Daily Independent Journal from San Rafael, California • Page 6

6 Thuriday, July 30, 1959 GOLDILOCKS FACED NOTHING LIKE THIS Mrs. Robert Cole is a bit appre hensive as she surveys a group of polar and brown bears mounted for their owners by Jonas Brothers of Seattle. All the bears were killed this year. The polar bears were shot in an area from Nome north to Point Barrow, Alaska, and stand about 10 feet high and weigh up to 1,600 pounds. The brown bears were shot at Kodiak on the Alaska peninsula and weigh about 1.100 pounds.

(AP Wirephoto) Novato Lity Petition Signatures, iax Rate Issues In Radio Debate A radio debate on incorporation of Novato today centered on two points: The validity of some of the incorporation petition signatures and the tax rate of the future city. The debaters were two Home Rule Committee members, James S. Rose, an insurance agent, and Dr. George E. McDaniel, a veterinarian, and two opponents of incorporation.

Capt. Hugo E. Clever, retired from the merchant marine, and James L. Talbot, research en-! gineer for an oil company in San Francisco. Talbot, who is chairman of! the West Novato Associates, said he has no objection to the! downtown business area incor- porating but he objected to area being included in the proposed city of Novato.

They appeared on the KT1M1 program a i Sounding1 moderated by Kitty Oppenheimer. The program will be repeated by tape-re- Windows Broken On Parked Truck A mobile crane truck parked on Los Gallinas avenue in Marinwood. was badly battered during the weekend, deputies reported. Supt. Bud Ruhl of Cecotti and Son said the vandals had broken windows of the cab, crane, both headlight, and two side mirrors.

Holes in the windows indicated BB guns had been used. The contracting firm is building a new bridge at the end of Los Gallinas. Ground-Air Rocket ABERDEEN, Md. (JF) A' rocket designed to give a foot soldier some defense against a straffing plane is being devel- opd, according to the weapons research staff. The uses the same principle as the an air-to-air missile which is attracted to the heat of an en-1 gine.

The ground-to-air weapon is fired by hand from a bazooka-1 like launcher and is effective up to one mile. cording at 12:30 p.m. Sunday. A listener telephoned to ask if signatures of title companies on the incorporation petitions were legal. (The first step toward incorporation was to obtain signatures of owners at least 25 per cent of assessed value of property in the area to be incorporated as well as 25 per cent of the total number of property owners.) Rose replied that Deputy County Counsel E.

Warren McGuire had told the county! board of supervisors that these are legal signatures since the I title companies were holders of title of record. Captain Clever said he be-1 lieved this ruling would be re- versed in court. Dr. McDaniel added that he! thought a check with the title companies would disclose they checked with the property owners. Another questioner wanted to know if it was legal for a directors to sign a petition in the name of the corporation.

Rose again replied in the affirmative, citing the opinion of attorneys who belong to the Home Rule committee and the deputy county counsel. The tax question was introduced by Captain Clever, who urged listeners to up with those of us trying to save your property and our own from a $12 city tax rate. Questioned on wTiere he obtained a $12 tax rate figure, Captain Clever said from Rose noted that the highest total tax rate now paid by No- RUGS DIRTY? vato area residents is $9.54 and that Captain figure implies a $2 40 Novato city tax rate added to it. Rose said this was completely at variance the estimates contained in a report made this January by Public Affairs Research of Oakland. A proposed Novato city i budget of $381.890 included in! the report would be financed mainly by state subventions miscellaneous local fees! with only 21 cents in property tax required.

Dr. McDaniel said. The Novato veterinarian said I residents now paying a Novato! District tax levy of1' 26 cents and those paying a 23-1 cent tax rate in Loma Verde would pay less with a 21-eent Novato city property tax. Others within the boundaries of the proposed new citv would have an average $6.30 increase on their annual tax bills, Dr McDaniel said. A question raised by Captain Clever which remained unanswered was why the proposed Novato site for a state college was not included within the area advocated for incorporation.

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GL 3-5637 DOLLAR DAYS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SAN RAFAEL'S MISS WADING POOL Corf6 NddCfd WILL BE CROWNED TOMORROW cit'es can distinction of having a iss Wading Pool," but about 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon San Rafael will crown a young lady (8 years old or younger) with this title. rehearsaf was to be held this afternoon at Albert Practice for the bathing suit parade. Entry blanks may be obtained at the San street Creatl0n and Park Department, Treanor and Miss Wading Pool will receive a crown and banner other girls will receive ribbon bedecked cutout letters spelling "San will be for the nicest suntan. for anatomv nr cutest figure for cutest nose. for rosiest cheeks A for amble or cutest walk, for sweetest face A for attractive hair, for prettiest eyes and for prettiest legs.

Guest Speaker For Services Earl Raab, associate director of the Jewish Community Re- I lations Council of San Francis- I co, will be guest speaker at Sabbath eve services at Congregation Rodef Sholom I of Marin, 1618 Mission avenue, San Rafael. Raab, who will be appearing in the absence of Rabbi Morton Hoffman, who with his wife, is traveling in Europe and Israel, I will speak on Jewish Community: Services will begin at m. Oneg Shabbat with refreshments will follow. Ammo Dumped in River WESTOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. UP Jarvies K.

Aydelotte, commander of a B52 bomber, pleaded guilty at a court-martial yesterday to dumping 500 rounds of 20 millimeter ammunition in the Swift River in Ware, allegedly, to conceal failure to carry out target practice. He received a reprimand and was ordered to i forfeit $100 a month in pay! for a year. To Plan Park Fill, Drainage The Corte Madera Park and Recreation Commission last night asked Town Manager Arthur H. Brandow to present a fill and drainage plan for the 22-acre town park to the planning commission and council. Commissioner Bruce Goecker said today that once the plan is adopted, the commission can call for bids for placement of fill on a portion of the park site.

Goecker said the commission hopes the $16,000 budgeted by the council for 1959-60 will provide enough fill for two of the eight park development units. About 30.000 cubic yards of earth will be needed for the first tw'o units, which are in the vicinity of Tamalpais drive, the Corte Madera Recreation Center, the tennis court area and the swimming pool site. The entire park will require approximately 125,000 cubic yards of fill. Mineral Content High In Muir Beach Water Directors of the Muir Beach Community Services District last night received a report from Ionics, water testing laboratory, that the water produced in the area contains the highest percentage of iron and manganese the laboratory has ever encountered. In addition, they said, the water contains salts of various kinds.

These materials are not i harmful, district secretary-1 manager John White noted. A filter to remove the iron and! manganese cost $10,000: and a system to take out the salts another $25,000, he said. redw'ood storage tank to cost $16,500. White reported the water level in the well had remained constant during July and thus far no water shortage has been experienced. He reported installation of a new pump at the well.

Next meeting will be Sept. 2 at the home of director Leslie M. Anderson. only 40 consumers in our White commented, directors agreed that the district? must either settle for considerably less or find some other method of water Directors adopted a budget for 1959-60 of $4,450. The lax rate will be about 35 cents per $100 of assessed valuation, White reported.

Directors also received and took under consideration plans for a complete distribution system and a new 50.000-gallon Prowler Peers Into Novato Home A peeping Tom, dressed in a shirt or a sweat shirt and shorts, peered into a Novato bathroom about 1 a.m. yester- day, then fled toward Highway 101 Mrs. J. W. Huffaker of 1240 Yukon way said she was taking a shower before retiring when she heard a scratching on the window.

She looked up and saw the outline of a head. She called out to her husband, who spotted the man standing in the yard, scantily dressed. The prowler ran out of the rear yard gate. Sheriffs deputies arrived but found no trace of the prowler. SAVE at FOOD MART on DEL MONTE HOMEMAKERS HOLIDAY Ji Ff? Lge.

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1 Vi tins for 51 were 6.95 to 10.95 NOW To 4 7 50 ri Great Value BLOUSES were 2.95 NOW FUR-BLEND SWEATERS, NOW orig. 10.95 and 12.95 COMVtNtINf TOP BOBBIN NUMBERED OI Ai TENSION CONTROL SiMPUOEP B03BIH WINDER VARIABLE speed foot control HAHO SACKTACt 15VER SINGER parts SINGER service (REAM CORN Full Quart 3 for TOMATO SAUCE Good selection of fash- ion-risrht styles priced to sell quickly. STRAW BAGS were 3.95 to 6.95 250,. Charge Key, First Western Charge Plans FREE OFF-STREET PARKING, ENTER ON STREET Shop Til 9 Friday Nights ONIY A LIMITED NUMBER IN THIS SHIPMENT iff IJ HOW AT YOUR SINGER SEWING CENTER 1235 Fourth San Rafael Open Fri. Nights GL 3-2190 Prices ore subject to correction for abnormal mar- bet.

IT reserve the right to limit quantities. Grocery and Produce prices effective July 30, 31 and Aug. 1. ave. of TIi.

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