Socialized medicine topic to headline Long Beach forum
The Know Your City Forum will discuss medical care and hospital expansion in Long Beach with speakers from city government, labor, religion, and industry. Dr. Smallwood and Dr. Brandenburg lead the medical view while Paul Wilcox covers hospital plans and modernization. invocation by Dr. Lund. benediction by Rev. Mullin. third 1951 forum prophecy of large turnout amid controversy.
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Long Beach
Sinal
Alan March
Walter C. Smallwood
K.¢. Brandenburg
Paul Wilcox
Burton W. Chace
Pletpal’ A
Edward Brown
Central Labor Council
Richard F. McNally
Ashiene Favar
Columbia Steel Orrance Employa Hce
Ning Rosenberg
William ¢. Lund
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
John Mullin
St. Mary's
Osp
I. Shalom Ravetch
Forum Hearing Judge Keeler at Chamber Breakfast
Judge Harry F. Keeler of Long Beach Municipal Court will be guest speaker at the Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Forum at the Wilton Hotel Wednesday morning. His topic is What Would You Do? Keeler, born in Colorado, studied at Colorado and Michigan, practiced law in Los Angeles, served as deputy district attorney, commissioner of the Superior Court in Long Beach, and was appointed to the Municipal Court by Gov. Warren.
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Harry F. Keeler
Long Beach
Uest
Chamber of Emmerce
Wi Ton
Lloyd L. Stanley Jr
Colorado
Keeler
Michigan
California
Los Angeles
Earl Warren
Municipal Court
Townsend Club Meeting Schedule For Week
Townsend clubs meet weekly with secretary Mrs H U Newby listing sessions. Club 12 hosts a card party at Townsend Hall 131 West athletic Street at 1 p m Tuesday, with additional meetings across Club 7 at 7 30 p m and Club 8 at 5363 Olive Avenue at 6 p m Wednesday. The Bellflower club gathers at Jayne and Orchard Streets in Bellflower at 6 p m. District 18 clubs convene at Townsend Hall at 12 30 p m Wednesday with Roland from the local Red Cross chapter as speaker. Club 12 resumes Thursday at 7 30 p m and a 1 p m Friday card party is planned, followed by Club 2 at 7 30 p m. Club 3 meets at 1117 East 17th Street at 7 p m. District 18 clubs plan an entertainment program at 7 30 p m Saturday.
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Townsend
H. UT. Newby
Club
Townsend Hall
W.ath St
Olive Ave
Bellftower
Jayne and Orchard Sts
Bell Stower
Roland Ch
Red Cross
Club 12
E. 17Th St
Spellens Furniture Adds New Carpet Department
Spellens Furniture Company at 247 Fourth St opens a large new floor coverings department led by manager W Harlow who has 20 years in Long Beach. The addition, driven by rising demand, features broadloom Wiltons friezes carved patterns floral and plain colors plus a wide range of throw rugs including Oriental.
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Spellens Furniture Company
Fourth St
Anco
Spellens
Mam W. Harlow
Long Beach
Apeliens
Ani
Orien. i
Religious Film to Be Shown at Downtown YMCA
King of Kings by Cecil B DeMille will be shown during Holy Week at the downtown YMCA. Three showings are planned on Thursday at 9:00 am 12:15 pm and 2:00 pm. Free admission for all, with unaccompanied children allowed at the 9 am and 12:15 pm screenings.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Perry Sample
Buyer to Address Printing Trades in Long Beach
Donald F. Huehrig senior buyer of Lockheed speaks at Long Beach Printing Trade meeting at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in Eniitap Cafe. He will discuss after his talk the Buyer’s book with the same title. Welter won, association president.
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Donald F. Huehrig
Lockheed
Long Beach
Eniitap
Welter
Ansociation
Sales Executives Club to Host Arthur Hood Talk
Long Beach Sales Executives Club will host Arthur A. Hood chair man of National Sales Executives Inc at the regular monthly meeting in the Sup Ber com of the LaFayette elk Hood vice president of Vance Publishing Corp Chicago editor of American Lumberman will discuss The Seven Stages of Sales Management Hood began in lumber and building products retailing and spent 13 years at Johns Manville as director of dealer relations He has led sales management institutes for about 3000 dealers and trained over 10000 salesmen and authored numerous works on economics retailing and distribution His latest book Creative Selling to Building Products Consumers has just been released.
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Long Beach
Arthur A. Hood
National Sales Executives, Inc
LaFayette Elk Hood
Vance Publishing Corp
Chicago
Lumberman
Johng-Manville Company
Hood
Music and Square Dancing on Civic Program
A community program in the Exhibit Hall at Municipal Auditorium features music and square dancing tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. Nina Reid, Mary Dixie Whitescarver, Charlottes Oliver, Eloise Ferguson, and Ro lTyo will participate. Bill Simmons will call the square dances with music by a local group. Thomas C. White will preside, Hood’s will discuss sales management, and the program aims to promote civic engagement and local talent.
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Danci
Tree Tree
Municipal Auditorium
Earle -E. Lane
Starmakers
Loaniural
Nina Reid
Mary
Jane Dixie
Whitescarver
Charlottes Oliver
RolTyo
Eloise Ferguson
Bill Simmons
Terri for Men Catalog Item Summary
Terri-Zip Shirt offered in sizes s to xl with double faced spread collar priced 5.08. Terri-Boxer Shorts with elastic waist and roomy pocket in s to xl priced 2.50. Terri-Toaster coverup by Cole of California in white ribbed fabric with red or blue accents priced 10.95.
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Cole
California
Terri and Denim Sale Notes Short Coat and Shorts
Terri items include a snug warm short coat with large turn back cuffs a 9.85 polka dot trimmed denim shorts 295 Terri paddies 2.50 and Terri Cloth Zip Front T shirt 4.95 with some text not visible.
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H. F. Keeler
Townsend Club
Spellens Furniture
YMCA
Sales Executives Club
Arthur Hood
Civic Music Association
Zazell Becker
David Hargrove
Ister Bel Coma
Alice Durham
Athana Hall
Mina Ferguson
Adeline Tye
Kenne van Dyke
Lester Leere
Thomas C. White
Pridkem Davis
Pine Avenue
Compton
Compton Riva
Terri For Women
Desmond
Navy
Sataral
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