anaheim-gazette 1952-07-07

6 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, JULY 7, 1982 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA State Capitol Units Of Air Raid Warning SACRAMENTO (CNS)—Workmen today started installation of a $25,000 air raid warning system in the state Capital proper, which before it is completed, will extend to all state office buildings in Sacramento, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. The entire system, according to officials of the state department of finance, will cost $25,000, and the money for the installation is being taken from the sum appropriated by the state legislature for civil defense activities in California. The system in the capitol, and it is believed that the other buildings will follow a similar principal, will be connected to the state telephone exchanges. The state maintains a 24-hour service in all of its phone exchanges. ON RECEIPT of warning from alert headquarters, the phone GUNNERY STUDENT—Merle W. Asper, son of Mrs. Ruby J. Asper of Anaheim and member of Stanford university's naval reserve officer training unit, receives instruction in the operation of a navy patrol bomber's 50 caliber gun turret at the navy's advanced training command at Corpus Christi, Tex. On completion of three weeks' training this month Asped will go with 1600 other midshipmen to Little Creek, Va., where they will receive an additional three weeks of training in amphibious warfare. Robert C. Allen On Destroyer U.S. NAVAL BASE, SAN DIEGO, Calif.—The destroyer USS Wedderburn is undergoing training exercises here. Serving aboard her is Robert C. Allen, seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mrs. Dorothy Christianson of 118 South Los Angeles st., Anaheim, Calif. The Wedderburn returned to the United States in January after serving a six-month tour of duty in the Korean area. While the ship was being refitted and modernized, her crew members enjoyed a well-earned tenure of shore leave and liberty. Ten Anaheimers At Whittier Summer Session The Azore islands in the Atlantic ocean are 888 square miles and support nearly a half million people. Ten Anaheimers At Whittier Summer Session Ten Anaheim residents are among the 545 students now attending the first session of the summer school program at Whittier college. This six-week session, which began June 16, will be followed by a four-week term from July 28 to Aug. 22. The Anaheim residents enrolled are: Fred L. Barton, 110 MacArthur Manor, teacher at Puente high school; Mrs. Gretchen Nadene Berdelman, 830 Lemon; James C. Emmons, 546 S. Palm; William P. Flynn, 302 N. Citron; Mrs. Margaret S. Haugh, 720 Zeyn, teacher at Thomas Jefferson school; Stephen F. Holden, 613 S. Claudine; Sarah P. Hull, 510 S. Ohio, teacher at Benjamin Franklin school; James G. Hull, 738 N. Olive, teacher at Horace Mann elementary school; George O. Thatcher, 924 N. Olive and Jewel F. Walker, 405 N. Pine. Twelve visiting educators as well as regular members of the Whittier faculty are offering more than 100 courses during the two sessions. A number of special features are being offered in addition to courses in teacher training, education administration and standard graduate and undergraduate work. Dean Harold F. Spencer is director of the summer school program. AP WIRE PHOTO SETS NEW RECORD—Neal S. Stewart, 27-year-old parachute jumper of Birmingham, Ala., made his 14th descent just before midnight July 4 at Grand Prairie, Texas, and set a new jumping record for a single day. Start Today EARN A FULL 3% CURRENT RATE SAVINGS INSURED TO $10,000 Only.. 4 MORE DAYS for YOUR SAVINGS TO RECEIVE FULL EARNINGS FROM JULY 1921 OUR 63rd YEAR IN ANAHEIM Since 1889 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM- PHONE 7283 The Capitol Units Get First Air Raid Warning Installations MEMENTO (CNS)—Workday started installation of air raid warning system at the State Capital proper, which is completed, will extend state office buildingsimento, San Francisco, Angeles. Fire system, according to the state department, will cost $25,000, and for the installation is seen from the sum applied by the state legislature's civil defense activities in the capitol, and that the other building follow a similar principle be connected to the phone exchanges. The contains a 24-hour service with phone exchanges. EIPT of warning from headquarters, the phone operator will start the state building system going. The loud speakers are designed to emit a sound something like a siren, in keeping with the recommendations of civil defense. One speaker is being installed in the rotunda of the Capitol, which will serve the old building, and one will be installed on each floor of the Capitol annex, the department said. On hearing the warning signals, those working in the buildings are to seek shelter in the basements. Annual Pet Show Set for Anaheim Anaheim youngsters are invited to show their pets in the annual Pet Show in City park, July 9 at 2 p.m., sponsored by the Anaheim Recreation department. Livestock will not be included in the show, which includes the following divisions: dogs, cats, Mrs. Catherine Loitz Dies Catherine Loitz, 78, a native of Germany, who came to California 37 years ago and who has lived in Anaheim for 23 years, died Saturday afternoon at the Cottage hospital in Fullerton after a brief illness. The family home is at 911 N. Citron st. She is survived by her husband, Moritz M. Loitz, one son, Walter C. Loitz of Anaheim; one brother, Jacob Blang of Chicago and numerous nephews and nieces. She was a member of the Calvary church in Placentia. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel tomorrow at 10 a.m. Dr. Chester J. Padgett, pastor of the Calvary church, will officiate, assisted by Rev. Lyman A. Wendt, a close friend of the family. Burial will follow in Anaheim cemetery. fish, guinea pigs, birds, turtles, mice, ducks, rabbits and chickens. Sweepstakes prizes are being offered by the Anaheim Feed and Seed co., and the Anaheim Pet shop. Local Woman Makes Oregon Honor Rolls UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Eugene. — (Special)—Two dred and twenty four students with grade point averages or higher are listed in university's honor roll for term, 1952. Twenty-nine students made perfect grades. The roll, issued at the each regular school term registrar's office, includes dergraduates with GPAs least 3.50 based on not less 12 term hours. The performers have all A grades in GPA. Listed on the spring rookie: Patricia L. Booth, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Claud L. Booth N. Philadelphia, Anaheim. The northern Spitsbergs lands reach within 600 m of the North pole. The first scientific expedition to Spitsbergen occurred in and was made by the English Anghe Dorothy Christianson Los Angeles st., Anaderburn returned to States in January afa six-month tour of Korean area. While as being refitted and her crew members well-earned tenure of and liberty. LOG CABIN LOG CABIN LOG CABIN LOG CABIN LOG CABIN AP WIRE PHOTO 27-year-old parade his 14th desd Prairie, Texas, day. LOG CABIN Variety BREADS COPYRIGHT 1952, INTERSTATE BAKERIES CORPORATION Local Woman Makes Oregon U Honor Rolls UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, age he. — (Special)—Two hundred and twenty four students with grade point averages of 3.50 or higher are listed in the university's honor roll for spring term, 1952. Twenty-nine of these students made perfect grades. The roll, issued at the end of each regular school term by the registrar's office, includes all undergraduate GPAs of at least 3.50 based on not less than one term hours. The perfect scores have all A grades for 4.00 PA. Listed on the spring roll term Patricia L. Booth, daughter of R. and Mrs. Claud L. Booth, 726 Philadelphia, Anaheim. The northern Spitsbergen islands reach within 600 miles of North pole. The first scientific expedition Spitsbergen occurred in 1773 was made by the English. Buena Park Man Gets Combat Badge WITH THE 25TH INFANTRY DIV. IN KOREA—Cpl. Bernard C. Berns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Berns, 7711 W. Franklin, Buena Park, Calif., has been awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge while serving with the 25th Infantry Division in Korea. The badge, a symbol of the frontline fighting man, consists of a miniature replica of a Revolutionary War flintlock mounted on a blue background and superimposed on a silver wreath. 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