anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-07

A-4—Anheim (Cal.) Bulletin Thursday, May 7, 1959 Orange Auction Market Report Orange auction. All markets: 40 48 56 72 88 113 138 163 First grade 4.06 4.22 4.18 4.07 3.68 3.70 3.10 3.15 Second grade 2.87 2.94 3.02 3.05 3.03 2.70 2.93 Trend: Steady to higher. 105 126 150 180 216 245 Lemons 3.48 3.46 3.81 4.02 3.73 3.17 Trend: Steady to slightly higher. Market Quotations Courtesy of Dempsey Tegeler & Co. Fullerton—LA 6-7781 Members New York State Exchange (2:00 p.m. Average H. & T.) Air Reduction 85 American Can 42% American Hardware 42% Amer Tel & Tel 240% American Tobacco 101% Anaconda Copper 62% Atchison Tr & SP 26% Beckman Instruments 68% Broadway-Hale Stores 47% Caterpillar Tr 97 Celienese 221 Chrysler 63% Columbia Broadcast 47 Crown Bellmatch 56% Curtiss Wright 24% Disney Prod. 54% Douglas Aircraft 241% Ford Motor Corp. 68% General Electric 90% General Motors 48% Goodwear T & R 130% Hunt Foods 211 L.B.M. 583 Kennecott Copper 1050 Kimberly-Clark 621 Lockheed 331 Minute Maid 20 Montgomery Ward 46% National Cash Reg. 69% N.Y. Central 26% North American 40% Northrop Aircraft, Inc. 77 Owens Corning Fibreglas Pacific G & E 64% Pacific Lighting 507 Penney, J. C. Co. 1009 Pennsylvania RR 169 Phillips Petroleum 617 Phelps Dodge 617 Republic Steel 231 Rheem Mfg. 801 Rickfield Oil 431 Robertshaw-Fulton Co. 431 San Diego G & E 281 Sears Roebuck 369 Signal Oil . A. Southern Re. So. Cal Ed. So. Pacific RR Standard Oil of Cal. Standard Oil of N.J. Texas Co. Transamerica Corp. Union Oil of Cal. Union Pacific RR U.S. Borer & Chem. U.S. Rubber Stocks NEW YORK (UPI)—There was pronounced nervousness in early stock trading today. With the list generally lower on balance, there were numerous issues which fluctuated through a wide range. Thiokol Chemical, up 17½ points Wednesday, was delayed in opening past the first hour as the exchange banned stop loss orders in the issue, finally appearing on a block of 25,000 shares at 67, off 5. Profit taking cut, some recent strong spots, including Texas Instruments, down 3¼, Bell & Howell, also off 3¼, and Zenith, down 2¾. Motorola, up to 130 at one time during the initial hour, slumped to 118%, off 4¼ points net. American Telephone fell nearly 3 points. There were declines of a point or more in Beckman Instruments, Smith Kline & French, Reynolds Metals., Colgate-Palmolive, Inland Steel and U.S. Steel, Pfizer, McKesson & Robbins, Goodyear, Tennessee Corp. On the other hand, DuPont and Allied Chemical, Hoffman Electronics, Magnavox, Vick Chemical, and Maytag rose a point to more than 4 points. Santa Anan Jailed On Narcotic Charge SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Paul E. Flowers, 31, of Santa Ana was in Orange County jail today on narANGRY PARENTS FIGHT POLICEMAN DUNCAN, Okla. (UPI) Policeman John Dudley braved the wrath of angry parents Wednesday and moved household so a couple of women can visit over their backyard fence. Dudley said the women, we were too embarrassed to give their names, called him with a pair of bluejays dive-bombs them as they walked between their houses. One of the women was scratched on the foot head. Dudley found a nest between the two houses and moved it egg and all—to a backyard tree while the jays protest loudly. "They fought me all way," Dudley said. Library Given Top Priority in Program (Continued From Page 1) was pointed out by Mrs. B for instance, that the Fire Station has-4,000 square feet with a total of three sub-stations to service a present population of 90,000 persons. Compared to Torrance has 16,000 square feet for floor space, and Santa Ana has 22,383. Both cities are smaller. Anaheim. Traffic congestion on streets was pointed out by Mr. Marten, who predicted three of the number of cars using the arteries in the future. How does the city plan to the expense of this long-range improvement program? A issue is the proposed answer handling the bulk of the cost; pointed out. As the cost would spread out over a long period years, and, as it is expected present sources of revenue... Santa Anan Jailed On Narcotic Charge SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Paul E. Flowers, 31, of Santa Ana was in Orange County jail today on narcotics possession charge. Police told OCNS they checked a car operated by attractive brunette Diana Schroff of Santa Ana yesterday in the 400 block on Fruit St. The vehicle was in the middle of the street, according to officer Fred Presfidergast. Prendergast said Flowers appeared to be under the influence of drugs and reportedly admitted taking an injection into his arm a short time before the arrest was made. Police also claimed they have linked Flowers to missing doctors' bags in Fullerton and Anaheim. They say Flowers has served prison time on narcotics convictions. Mrs. Schroff recently was on trial in Superior Court on a narcotic charge, but was cleared by the jury. $100,000 Suit Filed For Claudina Crash By Orange County News Service An Anaheim accident May 25 of last year on Chartress and Claudina, is the reason for a $100,000 personal injury suit filed Tuesday in the Orange County Superior Court. The plaintiff, Mae S. Stein, claims she was injured while a passenger in a car driven by Joseph M. Waldman. Waldman's vehicle reportedly became involved in a collision with a car driven by Marian Cooksey, who is named as the defendant in the civil case. 17th St. Widening Job Bids Called by County SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Bids for a 17th St. widening and improvement project were called for Wednesday by Orange County Supervisors. The project, to be financed under the County Arterial Highway Program, calls for the improvement of a 1.87 mile stretch from Tustin Ave. to Newport Beach Ave. Estimated cost of the project was $277,068.90 YMCA Center OK'd By Fullerton Council FULLERTON, (OCNS) — Tentative approval for a three acre YMCA center in the proposed 184-acre Brea Dam recreational area was given by the city council Tuesday night. At the same time, city officials reported two years of negotiations with the U.S. Army, Corps of Engineers for leasing the federally-owned dam basin may be concluded within a month. Plans for a nine-hole municipal golf course in the basin are also proceeding rapidly, and $100,000 to partially cover its costs is expected to be on the 1959-60 budget. ANNOUNCEMENTS FLORISTS MACRE'S FLORISTS DAY AND NIGHT KEYSTONE 5-8532 MORTUARIES HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Monsoleum — Columbarium — Phone: Fullerton LA. 5-1575 Rest. Anaheim KE. 5-3611 Under Endowment Care 17th St. Widening Job Bids Called by County SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Bids for a 17th St. widening and improvement project were called for Wednesday by Orange County Supervisors. The project, to be financed under the County Arterial Highway Program, calls for the improvement of a 1.87 mile stretch from Tustin Ave. to Newport Beach Ave. Estimated cost of the project was set at $327,058.80. The Bulletin Published Daily Evenings Except Sunday and Holidays by ANAHEIM BULLETIN PURLISHING CO. INC. 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(UPI) — Policeman John Dudley braved the wrath of angry parents Wednesday and moved a household so a couple of women can visit over their backyard fence. Dudley said the women, who are too embarrassed to give their names, called him when pair of bluejays dive-bombed them as they walked between their houses. One of the womans was scratched on the forehead. Dudley found a nest between two houses and moved it—giving all to a backyard one while the jays protested loudly. They fought me all the way,” Dudley said. RARY Given Top Mority in Program (Continued From Page 1) Pointed out by Mrs. Bouck, instance, that the present main Station has 4,000 square feet—a total of three sub-stations; service a present population of 20 persons. Compared to this,rance has 16,000 square feet of space, and Santa Ana has 33. Both cities are smaller than helm. Traffic congestion on main streets was pointed out by Royalton, who predicted three times number of cars using the same series in the future. Now does the city plan to meet expense of this long range capi-improvement program? A bond is the proposed answer for filling the bulk of the cost, it was put out. As the cost would be paid out over a long period of time, and, as it is expected that rent sources of revenue will increase, Merchants Want Downtown Walks Washed Daily Anaheim Downtown Retail Association this morning voted unanimously to investigate the possibility of contracting with a private firm to wash the downtown area sidewalks every morning. Ernest Owston in a detailed report stated that the firm contacted would wash and remove all gum and stains from the sidewalks from Emily to Helena Sts., one block north and south on Los Angeles Sts., and one-half block north and south on all intermediate streets for the cost of $10.50 for a three-month period per store. The Association decided upon the cleanliness program for the protection of community health, general appearance of the City of Anaheim, and the improvement of the interior of retail stores. Block captains of the Downtown Retail division will make contacts to complete the program. “Such cities as Huntington Park,” Owston stated, “have found it necessary to pass a city ordinance to enforce such activity due to law suits as a result of accidents caused by cluttered sidewalks. City officials contacted have said they would highly approve the cleanliness program and would blend their street-cleaning schedules to coincide with it. All work would be completed before six a.m. every morning except Sunday. Commonwealth Ave. Underpass Study Set FULLERTON, (OCNS) — The County Backs Murdy Teenage Referee Bill By Orange County News Service A state senate bill by John Murdy Jr. of Santa Ana which would place the county’s referee system for teenage traffic violators under the juvenile court has received the endorsement of Orange County Supervisors. Under this system, juvenile trafic offenders appear before an individual appointed as a referee, a person who studies the circumstances of the case with the parents and recommends action as to its disposition. The proposed bill is an amendment to section 720 of the welfare and institution code. It will not much of the red tape now required for the disposition of these cases, it was explained. Fred Astaire TV Show Wins Nine ‘Emmys’ (Continued From Page 1) Brinkley on NBC was chosen best news reporting program; Face of Red China, CBS, the best special news program; Ed Murrow, CBS, best news commentator; and Cuban Revolution, CBS, the best on-the-spot news coverage. Vice President Richard M. Nixon presented two of the news awards and James C. Hagerty, presidential news secretary presented the other two in Washington. Both Hagerty and Nixon arrived early at the hotel to avoid crossing the picket line. It was learned that Nixon earlier had told the show’s sponsors he would not attend if he had to pass the pickets. The pickets were members of the National Association of Broadcasting and Engineering Technicians, now involved in a contract dispute with NBC. Placentia Police Officer Aids Suspect’s Capacity PLACENTIA — Three geles men are scheduled to raid this afternoon on one of attempted armed robberies a quick-thinking rookie police officer effected this time. Arrested were Rudy Eddy 26; Reginald Estavillo, Eugene D. Valdes, 18; reignment is scheduled in ehim-Fullerton Municipal Police officer Conrad said that he was passing Clothing Shop at 7001 Blvd. when he saw the three from the building. Trecker stopped the questioned them and then them. However, he returned clothing store where he quarried his trio had entered store and Escamillo simm gun in his coat pocket threatened to kill him if turn over his money. Simon said that the observed the officer drive business establishment apparently became scared from the store. After hearing Simon’s Trecker notified Fullerton who arrested the suspects centla. Long Beach Man Child Molestation A Long Beach man charges of child molesting Commonwealth Ave. Underpass Study Set FULLERTON, (OCNS) — The first step toward an underpass at the Commonwealth Ave. rail crossing was taken by the city council Tuesday night. It authorizes city engineer William Stookey to commence preliminary studies and negotiations with area property owners. Stookey said. This morning it is hoped Commonwealth Ave. can be shifted southerly at that point to provide for a right-angle rail crossing. He said such a move would materially reduce the cost which he now estimates at $800,000 to $900,000. Citrus LOS ANGELES (UPI)—Local citrus report as prepared by Federal-State Market News Service: Grapefruit and orange prices unchanged; lemons about steady. Lemons: Prices unchanged except Southern California cartons 80s and larger 3.50-3.75; loose standard boxes 150s and larger 4.450. CLASS Always Pay Off LOOKING FOR A BUYER Or looking for a bargain in a home, a car, or something you really need or want to sell? You don't have to be a "number one sleuth" to locate your best mar- DRESS SHIRT COMFORT Short sleeve dress shirts are now being worn for business and dress. They are much more comfortable and easier to launder. 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Police officer Conrad Trecker said that he was passing Simon's clothing shop at 7091 Blue Gum it, when he saw the three men run from the building. Trecker stopped the man and questioned them and then released them. However, he returned to the clothing store where he questioned Mansor Simon, owner, who told the officer the trio had entered the store and Escamillo simulated a run in his coat pocket as they threatened to kill him if he didn't return over his money. Simon said that the three men observed the officer drive by the business establishment and they apparently became scared and ran from the store. After hearing Simon's story, Trecker notified Fullerton police who arrested the suspects for Placentia. Long Beach Man Faces Child Molest Charges A Long Beach man will face charges of child molestation May 13 Weather Roundup TIDES FOR APRIL U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Coast and Geodetic Survey THURSDAY, MAY 7 Sunrises 5:39 a.m.; sets 7:41 p.m. Moonrises 6:42 a.m.; sets 8:37 p.m. FRIDAY MAY 8 Sunrises 5:58 a.m.; sets 7:41 p.m. Moonrises 7:23 a.m.; sets 9:28 p.m. DATE TIME HGT. TIME HGT. Low High 7 4:04 -0.3 10:13 3.8 4:36 -0.3 10:50 3.7 5:09 -0.3 11:31 3.5 5:45 -0.2 12:15 3.3 6:26 -0.1 1:68 3.2 7:11 0.1 2:14 3.1 High Low 8:18 4.5 8:04 0.2 1:14 4.2 9:05 0.4 2:35 3.9 10:50 0.5 4:12 3.7 11:01 0.5 5:34 3.8 11:51 0.5 Low High 0:54 0.9 6:41 4.0 1:41 0.1 7:40 4.2 2:29 -0.6 8:34 4.3 3:15 -1.2 9:27 4.3 4:03 -1.5 10:20 4.2 4:50 -1.6 11:15 4.2 5:40 -1.5 12:12 4.1 6:33 -1.3 11:13 4.0 High Low 0:09 5.8 7:28 -0.9 1:07 5.0 8:27 -0.4 2:18 4.4 9:28 0.1 3:42 3.9 10:27 0.4 8:00 3.6 11:22 0.8 Low High 0:43 1.3 6:22 3.5 Temperatures United Press International Temperatures and precipitation for 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. High Low Prec. Albuquerque 77 58 Atlanta 87 68 .01 Bismarck 48 31 Boise 63 38 Boston 63 48 Brownsville 85 70 Chicago 86 48 Denver 66 34 .06 Detroit 88 66 .11 Fairbanks 55 33 Fort Worth 83 57 Fresno 80 53 Helena 56 26 Kansas City 69 47 Los Angeles 80 58 Miami 80 74 Minneapolis 53 38 .40 New Orleans 86 66 U.S. Summary LOS ANGELES (UPI)—The morning nationwide weather summary as prepared by the U.S Weather Bureau. A cold front carrying heavy rains reached a line from New York to Texas today after a threeday passage through the nation's midsection. Light rains were scattered from Michigan to New England. Temperatures fell over the plains and midsection as cool air eased mercury readings from Wednesday's 90-degree marks. Thunderstorm activity was forecast for the Atlantic seaboard from Maine to the Carolinas late today, extending westward toward New Mexico. Spotty rain fell in the central Rockies, Wyoming and Nebraska, and was reported in Colorado. After hearing Simon's story, Trecker notified Fullerton police who arrested the suspects for Placentia. Long Beach Man Faces Child Molest Charges A Long Beach man will face charges of child molesting May 13 when he appears in Division three of the Anaheim Fullerton Municipal Court for a preliminary hearing. Robert Hanrahan, formerly an elementary teacher in Buena Park will appear before Municipal Judge Fred Butler on multiple counts of molesting. Hanrahan was arrested recently by Buena Park Juvenile Officers after parents of the youngsters involved complained that Hanrahan had allegedly made improper advances to them. CLASSIFIED ADS BUYING OR bargain in a something you want to sell? You a "number one your best mar-nd selling. Let section do it for quickly! Relax our Classified day! . . BUYING OR SELLING USE THE WANT ADS An Experienced Ad Taker Phone PROSPECT 4-7870 The Bulletin