anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-24

PICTURE OF HAPPINESS—Mrs. E. G. Pipp, 726 North East St., was thrilled and happy to receive $156.25, half of the $312.50 Silver Bonus jackpot, last night. She missed collecting the entire amount by just a few cents and dug frantically through her purse in search of another sales slip from a Silver Bonus store, but to no avail. Shown presenting Mrs. Pipp her half of the Silver Bonus jackpot is Bob Stalcep of Nadorff Hardware. Next week's Silver Bonus jackpot will total $206.25. Four and one-half million dollars was saved by Army installations in Japan during a single three-month period. Biggest savings—$2,300,000—were reported by Ordnance units. Most of this came from the reclamation and reuse of scrap and salvage material. Orange Auction Orange auction all markets First grade Second grade Trend: Slightly lower me Electronic Stock Feature Market NEW YORK (UP)—Electric and electronics stocks spurte day to feature a strong, stock market session. With net gains all along the major groups rose to highs for nearly a quarter cent on the best volume in two weeks. Industrials set a new high Oct. 18, 1929; rails since Oct. 1930, and utilities since Aug. 1931. New gains ranged to more than 2 points and a long list made tops for the year and lost among the individual shares. General Electric stood out the most active issue with L Corp. next. Each made a high. Railroad issues responded better earnings reports. Sant met some realizing after it nearly 2 points. Aluminum issues fose 1 to than 2 points to new highs improved. United Aircraft lea section higher. Four and one-half million dollars was saved by Army installations in Japan during a single three-month period. Biggest savings—$2,300,000—were reported by Ordnance units. Most of this came from the reclamation and reuse of scrap and salvage material. 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We are so confident of the coffee enjoyment and complete satisfaction you will find in Hills Bros. Coffee that we offer the coupon below to prospective new customers, as well as to the millions of people who are already steady users and know what we are talking about. Take this coupon to your grocery store and save 10¢ on a can of Hills Bros. Coffee! This coupon is our invitation to prove for yourself that Hills Bros always gives you the best there is in coffee. Take it to your grocer today and save 10¢. Orange Auction Market Report Orange auction all markets 126 150 176 200 220 252 288 244 grade 8.00 7.56 7.35 7.36 6.90 6.61 6.12 5.16 and grade 5.40 5.88 6.08 6.13 6.01 5.13 5.54 5.04 Trend: Slightly lower medium to large sizes Electronic Stocks Feature Market NEW YORK (UP)— Electrical electronics stocks spurted to feature a strong, active market session. Net gains all along the line major groups rose to new for nearly a quarter century the best volume in two weeks. Industries set a new high since 18, 1929; rails since Oct. 30, and utilities since Aug. Gains ranged to more than points and a long list made new for the year and longer the individual shares. General Electric stood out as most active issue with Radio next. Each made a new railroad issues responded to earnings reports. Santa Fe some realizing after it rose by 2 points. Minimum issues fose 1 to more 2 points to new highs. Oils moved. United Aircraft led its on higher. Citrus Market LOS ANGELES (UP)—The local citrus report as prepared by the Federal-State Market News service: Grapefruit dull; lemons slightly weaker; oranges slightly weaker, steady others. Grapefruit: Per box white Arizona packed fancy 64-70s few 2.75-3; Coachella Valley cartons packed fancy 32s 3.50-4; boxes choice 64s 2.50; loose orchard run 54s and larger 4.25, 64s 2.75-3; 80s 2.50, 100s 2; choice 80s 1.75, 100s 1.50, ordinary low as 75 cents; ruby reds Arizona boxes packed fancy 54-64s 7; 80s 5.50. Lemons: Local and Ventura county loose fancy boxes mostly 5.25; small 4.25; packed fancy cartons 126-180s mostly 3.75. Oranges: Per box local valencias packed fancy cartons and larger 3.40-3.75; 100s 3.25-3.68; loose fancy 150s and larger 5; 176s 200s 3.75-4; 220s 3.50-3.75; 252s 3.25, 288s 3, 344s 2.50; crates 14 five lb mesh bags 150s and larger 5; 200s 4.75. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Market Quotations By William R. Stants Co. 517 First National Bank Building Santa Ana Phone KI 2-2229 Honda & Stores Air Reduction ... 27 Auer Tel & Tel ... 187% Anaconda Copper ... 28% Atchison, T & F ... 111% Caterpillar Tr ... 58% Chrysler ... 63% Crown Zellerbach ... 46% Curtis Wright ... 9% Dixie Cup ... 53 DuPont ... 126 General Electric ... 47 General Motors ... 72% Goodyear, T&R ... 64 Kennecott Copper ... 82% Montgomery Ward ... 64% N.Y Central ... 21% Northrop Aircraft Inc ... 28% N American Co ... 28% Pacific G&E Common ... 43% Pacific Lig Common ... 29 Pacific Lig $4.50 Pfd 104% @ Penney, JU Co ... 87% Pennsylvania RR ... 16% Phillips Petroleum ... 62 Phelps Dodge ... 40 Republic Steel ... 58% Richfield Oil ... 63% Robertshaw-Fulton Co ... 24% Sears Roebok ... 64% Southern Ry ... 57 So-Cal Ed. Common ... 44 So Cal Ed $1.12 Pfd ... 37 So Cal Ed $1.08 Pfd ... 25% So Cal Ed $1.22 Pfd ... 27% So Cal Ed $1.14 Pfd ... 40 So Cal Ed $1.02 Pfd ... 24% So Pacific RR ... 43 Standard Oil, Cal ... 62% Standard Oil, N.J ... 88% Texas Co ... 79 Transamerica Corp ... 29 Union Oil, Cal ... 45% Union Pacific RR ... 136% U.S Steel ... 48 Bank of America ... 35% Bld Sec Ist Natl Bank ... 61% Bld Broadway Hale Stores Com...11% Bullock's Common...27% Bld CLOSING AVERAGES...30 Industrial...up .148 20 Rails...up .108 18 Utilities...up .09 VOLUME...3,2,60,000 Six flags have flown over Texas—those of Spain, France, Mexico, the Republic of Teras, the United States and the Confederacy. City School District Employes Get Paid (Continued from) were returned to the fice All non-certified employees also granted two extra year—the day after and the day before City Salary schedules for cipals and for supervisors sultants had two steps ing the schedule for prn a minimum of $5900 to before was $6600, Con supervisors had the boosted to a high of last years high of $6tants salary is to in their car in their work Praising the work tendent Cook and Assist intendent Mel Gauer, night boosted Cook's salaries are to include penses. Layish praise was and Gauer by trustee exceptional work in the City School district. Mary pointed out that school districts in the parable to Anaheim's forty, three exceed Anaheim Of those eleven who have lower than Anaheim's most have special ad such as Huntington its oil wells." Full creed heim's low tax the rate the two administrators board which termed standing" and praised derful record. Board President Rex pressed his appreciation ministrators and to the bers of the board, Mrs Rogers, Arval Morris, and Mary, for their coor help in the past and them he would become If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Six flags have flown over Texas—those of Spain, France, Mexico, the Republic of Teras, the United States and the Confederacy. EE! on worth O$ chase of a can of ros Coffee the fault of Board President Rex pressed his appreciation to ministers and to the bers of the board. Mrs Rogers, Arval Morris, and Mary, for their coo help in the past and them he would become of the High School Boys July 1. Board m pressed their regrets at and thanked him for his of service to the d Thompson will fill t left on the board by On ning at the July 1 or meeting of the board. Rain Bogs Down Guatemalan Rebe (Continued from p tailed, the Guatemalan thank Communist Cze for help. The officials said Communists had distr tons of arms import Czechoslovakia to pe pro-Red labor unionists. The Honduran meanwhile, complained ed Nations Security Coun York that Guatemalan tacked the town of Sa Copan, eight miles ins ras. The complaint said si air force planes follow truders to the Guatemala border. Guatemala Denies Guatemala angrily r charges as "unfound tions." Earlier reports said dropped a bomb on the Copan and Santa Rose. The Guatemalan said it had used extr re respecting the dividing between Guatemala and Guatemala previously cused both Honduras a gua of siding the rebels any plane which crosset tier of Honduras proba rebel aircraft off its o Honduras and Nicaran denied that the rebels w ros Coffee the fault of as possible, just the higher fees required quality of come down. pay for any they is really our comof our prody it again! n't want you it for yourand complete we offer the as to the milnow what we HILLS BROS COFFEE Red Can Brand The Original Vacuum Pack Copyright 1954 by Hills Bros. 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THIS OFFER EXPIRES AT MIDNIGHT, JULY 31, 1954 Cash value 1/20 of 1 cent Copan and Santa Rose The Guatemalan g said it had used extrem respecting the dividing between Guatemala and Guatemala previously cused both Honduras a gua of alding the rebels any plane which crosssetier of Honduras probarebel aircraft off its o Honduras and Nicaragua denied that the rebels w ting from their terr spokesman for the InterPeace Commission in it indicated that Guatemala not permit an investicharges of outside aggra At Anaheim Ho Mrs. Magdoline Wells George Crofoot, Pico Charles Hunt, Fullerton Mrs. Betty Wise, Anah Mrs. Dorcaa Salzmann Ernest Johnson, Anah Leon Reichenback, A Mrs. Grace M. Rosem ton Mrs. Luella Jiles, Orla Charles Ray Robinson DEPARTURES— Miss Connie Glenn, Mrs. Frances Yocum, B Daniel Abel, Whittler If It's News You'll The Bulletin. AUTO GLASS Of All Kinds Tablet Mirrors and Window PHIL'S AUTO C Phone KE. 5-8 228 N. Los Angeles St. THREE ROOM G 289.95 -- 3.15 ANAHEIM FURNITURE 146 N. Los Angeles City School District Employes Get Pay Hike (Continued from page 1) were returned to the five day week. All non-certificated employees were also granted two extra holidays a year—the day after Thanksgiving and the day before Christmas. Salary schedules for both principals and for supervisors and consultants had two steps added bringing the schedule for principals from a minimum of $5900 to $7100. High before was $6600. Consultants and supervisors had their schedule boosted to a high of $6500 from a last years high of $6100. Consultants salary is to include use of their car in their work. Praising the work of Superintendent Cook and Assistant Superintendent Mel Gauer, trustees last night boosted Cook's salary to $10,.500 and Gauer's to $8,500. The salaries are to include travel expenses. Layish praise was given Cook and Gauer by trustees for their exceptional work in the Anaheim City School district. Clerk John Mary pointed out that there are 49 school districts in the state comparable to Anaheim's and of that 49, 35 exceed Anaheim's tax rate. Of those 13 who have a tax rate lower than Anaheim's, Mary said, most have special advantages—"such as Huntington Beach with its oil wells." Full credit for Anaheim's low tax the rate was given the two administrators by the board which termed them "outstanding" and praised their wonderful record. Board President Rex Coons expressed his appreciation to the administrators and to the other members of the board, Mrs. Carrie Lee Rogers, Arval Morris, Niels Boege and Mary, for their cooperation and help in the past and reminded them he would become a member Nab Teenagers After High-Speed Chase Two teen-age Anaheim boys were in custody of County Juvenile authorities after a high-speed chase by Anaheim police at 2:30 a.m. today which ended on the outskirts of Santa Ana. A charge of grand theft auto was made by police in booking the youths who are quoted as saying the boys removed the car from the Bob Cook Used Car Agency, 313 South Los Angeles St., shortly before the local police car began pursuit. Officers said they chased the heavy Bulck sedan at speeds between 80 and 85 miles per hour with red light and siren. The cag was finally stopped on the outskirts of Santa Ana. Officers found one youth, age 14, driving while his passenger was age 15. The older boy told officers the car belonged to his grandmother residing at an address in South-West Santa Ana. Police of that city called to the scene, were preparing to transport the boys to the Santa Ana address for verification when they allegedly admitted theft of the car from Anaheim. The Army Signal Corps Training Center at Camp Gordon, Ga., saved more than $500,000 in a single 12-month period. Most of the saving came from eliminating paid overtime for civilian employees at the post. ANAHEIM'S FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE Rain Bogs Down Guatemalan Rebels (Continued from page 1) tailed, the Guatemalan army could thank Communist Czechoslovakia for help. The officials said Guatemalan Communists had distributed 1,900 tons of arms imported from Czechoslovakia to peasants and pro-Red labor unionists. The Honduran government, meanwhile, complained to the United Nations Security Council in New York that Guatemalan planes attacked the town of San Pedro de Copan, eight miles inside Honduras. The complaint said six Honduran air force planes followed the intruders to the Guatemala-Honduras border. Guatemala Denies Charge Guatemala angrily rejected the charges as "unfounded allegations." Earlier reports said planes had dropped a bomb on the towns of Copan and Santa Rose de Copan. The Guatemalan government said it had used extreme care in respecting the dividing border line between Guatemala and Honduras. 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