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missing and is presumed drowned while boating on the Salton Sea near Desert Shores over the recent holidays. The Glendale man's boat was found running wild on the inland sea December 30 under its own power. He had been duck hunting in the area since Christmas and his gear and car were found there. His wife said payne was an excellent swimmer. A search for the body was rnade by boat and Navy helicopter Samuel L. Riskin, 68, Los Angeles furniture manufacturer, died January 2 after long illness

. . . Edward S. Morris, 79, Los Angeles fumiture manufacturer, died December 24 after a brief illness

.Lawrence T. Hammersley, 77, owner of hardware stores in Covina, Baldwin Park, El Monte, Whittier and La puente, died there and was buried December 29. He was trvice president of the Southern California Hardware Assn. and active in Covina and La Puente Rotary Funeral services for Edward A. Marty, 92, longtime building contractor in Orange before moving to Costa Mesa in 1946, were conducted December 29 Charles Eugene Thorson, 47, proininent Los Angeles real estate broker and home builder, died December 26 after a 3-week illness. The son of Realtor Ivan A. Thorson, he was the broker in the recent purchase of the Emery ranch at Buena Park for a proposed $40 million luxury residential development.

Costa Mesa, Calif.-Maps for a 637-home subdivision on Gisler avenue west of Harbor boulevard were approved by the County Planning Commission. The tract is in the bean and sugarbeet farming areas.

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Chas. H. Ingram was elected president of the Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company last month at a special meeting of the company's board. Donald Watson continues as vice-president and general manager. Ingram fills the vacancy created by the death December 8 of J. p. Weyer_ haeuser, Jr., who headed both the Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company and the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company. Ingram rvas elected executive vice-president of the timber company December 11.

The Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company is a wholly owned. subsidiary of the timber company. Its vessels carry lumber from Pacific Northwest ports to the Atlantic Seaboard and transport general cargo westbound.

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I represenf Angelus Hordwood lumber Co. for oll IilIPORTED ond DOMESTIC llsrdwoods - Cqr Loads, [C[ or Sfopover cars for porticl unlooding.

I Represenr KLA|IATH BASIN P|NE mtL[S CO., who fsrnish the best goft Text. pine ond OG Intond Fir to be hqd in ihe USA todcy. Also Bote Lumber Go., monufcrcturers of good Old.Growth D.F. Industrist CTEARS qnd olso Full-Sown. Also CASCADIAN Lumber Mills-ond mqny others.

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