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Iran Paper
Attacks New
Government

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Sees
No Call For
|ExtraSesSiOn

. -
WASHINGTON W-Hemna spank'
az Joseph w. MARTA u. lR-hnssl
today ruled ct tke posslhnlly e :
special naa1ioa e CoaeFaaa later
|khis year bul esneeded ~lhnre ~
be plenty e. work nsxl year
visiting the capllol far = fsw
days. he tnld nawsmen he waa
certain there would BE % extra
sesslon this year.
he said carrier talk q 4 speeial
session hinged On fhe baEIaf aha
|admlnislrnfion might regard 4 AZ
|neeesanfy low conaress 10 booal ne
natiomal debt Dali. whieh Il refused
90 DO tist before adiomFning lasa
month. Since then, howeveF, 40.
mimistrntlom fiscal experts have
Indicated that the present atatu.
tory debt limit oi rs hllllon dnl.
lars woa't be reaehed this year.
Martin said that during the
monlh he has been away from
Washington he found the people
generally are not dlseontent with
the Republican admlnlstrntion's
policies and progress.
The people are waiting and ara
wiling 10 give PresIdenl Eieen.
hover q chance % make aood, =
he said. They believe he has
made . aood start ard vii build
up from ne aood foundation thal
has been laid. I ind very little
dlscomient"
Martin emphasized he does nol
believe Congress win renew NEXT
year the excess profits tax extend
ed this year until next Jan. /. And
Ne said ne Il sure TIE presently
scheduled 10 PER cent CT In h.
come taxes VII become effective
Jan. I without any attempt beine
made 10 halt h.
those taxea are going Ell foF
sure" he said.
On the subject Of what rev reve.
sue might be needed 70 replace tax
drops due next year. Martin would.
nj comment. Congressional com.
mltiees are studying the general
tag picture now, be said, and viii
have Recommendation later.
Taxes are likely 70 be among
the tough problems Congress
must face next year" he said.
Other matters Congress win
have 10 deal with In the election
year include. he said. reciprocal
trade agreements. extenglon og 20.
clal security coveFage, farm price
supports and possibly revision 81
The Taii-Hartley labor relasi0as
Law.
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Politician Dies

pKs MONIES. Iowa un-Georrs
Asilsoa wilson. 60. whose long %,
IliIeai eafeeF Included two terms
aa Iowa governor and one a. u. s.
senator. died last night.
Cause 81 death vas listed as 4
malignant tuner II the throat. I
recurrence a. an old tuner fog
watch Wilson had undergone opera,
tlana n ibaa. whAle q member n
The Senate Ills health had been
pFeearApua alnee The 1854 opera.
MMN8.
Whlls h ne Senate. wIson was
. Republican member AZ ghs
Agriculture. Armed Services and
Small Business committees. he va,
defeated h lis BID for reelection
b is y Sen. Gillette (D.lowal.
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Evening star., 1953-05-24

flat-footed as a curve sailed be-
hind his back and struck his bat.
II hollered over to Turner that
he'd get somebody killed if they
took his signals" Porterf1eld
said. "He only thought he knew
what I was going to throw. He
might guess right a few times,
of course, but when you're call
ing pitches it only takes one
mistake to get somebody's head
dented."
Martin, tossed out of Thurs
day nights game with the Mats
when Umpire Grover Froese
thought he detected Billy tug
ging at his throat in a choke
up" sign, said he merely was
lingering the st. Christopher's
medal he wears around his neck
George Marshall tried to
sign Bill Renna, Yankees reserve
outfielder. for his Redskins after
viewing Renna perform in the
St. Mary'S backfield.
X X II
Bobby Kuzava, 6-year-old son
of the Yankee pitcher, recently
recovered from a major stomach
operation, was knocked down by
a car in front of his Wyandotte
(Mich.) home Wednesday, but
suffered only minor injuries
Spec Shea is prouder of his bat
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Cleveland Beats Browns
As Lemon HurIs Glitter

CLEVELAND, May % R.-
The Indians whipped the
Browns, 5-1, for the fifth straight
time today as Bob Lemon
snapped his own four-game
losing streak with a six-hitter.
Cleveland got only six hits of
three st. Louis pitchers in this
opener of three-game series,
but three of the hits were homers
which accounted for all the In
dianS' runs.
Lemon, who won his first three
starts this season and dropped
his next four. hurled shutout
ball until the eighth when Dick
Kokos delivered a pinch homer,
his first of the year.
The Indians three homers
were off Southpaw Dick Little
field, the Browns starter and
loser. He lasted five innings and
permitted four hits.
Al Rosen dubbed his sixth
homer of the season in the
first inning with Bob Avila on
base on a walk. Avila was on
base by way of another walk in
the third when Larry Dolby
socked his fifth homer.
Joe Upton hammered one into
the left field seat in the fourth
round and left the game an
inning later because the nail on
his right thumb was torn off as
he dug a low pitch out of the
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Cardinals and RedIeqs
Swap Two Pitchers
BY the Assoeioted Press

ST. LOUIS, May 23.-The
Cardinals today traded South
paw Jackie Collum to the Cin-
cinnati Redlegs in return for
Righthander Eddie Erautt in q
straight player deal.
Neither Collum. 26, or Erautt,
%, has figured in a decision this
season.
Last season Erautt won 81.
lost while pitching with Kan
sas City on option from the
Redlegs. Collum has a 2-1 major
league record since coming to the
Cards in 1851. He was returned
to Rochester after two appear
ances with the parent club in
1852.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
SPAIN Gets Third Win
With Lew Burdefte's
Able Relief Work
By the Assoeiofed Press

CHICAGO, May 23.-Ed Math-
ews' two-run homer and Lew
Burdette's able relieving helped
long-idle Warren SPAIN and the
Milwaukee Braves to a 5-3 vic
tory over the Chicago Cubs
today.
The Braves moved into first
place in the National League as
the Dodgers defeated the Phillies
in a night game.
Mathews key blow in the fifth
inning was his eighth homer Of
the season and produced his
oath and 25th runs batted in.
SPAIN. in his first outing since
April 20, needed help in the
seventh when the first two Cubs
singled for the 10th and 18th
hits off him.
Burdette responded admir-
ably by mailing the next three
without a man reaching third.
and then pitched a hitless eighth
and ninth.
1t was the third victory
against one defeat for SPAIN,
VINO was Shelved by a pulled
muscle in his side in batting
practice May 4.
The loser was Paul Minner
(2-3 who yielded to- a pinch
hitter in the sixth after being
roughed for nine Milwaukee hits.
Minner was followed by Sheldon
Jones, Turk Lown and Tom
Simpson.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
White Sox Sell Harrist
To Tigers for $4,000
By the AsSocioted Press

DETROIT, May 23.-The
Chicago White Sox today sold
Earl Harrist, veteran 32-year-
old righthander, to the Detroit
Tigers for the $4,000 waiver
price.
The Sox then reinstated Bob
Keegan, another highlander
who had been disabled since
April IA with a sore arm and
knee.
To make room for Harrist,
the Tigers sent Outfielder Russ
Sullivan to Little Rock of the
Southern Association on "a
hour option. Sullivan has hit
only $50 in 70 at bats.
Harrist had a 10 record with
the Sox. In addition to Chicago,
he has pitched for Cincinnati.
Washington and the st. Louis
Browns. The White Sox pur-
chased him from the Browns
last March 7.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Pittsburgh Tees Off
On Wilhelm 10 Snap
Giants Streak, S-4
By the Assoeicied Press

PITTSBURGH. May 23.-
Pittsburgh broke the Giants
six-game winning streak, 8-4, to-
day as Hoyt Wilhelm's Goth re-
lief chore ended in disaster.
Paul LaPalme, beating the
Giants for the first time in his
brief big league career, was home
free after the Pirates blasted
Starter Ruben Gomez and Will
helm in q four-run seventh in
ming. Two more in the eighth
nailed 1t down for Pittsburgh.
Giants Score Quickly.
New York took an early 20
lead on LaPalme, scoring twice
in the first on singles by AL Dark.
Whitley Lockman and Bobby
Thomson. The Pirates came back
to tie in the fourth on scoring
singles by Danny O'Connell and
Pete Castiglione after a walk
and single by Joe 'Garagiola.
The Giants edged in front
again in the seventh when Co.
meZ opened with a single and
moved around on an inf1eld out
and Hank Thompson's single.
Cal Abrams opened the win
ming squirt in the seventh with
single. Gomez famed Carlos
Bernier but was lifted for Will
helm after he walked Paul Smith.
Wilhelm quickly ran into disas-
ter.
Kiner Scores Abrams.
Ralph Kiner's single scored
Abrams. Garagiola doubled home
Smith, O'Connell's fly ball
brought in Kiner and Castigli-
ones single added the fourth
run.
Two walks, Smiths single and
Kiner's fly added the extra 2 in
the eighth. The Giants picked
up their final run in the ninth
on Billy Rigney's pinch single.
Bobby Hofman's pinch double
and an infield out.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
By BURTON HAWKINS

ting than he is of his 80 pitch
ing record with the Mats =.
He'll ask, occasionally, in a voice
like an amplifying system.
What's that you say I'm hit
ting? .636? Wow!"
Mats home attendance is lag
ging $4,000 behind last year at
the same stage Baseball
writer's who cover the Dodgers
have pooled their talent to pro-
file colorful stars on the club in
the book, 1.-THE Artful Dodgers. I"
The Yankees home attend
ance is 10000 more than the
Mats home and road attendance
combined Jackie Robinson,
an outstanding second baseman.
has been tested at first base,
third base and left field by Man.
ager Chuck Dresser of the Dod-
gers this season and has per-
formed adequately everywhere.
4 X Y X
Most of the Mats customers
don't know it's permissible to
drive up the ramp leading to the
gates of Griffith Stadium when
they're in the neighborhood to
purchase tickets on the day OF
a night game Wayne Ter
williger dismissed a Spiking by
the AS Dave Philley two weeks
ago as nothing" but it was q
cash requiring nine stitches -.
Twig hasn't missed an inning
since.
Casey Stengel of the Yankees
gets around the rule which pro-
hibits a manager from leaving
the dugout to protest a ball OF
strike call . Casey strolls from
the dugout. apparently en- route
to the mound to consult his
pitcher, but takes a circular
route and informs the plate UNI
pire of his feelings Bucky
Harris protested about it the
other night but got nowhere.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Late White Sox Rally
Defeats Detroit, AZ
BY the Asseeioted Press

DETROIT, May %. - The
White Sox. faced with their fifth
straight defeat, slammed five
singles after two were out in the
ninth inning to defeat the
stunned Tigers, AZ, today.
Vern Stephens knocked in the
tying and winning runs with
bases-loaded single. Nellie Fox
followed with another single
the fifth of the wild inning-to
knock out Ned Carver, Tigers
starter.
Going into the ninth, Carver
looked like a sure bet to even his
record at "A,
His mates. baf1ed by Joe Dob
sons curve balls for seven in
nings, had scored twice in the
eighth to take a 2-1 lead. Pat
Mullins single and Walt Dropo's
! fly knocked in the two Detroit
runs.
Then, in tn E ninth, Carver re-
! tired the first two batters-and
then the one-base merry-go-
round started.
Tom Wright started it with a
single to center. Minnie Minoso
singled to left and many of the
1922 fans, who were headed for
the exits, scu FRIED back to their
seats.
Sherman Lollar followed with
a scratch infield hit, filling the
bases.
Then Stephens and Fox de-
| 1iVered their winning hits
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Midget Games Wanted
CLUB BATTING

The Berwyn Heights midget
baseball team wants to book
games for any afternoon or week
ends during the season against
other 10-12-year-old teams. Call
AL Scoville at Tower 9-6242.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

WuGtIlGT d 1dSG
ball or curve
was en- route
to the plate
:. Turner
was whistling
to tip batters
that a fast
ball was COM
ing, but his
advice W e n t
unheeded aft
er the Yam
KEGS he a r d
Turner WhiS-
tie, then saw
Martin stand
Evening star., 1953-05-24
GuuIt Retuins Title

SPARTANBURG. S. c., May
% (P.-Henry Pappy) Gault
gained a 10th round technical
knockout victory over Nanny
Castro here tonight to retain his
North American bantamweight
championship. Gault, of Spartan
burg, weighed 11734.. a quarter
pound more than the challenger
from Mexico City.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
st. Louis A.HO.A. Totals 81 5 - IA
Singled for Chambers in 9Th inning.
Popped out for Erautt in Sth inning

Runs-AdamS ~. Bell t3t. Borkowski
KlusZewSki. Error-Hemus. Runs bitten
in-Greengrass. Kluszewski -, Bell t3I
Two-baSe hitS-SchoendienSt Three
McMilland to Kluszewski: Hemus to
Schoendienst to Bilko. Left on bases
Cincinnati s; st. LOUISE. Bases on
ballS-Of Podbielan. / of Chambers
>. Struck out-By Podbielan. /: by
Chambers. /; by Erautt. =. Hits-Off
Chambers. 8 in 6 innings: on Erautt,
4 in > innings: on FasZholZ. . in l
inning. Runs and earned runs-On
Podbielan, 90: on Chambers. 3-3: Of
Erautt, %: no Faszholz, IL, Winning
Chambers 50o1. Umpires = Secory,
Dixon. GoetZ Dascoli Time-2:26. At
tendance-6.174.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Cincinnati Shuts Out
Cardinals, 6 10 0
BY the Assoeioted Press

ST. LOUIS, May 23.-Clarence
(Bud Podbielan, rangy Cincin-
natl righthander. tonight cooled
off the hard-hitting st. Louis
Cardinals. pitching a f1ve-hit 60
shutout that ended the Redbirds'
four-game winning streak and
boosted the Redlegs into a tie
for seventh place.
Cincinnati backed Podbielan's S
sharp pitching with a 12-hit at
tack that included two home runs
by Gus Bell, e his seventh and
eighth, and Ted Kluszewskis 10th
homer. The Redlegs, leading the
majors in homers, now have hit
Al in 26 games.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

st. Louis 600 900 Ol0-1
Cleveland ------202 100 00x-5
Runs-Kokos, Avila (2l, Dolby, Rosen,
Upton. Errors-Hunter. Miranda. Runs
batted in-Rosen C2l. Dolby t3l, Tip
ton, Kokos. Two-base hits-Doby. Home
runS-Rosen, Dolby. Upton, Kokos.
Double plays-Rosen to Avila to Glynn;
Lemon :Wertz to Young. Left on bases
Cleveland. s: ST. Louis, 4. Bases on balls
DC Littlefield 4; of Blyzka. 2; Oh
Lemon /; of Stuart, l. Struck out-By
Littlefield. 5; BY Lemon: {; by Blyzka. l:
by stuart, g Hits-on Littlefeld. 4 in
Oh Stuart, / in ! inning Runs and
earned runs-of Littlefeld. 5;5: of
Biyzka, 90; OF stuart; 90; on Lemon.
pitcher-Lemon (4-4. Losing pitcher
fittiefield GA. Umpifes-Berry. Hu[.
lev, Duffy and RommeL Time-2:10.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
North Lacrosse Player

BALTIMORE. May % (P.-
Capt. Wayne Hockersmith of the
Penn State lacrosse team today
was named to play with the
North in the 18th annual ALL
Star lacrosse game here June 6.
/
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Totals SO 13 2713 Totals 35 IL ~ 10
> Lined out for Minner in 9Th.
+Struck out for Jeffcoat in Sth.

fWalked for McCullougn In SJn.
SHIT into double play for Lown in Sth.
Milwaukee - 600 12l O10-5
Chicago - 200 OO1 OOO-3
Runs-Bruton, Mathews, Pafko, Ad-
cock. Crandall, BaumholtZ, MikSis, Jack
son. Error-Smalley. Runs batted in
Smalley Jackson. Dittmer. Mathews go,
Jeffcoat. Bruton. Two-base hits-Ditt-
mer, Smalley. Home run--MathewS.
Sacrifices-Logan, Miksis. Double plays
Jones to Miksis: Dittmer to Adcock.
Left on baseS-Milwaukee. g. Chicago,
SPAIN, ! of Burdette 2. Struck out
BY Minner. .; by SPAIN. 8; by Lovn, !;
by Burdetae. L.. Hits-of Minner, 2 in
of Jones, in / inning; of Lown. o in
] inning of Burdette, o in 3 innings:
earned runs-Of Minner, -4-3: of SPAIN,
3-3: of Jones. IL; off LoWn; 90; of
pitcher-Spahn OIL. Losing pitcher
Minner (2-3). Umpires-Engeln. Stew
art. Pinelli and BogsesS. Time-2: :26.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Rizzuto Tries Bio Bot

Shortstop Phil Rizzuto Of the
Yankees is using a heavier bat
this season. At the suggestion of
Manager Casey Stengel, the
Scooter now is welding a 39-
ounce bat,
Evening star., 1953-05-24

New York 200 600 1OI--4
Pittsburgh ----- 600 200 42x-S
Runs-Dark. Irwin, Rigney. Gomez,
Abrams (2), Bernier, Smith t2). Kiner.
batted in-Lockman, Thomson, OCon-
nell (2). Thompson. Kiner .(2), Garagi-
ola, Castiglione (2(. Smith. Williams.
TWo-base hits Lockman. Garagiola,
Holman. Sacrifice = Gomez. Double
play-Smith !unassisted)., Left on bases
New York. z: Pittsburgh, o. Bases on
Oh wilhelm. 2. Struck out-By Gomez.
3; by La Palme, 2. Hits-On Gomez,
9 in 64s innings; on Wilhelm, in 1
and earned runs-on Gomez. 4-4: Oh
Wilhelm. "A: Of Hitler. 90; of La
Palme. A. Wild pitch-Gomez. Win
ming pitcher-La Palme (2-3. Losing
pitcher-GomeZ (0-D. Time. .43.
,444.