West German peace pact and European Army treaty loom large
United Press Foreign Analyst Phil Newsom notes the West German peace contract and the European Army treaty as concrete steps defending the West against Communist aggression. They face ratification hurdles but could foretell a United States of Europe and strengthen NATO. French Communists stage protests against Ridgway with limited impact. Bad news includes stalled Panmunjom talks risking a renewed Korea war and rising neo fascist gains in Italy threatening stability. Russians react with Berlin fighting and a three mile no man's land as West-East tensions rise.
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Mangrum Leads Western Open With Three Stroke Margin
Lloyd Mangrum holds a three stroke lead at the Western Open in St. Louis after a 68 opening round and 36 over par total of 13. The Chicagoan, top money winner in 1951, faced tough play from Tommy Bolt and Sam Snead as he pursued the event’s $6,695 top prize.
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LaStarza Wins Unimpressive Memorial Day Bout at MSG
New York May 31 Roland LaStarza defeated Dan Bucceroni by unanimous decision in a 10 round Memorial Day fight at Madison Square Garden. Despite the win LaStarza appeared uncertain, having been floored five times by Buccerani in earlier rounds and facing questions about his form.
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Betters Set New Record At Races
New York readers report Memorial Day wagering rose across 12 tracks as bettors, driven by crackdowns on bookies, bet 13 percent more than last year while track attendance rose. baseball double headers, however, showed a declined crowd.
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Research Shows Value Of Breaking In Autos
Research from the University of Illinois College of Engineering indicates that breaking in an automobile or other machinery prevents overheating and reduces bearing wear. The study led by Professor George Sinclair suggests that proper break in increases component strength and longevity.
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Report Shows Oil Reserves Boosted
New York May 31 The petroleum Industry has increased proved crude oil reserves by almost one half since 1933 and 1952 start totals reach 27.5 billion barrels against end of 1939 estimates of 184 billion. Texas holds the bulk of reserves with California Louisiana Oklahoma and Wyoming following. Utah and Nebraska now show reserves.
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Uniform Rail Rates Roll Out East Of Rockies
Washington May 31 uniform railroad rates on classified freight took effect Friday east of the Rocky Mountains. The move, praised by southern states, follows a yearlong ICC proceeding. Rates cover manufactured goods not bulk commodities like grain or coal, while eastern lines north of the Potomac and Ohio rivers and east of the Mississippi stayed unchanged. Western railroads cut up to 15 percent on eastbound traffic. West of the Rockies a separate proceeding handles traffic. A nationwide upgrade also makes the classification of processed goods uniform, affecting about 20 000 items across all railroads.
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Red Joke Tells How Communists Do it
In Hong Kong readers share a joke about Stalin instructing Mao on practical Communism. Mao suggests two methods but the punchline shows a safer, ideology aligned approach. The joke ends with a pepper on the cat tail making the cat lick it of its own accord.
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Miniature Mountains Exported By Britain
Britain exports custom miniatures of the world’s great mountains at 5.00 each for climbers and geologists. The exact replicas show glaciers ridges and peaks in color. Mount Everest models are being delivered to a British expedition planning next year to attempt the unconquered summit. The firm also built D-day landing beach models for Eisenhower’s staff in World War II.
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Spain Drops Rationing Ends Open Sale For Coffee Sugar
Spain abandons rationing with the cabinet abolishing ration cards. The last two rationed items coffee and sugar go on open sale. Rationing began in World War I and ends as officials point to normalizing postwar shortages.
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Dom DiMaggio Tops Batting Lists in Major Leagues
New York May 7 3 1d Dom DiMaggio of the Boston Red Sox rose to the top of the major league batting averages with a .351 mark over 28 games. Ennis led the National League with .343, Adcock 333, Musial 331. Maggio and Rizzuto notable in field and hitting. Ennis and Adcock trail DiMaggio in early AL standing. support from Rosin and Shantz tied atop pitching percentages.
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Save Your Confederate Money in The Sun Ads
Baytown readers will see Confederate money advertised in The Sun next Tuesday on Jefferson Davis birthday. Baytown merchants plan a major promo with Confederate money specials for the following Wednesday, marking a large retail push by local businessmen.
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Confidence game operatives in Texas county jail
Fort Worth authorities said three prisoners who ran a confidence game from their cells in Tarrant County Jail used obituary columns to identify victims. They wrote letters demanding payments on a supposed debt, aiming to seize estate funds. Ex-convicts hid on the fifth floor to carry out the swindle. Fathers-To-Be Study Up. Indianapolis Red Cross reports five men completed mother and baby care classes for expectant fathers.
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Saturday Evening Church Schedule and Radio Lineup
A cluttered TV and radio guide lists church services at various congregations including Central Baptist Chapel By The Site of the Road and Church of Christ along with a string of weekend programs such as Dan Hutchins Western Jamboree and Living Sign Ore ob Trinity Fancy Tones. A Monday afternoon Warren Edwards Newscast is also noted with multiple time slots and program titles.
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Do Babies Need a Shakedown Run Like Autos
MILWAUKES GP A Marquette University pediatrics instructor likens a new baby to a new car noting digestion and other functions may need a three month tuning period. He says colic fades as a child stabilizes and warns traditional methods may aid modern mothers in guiding infants safely through this phase.
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