T H U R S D A Y ,   S E P T E M B E R   5 ,  1957

D X K ' A R D P R ? S S - C O U R I F R — P H O N F

  H U  M l f M

P A G E  THRfg

Toddy s Market  Report

N K W Y O R K   l i f t   —  S t o c k s  lost ,

f u r t h e r  g r o u n d  in   c o n t i n u e d ,

slow

  t rading today.

Du Pont dropped nearly 2

points , Eastma n Kodak

  a

  point ,

I n t e r n a t i o n a l  P a p e r

  Hi

  points ,

an d   ScoU  Paper

  a point .

Texas Co. and Ro yal Dutch

w e r e

  of f

  a r o u n d

  a

  point each.

A m e r a d a O i l  gained  a  point .

G e n e r a l

  Tire lost over

  a

  point

an d

  U.S. R u b b e r n e a r l y one.

LO S  A N G E L E S

  I I P —   C i t r u s :

G r a p e f r u i t  23-27S  sl ightly

s t r o n g e r ,

  others about s teady;

l e m o n s  about s teady; oranges

s t e a d y ,

  p r i c e s u n c h a n g e d .

L e m o n s :  Extra  choice  or bet-

te r  California  cartons .126s and

l a r g e r

  3.75, 150sand smaller

3.1-5-3.50.

L O S A N G E L E S

  ( U P - K S M N S )

— D a i r y :

Poultry:

  Fryers  (a t  r a n c h )

0 - 2 2 .

Receipts:  Eggs  10,800, poultry

46,000 ,  butter 316,000.

L O S A N G E L E S

  ( U P - F S M N S )

— L i v e s t o c k :

Cat t le   salable 1 ,025. Slaughtei

steers s low, barely s teady. Cows

slow,  weak. Bulls scarce.  Stock-

ers and   f e e d e r s  absent .  Five

loads  high-good and low-choice

Obituary

M v r t l e

  E S h a w

Funeral services wil l be  hek

at

  2 p.m. tomorro w at R eardon

B r o t h e r s

  M o r t u a r y

  fo r

  llrs

M y r t l e  E.   S h a w ,  1131 West  Bev-

erly dr ive, who died late Tues-

j d a y  e v e n i n g a t a C a m a r i l l o res'

h o m e .

M r s .   S h a w ,  born  Dec. 22, 1879

:

al

  C a r d i n g t o n ,

  Ohio, is survived

by two

  daughters , Mrs.  Lulu

 G

P e d e r s e n   of Oxnard and Mrs

Mary Ella Holland of Oxnard

six sons, Leo H. of Venice,

 Fla.

Ralph H. of

  G e r b e r ,

  Phil ip E. o

Longvale , W. Donald of Eureka

Francis

  H. of Corvall is ,

  Ore. ,

  and

R i c h a r d

  E. of

  Florida;

  tw o

  bro-

thers , .1 . W. Ha rtsock of   Lake-

wood,   O h i o ,  and Ralph Hartsock

of   N e w a r k , O h i o ;

  and fou

g r a n d c h i l d r e n .

.•Funeral services wil l

  be

  con-

d u c t e d b y t h e

  Rev.M a g e<

W i l k e s . B u r i a l w i l l  follow  a

I v y L a w n C e m e t e r y .

E a r l  K a n e

:

  E a r l  Kane.,  V e n t u r a

  C o u n t j

h e a l t h   inspector for 11 years

died  at his home in Santa   F a u l t

y e s t e r d a y   a f t e r  a lengthy i l l

ness.

Mr .  K a n e , b o r n J u n e   ID ,  I S S i

at Ml. Carmel ,   Pa. , res ided  ii

th e

  c o u n t y

  f o r 1 5

  y e a r s .

Survivors are his   w i f e ,  K a t h

erine of Santa Paula; a son

G e o r g e

  of Santa Paula; two step

sons, Harry B. Dickenson o

Los Angeles , and Jame s C. Dick

•   < ; e n s o n  of  Santa Monica;  and

  b r o t h e r ,

  G e o r g e  H.  K a n e  o

M a s s a c h u s e t t s .

:

  F u n e r a l  s e r v i c e s  -will-  be con

*

I

 d u c t e d

  by the

  Rev. Harold

Es

  sert  at 11   a . m . S a t u r d a y  at th

  S a n t a P a u l a C h a p e l   of the H. B

  S k i l le n M o r t u a r y . B u r i a l  wi

:

  f o ll o w a t I v y L a w n C e m e t e r y .

George

  P.

  P a l o m a r e s

George P. Palomares , 207

• V i n e y a r d a v e n u e , E l   R,io,  die

early  this  m o r n i n g a t h i s

  h o r n

a f t e r  a lengthy  illness.

Mr.

  Palomares, born

  Oct.  2 C

]S89 at Pomona,  resided  in  VeJi

t u r a C o u n t y f o r   48   years. H

w a s a

  f a r m l a b o r e r .

Suiviwrs  a r e h i s   w i f e ,  M r

T i l l i e P a l o m a r e s   of El Ric

three

  s o n s , G a b r i e l

  of El Ric

John  o f R i v e r a , a n d A l b e r t

Oxna' rd; two

  daughters , ' , ;

  Mr

G r a c e

  T r u j i l l o o f

  SouUv

  Sa

Gabriel , and  Mrs.C a r m e l i t

M a t a o f  S o u t h S a r i G a b r i e l ;   an

1 5 g r a n d c h i l d r e n .

R o s a r y  w i l l  be reci ted at

p.m. tomorrow

  at

  R e a r d o n B r o -

t h e r s C h a p e l . R e q u i e m

  m a s s

w i l l

  be   said  a t t h e E l R i o C a t h -

ol ic Church at S:30 a.m. Satui-

d a y b y t h e R e v .

 John F o s s e l m a n .

Burial wil l  follow

  at Ivy

  L a w n

C e m e t e r y .

To o  L a t e  To  C l a s s i f y

•

W o m e n  Wonted

'  Wanted

  babysitter  fo r  2 p r e - j

s c h o o l c h i l d r e n . M o n d a y  thru

Friday. Inquire sit  108 Santa

A n a .  Oxnard

  Beach.

00 4  lb.  steers  23.73;

  standard

id  good

  19-22.00;

  heifers scarce:

ew   comm ercial cows 10.50-17;

t i l i t y  H.25-16.DO;

  c a n n e r s

  an d

utters  11-14;  several head  utll-

,y   and commercial bulls 1.7-

S.50.

Calves salable 25. Steady

'ackage

  s t a n d a r d

  and good

round 400 lb. 21.50.

  rom  Th e

POLICE BEAT

S o m e o n e

  took  $9 In

  si lver

  dol-

a r s a n d

  c h a n g e f r o m

  th e  glove

o m p a r t m e n t o f a c a r p a r k e d i n

h e - O x n a r d R e p a i r S h o p , 2 2 5

\Ior th

  Oxnard boulevard, early

e s t e r d a y   morning. Double

r a m e

  d o o r s  o f t h e s h o p w e r e

o u n d

  o p e n a t 8

  a.m.

  yesterday,

'ol ice  believe  that

  the

  b u r g l a r

ither  u s e d

  a key to

  e n t e r

  or

lid   i n t h e

  shop unti l

  i t w a s

ilosed

  th e

  previous evening.

  105,000  Suit Filed

Over Crash   Injuries

V K N T U R A  — A  $105,000  s u h |

as   f i led  in

  s u p e r i o r c o u r t  W e d - j

U

'

a

'

( t

'

U

'

High Sch ool B uilding Nee d s 5.5 M illion

w as   f i led  in

  s u p e r i o r c o u r t   \ \ e u - j  ( C u n l l u u c <

n e s d a y  for  i n j u r i e s  allegedly

 . ^^

  .^

  Jlew c

,,

s u f f e r e d

  by two  persons  in  an :

t i t ions

  t

n  a wan

,

a u t o m o b i l e   c r a s h o n

  Highway^

  c o n v e r t  th e

A u t o   S e a t F i r e

S u m s   V e n t u r a n

S A T I C O Y   — Fred  P.

  H e r b e r t

18 ,  of  V e n t u r a

  w as

  d r i v i n g w e s t

on   H i g h w a y

  1 1 8 y e s t e r d a j

U t e r n o o n w h e n h e p u l l e d t o t h e

side  of a road and put out a

i re .

Th e

  f i re  was  u n d e r

  ' t h e  seat

f r o m  J ' ; i ; i < '  1)  : s i « n .

classrooms,  p a r - l I n

i c o m b i n i n g t h e

  t w o i n o n e

  cle-

o u s e

s t r u c t u r e

t \v>  h o u r s  o f d i s c u s s i o n ,

er discussed possible

to   l ions  f rom  th e  l i s t  of new

h e ' d   m o w to  a b o l i s h

  i n t e r - : f o r  a  X 7 , W O   s p a r k b a r

  s h e l t e r

s c h o l a s t i c  s p u r t s ,

  an d

  r i 'plact 'Jor  (. '.miiirillo,  an d

  accepted

  a

t h e m   w i t h

  i n t r a m u r a l  s p o r t s ' l o w  bid of  S i , i ) S 2  f r o m  N o r m a n

e x - , b t i u c U o i i  at

  c a i h

  ,-ite.

10 1   n e a r  V i c t o r i a  a \ v n u e

  D e c . ; c o u n s e l o r s  off ices .  ; i n d

  ;

n>

. t e n s i o n

  t o t h e  c r a f t s  s h o p s .

  ' J 'hc

  18-page

  re | )oi ' t was  i'e-

j j i ' iuuls

  arc  already al lot ted for jqut ' sk 'd  b y t r u s t e e s E a r l J .  l.ictK

Jr . and

 C o o l e y .

. . ' w h i c h w o u l d   b e c h a r a c t e r - b u i l d - : W e e k s .  V e n t u r a ,  fo r  c o n s i r u c -

 j n j i

  for all

 s t u d e n t s .

  I t i o n  of a

  s h o p

  b u i l d i n g

  addit ion

T r u s t e e s   also  a p p r o v e d  p l u n s j a t  O x n a r d .

27,

  1'JJG.

Th e

  s u i t

  w as

  b r o u g h t

  by

 M i l -

to n  11.  H a s l e r  Jr . and Ann  .M .

H a s l e r

  a g a i n s t

  W a l t e r

 H .

  S p a r k s

  .

a n d H e l e n

  S p ar k s . I t  c l a i m e d | f u t u r e  n e e d s a t

  O.xnard  w o u l d  k n o w n  to   h a v e

  b e e n p r e p a r e d b y

that

  th e  Masters  s u f f e r e d - i n -

t l ) l ;

"

j u r i e s w h e n t h e i r

  ca r  col l ided

O t h e r  c o n s t r u c t i on   l i s ted in ;  it  w a s t h e  f i r s t  s u c h

  r e p o r t

w i t h

  o n e o w n e d b y t h e S p a r k s :

No

m i l l i o n .

Co m  hi M i l l  io n  B u i l d i n g

C o m b i n a t i o n   c o n s t r u c t i o n w i l

u n d o u b t e d l y p l a y a b i g  p a r t  in

R i c h a r d  E .

  L a u t e r b a c h

R E

L a u t e r b a c h

in s

  P r o m o t i o n

R i c h a r d   E . L a u t e r b a c h , s o n o f

M r s .  P r u d e n c e L a u t e r b a c h , 23 1 4

G r a n d v i e w ,  Camaril lo, today

wa s

  n a m e d  to  succeed  T h o m a s

P.   Simpson, vice-president   an d

d i r e c t o r

  of  m a n u f a c t u r i n g  ^for

e n e r a l  P e t r o l e u m C o r p o r a ti o n .

R o b e r t

  L.   M i n c k l e r ,  p r e s i d e n t ,

a n n o u n c e d

  t h a t

  Mr .

  Simpson

w i l l  m o v e t o N e w Y o r k , w h e r e

he wil l become

  general man-

ager   of  m a n u f a c t u r i n g  ' of

Socqny Mobil Oil Company, Inc.

Both changes

  ar e

  effect ive

Oct.  1.

O x n a r d G r a d u a t e

Mr .

  L a u t e r b a c h ,  manager

  of

G e n e r a l

  P e t r o l e u m ' s m a n u f a c -

t u r i n g d e p a r t m e n t  since J une

1 9 5 3 ,   is a

  g r a d u a t e

  of

  Oxn-ard

H i g h  School. He joined the

c o m p a n y   as a  _laboratory  assis-

tant in 1936 following   gradua-

th e

  dist r ict  in   m o r e t h a n  e i g h t

y e a r s .

In   o t h e r b u s i n e s s :

T r u s t e e s s t a t e d   t h e y  w e r e o p -

Mr

  IteierYs'ask'in^'for

  $ i r > - t h e  high-cost  c o n s t r u c t i o n ,

  a s j p o s e d t o

  e x t r a

  pay for

  e x t r a

a e e s  am i  th e

  o t h e r  ulal i i - ' indicatcd  by

  b o a r d  discussion

  in

  w o r k

  as

  r e q u e s t e d

  for coaches,

| l h n  p a s t t w o y e a r s . l i b r a r y h e l p a n d t h e m u s i c d e -

Trustee 's   h a v e  a l r e a d y  c o n - p a r t m e n t . D r . J os e p h

  C r o s b y ,

s i d e r e d t h e   p o p u l a r

  e a f e t e r i a j s u p e r i n t e n d e n t ,

  r e c o m m e n d e d

A u d i t o r i u m

  c o m b i n a t i o n  con- against   th e  coaches ' scale wh ich

00 0  d a m a g e s

 a nd

  th e

  o t h e r  p l a i n

tiff for

  $ G O , 0 0 0 .

Th e   s u i t  w as   f i led  by the law

f i r m

  of  Bolton  and   G r o f f  of Los

Angeles.

t a r b e c u e

  W i l l  H o n o r

C o n g r e s s m a n  T e a g u e

D e m o c r a t s a n d R e p u b l i c a n s

l ike   ar e  i n v i t e d  to a  b a r b e c u e

u n d a y h o n o r i n g C o n g r e s s m a n

"harles

  M.

  T e a g u e  ( K c p . )  at

' a m p   C o m f o r t ,  Ojai ,  star t ing at

p.m.

Mr .

  Teague will report on the

ession

  of

  Congress just corn-

Meted.

Tickets ,

 are $3 per

  person

  an d

nay be

  p u r c h a s e d  f r o m

  A . A .

\ l i l l igan

  a the   B a n k  of  A. L e v y .

' rancis

  Davis at the Sccuri ty-

of  hi s car.Ashes from Mr. Her- 1 ion from the

  University

b e r t ' s

  c i g a r e t

  a p p a r e n t l y b l e w   California  a t L o s A n g e l e s .

u n d e r  the seat , igni ted paper

and star ted

  th e

  .seat smoldering,

H i g h w a y P a t r o l m e n s a i d .

Mr .  H e r b e r t  s u f f e r e d  slight

D u r n s  i n p u l l i n g t h e b u r n i n g

n a t e r i a l

  hi s  car, but did

l o t r e q u i r e t r e a t m e n t ,   officers

• e p o r t e d .  .

T h r e e

  years

  later

  he

  b e c a m e

a

  c h e m i c a l e n g i n e e r

  i n t h e lab-

o r a t o r y d e p a r t m e n t ,

  and in

  1945

was assigned   to the  company's

T o r r a n c e r e f i n e r y a s

e n g i n e e r .  H e t o e c a m t

manage r of the ref ine ry in 1950

R e s t a u r a n t  T h e f t

S u s p e c t D u e i n C o u r t

Ross Roger

  R o d e m a k e r ,  38,

  of

O x n a r d , a r r e s t e d i n H a y w a r d

  for the   t h e f t  of

?1 ,154.14  from Loop's

r a n t

  A u g .

  16 ,

in   S u p e r i o r C o u r t

day.

A r r a i g n m e n t

  w as

t h i s

  m o r n i n g  a f t e r  t h e c o u r t a p -

s t r u c l i o n ,

  k n o w n a s a

  "cafe-

t o r i u m . "

Last  n i g h t , a n e w w o r d w a s

added

  to the  c o m b i n a t i o n  vo -

c a b u l a r y  a s n e w l y - s e a t e d t r u s t e e

John Cooley   s u g g e s t e d  the board

consider a

cussed on page

issue  of  Readers '  Digest .

He reasoned the cost of the

C a m a r i l l o g y m n a s i u m ,   S204.000J

and the  c a f e t e r i a ,  $105,000, m i g h t

be cut by   $80,000  or

  m o r e

  by

"cafenasium," as dis- ject ion on athle t ic ,? .

>age  3 7 o f t h e

  c u r r e n t a n y o n e w o u l d

 go

  ale

w o u l d  h a v e g i v e n t h e   h e a d

coach   iu   each   an extra

$500   and lesser amounts for

o t h e r s .

Mr .

  Beck said

  'h e  fel t  tVierc

w a s e m p h a s i s i n t h e w r o n g d i r -

H e   said  if

i a l o n g w i t h h i m ,

First  N a t i o n a l  R a n k  or Robert

H e w l e t t  a t t h e  G r e y h o u n d  Bu s

D e p o t . .

C L E A R P L A S T I C

SEAT

  C O V E R S

  24.95  I n s t a l l e d

H O U S E

  of  SEAT C O V E R S

4 2 9 N O R T H   O X N A R D  D L V D .

H U N T E R   3 - C 9 3 J

S H O E S

f o r   Back-To-SchooJ

  OOTERY

—

12 2

 W .

  5 t h S t . - O x n a r d

S e r v i n g  O x n a r d f o r 2 5 Y e a r s

L W S O N S   f o r  r e l

Baby sitter, mornings

o n l y .

M i l l a u  M a n o r  area.  C a l l

(l-ll 'Hl  a f t e r n o o n s .

•

  M i s c e l l o n ' u s

  for S a l e 16

Kcnmorc automatic wasliing ma -

c h i n e ,  nearly

  new,

2  speed

d e l u x e  model.  Sl-iO.  H a m i l t o n

dryer, e l e c t r i c .  3 . " > 0 .  C e m e n t

m i x e r  V j  lior,sc  motor.

SO O

S f l i w i n n  b i c y c l e  ^  speed X-   gen-

erator  l i g h t s ,

  R o o d  I ' o m i i t i o n ,

S 2 o .

  3 2 8 9  O c e i i n  Dr .  Phone

H U   .1.101)5  o r H U U  n-7lJ37.

R u m p u s  room  blackboard, m a n g l e ,

beds.

  i r o n s, m i s c e l l a n e o u s

i t e m s .  324 E.

  Cedar.

~ ~ V n <

:

a " t U J i 7 " t r a i l e r r l:i  " n 7 ~ 1 9

t i o n .

  E x c e l l e n t

  c o n d i t i o n .  S-150

cash. 1 1 U L "  fM20:t.

A l m o s t

  new W c ' i f y e w t i o d   s t o v e

w i t h  g r i d d l e ,

  - S 1 0 0 .

  HU   0 - M O '

biivcnport.  M a k e s i n t o  bed.S7

H U

  3-12.~2.

•

  Forwent  U n f u r n .  28

2 H o d r o o i n  house, ( i a r j t g p ,

  w a t e r

p a i d .  1 or ic h i l d r e n .  80.

H i i p n r l i i r .

  H ti   (i-'ilj.' .

4  Rooms   fo r   Rent

R o o m . C l e a n  and  q u i e t .

  2 1 S S o .

O

  S t r e e t .

  •

R O B E R T S

L I V I N G S T O N

  :

R e a l t o r

FARM

  LOAN  C O R R E S P O N D E N T

TH E

  EQUITABLE L IFE

ASSURANCE SOCIETY

of  ths UNITED  STATES

L o n g  erm  Loom

L o w I n t e r e s t  R o r e i

SI 4 S o u t h A S t r e e t

P h o n e  3-2477

F u l l  Trade-In A l l o w a n c e

On To* Frwwt  Dlcwi»»<l W «9 No M«»W

W h « f »  ef Whin

  futchond

e c a m e

  assistan

In  1952 h e w a s

  a p p o i n t e d

m a n a g e r

  of

  G e n e r a l P e t r o l e u m ' s

r e f i n e r y ,

  t h e n u n d e r

  construc-

t ion  a t F e r n d a l e , W a s h i n g t o n

Following that   h e w a s  a p p o i n t -

ed

  m a n a g e r

  of the

in g  d e p a r t m e n t .

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