*** THE EVENING STAft, Washington, D. C. A-2 - • WOMBAT. ltn.l 4. lMi -i San Diego Flyers Lead I RUSSIANS SERVE JMffliiSBUMK m w & In Powder Puff Derby [ 19-COURSE FEAST jM ,§§§ £ HOLIDAY ... \HONORING — - SPRINGFIELD, Mass., July 4 because of an sky MOSCOW, July 4 UP). I UP).-Early I overcast In birds of the Powder ‘ Southern California’s San Gor- Soviet chess authorities sur- Puff Derby are expected to fln-• gonto Pass. The women aren’t prised the visiting American ish the here chess team today with a 19- **** . I race today, but f allowed to fly at night or by most of the women flyers course Fourth of July ban- head- ¦ instruments. quet ing in from California haven’t t The first plane into Spring- cleared the Central States, field may not be the winner, A table in the National i Mrs. Ruth Nitsen of Ingle- - however, since a handicap sys- Hotel bore red. white and wood, Calif., one of the entries, , tem has been set up to equalise blue flowers for the luxurious crashed this morning about 72 1 speeds between single and multi- luncheon in honor of Amer- miles southeast of Lubbock, Tex. . engined planes of varying horse- ican team officials and their She was not injured. power. All must arrive by 6 p.m. - 3 !- supporters. This was her first entry in i Wednesday to be eligible for £HBB9| Many of the Amertoans I the race. prizes. mßt had to quit after the 12th Mrs. Nitzen crashed near the A wide search was started yes- course. ~ i *' -• panhandle 'j2t *.:: *tk- •¦>., *>•**••«& v •• Texas city Spur. . terday Mickey / . vi» <**«-.3* ::> aWmkX&mfo&K • x 1 of for Mrs. Clark SENATOR JOHNSON SENATOR Mrs. Charles Bohlen. wife She had refueled at Midland, . of Florissant, Mo., who disap- CLEMENTS of the Ambas- i Tex., one of the regular stops in i peered en route from Phoenix to sador, invited all members of ; the derby, shortly before. She >EI Paso. She had flown into MAJORITY LEADER SUCCEEDED the Russian squad and their i was flying solo. Mexico but a pilot there drew Because of the illness of Senator Johnson, Democrat of wives as well as the Ameri- Another flyer became lost and 1 her a crude map and she reaped I Texas, Senator Clements, Democrat of Kentucky, will take cans to the embassy this ended up in Mexico yesterday r El Paso after refueling at the over as Acting Senate Majority Leader. afternoon for a celebration : before getting straightened out t Casas Grande (Mexico) airport. of the American holiday. i and back on the course. An- Air Race Headquarters at This is the first time in a other had a wingtip damaged in i Long Beach reported Mrs. Fay JOHNSON long while that private Rus- Phoenix, Arix., but it was re- . Mefford and Mrs. Tissle Law- Continued From First Page i sian citizens have been in- ! paired. rence of Tulsa, Okla., were able vited to the embassy. to have | far me to talk about how the 8 Killed in lowa Farthest along the 2,800-mile , their damaged wing tip I . repaired at Phoenix and , Senate is going to be run while route from Long Beach are a con- door,” Diego (Calif.) tinued on the trip. he is at death’s the Ken- San pair, Mrs. tuckian said, before taking off Isabelle McCrae, a World War AH 47 planes cleared Arizona yesterday. | for the Capital. 2-Car Accident Philadelphia Wasp flyer, Betty , and New Mexico One , . aa aa^.J .M L g ¦! H and Mrs. McNeil. They checked into Day- In addition to Mrs. Clark’s Backstage Organizer IOWA CITY. lowa, July 4 UP). ' stayed last night at El Paso. ton, Ohio, last night after an regarded —Eight persons , Rites Held Others were at Midland [ Senator dements, u i were killed as [ eight-hour hop from El Faso, 1 and , ' Wichita Falls, Tex.; Tulsa an astute backstage organizer of ’. two cars collided last night at b PHILADELPHIA, July 4 VP).— Texas. and Senate business, said be might Springfield, Mo. | the intersection of Highways 6IA new Nation, with unpreoe- Doris. Langher and Gladys have further comment after he regard t winner of this race collects ! and 190, about 15 west of . dented tor the dignity Muter of Chicago arrived at> a prize of SBOO and the ; has consulted today with some of milfs and rights of its citizens, was Terre Haute, more his colleagues. here. EVER SEE A NON-FLYING SAUCER? Ind., and said they ’ coveted title of champion ; , bom here 179 years ago today. had averaged wom- PARlS.—Here’s the French aerodyne, latest version of the flying saucer. It was about 160 miles an pilot of the Nation, unofficial [ Senator Humphrey, Democrat, It was believed to be the : The Declaration of Independ- per hour from Long Beach. i of praised : worst two-car crash in lowa hls- unveiled by designer Rene Couzinet. Itis 27 feet in diameter. Pilot and passenger but rewarding. There are also , Minnesota, Senator ’ ence agreed to then by the The race began Saturday tory. are carried within a transparent cupola at the top. The only thing wrong with it ’ prizes for the various laps of I Johnson for his capacity to i The dead were identified byT Thirteen Original States provid- fly, afternoon after a five-hour delay ’ the race. hold the Democratic forces to- . State highway patrolmen as: is that it doesn’t because it has no engine yet. Its designer hopes it .will flyJ gether ed the basic ideals that were - “and move the program Mrs. Clarence Wichmann, 26, • adopted 15 Bill next year.—AP Wirephoto. along i years later in the _ with ease and relative sos Homestead. lowa, and her of Rights of the speed.” 1 Constitution: three daughters, Donna Jean, 5; “That all Senator Kuchel, , Ruth Ann, 3, and Jeanne, 1. men are created Even Britons Co-operate Republican, equal, that they are endowed by of California, said “his illness is Max Williams, 31, of Moline, their Creator with certain un- Liberals Waryof further evidence gruellingi HI.; wife, ¦ Segni SI. Lawrence of the ! his Vivian, 28, and alienable rights, that among pace that must be maintained i their daughter Lisa, 2. I In July 4th by these are life, liberty and the Celebration legislators, particularly the ’ Earl Lowry, 63, described as pursuit leaders. The entire ai of happiness.” In Cabinet-Forming Role LONDON, July 4 UP).—There between an Italian team, Senate and 1 cook for the Williamses. The declaration agreed t an all- the country to in were no fire crackers to speak of, • star outfit of the Italian. Base- ’ will be deeply dis- ’ Clarence Wlchman, 30, a farm- - Independence Hall was eom- - ConlraclOK'd ’ , July 4 UP.—Premier- would include tressed.” Christian Demo- but Americans in Europe ex- - ball Federation, and a of er, who was driving one car, was memorated there today in tra- .- ALBANY, Y„ July UP).— pended s designate em- crats. Social Democrats and Re- N. 4 ¦ a lot of gunpowder to) the United Senator George, Democrat, of ! reported in critical condition i ditional today phase publicans. rely }bserve States aircraft car- ceremonies. barked on the final e And he would ’ Gov. Averell Harriman Independence Day. rier Intrepid. Georgia, himself recovering from at University Hospital here speeches week-long an- t with l In addition to and of his efforts to form n on the vote backing of the far- ’ yesterday Even the British, whose King , a respiratory ailment, head injuries prayers exhorting nounced he had ap- In , the Allied Officers’ said his i and broken ribs. continued free- a government for crisis-ridden n left Socialists. proved a modified pro- 3eorge HI 1 stricken colleague of dom, contract lost the American Club host at beach party has demon- The other survivor the ac- - there were tours through . His chances of succe.v r Socialist leader and Stalin viding jolonies in the 18th 1 was a strated “great qualities . cident for sale of St. Lawrence i century, • to members of the six-nation r of lead- was Randy Lee Williams, i. the historic hall itself and the were termed good. peace winner Pietro Nenni urged River power to the Aluminum got into the spirit of the anni- ershlp.” Senator Johnson called 7, whose condition was reported official opening Segni course ’ aUle d forces in Europe. -1 i i of the first sec- Told by President Giovanni ii Mr. to take that 1 Co. of America. versary by shooting some of Southern - on Senator George before going;as “fair.” He suffered two bro- - tion of Independence report speech night In Germany, Mall. Gronchi to by tomorrow v in a last at Perugia, The principal changes their own gunpowder. Americans start- to Middleburg Saturday. ken legs and pdssibly other in- ; Senator Barkley, former Vice pick too Praising Mr. Segni as an from „ ed things off with a 48-gun ¦ juries. whether he can a cabinet ad- the contract as originally pro- British naval vessels in 'Ports- sa- Operation ' President, was the principal succeed Premier Mario Scelba’s vocate of “social opening," Mr. posed nouth harbor fired salutes , Inis in Berlin and then turned | Earlier in Year Highway patrolmen said speaker. s by the New York- State to their the i government which collapsed 122 Nenni said he could “be the first Authority greet seven United States war- . attention to sports, cock- Senator Johnson was out for: Wichmann car pulledMito High- • A message was by Segni arranged premier Power are a shorten- . tail receptions sent Presi- days ago, Mr. 1 of the distension.” this ing of the term of the ship, which steamed into the and picnics. more than six weeks earlier this i way 6, apparently without see- • dent Eisenhower. meetings Party y contract bay year because ing with Liberal was a reference to the Com- and elimination of provisiops with their small guns roar- Connant Is Host of an operation at ; the Illinois car. Prime Minister U Nu of Burma bargain their munist re- ing. the Mayo yesterday leaders to for r and Socialist call for “considered antilabor,” the Gov- American clinic for removal oft visited Independence backing. laxation of international ten- The British Ambassador James 1 a kidney stone. But on his ernor’s office said. men-of-war were : B. Conant return ! Hall where the United States The Liberals have posed the e sions. dressed in all their bunting, met Americans at a he swung into action with great Democrats to Meet bom and, as • reception in Bonn. 1 was speaking at the main threat to the 64-year-old i Mr. Segni was first asked June Extends 36 Years were the American craft, the intensity. The Arlington County Demo- - Liberty Bell, said: left-of-center Christian Demo- - 26 to try his hand at forming a The modified agreement pro- battleship lowa, the In Austria American forces Last Tuesday cratic Club will meet at 8:15 pm. . “The ideas aircraft r paraded in he touched off a L and ideals of the crt’s efforts to organize a four- - new government. He asked for vides that one-half the power carrier Siboney, the cruiser Salzburg and Un« mild exchange with Mr. Eisen- , Thursday in the Lyon Park c American Revolution have a tre- party cabinet. four days to sound out his purchased by Alcoa will be sup- Northampton In Paris Ambassador and Mrs. hower when Community House. Candidates mendous emotional and the destroyers C. Douglas he said the record I s importance They are wary of Mr. Segni’s s chances. When that time limit plied to its Massena plant for 38 Glennon, Laws, Power and War- Dillon received Amer- 1 disproved the President’s pre- . in the Democratic primary, Julyt to all men who struggle for legislative record, particularly t expired, Mr. Gronchi gave him years from the time power be- rington. icans at the Embassy. American diction last year that the election t 12, will be present. liberty.” comes Legion members paraded his authorship of Italy’s am- - another two days. Saturday available. The Power Au- The American vessels are on a down of a Democratic Congress would bitious farm reform program. night Segni accepted thority may cancel the training the Champs Elysees to the Arch bring on a political Mr. “with remain- cruise for midshipmen. o* “.” Mr. Segni may try to form ai reservations” and asked until ing 50 per cent after 25 years • Triumph, where they kindled At his news giving Fireworks Mystify Natives a flame on conference the cabinet without the Liberals if tomorrow to try forming a by the company three the Tomb of the next day, the President f years’ There Unknown Soldier. said the they refuse their support. He e cabinet. notice. were Independence Day 7 Congress parties in all places Perhaps Democratie-controlled The contract originally nego- in Europe » the largest diplo- had not enacted enough of his by where groups of Americans some districts. in the north country games, among them American & of New one in Rome SAN July j and Filipinos celebrated Lower House. It was the quietest election in York, upon jobs : ANTONIO. Tex., 4 the Linco/n Mercury which the of (A3).—A ninth anniversary of No official returns have been i Mexican history, according to 6,500 employes and ' teen-ager was knifed to their their fami- independence today with released yet by the Federal Elec- ¦ officials. lies, and the prosperity of the death and two others—including * Miguel Molinar, HOLIDAY ! thanksgiving masses, an air toral Committee. Gen. chief of entire area now depends.” his seriously show, military > police City, not a Continued From First Page brother—were a and civic Unofficial returns showed the in Mexico said The Governor’s stabbed parade Party . single major office said Irv- for those . last night near a park and fireworks. Government of the Revo- disturbance oc- ing W. Wilson, president in authority was read The Philippines lutionary Institutions in the lead I curred in the capital. of Al- at the end of all masses this | crowded with holiday throngs. received ~ coa, had advised Gov. Harriman Independence in almost every district. In i morning. They were believed to from the that the company planned to in- have United States on July 4, | cnernerlhirlingtoni place was In gotten fight second the National production Takoma Park, an all-day , into a with a gang Party (PAN) 1 Policeman crease of fabricated celebration of 1946. The joint holiday will In The Shirlington Action which ex- Identified aluminum plant of the Fourth was s "Pachucos.” I Business Center I up at its in Mas- in progress. end with the annual ban- perts pick - believe may five or Incorrectly in Story requirements Festivities included Tim Lucas, 17, quet ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA OV Congress. sena when for a parade, a i was dead on i attended by President 3-4000 six seats in In the story of the arraign- stockpiling pig 10-mile marathon \ arrival at a hospital, Magsaysay Party aluminum for the race, stabbed In i and a huge re- Washington The National Mexican ' ment of Donald Wormsley, 28, baseball games, patriotic : the left arm, back ception given by Cherner, I (PNM) generally S. Federal Government were met. and chest. Vice Presi- was third with ‘ colored, of the 1100 block of Deleted from the modified exercises and a fireworks display. Clarence Lucas, dent Carlos 1781 FLORIDA N.W. Communist-tinged Popular con- One spectator 16, was in fair P. Garcia. I AVENUE HO 2-6000 I the ’ North Capitol a at the Takoma """ " street on a charge tract is clause that would have condition with two cuts In ! 1 Party (PP) trailing fourth. robbery, yesterday Park ceremonies collapsed. *n« 1 the of The Star made Alcoa liable for only 50 per back. Gary Hendricks, 17, There was no indication as to » referred to "the Dee R. Crofman, 16, of i was robbery of which cent of the charges for its "firm” 3308 in serious condition with two what the total vote would be. . Slater is accused.” power commitments in the Buchanan street. Mt. Rainier, I stab wounds Approximately nine million were event Md., was , In the left side. ! This was an error. Wormsley of a “lockout or other labor dis- admitted to Washing- The registered, about fivemillion men was arrested by Pvt. William pute.” ton Sanitarium for treatment three collapsed after stag- and i However, the company of gering into the crowded four million women. Some! !81ater of No. 1 Precinct. The still would be required to pay heat prostration. midway believe the total vote would reachi (Star regrets the The at River View Park from a error. only 50 per cent during a strike. celebration in Fairfax, nearby Va„ was to center at the Ameri- l vacant lot. can Legion Home and Commu- . Kenneth Miller, 46, who oper- Plenty of nity Center, on Oak street next t ates a thriU-ride concession, told i TODAY'S WEATHER to the Fairfax High School. police the three had just asked i REPORT The program included a base- . the price of his ride when an- District and vicinity—Fair Winds—Gentle, variable to- • BJS 1 - 8:58 p.m. 8:32 p.m. ' ball game between the Legion j other group of five or six ap- night Low 3:22 p.m. 4:02 p.m. proached tonight, low near 75. Tomorrow ' and tomorrow. The San aad Moon Post and coaches and managers and started an argu- Rises Sets -5 _ _ League mostly Einr Bexrt today of the Little teams at 1l ment. He described the second fair and continued hot. iProm U. 8. En* Ineeral gun, ... 5:47 8:37 .. pm., by Potonmo River at Harper ! Perry Sun tomorrow 6:48 8:37 followed a . group as FREE Junior Amer- PARKING clear 1 “Pachucos”—the nick- but chance of afternoon thun- and at Oreat Palls; Shenandoah clear at , Moon, today .. 8:17p.m. s:loam lcan Lesion League name given Harpers Perry Automobile lights must be turned on ; game. The e gangs of youths who one-hair hour alter sunset. dershowers. Temperatarea far Yeaterday Fort Belvoir Band will give a may be identified by their long Maryland—Continued w“hln 0onal AlrDOr I Precipitation concert on the grounds x garish hot to- , 8«„‘ Monthly precipitation In from 7 hair, clothes and pegged MS*4 fld I Inches In tbs pjn., 7 morrow, a.m. 75 4 p.m. »4 , Capital (current month to date): 'to 8:30 followed by fire- - pants. * 8 ...... DOWNTOWN with some chance of i a.m. 76 8 p.m. 90 i Month 1065 1964 Avg works. Record - Record Tkle Year January 081 2.30 3.24 boys afternoon or evening thunder- Temperatarea February 7.83 ’37 When all the moved into I Highest, 96 on July 2. 3.13 0.85 2.44 8.84 84 HyattsvUle lot, tonight, Lowest. 10 on February 10. March 370 3.97 3.03 8.84 ’9l Celebration the Mr. Miller said, he called showers. Low 00s in April 2.57 3.30 3.08 9.13 police. High and Law at Last 48 Hears May 338 2.98 3.98 10.69 80 | Hyattsville was _ Shortly afterward the por- 8 Saturday to 8 Sunday, 63 holding an all- 32,105 downtown spaces west and 70s in the eastern a.m. a.m. • June 2.78 1.24 3.41 10.94 three staggered parking ( high 96 at 4:05 p.m. Low 77 at 6:20 ’OO day celebration, attended by an j victims back Übn. < a.m. i estimated 4,000 persons. . onto the midway, 8 a.m Sunday to 8 a.m. today, high r IM 1441 $ i Ath- in 103 downtown garages Virginia—Continued hot to-1P 5 at 4:20 p.m. Low 75 at 6:2S a.m. §» ni m i2:|i b i letic and fireworks events were e Four youths were arrested morrow, Tide Tables . r scheduled. with a few scattered (Furnished by States ¦ shortly afterward. A patrolman United Coast and , iSS& 12? 1:2? m 'll More 40,000 and lots, where your parking afternoon or evening thunder- Geodetic Survey) Temperatarea la Vartoas Cities than were expect- - said one was armed with two Today. ed at a fireworks display charges showers. Low tonight 64-69 Tomorrow Abilene 93 73 taking g knives. No had been High 8:24 Little Rock 90 70 Place nightfall is paid for a.m. 9:02 a.m. 80 Los Angeles 72 69 ’ at at the Meadow- - filed. by 208 Downtown west and 70-75 in east. Low 2:41a.m. 3:24 a.m. ' Albuquerque 8S i 95 67 Louisville 96 69 brook Recreation Center, Baltimore 93 70 Memphis 94 73 i »««t t Billings West 78 55 Miami 86 79 [ highway and Beach drivee Park and Shop businesses. I US. WEATHER BUREAU AMP Birmingham 93 72 Milwaukee 92 72 Montgomery Bismarck 8(> 60 Minneapolis 95 67 :in County. The e sbm— smmmm mm Boise 74 54 Montgomery 93 77 event is sponsored by the Each will stamp shoppers* Boston 88 7(1 New York 93 75 ¦ Be- Buffalo 93 66 Norfolk 95 72 ’ thesda and Silver Spring or- Burlington 86 62 Oklahoma C. 90 70 ' ganizations. Charleston 88 77 Omaha 92 71 • parking tickets for one hour Charlotte 98 88 Philadelphia 95 70 A fireworks display at the D. C. Cheyenne 85 56 Phoenix 101 8« i Village chteago 99 78 Plttaburth U- 66 ; at Blue Plains for some of free parking. Cincinnati 94 07 P'tland. Me. 76 u. 600 residents aged Cleveland 89 08 P’tland. Or. 70 54 the and Columbua 97 86 Raleigh 98 69 , maimed—was to be held and Dallas 95 74 Reno 73 43 sponsored by Denver 02 59 Richmond 96 71 1 the Grey Ladles of y Des Moines 04 73 Bt. Louis 97 75 the Red Cross. , if-jj Detroit 22 Zi Salt Lake C. 92 65 Duluth 80 59 San Antonio 95 74 Goodwill Industries of Amer- Port Worth 94 73 San Diego 70 63 lea, Houston 88 74 S. Francisco 69 63 I Inc., laid a wreath at the Huron 99 78 Savannah 91 68 Tomb of the Unknown Soldier 1 Indianapolis 93 88 Seattle 69 60 i at Jackeon #4 69 Tampa 92 71 1 II a.m. today, as .their part in DOWNTOWN 1 KansssClty 92 75 Washington 96 75 anniversary. Key West 90 78 Wichita 95 79 ; the Uw Tsmperolurwt and ArMi f / Ji —vgL 7+ Knoxville 96 70 Oldest Inhabitants •IfntipDMm l«p«Ng TwiifM Meet 7J The annual get-together :L_4s»rJ at the PARK-SHOP Oldest Inhabitants also came off you • Start saving today % where park RESORT FORECAST at 11 a.m. at the Old Union En- • Jf Southern Jersey Mostly gine House, Nineteenth and H j tor financial frtt- fair tomorrow, rather hot, streets N.W. * tomorrow. Anwwt Pawn WmdMww chance of afternoon thun- Early today, only signer l/Ujn Y WmAw tanditiini the of V dershowers. High 87-92. the Independence r *.« im *w »t »*.|m «<*»E2l Declaration of * Upper and Lower Bay— V My . ISM «V> w 4 Uw. to Mm. who Is buried in the District was Mostly fair and hot tomor- memorialized in services at the row, chance of afternoon Congressional WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST—Showers Cemetery. and thunder- thuhderahowers. High 92-95. The signer, Elbrldge Gerry of storms are forecast tonight from the Northern Rockies to Ocean Beaches—Mostly Massachusetts, was honored by Area Includas the Upper Great Lakes and from the Canadian border to fair, chance of afternoon the Descendants of the Signers W ********l**s*W«»MriWMff the Central Plains. Scattered also are expected in thundershowers. High 90-95. of the Declaration Independ- S X* showers Skyline of buaineas and parkin! from Southern Florida and in Eastern Oregon. Hot weather Drive —Partly ence, Society of the Colonial 1 ouvwi will continue over nearly all the eastern and central por- cloudy and hot with scat- Dames of America, Daughters of , sth to 19th Sts. tered afternoon thunder- the American tion of the Nation. Cool weather again is forecast for the Revolution and I Penna. Ave. to Mass. Ave. showers. High near 90. Children of the American Revo- Rockies.—AP Map. 1 lution. 1 4 —; r- B 1.J. 1