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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1958

Page

10

Indian Bowls Found on Bellflower Church Site Stir Row

Emmett L. Garriott unearthed four large stone bowls with flint arrowheads and abalone shells while ditch digging at the Bellflower church site. He kept most bowls, planned to sell them, prompting church officials to demand return. An anthropologist estimated the Gabbo-elen Indians left them about 1,500 years ago. Local deputies advised court action if needed.

Bellflower Emmett L. Garriott St. Artesia Rehoboth Christian Reformed Church Garriott Will Will Reynevelt Reynevelt Kenneth Appoighte Anthropol

Jury Action Near in Slaying Trial

Robert Williams, 20, accused in the McKinney Furniture Store killing of Ralph Burgess, ends his defense without testifying. He argues the state failed to prove guilt, noting the defendant need not prove innocence while the state must show guilt. Prosecutor Lynn Compton cites inconsistent statements and two confessions.

Robert Williams McKinney Furniture Store Ralph Burgess Williams Beach Vasey's Court Wmen Pacific Coast Compton Willams Hornaday Peterson David L Bryant Robert D. Rhodes State College

Blond Actress Delights LA Harbor With New Hamburg Ship

German actress Laya Bald drew crowds in Los Angeles as she arrived with ship officials to greet the 650 ton Hamburg Saarland on display at the harbor. Her appearance briefly eclipsed the vessel’s furnishings while her husband actor Ron Randell joined her. The Saarland carried 47,360 cubic feet of refrigerated space and a cargo including borax lemon juice tanned goods cotton honey machinery and fresh lemons.

Los Angeles Laya Bald Hollywood Line Laya Saarland Ong Ron Randell Germany Randell Searland

Largest Group in College History ceremony at Long Beach State College

Long Beach State College celebrated its largest graduating class with 1,383 graduates across bachelor and master programs in Veterans Memorial Stadium. Dr. William H. D. Hornaday delivered the honorary degree and urged graduates to turn ideals into reality as 4,000 gathered to witness the milestone.

Long Beach State College Veterans Memorial Stadium State College William H. D. Hornaday Church of Religious Science Hornaday P. Victor Peterson

Tar Pits and Parade Pages In Sunday Feature Mix

Southland Magazine tours Brea Tar Pits describing prehistoric beasts and danger zones while Harbor Kennel Club Dog Show previews unfold at Municipal Auditorium. Parade Magazine features Jack Loughery as cover girl claiming first Miss USA title in a season of fashion and trivia.

Southland Magazine Brea Harbor Kennel Club Municipal Auditorium Jack Loughery Parade Magazine

Miss State Beauties Vye For Miss Universe Representation

Nineteen of California’s prettiest girls compete at Anaheim for the honor to represent the state in next month’s Miss Universe Pageant. Judging starts at 8 p.m. at La Palma Stadium featuring contestants from Anaheim Apple Valley Costa Mesa Culver City Glendale Glendora Inglewood La Habra Lakewood Lomita Los Angeles Newport Beach Palm Springs Pasadena Rosemead San Francisco San Fernando Valley San Diego and Torrance.

Anaheim California Pam la Palma Stadium Betty Jean Corn Christine Smith Apple Valley Evelyn Matranga Costa Mesa Patsy Knighton Culver City Gloria Tennes Glendale Mary Ann Har Ismendy Glendora Jar Dolan San Fernando Valley Patsy Hobbs San Diego Ginger Duberry Torrance

Coast Guard Leaders Attend Rountree Reception

Commandant Richmond Fetcd and Vice Admiral Alfred C. Richmond of the Coast Guard, both from Washington, and their wives were guests Friday night at Capt. John Rountree’s home in the Coast Guard District. Mrs. Richmond plans to christen a replica of the sailing ship Columbia at Disney World today at 4 p.m. Attendees at the Friday reception at 4499 Olive Ave. included city and Navy officials and civic leaders.

Alfred C. Richmond Washington Coast Guard John Rountree Ith Richmond Columbia Disneyland Rountree Olive Ave Aivic

Farewell Party for Spanish Exchange Student at Lakewood High

A farewell party was held Friday for Carmen Arbunis, 17, from Barcelona, Spain, attending Lakewood High School while staying with Carolyn Deen on Hagelbrook Ave. The event, hosted by the Ceres Welfare Club, took place at John Sholra Jr.’s home on Blackthorne Ave.

Carmen Arbunis Barcelona Spain Lakewood “High School Carolyn Deen ABC Hagelbrook Ave Ceres Welfare John Sholra Jr Blackthorne Ave

Wilmington Parade Sets Centennial Celebration Kickoff

Wilmington gears up for its centennial with a 2 p.m. parade down Avalon Boulevard from C Street to M Street led by Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz. A grand ball follows at 9 p.m. in Longshoremen's Memorial Hall. VIP riders include Gov. and Mrs. Goodwin J. Knight, Supervisor Burton W. Chace, and Assemblyman Vincent Thomas, with over 150 entries expected.

Wilmington

Harbor talks on crane swap and Navy relics at Long Beach

Harbor Department has three new 35 ton cranes bought for 633000 and plans to reclaim two older Navy cranes from pier D. The Navy cranes, taken after World War II, were leased for 29500 annually. Arrival of the three modern cranes doubles operating speed over prior gear.

Germiel Long Beach Harbor Department Navy Long Beach Naval Shipyard Charbor Pier D

Woman Beaten Murder Charge Against San Francisco Man

A murder complaint was issued Friday against John Haywood Williams 34 of San Francisco for allegedly beating two women, including Henrietta Goode 38, to death at her home 1003 F Cruces St. Williams was arrested June 10 after the battered body was found. Harbor Division officers report he denied the crimes.

John Haywood Williams San Francisco Tise Trict Williams Henrietta Goode F. Cruces St Harbor Division

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