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Convicted of German "' SUI Professors to Go to Italy . Rips Key Spot I Lewis Dealing SEOUL (THURSDAY) (JP) Black Market Dealing American Superforts blasted a WIESBADEN, GERMANY(A') sprawling North Korean metals A U.S. air force colonel's wife, For New Pact, plant into flaming rubble early once the social leader of this mil today in the biggest overnight air Itary community, was convicted strike ot the Korean war. Wednesday on five cbarges of Reports Claim Sixty-six B-29's in three wave dealing in currency, coUee and hit the military target near Sinu psoline coupons on the German WASHI NGTON (~ - RI¥ht on iju In extreme northwest Korea black market and was fined $3,- ' the heels of the 54-day steel after civilians In the arl.'O hod 882. strike, John L. Lewis, was re been warned for two monlhs to Mrs. Katherine G. Reed, 44, of liably reported Wednesday to clE'ar out. wt. Clemens, Mich., whispered al have opened direct negotiations The !JIg bombers, (lying from most inaudibly that she under wilh a major segment of the soft bases In Japan and Okinawn, shut stood when the court read the ver coal Industry over a new work tered the 121/:: -3cr(> plnnt with GOO dict. Then the plump, dark.-halred contract for 450,000 soft coal min- tons or ex plosives for thre hours matron, wearing green sunglasses, ers. ; despite intense Communist nJght sat down and chewed nervously Lewis wrote Harry M. Moses flahter nnd antl-nlrel'Mt opposi on a bobby pin. eight days ago that the present tion. U. S. District Court Judge De • solt coal contract will expire Sept. The Far East air force described witt White ot Morgantown, W. 22 jf a new agreement is not results as "exce\1ent." Superfort Va., gave her 30 days In which to reached. Moses Is president ot the pay tbe fine. He said she could losses, If any, were not repOrted. Bituminous Coal Operators asso Bln'est Raid Was In June serve an alternative jail sentence ciation and chief Industry bar at the rate of one day for each Biggest raid of the war was a ridner. daytime strike June 23 by more $15. Meantime, he fixed bail at ~rof. L. D. longman Prof. W, E. Porter Lewis was In dlrect talks Tues- $1,000 pending an appeal. thlln 500 air force, navy and ma To Do Research To Lecture day with the industry, on author rlnc pl(lncs at five North Korean Deep Personal Re~ Itative source reported. Barring Judge White said he felt a deep hydro-elcctric plants forming the Prot. Lester D. Longman, head Prof. William E. Porter, head ot secret agreement between Moseij nucleus or Asia's largest power personal regret to see a fellow of the SUI art department, will the magazine sequence of the SUI and Lewis, this source said, Tues American convicted of black mar day's talks probably were aimed system. leave SUI August 22 on a year's school of journalism, will take a No B-29's participated in that keUng, but "no American can leave ot absence. He will go to nine months leave of absence for a at setUng up an agenda for !ull Justly rationalize such acts." He strike. ThaI was the opening of 1/ the University 0( Rome in Italy Fulbright lectureship program. scale contract talks to take place ~reviously had found her inno new "get tou¥h" policy of which on a Fulbright research fellow- Porter will be lecturing at In- possibly in the near future. PREPARING FOR A FUTURE TV snow, members of the ummer class in cinemaphotouapby at SUI cent on two charges, importing ship. stituto di Pubbllcismo in Rome, today's raid was another Install coffee for resale and buying mil Men Met LalIt Year are shown laklnl' shots of an extra-curricular acUvlty on clI.mpus. The cameraman, Phil Berk, G. Iowa ment. Itary scrip for American dollars. Longman will travel through Italy during this time, He will Lewis, Moses ond Joseph E. City, Is shown dlrectlnl' Bill Cummlnl', G, u nsln ... Mich., Dora Berk. and John Ulrich, G, Chieal'o, Italy studying modern art. He leave about the middle ot Septem Brig. Gen. Wiley D. Ganey, Her husband, Col. Alen W. Reed, Moody early last year did get to III. Every Sunday afternoon SUI has a half-hour prorram over station WOC-TV In Davenpon. commanding general of FEAF, formerly of Fairfield, Iowa, anel feels that italian art has been ne- I bert He has not yet been Informed glected during the past genera- what he will be teach!n¥. gether, without any advance pub said the big roid would have a her 20-year-old daughter, J anet, llclty at aU, on a daily wage boost "psychological impact" on the were In the packed courtroom tlon. Rome will be his headquar- Instituto di PubbJlcismo Is a of $1.50 for 80 per cent ot the na ters. He plans to visit many or government Institute devoted to Commlmlsts. Gen. James A. Von when the verdict was read,. Both tion's soft coal miners. The other 8New Polio Cases, IPrice Officials Forecast Fleet, U.S. eighth army command had testified in Mrs. Reed's be Italy's artists and IIrt institutions specialized work In journalism durin¥ his stay. and publlc relations at the ll'adU- 20 per cent are not represented er, has often said the Reds would half, denying that any black mar by Lewis' U\tited Mine Workers agree to on armistice In Korea on ket deals had taken place in their The professor plans to sail from ate level. New York August 27 with his wife Porter, a member of' the SUI of America. 115 Under Treatment Higher Cost of Living ly if sufficient military pressurc tour-story requIsitioned house. Althourh not rulin, out the pos and ~wo children. His oldest son, faculty since 1944, has wrlflen were applied. The truce talks have The society rna tron herself, in sibility ot quick secret agreement, WASHINGTON (IP) -Top price ------ pleading her innocence, had told Kenneth, who attends Oberlin col- both fiction and articles for t\ In Sioux City Area long been deadlocked. lege in Ohio, will Join the group number of leading na tlonal maga- most observers forecast no such officials said Wednesday that even ceilings all along the line. the court she hcard that air force (JP) - Reds Try to E cape In Italy next summer. I :dnes. " settlement this year. In one way, SIOUX CITY Hospitals though living costs already are at 2. The possibility that the office special agents "were looking for a Lewis is not considered in a good Wednesday night reported eight a record high there is every indi Van Fleet said Wednesday the of price stabilization may have to Reds had pulled 60,000 troops ou\ colonel's wife to make an example bargajning position. Coal stock- new polio patients here and seven cation that prices In many fields grant a price boost to aluminum of and I was the one they picked." pi.les are at near record levels with' dismissals to leave l75 persons still will be heading upward soon. of the rain-sodden front lines to producers and fabricators. Alum escape punishing blows by AWed Denies Testimony SUI Graduate Scores' an estimated 80 days supply or under Irea tment for the disease. These oUicials told a reporter l inum makers have been meeti:lg She specifically denied testi more on hand. The stockpile is Of the eight additional cases, that dangerous threats to the sta- with OPS this week to present artillery and fighter-bombers. mony of two prosecution witnesses partl, due to the long and costly only one was a Sioux Citian. The bilization program are arising their demands for higher ceilings. The United Nations ground that they had engaged in black shutdown of the steel mills. other seven were from nearby from several quarters. 3. Wages have been moving up- commander said the Reds thinned market transactions with her. One Highest on CPA Exam Strike Hel.,. Lewlt Iowa counties. The new patlent.s Among. the factors likely to ward for thousands of workers in out their battle positions. appar of these, a German servant who have an important effect on pric- a wide range of major manufac ently contldent the UnJted Nations was dismissed from the Reed Richard S. Antes. oC West In another way, the steel strike Un ion, a graduate of SUI, scored Four case'S cUal110sed u polio es and living costs, the officials turing fields such as steel and would not launch a major offen home, testi!led Mrs. Reed told him Sidney G. Winter, himselI a C.P.A. W QS viewed as strengthening Lew sive. He said he did not think the highest grade 01 the 25 Iowans SUI students planning tor Is' bar¥alnjng pOsition. The Moses were admJtted to University hos mentioned: aluminum in recent weeks. Still she wanted to make enough to pitals Wednesday. I. The $5.20 per ton boost in other walle boost demands are in there would. be an armistice. buy a three-carat diamond ring who passed the recent examin careers in public accounting take group of producers includes most ation for certified public account professional courses in elementarY of the mines owned by the steel Allo on Wednesda.y four olber carbon steel prices "unquestiotl- prospect, including coal miners. The Reds still have one mi11ion with which she "could enter any ably will mean higher prices for The higher wages mean greater fighting men In North Korea, Van ants. Eleven other SUI alumni and intermediate principles of ac industry, and the steelmakers cues were tran ferred from 11.4) kind of society in the United products in Which steel is used, purchasing power and growing Fleet said, capable of "str.iking at were amoung the successful can counting, advanced accounting, wo~ld be likely to go a long way tlvfl to Inadlve. TWa tirlnp lhe States." especially for machinery of aU pressure on prices. Higher labor any point with considerablc sur When the 1-8-day trial opened, didates. cost accountlnr, tax accountlnlf, to prevent still another shutdown total number of a.dlve cases in C.P.A. examinations arc given auditing, governmental and Insti through lack of coal. U,uversily hospitalS' to ZOo types, construction and many costs also mean greater pressure prise," but they have been spread Mrs. Reed nodded and winked at kinds of consumer goods." Price by producers for higher ceiling. out to a "position of rcadiness to friends and chuckled aloud at twice a year and are prepared by tutional accounting, accounting Lewis' miners now get a mini A cue II considered Inactive the Board of Examiners of the systems, and a special course de mum daily wage of $16.35. But w hen the patienl's tem1)erature stabilizer Ellis Arnall has said it 4. The exemption by congress of walt out the war." testimony sbe hankered for dia wlll be necessary to grant highpr fruits and vegetables from price monds. Originally she fa ced 17 American Institute ot Account signed to prepare them tor the conditions in the industry are returns to normal and lhe cUsease Rains Stan Action Tod ll.Y ants. All candidates in each of C.P.A. examination. such that full-time employment stops pro(re8ll1nl'. control opens the way for higher Both sides waited out the ground charges. These included Illegally prices. An official said some prices exchanging German marks tor the 48 states and territories take has not been avail able for months. war today as rains and floods left Oounts 50 Yearl Ohl The last soft coa l shutdown end are already going up and "there is ~olla r s at .. profit, selling coffee the same test. raised to 325 the number of cases Tax Promises Bring the front a water-soaked morass. Charles Knobbe of the Iowa Courses in corpOration finance ed in the late winter of 1950 tol no reason to believe prices for Van Fleet said the Communists for $2 a pound and illegaliy dis counted here for the year. processed and frozen foods gen posing of military coupons for Board of Accountancy recently and accounting have been includ lowing deadlocked negotiations cut their front line strength "thin announced the names of the suc- ed in tbe university's curriculum which had started almost one year Of those hospitalized, only two erally will not be higher." He add 1,800 ga llons of gasoline. All ex were termed critical and six were Stevenson's Warning ed that poor crops for some veg !ler than eve.r before," because: cept seven were dismissed during cessful candidates. The test was for approximately half a century. earlier. I. Allied air, artillery and infan given in May. The SUI araduates wbo passed reported as serious. SPRINGFIELD, ILL. (JP) -Gov. etables may mean a shorted sup the trial for lack of evidence. the May C.P.A. examination are The 19tb polio death of the year ply. try attacks were taking too great Adlai E. Stevenson Wednesday a toll of concentrated Red for- 1M Have PUled Tea&. I Leslie J . Long, Burlin,ton; Fred- was recorded when Merle Brown, told his · first news conference As a further problem in hold United GOP Forces 27-year-old Sioux Citian, suc ing the price line, an official ces. Iowa City Housewife A total of approximately 150 erick E. Mussman, Cedar Rapids; since winning the Democrati~ cumed Wednesday. He was hos said the slasl) by congress in OPS 2. Floods and air attacks made graduates of SUI have now Raymond W. Kitson, Clinton; presidential nomination that "fool Burned in Explosion passed C.P.A. examinatiollll', ac- Glenn E. Bassett, Harry R. Ger pitalized last Saturday. operating funds means the agency it difficult to 8upply front line Seen by Summerfield Meanwhile, classes for volun ish promises" of substantial fed Is having to whack its personnel troops . cording to Harry H. Wade, head ken, Dean A. Hiserodt, John Mas eral tax cuts can be. "very mis- . Mrs. Joan Stanley, Finkbine o! the SUI department of acrount- sman, John E. Perdock, and ter polio workers began with 18 nearly in half. He said that means 3. They are reassigning troops to parK, was burned about the face WASHINGTON (IP) - A Re persons, including one man, par leading." • OPS may have to suspend more defend both coasts against the ing. Lowell P. Halbfass, all of Des publ1can "Unity" campaign with Stevenson also said he proposes and arms Wednesday afternoon Altogether, about 600 account- l'Il oines; Richard K. Klink, Mus ticipating. After completing a ceilings tor lack of personnel to Iconstant threat of an Allied am- about 3:00 when 'her gasoline stove Sen. Robert A. Taft playing an brief training course Friday, the to run his own personal campaign ing majors have been graduated catlne; Cha.rles E. Lane, Sioux Imoprtant part as stump speaker administer a full program. phibious attack. apparently exploded. volunteers are scheduled to go to -"as far as content o( speeches from ' SUI in the past 25 years, City, and Richard S. An\es, West and Gov. Thomas E. Dewey pro· The Io wa City fire d ~partment Wade added. They have entered Union. work as assistants in the polJo and Ideas"-but that he welcomes vldlh, counsel and helping carry wards. President Truman's help in the sa id 1: ause of .the ex plOS1(~ n could iJ¥Iustrial accounting, govern------,-- New York was envisioned Wed A Kiss for a Nominee not be d et e r!," l~e~ , Damage to her ' mental accounting, and various campaign. A. nesday by national chairman Ar- I The governor, in a jovial mood, home was negligible. other business fi elds, as well as Truman ppolnts thur E. Summerfield. b h • The Iowa City police who took public accountancy. • met newsmen and photographers The new national committee FBI Na s Brot ers on the executive mansion lawn Mrs. Stanley to u niversity hos-' The SUI department of ac- . New Wage Board head told bls first Washington under the shade of an elm tree. He pitais said her condition was not counting is a part of the college It news conference that party dH- I After Long Series said he felt fine-"appetite good, ferious. ' . of commerce, headed by Dean A er Law BaH e' ferenoes arising from the defea t 0 f pulse normal" and no longer is a Taft by Dwi,ht D. Eisenhower Of Sanlc Robberies KANSAS CITY (.4") - President tor the presidential nomination .- reluctant candidate fo r president. Truman Wednesday set up, a new " will soon be forgotten." MILWAUKEE (IP) - The FBI's "I'm quite content wIth the Chi wale stabilization board to ad Summerfield called the news live file of Wisconsin bank rob cago Democratic convention and World News Briefs mintster a proll'am sharply conlerence to announ~e the ap- , beries was cleaned up Wednesday its results." cli pped by COn¥l'ess. polntment of a new nabonal head- with the arrest ot two Cbilton Archibald Cox, a younl Har quarters staff composed ot young .'5 h d N d A Condensation of tate Developmen.. midwesterners. W.is., brothers who ~dm lt h~d three C ra er ame vard law professor, was named stickups this year, mcludmg two chairman and one of the board's SOMEWHERE IN KOREA (THURSDAY) (IP) - Thirty helicop six public members, succeeding last week in Illinois. A woman Interview DireCtor ters rescued 1,000 American troops Wednesday from a flooded island Chairman Nathan Feinslnler. also was taken into custody. where they were marooned two days by the rising Pukhan. river in But all the labor and industry Kid Sluff R. L. Murphy. special agent in Donald Schrader, fot mer il1 - eastern Korea. The river, swollen by heavy rains which began last members named Wednesday, and charge of the Mil wauk.ee FBI of- structor in radio journalism and Saturday, swept over the Island around the 50lst quartermaster bat-I two of the public memben , are fi ce said that Raymond James public relations at the SUI school talion camp. Communication with the outside was cut off. An army holdovers from the old board. Ul Father 95, Son 65, Nephner, 26, and his brother of journalism, has been named liaison plane landed on a Uny airstrip Wednesday morning and told timately the board i. to have 18 Feud in Bar P.\1 illp Barrette Nephner, 23, were directOr of interviewing tor Gal the men to get ready. members but only 14 were named arrested Wednesday morning by lup and Robinson, advertising re- • • • • Wednesday. COVINGTON, KY. (IP) _ Cov- FBI agents and Calumet county searchers, Princeton, N. J . SAN FRANCISCO (IP) - A big troop transport, the Gen. Edgar T. The old WSB was abolished by !naton police Wednesday received Sherift Cornelius J . Kosmosky at Schrader, wartime narrator fo r Collins, steamed Into the harbor Wednesday from the Orient, bringing congress, in a huU over the a request to help a son get bis their ChIlton home. army training films and the rad.io home 2,849 army combat veterans of the war in Korea. There were 48 board's proposals for settlln , the father out of a tavern - not a The brothers admi tted, accord- series "Why We Fight," received "':;.. Iowans aboard. steel labor dispute by Irantln, particularly unusual request ex- Ing to Murphy, the robbery of the his M.A. from the SUI journalism t ' . • • • • a union shop and a 28 cents an cept the son was 65. Edmund, Wi s., branch of the school in 1950. He was active in .. ' .~ CAlItO, EGYPT (IP) - Egypt's avowed anti-¥l'ait ,overnntent hour wale package. Capt. Edward Bee" e sent two Farmers Savings bank in Iowa radio and television production at . Wednesday abolished the titles 01 the E,yptlan nobility. the powerful In rewriting the economic con patrolmen to the tavern and there county in southwestern Wisconsin the university and provided nar , . they found the 65-year-old son last Jan. 21 , when $9,769.24 was rations for several films produced ,...... \lashas and beys of the wealthy classes and .hlgh poUtical circles. The tbrOl!ld law, con,reatos strklPped ~e , ~ Itr " oar 0 f power ma e recom- and hi. 95-year-old fa ther. taken. Mrs. Virgillia Hephner, at SUI. \ onprm regime that threw out KIDg Farouk I~st Saturday pled¥ed, mendatl s for settllnl labor dLs- Beebe said the officers quoted Raymond's wife, has been charged As director ot interviewing. now OOULD A MOTHER BE PROUDER tb&a Mrs. Hannah NlxOD however, a continuance of constitutional monarchy under Farouk's' putes ufJess both parties uk It the father as say I",: "I'U 110 home with aiding and abetting that Schrader will train and sUper as Ihe klsaes ber lIOn. Richard OD bIs retarD to WbiWet', CaUl., rrom hall-year-old son, the new Kin, Puad II. The government also said it to s t~p In. The President could with you fellows but no snot- holdup but Murphy said she vise several hundred interviewers Denver, 0010., ",bere the 39-year-old vlee-pr'ealdenUaJ nominee met had revised Egypt's law which forbids foreigners to own controlling refer disputes to the old board for nosed kid Is ,oln, to teU me what Ic laimed the men forced her to in 20 cities in all parts of the with Dwia'ht D. EIaeDhower to map piau for &heir uP-comiDl ae Interest in any bUlineu here. . ..______• ~ettlement efforts. publle•• campalra. .to do." accompany them. I United States to study the impact - ---, . ~ ..., PAGE TWO - TIlE DAILY IOWAN, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952 • Interlude with Interlandi Europeans Are Seeking ------The Dady Iowan Greater Political UnitX By J. M. ROBERTS JR. Assoelated Press News Analyst cans involved, knew that If the THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952 Europeans are now beginning to alliances were to be [uUy effective ------seek the road to greater political they would have to go beyond the P"bIIabed gUy ~ SwwIa,. and ",.rt •• JoF ':111 ...... ne D.llF I ..... Ftel II. • ••ull, ••N ..... nt>n4a,. and Jqal boU4aJ1l by Student elre.JaUe. depa,tmea\ LD til. rear .f unity, an ultimate necessity which military field and beyond a mere PubUtaUoo... Ine.• lJ8 low. Ave., Jow. Ohl J ••raaUlm balldh. .r, D.b.,••••• has always been implied by joint unterloeking of common economic elw, 10.... Ebterecl u _d clua mall le.8 .b~ ...."0 tN. 4 •. m. to 11 •.•. DAlLY IO"AN IDlroilAL ITA"" ....1I.r ., tIM ~ ., low. elty, ••• fr •• 1 ..... &. G ,.111 .••117 ••a'.,- Editor ...... WlllJam l.'1abby military and economic action. objectives . WIdu tile lid 01 _ 01 IiIarth I, UF 11 .... 1 ..... k 11 N •••• Mana,ln, :r:4it.r ...... Joseph lIleyer The Schuman plan has been put Political unity once seemed tan- I."'. \ New. EdJtor ...... Robert He.. into effect, providing international tastic. Yet other things, like IlDlBD or 'l'K& ASSOClATSD PUSS Call 4191 fro...... '" m1.IlI.~1 ANt. Newl Editor •..•.... Jim rOlter Tbe Auodalecl Pr.- \I enUUecI ex .. r •••d ..... Ue.l, ....ea', ,.,e control of the coal and steel in- French and German submerll clu.lvely 10 tba .... ror ~"bIlcation 1M", .r ••D •• Dcem.... t. The DaU,. Cily :r:4itor ...... Goor,e Youn, dustrles of all the western contin- ance of national sovereignty over or all tba I.ocAl __ prinlecl 10 tbII ~ I.w•• ....,., .... rrleu alfOi I. be "H AN·t. City EdJtor ...... Don Mlpel ent's major producing coun tries. their steel and armed forces, Meal .r E • ." HaU, •• rl.ll ID&naee. Spon. EdJtor ...... J.ck Bender well .. ell AI ...... The North Atlantic Treaty or- seemed hardly less fantastic. AJ == .. Sodel,. :r:4ilOr ...... •... Mary Donal ganization and the new European one step alter another is taken, Sublc:rlptjon rate. - by c:arrler In low. ,nlDU...... BUaaAD . elb, 2S cenla weekly or $8 Pu l'ear In DAILY 10"AN BUBIN.III ITAr" de fen s e com- pOlitical union becomes more and 01' tlx Buslneo. Mln.. er .. John Crullnberry ClaOut..AftOJil. .dvance: monUla. M.25: three munity now more logical. monUla, P.lIO. By mall In Iowa. S1/ per CLuslfJed Mana,er .... !!.arbon Boyd "151 year. a1X montba ,,; t.hree monw, trol, or are ex- Over-All Unit Proposed , . Call 8... II F...... n f3; AU other mail lubtcriptiOJU '10.00 , • ., D.Il, ...... 'F 1 •••• Ma...... per year; .Ix monUla. f3.SO.
THE DAlLY IOWAN, TlIUR DAY• .J LY 31. 1952 - rAGE '1Rlt!1I: 1st Steelworker Back on ~ob " II 0 K' St I P II I I Moeller to Speak 200 Punthboards Seized in Anamosa Raid M~na s ee rice ncr~ase; In Cedar Rapids ANAMOSA, lA. (,/PI - Jones Prot. Leslie G. Moeller. director county authorities raided a sand- boards, articles for immoral use of the SUI school oC journalism, will be the speaker for the Cedar wlch shop here Wedne day night and quantities of obscene litera.. Rapids Lions club meeting Thurs and seized punchboards and ob- ture were found in the establish Emphasizes It Was Not His Choi(e day noon, July 3\. scene literature. ment. Most of the matter was W ASHfNGTON (,/P}-Price chief His topic will be "The Citizen's Sheriff Lewis Dreibelbis, aided stored in a baCl( room, he said, but Slake in the Mass Media." E.llis ArnaU signed an order Wed by a deputy and two Anamo a some of it was tound in the lunch nesday paving the way for a $5.20 He will discuss the influence Hemlines Lengthened-Again marshals, conducted the raid at room proper. a ton steel price inc:reasc-an in which the ci tizen public exerts, PARIS (,/PI - The dress designers are lengthening skirts-again. directly and indirectly, upon the Gene's QUick Lunch, operated by Lanifier was released under crease he once declared would mass media, and upon freedom of make a mockery of plice controls. The faU collections which opened W(!dnesday show longer hem Gene Leroy [,antier, 27. $500 bond pending a hearing to- lines tor the first time since the "new look" got hold back in 1948. the press and freedom of informa- It was obviously a sore moment tion. The sheriti said 200 punch- day. tor the former Georgia governor Jacques Fath and Lanvin Ca.tillo !thowed drcbSes one inch longer who heads the government's ef than befol'e-12 inches from the floor. Where this trend will end no forts to keep a leash on prices. one knows. Arnall had vowed repeatedly he --- ._--- would never approve a steel strIke boo t of more than $3 a ton. He Will Obey Only God, So made clear in Wednesdat's order that it was not a matter of his olYn choice. • Friends said there is a pos ibil Spinster Sisters Jailed Ity that Arna U will resign. The price director had no com- * * * * * * II dd d h ment as such, but the formal or- TOLEDO, O. ('/p) - Because Ito Toronto, Ont., to buy a farm. Se Your 0 s & En sTrough Thrifty Iowan Classifiedsl del' specified that the oUlce of they say they won't obey anybody Police said they have at least $16,- price stabilization was bowing to but God, two well-to-do spinster 500 more in Atlanta banks. - -I --.. an "official and mandatory dlrec- sisters from AUanta were ordered Neighbors In Atlanta said the ( WANT AD RATES mile Wante
a wage boost granted in a setUe- charges. with a Criend. I1PRIGHT mlth·Corona t~P<'wrll" , Iment of the crippling 54-day steel "We're not gOing to leave until "They \II rc very irate when ~.lOnab)Y priced Exct"lIlnt conditio" . Personal Services 6New Faces, Possibly More; strike. Cod tells us to," police quoted they returned next morning and DEADLINES than a )lear old. Phon~ 23Gl The OPS order said Steelman's them as saying. found the neighbors investJgat- HOT wat.r tonic Rnd lIa. h.at.,. Phon< B... BY olllln,.. 01.1 4507. 4 p.m. weekdays tor insertion 2557 . directive "deprives the office ot They made the same statement ing." a neighbor ald. 5 A GALLERY of ~ontempor.ry paint· in followIng morning's Daily Dolly price stabilization and the director Tuesday night while sitting on a The sisters left with several REOlSTER~D SI.", ..e klll;nl. Hal Inl. 7-10; w"kendJ 2-10. HOlel Iowan. Please check your ad polnla. m.le. lemole. Phone 8-28U. Burkley. 4ssured For January Senale oC any independent discretion or railroad track in Toledo central suitcase the same day. in the tirst issue it appears. CLEANING and ,epalt on lutten. down .. authority in connection with steel union termlnal. Two railroad po The Daily Iowan can be re S ... VE $9. l.ar,e double door all metal WASHINGTON (IP) - With six wardrobe clo.. t - only $15. Call 8'124 IPOUti. furnaC'.:&. Phone ""0. price." licemen iinored their plea and sponsiblle for only one incor .ll4Ir G. new faces already assured in the PHOTOGRAPHS - Appllc:aUonl, titre. Ala.). Meanwbile, the federal reserve hiked them oft to jail. Th pollce rcct Insertion. -- lor $1.00. Children. Iroupl. parU ... senate next J anuary, a check Thus the winning ticket will USED G E. r"",.rllor. ~ . Phone 7420. home or .Iudlo. Youn". Studio. Phone board reported Wednesday the mCn said they suftered several GUI8. Wednesday showed this list could lose a senate scat. This is expect LEE ~ennl. racquet. nylon .rlnl•. Prtll st el stl'ike brought industrial pro- scratch.e~. . anct COVel'. Like new-UHd only tWlte. increase prior to the final Novem ed to be temporary, however, be duction to th lowest point sine MUDlclpal Judge Geraldine Ma- CLASSIFIED DISPLAY- FULLER ul'u.hes - ~but.ante Cosmetic•. fl5 orl,-In8Uy. Will •• \1 lor n.5o. 5113 Phone 8-1139. ber elections. cause governors of both states ure April 1950 Icelwane ordered the mental tests. One insertion 98c per inch - trsm O. E. Telrl,nllor No. 35. Pbone FULLER- brulh Debutante COBmellca.--- Sixteen present senators wbo of the same political party and so , '.. Tile sister, who were carrying 7<20. Ire seeking re-election still face can till the vacancy by appoint Production to Pick p . 8,132 in cash and n $4,262 cash Five Insertions per month, Pbone 8-1739. primary election formalities or ment after the November election. The board expected productIOn certificate said they were going per Insertion .. ... 88c per Inch I... ROYfL portable. Excellen, .ondl· \Ion . $t • 11' S. Linn. "'pl. 10 - 1-3 Work Wanted , other renomination tests. Some of to pick up as steel p:oduction re- ' Ten Insertions per month, I , . the 16 are unopposed. sumes, but deCense officials • pet InsertIon ..... 80c per Inch R~~":~ ExcellenlStandard oond.t'onT.\' p.wrlt. er$". LaCatl'l ____BABY .Itlln,..-,'--,- DIal____ tN7. _ _:_---= So tar only one senator who warned they will take a much blg- Prison Term Ends UlG JOB II rook for J'r.IUnl~. • ..... City Back 10 Normal Glenn F.:>rd Dally insertions during month, Iowa City. sought re-election has failed. Sen. gel' slice of steel output over the Rhonda Fleming per Insertion 70c per inch Driver Wanted • next six months, to make up tor Plans of KKK Head in Ignition :~;:r~~~ (~.-~:;n~~st out to Gov. Following Eva's Dealh losses in military goods. I WAN'rED~ per.on to Ihlllre drfvln" new CARBURETORS The death of Sen. McMahon (D- I Defense orders have been taking WHITEVl1JLE, N.C. j'/p) - A "THE REDHEAD Brtnr A trUsemeDt. 1. rar 10 L.... AU6UII 1\ or 18 P O. DOl( , GENERATORS STARTERS Conn.) boosted the list of senate BUENOS AIRES (,/P) - Buenos about 15 pel' cent of production. tour-year r>rison sentence Wed T •• 1)111, ltWlD B ••l .... Oltt •• AND THE a •••meal 1£ •• _ Dan .r Briggs & Stratton Motora seats to be filled this year to 35. Aires returned to near normal ne Pentagon officials estimated they ncsday cut short the plans of the I COWBOY" Autos for Sale - Used At least 32 places, one third of tivlty Wednesday for the first time will require 30 per cent for the empire of Thomas L . Hamilton, PYRAMID SERVICES next six months. pudgy Imperial Wizard of the Ku It~7 rUDOR Ford. ,60.00, or n/rlr.rator, the senate, come up every two since the death Saturday of Eva CALL 4191 furnltur. trade. 228 Norlh LU •••. 220 S. Clinton Dial 5723 years. Peron, Argentina's first lady. Klux Kl an who maotermlnded the flogging of 0 negro woman. '4. TUDOI! D.Soto. VeTT ,ood condtUon. For loot comfort . Three senators, Connally (D- Although ofticial mourning tor U Aft IS"d Tvpinq '124 N. Dubuque. Tex.), O'Connor (D-Md.) and Pres: Juan D. Person's wile will trlan emp S Ulel e Hamilton and 62 of his hooded, For new shoe look .•• seatOn (R-Neb.) did not seek re- contInue until August 25, go·;- . gun-toting, nightridini Klansmen I THESI ond ,..ner.1 bplnl. mlmeo- Automotive were s ntenc d in Columbus su- ,..______.. lI'aphJnll. Notary Publle. Mary V. ED SIMPSON election. ernment offices, stores, restau~- In Spl'rl'l Lake Ja'il :ru';1~7 . 801 10WI Stale Blnk. DLaI 1651 USED IUIo Plrta. CoralvlUe Salvore McMahon's death means Con- ants and ballits reopened for bUSI - pcrior court in one of North caro- - Doors Open 1:15-10:00 - Compacy. Dial 81821 . 113 Iowa Avenue ness. Shoe Repalrin, and SuppUel ~~argest mass tl'i~ -- EXPERIENCED Ih.lll, I.nerll I7plnl· W"'NTED . Old .... for 'unk. Bob necticut will elect two senators Lines of mourners waiting to Afler Shool'lng W'lfe t air;:RtiI Phon. 262D. ______Goody'. AUto Porta. 01.1 •• 17". LET US REPAIR YOUR SHOES this fall. Sen. Benton (D-Conn.) pass betore the glass-topped cas- THESIS t"pln,. Dial 8-310&' ...:...:...... _- is up for election to a full six- ket of Mrs. Peron at the labor' CASHIER WANTED 2 - DaY Only - 2 TYPUo!G. Phone 8·210i1. year term and has been renom- ministry shortened. SPIRIT LAKE, IA. (,/PI - A Part-tilne or full-time. Rent-A-Car inated. Although most businesses re- charge of· assault with intent to S perie" no\ II ary, TODAY I --~------~------Business Opportunity WANTED Nebraska also Is electing two sumed, theaters and night clubs commit murder was !ilcd by Apply tn Person at thl! - ND- senators. Sen. Butler (R-Neb.) were told to stay closed until or County Attorney Peter B. Narey MOTEL. Delux.. on 3 hlwlY., almost Experienced woman book- seeks a ncw full term while tho Monday. late Wednesday against Wilbur C. IOWA THEATER FRIDAY new. brick. tIIod bOil .. {both tub and balance of the term of the late 1951 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER I. ho~e rl. Cilrpeq. modern ' .. room horne. keeper tor Cull lime work. Baker, who admitted shooting his nell! 112.000 yearly. ,,0.000 down. New· Rent-A-Truck Sen. Wherry (R-Neo ..), fiUed by ,. Cormer wife, Annabell. land. Broker. :122 N. Joplin. Joplin. Mo. Attractive salary. Good work Seaton through '\Ppointm~, also 8 C R The condition of the young di- BOGART eer ase u, ng lOW... Cillan. Ule th. "help wanted" ing conditions. Phone tor in HERTZ Dr~~~Ur SYSTEM will be filled. vorcee was reported satisfactory I ' i~ tar of "TllE column. o( Ibe lowln to fill polilloni The sixth new face results from luI ~v.ry day I LeI them work lor you terview. 81151. G oes to State Court in a hospital here. She was AFRICAN 1001 Dill 41G1 todaYl Licensee the fact that both vice-presiden brought over from Milford where NOW . 2 D~Y D FRIDAY QUEEN" I tial nominees are senntors - Nix An appeal to the state supreme l the shooting occurred ellrly Wed Apartment for Rent on (R-Calit.) and Sparkman (D- MAHER BROS. court from the judgment of the Inesda y at the home of her father. James Phon. 8-32112 . D.slrable two roo," Ipart· KIRWAN FURNITURE Johnson county district court jury Bond for Baker was set at $15, men t. o,\~ block (rom bu 10e,* diAtrict. Phone 9696 in the case of State 01 Iowa , 000 by Justice of the Peace C. C. UlIlltles rUrnl h.d. '60.00. against Robert L. Dahnke was Cravatt. It was not furnished as I THRFE rooml ------ond bath. Unturnl.hed UtllIU... CIM 10 caonpus. Call ?2~' Safety Mark made Wednesday. yet. C~GNEY Arter 5 p.m Dahnke was found innocent on After Baker gave him elt up, SM ... LL rumwhod apartment. Prlvale as LEW MARSH bath and fntran('t. Oraduate lndy. 204 a charge of selling or making beer o!fic~rs aid he ~ttem?ted to end E. Falrch,ld. Davenport Shares Top available to minors. The appeal ls h~s hfe by ha.n!tmg hlmse~f from who had a thirst CIRL 10 .hare furnl.hed apartment. Dial In Auto Record e"pected to be heard during the h~s bell. A S~IrIt Lake o!tl~er cut 6776 alt.r 5. September term of the court in hIm lose m time to s~ve hIm. for troubl •••• a ... CHICAGO (,/P) - America'S The Bakers were dIvorced last TWO room lurnlshed IParlm~nt. "'dulls. 3865. motorists are scoring their best Des Moines. spring. O!ticers said Baker went one wOllla.'. lovel to his {ather-in-Iaw's home in the BACHELOR.~~------aparlmenla for rent.---- Dial mileage safety record in history 8-3587. this year, although highway early morning hours and shot his Local Man Charged former wife in her bedroom. PHVlllS 11fmER SMALL furnished apartmenl. Studen7 deaths are running ahead of last .ouple or crlduale lady. Phon. ttRll year. The prisoner had sought a re i,,\VARNER BROS: belw«n • I.m -4 p.m. With Drunk Driving conciliation, he told officers, but Increased travel is the reason. had been refused. The National Safety council said Harley Sta!ford, 57, of 117 E. Lost and Found Wednesday that lhe nation's high Burlington st., waived preliminary '~ome LOST : Buncll key •. $5.00 r ...... rd. Phone way toll the first si" months 0 hearing and was bound over to the Ext. 20'12. 1952 was I 6,820-a 3 per cent in grand jury Wednesday in Iowa roUND: Youn, b.rown male cocker crease over the 16,400 fatalities at City police court following his ar '!NInle\, '-0435. the halfway mark of 1951. rest oh a cbarge of driving while the Fill LOST: IG52 Tama Hlth School clu. rlnr. The council also reported that intoxicated. NOW . Ends FRIDAY Ext. 3tD7. Davenport, l a., was tied f(jr first Stafford was arrested by police 'No' Siftce 'THE THIRD MAN' hos Ih. with two other cities in its popula on Rochester ave. about 9 p.m. CUp" Co Help Wanted suten olltred su(h an utiling those'" tion class with a record of no traf Tuesday. He was being held in the NATIONAL or,anlz-alloh needs mAn lor lie deaths in the first six months ~ounty jail Wednesday in lieu of pArt-time work makh18 Insurance arad ""raonnel reports. MIa\ have obUlly to , Of 1952. Des Moines, la., ranked $500 bond. type. Ale ~ to 30 preferred. older Innn second in the 100,000 to 200,000 would be Mtldoctor),. You c8Jl work Dt POpulation class. your own convenience:. Write J . H . True, "DoGrs Open 1:15-9:4:;" Box 269. Davenporl, Iowa . No sellin, or In June alone, the ns tion's mo coUecOn&,. tor vehicle deaths dropped 2 per WANTED: PreSlmlln al"ld prell feeder. cent-3,OlO compared with 3,070 Also one to learn Ibe trade. ATHENS inJune,195l. , PRESS. Iowa City. low •. Mileage figures for the first five me. WOMEN make money at home, spare Ume. Sew ready"""t RAP·... ·ROUND. months of 1952 show travel is 7 STARTS FRIDAY Gt;NTO G N Easy, profitable. Hollywood MIr. Co., per cent ahead of the same period " YeehnJeolar S pedal" Hollywood M. Calif. in 1951 and that deaths are up 4 NEW YORKER Magazine - Latest New. - POSITION Ol"'n AU"'"t I ror an ex""rl· HENRY per cent during the same period. .n.od .leno.... pb.T. Will pay over ~OO The death rate of 6.7 for each Mosl Discussed Ill,..S" A per month. Free Blue crosl and manY u"... " ... other ben.llts. Write Box ~2 . Dany Iowan 100 million miles set a new all Screen Attractionl ,Ivln,. quaJl(lcftllon •. time low. It compared with a rate ,,~,~::. .lEEP; M·G·M lEnds Tonite "FLESH AND FURY" and "GOLD FEVER" I EFFICIENT KlTt lor .enoral olU.e work. of 6.9 during the comparable 195 I presents Stead,\' employment. Apply In person . period. Viveta Lindfors · I..,. ,,10, . ,...,.. '. • Larew Co. Leading cities in population - STARTS SATURDAY· &Toups ranked by the number of lheRed ·~ FRIDAY! Wanted To Buy traffic de!lths per 10,000 registered So ...... WANTED: Play ""n. Phone 8-0t2G. vehicles included: ~',. wide" From 40,000-100,000: Davenport, Evanston, Ill., Bay City, Mich., no deaths. QUICK LO ... NS on jewelry. elolhIIIl radlol. elc. HOClt·r.Yl: LOAN, 118111 S. D"bJqu •. ""'" LOANED on II\Ins. comer ... dl.· mondl, clothln,.. etc. R&L1ABloE LO ... N Janitor Biels Are Co. lOG Eut BurlIljC\On. Sought by Service (OMP4NION fUnURE Riders Wanted The federal supply service of SHOCKNGl RIDERS to Cleveland. Ohio. leavlnr . • arly AUCUJt 1. Call Ext 2310 aller tbe general services administra- , • noonl. !lon Wednesday announced that TO Washington Stale 'or part way. Aug· bids on janitor service lor the se u t 7 or 8. tloward F,i!lCher. W .. 206, lective service system and the East. Hall or Mt. V":Tnon. !'ent stabilization offIce in Iowa City will be accepted. Music and Radio The stabillzation office is lo JLo\DlO Repair. : Pick-up I!JId dellnrJ. cated at t02 S. Clinton st" and se ""'''' MARLON Woodburn Sound _vice. '-01'1. lective service is located in 'the In8truction Jobnson county courthouse. BRANDO Tb& eontrac will be r I' the TUTORINO. IraMlallon.. a ...... , I Frenell, Span!Ih. Dial 1:&81. period' frein date of the award to July 31, 19~5 . BALLltOOM d.nee In_•. Mimi YOUell WurJu. Dial ~ . . PACE FOl1R - TIlE DAILY 10WAN, TRUJtSDAV, J111.Y 31, lllll% , Top Breaststroker - Maior Scoreboard Sox Dump Yanks i Al'II!RJ , N L · ,\ W P . OD On 2-Hit Shutout N ow York i!3 11 .5"6 Cleveland ... 55 44 .573 3 u.s. Cuts'Sov iet Olympic Le(1d Boston .. 53 43 .532 3'", CHICAGO (IP) - Pitcher ~ SUI's 80 Slassfort~ to Enter W.shlnCl.on . 52 48 .531 5'2 Kretlow Wednesday shackled !be Chjcago '.. 52 49 .515 7 Phlladtlphla W 46 .500 8'~ New York Yankees with a two-hit the wite ol J llckie Jensen of the St. LoUR 41 60 .408 18 job to enable the Chicago Whitt Cagers, Swimmers Detrojt . 35 63 .357 22'. Washington Senators, is [rom Wednel day's; Res" lta Sox to Tegister a 7-0 shutout oVer j -4 Olympic Competition oday Oakland, Calif., and Moore is from I Boston 5, Cleveland the pace setting champions in tht Rack UpVictories Yale. • Chlcaeo T. New York 0 American league pennant race. First Olympic Competition lor Philadelphia 4, Detroit 3 SUI's Bowen Sta sCorth, No. 1 Mrs. Jensen·s third place repre WashIngton 8. 51. Louis 2 The White Sox clouted startlr By TED MIT' sented a tremendous comeback. Today'. PUc.hcrs breaststroke swimmer on the New York at ChIcago ,nlr;hll - Raschl Bob Kuzava and four reUefen Tuesday she fnund fault with the - United States team, occurs today HELSINKI rIP) - Mrs. Patricill ~) 1·2) \'S. Rogovln .9-81 . for 11 hits.. incl udlng a third ia. In Helsinki, Finland. tension of the springboard during WlShlncton at 51. Loul. Inlghll - McCormick, curvaceous 22-yea!' the course of her preliminary Johnson 10-3) or Gumpert ,3-5) VI. ning home run by center fieldtt StaJlsforth will compete at 2 old housewife from Long Beach, Dearden '4-21 or Madison "-1\. Jim Rivera, returning to the So~ a.m. (Jowa time) In the prelim dives and talked the judges into Boston at Cleveland - Parnell (7-61 Calif., decisivelY won the OlymOlc giving her another try after flub VJ;. Lemon (ll-8 •• after a 95-game stay with the-St inary heat of the 200-meter springboard championship for ~o Philadelphia at Detroit (2) - Shantz bing '8. two and one half somer Louis Browns. breaststroke. Semifinal heats are men Wednesday as the United fl6-~' and K eUner \7-8' VI. Hoell '2-3» set for Friday mom In, and the sault. and Trucks 14 ... 121. The uprising was witnessed by States cut into Russia's dwindling NATIONAL LEAGUE 15,103. final Is Saturday at 9 a.m. (Iowa margin again in the unofficial bat Jury Reverses Decision W L PCT. OD time). Qualifiers will be picked tle tor team honors. But Wednesday the internation Brooklyn .. 62 2D .661 on the straight elimination plan, al jury reversed the decision, gave New York . 58 34 .630 .', J ean Boiteux of France astound St. Loull ..... i!3 42 .571 9'10 not on the basis of fastest times. _ her a score ot 3.20 points for the Philadelphia . 52 .531 13' ~ ed the swimming world by win .6 Coach David Armbruster of flubbed dive Instead of 12.20. Chlcaco .. ... 49 48 .~O~ 16 Edward s. Rose-~ , ning the men's 400-meter free B08ton . , . 41 54 ,432 23 Iowa said that Information trom Thi5 dripped her from third to ClnclnnaU .. , 39 60 .394 27 Do prices bother YOU - We style finals in 4:30.7, with TOllY PIUsburih .. 28 72 .280 38'.~ Stassforth is that he had become eighth in the rankings, and she sell all low as any place In the adjusted to the coo} water anti Ford !tonno of Ohio State just had to light hec way back with a Wednesda,.·, Relul'" over a yard behind. The tirst sev Ph!lodelph[a 7. Clnc[nna U 3 State - probably lome of .., series superb performances. Brooklyn 5. Pllt.bur,h 4 (10 Inn[ngs) weather. At first, the cool water ot values are beUer - I•• tended to knot his muscles. HI! en men all were under the old The United States basketball Boston 2, St. Louis I Olympic record of 4:4i set in 1948 New York 10. Culeallo 6 llI"t lIamel serve you - and of eo ..... also said that the wind bothered team looked dead on its ft:et Chlcaco 6. New York a Isecond eame) the swimmers in their workouts. by Bill Smith of the USA. against Brazil, a smaller five full Toda,', Ptle-hen a Jlow us to fill your PUt , With four days to go Russia P ltt.burgh at Brooklyn 121 - Main SCRIPTION. In the U.S. trials early in July, of dash and fire. Bob Kurland, (2-11J and HOlue f 1-21 VI. Rutherford Stasatorth won first place with a leads, 523'1 to 460 '., in the unof Dean Kelley, and Bob Kenney 12-21 a'ld Landrum '0-01. time of 2:36.1, a new American ficial point totals, but the United were given a rest and their ab Chlcaco 01 New York - Minner 18·7) Uruguay, Ref Both Beaten ... VI. Kosto ('1 .. 41 . citizen's long course record. The States is almost sure to coniinue scence hurt. St. Louis ot BOllon - Mizell (5-5) v •• DRUG SHOP Enters CompetitlDll heavy scoring in swimming, and Bickford 17-91. 109 S. Dubuqlle 8t. Olympic record, made in 1948, Is Next on the schedule tor the Al\fERICAN REFEREE Vincent Farrell of ewark, N.J., is carried 2:39.3. Coach Armbruster believes pick up points in boxing and bas USA in the Olympic round robin 'Only ,am.1 scheduledl Stassforth is capable ot about 2:33 the type of swImmer who needs n ketball as well. Unless Russia tournament is Argentina today - from Olympic basketball floor In Helsinki after being beaten by under best conditions. lot ot hard work. Before tile trials, pulls another surprise, America the team that, until it was upset UrugulI.yan players when he ca1!'~ d .a foul in their game with France Chief rivals of Stassforth are he took tremendous workouts and may overtake the Soviets at the Wednesday by Uruguay 66-65 in wIth less than a minute to play and the score 66-66. The foul en believed to be Herbert Klein of Coach Armbruster believes that very finish. overtime, had been tabbed as the one the United States must beat abled France to win 68-66. Farrell was floored when kicked in the Summer, Germany, who has done around he is doing the same in Helsinki. BrazlJ cares Americans I . . to win the championship. rroin by a Ururuayan spectator during- the mel·ee. 2:27 In a short course; and John The United States basketball Davies 01 Australia and the Uni team was given a real scare by versity of Michigan, holder of the Brazil which led at the half, 26-24. American record of 2:35.8. Klein SC.HOOL New Suits The Americans finally pulled It won the Cerman tryouts In over au t of the tire, 57-53. 2:40 but may have reached belter • condition since that race. '52 Hawk Gridders In boxing, nine Italians, eight The heavy-muscled Stassforth is Americans, and seven Russians STUDENTS, HERE IS A HOT TIP To Be in Style are leU in the running. T he CRANDIC IS It will be a smartly-outtitted In swimming the United States football squad which SUI will send outscored the Russians 20-4 on FOR YOU, THAT JOU WILL AP· Brooks Break Into the nine games ot 1952, for the basis of Mrs. McCormick's COach Forest Evashevskl pre victory, second place by Konno scribed new unitorms with vari in the 400 meters, and Wayne PRECIATE THIS WINTER Losing Streak ous changes. Moore's sixth in the same race, .. together with Mrs. Zoe Ann Jen Always Game outfits, featuring some color changes and lighter weight sen's third in diving. Mrs. Jensen, With 5-4 Win pants and shoes, are ready for is suing before the Pittsburgh open (IP) - SPECIAL BROOKLYN Carl Furn- er Sept. 27, Cliff Rittenmeyel', 10's first hit in 16 times at bat equipment manager, reports. Unknown Sets Pace scored Bobby Morgan tram second For the four home games, Iowans At Y OUIA SelAvice base with two out In the lOth in will wear black nylon and durene InQ ~alifying ound \ SELLING ning to give the Brooklyn Dodg jerseys with IO-inch gold num ers a 4-3 triumph Wednesday over erals on front and back and three the Pittsburgh Pirates and an end gold stripes on each arm. The Of All-American Golf , to their rive-game losing streak. white road game jerseys have 10- You know h'ow it is with the family car - it's so inch numerals ot gold trimmed CHICAGO (IP) - Unheralded The Brooks were trailing 3-2 likely to be in use, or needed by someone else, iust when with one out in the ninth when with black and three stripes on Harry Dee of New York city, N.Y., Roy Campanella, back in action each upper sleeve. fired a four-under-par 68 to lead you most want to have it! Well. thaI's the time when the The pants are lighter nylon after an Il-day layoff with a bone at 26 qualifiers from a field of 192 Crandic comes to your aid! and brighter gold than those of into loday's $30,000 All-American fracture in his right hand, hit his 1951, tight-fitting, with the two golf tourney. Yes - the Crandic makes six daily round trips 11th homer of the season off way elastic stretch. The same The whopping crowd aspired to between Iowa City and Cedar Rapids. Always at your Howie Pollet. pants wlll be worn with both join 103 eKemptcd pros In the lervice - and no time lost thinking about weather condi types at jersey. Tam. O'Shanter meet which Ben For the first lime, SUI wlll use * * * Hogan and Briti~h Op n champ tions - no walking for blocks in the heat from a parking A's' Edge Tigers the numbering system which Bobby Locke will mi~s because .,place out 01 the congested area. places each position in a certain DETROIT (IP) - The Detroit promoter George S. May rejected range: ends in the 80's, tackles, their demands fOl' appearance Better dial 3263 - the C.R.&I.C. Ry. Co. - right Tigers' strategy of in tentionally 70's; guards, 60's; centers, 50's; money. walking home run hitter Gus Zer right halIbacks, 40's; fullbacks, away and learn the exact times of arrival and departure. nial twlee backfired Wednesday 30's; quarterbacks, 20's; and left Fred Corcoran, PGA adviser, Six daily round trips and four Sunday round trips between and the Philadelphia Athletics haltbacks 10 to 20. Even numbers said Wednesday's 192 marked the Iowa City and Cedar Rapids! Make it a habit to "go Cran· edged the Tigers, 4-3. will be issued to men playing the largest PTO field ever -tJssembled Each time that Zernial - who right side. for a competitive round. die." You'll be glad you did. has 16 homers - was passed to The qualifyit.g limit was 73. load the bases, Allie Clark came May said Locke asked (or up and doubled to left tield to $6,000, irstead nf lhe $1,000 guar drive In all the A's runs. Feller Loses Again anteed to olher long-distance Righthander Dick Fowler start CLEVELAND (IP) - Bob Feller travelers among the 21 foreign en ed his tirst game for the A's in lost his fourth straight Wednesday tries. GENUINE three months and II days and re night as the Cleveland Indians The Tam boss said hI' never did corded his first victory against bowed to the Boston Red Sox, 5-4, get down to cases with Hogan, one loss. to remain three games behind who said he wasn't interested af league-leading New York. Feller ter May said he wasn't guarantee COMPANY NYLON SHORT·TIE by Banf' got his first homer of the season ing a cent (0 domestic stars_ '* * * in the fifth to account tor two of , Brought to you in rich matching colors. Cards Lose, 2-1 Cleveland's runs, but be was ~OSTON (IP) - Rookie Ed tagged for homers by Hoot Evers Talon zipper to toe, or two eyelet for Mathews' 17th homer of the sea and Dick Gernert In the !irst two alip-on ease over any heel. Lined through· son, with Johnny Logan on base Innings. In the fourth inning, Wednesday out with wooly-lllce NYLON pUe for extra night enabled the Boston Braves * * .* to snap the St. Louis Cardinals' wannth. Sizes 4 to 10. five-game winning streak with a Cubs, Gia nts Split ~l decision. One of the seven SI. NEW YORK (IP) -- Hank Sauer COLORS-Black, Graty, Brown, Louis hits against lefty Warren blasted his 25th homer of the sea Spahn was Stan Musial's 14th son with mate aboard in the 11fth homer in the sixth inning. inning to lead the Chicago Cubs to a 6-2 victory and a split in Your Choice their doubleheader with the New * * * York Giants Wednesday night. Phils Extend String The Giants had to come from of Style, or PHILADELPHIA (IP) - The behind to capture the opener of Philadelphia Phlllies, came from the twi-nighter, 10-6. behind Wednesday night to beat Color at the Cincinnati Reds 7-3 wlth wlld six-run flareup In the eighth inning, fea turing a three-run homer by Willie Jones, his second ot the game. The victory went to starter Robin Roberts, his 16th ot the sea lon, and extended the PhIlUes' win streak to six games. Nats Bump* * *Browns ST. LOUIS (A') - Washington's Senators snapped out of a four game losing streak Wednesday • w. HH ..... A.,• ..". nillt t to defea t the St. Louis w.,., H_.,_,OO'" Browns, 8-2, on the five-hit pitch • __tN, 'OO'" """'.1 Ing of Bob Po r t e r fie I d, who ~.fkr IHt1JJ e?ff Iii Pdtf//e! claimed his eighth triumph. · , H19her octane plus Red Crown's premium volatility makes the old family bus feel like this Anj mobile. It's the KINO-SIZE GAS Buy! LUCKY 'FEET SAtEI /led tfOWR- lilt'.'-mitest G() 0/1 MtIh! GA S O LINE HUNDREDS of .tyle. in • MEN'S .hoes reduced for - ' --,- -' Weller quick clearance. George F. Becker Bros. Nail Hartley Standard Service Morrow 8tJtIMER Motors, Inc. Standard Service I· •• GENUINE TUNE-UP ATLAS TIRE SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER READQUAR'J'ERS CHANGE-OVER Standard Servlee 'OUNE-UP CHANGE-OVER 130 N. Dubuque 801 Rivenlde Drive CoralvUle 216 East BurlillKton 305 N. Gilbert . Banf" NYLON Dial 2153 Dial 9035 Dial 9929 28 South Clinton DIal 9651 Dial 3556 -;- - .-