Desert Sentinel from Desert Hot Springs, California • Page 2

Pagre 2 THE SENTINEL 3, 1960 'AROUND THE Adele Green, DHS resident and world traveler, is shown at Calle, Columbia, while touring South America via Grace Airlines. She is showing a film, "Around the World Xvitli Norman Rockwell," in "stretch-tfie-dollar" campaign for DHS Women's Club. 'AROUND THE WORLD' MOVIE SET FOR WOMEN'S CLUB MARCH 8 Open to the public, adults only, with no admission charge, on Tuesday, March 8, at 3:30 p.m., a colored movie will be shown, with appropriate music, entitled "Around the World with Norman Rockwell." The board of education of Palm Springs Unified School district allowed the use of the recreation room of the Desert Hot Springs School for the viewing of this educational as well as colorful picture. Principal Joseph R. Karvyia, in spite of limited leisure time, has volunteered to operate the movie projector.

The Pan American World Airways System has loaned this outstandingly delightful film for this entertainment. Each member of the Women's Club has asked to take one of her dollars and "stretch it" to make money toward the purchasing of a site for a building for the club. This is Mrs. Adele Green's project toward that end. Her hobby Is travel.

She has made a trip around the world, was in Nepal, India for the King's Coronation in 1957, toured all around South America, wintered In Mexico and Central America, summered in Alaska, vacationed on several occasions in Europe, motored from Cape Breton Island, Newfoundland across Canada to Jasper Park and Vancouver and through every state in the union. She is currently booked to fly from New York July 1 to join a party an safari from Nairobi, Kenya Into Uganda and the Belgian Congo, then to tour East and South Africa. While living on the east coast she gave travel talks to such organizations as political clubs, Women's Clubs, American Legion posts, church auxiliaries, and educational groups. After the movie, those wishing to make a silver contribution) to The Women's Club will find donation boxes at the exits. Dr.

Jack R. WASHBURN Optometrist 145 N. San Gorgonio Ave. BANNING GUESTS HERE Ed and Mary Krause, brother and sister-in-law of Pauline Hudson, stopped at the Miracle Man or on their way back to Janes ville, from a three week stay in Mexico. Talk On UFOs Set At Resort In keeping with a recent United Press report on an Air Force directive on Unidentified Flying Objects as "serious business," Dr.

John W. Hopkins, Ph.D., will speak on "America's Future and the Flying Saucer," Friday, March 11, 8 p.m., at the Palm Springs Women's club house, 314 S. Cahuilla Rd. In a story released Feb. 27, the United Press said, "The Air Force has sent its commands a new warning to treat sightings of Unidentified Flying Objects as 'serious business' directly related to the nation's defense.

An Air Force spokesman confirmed issuance of the directive after parts of it were made public by a private 'Flying Saucer' research group." According to the UP story, "The Air Force has investigated 6312 reports of UFOs since 1947, including 183 during the last six months of 1959." "Giant-Rock" Dr. George Van Tassel's desert's flying saucer "area, adjacent to this community, Dr. Hopkins' lecture comes as a timely subject of particular interest to desert dwell- THE DESERT SENTINEL A I A I I A AfflLIAJE MEMBER Published every Thursday at 13-163 Palm Drive, Desert Hot Springs, by Morlc C. Green and Mabel K. Green.

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Dr. Hopkins will answer the question as to whether "we are being watched and ruled by other worlds." The famed doctor is no "fly by night" lecturer. He has been president of Williams College, Berkeley, for more than 22 years. As a graduate of Drake University he holds the Phi Beta Kappa, honorary scholastic fraternity key as well as Phi Sigma, honorary language fraternity. He graduated a Doctor of Philosophy in 1940 and is listed in America's exclusive Blue Book.

Dr. Hopkins is northern vice president of a National Saucer organization and well informed on various aspects of this challenging subject so frequently discussed although the latest Air Force statement issued a month ago, said, "no physical or material evidence, not even a minute fragment of a so-called flying saucer, has even been found." MEETING SET Shadow Mountain Gem and Mineral Society will hold Its next meeting Friday, March 4 at 8 p.m., in the Cathedral City Town Hall. The program for the evening will be "Minerals of California" from the California Federation Collection. "This should be a very Interesting show," members report. "All persons Interested in the hobby of rock- hounding are welcome." FLAG RAISERS Doing the honors at the flag raising ceremony during a recent meeting of the Parent's Guild honoring Boy and Girl Scouts, Cubs and Brownies were these Scout members, left to right: Gay Zittercob, fifth grade sergeant-at-arms; Julie Now- fifth grade president; April Miller, sixth grade president; Bonnie Quick, sixth grade secretary.

Skits were given by Cub and Boy Scouts. Mrs. Verna Murphy, Girl Scout neighborhood chairman, told of the need for second, third and fourth grade Brownie mothers. H. "Prbsky; cubmastcr, told of the need for den mothers for that groitp.

DHS Girl Scouts Mark 'Birthday' Girl Scouts of Desert Hot Springs will celebrate the organization's 48th birthday the week of March 6 through 12. March has been designated as "Girl Scouting Month" throughout the United States. Robinson's In Palm Springs, will devote a window display to Include DHS Troop 12 Girl Scout sand paintings. Six Girl Scouts from Troop 12 waited on tables at the recent International Festival: Judy Truax, Pat Pagan, Bunny Hurd, Patti Carroll, Randa Jacobson and Gay Zittercob. FESTIVAL POSTERS WINNERS NAMED.

Women's Club of Desert Hot Springs has announced the winners of last week's International Festival postei" contest to be: Kenneth Gunn, first prize, with a special award to Jackie Quick; Randa Jacobson, second; Danny Werner, third, and a special award for originality to Pat Pagan. There were 15 posters made by the school children of Desert Hot Springs. All posters were placed on display prior to the event, and adjudicated the week the Festival opened at town hall. Want ads axe efficient, economical and effective. A IRVING TREIGER, M.D.

Formerly Ass't. Professor in Internal Medicine and Cardiology at Univ. of Illinois (Rush Med.) will resume his full time active practice in INTERNAL MEDICINE AND CARDIOLOGY at 12-201 Cactus, cor. Acoma, DHS Phone: FA 9-5180 (Day and Night) HOURS BY APPOINTMENT a I I EVERYBODY'S TALKING ABOUT THE i I New Highlander SADDLE dDtl SlfeLOIN I I The Desert's Most Beautiful Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge I I I COCKTAIL HOUR ALL DRINKS 50 COMPLIMENTARY HOT AND COLD HORS D'OEUVRES 4 to 6 o'clock PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD NATIONALLY FAMOUS FOR FINE FOOD Daily Deluxe Dinners Served From 5 o'clock Coffee Shop Open From 10 A.M. Serving Breakfast and Lunch Reservations Phone FA 9-5661 i i i i 68-250 Hacienda DHS I I I I I.