anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-07

OUR ANAHEIM SERVICEMEN By John Dyer KANEOHE BAY, Hawaiian Islands—Pvt. Robert E. Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Adams, 527 South Citron, and Pfc. Rodolfo Rivera, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ramirez of 7882 Santa Gertrudes St., were part of a special helicopter airlift with the 4th Marine Regiment, here today, it was announced by Regiment headquarters. The operation, conducted under simulated combat conditions, was designed to familiarize the regiment's 6,000 Marines with the steps that go into accomplishing an airlift into a combat zone. Personnel of Helicopter Rescue Squadron 161 indoctrinated troops prior to the actual airlift. The exercise was under the supervision of the 1st Provisional Marine Air-Ground Task Force at the air station at Kaneohe Bay. Adams and Rivera recently took part in the evaluation of a new type of bayonet fighting, teaching the individual to follow the rules and movements of boxing. Final reports on whether the new system would be adopted for all Marines was not expected before July 1. Fourth Div., Germany—Pvt. Elbert D. Masterson, whose wife, Betty, lives at 1920 Cypress, recently completed a series of spring training exercises held by the 4th Infantry Division in Germany. The "Ivy" division's spring maneuvers were part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's preparedness for the defense of Western Europe. Masterson, a member of Company G of the division's 8th Regiment, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Masterson, Anaheim. DONALD W. MERRILL ... in basic training facturers Association in Los Angeles. Clifford D. Young, aviation electronicsman third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Young of 1307 Damon, and husband of the former Miss Shirley J. Wilson of Costa Meza, recently received his wings as Combat Aircrewman while serving with Air Anti-Submarine Squadron 37 aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Princeton in the Far East. Airman Donald Merrill, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Merrill, 707 South Helena St., serving with Flight 154, 3276th Squadron, 3275th Basic Military Training Group, Parks Air Force Base, is currently in the middle of a 54-day comprehensive training program during which he will receive thorough field and bivouac training. Local Optimists Name Harberg Club President Sven Harberg, local post contractor, wass officially stalled as president of the heim Optimist Club at a party at the Hacienda Country Club past week end. A charter member of the heim club, Harberg served as immediate vice-president as chairman of numerous club mittees. Lester Mitchell, retiring dent, was advised that the club was one of two to adhere "Honor Club" status in this one. The award is made for standing youth activities, including the new Garden Grove mist Club, high membership attendance averages. Recognition will be made at the first D-Day meeting slated for July 10 at Lafayette Hotel in Long Beach. Two vice-presidents, H. Schooler and Leo Lansdown assist Harberg. Leonard Schott again serves as secretary-trainer and Robert Gallagher was pointed as sergeant-at-arms. The new Board of Directors includes Harold Botts, Robert Tinn, Joe Nittf, Leonard Schwain Richard Slater, Cliff Elliott, down, Mitchell, Schauer, Schnee Joe Souder and Ed Wisser. Installation ceremonies were formed by Lt. Governor of George Tucker. Others taking in the program included dismantling of retiring officers by Lloyd tenwalter. Presentation of 100 cent attendance pins was made Botts. Harwood Larson, immediate Lt. Governor, performed the ode of master of ceremonies. He Second Lieutenant Charles R. Hoskins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, 320 West Alberta St. has been assigned as Assistant Intelligence Officer, to Headquarters, 27th Air Division (Defense), at Norton Air Force Base, San Bernardino, it was announced today by Brigadier General James W. Andrew, Commander of the 27th Air Division at Norton. A graduate of Anaheim Union High, Hoskins received a B.A. psychology at Occidental College, Eagle Rock, as well as some graduate work at the same school. Prior to entrance into the Air Force, June 15, Hoskins worked as a tabulator and calculator for the Merchants and Manu- Chessman Granted New Stay of Execution WASHINGTON (UP)—Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark Wed granted a stay of execution to convict-author Caryl Chessman, who was scheduled to die in San Quentin Prison's gas chamber on July 15. Clark granted the stay to permit the Supreme Court to review Chessman's trial. Chessman wrote the best-seller "Cell 2455, Death Row" in a cell at San Quentin. His case gained national prominence after publication of the book in May, 1953. Known as the "lover's lane band-it," Chessman drew two death sentences and two life imprisonment sentences after conviction on 17 charges in Los Angeles County Court. From his cell in death row for the past six years, Chessman has conducted most of his own legal work. His current petition, one of many he has filed, was sent to Justice Clark in Dallas, Tex., for his con- the attack aircraft carrier USS Princeton in the Far East. Airman Donald Merrill, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Merrill, 707 South Helena St., serving with Flight 154, 3276th Squadron, 3275th Basic Military Training Group, Parks Air Force Base, is currently in the middle of a 54-day comprehensive training program during which he will receive thorough field and bivouac training, including the use of the carbine, semi-automatic rifle; general academic subjects including mathematics, military science and tactics, U.S. history, government and citizenship. Merrill, who entered the Air Force April 4, will be transferred to one of the Air Force's technical or administrative schools or be assigned duty at an Air Force base when this training period has been completed. Party Supplies Gifts Greeting Cards For All Occasion GUNN'S PARTY and GIFT SHOP 907 W. Center — Anaheim TOWN TOPICS from Bank of America MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Anaheim Branch O. E. Hanson, Manager Bank of America resources now total more than $9,240,000,000 World's Most Popular Bank When we got through adding up the figures for our mid-year statement of Known as the "lover's lane bandit," Chessman drew two death sentences and two life imprisonment sentences after conviction on 17 charges in Los Angeles County Court. From his cell in death row for the past six years, Chessman has conducted most of his own legal work. His current petition, one of many he has filed, was sent to Justice Clark in Dallas, Tex., for his consideration. Clark's decision was announced by a Supreme Court spokesman here. PRETTY PROSPECTOR — Carol Hanson tries a little uranium prospecting on the slopes of San Francisco's famed Twin Peaks. She's demonstrating a Geiger counter which will be displayed at the Gem and Mineral Exposition in San Francisco July 210. resources now total more than $9,240,000,000 World's Most Popular Bank When we got through adding up the figures for our mid-year statement of condition, our total resources once more indicated that B of A is the world's most popular bank. Of even greater interest is the fact that more than 3,000,000 Californians now have savings accounts in Bank of America. ✓ SAFETY ✓ CONVENIENCE ✓ AVAILABILITY These are the three big reasons why so many Californians save at Bank of America. Safety—our bank's great resources afford the ultimate in safety. Availability—there's no substitute for "money in the bank" where you can always get it when you want it. Convenience—almost anywhere in California, there's a branch of our bank nearby, always ready to serve you. ? B of A Quiz Corner? DID YOU KNOW THAT savings deposits made on or before Monday, July 11, at Bank of America earn full 2% interest from July 1? Why not start your savings account now at Bank of America? Local Optimists Game Harberg as Club President Given Harberg, local painting contractor, was officially inducted as president of the Anaheim Optimist Club at a party held the Hacienda Country Club this week end. Charter member of the Anaheim club, Harberg served as the mediate vice-president as well as chairman of numerous club co-tees. Master Mitchell, retiring presi- was advised that the local was one of two to achieve Honor Club" status in the 9th. The award is made for out-iding youth activities, institut- the new Garden Grove Opti- Club, high membership and attendance averages. Recognition be made at the first District sitting slated for July 10 at the Bayette Hotel in Long Beach. Two vice-presidents, Robert Holer and Leo Lansdown, will visit Harberg. Leonard Schauer serves as secretary-treasur- and Robert Gallagher was appointed as sergeant-at-arms. The new Board of Directors includes Harold Botts, Robert Mar-Joe Nitti, Leonard Schwacofer, David Slater, Cliff Elliott, Lans- Mitchell, Schauer, Schooler, Powder and Ed Wisser. Installation ceremonies were per- led by Lt. Governor one 9 George Tucker. Others taking part in program included dismissal retiring officers by Lloyd Lichalter. Presentation of 100 per attendance pins was made by Wood Larson, immediate past Governor, performed the duties master of ceremonies. He was Sun Gardens Freeway Hearing Hoped For GARDEN GROVE (OCNS) — The Sun Gardens area two-month battle to keep a proposed freeway from cutting directly through their neighborhood began to bear fruit this week as tentative arrangements for a hearing before the State Highway Commission were made with the assistance of Edward Telford, district highway engineer, State Senator John Murdy and Supervisor Willis Warner. After a two hour conference with a committee of Sun Gardens residents, Telford agreed to request a half-hour hearing for a committee spokesman when the commission meets in Los Angeles July 20. Murdy and Warner indicated they would write letters to the commission secretary today, urging the Sun Garden presentation be put on the July 20 calendar. Residents claim the state's proposed route along Central Ave. in Sun Garden's will "ravish almost 70 homes," as compared to their chosen route along Trask Ave. which affects only 10 homes and a drive-in theater. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! JULY BARGAIN RED HOT SUMMER SAVINGS! SPACE MEN'S T-SHIRTS SPECIAL PURCHASE RED HOT SUMMER SAVINGS! SPECIAL PURCHASES MEN'S T-SHIRTS 2 for $1.00 Made of fine cotton for longer wear. Full cut to give the most possible comfort. You'll want several of this fine shirt, so come early. Sizes 36 to 48. 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Tab Pontius Secretary Of Realty Association H. Jackson Pontius, 38, of Pasadena, was named by the executive committee of the California Real Estate Association to succeed Eugene P. Conser as state secretary. Pontius presently is educational director and assistant state secretary of the organization, according to Floyd Lowe, Palo Alto, president. Pontius will assume his new duties Aug. 1. Lowe said, when Conser leaves the state organization to take office as executive vice president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards in Chicago. Tentative Maps for 189 Lots Get Okayed The City Planning Commission Tuesday approved four tentative tract maps for a total of 189 lots. Largest of the maps was submitted by Prudential Homes, 14371 Anaheim-Olive Road for their huge subdivision development at the southwest corner of East La Palma avenue and Sunkist street. The maps, revised to meet certain city specifications, called for 116 and 42 lots respectively. 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