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"Public Notices"«0331

No. 267224 STATE OF NAOMI BELL BECKER, ALSO KNOWN AS NAOMI CLARK BECKER AND MRS. BECKER, DECEASED. Notice la hrrrby Klvcn by Ihn un-

nralKiiHl Administratrix of trjo Ei- - « said ilm-Miiil. to the Cr«l-

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pel April 32. 1947.Rllfll E. OVEHTON

Administratrix of if Estatn of »atd drceasf

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Jouncil Agrees To Sponsorship Of lets' Emergency Housing Program

Toirancp City Council Tuesday night signed an agreement with the Veterans Emergency Housing, Inc., and the Federal Public Housing Administration, for sponsorship of emergency housing at Lomlta flight strip. The City required that the vet-^rans group agree to accumulate some $5,000 necessary for demo-Ition of the buildings at the»-

end of the housing emergency and made it clear that the city s obligated In no way except 'or sponsorship, as required by F.P.H.A.

J. G. Caldwell, veterans serv­ ice director and leader of the Veterans Emergency Housfng, Inc., said that the group has

ailablp 39 buildings and 36 acres of land at the airport.

When asked by Mayor J. Hugh Sherfey Jr. about the Cal­ ifornia National Guard program for use of some five acres and several buildings as headquar­ ters for the 678th Engineer Com­ bat Battalion, Caldwell said that whoever has first priority will govern that problem. Sherfey indicated that he desired that the city keep Its promise to the National Guard while at the same time aiding the veterans group. Councilman G. V. Powell however, took the attitude that the National Guard has enougl money to deal with Its housing problem.

Asked about procedure to b followed, Caldwell said the plai

w goes to the San Francisc ational Housing office, then t ashlngton for final approval ; said the buildings had been leased by the W.A.A. to Na >nal Housing and that the lam ill be rented on a $2 to $ r unit per year basis frorr P.H.A. He said he did no

how F.P.H.A. will get xly of the land which Is Ived not only with Torranc unlcipal Airport plans but alsc th National Guard program has been in. custody of thi S. Engineers.

Under the priority system dopted by the War depart ent, the armed forces, hich the National Guard is a

«rt, has first priority on such rplus property; next Federa

gencies, then states and fourth unties. Fifth come cities anc erl private firms or individ

als.The Veterans Emergency Hou;

g, Inc., is a private corpora

The armed forces, except fo le National Guard, have Ind ited no interest In any of th rport property. Likewise hav

:r federal agencies, the Stat California and the Count

f Los Angeles. Thus Torrmncc plans for

uirtng the airport have prior- y subject to the National ruard's desire to use a part he airport, it is said.

Caldwell said he Is asking for > state aid, that his entire ?al will be financed privately He said that there are now

bout 20 members in the cor Deration, but that it will be milt up as soon as the property 3 under their control.

MASON, DIXON LINEle Mason and Dlxon line was

urveyed between Nov. 13, 1763 nd December 1767, by two Eng shmen, Charles Mason and leremlah Dixon.

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COUNCIL FILES APPEAL FOR NEEDED LIBRARY REPAIRS

Renovations to the Library building are needed at once for purposes of preservation and 'or convenience to the public, Mrs. . Dorothy Jamieson, libra­ rian, told the City. Council Tuesday night.

Her request, which included attention to lighting systems In

TORRANCEHtBALD April 14, 1947

ERECTION OF NEW i BUILDING AT WALTERIA OKAYED

Walteria citizens may erect a veterans' memorial building for youth and community activities at Walteria park, provided the structure meets the approval of the City Council and City En­ gineer and it entails no cost to the city, the Council ruled Tues­ day night.

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