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PAGE EIGHT SANTA MARIA TIMES. SANTA MARIA. CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY, JUNE 28. 1946 iJtafketA Correct priming and a strom pull on the starter cord important in stai ting outboifti) motors.

S. B. Paper Announces Purchase, Plans for Santa Maria Weekly T. Stoike, president of the had been current in Santa Maria Icemen in Confab LOS ANGELES U.R Decisions of the two-day meeting of the directors of the Pacific Coast Ice Hockey League will be announced today following the final session. Representatives of nine clubs and two prospective new teams ab Fresno, and Tacoma, attended.

turned the oats market weak today and readiness to sell stopped off all tallies. Corn and barley attiacted no offerings at ceiling prices bid. All deliveries dipped better than a cent under the previous close with losAs ranging to more than three cents on the extreme. July remained unchanged at 88 cents bid. In Los Angeles, livestock showed: Cattle, salable 250.

medium-good steers 115.50-116 50; common 813; odd medium-good heifers lew good cows 1.14; medium cows cutter-common ft canners bulls scarce, two loads fleshy steers to feeders $16.50. Calves, salable 25. Few medium-choice 115-117; common-medium S13-S14 50. Hogs, salable 25. Steady at ceiling.

Barrows and gilts $15.80. A prediction that automobile output will rise substantially in the final half of 1948 and a gam of 24 to 28 per cent in retail trade tnreughout the nation helped the New York stock market to advance again today. The mam list of prices rose fractions to more than a point with a long list of specialties scoring gams ranging to 19 points in Hazel-Atlas glass. Chrysler ran up more than a point in its group and steel shares had late gains ranging to more than a point in U. S.

Steel and Bethlehem. Santa Fe issues were easier in the rails where Southern was up l's. Closing Dow-Jones averages showed industrial, 2 06 62, up 0.59; rail, 65 81, olf 0X7; utility, 42.10, up 0.15; 65 stocks 76 86. up 0 15. Saies totaled 1,010,000 shares compared with 1,200,000 shares yesterday.

Curb volume was 400,000 shares, same volume as yesterday. Buy Victory Bonds Never such a Uniform Held of Lettuce" Variety of Cases In Superior Court In Superior Court this morning, Judge Charles F. Blackstock presiding, petitions for first and final accounts and distribution were settled and allowed in the estates of Annie E. Denton and Robert C. Corey, the second account of trustee in the estate of Anselmo Fernandez settled and final distributions in the estates of William V.

Black and Lillian Hinton allowed. The court granted letters of administration to Rachel Kirschen-man, petitioner in the estate of the late William Kirschenman and a motion to dismiss trial in the case of John M. Gropetti vs. Alfred Nicola. Interlocutory divorce decrees were granted to Virginia Lewis from Nicholas Lewis, Eva Lee Copple from William O.

Copple, Ellen Reamer from Carl Reamer, Margaret Santiago from Maxim Santiago and Vivian Geraldine Frazier from Osby A. Frazier. A stipulation for court costs, attorney fees and support until trial for divorce was granted in the case of Nancy Hocker vs. Charles W. Hocker.

Dr. Swarfout Gels Tribute From His L. A. Associates Dr. II.

O. Swartout, whose Los Angeles county health department resignation becomes effective July 1 and who wall open an office for general practice at 412 North Broadway on that date, I yesterday afternoon was present- I ed with a physicians-type watch by a committee representing the personnel of the southern county office. Presenting the watch and plaque in token of their esteem of the doctors work were Dr. Wayne R. Ingalls, Dr.

B. G. Grib-ble, both of the health office, and Mrs. Gladys Purviance, secretary to Dr. Jonathan Kirkpatrick, health officer.

Dr. Svartout is a graduate of the University of Michigan, the School of Medical Evangelists in Los Angeles and Yale University School of Public Health. During the past three and a half years he has served as health officer for Los Angeles county. The plaque, inscribed with the names of the health associates, paid tribute to Dr. Swartouts understanding, guidance, loyalty and undeviating adherence to the principles of public health.

The watch was also engraved. for several days. Senator Storke at the same time announced plans to remodel the building and consolidate it viith another Santa Maria News Pi ess piogram, installation of a standard broadcast radio station, with call letters KCOY, selected in honor of Frank McCoy, owner of the Santa Maria Inri. The Santa Barbara company also owns and operates station KTMS in Santa Earbara. The announcement levealed that the station would be an affiliate of one of the major networks.

Publisher Trebon will continue for the present to operate the Courier, the statement said, and will be assisted by Mrs. Emma Brians as associate editor. Mrs. Brians has been a Courier employe fo1' several years and has Deen a long-time correspondent for the Santa Barbara paper. The purchase included the printing plant, the building and real estate and an adjoining 23-foot vacant lot.

The announcement said the new radio station expected to be in operation on Oct. 1. For the first time in four years, a state 4-H Club camp will be held Sept. 5-7 in Douglas, Wyo. The camp will be in connection with the state fair on those dates.

I OF THE AUDIT SERVICE CO. BUSINESS ANALYZING L. B. MUFKJLL Accountant Bessie Murrill, Notary Public 111 W. Church Phone 195-W Hundreds of successful growers and shipper throughout the west plant Germain's lettuce seed, because they know them to be dependable.

1001 yPKiiifi treated recently, but have not been under observation long enough to show conclusive results. DISH-A-DU ONLY A TABLESPOONFUL IN THE DISHPAN MAKES DISHES and SILVER GLEAMING CLEAN New Treatment for Cancer Revealed SAN FRANCISCO (U.R) The first practical application of atomic research by-products to the treatment of cancer was reported today with the announcement of successful use of radioactive phosphorous on skin cancers at the University of California medical school. Dr. Bertram Low-Beer, associate professor of radiology, informed the North American Radium Society that the radioactive phosphorus treatment was as good as any known, but declined to say that it was better than X-rays, radium or surgery. He emphasized that the treatment was applicable only to superficial skin cancers and warts.

He warned against any hope that it can be applied in the near future to deep-seated tumors. Low-Beer revealed that 301 cases of superficial skin cancer a-id warts have been treated, without publicity, in quiet medical research here since 1941. Another 100 patients have been 1135 HUDSON SALES AND West Main SERVICE Phone News-Press Publishing pub lishers of the Santa Barbaia News-Press, late yesterday announced purchase of the Santa Maria Courier founded and published for the last eight jears by E. It. Trebon.

Rumois of the sale U. S. C. Air College Adds 'Commando' To War Plane Line To its growing fleet of airplanes of all models The University of Southern California, College cf Aeronautics, today added a famed Curtiss Commando, known militarily ac a C-45 cargo ticrsfort, workhorse of the Air Tranrpoit Command during the war. With a wing span of 108 feet and length of 76 feet, the Commando was a flying box car and carried 10-ton cargoes of men, weapons and supplies all theaters of war.

It was also the vehicle most used for paratroopers and the transportation of personnel. The Commando now stationed at Hancock Field was used the African and Indian sci vice but since its retirement from service its twin 2,000 horse-power engines have been completely overhauled. It was flown from Ontario by Flight Instructor William R. Hoey, Co-pilot Thomas Penfield and engineer Merle E. Smith, arriving late yesterday afternoon.

Joining the fleet of the air college the Commando will be used for ground school instruction only, and is parked on the west end of the line with a Flying Fortress and eight other war-weary craft purchased from the War Assets Corporation. Prowlers Active City police investigated two reports of prowlers last night. Mrs. N. Nillson, 623 West Fesler street, reported a prowler at her home at 10:30 p.

and Mrs. Harry Ward, 505 East Hermosa street, reported a prowler at her home at 12 p. m. Both prowlers were gone on arrival of police. iegat facwdinifA Water connections: A.

V. Lewis, 308 North Miller street; Jacob L. McDonald, 825 and 825-A East Boone street; Delbert S. Van Ornam, 614 East Church. Birth certificates filed; Darlene N.

Faloon, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Faloon, 408 South Pine street, June 10; Helen Louise Buchert, a daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Charles W. Buchert, 621 South Oakley street, June 19. Marriage licenses issued: Harold Otis Lloyd, Puente, and Ethel May Alessi, Los Angeles; Edouard Clement Pomme, San Francisco and Joan Antoinette Marta, 712 East Central; Clyde Barker Willingham, Broken Bow, and Corinne Monica Ruiz, 414 South Curryer; Joe Lujan Castenada, 126 West Jewel street and Lupe Ortez Garcia, 126 West Jewel street. TODAY SATURDAY A Robt.

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