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338 In Re Communication Stanford Women' s Club. In Re Application Kaplan & Roth. In Re Electric Signs. In Re Application F. H. Williams. In Re Application Rev. Geo. L. Rose. In Re Communication State Div. of Highways. On motion of Trustee Bruns, seconded by Penn and carried, the application of the Stanford Women's Club of Orange County requesting permission to use the Bowers Museum on the afternoon of May 28th, 1935, was referred to the City Audi- tor with power to act. On motion of Trustee P~nn, seconded by Bruns and carried, the application of Kaplan & Roth for permission to move thei~ place of business from 807 E. 4th/Street to 422 W. Sth Street in a building, was referred ~o the Planning CommissiG No change of zone being necessary, on motion of Trustee Bruns, seconded by Penn and carried, the application of Kaplan and Roth to move their Junk business to the building at 422 W. 5th Street, was granted. ,, On motion of Trustee Smith, seconded by Penn and carried, the applications of Gilbert-Weston-Stearns Inc. for permis- sion to hang electric signs for the Grand Central Market at 112 N. Sycamore Street and 111 N.' Broadway and for the Moy Ling Herb Company at 208 N. Broadway, were granted under supervision of the Electrical Inspector. ,, On motion of Trustee Penn, seconded by Smith and carried, the application of F. H. Williams for permission to purchase the taxicab business operated by C. F. Eddleman, known as thc Courtesy Cab Company,,was referred to the Taxicab Commission On motion of Trustee Bruns, seconded by Rowland and carried, the application of F. H. Williams to purchase the business of C.F. Eddleman, was granted on recommendation of the Taxicab Commis sion. On motion of Trustee Penn, seconded by Smith and carried, the application of Rev. Geo. L. Rose, pastor of the Central Christian Assembly, for the privilege of conducting sacred concerts in Birch Park during the next three weeks for one hour in the afternoons on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, was granted providing no collection is taken. A cmmmunication of C. H. Purcell, State Highway Engineer, was read stating that the construction of a viaduct on East First Street had been submitted as e project under the Fed- eral Emergency Relief Bill and that federal appropriations are restricted to construction work and the removal of build~ ings, all rights of way end repair of buildings or property damages due to such construction to be borne by the City of Santa Ana. On motion of Trustee Bruns, seconded by Rowland