Guzeman to Head GAA at Poly High
Yrene Guseman has accepted the presidency of the Poly High Girls' Athletic Association for the spring semester. Faye Krater the first vice president Mari elyn Williams the second vice president Larlynne Crosthwaite recording secretary and Irene Sulles corresponding secretary join the leadership. Trene has participated in tennis swimming bowling and the advisory board.
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Yrene Guseman
Poly High Girls’ Athletic Association
Faye, Krater
Marielyn Williams
Larlynne Crosthwaite
Irene Sulles
GAA
Trene
Faye
Larsynne
Irene
Poly Speech Finalists to Vie Friday
Seven finalists in the sophomore speech contest will compete for top honors Friday after two prelims narrowed 14 entrants. Theme Famous Failures. Speakers include Carole Ortner on Columbus as failure yet discoverer, Denise Tash on her mother, Anne Trebes on John Barrymore Sr, Carolee Houser on Philip Nolan, Judy Johnson on Wall Street, Kay Smith on Benedict Arnold, Sue Shelton on Vincent van Gogh. Judges: Mrs. Martha L. Coates and Mr. Irvin Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly’s Chamber of Commerce
Carole Ortner
Christopher Columbus
East Indies
Americas
Denise Tash
Anne Trebes
John Barrymore
Jordanes Black Cat Week Climax Dance Friday
Jordan students celebrate Black Cat Week as part of Justice for Men. A Friday night dance in the girls gym marks the climax with Cal Hamilton and band. Week features shoeshine booth and penny tickets for favors, Lucky Luncheon for boys, and skits and a one act drama.
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Jordan
Justice For Men
Ordarys Syls’ 4 League
Jordan's Key Club Plans for Los Angeles Convention
Members of Jordan Key Club worked on two big projects this month. Three representatives Buddy Bailey Roger Hull and Creighton Wiggins attended a meeting at the Biltmore Hotel to discuss preparation for the International Key Club convention in Los Angeles from July 24. Delegates were discussed. Long Beach group will handle decorated and branch committees with Poly and Jordan members. Creighton Wiggins is chairman for these combined committees.
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Jordan's Key Club
Maps
Jordan Key Club
Buddy Bailey
Roger Hull
Creighton ‘Wiggins
Biltmore Hotel
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Poly
Jordan
Creighton Wiggins
Westwood and Reynolds Lead Cast of Jordan's Red Mill
Westwood and Reynolds head a cast for Jordan's Red Mill a light operetta comedy about two song and dance men Con Kidder and Kid Conner. Senior stars Beas Westwood and Bob Reyna lead the company with many students and townspeople in roles including Captain Doris Van Damn and Governor of Zeeland plus a long list of supporting players and flower girls.
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Jordan
Hunt
Barbara Harris
Mary
Jan van Berkem
Diane Nielson
Gene Bunter
Ronnie Hamblin
Helena
Schaut
Hunter
Flower
Kathy
Forum speakers outline spring schedule at City College
Tyr and the City College Forum will cosponsor an address by a Norwegian consulate member on Wednesday, announced by sponsor R Ashley Lundin. Pat Kelley McCormick will speak on March 25, a religious leaders panel on interfaith marriage is set for April 1, and Douglas Drew was elected moderator for the spring semester.
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Tyr
City College Forum
R. Ashley Lundin
Pat Kelley McCormick
Douglas Drew
Wilson to Give Student Prince Stage Roles
Wilson high school announces casting for the 1953 operetta Student Prince with four lead stars Mallory Walker John Buckner Louise Tripeny and Darlene Locke sharing the title roles Kathie. Cast includes Tom Milligan Bill Welch Mickey Park Kim Dugan Dean Thompson and more with performances May 22 2 23 and Thursday Saturday nights. The production will feature glee clubs choir and orchestra and will rehearse during school time.
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Prince
Mallory ‘Walker
John Buckner
Prince Karl Franz
Louise ‘Tripeny
Darlene
Locke
Kathie
John
Darlene Wil
Mallory
Louise
Tom Milligan
Bill Welch
Doctor Enge
Mickey Park
Lucas
Kim Dug Zan
Dean Thompson
von Asterberg
al Spencer
LeRoy Miller
Detleff
Arda Thomp
Lois Gould
Gretchen
Jim Morey
Jack Becks
Lutz
John Eliott
Jack Warren
Butler
Sue Dayvis
Robbie Haynes
Sonny Rush
Tarnitz
Ronnie Guidry
Bud Britton
Hubert
Shirley
Ronald
von “Mark
Paul Logan
Baron Arnheim
Jim’ Parsons
Rudolph Winter
Wilson
Brockman Heads CSF at Jordan Chapter Elected Leader
Shirley Brockman was elected president of the Jordan chapter of the California Scholarship Federation with 119 votes. Charles Mar Mingon is vice president, Evelyn Thut secretary, and Seth Burs Troughs treasurer. The group planned an excursion to UCLA for a “Fantasy in Color” water show at Jordan Natatorium March 16–20 with matinee and evening performances, featuring multiple numbers and a mixed duet.
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Shirley Brockman
Jordan
California Scholarship Federation
Shirley
Charles Mar‘“ingon
Evelyn Thut
Seth Burs Troughs
CSF
UCLA
Jordan Aguettes
Carol Ehorn
Maxine Lake
Ben McCafferty
Bob Wonder
Jordan Aquetin L Girls
Nancy Laird
Linda Drew
Virginia Hunt
Gail Woodson
Doris Doughty
Panel on Radio Tonight Opens Series At Long Beach
Longwich Gite College opens a new radio series with a public forum sponsored by Long Beach officials. The discussion panel includes EBCt students and figures Ray Wyllie Doug Lass Drew Jim White Douglas Poss and Mike Coppersmith. City College team meetings are directed by Henry Cooke and Kenneth Carter.
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Longwich Gite College
Meeting Radio Everains
Long Beach
Ana Goress
Wyllie
Douglass’ Drew
Jim White
Douglas Poss
Mike Coppersmith
City College
Ui Am
Oy’. Henry
D.cooke
Kermeth. Carter
Missionary to Speak at Trinity United Lutheran Club
Dayton Roberts of the Latin American Mission in Costa Rica will be guest speaker Monday evening at 7:90 oclock for the greeting of the Eteri Club of young business and professional women. The event is held in the social hall of Trinity United Lutheran Church Linden Ave and Highth St.
Speaker predicts gas tax rise and toll roads
California Assembly Speaker James predicts the 1953 Legislature will approve a gasoline tax increase and possibly authorize toll roads this session. Speaking at the California Republican Assembly dinner, he said highways financing will dominate the agenda alongside education and water conservation. Also note plans for speeches by Rep Norvis Poulson Lieut Gov Goodwin Knight and others.
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Los. Angeles
State Assembly
James
W.sul
California Republican Assembly
Middie
Salinas
GOP
California
Norvis Poulson
Goodwin J. Knight
McIntyre Faires
San Pedro Clergyman to Be Guest Speaker
Rev John Robert Bil rector of St Peter s Episcopal Church San Pedro will speak at the midweek Lenten service Wednesday at 7 90 p m in All Saints Church Termino Ave and Colorado St announced by Rev Harry Leigh Pink rector Holy communion will be celebrated Wednesday at 7 am Third Sunday in Lent services include holy communion at 7 30 am family service with rector s sermon and church school at 9 30 morning service with sermon at 11 am The American Heritage and Stalin s Death is the morning sermon theme.
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John Robert Bil
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
San Pedro
All Saints Church
Termino Ave
Colorado St
Harry Leigh- Pink
Jana Church School
Stalin
Man as Sermon Topic in Christian Science Churches
The Sunday lesson sermon on Man in Christian Science churches explains that beholding God’s glory leaves man satisfied and complete. The Golden Text from Psalms praises those who dwell in the Lord’s house, while Mary Baker Eddy in Science and Health states Divine Love blesses its ideas and multiplies them to manifest power.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Livestock Market Mixed as Demand Stays Steady
Cattle, hogs, and sheep mostly steady with domestic demand near seasonal norms. Hogs at midweek around 21.05 with prices fluctuating. calves and yearlings varied, hog weights 190 to 260 pounds trending high. slaughter lambs and sheep show moderate price shifts amid overall steady market activity.
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Angeles
USDA
Advancs
Dhdler
Reims
Choice
Pritie Leste
Wwaelt
Severas Fondalon
Paul Dawn
Shaige
Mont I
Chote
Chalea
Stalin Death Warns No Big Biz Change In 1953
Weekly business survey in New York finds Stalin’s death unlikely to alter long term economy. Some fear defense needs rise. stock market reacts briefly. Auto output nears 1.0 million for year as labor and supplier issues trim weekly production. Optimism prevails with 10 percent quarterly spending gains forecast. decontrol spurs auto bread and appliances while coffee remains restricted. Consumer debt eases and retail promotions lift shoppers.
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New York
Stalin
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
William A. Blees
The
Crosley Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eisenhower
Joseph R. Jones
Los Angeles
A. W. Zelemek
Washington
New York Exchange
Buffalo
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve
Assech
Stock Market Week Outlook and Earnings Prospects
The analysis notes a tentative market uptrend after recent losses with tests of January highs in March and April. It cites resistance to uncertainty, discusses earnings and dividends driving prices, and suggests 1953 corporate profits and dividends may set new records amid easing price controls and stabilizing costs.
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Stalin
Free World
Washington
Tyne
Saviour Life Series Continues at North Long Beach Church
Minister Rev Richard Gordon Irving will deliver the second message in the Great Events in Jesus Life series at North Long Beach Presbyterian Church on 6380 Orange Ave. His topic Transfiguration The Splendid Moments of Life, with a One Great Hour of Sharing offering. Junior Choir at 8:30 service, Chancel Choir at 11 o'clock, youth groups and Adult Bible Hour at 6 p.m. Union evening service led by Rev George Marsh of Bixby Knolls Christian Church on Christ The Light of the World. Delos Blakeman to lead hymn singing.
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Richard Gordon Irving
North
Long Beach
Presbyterian Church
Orange’ Ave
iChancel
George’" Marsh
Bixby Knolls
Christian Church
G."delos Blakeman
Promotions Delays Due to Army Fund Shortage
Washington report states the Army halted promotions for over 10,000 enlisted men because funds are insufficient. T. A. Young, aide to Army Secretary Stevens, told Rep. Lane that pay funds are not adequate to fill all grade vacancies, depriving more than 11,000 enlisted personnel of promotions amid House appropriations hearings.
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Washington—C
Army
T. A. Young
Robert T. Stevens
Thomas J. Lane
D-Mass
Young
House Appropriations Committee
Douglas Bargain Talks Drag With No Clear Break
Douglas Aircraft Co and union reps recessed contract negotiations until Monday amid little progress. The talks, moving to Tulsa then Long Beach, involve plant employees and hinge on wages, with an interim contract in place after expiry last Thursday and a five day cancellation window. Union members have narrowly authorized strike action if talks fail.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
Tulsa
Oklo
Long Beach
U S Role at Stalin's Funeral Not Clear
Washington noted the United States had not been directed to attend Stalin's funeral. Jacob D. Beam, charge d affaires in Moscow, may attend at his discretion. Ambassador nominee Charles E. Bohlen awaits Senate confirmation as Beam leads the embassy.
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Washington
United States
Stalin
State Department
Jacob D. Beam
Moscow
Michael J. Meid
Beam
Charles E. Bohlen
Senate
Fellowship Centers Plan Founder Services
Self-Realization Fellowship centers plan special services for Paramhansa Yogananda who died a year ago. Rev Walter Brown says his life embodied love for God and service to humanity, linking original Christianity and original Yoga into a unified message. Yogananda began his mission in 1920 in Boston as delegate from India to a liberal religious congress and founded the Self-Realization Fellowship in Los Angeles, now with nearly 100 centers on four continents.
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Paramhansa Yogananda
Walter Brown
Boston
Mass
India
Congress of Religious Liberals
Nation Fellowship
Los Angeles
Student Theologian Will Preach Sermon
Richard H. Litherland will be guest preacher at Emmanuel Presbyterian Church Sixth Street and Termino Avenue Sunday morning announced by pastor Rev. Ward E. Baird. A Berkeley graduate, he completes a three year term as ruling elder and is in his senior year at San Francisco Theological Seminary. He is among several students appearing before the Presbytery of Los Angeles next week for licensure examination.
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Richard H. Litherland
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church
Sixth St
Termino Ave
Ard E. Baird
University of California, Berkeley
Emmanuel Church
San Francisco Theological Seminary
San Anselmo
Presbytery of
Los Angeles
Creed Sermon Set Sunday Morning at Second Presbyterian
Sermon titled Christ in the Creed forms the second in Ds Ewing Stanton Hudsons series on The Apostles Creed at Second Presbyterian Church. The March preaching will outline the cardinal doctrines of the Christian religion.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Third St
Molge Age
Ds. Ewing Stanton Hudson
Moody's Stock Survey Notes Market Stability Despite War Echoes
Moody's Stock Survey reports no serious depressing factors visible in markets despite war talk. Prices have steadied after a brief November-December surge driven by political outlook. Dividends appear secure for at least six months, and earnings are satisfactory with a calm near term outlook.
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Mareh
Moody's
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