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Orange Auction Market Report Orange auction. All markets: First grade 4.14 4.20 4.20 4.00 3.55 3.63 3.52 3.44 Second grade 2.95 3.19 3.20 2.84 2.97 3.18 3.25 Trend unchanged. Limousine 105 126 150 180 216 245 Trend: Steady to higher. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock showed strength in early dealings with leaders such as Dupont and Goodyear tire up more than 2 points. While most issues showed only fractional change from the previous balance was to the upside, and there were some good individual gains. Electronics issues stood out with gains running to nearly 3 points in Litton Industries, around 2 in Zimmert and Hoffman Electronics, a point or so in Consolidated Electricynamics, Motorola and Texas Bristol Myers was in the spotlight with a 4% point gain to 110. American Tobacco, Douglas Aircraft, Libbey-Owens-Ford, General Tire, A.O. Smith, Thiokol Chemical, Polaroid, Kaiser Aluminum added a point or so. Steels had some soft spots with Youngtown Sheet & Tube off 1½ points; Motors were firm. Grain Market CHICAGO (UPI)—Grain prices were mixed today on the Board of Trade. Wheat was off 5-8 to up 1 1-8; corn unchanged to up 5-8; oats up 3-8 to 7-8; new oats up 1-8 to 5-8; rye up 1 1-8 to 1 3-4; soybeans off 5-8 to up 78; and lard off 5 to up 5 points. Market Quotations Courtesy of Dempsey Tegeier & Co. Fullerton-LA. 6-7181 Members New York Soon Exchange (2:00 p.m. Averages R. S. T.) Air Reduction 86% American Can 43% American Hardware 21% Amer Tel & Tel 200 American Tobacco 101% Anaconda Copper 69% Atchison, E. W. F Broadway-Hale Stores 47 Caterpillar Tr. 96 Celanese 33 Chrysler 68 Columbia Broadcast 65% Crown Zellerbach 56% Curtiss Wright 36% Disney Prod. 55% Douglas Aircraft 56% DuPont 253 Ford Motor Corp. 62% General Electric 62% General Motors 30 Goodyear T & R 143% Hunt Foods 22 I. B. M. 583 Kennecott Copper 112% Kimberly-Clark 97% Lockheed 211 Montgomery Ward 48% National Cash Reg. 69% N. Y. Central 281 North American 251 Northrop Aircraft, Inc. 79 Owens Corning Fibreglas 76 Pacific G & E 64 Pacific Lighting 511 Penney J. C. Co. 112 Pennsylvania RR 179 Phillips Petroleum 511 Phelps Dodge 628 Republic Steel 211 Rheema Mk. 89 Hartfield Oil 467 Hoberthew-Fulton Co. 294 San Diego G & E Sears Roebuck 43 Slegner 417 Signal Oil · A. Southern Ky. 589 Sea Cal. Ek. So. Pacific RR Standard Oil of Cal. Standard Oil of N.J. $600 fin Grain Market CHICAGO (UPI)—Grain prices were mixed on the Board of Trade. Wheat was off 5-8 to up 1 1/8; corn unchanged to up 5-8; oats up 3-8 to 7-8; new oats up 1-8 to 5-8; rye up 1 1-8 to 1 3-4; soybeans off 5-8 to up 78; and lard off 5 to up 5 points. Dow-Jones Averages United Press International Dow-Jones 2 p.m. stock averages: 30 industrials 626.02, up 0.96; 20 railroads 167.76, up 0.09; 15 utilities 91.50, up 0.06, and 65 stocks 214.21, up 0.25. ANNOUNCEMENTS OBITUARIES SPEARS, William O. of 721 N. Vine Street Anaheim, passed away at his home Saturday after a prolonged illness. He was 38 years of age, born in Indiana, and has been a resident of Anaheim five years, eight years in California. Mr. Spears was a member of the United Evangelical Lutheran Church in Santa Ana, survived by his wife Patricia C. Spears of Anaheim; Two daughters Roxanne Schmals of Anaheim and Charlotte Kleinschrodt of Iowa; his father, William A. Spears of Costa Mesa; his mother, Elsie Nielsen of Chicago; one sister Mrs Warren Anderson of Chicago; one grandson Kelvin Kleinschrodt of Iowa. Funeral services will be held at the United Evangelical Lutheran Church 1416 S. Bristol St. In Santa Ana Tuesday 2:00 p.m. Rev. Raymond Nickel will officate and the interment will be made in Fairhaven Cemetery. Backs-Troutman & Kaulbars Mortuary directors. MEGENITY, Logan Lee, 63, a native of Columbus, Kansas, and a resident of Anaheim for 9 years, died suddenly this morning at his home 1207 Flower Street. He was a member of the Mother Colony Lodge No. 750 F&AM. He leaves his wife, Helen H. Megenity; two daughters, Mrs. E. Johnson and Mrs. D. L. Leist both of Denver, Colo.; sister, Mrs. Harriet Moodie of Siml, Calif.; brother, Curtis E. Megenity of Richmond, Calif.; and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be announced later by the Hilgenfeld Mortuary. In lieu of flowers it is requested that contributions be made to Boy's Work of the Optimist Club. FLORISTS DAIRY LOS ANGELES (UPI-FSMNS)—Dairy market: Eggs: Wholesale uncandled to producer graded for size 40 per cent unquoted; candled to retailers for distributor plants (delivered 1½ cents higher) AA extra large 39¾-41¼%, A extra large 37¾-39¼%, AA large 33¾-36¼%, A large 29¾-31¼%, B large 25½-26½%, AA medium 25½-29¼%, A medium 23½-25¼%, AA small 20½-23½%, A small 17½-19½%; consumers AA large 47-51, A large 39-47, AA medium 33-43, A medium 29-37, AA small 33-41, A small 31-35. Poultry: Fryers (at ranch 17-19, canaponite fryers (at ranch) 22-25, light type hens 8-9, hens cross 10-11). Butter: Prices to retailers grade AA 67½-72, A 67-70. Model Home Burgled Here on Citadel St. A Hallmark model home located at 534 Citadel St. was broken into and burglarized sometime between 7 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. Sunday. The thieves gained entrance to the house by prying open the sliding doors at the rear of the house leading to the family room, according to police. Once inside they removed various articles of furniture whose value has as yet term in the county jail. Municipal Judge David French reduced the felony child beating charge to a simple assault. The victim of the beating was little Christine Doty. The aircraft worker grabbed her by the leg lifted her so that her head touched the ground, and then hit her with a strap. Judge French suspended a $10.0 fine against the defendant and in posed a six-month jail sentence and placed him on three years probation if he could pay a $600 fine. The judge then added 120 days' his jail sentence. Local Woman Reports Threat on Life by Ma By Orange County News Service An Anaheim woman has complained to Sheriff's Deputies that her life has been threatened by her brother-in-law. Mrs. Doris Pelirey, 9212 Rose Bay, told deputies Saturday she received a telephone call that evening from Alvin Foot. The man reportedly said, "Y have killed my life and now I am going to kill you." The call was apparently made from San Laurel Obispo, she explained. She described the man as ex-Camarillo patient currently probation from the institution. The sick suspect apparent blames the Anaheim woman breaking up his marriage to his sister, Elizabeth, it was explain Here on Citadel St. A Hallmark model home located at 534 Citadel St. was broken into and burglarized sometime between 7 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. Sunday. The thieves gained entrance to the house by prying open the sliding doors at the rear of the house leading to the family room, according to police. Once inside they removed various articles of furniture whose value has as yet been undetermined. Among the articles taken were two davenports, three lamps, a breakfast set and two decorative statues. From dual tire tracks left on backyard grass police were able to surmise the burglars employed a ton or ton and one half truck to remove the loot. The incident was reported by George E. Winther, 1908 Dover Pl. Dairy Industry Class Slated in Santa Ana SANTA ANA (OCNS) — A four week kary industry course will be held here during May at the County Health Department. Classes are slated from 7:30 to 9 p.m. each Wednesday from May 6 to May 27. Subject to be discussed include (cleaning) of dairy equipment; pasteurization and homogenization; operation of a dairy plant; and new dairy equipment. INVITED GUEST AND SNOOZING BEACH BEACH (OCNS) — people can brag about who came to dinner woman here complained the man who came to it's deputies were to the home of Mrs. Davis, 241 12th St., on her complaint that was a strange man in cold deputies Paul Huc-21, of 2123 11th St., follower home, walked into it had only a shirt and when officers arrived, reported. Huntington Beach man charged with being drunkate. Beater Gets Eight County Jail Term ANA (OCNS) — Nichoison, 38, of 13519 Compton, charged with beating his stepdaughter after sticking of soap in her mouth; an eight month jail the county jail. Pal Judge David French the felony child beating to a simple assault. Actim of the beating was Kristine Doty. The aircraft grabbed her by the legs, so that her head touched and, then hit her with French suspended a $1,000 insist the defendant and im- six-month jail sentence him on three years pro he could pay a $600 fine. Three Drunk Drivers Jailed In Buena Park BUENA PARK — An Anaheim man was booked into the Orange County Jail over the week end on charges of hit and run and drunk driving. Two other men were taken to jail for drunk driving, according to Buena Park police. Arrested at the Douglas service station, Manchester and Artesia was Dario Caudillo, 23, 10831 Berry St., Anaheim, after he had driven into the station with a flat tire police reported. Caudillo, stated to officers that he had been involved in an accident at the intersection of Western and Crescent Aves. just minutes before. The side of his car was dented and showed evidence that he had struck another vehicle, officers said. According to police, the right front tire had gone flat as a result of the collision from which Caudillo had driven away. Also booked into the Orange County Jail for drunk driving were Albert Possi, Jr., 28, 7417 Santa Elise Circle, Buena Park and Trinidad Mota Leon, 42, 16 "A" Street, La-Habra, reports said. Rossi was observed by officers sitting in his car which was parked three feet from the curb line with the engine running at a high speed in front of a residence in the 7300 block on La Palma police reports indicated. Leon was arrested in front of the Civic Center on Grand Ave., after he had pulled over to the curb to sleep, it was reported. All three men failed sobriety tests, police said. Douglas Gas Stations Burgled in Anaheim Two Douglas Service Stations were victimized by burglars over the weekend, one at 100 W. Winston Rd. and the other at 1680 W. Broadway. Abney's Douglas Station at 100 W. Winston Rd. was apparently burgled between 6:10 and 6:25 a.m. Saturday, as a police officer reported a check at the earlier time disclosed nothing amiss. Entrance was gained by breaking the glass in the front door, reaching inside and turning the knob. Taken, police said, were $50.35 worth of merchandise and change, the latter removed from cigarette and soft drink machines. In the second service station crime at 1680 W. Broadway, merchandise of an undetermined value was taken after the thieves entered by prying the padlock from the sliding steel gate across the lube rack. Apparently using a truck to load the loot, the thieves made off with four batteries, 20 tires, $2 in cash from the register, a drill motor and all the spark plugs. That crime was said by police to have occurred between 10 p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. Sunday, and was reported by John Schwaner. Suspect Sought In Beating Of Anaheim Woman A date Saturday night with "Bud" Kilgore whose address is given only as Lemon St., Orange, caused 29-year-old Dorothy Mae Strong, 9902 Pepper St., to be beatStanton Police Seek Suspect In Bar Knifing Stanton police today are seek a knife-wielding assailant known as "Blackie" who stabbed Owen B. Mount, a 34-year-old borer, in the side Sunday night he sat in a bar at $151 Gar Grove Blvd. At Palm Harbor Hospital who Mount was rushed to emergent ward, authorities said this morning that his condition was satisfactory and that he might be able to home today. Stanton police reported Mount was stabbed in the side by "Blackie" as he sat at three or four stools from the end of the bar. A barmaid identified herself as June Bar 0692 Pacific Ave., Anaheim, portedly told officers that she tim didn't argue with the suspect. The suspect was arguing with woman with a black eye abo war, police told. The barmaid said that she "guy in the red shirt got the door, but didn't know he been stabbed." A the hospital, Mount told cers that the man walked over him, stabbed him, and that he up and left without taking anyciprocal action. He walked where he called Garden Grove lice. Managers' 'Ideology Talk Due In Anahei Anaheim Industrial Man ment Club members will Weather Roundup TIDES FOR APRIL J. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Coast and Geodetic Survey MONDAY, MAY 4 6:02 a.m.; sets 1:38 p.m. sets 4:55 a.m.; sets 5:00 p.m. TUESDAY, MAY 5 Sunrises 6:01 a.m.; sets 7:39 p.m. Moonrises 5:29 a.m.; sets 6:52 p.m. TIME HGT. TIME HGT. Low High High High Low High High 2:36 0.4 8:34 4.0 2:08 0.8 8:24 5.2 3:01 0.1 9:22 4.0 2:36 1.0 8:30 5.3 2:33 -0.1 9:28 2.9 2:02 1.2 9:14 5.4 4:04 -0.3 10:13 2.8 3:28 1.4 9:39 5.4 4:36 -0.3 10:50 2.7 3:53 1.6 10:55 5.4 5:09 -0.3 11:31 3.5 4:20 1.9 10:31 5.2 5:45 -0.2 12:15 3.3 4:47 2.1 11:81 5.1 6:26 -0.1 1:88 3.2 5:21 2.4 11:34 4.8 7:11 -0.1 2:14 3.1 6:04 2.6 Anaheim Woman Hurt In Two-Car Collision An Anaheim woman is today suffering from possible internal injuries as the result of an auto accident Friday evening at 7:30 p.m. on Lincoln Ave. 200 feet west of Euclid. Hospital authorities said today that the woman's condition was not serious and that she is improving. The accident occurred when the car driven by the injured woman, Jeane A. Balch, 33, 918 Chippewa Ave., rammed the rear of a car driven by Don Ward, 21, 11631 Banner Dr., Garden Grove. Ward told police he was stopped for traffic when he looked up to see the Balch car approaching from the rear. He pulled to the left to avoid the collision, but was not in time. According to police, damage to the cars was minor. Sgt. Bastrup to Talk In Beating Of Anaheim Woman A date Saturday night with "Bud" Kilgore whose address is given only as Lemon St., Orange, caused 29-year-old Dorothy Mae Strong, 9932 Pepper St., to be beaten about the face and to seek aid from a carload of passing teenagers after effecting her escape, police said oday. According to the account given by Miss Strong to Anaheim police Sunday morning, she and "Bud" went to a restaurant on a dinner date where the suspect had about five drinks. The couple purportedly became involved in an argument while at the restaurant, and the man asked Miss Strong if she wanted to take a cab home. Replying in the negative they went to his car. Once inside the suspect is said to have told the young woman, "You made the biggest mistake of your life not taking a cab, because I'm going to beat you." Then, as they drove away, he allegedly began beating her. At Katella and Harbor Blvd. Miss Strong escaped from the car and was picked up and given aid by the car of teenagers, who did not identify themselves. Police are presently searching for the accused man to question him. Renowned Archbishop Succumbs in France LE MANS, France, Georges Cardinal Grente, bishop of Le Mans, died on enza early today at the age. The cardinal, renowned world of French literature been hospitalized since May. The last rites of the Catholic Church had been listered 10 days ago. His death reduced to membership of the Sacred of Cardinals and raised tion in Vatican City than John III might call consistory soon to name princes of the church. Temperatures United Press International Temperatures and precipitation 4 hours ending at 4 a.m. High Low Prec. querque 78 51 sta 88 63 arsfield 65 45 arck 67 41 lon 57 31 nsville 70 50 ango 88 58 .06 cer 68 55 olt 68 55 banks 53 34 worth 89 73 na 53 32 cas City 86 72 Angeles 68 50 mi 80 73 neapolis 86 67 .05 Oreleans 85 68 York 74 53 Oklahoma City 88 69 Springs 78 — enix 75 54 burgh 85 57 Bluff 70 47 o 51 25 ramento 68 43 Lake City 57 39 .31 Francisco 55 48 tattle 55 42 T. kane 54 35 ermal 79 50 son 78 51 washington 75 61 U.S. Summary LOS ANGELES (UPI)—The morning nationwide weather summary as prepared by the U.S. Weather Bureau. Generally fair weather was the pattern in the Southwest today although gusty winds blew in Southern California. Showers or thundershowers drifted from the east slopes of the Rockies through the central plains and into the Great Lakes region with significant amounts of rain. Rain also was reported in the Virginia, Carolinas, and Ohio Valley. New England had fair, cool weather and mild conditions were reported in the gulf states. Occasional rain or showers with snow over high elevations prevailed from the northern Rockies into the Pacific Northwest. Sgt. Bastrup to Talk On Narcotics Tonight Sgt. Harold Bastrup of the Anaheim Police Dept. will talk on narcotics to Legionnaires at the American Legion Hall, 936 N. Lemon St., tonight. He will explain the new laws concerning the "dope" racket, and show some movies. All Legionnaires and guests are invited to attend. Citrus LOS ANGELES (UPI)—Local citrus report as prepared by Federal-State Market News Service: Grapefruit, lemon and orange prices unchanged. Boats Missing in Catalina Channel (Continued From Page 1) gasoline in the tanks and the placement of clothing indicated, according to authorities, that no one was aboard the craft when it started its mysterious voyage that ended in it being capsized. The registration, 19 OB 1581, was from Los Angeles County. Two sailboats collided in the local harbor, but only relatively minor damage was done, although both capsized. On board one of the boats was Dr. H. V. Jones of Lido Park, Newport Beach. The other sailboat was owned by the Balboa Rental Club and the operator's name was not immediately known. The accident occurred in front of the Balboa Yacht Club. Today numerous boats were still overdue and many remained on the missing list. Small craft warnings were still flying. Winds were recorded as high as 48 miles per hour along the coast line. Knife Wielding Man Threatens Two Women ORANGE (OCNS) — Terror struck two Orange homes in the early morning hours Saturday and Sunday, as a man broke into the houses and tried to force his attentions on two women. Detectives said both homes had unlocked doors. In each case the suspect stood over the sleeping women and threatened them with a knife. Neither attempt was consummated and the crimes were listed as illegal entries. Because of the similarities in both cases, police speculated that the suspect was the same man. The first case reportedly hap- Arrest of Three Youths Solves Burglary Reports An 18-year-old Anaheim boy and two 17-year-old Garden Grove boys were arrested by police of the two cities and reports show that their apprehension solves numerous burglaries and "car clouts" in the two cities. Anaheim police arrested Harley M. Brewer of 133 Cherry St., as he remained outside the Hwy. 39 Auto Wreckers as a "watch" while the younger boys entered the establishment, intent on burglary. Anaheim police on patrol early yesterday morning in the area observed a car, containing Brewer, pull out from a dead-end street. As officers stopped the Brewer auto, other officers called to the scene, observed the two younger youths running across a field near the auto wrecking establishment. They were later captured and police today are still attempting to unravel their long string of burglaries. Detective Murray Clay of Garden Grove said that the boys have been unable to remember all of the burglaries and the "car clouts" they have attempted or have been successful in the past few months. Clay said however, they admitted the attempted burglary of the Music Center and a nearby pharmacy on Garden Grove Blvd. near Harbor Blvd. last week. They also have admitted stealing many tires and wheels and gasoline from parked autos. They are being questioned further today in an effort to solve other burglary reports. MANAGERS’ ‘IDEOLOGY’ Bulk Due in Anaheim An Ideology That Will Work for Mr. Manager” will be the direct of an address by Dr. John Van De Water, Head of Excise Program, U.C.L.A. A set of students from other Counsellors will share in a discussion. New officers to be formally initiated by Rodney Coulson are: Ron Reed, Kwikset Division, American Hardware Corp., President; Ray Mallonee, Delcony Co.; and Jake Eckerson, at Foods, Inc., vice presidents; Nich M. Hicks, Screenprint and Tech, Inc., secretary; Gordon Shaw, Sleep-Eze Co., treasurer; Richard M. Slater, Rinshed-Mason; and sergeant-at-arms Richard Hanson, Kwikset Division, The American Hardware Corp., serves club key man committee chairmen. RENOWNED ARCHBISHOP SUCCUMBS IN FRANCE LE MANS, France, (UI)—Gorges Cardinal Grente, archbishop of Le Mans, died of influenza early today at the age of 86. The cardinal, renowned in the world of French literature, had been hospitalized since March 25. He last rites of the Roman Catholic Church had been administered 10 days ago. His death reduced to 73 the membership of the Sacred College Cardinals and raised speculation in Vatican City that Pope John III might call another consistory soon to name new princes of the church. 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