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Los Angeles Evening Citizen News from Hollywood, California • 3

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I CITIZEN-NEWS Saturday March 16 1957 Parking Lot Operators Given Chance to Reply Private parkins lot operators report on parking lot operations were influenced by what they ROAMING AROUND With AUSTIN CONOVER to a portion of the press in Feb- read and heard Councilman Edward R- Roybal who sponsored the survey hich led to the move for city regulation of parking lots said this statement was "a change for ruary although the operators and the City Council did not get the report until March 5 He said since the rejease date he and Rex Link chairman of a research committee had been! preparing detailed answers and wanted time to give the answers to the committee and tha public Holland promised the public of Pershing Square garage told hearing but said he set the committee "it is not nqpes-the dste until he consulted withjsary to regulate us as public Councilman Timberlake chairman of the Council's com-1 Nunn aaid there were ordi-mitteeon industry and transpor- nances on the city books which tation provided sufficient regulation Enlish'said that as a result of land asked the committee to charges aired in the City Council study them and then demand against the operators "there has I their enforcement making any been a tremendous amount ofj changer they thought might be from patrons who necessary 1 Nixon Given Warm Rome Welcome ROME UP Vice President Nixon arrived today for a 72-hdur visit in Rome the only European stop of his goodwill tour to Africa During his stay in the Italian capital Nixon will with President Giovanni Gronchi Premier Antonio Segni and other' Italian officials The Vice President and his wife will be received by Pope Pius XII in private audience tomorrow Premier Segni headed a large group of Italian officials who greeted Nixon as he stepped from his plane at Rome's Ciampino Airport' Nixon said Yit brought "a salute and the affection of President Eisenhower and the US people to the government and people of The Vice President was understood to be 'highly pleased at having won endorsement in principle from Lobyan Prime Minister Mustafa Ben 'Halim of the Eisenhower Middle East doctrine Ben Halim told a formal dinner last night in Tripoli that his country abhors international communism Nixon visited Libya prioqf to flying to Rome Alter leaving Italy Nixon will nfake a final stop in Tunisia before returning to Washington March 21 MERRIMENT Mickey piper Pat Gandy piper and step dancer and Bill step dancer and jig specialist (1 to r) will entertain at the St Day Grand Ball tomorrow night in the Park Manor ballroom SHAMROCKS IN BLOOM Why Lockheed Is Building Turbo Jet Douflii Boeing and Convalr are in 9 -race to capture the jet airliner' business Why isn't Lockheed making a straight jet airliner? That question was asked at the North Hollywood Lions Club Wallace Raabe Lockheed public relations representative replied: is building a turbo-prop airliner A turbo- prop is a jet engine connected to a propeller "Lockheed seriously considered entering the straight jet airliner field but a survey showed us that 85 per cent of the daily air line flights within the' US 'are less than 500 miles It is not economical to use a jet airliner for such short hops "As a result Lockheed is building a turbo-prop airliner the Elect Other facts brought out by Raabe included the importance of mall business to Lockheed "We have 7000 suppliers" he said "Eighty-two per cent of these have less than 500 He showed a film of the FI 04 Starfighter which is so fast that it can overtake and pass a 15-inch shell in mid flight Jerome Johnson who introduced Raabe has been with Lockheed 17 years Roy M- Cooley insurance broker and club president announced that his fellow Lions and their wives will make their annual trip to the Nursery School for the Visually Handicapped on May 13 The club gives the net proceeds from its salvage shop operation to the schooL The shop is located at 10914 'Magnolia North Hollywood and is in need especially of articles of furniture and hardware All of tha Lions have contributed to the -current North Hol- lywood sustaining membership drive according to Vic Holtby banker In order to increase the club's community sendee the Lions launched a- membership drive this week North Hollywood is the home of the Lions zone chairman Jay Page' manufacturer's repre-: sentative He -will serve as master of ceremonies at the-Valley regional meeting -of Lions Student Speakers Contest March 25 Is Los Angeles' ready for major league basebrill? "Yes! replied Al Redlger furniture merchant "bring major league ball here and you'll see a pick up in osseball attendance" Wardell Wjllis hearing aid merchant commented! "I can't iiiciviiami vviiiiicmcu a van Jayne Mansfield's Mate Gets Divorce in Dallas A St Patrick Events Get Under Way Day Early I heard it the other way around with the attendants abusing the Ben Nunn secretary4treasurer I- awards the third national telecast and the first In color The unwieldy banquet of previous years has been abandoned for presentation in an NBC studio in Burbank Desi Arnaz will handle festivities here Phil Silvers will be in charge of the Eastern portion originating in Colonial Theater in New York CURRENT EVENTS TOMORROW I Lm AihIh r-aatr Kamaa-I pa: I Exposition Park Vivlka and Otto Helno speckrrs on Fln-nUh Caramlci" I chamber 'mu-1 ale procram -Molina IlHaote Clab noon Alhambra Park I Taraata Laa Aacalaa Social pm 1S4M Pco Blvd: aualllarT of I Uie City of Hope Initallatloa of officer failed Jewish 1 pm: Anbaus-dor Hotel Judcc Emanuel! Halve speaker MONDAY i (Al) meetlnaa at neon unleu otherwise stated) Baebetere and Baehelaiatt'ee Beaad Dense pm: Le Conte Junior Hlsh Med McMasters instructor Beverly Hilla Hotair Beverly Hill Hotel Harold Mansfield speaker Air i Rarbsat Hl-lt 14JS Olive Creaahdw Beta re M4 Crenshaw Lee Aairin Parrheanalytis Seclely 1:11 pm 7 MO Beverly Blvdri Dr Leo Ran cell speaker "Bucceu That Alla" Optlndst Mama Meetins-i-1 pm SHT Picueroa St board Of directors msetinr Parkview Commaally pm SIS Commonwealth Are Mick Milner Valcato' BramMla Shirley Kramer aad Barer Zink antertainins-1 Kaneh Park Klwania Kanche Park Clubhouses Searchers I pm Plummer Put Dr Lord presiding Jtocar Noble Burnham speaker Stadia City Salary pmi ISIS Btaks-bury Sherman Oaks: Inter-city meet: Allin Dakin speaker Telaea Lake Bailee's Tel aee Universal Optimiete US Miver- side Dr ecu Waters pm Hoorn 1T Business Administration Bldg: Fred of ceremonies will be given another chance' to tell their side of the dispute over prices charged in downtown Los Aageles A public hearing was held in the City Council's chambers yesterday afternoon on jhe proposal to regulate parking Idts as public utilities i It was decided to1 hold another hearing probably following-he April 2 primary election after Matt English vice president inf Walt's Auto Parks said bpeni-tors had not been given ala opportunity to reply to varipsis charges English asked 'for additional time after Councilman oh nig-Holland limited the operators an hour Holland who acted as chairman of the joint committee session put the time-limit! on because of the lateness of the hour of starting the discussion A disr pute over the police and fire pension program occupied the committee during the early 1 part of the afternoon English said the operators "haverueen insulted and castigated in the press and other news media without opportunity to reply' He said the bureau of off-street Sparking had Released its DISEASE ALERT UCLA Group Experiments With Magnet Troubled -organa of the body may be able to send out distress signals with the help of tiny electromagnets long before external symptoms appear The technique may also determine the effect of therapy on a diseased organ This' is the hope of research reported before the National Biophysics Conference in Columbus by researchers Dr Alexander Kolin Dr Nicholas Assail Georgfe Herrold and Roderick Jensen of UCLA Dr Kolin described experiments in which electromagnets about the size of the tip of your little finger were implanted experimental qnimals The magnet is part of an electromagnetic system that also includes two pick-up electrodes contacting the artery which is placed between the poles of the magnet The system serves as a flow meter picking up electrical sig-nals-induced in the moving blood Signals are carried by wire to a recording system The response of an organ to a great variety of factors is in many instances correlated with changes in flood flow to the organ Dr Kolin pointed out Such changes however slight can be measured with the electromagnetic technique Thus trouble in a particular organ or beneficial effects of drugs on a diseased one might be spotted long before clinical symptoms appear Experimental -records show definite patterns in response to various stimuli For example smelling food makes a character- istic increase in flood flow The Duluth-Superior twin harbors on Lake Superior move and receive more tonnage during an eight-month shipping season than any ether prat in the world except New York COVETED TROPHY This is one of the Emmy awards to be given top TV performers tonight in a program on NBC-TV (KRCA) at 9 'tonight Model-actress Nancy French of New York deliver envelopes with names of winners to i presenters in the NY part of the show holds an Emmy TV Awards Show onight 1 DALLAS Tex The for-mer husband of bosomy Jayne Mansfield says he take her back even I if he had the opportunity That was the comnent of Paul Mansfield alter he was granted a divorce yesterday which takes immediate effect Curvaceous Jayne won a 1956 divorce: in California that '(becomes effective next Oct 23 Jayne not in court The divorce'here was granted by Thornton who pointed oUt CPITPRE FOR SPAIN UCLA to Aid In Madrid Education Plan The Spaniards who were the first to bring learning and culture to California are now having the favor returned The University of California's board of regents has entered into an 18-riionth contract with the United States International Cooperative Administration to provide technical advice arid assistance to help Spain develop a graduate school of business administration and industrial management in Madrid The announcement was made yesterday by Dean Neil Ja-cody and Acting Dean George Robbins Financing' will be by the federal government the deans said Dr Wayne UCLAs adviser in Spain willbe joined by three other American taculty members to teach during the fall semester and during the 1958 spring semester Dr Malcolm Heslip lecturer in business administration on the UCLA campus is in charge of the project as co-ordinator of home and field staff activities Two Spanish faculty members from Madrid Prof' Ignacio de Cuadra'of the University of Ma-' drid ami 'Ceasar Bonete chief engineer of the National Institute of Aeronautics are studying at UCLA preparatory to their return to Spain wearin" of the green this weekend in Hollywood in its Los Angeles environs and the nation Bad to- anyone caught wearing anything of orange hue He might land up in a Donney-brook with shellalahs coming 1 from all directions That giean you have to substitute green tea for blackL or lime -juice for orange juice The Irish both Emerald Isle ould sod and transplanted are broadminded- One major celebration for Ireland's patron saint gets under way tonight at the Biltmore where the' Ancient Order of Hibernians will dance Actor Dan CHerlihy- will receive the Irish screen and television- award at the dance Other award winners will include Dennis Day Maureen O'Hara Barry Fitzgerald and Dorothy Malones Tomorrow the 17th of Ireland as it has been termed is the big day- The Hibernians will lunch at the Biltmore Attorney Joe Scott the "old Faithful" will be principal speaker and he is well known for his gift in words old Gaelic or otherwise The event will be Boston they have St Patrick Day parades Monday a solemn high mass honoring the feast day of St Patrick will he celebrated at St Vibiana Cathedral The event of that night will be a banquet to be given by the friendly sons of St Patrick at the California dub Sen Joseph Kennedy of Massachusetts will be speaker at the mguet th Eyes control 80 per cent of a actions Yet seeing con-j sumes only 25 per cent qf the energy his body generates 1 CYCLING EI-via Presley: hasn't entirely -abandoned his four Ckdillacs 'and Messersehmftt in favor of the bicycle but he finds the bicycle handy for trans- Liza both Scott arid i himself to and from sound- stages at Paramount Studioa where he's making "Loving 4 that "Mr Mansfield is a very attractive- Mansfield in his petition said his wife went "into the motions picture business causing -neglect and bringing about words and deeds leading to an intolerable court awarded her 'custody of: their daughter Jayne Marie The couple was married in 1950 The actress obtained her -decree in California on grounds of -extreme mental cruelty Robert Burns Funeral Slated Funeral services for-Robert' Emmett Burns 72 who played movie cowboy roles-will be held at 2:30 Monday -afternoon in' Pierce Bros North Hollywood Mortuary Cahuenga and Victory boulevards Hedied Thursday' Mr Bitf-ns who resided al 4642 Forman Ave North Hollywood was a cowboy in Wyo- ming in his -youth He leaves the widow Julia and two mar-' ried daughters SEE IT TO DAY DmHy Mfscyk AfarsB M4ttt California International PILOWGR a SHC17 'f AU MDOORSf HOLLYWOOD PARK INOLKWOOD Hourt It: It AM Is AM Sm PcrsiM Altec Jwtntu tr- MM WorlS bf Paiint cdcrfbi rive tfopicei bifM hi ivosle icctici tbcuMcM sf crehiSA hi Internet ienal Hall: tarSatt MMria Frrt Taylor Krari MoMrator jSi omt ffca2 bl A THE PIPES WILL' PLAY Sean Mor Rice above) piper and manager of the Muintir Na Tire People of the Land the Irish Pipers and the other 15 members of the group will pipe at the St Day ball tomorrow night in the Park Manor a iw ungcii cvcui win uc see the taxpayer financing the i grand ball at 'the Hollywood At tne Hollywood Roosevelt Roosevelt tomorrow night with Max Dean resident manager- of Statler Hotel as emcee the guests will see ant Hawaiian colleen do a hula version of the Irisly jig How that's accomplished well have to be there The colleen Marilyn Mae Honan 19 of Irish parentage was crowned queen of an island more likely that one of the ceUar SK vara ihow -she earned a trip to Holly- mveou here The Iqshers were quick 1 to seize an opportunity to spice Hollywood Exchange 1 eelpbratipn announced to be whe president is Dr Sidney biggest expected here in Melford dentist this week while in New York and ball park' "The city isn't standing back of my busiiiess" emphasized George Snow camera merchant "Why should it support major league baseball?" "I aee the Dodgers coming spoke up Dr Wesley Willson eye physician a top ball) club with a big following in Brooklyn If LA is to have major league ball it is biggest a Safety Group to Study Accidents Home and off-the-job accidents will claim attention at siweial sessions of the fourth annual Western Safety Congress and Exhibits that opens 11 Monday at the Ambassador uV Ulm 'flGVCllG Hotel I 1 RIVERSIDE Dr Roger Revelle one of the scientists arranging the International geo- The congress previously devoted to industrial accident prevention expanded field of through the corotid artery a characteristic reflex' preparatory to the ingestion of food ored Edgar Rrtkty senior i) Hollywood High School as its "Boy of the Year" Edgar is the 16-year-old son of Mr- and Mrs Bernard Berkey of 5717 LaMirada Engineering is his vocational aim He is president of Hollywood High School's student body and a member of its varsity basketball quad He is the candidate lhe State Exchange Club's "Boy of the Year" award Previous winners of the Hollywood Dale Moody in 1954 and Steve Marglin in 1955 and a- isketbalf date for 5's "Boy By BOB THOMAS 1 (Associated Press) The television industry will hand out its top honors tonight in 90-minute colorcast which aims to "turn a ceremony into a show" the purpose of Bill Kay-den who is producing the TV Academy Awards show over NBC He's got his work cut out for him Critics have lorig blasted the awards show as being an endless parade of dull speeches How can Hayden get entertainment into the show when 25 Emmies are to be presented? "For one thing we're having three Singers present awards Peggy Lee Nat King Cole and Julie London" the producer explained "Each will sing a song before making the presentation "Also we Vill have £hih Silvers Ernie Kovacs and Jimmy Durante among the presenters and they will do some standup comedy Plus which the whole show is being written in a light vein with the accent on entertainment" Kayden who has handled the Rose Parade Oscar awards Roy Rogers Rodeo and other special shows for the network said that "99 per cent of the nominees will be present" Only those who are out of the country or working at telecast time will be missing he remarked Fortunately none of the nominees are on opposing shows at the time of the NBC telecast Twould be embarrassing- These are the ninth annual Six Reds Found Among 30000 dHungarians itg study because techniques that protect workers on the job may be adaptable for prevention in other fields including traffic home garden and recreation Blalock is general chairman of the Monday Wednesday session A Own a Groen Car? SAVE $250 0 AUTO WAX POLISH OR 1 I physical year will discuss its implications for mankind at the University of annual charter banquet in Riverside March 21 Dr Revelle director of the university's Scripps Institute of Oceanography at La Jolla will describe the testing stations already established in the An tare- HONKING DOESN'T Ithe earthsatelUte and hneed for more knowledge of ocean currents in weather forecasting and Jn disposing of radioactive wastes The scientist was formerly head of the geophysics branch Office of Naval Research and was in charge of oceanographic measurements during the 1946 atom bomb test at Bikini He led the joint US Navy-University of California mid-Pacific expedition in 1950 and the university's Capricorn Expedition to the South Pacific in 1952-53 The banquet scheduled for 7 pm at the Mission Inn is part of the Riverside observance of the statewide 89th anniversary according to Dr Thomas Broadbent chairman of the committee on public WORK TRAIN Tf Wim' 1 nnu' DESTROYS TRUCK While George John Ward honked his horn hoping to get the motorist ahead to around and size up the situation a Southern Pacific freight train bore down on Ward's truck and trailer' in Wilmington and demolished them Ward told police he couldn't get off the tracks because the motorist in front of him calmly waited for a traffic signal to change He paid no atten- tion horn and to shouts When thet signal changed' the unidentified motorist ahead drove away as if nothing had happened 'Ward was treated for head cuts NEW YORK tff) Only six of 30000 Hungarian refugees admitted to this country in th4 last four months have beeif found according to the US commis-! oker 'WorM- Affalra Cenneli Biltmore Bowl Sioner Of immigration Admiral Arlaish A Bnrke apaaker I OI communism I MeaL speaker "DA Support Yugoslavia and Poland" United Jewish Welfare Pandas pm MO Vermont: awards to Butene Rosen of Roesmoro and Emanuel Oreeaberc of IT Ross mare Are Wllvblre Klwoola SIS Wcatcni Avc Walter Huber ehalrmaa Chmrlea akeameakoea amaaWaa LIQUID GLAZE JOB ST WEEK 9 For wook la honor of old St Fat greon cars will givsa sapor t- Mallor Bros Polish for only S12S0 a saving of $250! This consists of thoroughly doaning anB waxing' yonr paint snrfaco and applying a toogh wax polish or 6JM liquid glnzo- This spocial inchidos 2-tonos om color is groan This offor doos not include other colored cars oven theagh thshr owners nay bo groan from envy Happy St Pat9 to You! VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITES OF 1956 GRAND OPENING BUDDY'S FUN SHOP 531 6 Vi Lankershim PO 2-9151 new on Lankershim Blvd opposite Rathbuns W( kM umkts Dm tf party m4s flft aed Hwm cards aad Mlc Customers Wanted-No Experience Necessary HOY OF THE YEAR! Dr Sidney SSSSdST president of Hollywood Exchange Club presented' the of the trophy to Edgar Berkey -Hollywood High student body president See for details (UiTaiMpCTiTiT! ociifi I.

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