Poly Chooses Cast for Mothers Freshman Play
Final casting completed for Poly Ail- Scehoot production Mother Is a Fresh man. Masque and Sandal cast fill 14 roles with several alternates. Leads include Marilyn Allen as Abigail and Nancy Goodman as Abigail. Rehearsals ongoing for performances February 15 16 and 17 for the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Siriani
Masque and Sandal
Abigail
Marilyn Allen
Nancy Goodman
Susan
Lady Askam
Linda Maisey
Professor Nichols
Joan Buckner
Erik Nelson
Dean Gillingham
Richard Arnold
Kim Fulsar
Bobo
Jack Hanstein
Mrs. Miller
Lucy Ringhein
Ivna
Joy Breckner
Bunny
Donna Linn
Helen
Toni Belli
Janet
Rournitree
Clara
Aileen Ashley
Carrie
Shirley
Martha
Pat Quinn
Alicia Poole
Margie
Deyne Allen
Howie
Sohn Buckner
Jackl
Gary Hough
Bill
Jack Henstein
Sirfani
Three-Act Comedy for Wilson High Debuts Soon
Wilson High drama department presents Young and Willing a three act comedy Friday and Saturday. Diane Johnson and Ron Hogue lead as Dottie Coburn and Norman Reese with a cast including Janice Knapp Mike Fink Murray and more. Jack McBads directs with Margot Tilltson assisting and Mary McAuliffe Ruth Burdick handling makeup publicity and stage crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson High
Dramatics
Diane Johnson
Dottie Coburn
Ron Hogue
Norman Reese
Janice Knapp
Marge Benson
Mike Fink
Tony Dennison
Murray
Kate Ault
George Bodell
Mergot Tillitton
Mrs. Garnet
Sylvia Harris
Muriel
Stuart Rosen
Mr. Kenny
John Welsh
Mr. Coburn
Don Gilbert
Beryl Issacs
Jack McBads
Margot Tilltson
Mary McAuliffe
Ruth Burdick
Nichales’Furjanick
Max Morrison
Jordan Drama Department Presents Romance Mystery
The Jordan drama department stages a varied program with Romance Mystery and Comedy in one act plays. Yes Means No features Clifford Craw and Edward Taft in a bet over truth saying No earns pay. High Window revolves around Warren Winthrop’s death after a supposed third floor leap. Will You Marry Me? rounds out the program with Peggy Paul Barbara Kidder and Gary Watkins in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Clifford Craw
New York
Edward Taft
Clifford
Kenny Zemmick
Maureen Simpson
Moore
Warren Winthrop
Joan Easley
Daryle Bartelme
Loretta Whitney
Jean Kunkle
Peggy Paul
Sarbara Kidder
Gary Watkins
Bob Ward elected Poly ASB president and new student leaders
After a week of elections Bob Ward was announced Poly’s new student body president for the spring semester. He previously served as sophomores class president and commissioner of safety. Assisting him will be Sendra LeGount as commission secretary. Elected to seats on commissions include Mardi Harris Pat Creighton Paul Hipp Ray Sugiyama Bob Washington and Marie Parmelee. Hutch offices will be filled by Jim Sulles Andrea Ted Sandra Sutton Gerry Searcy and Peppy Martin plus Merry Miles as Teen Tavern president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ward
Poly
Bob
Sendra ~LeGount
Commission
Mardi Harris
Pat Creighton
Paul Hipp
Ray Sugiyama
Bob Washington
Marie Parmelee
Hutch
Jim Sulles
Grant Keller
Andrea Ted
Sandra Sutton
Gerry Searcy
Peppy Martin
Merry Miles
Ken Wilson
Virginia Towns
Chamber of Commerce
Sandy Lewis
Molly Moffatt
Rosemary Misserville
Gayle Brothers
Henry Wallace
Nancy Martin
Robbie Fisher
Nancy Omata
Bob Irvin
Jim Series
Jordan High Birthday Luncheon Celebrates David Starr Jordan
Jordan High marks the birthday of David Starr Jordan with a Presidents Luncheon in the activity room. Ron Fairly presided as honored guests and student body officers led a community sing and dedication. Guests included Principal John Wilson Burtyce Lincoln Alte May Casselberry Bob Harvey sponsor Dick Brown and Dick Cline. Menu by Miss Black class four featured tomato juice cocktail relishes fruit salad salmon loaf stuffed baked potato buttered persian carrots cake coffee or mille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Starr Jordan
Jordan
Ron Fairly
John Wilson
Burtyce Lincoln
Alte May Casselberry
Bob Harvey
Dick Brown
Dick Cline
Miss Black
Fathers Bay Special Assembly Honors Poly Athletes
Fathers Bay special assembly at Poly honors athletes and coaches. Theme Teamwork Does I guides the event. Miss Helen Gass and Welter Bell introduced, gymnastics demos by Folvettes, a nnborn dance class interpretive Leanze to the Lord's Prayer, later swim events at the natatorium. Coaches receive letters and Coast League trophies awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haseen
Poly P P.A
Roscoe Howell
George Gordon
Helen Gass
Welter Bell
Folvettes
Fiva Kinzer
Nnborn
Sueauers
Poly
Mathew Ship
Jim Hanna
Nate Smith
Riley O'Neil
Gordon Dooley
ROTC Color Guard Wins Disabled Veterans Award
The Color Guard recently secured the Disabled Veterans Award and a $20 prize. The funds were turned over to the student government class for consideration on how the ROTC should spend the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vordan Rotc
ROTC
Girl Admits Knife and Club Killing in Las Vegas NM
A 16 year old girl, Felicita Martinez, admitted killing 70 year old Alfredo Gallegos in his apartment after an earlier fight between her mother, Maria Martinez, and the victim in Las Vegas New Mexico. Martinez led officers to the scene and re enacted the crime using the weapon. The motive remains unclear. Authorities noted Gallegos had multiple stab wounds and a blunt force injury.
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Las Vegas
N. M
TBI
Manuel Ortiz
Alfredo Gallegas
Ortiz
Felicita Martinez
Gallegos
Galley Girl Jailed for Bar Battle
Frances Uhler 34 a galley girl aboard the fishing boat Ebb Tide was jailed in San Pedro after allegedly assaulting bar operator Beatrice Allen 44 with a scuttleboard weight and a ketchup bottle. Allen required hospital treatment for cuts and bruises following the incident over a disputed round of drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Frances Uhler
Beatrice, jAllen
de Angus
Ree-Hunting Counsel to Quit Enter Race
Ree-Hunting counsel W. Sourwine resigns as chief counsel of the Senate internal security subcommittee to run for the Nevada Senate seat. His exit is effective January 31, announced by Chairman Eastland. He seeks the seat of Sen. Bible, who will not seek reelection. Bible was elected in 1954 to fill McCarran's term.
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Washlngsun UI
Sourwine
Senate
Internal Security
Nevada
Eastland
D-Miss
Sen
Bible
D-Nev
Ben. McCarran
Demecrat
New Ocean Hop Tried by Pilotless Balloon
The U S Navy launched a large pilotless balloon in a second attempt to cross the Pacific for weather data. The first trial failed when a plastic balloon crashed into the sea within 24 hours of launch, inspired by World War II incendiary balloons aimed at the West Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo Wei
U.S. Navy
Pacific
Sea
France Fines Tax Rebel Poujade for Election Slander
In Paris a court fined Pierre Poujade 1400 dollars for slander during the election campaign in which his followers won 52 National Assembly seats. Schneiter was awarded one franc. Poujade must publish the judgment in five papers. The verdict notes Poujade did not verify his charges and acted in bad faith.
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Paris i
Pierre Poujade
National Assembly
Poujade
Assembly
Pierre Schnetter
Schneiter
Schneither
Boy Killed in Orange County Traffic Crash
An 11 year old Curtis Waine Elcd of Santa Ana was fatally struck on Newport Ave near Baker Ave at 6 30 p m Friday. Driver Mrs Hina G Hanegan 21 of Costs Mesa was identified as the vehicle operator. Multiple other injuries reported from 11 accidents across Orange County Friday night into today with 23 hurt seriously and 14 more minor in county road incidents.
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Santa Ana
Orange County
Curtis Waine
Paularino
California
Newport Ave
Baker Ave
Hina G. Hanegan
Placentia Ave
Costs Mesa
Mary Louise Kavanagh
Flower St. Anaheim
Kathy
Elbert K. Nore
Palm St. Anaheim
Flower and
East Sts
Buene Park
Juan Tober
Pico
Orangethorpe Ave
Stanton Ave
Public Safety Department
Calif Plane Industry to Stay, Wilson Says
Defense Secretary Wilson defended California aircraft industry at a dinner, saying there is little to fear from dispersal plans. He cited leaders like Donald Douglas, Robert E. Gross, and J H Kindal and emphasized California's engineers and workers as key to national defense. Roy M. Brown of IAM challenged the claim, noting the impact on 250,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
Wilson
Los Angeles
Defense
California
Airecait
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Donald Douglas
Robert E. Gross
Lockheed
J. H. Kindal
Verger
North American
Roy M. Brown
International Association of Machnists
Brown
Indoor Sports Club States Election Set at Poly High
The Indoor Sports Club Inc a Long Beach organization for handicapped persons will elect officers Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Poly High Hatch Canteen Wise low St Locust Ave Box Refreshments will be served. Members may attend to join. A second card party is planned for Monday in the Garder Room at Mottell's & Peek ant St and Alamnitos Ave with luncheon at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmp, Inc
Long Beach
Poly High Hatch
Wiselow St
Locust Ave
Atomic sewage treatment tested by Los Angeles lab
A Los Angeles laboratory connected with Nuclear Science & Engineering Corp of Pittsburgh conducts tests on using atomic energy to decontaminate sewage. An engineering firm plans 40 million dollars in municipal plant improvements as part of the program. Mayor Norvis Poulson disclosed the tests and hinted the new atom power method could transform sewage decontamination and disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Vpi
Nuclear Science & Enginering Corp
Pittsburgh
Norvis Poulson
Prince Rainier Visits Circus Leader at Sarasota Zoo
Prince Rainier of Monaco, guest of circus president John Ringling North, spends days at circus water headquarters in Sarasota to learn zoo management. He plans to travel to Hollywood to join fiancee actress Grate Kelly, accompanied by one friend, his bodyguard, and chauffeur.
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Prince Rainier
Sarasota
Fla
Prince Rainier of
Moneca
Circus Water
John Ringling North
Hollywood
Calif
Grate Kelly
VAL and Greyhound Offer Interline Transportation Pact
A new interline agreement between United Air Lines and Greyhound Bus Line allows ticketing, exchange orders, and refund drafts to be handled in one transaction across air and bus routes. United has 145 interline agreements with various air and surface carriers domestically and internationally.
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Atavelbss
Wss
Wuuuiwee Air and
Bus Transportation
United Air Lines
Greyhoud
United
Music Club Solfeggia Talent Show Stages Local Acts
The Jordan Solfeggia Music Club presented a talent show in the auditorium. Featured were Joyce Lent, Alice Crews, the Dixie Cats, Janice and Morris Mesley, and Robert Dixon, band director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Solfeggia Music Club
Aquel
Auditor Thun
Joyce’ Lent
Alice Crews
Dixie Cats
Janice
Morris Mesley
Robert Dixon
Rioters Burn Cotton Warehouses in Bombay State
Rioting spread from Bombay to West Bengal Orissa and Bihar as protests grew against Nehru’s map redraw plan. Demonstrators battled police torching large cotton warehouses in Bombay city amid a six day unrest. The controversy centers on dividing Bombay into Marathi Gujarati and federal control zones with Marathas in the city comprising about half of three million residents.
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Bombay
India
Nehru
West Bengal
Orissa
Bihar
Congress Party
Reservists to Discuss Aviation Aims at Dinner Meeting
Reservists will gather at 6 30 p m February 6 at the Air Force Base Officers Club to discuss The Economies of Airpower in Southern California. The program covers educating the community about Air Force operations and objectives, aviation's impact, and development plans for the next 20 years. Lt Col Richard E Trevor will be master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force Base Officers’ Club
California
Air Force
Richard E. Trevor
Man Held In Market Knife Threats
A 45-year-old man, John W. Mark of Apt B, 1566 Sonoma Ave, was jailed for investigation of assault with a deadly weapon after brandishing a 10 inch butcher knife. Pearl Callert, 34, operator of Cleveland's Market, and Marian L. Sweet, 45, customer, reported Mark threatened two women at knifepoint and fled Friday.
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John W. Mark
Apt. B
Sonoma Ave
Pearl Callert
Cleveland
Sonoman Ave
Marian L. Sweet
Mendocino Ave
Mark
CAA Flight Safety Clinic at Torrance Airport
Aircraft owners and pilots are invited to the CAA Flight Safety Clinic on Saturday February 1 at Torrance Airport at Pacific Coast Highway and Cropshay Blvd. Sessions run 3:30 am to 4:30 pm with lectures link-trainer sessions and refresher flights. Sponsored by the Long Beach chapter of the Ninety Nines.
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CAA
Torrance
Pacific Coast Highway
Cropshay Blvd
Long Beach
The
Ninety Vines
Lee
Navy Transport Frederick Funston Heads To Seattle
The Navy transport Frederick Funston is due in Seattle Monday with 830 passengers from the Far East. It is the only ship expected to arrive from the Orient this week.
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Navy
Seattle
Frederick Funston
Far East
Orient
Settlement Sought Over Yacht Death in Coast Guard Collision
Ronald W Caspars seeks court approval of a $25000 settlement in the death of wife Barbara Belle Caspars after the yacht Alpha was rammed and sunk by a Coast Guard cutter. The federal government allocates 18250 to Caspars etc. The plan also sets aside funds for his son Kirkland 4 and distributes remaining sums to Caspar s father Rudy and Anna Kelley O Leary sister.
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Pasadena
Barbara Belle Caspars
Alpha
Coast Guard
Ronald W. Caspars
Sur Perior
Caspar
J ‘Kirland
Caspars/t
Rudy
Anna Kelley O'Leary
Harold 4. Kelley
Transient held for threats against the President in Los Angeles
James Murphy, 48, a transient, called from a bar near the Federal Building claiming threats to the President. Secret Service agents detained him, and he was arraigned in federal court after release from a city jail on a prior drunken charge. Bail set at $5,000.
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Los Angeles
Robert
State Hospital
James Murphy
Murphy
United States
Secret Service
Sthower
Dhone
White House
U. S
Theodore Hocke
Camarillo
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