anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-08

Stock Market Edges Higher NEW YORK (UP)—Stocks ranged higher in a slightly more live session today. All major groups participated in the rise but none stood out on the gaining side. Several special issues and isolated issues in the major sections rose a point or more. Investment buying was noted again in several issues, notably DuPont which rose more than a point. Automobile issues were moderately active with prices little changed. Detroit reported the automobile industry sometime this week will turn out its five millionth car of 1953. Rails, steels, oils and special issues ruled firm. In the oils gains ranged to a point in Texas Pacific Land Trust at its high. Superior Oil of California fell by 10 points in the high priced group. Philip Morris strengthened by a point in the tobaccos. Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line featured the tillites with a one-point rise. Produce Market LOS ANGELES (UP)—Produce: Misc fruits: Dates Coach valley 18 lb flats hydrated 2.50. Eggplant: Lugs 18-24s Coach vly 1.75-2. Onions: Street sales 50 lb sacks Spanish Parris valley 2-3 inch 1-1.10. Squash: Italian flats Coach vly 1.25-1.50. Sweet potatoes: Per lb Coach valley 5-7 cents. Misc vegetables: Per lb okra Coach valley 10-12 cents. Market Quotations By William R. Staats Co. 517 First National Bank Building Santa Ana Phone KI-33230 Bundy & Stores Air Reduction 22% Amar Tel & Tel 154% Anaconda Copper 30% Atchison, T & SF 90% Caterpillar Tr 46% Chrysler 65% Crown Zellerbach 29% Cona Vultee 17% Curtiss Wright 7 DuPont 102 General Electric 75% General Motors 57% Goodyear T&R 47% Donnecott Copper 63% Morgantown Ward 51% N.T. Central 19% Northrop Aircraft Inc 15 N American Co 20% Pacific G&E Common 37% Pacific Ltg Common 65% Pacific Ltg $4.50 Pfd 96 at 96 Pennsy J.Co 22 Pennsylvania RR 19 Phillips Petroleum 50 Phelps Dodge 20 Republic Steel 42 Ritchfield Oil 46 Robertshaw-Fulton Co 17 Sears Roebuck 56 Southern Ry 46 So Cal Ed. Common 26% So Cal Ed $1.12 Pfd 20 at 21 So Cal Ed $1.08 Pfd 24 at 24 So Cal Ed $1.22 Pfd 27 at 27 So Cal Ed $1.14 Pfd 33 at 33 So Cal Ed $1.03 Pfd 23 at 24 Pacific RR 25 Standard Oil, Cal 49 Standard Oil, N.J 49 Texas Co 51 Transamerica Corp 24 Union Oil, Cal 39 Unton Pacific RR 101 J.S Steel 38 Bank of America 30% bid Sec Ist Net Bank 108% bid Broadway Hale Stores Com 9% Bullock's Common 23% bid CLOSING AVERAGES 30 Industrials 266.73 up.19 20 Ralls $3.64 dn.17 15 Hilhies $0.22 up.12 VOLUME $60,000 Citrus Market LOS ANGELES (UP)—The local citrus report as prepared by the Federal-State Market News service: Grapefruit and oranges steady, prices unchanged; lemons about steady. Lemons: Per box local San Diego county-Ventura county loose DAUGHTER SHOPPED—When Burns of J. C. Penney Co more St., if she had shopping day, she answered in the Barbara overheard Burn's that she had bought a blossomed for a sales receipt, and produced the all-import piece of paper served to her further proof that nice Bonus shoppers . . . Next LOS ANGELES (UP)—Produce: Misc fruits: Dates Coach valley 18 lb flats hydrated 2.50. Eggplant: Lugs 18-24s Coach vly 1.75-2. Onions: Street sales 50 lb sacks Spanish Perris valley 2-3 inch l1.10. Squash: Italian flats Coach vly 1.25-1.50. Sweet potatoes: Per lb Coach valley 5-7 cents. Misc vegetables: Per lb okra Coach valley 10-12 cents. BANK DEBITS Anaheim bank debits yestoday totaled $597,642.63, according to figures compiled today by local banks. CITRUS MARKET LOS ANGELES (UP)—The local citrus report as prepared by the Federal-State Market News service: Grapefruit and oranges steady, prices unchanged; lemons about steady. Lemons: Per box local San Diego county-Ventura county loose fancy 5.75-6, packed fancy cartons 105-126s 3.50-4, few 4.50, 150-180s 4-4.50. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin REPAIRS SERVICE SALES TYPEWRITERS - ADDING MACHINES Since 1923 ALFERNANDEZ OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1600 N. Palm Anaheim 1920 TOM'S MARKET THE STORE OF BETTER MEATS Specials for Friday, Saturday & Sunday GENUINE GRAIN FED BABY BEEF ROASTS BLADE CUTS lb 49¢ 7 bone or 0 bone lb 55c STEAKS ALL CUTS FOR YOUR BARBECUE WE HAVE THEM BEST IN QUALITY Hormel's Midwest Sliced BACON From Minnesota lb 75c Kraft Longhorn CHEDDAR CHEESE The Best lb 49c Very Lean Fresh GROUND BEEF None Better At Any Price lb 49c EXELSIOR'S BULK — Assorted Flavors ½ gal. 89c ICE CREAM DEMOSTRATION FREE — Samples Friday and Saturday PRIME FROZ-N FOODS Grade "AA" Fancy Peas • Peas and Carrots • Cut Corn – Chopped and Leaf Very Lean Fresh GROUND BEEF None Better At Any Price 1lb 49¢ EXELSIOR'S BULK — Assorted Flavors ICE CREAM ½ gal. 89¢ DEMOSTRATION FREE — Samples Friday and Saturday PRIME FROZ-N FOODS Grade "AA" Fancy Peas - Peas and Carrots - Cut Corn - Chopped and Leaf Spinach - Rhubarb - Reg. Cut and French Beans NEW LIQUID DETERGENT LUX for really fast, thicker dishwashing! 22 OZ CAN 69c 12 OZ CAN 39c CRISCO 3 lbs. can 87¢ Van Camp's TUNA Grated Style 6 oz. can 23¢ COFFEE Bagdad Brand lb 77¢ TIDE lge. pkg. 29¢ giant size 71¢ Fancy JONATHAN APLES 2 lbs. 25¢ Fancy TOKAY GRAPES 2 lbs. 19¢ SPANISH ONIONS 3 lbs. 10¢ Many Other Food Bargains POSTED IN THE STORE BUY WITH CONFIDENCE IT HAS TO BE GOOD at TOM'S MARKET 401 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM PHONE 2508 Sales Tax Added To Taxable Items We Reserve Right to Limit Now Open DAILY 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. 8 A.M. to Friday & Saturday 7 P.M. SUNDAYS 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. British Troops Guard Colony at British Guiana GEORGETOWN, British Guiana, (UP)—Five hundred Royal Marines marched ashore from British warships here today to guard vital installations in this "Red colony." The frigates Bigbury Bay and Burghead Bay, which arrived off Georgetown last night with the cruiser Superb, entered the harbor at 4:30 a.m. and promptly began discharging troops. The Marines fanned out to guard government house, local radiations and the homes of prominent citizens. Armed local guards stationed to support the new rived troops. Police and army headquarter were floodlighted last night precaution against attacks failed to develop, and early the government issued a cal mobilizing all "spec'al re police" for emergency duty. The Superb, too big to Georgetown's shallow harbor offshore, its nine 6-inch guns at any time to provide a support for the landing force. The reinforcements were on here by the British Colonial, to forestall the possibility of munist seizure of the colonia errment, already dominated political party which British orities say is Red. PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! COAT E TEXTURE-INTEREST FABRIC Fashion forecast! FLEECE is good! FLEECE Week Sex Degenerate Kidnap Slaying (Continued from Page 1) be made out. The St. Joseph alignment was set tentatively Monday, also being held as a material stress, at the request of the FBI, private cell here was Sandra Day, 22, a 168-pound blonde prospective. The FBI imposed secrecy; federal officials could see her. all he spent a night with her BET MEATS Day lb 49¢ or 0 bone lb 55¢ WE HAVE THEM BEST IN QUALITY lb 75¢ The Best lb 49¢ Better ny lb 49¢ gal. 89¢ 6 pigs 98¢ in St. Louis on a drunken spending spree. Police who arrested him there Tuesday night found $293,992 in his hotel suite. He said the O'Day woman took the rest while he slept. Later he said he gave her $1000 and told her to leave for California and "mall a letter to a man in St. Joseph." A third version was that he gave her $2000 or $3000 but that it might have been more because he was too drunk to know. The O'Day woman left St. Louis hurriedly Tuesday morning. She was arrested here, and the FBI drew a vell of secrecy about her. Note Discrepancies As the St. Louis police turned Hall and Mrs. Heady over to federal authorities there, they pointed to discrepancies in Hall's story. A high police official there said it could be assumed Hall had been in fear the boy would be found in his hands and added, "We think it's an even bet that he and the woman carried out the kidnapping and murder themselves." The same officials said it was the "consensus of the department" that Hall and Mrs. Heady had the remaldeer of the money hidden somewhere. The huge kidnap sum had been hastily gathered together from Federal Reserve Banks by Arthur B. Eisenhower, Kansas City banker and brother of President Eisenhower, within two days after Bobby was spirited from an exclusive day school Sept. 28. Bag of Money At the request of the frantic father, Eisenhower, vice president of the Commerce Trust Co., one of the city's largest banks, procured 40,000 pieces of money, money, $200,000 in 10-dollar bills and $400 in 20's. As the kidnaper had requested, they were placed in two canvas bag, the 10's in one and the 20's in another. As directed, the whole sum then was put into an Amy duffel bag, making a currency package weighing 85 pounds. Two business associates of Greenlease, who had maintained contact with Hall by telephone and letter while the police stayed out of the case in hopes of getting Bobby back safely, staged a cloak-and-dagger delivery of the ransom. Funeral Tomorrow They dumped the money off sat Fashion forecast! FLEECE is good! FLEECE is important! MILIUM LINED For All Weather ComforMade of imported Liam yarn and lambs wool 29£5 Really headliners in Penney's October Coat Even Wonderful because they're so warm and toasty. Excellent tailoring, very good rayon taffeta liningaand millium lined for added warmth MILIUM LINED Rare finds! COATS VALUES IN “CURLY” Better ny lb 49¢ gal. 89¢ 6 pkgs 98¢ 3 lbs. can 87£ Style 6 oz. can 23£ nd lb 77£ 9¢ giant size 71£ 2 lbs. 25£ 2 lbs. 19£ 3 lbs. 10£ POSTED IN THE STORE HAS TO BE GOOD KET PHONE 2508 reserve Right to Limit DAYS 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. Funeral Tomorrow They dumped the money off sat a bridge on a country route about a mile off U, S. Highway 40 near Kansas City. The bag dropped 40 feet into a perfect hiding place in a heavily wooded section. Hall picked up the ransom in the dark hours of Monday morning. Funeral services for Bobby will be held at St. Agnes Catholic church here tomorrow morning. Yesterday, as the news broke of the tragic end of the most horrific kidnapping and murder since that of the infant Charles A. L'ndbergh Jr., 21 years ago, Bobby's little schoolmates were in the chapel praying for him. Hit in Mouth It was when the examination of the body was made that it was disclosed that Bobby had been beaten. He was slain the same day—a week ago Monday—that Mrs. Heady had lured him from the school by a ruse. His abductors struck him in the mouth before they shot him through the back of the head and buried him in the shallow grave, over which they planted flowers. A coroner said two of the child's lower teeth were knocked out, a third lcosened, and both lips cut. Hall and Mrs. Heady, who had been living together in St. Joseph for some time, were trapped in St. Louis because they fought each other after days of wild drinking and because Hall began spending money lavishly on prostitutes. A suspicious cab driver tipped police to his activities. Hall, a wastral son of a prominent Kansas attorney, had run through a $200,000 inheritance at an early age and had served a term for armed robbery. He robbed eight cab drivers, obtaining a total of only $33. He had attended expensive Kemper Military School in 1931, there meeting Greenlease's adopted son, Paul, and learning of the wealth of Greenlease, a Cadillac distributor. Rare finds! COATS VALUES IN “CURLY” WOOLS These look many times their mode priced Lovingly is ored with surprisingly good detail and all in the se son sucess — “cur a rich, nubby fabri High bright shad wonderful for wi ter. Come see Penney's Miss sizes. WOMEN'S S 50 BETTER SUITS — PENNEY'S — ANAH REDUCED TO CLEAR — MEN'S WEAR — G Thursday, October 8, 1953 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN — 4 Actor Nigel Bruce Dies of Heart Attack SANTA MONICA, Calif., (UP)—Character actor Nigel Bruce, famed for his portrayal of Sherlock Holmes' faithful companion, Dr. Watson, died today of a coronary thrombosis in St. John's Hospital. The 58-year-old British actor entered the hospital last Sunday after suffering a heart attack. Bruce was born in Ensenada, Mexico, where his parents, Sir William and Lady Bruce, were vacationing. 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