anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-19

Deny Variance for Anaheim Market With Off-Sale Liquor Department Plans to establish a food market with an off-sale liquor department at 2015-2025 Anaheim-Olive Road were thwarted yesterday when the City Planning Commission voted unanimously to deny the permit. Harold Morse and Maurice McAlister, of Los Angeles, sought the variance. Ed Brunet, 327 South Lemon St., acted as spokesman during the hearing. Two property owners from the immediate area appeared before the planners to voice objections to the liquor department part of the request. They cited traffic hazards and told the Commission that there are sufficient off-sale liquor stores in Anaheim at the present time. They also pointed out that the planners had vetoed a variance at their July 5 meeting for an off-sale liquor store west of Placentia avenue. Applicants receiving the Planning Commission's approval for their variances were: Gets Okay Mrs. Esther P. O'Donnell, 2119 Catalpa St., for permission to erect a one bedroom duplex at the northwest corner of Pearl street and Carleton avenue. The planners approved the request on the grounds that the duplex will face Carleton avenue which is a half street and deadends at the property line. The area is zoned R-2, two-family residential, however, because there is an existing house on the property, a variance for an R-3, multiple family, had to be secured. Arthur H. Shipkey, 424 North East St., to cut two lots from a parcel of property at the southeast corner of East Sycamore and North East streets and waiver the 70-foot frontage requirement. The planners made the approval subject to the payment of $25 for each of the two lots, engineering requirements and the deeding of property for the future widening of East Sycamore street. Eugenie N. Marvin, 103 South Clementine St., to cut off a lot from property located at 1008-1014 West North St., and waiver of the 70-foot frontage requirement. The approval carried the stipulation that $25 for the lot, for the park and recreation fund, be paid and a record of survey filed. Cuts Lot R. L. Martin, 1439 East Broadway, to also cut off a lot, 75 by 130 feet, from his property which also carried the $25 assessment and requirement that record of survey be filed. Reality Engineering Co., 1085 North Palm St., to waiver the 7200 square-foot lot size requirement on certain lots within their subdivision at the southwest corner of East Sycamore and North East streets. The property is presently zoned Stop Rheumatism Arthritis Pains Don't Suffer Another Minute! No matter how many remedies you have tried or where your achs and pains may be—anywhere from head to foot, PAYNE'S FORMULA should help you! You must get prompt relief and nonceable improvement the first bottle or your money back is guaranteed! PAYNE'S FORMULA succeeds in so many cases because it works internally through the entire bone and muscular system! Medication reaches every joint and muscle in the body—the first dose usually starts carving pain so you can work, sleep and live in greater comfort. Get PAYNE'S FORMULA now. Try it today. McCOY DRUG CO. 110 W. Center St., KE. 5-2509 R. L. Martin, 1439 East Broadway, to also cut off a lot, 75 by 230 feet, from his property which also carried the $25 assessment and requirement that record of survey be filed. Reality Engineering Co., 1085 North Palm St., to waiver the 7200 square-foot lot size requirement on certain lots within their subdivision at the southwest corner of East Sycamore and North East streets. The property is presently zoned R-3 and the applicant made the variance request "on account of the city's requirement that Rose street and Bush street be lined-up with the extension of these streets to the north cutting some footage from certain lots." The variance application of Mrs. Clyde B. Schlund, 10231 South West St., was dropped because a check of her property disclosed that it is in county territory, therefore outside the city planners' jurisdiction. Mrs. Schlund sought permission to erect a service station at the northeast corner of Winston Road and South West street. The city limits run immediately in front of the property along Winston Road. Boy Commits Suicide Over Loss of Dog REDONDO BEACH (UP)—An eleven-year-old boy, saddened because his dog had to be destroyed, was found hanged by an electric cord in a sewer excavation, police reported today. Robert Crawford's body was found Monday after a playmate ran for help because he threatened to hang himself. The boy's father, J. C. Crawford, said the dog was killed because it had an incurable disease. Protestors cited a number of reasons why they objected to the reclassification. Namely, it creased traffic, devaluation of property values, noise, would save a precedent, more children for the schools and non-permanent residents. Delmar, Bill and Dick Pebble indicated to the planners and the protestors their willingness to cooperate in working out a sanity factory arrangement with a concerned. Two other reclassifications... I Know Who the "MYSTERY MERCHANTS" Are FREE MONEY! Watch Saturday's July 23 Anaheim Bulletin MONDAY, JULY 25th 6-9 P.M. IN ANAHEIM WORD—City of Anaheim swimming pool life guard Russell Kinney gets the word on Air Reserve jet fighters from Commander Ralph Wines, USNR, principal of Western for High School. Principal, Lifeguard Part of Air Reserve Western Junior High School principal Ralph Wines is getting a wonderful opportunity to check on a prospective teacher this week. Trailer Park O Expansion Okay A request by the Grove Trailer Park on Palm street to enlarge theent park by 12 spaces in the City Planning Commission approval recommendationthe matter was referredby the Orange County BCommission. The planners made themendation on the groundnational trailer spaces forvisiting Disneyland were needed at the trailer parnthe planners also recorded to the County Plannera proposed 20-acre shopperat the southwest coKatella and Euclid ave denied enlarging their siacres because 20 acres w sufficient and that the tional acres might be p more shops instead ofas indicated on the plot The denial recommendatioalso based on the fact thawas a 40-acre shoppingrecently approved by theheim City Council for the west corner of Katella and street. Magnolia School Districceived the planners greeto build a school at Mand Cerritos avenues. Trict asked the local comforkor their recommendationstruction can begin immeand because the area isthe process of being annethe city. Hughes Sells RKO to General Tire Comp LAS VEGAS, Nev. (U) ans to Build Apartments Here is Snag in Planning Commission ans to build apartments on five lots on West South street of their subdivision of 29 lots, the Pebley brothers, Delrill and Dick, 800 West North St., faced special problems following yesterday's City Planning Commission meeting. the brothers received the planners' approval on their variquesting a waiver of the frontage requirements in contact on West South St., on South Lemon a n d streets. They also reapproval for their tentatact map subject to the amount of $25 for acquisition and recreation sites and bringing. However, their recitation petition ran into Ask Rezoning brothers asked that the mont lots be rezoned from single family residential, to multiple-family residential. ending property owners, living on South Helena appeared to protest the g. bearing long arguments both sides, the planners withhold their decision due Aug. 1 meeting pendheck of all the addresses of the two petitions. There were a total names on the petitions. restors cited a number of why they objected to classification. Namely, intraffic, devaluation of y values, noise, would set ident, more children for ools and non-permanent s. r, Bill and Dick Pebley d to the planners and the ers their willingness to te in working out a satty arrangement with all ed. other reclassifications to come before the planners yesterday were also held over for further study. Prudential Homes, 14371 Anaheim-Olive Road, had requested that the southeast corner of North Placentia and East La Palma avenues be rezoned from C-1, neighborhood commercial, and R-A, re-sidential-agriculture, to C-2, general commercial, to permit the construction of a large shopping center. However, no plans were submitted with the request and the planners also indicated a concern over the extension of some streets and the revisions of the firm’s tract maps. Therefore, they voted to hold the matter until Aug. 1. L. W. Webb, 11022 Broadway, requested by the southeast corner of Broadway and Euclid be rezoned from R-A to C-1 with the exception of a 150 by 150-foot parcel on the corner to be zoned C-2 to permit the exection of a service station. A spokesman said that the developer intends to build small shops and some R-3 dwellings with swimming pool on the five-acre property. The commission voted to hold the matter until Aug. 1 so that plans can be submitted giving some indication of what type of development is contemplated. The planners indicated a growing reluctance to rezone corner properties to commercial since having already rezoned some, no development has yet been started on most of them. The feeling was that the reclassifications are being requested for speculative purposes to which they object. 24 Miners Die in Principal, Lifeguard Part of Air Reserve Western Junior High School principal Ralph Wines is getting a wonderful opportunity to check on a prospective teacher this week. He is on two weeks training duty with Russell Kinney, who has only one more semester at Long Beach State College before he starts teaching. Both are part of the more than 4000 men and women who train and fly one weekend a month at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station, and are in Fallon, Nevada, with Naval Air Reserve Fighting Squadron 773. Kinney, a life guard and swimming instructor with the City of Anaheim, is an aviation mechanic. Commander Wines, a member of the Wing Staff and former commanding officer of the fighter squadron, is giving the pilots their periodic instrument flying check. Miss Universe Beauty Pageant Begins Tonight LONG BEACH, Calif. (UP) — Judging in the Miss Universe beauty pageant starts tonight when contest officials select from among 43 American candidates semi-finalists for the title of Miss United States. Miss U.S.A., who will compete with foreign beauties for the Miss Universe title later this week, will be crowned tomorrow night. Miss Universe eliminations begin Thursday night and five finalists will compete for the top title Friday night. Contest officials said they would announce today the most popular girl in last Sunday’s pageant parade here. All contestants in the contest, most of whom had never seen a movie studio before, yesterday visited Universal-International Studio which helps sponsor the contest and will offer film contracts to the winner and the four runners-up. They were escorted from stage by Tony Curtis, Rock Hudson; Jeff Chandler; Victor Mature and numerous other U-I stars. Hughes Sells RKO to General Tire Company LAS VEGAS, Nev. (Ullionaire Howard Hughes’ RKO-Radio Pictures, Inc., to the General Tire and Co. for 25 million dollars a deal believed to be the single financial transaction history of the motion picture dustry. An announcement said p is due to be made by cl July 25. The transaction w lieved to be one of the cash sales by an individual history of American finan ce. The contract was signed Hughes and Thomas J. vice president of the rubber pany and president of O Teleradio, Inc., and Mutual casting System, which are diaries of General Tire ar ber. The studio will be taken by General Teleradio. The owner also will acquire co about 400 old films and son ones. It was believed they be shown on the Mutual sion Network. O’Neill said no immediate sonel changes were planned result of the change of own The planners indicated a growing reluctance to rezone corner properties to commercial since having already rezoned some, no development has yet been started on most of them. The feeling was that the reclassifications are being requested for speculative purposes to which they object. 24 Miners Die in Red Uranium Mine BERLIN. (UP)—Twenty four miners were killed and 96 were injured when fire broke out in a Communist East German uranium mine, the Soviet zone radio announced today. The radio broadcast said the disaster happened in a mine at Nieder-Schlema in the Soviet zone province of Saxony. Opera Soprano Weds Surgery Professor HOLLYWOOD (UP)—Famed opera soprano Dorothy Kirsten honeymoored today with her third husband, Dr. John Douglas French, professor of surgery at the UCLA medical school. The ceremony was performed yesterday at the Congregational Church of nearby San Marino by Dr. Bertrand D. Crist. About 100 close friends of the couple attended the wedding. It was the second time Miss Kirsten has wed a doctor. Her second husband, Dr. Eugene Chapman, died 18 months ago. She was divorced previously from Edward M. Oakes, New York radio producer. It was the first marriage for French. OLD ROCKS DATED An elaborate new apparatus for determining the amount of a "fossil" element in rocks now permits University of California scientists to learn the ages of materials that were formed between 100 million years ago and the time when the universe was created. Masonry Contractor Fireplaces, Block Walls Residential, Small Commercial JIM WHEELUS 1730 Redwood, Anaheim KE. 5-9892 Trailer Park Gets Expansion Okayed A request by the Orange Grove Trailer Park on South Palm street to enlarge the present park by 12 spaces received the City Planning Commission's approval recommendation when the matter was referred to them by the Orange County Planning Commission. The planners made the recommendation on the grounds additional trailer spaces for tourists visiting Disneyland would be needed at the trailer park. The planners also recommended to the County Planners that they proposed 20-acre shopping center at the southwest corner of Katella and Euclid avenues be enlarging their site to 30 acres because 20 acres would be sufficient and that the 10 additional acres might be put into more shops instead of parking indicated on the plot plans. The denial recommendation was also based on the fact that there was a 40-acre shopping center recently approved by the Anaheim City Council for the northwest corner of Katella and West Street. Magnolia School District received the planners green light to build a school at Magnolia and Cerritos avenues. The district asked the local commission for their recommendation so construction can begin immediately and because the area is now in the process of being annexed to the city. Hughes Sells RKO to General Tire Company LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP)—Millman Jr., 32, stopped to investigate touched the car, and was killed also. Police said a 110-volt electric line was knocked down during a rainstorm and fell on the automobile charging it with current. Boy Tells How Four Were Rined Coming to His Aid in Freak Mishap ALEXANDRIA, La. (UP) — A 10-year-old boy told today of a freak accident in which his father, his sister, a friend and a passing motorist were killed one by one as they came to his assistance. The boy, Willie L. Voorhies Jr., said his family had been visiting friends and were preparing to leave Monday night in the family automobile. Willie went first to the car and was stunned by an electric charge when he touched the metal body of the automobile. Willie's father, Willie L. Voorhies Sr., 32, rushed to help him and was killed when he touched the car. Linda Carolyn Voorhies, 6, a sister of the injured boy, touched the car and she too was killed. The next victim was William L. Brassette, 31, at whose home the Voorhies had been visiting. A passing motorist, E. Tillman Jr., 32, stopped to investigate, touched the car, and was killed also. Police said a 110-volt electric line was knocked down during a rainstorm and fell on the automobile charging it with current. 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