anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-11

A-6—Anahiem (Col.) Bulletin Monday, May 11, 1959 Orange Auction Market Report Orange auction. All markets: 56 72 88 113 138 163 First grade 4.54 4.36 3.89 3.76 3.28 3.08 Second grade 56 72 88 113 Trend: Higher on navels. Lemons 105 126 150 180 216 Trend: Steady. Market Quotations Courseway of Demposey Tegeler & Co. Fullerton-LA 6-7281 Members New York Stock Exchange (2:00 p.m. Averages I. & T.) Air Reduction 80% American Can 43% American Hardware 32% Amerer-Tel & Tel 248 American Tobacco 100% Anaconda Copper 65% Atchison, T. & SF 28% Beckman Instruments 69% Broadway-Hale Stores 47% Caterpillar Tr. 96% Celanese 32% Chrysler 56% Columbia Broadcast 47% Crown Zeilberbach 35% Curtiss Wright 56% Daisy Prod. 56% Douglas Aircraft 56! DuPont 250 Pord-Motor Corp. 87% General Electric 50 General Motors 141! Goodyear T & R 22% Hunt Foods 1, B. M. 580 Kennecott Copper 110! Kimberly-Clark 62! Lockheed 21 Minute Maid Ward 48% National Cash Reg. 69% N. Y. Central 26% North American 51% Northrop Aircraft, Inc. 43% Owens Corning Fibreglass 84% Pacific G & E 64! Pacific Lighting 51! Penney, J. C., Co. 111% Pennsylvania RR 17 Phillips Petroleum 50% Phleps Dodge 62 Republic Steel 67% Rheum Mgf. 22% Richfield Oil 88% Robertshaw-Fulton Co. 45! San Diego G & E. 29 Sears Roebuck 49! Siegler 35! Signal Oil - A. 35! Southern Ry. 57! So. Cal. Ed. 60! So. Pacific RR 66! Standard Oil of Cal. 53% Standard Oil of N. J. 52% Stocks NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks generally showed improvement in the early trading today although there appeared to be some hesitation in face of the uncertainties surrounding the Geneva conference on Berlin. DuPont starred with a gain of better than 3 points and there was improvement of around a point in American Telephone, in Chrysler and in Goodyear among issues used in the averages. U. S. Rubber ran up nearly 2 points, Among chemicals, Vick and Thiokol rose 1½ each, Norwich gained 3 points in the pharmaceuticals. Aircrafts met demand which lifted Martin Co. over 2 points, and Bell a point. Radio Corp., Loew's, Addressograph, U. S. Plywood, Armour, Swift, American Machine & Foundry, Texas Gulf Producing, Joy Manufacturing, California Packing rose a point to more than 2 points. Investigators Deny Newport Beach Theft By Orange County News Service Two private investigators have denied the burglary of a Newport Three week end burglaries Anaheim have resulted in local estimated at $771 in both cash merchandise. The largest loss ported was by the Robert H. G Development Company, while home under construction at 132 Masterserson was broken into sometime Saturday morning by thieves said that the probation point of entry was through an locked window. From there thief forced open the door between garage and kitchen and removed two electric ranges valued at each, as well as 12 medical care units worth $216, for a total of $546. The stolen goods were moved from the garage. Anton's Beauty Salon, 937 Euclid, was entered sometime tween closing time Friday evening and 8:45 a.m., the following morning. Discovered by owner Dante De Simone, 41, the thieves apparently entered through the rear door. There were no signs of foulable entry. Taken from the salon were $ in cash from money bags hidden in the storage room. The third crime was committed against the Cowboy Market, 108 East St., sometime between 9 p.m. Saturday night and 11:30 a.m. Day morning. According to police, entrance was gained by breaking open the window in the rear bathroom. Talent from the store were 25 cartons of cigarettes, one camera, and cents in change. Total value of stolen goods came to $70.50. Investigators Deny Newport Beach Theft By Orange County News Service Two private investigators have denied the burglary of a Newport Beach doctor's office and are scheduled for a jury trial July 20 in Superior Court. Raymond August Russell, San Juan Capistrano, and Harold C. Hebert, Riverside, denied their guilt before Superior Judge Robert Gardner after he denied a motion by their attorney for a misdial of the case. Police said the men reportedly broke into the office of Dr. R. P. Monaco, 816 W. Balboa, and made off with the records of a woman patient. Russell had assertedly visited the office as a patient several times. The defendants, who operate an agency in Riverside, were picked up there by lawmen. Police allege the defendants had the information contained in the records. They could not find the missing records, however. Grove Man Held as Suspect in Murder LONG BEACH (OCNS) — Alvin Venable, 26, of 12572 Aspenwood Ln., Garden Grove, was held by Long Beach Police today by suspicion of murder. Police said Venable surrendered himself at Long Beach Police Headquarters last night in connection with the fatal stabbing of Peter Y. Bullock on November 1962. Venable was quoted as telling officers he stabbed Bullock in chest 25 times with a pair scissors. The body was found in Bullock apartment on 14th St., Los Angeles when picked up by Bullock. According to police, Venable told them he was in the Marin Corps and hitchhiking in Los Angeles when picked up by Bullock. Weather Roundup TIDES FOR APRIL U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Coast and Geodetic Survey MONDAY, MAY 11 Sunrises 5:55 a.m.; sets 7:44 p.m. Moonrises 9:47 a.m.; sets 11:48 p.m. DATE TIME HGT. TIME HGT. Low High Low High 11 6:28 -0.1 1:08 3.2 12 7:11 0.1 2:14 3.1 High Low High Low 13 0:15 4.5 8:04 0.3 14 1:14 4.2 9:05 0.4 15 2:15 2.8 10:20 0.5 16 4:12 3.7 11:01 0.5 17 5:34 3.8 11:51 0.5 Low High Low High 18 0:54 0.9 6:41 4.0 19 1:41 0.1 7:40 4.2 20 2:20 -0.6 8:54 4.3 21 3:15 -1.2 9:27 4.3 22 4:03 -1.5 10:20 4.2 23 4:50 -1.6 11:15 4.2 24 5:40 -1.5 12:12 4.1 25 6:33 -1.3 11:13 4.0 High Low High 26 0:09 5.6 7:28 -0.9 27 1:07 5.0 8:27 -0.4 28 2:18 4.4 9:28 -0.1 29 3:42 3.9 10:27 -0.4 30 5:09 3.6 11:22 -0.8 31 0:43 1.2 6:22 -3.5 Note: 120th Meridian or Pacific Standard Time. Bold type indicates time zone difference. U.S. Summary Temperatures. ANNOUNCEMENTS FLORISTB MORTUARIES Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mausoleum — Columbarium Phone: Pullerton LA. 5-1575 Res. Anaheim KE. 5-3811 Under Endowment Care HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway. Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Beautiful ROSE HILLS MEMORIAL PARK Mortuary and Cemetery. All at One Place 2008 B. Workman Mill Road At nearby Whittier Telephone: OKford 9-4921 Fairhaven Memorial Park The Southland's Most Beautiful Memorials MAUSOLEUM • COLUMBARIUM • QUARTERY shattered by the rage TREES of the WORLD On Fairhaven Avenue U.S. Summary LOS ANGELES (U.P.I) — The morning nationwide weather summary as prepared by the U.S. Weather Bureau. A broad band of thunderstorms extended today over a line from the Great Lakes region to the western Gulf of Mexico, but cool air brushed away violent weather that had plagued the plains during the week end. The thunderstorm activity was expected to remain through the evening as far east as the Atlantic Seaboard. A few showers were scattered through the Dakotas. High pressure pushed inland and from the Pacific Northwest and left most sections sunny and dry from the Rockies westward with the exception of a few scattered sprinkles in coastal Washington and snow patches in Montana. Skies were sunny in Southern California although coastal areas had morning fog or low clouds. Temperatures soared over the 90-degree mark in desert regions. Temperatures. United Press International Temperatures and precipitation for 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. High Low P Albuquerque 77 50 Atlanta 79 63 Bakersfield 86 62 Blamarck 56 41 Boise 62 35 Boston 80 56 Brownsville 84 75 Chicago 80 56 Denver 66 44 Detroit 77 64 Fairbanks 48 29 Fort Worth 76 60 Fresno 83 60 Helena 52 34 Kansas City 76 56 Los Angeles 7 58 Miami 80 76 Minneapolis 80 45 New Orleans 85 72 New York 66 61 Oakland 75 59 Oklahoma City 70 55 Palm Springs 101 — Phoenix 94 65 Pittsburgh 73 62 Red Bluff 88 62 Reno 75 40 Sacramento 90 59 Salt Lake City 6 46 San Diego 70 61 San Francisco 73 56 Seattle 54 41 Spokane 57 33 Stockton 89 59 Thermal 98 60 Washington 75 67 Yuma 98 70 Burglar's Hit Three Locations Anaheim Area The week end burglaries in the town have resulted in losses rated at $771 in both cash and sandise. The largest loss re- was by the Robert H. Grant Equipment Company, whose under construction at 1328 S. Person was broken into some- Saturday morning by thieves. Theice said that the probable of entry was through an un- window. From there the orceor open the door between the ee and kitchen and removed electric ranges valued at $165 as well as 12 medical cabi- worth $216, for a total loss. The stolen goods were re- from the garage. Inn's Beauty Salon, 937 S. , was entered sometime be- closing time Friday evening 4:45 a.m., the following morn- discovered by owner Dante A. noone, 41, the thieves appar- entered through the rear There were no signs of forci- try. From the salon were $155 from money bags hidden storage room. Third crime was committed at the Cowboy Market, 108 S. st., sometime between 9 p.m. day night and 11:30 a.m. Sun- morning. Rushing to police, entrance was by breaking open the win- the rear bathroom. Taken the store were 25 cartons of one camera, and 50 in change. Total value of the goods came to $70.50. Six States Hit Hard By Savage Tornadoes (Continued From Page 1) house and blew windows out of the huge press box atop the Uni- versity of Michigan Stadium as it passed across part of the uni- versity campus. The storm caused fires from failen wires at a half-dozen residences and garages. Wires were ripped down over a six-block residential area. Trees were littered all along the mile-long route of the storm, blocking efforts of police and firemen to get into the area. Two Motorcycle Riders Hurt When 'Bikes' Hit Truck By Orange County News Service Two motorcycle-riding Garden Grove aircraft workers on their way to work at 7 a.m. today crashed into a two and one-half ton truck as it was being backed out of a driveway. Both men were rushed to Garden Park Hospital, one-suffering from a broken leg and the second from broken toes. Being treated at the hospital were Meryle Chance Brown, 28, of 12642 Lucille, and David Thurman McDaniel, 28, of 12601 Lucille, reported sheriff's deputies. Brown smashed into a truck driven by Wesley Monroe White, 52, who was backing out of his driveway at 10712 Knott, Anaheim. Brown's motorcycle report- edly was knocked into the path of the cycle driven by the second vic- tim. Brown's leg was reportedly BP Accidents Hurt Five Persons BUENA PARK — Five persons were injured in traffic accidents yesterday in Buena Park. One of the accidents involved an electric three wheeled vehicle, the other was reported to be a rear-nd front-nd crash, police reported. Arthur Morand, 85, 5922 Kingman Buena Park, was taken to Garden Park General Hospital with injuries received in a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Whitaker and Manchester, reports said. Morand's electric vehicle was involved with an automobile driven by Charles Ralph Tune, 23, of Inglewood, officers reported. Tune was not injured. In another crash, four cars piled up on S. Grand Ave., in the south bound lane when traffic slowed suddenly causing the four-car chain reaction accident, reports said. Taken to Palm Harbor General Hospital were Robert Perry, 26, 7803 Primrose, Buena Park, and his wife Patricia. Perry driver of the car was treated and released but his wife was admitted for cuts about her face and head, police reported. Driver of the second vehicle, Vance, 21, of Los Angeles was not injured but a passenger Glenda Shumway also of Los Angeles was admitted to Palm Harbor General Hospital for severe whiplash injuries to her neck and back, police said. A passenger in a third vehicle involved in the crash, Helen Lewis, no address, was treated at Garden Park Hospital and released. Younger Brother H In Anaheim Accide An 11-year-old boy is in Ana Memorial Hospital today after injury in a Saturday accident in his sister's car directly to the hospital frie scene of the crash, James J was treated for multiple cbrusses and then admitted said to be in good condition pitual authorities. The accident apparently eased when the car driven by San Jack, 18, approached the inju- tion of Cerritos and Walnut from the east. Approachin- nut, she told police that her car started to pull in front to cause her to swivee to aviation and strike-a telepho instead. Major damage to the front car was reported. Local Woman Save From 'Suicide' Try A 24-year-old Anaheim Betty M. Hagen, is reported isfactory condition in Orange City Hospital today after attic to take her life with an o of aspirin and other palm drugs around 1 a.m. Sunday ing. Rushed to Anaheim McHospital by a friend, Marilyn Donald Clutterbear, the vistom was pumped before was transferred to the other pitual for observation. Mrs. Hagen is the divorcer er of four children, and liv her parents at 2028 Midwo Dow-Jones Averages Gitrus The Man Held as Direct in Murder BEACH (OCNS) — John Venable, 26, of 12572 Aspen, Garden Grove, was held Beach Police today on son of murder. He said Venable surrendered at Long Beach Police headquarters last night in con-flict with the fatal stabbing of F. Bullock on November, 18 Venable was quoted as telling he stabbed Bullock in the 25 times with a pair of body was found in Bullock's event on 14th St., Long ording to police. Venable then he was in the Marine and hitchhiking in Los Ang-hen picked up by Bullock. CLOGGED UP DRAINS EMERGENCIES—CALL US!! Ph. Day KE 5-6105—Night KE 5-4279 BILL WARD, The Plumber — 246 E. Cen Temperatures. Cool without water, heat Temperatures. 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Jack was treated for multiple cuts and bruises and then admitted. He is told to be in good condition by hospital authorities. The accident apparently occurred when the car driven by Sandra L. Clark, 18, approached the intersection of Cerritos and Walnut coming from the east. Approaching Wall Street, she told police that another car started to pull in front of her, using her to swerve to avoid collision and strike a telephone pole instead. Major damage to the front of her car was reported. Local Woman Saved from 'Suicide' Try A 24-year-old Anaheim woman, Patty M. Hagen, is reported in satety condition in Orange County Hospital today after attempting take her life with an overdose aspirin and other pain killing drugs around 1 a.m. Sunday morning. Rushed to Anaheim Memorial Hospital by a friend, Marine Sgt. Nald Clutterbach, the victim's armach was pumped before she was transferred to the other hospital for observation. Mrs. Hagen is the divorced mother of four children, and lives with her parents at 2028 Midwood. Preliminary Hearing Date Set For Suspect in Penney’s Armed Robbery FULLERTON (OCNS) — After appearing in a Los Angeles police lineup Saturday night, a 39-year-old East Whittier man was arraigned in Anaheim Municipal Court this morning on a charge of robbing two clerks of $20,233.89 in the Orangefair Shopping Center, May 4. William Henry Darnold, 14701 Leffingwell Rd., gave himself up Friday after the clerks viewed police "mug" files. Witnesses to the Fullerton holdup and victims of other holdups tried to pick Darnold out of the lineup also. As a result, "holds" have been placed on Darnold by police in Pasadena, Monterey Park and Redondo Beach. The suspect was arraigned in Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court at 9 a.m. today. He was scheduled for preliminary hearing at 10:30 a.m. Friday. Bail has been set at $5,000. Capt. Herb Curtis said Darnold told him he would not post bail and is willing to take a polygraph test. The test is expected to be given sometime today, Curtis reported. Detectives spent the week end checking out Darnold's statement that he was in Redondo Beach at the time of the holdup. Investigation will continue until the preliminary hearing, Curtis reported. Detectives spent the weekend checking out Darnold's crime. Police are also checking his story that he drove to the vicinity of Ventura the morning of May 4 prior to going to Redondo Beach to see a car dealer. There is still no clue as to the identity of the second holdup suspect. Two men held up at gunpoint, Larry Shaw, 21, and Michael D. Ensign, 24, both of 1150 Casa Grande St., Anaheim, while they were walking with the weekend receipts from the J. C. Penney Co. store to the nearby Citizens National Bank. 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