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Evening star., 1948-10-03
Iaqade Leads Indiana
To Victory Over Iowa
By the Associated Press

BLOOMINGTON, IND, Oct. q
Blond Harry Jagade, plunging full
back for Indiana University in four
campaigns, turned scatback today
to beat IoWa's Hawkeyes, 7 to 0:
The 210-pound Jagade set up his
own third-quarter touchdown run
by intercepting a pass by Iowa's Al
DiMarco on the Indiana 38. He
lateraled to Sophomore Ralph
Collision for a 27-yard gain on the
next play and then battered his
way through most of the Iowa team
on the 20-yard climax run.
Punting and passing of George
Taliaferro, Indiana's big colored
halfback, figured heavily in the
Hoosiers' second Western Confer
ence victory.
Iowa never was inside the 1ndi-
ana 25-yard line and never threat
ened seriously after the intermis-
sion.
The Hawkeyes reached the 1ndi-
ana % in the second quarter in a
drive featuring a 12-yard pass from
Di Marco to Bob Longley and a
14-yard run by Jerry Faske.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Alert Penn Capita|izes
On Breaks 10 Batter
Jittery Dartmouth
BY the Associofsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Am
alert Pennsylvania football team
snatched every break that came its
way today and punched out 26-l3
victory over Dartmouth College be-
fore an opening game crowd OF
10000.
The big Red and Blue team ran
its unbeaten string to ten straight
over a three-year span but showed
little of the offensive power it will
need to cope with tougher oppo-
nents ahead.
Chuck Bednarik, the big ALL
America center, led a harddriving
Penn line on frequent forays into
the Dartmouth backfield that
brought on fumbles, intercepted
passes, blocked kicks and touch
downs for Penn.
There was no climax runner OF
the Tony Minisi type in the Penn
lineup and only Ray Dooney, squat,
200-pound fullback was a major
offensive threat. Ripping into CEN
ter, Dooney smacked forward for
gains of 73 yards in II tries.
The butter fingered Dartmouth
backs found it useless to try to
crack PENIS line and took to the
air lanes for two touchdoWns-un-
covering promising sophomore
passer in Bob McCraney, 19-year- -old
from Minneapolis. After a scoreless
first period, Penn punched across
for two touchdoWns in less than
three minutes of the second quarter.
Bob Sponaugle, brilliant end
for Penn, DETECTED a pass into the
hands of Warren Horton for an
interception on the Dartmouth 13.
-Four plays later, Dooney crashed
over from the l..
| A blocked kick set up PENIS Sec
ond score with Halfback AL Sica
sprinting the last 10 yards. Dart
mouth came back as McCraney
sparked a 95-yard touchdown march
and passed the last yards to End
Tom Rowe Early in the second
half Bednarik blocked a Dartmouth
punt and Sica rambled the last 6
yards.
Penn's final score resulted from
bad pass by Dartmouths center on
his IA. Sica hit Bill Rhoads with
a 4-yard pass for the touchdown.
Herb Agocs tackled on his second
conversion.
| DARTMOUTH.
Ends-Armstrong Rowe, spoor' Beeman.
Tackles-Jenkins. GoWen, Eberle. sar-
Guards-Truncellito. Young, Melville,
Morelli Fox. Carpenter
! Centers-Schreck Staley.
Backs = Pensavalle. Dey. Chapman.
Carey, McCarney, Tyler. Tracy, Fitkin.
Isbey, Perry, Mueller, Sullivan, B. Roberts.
| PENNSYLVANIA.
Ends - Wettlaufer, Sponausle, Agocs.
orlstaglio; P,eindel. L. Roberts Hslman.
roTsci TacklesWpetorre, fN. cooney. Reichenbach.
Krimmel. Prudente.
Lemonick, Neall Kcffman, Mccollough.
/ Centers-Bednarik, RoSsell.
Pa :ks-Falcone. sica. Rhoads Doonsy.
Ta'srico Edenbt N. Cook, Horton, Bagnelt.
Dartmouth -- q & 0 7-13
Pennsylvania --------- q IL 80
Dartmouth scoring: Touchdowns-Rowe.
(placementl.
DooneV. Sea can; Ce), Rhoads. 1a S" Points alter
ouchdowns-Agocs t2) placements.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Pass in Last Second Gives
AIobcno Tie With Vanderbilt
By the Associoied Press

MOBILE. Ala, Oct. "A last
second pass for a touchdown gave
Alabama l4-l4 tie with Vanderbilt
today as the two Southeastern Con-
ference powers inaugurated the Ladd
Memorial Stadium before $4,000 fans
Vandy was leading 14-7 with three
seconds left and the ball on the
Vanderbilt s. Ed Salem, a sopho-
more, tossed sharp pass to Jack
Brown, soph quarterback. on the
goal-line. Salem booted the extra
point from placement for the tying
point.
Vanderbilt had counted twice, 60
ing 80 yards each time. The opening
score came early in the second
period, Bobby Berry passing to End
Buddy Curtis for AZ and Fullback
Herb Rich smashed the final 5.
Alabamas attack got nowhere un-
til late in the third quarter. Salem
passed to Rebel Steiner for 43. AS
the final quarter opened, Salem
broke through the middle for the
final 4 yards.
Vanderbilt came back quickly for
another touchdown. Herb Rich tore
through the middle for 25 in two
tries. Rich passed to Bucky Curtis
for %. Another pass to Curtis took
the ball to the Bama 8. Dean Dav-
idson hit the middle for the score.
Zack Clinard converted both extra
points.
With 3 minutes left, Alabama got
its final chance when Salem re-
turned a punt to the Vandy 49,
Salem passed to Brown three times
to reach the Vandy Is. Two more
Salem tosses made it first down on
the Vandy 8 with 10 seconds left
Two passes fell incomplete but with
3 second to go, Salem connected for
the touchdown,
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Sam Webb Defeats
Braves for Giants
BY the Associo:ed Press

NEW YORK, OF. o. Warren
SPAIN and Johnny Sain made theil
final pre-World Series tuneups to-
Gay as the pennant winning Bos-
ton Braves split a doubleheader with
the New York Giants, winning the
second game, 81, after losing the
opener, 80.
Rookie Sam Webb of Washington
D. c., making his third start sine,
coming up to the Giants from Jerse!
City. held the Braves to seven hit!
in winning the first game. In hi!
previous two starts, Webb blankec
the opposition until the ninth
inning.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Dodgers Down PhiIs, 5-4,
After Blowing Big Lead
BY the Associated Press

BROOKLYN, Oct. 2.-After blow
ing four-run first inning lead, the
Brooklyn Dodgers put over a fifth
run in the sixth inning and
Preacher Roe made it stand up for
a 5-4 victory over the Philadelphia
Phillies today.
Roe, relieving Carl Erskine, per-
mitted only one hit in three and
tWo-thirds innings to receive credit
for his twelfth victory against eight
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Totals 80 524 6 Totals rs

sFanned for Page in sixth
Flied out for Silvera in seventh.
Grounded into force play for Stirn-
weiss in seventh.
Grounded out for Reynolds in eighth
sGrounded out for Hook in ninth.
New York ----------- GOO 600 lO0-1
Boston 202 100 WX-5
Runs j. Di Maggie D. Di Mageio,
Peskv t2). williams c2D. Errors-None.
Runs batted in-Lndcll, Williams c2D.
stephens, Spence. Goodman. Two-base hits
j. d. MaeGio. Williams, Pesky. Home
run-Wilhams. Stolen base-WilliamS.
Left on bases-New York, 4; Boston, H.
Bases on balls-Oh Byrne, 3; off Page. =;
of Reynolds. l: off Marshall. 3; OFF
Kramer. ,. Struck out-By Byrne. -:
ov Pag =; bv Reynolds. /; by kramer, 3.
Hits-Of Byrne. = in pa innings; of
Page. > il % innings of Reynolds, o in
:. lnnines; of Marshall, 0 IN l inning
Losing pltcher-EYrne
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totals 30 5c4 s

Filled out for Hacker in sixth.
Walked for Dobernic in eighth
Chicago ~ 900 600 OO0-o
St. Louis $500 - oil 430 00x-9
Runs-Schoendienst. Musial Northey,
Young Marion 90. D. Rice 90, Brazle.
Errors-Kazak (2). Verban. Pafko. Runs
ba atted in-Northey ("D, Braze 90,
Schoendienst CD. Musial Two-base hits
--Lowrey,- Marion CD, Musial, D. Rice.
i,szsi Kszak' Home, Home runs-Northey s sGhoen-
Smalley; Marion to Schoendienst to N.
Young (3>. Lett on bases-Chicago, &;
Brazle d. Hacker C3l, Dobernic GI.
Hearn t2). Strikeouts-Borowy 90, Dob
ernie o., Hearn o.. Hits-of Borowy.
Hacker, 3 in > innings; of Dobernic, 0 in
. innings; off Rush. q in l inning: of
Braze. . in 5la innings; of Hearn. 3 in
32i innings. wirni~g pitcher-Brazle.
Losing pitcher-Borowy.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Boy Dies Making Tackle

OAKLAND, Calf, Oct. 2 (P.-
A football injury caused the death
today of 16-year-old Charles Will
liams of Piedmont High School. In
a game last night with Berkeley
High, Williams made tackle, then
dropped to the turf, unconscious.
He died in a hospital without re-
gaining consciousness.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
The Lineups
VANDERBILT.


Ends-Sper Bud Curtis, Ellington
Bucky Curtis. MalSberger.
Tackles-Cantrell, Copp, Faulkinburry
Page.
Gusrds-Cooper, Brown, Hutto, Shaver
Centers-Clark. Hoover. Powell.
Blackberry. Clinard, Davidson. Nal
ley. Hicks, Rich Robinson. Wade, Thigpen
May.
ALABAMA.
Ends-Steiner. Cain. Hood Larry.
Tackles-Theris, Flowers, Miller, Han
nah.
Guards-Franko. Richeson, Fortunate
Holdnak.
Centers-O Sullivan. Lauer.
Backs-Brown. Avinger. Salem, White
Cadenhead, welsh, Davis. Noonan, Calvin
Cochran.
Vanderbilt ia
Alabama u l4-l4
Vanderbilt scoring: Touchdowns--Rich
Davidson. Points after touchdown
Clinard c,D tplacements.
Alabama scoring; Touchdowns-Sal lem
Brown: Points after touehdown-Salen
CO. (placementsl.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Cards Defect Cubs, 80,
Retain Second Place
By the Assoeiotsd Press

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2-The st. Louis
Cardinals. battling to retain second
place in the National League race.
handed the hapless Chicago Cubs a
9 to 0 lacing tonight. Home runs by
Ron Northey and Red Schoendienst
spanked the Birds 13-hit attack.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Pitching, Courage Big Assets
Of Braves, Says Southworth

It's true that we'll have only
seven eligible players with previous
World Series experience, yet the
Braves will be sound club with
sufficient major league experience
(Copyright. 194s, by King Features
Syndicate, IncD
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Z, y,
the Redskins and New York Giants all started.
1t was an important occasion, that first game
because it marked the National Leagues debut in
Washington. Impatient with the apathy of Bos-
ton fans, Marshall had just moved the Redskins
to his home town and it behooved the Tribe to
look good.
So there was Coach Ray Flaherty standing in
the center of the dressing room. tough young
guy with red hair and temper to match. AS he
talked to mis- monsters he kept pointing to tall,
skinny rookie from Texas Christian.
You guys have been saying you needed a
passer,' he groWled. We'll, you've got one. You've
4 l,nttn toLa
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Il 7 7 :
sFiied out for Trout il s--oHth.
Detroit ----- 600 600 UUN-O
Cleveland 900 81 0U---S
Rtths-Mitchel Dolby te,. Gsrdon, Kolt-
fref@ Judnich, Robin son. t2b. Error =
I4Mullin. OUTLAW. Gordon. Runs 5atted IN
Boudreau Two-bas Sc hits-Dobv '2). Cor
| don. Robinson. Groth. Home run-e |5in-
| son Double plays-Bcrry to Lpon to Vico.
to Gordon to Robinson outlaw to Berry
to Vico Bearden to Boud,ean to Robin
son. Left on bases-Detroi, 9; Cleveland
searden. 8 Struck out-By Kretlow. /:
by Trout. g. by Bearden a. E5tswoft
in "a; of Overmire . in . innings. Wild
pitch - Bearden Balk - Trout. Losing
pitcher-Kretlow
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Y Cage Loop Meeting

A reorganization meeting Of the
IYMCA-Governmen Basket Ball
League will he held at the Y Tues
day night at T. Agencies desiring
entry in the league should have
representation at this meeting
Evening star., 1948-10-03
This Time Howie's S Ra,hjng forsDe.

another in December 1945
Redskins stopped the Giants g. IT, l8 81 and
2-yard anyway distinguished spectator
his public return from Europe was an
had finished coaching team that didn't STALL His
Dwight D. Eisenhower.
In 227 yards in penalties in
New York football crowd at the Polo
Giants who'd been beaten by 244 in the
their home grounds by $40 and
cinched the title
year they split, each winning at home For change
championship which fell to Philadelphia
the Redskins have thing working for them HoUe
27 and So yards for Giant touchdovns will be
tomorroW-for the Redskins
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Now Horriers Beut Marines

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 2 (P.-
Navy's cross-country track team, in
a preseason practice workout, de-
feated the Quantico (Va) Marines
1920, today.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

third
Safe on error for Koecher in ninth.
Ran for Miller in ninth.
Philadelph -------- 600 O22 ooO-4
BROOKLYN 400 OOl OOx-5
Runs-Hamner, Ennis, Mayo, Haas,
Rackley, Robinson, Snider. HERNIA nski
Miksis. ErrorE-Poberts, Sisler 81, Jones,
Reese: Runs batted in-snider c), Cam
PAMELA. Jones, Hammer t2). Two-base hits
-Snider t2l. Campanella. Three-base hit
--Fodses. Home run-Hamner. Double
plsys-Reese to Robinson to Hodges. Mix
sis to Robinson to Hodges t3), Robinson
to Reese to Hodges. Caballero to Haas.
Left on bases-Philadelphia .; Brook
lyn,- 5. Bases on balls-Of Koecher, :
oH Erskine, 4 Struck outNBy Possehi. j ::
by Heintze}nan. l.; by Erskine. /; by Roe,
= Hts-Cf Roberts, 3 in Is inning
off possehl in "a innings; off HeintzeI-
man. g." in Z innings; off Koecher . In
innings; Of Erskine. > in 5ia innings;
81 Roe. Ill, in g.. innings. Wild pitch
koecher. Winning pitcher-Roe. Losing
pitcher-Koecher.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Totals "A 62l10 Totals "a . .

IOtaIS "a q = IU IUC1IS "a o Il
Singled for Westrum in 1th.
Boston ------- Ol0 010 o.
New York O0l 600 0-l
darknessD
Error-Masi Runs-Masi, Lyons. Kerr.
Runs batted in-sain. Lohrke, Dark. Two
acrifices-Kennedy, Sain: Double plays.
RhaWn to Mize. Kerr 20 Lohrke to Harsh
man Left on bases-Boston. &; New
York. g. Bases op balls-Of Kennedy, 3.
Struck out-By Kennedy, g.; by sain. 4:
BY Voiselle, i. Gits-o1 Saln, IN
innings: of Voiseate, in 2 innings. Win
ming pitcher-Sain.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
sports Bearcen Blanks Tigers; Kramer Ha|s Yanks 81
WIN, Lose, or Draw
How Ii All Started in 1887
By FRANCIS STANN
Stor StofT Correspondent

BALTIMORE, 2.-In those days the well
sports Redskins dressing the
picture
say
Evening star., 1948-10-03

IotaIS 81 II Iot2Is % IV : 10
'Tripled for SPAIN in sth.
Boston -- 90 600 010-2
Errors-sturgeon, Elliott, Mize, Torse-
l2j. Rhawn, Mtze WARS. Layton. Kerr 52l.
Runs batted in--Conaster Rhawn, Milne,
Lohrke g. Kerr. Rieksrs Two-Rase ba,. hits 1t
lott. Dark Home run-Lohrke. stolen
bases-Torgeson. Lohrke. Rhawn. Sacri-
fces-Webb C2) Double plays-M!ze (un-
assisted, webb to wars 10 Mize Left on
bases-Boston, 7: New York, 7. Bases on
balls-Of Webb. .: of SPAIN. 4. Struck
rett. .. Hits-On SPAIN. 10 in innings;
of Barrett. none in l inning. Losing
Evening star., 1948-10-03

him and Ill bell throw touch
And this kid throws touchdown passes you'll beat
beat the Giants you'll the championship
show people how the play football
with the Redskins of the dressing
of the skinny rookie Sammy Baugh
launched and tecy rivalry begun With dream
Pncke Riley Smith, Baugh Cliff Battles the
13 later New York they saugh
Owens 49 a. and of they went to win
the world title.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Three years ago-Joe Louis was
discharged from the Army after
A months service.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Bouqh Hit Jackpot in l945 Epic

it's through the A much younger Dick
the Redskins backeld COACH Wilbur
yards 1910 by 217 That
September months later Ty Leemns IS yards for
touchdown that also ended 27 This time the Giants Won
Giants II 10. only home the Wash
Giants em both that The
the Giants Griffith Stadium IA to T. and that was
the Skins only loss all
Washington in December of 1914 wherein
the Redskins made II for the Gantsand lost
the Polo Grounds October Of
1915 Baugh hit the jackpot during long OF hitting
jakpos completed 70 of % He threw touchdown passes
Meofe and Wayne Mnes Ssaxa<ds with an intercepted
stopped three Giant scfes Down END passes
making last-ditch tackle.
Fellows played beth ofense and de-
skinny like Samoo Good old nostalgia l945
Evening star., 1948-10-03
This Come Is Whot Really Counts

which followed the Redskins and Giants
championships Their battles almost
Griffith Stadium
that's the that figures to be em-
Redskins victory the Pittsburgh Steelers
that will
ability Beating the
childs play. the Giants Job for
During second of the Wasingon-New York rivalry the
behind first 10 to T. and in the
they Redskins So You know which team
reached the playofs in 1888, don't you?
scorees tie thing in pro
battle dramatic affair in
which Russell field goal from the l5yad line the
Referee Bill Halloran felt mite wide
llegimae the final stood
the Giants and the Eastern championship
decided
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Mats, J; As, !

walked for Okrie in 7th.
- Popped out for McCahan in sth.
WASHINGTON " 600 100 15O-1
Philadelphia - OO1 900 OOO-1
Errors - Demars Runs - Kozar Voll-
mer,, Stewart Yost Meeks, Robertson
Early. McCahan. Runs batted i:l-Whlte
Coan C2I, Meeks ~, Early e. Stolen
bases--Kozar, Stewart. Sacrihces-De-
mars. Vernon. Double plays-Demars. TO
Fox to Wellman. Kozar to Meeks TO Yer
ron Left on hases-WashinGten; g; Phila:
of Welteroth, 3: off McCahan, 5. Struck
out-By Weik, 3; by Welteroth. i, by Nc
Cahan. 3. Hits-Of Wesk. Z in innings
of Welteroth, l in 3 innings; of McCshan
10 in s innings; off Holborow, in J. in
nins. Wild pitches-McCahan, 2: We'll
teroth. Passed ball-Brucker. Winning
pitcher-Weik. Losing pitcher-McCahan
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Scoring: Touchdowns - West Virginia
Clark, TAYLOR. Christian: Howard, Green
Conversions-MeSt virginia. Ellis.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Totals % 6 "a 13 Totals 33 s2715
Hit into dnnhle nlax for possehl In
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-29
BY Ethel Teddy" Moscovitz

Collided with Hattie Newman
mrs. Abel downtown-She was
very much in a hurry to conclude
her shopping for her trip to the
ST.. Hadassah National Conven-
ton in Atlantic City this coming
weekend. However. Hat
wasn't in so much a rush that she
didn't remind me to include a
notice in this weeks column of
The Daughters of Israel's cooking
classed as study group -.
The Group, which is open to all
interested women, will meet Mo-
vember 3rd at 1920 in the Jewish
Center kitchen at Third and Sill
yer Streets Instruction and
the demonstration of the making
of potato latkes and sweet and
sour stuffed cabbage will be CIV
en- by Mrs. Bittman A fea-
ture of the afternoon will be the
luncheon of which the students"
will partake, consisting of the
dishes they have prepared
Mrs. Newman. who is chair
man Of the afternoon. has re-
quested that those planning to
attend the session make reserva-
tons with her co-chairman. Kath-
rYn Kass Hackel (9-S428) {.
Sylvia Wasserman mrs. Milton)
is also assisting with preparations
for the morning :.
They can include me in right
now, and if anyone wants a ride
from Southside, please call me. :.
I didn't get the date Hattie is
leaving for Atlantic City, but I
do know, travelling north with
her will be Shirley Chardkoff
Mrs. Abe), first vice-president of
the local Hadassah Chapter
and Lii (Mrs. Mace Presser.
Mrs. Herman Klausner (Gladys),
president of Jacksonville Senior
Hadassah, is leaving a day in adj
vance of the others to plan the
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which will be held at >2:3O Sum
day on the Landon High School
practice field Parents as well
as young people are invited to
be present :. leaders of the
group are Arthur Burns and Ben
Cohen, respectively
Ben announced that the new
Boys Club had very successful
meeting this past Sunday with II
boys present. Nealy Chonin is
president and Sheldon Torn, Sec
retary-. i.
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| business for her delegation l..
Mrs. Klausner is the official del
egate from the LOCAL chapter :.
Ben Cohen just called to invite
me to a workers meeting Thurs
day night for the youth division
of the United Jewish Appeal
Campaign which is now begin
ming locally Sunday night with
a meeting in the Roosevelt
Hotel There will be youth at
that meeting, too-Palestinian
youth-that to me is the finest in
the world today to me they
will be like two flames lighting
the appearance of BARLEY Crum,
the main speaker /,
y. ?
Congratulations to Joseph
Hackel on the occasion of his
SEVENTEEN birthday Thursday
and many, many more happy re-
turns of the day, so that his fam
lily and the community of which
he has been a leader, for so many
years, can enjoy the warmth and
strength of his personality T.
From Tallahassee, the seat of
the Florida State University,
comes letter from attractive
Idlene Portnoy:
Saturday Night
after 3rd Light Flash
Dear Teddy
Have just finished reading your
musings" column and enjoyed it
very much. Noted what you said
about keeping in touch with the
college students. I would like
very much to send what news /
can from here
My sorority, Delta Phi Epsilon,
had pledge services October 9th,
out of which two girls are from
Jacksonville. They are Mildred
Mickey Edwards and Marilyn
Fleet.
Hillel is having it's formal
dance next Saturday; and Delta
Phi Epsilon it's Informal Week.
end-Tll write you the news as
to who attended from Jackson
vile.
The following weekend (5-6) is
the Ga.-Fla. game.
Please drop me line if you're
interested. I am-very much.
Best wishes.
Idlene Portnoy."
That places Idlene on our staff
. If there is anyone from any
other school ready to send us
news we shall be very happy to
hear from them also.
4
Don't forget the hotly contest
ed football game between the
Ami Young Judaeans and the new
Young Judaeans Boys Club
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70 Are Seized in Plot
To Overthrow YOUNG
South Korean Republic
BY the kssoeiofsd Press

SEOUL, Oct. 4.-Police arrested
20 persons today and accused
them of plotting to overthrow
the infant South Korean gov
ernment.
Among those arrested was Cho
Neung jim, a former detective CHIEF
for the national police under the
American Military Government.
The arrests were announced by
Police Chief Kim Tai Sun and
Home Minister T. Y. Yoon.
Yoon said an unnamed anti-ad-
ministration political group moi
c Communist-planned to take ovel
the government by force after the
United Nations General Assembly
had considered the Korean ques-
ton, possibly later this month.
Choi was ruled out as candidate
for the National Assembly in the
May elections when a committee
found spurious signatures on his
nominating petition.
Chief Kim also announced that
Korea Press, one Of the republic
two news distributing agencies, had
been closed by police. Eight Of the
news agency's employees were being
questioned.
Kim said stories carried by the
agency praised the Communist con-
trolled government of North Korea
The police action, he said, was