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   Valley News, The (Newspaper) - July 15, 1956, Van Nuys, California                               fc Per 5 Copy MAIN OFFICE SyLvon Vcm Calif. STate 7-1SQ1 Mail Boa Van WEST VALLEY OFFICE 7035 Reseda Calif. Phone Dickens 2-6101 CIRCULATION OFFICE Phone STate 5-3228 SKt 52 PAGES and VALLEY GREEN SHEET Established 1911 WEST VALLEY Edition 45fo Year LEADS JULY 1958 LEADS IN HOME DELIVERIES No. ft By WALTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS ABLY r SUPERVISED Patrons oi Los Angeles lic schools hava good reason ior our tional system is on sound under present Mrs. Edith K. new of ihe Board of Edu has consistently cham pioned intensive Instruction fundamentals She and Mrs spearheaded tte campaign to Upset UNESCO propaganda in SupL oi Schools Claude Beeves has 1 mads fundamental progress of Under such our schools cue practically EXPERT Jfe described chap who trains THE CHIEF H Pres. Eisenhower's re- announcement of dacy lor nomination was no surprise at aft His reelection is the phant boys don't fall OT campaign general oi world wars is now the chief e And 1 sick Aii i- Los so-called is Just 'a rumor started tourists who en HOPE EXTREME PENALTY CHILD MOLESTERS Newspaper accounts oi naped end In the Southland ore so shockingly that it seems this crime is almost Q victim a abandoned by a 20 miles from hei More lethal gas chambering and less parking and pardoning is the most potent NOT Barney gives lo train ways goes through a street and it makes no difference if you are on FINANCES AND REAL Ten the San nando Real Estate Board announced gratifying results by multiple which resulted in negotiating sales of during KBi Ted vice CENSUS BUREAU PLACES TOTAL AT Census Bureau estimates total population of the United States on June 1 was The Bureau said Armed Forces is an increase of or since the date of the lust It is holier than an Juno 1 a Diehard of 214th Armored Field oath to W. who is in process of Sgt recent graduate ot Van Knys High battalion of his includes a of and former students have chosen a mea ns oi BIDDEN TO ARMORY Start Program for Ventura Blvd. Chambers Combine to Promote Future Development Plans need ballyhoo ive can have swank shops and busy ones just as President Harry of Encino Chamber of Com- merce this declared his faith the thoroughfare's future during a ways aud means dis- cussion at a luncheon meeting in Community 1 Assures City of ihe vard by planting of trees to re- place uprooted since the entice with and some 25..years and need ol parking facilities were seen as necessary mil tomorrow at of the Artillery California National of men 17 and over are especially invited as .it is felt can obtain a better idea of the benefits available to their sous by aining a first hand knowledge if the of the jonai Lieut. Richard J. full-time duty officer far the states has a twofold purpose of parents abreast of slation affecting the military sons and them on how they may f ul- iil their military Marcell that parents are unaware that the oung man who enlists in the National prior to ng the age of is exempt from Selective Service tion as long AS fie maintains active participation in al National Guard ice enables him to liis military obligations while re- maining at with little break in his ing or his List Hours California National Armory in Van is located at Kester near and will be open to the public tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 10 public is welcome to visit at any time during these Shirt Cuffs May Prove Birth at Time of Bay City's Quake Twenty years ago a new high record was shown by My 1 ments of Van financial institutions when deposits and investment certificates totaled Included were Bant of California National Bank Valley Federal Savings and Van Building and Loan Assn. Read more news oi one end two decades ago in The Flight of T HE settle your drink a oi hot voter every been doing for My wife calls Jt col- Heads Commission Two messages on men's shirt cuffs during the San Francisco fire may lelp a Valley a Mrs. Marion Ellis of 323 Cedros Panorama was born April 1906 s fire swept through the Bay City after the big But she has riever been able o get an official birth cate as records at the ment hospital ivere lost or de- Bear Penciled Now she needs proof of her birth so she and her husband an can take a irip to Her Anthony T. will introduce live treasured mementoes in an at- RESEDA MAN LIVES IN PLANE ACCIDENT Air Force 1st Lt. Henry G. Morris of 18225 Envin Re today had reported as among the 21 persons who survived in the crash of a Friday near Ft. Bound for Douglas Paul had been and Maurice Shulman vice the off from McGuire Air Force Ease during a rain snd hail storm and crashed Shortly afterwards in a pine swamp area near the 45 of the CS aboard to their tempt to prove the date of his client's They are men's shirt bearing a penciled message written by Mrs. Sn ell's on Aug. while at a refugee The cuffs were used as. ters by the fire victims because no stationery was to Mrs. aunt in Oregon Siiter are The quake was also the are and Edith Snail's is 5n the Baby girl was born three hours after got her Postage C. Snell's mother is uled to testify at a ing tomorrow on the request for birth Howard lives at 6114 Tampa Snell was born in the hospital at the the Kile of the refugee camp nearest her home Howard recalled that no stamps were needed to mail even one written on makeshift She that the postmaster in Oregon tried to collect postage when the shirt cuffs reached his details was Ed ward J. member of the Board of Public as. a He possible aid Represent Groups Tt was decided to have an- other in Encino at a to be decided on by the chamber Attending the Tamna followed lines i a of the first which OR Page Three Form New County That's Idea Behind Freeholders Petition Outlines Advantages In Allocation of Improvement Funds Ready today submission 10 1he An pel Board rf a petition signed liy 15- holders a The project grows of the primary in which U of of Valley ivas a dale for Board nf HERE'S vim la by Sidney nml W. of Cily unveils perpetual trophy decorated in City which starts Celebration ono feature costumes .by sforo colorful store banners and huge out symbolizing a PANORAMA CITY TO STAGE Bush comes lo Panorama hold a week ending July Sponsored fay City ants this is the fourth annual Bush event for this com- munity promises most Gaily decorated tumeO tinge cut out caricatures of the street banners signs will all the gala theme For this occasion the chants are offering n. wide va of merchandise Keen cum pet I lion the merchants in. store decorations anci is heightened substantial Topping the list will a perpetual for decorated This jold plated trophy depicts tfic or covered of the which carried many an adventurous miner to his in Hie The of the prize ning store will be engraved on the and it will he dis- played by ihe store for a riod of one Pending the judging the vill be on exhibit at the National Panorama City The manager of the store ning the perpetual trophy will Ready to Open In Mid Valley in Fifth the iion will In Lhe i his mem vill call of an Ihc Final plans by the hn S- to toys in will include special an evening p an ov cum ping to t lo a charter proposed county comprise of Uio nml the county ot and ing Van ns a possible under laid down by law Lhc Stale the Hoard Supervisors can by a Camp in Oaks will A begin Aug. 11. campers will on and nf week Lit Oak Memorial Park two Provide Normal schedule wil begin with a morning tnp some in t period for a telling anr other quiet they go do iii activities campers will places as Ihc police the ire a Lhc nd On Thursday anil nf the second weak here h an overnight camping tin tin 1 1 ml IIM also be rewarded with a certificate cf tial The manager of the best decorated store will receive a Further awards will be made rdr greatest in costumes for women store both men and The FADED Martin Snell of Panorama City displays shirt cuffs which were used as stationery by her father to tell Oregon relatives of her birth great San Francisco fire was on April 1906. may help her get birth cate which she needs to obtain passport for trip to Tbr Officer Fails of Pickup Injuries Are Officer at the Rehabilitation committee of judges is heing Sidney TL president of Panorama ity Merchants who stores and Auto Dealers Stay Closed on Sundays Valley automobile dealers do lint plan lo change their policy of closed on it was announced today by James of the Valley Car Dealers felt give the public the information directly from Valley Cross in answer to a statement by a croup not connected the auto- mobile a general of from the entire Sun Fernando il was the unanimous vote re- If is not lie lie mailer can he submitted iu in hope of through carrying the names oC at least of Lhe county's electors at Ihc preceding eral Seeking not only a course oE procedure but also tion as in a new iy might expect to Carpenter to State Con- troller at a series of questions in to Which lie received a detailed who has been a for the Angeles -Ity Council as for Uie County Board nf HIS deeply in laiv in search of. many problems mm secession and smog Jo of speedier and mass revealed we need in order lo t some of these is formation of new he declared suggesting that trie best be in the If a new county a of had been when the state uteri motor vehicle and liquor license money for the fiscal It have received an allocation or as shown in a lengthy to Carpenter rtn Tiva main on had not planned to do wok the of In ami In directly diet the 1'rrmi ha oilier have NAME POLICE CHIEF FOR of this polity I mm church since it in Wtj have from just our has San Fernando chief of a vacancy by the resignation early Walter Dan acting arifl tn o iif their IP in Center Saugus was in- fell out of a pickup truck while on tine TODAY'S NEWS INDEX old CLASSIFIED Hospital a ex- her J. of 13516 Valley Heart re- minor injuries when auto by a hit and fLIGHT OF ihe pickup trucK on a driver m lhe Santy CITY tine patrol with another i PARENT a a physician at and i THE of Rs C. E. physician at was and re center was Paul J. the N t hri ESTATE AND 2o. of Los of the abrasions of the Auto Club will and a graduate of Donner Party The driven by HIGH listed as her Park High had left the or Thursday at p.m. Anthony nf City Valley on Monday bound For an Civil Service jair hase near The ex- The club and civic tent of his injuries Legion lives in Van known Sylvan St the luncheon meeting of Van s Kiwanis Club in was making a turn i of Her while playing p Mr. when the donr came open Deepfreeze for the other 4jx other out of the s of carried fuel Antarctica report and VACATION DOLLARS me get them for you I'm 0. Howie Lhe adh and I'll start those extra you way the case of Pat of Panorama r sold a camera for first call re- on a liny arf en ine samp day k ad in the NEWS AND GREEN SHEET far EMp liter 6 If you need extra vacation our section for fast 6-7111 STonley 7-1501 2-6101 and oik for NEWSPAPER  

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