St. Paul recorder. [volume], October 16, 1953, Image 3

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HE WANTS TO FORGET—Despite the prodding, of Army officials and his parents (shown with
him), Detroiter Sgt. Lnrney Hampton, Jr., 2t, refused to relate details of the tortures he suffered during . . —• ti »*/ ii >
SO months Imprisonment in a Red camp. Hampton said simply: “I want to forget all that I’m back NeWS Of The NArOtla In
safe and sound, and that’s all that matters. I want to start living again, beginning right now.” He flew m- . ... ■ i e-.
home on the same plane with Maj. Gen. JUUliam Dean. (Nowsprew Photo.) Pictures Weekly On
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BATTERING RAM Despite the failure of the Brooklyn Dodders
to eke out their first World's (Tiampion tide at the expense of the
Yankees, one player, barkstop Roy Campanella, teems destined to
become the Most Valuable Player winner for the second time. His
adeptness at the plate is shown here, as he stops the chyting Billy
Martin from scoring a run in the fourth <ame of the World Series
which the Bums won. Martin actually bounced off from Koy, but the
catcher didn't bud<e. (Newspress Photo.)
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KHAW KTI DKST COt Mil. Pictured above are atudenta of Sh.w Vnlveralty elected to head tha
"•■ -e—Rtiib-nt < vun<>l during laat neek'a orientation act>» at the u hoot Standing left to right are: l.uciua
Walker. Jr. S’. J., president; I«oa <>. HurMrll of Kiitrril; Harold Koaa. Jr., at Abaecon.
N. d, rlee-prealdent. Seated are Jacqueliao Alexander from Wire; aad Gloria Tarter front WeadalL
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HERR HAMPTON (AND FRATl—Earrgrtlc IJonrl Hampton,
Mkno»l'<lr-d jui king of the I’nitrd Stairs, i. <Jin»n a. hr arrived
in Dtnarldorf laM wrek tn conduct concert, in awh German ritir. aa
Munich. Frankfurt. Hamburg and Berlin. It waa thr Prat time that
"Hamp," and wife Gladya. their pet parrot, and the tp-piecc Hampton
band have appeared la Germany. (Newaprvaa photo.)
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THE PERENNIAL CHAMP Bill I Conard (right) of CBS radio’s
‘•This is New York” went a few rounds (figuratively speaking) with
ex-heavyweight champ Joe Louis during Ix>uis’ recent visit to Leon*
ard's program. The champ, whose film "The Joe Ix>uis Story" Is soon
to have its world premiere, recalled an earlier visit by to
louis' training camp. At that time Bill actually went a few rounds Eflch Waplc A Full PriClA
with the champ —no hits, no errors some running. (Newsprcss
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NO SMH.FS NOW When the above photo waa taken, the Brook
lyn Dodger. had Ju.t won the third game nt the World Serie. from
the tanker. In Impressive fashion. < atrher Roy Campanella ihmkra
hand and alb had hit the winning homer; < arl F.rsklnr (renter 1 had
struck out It tank*, anil pilot* Dressen was looked on ns a seer. .Sow
Ute chant is: "Wait "Til Next tear." (New.preaa Photo.) fifcv*'
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KHAW RTUDKNT COUNCIL Pictured above are atudente of Nhaw Univeratty elected to hood the
Htudent Council durinc laat week's orientation act l» it lea nt the whooL Nlonding left to right are: Lurlua
Walker. Jr. of Itaaelle. N. preaident; Itoo O. Burwrll of Kittrell; and Harold Kooa, Jr, of Abaecon.
N. J, rlee-pmldent. Mealed are Joqurliue Aleuader from Wise; aud Gloria Taylor froiu WeadaiL
INewepreoo Photo.)
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lIFADm FOR IT. R. The »Uon of Judah," Hla Hlghneaa Hallo
Nelauln, Emperor of Klhlopta, la rumored to be headed for thoaa
ahoreo al the invitation of the Ntate Department. Selaaale will aeek Io
interval American capital la Klhioptaa rich, but undeveloped re.
oourcea. (Newapreao 1‘holo.)
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