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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1954

Page

2

Week in business shows pockets of activity amid downturn

Walter Breede Jr reports brighter spots in the national business picture. Residential activity remains steady, and retail sales rise with holiday promotions. Yet rails cut payrolls to lean levels after freight declines, while copper, zinc, and steel sectors curtail output. Textile and auto sectors show weakness, though gains in steel demand and Chevrolet Ford output appear.

Walter Breede JR New York Washington Pennsylvania Pennsy Pennay Donald V. Fraser Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Emil Rieve CIO United Textile Workers Union National Meliowoorking Rewcord Chevrolet Ford Chrysler Plymouth Mondlay Detroit General Motors

Man Hit by Auto Loses Leg in Coast Highway Crash

Horace S. Hogan, about 78, was struck by a car on the Pacific Coast Highway about 500 feet north of The Toledo. He had his left leg amputated near the knee at Community Hospital. The driver, Clyde B. Miller, 22, of San Diego, was not cited and his car went into a ditch after the collision. Hogan was in serious condition and could not state his address. Miller applied a tourniquet to Hogan’s leg while awaiting an ambulance.

Amian Community Hospital Toledo Horace S. Hogan Clyde B. Miller San Diego Hogan Miller

Lomita Men Die in Korea on DoD List

A DoD release identifies a Long Beach sergeant and a Lomita sergeant among 70 officers and men killed in Korea. Both were previously listed as missing in action for over a year. Local soldiers Sal Donald J. Rubideaus and M/Std. Richard Arthur Woodworth are named with addresses in Lomita and Harbor Hills.

Long Beach Andy Lomita Department of Defense Korea Sal Donald J. Rubideaus Elizabeth A. Crothers Carson St Lone Roach Richard Arthur Woodeworth Betty Woodworth Harbor Hills

Army Officer Russell Promoted to Command at Fort MacArthur

L B Army Officer Russell has been named commanding officer of the First Detachment ROO4 Area Service Unit at Fort MacArthur. He is the son of Mr and Mrs C P Russell of 442 Stanbridge Ave Lakewood and lives with his wife Frances and two children at 125 E Market St. Russell completed the officers advanced course at Fort Benning Ga Infantry School.

Cape Guaries Russell Fort MacArthur C. P Russell Stanbridge Ave Lakewinod Frances E. Market 31 Fort Benning

Long Beach Naval Shipyard Named Nation’s Best Yard

The Seattle said shipyard is the nation’s most efficient during its 11 year existence with high production and a track record of 890 ships activated and 133 assigned for repair or overhaul. It can repair 20 to 49 ships at once, and annual payroll exceeds $30 million. Capt G C Wear commands the 16 Yun with coverage in Eb 18 Congressional Record at Rep Crate Bosner’s request.

Long Beach Naval Shipyard United States Seattlebult Congressional Record Crate Bosner G. C.wear

Pope Pis XII Warns High Officials In Lenten Message

In a Lenten message to Rome parishioners, Pope Pius XII warned men in high places who ignore God that they will build precariously unless humanity is renewed in Christ. His address, printed in L Osservatore Romano, noted the Pontiff’s weak condition and he was unable to meet Rome priests during the pre Lent observance. The Vatican said he was slightly improved as Catholics prayed for his recovery after 33 days of illness.

Vatican City Rome Pis XII Pontil Vatican Li Osservar Lore Romano

Trend of Stock Prices for Past Week Analyzed

The analysis notes early signs of a reversal in the current down trend with Ford dealers selling 40,448 cars and trucks in the February period and industry output rising. It discusses Goodyear stock prospects and dividend expectations, Texas oil allowances, and the outlook for a 1954 bull market driven by tax and money policies. The piece cautions on volume weakness and emphasizes buying value stocks with strong prospects amid modest declines.

Ford Chrys Jler Nie Texas Commission Goodyear Wire & Rubber Co He Tire Goodyear Harry D. Comer Chitago Washington Eisenhower

Metropolitan OKs Basin Districts to Join Metro

The Central Basin Municipal Water District and six other Southland districts won approval to pursue membership in the Metropolitan Water District. Elections on joining are required, but Central Basin cannot join until a court ruling over the South Lakewood annexation to Long Beach is resolved.

Central Basin Municipal Water District Long Beach Whittier Narrow Southland Ds Metropolitan Water District Metropolitan District Metropalitan Central Basin District South Lakewood

Top Honor to Jordan Riflemen

Jordan High School ROTC earns national rifleman honors as four cadets George Hitchcock Paul Self Fred Eisenfield and Wesley King receive the Distinguished Rifleman Award. The program also claims Sword and Scabbard honors for the annual rag drive and Toys for Tots gifts. Cadet drill teams and flag-raising routines showcase ongoing ROTC achievements as Jordan maintains the Honor School status for five years.

Jordan High School National Rifle Association John D. Snow Fred Eisenfield Jim Palmar Gery Zing Wesley King Paul Self George Hitchcock National Riflemen's Association T. John Co. Snow United States Army Jordan Inspector Generals Department of the Ary

Jordan Clubs Pick Officers

Jordan clubs and campus organizations installed new officers over recent weeks led by Dena McDowell as Phi Lambda Theta president with Jo Ann Richardson Boni ta Spalsbury Sandra Healy Harthara Nickeson Apita Brown Barbara Gomes Sandra Holmes and Peg Susansie among others. Libra’s new officers include Carolyn Foster Karen Huffine Maurene Butlec Judy McBride Earlene Robinson Jo Ann McPhearson Robbie Bristow dinner at Knott Farm followed. Barbara Goldsmith becomes Future Business Leaders of America president with Janet Chenowity as vice president and Ann Maxwell, Lloyd Pace, and Barbara Belshaw handling secretary treasurer and publicity duties.

Jordan Phi Lambda Theta Dena McDowell Jo Ann Richardson Bonita Spalsbury Sandra Healy Harthara Nickeson Apita Brown Dawns Barbara Gomes Sandra Holmes Peg Susansie Saci Poly Carolyn Foster Karen Huffine Maurene Butlec Judy McBride Earlene Robinson Jo Ann McPhearson Robbie Bristow Knott's Berry Farm Libra Arlene Walker Margaret Edwards Carmilla

Jordan Jamboree Serenade Preview at Pantherville

A rough outline for the Jordan Jamboree runs March 4 and 5 at Pantherville. The event titled Serenade will feature themed sections and lively performances by Jordanites in preparation for the main show.

Pantherville Jordan

Porter Day at Poly Promotes Backward Dance Fundraiser

Girls will carry books for boys during Porter Day on March 5 at Poly, a campus tradition to support the Girls Teague Backward Dance fundraiser selling tags for 1.50 and a nickel later, with proceeds earmarked for a $50 scholarship in the David Burham teaching club.

Han Far Carolyn David Burcham Club

Saint Anthony's Students Win Gold Key Art Awards

St Anthony's High School artists earned twelve Gold Key awards and a total of 22 awards in the Scholastic Art Competition. From 6652 entries from 612 Southern California schools, 500 were exhibited and 225 won Gold Keys. Winners include Tady Ybarrola Diane Desmond Peter Hendricks Janet Baden and Barbara Meare.

St. Anthony's California Stu Penelvedt Tady Ybarrola Diane Desmond Peter Hendricks Judy Ybarrola Los Angeles County Art Institute M. Luke Aia Ers St.Anthony's High School Janet Bodan Barbara Moore Judy Ybarrpla Pater Hendricks Diane Dasmonds

Wilson Girl Athletes Elect New Officers

Maureen Poesein was named president of Wilson's Girls Athletic Association for the second semester. Joann Biestle and Joy Bybee are the 61st and second vice presidents, with Marcia Wasserman as corresponding secretary and Mianita Acosta as recording secretary. Pat Carex, past president, will install officers at the Mothers and Daughters Tea. Two sophomores, Sandra Wasserman and Eileen Jones, serve as representatives on the executive board.

Maureen Poesein Wilson's Girls Athletic Association Joann Biestle Joy Bybee Marcia Wasserman Mianita Acosta Pat Carex Mothers and Daughters Sandra Wasserman Eileen Jones GAA

Serenade in Rhythm and Artistry at Long Beach show

A series of musical pieces including Blue, Serenade in Rhythm and You Name It We Tried will headline an evening of performances. The program will welcome northsiders and the entire Long Beach community to attend the events at the venue.

Long Beech

Poly Seniors Stage Magnificent Obsession Tonight at 8

The second and final performance of The Magnificent Obsession lights Poly High Auditorium at 8. Gayle Andrews leads as Helen Hudson with Freda Barber as Nancy Ashford Rob Fisner as Dr Pyle and George Skip Wallach as Monte Brent. Directed by Lilian V Breed the cast also features Elaine Julian Dave Taylor Glenn Singleton Elaine Chapin Ann Vandetti Bill Bush Carol Ferdiler Jack Harris Danna Peacock. Admission is 0 cents with tickets at the box office before curtain.

Polytechnic High School Lloyd Douglas Poly Gayle Andrews Helen Hudson Freda, Barber Nancy Ashford Rob Fisner Dr. Pyle George Skip) Wallach Monte Brent Elaine Julian Dave ‘Taylor Glenn Singleton Elaine Chapin Do Ann Vandetti Bill Bush Carol Ferdiler Jack Harris Danna Peacock Lilian V. Breed Miss Breed van Hefflin Thamus Dickerson Lorraine Day Robert Taylor Irene Dunne Hollywood Jane Wyman Rath Hudson

Feminine Staff for Yearbook at Wilson Campanile

Wilson's Campanile yearbook names three editors in chief Kay McCamphbell Barbara Segal and Susanne Soltysilk with OVeases as assistant editor. Eight section editors include Norma Lightfoot Nan Cary Barbara Guthrie and Sandra Cotler. Top salesman is Sandra Cotler and Laureen Smith is business manager. Production staff and faculty advisors listed.

Wilson Kay 2 McCamphbell Barbara Segal Susanne Soltysilk Oveases Jay Taroidson Barbara Guthrie Sandra Cotler Norma Lightfoot Nan Cary Barbara_Lar- Wilson Donna Beverly Maurice Shulman Fred Townsend Bob Holson Ann Adams Campanile Ann Brown Sue Prewette Walt Luawic Phil Bertson Dick Walker Marie Bell Pat Brown Marsh Burns Zoe Ann Glover Diane Gordon Joyce Griffith Loretta Grimswood Barbara Murray Richard Putnam Mercia_ Schell Cecil Tilley Manfred Tuttle Leonard Weissman Wilheling York Meyer Franklin Max Meoch Vison

Myrna Kelley Wins Poly Elks Scholarship Contest

Myrna Kelley, a senior at Poly high school, was named winner of the local Elks scholarship and will compete against Elk winners from across the United States for national prizes. She earned a $100 local award and seeks the $1000 first prize as a national finalist with a portfolio and letters of recommendation.

Merna Kelley Poly High School Rlk United Myrna Coest

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