anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-09

Anaheim Servicemen by jim moore Murvin Bryan Allen, son of Mrs. Irene Jane Allen, 124 S. Vine St., recently enlisted in the U. S. Navy, as a Seaman Recruit, at the local U. S. Navy Recruiting Office in the Post Office Building, 113 West Broadway. The new Navy man will undergo nine weeks training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. Allen is a former student at Garden Grove High School. Acting Sgt. Arnold R. Craig, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Craig, 903 Nutwood Ave., and Sgt. James Miller, Jr., USMC, of 1017 E. Center St., took part in a desert war training exercise March, 10-20, in the Southern California desert near the 29 Palms Marine Corps base. The exercise was designed to round out the Fifth Marine Regiment's training which has already taken them through amphibious, airphibious, mountain and snow survival training. David Gadomski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Costantine A. Gadomski, 7572 Lindacita St., recently enlisted in the U. S. Navy as a Seaman Recruit at the local U.S. Navy Recruiting Office in the Post Office Building, 113 West Broadway. The new Navy man will undergo nine weeks of training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. Private First Class Gerald R. Blodgett, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hamden B. Blodgett of 1046 HuKee Ave., is serving with the The powerful hydraulic arrestors aboard the Navy's newest aircraft carrier USS Independence, will stop a 70,000 pound jet craft within 150 feet after hitting the deck at better than 100 miles per hour. LT. (j.g.) MERLE HENDERSON ... finishes reserve duty Lt. JG Merle E. Henderson, 625 S. Sherrill St., has just completed two weeks annual training duty with his Navy Patrol squadron at the Naval Air Station, Los Alamitos. Lt. Henderson serves as an assistant electronics officer in a "Hunter-Killer Team" of anti-submarine aircraft. Training includes the use of current anti-submarine warfare weapons, modern search devices with Sidebars Banned for Motorists. SACRAMENTO (UPI)—The seemly gave Wednesday we amounted to final passage to Senate bill which would prevent the wearing of reading glass with wide sidebars while driving. The measure, by Sen. James Cobey (D-Merced), would prevent wearing of glasses which have sidebars of more than a half-inch wide. Its Assembly sponsor, Gordon Winton (D-Merced), said glasses obstructed side vision "much as blinders do to a horse." A&P Name Has Meaning The A & P food stores got the official company name, The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company from an historic event — the lining of the coast by railroad Promontory, Utah, in 1869. According to A & P records the company's founder, George Hunter Hartford, who opened his store in New York in 1859, impressed by the public experiment created by the linkup "moved swiftly...to cash in this public enthusiasm by pricing the name of The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company." Mrs. Costantine A. Gadomski, 7572 Lindacita St., recently enlisted in the U.S. Navy as a Seaman Recruit at the local U.S. Navy Recruiting Office in the Post Office Building, 113 West Broadway. The new Navy man will undergo nine weeks of training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. Private First Class Gerald R. Blodgett, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hamden B. Blodgett of 1046 HuKee Ave., is serving with the Second Service Battalion of the Second Marine Division at Camp Lejeune, N.C. The battalion performs maintenance on all types of vehicles and ordnance equipment for the Division. LT. DAWSON gets half stripe Thomas F. Dawson, formerly Lt. Junior grade, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Dawson of Georgetown, Tex., and husband of the former Miss Joan Sostroot of 1885 W. Ball Road, was promoted to Lieutenant, senior grade, March 2, at the Saufley Field Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Pensacola, Fla. Before entering the Navy in July 1953, Lt. Dawson attended the University of Texas. Lt. JG Merle E. Henderson, 625 S. Sherrill St., has just completed two weeks annual training duty with his Navy Patrol squadron at the Naval Air Station, Los Alamitos. Lt. Henderson serves as an assistant electronics officer in a "Hunter-Killer Team" of anti-submarine aircraft. Training includes the use of current anti-submarine warfare weapons, modern search and detection equipment, including actual submarine contacts. Henderson, when not wearing the navy uniform is an electronics engineer at Hughes Aircraft Co., Fullerton. (NAVNEWS) — April 4, 1776. With the Continental Fleet off Rhode Island — Our new Navy has made its first capture of an enemy ship today. Commodore Esek Hopkins, Commander in Chief of the Continental Fleet, reported that Columbus, a ship under his command, captured the British Tender Hawk while the Continental Fleet was returning from its raid on New Providence in the Bahamas. Fireman Renato Yruretagoyena, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Yruretagoyena, 525 Concord Place, is now part of ship's company at the Naval Station, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii. The naval station is located on the shoreline of what was once known to the Imperial Japanese Naval Commanders, as the graveyard of the U.S. Pacific Fleet. The naval station performed a near impossible task of rising out of the bombed rubble following the December 7th, 1941, attack, and then expanded and serviced the Pacific Fleet naval task forces for the duration of the war. Audrey Hepburn To Star In Hitchcock Thriller HOLLYWOOD (URI) — Elfin Audrey Hepburn is set for a starring role in the Alfred Hitchcock suspense thriller based on the Henry Cecil book, "No Ball for the Judge." Shooting is expected to start in May at Paramount where Miss Hepburn first won movie fame in "Roman Holiday." Her performance won her an Academy Award. 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Center St., Anaheim KEystone 3-3188 classes with Sidebars opened for Motorists SACRAMENTO (UPI)—The Asssembly gave Wednesday what intended to final passage to a e bill which would prevent wearing of reading glasses wide sidebars while driving. measure, by Sen. James A. y (D-Merced), would prevent ing of glasses which have ears of more than a half-inch its Assembly sponsor, GorWinton (D-Merced), said such es obstructed side vision such as blinders do to a horse." A&P Name Has Meaning The A & P food stores got their total company name, The Great Atic & Pacific Tea Company, an historic event — the linkof the coast by railroad at montory, Utah, in 1869. Accordto A & P records the community's founder, George HuntingHartford, who opened his first in New York in 1859, was creased by the public excitetion created by the linkup and served swiftly...to cash in on public enthusiasm by publing the name of The Great Atic & Pacific Tea Company." MAN GOING NOWHERE . . . ? Hardly . . . although it may look like this lone but danger-defying "daredevil" is traipsing off, taking that "step beyond" on his own, private sidewalk in space. Actually, he's one of hundreds of workers assembling the nation's first practical Monorail train system at Disneyland — part of a fabulous new $5½ million development opening this summer. And this is part of the 35-foot-high concrete "highway in the sky" over which two 82-passenger Monorail trains will carry their passengers on a memorable journey 'round the "new" Disneyland . State Junior Colleges To Get Kellogg Monies SACRAMENTO (UPI)—A $210, 000 grant has been made by the W. K. Kellogg Foundation of Battle Creek, Michigan, toward the development of two-year training coursses for registered nurses in California's junior colleges. Roy E. Simpson, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, says $28,000 has been received from the foundation for the first five months of the five year program. The program seeks to meet an expanding need for registered year training efforts now on trial in 12 California junior colleges. Mixed Marriage Bill Due for Signature SACRAMENTO (UPI)—A bill t allow mixed race marriages wan on its way to the governor's desitoday after receiving 'final passage' in the Senate. The bill, authored by Assemblyman Edward E. Elliott (D-Lo Angeles), revokes an 1872 miscegenation statute which was declared unconstitutional by th state Supreme Court in 1948. Pat Premo's advance tr A. B. 52nd Anniversary SO 52nd Anniversary SQR D. E. Center at Lemon, Downtown Anaheim Ample Free Junior Colleges set Kellogg Monies AMENTO (UPI) — A $210, has been made by the W. Kellogg Foundation of Battle Michigan, toward the develof two-year training coursregistered nurses in Californor colleges. E. Simpson, State Superinof Public Instruction, says has been received from the on for the first five months five year program. Program seeks to meet an ing need for registered training efforts now on trial California junior colleges. Marriage Bill for Signature AMMENTO (UPI)—A bill to mixed race marriages was away to the governor's desk after receiving final passage Senate. bill, authored by AssemEdward E. Elliott (D-Los), revokes an 1872 mistion statute which was deunconstitutional by the supreme Court in 1948. Thursday, April 9, 1958 Apachem (Col.) Bulletin—A-3 Speedy Younger Set May Be In For Citations SACRAMENTO (UPI) — Micromidget and quarter-midget auto owners may be in for a citation. Bradford M. Crittenden, California Highway Patrol Commissioner, says the tiny gasoline powered cars are being used illegally by their pre-teen age owners. He says the cars are legal only when used on private property and urges parents to see that their children keep the toys off public streets and highways. One of the violations, he said, is that they don't have vehicle license plates registered with the Department and displayed on the autos. The vehicles must also meet legal requirements as to lights, brakes, windshield, and other equipment, and must be driven only by a licensed operator. "Our main concern," Crittenden emphasized, "is with the safety of these youngsters. Parents will be cited for violation in order to save their youngsters from injury or death," he added. Slowpoke LAKE WORTH, Fla. (UPI) — The ladies on the professional golf tour call Kathy Cornelius "Prontito." It's their version of the more common Spanish word "pronto" although Kathy's anything but fast. She is by far the slowest and most deliberate player on the circuit. WOMAN WRITES ABOUT FALSE TEETH EATS APPLES — CORN OFF COB "I have never been able to eat apples nor eat corn off the cob with my dentures until I used STICKTITE. It is amazing how comfortably and securely STICKTITE holds false teeth. 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