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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1951

Page

9

British Girls Praise Help From Travelers Aid in Long Beach

Ann Scallen and Sheila Skilbeck arrival from Newcastle England praised Travelers Aid in New York for fixing ticket and money mixups and arranging cross country travel. Local Long Beach Red Feather agency coordinated help with Travelers Aid societies. aunt notified arrival time. The pair plan to settle in Long Beach and become U.S. citizens with support from Travelers Aid and community agencies.

Travelers Aid Long Beach United States Harry Baker Sheila S Focal Travelers Aid Board Ann Seailen Ann Scallen Sheila Skilbeck Newcastle England New York Patrick McArdle Rose Ave Sheila Nesveastie Ann Travel Jers Aid

Policewomen Set First California Meeting Monday

Women who work as peace officers in California will hold their first meeting here Monday night. The gathering is part of the State Association of Policewomen, auxiliary of the California Peace Officers Association, with a Lafayette Hotel dinner. Principal speaker is Joseph Kenrick, superintendent of Long Beach juvenile department. Visiting officers include Cecilia Robinson of Alameda police, president, Estelle Edmunds of Alameda County sheriff, secretary treasurer, and Ethel Walling, Long Beach policewoman, heads the local committee.

California State Association of Policewomen California Peace Officers Association Lafayette Hotel Joseph Kenrick Long Beach Cecilia Robinson Alameda

L B Writer Elected to Literary Society

Roland J. Hill of Long Beach, author of travel books, is elected an active member of the Authors and Artists Club in Chattanooga Tennessee. Hill, a Minneapolis native, says he has visited every U S county and every national park monument and forest.

Roland J. Hill Long Beach Authors and Artists Club of Chattanooga Tenn Hill Minneapolis Minn United States

Cherry Crop Lean and Royal Anne Cherry Heads This Weekend

The King Bing cherry will headline the season alongside the Royal Anne in Beaumont and Cherry Valley orchards. President Bruno Weise says limited tonnage remains through season end. Royal Anns praised for versatility in canning and blends. Information booths provide directions to orchards with cherries on hand.

King Bing Cherry Valley Beaumont Orchards Royal Anns Maras- Iehino Bruno Weise Beaumont-Cherry Valley

German visitor to study U S recreation planning in Long Beach

A 23 year old German recreation worker, George Schmitt of Nurnberg, arrived in Long Beach to study recreation design and youth organizations for six weeks. The State Department program brings promising West German youth to learn democratic processes, after urban indoctrination in New York and Washington. Carl Bartlett will counsel him.

Long Beach U. S. Department of State and Recreation Commission George Schmitt Nurienberg Young Schmitt State Department New York City Washington, D. C Carl Bartlett

CALL OF THE WILD Teachers Will Live With Eskimo Tribe

NOME Alaska June 21 Two Anchorage teachers Esther Ahonen and Mickey Stafford joined natives for a native style stay on Little Diomede Island. They will live as hunters catch, seeking an authentic Eskimo experience for vacation ideas.

Nome Alaska Anchorage Esther Ahonen Mickey Stafford Diomede Island

Palestine Judge Pays Fine for Parking Violation

Palestine Texas June 2. City Judge Joe Carroll entered court yesterday with a parking violation ticket and paid off one dollar the usual penalty then took his place behind other cases.

Palestine Texas Joe Carrroll

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