Saxophone Artist Dick Charles To Guest Long Beach Band
Nationally famed saxophonist Dick Charles will guest solo with Long Beach Municipal Band in two concerts in the Municipal Auditorium Exhibit Hall tomorrow night at 7 30 and Sunday at 2 1 p m. Sunday’s program will be broadcast on KGER. Charles has performed with Portland Symphony and appeared on Horace Heidt and Joe Venuti radio programs. His wife Ruth Charles will accompany on piano.
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Dick Charles
Long Beach Municipal Band
Eugene LaBarre
Charles
Municipal Auditorium
KGER
Portland, Ore
Horace Heidt
Joe Venuti
Los Angeles State College
Michigan State College
Phi Mu Alpha Simfonia
Ruth
Los Angeles
Aluminum Tags Provided for Dog
Long Beach introduces aluminum 1952 dog licenses lighter than brass. James Bibb, City Animal Shelter director, notes tags aid owner tracing for lost dogs. Tags cost 2 dollars for males 4 dollars for females and 2 dollars for spayed females. licenses available at the shelter City Hall or on field trips.
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Long Beach
James Bibb
City Animal Shelter
15Th St
Bibb
City Hall
Greek Army Chief Warns of Bulgarian Threat and Needs
Athens reports Field Marshal Alexander Papagos warned that a underarmed Greek Army could be outmatched by Communist Bulgaria, potentially three to four times Greece’s size. He told Embros that Greece could muster 500,000 trained troops as in 1940 if supplied with equipment and supplies.
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Athens
Greece
Alexander Papagos
Papagos
Embros
Sshe
Adenauer Pledges German Loyalty to Free Nations
London dispatch reports West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer pledging Germany will be a loyal partner to free nations in pursuit of peace. He urged democratic commitment, warned against postwar extremist groups, and cited efforts to enforce constitutional law as he met King George VI, Churchill, and Eden during a five day visit.
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London
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Free Nations
Foreign Press Association
Adenauer
Federal Republic
Buckingham Palace
George VI
Ribbentrop
Britain
George V
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Adevauer
Buffalo Pair Found Guilty of Extortion
Buffalo license director John P. Rollek and Democratic committeeman James J. Caputo were convicted of extortion and conspiracy in a gambling probe case. The state says $80,000 to $100,000 was paid by the Western New York Operators Association to officials, benefiting Rollek and Caputo.
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Buffalu
John P. Rollek
James J
Julie) Caputo
Western
New York
Rollek
Caputo
Santa Getting Lots of Adult Attention
New York reports a rise in adult attention to department store Santas with stories of men and women seeking photos for partners or proof of companionship. Store photo services draw customers, including a woman returning several times for pictures.
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Santa
New York
Santa Clauses
Santa Claus
Japan
Women win scallop harvesting rights in Chilmark
In Chilmark Martha’s Vineyard a local option ended the long male only rule on scallop permits. Women win the right to share in the harvest after a 34 to 30 town meeting vote, with nearly 80 bearers splitting as much as 1500 dollars a day from the season’s biggest scallop run.
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Chilmark
Martha's Vine
Yard
Mass
Gay Head
Menemsha
Johs
Fire Safety Card and Booklet Offered by Fire Prevention Bureau
The Fire Prevention Bureau at 341 Pacific Ave offers Fire Extinguisher cards and The Fire Safe Home booklet. Chief Leonard V. Foster notes the materials are free to those wanting to display them on extinguishers or industrial sites. The items caution about careless smoking and include the fire department telephone number and year round home safety tips.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Fire Prevention Bureau
Pacific Ave
Leonard V. Foster
Bureau
Fire Department
New Yorker Editor Harold W. Ross Dies at 60
Boston December 7 Harold W Ross founder and long time editor of the New Yorker magazine died last night at age sixty from a lung ailment. He built the magazine's reputation for wit and satire while remaining on a restricted schedule since spring. Born in Aspen Colorado Ross worked for multiple papers including the Salt Lake City Tribune and Sacramento Union before editing Stars and Stripes in World War I.
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Boston
CPI
Harold W. Ross
New Yorker
Ross
The
Aspen
Colo
Salt Lake City
Film Director Quits Red Party
Hollywood reports Edward Dmytryk renounced the Communist party after realizing its motives. He and two former Communists spoke at a Motion Picture Alliance meeting. Dmytryk, once earning 2500 dollars weekly, cited six months in jail as turning point. He was among the Hollywood ten who served contempt terms. Martin Berkeley and Richard J. Collins also criticized party deceit and incompatibility with their writing goals.
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Hollywood
Edward Dmytryk
Communist Party
Motion Picture Alliance For the Preservation
Dmytrok
Congress
Martin Berkeley
Richard J. Collins
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