City College groups elect spring semester officers
City College clubs and the Viking band chose spring officers. Kassai election at Sonia Shafto’s home names Gloria Walker president and Linca Flaisted vice president with other LB G c officers. Coast Inn banquet sets February 7 for installation. Frank Goodman heads Thane club with Jack Brewer as VP and Sam Starock as secretary treasurer. New members Ed Braden Joe Dobbs Ronald Gersten Tom Parkins Ralph Royce Don Schlosser join Thane. Viking band taps Bob Dill as president and appoints Jim Finch first VP Nancy Kealey second VP Barbara Friendson secretary Donna Edwards treasurer Dixie Langston librarian Harry Fiesel member at large. Engineers install Earl Garrison president Ralph Reece secretary George Hensley treasurer Charles Youde corresponding secretary. Ramayana installs Maureen Leed president and Shirley Toms VP with Margaret Miner secretary Diane Ones treasurer Mariene Nodami Libby Martin sergeants at arms Lee Ann Shumway historian. Doni Schlosser elected president of rang with Dave McDonald VP Bill Johnson secretary Bob Nelson treasurer. Supporters elect Jack Greer president spring Ron Sisler VP Wally Cassperson secretary Bob Nelson treasurer Vern Buer sergeant at arms Jack Donahoe athletics rep. Junior Exchange officers pick Ted Ford president Dan Meade VP Don Brown recording secretary John Barreto corresponding secretary Jack White athletic representative. Frederick keeps scrapbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kassai
Thane
Viking Band
City College
Sonia Shafto
LB G.c
Service Club II
Gloria Walker
Linca Flaisted
Mary Denton
Glatys Weyant
Shirley Toms
Coast Inn
Frank Goodman
Jack Brewer
Sam Starock
Coast Inm
Ed Braden
Joe Dobbs
Ronald Gersten
Tom Parkins
Ralph Royce
Don Schlosser
Bob Dil
Jim Finch
Nancy Kealey
Barbara Friendson
Donna Edwards
Dixie Langston
Harry Fiesel
Herb Beggs
Kris Real
Imperial Restaurant
Earl Garrison
Ralph Reece
George Hensley
Charles Youde
la Vanta Inn
Palos Verdes
Maureen Leed
Margaret Miner
Diane Ones
Mariene Nodami
Libby Martin
Lee Ann Shumway
Doni
Schlosser
Dave McDonald
Bill Johnson
Bob Nelson
Jack Greer
Ron Sisler
Wally Casperson
Vern Buer
Jack Donahoe
Ted Ford
Dan Meade
Don Brown
John Barreto
Jack White
Ob Frederick
Wilson to Present Angel Street Feb 26 in Pimlico High
A Pimlico London setting in 1880 hosts Wilsons ulkschool production of Angel Street on February 26 and 27. Cast includes Shirley Ann Petro Mrs Manningham Jack Nessel Mr Manningham Donald Kline Inspector Rough with Bobbie Haynes Jeanette Wallace as Nancy Marilyn Edes Evangel Williams as Elizabeth the housekeeper. The three act two hour melodrama opens to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel St
Pimlico
London
Angel Street
Wilson
Shirley Ann Petro
Mrs. Manningham
Jack Nessel
Mr. Manningham
Donald Kline
Inspector Rough
Nancy
Bobbie Haynes
Jeanette Wallace
Marilyn Edes
Evangel Wiliams
Elizabeth
Jordan Elects New Officers At Danville Jordan
Shirley Kuster and Terry Schroeder led the election as heads of the Girls and Boys Leagues at Jordan, with Bonnie Myers and Dick Westphal among new officers. The slate includes Sharon O Bergh and Mary Lou Vega in key roles, and justice week and a school picnic are planned along with pie sales to aid the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Kuster
Terry Shhroeder
Jordan
Ly Seeond Jor Shirley
Bonnie Myers
Sharon O'Bergh
Carolin Brown
Mary Lou Vega
Charles Martinson
Spat
Dick Westphal
Kuster
Clara Gott
Marion Zinn
Walter Smith
Campanile Staff Sets Book Sales Record
Campanile staff sets all time record for books sold with 1910 to date. Marty Schaffer leads with 255 books, 20 above the prior high of 235 in 1943. A new staff system fines students who delay payments and imposes a $5 charge if purchases are made in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wison
Campane
Marty Schaffer
High Point
Final Day of Villa Riviera Flower Shop Opening
The Villa Riviera Flower Shop at the Villa Riviera Hotel closes its three day opening with owners Harry Marks Ray Solomon and Carol Cohen offering every caller a full sized corsage or boutonniere as a courtesy gift to both ladies and gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Riviera
Villa Riviera Hotel
Harry Marks
Ray Solomon
Carol Cohen
Stage Door Players to Present Irish Farce and One Acts
The Stage Door Players at City College present Spreading the News by Lady Gregory along with three other one act plays on February 25 and 27 at the Polytechnic High School Auditorium. Cast includes David Butler, Maryaryce Rivard, Knates Smith, Jim Bridgeman, Bill Curtain, Helen Bogen, Wayt Middough, Earle Hayes, Tom Urrity, and Mario Murray. The program features Spreading the News along with Noel Coward's Red Peppers, Kaufman's Stir Alarm, and Edna St Vincent Millay's Aria Da Capo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Coward
Stage Door Players
Polytechnic High School
City College General
Matio Urrity
Lady Gregory
Dublin
Abbey Theater
David Butler
Maryaryce Rivard
Kntes Smith
Jim Bridgeman
Bill Curtain
Helen Bogen
Wayt Middough
Earle Hayes
Tom ‘Urrity
Mario Murray
Red Peppers
George
Kaufman
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Poly Orators Win Finals at Junior Speech Prelims
Three Poly High students Myrna Kelly Rose Ann Wood and Kenneth Riedman earned finalist spots in the junior speech preliminaries on January 20 and will deliver five minute talks on Famous Immigrants for the finals sponsored by Trip. Topics include Alexander Graham Bell inventor of the telephone Rose Ann threads Andrew Carnegie steel magnate and Myrna Joseph Pulitzer. Finals set for March 6 with cash prizes for class of 1953 entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly High
Myrna Kelly
Rose Ann Wood
Kenneth Riedman
Knouf E. Lively
Trip
Kenny
Alexander Graham Bell
Andrew Carnegie
Rose Ann
Myrna
Joseph Pulitzer
Lively
Poly Chamber] of Commerce
Wilson's Key Club Holds First Meeting
Wilson's newly organized Key Club held its first meeting to elect temporary officers and form committees for a constitution. Sponsored by East Long Beach Kiwanis, the petition for a charter will go to Key Club International in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Key Club
Hank Viets
Kim Meyer
Rodney Rumble
East’ Long Beach
Jack Beeks
Walt Cox
Sheldon Gebp
Lerry Baum
Julian Randolph
Jon Meyer
Tom Jory Walker
Geer Ramsey
Alge Moore
Lawrence Creasey
Jim Hopkins
Jim Meyer
Bill Baker
Bob Thompson
Lloyd McGinnis
Bill Sweningsen
Bill Krenwinkel
John Hancock
Ted Lyman
Bill Marmion
Atlee Arnold
Marsal Resler
Ted Brekke
Richard Hall
Ronald
Butler
Danny Jameson
Jack Bosna
Phil Putnam
Phil Goddard
Kiwanis
East Long Beach Kiwanis
Poly High School Musical Ends Run Tonight
Poly High School presents the second and final performance of Fascinatin Rhythm in the Poly Auditorium tonight at 8. The show features music dance and surprise comedy bits with student cast and director David Bullock and promises a full house. Keats Tyler plans to bring Movie Star Tab Hunter to attend. tickets 69 cents at the box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly
Poly High School
Andi
Scassius
David Bullock
Keats Tyler
UCLA
Tab Hunter
Hunter
Keats
Poly Launches Freedom Crusade Campaign Here
Jo Ann Downing announced a local campaign for the Crusade for Freedom to fight communism through money radio and Freedom Grams. The effort has 25 million supporters and $3.5 million raised for Radio Free Europe, plus the World Freedom Bell in Berlin. Les Brown’s Winds of Free music and a Freedom Grams leaflets drive accompanied a March of Dimes event with 4,000 to 5,000 attendees at Municipal Auditorium. Proceeds support 1953 infantile paralysis work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly
Jo Ann Downing
Jo Ann
Radio Free Europe
Berlin
Les Brown
Municipal
Fall From Cafe Stool Injures Diner Head
Ira F. Hood, 38, of 2241 W. Esther St., fell from a cafe stool early today and struck his head. Four stitches were required to close a scalp laceration. The accident happened at a cafe on 412 West Coast Highway, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira F. Hood
W. Y Esther St
Pack Coast
San High Students Seek Entry To Freedom Program
A fragment notes San high school students showing interest in joining a program to help fill the Iron Curtain. Jo Ant mentions that registration cards may be obtained by writing to Cru sade for Freedom care of the postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao San
Jo Ant
Crusade For Freedom
Ex-POWs Plan First State Convention in Long Beach
Films for the American Ex Prisoners of War first state convention were discussed at a Long Beach dinner meeting. Convention chairman George S. Eisen announced plans for welcoming and admitting Americans taken prisoner during the present Korean incident once released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
George S. Eisen
Fourth St
Eisen
Weekly Business Pulse Sees Gains Despite Labor Strains
Rising production narrowed labor shortages across sectors as steel and automobile output climbed to near postwar peaks. Tax talk surged with calls for cuts. Quaker Oats staff joined a broad employee push for lower federal taxes. Industrie leaders forecast strong conditions into spring, with ad spending hitting new highs and stocks rising toward a new peak.
Artesia Man Dies as Car Overturns
Maurice Bingham, 51, of 11857 Flora Vista St Artesia, died when his car ran off Westminster Blvd west of Cannery Rd and overturned after plowing into two ditches. CHP said he was westbound at about 8 30 a m.
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Garden
Maurice Bingham
Flora Vista St. Artesia
California
Bingham
Westminster Blvd
Cannery Rad
Car Crash Injures Pedestrian Near Laundry Plaza
Lowie Yong, at Quan Chi Chinese Laundry on 630 W Pacific Coast Hwy, was seriously injured Friday evening after being struck by a car at Pacific Coast Hwy and Maine Ave. He received treatment at Seasidel Hospital for a possible fractured skull, shock, and chest, shoulder, and ankle injuries. Driver John E B Kirk, 58, of 2267 Mira Mar Ave, was cited for violating pedestrian right of way.
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Lowie Yong
Quan Chinese Laundry
Pacific Coast Hwy
Maine Ave
Seaside
Pallee
John EB. Kirk
Mira Mar Ave
iSteel CIO Unionists Meet Over Indiana Harbor Dispute
Representatives of iSteel Co and the CIO United Steel Workers will meet with a federal conciliator to settle the dispute that idle 18 000 workers after picket lines formed at the Indiana Harbor plant. Company officials call the strike needless illegal and unauthorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Tiiand Steel Co
CIO United
Indiana Harbor, Ind
Washington Name OK Records on Road and General Washington Arrest
Long Beach police arrest a 21 year old man nicknamed General Washington for traffic warrants including noisy muffler speeding and failing to appear in court. He lives at 3856 E 15th St and works at an auto bubble bath establishment. Bail totals 379 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Washington
Delaware
Beacd
E. 15Th St
H. R. Rogers
R. EB. Cabot
Trend of Stock Prices for Past Week Analyzed
The piece analyzes stock market behavior over two weeks with Dow Jones around 286 to 288 and eyeing President Eisenhower’s State of the Union as a market cue. It notes potential upside if the message favors business or downside if it disappoints, citing industry moves, rails, and averages. It also discusses tax policy, depreciation, OPS and EFT timelines, and signs of rising demand in furniture, cement, lumber, and home-building.
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Paul H. Macgregor
S. F. Hauen & Co
Eisenhower
Congress
de la Chapelle
WWF
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Standard & Poor
Ient
Reed
Moscow
EFT
Internal Revenue Bureau
Boston
Chicago
Big Spring
Theft Suspect Nabbed Hiding in Restaurant
Chester Reymond Frasure, 24, an unemployed laborer, was nabbed hiding at the Star Dust Date restaurant after neighbors heard noises and police found him with a screwdriver. He admitted climbing walls and burgling two garages recently, with about 300 dollars in cash and tools taken. Police traced his address to a Wilmington hotel.
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Chester Reymond Frasure
First St
Frasure
Avalonia
Wilmington
Hotel and Cafe Union vote okd after strike talk in Gardena
Leaders of the Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union AFL authorized a strike vote for Tuesday as four drug chains face a contract deadlock ending today. Pay raise disputes cited while talks continued for a month. In a separate crash at Western Ave and 120th St near Gardena two Long Beach men were injured. William Stevens 21 Truman Boyd Werner 22 and Robert V Castle 22 of USS Rendova received hospital treatment for cuts after a collision with Avin Olson 34 of Ventura who drove the other car at Long Beach Naval Base early today.
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L. B
Gardena
Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union
AFL
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Western Ave
120Th St
Garfiena
California Highway Patrol
William L. Steyven
Truman Boyd Wener
Robert V. Castle
Rendova
Long Beach Naval Base
Steven
Avin A. Olson
Ventura
City bids for Facinitave and Broadway traffic realignment
A low bid of 6418.50 from Sully Miller Construction Co. was received for construction of dividing islands and relocation of curbs in the proposed traffic realignment at Facinitave and Broadway. Other bids were Anseo Construction Co. 7152.74 and BL. Peterson 7967.30. council will authorize in early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully Miller Construction Co
Facinitave
Broadway
Anseo Construction Co
Bl.peterson
Young Thugs Beat Sailors on Magnolia Beach
Two sailors from the USS Algol were assaulted early today near Magnolia Avenue and the Pike by two young men who knocked them down and robbed James Thomas Atkins of a wallet containing $38. Atkins and his companion Roy Dee Smith 18 were walking with two girls when the attack occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomas Atkins
Algol
Roy Dee Smith
Navy
Magnolia Ave
Atkins
Livestock Prices Weak as Receipts Rise in Chicago Market
Chicago livestock prices fell across the board with hogs and lambs down while cattle receipts rose about twenty percent from the prior week. Slaughter cattle and yearlings eased $2.50 to $3.00 per hundredweight, hogs declined, and vealers and sheep showed mixed shifts. The Agricultural Department noted weak demand and a broad decline driven by higher receipts and lower bidding.
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Chicago
Gendlesmle
Dow'h. Merciay
Moose
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By Sally Jean Johnson
Campanile
Joyce Brummety
Wilson’s Key Club
By Rosalee Tucker
Dave Taylor
Les Brawn
Judy Rupert
Asseageen Eae
National Foundation For
Gordon, Wilson
Polytechnic
St. Anthony’s
Lucy Ann Polk
Stumpy
Les
Ray Sims
Butch Stone
Zeneaee ' Es Barba
Resto
Manda 'Chiver
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Actunon i
Rae Fev
Gaeta ‘Camaimita
Karen SL
Conan & A
Age Vo Aalp
Sallz Axo
New Orleans
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Oxehora Faut
Oly Co
Is Bay
sBny Np
Loz
Baathell Ca
Ricamond
Natal
Buenaver
Honolute
Vancouver
Fen
San Fran
Laurent Br
Donaldson
Sokohsms
New ‘Orleans
Orion Ski
Texas
Extero “Bay
Rentaca Victor Ns
Yokonuma És
Baers Raig
Portland
Ives
Fang Bay
Bana
Anton Ss
Panente Wittenin
Tsa Acosta
San Fear
Afi
San Unta
Ortas OF Kam
Touax
Ecrth- den We Sal Naisina Prince Cbr
Tandon Creek — Peethane Bt
Honolulu
Ekenbach
Maersa
Dan
Fite Yolkona
Libertad Wisconsin
Portia Francieco
Ory
Francises
Richard Fiskke
New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Washington
John Stuart
Quaker Oats Company
R-N. Y
Ways and Means
House
Martin
R.-Mass
Mundy I. Peale
Republic Aviation Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Artesia
iSteel Company
CIO
Dow-Jones Industrials
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