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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1952
Page
6
A group of Chinese Nationalist naval officers left today for 12 weeks of advanced training on Guam as part of the U S military aid program for Formosa. The number was not reported.
Ds Murray Walker presents the principal talk to North Long Beach Toastmasters Club at 6 30 p m tomorrow at Peters sons Wagon Wheel Restaurant. Seven minute talks by Chuck Boyer Arthur Martin and Ben Rasmussen. President W Gilchrest will give the educational talk. Jerry Beck won last week s prepared talks with A Street Car Named Happiness. John Cannon won the table topics cup for The Seizure of the Steel Industry by the Government.
An appellate court lifted a two year old ban on the proposed merger of the Congregational Christian Churches and the Evangelical and Reformed Church. The decision cited that civil courts do not interfere in ecclesiastical matters with no temporal rights at stake. Cadman Memorial Church of Brooklyn and related bodies had opposed the merger citing loss of congregational autonomy. Dr. Douglas Horton said the ruling aligns with the majority view, while acknowledging minority rights.
CAMP ATTERBURY Ind April 15 UM Units of the Dixie Division flew from San Angelo Texas to Camp Atterbury in the largest airlift in the western hemisphere. About 2000 troops arrived Monday carrying howitzers trucks and equipment as C 124s C 119s C 46s refueled and returned to Texas for more loads. The operation moved about 9000 troops and 1760 tons of gear from Texas to Indiana in a sweeping logistical effort.
London reports Britain will extend existing Western European alliances to include West Germany. A forthcoming White Paper will stress legal and psychological implications, aiming to involve Britain more with the EDC while not joining as a full member. Britain would back the EDC in case of attack, reassuring France against Soviet dominance.
Four hundred four pupils are expected to enroll when the Florence Bixby School at Stand ridge Ave and Stearns St opens Monday. Principal K. D. Whitfield, formerly of Roosevelt, leads the 14 classroom school with most students drawn from Minnie Gant and nearby Fremont and Buffumi Schools. The new campus is the fourth opened in two months. Meanwhile, about 4000 troops of the 31st depart Camp Bowie, Texas, by motor convoy for a weeklong journey.
Nations of Asia and Africa pressed the United Nations General Assembly for an emergency session to discuss France's treatment of Tunisia after the UN Security Council rejected the Tunisian complaint. Five affirmative votes only blocked a quick decision, with Pakistan leading the charge and several major powers abstaining or opposing.
In northwestern New Mexico a state policeman Nash Garcia was killed by Navajo offenders near Acomita pueblo. Willie Felipe and Gabriel Felipe, both Acoma Indians, were charged with first degree murder. Willie Felipe led authorities to the body and gave a calm account of the ambush as the case moved at arraignment in U.S. Commissioner Owen Mowrey’s court.
An advertisement from Golden State Chinchilla Farms touts breeding as a fast path to wealth. It promises high incomes, ready markets, and minimal care, urging readers to visit a display room and purchase a pair. The copy pressures financial gain from home breeding in a casual sales pitch.
Actress Terry Moore testifies in Los Angeles that football star Glenn Davis was stingy, abusive, and derided her. Davis, 27, did not contest the suit filed after their marriage in February 1931. Moore, 22, says she earned the family expenses while he played golf and drove fast to intimidate her.
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