The Weather Serving the State M.. U, allldly aDd pIe.... I University of Iowa &od&y. PaJ'Uy cl'"f4U' alid atl°l wanner 8&~urda,. JUCh ent 0 • Campus and Wcla.Y. 71:' low, 51. Il1Ih cdnQi •. Iowa City TbunclaJ, '77: 10" 65. L I oman ot a CIN; Eat. 1868 - AP Leaaed Wire - five Cent. Iowa City, Iowa, Friday. July 10, 1953 - Vol. 97. No. 202 ulatior. perio(! ., "lesday , e e e e 10fS- In itS deatii ~ ot the visjoi1, mlly,o'r , - IVle 5 ur e Ice Ie erla ..... '. . 3 Million Gallons Dai ~ • .Truce Talks MaHhews Resigns Under .Fire ,Will Resume from Ike, ReligiOus 'leaders ~ WASHINGTON (IP)-IPresldent turnin!: "the words oC their own .Again Today EIsenhower. In the closest ,he has writers against them." yet come to a crackdown on Sen. HlI'h Polnl Reaehed LONDON - Lavrentl P. Berla, PANMUNJOM (Friday) (.4') - Joseph R. McCarthy. Thursday Thursday's cvents marked the he2,1 of the Soviet blood-pur,e Allied and CommunIst truce dele- accused McCarthy's newly chosen culmination ot a long bulldup of police under StaJin has been Urcx1 gates met here today to work out right h:lnd aide ot violating "prln- tension betw.ccn McCarthy .al'.1 at as deputy premIer In Moscow. final agreement on an armistice in I 1ft eed d d "I least some El$Cnhower admJnlstra- the three-year Korean war despite c p es 0 r om an ecency n tion oUiclals. booted out ot the Communist par- I ty, and branded a traitor to the I ' tt Id tho d t Pr t t t South Korea's opposition. a ac ng usan s 0 0 es an For example, McCarthy had by- The negotiators adjourned after passed the administration in an- Soviet Union. ~. 29 minutes until 11 a.m. Saturday McCarthy swiftly announced nouncing deat. with Grcek ship That left Pmmier Georgi M. (S p.m. Iowa time, today). that hI) had accepted the reslgna- owners to rot.. ain from trade with ., Malenkov and foreign Minister V. breakThey sinceconvened their afterlast full-dressi" 20-day lion of the aide, J. B. Matthews, Red China. He had thrown the Lovrentt Berla M. Molotov In the grim struggle mcetlng. The negotiators are ex- longtime controvcrsial huntcr or state department Into confusion The Knock Comes 10 Ilis Door tor POWer over tho Soviet Union. I: Crlght, and. In some cases, by , ' '-1 · i ' pected to start ltebin, out details people he calls Reds. . ehargin, that 30.000 Communist Its sa"" utes and ts captIve cou~- for supervision of a (ruce. and The whole Incident, whJch found books were on the overseas library Ike Will Confer tries. The three were a post-Stalin possibly soon choose a date lor Eisenhower joining leaders In the shelves. And he had praised Syng- tri"lmvlrate unOI now. although signing ceremonies. r Seerd LeHer Protestant. Catholic and Jewish man Ilhee. who has taken a stull- WOth. 6 Governors Bcria had been recently reportcd President Synaman Rhee, re- relll\ion~ in condemning a maga- born s~ar\'t against thc Korean T d "A 011 heil.'.ied for a purge. Motenkov In zlne arhcll' by tho man McCarth" truce EIsenhower Is trying to ne- 0 ay.n mar. 0 I II l ' h ported to have been handed a se- has I lauded as "a star 'pangled gotiate. person orma y aId t e trcason cret Jetter Th"lrsday by G~n. Mark Aml1rican," was con sid" r CUll The capital was wondcring WASllINGTO N(JP)- Prcsldcnt chargcs against Berla before the Clark, apparently continued hold- h bJ WI I Sits ing his line against United Nations cavy ow to the scons n sena- when, It ever. the President would Ejsenhower will fly to Texas today ov C • cease-tire plans. The Republic of tor. move In on McCarthy. Cor a confercnce with governors 01 BerJa's downfall may havc becn Korea President says a truce wlth- ClerfY Communists Even Thursday night those in six states of the ~1rought-stricken q"lickened by the failure ot his out Korca unlflelltlon would mean A majority oC the senate invesll- Ule know hesitated to call the southwest. security forccs to avert uprisings l death to South Korea, unless the gations subcommittee had de- White House denunciation of Mat- In announcing thc one-day trip, In East Germany, the sale11ites. U.S. provides certain safeguards, AN AERIAL PHOTO OF IOWA CITY'S $400,000 sewace disposal plant at tile loo~ of S. ClIlIton st. manded Matthews' scalp tor writ- thews a crackdown on the Wlscon- the Whilc House said Eisenhower and the Sovlot Union Itsolf. A highly placed ROK source abows the main bulldlnr. dlredly behl.ncl which are two circular primary clarllters. The lhne lane Ing In the American Mercury that sin RepubLican senator. For no- wants to receive the suggestions Replacect b, Krurlo\' Thursday night told Associated circles are rn~rs. The sptaU ellele above and to the rlrM of the filters Is 'he econdary clarifier. In thc last 17 years the Commu- where did Eisenhower mention of the governors "as to how the The Soviet govcrnment an- ' Prcss Newsman Bill Shinn that The redanclet! below the IlIters are aludre dry~C beds, 110 Jon~r In u e. The amaH and larre circles nlstl had onli ted 7.000 Prote$- McOarthy's name. fcderal government can further nounced on MoscQW radio Thurs- talks between Rhee and U.S. spe- ,In 1he forerround are lhe primary and aecendary dicel'ors. Jllst below the dlrestors Is lhe pump taisn.~ CJ Cfgymen as ,SPies. codmmu- II the Presidcnt mcant the de- cooperate with the states and thosc day night that his job as Internal cial envoy Wolter S. Roberston house, and above and to lhe rlrM Is the la(:oon u§ed for dryln .. slud,e. ( ee more pictures OD pa,e n ..... I 0 llow t rave ors or upes, I 11 f M tth h affccted by the disaster." minister, In charge ot the secret '':remain stalomated," Rhee and Z,~ , As Matthews put It. Protestant nunc a on 0 a ew! as a punc T P Id i I I th cler"ymen "arc the Jargest single at McCarthy. most onlookers he res ent w I mec~ n e police. would be taken by, the l,it- I" Robertson have been secretly con- , .. tl th Cit agreed that the occasion was chos atlernoon at Amarillo WJth the tIe-k now n Sergei Nlkl!orovlrh ie i g 15 d ys \ • group suppor ng e ommun 5 - hi f r [ A . C I - rr n B. $ ~ 00 000 S d b B etd e apparatWl." on with masterly strategy. For It c e execu Jves 0 TlZOnB, 00- Kruglov. Rhee SlID Finn found In Eisenhower's corner the rado, Kansas, New Mexico, Okla- The purge of Berla indicalcx1 "Presi,1ent Rbee still is' insisting • - - ave ng Il was a busy day tor McCarthy. . homa and Texas. Sections of . y U' I the the~e that South Korea lllust have from : .,. I . . While bcaUng 8 seeming retreat thrce ta~ional cOi~htlrmen of I states already have been declared that prcm~er I Geol'~i Malenkov I:' America concreto assurances that on Matthews, he launched out comm sSlon on fO g ous organ za- disaster areas and $8 mJlllon has now may e f rmly 10 the saddle Korea will be unjfled peacefully ty D,·spos'al Plant 193 O' 's. with two new challcn~es to high gon~ of the Nlltlonal Conrerence of been allocated to them from feef- and hild plsposed of his chief rlva~ or otherwise," the ROK source c,e. ,en oWclals ot the Eisenhower ad- hrtstlans and Jews. eral emergency lunds, lor the job. Berla apparently was told Shinn. ministration. They are Msgr. John A. O'Brien Secretary ot Agriculture Ezra made the scapegoat for the waves President Eisenhowllr, in urging 1. Be announced on the llenate of Notre Dame. Rabbi Maurice H, Taft Benson who recently sur- of rebellion which has been sweep- Rhee tq accept the truce, has told Th18 I. Ute aecond of a weekI, floor thai he intends to subpoena Eisendrath, president of the Union veyed the arCected areas, and Vol Ing the satolJJtes. the South Korean President he senes of arilcles 011 deparimenta There arc two primary, ciarifiers truck. Two loads arc hau~ed dally Alien Dulles, chief of the hush- of American Hellrew Conacega· Peterson, federal civil defense ad- He also was In charge of Rus­ would work fOr unification of K(I- of low.. City coverruneDt. Tbe cle- and a secondary claritler, Here excepl on Saturday, wh~ch Is a hush Central Intelligcnce agency, tion., and Dr. John \dherland mlnlstrator, will accompany the sla's atomic energy program, but r-UU-ougb peaeelul _ns and pal1menl of pubUe belll.&b was readily settleable material is re- halt-day. In May. 383 ,000 pounds fo find out whether Dulles Is Bonnell, pastor of the Fifth Ave- President. there was no Indication whether also woUld try to get U.S. senate dealt \\rUb III t week In an arllcle ~oved to primary and secondary of garbage and trallh were hQu\ed "thwarting the authority of the nue PnsbyCerjan I:hurch In New. Earlier Thursday the-senate and shottci>mIn,s In that deparlment ratification ot a mutual security on cl~)' milk l.D8I)eCUon. &Dd io- j lgestors. The dlgestors are closed to the sanltarY,lal\,:I-fUl,.and 406.- senate" by forbidding CIA em- York. house approved dlrterl1nl biJls lor mil; have contributed to bis down- ~act. .i1a)"a arilcle Is 011 ctty aeware, tank~, ~eated to 90 ,degress Fahr- 000 pounds ~~Ie hauled 10 June, ployes to testify. Elnllhower Telerraphed emergency loans of .$2,500 and up {all. Gen ClarJ< UN commander In .....bal'e aDd wash dllPOUL Next enhelt, In whieh organic materJaJs After a.rrlv.lDg at thc I~nd-f~ll. 2. He Ja.bele4 "oomDletely r1111- Thoy telegraphed Eisenhower to farmere and ran c her s in Moscow dispatches said the the F~r East, flew trom Tokyo week tbe deDartment 'of public are decomposed through bacterial aJl matenal IS covered With. dirt culous" the administration's new tbat Matthews' "Sweeping attack drought-stricken areas. ne",s of Beria's dramatic dismissal ThursdjlY and joined Robertson in ureb. Inellldlll6 pollee and lire ac~o~ . . I . I I th d ' ~?': caterpillar tra~~o r carryIng a directive permitting the use In on the loyalty of Protestant clcr- was greeted with wild reJOicing at a g e a 22-minute secret conference with departments, will be fea.lllred. t ena redmatlO n n e 1- Ir h convdeyor, ts thconvefyor overseas libraries of some books gymen" Is "unjustifiable al\1 de- Student Musl·c Camp a Communl,t party meeting in the Rhee. ges ors procee s 0 a l agoon wereh crus es an . compac e re use by Communists. He demanded the plorable." Kremlin', HaU ot Columns. It By DAVE PETERSON ~he material is dried, out. The res- to aid in bUilding a SOli? land-f!ll. officials procure a list "of those The President said he fully broke on the world first through ~ ': Idue is used Cor fCI't1l1zer. When the new collectIon service .. . d d ' Iowa City probably saved over L' Id t th I I '- b . M J IT- Communists whose Writings yoU agreed. Such attacks, he sa ..d. deal T0 pte rf broa easts an later by,11spatches Senate App ove lqU rom e pr mary c ~n e~an I.n ay, oca CI lZ~~s r~ feel 'scrve the ends of democra- "damage to our nation." resen once quoting the Moscow press. r s .' g g ID " B"II $~OO,OOO by building Its sewage {Iers proeccds to thre~ lar.ge lilt- celved mstructions re ard1 the cy.'" The adminlstration did not Matthews, In lIubmltting his res- At 'Unloon Tonl"ght 'ImPeriall" Aren" AEC EI eetr.e , dIsposal plant in 1935-3~ instead of ers, where C"lrther bIological de- service. Containers to ho ,1 gar- back down on the issue Robert L ignation declared his article was ' , WASHINGTON (.4')-The sen- P"ltting it of! until recently, M. F. ~omposi tion takes placc. After bage and refuse were not to be Johnson retiring chiet 'of the ln~ "completely tactual and fully doc- The formal publIc action, Jfi I ate Thursday nlaht completed NeUzil, sewage plant superinten- passing through a secondary clarl- over 20 gallon capacity, and the ternatio~al Information admlnls. umented" He asked for an oppor- Seventy-three high school stu- Moscow was taken Thursday mght congressional approval at a bfil dent. said Thurs.day. tier beyonjd the tilters, the final container should not weigh over tration replied that sometimes Red tunlty to' verity his statements be- dents attending the AJJ-State Vo- at a mecllna Of .some 2too Com- a"lthorlzing the Atomic Energy Although inflation accounts lor liquid, called effluent, runs Into 100 pounds when loaded. were two propag~ndists may bc rcfuted by fore the subcommittee cal M"lsic camp here will present munist dianitarles who enounced commission to contract for vast a good share of that savings Neu- the Iowa river. The effluent Is requirements. . a vocal concert tonight at 8 in the the I mild-appearing. besp~ctacled amounts of electric power needed ul. who has been superlOtendent. ' norma II b e tter qua IJ' t y than fIver' Cheek Reel Taw. main lounge of the Iowa MemorIal, Bert a as ant" "intcrnationald" Imperl-f tI y .q C G . f 1 a r to supply three of its plants sl~ce May 1947 pointed out that water, Neuzil explained. Red tags arc checked and at- on tracts ,ven or sf Union CJ5 agen t an lin enem~ 0 IC " tached to containers by sanitation . ommun l8 party and SOVICt peo- Sen. Bourke H\ckenlooper (R- Ames spent over $1 million for a No Fuel Bill t 'f h Henry Veld, director ot choirs pic." The Soviet government J Ia.), who won unanimous pa.'lBage smaller plant in the last two years. The sewage disposal plant has departmen men 1 , t ey are worn P kl H • U. at A"lgustana college. Rock Island, charged him with trying "to un of the bill, said tile electric power The local plant which serves no heating fuel bill. Neuzil ex- o~ih n~t rW;tte!tttltight, too ~a.r ge or awn ous',ng n,f Ill., and guest director of both the dermine the Soviet statc in Ih; involved would be enough to sup- Iowa City SUI V~terans hospitaJ plained, since a by-product of the w ou llR -t' ng covter, 1m- ~ocal camp and the Music Educa- interest of toreign capital." ly "all the hOmes In this coun- . .' , • . . proper oca lon, con a in un- tlOn workshop for high schooJ vo- fry" or all the pow~r needed by UOIversl,ty Heights and Coralville, jlgestors. methane gas. furOlshes wrapped garbage or are without Bids have bocn lct for the con- cal teachers now in session here, The spectac"lJar finale to the Ne~ York city or the Now Eng- has ~ dally average flow ot sewage ;l 1l1uel needed. . proper handlcs. strucHon of the Iirst unit ot Pa.-k- will be cOD8~ted in conjuncti6n will direct the choir. Jon~-rumored .howdown between 1 d t te of 3 V. million gallons. A well-ClUed laboratory at the City Peter F Roan says lawn married student hOUSing 'th the buildl g M I B W t jill BerJa and Malenkov took the ... an s a s, plant is used for continuous con '. WI n . ary ynn rown, a er 00. w W t Id b 'N Congressional lIuthorlty wa s Processes DelCribed .. - that very few complaints arc being project to be build at Park road Funds tQr~e construction will be the accompanist. She wi1l also es ern wor y surprise. 0 necessary, he said, to provide re- Althougb the actual operation trol tests ,to measure the effiCiency rece[v<',1 co?cerning garbage a,nd and N, Riverside ~rive . be obtaln&1· 'thrqugh the self- playa piano solo as a Ceature of one had expecfed it ~o s?on. quired power tor the existing lind processes of the plant arc of operatIOns. Monthly reports arc ~rash collectIOns. An~ merely drl~:- AccordIng to unJvcrslty archl- liq~idatlng dormitory Cinanctng the concert. Her numbers include T~e reason for cuttmg down plant at Oak Ridge Tenn and quite tcchnlcal and involved the made to the state department of 109 by the new sanitary land-fllI tect George L. Horner. the gen· system provided by the statutes "The Fountain ot the Acqua Pa- Berla so quickiy apparently is .the plants under co~structi~n at main processes can be desc;lbed health. District cngincers of the :-vlll convince anyone that a Ireat eral con~tructlon contract was glv- ot Iowa. ola" by Grilles and "Etude. OP"lS found in the s,atellite, revolts. for Paducah, Ky., and Porismouth, as cla:rifying• .digesting, filtering j1epartmcnt make f~equcnt and unprovement has been made over en to Vlggo M. Jensen, of Albert 25, No, JI" by Chopin. which he probably Will be given i Ohio. and sludge drying. uthnannloun ced inthspec~lOns tOf hbote the old city d"lmp. Lea. Minn .• for $231.953'1 Scientist Estimates Mixed Cbolr SIII6I all the blame ..,,, e p an t an d e rIver 0 c ec Carstcns Brothcrs, Ack ey, was A girls' chorus will sing "Come For many years Beria has been r----:-'-----:------':"'""-----~_._..... - ,o pe~ations. , Pilot Involved in Crash given the plumbing ~ontract tor Red A-lomb Supply Unto These Yellow Sands" by the; ~ost drealied ma:n in Russia r W Id N B· f EIght men, includl~g Neuul, op- , ,the 53-apartment un~t. for $72!- Purcell-Shelley; "Ave Marla" by and its satclliLl;s. His entire party ~ rate the sewage disposal plant. Improves .n Hospital 818. The Cedar RapJds Electnc ALBU:QUERQUE. N. M. (.4')- Brhhms and "E<\ster PassacagUa" career hall been In the sccret po- or ews , rle 'S Four mel) are shUt operators who DES MOINES (IP)-Air force Lt. Supply company was given the Dr. AlvJl1 C. Graves. director ~f (Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones) lice dating back to early post- man the plant 24 hours a day to Bruce Fountain, 28. pilot ot the electrical contract for $33.816. scientific tests ,fo,r the AtomIC by Reigger. revolution days., He has extended ~"lpervise operations and guard F-80 jet plane which crashcd into Construction on the first unit EnergY' COmmiaS10n, Thursday The mixed choir will sing "Jesu. hls empire to inclUde bossing the A Con densation 0 f Late Deve Iopments against machinery breakdowns. a house ncar the end ot a munici- wiIJ begin within the next two night estimated thc numbe.r of Priceless Treasure" by Bach; Soviet espionage network overseas • . Three maintenance men repair pal airport runway, was rcported weeks, Horner said. atomic bomba held by RUSSIa at "Heavenly Light" by Kopylow- and the control apparatus in the SEOUL (Friday) (JP)-Blazing artillery duels today carried into machinery and structure, paint, in good condltion at Veterans hos- The building will contain 14 ef- 200 to 500. , Wilhousky; "Alleluia" by Thomp- satemtes. the fourth day the battles for two Allied-held bUls in Western Ko- keep grounds and do miscellaneous pita I Thursday. ficiency unit walkup apartments Bu,t. Graves saId, t~e U.S. leadIS son and "Deliver Us, 0 Lord." 'Eleclrif ill C nees' rca 40 to 45 mile. north of Seoul. As of midnight Thursday, the Reds labor. The Long Beach, Calif,. piJot Is comprised of one large room, ~us.sla both In ~uanhty and qua - After an intermission the mixed ' I ,oueqlle - attacking \n rotatlon with 1,000 man forces against each poslijon- Polllltlon Hazardous s"lUering trom second and third kitchenette, bath and a dressing Jty of the atOmIC weapons. choir will sing "Brother James' The fall of Berla Is expected to stllJ held small ,ains on ridges leading 'to the crests ot Amerlcan- Without sewage ;disposal plants, degree burns about his neck and closet. "Thal," he sajd. "is th ohly Air" arranged by Jacob: "0 Holy have eiec:trltylng conseque~ce s delended Porke\1op Hill lind Arrowhead Ridge. defended by SouU; ,treams and lakes would be open shoulders. The remainder of the units will reason we are not now involved ,Jesu" by Luoff-Grant; "The Three b~th In Russia and the satellItes. i Koreans. Front-Uno officers esUmated the Reds already have fired sewers. NeuziJ pointed out. Fed- Meahwhilc, a six-man air force be one-bedroom apartments ~ Each in a major wat." Kings" by Wlllan; "Carol ot the HIS removal came whl,le top Rus- ]00.000 shell. or more since the attacks began Monday night. Allied ~ral and state laws exist to pre- board of inquiry finished its in- apartment will have a basement Graves, one ot the scientists who Drum" by Davis; "Dancing and sian otticlala from riotous East artlUery was reported matching or over-matchJng the Reds at all vent such pollution, which would vestigation of the crash and re- locker tor storaae. Central laundry worked on the first A-bomb, Springinr;t" by Hassler and "Just Germany were in Moscow to re­ points. Tile al, war was belaw normal because of heavy cloud banks be hazardous to humans, as welJ turned to Offutt air force base at facilities will also be Installed in would not reveal lust bow many as the Tide was Flowing" by WII- port and while Russia's top djplo- • •• as fish and game. Omaha to make its report. the basement. Otf-street parking bombs this country now has. liams. mats from Western capitais also NEW YORIt (JP)-Sen. Robert A. Taft (R-Ohlo) was reported The new garbage and trash col- were home in Mosoow. 'j progressing satistactorlly Thursday at the hospital where an oper- lectlon servicc, and the sanitary Among those present in Moscow aUon was performed to check on his hip ailment. To get prel:ise in- 'and-fill established by Iowa City is Andrei Y. Vishinsk,v. noVo' chief r formatlon about hiB hlp, New York hDspital doctors performed ar in May' also protects the health Soviet delegate to th'e UN. but exploratory operation involving the abdominal wall Wednesday, and ap~earance of the city. who won his flime as both prose- There was no report as !O what t~e operati~n showed. Beforc Iowa City adopted the cutor alld judi' at the famous WASHINGTON (IP)-Sen. George Aiken (R-Vt.) told the senate >anitary land-1lJl, rats and flies Russian purge trials of the late Thursday that tbe government wm purchase Uve cattle Jater thl had become a serious problem at J9305. Whether he will r sume year It that is necessary to halt a decline In beef cattle prices. Aiken'~ the city q"lmp. not to mention the that role In t};e spectacular trIal of ( announcement was regarded as an effort to remove senate pressure unsightly appearance. Now. WiJ- Ber~a as all InwerlaUst agent was tor two cattle purchase amendments to a drought disaster 10ao bill Uam Bemrose. sanitation depart- a subject for speculation In the Aiken. chairman of the senate agriculture committee, made the an. ment foreman, says, "We have West today. noun cement attllf the house had given qUJck passage earlier Thurs­ ~liminated the rats. and people , day to the Ioanl and assistance pro,ram. teU me that the tly popuJation has Berla', su.ccessor, Kruglov, was !imlnished. also." vlrtuaU~ Wlknown to the West • • • • • DETROIT (,4') - The Detroit ordnance tank automotive center Tnlekl Numbered althou,h he was in charge of se- the ohiet vehicle purchasing agent for the army, T.lursday announced On Monday, the garbage trucks, curity at the Potadam conference a hplt bl1llon dollar cutback in its 1954 defense contract spending fOl 'lumbered "1", "2" and "3" went , in leU when Stalin met with trucks and tanks. Brig. Gen. Carroll H. Deitrick. commanding otti· )n regular daUy routes. Home- Preaident Truman and Prime Mln- cer of the center, IIld the drastic cutbacks were ordered by the de­ :omers will now be able to learn Ister Attlee. In that capacity hI' tense department in Washlntton. He said a reducUon In the defense Will awarded the U.s. ~gion of which is their truck, and on what ' ....s. It, lUi ...... lie",") Merit by U.s. Maj. Gen. noyd department bu(lpt and the desire to place all contracts tor the pro­ jay of the week to expect it, Bem- AFTER TWO WEEKS OF REHEARSING, '73 Iowa hlch ....001 atu- of choln at Aapataaa eollep in Bock 1alaDd. Ill., will &be Parks in one of \be 188t gestutes of duction ot a vehicle type with one manufaoturer were respoD8ible CIe_"" rose said. deDt. are ready &0 perform &belr final _DOeR. Tbe a&adeD" will COIlGen. ."'" I4eDUb .r a _JIll' QUeeD wlU be annCMlJlCed .. a East-Weat amity before the cold for the cutb8Ck~t \ t _. " • 'Three men are assigned to each alII&' &onlfht a~ 1 In the Iowa Memorial UDIo •• HeD17 Veld, cIJnGt. UDee'" pan,. ,_ &be Rude... lollowl.., &be coneel'&. war let in.

I Pare !-THE DAILY JOWAN'-lowa City, la,-Frl.• Jub 10. 1953 • Graduates Order Announcements 'are SUI Speech T,aRic -CoHes , The Daily loman ft (orredionists Nol Enforced FRIDAY. JULY 10, 1953 PIIIIllIlwcI dall.,. enept !lunda,...... 1 •• It ,1...... Iee ..... ' .f Monda1 and Ie.al boUday. 111 Stud... t ...... " ••rl~ert If re,.rte. '" ...... "re' .....w..u ...... PUbUcatioDl. Inc .. 1M low. A ..... low. Ta. D.II, I.... .t;.... 1I.. ..,lIrl­ DAILY IOWAN EDITO ••At. a'l'AJ'P (lass Hears Clly. low.. J:"l«ecI u ...,..nd elan ....1. I. til. rear 011 J ..rll&lI ... A~ Hear Experts .r J:dJlor .. , ...... J.me_ FOlia .Mus S.TOP signs read FULL maU maUCt ac &be _tort\ee...Al low. "'''''Iac. D...... aU ••_ • __ Ie Manallnw EdItor .•••..•• Joseph . i City, un"'r the ad of "on..-_ 01 .... 'r...... I. lI! •••• T ..... ' Me;yu 10urte Early rinding of slight hearln~ STOP to halt some d Tlvers at n- Maroh 2, I"'. tIIr ..,. S.I.rlll.,: ...... Ie JJ •••• New5 .EdItor ...... " .. . Sanlh A4aIM 10 es in children is an Import- tersections? ---~--~------III.... ,. ClI,. Edltor ...... Ben Baa:iuo» tee boUI ant phase of any school program A driver-training educato!", ~B~t!sBEPr~~e:~s -eau::-:---,-I-g-}-'r-.-.-••-.-.-te-.--II- ...-t- ..-le- AMt. CIty Ullor ..... , Dave PeUr.on Ut Pac To SCO~ to con erve hearing, speech cor- speaking to Iowa peace o!ficers at eluslvely 10 tIM UN tor reputlUc.Uon .. lte .... __' ...,. I~ Sport. EcUtor •••• , ••• '.. . Fred TMma. ,en ..... e nati( lectionists attending a workshop their annual short course here, ot ell tile local new' prlate4 In UllI or ...... te I. ,... D.U, I ....L SOciety Edltor ., ...•••. ,. Kathy Harrl_ ( su .. gested that without more tra~- Il8WapAs-r u ...11 .. all loP _... Btlltertel .111 ... • re I.... 0 •••••••• EdItorial Alslatlnt ..••••• , .. Kay Crou Q be he c In public school speech correction • dlIpaldlN ..... c.. ter . f. at SUI were told Thursday. fic education added to trattic eil-I ____·______I.______.- ___ Chid Pholog.PMr •••••.. BIU TUlIl. frville li I ._, lornla. Fu~ forcement more of our signs may 1111111.1. Sliblerlptlcln r.te. - II,. earrler'ln 10.... DAILY rO"AN alllrNall ''I'A.Pr of th~ Hearing tests should do more need that extra word. , AU.IT au.uu Cit)·. J5 ern!. weeki" or .. ~r y..... lD Bwln... Man"er " . . Sam A. PreJIlon They v tha ' t det ' hi h hlld el .d,'ance; 11x . monu.., ".21; three will n JUS ermme w c c - Bert Woodcock, Iowa State 0,. montlu, tJ.Sci. Jbo "",n In Iowa ... per Aasl. ."j, M ... . " . . "", John Totman ... eet 50,1 give ren have a handicapping hearing Teachers college specialist in driv- cnaOULA'I'ION' yeo.; .Ix month,. fa; Ihree monl/u. ClllIilllled Manaler ... , M.rtha MGttel " ·ver the He Silo , Pro f. Scott N. Reger of ed tI b d h t ------$3; .11 other _11 lubscrlpUOIUI, flO,OII otolo"ical acoustics, explained. The er uca on, 0 serve t a many Call 8-2151 ., , ••••••j ,...... per yoar; .Ix montha. fa.~; tbree DAlLY rOWAN ClaCULATION ITA .., '" naliDos j Ihe t· .. NO SMOKING signs had to be- ,. .... DaU, I ..... b,. T: .... "b,... montha, $3,U, Cl'rl!lIIJItlon Xilna,.. ".. Robert CroDlr ree to Corml earlier a hearing loss can be df>- ~ome POSITIVELY NO SMOK- Freder. ness lecled, the greater is the chance ING to get results with many peo- er ot Tr a .ill that medical treatment wllJ be pie, and said he hoped that the Interpret-Ing ltJe groul Vie I'ffective. Reger said. signmakers won't ever be forced GENERAL ~OtICES 'oop 20~ to dl Since hearing loss can be II to spell out POSITIVELY FULL GENERAL NOTICES abould be elep.. Ued wUb &be elt,. eclJtor of re paul leael slow, almost imperceptible pro- STOP. h The OaU,. lowaD In &be neW'NOm In the tommu.nJeaUoDi Center. £a,mes LI thor cess, finding slight losses at the Need Full Stop t e News Notl~ mas' be MlbmiUed b,. ! p.m. Ute dar preeedln~ tlrst publl- ichael mos! beginning of Ihis process will re- Many drivers, he said, think cation; the,. wiD NOT be aceepted by phone, aDeI must be TYPED ry, Alb abo quire special care in alvin, test.1. that by simply slowing down at or LEGIBLY WRITTEN anel SIGNED, by' . ftapoaalble person. irby. that Reger Qe~'~el~lnRedOO'_ N.aded a stop sigp and sweeping each B), SIGRID ARNE AT TEN T ION GRADUAT. PH.ri. FRENCH READING EX- Kennett •• UJ • -- ..- direction with their eyes, they arc AP News Anal,.., ickey pre.h ' Such tests can be liven eftec- playing safe. But Woodcock said nlg seniors: Orders for graduation' amination wjll ,be given Wednes- BC 01 llively only in relatively quiet d 't announcements will be taken at day, Aug. 5, lrom 7 to 9 a.m. in neg Rtf our. eyes on ave a comp ~ e (SUbll~'Utllll' ~or J.M. Roberta Jr.) Campus Stores from July 6 to July rooU\ 22hA,' Scbaefle~ hall. Only movl ~::::s~oisee~~~s!o~nptpe~re~~g'rea~: ' semi-circular field of vision. Like PreSident Eisenhower had a se.- 10 No orders will be accepted aft- those will admitted to the ex- barr! (Dally r.wan Ph.l. by Marl. Kurman, camera.s .our eyes locus on eacft sion with the press Wednesday on . . , :h . er loss of hearlnlt of sounds which VERNITA DROLL, RIVERSIDE, (far left), receives orders (or &"I'aduaUon announcements from (left in betw~en, or with a. fast twist Korea which must have been a er noon July ]0. alnJD.at\o~hw 0 hmate aPf!abO~I~y 'Sf ore low In pilch. to rlIM) John J. DuHn, G, Wiota; Leon Wallin, C4, MarCllS. and R. J. Linehan. G, l\larsballtown. o[ a series of pictures with gaps bit un'comfortable for him, SUMMBR SESSION LECTURE. S30g7~lsngh fe s ehe 1.IPGbS MOU d e 01 If vowel sounds, which arc CJtI- NOOn today Is the deadUne for orders at Campus tores, Iowa ave. and Dubuque at. UI com- of the head we see only one long I t b c ae f er a y on ay "cull ducted chiefly through the bone,. mencement is Aue. 12. ' I'· ' He hoped for a peaceful unifica- Chester Bowes, recen am assa- noon Aut 3 Next examination in dellt are heard better than consonant · blurr~d lie d ot Images. " tion of the two halves of that war- dor to India, will spe,ak on ':~ur earl; Octobe~. 'f yoU~ sound, trouble is likely to be • M p. Rumors' Say' Notmg that Iowa trattlc deaths torn nation - through agreement Best Hope for Peace m Asia, on lion found In the middle ear, Reger ex- W , B I r ' s S exceed homicides more than ten- with the Reds. Thursday, July 16 at 8 p.m .• south ~~ !~:i~~~~~~i~~;~v:ii~n£::~~~ es ' fer ,In ayo ral. e Princess To f::!r~;I~1~~:~~ta:!\~~:;~:~~!~ onB~~w~~b~~~, s!~OTus~i~~n!O~:~ ~~~~nc~~s~U~f(~~~~,r1de auditor- f:ii::~~~~re~~!f:;~~~:~~ ments, hope can be realized. FAMILY NIGHTS WILL BE dents and faculty members f~r :~. ~~: ~~I~~a~~:~~t~~~e~ii~8r.re~::n~~s Wor ker sow-SI Down Strike . Wed D,·vorcee Most people are not intentional The United Nations ~eneral as- held at the field house every Wed- acadl)mic study, supervised field l: to violators of the code. They are sembly passed a resolutIOn on Oct. nesday night of the summer seSe experience, or a combination of ~~~o ~ f~~chi~sn:: ~~:,IYSUCh b~os~OU:'~ BERLIN (JP)-~ast Berll~l'sISUI- . LONDON ,(IP}-Shadows of the just thoughtless and uninformed, 7, 1950, calling for a "unified, in- sion from 7:30 to 9:15. Summer the two for the improvemen~ and hel ttl' I tJ f d . len workers contmued their oat- the East German government IS Duke or Wmdsor's love for an and need to know more of the dependent and democratic Korea." session students, staff and faculty advancement ot persons concerned con~ t~~ sar~~~~~ ape~~o~ d:e~r nS~t ~~~ ~rs ' . slrike Thursday, and West still scar~d. Heavily armed East American divorcee fell Thursday possible consequences of their vio- Resolution cOmmU~ AlUes are invited to bring their spouses with the Ii,beral or general eduea­ teae consonant sounds. Berlm Mayor Ernst Reuter ~e- German iJ'lfantrymen formed an OVE'r . the Fcported romance of lations and the reasons behind . For w'eeks now ..durmg the cri- and families for game activities tlon of adults. Most of the awards W People with hearing loss need ~lared the grass~oots rebellion iron ring around ,government Princess Margaret witJ:! a dashing the paragraphs in the vehicle code, tical truce negotiatiOns, supporters and swimming. There will be a will be made for the calendar year are to know what effect It cnn be ex- eventually would hberate all E

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---- - TH£ DAILY IOWAN-Iowa Cit,., Ia.-hl.. Jub JO. 195!-Pa.te ! Hickerson To Attend Alumni Council Meeting Loren L. Hickerson, SUI alumni .. left - secrelary, ThUrsll )joy coul Jamboree a week from today at at Iowa City high school. "Desert Gold" 1 tee on scouts will depict the early begin­ Irvine Ranch In southern California. The pageant. in which 14 Iowa City couts wlll participate, In the high school, the program Koberl C.m,,"a,1 ckson nings ot the United States. The • M ...II. H ...' ~ J wa City scouts will play the part win depict early history of the U.S. President Ehenhower will speak at the openll1&' ceremonies to will be under the direction ot Early 50.000 boys from all over the world. Mlchael's tather Is a member ot the college 01 education starf. th the of the Indians. The scouts will Iph Wahrer, high school in­ .J hear President Eisenhower at this structor. a:4 ~-~.At' session which will, be telecast. troop will have four patrols of door kitchens, wlll be cooking dishes because paper STU- WlII Swaf Articles eight scouts each. The Hawkeye chicken, sweet potatoes ami million pieces of paper ,. ( One of th~ malO teatures of the area council will consist of two 'ng beans. This menu also in- will be furnished. Iowa jamboree WIll be a swap system troops, 20 and 27, both located in cludes cranberry sauce, celery, nthly And one last word for parents. l:~~~ TODAY getting acquainted. Scouts from section 35. Paul Moore will rolls, butler, canned pears, cook- The camp will have its own tele­ S at 8 over the world meet and eJ{- senior patrol leader; Melvin ies lind milk. A phone system and the number will c ange items of their own locality bruch. quartermaster. and Mi- On the morning when the be: "Newport Beach, Ca1., Jam ffT things Irom distant places. chael Moehlman, scribe. get pancakes they would boree 1953." The JQwa City scouts 'rI'iIl swap Each section will be a self- stack, i1 stacked. higher ckerchief slides which were sustaining village, with a health Empire State building, a £UlSSIIIEDS LAs'r TIME TONJTE rved by them, campaign patch- lodge, headquarters. commissary, leader reported. and three men wait in the blistering Per80naI services \ • radiO screwdrJvers from the equipment lents, post oUlce and In one week 100 tons of meat. PONY EXPRESS WANT AD RATES sun to keep a dote with the CATERING In weddlnl and blrthdny . Ilins Radio Co. in Cedar Rapids shower facilities. In all there will 600000 quarts of milk 40000 Stop, You're Killinq Me One day ...... Ie per word 11 .., i1h Ihe town's name on them. be 1,242 troop campsites, each 90 ol eggs, 24 tons _ oak".. Sp""lally !lakIn,. Phone Talty d02~ns ~f su~ar. greale,t gunfighter of them 0111 Three dar' ...... 12c per word Pallf)'. 3128. Jossils taken from th~ Iowa river by 90 feet. 160.000 gallons of vegetables, two -[-r---]--'--~---,- Five day, .~ ...... 15c per word l 'll" a/lei rocks rrom Jdwa City. The boys will be sleeping in freight carloads of charcoal and ALTERATION. repair on men' •. women', p.m. I Ten daYI ...... 2Oc per word clolhlnll. The Family Tailor Shoppe. l' The S(/~u~S wlp take' all their tents on the ground - in slcepl 175.00(l loaves of bread .will be ~ , One Month ...... 39c per woN! Ile\<. E . Colle lie. Dial 8-4081. d"a)') '?Wn tro'o"P' ;trld '\'Illtto' t!qulpment, ag!t"an~ Ifith ground consumed. , ,. il'lcJudint tentage, ,sleeping and they'll .be cooking their own The boys won't have to wash Cooled by Ret c ' ration" ' Minimum cbar&e 50c! Autos for sale - Used J (ooking gear tor J-day. issued by the commissaries, Starts U!!o PACKARD. GoOd condItion. Phone r .The j ~ mboree s.lte. w)1ich 1s 10- open charcoal fires. "Doors Open 1:15-10:00" 3314. )1 c~ted about 40 mIles southeast of Meals Planned ... . Los Angeles, ha$ been turned into Every meal for every day has one;~~~~~~~~~ . ~~:!:L~~ inCh l ::::~~~~~~~~~~:: camp ~ite. Roads p modeJ have already been planned. For exam­ lilr~!mjj Five insertions per month, $20 on now portable Smlth·Corona , ) . geen built, water pipes laid, elec- pie, for supper July 18 every per insertion...... 88c per Inch typewriter. can 8·1807. \1 • t,ric and telephone lines strung. scout patrol In some 5,000 out- "ENDS TO • DAY l\IONDA1'" Ten insertiolU per month, PLUMBING and heaune repair part.. La- r'· ";When the boys arrive and set up ------....;..--- per insertion ..... _.8Oc per Inch rew Company. Phone 1681. ,,,. their camps there will be a forest DRAFT CALL Thla Summer Daily insertions dUring month, USED re!,I,eralori. washe,.. and stovea. 21.2 of 30.000 multicolored, various WASHINGTON (IP)- The army Season's Swellest per Insertlon...... 70c per Inch Larew Company. Phone 8611. , .. haped tents. Thursday issued a draft call for TECHNICOLOR Musical B ENGlNEERING drnwllll 'leta. Slide rule •. " 36 SectloDs 23,000 men in September. The "Bar None" I lypewrlterl. Pen and pencil The scout camp has been di- quota is the same as the ones pre­ Brln, A.n'III•••• ~. I. panta, sPort coat.. Shoe. to rty, , lded Into 36 large sessions-e~ch viously announced tor July and Til. 0.11, •• ,..an B ••ln... OHI•• ball •. Dlnete Ie". Odd chain. -- STARRI"C £&II HaU Or Hoc:j<-Eye·Lolin. fted. p accommodate 34 troops. Each August. Ba...... 6DB MICKEY MAR ILYN ita- HOPE· RUnNEY· MAXWElL Call 4191 '0 mil'", EDDIE MAYEHOFf ke- . " ... STANlE'I CtEMOOS • JACK DEMPSEY MARVIN MillER · "-,, HAm IUlVD our courteous Dally 10WQII, Want Th~ _ ... " G£0IIGl1WSII.IU • S,,", ... !a-"! QUICK loan. on jewelrY. dothln,. radlol, ~d tak .... help you with your ad. Sbo Hus Ir IlAL 1oIM1[.t ... IACK Slltl AP_OONIPICIUII( ele. Hock-Eye Loan. 128% S. Dubuqu". will lhow yOu how 10 word an ad that ADD 'LILI' TO AN "AMERI- ' to Sal wUl brine quick. economical resuit.. Dial CAN IN PARIS," SINGIN' IN THE Tr ailer r e . today. t ke- 1"1 MODJ:L MARS 34 ft. mOdern trail· er. Call .-4213 alter 5, Th~ RAIN" AND "SHOWBOAT" IN DfNNIS MORGAN 9 'Ju- THE HALL OF FAME FOR TECH- !lfIUP CARIY .IliA MORENO · PAUL PIC£hI-AMANOA lUll Help Wanted GfOIG[ 01AHlON 'NICOLOR MUSICALS. iOi'iillUyu . ;n.ii. earn extra cash by addrenlnll for Private bath. LESLIE advertl.lnl postals .t home. W,lte Vall Larew Co. 221 E. Washin.ton. Phone CARON ALL MGM, OF COURSE! Company, Box 1042. Muncie, Indiana. NIl _ 8 to O. Weekday •. WANTED, •• pe,len." ";' ••1 •• IIe, t. ~WNTOWN apartment. inquire Royal rnanale meat department In larlle In· Cale. , as 8Y TH LIGHT OF Ide,pendent super market. Refer""""" reo .. THE SILVERY MOON red. Top salary plu. percentale. Phone 2 ROOM ' !urnllhed apartment olOle In. NEXT ,. """INfO MOl "Ct\ltI ;;wr;:;l;;:te;G;;;;. ;:;S.~N;-eIJo-;,:::-n:.:A:UI::t:ln:. ::M_In:n:e:;lO:la:. De.u-able {or marrltd coup'e or slu­ 'LILI' OAPITOL dell,,", f80 per month with uUllllel pnJd. 8·:at2. PLlJ8 - WALT DISNEY', ~ (or permanent employ- Phone AnRACTION YOUDI woman for orflee work . ~------­ THEATRE · TECHNICOLOR CARTOuN requlred. Apply In penon. S.... ROOMS (or • men . Sludent kltellen In- "BOW TO DANCE·' ' Uft.• _ •••• Company. eluded. r..asonable. call 8·Usa. 116 S. ______...... _-_---- Jollnson. - L"TEST NEW ~------8-31112. Dell~abltt one room fur· ( OU LIO 1\ 1 P(fR'I(,IRA1\ ON apartment wllh private bath. Anotlier Blq ______...,-_1Close In. Suitable for couple or IInKI. STARTS bo~ or .• lrl. t50 per month. Vl1l1l1e. paid. TODAY One from MGM f-ii i:j iin i~ NICELY furnished apar\tnentlor summer 2 months.I rooml, prlvale bath and ~~~~~~~~~======~ klll:he'1etle. 8311 8ec:ond IV.. S. Eo 2-3333. Her Kissel Were Broken f'romises . . . til she Cecblr Iowa. M.t A G~J1' bl.r , i'f~o ~I s Bets ·. , MN~Toitp;;;;;;;;;;Lru;Ia:im.---:-IUNJ'URNlSJaD 4 rOOllll. BalbJl 123% S. , .. 1-:::~~~~~~~~~~::::' la~ln_te_n_. ______1_ ~CHELOR apartmenu. 104 N. Dubuque. DON'T PlAY Dial 8·211611. tMME$

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, We will pay you cCDb . 'tor 'I 'room or .\lUtlnl!lltf' for your Uud.Can buy ••Imlna madUne' InWrel1ed .. , . job' .... ·today'. _ft' D. Sen are AU makes and models ..... baraalna In _rcbuId1... lAok tIu"oUlh our 1IuII_ >!IInnDr7, tool IENNEbY AUTO MAR! TOIl'll fIncl Information lbout 1Iab7 litten, t,.pl...... mak... Ineame at 708 Riveralde Dtive' qppu. 1114 IIIID, oUMr IMlpt\&I rm- , I Dial 7373 1 .... 'Parnell Hurls Sox Past ' Yank's~~~~QJ~~p Th~rooks, 6-5, on Bu'rges~( D~uble ; NEW YORK (iP}- Casey SteD­ Brooklyn Dodgers knocked Robin Won't PI, ay This 0 leI, under tire for tailing to put h I: Roberts oft the mound for the D' 1 Mel Parnell o ~ hiB All-Star pitch­ Lemon, Parnell Hurl Victories L first time In 28 games but Smokey Season° . Williams ' In, still, stewed in the duaout Base ba II Men e at owan Thursday a.s the tyllst southpaw i 1,:!e~se::~e~~~S~~y r~~~~a~i~ SAN FRJCI~O (R')- Mar1n~ pitched tbe Bolton Red Sox to a a two- eighth-inning ~~~~~~~~~~~~7,~~~ Capt. Ted Williams leturned to th~ 4-0 shutout victory over Stencel's that gave the Philadelphja Phll- ~ United Statesl Thursday from air Fete Heydler lies a 6-5 win over the Dodgers. 1 • , . 0 combat servlce in Korea and firm!' It was the second straight shut­ lrt· hd ay Roberts had pitched 28 straight ly ruled oudany possibility thal out victory over the world cham­ complete games since Aug. 24, h Id.t.t t b b II thl ' pions for Parnell, who blanked On BI 1952-20 of them this season. He e wou Turn 0 ase a , season. , • ( them by the same score In Bos­ B7 BOB MYERS was replaced by Bob Miller in the 1 IXl' a t M If tt ~ ton July 1. top of the eighth with the Dodg~rs Pa&'e 4-THE DAlLY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Frl., July 10, 1953 . UPOn . ~~ I hlnge ed °B e t naRv d FI. He permitted eight hits and' ls­ SAN DIEGO, Calif. (JP)- 'rhese ahead 5-4 two runs in three hits alf stau":\,, team os on e of n IUed three bases on baIls, but two are the twilight years for ,Joh.n A. on the bo'ards for the' frame and la pounded out the game's only and sixth victory of the year. He ~ox hitte' said he might get back will double plays helped him out of Heydler, one of baseball s fmest only one out with a man on third. has lost four. mto the :game next season, pro. give many jams and he went on to reg­ old time ligures, who today will Miller gave Carl Furillo a walk '* * * H uk Th be It d t vided thel Red Sox "want to fOO~ He observe in quiet seclusion his 84th and then got Roy Campanella and G. WO 4-0 ah ?mtPhsonC' t fOe h~ lW5°th- around with old men." Willlam~ ister his 12th triumph against only . ants In run omer 10 e Irs r IS ' 11 be'35 ' t ' th the tour defeats. No other in birthday. Wayne Belardi to foul out to end I round tripper of the year to sew WI \~ex m~n . • forti the league has as many victories. Heydler, who devoted half a the rally. . PlTTSBURGH (IP}-Crafty Ru- up the game for the Giants. Bound , Imme~l~telY to Oa~ . nes. New York's Whitey Ford sut­ century to the game and 16 busy Jim Konstanty pitched the ninth ben Gomez, th New York Giants' Thompson wallowed the homer Kn~ll naya h~Pltal, OakIB~d) , II sil fered I\ls thIrd defeat against nine years as president ot the National as MUler gave way to Burgess in 25-year-old righthander, blanked oft starter Elroy Face after Whitey Calif., for, treatment of an ear BII-, VI victories. league, has been in failing health his game - winning pinch - hitting the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-0 on two Lockman got the first ot his four ment whifh cut short his Korell to j . the past few years, so no formal role. . hits Thursday for the New York singles and moved into the select duty, WInia"Vl said he did not" te_ 'i~ . celebration is. planned. Dodger 'htcher Roy Campanel- Giants' sixth straight triumph. circle of hitters with 1,000 or more know how \long he would be in th~ ChiSox* * Roll* ~" ~*.'y£ _~ But even.Thursday, the old gen- ' It was Gomez' second shutout base hits. Lockman now has 1,001. hospital. He n~ted he was not du CHICAGO (.4')- The rampaging Bob Lemon Mel Parnell t1eman was deluged with messag- J II R f for disch~rge . frf'i" the service un :jab Thunday es from all parts of th.e nation.. 0 nson e uses til Octoijer in ai event. th BealS Brow 18 91 Blanks Yallkees, 4-0 . , prt moved to within five ,ames of the I , . Col1llD1illioner Writes T Ad Of D f t At an,'other p. 'nt in an hour- s c~ first-place New York Yankees They came from baseball's high 0 m. e eo long cha:t about asebaU with re- nej with a 4-2 verdIct over the De- H'ogan Trailis Brilions commissioner, Ford Frick; from On Baseball Bill porters, WlJliam~ declined to say mo troit Tigers on Harry Dol'ish's hol the National league president, . Clatly that he hojpQd to return tO I bal reUefing anti Sam Mele's two-run Warren Giles, and the boss of the WASHINGTON (JP)-Slen. Ed- Boston next seas!>n. \ homer. American loop, Will Harridge. win C. Johnson (D-Colo.) Thurs~ NATIONAL LliAOUt: AMt:JlICAN L1!AOUE He said his he~lth was uprettyl Dorlsh, torrid fireman In the Rees, Brown Lead in British Open with 142'5; And they came from the presi- d~y ~efused to adm~t defeat for w L 1'0'. OB " ~ Pc.. (lB good" al1d the ear ~rouble bothered, Sox chase alter the Yankees, a1- Be S h A 2 St k Ba k d ts f 11 th . I I b hIS bllt tt;! give orgamzed baseball Brooklyn 49 I!II O'lll N... Yorl< .... G.'I -- .en him only at high titudes J lowed only one hit in the 5 % inn- n, trana an re ro es c en 0 a e maJor eagu.e c u s the right to regulate radio and Mllw ..Ir. •• ·::::. 48 In :Il00 3 Chl .. 'o ... .. 48 31 .... ~ . and from scores 01 diamond . 11 SI. 1_0.1 • .. , .. 4~ iI2 .IIM 3' ~ CI.v.land ., ... 41 31 .IMICI M~ lngs of rescue work for starter Joe CARNOUSTlE. Scotland (J1» _ ------friends whose memories If not televISion accounts of ba game~. Phlladelpllla ... II 34 .$11 lIt BOllon ...... U 31 .1131 IO \~ Dobson. . ' But Johnson conceded there I S Now York .... 41 ill! .~ ?It Wafllln,lon ... 4:l 3t .M. I~ , hi Ten great golfers were bunched -but t~e little Texan, famed for perhaps their years, stretch back apactically no chance the bill will Olnolnnal\ .... . ,~ 4\ .41111 ,~ Phllad.lphla .. . .., 48 .401 %1 D or Is h ,w h 0 Thur sd ay score d s Ithln f r t k Th sday . . . I ' h I hilt th 1890' h g J Ax'" .... b a 19 1~ 81 Leala 18 M 841 !8\i sixth triumph lIalnst three losses, Wi ht t t~U h s/of ~~ 't: hiS fighting f ms es, mgt we 0 Ide H d: w en y~un h~nn h: get through congress this year. ~lt~:~~,b " "· ~~ :~ ';~t 2~ D~lroll .. :: '::: 28 &1 :S'!a :m worked the lut 101Jlo Innings of the n g a e ea 0 e pac as a have been out in froot If his putts no eyer was aunc IO~ IS ' J h n Id nt of the class .... , . • Tharoda,'o It••• u. Bett,y 5 , O O M 27 d dl k altnwiD" one un rllthless scramble developed for had not been missing by inches own career In baseball. A W OSt , rregus e d th Tb.r._ar • a ••• lIs B.slon 4, Ne ... Yorl< 0 ay ea oc ,.... - the p ized British Open goll cham d f t ' th t Thi . h' es ern ea e, argue on e Philadelphia G, Br.oklyn G Cbl ..,o 4, Oolroll e earned run. r - an rac Ions ereo . 5 IS IS Sunning himself in a wheelchair senate floor Wednesda::( that the No. Yorlr. 4, PIILab.r,h 0 Cleveland 8, 81. L.. l e I STOP & ~AY. Mele's two-run 'last came off pionship. fir~t attempt to add th