David Starr Jordan High School - Jordan Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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We Salute the United ations Wollman Explams U N Goals BY Vl'TOR WOLLHAN June 6 e t S of 50 nat 0 e representing p e r to ne fforts to m ke a secur and bett world throu n nte orqanlza lon o be known e Natuo at rnc y at San Franclsco natlons sugne the ch arter ance I 5 ten other natlons rave been admitted t the Unl d a IODQ un nq the to T e n ted Natlo s organized to ma tann lnternatuonalpeace and securat to deve o lendly ations am :ons based ln the Hua rn ht d s f determ lon eo chueve cooperatlonln qHv IH rnatuonal econ omlc cla tura hUm30lt3Fl3O pr ms, and to encourao spect for hlman r h 5 and fundamental freedom r al thout s I on race lano e or qv +er e S me O t e HCCOWDII ments of t nnceptl The Un ed Nat ons fected peace between rael nelqhboru Arab states The Unlted N3tlOOSQHm war between nd and Paklstan over Kmh- m r e Una ed Na on ted a U lversal cl aratlon of Human Rughts the flrst lnternatm J proclamatlon of he fundamental r ghts f e ery human beung e U has fedlgear r an war devastatedcmwv les d ha prov food and meducal r ml Ions of ex 5 The U M Program of Tech ca Asslstance or economac and soclaldme opment s umpr ang e standards ov e n e ea education and welfa m 0 of peop e U N arran e for ar sca e a u erculosls Srodec h h I er w IC chuldren have een w amuned and over4000OOO vaccvnated ocT2H Here are some of the lem: which he :ng t so Control of armament and atomlc enerq e sol t d kashmlr problem Further development of the Technlcal 9 slstance Program T as lanet ofows o e n er th a poten rld war ac donlt ea together we will desrpy each other e Chl h e for peace and e curlty LIBRARY OFFERS BOOKS ON U N e w pre ared for Unlted Natlons whlch beglnslmnda Among the pertlnent oks avallab e a w the U Wor s e Name of an y rlmer eace n ar Our lnde endence andthe Constltu Lon and Peace or Anarchy Page 8 Students Pr-a1se Umted Nat1ons part the Jor Unlted Natlons pro Q many essays have been ltten b studen s he thou ts below am a ong the es owlhmnw annum e Unlt taons e ast step between war and peace s o y to crea wor d gove to ma ntaln pea 5 wor Otherwlse be d th andd n no e Wlefl ther tru t e other han peacetime r exam I country s r gue G Send medlcal anes 5 ray the coun n b I elects Uo the benef 0 mankf d Tre soon 9 eopl tl'T8 WOl al the better off the rld Bernard Cpauldl rrade AID at an why A ve the b ted Natlon gr of tlons bound together to rm an nter at nal ganuzatnon through whlch world eace and securl could e Insured Thnwq as organlzat on wor problems could be sett d acefully and f o on ed Nat ons could se s armed forces to a the vuctlm and defeat he aggressor Alfred Sepulveda Grade AIO 0 O I I 0 L. I .v' . . On . 2 l945 del ga e I n, bi gh . 5 l,500,006 eop esolved com- I ear e a e er gh a i rnational U ' t' t t as th United . ' ns. Cn rr .hlS- AS- Of. dan to ' da i ' , 50 ' e d ' 9' 1 .,, . 3 94, x-?yf' K t . n I 'Q V 3 Q I o , 'te m f b t'l N t X, br' gl 5 to- tal 60. W U I ' ns wa in- . ' Y. ll D fr 0 re ong U91 I I I Th ' ed Na ' is 9 ef' el - in- tn 1 . ' , at. of p ple! to a- ' .t It 'nl y pe . .f . - ' IS to A e rn- l9 'ff' . i I - ' - t and .. i ' , ce and SO. MCU ob-' in thi ld. , ., 1 . e ea I? rg V U t lFtt ?sO2ry'5 o lve-U'N' Ctigayto nd' . . f , yn It 11 me 'fq I WI ClI.t UC: I W. MLN. QS very helpful d'Uf.. 52-q of relf SfX' 2- Th U ion the '00 .ffa' -- F05 aj ... . i . , . . p e' I 5 I e ,, f rl, 3- ated by 2 Pla V tl? UW 'sir O bg . ' A will ald f3r U.N.since its ' , 'ong s H Pl t? P ' ' . . try or clty. I- It I ef- h' ' I4 ' aad - . .n lst n th gri k of die- U The .N. ca u lgt V u . Q 513 WI f ing usjalf ln? :nf.r .. er 2- -, t. - we I . rn o live gh, P elof ld ped A ' I 'a ' Th uw re 'Ze HMS' will be ' 'i , J is the world's ef' WO 5- Th 't r ti s a- -OP, 5 ' -- J 'ng dop . g n , .De- - 3 , . ' ,t I -I n , t , . I o v . . 4' .we ,, ' I ' ly 5,000,000 chi en ha mf' .gi d - dg?Wf S - idafd , , , It is a oup na- o ' y peif fo . bi nh io Lior- ni ' . 'M .f Th library is .ell 8 . . 'Ry 6 Q, try h Ith, thre , De X 5 ne na, of llli ns Ie bo I re: tj takes to war the U- 6' 'gh' ggi ' gnfgiu Ho .N.Sl ulg-, ln I .Sd t b -T' . ' t th. l -, UnNn , , .lt und ' bo 0,000 P - 1 P 0' e th' D u a ve . Q. ' ..

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Cees. Dees, Open Hoop Practlce re urn let er men are any Indlcat on, thus be a banner year or the Cee and Dee baskeUmH teams adlng the s expected turnouts forthe Cees are Geor e Coleman, nvens lllleJ m son I er oore an on Turner and Al er W lndon her Cees de W lllam Pendle Theodore Sanders, and Ev met Woodard Paclng the mldgets I be Harvey Brown an ruce Dawson hlle a t IS expected of Jem Hor on, Wendel lndsey, Jerry muHs an Joe Palmer Practlce beglns Mon a e fur slated for Qctober 5 galnst Garfleld Coach Leonard Dorn I v es a yone wish t out for the te m e hlm any day af school between 3 5 'v o l BFESBEGIN CASABA WOR f retmr Iettermen and a number o omlslng Cees on ha rdan f qures t have top contender ln Emtem marlne Lea ue Bee baskm I C pe tl Among those openlng ctlce Monday wal te Contreras, James Gan b P en Doby, Sam er Joe Patton ero es, d Bucke os W arslty Cage-:rs T1t1e Threat B Earl Bat y B sketball season IS underway at Jordan' ced by seven returnsng etterme , t e ers have ha h nq the Easte ' FIOP Q19 amp onshlp the open prag P monday der the tutelage of Coach Caldwell e Bul ogs sparked by Ear a , A I Eastern Marlne League forward last yea other lettermen Include Justun Grlssom Lee Pots o n Heath Ll e ra H C arles Baber and Ezra a league c dldate and wlnner of the free throw trophylwtymv h O t trl a I IO there e a n mber of e Bee ayers from last ear' team avallable or xmmn Page 7 vlng p o bug t 9 W e Ne Slmon Duncan, Evan Johnsom kr tus Alexand r Casey Gm- nors ter Ju lla and rentlre Bolden mv fn: Jordanls Bulldo s en the season wlth a ractlce ame here Oct agaons Carfle ho almost whlpped the locals last year miore dropplng a 58 54 thrlller TRACKSTERS OPENSEASON sched t ew runners ach B Zazuetta wlll attempt ter a re resentatl team when IS cross coum try charges open then Season agalnst Gardena Garfleld and SouthGme a South Gate, Oct 5 , , If t ln? t, - wlll f ' e o He ' li t of s.pg cj gl ' oh t , w lb t M 6 HL - y' , br in- Y fe C U I ton, 3 ' . , . . Pa , ' I n h wll . d cag. 'g hopes for takl N rn- B , w I lo ma , Leaxl- ch ' as , y - H t tlC. l un N Qa'ph a . ' ' ' . . Th Id will Mo ' U t the ' fme - . - be I B T- ' A ' d y wlth th st gage tey , , -I . ar llll al I - . K f. . A . e ' ' ' t., ,b Wal, V.I ' mS, n it n ingto J h ' A't' GQ ' ' ' r a o sey ter K Q ' Q K li Q A ' 'In We, I ff I I 9 L if i 4- X X. 1X a t ' I 'L s . Q op , . V I 3 1 - id, . - w ' C K - . With our l ning pr ' 'i U hd' Ez III Jo ll o a bal om gi 'on. - h , Hill an II7 an- f With a Co uleibu gra . R . I be . 'veto 6 l ' f ' . en . 'I' All HUP. wut 2 ou 0 BI es R t I , 2 ln dd't' n, 1 F Bat an I 5' E ar u fin C , , e . I , s p f y ' . 1 ' . V.

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