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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1960
Page
19
The Philo Corp. said 1000 employees on the production line at its Philadelphia television plant are being paid off due to soft electronics and appliance markets and seasonal inventory adjustments. The company cited general market softness and inventory timing as the cause.
Washington 4 Postmaster General Summerfield reminded Americans of Christmas greetings mailed to foreign countries. Sealed or unsealed envelopes to Canada and Mexico require 4 cents. to all other countries the surface rate is 8 cents for sealed envelopes and 4 cents for unsealed envelopes.
A New York woman frightened by worry sought psychotherapy then religion. She found relief after surrendering to God, improving family life, careers, and personal health. The piece cites Abraham Lincoln's Bible and Psalm 34:4 to illustrate fear’s universality and faith as the remedy.
Washington released revised April 1 population counts for the nation’s ten largest cities, with all figures higher than initial tallies. New York led at 7,781,984, followed by Chicago 3,550,404 and Los Angeles 2,479,015, with Philadelphia, Detroit, Baltimore, Houston, Cleveland, Washington, and St. Louis also listed among the top totals.
Ty Hardin, star of Bronco, appears at Youth For Christ tonight at 7 30 p.m. at North Long Beach Brethren Church at 61st Street and Orange Avenue. The former football and baseball star belongs to the Hollywood Christian Group and fronts a musical act. Millikan High School is featured this week.
A series of eight forums on Communism to be held Sundays 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Uptown Church of Christ 3707 Atlantic Ave beginning December 4. Professor Frank Coase of Pepperdine College leads, aiming to present answers rather than definitions, with tonight’s session featuring the film The Crimson Shallow in the Fellowship Hall.
A terra cotta portrait bust of Dr. John Hefferlin former minister of the Church of Belief, is exhibited in the church office at 503 E. 801i St. Robert Orlieh, an Englishwood sculptor, based in Long Beach, created the piece blending Hefferlin’s likeness with his character as part of a planned installation space.
President Eisenhower signed an executive order establishing an interdepartmental highway safety board to cut traffic deaths on the nation’s highways. The board includes the secretaries of commerce defense health education welfare and postmaster general along with the interstate commerce commission chair and the GSA administrator. It will lead federal action for traffic safety and coordinate safety programs for government vehicles.
Community notices describe church gatherings at Saint Gregory and Holy Cormuntan, with schedules for Sunday services, religious classes, and music events. Details mention addresses on Wallow Street and Commerce, and a calendar of offerings from morning to evening.
Rev Don Frank Fenn DL a leading Episcopal clergyman will preach at 9 10 and 11 31 a m services at St Luke's Episcopal Church 7th St and Atlantic Ave He recently retired as rector of St Michael and All Angels Baltimore MD and attends the National Council meeting in Los Angeles He was active in Baltimore social agencies and the United Nations Association
Advent and Holy Communion will be the theme at two Lutheran churches. Pastor Alfred Storivick will preach at the 8:30 and 11:00 am services at St. Timothy Lutheran Church, Woodruff Ave at Ashurne. Rev. Martin Olson will preach on Preparate Way, Zion at the 8:30 and 11:00 am services at Immanuel Lutheran Church, 845 Carson St.
Willis C. Winslow, a music teacher and former concert violinist who began with the Boston Symphony, died Friday at his San Bernardino home at age 87. He came to California in 1915 and performed with orchestras in Los Angeles Long Beach Santa Barbara Pomona and San Diego.
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