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Orange Auction Market Report By UNITED PRESS Orange auction all markets 126 * 150 176 200 220 252 288 First grade 6.85 6.13 5.15 4.63 4.29 4.14 4.38 Second grade 5.55 4.34 4.18 3.86 3.56 Trend: Slightly lower Stock Market Has Quiet Session NEW YORK (UP) — Specially issues highlighted a mostly easier and quiet stock market today. Gains in the specialties ranged to more than a point with some issues showing much wider gains. In the main list, however, prices tended lower with a number of stocks holding at their previous close. The large number of shighly favorable earnings results being released at this time bolstered trading sentiment considerably. On the adverse side of the news picture was the announcement by International Business Machines that it cut its year end stock dividend to 2-1/2 per cent from 5 per cent. The stock slumped 15 points to 226 at one time. The company, however, pointed out that this dividend reduction was led by a new York Stock Exchange regulation which provides that no stock dividend can be paid which, added to cash payments, would make total d'absursements for a year higher than share earnings. U.S. Steel, which reported near peak earnings for the third quarter this year, held around its previous close. Bethlehem Steel slipped slightly. Automotive stocks moved downward slightly. Railroad shares Market Quotations By William R. Stats Co. 617 First National Bank Building Santa Ana Phone KI-21520 Hundu & Stocks Air Reduction 22% Amer Tel & Tel 153% Amaconda Copper 31 Atchison, T & SF 89% Caterpillar Tr 45 Chrysler 60% Cherwin Zellerbach 81% Cons Vultee 17% Curtiss Wright 7% Dixie Cup 35 DuPont 102 General Electric 80% General Motors 58% Kooley TAR 50% Kannecto Copper 66% Montgomery Ward 56% N Y Central 20% Northrop Aircraft Inc 15% N American Co 21% Pacific G&E Common 38% Pacific Lig Common 63% Penney JC Co 98 at Penney JC Co 12% Pennsylvania RR 19% Phillips Petroleum 53% Philps Dodge 33% Republic Steel 46% Richfield Oil 49% Robustheh Fulton Co 16% Sears Roebuck 66% Southern Ry 41% So Cal Ed. Common 36% So Cal Ed $1.12 Pfd 31% at 31% So Cal Ed $1.08 Pfd 24% at 23% So Cal Ed $1.22 Pfd 24% at 23% So Cal Ed $1.02 Pfd 23% at 24% So Pacific RR 38% Standard Oil, Cal 50% Standard Oil, N J 70% Texas Co 55% Transamerica Corp 26% Union Oil, Cal 42% Union Pacific RR 10% U S Steel 31% bid See lst Natl Bank 106 bid Broadway Hale Stores Com. 10% Bullock's Common 25 bid Closing Averages 274.14 up .79 55.91 up .79 15 Utilities 50.79 up .71 VOLUME 1,360,000 Postmasters Warned Against Politics SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—Civil Ice Commissioned George M. McKinley today said postmasters should train from any activity that may make it appear that would make them appear they are "working against the Eisenhower administration." This is the "only way of prevailing to the American people that cumbent postmasters are not illiciticians," he said in a speech pared for delivery before the national Postmasters Association. Moore said the 41,000 masters, mostly appointed past Democratic presidents, up to be the "principal expONENT of the civil service merit system in their communities. Since the inauguration of I.P.Dent Eslenhower, Moore said, "a single federal employee, as I can determine, has been involved in political reasons." He pointed out that when Republicans came to power per cent of the federal emplies were in the career or compulsory civil service, and the percent has not changed. Surfside Colony Wound Reports Attention SURFSIDE COLONY—Successfully repelling an attempted criminal attack by a sailor who fered her a ride home from B Beach, Mrs. Peggy Rosenkrantz Surfside Colony, herself the of a navy man, did not how escape unscatter. The sailor, not yet identi beat her about the face before escaped from his car close to S side Colony. She walked home her husband, arriving later, ported the attack to the Sher Office at 4:45 a.m. yesterday. Mrs. Rosenkrantz who is played on the Long Beach Pike U.S. Steel, which reported near peak earnings for the third quarter this year, held around its previous close. Bethlehem Steel allied slightly. Automotive stocks moved downward slightly. Railroad shares were down a few cents. Automotive stocks moved downward slightly. Railroad shares were down a few cents. Citrus Market LOS ANGELES — The local citrus report as prepared by the Federal-State Market News service: Grapefruit about steady; lemons steady, prices unchanged; oranges about steady. Grapefruit: Prices unchanged except local packed fancy 48s 4.50-$1.24. Oranges: Prices unchanged except Valencias local loose fancy 220s 2.25-2.35, 288s 1.90-2.10. FOOLISH to endanger yourself, your family and your home by attempting home methods of cleaning. Yes, home methods of cleaning are tricky and dangerous, and usually the results are most unsatisfactory. So why not take advantage of our reasonable prices? You'll like them, as well as the appearance of your garments when we clean them! ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Karl Knapp, Owner 117 W. Cypress St. Phone 4618 Rabid Dog Contact Found in Stanton STANTON — At least one contact with a rabid dog that was picked up between Stanton and Los Alamitos last weekend has been found, according to County Health Department officials who said that Mrs. Carlotta Ferrari, 3252 Katella avenue is taking anti-trabies treatment from her private physician. Owner of the dog was identified as Mrs. Ferrari's brother Joe Baroldi of the same address, and it was learned that Mrs. Ferrari had attempted to take a bone from the throat of the 14-year-old dog a few days before the animal died of rabies last Sunday in the County Animal Shelter. No other case of close contact with the dog has been found Dr. Edward Lee Russell, County Health Officer. But all other dogs of the Baroldi ranch will be quarantined. The rabies case at Stanton, first in Orange County in five years, was traced to a fox terrier from Artesia which was at the Baroldi ranch some days ago and attacked the Baroldi dog. Balletin Want Ads Bring Results GORDON BAXTER'S ORCHESTRA Available For Dances, Parties, Etc. Phone Anahelm 5483 After 6 P.M. Cost of Living Hits New High Mark in U.S. WASHINGTON (UP)—The errum today reported the use of living crept up in September to a new all time high. It was the fourth straight month a new record was reached. Price increased on all items ex food. The Bureau of Labor Statistics said prices of all "marketket" items increased by two percent of one per cent between mid-gust and mid-September. The put the Sept. 15 index at a reel 115.2 per cent of 1947-49 prices. A decline of three-tenths of one per cent in food prices was enough to offset higher costs other items such as wearing parel, rent, medical care, transportation and other items. BLS officials noted, however, fractional increases have limited the total rise since January about 1.2 per cent. No major wage contracts were affected by this month's railroad and auto workers' fall of the index, are adjusted other monthly periods. 301 W. CENTER ANNUAL FALL CARPET SALE Wall to Wall Specials - Price Includes Carpet; Waffle Padding; Complete Installation Two-Tone Green & Grey Axminster ... $7.45 yd. Tone on Tone Maroon & Grey Axminster ... $7.25 yd. Rose Floral on Grey Axminster ... $6.95 yd. Mohawk Special Frieze ... $8.95 yd. Hi-Lo Loop Pile Wilton ... $10.50 yd. Braided Multicolor ... $6.45 yd. Floral on Beige Axminster ... $10.25 yd. Green Two-Tone Axminster ... $9.95 yd. Grey 100% Wool Chenille ... $10.45 yd. Beige Hi-Lo Wilton ... $11.95 yd. Multi-Color Woodgrain Axminster ... $9.45 yd. Beige Grained Wilton ... $11.95 yd. Durable Cotton Boucle ... $7.25 yd. 50 9 and 12 Foot Remnants Wiltons, Friezes, Cottons, Axminsters 50 MOHAWK LEES FIRTH SMITH MAGEE BIGELOW * FOR OVER A QUARTER CENTURY* * COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS* 301 W. Center Phone 2144 Masters Warned Against Politics FRANCISCO — Civil Enforcement Commissioned George M. Mbore said postmasters should "re-verify any activity that would appear that would make it easier to work against" Postmaster administration. Is the "only way of proving the American people that in recent postmasters are not poisons," he said in a speech prepared for delivery before the National Postmaster Association. More said the 41,000 postmen, mostly appointed by Democratic presidents, ought to be the "principal exponents" of civil service merit system air communities. Since the inauguration of Presiessienhower, Moore said, "not single federal employee, a far can determine, has been required for political reasons." Pointed out that when the publicans came to power 87 percent of the federal employees in the career or competitive service, and the percentage not changed. Side Colony Woman Sports Attack Atternpt RFSIDE COLONY — Successfully repelling an attempted criminal attack by a sailor who offered a ride home from Long Island. Mrs. Peggy Rosenkrantz of Side Colony, herself the wife of a navy man, did not however unscatter. The sailor, not yet identified either about the face before she turned from his car close to Surf Colony. She walked honze and husband, arriving later, re-attacked the Sheriff's at 4:45 a.m. yesterday. Rosenkrantz who is emailed on the Long Beach Pike was involved in the attack. WALKING HIGH — Because the unusual is so commonplace in Paris, blase Frenchmen don't pay much attention to anything that isn't absolutely extraordinary. In any other city, the sight of this man walking a tight rope across the Seine River would attract great crowds. But his audience, near the Louis Philippe Bridge, seems to consist of a solitary boatman. Three Robbery Suspects Released by Police SANTA ANA — Three suspects arrested by Pomona police for the Orange county sheriff's office yesterday in connection with the robbery of a Camp Pendleton sailor, Robert Adam Long, 21, were released when Long absolved them of guilt. They were not the three men who gave him a ride north along Highway 101 and then turned off to Lane Road, near the blimp base at Tustin, to rob him. Long said. One of the three bandits had held a knife against Long's ribs while robbing him of his wallet and $3, a wrist watch, and his duffle bag containing a dress uniform and portable steam iron. The Pomona suspects were halted at 2:45 a.m., less than an hour after the robbery. They were in a black sedan, answering the description of the car in which Long was robbed. Pomona police said that had been involved in several thefts in Pomona. But they were not the Tustin bandits. $77,159 Damage Suit Begins in Santa Ana SANTA ANA — Trial of a $77,159 damage suit brought by a Los Angeles county man, Alvert Ostrian, for injuries he received 14 months ago in a traffic smash on Coast highway eight miles south of Laguna Beach, is in progress here before a jury of eight women and four men, in Superior Judge Kenneth E. Morrison's court. Ostrian claims he was permanently injured when the automobile in which he was riding collided with a truck driven by Benjamin Clifford Roby. Each litigant charges the other with negligence. Sitting on the jury are: Mrs. Ruby Teske, John R. Talbert, Inez M. Yerington, Mrs. Marjorie K. Schildt, Howard S. Stephens, Ira Army to Attack Manpower Slash WASHINGTON (UP) — The Army is preparing to launch a counterattack on Defense Secretary Les E. Wilson's order that a slash be made in its many strength this fiscal year, it learned today. The Army's position, Secretary Robert T. Steven expected to present personal Wilson, is that it cannot allow the 100,000 cut in men scheduled to make by next week and still meet overseas commitments. In ordering the manpower last spring, Wilson said they should come out of support tivities and not combat units new civilian leaders of the A were said, however, to have up against the hard fact that they are just not as many "surplus men in support units as originally supposed. Wilson indicated at his news conference yesterday that he expects the Army to absorb 100,000 man cut in this fiscal but also to reduce troop strength still further in future years eliminating "surplus" manpower. Wilson emphasized there is immediate plan to withdraw American troops from Europe the services reduce their strength. Repeating earlier statements said any cuiback of U.S. troops Europe would be "in the long run as new weapons are devised." City to Ban Trucks On Center Street (Continued from Page 1) back West on Manchester to Euclid Ave. The highway will then take them North to Orangethorpe Ave. Westbound traffic out of Santa Ana canyon entering Anaheim on Anaheim-Olive Rd., will be diverted North on Placentia Ave. to Orangethorpe Ave., or South on Placentia Ave. to any point chosen by the trucker which is not within the city limits. Second Reading Set In the ordinance prepared by City Attorney Preston Turner, any trucker ticketed for operating his vehicle over the 8000-pound unladen weight limit, will be guilty of a misdemeanor which is punishable by a fine of not more than $500 or six months in jail. Councilmen said the ordinance will receive a second reading at the next regular session of the trustees and then become law 30 days after the final adoption. The new ordinance in no way prohibits delivery of merchandise or the picking up of goods within the city by a heavy carrier. The plan, proposed by many local business men, is only designed to remove the damaging heavy traffic of through truckers using city streets on their way to and from the harbor area. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. WALKING HIGH — Because the unusual is so commonplace in Paris, blase Frenchmen don't pay much attention to anything that isn't absolutely extraordinary. In any other city, the sight of this man walking a tight rope across the Seine River would attract great crowds. But his audience, near the Louis-Philippe Bridge, seems to consist of a solitary boatman. Ostrían claims he was permanently injured when the automobile in which he was riding collided with a truck driven by Benjamin Clifford Roby. Each litigant charges the other with negligence. Sitting on the jury are: Mrs. Ruby Teske, John R. Talbert, Inez M. Yerington, Mrs. Marjorie K. Bakersfield, Boston, 68 59 .29 Brownsville, 73 60 Chicago, 54 44 .24 Denver, 61 27 Detroit, 58 47 .17 El Centro, 90 56 Fairbanks, 8 -13 T. Fresno, 83 47 Kansas City, 53 43 T. Los Angeles, 85 58 Miami, 79 71 1.14 Minneapolis, 54 31 New Orleans, 65 46 New York, 65 60 2.27 Oakland, 74 45 Phoenix, 83 50 Pittsburgh, 56 49 .17 Red Bluff, 80 48 San Francisco, 72 47 Seattle, 62 43 Stockton, 79 46 Thermal, 92 49 Tucson, 81 57 Washington, 63 59 1.28 Yuma, 88 58 Local Man Booked on Child Labor Violation (Continued from Page 1) while setting pigs in a bowling alley, touched off the county-wide investigation of conditions concerning juveniles being employed by bowling operators. In the local case, Campbell quoted Loy as saying many of the parents of children he employed had requested their employment. Decision to crack down on offenders of the child labor laws came as a result of a recent confab between Sheriff Musick and District Attorney Davis, it was learned. 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