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Outdoormen Study Check Dams in Tuolumne Primitive Areas READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS IN '00he Market On 7 This Page Issue YOU may find a bargain you may be reminded of you have to selL Put The Market Place to you. Try a classified ad in ZI.NE CALIFORNIA. HORSEMEN ON TOUR--Thls group of horsemen are conducting an inspection of the unique 'check dam" system inaugurated many years clgo by Tuolumne Count'/, sportsmen and fishing enthusiasts. The program was started in Tuolumne County by Outdoorsman Fred Leighton of Sonora who has been described as "a man of vision" for his work. The Cover A man-made feet high, is formed spilhvay of the Shasta key unit of the Central Project in California. Bureau of cials say that more than cubic feet of water per is pouring through the outlet on the face .of way. The Cover picture was graphed by a Bureau of mation cameraman. Dates to Jan. 2, 1847mBattle Clara concluded United Conquest. Jan. 5--George Carver Day. Jan. 5, caino sighted extreme point of present San County and named it Ano Nuevo (New Year's Jan. 8, 1932--San present charter approved. Jan. 9, 1847--First San Francisco's first fornia's second) California Star, appeared. JACK BIESER EN'S CHAMBER Llnspecting "check dams" in Tuolumne summer months and thus maintain fish life. Last summer County's primitive regions are a group from the California more than $50,000 was spent in the Sierras by the state in State Chamber of Commerce and the fish and game €ommls- surveying for additional dams on the headwaters of reliable sion. The dams, although,6mall in size, retain enough winter streams. Though small in size, the dams sometimes up the run-off water to keep streams up to a minimum flow during acreage of small mountain lakes five or six times.  ,'-7-'---"  ....... Laurence Olivier Discounts idea Bay City Plans Successful Plays Run Longer Time HOLLYWOOD -- Most people measure the success of a play by the number of performances. Such long-running shows as, say, "Oklahoma" or "South Pacific" seems to be the ultimate goal. But Laurence Olivler disagrees. Llmfts Werk He definitely limits *his own stage productions in London to not more than 30 weeks, re- gardless, of the demand for tickets. MAGAFANlm CA mt-week  mmmt t Published by le t.. of Caldmt weekly aewslmpers. C. NewaU, Mam Bustness Office: lSth Street, Bakersfield, Calif. Telephone 3-4444. "There are several reasons," he said yesterday on the Para- mount set of William Wyler's "Carrie," in which he stars with Jennifer Jones. "For one thing, I feel a performance definitely deteriorates after a long run re. gardless of how hard the play- ers attempt to keep it up to its top level St - "Then I feel that you should atop a play before you're tiled of it. You may want to it later. Or your company may want to stage a repertory sea- son of several of the past hits. TM Olivier was speaking both as an actor and a producer. He and his wife, Vivien Ilgh, are di- rectors and together have the controlling interest of Laurence Olivier Productions, Ltd. A-Bomb Shelter SAN FRANCISCO---Plans for San Francisco's first scientific- ally designed a-bomb shelter have been announced by the Metropolitah L i f e Insurance Company. The shelter will be incorpo- rated in the cempany's 2,500,- 000 expansion of its headquar- ters here. The Metropolitan's office building is located on Stockton Street between Pine and Calflbrnia Streets. A pre ent wing of the structure runs down Pine Street toward Grant Avenue and the new addition will be a seven-story matching wing running down California Street, forming a n interior oourt between the two. The bomb shelter will be the IQwest of the levels, extending "Calilornia Arabian Nights" A Feature of the Next Issue of • Magazine Cali[r|ffa ( WATCH FOR IT Hi, i J beneath the new wing and the courtyard. It will be used as agarage to accommodate 150 aumobiles of Metropolitan ex- ecutives and employees but be fitted with closed ventila- tion system and other faeJlitiee required for an effective bomb shelter, company officials said 11170 M. FAIRFAX, LOS ANGELES ev@n water and faultless assure tswreased tt  s bn ture, orchard or garden. Write Foe Complete GLENDORA. CA tl FO I1!