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1 1 1 1 1 American Stock Exchange MOST ACTIVE sales. closing prices and net change of five most active stocks traded on the American Stock Exchange: Israel Am Oil 36,000 Menasco Mfg 32,100 Vinco Corp 25,500 Kaitman 23,700 Northspan Uran 23,200 NEW YORK, Jan. 18 (P) -Following is the complete tabulation of stock transactions on the American Stock Exchange: Sales Net 100s) High Low Close Chg. Aber Pet A Acme Prec Aero Sup Aeroiet 26 Aeronca Mfg Aid Inv Alan Wood 1,44 Alaska Airl Algom Ur 2.50g 13 All Am Eng All Sta Prop Alleg Airl Alleg Cp wt Allied Art Allied Con 36 36 Allied Pap Aisco 21 Do pt Am Bever Am Electron Israeli .25 Am MARC Am Petrot A .159 Am Photo .60 49 Am Seal Am Writ 1.60a 31 Amur Oil Anacon Ld 129 Anch Post Ang Am Expl .621 Ang Lau A Ang Wupp .30 Anken Ch At Indust Atl del Golfo 1d Aro Equip A 1b 24 24 App Pw pf 86 Apollo Ind Ark Oil Ark La Gas 110 Ark pf 4.72 Armour wt 25 Armst Rub A 1,40 Arnold Alt Asmera Assd Fd Strs Assd Laund -Assd Oil Gas Assd Stat 1a Cst Co 2a Atlas Min 14 Atlas Cp wt Atlas Plyw Audio Dev Aurora Pl Avnet Elect .781 29 Avien A Bailey Sel 22 Baker Ind 233 Bald Sec Banff Barker Oil Br 28 Barnes Eng 2 Barry Cont 8 2114 21 21 Baruch Fost 23 Bayview Oil 11- Bearings .20 Beau Brum Beck Shoe Bell Tel Can Belock Inst .501 Benrus Blauners Blumenth Bobbie Bks .70 12 Bohack 2 Borne Chem 35 Brad Foote Braz Trac Breeze Cp 8 Bridgpt 1.68 Britalta Pet 211. Br Am Oil Br Col Pow 1.40 Brit Pet 110 Brown Co 16 12 Brown For A .40 16 16 16 I Do 40 143 Do pf .40 Brown Rub 734 I BSF Co 3 Buckeye Corp Budget Fin .40 Do pf .60 ON Buell Die Buf Eclipse 16 16 Bunk Hill 11 Burma Burr Burry Bis 3 Ed .10 Cal East Av 20 Cal El Pw .80 12 Calv Camd Ins 1.20 2.50 Campb Chib 34 Can So Pet 25 Cdn Hmstd 10 Con Javelin Con Marc Can Nw Carnation 4.40a Care pf 5 1.50 Castle A 1.20 Catalin Cenco Inst 56 Cen Hadley 89 PW pf Cen Secur .60 Do pf Century El Charter Oil.

Cherry Bur .40 Chesebrou 3a 6.50 Chief Mng Christiana Oil Chromalloy Cinerama Clark Con Clarast Mf 501 Clary Cp Clay Lam Clopay Cp Club Al Pd 109 Coast Oils Cockshuft Colonial Comm Sv 1 Compo Sh .40 Compudyne Connelly Con Diesel Con Mng .80 Con Sun Ray Cont Air Cont Cont Indust Cont aMter Cook Pt 1a Cooper Jar Coro Inc Cor Rey pf Cott Bev Courtauids Crane Carr Creole Pet 2.60 Crown Pet Crown Drug Cub Am Oil Cuban Tob Cub Ven Oil Cubic Cp 21 1 34 34. 100 100 100 65 65 130 130 29 1 1358 321 19 19 19 42 8. 60 60 Daitch 3 Davega Str Davidson Day Mines Tran A .80 Deiay Str Den Mfg A 1.60a Desilu .60 Det Gry 25t Develop Cp pt Devon Oils Dilberts Do pf .70 Diver Strs Dix Ch Res 14 Dome Pet Dom 88 16 16 16 Dom Tar 16 Dorr Oliv 10 934 10 Do pf 3058 Dorsey 71 Douglas Oil Draper 31 Drill Expl Du Mont Lab Duke PW 1.40 of 44 Duraloy Durh Hos Duro Test 21 Duval Sul 11 Dynam Ab 3 Sta pf A 1.75k ,25 182 182 182 opf 1.50r 25 Edo Corp A 11 El Elder 1.20 Min Electrogra 1b Elect Comm Electronics Elect Spec Emery Air 26 Emp Millw .251 Erie Equity Forge Cp .121 Ero Mfg 113 7-32 7-32 113- Eureka Cp Factor Fabrex Max Corp A 211- 76 11584 Faiar East Fan Farm Felmt Fargo .371 393. Faraday Ur Filmways. .251 Finan Gen .30 Fly Tiger 16 13 Firth Sterl Ford Can 1.75 174 Ford Ltd 28 15 Fox Fresnillo Head .25 Fuller A 1.50b 331 Gatin Pw 1.60 373 373 Gellman Mf Gen Alloys Gen Build Gen Develop 2012 Gen Firepfg El Ltd.

Gen Plywood Gen Gen Transist Strs Genungs .70 Ga Pw pt 4.60 Giant Yel .40 Gilchrist Glen Dis .70 Globe Un 1a 27 Gold Seal A. Goldfield Good Mf .80 Gorh Mf 35 35 Mfg 3 Grd Rap .40 Gray Gt Am Ind Gt Lak 11 Gt Fin 18 431 Greer Hyd xr 24 51 Do rt 258 Grid Freeh Gulf Wst Guild Films 36 Am Corp Hall Lamp Harbor Ply .40 THE Los Angeles Times Oceanside Will Vote on Harbor Plan Today Facility for Small Craft Would Cost $5,530,000, Be Started in Two Months OCEANSIDE, Jan. tomorrow to decide on harbor district. Only a passage. No bond issue will Weapons Ban Sought by Duarte Council DUARTE, The city Council tonight authorlized City Atty.

Gareth Sadler to prepare an all inclusive deadly weapons ordinance. First reading of such an ordinance was cancelled by the council and the city attorney was instructed to prepare a new ordinance that would prohibit all types deadly weapons in the The council adjourned tonight's meeting to tomorrow night when official canvass of the election in which Councilwoman Vera was recalled will be made. The count also is expected 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, City to Study Boat Firm Plan 18.

Building BEACH, landscapREDONDO Jan. ing plans for a 50,000 sq. ft. boat assembly building for the American Marc Co. at 2601 Manhattan Beach Blvd.

will be studied by the Council next Monday night. The company, being relocated in the Redondo area from Inglewood, specializes in power boats in the 14 ft. to 30 ft. range. It also produces 24 ft.

and 30 ft. sailboats. The building plans, which were brought before the City Council tonight, will be the first installation in the city's new industrial district set up along the San Diego Freeway right of way. 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. Steen 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 valley," he declared. 18-Voters here will go to the polls establishment of a small craft simple majority is needed for be involved in this election. If the district is approved, it would have the same boundaries as the city of 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 at the northwest edge of the city. Construction might be started within two months if formation of the district is approved by voters, engineers have said. Panama District to Vote on School Bond BAKERSFIELD. Jan.

18. A special $150,000 bond election has been called for tomorrow in the Panama Union Elementary School District. If approved, the bond money will be used for construc-1 tion of additional classrooms at the Stine School. Rejection of the issue will mean double sessions at both. Panama and Stine Schools before the end of the year, Wayne Van Horn, district superintendent, said.

Firm Submits Low Bid on Underpass POMONA, Jan. 18 John Strona Son of Pomona tonight submitted to the City Council a low bid of 170.70 for construction of the White Ave. underpass at the railroad tracks. Seven other bids were re-, ceived. Strona, who also is the builder of the Towne Ave.

underpass scheduled for 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 1000 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 civic center and for needs of civic buildings was made by Mayor Arthur H. Cox.

The council called for bids for construction of municipal parking lot at Main and Center Sts. to be opened Feb. 8. Fund Chief Named VISALIA, Meade has chairman of ney Chapter, Cross fund 1960. FROSTY THRESHOLD Marine Cpl.

Horace M. Fletcher, 21, of Camp Pendleton, carries bride, former Michelea Young, 15, of Garden Grove, across snowy threshold of cabin at Big Bear Lake. JAN. Newlyweds Find Frigid Weather, Warm Hearts BIG BEAR LAKE, Jan. 18.

A young couple's honeymoon that loomed dark indeed early last Thursday morning turned into a never-to-beforgotten experience here. It was 10 deg. below zero and dark when the car driven by Marine Cpl. Horace M. Fletcher, 21, of Timpson, with bride of a few hours, the former Michelea Young, 15, of Garden Grove, stalled in a snowbank here.

The evening before they had been married in Huntington Beach. Hiked for Help He left her in the while he hiked through snow to a lodge about a block and a half away, a and ranged for a room for night. Then he returned her and carried her to the lodge because she was still in her wedding dress and high heels. The next morning, camp owners learned that the young couple were runlow on funds. The formation came in a roundabout way from a telephone call, and the camp owners at once assured the people of two nights' free lodging.

Others in the community opened their hearts and purse strings, too. Ski Togs Jan. 18-Joe A. A been appointed fitted the Mt. Whit- fits.

American Red gave campaign for A dinners. FBI Appeals to Public for Help in Finding Killer of Mary Lou SAN DIEGO, Jan. 18 (P- About an hour before Mary Lou Olson, 10, was mur-! dered, she ate a meal that could have been served on either side of the border, the FBI said today. The disclosure was made by Frank L. Price, agent-incharge in an appeal to the public to help find the murderer.

Found in Ditch Mary Lou disappeared after leaving her home in suburban National City Jan. 3 to go to a nearby shopping She was found dead in a ditch near Tijuana, last Tuesday. An autopsy report said she was choked to death about Jan. 7 by paper toweling crammed down her throat. Price said he believed people in the border area must have seen her with the murderer sometime during the Fire Zones Plan Halted Sales (in Net 100s) High Low Close Chg.

Harman Kar 15 Harnischfeg 1.60 313 Hartfid St .70 8 8 Hartf El 3 Harvard Ind Hastings .30 Hazel Bish Hazeltine Hecia Hell Coil Helmer 05g Hers Gal .20 Herold Rad Higbie Mf 80b Highway Tr Hiller Airc Hoe Co Do A Hoffm Intl 12 Hofm Ind Hollinger 24a Holly Corp Holt Home Oil A Do Hoov Ball .60 Hubbell 2.80a 84 84 84 Hydromet Hygrade Ir Imp Chem Imp Oil 1.20 Imp Colo .80 Inpis pf 79 79 Ind El Hard Indust Ent 1.12f Ind Plywd Ins Am 3 Int Brew Int Petrol 1.20 Int Prod .871 Resist Intex Oil Iron Firem Ironrite .20 Irving Air 14 26 Israel Am Oil 360 Jeannette Gl 10 Jetronic Ind Jupiter Oils 53 Kaiser Ind Kaltman 07g 678 Katz Drug 1.60 Kawecki Ch 1.25f 8.00 42 Kawneer Kidde 871 Kingstord Kingston Pd Kirby Pet Kirk Miner Klein Str Koback .80 Kropp Forge Consol .72 Lake Sh Lakey Fd Lamb Ind 103 Lamson 1.20 Lam Sess 1.40 26 26 26 Lanst Ind 30 Leesona .25 53 Lefc Real Leonard .40 Lib Fab 371 Do pf 67 Lith Am Locke 1.20b Lodge Loral Elect 42 La Land 1.40a 51 51 Lunkhm 1.50 Lynch Cp Macfad Pub Mack Trk wt Magellan Pet Magna Oil Me Svc 1.20 Mangel Sir 1.20 Mansf Martin wt Massey .40 Maule Ind Mays .80 John 1.20 Menasco 321 Mesabi iron 5fg 10 Met Ther Mich Chem Mich Sugar Do pf Micro Hone Microwave 30 Mid-W Ab .60 Midw Pip Mohawk Air Molyb Can Molybden Do wt Monog Prec Mon Pw pf 4.40 .60 Mont Wd A Montrose Ch .60 Moody In pf Mt Clem Diablo 10 Mt Ver 1g Mt St TT 6.60 3 Muntz TV Murphy Cp If Murray Oh 2 Musk Ring Muskog 2a Muter Co 3 10 18 38 12 63 62 8 36 25 12 15 27 27 24 82 82 82 49 170 33 33 33 Nachman ..50 Namm Loes Napco Ind Nat Alf Den Nat Bell 131 1138 113- Nat El Wel .60 Nat Mfr Nat Nat Nat Nat Pet Trans Starch Research .60 Nat Un Elec Nest Eng LeM 30b 1.72 36 NH Clock Idria 12- NJ Zinc 301- Mex New Pac New Pk Cng New Sup Oils NY Auct 1.20b 36. 36 36 NY Hon 1.40b* Nickel Rim Noma Lis Norf So Ry No Am Cem A 1.40 3512- No Can Oils 211 No Rankin Noeast Airl No In PS of 1.60 Northsp Ur Northsp wt Nuclear Am 126 Occident Pet Ogden Cp Do rt Oh Pw pf 1.80 88 88 Okalta Oils Old Town Do pf Overs O'oklep Sec 7.40g 3.23 MA Oxford El Pac Clay 1.20b 36 36 36 PG 6 pf 30 30 Do rd pt Do pf 1.20 23 23 Pac Ltg CV pf 85 85 85 Do pf 80 Pac Nor Airl Pac Pet Ltd 12 12. 58 Do wt Pac pf 5 95 Padding A .50 19 Page Her .90 29 29 29 Pancoast Pet Pantep Oil Park Ch 30a Park Pen 1.20 Prkbg Aet Penin Met Pep Boys 40g Pepperell 3a Perfect Cir 1b 36 36 Perf Photo Peru Oils Phil Lg Dis Philips El Phillips Sc Phoenix Stl Piasecki Airc Pierce Ind Pit Lake Pit Rwys .309 12 Plastic Mat Pneu Scale 53 Polarad Elect 38 38 Polaron A Polymer Pow Can Prairie Oil Pren Hall 48 Prest Progress Mf Prophet Co Prov Gas .56 PubSCol pf Puer Ric Te 11.60 29 29 Pyle Nat 21 201 Quebec Lith 31 Rapid Am 39 39 Rath Pack Raym Int Rdg Tube 25g 12 Do pf Real Est Inv 63g 20 12 12 12 Reda Pump 1.10 Reeves Snd Reinsur Inv 5 Relian Ins 2.20b Rem Arms 113- Repub Foil Repub Ind .40 Resistoflex 25 Ridgeway Cp Rio Gr .16 Robin Tech Roch pf 78 Rokeach A Roosevelt Rac Roxbury Cot 1b A Roval oil Am 81- Russell Ryer Hay St Law Cp 181 Salem Bro San Carlos Diego pf 1 Sapph Pet 18 Saxon Pap .32 Savoy Ind Sayre Scurry Rain Sbd Air Sbd Ply Seaporcel Sec Cp Gen Sec Free Pet Seeman Seeburg Co Bro .50 191- 24 Sentry Corp 11 58 Serrick 13. 13 13 Servo Cp Servomech Shat Denn 93 Shaw Wat .80 31 Sherw Wm Sherman Pd Sher Can Siboney Carib 269 Signal oil 16 Silex Co Silv Crk Prec Silv Miller Silvray Lt .30 Simca Simmon Bd pf 3 .50 36 36 36 Sine Ven Oil 2 Singer Mf 2.20 53 5 531- Singer Ltd 5 by Protests: Supervisors Drop Proposed Hearings at Santa Barbara DIRECTOR Conrad N. Hilton Jr.

is now a director of the El Paso National Bank. He is also vice president of Hilton Hotels und the head of Hilton Inns, Inc. OFFERS TO BUY RECEIVED ON V.A PROPERTIES The Veterans Adminis. tration has received offers to purchase these homes as of yesterday: ANAHEIM PM PM 449348 7802 Davmor 285005 1317 Kenwood PM 515982 1960 Sloop BAKERSFIELD PM 430224 3112 Pioneer COVINA PM 478682 17703 Book CUCAMONGA PM 502664 8625 Edwin FONTANA FH 1409 91115 Live Oak GARDEN GROVE PM 430069 11651 Magnolia PM 432837 11801 Percheron LA MIRADA PM 475144 13638 Parise LA PUENTE PM 416132 503 Broadmoor PM 281914 820 Eldon PM 429943 843 Sandy Hook NORWALK PM 423310 13925 Mansa ONTARIO PM 280766 516 Elderberry PM 241596 8603 Fifth PACOIMA PM 256668 12920 Mineola POMONA PM 418442 2930 Garey STANTON PM 1 490941 7731 Santa Catalina Lightolier Opens Headquarters Here Lightolier, of Jersey City, N.J., yesterday opened new western headquarters in its recently completed onestory building at 2515 Broadway. N.

A. Blumberg, vice president in charge of sales in the 13 Western States, said that while the 56-year-old manufacturing company has been conducting business in the West for many years, this marks the first time the firm has had local production and warehouse "facilities. Sales (in Net 100s) High Low Close Chg. Slick Air sonotone .28 15 SOSs Mtg ,20 8 so Coast 22 22 22 so Penn Oil 2 SCE 4.24 pf 1.06 30 Mater .60 spen Spear Snoe Co If 1938- 1 Sperry wt Stahl Mey 12 aid Dred Do pt 1.60 25 25 25 Std Finan Std Forg 18 18 std Oil KY 3.25g 65 Sid Shrs Std Thom Std Tube 1078 Stanley Av 11 11 starrett Cp statham In steel "Can 2.40a Steel Parts ,409 9 Stein 1.20a steri AI Pd la 193. Prec 338 Stop Shop 36 36 Styion Cp Sunset Int Sup Tool sym Way wt 698 Talon A xd1 Do xd1 Taylor Int Tampa 85 Technico Tel-A-Sign Teleprom Telev Ind renney Eng Texam Oil Texstar Thomp Star Thorof 1b Tilo RI 1.40a Todd Ship 1.54g fol Ed pt Tonop Tow Acc Trans Cub Oil A Trans LUx Trans Cp A Tri Conf.

wt True Temp 1.20 10 10 948 93. 23 80 80 80 33 Va Unexcell Ch Un Invest .60 Un Airc Pd Unit Asb Un Can Unit Elas 2b 48 Un Imp Inv Unit Indus wt Un NJ RR 10 173 170 173 Un Pac Al Vab US Air Cond US Ceram .40 US Foil .40 US Rub Reci .50 Unit Stores Univ Amer 20 Univ Con Oil 2.60 38 Univ Univ Mar Cont .30 1.20 a Utah Id .40 22 Vand 3 Van Norm wt Victoreen 12 113- Vinco Cp 258 Va Ir 31 Vita Food .60 13 13 Vogt Mf Vornado .54 Waitt Bd 10 43 Do. pf .50 Waltham Prec 80 Webb Knapp Do pf 1.50k .50 90 90 12 Weimah. Wn Develop 111 Wn Etk Inv 19 Westm Westm CI Inc .871 1.20a 1 White Int White Stat A 23 Wms Bros 127. Williams: Wms.

McW Wilson Br 301 Wood .90 1378 131- Woodall Ind 1.20b 293 Woodley Pet Wright Zale Jwly 231- Zap Zapata Off Pet Sh 3 SANTA BARBARA, Jan. 18 Numerous protests from property owners associations and individuals in areas in the Santa Maria land Cuyama Valleys where five proposed fire zones were to be set up today led the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors to decide to abandon hearings on the matter. More than 125 persons crowded the courthouse with a large majority -expressing disapproval of the plan of county fire warden Varian A. Wadleigh to provide additional fire protection in the area. Orcutt Need Cited After the supervisors voted to defer action on the proposed zone in the Orcutt area near Santa Maria, Wadleigh said there was no need to consider the other zones, since most of the protection in the entire area was needed in the Orcutt zone.

Wadleigh said the action against setting up the zones "now places a big burden" on the county fire department which must protect all unincorporated areas of the county. Pico Rivera to Push for Work on Boulevard erator filled the gasoline tank of their car. This afternoon the young couple drove out of Big Bear Lake heading back toward Camp Pendleton, where Cpl. Fletcher has been stationed. He has been in the Marine Corps for two years, Rites Slated for Louise Verlacque, Early Resident RAMONA, Jan.

18 Funeral services for Louise 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. PICO RIVERA, Jan.

18 The extension of Paramount Blvd. from Slauson Ave. southward to become a jor link with Long Beach in apparently being pigeonholed again this year by the County Road Department, City Manager Frank Ale shire warned the City Council tonight. Aleshire said he had been advised by County Road Commissioner N. H.

Templi1 that the project, described by Mayor John W. Davis paramount is being omitted from the road department budget. $25,000 Pledge On Aleshire's advice that the supervisors are mort likely to reinsert the project if the city offers to help de fray the estimated $400,000 cost, the city manager wat authorized to negotiate with the county and to pledge the city's aid to the extent of $25,000. In California City with FRED BECK City BECK sporting goods store outthem in rental ski outThe chair lift concern them tickets. supper house provided A service station op- 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 ed. plastic, good-luck horseshoe rings on the little fingers of each hand, and a plastic hair band. When found, she wore only a pink blouse and white undershirt. The missing garments include a coat.

bright -red peddle pusher pants, red socks and white shoes. Woman Dies of Burns FRESNO, Jan. 18 (P-Mrs. Mary Vann, 77, died today of burns suffered in her home Jan. 7 when her night clothing caught fire from an electric heater.

APPROXIMATELY 1500 miles north of California City (a new manmade, man- planned metropolis in the, clear upper end of the booming Antelope Valley) there is a place called Seattle. Seattle is famed for its oysters, its rainfall and its football players, most of whom come from Tea08 and Orange County although the oysters are native. Yes, 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. Whatmore bought 384 acres for $3,000 and CALIFORNIA CITY 5514 HOLLYWOOD OYSTER BED? what's more Mrs. Whatmore sold it a few weeks back for $1,143,000.00 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: dustrial expansion. on the verge of a populace tion explosion. In a favored part of the valley is California City. To put it as mildly as I cam (it is not easy to exer cise restraint in this case) let me say that it just could possibly, you to invest in one two little (no, they te large) lots -in nia City NOW. For data, prices, and details write to Fred Beck, DEVELOPMENT L.A.

28 ADVERTISEMENT WHAT SHE WORE Manikin, dressed by FBI, shows clothing worn by Mary Lou Olson, 10, when she disappeared Jan. 3. (P) Wirephoto.