All-School Carnival Tonight At Wilton High
Inter-Club Council and Girls League present the first All-School Carnival from 6 to 10 pm in the school patio cafeteria and gym. About 30 booths run by clubs offer a house of horrors ring toss bowling duck toss water gun and more with diving and swim shows in the natatorium. Proceeds fund club projects and scholarships. senior recipient to be chosen from the pool.
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Inter-Club Council
Gils’ League of Wilton High
Bruinville
Girls’ League
Eleven Groups Enter LBSC Spring Sing at Long Beach
Eleven campus groups enter the fourth annual Spring Sing at Long Beach State College at 8 p.m. in the Little Theater. Theme is Musical Travelogue. The program features the college band, a community sing, and multiple sororities and fraternities performing in men’s, women’s, and mixed divisions with a novelty section.
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Delta Delta
Delta Sorority
Acacia Fraternity
Sigma 3Eppa Sorority
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Newman Club
Delta Zeta Sorority
Sigma’ Kappa Sorority
Tat Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
California
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Sigma Epsilon Chi
Chi Delta
Razors Out as Beard Time Ends
Twenty four days of shagey bliss for Poly males ended Friday evening with the annual Boys League beard growing contest. Judging at the Hutch Canteen paired with the band dance. Paul Allen and Dor Schinnérer acted as preliminary judges. Winners included Dennis Frandsen longest beard Tom Blackstone cushiest and Jé Jagerson nearest. Paulita claimed the booby prize.
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Boys’ League
Hutch Canteen
Svith
Paul Allen
Dor Schinnérer
Dennis Frandsen
Tom Blackstone
Jordan Singers Prepare for Girl Crazy at Jordan May 12
Jordan players rehearse for the Gershwin musical Girl Crazy to be staged in the Jordan auditorium May 12 to 14. Jewel Bottineau and Nina Smith sing Ive Got Rhythm and Embraceable You, with Dorene Brewster dancing and seamstresses sewing costumes as the cast tightens choreography and lines for the opening.
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Jack Boeckwith
Jewel Botineau
Jordan
George
Ira Gershwin
Jordan Auditorium
Tomuny
Nina Smith
Andy
Jewel Bottineau
Dorene Brewster
Poly to Test Free Period for Casual Activities
Poly intends a 28 minute activity period next Thursday for study, conferences, or tests. The plan aims to place a break between second and third periods with student government support and hopes for weekly continuation depending on cooperation and resources.
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Poly
Ji¢Az Fujii
Doug Ives
Dave Paul
Ed Critchley
Ronnie Brown
Don J
Schinnerer
Barbara Nowlingland
Nancy
Nancy Good
Iman
Emily Dennis
Bob Ward
Jim Sulles
Paul Smith
Carol Ortner
Margie
McDonald
Corrine Buffington
Living Room Damaged by Blaze in Duplex Fire
Police report a Friday night fire damaged the living room of a one story duplex at 533 W. Grd St. Tenant Robert Green was away when the blaze burned walls floor curtains and furniture.
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Robert Green
International Fair at Poly to Fund Exchange Student
Poly May 6 carnival features an International Fair to raise funds for an exchange student. Campus clubs run booths with carnival decor and staff in period dress. Activities include fortune telling and darts as countries Sweden Ireland and Germany represented. Organized by Mary Lou Drummond Jerry Willis and William Millington funds earmarked for a foreign exchange student from Europe.
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India
Scotland
Paris
Sweden
Ireland
Germany
Mary Lou Drummond
Jerry, Willis
William Millington
France
Poly Seniors Win and Plan May Assembly
The Poly Senior class won six inter class contests, with sophomores and juniors taking second and third. The seniors will hold a May 4 assembly to honor victory. funds from drives support senior year activities and a foreign exchange student. Class presidents were Dave Paul, Bill Beakey, and Judy Johnson.
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Poly
Universal Picture
James Stewart
Rock Hudson
Julia Adams
Wo Hutch
Fone High Life
Dave Paul
Bill Beakey
Judy Johnson
Governors Ball Set by Wilson Board of Governors
Wilson members of the spring and fall semester board present the fourth annual Governors Ball on May with a semiformal 9 to 12 schedule in the Bruinette Ballroom. Jack Crawford’s band iL plays Candy Land theme while bids go on sale for 1 dollar. Planning chair James Joiner with Jerzy Johnson Becky Beckman and Don Stutaman assist in entertainment refreshments and kids activities. Barbara Dinsmore publicizes amid a police presence.
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Becky Beckman
Don Stutaman
Police
Barbara Dinsmore
James Ragan
U.S. economy shows broad upturn with auto and appliance boom
Walter Breede Jr reports a strong week for U S industry with Detroit leading gains as auto factories hit record output and steel mills run at high capacity. Home construction expands aided by GI loan changes while appliance demand surges. Ford and American Motors outline major investments. Esso expands capacity. stock market hits highs amid mixed earnings.
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Detroit
U. S
Veterans Administration
General Electric Co
Mitchell Manufacturing Co
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Esso Standard Oil Co
George Romney
American Motors
David J. MacDonald
CIO
United Steelworkers Union
Assn
Sccony-Vacuum Oil Co
Socony Mobile Oil Co
Justice Department
Hilton Hotels Corp
Statler Chain
Crrysler
Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
The Dow Jones reached an all time high three days after the Fed increased margin requirements from 60 to 70 percent. The market, driven by rising earnings and demand for good stocks, remains optimistic though cautious about a possible correction. Investors should consider buying on moderate pullbacks while watching volume and key support levels.
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Federal Reserve Board
Hisenhower
Snecel
Fed
Onl
Wall Street Healthier Now Than 1929 Precrash Period
Washington The Senate Banking Committee staff report says stock market is healthier early this year than in the precrash months of 1929 but less favorable than 1927. It warns that if speculative excesses arise they should be spotted early and corrected to avoid economic harm.
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Senate Banking Committee
Robert A. Wallace
Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
May Day Portrait Order in Moscow Highlights Khrushchev Rise
In Moscow May Day displays show Nikita Khrushchev top among Soviet leaders with Georgi Malenkov downtrodden in the portraits and Bulgian Bulganin rising as premier. Premier Malenkov stepped down in February and Khrushchev leads the party in a parade setting. Marshal Zhukov to review troops as the usual May Day events proceed.
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Soviet Union
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Nikolai Bulgarin
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V. I Lenin
Josef Stalin
Camel Bulganin Malenkov
Lmenti Yoroshiiov
Vyacheslav Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Anastes
Mikoyan
M. G. Pervukhin
M. S. Saburov
Central Telegraph Office
Valy
Foreign Ministry
Georgi Zhukov
Region Bands Present Public Concert At Municipal Auditorium
Student musicians from 45 bands at high schools and colleges will perform at Municipal Auditorium at 8 p m to close the 20th California Regional Music Festival. The program opens with Long Beach Municipal Band under Eugene La Barre, then Southern California High School Honor Group conducted by Fred Graff, and ends with a 500 piece final under Clarence Sawhill of UCLA. About 150 drum majorettes will participate. the event is sponsored by the Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association. Results will not be announced publicly per policy.
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Polytechnic High School
Long Beach
Eugene la Barre
Southern California
Fred Graff
Pomona
Clarence Sawhill
UCLA
Haggitts
Wea Une
Orchestra Asia
Fred Ohlendorf
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