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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1957

Page

11

The Village Inn Chalkboard Turns Wall Writings into Harmony

A Long Beach column notes The Village Inn uses chalkboard and chalk to curb wall vandalism while patrons keep to floor clutter. Dr Charles Fairlish stars in Anniversary Waltz at Long Beach Community Playhouse, with a comic back injury from moving furniture. A local real estate tale links embalming to a Kansas-Oklahoma legend, plus a radio gag about radioactive embalming devices. A Malay judge hears a man divorce three wives as shopping disputes spark conflict.

Bellflower Dvd Charles Fairlish Long Beach Community Playhouse Fableh Ian Als al Joleon Kansas Long Beach Mario Curtis Garner F. G. Bolee Galena Kans Okaehoma Mia Garner Miss Johnson Jim California Bolco Johnson Ipah Malaya Tiaanan

Southwest Congregational Churches Open Meetings

Ministers and laymen meet in California and Arizona for the three day annual conference of Congregational churches. George B Hastings of Lincoln Nebraska opened proceedings and Dr. Ervst von G Hangen led the memorial roll while Rev Jesse F Perrin of Los Angeles conducted. The conference preacher will be Gene Clifford Vance of Tucson with a sermon on The Danger at Being Christian. Lillian Sorvita Gregory of Chicago spoke on A Christian Look at the World. Delegates and numbers of representatives are outlined for California Arizona New Mexico Nevada and sequa regions.

George B Hastings Lincoln Long Beach Council of Congregational Chriss Ing Southern George Clifford Vance First Congressational Church Tucson Ariz Mice Lillian Sorvisa Gregory Chicago National Women's Fellowship of Congregational Christian Churches Apeak California Kern County Mexican Arizona New

Water Ski Ban Sought for Marina Amid Development Plans

Marina advisory committee favors extending water traffic usage until the northward expansion or insurance issues force limits. A protest petition with about 3052 signatures urged keeping Stadium water space for inboard and outboard boating, water skiing, and ski jumping. A subcommittee will study the petition before Recreation Commission action.

Alamiion Bay Marina Lawrence McDowell Marine Dept Acs Alvidea Frank Harnett Robert Dikday William R. Hardcastle Emmy Inboart Recreation Commission Hatsnett Adevisory

Delay Action on Tideland Amendment Postponed

State Lands Commission in Sacramento postponed action on a stalled amendment to Long Beach Oil Development Co tideland contract with the City of Long Beach. The delay concerns increasing water injection capacity by 380,000 barrels daily and delayed critical docket decisions.

Sacramento Tha ‘State Lands Comminsi Long Beach Oil Development Co Tideland City Y Long Beach

Audit of Port Books UK reports strong harbor finances overall

The Long Beach Harbor Department audit for 1055-56 found generally solid accounting with a few issues. Net city harbor equity stood at 156 million dollars as of June 30 1956 and operating port facilities generated 1 068 million dollars but a net loss of 177 thousand dollars after adjustments. to address gaps, a special meeting was planned to consider port facility financing and a study of the harbor’s operations continues.

Long Beach Harbor Department Board Lo Harbor Commissioners John 2. Mansell Mansell I Harbor Department Pierpoint Landing Enort Elty Commission Spe Pensen Ate Harbor Comuniantancra Long Beach Frank J.¢ Stardeaty Phi Brady Harold Lingle

Ex Bank Officer J D Gunderson Opens Law Office

Former Bank of America trust officer James D Gunderson has opened a law office in Suite 300 Jergins Trust Bids. He studied at Augsburg College and Minnesota College of Law and has been a member of Minnesota and California bars and the American Bar Association. He resides with his wife and two daughters at 2610 Vuelta Grande.

James D. Gunderson Bank of America Trust Jergins Trust Gunderson e+terson and Moen Augsburg College Minnesota College of Law Merber Minnesota California Alan Vuelta Grande, i

Duffield Status in Landfield Co Lat Division Level

Duffield Co long Beach junior distributors join Landfield Co and form an independent division. Lent Louie F Golan and Chairman Marshall say the Local firm will be renamed Lanfield Co of Long Canal. Duffield Division's Long Beach branch at 2615 South St will operate under a new plan with all accounts serviced by the Duffield Division team.

Duffield Landfield Co Louie F. Golan Marshall, Dufeld The Lanfield Co Long Canal Long Beach South St Anleaman

Jones Sentenced to Life for Killing California State Trooper

Letita Le Jones, 37, of East Whittier, was given life imprisonment after a jury convicted her of first degree murder, first degree robbery, assault to commit murder and robbery. She shot Trooper Elza P. Fitzpatrick in a chase that followed wounding Deputy Bruce J. Randall during a Lynewood service station robbery in California.

Letita le Jones 2Nd St California Elza P. Fitzpatrick Sweat Dee East Whittier Charles W. Frickla Los Angeles Jones Asguing Jones Fitzpatrick South Whittier Bruce J. Randall The Ton Lynewood Calif

Federation Protests Firing of Two Teachers

American Federation representatives testified at two hearings condemning the firing of two teachers. The group criticized the board of education and the administration for offering letters of recommendation and called the action hypocritical. Hearings were held with administrators and principals while the teachers were absent.

American Federation Aff Hent Edly Board of Education

Dismissals Sought for Two Long Beach Teachers

The Long Beach Unified School District board recommended dismissal for Leonard E. Levy science teacher at Washington Junior High and Raymond Taylor math teacher at Poly High after one year of service. Attorney Charles Samuel and AFT leaders defended the educators. The district cited confidential personnel records as the reason. In another item, plans were announced to begin construction in fall on a new 136000 dollar Army Training Armory on Willow Street near Mira Avenue, with space for 40 personnel and a two story brick building including drill hall classrooms offices and storage.

Leonard E. Levy Washington Junior High School Raymond Taylor Poly High School Long Beach Unified School Charles Samuel AFT Arguements 1D Penn APT Henry Clark Waller IL. Boyd W. Odle Wright Army Ttesetwn Armory Long Beach Cragg Hosmer Long Beachs Lakewood Hosmer Bat Willow George Isenberg Long Beach Reserve Training Center

May Urge Special Session For Subsidence Abatement Bill

Long Beach city leaders press for AB 4163 to create a subsidence abatement district after the current session. Governor Knight may call a special session if needed. campaign support and joint meetings with L A Harbor Board are planned to back the measure.

Ts Una Guv Goodwin J. Linight Kay Long Beach William 3. Grant Herbert R. Klockestein Long Beach Chamber of Commerce

Plastering comeback celebrated at union convention

A joint union management promotional effort revived interest in lathing walls. AFL-CIO Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Assn President John E. Rooney reported at the 37th biennial convention in Wilton Hotel. Ernest Webb of California Industrial Relations gave a progress update with 3,000 new state jobs weekly and a 5.7 million workforce. Industry leaders and officials from plastering and related unions attended talks, with the convention concluding Friday.

John E. Rooney Afl-Cio Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Assn Rooney Wilton plas+ fering Ernest Webb California Department of Industrial Relations Webb California W. F. Patterson Chicas Ie Eecretary of Lloyd A. Mash International Union Lloyd G. Peterson Contracting Plasterers International Assn Edmund F. Vence Contractors Plasterers International Assn William I. Latta Tiona Calif. Plastering Institute Rex Mainard UAW Joe M. Baker National Bureau For Lathing William St. Connota First View Sirleklayers, Masons and Plaretering International Union of America Robert F. Welch Edmond P. Tobin Union Labor, Life Insurance Co Paul L National Construction Agsn Joseph Christian Los Angeles Building Trades Council

Kin of Ike to Receive L B Gift

Grandchildren of President Eisenhower to receive a red white and blue toy freight train named Super Chief from Community Rehabilitation Industries CRI in Long Beach for the federal expansion grant that enlarged CRI training center for handicapped people A letter from Mayor George Vermillion accompanies the model train Presented by Congressman Craig Frommer and Clyde Doyle the gift reflects CRI improvements and a prepared CRI brochure and honorary membership card are included

Long Beach Eisenhhower Dwight David Susan Barbara Ann Rehabilitation Industries E. Anshelm St CRI Crag ‘Frommer R and Clyde Doyle Ihe George Vermillion Cri'n Board Ike

Girl Scouts Meeting Set in Long Beach Council

Long Beach Area Council of Girl Scouts will hold its annual association meeting Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Women's City Club, 1909 Eard St. A coffee hour is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. California Heights District will present colored slides of the new troop camp site and the group will select officers.

Long Beach Area

Zink Family Attends Fremont Funeral Services

Norbert G. and Dale F. Zink of the Long Beach division of Howard Zink Corp will attend funeral services in Fremont, Ohio, for their uncle Howard Zink founder of the auto tops and rear cover firm who died Sunday at his Fremont home.

Norbert G Dale F. Zink Long Beach Howard Zink Corp Fremont Ohio Howard ¥. Zink Zink

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