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PAGE (OX Senator Lodge States Loyalty Files Valueless Washington, June Lodge said today that state department loyalty files on 81 persons accused by Senator McCarthy are too 1 'to settle the Issue. By saying so, Lodge contradicted Senator Tydings chairman ot senate committee. Investigating charges that the department IB a Red haven. Tydings contends the committee's study of the files will show a complete "true or false" picture. Lodge Is a member of the five-man Investigating group.

In another phase of the long Investigation of McCarthy's attack on the state department and Its officials, the committee tried today to pry loose from the justice department a record concerning John S. Service, Far East diplomat accused by McCarthy as pro-communist. It purports to be the transcript ot a 1945 conversation between Service and Philip Jaffe, Amerasia magazine editor. Investigators said they had received testimony that Service transmitted military crets to Jaffe. Service testified thai he never knowingly did so; that lie had no such secrets to impart.

Driscoll Urges GOP To Show Voters Its Back in Business jf- Atlantic City, N. June Alfred E. Driscoll New Jersey today urged the re party to do away with ex cuses and toll the nation "we'n back in business again." Drificoll opened a two-day "shirt sleeve" meeting ot republican from Maine to Florida at the Clai Idgc hotel with an admonition tha "playing with communists or wit centralization of government lead to slavery." The governor called for "a strong unified party In which it is los sible to be progressive for the we? fare of Ihe people and be soum and conservative when spendin, oilier people's money," Driscoll, who has been mention ed as a possible republican candi date for president in 1952, said: "The democratic parly has bluni ly and frankly admitted it does no know how to govern our countn during a period nt prosperity ex cept by laldng the road to bank ruptcy-- deficit financing, staggei ing debt, high taxes on people wit' small as well as large incomes." Drlscoll gave this formula th meeting, the first three alme at gelling out the republican vot in November: "Lets tell the folks that the part that licked slavery once and panded freedom can do it again. "It Is silly for us to keep inslstin thai we were right all of the tlm our party was out of power, an that the people were wrong durini the entire period. "During this period, even whei we were right, we didn't know how to sell our program; and excuse at this late date won't do us an: good.

"From Pennsylvania in the eas to California in the west, we'r hark in business again." Rio Grande Strike To Make 8500 Idle Denver, June 23--(IP)--Railroai spokesmen said tonight that mos of the 8,500 Rio Grande rallroai workers in Colorado and Utah wil he laid off Immediately If switchmen's strike materializes to morrow. The Rio Grande has about 40' switchmen. They are scheduled ti strike at 6 a Although the Burlington railroa is not involved in the schedule strike, operations of one ot trains, the California Zephyr, wouh be affected. The California Zepliy is a Rio Grande train between Den ver and Salt Lake City. The Burl ington brings it into Denver.

The Hio Grande announced toda that it has embargoed freight am baggage ulid will cancel all Iraln which could not reach their des tinalions by the 6 a. m. deadline. USE THE TRIBUNE WANT ADS Deaths and Funerals PETERSON Dorothy Janell Peterson, daughier of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold O. Peterson of Knner. Larry, Harold Carol Ann, Betty, Richard and Bill Peterson of Kuner. Granddaughter of Mrs. Anna Peterson of Knner and Mr, and Mrs.

John Walker of Fort Lupton. Arrangements later. league It NATIONAL LEAGUE earns rooklyn hlladelphla t. Louis oston hicago 'ew York ittshurgh incltiiiati W. Pet.

Jit 21 .607 2 .582 24 .578 26 .544 25 27 .509 38 .356 89 .304 AMERICAN LEAGUE earns letroit 'cw York leveland loston Vafshtngton Chicago -I. Louis W. L. Pet. 18 .679 38 .633 25 .576 30 .524 32 .458 33 .441 37 .351 'hiladelphia 21 40 .344 iovf.

Restrains tanking Merger San Francisco, June 23--(fP)--A ederal temporary restraining order was issued today against the Bank of America to prevent Its acquis- lion of 22 California banks with combined deposits of more than 150,000,000. The acquisition frojn TransAmerica corporation een announced only a few hours earlier. The order was issued by the ninth U. B. circuit court of appeals at the rcqueRt of the hoard of gov ernors of the federal reserve sya tem.

The petition also named Trans America. The federal reserve system pres ent is hearing charges of ten dencles toward monopoly in com merclal hanking against Trans America. The petition for the order sai Hint the hank acquisitions, I consumated, would deprive the board and the court of jurisdiction in the monopoly case. Gossips Say Margaret Would Marry Dalkeilh London, June 23--(ff)--Tea-table talk in London today had It tha Princess Margaret will marry childhood sweetheart--a rich, red haired Scotsman. Hut Buckingham palace ignore! such chit-chat.

The story is that Princess Eliza foeth's little sister is engaged to the 20-year old Enrl of Dalkelth and that it will he announced afte: Margaret's 20th birthday, Aug. 21. The earl and the princess have been friends since childhood am for the past three years he ha her most devoted companion at dances, dinners, house parties and the theater. He snt beside her In an open carriage last week when the royal family mnile their traditional drive, to the Royal Ascot race meeting, then was a guest at, Windsor lodge. The earl dismissed the rumors as "foolish" and said "the number of times I havo escorted the princess is Irrelevant." The earl--a six-footer--is the son of the Duko of Buccleuch.

He keeps busy managing his father's six huge estates, covering 500,000 acres In seven counties. Some day the earl will Inherit his. father's fortune, one of Britain's greatest. The earl and the princess have a family link, though not a blood relationship. Margaret's aunt-hy- marrlage, the Duchess of Gloucester, is a sister of the earl's father and therefore his aunt, too.

Harvard Crew Beats Yale New London, June smooth, strong Harvard crew defeated Yale in the four mile varsity race here tonight. Harvard crossed the finish line on the Thames river a winner by about a half a length. Greeley'a Junior American team will go to'Boul- ler Sunday afternoon to open econd round of play In the North- rn Colorado Legion league. Three oundt ot play are being held this 'ear In the league. Oreeley trounced the Boulder line, 13-7, In the first round opener here two weeks ago.

Other games Sunday will lend he league leading Louisville nine Lon'gmont, and Fort ColHni to joveland. Prospects for a wide-open tour earn race were enhanced Thursday night when Greeley slipped past lOiigmout, 6-4, and Fort Collins handed Louisville Its first defeat, -3. In the' other game Thursday Boulder walloped Loveland, 14-1. r.indlngs: Teams: W. LiOuisvllle 4 Fort Collins 3 Greeley 8 'FUNERAL HOMES DTRD Huttle Dcvony Byrd, 803 Sixth Oraveslde services held at 1:10 p.m.

Saturday at Enni Cemetery. uUer Sunday for Round Opener Longmont Boulder L. 1 1 2 2 8 5 Pet. .800 .750 .500 .400 .500 at MAJOR LEAGUE VV RESULTS AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington 001 000 030--1 5 0 Cleveland --Oil JOS 14- 1 ROM, Haynei (4), Pearce (S), and Evani, Okrle and Hegan, Murray (8). Philadelphia 000 100 400-- 5' I' 8 Chicago 302.301--11.14 'I Kellner, Schldb (5); Burts'chey (7), Coleman (7) and Guerra, Astroth (7); Gunrpert, Haefner (7), Aloma (8) and MasL Boston 100 50.0 042-r-lZ 15 0 St.

024 000-- 8 9 1 Stobbs, McDermott. (6) and Balls; Dorlsh, Marshall (4), Pil- lelle (7), Widmar (7) and Lollar. New York 100 120-- 9 13 0 Detroit 000 800 002--10 13 0 Byrne, Sanford (4), Ferrlck (4), Page (8) and Berra; Gray, Trout (4), Calvert (8), Hutchinson (8) an Swift, Robinson (9). Lovelaud Sunday schedule: Greeley Boulder, Louisville at Longmout and Fort Collins at Loveland. Postponed games to make up: Longmont at Fort Collins.

Greeley Softball Windsor Merchants 7, Frontier Refining G. Hyde Clothiers 6, Fort Collins VFW 0. WESTERN UEAGUi Wichlla 0, Omaha 3. Colorado Springs 5, Sioux City Lincoln 11, Denver 6. 11 Year Old Boy Kicks to Truman on Dad's New Job Washington, June 23--(IP)-President Truman got a complain from Paris today about his nomina tion of a new ambassador-at-large Milton Katz.

It arrived by mail from 11-year old Johnny Kalz, the son of th' economic cooperation admiuis trallon official, who has been named to succeed W. Averell Har rlman in Ihe posi lion. In careful typing Johnny told the president: "We were all set to go home in September after two years abroad Tonight my mother told us my dad has to take over Ambassador Har riman's job and we can't go home except for a two month visit this summer. "No I ask you 'how would you like to be ahlo to go home to Amer lea only once, for two mouths, in two years? "My brolher, Bobby, and I woulc be much happier if you could lei us go home lo slay. Can't you possible finad another man to take his job?" Kidnap Charge! Filed Denver, June charges were filed In district court today against Rodney Wright, a wartime pilot, and James Bills former marshal at Aurora, Denver suburb.

Investigators for the district attorney said Wright's wife, Mrs Gsm Lee Wright, lold them the two men called for her In an automobile last Friday and held her. fore ihly for an hour and a half. She declared they struck and other wise abused her. Bond was set at for each defendant. A LaSaiie Memorial Ball Park LASALLE, COLO.

8 p.m. Greeley Elks vs. Exhibition 9 p.m.-Norris Construction Co. vs. Boulder Dons Sunday.

June 25 HwBST I9 WMCR wvi vHIVIIW VI NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati 010 100 000--2 11 2 New York 000 30ic--5 9 1 Fox, Smith (7) and Scheffing; Kennedy aniJ Wystrum. St. Louis 010 000 002--3 6 0 Boston 000 001 102--4 5 0 Munger and Rice, Bucha (8); Spahn and Cooper. Pittsburgh 2 0 0 100-- 3 8 0 Brooklyn 013.100 82x--15 19 0 Dickson, Queen (3), MacDonald (7), Lombardl (8) and Mueller, Turner (7); Podbelian and Campa- uella. Chicago 020 002 300--7 14 0 Philadelphia -030 000 100--4 7 1 Lade (2), Hiller (7), Mlnner (7) and Owen; Simmons, Donnelly (7), Klnstanty and Sem- inlck.

Moving Mountain Harms Ranch Slater, June 23--(jP)--El- mer Goodwin, who owns a ranch near the Colorado-Wyoming boundary, said a moving mountain has ruined a large stretch of valuable hay land. Great clumps of aspen and scrub oak came tumbling down, Goodwin said, when one side of the hill caved in. The slide, which is on Slater creek, threw up a blockade against fishermen on the stream. USE THE TRIBUNE WANT ADS Vatican City, II--(ft--Jut 87-year-old mother will wltneei the ceremony tomorrow ot her chM a laint, pdrllef en- loyed by rib other mother In the hlitory of the Catholic church. Maria Oorettl, 11-year-old Italian "martyr of purity," li to be elevated to talnthood.

at a'huge outdoor ceremony In St. Peter'i iquare. Pope Plui will present the murdered child ai a model 'for all the world'i youth'of Not only will Marla'i mother be present, but also a brother from New Jersey, another who Urea In Italy and two Once, more than 100 years ago, the mother of Aloyilui Gonraga, a Spaniard, her-child beatified, the nearest approach to the ceremony tomorrow. AIio Betting a precedent for Rome will tie the holding of the ceremony out of doors. Saint Francis of Assist and Saint Anthony of Padua were canonized In 1228 and 1232 In outdoor' ceremonies elsewhere, however.

Large it St. Peter'i basilica could 'not hold the crowd expected to witness the sanctification. 'A holy year crowd of 500,000 may jam the square. Trade Treaties' End May Help Producers Washington, June United States and Mexico are ending their reciprocal trade agreement on Dec. 31, 1950.

This Is an event of much economic importance because It-means higher U. S. tariffs on Imports not only from Mexico but a number of other countries as well. Mapor repercussions will be felt in oil and lead. Officials said the cancellation 'wilt double--from 10 cents a barrel to 21 cents- the tariffs on about half the oil imported into this country.

This includes oil from Venezuela, the Middle East and other areas as well as Mexico. Kirk vt. Dldrlkion Denver, June 23--Peggy Kirk and Babe Mdrikson survived to the finals In the Women's Western Open golf championship finals Friday. The final match will be played today. The Stanley Cup has been won 13 times by National Hockey League teams representing American Sri Fine Foods Cafe and Bar Stimulating Beverages Sunday Special Roast Young Tom Turkey with dressing and cranberry sauce, In cludinR appetizer, salad, a drink and dessert.

SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN FRENCH FRIED SHRIMP and FINE STEAKS served at all hours, Open every weekday from 8 to 2 Sundays from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. an South 8th Avenui TRACTOR MACHINERY AUCTION At Wilton Corner 3 miles east of Eaton, Colo. TUESDAY, JUNE 27-1 P. M.

22 TRACTORS 1950 New Maisey Harrli 55 Delsel with widened rime and Chloride. This a real tractor. 1946 Oliver Cletrao with dozer and carryall. 1948 Inter with ilngle front, 1948 JD tractor, 1947 Inter 1945 Inter. A with bean cutter and beet puller, 2--194S Allei Chalmer tractors, one with cult.

Inter. 22x36 on new rubber, 2--Inter. 10x20 tractors on good rubber, 1939 JD with new'rubber, 1948 JD with single front, 1938 JD 1940 JD BR tractor, 1938 Inter. F30, 1938 Case 1938 JD GP, 1947 VAC Case, Inter. F20 with cult, and lister.

14 COMBINES 6 ft. Baldwin combine motor driven. 1948 Maney Clipper Combine, self propelled, 1948 MM 12 ft. combine, 1948 12 ft. Oliver combine, 1947 MM combine No.

69 with bean 1947 MM combine No. 69, 1948 JD 12A, motor driven and bean 1945 Inter. 62 motor driven combine, 1946 Oliver PTO 6 ft. combine, 1947 JD 12 A PTO combine, 1945 Alles Chalmers PTO Grainmaiter combine, Allea Chalmers PTO combine, 1948 Case combine, 1948 JD 12A combine, 0 ft Innes pick-up for combine. 1947 MM combine No.

69 with bean attach, JD No. 9 combine. CARS TRUCKS. 1950 Ford pick-up with leit thin 300 1938 Bulck 4 door sedan, 1936 Bulck, MISC. New Farm Hand loader with hay and manure; scoops, 1947 Farm Hand with hay and manure Uied Farm Hand loader.

Case hay and corn field. harvester with pick-up, 1949 Fox field harvester, 3 heads and 6 cyl. mounted motor, Papeg cutter. NEW JD No. 110 head roughage mill.

NEW JD 10 In. hummer mill. NEW jp No. 4 corn iheller. NEW trail power NEW mounted power sprayer and boom, 10 ft.

JD CC field 1948 heavy duty Inter, side rake, Hydraulic dump rakes, Inter. No. 14 renovator, 4 row cult, for Allcs, 15 ft. Graham Hoeme, 5 ft. Mollne Unltiller.

JD No. 5 power mower, grain motor driven, 10 ft. JD power binder on rubber. 8 ft. Inter, binder, JD No.

5 power mower on rubber. 5 sec. springtooth, Inter. 8 ft, tandem disc, 4 wheel grain trailer wagon, 4 wheel trailer wagon, heavy duty 10 ft. tandem, Chase duck-foot, Inter, power mower on rubber, JD tide rake, 10 ft.

one-way, 7 ft one-way. 1949 Oliver one row corn picker, new Oliver 2 wheel spreader, NEW Oliver 21 trail plow, 8 ft. Inter, tandem, 10 ft. Moline tandem, JD CC field Inter, side rake, Inter, power unit. Right way-milking machine.

This Is not a complete listing. If you have machinery for tale yet it on the grounds early. Terms: Cash. Sam Dlckeni, Manager Austin Sale Service, Auctioneers J. Collins, Clerk Musical Messengers Trumpet Quartet UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CHOIR YOUTH FOR CHRIST TONIGHT 8th St.

ami llth CMt of ArUir 1C; tolicht ud AnUtut Fin Chtaf Low. attrlbnUd tniodjr to imdkta'c in bed. m. (boat SO mlnatw ifter hli remoTtl thwe by tint tqtuMl. He had bwa bartttd over mlmott hli entlrt body.

Vaj In home, total IB California on Ytolt Crime Investigator in Missouri Finds H's Hot Onc-Man Job Wartinston, June crime aiBlghed to Mlisouri hai called lor help be- hi found coriditloui "too big" for him alone, Senator Kelauver mid today. Kefauver annoimed that the special senate committee on crime and gambling which-, he heads IB going Into Mltsonrl to hold open hearings "on the. baali of evidence we've already collected." Whether the Investigator- gets assistance Is to he decided later. The Missouri hearings will Include a check on any links between organized crime and political groups, Kefauver told reporters. He also said Investigators are being sent Into Ohio with a promise ot full cooperation by Gov.

Frank Lausche. Kefauver the forthcoming Missouri probe after Senator Wiley a member of the committee, demanded that the investigators Quit "running around after mice" and concentrate on tie- ups between politics and crime. Hli Number'wat Not Up Santa Monica, 23-(IP)--Roy C. Howland arose from a cot in his hack yard to greet a neighbor walking past. Because of that small act he Is alive today.

Seconds after he left the cot, an aluminum wing tank from a jet plane dropped onto It and smashed it flat! To WJ Truary Stock June SI--Tht OM ft Electric company at Orwley ti pecti to rlnai.ce part ot Hi co tinning expansion procrsm Iron of 1,332 tharef of treawr stock to present stockholders. utility receive! permle- slon from the Colorado public utlll- of record Jwe on bwU ot OH ahare for eMk held. About will thus be rMllwd. New street llgfcta In Oreeley and new nbaUtlOB at are InolBdei the expansion profram. Part of the stock will toward payment ot bank THI TRIBUNt WANT ADI Stock Car A SUNDAY.

JUNE 25th SPEEDWAY PARK FT. COLLINS, COLO. 1st 8 p.m. See the Destruction Derby 4 CARS DEMOLISHED Competition Among Fort Collins Admission Adults Sl.OOj Childron Studonts and in uniform 80c SPEAKER DENNIS J. BROWN YOU ARE INVITED TO attend all the services at the Greeley Baptist Temple this Lord's day.

We are glad to announce to the public, the Dedication of our new church Sunday, August 27. This will be followed by a four day Bible Conference. At the present we are operating two busses for free transportation to and from church. All preaching services, 14th Avenue and 9th Street. Rev.

Brown will be speaking a.t all services and will teach the Adult Bible Class at 10:00 a.m. His subject for Sunday night: "Law and Grace." Daily Broadcasts Monday through Friday, 4:45 P. from the church office. Greeley Baptist Tabernacle 14th Ave. at 9th St, Dennli J.

Brown, Pastor, Founder and Builder Evang. ROY and LYDIA SURGE Honolulu, Hawaii ONE WEEK ONLY --JIM 26-Jily 2-- You will enjoy the Spirit Filled Preaching and Singing of Evangelists from Honolulu. Sister Burge is a native Hawaiian-her uke and Hawaiian songs will thrill your soul. NIGHTLY 7:45 EXC. SAT, All Welcome Regardless Race, Creed or Color FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 9th St.

and 13th Ave. -i V. J. Crews, Pastor Hey Kids! Don't let the rest of the gang get ahead of you-Sign up for the LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAM! Sponsored by the Greeley Kiwanis Club and the Community Activities Commission MONDAYS p.m. at Ibt TUESDAYS wi THURSDAYS at WimoM PN! SATURDAYS 9.30-11:00 at Ida Collaca Pool.