anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-20

LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. 1001 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AMENDING ARTICLE IX, CHAPTER 2 OF THE ANAHEIM MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ZONES IN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AND THEREAIN REGULATING THE USE OF LAND, HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS AND YARD SPACES; ADOPTING A MAP SHOWING THE BOUNDARIES OF SAID ZONES; DEFINING THE TERMS USED THEREIN; PROVIDING FOR ADJUSTMENT, AMENDING AND ENFORCEMENT: PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION AND REPEALING ALL SEC-TIONS OR PARTS OF SECTIONS IN CONFLICT THEREWITH. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: WHEREAS, the City Planning Commission of the City of Anaheim did heretofore duly pass and adopt a resolution declaring its intention to change the boundaries of the Television and Radio TOM DANSON'S TV-RADIOLOGIC TVViewing Tips 7:00—U. S. Steel Hour ... 2 7:00—Wednesday PM Fights 7 8:00—Request Performance 4 8:00—Baseball, 9 Angels vs Beavers 8:00—Disneyland ... 7 9:00—TV Theater ... 4 9:00—the Millionaire ... 2 9:30—I've Got A Secret ... 2 10:00—This Is Your Life ... 4 Following rograms are compiled from reports provided by broadcasters. We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part. T.E.D. TELEVISION TONIGHT WEDNESDAY 5:00 P.M. 2-Cartoon Show 4-Pinky Lee 5-Cartoons 7-Al Jarvis 8-News Window 9-Gene Norman 11-Mr. & Mrs. North 13-Design Theater 15-Space Punnies 16-Smokey Rogers 18-Cartoon Express 5:30 2-Little Rascals 3-Frank Webb 4-Uncle Archie 5-Western Feature 7-Jack Owens 11-Boston Blackie 5:50 2-Range Fighter 6-Peverly On 3 4-News, See Hearl 5-Theater 6-Cartoon Express 4.11-News 8-J. Demaret 7:00 P.M. 2-U.S. Steel Hour 3-Disneyland 4-Reserve 5-News 7.8-Wed. Nite Fights 9-The Ruggles 11-My Hero 13-Playhouse 7:15 5-Popular Science 7:30 4-Matt Dennis 9-Candid Camera 10-Superior Holmes 13-The Visitor 7:45 4-News Caravan 7-Travelin' Time 8:00 P.M. 12-Kingdom of Sea 9:30 2.9-I've Got A Secret 7-Masquerade 8-Eddle Cantor 11-Fiashback 13-Deception 10:00 P.M. 5-Sports Time 6-Big Town 7-This Is Your Life 7-Penny To Million 8-Name's Same 11>The Playhouse 13-Times Square 10:30 2.7.8-News 3-Movie 4-Doug Fairbanks 5-Danny Thomas 11-Miss Universe 13-Cruswell Predicts 5-Wrestler's Lament 7-Baseball Fame 9-Weather 13-Playhouse 15 zone or zones hereinafter mentions and described and did fix a time place for the holding of public events therogon in the manner prescribed in Article IX, Chapter of the Anaheim Municipal Code and did duly hold and conduct public hearings to consider proposed change of zone or zone and did receive evidence and reports from persons interested in it and did recommend a change of zones as set forth Resolution(s) No.(8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854-1955 of the City Planning Commission and did adopt Resolution No. (8), 148 -- 1854- TOMORROW THURSDAY A.M. 1:00 A.M. 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KFI – Woman In House. 2:15 KFC – Martin Block. 2:35 KBC – Bammack AFL-Lorenzo Jones. 2:50 KFI – Lone Ranger. 2:65 KFi – Paul Kristian. 2:80 KFi – Russell Ashton. 2:95 KFN – Fred Robbins. 3:00 P.M. KFI – Music. 3:20 KABC – Eddie Cantor. 3:35 KNF – Philip Norman. 3:55 KFJ – Melody Manor. 4:00 P.M. KFI – Andy & Virginia. 4:20 KABC – Hank Weaver. 4:35 KFJ – Lynn's Hwd. 4:55 KFJ – Matinee. 4:75 KFJ – Tello-Fest. 4:90 P.M. KFI – News. 5:15 KFI – Pelton Lewis. 5:35 KFI – Hurritt Wheeler. 5:45 KFI – Hemingway. 6:00 P.M. KFI – Here's Answer. 6:25 KFI – News. 6:45 KFC – Sports Beat CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE WHEN Christie answers knock, he noted that she crying, but that she looked full. That might be a bad idea it might not. He kept her gravely gentle and read "Maybe you don't want to Christie, but I had to tell you sorry I was about your fate." "Thanks, Wayne." Her held no resentment for the encounter, but no warmth. "If it's not been too inquired he persisted, 'what are you now? Are you goin' to Slash T alone? If there thing I can do—" "Thanks, Wayne," she rushed "but my plans take care of thing. I'm getting married. He controlled his face on 'You're a mighty loyal Christie. I hope you'll not sorry." "I won't!" her chin cringed with a snap. "And if you do something, you can't body who asks you that T rabeahad his facts mix story about Kergy and Lionson just ain't so!" "You're sure o that?" "I'm sure!" "Well, I wish you all the Christie. So long." The street was full of RADIO TONIGHT NOTE: Independent Stations Feature Music — News — Sports Daily WEDNESDAY 5:09 P.M. KFI—Pat Bishop KHJ—Sgt. Cannon KABC—News KNX—Ed R. Murrow 6:15 KFI—News KABC-Bill Stern KNX-Carroll Alcott 6:30 KFI—Art Laker KABC-Wm. Winter KNX-News KNX-Tom Harmon 6:45 KFI—News KABC-Bob Garred KNX-Frank Goss KNJ-Sports, News 6:00 P.M. KFI—Elmer Peterson KABC-Vandercook KNX-Terris Reel KHJ-Gabriel Heather 6:15 KFI—Sports Report KABC-P. 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Romance Copyright, 1955, by Universal Radio & TV Syndicate—Tom E. Danson. "You're a mighty loyal Christie. I hope you'll sorry." "I won't!" her chin capped with a snap. "And if you do something, you can't body who asks you that T rabee had his facts mixed story about Kerry and Lionson just ain't so!" "You're sure o' that?" "Tm sure!" "Well, I wish you all the Christie. So long." The street was full of them They were gathered together little, angry, buzzing clumsy swarming bees. It wasn't spot the tall, bearded him arm and drew him aside. "Mr. Cullen, sometimes opened to come into my home something oughta be done but I got personal reason wantin't to be mixed up in sooner my name wasn't en tioned. I figure you're the take care of it." He held out the "wanted The old nester didn't look kept his fiery prophecy searchingly on Cameron's." "Why come to me, Mr on? We ain't on the same." "Because I'm a cat Cameron smiled ruef reason cattlemen and shouldn't be on the same they both believe in law an fair dealin', I do. The name of a man that You're respected sound he why I figured you for the take charge of this. I'll lk your judgment." He thrust the paper into calloused hand and wall without more words, he safely leave the rest to man's fanaticism. But after back to Double Diamond for a second time in dangling a personal feeling judgment. This time it was of Kerry Riordan. That gog tool was costing the trouble than he would. "Somebody ridin' up house, Kerry," said Rusty. Kerry had awakened the noon, drained coe and weak, the fever gone, to see Rusty by his bed. Rusty had or zones hereinafter mentioned described and did fix a time and for the holding of public hearthers in the manner and ascribed in Article IX, Chapter 2 of the Anaheim Municipal Code did duly hold and conduct two hearings to consider such used change of zone on zones did receive evidence and refrom persons interested thereand did recommend a change or ages of zones as set forth in solution No. (8), No. (148) - Series 1955oba City Planning Commission, the Cityoll did fix the 24th day of 1955, as the time, and theoll Chambers in the City Hall the City of Anaheim as thefor a public hearing upon proposed change or changes ofand did give notice thereofuse manner and as provided inArticle IX, Chapter 1 of theAnaheim Municipal Code; andHEREAS, at the time andfixed for said public hearingCity Council did hold and con-such public hearing and didall persons interested thereinappropriate to be heard and did evidences and reportsand theresupon consider the recom-mands and did adopt ResolutionNo. 2791 finding and deter-ning that a change or changesone should be made as set forthaid resolution. CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle ACROSS 1-Allow 2-Yarns 3-Uncooked 4-Nailtime 5-Humilate 6-Turkish officer 7-Electrical measure 8-Tone down 9-Conspirits 10-Chart 11-Insects 12-Ivorye 13-Skillful 14-Children's game 15-Wheel tooth 16-River in Wales 17-King of Bashan Goal 18-Dry 19-Parent (collog.) 20-Meadow 21-Shade tree NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That Article IX, Chapter 2 of theAnahaim Municipal Code establishes zones in the City of Anaheim and therein regulatingthe use of land, height of buildings andyard spaces; adopting a map showingthe boundries of said zone; defining the terms used in saidArticle and Chapter; providing foramendment and enforcementthereof; prescribing penalties for violationand repealing all sectionsor parts of section in conflict therewith" be, and the same is hereby,amended by changing the boundaries of the zones set forth in saidArticle IX, Chapter 2 by adoptinga sectional Zoning Map or Mapsshowing such change or changesas follows: 1. That all of the area situatedin the City of Anaheim, County ofOrange, State of California,described as follows, to wit: The northwest corner of Lincolnand Euclid Avenues, consisting of 180 feet on LincolnAvenue and 160 feet on EuclidAvenue. now is Zone R-A. RESIDENTIALAGRICULTURAL, and that it beconsidered to, and incorporated inC-2. GENERAL COMMERCIALZONE, upon the following conditions: 1. That a 100-foot buildingsetback be allowed on Lincoln Anaheim Bulletin KE. 5-6051 CLASSIFIED INDEX CLASSIFICATION NO. Acresage 39A Apartmentes 80 Automobiles 60 Auto Accessories 63 Auto Kepair-Paint 62 Bicycles - Motorcycles 81 Boats & Equipment 60A Building Materials 57 Business Opportunities 88 Business Property 52 Business Places 61 Cars and Trucks Wanted 64 Dancing Dramasics 19 Farm and Dairy Products 46 Farm Makhinery 50A Avenue for future highwaypurposes. 2. That the building permit besubject to approval by theCity Engineer. SECTION 2. The City Zoning Map shall beand the same is hereby, amendedand the property above describedshall be excluded from the zone inwhich it is now situated and incorporated in and made a partofthe zone as above set forth, andsaid City Zoning Map as amendedis hereby adopted and the City Engineeris hereby directed to preparea sectional zoning map to beadded to the City Zoning Map andinserted in the Anaheim MunicipalCode showing thechangeshereby approved and adopted. SECTION 3. The City Clerk shall certifythe passage of this Ordinance and shallcause the same to be printed onceadoption in the Anaheim Bulletin,a newspaper of general circulation,printed, published and circulatedin said City, and thirty(30)days from and after its finalpassage it shall take effect and be infull force. THE FOREGOING ORDINANCEis approved and signed by methis12th day of July, 1955. CHAS. A. PEARSONMayor of the City of Anaheim. ATTEST: DENE M. WILLIAMSCity Clerk of the City of Anaheim, do hereby certify that the foregoingOrdinance was introduced at a regularmeeting of the City Councilof the City of Anaheim, held on the28th day of June, 1955, and thatthe same was passed and adoptedat a regular meeting of said City Farms and Ranches For Sale - MiscellaneousGarages - Service StationHelp Wanted - FemaleHelp Wanted - M & FHorses - Cattle, Etc.Household AppliancesHousehold FurnitureHouses for Sale Houses to be movedIncome PropertyLivestockWantedLost and FoundLots for SaleMoney to LoanMuzic - ArtMusical InstrumentsPersonal InstructionPersonalsPetsCountry and SuppliesReal Estate ExchangeReal Estate LoansReal Estate WantedResortsRest HomesRoomsRoom and BoardSeeds and PlantsServices RenderedSituations WantedSpecial NoticeStocks, Bonds, MortgagesTelevision - RadioTrailer Park SpacesTransportationTrucks - TrailersWanted InstructonWanted to BorrowWanted to BuyWanted to RentWearing Apparel ANNOUNCEMENT 7. Professional DR. HENRY C. Chiropractic Health SystLICENSE Palmer Gra107 E. Center St.R. Phone KE 5-422 8. Lost and Found FOUND - Set of keys, oneGateway, Inc., and ofermataf them at the Bulletin oLOST - Euff cocker apppletely clipped,"RascacLOST - Sunday night, blaToy Fox Terrier.Award, Lost at 901 No.Mills Dr. KE, 5-5485 THE BOSS OF BROKEN SPUR By—Nick Sumner CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE WHEN Christie answered his knock, he noted that she'd been crying, but that she looked peacefully. That might be a bad sign, or might not. He kept his tone ravely gentle and respectful. Maybe you don't want to see me, Christie, but I had to tell you howorry I was about your father." "Thanks, Wayne." Her manner told no resentment for their last encounter, but no warmth, either. "It it's not bein' too inquisitive," she persisted, "what are your plans now? Are you goin' to run the flash T alone? If there's anything I can do—" "Thanks, Wayne," she repeated, but my plans take care of everything. I'm getting married." He controlled his face carefully. You're a mighty loyal woman, Christie. I hope you'll never be sorry." "I won't!" her chin came up with a snap. "And if you want to do something, you can tell anybody who asks you that Tim Larrabee had his facts mixed. That story about Kerry and Lita Dawson just ain't so!" "You're sure o' that?" "I'm sure!" "Well, I wish you all the luck, Christie. So long." The street was full of nesters. that Rob had gone to Jared Toland's burying, and had told him to stay with Kerry till he got back. "Fella gettin' outa a buckboard," Rusty reported. "Big, heavy-set fella with greyish hair. An'—he's wearin' a star!" "Lacey Parran," Kerry supplied dully. Heavy boots came up the stairs. Lacey's blocky figure filled the doorway, three more figures dim behind him in the shadow of the hall. His ruddy face was sad and uncomfortable, like an old blood-nound's. His eyes travelled over the figure in the bed, came to rest on the one by the window. "Your name Harry Baines?" "Why, yes. Though folks mostly call me Rusty." "I'm sorry, Kerry," the sheriff spoke heavily, "but I gotta take you both in." "What—!" Roused at last, Kerry struggled up on an elbow. "Rusty didn't have anything to do with it—he wasn't even around when Larrabee was shot—" "This isn't for Tim Larrabee," Lacey told him. "I found out you're wanted for a killin' in Dodge." Kerry and Rusty looked dazedly at each other. It had never occurred to either of them that business would follow them this fisted, crossed to the bed—and then, with the quickness that was so astounding in one of his easy-moving habits, he lunged at the sheriff's thick middle. The move almost caught Lacey off-guard, but not quite. His gun barrel chopped down on Rusty's skull, and the cowboy pitched forward across the bed. "He sank for it." Lacey's tone was almost apologetic, and Kerry sensed he wasn't easy in what he was doing. Lacey threw a long shadow. "Don't you try anything, Kerry." "What do you think I could try?" Kerry demanded bitterly. "I've got no gun, I'm weak as a cat—and Rob's not here. You knew that when you picked your time, didn't you?" The sight of Rusty, lying limp across the bed, with blood trickling where the gunbutt had torn his skin, nad roused the heat he hadn't felt for himself. If Rusty had bought a hand in his troubles, he wouldn't be in this fix. He brought grief to everybody he touched—Rob, Christie, and now this loyal friend. But—he clung to the thought as he was being carried down and laid in the buckboard—he and Rusty hadn't done anything. Surely nobody could prove any difference. CHAS. A. PEARSON Mayor of the City of Anaheim. ATTEST: DENE M. WILLIAMS City Clerk of the City of Anaheim, STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE ) am. CITY OF ANAHEIM I. DENE M. WILLIAMS, City Clerk of the City of Anaheim, do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was introduced at a regular meeting of the City Council on the 28th day of June, 1955, and that the same was passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said City Council held on the 12th day of July, 1955, by the following vote of the members thereof: AXES: COUNCILMEN; Pearson, Fry, Schutte and Van Wagoner. NOES: COUNCILMEN: None. ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: Wisser. AND I FURTHER CERTIFY that the Mayor of the City of Anaheim approved and signed said Ordinance on the 12th day of July, 1955. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the City of Anaheim this 12th day of July, 1955. (SEAL) DENE M. WILLIAMS City Clerk of the City of Anaheim (Pub. July 20, 1955) You're a mighty loyal woman, Christie, I hope you'll never be sorry." "I won't!" her chin came up with a snap. "And if you want to do something, you can tell anybody who asks you that Tim Larrabee had his facts mixed. That story about Kerry and Lita Dawson just isn't so!" "You're sure o' that?" "I'm sure!" "Well, I wish you all the luck, Christie. So long." The street was full of nesters. They were gathered together in little, angry, buzzing clumps, like swarming bees. It wasn't hard to spot the tall, bearded figure of Nate Cullen. Cameron touched his arm and drew him aside. "Mr. Cullen, something happened to come into my hands that something oughta be done about, but I got personal reasons for not wanting to be mixed up in it. I'd sooner my name wasn't even mentioned. I figure you're the man to take care of it." He held out the "wanted" notice. The old nester didn't look at it. He kept his fiery prophet's eyes searchingly on Cameron's face. "Why come to me, Mr. Cameron? We ain't on the same side." "Because I'm a cattleman?" Cameron smiled ruefully. "No reason cattlemen and farmers shouldn't be on the same side, if they both believe in law an order an fair dealin'. I do. You've got the name of a man that does, too. You're respected sound here. That's why I figured you for the man to take charge of this. I'll leave it to your judgment." He thrust the paper into the big, calloused hand and walked away without more words. He could safely leave the rest to the old man's fanaticism. But as he rode back to Double Diamond, he was for a second time in danger of letting a personal feeling cloud his judgment. This time it was dislike of Kerry Riordan. That good-looking tool was coating him more trouble than he was worth. "Somebody ridin' up to the house, Kerry," said Rusty. Kerry had awakened this afternoon, drained and weak, but with the fever gone, to see Rusty sitting by his bed. Rusty had explained "What—!" Roused at last, Kerry struggled up on an elbow. "Rusty didn't have anything to do with it—the wasn't even around when Larry bee was shot—" "This isn't for Tim Larrabee," Lacey told him. "I found out you're wanted for a killin' in Dodge." Kerry and Rusty looked dazedly at each other. It had never occurred to either of them that business would follow them this far. "Who told you?" Kerry demanded. "Nate Cullen." "Cullen! How would he know?" "He had the wanted notices. Wouldn't say where he got 'em, but that don't matter. They're genuine. You denyin' it?" "No, but—" Kerry's head was swimming. He held himself up with an effort. "We didn't kill anybody—" "That's for the law in Dodge to decide. My job's to take you in an hold you till I hear from them. I'm an officer o' the law, Kerry," Lacey argued unhappily. "I got my sworn duty t' do." "You can't take Kerry," Rusty spoke mildly. "The doc said he wasn't in no shape t' move—" "I know.I brought a buckboard. We'll carry him down careful. It won't hurt him." "You c'n leave him here," Rusty said in the same mild tone. "Think he's goin' t run away in the shape he's in?" "I've got my duty," Lacey repeated, and moved toward the bed. Rusty's good-humored face didn't change, but his hand went toward his gun-belt where he'd laid it on the table when he came in. Instantly the sheriff's gun covered him. "Don't try to give me any trouble, Baines." "It's all right, Rusty," Kerry urged. "Let him take me—and then remembered minercably that Lacey had come to take Rusty, too." We didn't kill Wharton," he argued desperately, as much to himself as to his friend. "They can't prove we did." "Reckon that's right," Rusty agreed easily. He watched with an impassive face as Lacey, gun still across the bed, with blood trickling where the gunbutt had torn his skin, and rudged the heat he hadn't felt for himself. If Rusty hadn't bought a hand in his troubles, he wouldn't be in this fix. He brought grief to everybody he touched—Rob, Christie, and now this loyal friend. But—he clung to the thought as he was being carried down and laid in the buckboard—he and Rusty hadn't done anything. Surely nobody could prove any different. To put up a fight against the law would only spell more trouble for Rob. But somewhere in this mixed-up world there must be some such thing as justice. Kerry twisted on the hard jail cot, trying to find some comfort for the ache in his wounded side. From the silence in the next cell, he guessed Rusty was sleeping the sleep of the just, and he envied him. He kept remembering the crowd he'd glimpsed through the window as the buckboard drew up in front of the jail. Nesters and their women, most of them in the home- Sunday clothes he supposed they'd put on for Tim Larrabee's burying, drawn up in a silence more chilling than shouts or threats, watching his progress with a stern, righteous triumph. In his memory, most of the faces blurred together, a crowd-face drained of personality, the same look stamped on every set of features. Only old Nate Cullen's stood out, with his beard and his fiery prophet's eyes. He heard two horses clattering up to the front of the jail, a pounding at the door, and Lacey's heavy step going to open it. His cell was at the back of the building, and at first he could only hear voices without making out words. He listened with only a dull curiosity till one of the voices swelled with anger, a tone he knew. The voices stopped, and he heard Lacey's tread approaching the cells. Other steps accompanied his, whose sound brought Kerry upright, hardly noticing the pain the abrupt movement caused him. "You awake, Kerry? Visitor for you—it ain't regular, but you can talk to her a few minutes." (To Be Continued) Wednesday, July 20, 1955 Anaheim (Cal.) 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