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WATER APPEAL MADE AT BEACH Los Angeles Times (1923-Current File); Oct. ProQuest Historical Newspapers: Los Angles pg. 6 WATER AND MADE A Board Urges W in Metropol LONG BEACH, very life or Long ent upon obtaini water supply from River," the City W declared in a for day. In one of the m ments ever issued on an issue before missioners Charle chairman: E. M. J ner, Harry Ross and M. Dickinson decl urgently needs th ter and that the a of city wells has the rate of 2.9 "Long Beach RIVER water and it too soon," the part, declares. "Already forty miles of our river sins in this coast been ruined by salt water. "We are pumme from depths bel we continue to hells we increase having our well time." The election on withdrawing from Water District is 21, next. ANAHEIM, BE FEET HALLOWEEN Ghosts and Cavort in 21 Before Thou ANAHEIM, Oct. merchants have their Halloween get packed away in times get better nounced their annual val for the evening. A canvass of the found a major popchants desirous of festival, begun here. They believe the w city virtually its o an outlet for youth ly to be expended tions. Finances for th been assured by vot tions, and commit work planning the er entertainment Adams, lumberman, grand marshal and organization for the is expected to attract BURBANK MERCER PLAN HALLOWEEN BURBANK, Oct. Halloween celebrat Day on the 31st nounced today by of local merchant postmaster, has be get permission fro LONG BEACH, Oct. 11.—Southern California church leaders opened the forty-fourth Conference of Religious Education here tonight. At the initial session Dr. D. F. Rittenhouse, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Pasadena, discussed religious N.R.A. Dr. Harolderal secretary, discourse program. Readdress of welcome Boyd was delivered T. McNeill of Los The conference day night. ONTARIO, Oct. 11.—Four-year-old Jummy Cain is near death in San Antonio Community Hospital today because he wanted to go where his little white dog went. JJimmy left his home at 1303 West I street this morning and toddled away with his pet. At Valley Boulevard the dog crossed safely, but Jimmy didn't make it. An automobile driven by George W. Rake of Las Vegas, Nev., struck the boy and threw him off the highway. At the hospital that Jimmy had thigh, his face is unless complication will live. The frightened and Mrs. Cain seemed wrong sought help him in the hospice. Jimmy is the Mrs. H. G. Cain, he saw the dog highway, but did until his car struck... WATER APPEAL MADE AT BEACH Board Urges Vote to Remain in Metropolitan District LONG BEACH, Oct. 11. - "The issue of Long Beach is depend upon obtaining an additional supply from the Colorado River," the City Water Commission ordered in a formal statement to one of the most forceful documents ever issued by city officials on issue before the voters. Componers Charles L. Heartwell,erman; E. M. John, John Schin-Harry Ross and Secretary Ray Dickinson declared that the city still needs the additional water and that the average water level in wells has been dropping at rate of 2.9 feet per year. Long Beach needs Colorado water and we cannot get it soon," the statement, in fact, declares. Already forty-seven square miles of our fresh water basins in this coastal plain have been ruined by the invasion of water. We are pumping our water in depths below sea level. As we continue to lower these levels, we increase the danger of flooding our wells ruined for all time." Election on the question of drawing from the Metropolitan District is set for November next. We are pumping our water on depths below sea level. As continue to lower these levwe increase the danger of bring our wells ruined for all election on the question of drawing from the Metropolitan District is set for November ext. ANAHEIM TO THE FESTIVE HALLOWEEN Ghosts and Goblins Will arrive in Street Parade before Thousands ANAHEIM, Oct. 11.—Anaheim ants have refused to have Halloween ghosts and goblins away in mothballs until get better, and have aned their annual harvest festier the evening of the 31st inst. Anvass of the business district a major portion of the merdesirous of carrying on the al, begun here ten years ago. believe the venture saves the virtually its cost by providing let for youthful energies likebe expended in other direc- ances for the project have issured by voluntary subscriptand committees now are at planning the parade and othtertainment features. Henry Lumberman, has been named marshal and has begun ortion for the program which sected to attract 40,000 persons. BANK MERCHANTS HALLOWEEN FETE BANK, Oct. 11.—Plans for a seven celebration and Dollar from the 31st inst. were anced today by an organization merchants. Paul Martin, Master, has been authorized to permission from city officials to BANK MERCHANTS HALLOWEEN FETE BANK, Oct. 11.—Plans for a between celebration and Dollar from the 31st inst. were announced today by an organization of local merchants. Paul Martin, Master, has been authorized to permission from city officials to section of San Fernando award for a street dance Halton night and E. J. Jackson is eng co-operation from local for the affair. ARS CONFER religious aspects of the Dr. Harold V. Mather, gensecretary, discussed the confergram. Response to the addition of welcome by Mrs. Walter was delivered by Dr. Murray Nelll of Los Angeles. The conference will conclude Friday. TODDLING BY AUTO the hospital it is reported Jimmy has a fractured hip, his face is badly cut, and loss complications set in he live. The frightened dog ran home Mrs. Cain sensing something long sought her son and found in the hospital. Jimmy is the son of Mr. and A. H. G. Cain. Rake told police shaw the dog dart across the way, but did not see the boy his car struck him. AIR Giants DESTINED SAN DIEGO, Oct. 11. (P) — five flying boats which arrived Monday from Panama are destined for Hawaii, but the method of ting them there has not been terminated. Rear-Admiral A. Johnson, commander of air Base Force, said today. The sixth plane, which was behind at Acapulco, Mex., is here Monday aboard the Wright. It is undamaged and be available for flight or ship to Hawaii. If the copyright owner. Further reproduction p e to Remain in Metropolitan District ```markdown ``` ANTS AT SAN DIEGO NED FOR HONOLULU ct. 11. (P) — The which arrived hereama are destined the method of get-has not been de-dmiral A. W. der of aircraft, today. which was leftco, Mex., is dueoard the U.S.S. damaged and willlight or shipment Admiral Johnson was back at North Island today following a visit to San Pedro yesterday to confer with high-ranking naval officers, including Rear-Admiral Thomas J. Senn. Work of checking over the five amphibians was continued today. They are patrol-type planes, each powered with two motors capable of developing 825 horsepower apiece. They are built to carry crews of six men. duction prohibited without permission.