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New Jersey HaIfbaek
Scores ) Touchdowns;
PIebe Stars for Army
BY the Assoeiated Press

WEST POINT, N. Y, Sept. o.
Villanova, belted around regularly
by Army football teams ever since
1908, took its revenge today on the
Cadets shattered forces, grinding
out a 21-7 victory as Ben Addiego.
a fireplug halfback from West
Mont, NJ, went across for three
touchdownS.
Playing their first game since
the cribbing scandal robbed them
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Statistics

of all but two of last years letter.
men. the Army youngsters acquit-
ted themselves we'll and lived up
to every West Point tradition for
fighting. But they simply were
no match for the big, rugged Wild
cats who outweighed them about
80 pounds to the man.
The defeat marked Army's first
loss of an opening game since 1898.
when it bowed to the New York
Volunteers. Among the 1922
present today were Gen. Mac
Arthur and his wife.
Wildcats Score Early.
In scoring their second victory
over the Soldiers in 16 meetings.
the Wildcats poured across two
scores in the opening quarter and
another in the third before the
Cadets counted early in the final
period.
/ Taking the opening kickoff. the
Wildcats drove IS yards to score,
with Bill Branneau whipping IA
yard pass to Addiego for the coun-
ter. Again before the period
ended, the visitors pounded for rs
yards, with Addiego skirting end
for the final seven yards. Bob
Haner booted both extra points.
The new Army offense, spanked
by Fred Meyers. a plebe from
Enid, Okla. came to life in the
second period and twice drove
down to the Villanova 10, only to
fail on a tumble and pass inter-
ception. Just as the half ended.
the Cadets recovered a tumble on
the Wildcats seven, and Meyers
passed over the line to Tom Bell
for an apparent score. But the Of
flcials ruled time had run out be-
fore the play began.
/ Addiego Does 1t Again.
! Early in the third period, the
Branneau-Addiego combination
struck again. this time from 43
yards out. Addiego gathered the
ball in on the 10 and romped over.
Army finally scored after re-
covering one of eight Villanova
Ifumbles near the end of the quar-
ter. Meyers and Fred Attaya
plugged from Villanova's 10 down
to the seven, and, on the second
play of the final period, John
! Wing, sophomore fullback from
Dayton, KY, dived over from the
, two.
! While the Army offense plainly
lacked the customary polish of
Coach Earl Blaik's elevens, obser-
vers agreed that it displayed con-
siderable promise and has at least
one potential star in Meyers.
Score by periods:
Vilanova l4 : O-oI
Army - 0 0 o -
20 NVillanoya scoring: Touchdowns-Addiego
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Mais and 0Iszewski
One. Two Punch for
West Coast Champs
By The Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 80. -
California. rated as mightiest of
the Pacific Coast football powers,
uncovered a one two passing
punch in Billy Mais and big John
Olszewski to hand Pennsylvania
Ia $50 lacing today.
A sun-warmed crowd of 10000,
expecting California to gain
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Football Fumily Affuir

Red Birking, sophomore guard
from Haworth. N. j., is the third
|of three brothers to play football
at Colgate University.
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California Passes Beat Penn 350 Vanova Downs Army 217
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
Stor Stoff CORRESPONDENT

NEW HAVEN, SEPT. 29.-Clark Griffith may be able to
make trade for Larry Dolby but the that Cleveland
wants Try Noren in exchange Another report from the
Indians WigWam that Pitcher Bob Lemon also may
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Army O q u
Villanova scoring: Touchdowns-Addiego
CD; ConverSions-Haner t2), Addieeo
took pitchout from Brannau. Army scor-
Reich
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ander Bittleman, Betty Gannett.
and Claudia Jones, because they
face deportation proceedings,
$1,000 for Jacob Minded. $1,000
for Israel Amter who was Ill, and
$4,000 for the rest.
Most of them were held over
night in Jail because of inability
or technical difficulties in making
bond.
Frederick Vanderbilt Field, left
wing millionaire, appeared at the
United States attorneys Office with
$67.500 in Treasury bonds, seeking
to post $4,000 bail for four Of
those arrested, who were reported
to be in i'll health.
Mr.. Field. secretary of the bail
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FBI Agents Push Hunt for -Four Missing Reds

FBI agents today sought four
of 81 Communist Party lieutenants
indicted in a new roundup, while
Justice Department authorities in
dicated that grand juries in New
York and other cities may charge
additional Communists with con-
spiracy to overthrow the Govern
lment by force.
The four still missing are DR..
James E. jackson. the party's
southern regional director; Sidney
Stein, assistant national labor Sec
Iretary; Fred Fine. secretary of
the party's public affairs depart
ment, and William M. Marion,
New York State executive secre-
itary.
High Bonds Are Set.
The others. including four wom-
en-, have been arraigned and placed
under bonds as high as $40, 1000.
The bail for the II totaled $191,-
900. They will formally enter not
guilty pleas at a scheduled ar
Iraignment June 20 in Federal
Court in New York, their attor-
Ineys said.
Whether there will be prosecu-
tions of any Communist Party
officials in this area may depend
on conference that United States
Attorney George Morris Fay ex-
poets to have soon with Justice
Department authorities. A Justice
Department source indicated that
similar moves are under way in at
least three other cities.
In New York City, United States
Attorney Irving Saypol said the
Federal grand jury that yesterday
indicted the 81 members Of the
second layer" of Communist
Party officialdom will continue its
work. He described the II indict-
ments as ''only the first phase" OF
that inquiry.
Indicted Under Smith Act.
The 81 were charged with the
same Smith law violations fol
which II top leaders of the Com
munist Party were convicted ir
1949. Those convictions as well al
constitutionality of the Smith Act
sections were upheld June 4 by
the Supreme Court. .
In an effort to avoid starting
prison terms, ranging from three
Ito five years, the II have asket
Supreme Court Justice Jackson te
stay the sentences until tn,
tribunal can consider a reconsid.
Grafton petition.
Justice jackson scheduled {
closed conference at pm. today
with defense and Government at.
torneys. There was no indica,
ton whether he would act imme.
diately on the stay request.
+ Eugene Dennis, Communisr
Party general secretary and one
of the II convicted leaders, as.
serted last night that the addi.
tional arrests were "a crude eff.
fort to stifle the national criti.
cism or opposition to the sui.
cidal war policies of the admin.
istration." He also called the ar.
rests "a brazen effort by the FBI'
to exert pressure on the Supreme
Court hearing.
Seized in New York
Bail between $4,000 and $780,
900 was set when the defendants
were first brought before a United
States commissioner in New York
yesterday. In the early morning
roundup. FBI agents arrested 1e
persons in New York and one in
Pittsburgh. Later in the day, bond
of $4,000 was ordered for Alex
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lilo Reudmits japan

GENEVA, Switzerland, June 81
P.-Japan was readmitted to the
International Labor Organization
today after an absence of 13 years.
A plenary session Of the organ
ization's annual conference voted,
TT to II, for the readmission of
Japan. which walked out in 1898
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Son Weighing eh Lbs.
Born to Deannu Durbin
Ry iha Associuted Pre.,


PARIS, June 21.-Deanna Dur
bin has given birth to a 9h-pound
boy, named Peter because it's a
nice name." her husband said
today.
The child is Deanna's second.
Her 5-year-old daughter, Jessica
was born of her second marriage,
to Hollywood Producer Felix
jackson.
Miss Durbin, %, married a.
year-old director Charles David
in Sarreguemines last December
81 soon after her divorce from Mr..
jackson became final. The stars
first marriage was to Vaughn Paul
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fund Of the Civil Rights Congress
which the attorney general lists al
a subversiye group. was turned
down.
The prosecutors Office said II
wanted information on ownership
of the bonds and other details.
A lawyer for the Communists
said efforts would be made today
to force the Government to accept
the bonds. s
The only one who was freed in
bail was Mr.. Amter, 70 years old
and victim of a shaking paralysis
Iraq's cotton crop forecast is
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Iraqs cotton crop forecast is
-four times last years.
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EALSE1EETh
Greatly Improved
by Doctors Discovery

The invention Of a
double action denture
adhesive by DR.. S. J.
Heath makes loose dem
lures fit better than
new. and positively pre-
vents denture breath.
Actually does both these
things. Even lowers are
held 50 solidly. you'll
feel as though a team
Of horses could not
bulge them. There has
NEVER been anything
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CUB surveyors complain that
dogs don't read their credentials,
but old-timers seldom get bitten.
The Boy Scout movements
late Dan Beard, for years San
born surveyor. used to say:
lust stand your ground, look
the dog in the eye, talk to him"
Once, though, an unnoticed Irish
setter leaped at Boards throat,
ferociously clamping onto neck
tie and collar. Squirting down his
nose, Beard recognized the ami
mails. breed. Down.! he man.
aged to sputter. Down charge!
Down charged" The dog hesitat-
ed, then dropped to the ground
and sat there patiently like
the well-trained hunter he was.
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SANBORN'S FRIENDLY SPIES
Continued from page eighteen

At another house a feldman
investigated an additional room
under construction. A woman
was hard at work with hammer
and nails. A mob of children
swarmed around her.
'Neighborhood kiddies?" the
fieldman asked.
Deed not" the woman
sighed. They're mine"
With his Sanborn day closing.
the surveyor sawed some boards
for her. In gratitude, the woman
said she would name her next
child after him, which she did
when her twenty-third baby ar
rived that very night.
Mild Revenge
AT A Utah railroad junction,
Surveyor Walter Fink, now an
assistant Sanborn manager,
asked when his train would de-
part. "Not fern hour" num-
bled the station agent. But the
agent should have checked. The
train left a few minutes later.
and Fink, who had ducked into
a nearby beanery, missed it. His
heart sank. He would have to
remain there overnight. He de-
cided on mild revenge.
With his weird-looking map,
he went over every foot of the
depot while glancing darkly at
his misinformant, who soon
became puzzled and worried.
Finally, Fink asked the agents
name and wrote it down.
At that, the agitated rail-
reader - obviously fearing some
mysterious reprisal for his error
- disappeared. Returning soon,
he announced an immediate, I'M
scheduled train. a special, of all
things, made up solely for Fink!
And for once a SanbOrn field
man rode in millionaire style.
''Ah, yes" Fink muses. now,
"tycoon for a day"
To the nomadic, fabulous San
born surveyor, every home is
Home Sweet Home - for houses,
above all, are his livelihood. And
houses made his company.
As Kenneth B. Buchanan,
company president, likes to say:
Its really You who have put
US on the map" The End
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left in a hurry, recounted the
incident that night to a Mexican
acquaintance.
why was shot at?" Heath
asked. mo matter what's III
that shack, | wouldn't talk about
it. Sanborn guys wouldn't last a
minute if they did. Sure wish l
could map that place."
Next morning the Mexican
told him: Everything okay now.
Come back at three today"
Heath did, and inadvert-
emily learned that he was
mapping a smugglers hang
out. His willing helper that day
was his Mexican friend, who
turned out to be the smuggler
himself and one of the worst cut
threats on the border.
Sometime later in an Arizona
mining town woman rushed
from her door and began firing
at a cat. Heath was pacing off
the length of concrete wall
when her aim veered. Bullets
missed him by inches, and a
hunk of hot lead, scattering
from the wall, plunked into his
shirt pocket, sizzling. This time
he reported to the police chief.
The chief was unimpressed.
Guess l best tell Martha to be
more keerful, "he drawled. She's
always scarin' strangers; don't
like 'em. Mighty nice woman,
though, when you git to know
her."
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Mr.. w. C. ].

else like DR. HEATH'S MIR. W. C. J. OF River
Forest. Ill., writes Il have tried them all. Yours
is by far the best. don't know how ever lived
without it. II had to pay $40 for DR. Heath's.
I'd gladly do it. It's so terrific" Your druggist
has DIR. HEATH'S. Large tube 81, or you may
obtain generous Introductory tube by sending
25c to DIR. HEATH'S. 30 w. Hubbard ST.
Dept. 22. Chicago 10. H.
DR.. hEATh'S
DOUBLE ACTION
DENTuRE ADHESIVE
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10th st. s.w. Ill
MAN, white. for general house work
must have drivers permit; goot
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CLERK -TYPIST, white, young lady
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essential. No experience necessary,
Personal interview. 1928 Conn ave
CLERK-TYPIsT for insurance once,
policy writer and gen. officc duties;
ins. ,exper., preferred. cut not nee;
$50 to 4:30; employe benefits. Apply
AMERICAN INDEMNITY Co. $50
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CLERk-TYPIST-Young lady. white,
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auto. parts store. Usual employe
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CLERK-TYPIST-Permanent position
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Shorthand helpful but not essential
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MEN, 25. white, to distribute hand
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sTEN0GRAPHER. under 35. to assist
director Of public relations. small
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CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
loung woman for interesting work
in GEORGETOWN once. involving con-
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required: 5-day week: free trans
portation, paid vacations, sick leave
for interview
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MARKING CLERK

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SERVICE CLERKS

can answer phones properly
pleasant and courteous For further
information see Mr. Bartalone. 1880
Half ST.. s.w., just below S. Capitol
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TRAVELLING EDUCATOR for health
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csOrns rexss n.s Iermansn .nos good
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position, II ability is proven:
experience not necessary II
capable. SEVEN CORNERS
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YOUNG MAN In plumbing ONCE for
general office work. Interested in
learning business; refs. THOMAS E.
CLARK, INC. 4434 Conn. ave. NV.
liz
YOUNG MAN, with car-Eager to
learn heating business; salary.
bonus and car allowance; good OPP
portunity for advancement. See Mr..
Thomas McCREA EQUIPMENT co.
5i6 End st NV. IL
YOUNG MAN-Clerical work. Keep
records. some typing and filing.
Opportunity for advancement; good
starting salary and other benefits.
such as holidays with pay, annual
vacation with pay and insurance.
Apply MI. MinSon, PARKWAY MO-
TOR CO.. INC, 3040 NJ st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. electrically inclined
wonderful opportunity to learn cleo
trlcal business. BEACON ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CO., S05l 18th ST., Silver
Spring, Md. JU. 1-S000. III