** THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. Two Hammers A-6 MONDAY. MAY 14, 19M Waiters Sparkman Calls Seek Union Posts Talmadge Says Eden to Be Questioned Red China Calls Two Hammel’s Restaurant '¦ Mr\&'' ¦, f-* employes announced their can- jr ,r,,, ~^x«WPy didacy today for office in forth- On Frogman Case Today Health Issue coming elections of the Waiters He Would Vote Congress LONDON, May (jP).—Prime Its Union, stay W .; 'JB Local 781. 14 i end in Scotland to fly back if Minister govern- W / mapped night ?••$ jPslg ,£'!’*¦* v Jffig HE Running for president is Eden to London last and prepare HONG KONG, May 14 (IP).— Wilmer Alexander. James Vranas; ment strategy for tonight’s his speech for tonight’s debate, Redi China has summoned its parliament : Unimportant is running for a position on thej showdown session on During the day he was to meet iNational Peoples’ Congress to For his handling of the strange with cabinet leaders executive board. Balloting will, Stevenson case and brief tmeet next month and has called place headquar- . of the missing British frogman them strategy. Hr,* By JACK BELL take at union Former Gov. Herman Tal- on his Laborite ffor biannual local elections during AiiiMMßi ; *WMs ters, 1005 E N.W., and the Soviet warships. Leader Hugh. Gaitskell also Associated Press Staff Wrtter street of Frl- 1 madge of Georgia, leading can- was tthe last half of this year, the —U '* Jtf >* .-:•« day. May 25. Sir Anthony was needed for a expected to call in his “shadow Communist( New China - .lag Senator Sparkman. Democrat news •. • :x «<¦ |: didate for the Senate seat now ' sharp grilling of for strategy session, ¦: of Alabama, today in the House cabinet” a aagency said today. vf/ip".. "f < said the occupied by Senator Commons or George, , debate. The Peoples’ Congress—third Democrats don't need health , Angry leaders of the labor op- ll “part-time1 stands today committed to vote since 1954—was President” issues to ; position just set for mid- "' / for Adlai Stevenson—if Mr. Ste- want to know What Pope Approves ; « beat President Eisenhower in June. w Korea Election , retired naval diver Lionel Crabb I 1 venson is the nominee of the problems ¦ { Blk . p November. World War II It will discuss raised ¦'«! Senator Sparkman, the 1952 Democratic Party for President. —a hero—was Cornea Transplant by the campaign to socialize the doing in the icy waters of Port s- t *. Democratic vice presidential Interviewed yesterday on “Meeti VATICAN CITY, May 14 (/P). nation of 600 million peoole in a the pro- . mouth harbor near the Russian 1 “r ¦ irfH*al If ) nominee, expressed gratification Press,” NBC television —Pope Pius XII today approved few years time rather than on 'W'i. Riot Hurts 10 gram, Mr. Talmadge said he , warships that brought Premier 1 that Mr. Eisenhower’s doctors the transplant of from the long-range schedule origi- ' corneas would prefer Mr. 1 Bulganin and Party Chief Nikita had reported Saturday their ex- SEOUL, May 14 OP).—South Stevenson "far the eyes of dead persons to nally envisaged. away and above" either Gov. Khrushchev to Britain, 1 ¦ v„ ">»»w|j^ i amination showed the President those of the living blind. The will be for Hl* :;' jwßP|>[HM^Hf Korean police said today more Averell Harriman of i When the question first came flections mem- “physically active and mentally New York pontiff bers of Ahe various Peoples’ than 10 persons were injured in or Senator Estes Kefauver of> up in Commons last week, Sir The warned, however, *¦ local ~ ~ alert” with normal blood pres- Anthony that transplant Congress ranging from munici- I a pre-election riot during which Tennessee. said Comdr. Crabb was cases should be c sure and no signs of muscle 1 operating "without authoriza- carefully selected and prudence palities* down to villages. Village Lee Bum Suk, rightist Asked if he would vote for Mr. balloting expected to weakness in the heart. candidate Senator tion” and that it would not be in used. The 80-year-old head of 1 is be com- Senator Kuchel, Republican Harriman or Kefauver, pleted between July for vice president, brandished a the former the nation’s best interests to say the Roman Catholic Church and Novem- of California, report Governor refused to J ber,J the others by December. said this pistol. say what he would do. more. spoke to a group of oculists who ‘ would be “good news to every- The Russians insist the diver had asked him to give his opin- The Peoples' Congress on pa- Mr. Lee, former prime min- “I have always been a Demo- per the body but the Democrats who , was spying. The British press ion on the subject. 1 is nation’s most power- hoping ister. said he drew the gun—but crat,” he said, “and I expect to body. practice £jg were the President would . generally has agreed. Pope’s ful! In the central did not shoot—“when 300 ter- remain so as long as I can.” He The words were his committee of the Communist .fiQ Hglir, i be forced to retire and couldn't 1 added he would , Sir Anthony said the retired first since an Italian priest, Don ' again.” rorists attacked me and tried to examine the Party is superior. Mao Tze-tung run kill platform adopted at the Demo- ; naval officer was “testing under-. Carlo Gnocchi, recently be- | Mr. Eisenhower was described me from behind.” ’ apparatus” heads both the Party and con- icratic National Convention be- water and refused queathed his eyes to two blind ;;'¦ . - I by his press secretary, James C. Third Report of Attacks to go into details. In the debate gress. fore deciding what he would do ji Italian children just before he congress Hagerty, as having “a lot of was . tonight, Laborite legislators : The is empowered to ’* It the third instance in about Mr. Harriman or Senator i died. Only one of the operations , - 'l, plans for the campaign." elect China’s leaders but two , t; in , hoped to force him supply- in 4r , I%IW ¦ which opponents of President into successful. 1 Kefauver—should either be the I was Sessions so far it has pulled which it has been announced i Syngman Rhee claimed they party ing the details. no nominee. Italian law restricts the trans- surprises< m that direction. The the chief executive will make were attacked by backers of Mr. Comdr. Crabb was seen swim- plant [five or six speeches by televi- Consistently of corneas. Father Gnoc- same¦ hierarchy remains at the Rhee’s Liberal Party while cam- Democratic ming near the Soviet cruiser chi’s sion, some of them originating Mr. Talmadge . Ordzhonikidze, action attracted so much I top and is likely to do so after its paigning for tomorrow’s presi- declined to com- and two accom- attention that action has outside Washington. dential election. ment on the possibility that t panying vessels on April 19— been third1 session. Mr. Rhee, 81, started in Parliament to change speeded -up IK .Sjf 1 Too Early to Divulge is considered certain Georgia might join a third party the day after the Russian party The socialization ' •<<>•• to be r - -~—l^ BRagjffigrfe v: vM!SOay < j&gaSux,. . the law and nation wide only yesterday brought %-v -imtßSmS^^Sm¦ %.Mhßw elected movement if displeased > arrived in Britain. a i drive an- “It’s a little bit too early now for a third term but with the cornea bank has been estab- there is doubt as Democratic nominee for Presi- He has not been seen since, nouncementi of a major rhange to announce those plans, either to the outcome lished. inj Peiping government setup. v dent and The admiralty the , party's platform “pre- B*sr’sfs?--Tsj; : > JH Eg .*-» to the people or more particu- of1 the vice presidential race. the i said he was j X t JeßEb, ¦:;» >, rights. . dead,” larly to the opposition,” Mr National Police Director Kimion civil He said, how- sumed but didn't explain ever, Georgia why presumed. Hagerty said during television Chang Heung said the latest in- . that is the only f 1 that was a .: they BACK TO WORK—Papers and spectacles in hand, ¦interview with Representative cident occurred yesterday at . State in the Union that has con- The British said in a note Chunchon, about 90 . sistently supported the Demo- .[“deeply regret” the whole affair; Reds Promise to Abolish [Keating, Republican of mileis north- President Eisenhower ducks under wing of his per- I; New era for obviously hope York, which filmed for east of Seoul. He said hecklers tic nominee President. Itt and the Kremlin sonal upon his arrival here today from his was i gave drop. plane broadcast yesterday by New opened up on Mr. Lee while he , Stevenson its vote in 1952, .!will let it Gettysburg, Pa., farm. He spent Sunday there with making ' York State stations. was a campaign speech i Al Smith of New York in 1928, It appeared that Sir Anthony; Concentration Camps Mrs.“Eisenhower and her mother, Mrs. John S. Doud. “We are in age—an against Mr. Rhee’s running; : and former President Truman inj could tell all. breaking the case a new open. he j MOSCOW, (/P). A AP Wirephoto. , electronics age—and Lee Ki Poong. 1948 when other Southern States wide Or could risk a May 14 l mission has been ordered to re- __ have ai s ______we broke away. big loss of high secret police official says the ’ sentences lot of ideas and a of thoughts : “Lee Is reported to have pulled I prestige rather thanj i view of persons con- lot Georgia, • disclose a secret ; Soviet Union will abolish con- political, on how to campaign.” a gun when only one or two i he said, gave Mr. details of serv-: its i victed of counter revo- greater ice cloak and dagger operation centration camps within the next lutionary state crimes, Declaring that he thinks the men rushed his loudspeaker . Stevenson a percentage 5 i 1 and and . any on which Comdr. Crabb might ; 18 months. I Sharp Farm Bill Debate principal campaign issues will truck," Mr. Kim said. The po- vote than other State fourr| :to rehabilitate the innocent—all years ago. predicted have been working. He told a group visiting'lby bft prosperity and what he lice chief added that about five. He the State e of October. would go _ Sir Anthony cut short a week- French Socialists the termed a transition "from men in the candidate’s group'i! overwhelmingly Demo- change; war next !¦ would leave only ordinary prisons toward peace more and more,” and five bystanders were hurt.! cratic November. Associated Press Foreign News in two of them seriously. Mr. Talmadge ranged himselffjministration of the foreign aid;[|and “corrective labor colonies” Is Predicted Senate Hagerty Analyst Mr. said of Mr. Eisen- William L. Ryan writes: hower: firmly against desegregation off'program. ; for errant Russians. By JOSEPH A. FOX Ousted From Party official, could The new Soviet Union restric- “He will campaign, but I think schools. When it was pointed j| Indications today are that Mr.J The whose name iI leader, Lee Bum Suk was closely iden- by being Talmadge ; not be disclosed, gave tion on concentration camps and Senator Johnson of Texas, majority today predicted it will be in a little different ¦ out to him that against t will not have serious the French 1 tified with strong-arm desegregation oposition : forced deportation obviously “substantial debate" on the new farm bill and said he hoped to sen'se than traditional whistle- tactics i he was defying thee in his race for the Socialists a rundown of Soviet 1 is a when he fought po- ; penal plans during designed to make the bring it to the Senate floor Wednesday. stop campaign. I do think Mr. Rhee’s • authority of the Supreme Courtt! senatorial nomination in the their visit to 1 Com- our ' litical enemies while home min- -September primary. the Tula corrective labor camp: munist leadership popular at He doubted, however, it would get up before Thursday because points view—our arguments, ¦ under the Constitution, Mr. Tal- Senator r of -1 ister in 1952. He was later oust- madge replied George 'home and respectable abroad. of other matters on the calendar. of the campaign—- ¦ that if elected too has decided not to seek :80 miles south of Moscow. It 1 discussions ;ed - one a The Senator responded that he does not know when asked if will be fully from Mr. Rhee’s Liberal 1 the Senate he will be his own n renomination. Over the week : holds non political prisoners' It is of series of recent and amply covered Party and recently organized The goal is create a the bill would pass without too i! before we get 1 the : interpreter of the Constitution. end Erie Cocke, jr., former na- .'such as thieves and murderers.” moves. to finished.” opposition Republican Party. .! [favorable atmosphere for push- much trouble. iing to something as drastic as ' “I have right sayy tional comamnder of the Amer- He said the corrective labor Report Pleases Sparkman Liberal Party officials as much to ing the Soviet The legislation which was ve- the soil bank." could ‘ what the Constitution means and j ican Legion and mentioned as s camps would contain factories campaign of As for the report not be reached for : peaceful toed by President Eisenhower, But he added that, because of . new on Mr. comment. :doesn't mean as anyone e a possible contender for the where the convicts would work. I co-existence and a broad th, Six in the foreign was approved by the Senate April, a continued cost-price squeeze on l Eisenhower’s heal Senator candidates are entered in‘ country,” he said. He charged j nomination, said he was support- - They could not be sent to outside united front with Social- , Sparkman said he is happy , the vice presidential Talmadge. • projects ists. the aim being to work to- 11, 50-to-35. farm income, he came to the about race but "'that the present court was tryinging Mr. Other possible as is done in the con- the favorable appraisal. Mr. Rhee himself is opposed camps, explained. gether to put a stop to Western Price support provisions to , view that a soil bank plan would I 1 to “breathe additional powers 5 contenders made no comment. centration he "The whole country ; only by Cho Bong Am. an opponent Already, rearmament. which Mr. Eisenhower objected be an “effective tool” in meeting wishes ex- ' into the Supreme Court that are e Whether an might t the official said, de- him as complete a recovery from Communist put up by the leftist . be produced against . portation policy have been eliminated in the pres- farm problems. ¦not delegated to it by the Consti- to run Mr. of Soviet citizens to The new Soviet and an his heart attack as it is possible . Progressive Party. The leading Talmadge in gen- • forbidden, < announcement ent measure, which the House He said he feels the Govern- : tution.” the November distant sections is ex- earlier that work- , x) have,” Sparkman said. “He is opposition candidate, P. H. eral election, when the : cept those are already has approved, but a new ment has a special responsibility popular for convicted of seri-i< ers free to quit their jobs in- a good man and a great Ameri- ishinicky of the' Democratic Sees Foreign Aid Wasted vote counts, was political depot- - fight is threatened on a proposal in the matter because it retained I still undeter- ¦ ous crimes. And dicates an eagerness of the Com- can and any normal American i Party, Died May 5. Mr. Talmadge said he regarded mined. In the primary the tation those cases, to win the ap- to raise feed grain supports. "high, rigid wartime price sup- -1 coun- ¦ even in he munist leadership ports" for years after [Would rejoice in the improve- , j himself as "internationalist t ty unit system prevails and Mr. . said, can come only after trial proval of Soviet citizens. The Secretary of Agriculture Ben- 10 the end i1 [of World War 11. ment of his health.” minded,” but that there had been l Talmadge seems certain of being : by normal court procedure. concentration camps and depor- son said yesterday he was con- Senator Sparkman added, how- a great deal of waste in the ad- - nominated in the primary. The a special Uncertain at Johnson i official said com- i tations can be blamed on Stalin. verted to the soil-bank program Origin ever, that he thinks there are Holds Mr. Benson said reasons for cutting crop production be- that when he outside the referred to the plan as “drastic” President's health and amount Up Decision cause he now views the farm he meant its provisions to "pay of time he is able to spend on 1 By the Associated Press situation as an “emergency” ’ j a farmer for not growing crops ; the job" why a majority of voters! Lyndon problem.” on certain acres.” will turn to the Democrats in Senator B. Johnson of secretary i November. Texas apparently not going Democrats have twitted the The was asked who is to . originated of making “I think the two principal foreclose Agriculture Department for the idea himself from the Demo- payments year , issues will be the farm problem adopting plan after turning advance this to cratic presidential this farmers who would and the favoritism of this ad- nomination it down than year ago | participate more a ' a ministration for big business, until he can be relatively cer- were in soil bank in 1957. when members of Congress with its consequent disadvantage tain that it will go to a “mod- urging it. He said it “could have" stemmed from the White House to small business,” he said. erate.” Changes “Reluctantly” but added, "I don’t believe so.” Senator Kerr, Democrat of 1 Assured of favorite son desig- Oklahoma, The Secretary said in a filmed He said this item, opposed by ! who has been critical nation, he will share with House interview the week ; congressional Democrats who ' of Mr. Eisenhower in the past, Speaker Sam Rayburn control of released over said in a that changed his view- political ' separate interview: Texas’ 56 presidential nominat- end he have termed it a move “I glad point “a bit reluctantly." in election year, "was a sin- am the President still ing votes at the party’s August an is physically The Secretary amplified that cere attempt to get money out active and men- 13 convention in Chicago. tally alert. I he had hoped "we could wmrk out. .to farmers as quickly and as know of nothing As a favorite son, Senator . . in either condition, however, Johnson's this situation . without resort- ¦'effectively1 as we can.” friends believe votes that is of the least encourage- from other Southern States may ment to the American farmer.” add about 200 to Texas’ total in 1 Senator Monroney, Democrat the early convention balloting Ex-Justice of Oklahoma, said: This could put him up among Byrnes Asks "The question Mr. of Eisen- the leaders, if trends continue ihower's ability to devote more among the present candidates. ! time to the constitutional duties Since Mr. Rayburn nudged Curb on Supreme Court ¦of his office will be a matter him into his successful contest of record now that the eexami- with Gov. Shivers for By the Associated Press Allan con- ;been written within a few nation appears to be so em- trol of the Texas delegation. James F. Byrnes, a former months," and he continued: phatic in reegard to his health." Senator Johnson has modified “Instead, many months, associate justice of the Supreme! after somewhat his previous state- Court, said today the court “must , the court announced that the which denied New City ments that he wouldn’t become cases reargued York the be curbed.” should be and right to fire teacher who cited a serious contender for the counsel should direct their argu- a “Power intoxicates men.” Mr.' the Fifth Amendment unless nomination. He says he ' ments to it now Byrnes said in a copyrighted certain questions.” gave him a full hearing, isn’t available “at this time.” ar- Mr. Byrnes framers Mr. ticle in the magazine U. S. News said the ( Byrnes said: On the basis of his present ! of the Constitution and & World Report. members. "The usurpation by , health, Senator ap- “It is never of Congress who approved the the court Johnson voluntarily surrendered. It must . | of the power to amend the accept ' 14th Amendment contemplated j Con- parently could the presi- be takeen from them. TTie Su- stitution and destroy gov- ' school segregation. court State dential nomination if it should preme must be curbed.” The re-1 ernments may Impair prog-; way. Cou>-t lied on the amendment in its our come his He doesn't be- ; rOH and take our freedom.” lieve it will, however. Mr. Byrnes, a member of the 1 antisegregation decision. high court in 1941-42, also is * Mr. Byrnes said the only a former member of the Senate ! relevant change in conditions i and of the House and the holder ' since the adoption of the 14th of various offices in the Franklin 1 Amendment “was that several YOU are l wmm"""" cordiallv invited D. ftoosevelt and Truman ad- • million Negroes had migrated to ministrations. the big cities in Northern States He assailed as a “usurpation i and constituted the balance of to attend a of power" the Supreme Court's s political power in several States.” outlawing segre- decision racial Quotes Eastland gation in the public schools and j FREE LECTURE Quoting Eastland, hinted that the decision may not t Senator But haven’t jou something to say about it? Saving is a family affair, because have been unanimous, as was an- . Demociat of Mississippi, in sup- entitled nounced at the time it wasport of his arguments. Mr. regular savings add up to security for everyone. handed down two years ago this ; Byrnes asserted that the court week. ,had reversed the law of the land "CHRISTIAN You owe it to yourself as well as the rest of your family to see that some portion "upon no authority other than |j SCIENCE Time Element Stressed some books written by a group of, of the family income is deposited on paydays in a savings account. Noting that the court con- ¦ psychologists about whose quali- Reveals the Unlimited tinued from one year's term until-1 flea tions we know little and about At Suburban Trust your interest-earning savings can mean the fulfillment of the next the five cases which were ? whose loyaity to the United consolidated for purposes of the : States there is grave doubt " Power of Prayer" cherished plans as well as insurance against emergency expenses. Your account can decision. Mr. Byrnes wrote thatt| Noting two other recent de- started with $5. to to at .. . “had the court been unanimous . clslona by the court which struck by No need wait another day put your savings work . . . such an opinion would have i down State sedition laws and John J. Selover, C.S.B. FILM BEAUTY OF '3os ELECTED of Long Beach , Calif. Suburban Trust TO PHI BETA KAPPA AT 42 Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, HOLLYWOOD, Remember Evelyn Venable? The The First Church of Christ, Scientist Company slender, lovely actress who often supplied the romantic in- in Boston, Massachusetts terest in Will Rogers’ movies of the thirties? And who co- starred with Fredric March In "Death Takes a Holiday?" HYATTSVILLE OFFICE SILVER SPRING OFFICE Her name today was on a list of 82 students at UCLA who were named to Phi Beta Kappa, the scholastic honor 5214 Baltimore Ave. UNion 4-7500 8252 Georgia Ave. JUniper 5-1000 fraternity. 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