.Tuesday, February 2, 1954
Marilyn Has Never Seen
Ball Game, Scribes Told
Tokyo ?,NN AM!GASHI I respondent asked as Mis Monroe
Mon k.m.. ctre,ss...Marflyn swayed across the room.
Joe DiMaggio, said today she has
never seen a ball game,
'I met my husband after he
had retired from active baseball
the pin-up star told a Japanese-
i n?M.. .P5mu great
""" news coherence.
With occasional help from Lefty
,, ciuo manager,
monroe parried questions
ranging from the risque to the
ridiculous.
"How long have you been walk
ing like that?" one Japanese cor-
Mississippi State
Coach to Have
Rebuilding Job
STARKVILLE, Miss. U) -Young
parrell Royal faced a tough prob
lem at Mississippi State Tuesday
after fate added an ironic touch
to the almost unexpected realiza
tion of his football ambitions.
The 29-year-old native of Mollis,
Okla., now serving as head coach
of the Edmonton Eskimos of the
Canadian professional league, was
named head coach Mdnday, suc
ceeding Murray Warmath who re
signed last Friday to take over as
head coach at Minnesota.
Royal will return next week to
State where he served as an as
sistant in 1952 and helped War
math install the tricky uplit-T of
fense and give State its most suc
cessful season in five years.
But Royal returns a year too
late to capitalize on the quarter-
oacKing of Jackie Parker, whom
he transferred from an untried
junior college product into the
most valuable player in the South
eastern Conference and the na
tion's leading scorer.
Mississippi State president Ben
Hilbun and athletic director C. R.
(Dudy) Noble said Royal was
signed to a four-year contract and
is expected to report within a week
to set up the spring football
practice schedule. Terms of the
contract were not disclosed.
Coaching or Pro
Player Decision
Faces 'Rutsch'
McMINNVILLE Ad Rutsch
man this week is trying to de
cide whether to accept the draft
of the professional Detroit Lions
or to go directly into the high
school coaching field.
The Linfield college fullback
received a bid last week on the
basis of his performance as one
of the leading ground gainers in
small college ranks. He is being
considered by several schools as
a high school coach.
Paul Durham, Linfield coach,
said Rutscbman's selection came
as no surprise. to him. "He has
all the qualities and ability to
make him a standout among the
pros," Durham said.
Sports in Brief
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
FOOTBALL
SOUTH BEND, Ind. Terry
Brennan. 25, Notre Dame assist
ant coach, was named head coach
at the university to succeed Frank
Leahy.
STARKVILLE, Miss. Darrell
Royal, head coach of the Ed
monton Eskimos, succeeded Mur
ray Warmath as head coach at
Mississippi State,
BASEBALL
MILWAUKEE. Wis. The Mil-
STavcs' traded" Etchers I
(aukee Braves traded PJtcnm
tnhnnv Antonelli and Don Liddle,
catcher Ebba St. Claire and rook
ie Billy Klaus to he New York
Giants for outfielder Bobby Thom
son and catcher Sam Caldcrone.
BASKETBALL
CLEMSON, S.C. Furman's
Frank Sclvy broke a three-year
srnrinff record for a major college
basketball player as he tallied 25
noints and brought his total io
, 1 .1 A nf
1.904 poims. ine oiu i.wu w!ai vamp runner, aim pians
1,888 points was set oy u-m;to resign his commission soon.
!.nvil!pU of Kansas in 1952.
NE'V YORK Unbeaten West
ern Kentucky accepted a bid to
the National Invitation Basketball
Tournament.
TENNIS
SYDNEY Mervyn Rose de
icaier" Rex Hartwig 6-2. 0-6, 6-4,
6-2 in the finals of the Australian
National Championship.
fights Last Hight
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BROOKLYN Johnny Saxton,
149 Vi, Brooklyn, stopped Mickey
Laurent, 159, Paris, 7.
BOSTON George Araujo. 137
i, Providence, It. I., mnpoimea
fu'rlcy Monroe, m, Worcester,
HAMMOND, lnd. Chuck Ad
sins, 138. Gary, lnd., outpointed
'art Stafford, 143, Chicago. 8.
QUEBEC Fernando Gagnon,
116 V, Quebec, slopped Jersey Joe
'idwards. 11314. Edmonton. S.
DKTROIT John Barnes. 135
i, Detroit, stopped Kenny Lane,
137. Muskegon. Mich.. 1.
SFW ORLEANS - Santiago Es
aban. 138 H, las Angeles, out
pointed Brian Kelly 138 U, Niag
ira Falls. Canada. 10.
HOLYOKE. Mass. - Art Mul
in 122 H, Philadelphia, outpoint
ed' Kenny Adams, 123 Water
bury, Conn., 8.
SENATORS HIT 10 HOMERS
WASHINGTON, D. C. (AP)
The Washington Senators hit only
10 home runs at their heme park
siariinm. during the IBM
ieon. First baseman Mickey
.,, who led the American
League'in batting, hit three horn-
"l started when I was 8 months
old and haven't stopped yet," the
blonde actress replied. -
"We are told you do not wear?
anything under your -p,ol Is that!
irue.' another Japanese reporter
asked as he eyed the fringe of
lace peeking from beneath a
form-tight red wool dress.
"I'm planning to buy a kimono
tomorrow." Miss Monroe evaded
with . grin. ,
The actress had kept newsmen
waiting nearly two hours, but
quickly dispelled any resulting hos
tility by taking all questions in
stride. i
Pointing to a dark fur piece
tossed carelejsly over her left arm,
a newsman asked, "What kind of
lur is that?"
"Fox and not the 20lh Century
kind," she quipped in obvious re
ference to the recent suspension
ny ner mm studio. 20th Centurv
fox.
Asked about her susoension for
lamng to report for work on a new
picture, she answered:
"I'm now under sutuension. I
read the script of the new movie
and I didn't care for it That
doesn't mean I don't like musi
cals I like good musicals."
While Miss Monroe talked to
approximately 75 newsmen, Di
Maggio was almost unnoticed in
a corner of the room.
Boxer Floored Quickly
But Doesn't Lose Wit
DALLAS, Tex. W The Golden
Gloves fighter came out of his
corner like a tiger.
He lit into his opponent and In
just 20 seconds was flat on his
back, out cold. '
"How do you feel, son?" asked
Alvin Herold who was helping get
the boys into and out of the ring.
'Well, said the boy, "I ain't
winded."
Blame God for
Firing Barracks
VAINLUUVi.K, B. (J. I UP) 1
Thirty-seven Doukhobor women '
today blamed "God" for a $3000
fire they set at Oakalia Prison
Farm, destroying their barracks.
"They said God told them to
start the fire to protest the com
ing of World War III," prison of
ficials said.
The fire was started yesterday
in their prison quonset hut while
the supervisory matron was ab
sent. Seven of the Doukhobor
women received minor injuries
in the blaze. The hut was gutted.
The Doukhobors were jailed
last September for taking part in
nude parades to protest a gov
ernment order that all Doukhob
or children must attend school.
EOLA CLUB MEETING
EOLA The Eola Community
Club will give a pot luck supper
in the school house at 1 p.m. Fri
day, Feb. 5. Members will bring
covered casserole dishes.
McCarthy Seeks Dismissal
Of Major Accused Commie
WASHINGTON W Sen. Mc-,
Carthy (R-Wis) suggested Tues-I
day a court martial for an Armyj
major hT pl after !
,.,; ahout
communism. and for those who;Pist
promoted, him.
McCarthy made public a letter
to Secretary of the Army Stevens
about the officer, whose case he
had discussed with newsmen in
naa o.scussca wiui new.i . ljm)t Ms Communist party activ
New York Saturday. The lcter m a5 , hflB sub.
was dated Monday.
The letter did not name the ma-
jor, but said he is on active duty
.... ' T I 1
The letter said "weeks of investi
gation" by the Senate investiga
tions subcommittee which McCar
thy heads had turned up "what
appears to be very conclusive
proof of Communist activities on
the part of a major now on active
CPHom oisnNiwa opncf4N$ 0FFICI
Wittrt-Uti 1
Members of a senate banking subcommittee named to look
into the high price of coffee get together for their first meet
ing (Feb. 1) in Washington with Sen. Frederick Payne (R.,
Me.) holds a sack of the costly commodity. Sen. J. Gleen
Beall (R., Md.) sits beside Payne. Standing, left to right; Sen
tator Paul Douglas, (D., 111.), J. Allen Frear (D., Del.) and Pres.
cott Bush (R., Conn.). (AP Wirephoto)
AFL Calls on
Out Pump-Priming Plans
MIAMI, BEACH, Fla. W-AFL
leaders today urged President Ei
senhower to trot out pump-priming
plans immediately to soothe
the nation's lagging economy.
President Eisenhower hag said
that he has a public works pro
gram already drafted to invoke
when a depression threatens the
country.
Terrific Sales Idea,
Net Loss Oniy $656
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Ul Harold
.--! iipuicu a sale ui arnrn
for 49 a pound would
bring customers into his jewelry
store.
The customers came all right,
and bought 1,600 pounds of coffee
yesterday at a net loss of $658 to
Shyer. .
A sad Shyer reported none of
the coffee buyers bought any jew
elry. CHIANG CERTAIN
OF ELECTION
TAIPEH, Formosa IB A pres
ident of Nationalist Civna will be
elected by the Assem: !; March
20, the government announced
Tuesday. Chiang Kai-Shek is as
sured a new six-year term as pres
ident, although there may be
token opposition.
Indonesians believe their islands
were the original homeland of the
Polynesian South Sea islanders.
duty at Camp Kilmer."
"There arc convincing indica-
; tions that he has been recruiting
into the Communist Party,
that he has attended a Commu-
leadership school and that
he may have personally organized
a Communist ceil at Camp Kil
mer," the senator's letter said.
It added that the major re
fused to answer all questions
as a witness before the sub
committee, and continued
"The evidence shows that last
August the Army submitted to
him a questionnaire in regard to
his alleged Communist activities,
and that he refused to answer the
questions on the ground that his
answers might tend to incriminate
him.
"Nevertheless a few months
thereafter he was promoted to the
rank of major.
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WHY IS THE PRICE SO HIGH
Ike to Trot
The AFL's Executive Council,
meeting here to study Eisenhow
er policies and union problems,
said last night unemployment has
grown to the point where public
works projects should be taken
from the "shelf' and put into im
mediate effect
"All the signs indicate we're go
ing down Bill," AFL President
George Meany told newsmen. "All
of the nation's considerable re
sources won't help us if we don't
use tncm.
AFL Economists save ftaires fn'
ployed reported bv the
govern
ment's last census figure is a con
servative estimate.
They said that without consider.
ing what should have "been a norm
al increase in the work force, the
number of jobs has declined from
June to January by 3,350,000 or
tnat one out of every 20 persons
has lost his job.
Besides a quick start on buildinff
public works projects, the AFL
council recommended that Con
gress boost the present 75-cent fed
eral minimum wage to $1.15 an
BOOT.
Other tees recommended:
broadening unemployment com
pensauoB benefits, increasing fed
eral nousing am to double present
home production and extending
tax relict to low-income earners.
Even
AS you look at It, you can s t lot of
XX what makes this new 1954 Buick
Special so sensational.
You can see the long, low, sleek and
ultra-glamorous lines that add up to
the biggest automotive styling change
in years. m
You can see the remarkable new wind
shield with the back-swept corners
greatest visibility improvement since
closed cars came on the market.
But what you can't see till you drop
by for a visit is the sensationally low
price of this car a local delivrrtd
prut that's just a few dollars more
than those of America's "low-priced
three."
And you can't see sitting where you
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Does Your
Pftone Make
New Sound?
It Isn't trouble on my given
telephone that Is responsible for
the dlffereaees In the dial tone
heard ever the Salem exchange
ef the Paelflc Telephone and
Telegraph company. It is an
effort of the utility to give the
subscribers better service.
This is the explanation given
by Elmer Berglund, Salem man.
ager, after his office had receiv
ed several calls regarding the
ew tone,
A change in the ringing system
was made Monday Bight which
eliminated the eld brush type la
favor of the mercury type. The
change will (end to eliminate
some trouble that occurred at
times in service contacts.
The tone before the actual tee
nectioa to the line desired is of a
deeper pitch than the one that
Is produced after the connection
Is made. To many subscriber
the sew tones are mere pleasing
than the elder eaes. The tyittm
has sees fat effect is ether ex
changes for some time.
Voice of America
Releases Wash. Land
WASHINGTON SJR The Voice
of America hat relinauLshad its
hold on 1,000 acres of Olympic
Peninsula land in Washington
State where it once proposed to
mind one or the world a largest
overseas transmitters.
Sen. Jackson (D-Wash), an
nouncing this, said ultimate dis
position of the site remain! un
certain.
. "
the price
is sensational!
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..Five Groundhogs Duck
Into Hole, More Winter
QUARRYVLLLE, Pa. i There eastern Pesnsjlvania ares, start
was sad news this Groundhog Day i ed nearly a half century age.
for optimists hoping for an early j The traditton Is that when the
spring, (groundhog sees his shadow more
Five different groundhogs, each!? is on Uie way; no shadow
proclaimed by the finders the "of
ficial" weather forecaster, poked
noses into the emu Lancaster
County air and promptly scurried
back into burrows for another nap,
That, announced hibernating
Gov. Charles Hess of the slum
bering Lodge of Groundhogs,
means six more weeks of winter
weather.
The groundhog fighting and the;
resultant toreeasi an were part
of the annual funtest in this south-
Aly Kahn Pushes
Aside Love Talk
KARACHI, Pakistan US Dapper
Prince Aiy Khan pushed aside
questions of romance Monday
night as he arrived here from
Paris to participate Wednesday in
pmu platinum jubilee weighing
ceremony of his father, the 76-year-oid
Aga Khan,
I never talk about those
things," he told newsmen who
asked him if he had plans for
marriage. He received wild greet
ings irom ms father's followers of
np Moslem Ismail sect
With Aly as a sues for the cele
bration was British Viscount As
ter.
The prince said he hoped to
isit other sections of Asia before
returning to Europe, "but that de
pends on my father's wishes," he
added.
The public weiehinB Wednesday
before more than 50,000 ef the
portly Aga Khan's a miilien fol
lowers eelfcuraies his 70th anniver
sary as head of the Ismaili sect
lei1! v.; t
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Fact is, there's so much that's terrific
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That way you'll prove to yourself that
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Will IUHS THIM-
OTTO J.
and you can count on an early
ttess fixed the official time of
: the first sighting at ?;39,S0 a.m.
fcastem standard Time, noting
proudly that five -separate squads
made similar reports within a
space of 3 Vi minutes.
"Entirely due to our adoption
of radar, radio and other modern
search and reporting gadgets," he
said proudly,
In Alientown, the tm broke
thiw-h and Mr, Grouadkne
gUmfied his shadow one to add
more support to the mere-winter
forecast Bat "unofficial" reports
from the Grundsow Lodge Numma
Ains under der Lechau (Ground
hog Lodge Number One on the
LehigM said the groundhog was
"confused" because of the rsjid
ness ef the day.
There wI be no official an
nouncement from this lodge until
late Tuesday night after b dinner
and other fnnmaking, Then the of
ficial verdict will come, probably
six more weeks of winter.
While the, 6th graf ta3
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Pag 13
NUMBIR SIX
JnditB Powell, stave, 22, of
BeVWlv WIB rHf kannnu "
the snrth wife of Adolph
Spreekels II, 42-yeir-old sugar
heir, were married at Las
Vegas, Nev. Spreekels" mar
risge followed by three weeks
his sentencing to 30 days is
jail for assaulting his fifth es
", .-v-tiess say it ii yarns,
(AP Wirephoto) -
The population of Stockholm,
Sweden, increased about 10.M0 in
1953 to mom
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