Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 139, Decatur, Adams County, 12 June 1952 — Page 6

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Air Force Deserter Taken Into Custody TIPTON, Ind. UP -J FBI agehts announced Thursday the arrest of Billy G. Meadows, 21, Toledo, Ohio, at the home of relatives here. Meadows was charged with deserting the air force Sept. 12, 1951, at Wright\Pktterson Field, Dayton Ohio. LaMotta Is Winner Over Bob Murphy DETROIT* UP — A furious finish in the last two rounds gave Jake LaMotta a new career Thursday. - The underdog and a losing fighter after the eight, LaMotta piled up just the points to in bis finishing flurry as he declaimed Irish Bob Murphy in a 10-round televised bout here Wednesday night. That meant that LaMotta can fight as! a light-heavyweight, and sp he has a new championship to chase. ■' p AH three ring officials gave LaMotta an edge in the ninth and tenth rounds, which were decisive because judge Andy Brown and referee Lou Handler both scored the fight 51-49 in LaMotta's favor. Judge Johnny Weber gave the winner a much wider edge—ss-45. Murphy blamed his 10-round loss on a long layoff hnd asked for a re-match within 30 days. Murphy, 175%, said he had paled his weight down from 214 pbunds since February and he didn’t halve anything left in the closing rounds. LaMotta scaled 149%. „ — College Track Star Visiting Aunt Here ■ — ' ' I Jerry Piper, Byron, 111., and Missouri University track star, Is visiting his aunt, Mrs. G. L. Braytqn in Decatur. Piper was accompanied here by his mother, Mrs. L. JSPiper, a sister of Mrs. Brayton and a cousin, Steve Boger, also of the Illinois city. , Piper, a former Byron high school star athlete, has been elected captain of the Missouri track team for 1953. He also is a senior in the school of journalism hf that college, regarded as one of the best journalism schools In the nation. . Golf-Picnic Social Planned For Teams A golf and picnic social will be held June 18 at 5:30 p.m. at HannaNutitnah park for the members bf the Chamber of Commerce teams who gave their time to participate in the recent membership drive of the chamber. Both teams had 15 members who worked all hours and, finaly came up with a recdrd-break-ing drive. \ : A member business of the Chamber will be used to cater the gettogether, sandwiches and cold drinks being provided. The m®o caring to do so will go a! round of golf, with impromptu teams vying.

Dodd, Colson Backed By Officers'Board Board Os Inquiry Findings Overruled WASHINGTON, UP — A board of high-ranking officers which investigated the Koje Island fiasco recommended against punishment of Cols. Francis T. Dodd and Charles F. Colson, it was disclosed Thursday. The board held that the two officers who subsequently were demoted from brigadier general to colonels acted in the best interest of the United Nations. Published testimony by army secretary Frank Pace, jr., and Gen. J. Lawton Collins, army chief of staff, revealed that these findings by a board of inquiry were overruled by Gen. Mark Clark, vyho recommended that both general officers be reduced to rank of colonel. ? j . This recommendation Was upheld by Pace. The board of inquiry was composed of five officers headed by a Brig. Gen. Kellogg' presumably Henry K. Kellogg, commanding general of the 409th engineer brigade in the Far Eastern command. It included two full colonels and two lieutenant colonels, the testimony disclosed. Pace and Collins appeared Monday before a house appropriations subcommittee to answer questions about the capture qf Dodd, then commanding general of Koje Island prison camp, and his release in response to concessions made to Red prisoners by Colson, who succeeded Dodd as camp commander. L . Their testimony was made public Thursday. Collins said' Dodd and Colson now are assigped to posts in \ Japan. They have not completed the service credits necessary for rotation out of the Far East, he said. He did not say specifically what their present Ruttes are. Union Rejects Bid To Settle Strike 1 > TERRE HAUTE, Ind. UP — A company offer -designed to end a five-week-old strike at Allis-Chalm-ers co. plant was rejected Wednes-: day night by some 350 CIO-UAW! union members. : Terms of the contract, , which attempted a compromise settlemJent with the aircraft plant workers on wage demands, were not announced. Meanwhile, police patrolled picket lines on a 24-hour basis following a company report of violence. Mother, Boy Burned When Ball Explodes INDIANAPOLIS, UP — A mother and her baby were burned Wednesday when a toy rubber ball exploded in a heated oven and flames shot out from the oven door. Mrs. Lavinna Brummett, 21, was treated at General Hospital for bprna to her hands and hair. Her year-old son, Varies, was treated by an ambulance doctor for burns op his face. "t Mrs. Brummett was standing in front of the oven when the eightinch ball exploded. The child was sitting nearby. i I ■9l' ■ i 1 IO w i I iv HI I w ■ ' 1 B. A .-it..';:... J "I HOP! to have five children,” said Jeanne Shores, shown with cup on winning title “Miss California” in Santa Cruz, “but marriage plans must wait until after the ‘Miss America* finals in Atlantic City in September.” The 19-year-old Al« , hambra brunette has blue eyes, stands 5-feet-6, weighs 128, has 36-tnch bust, 36*inch hips, 24 %- inch waist. u

India Premier Hits North Atlantic Pact NEW DELHI, India, UP — Premier Jawarhalal Nehru attacked the North Atlantic treaty organization Thursday and called on As-

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lan countries to declare their neutrality in the event of war. Nehru, in a 70-minute outline of India’s foreign 1 policy in parliament, said NATO, on which hinges the defence of Western Europe against Communism, was “a de-

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generating body of perpetuating colonialism. “No man can say whether the world will survive the next few years peacefully or not. If disaster comes it will come to the entire world,” Nehru said.