anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-30

A-6—Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin Thursday, April 30, 1959 Dunes Annex Sought SANTA ANA (OCNS) — County supervisors almost gave their blessings Tuesday to the annexation of Newport Dunes to the City of Newport Beach, but the action was delayed by a question of taxes. Newport Dunes is on county owned property that is included in Newport Beach’s “Second Addition to the Jamboree Road Annex.” The proposed addition to the city is uninhabited, and requires only the agreement of the property owner. After a half hour discussion, the Board of Supervisors were ready for the question. Supervisor Claire Nelson moved approval of the annexation move, but Willis Warner then brought up the question of whether the county would have to pay property taxes to the city. No one knew for sure, so the motion was withdrawn, and the matter referred to the county counsel. When the subject was first brought up, Supervisor Cy Featherly protested that the annexation would entitle the city, instead of the county, to a penny of the sales tax upon each dollar taken in by Newport Dunes. Supervisors Warner, William Hirstein, and Nelson argued that the board had been in favor of this division of sales tax when the state sales tax law was passed. Nelson asserted that it is the best interest of Newport Beach for the Newport Dunes to be under local control. “The Board of Supervisors should set a good example and not oppose this move,” he said. A SPECTACULAR OFFER IN WRITING! Sheaffer Special STUDENTS ONLY Limited Time Only $3.44 VALUE Includes $2.95 Sheaffer Skripset and Fountain Pen, 49c Package of 5 Skrip Cartridges, Handwriting Improvement Booklet. 75¢ Includes $2.95 Sheaffer Skripset and Fountain Pen, 49c Package of 5 Skrip Cartridges, Handwriting Improvement Booklet. Leak-proof, unbreakable Skrip cartridges can be carried in pocket or purse. You can refill your Skripset pen right in the classroom. Just flip out the empty, flip in the new! SHEAFFER'S DON'T FORGET MOTHER'S DAY MAY 10TH Stationers 1151 QUADWAY WHITTIER QUAD BROADWAY-ANAHEIM SHOPPING CENTER VACUUM CLEANER Parts-Repairs Parts-Repairs HOSES DISPOSAL BAGS BRUSHES CORD FILTERS BELTS NEW MOTORS CARBON BRUSHES ARMATURES To Mention a Few ELECTROLUX KIRBY HOOVER GENERAL ELECTRIC APEX EUREKA LEWYT WESTINGHOUSE COMPACT AIRWAY KENMORE And Many More FREE ESTIMATES FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. SEW-VAC MARKET 12171 S. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM Call PR 4-8200 Corner Ball & Los Angeles, Market Basket Shopping Center Lower Earnings By Kaiser Chemie OAKLAND, Calif. Aluminum & Chemical reported today earnings for the first 1959 were $3,476,000, $8,419,000 for the same year. The first quarter of 31, 1959. D.A. Rhoades, vice and general manager lower earnings were completion of govern contracts, lower price aluminum and aluminum and higher depreciation reflecting new facility. Booze Driving Net $1100 for SANTA ANA (OC) than $1,100 was collected off Orange County mixed liquor and drug fendant appeared Ana-Orange Municipal the processing of the Marlin A. Mills, 22, St., Garden Grove, fine for a drunk drive Santa Ana April 6. was suspended for 90. Also suffering the were Roy D. Waites, St. Andrews, and C wood, 62, of 216 E. Santa Ana. Jose G. Gonzales, Jackson, Santa Ana, $350 for a drunk off The man was also d a license. All the defendants fore Judge David F FINISHING TOUCHES — Workmen are putting the finishing touches on the Submarine Voyage beneath the Seven Seas, one of the three major submarines. More than 1,000 fish, mermaids, sea serpants, the Lost Continent of Atlantis and the Polar Ice Cap are also being created. Other high- Use the Proposal By Orange County Newspaper A proposed "Juvenile care" provide care for children in need of institutionalized described in the "Proposal a monthly publication of the Orange County Proposal department. The April addition of caption discussed the poor converting the old Juvenile In Santa Ana — to be rea modern facility at the County Hospital — into a nile Home. Purpose of the facility to provide prolonged treatment delinquent children, preschool department has been used and institutions in the La area. Overcrowded facilities closed many of these Orange County use, it plained. Historically in California children in need of care their homes were provided in institutions. Through development of various programs is provided for or foster homes, ranches, other such facilities. Each of the facilities for a certain group of y Some children, it was on the article, need the care furnished in a forest while others are in need living situation such as posed juvenile home. The idea for the home focused with Superior J neeth Morrison, Judge of FINISHING TOUCHES — Workmen are putting the finishing touches on the Submarine Voyage beneath the Seven Seas, one of the three major features in Disneyland’s $6-million expansion opening in June. Here in the “Graveyard of Sunken Ships,” priceless jewels, gold coins and other objects will be viewed from eight air-conditioned submarines. More than 1,000 fish, mermaids, sea serpants, the Lost Continent of Atlantis and the Polar Ice Cap are also being created. Other highlights of Disneyland’s greatest development since opening are 14-story high Matterhorn Mountain and the Disneyland - Alweg Monorail System. Plea to Free Bonelli Prepared in Mexico MEXICO CITY (UPI)—Antonio Guerra, Mexican attorney for William G. Bonelli, said today he was drafting a letter to President Lopez Mateos to ask the chief executive’s intervention to secure Bonelli—a release from Lecumberri Prison. Bonelli, a former member of the California Equalization Board, was sought for extradition by the U.S. State Department to answer Riverside County Grand Jury indictments on two charges of receiving bribes in connection with the dispensation of liquor licenses. Bonelli was arrested Oct. 6, 1958. On Dec. 16, 1958, a federal judge recommended against his extradition on the basis that the punishment for bribery is not punishable equally in the United States and Mexico. Equal punishment is a condition stipulated by the antiquated U.S.-Mexico extradition treaty. The case then went to the legal section of the Foreign Relations Ministry for the preparation of a brief to be delivered to the president of the republic for final action. The brief has not yet been prepared, according to Guerra. The Mexican attorney said he believed it was illegal to retain a man in prison so long when the legal phase of his case had been completed. Lower Earnings Told By Kaiser Chemical OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI)—Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation reported today that its net earnings for the first quarter of 1959 were $3,476,000, compared to Anaheim Men Promoted In Bank Offices Two Anaheim residents were promoted to top level assignments at Bank of America’s new Westminster branch, opening May 15. It was announced by John A. Minnehan, vice-president and head of personnel for Southern California. Howard L. Belz of 421 N. Resh St., has been named manager. Robert C. Thompson of 715 W. South St., will be second officer of the branch. Belz, a native of Nebraska, goes to his new post from South Santa Ana branch, where he has been general lending officer for the last two years. He had previously spent most of his career at the Anaheim branch, where he started as bookkeeper in 1946 and became an officer in 1956. In community activities, Belz is a member of Anaheim Elks Club, Booster Club, and Knights of Columbus, and a board member of Santa Ana Lions Club. He and his wife, Marian, have two sons: David, 9, and Garee, 6. Thompson, second officer at Westminster, is also well known here, being on the board of deacons of the Anaheim First Baptist Church, and a member of the Santa Ana PTA. He is also an Anaheim Recreation Department umpire. Born, raised, and educated in Ohio, Thompson came to California and joined the bank as a teller in Los Angeles in 1946. He has held junior officer rank at the Norwalk branch for the past three years. During World War II, he served in the Navy and received the submarines. More than 1,000 fish, mermaids, sea serpants, the Lost Continent of Atlantis and the Polar Ice Cap are also being created. Other highlights of Disneyland’s greatest development since opening are 14-story high Matterhorn Mountain and the Disneyland - Alweg Monorail System. Boeing Predicts Super Jet Transport Planes LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Jet transports cruising at three to five times the speed of sound may be in use within a decade. That was the prediction of Dr. T.G. Hanks, director of health and safety for the Boeing Airplane Co., in a professional session of the Aerospace Medical Association. Hanks said he believed all major airlines had study programs underway for development of supersonic crafts that would make present-day jets seem slow in comparison. Termites in Anaheim Home Bring Lawsuit By Orange County News Service Termites discovered in an Anaheim home at 717 Clementine is the reason for a suit filed in superior court by J. Richard Rivers and his wife, Dianne. The couple claims they intended to purchase the home from Charles and Lucille Webster through their agents. The home was described to be in good condition and reportedly had been termite treated within the past year by the defendants, it was explained. However, in February the plaintiffs discovered the dwelling had been damaged by the insects. They asked the court to stop the transactions. Dan Dailey Residence Burgled of Bracelet Natural gas deliveries day through the five acre mile long, $750,000 piped by Southern Counties pany to supply gas to the mitos steam electric plant of Southern California Company. The 30-inch diameter runs from a point near Blvd. east of San Gabriel generally southward to Co. property, was consigned by Southern Counties by P-line Construction Company Angeles, as contractor. The pipeline is designed for Edison Company plumbing ultimate requirements 225 million cubic feet of plus other needs contained in the future. Supplies of Long Beach Municipal apartment are also benefited by the line. The line was considered bring to the Edison plant quantities of gas to steam electric generation to utilize greater amount fuel, particularly during critical periods. Two Stanton Police Officers Attend Stanton police office Boudreau and Don Diedened a communication program by Station Garden Grove police station day night. Station 50 monitors all dio stations in Orange Communications office Medley, explained planning discrepancies in all improvements in channels calls. Added feature was a Frank Currier, Sheriff’sotics Division, on narcotics and samples of na Monthly meetings here. Lower Earnings Told By Kaiser Chemical OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI)—Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation reported today that its net earnings for the first quarter of 1959 were $3,476,000, compared to $6,419,000 for the same period last year. The first quarter ended March 31, 1959. D.A. Rhoades, vice president and general manager, said the lower earnings were the result of completion of government supply contracts, lower price levels for aluminum and aluminum products and higher depreciation charges reflecting new facilities in operation. Booze Driving Fines Net $1100 for Court SANTA ANA (OCNS) — More than $1,100 was collected in fines off Orange County drivers who mixed liquor and driving. The defendant appeared in the Santa Ana-Orange Municipal Court for the processing of their cases. Marlin A. Mills, 22, of 14322 Taft St., Garden Grove, paid a $263 fine for a drunk driving offense in Santa Ana April 6. Her license was suspended for 90 days. Also suffering the same fate were Roy D. Walters, 40, of 1506 W. St. Andrews, and Charles P. Atwood, 62, of 216 E. Shelton both of Santa Ana. Jose G. Gonzales, 30, of 14932 Jackson, Santa Ana, paid a fine of $350 for a drunk offense April 4. The man was also driving without a license. All the defendants appeared before Judge David French. For Amateurs Only NEW YORK (UPI) — Rodeo rules ban professional officials and require every judge to be an active rodeo contestant. Dan Dailey Residence Burgled of Bracelet CHATSWORTH, Calif. (UPI) — Actor Dan Dailey's wife, Gwen, reported to police Tuesday the theft from their home of a diamond and platinum bracelet valued at $4,500. Mrs. Dailey said the bracelet containing more than 100 diamonds totaling 12 carats was last seen in her Jewel box last month. GAIR'S Shoes 174 W. CENTER STREET In Downtown Anaheim This is the legal phase of his case had been completed. Use for Juvenile Hall Proposed by County By Orange County News Service A proposed "Juvenile Home" to provide care for children who are in need of institutionalization is described in the "Probation-eer," a monthly publication issued by the Orange County Probation Department. The April addition of the publication discussed the possibility of converting the old Juvenile Hall in Santa Ana — to be replaced by a modern facility at the Orange County Hospital — into the Juvenile Home. Purpose of the facility would be to provide prolonged treatment of delinquent children, presently, the department has been using schools and institutions in the Los Angeles area. Overcrowded facilities have closed many of these schools to Orange County use, it was explained. Historically in California most children in need of care outside their homes were provided care in institutions. Through the development of various programs, treatment is provided for children in foster homes, ranches, camps and other such facilities. Each of the facilities provides for a certain group of youngsters. Some children, it was outlined in the article, need the individual care furnished in a foster home, while others are in need of a group living situation such as the proposed juvenile home. The idea for the home was discussed with Superior Judge Kenneth Morrison, Judge of the Juvenile Court, and with members of the probation committee, and all went along with the proposal. It was felt the home would be an asset to the youth program in Orange County. The county currently has practically no facilities available for this type of prolonged treatment. With the establishment of the new Juvenile Hall, the article explained the old hall could easily be adapted to the proposed program with a minimum of expense. Mainly, the home would provide an institution of this kind without the tremendous initial cost of building. Budget for the proposed facility would be roughly between $225,000 and $250,000 with an estimated state subsidy return of about $65,-000 per year. Member in Good Dangling LOCKPORT, N.Y. 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The idea for the home was discussed with Superior Judge Kenneth Morrison, Judge of the Juve- New 5-Mile Pipeline Begins Supplying Gas Natural gas deliveries began today through the five and one-half mile long, $750,000 pipeline built by Southern Counties Gas Company to supply gas to the Los Alamitos steam electric generating plant of Southern California Edison Company. The 30-inch diameter line which runs from a point near Del Amo Blvd. east of San Gabriel River generally southward to the Edison Co. property, was constructed for Southern Counties by Pacific Pipeline Construction Company of Los Angeles, as contractor. The pipeline is designed to serve the Edison Company plant's estimated ultimate requirements of 225 million cubic feet of gas daily, plus other needs contemplated in the future. Supplies of gas to the Long Beach Municipal Gas Department are also being supplemented by the line. 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