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SATURDAY, AUG. 2, 1952

Ul. S. Defeats Russia for Olympic. Title"

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neither side able to maintain a sustained attack. For long periods there was no seoring—five minutes in the first period. This was due mainly to the hard pressing defense both sides adopted.

Stars Held Down

Jt was so effective that the two top scorers,

only eight points and Clyde Lovelette of the American team only nine points—Iless than half their average in preceding games. Bowen Stassforth of Iowa finished second to the record-smash-ing performance of Australia's John Davies in the 200-meter breaststroke. : Evelyn Kawamoto of Honoluln took third and Carolyn Green of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., fourth in the women’s 400-meter freestyle. The U. 8. equestrian team--Charles Hough of Hollywood, | Cal., and John Wofford of Milford, Kas.—won third. Davies set a new Olympic record of 2 minutes, 34.4 seconds in winning the breaststroke title. Valeria: Gyenge of - Hungary

"won the women’s 400 in 5 minutes, |

12.1 seconds with Eva Novak of Germany second, Miss Kawamoto was timed in 5:14.6 and Miss Green in 5:16.5.

They were the only Americans fin the finals. There were no Russians. so»

Stassforth was the only American in the breaststroke final, for! Gerald Holan of Ohio State—although he set the record Davies hroke—was eliminated in the semifinals.-8tassforth's time-was 2:34.7.

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CLEVELAND, Aug. 2 — Faur operating brotherhoods threatened today to walk off their jobs tomorrow morning on New York [Central Railroad lines east of Buffalo, N. Y,, in a dispute over working rules. : The unions went ahead with plans to close down the railroad’s {eastern system even though top officers were opposed to a strike on such short notice. A meeting of union leaders was scheduled later today in: an |effort to postpone the strike until |Wednesday. J. P. Shields, head {of the Brotherhood of Railroad

Engineers, said he believed the |brotherhoods would agree to the postponement. In addition to the :ngineers, the brotherhoods involved gre the trainmen, firemen and conductors, | They took a strike vote more ‘than two years ago on working rules grievances, but the railroad was operated by the government at that time and the issue never was: settled. The strike would cut short the runs of the railroad’'s East-West passenger trains, such as the 20th {Century Limited, and would canicel all commuter service between |New York City and its West-| chester County and Hudson River| suburbs.

J Local Deaths J | LEE ON ROLLINS, 59, of 2112

IN. Capitol -Ave., employee of the Fairway Furniture Co. Services,

1 p. m. Monday, Patton Funeral i 3 ots on horde) Home. Burial, Floral Park. > : aa NI RE i Sime SRR, ee i en CORT DH LARD. 55. or ith Ww. FIRE SWEEPS OIL BARGE—Firefighting tug boats pour heavy streams of water on a blazing oil

ag I. : EE 4+ McCarty St. Indi lis Uni MANNING THE RIGGINGS—Those tiny white dots aren't just spots before yout eyes, they're Stockyards, Re Te dui

Norwegian sailor-trainees scampering up over “the towering masts and ratlines of the three-masted lices, 10. a. m. Monday, Conkle W. bark Statsraad Lemkuhl-in-New York. ~The sailing-vessel, visiting. the city after a 36-day crossing of Michigan St. Mortuary. Burial,

barge (top) after the vessel went aground on Welfare Island in New York's East River, At bottom, the fire-charred barge wallows in the river after the flames had been extinguished. Carrying no cargo, the ship caught fire while en route to Staten Island from Hudson, N. Y. Thousands of New Yorkers

“Both Davies and Stassforth had the Atlantic, was unfurling her sails for a trip up the Hudson River.

to pass Herbert Klein, thé world

record holder from Germany, in gg, . . the 200-meter backstroke. Japa- Cabbie Jailed Here

fourth, For Deunken Driving

nese swimmers finished fifth and sixth. Konno spurted among the lead-

ers at the start of the 1500 meters ceived swift justice today when

~-the metric mile—and ne Weat

off all challenges for his victory. drunken driving

80-Year-Old Hoosier

‘Gets Narcotics: Term HAMMOND, Ind. Aug. 2 (UP) — KEighty-year-old Jamgs Lung, Lagrange, was sentenced to five prison

A 53-year-old cab driver reTriplet daughters sentenced to jail for less than

he was

thours after he was involved in

tan accident.

Ft. Wayne Triplets Are Doing Well lial, Northampton, Pa. The body FT. WAYNE Aug. 2

12 years in yesterday on the wife of a -filling station at- JULIUS GREEN. 51. of 420 W.| Held Toda - “charges of possessing marijuana, tendant were doing well in incu-j ge of Indianapolis resident 14 Y

He was found guilty by a U.S. pators in Lutheran Hospital to-'years. Services, 2 p. m. Monday,

New Crown.

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daughter of Mrs.! d |Arlene Lindsey. Services, and bur: Drowne (UP)— will remain at Farley Rites Home until tonight..

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X Sla er Waits : 2 t - District Court jury at Ft. Wayne day, 'King & King Mortuary. Burial,| Services for Michael Magenis, Se y A Marion Prglang. 2s Loran and was brought her for sen- pp. parents are Mr. and Mrs.[New Crown. 2, son of Dr. Thomas P. Magenis Calmly for Gallows fave. Sent i i han tensing. Bdward Hyde Ft. Wayne who al- «xo wad Dr. Rel 1. Magénis, tor J UNLIMITED SERVICE ourt 4 of driving his taxi into a - : Ann MARION COMSTOCK, merly of Indianapolis, were held :

FT. MADISON, Iowa, Aug. 2

with, 29, waited quietly and calmly today to die on the gal-| lows Monday for the gruesome sex slaying of a young mother

Beckwith's family visited him yesterday for the last time and the prisoner is. not expected to have any more visitors before he dies at 6:30 a. m. Monday. i The World War II vetéran of both the Pacific and European theaters was convicted of slashing to death Mrs. Irma Jean) Stahlhut, 22, in a rape attempt | at a Morrison, Iowa, tavern June 22, 1949.

Russ Turn Deaf Ear

To Propaganda ‘Deal’ WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 (UP) ~The Soviet Union has rejected United States terms that would] permit resumption of publication] of Russian propaganda here in| return for “free distribution” of American propaganda” in thei USSR. | The United States banned pub-| lication of the Russian Embassy's | “Information Bulletin” May 14. At the same time, it suspended] publication in Russia of the State! Department Russian - language magazine “Amerika.” | | Beats Heart Trouble,

Named ‘Mr. Universe’ I.LONDON, Aug. 2 (UP)—Mark T.ewig, 23, spent a year recovering from rheumatic fever. ’ Doctors advised him to “take things easy and don’t do anything] strenuous,” < i So Mr, Lewis took up weight Hfting. Yesterday he was named “Mr. Amateur Universe’ in a London contest. He was the only English-| man among the winners.

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| Ferdinand Picnic | Plans Announced

Times State Service ! . FERDINAND, Aug. 2—Various | organizations will sponsor the! annual Ferdinand Picnic on the day before Labor Day, Sunday, Aug. 31. A chicken dinner will be gerved heginning early in the afternoon in the new dining hall of the Ferdinand High School. The hall will be screened and air-eooted for the occasion. The Rev. Fr. David Duesing., OSB, is priest of the parish.

German Reds to Defy Ban on Youth Rally

BERLIN, Aug. 2 (UP) — East German Communists announced defiantly today they will hold ‘a youth rally in West Berlin tomorrow despite a West German

police ban. The Reds called upon German youth to meet at four points

along the border of the Allied and Soviet sectors of the city and march to Jungfernheide Park in the British sector.

INDIANAPOLIS TRAFFIC

CASUALTIES (214 Days) 1951 1952 Accidents ..... 4695 4583 Injured ....... 2028 2015 Dead .coovvnee 34 34

(UP)- Edward J. (Buddy) Reck- {Tee on Brookside Afe. near Par-

Per Capita Savings

y (79, Bronxville, N. Y.. formerly of at. 11 ‘a. m. ker Ave, while drugk. doctor wds Dr. Mahlon Miller. | h , Tl ; Judge Scott A. McDonald sen- The per capita savings in sav- Mrs, Hyde, 26. gave birth to! Indianapolis, saleswoman with L. Wilson Funeral Jiome. Burial’ J tenced him to 10 days in jail and ings and loan associations in the a] three within five minutes. S- Ayres .& Co. 25 years. Services, was in Crown Hill. fined him $60 on charges of United States is $J11 according Their weight ranged from 4/2 p. m. Monday, Flanner & Bu-| Childish curiosity brought death

National League in

drunken operating and drunken- to the Savings

ness. The judge suspended Eng- Loan land's license for 90 days. D.C.

bodies of Americans killed in combat continued to arrive at Alameda, Cal. for burial in the U.S. [to fill everyday needs.

Two of the 134 flag-draped caskets aboard a Victory ship are shown being unloaded.

ready had three daughters. The,

and pounds 4 ounces to : Washington, Their total weight was 1; ounce morial Park. short of 14 pounds. |

. Gl BODIES ARRIVE—As United Nations troops entered the third year of conflict in Korea, | 04. 500 The TIMES Want Ads

MRS. today in the J .C.

Me-'tn the toddler, who drowned in ‘an . Towa City, Iowa, lagoon

MRS. YETTA LEMONTREF Thursday despite warnings from £ — 81, Of 1135 Union St., a native of (Nis parents to stay away from

| _|the water. . Austria and an Indianapolis resi- The accident. happened shortly

\ i 3 p. m.| 5 Jent, 55 Jeans eryiees Eo latier supper when Michael went ¥?

Funeral Home. Burial in Shara- © Play in the back yard. He Was Gone

| , Tefillan Cemetery. ¥ Mrs. Magenis, who is expecting * | "FRED W. WISE, 56, Ports- another child in January, looked mouth, Va., former Indianapolis out to see what Michael was [tool and die maker. Services and doing. He was not in the yard. |burial were held in Portsmouth. A search by the neighbors $a uo _.. (failed to find the boy. MRS. LENA (HARV EY) EF-| The Iowa City fire department, FINGER, 74, of 706 Eugene St. jeing grappling hooks, found him lifelong resident of Indianapolis.|j, g feet of water in a fenced-in|

5 pounds even. |chanan Mortuary. Burial.

Services, 2 p. m. Tuesday, Flan- ja000n ahout 100 yards behind! ev & Buchanan Mortuary. Bur- ,. Magenizx home. . lal, Washington Park. The desperate father used arti-

HARRY DAVID BUCHAN AN, ficial respiration for two hours in 62, of 454 Parkway Ave, For-'an ®ffort to revive the boy. mer grocer. Services at 3 p. m. Is Physician ~~Monday in J.C. Wilson Chapel —Pr—Magenis, the nephew of iof the Chimes. Burial in Wash- Misses Alice and Ellen Magenis, lington Park. 1627 E. Minnesota St., is serving

as resident physician at the State | GET TOP. PRICE for your un-| University of Towa Hospital. needed belongings through al! He was graduated from Indiana |Classified ad in The Indianapolis University Medical School in 1951. TIMES. Prospects by the thoii-|His wife is a native of Gary, Ind: The only other survivor is the Mrs. Vi-

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Services Set for Mrs. Minnie Adams

Minnie Pleazant 1:30

Services for Mrs, Adams, 80, of 952 FEF. Jun Pkwy, will be held at p. m. Monday in the J. C, Wilson .t Funeral Home. Rurial will be in | Memorial Park Cemetery | Mrs. Adams, ‘Quincey Adams, wag staff artist at the Children's She died Thursday in

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“Mr. Adams wags a descendant {of former United States President John Quincy Adams. A native of Colon, Mich.,, Mrs. Adams was a member of the Plymouth Brethren. Survivors are two daughters Mrs. Eugenia Steffen and Mra. Esther Elliott: two - zonz. John and Charles E.. all of Indianap Fred West-

olis, and a nephew, moreland, Detroit.

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