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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1957
Page
8
The Saturday Evening Post publishes an exclusive in which Alfred Hitchcock discusses his crime fascination and gruesome themes, fears of policemen, TV sponsor insults, and greater television freedom. He reveals planned projects and offbeat humor, all in his witty, acid-etched voice.
Modern psychologists claim children are small adults but author Jean Kerr rejects this view. She argues against the idea of being friends with kids, insisting that children are a distinct breed requiring different treatment.
In the Superior Court of California County of Los Angeles. Notice to creditors with claims against the estate of Wallace v Smith deceased to file claims at Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association Long Beach office within six months after first publication. Also includes a notice of non responsibility regarding an unrelated car accident in Seaside Oregon with reported injuries.
Public records reveal a certificate for GUARANTEED TV SALES AND SERVICE at 1404 Atlantic Avenue Long Beach California with partners Samuel Schneider and Richard Jarrett. Notarization by Ruth Parks, 1957, and a second certificate for DOUBLE E MANUFACTURING CO by Arnold Ellison with Edward Cohen notarization, 1957. Notice includes intent to sell beverages at 105 Cherry Avenue Long Beach and bids for Long Beach Unified School District procurement in 1957.
A medical note describes a thrift colon as a dry, shrunken bowel that robs moisture and blocks waste. It urges re-moistening the contents and stimulating the colon to restore normal urge to purge using Colonato and Colonaid's claimed bulk and mortarizing effects.
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