6 pqrt M-MONDAY, JULY 1 8, 1 949 HOg 3ttgCleg CfmC Lm! and Found WEATHER REPORT SHIP MOVEMENTS AT HARBORS HERE Compiled by Marina Exchange. Reftr to steamship companies for dock time, rates, reservations and ports of call. OIL-MINING-FINANCE fTributers' Earning $20 Daily at Grass Valley Doe to Sail Destination July 19 S.F.-Portland July 18 Oakland July 18 S.D.-Antwerp Auk. 1 San Francisco July 17 Seattle July 17 New York July 19 Genoa July 18 Manila July 22 San Francisco July 19 San Francisco July 17 San Francisco July 17 S.F.-Portland Indefinite Yokohama July 21 Bandon July 17 S.F.-Vancouver July 17 Seattle July 18 New York ACTIVE VESSELS IN PORT YESTERDAY (To 4:00 p.m.) From Operator or Agent Philadelphia Calmar Lino Seattle Union Oil Co. San Francisco Interocean Lino Pacific Far East Line Esterp Bay The Texas Co.
De La Rama S.S. Co. San Francisco Italian Line Charleston Fearnley Eger Hong Kong Klaveness Line Pacific Transport Line Manila Silver Java Pacific New Yorlc S.S. Co. Norfolk Republic of China Coos Bay Oliver J.
Olson Co. London Furness Line Seattle The Texas Co. Isthmian Line VESSELS HUE TO ARRIVE LAST NIGHT (4 p.m. to Midnight) From Operator or Agent Newport Newt Ivaran Lines Manila Ivaran Lines VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE TODAY From Operator or Agent New York Salen Skaugen Line Pacific Far East Line Vancouver Andreas G. Caraias Seattle Richfield Oil Corp.
VESSELS ARRIVED YESTERDAY (To 4:00 p.m.) Vessel Berth Alamar LB-A7 A. Rubel (Tkr.) 150 Brandanger (Nor.) LB-A7 Arrived July 17 July 17 July 16 July 17 July 16 July 16 July 15 July 17 July 15 July 13 July 15 July 14 July 12 July 17 July 15 July 16 July 17 California Bear LB-A5 Contreras ITkr. Dona Aurora (Phil.) Etna (Ital.) Ferndale (Nor.) Francisville (Nor.) Linfield Victory Mapia (Dutch) Mount Whitne 173 177 LB-A1 180 181 .176 Nanking Victory (Chinese) "241 Oliver J. Olson 224 Pacific Exporter (Br.) ....188 Rhode Island (Tkr.) 173 Steel Executive LB-A2 Vessel Ieadl (Nor.) Ivaran (Nor.) Berth .98 .187 Vessel Berth Ekefors (Swed.) LB-A8 Jonlin Victory LB-12 Panaghia Kathariotis (Gr.) Anc Sparrows Point (Tkr.) LB-77 Vessel rrom Alamar Philadelnhla. I.n.19 SfLT.1 Charleston 180 Steel Executive VESSELS SAILED YESTERDAY (To 4:00 p.m.) For Timo Vessel John 2:05 a.m.
R. C. Stoner (Tkr.) Lakonia (Hr Tkr-). C-Coaster S.F.-Vancouver.... 1:25 p.m.
Rhode island (Tkr.) js BERTHS Outer Harbor. 34 to 73. San Pedro, 74 to 98. West Terminal Island. 206 to 241.
Long Beach, Pier A-l BALL, glove shoes by Poinsettia r-jaygrouna, rei. iou wiisnire. Kew. BAR Pin. valuable to owner only.
Rew. Please call Dn-84680. BRACELET, brown shell, vic. 6th Broadway. Sentimental ral.
DR-3764 BRACELET, lad'Vs, silver. Vic. Leimert -rneater. new. PL-38756 eves.
BRACELET. Cameo, vie. Safes or May bet. 9:30 a.m. CAT.
BLACK PERSIAN REWARD. HARRY CREED.AX-22995 COSilETIc basr. green" alligator. Lost vie. Union Sta.
Rew. MJ-608Q, DOG. Chihuahua, fern. Black with brown feet. "Bootsy." Lost July 1.
Reseda. Mr. Fowler. Reward. Rugby 61414, Ru.
61 675. DOG, fox terrier, all black, curly tail. "Tommy." Rew. 10514 Oneida. Pa- coima.
GL-7314. DOG lost, collie, white. "Rex." Boys pet LIBERAL Reward. Fl. 41281.
Cu. 31995 or Sy. 62870. DOG, part Boxer, It. brown, wht.
breast feet. Reward. "Duch- ess." 11470 Califa, N.H. STJ-28940. DOG.
Mix. res. black fern. 6OutcJifelewaxdHT2444, DOG. Peke.
blond wht. chest. Child's pet. Rew. HO-92580.
DOG found, Doberm an. fem.Lone ears. Owner or home. PL-26514, HI-7855. GLASSES, dark, prescription, leather caseSanFran.optician, GL504 OPERA GLASSES.
SMOKED PEARL. HOLLYVDBOWLREW. VAr3625 RING. Reward. Lady's Platinum wedding ring engagement ring lost vicinity Leimert Park shopping dis-trictNoMyKeithintTRr1449.
STERLING silver pill box "lost approx. May 15. Pan Pacific Aud. Reward. MR.
BECKHAM, TR-8959. WALLET, woman's brown re'ptile. At service nr. Seal Bch. Finder keep money.
Return contents to 118 Juanita. L.A. FI-2131 or 326 Onvx. alboa Island. arbor 1 35 1 WALLET, man's.
Mon. aftnoon. S. Pa- security. CA-9225.
WALLET lost. Important papers. Dan Felger. 117 Las Palmas. Yo.
1222. WRIST watch, lady's gold, heavy bond of triangular points stan vward. Reward. Ariz. 73235.
WRIST lady's wht. gold. Vic. 3rd- Berendo, 715. Reward.
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1023 E. Las Tunas San Gabriel. AT-90950 NATHAN LEMLER PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR LICENSED CIVIL AND CRIMINAL MATTERS 307 W. 8th L.A. VA-3464 FOR SUCCESSFUL MARRIAGES Duo to Sail July 18 July 22 Destination Manila New York Due to Sail Destination July 21 S.F.-Manila July 21 S.F.-Manila July 18 U.K.
July 18 San Francisco From Berth LB-A5 tseatue Z41 Coos Bay 224 For El Seetindo Coos Bay Seattle Timo 3:45 a.m. 7:50 a.m. 3:25 p.m. 150 to 205. Basin.
101 to 149 Wilmington to LB-101. -CREMATORIES- CHAPEL OF THE PINES CREMATORY AND COLUMBARIUM 1605 S. Catalina St. RE-5179. CEMETERY LOTS- 16 Lots.
Glenhaven Memorial Park. Exc. loc. Will sell 8 or all, sac. for quick sale.
i3Jl-JuS-liIL Roosevelt Memorial Park. Fifty-four choice cemetery lots for best offer. Write Eleanor Halitzky. 2106 University N.E., Minneapolis 18, Minn. WE RESELL GRAVES CRYPTS.
131SSSinMiIL. Rt- 0277 3 SPACES. INGLEWGOdTgCKDD LOCATION. SACRIFICE. WE-9264.
3 Graves. Inglewood Cemetery. Mont-SY-62879 crest plot. Sun, Moon and Tide By U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey uu lM July 25 Aug.
1 MONDAY, JULY 18 Sun Tises 4:55 a.m., sets 7:03 p.m. Moon rises 11:44 p.m., sets 12:45 a.m. TIDES. LOS ANGELES HARBOR July High Low High Low 18 2:56 2.8 8:15 2.0 4.6 11i2K 1.5 19 5:11 2.8 9:10 2.4 4:21 4.8 20 0:14 1.0 6:51 3.0 10:15 2.7 5:05 5.1 Tides are eiven in order of oceurrpnre. first column denotes time and second column height in feet above or below mean lower low water.
Light face type denotes a.m.; black face p.m. Times listed are Pacific Standard Time. with no rebound! Tom are different. They bring alnost instant relief from the torture of excess stomach acid. But that's only the half of it! Unlike "over-alkalizers." Turns never cause a "recurrence" of the trouble.
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16 101 WHERE YOU MEET FRIENDS NATIONALLY FAMOUS CLARA LANE HAS BEEN RESPONSIBLE FOR COUNTLESS Successful Marriages THROUGH DIGNIFIED PRIVATE INTRODUCTIONS Under strict protective guidance. Please call for persona! Interview nr pnr1 Rlf-aHrfresserf invelnne for reprints of articles which appeared! in American. Liberty and Mayfairl magazines CLARA LANE FRIENDSHIP CENTER LOS ANGELES OFFICE: 542 S. Broadway, MA-93641 Broadway Arcade Bid. Suite 22J Open Dailv and Snndav 12-8 D.m.
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SINCE 1935 Frances De Mont 1500 S. WESTERN AVE. RE-20111. (OPEN 10-10 DAILT Delightful club rms. Ample parking.
I WILL PAY WELL FOR SNAPSHOTS I snowing lamuy me during the pe-l riod 1900-1949. If you have a fairly! complete record of how family grew I up. got its nrsc car. electric iignt. radio, fashing machine, and how members of family amused themselves, we would like to borrow your pictures long enough to make copies.
Pictures are sought for possible publication and will be returned to you unharmed. Do not send pictures or albums now. but write to Box A-91. Times, describing oetau wnat you nave. $100,000 iN CASH TO BUY DIAMOND ft ANTIQUES WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES JAY'S OP WESTWOOD 1114 Westwood Blvd.
Ar. 3-1661. INTRODUCTIONS ARRANGFn IMMEDIATELY Sz CONFIDENTIAL 432 So. Western. Club.
DR-5976 1 CASH FOR DIAMONDS, GOLD SIL-I vttt. (jam. utamonrt Exchange. I Rm. 311, Taft Holly.
Vine. I TUXEDOS rented. Brand new $5.00 Tuck Shop. 448 S. Bd wy.
MU-3428 CASH FOR YOUR FURNITURE W.C. Sunset.HO-91639 CLARA LANE FRIENDSHIP CENTER. ALL You can eat $1.50 after 5 p.m. I PERSONAL INTRODUCTION CENTER 427 so. western.
DRexel 5263.1 WILL pay S10 mo. for detached double gara5efor stoage. GL-5457. PSYCHOLOGIST Fears, complexes, habits, problems. Dr.
Long. RE-21936 STAMPS fQINS ETC. SELLING out comiT mint air mail I sets. 50-75 off Scott cat. Oster.l 313b walnut.
Htgj Pk. LU-5405. HEARING AIDS ACCOUSTICON. Latest mod 4- radio! attacn. pr.
sun. eves. SONOTONE hearing aid. Best offer. Bus Transportation II $49.80 NEW YORK $49.80 Chic.
S3S.85 St. L. S34.40. D1.S.S26 151 oail MA-bHlHS or TR-0951 BURLINGTON TRAII WAYS 504 SO. Hill AMERICAN BUSLINES Terminal: 629 So.
Main st. AD-6364 Greyhound 52G9 S. Bdway. Fast thru limiteds. No extra fare.
Air Transponation- 121 AIR RESERVATIONS, TR-6533 50-PASS DOUGLAS LUX LINERS! $88 FLY NEW YORK $99 S. F. $9.95: CHI. S75: DETR. 889; I EUROPE! SAVE OCT.
1, ON RETURN TRIPS RONffliTl I CONTINENTAL TRAVEL. FE-70471 215 W. 7, Rm. 533 or 3922 W. 6.1 FLY NEW YORK $88 PLUS TAT INDEPENDENT AIR TICKET AGY.I Hotel Bristol 423 W.
8th st.l For Reservations call FLY NEW YORK $88 l-stop liners. Chi. $75: Detr. $89: u.c AIRWAY TRAVEL. 830 W.
6th St. MA-65545 Niies AD-8177 N.Y. $88 CHICAGO $79. 8.F. $9,951 tax.
1 1CK1S1BU EL. CK-00293. UNIVERSAL AIR CHARTER Group rates. 606 S. Hill.
TR-9161. FLY S.F. S9.95: N.Y.C. nonstop S99. aiasKa sna.iu.
Pius tax. Hu. 21573. Auto Transportation 13 NEBRASKA, leave July 19. Tsk 9 la.
dies. Help drive share exp's. Refs.l '49 Chev. Santa Monica 7-4025. 1 COLL.
grad. Will drive. your car N.Y. for gas oil. Lv.
Aug. 1st. Exch. I refs. BOX B-46.
TIMES. I COUPLE, wants ride East. 7961 Santa I lvionica tSlVd. HO-S0757. BOSTON.
N.Y.. Chic Rt J.rmts I O.C. New car, leave jmmerLHJT.g7a33 1 ranii wain is KiJJJi east l'3t E. FLORENCE AVE. LO-82364.
YOUNG lady driving east 1mm. wants! passenger, new car. LO-822951 LATE-model car going east. Take 1 or 2. Miss Anderson.
CR-55293 LEAVING July 30th to Boston, take 1. Help rive, share exp. RE-38058. RIDE wanted to N.Y. or part way.
Ask for Larraine. BR-26065 WANT 2 or 3 passengers on trip thru Northwest. Refs. CU-31552. DRIVING TO CORPUS CHRISTI VTaI ASU.
jvc.r o. TH-2174. WANT ride to Detroit. Xlnt. refs.
Mr. MacDonald, HO-90761. St. 53029. Aviation, Sales.
Service 141 H. COFFIN AIR SERV. All flight courses tnru r.i.k. Appr. lor vets.
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CA-22614 ERCOUPE. LOW TIME. $1250. Heasley Flying Service. CU-324111 Dancing Instructions- 15 ATTRAC girl will teach gentlemen dancing privately.
Reas. DELMAR, I mil s.flivaraao at Uiympic.Du.677161 Beauty Suggostions- 181 UNWANTED hair removed safely, permanently with Caco-Pelo. 2167 Sina-I 'Qa Altadena. Lor-Beer Laboratories I FALLEN FACES LIFTED. No Surgery.
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suite 327 MA-1019. Moving, Shipping, Storage-29j MOVE BY VAN Anywhere In the U.S. No crating From California to all nolnts in: Illinois per 100 lbs. $7.50 Iowa $6.50 Nebraska $5 751 minimum iuuo LDJ. COMPARABLE LOW RATES TO FROM ALL OTHER STATES Daily booking to all principal cities.
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rates. Tlo hidden rhtrs WTT-Q778I E. WARREN CO for lowest rates. PersonaIi OFFICIAL FORECASTS Lo Anreles and Vicinity: Lnreles and Vicinity: Bunny after noons today and tomorrow with night and morning tog and low clouds. Slightly cool- er today with high near 81.
Southern California: Night and morning fog and low clouds near coast otherwise clear today and tomorrow. Slightly cooler today. Southern California Coastal Valleys: Mostly clear today and tomorrow except early morning fog and low. clouds. Slightly cooler today.
Southern California Intermediate Valleys: Mostly clear today and tomorrow except fog early tomorrow morning. Slightly cooler afternoons. Southern California Mountain Areas and Interior and Desert Regions: Some Scattered cloudiness but mostly sunny today and tomorrow. Kot quite so hot. Arizona: Mostly sunny today and tomorrow except partly cloudy with few thundershowers in afternoons over and near higher mountains.
Not much change in temperature. WIND AND WEATHER Point Conception to San Diego: Gentle variable winds today and tomorrow except moderate southwest to west in afternoons. Occasionally fresh northwesterly winds off Point Conception. Considerable low cloudiness and light Jog with partial midday clearing. Little change in temperature.
Cape Blanco to Point Conception: Northwest to west winds 8 to 15 miles per hour today. Night and morning fog, clearing partially in afternoon. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY Barometers are low in the Far Southwestern States. High pressure covers most of the Northeast Pacific and is centered about 1300 miles west of the Oregon coast. Considerable low cloudiness and light fog are expected along the Souther California coast in the next few days.
NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY Except for widely scattered afternoon thundershowers in the Rockies, mostly sunny weather prevailed in the Far West ern States yesterday. Temperatures fell mgrwa or so parts of Montana western norm jjaitota, with max imum readings in the 70s. In the South western states, temperatures soared to wanu junction, and Albu- qiierQUe. 109 at Prpsnn nrf Phoenix, and 118 at Silver Lake ui uie uesert 01 ooutnern California. Mean wmie, tne Highest temperature reached at Eureka, was 59.
Scattered showers occurred in North Dakota and Northern Minnesota. Showers and brought moderate to heavy rain to x- jchsictii states irom New Eng' jana suutnwara to tne Gulf Coast. Some 1 v- uuut amounts inciuaea Philadelphia, 1.18; Pittsburgh. 1.46; Lynchburg, 1.72; Birmingham, 1.31; Mobile, 2.74, ana urrwooa, 2.51 inches. Afternoon wwi.iiucj were generally in the 70s in new tngiana states, near 100 in vaaa vi lexas ana in the low 90s as uu, ui ho iub ureat tces region.
hkjru TEMPERATURES Sunday's maximum and minimum temperatures from iforni? p.ins' "Ported AnK-Ies otPc? the U.S. Weather Station rrax Los Angeles fti Beaumont inn Bishop 107 Blythe 114 Burbank iq in Indio ijn Long Beach LA. Airport 75 Mt. Wilson bs Needles Newhall 95 Newport 79 Oceanside r-j Palmdale 102 'Pasadena 09 Paso Robles 10? Riverside Sandberg 91 San Bernardino 99 San Diego 75 San Gabriel 91 rcutu 74 Santa Ana dj Santa Barbara 72 Santa Catalina 82 Santa Monica 77 Silver Lake "118 Torrance 81 an it uys 90 TTtlnffiMal nirfln. Precipi-Min.
tation Station Max. Aotlene gg 73 Albuquerque ta 65 Amarillo 98 65 Atlanta. 82 69 Bakersfield 109 73 Bismarck 86 67 Boise 84 48 Boston 72 67 Buffalo ....83 TO Charleston 88 76 Cheyenne 87 60 Chicago 88 64 Cincinnati 76 69 Cleveland 77 6g Denver 93 63 Des Moines 88 65 Detroit 78 65 .03 ".02 .29 .02 T. .26 Dodge City 96 67 g.uluth 85 v66 1 Paso 102 71 Eureka 59 48 FlaRstaff 89 54 Ft. Worth 99 72 Fresno 109 69 Galveston 86 74 Grand Junction 98 70 Helena 78 49 Huron gs 70 Indianapolis 82 65 Jacksonville 90 73 Kalispell 74 46 Kansas City 91 67 Knoxville 82 71 Las Vesas 112 82 Little Rock 88 68 Medford 94 49 Memphis 88 66 Miami 85 77 Minneapolis 90 66 Mobile 85 69 New Orleans 81 73 New York 76 69 North Platte 91 63 Oklahoma City 95 66 Omaha 87 65 Pendleton 83 50 Philadelphia 80 72 Phoenix 80 Pittsburgh 72 67 Pocatellp 86 60 Portland 82 52 Pueblo 94 59 Raoid City 90 65 Red Bluff 105 72 Reno 93 48 Roswell 101 69 Sacramento 100 63 St.
Louis 86 66 Salt Lake City 90 60 San Antonio 95 73 Ran Francisco 65 53 Seattle 76 52 Spokane 78 45 SDrinefield. Mo 89 62 Tampa 87 72 Tucson 104 79 Washington 86 74 Wichita 90 65 .31 .08 .51 17 .60 T. .46 Williston 79 57 Winnemucca 95 54 Winslow 101 68 Yellowstone 77 40 't, T. Yuma Ill 84 ALASKAN STATIONS Fairbanks 76 56 Juneau 57 46 .10 .39 VITAL RECORD Deaths, Funeral Announcements BARCLAY, Helen C. July 16 in Hollywood, widow of the late Morrison Barclay, banker of Greensburg-, beloved mother of Mrs.
Mary B. Mason of Big Bear Lake; grandmother of Mary Ann and Judy Walsh; daughter of the late William T. Cashman. pioneer of San Francisco; graduate of the University of California class of 1895. Rosary tonight, 7 p.m..
at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard. Funeral Mass at St. Ambrose Church, North Fairfax Avenue, Hollywood, 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 19. Interment private.
(Alameda, Berkeley and San Francisco papers please copy.) BATHE, Ronald Ray, loving son of Edith atne, granason 01 Ernest and Grace Stinson. Services today, 1 p.m. at Grace Chapel, Inglewood Park Cemetery. Utter-McKinley's Cresse Highland Park in charge. BRAUN, John N.
Forest Lawn Mortuary In charce. BREEN, James J. Remains at the Wallace E. White Ss Howard J. Callannn Mortuary BUTLER, Helen Maud, beloved mother of Merel Harvey L.
and Bruce Butler. Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washineton Boulevard. CAPPS, Chester. Remains at the Wallace E.
White Howard J. Callanan Mortuary CARLTON, Florence Edna, sister of Bess D. Carlyon, Mrs. Stuart C. Briggs, Condit L.
and Richard A. Carlyon. Services 3 n.m. Tuesday at Pierce Brothers" Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard. COOK, Mrs.
Acnes. Kemains at the Wallace E. White Howard J. Callanan Mortuary. MINNEAPOLIS GAS COMPANY 739 Marquatta Avanu Minneapolis 2, Minnesota Common Stock Dividend Th Board of Directors of Minneapolis Gas Company, at a meeting held on July 1949, declared a dividend of 20c per share payable In cash on August 10, 1949, to common stockholders of record at the close of business July 25, 1949.
H. K. WRINCH, President employs 280 men in its Brunswick and Idaho-Maryland properties on a day's pay and contract basis. Contract miners make $15 to $20 daily. The ledge in the Idaho is said to vary in width from 20 to 30 feet, with most of the ore good milling grade.
It was discovered in a virgin section of the old producer late in 1948. President Edwin Letts Oliver reported recently that earnings had been increased this year by leasing operations. The company is milling about 600 tons of ore daily, with the product averaging close to $9 a ton. Gold Washers to Move River MARYSVILLE, July 17 (Exclusive) Yuba Consolidated Gold-fields, California's leading gold producer, is operating 10 power ful dredgers and steadily expand ing activities. The company dredged 344 acres during the fiscal year ending Feb.
28, 1949, recovered 96,571 ounces of fine gold and reported net earnings of $317,377. High cost of operations cut deeply into profits, with the labor pay scale now 55 above the 1941 rate. Seven dredg ers are operated in the Yuba River field near Marysville, two along Butte Creek in Butte County, and one in the Callahan area of Siskiyou County. The company holds a 50 in terest in Round Mountain Gold Dredging which expects to start large-scale operations in October on gold placers at Round Mountain, Nev. Yuba Consolidated has approximately 5100 acres considered suitable for (Sredging and is preparing to re-dredge 5000 acres in the Yuba River field to a depth of 124 feet.
This project includes cutting a channel averaging 600 feet in width for the Yuba River, with the stream to be diverted from its bed for about a half mile. Re- dredging operations are expected to continue more than 20 years, with diversion of the river facilitating mining of large amounts of virgin gravel. CALIFORNIA OIL NEWS By HOWARD KEGLEY The Richfield Oil Corp. is slated to complete at least three new wells this week in Cuyama Val ley oil fields. The Sloan No.
81-26 in the White Rock area was preparing yesterday for production test at 3733 feet. In the Russell field the com pany waspreparing to run liner in Russell No. 54-8, while in the South Cuyama field the Hibberd No. 31-36 was preparing to run liner at 4375 feet. Both wells should be completed by Wednesday.
Russell No. A 24-5 and Russell A 25-5 are new locations for Richfield Oil in Cuyama Valley. They are on Sec. 5, 10-27, on the south side or uuyama River. On Sec.
25, 11-28, Hadley- Stone No. 56-25 is about to be drilled. Sawyer No. 35-25, on Sec, 25, is drilling at 2750 feet. On Sec.
23, Schlaudeman No. 2 is down 3600 feet. These wells are at Chalk Mountain. At South Cuyama, Richfield has the Homan B-l on Sec. 23, 10-28, at 1100 feet.
The com pany has 10 Hibberd wells drill ing or ready to drill. They are all on Sec. 36, 10-27, near the new erkins gusher. The com pany also is getting Perkins No, 18-31 under way on Sec. 31, 10-26.
Homan A No. 82-35 on Sec. 35, 10-27 is drilling at 1700 feet. It is a sister to the Homan discov ery well. McCarthy Tried Nevada Deep drilling of potential oil acreage in Newark Valley, near Ely, Nev.
is scheduled shortly, J6e McCarthy, president of McCarthy Gas Oil, has an nounced that a rotary rig capable of drilling 9000 feet is to be delivered within two or three weeks to the Hunt Frandsen ranch at the north end of Newark Valley. McCarthy said "the site has been selected and the geology is right." He is an associate of Hunt and Frandsen, on whose property oil seepages are said to have been found. Major oil companies are said to have leased areas in eastern Nevada, mainly Elko, Eureka and White Pine Counties, at a cost exceeding $1,500,000. Several geologists have established headquarters in Ely and are exploring Newark Valley and adjacent areas. Get Iligh Return For Ranch Loan Will pay high interest rate for $100,000 loan, to complete development of outstanding citrus, grain and cattle property.
Present value in excess of $300,000. No payment on principal for 5 years desired with amortization thereafter over 10 or 15 years. Please write Bos E-140-NA, Los Angeles Times Los An teles, Calif. GRASS VALLEY. July 17 (Ex clusive) Leasers ar producing rich gold ore steadily from deep workings of Empire-Star Mines and Idaho-Maryland.
Approxi mately 50 leasers, called "trib- uters" by the Cornish miner, are at work on the 10,250 and foot levels of the North Star mine of the Empire-Star group, developed to an incline depth of 11,000 feet. Leasing is also car ried on in other deep sections of the property, which has been worked almost continuously for 97 years. Empire-Star Mines has sus pended operations at its Danne- broge gold property in Brown's Valley, but George Little and partners are working" the mine under a lease, mining and milling profitable ore and shipping con centrates to the Empire plant at Grass Valley. Developed to depth approximating 1700 feet, the mine is said to contain con siderable milling ore. Sixty miners are operating leases in the Idaho-Maryland mine, in wh.ich Maryland Mines Newmont Plant Awakens Camp GOLDFIELD, July 17 (Ex clusive) Installation of a large ore crusher and sampler has been practically completed at the New mont mill, and the plant Is report ed almost ready to accept custom ore.
It is treating 100 tons of ore daily from Newmont's White Rock property, including material mined by the Red Hills Florence lease. Newmont Mining Corp. recently shipped its fifth truckload of gold concentrate since the mill went into operation. The latest shipment, weighing 26 tons, is said to have been the richest one sent out. Reports are current that the company may increase capacity of the plant within a few months.
Underground work is progressing at two points In the White Rock mine, where the main ore body Is reported to be ranging in width from 14 to 30 feet. Mining will be increased when installation of square-set timber and ore chutes is completed. Fred Green, Los Angeles mining engineer, is testing extensive placer acreage In Tule canyon. He recently acquired placer holdings ir Fish Lake Valley, and controls a number of gold placers in Tule Canyon where rich placers have been worked for many years. Indian miners have recovered considerable gold in the area with dry washers.
Central Eureka Employees Accept Lower Wage Scale JACKSON. July 17 (Exclusive) Rmniovees of Central Eureka Mining Co. have accepted a cut in wages to enable the company to continue operation oft its Central Eureka gold property at Sutter Creek. Donald Smith, treasurer of the company, reports that sur face workers have agreed to tae $40 monthly pay cut, and min ers are now working on a straight wage basis after giving up a bonus of 50 cents per day. Work men agreed to take the cut after a brief dispute over wages and hours.
Company officials estimate the payroll saving at between $4000 and $5000 montniy. The company is the leading pro-" ducer on the. Mother Lode. It re sumed operations last fall after an expenditure approximating $1,000,000 for rehabilitation of the "property and completion of an important development program. Excellent milling ore is reported under development in the $7UU foot workings of the Central Eu- reka mine, and the enlarged mm is said to be treating about 150 tons of ore daily.
tfnolte Will Address Meter Association The Southern California Meter Association will hold its monthly dinner meeting at 6:30 p.m. July 21st at Rio Hondo Country Club, Downey. The speaker will be Claude Knolte of Barton Instrument Co. who will discuss the "History of Bellows Actuated Flow Meters." His paper will cover construction and operation of differential pressure measuring devices. Douglas Ranks High in School of Mines Richard R.
Douglas of Huntington Park, a junior engineering student at Montana School of Mines, made the honor roll of that institution last week with a scholarship index of 2.50. Top scholarship score of 3.00 was made by Robert T. Taylor of Butte. That is the highest rating possible. There is great rivalry for place on the honor roll because advanced scholarships are awarded to students who are highest on the list.
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Rubel (Tkr.) Oliver Olson Deaths, Funeral Announcements PALMER, Dr. Ford Norman, beloved father 01 iva N. Palmer and Dr. and Mrs. W.
W. Holley. grandfather of Wilford W. Holley, brother of Mrs. Frank Bcardsley of Boston.
Mass. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday In the Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, uirectors. POLONSKY, Gerson.
Services-were held Sunday by Gro, man Mortuary. RAMSEY, Richard Dye, uncle of Mrs. Jean wienK ana Mrs. Margaret Phellps Services, 11 a.m. Tuesday at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner.
3443 West Manchester Boule vard, inglewood. RAYLE, John of 527 Atlantic. A Long Beach, survived by widow Mrs. ume Kayie. Services Tuesday.
3 p.m. at Patter, son Sz Snively Chapel, 555 Locust Ave nue, Long Beach. SHERER, John A. Services, 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at t-ierce Brotners iioa Angeles.
SHIELDS, Lorinda. Pierce Delmer A. Smith. SCHWARTZ. Fred W.
Mass today, 9:30 a.m. at St. Agatha's Church. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, directors. TAIT, Elizabeth Joan, beloved sister of dames William C.
and Fred Tait, Agnes Lamb and Daisy Colvin. Services Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in tne wee iurs o- tne Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuarv in rharci. THOMASON, Barbara beloved daughter i'i niv x.
iiioniaBon ana jvirs. ljorena Whittington, sister of Howard and Gordon L. Thomason, niece of Mrs. vera urooke or Piacentia, granddaugh ter of Mrs. Maude Kleinsteiber.
Services 1 p.m. Tuesday at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Wash- meum Bouievara. WALTER. Albert L. Malinow Simons, directors.
WEBER, Mrs. Aurelia Castruccio. Private services today. Wallace White Howard J. Callanan.
rlirortnrc WEINER, Ruth. Groman Mortuary, riirpr.tnrs WELLE Minnie of Culver City. services toaay, 2 p.m. at Edwards isroiners uoioniai Morrnorv WILLIAMSON. Charles E.
Sr. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. WOODS, Corinne sister of Eugene M. and John E. Rebard.
Services Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. YOUNG, Richard, beloved husband of Dorothy J. Young, father of Richard Young brother of Mabel Edmiston.
Private cremation services are being held this morning, with Utter-McKinley's Beaver Inglewood Mortuary in charge. ZIMAN, Philip, beloved brother of David and Charles Ziman, Mrs. Hilda Tasky and Mrs. Hannah Shapiro. Services today, 2 p.m., at Malinow Simons, 818 Venice Boulevard.
In terment, Chicago, in FUNERAL NOTICE Elysian Lodge No. 418 will assemble Tuesday, 11 a.m.. at Pierce Brothers' Inglewood, 3443 West Manchester, for the purpose Of Conducting the flinprnl nf nil. late brother. Richard D.
Ramsey. FREDERICK W. OGAR, Master. Harold C. JOHNS, Secretary.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS A FINAL TRIBUTE Truly beautiful music can be your most fitting tribute to a departed loved one and it need cost no more. In Edwards Brothers" Colonial Mortuary the finest music is included, without additional charge, in tne most modest financial arrangements. EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY iSSS-SSiESjyjA- CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR FUNERAL DIRECTORS INSPECTION OF LOS ANGELES' MOST BEAUTIFUL MORTUARY MAY BE MADE AT ANY TIME 850 WESTWASHINGTON. PR-0297. BRESEB BROS.
GILLETTE FIFTY-SEVEN YEARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE 950 W. Washington Blvd. PR-51'5 PIERCE BROS. MORTUARIES TWELVE CONVENIENT CHAPELS INCLUDING CREMATORY FOR INFORMATION CALL PR-4151. MOUTUTrTiN FOREST 'LAWN EVERYTHING IN TIME OF SORROW TELEPHONE CLEVELAND 6-3131 JJorestJLawn Memorial-Park Inc.
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Wvlie Brown Charles T. Powers 1815 So. Flower St. RI-9141. BRAMBLE FUNERAL HOME Reverent Christian service.
Moderate price 1816 TOBERMAN STREET. PR-2256 MALINOW SIMONS JEWISH FUNERAL niREfVrnBS 818 Venice Blvd. PR-1052. ARMSTRONG FAMILY 1201 SOUTH HOPE STREET. RI-6348.
UTTER-McKINLEY 18 Convenient Mortuaries DC-82481. Reed Tapley Geiger 721 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. PR-S15I. WALLAcif W. Washington.
HOWARD J. CALLANAN PR-3243. CEMETERIES Inglewood Park Cemetery GREATEST NUMBER OF INTERMENTS IN THE WEST Telephone ORegon 8-1251 Majiisoleum-Crematory-Columbarium Rose Hills Memorial Park CEMETERY -MAUSOLEUM-CREMATORY 8 mi. E. of L.A.
on Workman Mill Whittier. AN-9-2507 or Whittier 4-2037 Uranium "Sniffer" $10,000 REWARD $5450 Complete Get in en fhe government rewards for finding radio-active minerals. Prospect for Uranium full or part time. The Sniffer Is a small sensitive Geiger counter that "noses out" deposits of radio active ere. Writs, Phone or Drop In Kierulff Company 820-30 W.
Olympic Los Angeles 15 Richmond 7-0271 Deaths, Funeral Announcements COULSON, Laura of San Gabriel. Services today 1 p.m., at the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, directors. COULTER. Vivian of Wyvernwood Village, beloved sister of Arthur Cru-sey, fiancee of Wilbur Scott.
services Tuesday, 10 a.m. at Ed wards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. CRENSHAW, John- husband of Mittie a. urensnaw, tatner 01 Mrs. Jo Bezan-son, Alice Rasmtissen.
Marie Stange, jonn Carl Thomas G. and Richard Crenshaw. Services 3 p.m. Tuesday at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner, 3443 West Manchester Boule- vara, inglewood. CULOTTA, Matteo, beloved husband of Maria, loving latner 01 Rose Belliotti, Annie Orzel, Adeline and Josephine Culotta and Marie Wagner.
Rosary Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. In Go-deau Martinoni's Crystal Chapel. Funeral Wednesday, 8:15 a.m. from the Chapel. High Mass.
9 a.m. at St. Brendan's Church. Interment, Holy Cross. CUNNINGHAM, Thomas loving uncle ui marcus j.
uunen. Requiem Mass Tuesday, 8 a.m. at Precious Blood Church. Interment, Holy Cross. Cunningham O'Connor, directors.
DE LANGE, Edgar (Eddie). services 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Little Church of the Flowers, Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, directors. DE SACTEL, Anns E. Rosary tonight.
8 p.m., at Armstrong Family. Mass Tuesday 9 a.m., at Immaculate Conception Church. DINWIDDIE. Edna J. services today, 3 p.m.
at Utter-McKinley's Strother Mortuary, 6240 Hollywood Boulevard. EDWARDS, Lola B. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. FARRELL, Dennis husband of Alice L. rttiieu.
miner 01 James i. and Dorothy R. Farrell. Requiem Mass today, 9 a.m. at St.
Vincent's Church. Wallace E. White Howard J. Callanan, directors. FEELEY.
Kathryn Wilson. ocrvitea toaay, p.m., at Grace Chapel, Inglewood Park Cemetery. Tassell-Maynes directors. 1 GADDIS. Dr.
Cyras beloved hllshftnri of Dr. Helen Gaddis. services, 12:15 p.m. today at Bev erly Hills Community Presbyterian mureo, Koaeo Jjrive ana Santa Mon ica Boulevard. Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, directors.
Please omit flow ers. GIBBONS, William beloved husband of oiDDons, loving orother 01 Mrs. rcurman 01 Springfield, 111. Eastern Star services, 2 p.m. Tues- Dsy at fierce Brothers' Los Angeles, treat jsouievaru.
GLASS. Isabella. Services, 2 p.m. today at Chapel of the Pines, Venice at Catalina. Please omij, iiowers.
fierce Brothers' Beverly directors. GOODMAN, Dr. Albert beloved husband vi Maua uooaman. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday, Veterans' Administration Chapel, Sepulveda Boulevard north of Wilshire Boulevard, HABEBBOSCH, Ida beloved wife of josepn a.
iiaoerooscn, mother of Helen Virginia Clayton, sister nf dari ritt- rich and Arthur Uttrich, sister-in-law of Ann Sarver and mother-in-law of vieorge a. Liayion. Services Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. in tne wee mrs o- the Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge.
HANSEN, Hans A. Pierce Brothers Los Angeles, directors, HARTMAN, Arthur Christian, beloved hus- oana 01 aosepnine Hartman, father of Gage Christian Hartman, brother of Mrs. William Hill Clarke, uncle of Frederick George Hartman Jr. Services Tuesday 'at 1:30 p.m. in ec tne Meatner.
Forest Lawn Mortuary in charee. nASAbii, John Bradley, infant son of Mr. ana Mrs. William Blair Haskett of 824 East California Street, Pas- auena, passed away July 14, 1949 Funeral services will be private. Turner Stevens Pasadena, directors.
HEUBERGER, Carl. Services Tuesday 2 p.m. at the Home of Peace Mausoleum. Malinow Simons, directors. HOG AN.
William. CUnnlneham Ar O'Cminnr. rlirootnra JENSEN, Scott, beloved husband of Diana Jensen, brother of Leo, Iner and Frank Jensen. Services, 2 p.m. Tuesday at Saw-telle Chapel.
Meyer Funeral Home, Van Nuys, in charge. JOHANSEN, Bolini, beloved mother of Marie Dicks, Edith Krieg and Violet Faulkner. Services Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Lawn Mortuary in charge.
JOHNSTON, Mrs. Mary, of South Pasadena, mother of Miss Jane Johnston and Mrs. Margaret Ross. Private funeral services were held today. Turner, Stevens Eggleston, South Pasadena, directors.
JURLING, Katherine. Ji.est Lawn Mortuary in charge. KITTERMAN, Arthur M. (Skipper) Jr. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.
LARSEN, Elsie Buteau, beloved wife- of William J. Larsen, mother of Willard J. Larsen, sister of Herbert Edward and Frank Buteau, grandmother of Lance C. Larsen. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m.
in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. LILLY WHITE, Martha. Edwards Brothers' fVtlnninl lnrfiiaw MARCOTT, Charlotte, beloved wife of Louis E. Marcott, sister Charles McCrea of Michigan.
Services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard. MERRYMAN, Philemon M. Sr. (Phil), beloved husband of Bess Merryman, father of Philemon M.
Merryman brother of Adele Bigley, Anna Burns and Mildred Eichhorn. Services Wednesday, 2 p.m. at Grace Chapel, Inglewood Park Cemetery. W. A.
Brown Ar. Son. rifrpr.tnrR MILLER, Janet beloved mother of Madge Smoot, grandmother of Clement E. Peter and Fred M. Smoot.
services Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuarv in chRnr. MURPHY, Miss Rita. Remains at the Wallace E.
White tz Howard J. Callanan Mnrtimrv. NICOLAS, Mary A beloved wife of Paul it. Micoias. Services Tuesday at 10:30 a.m.
In the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. (Chicago papers Please cony.) OLSEN, Rosalie F. Pierce Brothers Los Angeles, directors. Ccnu fit STavittji 4etice 4889 tot HIGHEST RETURNS FEDERALLY INSURED SAFETY CONVENIENT FRIENDLY SERVICE Why don't yo drop in or phone fsdoy and opt ywr Savings Accomr? HOME BUILOIffS ft 10AM ASSOCiATfOK 9th end Spring.
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HAVE YOU SEEN THE GOOlTOTMoa -MAN LATELY? IF NOTT WHY? 2ji EDITOR'S ROUND TABLE presented by THE MIRROR and NBC Monday, July 18 AT THE NEW TIME OF 8:30 P.M. TELEVISION KNBH-CHANNEL 4 II ARE SMALL COLLEGES PREFERABLE TO LARGE UNIVERSITIES?" Yes: Ernie Brandt, Campus magazine editor Lambert "Buzz" Baker, Student Body President No: Hillary Brooke, screen actress Ruth Hollingsworth, UCLA co-ed Moderator: Virgil Pinkley, Editor and Publisher The MIRROR AP-1869U. Nights, LO-0928 1.
