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Plan State’s Largest Horse Show Preparations now are in progress for the National Horse Show at the 1954 Orange County Fair, now recognized as the largest horse show in California, with Harry Marrell returning as show manager and Beulah Marrell as secretary. More than 500 animals were entered in the 1953 show, according to W. P. Croddy, director of the 32nd District Agricultural Association, sponsoring the Fair. This record caused the Orange County show to outrank even the traditional presentation at the State Fair in Sacramento, in point of individual entries. A major feature of the horse competition is the junior show which has focused attention on Orange County the past three years. This season there will be four performances for the junior division, with a total of 29 classes to be judged. Premiums totaling $17,000, including twelve $500 stakes, will be awarded during the six-day show, Mrs. Harrell announced. Silver trophies will be presented to junior winners. The Marrells, who have lived on their Garden Grove ranch since 1936, have had years of experience in the management of horse shows. They have staged the last three shows at the Orange County Fair, and they have managed shows at the National Date Festival in Indio from the start. Before that, they were in demand to conduct private horse shows. Entries from leading stables throughout the western states will be competing in a variety of events to be shown both at daytime and evening performances during the run of the Fair, Aug. 10-15. Admission to the Horse Show Arena will be free to all fairgoers since a single-admission policy has been adopted by the Fair Board, with one main-gate price established. All feature entertainment events are free. “It’s your Fair, be there!” Set Lutheran Meetings; Detail Convention News Women of the Church Day at Grace Lutheran church is Thursday. Purpose of these meetings is Bible study, devotions and fellowship. The morning meetings which are the Ruth and Rachel groups, are to be held at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Howard Olsen's, 912 North Citron St., and Mrs. R. Baarstad's, 442 West Porter, Fullerton, respectively. The afternoon Naomi group will meet at the home of Mrs. B. Baumbach, 318 North Pine St., at 1 p.m. Evening groups included. Ike Asks Pact to Guard Southeast Asia (Continued from Page 1) can foreign policy had suffered a defeat at Geneva. The President said a battle cannot be counted lost while it is still going on and that there is no such thing as acknowledging a defeat of foreign policy so far as he is concerned. 3. Rejected a Communist proposal at Geneva for Korean unification. He described it as a "scheme ... which was the Chinese copy of the Soviet scheme for the unification of Germany." He pointed out that this scheme was rejected for Germany and Dulles had told him that the Communist plan was "equally unacceptable" to the Republic of Korea and the U.N. members who took part in the Korean War. All We H for Rhonda Fleming, Husband, Career HOLLYWOOD (UP—What causes a Hollywood marriage to break up? Rhonda Fleming said today a boost in her career helped bring her and Dr. Lew Morrill back together. The red-haired actress and the handsome young surgeon called their marriage quits a month ago, and Rhonda filed a divorce suit. But this week, the doctor moved back into their home and the actress confessed an upswing in her working life was partly responsible for the reconciliation. Grace Lutheran church is Thursday. Purpose of these meetings is Bible study, devotions and fellowship. The morning meetings which are the Ruth and Rachel groups, are to be held at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Howard Olsen's. 912 North Citron St., and Mrs. R. Baarstad's. 442 West Porter, Fullerton, respectively. The afternoon Naomi group will meet at the home of Mrs. B. Baumbach, 318 North Pine St., at 1 p.m. Evening groups included, Deborah, Mrs. R. Schooler, 519 Buttonwood St.; Martha, Mrs. W. Hedrick, 620 South Palm St.; Mary, Mrs. J. Bultena, 13041 East North St.; and Miriam, Mrs. R. Hedrick, 124 West Stueckle St. These meetings will begin at 7:45 p.m. Saturday, May 8, 5:30 p.m. will be the big day set for the mother-daughter banquet. Convention News Attending the district convention of the American Lutheran Church in Sacramento were the Rev. H. P. Stief and Herbert Dickman. The Rev. Walter Hellman, pastor at Pacific Palisades, was elected president of ALC and Rev. Paul Boumgartner, first vice-president; the Rev. Eric Hofer, second vice-president; and the Rev. Walter Mees, secretary. Reverend Stief was elected representative to the Program and Policy Council and chairman of the Stewardship and Finance committee for this district. Also from Grace Lutheran holding offices in the district are Delmar Martens, member of the Parish Education committee, and Carl Thompson, member of the Stewardship and Flance committee. Honored at the convention was a former pastor of Grace Lutheran, the Rev. C. H. S. Hunziker, who has completed 40 years of active ministry in the Lutheran church. Reverend and Mrs. Hunziker are also celebrating 40 years of marriage. Active member in Grace Lutheran church is Mrs. Mary Hinze, daughter of Reverend and Mrs. Hunziker. White Temple Circles Schedule Circle Meets Thursday will be "Circle Day" for the members of the White Temple Methodist Church Womans Society of the Christian Service. Set for 1 p.m. the circles will meet in the homes listed below: Grace Lutheran church is Thursday. Purpose of these meetings is Bible study, devotions and fellowship. The morning meetings which are the Ruth and Rachel groups, are to be held at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Howard Olsen's. 912 North Citron St., and Mrs. R. Baarstad's. 442 West Porter, Fullerton, respectively. The afternoon Naomi group will meet at the home of Mrs. B. Baumbach, 318 North Pine St., at 1 p.m. Evening groups included, Deborah, Mrs. R. Schooler, 519 Buttonwood St.; Martha, Mrs. W. Hedrick, 620 South Palm St.; Mary, Mrs J. Bultena, 13041 East North St.; and Miriam, Mrs. R. Hedrick, 124 West Stueckle St. These meetings will begin at 7:45 p.m. Saturday, May 8, 5:30 p.m. will be the big day set for the mother-daughter banquet. Convention News Attending the district convention of the American Lutheran Church in Sacramento were the Rev. H. P. Stief and Herbert Dickman. The Rev. Walter Hellman, pastor at Pacific Palisades, was elected president of ALC and Rev. Paul Boumgartner, first vice-president; the Rev. Eric Hofer, second vice-president; and the Rev. Walter Mees, secretary. Reverend Stief was elected representative to the Program and Policy Council and chairman of the Stewardship and Finance committee for this district. Also from Grace Lutheran holding offices in the district are Delmar Martens, member of the Parish Education committee, and Carl Thompson, member of the Stewardship and Flance committee. Honored at the convention was a former pastor of Grace Lutheran, the Rev. C. H. S. Hunziker, who has completed 40 years of active ministry in the Lutheran church. Reverend and Mrs. Hunziker are also celebrating 40 years of marriage. Active member in Grace Lutheran church is Mrs. Mary Hinze, daughter of Reverend and Mrs. Hunziker. White Temple Circles Schedule Circle Meets Thursday will be "Circle Day" for the members of the White Temple Methodist Church Womans Society of the Christian Service. Set for 1 p.m. the circles will meet in the homes listed below: Grace Lutheran church is Thursday. Purpose of these meetings is Bible study, devotions and fellowship. The morning meetings which are the Ruth and Rachel groups, are to be held at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Howard Olsen's. 912 North Citron St., and Mrs. R. Baarstad's. 442 West Porter, Fullerton, respectively. The afternoon Naomi group will meet at the home of Mrs. B. Baumbach, 318 North Pine St., at 1 p.m. Evening groups included, Deborah, Mrs R. Schooler, 519 Buttonwood St.; Martha, Mrs W. Hedrick, 620 South Palm St.; Mary, Mrs J. Bultena, 13041 East North St.; and Miriam, Mrs. R. Hedrick, 124 West Stueckle St. These meetings will begin at 7:45 p.m. Saturday, May 8, 5:30 p.m. will be the big day set for the mother-daughter banquet. Convention News Attending the district convention of the American Lutheran Church in Sacramento were the Rev. H. P. Stief and Herbert Dickman. The Rev. Walter Hellman, pastor at Pacific Palisades, was elected president of ALC and Rev. Paul Boumgartner, first vice-president; the Rev. Eric Hofer, second vice-president; and the Rev. Walter Mees, secretary. Reverend Stief was elected representative to the Program and Policy Council and chairman of the Stewardship and Finance committee for this district. Also from Grace Lutheran holding offices in the district are Delmar Martens, member of the Parish Education committee, and Carl Thompson, member of the Stewardship and Flance committee. Honored at the convention was a former pastor of Grace Lutheran, the Rev. C. H. S. Hunziker, who has completed 40 years of active ministry in the Lutheran church. Reverend and Mrs. Hunziker are also celebrating 40 years of marriage.Active member in Grace Lutheran church is Mrs.Mary Hinze,daughter of Reverend and Mrs.Hunziker. White Temple Circles Schedule Circle Meets Thursday will be "Circle Day" for the members of the White Temple Methodist Church Womans Society of the Christian Service. Set for 1 p.m.the circles will meet in the homes listed below: Grace Lutheran church is Thursday. Purpose of these meetings is Bible study, devotions and fellowship. The morning meetings which are the Ruth and Rachel groups, are to be held at 10 a.m.at Mrs.Wardrich Olsen's .912 North Citron St.,and Mrs.R.Baarstad's .442 West Porter,Fullerton respectively. The afternoon Naomi group will meet at the home of Mrs.Baumbach ,318 North Pine St.,at 1 p.m.Evening groups included,Deborah,Mrs.R.Schooler ,519ButtonwoodSt.;Martha,Mrs.W.Hedrick ,620SouthPalmSt.;Mary,Mrs.J.Bultena ,13041EastNorthSt.;andMiriam,Mrs.R.Hedrick ,124WestStueckleSt.Thesemeetingswillbeginat7:45p.m. SaturdayMay85:30p.m.willbeethebigdaysetfordthemotherdaughterbanquet. Convention News Attending the district convention of the American Lutheran Church in Sacramento were the Rev.H.P.stiefandHerbertDickman.TheRev.WalterHellman,pastoratPacificPalisadeswaselectedpresidentofALCandRev.PaulBougartner.firstvice-president;theRev.EricHofer.secondvice-president;andtheRev.WalterMees.secretary. ReverendStiefwereelectivedrepresentativetoTheProgramandPolicyCouncilandchairmanoftheStewardshipandFinancecommitteeforthisdistrict.AlsofromGraceLutheranholdingofficesinthedistrictareDelmarMartensmemberoftheParishEducationcommittee,andCarlThompsonmemberoftheStewardshipandFlancecommittee. HonoredattheconventionwashereformattedforGraceLutheran,theRev.C.H.S.Hunzikerwhohascompleted40yearsofactiveministryintheLutheranchurch.ReverendandMrs.Hunzikerarealsocelebrating40yearsofmarriage.ActivememberinGraceLutheranchurchisMrs.MaryHinze,daughterofReverendandMrs.Hunziker. White Temple Circles Schedule Circle Meets Thursday will be "Circle Day" for the members of the White Temple Methodist Church Womans Society of the Christian Service. Set for 1 p.m.the circles will meet in the homes listed below: Grace Lutheran church is Thursday. Purpose of these meetings is Bible study, devotions and fellowship. The morning meetings which are the Ruth and Rachel groups, are to be held at 10 a.m.at Mrs.Wardrich Olsen's .912 North Citron St.,and Mrs.R.Baarstad's .442 West Porter,Fullerton respectively. The afternoon Naomi group will meet at the home of Mrs.Baumbach ,318 North Pine St.,at 1 p.m.Evening groups included,Deborah,Mrs.R.Schooler ,519ButtonwoodSt.;Martha,Mrs.W.Hedrick ,620SouthPalmSt.;Mary,Mrs.J.Bultena ,13041EastNorthSt.;andMiriam,Mrs.R.Hedrick ,124WestStueckleSt.Thesemeetingswillbeginat7:45p.m. SaturdayMay85:30p.m.willbeethebigdaysetfordthemotherdaughterbanquet. Convention News Attending the district convention of the American Lutheran Church in Sacramento were the Rev.H.P.stiefandHerbertDickman.TheRev.WalterHellman,pastoratPacificPalisadeswaselectedpresidentofALCandRev.PaulBougartner.firstvice-president;theRev.EricHofer.secondvice-president;andtheRev.WalterMees.secretary. ReverendStiefwerelectivedrepresentativetoTheProgramandPolicyCouncilandchairmanoftheStewardshipandFlancecommittee. HonoredattheconventionwashereformattedforGraceLutheran,theRev.C.H.S.Hunzikerwhohascompleted40yearsofactiveministryintheLutheranchurch.ReverendandMrs.Hunzikerarealsocelebrating40yearsofmarriage.ActivememberinGraceLutheranchurchisMrs.MaryHinze,daughterofReverendandMrs.Hunziker. White Temple Circles Schedule Circle Meets Thursday will be "Circle Day" for the members of the White Temple Methodist Church Womans Society of the Christian Service. Set for 1 p.m.the circles will meet in the homes listed below: Grace Lutheran church is Thursday. Purpose of these meetings is Bible study, devotions and fellowship. The morning meetings which are the Ruth and Rachel groups, are to be held at 10 a.m.at Mrs.Wardrich Olsen's .912 North Citron St.,and Mrs.R.Baarstad's .442 West Porter,Fullerton respectively. The afternoon Naomi group will meet at the home of Mrs.Baumbach ,318 North Pine St.,at 1 p.m.Evening groups included,Deborah,Mrs.R.Schooler ,519ButtonwoodSt.;Martha,Mrs.W.Hedrick ,620SouthPalmSt.;Mary,Mrs.J.Bultena ,13041EastNorthSt.;andMiriam,Mrs.R.Hedrick ,124WestStueckleSt.Thesemeetingswillbeginat7:45p.m. SaturdayMay85:30p.m.willbeethebigdaysetfordthe母亲daughterbanquet. Convention News Attending the district convention of the American Lutheran Church in Sacramento were the Rev.H.P.stiefandHerbertDickman.TheRev.WalterHellman,pastoratPacificPalisadeswaselectedpresidentofALCandRev.PaulBougartner.firstvice-president;theRev.EricHofer.secondvice-president;andtheRev.WalterMees.secretary. ReverendStiefwerelectivedrepresentativetoTheProgramandPolicyCouncilandchairmanoftheStewardshipandFlancecommittee. HonoredattheconventionwashereformattedforGraceLutheran,theRev.C.H.S.Hunzikerwhohascompleted40yearsofactiveministryintheLutheranchurch.ReverendandMrs.Hunzikerarealsocelebrating40yearsofmarriage.ActivememberinGraceLutheranchurchisMrs.MaryHinze,daughterofReverend和Mrs.Hunziker. White Temple Circles Schedule Circle Meets Thursday will be "Circle Day" for the members of the White Temple Methodist Church Womans Society of the Christian Service. Set for 1 p.m.the circles will meet in the homes listed below: Grace Lutheran church is Thursday. Purpose of these meetings is Bible study, devotions and fellowship. The morning meetings which are the Ruth and Rachel groups, are to be held at 10 a.m.at Mrs.Wardrich Olsen's .912 North Citron St.,and Mrs.R.Baarstad's .442 West Porter,Fullerton respectively. The afternoon Naomi group will meet at the home of Mrs.Baumbach ,318 North Pine St.,at 1 p.m.Evening groups included,Deborah,Mrs.R.Schooler ,519ButtonwoodSt.;Martha,Mrs.W.Hedrick ,620SouthPalmSt.;Mary,Mrs.J.Bultena ,13041EastNorthSt.;andMiriam,Mrs.R.Hedrick ,124WestStueckleSt.Thesemeetingswillbeginat7:45p.m. SaturdayMay85:30p.m.willbeethebigdaysetfordthe母亲daughterbanquet. Convention News Attending the district convention of the American Lutheran Church in Sacramento were the Rev.H.P.stiefandHerbertDickman.TheRev.WalterHellman,pastoratPacificPalisadeswaselectedpresidentofALCandRev.PaulBougartner.firstvice-president;theRev.EricHofer.secondvice-president;andtheRev.WalterMees.secretary. ReverendStiefwerelectivedrepresentativetoTheProgramandPolicyCouncilandchairmanoftheStewardshipandFlancecommittee. HonoredattheconventionwashereformattedforGraceLutheran,theRev.C.H.S.Hunzikerwhohascompleted40yearsofactiveministryintheLutheranchurch.ReverendandMrs.Hunzikerarealsocelebrating40yearsofmarriage.ActivememberinGraceLutheranchurchisMrs.MaryHinze,daughterofReverend和Mrs.Hunziker. White Temple Circles Schedule Circle Meets Thursday will be "Circle Day" for the members of the White Temple Methodist Church Womans Society of the Christian Service. Set for 1 p.m.the circles will meet in the homes listed below: Grace Lutheran church is Thursday. Purpose of these meetings is Bible study, devotions and fellowship. The morning meetings which are the Ruth and Rachel groups, are to be held at 10 a.m.at Mrs.Wardrich Olsen's .912 North Citron St.,and Mrs.R.Baarstad's .442 West Porter,Fullerton respectively. The afternoon Naomi group will meet at the home of Mrs.Baumbach ,318 North Pine St.,at 1 p.m.Evening groups included,Deborah,Mrs.R.Schooler ,519ButtonwoodSt.;Martha,Mrs.W.Hedrick ,620SouthPalmSt.;Mary,Mrs.J.Bultena ,13041EastNorthSt.;andMiriam,Mrs.R.Hedrick ,124WestStueckleSt.Thesemeetingswillbeginat7:45p.m. SaturdayMay85:30p.m.willbeethebigdaysetfordthe母亲daughterbanquet. Convention News Attending the district convention of the American Lutheran Church in Sacramento were the Rev.H.P.stief和HerbertDickman.TheRev.WalterHellman,pastoratPacificPalisadeswaselectedpresidentofALCandRev.PaulBougartner.firstvice-president;theRev.EricHofer.secondvice-president;andtheRev.WalterMees.secretary. ReverendStiefwerelectivedrepresentativetoTheProgramandPolicyCouncilandchairmanoftheStewardshipandFlancecommittee." Unemployment Declines During Month Of April White Temple Circles Schedule Circle Meets Thursday will be "Circle Day" for the members of the White Temple Methodist Church Womans Society of the Christian Service. Set for 1 p.m. the circles will meet in the homes listed below: Circle one — Mrs. George Ellis 815 North West St.; two — Mrs. Violet Wright 526 South Ohio St.; three — Mrs. Clarence Woodbury 808 North Olive St.; four — Mrs. Carl Manion 2715 East Chapman Fullerton. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results SUMMER LEAGUES NOW FORMING Open Lanes every day and evening from noon until 4 FREEWAY BOWL Santa Ana Freeway & Katella Phone KE 5-8522 COSTLY EVIDENCE INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (P)—Police man Carey Bennett made an arrest, but it cost him $2. A fortune teller offered her services to him as he walked his beat. He paid the fee, listened to his "future," then made the pinch on a charge of fortune telling. ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency KE 5-2208 Advertising When You Want, Try a Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin KE 5-6051 Brodie Electrical Service Emergency calls taken 24 hrs. daily KE 5-4070 Garage, Arnold E. Howard Complete Automotive Service 130 S. Lemon, KE 5-2239 Fire Department Anaheim KE 5-2345 Appliance Repair, Arnold E. Howard Household & Fractional H.P. Motor Repair, 130 S. Lemon, KE 5-2239 Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., 505 S. Los Angeles St. KE 5-2863 Police Department Anaheim KE 5-2131 Photo Engraving, Photography, Photostats Myles D. Bradley Office KE 5-5714 Res. KE 5-5714 Briggs and Stratton Engines Arnold B. Howard, Sales and Service, 130 S. Lemon KE 5-2239 Horse Show for County Fair Set Abbreviations For June 8 Ballot SANTA ANA—Political designations of candidates whose names appear on the June 8 primary election ballot will be abbreviated as "Rep" and "Dem" and the voters should know that they represent Republican and Democrat. Three Democrats, James E. Walker, Curtis S. Burrow and Lester Van Tatenhove, asked that Orange County Clerk, B. J. Smith be required to spell out the party names after the names of the candidates. Orange County Counsel Joel E. Ogle told the board of supervisors that Smith can do as he pleases, and Smith said he would substitute derivations of "Rep" and "Dem" for the party names. Most county clerks will do the same; the law provides that the abbreviations are permissable if the first three letters of the party moniker is used. The State election code sets up a model, and on it the party names are abbreviated. The three Bourbons didn't explain why they insisted on the word Democrat spelled out. Coast Guard to Probe Hit-Run Boat Mishap BALBOA (UP)-The Coast Guard Births Orange County Santa Ana Community Hospital HANSEN—Mr. and Mrs. Carl, 9641 Graham St., Cypress, girl, May 2. ROMERO—Mr. and Mrs. Christopher, 15891 Golden West Ave., Santa Ana, girl, May 2. STRUTZ—Mr. and Mrs. R. W., 211 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa, boy, May 1. WAGNER—Mr. and Mrs. William, 2225 Kilson Dr., Santa Ana, boy, May 1. THOMAS—Mr. and Mrs. Lee, 424 E. Truslow Ave., Fullerton, boy, May 2. JACKSON—Mr.* and Mrs. George, Jr.; 11331 Henderson Pl., Santa Ana, girl, May 2. LUNDBERG—Mr. and Mrs. Duane, 2018 Kilson Dr., Santa Ana, boy, May 1. STARK—Mr. and Mrs. Norman, 410 E. Erna St., La Habra, boy, May 1. Fullerton Cottage Hospital PRIDE—Mr. and Mrs. Larry, 3243 College Ave., La Habra, girl, April 30. TAYLOR—Mr. and Mrs. David, 18293 Yorba Linda Blvd., Yorba Linda, boy May 1. SPOHN—Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, 6141 Indiana Ave., Buena Park, girl, May 2. Presbyterian Hospital, Newport Beach BAUMAN—Maj. and Mrs. George, 412 Signal Rd., Newport Beach, boy, May 1. LANDFORD—Mr. and Mrs. Donald, 218 W. Bishop St., Santa Ana, boy, May 2. St. Joseph Hospital, Orange McALLISTER—Mr. and Mrs. David, Sales Clinic Slated By Santa Ana Jaycees SANTA ANA—Acting on theory that people are humble and people who sell to people ought to realize that a three-sales and human-relations "clinic" will be sponsored by Santa Ana Junior Chamber of Commerce. The schedule calls for the first session May 10 at 7:30 p.m. at Ward Junior High School audition, with two other nights following to complete the clinic. Harvey Stowers, a sales gineer," will be speaker for three nights. He will discuss what makes a buyer buy, how to present sales talk to the individual; less rules in handling people; how to close the sale but through "pressure" selling. Not alone for salespeople, clinic will be open to the receptionist, switchboard operator, deliveryman, and whoever else interested, the sponsoring Ju Chamber announced. Polio Epidemic Seen On Hawaiian Islands HONOLULU (UP)—The territorial Health Department said polio has reached the epidemic stage on three Hawaiian islands Oahu, Maul and Lanai. More than 100 cases of the ease have been reported on three islands during the first months of 1954, the department said. Two other polio cases were reported elsewhere in the Hawaiian group. The department said of total, 71 patients have been alyzed. Coast Guard to Probe Hit-Run Boat Mishap BALBOA (UP)-The Coast Guard said today it will investigate an alleged hit-and-run collision inside the Balboa jetty in which a 30-foot sailboat was accused of slicing a rowboat in half and then fleeing. Four persons aboard the rowboat told harbor authorities the sailboat "Francesca" knifed through their small craft Sunday and left them clinging to the wreckage. They said they were in the water about 15 minutes until another craft picked them up. The four were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sauer, of Maywood, and Mr. and Mrs. William Lightfoot, of Montebello. The Sauers were treated for minor cuts and bruises at Hoag Presbyterian hospital. Occupants of the rowboat said the "Francesca" circled them once after the collision but then headed out to sea. The "Francesca" returned four hours later. Owners R. J. Cox of Sunland and P. Lewis of North Hollywood told harbor authorities they circled four times, then continued out to sea because another craft gave assistance to the rowboat party. Action Dropped Against 83 Former POWs (Continued from Page 1) to act if they were captured. Dickenson Convicted The Air Force announcement came a few hours after an Army military court sentenced Cpl. Edward S. Dickenson, 23 - year - old mountain boy from Cracker's Neck Va., to a dishonorable discharge and 10 years hard labor for collaborating with his Communist captors and informing on fellow POW. However, Dickenson's conviction will be reviewed automatically by Maj. Gen. John H. Stokes, commander of the Military District of Washington, and by an Army Board of Review. It can then be appealed to the U.S. Court of Mill. SPOHN—Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, 6141 Indiana Ave., Buena Park, girl, May 2. Presbyterian Hospital, Newport Beach BAUMAN—Maj. and Mrs. George, 412 Signal Rd., Newport Beach, boy, May 1. LANDFORD—Mr. and Mrs. Donald, 218 W. Bishop St., Santa Ana, boy, May 2. St. Joseph Hospital, Orange MCALLISTER—Mr. and Mrs. David, 9764 Belfast Dr., Garden Grove, boy, May 1. ANDERSON—Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 11872 Easy Way, Garden Grove, boy, May 1. PETZAK—Mr. and Mrs. Rodney, 3715 Stevely Ave., Long Beach, boy, May 2. MEANEY—Mr. and Mrs. John, 11872 Arroyo Dr., Santa Ana, boy, May 2. NYSTROM—Dr. and Mrs. Robert, 1024 Westwood St., Santa Ana, boy, May 2. NANTELL—Mr. and Mrs. Richard, 11591 Donna Lane, Garden Grove, girl, May 2. Orange County General Hospital WOOD—Mr. and Mrs. Ronald, 349 N. Magnolia St., Orange, boy, May 3. HENDRYX—Mr. and Mrs. Elmer, 6602 Western Ave., Buena Park, girl, May 3. GONZALES—Mr. and Mrs. Vincent, 821 N. English St., Santa Ana, girl, May 1. VEGA—Mr. and Mrs. Manuel, 12471 Hill St., El Modena, girl, May 2. LADD—Mr. and Mrs. Peter, 437 Delf St., La Habra, girl, May 2. Corona Naval Hospital CONOVER—Mr. and Mrs. Fredric, 1507 N. Fairmont St., Santa Ana, girl, May 2. At Anaheim Hospital AT ANAHEIM HOSPITAL ARRIVALS— Miss Nancy Louise Dunn, Anaheim. Miss Kathy Burford, La Habra. Mrs. Rachel Ryals, Cypress. Keith De Long, Anaheim. Miss Barbara Scheffler, Anaheim Rick Smith*, Anaheim. Mrs. Delores Franks, Buena Park Mrs. Jacquelyn Gale, Fullerton. Otto Claussen, Garden Grove DEPARTURES— Miss Kathy Burford, La Habra. Miss Anna Moehlenbrink, Anaheim James F. Ryan, Anaheim. Miss Nancy Louise Dunn, Ana- Employment Declines Big Month of April INGTON (UP)—Unemploydeclined last month for the time since last October and ment gained again informces said today. Commerce and Labor deents planned to issue their print report on employment employment covering Apday or Saturday. Employment slowed down in when it increased by only as against from 400,000 to for other recent months. Government economists genhad interpreted previous nic reports for the latter March and early April as ing unemployment had rethe upward trend started all. High manufacturers' business kicked up recently uneinnt still was concentrated factory and mining work- Air Mass Hangs Midwestern States By UNITED PRESS air hung over the Midwest spreading its chill to the and South. other night of frost for the portion of the country was ed before warming becomes of. Southwest and southern tip grida enjoyed summer tempes. The contrast between and South was shown early with a reading of 21 at Tex. ward S. Dickenson, 23 - year - old mountain boy from Cracker's Neck Va., to a dishonorable discharge and 10 years hard labor for collaborating with his Communist captors and informing on fellow POW. However, Dickenson's conviction will be reviewed automatically by Maj. Gen. John H. Stokes, commander of the Military District of Washington, and by an Army Board of Review. It can then be appealed to the U. S. Court of Military appeals. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. Mother's Day For the Unusual Gift Mother Would Love to Have Just for Herself Wrought Iron Galore Figurines—Pictures Jewelry and Cards MOON'S 209 W. Center St., Anaheim Since 1889 ANAHEIM 211 E. Center Phone KE Orange Auction Market Report UNITED PRESS Orange auction all markets 100 126 150 176 200 220 252 288 First grade 7.40 7.51 7.54 7.31 7.09, 6.59 6.55 6.47 100 126 150 176 200 220 252 Second grade 5.39 5.69 5.89 5.86 6.10 5.88 5.75 Trend: Higher small sizes; lower slightly balance navels Market Quotations By William R. Stanta Co. 517 First National Bank Building Santa Ana Phone KI 2-2329 Bonds & Stocks Air Reduction 22% Amer Tel & Tel 168% Anaconda Copper 35% Atchison T & SF 102 Caterpillar Tr 50% Chrysler 58% Crown Zellerbach 46% Curtiss Wright 9 Dixie Cup 53% DuPont 126% General Electric 119% - New 39% General Motors 71 Goodyear T&R 65% Kenecot Copper 79% Montgomery Ward 60% N Y Central 22% Northrop Aircraft Inc 24% N American Co 22% Pacific G&E Common 41% Pacific Lrg Common 34% Pacific Lrg $4.50 Pfd 103% @ 104% Penney, JC Co 80% Pennsylvania RR 17 Phillips Petroleum 64 Phleps Doege 37% Republic Steel 54% Ritchfield Oil 57 Robertshaw-Fulton Co 19% Sears Roebuck 63 Southern Ry 51% So Cal Ed, Common 41 So Cal Ed $1.12 Pfd 34% @ 35 So Cal Ed $1.08 Pfd 25% @ 27 So Cal Ed $1.22 Pfd 26% @ 27 So Cal Ed $1.14 Pfd 37% @ 38 So Cal Ed $1.02 Pfd 24% @ 25 So Pacific RR 42% Standard Oil, Cal. 62% ex divid Standard Oil, N J. 88 ex divid Texas Co. 70% Transamerica Corp. 31% Union Oil, Cal. 46% Union Pacific RR. 120% U S Steel. 45% Bank of America. 34% Bid See 1st Natl Bank. 51% Bid Broadway Hale Stores. 10% @ 10% Bullock's Common. 26% Bid Stock Market Turns Irregular NEW YORK (UP) - Stocksurned irregular today on increased volume. Industrials were easier. Their loss on average was accelerated by the fact that several leading issues sold ex - dividend. Some of the leaders lost ground in addition to the dividends notably General Foods and Westinghouse Electric. Railroad shares were strong most of the day. General Foods was hard hit in the industrial section. Johns-Manville lost more than a point. American Can lost a rise of nearly a point. U.S. Steel slipped back. So did Chrysler. Du Pont lost a point net. Douglas and Boeing were down more than a point each in the aircrafts. Citrus Market LOS ANGELES (UP) - The local citrus report as prepared by the Federal-State Market News service: Grapefruit, lemons and oranges steady, prices unchanged. If It's News You'll See It In Miningway Discloses Crash Injuries ENICE Italy (UP)—Ernest miningway inclosed today he re-lied internal injuries in his mirrores escapes from two airplane lines in Africa last January. But it's nothing to worry about" 54-year-old novelist said. miningway said he was shaken badly in the second crash. His injuries were not described as serious at the time but the internal ablue appeared after he came Venice. Funeral Notices Funeral services for Emil Lemke, who died suddenly Saturday afternoon were held this afternoon on the St. John's church in Orme with the Shannon Funeral Home in charge. The deceased died on Center Drive, Orange and lives his widow, Martha; son, Leo; a daughter, Mrs. Merle; sisters, Mrs. Minnie Henig and Mrs. Alma Timken of Santa Ana Canyon and Olive district; brothers, Art, and Edwin of Orange and George and Ben of Vege. It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin PUSH-BUTTON SUIT LEWISBURG, W. Va. — A demonstration of a special holster that released the gun when a button was pushed resulted in a $3,500 headache for Policeman Virgil Honaker. His gun discharged accidentally. 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