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tectives said they had posi-lCT A klTD Pi DDncCCCnRS 24pqrt oggngeIfl' Cfmtg lively Identified him as com-1 Mil fUi 1 WJWiw mitting thefts at Occidental Pontiff Receives Gifts of Candles VATICAN CITY, Feb. 2 Pope Pius XII received gifts of candles today In an TO ADDRESS MEETING College and at Beverly Hills High School, Elusive Suspect Nabbed in Loclcer-Room Thefts Months-Long Hunt Ends When Police Seize Mass of Loot in Apartment Sublecti ranrin from mu-lthem the current opinion! of Items seized indicated he may have ranged as far north as San Francisco and south sic and medicine to the Mid- their former professors, annual ceremony honoring Dr. William L. Crosten, pro- die East will be discussed by to San Diego in his opera fnr of music, will tell 14 Stanford University pro tions. fessors at the 25th annual Police urged all persons about music coming of age in the U.S.

Jay Ward Smith, professor of medicine, will Stanford Conference Feb. 24 who had small items stolen Highland Park detectives ball team was victimized while at Occidental for a at the Ambassador. the feast day of the Purification of the Virgin Mary-known also as Candlemas. Representatives of patriarchal and minor basilicas of Rome as well as of religious orders and pontifical academies were received in special audience by the Pontiff In the Vatican'! Consis- yesterday were satisfied they In from their locker rooms to come in and identify their 'I I i 3 More than 500 Stanford discuss current progress the profession. had solved a long series of locker-room burglaries with University alumni are ex game.

Det. Sgtg. R. S. Tucker and property.

1 pected to attend 14 study ses A history professor, Carl F. Rrand. will present his ver the arrest or Jay Lee Seam-ster of 7676 Hollywood Blvd, sions throughout the day at a meeting designed to bring J. L. Appel finally got a line on the mystery burglar when an Occidental official noted the license number of his car.

sion of "The British Interest Greek Theater Bids Under Study Reports had been coming toriai Hall. ui out VA Chief to Talk in for months of a prowler seen frequently in locker rooms at schools, golf clubs ''r'ii i They went to Seamster's Four bids for improve Douglas Dashiell, chief of ments of the Greek Theater apartment and found a satchel full of watches, rings, cuff and other such and the special services division in Griffith Park have been 1 1 1 who apparently was able to of the Veterans Administra links and other jewelry, old i si i'4 coins, small tools and other taken under consideration by the City Recreation and Park Commission. They range tion Center, West Los Angeles, and lieutenant gover nor of Division One, Kiwanis items. They also found a stack of stolen phonograph records with the song, "After from 564,890 to $95,500. DAY 3 ORIAT WESTERN IXHIEIT B109.

tmf Anm AtiaMh Hid. LjjfrpjWh NOON TO 11 get into any locker without difficulty. Occidental College was one of the institutions plagued by the thief. Last November almost the entire personnel of the Redlands University foot The work includes remod International, will address the Los Angeles Kiwanis it! 1 1 eling of the stage and reno Dark, on top of the pile. i fc Club at a luncheon Wednes-I vation of the sound and light beamster was booked for day.

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