Los Angeles Evening Citizen News from Hollywood, California • 9

I Jv-" 1 i -I 1 5- 1 ROAMING AROUND With AUSTIN CONOVER t'A 9 HOLLYWOOD CALIFORNIA MONDAY JULY 3 1950 Jerve Jones' Heads Beverly Hills Jayceei Jtrv Jonr building con tractor la the hew president of the Beverly Hills) Junior Chamber of Commerce JVi 'Oiv T' -r --V MIRACLE ld 5 2P 0- Sttf Ail tl I 8 0 1': Cta Citisen-Hawt photos MILE XIWANIANS DO THEIR PART lyn Shalda (center) and Ritz Heer-man (right) The sets donated by the Miracle -Mile Club are for use in the pediatric ward Sets were given at a party held president of the makes the two television Hospital are Mrs Eve JAMBOREE BOUND iv'-r if mh 8' lvif 'j- i Xl At JERVfc JONES Born in Los Angel? graduaty School of Ehgi nearing he joined Junior Chamber when it was reorganizer three years agay "This organization he told me "offers the youpg business am professional nupi a chance to know hia fellow men-through com munity service' Serving'with Jones in an official: capacity fonthe 1950-51 term are: 'Roger Coleman Insurance agent internal vice president Howard Hites recreation leader 'external vice president Robert Livinghouse manufacturer's agent secretary Lloyd Sawyer insurance 'agent 'treasurer Ridiarc 'Hart attorney Sftate director and Ctrl Hartnack banker coordi- natofti i BeVerly Hills jaycees will fur nlsh a booth at the Western Los Angeles Community Fair to be held at Pico ana Overland Blvds July 12 through 161 Proceeds wil be used by them for youth Welfare work Janet Blaine' Beverly Hills High School graduate) this year is the Mxul Hunter 5 and' Mary King 4 found the nicest way to 'cool off in heat The two youngsters took advantage of the free ice i creajn donated by theMiracle Mile Kiwanis Club during the party at the Califomia Babies Hospital PAID IN Bozo the Clown was on hand at the Miracle Mile Kiwanis party at California Babies Hospital and what better rate of pay could be earned than this? Janice Vroman 3 and Lonnie Vromari 5 expressed their appreciation in the tpy possible Roll Again A-BOMB' SHELTER INCLUDED IN NEW BUSINESS STRUCTURE SANTA John Drescher 37 consult (ng engineer believes irt especially against atomic warfare? Drescher who is erecting a business building I here is adding to the structure an -atomic bombproof shelter He said the shelter will be burfbd 25 feet bef-' njepth the building and will have eight-fpbt reinforced concrete walls strong enough to withstand direct hits from ordinary bombs and all effects of ah atomic bomb except a direct hit Find 2 Missing in ment have had trouble ever since they left The bus for their trip was bought by the parents At Flagstaff Ariz: they had to wait twodays while a new engine was shipped from Los Angeles-The bus brpke down at Santa Rosa Thursday Another rush order went to -San 1 Francisco parts' Stanley Stevenson one of the troop's adult leaders hitchhiked 118 miles west to Albuquerque expecting the" parts to arrive yesterday But he had a long wait and linally a Trans World Arline flew! Stevenson and the parts on to an emergency -landing strip at Anton Chico near Santa Rosa today Repairs were made in short order- While in Santa Rosa the Scouts were permitted to use the high school gymnasium as a dormitory Restaurants served themm cals at cost and they went swimming and sightseeing- to wfiile a a the time really took over the town for a couple of days" reported Chamber of -Commerce Manager A -Zimmerman according to the Associated Prs Chile Makes 28 111 at Conierence Twenty-eight delegates to a conference of Mexican Free Methodist churches were ill with food poisoning today jriter a chile jron came luncheon! John Monciavaiz 8 of Tijuana Mex was in -serious condition in General Hospital Other victims appeared Improved afterhospital treatment About 300 persons attended -the luncheon yesterday at the annual conference Among other victims were the Harry Quesen-berry San Diego the Rev Ray Caldera Candera Ariz Lope Teraz Wilmington Martina Lopez Escondido and Josephine Moreno El Mexico John is the son of -the Rev Milton Mon-civs tz of the Tijuana Methodist MisBionr Girl Ends Wait for license 0 i CK' jrrAi' Art Told Hie Spain" Soldini $75 first prize "Diogenes" Joe Mugnaini and $50 second prize "Old Edward AReep $50 first prize untitled Harry' Bertoia and $25 second prize Retreat" June' Wayne SCULPTURE $750 first prize wood sculpture Harold Gebhardt and $400 second prize "Harp Player" Bernard Rosenthal On exhibit are 200 works of 179 artists- selected by three Jurors-from entries submitted 12D1 artists Entries and artists represented were the highest ever except for last yearVetate-wide Centennial exhibit totals' The -display "shows "that our-area is bountiful in the moduc--tion of quality works of Curator Byrnes said exhibition reflects virtual- ly every style of expression currently practiced by artists of this region The Jurors were Dr Alfred Frankfurter- ieditor- and publisher Art News New York City Donald Bear director Santa Barbara Museum of Art- and Dr Jei mayne MacAgy assistant director California Palace of the Legion of Honor San Francisco CURRENT EVENTS TONIGHT Cum Put pai Cum Park Woman' Club Nartfe UaHavaaS Uan (:45 a 4100 Cahuaaia Bird Nortb Hollywood Paealaia Wwaala F-m'i MET Sad Par- -nando Hoad Saaaltada pa' S4Sf Sam' Par- -nando ltd: Joint meettnt with Paeoima KlwanUn Tomorrow -i a Endaaaadanaa Birtkday ClaW 1 ax: Plummer Park joint moatMis with Ufa Basins at 00 Club: plcnie Aacclaa- Kcoa noon 1414 Vernon Avo round' table meetino Arhamaa Mata aieina noon ABtik Park Pullerton Lea Pennlnatoa pxw-aidins- 1 Ufa Beaiaa at -00 pm Plummer Park: tin LtlUan Castle ehalrmaai -plcnie Old' Tlmara Danra Cramp O'- pm: fttll Bt Andrew PI r--- L' "'A SURPRISE TOO PAINT SO wmt ANYONE CAM DO IT WITH NNAMMtDT Youcanwork dcro with Enamd-oid the' colorful quick -drying one-coat decorative enamel! It'a mmdm 1C to pant out cndly leaving a beau-ttfulsmooth eurfnee Ao'dA that's tough dura- SM XU bl and waahabla1 II GR-2129 9 RO MPAG HARDWARE 5542 HolVwsM Ibd On Block of Wkttam Opoa DsNv tile to SdW PARK tail at-St raiial Caraga -1 candidate for queen of the Fair She was guest of honor at the Jaycees'' bi-weekly luncheon the other day' It was Jones' first meeting as president Is World Wak- IIf on hard to determine what will develop fi om the war in Korea" replied Leroy Riley had thought thit there would be Bd war with Russia until Hart pointed i tut that the Reds1 Invasion of South Korea is similar to the Jips Invasion of Manchuria and I invasion of Ehi opia He eXpre ted the belief that war with' Russia is coming but not necessarily- here Sawyer exprei sed the belief that Russia "is feeling "us but is nqt yet ready fc a major' conflict Robert McSIullari insurance agent also maintained that World War III is not I ere Hank Rhoads motor car merchant who has tis own plane and was a captain in the Air Corps in the last war said that private fly ing is not-a good conditioner for war flying Paul E- Aldridge auto club re presentative mentioned a few of his friends who have re-enlisted Edward Porte insurance agent heads the Juni a golfers This nonth they wil) 1 compete against 'golfers in other Beyerly Hills service organize tions Two golf film were shown the Jaycees as a for any who might be rusty regarding the fundamentals of the game Those Boy Scouts in thd Los Angeles Rainbow Troop are rolling again eastward bound to1 the National Jamboree After being stalled at Santa Rosa two days the 34 youngsters finally got their bus repaired this morning Although they missed yesterday jamboree opening the group sttlphopes to reach Valley Forge Pai before it ends provided there arc- further breakdowns The boys and their adult lead ers making up a troop sponsored by the Los Angeles Police depart On Red Spies Sounding a column: warning that there is a "sinister -infiltration of agents of Sovietism" in the United States and "embracing of idealo-gies-forvign and repugnant to the Constitution and dangerous to the security of our nation and the American people" Mayor Fletcher Bowron in his weekly broadcast last night stressed the possibility of this industrial area becoming a target if war should come The mayor said that "if war should as a result of the Korean trouble the attack would center against large urban cen ters where war Industries are located and Los Angeles is certain to be pifckPd for bombing by an enemy The mayor detailed Ihe proposed organization of a Civic Defense Committee and steps being taken to plan not 'Tor war buf against war "Aq enemy who feels that this country is he said "not only through armed forces but on fhe part of the civilian population would hesitate to start war" He added: "We all know who' our potential enemy is Simple prudence demands that the' nation "prepare against the possibility of'war not only through sound military but a sound civil defense program" 200 Million lnvested InSouthlahdTV Television now represents! $200000000hyestment in Souths em California says President A Gock oUbe Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce "Never has any new enterprise hit'Xos Angeles as hard as fast and with such widespread bene he said 1 Many Rut Queries But Few Enlist United? States participation lit the Korean war hrqyght an avalanche of questions 'pouring into Southern California recruiting offices but failed to boost enlistments recruiting officers said today Army and Navy spokesmen said college gild high school graduates-were Calling- fbr information on obtainingccommissions dfc-scribed enli tmen ts as fthe usual run of the mill" Roy Becker Named President of LA Board of Education Roy Becker a member of the Board of Education since 1936 will head the board as president ftnv fhe 1950-51 term Becker San Pedro insurance man was elected to the post a special organization meetin! Saturday succeeding Paul Elliott He immediately announced tha the regular meeting scheduled ft today has been cancelled and thgt the next meeting will be he! Thursday afterpoon Becker seived as board prei dent several years ago CONTEST Mr and Miss USA titles at Tonight beauty take center as muscular' malels damsels make their dr USA and Miss the Embassy Audi- Stake Brawn and stage tonight 1 and delightful bfds tor the USA titles st torium Four former nera have ente Mr America win-red the physical development contest for men seeking' a $1000 prize and a trophy Selection ofl Miss USA will be made from seven contestants who survived preliminary Judging last night Hazel Shaw lSk-year-old Tyler Tex beauty was the only non-Californian among the seven Other preliminary winners were Evelyn Loveqtiixt 19 Hollywood1 Marika Del Mar 19 San Francisco Alice Weatwater 18 Los Angeles Lynn Roebuck 20 Sherman Oaks Anita Diamond T8 South Gate and Donna Jessee 18 El Monte -t Victor Nicoletti 32TiLoa Angeles won thejMr Western Amer ica physique contest Saturday with Monte Wolford of Dallas Tek coming in second and Pepper Gomez qf East Lof Angeles third 1 1 Before a crowd of 1500 Olym pic heavyweight lifting champion John-Davis of Brooklyn new unofficial world mark wjth a military press of '347 pounds He holds the official niark of 335 pounds in the 1949 Olympic games at London 49 wi -J Museum Will Screen Documentary Films A new Summer documentary Him series will begin Friday at the Los Angeles County Museum with a travelog on On successive Fridays- from 7 to 10 pm movies will' be shown on Alaska Hawaii Switzerland Africa Louifiaha Yosemite National Park and the national parks of the continental divide Medica) Society I Formed at UCLA Formation of a group at UCLA 'to stimulate interest in medical history among fscultyrstudentis and prsctitiqhers" was announced today To be kndwn as the Society of the HistotVi of Medical Sciences the new organization has for temporary chaiinan' Dr' Charles Car-jeriter professor of Infectious diseases at the UCLA medical schbol and Dr Elmer Belt' Los Angeles physician BLINDS Also Rafflii lirtwi llM sh Repair Supplies issa li Watches Clocks Jtwslry fee tlthar dam1! tic 4 Armk um I km trick TkmfU nmJm rmmr tickmr tick tricks ticker tick OBiimm init a Spoff sed fednatrial TNmts Ssats -tIST mmw Arnfrsst0 1 Oliver Chatburn Miracle Mile Kiwanis Club official presentation of sets to thq California Babies Representing the hospital leased-to the custody of their The'' girls' parents had advertised during the past two weeks for their daughters to return home and "scold them for being bad fathers and 100 Taxpayers Ask For Hearings on Amounts of Levies More than 100 taxpayers appeared in the assessor's office at the Hall of Justice today to make application for an equalization hearing before the Board of Supervisors -County taxpayers will have the opportunity to appear before the board sitting' as an equalization body between now and July 17 to test the amounts on their tax ills The petitioner however usually must be able to- show that his property has been given a higher assessment than similar property in the same general neighborhood Cases will not be heard in volume until Thursday Busses Replace 2 PE Lines' Trolleys The Pacific Electric started the first busses rolling in place of red cars today oq the Newport Beach and BellflOwer-Santa Ana llhes A rollicking lqad of railroad fans and long-time commuters set off firecrackers on the last-trolley ride last -night wjh veteran Motorman Brown Gardriia CPA ConferenceSet Claremont College will host the second- annual graduate study conference of the California Society of Certified Public Acount-ants July 12 to 14 -Twp Durbank girls who have heen fnising from their homes for a month were fotlnd early today by police in a hotel at 1907 Sixth' St The teen-agers Joan Bauer 14 of 1631 Maple Ave arid Joan Chalk of 143ft Edison Ave Burbank were discovered after -a private investigator-hired 'by the parents supplied the officers with the tip on their whereabouts The officers took girls to Juvenile Hall where they will be questioned Then they will be re-- Citrus Growers Told New Ways To Flight Frost Southland citrus growers are being told new methods to prevent fruit loss' during next Winter's frost within the framework of recent smog control regulations In a series of field meetings extending to next Thursday Burnell Yarick County farm advisier and Arthur Hocker of the air pollution control district are explaining procedures by which 211-00Q of the 1009434 orchard beaters used to blanket 23460 seres in the county against winter damage will be made obsolete Yarick is reporting to growers of scientific tests which that Operating a clean heater-Increases heat radiation to 25 per Cent over one stack 1 also disclose that the fuel' burned averages about in the amount of radiant puts out per pound of fuel recommendations will be declared Yarick until tests conducted by the air pollution district are completed Museum Awards Winners of $3200 qf purchase awards were announced today for the- annual Artists of Los Angeles and Vicinity Art Exhibition which opened Friday night at the County Museum James Byrnes Museum Curator of Contemporary Art listed the 'winners as follows: OIL $1000 first prize by Helen Lunde-berg $500 second prize "Still Life With Lorenzo Tedes-co and honorable mention No 1" Keith Finch Michael and Eliot Freedman $250 First prize Charles Tracy $100 second prize "Two Howard Bradford and honorable mention "Boat" Ynez Johnston Creature Leon Goldin and lapanese Tax Experts Gues tiat Luncheon Three tax experta of the Japanese- government were guests at a luncheon given today at the Jonathan Club' by the Los Angeles Chapter Tax Executives Institute Inc They were Henry Machoian internal revenue specialist on -General MacArthur 'staff Mamoru Takahashi commissioner of internal for Japan and Hara Shiozaki chairman direct- tax division Department of Finance for Japan William Barr to Speak On Financial Securities William A Barr assistant superintendent of charity at Los -Angeles County Hospital will speak on financial -securties-and investments Wednesday a't 7 pm at Hollywood High School His talk is one qf a series sponsored by the adult division Board of Education for elderly persons Pritchard Appointed Lawrence Pritchard vice president of the Bank of America was today named president of the School of Commerce Alumni Assn of the University of Southern California A PROGRESSIVE ASSOCIATION It- Is the Oldest Federal and Largest Savings and Loan Association in Bav-erly Hills An Institution where the growth has boon normal and conservative where'' very is directed toward providing investors with sound loader- ship cooperative service end safety' rdcrmUy Imuuwt WHY NOT BRING YOUR SAVINGS TO BAVBLYHILLST FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AMD-IOAV' ASSOCIATION IBEVERLY1HILLSR 45 NORTH BEDFORD DRIVE Cee Davit' PmMaet J- i ji- V'-i A-Ma'ry Glee Chesncy 1440 70th St finally cleared the way for her" tot's -ilcehsdfter' four years bf flying Not that it tdpk Mary that long to learn! SheVJust had to wait until regulations caught tip with her ability i Mary started flying when she was 12 She solo 1 1 lj consumed she was 16 however arid she had to solo- to getijer-license Yesterday she waved goodbye to her father-Leo Chesney aird took off for the first time alone She- landed successfully a full-fledged the results disclose stack by 20 with a dirty The tests type of the same heat it No fuel made being control mwmmiiiim 4i Sgt York II PALL MALU Tcnn July 3 UFI Sgt Alvin York American hero of World War I is ill with virus pneumonia Mrs- York said her husband 62 was to bed Friday after being ill for sevj-eral' weeks VERHOflFARQUIlAR Sayr "Rif nt no with rising tire prices ryoure in luck be-cause you an buy Goodyear Marathon Ti from irre 600x16 for only $995 angel Other si z1 feimlfrly I priced sew cast SMS VSUH wtesi atM enqw amw HOLLYWOOD TIRE SHOP STUDIO COUCH 39 Complete With 2 pillows -Choice of fabric and color Moss-fringe him 1 Wad Kvaa STUDEBAKER Hollywood BED 2950 box springs and with 6 stuady A fine value! 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