Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 15

WEDNESDAY March 21 1956 NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO' NEVADA PAGE ITEEN Vital Statistics LICENSES 15 Legion Post Plans BIRTHS TRAILWAYS Bisc HARDENS TOOTH ENAMEL 555 DEATHS rad marlc of the Colgot Polmolr Symbol of Service Members New York Stock Exchange tooth LU0RIDE85 NEW YORK CHICAGO Riverside Hotel Reno Nevada Porch Damaged By Runaway Car Slot Machines ound! Near Red Rock Roadi Asked 137 Dairy Distill Contains the ONLY LUORIDE proved i 10 years of clinical tests Theft of two automobile bat teries from his yard at 435 River side Drive was reported to police yesterday by A Kunded The batteries one for a Cadil lac and one for a Buick were valued at $20 40 48 2105 45 85 159 6 47 26 48 672 84 24 185 84 2304 Acme American Copper Apex Uranium Black Bear Black Mammoth Blue Ridge Blue Ridge A Calif Engles 7 Com Keystone Comstock Tunnel Con Chollar Con Virginia Double Eureka Company Golconda Goldfield Dev Gold Metals Gold Zone Hercules Jack Waite Manhattan Con Manhattan Gold Mt Union Uranium National Tungsten Nielsen Inc Operator Con Pacific Uranium Pony Meadows Red Hill Uranium Rosegold Uranium Round Mountain Silver Divide Siskon Corp Tonopah Divide Smuggler Tonopah Gypsy Queen Tonopah North Star Trail Inc Verdi Vivian Western Empire White Caps "Low 125650530 0905 2307 40 40 45 20 05 34 404 118 54 54 524 654 50 1034 1304 LIVESTOCK MARKETS Pa Pepsi Cola Phelps Phillips Pet Proct Gam Pullman Pure Oil Radio Cp Rayonler Repub St! Revere Cop Rexall Drug Rey Tob Rheem Mfg Richfield Safeway St Schenley Ind Sears Roeb Shell Oil Sinclair Oil Socony Vac Cai Edis South Pac Sperry Rand Std Brands Std OU Cal Std Oil Ind Std Oil Sterling Drug Stude Packard Sunray OU Sylvania Elec Texas Co Textron Tide Wa As Trans Air Transamerica Twenty ox Un Carbide Un OU Cal Un Pac Un Air Lines Unit Aire Rubber Steel Warner Bros West Un Tel West Air Br West Elec Woolworth Young Sh Zenith 36 458 914 132a 3334 994 50i 8 Group in Vegas Plans to Make Young Senator 98 59 563 84 264 514 1274 392 254 59 185 214 214 284 61 60 64 92 704 48s 84 482105 Asked2223 135 69282022 15 Land for 4 Laning Wells Ave Offered By Property Owners ifty seven property owners who have land along Wells Ave have asked the city council to widen the street to four lanes and they have offered to give the city the land necessary to do it Councilman William oster who has long urged that the work be done on the important traffic way said that the mat ter will be considered at the next meeting of the city council Under the proposal from the property owners the land would be made available to the city at no cost if the city will pay for the necessary paving curbs and gutters Two Car Batteries Stolen from Yard Arvo Slllanpaa 35 and Eva Ann Young 34 both of Reno Albert Stone 57 and Nora Brewer 55 both of Reno Alfred Mattice 37 and Ann I Bishop 30 both of Sparks Lyn don engar 34 and Ruth Palma tier 29 both of Sparks rank Matthews 36 Atlanta Ga and Alice Marden 34 of Reno Michael Miceli 29 and Dagmar Galgalls 32 both of Reno Waddv Dresher 26 and Ingeburg Rudolph 29 both of Reno Thomas Calvert 21 and Pearlie Lee Lambert 19 both of Reno Gerald Kleist 24 and Dorothy A Victory 24 both of Mina Ramon Allen Vande Bogart 23 and Joan Beryl Winters 18 both of Reno A Collins 61 Herlong and Pearl Collins 46 Jacksonville Ala Glen Thompson 27 and Betty Woodard 26 both of Reno Raymond Wilford 29 and Patricia Welty 26 both of Reno LeRoy Algers 22 and Theresa Marie Steinmlnger 26 Reno Newman Jones 24 and Myrtis Ann Patters 18 both of Susanville Eugene Coleman 23 and Violet A Hoppie 17 Winne mucca Henry Esatti 63 and Theresa Castanedo 56 both of Reno Dale Lee Molan 23 Sparks and Roberta Lee Richards 21 Reno Russell A Westdal 33 San rancisco and Marcia Til sen 30 Reno Otto Seefried over 21 and Ethel Marders over 21 both of Reno Roland Smithers 40 and Eva Calwell over 21 both of allon INSURANCE STOCKS Bld Conti Casualty 129 Great American Ins 41 New Amsterdam 492 Mome Insurance to attend funeral services for the late Louis Joseph Wintermantel on Wednesday at 1:30 pjn at the home chapel of Ross Burke Company Under the direction of Reno Lodge No 13 A and with the Rev John Ledger clergyman The body will be accompanied to the Sunset Mausoleum at Berkeley Calif for entombment MORTARA riends are Invited to at tend funeral services for the late Mrs Kay Lampros Mortara onWednesday at 3 at the home chapel of Ross Burke Company under the direction fo the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Burial in Mountain View Cemetery In Reno Millie Thayer riends are invited to attend funeral services at the Rogers Chapel at 2 pm on Wednesday with Rev A Thurman of the irst Methodist church officiating Burialwill be in the Mt View Cemetery In Reno March 19 Bill Turner age 28 native of Bishop Veteran of World War Survived by his mother Mrs Laura Turner MORE travel for LESS on TRAILWAYS AMILY PLAN RATES! Mrs lorence Mazalewski of 620 Georgia Place was cited by Reno police yesterday morning after her parked Cadillac con vertible took off on its own to crash into Earl front porch at 140 University Terrace Officers said the runaway convertible clipped off one of the pillars supporting Mr porch roof before it came to a halt The accident involving the 1948 convertible and the super intendent of home oc curred at 10:42 am Mrs Maza lewski was cited for failing to set her parking brake and fail ing to cramp the wheels of the heavy car toward the curb Kiwanis Arrives At No Decision Despite Debate Kiwanis Club held a panel discussion on the proposed freeway route through this area at their meeting yesterday in El Cortez Hotel The question was that the Reno freeway shall be located on Seventh St rather than north of the univer and Randall Ross was moderator Speaking on the affirmative were Warren Botkin Lee Besso Leroy Swecker Martin Schwamb and Maurice Sullivan or the negative were George Basta George Charlton Wendell Dain Bill Geyer Carl Peterson and Elmer Vacchina Rebuttal speak ers for the affirmative were Mr Sullivan and McKinnon and for the negative Clyde Mathews and Bob Kay The discussion ended in no de cision 05 23 15 Close 3 40 74 674 Perils of alley parking and parking at hooded meters1 were combined yesterday in a com plaint filed police by a plumber employed at the Prima donna Club 214 Virginia St The plumber told police that private cars were parked at two hooded meters in front of the club and that he personally care to get ticketed for parking in the alley at the back of it On the basis that he had a lot of work to do the plumber asked police to take steps in correcting the situation Officers said one of the cars parked at the hooded meters was towed away The other was ticketed but was claimed by its owner before it could be removed by the tow car CARSON CITY March 20 Burglars made off with a safe from the Sierra Pacific Power Co office here last weekend Also burglarized was the Kelly Lind say Grocery the Nevada Appeal states The safe contained about $200 it was reported and some checks and stamps were also taken from the power company The grocery lost about $15 to the In Reno March 20 1956 Hans Westergard age 70 years native of Denmark A member of the IOO of Lovelock Nev A mem ber of the Big Meadows School Dis trict Husband of Mary of Love lock Nev ather of Mrs Chris tenca Moore Mrs Lilly Stone Ralph Westergard Mrs Muriel Gamble Mrs Audrey Munk all of Lovelock and George and Roland Westergard both of Reno 11 grandchildren two sisters Mrs Rasmussen of Elk Point Mrs Hanna Jepson of Iowa and two great grandchildren Rogers are in charge of local arrangements of Bishop Calif uneral services will be announced later by the Rogers Co CREMETTI uneral services for Mr August Cremettl will be held in the Sierra Chapel of Walton uneral Home Wednesday morning at 9'30 and will be followed by a Requiem Mass at St Thomas Aquin as Cathedral at 10 Interment wiu be at Mater Dolorosa Cemetery BURCHARDT uneral services to which friends are Invited wlllbe held for Mr Robert Burchardt in the Sierra Chapel of Walton neral Home on Thursday morning at 11:30 with Rev Arthur Thurman of the irst Methodist Church officiating Interment will be at Mountain View Cemetery JUNTILLA uneral services to which friends are Invited will be held for Mr Isaac Juntilla in the Sierra Chapel of Walton uneral Home comer West Second and Vine streets on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 with Rev Vernon Kotter of the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd officiating Interment will ba in the plot at Mountain View Cemetery Air Rediict Alaska Jun AllegLStl Allied Chem Allied Strs Allis Chai Am Airlines American Can Am Car Am Loco Am Motors Am Rad St Amer Tel Tel Am Tobacco Am Viscose Anacon Co Armour Co Atchison Avco Mfg Ohio Bendlx Av Beth Steel Boeing Alrp Borden i Borg Warn Briggs Mfg Burr Add Cal Pack Can Pac Case (JI) Cater Trac Celanese Ches Ohio Ch Sp Pac Chi NW Chrysler Colg Palm Col Brd A Col Gas Com! Cred Coml Solv Comw Edis Cons Cop Mns Con Edis Container Cont Can Cont OU Crane Co Crown Cork Crown Zell Curtiss Wr Deere Co Doug Air Du Pont East Air Eastm Kod El Auto Lite El Bond Shr llntkote ord Motor Gen Dynamics Gen Elec Gen oods Gen Mills Gen Motors Goodrich Goodyear Greyhound Homestake Int Biz Mach Int Harv Int Nick Int Paper Int Tel Tel Johns Man Jones Kaiser Aluminum Kennecott Kern Co Lehman Cp LO Glass Lib McN Lock Air Lorillard Loews Macy (R H) Martin L) Minn Mne Mfe Mont Ward Nat Nat Cash Reg nat Nat Nat Gypsum Nat Lead Nat Sup Central No Am Avia Nor Pac Ohio Oil Pac Gas Elec Pac Light 33 85232 494 39 28 38 62a 64 92 49'4 71 14 454 33 96 4914 504 91 Eggs Butter Cheese SAN RANCISCO March 20 2 EGGS Prices to retailers: Poultry Producers: large AA 49 50 large A 48 4g medium A 45 46 small A 38 39 Western Dairy Products: large A 47 Medium A 45 small A 38 Prices to wholesalers: SMN: large A 452 medium A 43 43 small A 36 BUTTER SMN prices to whole salers: 93 score 61 92 score 61 90 score 58 CHEESE: SMN prices to whole salers: loaf 40 41 singles 36 37 23 33 131 93 41 25 57 93 42 84 43 522 394 982 24 23 74 94 106 68 46 49 394 49 84 50 364 762 53 21 34 81 62 522 30 20 15 Approximate Sales 2960000 COLGATE BRISK fluoride TOOTHPASTE Two slot machines were found in a ditch near the Red Rock Road I less than 100 yards from the in tersection with Highway 395 Sun day night sheriff's deputies re ported yesterday The machines one for dimes and one for quarters were found and delivered to the of fice by Neil Gurr 1350 A St in Sparks Burglars Hit Twice in Carson Darrell Dunkle Post No 1 of the American Legion will hold its 36th birthday party March 24 at the Ninth and Ralston St hall Commander rank Roser and Ad jutant John Adicks announced yesterday The party is open to all Legion members veterans and the gen eral public A free dinner has been scheduled to begin the party at 6 :30 pm 06 13 060435460419180536 Parking Perils Revealed Here ive Variance Applications Will Be Considered Tonight By Reno Board of Adjustment San rancisco Mining SAN RANCISCO March Mining Sales' Stock 6800 Apex 2UOO 4000 2900 2000 7000 10000 4000 3500 1000 5000 1000 60500 6000 West Empire 46 21584 78 49 224 43 36 68 194 61 23 26 60 4 15 51 214 44g 23g 78 43114 16 60 Close 1306705 40 '09 0511052307 A HOGLE CO established? 1 5 12230727 0550185536 Works even while you eat drink or sleep because Brisk luoride85 not only gives you wonder working luoride to strengthen tooth enam el but proiides a second tested decay fighter that starts orking instantly keeps working all day against the formation of decay acid Unless you get Brisk you cannot get the benefits of luoride85 Bid 20 17 125 '67 25 16 16 07 10 24 5025 050505100208 400042208 08 09 UO16 L08 054056 0421230640 New York (Quotations furnished by the irst California Co) NEW YORK March Stocks: Open SAN RANCISCO March 20 Live Poultry: Broilers 2 lbs 21 22: fryers heavy type 24 4 lbs 24 25: roasters heavy type lbs and over 29 30 fowl (hens) light type all wts 18 19: fowl heavy type all wts 25 26: old roosters all wts 11 12 squabs all wts 95 48 20 4 23 30 8 351334 93 38 24 56 934 42 85 84 43 52 39 49 97 24 23 75 68 45 48 39 48 85 50 364 77 21 344 80 62 72 28 Smirnoff in soft drinks it leaves you breathless! SMIRNO THE GREATEST NAME IN VODKA 80 Proof Made from grain Ste Pierre Smirnoff li(Division of Heublein)HartfordConnUSA 1454 504 47 91 15 98 59 574 56 8 51 25 45 27 404 25120 43 71 59 20 21 654 50 Scientists proved this luoride and Brisk luoride is the only luoride proved in 10 year clinical tests the same fluoride now being used successfully in water supplies the same den tists use successfully to reduce decay why this same fluoride so approved by medical dental and governmental authority is now in Brisk DOW JONES AVERAGES Industrials 51262286 Rails 16912 25 Utilities 6716 02 DEEDS RECORDED 4 Lyle and Anna A Vesey to Joseph and Helen anning part of lot 5 block Jonada Heights Subdivision and Susan Smlgel to Milton Rubenstein NE of SE of the SE Of section 17 T26N R19E Parker Leddell to Clara and Morris Rasmussen lot block Country Club Acres Millie Noonchester to Bruno Romero part of lot 3 block Hardesty Addi tion and Monica Upton to Ruth and Thomas Cahill lot 11 block Washoe Terrace Subdivision Thomas Cahill and Ruth Cahill to John and Paula Motley lot 11 block Washoe Terrace Subdivision Albert and Martha Engelberger to Thomas and Ruth Cahill lot 1 block 7 University Terrace Addition Gertrude Hammond to Grove and Patricia Holcomb lot 2 block 2 West Reno Heights Grove and Patricia Holcomb to Robert and Ruth Gunzburg lot 7 block 1 West Reno Heights Sub division A "Committee to Send Cliff Young to the has been formed in Las Vegas Walter Casey who headed the County Cliff Young for Congress in successful race for reelection to the House in 1954 said he was reactiviating it anticipation that Congress man decision will be to seek the Senate Young announced earlier this week that he would make a defi nite announcement concerning his 1956 political plans when he re turns to Nevada during the Easter recess of Congress will undoubtedly be the Casey said yesterday what Nevadans want and sure Cliff will oblige WONDERUL LAVOR! Helps keep breath fresh all day! And no aftertaste with new Brik I Your mouth tastes sparkling cool and sweet! Brings out all the natural whiteness of teeth! 62 48 364 368 14 18 61 22 258 60 28 431i 23 77 114 16 60 ATKINSON In Westwood Calif March 5 1956 to Mr and Mrs Eu gene Atkinson of Westwood Lassen Co a son ERIGGS In Reno March 14 1956 to rar ana Mrs Lan Briggs of Reno a son BROOKS In Reno March 13 1956 I to Mr and Mrs Howard Brooks of Reno a son CORPORON In Reno March 11 1956 to Mr and Mrs Everett Cor poron of Reno a son CUNNINGHAM In Reno March 4 1956 to Mr and Mrs Michael Cun ningham of Reno a son DI PIETRO In Reno March 12 1956 to Mr and Mrs Gino Di Pietro of Sparks a daughter DURYEE In Reno March 13 1956 to Mr and Mrs David Duryee of Reno a son In Reno March 13 1956 to Mr and Mrs Harold Eakes of Reno a daughter ELLIS In Herlong Calif March 9 1956 to Mr and Mrs Tom Ellis a daughter In Reno March 14 1956 to Mr and Mrs John Elliston of Sparks a son GLADWILL In Reno March 14 1956 to Mr and Mrs George Glad wili of allon a daughter GOINGS In Reno March 13 1956 to Mr and Mrs Dale Goings of Reno a son LAXALT In Reno March 11 1956 to Mr and Mrs Paul Laxalt of Carson a aaugnver MADEIROS In Reno March 13 1956 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Madelros of Sparks a son MALOTTE In Reno March 17 1956 to Mr and Mrs Harold Malotte of Reno a son MATTHIESON In Reno March 11 1956 to Mr and Mrs Cecil Matthie son of Reno a daughter POWDRELL In Reno March 12 1956 to Mr and Mrs Earl Powdrell of Reno a son REYNOLDS In Reno March 15 1956 to Mr and Mrs Rodney Rey nolds of Reno a son RICHARDSON In Reno March 10 1956 to Mr and Mrs Clarence Rich ardson of Reno a daughter THOMPSON In Reno March 16 1956 to Mr and Mrs Clyde Thomp son of Sparks a son TRACHOK In Reno March 16 1956 to Mr and Mrs Richard Tractiok of Reno a daughter TUTTLE In Reno March 11 1956 to Mr and Mrs Clayton Tuttle of Al Tahoe Calif a daughter WATSON In Reno March 11 1956 to Mr and Mrs Edward Watson of allon a son WILK In Reno March 15 1956 to Mr and Mrs Walton Wilk of Renoa daughter WOMACK In Reno March 15 1956 to Mr and Mrs Afton Womack of Tahoe Valley Calif a son In East Ely March 10 1956 to Mr and Mrs Walter Paronl of Eu reka a daughter' Andrea Marie In Ely March 10 1956 to Mr and Mrs George Snyder of Ely a daughter Tanya Lynn NELMS In allon March 9 1956 to Mr and Mrs Clifton Nelms of Bab bitt a daughter Ruby Lynn BAILEY In allon March 10 1956 to Mr and Mrs Booth Bailey of allon a daughter Rita Jean In allon March 11 1956 to Mr and Mrs Lyle DeBraga a daughter Lael Norma MOORE In Elko Mar 18 1956 to Mr and Mrs Lawson Moore of Beowawe a daughter In Elko Mar 19 1956 to Mr and Mrs Vernon Morgan of Elko a son 1 In Elko Mar 17 1956 to Mr and Mrs Richard Margerum of Elko a son BILBAO In Elko Mar 17 1956 to Mr and Mrs Tom Bilbao of Elko a son In Elko Mar 17 1956 to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bianucci of Carlin a son HARREB In Winnemucca Mar 19 laoov Mr ana Mrs wiuiam Harrer of Wlnneinucca a daughter High135 Black Bear 67 GMdfleld Dev 05 Gold Metals 40 Gold Zone 09 Mt Union 054 Nat Tungsten' 11 Pony Mead 05 Red Hill 23 Tonopah Div 07 i on ueen Ton Star Verdi CHICAGO CHICAGO March 20 (USDA) Livestock: HOGS: Salable receipts 10000 Mar ket moderately active Butchers steady to 25 cents lower Sows steady to 25 i cetns lower Mixed US No 1 2 and 3 190 270 lbs butchers 1325 1400: 280 330 lbs 12501325 Sows 600 lbs down 1025 1175 CATTLE: 8500 Calves 300 Steers high good and better slow steady to 50 cents lower Helfers slow steady to rjwri ows steady to Bulls active strong to 50 cents higher Vealers steady Prime steers 2300 ew loads choice and prime steers 2000 2200 Bulk choice steers 1850 2000 good 1700 1800 commercial to low good 1400 1675 Most good and choice heifers 1575 1900 Utility and commer cial cows 1125 1300 Canners and cut ters 1000 1175 Utility and commercial bulls 1400 1600 Vealers 2600 down SHEEP: 2000 Slaughter lambs steady to weak Sheep steady Good to prime wooled lambs 1900 2125 Choice shorn lambs 1950 1975 Cull to choice slaugh ter ewes 550 850 SAN RANCISCO SOUTH SAN RANCISCO March 20 (SMN) CATTLE: salable 75 Sup ply mainly cows moderately active cows steady to easier other classes scarce Most utility dairy type cows 1100 1250 canners and cutters 9 00 1050 CALVES: salable 25 Supply mainly slaughter calves about steady Com mercial and good around 325 lb slaugh ter calves 1950 2200 HOGS: salable 250 Supply mainly butchers moderately active butchers fully steady with Monday Mixed grade No 1 3 180 240 lb butchers 1525 240 260 lb averages 1475 other classes scarce i SHEEP: salable 100 Supply mainly spring slaughter lambs moderately ac tive about steady with Monday One lot choice 86 lb spring slaughter lambs 2100 1 lot 98 lb averages 2050 STOCKTON STOCKTON CATTLE: 200 Practically entire supply cows with dairy types predominating moderate ly active cows steady: not enough done on others to test market Good 685 lb slaughter steers 1800 commercial heif ers 1550 utility 1250: utility cows 1200 1300 Holsteins 1300 canner and cutter cows 900 1150 CALVES: 25 Individual choice veal ers 2600 choice 425 lb slaughter calves 2200 not enough to establish trend HOGS: 200 Only odd butchers Of fered bulk of supply feeder pigs mar ket not established SHEEP 50 Not enough to test market LOS ANGELES i LOS ANGELES March 20 (SMN) CATTLE 1000 Slow all classes about steady Good 1070 lb fed steers 1850 choice load held around 1950 com mercial 1600 1700 commercial and good fed heifers 1625 1700 utility cows 1150 1400 canners and cutters 950 1150 good and choice feeder steers 1700 1800 good and choice feeder helf ers 1575 1675 CALVES 75 Slow about steady Good vealers 2000 2150 commercial and good calves 1650 1850 HOGS 200 airly active steady to 25c higher 40 head No 1 188 I lb 1625 mixed lots 1 3 183 240 lb 1500 1600 load 232 lb truckins 1400: 340l suv io sows iu73 iiuu heavier to lb 900 1000 SHEEP none Market untested With more years of researchmore study and experimentationmoie major conrributions to dental hygiene during the past 79 years than any other company in the world COLGATE WORLD LEADER IN TOOTHPASTES NOW ANNOUNCES CHEYENNE san RANCISCO CONTINENTAL CALL 3 7550 SECOND AND LAKE ST METALS NEW YORK March 20 Cus tom smelters prices for delivered metals (cents per pound unless other wise designated): COPPER: Electrolytic delivered US destinations 46 AS NY equlv nom lake delivered US destination nom 46 LEAD: Common New York 1600 St Louts 1580 foreign gulf ports un available ZINC: Prime western New York 1400 East St Louis 1350 QUICKSILVER: Small lots (dollars per flask of 76 lbs) 258 260 TUNGSTEN: Powdered (dollars per pouqd 988 per cent minimum) 450 nom MANGANESE metal: 999 per cent 1 to 20 tons per lb 3200 TIN Grade A brands outside mar ket New York prompt delivery 10075 CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO March 20 Close: WHEAT: 232 36 May July 2004: Sept 201 Dec 206 CORN: Mar 36 May July 142 Sept 142 Dec OATS: Mar 61 62 May 63 July 64: Sept 654: Dec 67 RYE: Mar 129 28May 128 July BANK STOCKS Bank of America Chase Natl Bank Irving Trust Manuf Trust National City Guaranty Trust Only BRISK has LUORIDE 1 85 fives extra protection luoride alone can't works best where you need it most luoride concentrates in weak or spots iiliere decay usually starts combines with and becomes part of the tooth enamel thus protects as no other decay fighter can And stay active decay fighter reaches into crevices between teeth starts working in stantly to defeat decay Benefits both adults and children Brisk I luoride85 Colgate exclusive npxv fnr mula helps protect all permanent teeth whether in adults or children over six luoride is in stantly released works on contact as you brush your teeth strengthens teeth enamel as no other decay preventive ever could ive variance applications will be considered by the Reno Boaj of Adjustment tonight when it holds its regular meeting in the city hall The Yori Land and Development Co has asked for permission to eliminate an off street parking area at 95 irst St where construction is now in progress An other application submitted by Gottschalk seeks to operate a skating rink in the Leete Addition Dwyer is asking for per mission to convert a brick garage to a dwelling unit at 919 Another applicant Horace Bath is requesting permission to construct a building within the sideyard area of a lot at Creek Place and California Ave The fifth applicant George Bu chanan has asked for authority to divide a lot at the northeast corner of Sunrise Drive and Coun try Club Acres into two smaller lots MAKES TEETH STRONGER starts working instantly TO DEEAT DECAY plus DAILY THRDBWSERYKE St I AS IO Kttar 19 IE IOR MONTHLY 9 INVESTMENT I PLANS CAit WHITE jnHinQ hI wssrn a 'Ex A 1 1 Bid Asked 39 33 35 41 44 64 67 77 81 Lt Members New York Stock Exchange.