June 24, 1956

PITTSBURGH, June 23--Don Hoak's two-run single in the tenth inning today highlighted a four-run outburst which gave the Chicago Cubs a 9-5 victory and extended the Pittsburgh Pirates' losing streak to seven games.

Standards have played an important part in lifting the American way of life. They have done so by increasing industrial output and lowering production costs.

The Christians Stables' Thinking Cap, the third choice, responded to the sting of Paul J. Bailey's whip in the stretch and charged away from C.V. Whitney's favored Fisherman to win the Stymie Handicap at Belmont Park yesterday. The winner was a $15.10-for-$2 item.

Survey of resort realtors in NE indicates record season; advance reservations far above '55; rates about same; details on Cape Cod, Berkshires, Upstate NY, NJ seashore, LI

3 killed, 5 wounded, Algiers, in new violence linked with executions; Eur youths riot in Arab mkt; Lacoste, after conf with civil and mil aides, holds terrorism aimed at provoking reprisals

Amb Haas reptdly protests to USSR Foreign Min charging diplomatic immunity was violated by USSR police chasing 2 unidentified persons, allegedly Gers, away from Embassy in Moscow; speculation on deteriorating relations

Hagerty repts progress 'excellent'; says Pres anxious to leave hosp

LONDON, June 23--American pairs won the men's and women's doubles titles today in the London lawn tennis tournament, the final tune-up for the Wimbledon championships.

STANTON, Del., June 23-- The Calumet Farm's Niz Clementine scored a front-running victory in the $37,700 New Castle at Delaware Park today. She led eleven rivals in the mile-and-a-sixteenth event to register a record of 1:44 for the stake.

OCEANPORT, N.J., June 23--Decathlon, of the River Divide Farm, was the easy winner of the $24,400 Select Handicap at Monmouth Park today.

Rental of new luxury apts lags as competition grows