anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-21

A-6—Anheim (Cal.) Bulletin Tuesday, April 21, 1939 Orange Auction Market Report Orange auction. All markets: 56 72 88 113 138 163 First grade ... 4.00 4.00 3.76 3.82 3.32 3.32 56 72 88 113 138 163 Second grade ... 3.27 3.28 3.33 3.35 3.13 3.10 Trend: About unchanged. 105 128 150 180 216 Lemons ... 3.76 3.54 3.68 4.02 4.26 Trend: Slightly lower. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI)—Some hesitation came into the market after a generally higher opening. Profit taking cut 3 points from American Telephone, 5½ from Zenith, more than 2 points from Ampex, a point or so in Goodrich, Philadelphia & Reading, International Paper, U.S. Gypsum. Owens-Ford the big feature on a rise of 6 points to 114 following a sharply higher earnings report. Texas instruments rose more than 2, Lukens Steel 2 points and there was continued demand for the chemicals. Allied Chemical and DuPont each picked up nearly a point. Thiokol gained over 3 and Eastman Kodak over a point. Auto shares were narrowly mixed. Oils generally lost fractions. Rails and utilities moved narrowly. Citrus LOS ANGELES (UPI)—Local citrus report as prepared by Federal-State Market News Service: Grapefruit prices unchanged; lemons about steady; oranges steady. Lemons: Prices unchanged except extra choice or better Southern California cartons 90-105s 3.75-4, 126-150s 3.75, 180s 3.25-4. Oranges: Prices unchanged ex- Citrus LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Local citrus report as prepared by Federal-State Market News Service: Grapefruit prices unchanged; lemons about steady; oranges steady. Lemons: Prices unchanged except extra choice or better Southern California cartons 90-105s 3.75-4, 126-150s 3.75, 180s 3.25-3.50. Oranges: Prices unchanged except navel Central and Southern California cartons 48s 3.75-4, 56s 3.50-3.75, 72-88s 3.25-3.50, 113s 3-3.25; valencias Southern and Central California loose standard boxes 72-88s 4-4.25, 113s 3.75-4, 138s 3.50-3.75. Liquor Store Clerk Robbed At Knifepoint FULLERTON (OCNS) — Two well dressed Negroes held up a side liquor store clerk at knife-point, tied him with wire and made off with $125.78 cash Monday night. The clerk, James Wesley Arnold, 24, 3617 West Ave., told police the men entered the Valencia Liquor Store, at 8:20 p.m. As they browsed, Arnold turned away for a moment and one of the suspects "stuck something sharp" in his back and said, "let's go, buddy," Arnold reported. They forced him into a restroom and tied his hands with automotive wiring. Arnold said they released him temporarily a few minutes later and forced him to open the cash register, then pushed him back into the restroom and retied him. Bette Mae McCarthy, 29, of 1236 W. Valencia Dr., told police she was entering the store at 8:43 p.m. when she saw one of the suspects reading a newspaper by the front door. The other suspect brushed by her and both disappeared around the rear of the store. Police said Arnold had several superficial scratches and a minor cut in the middle of his back where one of the robbers kept jabbing him with the knife. Arnold did not require treatment. It was later discovered the robbers also took a bottle of liquor and some food. Corona Man Killed Headon Traffic Crash LAGUNA BEACH (OCN) Mumeriano N. Munar, 54, rana was killed in a head-on crash on Laguna Canyon near Niguel Rd. at 7:10 a.m. Dep. Coroner Wally Fox Munar's body was removed at Laguna Beach Funeral Home deceased was an employee Hotel Laguna. Fox said Munar's car coy with an auto driven by 1st L H. Marlowe, 25, of Camp Piont. He was taken to El Toro rine Base Dispensary where was later reported in fair tion. Four Navy Men K As Bomber Explode MANILA (UPI) — A U.S. patrol bomber exploded in weather during takeoff in Bay today, killing four of crew members aboard. Twere badly injured. A Navy announcement crash apparently was caused malfunction of the jet which assist the heavily P5M Marlin seaplanes into Names of the victims were released. Weath TID U. S. DEP TUESDAY, APRIL 22 Sun rises 5:16 a.m.; sets Moon rises 5:07 p.m.; sets Low Low 1:39 -0.3 2:24 -0.8 2:30 -1.1 2:45 -1.2 2:50 -1.1 2:64 -1.0 2:77 -0.5 High 0:28 5.5 1:29 5.0 2:39 4.4 3:19 4.1 NOTE: 120th Meridian or Standard Time. Note: 120th Meridian or P Grain Market CHICAGO (UPI) — The grain market was mixed today on the Board of Trade. Wheat was off 1% to %; corn off % to up 1%; oats off % to up %; new oats unchanged to off Temperatures United Press International Temperatures and prec for 24 hours ending at 4 High Lo Albuquerque 59 Atlanta 78 was entering the store at 8:43 p.m. when she saw one of the suspects reading a newspaper by the front door. The other suspect brushed by her and both disappeared around the rear of the store. Police said Arnold had several superficial scratches and a minor cut in the middle of his back where one of the robbers kept jabbing him with the knife. Arnold did not require treatment. It was later discovered the robbers also took a bottle of liquor and some beer valued at $7.25. Both suspects were in their 20's and neatly dressed, Arnold told police. ANNOUNCEMENTS CARD OF THANKS I wish to extend my appreciation and thanks to friends who were so kind and helpful during the illness and death of my wife, Fred S. Burchfield FLORISTS Macre's Florists DAY AND NIGHT KEYSTONE 5-8532 MORTUARIES Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mausoleum — Columbarium Phone: Fullerton LA. 5-1579 Res. Anaheim JE. 5-3811 Under Endowment Care HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 20 E. Broadway, Anahiem PHONE KE 5-4105 Dow-Jones 2 p.m. stock averages: 30 Industrials 629.20, up 2.12; 20 railroads 165.78, off 0.11; 15 utilities 92.68, off 0.16, and 65 stocks 215.64, up 0.33. Grain Market CHICAGO (UPI) — The grain market was mixed today on the Board of Trade. Wheat was off 1% to ¼; corn off ¼ to up 1%; oats off ¼ to up ¼; new oats unchanged to off %; rye off ½ to up %; soybeans off ½ to ¼; and lard off 15 to 8 points. 'I Don't Care Girl' In Critical Condition INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) — Mitzi Dore, burlesque's "I Don't Care Girl" who police said attempted suicide by gulping an overdose of tranquilizing pills while on an airliner, remained in critical condition today at Daniel Freeman Hospital. The attractive red-haired stripper from Alexandria, Va., was found it a stupor on the women's restroom aboard an American Airlines plane from Washington about a half hour before it landed at Los Angeles International Airport. Miss Dore, 32, carried a note addressed to Fred Raulin of Washington. It said: "Dear Fred: Hope you marry Nancy and will live happy ever after. I just can't go on living. Life is meaningless for me. "When I realized I lost you, I wouldn't want to stay in your way. But just can't. Love is not what it is. All my love, Mitzi." Temperatures United Press International Temperatures and prec for 24 hours ending at 4 High Lo Albuquerque 59 Atlanta 78 Bakersfield 83 Bismarck 57 Boise 63 Boston 49 Brownsville 84 Chicago 39 Denver 34 Detroit 50 Fairbanks 32 Fort Worth 72 Fresno 83 Helena 56 Kansas City 47 Los Angeles 74 Miami 83 Minneapolis 54 New Orleans 81 New York 60 Oakland 64 Oklahoma City 50 Palm Springs 90 Phoenix 83 Pittsburgh 51 Red Blu 83 Reno 67 Sacramento 81 Salt Lake City 52 San Diego 69 San Francisco'o 57 Seattle 69 Spokane 64 Stockton 84 Thermal 89 Tucson 79 Washington 66 Yuma 87 Four Utility Companies Ask Court to Return Over-Taxes Paid to Cities By Orange County News Service Claiming the county and many cities have levied illegal tax against them, four public utilities have filed a tax recovery suit Superior Court asking the resumed of $146,049.55. Named as defendants in the case is the County of Orange, Anamia, Buena Park, Fullerton, Newport Beach, Orange, Santa Habra, Huntington Beach, Seal Chach, Garden Grove and Cyess. The plaintiffs — The Southern Pacific Co., Pacific Electric Railroad Co., Southern Pacific Pipe Line, and the Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co. contend they were charged 50 per cent of the market value of their property while the state wide local rates were only 7 per cent. The taxes were paid by the firms but under protest and now they are asking the courts for the return of the excess amounts. The plaintiffs claim the 50 per cent rate is illegal and fraudulent and contrary to the state and federal laws. Specifically, the largest return Freeway Auto Flip Hurts Men in SA SANTA ANA (OCNS) — A sports roadster overturned on the Santa Ana Freeway here at 2 a.m. today, injuring the two occupants. The spectacular flip occurred just south of First Street, and outside the Santa Ana city limits. Taken to Santa Ana Community Hospital were the driver, Alam Nelson, 28, of Bell, and Richard McMann, 25, Glendale. They were returning to Los Angeles County from Laguna Beach. According to the report of the California Highway Patrol the northbound sports coupe initially swerved into the dirt center divider and then careened to the right across both northbound lanes, overturning near the First Street off-ramp. Both men were thrown from the overturning vehicle. Modena Youth Taken Big Convention Hall Okayed for Anaheim (Continued From Page 1) purpose when they saw fit to do so. Freedman said that the project should definitely be done in co-op eration with the city and he hoped to work out a mutually profitable agreement with the city whereby it would have an option on use: "First refusal rights." Freedman said that should City Council approve his plans it will take six months before work can actually begin on construction and that completion of the project could be expected sometime in 1900. Grove Woman on Trial For Slaying Husband (Continued From Page 1) rifle, having had experience in the use of the weapon, it was explained by Chatterton. She had reportedly complained to neighbors, Chatterton explained, there is no one who can testify seeing the man ever strike her or mistreat her. He described her as being very jealous and possessive. The victim, according to statements made yesterday, had served a prison term and had been in trouble for hot checks. Also defending Mrs. Dickson are Attorneys Joseph Armstrong and Orda Chandler. Only witness called to the stand yesterday was Marion Wisher, dispatcher for the Garden Grove Police Department, who described several calls made notifying police about the shooting. Mrs. Dickson is said to have called the station, saying she had seen these two running down the pier, and they stopped where this woman was sitting down, fishing, grabbed her fish knife from a of gear and put it to her thigh. Then they jerked her by the hand and pulled her up to her feet. SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (UPDATED) Two convicts escaped from Quentin Prison today and sent a woman hostage at knife-piece. The escapees held the woman at the end of the Marin County jail and Gun Club pier just north of the prison while armed guards faced them in an impact. San Quentin is about 12 m north of San Francisco on the west side of San Francisco Bay. The two convicts, both trust working outside the prison wiled on foot about a mile and half to the Rod and Gun Club about 9:15 a.m. p.s.t. A gun club member said convicts pulled a knife off a woman as she was fishing off pier. "Tell the Coast Guard to away from the pier or we will the woman if anyone comes no one shouted. The Coast Guard sent a boat and helicopter to the convicts yelled to the on guards facing them to a boat so they could across San Francisco Bay. The woman hostage was lieved to be a Mrs. Theresa La San Rafael. Mrs. Caroline Lato, Mill Val Calif., who was on the pier a time, said "I saw these two running down the pier, and they stopped where this woman was sitting down, fishing," grabbed her fish knife from a of gear and put it to her thigh. Then they jerked her by the hand and pulled her up to her feet. Corona Man Killed In Seadon Traffic Crash LAGUNA BEACH (OCNS) — Sumneriano N. Munar, 54, of Coa was killed in a head-on traffic crash on Laguna Canyon Rd. near Niguel Rd. at 7:10 a.m. today. Dep. Coroner Wally Fox said Munar's body was removed to the Laguna Beach Funeral Home. The deceased was an employee of the hotel Laguna. Fox said Munar's car collided with an auto driven by 1st LA. Karl Marlowe, 25, of Camp Pendleen. He was taken to El Toro Marine Base Dispensary where he was later reported in fair condition. Four Navy Men Killed in Bomber Explodes MANILA (UPI) — A U.S. Navy patrol bomber exploded in perfect weather during takeoff in Manila day today, killing four of the 12 crew members aboard. Two men were badly injured. A Navy announcement said the crash apparently was caused by malfunction of the jet rockets which assist the heavily loaded PSM Marlin seaplanes into the air. Names of the victims were not released. Modena Youth Taken From Parents in Tiff By Orange County News Service A 15-year-old El Modena youth who tried to stop a fight between his mother and father Sunday has been taken to a foster home following the arrest of his parents by sheriff's deputies on drunk in private charges. Booked into the jail facility were James Leegrand Evans, 36, and his wife, Helen, of 12248 Alameda. Also in the foster home is a 9-month-old infant the couple was caring for. The parents of little Rex Metcalf, whose father is a major in the Marines at El Toro, are reportedly in the State of Washington because of a death in the family. The infant was left with Evans and his wife. Deputies said Evans' son, attempted to keep him from striking his wife. Both Evans, a Marine, and his wife, had been reportedly drinking. It was reported. Weather Roundup TIDES FOR APRIL U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Coast and Geodetic Survey TUESDAY, APRIL 21 Sun rises 5:16 a.m.; sets 6:28 p.m. Sun rises 5:15 a.m.; sets 6:29 p.m. Moon rises 5:07 p.m.; sets 4:12 a.m. Moon rises 6:18 p.m.; sets 4:54 a.m. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 Sun rises 5:16 a.m.; sets 6:28 p.m. Sun rises 5:15 a.m.; sets 6:29 p.m. Moon rises 5:07 p.m.; sets 4:12 a.m. Moon rises 6:18 p.m.; sets 4:54 a.m. Low High 1:29 -0.3 7:44 4.9 2:24 -0.8 8:52 4.8 3:10 -1.1 9:21 4.7 3:18 -1.2 10:14 4.4 3:49 -1.2 11:12 4.0 6:46 -1.0 12:29 3.7 2:57 -0.5 9:09 6.3 High Low 1:29 -0.3 7:44 4.9 2:24 -0.8 8:52 4.8 3:10 -1.1 9:21 4.7 3:18 -1.2 10:14 4.4 3:49 -1.2 11:12 4.0 6:46 -1.0 12:29 3.7 NOTE: 120th Meridian or Pacific Standard Time. Bold type indicates p.m. U.S. Summary LOS ANGELES (UPI)—The nationwide morning weather summary as prepared by the U.S. Weather Bureau: A great band of fair weather extended early today from the Re The victim, according to statements made yesterday, had served a prison term and had been in trouble for hot checks. Also defending Mrs. Dickson are Attorneys Joseph Armstrong and Orda Chandler. Only witness called to the stand yesterday was Marion Wisher, dispatcher for the Garden Grove Police Department, who described several calls made notifying police about the shooting. Mrs. Dickson is said to have called the station, saying she had just shot her husband. Police had been informed of the slaying by a prior telephone call, however, said the witness. Double Funeral Held For Kin of C.W.Bland Funeral services were held yesterday in Los Angeles, for the aunt and mother of a long-time Bulletin employee. The double funeral under the direction of Pierce Brothers followed the deaths, both within 24 hours of each other, of Mrs. Charles Bland, mother of Bulletin National Advertising Manager C. William (Bill) Bland and Mrs. Bland's sister, Mrs. Ruth Gillman. Mrs. Gillman passed away Thursday at her home in Los Angeles. Mrs. Bland, only recently arrived in California to visit her sister, passed away the following day. They are survived by several nephews and nieces and Bland, a nine-year employee of the Bulletin Display Ad Department. Interment will be in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Farmer's Insurance Building Set in SA SANTA ANA (OCNS) — The Santa Ana City Council last night approved a variance permitting the farmers Underwriters Assn.to construct a $1,500,000 insurance building east of Flower St. between Memory Lane and the freeway. The vote was 4 to 1. Councilman Al Hall cast the dissenting ballot. In okaying the building, the council over-rode a denial recommendation by the city's planning commission. ADDING MACHINE Since 1923 ALFERNANDEE OFFICE EQUIPME Authorized Factory Age Name Brands 220 E. Commonweal Fullerton—LA 5-23 Temperatures United Press International Temperatures and precipitation for 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. High Low Prec. Albuquerque 59 32 .02 Atlanta 78 61 Bakersfield 83 59 Bismarck 57 26 Boise 63 40 Boston 49 39 .27 Brownsville 84 72 T. Chicago 39 34 .07 Denver 34 28 .06 Detroit 50 32 Fairbanks 32 15 Fort Worth 72 46 .22 Fresno 83 51 Helena 56 22 Kansas City 47 37 Los Angeles 74 — Miami 83 76 Minneapolis 54 32 New Orleans 81 67 .14 New York 60 43 .02 Oakland 64 51 Oklahoma City 50 39 Palm Springs 90 — Phoenix 83 60 Pittsburgh 51 35 .02 Red Bluff 83 54 Reno 67 33 Sacramento 81 48 Salt Lake City 52 31 San Diego 69 61 San Francisco 57 49 Seattle 69 48 Spokane 64 39 Stockton 84 48 Thermal 89 59 Tucson 79 51 Washington 66 47 Yuma 87 62 U.S. Summary LOS ANGELES (UPI)—The nationwide morning weather summary as prepared by the U.S. Weather Bureau: A great band of fair weather extended early today from the Pacific Northwest through the Great Lakes region into New England. Farther south, another long band of cloudiness accompanied by spotty precipitation ran from the eastern slopes of the Rockies through the south and central plains and into the middle and south Atlantic Coast states. There was scattered snow from the mountains of New Mexico and Colorado into the high plains, while thunderstorms occurred from Eastern Texas through Alabama into the Tennessee Valley. Warnings were issued for severe thunderstorms with damaging winds from Louisiana into Alabama. Scattered showers were expected from eastern Texas through the gulf states into the Carolinas. Generally fair weather prevailed in the southwestern part of the nation, with high temperatures expected to range in the 70s and 80s in most of those states. FOR WATER HEATERS Easy Payments and Plumbing Repairs Call a Plumber ORVAL STARMER KE 5-4959 ADDING MACHINE Since 1923 ALFERNANDEE OFFICE EQUIPMENT Authorized Factory Age Name Brands 220 E. Commonweal Fullerton—LA 5-231 Anoheim—KE 5-70 Jackson Drug Co. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS JUST ARRIVED IRIDESCENT MAGIC LIPSTICK By Max Factor Shades: Essence of Pe Golden Frost, Apricot Fr Petal Frost, Flamingo Pe Orchid Pearl, Desert Pe 125 Plus Tax Jackson Drug Co. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS RACING APR.10-MAY6 POST.TIME I:30 P.M. SATURDAY I:45 P.M. LOS ALAMITOS Woman Hostage Held by Escaped Quentin Pair QUENTIN, Calif. (UPI) — convicts escaped from San Quentin Prison today and seized woman hostage at knife-point. The escapees held the woman at end of the Marin County Rod Gun Club pier just north of prison while armed prisoners faced them in an impasse. Quentin is about 12 miles of San Francisco on the west of San Francisco Bay. The two convicts, both trustless, lying outside the prison walls, on foot about a mile and a half to the Rod and Gun Club at 9:15 a.m. p.s.t. The gun club member said the convicts pulled a knife on the man as she was fishing off the dock. The Coast Guard to stay away from the pier or we will kill the woman if anyone comes near," she shouted. The Coast Guard sent a patrol boat and helicopter to the scene. The convicts yelled to the prisons facing them to get on a boat so they could flee across San Francisco Bay. The woman hostage was beheaded to be a Mrs. Theresa Lopes, Rafael. Mrs. Caroline Lato, Mill Valley, Calif., who was on the pier at the time, said "I saw these two men running down the pier, and then they stopped where this woman is sitting down, fishing. They robbed her fish knife from a pile gear and put it to her throat. Then they jerked her by the hair and pulled her up to her feet. They were caught." DRIVER'S TEETH RATTLE TOO LONG BEACH (UPI) — City fireman John W. Makemason, 43, said he was driving his pickup truck Monday and listening for a rattle when his vehicle jumped a curb, knocked down a sign and smashed into a tree. Now everything in the truck rattles, Makemason said. March Employment Hits California Peak SACRAMENTO (UPI)—A new high March employment was reached last month when 5,609,000 persons went at work. Director of Industrial Relations John F. 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