DAY, MAY 16, 1946
Over se~en hundred long tons of
C~ne sugar is produced in the United
aLes annually.
Riviera Theatre
PROGRAM
WINTER SHOW SCHEDULE
cO~e Show O=ly--7:a0 p. m.
LOSED EVERY TUESDAY
THURS MAY 16
1JRDER IN MUSIC HALL
Featuring
Ve~a Rhuha Ra~lston, William Marshall
Also News and Novelties
FRI MAT 17
CLOSE CALL FOR
Vi BOSTON BLACKIE
fill Chester Morris and RiChard Lane
Plus Carte,on, News and Comedy
~.~ SAT MAY 18
PTAIN TUGBOAT ANNIE
Ji Featurin
~e Darwell and Edgar Kennedy
added Selee~ted Short Subjects
SUN MON MAY 19 - 20
THE CATALINA ISLANDER
i
in WAC's Will Observe
Mount Vernon, the shrine of all
Americaffs and home of George Wash- First Peacetime
ing, located on the t'otomac River near
Washington, D. C was built in 1743.
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The first peacetime anniversary of
the Women's Army Corps will be ob-
served in Southern California on May
14. During the entire week, May 13-20,
emphasis will be placed on the renewed
drive to re-enlist former Wacs for
the remainder ~merg'ency.
Scores of Southern California Wacs
have recently re-enlisted according to
Capt. Robert G. Abarr, local U. S.
Army Recruiting O/ricer, but he re-
iterated that many more are needed
previously withheld for roasons of
skilled personnel.
Hospital X-ray and laboratory tech-
nicians, code and cryptography and
other communications technicians are
especially in demand, as well as clerk-
typists and stenographers.
The Women's Army Corps was orig-
inally created as the "Women's Army
Auxiliary Corps on May 14, 1942, and
became a part of the Army of the
United States on July 1 of the follow-
ins year.
PAGE FIVE
Recruiting Office
In New Location
Announcement was made today that
the local U. S. Army recruitimg service,
formerly located in the Post Office at
3rd and American, had moved its of-
rice to the Jergin's Trust Building on
West 05eaR Blvd.
The" new office is located at 21 Pier
Place on th-g"~rcade floor of the. build
" ing. It has been newly decorated.
throughout and the window bear's the
attractive insignia of the Adjutant
General's Dept.
Capt. Robert G. Abaft, Commanding
Of, ficer of the Local Ir. ,S. Army re-
cruiting service stated that the fol-
lowing Long Beach men were enlisted
in the Army at the new location dur-
ing the past week.
Thomas W. Burdine, 3770 Gunday
St joined the armored force.s for duty
in Europe; Robert A. Johnson, 904
Fast Anaheim Ave for the Military
Police in the Carribean Theater; Par-
ker L. and Charles N. Chestnut of
1103 Via Wanda, Transportation Corps
in the E'I 'O; LeRoy K. Seyfried, 1211
Belmont Ave and Charles Bishop of
2064V-, O,live Ave joined the army air
Now that tile war is over, many forces for duty in the Pacific; while,
DRAGONWYCK A T T 9 K a ~ i' stor es of VAC ace,rot,1 shments
" Y 17.owalti i1, i~o l~ers fl ol oo L'~, t "~1:
Starring previously withheld for re.asons of 4t~ St and Ra" Wade 932 Fast 2nd
Tierney and Vincent Price G E N E R A t ,~i,t~, sect, ritv, are being released. 5;t ch~;se the WrYans,)orl'atio, C~;;t,s to
Also News and Novelties l w~,~ . Vork of VAC~ in develol mint <,f the " ' - * ",' "
v --- :ug=u to serve atomic bontb is'one of many exa,;lples, serxe In lne i'~ur{,Poean [ll~ier
HURS. MAY 22 - Z3
at the Var (lrimes trials and at the GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
& YANK l i' LONDON O ALL THE PEOPLE are on dn no urenUer
Featuring trials of military criminals in Japan. AT COUNTRY CLUB
~a~e Neagle and Dean Jagger Ill II qpllllff Sl[Sll~l[[~ ---~-o--
~ News and Novelties ~ at,-- ing Illg The mixed Scotch foursome ,'ill be
LECTURE WILL BE held Sunday afternoon, May 19th.
BROADCAST SUNDAY Monday and Tue.sdav, May 20th and
[ '"m~:~~i~:~'~'N~NN:q~'NNN::+':+'N~N:'+'N~N~NNNN:+'~N~ 21st 100 ladies ,ill i,e competing for
On Sunday morning (May 19) tile ' ' .
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ma will De here mchmmg Dot Ktelty,
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LOTS FORSALEI i ~ ,ng women Toners of ~outhern t~anfor-
cation :f~.r W'ashington. The Subjcmt present state, champion; Clare S~er-
of the address will be "Today's Holm man, former state champion; Marge
for the Future . The program wdl be
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released over Station KNX at 6 a m Peggy, Rutledge, former Southern Cal-
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Pacific time ifornia slate champion. I,oeal ladies
I $3,500 to $10,000 i o-- competingineh, deMrs. ElizabethPow-
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