anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-11

Orange Auction Market Report UNITED PRESS Orange auction all markets 100 126 150 176 200 220 252 288 First grade 8.04 7.68 7.69 7.49 7.38 7.08 6.98 6.56 100 126 150 176 200 220 252 Second grade 5.76 6.00 6.31 6.31 6.22 6.23 6.24 Trend: Slightly higher navels Rail Shares Lead Stocks Lower NEW YORK (UP) — Railroad shares led stocks lower today in their most severe decline in three weeks. Union Pacific led he drop with a loss of more than 3 points. Others of the group lost fractions to a point. Colorado & Southern, an exception, held a gain of more than 2 points. Other sections of the market followed the rails down. Steels registered losses running to more than a point in Bethlehem. Motors slipped back. Special issues receded in many instances. Aircrafts had declines running to more than a point. Rohm & Hass lost more than 17 points after a 28-point rise yesterday. Losses of a point or more appeared in Addressograph-Multigraph, Coca-Cola, General Electric, National Lead, Lily Tulip Cup, Cornell - Dubilier, Reynolds Metals, Sperry, and Southern Railway. Council to Consider New Tract Areas Tentative approval on development of a possible 445 city building lots will come before Anaheim city councilmen today at 8 p.m. during a regular session of city trustees in the city hall it was an Market Quotations By William R. Stanta Co. 517 First National Bank Building Santa Ana Phone KI 2-2329 Bonds & Stocks Air Reduction 24% Amer Tel & Tel 169 Anaconda Copper 36 Atchison, T & SF 103% Caterpillar Tr 49% Chrysler 60% Crown Zellerbach 46% Curtiss Wright 9% Dixie Cup 52% DuPont 125% General Electric 117%—new 29% General Motors 71% Goodyear T&R 65 Kennecott Copper 79% Montgomery Ward 62% N Y Central 21% Northrop Aircraft Inc 25% N American Co 22% Pacific G&E Common 42 Pacific Ltg Common 24% Pacific Ltg $4.50 Pfd 103% @ 104 Penney, JC Co 81 Pennsylvania RR 16% Phillips Petroleum 64% Helps Dodge 38% Republic Steel 55 Richfield Oil 56% ex dividend Robertsbaw-Fulton Co 20 Sears Roebuck 64% Southern Ry 51% ex dividend So Cal Ed, Common 42% So Cal Ed $1.12 Pfd 35% So Cal Ed $1.08 Pfd 26 @ 26% So Cal Ed $1.22 Pfd 27% @ 27% So Cal Ed $1.14 Pfd 38% @ 38% So Cal Ed $1.02 Pfd 24% @ 25% So Pacific RR 42% Standard Oil, Cal 63% Standard Oil, N J 87% Texas Co 71% Transamerica Corp 31% Union Oil, Cal 46% Union Pacific RR 117% U.S Steel 41% Bank of America 24% Bid See Lt Nal Bank 52% Bid Broadway Hale Stores, 10% Bid Bullock's Common 26% Bid CLOSING AVERAGES 30 Industrials 319.74 drn 1.58 20 Rails 107.68 @ 1.17 15 Utilities 56.66 un .07 VOLUME 1,770,000 Disneyland Termed Wonder of World (Continued from Page I) tourists and residents to visit amusement park each year. Nearly 500 workers at the lney studio in Burbank are working on the Disneyland project. A town where gossip is a clique occupation, it is amazing the incate project was kept quiet. Three rooms draftsmen bend off their boards, drawing detail plans of the buildings. Nearly everything at the huge park, cluding a huge paddleboard ride boat that will run on a little lake will be built at the studio. Land Hard to Get Recently Disney built stair coaches that will grace a style street at Disneyland. "The land cost $1,000,000 getting that was the toughest job said Disney." "The Stanford search Institute surveyed the asbestos and selected Anaheim as best." "We found one tract there when people found out what it was for, the price went up. So we found another section. We had to contact 15 owners, as far away Ohio, to buy the land." There's No Substitute for P Circulation. Citrus Market LOS ANGELES (UP)—The local citrus report is prepared by the Council to Consider New Tract Areas Tentative approval on development of a possible 445 city building lots will come before Anaheim city councilmen today at 8 p.m. during a regular session of city trustees in the city hall, it was announced today. Largest of three tracts to come before the group for first approval will be that of Carl M. Buck, Los Angeles subdivider, who is developing 246 building lots on the corner of Romneya Drive and Euclid Ave. A project containing 174 building lots being developed on the Southeast corner of Houston and Brookhurst avenues by the R. and W. Construction Co. of Temple City will also be discussed by council. A third project with 25 lots to be located on the North West corner of La Palma Ave. and West St. will be studied by council. The land is being developed by Jones Bros., of Beverly Hills. Tonight's session will also include adoption of city ordinances and resolutions for operations of the city in addition to acceptance of sewer and road construction bids and contracts previously scheduled. The public is invited to the council session. Court Upholds School's Right to Fire Teacher LOS ANGELES (UP)—The right to fire a teacher for refusing to answer political questions before a "lawfully constituted body" has been upheld by the District Court of Appeals. The court's opinion yesterday supported a lower court decision that the Los Angeles Board of Education was within its rights when it discharged Mrs. Jean Wilkinson in November, 1952, prior to passage of the state Dilworth Act. Meanwhile, the Norwalk city school district Board of Education yesterday filed a petition seeking Superior Court permission to fire sixth grade teacher Solly Rubenstein, of Pico, on similar grounds. Santa Anan Fined for Smoking in Red Citrus Market LOS ANGELES (UP)—The local citrus report as prepared by the Federal-State Market News service: Grapefruit and oranges about steady; lemons steady, prices unchanged. Grapefruit: Prices unchanged except per box packed fancy white Arizona 48-80s 2.40-2.75 few $3, 100s 2-2.25; Coachella valley loose orchard run 64s 2.50-3 few fine 3.50 fair low as 2.25; pinks Coachella valley packed fancy 64s few 7.50, 80s 5.50-5.55, one mark low as 4.50. Oranges: Prices unchanged except per box navels local loose fancy 200s 4-4.25, 220s 3.25-3.50, 252-288s 3-3.25; choice 150s and larger 2.10, 344s 1.75. Dairy LOS ANGELES (UP)—Dairy: Eggs: Wholesale uncandled producer graded for size 40 per cent AA large 39-41, medium 33, small 25; grade A wholesale large 38-38½. Candled eggs to retailers for distributors' plant, delivered one cent higher, cartons three cents higher; grade AA extra large 49-51, large 45-47, medium 38-40; grade A extra large 45-47, large 40-43, medium 34-36, small 26-28; grade B large 36-38. Prices to consumers in cartons Grade AA 49-62, medium 4-52; Grade A large 45-55, medium 39-49, small 38-43. Live poultry: Broilers 1½-2½ lbs 22-24, fryers all weights 25-27, roasters over 4½ lbs 26-28, fryers caponettes 3½-4½ lbs 27-29 roaster caponettes over 4½ lbs 29-31. Hens light type all weights 15-17, hens cross 4½ lbs and up 18-20, hens heavy type all weights 24-26; turkeys old hens 28-29, old toms 26-27. Rabits white fryers miscellaneous lots 20-21, commercial 21-23. Butter: Jobbing prices in cartons. Grade AA 62-66 grade A 62-64; grade B 60-62. Santa Anan Fined for Smoking in Bed SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Forty three - year - old Jack Roberts of Santa Ana was arrested yesterday by fire department officials on charges of smoking in bed. Roberts told police he awoke early yesterday, lit a cigarette, got up and dressed and went out to eat. Evidently, he said, he left the cigaret on the mattress. The mattress explode into flame and was put out by firemen who answered the call of the Palace hotel where Roberts lived. Judge Howard Cameron fined Roberts $25 and placed him on one year's probation with the admonishment that he should not smoke in bed again — it's against the law. Cap Pistol Bandit Begins Prison Term LOS ANGELES (UP)—A hard-working cap pistol bandit who sympathizes with the plight of his fellow worker today started a one to 20 year state prison term. David S. Davis, 30, said he held up 20 loan company and telegraph offices because he "didn't want to stick up working men." He was sentenced yesterday after six cashiers identified him as the man who held them up last December. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. ANAHEIM BULLETIN AND THE ANAHEIM MERCHANTS DIVISION SILVER BONUS ENTRY BLANK Name ___ Address ___ City ___ (Please print name and address plainly) No. ___ SNEYLAND TERMED ORDER OF WORLD Continued from Page 1) and residents to visit the ment park each year. Only 500 workers at the Distudio in Burbank are working the Disneyland project. In on where gossip is a chief tion, it is amazing the intriproject was kept quiet. In rooms dratsmen bend over boards, drawing detailed of the buildings. Nearly hitting at the huge park, iner a huge paddleboard river that will run on a little lake, be built at the studio. Land Hard to Get ently Disney built stages that will grace a 1910street at Disneyland. The land cost $1,000,000 and that was the toughest job," Diisney. "The Stanford ReInstitute surveyed the area selected Anaheim as best. Found one tract there but people found out what it was price went up. So we found section. We had to conowners, as far away as buy the land." It's No Substitute for Paid ation. Births Santa Ana Community Hospital CHASSE--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, 11392 Roy Circle, Santa Ana, boy, May 5. CULWELL--Mr. and Mrs. John, 7592 Artesia St., Buena Park, girl, May 6. HERRON--Mr. and Mrs. Asa, 13411 Mitchell Ave., Garden Grove, girl, May 5. SHAFFER--Mr. and Mrs. Louis, 1101 E. Fifth St., Santa Ana, boy, May 6. Presbyterian Hospital Newport Beach AKIYAMA--Mr. and Mrs. Joe, 14911 Golden West Ave., Westminster, boy May 5. HENRY--Mr. and Mrs. Howard, 1015 W. St. Andrews Pl., Santa Ana, boy May 5. MOSER--Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, 234 E. Del Mar St., Costa Mesa, girl May 5. ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL, ORANGE CLEARY--Mr. and Mrs. Roderick, 13462 Oak Lane, Santa Ana, girl May 5. POLLOM--Mr. and Mrs. Lowell, 2030 S. W. Bay View St., Santa Ana, girl May 5. POIRIER--Mr. and Mrs. William, 554 Dianna Lane, Costa Mesa, girl May 5. Fullerton ottage Hospital PATTerson--Mr. and Mrs. Harold, 209 E. Alder St., Brea, boy, May 3. Santa Ana Community Hospital RICHARDS -- Mr. and Mrs. Don, 214 E. 20th St., Santa Ana, boy, May 9. SNOW -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 17802 Newland St., Huntington Beach, boy May 9. NELSON -- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore, 3691 Whitaker St., Buena Park, girl, May 8. LYON -- Mr. and Mrs. Tommie, 6071 Homewood St., Buena Park, boy May 9. LEON -- Mr. and Mrs. Joe, 1082 Flower Ave., Stanton, boy May 10. Fullerton Cottage Hospital JACKLEY -- Mr. and Mrs. Alva; 332 Elizabeth Way, Fullerton, boy May 7. Orange County General Hospital MEDINA--Mr. and Mrs. Domingo, 14242 Olive St., Westminster, girl, May 8. GONZALES -- Mr. and Mrs. Roman, 349½ Santa Fe St., Placentia, girl, May 8. AGUILAR -- Mr. and Mrs. Arturo, 10942 Oak St., Stanton, boy May 8. Presbyterian Hospital, Newport Beach SULLIVAN--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, 604 Seeward Rd., Corona del Mar, boy May 9. MACKEY -- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, 20352 S. W. Cypress St., Santa Ana, girl, May 10. GUTTERREZ -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 12187 Edinger St., Santa Ana, boy May 9. St. Joseph Hospital, Orange STORCH -- Mr. and Mrs. John, 2757 Circle Dr., Newport, boy, May 7. MURRAY -- Mr. and Mrs. 112 Molinas St., Santa O girl, May 9. ALLERS -- Mr .and Mrs. 409 Fonda St., La Habra May 9. GOVREAU -- Mr. and Ms. 7872 8th St., Buena Pe May 9. DAVIS -- Mr. and Mrs. 18 Bewley St. Garden Gre May 8. SHANNON -- Mr. and Ms. ard, 510 S. Poplar St., Sagirl, May 8. GILLIAM -- Mr. and Mrs. 912 N. Nicholas Dr., R boy, May 9. LITTERTREL -- Mr. and Mv vin, 7281 20th St., West boy, May 8. GRAUPE -- Mr. and Mrs. 447 Costa Mesa St., Cost girl, May 9. OSENBAUGH--Mr. and Mr ter, 364 S.Olive St., Oran May 9. HIGBEE -- Mr. and Mrs. 6123½ Brunhurst St., Loes les, boy May 9. STELLRECHT -- Mr. anRobert, 2087 S.Cedar St. Ana, girl May 10. NAVARRETTE -- Mr. anGilber, 18511 Esplande Modena, boy May 10. Results Are the Proof of paper Circulation. 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We believe that you've never if you're in the market for any new car, you'll be missing something if you don't come in and value-check a Ford point by point. We'll be glad to show you all the many fine-car features that can be yours at Ford's traditionally low price. And when you Test Drive Ford and find out what a brilliant performer is...what a sheer delight it is to drive...when you'll really understand why Ford is America's Best Seller and America's Best Buy. the first place: Ford offers the two most MC COY MOTOR C LOS ANGELES STREET ANAHEIM, CALIF. 2757 Circle Dr., Newport Beach, boy, May 7. MURRAY — Mr. and Mrs. Elmer, 112 Molinas St., Santa Clemente, girl, May 9. LLERS — Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy, 409 Fonda St., La Habra, boy, May 9. OVREAU — Mr. and Mrs. Fred, 7872 8th St., Buena Park, boy, May 9. DAVIS — Mr. and Mrs. Ira, 13752 Bewley St., Garden Grove boy, May 8. HANNON — Mr. and Mrs. Richard, 510 S. Poplar St., Santa Ana, girl, May 8. ILLIAM — Mr. and Mrs. James, 912 N. Nicholas Dr., Fullerton boy, May 9. TITTERREL — Mr. and Mrs. Melvin, 7281 20th St., Westminster boy, May 8. RAUPE — Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, 447 Costa Mesa St., Costa Mesa, girl, May 9. SENBAUGH—Mr. and Mrs. Walter, 364 S. Olive St., Orange, boy, May 9. IGBEE — Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 6123½ Brunhurst St., Los Angeles, boy, May 9. TELLRECHT — Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 2087 S. Cedar St., Santa Ana, girl, May 10. AVARRETTE — Mr. and Mrs. Gilber, 18511 Esplande St., El Modena, boy, May 10. Results Are the Proof of News-aper Circulation. Marriage Licenses Claude Lavern Short, 24, 13762 Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove; Frances Joanne Fudge, 21, Yenice. Angelo John Peloquin, 21, Woon-socket, R.I.; Anne Maria Wancho, 21, 715 W. 4th St., Santa Ana. Esteban Camacho Jr., 21; Raquel Helaine Rocha, 21, both 235 Lower Cliff Dr., Laguna Beach. Leo Barite Bagaw, 49; Sulpicia Hormachuelos Estologa, 31, both 331 N. Coa Blvd., Laguna Beach. George Wayne Larson, 23, Imperial Beach; Dariene Joyce Swindell, 29, 8732 Hazard Ave., Midway City. Robert Ernest Proud, 19, 521 W. Florence St., La Habra; Nancy Sue Antle, 6752 Western Ave., Buena Park. Paul Frederic Woodard, 38, 445 S./dro N.Ave.; Margaret Lorretta Wangrud, 36, 1715 S.Birch St., Santa Ana. Juan Jose Romero, 20, Georgia Lopez, 18, both Mission St., San Juan Capistrano. Elmer Emanuel Dishman Jr., 25, Vaughn Maier, 23, both 1608 E.4th St., Santa Ana. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin At Anaheim Hospital Saturday-Monday ARRIVALS— Clark A. Smith, Garden Grove Mrs. Lily Smith, Garden Grove Baltazar Marques, Anaheim Donald Lee Saviers, Anaheim Frank Smith, Brea Mark Royer, Fullerton DEPARTURES— Gail Boettcher, Anaheim Stephen Jenkins, Anaheim Clark A. Smith, Garden Grove Mrs. Lily Smith, Garden Grove Mrs. Alvina Rohne, Anaheim Baltazar Marquez, Anaheim Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results KEEP YOUR GUARD UP! JOIN THE NATIONAL GUARD For additional information: 204 E. 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