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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1957
Page
12
ASA London police constable Arthur Darlington, 36, once awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for 70 missions against Nazi Germany, received 18 months imprisonment after admitting a stamp collecting addiction led him to steal stamps worth 6440 dollars and 4.90 in cash.
A Long Beach clinical note describes a treatment claimed to normalize bodily functions reducing pains and muscle tension. The report cites improved digestion circulation and energy after a first examination and treatment costing $4.00 by Dr. Duncan D.C. with office at 2315 E. 7th St.
In Municipal Court a clash erupted as Raymond Sanford Tilley 30 of Ohio Ave argued with Clifford Westwood 2143 Arlington Ave and slugged him. Tilley faces a failure to provide charge from former wife Joyce Jean Tilley 22. he also pleads innocent to a battery charge filed by Westwood. Trial set for Sept 23. Mrs Tilley had accused him of neglecting her money support for three daughters aged 1, 3 and 6. She had earlier faced assault with a deadly weapon charges after police said she tried to run three relatives down with a car. A Superior Court jury did not reach a verdict and charges were dismissed Sept. 6.
An American student Shelby Tucker, 22, from Pass Christian, reports eight days in Red China with pervasive anti American propaganda. He says posters barraging Americans were common and a Chinese acquaintance directly claimed China teaches the United States is its enemy.
An old hotel advertises live beach dining at the Huntington Hotel on Ocean Boulevard. It promises private patios, wall carpeting, daily maid service, and meals priced at 24.50 per person weekly. Dining room caters to the public with breakfast and dinner options listed, including prime rib and turkey with a near complete meal.
Mrs Lilliam Patton 71 died Saturday at 1490 Chestnut St Long Beach widow of Frank Arundel a printer. Survived by daughter Mars Geraldine Arundel 2268 E Gord St and two grandchildren Frank G and Paul J Arundel. Rosary Tuesday 6 30 pm Hunter Mortuary Chapel 544 Long Beach Blvd Requiem Mass Wednesday 9 30 am St Panorarius Catholic Church Downey Ave North Long Beach.
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