Valley News from Van Nuys, California • Page 103

Thursday, February 16, Nuys (Calif.) Earf--6-A 3-6 Cwnrrof--5-B Missing Valley Girl Found Hiding in Hollywood Cellar teenage San Fernando Valley girl who had been miss ing from her for nearly two months was discovered on Tuesday in a secret base nient room of a Koiiywood cottage. Police said tha girl, of Sun Valley, was booked at Ju venile Hall as a runaway. young man, 23-year-olc Stephen Stuart, who rented the house in which she was found at 1326 N. Los Palm as also was arrested. Note Pish Line was booked on suspicion of providing marijuana to a juvenile, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, statutory rapa and possession of marijuana.

Juvenila detective Sgta. Ed Gelb anc Qiarles Smith said they found girl after coming up empty-handed on two previous visits to the house. said they had been advised on Jan. 17 thst a teen- Math Field Day Slated on Saturday 900 mathematic students in Southern California, representing 179 high schools, w3ll compete Saturday in the llth a a Mathematics Field Day at Occidental Col- -'-Tae ia designed to "Stimulate interest in mathematics and to recognize mathematical ability and achieve- m'ent," according to Dr. Charles W.

Seekins, chairman of- the college's mathematics department. 'The program is a "mental track meet" in which students compete for individual anrl team prizes in a variety of events, Dr. Seekius said. "Valley students participating are: Nuys High School -Stewart Foreman, Steve (rfeenberg, Andrew Hautzik, Craig Mork and Anthony Le- Winter. tUlysses S.

Grant i ScTiool Sam Wilson, Jim Baiter, Robert Banarer, Mike Miller and Scott Nason. High School Maureen Phillips, Donna Hansen, Elizabeth Matthews, Maureen Lavery and Nan Hildreth. iWilliam H. a High School Tom Bosseler, Gary Jason, Dave a and Murray Kepbart. age girl reported as missing by her parents was living al the home.

On their first visit, they found a fish line attached to the gate leading to the house situated at the rear of the property behind another house. Find Trap Door They said when they finally gained entry through a window, no one was there although they found a partially smoked cigaret and a warm cup of coffee. A second visit on Jan. 23 resulted hi the same discovery an empty house that appeared to have been recently occupied. Sgts.

Gelb and Smith said they returned to tfie house Tuesday and again found no home, but on Inspecting premises discovered a rug covering a trap door. Peering up at them from a secret cellar room when they opened the trap door was the girl, her face smeared with white complexion cream. Had Warning System The basement room was furnished with a bed and some tables and had been the girl's lome since she assertedly rcn away from home last Dec. 23, the officers said. The fish line tied to the gate was attached to a warning system inside the housa which alerted the girl when visitors arrived and gave her time to hide in her cellar room.

Police Man Held to Answer In 3 Deaths Mike A Fernandez 32, of 6430 O'Melveny arrested after three members of a Lancaster family were fatally in-, jured in a traffic accident has been held to answer in Superior Court. Fernandez was ordered to appear for arraignment in Dept. 100 on Feb. 2J at 9 a.m. at his preliminary hearing in Van Nuys Municipal Court on Tuesday.

Bail was set at $1100. He is charged with two counts of manslaughter and one count of drunk driving fe lony. Berl F. Dewitt 43 and his wife Marina 40 were killed Dec. 26 when their auto end the panel truck driven by Fernandez collided on San Fernando Road north of El Casco St.

in Sylmar. Their 12-year-old son' Scott died Dec. 31 from injuries suffered in the accident. Hew 'Praclicar Anti-Smog Device for Autos Unveiled she left the underground room was to take an occasional bus ride witii Stuart. Renew Pacts of School Executives Contracts of two of the top executives in the Los Angeles ity School system were renewed Tuesday at annual salaries of $32,695 each, toy the Board of Education.

The executives who won ex- are Dr. T. Stanley Warburton, associate superin- only tendent ch rg9 of adult ed Canoga Park Man Will Be Tried in Coed's Auto Death Trial for John Michael Kel- hher 19, of 6663 Sale a a Park, on a manslaughter charge will be held March 15 at 8:30 a.m. in Division 70 of Van nicipal Court. Young Kelliher Nuys Mu- faces the charge following the death of Joan Rosenberg 18, of 4214 Hayvenhurst Drive, Encino, a passenger in his car when crashed into a power pole and stone wall.

Police a i Miss Rosenberg, a Pierce College coed, was through the windshield in the accident early last Dec. 4 at Hayven- hurst Drive and Lanai Road. ucation and of the junior college district, and Virgil Volla, associate superintendent in charge of building and design and construction. Dr. Warburton's contract extends to Feb.

23, 1971, and Volla's contract to June 30, 1970. The leason for the difference is that Volla will reach the retirement age by the time his contract expires and retirement is mandatory at age 65. Both men have been with the 1 Los Angeles unified and junior college districts for many years. Volla has been with the school system 39 years and Dr. Warburton has been with the local school districts for eight years.

Board of Education members expressed regret that Volia would have to leave so A new anti-smog device, called the first practical invention to reduce automotive tailpipe emission, has been unveiled in Anaheim. U.S. Sen. Edmund S. Muskie (D-Maine) and members of his smog subcommittee witnessed the new exhaust control device designed to re emissions from autos -nitrogen oxide from to Atlantic Richfield makers of the anti-smog device, outlined the unit called the nitrogen oxide reduction system at the firm's ARCO Chemical Co.

A spokesman said the cost of installation for the device will be nominal but declined to state an actual figure. The device has been under study for two years, the spokesman said, and reduces emission by simply recirculat- ing quantities of a fumes. The unit is located on the engine's intake manifold and does not contribute to congestion under the auto's hood, said Dr. Laurence M. Richards, ARCO vice president.

Meanwhile, the County Board of Supervisors moved to obtain 1 additional information about Detroit research on smog controls reportedly more than five times as effective as those on 1966 cars. On suggestion of Supervisor Warren M. Dorn, the supervisors requer a report from the U.S. Senate subcommittee on air and water pollution after it holds hearings in 1 Detroit. County Air Pollution Control Officer Louis J.

Fuller told tlie committee on Monday that industry representatives had informed him work is now under way on exhaust controls that would limit hydrocarbon emissions to 50 parts per million. Urges 'Crash Program' At present new cars sold in California are supposed to meet a standard of 275 ppm -and Fuller contends many of them do not even obtain this goal under the "averaging" system of testing. Dorn said he felt there should be a "crash program" to get the new device out of the laboratory stage and engineered for assembly line auto production. Witnesses before the subcommittee estimated such engineering work could take at least five years. Coordinator for Proaram Named Eursell Cordell has been named coordinator for the 1967 Career Guidance Center to be held by Los Angeles County section, California chapter of Soil Conservation Society of America, San Fernando Valley Soil Conservation District, and Kiwams Club of Lancaster.

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