November 23, 1952

J G Forrest wkly comment

Columbia concluded its football season yesterday with a 14-0 triumph over Brown on the rain-soaked turf of Baker Field.

F-86s down 1 MIG, 1 probably, S of Supung Reservoir; B-29s bomb Pyongyang and Haeju; UN repts 5 planes lost, wk

The market for those basic investments, obligations of the United States Government, is already reflecting tax-selling and other transient year-end influences that tend traditionally to keep it supplied with certain investments and, thereby, to hold prices in check.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Nov. 22 -- New York University's team threatened for a time today to spoil the day for the hosts of the third annual Football Hall of Fame game when they emerged from the first half with a 14 -- 7 lead over Rutgers. But the Violets' lack of man power finally caught up with them and at the end Rutgers had a 27-14 triumph.

Rise in mechanization discussed; expanding business, high costs and personnel shortages linked; Bankers Trust Co machinery noted; illus

LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. 22 -- Rex Brock, 160-pound sophomore halfback, splashed through the mud for two touchdowns today and Purdue won a half share of the Big Ten football championship by defeating Indiana, 21 -- 16.

DeSpirito rides 350th winner

3-day program set; Citizens Inaugural Com Chmn McGarraghy announces plans; revg stand model illus

Fields linked, Czech spy trial, Prague

Natl Foreign Trade Conv urges foreign econ policy for US and free world based on enlightened self-interest and free enterprise

French evacuate outposts in Black River Thai area; fall back on Sonla as rebel pressure mounts; map