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Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 5

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Dayton Daily Newsi
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Dayton, Ohio
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1957 THE DAlTOrTDAILY NEWS SECTION ON'E fcTIIAT CON GAME'S OLDr- Radiation May Have Caused Chess Expert's Death well as former champion of the Manhattan Chess club. He was a vice president of the U. S. Chesg federation and a i member of the Greater New York partment said today that about TLYear-Old's Wits Spry three months ago Pavey and two Pavey was rated one of the 10 outstanding chess players in the United States. He was a member of the U.

S. team that went others at the laboratory were victims of radioactivity. He said I 1 I 1 I Soerlal la The rhttn Halt Vi (irilil, irk Iimea to.) NEW YORK, Sept. 7-An autopsy has been performed on Max Pavey, 39-year-old chemist and bridge and chess master, to determine wthether his death was caused by radium poisoning. Pavey died in Mount Sinai hos nary complications, "with a suspicion of radium intoxication." A chemist working with radioactive materials, Pavey had been manager for several years of the Canadian Radium and Uranium Corp.

laboratory at Mt. Kisco, N. Y. He lived in Brook Bridge association. FIRE RUINS 200 ACRES I TAIPEI, Formosa, Sept.

-7 (UP) A forest fire brought 1 under control Thursday night was estimated today to have de to the Soviet Union in 1935 to compete. He was a former New state chess champion. At I Pavey became seriously ill, and corporation officials were warned that the processing was causing excessive radiation. The company was told to correct the 'situation. pital Wednesday.

His death was. tone time he held the U. S. speed chess title. He also was a former 'chess champion of Scotland as stroyed 200 acres of timber lana in central Formosa.

lyn. A spokesman for the Labor De- ascribed to leukemia and coro SfllW IMNVNTOWN MONDAY UNTIL J) P. M. 7- 4 i -Vs. HOME FURNISHINGS DEPTS.

DOWNTOWN THIRD AM) MAIN STREETS Wftitown EhsIokii NortlitoHii NEW YOKK, Sept. 7-UP1-A 71-year-old Brooklyn typist still has her life savings because she can spot a con game. Misa Margaret Smith, whose wits are as spry as her fingers, says years of reading detective story magazines helped her turn the tables yesterday on two women who apparently picked her for an easy mark. Miss Smith told police she was approached by a woman while shopping. The woman told her that a friend had just found $3800 and did not know what to do with it.

A few blocks away they met the friend. Miss Smith told them to take the money to the police. First, the "friend" said, she would ask her boss. She entered a nearby building: and later emerged to say the employer had advised splitting the find three ways "since three people knew about it." Miss Smith was asked to put up her life savings as evidence of "rood faith." At the Williamsburg Savings bank she passed a note instead of a withdrawal slip Jto a teller. 1 i I MULTI -WIDTH FIBERGLAS DRAPES MISS MARGAKET SMITH Magazine Helped Outwit Con Women Two detectives arrived at the bank and Miss Smith led them outside where they arrested Shirley Shay, 27, and Orvilla Jenkins, 35, both of Manhattan.

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N. Debate on Arms Hopes Western Powers Will Recast Dirarmament Policies; Cites Concessions LONDON, Sept. 7 CP) Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin suggested today debate in the U. N. general assembly could clear the way for an East-West disarmament agreement.

BRITONS, BUT NOT INDIANS HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 7 (UP) Three men hired to portray British redcoats in a Walt Disney movie were turned down for Indian roles earlier because they didn't look enough like Indians. The three men are Cherokee Indians. Double Widlh 90" $11,910 Interviewed after the breakdown on talks by the five-power Triple Width $22.90 sub-committee of the UN dis Teamslers Set Swank Conclave WASHINGTON, Sept. 7-(UP) Fourth Floor Downtown Sukutban Storei The subcommittee's London negotiations collapsed last night after 31 weeks.

American and French delegations felt that some progress had been made. But the British were gloomy and the Russians maintained that on some issues the negotiators were more divided than before. Canada is the fifth subcommittee mem The Teamsters union, whose president is under fire for alleged KIRSH TRAVERSE RODS i misuse of union funds, is plan- armament torn mission, Zorin was asked how he believed the East and West might move out of I deadlock. He expressed hope that the United States ning a de luxe Miami Beach con 4R" wide 2.39 66" vention starting Sept. 30.

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Two fashion shows are planned i All Ready I. paint, tain cov.r. during the week-long meeting. and other ma- V. Zorin jor western powers will recast their disarmament policies after hearing the views of member nations during the general assembly opening Sept.

17. He added that the Soviet Union rlso is ready to listen to the views i xpressed by other countries. He declared nowever, the So- iet Union has' made concessions and "it is now the turn of the ZORIN CLAIMED that the western powers had not made a single concession of substance "1 Automatic comfort this winter with a portable an immediate, unconditional ban on nuclear tests. The West wants tests banned only as part of a wider agreement which also would limit nuclear weapon manufacture. The Russian delegate was asked if it is true that the Soviet claim to an intercontinental rocket has Influenced his country's diplomacy toward a sharper, more uncompromising tone.

"That is a profound mistake," he replied. He said Soviet disarmament policy had been formulated months ago and remained basically unchanged. "To speak of Soviet rocket diplomacy is propaganda," he said. "The Soviet Union never uses the diplomacy of bombs and never adheres to a policy of strength. We leave that entirely to Mr.

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