Salad dressing contest by Independent Press readers
A poolside gathering by the Woman's Auxiliary to Long Beach Pharmaceutical Association sampled and judged salad dressing recipes entered in the IPT Cook Book contest. More than 18 members, led by Mrs. Robert Hardman, evaluated entries from a committee, with the first place winner to be kept secret until the Cook Book’s publication.
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I,pt
Woman’s Auxiliary
Long Beach Pharmaceutical Association
Stanton Nickle
Robert Hardman
Long Beach Pharmacy
One Peek Worth Two Finesses Bridge Lesson
John Ruskin is cited to illustrate appearances versus facts. In a bridge hand West faced seven hearts with no double, while South with seven spades relied on dummy's ace of hearts. South considered ruffing and examined cards, realizing the outcome hinges on one decisive peek.
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John Ruskin
Complex Hearts and Finessed Queens in Grand Slam Net
In a bridge scramble, South outsaw West by peeking at his hand. West, with seven hearts and three spades, held a dominant suit shape. South used trumping and a club finesse to account for Wests cards, then secured the queen of clubs with total certainty.
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West
South
Jed
East
Gummy
Ras
Wonderful Washington Beaded and bare fashion show in Tokyo
Special correspondent Virginia Weldon Kelly reports on Hanae Mori's new collection shown in Tokyo as models wore daring dresses with large cut outs and beading. The designs, aimed at US and Europe, feature obi brocades chiffon and brights with kimonas influence. Prices start around 250 dollars as guests applauded handmade details and dramatic gowns.
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Virginia Weldon Kelly
Far East
Tokyo
Takeso Shimada
Hanae Mori
Japan
Miss Mori
United States
Europe
Washington
Engagements Told Misses Sully Carl among brides elect
Engagement announcements list Helen Sully daughter of Mrs. Robert C. Sully of Long Beach and James William Jones son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton S. Jones of Long Beach. James holds degrees from USC and is Beta Theta Pi. Helen attends Long Beach City College and Polytechnic High. Parent details and other couple notes included.
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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
Sully
Huntington Beach Community Methodist Church
Janene Carl
Randal D. Hurt
Vernon R. Hurt
Santa Ana
Jack B. Carl
Seal Beach
California State College
UCLA
Clean TV's non violent script sparks comedy and chaos
A mock dialogue shows Rod Surly and Wesley rewriting a TV script to remove violence and sex. The scene features a bra, gun, ice pick, and fire as Wesley dismisses romance while offering drinks and dialogue about living out of wedlock. The gag ends with Sylvia exiting as Rod contemplates the changes.
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Rod Surly
Rod
Wesley
Adele Jones Weds Bob Berro In Huntington Harbour Ceremony
Constance Adele Jones daughter of Lawrence and Mrs Jones of Cerritos married Bob Sal Berro in a 4:11 ceremony at Huntington Harbour hosted by Mr and Mrs George Rylands Moore. The couple, attended by Gene Kahmann and Earl Berro, plan a San Diego and Las Vegas honeymoon and will reside in Norwalk.
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Constance
Adele Jones
Bob Sal Berra
Huntington Harbour
George Rylands Moore
Lawrence Milton Jones
Cerritos
Gene Kahmann
Earl Berro
Samuel C. Berro
Linden Ave
San Diego
Las Vegas
Norwalk
Berm
Jordan High School
Polytechnic High School
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Robert Wilderman
Nenderson
Mmes
Stan Nickle
Harry Freedland
Jacoby
North
Dummy
1Qt Tv
Kéa
Mari
Willard Wertz
Tenry D. Fowler
Treasury
Orville Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
Sully Carl
Carl-Hunt
Helen Sully
Oper
Wit's End
Clean TV
By Erma Bombeck
Mike Hammer
Goldfinger
Lee Marvin
Gene Autry
Gary Cooper
Jake
Red
Sylvia
Christian Science
Irealy
Miss Jones, B. S. Berra
Merie L. Newton
Pilot Club International Left
Eva Miner
Bernice K. Chase
Long Beach Pilot Club
Avantic City
N. J
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