anaheim-gazette 1944-06-15

OUR BOYS WITH THE COLORS and THEIR SISTERS IN THE COUNTRY'S SERVICE (NOTE: If you have a son in any branch of the armed forces, or a daughter in any of the women's army services, The Anaheim Gazette would like to have news notes about them. If they are home on leave, if they write of interesting incidents of army life, or if they should be taken prisoner of war, etc., etc; please call The Gazette, phone 2206, and give an item for this column. Their friends will appreciate it too. Clip this column and enclose it with your letter when you write them.) ANAHEIM FLYER GOES INTO ACTIVE SERVICE CHILDRESS ARMY AIR FIELD, Childress, Tex. — This AAF Centray Flying Training Command bombardier-navigator school today sent another large class of "Hell - from Heaven" men into active service, the first since the land invasion of Fortress Europe. Completing eighteen weeks of intensive training such as produced the AAF bombardiers RECEIVES ADVANCE IN RANK 'OVER THERE' Carl R. Hawkins, 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Winney of Rt. 1, Anaheim, was advanced recently to the rank of ensign and received a "spot" commission while serving in the South Pacific. He was a quartermaster firstclass with the Navy before receiving the higher rank. Hawkins entered the service three and a half years ago and has been in the South Pacific the last three years. He is a graduate of Tustin Union Highschool and Fullerton Junior college. He now has three campaign ribbons. A brother, Arthur L. Winney, is with the U. S. Army in Australia. PFC. CLAIR WEST WINS PRAISE FROM LT. GEN. Pfc. Clair G. West of Route 1, Anaheim, was recently commended by Lt. Gen. Carl A. Spaatz, commanding general of the U. S. Air Forces in England, when production at West's depot was increased 100 per cent. He is a highly trained technician, and is the husband of Mrs. Marjorie West. His duties consist of helping to overhaul and rebuild aircraft instruments belonging to the accessories section of the Air Service command. COUNTY MEN ENTER NAVAL TRAINING Among the twenty-three men inducted into the Navy last Friday morning at Santa Ana were Ernest E. Price of Anaheim, George H. Atchley of Buena Park, Richard C. Timme of Yorba Linda and David D. McGuire of Garden Marine Air Service Officer Speaks At Lions Meeting Speaking before the noon meeting of the AAF Lions club at the Elks club Friday, Capt. A. G. Carp head of the public relations department of the U. S. Marine Base at El Toro, gave an interesting account of activities in big Marine headquarters. With a population of sized city, the men and of the Marines and civilian employees at the base make community that maintains services of the average munity, with the attendant pro El Toro is an operation and not a training school, men of the service being enced naval fliers. Around clock flying is usually main including patrol work and vice in all the maneuvers important branch of the service. At the present time $180 is being spent at El Toro for ed facilities and enlargem quarters, making it the largest activity on the west coast new construction is of steel concrete which indicates the project is of a permanent capt. Campbell stated that locality provided very fast flying conditions for the informational type of flying on and the location is a far one with the Base personnel. Reviewing the history U. S. Marine service brief ANAHEIM FLYER GOES INTO ACTIVE SERVICE CHILDRESS ARMY AIR FIELD, Childress, Tex. — This AAF Centray Flying Training Command bombardier-navigator school today sent another large class of "Hell - from - Heaven" men into active service, the first since the land invasion of Fortress Europe. Completing eighteen weeks of intensive training such as produced the AAF bombardiers whose marksmanship softened up the Nazi defenses, the graduates included Ralph E. Comstock, son of Mrs. Emma Comstock of 129 Kroeger, Anaheim, Calif. SPENDS WEEKEND HERE A/C Floyd Stevens and A/C Clifford Singeley, both stationed at Santa Ana Army Air Base, spent the past weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Chaplin, 820 North Topeka. Floyd is well known in Anaheim, having made his home here for several years with Mr. and Mrs. Chaplin and attended the local school. A/C Singeley is from Montgomery, Ala. Floyd's address is: A/C Floyd Stevens, Sq. 61, Barracks "C," Army Air Base, Santa Ana, Calif. SEVENTEEN SENT TO NAVY BY FULLERTON BOARD Following is a list of the selectees inducted into the Navy on June 12, 1944, from Local Board No. 174, Fullerton, California: Charles Adriam Pryor, La Habra; Melvin Kenneth Lashley, Brea; Dorman McMillan Stewart, Brea; Vern Oliver Adams, Clearwater; James Edward Summers, Brea; Melvin A. Fullerton, Whittier; James Ray Reese, La Habra; Howard Lee Chipman, Fullerton; Joe Juan Maestrejuan, Jr., Brea; Arthur Madrid Rodriguez, Anaheim. Raul Angulo Coronel, Fullerton; Celedonio Vasquez, Placentia; Oliver Mathias O'Brien, Anaheim; William Milam Winfield, Fullerton (transfer from Jay, Oklahoma); Frederick Troy Hazelton, La Habra, (transfer from San Diego, California); William John Blum, Fullerton, (transfer from San Francisco, California); Charles Edward Seibert, Fullerton, (transfer from Indianola, Iowa). LOCATE UP NORTH Lt. and Mrs. Robert Fluor have gone to Sacramento where they will make their home near Mothering to overhaul and rebuild aircraft instruments belonging to the accessories section of the Air Service command. COUNTY MEN ENTER NAVAL TRAINING Among the twenty-three men inducted into the Navy last Friday morning at Santa Ana were Ernest E. Price of Anaheim, George H. Atchley of Buena Park, Richard C. Timme of Yorba Linda and David D. McGuire of Garden Grove. These men will be assigned to training centers to take their "boot" training. New Type Eddy Test Devised For Men by Navy A new type of Eddy Test has been devised by Commander Eddy, officer in charge of the Navy's Great Lakes Radio Technician Training school. A supply of the new forms have been received and are being used at the Orange County Navy Recruiting Station, it was announced today by Jerry Hover, recruiter in charge.* Men 17 to 50½ who may be interested in this specialized Navy training in electronics are urged to come immediately to the recruiting station in the Post Office building, Santa Ana. High school students should inquire about the new examination questions. It is also possible for men 18 to 38 who may wish to join the Navy trough the draft procedure to become eligible for the ten months training at Great Lakes. HARBOR BOARD MEETS AT NEWPORT MONDAY Chairman Walter S. Spicer has announced the regular meeting of the Orange County Harbor commission to be held Monday, June 19, at 4:00 p.m., at the Newport Harbor Yacht club. Routine business and further consideration of the budget will be taken up. LOS ANGELES VISITORS Mrs. Mary Etta Myers and daughter, Miss Beatrice, of Los Angeles arrived Saturday for a visit with Mrs. Jake Proctor, 271 East Center street. Miss Myers returned home Sunday night while her mother remained here until Wednesday. Capt. Campbell stated that locality provided very fast flying conditions for the international type of flying on and the location is a few one with the Base personnel. Reviewing the history U.S. Marine service briefly Campbell told of the training of this famous branch fighting forces developed in the 168 years it has been in existence. The speaker was intorduced President-elect J. T. Chapman Friday was also stunted by the Lions club and a lot resulted when Herb Eldredge charge of the meeting and Carrol Cone chairman of the while President Fran Elliott handcuffed to Tail Twist Scholz who appeared at the ing wearing a mother-hat and a lot of facial make-up fun portion of the meeting peared to be a big success Clyde Cromer acting as Governor in the absence of Hoskins. Former Secretary W. Griggs, now with the U.S. time Service, was a visitor told of the training period undergone at Catalina Island is now awaiting orders for sea duty. Wally Tanner of Los Angeles and past president of the W club, was a visitor. President Elliott announcing meeting of the board of directors to be held the following Monday. County Pioneer Passes Away Sat Mrs. Hanna A. Hunting resident of Santa Ana for past fifty-nine years, away last Thursday at the age of 86 years. A native of Ohio came to Santa Ana from in 1885 and had resided in S. Main Street since 1903. Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon Smith and Tuthill mortuary fore a large concourse of and relatives. Everybody reads The G LOCATE UP NORTH Lt. and Mrs. Robert Fluor have gone to Sacramento where they will make their home near Mather Field. He will serve as in instructor there. They have recently returned from their honeymoon spent in Santa Barbara and other spots of interest. ANAHEIM FLYER WINS PROMOTION TO CAPTAIN According to word received here Walter K. Kelley who recently returned from the New Guinea war zone where he saw 18 months active service, has been promoted from 1st lieutenant to the rank of captain. He is now a flying instructor stationed at Tucson, Arizona. Mrs. Kelley, the former Lorraine Queyrel, is staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Quayrel of route two. Capt. Kelley formerly lived at Newport Beach. His many friends in Orange county will be glad to learn of his promotion in the service. LT. SCHOENFELDT WINS NEW HONOR Lt. Dean E. Schoenfeldt, son of A. J. Schoenfeldt, 251 North Cambridge Street, Orange, has been awarded an Oak Leaf cluster to be worn with the Air Medal, it was recently disclosed from a report received from an Eighth Army Air Force station in England. The citation read "for meritorious service in aerial flight" while participating in ten operation missions over Germany. Lt. Schoenfeldt is 24 years old and has accounted for two German aircraft destroyed while participating in strafing attacks on Nazi airdromes. FOR YOUR HEALTH VISIT LoVida Hot Spring 6½ Miles East of Brea in Beautiful Carbon Canyon IN ORANGE COUNTY TWO LARGE PUBLIC BATH HOUSES HOTEL CABINS CAFE STORE PICNIC GROUNDS BATHS IN ROMAN SUNKEN-TUB 75c and $1.25 MASSAGE, $1.50 SALT RUB, 75c INTERNAL BATH, $2.50 Recommended for Rheumism, Lumbago, Arthritis, Neuritis and natural elimination of poison. From LoVida Hot spring naturally hot soda water flows from the ground 114° F. LaVida Mineral Water internationally indorsed. LaVida Mineral Springs CARBON CANYON Phone Placentia 5150 Marine Air Service Officer Speaks At Lions Meeting Speaking before the regular bon meeting of the Anaheim ons club at the Elks clubhouse sidday, Capt. A. G. Campbell, head of the public relations department of the U. S. Marine Air base at El Toro, gave an interestg account of activities at the Marine headquarters. With a population of a fair size city, the men and women of the Marines and civilian employees at the base make up a community that maintains all the services of the average municipality, with the attendant problems. El Toro is an operational base and not a training school, all the men of the service being expericed naval fliers. Around the ock flying is usually maintained, including patrol work and pracce in all the maneuvers of this important branch of the air service. At the present time $18,800,000 being spent at El Toro for addfacilities and enlargement of quarters, making it the largest air activity on the west coast. The new construction is of steel and concrete which indicates that the object is of a permanent nature. Capt. Campbell stated that this quality provided very favorable ing conditions for the intensive national type of flying carried and the location is a favorite meet with the Base personnel. Reviewing the history of the S. Marine service briefly, Capt. Back the Attack! - BUY Father's Day SPECIAL FRUITS and VEGETABLES FRUITS and VEGETABLES Packed with Vitamins Canning Special! CHERRIES BEAUMONT LAST CHANCE 15¢ Pound By the Lug Large Royal APRICOTS By the Lug ..... 9¢ lb. Tasty Sweet PEACHES 2 lbs. ..... 25¢ Fresh, Local KY. GREEN BEANS 2 lbs. ..... 25¢ Fresh, Local KY. 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