Show The Weather Temperatures UTAH — Considerable cloudiness north portion with intermittent light showers this afternoon becoming partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow Warmer tomorrow High tomorrow 66 to 76 with 78 in Dixie low tonight 35 to 45 OGDEN — Considerable cloudiness with light showers this afternoon becoming partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow High today 62 low tonight 42 i' high tomorrow 66 rrmpcratarei tor ths ur ending at seven a m today l: Max Mm 83 83 Atlanta 83 Billings 60 Boise Boston 69 58 Butte 85 Cheyenne 84 Chicago -51 Denver 84 Uas Vegas 62 Logan Lot Angeles ' 70 Ogden Commit? Soviets Explode Second fcm5at?tf intermittent Dlt4 PrM t Auta M liahilk Vur-- M OCPEN CITY UTAH WEDNESDAY pr— ' I EVENING OCTOKR 3 Max Mm Miami 83 83 87 79 eMinneapolU 46 New Orleans 47 Ww York Phoenix 39Poratello 43 Portland 57 T4 58 88 si 92 63 81 87 86 Provo 43!SaK Vmkm 60 3an Fran 44 St Louis 62 Washington 43 57 SI 44 86 70 85 83 48 58 88 83 — "aiEST 1951 44 period 20 PAGES— TWO SECTIONS FINAL EDITION A-Bo- mb — Giants Win Slip 3-R- 5-- 4 NY 'iaaaaaaan asssssasMBa NEW VORK Oct 3 (AP)— Bobby Thomson's three-ru- n homer in the last of the ninth won the National league pennant for the Neyr York Giants today over Brooklyn 4 in the last of a three-gam- e tie playoff Ph ilip C (R-Wi- "I will prove Jessup Climaxing theif sensational uphill surge that overcame a 13 Vt gam Brooklyn lead of August 11 on Page 2A) and sent them into a playoff the Giants snatched their 16th flag out of the embers of defeat With hope all but gone after a three-ru- n Brooklyn rally in the eighth Thomson hammered a line drive into the lower left field seats on the second pitch thrown by relief pitcher Ralph Branca The blow turned the Polo Grounds into a tumult with Giants hopping over one another's shoulders to explode their enthusiasm in a greeting to Thomson As a result the Giants go into the world series with the New York Yankees tomorrow at Yankee stadium Trailing 1 going to the ninth the Giants closed the gap to 2 on singles by Al Dark and Don Mueller and Whitey Lockman's double off the left field wall Lockman's e smash knocked out big Don gowho had a ing into the ninth On Branca's second pitch Thomson broke up the ball game and the pennant race with one swing of his bat Not since the 1914 Boston Brave miracle men surged from last to first in a superb finish has a club rallied like Leo Durocher's Giants to win a pennant And this tops them all for the Giants were hopelessly beaten 13 Vi games behind as late as Aug 11 From thate time on they won 39 of their last 47 to snatch the flag from the fingers of a the desperate Brooks Until Thomson's blast the Giants never had the lead on this dark gloomy day at the Polo Grounds tccarthy accusations false!" 4-- New-comb- er The Boxscore- NEW YORK Oct 3 (UP)— Box score of the third and final 1951 National league playoff game: AB R H O A E BROOKLYN 4 0 0 0 0 0 Furillo rf 4 2 1 2 5 0 Reese ss 3 1 2 0 Snider cf 1 2 3 2 0 Robinson 2b 4 0 I 0 Pafko If 4 0 0 11 1 0 Hodges t s 0 2 1 3 0 Cox 3b 4 0 1 2 0 0 Walker c 4 0 0 1 1 0 Newcombe p 0 0 0 Branca p 0 10 14 Ai'4 00 TOTALS NEW YORK Stanky 2b Dark ss Mueller rf c Hartung Irvln If Lockman lb Thomson 3b Mays cf Westrum c (a) Rigney Noble c Maglie p (b) Thompson Jansen p 33 4 8x25 13 0 AB R H O A E 4 0 0 0 4 0 4 1 1 12 2 0 4 0 1 (0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 1 1 1 0 0 3 1 2 11 4 1 4 3 0 130 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 City Recorder Elizabeth M today" was preparing the longest primary election ballot in recent years — if not in the city's history — to list names of the 54 candidates to the Ogden city council 0 the1 total 25 are candidates at large: Nine are contenders in two and four and eight candidates are enrolled for the contest in District three Entry into the race iust before deadline yesterday of the Rev L K Williams assured a primary contest for the First district where only! two had come forth until then Two) Feet Long Mrs Tillotson said the ballot listing the 54 will be approximately two! feet long Despite this she doubted that voters will have any trouble marking the elongated ballot properly Eyery voter will vote for seven candidates — one in each of the four municipal districts and three at large During the primary voting Oct) 23 the two highest candidates in efcich district will qualify for the final election along with the six highest running at large The final election is Nov 6 FOur women are in the race — Mrs Waljter A Hoenes Mrs George H Lowe Miss Mary Woolley and Mrs Mildred Tonks Deadline for filing was yesterday at five p m Ogden ' citizens may register for the primary voting on two days prior to the election — Oct 9 and Octj 16 Final chance to register for the final voting is Oct 30 Regular 73 voting centers will be in dperation on registration and votipg days Mrs Tillotson said those desiring to officiate as polling cenljer operators or election judges are invited to contact her office The seven successful candidates will make up the first administra-tion- j to officiate under Ogden s new form of govcity ernment The seven will take oaths of office Nov 19 On that day Mayjor W Rulon White's administration will relinquish its reign under jthe city commission form Tie new council will then be at libejrty to employ a city manager who Will be the city's executive The manager will carry out the programs established by the elected council It is likely the council will select a temporary city mariager while looking for a permanent one Lfst of candidates follows: At large — Frank L Allen G Stanley Brewer Irvin Q Bunder-so- n Willard R Doxey Carlyle C Eubank George X Frost Louis H Griffin Ray L Hansen Mrs Walter A Hoenes Ira Gordon Huggins L B Isaacson W H Jackson Jack H Lee George H London Howard W Ogden Alton W Parker Charles Revfeliotis (Revell) Sr Rulon B Stanfield Scott W Stewart Jr Dr W C Swanson George V Tribe Junis R Tribe Albert E Wilfong D Ray Wilkinson Mary Woolley First District— Peter E Giachino Rev L K Williams Raymond S Wright Second District — J Ferrell Adams Francis A Child Arthur W Grix WMaurice Hart Rulon J Yorga-soElmer S Lattin Thorstein N t Toby i Larsen Anthony Russell Charles E Ward Third District— Kenneth Willard BittOn Nat D Clark Clyde M Grix John G KeUy W' (Cotton) Lowe Hugh F O'NeiL C Austin Seager Charles J Wilkerson Fourth District — E Hugh Ford James R Foulger Dr W G Green-weDr Conrad H Jensen C E Richard J Kingston Jorgensen Mrs George H Lowe Joseph F McCune Mildred M Tonks Til-lotsj- I Dis-trici- is er of-fic- er TOTALS 30 5 827 11 0 x —One out when winning run scored a— Struck out for Westrum in 8th b— Grounded out for Maglie in 8th e— Ran for Mueller in 9th 100 000 030 —4 Brooklyn t New York 000 000 104—5 Runs batted in— Robinson Thomson 4 (Reese scored on Maglie's wild pitch in 8th) Parfko Cox e Lockman hit — Thomson Irvin Home run —Thomson — Sacrifice Lockman Left on bases —Brooklyn 7 New York 3 Bases on balls off— Maglie 4 Newcombe 2 Struck out by— Maglie 6 Newcombe 2 Hits and runs off —Maglie Mjgp& 'in 8 innings: Newcombe 7 and 4 in 8 Branca 1 and 1 in 0 (pitched only to one batter) Jan-M- ft 0 and 0 in l' Wild pitch— Mag- WL Doubie Piys— Cox Robinson-Hodges Reese - Robinson - Hodges Winning pitcher — Jansen Losing pitcher— Newcombe Umpires — Lou Jorda plate Jocko Ship Strike Averted Conlan first base Bill Stewart NEW YORK Oct 3 (AP) — A second base: Larry Goetz third possible tieup of shipping on the base Time— 2:28 Attendance— Atlantic and Gulf coasts was avert34320 ed a few minutes before last midnight's deadline with an agreement between owners and the King George Improved A F L ship Masters Mates and PiLONDON Oct 3 (AP) — King lots (M M Federal Mediator P) an Georges doctors reported today Bernard J Form announced the bis condition continues to improve agreeme rt which contained en-after a lung operation parent compromises by both sides nj Two-bas- t ll 3: -- - (23-1- 1) (20-1- 0) today that Russia has exploded another atomic bomb recently It was the second Soviet atomic explosion announced — U S r-the by I — — TO i 'it- Bin iiim was auuuuiii-coy rres- ident Truman on Sept 23 1949 The White House gave no specific details today beyond saying that the second explosion confirmed that the Soviet Union is continuing to manufacture atomic weapons Blast at Soviets Today's announcement was made by White House press Secretary He said: Joseph Short "Another atomic bomb has recently been exploded within the In spite of Soviet Soviet Union pretentions that their atomic program is being directed exclusively toward this peaceful purposes event confirms again that the Soviet Union is continuing to manufacture atomic weapons "In accordance with the policy of the president to keep the American people informed to the fullest extent consistent with odr national security the president has directed me to make this statement and to stress again the necessity for that effective and international control of atomic energy which the United States and the large majority of the members of the United Nations support Further details cannot be given without aversely affecting our national security interests" Short declined to give any de- sl Jessup made the statement to a senate foreign relations Longest Ballot council-manag- By Combined UP and AP WASHINGTON Oct 3— The White House announced false" 54 Candidates On Ogdens Play-by-'pl- ay 4-- Ready to Reply To McCarthy 'Point by Point' WASHINGTON Oct 3 (AP)—Ambassador Philip C Jessup swore today that a charge by Sen McCarthy "that I was affiliated with six communist fronts is 5-- 1 Red Policy Not Peaceful Jessup Says un four-hitt- Claimed Proof Tied to Reds § ' Thomson Hero With Hit for Time Out I Was Never With Homer In Ninth — —4 a considering his nomination This United Nations tank crew takes a breather after a furious bombardment from Chinese communist artillery They stay close to their tank for quick entry in case of further shelling The Chinese are nsins by President Truman to be a Unitmore artillery in Korea now than they did when they entered the war ed Nations' delegate His testimony was iri reply to charges by McCarthy that Jessup has "followed all the twists and turn of the communist line" Last night the made public a finding by the civil service loyalty review board that there is "no reasonable doubt" as' to Jessup s loyalty Raises Question There was snow on Ben Lomond's peak this morning a cool inn McCarthy raised some n reminder to Ogdenites that balmy about the finding but was nromDt- SALT LAKE CITY Oct 3 (UP) days in the immediate future will ly contradicted bv Hirman Bins-- ! GATLINBURG Tenn Oct 3 ham chairman of the loyalty Elder Mark E Petersen of the be somewhat in the minority — A beat Truman movement (AP) The outlook for today council of 12 apostles of the Lat- - will be weather Irfis!— uuun iL considerable cloudiness in among some southern Democrats t uaui church Saints toriav warnri jessup the north portion with intermitVij8 as he did last year— Mc- Relief oeniea— got new impetus today from James society workers that they tent light showers this afternoon accusation that he had must select Carthy's that education builds It will be cloudy tonight and to- - F Byrnes South Carolina Demoan unusual for commu- faith from that which destroys morrow cratic governor with scattered showers nist causes" affinity The ambassador at faith Byrnes who once served as Presin the mountains a mostly to advisor top large Secretary - In a keynote address at the openThere probably won't be much ident Truman's secretary of state of State Acheson also declared: "I will submit evidence which ing session of the church's annual snow though for temperatures was the first of southern Democratsociety conference Petersen will run tp a high of 60 to 70 ic leaders to put on a flat basis tails will demonstrate that I have Relief stressed the importance of educain the north and 78 in Utah's his opposition to the president's not been a follower of the comOnly minutes before the White tion work carried out by the Relief Dixie Low Thursday morning munist party line the AssociHouse announcement He No Left 45 warned to Doubt will 35 be that society He added: Press had received information ated are a About an of "uninspired" teachings inch of "I will introduce evidence that The former "assistant quarter from other but authorslative sourcrainfall was reported by CAA under President Rooseveltpresident" responsible for the type of educa the communists have attacked me tion "the government was anal supreme to which leads of men communications at Ogden court justice and senator left no es thatdata which acceptance with a violence ennal in that hu jndicated Russia yzing communism municipal (airport from last middoubt that if Mr Truman is his had made two new played bv the senator from Wi atomic exploconsin and with far greater iustifi- - Proper Viewpoint night on party's nominee next July he will sive tests — one of them a fizzle Tomato men said cool the a cation exface Dixie revolt handled by spell He said the same set of facts The evidence that I will intro- - and ideas' can be used to arrive and the rain (snow in the higher perts intent of axeing the adminelevations it wasn't istration politically south of the duce win unmask Senator Mc-- : at widely divergent conclusions — appeared Mason and Dixon line enough to bother the harvest alleged proof as a mixture depending on viewpoint Carthy's "If this of oareiacea doesn't out break into A similar move in lft48 failed dedistor- It is the resoonsibilitv of the taisenoods frost we're still in business" a spite a four state defection and misrepresentations But teacher to give the proper point of atomato packer said view in education through faith" Byrnes and others are just as con'Never Said If Elsewhere the first snow of fident now that Mr Truman will Petersen said was reported falling not be the next president as they When McCarthy had left the Smith first the season Joseph Fielding are confused about the man who today at Alta winter sports rehearing room last night he told re-- ! counselor in the church first ABADAN Iran Oct 3 AP) — in Utah's Wasatch mounbe his successor may Bingham had advised him dency and DeLbert L Stapley of sort British pulled out of Abadan The that if the review board had had the council of 12 apostles were tains An eight-incMeanwhile Gov Earl Warren overnight fall was on the ground with the of California a Republican Co- today to give Iran full possession the authority "to turn him (Jes-- 1 scheduled to speak this afternoon storm continuing ntinued to play close to his vest any of the world s greatest oil refinery sup) down as a bad security it to general sessions The British cruiser Mauritius would have done so" McCarthy! Opening sessions in the assem- ambitions he may have to be a n Oil quoxea tsingnam as saying the bly hall on Temple square were compromise candidate — as be- with some 275 board had power to consider only conducted by Relief Society Presi-th- e tween Gen Dwight D Eisenhower company employes sailed up the b river to Basra Iraq matter of Jessup's loyalty and Sen Robert A Taft of Ohio— dent Mrs Belle Spafford From Basra the evacuees are to Informed of McCarthy's remarks for the 1952 Republican presidenThe sessions prelude opening of! be flown back to Britain tial nominee Bingham said he never had told jthe 122nd general! The Mauritius was accompanied the senator "any such thing" church conference Friday Satur-- 1 Heads Discussion five AIOC sea going tugs by Relief society Dingnam aaaed ne bad had no day and Sunday Warren who heads a roundtable other AIOC employes left communication Forty with sessions will continue tomorrow McCarthy discussion today on law enforce- by plane since the panel took up the Jes-- 1 The first presidency of the LDS ment problems at the 43rd annual The British departure came after "P case we declared he never church has urged its members in governors' conference here kept a month of Iranian pressure talks about board actions in any It was a sad and solemn affair such manner and he denied he Ogden city and Weber county to mum about his future political The evacuees privately said this had expressed any individual opincontribute generously to the Com- plans The only concrete sign that came was one of Britain's most humiliion regarding the security aspects munity chest O J Fox out of the Warren camp was a cer- ating moments It was indeed in of the Jessup case of the chest drive said today tain amount of skepticism toward contrast to the proud days when McCarthy said earlier he tried Fox said today he received a Gov Thomas E Dewev of New the roar of the British lion made without success to reach Bingham York the 1944 and 1948 G O P the world take notice in advance to miorm nim he intelephone call from President presidential nominee as a leader WASHINGTON Oct 3 (AP) — Stephen That was the way it was when tended to tell newsmen about the L Richards counselor first conference commit- in the first presidency urging sup- of the movement to draft Eisen- the British came to Iran in the conversation he said they had re- A senate-houshower for the nomination tee working last night approved port early years of this century garding Jessup Warren's friends made it clear Iran now lays claim to oil riches As for Bingham's denial Mc- $57200000000 for defense after President Richards' statement folbe pre- which the country had granted to they think Dewey could lows: Carthy:' told a reporter "Well if whittling a senate approved for extra air power down "We' are advised that the Com- vailed upon — under certain con- Britain under a royalty agreement Hiram said that I wouldn't have — to accept a third nom- which was to have lasted until to $1000000000 on it at all He's a any commeit munity chest of Ogden and Weber ditions ination one out 57 an of despite assertions by the 1993 is now Only original county making its annual good fellow" New Yorker's confidantes that this Since last June when they first differences between the senate and drive for funds house bills remained unresolved "The funds raised by the Com- will never happen appeared on the scene Iranian Oil Both Sen O'Mahoney company officials have been gradmunity chest are Used for the alNebraska Solon Dead and Rep Mahon ually taking over the fields and said leviation of distressed families and WASHINGTON Oct 3 (AP) — Pentagon leaders had failed to pro- individuals and for the support and refinery complexes step by step ) died at duce detailed b Rep Karl Stefan They moved into some British plans for spending encouragement of certain eleemosyhomes as more and more AIOC George Washington University hos- the five billions nary community enterprises We pital yesterday Stefan 67 suffered "And the extra (one) billion feel the purpose is entirely worthy employes left an acute cardiovascular collapse" should meet all demands Today's departure was orderly con- and we urge church members to until — 3 AP WASHINGTON Oct A cardiovascular collapse is a fail gress meets again in January" Ma make such generous contributions with only a few Iranian police and toFBI Hoover Director J Edgar ure ot me circulatory system soldiers on the streets to the chest as its within their hon added 1 described as alarming the reThe refinery remained shut competepce The First Presidency day Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- cent series of bank embezzlements down Storage tanks are nearly running into several millions of filled Saints" dollars K B Ross who ran the refinery Hoover said in a statement that for the AIOC told a reporter that bank embezzlements for tfie the Iranian National Oil company 1951 533 of months eight involving probably can run the refinery — cases showed an 86 per cent in- but only the less complicated crease over the same period of last equipment producing products such year when 491 cases were uncov- as kerosene furnace oil and Diesel What soap do you use? What less money That's how advertisered oil SAN FRANCISCO Oct 3 (AP)— car do you own? What breakfast ing helps you his of Despite — Dick plea poverty But all advertisers know they food do you buy? e $4000 a week acmust make good on "quality'' 'to Contino cordionist must pay a $10000 fine Advertising introduced you "to survive and prosper When we for draft dodging those "favorites" You certainly "advertise" we put it down in Contino is serving a six months "black and white" Now — what' sentence would not have bought them — if at McNeill Island prison we want to know is: How can you had never heard of them farm we improve this service to you? His attorneys told Federal DisAdvertising made so many peoCash awards for being helpMichael J Roche yesple want the things advertised ful to readers whose opinions trict Judge FRANK FUR T Germany Oct 3and then mount a counter-offe- n that Contino is so poor be that the makers produce tremenare nearest to what the most terday — The Vest's growing Euro- - sive to drive the invaders could beck a take dous quantities (UP) honestly So eacb item paupers readers decide are best oath could be sold to each of you for defense army began its big- - to Atthe east pean Today's Community Survey Ads: a m a alrolatnn Judge Roche said Contino's financial status was brought about gest peacetime war games at dawn force of7 "aggressor' paratrdbpers e test of its pow- - was dropped to seize the new Buehler-BinghaLarge Ads by people who were "avaricious" today in a C C Anderson Co "I'm satisfied that those who took er to throw back ' a Soviet attack Frankenthal superhighway bridge Country Club Theatre Some 160000 United States over the Rhine river between his money can raise his fine" Judge Fred M Nye Co (Men's Wear) Cragun's Inc British and French Manneheim Worms and It was to Roche said ground troops Penney's Davis Drive-I- n Theatre hold a k long bridgehead on 'supported by air and navaly forces Theatre (Hunting) Egyptian mawere tne west bank of the river k engaged in tne eignt-daC G Eklund Qo (Oil) neuvers called "exercise combine" This was what any attacker Mobile Walgreen 's Herrod & Company sol-Ready : would be expected to do in a real Every available American Medium Ads Robert H Hinckley Co KNOXVILLE Tenn 3 dier in Europe took part offensive to seize the Rhine cross- Oct Lowe's Hardware fAP — Tennessee scientists nave Egyptian Theatre The plan for the exercise calls ings and trap and destroy the Pioneer & Memorial Co Tile R M Hoggan Co a simulated Soviet attack across lied armies on the east bank be developed a mobile unit for test H D Sparrow Co Fred M Nye Co (women's wear) ing radiation hazards in areas hit the flat plains of Hesse and north fore they could withdraw Star Lite Theatre oy an atomic attack It is believed ern Bavaria Penney's The American war games follow Standard Electric Co Ro Lan's v lO 'Ke the first such The B S Seventh armv under th vi manwivers h Tribe's Home Furniture unit in the natiion In event of Lieuf Gen Man ton S Eddy will 000 British and allied troops in Small Ads Venetian Blind Co of Ogden actual attack Dr Birkoff said the fall back on the natural defense the British zone of Germany and Acme Quality Paint Inc Walgreen's would move into the line of the Rhine consolidate its by 120000 French laboratory and allied Blackburn-Jone- s Co Weber Motor Vu Theatre stricken area strength after the first "attack" troops in the French zone Select Education Don't Look Now Byrnes Backs Bid But Snow's On To Build Faith Ben Lomond Peak To Beat Truman Petersen Warns At Governor Meet tp - ! ter-da- v - mis-direct- Gloomy British j Quit Abadan j presi-porte- rs h Anglo-Irania- LDS j semi-annu- Officials Shatt-El-Ara- al Uphold Chest j Conferees Whittle Air Power Fund e $5000-00000- 0 (D-Wy- o) (D-T- FBI Is Alarmed At Embezzlements ex (R-Ne- Don't Forget Advertising Brought 'Favorites' Home y first Contino Must Pay Fine of $10000 West Opens Big War Games To 'Hold Off Red Attack' one-tim- iffht-thir- tv j full-scal- d) 20-mi- le Sears-Roebuc- Sears-Roebuc- A-Un- al-f- ' rross-cnnntr- j I !rtmhr i or m mm W m 1 V Allies Unleash Fiery Drive Across Korea EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS Korea Thursday Oct 4 (UP) — United Nations troops atof the Kotacked along rean battlefront Wednesday and thrust at least two armored task forces into enemy defenses A news blackout covered details of the fighting Reds battled attacking U N forces to a standstill along most Korean front howof the ever and rushed their biggest offensive buildup since last spring In the air however 12 U S Shooting Stars — America s slowest jets — caught a dozen crack communist Mig-1- 5 jet fighters over North Korea probably shot down two of them and damaged another They sought to attack an allied bomber flight near Sinanju at the southern end of "Mig alley" 75 miles southeast of the Manchurian two-thir- 135-mi- le border Two "Probable Kills" Maj John J Tulloch Jr of Oakdale Ark leader of the American flight and Second Lieut Edwin L Faulconer of Greensboro N C each claimed a "probable kHl" Col James B Tipton of Ark was Credited with damaging another Mig It was the seventh air battle since Sept 22 and brought Fifth air force claims since that date to 13 Mig s destroyed four probably shot down and 27 damaged No American losses were reported On the ground U N attacks inte the communist buildup area ran into a stonewall enemy defense and vicious counter-attack- s Even one of the heaviest artillery bombardments of the war failed to discourage the reds Flame Throwers Used front Only on the were the U N forces able to hack out gains They used flame throwers to cremate enemy troops fighting from deep bunkers and according to a front dispatch made "some progress" On the front in American ran patrol into a heavy rain of Howitzer and artillery fire in a valley east of "Heartbreak and were Ridge"' forced to turn back y The same story came from other sectors running from the hills north of Seoul in the west te the sea of Japan coast where the U S battleship New Jersey was pounding red shore defenses with its guns d fighting was reported west of Chorwon on tha front below Kumsong on the front and northwest of "Punchbowl valley" on the eastern front Bly-thevil- west-centr- east-centr- tank-infant- le al al ry 16-in- ch Hand-to-han- west-centr- al east-centr- al Collins on Way To View Troops WASHINGTON Oct 3 fAP) — Gen J Lawton Collins army chief of staff left last night on an inspection trip to Europe and the far east war zone The defense department announcing this today said that Collins will attend troop maneuvers in Germany and make "a routine inspection of troops and United States military missiona He will go from Germany to tha far east but the army did not say what route he would take INDEX Stewart Alsep J 6A Mts Celby Comics rane Dr Dorothy Dix Editorial Peter Esson Galley Poll A SA r4B SA SA f §A CA CA SB Obituaries A Majer Nisi Drew Pearson Radio TV Programs Sports Theasra and 54 Years Age Vital Statistics Al Warden Women's Pages fA 11A 1A U ISt tat ass 2B SA SA |