anaheim-gazette 1940-08-29

Elite Giants Take Sound Troucing May Company Club is Slated To Meet Athletics in Sunday's Game Their eyes sharpened up as the result of the batting practice they enjoyed last Sunday at the expense of four Elite Giants hurlers, Manager Joe Huarte's Anaheim Athletics are awaiting the appearance of the May Company club at La Palma park stadium next Sunday. The Athletics waited three innings before breaking up last Sunday's contest, eventually running up a lop-sided count of 25 to 5 over the visiting nergo athletes. Trailing 5 to 4 when they went to bat in the last of the fourth round, the Anaheim Club bombarded Young from the mound with a seven-run assault that clinched the decision. Two more outbursts which produced seven runs each simply rubbed salt into the wounds of the visitors. These rallies came in the fifth and eighth stanzas. Meanwhile, Jim Glimpse, husky portsider, settled down after a shaky start and blanked the Giants after the third round. He gave up three tallies in the first inning, and the visitors got another pair in the third, but thereafter the Giants were helpless. Glimpse retired at the end of the sixth in favor of Skeets Gregg, who hurled two innings of shutout ball. Carl HEARING ON PROPOSED CHANGES OF ZONE SLATED TUESDAY NIGHT Owners of property in several locations in Anaheim are expecting to attend the public hearing before the city council next Tuesday evening, at which time arguments for and against changes in building restrictions in certain zones will be heard. The hearing will be held in the council chamber of the city hall, starting at 7:30 o'clock. Principal discussion will be upon the city planning commission's recommendations, which include establishment of a new R-2, or duplex-residence zone, and changing other zones from R-1 (single-family residence) to R-3 (multiple-residence). Also recommended is the changing of four lots comprising the southwest corner of Broadway and Claudina street. City Can Benefit By Douglas Plant (Continued from Page 1) way from the Los Angeles county line westward. Eastward from the county line, Lincoln avenue is a wide two-lane highway and is part of the state secondary highway system. In addition, plans have been formulated for the widening and improving of Spring street into an 80-foot highway between Lake- from the multiple-family residence zone to a neighborhood business zone. It is upon this location that S. F. Hilgenfeld is constructing his new mortuary. Areas in which the new R-2 zone will be established, if the council accepts the recommendations of the planning commission, are: All lots fronting on the new extension of Sabina street, north from Sycamore street; property on both sides of Olive street between Wilhelmina and North streets, and property on west side of Claudina street between Wilhelmina street and North street. The proposed R-2 zone is an entirely new zone, which permits the construction of duplexes, but not apartments or bungalow courts. It makes provisions for limited income property in areas which are not considered particularly suitable for multiple-family use, such as apartment houses and bungalow courts, it was said. Several areas will be changed from single-family residence zones to multiple-family residents zones, if the planning commission's recommendations are accepted. They are as follows: Property fronting on the east side of Olive street between Sycamore and Wilhelmina streets, and property fronting on the north side of Sycamore street for 1½ blocks east of Olive street. Property on west side of Palm Bank of America Leader with FHA In connection with the Federal Housing administration's announcement of its sixth anniversary, O. E. Hanson, manager of the Anaheim branch of Bank of America, stated that since the FHA's inception six years ago, Bank of America has made more than 40 per cent of all FHA's loans in California. At present, it has 180 million dollars in outstanding FHA loans covering 47,000 homes throughout the state, he disclosed. "Bank of America was the first bank in the county to use newspapers to advertise FHA loans," Hanson said, "and it points with pride to its first FHA newspaper advertisement which was released on August 14, 1934." "Bank of America alone does more FHA financing than the combined total of all banks in any state in the union," he declared. "It does nearly one tenth of the total FHA business in the United States. To date, this represents nearly one hundred million man hours of labor for the building industry and allied trades," he said. In commenting on this record, L. M. Giannini, president of the Bank of America, declared: "Bank of America wishes to congratulate the Federal Housing administration on its completion of six years of successful operation. Bank of America is proud through FHA, to have enabled business, industry and labor of California to join hands in creating and maintain bungalow courts, it was said. Several areas will be changed from single-family residence zones to multiple-family residents zones, if the planning commission's recommendations are accepted. They are as follows: Property fronting on the east side of Olive street between Sycamore and Wilhelmina streets, and property fronting on the north side of Sycamore street for 1½ blocks east of Olive street. Property on west side of Palm street between Cypress and Sycamore streets. Four adjoining lots bounded on north by the first alley south of Center street, between Illinois and West streets. Several other changes which have been requested by Anaheim residents and which have been discussed at previous planning commission hearings, will also come before the council next Tuesday. None of these proposals has received the recommendation of the planning commission however. They pertain to property on North Lemon street, North Palm street, South Los Angeles street, Diamond street and North West street. Changes which will be made in the zone ordinance will make that instrument more flexible and adaptable, and somewhat less restrictive, it was said. Twenty-seven Boys At Camp This Week Twenty-seven members of Orange county younger boys YMCA groups, together with four leaders and Camp Director J. B. Wilbur, left last Friday for Camp Osceola for a week's outing. They will return tomorrow. Boys making the trip were Don Schmid, George and Johnny Perkins, Griffith Lewis, Arthur Fergus, Harold Oelke, Jr., John Thurston, Takashi Yamashita, Richard Stover, Stephen Rush, Roger Panier, Loren Stark, Irwin North, Lloyd Andres, Donald Burton Donn Wilson, Clark Rennie, Johnnie Howland, Milton Andres, Orlyn North, Ronald Birtcher, Donald Moore, George Sorg, John Brown, Paul Torena, Harold Oelke, and Donald Maurer. Leaders were Dave Sprinkle, Lynn Bush, Bob Dodge and Charles Todd. Strange "King" Strang, and Mrs. Bloomer's Bloomers. Astonishing revelations concerning James Jesse Strang, who set himself up as "King" of an island realm, and ran things his own way, till he tried to make all the multiple wives of his "Courtlers" wear bloomers. Don't miss this double page illustrated feature in next week's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER. ... Go Santa Fe—the scenic route east or west Fill your trip east or west chock-full of scenic thrills—go Santa Fe "all the way." You can conveniently include all or any of these wonderlands—Grand Canyon—Indian detours—Carlsbad Caverns—Yosemite—Colorado—Boulder Dam and others. You'll be pleasantly surprised how economical such a thrill packed tour can be. Take advantage of low fare Grand Circle Tours of United States—see both San Francisco and New York Fairs—$135 first class—$90 in coaches. Santa Fe operates America's largest fleet of streamliners and with its group of popular limited trains, offers incomparable service for both deluxe extra fare and economy travel. Don't let a lack of cash keep you at home—ask about low cost Travelers Credit. SHIP VIA SANTA FE FOR SWIFT, DEPENDABLE SERVICE —whether a trainload; carload or single crate. Dependable service is a Santa Fe tradition. For Freight or Passenger information and service, offered with intelligence and courtesy, ask the Santa Fe Agent. W. E. FENNELL, Agent, Santa Fe Station, Telephone Pacific 3107. Anaheim CHANGES TUESDAY NIGHT multiple-family residency to a neighborhood business. It is upon this location that Hilgenfeld is constructing new mortuary. in which the new R-2 will be established, if the accepts the recommendation of the planning commission. fronting on the new of Sabina street, north-camore street; property besides of Olive street between Wilhelmina and North and property on west side of Olive street between Wil-street and North street. proposed R-2 zone is an new zone, which permits construction of duplexes, but apartments or bungalow. He makes provisions for income property in areas not considered partici-able for multiple-family residences apartment houses and courts, it was said. areas will be changed single-family residence zones single-family residents zones,anning commission's recitations are accepted. They allow: city fronting on the east-live street between Syca-land Wilhelmina streets, and city fronting on the north-sycamore street for 1½ rest of Olive street. city on west side of Palm Odd Fellows Are Hosts to Officer Members of the I. O. O. F. from all over Orange county gathered at the Anaheim lodge's hall last Friday evening to greet Henry A. Mang of Anaheim, grand patriarch of the Grand Encampment of California I.O.O.F., who was making his official visit to the encampments of the county. Among the organization's officers who were present were Frank Gowen of Santa Ana, Grand sentinel; O. J. Fries of Whittier, deputy grand sentinel; Adolph Swenson of Orange, district deputy grand patriarch; J. B. Toby of Maywood, deputy grand patriarch of the grand encampment of California; C. A. Palmer of Orange past grand master; and William Blakley of Los Angeles, past grand master. Buy Now and Buy in Anaheim! Windsors Minister Accepts Invitation A visit by the Rev. R. Anderson Jardine, English minister who married Wally Simpson and the Duke of Windsor, was promised to Huntington Beach leaders of the annual Twins Convention to be held in the beach city Sunday. Rev. Jardine, hlmself a twin, will appear on the convention program, it was announced. He is now visiting in Hollywood. The English minister will officiate at a public wedding during the convention, with twins taking part, if a couple can be found. Divorce is Sought By Ewald Dargartz Suit for divorce was filed this week in Superior court by Ewald Dargartz, Anaheim rancher, against Nova Dargatz. They were married in Santa Ana on July 1, 1934, and separated August 2. Educator Speaks To Service Group E. Michael Crotty, head of the adult education department Fullerton junior college, was the guest speaker at Monday's meeting of the Anaheim Rotary club. He was introduced by M. Gauer, program chairman of the day. 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Anaheim Rotary club will meet next week because of today, President Ronald Jon announced, but will join other Rotary clubs of the city for a picnic at Anaheim Park on Wednesday, September- Van Wagoner Gives Convention Report Ray Van Wagoner, exalted ruler of Anaheim Elks lodge No. 1345, gave his report of the annual national convention held recently at Huston, Texas, during the regular meeting of the lodge last night. Following the business meeting a demonstration was given by the Long-Beach Elks first aid team. Prior to the meeting members of the lodge enjoyed a dinner and at the close of the session all par-took of free watermelon. MOORE JOINS NAVY Edward Joseph Moore of 221 East Wilhelmina street, was one of four Orange county youths who enlisted in the United States navy during the month from the Long Beach recruiting station. Others from the county were Miles M. Sharon, Santa Ana; William Breen Murray, Fullerton; and Walter J. Elterman, Laguna Beach. Thief Steals Gas, Jabs Pick in Tires A thief who not only steals gasoline from his truck, but also punctures the tires with an ice pick as well, is causing Jess Villa, 422 So. Vine street, no end of trouble, Villa reported to Anaheim police Thursday night. Villa parks his truck in an alley between the Standard and Union Oil companies substations on South Vine street, he told officers. End of the "Black Emperor's" dream of an African Throne. Spectacular rise and fall of "the Great Liberator," who collected millions, made "Earls" and "Dukes" out of big contributors and complained on his death bed in England—"Mussolini and Hitler stole my ideas but filled them full of deviltry." Read about this unusual character in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER. "Gee, Bill, this is an easy way to make extra money" Anyone Can Win! It's Fun --- It's Simple It's Easy --- It Pays It's up to you! 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