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Independent from Long Beach, California • 9

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Independenti
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Long Beach, California
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9
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I ft1- 'k' INDEPENDENT-PRESS-TEIEGRAM A-f Lmlmk cmi. Jry M. IMS Hrestontf HeSrestVcds Colif i A CARMEL (UPI The grand- daughter of 'the late Mtf.ahd Mrs. Harvey Firestone of daughter of the founder of FlresthnA Tire and Rubber Co. Lendy Steward Firestone, was aaartied-SaturdaytoJSamuel Cndt-Registerr-San Mated stockbroker.

t. LJ Akron, Ohio. Her parents ra Mr. FiwstdnapfLJiJiilla- A 36-yearofd Long Beach woman aturday wois' Firestone la the current pres- ident Of the ptiifornla branch -f. VK.

fU. .4284 Pepperwood Ave- wm com-peting in her l2th. derby. Sh had won. It fivertimeaasv pilot in 1953, 1955, 1956, and 1951 ahoco-plldled winnifia Wane-lejr sponsor is Belmont Aviation 1 The flight flying a-Beechhraft Bonanza, flew the race a tan average speedot 182miles per Thli average included time for jtartingthe 'engine and She.finL- ishedtheracedSminutes aheadof thrdeadllne.3- The bride, is.

the grand-'of the rubber company. jy -J. r- 1 v. 'T 5j 'Sr V- Sf. rf J1 -i 5 a-.

rc V' V- V. -iV 7 7 r- 7 7 tV 4- ar-' TVy. "5 i.j&r (uclierAHacIcr RumdrfdfSmtt on Red China WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Thomaa x-t i1 vi fe'r'" wissa 5 'K THE RACE started from Sarr Diegd last" SattirdayrThr winer is decided after the Ayr-I ing time required 'has been y4 computed, considering- the aircrafts capability! Seventy; it of the original 97 planes finished. Two otherCalu pilota were in top places at the end of the Irene LeYertonofNorth.Hollyi wood, finished -thirds Her Morrissey 2150 aircraft copiloted byTeckle of Palisades, -Last I a aid-Biturday-an effort will be made to have Qmsress opposition to admission of Communist China to-the United Nations PEUSIOilERy b'oeonr'sfioiu 4, Wfcit this aunt yaa caa aa -1 yaar iaHM aad Ram a THk MUKRNlS Df 10CI 1LPMB WKLPMB THAT TUB FOLLDWHM PR08A In a filmed program for lifornia television stations, there an '-disturbing and disquieting Rennedy-d- years winning leamJrene.

New feature ofthe Belmont Shore International Festival this yeaKwill be the childrens Pet and Costuipe Parade Saturday at p.ra. 7The Davis Jirls, Megan, 6, and bslie, 3, inform Debbie, their beagle, TtiTieAhanar event. is-now smcr for pinsioners. And wi oyoTe: nmi ttmmui Harm wmb wiw Nr imWcN ora. at MtiHin emM iwvlcai Nr OM Aaa SwarR MElBlaaN teallf lia HMaflAAe Aa recisienH win 9q mtwip ms mmcm Cara.

Trail Faaa fi cnp. Nra par Nr yaw ministration will change this country's position on Red MRS. FRANCES BERA WITH TROPHY PHONE NO APPOINIMENT NEEDED Hg Saundersv of El-Caonind June JXnrglas of West Palm Beach, were seccmd TEAMS members WMN yw.WMI Chinats soon 4 eg Congress adjourns 7J. rorrtnce; Rita Gibson and Eleanor Cowles, both of Long Iterance, L6uis Riggah, and Doris Eddy and Mary CaUsseauvJjOng Segundo; Dorothy Russell, Costa Mesa, and leura Coroner Meridah, Idaho; Kath-leen-Braiiewaite, El Segundb, and AUeedRckering.LM Angeles; Ruth NitzervPftlos Red' Kuchel as sefted Ts bitterly hostile the United States and to free ilea everywhere. She-assaulted Korea.7She- menaces TaiwanShe raped from'tiw'XbriBBeadi area; in-1 elude -Evelyn Long end-Marian Burke, of Sn Antonio.

Jean Rose, ana Elba Dedes, El 438 PINE GrtaaS Ptow Itoani lAJLtol PJL frw faikhc Pas Iris Park 7 Verdes, -mid Margaret Ross, Begch. r- Japanese dancers, Swedish 1 folKlancertr the United 1 w. Nations Girls, the South frisco Jazz band and the Burlap are amoogthe. entertainment groups who' will ap- "pear at the fotrr-day second annual BelmoiU Shore Jn-1 temationai Festival, starting July 19. Featured.

in sidewalk booths will be Japanese -r' i to 4.r -v mmX ini Lit.i rftk Oj 1 a- distraction J. b-. Swiss cheese, Irish coffee, and Swedish The entertainment will be presented at throughout the East Second Street area. ng will feature appearance of 20 International Beauty Qmgrest am- 7will be the future of the Iotematignal Premiere Thurs-(Iay St the Belmont Theater tolie attended by Mayor EdV. win'Wade and other Civic leaders.

t- "children lhider age, will begin arl p-mpSatf; Awards will be presented for. the mbst -nusual pet, best costumed child and pet, largest end smallest 27 pet and td the smallest child with peta. 4 1 AM AW jULiuNMki.NNJ Chuck Davis president of the Belmont Shore Association, invited all Long Beacli residents To en i- Joy thef unhand weektiif ctiyities-of the International Beauty Congresi- irz7 ,4 Found in Hill Oil Field i mi -S ft a shed owned by the DBM Qi Co. bn Galdya Avenue. -V-; The decomposed body of a man found under an oil-field pump abed In Signal Hill was identified Saturday as that of Merle Lester Lease, 55, an escapee 7irom Metropolitan StateHospitalacpordingJo S- R-yE'-W I J.

,1 y. 1 7 1 .1 III j-J 7 ..72. 7' i lx Giorgione Wort Goei to National Galleiyr LONDON (AP) A- The Na tional Gallery has. purchasier a work -by Giorgione, an Italian Renaissance master whose output was small and now-is extremely- expensive. Officers said tease escaped from the Norwalk hospital In April 'V 7 His body, wai found "under 1 1 -r 'ifs.

v-1 -j 4l V. 14 I J' -Red Heroins Dies! p. TOKYO AP) Communist China disclosed Saturday that -Howeverrthe price for Sun-iWith SI set Landscapd with St George St Anthony" was com-paratively London newspapers who was not named, sold It to the gallery, and deliberately kept mountaineers wh6 conquered 1.500-IMtuner Tiubie Tagh iq the Pangrs of tral Asia last'month died in theflescent the 'price down.The -exact I fM 9r ncr -v; can J. furffifijrHav0bjtingto montKror Mr. Carl tp spnng another 'iale-iwaf-iust1 ttJr- "W'l- awr.iT '7 LL -fA Vlrrikmi started in 1950 Has made- Lbng international centerof feminine -bcautyT-TThc Pageant washeld in 1952 andf was Immediatoljr eitoblished at the greatcst atid mbst publicized non-r -k 4-- -1; PoIrtTT I.

aSoulhiil Bach you'seanowpnces-ha melted tHis year! fiTfe'frall-this'vrvlC -fH- were ro Beauty Pageant; The 1961 Pageant- July 20 30 will easily! surpass all previous events. First. 'I'- 1 i 1 Hwy. t'f I navvy I ei VKJI BP IJWI 1 4 I 4-' a- Less glamorous, but equally been; the steady growth of the First National City Bank hat igrOwn total resources of approxi-matcly' 5 12,000, 000,00. Tbertrid-fashioned prixidple of fnendly personal service- has been an important reasonWhy not drop in and get acquainted with us? We're ready to provide all your banking' needs.

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