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fl (Eatrn Standard Timrl fWrather Map and Full Hrtails On Pat 4) JOBRNAL w. Evening Final Edition Closing Slocks, Page 34 FILE SERVICE OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, UMTEI) PRESS, AM) ISTERS ATIOS AL NEWS SERVICE V.rl If) OOfa K'ninir Jrnal FoandM IMS Evrninr Jornl and Eypt F.venin( Consolidated Jan. 2. 1933 Evrnins Feanded 18l Wilmington, Delaware, Tuesday, October 9, 1951 40 Pages Price Five Cents f7 JV 32 Dies at 80 Today's Box Score McDougald Ex-Collector Savs Truman UrsredHeStav Slams 4 -Run Chinese Fight Hard to Halt; Yanks' Drive I On 2 Fronts! Battle CI's Hand-to-Hand YANKEES ab 2b 3b hr If 3 3 1 0 0 0 Rizzuto, ss 4 3 2 0 1 1 Berra, 4 2 1 0 0 0 DiMaggio, cf 5 1 3 1 0 0 Mizc, lb 3 1 1 1 0 0 Bauer, rf 1 0 0 0 00 McD'gld, 2b, 3b5 110 0 1 Brown, 3b 3 0 2 0 0 0 Finnegan Testifies He Tried Three Timee To Quit Tax Post Rt Was Persuaded to Continue Hoiher in 3rd Off Jansen Only Third Time Has Happened in All World Series History; Rizzuto Clouts Another Homer. With One On in Fourth rbi sb a 0 0 5 0 3 0 0 6 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 3 0.

0 1 0 6 0 0: 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 2 0 11 0 27 14 1 (Editorial) The Red Feather Flics Again Some time within the next few day? a neighbor will come knocking at your door. He is not the only one who will be waiting anxiously for your reply when he asks you what you will give in this year's Red Feather Drive. A boy in Korea perhaps one of your own or your neighbor sons is depending on you to support the USO; a destitute mother and children, only a few blocks away, are looking to you for aid; one of your home town hospitals may have to curtail its services unless you give it a helping hand. That is the sort of thing you are doing when you contribute to the United Community Fund. How this drive comes out is going to affect your lives and ours.

Its success is going to make this a better, healthier, and happier community for all of us, for your son and mine, and for the boy and girl next door. How much should you give) That's up to you. But remember that this is not just one neighbor asking for your help. There are 25 separate appeals for 25 separate agencies to be taken care of in this one drive. (Divide the gift you are thinking of by 25 and then consider again whether it is big enough to carry your fair share of the load.) On page 2 of this paper you will find the story of this year's Red Feather Drive.

Read it over carefully. Then, we trust, you'll Care Enough to Give Enough for All 25. In Vicious Struggles In West, East; Americans Gain Near Yonclion. Are Stopped ISear Heartbreak Coleman, 2b 1 1 0 0 0 0 Collins, rf, lb. 5 11 0 0 0 Lopat, 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 39 13 12 2 1 2 WASHINGTON, Oct.

9 IP). James P. Finnegan, who resigned as federal tax collector at St. Louis last April after coming under congressional criticism, said today he tried to quit three times earlier, but the White House would not hear of it. Finnegan, whose affairs; are now under grand jury investigation, By Associated Press NEW YORK.

Oct, 9. The New York Yankees crushed the Giants, 13 to 1, today in the fifth World Series game. The Yanks lead, three games to two. Not since 1936 when the Yanks buried the Giants by 13-4 and 13-5 scores had a series team 2b 3b hr rbi sb By Associated Press U. S.

EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, Korea, Oct. 9. Chinese Reds, shifted to crucial fronts, today fought fierce hand-to-hand battles with attacking American troops on western and eastern fronts. U. S.

First Division cavalrymen hacked out gains of more than a mile near Yonchon on the western front. testified before a House ways and means subcommittee inquiring into I administration of the 'nation's tax collection service. Finnegan admitted he was no tax expert, and said he doubted "if many of the 64 collectors in the country are." He said he spent I little time on the job. GIANTS ab Stanley, 2b 4 Dark, ss 4 Thomson, 3b 4 Irvin, If 4 Lockman, lb. 4 1 piled up so many runs.

Boggs Fights $805,450 Fund 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rookie Gil McDougald smashed a grand slam home run. the He told the committee that the job was a big help to him in 1 Ul litUIUflY UfUUIl III I IlUlti'Cihis private law practice, as a mat- William A. Simonton W.A. Simonton Dies; Retired DiiPoiitOfficial 0 third in all World Series history, to cap a five-run Yankee rally jter of prestige. The witness said the time arrived Confers With Leaders in Effort to Forestall Annroval wnen he was s0 busy in private U.in the third inning off Larry 1 1 nrnpt ipn thit ho that he practice did not want to de Jansen.

Jansen sot into trouble bv 0. 0 0 0 2 3 3 0 Mays, cf Hartung, rf Westrum, Jansen, 0, 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oi walking Woodling and Rizzuto Of Proposed Anti-Aircraft Artillery Project Till Leases and Agreements Are Made a 4 3 3 0 3 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 2 9 2 1 7 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 iwith one out. Berra forced Rizzuto. but DiMaggio drove Four Time President vote even his customary "two to four hours a day" to his government duties, so he determined to resign. The committee is digging particularly into Finnegan's sideline activities and practice of law while hold- By GLENN D.

EVERETT (Washington Correspondent News-Journal Papers) Pro Tern of Delaware aLohrke 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chinese, thrown ints action on the eastern front for the first time in five months, checked U. S. Second Division attacks on peaks near bloody Heartbreak Ridge. The Chinese shifted east to halt the Allies who have gained up to 15 miles there since the Reds broke oft cease-fire talks Aug. 23.

Planes Take Toll Returning UN pilots reported they tilled or wounded more than 400 Reds Monday the heaviest toll they have taken in months. The Navy announced Red mines and shore guns damaged two American warships. Twenty-seven were killed or wounded. The shift of Chinese troops to the eastern front was reported Tuesday in a front line dispatch by Associated Press Correspondent Stan Senate Stricken at Home jKennedy, WASHINGTON, Oct, 9. Rep.

J.Caleb Boggs (R-Del) today conferred ing the federal office. Finnegan said he had discussed re- with Chairman Clarence Cannon D-Mo) of the House Appropriations Committee and other congressional leaders in an effort to head off an si5ning his office to give more time William A. (Capt Simonton, re- bRigney Spencer, Woodling with a single. Aj DiMaggio went to second and Berra to third when Irvin q' fumbled, the ball. Mize was in- tentionally walked to fill the 0 bases, then McDougald smashed a Jansen's second pitch into the upper left field stands.

Rizzuto Hits 2-Run Homer Rizzuto hit a home run 257 feet Vie 111 nro ntia rt ftii-lit i Ifllfl i 0 ...1 0 0 ...1 appropriation of $305,450 for the Army's proposed anti-aircraft artillery 7 uuront company executive cam. iic lormcr siaie senator. ciei mis 0 .0 0 0 phoned Key West where President morning following a heart attack range at Bethany Beach, 12 miles south of Rehoboth Beach. Boggs said Congress should not make such an appropriation for the Armv until the militarv hzi tip. Corwin, cWilliams truman was at tne time.

Re was 80 years old. In October, 1950, he said he went! He was stricken at his home at 'to the White House and talked with 12104 Kentmere Parkway at about 0 0 0 0 gotiated a lease for the land it pro- 0 down the right field foul line with Three Injured, poses to use. ana enierea mro an cPrltjPV u0 procif Konikowski, 0 Totals 31 agreement that is satisfactory both umUd States In. to Delaware state officials and resi- woocmng on Dase to give tne Yankees a 7-1 lead in the fourth inning. 1 5 1 0 0 0 0 27 17 3 One Seriously, dents of Sussex County.

The Armv has trimmed its reauest weren't in a position to appoint a of traffic for the DuPont Company riwrriv iin 193- after being connected with i The Yankees made it 9-1 In the sixth on two singles, a double, and ian error. Rizzuto singled with one aBatted for Jansen in 3rd. bBatted for Kennedy in 5th. cBatted for Corwin in 8th. ihe organization 27 years.

A Republican. Mr. Simonton was first elected to the state Senate in 1922 and served four consecutive terms. He was president pro tern Carter. He said five Chinese were captured on Kim II Sung Ridge after Reds hurled unsuccessful counterattacks at U.

S. Second Division troops. Kim II Sung Ridge is northwest of Yanggu. The Americans have been trying to take it for four days. Chinese Take Over Line The prisoners said the Chinese House Group Is Voted Investigative Powers tCltri cllOC i10 468 acres of the state-owned land Xll v4Cll VjL dSllvO and apparently no private property and the House Appropriations Committee yesterday recommended Impact Hurls City Woman lfhe appropriation, saying the lease 1 jfor state lands will be negotiated Through Windshield As! "during the current year." The Delaware representative said, AlltO Strikes Power Pole however, that members of the House committee had not been fully in- i formed of the status of the contro- WASHINGTON.

Oct. 9 (P). The'01 the senate four times. House voted 284 to 15 yesterday tol He was known internationally as' give its banking committee full in-ia trap shooter and was the holder, vestigative powers, including author- of many trophies won at the SCORE BY INNINGS ity to issue subpoenas and make'He was also well known as a golfer triDS at home and abroad. 'and hunter.

013 0 1 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 1 Yankees Giants versy between the state and the Specifically authorized was an in-1 Mr. Simonton held directorates seriouslv, as a result of as a result 01 mot.or Army, and were unaware of the fact quiry into defective homes built un- I the Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, replaced North Koreans on that sector two days ago. Carter said it was not known whether Chinese had taken over other parts of the ridge, which the attacking Americans named alter the North Korean premier. U. S.

Army Intelligence officers the Chinese as' mostly vehicle accidents early today in the: that the Army had dropped its con-wiiminotnn arti idemnation suit. out. Berra singled to right and Rizzuto scored when Hartung bob-bled the ball. Mize dropped a Texas League double behind second scoring Berra. 4 Yank Runs In Seventh The Yankees scored four runs to boost the score to 13-1 in the seventh inning on a single, a double, three base on balls and a wild pitch.

Brown walked. Collins beat out bunt. Lopat grounded out, Woodling walked. Rizzuto also walked forcing in Coleman, who ran for Brown. A wild pitch allowed Collins to score.

Then DiMaggio hit a double to score Woodling and Rizzuto. Woodling walloped a triple to the bullpen in the ninth inning but was out trying to stretch it into an in-side-the-park home run. The Giants scored one run in the first inning on singles by Dark and Irvin and an error by Woodling. Jansen started strong in contrast der government loan guarantees. Railroad Company at the time of; Representative Widnall (R-NJ, a his death.

Left On bases Yankees 7, Giants 4. committee member, said 'scores" of He was active until about two' Hearings on the appropriation bill The most seriously injured wasi were conducted under a rigid cloak Miss Jane Ingram. 27, of 1217 Wash- of securitv, which explains why district, sold to vet-; years ago when he suffered a heart jgase on halls Jansen, Kennedy, dpencer, JJ "reluctant draftees" rather tnan ington Street, who was hurled allu oms, iihu hucn aeiecis (See W. A. SIMONTON Page 8) as i Drooer ara naee ann sewerap.

Lopat, 1. proiessionai somieis. through the windshield of the car He propos'd an inquiry to place! nil nuil.v luminumuuc i nu ch. ri nff Tl'hpn It Marking Allied forces in the east-: 1 responsibility lor such conditions Rlislv DcilieS truc out Jan8en Kennedy, Corwin, a ramrnpn a rjriu UUJC -Ut lCLO -w ma -fc. Quebec Greets" i-uu Fill IM'1 1T i t-l-l wnere government aia is involved.

Lopat, 3. HiTice: Tn-rvam lc nnriffr tTPHIJTlPnf, Reds Backed at the Delaware Hospital for severe -i 1 1 r. Post Card Deliverel Roval CoimlcvPost I I. I I i 1 nnil VooH a After 56-Year Delav JL 1lAV OL-i JL IH.IVV1 Jackson Marvel, 25, of 2203 Grant Avenue, driver the car, PA-C 9-t Committee ConsiHerinS 111 A II tO I lloltiwas treated at tne hosPital Ior a' Crowds Cheer Princess And post card mailed Oct. 9, 1895, 'was Hits off pitcber Jansen, 3 in 3 innings; Kennedy, 3 in 2 innings; Spencer, 4 in 113 innings; Corwin, 1 in 1 23 innings; Konikowski, 1 in 1 inning; Lopat, 5.

sliRht laceration of the face i pi i li ai delivered today, 56 years late. IJllke as 1,11 ii re tl tteils Ul, -jg cardi bearing a notice that Jcssup Nomination Hears Secretary Acheson Aide Police said Marvel told thera he was driving west on Eighth Street Cit' to his weak opening in Friday's game. He struck out Woodling and made Rizzuto roll to Stanky. After walking Yogi Berra on four pitches, he retired the side when Joe forced Berra, Dark to Stanky. As DiMaggio went into.

this fifjh game he tied the record for most Clang Out Welcome, tx suit had been dismissed, was; I sent by the clerk of the Kansas; Might; about 3 a. m. when another car Relieve Speeder Supreme Court to Archie travelling in the wrong direction forced him to swerve to one side. QUEBEC, Oct. 9 iflY Church an attorney for the Union Pacific Wild Pitcb Corwin.

Have Drowned in Deep Quarry Area Reservoir The other car did not stop, Marveling of Quebec's hundred steeples Railroad. It was delivered today to Williams' successor, T. M. Lillard. told police.

clanged a joyous welcome today to The two others slightly injured, i Elizabeth and the Duke were 'in a three-car collision at the Edinburgh when they arrived! Countv and state police series games played 50, held by Frankie Frisch. The old one-two punch of Dark jand Irvin plus an error by Wood-sling gave the Giants a run in the Double plays Lopat to McDougald to Mize. Winning pitcber Lopat. Losing pitcber Jansen. Time of game 2:31.

searching today for the driver ofj an alleged stolen car who tried to (See ACCIDENTS Page 8) here on their Canadian tour. A royal 21-gun salute w7as fired U. S. Kitchens Interest Jap WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 tP).

Dean Rusk, assistant secretary of state, was quoted as telling senators today he believes no top State Department official ever has advocated U. S. recognition of Red China. Senator Sparkman D-Ala said Rusk made'the statement at a closed meeting of a Senate foreign relations subcommittee which is considering President Truman's nomination of Ambassador Philip C. Jessup as a United Nations delegate.

The subcommittee called Rusk before it in an effort to reconcile a conflict between the sworn testimony of Jessup and Harold E. Stas- from the historic heights of Quebec to mark the arrival of the royal outdistance a police pursuit car a Hi miies an hour, and then fled on'iOrway Labor 1 arty couple. The salute actually sig- foot cither in a successful escape or into the Bellevue quarry reser- id 1.19 111 JUULrtl "mailed the official beginning of the! i He Savs A ni eri ran si 9 A. 'month-long coast-to-coast tour and OSLO, Norway. Oct.

voir on the Philadelphia Pike. UMPIRES: Summers, (AD plate; BalUnf ant, (NL) first; Paparella, (AL) second; Barlick, (NL) third; Stevens, (AL) If foul line; Gore, (NL) rf foul line. State troopers said there is Premier Einar Gerhardsens Labor chance the man fell into the deep Party emerged stronger in Nor-water of the quarry and drowned, v. ay's rural district and citycouncil but they pointed out that he could 'elections and the Communist Party Have Ihe Latest But Dine Out visit in Washington, D. C.

Throughout the day, Elisabeth and her husband were to greet welcoming throngs. There was no prospect of rest for the royal couple for (See PRINCESS Pajfe 24) first. After Eddie Stanky grounded to Brown, Dark singled to left, his eighth hit of the series. Bobby Thomson filed to DiMaggio before Irvin lashed a single to left, his tenth hit. When Woodling fumbled the ball and threw to second, Dark scored.

Thomson Makes 2-Rase Error A two-base error by Thomson, who threw wild to first afterfield-ing Gil McDougald's smash insida the third base line, put Jansen in trouble in the second. The Giant righthander left McDougald on second as Brown flied to Irvin and Collins grounded to Lockman. also nave slipped away in the dark took a drubbing, incomplete returns indicated today. In the balloting yesterday for 744 tVio hnr Pnrtv nnllpd sen as to whether Jessup has favored recognition of the Chinese Communist regime. "Rusk made the Today's Game Play, by Play TOKYO, Oct.

9 JP). Do American husbands really enjoy helping their wives in the kitchen? ness. Todays search is covering the woodtd areas adjacent to the quarry, (See POLICE ELUDED Pag-e 8) the greatest vote, running some Atomic I raining Ulast First Inning Sparkman said, "that to the best of Gora Morata, business manager 46 Der cent of the total. The Com- his understanding no top official in YANKESS Woodling was called 'Ieadv' to Be Set Off of the Nippon Times 'old a Chamber! i ii rr ftn Vi A auai i i j. lins rolled out Lockman to Jansen, who covered first.

NO RUNS, NO HITS, ONE ERROR, ONE LEFT. GIANTS Mays walked on a full of Commerce luncheon today thatjuie lc oul on rs-Sron LAS VEGAS, Oct. 9 ilW'ro rAarlvr onv lima trt ft it nfT he looked into the matter while in "i1- Stanley to Lockman. Berra walked Lopat walked Mays but Hartung says Gordon Dean, chairman of th'e the -United States recently. count.

Hartung hit a one-bouncer Here's what he found a double play. Lopat Imunists appeared to be losing two-Do Knocks Down Cllll, fifths of their 1947 vote and losing ii .1 council seats to the Labor Party. Causes Hunter Death; With 330 of the 744 districts ac- MARSEILLE, Oct. 9 i.Pi. Abel counted for.

parties of the anti-Chomat. 30-year-old farmer, wasjlaborite bloc showed individual shot to death yesterday by his dog. gains, but the Communists were Out hunting, Chomas placed his down to 42,655 votes and 303 can-pun against a tree, and bent down didates elected. At the. sam; point uuunvru iiilu to the -box and Lopat started a I Asked whether Rusk had regard- on four Pitches.

Dark raced behind ed Jessup as a top State Depart-! third for DiMaggio's hot grounder I ment official, Sparkman replied: jand threw to Stanky forcing Berra "WTelL he (Jessup is an "Everywhere I went, people took Atomic Energy Commission. "If is the first of a series of atomic blasts, the purpose of which double play, the pitcher to Mc-j Dougald to Mize. Brown stopped; to McDougald to Mize. Westrum rolled to Brown to retire the side. McDougald Hits 4-Run Homer me into their kitchens and showed me how modern they were; fancy is to train troops for atomic war-1 stoves, electric mixers, and Westrum's sharp grounder with his chest and threw to Mize for the put- farp Ahnut 1000 snldieris star.innprl McDougald's grand-slam home bar.ssador-at-large.

Stassen asserted under oath fifteenth -to equal Frank terday that Jessup gave the sub-! Frisch's world series record for most eames Dlaved. at Camp Desert Rock. 75 miles to! machines to wash the dishes. out. run, the tnird in all world beries "Then they would announce: Now let's all go out for dinner.

history, capped a five-run Yankee spurt in the third inning. no Runs, no hits, no errors, NONE LEFT. Third Inning: YANKEES Jansen grabbed Lo- Jansen got himself in trouble by walking Woodling and Rizzuto with the north near the AEC's proving ground, will take part in the maneuvers. Dean, who toured the test center yesterday, wouldn't say when the first blast will come. Bookmakers 'are giving odds that it will be before the end of the week.

Police Warn Dance Crashers to peer through Ousnes. His dog in tne counting iour jeais aso knocked the gun down. It went 1 Communists had 63,111 and 498 off. candidates elected. Five Red Feather Drive Units Raise $12,647 in Few Hours NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO ERRORS, ONE LEFT.

GIANTS Stanky grounded sharply to Brown who threw him out. Dark stroked a line single over Rizzuto head into- left. Thomson raised a high fly to DiMaggio. Irvin (See BASEBALL Page 30) pat's one-bouncer back to the box After Fight at School Affair In Today's Paper singled off the left field wall, send- Following a series of fights, which fights broke out during which on'me ralk to third and when Wood and easily tossed him out. Wood-ling walked on four pitches.

Rizzuto walked on a full count. Berra grounded sharply to Lockman who threw to Dark forcing Rizzuto as Woodling went to third. DiMaggio pumped a single into short left scor- (See PLAY BY PLAY Pagre 30) $500,000 Fund Voted To Advertise Bonds A spot check of five units ir. the! ported $12,647 in gifts before noon. Industrial and office buildings di- i The hardware company last night resulted in two fractured ribs for of the students was knocked down; Ung juggied the ball Dark continued vnuth at a dance at the Alexis and kicked" At the Delaware and Irvin stopped at second one youtn, at a aance at tne Aiexisiriitol it fm-nr? He Mitainprf tan.

reported to campaign officials they had finished their share in the drive, with 100 per cent participa visions of the 1951 Red Feather campaign, which got under way this morning, disclosed $12,647 in pledges durinz the first hours the Red nassed bv the Senate vesterdav'1- auPont Scho1 last niht' state! fractured ribs. would allow the government to spend-Police issued a warning today that State police rounded up six sus tion of company officials, and em- ployes pledging an average gift of $500,000 to advertise sale of intrusion of uninvited persons to pects and are today seeking others. fly to DiMaggio behind second base. The run is not earned. ONE RUN.

TWO HITS, ONE ERROR, ONE LEFT. Second Inning: YANKEES Mays took Mize's nign scnooi aances ui noi ue, r-auii iaii lius activity siarLs, savings bonds How They Stand Pet. The provision is in a $1,751,197,000 House-passed bill providing extra Pag Amusements 29 Answers to Question 1' Classified 35-36-37-38-39 Comics 33 Culbertson on Card 2 Death Notices 34 Editorials 18 Financial 34 Obituary 54 Radio and Television 35 Society 26-27 Spoils 30-31-32- Women's Interests JW tolerated. Aubrey Reed of the Penny Three youths "crashed the Hill Troop said. "We cannot tolerate at the dance and were put out by the activities of such 'marauders' students in charge of the affair, these uninvited guests to the school State police said that later the parties.

Every effort will be made rfunds for defense and other federal $7.50 each. The total contribution of the company and its employes was $925. an increase of 15 per cent over their 1950 record, Mr. Baldwin said. The campaign chairman said the hardware company's report was "a wonderful symbol of the enthusiasm and confident spirit throughout our community" at the start of the Feather army of 4,000 volunteers were working.

The drive, seeking $992,000 for the support of 25 sharing Red Feather organizations, will continue through Oct. 25. O. H. P.

Baldwin, general chairman of trie campaign, said leaders of the drive in DuPont and Hercules office buildings, in Allied Kid, and General Motors plants, and the Delaware Hardware re- agencies during the current fiscal year. The bill now goes to Senate-House conference for elimination of towering fly in shallow center. Thomson fielded McDpugald's hot smash inside the, third base line, then threw wildly past Lockman al 3 2 .600 three returned with a group of from to stamp out the practice." Yankees Giants 10 to a dozen more in two automo- The six arrested by troopers today differences 2 3 .400 lowing McDougald to reach second Advertisine was authorized in biles. were sent to Family Court. All are npwsnaners and masazines and on' The eroun attempted to force en- charged with trespass and assault on the two base error.

Irvin came in radio and television. 'trance to the dance and several land battery. fast to take Brown's low liner. Col-i.