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Master Highway Plan Given to State (Continued from Page 1) Its tremendous appeal, he said. Chester Warlow, also a commission member, brought chuckles from the more than 100 guests present last night when he said that the State Highway Division has a budget of $50 million and while on this year's tour, every county has presented its problems and each one feels it should get the entire $50 million. However, he went on, the funds have to be divided among the counties even though most of the counties could use the entire amount. "We ask your patience and help because we want your help in building California as it should be built," he said. This morning the commission were guests of the Brea Chamber of Commerce and made a trek through Brea Canyon to see first-hand the traffic conditions existing there and the route of the proposed Brea Canyon cut-off. This afternoon the group began its visit of Riverside county. Their annual state-wide tour concludes this weekend in San Diego. Many Attend Among the many introduced during the meeting not already mentioned, were Commissioners James Guthrie, Stephen Chase, Fred Spears, C. A. McGetty; J. L. Peterson, District No. 6, San Luis Obispo; engineer; Paul Harding, assistant engineer, Highway Division District No. 7-Orange and Los Angeles Counties; State Senator John Murdy; Cy Feath-rly, Heinz Kaiser, William Hirstein, members of the County Board of Supervisors; Harry Berg, County planning director; Admiral J. R. McKinney (Ret.) ex-chairman of the State Highway Commission; Lee Winterton, president of the Associated Chambers of Commerce; Al Koch, County road commissioner; Ed Hawkins, Anaheim Chamber of Commerce highway committee chairman, and Ernie Moel- Student Denies Guilt As Girl's Body Found (Continued from Page 1) was shocked, but not surprised, on learing of his daughter's death. "We've been expecting it," he said. "We knew she wasn't the kind of girl who would run away." The shy, studious girl was the eldest of five children. She had three sisters, 12, 8 and 3, and a brother 10. Abbott first came under suspicion last Friday when his wife, Georgia, 32, found Stephanie's purse in the basement of their home. On the next day, police found buried in soft dirt of the basement her schoolbooks, notebook books and eyeglasses, as well as a brassiere. Abbott was also tentatively linked to her disappearance when he admitted that he drove through Franklin Canyon road the day before another of Stephanie's schoolbooks were found, apparently tossed out by a passing motorist. Submitting voluntarily to questioning and to a lie detector test, Abbott over and over again denied any connection with the case. He pointed out that his basements was used as a polling place recently and that 150 persons had access to it. Police were satisfied with Abbott's account of his movements before and after the day Stephanie disappeared, but not on the day itself. The lie detector test turned up "pertinent leads," but apparently nothing definite. The cabin near where her body was found has a grisly history. In 1948, it was inhabited by two men, Lloyd Snyder and Ray H. Latham. Synder shot Latham and dismembered his body with an axe, saw and a knife. Snyder is now serving a life term in San Quentin. Before he was sentenced, Snyder transferred title to the cabin to Robert Schorch of Alturas, Abbott's brother in law. Angeles Counties; State Senator John Murdy; Cy Feathery, Heinz Kaiser, William Hirstein, members of the County Board of Supervisors; Harry Berg, County planning director; Admiral J. R. McKinney (Ret.) ex-chairman of the State Highway Commission; Lee Winterton, president of the Associated Chambers of Commerce; Al Koch, County road commissioner; Ed Hawkins, Anaheim Chamber of Commerce highway committee chairman, and Ernie Moeller, secretary manager of the local chamber. Also taking bows were the mayors of several Orange County cities: Charles A. Pearson, Anaheim; Grady Travis, Buena Park; Charles Russell, Brea and Ted Bartlett, mayor pro-tem of Huntington Beach. Funeral Notices KLEMM, John, 81, of 608 East Broadway, and who has lived here for 60 years, will be buried from the Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel Saturday at 10 a.m. with interment in Melrose Abbey Mausoleum. Berthold Jacksteit, pastor of the Bethel Baptist church, will officiate. The deceased, a native of Germany, leaves his widow, Martha; two sons, Albert of Yuba City; Ralph of Anaheim; and daughters, Mrs. Emma Cole, Anaheim; Mrs. Lydia Dargatz, Orange; Mrs. Lillie Kummerfeld, Lynwood; Mrs. Ann Wardin of Portland, Ore.; Mrs. Ruth Grauer, Corona del Mar and Mrs. Esther Hardin, Buena Park; 14 grand children and 15 great grandchildren. HUTTON, William H., 130 West Adele, native of Minnesota and who had lived here since 1933, died yesterday at the Anaheim hospital. He leaves his widow, Irene; a daughter, Mrs. Glen Miller; a son, William A. Hutton of both this city; three grand children; a sister, Mrs. Sadie H. Hartman of Orange. He was a member of the Presbyterian church and the Elks lodge. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 10:30 a.m. from the Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel with the Rev. Al Casebeer officiating. Burial will be in Fairhaven. We Rent & Sell HOSPITAL BEDS WHEEL CHAIRS All Sick Room Supplies MEDICAL APPLIANCE 124 E. Center KE. 5-5658 Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mausoleum —Columbarium— Phone: Fullerton LA 5-1575 Res. Anaheim KE 5-3811 Endowment Care Provided KNOW HOW MAKES THE DIFFERENCE IN PLUMBING OVER 33 YEARS IN ANAHEIM YOU PAY NO MORE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE IN PLUMBING OVER 33 YEARS IN ANAHEIM YOU PAY NO MORE For The Best No. 7000 Waste King Garbage Disposal Unit Others Available 2 "Shop-On-Wheels" REPAIR TRUCKS At your Service R. JOE QUAST AND SONS KE 5-2506 306 N. 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Dairy LOS ANGELES (UP)—Dairy: Eggs: Wholesale uncandled producer graded for size 40 pct grade AA large* 40-42, medium 35-36, small 27. Candled to retailers for distrib- er (cartons three cents utors plant delivered one Grade AA extra large large 45-48, AA medi grade A extra large 45-48, A medium 35-38, A grade B 38-40. Prices to consumers in Grade AA large 53-63, AA 45-54, grade A large 49-54, dium 41-50, A small 34-44. Live poultry: Broilers ers 29-33, fryers capone hens light type 14-16, H 16-18, hens heavy 23-25. Butter: Prices to retail AA 636-7, grade A 63-65, 61-63. Bulletin Want Ads Brim President Reports 25 in Tools Stolen Anaheim police are searching to for the suspect involved in the theft of $225 in mechanical tools from the back seat of an auto owned by Robert Lee Wurgaft, 319 N. Palm, sometime between July 16 and July 18. The tools were reported missing to Anaheim police by Wurgauft before noon yesterday. Wurgauft said the car was in his garage when the tools were taken. 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