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   Corona Daily Independent (Newspaper) - August 31, 1956, Corona, California                                cloudiness Saturday but clearing Sunday and when it will be Noon 68; 57. Yesterday's 78.  7 CENTS CALIF. PHONE 1234  WWf MfU What m Carnegie Expert Speaks To Lions Students How to Get Most Good From Attending lesson in the Dale Carnegie course was presented at yesterday's luncheon meeting of. the Corona Lions Irving R. Dale Carnegie representative from His appearance here was arranged by Ronnie program chairman for yesterday's remarks were especially timely at the meeting yesterday because Lions club members who have sons and daughters going to college had their grownup children as their guests and many of Mr. remarks were aimed at the value of learning to get along with people at the same time you are receiving an academic education in He pointed out that a good education cannot be fully utilized unless the individual knows how to get along with other people and knows how to assert himself for Susskind has been active as an instructor in the Dale Carnegie personality courses for 10 years and his speech yesterday was an demonstration of the Dale Carnegie the technique was not barefacedly for the fact that his listeners could not help but be awart that he was a Dale Carnegie instructor and therefore could not help but be on the lookout for greater polish than is found in most They were not because the polish a which gave his listeners the feeling that the speaker was truly relaxed and Daily for 42 Years Tomorrow's Headlines AUGUST 31. 1956.  to Susskind reported that a number of college students take the Dale Carnegie course during the summer vacation period in der to their in the campus the campus and to prepare themselves for effectual careers when they finish He told of one 15-year-old boy who took the course and when he was graduated from high school he was offered worth of the importance of being able to get along with other people and the value of being able tu t lipi ess one's view effectively and than lie put across the idea that it of vital importance to let people know that their work and their efforts are It is easy to give criticism more difficult to give when it is He pointed out the importance of giving praise to of your own family of just taking them for Mr. Susskind said that he could appreciate this most forcefully because in the early years of his life he was given to people and he didn't realize that he was hurting both and himself by this vicious criticize a person you ar chipping away at a bit of his life and enough people do this pretty soon there is left of that Some people even are driven to suicide because they think that nobody nobody cares if live or has a hunger to be appreciated you will be a better and a happier person if those around know that you believe their deeds and efforts are Charles conducted the meeting and introduced the students present at the including his Tlie students and their fathers are in the photo accompanying went to Ken AND MONDAY DUE TO BE cool weather continued locally the five-day forecast issued today promises that temperatures will be slightly above normal over the Labor Day weekend and that will be no will bo some cloudiness through Saturday and Sunday mornings with daytimes beaches will bo cloudy mornings and clear later with high near 75 and water temperature 68 Temperatures over 100 in the upper valleys and up to 106 in the lower valleys are Piney with 18 degrees or 13 below freezing the low of the season Fort Sill and with 109- were the to Address Chamber of Commerce At Noon luncheon will be held next at the Hickory at speaker will be P. assist vice president of the National Bank in who will discuss the Trends of this aie Call or 2240, not later than 4.  and morning low cloudiness will continue west of the coastal mountains in California through the weekend but a gradual decreasing trend expected and With the decrease in those afternoon temperatures will become in most desert regions will sunny and FATHERS AND COLLEGE of the Lions club whose sons and daughters are students brought their youngsters to yesterday's meeting as their From left to Gilbert Nutter and his who will be a at Brigham Young Beverly who will be a sophomore at Santa and W. A. Elvin Jim who will be a senior at John who will be a freshmen at Menio Frank Dick who will be a junior at Oregon State; Eddie who will be a senior at Standford Frank who will ba a senior at Redlands Frank Allan who will be a at and Charlie 68, Retired Dies Believed To Be Making Recovery From Mild Cora retired Corona unexpectedly last night at the Corona Mrs. Hicks had suffered a slight stroke at her home at 720 West street last Saturday and was High temperatures will range | taken to the Corona stroke did not cause paralysis the 70s along the coast with coastal and valleys warming into the 80s by Mountain areas for the most part will reach high from 75 to 80 while areas will range from the middle ilOs in valleys to near 108 in warmer lower Air water visibility S surt was thought to be getting along well and was expected to be released from the hospital Death came suddenly last Hicks was born August 23, 1888, in She was graduated from State Teachers College in 1907 and taught in Missouri and Walla before coming to Corona in 192,3 when she began teaching in the Corona Mrs. Hicks retired Corona school system a few years ago because of an eye She underwent on her eyes and was making a nice recovery before she suffered the stroke Hicks is survived by one Clair W. Hicks of New Mexico; one Marjorie is in where her husband is an three Le Roy McGee ot Robert McGee of and Charles of and two Martha Teeter of Hemet and Mrs. Ivy Nelson of Giants Hicks was a member the Nazarene church of services will be conducted at the Brown and Grimes Funeral Home chapel tomorrow at II a.m. with the Rev. 11, E. Hines of the Riverside Nazarene church Private interment will follow at Forest Lawn Park in may call at the Brown and Grimes Funeral Home this ANALYSIS OF WORLD Mountain on Mount Desert Island in is the highest point on the Atlantic of the United It is feet British and French are taking precautions against any possible Egyptian stalling at the upcoming negotiations on the Suez Canal summoned a of the permanent council of NATO to meet in Paris on Wednesday for a briefing on Suez France moved two divisions to the British base of And Britain reportedly is moving a of men from Gibraltar to a new presumably closer to these maneuvers point up the opening of talks in next Monday between Egyptian President Nasser and a negotiating headed by Australian Prime Minister Robert already that the may try to stidl the He issued a mild protest against President use of the words in his statement on seized upon a legalistic technicality when it was obvious in tlie statement that lie viewing the canal in terms of its historic in that Suez truly is and always has been an arguing technicalities is an excellent way of dragging out talks The longer the drag longer Nasser can delay any military And longer that's the ss likely it l ime is on Nasser's Planning Defense Alliance With Egypt to Stir up Suez Canal Says Russia Fired J. C. years exudes glee as he is surrounded by a few of the many trophies which will be awarded for the parade of the Norco Valley tomorrow at 5 p.m. The parade will go down Sixth street in Norco tomorrow as a traditional feature of the Ninth Annual Norco Valley J. C. is his Miss Marylee Wagner 13. They are the children of Mrs. Mary Frances Hellam of 1555 Second and the grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. who are of the parade Prize trophies are being donated by Dr. J. W. the Corona Boord of and the Safeway parade trophies by John Turner of 8 I 6 Sixth and McGregor's Doughnut Shop on Second and Hamner the Grand Marshall award by Kenneth A. the Sweepstakes award by the Citizens National and the Grand Prize by the Bank of as well as numerous other of Mental Hygiene May Use California's mental hospitals have faltered in the program of treatment with new miracle drugs because of confusion and lack of a state senate committee committee on treatment of mental headed by Senator Alan Stockton said had taken an early lead in the program but now was its It laid the blame on at the hospital and lack of direction at the department committee recommended the State Department of Mental Hygiene take some in Unused support funds and apply them at to the purchase of the tiew i and M E R AT U U E S E I. SI W n I KI City Los Angeles New Oi York City San I Washington 7(i    72    Dealing As Reds Talk Says Treaty Assures Use of Eisenhower his news in Washington that the Soviets another atomic explosion in Southwest Siberia yesterday He said the test was larger than the one conducted in same area last ti to cover up by saying in the official announcement that Russia has proposed a ban on atomic Eisenhower pointed out the test as another example of Russian He said it was another demonstration of the way Soviet diplomats talk an atomic weapons ban around the world while their proceeds in to develop those asked continuing Russian tests would bring about a in U.S. defense Mr. said we keep our powder said the United States are talking at in discussing 1KH8 Suez He said treaty other nations the right to use the but not own By said cannot now or in the use of canal by But he the United Stales is coin mitted to a peaceful settlement of the The President said he's will go along with plan to waterway under international steered clear of about to the Anglo military buildup now underway in the his stand against barnstorming and during the btU he indicated will deliver some key President said campaign still is being He that it would to say he would oi not do anything lance circumstances might shrugged off the Adlai Stevenson by the executive lie did not know whether many votes would be swayed by Mr. pointed out that the A1 1. and CIO in on ( ivil also out on a subject spi in Civil said this is so with emotion that no platform plank could possibly satisfy added that the problem must be met by net of Force To Send Plane to Clinic For For United heart of a has of the i needs .i UNITED from Moscow indicate that Russia is planning to make of defensive alliance with Egypt in the Suez The dispatches said Russia has decided that the chance of cashing in on the mid-East trouble is too good to Eisenhower has acted to clear up what he said was a misunderstanding between the United States and Egypt over his statement that the Suez Canal was internationalized in 1888. Mr. Eisenhower told his news conference that Egypt alone has the rights of ownership in the vital but he said that under the Treaty of 1888, cannot now or in the future jeopardize use of the canal by other TO DEMAND DEATH OF 3 BRITONS AS Cairo said Egyptian officials plan to demand the of three Britons arrested on charges of spying and plotting to overthrow President law provides life in prison for peacetime hut the paper said the death penalty will be asked on the technical grounds that Egypt still is at war with KILLED IN RIOT AT a and a police sergeant were shot to today when n group Of Cypriot terrorists tried to free a The shooting occurred in a Nicosia Hospital where the prisoner was To Stevenson Americans For Democratic Action two are in Chicago today for witli Adlai Stevenson wound a 5,000 air lour look them into Pacific Northwest deep On Stevenson will his with a speech at up the backing ol tor action 22, AND 60, HELD AS 22 year and her year old male companion were shortly alter a robbery attempt at a gas station in Log Angeles two were as Davis Hubert Eos Thoy were arrested by officers who heard a broadcast of the description of the suspects who tried to rob an at u Ihoin na the two who drove Into his covered him with and ordered to empty the cash fled and Hie car drove SUSPECTS OF BRINKS in the robbery trial at says It can in loot to one of tlie The money was ironi a cooler In a contracting last MPH MOTORISTS FINED aged were fined each by a Judge at for racing their ears at miles an Said as many old fools on the road as there are young CONVICTS ESCAPE IN STOLEN Eos Angeles and two otIuMs early today fled from a prison road and in a stolen prison said four slipped out ol the Orleans near between and 2 made their way Yicka and flew to Medford leader of the flying jailbirds was H. 21, who ill deserted the Mai at Diego and stole a in which lie tIew to Eas He was serving two for robbery from ts with him were Charles in for kidnaping ami forgery from Eos Paul 26, law and Edward 26, Sao SENSATIONS OF DYING AFTER TAKING 29 SLEEPING BUT SUICIDE TRY was in the back seal of Ills ear today after he had taken pills In a suicide Adair is an was taken to Santa Monica receiving where was called said a note to his wife was found his and sensations as swallowing the in a coma in the back seat ol in an open west ot his note In one and the of a woman and in the The note was to DAM Y INDI NT PUBLICATION will be no Corona Daily on as stores and will be ( you a drive cai LIMITS MIXING OF TEENAGERS AND ALCOHOL IS opei alien to save Ikm k and Hull are becoming a serious problem In Mia spe Ventura juvenile the is down on the current liase in ordinance barring teenagers from public hild would ' condition would not permit hei to lui taken on a from to It was plane tly high and piove the and her parents were I'd ioi Air plane wIik h a low the Minne 1 he Will be Sepi He said lie was not to Hock and but it came to town we had the that trouble arises at the dances in mixing teenagers and TO VOTE ON CENTRALIZED new charter to replace obsolete commission form of with will be placed lure voters in the April city is the only major city in Uie state still under tlie form of VALLEY FAIR AUG. 31. 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