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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1954
Page
13
Trade delegation from Ceylon led by Commerce Minister Shirley Corea departs Colombo for Peiping to negotiate new terms for Sri Lanka’s trade with China. The mission aims to set fresh prices and adjust the rules governing sales and purchases between the two nations.
Ray Edward Untereiner of Pasadena, a Caltech history and economics professor and attorney, was named to the five member State Public Utilities Commission by Gov. Knight. The $14,000 a year post runs until January 4, 1959, and must be confirmed by the Senate. He fills the vacancy created by the retirement of R. E. Mittelstaedt of Sacramento.
Close friend in Germany for Pfe attended the Long Beach gathering as Hart, a clerk in the division's supply unit, was surprised by family and friends arranged through Capt. Clayton E. Day. Hart, a 1948 Jordan High School graduate, arrived in Germany last October after basic training at Camp Roberts. The event featured Hart’s parents at 442 Smith St. and noted several other service members including LeRoy B. Budnick, Frank M. Smith, Richard Bigger, Dana Aum, Alexander Morgan, Frederick L. Mathis, Stanley Hindman, Pat Smith, and more, all linked to various units and duties.
California officials predict 35 traffic fatalities in the 78 hour Labor Day weekend. The National Safety Council estimates 390 nationwide deaths. Caldwell said state and federal agencies will deploy all resources to reduce crashes and injuries.
Pi Cap Alfred D. Kilmart has arrived to become naval attache of the U S Embassy. He represents the U S Seventh Fleet in Taipei, succeeding Capt. Henry T. Jarrell.
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