anaheim-gazette 1952-12-03

Sen. Taft Calls Eisenhower 19 AUG 82 SHOTTING HAS LEFT Rail GARMENTS SALES Rupp Ordered to San Quentin to Await Execution Convicted and found responsible for his crime by the same jury. Billy Rupp yesterday was ordered transferred to San Quentin prison to await his execution. Rupp reportedly showed no emotion an Superior Judge Kenneth Morrison pronounced his death. The judge did not set a date for the execution, allowing time for the automatic appeal of Rupp's conviction to the state supreme court. William Francis Rupp, Sr., was in the courtroom when the order was given for his son's transfer to the death house. Later he talked for a short time to the youth before the latter was returned to his jail cell. Rupp, 18, was convicted Nov. 18 of slaying 15-year-old Ruhy Ann Payne on Aug. 8 in the William Francis Rupp, Sr. case. 82 YEARS OF DEVOTION ANAHEIM VOLUME LXDCCII ANAHEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, Walter Reuther Labor Leaders Work to Heal Rift Caused by Choosing New President ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. 2 (P)—The CIO worked to repair a deep rift in its ranks over choosing a new president, a scrap not yet over, but apparently won by year-old Walter Reuther. The dynamic, red-haired President of the big CIO Auto Workers Union, was conceded as having whipped together enough votes to get the CIO presidency in any convention showdown. Top officials were trying to get forces backing CIO Executive Vice President Allan S. Haywood, a 64-year-old veteran union leader who came up from the coal mines, to back off and concede to Reuther. But Haywood and his chief supporter, David J. McDonald, president of the big CIO Steelworkers Union, were still pledging a finish fight that could spill over on the convention floor. Selection of officers is due Thursday. The Haywood forces held a wildly-applauded rally tonight at which Haywood, McDonald and Presidents Joseph A. Beirne of the Communications Workers Union. $180,000 Damage Suit Filed in SA A damage suit for $180,000 suiting from the death of Hatch last Oct. 4 was filed perior court yesterday by the ow and daughter of the deceased Mrs. Mable Hatch and J Hatch, 14. Defendants in the case Homer Dale Malacarne, drive the truck with which Hatch collided at Harvard st. and angethorpe ave., south of Ft. ton, his employers, Dutton and Jones, and Fred Alkyre listered owner of the truck. William Francis Rupp, Sr., was in the courtroom when the order was given for his son's transfer to the death house. Lafer he talked for a short time to the youth before the latter was returned to his jail cell. Rupp, 18, was convicted Nov. 18 of slaying 15-year-old Ruby Ann Payne on Aug. 8 in the William Perry Dyer ranch home in Yorba Linda, where the girl was baby-sitting. Rupp was employed by Dyer as a beekeeper. The jury found that Rupp had bledgged the girl, thus her trial, then indicted her. Following the crime, the youth fled and the county police officers and volunteers on a three-day chase through the Brow hills before his capture on Aug. 12. When the jury convicted Rupp, they failed to recommend lenency which made the death sentence mandatory. On Nov. 19 the same jury found Rupp guilty and responsible for his actions. Former Head of Revenue Bureau Is Indicted NEW YORK, Dec. 2 (UF)—Joseph D. Nunan, Jr., the nation's former chief tax collector, was indicted today on charges of income tax dodging amounting to $91,068. He quit as head of the internal revenue bureau in 1947 and went back into private law practice. The tax indictment covers the years 1948 through 1950. For nearly four years before he left his government job, Nunan collected hundreds of tax stamps who collected billions and enforced stera crackdowns on tax offenses who withheld taxes. Nunan's former son side, Daniel A. Belich, was indicted Sept. 11 on similar charges of evading $7,444 in taxes during the same 1946-1950 period. He has pleaded innocent and is awaiting trial. Target of a house subcommittee tax scandal probe earlier this year, Nunan faces a maximum of 25 years in prison and $25,000 in fines if convicted on all five counts of the tax dodging indictment. He was not available for comment. His office and his home both reported his whereabouts unknown. But Haywood and his chief supporter, David J. McDonald, president of the big CIO Steelworkers Union, were still pledging a finish fight that could spill over on the convention floor. Selection of officers is due Thursday. The Haywood forces held a wildly-applauded rally tonight at which Haywood, McDonald and Presidents Joseph A. Beirne of the Communications Workers and Michael J. Quill of the Transport Workers Union pledged a fight to the end in Haywood's behalf. They adopted a resolution, supported by more than a score of smaller unions, refusing any quarter in the fight and insisting Haywood's name will be put in nomination against Reuther. Haywood made his speech reminiscing on his 50-year record as a union leader and work in behalf of many CIO unions, and concluded by saying: "As long as you stay in this fight, I stay—we'll slug it out. I don't go for this technique of deciding things in caucuses." Oakfield the rally in his thick Irish brogue that the Reuther group is "G——D—— afraid to stand up and be counted—they're just afraid to face the music." The Haywood group was considering foregoing a test on a proposal to change the CIO constitution so as to require the CIO presidency to be a full-time job. Approval of such a plan would mean Reuther couldn't fill the job as long as he retained the presidency of the Auto Workers. SAN DIEGO (UP)—The Navy announced today that the U.S. escort aircraft carrier Sicily would arrive Thursday from a third tour of Korean combat service. Aboard are Rear Adm. E. C. Eckstrom and his staff of Air Antisubmarine Squadron 931. Marine Fighter Squadron 312 ff-submarine Squadron 931, tember through mid-October. Navy Secretary Announces Budget Appropriation for Super Carrier WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UF) — Secretary of Defense Lovett said today the new Defense Department budget would include money for the Navy to start construction of a third super aircraft carrier. He made the statement in an interview with Mrs. Mable Hatch and J Hatch, 14. Defendants in the case Homer Dale Malacarne, drive the truck with which Hatch collided at Harvard st. and angelhorpe ave., south of Ft. ton, his employers, Dutton and Jones, and Fred Alkyre listered owner of the truck. Flood Control Engineer Bradley Resigns Position The Orange county flood district is looking for a new neer following the resignation yesterday of J.A. (Jack) Brush who retired from the position reasons of health. Bradley's letter of resignation to the board of supervisors load of flood control work becoming increasingly heavy the county and has contributed injury to his health. His reason is effective Jan. 2. There he said he plans to enter consulting engineering. Bradley joined the flood co district in 1929 and became an ant engineer in 1941 under A. Beard, who headed both road and flood control departments of the county. Bradley promoted to head of the department in 1946. WHITTIER, Dec. 2 (UF)—A year-old man who had locked self in his home to prevent lice from serving him with a sault warrant, fatally wounded himself tonight, officers salute they used tear gas bombs to him out. When police entered the h they found Ralph Burdette Dead with a bullet wound in head. A rifle lay beside him Officers said the warrant been obtained by Dillon's ested wife, Effie. Navy Secretary Announces Budget Appropriation for Super Carrier WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UF) — Secretary of Defense Lovett said today the new Defense Department budget would include money for the Navy to start construction of a third super aircraft carrier. He made the statement in an interview with Mrs. Mable Hatch and J Hatch, 14. Defendants in the case Homer Dale Malacarne, drive the truck with which Hatch collided at Harvard st. and angelhorpe ave., south of Ft. ton, his employers, Dutton and Jones, and Fred Alkyre listered owner of the truck. Flood Control Engineer Bradley Resigns Position The Orange county flood co district is looking for a new neer following the resignation yesterday of J.A. (Jack) Brush who retired from the position reasons of health. Bradley's letter of resignation to the board of supervisors load of flood control work becoming increasingly heavy the county and has contributed injury to his health. His reason is effective Jan. 2. There he said he plans to enter consulting engineering. Bradley joined the flood co district in 1929 and became an ant engineer in 1941 under A. Beard, who headed both road and flood control departments of the county. Bradley promoted to head of the department in 1946. WHITTIER, Dec. 2 (UF)—A year-old man who had locked self in his home to prevent lice from serving him with a sault warrant, fatally wounded himself tonight, officers salute they used tear gas bombs to him out. When police entered the h they found Ralph Burdette Dead with a bullet wound in head. A rifle lay beside him Officers said the warrant been obtained by Dillon's ested wife, Effie. Navy Secretary Announces Budget Appropriation for Super Carrier WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UF) — Secretary of Defense Lovett said today the new Defense Department budget would include money for the Navy to start construction of a third super aircraft carrier. He made the statement in an interview with Mrs. Mable Hatch and J Hatch, 14. Defendants in the case Homer Dale Malacarne, drive the truck with which Hatch collided at Harvard st. and angelhorpe ave., south of Ft. ton, his employers, Dutton and Jones, and Fred Alkyre listered owner of the truck. Flood Control Engineer Bradley Resigns Position The Orange county flood co district is looking for a new neer following the resignation yesterday of J.A. (Jack) Brush who retired from the position reasons of health. Bradley's letter of resignation to the board of supervisors load of flood control work becoming increasingly heavy the county and has contributed injury to his health. His reason is effective Jan. 2. There he said he plans to enter consulting engineering. Bradley joined the flood co district in 1929 and became an ant engineer in 1941 under A. Beard, who headed both road and flood control departments of the county. Bradley promoted to head of the department in 1946. WHITTIER, Dec. 2 (UF)—A year-old man who had locked self in his home to prevent lice from serving him with a sault warrant, fatally wounded himself tonight, officers salute they used tear gas bombs to him out. When police entered the h they found Ralph Burdette Dead with a bullet wound in head. A rifle lay beside him Officers said the warranty been obtained by Dillon's ested wife, Effie. Navy Secretary Announces Budget Appropriation for Super Carrier WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UF) — Secretary of Defense Lovett said today the new Defense Department budget would include money for the Navy to start construction of a third super aircraft carrier. He made the statement in an interview with Mrs. Mable Hatch and J Hatch, 14. Defendants in the case Homer Dale Malacarne, drive the truck with which Hatch collided at Harvard st. and angelhorpe ave., south of Ft. ton, his employers, Dutton and Jones, and Fred Alkyre listered owner of the truck. Flood Control Engineer Bradley Resigns Position The Orange county flood co district is looking for a new neer following the resignation yesterday of J.A. (Jack) Brush who retired from the position reasons of health. Bradley's letter of resignation to the board of supervisors load of flood control work becoming increasingly heavy the county and has contributed injury to his health. His reason is effective Jan. 2. There he said he plans to enter consulting engineering. Bradley joined the flood co district in 1929 and became an ant engineer in 1941 under A. Beard, who headed both road and flood control departments of the county. Bradley promoted to head of the department in 1946. WHITTIER, Dec. 2 (UF)—A year-old man who had locked self in his home to prevent lice from serving him with a sault warrant, fatally wounded himself tonight, officers salute they used tear gas bombs to him out. When police entered the h they found Ralph Burdette Dead with a bullet wound in head. A rifle lay beside him Officers said the warranty been obtained by Dillon's ested wife, Effie. Navy Secretary Announces Budget Appropriation for Super Carrier WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UF) — Secretary of Defense Lovett said today the new Defense Department budget would include money for the Navy to start construction of a third super aircraft carrier. He made the statement in an interview with Mrs. Mable Hatch and J Hatch, 14. Defendants in the case Homer Dale Malacarne, drive the truck with which Hatch collided at Harvard st. and angelhorpe ave., south of Ft. ton, his employers, Dutton and Jones, and Fred Alkyre listered owner of the truck. Flood Control Engineer Bradley Resigns Position The Orange county flood co district is looking for a new neer following the resignation yesterday of J.A. (Jack) Brush who retired from the position reasons of health. Bradley's letter of resignation to the board of supervisors load of flood control work becoming increasingly heavy the county and has contributed injury to his health. His reason is effective Jan. 2. There he said he plans to enter consulting engineering. Bradley joined the flood co district in 1929 and became an ant engineer in 1941 under A. Beard, who headed both road and flood control departments of the county. Bradley promoted to head of the department in 1946. WHITTIER, Dec. 2 (UF)—A year-old man who had locked self in his home to prevent lice from serving him with a sault warrant, fatally wounded himself tonight, officers salute they used tear gas bombs to him out. When police entered the h they found Ralph Burdette Dead with a bullet wound in head. A rifle lay beside him Officers said the warranty been obtained by Dillon's ested wife, Effie. Navy Secretary Announces Budget Appropriation for Super Carrier WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UF) — Secretary of Defense Lovett said today the new Defense Department budget would include money for the Navy to start construction of a third super aircraft carrier. He made the statement in an interview with Mrs. Mable Hatch and J Hatch, 14. Defendants in the case Homer Dale Malacarne, drive the truck with which Hatch collided at Harvard st. and angelhorpe ave., south of Ft. ton, his employers, Dutton and Jones, and Fred Alkyre listered owner of the truck. Flood Control Engineer Bradley Resigns Position The Orange county flood co district is looking for a new neer following the resignation yesterday of J.A. (Jack) Brush who retired from the position reasons of health. Bradley's letter of resignation to the board of supervisors load of flood control work becoming increasingly heavy the county and has contributed injury to his health. His reason is effective Jan. 2. There he said he plans to enter consulting engineering. Bradley joined the flood co district in 1929 and became an ant engineer in 1941 under A. Beard, who headed both road and flood control departments of the county. Bradley promoted to head of the department in 1946. WHITTIER, Dec. 2 (UF)—A year-old man who had locked self in his home to prevent lice from serving him with a sault warrant, fatally wounded himself tonight, officers salute they used tear gas bombs to him out. When police entered the h they found Ralph Burdette Dead with a bullet wound in head. A rifle lay beside him Officers said the warranty been obtained by Dillon's ested wife, Effie. Navy Secretary Announces Budget Appropriation for Super Carrier WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UF) — Secretary of Defense Lovett said today the new Defense Department budget would include money for the Navy to start construction of a third super aircraft carrier. He made the statement in an interview with Mrs. Mable Hatch and J Hatch, 14. Defendants in the case Homer Dale Malacarne, drive the truck with which Hatch collided at Harvard st. and angelhorpe ave., south of Ft. ton, his employers, Dutton and Jones, and Fred Alkyre listered owner of the truck. Flood Control Engineer Bradley Resigns Position The Orange county flood co district is looking for a new neer following the resignation yesterday of J.A. (Jack) Brush who retired from the position reasons of health. Bradley's letter of resignation to the board of supervisors load of flood control work becoming increasingly heavy the county and has contributed injury to his health. His reason is effective Jan. 2. There he said he plans to enter consulting engineering. Bradley joined the flood co district in 1929 and became an ant engineer in 1941 under A. Beard, who headed both road and flood control departments of the county. Bradley promoted to head of the department in 1946. WHITTIER, Dec. 2 (UF)—A year-old man who had locked self in his home to prevent lice from serving him with a sault warrant, fatally wounded himself tonight， officers salute they used tear gas bombs to him out. When police entered the h they found Ralph Burdette Dead with a bullet wound in head。A rifle lay beside him Officers said the warranty been obtained by Dillon's ested wife， Effie. Navy Secretary Announces Budget Appropriation for Super Carrier WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UF) — Secretary of Defense Lovett said todaythe new Defense Department budget would include money forthe Navy to start constructionofa third super aircraft carrier." 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Lovett said inclusion of the new carrier item does not require the formal approval of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in which the Air Force had been opposed to the super-carrier program but only the "advice" of the Joint Chiefs. He said he had that advice. The Navy now has work underway on one giant carrier, the Forrestal, and the keel for a second, the Saratoga, is to be laid this month. Lovett took issue with a statement by Undersecretary of Air Darkness Halts Search for Missing AF Transport SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. 2. (AF) — Darkness tonight halted search for an air force transport believed to have crashed last night in the San Bernardino mountain with 13 men aboard. Capt. Howard K. Hoover of March air force base said the 36 planes in the hunt would resume the search at daybreak. He said no lead was uncovered in the day-longerial search. Air force and sheriff's rescue squadrons concentrated their search on the 8000-foot level near Big Bear lake, where a sheriff's deputy reported sighting a fire last night. The plane, a C-47, was based at Offutt air force base, Omaha; Neb., and was en route to March AFB, Riverside, Calif., from Davis. Monthan AFB, Tucson, Ariz. The plane was last heard from at 1:51 p.m. somewhere over the desert east of here. Ground parties from March and George AFB at Victorville and sheriff's deputies logged through snow filled canyons, but reported slow progress. Six inches of snow fell during the night to add to the two feet on the ground. Poor visibility prevented search planes from spotting wreckage in the rugged mountains. March field had 12 planes in the air. Others came from Norton AFB here. Air force officials theorized the pilot may have attempted to sift the storm in the 10,805-foot San Jacinto area by heading no. The spot where the fire was slid is well off the normal course from Tucson to Riverside. Deputy Sheriff Loring Pole of Victorville said he saw a fire in the mountains, perhaps miles from Big Bear lake, at 4 a.m. He said it was still smoking at daybreak, well above snowline. The strategic air command Omaha said the plane carried crew of four from Offutt A plus nine military passengers for various stations. Eisenhower Choice of Du OF DEVOTION TO ALL THAT IS GOOD IN ANALYSIS HEIM ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED IN 1870 HEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3, 1962 5 Cents per Copy 50 Cents per Month euther Favored to Win CIO Battle to Heal Rift New President The CIO worked today over choosing a new CIO but apparently won by 45-manie, red-haired Reuther, Workers Union, was widely 180,000 Damage Suit Filed in SA A damage suit for $180,000 reeling from the death of Elbert which last Oct. 4 was filed in suitor court yesterday by the widow and daughter of the deceased, Mable Hatch and Joanne Sch, 14. Defendants in the case areoner Dale Malacarne, driver of truck with which Hatch's car ided at Harvard st. and Orthethorpe ave., south of Fuller his employers, Dutton Bros. Jones, and Fred Alkyre, reg-ed owner of the truck. Weatherman Says 2nd Storm Coming SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2 CP—The weatherman says the storm's all over—but don't let go of that umbrella. There's another storm right on its head. The storm was scheduled to drop its calling card tonight on northern California and make itself at home over central California by this afternoon. Snow was still falling in the Sierra Nevada today from the first storm—described as California's worst of the season. Twenty six inches was on the ground at Soda Springs. County Deluged as Nat Hit by Storms, Snow, C Yesterday morning's and Monday night's rainstorm deposited 1.66 inches of rain on Anaheim and deluged other parts of the county. Newport Beach was hardest hit of all with 1.09 inches recorded in 24 hours, but only 1.53 inches for the storm. While no damage was recorded during the storm, trees were reported down in various localities, Optimist Auction to Dispose of Many Desirable Items, Dec. 4, 5 With the Optimist's second annual country style auction slated to be held Dec. 4 and 5 in the Tex Middleton DeSoto showroom, Optimist club members are busy gathering together the many hundreds of desirable items. President Al Garey in a special trip school age youth that is playing in the city league; a baseball team for youth of 18 years and older who aspire to make the grade into organized baseball, coached by a former San Diego pitcher, Danny Rowland. By The Associated Millions of Americans and splashed through alush Tuesday. The slippery coating and roads put the brakes and resulted in a rash vehicle accidents. Big areas of snow or fog were mark the weather map. The weather, in one b Optimist Auction to Dispose of Many Desirable Items, Dec. 4, 5 With the Optimist's second annual country style auction slated to be held Dec. 4 and 5 in the Tex Middleton DeSoto showroom, Optimist club members are busy gathering together the many hundreds of desirable items. President Al Garey in a special trip into the Los Angeles manufacturing area yesterday contacted many of his wholesale distributors to obtain numerous expensive household appliances. Definitely to go under the banner will be a grand new 14 cubic foot Crosley chest-type freezer big enough to hold an entire beef. A Kelvinator nine-foot refrigerator and a modern three piece living room suite are two more items that will go subject to the auctioneer's chant. "At this time," stated Bob Schooler, auction chairman, "the Optimizists have collected over 500 items with many more to come. Merchandise of every description will be sold to the highest bidder." All proceeds will again go towards furthering youth work in this community. Plans are underway to remodel the old scout house that a full time supervised boys' work program may be carried out. High on the list of proposed activities will be instruction in hobby crafts including woodwork, ceramics, leather, radio and photography. The grounds will be laid out for outdoor activities. The Optimist youth program, besides wholeheartedly sponsoring the Boy Scouts of America, include many individual projects carried on under the boys' work chairman, Marvin Mason. New projects this year are a Junior Optimist club organized at Fremont school with Carl Berneker and Kenneth Spencer acting as club counsellors; a Christian youth group composed of some 135 boys and girls known as the "Real Life Club;" a boxing class being organized under instructor Ralph Ring; a rifle club for teenagers in charge of Roy Kirk; a basketball team composed of high school age youth that is playing in the city league; a baseball team for youth of 18 years and older who aspire to make the grade into organized baseball, coached by a former San Diego pitcher, Danny Rowland. County Sewer Ordinance Due For Overhaul Orange county supervisors yesterday overruled the county planning commission and granted Henry Cox permission to go ahead with a large residential subdivision in Garden Grove without connecting to a sewer trunk. Their action was one of several instances in which the county ordinance requiring the sewer hookup has been bypassed. County Counsel Joel E. Ogile said the ordinance is too indefinite, leaving too much latitude for discretion, thus making it subject to overruling by the courts. Enforcement of the ordinance would have required Cox to lay 3000 feet of sewer pipe to the nearest main. He told the supervisors he was perfectly willing to lay the pipe if it were understood that the Garden Grove sewer district would repay him later. The supervisors ordered a new survey of the county sewer situation to be taken by the planning commission in cooperation with the county health department and the water pollution board. It was noted that the survey will be complicated and can be expected to take some time. Slain Bandit's Widow Sentenced To 30 Months A woman whose husband was slain during an attempted hold-up of the Tustin bank last June 20 was sentenced Monday to a three-month jail sentence as an accomplice in a $48,000 robbery at Solano Beach in 1951. Mrs. Marvin Joseph Pratt received her sentence with hysterical screams in San Diego federal court. Sentenced for the same offence. PUC Hearing Considers PE Rate Increase Pacific Electric Railway request for an immediate crease of 5 cents in fares went before the O public utilities commission day. PE is asking the immortal crease pending a study of Hearing Set in Lewd Photo Case Preliminary hearing of the morals case involving blond Ingaborg Schnitcler, 26, German born ex-wife of an American soldier, and Robert Mitman, 36, photographer, resulted yesterday in the pair being held to answer in superior court in Santa Ana on Dec. 12. Mitman and the model, who uses the name Inga Borg professionally, are charged with cooperating in the production of 72 lewd pictures in the Seafare lodge in Laguna Beach Sept. 20. One of the pictures was presented in evidence at the hearing before Justice C. C. Cravath of Laguna. Miss Schnitcler is free on $1,-500 bail while Mitman is being detained in the Orange county jail. Local Medic is Surgeons' Prexy Orange County Surgical society has chosen Bennett R. Berkhausen, M. D., on the staff of Johnston-Gendel clinic, 117 N. Claudia, st., Anaheim, as its president for 1953. Dr. Berkhausen, a graduate of Columbia university, New York, has practiced in Anaheim about four years. He is a fellow of the American College of Surgeons and is certified by the American board of surgery. Dr. Frederick T. Hunt of Santa Ana was named vice president and Dr. G. Wendell Olson of Fullerton secretary treasurer. Weather Southern California — Partly cloudy at times but considerable sunshine; slightly warmer this afternoon. Widow Sentenced To 30 Months A woman whose husband was slain during an attempted hold-up of the Tustin bank last June 20 was sentenced Monday to a three-month jail sentence as an accomplice in a $48,000 robbery at Solano Beach in 1951. Mrs. Marvin Joseph Pratt received her sentence with hysterical screams in San Diego federal court. Sentenced for the same offenses were Alvin E. Yoder, 37, who received a ten year sentence, and his wife, Elizabeth, 33, who received a three-month sentence. Mrs. Pratt's husband was shot and killed by Assistant Cashier G. O. Bixler of the Tustin bank as he attempted to escape with $2331. His wife told police later that he had staged more than 100 robberies in Southern California before his death. Pratt is suspected of being the man-who held up the Tustin bank in 1950 to the tune of $7200. "Precise Route" For New Freeway Urged by Chamber Development of a "precise route" for Sepulveda freeway in Orange county should be developed at once, directors of the Santa Ana chamber of commerce decided at their Monday night meeting. Discussion of the freeway extension project was given primary attention at the meeting because development of the highway will help relieve beach traffic congestion and will tie Orange county with a fast and a direct route to Long Beach, the directors declared. The directors also proposed improvement of several county roads, including Gardent Grove blvd., from Huntington Beach blvd. west to the Los Angeles county line, and improvement of Lincoln blvd., westward from Anaheim. of Durkin "Incredible" IN ANAHEIM ETTE 50 Cents per Month No. 284 CIO Battle ged as Nation s, Snow, Cold Including Anaheim. Rainfall figures for areas in this locality follow: Storm Season Year Anaheim .....1.66 4.74 2.21 Buena Park .....1.30 3.99 1.57 La Habra .....1.50 4.48 2.28 Los Alamitos .....1.00 4.24 1.05 Orange .....1.53 4.53 1.87 Placentia .....1.53 5.11 3.02 Santa Ana .....1.48 4.08 2.00 Stanton .....1.30 4.06 1.51 By The Associated Press Millions of Americans plodded and splashed through snow and slush Tuesday. The slippery coating on streets and roads put the brakes on travel and resulted in a rash of motor vehicle accidents. Big areas of snow or sleet or rain or fog were marked off on the weather map. The weather, in one bad form or Explosive Protest May Foreshadow Battle Between Two Wings of GOP. WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UP)—Sen. Robert A. Taft, in an explosive protest which could foreshadow a great legislative struggle between two wings of the GOP, today labelled President-elect Eisenhower's choice of a secretary of labor as "incredible." The Ohio senator's blast over the selection of Martin P. Durkin shattered the outward show of harmony which prevailed between Eisenhower and the man he beat out for the Republican nomination. In a statement from Cincinnati, Taft described Durkin, 58-year-old head of the AFL Plumbers union, as a "partisan Trump Democrat." He said the selection was an "affront" to labor voters who backed the GOP ticket and also to Democrats who jumped party lines. And he brought the matter down to more immediate political cases by asserting that Herbert Brownell has been "the key man in cabinet appointments." Brownell, picked by Eisenhower to be attorney general, has been closely associated with the Republican group around Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and was Dewey's campaign manager in 1948 when the New Yorker defeated Taft for the nomination. Taft's implication was that the Dewey wing has taken over patronage and perhaps a commanding position on policy issues. Taft said he had talked to Brownell and made "several recommendations" for appointments, adding: "It was never even suggested that a man would be appointed who has always been a partisan Truman Democrat, who fought Gen. Eisenhower's election, and advocated the repeal of the Taft-Hartley law." By The Associated Press Millions of Americans plodded and splashed through snow and slush Tuesday. The slippery coating on streets and roads put the brakes on travel and resulted in a rash of motor vehicle accidents. Big areas of snow or sleet or rain or fog were marked off on the weather map. The weather, in one bad form or another, was blamed for 13 deaths. Snow that ranged up to six inches pelted a huge section of the nation. It extended from Illinois to the Atlantic coast and from Washington, D. C., to New England. Seven inches of snow, the first of the season and the heaviest since last December, piled up in Spokane, Wash. The Pacific coast region was doused by rain. Rain also fell in much of the South. A brief storm unroofed some houses in Los Angeles, and an inch and a half of rain temporarily flooded many streets. Temperatures hovered around the freezing mark in most of the snow belt in the Midwest, and East, and some of the snow melted. Only the five Soviet bloc countries voted for the immediate ceasefire. Forty one, including the U.S., Britain, France and Nationalist China, opposed it. Twelve countries abstained. They were Afghanistan, Argentina, Burma, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Syria. Ecuador and Yemen were absent. The general assembly was called to meet tomorrow afternoon to consider the peace plan. When it is approved, Assembly President Lester B. Pearson is expected to send it to Peliping and Pyongyang for consideration of the Chinese and North Koreans. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei V. Vishinik apparently intended to put the neutralis, such as India and other Asian and Arab countries, on the spot with his motion for a cease fire now. They voted for the Indian peace plan approved by the committee yesterday but they sustained today when the ceasefire plan was put up separately. Little hope is held here that Red China and North Korea will accept the peace proposals approved by the committee. Representations of the west said however that they wanted to make the attempt regardless of almost certain rejection. Orange County Rolled up 89% Vote Nov. 4, Final Tabulation Reveals General election fever and numerous "get out the vote" campaigns seem to have had a desirable effect on Orange county voters. It was indicated yesterday by the report of County Clerk B. J. Smith, which showed that nearly 89 per cent of the county's voters went to the polls Nov. 4. The vote, probably an all-time record, was disclosed at PUC Hearing Considers PE Rate Increase Pacific Electric Railway Co.'s request for an immediate rate increase of 5 cents in interurban fares went before the California public utilities commission yesterday. PE is asking the immediate increase pending a study of request- the close of the vote tabulation which showed that a total of 112,071 persons voted in the county. The exact percentage of the 127,547 persons registered who voted was 88.65. Other interesting facts disclosed by the final tabulation included: the Ike-Nixon ticket ran up a total of 77,548 votes against 32,530 for the Stevenson-Sparkman combination: Stuart Hamblen was next in the standings with 501 votes for his Prohibition Party ticket; IPP candidate Vincent Hallinan received 227 votes; MacArthur and Tenney had 86, and MacArthur and Vivien Kellems on the Constitutional Party ticket received seven. Sen. William Knowland received the highest popular vote with 94,599 compared with 8317 for Reuben W. Borough, IPP candidate. Other candidates and their final vote totals follow: Congress — Utt 69,794; Van Deerlin, 35,108. Taft's implication was that the Dewey wing has taken over patrolage and perhaps a commanding position on police issues. Taft said he had talked to Brownell and made "several recommendations" for appointments, adding: "It was never even suggested that a man would be appointed who has always been a partisan Truman Democrat, who fought Gen. Eisenhower's election, and advocated the repeal of the Taft-Hartley law." He disclaimer any reflection on the "character or ability" of Durkin himself. Taft's mention of the T-H labor law, and of the secretary-designate's stand on it, opened up the question of just how much cooperation Elsenhower can expect on legislative matters from the senators who usually follow the Obama's lead. Durkin makes no bones about wanting more revision of the T-H law than Taft is likely to accept willingly, and he already has suggested new powers for the labor department that Taft may not want in the hands of a man whose selection he has criticized so roundly. Truman Accepts Resignation of Phillip Jessup WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 UP—It was made official today that Dr. Philip C. Jessup, ambassador-at-large and prime target of Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, goes out of government service the day before the Republican administration takes over. President Truman accepted his resignation, effective Jan. 19, with high praise for his services as an international trouble-shooter and State Department adviser. Jessup will go back to his faculty post at Columbia University, from which he has been on leave since 1948. There had been no doubt that he would get out of government with or before the change of administration. McCarthy, Wisconsin Republican, has sailed into Jessup repeatedly in his campaign of charges that the State Department is influenced by Red sympathizers. He has accused the professor of having a "strange affinity for communist causes" and of having backed policies which fit into Red plans. Jessup has repeatedly de- Considerers PE Rate Increase Pacific Electric Railway Co.'s request for an immediate rate increase of 5 cents in interurban fares went before the California public utilities commission yesterday. PE is asking the immediate increase pending a study of requested permanent revisions to raise the interurban fare structure about 30 per cent. Company officials say they lost nearly two million dollars on interurban passenger operations last year and $1,324,346 the first nine months of this year. D. R. Lewis, presenting the company's case before the commission, said additional revenue will be necessary to continue operations. He emphasized that, although a public utility, PE is a privately operated business pay-in high taxes and receiving no government subsidy. Among the 23 interurban lines affected is the Los Angeles-Fullerton-Anaheim-Santa Ana line. Help Eight TB Christmas Greetings Buy Christmas Seals Hallinan received 227 votes, MacArthur and Tenney had 86, and MacArthur and Vivien Kellems on the Constitutional Party ticket received seven. Sen. William Knowland received the highest popular vote with 94,599 compared with 8317 for Reuben W. Borough, IPP candidate. Other candidates and their final vote totals follow: Congress — Utt 69,794; Van Deerlin, 35,108. State Senate—Murdy, 88,847. 74th Assembly—Stanley, 34,383; Van Tatenhove, 21,611. 75th Assembly—Lyon, 40,353. Judge Santa Ana-Orange Municipal Court — Cameron, 16,003; Crookshank, 15,958. Judge Newport Beach Justice Court—Dodge, 7597; Phelps 7090. Judge Huntington Beach-Seal Beach Justice Court—Young 6603; Hughes, 4584. Obviously with some of that in mind, Truman wrote the refiring diplomat: "Your fellow Americans owe you a debt of gratitude for your willingness to interrupt your academic life for public service." REDONDO BEACH, Dec. 2, 1947 Heaving seas routed more than 100 apartment dwellers in Redondo Beach today. Daily Living for Peace of Mind Editors note: This is one of a series of daily articles by Anahins ministers and is published by the Gazette in the interest of the kind of daily living that leads to contentment and happiness in troubled times. Faith Can Be A Farce Rev. BOB KEVORKIAN "I believe that if a person is sincere in what he believes and has faith in this belief, he will find happiness and fulfillment to life." This seems to be a bad in modern thinking. It probably is very popular because it makes such a convenient rationalization by which to live. "Think of it! I can believe anything, and if I believe hard enough it will come to pass. Why I can even make white men black!" Imagine an intelligent human being leading himself into such a naive intellectual trap. Sincerity is no criterion for truth. One can be sincerely wrong. Faith is only meaningful when the object in which one puts his faith is valid. Some people are idolators. They put their faith in things. Blind fate is the only principle of such a belief, and the results all ways lead to disillusionment. The Bible says, "There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof is the way of death." Faith in God is the only answer, for God alone has the power of the universe. More than that, He alone has power to forgive sin. His son, Jesus Christ, came into this world to reveal His interest in us. He leaves us. He alone can meet our needs adequately.