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4 Part AUG. 31. 1951 ta flngflf Cimt Plummer Holds Armed Forces Hit by WCTU i. JT i Slim Lead in Friends Say Stempel Foretold Quiz Results 3 Claim Questions and Answers on Show Came Just as He Told Them in Advance Alaska Vole JUNEAU. Aug.

30 Raymond E. Plummer main- tamed a slim lead in the race for the Democratic Congres NEW YORK, Aug. 30 CFI An Investigation Into the Integrity of the NBC television quiz show 21 focused sional nomination today as returns continued to mount from Tuesday's Alaska pri today on friends of Herbert Stempel, a former contestant whose charge that the show was rigged has sparked mary election. Unofficial tabulations from a controversy. Officials of both NBC and 236 precincts put the 45-year- Blader of Forest Hills, Queens, as saying: "About four or five times Stempel old Anchorage lawyer 148 the program itself have de votes ahead of Ralph Rivers, nied the charges.

i 55, Fairbanks, for the Demo told me just what the ques cratic nomination in the U.S on Alcoholism WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 (UPI) An official of the Na-tional Women's Christian Temperance Union asserted today that the armed forces are, in effect, telling America's mothers: "Give us your boy and we will return an alcoholic." Mrs. Jennie Ray English, San Gabriel, told the union's 84th annual convention that drinking in the services is causing an increase of 2600 patients a year in veterans' hospitals. Mrs. English said reports from the Veterans Administration show that about veterans are treated annually for alcoholism.

"Most of the victims began drinking in the Army, Navy or Air Force," she said, "and the habit is now catching up with them." She traced the problem back to House race in the Nov. 25 tions and answers would be. They came out exactly as Two newspapers, the New York Post and the New York Journal-American, reported that three friends of Stempel said he had told them what general election. he said every time. Plummer maintained his The papers identified the lead in the unofficial tally third friend to bade up even though Rivers whipped the questions and answers would be on a given night Stempel story as Richard him, 1316 votes to 670.

in Janofsky of the Bronx. Stempel, a $49,000 winner and what would happen during his appearance. Followed Prediction! two big Fairbanks city precincts. These completed their count of ballots yesterday on 21, directed another charge at the program In three full days after the polls The friends said when they closed. connection with a statement he signed 18 months ago af tuned in, the show followed Stempers predictions, the Outcome in Doubt firming the show was strictly on the up and up.

papers reported. The outcome of the Plum- Meanwhile, two persons The Journal American mer-Rivers race may not be described as friends of Stem- quoted him as saying, "I decided until the remaining pel were questioned by DisL signed the repudiation of my votes are in from some 50 TOP PRIZE Chip Mallek, 3, son of Mr. ond Mrs. Emory Mallek. Cheviot Hills, looks ot 1st prize win own charges 18 months ago precincts still unreported Atty.

'ranK s. iiogan ot-fice. They were not on a promise that I would ON TV NEXT Italian Actress Elsa Martinelli, who's been seen on European and American movie screens, flashes smile os she arrives in London to begin filming a television series for U.S. firm. Wlrohot ner at the Begonia Society exhibit in Plummer Park.

and after the count of absentee ballots is completed get a $250-a-week job on Tic Timet photo the relaxation of drinking regulations on military bases during World War II. Murray Feder, one of Monday or Tuesday. Tac-Dough. I never got the job." The New York Mirror More than 2000 absentee votes were cast as the Ter had a similar story. HIDDEN ON BRITISH BUS The convention acted to Tic-Tac-Dough is another day to expand its program Stempel's instructors when the former contestant was at City College, was quoted by the Post as saying Stempel "gave me to understand that the program was not Begonia Society Installs President at Convention ritory Tuesday approved Statehood by a 6-1 margin NBC quiz, also packaged by of youth temperance educa Jack Barry and Daniel En- and picked nominees for the tion, it offered aid to churches in developing a right, producers of 21.

first State general election Leaflet From Russia Assails Khrushchev straightforward." Enright yesterday deliy the fall. Political, observ "sound and challenging emphasis on abstinence." tion opened with a business session followed by a ban- ered Stempel's statement to ers said approximately 1000 Bert Slatter of Los Ange-j les was installed president The Journal American ouoted another friend, Al Hogan office. He has stead votes still may be out in the auet in Fiesta Hall. of the American Begonia So fastly defended the show's precincts that have not re Host3 of the begonia show the leaflet when the hus one of four which carried LONDON, Aug, SO MV A leaflet' criticizing Soviet honor. ported.

ciety yesterday at the open were the society's Southland The District Attorney's of British tourists to Moscow- ing session of the two-day branches. Exhibitors from There were no other close contests for the major offices. Premier Khrushchev as a "braerart and atomnik" and fice began its investigation returned to London. throughout the nation par 26th annual convention held in Plummer Park. after a complaint about The sense of the document complaining bitterly of low Townsend Silent on Cut of World Trip ticipated.

The begonia exhibits are on public display rigging by a former con was stroneriv nationalistic living standards 1 has been found hidden in a British Attended by hundreds of begonia fanciers, the conven and anti-Khrushchev rather today from 10 a.m. to p.m testant of the Dotto pro-g a recently dropped bus just back from a tour of Swedes Hear of Russian Airliner Crash, 60 Aboard than anti-Soviet. There was no mention of the word from the air. Russia. The leaflet hand-printed PARIS, Aug.

30 Group Communism. MISSING YACHT FOUND Capt Townsend ar in purple ink urged anyone The leaflet denounced Khrushchev and demanded STOCKHOLM, Aug. 30 UR rived faris today but steadfastly "refused to say ADRIFT, 5 ABOARD SAFE Indian, Pakistan Officials Confer KARACHI, Aug. 30 UPI his resignation. Swedish tourists returning finding the note-to pass it on.

"The more leaflets there are, the sooner we shall get a muda last Saturday en route U.S. Boy, 15, Gains in Try at Chess Title PORTOROZ, Yugoslavia, Aug. 30 Uft Fifteen-year-old Bobby Fischer of New York improved his chances of qualifying for the world chess championship today when he defeated Colombia's Boris De Greff in a 15th-round interzonal tournament match. The top six in the interzonal play qualify for the world tournament. Fischer, picking up a full point, has 7.5 points with one adjourned match to be completed and six more rounds to go.

Two Soviet masters, Ma-kail Talj and Tigran Petro-syan, lead with 10.5 points. from the Soviet Union say they have heard reports that why he broke off his second world tour in Yugoslavia. better life," it said. to Bnelle, N.J. U.A.R.

Delegation Leaves East Berlin The Foreign Secretaries of David Floyd, specialist on Communist affairs for the The pleasure craft was an Aeroflot TU-104 jet trans India and Pakistan met to The 'sudden change of plans touched off rumors he spotted shortly after mid BERLIN, Aug. 30 (0 London Daily Telegraph who day to thrash out a border dispute and pave the way for night by the tanker Josefina port plane with more than 60 persons aboard was lost in a Siberian thunderstorm two was going back to see Prin reported discovery of the Government delegation of Thorden. a conference of Prime Minis cess Margaret, who gave up the United Arab Republic leaflet, said "other experts on Russia to whom I showed weeks ago. his love because he was di ters beginning in New Delhi NEW YORK, Aug. 30 The Golden Eye, a 47-foot cabin cruiser missing four days in waters roughened by hurricane Daisy, was found today drifting helplessly about 250 miles off Norfolk, Va.

The five men aboard were reported in good condition. Water had flooded one of the yacht's engines and her two generators and radio were dead. She had left Ber Asian Flu Rise Seen These informants empha left East Berlin today after vorced, But there was no the document agreed with Sept. 3. Foreign Secretary Sukkan size they have no confirma concluding an agreement confirmation of this over economic and technical tion, official or otherwise, of me as to its authenticity.

Found by Cleaneri GENEVA, Aug. 30 (Reuters) The World Health Organization today forecast der Ali Baig of Pakistan met with M. J. 'Desai, Secretary bf India's Commonwealth co-operation with the Com-i the report. Normally the Soviet government airline Townsend got off the Orient Express' and strode The unsigned document munist East German govern lihat Asian flu is likely to.be ment An East German news does not publish news of ac had been dropped into a slit torn in the side of the bus in briskly down the platform out of the Gare de Lyon to a Relations Ministry.

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