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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1951

Page

4

Allied Nations Cut W German Debt from Wartime Aid

West Germany will receive relief on its postwar debt with a reduction of more than two billion dollars. The German government said repayment totals drop from 3.8 billion to about 1.6 billion, with the United States taking 1.2 billion plus 2.5 percent interest, and Britain and France providing aid reduced to 420 million and 11.84 million respectively, to be repaid over 20 annual installments.

Hom Germany West Germany Franz, Bluecher London United States Britain

Bids Sought for Veterans Memorial Park Structures

City Council invited bids for the first buildings at the new 10 acre Veterans Memorial Park west of the Pacific Electric right of way between Spring and 28th Streets. The plan calls for a combined play director's office and craft room with a comfort station at 2906 Pine Ave. The complex will be stucco on concrete slab with tile roofing and a 750 square foot wind sheltered shelter wall. When complete, four tennis courts, football and softball fields and a large picnic area will be added.

Veterans Memorial Park Pacific Electric Pine Ave Bixby Park Veterans’ Park

Three Women Injured in Auto Mishaps

Two women pedestrians were hurt when struck by a southbound Greyhound bus at American Ave and Eighth St. Jean Cobb 22 of Elm Ave was cut and bruised while Lanny Co Heinen 23 of Euclid Ave Se suffered a possible skull fracture. Both were taken to Seaside Hospital. The bus driver Everett Emerson 29 of Los Angeles was not held to blame. A passenger Bessie Reese 48 of 1564th Pl was injured when her car hit a parked vehicle at Ocean Blvd and Linden Ave. She was taken to Seaside Hospital. Driver James L Cassidy 55 of 1964th Pl was booked for investigation of driving while intoxicated.

Jean Cobb Elm Ave Lanny Co. Heinen Euclid Ave Se Greyhound American Ave Eighth St Seaside Hospital Everett D. Emerson Los Angeles Bessie Reese Ocean Blvd Linden Ave James L. Cassidy

Market Bookie Draws $300 Fine

Alex B. McRobert, 35, appeared before Superior Judge Fred Miller after pleading guilty to one felony count. The court granted probation for one year and gave him several days to raise the $300 fine. Police said McRobert operated a market on E. Anaheim Street taking bets on horses and selling meat.

Alex B. McRobert Fred Miller McRobert E. Anaheim St

Free Hog Farm Bid Draws Fire In Lakewood Area

Lakewood Tax Payers Association opposes Clougherty Packing Co. plan to run a grain fed hog ranch near Cen tralia Road east of the San Gabriel River, Artesia land within half a mile. County Zoning Board hearing slated 10 a m Thursday in Los Angeles, with Clark Searle guiding the association. Gene M. Bishop hosts a film forum on Pakistan and India: Asia's New Voice at North Long Beach Branch Library tonight.

Lakewood Tax Payers Association Clougherty Packing Co Vernon San Gabriel River Centralia Rd County Los Angeles Artesia Lakewood Tax Payers Association Clark Searle Thursiday Gene M. Bishop World News Nsnn North Long Beach Brary Orange Ave Pakistan India Asia Bishop Taxpay Film Serviceers Association Lakewood Chamber of Commerce

Driver in Fatal Crash Gets Jail

Fidel Rodrigues, 23, of Los Angeles, was sentenced by Judge Fred Miller to 16 months in county jail for driving without the owner’s consent and violating probation. He was linked to a July crash at Junipero Ave and 15th St that killed one passenger. Rodrigues, previously arrested on robbery and assault charges, admitted heroin use. The court will request jail physician treatment.

Fidel Rorrigues Los Angeles Fred Miller Rodrigues Junipero Ave 15Th St Miller

Larline In With 292 Passengers

B F McDonald whose Englewood safety equipment plant burned Sunday with a loss of 1,000,000 arrived at the harbor aboard the Matson Miner Lartine today and hurried from the ship to his office. The ship carried a postwar low of 292 passengers and will sail tomorrow with a near capacity list of 602 for Hawaii. Charles W Evans, agent in Japan for Pacific Far East Line Was among arrivals, returning for a half year vacation. He will be replaced in Japan by William F Raniah of the Los Angeles office.

B. F. McDonald Englewood Matson Hawaii Charles W. Evans Japan Pacific Far East Line Long Beach William F. Raniah Los Angeles

Damaged Winnipeg Freighter Returns for Repairs

A French Line freighter Winnipeg, stranded along the Mexican coast south of Acapulco for several days, is returning to this harbor for repairs after recently sailing from here to Europe. Details of the stranding were not provided by General Steamship Corp., the agency here for the French Line.

Mexico Acapulco Winnipeg Europe General Steamship Corp French Line

Fire destroys car at OConnell home on Los Coyotes Ave

Fire damaged a car owned by Raymond T. OConnell at 3115 Los Coyotes Ave yesterday afternoon. Authorities say faulty wiring started the blaze at about 3 55 p m. The loss is estimated at 200 dollars.

Raymond T. O'Connell Los Coyotes Ave O'Connell

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