Polyto Fete Elects Bedow Spring Semester President
Albert Bedow is named Spring semester president by Polyto Fete Council. Bill Balcom Cleve Overall and Keith Miller will serve as officers. Balcom and Miller begin second terms as vice president and treasurer respectively. Eddow, a former Bee football player and three year letterman, was commissioner of affairs and will receive a Gold award this semester. The Letterman's Banquet is Feb 25 at 6 30 PM in the Girls gym with 100 athletes to be honored.
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Poly High Lettermen's Club
Cleve Overall
Keith Miller
Bill
Balcom
Albert Eddow
Poly
Jetterman
Albert Bedow
Bill Balcom
Cleve
Dow
Ddow
Bee
Isa Bee
Miller
Johnny Morris
Eddow
AWS Chairmen Selected by City College Women
City College Associated Women Students jackets chose spring chairmen at a recent AWS executive board meeting at AWS president Sonie Shafto’s home. Marilyn West named advertising chair. Fredna Moore led art. Patricia Graham community service. Pat Joselle courtesy. Linda Leyhe decoration. Beth Sudenga friendship. Libby Martin hostess. Margaret Miner lounge. Louise Newton memo. Altlene Killaugh ways and means. Léa Ann Shumway party and program. Pat Priddy refreshments. Charlotte Jones office. Charlene Mayer poster. The board planned the AWS spring calendar with snack times four high school teas the cherry blossom tea the awards banquet and ivy breakfast. Valentine Swan-Valentines planned for a Colorado State Society neon luncheon in Machinists Building on Tuesday.
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City College Associated Women
AWS
Sonie Shafto
Marilyn Westall
Fredna Moore
Patricia Graham
Pat Joselle
Linda Leyhe
Beth Sudenga
Libby Martin
Margaret Miner
Louise Newton
Memo
Altlene Killaugh
Lée Ann Shumway
Pat Priddy
Charlotte Jones
Charleen Mayer
Larry Loveland Named Editor of the Cat's Purr
Jordan senior Lary Loveland was installed as editor in chief of the Cat's Purr during the annual 30 dlaney at Good-Win's. Sally Johnson remains news bureau chief and copy editor, with Jodi Rydell makeup editor and Ward Morse assistant. The staff includes Cleatus Thompson, Roger Hull, Duane Brown, Joyce Martin, George Shirey, Fat Brinkerhoff, Sue Magness, Betty Carver and Marilyn Burke on pages, Jack Brick and Dick Triggs on Page 4, plus Trailblazer staff joining. Al Jacoby of the Escondido Daily Times Advocate spoke. guests included Principal John W. Wilson and Mrs Wilson.
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Lary Loveland
Jordan
Good- Win's
Jast
Lany “Sucvecasy
Jordan Sally Johnson
Jodi Rydell
Ward Morse
Cleatus [Thompson
Roger ‘Hull
Duane Brown
Joyce Martin
Page 2
George Shirey
Fat Brinkerhoff
Sue Magness
Betty Carver
Page 3
Wis
Marilyn J . Burke
Jack Brick
Dick Triggs
Don Lovstein
Creaghton Wiggins
Trew
Trailblazer
al Jacoby
Escondido Daily Times Advocate
Londan
Hiss
Princippl
John W. Wilson
Don Abrams Named School Hi Y President at PALY
Don Abrams of Polytechnic was elected president of the PALY Hi Y club with Bob Wells as vice president and Jay Hannan as secretary treasurer. Abrams, a junior and tennis letterman, will be assistant sports editor of High Life next semester. Wells, a Bee basketball player, is a Gold L recipient and former junior class president. The group operates under Long Beach YMCA supervision with sponsors William Holder and Glenn Thomas. Outgoing president Mack Mitchell praised Abrams.
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Bob Wells
Jay Hannan
Abrams
Chappare
High Life
Wells
Don
Long Beach Ymca
Glenn Thomas
Paly's Club
William T. Holder
Mack Mitchell
Noel Clinton
Sacramento
George Killingsworth
Jordan Hi Teen Canteen Elects Officers
Jordan Hi-Teen Canteen members elected officers for the second semester led by president Dick Simpson a senior. Patty Barton is first vice president Creighton Wiggins second vice president Sandy Rutherford secretary and Sharon Filbert treasurer. They plan a Loud Sox dance Wednesday at the canteen with free admission for members.
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Jordan
Dick Simpson
Patty Barton
Creighton Wiggins
Sandy Rutherfore
Sharon Filbert
Longfellow Fifth Graders Launch School Newspaper
Enthusiastic fifth graders in Room 4 at Longfellow Elementary start the Londfeliow Press with staff including editor Jack Dilday and assistant editor Jimmy Miller. Reporters from other rooms will cover news from fourth and fifth grade activities, with business managers Kathy Bauer and John Forney and assistant managers Susie Strong and Larry Dea.
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Longfellow Elementary School
Londfeliow Press
Jack Dilday
Jimmy Miller
Lee Hastings
Jeanie Ellis
Larry Krogh
Bill Crawford
Lane Evans
Paull
Brantingham
Patty Riggs
Patty
Floliz
Danny Hughes
Kathy Bauer
John Forney
Susie Strong
Larry Dea
LBCC Sororities Start Spring Rushing
An informant joint tea on Wednesday February 11 kicks off LBCC spring rushing for six sororities. Clubs include Entre Nous, Dashara, Hala, Kabharata, Ramayana, Tammuz and TNT greeting rushees 8 to 4 30 pm in the City College student lounge. Formal teas run February 15 and 17. Bids mailed to rushees with joint presents February 22.
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LBCC
Jackie Elliot
Panathe Jonean
Entre Nous
Dashara
Hala
TNT
City College
Gebb President '53 Seniors Name Gebb President '53 Seniors
Senior class elections appoint Gebb as president with Larry Baum as vice president, Tootsie Atkinson as secretary, and Joyce Ingle opposing in some races. In the junior class Bill Marnion becomes president with Lloyd McGinnis and Nancy Shapiro assisting, while Dick Butler leads the sophomore class with Dan Sturman and Joan Balling rounding out the team.
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Sheldon Gebb
Wilson
Wibsox
Larry Baum
Joyce Ingle
Joyce Rel
Tom Sims
Tootsie Atkinson
Jeanne Andrews
Dick Tinsley
Bill Marnion
Stu Body Veep
Kay McCampbell
Jerry Parks
Lloyd McGinnis
Nancy Shapiro
Dick Butler
Dan Sturman
Joan Balling
Saint Anthony's Sophomore Dance Promises Semi Formal Night
The Sophomore class at St. Anthony's High School announces a semi formal dance on Wednesday February 13 from 8 to 11 30 p m to open the second semester social calendar. King Bob Lenske and Queen Mary Ann Smith have been chosen with Ambrose Furey crowning and Joan Smickle dubbing. Music by the Merrianakers with Bob Tyle. Tickets are $1 per couple, sponsored by Mr and Mrs Eagen and the Sophomore faculty advisor.
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St. Anthony’s High School
Ambrose Furey
Joan Smickle
Bob Lenske
Mary Ann Smith
Mary Ann
Bob
Bob Tyle
Eagen
Poly Scholarship Deadline March 15
The headline notes a March 15 deadline for Poly High School seniors to apply for most scholarships. School officials urge students to investigate scholarship grants, as many require a college entrance board exam in March, a prerequisite for many aid programs.
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Poly H Igh
Ichool
Madge Lewis
President Eisenhower Invited to Editors Meeting Address
Eisenhower was invited to address the annual meeting of the American Society of News paper Editors to be held April 16 to 18. The invitation was extended in person by Wright Bryan editor of the Atlante Journal and ASNE president and by ASNE members.
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Wassnuvchon
Eisenhower
American Society of Newspaper
Wright Bryan
Atlante Journal
ASNE
ASNNE
Neighbors to Elect Long Beach Camp Officers
Royal Neighbors of America will meet Tuesday at 728 Elm Ave in Long Beach to seat new officers. The meeting starts at 8 p m and is open to members of the camp numbered 3822.
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Long Beach
Royal Neighbors of America
Elm Ave
Retailers Foresee No Price Increases After Decontrol
United Press reports retailers nationwide dismiss fears of price jumps after price controls end. Some butchers expect slight meat cost rises, yet most say wholesale costs and competition keep prices stable. Store managers assert consumer and rival pricing will curb increases, with some noting reductions in clothing and anticipation of stable or lower prices through mid year.
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United Press
Eisenhower
Madison
Wis
Norman W. Bramley
Dallas
Neiman-Marcus
Harry S. Moser
New York
Joe Marty, Jr
Admiral
Wet Weather Across Wide Area Marks Mild February
Associated Press reports a wet cloudy weekend with no break in February warmth. Tornadoes hit southeastern Louisiana Friday killing three and causing about 1 million dollars in damage. Rain and snow showers spread from northern Florida to the Atlantic coast and eastern Appalachians, with heavy snow and strong winds in northern Colorado and southern Wyoming.
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Associated Press
U. S. Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Rale
Atlantic
Appalachians
Florida
Pacific Coast
California
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes Region
Rockies
Colorado
Wyoming
Loveland
Rabbit Ears Passes
Educator to Lecture on Conservation and Science Education
Dr. E Lawrence Palmer, former Cornell professor and author on conservation, will speak on Conservation and Science Education at State College Building F-1 at 8 p.m. Monday. The public is invited to attend.
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E. Lawrence Palmer
F-1
State College
Palmer
Cornell University
Saveral
Dog Strays: Search Shifts to Long Beach
A dog named Mitts, formerly of Long Beach, is missing from 4 Rocking Horse Rd Rolling Hills as his owner Gladys Crane reports. The Pet Protective League assists in the search as authorities pursue leads toward Mitts wandering back to his old home.
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Rocking Horse Rd
Rolling Hills
Gladys Crane
Long Beach
Pet Protective League
Industry Confidence Rises After State of the Union
Washington reports lift for business and industry as Eisenhower's State of the Union enjoys a favorable reception. Government economy dominates policy with tax of controls lifted and construction trimmed while output nears postwar highs. Industrial activity remains at capacity, with unfilled orders and steady January production across steel, auto, and mining sectors. Two fatal or serious on-site accidents in California are noted, one in San Diego fatal paving machine incident and a Huntington Beach drill rig incident injuring a worker.
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New York
Washington
Eisenhower
Sperding
Dun and
Bradstreet
Federal Reserve Board
Commerce and Labor Departments
New York Stock Exchange
Stanton Construction
San Diego
Ocean Beach
Huntington Beach
Oil City
Jack Baumann
Orange Ave
Stanton
Cox Bros
Baumann
Bauman
Renaker
13Th St
Edeward &I
Ellis Ave
Presbyterian Hospital
Newport Beach
Trend of Stock Prices After State of the Union Speech
Market views divided after the Presidents address with Dow Jones near 270. The piece notes a tentative rally followed by caution as tax policy sentiment shifts. It cites NYSE margin reductions, capital gains tweaks, and an expected mid-term pullback toward 274 to 278 before potential March-April gains.
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Dow-Jones
Treasury Sect
Humphrey
EPT
L-Oan
New York Stock Exchange
Nationalists Deny Red China Leaflet Flight Claim
Taipei Formosa. The Chinese Nationalist air force headquarters denied reports that transport planes dropped leaflets on the Chinese mainland warning of imminent attacks. Air force officials said no such flights occurred, and other authorities echoed the denial.
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Taipeh
Formoga
China
Air Force
Tao Sing Tung
Ex King Mihai announces third child for Princess Anne
Geneva report states former Romanian king Mihai I says his wife Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma expects their third child in March. The couple already has two daughters.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Mihai
Romania
Anne of Bourbon
Parma
Dow Industrials Hold Bullish Long Term View
The analysis notes resistance in the Dow between 286 and 288 with fluctuations from January to February. A Thursday selling wave touched 286.20, while 285.16 marked an intraday bottom. If Friday weakens, further downtrend risk grows. a Friday rise could cheer markets, but the long term remains bullish, aided by February ex-dividend activity totaling about three points across the Dow 30.
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Jever
Dow
Dow 30
Commodity Prices in Decline for Sixth Week
New York UP. Wholesale commodity prices fell for the sixth straight week per the AP weighted index of 36 major prices. Grains and cotton and nonferrous metals hit new lows for 1952-53, while other groups posted small gains. The index stood at 176.46, down from 176.60 a week prior and 190.36 a year ago, with 1926 as the base year.
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New York
Associated Press
Hay and shed burned at Cypress dairy farm blaze
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed 200 tons of hay valued at 7200 and a 2000 hay shed at Fernandez Dairy 3042 Miller Rd burning until the early morning. Rigs from Cypress West Anaheim and Orange battled the blaze. Firemen saved an estimated 10000 dollars in hay.
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Cypress
Fernandez Dairy
Miller Rd
West Anaheim
Orange
Livestock Market Quotes Mixed Across Sectors Chicago
Chicago livestock prices drifted with steady to uneven bids across cattle hogs and sheep. Prices for prime steers and vealers advanced while sows and older hogs showed gains, and lamb markets softened with lighter supplies yet steady to higher on select lots.
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State Society In Machinists
Walt Jordan
Broadway
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Larry Loveland
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Don Abrams
Bly
Polytechnic
Jordan Hi-Teen Canteen
Longfellow
Gebb
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Judy Rupert
Janson
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Paul H. Macgregor
E. F. Hatten & Company
Dow-Jones Industrials
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