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HELSINKI, Aug. 2—The United States clinched the] Olympic team championship, today. > It took a stirring last-day eome- §& back—perhaps the greatest comeback in“the “history of the games —for the Yanks to overhaul Rus-| sia, Pat McCormick of Long Beach, Cal., clinched {t when she won the women's high diving» + championship. ? : HAPPY DAY—Mrs. Teimoor Motamed Vatiri, until yesterday Bsity Lou Vance of Indianapolis, |--She became the first double

poses with her husband (right) and Dr. A. G. Ardalan, Iranian ambassador extraordinary. net for the U. 8. in these

The U. 8. made it a 1-2-3 sweep |}

pen Every i convicts, believed to have bludgeoned to death a housewife wy 8 AM | |B Our C Team (and stabbed her husband today, were seized a few hours Every Night | |] ur Lage later by one of the largest posses in V i : £, 3 36-25 | } gest posses in Vermont history. en ALL DAY | |B Beats Soviet, wo Donald De Mag, 29, deat epiSATURDAY ® ‘ . eptic from Burlington, and Fran5 By LEO H. PETERSEN ; " n 5 Tonic) Press Sperts Editor H dy Lift Eye d Ses pun, pole TY se, Mash, o after state

troopers had fired a dozen shots

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‘| . . at them. The troopers’ fire was | not returned. : | : The pair had been tracked through ‘Woods by National Guardsmen and the police posse

\ after Mrs, Elizabeth Weatherup, ol eds 54, was fatally bludgeoned in her $ home and her husband George, 3 proses 56, was stabbed. De Mag was 3 By United Press serving a life sentence for murder. | NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug.| Tried to Steal Car

9 A The Weatherups had sur 2—-The federal government! fugitives attempting rg] \declared today a $500 million an automobile trom the yara. drought in the Southeast and| Bloodhounds, brought from . i parts of New England will pre- Keene, N. H. had trailed the vent the nation from reaching its|dan8erous convicts from the argiculture defense goals. Weatherup home to the Skitch-

¥ : ‘ : ’ in the dive which gave the United us Adlai P d Local ‘Princess’ We rn dee a Os This di on ers The Department of Agriculture|V3UE Mountain area. Finally,

GTON and Russia had no mathematical ichance to catch up. worked on emergency measures/Mémbers of a 50-man posse

| 4 . ! Early Kickoff To Wealthy Iranian Myers Takes Second to salvage the South's livestock Potted the fugitives running for

DSON Paula Myers, Laverne, Cal, industry and save farmers from cover under the trees. 5

By MARY FRAZER | Then, as midnight approached, took second with 71.63 and Juno, es io Ba financial ruin by one of the most] A dozen shots were fired at the Times Stay. Writer 'the young couple set out for a Irwin, Los Angeles, third with 8 | damaging dry spells of the re- fleeing pair but De Mag and Blair

NEW YORK, Aug. 2 — The jy. wi , i y ‘two-month wedding trip. It will 70.49, . gion’s history. had no weapons Admits Voters Don't jancient rites of the Mohamme- {ype them, in good American tra-| Six days ago the Russians had pons with which to

g PA - | Department officials agreedireturn the 3 Know Him, Know Ike 02 2 Gi have nite a dition, first to Niagara Falls, a 120%;-point lead — and it ap- i A intares of rr wounded. Ste, : Neither “way ’ riage a lovely Indianapolis girl thence across Canada and “back peared that the Yanks could never A stricken states at an emergency| By United Press and ‘the handsome young scion ome” to Indiana. \come back. But the swimmers! , ; conference here that it 18 too late he convicts turned to give batSPRINGFIELD, -Iil. Aug. g of a wealthy Iranian family. They will make their home at and boxers ‘rallied and the finall . < Times pheto by Floyd B. Walton. Ito. Avert a “major blow” to the tle with their fists but were over(UP)—Gov. Adiai E. Stevenson] And, from the glamorous fe 125 W. 69th St., in New York City, day of major competition began | RETIRING QUEEN—Carol Mitchell of Rochester, Ind., Miss |, 04ion's agriculture production. Po™ered: pondered today whether to yump|dUise hile wolding gown, Bo ihe upon their return. Mr. Vazirl with Russia 24% points.ahead. | Indiana for the last year, will crown her successor tonight. { : Both convicts, who had broken TE off to an early campaign start to cc. Henty mre ® 7 o © will resume his studies at New| The team championship actu-| Defense Crippled out of the Windsor State Prison od ; overcome what he regards as nisliraditions a gh as York University and will continue ally is unofficial and not recog-|y ” n Len “This is on the verge of being| Wednesday by smashing through . S 3 chief handicap—his unfamiliarity, "his special work as interpreter for nized by Olympic authorities. But | 52 M Mi 1 t th t i isast a steel gate with t L bian Nights, retold in New York | i rd one o e most serious d sasters a ruck, were L with the voters. . an > the. U. 8. Immigration Depart-it is traditional, and the center Oo e SS this country ever faced,” sald As- taken to Springfield police head-

City. i The Democratic presidential ment, of interest was on the U. 8. and ; uarters. = Be bn erie SE osiaent a v At1 2.3, esterday, Belty ou The marriage is the culmination Russia locked in a tight battle. | . a. : Sistas ‘Agriculture Secretary|’ Wouldn't Di conference this week he 15 165S/ veer Sith A an Ave (Of a romance that began a yer Mrs. McCormick, winner of the i o oO sen onig Knox T. Hutchinson. “It has| nV i ay t Discuss Slaying . widely known than his opponent, stepped regally down the aisle of 208 a half ago, when the 22-year-| springboard dive earlicr this eliminated any chance of reach-\n se 0 answer

: uestions concerning the WeathDwight D. Eisenhower. Jeet Old BTOOM was a student at Indi- week, scored 79.37 points for her By LLOYD B. WALTON |diana title will receive a scholar- q g the Wea i. Stevenson's new “person: oe i ns FookIYa i mite! ana University. Previously, he triumph today. She led with com-| y Lor Staff Writer \diah and numerous cash and rain ji national on goal srop ala an \ : al” campaign manager, Wilson sameq Vane had studied at Oxford, and he patriots ranked 2-3 at the start] LAFAYETTE, Aug. 2—Tonight chandise prizes in addition to the, fOr e defense efforl. T, police said that murWyatt, disclosed yesterday the ? currently is working toward his ,¢ today’s last two dives. The's new Miss Indiana will be Atlantic City trip. | Mr, Hutchinson presided over the der ariants would be obtained Illinois governor may begin mak- Like a Princéss PhD. degree. first four dives were reeled off crowned at coronation ceremo-. And if she should win the top fact-finding meeting called by, 25a nat the convicts because the ing speeches before Labor Day I, jke a Persian princess she BS | yesterday. \prize there—Miss America—she Secretary of Agriculture Charles c0dhounds had taken up the and said any speech from now orn RS ress f mize. who R [i d Il { : {nies in the Jefferson High School ("0 hier a year's contract for|F. Brannan. - ~ | trail through the woods after getcan be regarded as “political.” |gince high school days, has earned | osaiin Russe Puts U. S. in Lead | Auditorium. \personal appearances, the winner] R. M. Snyder of the National ting a scent from bedsheets Normally, presidential candi- her living keeping books in of Ini d Wh il Ford Konno of Ohio State, who| Miss Carol Mitchell, last year's of a $5000 scholarship and have Production Marketing Admints-| brought from state prison. ; dates begin their speech-makingfices, The net folds of her skirt | njure ne won the 1500- meter freestyle winner and first runnerup in the the opportunity of taking screen|tration afterward held a strategy| De Mag had been sent to prison : session with farm representatives; for the bludgeon robbery slaying

campaigns around Labor Day, billowed gracefull to her ankles. Lt Digs swimming championship, placed Miss America contest at Atlantic tests in Hollywood. ssfon with two months before the election. |The bodice fitted fetchingly. * Making Picture The City States in the lead to-|CIty, Will crown the Winner. | of the Southeastern states fo ar-|0f an—elderly man. —Blair was - Chairman Frank E. Tyas, the same hue as her gown, . og Lovely, blonde Ann ‘Garnjer,| |ganize some form of “hay lift”|doing a 10-year term for robbery.

day after it had trailed from| n of the Democratic National Com-|covered her face. On her dark J day. Miss Indianapolis . of 1952,” is for the suffering livestock indusmittee has said the Democratic hair was a halo of small green In the boxing finals, the U. 8.|°0€ of the outstanding contenders! ol S p ‘try. | 4 : to win the crown being.vacated by ; had five men in the finals and

this year. But Gov. Stevenson,| According to Mohammedan not Mr. McKinney, is calling the|custom, she had no attendants.

signals for. the 1952 Democratic|Instead, two close friends of her joverhanl the 3 12g, etl p| from all parts of the Hoosier | 'ers from ruinous competition in’ campaign. 'husband-to-be stood with him Earlier, the U. 8. baskets listate will parade before a panel importing feed. : | : Gov. Stevenson's first speech is|at the altar. They were Issa team spurted in the las Ie of judges starting at 8 p. m. Be-| ‘ 30 St S or |] IV scheduled for the Illinois State'Malek, member of the United Na- minutes to beat Russia for they midnight one girl will be; Smashing of a wave of con- 0 States Suffer Fair here \Aug. 14. tions: Iranian delegation, and championship, 36-25. . chosen to represent Indiana in the struction material thefts was, Disaster areas have been de-| . . After his appointment, Mr. Moussa Fttehadieh, Iranian stu- It was the most tightly played Atlantic City pageant next month. hinted today as state police seized cared in six and parts of two Judge Saul I. Rabb and emWyatt said. the direction of the gent in New York. game in the entire tournament Beauty Alone Can't Win three South Side teenagers. ther souther tat ag Ployees of Criminal Court "2 Democratic presidendal campaign: . Sponsoring Betty -Lou, in the and the Russians sprang -a sur-| . Two admitted taking part ino . ° n states anc 'n “pitched in” today to add $27 to

prise by starting a new combina-; Beauty alone is not enough to theft of building materials from Maire and Massachusetts to en-| the John L. Sullivan Fund. tion—far stronger than any they win the coveted crown. © the new Southport High School able cropless farmers to get emer-. The contribution, one. of the had shown in earlier matches,!| The girls will be judged in four: ornject and in stealing two cars. gency loans and other federal !2T8est of the day, boosted the even when they suffered an 86-58 classifications—personality, 'tal-| State police Malicve 4 fence. is : : total to $173.65. The 1-day total defeat from the United States in ent, appearance in evening gown; handle tha Steiek benefits to tide them over until wag $152. ‘the first meeting of the teams on and appearance in bathing suit. | n'O!ved to handle {ihe stolen next year. - Thus the fund moved closer to 28 However, the people wh q materials. { Mr, Hutchinson conferred with 14 , : [July 28: . ) people who crow LL Alvah Funk. head th |Indianapolis’ goal to raise monéy i" On the basis of that match, into the high school auditorium A. va unk, heading e farm officials. from Alabama, for the education of two children Coach Warren Womble had an- to see the contest will miss seeing nVestigation, said a wave of such Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi. and one yet to be born to the ticipated at least a 30-point win- the girls in their bathing suits, thefts have been reported in Tennessee and South Carolina, all widow of Policeman Sullivan. He fing margin, but instead the! This year, for the first time since Marion County with most of designated disaster areas because was glain in his home by an in-

would be in the hands of Gov. apgénce of her parents, were two Stevenson and of himself. A high ranking citizens - of Iran; headquarters is being set up here, congul Genéral Mahoud Forough,

under Mr. Wyatt, in a rented|ang pr, A. G. Ardalan, ambas-nine-room house, a block from the. sador extraordinary. ’

Illinois executive mansion. Would've Been Proud.

Ocean-Hopping 'Copters Mr. and Mrs. Walther would

A thave been proud to see their Take Off for Holland i“‘princess” as she stood before

PRESTWICK, Scotland, Aug.the small group of friends and

pen UP) The © 8 Air Tors Americans wound up at half time|the contest was inaugurated, the them concentrated on the South of crop damage ranging from 20 tryder last week. > P helicopters. Hopalo 4 Whirl >the family of her groom. Her ROSALIND RUSSELL . . . jeaders only by 17 to 15 with bathing suit judging was to be Side. to 100 per cent. “| Joining the effort ; p opalong an rlo-/ face, behind the oriental veil, was ’ orts of other in urday way, first aircraft of their type sweetly serious as Shaika Di-. Learns the hard way. Continued 2 done in private. The judges were Motorist Suspicious Porton counties of Missourl qustrial employees, the Link-Belt 5 P. M to fly across the Atlantic, took off wood Paisal read the ceremony. FT LEF Va Ale UB ontinued “on age. 3—Col. 1 fo Jee With the girls at 10 a. m.| rp, juveniles held were picked and 2 In Arkansas were Included. Dodge Plant, Dept. 503, night « M. today for Amsterdam; Holland. Then, as he pronounced themiActress Rosalind Russell was! © select the bathing suit winners.!;5 after a motorist saw a car shift, collected $17.

A noon luncheon was to giv : : 3 i It was the ne lw Non: Re : op aa of the rived, Dr. Ardajan Topped for-/jéarning today that. life can be _ [the judges an opportunity to talk rive ny from ine re, A Little Rain All money od in a ing, flight from Westover Field. huge wl Te its Foun 0 the. Army. , {itis fo indivional Ee ang judge construction material. Better Than None jtraet fund. Tor the Sullivan Shp: ~ . | rs . . : Mass.’ to Wiesbaden, Germany. flowers. Betty Lou's ring—con-| The actress suffered a broken ‘along With the gine’ ney Jack Romine, 6303 Manker St. ho Ee Ly

They are expected to fly the final taining seven baguette diamonds knee cap and cuts on her right] aterials had! HOURLY TEMPERATUREs |W! 80 into the fund. Any incistage from Amsterdam to Wies- ang SE aT aelleg that required 17 stitches when Stage In the evening will be used jiso a a he : ERATURE |dental expenses will be borne: by baden Monday. then, almost as brightly .as her she leaped and missed the rear! |as a baBis for casting the per- ; : 2 6am. ... 63 10am. ...8 The Times:

oo | 9 | sonality ballot. was building a new home, | Yum... 87 1 . 85 1 k f . smile. Finally, there was the clink of a moving Army truck. The | During the afternoon a parade He took the car's license num-| g on om tH Heth ) 81 le You BED 3S sense OW x Look Before Leaping of the glasses of sharbit, a grape mishap occurred during the film- By United Press iwas schedul ber and state troopers seized a! ’ 1 enough money is.to be raised to OAKLAND, Cal, Aug. 2 (UP) liqueuer, and the toast ing of a picture, “Never Wave at] NEW YORK, Aug. 2 — Attor-| oo Seduled through the down- 1d -youth ‘who implicated] Jam: ... 17 |guarantee the Sullivan children Mrs, Ethyle G. Wilson, 38, was At 8 p. m., the scene changed a WAC." at this WAC post. The neys for Frank Costello said I Tre arpa as Yu Who apie Latest humidity ..... .+:41% |a chance for the future. w—— . yie G. » 03, S eps 7 : : oi : sis ands from various , of Fa a if - fined $5 yesterday for trespassing t© Rue completely 1952, U. 8. A, scene was supposed to show Miss 427 They WOAA Make VOY Segal high schools and organizations., Sgt. Willlam Kirkham said the| The weathermantantali pont), Sena or png hy LontrbAs ; : during an abortive suicide at- 38 Seens of friends came to a Russell hitching a ride. month: prison sentence Tor the | The contestants were to ride jn 17-year-old admitted helping In pro iar farmers today With a pre-|pouw He ii Bi mall . tempt off the San Francisco-Qak- 83Y Wedding reception. | A real WAC tore off part of her open convertibles the theft of two cars, one of, y, 0» 3-14 : E : Betty Lou then wore a white] {notorious gambler, who was con- | eu ervthing| diction for thundershowers. Fund, The Indianapolis Times, minted land Bay Bridge. “Next time I'll ballerina dress, green ankle strap. IP and applied a tourniquet 10 victed last Apr. 4 of contempt of | The winner of the Miss [n- Which was stripped of "every 4 But he was quick to caution|2l4 W. Maryland St use the Golden Gate Bridge,” she ’ ithe actress’ leg to stop the flow Congress : f — ~~~ movable.” : THE JOHN L. SULLIVAN FUND tn said. {EHoeS: Ereen hauskvucies and aj ¢ niood. Miss Russell grimaced ng: U. 8. Court of Appeals yes- | ; Construction material taken the showers will be too light and Previously reported. ...$1580.65 g larg rsage of green orchids. _.., ain. but wiscracked as ‘Moth from the school project was val-|gcattered to help the withering, > Her curls still held the “somc-| pein, terday denied the 61-year-old! o Ive d at $400, troopers estimated. indiana corn -ang hay crops Judge Saul I. Rabb and / mo Shop for Your thing borrowed,” a gold bobby ATMY doctors sewed up the Costello's request for a rehear- Kill . ved al WP J Pa rn an, ha Cr willl | *mPployees of Criminal Ee pin. But the’ “something old,” an gashes. \ ing of his appeal from convic- NI ed Huntin Tools Are Taken see temperatures scoot up as high Court 2 ..icivvennnn 21.00 Home—Start -Now heirloom lace handkerchief, and/ “If it leaves scars, I can at tion. Mi ; M | A box of carpenter tools and as 94 tomorrow .in Indianapolis’ 14nk-Belt Dodge, Dept. The wise family head b “something blue,” in the form of least say I got them fn the| U. 8 Attorney Myles Lane said VIISSING Mate construction equipment also Was even though he expects it to be 503: Night Shift .... 11.00 e Wise Tamlly head buys |, .v garters, wers put ith Army,” she said “barring further action” Costello, - eo it lo Freddie and Catherine. . 2.00 a home for the advantages v8 » 2 Put. away Ww! y. : : taken from the school site. cloudy part of the time. te of famil happiness 4 her new wedding finery. mt who has been at liberty under YORKTOWN, Ind., Aug. 2 (UP) State Troopers A. D. Worrick - rr ——— ! Anonymous ........ hi 50 Fi y " app os som . 185000 bond, probably will® be —Mrs. Mind Ellen . Toddy, 32, q Hubert Roush seized the first |} Saw th Li ht | Cotton ......oovuuvs ‘a 1.00 ou or HS OUR Wore Tuxedo Ex-Bank Official asked to surrender next Thurs- mother of five children, was killed in Another 17-year-old and g e Lg 2 (UP | Anonymous ..... ‘a 1.00 : * ke Her husband, whose da day. by a train today as she.returned : .| HULL, Quebec, Aug. 2 (UP)—/ The Indianapolis Times home NOW. and: YOull- Be - ok were zet off Bark Eon Admits ‘Juggling’ | However, George Wolf, attor- home from a fruitless search for one 18 so have heen aniastes. Elie Lefebvre, a truck driver, PBX Employees..... 1.00 ahead. J nig custom-made wits dioner. n ney for the dapper underworld her husband who vanished after ,n4 another youth implicated in wasn't sure if the puddle under Roy and Edra ........ 10,00 ; $15,500 suit during the ceremony, wore a, Evans Mathew Rust, 43, former figure, said he would file in Wash- the family attended a county fair ype thefts, : : his vehicle was water or gasoline. A Friend of Dr. PrichEAPE COD BUNGALOW summer Tuxedo at the reception. Vice president of the Peoples State ington early next week another together. They are held in the Juvenile He flicked on his cigaret lighter Ott Seirireriiinnses 50.00 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - Betty Lou and Teimoor cut a Bank, yesterday pleaded guilty appeal from Costello's conviction,” A New York Central System ex- Center for Juvenile Court. Lt. to examine the puddle. Fire dam- Ernest F, Hawkins .... 3.00 pLiviE room and dining room fabulous three-tiered wedding/in Federal Court to four charges and also would ask the U."8. Su- press train struck a pickup truck gunk said charges of vehicle tak- 28¢ to the truck totaled $500. The Indianapolis Times colors Book shelves cover one end cake, danced to Iranian records: of falsifying bank records. preme Court to reverse the ruling Mrs. Toddy was driving at a pri- ing will be filed against them. —~— oe : Composing Room, Hy ine den ati Prdrooms and 414 it must be admitted He is charged with making handed down yesterday by the vate lane crossing at the edge of ee bia—————— Sh 'c.: L ft Fi Id Day Shift .......... 22.50 KENNETH P. FRY. REALTORS watched the Cubs-Dodger ball- false entries in the records to Appeals Court here. Yorktown. She was killed out- es in Le 1€1d, marilyn, Donna - and CALL DAY OR NIGHT * MA-MM . o5m6 on the library TV set. (conceal $60,000 in bad loans. | ,——— right: and the body hurled 130 Sen. Douglas Plans Wh ’ Fi 2 Barbara ,..... seenee 3.00 Above 1s one of the many — | Judge William E. Steckler post- Byralars Get $60 feet, To S for Adlai | o's on First: In memory of Frances HUNDREDS of homes adver-- . d w 'poned senténcing until an investi- 9 | Police and neighbors said Mrs. ° tump or : al. | BALTIMORE, Md., Aug. . Romer .,........000 4.00 tised For Sale in todays Times Index \gation of his character and back- |n Two Fora Toddy drove to Muncie this morn- UP)— —" your ri | ATORYMIOUS .vivensees ~ 2300 | } ys SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 2 ( )— 2 (UP)—"Raise your right Times . . . dozens. of these A ‘ ground can be made by the court - ing and inquired at the police sta- 1 H. Douglas of Illinois’ hand,” th told M Sol ....... teresess aus 5.00 , Amusements ....,.0...,. 6 | Sen, Paul H. Dougia 8, handy the judge told Mrs. : homes you'll find ONLY in Bridge ' 13 probation department. Muscled burglars pried the iron tion about her husband, Herschel, plans to campaign six weeks as Helen McNair, 42, as she | , ‘The Times. Choose several CONC Sos errr 13 | Since his arrest, Rust has been bars off“a rear window of ‘thean Anderson factory worker. a “free lance speaker” for Dem- ~ prepared to testify in her | Today's Total .......$ 152.00 { for immediate personal in- tsevessvegsvey ls, employed as a linotype operator, Bollinger Music Store, 59 W. 34th! She was quoted as saying he per sidential nominee Gov. own defense on a drinkin | Total to Date ......$173.65. ] | CrOBBWOrd .easveresiveves 12 EB De ocratic presidential n en a 8 EE spection and you'll soon find Editorials lad in 8 the job he held before he became 8t., early today and took $50 from disappeared after the family spent Adlai FE. Stevenson. charge. . qe your dream home. * In-Hollyw Sod a et es 7 an officer of the bank. the cash register. y ithe evening at the Delaware Sen. Douglas, who backed Estes Mrs. McNair promptly ‘Bandits Get $12,000 You may PHONE PL aza- Radio TOIAVIBID © esses 13 Although no evidence in the| Elsewhere, Samuel McIntire, 62,|County Fair at Muncie and did Kefauver of Tennessee for the raised ‘her left hand. NEW YORK, Aug. 2 (UP)— S55) any time ‘til midnight Sports re aaa Bi ‘case was heard in yesterday's ar- of 1345 Kelly St., told police hejnot return home all night. nomination won by his own gov- = “Yowll have to raise . Robbers entered a Brooklyn servnight and order The Times Women's sesaas 3. iraignment, Rust’s attorney. Henry jawoke early today to find a boy, ‘Three hours after the accident, ernor, told reporters after a con- your right hand,” the judge . ice station early today, forced Sufiveied to your - step Classified . x» GE 10, Goett, stated JRust had no in his room. He said the youth authorities still were unable to ference with Mr, Steveson Friday, said. {the attendant into a wash room s thing Sunday m 5 , 10, fcriminal intent” n. his bevea: ed. taking his watch and bilifold|find the husbafid to notify him he'd agreed to take an active part “This is my right hand,” _|and took $64 and a safe contain- | -— re —r Juggling. ~ with §10. y [his wife was dead. {in the campaign. ,% | _shesald. “I'm left handed.” [ing $33,000 in cash and bonds. * ” : : i EY . . - ; : : F > : ie : - > ] . ws «3 wi a: ath 2 8 i dior, . .; : a . an 30 . = 4

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