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ecu practicing tinl to get into the lucrative) AUornev General Edmund | ars." ` n Kraut.wo-Los AngeleMG. Browns office, which qua-. Ivrv. ,s.m Kraii M>n in! >e>terdav ui ; brief tomarilv represents ih<; State: *h- StaJi* auenry. filed with, ihe Civil Aero- liquor department in opposing v L'.ive him a dtf- nautics Board such ap. p_ eal '\n bowed` out f.f tin- iin I'icnl It based us petition on the of Miss Stanford s case Brown need to 'dose the gap" in its previously said he felt Miss West ('oast service patterns Stanford had rehabilitated led Unit three American's planes, now de herself. . ) the Par about nied the rig) to carry pas A* a resuJt. the appeal wdl eilnesdav on a se gors between the two .al be contested bv Sidney I-Vij v ; >f the t>ai lies `"-vp the from points berg, art attorney for th<' State1 found Hie p.i in Texas. Oklahoma and Ari liquor department. . eliavetl. Kalvey zona. noticed a lahle In its brief American said ug people "of it would provide six round; rip Ben-Zvi to Run Again ' and went over nonstop flights between the JERUSALEM. Oct IB --rAP^ lifiratmits Bay area and Los Angeles and --President hhnk Ben-Zvi of t was stationed two-and a half flights between Israel agreed today to stand awe." Falvev ls Angeles and San Diego for re-election. His five-year "to prevent which It included In the plea term expires Dee 9 WE WANTED MORE E53GHQQ PRE-INVENTORY Starts today-comeearly for terrific store-wide values at rock-bottom sale prices. Many, many more items on this sensational sale that we haven't room to show you here. By Mrs. Clyde E. Sharp 47 Glsdeview Way Midtown Terrace, San Francisco i Terrace means convenience, quality, and the ing anywhere In the Bay Area. And here's a Sunstream Home is worth thousands MORE m we paid a year ago... that's REAt value! AM UP LADDER PRICES WAY WAY DOWN! Get that ladder you've always wanted now at big savings. Stcpladders and extension ladders in both wood and aluminum. WALL-TEX Scrubbable Wall Canvas---Prettimmed Discontinued patterns--Ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, etc. Now Only *J1LmAHOT Pr roll p,-r f u l l e r OVAARG/r pAY "One delega* (Baker did not name him) complained O--The "Buy America" Act. `It is much easier to receive dollar aid from the United States than to get tariff barriers lowered.' " -* which the conference called "a product of the de pression" and no longer necessary. ahagDpreseeltedhgeathtegasrteaiatnelfsslatotsioinnggeleinseprpraoellbry -:,tl.ua,,brWelet,h.titla_eh_lek_mt>wfuiancsrah,lo.fo_tofantpehoeswtiarvoseunns.d,,eat met i first tion Th Weldon B. Giteon." associate'"** eh*,ra'lm of ,he confer' alion director of Stanford Research c cities Institute. He acted as - the LUCE OPINIONS, and other reporter for. the round- In the concluding address conn tables. yesterday afternoon, he said: custc Most of the delegates agreed, "The Inited States has work that a fight against world in-; fallen short of its obvious mitt flatten called for economic! and reasonable responsihti- Pr realism and political courage, ities. It has failed to do what for t but they also admitted infla- could reasonably have been mg tion is likely to be around for: expected of it as the great- chan a long time. j est economic power In his- ofiic SOME INFLATION. Son? of the 500 | Whde the United delegates; made "one or two States li3S very serf- ever Nc H. B said they liked a "little infla-lotis" mistakes, Luce said, it tion since it promotes the: has carried on its "primary growth of the economy." assignment--to protect the Emp welc erne On the where the weighty question of?world from catastrophic line should be drawn and/or from Communist war en- : the tO C , between private investment stavement iwith .Siiveniles ismil ! to WO! S. F, Delinquency of Peak /Continued from Page 1) -0 if if H r\ There were 262 youngsters December, he will seek 12 ad at the Center yesterday, dttionai probation officers. n--So overcrowded are the He will be backed by Juve *J facilities that extra beds nile Court Judge Cronin, who have been jammed into the termed the situation "dire.' Center's nine cottages. Iso There had been no increase in lation rooms, usually re the number of probation offi served for recalcitrant cers since 1948. although youngsters, are being used juvenile delinquency and to house the overflow. child neglect cases have risen --A probation officer is averaging 94 cases In volving problem boys, com pared to an average of 85 for October of last year. The problem girl division is averaging 60 per officer, progressively. Strycula has repeatedly sought more probation offi cers. only to have them stricken from his budget. Judge Cronin said more probation officers were vital, compared t<fc 50 for last Oc because they supervise, coun tober In child neglect cases, sel and rehabilitate delin the average per month has quent youngsters. soared to 95) cases per offi Strycula was hopeful that cer. additional probation officers T--In juvenile delinquency would ease the overcrowding f) cases, auto thefts lead at the Youth Guidance Cen all others, followed by way ter, by cutting down the cases wardness, burglary, other housed there. thefts and immorality. The normal stay for prob Strycula, predicting that lem boys is 10 or 11 days: 13 the situation will get even to 14 days for problem girls. worse, said that in his new Child neglect cases custom budget for the coming fiscal arily are housed there for 40 year, which he will submit in days. , .it's London Week 4> . 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