Magazine earns top rating from national press association
Wilson's all school magazine 53 La Fuente is rated A by the National Press Association and named tops in fiction cover features art work illustrations and poetry. Staff includes co editors Alice Betts and Jim Meyer with Jim Hopkins Terry Wertz Violet Walter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Merman
Barbara Cohen
Bill Davenport
Henk Viets
Bill Bouley
Sandra MacKay
Mary Ann’Kunz
Scott Chelius
Dick Walker
Phil Benson
Hugh Cassle
Alice Betts
John Buck
Beverly Cherin
Walt Cox
Margaret Desmond
Joan Ford
Kay Gartner
Don Harlow
Jim Meyer
Jon Meyer
Sue Stapleton
Carla Stearly
Diale Tinsley
Rosalee Tucker
Hank Viers
Scrlpters
Will Pick Queen at Grid Ball
Foly High plans the second annual Rabbit Roundup honoring Jackrabbit grid veterans with a queen crowned from senior finalists. Candidates are nominated by student body, judged by two from each living class, and the winner selected by football players in a secret crowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foly High
Toot Uchida
Marilyn Lortcher
Joann Bruse
Engine Gifted to College For Auto Classes in Long Beach
An eight cylinder engine and Fordomatic transmission were donated to Long Beach City College at 1305 Coast Hwy. Mel Burns, a local Ford dealer, arranged the gift through the Los Angeles Long Beach Community Relations Committee of Ford. The equipment will train young men in servicing modern motor cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach City
I Coast Hwy
Mel Burns
Ford
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Ford Company
Gay '20s Silent Film Theme Used in Assembly
The sophomore class performed a gay twenties silent film themed assembly with a Rudy Vallee imitation, cancan routines, and sophomores in Charleston outfits. Club officers named across Junior Red Cross, California Scholarship Federation, Science Club, Latin Club, Lettermen's Society, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Vallee
Canecan
Girle
Charleston
Terry Laughlin
Junior Red Cross
Carol Hamilton
Maureéd Mahoney
Don Huber
Jim McEtenney
California Scholarship Federation
Richard Mueller
Joe Remley
Science Club
Richard Morris
Richard Smith
Bill Levada
Phyllis ‘Springosis
Joellen Towery
Praestor
Joyce Aguna
Scrioa
Shirley Emstein
Ee Kaveny
Jproxy of
Kanoty
Malcolm ‘Murchison
Prex
Jim McGenney
Lettermen’s Cloud
George Sherwood
Art Schiltz
Malcolm Murchison
Planning Annual Christmas Party at Jordan High School
The executive board of Jordan High School plans the annual all school Christmas party after a survey showed only about 25 percent of students attended dances. The new party aims to include all students in school activities and boost participation.
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Jordan
Confirming Rites for Episcopalians at St Luke's
The annual confirmation service at St Luke's Episcopal Church in Los Angeles will present 65 candidates to Rt. Rev. Donald James Campbell suffragan bishop. Rev F C Benson Bells, rector, leads the pres entation at 4 p.m on Sunday. Confirmands include teens and adults who studied since Easter. ushers are from the 1992 class and women of that class host the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald James Campbell
Diocese of
Los Angeles
St Luke's. Episcopal Church
F.C. Benson Bells
Four Schools Conference At Poly Girls Conference at Poly
Delegates from Jorda, Wilson, Long Beach State College and Long Beach City College attend the Girls League conference at Poly with the theme Thanks giving Wild. George Tracy, physics teacher, will share experiences from a Turkish exchange trip and show pictures. Ballet dancer JanChainey and pianist Sherry Daggett will provide added entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ League Organi
Evelyn Toland
Lofland
Poly
George Tracy
Istanbul
Turkey
Tracy
Jan Chainey
Sherry Daggett
Norma Botting
Susan Upson
Pat Carter
Pep Rally and Dance for Saint Anthony Freshmen
The St Anthony s freshmen pep assembly and dance events are announced with a dance tonight at the Catholic Center and a CIF playoff pep rally next Wednesday for the token grid team. Tickets go on sale next week as preparations continue for the matchup against Filmore Friday at Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's
Filmore
Nijgat
Lakewood
Harvest Queen Selection at Trinity United Carnival
Trinity United Presbyterian Church holds its annual carnival tonight from 5 to 8 p.m. on the church grounds at Orange Avenue and Del Amo Boulevard with a vote to select a Harvest Queen from among girls seven years old or younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity United Presbyterian Church
Orange Ave
del Amo Blvd
Thanksgiving Theme of Mormon Service at Long Beach Chapel
William A Teagarden high priest of Long Beach chapel reorganized church will use Thanksgiving as sermon topic for 7 30 am service Mary Rasmussen directs choir in Come Ye Faithful People Come Margaret Beltler sings offertory For the Beauty of the Earth Zion League conducts 2 pm service with talks and music Henry Pedersen is president and Ear Beltler sponsor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Teagarden
Long Beach Chapel
Church of Jesus Christ
Olive Avd
Mary Rasmussen
Weber
Margaret Beltler
Gounod
the & Pm
Zion League Group
Henry Pedersen
Ear Beitlers
Fellowship Group to Sponsor Carnival at Trinity Church
The Trinity United Presbyterian Church on Orange Ave and Del Amo Blvd hosts a church carnival today from 5 to 9 p.m. in the social hall under the Youth Fellowship group. Proceeds fund the new building project. A "Little Harvest Queen" will be chosen from girls seven and under. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity United Presbyterian Church
Orange Ave
del Amo Blvd
Youth Fellowship Group
Italy signals support for five power talks on Trieste crisis
Rome reports Italy embracing a positive constructive attitude toward a five power conference to settle the Trieste question. Prime Minister Giuseppe Pella presented Italy's position to ambassadors from the United States Britain and France, with talks described as encouraging. Britain and the United States had proposed Italy and Yugoslavia join in discussions as tensions rise over Zone A handover to Italy and troop withdrawals. Meanwhile unemployed Triestines march on city hall demanding relief increases, estimating 17,000 jobless amid 1000 civilian staff displaced by the Allied pullout and Zone A transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Trieste
Foreign Ministry
Giuseppe Pella
United States
Britain
France
T Tey
Trieste Free Territory
Pella
U. S
Clare Boothe Luce
Jacques Fouques Duparc
Ashley Clarke
Pellp
Yugoslavia
Triestini
E City
Rolla
Gianni
Bartoli
French Capture Dien Bien Phu Base in Indochina
French paratroopers and Vietnamese forces reportedly seized Dien Bien Phu, a key Vietminh base 180 miles west of Hanoi. Gen Rene Cogny said the victory provides a rallying center for Thai tribal fighters, protects Laik Chau, and offers a springboard toward Laos while severing Vietminh supply routes to the northeast and south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lien Bien Phu
Indochina
Vietminh
Dien Bien Phu
Hanoi
Rene Cogny
Laik Thau
Laik
Chau
Taree
Kingdom of Laos
Cagny
Nain
Woman Sprains Ankle After Bus Fall at Bellflower Entrance
Marjory R. Webber, 20, of 37 Eighth Street, suffered a badly sprained right ankle late Friday when she fell while alighting from a Long Beach City Lines bus at the Bellflower Boulevard entrance to the Long Beach Veterans hospital. She was taken to Community Hospital, treated, and released. Police report she claimed the bus started prematurely as she stepped off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory R. Webber
Eighth St
Long Beach City Lines
Bellflower Blvd
Long Beach Veterans Hospital
Flames Destroy 700 Baby Chicks in Garden Grove
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed 700 baby chickens and brooder houses at the Del Mar Miller chicken ranch, 9362 18th St in Garden Grove. Fire units from Midway City and Sno Gardens fought the blaze for 65 minutes, consuming 25 coops and feed. damage pegged at 570 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Grove
State Forestry Division
del Mar
U S to List Missing Gls ins Dead
The Pentagon plans to declare missing U S personnel in Korea presumed dead once a year elapses without new information. By January the Army will mark 400 more as dead, with Air Force units also preparing to declare many missing as dead while Navy and Marine totals remain unchanged.
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Washington—C
U.S
Korea
Pentagon
Air Force
Marine Corps
Navy
Defense Department
Trial of Swindling Charges Postponed
Arthur Warner aged 43 a former A Drive operator faces six counts of grand theft for allegedly taking money from servicemen and not delivering cars The trial was postponed Friday for lack of a courtroom and will resume Monday in Superior Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Warner
Warner
Turkey Market Panic Sparks Door Freebie Debacle
Sacramento area stores rushed to swap 4000 ice box doors for 4000 turkeys and drew long lines at 20 outlets. The giveaway aimed to 1000 birds but halted at 4000 as concerns over youngsters entering boxes grew. Joe Pultz said the stunt may have damaged the Thanksgiving turkey market while a dealer reported damaged refrigerators tied to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Gp.ie
Joe Pultz
Puliz
Allies accuse Reds of withholding POWs at Panmunjom
The Allies charged the Communists with withholding prisoners of war and urged immediate repatriation to Indian custody. Maj. Gen. J A Lacey pressed for open investigation as North Korea demanded return of three fugitives. Delays in interviewing Chinese and Korean prisoners persist amid stalled peace talks.
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Panmunjom
J. A. Lacey
Military Armistice Commission
Oan
Red Army
Lacey
Armistice Commission
ROK
Lee Sang Cho
Red
Aled
U. S
Arthur H. Dean
Missing Sitter Leads in Two States Fizzle
Hugo Oklahoma Choctaw Hartley case fades as a La Crosse Wisconsin missing sitter mystery misidentification emerges. A hotel clerk saw a photo of Evelyn Hartley and thought a registered guest resembled the missing La Crosse girl. Police later say the sighting did not confirm the Hartley identity, noting the woman was likely intoxicated and the sitter case remains unsolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
Noy
Ae Umaw
Wes Nee
Miss Hartley
la Crosse
Baby Atulbe
Hartley
McDonel
Technicality May Halt Trial of Santo and Miss Henson
The California Supreme Court will consider on December 1 a request to halt the murder trial of convicted killer Jack Santo and Harriet Henson for the Nevada City miner slaying. Santo and Emmet Perkins have been found guilty in the Burbank case. Attorneys argue the indictment was illegal due to the grand jury meeting with Sheriff Wayne Brown present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
State Supreme Court
Jack Santo
Harriet Henson
Nevada City
Calif
Miner
Santo
Emmet Perkins
Mabel Monahan
Burbank
Miss Henson
Wayne Brown
George W. Holes Jr
Perkins
Boles
Edmund Hansen
Brown
Japanese Fishermen to Be Released by Korea
More than 400 Japanese fishermen convicted of fishing in South Korean waters will sail home after serving prison terms. Earlier convicts were freed this week. The report notes the fishermen were arrested aboard seized boats and convicted for violating Korean waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusan
Korea
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