anaheim-gazette 1952-10-28

ANAHEIM Daily The Anaheim Gazette Was Established In 1879 As A Weekly And Is Anaheim's First Newspaper VOLUME LXXOXI ANAHEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER Broughton Abandons Inspection Young Killer Will Begin Serving His Sentence Monday at Chino Prison Roy Clifford Broughton, 18-year-old Santa Ana taxicab slayer, today suddenly abandoned his insanity defense and was immediately sentenced to life imprisonment for first-degree murder, by Superior Judge Raymond Thompson, in Santa Ana. Judge Thompson, a few minutes earlier, had determined the killing of Richard Grimaley, 25, Los Angeles taxi driver, slain by Broughton on a Santa Ana street on the night of last March 7, to be first degree murder. Because he was only 17 years old at the time of the crime, Broughton was not subject to the death penalty under California law. The court, which determined the degree of the crime from evidence presented to the court yesterday by Deputy District Attorney Robert Kneeland, granted a stay of execution of sentence until next Monday, because Broughton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Broughton, of St. Louis, Mo., had come here to be with their son. The young man Marine will be taken to Chino to begin serving his sentence. High emotion followed the sentencing of the youth, who was brought back from Pearl Harbor to face prosecution. Withdrawal of the insanity plea was made at the request of Broughton himself, his attorney, Sidney Cherniss, of Los Angeles, disclosed afterward. Cherniss, himself, considers that Broughton is mentally unbalanced, he said, citing the youth’s outburst at the photographer as an example. He had medical evidence ready to present in court to support the insanity plea. Cherniss said, but Broughton insisted on dropping the defense and was supported in his wish by his parents. Two court-appointed psychiatrists who examined Broughton, had reported to the court that in their opinion Broughton is legally sane. ‘Quiet,’ She Screamed Silently Summoned by reports that a family quarrel was causing disturbance at $20 W. Sixth st., Santa Ana, recently, police observed a violent argument was under way, but listened in vain for the noise. Finally they understood. Both husband and wife were deaf mutes. Junior Chaplains Day Activities Mayor’s WHEREAS, the Unit hold of democracy in the WHEREAS, the Unit free and strong by its cl have resolved their issue by the power of the Ball WHEREAS true rep tinned only by the citize of their precious America WHEREAS, the Ana is encouraging all citizen 4, 1952, in the American NOW. THEREFORE Anaheim, do hereby com on its Get Out The Vot fostering a like program Anaheim to take advantage AND, I DO FURTEN ginning today and ending in the City of Anaheim Vote week. Dated this 28th day of (signed) dence presented to the court yesterday by Deputy District Attorney Robert Kneeland, granted a stay of execution of sentence until next Monday, because Broughton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Broughton, of St. Louis, Mo., had come here to be with their son. The young on Marine will be taken to Chino to begin serving his sentence. High emotion followed the sentencing of the youth, who was brought back from Pearl Harbor to face prosecution. His parents burst into weeping, and Grimsley's mother, Mrs. Edith Grimsley of Los Angeles, mingled her tears with theirs. The young widow, Mrs. Nola Grimsley, 19, who testified yesterday, was not present when the hearing came to its unexpected conclusion. Young Broughton, himself, was in different mood. As he was being taken back to the county jail by Deputy Sheriff Jack Baker, he attacked a newspaper photographer who had just taken his picture. The photographer, Felix Paegel, of the Los Angeles Examiner, was adjusting his camera after the "shot" when Broughton rushed at him, and kicked the camera. He then challenged Paegel to fight, but was restrained by Baker, Paegel begged the officer to turn Broughton loose. Evidence presented to the court yesterday tended to show robbery as a motive of the crime, which would make it first degree murder. Finding of Grimsley's empty wallet on a street a half-mile from the murder scene, was cited in support of the charge. Broughton, who had earlier refused to testify, then took the stand to tell the court that at the time of the killing he had approximately $15 in Two Injured in Four-Car Crash In Santa Ana Two persons were injured in a four-car crash in Santa Ana last night, one of the cars involved crashing into two others following a wild run over the curb and along the sidewalk, at Second and Bush streets. The crash took place at 11:55 p.m., causing knee injuries to one driver. Joseph Gilroy Britton, 61, 615 W. Walnut st., Santa Ana and his wife, Mae. They were taken to Santa Ana Community hospital. According to a police report, 'Quiet,' She Screamed Silently Summoned by reports that a family quarrel was causing disturbance at 820 W. Sixth St., Santa Ana, recently, police observed a violent argument was under way, but listened in vain for the noise. Finally they understood. Both husband and wife were deaf mutes. They answered police questions by writing notes. Philip, the husband, scribbled slightly when asked what was wrong. "She won't be quiet," he wrote, referring to his wife, Anna. Anna scowled and wrote her piece. "He's a loud mouth," she retorted. It developed that Philip's accusation against Anna didn't mean conversation. She had slammed the door hard. Police backed out of the house on tip toe. IKE ARRIVES FOR STRETCH DRIVE—Dwight D. Eisenhower is met by New York Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of the GOP presidential candidate's arrival here this morning from his tour of Pennsylvania. Ike plans to stump heavily-populated Long Island suburbs here today while his rival, Adlai Stevenson, makes a similar bid for vote in New York's Manhattan and nearby New Jersey. AP WIREPHOTO Two persons were injured in a four-car crash in Santa Ana last night, one of the cars involved crashing into two others following a wild run over the curb and along the sidewalk, at Second and Bush streets. The crash took place at 11:55 p.m., causing knee injuries to one driver. Joseph Gilroy Britton, 61, 615 W. Walnut st., Santa Ana and his wife, Mae. They were taken to Santa Ana Community hospital. According to a police report, Britton's car was struck by a car driven by William E. Noren, 18, 410 W. Second st., Santa Ana. Britton's car went out of control and struck a parked car belonging to Clarence M. Boyd, 28, 2214 S. Baker st., Santa Ana. The Britton car then jumped the curb, hit a parking meter, traveled 86 feet along the sidewalk, hit another parking meter, went off the curb and crashed head-on with a parked car belonging to Mary L. Rowe, 29, 1016 W. Pine st., Santa Ana. Ballot Talk by Judge Gardner Set Judge Robert Gardner will be at the bungalow of the Evangelical United Brethren church tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock to give information on the 24 propositions appearing on the ballot. A most cordial invitation is extended to everyone. Jury Deliberating on Fate of Four Defendants in Bridgford Robbery Fate of the four defendants charged with grand theft in the $17,000 Bridgford meat robbery in Anaheim last Dec. 9, was placed in the hands of the jury at 9:55 a.m. today in Superior Judge Robert Gardner's court in Santa Ana. Court attaches expected a rather prolonged deliberation by the jury in view of the complicated character of the robbery case and the cross interests of the various defendants on trial. Richard J. McGovern, Compton taxi driver, is accused of actual participation in the raid upon the Bridgford Packing Co. plant. McGovern denies any knowledge of the raid. Irving Schulman, Los Angeles cafe man, is charged with guilty knowledge of the theft and associations with it by making arrangements for sale of the meat to the Warner Provision Co., Pasadena. Schulman declares that he was unaware the meat would be stolen and had made the contact innocently. Jack Goldberg and Morris Goldstein, partners in the Warner plant, declare they did not know the meat was stolen until it arrived and they noted that it lacked government inspection stamps. They were then forced to take it at the point of a gun held by Roy Wiltsse, leader of the gang, they claimed. Later they were blackmailed into paying nearly $10,000 to the gang members through their fear of publicity, they explained. Arguments to the jury by prosecution and defense were completed late yesterday. Judge Gardner instructed the jury when court opened today. Early this afternoon the jury still was deliberating. Financial Combining Buys Ship Line WASHINGTON (P) — A. P. Associates, Inc., a Texas-North York-West Coast financial co-bine, today bought the controllable interest in the American President Lines for $18,360,000. This offer—topping two other sealed bids—returned the San Francisco firm, one of the world's major shipping concerns to private hands after 14 years of government control. Heading A.P.L. Associates Ralph K. Davies, president of the American Independent Oil Company of San Francisco. Among those associated with him in the purchase are the Sign Oll and Gas Co., Los Angeles, at Marine Transport Lines, Inc., New York. Davies told reporters the group hopes that George Killion, who has been president of the American President Lines under government control, will continue in the office. He said, "We would hope to keep Mr. Killion as president although he would have some thing to say about that." Davies said his group bought the line as an investment and had no thought of resale. J. H. Marshal, of Fort Worth Texas, a director of Signal Oll and Gas Company, said Signal Oll had put about one half the offering price. He said Marine Transportation put up about ten per cent of the offer. Daily Gazette Anaheim's First Newspaper. 82 YEARS OF DEVOTION TO ALL THAT IS GOOD IN ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1952 5 Cents per Copy 50 Cents per Month No. 259 Mons Insanity Plea, Gets Life Junior Chamber all Set for Election Day Activities to Get Out the Vote Mayor’s Proclamation WHEREAS, the United States of America is the stronghold of democracy in the world today, and WHEREAS, the United States of America has been kept free and strong by its citizens throughout the years as they have resolved their issues and chosen their public officials by the power of the Ballot Box, and WHEREAS true representative government can be continued only by the citizens of this country by the exercise of their precious American right of voting, and WHEREAS, the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce is encouraging all citizens of Anaheim to vote on November 1, 1952, in the American way; NOW, THEREFORE, I, Charles Pearson, Mayor of Anaheim, do hereby commend the Anaheim Junior Chamber on its Get Out The Vote project, as well as other groups fostering a like program, and hereby urge all citizens of Anaheim to take advantage of their citizenship by voting. AND, I DO FURTHER PROCLAIM that the week beginning today and ending on Election Day, Nov. 4, be known in the City of Anaheim as Vote as You Please, But Please Vote week. Dated this 28th day of October, 1952. Motor Pool, Baby Sitting Services Ready for Public Any excuses given by Anaheimers for failure to vote Nov. 4 are apt to be pretty baseless, considering preparations being made by Anaheim Jaycees to get out the vote. Mayor Charles Pearson today got behind the Jacee effort by officially commending them and other organizations engaged in like efforts for their interest in public affairs and also proclaimed the week from today to Election Day "Vote as You Please, but Please Vote" week. Residents who are unable to transport themselves to the polls for some reason Nov. 4 are invited by the Junior Chamber to telephone Anaheim 7235 and a Jaycee car will be dispatched to provide the needed transportation. The motor pool headquarters will be located at the Chamber of Commerce office, 136 N. Los Angeles st., and those who wish to California State McCarthy Gave Nationwide Speech Bring Violent Reach CHICAGO (UP)—Sen. McCarthy charged last Gov. Adlai Stevenson, candidate for president, "aid to the Communist" McCarthy, speaking nationwide hookup financially-sponsored $5 dinner, said the issue current presidential co-ordinator "Will communism win America win?" "I do not state that was a Communist or prnist," McCarthy said, "but believe something was somewhere." The Wisconsin Republican was lustily cheered in dience of 1150 diners in hotel ballroom at varioin in his speech. Once book him briefly when a hecked. The heckler was quited out by policemen. McCarthy made these against the Illinois gov't. 1. That Stevenson is ed by some left-wing ad. 2. That the Democratic "would continue the Kremlin-dictated policies nation." 1952, in the American way; NOW, THEREFORE, L. Charles Pearson, Mayor of Anaheim, do hereby commend the Anaheim Junior Chamber on its Get Out The Vote project, as well as other groups fostering a like program, and hereby urge all citizens of Anaheim to take advantage of their citizenship by voting. AND, I DO FURTHER PROCLAIM that the week beginning today and ending on Election Day, Nov. 4, be known in the City of Anaheim as Vote as You Please, But Please Vote week. Dated this 28th day of October, 1952. (signed) CHARLES A. PEARSON Mayor, City of Anaheim Republican Women Offer Rides to Polls for Voters of All Parties Anaheim's Republican women threw their support behind widespread effort to get out vote on Election Day, Nov. 4. Mrs. Mary Endicott said today service is available for any who needs transportation to the polls, regardless of party affiliation. In addition, baby-sitting service will be provided for those who utilize the services of the GOP women's motor corps. For service, residents may call Eisenhower - Nixon headquarters, 3174 or 7347, or any one of the following precinct chairmen at their home telephones, as listed: Prec. No. 1 Mrs. Richard Herman ... 9075 2 Mrs. H. P. Tobin ... 2440 3 Mrs. C. C. Morris ... 6182 4 Mrs. Thomas Turek ... 5962 5 Mrs. A. P. Mitchell ... 6780 6 Mrs. C. A. Neukom ... 4228 7 Mrs. Bertha Myers ... 885 8 Mrs. Glenn Fry ... 3077 9 Mrs. Robert Rosoborough ... 5380 10 Mrs. James Carter ... 6155 11 Mrs. Chas. H. Anderson ... 6187 12 Mrs. P. H. Nelson ... 2375 13 Mrs. Eva Boyd ... 2468 14 Miss Katherine Steward ... 2587 15 Mrs. Duncan Powers ... 7807 16 Mrs. Henry Schacht ... 4127 17 Mrs. Alton B. Shawhan ... 5068 18 Mrs. W. D. Grafton ... 2375 19 Mrs. Frank J. Doretti ... 4356 20 Mrs. Marvin A. Pletrok ... 6480 21 Mrs. Claude E. Slack ... 5741 22 Mrs. C. A. Houston ... 4381 23 Miss Minnie R. Spicee ... 4490 24 Mrs. Arthur C. Korn ... 7755 2E-1 Mrs. Willbur Wright ... 9949 2E-2 Mrs. P. A. Pletrok ... 5430 W-1 Mrs. Harry W. Saulsbury ... 2614 W-2 Mrs. Alden R. Connor ... 3689 W-2 Mrs. L. C. Barrows ... 6622 Stanton Mrs. Brent Wahberg ... 2-8448 Cypress Mrs. R. D. Temple ... 5561 Harding Mr. James F. Boyd ... 2-8471 P-TA Plans to Get Out Vote on Jr. High Proposal Facing a particularly difficult election problem, Anaheim Union public affairs and also proclaimed the week from today to Election Day "Vote as You Please, but Please Vote" week. Residents who are unable to transport themselves to the polls for some reason Nov. 4 are invited by the Junior Chamber to telephone Anaheim 7235 and a Jaycee car will be dispatched to provide the needed transportation. The motor pool headquarters will be located at the Chamber of Commerce office, 136 N. Los Angeles st., and those who wish to may walk into the office and request transportation to the polls. To liberate mothers from their home chores sufficiently long to permit them to vote, girls from Anaheim Union high school will be provided as baby-sitters for those voters who request assistance from the Jaycee motor pool. Principal Paul Demaree of the high school has cooperated with the program by permitting the girls to be absent from classes during their hitches at baby-sitting. Nov. 3, at 2 p.m., a Jaycee-sponsored parade, augmented by the high school band, will tour down Center st. from the high school. Floats and stunts will point up the necessity of voting during this the most important general election in a generation. No Ticket Sales At Breakfast Site Tickets for the Anaheim Hallowe'en breakfast will not be available at the city park site of the event on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 32, Dick Gay, ticket chairman, warned today. By that time it is expected that all tickets will be sold, Gay said. There is a limit of 2000 tickets and "they are selling well," he pointed out. Gay advised prospective purchasers to buy tickets as soon as possible at the chamber of commerce, SQR, J. C. Penney, Security-First National, Jackson drug, or Bank of America. Price is $1.50. Weather Southern California — Sunny weather Wednesday but few high clouds. Slightly warmer west portion today. Century Club The Century club of Anaheim Community chest today had reachedidence of 1150 diners in hotel ballroom at various in his speech. Once boo him briefly when a heckled. The heckler was quited out by policemen. McCarthy made these against the Illinois governor. 1 That Stevenson is led by some left-wing ad2 That the Democratic would continue the Kremlin-dictated policies nation." 3 That Stevenson, the task of formulation war U.S.policy in Its described a plan for "folsti munism" on the Italianian. 4 That Stevenson was "parcel" of the "Acheson-timore group." McCarthy had not cohes his speech when his bid time of 30 minutes ended he went off the air, he that Stevenson had the moment, in effect, of the first newspaper Daily W. Sen.McCarthy's charge night that Gov. Adlai Scalia has given "aid to Coaches" and his speech immediate and explosive. The New York Times saysceived about 200 telephones and numerous telegrams minutes last night protest Carthys speech and object the Times' support of Gerald D.Eisenhower, the Re candidate. Court Admits In to Evidence William Rupp's confessiohe killed Ruby Ann Pailey-year-old Yorba Linda bail last Aug. 8, after planning her, was admitted into today over strenuous defection at his murder trial ta Ana.A large portion morning's court session voted to reading the length ment made by young R county officers and Brea following his arrest Aug.Brea cafe. Superior Judge Kenneth Morrison overruled the tensions of Public Defender Mever to the admission confession, after hearing mony from various offices took part in the interroff of the 18-year-old killer. While the Runn's statem being read, Meyer inte with a further objection P-TA Plans to Get Out Vote on Jr. High Proposal Facing a particularly difficult election problem, Anaheim Union High school P-TA today met with members of Anaheim Real Estate Board and a representative of Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce to find ways and means of getting out a large vote on the junior high school proposal and bond. In addition to voting in the general nationwide election, voters in Anaheim will be asked to give a decision on a proposal to adopt a junior high school system here and an accompanying $25,000,000 bond issue to finance it. Five special precincts have been set up for the junior high school vote, one to serve the northwest section, in the high school itself at Center and Citron st.; Benjamin Franklin school will be the rolling place for the southwest; Washington school for the northeast; Broadway school for the southeast; and Lincoln school for the eastern section of the city. Polling places will also be set up at Loora, Katella, Savanna, Centralia and Cypress elementary schools. To cone with the problem, the P-TA has decided to establish a motor pool with a car and driver located at each of the 54 general election polling places. After casting his general election ballot, a voter will have the services of the P-TA car available to take him to his proper precinct for voting on the junior high school ballot. Baby sitter service will also be provided for those who need it. Central headquarters for the P-TA motor pool will be the high school, which may be called Anaheim 2231, by those who need transportation. We would hope to Mr. Killion as president he would have some to say about that." Said his group bought an investment and had night of resale. Marshal, of Fort Worth, a director of Signal Oil and company, said Signal Oil had out one half the offering He said Marine Transport about ten per cent of the Weather Southern California — Sunny weather Wednesday but few high clouds. Slightly warmer west portion today. Century Club The Century club of Anaheim Community chest today had reached 44 members. The members are: Anaheim Kiwanis club. Mr. and Mrs. J Ben Kaulbars. Rev. and Mrs. Chester Ferris. Essex Wire Corp. A Friend. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dwyer. Bridgford Meat Packing Co. A Friend. Walter Knott's Berry Farm. Home Oil Co. Northrop Aircraft Co. Savings, Building & Loan Assn. Smith-Reafsynder Furniture Co. Anaheim Building & Loan Assn. Silkle Corp. Bank of America. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Butterbaugh. Hurst Jewelry Co. The Neville Co. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoskins. S.Q.R. store. Carl's Drive-in. Security National bank. A Friend. US Industrial Chemicals, Inc. Rex Construction Co. Marco Industries. A Friend. Mutual Citrus Products Co. Anaheim Assistance league Rinshed-Mason Co. A Friend. J. C. Penney Co. Elementary Teachers' club. General Electric Corp. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Merrick. Kwikset Locks, Inc. Alpha Beta Markets. Standard Oil Co. A Friend. Anaheim High School Faculty club. Southern Counties Gas Co. Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co. A Friend. Superior Judge Kenneth Morrison overruled the actions of Public Defender Mever to the admission confession, after hearing mony from various officers took part in the interrogation of the 18-year-old killer. While the Runup's statement being read, Meyer interrupted with a further objection statement by one of the gators: "Speak plainly when your mind, William, and what thing will be fine." McCarthy Says Stevenson Gave Aid to Commie Cause Nationwide TV Speech Brings Violent Reaction CHICAGO (UP)—Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy charged last night that Gov. Adlai Stevenson, Democratic candidate for president, has given "aid to the Communist cause." McCarthy, speaking on a nationwide hookup financed by a privately-sponsored $50-a-plate dinner, said the issue in the current presidential contest is: "Will communism win or will America win?" "I do not state that Stevenson was a Communist or pro-Communist," McCarthy said, "but I must believe something was wrong somewhere." The Wisconsin Republican senator was lustily cheered by his audience of 1150 diners in a Loop hotel ballroom at various points in his speech. Once booing halted him briefly when a heckler shouted. The heckler was quickly spirited out by policemen. McCarthy made these charges against the Illinois governor: 1. That Stevenson is surrounded by some left-wing advisers. 2. That the Democratic nominee "would continue the suicidal Kremlin-dictated policies of this nation." SAYS 200,000 DOCUMENTS FOUND IN BARN — Sen. Joseph McCarthy, who assailed Gov. Adlai Stevenson in speech last night, displays enlarged photographs of exterior and interior of what he said was a dilapidated barn near Lee, Massachusetts, where he said his investigators found over 200,000 "astounding documents" which he said showed "the Communists in the Institute of Pacific Relations were successfully shaping the policies of our state department." Briefcase contains many of the documents, McCarthy said. AP WIREPHOTO Young Window Artists to Compete For Prizes; Kids’ Parade Friday Twenty four ribbons and cash awards await young Anaheim artists when they dress up the business districts of Anaheim beginning tomorrow with Hallowe’en art on the merchants’ display windows. Prizes will be awarded for Hallowe’en and Indian themes. Various classifications which will receive six awards each are: first through third grade, fourth through sixth, junior high, and senior high school. This year the young artists will be assigned windows by the junior chamber of commerce, which is organizing the event. Free paints and the store window assignments can be obtained at 106 S. Los Angeles at beginning tomorrow. All entrants must report to that office before beginning their brushwork. Judging of the window decorations will begin at 6 p.m. Friday. The art work will be “unveiled” in the downtown area from 6 to 7 p.m. Meanwhile it was announced by Paul Cook, chairman of the kiddies’ parade, that members of the Parent-Teachers association and the Junior and Senior Ebell clubs will judge the costumes in the huge kiddies’ parade Friday afternoon. A group of judges has been assigned to each of the three schools participating in speed the execution of award winners. The parade of several thousand children will begin at the corner of N. Emily and E. Center, move through downtown Anaheim to Clementine, turn north to the city park. At the park a vaudeville show will be presented for the kids. The parade begins at 2 p.m. Court Admits Rupp’s Confession In to Evidence in Murder Trial William Rupp’s confession that he killed Ruby Ann Payne, 15-year-old Yorba Linda baby sitter last Aug. 8, after planning to rape her, was admitted into evidence today over strenuous defense objection at his murder trial in San Ana. A large portion of this morning’s court session was devoted to reading the lengthy statement made by young Rupp to county officers and Brea police following his arrest Aug. 12 in a cafe. Superior Judge Kenneth E. Morrison overruled the objections of Public Defender N. D. Mever to the admission of the confession, after hearing testimony from various officers who took part in the interrogation of the 18-year-old killer. While the Rupp’s statement was being read, Meyer interrupted with a further objection to a Joseph McCarthy, who assailed Gov. Adlai Stevenson in speech last night, displays enlarged photographs of exterior and interior of what he said was a dilapidated barn near Lee, Massachusetts, where he said his investigators found over 200,000 “astounding documents” which he said showed “the Communists in the Institute of Pacific Relations were successfully shaping the policies of our state department.” Briefcase contains many of the documents, McCarthy said. Frances Hurtado To Appear on TV Miss Frances Hurtado, representing Anaheim as Miss Slick Chick of 1952, will appear at 3 p.m., tomorrow, on the Jack Bailey Queen for a Day show on KHJTV Channel 9. Miss Hurtado will appear to extend an invitation to the selected Queen for the Day and her guest to be the guests of the 29th Anaheim Hallowe’en festival. They will stay for the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Rogers of 13371 E. North st. The TV show will be rebroadcast on the regular radio Queen for a Day show the following day. Boy Scouts Stream Back into Lead In the ‘Buy in Anaheim’ Campaign Taking a 643,900 vote stride ahead in the Gazette’s “Buy In Boy Scouts Stream Back into Lead In the 'Buy in Anaheim' Campaign Taking a 643,900 vote stride ahead in the Gazette's "Buy in Anaheim" campaign, Boy Scouts of America today eclipsed Bethel Baptist church with a total of 5,645,800 votes. Bethel Baptist now has 5,157,800 votes. First Baptist is third with 4,597,600 votes. Second largest galner for the day was Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce, who registered 444,100 new votes to keep their fourth-place position with 2,980,700 votes. Vote standings to date: | Boy Scouts of America | Yesterday | Today | Total | | :--- | :--- | :--- | ---: | | Bethel Baptist Church | 5,001,900 | 643,900 | 5,645,800 | | First Baptist Church, Anaheim (Calvary) | 5,151,600 | 6,200 | 5,157,800 | | Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce | 4,424,000 | 173,600 | 4,597,600 | | White Temple Methodist Church | 2,536,600 | 444,100 | 2,980,700 | | St. Michael's Episcopal Church | 1,953,600 | 241,900 | 2,195,300 | | Zion Lutheran Church | 2,034,000 | 34,900 | 2,068,900 | | Veterans of Foreign Wars | 1,256,200 | 20,600 | 1,276,800 | | St. Boniface Church | 1,111,600 | 52,300 | 1,163,900 | | Lois Rebekah Lodge 268 | 1,010,100 | 25,400 | 1,035,500 | | Grace Lutheran Church | 568,700 | 61,900 | 630,600 | | First Southern Baptist Church | 377,500 | 15,400 | 392,900 | | Stanton Community Church | 321,100 | 900 | 321,700 | | YMCA | 308,000 | 3,800 | 311,800 | | Orange County Branch Nat'l Fuchsia Society | 294,900 | 3,200 | 298,100 | | Young Ladies' Institute | 277,800 | 1,000 | 278,800 | | Cerebral Palay Association | 209,000 | 4,600 | 213,800 | | Presbyterian Church | 209,400 | 1,900 | 228,300 | | Marywood High Catholic School | 195,300 | 2,100 | 198,500 | | Church of Christ of Latter Day Sts., Fullerton | 181,600 | 1,000 | 182,600 | | Christian Church, Bdwy. & Helena, Anaheim | 163,400 | 300 | 163,700 | | Girl Scouts of America | 159,400 | 2,400 | 161,800 | | Job's Daughters | 137,500 | 4,600 | 142,100 | | First Church of Christ Scientist | 117,700 | 2,600 | 129,300 | | Evangelical United Brethren | 97,200 | 8,600 | 105,800 | | Wesley Methodist Church | 87,600 | - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - | Nazarene Church | 95,100 | 5oo | 95，6oo | | Bethany Church,Cypress St., Anaheim | 82，3oo | 82，3oo | | St. Boniface P.TA | 64，9oo | 7，2oo | 72，1oo | | Anaheim Business & Professional Women's Club | 4O，5oo | 2oO | 4O，7oo | | Warwick Auxiliary $6,Fullerton | 14，4oo | 14，4oo | | First Baptist Church,Fullerton | 7，2oo | 2，2oo | 8，6oo | | Anaheim Union High School Band | 5OO | 3，OO | 8，OO | | Tri-Hi-Y | 5OO | 8OO | 1，OO | | Mission Group St.John's Lutheran | 8OO | 8OO | 8OO | | Lincoln P.TA | 2Oo | 2Oo | 2Oo | Total Listed =29，694，9oo =31，474，8oo Total Organizations not listed =1，164，6oo =1，164，6oo GRAND TOTAL =39，858，9oo =32，659，6oo