Salad dressing contest entries sampled by readers
A flavor filled collection of dressing recipes entered by Independent Press Telegram readers in a cook book contest. The event for Woman's Auxiliary to Tong Beach Pharmaceutical Association drew 18 members at the Stanton Nickle home to sample entries prepared by Mrs. Robert Hardiman and committee. First place winner to be revealed with the cook book, though all entries earned prizes.
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Press-Telegram
Woman's Auxiliary
Tong Beach Pharmaceutical Association
Stanton Nickle
Robert Hardiman
One Peek Worth Two Finesses in Bridge Play
North passed to South who bid seven spades after West avoided a double. Dummy’s ace of hearts held the final trick. South realized the ace might have been ruffed. The article notes the proverb one peek is worth two finesses and contrasts with one peek is worth no finesses.
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John Ruskin
West
North
South
Dummy
Bridge slam unfolds as South reads West's hand
In a bridge triumph, South discerns West's 8 card heart suit and, after misfating a heart, deduces most of West's cards. South flushes trumps then diamonds and, with dummy's ace of clubs, forces a complete reveal. The queen of clubs is held by East or West, and South finesses with total security.
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South
West
Fast
Beaded and bare fashion from Japan draws gala reaction
In an embassy showing Hanae Mari’s Tokyo collection features daring cut outs on formal dresses with obi brocades satin chiffon crepes. Dresses priced from 250 dollars, with options including evening gowns and full-length capes. Echoes of fine kimonos appear in motifs and beading.
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Virginia Weldon Kelly
Far East
Tokyo
Takesa Shimoda
Hanae Mari
Japan
Miss Movi
United States
Europe
Washington
Miss Mori
Willard Wertz
Henry D. Fowler
Treasury
Orville Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
Engagements Told Misses Sully Carl among brides elect
Engagements announced in Long Beach for Helen Sully to James William Jones, with Jones from Long Beach and USC degrees, Beta Theta Pi member, and Helen Sully a Long Beach City College student. Also vows planned Aug 30 for Carl Hunt at Huntington Beach Community Methodist Church.
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Sully
Carl
Sully-Jones
Helen
James William Jones
Robert C. Sully
Long Beach
Clifton S. Jones
USC
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Miss Sully
Long Beach City College
Huntington Beach Community Methodist Church
Janene Carr
Randal D. Hurt
Vernon R. Hurt
Santa Ana
Jack B. Car
Seal Beach
California State College
Broom
UCLA
Clean TV Writers Face Victorian TV Rules Challenge
Clean TV pressures writers to remove violence and sex from scripts. Rod Surly and I reviewed a non violent, sexless rewrite filled with dated dialogue and troubled interplay as we discuss how to steer Rod’s script toward acceptable television content.
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Clean TV
Rod Surly
Miss Jones Weds Bob Berro in Huntington Harbour Ceremony
Constance Adele Jones became the bride of Bob Sol Berro in a 4 pm Sunday ceremony at the Huntington Harbour home of the bride’s relatives Mr and Mrs George Rylands Moore. The couple plans to live in Norwalk after a wedding trip to San Diego and Las Vegas.
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Constance
Adele Jones
Bob Sol Berro
Huntington Harbour
George Rylands Moore
San Diego
Las Vegas
Norwalk
Berto
Jordan High School
Hee Husband
Polytechnics High School
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P-T
Long Beach Pharmacy
Ronald Owen
Robert Wilderman
Photo
By Kent Henderson
Robert Hardman
Stan Nickle
Harry Freedkuid
Jacoby
East
Diamond
Weat
Wese
Independent
Calif
Polytechnic High School
Carl-Hunt
Helen Sully
Janene Carl
Wit's End
Erota Bombeck
Mike Kammer
Goldfinger
Lee Marvin
Gene Autry
Gary Cooper
Ron
Wesley
Seelen
Jake
Rod
Sylvia
Christian Science
Swizele
Slick
Mel
Roy
Fudges
Miss Jones, B.S. Berro
Lawrence Milton Jones
Cerritos
Gene Kahmann
Earl Berro
Samuel C. Berro
Linden Ave
Marie L. Newton
Pilot Club International
Left
Eva Miner
Bernice K.chase
Pilot Club
Atlantic City
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