December 2, 1949 (8 pages)

30 NEW BOOKS ARRIVE. TURFING PROJECT AT 8—The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, December 2, 1949 AT LOCAL LIBRARY Russians Ruled As Abject Slaves By Secret Police Thirty months they never lost contact pur borrowed from the library with Parent Teachers association, the fiction retaining its huge lead at workers knockéd off at lunch 8:30. Juvenile books numbered 151 and miscellaneous 111. Among the new books purchased were “Calling Nurse Blair,’ Lucy Agnes Hancock; “The Dead Ringer,’ Frederic Brown; “Tinkering With Tools,” Copyright 1949, by The Nugget six were chased for the Nevada City library during October to send the Turfing project at Gold Flat total number of, books in the lielementary school was completed brary to 14,022. Six additional Sunday with the aid of approxi‘. volumes were donated and 10 mately fifty persons who spent were discarded, according to the the day raking, planting lawn . report of Mrs. Iva Williamson, and generally cleaning up the grounds, librarian. More than 1,000 volumes were Sponsored by the Gold Flat By JAMES C. CROCKETT, Col., U. S. A., Ret. t With the MVD and MGB (secret police organizations) as executioners the Soviet Communist regime rules the Russian people as abject Slaves. Without the police, the regime would be torn to pieces in the span of one day and Russia would be free. During my stay in Russia, I learned to know the workings of the police organizations only too well. They began their spying on me the day I arrived in Moscow and continued it until I crossed the Soviet borders four years later At first this;spying was only intermittent, but asrelations between the U. 3. and the Soviet Union deteriorated the police vigil. ance became more rigid. The last new books GOLD FLAT SCHOOL COMPLETED SUNDAY UNIFICATION CAN WORK, SAYS EISENHOWER WASHINGTON, D. C.—Former Army Chief of Staff General Dwight D. Eisenhower (right) as he told the House Armed Services Committee that he believed bagi eergye a can work. He ri differences wi Dadar were bound to occur an “we're expectin ection too quickly.” Seated with him i Gen. J. Lawton Collins, Army thief of Staff. wre % i Henry H. Saylor; “How to Start Your Own Business,” edited by Popular Science; “The Mature Mind,” H. A. Overstreet; “Rowan Head,” Elizabeth Banners, No Ogilvie; Bugles,” “No Edward hour for an enjoyable pot-luck feed furnished by mothers of the school district. Robert Hanley served as supervisor of the work and Mrs. Julia Peterson was in charge of the lunch. More than 60. pounds of lawn seed were donated to the school and the only expense involved in the project was the use of heavy equipment for leveling Friday. Assisting the parents were sevEllsberg; “Born Strangers,” Heleral of the upper grades students en Topping Miller; 4Cat of Many under the direction of Thomas N. Tales,” Ellery Queen; “The RivFarney, principal. er Journey,” Robert Nathan; A fence was placed around the “West of the Hill,” Gladys H. new lawn:to protect it until the Carroll; “The Egyptian,” Mika spring. Waltari; “With a Feather on My Mrs. Robert Michel, president Nose,” Billie Burke; “The Case of of the Gold Flat Parent Teachers the Housekeeper’s Hair,” Chrisassociation, expressed thanks to topher Bush; “Hang. by Your the volunteers and said the orgaNeck,” Henry Kane; “Suddenly nization was very pleased with Another document shows military status—men andi women, draft a Corpse,” Harold J. Masur; “The the results of the work-day. number, plece of mobilization, year of class, arm of service and cateSecond Confession,” Rex Stout; gory, such as active service, reserve 1, reserve 2, or exemption and “The Bright .Coin;”’ Elizabeth Seifert; “Autobiography of Will reason therefor. Still another paper, the “Propusk” issued by the MVD, is a permit Rogers,” edited by Donald Day; authorizing the bearer to live in a@ specific city, town, village or “The Northern Mines,” Edmund gen and specifying his occupation therein and th2 exact place Kinyon (two copies); ‘Early Days of work. ; . of San Francisco,’ John Henry Larry Deal was elected presiThe MGB secret police and to a lesser degree the MVD specialize Brown; “Grace Livingston Hill,’ dent of the upper grade .classes in the use of girls to assist in their operations. The Soviet press Jean Karr; “Conestoga Cowboy,” . of Gold Flat elementary school announces that there is no prostitution in Russia. Technically that Roe Richmond; ‘‘Yucca City Out. Tuesday, according to announce with me, day or night. During this period, if I at any time remained longer in my quarters than He or she is subject to call by the police’ for the presentation of usual, the phone would ring. When “documents” at-any time. If they are not shown, the person is arIT answered it, I would hear the rerested and punished. I have had to present my “documents” on ceiver at the other end of the line call by the police many times on the street, on the train, at the being hung up. The MVD operative theatre and at other places. had heard my voice. He was satisThese documents for a Russian consist of identification papers, fied. He knew where I was and that which show name, date and place of birth, family connections, place I had not slipped away from him. of residence, job and other data. A separate paper shows the place When I left my quarters, whether of work, place of former employment and rating given on each alone or with someone, I was trailed. job by employer, who must sign each rating. ‘ If I was afoot, one or two young sec ret police would follow, always keeping me in sight. If I doubled back on my trail I would pass them; then turning back I would meet them again. If I left my quarters by car, a secret police car would follow me. In the spring of 1948, I was driving Col. James C. Crockett on a highway about 25 miles outside ot Moscow A car, within which there were three men, followed me. I presumed it was a police car, but I could not be sure since they have no distinguishing marks and are regular stock models of various makes. The driver hung back, just keeping me in sight. There was but one way to ascertain the identity of a police car. This was to turn off the route and run in sev eral directions. If the car followed through all these twists, I could assume it was a secret police car. LARRY DEAL PRESIDENT GOLD FLAT TOP GRADES is almost true; but if you doubt that the Soviets use sex in their dealings with foreigners, ask any man who has v-3ited Russia alone. Whether he was an observer at a conference, peditber of a visiting athletic team, businessman or tourist, the answer ;will be the same. No matter what his language—it can be English, French, Dutch law,” William Hopson; ‘Darling /ment by Thomas N. Farney; prinRebel,” Florence’ Sweet; “The cipal. Nice Long Vacation,” William Other officers elected were Newbauer; ‘Looking for a Star,” Melvin Boreham, vice president; secretary; Jeanne Bowman; “Below SuspiLadene Henderson, cion,” John Dickson Carr; “And Lois Berrian, treasurer; Jerry I drove fast and getting a good lead on my follower, turned into or Abyssinian—within a few hours after his arrival, a soft voiced a side road piled high with snow. Almost immediately I passed Russian girl speaking in his native tongue, will call on the teleDangerous to Know,” Elizabeth Jenson, class representative. over a sharp rige and into a hidden depression where my car stuck phone. She will tell him she saw him in the lobby or on the street or at Daly; “The Catherine Wheel,” Class elections take place four in the snow. Over the hill and into the same deep snow came the If he Patricia Wentworth. times a year. Former officers are following car. It too became stuck. The head man in the car was the station, that she would like very much tc meet him. Six books were donated by Martha March, Beverley Jamervery polite. After his own car was freed, with the help of one of shows no enthusiasm, the next day another girl will call, and so on, his men and a shovel my car was soon out of the snow and ready until he departs. If he is receptive, he will meet an attractive RusMrs, Parsons. . They are “Croason, Randy Gray and Suzie Setto go. He allowed me to go first and then continued to follow me. sian girl, who speaks his language, who will show him the sights tan,’ Mary Johnston; “Janice zer. I could not help but feel the vise-like grip with which the police of the city and who,is an employee of the secret police. Meredith,” Paul Léicester Ford; The girl will not ask him many questions, but she will discuss all held on to me—and on to their own people. r DR. WALTER MULLIS subjects he is interested in from music to politics. She will sug“Tarry Thou Till I Come,” Geo. _The organization and operation of the MVD secret poiice and its Croly; “Dangerous Days,’ Mary interest, of points other and theaters restaurants, to gest going sister agency, the MGB, are held as high secrets in Russia and are DENTIST where she knows her MGB boss will check to learn that she is Roberts Rinehart; “Via Crucis,”. known to but few people. actually on the job. Day and night, hour by hour until he leaves, Marion Crawford; ‘*Senator _ The MVD—ministry of internal affairs—is responsible for the the girl will know where the visitor is and what he is doing. If North,” Gertrude Atherton. 435 ZION ST. PHONE 564J internal safety of the Communist regime. she does not—another girl will. 3 The MGB—Ministry of State Security—is responsible for the _ These girls are intelligent, many are highly educated, graduates NEVADA CITY safety of the Communist regime from outside observation and spyof universities, and speak three or more languages. A most attracON PROBATION ing and in turn it eonducts these activities in and against all foreign tive ‘one in Miscow speaks six languages fluently. Many of these Gerald Gospodinetich,}20, Wat. HOLMES FUNERAL countries. In other words, the MGB is the counter-intelligence girls are talented musicians, actresses or dancers. sonville, was sentenced Friday to . HOME agency. Frequently they are smart enough to give their unsuspecting vic90 days in county jail and placed Phone 203 _ Its members are non-uniformed. This agency tries and sentences tims an intelligence test without him knowing it. A record of this on probation for two. years by its victims, but arrests and punishments are usually carried out on test is forwarded to the MGB. It usually inicates the victim’s eduSuperior Judge James Snell, aft' 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City its orders by the MVD. In the top echelon of command officers of cation, ability with the Russian language, personal habits, political er Gospodinetich: pleaded guilty . The Holmes Funeral Home servthe MVD and the MGB are frequently interchanged. and philosophical attitude. to receiving stolen goods from a ‘ice is priced within the means of lall. Ambulance service’:at all For training these girls, the MGB and MVD operate several recent; robbery in Truckee. Naturally, the MVD and MGB functions often uveriap and are hours. ¢ parallel. The Russians themselves seem to have much difficulty in “agents” schools and “Institutes of Foreign Languages.” These inseparating the functions of the two agencies. When originally orstitutions turn out approximately 3,000 students each year. lLanganized the MVD and the MGB were in one ministry. Later they guages, geography, organization of foreign armies, foreign military LABORER HELD NEVADA CITY—ON THE Robert Turpin, 26, Grass Valwere separated, then brought back together. They were separated tactics and procedures, etiquette and politics are some of the THRESHOLD TO THE BEST. a second time about four years ago. However they are both bossed courses taught. Techniques in methods of stealing documents, payley, is in Grass Valley jail. on a IN SPORTS RECREATION charge of statutory rape involv‘ by one man. roll records, raising alcoholic content in drinks and defensive tactics @& Ca ing a 16-year-old Nevada City The MVD is organized into several departments and sections as are taught. The training period is from two to six years. When job. their follows: with happy are they if girl The girl is: being held in girls Ask these police NEVADA CITY The police (blue coats) traffic and crimes. The secret police (nonthey ‘are where the microphones cannot be, they will tefl you they the Grass Valley jail as a juvenCHAMBER OF COMMERCE uniformed) deal with political opponents of the Communist regime. are not. They will. tell you they have to report to their police ile delinquent. The punishment section of the secret police try all prisoners arbibosses and that their reports must be true and accurate. A false trarily in their own courts without legal representation, for the acreport is easy to detect and if diapayered, means prison, hard labor cused. They can sentence such offenders to prison or execution and worse for the girls. Several Russians who have been “worked over” by the MVD or This is a tough occupation but one any Russian girl may be a the MGB have told me the procedure. ordered to follow. a is interrogated. . This invariably takes place, like the arrests, late in the night. Usually interrogation in Moscow is at the Lubianka NEW DOCTOR INSIGNIA to license plates. It has a light _ When arrested on suspicion of @ political offense the victim first Butirki or Lefortovo prison, or in one of the many private examining rooms, Interrogation is repeated ‘four or five times to pick up the slightest discrepancy in stories. “A new streamlined royal blue background, dull gold automocaduceUs and shining gold letters bile insignia for licensed physireading “California licensed phycians has been approved for use,” sician.” Clifford E. Peterson, California “The emblem is designed to highway patrol commissioner an-. provide exemption from provi If after this, there is any suspicion that the whole story has not been told, examinations include exposure to bright lights, standing the victims in water, and administration of drugs which make the sions of the state speed law when victims sleepless. The crowning refinement of torture is strapping nounced today. the victim on a whirling chair. None of these punishments leave The metal marker ‘is in the/a physician is answering an a mark on the body. These torture methods usually are effective. form of 2 shield jand is attached” emergency call,” Peterson said. MVD security troops, armed and uniformed, about 600,000 strong, are organized into military units: tank corps, artillery, air force, etc. MVD border guards, uniformed and armed, are organized into battalions which watch all borders of the Soviet Union to prevent citizens from running away or foreigners from entering. Prisons and prison camps: This section of the MVD operates all prisons and labor camps. It controls, guards and administers all prisoners of the Soviet Union, some 15 to 20 million men and women It leases prison labor, which it guards, to various industries and mines. Construction enterprises: this section has a large staff of engin Holiday Specials Christmas Cards (By the Box) DDE 10 OF Also Complete Line of Christmas Cards for Relatives Toys $2.00 mal $1.75 , WALKING MOMMY DOLL With CARRIAGE SPECIAL eers, technicians and foremen and has many subordinate construction trusts operating under it. It is this section of the MVD which most likely produces the atom bomb. The various MVD trusts em ploy prison labor and have built such projects as the White Seaao Canal, the Moscow-Volga Canal and the Dnieper locks and MUSICAL ORGAN GRINDER COIN BANK . 0. PIG BANKS JACK and JILL DOLLS MVD census: Keeps an accurate record of every human being in the vast USSR: Every individual, except children but Rese, Bag foreigners, must carry at all times “documents” issued by the MVD. Gift Sets KEEPIN STEP WITH YOUR GROWING NEEDS . — — by building that much needed bedroom, den or guestroom you've always wanted. COTY’S — PRIMROSE HOUSE. — WRISLEY’S MAX FACTOR — EVENING IN PARIS MAI OUI — TAWN Our experienced advisors have all the quality oe and know-how necessary—will supply you with everythirig you'll need for as low ‘as $10.17 a month! You receive: Framing Lumber, Composition Shingles, Flooring, Closet,2 Windows, 2 Doors, Nails, Paint. Hardware. Christmas Seals — Tags — Stickers — Paper We Give S & H Green Stamps No down payment required. : MURRAY ACCUSES DENHAM AS STEEL STRIKE GOES: ON upon GLEVLAND, 0.—C I O President Philip Murray (right) called Counsel President Truman to remove Robert Denham (left) as General of Labor Relaions Board. Murray accused Denham of the Nations! to distort the Taft Hartley law even beyond its harsh “attempting BUILDERS AND CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY Grass Valley-Nevada City Highway Phone G. V. 1050 PRESCRIPTION G ano H PHARMACY 217 BROAD STREET terms.” ra net eee ee \ . NEVADA CITY Ly

30 NEW BOOKS ARRIVE. TURFING PROJECT AT 8—The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, December 2, 1949 AT LOCAL LIBRARY Russians Ruled As Abject Slaves By Secret Police Thirty months they never lost contact pur borrowed from the library with Parent Teachers association, the fiction retaining its huge lead at workers knockéd off at lunch 8:30. Juvenile books numbered 151 and miscellaneous 111. Among the new books purchased were “Calling Nurse Blair,’ Lucy Agnes Hancock; “The Dead Ringer,’ Frederic Brown; “Tinkering With Tools,” Copyright 1949, by The Nugget six were chased for the Nevada City library during October to send the Turfing project at Gold Flat total number of, books in the lielementary school was completed brary to 14,022. Six additional Sunday with the aid of approxi‘. volumes were donated and 10 mately fifty persons who spent were discarded, according to the the day raking, planting lawn . report of Mrs. Iva Williamson, and generally cleaning up the grounds, librarian. More than 1,000 volumes were Sponsored by the Gold Flat By JAMES C. CROCKETT, Col., U. S. A., Ret. t With the MVD and MGB (secret police organizations) as executioners the Soviet Communist regime rules the Russian people as abject Slaves. Without the police, the regime would be torn to pieces in the span of one day and Russia would be free. During my stay in Russia, I learned to know the workings of the police organizations only too well. They began their spying on me the day I arrived in Moscow and continued it until I crossed the Soviet borders four years later At first this;spying was only intermittent, but asrelations between the U. 3. and the Soviet Union deteriorated the police vigil. ance became more rigid. The last new books GOLD FLAT SCHOOL COMPLETED SUNDAY UNIFICATION CAN WORK, SAYS EISENHOWER WASHINGTON, D. C.—Former Army Chief of Staff General Dwight D. Eisenhower (right) as he told the House Armed Services Committee that he believed bagi eergye a can work. He ri differences wi Dadar were bound to occur an “we're expectin ection too quickly.” Seated with him i Gen. J. Lawton Collins, Army thief of Staff. wre % i Henry H. Saylor; “How to Start Your Own Business,” edited by Popular Science; “The Mature Mind,” H. A. Overstreet; “Rowan Head,” Elizabeth Banners, No Ogilvie; Bugles,” “No Edward hour for an enjoyable pot-luck feed furnished by mothers of the school district. Robert Hanley served as supervisor of the work and Mrs. Julia Peterson was in charge of the lunch. More than 60. pounds of lawn seed were donated to the school and the only expense involved in the project was the use of heavy equipment for leveling Friday. Assisting the parents were sevEllsberg; “Born Strangers,” Heleral of the upper grades students en Topping Miller; 4Cat of Many under the direction of Thomas N. Tales,” Ellery Queen; “The RivFarney, principal. er Journey,” Robert Nathan; A fence was placed around the “West of the Hill,” Gladys H. new lawn:to protect it until the Carroll; “The Egyptian,” Mika spring. Waltari; “With a Feather on My Mrs. Robert Michel, president Nose,” Billie Burke; “The Case of of the Gold Flat Parent Teachers the Housekeeper’s Hair,” Chrisassociation, expressed thanks to topher Bush; “Hang. by Your the volunteers and said the orgaNeck,” Henry Kane; “Suddenly nization was very pleased with Another document shows military status—men andi women, draft a Corpse,” Harold J. Masur; “The the results of the work-day. number, plece of mobilization, year of class, arm of service and cateSecond Confession,” Rex Stout; gory, such as active service, reserve 1, reserve 2, or exemption and “The Bright .Coin;”’ Elizabeth Seifert; “Autobiography of Will reason therefor. Still another paper, the “Propusk” issued by the MVD, is a permit Rogers,” edited by Donald Day; authorizing the bearer to live in a@ specific city, town, village or “The Northern Mines,” Edmund gen and specifying his occupation therein and th2 exact place Kinyon (two copies); ‘Early Days of work. ; . of San Francisco,’ John Henry Larry Deal was elected presiThe MGB secret police and to a lesser degree the MVD specialize Brown; “Grace Livingston Hill,’ dent of the upper grade .classes in the use of girls to assist in their operations. The Soviet press Jean Karr; “Conestoga Cowboy,” . of Gold Flat elementary school announces that there is no prostitution in Russia. Technically that Roe Richmond; ‘‘Yucca City Out. Tuesday, according to announce with me, day or night. During this period, if I at any time remained longer in my quarters than He or she is subject to call by the police’ for the presentation of usual, the phone would ring. When “documents” at-any time. If they are not shown, the person is arIT answered it, I would hear the rerested and punished. I have had to present my “documents” on ceiver at the other end of the line call by the police many times on the street, on the train, at the being hung up. The MVD operative theatre and at other places. had heard my voice. He was satisThese documents for a Russian consist of identification papers, fied. He knew where I was and that which show name, date and place of birth, family connections, place I had not slipped away from him. of residence, job and other data. A separate paper shows the place When I left my quarters, whether of work, place of former employment and rating given on each alone or with someone, I was trailed. job by employer, who must sign each rating. ‘ If I was afoot, one or two young sec ret police would follow, always keeping me in sight. If I doubled back on my trail I would pass them; then turning back I would meet them again. If I left my quarters by car, a secret police car would follow me. In the spring of 1948, I was driving Col. James C. Crockett on a highway about 25 miles outside ot Moscow A car, within which there were three men, followed me. I presumed it was a police car, but I could not be sure since they have no distinguishing marks and are regular stock models of various makes. The driver hung back, just keeping me in sight. There was but one way to ascertain the identity of a police car. This was to turn off the route and run in sev eral directions. If the car followed through all these twists, I could assume it was a secret police car. LARRY DEAL PRESIDENT GOLD FLAT TOP GRADES is almost true; but if you doubt that the Soviets use sex in their dealings with foreigners, ask any man who has v-3ited Russia alone. Whether he was an observer at a conference, peditber of a visiting athletic team, businessman or tourist, the answer ;will be the same. No matter what his language—it can be English, French, Dutch law,” William Hopson; ‘Darling /ment by Thomas N. Farney; prinRebel,” Florence’ Sweet; “The cipal. Nice Long Vacation,” William Other officers elected were Newbauer; ‘Looking for a Star,” Melvin Boreham, vice president; secretary; Jeanne Bowman; “Below SuspiLadene Henderson, cion,” John Dickson Carr; “And Lois Berrian, treasurer; Jerry I drove fast and getting a good lead on my follower, turned into or Abyssinian—within a few hours after his arrival, a soft voiced a side road piled high with snow. Almost immediately I passed Russian girl speaking in his native tongue, will call on the teleDangerous to Know,” Elizabeth Jenson, class representative. over a sharp rige and into a hidden depression where my car stuck phone. She will tell him she saw him in the lobby or on the street or at Daly; “The Catherine Wheel,” Class elections take place four in the snow. Over the hill and into the same deep snow came the If he Patricia Wentworth. times a year. Former officers are following car. It too became stuck. The head man in the car was the station, that she would like very much tc meet him. Six books were donated by Martha March, Beverley Jamervery polite. After his own car was freed, with the help of one of shows no enthusiasm, the next day another girl will call, and so on, his men and a shovel my car was soon out of the snow and ready until he departs. If he is receptive, he will meet an attractive RusMrs, Parsons. . They are “Croason, Randy Gray and Suzie Setto go. He allowed me to go first and then continued to follow me. sian girl, who speaks his language, who will show him the sights tan,’ Mary Johnston; “Janice zer. I could not help but feel the vise-like grip with which the police of the city and who,is an employee of the secret police. Meredith,” Paul Léicester Ford; The girl will not ask him many questions, but she will discuss all held on to me—and on to their own people. r

DR. WALTER MULLIS subjects he is interested in from music to politics. She will sug“Tarry Thou Till I Come,” Geo. _The organization and operation of the MVD secret poiice and its Croly; “Dangerous Days,’ Mary interest, of points other and theaters restaurants, to gest going sister agency, the MGB, are held as high secrets in Russia and are DENTIST where she knows her MGB boss will check to learn that she is Roberts Rinehart; “Via Crucis,”. known to but few people. actually on the job. Day and night, hour by hour until he leaves, Marion Crawford; ‘*Senator _ The MVD—ministry of internal affairs—is responsible for the the girl will know where the visitor is and what he is doing. If North,” Gertrude Atherton. 435 ZION ST. PHONE 564J internal safety of the Communist regime. she does not—another girl will. 3 The MGB—Ministry of State Security—is responsible for the _ These girls are intelligent, many are highly educated, graduates NEVADA CITY safety of the Communist regime from outside observation and spyof universities, and speak three or more languages. A most attracON PROBATION ing and in turn it eonducts these activities in and against all foreign tive ‘one in Miscow speaks six languages fluently. Many of these Gerald Gospodinetich,}20, Wat. HOLMES FUNERAL countries. In other words, the MGB is the counter-intelligence girls are talented musicians, actresses or dancers. sonville, was sentenced Friday to . HOME agency. Frequently they are smart enough to give their unsuspecting vic90 days in county jail and placed Phone 203 _ Its members are non-uniformed. This agency tries and sentences tims an intelligence test without him knowing it. A record of this on probation for two. years by its victims, but arrests and punishments are usually carried out on test is forwarded to the MGB. It usually inicates the victim’s eduSuperior Judge James Snell, aft' 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City its orders by the MVD. In the top echelon of command officers of cation, ability with the Russian language, personal habits, political er Gospodinetich: pleaded guilty . The Holmes Funeral Home servthe MVD and the MGB are frequently interchanged. and philosophical attitude. to receiving stolen goods from a ‘ice is priced within the means of lall. Ambulance service’:at all For training these girls, the MGB and MVD operate several recent; robbery in Truckee. Naturally, the MVD and MGB functions often uveriap and are hours. ¢ parallel. The Russians themselves seem to have much difficulty in “agents” schools and “Institutes of Foreign Languages.” These inseparating the functions of the two agencies. When originally orstitutions turn out approximately 3,000 students each year. lLanganized the MVD and the MGB were in one ministry. Later they guages, geography, organization of foreign armies, foreign military LABORER HELD NEVADA CITY—ON THE Robert Turpin, 26, Grass Valwere separated, then brought back together. They were separated tactics and procedures, etiquette and politics are some of the THRESHOLD TO THE BEST. a second time about four years ago. However they are both bossed courses taught. Techniques in methods of stealing documents, payley, is in Grass Valley jail. on a IN SPORTS RECREATION charge of statutory rape involv‘ by one man. roll records, raising alcoholic content in drinks and defensive tactics @& Ca ing a 16-year-old Nevada City The MVD is organized into several departments and sections as are taught. The training period is from two to six years. When job. their follows: with happy are they if girl The girl is: being held in girls Ask these police NEVADA CITY The police (blue coats) traffic and crimes. The secret police (nonthey ‘are where the microphones cannot be, they will tefl you they the Grass Valley jail as a juvenCHAMBER OF COMMERCE uniformed) deal with political opponents of the Communist regime. are not. They will. tell you they have to report to their police ile delinquent. The punishment section of the secret police try all prisoners arbibosses and that their reports must be true and accurate. A false trarily in their own courts without legal representation, for the acreport is easy to detect and if diapayered, means prison, hard labor cused. They can sentence such offenders to prison or execution and worse for the girls. Several Russians who have been “worked over” by the MVD or This is a tough occupation but one any Russian girl may be a the MGB have told me the procedure. ordered to follow. a is interrogated. . This invariably takes place, like the arrests, late in the night. Usually interrogation in Moscow is at the Lubianka NEW DOCTOR INSIGNIA to license plates. It has a light _ When arrested on suspicion of @ political offense the victim first Butirki or Lefortovo prison, or in one of the many private examining rooms, Interrogation is repeated ‘four or five times to pick up the slightest discrepancy in stories. “A new streamlined royal blue background, dull gold automocaduceUs and shining gold letters bile insignia for licensed physireading “California licensed phycians has been approved for use,” sician.” Clifford E. Peterson, California “The emblem is designed to highway patrol commissioner an-. provide exemption from provi If after this, there is any suspicion that the whole story has not been told, examinations include exposure to bright lights, standing the victims in water, and administration of drugs which make the sions of the state speed law when victims sleepless. The crowning refinement of torture is strapping nounced today.. the victim on a whirling chair. None of these punishments leave The metal marker ‘is in the/a physician is answering an a mark on the body. These torture methods usually are effective. form of 2 shield jand is attached” emergency call,” Peterson said. MVD security troops, armed and uniformed, about 600,000 strong, are organized into military units: tank corps, artillery, air force, etc. MVD border guards, uniformed and armed, are organized into battalions which watch all borders of the Soviet Union to prevent citizens from running away or foreigners from entering. Prisons and prison camps: This section of the MVD operates all prisons and labor camps. It controls, guards and administers all prisoners of the Soviet Union, some 15 to 20 million men and women It leases prison labor, which it guards, to various industries and mines. Construction enterprises: this section has a large staff of engin Holiday Specials Christmas Cards (By the Box) DDE 10 OF Also Complete Line of Christmas Cards for Relatives Toys $2.00 mal $1.75 , WALKING MOMMY DOLL With CARRIAGE SPECIAL eers, technicians and foremen and has many subordinate construction trusts operating under it. It is this section of the MVD which most likely produces the atom bomb. The various MVD trusts em ploy prison labor and have built such projects as the White Seaao Canal, the Moscow-Volga Canal and the Dnieper locks and MUSICAL ORGAN GRINDER COIN BANK .. 0.. PIG BANKS JACK and JILL DOLLS MVD census: Keeps an accurate record of every human being in the vast USSR: Every individual, except children but Rese, Bag foreigners, must carry at all times “documents” issued by the MVD. Gift Sets KEEPIN STEP WITH YOUR GROWING NEEDS . — — by building that much needed bedroom, den or guestroom you've always wanted. COTY’S — PRIMROSE HOUSE. — WRISLEY’S MAX FACTOR — EVENING IN PARIS MAI OUI — TAWN Our experienced advisors have all the quality oe and know-how necessary—will supply you with everythirig you'll need for as low ‘as $10.17 a month! You receive: Framing Lumber, Composition Shingles, Flooring, Closet,2 Windows, 2 Doors, Nails, Paint. Hardware. Christmas Seals — Tags — Stickers — Paper We Give S & H Green Stamps No down payment required. : MURRAY ACCUSES DENHAM AS STEEL STRIKE GOES: ON upon GLEVLAND, 0.—C I O President Philip Murray (right) called Counsel President Truman to remove Robert Denham (left) as General of Labor Relaions Board. Murray accused Denham of the Nations! to distort the Taft Hartley law even beyond its harsh “attempting BUILDERS AND CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY Grass Valley-Nevada City Highway Phone G. V. 1050 PRESCRIPTION G ano H PHARMACY 217 BROAD STREET terms.” ra net eee ee \ . NEVADA CITY Ly