anaheim-gazette 1952-12-01

Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1922 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Pope’s List of Cardinals Holds Several “Firsts” VATICAN CITY (AP)—Pope Plus, noted as a precedent breaker and maker, appeared today to have largely followed tradition in selecting 24 new cardinals. Eleven are Italians, several from archepiscopal sees frequently headed by a cardinal. Four are apostolic nuncios—traditional candidates for the red hat. The list, however, also has some “firsts.” It included for the first time cardinals from Yugoslavia, Colombia and Ecuador, bringing to 26 the number of nations represented in the college. In the person of Archbishop James Francis McIntyre of Los Angeles it included the first cardinal in the Western U.S., recognition of the tremendous population growth in this part of America. It also includes six cardinals whose average age is 50 years—the largest number of comparatively young men named at one time in many years. The youngest is 46-year-old Giuseppe Siri, archbishop of Genoa. Commenting upon the selections, the Italian press underlined with pleasure the Pope’s apparent determination—at least for the time being—to maintain the Italian ratio in the college at a high level. His inclusion of only four Italians among the 32 cardinals created in his great postwar Consistory of 1946 had led many to speculate on the possibility of the eventual election of the first non-Italian pope since the brief reign of Hadrian VI in 1522. The nomination of 11 Italians brings Italy’s total in the college to 27—the same number it had after the 1946 Consistory. The full membership of the college is 70. Churchill Marks Familiar voices at the junior college football gameing the 1952 season belonged Al Newman (Anaheim) and Jones (Fullerton), members Walter Pray's sports-castle. From the press box held at the Fullerton stadium, Al was relayed to the fans the next players, the plays', and the alties during home games announcing assignment games was, in a literal laboratory for the sport class. Use of the public address at football games laboratory for speech stis permitted at very few schools. Fullerton Union school and junior college among those few. Duane son teaches the high sportscasting class. Actual broadcasting of figures over the public system during a game is small part of the sports work, explains Walter Prau instructor. Before the game must secure correct rosters posing teams. They must data pertaining to outsiders, previous wins and of teams, and past years' of teams and players. Such data as these were porated into a pre-game file of the situation before time. Now that football season over, the sportscasting doesn't cease to function plained Al and Jerry. The to compile a handbook future sportscasters. "The boys themselves will the book," says Pray. "The quite able. I am very please their work and the coop that they give our oppo sportscaster when we are visitors." In their handbook, the sportscasters will introduce Use Our Budget Plan for your PORTRAITS for XMAS Belsold Carryl Churchill Marks 78th Birthday LONDON (UP)—Winston Churchill was 78 years old today and he celebrated like any typical elderly English gentleman at a quiet family party with cakes and ale. Beaming with health, the prime minister spent most of the day in his slippers and lounging robe at 10 Downing st. opening "happy returns" cards and reading cables of well wishers from the four corners of the globe. For the old man—as he's affectionately called—it was a day of complete relaxation and a far cry from some other birthdays in his turbulent career. 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SEE BUD'S COLOR BAR FOR Imperial Wallpapers Benjamin Moore Paints Students Take over Sportscasting at FJC Events Announcing is Broadcast Class Laboratory Work Familiar voices at the Fullerton junior college football games during the 1952 season belonged to Al Newman (Anaheim) and Jerry Jones (Fullerton), members of Walter Pray's sports-casting class. From the press box high atop the Fullerton stadium, Al and Jerry delayed to the fans the names of players, the plays, and the penalties during home games. Their announcement assignment at the games was, in a literal sense, a laboratory for the sportscasting class. Use of the public address system at football games as a laboratory for speech students is permitted at very few public schools. Fullerton Union High School and junior college are among those few. Duane Johnson teaches the high school sportscasting class. Actual broadcasting of facts and figures over the public address system during a game is only a small part of the sportscasters' work, explains Walter Pray, their instructor. Before the game, they must secure correct rosters of opposing teams. They must collect data pertaining to outstandingayers, previous wins and losses teams, and past years' records teams and players. Such data as these were incorporated into a pre-game analysis in the situation before kick-off one. Now that football season is over, the sportscasting class doesn't cease to function, explained Al and Jerry. They plan to compile a handbook for future sportscasters. The boys themselves will write a book," says Pray. "They are late able. I am very pleased with our work and the cooperation that they give our opponents' sportscaster when we are theitors." In their handbook, the jaycee sportscasters will introduce future REPORTING THE GAME — Picured are, left to right, Jerry Jones (Fullerton), Walter Pray, and Al Newman (Anaheim), carefully watching a Fullerton Junior College football game from the press box. They are broadcasting plays and statistics over public address system to fans in the stadium. Prey is instructor of the college sportscasting class, one of few such classes in the state. Teenage Boy and Girl Tell Police that Kidnap Story Is Just a Falsehood SAN FRANCISCO (P) — Faced by skeptical policemen, a teenage boy and girl who had been missing from their homes on Wednesday said last night that their vivid tale of having been kidnapped was false. George Terrell, 16 and Joanne Soldano, 15, returned home this morning with a story of being grabbed off the street Wednesday by two men who held them four days "in a dark, cement cellar." But tonight, Inspectors Jerome Smith and James False said the two admitted they made up the story after going to a movie in Oakland and blight billy. Nixon Spur Support of Wayne Moore DALLAS, Nov. 30, dent-elect Richard today "we don't want need" the vote of Morris, who bolted can party in the pre-paign. Nixon stopped hard by air to represent dent-elect Dwight at tomorrow's inauguration Rudolfo Ruiz Correia president of Mexico. A reporter asked he thought about M senator who was elected publican but endorsed Adlai Stevenson in trial campaign. In reply, Nixon Morse for the latter Eisenhower cabinet thus far have been "It is not a Taft." Now that football season is over, the sportscasting class doesn't cease to function, explained Al and Jerry. They plan to compile a handbook for future sportscasters. The boys themselves will write the book," says Pray. "They are late able. I am very pleased with their work and the cooperation that they give our opponents' sportscaster when we are the captors." In their handbook, the jaycee sportscasters will introduce future members to the job. Techniques of collecting data and writing up a pre-game broadcast will be explained. How to make "spot" announcements and advertising announcements will be taken up. Two vital tasks are how to get letters from visiting teams and ww, over the air, to make theitting "rooters" feel at home. These will be explained. Reds Make New Radio Attack On Eisenhower AN FRANCISCO (UP)—The Chinese Communist radio today made a most violent attack to date on president-elect Dwight Eisenhower calling him a "bloody-minded monster", and the "bitter foe Asian people." The Peiping broadcast, heard the Associated Press in San Francisco, denounced particular his campaign statement of ending "Asians to fight Asians." It called it a "wicked scheme." Peiping said that among other things, Eisenhower was going to sea "to put the heat" on South Korean President Syngman Rhee accept Japanese and Chinese nationalist troops in the fight against the Communists. The Red broadcast asserted Japanese public opinion would not limit the use of Japanese troops Korea. And it claimed that the anger of Chinese Nationalists surrendering to the Chinese Korean Reds "is far too great" to permit their use. Actually, Eisenhower has denied his trip to Korea as a lie which may aid in finding a means to an honorable place. He has made no mention of the use of Nationalist or Japanese troops. Peiping ended with its usual action of overwhelming defeat the U.S. DOLL IN WRECKAGE—This rag doll lies beside wreckage of wing of Air Force C-54 which crashed near Tacoma, Wash., killing at least 36 persons, eight of whom were children. The plane, on flight from Fairbanks, Alaska, crashed within a mile of its destination. George Terrell, 16 and Joanne Soldano, 15, returned home this morning with a story of being grabbed off the street Wednesday by two men who held them four days "in a dark, cement cellar." But tonight, Inspectors Jerome Smith and James False said the two admitted they made up the story after going to a movie in Oakland and hitch-hiking around the East Bay Area since Thanksgiving. The officers said the boy told money" in a disguised voice. Police waited at the rendezvous, at the San Francisco Zoo Thanksgiving Day, but nobody came to claim the money. Inspector Smith said the case has been listed as "juvenile runaway" and is now closed. HAVANA, Cuba (P) — Flames believed caused by a short circuit swept through a four-story building occupied by the main P. W. Woolworth Co. store here last night. Preliminary estimates placed the damage at more than half a million dollars. 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