anaheim-gazette 1952-09-19

VOTE PASSERS—Charles and Rachel Dichman, above, proprietors of Dichman’s Variety store, 132 E. Center st., are among the many leading Anaheim merchants who give 100 “Buy in Anaheim” votes for each $1 purchase. Boy Scouts Pass 2 Million In ‘Buy in Anaheim’ Drive Boy Scouts of America racked up a total of 2,025,500 votes in The Gazette’s “Buy in Anaheim” campaign today with a new vote of 384,700 cast in their favor Wednesday. The heavy (507,900) vote Wednesday catapulted the campaign total to 9,316,100, and one new entrant, First Baptist church of Fullerton, brought the total of participating organizations. Anaheim School Enroll 2611 Pupils this Year Anaheim Elementary School trict has an enrollment of pupils as of today. Superintendent Paul Cook revealed. School been in session for one and a weeks. The new enrollment figure resents a 17 per cent increase 380, over last year’s total, said he expects enrollment to crease to 2800 or 2850 by the of the year. “When that point is real we will be at the end of the as far as classrooms are comed,” he said. “Even now there only four unoccupied classes left in the system, two at B way school and two at Lin and 150 more pupils are expected to enter Lincoln by mid-Mar. No Double Sessions Use of the cafetoriums auditoriums for class rooms handle about 250 more, he mated, and would put off necessity of going into doubl esions. What the situation will be year and what the classroom requirements will be cannot be dicted now, Cook said, but a Boy Scouts of America racked up a total of 2,025,500 votes in The Gazette's "Buy in Anaheim" campaign today with a new vote of 384,700 cast in their favor Wednesday. The heavy (587,900) vote Wednesday catapulted the campaign total to 9,316,100, and one new entrant, First Baptist church of Fullerton, brought the total of participating organizations to 101. Bethel Baptist church remains in second place with 1,477,200 votes, St. Michael's Episcopal third with 686,200, and White Temple Methodist fourth with 629,800. The new standings follow: | Boy Scouts of America | Yesterday | Today | Total | | :--- | :--- | :--- | ---: | | Bethel Baptist Church | 1,640,800 | 284,700 | 2,025,500 | | St. Michael's Episcopal Church | 1,473,400 | 3,800 | 1,477,200 | | White Temple Methodist Church | 678,000 | 8,800 | 688,600 | | Zion Lutheran Church | 620,000 | 9,800 | 629,800 | | St. Boniface Church | 572,400 | 14,200 | 586,600 | | Lois Rebekah Lodge 268 | 514,500 | 4,000 | 518,500 | | Anahalm Junior Chamber of Commerce | 347,600 | 19,000 | 366,600 | | Grace Lutheran Church | 285,000 | 10,600 | 295,600 | | Cancer Society of Orange County | 270,500 | 270,500 | 270,500 | | YWCA | 215,000 | 900 | 219,800 | | Veterans of Foreign Wars | 204,600 | 804,600 | | Girl Scouts of America | 132,200 | 132,200 | | Church of Christ of Latter Day Sta., Fullerton | 90,500 | 1,200 | 91,700 | | First Southern Baptist Church | 88,100 | ___ | 88,100 | | Christian Church, Bdwy. & Helena, Anaheim | 77,600 | 8,000 | 85,600 | | First Church of Christ, Scientist | 84,200 | ___ | 84,200 | Presbyterian Church | 81,400 | 1,200 | 82,600 | Young Ladies' Institute | 27,980 | 2,300 | 81,200 | Nazarene Church | 77,600 | ___ | 77,600 | First Christian Church of Fullerton | 65,100 | 14,400 | 79,500 | Exangelical United Brethren | 54,600 | 1,500 | 56,100 | St. Beniface P.TA | 44,100 | 2,800 | 46,900 | Elks Club | 41,200 | ___ | 41,200 | American Legion | 40,500 | ___ | 40,500 | Job's Daughters | 37,OOO | 4Oo | 37,AOO | Anahelm Optimist Club | 33,5Oo | 2.5Oo | 36.OOo | Anahelm Business & Professional Women's Club | 27.7Oo | 7.1Oo | 34.8Oo | First Calvary Baptist Church, Anaheim | 28.8Oo | ___ | 28.8Oo | Wesley Methodist Church | 28.7Oo | ___ | 28.7Oo | Bethany Church,Cypress St., Anaheim | 28.OOo | ___ | 28.OOo | Our Lady of Guadalupe | 26.3Oo | ___ | 26.3Oo | Orange County Branch Nat'l Fuchsia Society | 22.5Oo | 2.7Oo | 25.2Oo | YWCA,Anaheim | 22.7Oo | ___ | 22.7Oo | Assistance League of Anaheim | 22.6Oo | ___ | 22.6Oo| Alamitos Friends Church of Garden Grove ...| 21.OOo | ___|21.OOo| Salvation Army|18.6Oo|___|18.OOo| St. Plus Church of Buena Park|16.7Oo|___|16.7Oo| Masonic Lodge,Anaheim|15.5Oo|___|15.5Oo| Cerebral Palsy Association|15.1Oo|___|15.1Oo| Anahelm Recreation Department|14.OOo|___|14.Ooo| Seventh Day Adventist Church|13.6Oo|___|13.6Oo| Masonic Lodge of Fullerton|12.9OO|___|12.9OO| Marywood Catholic Girls High|12.6OO|___|12.6OO| YWCA,Fullerton|10.4OO|___|10.4OO| Buena Park Lions Club|9.1OO|___|9.1OO| Eastern Star|8.3OO|___|8.3OO| Methodist Church of Yorba Linda|7.1OO|___|7.1OO| Messiah Lutheran Church of Buena Park Red Cross|6.7OO|___|6.7OO| Free Methodist Church|5.8OO|___|5.8OO| Assembly of God Church|5.7OO|___|5.7OO| Anahelm Knights of Columbus[1154]|5.6OO|___|5.6OO| NEW AQUARIUM[ANAHAM] Jefferson Wins Safety Contest Thomas Jefferson school terday won the distinction owing the first school in the city achieve 1oo per cent signi parents' safety pledge in the timist "Your Brake Their Child safety campaign. Robert Shanks，Jefferson cipal，and Ed Wisser，chairman the campaign，made the announcement jointly today. Jefferson's third grade，Ma et Haugh，teacher，was on four class rooms in the city for first place for class hoi The others were Mrs.Rie Heitshusen's first and se grade room at Zion Luth school; Richard Heitshusen's and fourth grade room at and Mary Fox's sixth grade at Benjamin Franklin school. Markets CITRUS Receipts cases—whole prices unchanged—Large A.M.per cent AA-64-65.Min-8O per AA-57-58; Medium A.M.per cent AA-49-59.Min-8O per cent AA-36-37.Called graded to ret in cases; Large AA-69-7O; Mediu Cerebral Palsy Association 15,100 15,100 Anaheim Recreation Department 14,000 14,000 Seventh Day Adventist Church 13,600 13,600 Masonic Lodge of Fullerton 12,900 12,900 Marywood Catholic Girls High 12,600 12,600 YWCA, Fullerton 10,400 10,400 Buena Park Lions Club 9,100 9,100 Eastern Star 8,300 8,300 Methodist Church of Yorba Linda 7,100 7,100 Messiah Lutheran Church of Buena Park 6,700 6,700 Red Cross 6,700 6,700 Free Methodist Church 5,800 5,800 Assembly of God Church 5,700 5,700 Anahelm Knights of Columbus 1154 5,600 VFW Auxiliary 3173, Anaheim 5,100 Katella P-TA 5,100 St. Mary's Catholic Church of Fullerton 4,800 4,900 Valencia Junior Academy, Fullerton 4,600 4,600 Anaheim Y's Men's Club 4,300 4,300 North Orange County Panhellenic Asan. 4,200 4,200 Bethany Full Gospel 3,500 3,500 First Congregational Church of Buena Park 3,500 3,500 B'nal Brith 3,000 500 3,500 Lutheran, Wilshire and Harvard, Fullerton 3,200 3,200 White Shrine, Fullerton 3,200 3,200 KCPF 2,500 2,500 Sea Scouts 2,500 2,500 Community Chest 1,800 500 2,300 Methodist Church, Fullerton 2,200 2,200 Stanton Community Church 401 1,800 2,200 Heart Fund 2,100 2,100 Junior Ebell 2,000 2,000 Executives Secretaries Inc., Orange County 1,900 1,900 Congregational Church, Buena Park 1,900 1,900 Placentia Church of the Nazarene 1,800 1,800 Anaheim P-TA 1,700 1,700 Corason de Jesus Church, Anaheim 1,300 1,300 Anaheim Klwanis Club 1,300 1,300 St. Joseph Catholic Church 1,300 1,300 American Legion Auxiliary 1,300 1,300 First Baptist Church, Fullerton 1,300 1,300 Fullerton Rebekah 1,Oooo Oooo Oooo Oooo Oooo Oooo Oooo Oooo Oooo Oooo Oooo Oooo Oooo Oooo OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO 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Cook revealed. School has been in session for one and a half years. The new enrollment figure represents a 17 per cent increase, or over last year's total. Cook expects enrollment to increase to 2800 or 2850 by the end of the year. When that point is reached, will be at the end of the line car as classrooms are concern he said. "Even now there are four unoccupied classrooms in the system, two at Broad-school and two at Lincoln, 150 more pupils are expected enter Lincoln by mid-March." No Double Sessions use of the cafetoriums and storiums for class rooms would lie about 250 more, he estimated, and would put off the necessity of going into double sessions. Senator Shouts "Smear" by Crooks And Communists Behind Accusations By JACK BELL ABOARD THE EISENHOWER SPECIAL (UP)—Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower defended Sen. Richard M. Nixon of California today as a "honest man" in the political furor over the disclosure concerning Nixon's non-official California expense account. James Hagerty, Eisenhower's press secretary, called newsmen aboard the campaign special train together as the train approached Nebraska City to read them this statement: "I have long admired and applauded Sen. Nixon's American faith, and his determination to drive the Communist sympathizers from offices of public trust. Charges Leveled "There has recently been levelled against him a charge of unethical practices. I believe Dick Nixon to be an honest man. I am confident that he will place all the facts before the American people fairly and squarely. "I intend to talk with him at the earliest time we can reach each other by telephone." Disclosure of Sen. Richard Nixon's non-official California expense account cast a pall over Gen. Eisenhower's campaign train as it rolled South through Nebraska. Many of the general's associates regarded the matter as a serious political setback. Southland Gets Welcome Shower LOS ANGELES (UP)—Showers broke over much of Southern California today, and the weatherman says there's more in store. More than a tenth of an inch had fallen in Los Angeles by mid-morning, the first measurable rainfall of the weather year which starts on July 1. "Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms, locally moderate to heavy in the mountains with a few light showers in the coastal section through Sunday," aboard the campaign special train together as the train approached Nebraska City to read them this statement: Quit Race There was some talk — not shared publicly by the Republican presidential nominee's top advisors—that Nixon should be asked to take himself off the ticket. BRIDGEPORT, CONFORT—Gov. Adlai chats with Sen. Will of car during his visit to A. A. Ribicoff. The whistle-stop tour win Connecticut's eli- No Double Sessions of the cafetoriums and tourists for class rooms would be about 250 more, he estided, and would put off the cessity of going into double sessions. That situation will be next and what the classroom rements will be cannot be preceded now, Cook said, but a surfice of the city will be taken in to forecast the increase on basis of new housing in Anal., Each 100 new homes mean more children for the school district. The breakdown in enrolment by tools: Fremont, 435; Benjamin Buklin, 486; Broadway, 155; James Jefferson, 317; Abraham Mann, 320; George Washington, and Horace Mann, 648. Jefferson Wins Safety Contest Thomas Jefferson school yesay won the distinction of bethe first school in the city to ave 100 per cent signing of ents' safety pledge in the Opt "Your Brake, Their Break" safety campaign. Robert Shanks, Jefferson principal, and Ed Wisser, chairman of campaign, made the announcement jointly today. Jefferson's third grade, Margarhaugh, teacher, was one of class rooms in the city to tie first place for class honors. Others were Mrs. Richard Shusen's first and second room at Zion Lutheran col; Richard Heitshusen's third fourth grade room at Zion; Mary Fox's sixth grade room benjamin Franklin school. Markets CITRUS Federal State Market News reported today oranges, lemand grapefruit steady, prices ungred. Knisk Growers, Inc. reported to all question markets California ties were about unchanged. Repetitive prices by size: Sunkist, grade-150s 8.06; 17.59; 200s 220s 7.02; 252s 5.09; 288s 5.38; 4.67; choice, second grade-150s 176s 7.00; 200s 6.56; 220s 6.26; 5.54; 288s 5.17. EGGS ceilings $390 cases—wholesale unanchored—Largo A. Min. 40 cent AA. 64.65; Min. 80 per cent AA. 64.65; Min. 80 per cent AA. 64.65; Min. 80 per cent AA. 64.65; Min. 80 per cent AA. 64.65; Min. 80 per cent AA. 64.65; Min. 80 per cent AA. 64.65; Min. 80 per cent Before entering the plea, Broughton's attorney moved to dismiss the murder charge on the ground that testimony at the preliminary hearing was not sufficient to justify holding Broughton's attorney says there's more in store. More than a tenth of an inch had fallen in Los Angeles by mid-morning, the first measurable rainfall of the weather year which starts on July 1. "Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunder-storms, locally moderate to heavy in the mountains with a few light showers in the coastal section through Sunday," was the weekend forecast. A tropical storm in lower California is bringing the unsettled conditions. The first rain brought severe traffic tieups in the Los Angeles area, partly because some sets of traffic signals were shorted out by the moisture. Minor accidents caused by skidding were frequent. A woman fell on the city hall steps and broke her hip. The rain came after an exceptionally warm night, with the temperature dipping to only 68 degrees here. In San Bernardino, the minimum of 72 equaled the highest September minimum on record, set Sept. I, 1929. Broughton Trial Set for Oct. 7 Trial of Roy Clifford Broughton, 18-year-old marine, charged with the taxicab murder of Richard E. Grimsley, 25. Los Angeles, in Santa Ana last March 7, today was set for Oct. 7. The date was named when Broughton, who had admitted the shooting of the taxi driver after he had been arrested in Hawaii and brought back to face the charge, today entered a dual plea of not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity. Presiding Judge Kenneth E. Morrison who received the plea from Broughton's attorney, Sidney Chernisl, Los Angeles, assigned the trial to the department of Superior Judge Franklin G. West. Judge Morrison appointed two psychiatrists, Dr. Hyman Tucker, head of Norwalk state hospital, and Dr. Harold Day of Santa Ana to examine the defendant as to bis sanity and report their findings to the court. Defense of William Rupp, 18-year-old Yorba Linda farm hand, charged with the sex slaying of a 15-year-old baby sitter, Ruby Ann Pavne, last Aug. 8, will be equipped with its own expert medical and psychiatric testimony at county expense, it was disclosed today. Public Defender Nick Mever made formal request for an allotment of $500 to hire doctors and psychiatrists to help him with the preparations of Rupp's case which will go to trial Oct. 20 in presiding Judge Kenneth E. Morrison. Disclosure of Sen. Richard Nixon's non-official California expense account cast a pal over Gen. Eisenhower's campaign train as it rolled South through Nebraska. Many of the general's associates regarded the matter as a serious political setback. Quit Race There was some talk — not shared publicly by the Republican presidential nominee's top advisors—that Nixon should be asked to take himself off the ticket. Democratic National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell said Nixon should quit the race. In California, where he is campaigning, Nixon denounced as a "political smear" Mitchell's statement that it was "morally wrong" for the GOP senator to draw on a $16,000 or $17,000 expense fund set up by business men in his state. Fund Explained Dana C. Smith, Pasadena attorney who acted as trustee, said the fund was raised because the $2500 expense money allowed Senators was not enough for one from a state as large and populous as California. He said no donor had ever asked Nixon for "special favors." Nixon said in a statement the money was used for hiring extra clerical help, travel expense, printing of speeches and documents and for postage. It was evident that the Nixon disclosures were embarrassing to Eisenhower, who has been pounding away on his Midwestern tour against what he charges is corruption in government and promising that the Republicans would "restore integrity" to officialdom if elected. Rupp Defenders Seek Funds for Medical Witness Defense of William Rupp, 18-year-old Yorba Linda farm hand, charged with the sex slaying of a 15-year-old baby sitter, Ruby Ann Pavne, last Aug. 8, will be equipped with its own expert medical and psychiatric testimony at county expense, it was disclosed today. Public Defender Nick Mever made formal request for an allotment of $500 to hire doctors and psychiatrists to help him with the preparations of Rupp's case which will go to trial Oct. 20 in presiding Judge Kenneth E. Morrison. BRIDGEPORT, CONFIRMATION FRONT—Gov. Adlai chats with Sen. Willey of car during his visit. A. A. Ribicoff. The whistle-stop tour owein Connecticut's elec relection of Benton unexpired four-year- Senate Report Of Government WASHINGTON (AP) George D. Alken (R-VT) day a Senate probe of in government grains products shows "about dollars that was stolen. At the same time Allen Ellender (D-La) New Orleans that t农业委员会 here Tuesday to consult port on an investigative shortages conducted this year. "It's a pretty good re public is entitled Alken said." I would not more than a dozen wo and that would be only fication." Aiken, who previously plained of not being abo a look at the report,saved a copy this week "confidential," with a r Chairman Ellender that ment not be made publi shown to senators' off ans. Alken said most of t Lushes to Gain One Hour Sept William G. Bonelli, fo trict member of the state of equalization, remine licenses that although coholle beverage cont which regulates Calfor nor industry declares all premises must be close a.m. they can remain one additional hour wi m.m arrives on Sunday. At that time Bonelli them,daylight saving tim carded.Clocks are t County Adopts Law Establishing Oil Drilling Zone Boundaries Expected to stimulate oil excavations in Orange county, an ordinance adopted by the city supervisors, which sets up guidelines for established oil sites was signed today by Chair Willis H. Warner. The ordinance establishes four oil zones in the county, in which drilling for oil may be conducted without necessity of obtaining drilling permits from the county planning commission. Permits still will be required for any oil exploration in areas of the county not zoned. One zone includes the rich Huntington Beach field, another covers the west Newport field and Costa Mesa area, a third includes the east and west Covote hills field between Burma Park and La Hachra while the fourth covers the Yorba Linda - Atwood - Richfield districts. The ordinance finally was enacted after extensive discussion of the most controversial area involved, which covered Costa Mesa. Boundaries of this field were determined at a public hearing last Tuesday, at which the south line of the field was fixed alone a line 100 feet away from the city limits of Newport Beach. That line runs along the too of the bluffs bordering the coast highway. Petitions filed with the supervisors requesting additions to the Yorba Linda field were rejected by the supervisors for the time being because they were indefinite as to maps and property descriptions. It was stated that there may be opportunity to enlarge the Yorba Linda zone later, since some additional oil territory has developed after the fixing of the zones boundary lines. By RUTH COWAN WASHINGTON (AP) — Today sees in its "pilotter planes" a possible $300 a low-level bombing, a specimen that has been costly in Korea. That $300 is the app cost given by a Navy reserve for converting a $600 late plane—of which the thousands in mothballs needed weapon in the most terrain of Korea. Navy Enthused This, several Navy reserves said in interview, is son for Navy enthusiasm latest news in air warfare robot planes, equipped with vision eyes and a 200 bomb, which dived onto N rean targets. But the Navy was about making any claim Adm. John H. Sides, digged missiles, cautioned talk about "the push-back in warfare" being here. And the Air Force said... GAZETTE IS ANAHEIM'S FIRST NEWSPAPER 1952 5 Cents per Copy 50 Cents per Month No. 232 Nixon Disclosures BRIDGEPORT, CONN. — HUMOR ON POLITICAL FRONT—Gov. Adlai Stevenson bursts into laughter as he chats with Sen. William Benton (D.-Conn.) in back seat of car during his visit here yesterday. At right is Rep. A. A. Ribicoff. The Democratic presidential nominee, on a whistle-stop tour of New England, worked not only to win Connecticut's eight electoral votes but also to obtain State Papers Unmask Russ Slave Labor By EDWARD E. BOMAR WASHINGTON (UP)—The state department spread on the record today a mass of evidence that the Soviet Union and its satellites have millions of captives in slave labor camps. With President Truman's endorsement the department made public a 69-page report rounding up official documents, testimony of refugees and other evidence in support of this conclusion: "The number of slave laborers in the Soviet Union and its satellites runs into the millions and represents the most extreme violation of human rights on the face of the earth today." Labor Survey It was a detailed summary of evidence prepared for a special fact - finding committee of the United Nations and the International Labor organization. The committee held hearings at New York in June, and is due to resume sessions next month at Geneva, Switzerland. The summary was put together with the help of the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations, working through the International Confederation of Free Trade-Unions. With only a passing reference to other forms of Communist coercion, the state department declared that the evidence showed: Russ Admit It 1. Forced labor has been continuous throughout the existence of the Soviet system and has grown into a vast institution since Deputy Premier V. M. Molotov told a 1931 Soviet congress at BRIDGEPORT, CONN. — HUMOR ON POLITICAL FRONT—Gov. Adlai Stevenson bursts into laughter as he chats with Sen. William Benton (D-Conn.) in back seat of car during his visit here yesterday. At right is Rep. A. A. Ribicoff. The Democratic presidential nominee, on a whistle-stop tour of New England, worked not only to win Connecticut's eight electoral votes but also to obtain reelection of Benton and the election of Ribicoff to fill the unexpired four-year-term of the late Sen. Brien McMahon. AP WIREPHOTO Senate Report Shows $10,000,000 Of Government Grain "Was Stolen" WASHINGTON (UP) — Sen. George D. Alken (R-VT) said today a Senate probe of shortages in government grains and farm products shows "about 10 million dollars that was stolen." At the same time Chairman Allen Ellender (D-La) said in New Orleans that the State Agriculture committee will meet here Tuesday to consider a report on an investigation of the shortages, conducted earlier this year. "It's a pretty good report and the public is entitled to see it," Alken said. "I would not change more than a dozen words in it and that would be only for clarification." Alken, who previously had complained of not being able to get a look at the report, said he received a copy this week marked "confidential," with a request by Chairman Ellender that the document not be made public or even shown to senators' office assistants. Alken said most of the losses Lushes to Gain One Hour Sept. 28 William G. Bonelli, fourth district member of the state board of equalization, reminds liquor licenses that although the alcoholic beverage control act, which regulates California's liquor industry, declares all licensed premises must be closed at 2 a.m. they can remain open for one additional hour when 2 a.m. arrives on Sunday, Sept. 28. At that time, Bonelli informs them, daylight saving time is discarded. Clocks are to be set were in government, grain accumulated under farm price support program and stored by Agriculture Department agencies with private warehouse and elevator operators. During the public hearings when grain shortages were estimated at about seven million dollars, Secretary of Agriculture Branman testified that this was not the fault of his subordinates but of private warehouse and elevator operators. Unlucky Cabby Hurt in Wreck Of Motorcycle Trouble which overtook Glenn Hulen Boyett, 26, Santa Ana taxi driver when he was the victim of an armed robbery last Monday evening in Santa Ana, again dogged his steps last evening, when he was seriously injured in the wreck of his motorcycle near Irvine lake in Santiago canyon. Boyett and his passenger, Miss Dorothy Grachow, 20, of Santa Ana, were traveling down Santiago canyon highway at 9:30 p.m. when the motorcycle went out of control, struck a culvert and hurtled some distance through the air, landing on its back. Boyett and the girl both suffered major head and internal injuries and were taken to Santa Ana Community hospital. Jack F. Callahan, 34, of Seal Beach, received minor injuries at 1:40 a.m. today, when his car collided with a car driven by Theodore M. Weaver, 26, of Artesia working through the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions. With only a passing reference to other forms of Communist coercion, the state department declared that the evidence showed: Russ Admit It 1. Forced labor has been continuous throughout the existence of the Soviet system and has grown into a vast institution since Deputy Premier V. M. Molotov told a 1931 Soviet congress at Moscow: "We have never attempted to conceal that in certain operations we use the labor of prisoners who are healthy and capable of labor. We have done this in the past we are doing it now, and we shall do it in the future." 2. Although the exact number of prisoners is a Soviet state secret, calculations range from two million to 20 million, and are far above what the prison population should be by non-Communist, and even Czarist. Russian standards. Political Prisoners 3. The prisoners are largely political offenders or persons guilty of minor derelictions. Common criminals are a small minority and are allowed to dominate, even forgetting the others. 4. Many are given sentences up to five years by the secret police without court trials. 5. The concentration camps are "places of brutal punishment" regardless of the Soviet theory that penal institutions have the purpose of reeducating their inmates. Part of Economy 6. Forced labor is a significant feature of the Soviet economy. A Soviet economic plan for 1941 pages of which the department reproduced, assigned 14 per cent of work like timbering, mining, and railway, highway and canal construction to slave laborers—a higher percentage than to any other agency. 7. In practice, innocent persons are forcibly recruited for the labor rangs because of the demand for forced labor. 8. Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria and the other eastern European satellites, and Red China has patterned similar systems after that of the Soviet Union. It was estimated there are currently at least 35 labor camps in Bulgaria, 179 in Czechoslovakia, 79 in Hungary and 21 or more in Communist Poland. Israel Celebrates Jewish New Year William G. Bonelli, fourth district member of the state board of equalization, reminds liquor licenses that although the alcohol beverage control act, which regulates California's liquor industry, declares all licensed premises must be closed at 2 a.m. they can remain open for one additional hour when 2 a.m. arrives on Sunday, Sept. 28. At that time, Bonelli informs them, daylight saving time is discarded. Clocks are to be set back one hour and sales of alcoholic beverages may continue until 2 a.m. Standard time arrives. Liquor licensed premises lost an hour of business at 1 a.m. on April 27 when daylight saving time began and clocks were set ahead an hour. On Sept. 28, the lost hour will be returned. Ana, were traveling down Santiago canyon highway at 9:30 p.m. when the motorcycle went out of control, struck a culvert and hurtled some distance through the air, landing on its back. Boyett and the girl both suffered major head and internal injuries and were taken to Santa Ana Community hospital. Jack F. Callahan, 34, of Seal Beach, received minor injuries at 1:40 a.m. today, when his car collided with a car driven by Theodore M. Weaver, 26, of Artesia, at the intersection of Highway 39 and Westminster blvd., at Westminster. Callahan was taken to Santa Ana Community hospital. LONDON (P)—Ergpt has formally applied to Britain to buy armaments, including scarce jet propelled aircraft and Centurion tanks. Navy Sees Use for WW II Bombers as Guided Missiles at $300 Each in Push-Button Warfare By RUTH COWAN WASHINGTON (AP)—The Navy today sees in its "pilotless suicide planes" a possible $300 answer to low-level bombing, a special problem that has been costly in lives in Korea. That $300 is the approximate cost given by a Navy representative for converting a $60,000 obsolete plane—of which the Navy has thousands in mothballs—into a needed weapon in the mountainous terrain of Korea. Navy Enthused This, several Navy representatives said in interview, is the reason for Navy enthusiasm over the latest news in air warfare—Navy robot planes, equipped with television eyes and a 2000 pound bomb, which dived onto North Korean targets. But the Navy was cautious about making any claims. Rear Adm. John H. Sides, director of guided missiles, cautioned against talk about "the push-button age in warfare" being here. And the Air Force said in reply to a query that expendable "warweary" B-17s and B-24s, loaded with 18,500 pounds of high explosives, were used as pilotless guided missiles on five combat missions during World War II. Low Level Fighting Navy representatives explained that the type of fighting in the mountains of Korea means that planes have to fly low to find and strike enemy targets in the valleys. That brings the planes within close range of enemy anti-aircraft fire—and the Navy admits this has been effective. Navy spokesmen now describe the converted Grumman Hellcat fighter, such as was catapulted Sept. 1 from the aircraft carrier Boxer, as so efficient that it can be directed into a railway tunnel. They said this was done with one of the pilotless craft. 900-Mile Range The Hellcat used in the first combat test lambasted a target 150 miles from the carrier. But Navy representatives said its television-guided robots would have a range of about 900 miles—and need not be within sight of a remote control "mother" plane. At Pearl Harbor, the commander of the carrier task force which launched the first robot attack on North Korea hinted the explosion might have been seen in Soviet Russian territory. Navy officials, meanwhile, were investigating the use of classified information in some dispatches about the initial robot strike in Korea. They said that, so far as they could determine, only one dispatch was submitted for censorship clearance either in Tokyo or Washington. This was the eye-witness account by Associated Press Photographer Fred Waters, dated Sept. 1 aboard the carrier Boxer. Water's story, with deletions, was cleared by the Pentagon Wednesday night. The deletions were restored after the Navy reported another news story, containing details censored out of Waters' account, was in circulation.