THE ADA EVENING NEWS, ADA, OKLA., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1954rUARYJANE MATTHEWSJane Matthews, 59, ime in Francis Sun-ruesday at 2:30, Ce-chool, Rev. Tressie :edar Grove ceme-runeral Home, are the husband, vs; daughters, Mrs. ds of Francis, Mrs. da and Mrs. Paskel loute 3, Ada; Mrs. n of Seminole, Dor-ws of Oil Center, hews of the home; nd and Earnest of rmard of Denver, i of Chandler; three i brothers and 18n.Major Baseball (lubs launch Mealing lor DraftA ANN CAMERONi Ann Cameron, 84, at 4 a. m. at the entrahoma; funeral 30, Centrahoma Me-*h; Centrahoma cem-Funeral Home, are daughters, Mrs. r of Seminole, MrsFulbrighl—(Continued from Page One)By JOE REICHLERNEW YORK, (4V-The majors launched their annual draft meeting today but the big baseball news may emanate from another session, held by the National League alone, later in the day.Although they insisted only routine business was to be discussed, reports persisted that the National League executives were to discuss plans for invading California and expanding into a 10-team circuit.Provision for such expansion already has been made by the National, as well as the American League. It was believed the older league was determined to press for immediate investigation of such future sights as Los Angeles and San Francisco, in a race to win those two rich Pacific Coast League territories from the American.The owners may also hear from Bill Veeck, former head of the St. Louis Browns, employed bytioning Dr. Calver’s competence or integrity, but that “there is an old custom in the Bethesda Naval Hospital that senators and congressmen make their own diagnosis.Shannon Pleads Not Guilty to Burglary ChargeA Navy spokesman, after talking with Bethesda Hospital authorities today, said in answer to aquestion:“Congress members are treated just like any other patients as far as diagnosis is concerned.’* Fulbright and Sen. Lehman (D-Lib-NY voted against the 10-day recess, but 76 other senators approved.The Senate is authorized to sit for this session only until Christmas Eve. If the vote on censure does not come by that time, the charges automatically die.Sen. Watkins (R-Utah), who headed a special committee that recommended McCarthy be censured, said yesterday he doubts the recess “will have any effect on the final result.” Speaking on a recorded program telecast from New York, he said the censure debate lull may “cool off some of the people who have been emotion-1Virgil Shannon pleaded not guilty as charged to burglary in the second degree when he appeared for preliminary hearing before Peace Justice Percy Armstrong Monday. Bond was set at $3,000, Shannon committed to the county jail in lieu of bond, and the case against him transcribed to district court.Shannon faces trial in district court on the charge filed following his alleged burglary of the E. S. Mulliniks general merchandise store, 14 miles northwest of Ada on SH 59-A on November 27, 1952.Shannon was arrested last week by county officials when he returned here from somewhere in California.He is accused of taking a large assortment of items from the store, including several cases of canned goods, vegetables, packaged cereals, wash tubs, coffee, four sacks of flour, two teddy bears, two big dolls, cigarettes and candy bars.