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Seek Industrial Zone Near County Airport SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Helping clear the way for a giant industrial development near Orange County Airport, the Orange County Planning Commission has sent a zoning change recommendation to the Board of Supervisors for approval. Commission has okayed zoning switch for a 660 foot deep strip adjoining Acadia St. on the Easterly side of the airport and extending from Palisades Rd., to McArthur Blvd., it was announced. Area formerly was zoned for general agriculture. It will be zoned M-1, large industrial, and NC-2, general commercial, if supervisors pass the ordinance. The Irvine Company requested the change. Airport is expected to be enlarged in the not-too-distant future; it was revealed Planning commission gave no cost figures in the rezoning. HILGENEELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 CARR COMMENTS—Francis P. Carr, resuming testimony in the Army-McCarthy investigation, told the subcommittee that he doesn't "think at this time that the Army is coddling Communists." He added that Army Secy. Stevens and counselor Adams went to "great limits" to prevent exposure of persons who cleared Communists. Yes, Business Training Pays It pays its graduates well. For there is a serious nationwide shortage of business-trained young people. This applies to Orange county, with all its incoming industry... graduates are in great demand Lions Give $646 To Girl Scouts For New Camp A check for $646 will be contributed to the Anaheim Girl Scout Council on Thursday afternoon by the Anaheim Liops Club. It was announced today by Bob Bordor. Bordan stated that at last Friday's meeting, the Lions were told of the plans for Girl Scouts having for establishing a camp at Big Bear Lake and although they have purchased the property, funds were needed to rehabilitate an old building there and to erect four lavatory units. During the meeting, the "hat" was passed and $646 collected which will underwrite the cost of building a unit excluding plumbing and electrical installations. The existing building is being renovated into a dormitory and nurse's quarters and local Liops have been contributing their time and equipment to aid in the project. Bordon stated that several Anaheim businessmen, who are members of the club, hvae donated materials including plumbing by Bill Ward, electrical by Percy Moody, glass by Sam Lund, labor furnished by contractors Kline and King, cabinets by Vic Brown and Howard Bryan donated a dump truck to aid the girls in clearing the property and for their use after the camp is in operation. Knott to Introduce New 'Haunted Shack' A press luncheon to introduce the "Haunted Shack" at Knott's well. For there is a serious nation-wide shortage of business-trained young people. This applies to Orange county, with all its incoming industry graduates are in great demand. 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Harriman Claims Red Cross Won’t Refuse Areas Aid LOS ANGELES — National Chairman E. Roland Harriman says the American Red Cross never will —fuse to help disaster-stricken communities — including those which fall to pay back funds spent by the relief group. Harriman voiced his reassurance last night in amplification to his speech at the opening of the National Red Cross convention in which he charged some cities with shirking their financial obligations to his organization. In his speech, Harriman had contended that several cities which accepted nationwide disaster aid did not reimburse the Red Cross although they solicited and collected funds because of the disaster. A Red Cross spokesman said Harriman’s statement last night was a reply to any hints the organization might refuse to help cities he accused of not living up to their financial obligations to the Red Cross. Bond Issues Opposed John L. Shirer of the U. of Arizona Bureau of Business search said there is an opposition by voters to public issues for industrial plant structure. This opposition, he said, from fear induced by pastrant abuses” of the bond and belief that municipal would lose their tax exemption. C. O. Brandt, manager of Municipal Airport Industrial trust at Chico, Calif., explained how construction of an brought business to his town. The field, he said, was owed by the Air Force during War II, but the responsible maintenance was suddenly ed in the laps of Chico tax in 1945. Industrial Sites Brandt said city officials were the townspeople would not for the upkeep costs, and it later organized the field for merical transportation purpose. Now, he said, the areas surrounding the field have been turned to one of the most complex Births St. Joseph Hospital 'ONES, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse, 10541 Flower St., Stanton, girl, 8 lbs., 5 oz., June 15. County Hospital VALENCIA, Mr. and Mrs. David, 761 Wilson, Costa Mesa, girl, 7 lbs., and 8 oz., June 15. Santa Ana Community Hospital OSTERKAMP, Mr. and Mrs. Joe, 11962 Easy Way, Garden Grove, girl, 7 lbs., and 2 oz., June 15. ESTRADA, Mr. and Mrs. John, 510 Adams, Santa Ana, girl, 10 lbs., and 1 oz., June 15. NOEL, Mr. and Mrs. R. C., 13021 Eldon Ave., Santa An, boy, 8 lbs., 13 oz., June 15. NELSON, Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 13196 Ettinger, Santa Ana, boy, 7 lbs., 7 oz., June 15. COFFMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne, 10922 Regan St., Los Alamitos, boy, 7 lbs. 3* oz., June 15. WENTE, Mr. and Mrs. Gale, 14822 Holt Ave., Tustin, girl, 7 lbs. 3* oz., June 14. In his speech, Harriman had contended that several cities which accepted nationwide disaster alide did not reimburse the Red Cross although they solicited and collected funds because of the disaster. A Red Cross spokesman said Harriman's statement last night was a reply to any hints the organization might refuse to help cities he accused of not living up to their financial obligations to the Red Cross. Harriman said it was the nationally - accepted custom for the Red Cross to conduct a special fund campaign in time of disaster prior to World War II, but that due to a surplus accumulated during the war, no such campaigns were conducted until 1951. "Since 1951 the nation has suffered several major disasters nad it became necessary for the Red Cross to return to the traditional and democratic custom of neighbor helping neighbor, community helping community by special contributions," he said. "The Red Cross can not continue to ask the American people to deprive themselves for the basic needs of a disaster - stricken community while the community itself contributes very little to the Red Cross for these purposes. "In some of these communities ... disaster funds have been raised by other organizations and held until the Red Cross finished the job of meeting basic needs of the victims. These outside funds were then used to replace the total disaster losses... with no consideration given to the individual's resources or his ability to help himself." There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. THREE ROOM GROUP 289.95 -- 3.15 week ANAHEIM FURNITURE 146 N. Los Angeles St. All New! All Automatic! War II, but the responsible maintenance was suddenly ended in the laps of Chico tape in 1945. Industrial Sites Brandt said city officials at the townspeople would not for the upkeep costs, and later organized the field for merical transportation purpose. Now, he said, the areas surrounding the field have been turned to one of the most complete dustrial sites in Northern California and the average yearly revenue of Chico merchants is estimated $7,827,145. Another speaker, E. R. Port, Chicago industrial area told the workshop that its economy would not necessarily thrown out of balance because of the rapid population growth. New Population Migration to the West, he consisted generally of young people with talent who were definite contributions to W economic and cultural development. In other phases of discussion encouraging report came from nyvale, Calif. explaining how city had built a large indie empire by starting with a 100 tract which it offered to coats at prices ranging from to $6000 an acre fully improvised. The three-day convention at Santa Clara University jointly sponsored by the U States Chamber of Commerce California Chamber of Commerce the American Institute of Nursers and Santa Clara Univ Business School. Fullerton Building Superintendent Quits FULLERTON (OCNS)—Grow Walters, building superintendent here for 30 years, resigned night and city councilmen apped William Vasvary to succeed Walters will continue as superintendent of the City Water Sewer departments. the totally new value of these totally ent they are mounted on your car. urb, this great new tire will give a new better your car is old or new. You'll ness—a new silence—and a new sense less effort—and with more confidence. ness to your swift starts and smooth tire was specifically designed and totally new demands of today's safe de by modern traffic and highway mer with such advances as automatic horsepower, and increased car oroughly tested than any new tire in sets totally new standards of safety, ding ease and of economy. And, yours at no premium in price! ROYAL DEALER, NOW! STATIONS 413 S. Vine, Anaheim ANAHEIM FURNITURE 146 N. Los Angeles St. All New! All Automatic! 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Brandt, manager of the municipal Airport Industrial District at Chico, Calif., explained new construction of an airport bought business to his town. The field, he said, was developed by the Air Force during World War II, but the responsibility of maintenance was suddenly dumped in the laps of Chico taxpayers 1945. Industrial Sites Brandt said city officials realized the townspeople would not stand upkeep costs, and immediately organized the field for commercial transportation purposes. Now, he said, the areas surrounding the field have been turned into one of the most complete in- LOCAL DEALERS—Pretty Jane Burgess, with the Suydam brothers (Ray, left, and Clyde right) service station operators at Chapman and Harbor, Anaheim when the new all-nylon tire was introduced to Southern California's Mobil station operators. The 10,000,000th Mobil tire made since 1947 was one of the new tubeless tires, as Jane demonstrates. Susan Hayward Collapses at the warring parties are near a settlement. Barker's attorney, S. S. Hahn, said Miss Hayward offered Barker $100,000 but Hahn said "no offer has been made since the trial started." LYON WORKERS TO MEET Susan Hayward Collapses at Divorce Trial By ALINE MOSBY United Press Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD — Susan Hayward's stormy divorce trial took a day's recess today after she collapsed from the strain of charging husband Jess Barker with wanting to share her money and refusing to work. The contested hearing was halted in Burbank superior court after the afternoon recess yesterday when Miss Hayward stretched out on a couch in the jury room. "This has been a terrible ordeal," she said. Lawyer Martin Gang told the court she had an "upset stomach" and could not return to the witness stand until court resumes Thursday. Barker's side yesterday tried to damage her grounds for divorce that Barker caused her mental and physical suffering when he spanked her and tossed her nude into the family swimming pool. A next door maid had testified she observed the marital bottle in the Barker back yard from her own back door. But Miss Hayward admitted under cross examination only the side yard of the Barker home was visible to the neighbors. She laso said she wore a full-length terry cloth robe during part of the alleged chase. The pale, nervous film star sat with downcast eyes while her attorneys read a deposition Barkef gave them last December. In the paper they told him the marriage filed because "she became the bread winner while you stayed home to take care of the children." In the deposition Barker admitted they both went to a marriage counselor and the doctor advised him to go to work. "I told the doctor one difficulty was she had gotten farther ahead than I, she had become a star." LYON WORKERS TO MEET A dinner on behalf of workers for LeRoy E. Lyon Jr., candidate for State Assemblyman, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, it was announced by workers for the candidate. The dinner is scheduled to be held in the Imperial Restaurant in Garden Grove. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin the warring parties are near a settlement. Barker's attorney, S. S. Hahn, said Miss Hayward offered Barker $100,000 but Hahn said "no offer has been made since the trial started." HELTON Building Interintendent Quits ILLERTON (OCNS)—Grover L. ers, building superintendent for 30 years, resigned last and city councilmen appoint- William Vasvary to succeed him. Iters will continue as superin-nt of the City Water and departments. THE LONG WAIT ANTHONY QUINN • CHARLES COBURN GENE EVANS • PEGGIE CASTLE RELEASED THREE UNITED ARMS with downcast eyes while her attorneys read a deposition Barkef gave them last December. In the paper they told him the marriage filed because "she became the bread winner while you stayed home to take care of the children." In the deposition Barker admitted they both went to a marriage counselor and the doctor advised him to go to work. "I told the doctor one difficulty was she had gotten farther ahead than I, she had become a star," the deposition quoted the tall actor as saying. The deposition showed Barker worked most of 1945 and 1946 but was employed only a few weeks in 1944, 1947 and 1948. She paid most of the bills. Testimony revealed Miss Hayward wanted her husband to have his separate checking account "so he would feel like the head of the family." She gave him money at Christmas and once loaned him $1000, the deposition said. "I told Mrs. Barker of my embarrassment of bills coming in my name and being paid in her name," Barker said in the deposition. "The subject of a joint checking account came up and she said she'd think about it." Attorneys differed as to whether THE LONG WAIT ANTHONY QUINN • CHARLES COBURN GENE EVANS • PEGGIE CASTLE RELEASED THRU LIMITED ARTISTS AND DRUMS ACROSS THE RIVER TECHNICOLOR ANNIE MURPHY-LISA GATE JULIE BETTER-WALTER BROWN WEST COAST Summer Ann • NL. 3-507 Now cont. from 1:15 p.m. CinemaScope Clifton Webb - Jean Peters "3 COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN" and "RACING BLOOD" SHOWS START AT DUSK Pacific DRIVE-IN THEATRES COME AS YOU ARE IN THE FAMILY CAR Orange SECRET OF THE INCAS TECHNICOLOR CHARLTON HESTON ROBERT YOUNG Also In Technicolor "The Saracen Blade" Ricardo Montalban Paulo Danny Kaye HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN Technicolor Mitzi Gaynor "Three Young Texans" — In Color —