The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 13

10--San Moteo Times Tuesday, Nov. 29, 1960 Two Named to Research Group Climaxing several months of intensive study on the most efficient methods employed in the opera- the organization by a native San Mateo county resident, Mrs. Winifred Hepperly. resident of Hills- tions of a constructive and effec- borough, mother two children and tive lax organization, the Govern-! wife of Robert Hepperle, San mental Research Council of San I Francisco attorney. Mateo county, through its current president David D.

Bohannon, announced today that two staff people have been retained and offices for the organization will be opened on December 1 in downtown San Mateo at 300 Benjamin Franklin court. E. M. "Bill" Mead, long time resident of San Mateo retired from Mobil Oil company, has been named executive director of the council and will be assisted in the operations of Uneasy Quiet In Venezuela After Riots Venezuela (UPD -Troops and tanks natroled centra Caracas early today, maintaining uneasy order after four days ol wild rioting.regarded by the government as an attempt at Communist Soldiers ordered out by Presi dent Romulo Betancourt fired repeatedly on mobs here killing at least two persons. increased the toll of the outbreak to 5 dead and about 200 wounded.

Police announced 85 persons had been arrested in the past 24 hours. No official figure on the total number of arrests since the riots started be obtained immediately. Suspend Civil Rights i i a authorities ordered troops patroling Caracas to shoot looters, arsonists and persons who ignored orders' to halt. The soldiers also' were authorized to search and persons." arrest "suspicious Mead, identified for nearly 40 years in the- oil industry, has been associated in the community relations and public relations field in that business and will bring to the council experience in both private industry as well as a practical background in dealing with public officials and public agencies. He has worked with many public service organizations in various capacities and has just finished a term as president cf the Statewide Oil information committee.

He has been a member 'of the San Francisco'Cham- ber of-Commerce, the Peninsula Manufacturers association. San Mateo Executive club, and been a director of both the 'San iMateo Chamber of Commerce as well as the Junior Achievement organization in San Mateo county. He and Mrs. Mead reside at. 330 Aragon San Mateo.

Mrs. Hepperly, formerly Wini fred Barr, attended local schools, San Mateo High school. San Mateo Junior college- and received a degree from Hastings College of Law in 1943. -Throughout her legal career she has had considerable experience in the overall tax field, recently completing some, graduate studies in tax planning. On the legal, staff of the Wine Institute for many years, Mrs.

Hepperly specialized in the research and statistical field in various capacities with that organization. Bohannon stated. "We are indeed fo. tunate to obtain the services of two such qualified people as Mead and Mrs. Hepperle in our council.

They will be the driving force behind the continuing work of the organization and will give us sound leadership in our endeavor to maintain a sound tax program for our entire community. We know that business, industry and residents in all en- Cabrillo Freeway Change Seen PACIFICA A major change in the proposed routing of the new Cabrillo. freeway ('southern part of through the city the A CHRISTMAS CARD fluttered to the railroad tracks from a car" in Mrs. Eva Lee Ames, 58, North Hollywood, was hilled. A Southern Pacific train hit the car: south of Redding yesterday.

(AP Betancourt's order to the'army deavors will realize the full value to take charge of the situation was accompanied by a decree suspending civil rights in Ven- nezuela. Radio stations were' forbidden to broadcast "news of a strictly political character," but Interior Minister Luis A. Dubuc said there was no plan to impose a general press censorship. DINGY RUGS COME BACK SPARKLING United inilhod clicrai your with KCfoaUllc colots, lutheni Jobrlci. lorqottan and den pickup.

THIS WEEK Your 9x12 Axminiier rug cleaned and demothed for i a tlxot and tilt to drtrtr ni(j 1 pldnd up to thli ipKlal laving. SM U-28 Lift ad Jnited Co Carpet Cleaning 939 N. BAYSHORE, S.M. DI 3-8229 of a'constructive tax body and I am confident that the results of this program will be evident in 2 Gunmen Rob Mateo Liauor Store j. Two gunmen, wearing nylon stocking masks and latex gloves, held up the night clerk at the Fourth Avenue Liquor store, 33 Planners Vote S.M.

Apartment East Fourth avenue, at 12:40 a. in. today, escaping with $293.77 in cash, San Mateo police Report. The clerk, James Phillips, 90 East Thirty-eighth avenue, San Mateo, told officers Gordon Join- in San Mateo county. I know the people in this county will enthusiastically get behind this whole project." The major objectives of the council include a plan to provide a base for appraising the fiscal policies of the county and mu nicipalities, working with both public and private officials in effecting and constructively coordinating the activities of all organizations interested in the all tax, structure in San Mateo county.

of the work of the council up to this time has been sparked by its Projects and Program committee headed by Glen Ireland, recently retired vice president of the Pacific Telephone Telegraph company. Ireland, along with several other business leaders, has developed an action program which will be stimulated by the addition, of the newly acquired staff. The council nas been operation for nearly' a year and was introduced to the area by the tax of the San Mateo County Development association. ftat he I was at the rear of the store dumping trash when he heard the electric eye "announcer" at the front door. He was en route to the front when he was suddenly confronted by the two masked men.

both wielding automatic guns. Phillips told police. A variance to allow construction of a "garden-type" apartment building at 34 South Grant street was approved by the San Mateo. city planning commission light after applicant Ralph Lewis agreed to reduce the num- of units from five to four. It was determined by the commission that the five-unit proposal didn't conform to lot coverage requirements for garden-apartment zoning.

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Simonsen of the Archer firm said that was not the original intent of the planning, but expressed- the opinion that something "can be worked out." He stated that he had been conferring with City Manager Arthur B. Sullivan concerning the matter. In other actions, the commis- Continued to its December 27 wo ld ive naore service recommended planning commissioners here when they agreed the new highway should, swing Mothers In New Orleans NEW ORLEANS (API-Police jostled a path through angry, yelling white mothers today so a Protestant minister could escort his five-year-old daughter into an integrated New Orleans'school. Blockading mothers harangued up toward Sweeney ridge at Cres- white mothers who had taken pi drive and run east of Pedro their children into William Frantz School, beat and kicked the worn- en's car in frustration as the pair drove off. Valley homes in the southern part of the city.

By turning the freeway, east of tie city at Crespi drive, the com mission agreed, construction of new cross-county arterial between San Bruno and Rockaway Beach would be facilitated by using joint route for both roads. After traveling east of Pedro Valley, the new freeway should go up the side of Pedro mountain and connect with a route now pro posed by the division of highways By combining part of the cross county arterial and the Cabrillo freeway into one construe tion, expenses could be- cut. the commission asserted- In addition' motorists. from Half Moon Bay, Honiara and southern coastal communities would be given easier access to the eastern part of.the Peninsula and beache: in the Pedro Point area would be saved by taking the new freeway away from their vicinity. Adoption of the eastward route and combination of the two free ways would eliminate the necessity constructing a gigantic traffic interchange that would take a large section of hillside.

Commissioners pointed out that a route for the cross-county arterial that.has been adopted by the state is already being built up with homes which will have to be disrupted when actual construction begins. By adopting the commission's proposal, the highway could be more rapidly constructed, and less homes would have to be razed, it was claimed. Routing of the Cabrillo freeway eastward would provide better access to the to residents of the eastern end of Linda Mar, commissioners asserted. When the proposal was briefly mentioned at a previous meeting, J. A.

Spence, assistant state district engineer, maintained such a route would provide les.s service to Tncifica residents. Planners lasl night, however, claimed the route Lewis, in support of his variance application, said density units were- required for th'e area because'rents for that section of the'city are 35 per cent lower than they are elsewhere, while construction costs and taxes are the The commission approved be looking at me. Doj application by Lewis to es- as we say. You won't' get hurt tahlish hvn lots from existine if you don't be nervous," one tablish two lots from existing acreage at 358 North Eldorado of the gunmen told him, Phillips stree t. One of the lots will be less than required for a duplex zone, said.

The clerk told the officers he was ordered to unlock the rear door from the inside and then directed to the front of the store to open both cash registers and a safe. The bandits placed the money in a brown paper bag. One of them herded Phillips to the rear of the store where he was ordered to lie on the floor and "stay put five minutes because we have someone at the front of the store watching you." The robbers departed by the rear door. Investigating officers found two stockings at the rear of the store 'and two more on a vacant lot at the rear of the Benjamin Franklin hotel. A pair of latex gloves was found at the rear-of the San Mateo theatre.

it was noted, but conforms -in size with other lots 'along the street. After considerable discussion concerning whether a recreation site to be deeded to the city should be.filled to grade by the developer, the commission approved a tentative map for the final unit of Archer Development company's Los Prados subdivi- sion southeast of Hilisdale S. Reed a reduction Development corporation for approval of a tentative map for the first unit of the proposed multi-million dollar Lauriedale apartment project on the old McLeUan property. The continuance was requested by the firm to allow further study of community design for the property. Approved a one-year continuance of a variance for Milton Lees Jr.

to allow construction of a 48-unit apartment development at Elm street and Monte Diablo ivenue. Approved rezoning from commercial to apartment of the G. VV. Williams company property on the east side of South Claremont street, 215 feet north of East Sixteenth avenue to allow construction of a four-unit; two-story apartment building. off-freeway ramp should be built at Rockaway Beach and.

a age road should be routed along Dundee drive. The commission's recommendations Mil go to city councilmen orj December 12, and a public hearing on the freeway route will be conducted December 21. Commissioners agreed that the city's land use plan, should be revised to extend a commercial zone on Palmetto avenue three blacks south to Montecita avenue. It was decided, however, to hold the change until the master plan undergoes its first annual review early next year. Commissioners decided to begin a survey of street widths at their meeting next Monday.

Veto Withholding Approved a variance to allow State Income TttX Screams Threats "They should beat her 'til she can't stand up," screamed one woman. Despite the human barrier, the boycott at William Frantz School weakened. Two white children went to that school with the one Negro first-grader Monday. Four entered and stayed for classes The boycott held firm' at the other integrated school, Xo. 19.

School officials said no white child showed up for today's classes. A 10-woman committee visited the home of a white mother who insisted on sending her child' to William Frantz. The committee refused to discuss-the interview with the- balking mother. "All of us mothers are going to have to stick together," said one committeewoman. "We're going to get the job done." The impassioned blockade may well be a major strategy of segregationists in the school fight.

A 1922' Louisiana law says a school with an average attendance of 10 or less may not be kept open. A 'voung white Methodist minis- 572 El Camino, San Carloi ter. the Rev. Lloyd incited most of the wrath, of the mothers. His daughter attends the William Frantz kindergarten.

They Insult Minister screamed questions and insults at the- -minister as he stood with a protective arm about his daughter before police cracked the picket line. In the pattern of events since integration began in New Orleans public schools two weeks ago, white spectators jeered- and hooted as U.S. marshals accompanied the- four Negro students into the hvo schools. A cold wave that tumbled the temperature into the 50s tempered the staying powers of the picketing mothers. An hour after school opened, the 'number of blockading mothers had dwindled to a handful.

The partially shattered truce remained. while the city awaited a ruling by a three-judge federal court on a plea to suspend racial integration in New Orleans schools and to abandon the idea all together. About 90 per cent of the heat striking the outside of a house'is concentrated on the roof, accord; to Allied Chemical's Barrett division. Off TIL XMASoncill C-Thru Awnings DOUGLAS CO. LY 3-3147 JETS TO NEW YORK CHICAGO vard and Bayshore freeway.

The final unit will include several apartment lots, an elementary school site, a commercial center site, a motel site and the recreation site. The dispute over filling of the recreation site developed when Commissioner Emory Morris said he understood the developer was FRESH FRUIT GIFTS FROM SANTA CLARA VALLEr rear yard setback for a portion of a lot' on which he plans to construct his personal home on Dalehurst court in' the Hidden Valley subdivision he is developing S.M. Planners Favor Fiesta Proposed 'location of the San Mateo county memorial audito rium and convention center the county fair and Fiesta. grounds in San Mateo received the unani support of the San Mateo city planning commission last night. The approval was requested by county officials; who are seeking advance planning funds -for the proposed $1,000,000 project from the federal government.

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