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City Home Delivery, Daily and Sunday. $1.20 a Month, when i * ** J. 97th Year. No. 177. Phone ST. 5000 WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1949—FIFTY-TWO PAGES. Sundays. $1.30. Night Final Edition. $1.30 and $1.40 per Month JudyCoplon Gets Up to 10 Years; Stars Open Golf /wexlgetV (SOME HOUSING k Tourney Starts at OUT OF THIS A Goes to Jail as Bond Is Doubled; CONGRESS, II \ IF NOTHING A V ELSE' Prince Georges Is Snead Turns First Nini Palmer Excoriated by Judge In 2 Under Par 34 In $15,000 Event Reeves Would Bar Offers to Let D. C. Board By Merrell Whittlesey Krug Sam Snead a 75- Trials Hiss Trial Judge played great Him From foot approach shot, from deep Run All Recreation Facilities rough and partially stymied by 4 In Courts Here tree, to within a foot of the pin on Terms on Are Not Segregation Revealed, Bars Witnesses the ninth hole and turned the first J. By James Cullinane But Seems Near After Meeting nine in two-under-par 34 today in Judith Coplon, convicted.Justice Agreement the $15,000 Washington Star Open Department political analyst, was By Coit Hendley, Jr. the Anacostia swimming pool at Prince Georges Country Club. sentenced today to spend from 40 closed indefinitely after fights and For Prosecution Snead was two under par com- Interior Secretary Krug said to- months to 10 years in prison for other disturb? nces there over tht ing to the ninth and after pushing day he expected to conclude with- betraying her country. admission of Negroes. Eisler's Former his drive to the right of the fair- in the next few days an agreement Wife L. Reeves read the Mr. said the Anacostia way he pulled his second to the Judge Albert the District Krug which would allow left. sentence after 11:15 a.m.. will remain closed until after From Stand After He had only inches in which shortly take over the pool Kept Recreation Board to to miss the and the tiny brunette heard it the agreement has been reached tree. After carefully operation of all Interior Depart- >v with the Recreation Board. Lengthy Argument studying the shot he hit it firmly, unfllinchingly. facilities in the ment recreation the ball rolled dead for the The sentence was imposed in Mr. Wender, after the confer- By Newbold hole, city. Noyes. Jr., struck the pin and stopped inches this manner: ence, said that Mr. Krug had and Robert K. Walsh Mr. Krug did not reveal the away. made a specific proposal which Star Forty months to 10 years on the Staff Correspondents Snead terms of the agreement, leaving would the Recreation Board birdied the first hole by of to betray give charge attempting one of most NEW YORK. July 1.—Federal dropping a 4-footer, tvide open the question the control it has over chipped close secrets to a So- long sought national security Judge Samuel H. Kaufman for a birdie on the interest to Washington citizens— the six the ten- today par 5 fourth viet agent. One to three years for swimming pools, refused will the recreation facilities remain to allow Mrs. Hede Mas- and holed a 10-footer to go three docu*- nis courts and other recreation having secret Government sing, former wife of on segregated? Gerhard under the sixth. He three- ments in her facilities in the city which the In- possession. Eisler, to testify for the Govern- putted the seventh, however, to The statement was made fol- terior Department controls. He The sentences will run concur- ment as a rebuttal witness against lose a stroke. a conference at the In- said he was not at lowing liberty to Alger Hiss in his perjury trial rently. Dis- Fenna Has Bad terior Department with the divulge the details of the proposal here. Beginning. Judge Reeves set the appeal bond What Kind of Toney Penna, Snead’s trict Commissioners, Harry S. or to discuss what Mr. Krug's Mrs. Hous:nq? playing which is twice the Massing, also known as at $20,000, pre- the Recrea- partner, was off to a discouraging Wender, president United States today charged here last the be performed today. December, shortly be- The ing conditions. The gallery was Communist were beaten Russia with tors and recommended by both members began gathering A tutor of A short time before hearing her policemen condoning peace fore he was indicted. many outstanding and union officials, the at midnight, expiration time for large for early morning and most an im- treaty violations by company golfers, including Lew Worsham, penalty, Miss Coplon made to death and an undetermined Bulgaria, Judge Kaufman, following an of the spectators were strike-saving device will place be- the present contract. When the 1947 following statement to Judge Hungary and Romania. hour National Open champion, passioned number injured in rioting between and a half of debate in his was slow in Snead's threesome, with National fore five arbitrators all the issues meeting getting Buck Worsham of tht Reeves, but she did not ask for The charge was made the Congres- Roman Catholics and government by chambers, sustained a defense ob- of and conditions under way, there was stamping Open Champion Cary MJddlecofI, State wages working sional Club and Charles Bassler mercy. Department in making pub- jection to Mrs. Massing's appear- of feet and cries for action. Bob Hamilton and Roger Pea- adherents in Slovakia recently, I left unsettled aftet two months of Baltimore. Mr. Barnett also She declared she had been lic a note calling on the ance. on the cock Soviet grounds that her of Boos with cheers after also attracting a sizeabl* denied a fair trial in a to reliable bargaining. mingled had served as professional at the “loyalty- according reports government to reconsider its re- bore on crowd. was testimony only “collateral Eli a labor consultant re- Middlecoft two un- and that Govern- Any changes from the present Oliver, Indian Creek Club in Miami dur- ridden” city the reaching high diplomatic sources fusal to join with American and issues” in the trial of the former par for the first six holes. scale will be made retro- tained by the union, explained ing the winters since 1930. jder ment was trying to break her spirit British representatives in State wage here. efforts Department official. terms of the Scores 73. active to July 1. Until a settle- proposed compromise. Never Regained Consciousness. Diffenbaugh to settle disputes over peace Mrs. is the wife of Dr. These sources added that the Massing ment is reached, terms of the old Confusion was so great that when George Diffenbaugh, the Ken- treaty provisions with the three Paul a A former Middle Atlantic PGA Woman Juror Massing, sociology profes- wood Club who won a Says situation in this contract will be observed. (Continued on Page A-4, Col. 2.) pro, rich intensely Catholic satellite governments. sor at champion! he was defeated last Rutgers University. Eisler, pro-amateur here last year, topped She Doubted Judith province now appeared ‘quiet on As an of her former named year in the Maryland Open by one outgrowth such things husband, by the eaHy 18-hole scores with a as the Cardinal the House committee as of his former pupils—Mr. Bassler. to the surface.” But they were in- Mindszenty prose- the No. 1 Tells Truman Act Foes 73, one over par, while his play- Tried Aid Russia cution. the United Communist agent in this George Taft-Hartley He lived at 4503 Ridge street, clined to give credence to reports States and country, ing partners. Host Pro A1 Hough- and was 51 The principal, reason the Britain have accused the Com- fled the States after jump- Chevy Chase, ton and that at least small bands of Cath- United Clagett Stevens, both Judith Coplon jury was out munist ing $23,000 bail and made years old. regimes in Bulgaria, Hun- his way Taxes Are So Undecided on Course were one stroke higher with 74's. for two was the insist- olics had been formed there to and to Heavy News of the popular pro's death, days gary Romania with “repeated Germany aboard the Polish Houghton, who seldom misses ence of one jurer, Mrs. Mattie violent and liner Batory. reaching the country's top pro- stage resistance to the systematic violations” of the center of the fairway, hit two Taylos, colored, that she was peace treaty guarantees of re- Judge Kaufman also turned fessional golfers as they teed off Communists in the church-state They Reduce Revenue In Face of Senate Bill balls out-of-bounds on the fourth not convinced Miss Coplon ligious, political, press and other thumbs down on another proposed this morning in The Star Open fight. hole and scrambled to a 6 on the was guilty of attempting to basic freedoms. rebuttal witness, described only as Drive to golf tournament at Prince To Senate Slash Repeal Fight Believed par-5 hole. Stevens went over aid a foreign power, although hush up the situation, diplo- an officer of the Cherner Georges Golf and Country Club, Governments Deny Charge. Motor par on the last two holes. she believed the defendant matic quarters said, the govern- Co. in Washington. Budget Gains Ground Lost This Year, However, drew expressions of sorrow from The Balkan governments have Several had removed the FBI papers many. additional outgoing 34’s ment was restricting travel into denied the the Sought Facts on Auto. Verbal Feud After 51-42 Vote in violation of the espionage charges, accusing During E. J. “Dutch” Harrison said, were reported, by Pete Fleming Slovakia. Western powers of interference in Assistant United States Attor- in Hot law. By tht Associated Pr«*« J. A. “Old Bob was sure a friend of Springs, Ark., Glen Deal their internal affairs. ney Thomas F. said he By O'Leary Mrs. Taylor, 59. of 558 Vatican Protest Ignored. Murphy He seemed to know of Morgantown, N. C., Ed Furgol A two-party move for a 10 per Administration leaders were un- every pro. This the proposed, through the witness, to of Twenty-third place N.E., said Other developments in the situation, United States cent cut in just about everybody in golf. Royal Oak, Mich., Eric Monti prove facts to the budget gained ground decided whether to kill the a and Britain insist, involves “dis- relating pur- today of Santa Monica, it took her long time to make : church-state war were: Congress today in the backwasn We’re all sure sorry to hear about Calif., Henry over chase and sale of the 1929 Ford up her mind whether Miss putes” peace treaty enforce- of President Truman’s verbal feud Senate-approved labor bill, retain- him.” Ramson of St. Andrews, HI., and 1. Disclosure that the Czecho- ment automobile which Mr. Hiss loaned Ted Coplon was trying to injure which, under other provi- with Senator George, Democrat, ing most of the Taft-Hartley law, Lawson Little remarked, “He was Neist of Walla Walla, Wash. or gave to Mr. in the United States Slovak Foreign Ministry so far has sions of the treaty, must be con- Chambers 1936. As usual, by reporting of Georgia over new taxes. or more a gentleman than most any golf tournaments at- Mr. Hiss is indicted on in House committee give the a sidered by the American, British two tract ball secret information to the ignored protest delivered by the Mr. Truman's news conference pro I ever knew.” players and New York counts House another chance to vote on Russians. and Soviet diplomatic chiefs in alleging perjury before a Yankees’ Bill diplomatic corps here about the assertion yesterday that Senator Hospitality Remarked. Dickey, Tommy the countries concerned. Federal grand jury last December the issue. Mrs. Taylor said she had George never was for enough Byrne, Fred Sanford and Charley forcible detention earlier this 15, when he denied “He opened the doors of his received 27 calls at Russia having given Keller was telephone replied on June 11 to a taxes to run the government Most observers agreed, however, club wider than other ; present, while Ray week of Msgr. Gennaro Verolino. secret State Department to any golf "her home and a number of formal for the papers a retort the Sam request taking up brought prompt by that the administration lost its pro I knew—always making an ef- Scarborough, Dente, A1 Evans Vatican Mr. Chambers in 1937 and 1938 other persons had come to her diplomat. j disputes in this manner and said Georgian. He said the Presi- and Sid Hudson were on hand for transmission to fight to repeal Taft-Hartley this fort to be as hospitable as pos- home to question her about 2. that the treaties Russian agents, dent is if he thinks the ; Msgr. Josef Beran, Arch- peace have not wrong sible,” added Buck White. the Nats. and said he did not see his ac- year when the Senate passed a jfrom the trial. bishop of Prague and the nation's been violated and therefore there people agree “with his theory that With the -big three of profes- cuser between 1936 and 1948. Washington Pros Wiffy Cox, is a I is no reason to invoke the ma- he has got to have more Taft substitute for the sional primate, staging virtual “sit- money repeal Congressional: A1 Houghton, golf today. Snead, the her in additional Paul A. Solandt, an employe of and keep jail by down strike” in his palace, refus- chinery for consideration of to run this Government.” measure late 51 to 42. Masters and PGA Mid- the of yesterday, Prince Georges, and George Dif- champion; bail to put her at a disadvantage disputes. Libbary Congress, testified Senator George, who heads the and ing government suggestions .that President Truman no dlecoff, Lloyd Mangrum, the for the Government to- lost time fenbaugh, Kenwood, expressed when she goes to trial in New he leave for a summer during Finance Committee and thus third holiday. ; “The Soviet government," the sorrow on hearing the news. leading money winner, all 10 day's abbreviated session, that he in telling a press conference the York in about days. State Department said stands astride tax bills in the on hand, there wasn't an out- Diplomatic quarters were in- today, the Mr. Barnett was found un- Miss is indicted spent summer of 1937 in Senate, told a he thinks will go on, but no Coplon jointly clined to evaluate “has chosen to give its complete reporter repeal fight standing favorite. cautiously open at conscious in a chair at the golf there for conspiracy with Valen- Chestertown. Md„ the board- some taxes already are so high informed source at the Capitol ex- Slovak anti-Communist support to the position taken by 20 Topnotchers on activity. ing house run by Mrs. Lewin W. shop about 9 a.m. Wednesday by Hand. tine A. Gubitchev, 32, a So- Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania they are hurting business. This pects it to succeed before next Nevetheless, the re- Wickes. William Hardy, assistant profes- Skip 33 under viet engineer. The Government they said, This is the establishment cuts total revenues, he contended. year. Alexander, par in (See was port about at least small-scale BALKANSrPag(TA-5J in which Mr. Hiss he sional at the club. He taken eight rounds of the National Cap- charged that she took secret docu- says spent “Any frugal government cer- With Congress about to start partisan activity were persistent. the first half of August, to the hospital and never regained ital Open at Prince Georges the ments to turn over to him. 1937, tainly can live on a smaller bud- on a Fourth of July week-end These reports said the anti- Catholic when Mr. Chambers contends that consciousness. last two years, also had ample The 75-year-old white-haired 3,000 Clergymen get than the President has pro- no decision is be- recess, likely A native of he was communists called themselves he and the Hisses made a motor the Senator Paoli, Pa., support along with Dutch Har- Judge replied with dignity and posed,” declared. fore next week on ways to dispose “Janosikovcl,” after the trip to N. a veteran of World War I and rison, the new Canadian Open some emotion that he considered Janosik, Held Reds Petersborough, H. Called Nothin* Unusual. of the controversial labor issue Slovak "Robin Hood.” Reported by served as an assistant professional titlist, and Johnny Palmer, the the jury's verdict eminently fair ly the Associated Press Didn’t See Hisses. Senator for the rest of this session. George's suggestion in Philadelphia before coming to fourth leading money winner from in view of the evidence, and de- Organize to Protect Priests. Mr. Solandt VATICAN CITY, July 1.—An said he did not see that Mr. Truman publicly drop Basic T-H Features Kept. Washington. He was a former Badin, N. C. clared that he had opened every The trouble in was or Slovakia unofficial Vatican meet Mr. and Mrs. Hiss at his demands for $4,000,- new bill informant esti- repeated Although the Taft vice president of the National In all, 20 of the possible avenue for the defense said to have started when the the Wickes’ home. top 25 money mated today that nearly 3,000 When the de- 000,000 in new taxes brought a makes more than a score of Professional Golfers Association. to out evidence that Catholics winners were on hand for the bring any organized td protect fendant and his wife were asked remark that this in the Taft- Catholic priests and members of presidential softening changes He is survived by his widow, a with could tend to clear Miss Coplon their from arrest. to four-day affair, $2,600 await- priests These orders are in rise from their seats in the wasn’t unusual. it most of the Mrs. William T. religious imprisoned anything Hartley law, keeps daughter, Nelson, ing the winner to be crowned of guilt. volunteer protective bands clashed well of the court, the witness Soviet orbit countries. Agreeing writh the cartoonist of basic features which organized and a grandson, William Tucker “I even the secret files with Monday afternoon. Gov. Lane of opened the police in various towns. said he had never seen them labor and the Truman adminis- He said he obtained his figures The Star, Mr. Truman had some Nelson, jr„ of Chambersburg, Pa. will be on of the Federal Bureau of Investi- before. Maryland hand at that Slovakia, according to church by canvassing sources in Rome fun at the expense of the two- tration have sworn to get rid of. to at- time for the presentation cere- gation give Miss Coplon's pastoral letters, has been the Another Government rebuttal move in both who have been in contact with party under way Earlier votes in the House this Burial Volley Kills Man monies. torney access to all material with witness was main target of Communist per- today Stanley Russell, houses to order him to slice 10 per indicate that would not Romania, Hungary, Czechoslo- year body VALPARAISO, Chile, July 1 (VP). Prince even a questionable bearing on the secution. There the monasteries a representative of a typewriter cent off money bills Congress Georges measures 6,873 vakia, Poland, Yugoslavia, Bul- go much further than the Senate —A former Chilean Navy captain case,” the said. who yards but golf’s biggest hitters judge have been closed, priests kidnaped and the Soviet concern, testified he had passes. has in weakening the pres- garia incorporated gone was being buried today with mili- not "This may have been somewhat arrested and rented a Woodstock machine to The cartoon depicted Congress were bothered by any distance an.d other repressive countries of Lithuania, Estonia ent law. tary honors. The guard of sailors problems over "the damaging to the Government’s ef- measures haVe been farthest ad- (Continued as asking Mr. Truman to please par-72 layout. and Latvia. on Page A-4, Col. 1.) Mr. Truman did not commit fired a rifle volley in salute. One forts against Soviet espionage, but vanced. stop it from knocking itself in the It is wide open, which favors Romania heads the list, with himself yesterday on the question of the builets struck and killed Alexander I felt it was necessary to give this This also has produced renewed Weirton Steel head with the hammer of big ap- and Chick Harbert, 600 priests and members of re- Distributes of whether he would veto the Sen- Ernesto Rodriguez, former navy defendant a fair trial.” rated as the longest hitter in the wholly animosity among the Slovaks to- orders propriations. ligious thrown into jail • ate version, but Senate Majority employe. The reprimands to Miss Cop- ward the Czechs. a bus- Melon The was that Con- golf world today. Both are in- Recently since the Communists came to $3,407,800 Pay inference has minced no words Leader Lucas to lon s temperamental attorney con- load of Czech tourists was stoned By the Associated Press gress could its savings at clined mix wildness with their power, the informant said. begin on predicting a veto if the bill tinued up to the last minute of and cursed by Slovakians who but was to the power. Poland is close behind with 500, WEIRTON, W. Va.. July 1.— home, trying pass reaches the White House. The to President. That Bulletin Alexander this will be (See COPLON, Page A-3.) (See CZECH, Page A-5.) according to the Vatican source, largest pay melon in the 40- job along the Asked whether he would try to hopes a of the Steel 2 on for him. The who gave the folowing breakdown year history Weirton (See TAXES, Page A-3.) beat Senator Taft, Republican, of Questioned Checks homecoming big, Co. was cut for more than prematurely Carolinian McCloy Stops in Paris Truman for the other countries: 12,000 Ohio for re-election next year, Mr. Police this afternoon were gray from Leaves Tomorrow employes today. Lexington has not won a tour- Hungary, 450; Czechoslovakia, Offers Britons Truman told his news conference questioning twq men who they to Company and union spokesman Lloyd's nament since this one last On Way Germany 200; Yugoslavia, 200; Bulgaria, he had never undertaken to defeat said had 27 Gommment checks May the Associated Press For Yacht Cruise said the $3,407,800 payroll and he is from the ly Holiday about 30; Lithuania, Estonia and Repre- Epidemic Insurance the Ohioan. He had no comment in their possession ranging missing top sented regular earnings supple- 25 money winners for the first PARIS, July 1.—John J. Mc- President Truman will spend Latvia, 1,000, most of them in ty the Associated Press on the re-election prospects of from small amounts to $108. mented by vacation pay for work- time since he started his Cloy, who today becomes Amer- the holiday week end cruising in Lithuania. The checks, all dated yester- profes- ers who remained on the job this LONDON, July 1.—Lloyd’s of (See LABOR, Page A-5.) ican governor of nearby waters on the Wil- were mide out to resi- (See GOLF, Page A-4.) military Ger- yacht week. London is offering Britishers day, many, stopped off here this after- liamsburg, the White House an- Sees U. S. dents of Southeast Washing- Pope Envoy Company officials said the task 1,000-to-l odds against catching Senate Votes Controls noon on his way from Washing- nounced today. ^ or ton. The two men, both young VATICAN CITY, July 1 (JP).— of distributing the money to the infantile paralysis, smallpox Senate passage sent to President ton. The President will leave tomor- and “sportily dressed,” were Golf Scores Pope Pius XII today received in workers in the Weirton and typhoid. Truman late yesterday a bill ex- Mr. McCloy said he row np on the advice of a “just morning and return Monday private audience Myron C. Taylor, Steubenville (Ohio) plants was so The insurance firm started tending for one year the Govern- picked Also Given a former Pairings wanted to talk to Averell Harri- evening. President Truman’s en- that a new policy today which im- taxi driver, police- personal great It would require tWo issuing ment’s authority to control i Marshall Plan in whose cab were For Prince man about prob- The only stops planned are voy to the Vatican. It was the days: guarantees holders £10 ($40) a ports of fats and oils and rice and man, they Georges as He was __ lems in Germany.” overnight anchorages. sixth time the pontiff had con- Company officials said most of week till they’ve collected $4,000 rice products. The bill was passed passengers. quoted A1 Houghton. Landover 35-39—74 he became of George Dlffenbaugh. Bethesda 37-36—73 Mr. Harriman, American rov- Miss Margaret Truman will be ferred with the American envoy the workers chose to pass up their if they are stricken with any of by voice vote only a few hours saying suspicious Clagett Stevens, Rocfcvi’le 35-39—. V. ambassador in in the men when he saw the 'Bob Harrington, Frederk’t 45-38—83 ing Europe, met the party accompanying the since Mr. Taylor arrived here in vacation and draw both vacation the dread illnesses. All this for before expiration of the controls Walter R. Potter, Pt. Belvoir. 40-43—83 Mr. McCloy at the airfield. President. May. allowances and regular earnings. a $4 premium. at midnight. checks. ‘Denotes amateur. m sA