ue SLandata Yate Q-' lob ——— — a .= = — es ov pr Im r hu rt cA Ma al er en renee : — y dl un So ps ee Sl , al it sp Ho At BETTER: ment was condition Arthur improve- Further reported of Gen. today Douglas who entered New in the Mac- York's Lenox Hill Hospital four days ago of an enlarged for treatment | | prostate gland. Col. Gordon Barclay, 1st Army public relations officer, ‘said: He had a fairly comfortable evening throughout soundly slept -and_ most of the night and appeared to have less pain. ‘Col. Barclay said he visited the general shortly after 6 a.m. and told him that “Vou look good He said this morning, general.’ replied gruffly but MacArthur with apparent amusement: ‘‘Well, that’s what they tell me.” Leonard Lt. Gen. general surgeon D. Heaton, | of the Army, flew here from Washington and day Arthur’s W. physician, Laughter. said They order be conferred ‘“‘has a with Mac- Dr. George the- general’s been simple Mon- dis- determined to nonmalignant prostate the of enlargement gland which resulted in interference with normal urinary fun c| tions. Fritz Kreisler, GRATITUDE: is 85 today, and he has laid aside his violin. But his performances remain a priceless treasure of | America’s musical heritage. To York show its gratitude, New City today honors him at. a City Hall ceremony, where he receives and a medal summarizing his GAINING: a scroll: career. Laborite | Deputy Jeader Aneurin Bevan, who is con- || valescing after an abdominal operation, “made some over the weekend,” A pulletin. issued thorities said today. progress hospital au-— at London's : Royal Free Hospital said Bevan, | who suffered,a relapse 10 days 0, is fiow able to eat normal