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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1951

Page

9

New Civil Defense Chief Named for Great Cinfeid

Alden Tornquist named chairman of Sunset Beach Surfside Colony civilian defense council after Stuart Briggs resigned. An air raid siren for Surfside and northwest Sunset Beach was installed at Zieke Service Station on Coast Highway, with a second to be installed at King’s Service Station. The organization meets Mondays at 8 pm in the fire station and seeks auxiliary firemen policemen and block wardens, plus trained nurses. Volunteers should contact Mrs. Allah Knouse for first aid training or Mrs. Paul Frame for personnel duties. Other officers include Burioiteh Manley and William Rogers as chief black wardens, with Crumpton as auxiliary police chief.

Sunset Beach Alden Tornquist Surfside Colony Civilian Defense Council Stuart Briggs Tornquist Surfside Zieke B. Coast Hwy King’s Service Station Coast Hwy Broadway Allah Knouse Knouse Paul Frame Burioiteh Manley William Rogers Crumpton Cheif

Caltech awards summer scholarship to Crosby

Donald G. Crosby, son of Mrs F A Crosby of 266 Ximeno Ave, wins a Caltech summer scholarship in biology and related fields funded by the McCallum Foundation. A 1950 Pomona College BA, Crosby is a teaching assistant in organic chemistry and plans to earn a PhD around 1953 or 1954. He is a Portland, Oregon native, 23, and previously studied at Wilson High School.

Donald G. Crosby F. A. Crosby Ximeno Ave California Istitute of Technology Crosby Caltech McCallum Foundation New Brunswick N. J Portland Ore Wilson High School Pomona College Union Ofl Co Wilmington Clarmont Navy

Priorities Readied for Tool Builders

Washington May 15 UP The government has set material priorities for machine tool and component makers including nuts bolts gears and valves. The aim is to assure ample production in the third quarter to meet defense needs. NPA said manufactures are assured of obtaining necessary materials and parts amid rising demand since the Korean outbreak for basic tools to turn out defense and essential civilian goods.

Washington National Production Authority NPA

Jet Engine Course for Air Volunteers at Long Beach

Lt. Col. Thomas E. McLeod announced a jet engine course for the S078th Volunteer Air Force Reserve Group at Long Beach Municipal Airport. The first class for the 9350th VAR Squadron will be July 5. Promotions freeze lifted for VAR lieutenants and airmen since the Korean War began. Headquarters is Building T-84. liaison staff operate 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekends.

Volunteer Air Force Reserve Long Beach Municipal Thomas E. McLeod McLeod Guy M. Harvey VAR Croup Airport

Three From L. B. to Attend Building Assn. Convention

The Building Owners and Managers Association of Long Beach will be represented by three members at the 11th annual National Association of Building Owners and Managers convention in Houston Texas. J Chuck Jergins will chair a rental forum discussion. Max Lowe will report on decentralization office payrolls escalator clauses and air conditioning rates. Mrs Leota Wail Heartwell a director will also attend. The convention theme centers on the defense effort impact on office building operation.

Building Owners and Managers Association of Long Beach National Association of Building Owners and Managers Houston Texas J. Chuck Jergins Trust! ‘Building NABOM Max Lowe Leota Wail Heartwell

Lions Meet SEAL BEACIT May Event Entertainment

Lions Club plans an evening event tomorrow at Sam's Sea Food Spa with the Douglas Stead Players to entertain. H. Van Austein chairs the program and FL W. Hickman will preside. The observance on May 15 involves sons and daughters and a night program.

Seal Sons and Daughters Lions Club Sam's Sea Food Spa Douglas Stead Players H. van Austein FL W. Hickman

Factory Job Gain in State Posts Postwar Peak

San Francisco reports California manufacturing employment rose 20 percent from a year earlier. Paul Scharrenberg, state director of Industrial Relations, notes the largest rise in the aircraft industry. Industrial relations department figures show last month’s total industrial workers at 136,000, highest since the war.

San Francisco California Paul Scharrenberg Scharrenberg Industrial Relations Department

Dance A Dinner for 078th Volunteer Air Reserve Group

A dance for members of the 078th Volunteer Air Reserve Group and guests will be held at Long Beach Air Base Officers' Club on June 5 at 8 p.m.

Lakewood Professor to Talk on Color TV

Dr. Willard Geer, USC physics assistant professor and former City College instructor, will discuss color television advantages and disadvantages for four proposed systems. He will speak at a meeting of the American Society of Chemical Engineers in Los Angeles tonight. society members include Long Beach and surrounding areas.

Willard Geer Pep Perwood Ave Lakewood American Society of Chemical Engineers Los Angeles Geer University of Southern California Long Beach

Chamber Directors Back Overload Law Endorsement

Chamber of Commerce directors endorsed state legislation to raise monetary penalties for truck overloading while reducing imprisonment provisions for drivers. They argued vehicle overloading damages highways and lowers braking efficiency, increasing risk on roads.

Chamber of Commerce

Trial of Former Texas Official Postponed Nine Times

Washington May 15 UP The trial of former Texas Agriculture Commissioner J E McDonald and others on charges of violating the federal lobbyist law has been postponed for the ninth time. It is now set for June 18 as directors push for higher non suspendible fines in their resolution.

Washington Texas Agriculture J. E. McDonald Wweet

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