The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 112

Bill of Rights Approved" byNAREB A "Property Owners' Bill of Rights," championed by a Californian, L. H. Wilson of Fresno, gained national ft recognition this week when it was unanimously approved by the National Assn. of Real Estate Boards, meeting in Chicago. Wilson is president of the California Real Estate Assn.

He is one of the principal will become headquarters of the newly formed Bank of Los Angeles. Architects are Langdon Cr Wilson. Contractor, Jones Bros. Cost estimated at $300,000. REMODELING Work has started, on remodeling project covering first ond second stories of the I.

W. Hellmon Building ot 4th and Spring Sts. which authors of the statement, first drawn up last March by CREA as a means of stressing the rights as well SCHOLARSHIP-Ticbard E. Morse, 17-year-old senior at Palm Springs Vligh School, center, is first recipient of $1,000 George E. Cameron Jr.

Scholarship for electronic At presentation ceremonies are Bob McWhirter, left, of Cameron Enterprises and Dr. Calvin E.AixJersccy school principal, as the obligations of prop Space Project erty owners, real estate bro kers and salesmen. "We are apprehensive," OF TO VIEW Wilson said, "over continu in Pasadena at New Safety Program for lAGC Stated ing erosion of our liberties FILMED STUDY I VIM 1 Hotel Sahara Expansion Virtually Done at Vegas and the loss of freedoms by our citizens and property owners. OF. MARINA Halfway Mark "In California, CREA la re sisting class legislation, spe Expansion of the Hotel Sa-.

PASADENA Construc ized his- Initial goal of 200 rooms was too short. tion has reached the half cial privilege legislation and special rights laws. We plead An intensified safety pro Accordingly, Prell ordered for equal rights for all as way point on the $2 million Space Flight Operations facility being built by the jhara 'at Las Vegas 13 virtually complete, and the hostelry now towers 24 stories into the sky, boasts more than 1,000 deluxe gram for the construction in guaranteed by the Constitu 1 1 i i i dustry has been announced tion. National Aeronautics and the construction of 200 more rooms the' following year, and by 1960 the 200-room Sahara Tower had poked its "In particular," he contin ued, "and especially for the rooms and suites and can handle two large conven Space Administration Jet Propulsion Laboratory of Caltech at 4800 Oak Grove property owner, we seek to 14 stones up from the Strip maintain the right of selec tions at the same time in its twin convention centers. Dr.

The building la expected to give the hotel a 600-room capacity. tion, the right to sell or rent to "whom and whomever he to be ready for late Septem Swimming cools, exclusive F'ihns depicting how the' 'Lexington, Ky, model basin was used to study causes of th damage the Marina del Rey W11 be shown the Construction Industries Committee of the Chamber of Com-; merce Wednesday. The speaker will be CoL G. Peacock, district engineer for the US. Army Corps of Engineers.

Col. Peacock will the findings and outline suggestions for remedial work to make the marina safer from ocean storms. The program will be conducted at the chamber's Bixel St headquarters. Came then the merger of rv 'i I ber occupancy. pleases." restaurants and bars sprout from almost every corner.

the Hotel Sahara and its Albert C. Martin and Asso The hotel has become so ciates planned, designed and Apartments Planned engineered the 80,000 large that even the "quickie" tour lasts 45 minutes. downtown La3 Vegas affiliate, The Mint, into the Del E. Webb Corp. in September, 1961, and plans for the 400-room Sahara Skyscraper POMONA Permits have three-story structure.

Craig been issued to W. A. Couch R. Sturm is project manager, and Dave Larson is project for construction of two By Leaps and Bounds A directory of facilities by the Southern California i Chapter of Associated General Contractors, whose member firms perform ap- proximately $1.5 billion of contract construction in 11 gouthern counties of California each year. The AGC ha3 maintained a continuing program to promote safety in construction for many years, but its executives feel that a more positive approach is needed to produce the results in accident prevention which can he accomplished in the industry.

The new approach will be in line with the national AGC Safety Certification Program, according to John which has just about reached designer. General contractor apartment buildings in the 800 block of Buena Vista its completion. stands 5 ft high in the lobby. is Alco Inc. or Los Ave.

at a total cost of Angeles. Each room In the Skyscraper is equipped with re 000. One will be a 27-unit The banara took its first toddling steps in October, 1952, under president Milton Precast concrete panels 3b structure and the other 5 mote controlled television, ft. high, with a textured units. Prell, who immediately real plus radio.

finish of exposed colored aggregate form the window- less exterior walls on the lower two levels. In contrast Brand Urot. New Now FAIR PROJECT Architect Welton Becket, left, and Walt Disney examine segment of General Electric pavilion model, one of two pavilions Becket and Disney are designing for New York World's Fair. the penthouse like third White, chairman of the chap floor will feature expansive glass sheets set in light steel frames. A 10-ft-wide eyebrow protects the glass from direct sun rays.

Moveable dry walls and demountable acoustical tile Harbor Entertainment ter safety committee. Objectives The principal objectives of this program, Mr. Witte ex Center to Open 1st Unit plained, will be the follow ing: The new $10 million Ports 1 To establish positive Southern California restaurateur David C. Tallichet, who also built and operates evidence of effective self-po- Mi ricing of safety activities by of Call recreational and tourist complex in the Port of Los Angeles will open Its first phase to the public on the construction industry. the Reef Restaurant, Ports O' Call Restaurant, Casta 2 To set definite goals for reducing disabling injuries way Restaurant and Pieces ceilings will insure maximum interior spatial flexibility.

Carpeting will cover floors in computer area as an additional sound control device. The facility will serve as the central point for collecting and analyzing data re-ceived from deep -space-probe vehicles. An Interior highlight will be a mezzanine gallery where selected personnel may view laun-chings and other activities on a massive television command screen. The building has been designed for future June 28 for a two-week on the 10b site. of Eight Restaurant.

3 To give proper to AGC member firms Beginning with the July break-in period before the July 13 grand opening. 13 grand opening the village achieving these goals. First phase of the develop "In other words," Witte said, "the AGC wants its members to be able to prove ment is the old California Village, featuring authentic Monterey architecture and development will feature regular entertainment each week, again emphasizing the international theme of the facility Admission be free and ample free parking that they are safe contrac incorporating gas lights, cob tors. We plan to accomplish this by conferring annual blestone streets and aquati- will be provided. callv oriented recreational safety recognition certificates upon our contractor facilities.

Located on the main channel of the Los Angeles members who carry on an approved safety program in Harbor entrance, the inter their operations. national theme is typified by "We intend to conduct this program with increasing in tensification this is, by pro the constant traffic of merchant ships, luxury liners, fishing boats and small-craft from all over the world gressively better goals of construction safety." that pass back and forth in front of the development 4 Industry Site Rezoned The Ports of Call is being developed by prominent SANTA ANA Council- men bave rezoned a large parcel of industrial land on School Projects Let Si the west side of Lyon NORCO Contract for construction of additions to eouth of Warren adjoining three schools here Norco, the Southern Pacific Railroad line to R-4 use to per Coronita and Garretson mit construction of a garden has been awarded to Emery C. Jackson, of Riverside, on a low bid of $406,000. apartment development. BUY NOW while a complete selection of these fast selling Conejo Valley Homes is available Casa Cone jo's perfect for modern family as 650 happy famfles now IMngnere canlMify.

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