Tl^ ^'^'' "^"^^ application
the luune and address o^t e shLSr .', f ^"f '" '^^ application .,
budwood, or scions we?; , ow^ f^"^' ^'^^^^'^ality where the trees. :
budwood or scions it L desired Jo ^'"°"!!. ' °^" ^"' '^^'^ ^^ ^^"«- '
or the im..rter in th^^ ttZVl.ZT.' ^Zl'lnZ^ rs:nr^^

Witho^^^PeSTr^fff^f^^-f^--- ^^wood .nH ...... ...,,. ,^„

i'xcrutitie Department

^r>itr of CL.iliforiiM

section 3260, Title 3, C.A.C.

quarantine on account of Aci-olv.«<<. ., '

StHte of California proli&g^JPP'' ^^ J ^« -knitted into the
tion chamber, the coLiruction «r„H f ^""'^ii"^«J i" a fumi^-a-

r^s first been approved In wr it infbrrh'.r"' "P^"-^^"" °f whilh
3hall specify the conditions of ent^ ^ i>irector. :3uch approval
procedure that must be complied Tit7\T^ uf ""^ treatu-ont
co.^odities must be acco,^,4led by a'cert • r '\ ^°' °' ^"<^*^ restricted
authorized i„.pection off ciarof the sLt ^'f ^"""'^ ^^- ^ 'i^y
that .uch commodities were treated^i^^, ' °^ °'"^^'^"' <=«rtifying

the Director, (.ee also SecU^.,:i^V^^^t::^^^rie<l by =
racilltt.t^f::,SJ,f-^-^-te ten„ir.l poir.t of delivery .here treatment

poun^.^tt T^T'lrt: '"^^^■^♦-l^" -^th methyl bror^dde usin, not le - r.^ .
r„K,-. c / . above, or three pounds at f,Cfi p ^ "'■^-^ than two

cubxc feet of chamber space for perio"^ of four J^u^:/' ''°'*' ^' ^"^ 1«>0

31i)2.

iBmm: .!."..^!-™"" "' - "'"-- -- .u .ut.

pl...t quara„ti„. offic,,-. k7, ".I'i..»« „I th. Ulr.ctcr and .u 5ui

,uar™tl„, K.t„l.U,"! - "' •"•"'""■••' "">• <■"' -11 the p„vl=l„„ „,

into 'SV,=^feS^i^|S^; J'--! e,p,.i„„u, ..,,.„,3 „,.,

^^•="^^^^i^itri^fi;^?SS=^l!Llf^^ The

covered by a quarantine i^.e.ulatiSn aLll be' f 't'^'^^^^^^^^^^^^T^^^^ity

^sr- "- - -^-tion ^<»^^r::jT^^:z'i^^/^d:^

^■^^^* P^spo^ition of Vio1^|.i..n.

(a) .^terior; Any and all lots or

shipments ofTomnodities loverr-H h^~' , .^terior; Any and all lots or

.n the .tate of California^n'MoStZ Tol'^t^'^'' ''''''''' Regulation arriving

restrictions thereof, shall be iimj^diaterv dL^ ^ '^"'"Pliance with the ^

of t^:"t.t° ^^f.i="^^"r- in thislatfby'^the ihS T'^^ "° "^^'"^-^ '^n

tte^t:^:; siit\^'- ----^ -- iLS a^^T^t^r2d^-sj:^:^ -

---^of===i=^^ Any and an lots or

not delivered to consignee or alnt ^1^™"''^ "^^^^ion must be held and
h.3 deputy, or by a 3tate VlJt'^L^^tT/nX "'^ ^"«<^ ^^ ^^^ ^--^or.

^jccutiuc department

^Mtc of G.ilifoniia

oection 32bO, Title 3, C. A. C.
Page 4

This Proclaiiation shall supersede the proclamation issued July 22, 1940 and
being an emerc«ncj' regulation shall take effect iiraned lately.

'ATTaST:

lU WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here-
unto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
Califorraa to be affixed tliis
yZ/'^ Jay of U* .. ..<a...j
one thousand nia^hundred anS^
forty-nine.

^^^

Governor of California

Secretary of StaJre /

ISSUED:

Filed with the Secretary of
State and iiade effective:

o» Ih. Sto„ o( CoWornia

JAN U 1949

^xccutiDt ©cpartmtnt

3tate of Calirornia

PROCLAMATION

There Is nolhlng more vital to the
progress of a community or state than that Its
citizens should be healthy and strong. To Insure
this condition. It !a necessary that the health of
every child should be safeguarded throughout his
formative years.

One of the most Imrortant starting points
In protecting the health of a child Is to give
attention to the nealth of his mouth.

Tn order to stimulate a better understanding
of lhls problem, It Is desirable to promote and
encourage dental health In every possible manner.

Therefore, I, Earl Warren, Governor of the
State of California, do hereby designate the 7th
day of February 19'*9 as CHILDREN'S DENTAL HEALTH
DAY 1n our State, and T urge that parents, as well
as all groups Interested in the better health of
our people, particularly of children, give their
active support to the observance of this day.

IN

WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be^ af-
fixed this ^yrdaY
of February"^ One Thou-
sand Nine Hi.ndred and
Forty Nine.

Governor of California
ATTEST :

Secretary Or jStsfie

FILED

In fl>t omr* ol <fc« Stcnbiv ol SUM

'«.

h

^smm Bcpartmcnt

^tatf of (Toliroriiia

'>d^.^'

PROCLAMATION

citizen ^°"''=^^^^tion i. the proper concern of every
of th! eart'. n'f ^""f ^^^ dependent unon the predicts
been bl^'se; t^iou■h r'"'"^ .^^"^ "^^^^^'^ Calif ^JnirL's
now beLr; celebraSS T t f"' ^"^''f"'^ ^^^^^ °^ prorress,
been .ue^i^Sfrtfoi' ^i^^^^afr^rr^isf^^'^^' ^^^

o.,„i«f/'''^'®-' ""^ reflect that much of the world- s
• Is. use, proUcUor ind iT"°" f "'-'"'"ent. m the

approprlato ceroi^^Lf ?n .h'c\"the i^no'f ""^
conservation pro,ra„. wilVbe'streL^ed' Jhro^l^hoSt o-^
cll^r'n. ? r«°°""'«"<3 that particular honor Ee .aid ?o
California's cr^atest horticultural scient^^^ t,,m

ralir ^n ''Z.?^r^^^^^^ annive.L^f :?'i?.53e^^;:tJ

on .,„,rch ,, 1O..0. which is AR&OH DAY in California.

IIv WITKS££ WI^RSOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
-"^■a of the State of
Calif oraia, be affixed
^'^^ — ^£____day of
February, One Thousand
Kine Hundred and i'^ort
nine .

Governor of Call fond a

ArriiOT

Secr.Hary of State

^KcutiDc Bcpartinrnt

^tatc of California

x_ n G C L A M /i T i G 1.'

1. 1 Volu ,1'.

lo iiici'e e:ii cnllLl than
atiij.wOiiS 01" every year by

i^ e i . i.^^>_ ci i^Ulu.iIi.'. t-Li'lfeLii ooivice
i-I.cit vhich is carrlea uii :n all

liie

-sn Heci Ci'joS,

vaund^ r ill !"!f^' ''^' ^ i''^"'^"', the Ked Cross binds up the
1 omSe^s T ''-''' f-^'"' ^''^'^^ ^^-e -unary and chelterc the
hohioleos. I. c.ontiuuou.-.i^ InEtructs our people In first
a.o. .n occ.cent prevention, .n .ome nur Jn^j ax^u ?n

l.aj_t ^,ea.x■ the h'ed Cross, gave Indivi ".uai tervlce
'fi. Including/ servico^.en.

nuti'ltjon. _ __ .

l<' ^ ri'< , COO people" J n Ct 1 Iforn '
Vfterc.n;- end li.eJr dependents,

or^anl
but ion
I

iiiaiiifolc acllvltlot uf this t-reat
......i..a are n^ade pci,£:ble Uaoutj.. v^luStary c

" to .i.c ijinacx hed Cros:^s Fund Csjupalgn. Tl

^c.11 .^rren Governor or Call fornla, du x ercby

i.r.c.^.ui harci. iLt as the opening da^ if t.;e IQ^Q Kec

ceo'L'of .T^"''^'-'' r^^'^ ' curneftly-'cail upof'he '

i a'e-c-rt ''"^';^ ^^- ^''"' '-' ^^-^i^' Lenerous and

w^.oieijcoj Leu r)k;ppoi-t.

ontri-
erefore.

IN >.]Tr]ii£,a W.L.h£Oi-, 1 i.ave
hereiinto aet my h<uid
and caused tne Great
Seal .f the State of
California to bs af-
fixed ti.l.'i _J^_^fcH-J

f February, A. D. , One
-liioui-anu iixiie iiundi ed and
j'orly-nJnc.

Govt,j;ii(.r jf California

ITiiLi'i:

Cecretary of State

^KcutiDc Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of California

PROCLAMATION

^ The privileges and responsibilities of the citizens
ol tMs Niition Lave never been more apparent than aL t} la
time when oppression in many parts of the world has denied
forcerly free peoples the basic concepts of liberty and
democracy.

The fundamental rights of the common man to a voice
in his government, protection against persecution, and free-
dom from fear have been part of the American way of life
since the founding of tl^e Republic. There are those, however
who would undermine the institutions of democracy and supplant
them with a devious and sinister totalitarianism. It behooves
all of us who value our liberty to work together in the common
interest of defending and conrtantly revitalizing the prin-
ciples and ideals of our national life.

Perhaps the most appreciative of the heritage of
American citizenship are those wl,o have attained full par-
ticipation in the public affairs of our State and Nation dur-
ing the past year, eltlier through naturalization or by reachinc
the age of majority. ^ **

civic and
ceremonies

Accordingly, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California
hereby designate the week of May 9 to I5, I949 as " I AM AN '
AMERICAN WEEK" and urge all citizens to take occasion durinc:
that period to reaffirm their falt]i in the democratic process-
es which have made possible the freedoms we enjoy. I further
urge that State, county and city officials, and patriotic,

educational organizations join in conducting public
to focus public attention upon the blessings and
obligations of citizenship.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this /^ :J^
day of March, X D. ,
One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Porty-nlne.

ATTEST :

Secretary of ctdte

FILE D

^icfuoDc department

3tatc of dallfornij

FROCLAMAT

armed

If

the support,
protect.lnj;

ve HO L
in pence

pi'o:<er-ve jur
no lews tl.an

Ideals of freedom, ti
In wai'. must receive

rt .r nil ^tf , " ^''^-^ ' '"^'^^ receive

.tate« Of America over their L.L '^d'J^Lef of^usinlss.

IN WTNESS VHEREUP, I have

bereuntj set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of Collfornla^y
to be affixed this jt^^
day of March, A. D.',' One
Tljousand Nine hundred and
Forty -nine.

Governor of California

ATTEST:

vL

re- Av

Secretary of J^t

^xcfUtiDe department

^tate of (TGliroriiia

F R 0 C L A K A T 1 C N

Zuncer, probably the most dread disease besetting our
people, to'ok the lives of more than 1^,000 persons In Cali-
fornia last year, and the number of fatalities is still on the
Increase both In the State and Nation.

Despite this mounting death toll, however, we have
reason to be optlmi i, tic. During the past four years, funds
contributeu by the public to the American Cancer Society have
enabled a large group of scientists to devote their full time
to the problem of conquering this merciless killer. Many of
these fine licientists are working in California universities
on cancer research projects financed by tiie Society. Througli
energetic effort of tils kind, the flglit is on the way tc
being von.

Even now, cancer can be cured if It is recognized
early and treated promptly. One of the major objectives of
the Americeji Cancer Society is wide.';preaa education of the
public to recognize the danger signals of cancer before it is
too late.

The nationwide campaign to raise fvinds for the support
of the American Cancer Society begins April 1, Therefore, I,
Earl Warien, Governor of California, do hereby proclaim April
19^9, as CmCER CONTROL MOrJlli, and urge all the people of
California to lend their full support to this great effort tc
combat and control cancer.

IW V/ITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 25th day of
March, A. D. , One
Tliousand Nine Kiondred
end Forty-nine.

Governor of California

ATTEST :

tZ^

Secretary /t Btate

eo

F\v-<=--r^d'*"

t,.»lr.l ,.i r»t IM.

p»i\i iNu on nt

aa^"

iWK^^,

^

/

i

/CJ-f

^Z-

■V/s/

;

^KcutiDc department

StJtc of djlifornin

**«#

^IL^o

c. "•*!

fHANK

•"•i,V "7 7-

'.';-t'.,riiun;'.u^

It h

't'"'- i ■•,£.[! Known

if, the ' ' of Q-rc.^on,
' 'on on tSic fnt ry in^
' • tp of O^^'-'on bec?i

■^IJ^'- ■■ — tjcn

+ i r,'

T"

' reunto set ,-,y hind
■^i crur-ed the Great
.• '^'■■■1 of the }'tr f - --^f
'';- lifornis to ^p
nffixod thi;
Qf M-^rch, y.:., on.
thou-r-nd nlnp hunr!- r'

J p.

viTjni?!G J^UlilSIQJIGI

1

T, -1 ' - r

i me
! the "ore 'oing

,1.. ■ nt to pov
,,r ' nll'^o-ni- , -'in"

.. . pv t '■.nor '-•

1, ..„.,. It'- +b- not-i ■ -" public

... '".ov. ru'nont ro;^e thereon
;ntr-ry I - '

fore

1 ■ r 1 1 M o n I" ! •

■M

M 'i t;v

1 .■ O

■1 t^

^ •• •in,

iv f^f .• M

'QT-nl- ^rom f"

on

oul="

,, .. T^. ^ -optrlctlon

cotnmer ■'

:JS4^^7^^^

Governor

f^t.-t*" of r^^Ti-jrnl^

^xcnitiDc Bcpartnicnt

3tarc of California

FiLED

h *t office ol Ih, ^,^,„y ^ s^
trf the Suie ^ Cilifofni«

APR

1949

Fr?day ;: a S4 or ninfr^ "'"^ H'^ ^'°^'<^ ^° "^^^^^e Good
i^ina or wm ' '''« ^^'^-'-^ Irw.tonement,

fvi tie

eecl- of us
our deter-

on

I,

>-,i.^„„ V ?"^' ^^i^,'-^ ^-w designates Good Frldtv as *■
hol^Lday tetween the l.oui-a of 1? noon m,/Vp »; ^

IN VITNEii,^ WiEKKuF, T }.,-ve
hereunto set'my },r.nd
and Caused the Great
Seal jf the State of
California to he af-
fixed this _9'^ day
or April, ATI)T7~ One
Thousand Nine hundred
and Forty -nine.

Governor of Cellfornla

sTTEST : ^

f

Secretary of State

Otmty SwitUr, of SWa

^xcnitiDc Bcpartmcnt

^tatcofdjlifoniia

PROCLAMATION

tv,»,^,. », Pf^-Amerlcan Day Is observed each year on Aorll lUth

abU?fv°Sf th« n*?f*'" Hemisphere as a demons traUoSof Jhe

?o iJve S^d SorS ti^.t).^'' ^''^^' ^^'^^'^^ ^^ south America
^o xive and work together In peace and good fellowship.

Of f«,;of L°e<,uall'tr.'"'' ''^''-••'=''"™ •"■ ">• PrlSlpl..
<*-, u Therefore, I, Earl Warren, Governor of Call form «

^n s:s ^r^ie^jeS^roui^;? tr ^^;H^^^ IF-?'

?hro?^h'trJ«'"°"' J^« '' La?ln'i::rlcan''J:?2b!?c:"'^«' '°
through their consular representatives m California.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this I4th day
of April, A.D. , One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Porty-nlne.

^y^t^ (, yC>-m..-^'--t--<-^

ATTEST ;

Governor

o

SecretalC^ of State

■ff ^

<n a« oiTlce cf 4« S«re!;rv -\ Sot,
o» the Stau o» GWo-.

lliANKJMORDAN, Secret. ,> of su

3!xccutiOt Btpartmcnt

3tatt of California

PROCLAMATION

Patriot's Dny Is observed each year on April 19th, the
anniversary of the battles of Lexington and Concord where our
forefathers fired "the shot heard 'round the world" In 1775.

Ju8t as those trying days required the full strength and
devotion of each man, woman and child, the critical state of
world affairs today makes it essential for all citizens to
pledge their energies to the support of our nation's power for
peace.

The present-day American can be of great service to his
country and also safeguard the security of himself and his
family by the regular purchase of United States Savings Bonds.
The savings bond program, in peace no less than in war, la
essential to the economic strength and stability of our nation
and our people.

Therefore, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California, do
hereby proclaim April 19, 19^9. as PATRIOT'S DAY and urge all
the people of our state to honor the Minute Men of 1775 ana
also the Minute Men and Women who are working today as volun-
teers in the savings bond program in California. I further
urge all citizens on this occasion to recognize the importance
of thrift in their daily lives through regular purchase of
United States Savings Bonds on the Payroll Savings Plan where
they work, the Bond a Month Plan where they bank, or by in-
dividual purchases at banks and post offices,

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be^ af-
fixed this /Sir <iay
of April, A. D. , One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty -nine.

ATTEST :

Governor

Secretary of State

jv iM^^,

-€»■

4»

\.

/^.

^jccutiDt Btpartincnt

^tatf of California

R u a L

.10 o i;' civiiizuLlu.i b>jcoiu03 iiioro aiui juore
oo^iplex it is Inci'easiiitjl^ esseatial ttxat all oi tiie
^, uuta Oi' ooi* 3outu roce Lva tae boiiei'it uf the beat possible
" isic education to prepare tiein for I'uil and complete
purticipa lion in tlic aiiuit life ol' tiie cojiuiiLLiity.

.^e in Caiiiornia aavo long been proud of our
a'.<uca o LuiKix systdiu and oar people always nave bean i_:euerou3
iii tiieif support of tiieir public scoola. It is of tue
at.u03t inipurtance, tnei-ei'ore , in tjie pPdaeiit ra^Jid e.ipansio.i
of our edactttloiial facil'.ties luade iiecaasstry b^- tne state's
tre.ttend.ou3 increase In poputation, that v/e maintain tlie
lil,:he3t prof esa Lonal 3 fc.uuiarcis .

The L';iC.._--_~;^ oi' traininj^ our ehildi'en receive
aarin t-.e i'ive aaya eao;'. v/ee.c tiiey are in school is a
vital iorce in raouldin;:^ Uieir ch£u?acter. To be certain
t i:it tills trainint; is placed in the xiaxids of capable teac.iers,
we iiiust interest i'ar more youn,:, people in px-ci^arin^, tiiew-
selves for tne teachin;, profession than are jiow doiiij^ 30.
T.iis requires public realization of the lasting benofit to
■■ .- aor'.v.ta b-j- off orin : Lo.icders coiiipansation and opportunity
J i- ,. . I L ■ . obtain in other einploj-Taont.

it ii; not sulTicient for one Iwerely to pa^ ..L.j
sc^ioei L.i.vej :-iid cunuider ta.it .lo .ius done .lis part. it is
the responsibility of each citizen to iiiaiutaln a continuiui^
ci ni active inter-..3t in our public sceoi:- .1 l. . of
euucatiou they jjrovide.

of Calif
as i\i~:ul
to ^a'ie

..ith the

^i 1 tj. L

ornia,

z i,j;.v

occaai

pro,:.r

ilo t.iwa, .it l.i ..ilu'..., i, _.,a.rl iiarre.i, Uoveriior
o hereby pi'oclaija the week of /ipril 2>, lyif9

the people of our state
to f aiiiiliarize t.^eiasely^es
our public scnools.

Ou.. \i u\uL and urtje all
on durin;;; this periou
activities of

iii .d'XIijioO bi-iiii^cUl-', i have
hereunto set my hand
uii- caus-d t'ae Great
^eal of the State of
' QJil' vrnia to 'oa^af -
lixed tills Xjv^day
of April, one Thou-
sand i^ine hundred and
i^orty-nine.

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PROGLAJkATION

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The proservafcion of our mental health, no ^f ^l^';,'^" ?^j/>^
and ;' dejendoncy. malajastmont. delinquency and cr.me.

blder'sd incurable.

■vric, is a state rosoonsibility, and there mat be an in-

fortiinates.

-a.owln about the prlncl.>l8B of mental health and ho. to
build it-"h:ips uTto P-vent .ental inness '^o.lnc h t
,ff»otiv. trootment '' /''=»l''l\»"™"'^'"-'.f, "^tf^^i and money thus
advanced -*f ^,° J -dT.aif,ft1hf?'.;.enro«f financial coal of
©xpondaa, when welL'iea '- ,,' f« v,« nn aconomv to the State and
?:fSo!;i:!"'S'i"nU;;Joirarv.'n°.a;?n-H.rPln.aa and the .eUa.e
of our people can nevov be measured.

in the hope that Greater knowledge will le-e-^^^ ^^^^^^^^

of .ental illnes^ I, Xl^^::^' 2^^^^. a SeNtIl^ SIlTH°
hereby proclaim the week °^/P^^\^^'/;o acquaint themselves

prevention and treatment oi mental lllnass. ^^

IN V.'ITMESS WHEI.n^OF, I have hero-
iinto sel my hand and caused
the Great Seal of the State
of Cnlifornla to be affixed
tlTl;-_^/"*il_ of April, A.D. ,
One 'I'ho'us'and Nine Hundred
and Forty -nine.

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SecretaryVft^ State

^xtcutlvic Bcpartincnt

^tatt of dalifornia

PROCLA^:A^IO^]

Throuf.l afforta of the Ulational Loyalty Day

':) '1 .; i,to>j and ot'KM- roups ttiroajhout the Nation, May 1st
Is being observed as an (occasion for Ai^iericans to renew
hi *iir> •illof'iaiioe to th«; ' - ' ' ■ i.naitltutions which have

i,i.f'-z „ ar conntry Trctt.

11 1-- u r. , r-L'ite on this date for all of ^„ •-■-
)ck of the past accompllsymieats of our liation and
.. j'. liiao bViat our future progress deipends u^oti the
vigilance with which we safeguard our .republic Tnd work

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'J .tirof'oru, i , lia;'! '/,'arren, Govarnor of California,
. ■■'■'.. 'Pvciaiui l]!\\ 1, 1949 as LOYALTY DAY and urge the
people of our State to participate in patriotic observances
.,,1 !."m >'"'Taslon anil -i.-.i-o themselves anew to the proservn-
.dvancernoni r American ideals,

IN WITlfSSS WHERiiOP, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Sieal of the State of
Ciallfornia to beyaf-
fixed this ^^j^'iay
of Aorll, A. 'lj. , One
'llhousand Uine ilundrod
•inii Forty-nine.

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PROCLAMATION

M ir 4. ^1,'^e, ^»"e Week is being observed nationally from
my ij to ?1, 1949, as a means of Informing the public of
the problems and needs of blind persons.

=-,. . pir-ing this period, the National Federation of the
Blind Will sell Wlilte Cane Week stamps to raise funds for
.ts program of improving the economic, social and general
welfare of the blind and of helping the blind to help
themselves.

•4-v ..r. ^'^^' •^"^"Kli of the people of our State are acquainted
With the fact that a white cane, tipped with red, is the
sign of a blind person, and that anyone carrying such a cane
is entitled to the greatest possible protection from hazards
whlcn he is unable to see.

hotorists, in particular, must be informed of the
necessity for giving an absolute right-of-way to the bearer
of a white cane who is attempting to cross a street or

h i ghway .

Therefore, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California,
do hereby proclaim the week of May 15, 194Q, as WHITE CANE
WEEK and .^rge the people of our State to' purchase generous
quantities of WliJ te Cane Week stamps to support the program
of the National Federation of the Blind, and to become aware
that the bearer of a white cane is a blind person who does
not want our pity but only our intelligent assistance and
consideration.

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
Cal ifornia to bs af
fixed this //f^
of May, A.D

//^ day

One

Thousand, Nine Hundred
and Forty-nine.

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P R 0 C L A K A T

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Itey P''nd liHff been des Jfcnated by Congress and is proclaimed
by the President, each year as National Fiaritlrce Day, coinitienio rat-
ing the first trans- Atlantic voyage by a s I earn- propel ] ed vessel,
the AiT.erican flagship Savannali, in 3819. The week containing
this day Is observed throughout the country as World Trade Week.

California has n vital interest in these events, because
of her long established position as the gateway to the Orient
and other Pacific lands. Withoit world trade our agriculture
and Industry could not continue to prosper.

An adequate merchant marine is essential if our country
is tc naintain a strong position in the markets of the world.
Kany of our men and women, afloat and ashore, have contributed
to this Nation's standing as the world's leading iijaritime power.

If we are to reniain strong in a troubled world we mist
iLaintaJn on both coasts a nucle\is of the magnificent ship-
building Industry that produced so irany fine ships for war uses.
It is uneconomic and dangerous to be in the position of
frantically building up our sliipbuilding facilities in time of
energency and allowing them *^o deteriorate in time of peace.

Therefore . I
hereby proclaim toy
May 22 to 2S. iq4>-).
our State to become
merchrnt mai-ine. in
of world commerce in

Earl Warren, Governor of California, do
22. 19'*9. as MARITIME DAY and tlie period
as WOW,D TRADT: WEEK, and urge tlie people of
acquainted with our dependence upon our
peace as well as in war, and the importance

our econoiiiic life.

IN WITNESS WHETiEOF, I liave
hereunto set rny hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California t,o be af-
fixed this ^o ^day
of May.A.D., One Thou-
sand Nine Hundred and
Forty- nine.

ATTEST

Secretary of State

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PROCLAMATION

As the years go by, and oui' nieinorlea of wtj? times
tecome dlnmer, let us never forget the tremendous cost In
lives said suffering of our victories on the battlefield.

Many fine men and vomen who vere disabled in the
w/-a*n In v>i1ch nui' Ncitlnn has engaged are being cared for in
oillltary and veterans' hospitals. Some of them will be
ura ble to leave these hospitals for the remainder of their
lives.

It has become a custom for these disabled veterans
to matce pcpplea which ere sold to the public under the
sponsorship of the veterpjis ' organizations as s symbol of
the sacrifices made by the men and women of our armed
forces. The funds thus raised are used for the benefit of
hospitalized veterans and the widows and orphans of
deceased veterans.

Therefore, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California,
do hereby proclaim May 26, 27 and 28, 1949, as POPPY DAYS,
and urge the citizens of our State to buy and wear veterans'
popples on these days as an expression of gratitude to those
who gave so much to make our victories possible.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of

the State of Californ
to be affixed this
day of May, A. D. .

la y

ne

Tliousend Nine Hundred
and Forty-nine.

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P I* 0 C -i; A M A T I 0 ,^&,

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ThroMfJioit the United States, Flag Day is observed
each year on June l4th, the anniversary of the adoption of
the Stars and Stripes as o ir national emblem by the
ContinentaH Congress In 1777.

The B'lag. during the ] 72 years of its history has
been a gloriois symbol of freedom and progress. It
provided tremendous Inspiration to the patriots who fought
against overwhelming odds to establish our Rep\iblic, and
it has been a constant reminder to succeeding generations
of the fundamental rights with which our citizenship has
been so richly endowed.

The spirit that brought the Flag into being has
continied down to the present day. and millions of Americans
have offered their lives whenever they have been called
upon to do so in its defenr.e. On the anniversary of the
birth of o jr Flag it is proper for us to give thought to the
thc'^sands of men who are languishing in military and veterans'
hospitals as a result of that service, many of them
permanently incapacitated for normal lives because of injuries
that they have received. Because of sacrifices by these men
and those who niade the supreme sacrifice, the Stars and
Stripes should have added significance to all who live under
its protection.

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren,
Governor of California, do hereby proclaim June l4, 19^9, as
FLAG DAY, and urge that the flag be flown on that day from
every hone, public building and business establishment, as
a demonstration of appreciation of our American heritage.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be, af-
fixed this 2<^ ^^'^
of June, A. 'U. , One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-nine.

Governor of

CaT ifornia

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oih.e we tuke uCCcUilon to rec^culse tl.e
.;ji.iti':bution3 luade to oui' civilizatlun
"Id culture by persons outst;|:ndinK In

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One uf tiiuse most ©u Li tied to
■ -' .' o.gnitlon is JoI;j.nn Volfgftng von
Gjetlie, the roet, dramctlat knd pLiloso-
r'!;fr, whcse birtl. on August $•"., IT^o. !r-
bclnc cominemoratod In blcentennlia of -

G^ve.. ' Cllfopnia, dj herefc^.- iro-

e;!; ii.. ..utjut^t "3, 19^9, a3 VON OCETIiE DAY
in Ciill£oi-n-.n, i,r,d urge the peoule uf our
staoe to psi'tlclpate in ceremonies hunor-
Ine V, If Motor lTlei'<Ty ri(_;upe.

ii: ;:iTUE£S ;riIEREuF, I liave
hereunto cet itiy hand
fuid cau:;ed tl^e Great
Setl of the Ctate of
C-.lli*ornii ; ^Q^t.f-
fixed thl:. >Z/Kday
of July, One tTou send
nine ri;r ,\"--" ■ -. ^ r.:;'t^
nine .

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On Aul;vi
o.n of California,
jnl;/ llvinc cx-PrealdGnt of
celebrates hlc 7''tV. blrthda
vlilcl. cl^vliri;:- ; '

t li'tl., ilrrbci'l ]|iju'ver, acioi.'ted
i^ireat. Ajnerican, world humanitarian,
• '- "- " the United Statco,

j at Stanford University

:ao3t distinguished graduate.

all

'..'•rofore has a gre^iter than
^.rd liiary olcti ' I'i uancc- to our State because few men
an^vhcre have lived more useful lives and none with
greater devotion to the service of mojiklnd, both at
home and throughout the vorld. Ho has. faced life in
its moods and havlnc arrived at the thij-ee -quarter
centxiry mark in rugged mental and physical health, still
serving his country and mankind, he Isan InsiJiration
to all who believe in com^age and honor. In character
and in undo.unted determination to fight for the rights

w tliercfore, I, Earl Warren, Governor of
'■•■•■ , in honor of the accacion, send the cordial
greetings of our State to the Honorable Herbert Hoover
on hit". 75)th birthday, wishing him many happy returns of
the day, and I invite all Callfornians whio desire to do
so to .;.;i, : ■ ■ .■ ,■;•.■ ;ii;il j/roetlngs to him at Stanford
Universlt .

Ill WITOESS WHEREOF, I have
herounl;; sot ;uy hanc
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be
affixed this yth day
of August, One
Thousand Nine Hundred

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Ihe City Of covin., 1„ th. Cou„ty of Lo. jtaj.i..,
St.te Of CUforni., on Jun. 6. 1,4,, presented for .pp^oval
. certified copy „f a decontrol resolution (Resolution ,341)
P.3_.ed by Its City Cou,>cll o„ m,y 16, 1,49, together .1th
oertlrie. copies of transcript of proceedings before th.
C0U..CII snd copy Of petition for decontrol, .nd subsecuently
forwarded through Us city Attorney certain .upae.«,t.ry
information.

These docxunents establlshi

(1) Ih»t . public hearing .., held by th. City Council
"ay ., 1,4, ana May 16, 1,4,. „„.r ten day. notice thereof
posted and published;

(2) That the xaearby cities of We.t Covina, Glendor.
and Azu«a .ere notified of the meeting and Its purpose,

(3) n«t the City of Coviaa Is essentially a community

Of homes occupying an area of approximately 1 .,uare mile In

the south-eastern portion of Lc Angeles County, approximately

22 miles from the City of Los Angeles. Many of the wording

population are employed in citrus packing plants, a steel

fabricating plant, or in stores and offices In town, and

many commute dally to the City of Los Angeles and other
neighboring area»|

U) That at or about the time of the hearing ther.
were at least 45 rent.l racancles m structures termed by
the City Couracll as -standard", of which all but 4 were
available for rentals ranging between $25 and $60 per month,
and 10 adcltlonal rent.l vacancies, classed by the City
Council as -sub-st.ndard., where the rent asiced 1. $25 per

1 -

month, or less. It Is estimeted further that 15 additional
apartments will become available in the 525-60 per Month
renti-l brocket if rents are decontrolled;

(5) No opposition to decontrol appeared at the Council
hec.ring}

(6) The City Council, after a full and fair hearing,
and after legal laid sufficient notice, formally determined
that there no longer exists in the City of Covina such a
shortage of rental housing accommodations as to require
rental control in suoh city.

Public records disclose that Covina is a city of
the sixth class with a population of 30it9 (1940 census) and
a present estimated population of 4000.

In view of the foregoing considerations, and in
accordance ^.Ith the provisions of the Housing & Rent Act
of 1947, as amended by the Housing & Kent Act of 1949,
particularly Section 204(j), par. .3, the resolution and
finding of the Covina City Council that there no longer
exists such a shortage in rental housing acconmocatlons ai
to rec.uire rent control in the City of Covina is hereby
approved, _^
Da ted I July ^ - 1949.

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Governor of California,

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One hundred ycixi^si itgo a ^oup of eai'neci,
libci'ty-lovlng men assembled In Colton Hall In the
iiueblo of f4onterry to cre.ite a constitutional govern-
i.-ient for the Teri'Itory .^f Calif ornin.

r'lglit the delegates to this convention laid the

j_r'i)undwork upon vhlcL California has developed from
' iY;v small isolated conmiunltles to the tliird most

yoi^ul ■-: ',''.' in the ' ■ ' ' n .

To conmemorate tl.e Constitutional Conven-
tion Centennial the people of Monterey Peninsula, in
(CDperation vith t3ie California Centennials Commission,
'. -ve planned a celebration dui'lny th<> nl^^iit dayt; of
/. u£UEt 29 through September 5, 19h3.

;. '. :. ■ ..iportt'.nt that all of uc be aware of
the concepti. of those wh.o established the foundations
of stf.tchood. Uith this thou^jht in mind, I, Earl
Warren, Governor of California, do hereby urge the
people of our State to visit Monterey during this
period and to join in paying tribute to the men wl o
were instrumental in transplanting on the Pacific
Coast the seeds of representative government.

n-I WTriESS WISRSOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Lieal of the State of
California to be
affixed this lytl

iiUgUJ

Thousand

I.'undrcd and Forty-

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Invaluable asalstanfee to our Contlnent-

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Ar; the fii-st Inspec'.-- _.:.■,.•,_
the Ai'i , . orvea with distinction from the
dapSc da^, ., ... Valley Forge until after victory
had been achieved, thereafter regaining as a
r-eaident of our Nation \u.f- ' • "• ■ th on
November 28, Ijy'i .

In accordance withjreE
>ted by the Senate and tlie Assembly of the
■: iforuia Leglalcture, I, Earl Vai-ren, Governor
^ i' California, do liereby proclaim September 17
l-"'f9, as STEUBEN DAY, and ui-ge the people of
California to join on that day in coumiemorating
the memory of thir ^-i^eat soldier who contributed
so much to the founding of our Republic.

IN WITNESS W.EREOF, I l.c.ve
iiereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
Oallfornla to be/
affixed thi s^J-*^ day
of September, One
TLousanil Nine hujidred
.iid Fort;,-n":

Governor of California

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PROCLAMATION

'l-he Constitution or the United States, in
the IbP years It hen been in existence, nar, guided
tne aevelonment of oiu:' nHtlon to a position of
greotne::-s beyond the dreams of the patriots who
drafted It.

Through changing times and the Increasing
tempo of our existence, this Constitution has pro-
vided 0 living, flexible framework for tlie continued
advancement of our ideals of government. Its In-
fluence lias extended for outside the boundaries of
our own country. It has provided inspiration for
freedom-loving peoples throucliout the World during
some of tl:e luost trying times in liiistory.

With our I'ree institutions under conatant
challenge by subversive forces who would tear down
and destroy them, it is of the utmost Importance
that each of us do everything possible to safeguard
the Constitution and the principles It represents.
This can be done only by our becoming increasingly
familiar with this great document and the hard-won
struggles which made possible its creation.

With this thought in mind, I, Earl Warren,
Governor of California, do hereby proclaiin September
17, 1^49, as COnSTI'lUTION DAY, and T urge all the
people of our State to take occasion on that day to
reaffjrn tiieir fjiith in the Constitution as a bulwaric
of freedom and our iiope lor trie lUture.

iw wiTUKati wj-iKHKUi-', .i have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the Stste of
California to be
affixed this l^lth day
of September, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Forty-
nine.

Governor of California

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I R 0 C L A M A T 1 0 N

The iMrst week or October of each year
has been designnted by Act of Con(3ress as National
Employ the Physically Handicapped Week for the pur-
pose of acquainting employers and the general public
with the accomplishments of those who l:ave become
productive workers in oplte of disabilities.

During recent yeai'-s thousands of handi-
capped persons, a prent proportion cf them disabled
veterans, liave been trained in specialized skills
which enable them to produce as well as able-bodied
employees, and in many cases to siirpass them.

Their success has proved that a physical
handicap is not an employment handicap In a properly
selected occupation. Here in California 25,000 dis-
abled persons are now receiving Hpeclallzed vocational
training under state and federal auspices. This train-
ing will enable them to enter the productive life of
our state and nation If tliey are afforded job oppor-
tunities.

With such activity under way, California
should participate fully in all programs which help
to impress upon employers the existence of this pool
of skilled labor. Tlierofore, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do liereby proclaim the week of October
2 to 9, IOH9, as EMPLOY THE PHYSICALLY H.OKDICAPPED V.'EEK
in California, and I urge the people of o\ir State to
lend tlielr active support to furtherance of the train-
ing of handicapped persons and the utilization of
their skills in commerce and industry.

IN VITNESr WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my liand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
C- lifornla to be af-
fixed this 15th day
of September, One
Thousand, Ki*e Hundred
Bxx^rf or ty -jwTie .

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The .'-'^r ^re:;i3 --^ our nntlon takes on en In-
creii3lnc importance to all of us In the light of dally
events, not onli the instances of oppression vhlch are re-
ported to us from other ports of the vorld, but also the
subversive challenges to our way uf life wl^lch we see here
at h ome .

lllsiory -- (;urrcnt history, Ju fact -- shows
uL- tht^t dictatorship and oppression are preceded or accom-
panied by curtailment of the free press. It is appropriate,
therefore, that the editors e.nd publishers of America have
adopted the slogan, "Freedom Goes Wliere the Newspaper Goes,"
as the theme for this yeai-'s tenth annual observance of

The /imerictin press has en£;aced in a constant
battle ^i^alnst despotism, Intolertmce and corruption every
since tl:e founding of our Republic. The futiore of America
cer-encs upon its continued vigilance, and upon public under-
standing of the vital importance of the service which news-
rapers render .

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl V^arren,
Governor nf California, do hereby proclaim the week of
October 1 to 0, 19^9, as NEWSPAPER \IEEK, and I urge all
the people of our State to familiarise themselves with the
newspaper services and facilities of their own conmiunities
to tlie end that they may better understand the part which
the prosr, plMy:' in their daily lives.

IN WITNESS 1VHF.RE0F, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be
affixed this M^^day
of September, A.D.,
One ThouscUid Nine
Hundred and Foij^y-
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Governor of Califoi-nia

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National Fire i'z'pventlcn Weei:, dedicated
' . .llni; Ll;c public to ojjpoi' Lunlticc i'or r.avLng
livfcD ;aiu avoiding needlerja destruction, will be ob-
i:erved thlr. yew (lur-jtic ^i^e period October yti. to li;th.

I L. lUould be u matter of j^rave concern
to ^11 ^- ,.at in l:j^t2 our ectiiuated national Tire

loDj; vaL' ■^'U.l^j'jk,OU'.). We are further advised that
approxiiiuileiy 4o per cent of the factories and in-
duijtrlal eiitabl IshiuentE vhicii suffered fire loss
either did not reopen or failed in business siortly
after reopening-, thus causing much Ineedless uneinploy-
Hient.

The fire hazard in California's forests
•ing lands has been the most critical since
ly^'^i and will increase In severity until the advent
of fall rains. Fires in these «ireas, wh.ich in nearly
■11 cures could be prevented, constitute an economic
calamity In the loss of priceless natural resources,
Ij e ci.irtellnjent of badly-needed vatercheds ,nd de-

In support of the national fire pre-
■ :.' ■ - . •■^' •-• ^^-d to tie end that the people of our
'■■::. te may become more avare of fire hazards, I, Earl
V.'arren, Governor of Cellfornia, do hereby prcclaln-i
the week of October 9 to 13, 19^9, as FIJ<E* PHEVENTIOT;
VffiEK. It is my liope that during this period all of
our citizens will re-examine their Jioines, their
places of business siid their recreational facilities
with the view of eliminating fire l-nzards.

V.'TTNESS VllEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to ba af-
fixed this ^ 'Alay
or September, X.D.,
Ono Tijousand, Kine
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Secretary <5'f /State

IIA "HAK FBINIIMO OFI

£xenitiDt department

^tatcofCaliromia

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funotloii perf or-ijiec . ^ many

i,av;u..-. .'' tlons of Stat..,, a, Eaa'l

wean-'Gr:, J I'roru.- ^ l.ei'cLy proclaim

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During tlie week of October 9 to I'j the
California Federation of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs will undertake the study of home town
business promotion and development of new business

opportunities .

Tl.e Federation has adopted as its theme,
"Boost your Town--It Boosts You," to stress the im-
portance of a vl£;orous business life to the welfare
of a community.

It is a healthy condition In any coimuunity
when women who share so largely in its business and
professional life assume the responsibility of
furthering; its economic well-being. It is another
splendid example of the increasing interest American
women are taking in public life.

In recognition of the increasingly active
role business and professional women's clubs are
playing in conmiunity affairs in our State, I, Earl
Varren, Governor of California, do hereby proclaim
the week of October 9 to 15 as BUSINESS WOINIEN'S WEEIC
in California, and urge commercial and industrial
leaders to lend their cooperation to the efforts of
these orgcmlzatlons to promote understanding of the
importance of home town business.

IN WITNESS WIEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to^» af-
fixed tils ^/^^ day
of October, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine
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Governor of California

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. .jfCTION ^HJCIjA ':AYION.

;, , jvcrnor of tljie State of Califom:

J > i .. .> j.i ^:^ ..; Lut Eiectioiit; iCoae axiu Ch^^pters
'.il, ftc-tutes of 19A9, hereby prodlaim and order ttiet
. ifCi, 1 Flectijn be held on the 8th day lof Hovember, 1949,
t 1 submit to the nualifiea voters of the gitute of California,
■ :" follow nifi constitutio:.. ■ aoments tjriopor,eo by the

tw ..liu ii;i5Uci/ice oi' bonus to prov i ■ •
I. fho.l .,1:triot;' of tlie Ftcite,

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tj iaL...l ,jovi.'rii;iieiit, tucrcDy rcpuallntj i.uu ii'_'.Lct iiig
certi^iri obsolete and sn lerseciec. .iroviFiofu-;,

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rii.ibLy Constitutiorui L A-.-ienament Nd. 70, relating
'■■onstLtuti""'' ' ■••<ivi • i ^n;• 'in t'.e ■ ii!i,''-''t of !-^t. t'^
:;.l affair .

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to tiie (jiittiat; into c if eel of tht Coiii^t i tutioa <!
Vil'} ■•,.nc; trie election for tliat purpose,

...;.„i.,„b-^ Ua:ii.titaL.L jnal /,...'--.iL.;..c]it uq. 7^, ruiatiUi;
to the suspension of non-existent sections 26 and
. ■"' ?• . rticle I of the (" ti: r i tution, sai-: sections
ing been adoote ; ,

. .y Con.'^ ti tatiotiaj , ■ .. .' .. j. 7.>, ■
to otat . officers am. aeitting anu repealing obsolete
.-.nd suiersedcd -jt jvi'.-ioriE rdatino to State of 1 icers

■ '.ijif. iisation tiiereof .

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ro oicju constitutioaui «nGndmeiits, Que&tlorir , ,,'ropjsitions,
■ .10 ir.itii.tive sueasures ls are required to u , abraittea by

I'ti Co.'istitutioa ;,.nii l£.v,G of this Sl.ate.

i lilt I uo uuruoj uijci' i. re»vi,ru oj <jut.- iioiiiircd
'jo« ..i'J'j i'or the arrest auii conviction of any person

whu vi-jxatsE any of the proviiiions of Division XIV of the
Elcctionr Code; the rewaro;; to be paiu until the tot;.l amount
nci'L.- Iter eX:H:?iiaea for tl.' ;: reacin : i : ■ ten

til'),: -fill doii;;r:-. ($10,0»)i ).

liii .VITiMESr WhERfcOF, I hereunl ) .• I
my l-xi-jiid and! cause the Gredt ^-.eal
of the State of California to be
affixed hereto thi.s y T" 'ay of
October, liA9.

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■ ITY OF LA V:KNE

T);c City of L< V. ruo, iu tlie Couiity of Los Aagolei,
ft. to >f C.-.lifoi-i.i.- , oil July ,8, 1949, pr-. j,eiite<l for i pproviil
a certified copy of • iecoiitiol resolution (Resolution fr5B6)
passed by its City Council ov. July 5, 1949, together with
certified coiie;; oi tr;;.i-cj'ipt of ,roCjedini^s beiurc the
C juricii, coi^ ui i'ctltioii for < ec;ontrol .'.a.' otl i.-r ocumiuits,
lliepe tiocumeiitK establish:

(l) Th. ■ : ')lic i'C .ring was held by the City Council
June ,0, 1949 :t r t i. ' published notice thert of j

( ) Ti: ; • ■ ;.ei rby cities of Pomona, Clrjre;nont, Covina
.. Glenaora were aotiiiei oJ' the netting i-H'i its purpose}

(.;) Tiu.t tie City ol Lo V. rue ir rre;.tially i. com-
:;:uaity ol houies occu iu,. a . r<u . ,^.. t.ly \\ ciiles b/

; ■ ll'-r- In ti'' roiith' , . : : -a ;.ort Lou :)^ Los AJigoles County,
Tiui ;;oi..ui.:lioii is -.-; tlj:K.!, i: to l'.; betwefca 3500 i.nc 4000 (1940
census 309-)- ;. ny of the worKiiip population are employed in
local inciustry -..iv. in stor^ office* in town;

(.'i) That ."t or about ■ , . ii t: ,.< i,e.iring there were

lip.roximately 43 rent: 1 v. c .^les cousistiiif of (; ) 21 tpcrt-
ments, tlie .iiijority of which woulti rent for frou %7.Q to *50
per raoi.th, am. (b) ./ lioi.i- t, ;.oout half of which woulr.' rent
for 'Hb or ie^' j.er mouth j

It V ; .r: r louji' Ui.;l y6 newly constructed
liomos will iM ; iiiiched this fall and i. substantial nuiaber of
adnltlonal units will become availoble for rent.- 1 if rents are

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ciecoutrollecj

{t>) No oppopitlon to : cco'ifcrol appecrcC .-.t the Council
iaeetlngj

(6) T!ie City Council, cfter t. full and fiir hef^rlng
end alt r 1; al aiiri sufficient notice, formally deteri&ined
tlu.t ti !•' ii.) loi\!ier 'ixlsts in th? City of Lt V. rne such a
shorta;re ni" roatfcl housing lccc**. '.odfctloiii. as to rer,uire
renttil control in such city.

In view of tJie iorogoing consiuerc-tlons, anti in accord-
£.nco v.-ith the provisions of the Housing & Rent Act of 19i^7f
as aaenowd by the Housiufi u Kent /set of 19/i.9» particularly
JJectio;. /Oa(j), par, 3, the resolution end findiiif of th«
La Verne City Council th^t there no longer exlits fuch a
shortage in rfeutal housing accoianodstlons tif^ to r^cuire
rent control in tlie City of La Verne is hereby -a i proved.

DfctedJ October

., l'M9.

Governor of Califomi*.

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"ttest: FRAiNK M.JORDAN

Secretary of State

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Deputy Secretaey of Statfae

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vill ubaci've lut. luui'Lh uuujversary of tie
>'-.lr- o£ the Unltrr Nations Chartrv . Tt In
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In t:,e Tour Intervcnliii]; yeti^rs cr.l:::cs Leve occui'red
'h emphasise the desperate need fqff the world-wide
111:^ ;. [u'oiiiote undepsttLnding and likirmouy ttmonjj
jTic . ..Itliough circumstances have! made it Impossltle
the United Nations to achieve all the objectives

the greatest hope

( wuiu-tntcri 1n Its charter, it reiaaln$

Vuvlii today for the eventual 4ittainment of last

t bsiiooves eacii of us tii

increase our

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< -.3reby proclaim October 24, 19^9, as UIHTED KATIOKC
D/iY in Collfurnla, and I urge th.c citizens of oui' State

dedicated to 11 €

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IK WTiraSS WHEREOF, I
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hand! and caused the
Great Seal of the Statr
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CITY (.JUiiCILȣ icEULUriaN FJi. , KCO.iTROL OF hi-iilS
U:*Li;ii Fr,Lj;i'ja 1!0U.'I1JG Ji MU«T LAW

CITY g? FOLF.JM

Tt;e City of Folson, In tht? County of |?acr».nexito,
£t. tc of Califurnli., oii Ceptorabor 6, 1949, pre-cented for
j.pprov. 1 r certified copy of r ^ econtrol resolution Ue«oiu-
ti-jii ,7l.<) icopted by itf? City Couacil on itugust 3, 19-49,

The iollo-.iing f. ct^ itlttini; to thia auittor <.re
estii'.jlisheai

1. A public he ring was held by the City CoUiioll
AuKUct 3, 1949 Jifter ten dny«» publlrhee notice thereof j

2. T^p City of Folsoa is i coimuunlty situi.t« In
the uorthea^•t cornor -)f SucTomento Couiity approiimatcly ,?1
miles from the City of .'•rftcr.-.neiito. Tl^e population is esti-
afiteci to be . ,000, Folsom la . cjmrauaity of :uodest home»
with i. r)UEiiK;5=- IrLriet co::;; .-.r: ble to the population. Mo
li-.u£try ■ xict^ i:. ir..j cii.y, but the Kttoiaa* Coapany oper-
.ites i. plant tt the unincorporoted town of li.-itom£ two fuilea
southwBKt of the city. The Folsom Bt^.te Prison (eetfablished
in 1880) iii loc£»ted tl the or stern edpe of the cltyi

3. Ho opposition to 'econtrol f^ppears to h^ve
been expresred .-.t the CoUiicll meeting, tliough the resolu-
tion o: ti... City Council in^licutes ther** vtsiv tf,o ; rsous
present ;ho .c.u ... . iii-t . eooutrol|

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9ITY QF FULLEATQM

Th» City of rullerton, in th« County of ormng*,
Stat* of C*iiforni«, on 8«»)t»a»b«r 26, 1949, pr««ent»d for
KPproTiti » ••rtificd eopy of » dacootrol rvsolution
(fl«iolutioB #1340) pfc»s»<l by lt» City Council on 6«pt««b«r
6, i9A9, tof«tU«r witb eartififtU eopit* of tr»n»eript of
proc««tfLaes b*for« tii« Council, copy of petition for decontrol
and oth«r dacusMUts. TJa«s« dooumwats vvtikbliahi

(1) Ttiat A public b«*riDg was held by th« City Council
Autfuct 16, 1949, after ten day»» publiahcd notice thereof {

(2) That the nearby citl«6 of Lalitbra, Anahein, Bree
and Placentia were notified of the meeting and of its purpose |

(3) That the City of Fullerton had a population In
1940 of 10,441, crnd un estimated population in 1948 of 13,33)1
that it is situ&ted in the nortViem portion of orange County |

(4) Evidence waa introduced to establish that a iurrey
m&de shortly before th« hearing of some )29 renUl units in
the city r«vealed 69 vaciaicies, of wbieh i9 WW* In Bhiltiple
rental units, 30 were individual housas, and of the 69 vacancies
only 27 were for rent at e Bwntliiy rental agiceedlAC 150.00 per
month.

It was also established that 928 rental units have
been constructed since 1942.

(5) Ho opposition to decontrol appeared at the Council
meeting, although one letter in opposition was received after
the conclusion of the hearing*

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and after legal aiid auflicient notice, formally determined
ttet there no longer exists In the City of l^uilerton Buch. a
shortage of rent&l housing accoamodatlons la to reqtilre
rental control in such city.

In 7ie»f of the for-fegoing considerations, and in
accordance with the provisloni iof the Housing & «ent Act
of 19^7, ts amended by the Housing * Rent Act of I949,
particularly Section i^C%(i), par. 3, the resolution end
fluding of the Fullerton City Council that there no longer
•xists such B shortage in rentap. housing accommodations as to
require rout control in the City of Fullerton is hereby
ay^-roved.

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UNDF.r ■ • " ltOUf:I6tG k IUJi7 L/':';

T5v f i. )f 'oo< liike, Ijn the County jf Tulure,
Bt. i.'.- of 0, IxJ ,rai.., au Auvast .1, i->.,9, ;.rKj&eute<l for
. rjv 1 . certiflGd co; . '' a ruat ■ eaoutrol r-^'olntlon
( , ji.i'i. ,:. ..). LI ), a, j; I ; by Its CLt/ CouriCll oa *\u£:ust
i^, iyy*.', t-J... '■ -•' "o -tlftofi eo'V ,f tr..aFcript of

proc ediu3£ btJ'ore thw Cuucil, popy of petition for decon-
trol iir.i.' otiier 'ocumtnts.

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(l) K uolic ho rliig tf&» hfeld by the City Council
Aui'u . i , IVa^, i. rt i ys' publithod notice thureofj

(/) Th'j nc.irby eltios of !?..xeter, Visjilln und
Dluuba, BE ^.'iVll .-• ih».^ Hd; i. jf 8ui,fi vi t-or;- of Tulr.re County,
..otifiocl >: 1. r'-u- i uc its rn'^'pjsej

(i) ri-<j C'.t :ortlfiJce is tjsse.-tirlly a cosBiuaity

of homes ioc^.teri in tii. •. •' cenfcnl trt of Tulare County,
The po:'Ulttloi. is ostli:!ato<! to be 7500, Thr i-rlncipal in.iu; try
in the Jrarroijufifilng &reu ie .'i. riculture, unti aany fruit ^ t cK:ing
i.nci processing plants ere locatekJ there. Mo- ' ' the vorking
poi'Ulrtioi. i-e eaiployeo In local packiiv; plants u-: in sra'.ll
i Loret a> oi ieeti in tc/»m}

(;,) Th>' bf't Iril )ris-; Lion avtll Mb ts thit .':t the
tiaie o' ti - c rii-^fi tJifjro ..ure upwnrde of ro f; rally renti.l

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•--• J utinjriiy cA U.e C .j^utj _r TuXeit, which molii-
tiias ,: ...V . ;. , , v-tLiioif,, hj.( ^ v&Ci«at

pr saitiy ^::;-xsli*i£ v.. .c; . '.• . :■ ' , ii_ ^nilar

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cal-rly , ection iU^i), . i. J, ti^e .'.soiutloi. .-.. iladixi^
-Ji" the . ', t J.-^a:icil r I Uiavc no loiter e:;l£t»
sue. . iortt^e in ri'nt i iio-ijiitnj uccoiaiBadotious es to
reiulr'.' iv'iit coaui'oi jlu the City of ..'CK)cii«k« is i.eitby
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£ROCLAMATIOja

As busy as we are with the problems of peace, we
must never become so busy, as individuals, as a state or as
a nation, that we fail to remember the tremendous debt of
gratitude we owe the men and women who gave of their blood
that we might live in peace.

Many of those who received battle wounds are
permanently disabled and must be cared for in veterans' hospi-
tals for the remainder of their lives. Others must receive
hospital care at frequent intervals and can be only partially
restored to the normal life they formerly enjoyed.

t1v«o r.r n?^ November 10th and 11th of this year, representa-
tives of Disabled American Veterans Chapters throughout
hv iJ°''", Z^^^ ^^^l forget-me-nots, and the funds contributed
by the purchasers of these symbolic flowers will help to
llnance that organization's numerous services to our disabled

A^ V. V ^^cordingly, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California,
do hereby proclaim November 10 and 11, 1949, as FORGET-ME-NOT
DAYS, and I urge the people of our State to participate in
this expression of appreciation for the tremendous sacrifices
of our war-wounded veterans.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 4th day of
November, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundned
and Fortjc^ine, 7/

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ATTEST :

Secretary IW" State

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^tatc or California

PRgGL4|iAlI0N

Thanksgiving Day thiroughout our national history has
been an occasion for giving thanks for the many advantages we
enjoy as Americans. It is a day for public reaffirmation of the
spiritual principles on which our way of life is based.

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Just as the Pilgrims gave thanks to God for the
boujitiful harvest of 1621 which ended for them many months of
hardship and privation, we in this modern day owe Him the credit
for the many blessings which we have received. Like the Pilgrims^
we have had an abundant harvest. Our productive capacity has i
become so great that v;e are able not only to fill our own needs
but also to give material aid to those who are trying to keep
the light of freedom aglow in other parts of the world.

It is most appropriate that we recognize the
Thanksgiving season as a time for prayer, both in our homes and
in our churches . I am sure that during this period many of us
will v.'lsh to remember the millions of hungry people in other
lands by contributing to the food campaigns of churches and
other recognized groups.

With thes(i thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
cf California, do hereby proclaim Thursday, November 24, 1949,
as THANKSGIVING DAY, and a legal holiday.

IN WITNESS *vHEI<EOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great i
Seal of the State of
Calirornia to be af-
fixed this 9th day of
November , A .D . , One
Thousand N4^e Hunc^TBiQ
and FoTt^>^ne. //

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ATTEST :

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Secretary of State

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^xcnitivjc Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of California

PROCLAMATION

on November 19, 194-, Kiwanls JJ^^s throughout the
n-tion Will snonsor the observance of National Kids' Day to
?;cis public a??entlon on the problems of underprivilegea
chll'iren. \

Tlrough events such as this, the communities of
California haveShe opportm.ity to ^^-"^f ;^f,f e„S^^^^SPP°^i„f
programs to assist in the development of our youth along souna

and wholesome lines.

Bovs and girls constitute our most precious asset,
and no effort should be spared in providing the leadership and
KUidance they need durintj the formative years which determine
the kind of citizens they will be as adults.

Therefore, I, Earl i^Varren, Governor of California, do
hereby procS Nov^mb^-r 19, 1949, as KIDS- DAY in California
and I UTKe the people of the State to cooperate to the end that
oSr yoSh shall receive every possible advantage of the American
way of life.

IN 'WITNESS VifHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the otata of
California to be af-
fixed this /V^2L day of
November , A .D . , One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty-nine.
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CITY COimclL.S RESOLUTION P'OR DE^OnS OF REMT8
CITY OF liEVx:aLX IIILLw.

The City of Beverly Hills, in the County of i.ob
Angele., state or Calirornla, o. ju-y 7, 1-9, jre.- .ted
for ^pprovol a certiil.d cop, o. i. uecaitrol r-,-solutl<.n
pas.ed by its City Council on J,u.e 26, mv, together
with ccrtlfleo conies of tr.uucriyt of proceedings before
tue Cornell, copy of petition for decontrol i.na other
dDCUxent^. T'^'-se documents establisn:

(1) Thot a public heariiig zas held b.> the City
Council on '.Tay 23, 1949, after tenciayst ..u.iii;hed notice
tiiyreof ;

(2) Tnat the noarby cities of Los Angeles, Santa
Munich, Inglewood, Pasadena, Culver city .nu Buroi.nic were
nofcilied of the raectlnR cxud its j^urposfe;

(3) The CLty council, after a full iinci fair hearing
--.ad after leg;.! anu sufiiciont notice, foriually determined
th£,t there no longer exxbts in tho City of ii.v.rly Hill.
such I. shortage of renw..i uoajxa^ uceom..iudation8 as to
require rental control in sucn city. rhxs fiading is
£ap.orted by specific findings of fact ^ade by the Council
relative to the vacancies in such city. lx,e s,.ecific findings
of fact ere based on evidence which, although conflicting

is siifficient to sustain such findings of fact.

In view of ^- foregoing considerations, and in

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accordance with the provisions of the Housing & Rent
Act or iM7, afc amended by the Housing i Rent Act of
19A9, particularly Section 204(j), par. 3, the resolution
and finding of the Beverly Hills City Council that there
no longer er.istf such a shortage in rental housing
accommodationP as to require rent control in the City of
Beverly Hills is hereby spproved.

Dated: November 22

1949.

EARL WARREN

Goveriiur of California.

ATi't'ST:

(SEAL)

FRANK K.JORDAN

Secretary of State

By CHA3. J, HAGERTY

Deputy Secretary of State

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GOVERNOR'S CERTIFICATE OF APPROVilL OF
CITY COUNCIL'S RPJSOLUTION FOR DECONTROL OF RENTS

'JI'iPEp: FEI'EF.AL t*.OJ£ING & RFNT LAy.>

CITY QF gOUT3 PASADENA.

The City of South Pesadena, in the County of Los
Angeles, State of California, on August 29, 1949, presented
for approval a certified copy of a decontrol resolution
(Resolution #2^27) passed by its City Council on August 10,
19A9, togf^ther with certified copies of transcript of
proceedincE before tht Council, copy of petition for
decontrol end other documents. Theee documents establish;

(1) That i> public hearing was held by the City
Council on July 20, 1949, after ten days' published notice
thereof J

(2) That the nearby cities of P&sadena, San Marino,
Alhambra c.nd Los Angeles imere notified of the meeting and
its purpose;

(3) Although witnesses appeared in opposition to
decontrol, no factual evidence was offered to support such
opposition.

(4) The City Council, after a full uad fair hearing
and after legal and sufficient notice, formally determined
tliat there no longer exists in the City of South Pasadena
such a shortage of rental housing accommodations as to
require rental control in such city.

In view of the foregoing considerations, and in
accordance with the provisions cf the ^ouslng & Rent Act

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Of 1947, as «mencled b, the Housing & pent Act of I949,
particularly Sectx.. 204(j), par. 3, the resolution aid
finding of the South Pasadena City Council that there no
longer exists such a shortage in renta. housing accommodation,
as to require rent control in the CI.7 oi South Pasadena la
hereby aojiroved.

Dated: NoTf^'iber 22 19 '9.

EARL WARREN

GoTcrnor of Calif orni.

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ATTEST :

JRANK^ M^ORDAN

Secretary of State"

By CHAS.J.HAGERTY

Deputy Secretary of State

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CITY CCjUNCIL'S RjiC-OLimON FOR DECONTHOL OF RENTS
UNDER FLDERAL /.jUSIKG cc RKNT LAW.

CITY OF COROM/J)Q.

The City of Coronado, in the Comity of San Diego,
State of California, on October 21, 1949, presented for
approval a certified copy of a decontrol resolution
(Ry solution No. 1917) passed by its City Council on
October 18, 1M9, together with certified copies of
transcript oi' proceedings before the Council, copy of
petition for decontrol and other documents. These
docuraents establish:

(1) That a public hearing was held by the City-
Council on August 23, ivA9, after ten days' published
notice thereof;

(2) Although there was a conflict in the evidence
the finding of the City Council is sustained by evidence
in the record.

(3) The City Council, after a full and fair
hearing and after legal and sufficient notice, formally
determined thr.t there no longer exists in the City of
Coronado such a shortage of rental housing accommodations
as to require rental control in such city.

In view of the foregoing considerations, and in
accordance with the provisions of the Housing & Rent Act
of 19^7, as amended by the Housing & Rent Act of 1949,
particularly Section 204(j), par. 3, the resolution and

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finding of the Coronado City Coimcil that there no
longer exists sach a shortage of rental housing
accommodations as to require rent control in the City
of Coronado is hereby approved.

Dated: November 25 , 1949

EARL WARREN

Governor of Californlt

ATTEST !

(SEAL)

FRANK M.JORDAN

Secretary of State

By CHAS.J.HAGERTY

Deputy Secretary of State

GOV-RNOR'S CERTIFICATE OF APPr-iOVAL OF
t^IT^ COUiJCIL'L tl: L0LUT10.1 lOh DECUiJTROL OF RENTf

UiNLER I''idkk;>i. hguci::^ Si riut u.w

CITY Or >a,xuU.:ABuA

The City of Alahambra, in the Coimty of Los Angeles,
State of Caiilornia, on November 3, 1949, presented for approval
a certified coov of a decontrol resolution (Resolution #12127)
passed by Its City Council on October 18, 19A9, together with
certified copies^ of traascript of oroceedings before tie
Council, CO )/ of < tition for decontrol and other documents.
Theso documents establish:

(1) Thit public ii3&riiig was held on October 3, 1949
after te.; c-.ys« published .lotice thereof;

(2) Thi.t on or about the time of the aearing there
were approximately 354 rental unit.- vacant;

(3) Thiit althou^n oppositiou wab expressed vt the
hearing, no factual evidence v<a;.. submitted agai.ist decontrol.

(/,) The City Council, efter e full f*nd fair hearing
and after lei:: 1 and sufficient notice, formally determined
tt-wt t -■.'■' -.:• Lo!>tr exis . L. t;-.. Cit. of Alahacibra such a
Tiortagc oi" rent;"'. houLinr' .-rco': oci-r- '.ioiS a: to require
rent-il control in ruch rit^'.

I. vie', of the 3ore(<oing considerations, ana in
accordance with thf^ irovisions of the Housing & Rent Act of
1947, as amended by the Housing & Rent Act of 1949, particularly

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Section 20A(.1), ' r. 3, tiw resolution eind finding of the
Alahaiubra City CJiuicil Lu t t' ^.-re aj longer exists such a
Ehort.-.^t. iu reutai tiousing accom.-.odations a.s to require
rent c<;>:itroi ia the City ol Aiana^ibra is ner^-by a^jproved.

Dated: November 29, 1949.

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QOVERNOa'S CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL OF

cxii CjjhCiL'5 ;r;coi;jTiOT' tor rwcoNTROi. of rkmts

UNDER F'!:DERAL HOUSI iG & RENT LAW

CITY Or ch MOOTE

The City of El Monte, in the County of Los
Angeles, t'tato of CElifornla, on ifovember 21, I'HV,
presented for approval a certified copy .A' ;i decontrol
resolution (Resolution #1278) passed by the City
Council on Nove/nb; r 7, 19A9, together frith certified
cojii.,- 'J troiibcrtpt „. ^.rjccediiigT before the Council,
co.iy of uetiti'.)-! ioi uecontrol ^n^; jt;i-;r documsnts.
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Octob . .; no iioT<s.uber 1|

C*^) '^ - i'-.r:-': ciM^-'i :;.i Alohanbrs,

Arcsai; , C :>v :. -, , Ve.t C:;vi.!' , f^.r, ikJ-.vxel, >7uittier,
I . ■ ■■'■ .' -ibi .'Otified;

(.) '1' ' ^ -.('.ei.C'-. \.: j-arcxiuced iu

Oi),.''-iti. • i > L i.,co;i orol;

(4-) The prooonenti^vj caucy ':;-v.y •.■::. checked
by the City Admxnist ■ !■• , ■ .j : \>y hi;,, to be

luCcurate,

(5) Tie City Cjiincll, after t. full £.nd fair
hearing and after le,s:,l caici sufficient lotice, formally
determined thi.t there no laigTjr exist:: i;i t'le city of
ill Mont'i sucL a snjrt:.jr . . nital hoasi;; accommodations
as to rtquiiv -u;, • . c, (-troj in &uch city.

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In vi'j. jr tht forofeoinfe coufcidfcrtitiojiS, and
ill accordf.nce witn the ;,rovibicjnb oi the Hoiu^ing ic Rent
Act 01 1947, af amended oy the Housing & hent Act of
i-;^;, rticul; 1 iy fectlon 20A(j), i-i'. ^» ^he
resolution sna lin.-j. ji tuc r ' -iout' < Cj'iiicil

thr:t ti.or<; no Xo.ifcfr uxi:' - SucL r. ^pi: ;f.-"Cr i^. In '/catal
housl i^ accoj.ioufilions hk co requxre ront 3)'itrol in
tiif-^ Cit.y or H'.j i^ont'- iP nereby ay^jToVbd,

Lat';d: N.^vc-.bcr 28, lv49

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6ttt« or C».if*rnl*, ^ctoto^r J, r/**, ur«si>nt»<} for

»p;)r«v. . "irtli Istj cojy j/ * <l«c<Mitrol r*»olutl,>a
tR*»<»IuU- .... 7530) ..■sj^d by the rir»etc.r» r^f th« City

ao f«-)t«;ft*r 27, l>^„;, t ,;^-!>r *jiri etrtlflwl eopittt of

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jbllc h4i»rtr^ »«.« bflU by th« de»r4 at

1 i>-'i":i, t : Wfcr^ao, lret.<3l,., Uoarcvit. ia<j
tltrrfc .,ur« w^r-. nt>tlil*u of %hm »**tinic wid Itf ,.ur^oM|
(i) t.ere l» wvidtne* In tb* r*cor(S to toattlA

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^etar^Jn*^ - . ,. ^. ,;- i^K(f.r ti!?'..- tn th** City Of

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nuii:.g «r -<, ..,.,„ .^tj. .j^^^^ ,^^ ^ir#«tort th»t

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StJtc of (lalifornia

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. .vernor of the ^tata of Jallforuia, by
^ .UK. uuthorit^ m me vested by uection y of

bv convene .r.e Legislature of the Sta.e ^^ ^^^^^^^'^^^^^ ,

in extrnordlnar- session «^„^^«°™f "^^l . o°clock noon
';• i ,U^ S Ihe following purposes a^d to legislate upon

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■onslder and act upon legislation to ^P'^^'^l^
.o'rr. <vmn^'- -nd cities and counties for expenditure
^hn949-? seal year to meet: the financial emerp'ency.

"-rent of aid uo une aped and to the: needy blind and the
.^ration o? such a id% on fronting ^he counties and c^t e
..ountles by reason of the adoption of Article XXV 1

... ,:n„^.r.1tutinn at the speoira electipn of Nove-nL-

, upon leglBlai' rovide for

and cities and counties of person-,
f,Ul to the ared and aid to the

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. , aider anu act upon lt,fclslatlou to provide
• /lllTdnrlnu the r..49-19i>0 fiscal year to schc 1
'\TV ; ich frinorease in attendance durin, the current

'■\'^ ^" ... over that of the last preceding fiscal year is su^^-,
liscal >tiui' over tnat oi >.iio ;- ^,^ ^.rovide for the onera-

,,hat the school districts are unable to^ provide lor^ current
L i 'jii find ma.in ■ ■ ■ • .

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•Illation to prohibit
, ■ din thnn in the dlscharpe

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^^er person before arty administrative - enc>
•,tftte or from prosec^utlnt' or aldln.
: .. • ■ .-^secutlon of any cl^im of another aKOi'...

:,.,. ,f before ,irP7 such apency or otnce,.

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3£xcfutivic Bcpartincnt

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<t the Vel. ' 'I'-t of 1949 a'

A£.;;3:aDiy ^ouaul tutional AnTjiiam.jut ■io. 2b ; of the Id'tc) r.Gj^alar
Sens-!on to tli« v'I'.Mpa r,f the ,st^tn at a sp'^clal rflectlori to be

r'oject chartsrs : anti charter ameadments

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have herauni^o set my hand and
•.-.tqte of :j.-vllfornla to be afflJ. .

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^tatc of (Ijliroriiij

FROCLAMATTOK

On December l5th of this year, our nation will observe
th.^ 158th anriiversary of Ui.> ratification of the Bill of Rights
by the thirteen original states.

The unequivocal language contained in the
Constitution's first ten amendments, which comitrise the Bill of
Rights, was an expression of men who personally knev; the rigors
of oppression. The individual rights and freedoms which they
held so dear thus became the keystone of oux' American '.vay of
life.

Tht; system of government tliey fought to establish has
been so outstandingly success Pal tliat nllllons of people
thi'oughout the world now look to us for strength and inspiration
as they struggle for a semblance of the freedoms which through
the years iiave become to u:5 so commonplace.

Our democratic processes are under constant challenge
by subversive forces which seek to discredit and destroy them.
It is. therefore, of the utmost importance that we take
advantage of evjry opportunity to reaffirm our faith in the
principles set forth in the Bill of Rights.

'With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl .Varren, Governor
ci" California, do hereby proclaim December 15, 194-9, as
BILL OF RIGHTS DAY, and I urge the people of our State to become
more familiar with the fundamental meaning of the Bill of Rights
and its significance in tho v;orld today.

IK V/ITNESS VfiiEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and causod the Grjat
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 12th day of
December, A.D., One
Tlious uid Y.ine Hundred
and Fori

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DEC 3 01949

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^tarc of dalifornia

EliOCL^li^TIOK

In the liistory of our country there are relatively
few r.en who have made greater contributions to the welfare of
manixind tlian Goorce War.hincton Carver. Born in :ilaverv and
faced with obstacles which would have dli-couraged most" men, he
rose to eminence as a scientist and an educator. His life is
an example of fortitude ■nd accomplishment for all Americans.

During more than forty years spent in the development
of Tuskegee Institute, Dr. Carver worked unceasingly to create
new educational and economic opportunities for thousands of
students. His oliemical and i.t;ricultui-al research made it
porsible for untold numbers of families to rise from the depths
01 :,overt.. to a more plentiful life.

, It- has become the custom, in accordance v/ith an act
^1 the Congress of the United States and a croclamation of the
Ixesident to honor the memory of Dr. Carver on the anniversary
of his death on January 5, 1943.

In furtherance of this national pro-ram I,
Earl warren, Governor of California, do hereby aroclaim
January i^, 19 50, as GKORGE V/ASHINGTOK CAKVER DAY, and I urge
all the people of our State to share in the inspiration v*ich
can be ^-ained from o review of the life and work of this great

nan.

IN WITICESS i-j'EEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be
affixed this 4th day
of January, A.D., One
Thousand Kine Hundred
and Fifty.

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To the Stete Trwasarer ^

Dndpr provisions of WclerRna Bonl Act of 1<'46,
Section ^■".7, Military nnd Vptpr>in« Code

To Honorable Chsrlee C. Johnson, Ftate Treasurvrt

Whereas, an Act, kn^rwii and designated aa the "Veterans Bor>! Act
oT 1''46," was duly and regularly adopted and approved at the General
tlectlon held In this .Itaf^ on the Sth day of Novwober, l^y.^, and said Act
la now In full force and effect; and

Vfhereas, the California Veterans Board at Its regular meeting held
on October 15, 19^1, regularly adopted a resolution re^aeBtlnj; the Vett-rana'
Finance Conralttee of ni? to authorise the Issuance and sale of bomla of the
aggregate per value of twenty-five million dollars (trs,CKVI,000) , which said
requeBt was supported by a statement of the plans and projects of the
Departaent of Veterans Affairs with respect to the use of the proC'-^ds of
the sale of said bonds; »nd

Whereas, the said Veter«n8' Finance ConmHtee of T'i? on
Novmber 1, l''-i'', approVMil the plans ami projects of the rej>arti.ient of
Veterans Affairs with respect t^i the ise of the proceeds of the stle '^f s(4d
bonis an! adopted a ne3ol itlon d^^teminln^ the rieC'^:^:** ty nnd dealrsblll'v
for the Issuance thereof In the nggregate vil le abovt'-mentlon^l to cnrry
such plana 'ind projects Into wxeciMon nnd speci'*ylnt "H TO^^tfrC' "nA
thlnge reoulred by Section T'...! of the Military rnd Vet^rf.nd CcJ* " •
State of CaM'ornla; and

Vherwas, the Cr.ll'')mla Veterans Bopn!, by resolitlon adopted
November 1', l^A', has re^ieitj't the si^le at pub! 1 : auction nf »r- id Veterans'
!\:i,'r., In the nirwgate par . " iv. .ty-flve itiltllon doUare ($25^VTn)

In denoilnatlona of one tlKi isan/ * , .1 each;

§tofr of (Trtllfuritlrt

How, therefore, I, EARL MRFOT, GOVTHNOfi OF THE STATK Of
CALlTORJtlA, do hereby .pprove the »«ld resolatlon adopts! by the CellfornU
Vet^nn. Board, which Is atUche.i hereto «nl ude i perl here.f, pursuant
to the prorliton. of the V.Ur- • • r 1946 (Section ''n.v of th^

Mllltflry and VeUnin. Code). I h..reby direct that you, as SUte Treo.urer,
on the eerllest d.U posslMo following the execatlon of the boiKla, afUr
notice .8 required by lev, sell M, j.ubllc auction to the hlgheat bidder far
cr.^h. In nc<-3r,!„T-» with tht ppo»lalons of asid B..-. :■», ••-.--..,.• n^^j
nurhoreJ 7?, ■ • , ; -, . .. .v, ,^^, .jj^^ ^f ^^^

'^lUara (il.cm.V)) ,^,' , ...,■, i <■ f., r cregate p-

oil linn iolUrs (>2';,0->,l,.>-)r!), ^t pr*!«,ped by yo ,
the 5«M Teterane' Flnence Conolttee of IM"*, tiw

whloh !<ald bonds shall •

pl'is Inl^r' at which htte. nccrue.'

last pr>'cedlng Ii*.

of Mid bonds sh«l ' -

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hereujiti npt i^' himd rnd e«used
the Srefl Te-.l of th* State '■
he arrixed thU ^^ day '>r

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DIRECTION

To the State Treasurer

Under the provlalons of Veterans Bond

Act of 1949, Art. 5B, Ch. 6, Dlv. I,

Military and Veterans Code

To Honorable Charles G. Johnson, State Treasurer:

WHEREAS, an Act, known and designated as the -Veterans
Bond Act of 1949- , (Stats. 1949, Ch. 1267) was duly aiid regularly
conflmed and ratified ^ Section 6 of Article XVI of the Conatltutlon
of the State of California, sutaltUd to and approved by the electors
of «iid State at the Special Election held in this State on the 6th
day of June, 1950, and said Veterans Bond Act of 1949 U now in full

force and affect} sod

WHEREAS, the California Veterans Board at Its meeting held
on the 26th day of October, 1951, duly adopt«l » resolution request-
ing the Veterans' Finance Coimittee of 1943 to authorize the Issuance
and sale of the remaining Twenty-five Million Dollnrs (tJS.OOO.OOO)
principal amount of bonds authorised by the Veterans Bond Act of 1949,
which said request included a stateioent of tlie plana and projects of
the Departaent of Veterans Affairs with respect to the use of the
prooewis of the sale of said bonds; and

WHEREAS, the said Veterans' Finance Coinralttee of 1943 did
on the 8th day of Rovember, 1951, approve the plans and projects of
the Depertaent of Veterans Affairs with respect to the use of the
proceeds of the sale of said bonds and expressed its determination
that the issuance of the pwnalning ai»unt of bonds authoriied by the
Veterans Bond Act of 1949 is and will be necessary to carry .aid plans

$ti»tr of <rrtUfor„|„

S""!! ?lan» a«i projects Inf "^

projects Into execution, wd further la -id » ,
specified an ™tter and tM •'•oluUon

«"-^««.Vete.n3Co.,ofU.SUt.ofC.lfo™i.,«.
I tne i-Bllfomla Vetarana Rn..^ ._

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-1^ Veterans. Bo,^. ,„ ,, ' ' '^'^"^ *^ ■-• »'

"ve MUlion Dollar, ($25,0()o,r>x3), ^

"• ''° hereby approve (a) the a.»^
V , ' '"^ "^'' resolution of eald

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ottached hereto and ™ad, a part hereof)

^ nereof), pursuant to the n.«.<.<

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- in ace„.a„ee .th the p...„„, „, ^ ^.'J^^ ^ —

°f 194". veterans. Bo:k.s of O, . "" *°*

Bonds Of t„e State Of Callfo„ia, ^^^

" *» "SOOO. U.th inclusive, of the ag,™„te

Thousand Dollars (>l OOO) P- «!-. of On.

" in, 000) each, and of fh- .

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par »nliie thereof, pliis accrued Interest thereonj and auoh prooeeda
from the sale of said bonda ahall be placed In the Veterana' fam
and Hooae Building Fund of 1943 •

In Ultnoss Whereof, I have hereunto aet ajr hand and oaused
the Great Seal of the State to be affixed thla - day of December, 1951

Attest:

Secretary of State

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GoTamor of th*
Stata of California

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RESCISSION OF

OKDl'JtS, 'iULES AND itEGULATIONS

TO TAKE KH™cT UPON

THi'; iSnsrENCE OF A STA'K OF EXTRj-JIE EjMElRaEfJCY
AS A lUiSULT OF
AN ATTACK UPON THIS STATb BY THli USE OF ATOMIC WEAPONS CR

THE ISSUANCE BY THE WESTERN Allt DER.N3E PCRCE OF AN
ALERT WARMING INDICATING THAT AN ENEI1Y ATTACK IS fflODAfll£

FILED

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of ih« Start at Call«6rnla

JUL ■'! -1956

iJDAN, Secretary cf State

provides:

WHEREAS, Section 1535.1 of the Military and Veterans Code

"The Governor may make, anend, and rescind the necessary
orders, rules, and regulations to carry out the provisions
of this chapter with due consideration of the plans of the
Federal Govommont. ... Any orders, rules, and i^giila-
tions or amendments or rescissions thereof, made in the
absonco of a state of extreme emergency shall be in writing,
shall be exampt from the provisions of the Administrative
Proceduix) Act . . ., but slaall be subject to the approval
of the Disaster Council, and shall take effect imrBdiately
upon such approval. . . ,";

NOlr;, THERl'^T'XJtE, I, GOODWIN J. KNIGHT, Governor of the
State of California, by virtue of the powers and authority vested
in me by the Constitution and laws of this State and in accordance
with the provisions of Section 1535.1 of the Military and Veterans
Code, do hereby rescind Orders No. 1 to 10, inclusive, which were
issued on September 6, 1955, to take effect in a state of extreme
omernoncy axLstint^ pursuant to Section l5o5.5 of the '•lilitary and
Veterans Code, such rescission to be effective on July 5* 1956.

IN WITNESS 'ifflEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the State of California to be affixed.

Done at the City of Sacramento this 19th day of June, 1956,

ERNOR

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Secretai^yr State

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JUL ■; - 1956
FfWNKMm-DAN, SocrolarycfSlafa

CRDtaiS, RUIiSS AND RjiGUUTIQ

PROMULIJATED BY THE GOVKKNQR

TO TAKE EFHiCT UPON

THE EXrSTEKCE OF A STATE OF EXUffiME EMEltGENCT

A3 A RESULT OF

AN ATTACK UTON THIS STATE BY THli USE OF ATOMIC WiiAPONS OR

THE ISSUANCE BY THE VJliSTERN AIR ffiFKNSE FCPCE OF AN
ALjvRT iifAKNItK INDICATING HiAT AN ENEIIY ATTACK IS PR0BA3I£

WHEREAS, Section l5o5.5 of tha Military and Veterans
Code provides!

"A 'state of extreme emergency' exists irtnediately
and without a proclamaticn thereof by the Governor
whenever this State is attacked by an enemy of the
United Statos by the use of atomic weapons or upon
the is.sTiance by the Western Air Defense Force of
an alart waminf; indicating that an eneny attack
is probable, of which alert warning the Govarnor's
Office fias biion notified. . . ."; and

WIEREA3, Section 1535.1 of the Military and Veterans
Code provides:

"Tho Governor may make, amend, and rescind the
necessary orders, rules, and ixsgulations to carry
out the provisions of this chapter with due con-
sideration of tho plans of the Federal Government.
. . . Any orders, rules, and regulations, or
amendments or rescissions thei-eof, made ±.i the ab-
sence of a period of a state of extreme emergency
shall be in writing, shall be exempt fran the pro-
visions of the Administrative Procedure Act . . .,
but shall bo subject to the approval of the Dis-
aster Council, and shall take effect innediately
upon such approval. . . ."}

NOW, THEREFCRE, I, GOODl-nN J. KNIGHT, Governor of
the State of California, by virtue of the powers and authority
vested m me by the Constitution and laws of this State and in
accordance with the provisions of Section 1535.1 of the Mili-
tary and Veterans Code, do hereby promulgate, issue and estab-
lish the followinr; orders, rules and regulations, which are
considered necessary for the protection of life and property

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durine the period of such a Stato of Extren» Erorgency, such
ordors, rules and regulations to beconB effective on July 5,

OllDEH NO. 1

ITIS HHUJBY ORDERED that all orders, rules and
^h?;'! + ,°"^ rT'^/ pursuant to the State of Extreme Emergency
shall take effect upon their issuance, and shall remain in
full force and effect during the period of the State of Ex-
trena hnBrgency and until the declaration of termination of
the btate of Extreme Emergency, except when terminated prior
tnoreto by the specific provisions of ar^y such order, rule or
regulation.

OROEE NO. 2

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that, imrodiately upon the
existence of a State of Extreme Emergency by reason of attack
or by issuance of an alert warning by the Western Air Defense
Force, all counties, cities and counties, and cities of the
St.ite will imiiedlately sound the indicated warning signal.
The Director of the California Disaster Office is hereby
directed to prescribe the warning signals necessary to ef-
fectuate this action.

CHDER NO. 3

IT IS HEREBY ORDERliD that evacuation, voluntary or
involuntary, shall be determined by local constituted author-
ity or at the dii-octLon of the Governor or of the ndlitary
forces. Local constituted officials, with the assistance of
the State, sliall cany out and control the moverant of people
in such manner as to assure all possible protection to the
health, safety and welfare of the evacuees.

ORDER NO. Ij

. ^. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Director of the Cali-
fornia Disaster Office is authorized and directed to act on
behalf of the Governor and in the name of the State of Cali-
lornia m inq^lementing and operating the California Civil
Defense and Disaster Plan, insofar as adherence to such plan
Stri^ th«°^/^ adequate to cope wit), existing conditions
wxtviin the State; and is further authorized to deviate ftom

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such plan of operation, as di rocted by the Governor, or to the
extent and in such m.inner as ho may deem necessary for the pro-
tection of life, property and resources of or witliin the State
against unforeseen circujTBtances or hazards which, by reason
of their character or magnitude, are beyond the scope of such
plan of operationj and

IT IS FURTHER ORlMiED that the Director of the Cali-
foi'nia Disaster Office is authorized to delegate such poirers
as are herein granted, or as authorized under Section 1513.2
of tho Military and Veterans Code, to the Assistant Director
of the Disaster Office and such other jBrsonnel of his staff
as he may deem necessary, and such Assistant Director or staff
personnel may act on behalf of and in the name of the Director
of the California Disaster Office in carrying out any author-
ity so delegated; and

IT IS FURTIIiK OROivRED that tlie Regional Coordinators
of each of the three (3) Mutual Aid Regions of tho State are
authorized and directed to assume command and control of opera-
tions within their respective regions in accordance with the
California Civil Defense and Disaster Plan and the regional
pLins of operation of their respective regions, and to imj^le-
msnt and operate such plans as they ap^sly to their respective
regions; ani are further authorized to deviate from such plans
as directed by the Director of the Disaster Office, or to the
extent and in such manner as the Regional Coordinator may deem
necessary for tho protection of life, property and resources,
of or witldn his region, against unforeseen circumstances or
hazards which, by reason of their claractor or magnitude, are
beyond the scope of such plans of operation.

ORDER NO. 5

IT IS HEREBY ORDCRED that all State and local offi-
cials or persons holding positions of responsibility in the
State or in local accredited civil defense and disaster organi-
zations, and all registered Civil Defense and Disaster Service
Volimteer Workers, and all unregistered persons impressed into
service during the period of the State of Eixtreme Emergency by
a person having the authority to command the aid of citizens
in the execution of his duties, are hereby declared to be mem-
bers of the California Civil Defense and Disaster Corps; and

IT IS FURTHEH CRJERED that all officials of local
poL).tical subdivisions of the State who perform duties in the
State Control Center or in any Regional or Sector Control Cen-
ter, and all registered Civil Defense and Disaster Service
Volunteer Workers so assigned, are heroby declared to be per-
sonnel of the staff of the California Disaster Office for the
period of the State of Extreme Emergency; and are subject to

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the direction of the Governor, the Director of the Disaster
Office, and/or the Coordinator of the control center to which
such persons are assigned or attached; and

IT IS FUHTIKR ORDaffiD that all officials and regis-
tered Civil Defense and Disaster Service Volunteer WorkDra
heretofore designated and/or holding positions as Chiefs of
Service, Coordinators, or in any other capacity as staff per-
sonnel at State, Region, or Operational Area levels are here-
by declared to be personnel of the staff of the California
Disaster Office.

CRDEK NO. 6

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the California Civil
Defense and Disaster Plan, originally approved by the Cali-
fornia State Disaster Council on September 12, 19^)0; all
regional plans of operation developed thereunder, originally
approved by the California State Disaster Council en June 23,
19Q; any additions or amendments to or revisions of such
plans which have been or may hereafter be approved by the
California State Disaster Council; and the California Disas-
ter and Civil Defense Master I^tual Aid Agreement, executed
and approved by the Governor on November 15, 1950; together
with all local plans developed thereunder, shall be in full
force and effect.

ORDER NO. 7

IT IS HEREBI ORDERED that the govemnBntal functions
of the State and of every political subdivision thereof shall
continue in full force and effect for the protection of lives,
property and resources vrtthin their jurisdiction; and all duly
constituted officials of the State and of every political sub-
division thereof shall continue to discharge their responsi-
bilities iind shall comply with, enforce, arvl assume the respon-
sibility for implementing such rules, regulations or orders
not inconsistent with or contradictory to rules, regulations
or orders issued by the President of the United States or the
annod forces of the United States, as are now or may tareafter
be promulgated by the Governor, in accordance with approved
plans and procedures.

CRDER NO. 8

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the State Plan for Pro-
curement for Civil Defense and Disaster During a State of

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Extreme Erergenqr becanos effective, and those persons desig-
na.oi as Deputy State Purchasing Agents are authorized to use
State procurement forms in obtaininc supplies, equipment, and/
or services necessary to implement approved civil defense and
disaster plans.

CRDER NO. 9

IT IS HEREBY ORDHiED that the sale of alcoholic
bovoragea shaU be disconUnued immediately.

ORDER NO. 10

_ IT IS HiiREBY CRDffiED th.at all j«troleum stocks for
California distribution, including those in refinery storage,
major distributing installations and pipe line terminals, shill
be held subject to trie control of the State Petroleum Adminis-
trator j and

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that retail outlets for petro-
leum products shall operate in accordance with rules and regu-
lations prescribed tjr the civil defense and disaster authori-
ties of the jurisdiction in which they are located.

ORDER NO. 11

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that all wliolesale foodstocks,
includin,r: those under the control of processors, wholesalers!
ag«nts and brokers, be held subject to the contrtjl of the Gtate
l-ood Administrator, excopt as herein noted:

(1) Freph fluid milk, fresh fruits and vegetables, and
bread are not subject to this orxierj

(2) Supplies nececsarj' for the wntinued operation of
restaurants, hotels, hospitals, public institutions, and
sijjular establishments, for food coninimod on the premises
onl;^-, are not. subj..ct to tMs order; these requirements
should be met with tto least possible change in normal
procui«inont and distribution procedures;

(3) Supplies necessarj' for the operation of emergency
feeding facilities in congregate slielters and improvised

iwT f/r^"*; "'''-''■ ^PP^^^^^^^S 100 persons per day,
may be- obtninod from wholesale sources upon approval of
local cavil defense and disaster directors; and

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IT IS FURTHER ORUKIJED that retail outlets for food-
stockB shall opornte in acconlanco vdlh rules and regulations
prescribed by the civil defense and disaster authorities of
the jurisdiction in wliich they are located.

ORDEIl NO. 12

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that all drugs and medical sup-
ply stocks in California intended for wholesale distribution,
shall be hold subject to the control of the Director of the
California Disaster OfUco; and

IT IS FURTlDJi ORDKlU'iD tliat retail outlets for drugs
and medical supplies shall operate in accordance vfith rules
and regulatioiis prescribed by the civil defense and disaster
authorities of the jurisdiction in which they are located.

IN 'WITNESS V/HEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and
caused tte Great Seal of the State of California to be affixed.

Done at the City of Sacramento this 19th day of June, 1956.

Secretar^t^ ^ State

Approved by the

California State Disaster Council

on Jiuic 19, 1956.

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of tK« tMM 0) Calltarnio

FRANK M. J0R9AN, Secrotarv of Slat*

AMhfani %tm»mr e«M*

ORDERS, RULES AND REGULATIONS

PROMULGATED BY THE GOVERNOR

TO TAKE El-TECT UPON

TliE EXISTENCE OF A STATE OF EXTREME EMERGENCY

AS A RESULT OF ENEMY ATTACK

OR WAliiaNG THAT AN ENEMY ATTACK IS PROBABLE OR IMMINENT

WHEREAS, Section 1505.5 of the Military and Veterans
Code provides:

"A 'state of extreme emergency' exists Immediately
and without a proclamation thereof by the Governor
whenever this State is attacked by an enemy of the
United States or upon receipt by the California
Disaster Office of a warning from the Air Force or
other authorized federal agency Indicating that
such an enemy attack is probable or imminent. . .":
and '

Code providls?*^^^' ^®°*^°" 1?35.1 of the Military and Veterans

"The Governor may make, amend, and rescind the
necessary orders, rules, and regulations to carry
out the provisions of this chapter with due con-
sideration of the plans of the Federal Government.
• . . Any orders, rules, and regulations, or
amendments or rescissions thereof, made in the ab-
sence of a period of a state of extreme emergency
shall be in writing, shall be exempt from the pro-
visions of the Administrative Procedure Act . . .,
but shall be subject to the approval of the Dis-
aster Council, and shall take effect immediately
upon such approval. . . .";

tvo Q^ ^- ^^^"^ THEREFORE, I, GOODWIN J. KNIGHT, Governor of

iestf^in m5 i^^ll°''r'-^\^l T^^^'^^ °^ ^'^e powers and authority
vested in me by the Constitution and laws of this State and in
accordance with the provisions of Section 1535.1 of the Sli-

Msb ?he SllnCHn ^°'1' '° ^^f^^^ promulgate, issue Int estab-
;if %r ^^ll°^'ine orders, rules and regulations, which are
considered necessary for the protection of life and property

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diirlnp the neriod of such a State of Extreme Emereency, such
orSe?!, 5ules S regula?ionr- to become effective on January
27, 1958:

ORDER NO. 1

IT IG HEREBY ORDERED that all orders, rules, and
regulations issued pursuant to the State of Extreme Emergency
shall take effect upon their issuance, and shall remain in
full force and effect durinc the period of the State ol Ex-
treme Emergency and until the declaration of termination of
the State of Extreme Emereency, except v.hen terminated prior
thereto by the specific provisions of any such order, rule, or
reeulation.

ORDER NO. 2

IT IS HEREBY OliDERED that, immediately upon the
existence of a State of Extrone Emereency by reason of enemy
attack or the receipt by the California Disaster Office of a

warning indicatinr. that such attack is Py^^^^^^^/^^frJ^^^ '
all counties, cities and counties, and cities of the State
will immediately sound the indicated warning signal. The
Director of the Califcrnla Disaster Office is hereby directed
to prescribe the warninc signals necessary to effectuate this
action.

ORDER NO. 3

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that evacuation, voluntary or
involuntary, shall be determined by duly constituted local
authority or at the directio'- of the Governrr, the President
of the United States, or of the military forces. Duly consti-
tuted Icca] officials, with the assistance of the State, shall
carry out and control the movement of people in such manner as
to assure all ])OEslble protection to the health, safety, and
welfare of the evacuees.

ORDER NO. h

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Director of the Cali-
fornia Disaster Office is authorized and directed to act on
behalf of the Governor and In the name of the State of Califor-
nia in implementine and operating the California Civil Defense

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and Disaster Plan; is authorized to assume command and cen-
tre^ cl operations within the State in accordance with such
plan, insofar as adherence to such plan of operation is ade-
quate to cope with existing conditions vrlthin the State; and
Is further authorized to deviate from such plan of operation,
as directed by the Governor, or to the extent and in such
manner as he may deem necessary for the protection of life,
property, and resources of or within the State against un-
loreseen circumstances or hazards which, by reason of their
character or mn.f^njtude, are beyond the scope of such plan of
operation; and

foT-nio r.^ ■^'^4.^^ ™J^" ORDKRKD that the Director of the Cali-
fornia Disaster Office Is authorized to delegate such powers
^^ f^ »?^?^^ eranted, or as authorized under Section 1518.2
of- lu^ Military and Veterans Code, to the Assistant Director
of the Disaster Office and such other personnel of his staff
as he may deem necessary, and such Assistant Director or staff
personnel may act on behalf of and in the name of the Director
of the California Disaster Office in carrying out any author-
ity so delegated; and

rr.r.r.^ n. ^"^V^ ™P"^^" ORDKRhJD that the Director of the Cali-
fornia Disaster Office is authorized to delegate such powers
tl fl^ w!T?i" granted, or as authorized under Section ] 518.2
tLl^r i^^^'^^'l f^'^ Veterans code, to the Regional Coordlna-
?°^?„5^/^^»^ ^f ,t^^ ^1'^^^ O) Mutual Aid Regions of the State,
.nc-uding the authority to assume command and control of op-

?he r^??fnin^ nJ^^^^^'rP^^'^^^^ "gi°"= i" accordance with
the California Civil Defense and Disaster Plan and the region-

™L? ^^ °^ operation of their respective regions; to Iraple-

rp^Jnn^*? ^S^''?^^^''?'^' P^S"^ ^^ ^hey apply to their respective
regions; ana to deviate from such plans as directed by the
Director of the Disaster Office, or to the extent and in such
^^^^^""^^^^ ^^t ??§i°"al Coordinator may deem necessary for the
protection of life, property, and resources, of or within his
^o!c ^' r^?^"? unforeseen circumstances or hazards which, by

nf^n^h^nT Z^^'"^''^?'" °'' "magnitude, are beyond the scope
oi such plans ol operation.

ORDER NO. 5

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that all State and local offi-
%l^ll ^"^ persons holding positions of responsibility in the
7lt^L7 JnH ?f accredited civil defense and disaster organi-
zations, and all registered Civil Defense and Disaster Service
Volunteer Workers, and all unregistered persons impressed into
service during the period of the State of Extreme Emergency by
a person having the authority to command the aid of citizens

wi o/tr"i^??/'^ ^^"^ '^"^i^"' ^^^ hereby declared to be mem-
bers of the California Civil Defense and Disaster Corps; and

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IT IS FimTHKR ORDERED that all officials of local
political subdivisions of the State who perform duties in the
State Control Center or in any Regional or Sector Control Cen-
ter, and all rej^istered Civil Defense and Disaster Service
Volunteer Workers so assigned, are hereby declared to be per-
sonnel of the staff of the California Disaster Office for the
period of the State of Extreme limergency; and are subject to
the direction of the Governor, the Director of the Disaster
Office, and/or the Coordinator of the control center to which
such persons are assigned or attached; and

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that all officials and regis-
tered Civil Defense and Disaster Service Volunteer Vtorkers
heretofore der;if;nated ami/or holding positions as Chiefs of
Service, Coordinators, or in any other capacity as staff per-
sonnel at State, Region, Sector, or Operational Area levels
are hereby declared to be personnel of the staff of the Cali-
fornia Disaster Office.

ORDER NO. 6

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the State of California
Civil Defense and Disaster Plan, originally approved by the
California State Disaster Council on September 12, 1950; all
regional plans of operation developed thereunder, originally
approved by the California State Disaster Council on June 23,
1952; any additions or amendments to or revisions of such plans
which have been or may hereafter be approved by the California
State Disaster Council; and the California Disaster and Civil
Defense Master Mutual Aid Agreement, executed and approved by
the Governor on November 15, 1950; together with all local
plans developed thereunder, shall be in full force and effect.

ORDER NO. 7

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the governmental functions
of the State and of every political subdivision thereof shall
continue in full force and effect for the protection of lives,
property, and resources within their jurisdiction; and all duly
constituted officials of the State and of every political sub-
division thereof shall continue to discharge their responsi-
bilities and shall comply with, enforce, and assume the respon-
sibility for implementing such rules, regulations, or orders
not inconsistent with or contradictory to rules, regulations,
or orders issued by the President of the United States or the
armed forces of the United States, as are now or may hereafter
be promulgated by the Governor, in accordance v,dth approved
plans and procedures.

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ORDER NO. 8

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the State Plan for Procure-
ment for Civil Defense and Disaster During a State of Extreme
Emergency becomes effective, and that those persons designated
as Deputy State Purchasing Agents are authorized to use State
procurement forms in obtaining supplies, equipment, and/or
services necessary to implement approved civil defense and
disaster plans.

ORDER NO.

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the sale of alcoholic
beverages shall be discontinued immediately.

ORDER NO. 10

n i,r ■ -^T.-^^^ HEREBY ORDERED that all petroleum stocks for
California distribution, inclu.ling those in refinery storage.
'^^^^l K^'J^'i^"'^?! installations, and pipe line terminals^ '
shall be held subject to the control of the State Petrolem
Administrator; and

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that retail outlets for petro-
leum products shall operate in accordance with rules and reeu-
if!c°"r PJ-^s^ibed by the civil defense and disaster authori-
ties of the Jurisdiction in which they are located.

ORDER NO. 11

InMnHin. lU^ ™f^^^ ORDERlOp that all wholesale foodstocks,
including those under .he control of processors, wholesalers

S L^-n.^r^r-''' ^^ ^"i^ ^"^•^^'^^ ^° the cont^ofof the Stlte
Food Administrator, except as herein noted:

(1) Fresh fluid milk, fresh fruits and vegetables, and
bread are not subject to this order;

(2) Supplies necessary for the continued operation of
restaurants, hotels, hospitals, public institutions, and
similar establishments, for food consumed on the premises

l^^-?.'^v'^ ^""l ^"^Ject to this order; these requirements
should be met with the least possible change in normal
procurement and distribution procedures; "ormai

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(3) Supplies necessary for the operation of emergency-
feeding facilities in congregate shelters and improvised
hospitals feeding over approximately 100 persons per day,
may he obtained from wholesale sources upon aprrcval of
local civil defense and disaster directors; anc

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that retail outlets for food-
stocks shall operate in accordance with rules and regulations
prescribed by the civil defense and disaster authorities of
the jurisdiction in which they are located.

ORDER NO. 12

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that all drugs and medical sup-
ply stocks in California intended for wholesale distribution,
shall be held subject to the control of the Director of the
California Disaster Office; and

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that retail outlets for drugs
and medical supplies shall operate in accordance with rules
and regulations prescribed by the civil defense and disaster
authorities of the jurisdiction in which they are located.

ORDER NO. 13

n.^-,^ ^^,^^ HEREBY ORDERED that, pursuant to Sections
1915 and 1916 of the Financial Code, all banks shall close
immediately.

IN WITNESS WI!E,REOF, I have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the State of California to be affixed.

Done at the City of Sacramento this 27th day of January, 1958.

GOVERNOR
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f State

Approved by the

California State Disaster Council

on January 2?, 1958

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HX1:;CUTIVE OHDKH HO. 60-6d-1

Mi^ItEAS, the possibility of vliospread T^ktural

disaster i ■; , • -, „„,. ,, , • , , .

.• ,-re.',onL m t!us -t,,te; and

Wii-.u...,., poLunLlal .nui„les of the United i3tates

'^ ''''•' '^ ''"'"■ '■■■^^ -*^«*^« ^nd the United States in
ever-i-r.'wiiir forco ; ;aia

-i.^ 01 the Military and Veterans
Code provides:

"The Govornor may a^-'^lpn to -,,.+•<.

if^Hij;+,r "^ ""■^-'•Kn i.o a state afenov nntr

==;.y out .^n\ll,;Z rSal c"?1LnLSl

V'l^«^iS, It 1. tho duty „f all state ofriclalj to
r. = = u.. activ., U.ader=,ap ,„ olvl, .,efe„.,e and dl=a=tor pro-

pjiredness; and

mLMAS, executive Order No. bU-CD-l, issued
^■■i-il 2, 19t,6, formalized certain assi,nr.ents of civil

defense :a\c. U' • ■ . - ■■ -k-i^.^

' abilities which had previously

been made; and

..:^, current operational concepts in civil
^-r.n:. ., disaster procedures, developed in the li.ht of
new tecimlques, necessitate changes in established plans;

I-f"-'.'. ■: .i..Fo.a., 1, EDMUND G. BROW, Governor of the

otate of California , by virtue of fh« r,^

, uiT vxvzue ol the powers and authority

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^f , <]o hereby rescJn^ .
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-odl.tely, '"'^'^ °^^«- to become

P-^'-^' ai.. , r„ ^^'f erred to as agoncJo. .

^-•'^ protection or i +
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■ ■ ■■'^ "-"'in-c to bo „I„„1,"'' °' """ ■"■ "= -"""i services

"Jtural disaster.

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resources, includin}' personnel, equipment, supplies, and

facilities, must be devrtcd to carryinr^ out such functions.
.'.•' ■■ ••■■nc:- ^.-r'rb ' ■ ■■ •• -^r-.r v;!.cl. •. ■ rt be continued not-
'. ' • ■• '. i.ji',-i:iy at-laci;, m. ^ i ,• vju-- its princlpr:! t:.ead-
quartor- in a Danger Zone, shall provide for an auxiliary
headquarter -t a site in a support area, or at a location
not in close proximity to a designated {possible target, to
v;hic!. the appropriate personnel of the agency shall report
in thij tvorit of enemy attack,

b. All reiiources, includinr personnel, of
' ' • ,' :.(.:y not rcniireri in tht; performance of the functions

■:'ir-i. h'..' continued in tii.' (;vi.nt of an enemy attack
Snail bo available for » rTormance of civil defense and
disaatcr functions and shall bo reported to the California
Disaster Office as soon as determined. Such resources will
be assigned to the norformance of a civil defense and dis-
nrter function b; jirector, California Disaster Office,

■•• :, . lit ir d<!oi;iod ni^ocrrary.

■i . T! < iro t(.c tlc'ii ijf its personnel, equipment,
and supplies, and tl- safeguardinn of State property in the
event of natural disaster v;ith little or no warning.

B. Each agency v;hich operates radio-equipped motor
vehicles shall insure that the regularly assigned drivers
of such vehicles receive training in radiological monitoring
and reporting techniqui: tlat an adequate niunber of
supervisory ncrrcnn'-'l .. . > .• cm Ivo sucli training.

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C. Ti o rorponrlblMty ior em. rgency planning shall
rest v.'i'i 1.'- • . ; . ; ;oncy. Copier: of completed
plann : rubmit'ed to the Director of the California
Disaster ui:ico lor coorriination. i'laiv rhrll bo reviewed
and tcctc nt ioact oncf durinr each calendar year, and
revised as necessary.

D. In addition to the responsibilities imposed above,
each agency may be assigned additional specific civil de-
fense r.nd/or disaster responsibilities consonant with its
capnbi ; L. y ■':<: Director of the Ga^ifornia Disaster
Office;, nr iiiulii,- !. ■ ^y the head of each agency con-
cerned .-.nd t.he i.ructcr a i'^ ;• ' i f ornia Disaster Office,
and approved by the Governor. Included shall be the assign-
ment of competent personne] of the agency to serve as the
staff or the Director, California Disaster Office, durinr
perio(': -ite of extreme emergency and as liaison offi-
.;.!•:■ nurjnr a r.tai' ' . :■ i'. l^ftch aRoncy :;ha]I arrange
for th..- pro;...!- traiinii ' T "'vonriel a:::'li'ned a disaster
j-ui.ftion, ; • : h^V! i.i.. : ...-ii pornonn.' i ;v;nirblc for tost

exercises.

h. The California Disaster Office shall assist other
State agencies with technical guidance and assistance in

carryin;' out tliO provisions of A through D above.

F. Authority is hereby granted for State agency em-

ployecr, ,i..p ; rn-,t..v^ i"nr participation in authorized training
programs: ■ • • I. •■... rci-.: ■■< r iiot.-' by Uo California

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DiEnstor Cffice, u i— .■ilov.-ed compensatinj-; time off for

;;. rvloes reru'erod outnidc regular workln,- hours, or be com-

pen;;atod for sucli rjervicer, as the tiead of the aet-ncy may
direct.

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and caunod l-ho Great
affixed.

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Jur;e, 1960.

UX. , 1 have- hereuiito not my hand
' or Lie :.tate of C.alilornia to be

ty ( 1' oacrani«;nto this j;;^'"*-'.. flay of

G0VLU1:C.(

(JCo'ta^iL Af^*^

Secretary of-^State

pTinltJ in t«rir«KNiA stArt r*i TfNr npritl

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I, EARL ffARREN, Governor of r*Mf ^

«riior 01 C&^ifornla, do hereby

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©• I.. Heisinjjer.

AND I DO HEREBY offer ^ ,.^.^^a .

i^x oxier fa reward of one hundred

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an. or «.e ,ro,..Un, or Di,l..„„ „v or t„e Elation. Coa,,

for the pu.pos. re.o.es the .u„ or te.. th„u..„. ,„u.rs

" ""'"" «"^"^^"'. I ■-« her,u,.to set ., h„,
«n. oau... the a.e.t a..l or tl,e st,U or C.Uro„.l. to b.
.nixed hereto thU 5t.., s^j. „f j,„„„,, i^^j,.

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ION

Advertising, by croatiu;:; ^onsuiiior demand and thus
stimulating national distribution and rausa production, has
.;l.iyod an iiiiiiort.-j.iit ..virt in the developnent of the high suundard
Ox living v.hich we onjoy in ;.r;ericu. Tlirou^h advertising we
i.£.ve come to accept as comnonplace the advantages that are a
.source of ./onderruiit to loss fortujiate people in many other
parts of tho world.

In this year marking our centennial of statehood, we
in Calirornla have reason to be particularly appreciative of the
i,o..»3r cf adverlicing. By calling the attention of the nation
and the world to the vast rosources and opportunities of our
-.tate, advertising has contributed greatly to our growth and
development.

i'lu'ou Ji tho L;odiu;n of .-.dver tising California las told
Millions of people of its climatic advantages, the glories of
its mountain;, Lhe richness
of its beaches and resorts.

years into the second largest state of the Nation, and tourist
travel luis become one of its mujor industries.

xO focus attention on tbe importance of advertising as
a vital part of our econoLiy I, £arl Warren, Governor of
California, do hereby ; roclaim the period January u - 14, 19i;'0,
as ADV2HTI3ING Vi:COGKITIOb V.l^iilv, and I urge all the people cf
our litatc to become bettor acquainted vjith advertising in its
various form: and its effect on our daily lives.

of its valleys and the attractions
As a result, it lias grown in ICO

IIJ v;iTI!L3S V/iiiiREOF, I have
iiereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 6th day
of January, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty.

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GOVFRNOR'S CERTIFICATE Of APPROVAL OF

CITY COjNCIL«S RfcSOLUTIOiJ FOR DECOWTROL OF RENTS
UNDER FEiPERAL HOUSING &: RENT LAW

CITY OF HUNTINGTON PARK.

The City of Huntington Park, in the County of
Los Angeles, stete of California, on October 13, 194.9,
presented for approval a certified copy of a decontrol
resolution (Resolution #3002) passed by its City Council
on October 3, 1949, together with certified copies of
transcript of proceedings before the Council, copy of
petition for decontrol and other documents. These
documentr rstablisht

(1) Tb8t public hearing was held on August ^9, 1949

t er: Ci.ye^ ov\bli5?hf-d notice thereof;

{.] T*u t Ithoufh opposition was eypresred at the
ueiiriiig, no factual rvldence was submitted against decontrol;

(3) The City Council, after a fall anc' fair hearing
anu after let, 1 '• '''f' sufficient notice, f orraa Ily d eterained
tiiat t.'^ere uo longer erlstf in the city of Huntington Park
such a shortage of rental housing accomniod;-tion5 as to require
rental control ii. ?u. t, city.

In view of the foregoing considerations, and in
accordance with the provisions of the Housing ii aent Act
of 1947, as anended by tht' Housing k Rt-nt Act of 1949,
particularly Section 20^ J), par. 3, the resolution and
finding of the Himtington Park City Council that there no

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longer exists such r shortage of rental housing
Hccommodations as to require rent control in the City
or Huntington Park is hereby approred.

DATED: .l£:nuar>' 7, I 50.

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Governor or California "~~

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Secretary of ^tate

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GOVERNOR'S CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL OF
CITY COUNCIL'S RESOLUTION FOR DECONTROL OP RENTS
gNPV.R FEDERAL "niiSTMa ^ REMT LAW

TTTY OF iJAYWOOD

The City of May wood, in the County of Lo»
Angeles, State ot Calif orata, on October 22, 19 A9,
presented for approval a certified copy of a decontrol
resolution (Resolution No. 1185) passed by its City
Council on October 4, 1949, together with certified
copies of transcript of proceeding, before the Council,
copy of oetition for decontrol and other documents.
These documents establish:

(1) That a public hearing was held on September
20, 1949, after ten days' published notice thereof}

(2) That although opposition was expressed at the
hearing, no factual evidence was submitted against decontrol,

(3) The City Council, after a full and fair hearing
and after legal and .ufficient notice, formally determined
that there no longer exist, in the City of Maywood such a
Shortage of rental housing accommodation, a. to require
rental control in such city.

In Vie* of the foregoing considerations, and in
accordarxce witn the provision, of the Housing & Rent Act
of 1947, as amended by the Housing ^ Rent Act of 1949,
particularly Section 204(3), Par. 3, the resolution and
finding of the Mayi-ood City Council that there no long.r

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exists Muct. a uhortafeb of rental housing accommodations
88 to req-.ilrs rent control lu the City o! Maywood it

hereby approved.

DATED: January 7, 1 '50.

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GOVrRNCR'S CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL OF

CT-^Y co-JixiL'ti u..;oi.U'iioii roll ^^co-.tro^ of R^NTS

UiWER FF.nEHAL HUUSJMH ^■-. RKNT LAW _

gTTY OF BELL

The City of Bell, in the Comty of Los Angeles,
State of California, on October 13, 1-JA9, presented
lor approval a certified copy of « decontrol resolution
(Resolution No. 1246) passed by its City Council on
October 3, 1949, together with certified copies of
transcript of proceedings before the Council, copy of
petition for decontrol and other documents. These

documents esxabllsb:

(1) That « public hearing wa,« held on September
12, 1949, after tendc.y8' published notice thereof;

(2) TiXt tithr.agu oppo^ltioa r:- f ex^renseu .t thr
hearing, no factual evidence wp. subnitted against decontrol,

(3) The City Council, after a full and fair hearing
end after le,al .nd sufficient notice, formally determined
th.t there no longer exists in the City of Bell such a
shortage of rente.1 housing accommodations as to require
rental control In such city.

in view of the foregoing considerations, and in
accordance with the provision, of the Housing & Rent Act
of 1947, as amended by the Housing & Rent Act of 1949,
particularly Section 204(j), Par. 3, the resolution and
flt^dlng of the Bell City Council that there no longer

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exli.ts such a shortage of rental housing accommodations
as to require rent control In the City of Bell is
hereby approved.

DATED: January 7, 1950.

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GOVERNOR'S CERTIFICATE Or' APf'RvjVAL OF
CITY COUNCIL'S RESOLUTION FOR DECONTROL OF RENTS
UNDER FLDLrvAL uC/ooI,i«u k KEiJT LAW

The City of South Oate, In the Coanty of Loe
Angeles, State of California, on Norember 23, 1949,
presented for approval a certifiea copy of a aecontrol
resolution (Resolution No. 1815 ) passea by Its City
council on Nc member 7th , 1949, together with certified
copies of transcript of proceedings before the Council,
copy of petition lor decontrol ana other documents.
These documents establtshx

(1) That a public hearing was held on October
10, 1949, after ten cays' published notice thereof;

(2) That although opposition was expressed At tne
hearing, no factual evidence was submitted against decontrol;

(3) The City Council, after a full and fair hearing
and after legal and sufficient notice, formally determined
that tv.ere no longer exist, in the City of South Gate such
a shortage of rental housing accommodations as to require
rental control In such city.

in view of the foregoing considerations, and in
accordance with the provision, of the Housing & Rent Act
of 1947, as amendea by the Housing k Rent Act of 1949,
particularly Section 204(j), P-r. 3, the resolvilon and
finding of the south Gats City Council that there no longer

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exists such a shortage of rental housing accommodations
as to require rent control in the City of South Gate is
hereby approved.

DATED: January 7, 1950.

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ATTEST :

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Statf of £aliforiiia

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Modern science has made great strides in the figajc^
against disease but we have yet to win the battle against the'
scourge of infantile paralysis. In fact, the year just past
was the blackest in the history of this dread disease with more
than 42,000 cases In the United States.

The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis has
for many years conducted its annual March of Dimes campaign to
raise funds to pay for the expensive treatment needed to
counteract the effects of infantile paralysis and bring its
victims back to health. Without the March of Dimes only a few
could afford the treatment it is making available to thousands
of men, women and children throughout the Nation.

In addition to paying the costs of treatment in
individual cases, March of Dimes contributions help to finance
a research program which can be the means of eventually
eradicating this terrible disease from our homes.

Two years ago California was forced to rely heavily
upon the National Foundation when it had an unprecedented number
of cases of infantile paralysis. Although we were fortunate
during 1949 In having fewer cases than other parts of the
country, we have no way of knowing when our State might be hard
hit again. If such an attack should come we have the
satisfaction of knowing that the National Foundation stands
ready to aid us.

It is a matter of vital concern to every Callfornlan
that the program of the National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis not be curtailed. Therefore, I, Earl Warren,
Governor of California, do hereby proclaim Monday, January I6,
1950, ar the opening day of the MARCH OF DIMES campaign, and
I urge all of the people of our State to contribute generously
for VAs essential work.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 12th day of
January, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty.

ATTEST :

Governor of California

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CITY COUNCIL'S RESOLUTION FOR DECONTROL OF RENJPSj x^ %
TTwr.F.R fFipERAL HOUSING & RFjNT LAW,

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CITY uF LONG BEACH

The City of Long Berch, in the County of Los Angeles,
State of California, on November U, 1949, presented for
approval a certified copy of a decontrol resolution
(Resolution #C12063) passed by its City Council on November
9, 1949, together with certified copies of transcript of
proceedings before the Coaxicil, copy of petition for decontrol
and other documents. Tnesfe documents establish:

(1) That public hearings were held by the City Council
on July 13 and October 28, 1949, after ten days published
notice thereof;

(2) That the nearby cities of Santa lionica, Compton,
Santa Ana, Los Anj^eles and Signal Hill were notifleo of the
meetings ana their purposes;

(3) Ti-c t betweo- "utes of the two public hearings
z:\e Cit> Ji Lo,v; t^oich, unuer the direction of its City
Manager, conducted its own indfcyendent city-wide vacancy survey;

(4) That the City Manager's survey showed that on or
about the 19th ol Sep'teraber, 1949, there were approximately 1990
vacaricies for rent ol wViich 1098 *ere furnished and 892 un-
furnished. It showed ti^t the rental vacancy factor in standard
dwelling units in the City of Long Beach wes 3.5 .'er cent;

(5) The City Council, after a full and fair hearing and
after leg..l and sufficient notice, formally determined that there
no longer exists in the City of Long Beach such a shortage of
rental housing accommodations as to require rental control in
such city.

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In Tj«w of the foregoing considerations, and in
accord: iice »ith the provisions of the Housing & Rent Act
of 1947, as amended by th« Housing & Rent Act of 1949,
particularly Section 204(j), par. 3, the resolution and
finding of the Long Beach City Council that there no longer
exists such a shortage in rental housing accornmocations as to
require rent control in the City of Long Beach is hereby
approved.

Dated: January !<., 1950.

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ATTEST:

Secretary ojf ^tate

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PROCLAMATION

In this year of California's centennial of statehood,
we are reminded that the tremendous grov/th and development of
our State during its first 100 years is due in large part to
the great abundance of its natural resources.

Today, with a population of nearly 11,000,000 people,
the drain on these resourcos is greater than ever before. We
have reached the point where California's future progress will
be measured by how we conserve its forests, its agricultural
and range lands, its water, its mineral and oil deposits, its
beach and mountain recreational facilities, and its fish and
game.

If we are to make certain that California continues
as a pleasant and productive place to live and work, each of us
must take a personal interest in the conservation of its
resources. We must be particularly careful, in our enjoyment of
the out-of-doors, to prevent the destruction of our forests
through the scourge of fire. We must come to understand the
interdependence of forest conservation, water conservation and
soil conservation and the relation of all of these to full
development of our recreation and fish and game programs.

In the interest of focusing the attention of the public
on the urgent need for increased conservation during the second
century of our statehood, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California,
do hereby proclaim the period of March 7 to 14, 1950, as
CONSERVATION WEEK and I urge all the people of our State to
become more aware of the extent to which our daily welfare
depends upon natural resources.

IN V/ITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 25th day of
January, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty. ^

Governor of California

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One of the basic considerations in the welfare of
a coiMiunity is the health of its citizens. It is important,
therefore, to see that our children are thoroughly impressed
with proper practices in preserving their ptiysical well-being,
and thus insure good health habits when they bocome adults.

^ Dental health in particular is largely a matter of
It^^iA, '''^^■^!^ and regular attention to the condition of a
cnild's ncuth will prevent needless disease and decay which
are not only damaging in themselves but can disable other
parts of the body.

imr^r...^. , ^^ o^deip to stlmulate a better understanding of the
importance of good dental practices, I, Earl Warren, Governor
01 wa-Li.ornia, do hereby proclaim February 6. 1950. as
C ILDREN'o DENTAL lEALTIl DAY, ar,d I urge parents aAd others
interested in the health of our children to give their active
support to the observance of this occasion.

IN VrflTNESS \VHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 3o day of
January, A.D., One
Thousjind Nine Ilimdred
and Fi]

Governor of California

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We in California have reason to be proud that the
tremendous growth of our State In recent yearjs has been
achieved without tension and discord. It is a splendid
demonstration of the ability of men and women of widely differ-
ing origin to work together for the common good.

There is no reason why this same spirit of brother-
hood cannot prevail in the relationships of people the world
over. In fact, our hopes for permanent peace depend in great
part upon the degree to which mankind can replace bitterness,
prejudice and fear with the constructive influences of friend-
ship and good will.

The National Conference of Christians and Jews is
again sponsoring the observance of American Brotherhood Week
throughout the Nation as a means of furthering the fundamental
principles of universal brotherhood. In keeping with the
purposes of this program, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California,
do hereby proclaim the week of February 19 to 26, 1950. as
BROTHERHOOD VVESK, and I urge all the people of o^ State to
cooperate in the observance of programs which will help to
promote mutual trust and understanding.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this y day
of February, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Flftj

Governor of California
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) GOVKRNOR'S CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL OF
( ■ CITY COUNCIL'S RESOLUTION FOR DECOHTROL OF RENTS
UNDER FKDERAL HOUSING & RENT LAW.

CITY OF GLENDAL£.

The City of Olendale, in the County of Lot
Angeles, State of California, on NoTember 2, 1949,
presented for approval a certified copy of a decontrol
resolution (Resolution No. 8877) passed b;/ its City
Council on October 27, 1949, together with certified
copies of transcript of proceedings before the Council,
copy of petition for decontrol and other documents.
These documents establish:

(1) That a public hearing was held by the City
Council on September 14, 1949, after ten days' published
notice thereof;

(2) Tliat all cities within Los AngcO. es County
were notified of the meeting and its purpose j

(3) That evidence both oral and documentary
was presvnted, both for and against decontrol;

(4) The City Council, after a full and fair
hearing and after legal and sufficient notice, formally
determined that there no longer exists in the City of
Olendale such a shortage of rental housing accommodation*
as to require rental control in such city.

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In view of the foregoing considerations,
and in accordance with the provision* of the Housing
& Rent Act of 1947, as amended by the Housing k
Rent Act of 1949, particularly Section 204(J), par. 3,
the resolution and finding of the Qlendale City
Council that there no longer exists such a shortage
in rental housing accommodations as to require rent
control in the City of Qlendale is hereby approved.

Dated: February 9, 1950.

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know to be preoared nr>f ^^n . *. f * ■^^ ^^ ^^e agency we

but to moblfllfrllle? fSlt?e^^^J ^J*'' ^°'=^^ fmergencles ,

disasters. Its netJork of service extend f""" °f ^^^ "^J°^

service extends around the world.

provides rlZ ^sH^^cZM^^ Sn\S^^^'^^^^ °^ «— n. It
at home and overseas and ?^^^^ ^^ "°'°®" ^" uniform, both
Its educational prol^amf in hn!«^nf''^ ^""^ ^^^^^ families:
prevention and watef sa?etv Se?n ?^^^?«' ^^^st aid, accident
better and safer placis to l^v^^ ? "^^? °"' communities
rendered 157.841 In^i^fn,, i ^®' ^" ^^1» *be Red Cross
last year.^'^ individual services to California people

through volin\\\r?on?rlbu'??ons°?o' ?Se ""'^^ T^^^'^^^ "'^^
Campaign which is held in Ma?ch o? i?!*^"^^ ^^^ ^^°^s ^und
attention of the public to th?s fn^- f^ ^f^'"* ^° ca^l t^e
Governor of CalifSrnia^ do heJebf d^LH^'./' E«^^ ^^^"«n,
opening day of the lo.^ Red rvn«^ I. ^■'■?^° ^^^°^ ^^t as the
earnestly call upon all of thl nL^^^ Campaign, and I
their generous aS\Soleheartld'IS?Jor?! °^ '*^*^ *° ^^^« ^*

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 14th day of
February, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty.

Governor o^ cllif^il

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CITY OF ^ANTA MQ.VTr^^

The City of Santa Monica, In the County of
Los Aiigeles, State of California, on November 25, 1949,
presented lor approval a certified copy of a decontro/
resolution (Resolution Mo. 357 (City Council Serie.)
passed by its City Council on November 8, 19^9,
together with certified copies of transcript of proceed-
ings before the Council, copy of petition for decontrol
and other documents. These documents establish,

(1) That a public hearing was held by the City
Council on September 27, 1949, after ten days' published
notice thereof J

(2) That the nearby cities of Beverly Hills,
Culver City, Los Angeles and Inglewood were notified
of the meeting and its purpose;

(3) That evidence both oral and documentary
was presented, both for and against decontrol;

(4) The City Council, after a full and fair
hearing and after legal and sufficient notice, formally
determined that there no longer exists in the City of

Santa Monica such a shortage of rental housing accommodation,
as to require rental control in such city.

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In view of tha foregoing considerations,
and in accordance with the provisions of the Housing
& Rent Act of 1947, as amended by the Housing &
Rent Act of 19A9, particularly Section 20>4(j), par. 3,
the resolution and finding of the Santa Monica City
Council that there no longer exists sucn a shortage
In rental housing accoaunodations as to require rent
control in the City of Saiita fionica is hereby approved.

Dated:

Feura^ry lo, 1950.

Governor of California

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secretary (pfl State.

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nf To™ J^^^ foundation of organized society is the obserTahce'i
«nH nfi* ^tl^ ^""^ °^ lawlessness provokes more lawlessness -^
T.oTlT.^rcly': ^''^^"^^ ^^" enforcement the^ifSIK^ is

..r.ed effl^J-ofo^if irSt:jLi?:L^r\-f?:i?s^ Tt ll ^hT"^ ^

n IJSrnLf iSoulK^?^e^-^-ie\\\T-Ls4^^^^^^^^ ^

^J^iif reaction to war. To counteract ?t7?here mst be a
of'cJLer''"""'" °' ^"^^^" determination t^ curtairiL blfght

nf r.-nrr^r.A '^^ ^^ ^""^ country durlng recent years the incidence

influence for hieher standards of l2. eSorleSeJ? S Ms

f^nS^'j^'.^f' !*'»*'> ""» *>»» N"'!"" to the end ?hat crlMmils
are blocked in their efforts to underline laS eSorcSeS?

.arl WarrJ" oTver'n^r oTS^^fc'r^^Lf Ker^E^'p^Sc^fL""' ^•

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
S«&1 of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 17th day
of February, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred 1
and Fifty.

Governor of California

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WHEREAS, An extraordiiiury occL-sion hus arisen and now
exists requiriiig tliat the Let;isiature of the State of Caiifornia

be couV'^rieu l:i extraoruliu. ry sessiju; now, therefore,

1, ^....L, ........bl^. Governor of the state of Caiifornia, by

virtue of the power and authority In me vested by Section 9 of i
Article V of the Constitution of the Sttite of California, do '
hereby convene tlie Letiislature of the State of Caiifornia to
rutet in extraordinary session at Sacramento, Caiifornia, on
Monday the sixth day of March, i9f)U, at' 1<. o'ciocK noon of said <
day for the following puri)oses and to legislate upon the follow-
ing subjects:

i. To consiuer .-nd act u^ion legislation relating to the j
protection ana care of, oiid asi.istance to, children, needy ;
perron::, a.ia other3 speciuliy in the neeu thereof. '

'<c. To cont-iaer anu act upju let^isi.. ti .in to enact tne
uiiiforra support of dependents law.

3. To consiaer and act upon legislation relating to

j.obbyifig and otiier atiehi.jLj to ial luence legislation. .

Ij -oiisider anu <^ct upon leg-isiation to pronibit any -
tl..h<z! A\^c^v ur employee, jther«ise tiiian in the discharge of hisj
official duties, from represeutint, lor compensation the interests
of ajiy other pen on before any administrative agency or ofiicer
of this StaLe or from ,.rosecuting or aioiiag or assisting in the
,;rubecutiou of any claim of caiother against the State or ^.ny
agency thereoj befor'. any such agency or officer.

5. To consider anii act upon legislation relating to the
a j,.ro..riatiun anu apportionru-^nt of State funds for the support
ji tlie public school system.

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6. To consiuer and act upon iegisl^.ti m relating to "he :
:. . , jrtion-.ent of the bonded indebteuness oX school districts 1
;.i.en uiatrict boundorie^ .-.re changed.

7. To consider anu act upon legisL-tion relating to air
pollution and research on the effects of air pollution on public
health.

a. To consider and act upon legislation providing for a
survey and analysis of the public woriis programs of the State
ana local agencies and the advance planning of sucn prograios,
ana methods'of financing such progra.ns.

9. To coiisiuer and act upon legislation relating to the
, fina.icing of public wonts ana improvements by counties, cities
land counties, cities, aiiu public districts.

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^tatc of California

. Tj coasiiuer und act upoa iiegi£ii.tioa providing for

.!_it or Eurpiui, money in tiw! Department of Agriculture
lUiLux.ii, I'T ti.e a:e of t.-iu! aepurtment.

li. To considcir c.nu act upon Jiiegis

Cu, ..nihility Reiievulopmeut Act (Ci'i^>pter 13.,u,

:- oi i/^>).

verif1r.-^ti.n'^'^/'cV''^T uuQ act upu:i xti^isiatiuu relating t. tnf
L 11 .L si-iutures in coiiiiection with absent voters

■ To consider ana ;. i i.ion legist . relatirig i . t. -

'•'i -M ! ire li; ■,- , jlicifes.

^-,. . ■ coii^.xuer ;,.ui acL u.^on iefeisic.tion to exclade
ui: ar, tice on pro:jerty bein^' ,>urc-h;-ecl from the Depart.neat of

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•iv. ,^(.- i, Uy^u i-<if^xi j.^ tiou reletting to

■ ble of being lised for pfairblin,^ puri>o£es,

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17. lo cjuExaer and act upon iei^itiictiou to validate
.T- nizfction, hounatries, governing officer::- or boirc;-, a-^-
' ■ ''iui- of public Oodieo. '

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' • ' ■" • 'ow in session;

■ St, it is deomedi tie.
i.lQeration; nov,, triereforf, ^

■iow exist, it is decmeulde: Lrr.ble aal^ec

for coi.

vjy v^i-uue uf the power ve...
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roiiow: Uiouui ,

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by ;|.GW, hereby amenu and

■ch |, 1950, by aouing the

J, a4u thereby .^emitting

"Mht^Xf^:^^''''-'::;'",^'*^ fOllowiixg subject, in
-abjeetK S;)feciried in the ori. la,- i Prj. .. .

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!:>. To consider and act upon

''-'^: !-n of Senate Constitutio,u..i i^cna^ac^.t a
■ oet;sion tu tJ.e votepb of the State

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', i ,! ,. . , ,he sixth ..ay of aiarcu, 1950, ;-t 12:15 p.m. 01

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is that at least one-third of thf^f ^ °^ **^^® tremendous toll
ha. there heen .arl. "l^LsL^^rpS^nr^f^Sfi: JJ^ ^

American C^e;*^Lc5:2?J,^°cSnslSS?i'^ '"^ P'^^^^^ *° the
saving the lives of cancer suf?f^fJ^ Progress has been made in
extensive cancer research nrowtf;^ P* Society has sponsored i
widespread campaien of «dn^ ?i ^fv.^** has carried out a '^^'^

danger ■^lgnals'of'Sance?'S?cre^f'l%'?o'o'l\te°/'^°^"^^« ^*

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be effectively reduced i ff! ® ^^^ "hen this death rate e«n

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of the early manifestations o? cancer! ^''^^^®' ^""^^^^^ awarenesJ

of California^ do'Krebrp^ocl a? ^'f ' '' ^"^ ^"'^-n. Governor
CANCER CONTROL MONTH aJd^ni^^^J^^ °°"^^ °f April as
contribute generous"^ ^iL tM.*'^ ^".^^^ °^ California to
programs of the AmericarJ^ce? locieJy! ^ '""^ '"^^^^^ °' ^he

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
^eal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 27th day of
March, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty.

ATTEST:

Governor of California
Secretary oi" State

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i^^.c, thfe Lfcfaihiature ofjtJae Ste alifornia

.-. c, i '50, In extraordinary sfc;.xuu oursuant to
:er. i, 1^50, J.iiu is now in session; and

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iuvv ej'.ibt, it is iaeeffifcu uebiraole and
iitioiu. 1, i;ubjects to the Legislature lor

i, iiAiii. i,^n..i.i\i. Governor ol the State of California.
.r the power vested in me by law, hereby aoena and
y proclamation aatea March %, 1950, by adding t>^e
:tir,r:al purposes thereto, fna tr.ereby perraittii.g
- > legislate upon the fpllotving subjects in
L - ..^.jjects specif ieci in the original Proc^t-.ation,

t, „„ -.^ ' ' . ' ''"^''-'- '■ ■ '-^ ^:'-'" -L*^gislatio.i i- _x_ i_'

t.o cr^u^L Aor ^rior .,ub_ic 6<.rvice, audiannual salary increr.eats
b.rea on such service, for ofilcers analattaches of muScipal

counties of tiie fifth class.

.. To coiisjder bnci ..ct u.-on leeiiLlation authorizing
c^avcyance of pro^.erty purcliasea ior a new site
;-" '■'•='^'^ College auu the applicatioii of tlie procer-dL-

^<i. To conracer and act upo4 legislation to provioe
- : . . coiiveyaace to Butte Courity of ti^e right, title and
...c.i . t of tne State m certain real property in Butte Coui.1

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a'caL be^i of the btati; ol California to ue ai.ixea
ay Ol April, 1950.

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State of dalifornia

Paocii4M4Tioii

Good Friday is observed by men and women of the
Christian faith as a day of meditation and prayer in memory
of Christ's sacrifice upon the cross.

Through the centuries this anniversary of the
Crucifixion of Christ has been a symbol of the great love
v/hich He held for mankind. It is an occasion for us to
reaffirm our devotion to Him and seek with renewed vigor to
make His life on Earth the pattern for the conduct of our own
lives.

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby call attention to our State lavj which
designates Good Friday, April 7, 1950, as a legal holiday
between the hours of 12:00 noon and 3 sOO p.m., and proclaim
these hours as a period to be consecrated to our religious
devotions .

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I havo
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed tills 5th day of
April, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty.

ATTEST:

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CalirornirinoJi;^ "pe..u'ir."uro?"..'^'^ P^^* ^^ ^he public
P'tients an>' into the ho^nital .?L ^^'"^ '"^^1™ '-'S^ ^^or ment'l

treatment and for a bid, rfnl ^'""^°^^^^^ •'^tandardc of care a n^

c-onlitions in the home thP Lh I "^^^ P'^'^* ^o" wholesome

f^-cilities, both piibUc aSr] nrivJ! "^^^ ^° ^^ili-e all loS
the ,nental health of the JommSuy!' ""^''^ "-^^ contribute to'

Of CalifornLr'irher.T^J;\eS^?r ^f^^ '^^"-"' Governor '

-•^ta as MENT/.L 4lv\LTH vrvvk , ^ ^''- ""^^^^ of April P^rS th~ u

their increased interest Tn"''n.lV^' r""^""^ """'^ the need for
programs for improv^.'^entxl KalJh!^'"""" '" ^'^^'^^ ^^^ ^oLl

IN 1-/ITMEGS V;keREOF, I have

hereimto set ray hand and
l^^^l l^^ Great Seal o?
the State of California
to be affixed this nth
day of April, A.D..
on. Thousand Nine H^.red

Governor of California

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As we take Inventory of our blessings and our
accomplishments in this, our 100th year of statehood, we view
with satisfaction the progress that has been made In education, r
the basis of which is our public school system, [

The little red school house which was the symbol of
public education a century ago expanded into a network of
elementary and high schools, Junior and State colleges which
now serve the needs of 1,600,000 young Calif ornians.

It has been a great cooperative venture. Both State i
and local governments have made their contributions. We like I
to believe that through their joint efforts the opportunities I
afforded our children for a sound basic education are not i
excelled anywhere. If we are justified in this conclusion it
is only because our citizens have shown a personal interest in ^
education and because public-spirited men and women have been
willing to devote their lives to the teaching of our youth.

It is of paramount importance that this civic
interest be strengthened and that those in the teaching pro-
fession be supported and encouraged in their efforts. One of
the best ways of accomplishing these results is for each
citizen to know the public school system. The best way to
know it is to keep in constant touch with it. Therefore, I,
Earl Warren, Governor of California, do hereby proclaim the
week of April 24th to April 30th, 1950, as PUBLIC SCHOOLS WEEK
in California, and I urge every citizen to visit a public school
during this period to become personally acquainted with the
programs and accomplishments of our educational system.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this 21st day of April,
A.D,, One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Fifty, y

ATTEST ;

Governor of California

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GiOVERNOR'S CEHTIKICATE Oi* Ai'.-'riOVAI. OF
CITi COUNCIL' c. HEbOLUTlON VOR DEC0:^1T.40L OF riENTS
MUM_£EDEiUL H'.)J£IigG A RENT LAteL

CITY OF ..»iQ4TiaiEr.L2

The City oi' ilout'-belio, in the County of
Los Aiijeles, Stat(.' of CDliforuiK, on February 10,
1950, presented for a.)..rovi,l f. certifiea copy of a
decontrol rt^soiutlon (Resolution No. 4487) pi.ssed
b: its City Council on Jtmuary lb, I950, together
..Ith, certified copies of transcript of proceedings
before the Council, copy of petition for aecontrol
and other docunents. These documents establish:

(1) Tt^it, a .lublic hearing was hela by the
City CourioiL on January 4, 1950, after ten days'
pubXisiieu not Ice thereof j

(2) Tl:i£it the nearby cities of ffhittier and
Monterey Park were notified of the meeting ana its
purpose;

(3) No factaal evidence la op. jsition to
decontrol was preLJ'.nted at the Council meeting;

(4) Thr city ComiciL, after .;. full >„nc fair
hCi-Luti xnd afte'- ieija I ana sufficient notice, formally
detiruiiied that there no longer exists in the City of
iiout'-.bello such a shortage of rental housing accommoda-
tions as to require rental control in such city.

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In vii^v. ol' the foregoing considerations,
and in accord.-nice with the provisions of the
Housiag & Rent Act of 19U'^ > as amended by the
Hou:;iag k Ront i.ct of 1949, particularly Section
204(j), par. 3, the resolution and finding of the
Montebelio City Council that tliere no longer exists
such :. shortage in rental hoasinc accommodations as
to rejuire rent control in the City of Montebelio
i;; hereby aouroved.

DATI'^D: ..iiiy 3, L,»50.

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Tiie City of Monterey Par;c, in the County
of LOS Angeles, Stat- of CaLiforoia, on February 2,
1950, jrc;ientnJ for a,..jrov:ii a certifif^d copy of a
decontroi resolatlon (Resolution No. 4696j) passed
by itf City Couficii on January 16, 1-;!jO, together
will certified copies of transcript of proceedings
b.^: jr. ill-' Council, copy of petition for aecontrol
an.i otl-ur doca..ieuts. Tiie:;o docuaents establish:

(i) Tl-iat a public hearing was held by the
City Council on January 10, 1950, after ten aaysi
published notice thereof, and ^ continued hearing was
he 111 on J.-uiuary 17, I'v'fjO;

(;') That the nearby cities of Alharabra aiad
,,.:..,. Mia were uotLl'leu of the meeting and its purpose;

(3) No factual evidence in opositioa to
decontrol was preseatea at th-. Couiicii meeting;

(4) The- City Council, after a full and fair
hearing emu after legal and sufficient notice, formally
deterainea that Lrcre no longer exists in the City of
Mor.terey Par'-c such a shortage of rental housing accoronioda-
tions as to require rental control in such city.

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In view of the foregoin:3 considerations,
;:iia 1:1 accoruance with the provisions of the
HouGiiig & Rent Act ol' 1947, as amended by the
Houiiing i£ Rent Act o! I'M'?* particularly Section
204.(j), par. 3, the resolutioa ana finding of the
Monterey Pai''c City Council that there no longer
exists such a i:nortage in rental housing ace oniraodat ions
a:- to recuire reiit control in tht* City of Monterey
/_;■-. is hereby approved.

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The white cane has become widely known as the si^
of a blind parion. It should indicate to everyone that the
person carrying it must be given the greatest possible pro-
tec?iSn from hazards which he is unable to ^^e. In particular,
it is of vital importance that motorists be on the lookout lor
the bearers of these white canes and give them an absolute
right of way as they cross our streets and highways.

vmite Cane Week is observed nationally from May 15
through t.:ay 21, as a means of acquainting the public with the
probL^ms and needs of the blind. During this period the
National Federation of the Blind wilJ sell Braille bookmarks
to raise funds for its program of improving "je economic,
social and general welfare of the blind and of helping blind
persons to help themselves.

In furtherance of this worthy effort, I, Earl Warren,
Governor of California, do hereby proclaim the week of My 1.,
1950, as WHITE CANE WEEK in California. I urge the people of
our State during this period to support the program of ^he
National Federation of the Blind and to help achieve greater
recognition of the fact that the bearer of a white cane is a
blind person who merits our intelligent assistance and
con:>lderatlon.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 4th day of
May, A.D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifty.

Governor of California

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Tiio City of Arcaui,--, , in '■ " >>X'iX.y of
'^' '-^ ' '-' > ^tate or CLiLforni.., on imhratry 16,
IVjO, prt;;..-ntuu i'or ;j-'.jrov i , c>.;-tifieu co.iy jf
a decontrol resolution (HesoljutioQ wo. I9di) passed
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pabxished notice thereof;

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(4) The City Council, aft^r a full and
fair hearlm; - • ; t'ii- legal and sufficient notice,
forid&lly determined that there ao longer exists in
the City of Arcaoia siich a shortage of rental housing
accomnodationi; . .■ ij require rental control in s.ich

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In view of the roregoin;; considerations,
i^n^ in accoi-uaaco «.Lth the ^rovisioai; )f the
Housing % Rent Act of 1947, as r.,,. : . the
Hon: : . ., ,i.,a /.ct or m'), p„,.t,,, , ,i_y ;.ection
204(j), par. 3, the resoluti.. , : i^^ding of the
Ar.- Miia City CoujiciL tlu.t there ao iori£;er exists
such u Shortage in rental housing accommodations as
to require rent control in the City of Arcadia is
hereby approved.

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4. 4 J citizenship for many generations of American*
meant Independence from oppression, persecution and feari-^jjt^
on^ f ^^ us an opportunity to exercise our voice In government
and to live in freedom without regard to origin, race or creed.

Ko^^^. ^®f^^Pf *^® "OS* appreciative of the priceless
h!^f ^!^ of American citizenship are the men and women who
have recently attained full participation in the public affairs
of our Nation through naturalization. To honor these new
^i i:???^ ^"w.^-^f° °^ y°"*^ '^° ^^e assumed the obligations
qnn^ii f^^'u^^ l^ reaching the age of majority, the third

«^ rLi^ "^^ °^„?^f^ y^°^ ^^ ^«" designated by the President
and Congress as "I Am An American Day." =^ '

..i-r.^^^ "^^ ^^ most fitting on this occasion that we demon-
™«c? L""^ understanding that the institutions of democracy
m«ini-^.''?K*^''"^H^.?^*"^^'^ «"^ safeguarded if they are to
?S Sf JrP«tfi''/"^i^*^- .?^ development of this understanding
is of greater Importance than ever at this time when our

^^??'"^^ "^i concepts of liberty and democracy are under constant
challenge by the propagandists of subversive doctrines. *'°°^'*°''

of C«Hfn.!J!'' H^^r ^iJ^'^g^^ts In »lnd, I, Earl Warren, Governor
?L.^^i^^^^^^^ f **° hereby proclaim May 21. 1Q50 as "I AM an
AMERICAN DAY" in California and urge^ll' citizens on tMs
mf^« r ^° reaffirm their faith in the principles that have
«n^ n«^^^''?l^*'"^^r^*- ^ further urge that pSblic officials,
^n^Hn^J? "^^'^in^^'^e ^"^ educational organizations join In
conducting pufellc observances to focus the attention of our
people upon the blessings and obligations of citizenship.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 11th day
of May, A.D,, One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifj

Governor of California

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In the recent world conflict the armed forces of
our Nation teamed together with memorable success against
aggressors who threatened our civilization. With the coming
of peace they have continued this teamwork in the Interests
of a vigorous and effective national defense.

To call attention to the vital importance of our
country's military forces, the President and Congress have
designated Saturday, May 20th, as Armed Forces Day. It is
fitting that on such a day we give recognition to all who
have contributed to the building of our military forces.

It is an occasion on which we should honor the
veterans who contributed so much to our recent victory, and
the men and women in civilian life who participate actively
in our defense program through service in the National Guard
and the reserve forces.

If we are to preserve our ideals of freedom, the
armed forces — in peace no less than in war -- must receive
the support of all citizens in carrying out their duty of
safeguarding the security of our Nation.

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren,
Governor of California, do hereby proclaim Saturday. May 20th,
as ARMED FORCES DAY in California, and I urge all citizens of
our State to display the flag of the United States from thf>ir
homes and places of business and to participate in programs to
increase public awareness of the mission and accomplishments
of the armed forces of the United States,

IN WITIffiSS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be
affixed this I5th day
of May, A.D. , One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty.

Governor of California

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not only oconom??fnrSarL*'^"^"" ^' Important to all'of ,.

relatioLhi?nitK'othe?'i:nds "TfaflTtJ^M '°'?^ '"I«"^^-
promotlng the exchange of ^n^^^ i^J facilitating travel and
does much to brln^nbn,,? a^f f and Ideas, our merchant fleet
among the people s'o??he f^rld!" ""^^^^^^^^i"^ and tolerance

ability to''deS^;J'LemenSou"''amolStf '^^^^"' ^"'^"^ P^°^«^ i*«
our battlefronts t? ?=^ ? amounts of war supplies to all

It be kep? active and o? sSf f.>i«n?*^°r^"' in peacetime that
again be found wantlncrlnnffiir* ^^"^ ^° ^^«* *« "ay "ever
that we in CaliJo'Jnl^'de'^oJre^ery'^IL'r^rt^o th" '\T'-^'^^

of our economy is dlpeidentunorihr^"* °^ ^^^^ *^«d«- ^""<=h
cultural and In^nsTAlTtrlToTs th?ougTou?\o°r^°r ^^^'-

voyage by fsteamf^rope'lC'vessef ?h '^" ^J'^' trans-oceanic
Savannah; in 1819, is diojljffn ' u^"" American flagship
Congress 'as National Mf?itS*Dav?hr^'' ^ ^^ President and
this day is observed thJon^ho,,? ?; ^^ T®^ *^^*=^ includes

uservea throughout the country as World Trade Week.

do hereby proculm^fc 2?' ^^Qy•^"^^;.?r""°^ °^ California,
of Llay 21,^9?oras "oRLD'mDl'wSlK^nJT DAY and the wee^
our State to acquaint themselves ^th ?h« ^ "^«^ ^^e people of
our I.:erchant I.arinp «nH Thf ^ !^ ^^^ accomplishments of

economic Ufe'oj'S^^SLte^ndXtJon! °' "°''' '^^^'^^^^ '^ ^^^

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 15th
day of May. A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fiftj

Governor of California

ATTEST:

Secretary Sir State

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PHOOIAMATION

Pursuant to Chapter 1,5 ol" Division 1 of tli
and Institutions Code, aud in order to provide for iliie_jJOn-
tinued operation of tlie L,tbte plans for Aid to the Aged,
the iJeedy Blind, f nd Needy Children ur.der the provisions
of the Welfare ui.d Institutions Code, I do hereby i lad as
facts:

Th''t nr.:;] st'ince to this ;,tnte I'cr tne above
mentioned I'ui lie Assistance programs is pro-
vided for by tiic Fcder.'i i iii.cial Security Act
and

That this State has qualJfied to receive
Federiil assistance for tho above mentioned
Public Asaistance programs and has not been
notified that further payment of such Federal
Qsslstfiice will not be made because of f«llure
of this StPte to compiy with the requirements
of the Federal legilslation and

Til' t Ffiieral asElstence to this S
above mentioned Public Asiiistance
the month of June 1950 has not be
erjd it is impi-obuuie th;-t such Pe
ance will be received oy this Sta
the usual time fir ti-a.ismit ting s
assistance t.o the couiuies of tii]
becruse of the Congress' failure
passage to a uei'iciency approprla
oefcre it and

tate for the

programs for
en received,
deral asslst-
te prior to
uch Federal
s .Late

to give Limely
tion bill now

Tnat inaoility of ttie ..tute and tne counties to
dlsLurse assistance ptymeiits on June 1, 1950,
as pi'ovided by law, would deprive 270,000 needy
aged, 10,000 needy blind and 10U,000 needy
Children of benefits required uo meet their needs.

In consideration of the above findings and in conformity
.vith my practice under similar conditions in the past, I do
nei'eby proclaim tlje existence of a period of welfare emergency
and declare that the i;ums estimated by the State Department
of Soclcl welfare in lie amount of Federal assistance peyaole
to this State under Federal law for the month of June 1950,
and aj:proprlfate(i by Section 145.5 of the Welfare and Institu-
tions Code ai'e avallaole for expenditure.

You are, Uierefore, authorized and directed to do
all thiri/^s necessary to accomplish the intent and purpose
of said Chapter 1.5 of ;i vision 1 of bno IVi If are and

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^tJtr of California

Institutions Code.

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VJITNESS iVKFREu. , - .^ve
hf reijjito set my hand and
cuused the Oreat Seal of
the State of Galil'omla
to ut! affixed this -W
day of May, A.L., One
'I'housand Nine hundred ::nd

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SACRAMENTO 14

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

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AI-'KNDK'JNT NO. 2 TO
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(Wuarantins Proclamation '3;

I, !Carl ■.■arr,.,,, pursuant to the ,,ov.er vested in
- a. Governor oi" the .tate of California, and pursuant
to, section lc„7 of the Agricultural Code of tho ,.tate
•'• California, do K.re.y «,prove and .-oc:.!. ...end^ent
No. Z to Cher^ Krult Ply .,:„,.n-i<,r ,:uan.tine, .hich i.

attached hereto and ,.de a ,«rt hereof 33 thou,:h 3et
i'orth it. full ,

rhe regulation herein approved and rrociai^ed is
an e.er, .r,c, re,ul.tl.:n adopted pursuant to .Section
"A;'1 (h; of the Cov.rn.,ent C<xie of the State of
California, a... .hall become effective immediately
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JUN 1 1950

iiTTiiST:

IN ./rrNKSS '■:Hr:kS('K, l have here-
unto set wy hand and caused the
'ireat Seal of the sUte of
California to 1 e affixed this

day of ^\(^
one thousand nine hundred and
fifty.

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PROCJi^M^TION

Flag Day, which marks the anniversary of the adoption
of the Stars and Stripes as our national emblem in 1777, is a
day on which we should give thought to what has been accom-
plished under our American system of government — a system which
makes every citizen a full partner in the government of his
community, his State and his Nation.

Throughout the 173 y«ars of its existence, the flag
has been a glorious symbol of freedom and progress which
succeeding generations of Americans have been proud ♦'o defend
on the fields of battle. And today it is a source of strength
as we strive to find a way of insuring lasting peace in a
troubled world.

As we honor the flag on its anniversary, let us
realize that a Nation is no stronger than the spirit of its
people. The flag and the Nation it represents can move forward
only through the vital force of a virile citizenship.

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim Wednesday, June 14, 1950, as
FLAG DAY in California, and urge that the flag of the United
States be flown from every home and place of business on this
day in tribute to the principles of freedom and democracy which
it represents.

IN WITNESS WHERPiOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 13th
day of June. A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty.

Governor of California

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The Corps of Engineers of the United States Array,
established by the Continental Congress in 1775, "HI observe
Its 175th anniversary on Jvine l6th.

This organization has served on the battlefronts in
times of war, from the trenches of Bunker Hill to the bridges
across the Rhine and the airfields of Okinawa. In times of
peace the Corps has improved the Nation's harbors and thus
has contributed much to the development of domestic and world
trade. It has worked to harness our rivers for protection
against floods, for the generation of hydroelectric power,
and for the extension and advancement of water borne commerce.

The Corps of Engineers has been working on military
and civilian projects in California since 1847 — three years
prior to California's admission to the Union. Throughout the
years it has had a major part in the work of improving our
rivers and harbors, in building dams, flood control works and
other facilities, and in the construction of military estab-
lishments in our State.

Therefore, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California,
do hereby proclaim Friday, June 16, 1950, as CORPS OF ENGINEERS
DAY ir Californie, and I urge the people of our State to Join
in expressing appreciation for the accomplishments of the Corps
of Engineers and Its service to California and the Nation.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 14th
day of June, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty .^

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During our country's formative years there were many
men from other nations who contributed to Its firm establish-
ment and sound development. Among the most distinguished of
these was General Frledrlch Wllhelm von Steuben, Prussian
military expert who rendered invaluable assistance to the
harassed Continental Army In the struggle for Independence.

Joining the forces of our young Nation in the dark
days of Valley Forge, he served with distinction as the first
Inspector General of the Army. After victory had been achieved,
he remained as a resident of our Nation until his death in
1794.

In recognition of the Important part this great
general played in the success of our country's fight for
freedom, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California, do hereby
proclaim September 17, 1950, the 220th anniversary of his birth,
as STEUBEN DAY in California, and I urge the people of our
State to Join in observances being held on that day in his
memory.

IK WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 21st day
of July, A.D., One
Thoussind Nine Hundred
and Fifty.

Governor

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FRCCLAMATION

Callforniu and the worklnc people of Amerl
thin year cclcbratlnn centennials. In California we
obcorvlnc tlio lOOtli ycai^ of our statehood and plvlng re
tlon to the ploneera who charted the path our State has
followed. Tlirou^hoiit America, orcunl:'.od labor is obcorvlng
the 100th anniversary of the birth of Samuel Gompers, the
can who ploneei-od ro effectively In the orc'^l^atlon of the
working men and women of our nation.

C.'illfornl.i, which haa In a slnpilc ccntiory become
the second larcest state In the nation, owes much to organized
labor. The peoples of no state in recent years have been
called upon to face greater changes In their economy or
greate'r congestion due to population gains. Yet, In the face
of all such problems, employers and labor working together
have won for our State world-wide recognition, both as a
proaucer of tiie neeas of wap and the needs of peace.

One of the symbols of this tremendous accomplislunent
is found in the union label. It is a symbol of cooperation
between employers and workei's--a symbol of working conditions
'xnu employment principles. It seems especially appropriate,
therefore, that in observing Labor Day this centennial year
we give tliought to the part the union label has played in
our development. To I\irther such public awareness, 1, Earl
Varreri, Governor of California, do hereby proclaim September 2
to 9> ly^C'j ^o be Union Label w'eek in California. It is my
hope that during this week there will be appropriate observ-
ances tliroughout the State in honor of employers and employees
whose record of harmonious cooperative achievement has
contributed so effectively to the welfare of our State.

IN WITI^ESS VHEREOF, I have

hereunto set niy hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed thl
day of August, A.
Thousand Nine hundred
and Fifty.

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The first week of October each year is designated
by act of Congress as National Employ the Physically Handi-
capped Week. Its purpose Is to Increase employment opportuni-
ties for disabled persons.

Physical disability need not be a handicap to
production. Thousands of physically handicapped persons
have demonstrated this through their contributions to indus-
try, agriculture, business and public service, both in war
and peace. Viihen properly trained and placed in suitable jobs,
they consistently equal and frequently surpass their unhandi-
capped fellow workers in application, dexterity, productivity
and reliability.

These deserving and ambitious people do not ask for
charity. They ask only for equal consideration with the
able-bodied in employment for which they are suited by natural
aptitude or special training.

We are now engaged in a greatly expanded program of
national defense production, with increasingly heavy demands
bf-ing made upon our productive capacity. In view of these
demands it is essential that all of our labor resources be
utilized to the fullest. The skills possessed by the physically
handicapped must not be overlooked.

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim the week of October 1 to 7,
19 5C, as El'J^LOY THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED WEEK in California
and I urge that all citizens lend their support to furtherance
of programs for the training and employment of handicapped
persons.

IN WITNESS WHERhOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California to
be affixed this 1st day of
September, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty.

Governor

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In these days
struggle halfway around

when our Nation Is engaged in
the world, It is of the utmost Impor-
tance that all of our people understand fully the threat of
communism, not only abroad but right here at home.

Communism is not concerned with one Isolated battle-
front. CommuniSTTi threatens the peace of the entire world. It '
is conducting a strenuous campaign to win the minds of people
in every land as a prelude to hoped-for world domination.

As Americans, accustomed to freedom of thought and
action, we may sometimes be inclined to discount the danger
of communism to our free Institutions. That danger, however,
is very real and very near. The fighting in Korea and the
constant threat of trouble elsewhere should convince every
American that this is true.

The means by which all of us can Join the fight
against communism is made available to us through the CRUSADE
FOR FREEDOM. This movement gives us opportunity to act
together and thus increase the effectiveness with which our
Nation deals with communism in all its insidious manifestations.

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim the period September 4th to
10th, 1950, as CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM WEEK in California, to
Inaugurate the period of enlistment in this movement in our
State. I appeal to all the people of California to give
support to the CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM by signing the Freedom Scroll
and by wearing the Freedom Button as expressions of their
devotion to the cause for which these symbols stand.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 2nd
day of September, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty.

Governor of California

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FROCL^MATI

experienced in Ca?i?ornla %hr°^^ °^ «^°''t»' ^^ch as w^'
nectlon with our educSioAa InH""^ Problems we face in ^
constant cooperation aMconsu??at?nn^)J^^"" P^^^^^"^" r^^
teachers. The means for accomnlt^h?^ ^^^^"^ parents and
to us through the Call?ornia SJ^^^g^^^J^J^ i%»ade available

congress of Parents and Teachers.

have shown''grert1n??Jatltl'an5^"°"" '" ^^^ °"^ communities '
people of our State co^nilan? of ^thf'^^'T^^ ^"^ "^^Ing Jhe
buildir^s and all the o?her faci ntf "^®^ ^°^ "«" school
increasing school population if J^^" required by our rapidly
rely upon these asso?iation^f.! ^°* *^^^ *« can continue to
for more than -TO y;rrs the? l,.^ community leadership, Scause
developing and malntKnlnr^thP M^^^ !" important paft i^ *
Which we CalifornianttaJe sSch JSd^f^''''^""' standards in

in plarmlng^J^/?a^^f^,«J,,^?-ta^en a position of leadership
White Plouse Conference on v^nfK :^['^*^°" i^^ the Mld-Centurv
Their assistance J^sLeS rart?^,?° ^ ^^^^ ^^ Decemberri950
with California. s staSwlde you?h con? ^^^^^^le m conJ^cWon*
limlnary to this important n[??onal°Se:Sg!' "^"^ ^^ « P^^

participation in the x-lnrpror?ams''Jhi:A^^^* *° f'^ler ^^'^

^ne piograms they have undertaken.

IN WITNESS WHERI'IOF, T have

hereunto set my hand and
th«^lf *he Great Seal of
the State of Calif-^-n^a
to be affixed this 8th
day of September A.u.,

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ATTEST:

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PROCL^MAlIOIi

In times such as these, when we face a challenge to
our entire concept of free government, It is essential that
all of us understand the protective purposes and benefits of
our Constitution.

The Constitution of the United States was brought
into being 163 years ago by men who liad been involved in bitter
struggle and who knew firsthand of the limitations upon human
rights that can be imposed by oppressors. The document they
drafted was not only a statement of basic law for our Nation
but a pattern for a way of life which they visualized.

Through changing times and vastly differing circum-
stances, this Constitution has guided the development of our
Nation to its present position of greatness. The principles
of liberty and equality which it embodies have come to serve
as an inspiration for freedom-loving people everywhere.

Our Constitution derives its strength from the
knowledge and understanding of the people. It is a warm and
vibrant document, made so by use and appreciation. To neglect
it would he to invite tyraimy. Safeguarded by constant
devotion to its precepts, it will continue to be a bulwark
against all forces seeking to destroy our form of government.

With these thoughts in mind, I. Earl Warren,
Governor of California, do hereby proclaim September 17, 1950,
as CONSTITUTION DAY in California, and I urge the people of
our State to become aware of the extent to which our
Constitution has been responsible for our tremendous progress
as a nation.

IN VHTIiESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my haind and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 13th
day of September, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and

Governor of California

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Qoft exists requiring

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'Tdinary oc-c;-:;i.oi) riien end

tiiuL tiiti Legiil&ture iol the State of
convened in extrtiordinary stjtt^ion; now.

.. , )Vv rnor of the State of Calif orni£,
:•;, virtue ox ii.u ,!ov«cj' , ^i. ^.u^liurity in in«* vested by Section
i oi Article V of the Constitution of the state of Califoxnli ,
.J.J hereby coiiveue LJie Legii ii.ture of thu State of Cc-iifornir. to
i.et in extraordinary section at Sacramento, California, on
.\eunesday, the twentieth uty of Cetiteiiiber, iVSO, at 12 o'clock
ao"i of said day for the following pur >oses lac to legislate
Li rolidfting subjects:

1. Tu consider
to ci^il aefeasc, ul; aster rc^iei
cna civil aiiu military services in connection therewith.

I upon ietjislation relating

iiu subVt-rpive activities,

2, To con:iiuer auu act upuii ^.^^^--i-- i---" to
authorize State ai,encies to make ana carry out contracts with
the United States for work or services in furtherance of
military or naval activities of the United States.

3. To consider aiiu act uijoii legislation to
rovide for and facilitate registration and voting by persons

in the armed forces and others .-ibsent f'roit. their pi. ce of
i-sidence in time of hostilitit: .

.^. T . ■ . - aponi legislation relating

to the rights of puoiic ofiicors auu employees to return to
office or employment after service with the armed forces of tlie
Jutted States or this State, and legislation relating to the
retirement rights of nembers of State or local retirement
Systems *ho serve iu such .•■riimt force:.

5. To coasldei ■ ct upon; legislation relcting

to educt^tional benefits for veterans and dependents of veterans
and assistaiice to such oersons in presenting anri -mrsuiiig
claims against the United Stat.;- :. establishi: ' hts under

the laws of the Unitoci States.

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purposes.

:v.. a..t. ^ct up.ju x-.„_^a.^tion relatirig
aiiu rfeiiayment ajf apportionments
! ' Loan Fund'.

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7. To con-sidei- t upon llegislation relating

to t}je jrotecti n and ca>-e ol um: asLastaiJice to chilaren,
needy per.sons and others especially in neeia thereof, and
Hi rticuiarly legislation in conlurmity Aitji the JDOciai Security

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i^ct Ui.oM legii. l.'.tio;i to

r .i'- tr; nsjfer of funds in any apiro^-riation for
ajor co..i^tructioa, IrUj^rovciuontc, anu equipment for the
De,.arti. c.a of Motor Vehicles, the DepartraCut of California
Higliway Patrol, or for State office buixoinjis, to any other
appropriation heretofore maae for m^^jor construction, iTnprove-
lients and equip ^ .

,*. To .jprove or reject charters and charter
^ LiidnentE of cities, " cities and countiesj anu counties,
rttified by tlie elfctors pursuant to the Constitution of the

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; tae State of Ci.Lifornia to be
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
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California to be

of ^o^^ this 20th day
of September A.D.
One Thousand Jiin; '
Hundred d,nd Fifty

ATTEST:

Governor of

California

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FROCLAHATION

ihe importance of a free press has never been more
convlnciiiijly demonstrated than in these troubled days.
wherever we turr: , we find free institutions under constant
ciiallenge by forces of oppresijion. We liave seen examples,
in otner parts of the world, where the curtailment of a free
press nas led to the quick destruction of free government.
ir.ne and again it has been proven that only when people are
lUJ-iy informed can they recoj^'nize and counteract movements
whioa seek to enslave them.

^ The right to know the truth Is an American heritage
nanded down to us by our founding fathers. They had firsthand
Jjiowledge of the devices of oppressors, and they wisely
+h« rn^f+^i'n?/^^ guarantee of a free press being written into
the Constitution of the new Kation they had established.

American editors have fought unceasingly through
the years to prevent any encroachment upon our freedom of the
press, or upon any of the other basic freedoms which our
Constitution guarantees. In this continuing effort they
should receive the vigorous support of all who wish to con-
tinue t;o live in a free country,

nf c^iirr^Jli^' ^^'^K^ thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
?irn c w^!^D^^^^.^^.P''°=^^^"' the period October 1st to oth,
lyjO, as .-bAox^APiuiv .ffiEK in California and 1 urge that during
.nls period the (.eople of our State become more familiar with
newspaper services and facilities In their own communities and
.he importance of a free press in the protection of our form
ol government.

IN V/ITIffiSS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
Caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 27th
day of September, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine hundred
and Fifty.

Governor of California

ATTEST:

Secretary of (Sj^te

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proclamatio

I, l-.ARI W'ARRI N. GovL-inoi ot the Si.itf of California, do lieicby proclaim (kkM-r^Gcneral
hicciion will be lu-ld iliri>U);hout this Sutc on TiioHljy, the seventh day of November. 1950, at which the
following offices arc to be filled:

(,OVIRNt)K;

I.II-Uri-NANI (.OVURNtm;

si:c:ri lARY or siati.;

CONIROILIR;

TRKASURKR;
AIIXWNI.Y GENLRAL;

MlMbl RS Dl THI STATl BOARD Ol KQUAI IZATION from each of the four equali/a-
tion slistricts ol the State;

ONI, UNHI:i) SI ATKS Sr.NATOR;

Rl.l'KlSINI AIIVIS TO Till- CONCiRISS Ol IHl UNITF.l) STATES from each of the
twenty-three connressionil districts of the State;

SI A I I SI N \ roKS lii.ni e.ich ol ilie loil.iwijij; iweiuy senatorial districts of the State: Second,
lonrth, Sixth. I'ljjliih, Icnih. Isvelfth, loiirieenth. Sixteenth, lajjhteenth. Twentieth. Iwenty-second.
Twents tiiurtli, I « em y srxl li, liveiuy ei);lilli, rhirlieth. Thirty-second. Thirtv -fourth. Thirtv-sixth,
Thins eighth. Tortieth;

Ml Aim KS Ol 11 II ASSI.MIU Y troni each ol the eishts .issemblv distucts of the State

ONE C,llli;i JUSTICE Ol- THE SLU'REME COURT for the term prcscribid by law;
TWO ASSOC lATl JUSTU Is Ol Till SUPKIMI' COURT for the terms prescribed by law;

OM ASStMIATl lUSTKT. DISTRK I COURT Ol AI'I'EAT, FIRST APPELl A TE
DISTKICT. DIVISION ONT. lor the term prescrilx-d by law;

0\'l I'KISIDINC JUSTIc;T. DISTKICT COURT Ol API'I Al . SECOND APPELLATE
Dill Kl( 1 I)l\ ISUlN ONT, for the term prescribed by law;

OM ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, DISTRICT COURT O] APPEAL, SEC;OND APPELl ATE
DISl RICM, DIXISION ONT, for the term prescribed by law;

ONI ASSOCIATE JUSTIC T, DISTRICT COURT Ol Al'PIAL, SECOND APPELLATE
DISTKIC T. DIMSION THREE, for the term prcscrilsed by law;

OXI ASSOC lATE JUSTICE. DISTRICT COURT Ol APPEAL, THIRD APPELLATE
DISIKIC T, liii tile term prescribed by law;

ONI I'RISIDINC, jUSTICi;, DISTRIC T COURT OE APPEAL, EOURTH APPELLATE
DISTRICT, l<ir the term prescribed by law;

JUDCl.S Ol THE SUPERIOR COURT in each of the following respective countin of the
St It,, tile number o( |iulj;es tci be elected beinj; as follows:

Al AMEDA— One; OHice No, (

I I 1)1 )KAI)<) Oik;

1 KTSM) Out; Olliee No. i

SAN HERNARDINO— One; Office No. I

VTMl'RA-One;

Also, such oilur stall uul lounis. loss iisliip. district, or other offices as are provided by lass to b«
filled .It such election.

I loiilier proclaim thai al such election there will alsii be submitted to the vote of the electors
susli piopij-ed constiiutional .iiueTidmenis, ijuesiions. propositions, and initiative measures as arc required to
be SI) subniitteil b\ the Ciinsiitution and l.iss's of this State.

And 1 do hereby oiler a resvaid ol One Hundred Dollars ($10(1) for the arrest and conviction
ol any j>ei son who violates any ol the provisions ol Division 14 of the Elections Code; the rewards to be
paiil until the total amount hereafter exi>ended for the purpose reaches the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars.

Is WiiNi ss Will Ri Ol . I hereunto set my hand and affix the Great Seal of the State of California
this third dav of tVtober, 1950.

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^xcnitiDc Bcpartnicnt

^tm of Cjlifornij

EafiCitAMAiifiN

The period October 8th to 14th has been designated
nationally as Fire Prevention Week. It Is the purpose of this
observance to call public attention to the tremendous toll
taken annually by fire and to emphasize the need for eliminat-
ing fire hazards In our homes. In our business and industrial
establishments, and in our forests and recreational areas.

In these unsettled times, we must guard not only
against normal fire hazards but also the possibility of sabotage.
Our present annual fire toll, terrible as it Is, is only a small
fraction of the destruction which could be caused by sabotetrs
bent upon hampering our defense production.

The destructive potential of fire as an instrument of
war was clearly demonstrated in World War II, when cities and
villages were literally erased from the face of the earth by
fire bombs. We must, therefore, as part of our civilian defense
program, take every possible step to insure the effectiveness
of our fire prevention and fire fighting facilities.

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
?£,.^^-'^*^°'^'^®» **° hereby proclaim the period October 8th - 14th.
1950, as FIRE PREVENTION WEEK in California. I urge that dur-
ing this period all of the people of our State make a determined
effort to seek out and eliminate fire hazards, and that through-
out the year constant attention be given to ways and means of
preventing and combating destructive fires.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 5th day of
October, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred
and Plfti

Governor of California

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^xcnitioc department

^tJtc of California

Poets throughout the ages have added 'i^^^J^^f^hey
history by recordine the beauty and the pathos of life as they
sawit. Through thiir verses, they have expressed the most
profound aspirations of mankind. They have P'^\i^*° *?J^f_^°°®
of the deepSst and most tender feelings of men toward their
fellow-raen.

By focusing attention on oppression and degradation,
noets have contributed to the gradual rise of freedom and
Squaii?^ among the peoples of the World. Th^ J^J« "f ^*the
man's every mood and experience— whether it be a prayer ^io the
Smilhty; the expression of pride in his country, or the joys
and sorrows of his daily life.

One of the things that has contributed to the great-
ness of our Nation is the ability of our people to see the
blauty inherent In our routine activities and surroundings. No
^??er is; 5a?k the day, we can draw enjoyment and inspiration
from good poetry, just as we can from listening to good music,
or studying a beautiful painting.

In the interest of calling public attention to the
accomplishments of our poets and their contribution to our
literature, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California, do hereby
proclaim S^toierS, 1950 'as POETBY DAY in California, and I
urge all Callfornians to join in this observance.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 5th
day of October, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty.

ATTEST:

Governor of California

CI

Secretary of State

^xcnitiDc Bcpartmcnt

State of California

EROCL^M^TIOIi

A theme which might well be adopted by every
Californian has been selected for this year's observance of
Business Women's Week, October l5th to 21st, by the California
Business and Professional Women's Clubs. In urging their
members to •'Measure up for Full Partnership," these progres-
sive groups have set an objective which cannot help but react
to the benefit of the communities in which they play such a
vital role.

Such a program is needed if California is to develop
as fully and soundly during its second century as during its
first. Only through active participation of all citizens as
full partners in the duties and responsibilities of our daily
lives can we hope to achieve that end.

In recognition of the fine leadership that Business
and Professional Women's Clubs have shown in many civic programs,
I, Earl Warren, Governor of California, do hereby proclaim the
week of October 15th to 21st, 1950, as BUSINESS WOMEN'S WEEK
in California, I urge that throughout the State during this
week added attention be given to the contribution of business
and professional women to the welfare of our communities.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this 6th day of October,
A.D., One Thousamd Nine
Hundred and Fifty,

luiiarea ana rj-ii/jr. v
Governor of California

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WIKRjAS, tlio Conr.T'Osr, of the IJnit'l Statos
han onact„>cL and the Proslaont Uar. ap,>rovo.i Public Law 779,
Bl.st Con-ror.s which nmonda Section 4 oT TltLo I of the
Soloctlvo s-irvlco Act of 1948; and

\Vll.:a ;A3, til' IT liiiJoiit has proclalmod and fixod
Octob.u' IG, V.yoO, as tho day of re.rrlstra Lion whon certain
„ni3 :.oiT,ou!5 of ih.) a-oG and quail flcaLlons doacribed In
cil-1 ■ainaadiiont to tho Snlectlv. Sorvlco Act of 194b are
privllccr^d to ivi:;lstT tholr names and addreaaas as in the
Proc Lama lion providod and as well has proclaimed the
ro-istration of certain other porsona upon their acquiring
such iual.lfi-.atlou3, .n. has delagatod to tho Dir dor of
Sel..ct:vo service tho auf.^.i;.;: to fix the date or dates
lor i:<.: Epicial ri.'rJstrit'Lori of certain oth-^r porsons
ru'jrroa to In Gi.l.i Proclamation; and

WAluT^S, section 10 (b) (5) of Title I of said
Act provli^rs that th. orvicoo of all offlcoiT :... ! a-enta
of tuc yev.rui :t,.,t-s an.i aubaivi:= ions the)' of .ay ba
utlil^'-d to I..- .>ni that :julci registration -nay be
acco;iplistioh:

NOW, TOEKKl'lJRu;, I, '^ARL WAHRliTi, -ov-;-aor oi the
Stat., of CaliCornJa, ho proclaim as follows:

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^xcnitiDc Bcparniicnt

StJtc of Cilifornia

is raqulrod lo rj ;lst.^r will bo tiiorou-iilj^ acquainted
wit.i iilc. rjsponsiidiiti' un i tiio tl:nas and places of
ro'jlsti"^ t,ion.

it; witness WHBR.-IOP, I navo iioreunto
sot my hand an.i caused the Gr&at
3'iai of the StaL-> of^lifoi'nla to
bo aTflxod this y^^^ day of
October, A.D., Ono 'Tnousand Nine
Ilundrai rift v.

Qovoi-nor of California

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^tJtt of (California

t:R0CL4MATi0N

The prestige of the United i\atlons has Increased
tremendously in recent months as a result of its prompt and
effective action to counteract aggression in Korea. Its
decision to meet force with force has plven freedom-loving
people everywhere new hope for the eventual achievement of
lasting peace. At the same tlmo, those who would enslave and
destroy the free nations of the world have been served warning
that the principles enumerated in the United Nations Charter
are more than mere words .

The cost in blood of the actloa in Korea has been
heavy. It will have been in vain unless the lessons learned
there result in the strengthening of the United Nations to the
point where its machinery can prevent a new world holocaust.
The Korean incident has also made clear that the achievement
of this objective requires the effective cooperation of all
peoples who oppose oppression. It is not within the capabili-
ties of any one nation, no matter how powerful or influential
that nation may be.

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim October 24, 1950, the fifth
anniversary or the founding or the United Nations, as
UNITED NATIONS DAY in California. I urge all the people of
our State to participate on this Day in programs honoring the
United Nations and to become familiar with Its alms and
accomplishments .

IN WITNESS WfiEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 20th
day of October, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty.

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Governor of California

ATTEST :

SecretaifTr of State

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$xccutiuc department

^toff of daliforiiij

S.ILQ. ili LM LllOg

oportu,atf?J^=^2i„\^;^f-/-^,P-f J-,- »iti-n excellent

lesponsibility for the conduct of the affairs of our Vation In

protection of our A.ericf,° f^ells^o^ frelt.l^ir^dlS^Srac;;!

^ they haJrg;r?uxr^ooJS^??i^ o? pf^.^^^^
better w.y to furthor this cooperation than Lr
visit the schoolr. and keep in clo^e touch with
^^°eraKis. Witli these thou^^hts In mind, I, Earl
ol Calif ornia, do hereby proclaim the week of K
itt^l^l AKKRfcAJ; EDUCATION ;VEEK in CaliforSa;
citii^ens of our Gtate to make a special effort
period to bt,come thoroughly acqualntt-d with l;he
accompLitihiiient:. of our schools.

best work only
,n,i there is no

parents to
educational

V.iii-ren, Governor
ovenber 5 to 11,

and I ur^e all
during t'lis

problens and

IN :/ITME,SS -.VIERPJOF, I Iiave

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Goal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 3rd
day of Kovember, A.D.,
^'1x0 Thousar.d iiinf Hundred
and Fifty.

uovornor of Cilifornia

ATTEST:

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ot tht SWa o« Cililcinu

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3?KfutiVic Bcpartmcnt

:^t.itc of (laliforni.!

PROCLAMATION

Wt in CallTornla again are setlnt; firsthand some
^r the teri'Jble tragedy of war. By the hundreds, servlce-
ni€'n wounded on Korean bat.tlef 1 elds have landed un uur shores
In ships and airplanes, ])ot:nd for hospitals in which many
u'll retrain I'or life. For others, yeai g of tedious and
painful treatment lie aJiead before they can hope to resume
even partially the noriml lives they fornierly enjoyed.

Those of us who have not been called upon to
perform fi'ont line duty owe to these men and others who were
the casualtJes of previous conflicts a ti^emendous debt of
gratitude. Tney gave ^i' their blood to make It possible foi-
us to live In peace.

The annual sale of forget-me-nots to finance
rehabilitation progi-ams for these veterans will be conducted
by the Disabled American Veterans throughout California on
November 10th and 11th. Accordingly, I, Earl Warren,
Govern. r of California, do hereby proclaim November IC and 11,
1950, as FOKGET-ME-NOT DAYS in California and I urge our
citizens to buy and wear these tokens of oui- gratitude to
those vh. have given sr. much.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal cf
the State of California
to be affixed this 6th
day of November. A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fi fty .

Governor of California

ATTEST :

Secretary o1* State

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i'xcrutjoc BrporniiciJt

^tjtf of California

f^^^fyio,^,;

liiOCLAKAT I

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to give thS^s^'S" ^' utL'ble ' ""^'^ '^ ^" occaslorT
and to renew oar ?alth ?n tl e^n?r?f T ^V-^'^^ ^^ tocrlcarnr-
-aided our T'atlon to Its prelent nL^t^ Principles that have

preoent position of greatness.

Ood ro. ti.f bounty's thefr?iSt''h«^ ^"r ^"^""'^^ ^° ^^^'^le^ty
for the vast production or ,.nir ^^^^est, let us thank Him
For the Pilgrims' the ?hanksMvfr'nh^f °^^' Industrial plants,
of a terrible period of hu per Ind "Jt^'^y'?'''^^ ""^''^'^^ the end
still faced the danrers of fn „ f "^^vation. Although they
thanks for the progSss Jhevli d h.T "l}''^^^^^^^ they gave^
Tiianksglving should be a reminder .f-ff^^^ ]ll "'^^'^- ^°^ "«>
endured anc " : Ind of fon^« 1 ''® buffering they

our Country. ^^ courage possessed by those who built

tempered brouJ^^r^^Lsiesfof ^SH^cr??!^''^^"'^^^^^^^^ '^

to Ilim for the bJeLlnrsJhu? h«v^ ^'""; ^' ^^ ^Ive thmiks
,n early and ^^^^^^^^^^1^^^.:^:;^^^^-^^^

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to Ilim for tiie blessing

in KSeI.''"Leruraslc''Hir'r?-"^'°" °^ ^^'^ """^^ Natlonslff

loving Peuplls. to Sing lasMn? T'l^'l'"'' ^^^^^ °^'^^^ '-^«'
, u oring lasting peace to a troubled world -

overnor of 'cillfornir"d?\': 'f ''''"'''' ^' ^^^ ''^^^n,

3, 1950, a. -?^''°'^^'?^..^°.^'r^Jy l^^°^l^im Thursday, Govern'

■ J ill Od-xn ornia.

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Bi WITNESS VniEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be
affixed this I6th
day of November, A D
One Thousand Nine *'
Hundred and Fifty.

Governor of California

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35iccutlt)c department

^tate of California

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3?xcrutivic Bcpartmcnt

Sfjtr of CiliforiiiJ

PROCLAMATION

As we strive today for a better world, much inspira-
tion may be drawn from the life of George Washington Carver,
whose name has come to be symbolic of devotion to the welfare
of mankind. Although born in slavery he became one of America's
greatest men.

Men of every race and creed have tenefited from Dr.
Carver's chemical and agricultural research as well as his
progressive Influence as an educator. During more than forty
years spent in the development of Tuskegee Institute Dr. Cary«r
surmounted obstacles which would have discouraged a less
determined leader in order to create new educational and
economic opportunities for a large segment of our people.

In furtherance of a national program to honor the
memory of Dr. Carver on the anniversary of his death on
January 5, 1943, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California, do
hereby proclaim January 5, 1951, as GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER DAY
in California and I urge that the people of our State become
more familiar with his many contributions to the advancement of
our way of life,

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this 29th day of December,
A.D., One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Flft%<

idred and Flftw^

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Governor of California

ATTEST :

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3?xccutiDc department

3tJtc of enliforiiia

Paoci4M4iiON

G<^n«^ v. ^^ "March of Dimes" campaign of the National <L.
?°^!??^°!^ ^^-^^^^^^^ntlle Paralysis provides the opportuniV
SnS o'^fio' ^?J°^" ^" *^® f^gh* against a scourge that
,,l^^ u'^^° children and adults in our State last year

di^^r^^V?'"^?^^^^" ^""^ "^^^ i'^ the treatmenrof^tw;
ab!e io 5i?^i^?L^Jr^=^' ""'^^^^l =°i«"«« h«« not yet been
f«ot lo?n frl^^ L^f :?''''^*' °^ prevent its occurrence. In
Wstory! ^'"'^ """^ '^'^^'*^ P°^l° y«^^ in California's

«Ki» _» ^^® resources of the National Foundation are avail-
able wherever needed, to assist every infantile paralysis
Sare^'^re.ardiL^oJ"" '" obtaining tL best av^ilable'^medical

these contributions finance a'^research prog^a^^Jhich'Se^hope °"'
fro^ IT'Cls" '"''"*' '"' '"^'"^ Of infantile ..rlly^slT

It is imperative ttiat this year's pnmnnicrn hi>
!S?rwlth'' J^^rn '!?" '^^"""^l FounJ:?lon eZ?ef th^ year
ias resDonflb?rroi "^"'^^^ *^" $5,000 000. Our own StaS
*A<Q of^ ® f'^r ^ ^^^8® sh^re of this deficit, since
^659,940 was sent by the National Foundation to 2^ California
sterrfnof ^^"^^ ^'^ d«Pl^t.ed their treasuries in meeting a
sharp increase in cases in the closing months of 1950.

aealnst lnJ«nH?»^n*^'"i^*',''^""'''i"« ^'^'^ that the fight
v!^ •. i"^«"tile paralysis is continued unceasingly! I.
Earl .barren Governor of California, do hereby procUlm

MRCH OF JIMES" campaign in our State, and I urge all
thifSSnfne'ed!°"''''"'^ " generously as possfble to meet

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal
of the State of California
to be affixed this lOth
day of January, A.D,,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-one.

Governor of California

ATTESTS

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Secretary of State

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^tatc of (L.ilifori)ia

P K C C I. A Li /^ T T r, TJ

of'??^SSi;;l,:-l=!; ^t/tZAi^ °'=^''* '■'"' ^"'^'^ anniversary
'-•llare and ioclal proijrasa In tho commtuiitieo of our iJtate. j

state to become familiar with Y.'.;.G.Aractiilt^"^ l^n i^v /^ ""^
murutles a,M to Join in the advance^ent'of JhL'great'worJ.'^""

IN WITNESS V^IEREOF, I have hereunto '
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of i

California to be affixed this '
19th day of January, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-one.

^x2^JiC^

Governor of California

ATTEST:

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^tcitc of Cilifomu

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The Aiiierican people have always given generously for
the support of thu American Red Cross, for hardly anyone is
unawar3 of the great service it performs in time of emergency,
vhether it be flood, fire, earthnaake or other disaster. «Ve in
Cftllforniu have seen a very recent demonstration of this service
when the Red Cross rendered immediate lar{;e-soale assistance to
families driven from their Iicmes by the floods in parts of o'lir
otnte,

".Vith the treniendous growth of our armed forces, Red
Cross servicer? to our military men at home, on occupation duty,
and on the fightlr-g frontii must bo greatly expanded. The Red
Cross is providing the armed forces with large quantities of
blood to save the lives of battlt wounded fighting men, in
addition to its normal program of providing blood to hospitals
and clinics. It also must bo prepared to provide vast additional'
supplies on almost a moment's notice.

In bho field of civil defense, the Red Cross is train-
ing 20,000,000 persons in first aid - 3,500,000 of them in
California - in a program to prepare each family to care for
itself Insofar- as possible in time of emergency. A auarter of a
nillion women throughout the country are being recruited and
trained as Red Ci'oss nurses aides, and at least a million more
will receive home nursing training.

V;ith these thoughts in T.ind, I, Earl .larren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim March 1, 1951, as opening day
of the RliD CixOS:. FUWD Cia^lP/ilUK IN CALIFOaraA, and I urge all tha
]-H ople of GUI' tjtate to contribute wholehoartedly to the Red Cross'
so thi.t this organization ?o vital to our wel.lbving may continue
to meet efJV^ctivoly the heavy demands placed upon it.

11^ WITIIESS tfHEHKOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Groat Seal of the State of
Craifornia to be affixed this
7th day of Februr^ry, A. D.,
One Thousnnd Nine Hundred and
FJ rty-cne.

ATTEST:

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.-[ lid bloofl vessels constitute
the froatobt. oauso oi' >leatli In our Nation - a fact lone, Jaio'/m
to the nedic?.! profeRrion but not genert^lly understood else-
vnhoro .

. nationwide effort to remedy this 2.ack of under-
standing has been undertaken by the American Heart Associ.-jtion.
Tlirouah a pro^irtm of reseurch, profess ion.-Al and public educa-
tion, and community heart services it se^ks to develop and
oproad knovvlt'dce of how iioart ailments can be lirevented and
of the modern treatments nov^ available. The Ualifornia Heart
Hsaociution has beon 'urmed ar. an affiliate of the: natioi^^il
organii^ation to curry on the progruni in this State,

In furtherance of this program. I, Earl V/arren,
Govornor of Galirurnia, do hereby set aside the week of
February 11 - 18, 1951, as IffiAKT VffiEK IN CALIFORNIA. I urge
all of the people of our iitato to contribute as generously as
possible to finance thtt 'j«ork of the California Heart Associa-
tion and thus holp in the fight against the heart diseases
that 1:111 so many of our people and cause so much suffering,

U'i wiTiw.oo .vHERiilOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
0th day of rebruary, A. D.,
One Thousand iJlne '.lundred and
Fifty-One.

Governor of California

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As we work to protect our American system of free
government against those who would destroy it, there Is no
roor. for prejudice and bigotry. We can achieve the fullest
measure of our potential strength only through tolerance,
unity, and teamwork.

'vVith ill will so prevalent in many parts of the
world today, v.e can best serve the cause of peace by adhering
firmly to the human principles that have contributed so much
to our democracy. We can give encouragement to the oppressed
peoples of other lands by working to eliminate divisive forces
and influences from our midst and making certain that the seeds i
of brotherhood are nurtured carefully in every community.

In furtherance of the constructive influences of
fellowship and good will. I. Earl Warren, Governor of Cali-
fornia, do hereby proclaim the week of February 18 to 25, 1951,
as BROTHERHOOD WEEK in California, and I urge that all of the
people of our State join in programs which will encourage
mutual respr-ct and understanding.

IN WITKESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set ray hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
13th day of February, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-One.

Governor of^ California

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venr^ n^ c J'^iiJ^^^^u ' ^ tremendous development iurlng ^lts(iooJ
years of statehood has been in large part due to -^ %,»t„Tri^-^
abundance of natural resources-cliLteffer^lle soU iat^
centurrof .'^ J^H ""i"^?!^^ deposits. As 'we enter our second '
our soL? .rowth w??i h°T'''"»i* I' increasingly apparen? that

conse^r a^^°;'e%:;iL^the1rr"e^^o^r! ^t iTl^y'leT.t'. 11
conservation programs which we have so far deveWd thJ?

a double purpcse/''Se Se^L^S S^fnr™??""; '"''^'■'>-' »"=* 'er«
•»-K-,« J -•oioiioc iieeas. AZ tne same time we are hnvinp fr. ri.r.

more fully developed and more efficiently utilized.
JhL',elk f?l "^f^Ji"" ■"''^!;' '" '^"llfo"'"!*. I urge thit Jui?i.

IN WITOTISS WHEREOF, J have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California to
be affixed this l^th day of
February. A.D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifty-One.

ATTIiST:

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EfiOCJi^M^TION

Good Friday, observed throughout the Christian world
on the anniversary of the crucifixion of Christ, comes this
year during a period of grave international stress— a period
in which the young men of many nations are dying on the battle-
fields of Korea and we face the danger of a far greater
conflict.

In our efforts to halt aggression and build a society
based on brotherhood and good will, rather than hatred and
destruction, we turn for inspiration to the example of Christ's
life on Earth and His sacrifice upon the Cross. It is in
times like these that we have the greatest need for His divine
guidance that has outlived all wars.

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby urge that Good Friday. March 23, 19?1,
which by State law is a legal holiday between the hours of
12:00 noon and 3:00 p.m.. be observed by all those of the
Christian faith in our State as an occasion of spiritual medita-
tion and devotion. \

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto;
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
21st day of March, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty-One ,

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PROCLAMATION

Advertising Is something that ve take so much for
granted in this modern day that we fail to recognize the part
It has played in the development of the American economy.
Advertising, by creating consumer demand, has made posaible
oitr system of mass production, with Its benefits of national
Olstrlbution, uniformity of p^'oduct, low costs and high
wages . It has helped to inaure the maintenance of the free
iress ano free radio that have Icept Americans better informed
then the peop-le of any other nation in the world.

We in California have particular reason to appre-
ciate the tremendous power of advertising, for It has been
through advertising that millions of people have lejirned of

ts resources
nationwide and

_ - - products would

been possible, end California's great growth and

uu^ii auvex-Lising ujat millions of people hai
State and the advantages of its climate, 11
its facilities. Without advertising, the i

Idwlde merchandising of many of our famed pi

our
and
wor
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development of the past lOO years could not have been achieved.

In c:ooperation with the effort of the fidvertlsing
Industry to bring about more widespread realization of the
role of advertising in our daily lives, I, Ear] Warren
Governor of California, do hereby proclaim the perloc *

March 23-31,
California.

1951, as ADVEiri'ISING RECOCfKITlOK WEEK In

IN WITNESS WTERECF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this £2nd day
of March, A.D., one
Thousand Nine hundred
and Plfty-One.

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4.U , ^'?<i>cal experts tell us that approximately 5,000 of
the nearly lb, 000 Callfornlans who died of cancer last year
could be alive today if the disease had been detected in time,
ihls is a terrible toll of unnecessary death in a state and a
nation that have made such great progress in recent years in
counteracting the ravages of disease. It means that greater
attention on the part of all of us to the symptoms of cancer
will pay dividends in reducing the toll of this disease which
now Is responsible for one of every seven deaths.

K» 4.U J^^ American Cancer Society, through funds contributed
by the public, conducts a double-barreled attack on this dread

1 Ir"*^", ®^*®'^^^^® research program and also a widespread
educational campaign to acquaint the public with the need of
recognizing the danger signals of cancer. In the interest of
finding a cancer preventive or cure, the Society last year
spent $17/)00,000 of its budget for research pui-poses. Part of
this amount was allocated to universities In our own State for
cancer projects.

^f - Because of the importance of insuring the continuation
of research and experimentation and bringing about greater
public awareness of the symptoms of cancer and the importance
of early treatment, I, Earl Warren, Governor of California, do

SnNTS^^''?°?"^^'" *^® '"°?*^ °^ ^P^^^» ^9^1' «s CANCER CONTRof,
MONTH in California. I urge the people of California to con-
tribute generously during this month for the support of the
important programs of the American Cancer Society.

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ATTEST:

IN V/ITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
28th day of March, A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty -One.

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History teaches, and many recent examples In various
parts of the v.orld have demonstrated with startling clarity,
that freedoK such ao we cherinh cannot long exist without
popular understanding and appreciEtion of individual responsi-
bility.

One of the basic institutions upon which we rely for
the furtherance of our American ideals is the public school
syntem. Public schools, by enabling every child to gain a
liberal eJucation regardless of station in life, promote recog-
nition of the responsibilities of citizenship and constitute a
major bulwark against subversive doctrines.

We in California are proud of the school system that
has been developed in our State. Its succes.^ has been due to
iiiany foctors — the interest of mothers faid fathers in their
children, the cooperative effort': of state and local cfficials,
and the energy and determination of those public spirited men
and women who are devoting their lives to the teaching of our
children.

The continued y
increased public ui:idersti
and tliu Ci't^atest possible
teachers;. To this end, I
do hereby proclaim the pe
PUBLIC SCHOOLS VfliEK in Cu
Week every citizen visit
acquainted with the work
system.

rogross of our school system requires
nding of the Importance of education
encouragenert and r.upport of our
, Earl Warren, Governor of California,
riod April 23rd to 27th, 1951, as
lifornia , and I ui-ge that during this
a public school and become personally
and activities of oiu: public school

Ii; WITNEC3 VfiffiRLOF, I have hereunto
ser, my hand and caused the
Grfiat Seal of the State of
California to bu affixed
this 17th day of April, A.D.,
One Thousand Kine Hundred
and Fifty-One,

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Governor of California

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Secretary of Stsite

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EaociAMATiaN

The American people have more to be grateful for
than any other people on the face of the earth. It Is impor-
tant in times such as these that we display our recognition
of this fact and express the gratitude that we feel.

It should be apparent to all of us that our freedom
and our way of life are being challenged by a worldwide
conspiracy. One of the devices used by that conspiracy has
been to make May 1st an occasion for demonstrations throughout
the world by which the conspirators have attempted to show the
scope of their movement,

Americans in every walk of life can help to counteractj
these efforts. We can show the world on this same day that we
have convictions which are equally as firm as those of our
forefathers. We can display the same fortitude and determina-
tion as the men who established this country and guided its
development along lines which have led to its present position
of greatness.

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim May 1, 1951, as LOYALTY DAY
in California. I urge that all Calif ornians Join on this day
in emphasizing before the world that trying conditions such as
we face today, do not weaken us but rather fortify us in our
determination that our Nation shall continue to be, as it has
always been, a land of freedom and opportunity,

IN WITNESS WHERliOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this 23rd day of April,
A,D,, One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifty-One,

ATTKST :

Governor of California

Secretary of State

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^^^^r. 4 ^Lenders in the field of mental hygiene tell us 'that \
approxlinately one person in twenty spends some part of hisllsa' -
tl^ f^f ^i hospital and that one in every ten seeks prSfls^^ '
help for an emotional problem at some time or another.

n,o^^ ^^ 4.v>°"^4^n.^®i^^ °^ ^^® ^^^y advancements that have been
?edSct?on L n^i^hf "?"*^it ^^''^^*^' "^ '^^^ *hat a substantia?
meSal alli'ntf w«\^" ^^^ """"^^ °^ P«"°"^ afflicted with
rf?^r^,.S! K ^' ^^ ^""^ ^®®" °"^ mental institutions in
hnii ~^^^ !k'""'' ^°f^ ^"^ "^^^ identified with an atmosphere of
hope rather than a shadow of despair. This is due largely to
the progress that has been made In the treatment of ieStel
I ™n!r^^^ T^ ^? shortening the time which many types of patients
must spend in institutions. We have seen the establishment of
out-pr>tlGnt clinics which have been the means of treating la?L
I Jr^^'nsL^uS Tr^'tf ^'^^ necessity of their gJ^^'^lnnnlS
' families! ^^ separated from their homes and

I
„,.«« H 4-/° longer is the door of an "ins.ane asylum" shut foreve»
upon victims of mental Illness. For every 100 patients now ra
ceiving treatment in our modern mental hospitals! more than ?0
Zn b^Llte^el.'" "°'"^' Productive livesfSd ^v^Jhls^MSre

^4' .,» Medical science cannot do the Job alone, however. All
nfrMor^?^^^^" *^^ prevention of mentjl Illness through ou^
participation in and encouragement of programs which contribute

n^;f>^i ^ • ^P^°^ programs pay great dividends in making it
possible for those who might otherwise suffer mental breakdown
to live happy, productive and useful lives. oreaKdown

nf ronfo^!!^*^ ^^^u*' ^tio'^eht" in "nind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
^on^^-'-^^^^"^^' '^'^ hereby proclaim the period May 2nd to tith
thl^'w^fk''^??'^^^^^" '^^^ ^" Calif orSla. I urge thj? Sng
this Week all citizens of our State take the opportunity to
become more fully aware of the causes of mental illness, the
f^nnr^n ^^^^^ '""'^^ ^^ "" Prevention and treatment, and the
to its ?edu?tlon™ ^' cooperation in programs which contribute

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Great
Seal of the State of California
to be affixed this 24th day of
April, A,D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifty-Or

ATTEST:

Governor of Ca*][ifomia ^"^
Secretary of State

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tuu-se.T ao suriuua luui ■, .l;i;puasible J or many oJ our

hospitals to rill wl:ai const tier "their minimum staffs,

sltiation is further complicated by the conuinnin - re-
u;Lrements of the nvw^d ror-ran, both iifor care of serv* — ■
wounded i .1 ; ^nd td meet needi arlsl

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pr»i.-oiit e:nergeiicy, i.alll oruia' ;

' iinuhi ■ Towth requires an increaslii ■■ aumbei' of nurses
oach yeaj', Althon ,li more tixan bO,OOC> professional nurses

arc ro-ist'sred !n raHfornln, hho Statn U-- r, vrn-al tho.ni..

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" I'j w«i,p;ii<j 'li'oa it year In
i he has Icj needs of the coirmnin'
'■J vt;.;ad it muait assume even Treatei-
srform even -creRter service. In t'c
mibora of studfliits will become Inte;
p '^nrsln- cardfer, I, Earl ..arren,
' reby proplaira the period
'^SI:. '.iEKii in California. I
has 1 si be r^iven to the nee

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i 10 re into set my hand
and caused the Great
iiwal of the State of
U&llJ'ornia to be af-
fixed this 3rd day of
wiiy> A.D., One
Thousand Nine Hunt'red
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fnri^„ time Of international difficulties such as we face
lithll rJ^ American has special reason to be grateful for the
Stftel. i^^i^il«£es he enjoys as a citizen of the United

Thi<: ^o . ^'T^ Americans take their citizenship for granted,
ihis is seldom the case, however, with those -Ao have recently
^t'^^ir^ citizenship, either through naturalization or by

riven ?hou^ht'fo tL'"^^"^?^^'* ^"* °^ ""^^'^ "«* citizens have
pven thought to the devolopment of our American heritage anri

S?ver^r''.'"^'.°' ^ «t^^ggle« and sacrifices tha?we?fln-^
volved in winnliig the riglits and freedoms we now enjoy. Some

?J„S ^- ''T ''^r ^^°" ^^'^^ where the people have nejrer en-
joyed freedom of thought and action aiid protection agllJst
persecution. Others have seen the destrSction o? dem?c?lcies
whose citizens once enjoyed freedom. aemocracies ,

oH-i.«nc: ,l^^V ^""Pf^atlyo for all of us to join with these new I
citizens in the realization that freedom is not something we
can enjoy Indefinitely without effort on our part? The^rotec-
tlon of our American way of life demands constant vigilance
for there are forces of oppression at work throughout the world '
if be^Jty? "'■ '''''' institutions and the concept of indivldulf

the Presldent^T^^^^?*'!• °^ ^°\^°" *^^^®" ^^ ^^^ Congress and
tne president. I, harl ilVarren, Oovernor of California, do

hereby proclaim liay 20, 1951, as "I AH AN AMEBICJJi" dJy in '
our i-Tp'''An Jhll^^ , ?* special observances be held throughout !

oblle;t?>n° n?i^f'^.^K.^°5°^°^ *^°^^ w^° •^^^-^ assumed the
orjxigdtions of citizenship during the past year, and that all

-*th I'r ?H °"^^^?*? ^"^^f this opportunity to Reaffirm their
xoith In^ the ^principles that have made our country great.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have j
hereunto set my hand
Tnd Caused the Great j

Seal of the State of !

California to be af- j
fixed this 3rd day of
May, A.D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifty-One.

Governor of California

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EfifiSiAMAlifilt

White Cane Vieek is observed throughout th« Nafinn

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about greater public a.arsMss that thabl^S of a whlt^ «n,
JlcUonXrn?",,*" H= ^""H^" '" "»= sreatelt po'slSe p?l-

Je?sons? Pr°er«'"« to improve the general welfare of blJnd

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this 10th day of May,
A.D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and
Fifty- One.

Governor of California

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««rh xr«=,. ^''^^^^ ^'^^ ^?®^ ^^ Observed throughout the Nation
anf nelds o? IhrMl'n^^ acquainting the public with the problems
«hn„t^^! 2 the blind. One of its main purposes is to bring
f^ o hfJ^H*^'" P^^^^u «r^®"^^^ **^^* *^« bearer of a white ca£e
Jlctlon^rorii?V^° i^ entitled to the greatest possible p?o.

whlcS°Ke'fruL'il^t^1e;:"''''°"'"'^ '^^ '^^" °^ *""'—

The white cane should not, however, be recardeti ^nl«lv
in ?h«^^i of dependence. It also'is an emkem o?^co2?agl? ^
In the vast majority of cases it is carried by a person who Is

mSods *hi?nf "^'^ °*" "^y,^*^ *^^ "°^1^- With mSlern traJnii
methods, blind persons can become self-supporting in a wide

p?oJuc(lon ^^^'fPf i°"« and skills. Many IL ca^fbiy ?erfo?mlng
production jobs in our national defense program.

4- n i.^ ""'^i^^ these thoughts in mind, I, Earl V«arren GovernnT.
of California^ do hereby proclaim the'we^k ofVay I5?h tollSt '
1951, as WHIT£ cane vVEEK in California. I urge that durine'
this week all the people of our State coope?^te S?J ?h^ "^

?he B??I?J%nT^" ^°^*^f ^li"'* «"^ *h« NatLnarrederltion of
pe?s?ns? programs to improve the general welfare of blind

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this 10th day of May,
A.D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and
Fifty -One.

Governor of California

ATTEST:

Secretary/of

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Nation on inri9tr''bv d«^i^n^J/' observed throughou"^

Congress, as'^a'Ss tf'honSng°?lf oi^^H'^f.'"^"^ ^^^<^
of our country— Armv Navv uf^f °^ *^® niHtary ser>t6os
their reserveUts'^nfa S^^loa Sa'rd!" '°^°^» ^"^ ^^

joined toge?her'f^J:\?;2 oSservSlceTf'?^.^ "i'"?^^ ^"-^°«« have
fine cooperation which has conSiL?!^ «i^ ^^l ^^ typical of the
ments on the fighting fronts of ioJef r^T.]^ J^^"' achieve-
of our successes in Korfia t^^t^V:^ ^^ ""® ^°st in casualties
undoubtedly far less th^nNt rSi\*^°"«h " ^s been! is
cooperatloJ among services! ^ * ^^''^ '^^^ without this

full support to tSrmen'lSd'SoLrwSo '^^ ^^^ ^^°"^ ^^^e our
danger and hardship m Korea w« ch f^^^^uf ferlng untold
needed sacrifice for the su?cess?uf nl^i'* be willing to make any
promotion program, upon whicS oS^ J^«r^''"°" °^ °'^ defense
in meeting the eve^ p?esenr?£.e\"? oTJ^te^^foS! l^o^^T.T

the^^Sr='°"''^^-° "o'tr;°?era%'s^ So'^^^ "°T^ ^^^ *>-*
the achievement of vlctorv ^r, Z^l f "° ^^® contributed to

has engaged, and to the men «nH w^^°"^'^'•' ^" *hich our Nation
Of th:/""'^^ ^°--«--the"Res:?ve''a°nrtS l5a?l''"?'n'"" comp^nenJs
tL'^Zrt? "°* ^^-^"^ - -t^ve^S^tf ?o?%^°^\Sd^r?i,/any

Of California'' do'KreSrprJ^claJm^iav'lJ' f^.^ ^— ' °°vernoP
DAY in California, and 1 S^e tSt ?^i ^^A ^^l^* ^s ARKED FOrSs
out California by 'appropriate nnhH?^ ^^^ ^ observed through-
of the national colors ^andby^il si?. ""nr"""^^"' ^^ *h« dlsplfj
forces installations wl\e?f "o^en'house" irLfd!''' '° """^^

IN WITNESS VfflEREOF, I have hereunto
rrl?^^^?'^ «"<* caused the
S??J ^^?^ 2^ *h« State of

thli ?^I'J^*° ^ affixed
this 15th day of May, A.D

One Thousand Nine SiAdred '
and Fifty-toe. "^^«a

ATTEST:

Governor of California

Secretary of State

^xcfutiDt department

;r»tatc of California

£&&£LAMA£ION

K^ay 22nd has been designated by Congress and is
proclaimed by the President each year as National Maritime
Day, commemorating the first trans-Atlantic voyage by a
steam-propelled vessel, the American flagship Savannah, in
I0I9. The week containing this day is observed throughout
the country as World Trade Week.

Even If our experience in World War II were not
conclusive, the lesson of the present situation in Korea
shiould leave no doubt of the necessity for maintaining at all
times a strong Merchant Marine. It should now be all the more
apparent that the best interests of our Nation require the
maintenance on the Pacific Coast of a basic shipbuilding
industry that is capable of rapid expansion as needed.

In all the urgency of the national defense program,
however, we must not forget that the Merchant Marine is also
an important instrumentality in our normal peacetime economy.
California has a vital interest In the development of world
trade for much of our State's progress is dependent upon the
movement of industrial and agricultural products through our
ports.

^ ^ -,. ^^*^ these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim May 22, 1951, as MARITIME DAY
in California, and the week of May 20 to 26, 1951, as V^ORLD
TRADE WEEK, and urge the people of our State to becane better
acquainted with our great dependence upon our Merchant Marine,
in peace as well as in war, and the importance of world
commerce in our economy.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this 17th day of May, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-One.

Governor of California

ATTEST:

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Secretary of

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3^Kcuriuc department

;c»tatr of California

PROcjiAMAIifili

Because of the trying times we are passing through
and because of the danger to freedom throughout the world.
It Is most appropriate that in our 175th anniversary observ-
ance of Independence Day we recognize the basic religious
principles on which our Nation was founded.

The framers of the Declaration of Independence
clearly expressed their spiritual faith and saw to it that
our Nation in Its early days was firmly established on the
basis of Freedom Under God. In the immortal words of the
Preamble, it Is stated:

"We hold these truths to be self-
evident, that all men are created equal, that
they are endowed by their Creator with certain
unalienable Rights, that among these are Life,
Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."

In furtherance of a national movement to bring about
LF®? ''f awareness of the religious foundations of our free-
dom, I Larl Warren, Governor of California, do hereby desig-
nate the week of June 30th to July 6th, 195i, as INDEPENDENCE

rS??;^ , ^! ^^} ^""V-"^^ *^^^ P®'^^^'^ ^here be appropriate
religious and civic observances and that the people of our '

Under God!^'' "^^"^ *^^ blessings we enjoy through Freedom '

IN VVITIESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California to
be affixed this 26th day of
June, A.D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifty-One,

ATTEST:

Governor of California

Secretary o J' State

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We in California, with the completion of the basic
features of the Central Valley Project, are about to see the ful-
fillment of a dream. This great project, authorized by the
voters of California at an election in 1933» has been constructed
by the Federal Government at a cost of $400,000,000. It will
provide flood control for the Sacramento Valley area, power and
water for l.orthern California conimunities and supplemental v:ater
for a million acres of fertile lands in the San Joaquin Valley.
It involves the longest mass raovemont of water ever achieved by
man*

Everyone familiar with California's growth during its
first century of statehood loiows of Its complete dependence upon
water. Its agrictiltural growth began with the development of
small Irrleatlon districts and community projects. Its indus-
trial growth bogan with the development of hydro-electric power. ;
Aith each succeeding decade larger and larger projects have been
required, until today we have reached a point where there is
little remaining water capable of development except through the
consti'uction of tremendous multiple-purpose projects. Such a
project is the Centra] Valley Project. It in on'-- nf the greatest
multiple-purpose projects in the Nation and as such incorporates
the hopes and ambitions of hundreds of California communities.

The first movement of Central Valley Project water
through its full 500-mile route from Shasta Dam to Bakersfield
will occur during the period August 1st to August 10th, and all
along its path tliere will he community observances to mark its
daily progress. The final linking of tlie project's water trans-
mission network will be achieved on August 4th with the throwing
of a switch at the giant Tracy Pumping Plant. There, tremendous
pumps will lift Sacramento River water 200 feet and start it on
its way to the dry lands farther South.

The project is one of the greatest advances that has
been made in the history of our State. It gives us new hope as
we enter our second century of statehood — a century in which we
know that our continued growth will require the conservation of
every drop of water that falls in our State for every useful pur-
pose tl-iat water can serve. With these thoughts in mind, I,
Earl VJarren, Governor of California, hereby proclaim August 1st
to 10th. 1951, as CENTRAL VALLEY WATER FESTIVAL DAYS, and I urge
all Calj fornians to participate wholeheartedly in the many
community observances being held during this period.

Ii: WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and

caused the Great Seal jaf the State of California |
to be affixed this -^^ ■ day of July, A.D., One |
Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-One ^7

ATTEST:

Governor of California
Secretary itf JBtate

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.; r.ozt ii!ipoi'turi+-. oontribution to the achievement
of GUI' halljii'.- independence was made bv General Friedrich
..'ilhelra von Steuben, Prussian military oxpurt, who jcined the
strutgliiifc' Coiti'Hntal ,,r'uy dieting the dark days of Valley
.'orge,

-i- '■^" r;-.:; __:.:.. tctor GeneiMl of the Ar;v, '-^ N/as
instrumantcl in strengthenii-^ the disciuline and training of
our forces and contributed tremendously to their subseciUent
victory, rdlowlnc the end of the war, General von Jteuben
:;taycd on as h resident of our nev.ly founded Katioi. ' ' his
death in 1V'V4.

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accordance with c ConcurrBrt,
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vVITKESG wIlEPiEOF, 1 have
herciinto seb my hand '.r.d
caused the Great Seel of
the State of California
to be affixed this 6th
day of September, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Fifty-one,

Governor

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Secretary ST S

state

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^tatc or Calirornij

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One of the most inspiring stories In all of the
colorful history of California Is the account of its discovery
by Juan Rodrlgues Cabrillo. In 1542, this great Portuguese
explorer became the first European to set foot In what is now
our State.

When Cabrillo sailed into San Diego Bay he was looking
for a northern passage which supposedly Joined the Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans. Although he never found the passage he sought,
his discovery of California was an achievement great in itself.
He was the first of many men of vision — representing many
nations — who helped to lay the foundation for the great western
migration that is continuing even today.

Cabrillo' s voyage involved great hardships and tested
his endurance and courage. By sheer determination, though
sorely injured, he guided his vessels northward until his
expedition reached a point beyond the Farallones. Even as
death overtook him, he directed that his mission be completed
before sails were set for home.

In cooperation with the program of the Cabrillo Civic
Clubs of California to observe the 409th anniversary of
Cabrillo' s arrival in California, I, Earl Warren, Governor of
California, do hereby proclaim September 28th, 1951, as
CABRILLO DAY, and I urge all people of our State to participate
in observances planned for that day in honor of this early-day
explorer.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
13th day of September, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty-One.

Governor

ATTEST:

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Secretary 6t State

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^xcrutioc Bcpartincnt

^tjtc of daliforiiia

EBfifiliAkAlifili

keep ever S mlnd'Jhat^^L'gJeatlsttcS '^ i'^^ )^^^ ^ '« ^^^
lies In our youth Tt i« ff^f !^ "°P® '® ^^^^ for the future
that the traS^'and gJl'jance we r?;«°^ the utmost liportanS
It Is possible to give ?hem? ^^ ""^ children are the best

our State Svfmrdrf ^L^^ con?r JSJti '" communities throughout
vidlng the means for «li:?mn«^? I^"**°" *° *^s end by pro-
tetwetn parent aSteacheJ?'*i;Jh''?°Pr?*i?" ^^ consultation
thnn 50 years been among thi Voremoi"f^''^%"°"f ^'^^^ '°' »o'e

Sad\r^^hi%7a^-.S-^^^^^^

tional standards ij whlc^i^^ln^Sa^JJo^^Sa^^a^^^^^eS^^I?--

have been S?ip?ieJ°SSlnf Seen? ^^«"*rT-««h«r Associations
tremendous gain in population fn^\r^''^ ^^ California's
demands upon our scCl syi?ein^Th*'% "'If "^"« extremely heavy
their statewide orgaSzation ^h* r iJr^^^^"°«^***o"St a°d
and Teachers, have I^Jen oStsta^lS i^^f^^ Congress o^ Parents
carrying out 'the vaft expS^sfon^J^.h",^**^""* ^^ planning and
ties required to meet oS'^le'r°-i^c'rla???J Zlf.T '"' '"'^'''-

clvic funct?oSrSer?or«S''bvM!^''r^*^e^^^ °f *he important
of our State, and by tS Call form «T*"-*^ *'*'*' Associations
Teachers, I,'Earl WarreJ, GoJe?JoJ o?°2fT?l' °f ^^^^"*^ «"^
proclaim the period Octo^r 7th ?L°^ ^W^^'^^^t "^o hereby
PARENT-TEACHER WEEK in Callflin1« ^1^ 13th, 19^. as
Californians acquaint themsSjes^itS^tiJf^P ^^l S^^
and its n.,^ accomplishment:\'rtJe"Li5?n?^jrg';:S%%^?Ji-f-

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the
State of California to be
affixed this 13th day of
September, A.D.. One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifty- One

ATTEST:

Governor

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Secretary of State

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^tm of Cjlifornij

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In those days when the forces of oppression are
probing continually to find weaknesses In the free nations of
the world, we have daily reason to be grateful for the vision
of the men who drafted the Constitution of the United States of
America .

Conceived 164 years ago, our Constitution is the
product of centuries of struggle for freedom and the bitter
lessons learned from the grinding oppression of a tyrannical
sovereign. From these lessons were developed the besic
guarantees of freedom and equality upon which our system of
government is based.

We who have enjoyed the fruits of these guarantees
are prone to accept them as our birthright. We must recognize,
however, that they will be ours only so long as we vigilantly
protect them. The continuance of our way of life and the
hopes of freedom- loving people everywhere depend upon our
successfully resisting all attempts to belittle or destroy
the safeguards contained in our Constitution,

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim September 17th, 1951, as
CONSTITUTION DAY in California, and urge the people of our
State to seek a broader understanding of this fundamental
document from which stems our Nation's greatness.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 13th
day of September, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-One.

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Governor

ATTEST:

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Secretary of State

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freedo. ^^^^I'^T^ rll^^J^^^ ^^ l P-^^ul force for
and women -do their full St In LoJJ our people -both men
as citizens. P^" ^" meeting their responsibilities

Women's ClSl Ss'Sen'thf Te«J'?n f ^^'^^^^^ and Professional

which women throughout the stSf J'^^<i«»>onstrating ways in

to better citlzenfhip: aI fSeans of°^\* ^^^^^ contribution

awareness of the nart whi ^h « °^ bringing about public

life Of our ^^ttolTt^lf^V^.^^^^^^^^^^

of Business Women's Week. This vea? th«v k ^"""^^ observance

their theme the slogan "Fuir^frt'S^JsarfoJ^Jhe^^'o^nje:!."

Governor o^Ca'JTforSr'df herebv^'***"^; ^' ^"^ "-"^n,
September 23rd th?oSh'29?h ?S$^ ^"""^Lll? *^® P^^^od '
California /and I S?|e thaf*di?ii^ fhif^^"^"! ''^^^'^ "EEK in
given to the need for all Call fo^/!^^^^^''*^'* emphasis be
continued progress o? f^ S^aJf^a^^^^tion^'^ *°^"**^*' ^°' ^^^

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have

hereunto set my hand and
^k"^I* **i« Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this
14th day of September,
A.D., One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Fifty-One.

Governor

ATTEST:

Secretary of State

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' cherished r?gJ?%J'|;:e'edom''or;h/''**''^"''"«^ «'«"*«, our
importance. For as we conslLJ thP""®"? *«^*^ °" ^'^-ed

ga«Snrof ^fn^^'"^ *° Jom?nf ""Jhe^^oSd"^ w^'*?i"" ?f aggression

^^"'I^^S °^ the press Is lniroT.HoKi. », * ^^^ *^t the

of free government. ^"^^rlably a prelude to the destruction

press thatXs^^erSu??t*SD*S*nf''^^*..^" *^« al«rt and vigorous
t^?^°^ of thoui'ht anS exp?Ls?on If J^'^ "^^^ °"^ tralilSl
that it will always be that wf ^ t ® cannot, however, assume
witnessed the death of La PrlnL* ^" ""^ °'^ hemisphere, wITt«
newspapers. Elsewhere w« h!^*» ^'^^ °^ *he world's great
men and women ofouttreT^i^H In^V^ ^^'^^^ *ha? SsJt the

world todaj? n'L°Ipp5oprla?e tiartS'^*?^^^"^ «^«"ts in the
Lights the Way of Freedom" h«c J? * *^? ^^°«an "Your Newspaolr
nro^r^'l °^ Na^ionafS^wsSper Weef^^?*"^ ^°' **»« llJh'^tS^l
o? Sfoin?''^ r^^ press Of S^ Nation ? ^r^^''^^^^" ^^^^ tSJ j

people of our State take fh? °^?^®- ^ "rge that all the '

become more familiar wi?h the ?J^'f^"^ ^"^'^^ this per J^ to
by their community nelspepers !n^JK^^ ^"^ facilities offSed
preservation of oJr wr^of Ilflf ^^''^^ contribution to tS***

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, J have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Gre^t Seal^f
the State of California to
be affixed this 14th day of ,

Nl^e S^'iJ-°-J °"« ThJusU
nine Hundred and Fifty-One. i

ATTEST:

Governor of Californi
Secretary of State

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^tatc of California

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California has been called upon to shoulder tremandius
responsibilities in our national defense program — responsibili-
ties that require full utilization of all our available resources.
One of the resources that it has been proven can be used to
advantage during this critical period is the large pool of
potential manpower among physically handicapped persons.

The physically handicapped have demonstrated over and
over again that when placed in employment for which they are
suited by natural aptitude and special training they consistenUyi
equal, and frequently surpass, their unhandicapped fellow workora'u
The handicapped constitute a highly desirable manpower source at
any time. To overlook their usefulness in time of crisis is to
ignore a valuable asset in our economy, i

Our program for rehabilitation and utilization of 'I
physically handicapped persons is doubly important now because of
our responsibility to the men fighting In Korea. Eighty percent ,
of the American soldiers disabled In that conflict are under |
20 years of age and few of them have had previous work experience.
These young men come home with hope for the future In their hearts,
because they know of our past achievements in training disabled
war veterans for useful, productive lives. We must redouble onr
efforts to develop Job opportunities for them so that their hope
will not be in vain.

National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week, by
Act of Congress and Proclamation of the President, will be
observed throughout the Nation during the second week of October,
In accordance with this program, I, Earl Warren, Governor of
California, do hereby proclaim the period October 7th to 14th.
1951, as El^LOY THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED WEEK IN CALIFOPJIIA. i
v^f® *^* maximum attention be given to the achievements ani I
abilities of handicapped citizens, not only during this week but
throughout the year.

L±jA

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed thi«
17th day of September, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-One. 1

Governor or California

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ATTEST:

P'inlii Im CAiiroiNiit iT«Tt tKiNTtNo omct

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^KfUtiDc Bcpartincnt

^tatc of dalifornla

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PROCLAMATID)/

National Fire Prevention Week, dedicated to aler^ing-
the public to opportunities for aavlnp; Uvea and avoiding
needless destruction by fire, will be "observed tnls year
during the week beglnnln/^ October 7th.

Between 11,000 and 12,000 persons lose their lives
to fire every year in the United States and about 94 per cent
of these fatalities occur In the home. The heaviest loss of
life Is among children under the age of five and persons over
the age of sixty-five. In addition, nearly a billion dollars
worth of our natural and created resources are destroyed
annually by fires. Vie Callfornlans are keenly aware of this
destruction since every year we suffer millions of dollars of
loss in timber and rrassland fires.

Fire prevention sund protection also are vital parts
of our Civil Defense proj^am. Our past fire losses, appalling
thourjh they have been, are but a fraction of what we might
expect should saboteurs begin operating in our communities or
should showers of fire bombs be released on our cities.

'.Vlth these thouj^ts In mind, and in support of the
National Fire Prevention pro^^^rair, I, Earl V/arren, Governor of
California, do hereby proclaim the period October 7 to 13,
1951, as FIRE PREVENTION WEEK in California and I urge that in
addition to the special observances and proirrams planned for
this particular week that thought and effort be directed
tliroughout the year to means for preventing the Teat waste
caused by fire,

IN WITNESS IVHEREOP, I have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 17th
day of September, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty- One.

ATTEST :

Secretary of State

liJ in CnlirO»<VI> --TAIt I'MMINC.

PROCLAMATION FILED
SEE phOCLAtiA-lO

^„ ON NOV. 7, 1951
ION NO. 181°

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4. 4.V. ». ^O'^^^^er I'jth of each year Js observed through-
out the Nation as Poetry Day for the purpose of calling
public attention to the accomplishments of poets and the
beauty and inspiration inherent in good poetry.

Poets have added richness to history by re-
cording their impressions of life as they saw it. Because
cf their efforts, we have available to us the personal
thouglits the deep feelings, the accomplishments and the
tribulations In mankind's advancement through the ages.

By directing the spotlight of public attention
on social injustices, poetry has been a factor In the
gradual rise cf freedom and equality among the peopler
ol the world. It has had Its part in the development 'of
our Nation by giving expression to such basic sentUnents
as devotion to God, love of country, and the joys and
trials of dally life.

+1^^ f f" ^^t interest of encouraging public apprecia-
tion of poetry, I. Earl Warren, Governor of California
do hereby proclalin October 13, 1951, as POETRY DAY in
California, and 1 urge all Callfornlans to join in this
observance. *^

IN WITNESS VTHEREOP, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be af-
fixed this 12th day
of October, A. D, ,
One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Fifty- one,

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Governor of California

ATTTST :

FILED

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^xccutiDc Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of California

EEOCtAliAIiO

0 N

ixth anniversary of
1945 when this
San Francisco we have .
in our international '■
in the solution of 1
have seen the outbreak
developments in many
threat of a new world

October 24th, 1951, will be the s
the founding of the United Nations. Since
organization was formed in our own city of
experienced both encouragement and setbacks
relationships. We have seen great progress
many world problems. At the same time, we
of ferocious fighting in Korea and serious
other parts of the world which contain the
war.

Although the forces of communism have made it impos-
sible for the United Nations to realize all of the high hopes
held for it when its charter was signed, the necessity for such
an organization has been clearly established. The United Nations ^
including in its membership the world's principal nations,
provides the only forum available to us for the settlement of 'I
international controversies and thus is our greatest hope for the
eventual achievement of lasting world peace. j

In these cloudy and uncertain days, it is important for'
those who are striving for world peace to have faith in the ,
ultimate triumph of right. Such a faith encompasses faith in God,
faith In ourselves, faith in the cause of peace, and in the
instrumentality we have built to achieve it — the United Nations.

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor i
of California, do hereby proclaim October 24th, 1951, as i
UNITOD NATIONS DAY in California. I urge that on this Day
appropriate programs be conducted in our schools and elsewhere to
acquaint the people of our State with the principles and objec-
tives of the United Nations and to give recognition to its
accomplishments in the first six years of its existence. I

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto j
set my hand and caused the j
Great Seal of the State of I
California to be affixed this [
23rd day of October, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty-One .

Governor of California

ATTEST :

Secretaiff fcf State

Frr.ED

'IdCw nffl'X of iho Scciciary of Sk.t>

Primttd Im CALIPOBMl* BTATB rBINTINC OPPICI

— J2

fRANK

ORRAN, $.t. .-8tary i tsiat*

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"Tlil

3!xcfutilif department

State of California

EE0CLAM41I2N

News reports from Korea tell us dally of the great
sacrifices being made by our servicemen on the fighting fronts.
The casualties of "Heartbreak Ridge" and dozens of similar
engspements, nnd the suffering involved in each ship or plane
load of casualties returning to our shores are heralded in the
headlines and of course draw our attention and sympathy. We
must make sure, however, that the passage of time does not
cause us to forget the tremendous debt we owe these young men,
and others like them In other wars, who gave of their blood for
the defense of our Nation,

Tuany of those who have received battle wounds are
periiianently dlsiiLlod and must b*' carad for In veterans hospitals
for the remainder of their lives. Others must receive hospital
care at frequent intervals and can be only partially restored
to the normal life they formerly enjoyed.

On November 10th nnd 11th, representatives of Disabled
Amerlcsn Veterans chapters in California will conduct their
annual sale of forget-me-nots, to help finance that organiza-
tion's numerous services to disabled veterans. Accordingly, I,
Eerl '.Varren, Governor of California, do hereby proclaim
Kovenber 10th and 11th, 1951, as FORGET-ME-KOT DAYS, and I urge
the people of our State to buy and wear these tokens as an
expression of appreciation to those who have given so much,

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 2nd
day of November, A,D,,

One Thousand Nine Huni
and Fifty-Q^B, yj/

Governor of California

ATTh;ST:

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FrtED

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Nov 2-1551

FRANKM,^DAN,Sac«tjiiyc<8Np.

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^xccutioc I^cpartment

^tatc of California

PHOGLAMAIION

Thanksgiving Day Is one of the oldest and most
significant of our American traditions. It extends back more
thciii three centuries to the simple cer.:irony of a small group
of Pilgrims who, having striigglod successfully through their
first yoar in the new world, paused to give thanks to Almighty
God for the bounty of their first harvest.

Like the Pilgrims, we have reason individually and
nationally to express our thankfulness for the blessings we
have received from our iloavenly Father. High among those
blessings are the unity and understanding which have kept our
Nation strong and vlKorous, and the vast production of our f arras i
and industrial plants which has made it possible for our Nation
to become a major force for the preservation of freedom in the
world.

Thanksgiving Day should be for all of us an occasion
for religious consecration and rededication to the Ideals and
principles which have guided the development of our Nation. In
our Thanksgiving observances this year let us pray for an
Increased willingness among all the nations of the world to v/ork ;;'
for a lasting peace. And let us pray for an early and success-
ful conclusion to the fighting in Korea — the cause of such great
sacrifice by our servicemen on the battlefields and so many
heartaches for those of us at home who anxiously await their
safe return.

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl V/arren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim Thursday, November 22nd, 1951 i
as TliAI'IKSCIVING DJ.Y in Ccli f^^^nla, and I ur.^-^ all Californlans
to ,1oin In obaarvances in charch and homo in grateful recogni-
tion of the blessings we enjoy as Americans.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State oT California to
be affixed this 7th day of
November. A.D,, One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifty-One.

ATTEST:

Secrejjarj^f State

FfLED

^xcrutJDc department

^tatc of California

"(DAN,

SoCTBfi

wyofs

+K« u J^^f annual March of Dimes campaign which wili^-b»4ifil(^
throughout the month of January offers the opportunity fo? all
of us to Join in the fight against infantile paralysis This
is a disease that strikes without warning and kills or* crlSnL.,
thousands of men, women and children each Jear. cripples

Ani'ur.i-ii "^^^ ^^^?^ °^ ^^^^^ "'akes it possible for every
o^f??*i^® paralysis patient in the Nation to obtain the best
of Jw ^Hf^^^'^^^^^^^-'^^y expensive care over a lon| period
fL^ u!"™4k^ S4i' ^ ^^^ <=°^1^ otherwise afford. In the last

s?^tl?roSS'oS'in' ''^^'r"^f°" ^°' infantile Paralysis Ls
spent */y,ocX),000 ol March of Dimes funds in direct Davment<r

».ans_of eventually eradicating turj|r?Sj'>Jfsea°« Tr^^'l^ !

,>r,n+^-»K.,4- ■"■* ^^ °^ ^'^^ Utmost importance that Californians

g^^ovi? ?« ^?s?^^c/=Ke^i jrir e° Hoarjt

!JlnTf„Tca^°e=?„^rtr?a^e°S^„\"p\l\°/p^S\3^r'^ '""^' "^^ ^

ofCallforSa'%'X%e'S?'1?o'^X^L"a„V,rJaSrinr!5?r
as the opening day of the MABCH OF DIKES Mipalen 2 oS'=;SS'

?hf,; ^f? "^' •!} Calltornlans contSbMr??;?? S»JSf-fnd '

=a»JI4S\^ri;t1siS!„riucS^L"^ ''-"-'^ *^ -^« *"» ^»^°"-«

L«i^^ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 27th
day of December, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-One.

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ATTEST:

Governor

Secretary of State

All MINTING arricM

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^rxcfutiDc Bcpartmrnt

^tjtc of (Tjlifornia

EfifiCLAMAH^N

contrlbutJoiJ to the «dv?nL^^ J^^^ ^^° ^^« °^^« Important
of Dr. George Washlng?on Sa?vef °r 0"^ Nation stands the name

obstacles that woSw ha?o dllcotlrafed mn^.'^^'^^^'J: ^"^ ^^°«^ ^^^^
eminence as a sclenti^h o^,^ ^ f^®'^ ""^^ ™®"» h® rose to

fortitude and acTo;Jifs'h^e"^t1o"r\\°r^;ji\a'Js! '^ ^" ^"^"^'^ °' I

to develop'TLkeKee*?St??«?rf%^'"* ^^^^^^ "^^^^^^ unceasingly
education^ ins?f?utSns '^'Ss accomn?i^H '^^ ^^f^ion's gre^ ^
agricultural research m«de It nn^«?K?-^^^^^u*^ ^" chemical and ,1
of Americnus to rls^Vom th« ^^^^1^.^°'' hundreds of thousands '
ful life. l.en o? every ^acea^^crLH^H^^^^i:*^ *° ^ "'°re plenti-:
scientific genius. ^ ^^^^'^ ^^« benefited from his

memory of D?. ^clrver^orthl f„"?"°"^"e program to honor the
ago, f , Earl'wSjIn^ Sover^o?^^?a!f?Lnf ^^' ^^^ath nine years

Which can be derived ^^^m\i1 g°r^f ^^^^J^? a?co%\iSe^J?!^°"

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereiantoi|
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of i

California to be affixed this ':
3l3t day of December, A.D., '

S^r^^^n''^'"^ ^^""^ Hundred ^d
Fifty- One,

Governor

ATTEST:

Secretary ^^State

P^^nUi in

Ai iroiNi% iiAi,

FILED

k 4m oinca of (h* Saocteiy of SM>

o(theStot»otC-i. -Ill*

FRANK !)|. WRDAN, s«cmf«y of 8t«h

1783

^xcfiimir Bfpartiiiciit

^rjtc of (Tjliforni.!

£fiOCLA^ATI

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growth rhloh .,a, ^d-:"?,," ^ "^^ '^fj " «nd th., unpreoeSonSad
0' t.lu- Lnl<,n. iiornla u.e second most poimlous state

a.pen,l= m'n''?f;;'4.S?'^?5^'-Snich'™''" ™"-'' '■^""^ »'■ our SUU

^3 gpss^L^i^SM'p^;.S'i-rr: 5rs^ '

period ell CalifornianJ conM?!?^.^' -"^ ^ "^e^ that durln' thi«* ^
-tural re.onr.os in the^Sl^\^ro?'^ctlta1e^!"^ up^n'^Sur'"'^ i

??^r"J/'"^'^'r"'y' I'ur'e t?al S'^ '^'"^^^ ^^'^^ which is
to plantinc so that c, r st-t! ^ f , ^P^^^^^l attention be eivar
more proauctiva. ^ ^^-^^'^ "^^ '^« ^^do more beautifi^^^d

IN WITIJESS miERo-OF, 1 have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the 5tato of California
to be affixed this 6th day
of February, A.D., Cne

Fifty!?wof "^ "^'^^^^ -'i '

ATTSST;

Governor cTf Californii
jSecr^Ury ^Stai

■ CHA.- J^^iA

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, FflZED

FEB 8 - 1952
f^^ »•• iOROAH Seatlwy of Hi*

AMhlMf

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1784

i'xcfutiuc Bcpartinciit

^tjtc of (Talifornia

EaasiAginj^

oy the cooperative afror^- «5^ nation has been accompUshad
national origln'r sZZlllll alnlllf ^^K<^reeds, rices e^i
lived and worked togetSr In af ?fn« «°"%°f.^^^^^°^^^« hs-ve
as is to be found aSy.here';n'?hfX?h'?o5ay.°' ^^^^'^^rhood.
•i-v,.K , -^^^ presence of in win ^», >

t5« TT^'^.^^^^^ ^"'Phasis to thfneeJ fn. ""f^ °*^«^ P^^^^ of
the principles of broth«T.hn«^ f tt^ ^°^ closer adherence to

everywhere. In factfoS SS?e3°for'nf?i^"°?^^^P« of'people
large measure upon the degree to „^-t P^'^"'^?''* P^^^e ce^nd in
bitterness, prejudice and^?|lr^S^?h/^'^^?'^ can repSce
of friendship and good will! ® constructive influences

these PrincJp£j''?L*NltSnircoS^"^ °^ *^« importance of
Jews sponsors throShout th« L??'^^®'®^?® °^ Christians and
Brotherhood Week! In keeolL wl Jn^r^'^ ^^^^ *he observS^ee of
I, Earl Warren, Governor?f^«TJJ^ *?^ purposes of this SSJr^
period February 17 ! pj ?L?^^^^°S?ia, do hereby proclaS fh^*
and I urge al/t£ peopie^of SuJ\f«f "f^'^^^^ WEEk'^iS CaSfSjia
observances and programs whfoh^ fi^u®-, *° cooperate in •'^°^^*»
and good will. ^ °^''^^ *^i°^^ 'ill help to promote tolerance

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, T have

hereunto set my .and and
caused the Great Seal of I
the state of Califo?iiia
to be affixed this 15th
day of February, a D i

«nl ??2"^^^ Nine Hui^lred
and Fifty-Two.

Governor of Californi

ATTEST:

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FILLED

PEB 1 T; 1952

'•^•'•'•fW.Jt '

SecretaJy'of State

•>*I» l*ilNI

1

£xcfutiV)c Bcpartnicnt

State of (L.iliform.i

1785

. F/fCED „

MAR H - 1952
FRANK M. iWOAH, Stcrelary oi Sale

1. A K A :T I 0 II

.■xt.r.'

, by virluQ oi" llic pov;'..r
ction 9 of Article V o:

lonstitution or

Ti-'^oi-nia, do hereby COiivene tha Legislature
"c-O-ifornir' to meet in extraordinary ^seosio
, kliforui; ,

X- : ,'V

I'-.i'-islatc u; on

ion
le'third day of Karch, 195?,
he fjollovrirf? rurposea and to

bjecfcs:

legislatio

Oc.; it-
•'lools.

■ ads ifor the j^urcj.ase of
rapf;'' F-.rm nr.d Hone Txircha^e

19W.

. To considL-r -nd actiuyon lecislation to
,,,.: - 1170 o" tl, rvob./.te Code, rolatinf to the
rmination of ioJ

ctJupon legislation

^ • • ii.a :.a,;:xni;it.-::tion o: th- '- A---les State

,T 1 ,ir,nli^d Arts and Sciencfes.

■I,; upon legislation

•'rOiil tllO i.

toll bri^

'.:•', .i^iiiu,'^ nance
3an Franc isco-

i'l acti uj on legislation
i-..- to uv Gcur.ti-ucuxuu, rec instruct ion, or alt r-.tio:.
-"toll bridcQ knovm as the S^n FTancisco-Oaklaiv

l.

f,,Mlti («f«tm.«NiA >t»it t»iN»iNiiu»riri

£xcfutivic department

^i.itc of (Ijlirorma

ct uTDon lcri3lation to
. .' - -,- hrin^in- surveys ami

■"^?r"" S°°?nKancirc'o-oSki.^. . bridge.

.ilatic;:

1 r o-

l-\

on

consider ra-.d , cv. -.-^=' bv port districts
:.., ur.nco Of revenue ^bonds by por^^ invisaon

i^r Article IT of Chapter . -

■ i.slation

andiact upon le^i^l^ tion to
\^oc' odinps artd ^on<^-

rs

reunto s<iu mj-

-', „. x'v .i,:ite of Calif ornxa
of rfarch, 195?.

-Gov .n{^F^^ CSTl^rnia

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Tccretrry

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^smtm Bcparriiicnr

^tjtc of (Ijliforiiia

£Si2CL4MATION

to les3 .ortunate Poo^l."S"^anTotf4.^4"S^^r%'.n4lSr^^

rosslblo oS Se?lc"n ^^vstZ^'' r^''''''''^' ^avertialng has made
b^nefitc of unlforinl^v'^nr ^ *?^ "^^^^ production v-lth its
wages. It'hIS'b'eefS f^SSanf fa?^o'°T ^." '^'^^^ '^"^ ^^^^
cr our free press and frS radio Ihth t"" ^'^ Preservation
a free nation. raaio, which arc the mainstays of

appreciativf of^Jh^Jowefo? '1.^^?.?^^''="^^^ ^^^^^^ to be
attention of the nation L° th^wor^f?^ 'v '^^ ^'''•^^^"S ^^^
.•md opportunities of our state nn^Jl^ ^'?'' ^^'^ reso-orces
and factories, advertl^Snr Hh^ Zti-^l Products of its farms
California's growth "di«vi;.°^''P"^^^'^ tremendously to
state of the uJion. ^«^-l«Pnent into the second largest

industry to^creairf ^S?e"^Sesp?e?f Sl ^%«- ^^-rtising
i-uportance of advortisinf ir on^^:: ."^'^®^5*^"'^i^e °^ the
Govornor of Callfornt 1. h ^ oconooiy x Earl Warren,
I'ebruarv 17 - pi ?c-?' '^'^ ^S^^^i' proclaim the oeriod
CalSornicu ^^' ^^""^ "^ ADVERTlSIHu RECOC.riTlS SisK in

IN '.VITOESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
-ot y hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this 7th day of February,
A.D. , One Thousand Nine
Hundred and F:'fty-rwo

Governor of Californis

ATTEST:

^^B 7 - 1952
'-'"" '■ ' "- " f^ M. X^M, Sacrehry of »ate

o

^

1787

i'xcfutiuc Bcpartinrnt

irtjtc of (California

PROCLAKA

Tnrough the years the American people have come
to uepena upon the American Kea .ross in time of emersencv.
It IS the af;ency we knov. to be prepared to aeal with
disaster or distress, whether it involves only a sinele
faiuily or requires the mobilization or vast relief
lacilities at the scene of a major catastrophe.

sn ... J^^ Red Cross has also undertaken heavy obligations
m connection witn our national defense program ana the
rebuilaing of our arraea forces. It proviaes the facilities
dnoiril''''^'-'"^ "^1!? aelivering to the fighting fronts the
wiole blooa unU blooa plasma that have helpea to reauce
tne aeath rate among our war wounded to an all-time low.

entirPiv . ^'^"^^ for tiie Red Gross program are obtained
entirely tnrouga voluntary contributions ana tnerefore
tne responsibility falls upon all of us to make sure that
^l^'^'^'^^^P^'^^^ netv^ork of service st.all continue to be
instantly available, wherever anu whenever the neea arises.

,' ^^}:^^ these tnouf;hts in laina, I, Earl Warren

Governor of California, uo hereby proclaim Karch 1 J952

ana^rSrl.^" Ill ^j'T '''' '^'^^' ™'^^' CAMFAia/in ailxL^r/ua,

IK WITNiJaS WIEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
ana caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this 23rd day of February,
A.D., One Thousand Nine
Hunarea ana Fifty-Two.

Gov.;;rnor or Galilornia

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AtAjL%.^Jm

^ecre>t«rjr' if Jtate

k.4

1788

^xccutiDc department

3tJtt of California

„r 1 • '^"^ "^^^'^ Scouts of tl.e Unitea States
riehts, privileges ana obliR-ations of Am.^rican

,., „ '^'it-ii these thoushts i
Warren, Governor of Calilornia
claim ,.,arcli 1^, 1952, the 40th'

!'.,'%Tpf ^^^''P"*'^ °-^' ^^■'s Unitea J
as GIRL JCUUT uAY in California

i^ .. J-^^"^ to cooperate to th
m the lurtnerance of the Girl
so that increasing numbers of ,-
by the experience of being a p^

n wind, I, Earl
do hereby pro-
anniversary' of
tates of Auierica,

I urge all
e fullest extent
Scout movement
:irls may benefit
rt of it.

IN WITNi:,Jj Wnii,HbOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
ana causea the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this 2jra day of Feoruary,
A.U., One Thousand Nine
Hundred anu Fifty- Two.

Governor of Calil

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ATTEST:

prtmtrJ Im caiipoinia itati

PiiNTiMo orrtci

mi.

^xcnitinc department

,5t.itf of e.ilifornia

S'

£fii2£L^MAII£Ii

Llbrarlor. play an important part in our daily life
by making readily available informational, inspirational and
recreational resources for people of all ages. \

In our IJbrarioD we find full freedora of infornation —
one of the fundamentals of free govornmont. They are the source,
of current expression on all sides of the issues of today, as I
well pr, repositories of the great writings of history. They \
are a major factor in the educational process in opening up to 1
our students a vast store of information which cannot be I
obtained elsowhero. In helping to build an informed citizenry, '
they contribute directly to the welfare of our communities, our '
State and our Nation. i

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl V/arren, Governor i
of California, do iiercby proclaim the period March 10 - 16, '
1952, as LIBRARY VffiEK in California, and I urge all people of
our State to visit their libraries during this period and to
become more familiar with the great variety of materials and
services they offer.

IN VHTNESS TOEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 10th day
of March, A.D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifty-^wo.

Governor of Talif ornia

ATTh^-ST:

Secretary '6t, State

. FfCED

MAR 1 0 1952
KANK M. Itum. Sacrebry ai SWi

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^Kcutivic Bcpartmcnt

^tJir of (Ijliforiii.1

FILED :

b <ht office of the WmtMy o> SWi

(rf(h«8e«tofC«li!imto [

FRANK Vi. JuUOAN, R«rmtaf> of st*» f

ifc- kjtCite of
rc.oruin.-iry

lot, it i.j ui-uaitsa deairable caia
.). Inside rat ion J now, ttwreiore.

virtue .

, UIJV

u J ^li U.t ^ I

-tionul purji^i/^,. ..j, an.

ijij it:,, uslcite U^jO-i i-iie fol,'
:,abjcciu J.ii-Ciiicu in t.

oj' 'J Li

ie oi' l^ol'tio;.. ...t; bcu oi'

a joining luna by the Dtaue Landr

on ,)]■ otiioi" iaiiu;; in Maria CoonV ■

. > ^ . clia4jXGl . id c reek lor

iV. i'-) cu.iuiaor :_iiu ac^t upon iegisi;,.tion
; tr^ct;- iiir •rri luiuer ti'ie Munici >al Wc.ter \j

1. i

^xccutivic department

ir>t.itr of (IjliforiiM

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HINTIN'. niPii

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^KcutiDc Bcpartincnt

;&tatc of ealifornia

PfiOCL^MATION

Cancer took the lives of nearly 15,000 Callfornlans
last year. i..edical experts tel] us that v/ith early recocnitlon
and prompt treatment at least one-third and possibly half of
this number could have been saved.

During April the American Cancer Society will conduct
Its annual campalen for funds to carry on Its continuLig crusade
against this dread disease. It is a campaign that affects the
wellare of every American, for no one knows where cancer will
striKe next.

The Society supports the work of many brilliant
scient.Lsts in an intensive cancer research program— a program
v/hich may be the means of unlocking the secret of cancer's cause
^ .,°£ ^.^"'ii^'g ^ preventive or cure. In the last five years the
society has spent ;>1,C00,C00 on research programs in California
aicne. It also carries on a vddesproad educational campaign to
acquaint the public with the need for recognizing the danpor
signals of cancer.

In suiiport of these important objectives, I, Earl Warren
Governor of California, do hereby proclaim April, 1952, as
CANCER COIJTROL UOmn in California, and I urge all of the people .
ol our State to give their fullest possible support to efforts of
ohe American Cancer Society to combat and control cancer.

IN WITIJESS V/KEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this 31st day of March, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-Two.

ATTEST :

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It is traditional during the Holy Week for those
of the Christian faith tliroughout the world to observe
Good Friday as a day of meditation and prayer in remembrance
of Christ's sacrifice upon the cross.

In this year of world turmoil, with the young men
of many nations still fighting and dying in Korea, and with
the constant threat of a new world war, we have tne greatest
need for His divine guidance. The example of His life on
Earth and His sacrifice upon the cross should give us inspira-
tion in our efforts to bring about a lasting peace and to
build a society that is based upon brotherhood and good will.

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby urge that GOOD FRIDAY, April 11. 1952,
which by State law is a holiday between the hours of 12:00 noon
and 3*00 p.m., be the occasion for spiritual meditation and
devotion by all those of the Christian faith in our State.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
4th day of April, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty-Two.

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PROCLAMATION

we rely fo?''the^fnt?h!^fn^ ^"r ^^^^"^ institutions upon which
kt7^ , lurtherance ol our American idaa3<? i <: n,-,f

ha., teen .!voSpcd",rr%S?,!"'Se likri„'?j!l1.7fij? '■-*
cppcrtunJt,l.s aflordod our chlMra" for loSd S'jreJS^^tKn

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^^- ^^1, Our school system can meet the objectives exceetad nf
it only when there is widespread public understandLrSf nnJ

nnJ°^^f ""^^^ *'^^ "^y^^ °^ education they n^^vMe'Tuf Sfn^f
understanding can best be developed by the Intimate knoi^^dpf

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or CalirorSa*:^ S^Kr^Sj^^^^^l^J/S^w^e^/S^A^Jr^rS^ 2^^'
1952, as PUBLIC SCHOOLS WHEK in California, and furge ^ve^y '
l/ln\^° ""^^^^ ^^ ^^^^* °"« Public school during [ms Sod
and to become personally acquainted with thP prosrams and
accomplishments of our educational system. ^''°^''^^ ^^

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IN WITNESS VfflEREOF, I have here-
unto set my hand and caused
the Great Seal of the State
of California to be affixed
this 25th day of April, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-Two,

ATTEST:

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As conmiixnicable disease comes more and more under
u°!?ir?-'-^"'^"*''^l illness emerges as one of our greatest public
health oroblems. Statistics show us that one person in every

irr^l'irJii.^^''"'^ ^"'"^ P^^* "^ ""^^ ^i^° i" ^ 'dental hospital!
in Oalirornia, one !)orson enters a State mental hospital
every tairty-fivo minutes. ^

,1^^ ^ But, unlike the days when a mental hospital was a
^nav'^ .L P^P ''^"""^ custody only was provided, now the
in ?L ?^ .i^'\™^r- i^^^ical science has made great strides
ienS?lv fi?™"" J^''^'"^"*^^ ^^^"^^=®^- Today the majority of I
ton^i^ ill patients recover. In California, seven of every !
iT^^^? -^v^ntually roloasod and the average time for treatment!
is jusL over four months, /md there is hope for greater i
progress. Research continues to throw new lifht on the
causes ol mental illness, to develop new modes of treatment, !
^h?o , ^"^'t'f-'^* now means of prevention. Our application of

»ndL^ TnJ^'*-^'^"^-^^ ^''^ -""^^ ^^^i<i If °^ citizens know and ,
understand v/nat can be done. «« cui u ,

We cannot inoculate ourselves against mental
illness, but we can work toward providing the healthiest
Gnvlronmont in our homes, our jobs, our schools, and in our
relationships with people, , » u.xx

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren,
Governor of California, do hereby proclaim the period
Llay 4th tlu-ough 10th, I952, as i.£NTAL HEALTH WEEK in
California. I urge that during this week all citizens of
our Stato take advantage of the opportimlties being offered

.,°r,+ ?''!^ ""n?"* °^ programs and to particioate in community
mental health activities. "^^oy

IN WITNESS WiffiREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 30th day
of April, A.D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifty -Two.

Governor of California

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itf ^^S"" rT ^".?^^f ^^^'' Olympiad at iielsinJci, Finland,

-:^?1on^?^ '^^"'^ ^^- *,° ^^' ^9^2, has been desigAated as '
j.atlonal Olympic Vveek.

I.anr Calirornia mon and v/onen will liave the
honor of ropresentine the United States at the Olympic
uanes frora July 19 to A..i^u:^t 3, 19b'2. They and their
teammatos v#ill constitute our Nation's unofficial
^oafsauors of froodon and jood v/ill to this traditional
^;.?E;*! ei^t^?rinG of more than seventy nations, whose
principal axm is tao fostorinc of bettor International
understanding tliroucli the universal medlui- of youth's
love of athletics .

+H«-,-^ "^^^^ present crave international situation makes
theirs a responsibility seldom borne before by Olympic
','n.i?;?^ -"^v,!"^''? coi^i'Qtitivo spirit and outstanding
nn;;^ .J, ?%°' ^'^iy^^^^ri- -"^ friendship which I am confident
our athletes will demonstrate will add presti^o to oui'

I* is to the best interest of our Nation,
therelore, tl^at we present as stronc and complete Olymnic
Teams as possible. To do tills requires the raisinr of'
funds throuch public contribution and other means to
equip, quarter and fui-nish subsistence to our atliletes.

With these thouchts in mind, I, -arl Warren,
tiovernor of California, do liereby proclaim the period
:.-ay lo to 25, 19>2, as CLYI.fIC \VELK in California. I
ursQ the people of our sports-minded State to contribute
as cenorously as possible to the Olympic Fund so that our
itetlon may be fully represented at the 19^;^' Olympic Games.

Ii; V/ITIffiSS vniEREOF, I have hereunto
sot my hand and caused the
^ireat Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
16th day of May, A.D.,
one Thousand Kine Hundred
nnd Fifty-Two.

CTovernor of California

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SoSLihe i^fr.^^'^ designated-. s ^aUonal'Lr^ j
e]l°a ves^^p? ^ rr,1 cronrmg of the Atlantic by a
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proclamation

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stecun-nropellf.Q vp^cLT ' ; ,^ -'• ^■^■'■"•- ^ng or the Atlantic by a

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IN WITNESS VJitHEOr
my hand

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of the State of Cr.liforni,-
p.ffixed this 16th day of .^ay ,
A.D. One Thousand Nine Hundred

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PBOCLAiATION

This year we observe the 175th anniversary of
the adoption by the Continental Congress of the Stars and
Stripes as th« national emblem of the United States.

Through all the years, since its birth on June 14,
1777, the Flaj; has been an Inspiring symbol of the sacrifices
made by our founding fathers in establlshlriC our free Nation,
In more recent years it has become a symbol of hope for
freedom loving people everyv/here. It is a source of strength
to us as we resist the efforts of the forces of oppression
vfhl ch have already enslaved vast numbers of once free people
and which seek to rule the world.

As we honor the Flag on its anniversary, let us
realize that a nation is no stronger than the spirit of its
people. The Flag and the nation it represents can move
forward only through the vital force of a virile citizenship -
the kind of citizenship needed to counteract the march of
totalitarianism and bring about lasting world peace.

With these thoughts in mind, I. Earl Warren,
Governor of California, do hereby proclaim Saturday, June 14,
1952, as FLAG DAY in CalJfornia, and I urge that the Flag of
the United States be flov;n from every home, public building
and business establishment as a demonstration of our devotion
to the principles of freedom which it represents,

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 10th
day of June, A.D,,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-Two,

TTEST:

Governor of California

Secretary! of State

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PROCLAMATION

!V «ni!)l>aslije the importance or safety in
agrioulLurul operations, the week of July 20tb to 26th has
been proclaimed by the President as National Farm Safety

iV Q 9 rC •

The need for accelerated ace dent p'^eventlon
measures on California farmf. Is clearly Indicated by a six
neroent Increase in agricultural work injuries in our State
last year. Farm leaders throughout the State, working tlirough
a series of county committees, have taken the initiative in
safety programs seeking to counteract this trend,

I am coafldeat that with added emnhnsls among farmers
and farm employees on proper safeguards in farming operations
and use ot farm equipment, our State's agricultural accident
record can be pubstantlally Improved.

^ ,. -,-.. '^''':'^ ^^^'^""^ thoughts in mind, T, Earl Warren, .Tovernor
ot OPlitoriiLa, do hereby proclaim the period July 20 to 26.
1352, as PAHM SAP^^TY '^fiEi< in California. I ur.^e that all of
California's rural residents give constant attention to safety
measures on our farms, not only dioring this period but
trircLiif;)ioat the year.

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IN WITNESS WHEHEOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this 6th day of June, A.D. ,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-Two.

fRANK

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FROCIiAM.AII&^

Ono of our country'. ' greatest sources of strength
is its tremendous capacity for production. It is a strength
that the v.'orld recognises and aggressors fear— a strength
that is capable of serving equally well the needs of war or
the needs of peace.

Essential to the development of such strength Is
the freedom which working people ^a^e under our American
system Lo organize themselves and to have the statub ox full
partnership on the production team.

Ono of the symbols of labor's accomplishments is
the union label. It is labor's means of identifying itself
and it has become widely recognized as an indication of a
better product or service. It is testimony ^hat the product
was produced or the service rendered under condition, that
contribute to the continued advancement of our Nation,

With these thoughts in mind, I. Karl Warren, Govarnorf
of California, do hereby proclaim September 1, 195^, as ■
LABOR DAY in California, and September }-Jl,^^^'^y^^l „^
uSiON LABKL V/EEK. In doing so, I urge that ^he people of ^
our State make themselves more fully aware of the contribution
wMch organized labor has made and is continuing to make to
our national welfare.

IN WITNESS VftJERliOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California >
to be affixed this /V ^
day of August, A. D.,
One Thousand Uine Hundred
and Fifty-Two. ,

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SHE&f SCAdIji;S K::GULATI0N

Hi::Fi':RtsNCI-:; Section 760, litl^ -, California Adminlr.tr five

no'.i, , '"..-• t.-r , f:pi,.--, r',.r ■, --Mcle 3.

..L-'T.-iUhi'n : "ection ; ii A;:r' i-n . tural Code, Ttate of California.

Det^rmin:itiou of Direcior of /u-riculture

It has been determined by the Director of Ar^ri culture of the
t -i-- of California th-.>t the infrctious d.irrasoF. '.oiov.'n r-^r ■ Mes
of • neep exist-- In tne Stntes of Colorado, Indiana, and
.^onusylvania and that iiuuort.ition of sheep from those -t tes into
C.-'ilfornla mi'^ht -pre'id rurh c^^r-e^r.e .nmonK sheep within C.-!liforni.1

It if, th'-rcforo, nrccs.-ij'v i'or the p-^otection of f-n-e ?heep
industry of this Htate th-^t the Stites of Colorado, Indiana, and
Pemisylv-tnia be added to the list of Stutes in which the disease
ip Icno^m to ^xict jnd th;.t sheep thTefrnm be subjected to the
restrictions on snoop ."pplying to infected ^.rer.s as set forth
in the r.\"ul !tit:)n hert'by .-mended.

It h :■ b, ,; •■it r.'.-jJii a iiy In-- ..ir- clor of /^riculture
of the St-.te of California tu-'t the infectious disease loioiTi as
so. ■.ii'PS of sheep no longer f^xists in the I'tates of Wew Mexico,
South Daicot^, f^nd We-^t Virginia, tuid import ition o f sheep from
these rtates into Californl-i is not considered as capable of
snrendinc snch disease -imonR sheep wltliin Ctli fornia j Ptnd,
therefore, the .';t:^tes of IJew Mexico, South Dakota, and West
Vir?^inlF^ should be removed r-'-t^'ra the list of r^t. t^s 5n -.'hich the
dispi" Is 'loiv-n to < xisi .

T ; ;■ orocl^Miir.l i on ..mi'IiH;-, i,i|.- Drocla^jiati.' '"• "tr-icting the
entry of rii.-ep into Caiiiornia issued by the Gov- rnor, ■■ ril 6,
i9?l, ind amended Ar>ril 19, 1951, An.'just 13, 1'51, nnd Novemb'T 7j
l?'''l, r nd '::.?il revise parMgraph (c) of "ection 760 of the
Cil Iforiii- AdTfilnistritive Coue to read as follows:

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( r- ) Sueep . o-inji'-.- Ini'-'ctcd i-roas

Pneep scabies i<^ knov.n to ■! •

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Colorado
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Missouri

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'.rril 1 ), i'''0, and Novomb.r 7, L951, snd being an emergency
•* :!-ulat.ion, b sed on the fiading of emerg.^noy i.tl.ached ^i-'vr-to
nd incorporated by r»-firt-ncc herein as if > ' ' 't; in TaT.],
[f -i'T'll b.-fninc • ffectlvp iiiimftdi ■< te] y .

iH niTiilii'i' nEREOF, I I'-'Ve
hereunto et n^ hand and
enured the Grer-t "^enl of the
;/f otate of California to be

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I, i:.arl Warren, pursuant to pov/er verted in me 3S Governor
Ox tile Nt;:ite of Caiifornia, find that the foregoing sheep jcabies
repulfition iv. necessary for tiie immediate preservation of the
safety and .-J.eneral velfare of the public ^nd that coninllanpe v.ith
th'» notice • nd public procedure of th«^ Goveratp.ent Code hereon is
impracticrrDl'^, mm*- '■ s^firx , and contrai-y to tne public interet-t,
end ttu rtf ore adopt the foregoing :tr- an emergency regulation to
take effect ijrar.edl' ' ■ i ■• " '■" !■.■ ■■•■.■■■ •■<■■. .- . ■ • -i ; the
carrf't~Tv of rt.-ite.

Tlie Director of
Jisease known as r,CA.h
United states Burt-Mj
of Colorado, Indii.n-;,
ority in exlslln; 1< v
uieasurt-f. at orip.in, s
fire ;i' riving in C-'lif
diiieare is nov; lcnov,n
entry into Caiiforuia
llie difr-fraae before ad
pui rd the sheen Indus

/o'^'-^- '•'--'- -»Ivi. . .. v-i.- I Li-l: infcciious
ies of sheep hat; just been reported by the
of Animal IndUstrj' '-s existing in the Ft-t»:

and Pennsylvanif^. . Due to lack of ?utl -
5 to require the appJication of safety
heep v.hich have been exposed to the disease
(irnl; from these f:t-!te5, vhere ti;is -erious
to occur. Without re(:ulred dipping orior to

Tuis may be the ra^^ans of inti-oduclng'
etiuate precautions can be taken to safe-
try of California. It if. necessar;/, there-

•• i -.n ^f r;tde '"^.-r^-vc :~ nnv ■? »-o--- v>i e.

I, t..«: 7^<t<:^./J,lP'''

-^^^-i

<^

±^

Larl V. arren

Gove mor

Etate of Call rornir

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8

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^xrrutiue ©cpartnicnt

3tatc of California

PHOCLAMATlOil
SHEEP FCABI^r hl-XiULATION

REFlRi-'NCE; Section 760, Title J, Calif orni,- Administrative i

i"-^ ^•, Ch.-.pt' r ;', Pubch"ptr-r ;, /rticle 3.

/.uTiiulill'Y: Pcction Til /i:ricuiturc-l Code, Ttate of California.

Determination of Fdrecloy of A^:;i-j.cvilt^^g i

It has been determined bj. the Director of Agriculture of the
rtL^.tt of Calif orni .1 the- 1 the infectious iiiie..;-e known as sc&bies
of sheep 'Exists in the Ltatcr of Kentuclcy, Minnesota, Nev York,
..nCx '.'Isconidn and that iraportc.tion of sheep from those states
into Ciilifornlc^ mipht sprer;d such diseare among sheep v.'ithin !
C;-lifornia.

I

It is, therefore, necessary for the protection of the slieep
industry- of this St;jte th. t the states of Kcntucicy, Minnesota,
New York, i'nd I'jl.'-consin be aaueri to the list of Stf tes in which
the disease is knovn to (xist and that sheep therefrom be
subjected to the restrictions on sheep applying to infected
■rens as set forth in the regulation hereby supplemented, ef-
ftctive April 6, 1951, ts amend, d Aufust 13, 1951.

It has • Iso been determined by the Director of Acriculture
of the St.jte of California tliat tr;e infectious disease aiown .; s
scDbi'-r of ;,iieep no longfr exists in the r't.'.te of Inditma, nnd
importation of sheep from th. t rtate into California is not
considered as capable of .prcading such dise.se .anong sheep
v.ithin California; and, therefore, the State of Indiana should
b--- removed from the list of -tates in which the disease is kno^m
to exist. ■

This proclamation amends the proclamation restricting the
entry of sheep into California issued by the Govtrnor, April 6,
1951, -nd shall revise p r ijrajVn (c) of Section 760 of the
California /administrative Code ?s amended April 19, 1951, to
read as follovrs:

7b0 ;■;.": P fCHhT , l, (ItjL/.'ilUM
( c ) Llhctp Scabies Infected Areas

Sheep scabits is known to occur in tlie following Ftates

Arkansas

Illinois

lova

Kansas

Kentucky

Nev; Mexico
New York
uhio

Oklahoma
South Dakota

J:KrutiUc Ocpartinciit

^Dtatt of ealifoiiii.1

Page ?

Sheep Scahi'.

:ul£tion

Iiouisiniia
Minnesota
ili.'^siFPlf pi
Missouri
Nobi\',.ska

TenneEEce
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin

T:.i: L'^lne an emergency regulation, based on the find-
ing of enerf.rncy attached horeto and Incorporated by reference
herein as if set fortli in i\ill, it -hall become *^fl'ective ini-

Mcai.' tf ly .

IN VJIIVjESS ; nERiui', I have
her^amto £-et .-ny hand ind
caused the Great Seal of the
Ftjte of California, to be
affixed this 7 "^ dc^y of
November, one thousand nine
hundred and fifty-one.

ATTK.ST

Filed vith the fc'ecretary of
L'tjte and nuide effective:

Governor of California

'X^vii W state

CHAS,

AS5tL.1 AM (

FILED

In Ihe oHlce ot Ih. S.cr.lory ol S»o»»
ef rii< Slot* ol Colifomio

NOV I' 1951

A.^J^oMo.1^^ M.

FRANOI/ORDAN, Secr.Ur) ol^e

FlivDIiiG OF Kf-lERGEfjCY

I

of the

safety
tne no
iiTiprac
:rA th
ttke e
Secret

vested in me

s Governor
heep scabies

Earl i.arrcn, pursuant to power
rti>te of C;:.lifornli, find that the foregoing
tion is necessary for the iramediate preserv;:tion_of the

md General welfare of the public and
tlce and public procedure of the Government
ticable, unnecessary, and contrary _ -, >.^ *.„
erefore ;:dopt the forefioing as an emertency reculation to
ffpct immtdiately upon the filing of the same with
ry of Ft.--te.

thot compliance ■ ith

Co'e thereon is

to the public interest,

Lai

the

The r-irector of iU-riculture advices that the infectious
disease Imown as scabies of sheep has just ^een reported b:,^the
United otates Bureau of Animal Indui^try as existing in the .tates
of Kentuc^cy, Mimer-ota, Hev York, and Uisconsin. Due to xac^of
authority in existing lai s to require the application of safety
mea-^ures at oripin, sheep which have been exposed to the disease
are" arriving in^C;. lif ornia from these States, where this serious
disea-e is now Imown to ocMtur, witl'out required dipping prior to
enti-y into California. This may be the means of introducing the
disease before adequate precautions can be taken to safeguard the
sheep industry of California. It is necessary, therefore, tnat
Inis regulation be made effective as soon as possible.

Dated:

^^-. 7-/f^ /

Earl :.arren

Governor

State of California

FILED

in the offitf of the Secrelory of Slot*
o( the Stole of Colifo'nio

NOV ?- 1951
FRANIU? JORDAN, %mt\»r,^t't»

////

^xccutitic Bcpartmcnt

^tarc of California

'<3I-.

PROCL^M^TIO

"I Ml An iUnorJcan" Day has for r.any years b<
oDserved throuphout our Nation as the occasion for
rft-empnaslzinn our devotion to the principles which have
rar.de onr Ilation great. It is an occasion on which we honor
onr new citi::ens — both those who have attained citizenship
uirouch naturalization and those of our youth who have reached
the ago of majority.

Those who have only recently acquired citizenship
are probably the most aptTeciative of its blessin«-s. They
have had reason to give thought to the development of our
Araericar heritaf:e, and have become familiar with the strufcles
and sacrifices that were involved in v/lnning the freedom we
now enjoy. Some of our newly naturalized citir.ens have come
ironi lajids vmero people have never known such freedom. Others
have seen the destruction of democracies which once were free
but havp had that freedom taken from tham.

4.K 4- ^- {^^ ^"'® welcome these new citizens, let us assure them
that tney have a place in our efforts as a ui\ited people to
resist the powerful forces that are constantly striving to
undermine and destroy the free institutions of our Nation.
Only tl-irough concerted effort and by exercising the greatest
vigilance can v;e be sure that evil schemes of aggressors bent
upon v/orld domination cannot be successful here.

va th
Governor of Ca
the California
nrocjaim Sunda
in California,
out our State
opportunity to
enjoy as citl

these thoughts in mind, I, Earl V/arren,
llfornia, in accoi-dance vdrh action taken by

Legislature at its 1952 session, do hereby
y, September 14, 1952, as "I AM AN Ai.IERICAN" DAY
I urge that puMic observances be held through-
on this Day, and that all Calif ornlans take the

give thanJts for the rights and privileges they
ens of the United States of /onerica.

IH WITNESS VffiEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
^-J'. - day of August, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty-Two .

Governor of California

ATTEST

Secretary o'!^»<State

rN

aZ.-"-"^'^''

d

i^xcrutiuc Brpartmcnt

^tatr of Cilifornla

£B££LAMAlifilk;

Governor
Secretary of -State

ltrvJte?= Sen ?i f po3l??o; Z'^",.""' *" "= hlstorySW-T

during fhe^exri^i":^el" t^ 'K55?* '""J «"«ntlon be' SJ2I
tlon In the election! lU^WWiie voters for partlclpa-

JSt^'rod°rLVt^^^^

state to register and X^.^^^.'^t^UZ ar"?Srl.°' °"
deadline fS regllSratlSn aM^o^'tf^ ".^ """=■" '"' '"«

IN VVITIffiSS VfflEREOF, I have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal
of the State of California to be
affixed this.:<4X£ day of August,
A. D.J One Thousand Nine Huiidred
and Fifty-Two. 7 *~

TTEST:

iNTlNt niriri

/^^

^KfuriDc ©rpartmrnt

-^f-itf of Cjliforiija

ffiiiC^AMATI^jj

or family refatfonfhK"""^?,^ f^'^^e^^d thf^"""'' P"-°e"'a«.=

IN WITNESS WHEREOl? t u

Great Seal or <:;, o?®" ^^e
Calif or Sa ?f K^° ^*^*9 of"

and Fiftv-Two ^^^dred

Governor of falffS^

4^^w*<t# A^ iu *^,

Secretary of State

ATTtST:

t^<.^?r^F^'^

SFp- .or. ''

Me

Aii.iloni

1814

^xcfutiDc Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of Califoriiia

Piii2CLAMATI.£N

——J

is

...^ . ?!^'^^ *■" '^'^'' national existence hris there bepn
gre.'J.er evideace than in before us tod.-.v of the viLl role
of a freo T)rers ia p.-'fegur.rdinft liberty. In the relenUeL
msrcn of aggressors as they seek to dominate til world wl
have seen in case after cnse tae destruction of free -overn
-nent mv.ri.hly nreccded by the gagpinp of ?ne pie^s.'^

--,„„ 1th^fv,!''''M:!"^*^'^ t'tates, the freeaom of our oress,

'^'.'^^r.^il *^® "^'^^^ ^'-"^'^ freedom? v/p enjoy as American'
f^^eric'n'?.re-^c-Ts^??^'v*''f^^'^''- '^?^«^ thit^.uaran?ee the'

inviolable as it may have seemed throughout our historv 'rt
must be constantly nurtured and orotect^d lest it hp .;^/ n
undernined by forces which seeL: ouf n't I'oAai destr .cti^nt''"' ''^

'•ee- ^hP nni'^^V-L" *'"' l-""'^^'^! observance of National ^ewsoaoer
Gi°?:;ntS.i" '^"^^ '■' "^'^'^^ ^^'^'^^ '^ Kno.-a Constitutional

in Ojrther.-.nce of tJiis natiom-l ororr.- I

Earl

^r;r"i.s?-™°j.;L?- -2j-=. ^ ^ -;. --^lai^ i^.^iieJ

to

auring thic^
frinili

as NEWSPAl'LF WEEK in Calif-ornia. I urre that

. ..,,P^l^°'^ '^^ °'' ^^^ ""^^I'l-e of our State become nore
r \viti tne newsoaper services and 'r-ciUtie" of thp?^

?™ i^r;'ncro?\he' '''' '^"^ '^^^ '"^^ beJteJ'indeJltanr^
import, nee of tne press m maintaining our way of li^e.

IN niTNKSK IVliEHiMJF, I have hereunto

set my hand and caused the 0-r=.f>t
Real of the State of California
to be affixed this 12th day of
September, A.D., One Thousand
:'Jinc Hundred ann r-'if'ty-Two.

Governor of California

iPThST:

«t>^Lx*^,

rl-*d«tv

Secretary of/s/tate

FILED

In Hte offic4 o' the Secrirtarv of Stot*
of the Stot* of California

SEPU1952 _J

...~.« ..... ,„N„Nc o„... FRANK M^QBOAN. Secrefary of Stale '

1815

-Ti^eo:,

^xccutiuc department

^tJtc of ealiforiiiG

fliQCLAMAT

the increasing t
IS provided

Tlir.iugh chnncing times rnd
oi our existence, our Constitution h,ns provided ? Iiv5
flexible f riuiiework Tor the continued .•■dvnpcemcnt of ou^-
ide^;ls of f^ovcrnment. Its influence has extended far beyond
the counci; ries of our own country. It has become a symbol
for freedom-loviriir: ppo.jlci; everywhere.

Seotember IVt'.i hr.c, for mriny yenrs
throughout the i\rtion r,s "Constitution Dry"
tion of the adoption of the Con.'^ti tution of
States on Ceptembier 17, 1787.

been observed
in conuiiemori-
the United

By ;iction
amiivers.ry oi' the s
Eddition be observed eu
recognition of ill who,
hrve .-ttoiMed the full

xf tfie Concress and the President, the
-gning of the Constitation will in

ch year fs "Citi^-enshio Dfy" in
by coning of nge or m^turslization,

st.jtus of citir.ensiiiD.

There are those ,?monc our newly nature lired
cttljiens who h,- ve onrtlcul. r reason to be poureci tive of
Ai.ieriCfin citizensriip because thry h; ve come' from l?nds
where people h; ve never icnown such freedoms. We vtio have
grown to mrturity enjoying freedom in the true American
::ense cr.n rirr,,' .-, lcr;non from these oeople— e les;;on th; t
shou.Lct m,- :e each end every one of us more deterciined to
protect tiie constitutional :u— r.itees on v^hich our freedom
dc oends.

Governor

With ther.e thoughts In mind, I, Esrl Wrrf-en,
T,.^., of Crliforni; , do hrreby orocldm Ge itemb<.'r 17.
1952, I's COl.TTITiITION DAY ?nd ?s CITIZE-blllP DJY in
C;liforni.-i. J urge that on this day all the oeoole of
our ^t; Le join in public ceremoni'-s honorinc the" new citif^ens
of our Nrtion. I further urge thr-t all Californlans seeic
.-•re.ter unueroLr.ndl.ir of the principles of liberty, e-u-Uty
.• n<' .justice contained in the Constitution of our Nation'.

IW IJITNECS WHEREOF, I have
herexmto set my hand
c.nd caus.d the Gre:t
Seicl of the Stote of
California to be affixed
this 15th day of Seotemoerj
A.D., One Thousand Nine
Hundred .-ind Fifty-T-..-o

Governor

ATTKST:

j^L*^/-^.

Lecretary/bi" State

tfJ t« . .1 iroiNt* It Air rMiNitNu oprti •

1P16

=C3

3:xcnitioc department

^tiitc of (California

£Ei2£.LA-iAIiON

Tlie 195;- obrcrv-.iice of Nation,?.! Business V)omen's
Veo": v'ill. mnrk thfi ?.5th anniverstiry of this annual event
designed to call attention to the accoinolir^hinents of women
in business and the professions.

The theme for this yenr's observance, "The Karaparts
Vie Build" calls to mind the important role women have played
from tlie earliest pioneer d-iys in iiiaivin.i^ oar Hat Ion stronp.
To meet the needs of our day reouires not only the same
courp'^e, spirit, and enaurance so characteristic of our early
nioneers, hut also strong, individual thinking and a caliber
of independent and f^roup action far transcending recuireraents
oi' the past.

Vi'e have filways been able
business and professional women in
problems of our jrowlnr State. ^>ie
increasing extent in the future if

to count on the support of
the solution of many
will need their help to an
California is to develop

fully and soundly as it is canable of doins;.

V' ith these thoughts In mind, I, tarl uarren.
Governor of California, do hereby proclaim the week of
oepteinber 2:" to Uctober A, 1952, as BU'CIwEv-L. V,0:iU»3 WEEK in
Cf;iifornio. I urge that during this period recognition be
■iven to the ioiportant contribution that business and pro-
fessional v.'o.nen are .Tiakini.' to the welfare and advrncer.ient of
our coniiunities, our State and our Nation.

IN iMTNESS raEREOi^, I have
hereunto set aiy hand and
caused the Great Teal of
the GtaLe of California
to be affixed this l''th day
of Septenber, A. C, One
Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty -Two.

ATTj^ST:

Secretary of &tate

u

EIUED

In 11i« o*M Hi '•>• ••cf"'o'T o' Slot*

SEP I s 1952
FRANK M. JORDAN, Secreiary ol Slate

pTimltd I

IIA STATI raiNtiNi.

=n

^Kfutioc department

^tm of California

lIEOCTiAMiLlloi

'ira ls5;t year took the lives or 1?,000 ATieric&ns,
and iioro than t^vice thiit auinber were severely burned or dts-
fl.;^urod for 11"';. r-'ire ir; secon;' only to fiat other gre: t
riiller, tr- f Tic, a.<: the IcfdLn;: cmro of .nccidentril de;.th in
Qiu- Nation.

I'-ac'i year forest fires destsfoy enough sa-v-timber
trees in the United Ctetes to buili; f5i|>,r)0Q five-room homes—
r city of ;; ■..uarter nilli.on people, ihal'-i-rlze tree;? destroyed
^y fire v.'ould cupply every ncwnoaper in the United Strtes v/ith

it? nGv.rnvln! re .ni v,i-!r■■n^-; fov t'"Ml.vr ii'^nlh'^.

I.n out- .nrii . L.'t.c .111 ; 1 ■,»■,!• ^■^:^■. |.v; pfaKT ill of firf ore-
vontion hnc- r.hown mr,rke<i results in reducing both the number
of forest and ;j:r??.sl(;ind ^ires ?nd the ;'cre;:-'e burned. A
proi'ror.'^iv'- fire sf fety projrr m in our stfjte, city, and county
inn-tit.atLons nnd other public building? and in private rnd
public hospitals has decri-- rod fire lo.'^ser. to the point where
rire in-ur.ince premium : ' r-r.e stnactures have been reduced

by T'"* ^T-^T fPrlt.

;juch oavrncer,, however, must not c-'use us to relax
our ttTorti. Fire prevention and protection progri.inp must be
turr-ued vigorously and consistently ift ne ere to continue to

orus'rv

la r^itncln^ lor;

It'

■111 irn 1. T hv ,

ill i'url ifi'.- 111-. • -uch )ro;^r-..i3, 1, l-.m- i. »frreri,
• overnor of CpllfDrnic, rebv orodl'^i- October 5 to 11,

19"^?, as FIEK pnii^V.'MTlOi. .-.v. in Calif ornin . I urge that
iurln-; thif period all C-lif orninns I'ive special attention to
tlon of '"ire hf'zerds and to the nece.'^oit/ -for con-
1 ( ' ri, throujjhout the year to protect our homes and
cuniinunition aj^r.inst <3ertr jc I' Ivc i'lrep.

'ITOI:R;r ' "fi-iHEOF, I have here-
xinto set my hand and caused
the Great Seal of the rotate
of California to be affixed
this 19th day of ['spteriber,
A. D.:, One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Fifty-Tvo.

^XJ

PrinlrJ in caiifuinia iihir phinting ornci

Governor
Sjecretary ofVGtate

FIUED

FRANK M. JQROAH, Secretarv of

ihir<

^xccutiuc Bcpartmcnt

^tJtc of dalifornia

£Rfi£IiAEATifiK

It is estimated that at least 2,000,000 handicapped
persons in the united States today are capable of supporting
themsalves~not as a matter of charity but as fully productive
workers — if suitable employment opportunities are made avail-
able to thorn. California has 140,000 of these people. In our
growinf^ State, with our tremendous responsibilities in the
national defense program, this is a manpower source we cannot
afford to overlook.

Many handicapped persons now seeking employment were
disabled in the service of their country. We owe them a debt
of gratitude and have a moral obligation to do everything pos-
sible to restore them to a full and productive life. But
whether their disabilities were incurred on the fields of
battle or under other circumstances, these handicapped people
deserve our understanding assistance.

Physically handicapped workers have demonstrated
repeatedly that, when properly trained and placed in employment
for which they are suited, they consistently equal and fre-
quently surpass their unhandicapped fellow workers. Disability
without employment means dependency and increased public
assistance rolls. By placing handicapped persons in employment
we can reduce the expenditure of tax money as well as increase
the productive effort of our Nation.

rr 4.. •, ^^ ^^^ '^^ Congress and Proclamation of the President,
National limploy the Physically Handicapped Week will be
observed throughout the Nation diuring the second week of
October. In furtherance of this important activity, I,
iiarl Warren, Governor of California, do hereby proclaim the
period October 5 to 11, 1952, as ELiPLOY TiL-; PHYSICALLY
HAIIDI CAPPED WiilSK in California. I urge that all Californlans
give their support to programs for the training and employment
of the handicapped, not only during that week but throughout
the year.

IN V/ITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great aeal of the
State of California to be
affixed this 24th day of
September, A.D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred _and Fifty-Two.

Governor of California

ATTEST:

PTLED

(k^..

Secretary do/State

'" 111. (»mc« t,. ,^ ,

finlti ,n » »illoiKT*|-»»<i,n^B|MTIKO orrid

^•^AN, Secretary of 5|a(e

J 819

c

Jl

^xcniriDr Bcpartinciit

3tatc of California

in-.irin^ Ir' ^"^^^'':"^'^ i" *■»>' history of our Nation nr^^W^
lor.r JuMi Ho.irl,-ue,s Cr.briilo. In I'^^i;, hp sniipa into — ^
ifirni/%li?' '''"'""" ''" ''^'' "^"^^^^^^ *° ^^t ?oot"oS

.. •: n

c.-i

- - •'. .h?Ph''i^^^r''' ^t'r"^''^' '■'''■ • "o"-P^i;^t.int northern

n^tion^- "^f^r H'h''''"V'^ n.nvigntor U-M the v;y for men of m; ny
?he S^'^TZn r. tho^'"'' Jr^^^E, ^'-^Piorer., the Soani.h colonists,
zne miP ion f,>therr, the pol^l peplcerr of '49. He Ir-ii the

IC'^rSri?': ihJ '^''" ^^"f ''''''■''''' 'nigr.tion'th.t h;. made
Cc-lirornir. thp second Icr.^ert ,-t;:te of the Union.

j C.^ibriUo .; I.i'u iy ,-nd unsierst: ik. i:ir .;,rn Hp

rought to -.vin the cotifiuence of the n.tive. in.te.4 of el%,tn,
.n urder rnd r.lun>;er. In turn, they viliinrlyg,4e him needed

^\^"ilT? '''^f":: ^'^'''■'''•' ^"'^ v'h.t inrorJction^hey Sd o?

' r ftl f,n u^-^^ "-'"^ ^°"f^ Although gr.vely injured^ he wps
. ithful to nis rerpon..:ibiiity, nn-l -iln ni,- dyiar ..ord^- he

re'ch!" ''*''"^ "'°""^" '"^ ^'^^ son! he\ad set out to

t ',r^ J^ ^r, ■"^' *''^'^''' ^'''^ ''^ j-" thir i.iodern day will be able
to Keep ,aive the spirit of men like CnbriUo - men rho^l
.e.rcu tor . bri.-htcr hori.on enabled them to pu.h ?orw°;a

our ^t. tr'''' ''J"!^r^'^' ^y '^°^^« ^° ••""^ '^'^^ continue Cm^ke
our . t.te, our Nation nnd 1 he- ..urld p bett. r place in -hich to

..iti ...... ,..,u,..,,,.K T, T,,,w, , ...., -..jrren. Governor

., 19';r, as
^, 01, w i urj^f tliEtthe widest posriHe

.--ri.v. ,. T r- ■ .^ ^^^ .'ccom..ll5hinentr. of the pre; t

try.nlorer, Ju.-n I^oar i( 1 1 - f:r.bril]o.

. V \-^ taou^Thts in nind, I, Esri
2, rnrr. ..■■■» ^° hereby nrocltiim r.eptember ?^,
uALJJLLo i:;\' in Crliioriii;:, ^,nd I
recognition ix- Kiven

i'i'iji t;:; y.HFFff.oF, I h?.ve

h.rdulto : ct i.iy hs nri f nd
cpused the Grer t p.erl of
the State of Cplifcrni?
to be affixed this 25th
day of September, A.i,. ,
One Thoufifrri Nine Flundred
nr' FiXtJfc-Tv.o,

TV-' ;T:

Gcvtrrior »

!"f crt-tary/bf' State

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fiJANK M.

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proclamation

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^tatt of (Lalifornu

LliOCLiKAIloii

Pouts throut:hout the Nation observe October 15th of
o-,nV vpcr 1- Poetrv Day as h means of incroasinu puiuic
IpproJfSlcn o? Sod poetry and its great contribution to our
national culture.

1 uch of tho knowledge that has corne down to us through'
, .. uses has been In the form of poetry. Tlurough verses com-^
, ^a .^ thT-nn.'h the ve;irs we have coiiie to know much ol the thiriKinj,
S ;1 end o? the lUght:.-. and tribulations which have gone .ntol
the making of history.

Poetry has contributed to social and econocdc
advancement of people and nations by focusing attention on
i^Sic? Ld into erance. It has captured man's every mood
Sd oxperieSce, whether it be a prayer to God ^^e expression
of pride in coilnLry, or the joys and triads of daily life.

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim October IS 1952, as
»ni.TTV DAY Ir GalJfornia. I 'xrge all Galilornian.. t;o joj»> J-'^
thlfobservanc. and become more familiar with the accomplish-
ments of poc?s and the.r contribution to our literature.

li; vai'NESS VfiMiEOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
6th day of October, A.D..
One Thousand Nine rlundred and
Fifty-Two .

Governor of California

ATi-EST:

Secretary g/ State

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OCTt;- 1952
FRANK M^JflRDAN. Secrefary ol Sta

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Special 3:lcction |f>roclaiiiation

I, I \KI W'AKllI N, (lowmot 1)1 llii' St.ilc nl t .ililoi ni.i, ilo luii'liy piiicLiiin
ili.il .1 Spccl.il I lection will he liclil tliroii,i;lu)ut tliis Sl.itc on liicscLiy. the iourili
(.lay ol Novi-inlHi-, \'>SZ, to Milinilt lo llic qu;tlilicil votcii ot ihc Sl.itf of Ciliforni.i
the iollowinj; constilulion.il amcnclincnt proposed by the I.cj;is!atiire durinj; its
Second Ixtraordinary Session of 19S2:

AsseniliK Constiimionil Amendment No. 3, rel.uinj; to the issii.incc
ol hoiuls lo provide lo.ins .iiul gr.ints to sch(K)l ilislricts of the St.itc.

S.iii) Speci.d I ledum will he held under the .uithority ot Ch.ipter 19, Statutes of
the Second 1 \l i .uirilinar\- Session, l'M2. It will he consolidated with the General
lleclion to he iield on said liate oi November 4, 1952, and the consoliilated election
will he iieiil a\u\ conducted in all respects as if there were only one election.

I luitliei proilaim thai at such election there will also he suhmitted to the vote
ot the electors such proposed constitutional amendments, questions, propositions,
.ind initiative measures as are required to he so suhmitteil hy the Constitutij)n and
laws ol liiis St.ite.

And 1 ilo hereh)' oiler a reward ol One Hundred Dollars (ilOO) for the arrest
aiul coiuiclion ol any person who violates any of the provisions of Division 14 of
the I lections Code; the rewards to he paiil until the total amount hereafter expcniled
lor tlie purpose re.iches the sum ol Ten Thousand Dollars (S. 10,000).

IN WITNI.SS Will Rl.tM , I hereunto set
my hand and cause the Cireat Seal of the
State of California to be alfixed hereto this
eighth day of OctoUr, 1952.

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^tatc of California

EEOfiL^M^TION

Thanksgiving Day is ono of the oldest and raost
sacred of our tradition:;. It is an occasion on which v/e
should express our thanks for all of the blessings we enjoy
as Americans, and reaffirm our faith in the spiritual
principles that have made our country great.

Just as the Pilgrims gave thani'-c to God for their
bountifj.1 harvest, after the suffering they endured during
their first winter in the Hew World, let us thank Him for
the progress no have made individually and as a Nation, and
for the vast production of our farms and our factories.

On this Thanksgiving Day I urge that all
Californians Join In prayers of thanksgiving in their homes
and in their churches. In our Thanksgiving observances,
let us pray for divine guidance as v/e strive with other
freedom-loving nations to end the terrible fighting in Korea
and bring honorable and lasting peace to a troubled world.

With these thoughts in mind, I. Earl Warren,

Governor of California, do hereby proclaim Thursday,
November 27, 19 5^, as TliA^iKSGIVIIMG DAY in California.

IW WITNESS WHEKiOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this
7th day of Novemb3r, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-Two.

ATTEST:

.^^y^

Governor of California

Secretary/

In *c ofRri. of th, Uu^i,,-, „f Shrt,
.' le Slol» »l Colifotni*

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State of California

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PROCLAMATION

The Fi-aternal Order of Eagles is sponsoring
throughout the Nation a series of community ot.servances of
Freedom Week ~ the period between December 7, 1952, tne lim
anniversary of the attack upon Pearl Harbor, and December 15,
1952. the 161st anniversary of the adoption of the Bill 01
Rights.

It is appropriate that the observance of these two
anniversaries should be linked together. The Pearl Harbor
attack shocked most Americans into the realization that the
basic freedoms which many had taken for granted could be
wrested from us if we wero not strong enough to defend them.

The threat to our way of life did not end with the
succesnful conclusion of .Jorld V.'ar II. On the contrary, our
free institutions have been under increasing rather than
diminishing challenge by subversive forces which seek to
discredit and destroy them. It is of the utmost importance,
therefore, that we take advantage of every opportunity to
reaffirm our f^lth In Uv, ,rinclples set forth in the Bill of
Rights .

With these thoughts in mind, I. Earl Warren,
Governor of California, do hereby proclaim the period
December 7-15, 1952, as FilKEDOM wi^K in California, and
f Sge all the^'eople'of our State to ^ake advantage of the
opportunity to join in public observances dedicated to the
strengthening and preservation of our American heritage.

IN WITNESS VfilHaEOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this 28th day of November,
A.D., One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Fifty-Two.

^TEST :

Governor

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Secretary of State

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DIRBCTIfil

To the 3tate TrcaBurer

Under th« provlslonii of Veteran* Bond 1

Act of 1951, Art, 'jc, Ch, 6, Div. H, ,

Military and Veterans Code

To Honorable ChnrleB 0. Johnson, State Treasurer t

V/HEREAS, an Act, known and designated as the
"Veterans Bond »ct of 1951% (Stats. 1951, Ch. 1036) was
duly nnd regularly conf Imed and ratified by Section I6 of
Article XVI of the Constitution of the State of caifomia,
Bubraitted to and approved by the electors of said State at
the General Flection held in this State on the 4th day of
November, 1952, and said Veterans Bond Act of 1951 !■ now
In full force arfcd effect; and

WHEREAS, the California Veterans Board of the
Depro-tment of Veterans Affairs at Its .Meeting held on the 29th
dfw of November, 1952 duly adopted a resolution requesting the
Veterrms' Finance Cowaittee of 19*3 to authorize the issuance
and sale of One Hundred Million Dollars ($100,000,000)
principal amount of bonds authorized by the Veterans Bond Act
of 1951, which said resolution Included a statement of the
plpjiB and projects of the Department of Veterans Affairs with
respect to the use of the proceeds of the sale of said bonds;

and

WHERTAS, the Department of Veterans Affairs, by and

through the duly appointed, qualified and acting Director of

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Veterans Affali-a, did on the 29th day of November, I952
approve said rosolutlon of the California Veterans Board
requesting the Veterans' Finance CoBonlttee of 19*3 so to
actj and

WHEREAS, the said Veterans' Finance Conmlttee of
19^3 did on the loth day of December, I9b2 approve the plans
and projects of the i/eprn'tnent of Veterjms Affairs with '
respect to the use of the proceeds of the sale of said bcmds
and expressed its determination that the Issuance of the
amount of One Hundred Million Dollars ($100,000,000) of the
bonds authorized by the Veterans Bond Act of I95I Is and will
be necessary to carry said plans and projects into executlwi
and adopted a resolution detemilning the necessity and

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desirability for the inBatdlate Issuance and sale of bonds in

the aggregate principal amount of One Hundred Million Dollars

($100,000,000) under said Veterans Bond Act of I95I to carry

such plans and projects into execution, and further In said

resolution specified all matter and things required by

Section 996.09 of the Military esA Veterans Code of the Stste

of California; aixl

i
WHEKEAS, the Department of Veterans Affairs, by

resolution adopted the lOuh d«y of Decanber, 1952 has ]

requested the sale of said Veterans' Bonds in the a^!:gregftte

principal amount of One Hundred Million Dollars ($100, 000, 000) j

MOW, THEREFORE, t, EAtlL WARREN, OOVERHGR T THE

STATS <F CALirORMIA, do hereby approve (a) the said resolution !

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adopted by the Departoent of Veterans /Affairs, and (l>) said ^
resolution of said Veterans' Finance Committee of 19*3 (which |
latter resolution 1« attached hereto nnd made a part hereof),
pursuant to the provisions of the Veterans Bond Act of 1951.
I hereby direct that you. as State 'rreasurcr, ^fter notice a.
required by law, sell upon sealed bids In accordance with the
provisions of said Veterans Bond Act of 1951. Veterans' Bond,
of the State of California, numbered Dl to DIOO.OOO, both
inclusive, of the aggregate par value of One Thouaand Dollars
($1,000) each, and of the aggregate par value of One Hundred ^
Million Dollars ($100,000,000). as prepared by yoii pursuit to j
the direction of the said Veterans' Plnsnce Committee of 19*3, j
H9 Bet forth in said resolution attached hereto, the proceeds
froo the a.le of which said bonds shall be not les. than the
ar«rerate par value thereof, plus accrued interest thereon,
and such r,rncr.ed. fron. the sale of said bonds shall be placed I
m the Veterans' Farm and Home Bulldlnp. Fund of 19*3-

In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand ^
caused the Great Seal of the State to be ni-flxed this3o ^ day
of

Attest;

c>y/'//y.^ A^Y^^-^^' —

Secretary /ofy state

Oovemor of the
Stp.te of California

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T'lu i:.:-t yoar has seen continued prot^ress in medical
research against infantile paralysis. However, this is no time
for relaxaticn ii' th<i fi^ht tigainst this dread diseas-. Lore
than 5'5,GOO boys and gjrls and men and women wero stricken
duriiit iS'!,'^ in cur Nation's v/orst pclic epidenic of all ti:ne.

Duriiit; January the ;\iationai i-'oundation for Infantile
Paraly^lr- ..ill conduct its annual Larch of Dimes campaign to
raisG funds nece:^sary to pay for the very expensive treatmont
needed to cuunteract the effects of infantile paralysis and
hrini' i Ll. victims back to health. Viithout the Larch of Diaes
only '^ few could affoivi the kind of treatjnunt it is making
available to thousands of men and women and cldldron tliroughout
the nation.

In our ovm State of California there wer j nearly
4,000 reported cases of polio during 195^^* and the National
Foundation spent nearly J3, 000, 000 on patient care in our
otate .

In t.dditioi Lo paying the costs of treatir.ent
individual cases, Larch of Dimes contributions help to
the researcli ..'rof.,rain5 v/hich we hope
means for eradicc- ting this terribl'j

in

finance
will soon provide the
disease from our homes.

^ince no one can foresee where infantile paralysis
vjill strike next, it is a matter of vital concern to every
percon in our State that the programs of the Iktional FoundatlonI
utile Paralysic not bo curtailed. Therefore, 1,

^arl -..arren. Governor of California, do hereby proclaim Friday,
January 2, l'^53, as the opening day of tne March of Dimes
campaign in our State and 1 urge all Californiane to contribute
generously during thu month of January for this essential
program.

^ A. A A ^ ^
.^^^/•^mamm.^ ^ !!• Vi/lTNiiSS .iliLliLOF, I have

Ivjreunto sat my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 30th
day of December, h., D.,
one Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-Two,

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Governor of California J

Secretary (g^ State

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j'=v; PK, !■ ■ ■ - .Jti.i.-y oi' o'ji nation havt-- niada ;
creator contrihubion to the v^elfare of mankind than did
ueorge Wor.liJn,;ton Carver. ■: orn of slaye parents, he over-

•^^'^'^ ' ' ■ '■ '."tacle; .ioms aiVjemlnent scientist and

caucfit .■ .

Ui- . Caiver's accoraplJshments in c-i«iTr.ical anJ
:rfil research have contrib'ited to tho devolop' •
.M-iiy or our vddoly-used agrJ cultural practices of today,
inclu.iljic crop rotation ani Mvor^i n <^-,t\on, the Introduction
' 1 new c-oj ^ arl ;; . , . • variety of a^ricul- '

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.« •..or^M^•j unceasingly for mere than 4C years ^n I

i-v- dovulopment of TuskH{.;eo Institut'., Icroatint: new educational'

'■ ' '■initio.-. •■ r thousands of students. j

uii, acoa!nplit.hinonts have bentJfited not only the
rrembcri; of Ms own ract. but hav.* >!elpad to nake a batter lire

furtherttic national |>roerar. to honor tii--

::!i;i...jj\, >.,i or. Carver or Lin. amiiversary of hlc- death on
January >, 1-Hj, I, Zarl Jarran, Governor oi California, dc
'^^'f^.^'^y -X"??i^*^ .^i'lHiary 'J, 19^,3, us Gi:;Of;a^ WASHIKGTON C/OiVa^
J... -r. ui-lifornia and I urgo that the people of our Stat-^
-.cone i.ior.i faidliar -.vith his aaany contt-i but ions to the '

advanceinent of ou^- «;■• (>r I'f...

\-r.S6 .■i;;4Vt^J0i'', I have hereunto
uit my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State cf
California to be affixed
!iii:3 2nd dyy rf January, A.D.,
I'P.':- Thousand Kine hundrr- ^ ■^''
'■fty-three.

Liarl Warr.ir.

■jov0rnor of California

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.iJ.ari aiHiormally nnavy ;itid continuous rainfall

unties

1 recent days, causinp: floods in ;nany are
California and threntGnin" further and
mund.-.tioiiG, , rticnlarly in the northern

as

■ , .-.aid flooding has alrfk^ • d in
....-i....vc j.ro -erty d.araape, and the acute threat of 'furth-r
U^i ??vf/^^r?.;i''""1-''^?'?^ creates an imminent danger to
il^L f^'.^'''-^^';^ '"""'^ well-beinp of persons in these
areas, to the safety of ja.blic and j-rivate property and
^'" '"''-■nanc- r . aential aervjcca therein, and

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l;H.,iiEAo, the omj.loyment of ()ergionnel, equipment and
f^icilities under the jurisdiction arid control of the

.ate of uolifornia will be of material assistance to
counties, cities and other local agencies in alleviatine
and preventxnp actual and threatened damage to ] if r ^

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. . ioi.iiq and tln-> atoned floods exiats in the
:>tate of California,

,.■ ^ ^ "1- of .Jtate (h'; r* ; _:ts or the
Hd.iutunt Gcncr 1 (or State officers or employee-
actmn pursuant to their a,'uthority) may direct
the cm])loyment of State jieraonnel and of enuip-
nent and facilities under the .iurisdiction and
control of the State for the performance of any
and all activities in the Utate designed to
prevent and alloviate actual or threatened
damage due to said floods, and

That all the lm;s of the .3tate of California which
rto or may require advertisement for bids for the
purchase of supplies or this omploymcnt of services
necessary in connection with flood control and
Hood relief activities in the Ctate. are
r;-- y . ,,;• r.^]: ,);itc.

li. l.ITi...^u ..i!o;ic,OF, I have hereunto set my hand and
c .used tho_(;reat Jeal of the State of California to be
lis •^^rd day of January, 19^. ;

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ATTliST:

Governor of California
Secretciry of Jtat

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«HIA ITATI PRINTING OFflCI

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• ^ Calif ornians have particular reason to b<»

r-.T-p 4 '••■ere it not for advertising, it is doubtful th«-i-

centers of tho Nation. industrial and commercial ,

Aznerican. --^f Snd'^r'JirrSat'lf' '" ' '°'5^^' ^^'^ ^^ ^^^ !

IS ^rr^^Lss-oScM His SS:- - ;

industry tf f^'.^nf^'^i^^i',"'"^' ^ program of tl ^ advertising ,1

industry to focus attention on the importance of advertislnL' '
Califoin?^ 't?v°^ k" economy, I, ^arl terren, Governor o?' i
as AW 'HTT-'-Trr ^ '-^'if^^ proclaim the period February 15-21 IQ^J
as AD'/iiJiTlblNG iiiiCOGlJiriGi^ WEEK in C-j1i fnT^rH .. t^ 7 u' ■'■^''-*»

that during this period all 'tlS pSopieoro'i; 'state wiS °^' '

aSf ?ts orr"^"'^"^'"'"^ ^'^^^ advertising iTits var^ois forms
and its Glioct upon our d.-jily lives. vai^uuh, loxras

IN VrflTHESii uthuiiiuOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great aeal of
the State of California
to be affixed this
4th day of February, A.D.,
One Thou3i.nd Nine Hundred

and Fifty-Three.

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Governor of California

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Secretary of/state

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^KcutiDc department

^tiitc of California

ESCCL^LATION

Feoruary b, 1953, will be the 43rd aiinivorsary of
the Boy uioouts of America, and the weei-. in which this date
cccurs will bo observed as I!oy 3cout V/eek.

Later thii; year California will bs the host state
for the 1953 Boy ocout %^ational Jamboree which will be held
at the Irvine Ranch in Orange County, July IQth thj-ough l6th.
Attendirif: that great Janiboroo will be 50,000 boys and their
leaders from all parts of the United States,

Serving tl:e needs of boys in their most formative
years, the boy Scout program is one of the finest programs
over developed for the encouragement of good citizenship. It
has Influenced the lives of nore than ^^0,000,000 ^onerican
boys and its present active enrollment is 3, 250,000. ue have
thousands of men v;ho have gained prominence in every endeavor
in our State who will freely testify to the value of Boy Scout '
training in their youth.

Vi/ith these thoughts in mind, I, Earl iVarren, Governor
of C;liiorMla, do hereby proclaim the week of February 7th
through 13th, 1953, as BOY SCOUT Vu'EEA in California. During
thi>. period I hope that all Cslifornians will become more
familiar with the Boy Scout movement and the great contribution
being made by the thouijands of volunteer Scout leaders and the
many organization- and groups which sponsor Cub Packs, Scout
Troops and Explorer Units.

Hi V;il'Kli3S VftlKRriOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
tiie State of California
to be affixed this 5th
day of February, iv.D.,
One Thousand T.ine Hundred
and Fifty-Three.

ATTEST:

Governor of California
Secretary (^f/State

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PROCLAMATION

n„h- -Ho ^^^?^S^ }}^f sponsorship of the National Exchange
?he Nation'"': r^f February 16th is being observed throughout
^^ ilf ^^ ?? ^^^^^ Prevention Week. This observance is one
in which Californians should take a very great interest

ir't'^lLT. f ^J' can achieve its potentifl development 'only
11 crime is kept rigidly under control.

as a re-5ult''if^'?Mc''.!!''\F°''"u*''^'"f"'^°"2^y i" recent years and
D?oblem^ Tn «n i ^T'^^ we have had to face aany unusual
probieras. In spite ol crowded conditions our new citizens have
adjusted themselves splendidly to the life of our 3tate We
have had an orderly growth. However, in any peSod of grea?
H^n^^^ '"^^ ^^^^ have experienced, we must be alert to the
dangers of an increase in crime and delinquency.

rnn+T.^1 V '^"^ ^" California have been able to keep crime under
Seen ]prrr'?v,°"^ ^^^ '^"for°«"'ent officials generally have
been ..lert to these dangers and because thoy have had the sud-

^nnJt^^/^''"?^^''^"'^.^^*^^^"^- ^he suppression o? crime requires
constant vigilance both on the part of enforcement off?ce?s and
the public, ;md any relaxation in our efforts along these lines
initiative.°''*^''''^^°'^ criminals will immediately ?^e the

of r. nf.,3*^* ^^^t^ thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim February 16 to 21 i^^^ ^^
CRB^ PREVEIJTION -^VEEi; in California. I u^ge all the people of
cS'.f ^n.' tH ^^«°r/«r« ^lly ^ware of thf tre^eSous cS? of
mfinL. i^ ^^^^ ^°'" '"^intalning a continuing interest in the
manner in which our laws are enforced.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have !
hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the
State of California to be
affixed this l6th day of
February, A.D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fi^ty-Three.

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ATTEST:

Governor of California
Secretary of State

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We in California and people throughout the Natl
havo come to deprmd upon the iimerican hed Cross in time of
emergency. V;e know that wherever disaster may strike,
whether it involves a single community, several states or the
Kation as a whole, the relief facilities of the Red Cross will
be mobilized quickly and effectively.

During the month of March the Red Cross will conduct
its annual fund raising campaign. This year the national
goal is $.93,000,000— the largest since v«orld Vilar II. Nearly
all of the 1^6,000,000 increase over last year's quota will go
to finance the collection and processing of additional pints
of blood for the production of gamma globulin, the new weapon
against infantile paralysis. Tests with this new blood
derivative have given new encouragement in the continuing
fight against one of our most dread diseases.

The quantities of blood required
purpose will be in addition to normal quota
resulted in 433,736 pints of blood being co
California by the Red Gross and cooperative
banks for the armed forces and 127,612 pint
civilian hospitals. Theae and other functi
Cross, such as counseling and financial ass
men and their families, first aid and home
and many other activities, are of greatest
communities and our State.

for this new

, which last year
llected in

private blood
s for use in local
ons of the Hed
istance for service-
nursing programs
importance to our

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim the month of March, 1953,
as UiilD CROSS IviONTH in California. 1 urge all the people of
our State to give their generous support to this annual fund
raising campaign so that we may be sure the widespread network
of Red Cross service shall continue to be available wherever
and whenever needed .

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal
of the State of
California to be affixed
this 26th day of i<'ebruary,
A.D., One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Fifty-Three.

ATTEST:

Governor of California

Secretary oX^State

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■in our :>t,.te r.iici to ..elo t '':^^''^-''^^f9tl chiloran and adults
; y:..Lle nieir ^^^-"^'^'-'^P^^ People to more

I au..an rosource. and'orS'ttJe 'Si?f/'f • '^^"^ conserve

-n I'urtiieiaticG of ^ , i- r.+-i

- --11 btn'-'iuisr^ L-^'f ? Vr^l-i" the period

^ .^neroir^Jpporrt: S St^r^ii ^^^ ^^ to ^ve their

i.jnd u aeJ ■ , ; : -^ campaign and thereby

I our ijulp. ■■ ■■ Most deserving of

xioi'eunto cet my aond
i'nd caus3d the , ^ •^„^
or ta,. atate of '

C.ailornla to be affixed
this 4th aay of .firch.
iUt-., One 'j'houaand ;;ine
"uncred cnc. i< 'f ty-Vhrae.

overnor of California H

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^tatc of Californij

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:.o other state is growing as rapidly as California,
and tlierufore Califoruians have particular reason to be
concerned with the conservation of natural resources. So
vast was nature's endowment of California that in the early
days of our State's development these resources seemed almost
inexhaustible. Today v/e laiow better.

The demands of many years of war and defense
production, and the tremendous growth of our State in recent
yoars, have forced the rBali::ation that our natural resources
are not Inexhaustiblo . IL must now be apparent to everyone
that the futui-e development of California is closely dependent

the productivity which our State could otherv/ise achieve.

With these thoughts in mind, I, iSarl Warren, aovornor,
of California, do herob" rroclaim the period karch 7th to 14th,'
19b'3, as COIlSiiRVATlOI ;i^^. in California. I urge that all
the -uople of our State give then- support to v.rograr.s through
which oui' resources can be developed and utilized to the best
advantage, not only for our own immediate reeds but in keeping
with GOT cbligaticns to succeeding generations.

The first day of Conservation Woek — March 7th, 1953j
which is oiio birthday anniversary of California's great
horticultural sciontisi, tho late Luthor Burbank— is designated
as ARBOa Old. I suggest that on that Day special attention be
given to nrograms of planting, in the interests of making our
State more beautiful and more productive. i

IK WITNiiSS V/lIKEiKOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great beal of
the State of California to
be affixed this 4th day of
March, A. D., One Thousand
Nine Ilundred and Fif ty-Tl'-ree ,

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.TTEST:

Governor of California

Secretary cjff^y^tate

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During April the American Cancer Society will
conduct its annual campaijjn for funds to carry on its
programs of education, service and research. It is a
campaign that affects the welfare of every American, for no
one IcnowE where or whom cancer will strike next.

If 1953 follows the pattern of the past several
years, cancer will taKe the lives of more than 15,000
Calif ornianc;. However, nearly half of these deaths are
unnecessary. Ivnov/ledge of cancer's warning signs, prompt
dJaguo:;i3 of the disoase, and adequate medical treatment
could prevent them.

It is the purpose of the American Cancer Society
to reduce this toll of needless death by making people aware
of the danger signals of cancer and by sponsoring an extensive
research program seeking to find the secret of cancer and how
to prevent or cure it.

V^ith these thoughts in mind, I, iiarl »Jarren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim April, 1953, as CAKCER COinECL
kOIilli in California. 1 urge all of the people of our State
to support to the fullest possible extent the efforts of the
/jnerican Cancer oocioty to combat and control cancer,

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California to
be affixed this 19th day of
Iwarch, A.D., One Thousand
Kine Hundred and Fifty-Three.

TK3T:

Governor of California
Secretary of^*tate

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^Kcutioc Bcpartmcnt

^tJtf of California

iiROCL^M^TION

I

Those of the Christian faith tliroughout the
world observe Good I'l-iday as a day of meditation and
prayer m remembrance of Christ's sacrifice upon the Cross.

In the tui'bulent times in which we are living,
we have the greatest need for His divine guidance. It is
my hope that millions more than ever before will pause this
Friday to reaffirm their devotion to iiim and seek to oattern
their own lives on His example.

Let us pray for added inspiration for men of peace
as they strive to build a world society based on brotherhood
and good will rather than hatred and destruction.

V/ith these thoughts in mind, 1, Karl Warren,
Governor of California, do hereby urge that GOOD FRIDAY
April 3, 1953, be the occasion of spiritual meditation and
devotion by all Californians of the Christian faith.

-> /^r Dnder our iJtate law the hours from 12:00 noon to
3:00 p.m. on that date are a legal holiday, and I urge
employers througiiout the State to authorize their employees
to leave their duties during this period for the purpose of
worship.

IN V/ITIJEoi ..iu^.iil::OF , I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 31st
day of March, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and rlfty-Three.

Governor of California

ATTEST:

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Secretary oi(_Jitate

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£KQ.CLi LOTION

T-. _ -i-^Q public school system in Culirornia goes back
llteraxly to the very beginnings of our ^tate. California's
iirst constitution— dravm by a convention meeting in Lonterev
only a low months after the discovery of gold— niade provision
lor a system of (juMic education.

. ^ '-l^liQ progress of our public schools from that small
begxmiing to the vast educational system v.e have today lias
not boen easy. It has required the cooperative efforts of
otato and local officials , the active interest of parents and

v?^ '*'^"'° generally, and the energy ;uid devotion of
public-r.pirited raen and women who have been willing to devote
their lives to the teaching profession.

In recent yoarj; v/e have had to face tremendous
problems m tne administration of our schools, as in many
other activities of -overrmiont, because of California's
unprecedented increases in population. ,;e have learned that
tne solution of these .U'oblems is only i ossible when there is
public Interest, understanding and cooperation. Such public
support is likewise essential to encourage those in the
teaching profession.

The best demonstration of such support is for each
citizen to become familiar with the public school system and
1° '^^^:^/'' P°uclj ^•f^'li it. Therefore, I, Earl Varren, Governor
01 California, do liereby proclaim the period April 27th to
May 2nd, 19!;3, as PLBLIC SCHOOLS IVKiiK in California. I urge
every citizen to visit one of the public schools during this
period and become acquainted with the programs and accomplish-
ments of our educational system.

IK *W:TNiSSS VnliERiiOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
, caused the Great Seal of
\ the State of California to
; be affixed this 20th day
of April, A.D.,
One Tliousand iiine Hundred
-nd i'lfty-Three.

Governor of California

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Secretary olr State

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literall'' ifn'^fr^"^^'' ''?""?'- ^i^*®™ ^" Culifornia goes back
iir^ inLl°.^if ''''^^ begijmings of our State. California's

iS;\ ?ew 'onth°":f t^r'";, '^? ^^'^^«^"°" --eting in Lonte.ey
ror'a syoLr^'pubiireiucaUon!^"'' '' ^-^^— ^« P-vislo^

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public-^>?r!i^. 1 n, ^',^ '' '-^^^ '^"'^rgy and devotion of

:.l'obl<jrnr.

In recent yoar:; v/e have
in tho administration of

had
our

to face
schools,

tremendous

other actlviti\;sTr::;;rrm:nt/boc;Ssrrc!iirorSa?r
unprecedented increases in population! % have fearne! th- t

publlfini^re^t '^'V'^r' '^°^^l^ ' ^^-^^'^ ihen"?her^ls
flunrori- io T-M % ^'■^^^''^''*^"^' ^"^ cooperation. Juch public
to-^rMn/ . r"""'^^^ ossential to encouraeo those in the
o0t.cuinj px'oiession.

^n- i -^H'^ ^°^'^' Jeraonstration of such support is for o«^h

Citi::un to become familiar with the public school svstS^nn^
to keei) in tnnnh vri-n-, -! 4. mi r. f"uj.j-<- oi-noox system ana

of California do iieJph/ /Yf^°^P' ^' ^^^^ '"^ren, Governor
rtv^,;^ inr?' hereby procltira the period April ^7th to

IN VHTNiiSS VfliMiiiOF, I have

liereunl;o set my iiand and
caused the Great ^al of
the State of California to
be affixed this 20th day
of April, A.D.,
One Thousand Ijine Hundred
and Fifty-Throe.

Governor

California

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Secretary or State

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of t»i« SittE of Giircmte

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drtlin^':

i'act cttat preventable kccidents'in the^homp or

'" "^ ""■''"--• - ^ •cltidln- traffic accidents— are

th* ap;e3 of one and l*; yp^rs

rnr;'''''i!*?'. ""l^' ^"c:- L^ocidents represeni
,'>00 childrf-n do-.^', 50,000 oermsnentlv

"' ' ' ■ ■^'" ^' ■' '■ ■■..'::: Injuries.

•! i'i*?l(l in v?jiic
determined acbibji

'Ts thev

,,,, „, . , '^"' i'-'^t 01 parents in

\.iecting danr"irou5 situitions in thf- home
.on continuing- instruction of children in
face m their eyoryday life, will brin.^
1 "H 111 'ccid^nts.

'.1 Jurbhei-auce of .-. natiionwlde nro -ram in beh-.]r
. ,, , ' 'Y'. • ''■'^^"^ ' -irren, iOovernor of C li--'ornia

"s GHTrr' '^^^P-''^^-^^? ^^'■■^°^ f-^>' 10<^^^ thrnu'h 16th, 1053

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V/ITNKSd 'fflti;.KOK, I have
hereunto set i.iv hand and
caused the Great Seal of
California to be affixed
tliis 24th d.'.y of April, \,
One, Thousand Nine Kundrpd'
and J r^ifty-Three.

D.

Governor .

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Secretary of (j<iate

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V/e are faced today with moimtlnc costs of mental
illness. Involved are not only ihe coats of maintaining
mental hospitals, but also indirect costs oxprossed in
such terms hs oriine, alcoholism, juvenile delinquency,
suicide and divorce.

V/c have Icii'ned that one person in ten w1 11 seek
professional help with an emotional problem during his life-
time; t,hr:t QUO family in five is directly affected by-
mental illness, and thut one person in 2o will spend part
of his lll'e i.n a mental honpltal. Lant montti nearly
1,600 persons were admi l.ted to already crov/ded California
mental hospi tals--one person every 26 minutes.

. odicnl scionce has made great proj-.ress in the
trcabnoai. of mouta patient:-, md there is hope for p:reater
prorress. .\i'e ai-e no lon;-;er in an af?e wliere tne aoors
of an "asylum" arc sianuned shut on then. The majority
novf recover and can return to normal, productive lives.

ureat strides have also been made in ttie prevention
of mental oreakdowns. This is a field in which everyone
can Jielp, tlirourh pni'tlclpatlon in and encourareraent of
proj:rn!ii,'; whlcii contrlhuLo to wiioleaome conditions in tlie
home, tiic schoolrooin mid community lit'o.

With thutjo l.iioui UL:; In mind, I, K:\rl Jarren,
GoveT'nor of California, hereby proclaim tne period i-Iay 3
tc 9, 1953. as MEi.'TAL 'DiAI.Ti. iteii. in California. T • .---e
that durinp. this week all the citizens of our ;'.tate become
more familiar WLth tiio causes of mental illness and the
importance of commiinity assistance and cooperation in
its prevention -ind treatment.

IH .fITNiJt..; WliiiiiEQI-^ I have

lioreunto set my nand and
caused the Great iieal of
tne otate of California to
be affixed this 27th day of
April, A.U., One Tiiousand
fllne Hundred and Fif ty-Tliree.

Governor of California

Secretary o(_>tate

3:Kf«tiVic Bcpartiiicnt

State of California

Tho Veterans of PoreiRn Wars of tho United
States and other patriotic groups are sponsoring the
observance of flay 1st as an occasion for Americans
to roaffirm their loyalty to their nation.

This observance gives Americans ir every walk
of life an opportunity to help counteract demonstrations
held throughout the world on Hay 1st by the conspiracies
of international com;^unism. We can focus attention on
the advantaiTos and accompli shmonts of ovir form of
,";overn:ient by rivinn expression on this same day to the
basic principles whic)i have made our country great.

In fnrthoranr.e of this national effort,
I, jiarl Warren, Governor of Calirornia, do hero by
proclaim Hay 1, 1953, as LOYALTY DAY, and I tirge
all Callfornians to participate in patriotic observances
on that day.

IN V/ITlfESS WHEREOF, I have
herG\into set my hand
and causeo. tiio Great
Seal of ttie State of
California to be affixed
this 29th day of April,
A.D., One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Fifty- Three.

Governor of California
ATTEST: OKt^^^u ^'-^ -i'-'^

Secretary i^"/state

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^tatc of (California

EROCLAM^TION

. o ^r."^^^ Armed Forces of the United States will he

£y ?hf PrSjSfSran5^th^r"°" °" ^^^ 16?hf a*L%rdesl1nated
uy tne i^resident and the Congress as Armed Forces Day.

Peace " An^f^tH« °fi.^!?^^ ^^"'^ observance is "Power for
NaJy Marine rLl^ ?1^^«''''^ services - the Air Force, Army,
ixavy, Marine Corps, the Reserve and the National r,ii«rH oil

cooperating to give public demonstration on tMs occasion of
the power on which we rely for the securi?? oFou? S«?ioS.

+^ m V, -^w ^^ fitting that on this Day we eive recopnitinn
to all who he.ve contributed to the building of ouJ m?f?f!i^

Stat, to P«'tlclpate'?"Sa1fF<,rcaf Eay'Jrcer^rjS ^Mr"""

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 11th
day of May, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-Three.

Governor of California

ATTEST:

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Secretary /o:p^ State

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EfiOCLAMATIfiN

a

White Cane Week is observed throughout th« Nation
Itredtnl ^i^fi^f^he period May 15th to 2^1 as a SeaS o?
directing attention to the problems of the blind and t^ tL

tholr o«n way In the world, and many more are oa^M^ of
becoming self-supporting if opportunities to r«ei™ needed
training can be made available to them. ■'Mai" needed

of CallforSl." rt!;''h!,'l!°''*'^'? "'*"'' I> Earl Warren, Oovemor

II ™n^°cSSl'w?:SKTcLfSii' : 'fVS't°ha?°LFti;>'' '?«•

IL'II.^T ''"' """- -"P"" '■> JrSflLf?o'r1iie'L°nS?J?'^f

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hays

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this
14th day of May, a. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty -Three.

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Governor of California

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Secretary 6f/State I

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^xccutiDc department

^tatc of (Tjlifornij

PROCLAMATION

crossino- of the 4tlant i n n^l r: ^ ^ ^^^'^'^ successful

becau

Durtn

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ment

we ha

cross

poten

produ

roads for the coL,4ce o? nelce ^^r^^'"" imrortanc. as a '
tial world market forcaifn^n?: /^^ can only -uess at the
cts With the a^hLte°LSt^i?TlLi?;!r::or?J p\".^ce^7^^"'^"^^^

Of Clifornia*: So'S're'rproclaLlav'p^' f^^i ^'^^^«"' "°— o-
in California and thn week of ]Jl 1^ Z'^l^^h.^^ rmnitW. DAY
'.SSK. I urfre the people of nn/'^Ll I P* ^^^^' ^^ ^^-^"^ TP-^^E
scope and function^o? our irch.nt S^r?L ""'^f.^-'^T^ ^'i^^ *he

vorld commerce in the economic UfeoPSurS^ate! ''"P"^^^"^^ °^

'VTTNl^SS WHKRSOF, T have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California to
be affixed this I4th dav of
May, A. D. , One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifty-Three

Governor of California
Secretary ^ State

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,:.<; ;-vmerican-i.orean i-'oundaticn has been established
on a nationwxae basis to work for tfic i-elief of the distressed
civxi^r.n population of South Korea and for -.he rehabilitation
.- . oir war- torn country. ;/ith the endorsement of President
■.isonhower, the i.'oimdution will conduct a cfjmpairn aurinr tlie
period June ? to IJ^, 19i>3, Tor at lufist :.5,000,o6o in
contributions by tho Ainorioon nooplo to ;:cc Gaulish its
M'lnedlate ob.iectivos.

,. , ■ :..'. i.-vo little c> ,:._ :_;; j- tho .aevasta-

Jwn^ !n ' ''^'^'^r' l>rou.-ht to i;outh J.orea-tiie extrer.ely heavy
civilian casualties, the total destruction of thousands of
h|)mos the lack or needed hospital facilities, the widespread

■.■;.'ite tneir torriblo ordeal, the Korean neople
or the iuture .•mci dotcrnilnation to rebuild their

OMi''i"f^^' 'f ^^ *'l'? ''^'" °^ ^''^'^ Aniorican-Korean .-'oundation not
o ilj, to iiioot i;,:iaodi:ite requirements for food, clotninr. -.ledical
^C':"!'::^! ^"^- ?'^°^v«ncy shelter, but to car^y out iSng-raSpe
pl-^nr- o' n.slr.t^n- in the reconstruction of the co.mtry .-md

nattered economy.

. „i '"^- '^'--'l; -.-iijortant progr - , ,

• -- , -•■rao- o- Ualirornia, uo hereby oroclaira the

-mu 1 ur-c^' n'.^ rrnr..-^??^' ^? ^'^° TO KOHiiA ;VEEK in California,
t^Ti\ ':? i ?H ^f^li-o^nians contribute f-enero-sly to helo
relieve the terrible distres.n of t.hn n„n-i^ ;V . Z^ ^^^^

1- i.w.i .<:.^.Lr,u-'-, i nave
iie?reunto set ray hand and
caused tho 'Jreat Seal of
the Rt^te of Galifornla^y
to be affixed this Ja^'^

day of May, A.D.,

One i'iK)US!;ij:id rfine Hundred
anil ■'if ty-'i'liree.

ATi'iibT;

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overnor of California
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Sunday, June 7, 1953, is being observed as d d6y.. qi^;^?.^
which all Americans are urged to join in giving recognitloi
to the role of the teacher in the life of our Nation.

Our educational system is one of the most important
foundation stones for tlio building of our social, economic
and political structure, and there is no factor in that educa-
tional system of greater importance than the quality of
Instruction which our children receive. Our teachers have
much to do with determining the kind of citizens which boys
and girls v/ill be as adults.

Few other [>rofessions involve such grave responsi-
bilities and at the soni(j Lime yield such great satisfactions
as those that come to the teachers in uur schools in helping
to guide young yeoplr through their most formative years.

oft

Throughout the
persons to fill teaching
V*e in California have a
view of our extruraoly Tb
nov/ increasing at the ra
150,000 a year. We must
year to staff the new sc
tremendous growth.

Nation there is a shortage of qualified

positions in our educational system,

particular problem in this regard, in

pill growth. Our school population is

te of nearly 3,000 children a week or

recruit many additional teachers each
hools we are building because of this

With these thoughts in mind, I, Earl Warren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim June 7, 1953, as TEACHCRS'
DAY in California. I urge all Calif ornians to become familiar
with the accomplishments of oui- teachers and to help call to
the attention of young people about to choose a career, the
opportunities available to them in the teaching profession,

IN V/ITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 22nd day
of Kay, A,D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifty- Three,

ATTEST:

Governor of California

d

y>5r ;

3:xccutit)c department

^tcitc of California

F i. U 0 L A r- A T I 0 M

'.ve obGerve Ileraoriil iJay this Vfiar as our Nation nears
the third anniversary of the outiareak of figl tin^ in Koret.'. Our
terrible casualti-s theru and the dangel's Inherent in trouble
spoto el;iev.'here in the world siiould serve to make us acutely-
aware oV the basic coiiilict letween thp Tree world and the op-
pressive I'orce:; of cormiiunism.

I hope th it undei- these circumstances the peoDle of .
our Jt Ate vail .^ive Lhou;,lit oo the uritin and purpose of T-!emoriall
Day. It siioiild be an occasion for all of us to reflect upon the i
tremendous sacrifices made by succeeding t^enerations of American^
in the v.v.'rs in v/hich our Kntion has eng^.-^ed — sacrifices which
have made it possible for us to enjoy the benefits of free
ovr-rnment and our Americrm \.i-y of life.

On thia i/inorlal D y let us pray for Di-vine guidance
in our '-iforta to seek not only an honorable end to the firhting
in Korea but to establish a basis for lastinf peace throuq-hout
the world. Let us reaolve not to regard the Rreat principles of
our Walion only as jomethinr, to fight f(i)r in war, but to keep
thv-ni constantly before us in our daily life and make thom the
guideposts for even ,';reator achievement in the v/ays of peace.

In accordance v.ith tiiis traditional observance of our
I.ution, I, uoodv.in J. Knii-ht, Acting Governor of California, do
hereby proclaim oaturday, May 30, 1Q53, as ME.ORI.iL DAY in
Caliiornla. I urge tuat on this Day, flags be displayed ^rom
our_ homes and public buildine;s and that all Californians par- I
ticipate in patriotic and civic activities in remembrance of the
brave men and women who Inv -iven their lives for their countryj

Tr:::.i3 wi ;r ;gf, i have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the Jtate of California
to be affixed this P.oth
day of ^'ay, A. D. , One
Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fi ,*■■": y-Three.

HoTernor /J

u^-c^-uYi AyJA-u^,

tU.

Jecret ry of Jtate

FH FD

PrimltJ iw I Ai II ..» Ni,

tiAir miNiiNi; II 1- rut

FBANk

'^iiLiftU, Swcffctari/ of Stat?

FILFD

'Ibtaia

i'KcutiDc Bcpartmcnt

^tntc of (Ljliforiiia

FRANK („ j^>„

:i.>'-iour years a;;o, on June 1,,
tho shores ior what -" - rn;; Imoun

ijc wu.; uio I'lrjH known 'expl
!-h on ^he r-ai ;,■,,,, j,^^ cor.:::t.

artiiljB; he posted a
iilfj claipi, and tnat ori .inul
'Jie Bnncpbft i.1.br:-ry of the

:-.j-.i.i urnia 13
■ <ke Navic-ators

t.mt. Oil Liiis occasii'
yoportxmitj to boco-
exploration

±A^A^

go

' '' ■■ "' toricft] . ■;..:•'., ..00
i-nor of California, do" hereby
uji'fc, DAY iniCalifornia. I upj
3l.U-ornlan3 talie advantac^e of the
'•Tiliar with tfhe early-day
■•Jce and his |contributxon to t' p
! 'forniia' s.

horetfito set my a-aia -nd
causQkl the iJreat Seal of
ffi'^ " ■ ■ California to

^•^ ^iis 1st aay of

^un... A. u.. One Thousand
me K'un'irod find

ovamoT» <^

<^*<-5»<*^</' A

'c

^jcnitlDc Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of California

^&.

<A.

EROCL^M^i

'^J

from June 8th^?S^Ju;el4?r\i« ?^Jf year being observedr /.,
anniversary of tha^ffliJn^ h i?*^^' "^^^^ ^«^^ ^^^ 176v/^
by the cSLnenta? ^ongrlss ITI77T. °' '"^^ ''""' ^' '''''''

fieht fnr f^®f*®'i,<iui'ing the dark hours of our Nation's

every arfort to tear down or destrSy them. '^''

the Perso„Ifl„d°orseS"'ofp?l'?d°aS ?f'^ T"" "^^ '■"=""<'
r^^fn"';- ^" furthertnoo of this National Sfort T

^i^S^'.?^ Se"?U£= iSSlt^-st-f 7 "

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be
affixed this 3rd day of
June, A.D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and
Fifty- Three.

Acting Governor i/'

ATTEST:

0^

Secretary e^ State

PrImttJ Im caiipohni* iiatr pi:

^"'-^.

3:xcfutiDc Bcpartmcnt

^tJtc of djliforiiij

P H 0 C L A II A T

-'il,,

The observance of Independence Day should be an
occaoion for all A^noricans to reflect upon the factors S
InnS ^°'^t^lb"ted to the development of ti.e .reat nation we
stlu^-f.l^' 1°"° °'' '^'^ R^^^^^t^^t or these factors has Seen
aJfo r^or o '"^''^ V??" ^^^^"^ guidance in charting the
afff.irs of our liepublic through each succeeding crisis.

Ooclarat1nn''L-'?'"r"^'"]*^ ^^ ^ f'overnraent under God. Our
Jociaration of ladopcndonce proclaimed It as such anrt rmr.

of raan, can match In fervo^ ?he f2^?t;^"? """^r^ ^" ^^^ ^^R"ity
totalitarian coramunism JL f«t-i r^u^^"" °^ atheistic and
balance until thTrconOlct is re'soLeS! "°"^^ '' '" "^

stren;,th oJ'" tfrrjf.'enf Zr^f"" ^"^^ ''°"^ ^^^ ^'-
it.elf throurh the demon;tratId fal?h""!:'-? "^'°^ maintains
institutions. With the"rrhi^ ^f ^ °^ ^^^ f^^^P^^ i" their
novornor of C.l ifornla do h° Vbv' ''' ?^?.'^' ^' ^^^^l '^'^^^^n,
INUJ.:i>-ri)fiNCE DAY in Jaiifornia ^^'^'^"^'" ''^^y ^' ^^^3, as
Cal-fornlans join in Savor nA ,} "^"^^ ^'^''^^ °" "^^^ Day all
Of the prtnci.^les of freedom^ ?n t^'a Tr.^'i"^'''." ^^^^^ngtheSi^
we live. I furtiier urre thnt thi Kin °"<'?^®? ""^^^^ i" "hich
ol /u.orica be flown on ?ha Iv fr^^^ °^ "'^ '-"^t«<i ^t'^tes i

and places of business, nd that f^« ^ ^°''^'=^' ^'^^^^^^^ buildin^a
in patriotic observances In h^.! t P°°Pi° of our st-te join

the independence ormi^'ijion. °' ''"' ^^^th anniversary o?

IN WITNESS WH'JH.HJ0F, I have

horounto set my hand and
caused tiie Croat Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this
29th day of June, A.D..
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and i-'ifty- Three.

ATIIJST:

Governor of California

Secretary of<^tate

» f Allll>»NIft 1IAII

miNIlNf. UIFIi

^xccutiue Bcpartmcnt

3tJtc of (Taliforiiia

IHQ Q.h AU Al L on

quite limited! ^ accident are likely to be

proclamation of the President durin, \h ^ L'^^'^^ ^^
to 25th. i-isoiacnt, during the period July 19th

.^-iri ij.T... ^" ^^therance of this national program I
i^ari warren. Governor of r-n •; f'(^T.^^^ -, a 1 *'■'"&■' '^^j ■»•>

IN WITNESS VfllEW'JOF, I have hereunto
set my hnnd and caused the
Great Seal of the State of j
^^li^^ornia to be affixed tills i
9th day of July, A.D.,
One Thousand Line Hundred and
Plfty- Three . ;

Governor of Californii

A'"TEST:

« /^ r T iiK^yi I , n 1 11^

ffiANKf,

rlileJ Im e»ii„„„,, „,„ ^,^,

»»
^M

^xcfutiiic department

^tm of £nliforiiia

P i{ 0 C L A r>; A T I 0 N

'I'iio lan louj: been! rocognlzod as an

■.ndicatlon of r.ooa proavc trs and "ood services. It Is a si^n
that the product is proaucod or tt'O sorvlcs rendered under
conditions whlcli coutr.ibuto 1 coutjinued advancoment in

.u-nan rolat' .~"inhl]53. '

.0,1 ux" oui' ,*:itiou' a ' ,j.'u^fcntJ2r. cuu 00 traced to
1: tremondoua capacity Tor production — a capacity which
can.c fron the Treedorn of American workins people to orr^anlze
tiiemcolvos anil to ncl'ievo 'pieco'*ai tion as fnll partners in

ino ' •' - • • ■ ■ ■■■' ■■ - : .■ .

'ador our American system, the averare worker in
ij ...liui states iias achieved a standard of llvlnj: wliich
Is an inspiration to tho rest of the world. At the same
tine our entire economy has prospered ahd p;rown to a decree
vjliere it has been able to provide assistance to the weaker
natlonn > ■ ' .• .wi ! .

a v4ie interest of calling public attention to
. ■- • lisliiaent of organised labor and its contribution
bo tno life of our IJation, I, Sari Warren, Governor of
;'alif oi'-nia, do hereby proclaim Monday, Eiei'tor'.ber 7, as
LAPOI} DAY and tho period September 7 to 13 as UinOfl LABEL
'.iJli\" ' u "^-liforala.

IW Wi'i'iMSS ,i?iuili]:;OP, I iiave

hereunto set ray hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to bo affixed this
3l3t day of August, A.D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred

dovernor of California

il'r'.ilJo'i'i

, M^-Jr^*

Gee rotary of State

t

FILED

in Ac ofHc« o( *« Secietiry of Stoia
•>f the SJate o( O i ,..>.»

pr$nttd in caiiiornia iT*ii. ^lii^nlc VfFptri '

FRANK i

Sttds

State

a

Sscrntiut Btparnncnt

S<m or Calfciiu

jiiiusiAiiiiiaii

^'on^-oHn °' "" Constitution Week Ob.ervince^S^nu^ltteef if "

s on.orln; ro ,„rmorrtlon of this irapo-t.- nt mmiverG.nr^.

Tiiei-cforc, I,
the rt;itc of Californi , _

in tho ^■■t-:i-'^. +A ^om^.^iiuiiuw tLK, and I urge every citiren

iw iiTKi';f;: v,w:hj.;of, I h^.ve

hereunto set my hand cjid
c::\iSQd the Grei.t Se^l of
th«; i,t: te of Ccilifornia
to be cffijred this ,:6th
a.-;y of ymgust, A. D. ,
Onf Thuui.; nc Nine Hundred
-nd Fifty-Three.

dieting Gov riior of California

Uood;/i,. J. Knight, Actiui^ Governor of
, do h.,^rrby proclj,iin the \veek of

/I'Tf. TT:

'^ t m 1

ccrft: rjVjf fJtftte

^^'^ ^/'.^^^^^

Ed LaLicv. itch

•l»CIjS»r(i.f, ,. stin

FILED

ta the office of the S«f frUry of State!

PfttitJ I

I'BNl* 11 ATI

NUNC oprici

^xccutiDc Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of California

P iv 0 c 1,

Probably the most appreciative oi" American citizenship
ro tiiose who achieve it tlorouf^h the process of naturalisation.
'..oy have had particular reason to £!;ive:i thourht to the reasons
uiderlyinj: our national development and; to the 3ti'U;-;£:les and

-VO 1

■.;aich

- ■ • ■ • 1 -

ice;- l,l;'1, wore Involved in wlnnlnjr trie f-J»edom we now

lem have come from lands wherH3|?eople never
uowm , IV ; Kitininp; oi" freodom. Others live* in cotmtries
once wore free but wnlch, through! acr-ressioij, or lack of
^ '■'■ '.- 'reodora.

i tizen

oil wiilch tlie worl(il has experienced in
.unerica have gained! a record na'nber of new
::vc coitio to our Nation fripra otner lands. Since
- . ..n ^,000, 00'"' ^ ■ ""ons achieved citizensiiio through
.i;.:.' Isation. Of tlio; • , o t con 150,000 qualified for

• : t.LL;t'iishlp thrnu,'-li aerv U'o in the ai- " ■• ■■n of our llation,

::)3t of t^iem uurln"' i/or] d War IT,

.1 '•- '- I :.• Day has, forlmany years, been
■;-3ervod tiiroiirhout our rJation as a meaijis of honoring these new
■itisens 'i-i,l ^Igo those of our youth who have reached tlie age of
ajorlt; . 's an occasion on wiiich all of us should join^in

'."o-emphui. ; ., i :i our -■■■^',- •■- f,- { --n - rU-'C' . i os w.-iich iiave made
' ar country ;-reat.

\'''^" . . •' Warren, (Sovernor or California,

'" :;^ : , ..opteraber 13, as I A"! AN AI-liiHICA::

. ' that spociai I observances be held

" it© on tjii s clay in honor of those wuo have

^i.:;-'- ations or citizenship <i'^iring the past ye.^r, and

tnat -ns of our State take thii opportunity to reaffirm

' '" ' i'incinlor, Wi^f ■ nndo our country great.

iMESS iflTICPJSOF, 1 nave
ijoreiuito set raj hand and;
caused the "Jreat Seal of
the State of California

: to be affixed this first
day of Septe.iber, A. D.,
One Tnousand iUne
Mundred and Fifty- Tliree.

ATTKS? :

oocretary^f State

Primtti In CAtlpORHIA «I*tt »UMT»Na orricl

f RANK^ ^ml WM, S.«ft*jry of ^

k4

^Kfutilic department

3tatc of California

FILED ,,

In th« offlCf Cl Ihj S«r»t«ry offi*!*

of i>i« Sbte of Glifoitite ^!
FRANK yjwnDAN,8«cieuiy

B

ofttST'

/^

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,< I-

pfintrj im tAi ipo«N

. iTAii raiNTiNi; orFic

^xcrutiDc Bcpartmcnt

^tjtc of (Tjliforiiia

FFLED

in Sic 0inc3 of iKc Wr?4iiry of a*

,, ; . ... |!

■^RANK yJwiiUAN,S«Mvt«\ot8taN

^'iiCl.i X JJiECTI,QIi_, '_ROCi..^...-.T 1

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L i-'iiti

r, W/

■iJ, uuvcriior ui Cuiii'

oriiaa, do i treby

^ciul eJecti

ion chall

1q

on

duy 01 Wuvurnber, 1753. Withi

t:irul.v 1,'li-t.rifl,

li the Fifty.

'tiite, 1

, locate

U ;, itli

CuUiit

t; tt

in the

La

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l-o fill u.

^•- vac,-:!.

cy in i.l.

i^ oij'ice of

■n from

;j''. I'lstrict

resiaLtln,; fr

u.T tlie

rcidguation or y,

•emblyi-'aii LmuMiI

it'hlin h,

.tcr.-

dui.lar;; f

or

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'■liY of 1 er i.

i'c»,,_ir

ui oiic iiUiiui-ec

'ny of tl

rovj sioiu

fnivictioii
of UivLsion fIV

O: ,,.jr,

o: the Lier-!

Vl-']; ti

ru; lu 1)

med J'ur tii

ui until

-he tot,.i ..iiioiint

I ei-ei.fter

i ui-;)o:

^nu siu.; Ui- ten thousand doll;

in Wfi

HKHEOl-

ivo hei-eujit

o ^-.t't li.

Ciuscd the Grv-at

-re to th

iL-'

y-C

^

il oi- tl

10 ft;, to of C

c^i-iiorni:. to

t't.y of t;eptt„ib

•^'i-, 1933.

Governor

' t^ :t;

Vcvrtary of sttite

*iiin»N,, ,,,,,

f'iNiiMr opricB

FILED

^xcrutiDr Bcparnncnt

^tatf of Cilifornia

:■(■/.)

,^ As»^btrtbeei«yfyc|S»«l«

^^^^Ui^i'li^lim_?^zi.kVi:;^-im

I, Kj.HL V,;,;,u, .., ;:,,v.riu.r of Caiiiorni.,, uo hereby
i-roclain ,.,„; ord-T tl.,L ., .„cciM election .luai be held on
Tuesday, in- tenth d.i' ul Novciubcr, L953, within the Fi>:ty-
^i:..th ;...:t..bl^ histrict or tlie SL:,te, loc^^ed v;lthin the
Count:, or Los /.ii^ele::, to I'Lll the vacancy in the office of
ntate i.ssen:bly-nian fron, sMd District resulting fror.i the
resignation of Asserablyiuan Gordon R. riahn.

'.- J DO tlLRlJiy offer a re^arc, ./: on. hunc^red
dollar, for the arret and conviction of any person who violates
eriy of th.: provisions of Diviaion ;:iV of the Llections Code;
t."- I'Laaroi to b^= ;.aid until the tot;,-! auount nereafter
e::,o.aeo for the ,:ur,.oso ranches t!.e sun. ^bf tea thousand dollars.
li. ..ITx^U,;; .IJhRhUF, I have hereunto set my hand and

cased the Grcvrt Seal oJ" the State of California, to b

r.crcto t:

y

<

<-■ affixed

lay of fcpteraber, 1953.

Governor

i'. ' s ■ u. J :

Secrete rv ov ';-t • < r.

t IFOtNM ITArt PMir

iiK<; orri. ■

Vl

^xcfutioc Bcparnncnt

^tatc of daliroriiia

FILED

■ 'i

'^RANK^JunUAN,Sect<^yorStite

(....

1, I'^AfiL 'i^i^^.^\'-.\■i, Governor ol C;--iiror!il- , uo ^^ "cby
i-TOcl; ii.i lAiK. order tli;,! •■ siieci;:! election :i:hLil be ;,.,ic on
Tuc-cuy, ITie tentii ii;.>' 'm' N(iv<?ii!ljfr , 191)3, within i: . J : 1 j -
; ■ I'ci.i.. ; : . bly Dir.tri'Ci ;-'t;.-te, ioc.-it.-ci v.ithin the

Cour.ty of Lo;- ,',n,.'ol' ;, id I'ili the vacancy in ...icc .^i"

: tcif As£'0:.ibi> I .! J'ror :•. n Li, tric:t r'.-:iuitint froii; •■ •■. Li

u.' >.„.. !■ 1 \ I ; i! J on; 1 . : n .; . iicil ' i i. u;;"..

..1.1' \ LU nliulJ'.y i.'iii.i- c roniiix, Ol cue liunured
do]Jarr for the arn : !, ■.•.l^^ conviction oi Juiy ,.erton who viol- I':
any of the , roviL-iuiif. of l.'iviL;ion 7.1V of the Elections Cone;
t;ie rewnrdE to be ti.-iio unt.i . • total amouiit hereafter
expend' ■ ih. mi- ■"; > T-i\ichor 11k rui; •. thousand dollari!.

In .;i'i'WL'i.-; v.'ia.nnui^, 1 iiave hereunto set my hand and
caiired Liu ih- ! , , i . . Lhe Ftate of Cal . ,. .> .

:..-.•. thi- y- ua„ ... eptcnber, 1953.

GovexTior

LL . Ll :

Cecretari of State

ftxnlli in C«ll?OIHIA ITATI VaiNTINC OmcS

9 ■n
I «

^xcruriDc Bcpiirniicnt

^tatc of California

FILED

of -he SUle o( GlitoniUl V

FRANK 1^1 )utilMN, Swivtay flf^

cy

Si'KClAL ELKCTIOH i^RjJCLi^iMiiTIJN

Tu.:::H;.y,

r.ii.. s 1

''Via v.::i';-,. ; .1.

■ i, Uovt^-nor ol' Ca.-Lfornia, do hereby
' : ' ■; - t>Lectton nhall b<? hold on

i.i.u ' ,, ■ ) :', \- • , ; , . . ! . J :, ,. ::■.•*■ . itli

• ■'( ■>l ,11' i i,.li', ioc.iL'.^. (7,1,11111 ulii.: CuU:..^. ji I

' c, r. -I It'll i'roi.i the resi,;iiutio'i )t At;senblyman f

. . ! iLff-'i: by rivctioa 1002 of the Elections Coce,

! . ., , lu-- hundred dollars for the

11 oDiiv i 1 ■ 1. 1 nil .', n;; ■■ ■ ..:o vlolr.tvi. n/ -I the

i; ' ' , ill i.j.V ul Li.u' 1 , L' ■' ■ I , ■ H ', I'o'ic; LiK !'■- ■' ! ^"

;■ ii ' ■ , .1 L ;.r;iJLuiL iici'c.a, ter exjcaaca lor the

: ai;i ui' ti.ri uhous/ifid dollur.-. .
L > . Lii^ - . , , 1 ;i. . .- hereuii, ' : . . , .nd

. " t , ' ' t ir .' i' , ! i .'. iri. 1 1 -.ed

/^)

tember, 1953.

U1.JV 'H'li'jv

.Z\^\

JVTT libT :

Secret..

■J- State

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PtIntfJ i» tALIPOBNIA IIAIB PaiNIlNe OffflCB

^

^xccutioc Bcpartincnt

^tatc of dalifornia

ffi^lVKin

1;

^"^oc

-'^''"'.s..,^^^,

proclarinfcion of the President

observed \ t'lV^^
ration ol'

'hout tho Natj on
■nln.p on

'iut.Lujf, uiotiigr

are

led Qje ige or majority or those

- bixr 1l. iLia \-:.iO -uv^ uc'.:iJlrod citiiionahlp tlarou,3h

■ Tir.ntion, hnve ronson to be fai.illjjar with tlie story of

I sacrlflices which were Involved
aais. Iti tiieir studies of our
:iey havefjbee;. .position to

- "- '"'"^ ivn-,'^ ■ , .„ freado-n which

■ a Nation.

■ISO wJio
.;'i, i c i i ari;^' a; luvci.-UiVo ol* iUiic ri c a;i ci ti::c:;3iiir. because
nvo conn from lanun wiiere people ^ave never knv>iim such
iVocd. . in iiavc Town to niaturity enjoying; rreodo;n In

tile ti' ;n senco n-m draw a leasojn rron these people —

lesson that siiould . en tind everj^ one of ixs more

. i.oj-" 1 ■ nnd to nvotni-i <•• t ; i:i if^icn"") .-iim-^n ■-I'-p.ac- ,T-) i-.'hlch

, , ./arren, Oovornor

i-ron;/ uo -i'uclai;:i ocpte uljor lY, 19'j3, as

in Gr?lirornip., an<i T iw'e all Calif orni ann to

..--...

:.vo

!;mto S'

Land

. > • 1 n f • O - ■

.-"eat

-ate of

- oi- 1.'. u to

be ■/^••

s 11th day

of

■ onber, A.

D., Oiio

if^ond Mine

Hundred

(1>U

r.ior of California

■ •; .•-.T-'v.yf otate

ptIHilJ l» < Al II KRNM

^xrnitjoc ©cpartmrnt

^tJtf or CaliforiiKi

EfiOCL^M^TION

Union h- c r^ V I ' ^"^ "'°''^ rapidly growing state in the
r Z^^' hdS faced tremendous i-roblems in meeting the educational
need.3 of Its ever-increasing number of young pfople onlv
through great vision and leadership on the part Sf counties I
numbers of people, working in every comunityrhas it Vein
posslblf, to keep abreast of these needs and to ma?e available

JirtTi,^hf ^i?it\^%=K '^^^^ ^^^°^^^°" ^° whi^f hir^^^^^^^ j

through which our traditional high standards of education hnv«
been safeguarded despite the tremendous expansion which has
been^necessary in ell of our school faciliSesdirSg recent

,,►,1.. .^ ^" organizati.n of this kind cannot be e^-fective
unless it has the widespread support of the public'it is

onnor?i ?v'?r!- ^^^i^'^'^'^^^t generally wifl SaJe the
?n^n\i^^ ^ ,? l-'Qp'ons^-^ate such support during the second week
in October which has been set aside for the aLual lareSt-
iwacher m<'Pber:iViip campaign. =» ^Jiuax rareni;-

^ w V -^^cordincly, 1, iiarl Warren, Governor of Californin
do hereby proclaim the week of October llth to ]7th IQ^? '
^rr^i^'^^^^T '"^^^^-^^ Vr^:i. in CallforSa ■ I'urge^that
o^oJtuifJ; i'f h°' ^" Californians take advantage o^the
opportunity to become more fainiliar with the Parent-Teacher
organization and its nany contributions to good SuzensMp.

, I have hereunto

IN .iITI\IESS miERKOF,

set my hand and causecithe
Great Seal of the State of
Colifornlti to be affixed this
11th day of September, A.D.,
One Thousand Kine Hundred
and I''ifty-Xiiree.

TTEST:

Governor of Californl

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EEfiCliAllATiON

An average of more than 30 Americans a day lose
their lives by fire, oince the turn of the century more than
half a million persons in the United States hove died as a
result of fire. This is nearly twice the number of iimericans
killed in ■.,orld .iar II ;,nd the Korean fighting combined.

Fire loss records so far this year indicate that
unless there is a marked decline during the final months of
the year the 195^ national fire loss will exceed one billion
dollars. This would be an increase of two hundred million
dollars over last year, which itself set an all-time record.

Carelessness with fire is also depriving us each
year of vast areas of our forest and watershed areas and
depleting two of the resources most vital to California —
timber iJid water, both of which are essential to the continued
growth of our Gtote.

.(ith these thoughts in mind, I, llarl V/arren, Governor
of California, do hereby proclaim the period October 4 - IC,
1953, as FlRi:; PHEViillTIOl. VVlii^is. in California. I urge that
all C.-. liforrdans concern thomst.lves v/ith the elimination of
fire causes tind give tlicir i;uf)port to effective programs for
the prevention tnd control of fire.

IN WITlNTxJSb VfflERciOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 23rd
day of September, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-Three.

ATTEST:

Governor of California

Secretar7»-of State

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State of £alil"oriua

tUOCLAlaikliilii

October I5th i^ observed ttiroughout the iMstion each
vear -s Poetry Day. Its purpose is to bring about increased
ipJrociaSon on the part Sf the public of the accoinpllsh..ents
of poets ia'A the contribution which poetry can make to the
betterment of our daily life,

uo in California liave reason to join wholeheartedly
in this observance. Olu- history has been a most colorful one
and has urovlded tlie basis for countless poems which will
brinr to succeeding genuratlons tlie thoughts, the feeling.,
the hardship:: and the accomplislments of those v;ho pioneered
and developed our State. ,

Tliroughout all history, poets have had an important
part in recordin.. the story of mankind's advancement. 1-^ch
of the knowledge, much of the culture, and much of the beauty ;
of the ages has come dov.-n to us in the form of poetry.

In the interest of bringing about greater public
awareness of poetry's gre,:t contribution to our literature ,
I, Goodwin J. toight. Governor of Calxlornia, do hereby
proclaim October 1^ 19?3, ^s POETHY DAI in California.

IN .^ITIffitiG VfiUiiiiiOF, 1 have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
tills 13th day of October, A. D.,
One Thousand Kine Hundred and
Fif ty-Kiree . 1

ATTi:;STs

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Secretary of State

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ruOCL A NATION

The City of Hope, famed haven of healinp; in
Los Ancftles County, is observinp; its 40th year of unselfish
service to stricken citizens of Rvery creed, race or
nationality.

Treatment is fiven free of charp;e to victims of
dreaded cancer, tuberculosis, leukemia, Hodfkins disease and
heart ailments requirint^ surp;ery. All funds received during; the
month of Octohf^r will be dovoted to a nev; leuk<=mia winf?: for
children, and thus help to fifrht a disease vhich kills more
children between i.he a^es of one and lU than any o-'-her disease.

As the Jtate of C^lifornin has provn, so have the
needs of the City of Hope p;rown. From a small ber^inninp: the
v;orld rnnuvined institution at Duarte has spre.?i unt-"! it nov
occupies several beautiful bulldinp;s dnvoted to research and
treatment of catstrophic diseases. A staff of internationally
famous experts is in charge at the City of Hope, brinpiinp relief
to the suffering and restoring to health many who had known only
despair.

oince the Citv of Hope has been built for the benefit
of all mankind, I, Goodwin J. Kni";ht, Governor of Galifomta,
do hereoy proclaim Uctoberj 19') i, as CITY OV HOPf; r^OivTH in
Galirorni-j, and urfT;e all citizens to lend their support to this
remarkable institution.

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■vlTW 'JSS WWREOF, I have
hereunto set my hpnd and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this ^'*-
day of October, A.D.,
One Thousand Wine Hundred
and Fifty-Three,

Governor of Ja3ifornl«
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Secretarv c/T ftate

CHAS. J/MAGE»fY,

^Kfutitic department

,^tatr of Cilifornia

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Future Homemdik«rs of America has become one of the
leading orcanirations of its kind in thp Nation, vith more than
^,500 chapters in the United States and a total membership of
3o7,000, It has 189 chapters in California, with a total
membership of 7,603 for the past school year.

Wow in its ninth year, the organization serves a very
important function In stimul.itinc: the' interest of younn; if^irls
in the arts of homemakin,'^, developing; such attributes of frood
citizenship as leadership and cooperation, encourap:inf^ ^rreater
interest in community activities, and in many other vays
contributine; to better home and family life.

With the thought tliat younff people should have the
widest possible public suprort in carryin^r on v/orthy profTams
of this kind, I, Ooodwin J. Kni ht, Go 'emor of California, do
hereby proclaim ttie period November 1 to 7, IQ'^3, as
FUTUr •; HOM'iMAKi;..J \K<']K in California, I urre that durinr this
period all Galifornians cooperate vath the Future Homemakers of
America In the furtherance of its activities.

IN V/ITNIOSS mrzIiEO''-, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
('reat Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
27th day of October, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fiftv-Three.

ATTKS

Croverhor

Secretary of /State

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EHfifiLAMATION

One of the most important factors in the building
of good citizenship and the furtherance of our American
ideals is a sound basic education. Much of the greatness of
our Illation can be credited to the groundwork that has been
laid in the schoolroom, and the progress of America in the
future will depend in large measure upon maintenance of the
highest standards of education.

iVe in California have long taken pride in the
excellence of our schools, and our people have shown a
determination not to let educational standards suffer despite
problems of growth and the necessity for tremendous expansion
of all our school facilities. The solution of such problems
has been possible only through the closest cooperation of
parents, school officials and all others concerned.

One of
is for many more
themselves to a
particularly, we
for great number
ever-increasing
professions that
greater personal

the greatest continuing needs of our schools
young people to become interested in devoting
career of teaching. Here in California,

have been hard pressed to meet requirements
s of additional teachors to accommodate an
school population. Certainly there are few
offer greater opportunity for service and
satisfaction than the profession of teaching.

In cooperation with a national program of giving
emphasis to the accomplishments and needs of our schools, I,
Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of California, do hereby proclaim
the period November bth to 14th. 1953, as AMHIRICAK EDUCATION
WxMiIK in California. I urge that during this period
Californians make a special effort to visit their schools
and become more thoroughly acquainted with the work they are
doing .

IN vaTNESS WHERiiiOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be
affixHd this 30th day
of October, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine
Hundred iind Fifty-Three,

Governor ' n

ATTEST;

Secretary of State

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iiflOCLAMAIifiN

Thanksgiving Day is truly c.n American tradition — an
occasion for all of us to reflect upon blossings we enjoy as
Amoricuii;; ;irid to roaJTirm our faltii in tho lieavenly Father
upon whose guidance we depend for our continued v/ell-being.

Let us be guided in our observance by the example
of the rilgrims, w!io on the first Thanksgiving gave thanks
to God for guiding them through a perilous winter and naking
thoir harvest a bountiful one. Like the Pilgrims, we are
enjoying the fruits of abundant production, both in the
harvest of our fields and in the flow of goods from our
factories, and it is most appropriate for us to recognize
the Tli.-inksgivlng Season as a time for prayer in our homes
and our churches.

We have reason this year to be especially thankful
for the fact thj.l the terrible fighting in Korea has come to
an end. Let us hope and pray that temporary peace in that
embattled land can be translated, through cooperation among
Nations, into an honorable and lasting peace throughout the
World.

In the interest of giving widespread emphasis to
the spiritual principles underlying this important observance,
1, Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of California, do hereby
proclaim Thursday, November 26, 1953, as THANKSGIVING DAY in
California, and I urge all the people of our State to join in
giving thanks for all v-e have achieved individually end as a
Nation.

IN 'OTTI^SS 'iVHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 10th
day of November, A. D.,
e Thousand i4ine Hundred
nd Fifty-three.

Govei^or of California

Secretary of State

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EliOCLAMATlON

rea-on for til ;,''"''' °^^^ ^ "^^' ^-ar, we in California hnv»^
redoon for very serious concern at the terrible cost of

.•iccmonts riurinr t\u- p^st 1? months:

T /nn y^'^T'^S •accidents killrd moro than

J,4U0 people in C;ili forni.-' in M'lT.

u^n ^ •'vccidents in and around the home

,^n loi^/"'"''^ '^''■■'" •''•900 P^'OPI" in California

Freater numb". . J °^ these terrible losses and the vastly
^nd ir^.o^ r P^in^"l Injuries, cauRin- untold sufferinr
Gali^^ nl? ^" ?'''' ;^^^^"' ^» '^^^'^^i" -J- Kni;,ht, Governor of
fiu'lhe 't?° ''^^''^ "^'-^ ^^^^ '^'^1 CaUfornlans cooperate

IN ;/ITO':33 WHSRSO^, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused tlu- "Treat Seal of the
State of California to be
affixed this 15th day of
December, A.D., One Thousand
rj^ne Hundred and Fifty-Three.

-lOverror

^f Calif^a»fnia

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3tJtc of (Ijliforiiia

LHociiAtiAIicN

Decembor 15, 1953, will be tlie l62nd ai-niversary
(jf Li)o a-loption of the first 10 iuiieiidi-.onts to the Federal
Gonstj tution, cei^erally knovm as the Dill of Rights.

I'he J 111 of KJtjhta guarf.ntc'e:i to every ;jr.erican
certain fuiidfiiiiHiital ri;.;litr.., and at the same time imposes upon
all of us the obligation to defend and i-reserve the invaluable
privileges guaranteed tlierein to all citizens, regardless of
race or croed.

This most important addition to our basic law has
i^iven LJtrength to our !-; tion tliroughout its history, and the
.irincipluj It ostabllshod are of particular importance today
when we art! saokini^ to uustain the essential liberties of
mankind in a '.vorld serloui'ly threatened by forces of tyraiaiy
and oppression.

Helievins those principles essential to the orderly
conduct of our frae cociety and Nation, I, Goodwin J. Knight,
Governor of California, do b.oreby proclaim the period
December 9-1?, 1953, as BILL OF lUGiiTS .i^ut^ in Golifornia,
and I urge all Caliiornians to familiarize thamselves with
the bill of Rights and support to the fulle::t possible extent
tlie basic freedoms it guarantees to all /jnericans.

IN YilTNESS WIERSOF, I have

hereunto set iiy hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the otate of California
to be affixed this 3rd
day of December, A. D.,
Une Thousand Line Hundred
and Fifty- Three.

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P R 0 C L A M

On December ]?, 1903, at Kitty Hawk,
the air ape bep-,an v;ith the launchinp; o^ a home
machine by '/ilbur and Orville V/rirht, That flifht
on]y ir^O feet — little more thun half the winr span
larp;e present
for mankind.

day transports — but it opened vast new horizons

North Carol
made flyinp'
extended
of one of

It is difficult to ima.?:ine hov different our life
would be today witiiout the vast aviation development of the past
50 years. Jurely no oth^-r single factor has brouf^ht about such
.p;reat chan<';e for so many people in such a comparatively short
time .

We in California have particular cause to reflect on
the ^reat role of aviation in the r.rovrth and development of our
State, 've have become the leadin^^ State in the Nation in most
branches o C aviation and much of our tremendous increase in
population in recent years is directly traceable to aviation j
development.

National, State and local committees have sponsored
many events throu'^.hout 1953 in obr^ervance of the "^Oth Anniver- 1
sary of Powered Flirht. These events v;ill culminate on '
December 17, 1953, the SOth Anniversary of the Wright Brothers'
first fii-;ht, v.dth the observance in all parts of th» Nation of
Kitty Kawk Day.

In furtherance of this national proi^.ram, I, Goodvrln
J. Kni:;ht, Governor of California, do hereb" proclaim December
17, 1953, as "KITTY .lAV/K DAY" in California. I urre that on this
day ;nd throuf':hout the month, all Galifornians rive recO(i;nition
to the great advancement o'' aviation and become more fully aware
of the important part \'hich this great industry has in our daily
life.

IN V/TTNES3 VW:r1sO'% I have

her^'unto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California to
be affixed this 2nd day of
December, A.T., One
Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fiftv-Three.

A^

Governor
ATT-'^ST:

Secretary

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^xccutiDc Bcpartmcnt

£»tatc of California

£EOCLAMAIiOM

During 1953 i^^^^^^^ Jf ^"-^''th^nNS^So^'^l^'op?? of all

disease.

The National Foundation ^"^ I'^?"*J,^\J?i?iCd!-Ssum. i
performed a monumantal service in ti^^ft^nsive research, pro^d-

year, I

bSs to Join the fight against polio.

T1- ^o n matter of vital importance to every
... . ^^fi^t^ 19^4 campaign be an outstai^ing success.
Calif ornlan that the l^^^^^^P^'-^p' «nor of California, do
Therefore, I» Goodwin J. KMght^^overnoro^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^

enemy of all mankind.

IN WITNFSS WHEREOF, I have
I hereunto set my hand and

i caused the Great Seal of

the State of California
to be affixed this £,\^
day of December, A. !>.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-Three.

Governor

ATTEST:

/Cin^

Secretary o* State

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State of dalifornia

PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, the extreme fire weather conditions existing
in Southern California have resulted in large and devastating
forest fires destroying many acres of valuable watershed and
much property, and

WHEREAS, there is no relief from extreme fire weather
conditions in sight, and

W?IEREAS, the presence of hunters and other persons in
the forests and watersheds of the Special Winter Deer Season
areas of Southern California under these extreme climatic condi-
tions can expose life and property to further menace from
forest fires,

NOW, THEREFORE, the following described areas are
closed to hunting and fishing and to entry by any person other
than one of the following classes;

(a) Owners and lessees of land in the area.

(b) Bona fide residents in the area.

(c) Persons engaged in some bona fide business, trade,
occupation, or calling in the area and persons employed by them
in connection with such business, trade, occupation, or calling.

(d) Authorized agents or employees of a public
utility entering such area for the purpoae of operating or
maintaining public utility works or equipment within the area,

(e) Members of any organized fire fighting force,

(f) Any federal, state or local officer in the per-
formance of his duties,

(g) Persons traveling on public roads or highways
through the area. Said closure is made under the provisions of :
Section 4128, Division 4, Chapter 1, Article 4 of the Public
Resources Code and Section 39.3, Division 1, Chapter 2, Article
2 of the Fish and Game Code, and shall be effective as of
January 2, 1954 and shall remain in effect until weather and
fire conditions warrant the lifting thereof.

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The areas affected by this closure are the sane as
those ordered to be opened for a special hunting season by
the Fish and Game Conmisslon at their meeting In San Diego
on October 22, 1953. and are more particularly described
as follows:

Los Angeles Coynty

That portion of Los Angeles County lying south of the
following described line: Beginning at the inter-
fh! rn".-°f ^,® Y^ Angeles-Ventura County line with
the Castalc-Ventura Road State Highway 126) thence

w?ST''.''R?^'^^''oS'«^:?^y ^26 to its Inteis^Uon
qJ^n ;>, ,"^^"*y.?^' *^«"^« southerly along Highway
99 to the intersection of the Saugus Road, thence
easterly alonp, said road to the town of Saugus, thence
easterly along the old Saps-Palmdale Road to thrinJer
section of State Highway g, thence easterly rlonp

^^:^ 2l'%''r iJ^^''^?.",',^^ ^^« Soledad^CanyoS Road
r^i?«„; ' V. \ ^' "• ^5^^-' S.B.B.M., thence
following said Soledad Canyon Road easterly through

\1 \ 1 ■: ^ "" ^ ^2 ^^'> ^ence southerly and

«1 fh^ri^ f °"ir ""^l ^^^"° ^^"y°" R°«^ to its junction
with the Angeles Forest Highway in Sec. 2^, T. i^.T,
R.12 W., thence southerly along the Angeles Forest

Mf^fVJl ''W^'^l^^^ Summit aSd the jSncUon oJthe
Paclfico Road in Section 31. T. ii N R n w vi,l~
following the Paclfico Ro^J' soutSeJl J aAd'easi^rlT

10 R ^"^'"r^i?",,''^*^^^^'' "°^«« Pl^*« «°«d in Sec.
^..IaI -'.^*',"' ^^ ^'•' thence following the Horse Plata

f".. 13/t' iT"r n"S ^« Angeles ?rest SlghSayln"
oec. xj, 1. J N., R, 11 v/. , thence followine the

?ra?i toV^°; S" '■,-,^ "V "•'"•• *«"" "lone th,

t-hP mair, 1.1 ^t 1 ?' ^* 3 N., R 7 v; thence alona

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^Kcutiuc Bcpartmcnt

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San Bernardino County

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following de.crib:3 b^SSSari^s:'"""'^ '^'^« ^"^^" ^^«

?r«^L^p Commencing at the Intersection of U. 3. HlRhwav 66
(Cajon Pasa Road) and the southerly boundary line of Sin

forest along its various courses to the intersection of
Bailey canyon with the southerly boundary line of San

IVTeTTe 'r'rS' Tl^, ^'J "^^^ *^« siuth^asfcorner
Balle?'canvJ*« H?*; ^^ ^"i' ^^^^' ^^«"<^« northerly up
aaiiey Canyon a distance of 1.0 mile more or less to an

t^air'theno "'*\f" ^"""^^ ""' ^' ^°^«^' Service' trScS
whf;;' *^«"°« continuing northerly along said truck trail
TnJ 5 ^e^r^i^^ parallels the range lln? SeJSeen RSngH J

Ranges 4 iAd? SLj^'^r^ff^" "^l^ "^^ ^*"e« li"« ^«'««en
of Sec. 19 T 2 S' S* ^"S^" oS=^^ °^ *^" northwest corner

3ald 5;nj:'lIne\:;;.:A Ll'^s'lTnk IT.ll To'^i^'To^rtl'"'

2l\i::TiAJ.^ I ?" ""'J"" sSb^. the'Ace'ea's? al°ong"
distance of ^1^7 between Townships 2 and 3 North, a ^

boundary on ?hf^^"^!''f°°*'^°" "^*^ *^« National F?rest
Doundary on the line between Sec. 18. T. 3 N n t w o«^
Sec, 13. T 3M R iiiu .,"^*~»-i««3"»*n. ow., and

?r3sii"H^o^'s fir-""?:'-

?;;.k 5r.°?„:"'"J''.f°^i°"'"s the ridi totJ;„ thrill

?»^k fdl^tSo^ f""' '"'"?'"8 Canyon drainage to 0.5m

following ,.id vmi?:.:?,'^';?^:? t'"hi se"°:idrc"Sv

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3:xcfutilic department

^tatc of (Laliforma

San Diego Coiinty

That portion of San Diego County lying within the follow-
ing described boundaries: Commencing at the intersection
of State Highway 79 and the San Dlego-Rlverslde County line,
thenco southerly and easterly following aaid Highway 79 to
the junction of the Pala-Santa Ysabel Road in Sec. 19, T. IIS.
R. 3E., at the southerly end of Lake Henshaw, thence follow-
ing said Pala-Santa Ysabel Road northerly and westerly to the
San Luis Rey River in Sec. 10, T. 11 S. , R. 2 E. , thence
following the San Luis Rey River downstream in a westerly
direction to U. S. Highway 101, thence northerly along aaid
Highway 101 to the northern boundary of San Diego County,
thence easterly following said San Diego County boundary line
to the point of beginning.

That portl
described
Highway 39
northerly
Highway 71
Highway 71
said Highw
Diego Coun
the point

Riverside County

on of Riverside Covinty lying within the following
boundaries: Commencing at the intersection of U.S.
5 and the Riverside-San Diego County line, thence
following said Highway 395 to its junction with
near Temecula; thence easterly following said
to Its junction with Highway 79, thence following
ay 79 southerly and easterly to the Riverside-San
ty line, thence westerly along said county line to
of beginning.

I, Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of the State of California,,
aet my hand and seal to this Proclamation on this thirtieth day of

Uecember, 1953.

Governor, Statte of California
ATTEST;

cretary of Stefte

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Secretary

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^xcfutiuc BrpartniciJt

3tatc of (Taliforiiij

PROCLAMATION

1° StM^"""^'" """ ■■"ligation ol oS^ Na?lm.rf?!S°r "*"

and education haie benefited nnJ^,J^if'''' i' scientific rssearoh
but have helped to ,Sf f^^L^r' llll ?Sl[| 1^,W|,°™ --

^Si"s ni'^/L'^iiSSiT""^^^^^ ^-- - -

and expand their ^owi?^**^? P^P^® °^ ^^^ State refresh
great ian has^L^de^^J^SfA^e^rSi.'":^ oTSk^f'^"^ '"'^

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set ray hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of

^^^^o^J^a ^9 be affixed this
ill: day of /. y ,-v >.

^:P*^2!^® Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty- Three.

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ATTEST:

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Governor of California
Secretary

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£iiOCL4M^T^Qj,

u^?s,!L^.- :r?- H K 1 2"f I'ni-?.™ ra-
tion Of January 2, 195^ anf' "'""* """ »"'>•? bj procl«»».

fires occurrlne tfierelnj "°" ""'^ control of forest

c,OJf„rM,:°l™^|l^^™«j;, Ij Ooo..i„ , Knight, Governor of

h,,;J."' """ssrvatlon be ellmlS«f»^ Z^" ""^P Pendleton
5-Un,. f,.,,,, .„, e-r""J"proo^LTlS''of"J-l--_to

IW WITIffiSS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the 3reft Sea/??

be afr?*^°^.C^^i^°rnla to
be affixed this bth dav of

"ii?o Hundred and Fifty- Pour.
Governcr of California

ATTEST :

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RANK M,JpROAN, Secrelarv ol Stale

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^tatc of dalifornia

FIITED

JAN 2 s :'«c/!

oh.o. , "^t P^r^"^ February 21-2? has been set aside iloP^
«^oomn?f h' ^^ direct public attention toward the characJer,
f™f^?^ ^''^'°®"*r ''"^ objectives of the Future Farmers of *
America in assisting its members to prepare for useful and
productive lives in various phases of agricul?Le!

lrn„™i^^, "^''i^ splendid organization, by contributing to the
2?0 S?frn^!!!? ^h?^K^^"r ?^ ^*" "^^^^y 12,000 memberl in some
w^S 1 fr^^ ^^^^ schoolr., is making an'imp.ortant contri-
butlon to the over-ell advancement of our State.

It^ program has become a vitnJ nart of our Stnt««e-
public school system, offering training fnv constSctlve

IrTc^^'llki:^^'^/ ^^^^''^^^ ^^^^^ -'^ °^^- attributes

of r«iifn.!!J?' i^f ^","'i"'^» I» Goodwin J. Knight, Governor
Sr,..,^u^^i?,^,'?^^' '^^ hereby proclaim the observance of
FUTURE FARMER WEEK in California during the perloJ
February 21-27, 1954, and urge all the peoplS of this State
to give encouragement and assistance to the work of this
organization.

IN WITNl'iSS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal
of the State of California
to be affixed this 28th
day of January, A. D,,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty- Four,

Governor of Cfelifornia

ATTEST*

SecretalVof Stat«

'I iri>*Ni* iikTt PI

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^xccutiuc Bcparniicnt

^ratc of (California

£S0CL4M4TI0N

A major factor in the orderly pronrens which has
accompanied California's trrmenrlous growth in recent years has
been the ability of a great m.HJority of our peo'-le to meet their
many problems and work together for thoir effective solution,
without regard to the faith or ancestral bacVi:-"0und of the
various individuals participatlnc. Because the flags of seven
nations have flov/n ovrr our State at different tjmer., and inas-
much as the cultures of many peoj^les have become assimilated into
the splendid traditions of California, such cooperative effort
on the j'art of our citizens is geneT-pflv accepted as a natural
part of daily life in this State.

Continued evidence of unreasoning prejudice through-
out the v.'orld., and indeed in isolated instances in this State,
based solely on differences in beliefs or pigmentation, empha-
si:ies the nend for firm and positive support of the principles
of brotherhood among all people evcryTrfhere. With the development
of ncv; and terrible weapons for mass-destruction, such mutual
respect and acceptance have become not only desirable but actu-
ally involve the survival of civilization.

To focus public attention on this great need, the
National Conference of Christians and Jews sponsors each year the
observance of brotherhood .Veek. To further this worthwhile pro- '
gran, I, Goodv.in J. Knif^ht, Governor of California, do hereby
rrocxaim the period of February 21-28, 1<^5A, as bROl'HERHOd) WEEK
in Califorrla, and I urge all the people of this State to
cooperate in assistinp the cause of understanding and good will
not only during the; focal week but throughout the entire year.

IN WITNKSS WIIERMOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of tho State of
California to be affixed this
1st day of February, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hvindred and
Fifty-Four.

Governor of Ce.lifornla
Secretary(c/ State

prtnltJ in <aii»4(bnia ttAiB raiNiiNC i<tri<l

FICED

f"£B I • 1954

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^xfrurinc Bcparnnrnt

3tJtc of (Ijlifornia

FEB ;> - 1954

Y

flANK H. JOppAN, SflcritirY tt SMe

thP f„nH«n,2!^ Nation historically is committed to uphold
the lundamental rights and individual dignity of all men

ShL"^^?* ''^""*-' i" ^«*^^"* y^"^^-^ have fSru ,t wo^ld
leadership upon us in the ceaseless struggle apainst the
forces of oppression In our time. against the

Communistic Imperialism, through fcrco and
treachery, has enslaved more than 70 million soul ^^^«nv^na

loTt llrJu "' ''"' ""'"''^ ^P^^'^^ and reiig?on?"'oAe'of S

fln-,n^i.i ^^J%"°"-eo^«rnmental agency combines the voluntary

4?w fu^-^ ^"'^ technical assistance of the Ame-lcan naonlfl
with the work will and knowledge of h.mdrSs o? ^efugeos

?^elT^?:S?Sa\^°e^?!fi^e^^^?,^|;r ^°-^ - ^^-e people for

suTDDort nf^w^^io^t-'*^"^.^^^ financial and administrative
?r5^«^^ rLti°/''^^ ^^°P« ^" **^« United States is the
?rorthe'S;eSc:r;^opl"e^r^'^' '' ^°'-*"^ contribution

Goodwin J
February
I urge al
the Ideal
for Freed
millions
bondage .

^^4"^°°"^^'*®''^*^°" to this great work, I.
IP^J^S' ^S^r"""" °^ California, proclaim *
1 P 14? ' }^^^' ^^ FREEDOM WEE2^: in California.
1 Callfornlans to reaffirm their adherence to

L^Lfr^.?" f^ ^°"'°' ^"^ to support the Crusada
om while it gives assistance to the oppressed
in their struggles for relief from totalitarian

IN WITNESS WHEllEOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal
of the State of California
to be affixed this Ist
day of February, A, D.,
One Thouse.nd Nine
Hundred and Fifty-Four,

Governor of CaKi^ornla

ATTEST t

^imtij Im CAiipokNiA ITAtI riiNTiMo orvicl

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LSOCL^M^TIOSij'-

35xcnitiDc department

5»tatc of California

The people of the United States today are en
tl.e most abundant life ever knovm to mankind. In devel
consumer desires and demands, advertising has given the

ZifVI ^T*"^*° .*^« "^^^"^ American sfstem of mSss pro-
duction and nationwide distribution. This, in turn, enables

sLn^^;rof^?i:i?i;'^ ^^'^"^^^ *^^^ ^° ^° -'^^ -^ ^^« ^-'-

^rnw-hh on^ ^" particular has experienced tremendous

growth and progress, largely through well-planned advertising
programs which have spread the word of our State's cli^tfr "
advantages and the attractions of its wide variety of °
topography. This activity has brought unprecedented industrial
expansion and millions of new citizens tc our Statl? ^"^"^^'^^^

v^n-nnitc.^ i^ recent years, the advertising industry has been
recruited to assist our Nation and its allies in carrying our

thn'f^L^^ .*r*N ^*?P" "^<^ ^^««^°'" throughout tSe world^n

the international struggle for the souls and minds of men '

ailCl WOIQdri *

-1^^^ «. To assist in focusing public attention upon the
Importance of the advertising profession to the American way
?h ^^' 3' .Gpodwin J. Knight, Governor of California; proclain

SS/fn^r^f'■ "r^ ^'t^?' ^'^^' ^= ADVERTISING REcfeTIoS
WniK in Celifornia, and I urge that all the people of this

h^^ mJri ''^''^ themselves with the contributions advertising
hcs made to our comnierce, recreation, arts and knowledge. '

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State o^
California to be affixed this i
3rd day of February, A, D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty- Four.

Governor o/ California

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$xccutiV)c department

3tJtc of California

PSUCL^ll^TION

disease
five hi
53 per
and cir
stitute
burdens
bear.

!.:ore deaths in our Nation are attributable to
s of the heart and blood vessels than to the next
ghest causes combined. During the year 1952, over
cent of the deaths in California were caused by heart
culatory ailments. In addition, these maladies con-
the most extensive of all the social and economic
caused by illness which the people of this State must

To combat this ruthless killer, the Heart Associa-
tions and the Heart Fund Committees of this State are dedi-
cated to an active program embracing research, community
service and education. Great progress is being made and
every day lives are beinf, saved tlirough this work. The
outlook of victims of heart diseases is being vastly improved
through more complete public information i<nd by new medical
and surgical techniques developed by the Heart Association,

For the purpose of focusing public attention and
support upon these efforts, I, Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of
Californlr, do hereby proclaim the month of February. 1954
as HEART MONTH in this State, and Sunday, February 14, upon
'•■'i^^<^\'folnnteeT worker.s will carry their message into thousands
of California homes, as HKART SUNDAY.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of Callforiila
to be affixed this 3rd day
of February, A. D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty- Four .

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ATTEST:

Governor of Califbrnla

Secretary^ ^ State

Fri:ED

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nrnKjemiL Secrebry «f Stite

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^KcutiDc Department

(State of (Ijliromia

EaccLAL14TiOK

Since Its foundlnc In February, 1910, tho Boy Scouts
of America as an orp^anization has beon a powerful factor in
proparin- young men for the responsibilitias of constructive
citizenship in our dynamic Republic. Essentially, success in
Scoutinc is attained through the same means which must be
adoptei by anyone for real success in life — integrity,
dedication, determination and hard work.

Among its other splendid objectives, Scouting teaches
the younK men who purtlclpato in its programs that the freedoms
we (in joy are not to bo taken lightly but must be vigorously
defended and should bo zealously cherished. The Boy Scout
movement can flourish only where personal liberty exists.

Tho Scout Oath and the Scout Laws chart an inspiring
course not only for any boy but for any parson who will
sincerely try to follow them. In the fight against juvenile
delinquency. Boy Scouts have always been among the most
effective soldiers on the side of decency and order.

To assist in bringing the work of this outstaiidlng
youth organization more forcibly to public attention, I,
Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of California, hereby proclaim the
week of February 7-13, 19^4, as BOY SCOUT VViiBK in California,
and I urge that tiie people of this State familiarize themselves
with tlie Qxt-nslve contributions Scouting has made to our
Nation, and givo more support to the Boy Scout programs than
they ever have before,

IN WITNESS ;VHSRKOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California to
be affixed this 5th day of
February, A, D,, One
Thousand Nine Hundred and
Kif ty-Four .

jZ/^i^i^^t'V^vM^ J^ / ijA/X^yi^^

Govcriior of Cal^ornia

ATTEST:

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Ik .

RfUED

In 1*1* vt^t* t\ tNn )>u>>«ry »f Itat,

•< •:*■* liat* •> C«tlf,rll<«

».„„i'!.'tR„»JN7. U'.W.iNIIMa or

HUNK H. JORDAN, kcretiry «f «•«•
■jr-,^-:.-^i_vU- • 1..

^Kfutiuc Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of California

L A M A T i 0 N

E fi 0 C L A M ^ T i o"n *-^;^, ^z

serve, an excelw\M^f.n^rT''v,°f ?^^"° Prevention Week
attePtion upon the efSs of'^hf ^^"^ *° ^'^'^"^ ^"^11^
Of our hu„.a^. an-j maLr.?al%esoi?ces ?r"?-?th '" Jh«,P-°t«=tion
violence, corruption and vandaUsm! ^ '°''''®~ °^

California^l^t^v«^J ''"^'' '^^ criminal law enforcement in

cost ifb^yinf e(??^.??L"lTiL^t^^'T'''^°- ^^° ^^'^'^««t
we have been ablo to a l^Jl T^^^t^'l ^'T'''' ^" *^s State
crime by the coopar°tio?; of c^^"^ to chock the spread of
niany voLitary and p^vat^fv^fn^n^ll local off Icials with
vention ps wel^ a" i n Tf ^ financed agencies in the pre-

outstaiu1i^;:xan.plu Of hJs"Snf or°" ^f J-fl^^-n^ss. "^An
conference on Children and YoJ?h CeiL''?I ?i;%°"" statewide
February 25 and 26 tn f.nnc:^^^>: oeing held in Sacramento
involved. consider many of the basic problems

against ty.l\ZiU\TtAllTn,'vll'''' continuous fight
constant vigilance not nntr^r ^^°1«"G9 requiras the

all concerned mII Te IrlLivullon'Ttf"^ f'^''^^' ^^^ °^
and security of our people! ^^ decency, dignity

Governor of Callf!rni?°her^h/" "^V^; h '^°°'i«i" J- Knight,
February J 4 to 21 ?Q^1 ^^^^^^ Pi-oclaim £h.3 period of ^ '

1 .H-ge that eeeS'iSvldu^l^'^f 'S'^'^'J?^' '-«^^ i" California,
part in giving strong sunuort^?^ organization take an active

homes and com^unltll^ wh ch will Je?n%o^r""';\f ^^^^^ '^^"'
free and secure. "^■'■P ^° ^"®P ^^is Nation

IN 7/ITNE3S WHEJIEOF, I have

hereunto set ray ir.nd and
caused the Great Seel of the
otate of California to be
affixed this 11th day of

Snl^f^t ^' D-» One Thousand
r;t-ne Hunared and Fifty-Four.

Govefnor of C^ifornia

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Secretaiy of State

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^xccuriDc Bcpartmcnt

3tatc of California

FILED

•f ttli SMM t< CtlKcrnta

FEB 261954
FRANK (VPDAM^SKralMT •!»!!!

proclamation

n

^

fxccutitic ©cpartmcnt

Stott of djlifornu

PROCLAMATION

WiuRi AS, An cxtr.iordinary occasion has arisen and now exists requiring
that the Legislature ot the State otf Cali/nrnih be convened in extraordinary
session; now, theretorc,

1, GCK:)D\VIN J. KNIGHT, Governor of the State of California, by virtue
of the power and authority in me vested by Scctio/i 9 of Article V of the
Constitution of the State of California, do fiereby convene the Legislature of
the State of California to meet in extraordinary session at Sacramento, Cali-
fornia, on the first day of March, 1954, at 12.20 p.m. of said day for the follow-
ing purposes and to legislate upon the following subjects:

I /cm No. I. To consider and act upon legislation relating to alcoholic bev-
erages and the administration of the alcoholic beverage laws.

Item No. 2. To consider and act upon legislation relative to increasing
unemployment insurance benefits.

llrm No. i. To consider and act upon legislation relative to the providing
of funds for the purch.ise of farms and homes under the Veterans' Farm and
Home Purch.ise Act ot l''4V

l/ii)i Nif. 4. To coii.ider and act upj>n legislation relative to validating the
organization, boundaiics. governing orticers or boards, acts, proceedings, and
bonds of public bodies.

Ifciii No. 5. To consider and act upon legislation relative to the size and
number of license pl.Ues for registered vehicles.

I/cm No. <>. To consider and act upon legislation relative to the administra-
tion of the Department of the California Highway Patrol.

Item No. 7. To consider and .act upon legislation amending Section 5.^021
of the (Jovernment Code to remove budgetary and other restrictions upon the
authority of local agencies to spend funds in meeting emergencies created by
great public calamity, such as extraordinary fire, flood, storm, epidemic, earth-
iiu.ike or other disaster.

//</// No. S. To convider and act upon legislation to provide for the rein-
elusion in State Highw.iy Route 75 of the portion of said route from Route 4
near Stockton via Copperopolis to Route 6S near Altavillc and to provide for
the payment of maintenance costs of the highway constituting such portion of
said nnite on and after October 6, 19S.^.

//(•;;/ No. 9. To consider and act upon le;;islation relative to .short term
financing of water districts organized under the California Water District Law.

1/cm No. 10. To consider and act upon legislation concerning sch(«l dis-
tricts reorganized pursuant to Chapter 1 6 of Division 2 of the Lducation Code.

I/cm No. 1 1. To consider and act upon legislation relative to providing for
an .idditional bond issue l» finance capital outlay for con.struction or improve-
ment of public schools.

=m

^s

I /(III No. 12. Ti) consider aiul .ict upon legislation relative to student trans-
portation districts.

l/iiii No. / i. To consider and act upon legislation relative to the Military
Department, the National Ciuard, and the wearing of military uniforms.

//(•/;/ No. 14. To consider and act upon legislation to repeal an act entitled
"An act for the certification of land titles and the simplification of the transfer
of real estate," approved March 17, 1897, as amended by initiative approved
by the electors November i, 1914, and to provide for the submission thereof to
the electors pursuant to Section lb of Article IV of the State Constitution.

//<•«; No. /5. To consider and act upon legislation relative to extending
the period for which a city may lease property owned by it.

l/riii No. lb. To consider and act upon legislation relative to extending
the provisions of Chapter 47 of the 1944 fourth Extraordinary Session and the
provisions of the Construction and Employment Act to newly incorporated
cities.

//(•;/; No. 17. To consider and act upon legislation relative to the exclusion
from a sanitary district of territory situated within the corporate limits of a
city.

l/iiii No. IK. To consider and act upon legislation relative to depositories
of funds for community services districts.

I /(III No. /9. To consider and act upon legislation relative to allocations
to counties for highway projects completed during the 1953-1954 Fiscal Year.

//<■/// No. 20. To consider and act upon legislation to grant to the City of
Redwood City the right to construct fltwd control projects on certain lands
of the State of California in San Mateo County.

l/iiii No. 21. To consider and act upon legislation relative to amending the
Water Conservation Act of 1931 with respect to the issuance and payment of
bonds and the levy and collection of special assessment taxes pursuant to
that act.

//(//; No. 22. To consider and act upon legislation relating to the continua-
tion of an authorized excess tax rate by a sch(H>l district following unification
of school districts.

I /fill No. 2 5. To consider and act upon legislation to provide adequate
minimum retirement allowances for .school teachers retired for age before
rendering service sutlicient to entitle them to full benefits for service retirement.

l/i III No. 24. To .ipprove or reject charters and charter amendments of
cities, cities and counties, and counties, ratified by the electors pursuant to the
CDiistiuitidn of the State of California.

In Wii ni ss Will ki or, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great
Seal of the State of California to be artix/^ this 26th day of Iebr;laF>', 1954.

^r / .V( fctjry of

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fi'iiiifJ i» fAiiroiiM)* tTATP riiMtiife oi>vtct

^m

^xcrutioc Bcparrmcnt

^t.itf of (fjlifornia

^^Q.S.k kU. A I I 0,1

assumed the"lead irorian^-fnf ' ^^%A^«ri«=an Red Cross
durlnfi th« oxchangj fof Joiii?^h^^'^^L^ *° prisoners of war
Its efforts served to ^tr^n^fv, .u^'"^^*^*^^ ^^ Korea, and bv

lnternatlonallyrwhen'SjS'drsasJ:rr'J''T ?' °^ "^^iof
places as England, Belgiui^ Holl«nH t ^^"""^'^ ^^ ^"^^ distant

5lfr?'/^^ organlzatfor^as JK'wft^^' ^"f^^^' ^^^ ^^
relief for the victims. *^^^ prompt and effective

many ..ag„i?J:::t'se?vlees°whicrSrLr^ '" ^'^^^^i^" to the
people of tMs State and Nation ?„?"*. ^^°?^ renders to the
program are assistance to IrmeS'FoSnc"'^^'^ ^" ^*^ dynamic
provision for an intogratof Woof donor ^"'°""^^ ^'^ veterans,
Instrumental In saving the live? o??hoM.^''°!''^ *^^°^ ^^ t>eeA
J^S programs for nursing and firs? aiJ "h ^' ^^"^ ^^^^t ^raln-
.unior Hed^cross, and c^untJef^^ofh^J^leJene^^^rium"! Jf,\ i,!

in 319 domostlc''r:ii^?\^:^3?J°^- ""T.."^^^ "" *° 24,500 familie.

Of money, mo^rof^Zcrmusrcomr/'' "«?^'« ^ 1^«« amount
contributions. With tUs ?n mind rVn^^^^^^^r^ indlvlduar
Governor of Calif nrnin ^« u "-^"^j i» Goodwin J. Knleht

RED CROSS MoS?i; irjaflrorn?.^'*''^^.^'""^^^^"' »^ ^h.^lff 'as
of our state generously sJSo^t^t?^''''^^ '^^ all'the Vop£e
raising campaign, o^y tE^J tM °^eanizatlon's aniiual fund
the Red cross ^11 cS^tinS^ Sf reSer^'f' ^f" Z^ ^^ assured
whenever an. wherever huma^ -eJ^^S'.L'jrllJ^^e^'u^r^^^jJi::

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
sot my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of

?^i^^°^^a to be affixed this
1st day of March, a. D Ont
Thousand Nine HuAdr^d^'aAd^ '
^11 ty- Four.

/CM-'^^^^^'^*^ / ■

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ATTEST:

Governor of Call form

Secretary of state

*"""^ '•'*""""'• -F.t. ,.,.,.«

RllZED

MAR I - 1954 ~^^"

^

^xcfuriuc Bcpartincnt

^tJtc of Cjlifornia

£RCi£LAMAIiOK

The mont potent weapon in the arsenal of the
forces of freedom in th... world is truth, for we have Divine
assurance that truth shall make men free.

In order to be able to determine and evaluate
the truth, it is importfjnt that all the people have access
to the books and documents which will offer them light in
their search for knov/ledf;e and understanding.

In a dynamic society such as ours, the progress
and development of this Nation depend upon the continuing
education of its people. In our libraries we find the
widest variety of educational facilities. There men and
women, boys and girls, can find limitless information,
inspiration and worthwhile recreation.

Governor
March 7-1
Californl
libraries
many adv.
that thes
developed
Nation,

Considering these things, I, Goodwin J. Knight,
of California, do hereby proclaim the period of
3, 1954, as CALII-XJRNIA LIBRARY WEEK, and urge that
ans avail themselves of that time to visit their

and familiarize themselves more fully with the
ntages offered therein to everyone, to the end
e facilities be more extensively used and further

in the interests of the community, State and

IN WITNESS V/HEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of CaliforrJa
to be affixed this 1st
day of March, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty- Four.

/^^>.,r-,<V.>x-M, i

Governor of California

ATTriST:

(cA^'

H^-iZ^

prinltJ Im r*iipoiNi* itati »bintin« upfici

Secreteiry of State

MAR 1 - 1954
HMWC M. JORDAN, Secretiry of Shife

'2?^

£xccuriDc Bcpartinciit

State of California

FTUED

MAR JJ- 1954 ''
'HWC M. JOSDM, ittttttty M 9itt

E.RO£iAMAlifiS

The arii wastes of ancient and forgotten civilizations,
and the plight of sections of oar own country, stand as mute and
Snous SarSings of what can result from the unwise utilization
or flagrant squandering of natirre's resources.

Wisely and properly used, our water, soil and forest
resources will continue to meet the growing demands of o'^r
expanding economy. With scientific and intelligent application,
our petroleum and mineral deposits can be made to meet not only
current needs but those of countless future generations.

Constant and conscientious consideration of such
matters is essential to our prosperity and the. survival of our ]
Nation. It is an obligation we have to our children and grand-
children.

While conservation is a year around necessity, Arbor
Day brings special emphasis upon the planting of new trees to
enhanc- the beauty of our daily surroundings and to aid in the
preservation of our soil and water resources. I" *^^%g^^^®'.j,
Arbor Day has traditionally been observed on March /, the birth
date of Luther Bur bank, who brought fame both to himself and to
California through his work in the scientific development of
plant life.

Viewin'^ the tremendous value of such programs, I,
Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of California, proclaim the period
of March 7-14, 195^, as CONSERVATION WEEK in this State and
Srge that all 'califirnlans familiarize themselves «ith programs
alBod at the conservation and efficient use oi the many bountiful
eifts with which we have been so abundantly endowed. I further i
uTRe that the fullest possible support be given to the various i|
Droiects designel to stimulate the planting of new shrubs and |
treis to the InS that beauty and productivity of our State may
be increased. ;]

IN V\fITNESS WHEREOF, I have !j
hereunto set my hand auid i
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 3rd
day of March, A. D., i
One Thousand Nine Hundred i
jBid Fifty-Four. ■

Governor of California

ATTEST: <u4*.«^t /*^>^*«^—
Secretary of State

pimlrJ 11 <AiiroRNiA •i»T» punting ornc.

^jccutioc Bcpartincnt

^tatc of ealifomia

£fiOCL4M4TI0N

Through proj^rams of scientific and sympathetic
rehabilitation, thousands of persons otherwise hopelessly
handicapped are able to enjoy happy, active and useful
lives. Adaptation of the skills of these people to pro-
ductive pursuits has been of tremendous value, not only to
the individuals but to the commerce and culture of their
community and State.

Outstanding in providing medical, educational,
vocational and recreational facilities for such work are
the California Society for Crippled Children and Adults
and its affiliated organizations. Working closely with
public agencies, these j^roups have demonstrated the great
advantages of providing services which make it possible for
dependent crippled children and grown-ups to become inde-
pendent and productive citizens.

Generous voluntary public support of the annual
East-3r Jeal campaign is vitally necessary to the continuing
progress of this commendable work. With tills in mind, I,
Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of California, hereby prcolaim
the period March 18 to April 18, 1954, as EASTER SEAL MONTH
in California, and urge the people of this State to give
the fullest porssible support to the Easter Seal campaign,
thus giving aid to people who richly deserve their help,

IN WITNJSSS WliEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
8th day of March, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty-Kour.

Governor of-Callfo:

allfornla

ATTEST:

Secretary o!P^ State

FRANK

KI12ED

In )tur iAm •« Hta %%v»fy ,« tni*

MAR 8 - 1954

M, S«cr«<iry of SWt

"2T

^fimtti Im cAiiFokNiA tTATB raiNTiNO OVJVKM

^xcnitioc Bcparniicnt

^tatr of CLiilifornia

fl.„, , ^« 8 - 1954

u t' L

T 1

•"orui'd ln'."tr';iH^'''' ^^ *^^'^ ^'^^'^ ""^ California

, on iiccounl ,. ■ .

-. .. now e::l£t_it i^ ae.^..a de.Ir^oi..
^.ij submi,. :^ouition;a subjecto ito the L

i, uuuiJV.i.i J. iii.lGriT, Governor on the st;--

-la, by virtue of the uoiver vested in tm^ i, • , u i

by aduiiia tne foliowing auditional purposes thereto n^ ^^
' ';S'^"l -"^ 1'J;^ ^^^ Legislature lo I'cislSruno^ t^
--'^"'•:". """ "^ '^> in auuition to the subject '. ■

• U.iiii.tion, to-ivit:

. ) ; • 4 ■ ' ■ " , ;>;' "■ ; ■ , : ,;t upon i •• i . ; ' -i

'■■'' ■ ' ' ' i-..'i.'e Co;uity .

Iten No. 20. ;,;ir| act u >

tfichr ^" ''"■ '""^"t -V^' '-•".-^'^ation c?r"oriiccr. aua '"
:":!';:i; , ; . "^'-^ii^l court est. bllshed in a district

• L.Mv^'-s p?Aat^ies'ro?^viSfir,,r^:"^°^.;^!^:^^^?^

,1 have hureujitjo s&t my hand and

. ;, ':. ! , 1 ' ■■ state of Cniiro-M;; to i... .,<■ -•

ft M

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Ptintii in CAItPOkHIA IT*Til rtlMTlNQ OVftCI

n

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^xcniritir department

.^tatc of California

PROCLAMA2iOIi

+-V, ^ ^J^^T^ S^^y* lai'S'^ numbers of Calil'ornlans must face
tne heartbreak which accompanies cancer when it strikes the
homes o. our people. Durlnc 19?3, more than 16,000 residents
oi this ^tate succumbed to this merciless killer.

Upon this dark and tragic scene a ray of hope has
appeared in recent years. The American Cancer Society reports
that during 1953 the lives of more than 5,000 victims of this
disease were saved because the symptomatic danger signals were
detected early enough for effective treatment. The SoSetv

sf'if h°1 r°'^"^ ^'°°° "°^^^ ^^^^ b««" saved if the warJiXg
signs had been recognized earlier,

ri^^, 4. ^^® ^°P® ^^ ^^^'^ *'^^* through a vigilant and
fi.if!^ campaign of research and education the terrible toll
exacted annually by this malady will be materially reduced
Giving leadership and impetus to this year-aroSnd program is

s?Sdf iJto'th^f df' ^"""'f'^ "•^''^^ ^' sponsoring scientl??c
o^ thl^ ?J« disease in numerous hospitals and universities
o. this ^tate as well as providing and distributing timely
liie-saving Information to the public, -^^"'•■'■ne iimexy

h^„„« V, '^[^'^ financial obligations of these programs must be
borne by vol.mtary personal contributions froS milUons of
Soc[eS"f;^ ^,^«^'^Cni7.1ng the gr.at value of the Sirican ?ancer
e??Jrfs T p^^hT'^t'^^^^^?^ widespread support of l?s
ellorts, I, Good\,d.n J. Knight, Governor of California h«T.o>^v
proclaim April, 19?!+, as CANck CONTROL MONTH in tSJs's^a^e^
I urge my fellow Californians to generously and actively alkst
tnis humanitarian cause to the fullest extent possible.

IN VITNESS V/HLKLOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
12th day of March, A, D. ,
One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty-Four.

>^

ATTEST!

Secretary ^ State

FILED

MAR I 21954
FRANK MJPtiDAN, SMretirv o( Stita

trtnitt la oiiroiNK It^TI rilNtiHo OfFlClT^

r*
'h^

3PxccutiV)c ©cpartmcnt

^tatc of California

f=:Ti:ED

In *t (Mm •< th« bvMary «f IMM-

MAR 1 (> 1954
FRANK N. IBIIDAN, SKntiry of I

1' R 0 c L ii M A I i i! ii

WIK-Ui-AR, the Letririature of the State of CaiUoruia
has beoa called in extraordiiu-ry ses;:ion to convene on Jarch
1, 195/v; ''nti

Wiii'lHKAtS 'in account of extraordinary occasions
w'^ich have aris.Mi and now exist it is deemed desirable .^au
necessary to submit additioiial subj.^ct:, to the Legislature for
con5-l.-:cr..tiou; now, tht'refore,

1, GUUDvi'liNl J. mUGHT, Governor of the State of
California, by virtue of tlie ,jower vesteu in ue by law, hereby
ara^nd and sua'lem..at my I'r.x.iamation datea February 20, 195^,
by'adainfi bhe followin. aaaitional purposes thereto, ana
thereby pcrmittinc the Lecislature to legislate upon the
folicvin;? subjects, in addition to the subjects specx.iea .u
the original Froclumation, to-\'jit:

lit.'! ilu. ^V. To consider aud act upon lecisiation
to ..cr-it local covci-niiontal agencies to loan money to, or
to inVeit in the securities of other local public agencies.

Item Wo. 30. To consider . nu .ct ui on legislation
rfl; tiv • to the construction of awnings, cabam s, rindbrcaks
;.iK: buiL-uiue:^^ -^ attach!<er.U to, or within six feet of,
trailer coaches.

Ilci No. n. To consider and act upon legislation

tu shurt L..n. fiua.a-I :■ ^T Con'Muiity ;--v^ro

relative
ristr let

ill' No. ^■.■. To consider aiiu act upon Legislation

jiuVvrLisiiij, the sale of f,ovtrnniei;'u-l S'jcur -.v..

To cousidc r
jLcl roor.is.

:, tion

■0-1 nn

Vt-

r> laliv"

1 [,'- . lUj . ,; J .
Lo c<jo.-ia<j ill i

IteM No. 34. To consider tu:u act tipoa 1
' > t'-w s.-l: ry of the Director of Finance.

[Lci., Wo. 35. To consider aio . -n- u >... Legislation
to valiaatioa of I lie Oraiu^^ County »uiter District
Hvw^ u :; of the Ora:': p Co^iiity V/at^r lastrict Act.

-1-

ptImliJ Im c«i.iro>m» iT»ti miktimo o»ric«

k4

^xcnititic Department

State of (lahfornia

ilen No. .50. To con.^i. • - ■ ''- "^-JOI- '
relative to till.' sriuriu; ol' :;icri;>ur: .. ; t- ■ ,, =

11(1, IJo. :;7. Tu consider and act upon legiyiati^
to authori::e the con;arMctiou oi a buiJjaing in Los k^a^ci^z
Countv for tl.e Depi-rtnent of Em,)loyment:.

IW v,J.TiiL^'> .. ,i...iA;:', 1 i. ..'■■•

'■■used the Great !:'cul of the Ljtal ■

,,f. IV, I <^ T'''.u;iy ol" March, Ivij/; •

VovVrnc7f~ofCaliiorii?^

»,™/.i I. CAIirO.Nl. ll/lt" »»1«T1»6 OFJICl

'h4

O 3 ■-» ' ^

^xccuritjc department

^tatt of d jlifornia

SafifiLAMAIifili

^o^ 4. l^ ^^,® startling and shameful fact that accidentQ
far outnumber all other causes of death and disabllit?
among our boys and girls. Each year, unScessI?y and
preventable accidents kill 12,5D0 children S^tSaee of
li> years, cripple 50,000 and Result in diss Sing InjuJies
to another 1,500,000, ^=a^j.j.ii& injuries

„«.,«„ V® ^^^® "° greater obligation than to protect our

Stv'':duc?^^^'r*'*"jH ""^"^'"^ ^^^^^'^^ "°r« extensive
sarety education for them and for their parents. Proeram-?

designed to make children and adults alert to the daSe??

?esponJ?M?ftr7" ""' °^^ '° ^«^«^°P ^ sense ol rnJlvIdual
on^^n^ oiJ-^.*^ t""" P^^sonal safety, but also help to point
t^L^^ eliminate or minimize danger points in o^ dwellings,
schools, playgrounds and nearby areas. uweixings,

bv fill f^il^^^f^""" ^^^^ntio*^ to the need for concerted action
DJ, all Calif oriilans, young and old. I. Goodwin T KrxiahX
Governor of Calif orAla, do hereby ^r^^lSm the p;rS^of*
^?r .!^*^°"e^ April'30, 1954, as CHlS SAFETY SS Jn
ynis owiite. I urge all citizens to actively sunnort thoir.
local public health officials, safety coSclirSedicS

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this
22nd day of March, A. D,,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and^Ji'if ty-Four .

Governbr of California

ATTEST I

Secretary of State

KTLED

MAR 2^1954
FfiANK M. JNMN, SecreUry of »«»e

»'I«<.J I. r«ll>o.ni. IT>Tt ntXTtNO .

^xcnititic f)cpartiiicnt

3tatr of daliforiiia

liiOfiLAMATi

that Americanro? Negro lil«^f^.T''u^ ^' President decla^.

the years iumeafateiv fo^lTln? IhilZTl f^"-" ^'^^"^
mented by the cassa/jG or « c^^f' i declaration was Imple-
Federal Gon^^ti tn?i«« S -,? series of amendments to our
cUizeis ?S?1 proiectJon o? Jh! ?''''"^ guaranteeing all
rights regardless o?"r«n« ? ^^" ''"^ Providing for equal

servitude!" °^' °°^°'' "'^ Previous condition of

Americans/S^raMtati?:: a!on^butV?^' ^"F^?^* °^ ^^^
cf good will working together In Jhii f^^P^""^^ °^ ""«"
history, with its terrlM^ >!I* ^® "'■^S^^ °^ current

nothing ' can LeulrserJe^heemlfnf "^^ destruction,
international peace! °^ national security 'and

Colored PeopL''foi°2f vear^i^^K" '""^ ^^^ Advancement of
combatting bigoSj iid^d?Jcr?mi'n^^r ^"^^f^? ^" ^^« *«sk of
objectives hale earned thfonmi^^^^??' ^""^ ^*« fundamental
in^the ideals .h!c^r^^r^^?hrE?ffL°\K Lle^rS^^^^J^?

this indeed^.onrSfon"indlvJslbfI°^'f.S^.'^« ^^^^ ^° "^^e
for all," I, Goodwin J Kn^lhl r ' ""^^^ liberty and justice
proclaii March °8 to Avrll^^ U%r^'''^%r^L'^^^^^°''^^4 hereby

Without ,Ua to .niL??a'i'i^^4?oSrJf L![,JSSf o'SSHtL.!

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the state of CaliforxUa
to be affixed this 26th day
of March. A. D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifty-Four

^I^^'^-'UvvvL i -/u

Governor

f Ofeliforn;

lifornla

ATTEST:

Secretary' crt State

■ tPuaNI* (TA

■t raiNTiNC opric

$xcnitiV)c Bcpartmcnt

:r»tatc of £aliforiiia

P R 0 C L A H A T T 0 N

A sense of fnlr play and the will to win are funda-
mental to our way of life. As much as any other sin^jle factor,
the sport of bafloball bnp served to make these things Inherent
In t-he AmerJcan character.

Paseball 1ms lbs pai'ticlpanta and adlieren'os in our
larsteot clllos and In our aiualDoot crosn-roada hamlets. From
the neirhborhiood sand lots through the semi-j . ofessional and
professional or.i^ar.lzatlons, this sport has proven ilis tremen-
dous valne in provldin;;; exemplF.ry training in vii^orons team-
v,'ork towai'd the realization of a worthwhile goal.

Inasmuch as California is the home of s1j( of the
elrht basobalJ clrbs compri^lnj tlie Pacific Coast League,
which opens Its lyb4 season on April 6, I, Goodwin J. Kni,jjit,
Governor of California, proclaim the period of April 6-ll7
19b4, as i'AS};hALI. MKVK in our State, and T ur^e Calif ornians
to ^ivp fullest possible support to this sport by attending
frames and encouraning the teams of their individual choice.

IN WITNESS Vni].:!;EOF, I have ,

hereunto set my liand
and caused the Great
Seal of tlio State of
California to be
affile ed this 26tb day
of March, A. D., One
Thousftnd tilne Hundred
and Plfty-Four.

/J^'$-M,^^^/\^^^y J ClA^LyCyi^

A'i"i''i-J3T:

Governor cf California
SecretsLTy ^ arcate

KrLED

MAn •: (*, 1954
flMK K WMH SwaUy d«*

frintrj im CAiipolNiA tTAii rKiNTiMO opvita

$xcfuri\3c Bcpartnicnt

^tatc of California

!' R 0

lor conEider;iti on; iio„. , -fore,

.. ;-it. r:

ry 26, 19f..;,
■ -Ti, ana

i^Ty. Jc. To coui^-tiiir iiiKi c.ct U:jO!1 i-Jgi
.-.nne vat ion of one irriigation diL-t"ict ;

:JF, 1

.ereujit

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FAUED

MAR 2 r, 1954

RANK H. iQ«m, SecreUfy ot SUte

frinhi 1^ ^Itro^lK ^JAT* PBINTINO orpict

$xcfutioc Bcpartmcnt

;^tatc of (Tjliforiiij

f^KH.

1!^/? 2 9 1954

£ROCIfAM^TiON

WHEKhJlS, the Legislature or the Stale of California
has been call.d in extr.orainary session t. convene on Ma?ch

,.,n , V ffilEREAS, on account of an extraordinary occasion

whlcli has ar1:.en and ..ow exists it is deemed desirable and
neco^L;.ry t., nuumit an additional subject to the Legislature
lor Consideration; now, therefore, -Lcuuie ^

^ 1 , r , ^f GOODWIN J. OIGHT, Governor of the State of i

Chillornia, by virtue of the power vustua in me by law. hereby
anend and supplement my i^rocIanf)ation dated February ;db L9SA
by adding the following additional pur,.ose !.. -eto. aAd
thereby ,!crnittln^ the Lo^iislature to legislate upoA the
folloffinti subject, Inauoitiou to tlie sxibjects s.ecfiea in the
original Proclatiation, to-v.it: . x xa tne

Item No, 39. To consider and act upon legislation
reiatlHji to the distribution of fines ana forfeitures in
Justice courts.

IN WlTNESt: WHK!<EOF, 1 have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal of the £;tate of California to be
aiiixcd this ^7th day of March, 1954..

Govornor of /zaliforn

/.

ATTEST !

Primttd is CAiiroMNiA iT«T« rtiNTlNs onici

^;xcfutiDc department

^tJtc of California

£liO£L4M^XlfiN

uia xstian lalth tlirou^hout the world, the Good i^l^nv nom

^ioT,» >^ '''^f eternal Cross still stands in undlminlshad
glory above the ruins of men and empires who soupht to

?n?n^o r ° *?? '•'°'",^^ "^^^^^^ i>romlse of a better, b?ighter^

r ''"'! l'^^ P*""* ^'^^ Good Friday, Apri3 Id iqS "^tween
obsarvod by all Californlans of Ctoistian faith «J «%in,.
de^i ca'tionW't ?.' '"' J°^; ^^"^"^ pr'Jer ':nd'oon3ecra?e5'°'
^^^ l; ^^iTt^J^lr^'' ""^ brotherhood lived

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hunJ
and caused the Great Seal
of the State of Callfacrda
to be affixed this l_^
(Jfiy of Ai-rll, A. D.,
One Thousand Nino Hundred
■ Fifty-Four.

Governor of California

ATTEST*

Secretary bf" State

RILED

o'llt. SPuf.ofCaMomlo

APH ;-l954

FKANK Hjmm, Socrelary .f $1^8

3!xccuriDt Bcpartmcnt

;Statc of California

PROCLAMASifil

/jnoiie the freedom loving nations of the Western
Hemisphoro there exist today strong bonds of good will and
mutual rftspect based upon the splendid traditions and
cultural heritage which they have in common. This has
enabled those nations to live and work together In peace
and as-.ity in an otherwise turbulent world.

In California particularly we take pride in the
historic background we share with our friends to the south,
Pl;ice names and locfcl cuf.toms roflect to a large extent the
Suanish and Mexican influence which guided tlio early
development of California, Californians of La tin- American
ancestrv constitute fn extensive and valuable segment of our
population, making important contributions to the sound
.regress of our State.

In consideration of the warm friendship and
understanding existing between our Republic and our good
neighb»r^; i*! this nart of t;ie world. I, Goodwin J. 1-Cnight,
Governor cf C'';lif ornia, hereby proclaim April 14, 1954, as
rvJwAiLulRICAK DAY in CuJifornia, and I urg'j that my fellov:
Cr.liforniars Join me .^n oxtendlnt', cordial greetings and
best v'ishds to our friends in the cthor American nations,

IN WITNESS VfliERSOF, I havo

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California to
be affixed this 13th day of
ivprll, A. D,, One Thousand
NiAe Hiindred and Fif ty-t'our .

L

/,y_^

4r^

TTl'.ST:

Governor '^of Califcybnla

Secretary ((^ State

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In *, oir«, ^ ,K, S«„«,,y of Sm.
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APR I L' 1954
FRANK RJpRDAN, Secretary of^e

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$KcutiV)c department

^tatc of California

PROCL^MAIiON

The price of oitr Nation's peace and security has
boen exacted through the death find suffering of the flower
of America's youth. In defence of our vray of life, thousands
of men and v/omen have answered the call to the colors and
have died on alien battlefields or havo been carried from
;,iiem to spend the rest of their lives in hospital beds.

When the drujns of war are silent and the Immediate
phyr.ical tln-oat to our Republic has been averted, it bocomes
much too easy to forget the obligation we o.vo to these men.

The Veterans of Foreign
and their auxiliary organizations
sale programs to honor the memory
by render iii^ aid to their living d
comrades in arms. These little ar
ing ■.lymbolr; of thoce \;ho fought an
might thrive and live. Funds thui;
benefit of invalided veterans and
our war dead.

iJars, the American Legion
each year sponsor poppy
of America's heroic dead
Isabled and dependent
tificial flowers are glov/-
d died that our Nation

raised are used for the
the v/idows and orphans of

Reflecting upon bhese things, 1, Goodwin J. Knight,
Governor of California, hereby proclaim the period L'ay 21-30,
19^4, es POPPY DAYS in our State, and X urge ray fellow
Californians to buy and wear veterans' poppies in grateful
acloiov/ledgment of the irredeemable debt we owe to the men and
women who have given so much.

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IN WITNESS V/IIKRKOF, I have

heretmto set my hand and
caused the Groat Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this l6th
day of April, A. D.,
Ono Thousand ! ine Hundred
and Fifty-Four.

Governoi" of Ca]4^rnia

ATTEST J

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2:xcfutil)c Bcpartmciit

!^tm of Cjliforiiia

PROG L A M A T I OK

The 3tx'ei\jtli of oiu- Republic haa its roots deep
in the frefidom we all enjoy, ifigh amoni; these basic freedona
are freedom of op()ortunJ ty and freedom of enternrljie. The
fact thai, men and women who work to produce tiie wealth of our
ifation are able to participate in tlie 'development and profits
of ijua'noss and industry mnlcos this favored land the envy of
nations Lhrouj^nout the world.

I'.Vory citizen, according; to his means, has a
personal stake in hhe pro.-ress and security of ovxr country.
investment in a liome, in 3avln^:3, in insurance, in real '
property, in seci^'lties or in business Is an expression of
^'^^H\.^" .H^*^ future of our Kation arei confidence in a way
of 1 ■ '"o ;vh"cj: ]::i-; •:n,ar. it si.rorif^; and £^reat.

With tliooo thour;hl,3 In mind, I, Hoodwin J. ICnljlit,
^n•e^^. >r of GalifornJa, do hereby proclaim the week of
April 2b tiU-onzA I'ay 1, lyb-l, as Il.V^JST ii; A!.i;R:-CA .;ZSK In
our State, and iu';j;e my felluw citizens to ^:ive consideration
to the Importance of this observance, which orli^inatad in
California and jiow extends Uu'oujliout our IJation.

. 'lir^SS .!ii.IVji^Ol-', I. have
liereunto set my hand
and caused tlie 'Jreat
Seal of the State of
California to be
affixed this 16th day
of April, A. D., One
Thousand Mine iiundred
and ^ifty-Po\ir .

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Governor 'of Calif ^'nla

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^xcfutivic department

State of daliforiiia

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May 1 has becomo tha rallying date for the
oppressive forces of communistic imperltilisni. Each year on
that day, the (aioniies of freedom and individual dignity seek
through moaning Iocs sloganr and noisy demonstrations to
delude ond misloui free peoples of the 'vorld into forfeiting
t'.oir Jnharent himan ri,-:;ht.<.

couJ"iL.;iact.

ucii activities, the Veterans of

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foreicn Wars of the United States are sponsoring a nationwide
observance on that date tliroui;}; which Americans everyv/hor'j
cai. reaffirm thoir loyalty to the traditions of our Republic
fud the basic tenets of the American way of life.

All loy.il c
opportun.' ty to doraont,
have received from g'-i
to keep freo fz'cct the
philosophies und take
of our Nation ,

In support
I, 'joodv/in J. i\nit:ht,
i.roclaiiT' Lay 1, 19^4,
urge til Calif orniana
principles which have

itisons should take advantage of this
trate we are v.'orthy of the heritage wa
nerations past. Let us be over vigilant
liarniful effects of discredited alLin
pride in the gloriou;i accompllsliEients

of this v.'orthvvhile progrtm of the YFW,
Governor of California, do hereby
as LOYALTY DAi in 'Joliiornia and I
to pledge anew their adherence to the
nvde our Nation groat.

li.' WITNikJS r.lERaor, I have

hereunto set my hand and
causal the Great Seal
of the State of California
to be affixed this l6th
day of April, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
^ and Fifty-Four,

ATTEST 1

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;ic>t>itc of CL.iliforiiia

PROCLAMATION

The greatest source of assxu>ance for the future of
the American way of life is our public schools system, wherein
our youth become familiar with the magnificent history of men
and events which has made our Republic the most powerful,
respected and favored country the world has known.

The public schools provide the tools of knowledge
which will equip our young men and women to become constructive
and responsible citizens in this land of freedom.

We have a great responsibility to maintain and advance
the ideals and the standards which our people have come to
expect of their public schools. We must continue the building
of new classrooms to accommodate our rapidly growing population.
We must keep abreast of new methods which will be helpful in
continuing the vitality of our public schools. And we must
encourage increasing numbers of loyal, able, qualified men and '
women to adopt teaching as a lifetime career.

To assist in bringing these things more forcefully
before my fellow Calif ornians, I, Ckjodwin J. Knight, Governor
of California, hereby proclaim the period of April 26 to May 1,
195*+, as PUBLIC SCHOOLS WEr:i\. in California, and I urge all
citizens to take advantage of the opportunities offered to
become more familiar with the programs, goals and accomplish-
ments of the public schools in their communities.

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this 20th day of April,
A. D., One Thousand

ine Hundred und

ifty-Four.

Governor of California
Secretary fcf/4tate

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^tatc of California

£BOCLAMATI

technolo^i?nW.r?®J^^^^^^ ^"^ stresses imposed upon us by <*i>^ "

sis treatment^'^nf caS'Jorth^ mS?fy'Jll''1hr'^J''^ S'^^"°-
work, based on scientific hnmon??!?^ • Through such team-
Cali/ornlans have reason for^^?Hf^''!?.^°"''*^^" ^°^ ^^^ afflicted,
this regard. " ^^"^ P"^^*^^ ^" ^^« progress being made in '

To aid in securing
of mental illness in our Sta

^f.l^-^°^^^^l hereby proclaim
195^+. as MENTAL HEALTH WE K
Californians to become more
programs for prevention and
familiarize themselves with
tively contribute to thp sue

public assistnnce in the reduction
IhL ' Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of

in Cn?rr°^ f ^X 2 ^^^^g^ Way 8,
f i?5 ^°'*''^^: ^ "^se ay fellow '
frifL^''?'^^"*®^ "^^^^ State and local
treatment of mental illness and to
ways in which they can most effec-
cess of these programs,

IN WlTNr^S WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the
State of California to be
affixed this 20th day of

M?^^-"-;, '^' ^•» °"e Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifty-Four

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Attest:

Governor of California

Secretary of

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^xcrutiiir Bcpartmrnt

^r.itr of Cilifornia

£R0CL4MATI0N

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closely inS5wovei"i?th^?he'2?"ear?v'?«?;'??"^?^ °^^ State are
California, founded betweeJ 176^1^^ ?Roo°i^^ Missions of
Order of Saint Francis SrtS i^^^^L^^ missionaries of the
Serra. The splri?Sal dSermii^tiin ^^^F ?^ ^^^^^'^^ Junlpero
this dedicated group laid thpfn.nH ff^ outstanding ability of
outstanding cities! foundations for many of our Stated

I historic la'lJ^Sf arth^ reiefenf :bt^%f"°^^^ ^° ^-^ these
i grimage for the Franciscan Nl^on^S''?^^''^^ °^ * special pil-

^ llltlnll^Tn: --tagf :Sch"^^JS fho^irtS^-t^^onaf ^^^^

' to perpetuJtl ^he'Sme'of'^Jhosrnnf^'^' Association has done much
m God and the future and o? fh ''"^ monuments to man's faith
have risen near them!' ""^"^ ^^"^ communities which

held during' thlt^perJof^? "iS^f.^^r, ?°"^ ?^ ^^^ Missions will be
California, hereby Drociai,J ?^« /^ Knight, Governor of
MISSION TrIilI raLc'^lS Caafi^n^r ?'^ °^ ^l ^'^^ ^95'+, as
familiarize themselves with ?Se i;nnJi-"'"^® *^^^ ^^^ Californians

at our 21 Missions In b^i^gi^f re?i?[or'fnH,^ l""^ ^^^ ^°^^ ^°"«
our State, and extend r^nofnifif^ v ??'/"^"^try and culture to

today livl and work in thP^^J^ " ,^° *^^^^ ^®^^°« citizens who

brought civnLrJIon'Jo our Sta?e! '" '"'" "^^'^ ''^^'^^ ^^^^

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of

ooi^^"™^^ to be affixed this
23d day of April, A. D. ,

2?L^^2"s*"'^ Nine Hundred and
54fty-Four,

■^y.-^t^L..^.^A^

Governor of California
Secretary

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PROSidAMATlO

^'xccutinc Bcpartincnt

^t.iti' of ([.ililoriiia

Our Republic Is a great and peace loving .„«
we should constantly endeavor to devise ways and means,
common cause with other nations, imder which there shall
reasonable hope of securin,? peace on earth.

Peace, like freedom. Is a prize which is not to be I
won by a people lacking in strength, courage and determination. !
Our efforts for peace and international respect would neither
receive nor deserve serious attention if we fail to maintain 1
tne power and pride to sustain them. If we are to preserve
and perpetuate our traditions of individual dignity and freedom,
our country's Armed Forces, in peace as in war, should have
the support of all citizens in carrying out their task of '
protecting the peace, welfare and security of our Nation. I

The Armed Forces of the United States will be i
honored throughout the Nation on May 15, designated by the I
President and Congress as Armed Forces Day. It is fitting
that we pay homage to the men and women serving in our Nation's'
Armed Forces for their contribution to the preservation of the
principles and ideals of our American heritage. 1

Also deserving of our grateful recognition are those '
in civilian life who compose an important part of o\ir military
defense program through service in reserve components and in
the National Guard— traditional guardians of life and property
during domestic disaster and vital units of our Nation's '
security forces.

Mindful of these considerations, I, Goodwin J. Knight J
Governor of California, do hereby proclaim May 15. 1951+ as
ARMED FORCES DAY in California. I'urge that all ialifornJIns
participate in Armed Forces Day programs in their communities

U4 i?^^^-'-''-®^* possible extent and visit military installations
which have scheduled "open house" programs in observance of
this occasion.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set ray hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this
Ifth day of May, A. D, ,
One Thousand Nine Hundreel
and Fifty-Four,

^Kfutivic department

;dtm of (ZMomi

PROCLAMATION

We in Caiiforrda are fortunate to have within the
boundaries of our State so many of the Nation's major seaports—
from San Diego in the south to Eureka in the north. The progress
and traffic of our ports and harbors are of great importance to

our economy. j

I Hundreds of millions of dollars in wages, dividends,
profits and taxes are derived from the maritime industries within

'our State. Through our port cities a substantial share of the
products of our farms and factories is channeled to overseas
markets.

A strong and vigorous Merchant Marine is essential to
the maintenance of our position of leadership among the free
nations of the world. It is through the medium of our merchant
fleet that we have the closest and most frequent contact with our
friends in foreign lands, providing excellent opportunities for
the promotion of greater understanding and mutual respect among
the peoples of the world.

' Considering the importance of transoceanic commerce to
our State, 1, Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of California, do
hereby proclaim the period of May 17-23, 195^, as WORLD TRADE
'AEVK^ and May 2P, 1-95^, the 135th anniversary of the first trans-
Atlantic voyage of a steam-propelled United States merchant ship,

I the Savannah, as MARITIME DAY in California. I urge that all
citizens of our State familiarize themselves with the foreign

I trade and shipping industries which are so essential to the con-
tinuing progress and development of California.

IN WITN^.SS Wril.KLOF, I have hereuntd
set my hand and caused th«
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
11th day of May, A. D. , One
Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty-Four.

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Governor of California

ATTEST:

Secretary

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^jcrutlur department

^tatt of Califonna

UROCLAJlASiON

Tlie white cane has become the generally accepted
symbo], f.f a blind person ami Indicates that anyone carrying
it should be extended the greatest possible consideration
and assistance in dealing with the hazards which beset those
unable to see. Operators of motor vehicles should be
especially vigilant, yielding an absolute right of way to
the bearers of white canes on our streets and highways.

To advance the welfare of our fellow citizens who
have been deprived of the blessing of sight and to aid these
people in their efforts to overcome their handicap, the
National Federation of the Blind sponsors White Cane Week.
T)irough educational proj^rams promoted by such activity, we
are provided with the opportunity to become better acquainted
with the problems of our blind friends and neighbors.

To assist in furthering this worthwhile work, 1,
Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of California, do hereby proclaim
the period of May 17=22, 195^, as WHITE CANE WEEK in
California, and I urge the people of our State to give the
greatest possible support to the National Federation of the
Blind in its programs to assist our less fortunate fellow
Americans.

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal
of the State of California
to be affixed this iWth (
day of May, A. D. , I
One Thousand Nine Hundred I
aad Fifty-Four. !

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Governor of California

ATTEST :

Secretary ol^ State

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MAY I ; 1954
WN, Secretary of Sal,

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^xccutioc department

^c'tatc of £jlifornia

PROCLAMATION

It has become traditional throughout our Nation to
set aside one day each year upon which to pay reverent tribute
to those who gave their lives that our Hepublic might live.
This has become a day to remember these sacrifices and to
contemplate the principles which motivated them.

Far from home and loved ones, thousands of Americans
have fought aiid died to secure peace on earth. Through sorrow
and sacrifice the men and women of our Armed Forces have been
motivated by an linseifish desire for universal peace. Such
peace can only come from justice for all peoples, based upon
their right to live on equal terms of freedom, dignity and
security with one another, without fear or suspicion.

In solemn contemplation of these truths, 1,
Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of California, hereby proclaim
3-anday, Kay 30, 195^, as I-IEMORIAL DAY in California, and I urge
ail- Calif ornians to jola in praying for international peace
which will guarantee the honor and legitimate rights of all
manitind. I'hooe that all of our people will participate to
the ful lest possible extent in appropriate civic and patriotic
ceremonies and services dedicated to the sacred memory of our
Nation's heroic dead.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 25th
day of Hay, A. D. ,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
aT)4 Fifty-Four.

ATTEST :

Governor of California

V^ i'/.^c ft A>y<^<-<'''<-
Secretary"^ State

H. JORDAN, Set(e!ar> oi Slale

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^xccutioc Bcpnrtnicnt

5>titc of California

PROCLAMATION

The schools of our Nation constitute the greatest
assurance of the perpetuation of the principles of our Nation
and of our country's continuing progress. To maintain this
first line of defense for our Republic, it is imperative that
greater numbers of yoimg people become interested in the
opportimities offered by the teaching profession.

Along with more material considerations, public
reco»?nltion and appreciation contribute substantially to the
rewards of those who instruct in our schools.

To focus attention on this outstanding group of
Americans, each year one teacher is selected by nationwide
organizations vitally interested in the welfare of our
children to be honored as the Teacher of the Year.
Californians can take pride in the fact that this year
Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus of our State has been selected by the
National Retired Teachers Association, by the National Congress
of Parents and Teachers, and by the National Education Associa-
tion, to be so honored.

In grateful acknowledgment of our obligation to the
men and women who instruct and guide the youth of o '- State,
I, Goodwin J, Knight, Governor of California, do hereby
proclaim Sunday, June 6, 195^+, as TEACHERS' DAY, and the
period June 6-12 as TEACHER CAREER WEi-K in California. I urge
that during this period the people of California endeavor to
become more familiar with the accomplishments, purooses and
problems of the teachers in our schools and of young people
preparing to enter upon a teaching career.

IN WITNESS WiiEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this

^Oth day of I^ay, A. D. .
One/Thousand Nine Hundred
ai>d/ Eif ty-Four,

Governor of Calif

Secretary of/State

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35xcnitit)c Bcpartment

3tatc of (California

ilEOC£,AKATI.gN

Team:.ter3 --nf Jf ^rf?^ J^tt^rriatlona I Brotherhood of
Truck PhpnVH t. ^^^i-^l«tea local unions sponsor a Safety

Seat? ?r r'^^ ^'^r°i-'^ ''"'' ^•^^^°"' ^"^ ^ view to insuriri
greaoti trof.ic safety on IJk highways and streets. ^

courteous ^car.^f!!f\^n^'^\f' "'""^^ °^ '^^'^^ Teamsters to promote
"-.aiutUn;.! vehicles ,?orit?h/L?r^'r'^ "J^^PP^^ ^"^

tr n?o.'nf°-:''''"-\ '° ^^^^^ ^'"•^ ^^^ Brotherhood of T^amst^?'
xnorouotint: Highway safety and to plve recopnition to ^L'
union lor^Jts Safety Truck Check h->^ -^ondSf ?e J Siring ""'

IN WITI^JESS VliiEREOK, I nave

hereunto set my tend and

caused tne Great Sea J of

the State of California to be

affixed this 28th day of May,

A. D. , One Thousand

llime Hundred and Pifty-Pour.

Governor of California

-'TEST :

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Secretary of State

FILZED

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J',' . I - 1954
FRANK M. JORDAN, Secre'arv o( Stfile

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.5>t.Kc of (Inlifoniia

PROCLAKATiON

During 1953, death came to 3,371 people in
"allfornia as tne direct result of accidents involving motor
vehicles. Tliere were more than 110.000 injuring accidents in
that year and the economic loss to -che people of our State
has been estimated at ;i^320,000,000 because of these tragedies
in traffic.

If criminals and outlaws in our midst were to exact
.saca a toll, an aroused citizenry would undertake a crusade
to stamp out the roots of such activity.

The California Safety Council, a statewide volunteer
organization, :i s inaugurating a Traffic ijafety Crusade,
assisted by tne newspapers of our State, directed at increas-
ing the awareness of individual drivers to their responsibili-
ties for the promotion and maintenance of safety on our high-
ways and streets.

Recognizing the value of such programs in reducing
vehicular accidents in our State, I, Goodwin J. Knight,
Governor of California, hereby designate tae period of
Juiie l^f-21, L9!?M-, as the opening week of this Crusade, and
I urge all Californians to cooperate by signing Safe Driving
Pledges and by otherwidc nromoting the cause of traffic safety
to the fullest possible extent,

IN WITliESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 28th
day of May, A. D. ,
One/Jhousand Nine Hundred
eJvyFi rty-Four.

J^^±JL±^.

Governor of California

ATTEST :

^tiit{L ASV'-it^

Secretary of State

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3tarc of California

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adopted a ?eso?u?lon'os?IbiishL?°?^«^^^ °^ ^^^ ""^*«<^ States
the banner of our inf- ni pf . .?^ *^® ^^^^^ ^^<^ Stripes as

been the honLeTeiblem ofi^^'^L^Sn ""^^J?^ '^'^^ '^^^ '^^
throuchout the world. Nation on this continent and

beautiful symS/of'oSi.''p^.^J""J^L^^^ Americans in that
o'or future hopes. oSTpii—StHfi °"f ^""^"^"^ P^^^^ ^"^
developed side by s±Z tfcou^hout onf^h^r" "^^ °^ ^^^^ ^^'«
to the most magnificent TnS thJ^ history. We are heirs

stru,,les, ideals -^d^a^mb'iJrSL'ol^^^JeaTpe^S^f '''^' '''

fundamentalMghts^of'mJnklnd'J^^,'\t"^^^e^"^ ^«^«^« *he
that tiiey proclaim and Sefend fS"^^^^^ ?^' °^^ ^^°'^y ^'n<i
alien and domestic. ""^^ against all enemies,

Star Spang'ied'Knner'Jo'o^^'i^iSLl^fi'f^P^?'^?^^ °^ *^«

FlS'dI? in'ou^'lt^t^?' I^^'g^^thatru?^^ if' l^lsl^X
displayed by every home o^lL hniinf "^4°"^1 ^^blem be
establishment, and that'nn^it^ ^'^^''^ ^"^ business
ate celebrations and obserianJ«^^^"' Participate in appropri-
of our Flag. observances commemorating the anniversary

IN mTNESS WiCLHEOF, I have

hereunto set my hand I
^"<^^caused the Great Seal''
of the State of California
to be affixed this
9th day of June, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
6nd Fifty-Four.

Governor of California

ATTEST:

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Secretary df State

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J UN I 1 1054
FRANK M. JWDAN. Secrbtaiv '^t Stale

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State of ealiforiua

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fRANK M. JOROAS, Setielaty of ISIale

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On June 17, 1579, Captain f '^"«i%^^f " J^?jf'
7;, M.-,^i-i.>n (HikI " into a "convoiiient and lit
harb:?''^r.'the sKofe of'ilo^ern Lrln County to refurbish
aS prepare for the long voyage home to the zir.gland of
iili::abeth I.

wh«n Dr'ike and Ms companions landed they found the
natives JtTJStabie'and the if -^^^^.''f.f l^,/tS^'7se^of
Suitful soil, stored ^ith '"fy Jif ^^r^f i^iJenS coLande?
,„an." To comiiumorate their landing, ^ ^ ^f f-^J^^e of brasse,

"caused to be set up a monument .namely .. pxax,e oi ,

fast neiled to a great and firme post.

standing which exist between our Nations.

Th« Drake Navlrators Guild has undertaken to conduct
research anS^ScSionS'Jrograms based -Ponjhis chapter oi

tradition^ Oi b ^T-oclaira Thursday, June 1/,

Governor of

'L°irro?ri:rproclS^",u?kaj;ru;;rr/- ,19541 al

.„^.. Oii fo-;j-':L^r'e/p"orfinrSnaJ«r of
^'li^^ S°r:"'inr;iu''hl"i:por?ant contribution to the
development of our heritage.

IN WITiJliSU ..luuRiiOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Jeal of
the State of California
to be affixed this 9th
day of June, A. D.,
^e Thousand Nine Hundred
aad Fifty-Four.

Governor *c)f Gal

//(ac

H.<

^it^-i. .

Secretary of State

{umiti im

AIK rllMTlM. OPfIca

12

FICED

In Iht AffiC* of lh» Se(r«)ory 0^ 3
of lh« 5tftt* tff Cgrrfornlc

t. 4

35xtruritJc Bcparmicnt

^tarc of California

FfiANKN.

tHfifiLAMAIiJ^

based upon ;.n appeal to "the Supreme Judge of the
world" :;iid relying upon "ilie protoctioii of Divine Providence,"
delegates to the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776,
declared that the American states were to be independent of
alien domination.

These men laid the firm foundation upon which the
structure of our iiopublic has been erected. Fundaments 1
among thece principles ir; t.hat wliich holdr. that the people
liowor and ability to covern themselves.

have tlie

Privilege ;ind duty are inseparable and personal
liberty ca- not bo maintained without accojitance of individual
rGsiJonslbllity. iivery citii,8n. regardless of ancestry or
faltli, must !iave euual i)rotectloii under the law. Liberty
may only be enjoyed in harmony with the identical liberty
for all others. This is the basis for our political freedom.
All have the right to bo considered as individuals and to be
judged on their own merit. Their differences of belief and
opinion must be respected; their rights must be jealously
defended.

The rights of an individual must not be exercised
in such a manner as to interfere with the rights of others
or to offer a threat to the security of our Republic.

Ours is a dynamic nation, ^iach citizen should
consistently and vigorously oppose all forms of tyranny which
might offer ; threat to the ideals and institutions of the
United States. Recognizing thu dangers Inherent in
communistic conspiracy, we must also be

the forces
they may appe

of the
the

^, ..- ^^^^ „„ ever vigilant to combat

of bir.otry, oppression and tyrannic in v/hatever guise

ir.

vvitii deep and firm belief in the ideals which led
to the inception of oar Mation, I, Goodwin J. Knight, Governor
of California, hereby proclaim the 4th of July, 1954, as
Ii»Di:.Pi:.i;Dj:;NCi:i DAY in California. I lu-go that all citizens
extend prayerful gratitude to the Almighty lor the manifold
blessings of freedom under God which are ours, and that we
all renew our trust in Divine Justice as we go forward with
coura-:e tu meet the challenges and promise-; of the future.

IK WITNESS WiiiiiliiiOF, 1 have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
tlie otate of California to
be affixed this 10th day
of June, A. D., One
Thousand Kine Hundred and
FtCty-Four .

;x. '^"^

■-s<^?.-\ '■

Goyernor
$e ore tar,

MI* ITATl VRINTINC OFPICI

ha

^KfutiDc Bcparrmrnt

^tm of (iMorm

P H 0 C L A HA

ii 11 ii I I. 0 N

C,v:iiaa Ground Observer cir-psVyn.^ S'f^"^ ^^ ^ ^°^'^^'^

"pera.lon Skywatch," perf^rrn'm. ^^^^/^e second annl versa-/
■-' defense of our great Heoblf/ '^>^^"^ important ser??ce
^ce of hundreds of\-oi. nSe rs tn 'tiJ r ""^^^^"6 Patriotic
I-""- : .i" r^?''°''"'^ ^^^^^'^--^^ Corps
'-^^ ior tne security of tne

const

Uu

i tul.

/•:rBt

r„^S;« -:f,.t.-'si3 :tvi^S-i- «S^;^ne

3J' our country '"-^n^ons of people

-'t"y existence of

. . Tu assist In ..••n •,, • < i.

Unto 3

IN WITOESS WHEREOF,

I have here-
Hi jiand and caused
tne Qreat Seal of the State,
ot Cal^iorma to be affixedl
^I'-^s jutn day of June ^'

A. D. One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Fifty -Four.

Go.crnov of C^fornla
ATTEST: -/

>NUN« nprici

kit

^xcnititic Bcpartmcnt

^rarr of (Lnlifornij

P H 0 C 1, A M A T I 0 N

been made
is needed
avoid the
In our State
Farm Bureau .

ThroUGtiout the nlstorj' of mankind, fanning has been a
hazardous occupation. With the great progress that has
in the mechanization of agriculture even greater care
on the part of farmers, their families and employees to
palnx'ul and cocil;, results of; preventable accidents.
sucli outntandlny organizatjons as the Red Cross, the
the Granr;o, 'l-H Clubt;. Future Farmers of America,

the National Safety Council and many others have undertaken^ in
cooperation with governmental agencies,: to reduce the danger of
farm miahaps tnrougli extensive programs; of education and action

I

oui' CO) lot,'
Mot Ju;;t

I 1 lia
rn for-

■ ' 1 ;-,ald tiiat "
numaii life." We

the measure oi'

„ . _ must recognize

lappcn — thtjy are caused and they can

c ; vi llzation Is
that accidents do
be avoided. With

proper maintenance and rjafety devices, dangers arising from the
use of farm machinery can be minimized. Wltli proper diligence
and recognition of rules of personal safety, accidents arising

irnm iiuiiiafi carelet^fuic-.n can be virtually eliminated.

safety
SAFiiTY
'n the

iviLn these tnoughts In mind, 1 join wltij the President
bnitea States in encouraging the promotion of agricultural
by proclaiming the iveek of July 2b- jl, 19i;^, as FARM
V.'EEK in California and I urge that all Callfornian:
rural areas of our State devote increased effort

living
toward

assuring adequate safeguards for the protection of life and
property not only during the period of this ooservance but throuKtil-

out t(. . onl • ?•- year. * ^

WITNESS WHEREOF, I have 1 hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
cith day of July, A. D., One i
Twtisand Nine Hundred and
Puu r .

of CaljTornJa

Secretary »f Sfiate

F I L' E D

t* 'if ■■

\u[ yi - *Jo*^

BtNo oFrirl

^Kfutitit Bcparniicnt

3t.itc of California

K U i: L, A [vj A T 1 0 U

tally Ifiipoj't,
ov.r hanrl i c:,

n 1 zed

■ successrullltreatment of thousands,
•ens who arelconnned for long
-ma and homeg. In addition, whole-i
devflopirit:«nl of £;ood citizens
Hid similar ! n-ti tut ions .

.;,;. ..oni^.-h'n'n; ' • '"^^^°"fi" fc^e years have made j

>n. foni. lutto.,. I ..„., and tj^lent for the enter- 1

ortunate people. Tliey have presented outstand-J

aleight of iiand and other magical arts, and
rovided Instruction to ph.VRlcallv handicapped ;|

' ■ '■ ' ■-.••' ■ 'T the;n. I

r ^IJ- f^''^"o"^'-'^'-'t' ^^' ^'icai: nuiiianitarian services, i
a- !;'Ar?r^nAv °"^^™^':/^f California, proclaim Sepl.uu..r i-.,,
' 1\h M^ ^ y ' '''','' /\-^^^' ^"d I takei this occasion to
.a tne mai^jcLatis ol Cal i roniia upon their plati to conduct '

hSnn.l':;,^"S.'^'"^^"">°^^^!'^^^' Sanitariums, convalescent

: I'NJiSS WHEliiSOF, I have hereunto
■iot my hand ani caused the
Great Seal . -• state or
California ^^ l..,- affixed t.-iiG
-Ist day 0r July, A. D., One
Thousand IV , " and

-KOU!'.

Governor o, Cal

F I f - p- r)

iinuM* iiAT) raiNiiNc orvici

9 T

1. J

&furii)r Brp.irti)irnt

Hm of California

11 ii 0 C 1, A f.i

A T i 0 K

' i' ■ '

• ■Ocii Litp ,_,
'ifiC peot>lt

; of our grea

mi enterpriG

and 4o

— a major

and of ou.

G.)y

lOiJlS HON'j':

...o^-aae - multiple sclerosis
'an one quarter million Ainer:-

= "• -';.'-■ croup of ,u to ^tO years
liallonal MulLIpi*. iJclorosIa Socic
u ra,:iuiK and educational orocran, rtnni;^

• o ooinbat and eventuan',, ,

program durln

•^T'-— this eneu;

thou^i

,,„ , ' ' • ^' fJoouv.;n J. Knlgh;

Y. th«f '.I'l?"^''?^' '^'•'^' ^- MULTIPLE
e that all Califorriii.ans r-'vp t)„ r
' ' ■ I lee ol' the M),l! ' :'

■ u'avor.

^^^^

■ rwp WHKU... , . „.,, nereunto
set my hahd and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
Calliornii to be affixed th"^ '
<-lst dav ,l>f July, A. D.^" c
ihoiujaiui N;n» Hundred Smu

r I F . r- p

■ »!■ niNiiN,. orrici

ft*

^xcruriuc Brpdrnncnt

^t Jtc of doliroriiia

I' :i 0 C

A V 1 0 N

Uncur,Lroli,.o ,:iv .;; a ;;ui-ioU;; menace Lu uur naUoiiai

;;.entaitfSL.'".. "'.1"^ -:^^"^^ ^^^?H °' "^^ Americana. "IXt
,„. , eiiccL^ a.e xelt Dy commercial and industrial cstablish-

thnm-LnH' r H^'pubiic - the American home. Each year

i ui rh u ani-^'o.^'-^ f ""'^ '^"""^' ^"'^ ^"'"■^'-^^ reserves arfravageu

iandi are'mado"baSer ^^^ ' ^"'"^'^'^ ^^^'''^ ^""^ watershed ^

Til

and

Lag

HU.Ii,;ii

.cair?Stilitfe^."'^ *^^^^ T^ no^'majir'cirsas^^l^s^JnvoiSl^f S'
' f!;^-^!' ''.'''. °"^ ^^J-''^™^a vital statistics showan aoDal]

'^r.":, ^;t.f.,:^:^ the^_home_ attributable to this cSSL!" loSf''

nundred in.i r;t" ,.>., j .*; "I --"^uuj.t; ku ojus cause. Kour

dur nr 1? and th.r ''"'/''? ^° '"'''^ -^" ^^^^ '^O"!"-^ "'■'i-e reported

vhise^e4^'^h?ldreS uSI^. veJ:!?^',-^'"'"'^"''^^ ""'"^^-^ °^^
the ace of five vcarl!? ^ ^^^^' '"^"^' °^" ^^^'^^ ""^'^^

?— ?^Hs!'/a-if Er^^f J-H~f :f...

ol_ Calironiiu to join with the
oi'i'loialj and r:reiiien in iheir
wasteful sacrifice of life and
that each and evei-y home owner
order ihat this "d.>ath a da^ b

[>rofci!aiona.l and volunteer fire
efforts to reduce this needless
property, and I strongly recommend
make an inspection of his home, in |

' ' ■■'-' 'iT '1'" i'Oine can : ■, opped. ■

IN vVlTNESG WiliiiiiioF, I have nereuntb

set my hand and caused the '
Great Seal of the State of

California to be affixed this '
ird day of September, A. D.,

One Thousand Nine Hundred and I

l-'iftir-four. j

Governor of /Californy^

Secretary of

J^td.Q

*rATi rniNTiNi: nirni

FILED

In lh« cStc (f ilin Sfuctn'r ot StoH

mm. M.^^'^DAN, Secretary <i\^\^t

E:

;;

^xcciitiiic ©cpartmcnt

^t.itc of (Ijlifornia

L 11 : ' A 'i' I 0 N

; V rou^ rnn"f "°H ' .iepublic, the keystone of

i...^-ou3 freedoRio haa .>■„, ,he right of franchise,
-dgement oi this right jhas brought men to arms

been^sacrincod so Sa?'th-^ ^'^'''T °i°"^ Nation-. :u&nhoou has
-, ','"i^^ii-c^a so tha.. this privilege ^bln-ht be Gtrengtheneci

"lOiV _ " '

it J3 a paradox tlia ■ .„_„ _,„^

.:c. and noblj defena.u, ..uulu co lout to'fSousInds
I -u, own inactivity and failur^ to exercise ??. ?o

"':['■:. ":': 'l-V ^^hose entitled to the vote of an American are

-•-.n. .-ca to oKerclseit. certain regulktions have became nec-
^strattn ''^ Thif- ","^^ one which pibescribes a 3ys?em oT
ovidtion. Thj.s IS important in thefconduct of orderlv ar.

f?h^ . '>-- ^"--'^'^ determined that it will be opt! al with
^■^c.d^-t> '?^^'^ various counties aS to whether -che^ will

^>i n, t,... . It IS indicated that soi»e counties will provide
,^.'^. w^"°,°"„'^^"'^'^i^-^°" Day i while several others

^'' , '-^ _ LaQu<^ulu in iiilnd, |, Goodwin J. Knight,
- ,.,.,.,• '"'".' f^ !;^" proclaim thelperiod from the date of

iiatVho!^^' !^^" °*^''^^^^ Election by taking
tiat thc.> .i._. iMv'iu-fly reEliotered. I also take
■emind :.iy tellow citizens ithat those who are not
. T unable to effectively express their choicei
■ and issues on the Move:, ihi>r- ,:n.i •>a1i.-i .

( ; ; 'I f|i| ■ ,

heiteunto set m; hand and
cauiaed the Great Seal of
thai State of California to
be affixed this 20th day
of jft,ut;u3t, A.D., One
Tlioysand Nine Hundred and

AUG "0 10.^4
FRANK M. iOROAR $ec.ei«, ul $Uto

^Kcutiiic Bcpartincnt

^tciif of €.iliforiiij

»1

p l> .

America o
.-.i.i lies In Lue proaucclvt
voluntar.vicoopei'ative cfroi'ts of

^^.J.UJ.H^ I :l

v. ■ oii:" ]\n\

uiiu progi'essed, men
1 and talents r'> I'-'nyj
i "fairs of ou

' " ''-^^lon by

vjonsumei- and
i a.ivaiic ; ij!^ i.tie cconoinlc well-telng
Mia have served to make the worker a

American.

iiLi£;li sta.'idariuo ol' work and production
-oneration ofi manaseraen^ -^nH labor ■ "
■i goodaj and serv -oduceci

k J

.■11 oDaorvance of Labor
- : iiber 6, 19i)4, I, Goodwin
iiuj'iuci, ;-«-i'pL„ proclaim the oeriod of
UNION LABEL WKtiK 'p. our State.' Further,
■ - idvaht;; i,he opportunities

' 111 the 1,... .iij purpose r-r '--

(--a that the product

Call i'u

UiK Tiiousand Nine i:

tc

FIUED

In the afficp cf fh« !t*<r«trtr^ Df 3l4t»

FRANK M. JOilOAM, Scctelary »l SI.

tTATk PKtlVTtNC^ a»ICa

^xccutiiic Bcpiirniicnt

i^t.itc of (S:.iliforiiia

»L c '-> L .1 ■ i\ i J. L i.

-.-■-^ . --■» tl'.roUtliout our utate, r.early 1,000 local
$nd national health, welfare, i^Gcreational and public service
4GencieE conduct cooperative fund raising -prot^ranis through
liumerous Comiiunity Cheats, United Fund and other conbined

• .:I;-. \'.- :'i.iids.

ii> tills means the work of these various groups is

J'i:!. -iccci in tlv co.,i;.iunifcio3 ;.horo suclx fund caiapai^ns are

- • : :;:inr contributions can be a. 3ured that they are

hoi;.i.i; lo , ivc homoloss or needy childrea an added neasure of
security and affection. This money helps j bring to t?ie
physically handicapped a fuller life throuj:!i useful activity.
?a.v.llies are thuc enabled to stay toj-elher durl.i.i; periods of
severe economic stress. Guidance for youh;; men and young
Uor.-.cn is ;irovidod along paths of healthy development, self-
rilianco .ncfcructive citisenship.

' .■ co,;ultlor. se worthv/hile, humanitarian

jro^roi.iG, 1, '^^oodwin J. uni,;iiL., Ciovernor qf California,
proclaim the Montlis of September, Gc'cobcr land I-ovemlier as

r;.!/! c:. .J.^ Aid) UlllT^D FUl.'D TBIE ir. our L-t.ite, and I urge
rvj follov/ Galifornians ;;ive the fullest possible support
:c the len and vroraon in their cities and ComMunities '.vho are
\oluntarily contributim: thro'r- t 1 ne and talents to insure the
success of thcii" driv(. ;ii!i; ■ iitinuation of ,he causes

re irescnted.

li'i'..-.^.

.-jilJOi'', I have

^\

liereuntjo set my hand and
caused jthe Groat Stal of
the JtatG of California
to be affixed this 17th
day of Aucust, A.D., One
Thousand ;!ine Hundred
and Fifty -four.

Governor ij

. ...ji

beoretar

F.IUED

Tictof 111. S.<.:»"">
(h»S'ol«e'Cnl'l.iii

ALKl 1 >l<./^Wcil IFOtKl* ITATI PI1IK1INU orriC

PI

,HK 1% J0ROAH, ScciW«.( ^^i ^["'6

fRAHK l-\

RIUED

6llt„Slatt6'Ctll'.rf.'o

AUG :>'■ 1954

PRANK M.J9R0AN. Secrelafy ^1 Stale

P 1{ 0 C L A 11 A T I 0 K

^Kcutitic department

^tatc of California

C^lirornia cltLzena of the Jewish farih arc
preparinc to participate In the nationwide celebration W
American Jewish Tercentenary which will be launched officially
on September l^th to conmiemorate the 300th anniversary of
Jewisn settlement in the United States,

The theme of this observance, "Man's Opportunities
and Responsibilities under Freedom," will provide a unique
occasion for Americans to strenj^then their understanding; of
the principles of democratic freedom and the tradition of
harmony amonj^ all citi;:ens.

We in California nave reason to be proud of the
procress we have made in the advancement of the ideals of
brotherhood and the part our State has played through the years
in cnaiiipioninf, religious liberty and the humanitarian doctrines
which have marked our Nation as a symbol of freedom in the
vjorlti today .

Durinti recent years our State has experienced
unprecedented (growth which has brought with It problems
requiring the fullest cooperation of all seements of our
society to solve. The manner in which these problems have
been solved is a splendid demonstration of the ability of
people of widely differing origins and of all races and
religious beliefs to work to^/;ether for the coiamon good.

Now, therefore, I, Goodwin J, Knight, Governor of
California, do hereby proclaim the period from September 12,
19'A, to October 12, ly^'t, to be "AMERICAN JEWISH TERCENTENARY
MONTH" in this State, and I do call upon all citizens of
California to .join in markini--; tnLs significant occasion with
public ceremonies and In all otner appropriate v;ays to take
part in the observance of this great anniversary.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my nand and
caused the Great Seal of
tlie State of California
to be affixed this 27th
day of August, A, D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
aniJir Fifty -Four,

Governoi^of Galifornia

.TTEST:

Secretary>'of State

I

k.<i

^xcrutiuc Bcpartmcnt

l^tm of djliforma

P H 0 C L A M A T 1 0 N

Anotiier milestone will be reached in the prouw». -
nistory of the United States Navy and In the colorful anna'^V
California when Mare Island Naval Shipyard celebrates the<5ii'
nial of its founding by Commander David Glasgow Parra^ut on-^^^-^*^\
September 16, 183'), as the first naval base on the Pacific Coast.

Today Mare Island stands as a monument to the vital
role which the Fleet has performed in protecting the Nation's
western continental frontier from threats of those who would
breach our security. Under the Navy's watchful eye seafaring
commerce has been nurtured and protected, thus addinp- in screat
^.easure to the economic growth of our Stite. ^

From thiu great bane during the past century have
sailed many expeditions on peaceful and humanitarian missions-
exploration, polar relief, maritime succor and voyages of mercy j
to disaster-stricken areas of the world. But it is in pursuance
of its motto. Our Sole Mission is to Serve the Fleet," that
this great bastion of defense achieved renown in four wars. For

i It is from her docks and wharves that the armed might of the
Navy has sailed forth to defend the American people, Ameriran
possessions, American honor and the American way of life in

I t^^3"2? ^t^^^^ liones. And It has been Mare Island which pro-

; vided the haven for casualties of battle, both men and ships.

! where tliey wore made whole to fight agalA. su±pa.

The pages of history are emblazoned with Mare Island's
.,o°"o ^^- achievements since the first product of its ways, the
JSo Saginaw, was launched In 1BS9. Hundreds of fighting ships,
itfJ^,.TT f"^]^' display tablets attesting to their lamchln^
at Mare Island and bear mute testimony to the skiia of the
artisans v/ho fashioned tliem.

To these men and women whose skills have contributed
in large part to America's supremacy on the seas, the Nation
owes a salute. It is they who have made Mare Island vigorous
ana vitally strong and who have enriched the civic life of the
City of Vallejo across the narrow strait.

With these thoughts in mind, I, Goodwin J. Knight.
Governor of California, do hereby proclaim the period

CFKT™rTnr\'!p.^^'^.V"t ^k ^'T^'^'^^'' ^'J' l^'^'*. ^S "MARE ISLAND
CENTENNIAL WEEK,' to be devoted to suitable observances in honor
of the West Coast's oldest naval base. I further recomir.end that
the peop e of California during this period reflect upon the
contribution wlUch Mare Island personnel liave made to our State
and Nation and that proper recognition be accorded them In all
observances.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and

caused the Great Seal of the State of California
to be affixed thls^JOth day of August, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hu/ndved and Flfty-^^our.

Governor of Calif orrlia

ttl.lrJ I. CAi ipo>n>« iTan nriHTiKC Of»icl ATTEST i uf

State

,*'":..',w"

^xccunuc Bcparg^ojfioft^^^'

^tatr of ^Mm\\/M/fKA\,.v

/

/

W'Ti

'dual nooi

I 0 W

. onts tj.

1 free-

alone,

I little if

.'fced b.-" thof.e'

, .-.peakii;

■ ^"l nil

t.y of languages,
'.'erences, theno
. conunon fait:
ocret of our na-
opests c.r tho Ne;.

, - ■■ .lOL.i/ O'Ui' h

. ;ed of all
xiiitid — tuust understand

ijuoii — j^b a haven of
$n lands, Americans-
each other and their

aPO ttlO I'l * ''n f.n .-1 r.r>*-".-im1 "v,!.!-,

e forebeai-:
:iu I'ur i^'.' iciMiiionu. Kjxxv v.'a; J.' life is
ilzed citizen largely because it represent.

• tial proclama- j
, ^^ ., ..f the* Const itu-t
.'illkictiaiiip Day" to afi'
iinti'ral L2at : bn or- noin;:.^ ^^- ^^

■ tizenship : n

- ie observa:
, Goodv^in J, KDj

programs In honor
. vei-nor of Califor-
, ..o CITIZEMSHIP V;EEK
ivall themselves oi"
i.h and their loyalty
IS of freedom and
all laV i'>--i-4 ■ -

osslble in "u
/\iuerlcan Daj '

J .isreunto

ino caused th..
: _; - - _:.' the State of

JaiU-ornJ^ to be affixed this
, !•' 'iay dtC August, A.D., One
id K!lne Hundred and
'■ ''i : -four,

'If state

UNO t.rrrrl

•±x

■<^^

.W9

Its

^xccutiuc Bcpartincnt

^tatc of ealifornla

PKOCLAMATION

UM uiie pIa5£;roui)ds , An the classroomc and in the homes i
Ox America _t« to be found the hope of the future strength and ;|
security of our beloved Nation. The parents and teachers of our '
I youth therefore have a tremendous responsibility beyond their
Immediate obligation to the young people under their charge.

in a republic such as ours, the moat valuable citizen
is the person who is able to acquire the fullest possible knowl- ,
i edge and information on public issues, and then to act inteili- j
i gently upon the basis of the known facts. Through guidance in

the home and at school, this type of citizen is developed by
j cooperative effort, patience, and determination on the part of
those chai'ged with this task. I

Parents and Teachers Associations throuf.hout California'gl
oci.ool districts have performed invaluable service in promoting j
a fuller understanding of the problems involved in training and '
education of our citizens of the future. In many communities,
i these associations nave been Instrumental in solving scnool defi-
ciencies, in combating the causes oi' Juvenile delinquency and in
focusing public attention on other problems concerned with the
relationship of parents, teachers, and young people with one \
another. I

To bring public attention to the multiple public ser-
vices performed through these organizations, I, Goodwin J. Knight,
! Governor of California, hereby proclaim the period oV October 4
i to October y, 19:^4, as PAHENT-TKACHEH WEEK in California, and
^ urge all citizens to become more fatniliar with the pr'ograms and I
{purposes of tne Parents and Teacliers Associations in developing ]
■ i/«:;tter c 1 1 1 zn-ir,ri i ii .-iiiK»n;..: ti-ni boys and girls of our State. ]

WITNESS WHEl^iOP, I have hereunto '
set my hand and caused the Great
Seal of the State of California to
be affixed this 10th day of
Septemeer, A. D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifty-four.

A'iTEST: .^

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Secretary (o/ State

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^xcnitioc Bcpartincnt

^tatc of California

PROCLAMATION

The perpetuation of a free press Is a guarantee of
numan liberty and personal freedom In our beloved land, for as
long as our press is unfettered, we are free. The sovereignty
of ohe people and freedom of the press are inseparable. When'
either is subjucated to tyranny or oppression, the other
perishes.

A wise man once said, "Let It be Impressed upon your
mjnd.'j, let i i, be. instilled into jour children, that the liberty
of tne press Is the palladium of all the civil, political and
rellGious rlchts. In view of our constitutional guarantees of
human lit^orty and personal freedom in this jjreat Republic, this
iS a reassurJnc thought.

ilov/ever, we must all be diligently alert and uncompro-
m.sini:; jn opposition to any attack upon this bastion of our
precious liuerties. A shackled and enslaved press not only would
aeprive us of a guidlnti llt;ht for the security and progress of '
our way of life, but would constitute a dangerous wlll-of-the-wisri
wh.iGh could oe used to decoy our people to disaster and
destruction.

Conterapla ,, ; nose basic truths, 1, Goodwin J. Kniglit,
Oovernor oi California, proclaim the period of October 1 - c
l'i^,4, as NiiWSPAPiiR WEEK in our State and urge the people of '
Caliiornia to take advantage of every opportunity offered to gain
creator appreciative understanding of the Important contributions
wh^cn newspapers and the men and women who serve on their staffs
have made^ and are making to "life, liberty and the pursuit of
happiness m our coimnunlties , our State, and our Nation.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I liave hereunto!
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
loth day of September, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty -four.

y

Governor b

ArrEST:

f Califorala
Secretary of(^ate

R lU E D

In \\:t o«c» of tl-» S.ttf^'j 0' Vij'«
el l»i» Stole »tC<!lriV--'o

SEPl ;il954

FRANK M, JDROWt, Sociftbi; U Stal

Primtfd In C ai i

^xcfutiuc ©tpartmcnt

^tatt of ealiforma

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FRANK M. P?OAM, Secp's.y d Slate
iiqCLAMATIOIi

. •.,-« v^. Our licpuulsc and the living stancjards of Its people
';r^?H ?"? ^^ ""L'^^ """'^ Inapl ration of the entire civilized
^■^v o'^ ?"ri-,'f^ '-'^" brought about through the Ingenult:^, Indus-
potenttai foJ }^f"r^°^ the people. Our productive micht and our
?°r ,r i-.nt^ , ''^"'''' ""^''^ °"'" ^^^^°" the ,3reatest In the his-

. -^ >.^.„ 4-f '"?!'Vr '^'''''^''' '^^" contributed gij-eatly to our progress
•^^^llow ^ff ^^i^J;lngnes3 of Americans to Judge and value thf^?
x^llow citizens for their abilities ratherjthan for their dls-
ow,.T<\ r '^''':^?''^ '-'^•'^ 1'-^- enlightened scicletles limited their
pin-- cal h?nd?c--o:^ ^-^T''^' r-^^f""^ ^"^ cl^3troyiag persons wlih
vaiuiblJ human'^r^sour^Lr'"' '°''°"' ""^^ '" '^ '^'^'^ squandered

Kach year, the people of our country are becoming more
^-^H^., ovocerned with the wellbeLng of those around them We a?e
Sh-''ie-'.'n?: P^'n"^ i", appreciation of the capabilities of tSe
th^;' ?H«^^ handicapped, and there Is Increasing public awareness
tnat these men a.id women should be accepted as a normal part of

°onml?ce'"^ndu't'^"''^'c'^'' '° f ^^""^ '"'^^ rightfCrplacSln°'
commerce, .;ndust-:>, scjence and government.

=Ki^^ Making suitable gainful employment available to a dis-
M^n ^r^r ^'"'■^' ®^'-^^' benefits in human relations! InaTdi-
h???Ap- or tL •^T'?™''''"-^" Instances without number tnat the
niring of the nanaicappea xs a sound labor Investment Thev are

ttaZ J;:i^''''^°^^\^° f^^'^ ^"^^'^ ^^''^ extraordinarily loyai to
tnexr employer. In striving to comoensate for their disability

nea^/maSm'^T-rf ""^ ''^'-^'" °'^"" faculties to a'poJnt Shlch"'
iit,mv) maximum eil iclency,

i-r ^n "^" '^'''r''t:nitloi\ of the tremendous advantages which come
^o all our people through such activity, I, Goodwin J Knlrht

?SrouTo^^ S"''';°^■■f.^' '^^^^'^^'•' P-oclal^n' tnc perLd of October',
VEm"^. ^, Sr.'-^' ^?^ '' '''^ ^'^'^^^ ™'^ PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED
•EEK xn our State. I urge that all Calif ornians work together
wltn greater determination and broader vision in order that the
^^^^' i^'^'^'-l^^ ^"^ hard work of thousands of Jilabled
individuals can be utlUve.i to the greatest possible benefit for

IN WITNESS V/HEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Great
Seal of tiie State of California
to be affixed this l3th day of
September, A. D., One Thousand
N^ne Hundred and Fifty-four.

cff Cal1for(Sfa
Secretary Gif .State

Governor cTf Cal1for($Za

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5xccutiV)c ©epartmtnt

^tatc of (California

P R 0 C L A I.! A T I 0 N

In appraising:; the contributions of Juan Rodri^iaes
Cabrillo, the Portuguese sea captain v/ho discovered California In'
1542, the eminent hisLorian, Hubert Howe Bancroft, wrote, "To
this bold mariner, the first to discover her coasts. If to
ani/one, Calif orala may with propriety, erect a raununcnt."

Tills intrepid navl;;ator. In a small wooden sailing
vessel explored an uncharted const in the name of the King of
Spain, brlnf;inf; to the civilized v.'orld its first actual
Icnowledfe of this wondrous land wiilch is our home State. While
in more recent years, noiiuinents have been erected to Cabrillo
I and appropriate recognition is made of his exploits, liis final
resting pi?!co on n rmnl] Island off the Californir' coast is
mmcrked and lost imder the sliiftlng sands. He gave his life
'nhile making his greatest contrUution to the hlstoiy of man-
kind— the exten.sive, painstaking exploration of the coast of
California. In a sense, however, all California is his monument.

However, in contrast to many empire builders of his
era, Cabrillo apparently had a high regard for the rights of all
men. His treatment of the native Indians of the land he
j discovered and charted quickly established friendly illations
' v.'lth them. The manner in wiiich he treated the Califoniians of
1542 enabled his expedition to return with a vast amount of
information about the land he had found which otherv/ise would
never have been gained at that time.

The exemplai'^' courage and conduct of this remarkable
nan could well be used for gojldance by men and women of today
and in the years ahead as they meet the challenge of new and
: tmpredic table frontiers of tomorrow.

In recognition of his contribution to the history of
our State, I, Goodwin J. Knight, Governor- of California, hereby
proclaim September EC, 19L>4., as CA13HIIIjO DAY in California and
I urge that my fellow Callfornlans avail themselves of every
possible opportunity to become more familiar with the life and
accomplishments of Juan liodrlgues Cabrillo, the discoverer of
California .

IN WITNESS WHEi^OF, I have hereunto set !
my hand and caused the Great Seal
of the State of California to be j
affixed th.is 18th day of September,
A . D,. , One Thousand Nine Hundred
^ Ifty-four.

L^TTEST :

Governor of Calif

Secretary of State

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^jCfutiDc Brpartmrnr

3t3tc Of California

PUUCLAMA'riON

k4

I

■' ■ mVImJ^ "^'^ "'^ centennial or the work of
----- Nightingale as a nurse on the battlefields of thP
orxmean War. m the generations since, professional LrS^
aniV'fr' '^""'l"en. out.tand.lnR contributions ?i the health
ana welfare of mankind. Tholr great service has extended
through peace and our daily lire Just ao efLcUveiv a^ ft
!K-i3 through war and disaster. eiiectiveli ao it

Tlie progret

nursju!:

has been reflected in

higher nealth standards for the people of our Hepublic"
nSrs'nf ;^eri?L"f?'°r""?' "' "^'""^"^^ -ducatloHnd J?*

?o^n^^opi:i^iLrunh?fc;i-:r^rfh^?/j??rs!

Ociiiiornia, hereby proclaim October ll-lo 1QS^4 ac. mtimqi.'

IN U'lTNESS WHKKEOF, I have
iiereunto set iny hand and
caused the Great Seal of the
State of California to be
affixed this 27th day of
September, A. D., One
Thousand Nine Hundred and
Pifty-four.

^^■^-tClA^^-^^

Governor of CalifAi?Tii

AT'fjiST:

Secretary'^of State

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£ U U 0 L iV w A T i 0 N

In anciont Limes the sagas am tales of the
n jople were carried from place to place and handed down
irom generation to generation by wayfai-ing minstrels wno
pnrased news and history in verso. Thus the art of
noetr.y lias played an important role in the preservation
■ ■' iissemitiation of mankind's historic knowledpe.

aittiG, t.nruu(.,ii tiio
. isdom and trutli in
•' ;i ■■•■lood bv

■A prophets of the world's great
aK.es, have recorded their words of
poetic fashion that they might be

Millions of people have found and still find
---J., encouragement and Joy through poetry — botn In
.L.s reading and in its composition. The poems and son-s
oi Aiiierjca provide an inexhaustible source of patriot "c
-.-spj.ration to the citizens of our Republic. Poetry
aiso gives profound expression to the loveliness of'
nature and to the nobility that is In humanity.

,. , , . '^'" "^-■'■P tJi'Ing about /.tvatci- f.ublic recognluion
ol the importance of poets and poetry to our civilization
ana culuure, 1, Goodwin J. Knii^ht, Governor of California.
..ere by proclaim October I'j . l^v.H , as Fui:,THY DAY throughout

IN WlTNiiSS WHiiUEOP, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California to
be affixed this 2Yth day of
September, A. D. , One
Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty -four.

ATTEST;

Governor of California

Seci->.;uary ib+*' Sta.o

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proclamation

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^xccutiDc Bcparniiciit

State of Californij

PROCLAMATION

I, GOODWIN .[. KNICJHT, Governor of the State of California, do hereby
proclaim that a General I'.iection will be held throughout this State on Tuesday, the
second day of November, 19M, at which the following ofliccs arc to be filled:

GOVERNOR;

I.IKUTKNANT GOVERNOR;
SECRETARY OF STATE;
CONTROIl.lR;
IRI-ASURER

ATroRNi;Y geni;ral;

MIMIMR Ol rni, STATi: BOARD OF F.QUAI IZATION from each of the

four equalization districts of the State;

ONE UNITED STATES SENATOR (SfcoH term ending January 3, 1957) ;

Ri:rRi;sENTA riVES to thi-: congress of the united states

from each of the thirty congressional districts of the State;

state SI'NATORS from each of the following twenty senatorial districts of
the State: Second, Fourth, Sixth, Eighth, Tenth, Twelfth, Fourteenth, Sixteenth,
Fjghtcenth, Twentieth, Twenty-second, Twenty-fourth, Twenty-sixth, Twenty-
eighth, Thirtieth, Thirty-second, Thirty-fourth, Thirty-sixth, Thirty-eighth,
F-ortieth;

Ml MBl RS OV nW ASSFMRIY from each of the eighty assembly districts of

tiic State;

TWO ASSCX:iATl' JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT for the terms

prescribed by law;

ONF ASSOClATi; lUSTICl, DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL, FIRST
APPELLATF; DlSFRICrr, division one, for the term prescribed by law;

ONE AssociA'n: lusrici:, disirict court of appeal, first

APPELLATE DISTRICT, LIIVISKW TWO, for the term prescribed by law;

ONi: ASSOCIATE |USTICE, DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL, SECOND
APPILLATF DISTRICT. DIVISION ONi;, for the term prescribed by law;

(WE PRESIDING lUSTICl. DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL, SECOND
APPELLATF: district, division three, for the term prescribed by law;

ONI PR! SIDINC; JUSTICE, DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL, THIRD
APPELLATE DISTRICT, for the term prescribed hy law;

ONE ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL, THIRD
APPELLATE DISTRICT, for the term prescribed by law;

ONi; ASSOCIA TE JUSTICE, DISTRICT COURT OV APPl-AL, FOURTH
APPELLATF. DISTRICT, for the term prescribed by law;

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JUDGHS OF THK SUPKRRm COURT l ^ ,

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by t.'-,:,t ;;£' ,,?::;;ci:«r "' "■•'"'' •-«'■"■ «■• »*« office, „ ,„ p,,,,;^
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fRANiyi^OK'DAN, Secretary cf Sluto

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^xccutiDc department

<&tJtf of daliforiija

P U 0 C L A M A T I U N

ui' hu;i i 111.-

for improvemetit

.^r sevci'ul .v^.'ar;-, member. lie California Federation
and Profeuulonal Women nave been active in working

'al, cultural and civic affairs

In the comtrifrC'

I local clubs throughout California, these women are
.. ;triv'n ■ ii> :-roroote better cllilzeiishlp among their
fi-iend^ and nei .;. well as within i^helr own membership.
'riiivlr elTorta tu L-mujurni-e better bur.inc;):? methods, to create
.■w employment, and to conserve exist;! n;- economic resources have
• .-on vitalli Important to the progres- .)ro3peritv of a i-reat
..;:-iny cities and towns in our State.

'L'Oi/a i_'_

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and ProfeaslonaJ Women's CluUi in helping to bring thp „.^„.=., ^^
America Into fuller participation in the ilndustrlal, commercial

L

women of

O ^ I I It; ij o

•ofesalonal and governmental activities of

our Republic is both

The oouti'i buLIoiis of this group of citizens have been
i.iportant to the orderly growth and development of California
afid in recogniLlon of their services, I, Goodwin J. Knight,
Governor of California, proclaim October 10 to 17, 19' 4 as
DU3INiiS3 WOMEN'S WliiSK In our State. I urge my fellow citizens
to observe this occasion b.v becoming as familiar as possible with
;...■,• accompli ahment.3 and progt^ams of the business and professional'

VJlTNiiSS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
CallfoiTila to be affixed this
Tth day of October, A. D,,
One niowsand Nino Hundred and
FTti-foui-.

i-^^^^^

Govajrnor of California

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FRANK ri jM,"CTr;\r^r""

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IJxccutivit department

^tGtc of Cahrornia

PROCLAMATION

i
I

October 21, IM.SU, will mark thie 7!?th anniversary
of tlio invontlon uf the rir:it prnctlcal electric lic^it by
Thomas Alva lidison, a turning point in tlie social and
economic development of our Hopublic,

This invention took electricity out of the
laboratory and put it into the home. Today electricity is
an essential part of our everyday living, providing the
enjoyment of greater comfort, Mioi'e pleasures and a higher
standard of livin.c; for all the people.

In recognition of the great Importance of
electricity in the homes, coimnerce and industry of our Nation,
I, Goodwin J. Kni,',Jit, aovernor of California, hereby proclaim
October n-2h> 193U. as LIGHT'S DIAMOND JUBILEt; WEiiK In our
State and I call the attention of my fellow citizens to the
sloran adopted for the national observance of this occasion,
"Light for Freedom, Power for Progress."

IN WITNESS WHEHEOP, I

have hereunto set my
hand and caused the
Groat Seal of the
State of California
to be affixed this
7th day of October,
A. D., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and
Fifty -l-'our.

ATTES'

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^xccutiuc department

;&tatc of (California

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'■''' A:i.ui'"oaii i;i_ ,. \ Uhe founta;., ,.,■ .-j • .-or
•il^^^^'^"* "^""*' ^^ ^^^ P^^t waa buHt upon the foundation
the home , so our I'ulure d.;pends upon the famn.v 1 ' fe of

'"1'^-'';' ■ patlon in Lh0 programs
. .": ^ • '"^"13 of lodai' :are preparing to assume
. ac iiio.it Important single occupation
. our cuunLr„--uiai of nomemaker. Activities which are
! .-.ignea to help our young people became better citizens
render valuable patriotic service to our Republic. The
loyal!;, and rilTcctlon uhleii are essential to any succo--'^-;
•"-" ijood citizenship.

'" '"■'■■" ■ ■■ ' • 11- ;.,. I. ■ ^ :■ ^^,,

-wuiuiiii^, oi' future iiomemaKcr;^ or America, I, Goodwin J. Knlsht
Governor of California, hereby proclaim October 1 to November'
. :.B^-UTURE HOMiiMAKERS WEEK in California. I urre that
•■ . ■ OS. possible rccot::nltlon be given to the prorrams
i?i. nnfr^.r^"*^ ladies in order to encourage family pride and
^h. .nuiual ro;-...or-(. .„„! Mr<^>otlon whlchi makes the abode of

sense of (the word.

IN WITNESS V.'HEREOI^ I hav-.

set my hand and caused the Grea ,
Seal of the State of California
■'to be aff-ixed this l^th day of
October, A. D. , One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Plfty-Pour.

iocretiary c/r /State

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, e^ary 9* ******

PrtnlrJ in i «iiruiNift iT«it psinting ornn

^xcniriur Bcparrmrnt

;c»tatc of California

i^UOCLAMATION

As AmericanL;, wc mu^t never permit the urEencv
oi tne moment to dull oui- .aemory of the ^.reat debt wMch
we owe to the thousands ol" men and women who sacrificed
seci^liro? ^;S t^^'- ''^^' ^° -— ^ -^^ --f and

Man.v who left tlieir homes and careers to repulse

and totallv'd-o!,Tr/' °"^ ^'"^'"^^^ returned permanent!
and totally aisabled, requiring: hospitalization for the
remaxnaer of their lives. Still others are in neeJ of
able' fo .''''''' at frequent Intervals and are only par? ally
answered f'"" ^•;'^\i^i^"hich they enjoyed before thei
answered tr,.^ call i . ^i-.f 'n -l.fense of our beloved land.

V

aacii year, iiiuniberi; of the Disabled American
a:.:-. Chapters throu;:;liout our State offer for sale

thTa"'::^'"/®""^'"^^"""'"""^'' ^"^ ^'^'^ public. Funds derived from
this source are usod to Ik^I., f inane- th<' DAV'-. A-' ■

on i..ciiaif of our : . -terans. " ■ - -■

To assist in Irlnglng this prop;ram to the atten-
A^:' ^' ^"^ people oi California, I, Goodwin J. Knirht

tnemselves of this opportunity to express in lomi meatu?i

•;! t[?^?f°f'\' tPPr"'^*^'"'' ''"^ *^»^« sacrifices whTch Sere made
■n the.P bohaJi by tne i r war-wounded friends and neighbors

IN V.'ITNESS WHKHEOP, 1 have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed tiiis
1 -Itii day of Octooer, One Thou-
r-and Nine Hundred and Pity-Pour j

Governor of Calirorni

AT'L'EST: ^

Secretary of State

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^xccutitic department

3tatt of California

r .! 0 G L A M A T I 0 N

.' . ureservatJuti of uur Hepu'ulic is dependent upon the
.owledgti, uiRiorstandlnj-, and capabilltieSi of its citizens. Our

■,ir).,l; ;.:■., '. 1 . M.itlon'r. rirat lino of security and their proper
' wipaiiiounl. fonoci'; i tizen.

I ; rate 1 nf ormatilon ret'.ardlng the
oi individual rjesponsibllity In the

lutlon of school problems is essential ;to the success oi tne
iUional programs i < • '''bui-f citiaeiia.

ju.iont;- the greatest and most persistent of these
...^-,..,- :^ that of attraGting more qualified younji men and
omen to the teaching profession. California's schools
.specially must emploj^ increasing numbers of new teachers in
;-dyr to keep pace with our tremendous growth in population.
'u^ have a primary obligation to provide sound, thorouch training
.,o the youth of our land so that they maj* prepare themselves for
the obllL:.atlDnG of conslruci i v c i i-lzenship in a dynamic society.

'rect public aluention to the importance of
,..., ^.,. .^.. .. .no continued well-belnf. of :our Nation, I, Goodwin
J. Knieht, Governor of California, hereby proclaim November 7-13»
iyh^4, as AMliRICAN EDUCATION WiCEK in oui' State and urge that all
Caiifornlans take advantage of the opportunities offered by this
observance to become better acquainted wjth school programs and
needs, to the end that they will be qualified to assist In
Govelop::. ■ !i educational standards fojf all our people.

IN WITNESS VJHEREOK, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
Califprnla to be affixed this
l3th day of October, A, D.,
One Thousand Nine :'■ .t"^d and
FlftyfFour,

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Sepretary"W? State

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^xcfutiDc department

^tatc of Gjlifornia

I' H U C L

' OCT 2^1954

Ttirouchuvit lLl; history, our llepublic hao been blos/a^l
with men and women who have met the challenge of their day and
taken their place in the paj^es ol' the past. Upon occasion there
arises an American li^ader whose personality symbolizes the
t;lories of oui- iioritage and the promise oi' our future, above and
beyond that ind i vidu;il ' s poijjtion In place and time.

:;iii'ii u man was the 26th President of the United States,!
Theodore Hoosevelt. His creed was simple and direct: "There is ;
no limit to the t^eatness of the future before America, before
our- beloved land... We can serve the world at all only if we
serve America first and best... We must feel in the very marrow
of our being that our loyalty is due only to America, and that
it is not diluted by loyalty for any other nation or all other
nations." '

To Teddy Roosevelt, Americanism was a vibrant, living
reality. His intense and undeviatiny patriotism has been a
beacon' of Inspiration not only to his ovm Gefieration but to all
Americans. }lls humanitarian approach to the problems of tne
people; nis ri^id insistence on conservation of our resources for
the t';tn»e rat ions yet to be; his belief in military and naval
preparedness as a guarantee of national dignity and security -
all these things liave earned i'or him a leadintr, place among the
iieroes of our Republic.

In L'rateful memory of his important contributions to
our country's character and traditions, I, Goodwin J. Knight,
Governor of California, hereby proclaim October 27, 195^, the
^•jth anniversary of his birth, as THiiODORii ROOSEVilLT DAY in our
State and 1 urge all Californians to become more familiar with
the words and works of this r;reat American.

IN WITNESS V/HERiiOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
22nd day of October, A, D.,
One Tliousand Nine Hundred and
i''i fj^y-four.

Governor of California

\TTE3T;

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Sec

retary o(jj^ate

^rinUJ im CAitrotWIA IT«Tt miNTlNa O.VICI

^KfunDc department

^t.irc of £ jliforiiia

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fSANK M. JORDAN. Wcrelir> •( St4l«

2PCLAMAT JyO^^Wy^Wt^,

•. -.^ '^" November ii lain +,-^ „^ ""

..'orld „ar ondcd with an 'u-t^T:^?! •! ? c^-i-n<\Te of the first

those v/ho hnve cci-vcd -? u- ^F^nt i "" ^'^''^raonios dodlcnted to
m our country.s ^^r^o^^^^^^^ and^elseSeJe^

to dramatlz'J\ret:SS^,°pe'o'f ^''^'^^^ ^^^^ '^^^ served
^vlth freedom, security dLSi-v.ni^,'"^" ^'^"^ *°raen for peace
holocausts of lntern"i^ir.>,:.V ^ ^"^ honor. Despite thP
v.'orld olnce then tMs dn?i P^'^^ict which have shaiceS thP

aesires Of our p^>opL"ro?' tlt'Z'l^ft,'' '""'^^^^^ '^^

juoL , .nu instin.'^ neace.

r:s "Arnn.tlcTTny^ l^. Jhe'l^o^Jf ""'' ^^^" generally knovm
expandinc the 3i?^nLfica co^? JSo"^ every^vhere. This yeS^
Coai-ress has seen fit to of ^^..^.'^^^^ -^'^ o"i^ herltare '

"Veterans' Day" in reeo-nJtf^n^nrY, clesi-^nate the day'as
have served to sustSn oSr'ne uClic^'^f , f^" ^^ ^^^"^^n She
not only uurin,- Ucrld viat r i ,n n? ^'^"'* °^ >i"iied conflict
occurred since. ^ "^ '"^'' -^^^ •'^11 actions Avhich have *

Governor of^Cau'Slua^'n^n.f^?^"/ ^' ^^^-^^l" -^^ i^ni^ht I

'hro' r^. ^ ^^ '^^Ice'l-^NovemiSr'li ^-^"^J^^^^^^^ oPX' !

-hro-^-;hout Cclifornia. I ur-o mv rii'->^^^.~ '^- VETEI^AWSi DAY

honor the vmiro.rS i\^')u ?'.f^^f "^i'v^^o^-^ vmo l^ve .'Jni v.lth
S :'f^^'"^^^^''t'>"ed by the iorce:^ ^^^"""^ '■^'°" °^ beloved
Jpon their service will hi' i2i^^^.°^ tyranny and a^rressinn
security of our Sat [on! ^'^''^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^^ peag^Sd "'

IN

WITNESS 'mjnmF, i have
nt2'''}^?J-'^^ "^ hand and
?hP s? i^^ ^^^^^ Seal Of
the state of Crlifomla

S°v nf-'Si^^^ this 22S
^ia.V of October, ;«. n

and ;'??i;i:?o'j!!"' '■"^'"^''

$xcnitiuc Bcparnnciit

^tJtc of Ciliforiiij

lllQ2.hhU.ATiou

ri-;,; (.'tlv orf?r h,",mi 1^ ts entirely appropriate that Be

the side Of ?hc rt^ht? ""^"^ '^""^ ""^ ^ P'^^Pl^ - ^^^a^s on j

IN WITNI<:SS V/l-n.r;{ROP, I have

hereunto set my hand '

and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be i

affixed this 22nd day
Of October, a. D., |

One Thousand Nine
llundred and Fifty-Four.

%

Governor of California
ATTEST:^

Secretary oT State

Itl'INlJl IlkTI rilNtlNO

^KfuriDc department

^tatc or (Taliroriiia

FHUCLAMATION

r 1

"■ ' i'undametital freedom:- , joy

au A;,u;.',oaii.; outuJtlLuLe a precious aori bare. We muar
never lose «ignt or th. fact that this inheritance ha.
been oecmva for uo L.v the service £«nd sacrifice of the

men and women
our Republic
threatened.

wno have r;orvod In thej anned forces of
and aecuirlty have been

unon \inu^\"^i-Xt"''' '"oui-aLJon wnlch is confcri-ed
pon Uruleu States service personnel: is the Purple

bdUio actJon. A society has been formed which llm' t-

won. in, Military Oi\K>r of Purple Heart is devoted

njCrand dlsabn" r"'- ""'; T" -°"-' ^^^^ i^cau^f^?
dofevviruovlt^^^ °^' ^"^^ country, are

rellmv '.Vt,?',-, ,'; '••■"'-■ ^"'^ assistance of all their

tho'-. w(u ,',:'/■ ■■'?L-"^'^^o'i of fci>e irredeemable debt owed

slcurit uo^n'-'""^" ^° T^*' *° ^^^"6 peace and
occurxt., Lo all our people, I, Goodwin J Knlfrhf

?5rr"?'" Hn.?f''f;;^r"i^' '■•^^■^^^^ proclaim NovSS'.-H
^•:)^M, ac PljHPLti IIKAIM' V/liEK Ln our St-il n n,,v.i,^ - ■, u • '

period, tnc Military Order o? ? e Pt'rjle Heart Ld"

Auxxlxary will ,„ake available their traditional ^Jola

■ ' '"■" '"""" ' -•;i^^ programs of aid and rehablli-

■ ed and liandlcappcd comrades.

. . IN WITNESS yHKREOK, J i^ave

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of tae
State of California to be
affixed; this 26th day of
October^ A. D., One Tlioucand
Nine Huh.: • ■ ■ _ .

I?
-1*

Governor oV GaJ ' roT^i \

"'i';':s'i':

FJCED

FRANK M. MOAN, Secretaty ol Sf8t«

^xccutiuc Bcpartmcnt

;c»tatc of djlifornla

i< O C L A i4 A r 1 0

■iiOt- Mui'v ivu iiuvu cuiiiu to Uiie aya;;oii oi' biie
traditionally has marked the end of the
i.arvojt ui' nature's bounty to mankind. Since the
earliest days or our history, the American people have
Jet asido a period oI" this season in which to offer
pra:/nrfiil thanlrr. for the muni f icennn of Almighty God
■ '^ ■' vlduals and as

. ■. ai'e liiueci-i Ljitjo;jt;ii amoiiij; ; tin ' peoples oi'
'" . We have been endowed withi great personal

liucri„ an.) with a most fruitful land* This is a
divine heritage and we have a sacred i'esponsibillty
. .;• insure that it is securely protected and passed on
..ndimlnJ shed to future r-enerat i ons. ■'

As we i'L_^'j.cct upu.i iji.^- paiit aua upon our
■>a:ure praspeots, the people of California find much
> ladder! their hearts and for which 'to be grateful.
1 ■ most appropr-ate that we should foliow the long-

■ ■. i>,M 1)11 shed I and set i\r^l<\ l,i. '■ ,■ the giving

'>r tiiaiikn t Jreator.

us thrui

lip

■ ": ' ' I < ' M . -, I ne sacred , : i ^,. ^-' . /
benevolence ui' God, 1, Goodwin . .
>i' California, proclaim Thursday,

mAiNKSGIVING DAV in our State.
iiLuns to assemble in their customary
upon that day to Joijn in service;

>i' their c»"atitude and to i+eaffirm our
Mco on the protection of Divine Providence."

■..irNl<;.S3 WJiliHliOK, 1 .. . :-;::;lt

set my harjd and cause
Great Seal of the Stat., ^i
CalJforniJi to be affixed thl:
'jth day of November, A, D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred an^
rty-l-'our.

wallfornia

ar,\ oi'^tate

Secreta

ftinttj I. ml iroftN

lA »I*TI FRtMTINU OrVtll

--/'■•eo

3tatc of Cjlifornia

P R 0 G L A r. A 'l' I C L ^,

"ralTi': accidents claimed the lives of 3»371
people in California last year and resulted in injuries to
110,000 oihora. The oconomlc loss of these crashes has been
estimated at $320,000,000.

This needless curnaK.fe> suffering and financial
loss have been o£ deep concern to all. While we have
Improved the record so far this year, the highway toll is
still frightful.

Hecognizing the saine pi'oblem on a national scale.
President Eiseniiower 's Action Coniinittee for Traffic Safety
has rtenif.nated a Safe Driving Day, or S-D Day, during which
every iitate and every community is asked to strive for a
2l!.-hour period completely free of traffic accidents. The
day selected is V\/ednosday, Ueconibor 15, 195i|«

The pei'iod between now and S-D Day will be dedi-
cated to preparatory activity to arouse public consciousness
to the need for observance of proven methods of traffic

and support of those public officials and othors who
their efforts to makint; our streets and highways

safety
devote
safer.

In the hope that this practical demonstration of
an accident-loss Zl^ hours will pi-oduce a realization that
the Eurie results can be aciilevod during each ol the other
36U days in the yeai', I, Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of
California, do hereby designate Wednesday, December 15, 195U>
as SAFE DKIVIN(i DAY in California. I urge every Calif ornlan,
motorist and pedestrian allkt;, to Join wholeheartedly in a
dotenuined effort to .Tiake Safe Driving Day a success.

IK WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto sot my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this 16th day of November,
A. D., One Thousand Nino
Hundred and Fifty -Four.

Governpr of California

ATTEST !

o

Secretary of State

ti

ftimtrd im CAriroBNiA >TATI PlINTINC OPVIO

::

^Kfuduc Bcpartmcnt

^tatc of Galifornij

P H 0 C L A M A T I u N

i'iie first ten amendments to our Federal C y^-
Conauitution guarantee certain fundamental rights to^"^
all Americans against encroachment by the arbitrary
and capricious exercise of governmental powers.

Tlie plUlosophy of individual freedom,
contingent upon Individual responsibility as set forth
in these articles, has attracted to our shores
millions who suffered under foreign oppression,
pranciplea set forth in our Bill of Rights offer wuuc
for personal opportunity and liuman dignity to men and
women ever'yv/here .

The
hope

Tlie events of history have conferred upon
us leadei'ship in the struggle for the defense and
preservation of the t-ssential liberties of mankind
agaj.nst tne inroads of totalitarian tyranny, whatever
.its guise.

^ . These rights are not static. They were won
through determined struggle, untiring vigilance and
great sacrifices. They can be sustained only throuRh
the dedicated efforts of an alert nation. Our Bill
of Rights has come to us as a trust to be nurtured
and safeguar-ded for future generations. This is the
sacred obligation assumed in consideration of the
manifold blessings we enjoy as Americans.

adoption oi'
1, Goodwin
proclaim De

throughout
become more
of tnese ar
efforts whi

vitally imn

ommemorating the lo:3rd anniversary of the

our Bill of Rights in our Constitution,
J. Knight, Governor of California, hereby
cember y-l'j, l'j[.^(, as BILL OF RIGHTS WEEK
our State, I urge that all Calif ornians

familiar with the text and with the spirit
tides, and that they actively support
ch will sustain and strengthen these
ortant laws of our land.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
tlie State of California
to be affixed this ^yth
day of November, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty -four.

Goveruor of Call

Secretary olvSi/te

iNtiNc orrtci

^KfutiDc Bcpartiiiciit

^tjtc of e-iliioriila

JlHOCLAMATION

-o.i.a acclaim and respect as din niP^!_?^--\"^
•'ilavo, till

risen
erna-

non;"n''"?avf^th^^ln'^'^^-?^°^^^^ Washington
•■''ivL, tills man, arm^d only wVr •

attained before his death on

orld-wldo emliiei.. ,■ ■ ,
ducato:'. '

. . *''our decade: ; . ^ . ,.,
-..ii, Lu^. i:rowth and uroi ri^.'-- ,',f rp , " --■. -.'v.^^ zo
^r Alabama. The ImDortant^nnf L^?*^''^''^ Institute
uelped make this schoS one o?Vh^^?°"\°^ °^- ^^^^^^^
facilities In the world ?oda^ ^he finest educational
of chemistry and aicrlculturnl ..^ '''"'^ ^" ^^^ ^''-Id^
in providing a better mo^riJ^^^^P^^^^ Instrumental
of people, not onlv n h?r ''^"'"^^"^ life for thousan ■ ■
throu,,hout. t° ,"r;^^".^^^ °"" country and time, but

"■'' '-nerations to come.

outstancllnc''Ame;ican"wlth'tpecla;^oh'° ^^°"°^

year upon the anniversary of Ms deatr^'^T^''"' '•■^'""

'• -'^ this custom and with dLn^^i- * .^" accordance

'Tie.nury of this great man T r^^, respect for the

Governor of California k ^'^Goodwln ^. Knight,

as DR. GE0HGk''wI'™St0N CaS Sir?'"" •'""^^^^- ^^ 19^
urse all Calif ornlanrtoS vt..^"°"'' ^^^^^- ^

public. •■■^^hest

nereunto i3et' my 'hand""and
caused the Great Seal of the
"J^f^ °-^ California to be
affixed this 13th day of

?MrSf''^i^^ ^^ °"^ Thousand
ine Hundi'ed and Flffev-Pnnr.

Governor of Calif o

-ary aP<|§tate

F 1 1: E D

j|l(rt.» Slow SI C->l !a':"n

iHi: 1 11954

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3Pxcfutivic Bcpartincnt

,6tatc of California

^liii

In an atmosphere of competitive freedom,
with incentive for initiative and reward for achieve-
ment, scientific research has brought to our Nation
a standard of living without equal and without
precedent.

A generation ago vast industries based on
recent developments in the field of science were
almost beyond human conception. Financed by the
voluntary contributions of the American people, great
ini'oads are being made in mankind's strugtiie to
conquer cripplinj-, and death-dealing maladies which
liave plfigued humanity for- centuries. Miracles nave
been wrought under ttie guidance of scientists in the
fields of transportation, comiriunication and motive
power. The material well-being of our people is to
a greiit extent a measure of scientific progress.

On the Berkeley campus of our great
Universicy of California, tlie American Association
for the Advancement of Science this year will hold
its Icilst annual meeting, the first ever conducted
west of the Hocky Mountains. This is symbolic of
the great part scientists from all sections of our
State have played In the significant developments
that have taken place In recent years.

In recognition of the outst .nding role of
science in our society, 1, Goodwin J. Knight, Governor
of California, hereby proclaim the period of December
^o-Jl, ly'-^t, as SClliNCti WiiKK in our State and it is
my hope that as many of my fellow citizens as possible
will view the great variety of exhibits which will be
on display during that time.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my nand
and caused tne Great Seal
of the State of California
to be afiixed this tiOth
day of December, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty -Pour,

Govei'nor o

ATTiiST: 40^^ ^., ^J ..
Secretary of/ State

f„./,j I

TIKC DPrici

i'KcutJDc department
^f Jtf or G:.iiiforiiu

1r

PROCLAMATIO

I or nealLny Girl, and bS^s in aJdi tf ^ f R'^^'ouvjelltls
vataliy needed medical care an.f ^oh k" , ^"^ Hnancing
vxcclms or infantile paJalysf? in ''"if*^^"-^'^" aid for
tiirouchout the Nation. "^"^ ^^^^^^ and

3courge or'io"'ii'"br?;,ac'rthan ItV" ''""^ *^^^ crippling
National Foundation for Infant il J p""" T^"" '''^"' ^^^
year aiiead is facin.. ^\ /"^^"^i-le Paralysis durin, th^

cost or vaccine?' og^e;nerwiir^h.'''^^ ''^'^ ^^clltx^oral
needed for patient treatment J '"felons of dollars
professional trainlni !- ^n^. ''"^•^'^'^ research and
In ly,^ Will amouni to apu^ox mlT"?''^^'^ '^^ ^^oundatlon -
entire sum must be ra"se " Srou h J^ $"4 000,000. This
tutlons or A,nericans everywSf voluntary contri-

^ :^-:nly ^LS^Ho conS^i^°?/°^ ^"^^^^^^^ ^-alys
>-u polio Victims Of preSrSis vLii'' ''^''f ^"^ assistance
be stricken in the fStur^e bJfore^ ""^ ^° ^^°^^ ^h° wil
-s perfected and made a lilablTfor'Srari:! ^"^^^"^

la

1

•" -J. Kni.i>t. Go;e^n^/^f\'^!^^"^^^^I"K. I,

Goodwin J. Kni^nr; Go^ernor'^ffc"? ■ ^"'"''"^^"K' ^' '
proclaim January, iu".^''°MALhAi^°^"-^^' hereby
State and 1 urge'eiery'cali^rn an to'f ^ "^^™ '" °"-
as possible in contrLbutinp- f;^ f^ m° "'' ^^ generous
that tnis verv worthwhilo L ^^ ^^''''^ °'' ^i-nes so
and the hour if victor '^vc'rSno'b J ,^e strengthened
realization. ^ POlio broUf;ht nearer to

IN WlTNEiJS WHEREOF, I have

hereunto set my hand and
ca ised the Great 3eal of
tne State or California
to be affixed this iOth
day of December, A D
One Thousand Nine Hundred
^ and Firty-four.

^^Hr7Cu^>^^

Governor of
ATTEST: .^

Secretary £/ stat

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^xccutiDc Bcpartmcnt

^tm of e.ilifornia

.IAN 1 S1955 V

fiWNK M JORDAN, Setre'ary cl Male

)' R 0 C T, A M A T I

Vntl'iraiA;; the Stote Le-Uar t.iir»>, follovlni; t.lie oiitbrenk of niil'
ho.siilitles in Kor»?E in l'^50, ennctpd various stfil.uteji pertrining to perBona
ncrf()2T'5ii{! pel-vice in the firried forces; snu

VlIEPJCAr, sf'jd stptutes prescrJl)e certrin rights pnd privllepes for
f>iich pp7'r!on», tendnr.tion of vhich vos made oontinc.ent upon « subsequent
proclrrrtjon; f>nd

Vm^raiAP snicl ptntiitep rrqulre thfit the Govoi-nor r.hrll Ir.sue nuch e
proclfjrntion vhonovcr, pft«r June 27, 1950, he fimls tlmt the United States
is no lonnor enf^r.ficd in nny t-j'tio of Cfijnpnini involving persons in active
duty in the aniiod forces;

?I0:;, aiI!T!KI!nWF;, I hereby do find tlmt the United States is no 2oncer
enyfit'ed in r.ny t:,-pe of ctunpn : ; ji Involvint; pcrr.ons in pctive duty in the
fi-. 'ed forces, pnd, therefore, proclriin v.s follows:

Fbit! & Home (1)
Purolic'Si;r. .•:;nd
Veternns'
Educptiondl
/.saisttnce

Vtterjinc'
Educf'tionnl

Ansiitr.nce

(2)

Veterrns' (?)

CivlT Service
Preferiince

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Pbcew^tlon

Jnnuai-^' 31, 3'^S'i, is est^tblished, under the provisions of [
Section 9^0 of Chr.ptor 6 of the Militpry end Veterrjis i

Code, to 1xi the dnte rftrr vhich perr.ons entering nctive
duty in the amed forces slicll not be considered veterans
for tlic puriiones of tliat Chtptcr;

Jonunry 31, 1*^55, is ectf-blisliod, under provisions of
Section 981.14, Article 2, of Chapter f> of the Military
nnd Veterans Code, to be the dnte .'if tcr which per&ons
enterine rctive duty in the armed forces shPll not be
con:;idered veternns for the purposes of that Article;

Jannrry 31, 1"^55, is est^'bli^hoc', under the provisions
of Seciion 1S973 of the Govemment Code, to lie the dete
after which persons on active duty in the arr'.e-d forces
chfJ.1 not be connidoriid veterans for the punioscs of
that Section;

JnnuPi-y 31, l^^SS, as of midnight tliercof, is fixed, under
pi-ovttions of paragrpph (y) of Section 205 of the Revenue
and TaxiH.ion Code, to be the date sigTiifyinp the
teiTiin.-.tion of the cru-imicu i.c^'i'^^t. the North Korerjis
and Chinese Communisto in Korea.

I FURTHER PROCLAIM thrt tlie di'tcs above set forth are for the purjioses
of the Chfi] terc, ArhicOo.s, und Tections entuierated and for no others.

IN VrrTCT;SS V-TRFXII-, I have hereimtc set
my hand and caused the Great Seal of
the State of Ci[>Iifomia to be affixed
this I *■ day of Jrnunry, A.T., One
ThoiLsrnd Nine Hundred and Fifty-Five.

TTEST:

Governor of Cfllfomia

u

FRAIK II. JORDAK
Secretary of State

ITAtfe miNI INb

$xcfutitJC Bcpartnicnt

^tatc of (i.iliforiiia

PHOCLAMATIO

There are In t.he world today two great contend^
forces to determine the course of humanity for gene rati onS-^et
to be. Recent history hat; confronted the American people with
many sobering global realities. We have learned that we cannot
trust nor compromise principle with communistic tyranny and we
now know tliat our own freedom is endangered whenever anyone's
freedom is unjustly threatened or denied.

As leaders
dignity, personal 11
tlon to oCrengtlien e
the hearts and minds
agencies of the Cru
most effective. Kad
similar projects are
behiiui the Iron Curt
contributions from a

among those fighting for Individual
uerty and human Justice we have an obliga-
very effective weapon in this struggle for

of mankind. During the past few years the
ade for Preedom have proven to be among the
io Free biurope. Winds of Freedom and other

carrying messages of truth and courage
ain, made possible by the voluntary private
11 sections of our Republic .

Through such means words of freedom are carried to men
and women under communist domination by people they know and
trust. Exiles who loved freedom enough to leave their homes and
families at great personal peril are able to carry on the fight
by broadcasting information, encouragement and hope to those in
their native lands. Each day they transmit to their homelands
the mounting evidence that communism is In fact a reaction to
the dark ages of man's history rather than a new force or a new
idea for the advancement of humanity.

Those who dream of freedom in communistically
dominated countries must be given renewed courage and determina- ,
tlon to resist the Soviet tyranny which oppresses them. Our
freedom as well as theirs, depends upon it. Since the Crusade
for Freedom has nurtured the will-to-freedom among the captive
peoples of Europe, 1, Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of California,
hereby proclaim February 12-ii2, 19^!3, as FREEDOM WbiEK throughout
our State. I urge Californians everywhere to Join in this
magnificent effort on behalf of world peace ana human liberty
by giving the Crusade for Preedom their full and enthusiastic
support.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
24th day of January, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty-five.

Govornof
ATTEST: y

Calif^nia

i ■<• < *l llotNIA lIATi riINT

n:

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^^i:ed

i'Kfumif department

!^tm or (Tnliforiiia

PROCLAMATIO

living U>a'Xve'e;e/beerat?a!La"r'-^" ^'«^^^ standa;:^^;!
t.n>e in huma,. history. We are aSle in f"^ "'"^^^ "^^^^" ^^ aW
our roreral.hei-s — and .^o mn^K f .f ^° ^'^"^ ^^ i^^^^ better than
^ands - because of"the''wIde'varLt:'of'r "^"^" ^" -ost'?ore?gn
witnin our HepubiLc. variety of economic enterprises

voiun,e advertlS-'nr"'ii 'i'^"^ essential to this process is
: interests must compete for thr*" f^^""'"^. where varloSf

tlslng ".ultlpiiesThetr ?reeL,'?rcho^" °', ."" P^°P^^' ^<^ver-
proved products at lower costs? ''^'°'<'^' thus insuring im-

' serves the'^piblic' wilfare dJreTtij'JL'"'^'^'^^ consistently
Civic and social causes 'riroiih^ h^f^"?*? ""PP^^^ on numerous
men and women in advert s Ing have helped fr''''''"^ Council, the
for Civil Defense work studf^nf r„ P ^° ^^^ruit thousands
they have been responslb?^ ?o? t e^^^?^ ^"'^ ^^°°^ ^^"k donations;
^n U. s. Savings Bonds tLvLwiv^^ °^ millions of dollars
more millions for s ch 'causes a' H.^? ^"^^^^'"ental in raising
and others; they have saved numerout ?f°''' Community Chests ^
through fire prevention and saJ'IfrcaipalgnsT ""'^ '"°^^"'^

throughout^'thryear^^iLKlnrho 'h",^ ""altitude of media
Americans, it Is'eAtu'elTa^'prSprLatf tSr''^' '° '''
to encourage broader public rSn if ^Li t '^^^^ ^^ ^^t aide
ol the manifold services o? the fd^^if? f"'^ ^^^^^^ understanding
people. With these thoughts n mfndf r^ ndustry to our ^
Governor of California, hereby priclalmVSr^^? i' "^"^S^'^'
February 1^-lq, lo.,., ' AnvK«T?Q?x^;; i ^^^ period of
State. ' ^^'' ^" ADVLHTISING RKCOGNITION WEEK in our

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
;^et my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
-^^th day of January, A D
One Thousand Nine Hundred 'and
fifty-five.

1 /:

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S/VVu

Governor of California
TTKST: y

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PHUCLAMATION

Young people constitute our nation's
t^,reatei3t natural reoour-ce. In their energy,
enthusiasm, imagination and ability rest the
preservation and development of the way of life
which ha:', l(NHimr our herlta^.e.

A problem ol" grave concern to ail
ArneiMcuny is the incidence oi' the tragic narcotics
habit aiiiotiL, our people. Preying upon I'alse daring
and I'oolish pi'ide, unscrupulous purveyors of
Illicit drugs use many cowardly subterfuges to
encourage experimentation' in the use of narcotics.
These vultures in human form fatten themselves upon
the hopeless misery and tragic deterioration of
their victims.

To the eternal cred
and women, there is a strong
tion to resist and combat the
nar'cotics among the youth of
encourage and assist in such
1, Goodwin J. Knight, Gover-no
hereby proclaim the last full
as YOUTH i'liMi'KRANCb; liDUCATlON
every efl'oru be made to impre
citizens the vital iiriportance
abstinence fr-oin the use of na

it of our young men
and growjnp, determlna-

use of harmful
our Republic . To
worthwhile efforts,
r of Caiil'ornia,

week of April, 19 ^b.

WEiiK and I urge that
ss upon our younger

of complete
rcotics .

IN WITNliSS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great
Seal of the State of
California to be affixed
this 1st day of February,
A. D., One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Fifty-five.

Governor of Galif^/nia

»™sT: .j^^^^

Secretary'''^df State

F I C E D

fWNK M. jq^AN, Secretary of SJata

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air riiMiNt. orpii

f xcfutinr BcparniiciJt

^t.i([- of (LJliforiiij

rHUCLAMATION

viuj.xcii£) die J.OSC to the American neonlp annual i,- i .^ i ..
wages and increased medical expenses ^nnuallj, m lost

can be materially reduced! dioability and death

Beginning
the month, the IsJ^ij
in recognition of th
for more of our peop
Caiifornla, hereby p
throu(;hout our State
SUNDAY. 1 urge that
possible support to
volunteered to work
Kund drive.

on February 1 and continuing throughout

lis crusade on behalf of better health
-Le, 1 Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of
reclaim February, ly^^, as HEART MONTH

and designate February 20 as HEART
thoin^r ?" ^^l^^"^'"ians give the fullest
their friends and neighbors who have
Lo insure the success of the 19^^ Heart

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
CO be affixed this 2nd
day of February, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-five.

Governorro'f Californi^y

ATTEST: (/^^^^ ^^j^
Secretary ^ Stat

FILED

FHB 2 - 1955
RAHKM.lJROAN, Sec(el-.;y ol

^xcfunoc Bcparnncnt

State of Cjlifornia

At the Inc
the founding fatht^rs
securiity of certain
al] men is a fundame
js a basic orecept o
distinction i)etwecn
ficial differences o
faith is hostile to
patille with the ins
Republic .

1 a C C L A M A T 1 0 N

ention of our natJonal existence,

recognized that provision for the
Divinely endowed rights equally to
ntal function of government. It
f the American way of life that
individuals because of the super-
f racial derivation or religious
our finest traditions and incom-
titutions of freedom in our

Anything which seeks to unjustly deprive any
iiiuividunl of freedom of conscience simultaneously
dilutes the freedom of every other citizen of this
nation. Our hopes for "one nftion, under God,
indivlsahle," and for permanent peace in the world
depend to a Isrge extent upon the progress mankind can
effect in replacing bitterness, bigotry and fear with
understcinding, mutual appreciation and respect for the
rights of others.

In recognition of the outstanding work of
the National Conference of Christians and Jews in the
drvclopiTL-nt of good wll 1 among tb.e people of the Ignited
States, I, Goodwin J. Knight, Ltovernor of California,
proclaim February 20-27, 1955, as PROTHERKOOD WEIK In
California. 1 urge all the people of our State to give
evci'y possil)lc cooperation in observances designed to
promote underst.-inding and peace on earth through good
will among men and women of all creeds and races.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have

hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of California
to be affixed this l^+th
day of February, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-five.

'5

JU,^/-/^^-y^

Governor

of California

ATTEST:

t>Uz^^

Secretary ot^State

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P R 0 C L A M A T I 0 N

The public library system of California offers
people of our State a wide variety of valuable services,
library card is, in fact, the key

to a vast treasure of

to the
A
informa-

tion and inr.nlratlon I'oi- children and adults of all ages,

A:3 long as peo
men and women will striv
dignity. On the shelve
materials the knowledge
science, art and human e
There will be found the
mankind through tht» ag,e
of freedom, justice and

pie are able to read, think and learn,
e for peace and liberty with honor and

of our libraries and among their
of experts in nearly every phase of
riterprise is readily available to all.
greatest and most profound thoughts of

— expressions of principles and ideals
the human worth.

The resources of local libraries throughout our State

are bolstered by the California State Library and the great i

research libraries of the University of California. These are j

dedicated to offering to the people sources for their education, i

culture and recreation. It is an objective of our library ,

system to place these intangible necessities within the reach of I

all who will accept them. i

To aid in bringing the multitude of valuable services ;
available at our libraries to public attention, I, Goodwin J. j
Knight, Governor of CallfoiTiia, hereby proclaim March b-12, 1955.'
as CALIFORNIA LIBRARY WtiKK. 1 urge that all Calif ornians take
advantage of the opportunities presented during that period to
become more familiar with the books, periodicals and other
materials and services available through their libraries.

IN WiTNblSS WHKREOF, 1 have hereunto :
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of
California to be affixed this
9th day of February, A. D.,
One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifty-five.

Governor of California

'%

ATTKST:

Secretary ot-«tate

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ir»>Ni* itAir i-tiNitNt; ctrriri

^KfutiDc f)cpartnicnt

3tatc of (Talifornia

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FTCED

In tk« offid of lh« SMrrvtoiy «! i
of *hr 5tot» o* CotHornto

FFBTr.1955
RANK M. JORQAM. Settelirv

PHOCLAMATl

at Stile

hanJiuls of „o«udlc u-lbeD. Conti.,-le= or unilse exoloitaUo,, „r

seirishly
enjoy. We
used and p
their heri
our Kepubl
maintenanc
replenish!
resources.

The people of no nation or generation have the right to
exploit the blessings of the earth which are thel?s to

inherit these things as a sacred trust, to be wlslly
assod on to those who will come after us as part of^
ta^c. Ihe present security and future well-beinK of
ic depends upon constructive long range planning for thi
e ol productive soil, the husbanding of Sa?er supplies
ng plant Ufe, protection of our mineral and plt?oleum

and the propagation of fish and wild life P®'^'^""^^""'

recoL.nitioi r,r ;^:^ ^ .P'^°^''^'"^ designed to encourage public
recognition oi the need for conservation of our manifold natural
; resources have been developed around March 7 the blr^hd^v S fJ
great California naturalist. Luther Burbal 'wMch Is tradl?ion-
ally observed as Arbor Day. On that date, special emphasis is
placed upon the planting of new trees to Enhance the beautv of
IT. w^L^r rLli?ces^!^^^ '" ^^^ Preservation of ou^p^elSi^ °^il

icni ^ht- n "^'^ ^^"^ ^^^^^ Vitally important programs, I. Goodwin J

' as CONSESSIrmN''wSL'^^'''""''^' ^^^^^^^ proclaim March Y-14, ?955

to 6?ve iTiia^ef ^tent?on f \'h ^"^ "^*'"' ""^ ^^^^^^ Californians
b-J-ve inorcaoea attention to the conservation edufpi-ion r^f■ ^,,^

youth and adults not only during this pirlod bCt ?h?SrhSuf the
honr.f"^^; .''"'l^ '^ intelligent conservation practices can we
hope to sustain the American way of life with its high Standards

^ti^li^t^^,^^^^'^^ -^ ^^-^^ o^ ^umln ll^rrr^ ^

IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have here-
unto set my hand and caused
the Great Seal of the State
of California to be affixed
this I'^th day of February,
A. D., One Thousand Nine'
Hundred and Fifty-five.

Governor of California

ATTEST;

Secretary o^H^ate

-^«

IFO»N|A ITATH rilNTINC OPPICI

i'xcfunoc Bcpartnicnt

,$tJtc of (Ijliforiiia

^

I 119.9. k All 1^ 1 10 n

a tretnendoui
armed forcL;;

Under'

re-^Don-Tbi?-?"''^ charter the American Red Cross has

'states a.e"aided'bv'the HerCro"^°?n m^'n"" ""''°™ °^" ^^^^ ^"^^^^
alotie. Red Cross worker-^ nnovfnr "^ '''''^^- ^" California
I building services at "n/rnnt,'^" P^-^raonai assistance and morale

;ln addition. Home Ser^ c i^'k.^/o? ? 4"!'^'"''''^^^ hospitals.
I offer counsclin,^ and otn -r ho in ;' I chapters In our State
'Nearly f ^,000,Soo was nado SviiladrinT' ^"'^ .'^""'^ families,
.".ervice personnel or veterans il?hln r"v?^"^''"^ ^'^^^"^^ ^o
I'Jscai year. vcucrano within California during the last

Red Cros
grams In the state
: assistance in the
inc with mental il
makes available th
patients, for defe
as pamma i^'lobulln
stantly on the ale
clothin,: and sheit
strike.

4

''menrn? ^ °"^J ^"'^ recreational therapy pro-
P^h MM'^f?-"^""-^^ "^" California are of material
Ino^y "unVr'" ^"d.r^djustment of those suffer
ou^nn^. t ^'Y-"^ ^^°"^ '^^"o^ "or-k each year
ou...ands ol pints of blood for civilian hospital i
use purposes and for such vital blood fr?o?' on.
and serum albumen. Red Cross chap^Ss S con!
rt to the potential re.julrements for food
er anywhere and any time major disaster should

and tvaated"'JroriLi'[TiLie'Vi^";l!L'^!,'''' '^°^' ""^^ing instruction
themselves and other-' L\u^nn,^?f^^'^^ °^ Callfornians to help

Junior Red Crosfmov'im.'nt in'oi^'cLors'fs'w'HT"^ °"^^- '^^
valued aid to education with ncartv ° oo(, onM"? •'' ^"^P^^^ as a
J,u-iO California schools en oiled rn;,'^'^^"^ ^"^'' ^"^ ^Irls in
this medium. ^"nulled lor service to others through

Inasmuch
upon the voluntary
the American Red Ci
members durin;- the
Work to our people
Goodwin J. Kni(^ht,
as RED CROSS MONTH
join the Red Cross,
to those in need of

cor>tr?bSt?on^"rr'''''".?''°^^^'"^ ^^« dependent
■OS ^111 CO du r,rr '""'?^ financial support,
^••ow 1.1.1 conduct Its annual campaign for

month of March. Considering- the value of thl«
as well as to others throuR out the worJj 5

in"our°?tn^'"'i'°'"-^^' ^^^'^^^i'" MLciW955; i
in our State and urge my fellow citizens to
helpin,, to maintain and expand its services

WrrNESS WHEREOF, 1 nave hereunto set,
my hand and caused the Great Seal

afffv^H^.^^!''' °f California to be I
afllxed this ;:?4th day of February,
A. D. One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty -five.

Ooverrjor of California (J

Secretary o(jk\.

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of th* St'jt* tf* Ciil'*o"#r*

FEB!! H%5

FRANK M. JWbAN, Secreldry ol S|ite

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bof Coliiornio

•■ OFrCf OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

I, MARCH FONG EU, Secretarv ..f q. .
California, hereby certify ""'^ °^ ^^^ State of

of

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