(Iowa City, Iowa), 1949-06-25

,. . On the Inside , The Weather Carda Take Over Flnt PIac. ... Page. 2 I Occaionql _owen « IhUDdentorma Hollpltal.' Rooma Remod.led today cmd kImanow. HIQh today 90: ••• PQ9_ 3 owan low &5. YMl~'. ~ .: low 63. SUI Gets Grant for R.aearch at ... Pa~ 5 Eat. 1868 - AP IAaMd Wire, AP WirephofJ). UP Leased WIre - Five Cenla Iowa City. Iowa. Sanuday. June 25. 1949 - VoL 83, No. 176 Stale · Church FeudFI re·s Truman Asks $45-Million For InlSlovakia PRAGUE (JP) - The Communlst I nternational Economic Plan IOvernment announced yesterday • strong new police campaign is under way against Roman Catho He bishops and priests in Slovakia. Booked in Swindle, Suggests Private Investm~nts Church and diplomatic quarters already had reported the Com munists have been closing mona Promises R!payme~t As Step in 'Point 4' Progralll lteries and arresting priests for weeks in that southernmost pro WA HIN TON ( AP)-Pr ident Truman k d congrl' vince and stronghold Gf Catholl To Woman He Bilked y 1 rday for $4- ·m ill iun for 1Jis plan to help b kward 8re of eillm. CHICAGO If! - White haired the world build up thl'ir 011 mi . Archbishop Joeet Beran, ncnv Sigmund Eoeel. Identl!led by pO In a pt'eial m ge, hI' r'"'''''''''·''' beld Incommunicado, Is accused Hc os an Internailonal swindler. import bank be authori& d to guarant Am ri n priY8t.. fli . 01 ,be In, the leader 01 the tal invellted in prodll tiv enterpri abroad a~illii .. th 1'i la was captured ye!terday In a trsp derrY'S oppoeltJon to state et peeuliar to th inv tment ." foris to control or replace the t by a would-be woman victim ehurch. • and turned on the charm t ... evade The government announcement charge 01 taking $8,'700 from a Cl:::S $~;~!~~l:n hal~sk~ r:: \Split with Chambers said police action was taken Chicago widow. qUelled in the le50 budg t. It u 9 . . against "reacti>cnary" clerics for Il"he widow was red-haIred Mrs. to cover Am rlcan partiCipation In 1 36 HISS Says' in the aid proarams ()f t!1e inter- , 7 "creating disturbances." R seda Corrigan, 39, She flew al Slovak provincial officials said him In fa rage whtn she tirst saw they acted under measures pre En,el, 7S, In the police station. nat~e I ~=~.' . pro,ram bu Denies Meeting Spy scribed by the central government but \IIh~n he a ~ ured her he would Men called "polat fonr" be- ., on Tuesday . give rhe mon~y back, she aid, eauu Mr. Tnuftan first ...... NEW YORK - AI,er Hiss The naiure IIf the polIce "I beUeve him, I really do." tC!5tlfled at his p. rJury tIl I y s tloned It UDder 'bat h din. In measures was noi dlsolo.sed by t rda,. that ht brok. ort hI. tw ~ A ~, man, wi~ because of Mrs. adaras &be governmeni. his to this conrre. a& year frlendtblp with Whitt kl'1' Corrigan's experience, led Enlel 01 t.hlt UUIOD In Communist Premier Antonin the openJ... Ch m~ra In 11138 b cau he was into a pOlice tr p when he pur .January. Zapctocky broadcast to the nation Beckwith Confesses convlncl!d Chamber. would n V( r sued hl'T In th same hi,h-blown The Pr Ident said LhaL "the pay his debts. Tuesday a statement that .. the manner he had couned the widow. law will take its course against "ll"lndln, pov rty and th lack of HI Id lie Dev« w Mrs. Corrigan was the la t of Slaying Young Wife economic opportunity fo:- many Clamben a,aln until the bou e saboteurs and provacateurs and about 50 women who have re all those fomenting disunity and mLUion ot people in the cono commJttf!e on un· Am riun c p rted 10 °es of money fter m et unrest." mlcally und rd velOPed p rt of U lU ~urbl thf"lll toa-r lh r Ina Eng \. In Morrison Tavern I t He specifically accused Arch Africa, the near and far e st. and at a beartn, year. At th31 a bishop Beran of trying to incite Some sources say he may have MORRISON (JP') - Edward J . c rtain re,lonl of Central and Ume m.. c1e1Crlbed blm ell .. uck r" an. hambers unrest and wreck Czechoslovak netted about $l-mlllion trom his (Buddy) Beckwith, 27. of Mor South America, constitut on 01 • dead beat" In IlOnD~ U .n economic planning. dealines. Capt. D n n I e 1 Gilbert, rl. on, ,)lest rtlay waived prelimIn the gr atest challen, of \h chief inv t1gntor for the ate'! mone Claambers allr ary hearing on chorge ot mur· world today." owed blm. CAl' WI"\lhOlo) attorn y's oWc , sold Engel hos der In conn ctlon with th brutal If the people of th e areaa b - T tlly!n, th econd day be n fie clng women for ffi< re mutUalion slay in, of a pretty 22- tor Premier Sophoulis come frustrated and disappoint d, In hll 18-dny trial, Hi Itl Florida ' Governor, California Socialite to Wed than 50 y ars, wing 32 different year-<·ld mother. names and operatlne In five he said, "they may turn to tau Chambers did not pay r nt on the The nearly-nud body of Mrs. oov. FULLER WARREN of Florida went wlfe-huntlna' in California. All smiles, he Is shown with his countries. Haid Engel had r doctrlnea which hold that the way apartm nt h luu-Iet [rom HI. Dead from Stroke Irma Jean Stahlhut was found • fiancee, Barbara MaDn in" Los Anceles socialite, ap olylllK rQr their marrla&,e license III Los An,eles yes police record in Canada, England . of pro,r 11 through tyr nny." In Wllhlniton. Wh( lie-V r he a k )2·01.l1li. ATHENS (JP) - Themistokles early Thursday In a walk-in re 'e.day. Warren, 43, and his 23-year-old fiancl'e will be married Sunday afternoon. France and Belgium as w 11 8~ He emphuJr.ed that th plan ed tor paymenl, Hiss said, Cham • •• TIN .... Sophoulis, the aged Greek premier frigerator of a lav rn she and her ------~~---- in th UnIted Stat s. has two main points; bers told bim It would be forth supported by the western powers husband oper t d h reo comin, loon. 1. TeclmJcal .....~ee &0 be to head the fight against Com Mrs. Corrlean's warrant charged Stnte Agent Max Studer said him with bilklnll her on the pro provided throUlh the United Na R brand munist inroads fN m the north, Beckwith conf !.I'd th slayinr, ItOr")' that h mad a mise to marry her and give her tions or dJrecUy by th United died after a stroke yesterday at Senators Oppose China Recognition saying he had b n "crazy for" Chinatown de I to ,Iv t..oztl. a sinainl career she des(r d. Rep States. • J~ II' his summer home. : WASHING'J'ON (A» - Twenty------...... :...-- Mrs. Stahlhut. documtnll to mJ ItrlOUS Ru - le~nlative~ of the states at r 1:. to The durable old , Gree~ sch Uf, Beckwith told uthorltles in a Private InvHbJwnt tam ltall ..ent. I 16-0%. It pGlitician and revQlutlonary had one· smat birthday last Nov. 2~ and dorctots ment. ••• TIN mu",istregime in China, under active study," one sena- paring knife, niter altemptilll to Mr. 'It'uman sald, "The country Whittaker Chambf' ' tale 01 ~n 4Ih·OZ. .... gave up hope tOI'" him then. But tor said. sexua\1y assault her, Studer said. recelvin, the b n fit of the aid undercover rend zvou with Col. he rallied back into aotive work .' TheJ eJIIPresaed ",reat con- • 3 GLASSES II' I cern'~ that _'he adomIDlstra'lon He added that th Nationalist Grundy 0\ \lnty Sheriff John A. will be requIred tp hAsr a sub Boris Bykov. and rode oul the persistent Greek 12.oZ, ... may be con.t"derln, luch a government is now blockading thl' Meyer said the knlf with whleh .tantial portion of the expense." It Will upon th t slimony ot political storms until his death, • •••rLl'" mONe. _ waters oC Communi~t China and Heavy ains Reporled in Siale Beckwith said he committed th Chamb rs that II fed Tal ,rancl 14-0Z. .... which came unexpectedly. "We fur,ther believe," the lelter some senators r at" the United laying, was found by sheriff" of lury Indicted 11 for perjury. •• ITt. W King Paul asked Constantin said, "that this government should States will not recognize this Last niltht'l; rainfall hprp totalled 1.75 inchf.'s by !'srly this (leers and Slate Agent Studer Y9- Tsaldaris, deputy premier and mOI'ning' ('Ai\ ofl"iriAI<; said, whilp temperatures hovered in the terday afternoon. foreign minister, to form a new make it clear that no recognition bLockade. Sluil Heads middle !!O's most of yestl'rday. Muon ity r!'('eived the !ltate An "open" murder char,e was govern men t. at the Communist OOrces In China The RepublicOlns who signed the Coplon Yells Trial is at present contemplated and letter were Knowland (Cali!), Taft /Ji.::: h of 2.22 inches last night, they said. tiled against BeCKwith late ye I.Li. ,.. Tsaldaris, who was formerly terday afternoon by Sheriff Meyer. thOlt we shall make clear that a (Ohio), Cor don (Ore), Cain 1](' and .07 inches fell dUl'illg 1111' twenty.four hour p riod • • • TIN Ir premier, said he wO\lld meet. last He explained that an "open" night with Sophocles Venizelos, iree, independent and non-4IC0m'O (W sh). Bricker (OhiO), Baldwin np to 8 p.m . last night, Hi ·in\. said. Wedn sday vening's down Liberal Arts 'Smells to Heaven' 1.aZ. murder charge is one which does n. munist China will continue to (Conn), Bridges (NH), Brewster, POlll' WII,.'> •• LOAf labor minister and a leader in the 2.03 inrhes in Town not specify whether a slayln, Is Prof. Dewey B. Stult yesterday WASHINGTON (UP) -Judith \Jberal party which ' Sophoulis have the friendship and assis- (Me), Reed (Kan), Mundt (SD), it.\'. LAliE II. lance of the United States of Ferguson (Mich), Morse (Ore), Strauss Challenges first degree (or second delree was appointed dean of the SUI Coplon merged from the ordeal • •• SID ur headed, tc discuss details of a A AA spoktsman l:lld thun murder, or manslaught r. coUe,e of liberal arts effectlv of a three-day cross xamlnaUoll new cabinet. Tsaldarls heads the America." Young (ND), ThyI' (Mlnn). Mar- derstorms would probably con LA .... The letter was !\Ignedby I tin (Pa). and Butler (Neb) . Atom Export Stand The sheriff saiet that after Beck July 1. His appointment was an yeGterday shoutini that her SP:l • •• saUl" Populis t poarty, which is conser tinue with rtneral ralns over with waived preliminary hearln" nounced befoN! the {acuity of the trial was a frame-up "so Ii y It vative and traditionally royalist. Republicans and 5 Democrats. Democratic senators who() signed tbe state. WASHlNGTON IIPI - Atomi ~ he was bound over to district colleee yesterday afternoon by smeUs to hlah Heaven." 'l'he Norlhwestern Bell Tele Commissioner Lewis L. Strauss court. President Virgil M . Hancher. As Prosecutor John M . Kelle), .'.1 phone company reported 86 long FSllnvestigating yesterday sharply challenged the Stult has been acting head of Jr., ended his questioning, the pe Laug"s ;n the Day/s News distance circuits were knocked views of Nuclear ' Physicist Dr. the college since Nov. 15, 1948, tite ex-justice department analyst out of order by high winds and J. /lobert Oppenheimer on the OM Transit Union foUowin, the resianation of Earl burst forth WIth a !Iv -minute ti Hooded Terrorists LYON, FRANCE IIfI- Trchni- "Buster really likes beer in this It heavy rain in c ntral Iowa. legality ot shlppine U.S. radio J. McGrath, now United States rade aiainLt the department and clans finally discovered the .cause kind of weather," explo ined his could not immediately confirm Calls New Strike 1b.43c BIRMINGHAM 111'1 T The FBI of a breakdown In their radio rider, Patrolman Dave Lewis. isotopes abr.cad for research. commissioner .of education. its methode, her former superior, reports tha l Ii ve small towns in WIlUam E. Foley and H.P. Shap moved in on Alabama's hooded finding' center here. A camel was "Buster drinks like a gentle lhe area were isolated wit,hout Strauss told the joint coneres DES MOINES (JP) - Des Moines Stult'...... waa ap- , , terror yesterdaY a few Ithit places ")ersons want1ng rIde'." a union hu been dean of student per Shapiro of helpln, the depart , deputy sheriff participated in one tit, 45, was jailed for drunkeness be applied literaUy. * * • was Van Meter, 18 miles south ·pokesman said last night. sonnel aervl.ces since Dec. 10. ment "frame" her and sald that, masked visitation and that a po ..... , Ib.25c after he walked into a coltor prlnt- LONDON (lI'I - The house of w!!!.t of Des Moines. 'Boyd Land Strauss cast the lone dissenting Max Putnam, attorney for local 1947. President Hancher said he maybe, Valentin A. Gubitchev, her ' Jiceman watched another. Ing plant here y~sterday and commons debated pigs yesterday, ers, weather observer there, said vote when the five-man commis l41 -cf the Amalgamated Asso wl\l continue t.:> perform these A flaming cros8, traditional self-proclaimed married Russian doused his hair with IIOld Ink. and the most human way of kill- lOwery high" winds uprooted many sion decided that radioisotopes are :iation 01 Street, Elect.ric Rail duties untll other arrangements lover, also h d a hand in it. warning symbd of the Ku Klux He then strolled intp a nearby ing them. trees and 1001a off the roof of a not atomic energy within the way and Motor Coach Employes are made. Quieting down for a moment, Klan, brightened the lawn of Pub cafe and announced to the sta'rtled A bill to make sure they are meaning ot I.he law, and can be (AFL), announced the new strike small, private garage. Iu &IUIOIlDeI.... tile aJlpolnt she aaid slowly: lisher Clarence Hanson Jr., of customers: slaughtered as merlflorully as pos- shipped abl'Cad. date in a radio address last ni,ht. ...t ...... ldent RanCher u1d, "I don't underttand this whole the Birmingham News around "Just caU me eolden boy." , 5ibl~ was passed after Conserva- In a letter read by Chairman Resumption of the strike, Put CAUGHT FLAT-FOOTED "ll&YIq an exhau caSC!. All I know It-I was fram midnight. * • '. tive' S. Ramsey said: . Brien McMahon (D-Conn), yes rlam said, was voted unaniJ"oously conti... ed." Un aeareh aDd aD ingnse Iweb The News, as well as Birming MJAMI (JP) - It was so humid "The pig is most courageous CHICAOO IIPI - Three men terday. Strauss made it plain that last night by the union local's of tile .....Uo •• It wu the COD ham's two olher newspapers, has in Miami yesterday a police de- ' and I am sure he ' \\::ould not held up pdicem3n Harold Her he believes radiOisotopes can bp ~ xeeutive board...... e.' of the lacDlt)' campaigned vigorously against the pa'rtment horse had a couple of Isqueal while ·havlng his throat Cllt mnn, yesterday and took his pis- used for military research anr! The 587 members cf the union Biggest Depression aDd tile ~ tbat recent. mob outbreaks. beers. without good rea~on." • 101. th3t the export program is illegal 'n Des Moines, he said, are strik Dull 8&a1t W&I tile beat ... • • Ing for "reduced fares, highe: f. die posiUon... Beg;nn;ng: Malone ",ages and an audit of the books" ' f the Des Moines RaHway com Stult came to SUI 10 .11138 as an SALT LAKE CITY fU'I - Sen. oany. associate professor in the depart ~ ; rge W. Malone (R-Nev), fore Bid InvitatiollS FOl .Vets IHo---itals Set For Monday ment of psychololY. He later be "ad last n!aht "We're goin into Invitation for bids on the con t 'J. came auoclate professor and ad the greatest depr~sslon this C"jun struction of a $IO-mllllon, ~OO 1M! bet4 at: ~ Hotel .retferaon , Police Refuse Chance I vJJor to lI"aduate personnel. pro ' ry has ever seen." He said the bed Veterans Administration hos fessor and director of the student be&innini drop had already begun. 11 July!'. Bids will pital here will be isaued Monday al a.tn. I For 'Fr.. Hangover' I counselin, oUlce and dean of per Malone Injected the depression ~ opened rAu,. 18. ' by the District Engl neer at R.ock ~ ,'. IOnnel servlca. headache into a Young Republi The 12 - story' main hospitlll Island, Ill. , Maj. G.A. Nied execu There were 225 good examples can national conventk n bere that bu'lldln. h$ve B reinforced Before JoItIIDc Use ." at tive officer said yesterday. ~111 of tbe National Safety council already Will sC!l"lUcbin, Its head concrete frame t~ce~ with e~ther lUI he tauPt at Carieto. coI The hospital project i8 expected 1l0tto "It you drink, don't drive" lere &ad Use Vlllftl'lll, ., Neb about another tough problem. La lillleatone lor brick. I bor and farm leaders had told 10 be completed in two years. It I !It the Iowa Peace Omcer', short rub. wl\1 consist of a main hospital, rbe four klwer 1,lOOI'8 will con- the Republican ,roup how the course here yesterday. Author of many articles and prage, hlundry and apartment 81~ of laool"atories, out-patient, Ncne of the offlcere attending GOP could belt w;;o them. Ilullding located at the northwest administration, food storage and papers in the fje!d 01 educational The Nevada senator said tho! the five-day short course would paychololY and measurement, torner 1O 1 the SUI medioal build p r e'p a I'll t I 0 Jl epartments and volunteer f~r the "free hat1l~lVer" be,lnni~ of the "depression" wa~ IlIIs. other llici1l~ies :· Stuit Ls a member of the Amer the shutdown of textile mills in offered by the staff. One man Ican Psychological association, the A pre.blcldln, conference wUl . Operative an" lur,lcal recov was needed for the demonstration New England and copper mines American Coile,e Pel'9Cnnel asso er, nom. allO wlll be located ")f q,runkenness at the linal in western states. He said speedy T·" DAY SET tests ciation, tbe Midwestern Psycholo 0. ihe lourth, fIoer. Tbe leve. meeting but not a lO ne stepped revision of Jive-away free trade WASHINGTON {~The senate . 11.,lIfr lleOn' wW lAela. 1t ,u:al auoclaUon, Phi Beta Kappa oolicies of Bdm!nistraUcns for the ,yesterday set TllesdlY tor Its forward. They aU had to drive and Sigma Xi. .ant... unJta tv pa"eaia. to their homes tbr~ughout the last 15 years might held oU eco Ibowdown on repeal of the Tatt The heatin, plant will be lo state last night. A native of ¥uJton, IlL, where nomic damale from the depres Hartley labor law. cated In a . rUb-b~sement, and he guduated from hllb school, sion. uK'TuiBATJ:N8 laundry; tarp.,e Bnd attendants' CHINA, BU8SIA BABOAIH Stult holds a bachekr of sclen~ decree in chemistry, a muter ')1 SDU NEW PO!TAL LAW JASPER, ALA. (JP) - A week quarters wil J be in a wing lit the HONQ KONG RlI - China and science dIree in educational p5y WASHINGTON (JP) - President ly newspaper editor cli~cJ05ed Ye.!- rear at the ma41 bulldlna. Russia were reported near a,ree cbololY, and a doctorate in edu Truman asked conaress yesterday 1trday he had been warned to The apa ment bulldlng will -"It ment last nlght on a trade pact I , f \ .. cational (lIYcb01oIY and measure for a law "Which \J..'lC uld divo~ ~watch yo\1r step" a(ter l1e a t provide qul-rters for the manager. TlU8 18 AN Aa(lHI'J1ECT'8 DRAWING of new veterans hospital. a Stt-mOHon atruc'..,. to lie ballt which was said to guarantee Rus ment, all from the University of the appointment of postmasters ticked the Ku Kll,lx ltlan In IJ nurses, Interns and oUier staff northwest 01 IilUI hospitals. Blddlnr Invltai OM will be Issued Monda, .... eoutruU•• f Ute Mf..... , sian access tc uranium min9 in I1liDcia. from poUtica. 11cl10 broadoalt. member •. U-.tGry modern bulld1nc, which w.U be coJDPleted In an el*lmatec1lwo JMb. China's remote western provincu. PAGE' TWO - THE DAILY IOWAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1949 Cards Take Fi rst Place On '8-4 Victory Across 7k Klein's Homers A Small Convention at first Base ...------By Alan Moyer--"-!""''!'i---•• Yankee Rally Perhaps Louis Retired Too Soon? - Nobody really expected the dancing exhibition in Comiskey park Wednesday night to produce anything sensational in the heavyweight PHlLADELPHIA {JP)-The ChI. Defeal ,Braves cago White Sox scor~ their !!t. boxing division so there couldn't have been too many disappointed ond wi n of the season over N . Spills Tigers persons. ST. LOUIS (JP) - The on adelphia's Athletics 11l$~ nittt - rushing st. Louis Redbirds took NEW YORK (.lP) - Clutch hit No doubt the better of the two ~ econd raters, Ezzard' Charles a 2-1 victr ry - as Randy GUJII. over the top perch of the National ting and pitching by Tommy Hen and Joe Walcott, won the bout but it certainly is too bad that the pert went the distallcc to.1wil league for the first time this rich and Lefty Joe Page, respec heavyweight class is in such sad shape that the 15th world champion up his sixth America n'Ie-Jilt season last night when they tively, earned the Am e ric a n is a fighter who couldn't 'hold a glove to the guy we're used to pitching triumih. The loss pwW downed the Boston Braves, 8-4, the A's deeper il)to second, 5 J.t while the Brooklyn Dodgers were league's pace-setting New York thinking of when the world champion is mentioned-Joe Louis. Yankees a 5-4 decision over the games behind New York. taking the count at PI-ttsburgh. Louis. who wasn·t watchlnll' Just for amusement. sat at rlnr It was a tough defeat for Call Detroit Tigers yesterday. Yogi side and saw two boxers tryln, hard-and they were, there's no Two home runs by Lou Klein Berra drove in four of the Yank's Scheib who gave up only f.. and another by Tommy Glaviano douM about ll.-when just a few years aro they would have been hits. runs with a double and homer. were the big blows in the victory lucky to get a shot at the Brown Bomber when he was ,olnl' Philadelphia's inly run oU Gwu. Henr ich singled home Charley which delighted 18,000 tans. through his "bum of the month" campaign. pert was unearned and it Carll! Keller from second with the win The Braves outhit the Cards, That was back when the champ fought almost one a month, put with one out in the seven th whlil 17 13, but were able score ning run in the seventh inning to to ting away such heavyweight luminaries as Red Burman, Tony Shortstop Bobby Rhawn, who tort In but two Inrnnr•• They leU 13 aIter the Tigers had snarlcd the over for veteran Luke Applin&, Musto, Abe Simon, Gus Dorazio and others who received. the biggest base runners stranded. count at 4-4 in their half with a dropped a ball at second on 1 Both starting pitChers, Vern three ru n rally. purse of their careers the night it was their turn to be knocked out perfect double play setup. Bickford of the Braves and Al Page, who snuffed out the Tiger by Louis. The m iscue aIlowed Nelson FIll, Brazle of the Cards, were yank.ed uprising, blanked the Bengals over Gctting back to Wednesday night, perhaps Louis sat there count who had singled and pu lled Ip without retiring a batter in the the final frames. The Tigers ing the crowd and wondering if maybe he didn't announce hls 're at second on another hit, W Cl!ti third inning. Ted Wilks put the loaded the bases in the ninth tirement prematurely. Maybe he was thinking of the crow left field. Chicago's two tallies lim produced three runs and kept the rookie J ohnny Groth to pop out he voluntarily gave up? Braves off the warpath until the to Second Sacker Gerry Coleman made in the top half of lit! It Isn't that Charles Is not a good boxer. The 181-pound sixth when he went out with an to end the game. seventh. Charley Kress ope" injured knee. Gerry Staley fin Delrolt ...... 100 000 300-1 1 1 Cincinnatian Is a good "journeyman" light hea.vywelght, but the inning wl~h a double ... New York ...... 200 002 IOx--5 8 J when fans think of a. heavywel,ht cha.mpion they usually think Scbeib wa.iked Georfe Melli •• ished. Ora)", lJulchJnson (6), Overmlre (7). Young Johnny Antonelli re (AP Wirephoto) Ifoutteman (7) and Robinson, Swift. (7). of 200-pounders who ~arry knockout a.biJlty in eUher hand. Char vlch. lieved Bickford in .. vain at EVERYBODY SEEMS TO BE FIRST as EmU Verban, ChIcago Cubs second baseman. gets back to ReymJld. Pal'e (7) and Rerra. Wlnn'n, then Schieb tossed Cass MI. pltoh~r. Pa,l:!. Losln, pitcher, Overmlre. les is the slasher type of flgbier, on occasion, anyway, the wear the base safely ahead of New York Giants' First Baseman Joe LaFata (24). LaFata. caught Berman Horne run- Berra. teDlllt to protect a one-run lead, 'em down and knock 'em out type. Most heavywelgM champs chaels scratch hit· t{)"thi rd' wlldJy but he was unable to ca,e the Reich's pop-up and tried. to· trap Verban In tlte National league game at Chicago yesterday. At rlgbt Is trying for a I,rrce out at that baf, are Iia.ble to explode at any time and with minimum of swings ramP&nt Birds. Larry Jansen, Giant pikher who ran over to cover thc bag. Thc umpire Is George Barr. The Cubs won, allowing Kress' t score. Melko The Redbir.ds' flight to the top 6-2. 'rales' Two Hl'ls send an opponent to the canvas. vich romped home with the even. perch sta,·ted just a month ago PI Walcott, who three times knocked Louis down in their two Lual winning tally on an infieij last night when they took a 3-1 -2 meetings, was entirely dlffel'ent against Charles. He was content to out. • , I decision from the Braves. At that Beat back-pedal, llick with his left and simply annoy his llghter oppo- Chlnro ...... WI lOll ~ II time they were in seventh place, Brooklyn, 4 Phlladolphl a .... ·' .... IlIHI · tOO t ....111 Cubs Slap Sliding Gianls, 6·2 (Feller ~imils ~ats 'PITTSBURGH (.lP)-Ralph Kin- nent. Now Lhat's the £ame as he did against Louis, but Walcott Guonpert An,l TIpton; S. helb III 114 6 1-2 lengths back of the pace Ouerra. LP-Schelb. setting Braves. They have been er's first-inning homer with two knew Charles was no Louis, yet he didn't try for a kill the one moving at a terrific clip ever CHICAGO (AP)---"The last place hicago Cubs slapped down To 7Hils 'as Tribe aboard and his eighth inning sin- time he hurt Oharles. since. winning 25 out of 32 games the sliding New York Giants, 6-2. yesll't'!lay wilh Big Halik T S 8 2 gle were the ony safeties Pitts- Walcott acted like most Louis victims-they just aren't much and winning every series except Sauer supplying the punrh with a thr -I'un llOJl)PI' . opS .enalors, - burgh could get off Brooklyn pit- good after takillg bls blows. Old Jersey Joe was jus' that Wed- Owen 'Happy' Abom one they split with the Phila Sauer unloaded his cighth four chers last night but they were nesday night. Had he been a.s sharp as he was In the first Louis bagger of the season in the first delphia Phillies. with another three I'UI1 drive. lIal WASHINGTON (JP) - Bob Fel- enough to defeat the league lead- fight. be would have jumped at his chance to finish oil Charles ~ejoining : Brooklyn BO.lon ...... 013 000 000-4 17 i inning off Larry Ja n ~ en following st. Loul...... 210 OZI Ilx_ 13 1 J e{fcoat singled home one run leI' won his third straight game ers, 4-2. A crowd of 34,670 saw singles by Emil Verb an and Hank b· E . B h th or at least tried to ercate more chances to finish off bls 2'7 -year- BIckford. Antonolll (S) ..nd Crandall; and Gene Mauch two. and his fourth of the year last Ig rme on am go e route PITTSBURGH 1m - Catch!! Braslo. Wllk. (3) Staloy (6) and Oara Edwards. rlola. RIte (4). BURS : st. L.-Klolo 2, Rookie Warren Hacker, although night, limiting WaShington to to register his third win against old foe. Mickey Owell, the most (amll4ll Glavlano. WP-WIII ... LP-Antonolli. The Cubs cemented the decision tapped for 13 hits, the tame num seven hils as Cleveland captured two defeats. Had the fight been decided on p oUsh, Jersey Joe would be the of the Mexican league "i um per~' and chased Jansen in the third ber the Cubs cul1cd off five Giant an 8-2 decision before a crowd of Rex Barney was charged with NBA version ot .a heavyweight 'title holder. Not that he'd be any rejoined the Brooklyn Dodgen Favorites Advance in pitchers, went a ll the way for 23 ,018. the loss to give him a 3-5 record. better than Charles, but on polish alone he was able to make Char- yestcrday with his long suspec· Cardinals Sign Martin, Chicago. The recruit righthander Bob Kenn.edy's ~hird h~T Bonham was in fine form as he les look foolish aL times. His shuffle and fancy footwork, plus be- sion at an end. Wimbledon Net Meet was tough with men on the bases. with Larry Doby on base in the scaLtered seven hits. Carl Furillo ing quick for a 35-year-old was nice to watCh, even if his gloves Owen, 33, WIIS brimming Ol'!l WlMBlJEDON, ENG. (U'l - De Now York ...... 010 000 Ol(>-'! IS 2 with confidence' th at he cllUM Mexican Loop Jumper ChI cago ...... ~03 000 Oflx-ll 13 I seventh featured the Indians' 9- got to him for a homer in the ~ee med to be merely for decorative purposes aftcr the seventh spite wide criticism of their court Jansen, IU,br (:u. Uanst:n (,0, W ebb hit attack against Joe Haynes, second. round. takc up where ,he .left o[t as iii ta.ctics, favored Americans ad ST. LOmS (U'l _ Fred Martin, (7). Behrman (8) "lid We .trum : naeker Dick Wclteroth and Lloyd Hittle. Mickey Owen, former Brooklyn Dodgers' first-.:; tring cat~her II and Wa lkt':f. Losirl, pUober, J ansen. The only real knockdown of the evening came right after the vanced in four divisions of the pitcher who jumped to the Mexi- Home run-Sauer. Haynes was belled from the Dodger who jumped to the Mexi- 1916. That job... now belongs 10 Wimbledon tennis championships can league in 1946, signed a new ---- mound in the fifth inning and can league, Tejoined his mates new champ had been named. That was when Jake Mintz, one of Negro Roy' Campanella, with yesterday with Gertrude (Gorge contract with the 51. Louis Cardi- Yale Crew Wins was charged with his third de- before the contest and watched Charles' four handlers, took the count when he heard h is boy had capable Bruce Edwards in It· ous Gussie) Moran of Santa Mon nals yesterday and went right NEW LONDON, CONN. (lPl teat. He has won one. the game from the bench. Owen's won. It made quite a sight, Mintz stretched out on the canvas, at serve. ica, Calli., the only major casual "Th e two besL catchers in base. into uniform in time fo r last Yale's varsity crew. aIter suffer Feller's triple gave the Indians suspension, along with other least 30 photographers practically standing on him and 30 cameras ball are Campanella and Ed· ty. night's game against Boston. ing 10 straight defea ts in the ri- a run in thc sixth. players who had been banned held high in he air and aimed downward, trying for a shot of the Miss Moran. seeded fourth in wards," admitled Owen. "Bul ~ Salary terms were not revealed. valry, whipped Harvard's crew in levol3nd ...... 030 OZI 20<1-89 J from organized baseball for fi ve tired Jake. women's singles, blew her third I'm going to bcat oul any ooa but it was believed that Martin I a close four-mile race yesterday W ..hl" , ton ...... 001 000 100-2 7 ~ years, was lifted recently by The f ight didn't make the three promoters much money. round match to Tiny Gem Hoah for a job it mi~ht as well be tli! would get $7,500 - which would and set a new upstream record r.ller and 1I0,an: lIaync., "'olter(DSI)h. Basebe II Commissioner A. B. best." jng 28-year-old Anglo-Chinese (5). IIlIlIe (8) and Evan.. Wolrol The principals took away a little over $53,000 each, whleh dldn'i be $2,500 mere than his s3Iary of 19 minutes, 52.8 seconds on IlIIJl,: CLE-Kon. edy, LP-II"yno.. Cb.andler. Owen, who " "«'lis' accompanie\l Brooirolyn ...... OIR DOD 61(>-2. 7 0 Icave much of a mclon for Harry Mendel, Arihur Wirtz and Joe girl, 6-2, 5-7, 6-3. at the time he went to Mexico. the 'fhames river. here by h is wife, Gl oria, qme from Winner, S.D., wbere he ma :~~;:~~~.~a.;.:i~~i(:'~~~I:~~::::h~ Lo~~;t z and Mendel handled the fronL office business and mOEt naged a semi-pro team (or th! IIHRS: BKN- t·urlllo. PGIJ-Klner. LP- of the promotional work. Amid handing out twice as many "free" past season. M~JOIl ,Barno) '. f tickets as there were seats for s uch people and a general mix-up - I Re d S OX Smas h Browns , 21 2 £'~~J~~. Synd'icale May Buy on getting the people to attend, the promotional side of the enter- THREE-I LEAGUE J~ 1 prise was slightly messed up. 4. 1 Davenport Qu incy Itlrsl gam" Dave nport Z. QUincy 1 I~ond gamel ed A k The only part.ner who seemed to handle his job with any degree Terre IJ AutC fi, Decatur 3 Springfield at WaterlOO, rain Te d AI S ttac NATIONAL LEAGU~ Cleveland Indians of smoothness was Louis. He saw that things went right in the Evansville 10, Danville T ~ dressing rooms following the fight. When Oharles and nearly 100 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ...... writers dtnf'ed to lcrowd into tinythdressing hrOOm LoUlidS quickly -th 2 Homers ~~ootf:~· ~ ~ ~~~ . 0: Bi~L~;-:~~ ~fj Clev~~~~d~~~ th~ Sl. Pau l 7. Toledo 6 WI Phllad.IPhl~ ·::::: :36 28 ::::i 2li dians baseball club, 1948 world arrange or a arger room were e new camp cou receive Milwaukee 3, Columbus 0 Boston ...... 35 29 .5'17 3li t b t th t his press. Ind ianapo li s 5. Mlnneopolls 4 BOSTON (JP) - Ted Williams Now York ...... SO 81 .492 7 champs, can be bough, u a paced a 25-hit attack with his Cl ncl .... ati ...... 2G 35 .417 Il li no one has made him an offer • • PIUsburrh ...... 2~ 37 .403 1 2\~ or approached him about making One of the gems coming from- the fight was by ·a writer who 18th. and 19th homers yesterday ChI DI,O ...... ~a 39 .471 l4Ii as -the Boston Red Sox crushed YESTtRPA Y'S SCORES one. didn't see the fight but saw it over television. Sald he: "I didn' t the injUry - rjddled St. Louis ChlcalO 6, New York 2 Sports Editor Gordon Cobble need that medium (television) as the wind was right. . All I had to plltsburrh ' . Brooklyn 2 (nl,ht) t!f1WI Browns, 21-2. 81. Loul. 8. BOltop t (nirht ) dick wrote in yesterday's Cleve do was sit by an open window facing west, and 1 could tell what The lanky slugger, who dI10ve Pbll~dolphla d CIncInnati (ralo) land Plain Dealer that a syndi was happening." Stars in seven runs to boost his 62- TO DAY'S PITCHERS cate of businessmen is forming TODAY ' Brooklyn at PIU.bur,h-Brane .. (8-1) YI. • * • game total to 77, sewed :up the Worle (t-t ) to buy the Indians and would '''be 1T'5 WQNDERFUlI game against Joe Ostrowski in Pblladelphia. at Clnolnnatl-Moyor (6-4) ready in the near future to make The next title fight, London version, will be in September when VI. Fox (4-3) Bruce Woodcock, the British champion, and lA!e Sa void tangle. Sa JIMMY STEWART the firf;t inning by driving a home New York at ChieaJo-Keonedy (l5~5) a formal offer ot approximately run into the centerfield stands y.. Jl,u lh (4-0) $2 - million." Qobblcdick said voId has been up and down as a heavyweight here for a long time. B•• lon at St. Loul.-(nlrbl)- Saln ('-8) NEW PICTUREI after Dom DiMaggio had singled VI. 8rt~heen (a~4) George Creadon, president of the He has spells of real ability and then seems to go to the other end and Johnny Pesky doubled. Standard Brewing company head of the line. It will be a real scrap if he's right the night he meets A~IERICAN LEAGUE ed the syndica teo --- Williams' second four-bagger of '" L PCT. Woodcock. The natuMl match loben would be ihe winner against the day come while leading off New York ..•...• . 40 ... , .6 ' ~ on Greadon, now a stockholder in PhiladelphIa ..... an 28 .1156 ftli the Cleveland Baseball corpora Charles who is now enjoying a three week vacation. in the seventh against Ray Shore, DOlrolt ...... 34 28 .~ 48 6 the last of three victims of the Cleveland ., ...... 32 27 .5042 6li tion, said the newspaper story B • • ton ...... 33 28 .tI41 6\i was "news to me." savage onslaught. Wa.hlnrton ...... 29 32 .475 IO \i Come as late as 10:00, See tonites proqram plua our , Ellis Kinder held the Browns Cblca,o ...... 26 38 .400 13 st. Loul, ...... 18 U .200 ::2 to five hits, including homers by YESTERDAY'S SCORES SPECIAL MIDNITE SHOW TONnE AT 11:45 Whitey Platt and Andy Anderson. New York 5, Detroit .. Kinder retired the last 13 men to Boston 2J. St. Louis 2- [I·l~~ Clevoland 8. Wa,hlnrlon ~ Cnlrhl) AT NO EXTRA CHARGE face him while chalking up his Cbl.aro 2, Phlladolphla t (nl,bl) NOW. Ends TUESDAY End. In Olorlou. S 8toor" seventh pitching win. TODAY'll PITCUEBIi PI.. Comody 81. Loal...... 101 iloo aoo- ~ 5 1 Detroit a.l New York-Newhouse!" (3 .. 6) Tonlte "BLACK GOLD" Cartonn lIo.ton ...... , . S~ 114~ 14,,-21 25 0 va. Sa.bford (3 .. 1) O.trowl ... l, Papal (t). Silor. (t) and CI.,'eland a\ \YalhlntloD-Papl. 1I (0-0) or Lollar j Kinder and Tebbettl. LOI'nr Gromek (2-4) VI, JJ.rrJ, (2-4) See the stars pUeber, Ostrowski. Rome ranl- PIa.U, ChIca go al Phlladolphla-Ku",•• a (8-1) A.d.r.oo. WHllam. (2). uf J1HI s on (t .. t) '\18 , F(twler (6-9) st. Loula _t. Bos'on- Kennedy (o·,,) VI. 6-Near Siobb. \l- II Harrison Still 1st Coralville TORONTO (.lP) - E.J. (Dutch) IC CARDS IlERE TONIGlIll' Harrison cooled a bit yesterday WITIlDRAWlNG FROM 'A BEAUTY CONTEST because 01 re The 10wa City Cardinals witl but managed to maintain a three IIgiOU8 cOllvlctions, Mis!! Jane Gallagher will 110~ be a candidate meet Bloomington at Kelley lield stroke lead at the three-quarters for l\tiss West Virginia. The glrl.'s motller, Mrs. J, E. Gallagher, lonigh l in a ttl'j\.ional F,ast t~311 point ot the Canadian Open Golf saId, "Religion Is more h\l]JOrtant than any beauty contest." The league doublfheader. The first championship. con lest is to be held at Moundsville. game will get underway at 8 p.m. The big, leisurely-playing pro 'U7.". MtJ Vlfl , from Little Rock, Ark., fired a ... In the prlyocy ond comfort 01 71 on his third tour of the par your cor ... Smo~ ....Tolk ... tok. 72 St. George's course to wind hm.ntt, oU ... ithout dl.turb. up with a score of 204 for 54 1!.1r •• holes. Starts TODAY Ends Tuesday .illll olll.n. Howl lit I" your ~- « DAYS ONLY - car ...... "tI H...... E DS TUESDAY .Movl.s, •• o' thi, u"lquo FIRU RUN HITt S TO DAY Op.n·olr Th,atr •. NOW t Shows at - 1:30-3:27-5:2'7-'7:27-9:27 VARSilY Ends Monday 00\\II ,,\\\~, U\,~\\\, ..n.r. _ • CI.UI {O .... IO.'AlIl' (OOt Malin ... - 850 - Nllel 410 G.Otie ~et."" oO;c Office Qeula\\ Sondl ~~~iii~ SEE A MAN· HUNT NO 1. Man Can kill f)pellll ., 7:00 aTIII$ Ranier. XU.[\. WOMAN COULD STOP! IMpt,,,,, Calor Ct.t\aot\. Eliminate wIt'I,'" B&bY-SUter Am., Problem Brln,• Kldll and Shut-Ins ...... M·G·M'• , IIIolre vln HEflin IIIEI1I,an._ ..... "'".. • Pins. MUllo or DEL COURTNEY and His Orchestra H"UilUnr Abo Ca~n & News Will Go Animal Cracker Circus CUILDIlEN FREE Adull, UNO •• I:! Mo