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American Stock Exchange In UTHLA Sales (In Mat MOST ACTIVE loos) High Low Close Ch. Harman Kar 7' Kits, clotlm rk and ntl chtn I 25 2 TLcQZwltaZimts 7H- 31444 I Vi 4J" '4 4H V4 tut rivt man Kiivt iiocici ir0M an tht Amtrictn Stock EKClun: liritl Am Oil vtnaicoMff 12,100 I vine Cor 25,500 ti, 0 Kiltman 23,700 0 Northtaan Uran JJ.Joo I Vi Fire Zones Plan Halted: by Protest! Supervisors Drop) Proposed Hearings; at Santa Barbara 4-''4 4' 4 Oceanside Will Vote Harnischfeg I 40 Harttld St .70 Harlt El 3 Harvard Ind Hastings .30 Ham Blsh Haieltina .106 Hecla Vi Heli Coil Helmer 05a Here Gal .20 24 '4- 44 9 384- NEW YORK. Jan. .11 Mi-Following it Herold Rad Hignia Mt S0a in compter lanuiaiion of Tixjuyj Hock iranjaclioni on rha American Stock Ex-chn; Sale (In Nt Highway Tr I Tier Aire Hoa I Co on Harbor Plan Today Facility for Small Craft-Would Cost $5,530,000, Be Started in Two Months I 4 43' i 4 J7'i 4-'4 7'i 14'4 J't Vt 3' I 12 J9V I 3 UH J'i 64 25 304 8'j 37', 28H 7 7H 3114 I 4J'j 434 2444 a 38'i 4Va 5 14 54 3'a I 12 25-i II 31' 1 12 11 24' 4 14 24', 304 34 4 28 '4 71' 4 loos) Hign low Cloia cno. DO A "1 Abar Pet A 4' 5 i 5' i 4 4' 4 14 7't 7' j-I'i r- 1 'i 'i- --i-i i i imjiiuiuij.i i i i im PS i 1 i'iri lu I Hollm Intl Holm Ind Holllnger Holly Corp Holt Home Oil A Vi Do Hoov Ball 0 "I 5'1 7'i- 14' 1 12 V4 1 38' 12'- IHit Vi 24' 4- 4 14 -2fe 24' 3(fii '4 8J- '4 34' j- -1 4 a OCEANSIDE, Jan.

18 Voters here will go to the polls 4' J'' 41 '4 IJ'i Vt '4 4 34'i 14 1 1 14 20 1 53 1 33 34 11 4 SiNTA BARBARA, Jan. 18 Numerous protests J4 JT 40 5'' 13 ''4 3'i 34 40''4 "4 13 J4- Vi 44... 34 Vi 14' V4 a Acma Pree Aaro Sup Aaraiat Aaroncaf Wfg HI A'i Inv Alan Wood 1.44 Alaska Airl Aigom Ur J.50 All Am Eng All Sta Prop AMeg Airl CP wt Allied Art AUiad Con I Allied Pap A I ico .550 oo pt Am Bever Am Electron Am Israeli .25 Am MARC from property owners asso tomorrow to decide on establishment of a small craft harbor district. Only a simple majority is needed for passage. No bond issue will be involved in this election.

Huoceii 2.10a Hydromet Hygraae lr Imp Chem Imp Oil 1.20 Imp Colo .10 Inpls P4L pf 4 Ind El Hard Indust Enl I.12f DIRECTOR ciations and individuals in areas in the Santa Maria 14 21 '4 50 21 V. If 13 12' i 12' j- Vi 75'i 75't Ind If the district is approved, it would have the same 4J4 444 Plywd Am 1 rt 4 127' 1 129'4 4 and'Cuyama Valleys where 10 14' 11 5'j 27 12'e n' la'-a 1 13'i 13s 13- 5'j boundaries as the city of five proposed fire zones Int Brew I Int Petrol 1 29 Int Prod .171 Int Resist 12V j- 4 Conrad Hilton Jr. is now a director of the El Poso National Bank. He is also vice president of Hilton Hotels and the head of Hilton Inns, Inc. 7V4- Vi Am Patrol A .15 17 1H Am Pltoto 60 100 51 Am Seal 300 43 i were to be set up today led I inter Oil 44 'i 14'4 24' 9 ll1 I 24' 1 Weapons Ban Sought by 14' 1 5 10 14 13 3 14 340 44 15'a 23 1I'4 7' 24', 44' it V4 15'- 231- I'4 Hi 18i i 241 1 IV4- V1 Iron Flram 12'-, 7' 40 14' a 30' 4 24 1'a 31 the Santa Barbara County Ironrlto .20 Irving Air Israel Am Oil 19'j- Board of Supervisors tc I Vi 24 I 4 1 24 4 4-4 1 Am writ l.0a 1 Amur OH '0 Anacon Ld 120 Ancri Post 1 4 Ana Am Expl .621 2 Ang Lu A 11 Ang Wupp .30 1 Anken Ch.

1 Aoo Pw Pf .50 ApoIIo Ind I ark Oil 1 54 '4 4' cide to abandon hearings on the matter. OFFERS TO BUY JK 10 I4k 1 9i 53 2 39 15' 4 23 '7- 4' 4 4 '4 23 "4 04 rt 38' a 14 9' 3 2. 14-4 Si Jeannettt Gl Jetronic Ind Jupiter Oil kaiser Ind Kaltman Katz Drug 1 40 a- i 1,4 144- Vi 28' it 41 Vi 18'i- More than 123 persons 237 4 Duarte Council DUARTE, Jan. 18 The 2 21' a 28' Ark La Gas 1 110 33'a Kawacki Ch I 251 1 .00 42 XJ't 33'i Vt 64 4- 44 22J Wi't 3H l' il Kawneer 19 7 Ark Pf 4.7 .25 Armour wt 47 Armst Rub A 1.40 12 25 3'4 4 2H City Council tonight author Oceanside, and members of the Oceanside City Council would serve as the harbor district board. Total cost of the harbor project has been estimated at $5,530,000, with state and federal grants expected to pay, about half the cost.

The plan envisions a harbor for about 540 boats on a 100-acre site the northwest edge of the city. Construction might be started within two months if formation of the district is approved by voters, engi Arnold Alt lb Aro Eduip 15' i- 2i 3' 2 3 I H- 1 18' 41 -i U' 15', 2' 18', 14- 3'. a crowded the courthoVsa with a large pressing disapproval of- lha plan of county fire warden Varian A. Wadleigh to pro 15', 19'; 14' 3'-4 Kioae s't Klngstord Kingston Pd Klrby Pet Kirk Miner Klein Sir 1 Koback .80 Kropp Forga 24 14a 10' ized City Atty. Gareth Sadler to prepare an all inclusive deadly weapons ordi 54 24 t' 10a- 40' 3 l.j 2 Vi 2'a 14 11' a 14'- 3'i Vi 40' 40' 2t 2a nance.

II 41 II 13 17 1234 vide additional fire prptec-tion in the area. First reading of such an Asmara Ad Fd Slr And Laund Assd Oil Gas Assd Stat la All indust AH Cst Co 2a AH del Gollo Id Atlas Atin Atlas CP wt A'las Plyw Audio Dev Aurora PI Avnet Elect Avien A Ua Consol .72 Lake in Laxey r-d 57' 57'i- I 2'a 2ti V4 'a- 2' 21. 4. 5'-2- '4 20 10 I 3 I 14 -L- 1 103 4 1 1 41 75 14 1 I 4 .25 I 41 5' 2. ordinance was cancelled by the council and the city at 57' I 2-.

10'4 2 a 13'i 14 a 10' i 20 12-4 13' 1 20 1 i 1SV4 t5j Orcutt Need Cited After the supervisors vot torney was instructed to pre 24 -4- 10'i 10' 27" 12' a --tv it 7 -7 I f. fc 1234 4 '4 5 S-j 11 4 24 4-i 53 12 7'4 4 ll 22'4 2 44 4 6V4- ed to defer action onthe pare a new ordinance mat would prohibit all types of 124 4i 5' 1 5- 17', 24 4-' 49 4' 4 12', 7'4 4-i 111 22V4 2 42 51 28' V4 Lam Ss 1.40 Lanst Ind .30 Leesona Letc Real Leonard 40 L10 Fab 371 Do pt Lltb Am Locka 1.20b Lodge i Loral Elect neers have said. 7'4 44 proposed zone in the Orcutt 7' i 7' j- A 231 23iit 22 .50 23a 43 3 21 l'a deadly weapons in the city. 11- '4 Bailey Set Baker Ind 25d Bald Sec Banlt Oil Barker Br 34 22'4- 2 area near Santa Maria, Wadleigh said there was no heed The council adjourned tonight's meeting to tomorrow 4 I 42'4-lH Panama District to Vote on School Bond Barnei Eng 1 Barry Coot I 14 La Land I 40a 24 4 21 24 IV 3 51 11'- 1.50 28; to consider the other zones, Lunkhm 1.40a Lvncn CP night when official canvass of the election in which 251 2I'4 rt l'a 3'a 10V, U'i I 1144 BAKERSFIELD, Jan. 18.

fa- 24 i 21 2' l'a- '4 3'i 10' 1S- 1i 4'- t' r- tt 41V Vj since most of the protection in the entire area was needed 13'e A special $150,000 bond elec 12' 12't 12V- 32', 31V, 32'-li Councilwoman Vera Hacker was recalled will be made. RECEIVED VA PROPERTIES The Veterans Administration has received offers to purcrJse these homes as of yesterday: AXAHK1M PM 4 103 18 7S02Davmor PM 1317 Kenwood PM 515982 19H0 Sloop BAKERSFIEL11 PM 430224 3112 Pioneer COVIXA PM 478682 17703 Book ci'CAMgxca TM 502664 8625 Edwin FOXTAXA FH1409 91115 Live Oak GARDEN' GROVE PM 430069 11651 Magnolia PM 432837 11801 Percheron LA IRA OA PM 475144 13638 Parise 1A PUKXTE PM4'16132 503 Broadmoor PM 281914 820Eldon PM 429943 843 Sandy Hook OR WALK PM 423310 13925 Mansa ONTARIO PM 280766 516 Elderberry PM 241596 8603 Fiftn PACOIMA PM 256668 12920 Mineola POMONA PM 418442 2930NGarey 8TANTO.V PM 490941 7731 Santa Catalina earwen f-ost a Bayviaw Oil 2 Bearing! .20 i Beau Brum .40 Beck Snot .40 I Bell Tel Can 2 4 Btlock Inst JOt II Benrua 5 Biaunart Blumenth 1 Bobbie Bkt ,70 71 l'a 1 1 tion has been called for to 45H 45' 14' I5H 10'4 94 10 in the Orcutt zone. The count also is expected A', 21 '4 21 71 '4 morrow in the Panama Un 4' 4 Macfad Pub 40b Mack Trk wt Magellan Pet Magna Oil Me Svc 1.20 Mangel Str I 20 Mansf TR .800 Martin wt Massay .40 Maula Ind Ml Mays .60 Mead- John 1.20 Wadleigh said the action ion Elementary School Dis-, 30' 30'. 30V 1, 18 i 17 II i 23 22' 22V 42''i 41 Bonack 2 1 against setting up the zonel 36 i 34'i Wt- 34'4 35 14 114 II'. 9' 9 9'.

12 35V4 tnct. If approved, the bond mon 2 "now places a big burden" 2H 4'a 24- 244 2444. Vi 43 42 Vj 8'4 7 i 2H- I 31H Borna Chem Brad Foot Braz Trac 4 Breeze Cp Bridgpt 1.41 4 Britalta Pet Br Am Oil 1 on the county fire depart to produce a successor to Mrs. Hacker when four absentee ballots may break a tie between Mrs. Aloysia Moore and Jack Fifer who tied for the council office with 468 votes each at the recall election.

Menasco .309 14 1 .25 141 ey will be used for construction of additional classrooms 37V4 34 34'4-l'4 Mesabl Iron fg 711 Met 8. Ther 24-4 24'4 24V4- I 1J4 19V4 19V4- 40 Cham at the Stine School. Rejec ment which must protect a unincorporated areas FROSTY THRESHOLD Marine Cpl. Horace M. Br Col Pow 1.40 5 38' VilMicn Sugar tion of the issue will mean 2 7H 2H 12'i 12 12'i.

15 14', 27'- 27 27 double sessions at both. Pan arria and Stine Schools be Brit Pet 110 rown Co 14 Brown For A .40 5 Do .40 Do pf .40 5 Brown Rub 4 BSF Co 20 5 JlH 24 35-i 38'i I. 12V4 14 144 7 74 194 4 7' 8'4 3'a 14 II! 8.4- fl, Do pi 12' '4 Micro Hon 14 Microwave 14'- Mid-W Ab 40 7 '4Midw Pip 1', 7' '4 1 Mohawk Air 19' HiMolyb Can I 314 2i 34', 3714 8.. 12 14 14'1 7 Vi 18'4 4'4 7' lJ4 3 10 V4 3 7'i 20 20V44 4 24 V4 3' 3'i 55' 53' 53'i-2'i Pico Rivera to fore tne ena ot tne year, Wayne Van Horn, district Buckeya Corp 20b 4 Molybden Vjf Do wt I Monos Pree 3 1 AAnn Pu, nl JJA 35'4 35i 35i-li r.t 7', i Fletcher, 21, of Camp Pendleton, carries bride, former Michelea Young, 15, of Garden Grove, across snowy threshold of cabiri at Big Bear Lake. Newlyweds Find Frigid Weather, Warm Hearts superintendent, said.

City to Study Boat Firm Plan 82 82 82 Vn 1 144' l.j JJ Mont Wd A 7 II Montrose Ch .40 Do pf .40 Buell Die Buf Edipsa Bunk Hill Burma J)l Burr 'Burry Bit JUaaH In ni 1 3 Mt Clem 7V- Mt Diablo .24 I 13- 13' 1 493 49 4944 4 1 3V 3'k 3' 10 4a 44 4-- I 14'-, 14' 14', 3 170', 149'4 U0 20 4 5' 12 20 Calg Ed .10 -fal East Av .251 Mt Ver Ig Mt St TT 4.40 Muntz TV Murphy CP If Murray Oh 2 REDONDO BEACH. Jan Firm Submits Low Bid on Underpass 4 225 21 21H-1V4 33 33 33 18 Building and landscap Cal El Pw .80 12 Calv 08.G 2 Camd Tn 1.20 2.50 BIG BEAR LAKE, Jan. 18. 14'4 era tor filled the gasoline tank Musk Ring 1 14'4 14' it Jl'Ml'4 3 20'4- V4 3... 34 '4 7 104-' '4 21 3 20' 4 34 J0i 5'i 21' 3'i 20', 3H 34 1 33'4 7 74 wuskog is Muter Co Hf 33'4 33V4 4 Vi of their car.

Push for Work on Boulevards PICO RIVERA, Jan. 18 -The extension of Paramount Blvd. from Slauson Ave southward to become a major link with Long Beach iJ apparently being pigeonholed again this year bylhi A young couple's honeymoon 34 25 This afternoon the young that loomed dark indeed ear 10 11 31 13114 campb ctiib Can So Pet Cdn Hmstd Cdn Javelin Cdn Marc Cdn Nw M8.0 Carnation 4.40a Car PiL pf 5 couple drove out of Big Bear ly last Thursday morning 11T4 Nchmn JO Namm Loet Naoco Ind Nat Alf Deb POMONA, Jan. 18 John ing plans for a oO.lXX) sq. it.

boat assembly building for the American -Marc Co. at 2601 Manhattan Beach Blvd. will be studied by the City Council next Monday night. The company, being relo 4 I .4 4 J5-4 54V, turned into a never-to-be- Lake heading back toward Lightolier Opens Headquarters Here Lightolier, of Jersey 11 10 131 554114 100 Vj 114- Vi l.M I0O 1U0 Nat Bell vt 13'4 11'4 6 6 '4 11 16'i 10' 2 20V 30' 4 Strona Son of Pomona tonight submitted to the City forgotten experience here Camp Pendleton, where Cpl 20' 4 40 14V4- 4 Nat ti wei 1 Castle A 1.20 2 Catalin 05g 17 ZO'4 20'4 9- 4 134 11U 4' 4 64 1I 16', 10' 30', 3'4 34 9'- Nat Mfr I 10'i Fletcher has been stationed. 12 1 4 384 39J Pet It was 10 deg.

below zero and dark when the car Council a low bid of 2H4 Vi-20' i- V2i 41t 1 He has been in the Marine 470.70 for construction of, 44', 5 24' City, N.J., yesterday opened new western headquarters 30'4- 44 3V44 cated in the Redondo area from Inglewood, specializes Nat Research 16 Nat Starch .60 2 Nat Trans .159 1 Nat Un Elec '16 Nest LeM 30b 3 Corps for two years. driven by Marine Cpl. 3'4 3'. Cenco Inst J0 5 39' Cen Hadley 89 24 Cen Pw pf Jvi JO 45 CenSacur .40 3 24' Do Pf IV, M. 29' Century El 4 Charter Oil 2 Cherry Bur 9 14 rhahrni la 4 130 the White Ave.

underpass at 31 29V- Vi 1 9- Horace M. Fletcher, 21, of 20 2044 44 in its recently completed one in power Doais in me 11 u. 10 Eng T4.T 1.72 17 344. 36 36 -4 1.4 1A- .4 HH 14444 4 24 NH Clock 109 J' 30 ft. range.

1274 130 14 I 27 14 li- 30'-i- 33 30'a 4" the railroad tracks. Seven other bids were received. Strona, who also is the builder of the Towne Ave. Timpson, with his bride of a few hours, the former Michelea Young, 15, of Garden Grove, stalled in a Chief Wng I II Christian Oil 14 Chromalloy 1 394 3 13'4 story building at 2515 Broadway. N.

A. Blumberg, vice pres 3. 39 -'4 Idria NJ Zinc .50 Mex Ar New Pac C40 New Pk Cng New Sup Oili NY Auct 1.20b Rites Slated for Louise Verlacque, Early Resident Clneram 127 5' 116 I 3 34 County Road Department, City Manager Frank JAlc shire warned the City Cbu'iv cil tonight. Aleshire said he had been advised by County Rbaj Commissioner N. H.

Templij that the project, described bl Mayor John W. Davis as paramount It also produces 24 ft. and 30 ft. sailboats. The building plans, which were brought before the City Council tonight, will be the first instal 2U 36" 37', 4-4 44- 4 22 22 4 14 14 Vj 7' a 44 4', snowbank here.

The eve 1 underpass scheduled for NV a. Hon 1.40b' 4 ning before they had been 4 li 30' 13' 34 34'i 9. 54 3Va 79 1. 4' 4'-- VI 9'4 RAMONA, Jan. 18 Fu married in Huntington 5'4 5' 514 1' 1' lation the city new indus ident in cnarge ot sales in the 13 Western States, said that while the 56-year-old manufacturing company has been conducting business in 35V 14 Nickel Rim 30 Noma Lts 89 Norf So Ry 'if 4 No Am Cem A 1.40 No Cdn Oil 37 No Rankin Noeast Airl 6 No In PS pf 4' 4 1 40 M'4-4 Beach.

trial district set up along the 2't 1A 4' 5' 36 2 1 5' 794 29 29 Clark Con 1 5 Clarost Mf JOf 2f Clary CP 14 Clay 1 Lam 1 Clopay CP 05d 7 Club Al Pd .109 Coast Oils 19 Cockihuft 54 Colonial Sd 10 Comm 1 1 Compo ,40 1 Compudyn 23 Connelly 2 Con Diesel 44 Con Mng .80 3 Con Sun Ray 43 Cont Air 58 22 7' 4 54 1'4 224 29', 274 I 13' 5'4 7 20H 4' 7'. 14 2734 274- 5'i4 San Diego Freeway right of being omitted from theroai Hiked for Help He left hef in the car 794. I I 13 13 S'i. 232 Northso Ur way. 1 14 '4 department oudget.

the West for many years; 4H 4'- 2J 126 Northso wt Nuclear Am while he hiked through the 3'4 3V 90 20H 3' 3'- V4 this marks the first time the firm has had local production $23,000 Pledge fv'f. On Aleshire's advice thai 7 7' 4'i- Vj snow to a lodge about a block and a half away, and ar 144 1444 Cont .159 12 24 5' and warehouse "lacihties. 22J4 V4- 18 5V, 54 1 1 ranged for a room for the 11 l'l Cont indust Cont Mtr Cook Pt I la 32' 32' 32'- 14 1 neral services for Louise Verlacque, 83, member of an early Ramona family, will be conducted at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Sullivan-Ryan Bradley Woolman Mortuary in San Diego. Miss Verlacque's family started the first merchandise store in Ramona, and their home, where she lived alone, is the oldest house here.

She leaves no immediate survivors. the supervisors are mort likely to reinsert the projet I if the city offers to helfrjde- completion in May, submitted an estimate which was $89,290 under that of City Engineer Glenn A. Crawford. The Southern Pacific and Union Pacific Railroads have agreed to pay up to $163,000 of the cost. The California Highway Commission has allocated $564,140 of the balance, while the city's share will be derived from in bonds voted for underpass construction at Towne, White and Garey Aves.

Appointment of a citizen's committee of more than 100 persons to study land acquisition for a proposed Pomona 4' i 174 17 1744 83 33 446 1.60 10 IS 5 1 1 2 2 night. Then he returned to her and her to the Cooper Jar 4 Coro Inc 1 3 Sales (In Ni 44 73'i- 4 Occident Pt Ogden Cp Do rt Oh Pw pf 4' Okalta OH Old Town Do pf .40 O'oklep 7.409 Over Sec 3.239 Oxford El Pac Clay 1.20b PG a. a Pf IV Do rd Pf 1V4 Do of 1.20 ious) tiign low lios trm I7VJ- 19 1 19' Vi 5'j 5' I SVs 4'i 23 St 4' 4 734 19', 64 36 24'4 23 'A 85 B4'i 4' 12H lodge because she was still 444 V4 17' 19 8 2 40' 10'4 4 I7 1 14 24 42 10' 4 44 IS 'I I 6 Vi 34 in her wedding dress and 24 Cor 1 Rey pf 1 Cotf Bev .15 1 Courtiuldl .18 50 Cran Crr 10 Creol Pet 2 40 28 Crown Pet Crown Drug. 23 fuh Am Oil 15 14 22 22 4 29'. 21'.

21 'J li' 12' 30 4 24V i 23 '4 9 5 6 fray the estimated cost, the city managerial authorized to negotiate will! the county and to pledge thi city's aid to the extent' high heels. 10'4- Vt 4- Vj 21' 4' i2H 18 4H 73 19'i 36 30 85 83J4 4 12 IH 93W IF l' 11 't 15' Pi Pac Ltg cv Pf 44 .30 The next morning, the 85 -2 834- I 4V Da of 4' 1 30' 30' r- V4 3 3 60 12 80 camp owners learned mat 19-i- Cuban Too .10 30' Cub Ven Oil 48 '4 Cubic a-1'2 40 -1V4 10- 40 $23,000. Slick Air sonoton .28 aast Mtg so Coast io Penn On 2 act 4.24 pf 1.0 30 Mater .60 spear Co open Snoe If 6prry wt bianl Mey jid Qred DO pt 1.6U aid Finan .44 aid Forg .60 sid Oil Ky ltd Mirs jld Inom lid Tube .409 oianlev Av the young couple were run- 4 4 li'j- 12 8- 45 42' 19 4 .50 45 13t V. mnz low on funds, the in IiHgiM.ftaftWHU'llfiWiBB 12 12 2 41 a 23 .50 34 22 31 10 j0 19 II' 12 14 25 Vi 18 66 4 29 19- 10- li'j 13 23 V. 18 65 U'i J' 1U 29 Vi 7V- 5 44 4-1 formation came in a roundabout way from a telephone 1'- civic center and for needs of Daitch Davega Str BavidXKt .079 ay Mines Tran A 10 Deiay Den Mtg A 1.40a Desllu .40 11 3 CLUB DECIDES TO CLEAN UP SHAVER LAKE FRESNO, Jan.

18 The Tehipiti Chapter of the Sierra Club has voted unanimously to sponsor a mammoth clean-up drive of the Shaver Lake area sometime in April. The idea came from board members Edward P. and Ernest Cook, Several hundred persons are expected to turn out, Steen reported. "We hope to enlist the aid of the Shaver Lake Chamber of Commerce, the various Shaver Lake community groups, and every organization we can think of in the val-y ley," he declared. 11 3 35 civic buildings was made by call, and the camp owners 7' V4 9'4 Vi 18 Vi 614 Vj Vi lfi Vi II 14 14 32'i-l 35'4- Pac Nor Airl Pac Pet Ltd Do wt Pac Pf 5 Padding A 50 Page Her .90 Partcoast Pat Pantep Oil Park Ch 30a Park Pen 1.20 Prkb9 Aet Penin Met Pep Bovs 409 Peoperell 3 Perfect Cir lb Perf Photo Peru Oils Phil Lg Dis Vib Philios El Phillips Se .209 Phoenix Stl In California City II lo' Vi 13' Mayor Arthur H.

Cox. 11 ll 9 4', i 7V44 Vi Det Gry I .251 qatanrock Ur 7 18 1 Vi 4J4VV- Develop CP Pf V4 1 2' 1' lli 15', 12'i 7' 444 344 36'i 5' 377 64 9 The council called for bids for construction of municipal 36 -4 at once assured the young people of two nights' lodging. Others in the community 36 II Devon Oils aiarrett LP atatham In jicei Xan 2.40 II- f. 9'i 9i 1 I 9 9t 1 9 parking lot at Main and Cen with FRED BECK aieel Parts .409 item 1.20a 24' jieri ai ra i opened their hearts and ter Sts. to be opened Feb.

8 19. 3. 4' 33't M'4 9 24' i 19 3 3 4'4 3 3'i 12 7'4 5' 11 35'i 134 r.t a 1H l4 9 'k 16 16 10 30s 13' 31 9 44 6 28' 4 11 56 ateri free 14 I. 16 14 16 4 16 10 4 V4 3t stop inop i 4'4 32' bi'-t 9 24' I 19 3Vi 3iVa 4' 3' 4 17'i I6 4'. iivion Cp 36'i 54 37' 6 14H 8' 15 9J 12 8H 53 37'i 3H purse strings, too.

Ski Togs B5 iO 9'4 36'j- 1 1 i-- 374- 1 i 6i 14'i- '4 8 i- Vi 154 Ul 12 'A 8- 1 Si't-V3 38 34 23H 4 T'4 OYSTER BEDf Piasecki Aire Pierc Ind Pit Lak 4 Pit Rwv .300 3' a- J'i- vt bunset Int sup Tool 30s 304 V8 1.50 Fund Chief Named VISALIA, Jan. 18 Joe A. 12 IJ'4 it wt 6M jym way Dilberts Do pf .70 Diver Strs Dix Ch Rel Dom Pet Dom .40 Dom Tar .60 Dorr Oliv DO Pf Dorsey 7f Douglas Oil Draper 1 Drill Expl 1.) Duk Pw 1.40 Du Mont Lab Duralov .05 Durh Ho Duro Test Duval Sul 1V4 Dynam Ab A sporting goods store out 9 9 '4 31 61 10 .50 IS 17 16 t6 13 ,50 3 40 fitted them in rental ski out 8' Vi, Meade has been -appointed 1'i 54V-I 38 3H Plastic Mat .371 Pneu Scale 2 Polarad Elect Poloron A Polymer A 16'i- Vi fits. The chair lift concern 304 8 434 84 6 64 Talon A 1 Do I Tamp El layior Int chairman of the Mt. Whit i3' 2 2t- Vs 22 .72 Jt 10 10 Vi S7H S7H i7H- Pow Can I 144 14 6....

444 21 '4 gave them tickets 17'i 16 27 10' 8 2 U'i 4'i ney Chapter, American Red 2 23 xdl xdl a SI 6 63 26 2 19 5 39 8' j- 2'1 21 2 Cross fund campaign for A supper house provided 274 274- 14 10? 14- 3' i- dinners. A service station op- 1960. I' 2V 12Vi 4'i it 1 It 3 9 Prairie Oil Pren Hall Prest 19 Progresi Mf Prophet Co .60 Prov Gas 36 PubSCol pt 4'4 Puer Rle 11.40 48 Vt V4 U'i Vi li Vj 29 49'-i 1 83' i. 36' 29'i 47 19'a 16'i 82'4 36' 2 20'. 1 VI 182 182 St pf A 1.75k .25 182 1 s3v' 25 169'l 149', 149'V4 l.50r OO B) 1 1 leennico 1 tl-A-iisn I'eieprom leiev ind ienny fcn I exam Oil fexslar rnomp Star fborof lb Tilo Rf 1.40 rodd Ship 1.549 fo4 pf 4 Tonop ,10 Tow Acc Trans Cub Oil A 3'i lf Edo Corp A 1 li'j 23' 23 Vt- 20 21 20'- 21 21' 2IV pyi Nf -ua Vt 1.4 Ii4- i 244 24V 24' t- "4 19', 19', 19', 26 26 26...

80 80 SO Vt Elder Mln El 1.20 Elactrogr lb Elect Comm Electronic 3 3A Oucbte Llth 31 '4 324 31' I 47 1 40 A 6 21 FBI Appeals to Public for Help in Finding Killer of Mary Lou 3- gv, 3'-3 Vt 26' V4 20' 1S 3 6 3' 39 254 19H lit 40 26' a 20', Elect Spec Trans Lux .304 11'i oEI-Tron Emery Air 17 60b 9 I 8'. 10' 131- 25- 21 Vj Raym Int 24 R09 Tub .259 I OS pf Vt 1 RmI Est Inv 63 20 rrns Cp A 30b 9'- V'2 25'4- Vj 14.... I04 3- '4 114- V4 7-32 10'i 10'i 13 13 25 25' 21' 21' 22'4 2214 22 12 1J 12 254 I 26 104 3 64 11 V4 25 '4 10' 3 64 114 7-32 rn con wt Emp Mlllw .251 14 Foulty CP .050 77 Tru Temp 1.20 21t 21 214l Red Pumo 1.10 1 10 Eri Forge 7 Ero Mf9 2 Eurk CP 36 SAN DIEGO, Jan. 18 22'- 11 a- Va Unexcell Ch Un Invest .60 5 51 1IH 24'i About an hour before Mary 21 2 1 3 Reeve Snd Relniur Inv Rellin Int 2.20b Rem Arm Repub Foil Repub Ind .40 Reslstoflex 22' 11' a 7 7- un Aire Pd a Fabrex Corp JOg 76 12 U'4 22 I4'4 14'4 5 I Lou Olson, 10, was mur Factor Max a a Faiar East .259 I 14 23 1 II Vj 7 54 5'i 81 1 48 5 6 27 3 .40 173 3 17'4 17 15' 48 48 41 1 i'a if 6J4 4- unit Asb Un Cn Unit Elas 2b Un Imp Inv Unit Indus wt Un NJ RR 10 Un Pac Ai Vib five days between her disappearance and death. His appeal, was accompanied by release of photographs of a manikin wearing the type of clothing and trinkets Mary Lou had on when last seen.

They includ Ridgewav.co RIO Gr It 20 Robin Tech dered, she ate a meal that could have been served on 10' 5 50" Hi 24' 7 25 9H 4 22' 4 78 5' 4'4 17V4 4' 8' I'm 4 3 31a- 'i 5 50' li 113- l'i 24' Vi 7' 254 94 4 6 22H- Vj 78 -1 5- 4H4 174 4' l'i- APPROXIMATELY 1500 miles north of California City (a new man-made, man-planned metropolis in the, clear upper end of the booming Antelope Valley) there is a place called Seattle. Seattle i famed for its oysters, its. rainfall and its football players, most of whom come from Texas and Orange County although the oysters are native. Yea, and on the last day of last year, which fell on Dec. 31, there appeared on the front page of the Los Angeles Times this headline: SHE PYRAMIDS $3,000 LAND TO $1,340,000 There followed an AP story about a Seattle lady named Delia Frolich Whatmore who, in 1937, looked out of her window across a lake to yonder hills and she figured that what she saw there (land) was something that maybe she should buy for her young son.

Just something to play with. Keep the kid off the streets and all that. Mrs. What'more bought 3 Si acres for $3,000 and 170 173 41 17'i 17'i- Va Roch pi JO Rokench A Fan Farm 1 Faraday Ur Fargo gtl Falmt rW .371 Fllmwiy J5f Finan Gen .30 Firth Starl Fly Tiger Fard Can 3 llat 4 ill I- A 43- Vi 5- '4 V4 9 124t 174V4 15 -H 14- 44- Vi 33V 1 It 26 4' 4 7 54 5 6' 6 4 II' IV 2S 9 16 13 124 1.75 174'4 174 5 5' 4 23Vi 78 54 4t 174 4' ') 3' 4'4 fS! raTOTaW'to'a border, the FBI 11 1 1' H'4 V4 Roosevelt Rac Roxbury Cpt lb Roval Am Roval Oil Russell 4 4 4' 5 US Air Cond .109 3 US Ceram .40 1 US Foil .40 41 US Rub Reel .50 4 Unit Stores 3 Unlv Amer 20 Univ Con OH 5 60 4 Unlv C6nt .30 72 Univ Mar 1.20 30 Ulab Id .40 22 saiu louay. The disclosure was made Ryr Hay 154 1 7 14 14 1 4k 4 2 34 33V, Ford Ltd .219 Fox Head Fresnlllo Fuller 6 A 1.50b 5 5 1 38 38 17 I7'i- 17' 17t Vi 7'a 7' a 38'i 17 17 7 by Frank L.

Price, agent-in- ed, plastic, good-luck horseshoe rings on the little fin what's more Mrs. WKaU more sold it a few iceeki back for wholesale. What made this lovely" profit possible? ANS' the same old economic fact of life- When Population Goes Up the Value of Land Goes Up. Southern California's amazing Antelope Valley is about to see great iti dustrial expansion. I on the verge of a popdlil tion explosion.

In a fj vorcd part of the valfty is California put it as mildly as I eji (it is not. easy to exirl cise restraint in tjwl. case) let me say thafr jt just could possibly, pajj you to invest in one -o two little (no, theyr5 large) lots in Califofl nia City NOW. For data, prices, and details write to FHi charge in an appeal to the 'WT Tir imi a fy 1 VW public to help find the mur 1 37' 1 3t i 45 20' Vand I 3 Van Norm wt Victoreen 3f 17 Vinco Cp 25 37' 37i4 14 34 33i V4 4 4 5 5 20 20 '-J 33'4 334... 14' 15'4t Vi 3', 18' U'4 7' 19S4 1 II 6' 5' vi BH 4 Gatln Pw 1.60 Gellman Mf Gen Alloy Gen Build Gen Develoo Gen El Ltd Firepfg 1.209 Gen Plywood Gen Str Gen Trnslst T'i 5' 2 ll'i 13 12 11" 18'-.

7' 19 1 1 11 B'. 5 8'4- Vt- I 1, 3'4- 4 4 t.j 24 4 II U'i 19V4 II 10 7 5 t'i 7' a 4 4 23'4 derer. Found in Ditch Mary Lou disappeared aft 5 31 gers of each handt and a plastic hair band. When found, she wore only a pink blouse and white undershirt. The missing garments include a coat.

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2154 21 in a ditch near Tijuana, 6 19 35 1 13 9 22' 4 U'i 14 9 I 31 Mn Ftk Inv 0060 IV i Westm CI .50 34'i 34'i Westm Inc 1.20 J5 28 28 last Tuesday. An au 10- Vj 9 "4 9t 301 31 4 4 'A Shaw Wat .80 White Int i topsy report said she was 17', 101 12'-, 14', 27' 5' l'i 21 Jt 35 9 14'. 3' 1. 43' 5'4 li 2 12 Woman Dies of Burns 3 4 Sherman Pd 144 14'4 2 111'i HI 'li' Va Sherw Wm choked to death about Jan. 7 3'i 55 46' i 46' 4 Sher can 1.80a FRESNO.

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JT) Wlrephot 5'i- 1 23 i 5 26 7 Price said he believed people in- the bbrder area must have seen her with the mur 7- of burns suffered her home Jan. 7 when her night clothing caught fire from an electric heater. CALIFORNIA CITY DEVELOPMENT CO 5514 HOttYWOOB li. 71 siiv Crk Pree Sliv Miller Sllvrsy Lt JO Slmca .309 Simmon Bd pf Sin Ven Oil 2 Sinter Mf 2 20 Singer Lid .169 36-4 30 3 in llft' i 110' 110' j-J -y-z J4 11 7'i 2 4 J3'V 13' V- 7'4 44 Zui Jwiy 1 Zap Off Sh Zpat Pet 16 S3' 1 S3 S3'- 24 13 314... derer sometime during the ADVLRIliLMLM 24 13' 214 13 2114 2.

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