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MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 29, 1934. PART II. 5 QUIZ SLATED ON USURPING DID PEOPLE LIVE UNDER SITE OF LOS ANGELES 5000 YEARS AGO? An amazing labyrinth of underground passages and caverns hundreds of feet below the surface of Fort Moore Hill is revealed in maps all rights to which have been reservedprepared by O. Warren Shufelt, local mining engineer, who explains his topographical endeavors as being based on result obtained from a radio X-ray perfected by him.

In this elaborate system of tunnels and rooms, according to a legend furnished Shufelt by an Indian authority, a tribe of human beings called the Lizard People, lived, 8000 years ago. The network of tunnels formed what Indians call the lost Lizard City, according to Shufelt and the legend. Gold tablets on which an written the origin of the human race and other priceless document are to be found in the tunnels, according to the legend. Shufelt declares his radio X-ray has located the gold. The engineer has dug a shaft 250 feet deep on North Hill street, overlooking North Broadway, Sunset and Spring street, and intends to dig to 1000 feet in an effort to strike the lost city.

Upper right- hand corner inset is Times Staff Artist Ewing's conception of the Lizard People at work. Lower left, upper inset shows Shufelt and crew at top of shaft, baling water out of their deep excavation. Lower left inset shows Shufelt operating his radio X-ray device. Attorneys9 Grab Under Fire QUALITY REIGNS SUPREME' BULLOCK'S BROADWAY HILL SEVENTH i- Modernize Your Diamonds With New Settings! Grand Jury't 'Attention to Be Called to Practices at Hall of Justice Lawyers A ppropriate Office Space in Building to Transact Business Investigation of the appropriation of free office space In the Hall of Justice by attorneys Is listed as one of the first matters to be brought before the 1934 county grand Jury. Dep.

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$1.23 pair the path being "several hundred miles wide." The city underground was dug as a means of escaping future fires. as Silk" a woman as she attempted to rescue the trapped fowls. Mrs. Bert A. Nadler received second-degree burns of the face, arms and legs as the fire, fanned by a slight breeze, spread to the Nadler barns at 20017 Strathern street.

She was given first aid by firemen and then removed in a police ambulance to the Van Nuys Emergency Hospital. At 20007 the fire destroyed a barn containing valuable machinery and poultry units belonging to Frank B. Kelsle. Fire officials estimated that the combined loss to the three ranches will run Into hundreds of dollars. The lost city, dug with powerful LV il $3.60 3 pairs Woman'! HotiMy chemicals by the Lizard People instead of pick and shovel, was drained into the ocean, where its tunnels began, according to the legend.

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$15 the next fire swept over the will be missing, is to be found the "record of the origin of the human race." TABLETS PHOTOGRAPHED Shufelt stated he has taken "X-ray pictures" of thirty-seven such tablets, three of which have their southwest corners cut off. "My radio X-ray pictures of tunnels and rooms, which are subsurface voids, and of gold pictures with perfect corners, sides and ends, are scientific proof of their existence," Shufelt said. "However, the legendary story must remain speculative until unearthed by excavation." The Lizard People, according to Macklln, were of a much higher type intellectually than modern human beings. The intellectual accomplishments of their 9-year-old Children were the equal of those of present day college graduates, he said. So greatly advanced scientifically were these people that, in addition to perfecting a chemical solution by which they bored underground without removing earth and rock, they also developed a cement far stronger and better than any in use in modern times with which they lined their tunnels and rooms.

KILLS INCLOSE CITY Macklln said legendary advice to American Indians was to seek the lost city in an area within a chain of hills forming "the frog of a horse's hoot." The contour of hills surrounding this region forms such a design, substantiating Shufelt's findings, he said. Shufelt's radio device consists chiefly of a cylindrical glass case inside which a plummet attached to a copper wire held by the engineer sways continually, pointing, he asserts, toward minerals or tunnels below the surface of the ground, and then revolves when over the mineral earth. yard CITY LAID OUT LIKE LIZARD The Lizard People, the legend has it, regarded the lizard as the symbol of long life. Their city is laid out like a lizard, according to the legend, its tall to the southwest, G.O.P. PLANS LINCOLN DAY OBSERVANCE County Republicans to Hold North Hollywood Banquet February 12 Los Angeles county Republicans will the natal anniversary of Abraham Lincoln with a banquet to be held at North Hollywood on February 12 under the auspices of the Associated Republican Clubs of the San Fernando Valley.

The Los Republican County Central Committee will cooperate in arrangements for the affair, which will be the fourth annual Lincoln Day dinner to be held by the members of the Q.OP. of the Forty-second Assembly District, which includes the San Fernando Valley communities, according to Inrall W. Bull, county chairman. The banquet will be held at the North Hollywood Woman's Club, Burbank Boulevard and Vlneland avenue. Details of the program will be announced later.

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Charm Buaocrs Ninth Fleer This key room is the directory to a0 parts of the city and to all record tablets, the legend states. All records were kept on gold tablets, four feet "QUALITY REIGNS SUPREME BULLOCK'S BROADWAY HILL SEVENTH long and fourteen inches wide. On these tablets of gold, gold having yard Second Floor BULLOCK'S VeelMie been the symbol of life to the legendary Lizard People, will be found the recorded history of the Mayans and on one particular tab let, the southwest corner of which.