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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1957

Page

11

Camp Stew Under Pine Campfire In Oregon Backcountry

In southeastern Oregon a mountain camp tale describes improvised stew made over a campfire using scraps, meat, and creek water. Malcolm Gillespie and John Wyatt, sons of luxury, cook for a rugged safari, overcoming cold nights and primitive gear as they reach the Dead Horse Creek area for a wilderness stay.

Eer Malcolm Eplef Desmonss Creek Oregon Mildred Planay Puis Logan Jackson Reno Virgil Gillespie John Wyatt High Desert Gillespie Wyatt Luuxury Deadhorse Creek Dairy Creek Gilespie Que Coleman Stoye Bro. Wyatt

40 Men and 8 Horses Parade for World War I Replica Displays

Veterans to parade Tuesday night in a World War I replica of locomotives and boxcars carrying 40 men or horses. The event includes bands and comedy units and precedes the state American Legion convention at Muminibal Authorium. Charles P. Berryessa of San Mateo arrives at 4 p.m. with Harbor Voiture 3262 hosting, and Theodore Bowen and E. Parada chair the convention.

Octan Blyd American Ave Srd St Pine Ave Orean Blyd Charles P. Berryessa Sar Mateo Lanz Beach Will Ith Theodore Bowen Convertion E. Parada

Two Top Emcees Chosen for Miss Universe Pageant

Long Beach will stage Miss Universe events with two top emcees. Ta Honnesay and Dave Bary join as masters of ceremonies at the July pageant opening in Veterans Memorial Stadium. Oscar Meinhardt, pageant executive producer, promises a higher energy opening and a “big brother” role for Honnesay. The event benefits the Long Beach Elks Cerebral Palsy Fund, featuring Elks bands and a dramatic globe ceremony led by Miss Universe Carol Morris. Natalie Lueck of Wisconsin and Gerti Daub of Germany are named finalists, with Philippines representative Annie Corrales among the entrants.

America Laitiers Municipal Ta Honnesay Dave Bary Veterans’ Memorial Stadium Hennessy Oscar Meinhardt Mal Meinhardt Long Beach Elks Lodge California Elky Lodge Avill Pee Ee Carol Morris Natalie Lueck Two Rivers Wis Wisconsin Ripon College Gerti Daub Hamburg Germany West Germany Baden Baden Miss Daub Annie Corrales Manila Philippines Miss Corrales

Two Tankers Held in Port by Strike of Engineers

Two large Pacific Coast Transport Company tankers were anchored in Los Angeles harbor today held by a week long strike by the Radio Operators Union and the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association. Four minor tankers cleared port before the strike spread. Union officials said those ships would be involved on arrival at American ports. The unions demand parity with other U S operators, including 41 percent wage and overtime increases plus two months vacation and other benefits. the company offers 6 percent wage and overtime increase with no change in benefits. The Federal Mediation Service is trying to resume negotiations.

Los Angeles United States Federal Mediation Service

Large crowds cool off at Long Beach beaches on Sunday

More than 200,000 people visited Long Beach on Sunday to enjoy the shore and offshore breezes. Water temperature was recorded at 68 degrees as visitors sought relief from the heat.

IL. B Parsons Long Beach

Cash Stolen At Oceanfront Market In Naples

A bank bag containing 120 dollars in change was reported stolen from a counter drawer at Naples Grand Market on the ocean front 2nd Street. Lifeguards rescued nine people from trouble in the area and the air temperature at Raine von Pier lifeguard station was about 80 degrees.

Colorado Lazcanain _Llantitos Bay Trdue Naples Grand Market Carl D. Williams The Raine von Pier

Boating Accidents Injure Four At Local Waters

Four people were injured in separate boating incidents Sunday around local waterfronts. Phillip L. Caldwell, 15, was hit by a boat propeller while swimming near his Toledo home and required 13 stitches for head wounds. Susan E. Saunders, 19, of Inglewood, fell from a boat at Marine Stadium and received knee treatment. Norman Covey, Inglewood, was aboard the same boat when a deck mishap cut his right arm. William W. Holbrook, 26, of Los Angeles, injured by a windshield slash, received care at Seaside Hospital. A trailer hitch fell on one-year-old Craig Crossland at Marine Stadium.

Phillip L. Caldwell Eit Toledo Iit Community Hospital S.A. Kaito Susan E. Saunders Inglewood Matine Stadium Norman Covey Inglewood A Ee Widltam W. Holbrook Jbos Angeles Sagnolia Ave Seaside Hospital Marine Stadium Craig Crossland

Long Beach Exchange Club Tops Honors at Fresno Convention

The Exchange Club of Long Beach won the outstanding club of the year award at the California Exchange Clubs convention in Fresno. The club also secured the site for the 1958 Exchange convention. Milo Dick led the Downtown Long Beach club delegation, with Foss McKee, Will Winston, and Eric Nord. Long Beach clubs were praised for community service, scholarships, student awards at five schools and City College, and Boy of Month and Boy of the Year programs. Fred Buemaster was elected state president, LeRoy Lehman as vice president. Ed Whittemore of the downtown club was named one of three outstanding membership chairmen in the state.

Long Beach State Long Beach State College The Exchange Club of Long Beach Exchange Clubs of California Fresno Fred Buemaster San Bernardino LeRoy Lehman San Francisco Cluir Milo Dick Foss McKee Will K. Winston Eric Nord Coveleg Fla Jaco]blen City College Long Beach Boys Ed Whittemore Downtown Club

Cheesecake Magazine Heist Reported in Florida

A burglar stole two years back issues of a cheesecake magazine from Lauren Proctor at 3560 Allen in Florida. The thief left $20 in cash on a dresser undisturbed, and the incident was reported to police today.

Lauren Proctor Alen

Airport Shows Sizable Profit in Latest Audit

City Auditor Mangell reported Long Beach airport operations yielded a substantial revenue surplus for the year, marking the first time a meaningful excess over expenses occurred. Revenues rose to 174,994.92 with expenses at 143,755.03 after deductions for service fees. Fixed assets totaled 4,641,008.67, including equipment up 49,335.90.

Long Beach Munigips Aip Mangell Renue Mangell 'Sal

Methodist Posts for Area Filled by Bishop Kennedy

Two new ministers and several associates received appointments across Long Beach area churches at the Southern California Arizona annual conference closing in Redlands. Kenneth Criswell takes Moore Memorial. Solomon Munoz named pastor of Listen American. Howard Butterfield and Paul McCauley named associates. James Netley moves from Long Island with James Roberts as assistant at California Heights. Additional assignments include Redondo Beach First Waller White. San Pedro Birt Beers. Balboa Island Harry Rasmus. Costa Mesa Clifford Fugate. Downey Fred Wilde. Gardena Robert Young. Huntington Beach Wintersturg. Laguna Beach Donald Cummings. La Habra James Dinkel. La Mirada John Harper. La Punta Powell Green. Santa Ann Spurgeon Memorial James Wiggins with associate.

Long Berth Methodist Gerald HH. Kennedy Southern California-Arizons Redlands Long Beach Redondo Beach

L B English Bulldog Sweeps Harbor Cities Show

Champion Kippax Fearnought, a 4-year-old English bulldog owned by Dr. John A. Saylor, dominates the Harbor Cities Kennel Club Dog Show. The dog, retired by its owner for two years, previously won best dog in show at the New York Westminster Kennel Club.

Ken Knight John A. Saylor Pepperwood Ave Harbor Cities Kennel Walter A. Wilson van Nuye Kay Emm Oy Ate Aml Prosyer Oy Angeles Cre al Duke Rexford English Springer Weimarainer Silly Cgrasture Germin Val Atom A. Fifpointer D. J. Wiliams Silxwood el Monte Wire Fox Dmzo Memory Orkney Fi Terrier Eng Sunny Brook Settee Wyidwest van Nuys Arthur Davidsons Pasadena Darkim Typhoon Cloud Mra Sea‘lan Angeles Novine Ard Cindy Lassar Fate Jonnaca Pra Clam Clarbeilh'x Coppers Prince Fox of Wandi Ais Terudin Tazio

Thieves Cart Away Liquor From Easles Lodge

Thieves entered Easles Lodge at 317 E Broadway Sunday night, climbed the fire escape, and forced a rear window to steal liquor valued at $821. They pried open the stair room door and escaped the way they came.

Bushsats E. Broadway

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