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STATE'S AUTO CENSUS GROW Los Angeles Times (1923-Current File); G ProQuest Historical Newspapers: Los Ang pg. G4 HALLOWEEN SPIRITS—The a based on the Indian theme. T the new Mercury, according to Reproduced with permission of the co GROWS (int File); Oct 26, 1952; : Los Angeles Times The annual Halloween celebration in theme. The good Indians pictured above leading to Hilt Tupman, downtown Lincoln of the copyright owner. Further reproduction The image is too blurry to accurately transcribe any text. It appears to be a black-and-white photograph of a person sitting in the driver's seat of a car, wearing a headband and smiling. The background is indistinct. STATE'S AUTO CENSUS GROWS An official tabulation of automotive registrations reveals that nearly a quarter of a million more motor ve- An official tabulation of automotive registrations reveals that nearly a quarter of a million more motor vehicles of all types are traveling the streets and highways of California this year than in 1951, according to Robert A. Smith, head of Smith-Golden, Dodge • Plymouth dealership of Glendale. "A midyear count gave 5,223,573 registrations over 4,902,522 at the comparable period of 1951," Smith said. "The 1952 total included 65,-710 cars and trucks exempt free, while there were 61,403 exempt vehicles in the 1951 total." Production prohibited without permission.