The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 14

ITNTOI.V SfNDAY JOI RVAL AI STAR Jnlr 24. 195S 4B AF General- Original Lincoln Bus Token Was Passed as $5 Goldpiece Chisox Slay Alive Ellsworth Defense Has Month to Act One of the first bus tokens 'is sued by the Lincoln Traction Company (predecessor of Lincoln City On Hill, Fieldiiiff Lines), has been received by The Sunday-Journal and Star, tutm-, 4 V- -y' V' i "ii I 1 1 i 1 1 afej A' It "will be turned over to the Ne May Face Gourtmarliaf 'Acted Wrongly On Insurance1 WASHINGTON The Air Force announced Saturday it has charged retired Maj. Gen. Bryon braska State historical Society. -MEMPHIS, Tenn.

-The defense has a month to whip up arguments against a move to extradite F. J. Ellsworth, accused of acquiring his whopping bankroll by murdering a rich Philadelphia widow. Asst. Dist.

Atty Theodore Smith of Philadelphia outlined the charge against Ellsworth Friday then the Former Lincolnite Henry Wil Both sides of old bus tokea .362. He had seven hits In 27 at bats. Harvey Kuenn of Detroit dropped two points to .324, but he held the runner-up position! Nellie Fox of Chicago is third with .321 followed by" Al Smith of Cleveland with .317 and Vic Power of Kansas City with .311. Campanella slumped six points NEW YORK UrWThe spirited drive made by the Chicago White Sox which has resulted in moving them into a neck-and-neck battle with the New York Yankees for first place in the American League pennant race can be attributed to two factors pitching and defense. The White Sox, who took over the top spot from the Yankees liams, who sent the token from Marshalltown, said it was is sued some 40 years ago.

on one side bears picture of Abraham Lincoln, making It resemble the old Lincoln pennies. The original token is the same With British Chancellor of Exchequer Neville Chamberlain at the 1933 World Economic Conference In London, circuit court hearing was continued until Aug. 24. size as the bus tokens in use today. E.

Gates, former commander oi Chanute Air Force Base, 111., with to .340 as a result of only three However, it is copper colored and Ellsworth, 36, of Omaha, was Friday night, have the circuit's hits in 10 trips. Richie Ashburn of giving fit- charged murder soon after earned run leader in Billy Pierce, Flash Downpour he aroused police suspicionst by Under Lincoln's picture is the inscription "Lincoln, Nebr." Tha other side of the token reads "The Lincoln Traction Co, One City Fare." Williams said traveling men going through Lincoln later passed the bus tokens out state as $5 gold- Floods Atlanta turning up in Las Vegas flashing an bankroll most in $100 bills. i Smith said police expected to i ferred treatment to insur-a m-panies" selling policies at the base. The accusation was one of three leveled at Gates in the case. pieces.

Because of this the traction show that money is part of about $100,000 mostly $100 bills taken from Mrs. Lulubel Ross- ATLANTA UV-A man was swept to death in a storm sewer, tightly closed automobiles floated in flooded streets, and waters swirled into many homes and stores as one of the worst cloudbursts in years hit Atlanta Saturday. Damage was estimated in the thousands of dollars. Winslow Jones, 32-year-old cafe man 'i -safety deposit box. She was suffocated in her Philadelphia hotel apartment July 3.

company began punching a hole in each token. Williams sent an unpunched token, notingthat he thought it should beTia liricoliuHifa schoolboy here when the token was issued, he said. Philadelphia moved from third place to second with a six-point gain to 329. Duke Snider of the Dodgers dropped four points to third place at .326. Ted Kliiszewski of Cincinnati is fourth with .317.

Tied for fifth are Smoky Burgess and Wally Post, both of Cincinnati, with .313. Snider is the senior circuit's home run leader with 33. He hit five last week to take over the No. 1 spot from Kluszewski. Big Klu connected twice to raise his total to 31.

Snider also has driven in the most runs, 97 while Kluszewski trails with 71. Mickey Mantle of the Yankees leads the American League In homers with 21 while Jackie Jensen of Boston has the most RBI's, who has a brilliant 1.90 ERA. Chicago's Dick Donovan, with a 247 earned run mark, has the league's best winning percentage, .867 13 victories against only two setbacks. Defensive leaders in the American League the past three sea-sons" the White Sox again are leading in that department. The "Go Go" lads have erred only 62 times while handling 3,532 chances for a fielding mark of .982, the same average they compiled in 1954.

Maintained Leads In the individual batting races, Detroit's Al Kaline and Roy Campanella of Brooklyn maintained their leads last week. An lttvesiiga-- Police Testify Two Las Vegas police sergeants, R. J. Dunn and E. E.

Gardner, Riding with President Roosevelt In pre-war August, 1939, and a Philadelpia cigar store clerk, E. Leedom, were called to testify. The officers said Ellsworth and More Irrigators Sign Loup Pact State irrigation chief Dan Jones received word Saturday that another 20 Loup Basin pump Irrigators have reached agreement it Ray Wilson, 33, of Tulsa, were picked up in Las Vegas July 6 be Gales tion is under way to determine whether the general should be tried by court-martial. The Air Force announcement said: "The charges allege that Gex Gates accorded preferential treatment to and sponsored automobile and life insurance companies on the base where he served as commander, contrary to provisions of Air Force regulations; that he made false official statements; and that he conducted himself unbecoming an officer in this connec cause $37,000 was deemed a su able amount for two ex-convicts to employe and father of four children, was sucked into an uncovered manhole while swimming in a flooded street with several other men. Many low areas in the city were flooded by the downpour.

Hundreds of automobiles, parked in streets, were covered or partially covered by water. Georgia Tech's tennis courts formed a lake 10 feet deep. Forecaster John Schilling estimated between one and two Inches of rain fell during the hour-long downpour. be hauling around. 'J There was a suspicion the two with tha Loup River Public Power District on an arrangement for men were passing not money- Kaline dropped eight points to 75.

Major League Averages The Amrlatrd Pre. I I.Ftr.t'R IKM.l LI BATTIM4 (11 1 RATTING Club AB RR Rbi fft. getting it changed into different bills. compensating for water the irri gators use. The men were first questioned UtL about a $350,000 New York bank robbery, but were released.

The i is. All HK Rhl P.l. IkHtrnit Jilt 475 tin 440 .270 iriiM This brought to 60 the number of reported agreements and Jones said it appears they will be "com ing in gradually. 3W S7) 1.11 313 bioano Wl 4 WI3 74 411 47 4t WV Kansas Clljf 3 374 B4 7 6 345 2MI 31M 4.1 git Its Nw Vera 3I''' MS Jl'15 44 1 17 4'-4 i rWwtnn 4S2 KH7 4-'5 .2. a-' MI 415 IM 1117 Ml Ineland 3115 425 7W) S2 .24 jy.ti tit a J54 Whiitl MS 713 54 314.2(7 781 S3 31 i Battimurt 3u03 2 7 42 271.229 flrtmalva Lrnna Cincinnati 1iiiraukr Nrw Vork I'hilartclphu Pitlthurs money, $87,237, was returned to them after police made a list of serial numbers.

Philadelphia police stepped in soon after. Escorting Japanese Ambassador Nomura to White House talks Nor. 17, 1911, prior to Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Cordell Hull: He Served Cause, of Peace in War Era Chicata 3181 3M 74 111 373 41), Asked For Tape Leedom was called by Smith to (in riKi.i)io rias testify that Ellsworth and a com tion. "Maj.

Gen. John H. McCormick, commander of the 3700th Air Wing, Technical Air Force Air Training Command, has been named to conduct the investigation prescribed by the uniform code of military justice to determine whether trial by courtmartial is justified." Gates, who now lives at Ran-toul, 111., issued a categorical de nial of "all these implications- wrong-doing or wrongful intent." Gates said "my first explanation must be made within" the military svftem and later to the public." 'The Air Force said Gates retired CLl FiH.DIS'O Club i ru A DP Pft. Chirato 91 2427 1043 62 .92 Cleveliinil 93 2541 9i5 6i tt I Kansas City 91 1504 1M2 to lir2 .7 New 93 2456 Hits 77 I3 97t Bimlnn 91 2491 104(1 92 .977 Ballimora 90 2IMS to 87 .977 Detroit 90 2461 974 .97 Washinttnn 91 2415 9Sg 101 .972 panion tried to buy two-inch adhesive tape in his store the day before Mrs. Rossman was slain.

Omaha Native Will Head FBI in Oiuuha OMAHA (J Joseph E. Thornton, an Omaha native who has headed Federal Bureau of Investigation offices in Boston, Miami, Portland, Honolulu and St. Louis-has been named agent in charge of the bureau's Omaha office. He succeeds W. H.

Williams, who has been transferred to Springfield, III. The Omaha office has jurisdiction over Nebraska and Iowa. I'O A DP Prt. 97 IW 4 5t 2 7 J5 .979 SI 71 (W .979 2 2443 14 77 111 1(173 4 95 .977 93 2'-l IWl .97 94 2Shi 1014 97 IW .974 9 lil 112 1115 lit .972 I'hiladflphig Bri)Na St lnin Cincinnati Chicago Vtlwauk cw Vork The basin has some 400 pump irrigators. The Loup District holds senior rights to Loup River water and this year, for the first time, has exercised its right under the constitution to demand payment from irrigators with junior rights for the water they use.

Gov. Victor Anderson said Saturday he had heard no tlk of any agitation for a special legislative session to deal with the Loup Basin water matter. The store is about a block from rit'shurgh Tnplr vlava ('hicaao. MilwaukM. New the hotel in which Mrs.

Rossman died, he said. The dead woman INimiOrAL BATTING (lab AH II It hi Pel. Plaer. Vork, rituburgh. V'alo, 79 59 2 23 .364 was bound and gagged with ad 80 111 SO 31 62 3t 45 14 IvnniDI'AL BATTIN'O f7S al bats ar morn hesive tape.

in the cause of peace." The President ordered all American flavs flown at half staff. A solemn, gray-haired man who rose from a Tennessee log cabin to high office, Hull won a Nobel Prize and the title "Father of the United Nations" for his zealous efforts to achieve world peace. But he served in an era of world conflict. Pictured here are stages in his career as secretary of state. rtarrr.

Club All HH RHI Prt Cordell Hull, who was secretary of state during the three Roosevelt administrations (1333-44) died Saturday in U.S. Naval Hospital at Bethesda, Md. He was 83. The funeral will be at It a.m. Tuesday in Washington's National Cathedral.

President Eisenhower interrupted the Geneva Big Four summit conference to pay ribi'tc to Hull's "long and fruitful labors Nrcnmh, Bkn. 75 29 Id 162 3h2 ITS 132 344) 3h8 tl 379 174 15t 125 4 5 4 Wilson, arrested in La Vegas on the Philadelphia charges, also planned to fight extradition. J. Bnen.Pgh. 77 kitline.

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N.Y. 32 11! 7 38 lUliiSi. Kunis, Phil. J53 44 16 ti7 .211 Ellsworth had left Las Vegas1 when the Philadelphia charges came through, but was picked up in Omaha. He made $75,000 bond i on the fugitive warrants.

He was rearrested when he flew here July 12 for a court appearance. FcwcrNchraskans Leaving Stale Nebraska lost about 5.3 people per 1,000 population because of interstate migration from April, 1930 toJtmef accqrding-to- figure: published in the Statistical Bulletin of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. The emigration rate, although slightly higher than the July, 1945, to March, 1950, figure, was much lower than during the World War II years. Nebraska's rate of loss during the 1950-54 period was lower than those of Iowa and the Dakotas. Kansas lost 2.1 per thousand.

Only state in the seven-state West North Central area, which in -'SOLDSMOBILE t7 34 .266 TMexe to farmers who grow wheat solely for use on their own farms and do not Kllioit. 8t-L. 7 21 0 7 67 22 45 Vic Urges More Traffic Safely 30 .277 20 .277 34 90 ratnan. t'ordor. Radio, BMUr, ovardrivt.

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K.C. Governor Anderson said Saturday more traffic safety will have to be stressed on county roads. The governor noted 37 persons lost their lives on county roads to July 1 this week compared with 27 to July in WSJ. He said "good progress" has been made in cutting down the number of fatalities on state highways and attributed the reduction to radar enforcement facilities. Sixtv-nine Dersons were 'killed on Benson proposed such a change in the law last October.

Now he has appealed to the House Agriculture Committee to take action. The Senate already has approved the exemption. Farmers who produce wheat in excess of their marketing quotas are subject to a penalty of $1.13 a bushel on the excess grain. Benson said some of the noncommercial growers are refusing to pay and others are refusing to allow government agents on their land to check acreage. Instances of farmers refusing to .256 Zauchin, Bon.

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.2.18 .218 .216 .214 .234 .212 .231 .227 .223 with 8U in 1954. The governor said many complaints, however, have been raised against undesignated radar areas. Anderson' said he has asked Col. Carl Sanders, commander of the State Safety Patrol, to post radar signs on speed limit' signs. Easterner Ahead In Chess Batik A 15-year-old Philadelphia youth, 273 1(9 137 281 240 22 1 15 211 1.13 Rait.

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The proposal calls for a building I to house six units of equipment and provide space for servicing equipment and training firemen. Chadron now has a volunteer department of some 50 men headed by Chief Paul Thein. '0 FR (Limited Number) (5t lnainvs marrt I mphlell Viash. 170 Club IP ItB SO I. Fit 4 lienle, lie.

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Omaha Co. Begins To Ship Uranium OMAHA W) A uranium company headed by two Omahans has begun commercial shipment of uranium ore from the Fremont County, Wyoming area, according to Delbert Mack, treasurer of the firm. Mack said the Cheyenne Mining and Uranium Co. is shippng about 45 tons a day to a Riverton, receiving station. Within 30 days, Mack said, the firm expects to ship up to 150 tons of ore a day.

Parker Erickson, an Omaha contractor, is president of the firm. The company has 35 claims, each covering about 20 acres, in the Fremont region. Mack said they expected to grade ore from claims at about .33 per cent uranium oxide about I per cent is considered profitable from a commercial standpoint. 3 05 3 US 16 44 2 1 l.WI 31 77 1.90 12 14 1 212 10 22 5 4 2.30 players under age 21 as the S. Junior Campion Chess Tournament finished its ninth round Saturday.

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Chi. 7 4 11 North Platte Ex-Con Pleads Guilty to Rape NORTH PLATTE (ff George Lamphear, 45, of North Platte pleaded guilty in County Court Saturday to a charge of rape, and bound over to District Court 59 66 12 32 4 4 4 12 Wehmeier. Phil. KM in 48 60 4 14 Kui k. N.Y 115 112 66 5 5 18 83 119 IT.

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Slohna. Wash. 5 2 4.S2 3 3 4. 7 11 4 4 3 4 44 4 2 1 5 Lamphear appeared before County Judge Oscar Sandal, Lamphear was charged with raping a 57-year-old wonyin Friday night. He was released from the Nebraska Penitentiary Thursday on parole with 4 months left to serve of a 6 year sentence for assault with Intent to do great bodily harm.

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