anaheim-gazette 1952-09-25

OPERATION MAINBRACE'—Led by Britain's aircraft carrier Illustrious, mighty units of the NATO fleet move through the North Atlantic in "Operation Mainbrace," 13-day maneuvers of huge air and sea fleets of the Allied Nations in Scandinavian waters. Directly behind the Illustrious U.S. aircraft carrier Wright. The turn is followed by the British battleship Vanguard and another British warplane on the deck of the Illustrious awaiting prepared for an air strike. Supervisors Overrule Planning Commission on Stanton Housing County supervisors late Tuesday overruled the county planning commission and approved the controversial 54 acre subdivision of Little Mansions, Inc., located on Highway 39 south of Stanton. The proposed subdivision, which would include 215 lots for single family dwellings, had been rejected twice by the planning commission because installation of sewers was not included in subdivision plans. The subdivider had appealed to the supervisors. In approving the subdivision, supervisors upheld the planning commission in requiring elimination of plans for a two acre shopping district in the tract. Appeal of another subdivider, Russ Boorey, of Corona del Mar, who plans a subdivision of 9½ acres on Garden Grove blvd., near the town of Garden Grove, was set for hearing by the Supervisors at Sept. 30 at 3 p.m. The planning commission also had started work on anticipation notes of... County supervisors late Tuesday overruled the county planning commission and approved the controversial 54 acre subdivision of Little Mansions, Inc., located on Highway 39 south of Stanton. The proposed subdivision, which would include 215 lots for single family dwellings, had been rejected twice by the planning commission because installation of sewers was not included in subdivision plans. The subdivider had appealed to the supervisors following the second refusal, contending that installation of sewers would represent a prohibitive cost. Patrons of Alamitos school district, in which the tract is located, appeared before the supervisors Tuesday to repeat the protests they had filed with the planning commission. They claim that the school is already crowded despite additions built last summer and would have no room for pupils from the big new subdivision. TAIPEI, Formosa (T) — Gen. Lemuel C. Shepherd, commandant of the U.S. marine corps, arrived today and immediately plunged into a heavy schedule of conferences with Nationalist Chinese leaders. SPACE SUIT—Scientists of 12 nations viewed this outfit for space travel in the exhibition at their Third International Astronautical Congress Stuttgart In approving the subdivision, supervisors upheld the planning commission in requiring elimination of plans for a two acre shopping district in the tract. Appeal of another subdivider, Russ Boorey, of Corona del Mar, who plans a subdivision of 9½ acres on Garden Grove blvd., near the town of Garden Grove, was set for hearing by the Supervisors at Sept. 30 at 3 p.m. The planning commission also had rejected Boorey's proposed subdivision because it did not include plans for sewers. Boorey, who proposes to carve 39 lots out of the tract, said that the sewer installation would cost from $18,000 to $20,000. Program of Self Help for Europe Described by CARE Director CARE, the world-wide organization which made its name delivering food and clothing packages to needy victims of war, is entering a new phase of operations with a Self Help program, according to Roy McCorkel, field director, and former European director, of the organization. McCorkel described as a "non-governmental point four program" the new plan to help people help themselves. Its main asset, he said, is that it is "people giving to people" rather than a government giving to a government. Peoples of other nations can thereby know that individuals in the U.S., with nothing to gain but friendship, are sincerely interested in their plight. Infant Dies in Anaheim Home Suffocating in his crib yesterday, Chris Potvin, three-weeks old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Potvin, 10742 Lincoln ave., Anaheim, was found dead at about 9 o'clock by his mother. Mrs. Potvin discovered that the baby was not breathing, and telephoned Anaheim police for aid. They summoned an ambulance which rushed the child to Anaheim Community hospital, but the baby was pronounced dead on arrival there. A rescue squad from the Anaheim fire department worked for more than 30 minutes with an inhalator in the house. The new program will such things as plows, iron and mid-wife's kits in the manner they handled district of food and clothing. A person wishing to donate a Self Help gift contracts and orders delivery of a package when the package is delivered CARE sends the donor a receipt from the person receiving it. Often, the grateful recipient send letters of thanks to them. McCorkel told of a resettlement designed by CARE for use placed persons who have found a place to live. The basic tools required in ing and gardening and are helpful to the people who really them. The new program was edited to the Kiwanis club Tuesdays McCorkel, who later broke news of the new project over OE in Santa Ana. He said information concerning CARE's many open can be obtained by writing CARE, Los Angeles, Calif., for CARE packages can be sent at Buffum's department st Santa Ana. Police Search For Nude Man Santa Ana police bear bushes Tuesday evening in for a nude man who was wounded in the back yard at the home Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brunnin 611 E. Second st., also mail brief appearance on the SPACE SUIT—Scientists of 12 nations viewed this outfit for space travel in the exhibition at their Third International Astronautical Congress, Stuttgart, Germany. Mrs. Potvin discovered that the baby was not breathing, and telephoned Anaheim police for aid. They summoned an ambulance which rushed the child to Anaheim Community hospital, but the baby was pronounced dead on arrival there. A rescue squad from the Anaheim fire department worked for more than 30 minutes with an inhalator in a vain attempt at resuscitation. TESTING THE NEW ARMY JEEP—Mud-up to hubcaps can't stop the Army's new jeep during debut at Aberdeen, Md., Prov- ing Ground. The engine can be replaced 14 minutes. Y-Day for Girls Too, Local Y Secretary Says Girls of Anaheim were assured this week that they will not be forgotten in the prizes and fun that more than 300 local youngsters will have when they attend Anaheim Y-Day in Hollywood, Oct. 18. General Secretary Tommy Thomason, said that girls will be eligible for many of the prizes and one of the young ladies present will be selected as "Princess for a Day" by Jack Bailey, star of the "Queen for a Day" radio and television shows. "We are always represented by girls at the event, and we are hopeful that youngsters from Anaheim will make us proud in the talent competition and essay contest," Thomason said. Entry blanks for both events may be picked up at the "Y." Thomason added that the variety show to be held in Hollywood Bowl is shaping up, with Art Linkletter as master of ceremonies and such notables as Bob Crosby and Liberace already on the star list. Also slated for the all-day outing is the Stanford-UCLA football game in Los Angeles Memorial coliseum. Tickets, which cost $2.50 each, and other information may be obtained at the "Y." Price includes lunch, transportation, the variety show and the football game. Sailor Jailed For Slugging Cecil J. Hartwell, a sailor aboard the USS H. J. Thomas, now anchored at Long Beach, will not return to sea immediately. However, his shore leave will not be entirely free either. The red-haired sailor yesterday began serving a 24-day sentence in Orange county jail. TAX ANTICPATION Loan Approved Anaheim Union High school district's request for a short term loan of $100,000, was approved by the county supervisors Tuesday and a call for bids on tax anticipation notes for that amount was authorized. The date for opening the bids has not been designated. Bids will be opened also on tax anticipation notes of Cypress elementary school district amounting to $30,000. The money will be used to finance operations of the districts through the tax-dry period until the fall tax collections come in. The loans will be repaid Dec. 31. Help for Europe Director The new program will supply such things as plows, iron lungs and mid-wife’s kits in the same manner they handled distribution food and clothing. A person wishing to donate such Self Help gift contracts CARE and orders delivery of a package when the package is delivered, CARE sends the donor a signed receipt from the person receiving it. Often, the grateful recipients and letters of thanks to the donor McCorkel told of a resettling kit signed by CARE for use by disced persons who have finally found a place to live. The kit has basic tools required in building and gardening and are a great tip to the people who really need them. The new program was explained to the Kiwanis club Tuesday by Crokel, who later broadcast news of the new project over KV-1 in Santa Ana. He said information concerning CARE’s many operations can be obtained by writing to CARE, Los Angeles, Calif., Orders CARE packages can be placed in Buffum’s department store in Santa Ana. Police Search For Nude Man Santa Ana police beat theisches Tuesday evening in search of a nude man who was walking the back yard at the home of and Mrs. Alfred Brunning at E. Second st., also making a def appearance on the front Sailor Jailed For Slugging Cecil J. Hartwell, a sailor aboard the USS H. J. Thomas, now anchored at Long Beach, will not return to sea immediately. However, his shore leave will not be entirely free either. The red-haired sailor yesterday began serving a 24-day sentence in Orange county jail imposed on him by Anaheim city court when convicted of disturbing the peace. Hartwell was seen by local officers when he jumped out of a car in the 100 block of W. Center St. and slugged Henry James Dehlic of the Antlers hotel with his fist. California Polio Cases Reach 188 SACRAMENTO (CNS) — The number of reported polio cases in California reached 188 for the week ending Sept. 13, the state department of health reported today. Cases reported by county are as follows: Alameda 5, San Francisco 8, Presno 10, Kern 5, San Bernardino 14, Los Angeles 79, Orange 11, San Diego 17, Humboldt 1, Butte 1, Tehama 1, Contra Costa 3, Marin 2, San Mateo 3, Santa Clara 2. Nevada 1, Sacramento 2, San Joaquin 4, Stanislaus 2, Yolo 1, Monterey 1, Merced 2, Tulare 4, San Luis Obispo 1, Ventura 2, Inyo 1, Riverside 4, Imperial 1. Rock, Sand Yard Gets Chamber OK The Stanton Chamber of Commerce went on record today as favoring a variance permit for the establishment of a storage yard for rock and sand and a warehouse for the retail and wholesale of construction materials for the Consolidated Rock Products, applied for by J. B. Lillywhite of Orange. The plant to be located north side of Katella, between Date st. and Western ave. The permit came up last week before the county planning commission and was postponed by Commissioner A. E. Arnold until Friday, Sept. 26, at 1:30 p.m. In order that all adjacent property owners could be notified. Mrs. Mabel Ross, observed the Police Search For Nude Man Santa Ana police beat the hours Tuesday evening in search a nude man who was walking the back yard at the home of and Mrs. Alfred Brunning at E. Second st., also making a appearance on the front ch there. The Brunnings and a neighbor, Consolidated Rock Products, applied for by J. B. Lillywhite of Orange. The plant to be located north side of Katella, between Date st. and Western ave. The permit came up last week before the county planning commission and was postponed by Commissioner A. E. Arnold until Friday, Sept. 26, at 1:30 p.m. in order that all adjacent property owners could be notified. Mrs. Mabel Ross, observed the man walking around the house and hastily summoned police, who were unable to locate the prowler. Mrs. Geraldine Bryan, another neighbor, shortly afterward reported to police that lingerie had been stolen from her clothesline. INDORE, India (T)—The death of a pet monkey was too much for a local laundryman. He committed suicide, leaving a note that he was hurrying to "join my darling." ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Theodore B. Kuchel, President Max Hesler, Vice-President Mrs. Henry Kuchel, Secretary-Treasurer H. C. Burkheimer, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 Anaheim Daily Gazette H. C. Burkheimer, Publisher, General Manager Leonard Kraidt, City Editor Ralph Rouland, Classified Manager Don Young, Circulation Manager Published Monday through Friday, at 239 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. Phone Anaheim 2206. Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the Associated Press, the National Editorial Association, and California News-paper Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. 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