Africa myths debunked by explorer joseph hallet
Pat McDonnell reports at Edna Lillich Davidson’s Virginia Country Club salon on Jean Pierre Jallet’s critique of Africa’s legends. The piece highlights Hallet’s Congo work, mistreatment myths, 65 species near his home, and his 1960 art caravan to UCLA.
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Pat McDonnell
Africa
Jean Pierre Jlallet
Edna Lillich Davidson
Virginia Country Club
Tiun
Hallet
Congo
UCLA
Scholarships awarded at Adriai Department luncheon ceremony
Thell annual awards luncheon granted $2,500 among 20 students at the clubhouse on Third Street and Cerritos Avenue. Deans and campus officials introduced recipients from CSCLE LBEC LAC LBC BTC and other schools. Mrs. Henry Logan became Adrian chairman succeeding Mrs. Carl Wulfsberg, with officers Mrs. Robert Mulvey, Thomas Newton and Lloyd Greens.
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Adriai Department of Thell
Third Street
Cerritos Avenue
Henry Logan
Adrian
Willian Guyser
Ebell
Carl Wulfsberg
Mines
Robert Mulvey
Thomas Newton
Lloyd Greens
Social Scene Highlights From May Evening Festivities
Fashion notes describe chefs trading high hats for bowlers at a Queen Mary themed banquet near Los Alamitos Rio Course clubhouse on May 28. The event features Mary Lomboley birthday tributes, a guest speaker Sir Hilton R. Troisworthy, and plans for a festive night with Brit ish double deckers and red English taxis.
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Hollywood
San Diego
Los Alamitos Rio
Selemn
Banques
Scorelive Committee
Sidney Bishell
Hilton R. Troisworthy
Long Beach Junior Programs Close Season with Tom Sawyer
The Junior Programs of Long Beach will end their season with a performance of Tom Sawyer at Long Beach City College Auditorium at noon Saturday. The production is by Pasadena Playhouse Association Children's Theater directed by Buddy Youngreen.
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Sunior
Long Beach Wall
Long Beach City College Auditorum
Iran
Pasadena Playhouse Association Children's Theater
Buddy Youngreen
Coeds plan study abroad work assignments in Africa and Spain
Long Beach coeds Barbara Towner and Margaret Hunter prepare overseas programs during their college years. Towner, a Pomona senior in zoology, will spend a summer in Togo with African students on a community project under Operation Cross Roads Africa. Hunter, a Polytechnic High senior, will begin her freshman year at University of Salamanca Spain through the American Institute for Foreign Study, arranged by the Greenwich, Connecticut nonprofit.
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Miss Hunter
University of Salamanca
Spain
Christopher Columbus
Catherine B. Hunter
Gale Ave
American Institute For Foreign Study
Association of Students and Teachers
Greenwich
Conn
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de Sorbonne
South
Musso
Jean Pierre Hallet
Cal State
Long Beach
Karen Bomurian
Donald Correll
George Demos
California State College
Richard Fairchild
Long Beach City College Liberal Arts
Frederick Dow
Lecc Business and Technology
Correll Donald
Karen Tlomurian
Robert Millman
Jerome Klein
Paul O'Hearn
Cheryl Plunket
CSCLE
Earl Atwood
Susan Collins
Jack
Minsche
Ralph Middying
Joyce Morrison
Micro Siero
LBEC
LAC
Richard Rhea
Edward Cantu
Barbara Jamison
Geraldine McDonald
Davine Lent
LBC
Loretla Larson
Millikan
Cynthia Wulfsberg
Polytechnic
James Raines
Western High
LECE
College
Richard Fairchile
Richard Benson
Lecc Business Technology
Chuek Sunpauidt
Fred Dean
Bud Ridings
Lou Jobst
Dack Fee
Tie Chuckles
Mary Lomboley
Mary
Sterling O'Day
Guesis
Appleton Street
Che
Lakewood High School
Gene Collins
Jo Lippold
Ebony
Westminster
John Civick
Judy O'Byrne
Park Ave
Garden Grove
Jane
Joe
Long Beach Community Hospital
Los Alamitos
Harold Dukan
Reing
F. B. Mosher
Wallace Neumaier
Carleton Peters
R. E. Shoemaker
Albert de- Rian
William Powell
Alan Levy
Hideo Karatsu
Stephanie Swanson
Edward Shaw
John Coffee
Stedman Gould
John Huffman
Ed Tuszewski
Clinton Begelow
Leonard Haynes
Harold Kaiser
Arthur Doherty
Jack Stanley
Barbara Towner
Margaret Hunter
Jack LaLanne
Think Thin Center
Jack LA Lanne
Atlantic Ave
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