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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1957

Page

2

Citizen Morris Chooses United States Citizenship

World traveler Morris Medavoy, born in Shanghai and raised across 24 countries, has decided to become a United States citizen by age 18. He speaks Russian French Spanish and English, directed radio programs, and worked as a camp counselor for American youths. A Panther swimming team member, he views the U.S. as his home and asset to the country.

Morris Shanghai China Morrih United States Chile South America Min Barnes Java Madagascar Manila Panther Tiim Jordan Morris Medavoy

Saints Send 4 Senators to Congress

Saint Anthony's High School sent four students to a Los Angeles based Student Congress representing Long Beach. John Kinees Pat Hin Tom Keith and Fred Nichols joined other school members. The warmup session on February 3 at Mount Carmel High saw bills debated including abolishing the electoral college and severing diplomatic ties with France and England until reparations are settled following Eisenhower’s decline.

Saint Anthony's High School Fata Los Angeles Long Beach Tas John Kinees Pat Hin Tom Keith Fred Nichols Ms Gressman Mount Carmel Electoral College France England

College BID Holds Tour and Open Hours Event

Business and civic leaders attended a first annual open house at City College with a campus tour and a musical revue. Guests included Supt. Douglas A. Newcomb and Asst. Supt. George E. Dotson, while the Acacia quartet and Jordan Dixie Cats performed.

Firth City’ ‘College Business and Techmidtogy Institute Acacia Quartet Jordan Dixie Cats Douglas As Newcomb Asst George E. Dotson

Poly Scores High in Tests

Results of the first of a series of three spelling tests sponsored by the National Office Management Assn show 25 Poly students scored 100 percent and will receive certificates. The list includes Annalee Rutter Betty Michaelsen Mary Jeralds Carolle Wescoat Florence Davis Karen Haynes Noralee Owens Janice Kohn Mary Jessing Judy Preeser Lola Cabaniss Carol Renold Eva Bernabe Lynne LaBreaux Frances Fischer Nancy Kubo Mary Penenik Carol Strieger Sharon Torgerson Linda Starley Phyllis Horn Dyanne Arbogast Althie Bremer Barbara Flint Marcia McAtee.

National Office Management Asst Poly Annalee Rutter Betty Michaelsen Mary Jeralds Carolle Wescoat Florence Davis Karen Haynes Noralee Owens Janice Kohn Mary Jessing Judy Preeser Lola Cabaniss Carol Renold Eva Bernabe Lynne LaBreaux Frances Fischer Nancy Kubo Mary Penenik Carol Strieger Sharon Torgerson Linda Starley Phyllis Horn Dyanne Arbogast al' Thie Bremer Barbara Flint Marcia McAtee

Wilson GAA Elects New Executive Board

Wilson GAA recently elected a new executive board. After the board selects new committee chairmen they will begin their terms on the announced start date.

Wison GAA

Gwen Newton Named Chief Editor of Poly High Life

Gwen Newton is named editor in chief of Poly High Life as the paper appoints a new roster of editors and staff for the coming term. The installation banquet is planned for June with Nat society editor and Val White named vice presidents and a full slate including managing editor Sharon Oakleaf and other officers.

Jeditor High Life Poly Gwen Newton Goldblatt Val White Sharon Oakleaf Presmerly Vicki Toutz Sandra Bud Ing Brenda Crabnick Coula Tree Judy Paulos Hicks Dot Reid Page Two

Teens Learn To Write Invitations For Party Dates

A dated advice piece guides teen girls on writing letters and invitations to boys for a party. It suggests casual chats or phone calls, starting with Dear, signing with Sincerely, and hints at timing reminders. It also advises that invitations should come from the host and to avoid inviting with others’ dates without proper invitation.

Elinor Jetters Bob Linda Betsy Williams

Students Talk at Two Lions Club Lunches

Six Poly students were chosen to speak before Signal Hill and Downtown Lions Club chapters after winning the Poly Lions Club speaking contest. Judges Marc Ross and Sam Siriani picked the speakers with eight alternates. Contestants vie for 2500 in prizes. all six will receive trophies.

Poly Sig Hill Downtown Lions Club Marc Ross Sam Siriani Bob Connell Harry McDean Janet Helms Signal Hill Wedness Buzz Davidson Jim Emerson Nancy Kubo Marty McNair Phil Spelens

Millikan Vies in Journalism Tournament at West Chester High

Millikan Corydon media staff compete in the sixth annual National Association of Journalism Directors contest at West Chester High School. Judges are professional newspaper staff from area papers. Ed Rapoport and Dave Radford hold top editorial roles as staff vie for honors with new writers joining the Corydon team.

Milikan Corydon Westchester High School National Association of Journalism Westchester Corydon Ed Rapoport Dave Radford Shirley Barger Maranna Barker Walt Park Sandy Pettebone Judy Sennett Jim Hanchett Jonell Larson Sue Scott Jo-anne Wijsems Ethel Gelfand Bob Cherleton

Wilson Thespians Plan Fresh Play and Elections

Wilson Thespians outline new officer slate led by Kon Hogue and Mary Abbott. Plans include two formal initiations, skit rehearsals for Athens to Broadway, and an annual amateur performance by drama classes. A joint meeting with Millikan clubs discusses "Mr. Barry's Etchings" to be presented March 29 and 30.

Wilson Thespians Prexy Kon Hogue Veep Mary Abbott Tyra Kent Barbara Loschee Pat Dunavan Art ‘Lederman Athens Broadway Stu

Organize American Field Service Chapter By Bobture

AFS chapter forms from a nucleus of club members focusing on recreation and sightseeing for foreign students. The group aims to orient and assist foreign students through outings and activities while fostering ties with European contacts and local clubs.

American Field Service Representa Europe Landes Dick Wilgonisi Hopkins Terese San AFS Chez Dave’ Pitt Frank Tion Santa Monica Wilson Puepose Sumer APS Art’ Lederman Jenmuladen Rob' Tork

Snow Falls in Midwest East Wet With Light Snow and Rain

A national weather summary notes most precipitation in the eastern third of the United States with a belt from the Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley and southern Atlantic coast. Light snow falls in the Great Lakes and northern Ohio Valley, while rain and light drizzle affect other regions including Southern California and the Dakotas. A cold air surge moves southeast across the plains toward Colorado and Northern Texas.

Associated Press Great Lakes Ohio Valley South Atlantic Appalachians Lower Michigan Upper Michigan California Dakotas Minnesota Plains Wisconsin Washington Colorado Texas

Truman to Address Jewish Leaders on Israel Bond Drive

Former President Truman speaks to about 4,000 Jewish leaders in Miami tonight, inaugurating the 1957 Israel bond drive with a goal of at least 75 million dollars. Eddie Cantor, celebrating 65, to be honored at a preaddress dinner with toastmaster George Jessel and a lineup of entertainment stars. Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz warns Israel faces jeopardy in economic progress due to Middle East tensions and reduced U.S. aid after the Egypt invasion.

Miami Beace Truman Middle East United States Canada Eddie Cantor Cantor George Jessel Jimmy Durante Shelley Winters Nat Cole Joe E. Lewis Hal March Gloria Dehaven Roberta Sherwood Joseph J. Schwartz Merning Israel U.S Egypt

Truman Happy Margaret's First Baby Due in June

Margaret Truman and Clifton Daniel expect their first child in June. The couple, living in Manhattan, have not publicly announced details, while President Truman vacationed in Florida and the couple remains in seclusion at their new apartment.

Margaret New York Margaret Truman Daniel Zebulon N. C E. C. Daniel E. Clifton Daniel Truman New York Times United Press Clifton Swe Florida Manhattan

Rich Len Home Stock Wiz Frets Over Report Card

Lenny Ross, 21, financial expert and TV quiz winner, arrived home from New York more concerned with his school report card than the $164,000 he earned on two quiz shows. He asked his father about grades before discussing his winnings. Ross had previously won $64,000 on The $64,000 Challenge and $100,000 on Tag, Big Surprise.

Tuiunga Lenny Ross Jtoday Tycoon New York Lenny American Airlines William Ross CBS Alice Morgan Rhode Island NBC

Water Suit Ruling Could Affect California Colorado River Case

Special Supreme Court Master Simon H Rifkind scheduled a ruling for Monday that could limit California arguments in the Colorado River water dispute with Arizona. Arizona challenged California exhibits and pressed for a ruling on prior rights while California dropped testimony on river uses from 1890 to 1922. Imperial Irrigation District engineer M J Dowd testified levees on the river below the Mexican border prevented the river from flooding the Imperial Valley.

San. Francisco Supreme Court Simon H. Rifkind California Colorado Simon Arizona Colorado River Rifkind M. J. Dowd Imperial Irrigation District Mexican Imperial Valley

Thieves Build Road to Remove Boiler in Butte Creek Plant

In Oroville Sheriff Larry Gillick reports thieves used an acetylene torch to cut a nine ton boiler from the Butte Creek Rock Plant and then built a road behind the plant to haul away the pieces.

Oroville Larry Gillick Butte Creek Rock

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