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Orange Auction Market Report By United Press Orange auction all markets 126 150 176 200 220 252 288 First grade ... 6.13 6.78 6.88 6.36 6.23 6.35 6.45 126 150 176 200 220 252 288 Second grade ... 4.77 5.70 5.87 5.81 5.48 5.65 5.66 Trend: Lower medium to large sizes. Dairy LOS ANGELES (UP)—Dairy; Eggs: Wholesale uncandled producer graded for size 40 pct grade AA large 41-42, medium 35-36, small 25-26. Candled to retailers for distributors plant deliverde one cent higher (cartons three cents higher): Grade AA extra large 50-53, AA large 45-48, AA medium 39-42, grade A extra large 45-47, A large 41-43, A medium 35-38, A small 27-28, grade B 38-40. Prices to consumers in cartons: Grade AA large 47-63, AA medium 43-54, grade A large 47-56, A medium 41-50, A small 34-38. Live poultry: Broilers 27-29, fryers 30-33, fryers caponettes 33-35. Butter: Prices to retailers grade AA 63-67, grade A 63-65, grade B 61-63. Citrus LOS ANGELES (UP)—The local citrus report as prepared by the Federal-State Market News service. Grapefruit, oranges and lemons steady, prices unchanged. Anaheim Bulletin Bosta Mesan Held for Stabbing, Beating Wife COSTA MESA (OCNS) — Joseph Felix Rivera Jr., 37, of 106 22nd St., Costa Mesa was booked into County Jail last night for investigation of assault in an attempt to commit murder. Mesa police said Rivera stabbed his wife, Mollie, 29, in the chest. She was taken to Orange County Hospital with head injuries in addition to the stab wound. During a family argument, investigating police said, Rivera seized an 8-inch butcher knife and plunged it into his wife. Then he allegedly grabbed a chair and used it to beat her over the head. A brother, Frank Rivera, broke up the fight by hitting the suspect over the head with what remained of the chair, police said. The knifing occurred at about 8:55 o'clock last night. Driven from the house by his brother, Rivera was apprehended by officers Carl Nelson and William Savage in the vicinity of 2197 Rural Lane. The suspect required medical treatment for a severe cut on his head, police said. Sgt. Roger Neth said the case is still under investigation. Kwikset Family Picnic Scheduled Saturday DIDN'T HAVE TIME—Mrs. Fullerton, was too busy didn't have any sales slip jackpot, Mrs. Bernice At Lorene's Maternity Shop, the $5 consolation gift will total $240. (Bulletin) Reds Admit Downing Plane Over Bulgaria Continued from Page 1) guards heard four gunshots when hit and some fire seen. The pilot tried for a landing near the small Gr village of Patricia but the plosion came then and the plane fell some five or six miles across the Iron Curtain. First announcement of fate of the 57 persons aboard the aircraft came from the raeli legation in Athens. It had Bulgarian Foreign Ministers informed it all aboard. Anaheim Bulletin $233 S Lemon St. Anaheim. Calif Published Daily Evenings Except Sundays and Holidays by ANAHEIM BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., INC. HAZEL D LOUDON. President L. H. LOUDON Vice-President Co-Publisher STANLEY LOUDON Co-Publisher and Treasurer MILDRED TAGGART. Board Member RICHARD FISCHILE, JR. Secretary and Business Manager MEMBER OF THE ORANGE COUNTY NEWS SERVICE Legalized in accordance California State Law December 28, 1951. Entered as second-class mail matter August 15, 1923 at the post office at Anaheim, California under the Act of March 4, 1923. Phone KE5-6051 Subscription Rates—By Carrier—1 month, $1; 3 months, $3.75; 6 months, $5; 1 year, $9.50. By Mail — 1 month, $1.25; 3 months, $3.50; 6 months, $6.50; 1 year, $12.50. All subscriptions by mail are payable in advance. Sales tax will be added to quoted prices on taxable items appearing in the advertising columns of the Anaheim Bulletin, same to be paid for by the purchaser as required by law. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES WEST-HOLLIDAY CO., INC. UNITED PRESS New York—27 East 10th St.; Chicago—$60 N. Michigan Ave.; San Francisco—$65 Market St.; Detroit—$19 Stephenson Bldg.; Vancouver B.C.-711 Ball Bldg.; Los Angeles—129 So. Spring St.; Portland—$26 W. Sixth St.; St. Louis—414 North Atlanta—926 Grant Building Rivera was apprehended by officers Carl Nelson and William Savage in the vicinity of 2197 Rural Lane. The suspect required medical treatment for a severe cut on his head, police said. Sgt. Roger Neth said the case is still under investigation. Kwikset Family Picnic Scheduled Saturday First Annual "Family Night" picnic celebrating Kwikset Lock's 10th anniversary in Anaheim will take place Saturday evening in Irvine Park, it was announced here recently by a Kwikset official. Pat Patterson, President of the Kwikset Recreation Association, stated that about 2,500 employees and their families are expected. BACK TO TOBACCO ROCKLAND, Me. — Edward B. MacAllister, one of the nation's oldest practicing attorneys, kept his vow and is once again lighting up cigarettes and puffing away whenever he feels like it. MacAllister determined that he would stop smoking when he was 85 and resume only if he reached the age of 90. First thing he did on his 90th birthday recently was buy a pack of cigarettes. First announcement of fate of the 57 persons aboard the aircraft came from the raeli legation in Athens. It the Bulgarian Foreign Minister had informed it all aboard in the crash. The Bulgarian broadcast Foreign Minister Mincho chev would head a commission to investigate the disaster-greatest in the history of commercial aviation. But even before the first investigation began Sofia brought a communique express "sincere regrets" to Israel the families of the victims of the deaths of those aboard Extent of the disaster—secret by the Communist era men until today—upset holiday atmosphere in Isa following the general election and plunged the country full realization of the seriousness of the new crisis in West relations. It brought demands in Washington that the incident be brought to the attention of United Nations. El Al Airlines announced... BANKING THAT IS BUILDING ANAHEIM 150 East C O. E. Har LA HABRA 500 West C E. H. Lar SAN CLEM 101 South L. A. Y N'T HAVE TIME—Mrs. John Ryes, left, 247 East Truslow, Ballerton, was too busy to shop in Anaheim yesterday so can't have any sales slip to qualify for the $185 Silver Bonus Jackpot. Mrs. Bernice Athy, Silver Bonus representative from Evene's Maternity Shop, is shown as she presented Mrs. Ryes for $5 consolation gift. Next week's Silver Bonus jackpot total $240. (Bulletin photo) Us Admit Downing One Over Bulgaria Continued from Page 1) Is heard four gunshots. The plane began smoking hit and some fire was The pilot tried for a forced near the small Greek ice of Patricia but the ex-come came then and the plane come five or six miles across Iron Curtain. Last announcement of the of the 57 persons aboard aircraft came from the Is-legation in Athens. It said Bulgarian Foreign Ministry informed it all aboard died plane carried a crew of seven and 50 passengers, including 13 persons listed as Americans or alien residents of the United States. Following is the official list of Americans who boarded the Constellation in Paris as announced by the company here. Rachel Avram, Bronx, N. Y. Ora Cohen, New York. Anne Hann, New York. Pincus Ingberman, Brooklyn. Deborah Sacks, Rivga Sacks, Annie Sacks, New York. Abram Mann, only address listed U.S.A. (Identified by radio station WEVD as A. M. Goffman, Brooklyn, who conducts a radio health program as "Dr. Mann.") Previously unofficially listed as aboard the plane were: Mrs. Tuba Shafer, Brooklyn. 1500 Flee Homes in Albuquerque Floods Continued from Page 1) out of service, and police and firemen reported that 12 homes were hit by lightning. New Heat Records The searing heat across the nation's mid-section sent the mercury to a record 100.4 at Chicago, breaking all records for July 27. It was the 15th day this month of 90-degree or higher temperatures. At New York, the mercury went to 93 for the 11th day this month with temperatures of 90 or more. And in New England, 90-degree weather was registered for the 13th day of July. In the Midwest, the mercury soared to 106 at Wamego, Kan., which shared the nation's hottest weather reading with Yuma, Ariz. It was 104 at Lincoln, Neb., and Topeka and Salinas, Kan.; 103 at Rockford, Ill., and 102 at Des Moines, Iowa. A 57-year-old Rockford man collapsed in front of his home and officials attributed his death to the heat. Dyke Water Co. Faces Action by County SANTA ANA (OCNS)—The County Board of Supervisors took steps to crack down on alleged illegal operations of the Dyke Water Co. Supervisors told county counsel Joe Ogle to proceed on a complaint against the water company, charging it with violating rules of the Public Utilities Commission. Ogle charges the company moved into six subdivisions in the West County area, all within the boundaries of Water Works District No. 3, and tied its lines into water lines dedicated to the coun- President to Decide Fate of Talbott Continued from Page 1) told newsmen he thought committee should study dence over the weekend work on a report next week. "It should be a common simple report because of criticism are relatively," Mundt said. I hope he approached in a part it." And Sen. Henry M. Jash Wash) said, "I think there be an early report by committee. We have the last-minute legislation we necessarily slow down is a report. Nevertheless, our report will be made wiley." Rumors that Talbott would not-resign from flooded Washington in the his withdrawal from Pauligan & Co., management neers. Talbott told a United porter firmly that he tend to resign as secretary an aide intervened with ment." Talbott amendedswer to "no comment when pressed by other he denied making the contract." He said he never used tion as secretary "to p living soul to give the contracts." But "in retrospect," he now see that I was my permitting myself to ma calls or write letters company." Talbott said he gave Co. scarcely 2½ days of during 2½ years in the gon. Rachel Avram, Bronx, N. Y. Ora Cohen, New York. Anne Hann, New York. Pincus Ingberman, Brooklyn. Deborah Sacks, Rivga Sacks, Annie Sacks, New York. Abram Mann, only address listed U.S.A. (Identified by radio station WEVD as A. M. Goffman, Brooklyn, who conducts a radio health program as "Dr. Mann.") Previously unofficially listed as aboard the plane were: Mrs. Tuba Shafer, Brooklyn. Mrs. Zahawa Sheinbaum, New York, wife of a New York publlisher. Mrs. M. Katz, Miss Katz and Mr. Hamelry. A BLACK MARK FOLSOM PRISON, Calif. The Folsom Prison Observer, conducted a survey on how to improve conditions at California's maximum security institution. One inmate suggester weekend passes. He suggested that if a prisoner failed to return he should get a "black mark" and no more passes. REGULATION NEW HAVEN, Conn. The Greater New Haven Resitaurant Association disappointed some with its lack of originality when it announced the menu for its annual banquet. It served fruit cup, soup, salad, chicken, ice cream and coffee. Number ten in a series: STOCKHOLDERS Statewide? ...SURE, BUT LOCAL TOO! Here's another way we serve Orange County ...SURE, BUT LOCAL TOO! Here's another way we serve Orange County... Each year our bank pays more than $425,000 to the 1,904 shareholders of our bank who are residents of Orange County. They are all part-owners of Bank of America and have a voice in the policies and administration of our bank. The money they receive in dividends contributes every day to the prosperous development of the Orange County area. This is another way that our bank serves Orange County. Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WHAT IS BUILDING CALIFORNIA... banking that is building Orange County ANAHEIM BRANCH 150 East Center Street O. E. Hanson, Mgr. BALBOA BRANCH 615 East Balboa Boulevard H. M. Holker, Mgr. FULLERTON BRANCH Amerige and Spadra H. N. Warren, Mgr. LAGUNA BEACH BRANCH 290 Coast Boulevard South H. E. Coward, Mgr. LA HABRA BRANCH 500 West Central Avenue E. H. Larson, Mgr. NEWPORT BEACH BRANCH 3444 Via'Lida Roland A. Wright, Mgr. ORANGE BRANCH 102 North Glassell Street O. Zippwold, Jr., Mgr. PLACENTIA BRANCH West Santa Fe Avenue E. M. Everett, Mgr. SAN CLEMENTE BRANCH 101 South El Camino Real L. A. Winterton, Mgr. SANTA ANA BRANCH 801 North Main Street R. B. Wright, V.-Pres. & Mgr. YORBA, LINDA BRANCH 4802 South Main Street Frank J. Jones, Mgr. President to Decide Fate of Talbott Continued from Page 1) told newsmen he thought the subcommittee should study the evidence over the weekend and begin work on a report next week. "It should be a comparatively simple report, because the areas of criticism are relatively limited," Mundt said. "I hope it won't be approached in a partisan spirit." And Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D-Wash) said, "I think there should be an early report by the subcommittee. We have the problem last-minute legislation which will necessarily slow down issuance of a report. Nevertheless, I hope a report will be made without delay." Rumors that Talbott would—or would not—resign from his post flooded Washington in the wake of his withdrawal from Paul B. Mulligan & Co., management engineers. Talbott told a United Press reporter firmly that he did not intend to resign as secretary. When an aldee intervened with "no comment," Talbott amended his answer to "no comment." Later, when pressed by other newsmen, he denied making the statement. Talbott told the subcommittee he did nothing illegal or dishonest in his relations with his firm, which had clients who held defense contracts. He said he never used his position as secretary "to pressure a living soul to give the company contracts." But "in retrospect," he said, "I now see that I was mistaken in permitting myself to make phone calls or write letters about the company." Talbott said he gave Mulligan & Co. scarcely 2½ days of his time during 2½ years in the Pentagon. Junior Library Adds Many New, Exciting Books for Youth Readers in Anaheim Books added recently on Junior Library shelves are: The Two Cars, A Duaisire; Country Fair, Barker; Country School, Beim; Hold Fast to Your Dreams, Blanton; The Pueblo Indiana Bleker; 101 Best Stunts and Novelty Games; Boehm; How to Play Baseball, Bonner; A Treat in a Trout, Boo; Ranch of a Thousand Horns, Bothwell; Lulaby for Eggs, Bridgman; A Ball for Little Bear, Broun; Two-Bow Ell, Brown; In Ponds and Streams, Buck; The Lovey Time, Chalmers; Come for a Walk With Me, Chalmers; The Wonders Inside You, Cosgrove; What Can You Do With a Shoe, De Regniers; The Flower, Downer; Linda Travels Alone, Dudley; Playing Possum, Eager; The Swans of Willow Pond, Earle, Hyland of the Hawkes, Emery; Peter Plants a Pocketful, Fine. 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