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Japanese Notable
Held in Siberia
TOKYO, (ff)—The scion of Ja
pan’s noblest family—second only
| to the Imperial family—is a pris
oner in Soviet Russia and may be
held until 1975.
A recent Japanese returnee
from Russian captivity said that
Foitaka Konoye, 41, eldest son of
the late prime minister, Prince
Fumimaro Konoye, is held in Si
beria not as a war prisoner but
as a convict of Russian internal
law.
Rvuichi Nobori, the repatriate,
said Konoye, who was captain of
the golf team at Princeton Uni
versity in 1938, was convicted in
Moscow in September 1951 of “a
fantastic charge of support of
capitalism” and sentenced to 25
years imprisonment.
Konoye was captured by the
Russian army in Manchuria in
August 1945. He was a first lieu
tenant of the Japanese army. He
has been in Russian captivity ever
since then.
MONDAY BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York 8, Kansas City 5
NATIONAL LEAGUE
| St. Louis 4, New York 1
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
j Seattle 7-1, Vancouver 4-3
Sports Commissioner
Hanged in Effigy for
Action Against UCLA
LOS ANGELES, LPV—Victor
Schmidt, Pacific Coast Confer
ence commissioner, Monday night
suffered a fate that has befallen
some football coaches—he was
hanged in effigy.
Left dangling from a downtown
lamppost in front of the Los An
geles Times building was a cloth
dummy with “VIC” painted across
the chest. Hanging from its shoes
was a placard reading:
“Victor Schmidt. R.I.P.—P.C.C.
“His motto: Discrimination.
“Epitaph: he tried to give P.C.C.
sports the noose; now he sports
the noose!”
The prank was attributed to
UCLA partisans, unhappy about
PCC action fining the school, plac
ing it on three years’ probation
and taking a year’s eligibility
from football players who can't
prove they received no “under the
table” funds.
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Gen. Brucker Says
Army Wants No
Feud With USAF
SEATTLE, UP)—The Army does
not want to engage in any feuding
with other U.S. military services,
Secretary of the Army Wilber M.
Brucker declared here Monday
night.
Referring to reports from Wash
ington, D.C., that the Air Force
has condemned the Army's Nike
anti-aircraft guided missile as
unsuitable for the defense of the
nation, Brucker said at a news
conference:
“I know of no document of any
kind put out by the Air Force that
takes a position of criticism of the
Nike. I seriously doubt any re
sponsible Air Force chiefs are
taking that position. It’s complete
ly new to me if there is such a
document.” •
The Army secretary emphasized
the Army has been instructed
from top to bottom “not to criti
cize any other service.”
Brucker described the Nike as
“thoroughly satisfactory and a
great protection for the American
people.”
According to the Washington
report, the Air Force had criti
cized the Nike because, among
other things, there is a question
whether it can intercept high
speed, high-altitude bombers be
fore they can drop their bombs.
Gov. Harriman Undergoes
Prostate Gland Operation
Gov. Averell Harriman of New
York, frequently mentioned as a
possible compromise Democratic
candidate, underwent a prostate
gland operation yesterday. His
condition was described as “ex
cellent.”
Harriman, who says he is “an
inactive candidate” for the nom
ination, was expected to remain
in the hospital for 9 or 10 days.
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Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
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