Report Eisenhower
ward to “next fall with you a.
gain at the head of our team .
An Associated Press poll of
Republican national commit
tee members and state chair
men brought out that there is
widespread indecision over who
would he the strongest person
tfie party could tap next year
.in the event Eisenhower re-1
moves himself from the race. I
Vice president , Nixon was
mentioned more frequently
than anyone else.
Whatever the prsidensts deci
sion, if he has made it, the in
dications are that it won’t be
announced until next spring.
Eisenhower has indicated as
much himself at news confer
ences in Washin)gtan. I
At the temporary White
House hero, there is little ten
dency to look beyond the im
mediate future and concentrate
on giving Eisenhower every
opportunity to get well again.
James C. Hagerty, the presid ,
ent’s press secretary, said that j
Eisenhower has suffered, no j
pain since Tuesday, that he no
longer is running a temperature
that his morale is high, appear
ance good and there is no feel
in? of depression.
For 13 hours yesterday there
was no need of an oxygen tent ]
for the chief executive. At
times during the dpv he listen-,
ed to soft, recorded amsie.
Members of house
This afternoon the visitor"
were taken to the pulfp mill
sites, ehown the scenic areas
about Sitka and made a brief
tour of (Ml Ed'gecumbe. At 7
n. m. they will be guests of
honor at ia dinner arranged by
Daily Sitka Sentinel
WAMT ADS.
RUMMAGE SALE, Auspices
Beta Sigma Bhi, Saturday,
store space in Sitka Hotel,
10 a. im. to 6 p. m, (SO)
“FROM HERE TO ETERN
ITY’’ starring Burt Laneas
ter^ Montgomery Clilfit, Deb
ora Kerr, Frank Sinatra,
Donna Reed. Starts Tuesday
7:45 p. im. AiNB Hall. (4)
FOR SALE 2 bedroom home,'
fireplace, dishwasher, all
electric appliances. See Fred
Baughn. Can be bought on
F. H. A. financing. (30)
FOR SALE: One Bundy trom
bone, good as new, used
last school term. $100 in
cluding case. (4)
SJS ALUMNI MEETING Fri
day, Sqpt. 30, 3 p. m., home
of Mr. and Mrs. William
tBnady, 480-A, Alice Island,
Mt. Edgecombe. (29)
BUNDLES ot old newspapers,
lOo at Sentinel Office. Fine
for painting, starting fires,
laying under rugs. etc. «
COUSEUM
STARTS TONIGHT at 7 and 9
* Ozzie and 'Harriett
with David and Rickv
Radio’s Favorite Family in
Comedy
HERE COMES THE NELSONS
Comedy Show j
Every Body’s .Business Cartoon
News
the Sitka Chamber of Com
merce at the Elks Hall.
This grauip is holdirJg no
hearings but is anxious to
meet and talk informally with
interested citizens of Sitka
relative to the pulp mill de
velopment.
Will prosecute
deputy shemlr at tne prize
fights in Stockton Tuesday
night.
While the deputy probed her
story that the infant was hers
Mrs. Benedicto telephoned Dr.
Marcus in San Francisco that
she would deliver Robert to
him in Stockton.
Their heartaches past, Dr.
and Mrs. Marcus planned to
take their tbalby home today to
suburban Daly City. There,
their, two older children —
Susan, 2 and Richard -3Vfe —
have Ibeen waiting to see tlhe
new brother they never knew
had ibeen kidnaped.
Mrs. Benedicto was held un
der (guard in a psychiatric
ward in San Francisco hospi
tal after collapsing at San Fran
cisco police headquarters.
i ■Giili'am went down swing
ling.
'Reese swung at the first
ipltcn and raised ta soft fly to
pnuer m right center.
li&uier came in fast for Sni
per's fly to right which was
aerd back 'by the wind.
No runs, no shits, no errors,
none left.
: YANKEES FIRST
Bauer smashed a hard igroun
ier past Robinson into left
field 'for la single.
The count to McDou'gald
went to 2-2 and iLoes seemed
disturbed !by luimipiire Ballan
Ifant’s calls.
McDouljald struck out and
Bauer was doubled uip trying
to steal second on Gampanel
da’is perfect peg to Zimmer.
Noren filed to Snider.
No runs, one hit, no errors,
none left.
DODGERS SECOND
Gamipanella fouled to Mc
Doug'ald in front of the Dodg
ier dugcut. |
Furiilo walked.
Hodges filed to Bauer in!
Jiort Tight. |
l Rizauto scampered out to
? short left and made a back-bo
.he plate catdh of Robinson’s
h 1 11 pop. The shortstop reach
ed cut for the ball just as it
appeared to drop between Nor
en and Howard.
No runs, no hits, no errors,
one left.
YANKEES SECOND
Berra was hit on the right
ami by a pitched ball.
Collins struck out, missing a
sharp breaking curve.
Howard struck out on a full
count. Berra going on a hit and
run appeared caught at second
on Camipanella’s perfect throw
but Zimmer dropped the ball
for an error as Berra slid in
safely. Credit Camipanella with
an assist on the play.
Martin foedame Loes’ third
straight strike ,out victim,
missing .a fast 3-2 pitch.
No runs, no hits, no errors,
one left.
DODGERS THIRD
Boh Cerv went into center
field for the Yankees. Noren
switched to left and Howard
to right with Bauer leaving
the gaime. Bauer had pulled a
muscle in his right leg sliding
,nto second in the first inning.
fTirmer was ©ailed out on
strikes.
t.Urs bounced out, Rizzuto
to Collins. |
Gilliam iflied deep to Noren
in left center. j
No runs, no hits, nb errors,'
none left.
YANKEES THIRD
Rizzuto rapped a long single
into the left field corner and
only fast fielding toy Gilliam
kept it from going tfor extra
bases.
Byrne hit a hard grounder
I to Zimmer iwfho turned it into
a double (play, Zimmer to
Reese to Hodges.
Cerv looked at a sharp break
ing curve for a third strike to
become Loes’ fifth strikeout
victim.
No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
DODGERS FOURTH
Reese rammed a double ov
er Collins’ head into the right
field corner tfor Brooklyn’s
first hit.
iSnider slashed a drive into
the rilpht field corner, scoring
Reese but was out trying to
stretch the hit into a double
on a fine throw from Howard
to Rizzuto.
1 Campanella walked on four
j pitches.
Furillo sent a high fly to
Noren in shallow left.
Hodges filed to Noren in
deep left.
One run. two hits, no errors
one left.
YANKEES FOURTH
McDou'gald lined a single to
rigiht,
Hodges gnalbfoed Noren's siz
zler inside the first base line,
stepped on Hirst and threw to
Reese who tagged the sliding
MeDougald to complete a dou
ble play. It was Brooklfn’s
third double play of the (game.
Berna dropped a single over
Reese’s (head in short left.
Collins walked on four pitch
es, the first pass issued by
Loes.
Howard smashed a single to
leift, scoring Berra with the
tying run as Collins stopped at
second.
(Martin hit a ground single
past the sprawling Reese into
left field scoring Collins and
sending Howard to second.
Eddie Robinson batted for
Rizzuto. Loes’ first pitch hit
Robinson on the back, filling
the (bases.
Jerry Coleman ran for Rob
inson.
Byrne rifled a single past
Loes’ ear into centerXield, scor
| irfT Howard and Martin with
the third .and fourth run as
Coleman stopped at second.
That was all for Loes.
Don Bessent went in to
pitch for the Dodigers.
Cerv hit the f irst pitch on
the ground to Zimmer who
threw him out.
Four runs, five hits, no er
rors, two left.
DODGERS FIFTH
Coleman took over at short
stop for the Yankees.
Robinson walked on a. full
count.
Zimmer lined a single to
left, Robinson stopping at sec
ond.
Frank Kellert (batted for
Bessent and grounded into a
double play. Coleman to Mar
tin to Collins as Robinson ad
vanced to third.
Gilliam hit a ground single
through the hole (between
Short anid third, scoring Rob
inson.
Reese was called out on
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