anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-23

Orange Auction Market Report Orange auction. All markets: 56 72 88 113 138 163 First grade 4.17 4.28 3.80 3.81 3.58 3.38 56 72 88 113 138 163 Second grade 3.28 3.41 3.29 3.25 2.98 3.00 Trend: About unchanged. 105 126 150 180 Lemons 3.56 3.53 3.70 3.86 Trend: About steady. Market Quotations Courier of Dempsey Trader & Co. Fullerton-LA 6-1781 Members New York Stock Exchange (2:00 p.m. Averages B. T.) Air Reduction 86% American Can 42% American Hardware 35% Amerer Tel & Tel 256% American Tobacco 105% Anaconda Copper 47% Atchison, T. & SF 29% Beckman Instruments 61% Broadway-Hale Stores 65% Caterpillar Tr. 92% Calanese 31% Chrysler 64 Columbia Broadcast 45% Crown Zellerbach 56% Curtiss Wright 56% Piney Pred. 26% Douglas Aircraft 50 DuPont 235% Ford Motor Corp. 64% General Electric 81% General Motors 120% Goodyear T & R 21% Hurley Foods 21% L.B.M. 577 Kennecott Copper 113% Kimberly-Clark 60% Lockheed 36% Minute Maid 20 Montgomery Ward 44% National Cash Reg. 28% N.Y. Central 28% North American 46% Northrop Aircraft Inc. 30% Owens Corning Fibreglas 87! Pacific G & E 69! Pacific Lighting 82! Penney, J.C.Co. 109 Pennsylvania RR 18 Phillips Petroleum 51! Phelps Dodge 63 Republic Steel 11% Hewlett-McGraw 21% Rieffield Oil 91! Robertshaw-Fulton Co. 427! San Diego G & E 28! Sears Roebuck 44 Siegler 404! Signal Oil .A. 377! Southern Ry. 569! Soo Cal.Ed. 581! Soo Pacific RR 67 Standard Oil of Cal. 551! Standard Oil of N.J. 531! Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock prices generally showed easier tendencies early today in an extension of Wednesday's technical setback. There were a few sharply higher, however, and where losses occurred they generally were small. Day rose another 2½ points. Thiokol Chemical picked up another 3¼ points. International Salt nearly five points, and there were gains of a point or more in L.S. starrett, Thompson Products, James Leesl Harris Intertype, Eastman Kodak. American Telephone & Telegraph fell 2¼ to 255¾, the when-issued common a point, to 85%. As Goldman Sachs & Co., announced it is planning to make a secondary offering sometime during the day of 330,000 shares of American Telephone & Telegraph when issued. Losses of a point to two appeared in Zenith, Colgate-Palmolive, Firestone Tire, Youngstown Sheet & Tube, Allegheny-Ludlum Steel, Allied Laboratories, Standard Oil of California, General Electric, and Eastern Air Lines. Pep Boys Business Meet To Be Held In LA Soon Holdup Suspects Alibi from Witness (Continued From Long as they could re-restand at S-1 and weigh pounds. They also stress that he has a limp, to a handicap. Although identified persons who were in Seas at the time of the including Mrs. Leslie Sullivan bartender Willard Howe has been raised over weight and physical acadia. He was reportedly held time of the robbery, obeyedness, and was seen rail and tear out a telephone. Also fingering the thief from the grave was the Simpson, who was slain his home in February had identified the Tacoona a preliminary hearing and his testimony was the record as part of the proceedings. The defendant denied questions thrown at him cutting attorney James lying to the crime. Terefef to a Tom Jenkin recently serving a prison Rosoto's brother, Mike, defendant if he had put crime with these two men. Rosoto strongly denies questions in this series. The defendant, who chanced tradition proceedings again in Washington were disclosing a hearing, did back to California with and children to give him and clear his name. Final arguments and by the jury by Superior Judge Lynn Davis are anticipated. The trial began Monday. DAIRY LOS ANGELES (UPI-FSMNS)—Dairy market: Eggs: Wholesale uncandled to producer graded for size 40 per cent unquoted; candled to retailer f.o.b. distributor plants (delivered 1½ cents higher) AA extra large 39¼-41¼, A extra large 37¼-39¼, AA large 33¼-36¼, A large 29¼-31¼, B large 25¼-28¼, AA medium 26¼-29¼, A medium 23¼-25¼, AA small 21½-24¼, A small 18½-20½; consumers AA large 47-51, A large 37-47, AA medium 41-43, A medium 35-37, AA small 33-41, A small 31-35. Poultry: Fryers (at ranch) 17-19, caponette fryers (at ranch) 21-25, light type hens 8½-11, hen's cross 11-13. Butter: Prices to retailers grade AA 67¼-72, A 67-70. Mexico Firm Merges With Kaiser Aluminum OAKLAND (UPI) — Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp. announced Tuesday that its stockholders have voted approval of a merger with Mexico Refractories Co. of Mexico, Mo. Mexico will operate as a division of Kaiser Chemical Division, the company said. Graph when issued. Losses of a point to 2 appeared in Zenith, Colgate-Palmolive, Firestone Tire, Youngstown Sheet & Tube, Allegheny-Ludlum Steel, Allied Laboratories, Standard Oil of California, General Electric, and Eastern Air Lines. Pep Boys Business Meet To Be Held In LA Soon More than 350 employees of the Pep Boys, Manny, Moe and Jack Auto Supply Stores will convene Sunday, April 26 at Rodger Young Auditorium in Los Angeles for their 27th Annual Sales Conference. Inasmuch as last year's meeting slogan, "Business is Great in '8', was most prophetic... (It turned out to be the best year in Pep Boys history) ... this year's meeting will be keynoted with the slogan, 'Business was great in '8' and is going to be fine in '8.'" Murray Rosenfeld, Pep Boys general manager stated that the assembled group will hear of the company's advertising and promotional plans for the balance of the year. There will also be many demonstrations and exhibits from Pep Boys key suppliers. Company expansion plans, including the opening of two and possibly three additional stores this year, will be revealed. One new store, in Fullerton, has already been opened in 1959. Siegler Announces Mobile Trailer Pact John G. Brooks, president of the Siegler Corp., announced receipt of a new contract totaling almost one-half million dollars by the Hallamore Electronics Division for modification of special mobile test trailers for Convair's Atlas missile program. Originally constructed by Hallamore in 1956, eleven such vehicles are involved in the work contract to revise and provide new electronic test equipment to handle today's version of the Atlas. According to Brooks, "The present Atlas ballistics weapon presents a much more complicated picture, as regards test procedures, than the previous models. This modification also includes installation of newly developed equipment to check-out, monitor and analyze pre-flight and in-flight telemetered information to meet Convair specifications." The traillers, measuring 40-feet questions in this series. The defendant, who chased tradition proceedings against in Washington were disclosing lowing a hearing, aid back to California with children to give him and clear his name. Final arguments and the jury by Superior Judy Lynn Davis are anticipating The trial began Monday. Military To Close More State Shores SANTA BARBARA (UP) state Small Craft Harbor mission has voted to try a proposed closing of 32 Southern California coasts the military. The request to close the section from Point Salton Conception was made eased by the Navy. The area roughly from Vandenbergen Force Base to the Point Naval Missile Facility. The commission voted to a letter of protest to the Corps of Engineers and H.G. Stevens, commissionary and chief of the station of Natural Resource mission to try to block construction in Washington. In other action, the commission approved a loan of $10,000 dies. San Bernardino County's for an $8,000 loan for plevee work was referred commission staff. Beckman Instrument Quality Chief Names Appointment of John Wass as quality control chief Scientific and Process Institution of Beckman Institute Ic., Fullerton, is announcing Manufacturing Manager B. Bell. Spray, former Inspection visor, will direct all inspection quality control functions division. Beckman's Science Process Instruments manufacturers analytical mentation for scientific medicine, and industrial control. Prior to joining Beckman 1946. Spray served three with the U.S. Air Force. He was an inspection suit for Curtiss Wright Corp. plane Division. Robertson and inspector for Century. Mexico Firm Merges With Kaiser Aluminum OAKLAND (UPI) — Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp. announced Tuesday that its stockholders have voted approval of a merger with Mexico Refractories Co. of Mexico, Mo. Mexico will operate as a division of Kaiser Chemical Division, the company said. ANNOUNCEMENTS OBITUARIES Funeral services for Lura M. Gordon will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel, Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. Robert L. Eisnspahr will officiate. Interment will be made in the Brownfield Cemetery, Brownfield, Maine. FLORISTS Macre's Florists Day and Night Keystone 5-8532 MORTUARIES Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mausoleum — Columbarium— Phone: Fullerton LA. 5-1575 Res. Anaheim KE. 6-2011 Under Endowment Care HILGENFELD MORTUARY Fearful Courtous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Beckman Managers Announced by Chief Appointment of Paul Ayers as service manager and Elwood F. Blondfield as training manager for the Scientific and Process instruments Division of Beckman Instruments, Inc., Fullerton, is announced by John M. Manypenny, assistant marketing manager. Ayers, former service manager for laboratory instrumentation, will direct product service programs for both scientific and process instruments in his new post. Prior to Joining Beckman in 1946, he was associated with the Aluminum Company of America and served as a sonar technician with the U.S. Navy. Blondfield will supervise sales, service and customer training programs for the division which manufactures precision analytical instrumentation for scientific laboratories, medical research, and industrial process control. Blondfield formerly served as a product line manager. Prior to joining Beckman in 1953, he was an instructor in radar computer systems at Lowery Air Force Base in Denver. BREA (OCNS) — Establishes of a restaurant here on the side of Brea Canyon Rd. Northeast of Central Ave., celed the approval of the city Planning Commission. A use variance was issued the alteration of an existing dence into a restaurant. Anaheim Sales Manager Attended Retail Co. Earl Ebeling, General Manager of R. W. Marsellini Anaheim, was one of five dealership sale managers attended a three-day management conference in Los Angeles by M. Edsel-Lincoln Division office personnel. Holdup Suspects Gets Alibi from Witnesses (Continued From Page 1) long as they could recall. Rosoto stands at 5-1 and weighs about 130 pounds. They also stressed the fact that he has a limp, the result of a handicap. Although identified by several persons who were in the South Seas at the time of the robbery, including Mrs. Leslie Simpson, and bartender Willard Howe, an issue has been raised over the man's weight and physical actions. He was reportedly heavier at the time of the robbery, observed witnesses, and was seen to vault a rail and tear out a telephone. Also fingering the defendant from the grave was the late Leslie Simpson, who was slain outside his home in February. Simpson had identified the Tacoma man at a preliminary hearing in January and his testimony was read into the record as part of the current proceedings. The defendant denied a series of questions thrown at him by prosecuting attorney James Turner relating to the crime. Turner referred to a "Tom Jenkins," currently serving a prison term, and Rosoto's brother, Mike, asking the defendant if he had plotted the crime with these two men. Rosoto strongly denied all the questions in this series. The defendant, who claimed extradition proceedings against him in Washington were dismissed following a hearing, alld he came back to California with his wife and children to give himself up and clear his name. Final arguments and briefing of the jury by Superior Judge Karl Lynn Davis are anticipated today. The trial began Monday. Western High Key Club Gets Group’s Charter The weekly meeting of the Kiwanis Breakfast Club of Southwest Anaheim was held this morning at 7:30 in the Gourmet Restaurant of the Disneyland Hotel. A presentation of the National Key Club Charter was made by District Lt. Governor Clyde L. Nickle, Anaheim, to Mike Meldau, President of the Western High School Key Club. The 29 charter members of the club attended the breakfast as guests of the Kiwanis Club of Southwest anaheim. New officers of the club are Mike Meldau, president; Dick Steenbergen, vice-president, and Leroy McNutt, secretary-treasurer. Western High School's faculty advisor is Ken McKee. Guest speaker at the event was Arthur "Red" Patterson, Publicity Director of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Patterson has been affiliated with eight pennant winning clubs, seven of whom became world champions. Patterson lives in Fullerton's Sunny Hills area. Program Chairman for the day was Dr. William C. Kellogg, chairman of the Key Club Committee. Toastmasters Win Honors for Speeches Winner of both the Best Speaker Cup and the Most Improved Speaker award at Toastmasters 1205 was Charles Renck, with an interesting and inspiring speech Diabetics And Families To Hear Consultations The first scheduled meeting in Orange County for diabetics, their families or interested persons will be held April 30, 7:30 p.m. in room 102, County Health Building, 645 N. Ross, Santa Ana. Dr. William K. Friend, pediatrician, and Dr. Robert E. Ball, cardiac specialist, will address the group. Later during the discussion period, they will answer questions. Formation of this group, for the purpose of learning more about diabetes and how to live comfortably with it, is being spearheaded by Mrs. Herbert Michel of Santa Ana and Mrs. Vernel P. Holmberg of Orange. The women stated that the group will not solicit funds nor conduct any fund raising activities. Those in charge hope to develop the organization to a point where they will be able to obtain top level professional experts, doctors and dietitians, to address the forums. Free literature also will be distributed at the meeting. There will be no admission charge. Anaheim Man Joins Kwikset Sales Staff Jay Harris, formerly Customer Relations representative with Kwikset Sales and Service Company of Anaheim, has recently joined the sales force, covering part of metropolitan Los Angeles and the southern part of California from Los Angeles to the Mexican border. Harris is a graduate of the University of California at Los Angeles, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing. Prior to this, he spent four years in the Air Force as an electronics instructor, and saw service in Korea. Anaheim Built Crimes Stage Leon Albert Landry, confessed burglar apprehended Santa Ana police early morning, has admitted to police that he committed glaries in this city during six months. Landry, who live at 630 Mont St., broke down fenced after Santa Ana poisoned by burglary of the Towns Neering Company, 804 M while he was in the stage drunk charge. Landry told Anaheim Ictive Clarence Johnson committed most of his while at least slightly influence of alcohol. Mo LA Woman Gets In Anaheim Damage SANTA ANA (OCNS) Superior Court jury afternoon reached a verdict of a woman suing over the Palms Restaurant in Dorothy Williams of Los Angeles will receive $634 for injunction received at the Palms F last year. The woman claims slipped and fell in the path of the establishment. The plaintiff had asked ages of $10,000. The case was heard in of Superior Judge Thompson, and began More verdict was against J Dorothy Dutton. Military To Close One More State Shoreline SANTA BARBARA (UPI) — The state Small Craft Harbors Commission has voted to try to block a proposed closing of 32 miles of Southern California coastline by the military. The request to close the coastal section from Point Sal to Point Conception was made earlier by the Navy. The area extends roughly from Vandenberg Air Force Base to the Point Arguello Naval Missile Facility. The commission voted to write a letter of protest to the Army Corps of Engineers and to give H.G. Stevens, commission secretary and chief of the state Division of Natural Resources, permission to try to block the closure in Washington. In other action, the commission approved a loan of $10,000 to Needles. San Bernardino County's request for an $8,000 loan for park and levee work was referred to the commission staff. Beckman Instruments Quality Chief Named Appointment of John V. Spray as quality control chief for the Scientific and Process Instruments Division of Beckman Instruments, Inc., Fullerton, is announced by Manufacturing Manager Edward B. Bell. Spray, former inspection supervisor, will direct all inspection and quality control functions for the division. Beckman's Scientific and Process Instruments Division manufacturers analytical instrumentation for scientific research, medicine, and industrial process control. Prior to Joining Beckman in 1946, Spray served three years with the U.S. Air Force. Earlier, he was an inspection supervisor for Curtiss Wright Corp.'s Airplane Division, Robertson, Mo., and inspector for Century Electronics. Toastmasters Win Honors for Speeches Winner of both the Best Speaker Cup and the Most Improved Speaker award at Toastmasters 1205 was Charles Renck, with an interesting and inspiring speech on "The Challenge of Energy." New member Will Lindsay, Fullerton, gave his first speech, known as the "Icebreaker." Lindsay told of his boyhood days in Arizona, his experiences as a Professional Engineer locally, and his ambitions. Russ Svelven discussed the merits of an employee suggestion system in a talk entitled "Dormant Assets." Bill Nix, Anaheim, also walked away with two awards, one for the best evaluation of another member's speech, and the other for his humorous two minute "table Topic" about his first experience in politics. Plans were made for a formal debate two weeks hence on "Resolved, That Capital Punishment Should Be Abolished." Men interested in Toastmasters are invited to call George McInnis, LA 5-7904. Sales Representative Appointment Announced Patrick Mulcahy has recently joined the Kwikset Sales and Service Company as sales representative serving the Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and North and South Dakota territory. The appointment was announced by Roy C. Bolt, Vice President. Mulcahy comes to the Kwikset organization with considerable background and experience in the builders' hardware field, having been a manufacturer's representative for the past three years. Habra Woman Files Suit For Truck-Car Collision SANTA ANA (OCNS) — A $35,000 personal injury suit has been filed here by Doris Stebbins, 1731 Lindauer St., La Habra, as the result of a Feb. 27 traffic collision at Magnolia St., and Orangewood Ave. Injuries are claimed by Mrs. Stebbins and her passenger, eight-year-old Mark Carlson. The suit alleged a collision with a truck driven by a Peter Adamo, or a Joe Adamo, because both men were in the vehicle. Weather Roundup TIDES FOR APRIL U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Coast and Goodwill Survey THURSDAY, APRIL 23 Sun rises 3:14 a.m.; sets 6:30 p.m. Sun rises 5:13 a.m.; sets 6:44 p.m.; sets 6:54 p.m.; sets 7:13 p.m. Low 3:10 -1.1 9:21 -4.7 2:57 -0.5 9:00 Low 3:40 -1.3 10:14 -4.4 2:38 -0.9 9:00 Low 3:58 -1.2 11:12 -4.6 2:22 -1.4 10:34 Low 6:46 -1.0 1:29 -3.7 6:14 -1.8 High 2:97 -0.3 9:09 -6.2 High 2:98 -5.8 7:50 -0.6 High 2:99 -5.0 9:01 -0.3 High 2:99 -4.4 10:14 -0.1 High 4:19 -4.1 11:21 -0.1 NOTE: 120th Meridian or Pacific Standard Time. Placentia Accounts Joins National Clu Arthur L. Winney, Jr., child Dr., Placentia, was accepted as a member of Angeles Chapter of The Association of Accountants. Winery is head cost acc at Anaconda Wire & Cable, a Placentia Board Member hobbies are gardening a radio. Church of God ON In Anaheim by Go SANTA ANA (OCNS) — planners took under subm zoning variance application Anaheim church that ap has been operating "out for two years. The applicant is the Ch God, situated on the east milt Webster St., a quarter mile of Orange Ave. Spokesmen for the church is now in operation. The site is zoned for rural use. The congregation ing a conditional use per establish a church.” Inspection supervisor will direct all inspection and quality control functions for the division. Beckman's Scientific and Process Instruments Division manufacturers analytical instrumentation for scientific research, medicine, and industrial process control. Prior to joining Beckman in 1946, Spray served three years with the U.S. Air Force. Earlier, he was an inspection supervisor for Curtiss Wright Corp.'s Airplane Division, Robertson Mo., and inspector for Century Electric, St. Louis, Mo. Spray lives in Garden Grove with his wife and four children. Buena Park Man Joins LA Accountants Chapter Russell S. Nash, 6065 Arizona Dr., Buena Park, was recently accepted as a member of Los Angeles Chapter of The National Association of Accountants. Nash is office manager of Micromatic Hone Corporation and member of the First Congregational Church. Brea Canyon Restaurant OK'd by Planning Body BREA (OCNS) — Establishment of a restaurant here on the west side of Brea Canyon Rd., just northeast of Central Ave., has received the approval of the County Planning Commission. A use variance was issued for the alteration of an existing residence into a restaurant. Anaheim Sales Manager Attended Retail Confab Earl Ebeling, General Sales Manager of R. W. Marsellus, Inc., Anaheim, was one of fifty MEL dealership sale managers who attended a three-day retail management conference conducted in Los Angeles by Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln Division home office personnel. GG Electric Firm Sues For Katella Job Payment SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Garden Grove Electrical Supply Co. has filed a lawsuit here asking payment for merchandise which was allegedly supplied for the construction of buildings at 10842-10852 Katella Ave. Named as defendants are the World Electric Co., and the present owners of the building. The suit asks payment of a $5608 balance on an $18,076 account. Siegler Awarded Army Signal Corps Contract FORT MONMOUTH, N.J. — An Army Signal Corps contract for $39,278 has been awarded to the Siegler Corp., Hallamore Electronic Company Division, 714 North Brookhurst Ave., it was announced today by the U. S. Army Signal Supply Agency Fort Monmouth Procurement Office. The contract calls for special Heco supplies. Grain Market CHICAGO (UPI) — Soybeans were firm and other grains lower today on the Board of Trade. Wheat was off % to up %; corn off 1% to %; oats off % to up %; new oats unchanged to off %; rye up % to %; soybeans up % to %; and lard off 18 to 5 points. Temperatures United Press International Temperatures and precipitation for 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. High Low Prec. Albuquerque 70 45 Atlanta 62 45 Bakersfield 70 45 Bismarck 70 36 Boston 53 37 Brownsville 67 60 Chicago 51 44 Denver 64 41 Detroit 59 40 Fairbanks 42 27 Fort Worth 65 43 Fresno 84 56 Helena 58 32 Kansas City 64 47 Los Angeles 79 60 Miami 92 68 Minneapolis 67 42 New Orleans 69 56 New York 57 43 Oakland 68 50 Oklahoma City 61 40 Palm Springs 96 — Phoenix 91 61 Pittsburgh 58 36 Red Bluff 82 54 Reno 73 41 Sacramento 79 52 Salt Lake City 71 42 San Diego 73 60 San Francisco 61 51 Seattle 59 44 Spokane 64 42 .01 Stockton 81 53 Thermal 94 62 Tucson 88 55 Washington 62 47 Yuma 96 65 U.S. Summary LOS ANGELES (UP) morning nationwide weather mary as prepared by the Weather Bureau: Clear skies prevailed over of the South this morning; dry weather pattern was ant in much of the country ever, some cloudiness lingered the East and dawn few patches of rain scattered Southern Pennsylvania into Carolinas. There also was cloudiness parts of the mid-Atlantic Temperaturewise, there few readings in the 20s clear skies in parts of New land. Low readings also were ed as a result of a cold which spread cool air from per Great Lakes into parts Midwest. Temperatures in occurred in Minnesota and Dakota. Variable cloudiness and su prevailed over the Pacific Generally fair weather co in California. Dow-Jones Average United Press International Dow-Jones 2 p.m. stock ages: 30 industrials 623.0,1.18; 20 railroads 167.71,u15 utilities 91.85,off0.35, stocks 213.92,off0.35. Anaheim Burglar Tells Police Of Crimes Staged Throughout City Leon Albert Landry, 31-year-old confessed burglar apprehended by Santa Ana police early Tuesday morning, has admitted to Anaheim police that he committed 21 burglaries in this city during the last six months. Landry, who live at 629 W. Vermont St., broke down and confessed after Santa Ana police questioned him regarding an attempted burglary of the Townsend Engineering Company, 804 McClay St., while he was in the station on a drunk charge. Landry told Anaheim Police Detective Clarence Johnson that he committed most of his crimes while at least slightly under the influence of alcohol. Most of his loot was in the form of cash, although police yesterday recovered a radio and electric shaver at his home. The main targets were medical centers, although he also hit small retailers and the Anaheim J. C. Penney store. At that time, he waited in the basement until the store was empty, then looked for money. Unable to find any, he found he could not break out of the building. He pent a nervous two hours before he finally managed to escape. Landry used the same technique on the Weber Book Store, 139-141 W. Center St. In that crime, heransacked the basement safe and made off with $10. Other establishments robbed by the daring burglar were: The Automobile Club of Southern California, which he hit on October 14, 1958, and again on March 21, 1950; the Center Furniture Store, 337 E. Center St., on December 14, and 25, for a total of $72; the Physician's and Surgeon's Credit Exchange in the California Bank Building on March 31, 1959; the Parker Detective Agency, same building; the Medical and Dental Clinic, 919 E. Center St., on March 12, 59; the office of Dr. William J. Calvey, California Bank Building; the office of Dr. Martin Miller, 305 N. Palm St., for $151 from a floor safe; the Ritz Cleaners on January 22 and March 6, 1959; the Arnold E. Howard Electric Company, 130 S. Lemon St., on December 28, 1958, and the Broadway Medical Center at 1673 Broadway on January 11, 1959. Landry preyed primarily upon medical centers, he told police heFalse Arrest Suit Filed Against Sheriff Musick (OCNS) — A Huntington Beach man who claims he was illegally arrested, has filed a $25,000 suit against Sheriff James Musick and investigator Frank Dean of the Juvenile Department. Alexander C. Crossman, 5126 Dunbar, who was arrested May 20 of last year at his home, alleges he was held five days in jail and was refused information as to the charges or taken before a proper court. He was booked on seven felony counts, but despite his request, he was never presented with the written charges. He complains. The plaintiff also alleges the arrest was made without a search warrant. A written complaint charging him with vagrancy and battery was finally filed two weeks after his arrest, he states in the suit. LA Woman Gets $634 In Anaheim Damage Suit SANTA ANA (OCNS) — A Superior Court jury yesterday afternoon reached a verdict in favor of a woman suing owners of the Palms Restaurant in Anaheim. Dorothy Williams of Los Angeles will receive $634 for injuries she received at the Palms Feb. 28 of last year. The woman claims she slipped and fell in the parking lot of the establishment. The plaintiff had asked for damages of $10,000. The case was heard in the court of Superior Judge Raymond Thompson, and began Monday. The verdict was against Jack and Dorothy Dutton. Gorin Given Continuance In Ogle Extortion Trial SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Catalina Island business man Nate Gorin, yesterday got a continuance in his Santa Ana-Orange Municipal Court preliminary hearing on an attempted extortion charge. The new hearing date: 10 a.m. May 6. The District Attorney's office has moved Gorin be held to answer for the alleged crime in higher court. Gorin got a continuance two weeks ago to enable his attorney to be on hand for proceedings today. Gorin is accused of attempting to extort $2,500 from Orange County Counsel Joel Ogle. Gorin claims the money was paid to disbarred Los Angeles attorney Roy Dorothy Williams of Los Angeles will receive $634 for injuries she received at the Palms Feb. 28 of last year. The woman claims she slipped and fell in the parking lot of the establishment. The plaintiff had asked for damages of $10,000. The case was heard in the court of Superior Judge Raymond Thompson, and began Monday. The verdict was against Jack and Dorothy Dutton. Placentia Accountant Joins National Club Arthur L. Winney, Jr., 123 Orchid Dr., Placentia, was recently accepted as a member of the Los Angeles Chapter of The National Association of Accountants. Winniey is head cost accountant at Anaconda Wire & Cable Co. and a Placentia Board Member. His hobbies are gardening and ham radio. Church of God OK'd In Anaheim by County SANTA ANA (OCNS) — County planners took under submission a zoning variance application of an Anaheim church that apparently has been operating "out of zone" for 195 years. The applicant is the Church of God, situated on the east side of Webster St., a quarter mile south of Orange Ave. Spokesmen for the church said it is now in operation. The site is zoned for agricultural use. The congregation is seeking a conditional use permit "to establish a church." Roundup R APRIL OF COMMERCH detective Survey FRIDAY, APRIL 24 Sun rises 8:13 a.m.; sets 6:30 p.m. Moon rises 9:39 p.m.; sets 7:24 a.m. Low 2:57 0.5 9:09 6.3 3:38 0.9 9:51 6.2 4:22 1.4 10:36 6.0 6:14 1.8 High 2:39 2.6 7:23 2.3 4:97 3.7 9:09 2.4 5:29 2.9 10:45 2.2 6:15 4.3 105th Meridian or Pacific Daylight Saving Time begins 28 April 1959. April 28-30 have been reduced to this time. Alpha Beta Announces Stock Dividend Bonus The Board of Directors of Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc., this week declared the usual quarterly dividends of 22½ cents on Common stock and 12¾ cents on the Class A Preferred stock. Both dividends are payable May 25 to all stockholders of record at the close of business as of April 24, according to Claude W. Edwards, President. Employer's Deadline On Reports Looms Thursday, April 30, is the deadline for filing California unemployment insurance wage reports and contribution returns for the first quarter of 1959, R. C. Hiatt, Auditor in Charge for the State Department of Employment in Santa Ana today reminded employers. Penalty and interest will be charged if the report is filed after the deadline, Hiatt said. Employers needing assistance is preparing their returns may contact the Audit District Office at 1619 W. 17th St., Santa Ana, or by telephoning Klimberly 2-8843. VACUUM CLEANER Parts-Repairs U.S. Summary LOS ANGELES (UPI)—The morning nationwide weather summary as prepared by the U.S. Weather Bureau: Clear skies prevailed over most of the South this morning, and a dry weather pattern was dominant in much of the country. However, some cloudiness lingered over the East and dawn found a few patches of rain scattered from southern Pennsylvania into the Carolinas. There also was cloudiness over parts of the mid-Atlantic states. Temperaturewise, there were a few readings in the 20s under clear skies in parts of New England. Low readings also were recorded as a result of a cold front which spread cool air from the upper Great Lakes into parts of the Midwest. Temperatures in the 20s occurred in Minnesota and North Dakota. Variable cloudiness and sunshine prevailed over the Pacific states; generally fair weather continued in California. 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