Lubbock Morning Avalanche from Lubbock, Texas • Page 11

Einstein. Stand On Probes Draws Fire Teachers Refuse' To Give Answers Editorials Comics Classified By SAM FOGG WASHINGTON, June 12 A freshman House member suggested today that Dr. Albert Einstein be investigated for -advising defiance of congressional committees and a Senate prober noted that 85 teachers already have refused to say if they are Communists. Sen. Jenner (R-Ind), whose Internal Security Committee has been conducting hearings on subversives in education, did not refer -to Einstein personally in replying to the physicist's criticism.

But the senator declared that Communism is "designed to deprive this country of academic freedom a.nd the right of tree inquiry." Won't Be Called Jenner was asked if there was "any chance of Einstein being! called as a witness," The senator said there was not. said the 85 defiant- educators who have appeared before his group have "been -unable to deny their membership in Communist organizations on grounds of possible self-incrimination." Rep. Clardy (R-Mich), a member of the House Activities Committee, said of Einstein's advice: "What he's done is to say in so many words, to If that is his feeling toward the investigation of Communism, perhaps we ought to look into his attitude generally. Urges Non-Co-operation Eir stein urged a policy of non- co-operation in a letter sent to a New York high school teacher who recently refused to answer questions before the Senate Internal Security Committee on grounds of possible self-incrimination. The German born scientist wrote William Frauenglass "Every intellectual who is 'called before one of the committees I nounced- today.

ought to refuse to testify." Officers are LUBBOCK MORNING AVALANCHE Lubbock, Texas, Saturday, June 13, 1953 Section 2 AT CONVENTION BUSINESS SESSION George Saam, Fort Worth, state treasurer, center, is shown checking in at a business session of the Texas State Exchange Clubs currently in convention at Lubbock. At left, is Reynolds, Lubbock, state president. At right, is Jean Wages of the local club, whe checked in delegates at the business meeting held at the Lubbock Country Club. (Staff Photo.) New Club Here To Install Officers Officers and directors of a new Lubbock service club, Sertorna, will be installed at a charter night banquet June 26, club officials an- last year headed a Senate subversive activities committee, also shrugged off Einstein's comment. He commented: "To use the words of an old-time Irish saloon keeper in Nevada: 'I shall treat him to the charity of Sen.

Welker (R-Idaho), a member of the Senate Internal Security Committee, said he "would L. B. Pullen, President; E. G. Pharr, Bill Stewart and Ray Chapman, vice Air Force Colonel, Official To Speak Exchange Club Convention.

Is Slated To Close Here Today Lt. Col. Stephen Tackney, U. S. Air Force, of Amarillo, and Harold E.

Mott, Washington, D. member of the National Board of Control, National Exchange Clubs lighted "by luncheon speech "by had registered Friday, according to John Blakey, general convention chairman. Friday's program was high, presidents; Ed Love, secretary- 1 will be principal speakers today! Roy Bass, Lubbock attorney, treasurer; Morris Hardy and C. I at morning and evening sessions whose subject was "What the 'W 1 B. Bobo, sergeants-at-arms.

of the Silver Anniversary state Directors are E. W. Napier, i convention, Exchange Clubs of Neal Wiggins and J. F. Allen, two- year terms; and Clayton Palmer, Paul Pattillo and Dan Larue, one- year terms.

The club'meets each Thursday presently at the Lubbock Hotel. Membership totals 50. To Keynote Meet Mott will give the keynote ad be willing to wager that the men in Korea would not agree with Mr. Einstein." Welke? 1 1 "Einstein AVERAGE PRICES FALL is free to make any recommenda-1 WASHINGTON, June tion he wants to about individuals Average wholesale prices fell ujed to bring greetings from the Texas, now underway in Lubbock. Col.

Tackney will talk at 11:15 a.m. in the Caprock Hotel on "The Concept of Rehabilitation in the Air Force." stands for in West Roll Call Is Held Suit Brought By Hospital Here Hearing on a petition filed by ffrueger. Hutchinson and Overton Clinic asking that Lubbock Doctor Richard Q. Lewis be restrained! from practicing medicine in Lubbock County was held before 99th District Judge James G. Denton Friday afternoon, The case is being taken under advisement the judge.

The paintiff clinic maintains that Dr. Lewis signed a contract agreeing not to practice medicine in the county if affiliations with the clinic were dissolved, Claims Agreement Dissolved The plaintiff further cairns that connections between Lewis and the clinic have been dissolved and that Lewis is continuing private practice in breach of contract. Attorneys for Lewis, however, say that the contract was not based upon any monetary consideration, was a unilateral contract and therefore not valid. While agreeing that Lewis signed the contract in question, the defense says such a contract is in restraint of trade and "against public policy." Clinic Claims Damages The defense added that Dr. signed the contract soon after he was released from service and when he was in need of employment.

The clinic says that if Lewis is permitted to continue practice in Lubbock, the plaintiffs would be done "irreparable" damage, in that the clinic expended money to train the doctor. pre ing Dr VT re Shelby Bolmg and John Smlth £3. AS THEY LOOK ON President Eisenhower waves a greeting to the national convention of Young Republicans as they gathered below the great stone faces of four former Presidents of the United States at the Mount Rushmore Memorial in South Dakota to hear the President speak. At the right is Mrs. Carol Arth, acting chairman of the Young Republican Federation.

(AP Wirephoto.) Iranian Chief To Visit Cify A complete and extensive tour of Reese Air Force Base and Lubbock has. been tentatively planned lor Brig. Gen. Mohammad Moini. Chief, Imperial Iranian Air Force, find his staff when they arrive at the base today at 11:45 a.m.

The General's party will be escorted to their Lubbock quarters immediately after arriving to prepare for the reception which will be held at the Reese Officers' club at 6:30 p.m. To Tour City A proposed plan for Sundav win include a tour of the city of Lubbock in the morning and in the afternoon a trip to Levelland with a conducted tour through the Levelland Gas Plant- Monday the visiting dignitaries will make an inspection of training facilities and methods at the base. Beginning at 9:30 a.m., the tentative schedule calls for an inspection of the cadet barracks. a visit to an academic class in i which Reese's Iranian student oft ficers will participate, luncheon, fllprht XTiafinty Mrith 1-ViA TRAINING CAMP' IS HINTED New Mexico Ranch Operator Refuses Question In Red Probe flight line briefing with the Iranian students, a study of the student suadron's organization, an inspection of the Iranian officers' quarters, and possibly visits to the Department of Training Aids and Synthetic Trainer Department. The remainder of the day has been left open so that the General and his party might see certain points of their own choosing.

Tuesday, General Moini. Brig. Gen. Issa Shtodakh, Chief of Slaff, HAF, Col. Mohammad Behmanesh, Technical Inspector, HAF, and Col.

Elmer W. Richardson. USAF escort officer, will attend the commissioning-graduation exercises on Class 53-D, when class 52-D-I will receive their pilot's wings. i WASHINGTON, June 12 -UP-The operator of a New Mexico! general Moini and hisparty are dude ranchi about 90 miles from ae atomic Los Alamos i scheduled to Reese for jhas refused to say whether the ranch is a training ground fnr Lackland Air Force base at 10:30 Representing the clinic, which Communists, the Senate Internal Security subcommittee disclosed a Tuesdav is connected with Lubbock Memorial Hospital, are the firms of Klett. Bean and Evans, and Crenshaw, Dupree and Milam.

Lubbock Man Is Named To Post In National Oil Mill Group FORT WORTH. June 12 L. C. Roots of Monterrey, an of- Friday. The testimony of Craig of Sa'n Cristobal Valley Ranch, near Taos, N.

M. Former U.S. Employes It also released testimony The subcommittee put into its public record the closed-session! I Frank Cmith Of Craig of San Cristobal Valley Ranch, nearjJ' lulirx H'Crosbyfon, Dies ranch would be operated for the benefit of the Communist party, Mrs. Margaret B. Porter and proceeds-would be at the CROSBYTCW no dena, who testified with nftll Ju (S in closed hearings at Los An- dlsposal of the Communist party geles, May 28.

Vincent refused to answer. jj. IVUULO ui tin ui- Bass who was well received bv I £cial of tne Anderson Clayton Both Vincent and Mrs. Porter hif mentioned such I Co Mexican division, Friday was I were former 'government employes. W's as Work and vl elected president of the National Both refused to say whether they ws as worK, woismp, ana were Communists in the oast or men.

His speech was followed by an acrobatics exhibition by the Trojans, a Reese AFB team. In other activities Friday, Blak- upennienaems dress of the convention at a ban- ey presided over a general as- i Waxahachie tion, which closed a three-day convention here. Roots succeeds E. L. Nash of Qiiet today at 7:30 p.m.

in the Caprock Hotel. Originally sched takinE refuge behind the Fifth slightly in the week ended June I National Exchange Clubs Friday -j. A. rt-iriT'niwrr ftnt- Amendment. But my own convic-19 due mainly to a decline in pro- tion is that the overwhelming majority of Americans respect cessed food prices, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday.

morning, Mott could not get here convention will close the mr-i who stands up without a The bureau said wholesale pric- quibble and tells the truth about es fell .1 per cent over the week his loyalty to the American Re-1 to put the wholesale price indx at, See EINSTEIN STAND Page'9 1109.6 per cent of 1947-49 prices. Approximately 200 members sembly in the main ballroom of the Lubbock Country Club, and MeJ Crozier asked the invocation. John Robert Moxley, Lubbock president, welcomed delegates on until late Friday, and was pre-1 behalf of the host club, and Dr. vented from appearing until to- James Reynolds, -Lubbock, state day. The night.

president, took the gavel to-1 roll call of visiting clubs. During the afternoon a See EXCHANGE Page 9 golf Other officers named are W. C. Whittecar, Lubbock, vice president; and H. E.

Wilson, Wharton, re-elected secretary-treasurer. The Oil Mill Machinery Manufacturers and Supply Association, meeting in Fort Worth simultaneously, named R. C. Brown of Dallas as president: and Boyca Temple, Fort Worth, vice president. were Communists in the past or when they testified.

They claimed their constitutional privilege against self-incrimination. Subcommittee counsel Jay Sourwine said there was earlier testimony that Communists gathered at Vincent's ranch. Onetime Legislator Vincent, a former Colorado refused to say whether the ranch is operated "as an adjunct of the Communist party." "Do you know," asked Sourwine, "that the Communist party in Denver, at a meeting March 17, 1950, decided that the San Cristobal Lubbock Navy Mothers Club Will Sell Small Flags Today Members of the Lubbock Navy Mothers Club No. 341 will conduct a citywide sale of miniature American flags here today in commemoration of Flag Day. The flag sale is being conducted one day earlier than usual this year since Flag Day (June 14) falls on Sunday.

Mrs. George W. Blair is chairman of this year's drive. cial J. Frank Smith, 78, a resident of.

Crosby County since 1900, died at 7:30 p.m. today in the Smith House, a hotel he and his wife operated here. He had been ill for some time. Smith was born April 4, 1875, in Robinson County, Texas. He came to Crosby.

County in 1900 to work for the C. B. Livestock Co. In 1921. he and his wife built tne Smith House, which they have operated ever since.

Funeral arrangements were incomplete at the King Funeral Home here tonight. He is survived by his widow, Minnie, Crosbyton; a brother. Proceeds of the flag sale will I Robert Smith, Hamlin; and two go to projects of the Navy Moth-1 sisters, Mrs. Stella Morrow and ers Club here, Mrs. Fred Zeitz, Mrs.

Emma Bristoe, both of president, announced. tan. Special Purchase Famous Name Girdles Panty Girdles Our mpst famous name in foundations! Two styles in this special purchase, sizes small, medium and large. So light you scarcely know you're wearing 'em. Yet so firm in dealing with unruly curves! Choose yours for vacation today.

Look at the small special purchase price. Regular 5.00 Sale 2.9$ STREET TLOOR Choose Hobbies Denim Sport Dresses For Your Vacation Colors: Nutone Blue Brown Gold Sizes 10-20 All Styles 8.95 Perfect for vacation wear! All one piece dresses in your choice ef three summer colors. The most versatile dresses you've yet to see. Made of washable, wearable Sanforized denim by Loreh of Dallas for Texas wornen. Come in tomorrow let- theie dresses travel everywhere with you this summer.

Sizes 10-20 Tht price is 10 very small. READY-TO-WEAR STREET FLOOR Summer Store Hours: Daily Saturday 9-6 of Dallas PHONE 5-7711 FREE DELIVERY Order by Mail, Please inclose 25c. parcel post charges..