anaheim-gazette 1951-05-03

Boys and More Boys Are Entering Anaheim’s Biggest Soap Box Derby Anaheim’s Soap Box Derby is gaining momentum which omens well for Anaheim’s chances in the big Southern California meet to be held in Los Angeles in July. Boys and more boys are entering the local field in an effort to carry Southern California’s colors in Chevrolet’s great Soap Box finals in Dayton, Ohio, this summer. With more entries expected to come here is the way the field shapes up at present: Smith-Reafsmyder sponsoring Ben Curtis, 15, of 511 S. Ohio. Cliff Elliott’s Associated Service station sponsoring Don Warner, 12, of 1202 Pearl st. Roy Copeland, Los Angeles news agent sponsoring Willis Cooper, 13, of 918 E. Vermont. Anaheim Appliance sponsoring David Cafee, 13, of 402 W. Elm st. Glen Robinson Union Service station sponsoring Bill Darrow, 12, of 403 S. Citron st. Brown and Haskins Shell service sponsoring William M. Roeschlaub, 11, of 5215 Walnut st. E. A. Silzle Corp. sponsoring Ronald Clodt, 14, of 122 S. Walnut st. John P. Mary, Los Angeles Times agent, sponsoring Jerry Saunders, 13, 1100 W. Center st. Tex Middleton of Middleton Motors sponsoring Tommy Stagner, 13, of 328 S. Olive st. Ray and Oscar Cleaners sponsoring Billy Loessin, of 847 S. Philadelphia st. Alex Tamale factory sponsor- Korean War (Continued from Page 1) this patrol then pulled back southward). Another patrol southwest of Uijongbu brought back to United Nations lines two Allied tanks that had been abandoned previously. The day's most sizable action was a two-hour fight east-northeast of Seoul. An Allied armored force hit a red regiment, killed an estimated 200 men and brought back 21 prisoners after a brisk fight. "We probably killed a lot more than 200, but we only reported what we actually knew," the patrol commander related. Still another patrol northwest of Seoul ran into the vanguard of an estimated red division. From the pattern of the day's skirmishes, an American staff officer said the communists appeared to have established a line about 10 miles north of Seoul which they hoped to hold while regrouping for a new drive. While the reds were digging in, the officer warned, "they are not going on the defensive—the enemy has not quit yet." In the air, Two American F-80 Shooting Star jets were downed by red gunfire. Action up to dusk Thursday was light—as on the preceding day, one of the quietest of the war. Former Anaheim Disavows Reds, A former Anaheim high school journalism instructor, Clarence Vetterli, told a Los Angeles grit jury yesterday that "I would anything to prevent community from coming to this country." He was, however, testifying fore the grand jury on charges he when he denied he had been Ignacy Samuel Witczak was a muhist agent and when he de furnishing money to various sons to go to Japan. Anaheim high school principal Paul H. Demaree says, "As as he was here, he was fine. He when he got a good offer to at El Camino Junior college." Other teachers from AUHS that he was well liked and w capable teacher. They were sh ed to hear of his alleged activi during the years 1945 to '4 was an assistant teacher at U from 1928 to '30 he reported the Pasadena Star-News and f 1933 to '38 he worked diligent for the Pasadena Commu Chest. He is married and has two o dren. Witczak was identified as a S jet spy by Ijor Geronko for E. A. Silzle Corp., sponsoring Ronald Clodt, 14, of 122 S. Walnut st. John P. Mary, Los Angeles Times agent, sponsoring Jerry Saunders, 13, 1100 W. Center st. Tex Middleton of Middleton Motors sponsoring Tommy Stagger, 13, of 328 S. Olive st. Ray and Oscar Cleaners sponsoring Billy Loessin, of 847 S. Philadelphia st. Alex Tamale factory sponsoring Richard Hedden, 14, 600 S. Emily. Cone Brothers Service Dept. Sponsoring Douglas Mathews, 12, 619 W. Walnut, Orange. Leavitt Ford garage sponsoring Joel Habener, 13, of 217 E-Water. Anaheim Citrus Products sponsoring Richard Hermann, 14, 1021 N. Citron. Karl Reinhard of Kwikset Locks, Inc., sponsoring Ronald E. Ray, 13, 715½ N. Lemon. Paul's Radiator Repair Shop sponsoring Keith Hyson, 12, 623 S. Los Angeles st. Yellis Dairy sponsoring Jimmie Dunton, 12, of 306 W. Cypress. Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsoring Danny Warden, 14, 835 N. Zayn. Anaheim Gazette sponsoring Donald Rapp, 809 N. Palm. Boys still looking for sponsors are Clifford Kobernik, 12, 833 S. Philadelphia; Lee Risner, 13, 418 S. Melrose; and Jim Brown, 13, of 125 N. Placentia ave. Local Firestone store will supply axles and wheels for the derby entries, at a special price, $10.95 a set. Sponsors usually buy the wheels and give help and guidance in construction and entry red tape. They also help with transporting racers to the track, if possible. Wheels and axles must meet certain specifications. Last year, of the 18 entries, eight finished. This year Derby sponsors are attempting to have a 100 per cent completion. Thursday evening a film "Many Hands," concerning the Soap Box Derby history and growth will be shown at the Ikes hall. The same film will be shown again Friday morning at AUHS. Accidents (Continued from Page 1) Curtis was the only one injured. While they hoped to hold while regrouping for a new drive. While the reds were digging in, the officer warned, "they are not going on the defensive—the enemy has not quit yet." In the air, Two American F-80 Shooting Star jets were down by red gunfire. Action up to dusk Thursday was light—as on the preceding day, one of the quietest of the war. The Eighth Army estimated red casualties Wednesday at 435. Air strikes accounted for about that many more. The figures were unusually low. JUST TO BE SURE GREENVILLE (P)—In order to explain a proposed project at Donaldson Air Force Base here, 14 pages of lithographed material, six pages of mimeographed material and a three-by-two-foot drawing is being used. The project: A 75-foot flag pole. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES ORDINANCE NO. 603 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 5 AND 18 OF ORDINANCE ORANGE, CALIFORNIA, AS AMENDED, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE COUNTY AND REGULATING THE USES OF PROTECTIONAL MAPS OF SAID DISTRICTS, DEFINING THE TROVES FOR THE ADJUSTMENT, ENFORCEMENT PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR ITS VIOLATION." The Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, California SECTION 1. Section 5 of Ordinance No. 351 of the County of Orange is titled "An Ordinance Establishing Land Classifications and Districtry of Orange County and Regulating the Uses of Property." said Districts, Defining the Terms Used in said Ordinance, Providing Amendment Thereof and Prescribing Penalties for Its Violations thereof one new sectional district map consisting of one (1) sheet follows: "Section 5. ADOPTING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAPS. Each sectional district map of Orange County as shown adopted and made a part of this Ordinance as a subsection of each sectional district map, including each index sheet, sheefof. All regulations governing the uses of land, buildings and structures, the sizes of yards about buildings as set forth in this Ordinance are hereby declared to be in a shown upon each and every sheet of the following official County: District Map A, South Laguna Section, Eight (8) Sheets: Sheet 1, Index Map, Adopted Dec. 3, 1935. Sheet 2, Adopted Dec. 3, 1935. Sheet 3, Adopted Dec. 3, 1935. Amended by District Map Sheet 4, Adopted Dec. 3, 1935. Sheet 5, Adopted Dec. 3, 1935. Sheet 6, Adopted Dec. 3, 1935. Sheet 7, Adopted Dec. 3, 1935. Sheet 8, Adopted Dec. 3, 1935. District Map A-1, Amending Sheet 3 of District Map A, South Laguna Section, Sheet 1, Adopted July 5, 1949. Amended by District Map District Map A-2, Amending Sheet 1 of District Map A-1. February 21, 1950; District Map B, Emerald Bay Section One (1) Sheet: Sheet by District Map B-1, Adopted December 17, 1940; District Map B-1, Amending District Map B, Emerald Bay Section Adopted December 17, 1940. Accidents (Continued from Page 1) Curtis was the only one injured. LeRoy Schwartz, 22, El Toro Marine sustained a possible broken back at 6:30 p.m. when a car driven by Charles E. Lightfoot, 24, also an El Toro Marine, went out of control and turned over on Los Alisos ave., a mile and a half from Irvine. Lightfoot and another Marine, Charles Pendergrass, 22, received minor injuries. High School (Continued from Page 1) summer. Looking ahead, the 1951-1952 school year will begin Monday, September 10, 1951. Among the last minute events this year are the Junior-Senior "Prom" on Friday, June 8, and the half-holidays (June 7 and 8) for perfect school attendance during the year. Sales of California retail stores total more than 11 billion dollars a year, according to the Census Bureau. Phong 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Branch: 250 W. Center Plant: 117 W. Cypress Anaheim former Anaheim High School Teacher disavows Reds, Jury Questions Him MacArthur (Continued from Page 1) tinent." In that connection, MacArthur said he believes the Soviet troops in Siberia are there for defensive purposes. He expressed doubt the Russians could move and support many additional troops over the main communications line, the Trans-Siberian railroad. This is already heavily burdened, MacArthur said. 2. As United Nations commander, he made reports to the Defense Department and there was sometimes changes asked, or made, in these reports to give them a "political slant" favored by the State Department before they were passed on to the U.N. The general said these reports passed through the State Department as well as the Defense Department. During a luncheon recess, Senator Russell (D-Ga.) who is presiding over the inquiry, held a news conference. He told reporters it was his understanding that the Jan. 12 recommendations of the Joint Chiefs concerned only military considerations and not political questions. His implication was that the final decision necessarily was influenced by political considerations—meaning the effect on U.S. Allies and other U.N. members. The heat of the Capitol Hill controversy over the MacArthur-Truman differences was even greater during the general's second coming to the Capitol that at his first appearance here last LEGAL NOTICES urt. 29, 1950. District Map C-10, Amending parts of Sheet 1, District M. Suburban Section, Adopted September 28, 1950. District Map C-11, Amending part of Sheet 1, District Map tober 31, 1950. District Map C-13, Amending part of Sheet 5, District Map juary 9, 1951. District Map C-14, Amending part of Sheet 1, District Map ruary 13, 1951. District Map C-15, Amending part of Sheet 13, District M. 24, 1951. SECTION 2. Section 18, of said Ordinance No. 281, as amended of two new paragraphs to Subsection (C) thereof, AREA EXCUSED by 14 and 15, and to read as follows: "14. In any district where a rear yard line is shown trict map no building or structure, except detached tures permitted in a rear yard, shall be placed closer site than the distance indicated by or upon such re15. In any district where the side yards are shown trict map to be different than set forth in the regulation as shown upon such map shall govern." CASE NO. 18 - CHANGE OF OFFICIAL LAND USE PRIORITY DISTRICT MAP C-15 AMENDING PART OF SHEET DISTRICT MAP C-STANTON SECTION ORANGE COUNTY - CALIFORNIA LEGEND A1 GENERAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT R4 SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT C2 GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT M1 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT FRONT YARD LINE LEGAL NOTICES ORDINANCE NO. 603 POLICY AND ORDINANCE NO. 351 OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, CALIFORNIA, AS AMended, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING LAND ACTS WITHIN THE UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY OF ORANGING THE USES OF PROPERTY THEREIN, ADOPTING SECONDS ACTS, DEFINING THE TERMS USED IN SAID ORDINANCE, ENFORCEMENT AND AMENDMENT THEREOF AND ITS VIOLATION." Orange County as shown in the schedule below is hereby enforced as a subsection of Section 5 hereof. Each sheet of each index sheet shall be a subsection of Section 5 uses of land, buildings and structures, the height of yards about buildings and structures and other matters hereby declared to be in effect within the several districts of the following official sectional district maps of Orange. No. 351 of the County of Orange, California, as amended, enforcing the Uses of Property Therein, Adopting Sectional Maps in said Ordinance, Providing for the Adjustment, Enforcement Penalties for Its Violation," is hereby amended by adding consisting of one (1) sheet, said amended Section 5 to read as follows: Orange County as shown in the schedule below is hereby enforced as a subsection of Section 5 hereof. Each sheet of each index sheet shall be a subsection of Section 5 uses of land, buildings and structures, the height of yards about buildings and structures and other matters hereby declared to be in effect within the several districts of the following official sectional district maps of Orange. No. 351 of the County of Orange, California, as amended, enforcing the Uses of Property Therein, Adopting Sectional Maps in said Ordinance, Providing for the Adjustment, Enforcement Penalties for Its Violation," is hereby amended by adding consisting of one (1) sheet, said amended Section 5 to read as follows: Orange County as shown in the schedule below is hereby enforced as a subsection of Section 5 hereof. Each sheet of each index sheet shall be a subsection of Section 5 uses of land, buildings and structures, the height of yards about buildings and structures and other matters hereby declared to be in effect within the several districts of the following official sectional district maps of Orange. No. 351 of the County of Orange, California, as amended, enforcing the Uses of Property Therein, Adopting Sectional Maps in said Ordinance, Providing for the Adjustment, Enforcement Penalties for Its Violation," is hereby amended by adding consisting of one (1) sheet, said amended Section 5 to read as follows: Orange County as shown in the schedule below is hereby enforced as a subsection of Section 5 hereof. Each sheet of each index sheet shall be a subsection of Section 5 uses of land, buildings and structures, the height of yards about buildings and structures and other matters hereby declared to be in effect within the several districts of the following official sectional district maps of Orange. No. 351 of the County of Orange, California, as amended, enforcing the Uses of Property Therein, Adopting Sectional Maps in said Ordinance, Providing for the Adjustment, Enforcement Penalties for Its Violation," is hereby amended by adding consisting of one (1) sheet, said amended Section 5 to read as follows: Orange County as shown in the schedule below is hereby enforced as a subsection of Section 5 hereof. Each sheet of each index sheet shall be a subsection of Section 5 uses of land, buildings and structures, the height of yards about buildings and structures and other matters hereby declared to be in effect within the several districts of the following official sectional district maps of Orange. No. 351 of the County of Orange, California, as amended, enforcing the Uses of Property Therein, Adopting Sectional Maps in said Ordinance, Providing for the Adjustment, Enforcement Penalties for Its Violation," is hereby amended by adding consisting of one (1) sheet, said amended Section 5 to read as follows: Orange County as shown in the schedule below is hereby enforced as a subsection of Section 5 hereof. Each sheet of each index sheet shall be a subsection of Section 5 uses of land, buildings and structures, the height of yards about buildings and structures and other matters hereby declared to be in effect within the several districts of the following official sectional district maps of Orange. No. 351 of the County of Orange, California, as amended, enforcing the Uses of Property Therein, Adopting Sectional Maps in said Ordinance, Providing for the Adjustment, Enforcement Penalties for Its Violation," is hereby amended by adding consisting of one (1) sheet, said amended Section 5 to read as follows: Orange County as shown in the schedule below is hereby enforced as a subsection of Section 5 hereof. Each sheet of each index sheet shall be a subsection of Section 5 uses of land, buildings and structures, the height of yards about buildings and structures and other matters hereby declared to be in effect within the several districts of the following official sectional district maps of Orange. No. 351 of the County of Orange, California, as amended, enforcing the Uses of Property Therein, Adopting Sectional Maps in said Ordinance, Providing for the Adjustment, Enforcement Penalties for Its Violation," is hereby amended by adding consisting of one (1) sheet, said amended Section 5 to read as follows: Orange County as shown in the schedule below is hereby enforced as a subsection of Section 5 hereof. Each sheet of each index sheet shall be a subsection of Section 5 uses of land, buildings and structures, the height of yards about buildings and structures and other matters hereby declared to be in effect within the several districts of the following official sectional district maps of Orange. No. 351 of the County of Orange, California, as amended, enforcing the Uses of Property Therein, Adopting Sectional Maps in said Ordinance, Providing for the Adjustment, Enforcement Penalties for Its Violation," is hereby amended by adding consisting of one (1) sheet, said amended Section 5 to read as follows: Orange County as shown in the schedule below is hereby enforced as a subsection of Section 5 hereof. Each sheet of each index sheet shall be a subsection of Section 5 uses of land, buildings and structures, the height of yards about buildings and structures and other matters hereby declared to be in effect within the several districts of the following official sectional district maps of Orange. No. 351 OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE ENFORCEMENT AND AMENDMENT THEREOF AND ITS VIOLATION." SECTION 3. If any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence or any reason held to be unconstitutional or invalid, such decision constitutionality of the remaining portions of this Ordinance. The clause thereof, irrespective of the fact that one or more of the tences, clauses or phrases thereof be declared unconstitutional. SECTION 4. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in full its passage and before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after once in the Anaheim Gazette, a newspaper published in the County together with the names of the members of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California. ATTEST: B. J. SMITH, County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California. STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE I, B. J. SMITH, County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board at a regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Orange day of April, 1951, the foregoing Ordinance, containing four (4) sections, and that the said Ordinance was then passed and adopted AYES: SUPERVISORS RALPH J. McFADDEN, WILLARD SMITH KAISER AND WILLIS H. WARNER. NOES: SUPERVISORS NONE. ABSENT: SUPERVISORS NONE. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affy Supervisors of the County of Orange, State of California, this 24th (SEAL) (Published Anaheim Gazette, May 3, 1951.) LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Parts of Sheet 1, District Map C-4, and Sheet 1, District Map C, September 26, 1950. Part of Sheet 1, District Map C, Suburban Section, Adopted Octber 30, 1950. Part of Sheet 6, District Map C, Costa Mesa Section, Adopted Janber 30, 1950. Part of Sheet 1, District Map C, Suburban Section, Adopted Febber 30, 1950. Part of Sheet 13, District Map C, Stanton Section, Adopted April March 28, 1950. Ordinance No. 281, as amended, is hereby amended by the addition (C) thereof AREA EXCEPTIONS, said paragraphs to be numbers. A rear yard line is shown upon an official sectional distracture, except detached accessory buildings and structural shall be placed closer to the rear line of the building detected by or upon such rear yard line. The side yards are shown upon an official sectional distract forth in the regulations of such district the side yards shall govern." WARNERS RETIRING? NEW YORK (UP)—Two of the three fabulous Warner brothers appear to be on the verge of retiring from the big motion picture concern bearing their name. Conferences are expected to begin here Monday on a $25,000,000 offer for the 24 per cent of the 2,800,000 shares of stock in the company held by Harry Albert and Jack L. Warner and their families. While a minority holding, this represents practical working control of the company. Go to Church on Sunday LEGAL NOTICES NURAL DISTRICT NTIAL DISTRICT DISTRICT DISTRICT SECOND ST. R4 C2 FIRST ST. R4 C2 AVE. C2 200 C2 242.5 AVE. C2 242.5 AVE. CERRITOS R4 AVE. C2 AVE. C2 C2 C2 C2 AVE. C2 C2 R4 R4 R4 MAIN MI ROSE MI FLOWER MI PACIFIC MI PE. S.P. RR C2 R.R. C2 MI C2 C2 C2 STANTON C2 C2 CHESTNUT MI MI MI COURT MI MONROE AVE. R/W MI R4 AVE. R4 C2 CENTRAL AVE. R4 C2 CHESTER R4 FLOWER R4 C2 KATELLA AVE. WALNUT MI R4 C2 tion, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance is normal or invalid, such decision shall not affect the validity or condition of this Ordinance. The Board of Supervisors hereby declares its and each section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause or that one or more of the sections, subsections, paragraphs, senclared unconstitutional or invalid. Make effect and be in full force thirty (30) days from and after fifteen (15) days after the passage thereof shall be published super published in the County of Orange, State of California, toof the Board of Supervisors voting for and against the same. WILLIS H. WARNER, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California. Clerk of County, California. ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, do hereby certify of Supervisors of Orange County, California, held on the 24th nance, containing four (4) sections, was considered section by as then passed and adopted as a whole by the following vote: DDEN, WILLARD SMITH, C. M. FEATHERLY, HEINZ unto set my hand and affixed the official seal of the Board of State of California, this 24th day of April, 1951. B. J. SMITH, County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California. (Pub. Anaheim Gasette, April 5, 12, 19, 26, May 3, 1951.) No. P.A., 472 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF WILLIAM C. STONER, SR., also known as WILLIAM C. STONER, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to present the same, with the necessary vouchers to the undersigned at his or her place of business, to-wit: Law Office of Stephen F. Gallagher, 305 Bank of America Building, Anaheim, California, within six months after the first publication of this notice: Dated March 30, 1951. E. R. ABBEY, as Public Administrator of Orange County, California, and as Administrator with the Will annexed of the Estate of said decedent. STEPHEN F. GALLAGHER, Attorney for Administrator; Bank of America Building, Anaheim, California. Trophies will be presented when the Orange County Bowling association holds a breakfast at Ted and Zella's cafe at 114% East Commonwealth avenue, Fullerton, Sunday, May 8, according to announcement by J. Kendricks, secretary. The breakfast will be at 10:30 a.m.