anaheim-gazette 1950-07-26

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Published afternoons, Monday through Friday, at 259 East Center, Anaheim, California. Phone Anaheim 2206. Entered as second-class matter at the Anaheim, California, Postoffice on June 5, 1879, under the Act of March 3, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the Associated Press, the National Editorial Association, and California Newspaper Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: 50c per month by carrier or $5 per year by carrier or mail. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well as all A.F. news dispatches. THEODORE E. KUCHEL Publisher MAX BESLER Assistant Publisher WILLARD GREGORY City and Sports Editor HOWARD HALL News Editor MYLES BRADLEY Picture Editor NEIL STANLEY Advertising Manager RALPH ROULAND Classified Advertising Manager What helps Anaheim, helps you In the wake of the Korean war news, stories have been clicking into the Gazette office daily as the Associated Press keeps abreast of the panic inspired "hoarding" and "profiteering" by unscrupulous merchants in other parts of the nation. The Gazette has been reluctant to "play up" these wire stories because some people might get the idea it was happening in Anaheim. They then might join the parade. Eventually, we would have government imposed controls. The folks in Anaheim, obviously, are viewing the war headlines with intelligence. No real war-scare buying has appeared in Anaheim. Local consumers have played the game straight. But, just a few people can start an avalanche of buying which will result in rationing and government controls. Right now merchants say there are goodly supplies to see all of us through the crisis. So there is no ways anxious to move in and slap on controls. On the other side of the ledger, there has been no profiteering by Anaheim merchants. Almost solidly they are striving to hold the line. The Gazette has checked pretty thoroughly and we've found little evidence of even so much as a whisper: "You'd better buy now, later you won't be able to get it." Any price rises on local goods can be traced back to the panic buying or profiteering in Los Angeles and other big cities. The supplies of some commodities unnecessarily have been eaten up by wild buying. Of course, you have to continue to make your normal purchases for your family. We think that since the Anaheim merchants have played the "war scare" game according to the good rules it is one more reason why you should shop in Anaheim with real confidence and with- Kids and cops: helps to know each other When you check the police station every day for news you get to know some of the cops pretty well. Reporters for the Anaheim Gazette feel the police in this town are trying to do a friendly and competent job for the taxpayers. Once in awhile you'll find a parent who is at wit's ends to get Johnnie to wash his ears or quit playing with the neighbor's kids and come home for supper. In complete frustration the parent might say: "John, if you don't mind I'll turn you over to a policeman." Strange as it seems, that does happen—and not infrequently. All parents should take it a little easy on threatening Johnnie by scaring him with that old bogey, the policeman. A policeman can be one of your child's best friends; it all depends on the attitude of the parent. That unstartling bit of information comes from no less an authority than the National Kindergarten assn. One of the first lessons to teach a child, says the association, is to consider a policeman a real friend and one in whom he can place confidence. Here's what happened to one lad of five who had been taught this way: His mother took him to a fair and somehow he became separated from her. People began to notice the child when they saw him walk up one aisle and down another, evidently searching for someone. He appeared to be perfectly calm and composed. When he came near the door where one of the observers stood, he was asked: "Looking for someone?" He turned his face toward his questioner with an expression of complete trust and answered, "Yes'm, I'm looking for a policeman." "A policeman," he was asked. "Yes'm." he nodded his curly head. "I lost mommy, so I'm looking for a policeman to find my mommy for me." The inquiring lady took over from there. With his small hand in hers they made their way to the first aid station, which was located in a large tent. The woman did not expect to find his "mommy" at the station, but there she was; and the little fellow took it as a matter of course. What surprised the observer most was to see the mother so perfectly calm and confident. She told the observer and several interested policemen and others, she knew her child was safe, because he would remember just what to do. She had taught her child to have confidence in the police and, because she knew that when they became separated, her child would instinctively do the thing he had been taught he should do in just such a situation—look for his friend, the policeman—she had remained calm and confident he would be found. When he heard the mother's explanation, one old policeman said: "Lady, my years on the police force would have been much easier ones had there been more mothers like you. Many youngsters are taught to fear or hate a cop and that makes it difficult for us to help them sometimes." The child called a cheery "Bye!" to all as he left the first aid tent with his mother. One of the child's first lessons in human relationships had been to look upon law-enforcing officers as friends of the people and to express gratitude for them. Fortunate is the child who learns, early, lessons like this which will help him to become a good citizen. WASHINGTON — The woman ambassador in the Washington diplomatic corps is dame Pandit Nehru, the sister of the prime minister of India is a lady of frail figure, dignity, and a sort of beauty. Wearing the traditional veil and flowing robes of Madame Nehru went to the Department the other day to Secretary of State Acheson written by her prime minister brother, asking the United States and Russia for peace in Korea. Her call upon the court slightly aloof Mr. Acheson was quite formal. Then it woke up in a way only a woman make diplomacy warm. "Madame Nehru," Acheson after carefully considering the dian peace appeal. "I sympathize with your views, but we cannot be appeasers." "Appeaser!" The bird-like bassadress almost leaped trotchair. "Appeasers! You can appeasers! We in India, who what it is to spend years for a cause in which we buy You call us appeasers! "When we lacked the air fight," she continued, "we ooped our own weapons—resistance. Never did we apologize. We in India know what to fight and to win." "But you don't understand Russians," countered the tary of State. "You forget, Mr. Acheson I served as Ambassador to Sia," shot back Madame Nehru. "I know the Russians well I think also you forget your raphy. India has a border red Russia on one side and China on the other. We them perhaps better than you." "But I am here pleading you for your own good, Mr. Tary. For the United States not lose India. We can be any your best friends, your best bassadors in the East. You..." IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago W. H. Toler of Orange has arrived from his visit to Memphis, Tenn. He reports that many people from that state will emigrate to this county. The Terpsichorean Social club, a new organization composed of the elite of our young men, gave an inauguration ball at Kroeger's hall on Thursday evening, which was thoroughly enjoyed by the participants. A dispatch from St. Helena announces that the wife of C. DeWitt Lawrence gave birth to a boy last Saturday. Mrs. Lawrence is the former Miss Bessie Harden, formerly of this city. 50 Years Ago Horticultural Commissioner Huntington informs us that he will have his fumigating tents 10 in number, ready for scale killing work about the middle of the month. Last month (July) he served 57 notices upon orchard owners, notifying them to clean up their scale. He will, as soon as he gets his tents in order, be prepared to treat their trees, and is resolved to clean out the pests. Liveryman Hahn has a new rubber tired buggy which he purchased from Max Jacobson of Santa Ana. The total assessed valuation of Orange county this year is $10,-265,100, an increase of $320,000 over last year's assessment. 25 Years Ago Lloyd Ross, son of Mr. and Ross of Adele street, who tending summer school at the University of California, Se Branch, spent the week-end home of his parents. The Thimble club of the Rebekahs will enjoy a picnic at Orange County park row evening. Those attending requested to contribute a dish. George B. Maas of the Realty company spent Sunday in Long Beach Mrs. Maas who has been visiting a vacation in San Antonio. DEATH OF A CUSTOMER CREDIT CONTROLS SCARE BUYING MORRIS pathetic study of the whole problem. Ex-OPA Administrator implications, not only in relation to the problems of financing state activities in the fiscal year ahead, Colony Quips We have been going on essays a great length about that well known essential industry that more or less tied up with area viz: growing orange. We have shown that changes is a good business right here in California proven (to ourselves, at one of the chief stumbles to returns to the California is the attitude of shipper on fresh fruit fruit. Here is our point: large corporation, we stockholders, had a say that was not doing any get growers the return expect this year and a poration, over east, with the same kind of money putting it in an easier o This brought the stock this eastern corporation est returns in history. When this was menti California sales manage the stockholders they w The California company to put up their moun same way as always. put up a few the new other eastern company price. The dividends kept go and down, and down. If this was a corporate long do you think would keep his job? Three months? No. Thi But, on the other hand not be this fellow's fault he has not been gui WASHINGTON — The only man ambassador in the Washington diplomatic corps is Madame Pandit Nehru, the sister of prime minister of India. She a lady of frail figure, great beauty, and a sort of austere duty. Wearing the traditional white coat and flowing robes of India, Madame Nehru went to the State Department the other day to hand secretary of State Acheson a note written by her prime minister other, asking the United States in Russia for peace in Korea. Her call upon the courteous, lightly aloof Mr. Acheson at first was quite formal. Then it warmed in a way only a woman can take diplomacy warm. Madame Nehru," Acheson said, her carefully considering the Indian peace appeal. "I sympathize with your views, but we cannot appeasers." Appeaser!" The bird-like amdress almost leaped from her ear. "Appeasers! You call us appeasers! We in India, who know that it is to spend years in jail for a cause in which we believe! You call us appeasers! When we lacked the arms to put," she continued, "we developed our own weapons—non-reance. Never did we appease." In India know what it is fight and to win." But you don't understand the Russians," countered the Secretary of State. You forget, Mr. Acheson, that served as Ambassador to Russia," shot back Madame Nehru. Know the Russians well. And think also you forget your geography. India has a border with Russia on one side and red China on the other. We know them perhaps better than you. "But I am here pleading with you for your own good, Mr. Secretary. For the United States must lose India. We can be and a reour best friends, your best ambassadors in the East. You must pathetic study of the whole problem. Ex-OPA Administrator Friends told Leon Henderson that he might be drafted to handle price controls and rationing again. "The Constitution of the United States," replied Leon, "does not permit double jeopardy." . . . Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of Maine specifically requested that she be put on the Senate subcommittee to investigate sex-unfortunates in government. Her motive was to see that the probe is conducted in a dignified manner . . . Sen. Clyde Hoey of North Carolina, in charge of this probe, is doing a fair minded job. . . Preliminary indications are that the greatest number of homosexuals are in the Armed Forces—about 30 per cent of the Navy and around 20 per cent of the Army. . . White House assistants John Steelman and Matt Connelly, who never liked White House Counsel Clark Clifford, have continued to knife him since he set up his private law practice. They pulled a few discreet wires to make sure his client, TWA, lost out on the Pan American Airways-American Overseas Airlines merger. Texas Tom Speaks No Senator was better qualified to answer Joe McCarthy's harum-scarum attack on the State Department than Tom Connolly of Texas. As boss man of the Foreign Relations committee, Connally knows the department, its policies and personnel, like a book. However, Texas Tom remarked noncommittal until the closed-door Democratic caucus the other day. Then he said a mouthful. "The evidence clearly shows that the State Department is innocent of the charges made against it," declared Connally. "But it is regrettable to me that this issue should have been raised at a time when the reputation of our State Department can least afford to be sullied. "This is a time when we should all be pulling together in a united effort to win the conflict in the Far East. We should be exerting all our energies to that job. We cannot afford to let our people be implications, not only in relation to the problems of financing state activities in the fiscal year ahead, but also in its effect on state expenditures for many years to come. In one sense, the increased expenditures which will accompany the Korean affair may very well have the practical effect of eliminating what would otherwise have been a very difficult financial situation for the state in the coming fiscal year. Because the tax system of California's state government is primarily dependent upon income sources, and federal expenditures will have the effect of increasing those incomes subject to taxation, there is a good possibility that state revenues may rise to where the budget problem for the next fiscal year may be substantially reduced. This fact should not, however, be allowed to eliminate the basic long-range problem of whetner state expenditures are higher than the citizens of the state can support in normal times. It should be remembered that World War II, while relieving the state of all its current financial problems, made it possible to expand state activities and state expenditures to the point where the problem of financing these activities in ordinary times became progressively more serious, and it was generally expected that the next budget would bring to a head the problem of either revising existing legislation providing for the support of some of the major state expenditure programs or drastically curtailing many of the regular activities of state government, or again raising taxes. The temporary relief which the Korean war and military preparedness expenditures may bring to state finances should not conceal from us the danger of putting off indefinitely the need to apply the pressure of financial stringency on all state functions in order to eliminate the unessentials. It is, of course, the responsibility of the legislative auditor, the Department of Finance, and others to bend every effort to prevent the uneconomical expenditure. The California company will put up their moustache same way as always. But up a few new other eastern companies price. The dividends kept going down and down. If this was a corporate long do you think would keep his job? Three months? No. Thing. But, on the other hand not be this fellow's faction he has not been guided stockholders. Perhaps few are running the company could be, for their own don't know. But we pretty good ideas. It takes to see that our big right in the middle. It fails fault of the growers. They been out in enough form on progress. Especially the Valentines He sends through the fruit—yet has the On a box vote he won. As it is he plays second if his fault. Maybe. But things are boiling mistake about that. Where the blow-off and when is anybody' it will come. Public Hearing (Continued from this strips should be provided by new Jefferson school) Much of the area general business zones and Los Angeles streets set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plans which Anaheim required will constitute at tonight's meeting. Mungall also points pending explanation, that recent reclassification designations. The made to bring Anaheim mentlature up to date neighboring cities, he You forget, Mr. Acheson, that served as Ambassador to Russia," shot back Madame Nehru. And know the Russians well. And think also you forget your geography. India has a border with Russia on one side and red China on the other. We know them perhaps better than you. "But I am here pleading with you for your own good, Mr. Secretary. For the United States must lose India. We can be and a re our best friends, your best ambassadors in the East. You must lose India, Indo-China, and Indonesia. Unless you show them away to peace, however, you will." Secretary Acheson agreed that the United States certainly could not afford to lose this vital part of the world, and promised a sym- 25 Years Ago Lloyd Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross of Adele street, who is attending summer school at the University of California, Southern Branch, spent the week-end at the home of his parents. The Thimble club of the Lois Bekahs will enjoy a picnic dinner at Orange County park tomorrow evening. Those attending are requested to contribute a covered dish. George B. Maas of the Massalty company spent Saturday and Sunday in Long Beach with Ms. Maas who has been visiting in that city for some time. Miss Charlotte Price is enjoying a vacation in San Antonio cann. While Mr. Waters is on vacation "Affairs of State" is being written by prominent Californians. Today's column is by A. Alan Post, legislative auditor. By A. ALAN POST Legislative Auditor SACRAMENTO (WNS) — To those who are concerned with the fiscal affairs of the state of California, the present situation in Korea has considerable financial The temporary relief which the Korean war and military preparedness expenditures may bring to state finances should not conceal from us the danger of putting off indefinitely the need to apply the pressure of financial stringency on all state functions in order to eliminate the unessentials. It is, of course, the responsibility of the legislative auditor, the Department of Finance, and others to bend every effort to prevent the uneconomical expenditure of state funds. But where this matter of additional cost becomes not one of wastage but of social policy, it is a tremendous uphill fight to point out the financial implications of every new program presented to the legislature for adoption. Where revenues are available to carry out these programs, as was the case in the war and postwar years, the resistance to government expansion is low. Governments are essentially very little different than individuals in that when they are financially well off they tend to spend freely. If we are to experience additional inflation as a result of increased federal expenditures, we should at least make the best out of a bad situation by requiring every state agency and every local function supported by the state grants to draw in its belt somewhat as the value of the dollar falls and to allow upward adjustments for price increases only on the basis of fully demonstrated needs. If there is failure to do this, the long-range prospects for achieving balanced budgets in state government without increased taxes will be poorer than ever. VS Actual Land Table, prepared by Commission shows, (1) what percentage of A.D. is designated for parish pose by present zoning as opposed to (right) land is actually being that particular purpose Preserve Ordinaire Zone R-1 74. R-2 2.67 R-3 7.60 C-1 2.3 C-2 2.7 M-1 5.1 M-2 5.5 R-1, single family real two-family residence; iple-family dwelling; borhood business; C business; M-1, limited turing; M-2, heavy ma- Colony Quips We have been going on in these essays a great length yak-yaking about that well known and very essential industry that we are all more or less tied up with in this area viz: growing oranges. We have shown that growing oranges is a good business—EXCEPT right here in California. We have proven (to ourselves, at least) that one of the chief stumbling blocks to returns to the California grower is the attitude of our major shipper on fresh fruit vs. canned fruit. Here is our point: suppose a large corporation, with 14,500 stockholders, had a salesmanager that was not doing any better than get growers the return they can expect this year and another corporation, over east, was making the same kind of mousetrap but putting it in an easier opening box. This brought the stockholders of this eastern corporation the largest returns in history. When this was mentioned to our California sales manager he told the stockholders they were all wet. The California company was going to put up their mousetraps the same way as always. They might put up a few the new way for another eastern company at a cheap price. The dividends kept going down, and down, and down. If this was a corporation how long do you think this fellow would keep his job? Three years? Three months? No. Three seconds. But, on the other hand, it may not be this fellow's fault. Perhaps he has not been guided by his Hal Boyle By HAL BOYLE U.S. EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, Korea (AP)—Getting to the Korean battlefront is as hard as buying 10 quick tickets to a hit Broadway play. It is that popular. You have to stand in line to get here. Just why this is true I don't know. The people I have met so far seem to fall into three classes, none of which you would think would be interested in fighting. 1. There are the old line Army officers who have been through two World Wars and could retire—but they are still eager beavers in the service. They refuse to retire while the guns are still firing. 2. There are the brave boys below voting age who should have a lifetime of peace and education to look forward to—and yet they willingly put their bright future on the allar of patriotism. 3. There are young married men with children to raise. Wouldn't you think they would say "my family first, my country afterward"? But somehow they don't, bitter as the decision is. To get to Korea you have to buck people from all three of these classes who want to get there ahead of you. There is a backlog all along the line and it is a kind of privilege to make the trip over. To tell the truth, I didn't feel much that way myself at first. I thought it didn't make any real difference to me whether I came one week or the next. I know enough about war to realize that it always goes on longer than it is expected to. But it only took Don Whitehead, an old buddy from the second World War and myself about LEGAL NOTICES ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Trustees of the Anaheim School District of Orange County, hereinafter referred to as the "Owner," will receive up to, but not later than 7:50 o'clock p.m., of the rita day of August, 1980, sealed bids for the award or contract for construction of a Caretofin and Kinergarten Agenation to the Lincoln Sender, located at 1500 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. Such bids shall be received in the office of the "Owner," 219 So. Citron Street, Anaheim, California, and will be opened and publicly read aloud at the above stated time in the office of the "Owner" in such building. Each bid must conform and be responsive to this invitation, the plans, specifications, and all the other documents comprising the pertinent contract documents. Couples of the Contract Documents are now on file and open to public inspection in the said offices of the Owner, and of Marsn, Smith & Powell, Architects, located at 50 Lane Mortgage Blug., in the City of Los Angeles, in San County and State and may be contained at the latter place by depositing $25.00 per each set. This deposit will be refunded if the set of sets of Contract Documents delivered are returned in good condition within five days after the bid opening. Each bid shall be made out on a form to be obtained at either of the said offices in which the Contract Documents are on file. Each bid shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's cheque payable to the Owner, or satisfactory Bid Bond in favor of the Owner, executed by the binder as Principal and a satisfactory surety company as surety, in an amount not less than five per cent of the bid. The check or but bond shall be given as a guarantee that the binder will execute the Contract if it be awarded to him in conformity with the Contract Documents and will provide the surety bond or bonds as specified therein within five days after notification of the award of the contract to the binder. The Owner reserves the privilege of rejecting any and all bias or to waive any irregularities or informalities in any bid or in the bidding. Persuant to the Labor Code of the State of California, the said Board of Trustees has asserted the general prevailing rate of per diem wages for each craft or type of workman needed to execute the contracts which will be awarded the successful bidders; and these prevailing rates are contained in said specifications adopted by the Board, and are as follows: CLASSIFICATION: FOREMEN—All foremen not herein separately chassified, shall be paid not less than 17½ cents per hour as to the SIX BASIC TRADES, and 12½ cents per hour as to the SUB-TRADES, more than the journeyman rate for the craft involved. APPRENTICES—May be employed in community with Section 1777.5 The California company was going to put up their mousetraps the same way as always. They might put up a few the new way for another eastern company at a cheap price. The dividends kept going down, and down, and down. If this was a corporation how long do you think this fellow would keep his job? Three years? Three months? No. Three seconds. But, on the other hand, it may not be this fellow's fault. Perhaps he has not been guided by his stockholders. Perhaps only a very few are running the deal and, it could be, for their own benefit. We don't know. But we have some pretty good ideas. It takes no seer to see that our big deal is sick right in the middle. It could be the fault of the growers. They haven't been out in enough force to insist on progress. Especially the Valencia grower. He sends through the most boxes of fruit—yet has the least to say. On a box vote he would control. As it is he plays second fiddle. So it is his fault. Maybe. But things are boiling—make no mistake about that. Where the blow-off will come and when is anybody's guess, But it will come. Public Hearing (Continued from Page 1) strips should be provided around the new Jefferson school. Much of the area back of the general business zones on Center and Los Angeles streets should be set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plus any others which Anaheim residents wish aired will constitute the business at tonight's meeting. Mungall also pointed out the pending explanation, tonight, of the recent reclassification of zoning designations. The move was made to bring Anaheim zoning non-enclature up to date with that of neighboring cities, he said. Present Zoning Ordinance vs Actual Land Use Table, prepared by Planning Commission shows, (left) column what percentage of Anaheim land is designated for particular purpose by present zoning ordinance as opposed to (right) how much land is actually being used for that particular purpose. Present Ordinance Use Zohe R-1 74.66.50 R-2 2.67 13. Public Hearing (Continued from Page 1) strips should be provided around the new Jefferson school. Much of the area back of the general business zones on Center and Los Angeles streets should be set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plus any others which Anaheim residents wish aired will constitute the business at tonight's meeting. Mungall also pointed out the pending explanation, tonight, of the recent reclassification of zoning designations. The move was made to bring Anaheim zoning non-enclature up to date with that of neighboring cities, he said. Present Zoning Ordinance vs Actual Land Use Table, prepared by Planning Commission shows, (left) column what percentage of Anaheim land is designated for particular purpose by present zoning ordinance as opposed to (right) how much land is actually being used for that particular purpose. Present Ordinance Use Zohe R-1 74.66.50 R-2 2.67 13. Public Hearing (Continued from Page 1) strips should be provided around the new Jefferson school. Much of the area back of the general business zones on Center and Los Angeles streets should be set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plus any others which Anaheim residents wish aired will constitute the business at tonight's meeting. Mungall also pointed out the pending explanation, tonight, of the recent reclassification of zoning designations. The move was made to bring Anaheim zoning non-enclature up to date with that of neighboring cities, he said. Present Zoning Ordinance vs Actual Land Use Table, prepared by Planning Commission shows, (left) column what percentage of Anaheim land is designated for particular purpose by present zoning ordinance as opposed to (right) how much land is actually being used for that particular purpose. Present Ordinance Use Zohe R-1 74.66.50 R-2 2.67 13. Public Hearing (Continued from Page 1) strips should be provided around the new Jefferson school. Much of the area back of the general business zones on Center and Los Angeles streets should be set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plus any others which Anaheim residents wish aired will constitute the business at tonight's meeting. Mungall also pointed out the pending explanation, tonight, of the recent reclassification of zoning designations. The move was made to bring Anaheim zoning non-enclature up to date with that of neighboring cities, he said. Present Zoning Ordinance vs Actual Land Use Table, prepared by Planning Commission shows, (left) column what percentage of Anaheim land is designated for particular purpose by present zoning ordinance as opposed to (right) how much land is actually being used for that particular purpose. Present Ordinance Use Zohe R-1 74.66.50 R-2 2.67 13. Public Hearing (Continued from Page 1) strips should be provided around the new Jefferson school. Much of the area back of the general business zones on Center and Los Angeles streets should be set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plus any others which Anaheim residents wish aired will constitute the business at tonight's meeting. Mungall also pointed out the pending explanation, tonight, of the recent reclassification of zoning designations. The move was made to bring Anaheim zoning non-enclature up to date with that of neighboring cities, he said. Present Zoning Ordinance vs Actual Land Use Table, prepared by Planning Commission shows, (left) column what percentage of Anaheim land is designated for particular purpose by present zoning ordinance as opposed to (right) how much land is actually being used for that particular purpose. Present Ordinance Use Zohe R-1 74.66.50 R-2 2.67 13. Public Hearing (Continued from Page 1) strips should be provided around the new Jefferson school. Much of the area back of the general business zones on Center and Los Angeles streets should be set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plus any others which Anaheim residents wish aired will constitute the business at tonight's meeting. Mungall also pointed out the pending explanation, tonight, of the recent reclassification of zoning designations. The move was made to bring Anaheim zoning non-enclature up to date with that of neighboring cities, he said. Present Zoning Ordinance vs Actual Land Use Table, prepared by Planning Commission shows, (left) column what percentage of Anaheim land is designated for particular purpose by present zoning ordinance as opposed to (right) how much land is actually being used for that particular purpose. Present Ordinance Use Zohe R-1 74.66.50 R-2 2.67 13. Public Hearing (Continued from Page 1) strips should be provided around the new Jefferson school. Much of the area back of the general business zones on Center and Los Angeles streets should be set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plus any others which Anaheim residents wish aired will constitute the business at tonight's meeting. Mungall also pointed out the pending explanation, tonight, of the recent reclassification of zoning designations. The move was made to bring Anaheim zoning non-enclature up to date with that of neighboring cities, he said. Present Zoning Ordinance vs Actual Land Use Table, prepared by Planning Commission shows, (left) column what percentage of Anaheim land is designated for particular purpose by present zoning ordinance as opposed to (right) how much land is actually being used for that particular purpose. Present Ordinance Use Zohe R-1 74.66.50 R-2 2.67 13. Public Hearing (Continued from Page 1) strips should be provided around the new Jefferson school. Much of the area back of the general business zones on Center and Los Angeles streets should be set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plus any others which Anaheim residents wish aired will constitute the business at tonight's meeting. Mungall also pointed out the pending explanation, tonight, of the recent reclassification of zoning designations. The move was made to bring Anaheim zoning non-enclature up to date with that of neighboring cities, he said. Present Zoning Ordinance vs Actual Land Use Table, prepared by Planning Commission shows, (left) column what percentage of Anaheim land is designated for particular purpose by present zoning ordinance as opposed to (right) how much land is actually being used for that particular purpose. Present Ordinance Use Zohe R-1 74.66.50 R-2 2.67 13. Public Hearing (Continued from Page 1) strips should be provided around the new Jefferson school. Much of the area back of the general business zones on Center and Los Angeles streets should be set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plus any others which Anaheim residents wish aired will constitute the business at tonight's meeting. Mungall also pointed out the pending explanation, tonight, of the recent reclassification of zoning designations. The move was made to bring Anaheim zoning non-enclature up to date with that of neighboring cities, he said. Present Zoning Ordinance vs Actual Land Use Table, prepared by Planning Commission shows, (left) column what percentage of Anaheim land is designated for particular purpose by present zoning ordinance as opposed to (right) how much land is actually being used for that particular purpose. Present Ordinance Use Zohe R-1 74.66.50 R-2 2.67 13. Public Hearing (Continued from Page 1) strips should be provided around the new Jefferson school. Much of the area back of the general business zones on Center and Los Angeles streets should be set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plus any others which Anaheim residents wish aired will constitute the business at tonight's meeting. Mungall also pointed out the pending explanation, tonight, of the recent reclassification of zoning designations. The move was made to bring Anaheim zoning non-enclature up to date with that of neighboring cities, he said. Public Hearing (Continued from Page 1) stribs should be provided around the new Jefferson school. Much of the area back of the general business zones on Center and Los Angeles streets should be set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plus any others which Anaheim residents wish aired will constitute the business at tonight's meeting. Mungall also pointed out the pending explanation, tonight, of the recent reclassification of zoning designations. The move was made to bring Anaheim zoning non-enclature up to date with that of neighboring cities, he said. Public Hearing (Continued from Page 1) stribs should be provided around the new Jefferson school. Much of the area back of the general business zones on Center and Los Angeles streets should be set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plus any others which Anaheim residents wish aired will constitute the business at tonight's meeting. Mungall also pointed out the pending explanation, tonight, of the recent reclassification of zoning designations. The move was made to bring Anaheim zoning non-enclature up to date with that of neighboring cities, he said. Public Hearing (Continued from Page 1) stribs should be provided around the new Jefferson school. Much of the area back of the general business zones on Center and Los Angeles streets should be set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plus any others which Anaheim residents wish aired will constitute the business at tonight's meeting. Mungall also pointed out the pending explanation, tonight, of the recent reclassification of zoning designations. The move was made to bring Anaheim zoning non-enclature up to date with that of neighboring cities, he said. Public Hearing (Continued from Page 1) stribs should be provided around the new Jefferson school. Much of the area back of the general business zones on Center and Los Angeles streets should be set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plus any others which Anaheim residents wish aired will constitute the business at tonight's meeting. Mungall also pointed out the pending explanation, tonight, of the recent reclassification of zoning designations. The move was made to bring Anaheim zounding non-enclature up to date with that of neighboring cities, he said. Public Hearing (Continued from Page 1) stribs should be provided around the new Jefferson school. Much of the area back of the general business zones on Center and Los Angeles streets should be set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plus any others which Anaheim residents wish aired will constitute the business at tonight's meeting. Mungall also pointed out the pending explanation, tonight, of the recent reclassification of zoning designations. The move was made to bring Anaheim zounding non-enclature up to date with that of neighboring cities, he said. Public Hearing (Continued from Page 1) stribs should be provided around the new Jefferson school. Much of the area back of the general business zones on Center and Los Angeles streets should be set aside for parking lots. These proposals, plus any others which Anaheim residents wish aired will constitute the business at tonight's meeting. Mungall also pointed out the pending explanation, tonight, of the recent reclassification of zoning designations. 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Slo-Mo-Shun Out Of Detroit Race DETROIT (AP) — The world's fastest speedboat, Slo-Mo-Shun IV, will pass up the Detroit Memorial regatta Saturday. Owner Stanley Sayres of Seattle announced, "if we are selected on the U.S. team, the Harmsworth will be our next race." By winning the gold cup last Saturday, Slo-Mo-Shun is believed assured of a berth in the Harmsworth trophy competition September 1-2. "The boys have to get back to their jobs on the coast if they are to get away again for the Harmsworth in September," Sayres said. Why, I think it is because of the magnificent stand made by the lone 24th Infantry Division which for weeks stood by itself for America. The United States is a funny country. Like England it doesn't dissolve in time of trouble. It pulls together. Danger knits us more than prosperity. That is why so many today want to pay the debt of honor we feel we owe the so-called green kids who held as best they could with the little they had for the nation that is now going to give so immeasurably more to win. Jap Champ Faces Yank Mermen TOKYO (AP)—Hironoshin Furuhashi, Japan's sensational distance swimmer, will head a 12-man squad selected today to meet a group of American champions in a series of exhibitions here next month. The American squad is due tonight. Traveling with the Americans but not a member of the team is Australia's John Marshall, who broke three world records at the recent AAU meet in Seattle. It was almost a certainty Furuhashi, captain of the Japanese squad, and Marshall would meet in the "race of the century." Five of Nippon's swimmers were members of the team that walked away with honors at the National AAU meet in Los Angeles last year. LOSS OF SPARK PLUGS SPRINGS FROM ARGUMENT An argument yesterday evening cost Calvin L. McClellan, service station operator at 1039 N. Los Angeles st., a set of spark plugs. Engaged in an argument over replacing oil in the crankcase by two service station customers, he learned too late that a third member of the party was making off with the plugs under cover of the dissension.