'Sl , Serving the State The Unlveriity of Iowa Warm aJld b1llllW wlUt S llIlll! cbaDa'e \hrOQb Campus and Wednelldal. Wah ....,. Iowa City 9&; low, '75. IliJ'h MoJldaJ. rack e at 9': low, 77 •
or_ Eat. 1868• - AP Leased Wire - Five Cen.. Iowa City. Iowa. Tuesday, July 22, 1952 Vol. 86, No. 204 eafJ but r In Dted Je k_ Lot Ined lIrl\e Ire. lin f. IISl ar ro 5 emo .., • -· -• IPI SUI Summer Enrollment' Tofals 3 601 Quake Kills nlQU!ts As ,Bandwagon It" I I~ I . II 2,SOOMore Register ' In California; S!c~~~~"""~~~t~!.~~!~.~?n~t !. with Interlandi Polio Deaths d h announced his withdrawal fi'om the race for the Democratlc preslden- For Special Courses Pre ict Anot er Ual ~~~~~e~i~S~~ed a statement In which he dtchlred: "I have asked the Kentucky delegation not to present my name Summer session enrollment at Mount to 14 TEHACHAPI, CALIF. UP) - * ** to the convention." An earthquaKe of such shaUerlng The 74-year-old vice-president SUI totals 3,601 full-time residen, · c·t force that It literally moved had been one of the leadlnl fll- students, according to figures re At 5 fOUX f Y mountains hit this little town ures In speculation as to where leased Monday by President Virgil with Its greatest fury Monday, President Truman. would throw M. Hancher. SIOUX CITY (JP)-The nation's killing 11, injuring more than a his support tOr the noml. atlon. • worst polio epidemic claimed the score of others and leaving much The total included 899 veterans, of the town homeless. Unieal 8&r11le Blow life of Its 14th victim Monday as 0 bl t "'I did • II Tehachani is about 140 miles ne ow 0" scan aey.e 85 compared to the 1,611 veterans thousands of Sioux City children " S d h t k t registered last summer when the northeast of Los Angeles. un ay w en op spo esmen or swarmed to five polio study Nine ot the victims were chll- the AFL and CIO announce!! they enrollment was 4,320. clinics throughout. the city tor In- dren. They died in the dark as felt that Barkley was too old to Male enrollment this summer Is oculallon.. the quake sent walls 01 every make a successful race. 2,388 compared to 3,004 last year, The Jatest Sioux City victim major building In the town tumbl- Another Clllme i ••om:ilY, wlJen while 1,2 /3 women are enrolled, was 11 -year-old David Anderson ing. The big Tehachapi state prl- reliable reports spread that Tru,- compared to 1,316 last summer. of Sioux City who entered the son for women was badlY dam- man might alter aU throw his The total enrollment represents hospital Sunday. Council Bluffs aged, but there were no Injuries 8 drop of approximately 15 per among the frlgh tened felons. BULLETIN cent ,according to registrar Ted NURSES SENT TO SI9UX CITY WlU'ren VlsUIi Are... McCarrel, who declared the drop University hospitals reported Gov. Earl Warren, U. S. Sen . (JONVENTION HALL, Chlca,o, . was In Une with decreases in other Monday that It has sent three WlUiam F. Knovlland and state (Tuesday) (IP) - Con&es&ed Tex.. midwestern universities this sum- nurses to Sioux City to help with civil defensc leaders [lew to Te and Mlsst..appl deleptes told Ute mer. the polio epidemic. hachapi to personally assess the Demoerati" national convention damage. Aid was rushed over ear/f t..ta,. Ute)' do niK waDt to In addition to the full-time resi The three were sent In answer buckled highways, some of them vote on anI aeatln.. contest.. dent students, approximately 2,500 to a request from St. Joseph's hospltai, Sioux City, for trained partly blocked by landslides. PClul A. Dever The parly'. 1III&lonal commU&ee persons have registered in some Amid the rush to bring help to had voted, 10 sea' an&l-Truman 30 short courses, clinics, work polio personnel who would be Calls Ike "Unqualified" able to Instruct their staff. the stricken town came a cautious dele .. '",1ft 'bese NO s&!ltes. shops and conferences held on the a. &0 Those sent have had consider warning from a top-ranking seis Pro-Truman dele.. aiell plan campus this summer. Lasting from able experience in handling polio mologist that another quake might C&ITJ' Ute tlOates' &0 the col1ven one day to tbree weeks, the events cases at University hospitals. come within 36 hours, and an es Democratic Keynoter tion. timate [rom another that the - comprised SUl's "usiest program The Hospitals also said tha t earth ,high in the Tehachapi of summer activity In 53 years. they had received no new pollo backing to Gov. Adlai .E. Steven y mountains may have moved 40 to Tags Ike as INovice, Enrollment figures show that cases Sunday or Monday. son of Illinois. Ihe graduate college has the larg 50 fect along the fault Jine. At the same time, eager rank Tunnels Daffi3.l'cd and file Democrats appeared Mo n est number of studnts-2,338. Last recorded Its first polio fatality of Unqualified for Office summer's figure was 2,804. There were these other high day night to be bent on thrusting the year with tlie death of 8-year~ CONVENTION HALL. CHICA- lhe party presidential nomination In co mmenting on the summer lights as the assessments of dam old Billy Paulson. The two deaths GO (IP) _ Gov. Paul A. Dever of toward Adlai, Stevenson. .Tbe Ill s e s s ion enrollment, McCarrel agc took form hours after the brought to 16 Iowa's 1952 polio first violent ~hock: . Massachusetts Monday n1""t lam- inols governor did not , reach out stated, "Both the decline in vet total. ... to selz.e it - but neither did He An oil re!lnery was set aiire. basted the Repubhcans as "(osslll''' thrust It back. eran enrollment imd the decline Hundreds of children accom and still blazed hours later. and declared their nominee. And 85 the Democratle clans in the graduate college filUre in panied by their parents crowded Dr. Hugo Benlo!f oC California dicate that this year and nexl will Dwight D. Eisenhower. Is a com- Ii t .t I tl a1 ti t "- and from the convention floor your roving reporter brings you delegate Sioux City clinics in the nation's Instltule of Technology, Pasadena, lete novice unqua'I1IieA for the ~ eoe" n na on convep on 0 virtually see the end of the World Novotny - the views and opinions exp ressed do not necessarily reflect those third and final mass test to de told reporters that another earlh P I.L the keynote call to the political War I.veteran enrollments. A termine whether gamma globulln quake, possibly as strong or pr ·deney. campaign ahead, word raced ueat number of veterans wbo of this station or the delegate!" can curb the paralytic effects of stronger than Monday's, could fol In a keynote speech to the Dem- among them tbat President Tru completed their ~ndergraduate pollo. low. He said that about one time ocratlc national convention, Dever man ml'ht leap with them to a work went on to M.A. 'and Ph.D. Dr. William H. Hammon, epi in 20 is a quake of such magnI said the "selfish opportunists" Stevenson bandwagon. studies completed their work last demiologist at the University ot tude, that is the case. who chose Eisenhower are bent on Stevenson Becoma FavorUe CIO Stays Pat wIping out all social and economic All at once in the opening hours lear or are finishing It this year." (omedy Opera O,pens Tonight; Pittsllurgh w is directing the tests, sald the morninl turnout gains of the last 20 years. of the 31st Slarty convention. Stl!- alone surpassed the entire open Today's Convention "We have vanquished them be- venson had becolT~e the favorite 9 Convicts Escape In Steel Feud ing day's attendance ln previous fore _ wc shall vanquish them Of many bbewildered. leaderless CHICAGO (IDI _ Today's pro- del e,ates w 0 didn't know qulte studies in Utah and Texas. " I again," he declared In his pre- h t t H.iahliahf of Fine Arts Festival PITTSBURGH (A»-CIO United gram at the Democratic national pared text. were 0 urn for a presidential Kansas City Jail The children, between the ages convention: candidate. When they did begin By JIM GOLTZ Steelwqrkers told the steel Indus of I and 11 , have a 50-50 chance try Monday It must agree to full Day sesslon-lJ a.m. (Iowa time) Praise!!, Scoms a grass roots movement toward KANSAS CITY (IP) - Nine The most outstanding talents in fessor ot dramatic art, Is serving to receive an Injection of gamma compulsory union membership as PresidIng officer: Frank E. As keynote speeches invarIably Swtheovenhsao,n, b~nwassaytoinWgar~vera manaId] Ilrlsoners used an acetylene torch SUI's music and dramatic art de as dramatic director. Profs. Ar globulin, a protein fragment ot the price peace In the 50-United States. This t at WOIl ca a bait the rll- .treet in their j ail uniforms. An Herald I. Stark, professor of ()pen Moves Faat " was a battle between the Ing clamour tor him. other was found hiding on the music, 'will conduct the orchestra, Don Alphonso persuades tbem two companies made proposals ac Evening Sesslon-7 P .M. (CST) stalwarts and the opportunists. All For . the 11l52 , keynote speech, fifth (Ioor of the courthouse. while Lewin Goff: assistant pro- to return, disguised as AlbaQlans. ceptable to the union. Polio Preventative* * * Addresses by India Edwards, ungrateful crew threw overboard the main kick-off address that Is and attempt to win the ladles in The strike, longest and costliest vice chairman of Democratic the faithful pilot who had guided expected to sound the rallying cry disguise. He Is aided in his plot by In steel history. has idled more Near, Doctor Says national committee; Mrs, Elean- them for years and placed at their to the political wars against the the ladies' maid, Despina. than 1 J,l mllilon workers in steel or Roosevelt; and houl(! speaker head one whose knowledge of Republicans. the party selected The opera has been described as and allied Industries. More layoffs WASHINGTON (IP) - Science Sam Rayburn, permanent Chair-I navigation was conflned to other I Gov. Paul A. Dever of Massll- World News Briefs a Hfast-moving farcical comedy." 100m with railroading, coal. auto is "weH along the road" toward man of the convention. waters." chusetts. As produced by the Metropoiltan manufacturing and other Indus preventing polio's crippling ef ~ .Opera last season, It was a tre tries already severely cramped lor fects, a leading authority said A Condensation of Late Developments Monday, but is extremely unlike mendous success. lack of steel. ly to halt a possiblY record on 5 Democratic Opponents Join in Laughs In the role of Don Alphonso will SEOUL, Korea (TUESDAY) (IP) -Artillery thundered atop old Murray told a news conference slaught of the disease this year. Baldy today in the sixth consecutive day of battie as the pivotal bar be Charles Davis, Iowa City. As after the meeting of his strategists Dr. Hart E. Van Riper. medical ren hill on the westerh Korean front turned Into a no-man's-land by the two bachelors, who are a bit that no form of union shop not director of the National Founda near-record sheUlng. "A curtain ot fire" from big American guns wiser concerning tbe ways of provided in the WSB recommen tion Cor InIantUe Paralysis, sald swept Chinese troops off the crest Monday the U.S. eighth army re women at the time of the final dation Is acceptable to the union there is an outside possibility of a !IOrted. A briefing officer siUd an eStimated 1,039 Communist casual curtain, are Harry Morrison and now. vaccine might be developed for ties were In!licted In the first five days of fighting. The terrific bar Stephen Hobson, both of Iowa Last March ZD. long before the use next year. He indicated tha t rage, on the 177th anniversary of the U.S. army artlllery, succeeded City. steelworkers struck June 2, the two "dramatic" laboratory leads u.ncovered in the past 18 months Monday In clearing otf the Reds after eight Infantry counterattacks Playing the two ladles are WSB recommended that the steel Marilyn Horstman, Odebplt, and hold bright hope that paralysis by had falled. dispute be settled this way: poliomyelitis can be prevented. • • Dorothy Kreblll, Iowa City, while The companies should give the • Marilyn Hunget, Iowa City. will Van Riper gave his views in a MVNSAN (TUESDAY) (IP) - Allied and Communist truce dele workers a hourly pay inorease copyrighted Interview in t ~ e portray the mischievous maid. cations meet for the 15th time in secret today to debate the stalemated package amounting' to some 26 weekly news magazine, U.S. News The opera will feature elaborate issue of prisoner exchange. There was nothing to encourage bope for cen~ an hour with fringe benefits. and World Report. aetUement of the remaining dispute blocking an armistice. The dele costumes. designed by I'rances cales met for only 20 minutes Monday In above 90-degree heat. The Umland, Hampton, which are true breVity of the sesslorf, like the 12-minute ~eetlng the day before, sug to the period, and an equaUy elab Rested that both sides had run out of arfuments and that the cloak of orate set and furnishings. aecrecy would be lifted. The departure from the Allied camp of Brig. Tickets are now on sale In the oaY~m Quits Following Ri'ols Gen. William P. Nuckols seemed to -point up the belief that the secret main lobby of the Iowa Memorial TEHRAN, Iran (JP) - Two days !ilks were not makin, headway. Nuckols haa been the official spokes Union for $1.~ and $1.00. The of bloody pitched battles between IIUIn for the UN command delegation almost from the start of the Ko $1.50 seats are located on the main parliament bllllding and were government troops and Natlon fired on. Twenty persons report rean armistIce ne,otlations more than a year a,o. floor in the cen.ter section, while aUst mobs, supported by Commu edly were killed in Tehran. • • • the $1.00 seats are on the sides of nists. ended in the resignation In many cases. police reported DALLAS (~ - Leaders of Texas' warring Republfc,n factinna the balcony and main floor. Monday night of )ran's new pre rioters dragged corpses through burled the hatchet here Monday and vowed to work tORel.Oer- hI" lnt! mier, Ahmed Qavam. the streets to arouse other fOl election 01 Gen. Dwight D. Eisenho.wer. Members of the GOP state PILOT KILLED ·Qavam's pledged to seek a aet lowers to violence bordering on tltecutive committee and other Texas GOP leaders met In a called LAS VEGAS, NEV. (IP)- An air t1ement of the Iranian quam!! outright revolution. hannony session and took steps ta unite the Taft and Eisenhower fac force pilot, 1111led wben his plane with Britain over 011 touched oft No official reason was given 'for nvE DE.MOCIlATS WHO WANT TO BE PRESIDENT. Joill 1ft a lIean1 a tlOIU. Texas' two GOP factions locked In·a :bltttr fight at the Republi crashl!d Saturday. was Identified the mobs" fury. Wild dilorder Qavam's resignation, but presum televlalon appearance In ChJea.-o weelleDd. The haDdclaap appeared to h $nMUtloaaIb appropria&e tin national convention In Chicalo over wblch should be seated. The Monday aa Second Lt. Leo J. Kup erupted throughout th~ capital ably he acted to stop the blood~ las' tor &he five who are IICheduled to come out fl.-btm. t.hIa weelt in &be Deaaocratlo ceDnDtiea not. Pic EIsenhower forces won. After the co~m.ttee pSl.ed resolution. calling ka Jr., Tama, Iowa. The plane and In other parts of the· country. ~hed. Qavam had been in office AJlIeD 1eD...... f6r party unity, both Taft leader Henry Zweifel and Eisenhower lead crashed near Tndlan Springs, Nev., The most violent c1aah and most four days, lI)1cceedlng the aged tured (left to ..... b&) are: Averell Harriman, Vlce-PrestdeJd Barkle1, Kefaaver, leD. er Jack Porter made speeches urging Republicans to forlet their dif during a routine tralnln, maneuv ca.ualties occurred when .cream Natlonali.t party leader, premier Roberl 8. Kerr, and Sen. Richard B. R_II. Monda,. Dlcbt VIce-"""" IIarII1eJ ...... ,.. l1li wlUulrawaJ from Ute Democratic presidential aomJ ...&loa rue, however. ferences. er. in, demonstraton tried to storm Mohammed Mossadeglt- • ~-The Dadg Iowan UN Speculates On Russian Withdrawa (Seven yean and 50 vetoes aco, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1952 the ovle~ Union belped fCMllld tion in the United Nations for I sians. pull out of the United Nations I plot by I\e United States to ~'I the United NatioN "to Ave SDe seven years can come up with no A vast national interiority com- completely. For seven years, un- the powers of the security c Publi&bed clall7 deepl SlIOcIa,. IU\d ".,ort••• r . :...... T ... Dati,. I ..... ceedlnl' J'Cner&tioll8 from the definlte answer. plex, coupled with a fanatical de- der the leadership at these two cil. The little assembly was a lie ..on .... y and lqal b00lldaya b,. Studen. el"e.IaUea .e.. rt .... t • la tla. reu e. scourge of W1U'." Today the Rus Some competent observers haz- votion to a hybrid faith called cWef delegates, the Russians fre- manent committee represen PublleaUoDi. Inc.. 118 10"". Ave.• ro.... 0101 J .....,w. b.U.h." D ....' .... CI .... 1_•• Enl6ed "" ucond e ..... nall I ••••u... b epe.. "D...... I. 1.1 .~ DAIL'!' lOW'"' EDITORIAL aTAFF slana are ~ blccest question ard only this guess: that the 50- Communism, has cost the worid quently picked up their marbles all delegations, to sit while ....Iter a. _ postofflee .t Iowa Cltr. ... ,,... 1 ,.ID. &. & "Ill . .... u,. .•••al. I!dJwr ...... WlllJam Clabb,. mark cloudinl' ~ future of the viet Union wJll remain in the Its peace at mind. This is a Rus- and wlilked out when they could full genera1 assembly was not under (be act of concr- 01 Mareh 2, 0,. ....n: " _ •. k U .H .... 1111. Mana.lnlr KeIll40r ...... J _ph Meyer UN. Uere Is a reveaUnc study of United Nations just so long as silln complex, the same on which not bave their own way. session. New! Edlwr ...... Robert a.,.. thor positlon by WUliam L. BJan. membership is useful to Moscow, causes them to claim they in- Usually the Soviets had no ex-IIn 1949 the Soviet Union . MDmEB or THE .u5OClATED pans Call U91 Ir...... 140 aJ~"1 Aut. News Editor ..... " Jim Footer 'fba JUIoelaIeAssociated Press for example.) board of trustees, said Monday lette of Cherokee, delega tion presidency. So that the final dra chairmltn, left the door open. Demos' Foreign Policy A tew more facts: Since only Dr. Welch will take over the post matic high spot - the voting for WASHINGTON (IP) - The 60 Prayer Is Gaining articles in tree competition may held by Dr. William Marshall Another meetiog of all Iowa a top candidate - may not come per cent sla sh by congress in Point B, J. M . 'WBERTS JR. be fair traded, and manufacturer French who announced his plans delegates and alternates will be until Friday, at either the after Four funds for India and the rest Popularity Amon' Alaoelaied hess News Analy.' chosen, southern delegates might does not actually fix prices-they .to retire last spring. Dr. Welch held Tuesday (8:3() a.m., CST). noon Qr evening session, of South Asia was a blow to ad are fixed by the la ws of supply 'Will assume the Hastings presi All the Iowa seats on the <:on· The Democrats will meet in af ministration cold war plans. Of British editorial comment Man- again walk out." ternoon and evening sessions Industrial Workers day morning on the Democratic On this civil rights matter the and demand, as with other mer- ,dency Sept. 1. venUon floor, tor both delegates ficials say it's almost sure that the chandise, And anyway, a mer- Dr. Welch has degrees from Du every oay until their work is By The A!JSoeiatet1 Prell convention ' at Chicago almost Manchester Guardian said: and alternates, were tilled tor the done. All afternoon sessions the nex t congress will be asked to in chant can sell a fail' traded article buque and Cornell university and initial session. crease the $67 million 'Voted. NEW YORK - It's noon at I completely ignored any effect!t "The Democrats have got to de- at any price he wishes if he re- honorary degrees from Cae Col rest of the week will open at 12 Texas oil refinery. The siW! cide whether their first considera moves the trade mark and does lege, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Du The staff at the delegation's noon central daylight time, and all Diplomats view India as the key might have on American foreign headquarters in the Palmer House evenlng sessions at 8 p.m. to the whole Western etfort to blast of the 12 o'clock whlsti tion must be to hold the southern not adverti~e it by Its brand name. buque. He is an ~rdaiJ'Ied minister halts ali work and several hun policy. said they have been able to get May Be Dela.y keep Asia out or Communist states Americans, who a~ wlth coolness toward foreign aid, versa. Cleary of Sioux City, has attended raise Ii ving standaTds at the vil ticle Instead of (say) $4.50, and SA--L-A-R-Y-)-N-C-R-E-AS--m makers' guessing: lage level and step' up good pro wedging a period of Bible stud! detachment had replaced tension. Truman Favors North as a co umer, I guess you don't every national convention since Tuesday, A1urnoon S_ion, 12 and prayer inlo a short lunch holl 1932. noon. duction. Discussions were casual and ob "The President himself is un like that. But it also means that a DES MOINES (IP) - The city Unless it succeeds, Bowles ar or are coming early to work to gil jective. doubtedly in favor of concentrat merchant does not have to sell an council Monday increased' the "I've gotten so I refuse to get Frank McKinney will preside it. ., salary of City Manager Leonard excited about all these rumors and There will be an invocation. gues, the Nehru regime may be The London Times said: ing on the north. But some people article which cost him $7.50 for G. Howell by $2,500 to $22,500 an waging a losing battfe with the It's a growing practice in fae "Many wistful eyes are being pressures," Cleary said. "I let the This looks llke "ladies day" for are. working for a compromise de $4.50 in ordeT to meet his compe- Communists two or three years tories, laundries and oil refiner' turned toward Governor Steven signed to hold the orten uncom tition-and as a future merchant, nually, erfective Aug. I, when he YOijnger lellows handle that end the Democrats. Afternoon and at it." . evening sessions list most ot the hence. He returned to the capital ies, in business, newspaper ali son. But he has fortable Democratic alliance to I LIKE THAT I will begin his third year here. advertising offices in numerolJ said , . . he does gether." well-known women of the Demo to urge a tour-year billon-dollar William D. Caldwell, P4 cratic party. American aid program. Instead, a southern Sotales, New York, Net ndt wish to be a SCRAP BOOK By R. J. Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michi(llo candidate. Sen III E. Bloomington scon's seon The first woman speaker of the critical and economy minded con day wlll be Mrs. Perie Mesta, the gress more than halved the $178 Indiana and clsewh'l're acrQSS tit at a r Kefauver country. has the highest WSUI .PROGRAM U. S. minister to Luxembow:g. million sought by the administra number of dele Commission Blocks Then the resolutions committee tion for Indja, Pakislan and five ga tes pledged to will report the permanent rules neighbor lands. Japan may come out of a meetinl him. But still CALENDAR Increase in Rates for the convention. of the board of directors of til Nug( less than halt Rep. William L. Dawson, of REDS VS. BED CROSS National Federation of AmeriCll degree T..... ,.. hlr n, .Ia nUnois, a vice-chairman of the the number re For Motor Freight WASHINGTON -The state de Shipping In New York Thursda! 1936. II 8:00 Mornlnl Chapel national committee, will speak. He quired. He is' an partment is girding tor a red-hot Federation representatives ~ ber of 8:15 New. WASHINGTON (IP) - The In will be tollowed by another wo ROBERTS ear n est fair 8:30 Summer Se.renade man-diplomat, Mrs. Eugenie A battle with the Soviet bloc at the Japan have reported there are 1$ law fr. dealer aDd a man of courage, in 9:00 Ancient Medieval CUlture terstate Commerce commission of the 1:50 Women', Newl Monday blocked, at least tempor Anderson, U. S. ambassador to International Red Cross conven many ships in the service frI tegrity and liberal principles. But 10:00 Tbe Bookahell Denmark. tion opening Wednesday at Toron available cargo. Some revision d stiU a many doubt whetber be has the 10:15 Baker's Donn arily, a proposed 8 per cent in 11 :00 Date In HoUywood crease in motor carrier freight She will be followed by the to. rates may also come out of t!J! B.A. fr, sta ture tor the presidency. II: 15 Muolc Album 'resident of the Young Democra Although the Communists have meeting. 11 :30 Advenlures In Research rates in the midwest. He" Barlder Is Popular 11 :45 Iowa sute Medical SbCltty The upward revision was sched cl-~f :. tic clubs of America, Richard J blocked any role for the Interna School Senator Russell is a respected 12 :00 Rhythm Ramble. uled to go into effect at midnight Nelson. tional Red Cross in Korea, and law cor 12 :30 New. 11& "'I Sl,\ " DUIVD LONGEST WATER HOP statesmanlike figure, but suffers local time, under a 30-day public ~ Credentials RepoI1 denounced it as , a "capitalist" Maso J2 :45 Orlanalre. ' ..OM greatly from being labelled a 'sec 1:00 Mu.leal Chab notice issued by the Middle West "'V£."'~· The next item on the program agency, invitations were accepted WASHINGTON -- Just to shoh of law, 2:00 New. may bring fireworks. The creden that - it can be done, Austra\ill tlonal' candidate. Mr. Barkley is a 2:10 Early 19th Century Muoio Motor Freight bureau last month. h'APOWeOIt fRO", {lit oPt" StA. by Russia, Poland, Romania, Bul appOint , popular candidate, but his age - 3:00 Sinaina American. However, the ICC issued a sus 1\ [lIo,"I>IOIlS .1If.(1II. St.1.1'S A"L tials committee 1S due to report garia, Czechoslovakia, North Ko Qantas Empire Airways plans . liant ar 3:15 SpIrit of the Vlkln.s uJ1' aU(I!'o. 74 - may count against him. pension order directing the truck on its <:hoice at the permanent rea and Red China. make commercial aviation's loat 3:30 Wayne Kin, Seren.de delegates for the convention, the Nugent "It Mr. Stevenson cannot be in 4:00 Iowa Union Radio Hour ers not to increase their rates un The old charge that the United est over-water tlight Friday. one of t duced to run, Mr. Averell Harri 4:30 Te. Time MelodJH til an Investilation could be made people who will cast the votes. 5:00 "reddy MarOn N"a"tions has been waging ' germ The 2,677-mile jump, betwe6 ReView. man may be Presiden"t Truman's and hearings held. To end this Tuesday arternoorf 5:15 Children'. Ho"" .. COB, warfare in Korea is considered Cocos and Mauritius island., I kept in cboice. Mr. Harriman's work for 5:Y.I Nlw. The chanles were protested by .. S1\o ....• ~UJlO( session the program-makers have 5:45 Sporu Time sure to be renewed. part of the new 8,493-rnile straJi! foreign aid is never likely to be numerous shippers In the middle ~'i': ~."'f '1.1111>. chosen a speech maker wll.o is school. 8:00 Dinner Ho"" widely known for whipping up llne route between Sydney, All lorgotten and he has shown him 8:" New. western territory, extending from COB, .{~£Il tyts achievel 7:00 No~man Clouller MAY REDUCE SmpPING tralia, and Johannesburg, SouC sel! to be well on the level of the the Mississippi river to the Rocky ". U,t.. ~ULL. ~IU. Dtl~· Slf, party tervoI'; Mrs. Georgia Neese In hi! 7:30 "uslc You Wanl Africa. The new route will cut t!J! party. His outstanding appeal for 8;00 Musical Show"... mountains and from the Canadian K£EII, MD Clark Of Kansas, Treasurer at the WASIDNGTON - ' An effort to worls di Negro votes has already antagon . :00 CamplI. Shop ,border down through Oklnhoma oasll'-"ft{. United States. reduce the number of steamship present one, a week via Singapoll . :.5 NI!W' vice-prE ized the south, and, ii he were 10:00 SIGN OJT and Arkansas. • ~J eveDinl' aealon, 8 p.m. sailings between the U.S and and Cairo in half. I ager of THE DAILY IOWAN. TUESDAY, It'LY 21, 1t52 - PAGE TUn Professor Curtis Gets a Big One SUI Cadets TrQio in ~Geolgia 3 to Give RecilG' -. - Rumors Are Flying But President This Wedflesclay , Marilyn Martin, West Liberty, will present a flute recital W~ Keeps Mum on Candidate Choice nesday, July 23, at I p.m_ in surs north music halL WASH INGTON (A"}-President Miss Martin will 1M! accom Truman kept a tight silence on his l asked about r ports (A) that Tru- hand"-up to that minute-to in panied by Margaret Pendle1on, in strategy for the Democratic na- man might call a special session dicate his choice lor the Demo IItructor of music. Also a~pea rlrig tional convention Monday as be of congress on Aug. 5 and (8) Ieratic nomination. at the recital will be Donald Mc returned to his desk at the White that the President had been in Then a leiter tram the White Ginnis, flute, Columbus, Ohio, and House after a tour-day hospital touch with Thomas J. Gavin, his House was handed to Ewing by Maurice Fahrney, clarinet, Deep checkup. alternate, who wiU cast Truman's an aide. Ewing read It and smiled. River. Presidential secretary J'oseph vote in the Chicago balloting. Asked it there had been any Miss Martin will begin the reo Short said Truman was "feeUng "No eomment," Short replied. change in the situation, Ewing re- cital by playing Bach's "Sonata iJl tine" and looking "chipper." Meanwhile, federal security ad- pUed: E flat major" in three parts: " Al With an eye on television broad- minlstrator 0 sea r R. Ewing "I have received a personal note legro moderato," "Siciliano," and casts at the Chicago convention, created something of a mystery at from the President.. Period." "Allegro." Next Miss Martin and the Chief Executive cleared away a news conference shortly before McGinnis will ofer "Concerto in the last of sco;es at bilis passed leaving for the Chicago conven G .major," by Clmarasa, abo in ~ the senate and house in the tion scene. 3Key Supporters three movements: "Allegro vivo," tinal days of the 82d congress. Truman Is SUent "Lareo," and "Rondo." 9 Bills Vetoed First, Ewing told newsmen he CADET PLATOON GT. PHILLIP V. DUGGAN (rlrht) points ou' Fahrney will then play Malcolm White House records sbowed was certain that President Tru To Confer with Ike the fire pattern on .. machJne p n iar.. d for cadets Herald R. Greene Arnold's "SOnatina," in three the President signed a total of 339 man had not yet ''reached out his aDd Walter C_ chroeder. All three ROTC cadets hail from Daven UJ. paris: "Allegro con brio," "Andan public bills and 612 private meaS port aDd aUend The a bove photo wa made duriJl£" the 195Z In tino," and "Furioso." ures Ior the last session. He vetoed At Vacation Ranch fantry ROTC ummer ca mp a Ft... BennJD.C', Ga. nine bills. All Demo Hopefuls DENVER (iP) - Three key sup One of his vetoes, against the porters of General Dwight D. McCarran-Walter Immi g rat ion Will Be on Ballot Eisenhower will confer with the bill, wa.s overridden by congress Republican presidential nominee CHICAGO liP) - Sen. Blair and became law. Wednesday at his Rocky moun Moody of Michigan saict Mon tain vacation retreat. While Truman kept poUtiea) day night that rel1resentatives at bigwigs 41 the «ark, secretary Eisenhower headquarters said all leading candidates for the Monday the three are Sen. James Snort took a swipe at the swarm Democratic presidential nomina ot guessing-game rumors tlying Duff of Pennsylvania; Ralph tion han aprp"ct nn A t"'l1"OTiP'V C a k e, national committeeman belween Washington and Chicago conveDUon rule designed to as· from Oregon; and Gov. Dan as to the President's choice for the 1' .. _;) JAMES F. CURTIS, 1303 Keokuk st., Iowa City, is shown with his sure tOtst tnc;. p ..... ir., ... '0...... Thornton of Colorado. . ------WANT AD RATES Driver Wanted Autoe for Sale - UMd 60n, Tim, and the 54 Dound, six ounce Yellowtail Curtis land·.:d July Democratic presidential nomina will be on the ballot in all states, They will be accompanied to I tion. this November. DRJVER w.nted ... take .ar to Bo.ton 1"1 HUDSON. Good cle.n cor. N_ 13 to t.ake the lead In the qualifying period of I·he 6th AJmual an Fraser, Colo., -where Eisenhower • ODe da, ..... _._ .. __ lie per word • or ieneral vlclnlty any Ume oller July &lr... . Cheap. Ivan Ludlnlton. J I7 ~ 8. Diego 10,000 Yellowtail Fishing Derby. The Yellowiall is the largest Rumors Called Flim., Moody, who served as chairman is vacationing at a cattle ranch Three da". _... _... 12e per word 28. DIal 8186. JohnlOn. Short said shme ot the rumors of a conference of representatives cauthl this year in the d'Jep-sea watel'll olt San Diego. CurUs made by Palmer Hoyt, publisher of the FIve cia". .._ ...... 15e per word PI!RSON 10 drlvo lato lYIPdel BUIck to '48 ------TUDOR ~lIoto. v~ ..,ad c:o------rullUon. his catch on the Worrier VlI, an open-party sportrlshing boat. while are so exclusive they "will remain of presidential candidates, also Denver Post. TeD clan ..... __ JOc ~ word Portland. Oreion. 0., turnIohe'~r iod, which HIJIlnaUbl ebarre 500 Places To Eat closes Aug. 17, Is 3n all-expense trip for two persons by air 10 ACa flimsy they would never be sub Mississippi delegations would not discuss campaign plans with 21- Dt:ADLINES rEAR ·rou.nd drlve·ln lervlce. Dlltlnctlw MINNESOTA ltorm .oat I".: PJ. Snow UI , stantiated. vote In the convention until the senhower. All three backed the " p.m. weekdays tor lnaertlon CS~l. G<>Od pulco, Mex. Curtis, a professor of speech at is spending the dlnln. room "rvl"". Free dellv.... boo.. p . ",0",1IlIon. US summer in San Diego. Among .other things, Short was credentials committee determine general in his successtul bid lor In following mornine's Daily LOGHRY'S RESTAURANT. N. Linn. 2984 . ---~.~------their status. the Republican nomination. Iowan. Please check your ad USED C .L reln,entor. $35. Phone--- 7UO. In the tirst issue It appears. Apartment for Rent 3 The Dally Iowan can be re 5 - A ,onery of contempor.ry polntln •. Hurt in Crash FOR ron I. lpotttnent. Three rooml tully D.lly 7-10. Weekendl 2.10. Hotel Burk- sponsible for only on e incor y Radar Spots 'Saucers' furnished. private entrance. private _Ie-:-=.__ :-- ______..,-- ___ With Semi-Trailer rect I Jsertion. bath. laundry f.cUJll .... $50.00. Call 34IS. LEE lennll racquet. nylon orIn ••. Pnll Brlnr A ••er-Uum~n" ,. Record llu. PHONE 8-3292. d~'lrabl~ two rOOM apart- Inri cover. Uke new-uted only twlce. (ity 'I'll. Dan, Jowa .. B .... Orrl" Over Notion's Capital Three Eagle Grove residents, Banm.nt la.e 0.11 .r ment one block from bu.ln.... dlo&lct. ,15 orl,lnaUy. Will "11 for f'/.50. 1713- injured when their car crashect UtllltI... turnlshed. 160.00. USED C. E. relnlerator No. 36. Phone WASHINGTON (IP) - The airl------ head-on into a semi truck-traller, DEATU Mercy hospital. 7420. A girl for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph CALL 4191 GIRL 10 Ihare furnIshed apartment. DIal force disclosed MQnday night it Ilnd described ihem in these were reported In fair conditions James R. Arl, 63, Lacona, Sat 6778 .Iter 5. THIRTY uied pockelbook edI11ona A boy tor Mr. anct Mrs. Malvern Ie. has received reports of an eerie \,~. us; late Monday by the University urday at University hospitals. Work Wanted we.lern. detecUve. myltery - tor .. hospital. Mrs. AdOlph SleUlk, 92, OXford, Simcox, R. R. 3, Iowa City, Sat BA",IELOR .""rlmen" lor nnL DIal FIve ..,n" ....h. 5715 . visitation of unldentitled aerial "They were like [ailing stars BABY IllUn • . DIal 4607. ... m7. objects, perhaps a new type of without tails." The collisioll occurred Monday Sunday at Oxford. urday at Mercy hospital. COCKER pupplel. Dial ~ about 10:30 a.m., on highway IJ Strohbehn, 816 Morningside drive, JOB .. took (or ...alHrll17. SMALL fumJshed apartment. Iludenl "flying saucer," over the viCinity Company olficials said the air- Robert Darling. 81, Deloit, nt low. City couple or Ifaduale lady. PhOM II1II1 · 1141 ROYAL portable. ExceUent coru1l o! the nation's capital. port picked up radar "blips," con- east of Tiffin. University hospitals. Saturday at Mercy hospital. betw .. n 8 • . m ." p.m. • lion . .-5. 111 S. Linn. Apt. 10 - 1-1 The injured persons are Frank Emanuel B. Hochstetlar, 74, Ka A boy tor Mr. and Mrs. Geor~ Lost and Found For the first time, so far as tact with aerial objects, and asked For toot comfort • •• known, the objects were picked Capt. Pierman to keep a watch Westre, 48, his brother, Arthur, 56, lona, saturday at Mercy hospital. Haman, Oxford, saturday at Mer Rooms for Renl' cy hospital. LOST: Bun.h key,. $5 00 rew.rd. Phone For new sboe look . • • up by radar _ indicating actual out for any unusual objects in thc and Arthur's son, Glenn, 16. Mrs. Robert Weston, 73, Des Ext. 2072. VERY nlC< 40. ""'" LOANED on CUnl. Clmer••• dll- The air force said no planes changing pace until they seemed The truck was a Western Trans FOR nnt. houl" Partly fumllhed, un- mondl•• Iolhln,. eta. RELIABLE LOAN Rent-A-Truck were sent out in an attempt to to hang motionless in the sky. portation Co. vehicle. Dll VlS · ~ · SUMMER attached lIanse. $72.,0. Bolt 40. Co. 101 Eut BurUnaton. Intercept the objects, and DO FOR rent ScP~. 10 reIJ.ble -~. r "-ler oh l~ak. 414 Brown Street. If Ignition HERTZ Dr~:~u r SYSTEM sightlngs were reported by " ~ Inler lied wrlle M ... CharI•• J. Phinney. eration skywatch," the round-the SPECIAL! CARBURETORS Llcenlee 110 E. Flrsl Slreet. Man.roe, Mlchllan. clock ground observer operation GENERATORS STARTERS now underway around the north FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY Personal Services Briggs & Stratton MotOrB MAHER BROS. ern arc ot the United Stales. BABY II tUn,. Ufal 4507. PYRANDD SERVICES The air force said it has re Phone 9698 ceived only a preliminary report, CLI!:ANING and repair on cuUen, down· 220 S. Clinton Dial 5723 FINAL PLAIN 1 PIECE lPOuli. lurn,"',". rhone 5270. and therefore does not know why PHOTOGRAPHS - AppUc,Uona. thrM no attempt at interception was MARKDOWN lor ,1.00 . ChIMr..... ,rouPI, partlel. made. home or ,ludlo. Younr" Sluc1!o. Phone The air trattlc control center at HOTEL JEFFERSON BUILDING DRESS 8151. FULLER Bruahel. Debutante CoameUct. WANTED Washington" National air p o,r t Phone 8-1131. just across the Potomac river from Wholesale driver salesman ~e capital, reported that its ra MANS Oft LADY'S Music and Radio !ar operators picked up eight of .,ff PI. ill RADIO Repair. PIck-up •.nd deUvery. the slow-moving objects around Woodburn SOund Service. 8-0151. midnight last Saturday. They SUIT ~ ~~ were flying in the Vicinity of SKIRT Riders Wanted Blue Cross-Blue Shield nearby Andrews air force base. RIDERS to New York Cily. Leave low. SHOE SALE Clly Au,uII II. Write Norlon Menvln Paid vacations and incentive bonus pIau Seven Objects Seen Iky. 105 NInth Street. Ames. Iowa. The center said Capital airlines COAT "" .;o""TROUSERS flight 807, southbotmd from Na Business Opportunity tional airport, revorted seeing sc For MEN and WOMEN MOTEL, o.,luxe. on 3 hl ..... y.. almool Insurance ven objects between Washington new. brl.k. tiled both. rboth lub and shower I , carpets. mOdem ~-rool1\ homf'. I and Martinsburg, W. Va., at 1:15 nell 112.000 yearly. $40.000 down. New Apply in Person a.m., the same night. land. Broker, 222 N. Joplin. Joplin. Mo. CASH Officials of Capital airlines said CAR.., the pilot of fligbt 807, Capt. /S~~~~S:4 Automotive "Casey" Pierman of DetrOit, a Starts To .day ~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~ ~~~~. USED .u... parta. Coralville Solva,e veteran of 17 years' service with ~ J.'~ VALUABLE PREMIUMS FOR EVERY Company. DIal 81821. MODEL DAIRY the company, spotted the objects /~ 'MEMBER OF THE FAMILY WnH••• WANTED: Old can lor lunk. Bob ------~ DAVIS SAVINGS STAMPS Goody'. Aulo Parts. DI~ 8-1155. TAUPS Every Thursd4Y on . Typinq SUI Law Graduate DOUBLE SIIUn Every Item Brought in. T H£SlS and leneral lyplnr, mime ... ",.phl.,.. Notary Public. Mary V. IMMEDIATE ' Buml. 1101 low. Slala Bank. Dial _ Promoted in Work 218 E, Washington or 2321 . DAVIS EXPERIENCED tha1a, ceneral typlnl. Phone 2629. 1 5, Dubuque • With Land Division LADIES -~e't4- THESIS typlni. DIal 8-3108. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted T. C. Nugent, SUI law graduate, You r Choice of THE • has been promoted to vice-presi BLONDIE CHIC YOUNG WOMAN .tenolfaph." lor leneral oUl•• Sale Shoes reo PAIR work nOYJ unUl September 1. Short dent and manager of the land hand nol n""e ....ry. WTlle 41. c/o DaUy division of the CaUtornia com 9Qldless of fonner Iowan. pany, New Orleans, La. WOMEN make money at borne, .pare CUS.TOMARY Nugent's appointment was an price. Shoes from Ume. Sew readl'-cul RAP-A-ROUND. \!!alY . profItable. Hollywood Mf,. Co.• nounced Friday by H. C. ,£easdel, our regular line• . Hollywood 48. CalIf. president of the California com WANTED: l.nllor part-time work. pany, subsidiary of the Standard Value. to $16.95 at MornIng only. Apply manager. Enllien Oil company of California. Th""lre. AIRCRAFT WAGES Nugent received his juris doctor HELP .... anled lpare Ume f400 monthly possible. We will oel",,! a reliable per degree with "high distinction" in IOn In thJJ arell to refm and collect 1936. In addition to being a mem money from our new Jt\.ItomatJc mer chandise desperuing machine•. No welJ ber of the Order of Coif, honorary In,. porIOn "Iecled can net up lo f400 Located in a good town of 15,000 people within ear[ law fraternity, he was note editor monthly and more dependIng on ho.... of the Iowa Law Review while many unU. ...vlced. To qua lily appli driving range of three large cities; whee the houalnQ cant must hav~ car. refe:r~nco and still a student. He received his minimum of S6(J) wOTklni capItal. For situation is not yet acute; where rents and the CCMt of B.A. from SUI in 1934. IInm~lat.! In~rvlew Wl'lle alYlnr full de taUI. Inelude phone. age. addreu. etc. living are lower. He worked his way through law Wrl~ to P.O.B. 4026. J enning. Branch 20. school by being employed in the MEN, St Loul•• Mo. law commons. Mason Ladd, dean of the college You have • TOOL • DIE .AU•• of law, commented on Nugent's SALESMEN, a qood selection THE appointment: "He was a 'very bril can you seli a car owner • TOOL DEa lON INOINEE.I liant and resourceful law student. of Jarmcma, values PAUl car wash, 2 gr~ jobs, Nugent did exceptional 'work as one of the editors of the Iowa Law to S14,95. You r spark plug job. brake ad- Review. Since graduating he has choice of all Sale justment, nine quarts of oil kept in close contact with the law - all for S l? Every car school. We are very proud of his ShOM at ...... owner grabs iI. Make $S ACTON .HELSINKI (.4") - The United IraUa's John Treloar sixth. The ( * * * Stales captured four Olympic gold tirst four men were given the medals In track and field Monday SlIme time - ' :10.4.. the other two Waner,, Heilmann Enter Hall -of Fame Iowan Wins including an astonishing photo were caught in .10.5 it couldn't flnlBh victory by little Lindy Re have been closer. B1 J ACK HAND mlgino in the 100 meters and a The only final of the day not COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (A» - a miniature version. Heilmann, Giles. Addition of Waner and Paul Waner and the late Harry who died July 9, 1951, was repre Heilmann raised to 62 the mem In Wrestling Iland slam of the shot pu t. won by the United States was the This swept America ahead of 50-kilometer walk (31 Yf miles). Heilmann were enshrined in base- sen ted by his wife. bers In the Hall of Fame. Soviet Russia in the battle for Giuseppe Dordoni of Italy cap ball's Hall of Fame Monday in Both men were elected in Janu In a briet address. Giles rapped team honors wilh 72 points to 40. tured it in lhe world record time ceremonies conducted in front of ary by vole of the Baseball lhe current practice of huge bonus At' Olympics Czechoslovakia was Ihird with 15 of four hours, 28 minutes, 1.8 the baseball museum. Writers association whose presi- payments to high school and col followed by Great Britain with 14 seconds. Waner, still a wiry 145 pounds dent, Lou Smith of Cincinnati, in lege boys. Although he didn't HELSINKI (IP) - Welterweight and Italy 11. America', D.,. at 45, was present as Warren troduced Hall of Famers Cy mention the "bonus problem" by BiJI Smith, a two-time NCAA Charlle Moore took the 400- But it was America's day, Giles, National league president, I Young and Chariey Gehringer be name, he left no doubt of his in- champion from Iowa State Tea h meter hurdle crown and tJed his probably the biggest it will bave unveiled the plaque and gave him fore he turned the party over to tentions. ers college, Cedar . Falls, la., was own Olympic record. Parry O' one of four AmeTlcans who won in these games. "The major leagues must sup Brien led Darrow Hooper and Jim second round wrestling matches With eigbt finals run off in port amateur ball," he said. "High Fuchs In a sweep of the shot and track and field, including women's at tbe Olympic games Monday schooi, college and American Le broke the games' mark, and Jer event, the United States has won Grid Roster Complete night. gion baseball. We must constant ome Biffle won the broad jump. live, and Czechoslovakia, Russia, SmIth decisioned Nick Moham ly recruit for the pro ranks." Steala &he Show and Italy one each. med of Canada to help lhe Amer But it was Remlglno who stole All three American pole vault "But we must recruit boys who ican team score a four-match second round sweep. the show. ers - Bob Richards, of La Verne, For All-Star Game play ball because of their burning Or the six flnalisls In the blue CaUl., George Mattos of San Fran CHICAGO (IP) _ Quarterback desire to excel, not because of an Henry Wittenberg, New York's ribbon 100 meters, four swept cisco and Don LIIz of Champaign, Bill Wade of Vanderbilt Monday extravagant financial influence." wrestling policeman, scored the Coleman, Michigan State; Len United Slates' most impressive over the line as one. The other Ill., - easily quall!ied for Tues became the 53d and finai col- After Giles introduced Waner, win, pinning Switzerland's Willy t wo were less than a meter be day's finals at 4.00 meters (13 legiate player named to the AlI- Snyder, Georgia Tech; N ill a three-time National league bat Lardon in 53 seconds. hind. The Judges did not dare try Star squad for the game against George, Wake Forest; Bob Toneff, ting champ who made 3,152 hits feet 1.47 inches) along with 16 The defending Olympic light to call It. others. the Los Angeles Rams at Soldier Notre Dame; BlII Pearman, Ten- in bis career, the veteran respond- heavyweight champion was ex The oUicial photograph was The shot putters started things Field August 15. nessee; Tom JOhnson, Michigan; ed briefly. · a . ta Hal Mitchell, UCLA; Fred Wil- pected to receive plenty of argu quickly developed and studied off Monday. Parry O'Brien hit Wad e IS a n vy cnslgn now s - After the speaking, Sid Keener, ment Irom his Swiss toe, who with powerful lenses. Then came 17 .41 meters (57 feet 1.43 inches) tioned at San Diego, Calif. liams, Arkansas; Jim Weatherall, Head AU-Star coach, Bobby Oklahoma; and Gino Marchetti, new curator of the museum, took pinned his Iirst round opponent the decision - Remlgino of Man for a new Olympic record. TM Dodd of Georgia Tech, will lead San Francisco. Waner on a lour of the tropby in only 32 seconds Sunday. hattan College won, with Herb old mark was 17.12 meters (56 Annapolis instructor Josiah Hen the collegians Into training at St. Guards - Jerrell Price, Texas cases and exhibits. McK;enley of Jamaica second, feet 2.03 inches) made by Wilbur son, featherweight, and flyweight McDonald Balley of Great Britain Tbompson of the United States John's Military Academy, Dela- Tech; Dow MacRae, Northwest- Among those present at the Robert Peery of Pittsburgh uni field, Wis., on Thursday. ern; Bob Ward, Maryland; Jim ceremonies were commissioner third and Dean Smith of Texas at London In 1948. versity also won their second The compiete squad: ClarJt, Oregon State; Ray Beck, Ford Frick. fourth. Russia's Vladimir Souk Darrow Hooper also bettered round matches. ~nds - Leo Sugar and Darrell Ge.ia Tech; Jim MacKenzie, ----___ harev was placed tifth and Aus- The night sweep gave the Thompson's record, and was only Brewster, Purdue; Hal Faverty 'Kentucky; Herschel Forrester, two centimeters behind O'Brien Americans a second round record and Pat O'Donahue, Wisconsin; Southern Methodist. for the day of six wins and two He did 17.39 meters (57 feet .65 Bob Carey, Michigan State; Bill Centers - Bob Griffin, Arkan Berardino Is Star Maior Scoreboard Inches), and Jim Fuchs, the holder defeats and left all eight of Uncle McColl, Stanford; and Bill How- sas; Doug Moseley, Kentucky; Sam's team still in the running of the world's record, was third at ton, Rice. George Tarasovie, Louisiana State. A.lll. ICAN LEAOUlt 17.06 meters (55 feet 11.66 As Indians Nip Cubs under a complicated point system. " L PCT. OB Tackles - Joe Moss, Maryland; Line backers - Bill Hughes, In the morning rounds heavy IOWAN IS VICTOR New York .. .. &3 ~ .816 inches). Marion Campbell, Georgia; Oan Michigan State; Chuck Boerio, HELSINKI (IP)-William Smith, Booton . " .. 48 3'1 .!MIS 4 lit COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (IP) weight Bill Kerslake, Euclid, Ohio, C1evmnd .... 48 3t ."2 Slit Illinois; Les Richter, California; an Iowa State Teachers college NOW! Lefty Dick Rozek struck out six and lightweight Tom Evans, Tul vAiiSilY End. Tbatada, Wuhlnston .. .. 311 .!HI 8 lit , " ... "" r "I". (I) Ed Kensler, Maryland; Keith men in three hitless reliet innings sa, pinned their foes, while ban wrestler from Cedar Falls, elimi Chlc•• o ..•• . 41 U .1128 Tilt Durocher Is High 'World Series Preview' SpOtlight on It&cketeen Phll.delphla . 31 n ...a 12 .... Flowers, Texas Christian; and Monday after Johnny Berardino tamweight Bill Borders, Tuisa, nated Nick Mohammed of Canada SI. LouJI ..... 3$ 112 .3118 I' Burt Toler, San Francisco. in a welterweight wrestling match Detroit . . .. 28 51 .321 24110 On Bonus Is Captured By Yankees hit a tie-breaking home run as and middleweight Dan Hodge, ••nil • .,·, ae•• lla Player Backs - Vic Janowitz, Ohio Cleveland topped the Chicago Perry Okla., were defealed. al tbe Olympic games Monday . No •• mea played AP NeWlllealuree NEW YORK (A» - In wha~ State; Hugb McElhenny, Wash Cubs. 42, in an exhibition game at T .... '·. Pile•• " 48,263 falll ' locked to see as a. Bolton at Chicago Inl,htl - Parnell NEW YORK - Leo Durodher, ington; Ollie Matson, San Fran Doubleday Field. (7-8) VI. GrilISom {T·51. ''world lienee preview" Monda1 cisco; Jim Dooley, Miami; Frank It's Open Season Pblladelphl. at St. Loul. (nl.htl - the dandy 1It1ie manager of the nll ht, &he New York Yankees re Gifford, Southern California; Dick Until Cleveland added an in- Shontz (16-3) v •• Garve. (5·11. Glan~ who prefers to deal In WullJnllon at Detroit (nJ,htl - Shea &alned &heir Jinx over &he Brook LeMon, California; Johnny Kar surance run In the ninth, all runs supcrlatl~es, has waxed enthusi On Wild Bu rro (t-,) VI. Truekl 13-11). I1n Dod&'en, 8O&I'in&' to a. 5-3 vie ras, Illinois; Al Dorow, Michigan had come on home runs over the New York .t Clevelond f2-twJ-nllhtl astic a~out a young bonus play Roachl (10-2) .nd Reynolda f11-5 ) vo. WY on the wlnp of Mickey Man State; Vito Parilll, Kentucky) Dar left field wall. AP News features Feller (1·8) ond Gromek Ill-I). er signed by the dub. The boy, Earl Hemburger, Is an tle', homer with one aboard in rell Crawford, Georgia Tech; Bob Harry Simpson and Joe Tipton LOS ANGELES - Hunters in the eilMh and last Innln&'. NATION:L L~AO~~T . OB 18-year-old combination pltcher- by Dillon, Texas; Bill Rel&hardt, smashed successive pitches by the Southern California desert Beca.IIH or an acreemenl to en Iowa; John Peltlbon. Notre Dame; Dick Manville over the not-so-dis- regions have fo und a new quarry' Brooklyn .... . 57 22 .722 out!ieider-lirst baSeman from EI- a ble to Yanks to catch their tr&ln Ne.., York '" 52 30 .63. 6'~ verlon, O. The bonus was esti- Henry Lauricella and Bert Re tant barrier in the fourth. . which shouid classify as big game. west, The Doda'en never had a. It. Loul . .. , . 50 3S .588 H ilt mated to be "bout $45,000, the chair, Tennessee.i.. Ed Modzelewski, Tommy Brown tied it up in the Il's the wild burro. Herds of the The Movie That Chlca.o ..... 44 41 .518 16 ., ehanu to bat In the nint h of &he Pblladelphla . 41 44 .4112 J8 most the New Yo rkers ever have Maryland; Bill Tidwell, Texas A fiftb wilh a two run homer after wily animals, originaUng from Blows The Lid Off Botton ...... 3S 4t .424 24 shelled out for an unlried youth. exhibition (&IDe. & M; and Bill Wade, Vanderbilt. Sorority Life .•• Cincinnati ... 3$ 51 .401 25~ manager Phil Cavarretta had been beasts abandoned by prospectors PllllbW'lh . 25 ~ .218 31~ "This kld Is going to be ter- hit by a pitched ball thrown by and other desert dwellers, now Waner PlDcm~ .lohn HODlA ~ 11 ....'·' .... 11. riflc some day," echoed Leo. He's No lame. ployed Sam Jones. roam the desolate ranges. Their 'TAKE CARE OF T .... ' ·. Pllobers a real nice boy with wonderful Iowa City Swimmers Des Moines Woman meat is described as delicious and Audrey •Paula RArM~~ ~ Chlca.o at Booton Inl,hll - Ru. h natural talent." Berardino, a part time worker limited by the State Fish and ",I) or KllpPlteln (6·11 VI. Dlok1orcl Then Durocher, for emphasis, with the Indians who replaced MYLITTL E GIRL' --CO-HIT (5'-11. Game commission to human con Jeanne Crain Cincinnati ot Brooklyn (nllbt) _ pounded the table with his fist Win at Des Moines Gels Medalist Honors Bobby Avila at second base in the sumption. Adventure Ahva:ls On ••• WebmRier 14-71 .1. Roe \ 7-01. and shouted: "I'm willing to bet fifth inning, ripped into a Bob Mltzy G&ynor s':~~y t.;':'21~) .~ ..N~w Otl I:o~~_S).{ nllbt ) - my life that this kid wllJ outhit, The Iowa City-Cedar Rapids DES MOINES (.4") - Mrs. Irv- Schultz pitch in the seventh for • "PIER 23" "Doon Open 1:15-9:45" TECRNICOLOR WiClI Rush Beaumoul Pltllbur, h 01 Philadelphia 12·twl · outrun and outfield Dick Groat swimming club copped the wo- ing Katz, a 27-year-old goiter the game-winning blow. nl,btl - Main (2·7) and J'rlend (f-14) who J' ust came up with the Pi men's championship and tied for who won ,);he Des Moines women's PLUS Two Cartoons D' Horue \ 1-0) VI. Meyer (8·121 Rnd rates. Cleveland picked up its fourth t FIRU RUN MITf a Drew. (8· 10 ). lhe men's championship in t ~.e golf tltle last month, took medal run in the ninth on a walk and Good Park swimming and diving ist honors in the Iowa women's END championships at Des Moines golf tournament here Monday. successive singles by Berardino and Hank Majeski. TONITE • Sunday. The Waveland golfer toured Tom Tucker of SUI took the 50 meter freestyle in :27.5 and the Des Moines Golf and Country mTI~ Cooled .[.,.. -~ .. -.- ...... - Club course with a 79 . LEARN TO DANCE! ENDS Keo Mana, also ot SUI, won the - MARKDOWN 100 meter freestyle with a time of Two strokes behind with 81 Rumba, tango, samba NOW THURSDAY - Rerrl~~rlitlon ._..... ;;.ItIIIlIIII .... I.,j&. ... ~ 1:02.5. were Mrs. Joe Masch of Dewitt as taught by d'Aval06 Studio, Wjth 32 points, the women's and Lois Penn of Des Moines New York team beat out the Omaha Peony Wakonda Club. Fox-trot and waltz, Park swimmers by a five-point A record field of 118 teed off as taught by Le Quome and margin. Men swimmers tied the in the championship night. It was Astaire Studios, New York Ames Porpoise club with 32 points expected that scores of 90 and MIMI YOUDE WURlU each. under would be paired in the Iowa City's Ken Peters tied a championship bracket. Dial 9485 record by swimming the 50-meter ~~~~~~~~~====~~~~~~~~~~~~~g freestyle' race in :28.1 and gave r. greatest the men's team some winning points. STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA First place in thE: women's' 50- meter freestyle race went to Ann drama of STARTS TODAY ON WOMENS - Cooper of Cedar Rapids. The wo men's one- meter diving title went Fine. Arts F estival TEEN-AGE-AND CHILDRENS SHOES to Phyllis Manwarren of Cedar Rapids. presents Mozart's opera Kay Culver, Kon Faulk, Paul our day! VALUES TO $12.95 Hutinger, Clifford Morrison, Rod ger Mocha and Shelly Clark aU COSI FAN TUTTE ITA'U.''''. n IN NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS won points tor the Iowa City , Cedar Rapids club. a complete atage production Fredric full ea.t - eoatuDlH - scenery ENGLERT - LAST DAY! Marchi orchestra WOMEN.' 'Where Is Keokukr 'TIS TOWN TALK l Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday "I$' ...i 4''''4,0 and Is to Be Answered aBlllI WIU.WIS tlf> a J. SCOTT SMART KEOKUK (IP) - A special ~m:_;i(:or. ~ :::'::.~'" "Where Is Keokuk?" night wlll July 22, 23, and 24 and introducing EMMETT KELLY TEEN-AGE • A44 - COLOR CARTO ON ~"ill't:tte.l'"~ _J World Famou!.. ClownT~. be staged here as a feature of TRAVEL T LK - NE WS You can buy beautiful THE PAD game Tuesday evening. The chief speaker will be Macbride Auditorium _ Doors Open 1:15-10:00 - high grade Shoes in Dick Anderson, sports editor of • T~~~Sy . Outcast of the Islands SPORT-CASUAL AND the Evansville (lnd) Press who Tlckets on sale Iowa Union Lobby SANDAL styles for wrote a colum n entitled "Where SI.SO and $1.00 ttnttf1 Is Keokuk" when this city ap STARTS plied for admission in the Three All Seats Reserved WEDNESDAY I Baseball League. a drama 01 BaTQge pasaions and. A ThrUll ~ apectacular adventure New in excltl.n9 new P icture WOMEN'S• The UNIVERSITY THEATRE 32nd SUMMER SEASON From A outdoor Famous Mlil DRESS and WALKING School of Fine Arts 1952 ()llUllle COunler_. ANSGO GOLOR! with 'lean tr Ue SHO&«; by AIR-STEP· Iowa City, Iowa Robert another THE PAD State University of Iowa Newton ACCENT and other. and 'l'uesday • presents J ohn 'l'uesday. CLOSE OUT PRICE D &vies laaue of . THE DOLL'S HOUSE 80S . . by Hearik IbHn at "aua were stll ~Ies In CHILDREN'S CHILDREN'S July 29-30-31-Aug. 1 stabbed 1 POLL-PARROT IUGHER PRICED Curtain S p .m. at1ernoor MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW to their ( SHOES SANDALS Box Ofnee SA, Schaeffer Ba.ll, Extension 2%15 MOil otnee Hoan: Dail,. • A.M.-12; 1 P.M.-4 P .M. the co; Sahrda1 9 A.M.-12 Noon to In vUlagE Call Theatre Box omee Ext. 2431 After 'I P.M. Durin.. Run of Pl.,. Ihoot six SINGLE ADMISSION ...... $1.25 STUDENTS MAY OBTAIN RESERVATIONS BY IIA~ '490 ltidcway PRESENTING I.D. CARDS AT ROOM SA, SCHAEFFER HALL Plq ita ( THEATRE AIR~ONDITIONED roUling ~ No Plume Calla PleaM 9{ith top