anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-15

Estimate Given on Use of Sewage Water by Farmers HUNTINGTON BEACH—Rancher Elmer Farnsworth, chairman of a committee of farmers considering formation of a district to take water from the sewer lines and distribute it on parched lands they own, estimated today about 15,000 acre feet of water annually would be needed. Preliminary legal and engineering data is being compiled, partly through assistance of the Orange County Water District and the water problems department of the Orange County Farm Bureau. Some ranchers in Talbert Valley have lost use of their wells by intrusion of salt water from the ocean, seeping into the underground basin because it is depleted; the encroachment extends as much as five miles inland. Use of the flow from the sewer line would be a salvation to the farmers now without adequate supplies, Farnsworth said. The plan is to take the flow out of the lines below the sewer treatment plant, so that the water will be partly purified and relieved of solids. Cellmate Claims Mrs. Heady Told of Murder ST. LOUIS (UP) — A cellmate of Mrs. Bonnie Brown Heady said today that the admitted kidnapper of six-year-old Bobby Greenlease talked freely of the boy's murder and showed no remorse for the HARD AT IT—After her first game of golf in years, plucky singer Jane Froman is showing plenty of skill and spirit on New York golf courses. Because of the crash of a USO plane in Lisbon during World War II, the injured star never expected to walk again, let alone play golf. After numerous operations, Jane now gets about with a brace on her leg and hope in her heart. Southland Debators Vie Mrs. Heady Told of Murder ST. LOUIS (UP) — A cellmate of Mrs. Bonnie Brown Heady said today that the admitted kidnapper of six-year-old Bobby Greenlease talked freely of the boy's murder and showed no remorse for the crime that shocked the nation. The cellmate told a United Press reporter that Mrs. Heady and her dope-using lover, Carl Austin Hall, planned to travel over the world and never work again after collecting the $600,000 ransom money. The woman, whose identity remained secret, said Mrs. Heady told her the Greenlease boy was killed by the last of three shots fired by Hall on a lonely country road near Overland Park, Kan. Hall and Mrs. Heady were returned to Kansas City to face federal kidnap charges early today. "We took the boy in the station wagon to a deserted road in Kansas," Mrs. Heady was quoted as telling her cellmate. "He had not been told he was going to die but he became very frightend and agitated." Southland Debators Vie At FUHS on Oct. 31 About 300 students from high schools throughout the southland, representing the Eastern Area of Southern California Debate League, will take part in a Novice Individual Events Tournament at Pullerton Union High School on Saturday, Oct. 31, it was announced yesterday by Duane Johnson, speech instructor. Events will be open to novice students only, meaning those who have not gone beyond a preliminary round in past competition. Members of the FUHS Forensics Club will take part, headed by Liz Ellis, president. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin now! Own the World's Finest ZIG-ZAG Sewing Machine VIKING ZIG-ZAG 50 Different Sewing Operations... EASIER ... BETTER ... FASTER WITHOUT EXTRA ATTACHMENTS! 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HIT BY RIOTERS — American diplomat William B. King (above) shows injured nose he suffered at hands of mob which broke into the U.S. Information Services offices in Belgrade. Demonstrators were among many Yugoslav protesters Western powers' decision to turn Allied-occupied zone of Trieste over to the Italians. The American Embassy in Belgrade presented a stern protest to Yugoslavia Government. Anaheim Officials To Attend Meet Anaheim City officials are good members of the California League of Cities. They plan to attend this year's 56th Annual session of the organization in force. Training to San Francisco Saturday evening in time for opening sessions Sunday, will be Mayor Charles Pearson and his city council composed of L. N. (Pete) Wisser, Ray Van Wagoner, Oscar Heying and Robert Boney. Added to the group this year will be members of the Planning Commission as special guests of the city. In addition to council members, will be department heads including City Clerk Charles Griffith, City Treasurer Adolph Tuma, Chief of Police Mark A. Stephensen, Fire Chief Ed Stringer, Administrator Keith Murdoch, Assistant Administrator Wynn Priday, Recreation Director Don Derr, City Engineer George Holyoke and Park Superintendent Vic Ruedy. Also accompanying the group will be Chamber Secretary Ernest Moeller. Following registration in the St. Francis hotel, sessions will be held Nine Small Subdivisions Discussed by Council Nine small subdivisions are being 247 building lots to be owned by the Carl M. Buck Co., Angeles, were given prediscussion during Tuesday's council session. The addition to the city expanding housing program north of Romneya Drive and of Euclid Ave. At present the city proposed for the home in the city, but is scheduled come before Council for annuity as uninhabited territory at that date. 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Spadra Phone LAmbert 5-4751 Nine small subdivisions discussed by Council Nine small subdivisions comprising 247 building lots to be developed by the Carl M. Buck Co. of Los Angeles, were given preliminary discussion during Tuesday night's council session. The addition to the city's ever-expanding housing program will be north of Romneya Drive and East of Euclid Ave. At present the property proposed for the homes is not in the city, but is scheduled to come before Council for annexation as uninhabited territory at an early date. No action was taken by city trustees until request for annexation is received. Through Oct. 21 which will treat various problems of city government and administration. Guest speakers during the league sessions will be Senators William Snowland and Thomas Kuchel, it was announced. Mayor Pearson, who is a past resident of the league, now serves one of its directors and will take prominent part in all session activities. 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