anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-13

Land Exchange Plan Discussed By School Board Dr. E. H. Kersten's proposal to exchange property with the City School district at the Horace Mann School site came up for considerable discussion yesterday but action on the proposal was held over until a later meeting when Principal Benn Mattox and Miss Adah Wilcox physical education consultant, could be present. The proposal, to exchange property at the rear or west of the Horace Mann school grounds was made several weeks ago by Dr. Kersten. The physician hopes to build a medical center on La Palma between Palm St. and Citron St., if the exchange can be made, according to Attorney Claude Owens who represented Dr. Kersten yesterday. Pointed Out A letter from Miss Wilcox, pointing out the disadvantages of lengthening the school property was presented the board which in turn heard Owens' answers to the points brought out against the plan by Miss Wilcox. However, in fairness to Miss Wilcox the board said that no further action on the proposal would be made until she and Mattox could be present to present in person their views on the plan. Arguments against the proposal as presented by Miss Wilcox and endorsed by Superintendent Paul Cook, listed: difficulty in supervising such a long, relatively narrow area, and that the area would not lend itself to a good layout of courts and playground equipment. Arguments for the plan, as presented the safety factor of MINIATURE FREEWAY—Workmen speed construction on the miniature freeway at Disneyland where youngsters up to 90 years will have a chance to test their driving skill. Complete with overpass and underpass, the four-lane divided highway Turncoats Seasick as Ship Hits Typhoon Edge By WILLIAM D. MILLER United Press Staff Correspondent ABOARD THE PRESIDENT CLEVELAND AT SEA — Three ex-GI turncoats became miserably seasick today when their ocean liner ran into the fringe of a typhoon 160 miles south of Oklnawa. While the SS President Cleveland pitched and tossed in a choppy sea, the turncoats lay whitefaced and silent in their third-class dormitory bunks. The three — William A. Cowart, 22, Dalton, Ga., Lewis W. Griggs, 22, Jacksonville, Tex., and Otho G. Bell, 24, Olympia, Wash. — are on their way to San Francisco. After refusing repatriation at the Arguments against the proposal as presented by Miss Wilcox and endorsed by Superintendent Paul Cook, listed: difficulty in supervising such a long, relatively narrow area, and that the area would not lend itself to a good layout of courts and playground equipment. Arguments for the plan, as presented the safety factor of access to Horace Mann from Citron street instead of busy Palm Street and proximity to the medical center and the planned air raid shelter in its basement to be made available by Dr. Kersten. Trustees asked Owens to return at a later meeting when Miss Wilcox and Mattox would be present and indicated a compromise might be made if the present plan is not agreeable to the board. City School Trustees Okay Budget, Salaries Action by the Anaheim City School District Board of Trustees yesterday included the adoption of the new budget as presented earlier last month and approval of the employment, salaries and classification of non-certificated employees of the district for the coming school year. Also approved was the purchase of a truck for $695 from Cone Chevrolet in Fullerton, and the calling for bids for van-type truck. Bids will be opened at 8 p.m. Aug. 4. Dr. John Miller was authorized The three — William A. Cowart, 22, Dalton, Ga., Lewis W. Griggs, 22, Jacksonville, Tex., and Otho G. Bell, 24, Olympia, Wash. — are on their way to San Francisco. After refusing repatriation at the Panmunjom prisoner of war exchange, finally they decided they would rather come home to an uncertain future than live under Communism. Since leaving Hong Kong, they have spent their time quietly aboard ship. They appear bored. Occasionally, they have taken an occasional drink in the third-class lounge, but most of the time they have just lain in their bunks. Other passengers have often seen Griggs alone on deck, apparently praying. The three have only the clothing they are wearing with them — open shirts, slacks, shoes and windbreakers. Cowart said Tuesday that the Chinese people are beginning "passive resistance" to the Communist regime. to take care of first aid for pupils injured while under the care of the district. His annual salary was set at $450. Trustees voted to wait until all board members were present to vote on a recommendation that the Superintendent be appointed secretary of the Board of Education. Dr. Niels Boege was the absent member at yesterday's meeting. BIG MOMENT — Second Lieutenant Leonard J. Weaver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Weave, 225 East Cypress St., prepare to make his fifth parachute jump with the famed 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg N. C. He wears his main parachute on his back, his reserve chute and combat pack on the front, and on the left in canvas container, his rifle. This jump marks the end of five-weeks training period qualify him as a paratrooper. Lt. Weaver graduated from Anaheim Union High School attended Fullerton Junior College for two years, after which entered the Army, in 1952. SELLING Is Our Business You will always find the "BEST BUYS" in the Real Estate Market 5c CALIFORNIA 5c REAL ESTATE NEWS New 2-Bdrm. Near Mar Vista—$2000 D Six 2-Bedroom Units, Brentwood—See These—$16,500 D 2-Story Duplex, Sunset Park—$1500 Dow 2-Bedroom Home With Apt.—Home & Income—$1500 D CALIFORNIA Realty Exchange Group Sales and Business Property SALES EXCHANGES need construction on the new youngsters up to 90 driving skill. Complete lane divided highway will be open to qualified youngsters who will drive small autos such as seen in the right center foreground around the mile and one-quarter of modern, illuminated highway. (Bulletin photo) Bank of America To Open Branch In Disneyland In a setting of old-time teller wickets, brass hatracks, a rolltop desk, shiny cuspidors and Gay Ninety's costumes, Bank of America will open the doors of its new branch in the town square of the magic kingdom of Disneyland in Southern California next Monday morning. “There will even be an 1880 typewriter in first class working order,” said Frank M. Dana, vice president operations at the San Francisco headquarters of the bank. “But the banking service offered will be modern in Claim for $75,000 Filed Against City School District A claim for $75,000 against the school district for injuries to a child on one of the district’s playgrounds was reported to trustees yesterday by Superintendent Paul Cook. The claim was for injuries to the eye of Michael Mack, 11, 1883 Almond St. by his mother, Mrs. Faith Spacensky who claimed her child was struck in the eye with a baseball while participating in a recreation department program at Lincoln school April 14. Anaheim Bulletin OMENT — Second Lieutenant Leonard J. Weaver, son r. and Mrs. Ben J. Weaver, East Cypress St., prepared make his fifth parachute with the famed 82nd Airce Division at Fort Bragg, He wears his main paraneon on his back, his reserve and combat pack on the back, and on the left in a as container, his rifle, jump marks the end of a weeks training period to fly him as a paratrooper. Weaver graduated from Helim Union High School, added Fullerton Junior Collor two years, after which reced the Army, in 1952. SCHOOL GETS CLEARANCE SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Yorba Linda elementary school today had clearance from the County Board of Supervisors for construction of a multi-purpose building on the northeast corner of Yorba Linda Blvd. and Eureka Ave. The claim was for injuries to the eye of Michael Mack, 11, 1883 Almond St. by his mother, Mrs. Faith Spacensky who claimed herchild was struck in the eye with a baseball while participating in a recreation department program at Lincoln school April 14. Anaheim Bulletin 123 S. Lemon St., Anaheim. Calif. 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