European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 11, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse Coj a saturday april 11, 1953 the stars and stripes Page 7 Harvard lets probe Balking " -. Asta Cambridge mass., april 10 rep two 23-year-old students my new York will be allowed to their studies at the har Law school despite their re i Stag to Tell a Senate subcommittee the of they were communists. R Dean Erwin n. Griswold of the Law school faculty 4�$3ed after full discussion that refusal to testify about communist ans was Dot grounds for sex of students. This makes a Between students and members who do toe same Janathan and David Lubell invoiced constitutional Protection in it Tsung to Tell the Senate internal decor try subcommittee whether they were communists or bad recruited of party members on the Harvard said faculty members believe that if the students were swelled the experience is Likely 6 confirm them in the altitudes which were Manifest in their i enids in Row of i Angeles april 10 a hostile Hollywood witnesses dished sharply with a House in Al Merleau activities subcommittee u he 10-Day probe into communism a Southern California came to a vitriol la close. X heatedly both actor writer Ned Toung 38, and composer sol Kap la 34, accused the committee of depriving them of due process of jew and costing them their jobs ten the. My Industry. Are a contemptible Man screamed at rep. Donald l. Of sos a Cali subcommittee Dirman at one Point. This is Chi igme my livelihood i la never i to both Young a id Kaplan invoked moral constitutional amendments i4w3&dta� the first and fifth in4 lining. To answer whether they std Ever been communists. I Young also accused Jackson of it Obj " outright falsehood in the tolls of Congress 1 regarding the to Kon picture Salt of the Earth rate in new Mexico under aus ficus which Jackson charged in a a wife speech were communist. Cli. Hospital gets Wilson pm Stock it april 10 a Harper has disclosed receipt of approximately $100,000 in of 1,500 shares of general common Stock from be cafe i defense Charles e. Wilson recently announced the of his pm Stock in com Ith a Senate request that to qualify for his govern Jonner pm president specs _1ejtt the funds be used to is Isi Ira endowment the principal sch is to be invested by r Hospital trustees. The from the fund is to be r support of medical research " try to the Field of Tardio diseases including heart the american scene teens seen Euting Way to Oknin new York april 10 a a � nutrition expert says faulty eating habits among Many teen agers from All income groups Are endangering their health and future Well being. Or Pauline Beery Mack Dean of the College of household arts and sciences at Texas state College announced results of a 10-year study of 2,500 boys and of misguided and unguided eating habits she said Many teen agers suffer from underweight stunted growth retarded skeletal maturity poor mineralization of Bones minor and major skeletal deformities poor complexion poor Teeth and Eye boys or. Mack said made a much letter showing in the Survey partly because girls Are More inclined to diet during their from the highest income groups often showed serious cases of under nutrition she said adding c a Well balanced diet is often less costly than a poor Fla. Resort plans curfew to curb student vandals foot Lauderdale Fla., april 18 a a curfew was pro posed for this Atlantic coast re sort City. To combat a wave of vandalism by Eastern and mid Western College students Here on Spring some 15,000 students poured into the City recently More than a score have been fined for vandalism larceny nudity fight ing profanity and disorderly con duct. A dozen were jailed Over night William Mccormick 1ft, a Stu Dent of Miami University at Oxford Ohio was held for investigation of manslaughter after his car careened off Ocean blvd., killed two students and injured three others., those killed were Jim Floyd 20, an end on the University of Vir Ginia football team and sue Blacken 18, a student at Alary mount College in Tarrytown . Plane crash kills reporter covering Calif. Rail wreck Las vegas. Nev., april 10 a los Angeles Mirror reporter Earl Hazen 36, was killed in the crash of a private air plane near Nipton Calif., and another reporter and two cameramen were injured. Hazen Pilot of the plane was pronounced dead on arrival at a Las vegas Hospital. The four men had covered the crash of a passenger and a freight train at Moore siding near the California Nevada line and had just taken off for los Angeles when the plane went into a stall at 300 feet. Harry watson32, newsreel photographer for station a Tiv los Angeles suffered a broken right leg and Batt 35, Mirror reporter and former Marine corps combat Cor respondent suffered a broken ankle and r. Martin 31, Mirror photographer suffered Shock. He pulled Trtat son and Hazen from the a Reckage and went to a Telephone to summon an ambulance from me Carran held actor tone sues Lloyd s Over Brawl injuries los Angeles april 10 film actor Franchot tone has filed suit against Lloyd s of London Fine feathered friends and Friend it s privacy. Easter Chicks belonging to Susanne Fehlner Cleveland squeeze in on the berth of the family pins her the family parakeet is in on the act too. United press photo for 563,666 insurance compensation for accidental injuries received sept. 14, 1951. On that Day tone was hospitalized for facial repairs after his celebrated fist fight with actor Tom Neal for the love of actress Barbara Payton tone s claim which does not mention the Brawl is based on a $100,000 Accident policy. Tone said he filed the claim last aug. 5 but Lloyd s refused to pay charging the injuries were not accidental. Tone lost the fight but won the girl temporarily. Barbara divorced him a few months after their marriage. Woman girl hacked to death on Iowa farm Iowa City Iowa april 10 ins a 45-year-old woman and a teen age girl who was stripped nude a Ere savagely hacked to death on a farm near victims were mrs. Frank Cihlar and a year Oid Beverly Chen Newman a neighbor. Police authorities said the double murder must be the work of a they said the victims were so badly mutilated that it was not immediately possible to determine whether they were k n i be d or chopped with an a mrs. Cihlar was alone on he farm while her husband a sales Man was away on a trip. Weekend gunfire claims life of 2d Harlem cop new York april � up second policeman has died us a result of weekend gun Battles in Harlem and the order get tiie killer has gone out to 100 Samuel Kate 36, who held three police department citations died of Bullet wounds re mite group oks Ike s rent control plan a 3t -. A. A 1___a._ a a to ton april 10 a us banking committee has extend All Federal rent of through sept 130 and give Eisenhower Pover to i War crisis on rent controls a five month Extension the president for non critical areas Camf As a Surprise. Several member s of the co unit tee indicated Prev imply that rent ceilings in. No critic a. Areas of the country would be allowed to die on the scheduled Date of april. 30. These controls cover about 4,300.000 housing unite in 1,400 nonce local area is one if which housing shortages have not been created by new defense plants and an influx of voting completed committee action on a general economic controls measure drawn up to replace4he expiring defense production act the new. Measure must pass by the end of the month if rent controls Are to be extended but the Bill May not get through. Cei Ved saturday night when an investigation of three suspicious men turned into a roaring gun fight Twenty four hours before the fight patrolman John Pendergrass 53, a negro was killed in Harlem by h passenger in a car he ordered to Stop. Ennis h. Scott 20, was arrested sunday and charged with the slaying. A i3-Stafe-alarm for two negroes was broadcast by new Vork police it few minutes after Katz died. Katz was shot when he and his radio patrol car partner investigated three loitering men. The men ran then one turned and fired four shots. Two hit Kutz in the ecu 1, one in the neck and one in the left Arm. Well bred stowaway on America wins Home new York april 10 a Nineteen Days ago she was just Achild of the streets underweight and sickly begging on the water front for her meals. Idly for no apparent reason she wandered aboard the liner Amer Ica and the big ship pulled off for Europe before she could leave. She became a , one Day at sea she was Dis was then that her whole life changed. For she was befriended perhaps for the first time. Her background was overlooked soon she was Cheek to Cheek with . L. M. Pearce of Teaneck n. J., took care of her and helped restore her health. He started by feeding her nourishing food. The other Day she returned aboard the America. She was the picture of health. She had gained weight and won Pearce 3 heart for her manners aboard ship a Well bred lady he pronounced , the americas veterinarian said he would take her Home to give her a new Start in life. 36-Pound marijuana jag Elpaso Tex. April 9 api Frank Maldonado Brooklyn . Was sentenced to five years in Pris on on a charge of buying 36 pounds of marijuana Here to sell a new York. Maldonado indignantly de Nied the charge. He told the judge 1 planned to smoke ii All be credited with forcing soviet change new York april 10 a mrs. Clare Boothe Luce new . Am Cassador to Italy said the Elsen lower Dulles foreign policy has forced soviet Russia to go on the peace defensive.1 the Republican administration first 70 Days in office mrs. Luca said in a speech has shown that t is incapable of self deception on the nature of soviet aggression. Soviet Russia s awareness of this fact she added explains a Good Deal about soviet Premier George m. Malenkos a actions since the death of Joseph Stalin this administration reflects and holds the View that once the communists fully appreciate that we intended to get Strong and stay Strong and had done with appease ment the soviet would Back honoured at dinner. Mrs. Luce spoke at a dinner Given n. Her Honor by the America Italy society in the Waldorf Astoria said Russia has acted not in the face of weakness but in the fac of strength and it is the task of the . Now to keep soviet Russia on the peace defensive everywhere mrs. Luce said an administration that knows the enemy for what it is will be guilty of neither appease ment nor belligerence. I believe the essence of the new administration s concept of world affairs to True workable internationalism one that knows no one nation can carry the Burden of free Dom that every nation in the com Mon cause has the right As we As the responsibility to play its own essential and creative part in strengthening itself and the free 10 face trial indic bracket Newark n.j., april 10 up a Federal grand jury indicted six longshoremen and four bade Bros. Co. Timekeepers wednesday on conspiracy charges growing out of a53,000 weekly payroll padding indictment charged the Racket existed at the Claremont terminal in Jersey City in 1951. The grand jury also cited Hud son county Dock Bosses for Refus ing to testify about the payroll padding cases. Dade Bros was handling army cargo for North african bases at the time the payroll padding was said to have taken place. The army Klater. Moved its operations to Vir Ginia because of that situation. The longshoremen indicted were identified As members of pistol local 1247 of the International longshoremen s Assn. Al Vincent cockeyed Barney Brown and Anthony m. Tony cheese mar Chilto both officers of local 1247,were cited for refusing to answer questions including whether they were married and whether they had any children. The longshoremen indicted on conspiracy charges were John Alu 34 Joseph Gernie 30 Robert Turney 31 Albert m. Covell and Leo Phillips 33, All of new York City and Edward j. Mcavoy of Jersey City. Timekeepers indicted were Frank Miamo 45, and Angelo Gallo. 31, both of new York City John Bedell 43. Of Union City n. J., and chistian Dammann 32, of Jersey City. 10 million tons of . Steel new York april 9 up american steel Mills produced More than 10,000,000 tons i steel in March the greatest t s / in history the ,.- Iron and steel Institute estimated yesterday. \
