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s- A 4 5 2 VALLEY TIMES Saturday, May 17, 1947 Mousing For Vets Apartments Will Be Sold Here for $42.50 a Month fc I V. VJ je''1 I Rule Sought In Union War Intra-union war for control of Film Technicians Union Local 683 today had been taken to the courts. Roy M. Brewer, international representative of the I.A.T.S.E. made the move yesterday w-hen he filed suit for a total of $120.500 a move for enforcement of the union headquarters order to Biewer to take over the local.

Brewer charged that he was prevented from filling the direc tive, when local officers refused to deliver books and other assets totalling $70,500, and kept him out of the local headquarters by force and barricades. In Superior Court, he asked an Injunction demanding delivery of the assets, and $50,000 I as damages. Named as defendants aie the locals members and three ousted officers: John R. Martin, Russell L. McKnight and Norvil P.

i Crutcher. Meantime, today, Herbert Sor-iell, C.S.U. leader, and eight others were ordered to appear for trial November 3, on charges growing out of the film studio strike accusing them of conspiracy to commit assault by force, violation court orders to restrict picketing, and refusal to disperse. In ordering Sorrell and the others to trial, Supeiior Judge Thomas L. Ambrose dismissed charges against four other accused union leaders.

Nuys by Indianas Notre Dame university. The high school eventually will accommodate 1500 students and is being built at a cost of $1,500,000. NOTRE DAME BUILDS VALLEY PREP SCHOOL Laurence Viole, architect, depicting of buildings forming the now under construction in Van A co-operative housing program by which veterans could buy an apartment unit at the rate of $42.50 a month has been presented to Mayor! Fletcher Bowrons emergency! QXS HlCmBr housing committee as a solu- Bw tion to the still serious prob-j! Foil Above is a drawing by the final appearance seven-unit institution lem of shelter for former! 4 Nofre Dame High SchoolSeven Hurt Will Be Opened This Fall vJeY Roacl A $1,500,000 high school institution of Indianas famed A I 0 FI Notre Dame university is under construction on a 20-acrej Among persons listed as injured site in Van Nuys, where two of the units 'are nearing com- in Valley traffic accidents today pletion in preparation for the opening of the fall were a 76-year-old bicycle rider. The hnilHincf; are at, the corner of Riverside drive andia daring pedestrian who dashed busy Ventura boulevard The buildings are at the corner of Riverside drive and five morei across wasducw i Of ApDrOVal a I Paradoxically, taxes will be higher if the $55,638,000 in bond issues is not approved at the May 17 election. Mayor Fletcher Bow-, ron said today in an effort to correct an impression the opposite will be true.

If the bond issues are not carried, the needs are so great that most of these necessary improvements will then have to be financed out of current income during the next fiscal ear and well have to impose additional taxes to do so, the mayor said. "If the bonds are voted it will mean spreading the cost over a long period of years, so that taxpayers 20, een 40, jears hence will bear their portion of the cost of facilities that will be for the general public benefit. Bowron said the additional tax rate for servicing the bonds paying for interest and sinking fund requirements would be so small it w'ould actually amount to only a penny a day for the average householder. I and a young boy who darted in front of a car which resulted in injuries to four others js well as himself. Roy Ilartshovvn, 76, of 14577 I.vle Pacoima, suffered multiple contusions and lacerations of the face when hit by a car while riding his bicycle at Astora drive and Herrick avenue, north of San Fernando.

Robert M. White, 25, of 1264 Huffman Studio City received contusions and abrasions when he ran across Ventura boulevard at midnight and was struck by an auto. The boy Tommy Starr, 5750 Woodman Van Nuys, suffered lacerations of the legs and feet when hit by a car which then crashed into a pole injuring the driver, Mrs. Marie R. Baqueta, 48, of 4221 Ben North Hollywood.

Mrs. Baqueja suffered possible fractured ribs. Jeanine Baqueta, 14; Anna Jocosky, 56, of 8730 Hester Van Nuys, and Marie Bonno, 14, of 4226 Gentry Van Nuys, all had minor injuries. 7 servicemen. The plan was Paul Angeles builder, and has been presented to leaders of all veterans organizations for report back to the mayors committee.

Mooreheads plan calls for the initial construction of possibly 70 eight-flat buildings in various sections of the city. Each apartment unit would consist of a living room, kitchen and dinette, two bedrooms, bath, refrigerator and stove. $6000 Each Veterans would pay approximately $6000 for the apartment at the rate of $42.50 a month. Each project would be owned by an individual corporation organized to hold title and manager the property. Equities could be sold at any time.

E. K. Sheble, city housing co-ordinator, said the plan, which has been approved for GI loans by the Veterans Administration, is based on mass co-operation from private enterprise, with 70 contractors of all types from supply companies to painters, being asked to pledge their efforts to build the initial 70 projects quickly, possibly within 60 days after start of construction. Quick Housing 'With this plan of procedure there is little doubt from 2500 to 5000 veterans could be quickly housed, thereby making thousands of rental accommodations available to our non-service citizens, said Moorehead. The builder said savings could be effected in division of land costs and 'through a regulated nominal profit for contractors and builders.

Similar apartment construction with sale of individual units was practiced in many cities before the war. drafted by G. Moorehead, pioneer Los Woodman avenue where units are to be built. The finished institution will consist of. a faculty residence and classroom building now under final construction, a second classroom unit, two dormitories, a gymnasium and an auditorium housing a ehapel.

Brother Rupert of Notre' Dame university will assume his duties as principal at the beginning of the school ear, his staff consisting of brothers and priests of Pro-; incial House, Notre Dame. The brothers administration operates under the title Brothers of the Holy Cross. Enrollment for the doming jear is complete with a maximum of 125 boys, according to Laurence Viole, architect. First jear high school students will start this jear and a new' class of freshmen will enter each succeeding year until the full cur-; riculum is complete, at which time the school expects to accommodate 1500. School units to be occupied this fall include twelve classrooms, library, cafeteria, athletic shower room, coachs room, music room and principals office.

The faculty residence consists of 33 sleeping rooms, living and dining rooms, offices and chapel. Approximately $450,000 will have been expended on these two units by the time of their occupancy, said Viole. New Schools To Be Built For Valley The Valley will hae three major school construction projects completed next fall under the 000 expansion program voted for Los Angeles school districts last June, according to an announcement by Dr. Frank O. Evans, supervisor of educational housing.

The first of ten new' junior high schools in the city area will be constructed at Van Nuys, while a new Verdugo Hills High school will be constructed for the Sun-land-Tujunga district. The program also calls for an addition to the Pierce School of Agriculture in Canoga Park. Other school projects to be undertaken by the city include a junior high school at Palms and additions to Wilson High school, a junior college in the Wilmington area, and expansion of the East Los Angeles Junior college. Joseph Perry Dies SAN LEANDRO, May 17 JP Joseph Perry, 80. father of Harold Peary, radios Great Gil-dersleeve, died here yesterday.

He was a native of the Azores. -4 L. Valley Short on Recruiting The Valley and Los Angeles of'have met only 32 percent of their Naval Reserve recruitment program, Rear Adm. Oscar C. Badger, 11th Naval district commandant, said today in an appeal for greater public co-operation.

The admiral made his appeal at a city hall press conference after awarding Mayor Fletcher Bowron the Certificate of Achievement for his services to the Navy during the war. The officer said many of the smaller communities in the district which include the nine southern California counties, and the states of Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico, were doing their share to bring the Naval Reserve up to its authorized strength. The larger cities, including Los Angeles, are lagging behind, the admiral, said. Badger said the Reserve was not a secondary organization, but a vital and essential part of the regular Navy. For that reason he said he did not believe Congress would cut Reserve appropriations.

av Bridegroom Wants Dummy Best Man Its an odd thing for a prospects bridegroom to admit that a wooden dummy might be the best man at his wedding but thats just what Radio Producer Earl Ebi said today. Ebi, taking out a marriage license with Mrs. June Pauly, onetime script girl, said that hed be very happy if Charlie McCarthy, Ventriloquist Edgar Bergens famous character, would be best man when Ebi and June marry next Wednesday evening in the West "Los Angeles Com-'munity church. This may explain it: Ebi directs the Edgar Bergen radio show. Jap Cabinet Purged TOKYO, May 17 CTt The Japanese government today announced the purge of three present cabinet members Minister of Finance Tanzan Ishibashi, Minister of Justice Tokutaro Kimura and Minister of Commerce and Industry Mitsujiro Ishii.

Jane Frazee To Roscoe Carniva Join Stars MITCHELLS MAPLE SHOP New England Rack Maple Open Saturday to 8:30 P.M. 11129 Magnolia SU-2-1486 Jerry Devine Star Time Jane Frazee, youthful film star of Republic studios, is the latest name to be added to the star studded Roscoe carniva1 slated to start this afternoon at 1 and continuing, Devine, producer.director until 11 p.m. of the American Broadcasting In addition to Miss Frazee Andy Russell, favorite with'Companys This is Your FBI. is Guest Tonight Thomas Ince Jr. Sued for Divorce Thomas H.

Ince son of the late pioneer movie producer, today faces suit for divorce. His wife, the former actress Nancy Drexel, charges cruelty, and sets forth that Ince, who is manager of an apartment house, has agreed to pay a total of $300 a month alimony and support for tw'o daughters. 1000 Variety Club Members Guests of Warners Tonight Warner Bros, studio in Burbank plays host tonight to 1000 members of the Variety Club International now in Los Angeles for its 11th annual convention. The delegates and 400 Los Angeles film and civic leaders will have dinner on a sound stage and will watch as final awards of the club are announced. The club re-elected their officers yesterday at closing business sessions at the Ambassador.

Officers, named in circus parlance, I are Bob ODonnell, of Dallas, international chief barker; Carter Barron of Washington, D. first assistant barker; C. J. Latta of Albany, N. second assistant, and Marc Wolf of Indianapolis, dough guy.

The Heart Award to the Variety club which has contributed the most to its own community will be made tonight and the American selected as the one who has done the most for mankind in the past year will be named by a committee of judges. the bobby soxers, and Connie Haines, radio songstress, will be on the program, which will be emceed by Star Robert Alda, of Warner Bros, studios. Nine young lovelies of Roscoe will compete for the title of queen to reign over the carnival and the fiesta parade and rodeo scheduled for May 24 and 25. All of the proceedings will be filmed by Don Lee newsreel cameras for reproduction on television screens here and in the East, it was announced. Street dancing and carnival booths will be featured this eenings guest star on "Star Times With Valley Times which will be heard over KFWB from 6:30 to 7, This Is Your FBI is the only network program based on official records of the FBI and produced with its co-operation and approval and Devine will offer such impressions of the federal bureau, always a fascinating subject, as may be permissible.

In observance of Naval Reserve Week (May 18-25) a public service feature of this evenings program will bring to the microphone Lt. Comdr. Fred Wilson of the 11th Naval district in a discussion of what the Naval Reserve means to the average citizen. Recorded music and the usual Valley newscast conclude the WAR MOUTH SILENCED City employes are shown as they worked at dizzy heights to remove from the Van Nuys Municipal building's tower, 174 feet up, the giant 300-pound air raid siren erected for wrar service. Bottom photo shows, left to right, Dirk Gombert, Dean Baker and Joseph Ranavich, all of Los Angeles, -working on its removal.

(Valley Times photos.) Death Note Is Sounded For Valley Raid Siren To make room for the progress of peace the sound of war today was stilled in the Valley. High above Van Nuys, 174 feet above the basement of the citys municipal bulding, workmen today were removing the 300-pound air raid siren which sounded only in practice. In its place the city will erect seventeen-foot airplane obstruction Death Victim's Twin Sister Assists Probe The muiderer of Mrs. Laura Trelstad, of Long Beach, today may be in for a shock should he happen to see her image walking around near the scene of the crime. Mis.

Lydia Ramstad, of Salem, S. a twin siater who looks exactly like the lctim, has agreed to accompany Capt. Lor in Q. Martin, of the Long Beach police, on a tour of the area in hope someone will recall haing seen the slain woman on a bus or in a bar. In Long Beach for her sister's funeial, Mrs.

Puimstad aLo will pose for pictures which may lead to identification of a tall well-dressed man reported to have followed the victim from a bus. Mrs. Trelstad's strangled body was found last Monday mornirtg. beacon. Under direction of Dean Baker, carpenter foreman 603 W.

27th Los Angeles, City Workmen Joseph Ranavich, 3174 Veldome and Dirk Gombert of 412 W. 77th also of Los Angeles, removed the giant growler trom the windblown tower yesterday. The iiren will be lowered over the eighth-story ledge of the city hall Monday morning. Erected in 1912, the siren was intended for alarm use in the event of enemy air raids. Only on the day of its erection and on subsequent mechanical checks was the equipment put in operation.

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North Hollywood Discrimination Charge Hurled At Public Works Discrimination against North Hollywood was charged today by L. D. Mosher, 12117 Burbank in protesting denial by the Board of Public Works of his application to erect a $1500 sign'at his place of business. Mosher said the sign was gathering dust behind his North Hollywood. establishment since he moved it from his former business place in Hollywood.

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Other critics questioned the pictured flogging of Miss Roc on grounds of taste and still other complained about a scene in which a man is floated in tha ocean, with a fish tied to his heed, so that seagulls striking at th fish break his skull with their bills. Box defended the film, in an open letter to Harman, saying every incident pictured was taken from the L. A. G. Strong novel on which The Brothers was based, and asserting a movie producer had no right to tamper with the artistic integrity of a rovel.

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