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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1951

Page

18

New 1952 Packards on display at Packard Long Beach

Local display at Packard Long Beach Co. 1427 American Ave features the 1952 Packard line with Easematic Power Brakes and over 70 mechanical changes. Johnny Arkush touts improved ride, quieter operation and Doroty Draper styling with 200 hp engines across models.

Packard Long Beach Co American Ave Johnny Arkush Arkush Packard Dorothy Draper Pe Ae Varia Chrysler Corp Dodge Glenn E. Thomas Co Dodge-Plymouth

Division Standings in Campaign Told

Campaign divisions report progress toward a goal of 546922. David Beeman releases standings by division with Cecil Willis leading commercial and James McGarrigle’s teams at 79.5 percent in publicity and entertainment. Other groups show varied percentages across business services, manufacturing, and public employees, including state and naval teams.

David Beeman Cecil Willis James McGarrigle Paul Nichol David Root Bill Clemo Frank Harnett

Legion Posts Plan Parley for Child Welfare Meeting

Long Beach area representatives of American Legion posts will attend the 19th District child welfare commission meeting at 6 30 p m Friday in the William Charles Orr Jr Post 120 club house in Bell. Johnny Paden chairman announces Songs of the Legion Band Hollywood will entertain and Lynwood Squadron Sons of the Legion will run the meeting with Department of California and other districts and auxiliary units taking part. Dinner reservations may be made by telephoning Mrs Emerson Miller of Bell.

Long Beach Area American Legion American Legion Child Welfare Commission William Charles Orr Jr Bell Johnny Paden The Legion Band of Hollywood Lynwood Squadron Sons of the Legion Department of California Legion Emerson Miller Fof Bell

Eight-year UMT service plan outlined for American males

Washington November 10. The Universal Military Training and Service Act would require eight years of active and inactive duty for nearly all American males reaching conscription age after June 19, 1951. If active service is less than eight years, the remainder would be served in the Reserves or National Guard. Two bills in Congress would detail the obligation and restructure the reserves. Eligible youths would enter UMT via draft boards with limited deferments and potential for early induction. The plan divides training among services and winter or summer start options, with quotas: Army 50 percent, Navy 23, Air Force 22, Marines 5, Coast Guard later. Trainees join the National Security Training Corps.

David Tyson Washington Preserves National Guard Congress Armed Services Committees House Senate National Security Training Commission New York James W. Wadsworth Uniis UMT Wadsworth Commission Army Navy Air Force Marine Corps Coast Guard National Security Training Corps

Valentino Home Sold Again in Beverly Hills

The former movie idol Rudolph Valentino's residence Falcon's Lair in Beverly Hills has been sold again for under $100,000. The buyer, Robert L. Balzer, plans restoration and notes Valentino’s rights to reemployment, medical and dental care, and dependents allowances under Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act. The sale secures Balzer against suits and foreclosures related to the property.

Beverly Hills Rudolph Valentino Falcon's Lair Robert L. Balzer

Aviation News Across Long Beach Area Plans and Planes

Lt Col Thomas E McLeod of the 9075th VAR Group will push that local Volunteer Air Reserve Squadrons join the Red Cross blood bank program following Santa Ana 9346th VAR Squadron members blood donation. The Aviation Breakfast Club meets Nov 18 at Lockheed Sky Room with speaker George T Cussen on all cargo lines and unusual cargo flights. The club plans a Dec 16 Christmas gathering at Lakewood Country Club. Air Oasis Car prepares to move operations to Spring St side of Municipal Airport, with warehouse renovations budgeted around 45000 dollars and bids due Nov 28. Douglas Aircraft Skyraider praised for universal chassis allowing multiple configurations, used in Korea for bombing and troop transport, with many potential sea conversions and restricted per-mission details.

Thomas E. McLeod 9075Th Var Long Beach Air Force Base Red Cross McCleod 9346Th Var Santa Ana George K. Preston Aviation Breakfast Club Lockheed Air Terminal George T. Cussen Flying Tiger Line Woody de Silva Breakfast Club Flying Group Lakewood Country Club Spring St Air Oasis Car Southern California Arizona Douglas Aircraft Douglas Korea Aod

Road Department to Get Windfall

Los Angeles County officials rule in favor of Road Commissioner Sam Kennedy's plea for a 29068.74 dollar federal windfall credited to his motor vehicle fund. The payment covers damages from rerouting E Anaheim Road near the former Naval Hospital site east of Long Beach now the Veterans Administration Hospital. The transfer is set for Tuesday with Board of Supervisors approval.

Los Angeles Sam Kennedy E. Anaheim Rd Naval Hospital Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital General Fund Kennedy Bellflower Blvd Palo Verde Dr Board of Supervisors

Locust Ave Bus Relocation During Road Work

Locust Avenue resurfacing begins Tuesday requiring tearing up the block from First Street to Broadway for about a month. Bus terminals for Lines 6 and 13 move to the west side of Locust Avenue between Third Street and Broadway. The current west side stop between First Street and Broadway will close temporarily for Lines 5 and 15, which will not stop between Locust Avenue northwest corner and Third Street. terminals shift to the southeast corner of Locust Avenue and First Street.

Locust Ave First Stx Broadway Third St First St

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