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Orange Auction Market Report Orange auction. All markets: 40 48 56 72 88 113 138 163 First grade 4.45 4.22 4.31 4.20 3.73 3.70 3.54 3.36 48 56 72 88 113 138 163 Second grade 3.52 3.37 3.33 3.28 3.24 3.18 3.20 Trend: Steady. 105 126 150 180 216 245 Lemons 3.83 3.68 3.79 3.78 3.98 3.97 Trend: Easier, lower. Citrus LOS ANGELES (UPI)—The local citrus report as prepared by Federal-State Market News Service: Grapefruit, lemon and orange prices unchanged. ANNOUNCEMENTS OBITUARIES FOWLER, Esther C., 55, of 318 Melrose Ave., Anaheim, passed away Saturday evening at Garden Park Hospital after a lengthy illness. A native of Oklahoma, she had lived in Anaheim the past 21 years. She was an employee of the Kwikset Lock Corp. in Anaheim for 10 years prior to the onset of her illness. She is survived by her husband, J. S. Fowler of Anaheim; sons, Millard Fowler of Springdale, Arkansas, George Fowler of Fulleton and Phinis Fowler, U.S. Army stationed in Germany; brothers, Ed Clemens of Texas, Wilson Clemens of Texas and Woodrow Clemens of Oklahoma; sister, Mrs. Blanche Johnson of Oklahoma and four grandchildren. Services will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. at McAulay & Suters Mortuary Chapel with Bro. Ben Franklin, Placentia Ave., Church of Christ, Anaheim, and Bro. Afton Stevens, Church of Christ, Fullerton, officiating. Burial will be at Loma Vista Memorial Park. Market Quotations Courtesy of Dempsey Tegeler & Co. Fullerton-LA 6-7281 Members New York State Exchange (2:00 p.m. Average T. R.T.) Air Reduction 87 American Can 42% American Hardware 34 Amer Tel & Tel 255 American Tobacco 104% Anaconda Copper 66% Atchison, T. & SF 29% Beckman Instruments 66% Broadway-Hale Stores 45% Celenese 31% Chrysler 67% Columbia Broadcast 48% Crown Zellerbach 56 Curtiss Wright 31% Disney Prod. 59 Douglas Aircraft 51! DuPont 245 Ford Motor Corp. 65 General Electric 83% General Motors 50% Goodyear T & R 128 Hunt Foods 21% B.M. Kenneth Copper 114% Kimberly Clark 61% Lockheed 38% Minute Maid 197% Montgomery Ward 46 National Cash Reg. 72% N.Y. Central 28% North American 46% Northern Aircraft Inc. 39% Owens Corning Fibreglas 70! Pacific G & E 64% Pacific Lighting 50! Penny/J.C. Co. 10 Pennsylvania HR Phillips Petroleum 50% Philips Dodge 63% Republic Steel 71% Rheem Mfg. 21 Richfield Oil 80% Robertshaw-Fulton Co. 43! San Diego G & E Seary Roebuck 44% Siegler 43 Southern Ry 56 So Cal, Ed. 59 Stocks NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks trimmed their upward course specialty issues, electronics in particular, leading the way. Gains among the electric ranged to 7½ points in Zenith ton, Hoffman, Texas Instruc and Ratheon added around points. General Time more than Mororola 5 points. International Salt, a sharp er in the latter part of last year ran up another 5 points. Were good gains in Polaroid, mont Mining, American Mac Metals, American Viscose, Me Co., Tennessee Corp., The Norwich Pharmacal, Oxford er, DuPont. Woman Injured By Fall Into Swimming Pool Injuries were sustained by year-old Priscilla Gould, 22 Loma Linda Dr., yesterday after she was inadvert knocked into a swimming under construction at 206 S.ern. The victim of the accident making a sketch of the pool possible flower arranger while her friend, and owner o house at that address, Frank so, 31, shovelled away excess According to the testimony gave police, he failed to r Gould woman and s around with the shovel, str her in the small of the back knocking her into the empty According to the police re the woman was suffering shock and numerous abrasions the head, arms and legs. Auties at Anaheim Memorial H Army stationed in Germany; brothers, Ed Clemens of Texas; Wilson Clemens of Texas and Woodrow Clemens of Oklahoma; sister, Mrs. Blanche Johnson of Oklahoma and four grandchildren. Services will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. at McAulay & Suters Mortuary Chapel with Bro. Ben Franklin, Placentia Ave. Church of Christ, Anaheim, and Bro. Afton Stevens, Church of Christ, Fullerton, officiating. Burial will be at Loma Vista Memorial Park. FLORISTS MACRE'S FLORISTS DAY AND NIGHT KEYSTONE 5-8532 MORTUARIES Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mausoleum — Columbarium — Pharo: Fullerton LA. 5-1573 Res. Anaheim KE. 5-3811 Under Endowment Care HILGENFELD MORTUARY Holt Oil Courteous Service 20 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 DOW-JONES AVERAGES United Press International Dow-Jones 2 p.m. stock averages: 30 industrials 631.11, up 3.72; 20 railroads 167.89, off 0.11; 15 utilities 91.50, off 0.16, and 65 stocks 215.29, up 0.67. Fairhaven Memorial Park The Southland's Most Beautiful Memorials MAUSOLEUM • COLUMBARIUM • CEMETERY sheltered by the rare TREES of the WORLD On Fairheren Avenue Between Santa Ana and Oranges AMERICA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL ROSE GARDEN AMERICA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL ROSE GARDEN Visit the "Pageant of Roses," with more than 4000 plants featuring 240 varieties that grow best in this area. Located across from the Mortuary and Administration Buildings at beautiful Rose Hills EASY TO REACH VIA FREEWAYS AND MAIN THOROUGHFARES ROSE HILLS Memorial Park 2000 S. Workman Mill Road • Whitier Stocks NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks continued their upward course with specialty issues, electronics in particular, leading the way. Insights among the electronics led to 7½ points in Zenith. Lit., Hoffman, Texas Instruments and Ratheon added around 3 points. General Time more than Mororola 5 points. International Salt, a sharp gain in the latter part of last week, up another 5 points. There are good gains in Polaroid, Newt Mining, American Machine Foundry, American Machine & Potals, American Viscose, Martin Tennessee Corp., Thiolok, Schwich Pharmacal, Oxford Pap-DuPont. Woman Injured By Fall Into Swimming Pool Injuries were sustained by 30-year-old Priscilla Gould, 227 S. Lima Linda Dr., yesterday after she was inadvertently locked into a swimming pool after construction at 206 S. West. The victim of the accident was taking a sketch of the pool and possible flower arrangements like her friend, and owner of the use at that address, Frank Rusch 31, shovelled away excess dirt, according to the testimony he gave police, he failed to notice Gould woman and swung down with the shovel, striking in the small of the back and locking her into the empty pool. According to the police report woman was suffering fromck and numerous abrasions on head, arms and legs. Author-ist Anahelia Memorial Hospital Homeowners and Magnolia School Officials Discuss School Site Further discussion is forthcoming on the objected proposed Magnolia elementary school site adjacent to Ventura Street after Magnolia School District officials met with property owners at the Brookhurst Junior High cafeteria, last night. A petition with 107 signatures was sent to the Superintendent of Schools March 27, objecting to the proposed site location because of better locations in areas not already occupied by R-1 housing, and because the ingress is not suited through a residential district already restricted by one access to a primary artery. Ken Neilson, superintendent for the Magnolia School District; Rex Merison, business manager; Jack Wood and Hymen Cohen, members of the board of trustees, attended the meeting last night to answer questions about the proposed site. Al Kravitz was spokesman for the home-owners group which numbers 58 homes in the tract. Neilson invited members of the group to attend the regular Board of Trustees meeting at 7:30 p.m., Monday, May 4, to discuss further any views. Another discussion meeting is planned for May 28. Neilson said that the Board of Trustees wishes to explore the Stanton Girl Struck By Auto, Hospitalized A five-year-old Stanton girl was a patient at Garden Grove Hospital with a possible concussion this Impact of Crash Tosses Countians From Vehicle At 11:10 p.m., Saturday, a car driven by Thomas Goodman, 15321 S. Van Buren, Midway City went off a curve on Ball Road, just west of Baton Way. The impact of the car hitting a utility pole knocked Goodman's passenger out the right front door. They were Michael Houser, 13422 Edward St., Westminster, and Paul Neilas, 19, 11812 E. Sugar, Santa Anita Both sustained only minor injury and were treated by a private physician. State Bankers Group Slates Spring Meet Members of the California Bankers Association in Group Four comprising Imperial, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Santa Diego Counties, will hold the spring meeting near San Bernardo on Saturday, May 2. Group President James T. Dyke, vice president and manager, California Bank, Corona Mar, will preside at the afternoon and evening session in the rowhead Springs Hotel. Weather TIDES U. S. DEPARTMENT COAST AND MONDAY, APRIL 27 Sun rises 6:10 a.m.; sets 7:32 a.m. Moon sets 10:22 a.m. NOTE: 120th Meridian or Pacific Standard Time. Costa Mesa Infant's Stanton Girl Struck By Auto, Hospitalized A five-year-old Stanton girl was a patient at Garden Grove Hospital with a possible concussion this morning after she was struck by a car and thrown 14 feet at Stanton Ave. and Main St., last Saturday afternoon. Sheila J. King, 10512 Sycamore St. was crossing Stanton Ave. with her sister when she was hit by a vehicle driven by Melvin Ole Gorder, a Marine stationed at Twenty Nine Palms. Police reported that Gorder's car was traveling south on Stanton Ave. The road was wet, and other cars had stopped to let pedestrians cross. Gorder's vehicle struck the King girl in the crosswalk. Gorder told officers "I didn't see the girls until I was right at the crosswalk. I saw one girl start running across. I applied my brakes, and cut the wheels to the left and tried to miss her." Gorder was not cited. Search Under Way For Missing Skin Diver By Orange County News Service The search continued today for the body of a 29-year-old Los Angeles skindiver who disappeared in ocean waters at Salt Creek near the South Laguna area, Sunday afternoon. The victim, Alfonso Moreno Jr., was skin diving with four other Los Angeles men off the coast, at Young's Beach, when he disappeared. The party had been swimming from 230-300 feet off the shore when it was noticed that Moreno was missing. Life guards and skindivers launched an extensive search for the victim, but were forced to give up when the waters became rough. The search for the man, who is presumed drowned, continued today off the coastal waters, it was reported. Costa Mesa Infant's Autopsy Report Due COSTA MESA (OCNS) — Results of an autopsy were awaited today to determine the cause of death of a two-month old Costa Mesa girl yesterday. Dept. Coroner Wally Fox said Renee M. Nuben of 2216 Maple Ave., was found face down in her crib at 8:30 a.m. Mrs. Lorraine Nuben, the mother, said the child was not breathing. Rescue efforts failed. The tot weighed three pounds, two ounces at birth. The body was removed to Balta Mortuary, Costa Mesa. Murder Trial Continues In Superior Courtroom By Orange County News Service The murder trial of Frieda Dickson, 42-year-old Garden Grove woman accused of slaying her husband, continued today before a jury in the court of Superior Judge Robert Gardner. Expected to continue her testimony is the defendant, Mrs. Dickson, who last week described her husband's asserted affairs with other women, alleged cruelty, and use of drugs. The woman is charged with killing her husband with a rifle as he lay in bed. The prosecution is contending that the woman picked up the loaded weapon with the intent of shooting the victim. She claims she only wanted to frighten him into leaving, when the gun went off. Mrs. Dickson reportedly confessed to the crime, but later said she blacked out during the period when the bullet was discharged. Temperatures United Press International Temperatures and precipitation for 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. Hours Low Pt Albuquerque 75 53 Atlanta 79 59 Bakersfield 71 49 Bismarck 58 31 Boise 59 40 Boston 67 48 Brownsville 81 69 Chicago 48 38 Denver 75 47 Detroit 51 39 Fairbanks 38 24 Fort Worth 84 66 Fresno 68 48 Helena 64 34 Kansas City 64 58 Los Angeles 71 87 Miami 76 72 Minneapolis 52 41 New Orleans 81 65 New York 65 52 Oakland 64 49 Oklahoma City 87 70 Palm Springs 86 — Phoenix 81 63 Pittsburgh 63 50 Red Bluff 65 50 Reno 58 28 Sacramento 68 47 Salt Lake City 61 44 San Diego 70 61 San Francisco 61 52 Seattle 55 44 Spokane 54 18 Stockton 67 48 Thermal 86 64 Tucson 83 57 Washington 84 63 Yuma 87 60 MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Phone KE: 5-5450 the smartest people ride the bus It's smart in so many ways to ride the bus. You can read, relax, rest—even doze, if you like—while the miles and minutes quickly vanish. You step off at job, store or home calm and unruffled, looking and feeling your best. When you ride the bus every day, you save wear and tear on your disposition—and on your pocketbook, too! Yes, the smartest people do ride the bus. RIDE WITH MTA THE FAST, EASY WAY For transit information, call KEystone 3-2122 Impact of Crash Tosses Contributions From Vehicle 11:10 p.m., Saturday, a car by Thomas Goodman, 16, S. Van Buren, Midway City, off a curve on Ball Road, just of Baton Way. The impact of car hitting a utility pole led Goodman's passengers right front door. They were hel Houser, 13422 Edwards Westminster, and Paul Neibb11812 E. Sugar, Santa Ana. Austained only minor injuries were treated by a private phy- Bankers Group Spring Meet Members of the California Bankassociation in Group Four, Rising Imperial, Orange, Rivlance, San Bernardino and San Counties, will hold their meeting near San Bernaron Saturday, May 2. President James T. Van vice president and managecalifornia Bank, Corona del will preside at the afternoon evening session in the Arad Springs Hotel. Glass Container Chiefs Named for Fullerton Fullerton — Promotion of two glass industry veterans to managment posts with Glass Containers Corp. was announced this week by Paul D. Griem, executive vice president and general manager. J. C. Swearengen, manager of the Hayward plant, was appointed Director of Research and Engineering, Swearengen, who has had wide experience throughout the glass industry, is identified with a number of improvements in the design and operation of glass furnaces. He has been associated with Glass Containers Corp. since 1952 in a number of technical managemen­t posts. Swearengen will move his headquarters to Fullerton, where he will establish a corporate engineering and re­search department. W. A. Seitz, Antioch plant manager, was appointed Manager — Northern Plants, with respons­ibility for glass manufacturing oper­ations at the company's Antioch and Hayward, California glass plants. Seitz has been with Glass Containers Corp. since 1937. Before managing the Antioch plant he was in charge of the company's technical control division. GG Gunshot ‘Suicide’ Found Lying in Bed GARDEN GROVE (OCNS) — The death of Eugene V. Whitcomb, 45, of 9191 Chapman Ave., Garden Grove, was listed today as suicide by the Coroner’s Office. Whitcomb was found lying be­side a bed in his home yesterday afternoon by Vernon L. Brock, who also lived in the house. Dep. Coro­ner Wally Fox said Whitcomb fired a .22 calibre rifle bullet into his head. Two notes were left, indicating the deceased was despondent over his drinking problem. Yesterday morning, he had declined Brock’s invitation to go to church. The body was taken to Back­Troutman and Kaulbars Mortuary. $450 Camera Looting Reported in Bellehurst BUENA PARK — A Bellehurst resident reported the theft of $450 worth of camera equipment as the result of a burglary last week, police said. Tom Blake, 38, 5246 Fox Hills Drive, Bellehurst, told investiga­ting officers that someone pried open a window in his home to gain entry. A complete set of camera equip­ment was taken which included a twin reflex camera, a 35 mm still camera, a strobe light flash unit, a set of portrait lenses, a light meter, a cable release for a cam­era shutter, and a leather carry­ing case, police reports said. Weather Roundup TIDES FOR APRIL U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Coast and Geodetic Survey MONDAY, APRIL 27 rises 6:10 a.m.; sets 7:32 p.m. Sun rises 6:09 a.m.; sets 7:32 p.m. Moon rises 12:33 a.m.; sets 11:23 a.m. High Low High Low 0:28 5.5 7:50 -0.6 3:28 2.6 7:23 2.2 1:29 5.0 9:01 -0.3 4:07 3.7 9:08 2.4 2:40 4.4 10:14 -0.1 5:20 3.9 10:45 2.2 4:19 4.1 11:21 0.1 6:15 4.3 120th Meridian or Pacific Standard Time. 120th Meridian or Pacific Standard Time. Bold type indicates p.m. ANNOUNCING A NEW LOCATION OF Temperatures United Press International Temperatures and precipitation 4 hours ending at 4 a.m. Hours Low Prec. querque 75 53 sta 79 59 rafield 71 49 arck 58 31 yo 59 40 .08 on 67 48 .39 nsville 81 69 ago 48 38 .34 er 75 47 oit 51 39 .08 banks 38 24 worth 84 66 no 68 48 .37 na 64 34 .06 neas City 64 58 .07 Angeles 71 57 nl 78 72 eapolis 52 41 Orleans 81 65 York 65 52 .03 and 64 49 ohoma City 87 70 n Springs 88 — enix 81 63 burgh 63 50 .68 Bluff 65 50 .04 o 58 28 ramento 68 47 .02 Lake City 61 44 .43 Diego 70 61 .08 Francisco 61 52 tle 55 44 .28 kane 54 18 kton 67 48 .08 ormal 86 64 son 83 57 hington 84 63 ma 87 60 .01 U.S. Summary LOS ANGELES (UPI)—The morning nationwide weather summary as prepared by the U.S. Weather Bureau: Much of the nation had showery weather or other types of precipitation today. There was a broad pattern of rain extending from the mid-Mississippi Valley into parts of the East with thunderahowers from Missouri into Ohio. Showers or patches of rain occurred across the northern Rocky Mountains and in parts of Colorado and New Mexico. Oregon and Washington had scattered showers, and there was snow mixed with rain in the western mountains of Wyoming. A cooling trend was noted in the northern tier of states from North Dakota into upper New England. The gulf states had partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures. On the south Atlantic Coast it was breezy and chilly. The Southwest was generally fair with warmer weather expected, followig week end showers. Gunite Pools 15' x 20' Complete $1989⁰⁰ Model Pool Sahara Pools 9100 LINCOLN AVE. ELECTRIC SHAVERS Accessories, Parts, Repaire ANAHEIM BARBER SHOP 111 S. Los Angeles St. KE. S-6149 ANNOUNCING A NEW LOCATION OF THE STAUFFER SYSTEM SALON a little waist with little effort! 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