. ,. l , I I - f 101 be reached mnent. Primula Rol. In ~ ~6 a nacci. Ol owan ,he Opened a Imnng Til. StM, Unfoer.ritll of Iowa and tM Peop!8 of Iowa eff" Irone Power's Im to a dose! Established In 1868 - Five CeDts a Copy Associated Press J eased Wire and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Saturday, July 18, 1!159 asement. ' ~~~~~~--~~~~~--~----~--~------~------~~~~~ I CABLE ~ submarine o be laid be . .and Green. Fidel i IS Cpstro ,Steps scheduled ;2, Ihe Canad. ommunicalion 1 K'ill'ed In F.laming Ultimately it ' Britain . Down ·As Premier HAVANA 1.4'1 - Fidel Castro I "My differences with the Pres· at that time would leave a big resigned as Prime Minister of ident go back perhaps 40 or ~ vacuum in our government.:' Cuba Friday night accusing Pres· days," Castro said. 'One day we Then he continued, "The Presi· ident Manuel Urrutia of "an at· were all surprised by a request dent became openly hostile. No titude bordering on treason." from the President for a leave of decree came out as law. Every· Auto-Cra sh 'Near Tiffin He also accused the President, 30 days at a time when we had thing accumulated. Everything a former judge he personally put decided to reshuffle our Cabinet, was paralyzed. in office earlier this year, of im· and when we had been living as "Well, such things can be toler· mobility and of failing to dis· the ta~get of an inlense foreign ated only for a time." Second Victim charge his duties. campaign. Castro suggested Olal diICicul· This in turn Castro told a tele. "Did I agree lo a leave for the ties with Urrutia had forced him vision audienc~ bas created "dis. president at a lime when we did to take the prime minister's of· crepancies of ~oral order." not even have ~ subUtute? We fice originally. It was made clear In Critical, . .. had to go see him and try and at that time, he said, the Urrutia :e did not Immediately elabor· dissuade him . We had to tell him should not preside over the Cabi· a This. ) is the second I time within that---- to take______a leave of absence net. ,.- __--..-- __ Condtion Here past two weeks that the bearded " e 8th JohnlO~ County rebelsociates leader of treasonhad accused or near c,lose trea- as· Str • ke L'oSS 'Soa rs Fatality In 1959 son. The other was the case of • , former Cupan Air Force Chief, A 'flaming two car crash west of Tiffin late Friday a.ftemon claimed accusedMaj. Pedro Castro Luis of Diazbeing Lanz, a Com·who W.eth Mor'e Layoffs the life of a Moline milD and crit· munist. ically injured his father. The ac· Urrutia, who has also strongly cident occured one mlle west of Tiffin on highway 6 shortly after criticized communism in Cuba , PITTSBURGH fA') - The effects oC the 3-day steel strike cut was not available for comment. deeper into the nation's economy Friday with more layoffs, walkouts 5 p.m. At the presidential palace he reo and soaring production losses. \ The victim was George C. Van· fused to receive newsmen. Dam Jr., 52, who died in Uni­ In Washington, President Eisenhower conferred On the steel situa· versity Hospitals some three hOUfS Castro said he reached his de· tion with Secretary of Labor ------"--­ after the accident. VanDam Sr. cision to resign "very bitterly." James P. Mitchell. The White was listed in critical condition, He said he had 'almost worked House declined to provide any de­ Foreign Aid Bill ' sulfering a shoulder fracture and myself to dealh over the agrarian tails. possible neck injljry. . reform program," and at the Elsewhere public officials got Cut In Committee Kenneth N. Sippy, 37, oj Oxford, same time' President Urrutia had ready for an avalance of relief reo driver of the second auto, Is being asked for a leave of absence. quests; defense plans were snarled WASHINGTQN fA') - A bill pul. held at Mercy Hospital for obser­ of C. I in at least one installation; and 200 Ung a $3.2 billion ceiling on for· TIFFIN .FIREMEN pour wat •• on the flaming wr.ckag. of on. Ithe flames, but Georg. Van Dam Jr., of Molin. dl.d some three vation of head abrasion~ and bruis· the two cars involved in a fatel mishap Wett TiHin late Friday houn after the eccident here.-Daily lowen Photo by Jerry Mosey. million dollars worth of construc· eign aid this year - $3.2 million 01 es . tion work in steel plants was halt· afternoon. Th. occupants of the automobil. w.r. thrown cleer of According to highway patrol mall .Western Bid ed. less than F'resident Eisenhower Howard Shapcott the mishap oc- , The strike of half a million Unit· asked - won aproval Friday from , ' cured on a hill as the elder Van· ed Steelworkers of America al· a Senate-House conference com· House Committee Told Of Ike's Confidence- Dam apparently lost control of his ready has brought idleness to 3(),- mittee .. Heavy Rqins vehicle on wet pavement after Reiecfed 000 workers in railroads, coal Revamps Senate passing another car. mines, Great Lakes ore carriers, The conferees, fitting together New The eastbound car reportedly Each day the strike continues the veriions passed y the Senate Labor Bill Post For .C. Bohlen Hit Iowa City spun on the highway. Sippy's west· bound car struck the rear of Van­ j the production loss amounts to and House, also called on thc By·Gromyko WASHINGTON IA'I _ The House WASHlNGTON IA'I' - Ambassador by u personul leltcr, assuring him Heavy rains which entered th. Dam's spinning car sending it 300,000 ingot lons of steel with President to come up wilh specific Charles E. (Chip) Bohlen got an that he didn't mean to convey the wage losses running 70 million dol· Labor Committee completed a area early last evening causJ.d into the north ditch where it burst GENEVA fA') - Soviet Foreign plans next year 01\ how to start lars a week. labor controls bill Friday wbich expression oC confidence Crom impression he was cool to the idea little damag., but plenty of head- into flames. Both qccupants were Minister Andrei Grom~ko rejected cutting off for~lgn granls. ach.s for the Iowa City Police De· apparently thrown from the vehic·' So far there's no sign of seltle· takes some 01 Ule force out of the P,esident :Eisenhowcr Friday. of Bohlen being appointed. Friday a vigorous Western bid to The biggest cut in the adjusted Senate· passed antiracketeering' partment. les . Passing motorists dragged ment. Federal mediation talks in Bohlen, now ambassador lo Ma· get him to cut his asking price version was $200 milUon from Ei­ measure. It remained to be seen whether Many flares, used to warn mo. t!lcm safely away from the flames fbr a stopgap Berlin settlement. the dispute will be resumed Mon· nila and formerly Ambassador to day in New York. Neilher indus· sero~,ower's request for $1.6 bU· More than 100 Committec he would get a top Slate Depart. torists of g85 lin. eKClvatiOIl$ on according to authorities. The Western powers ·were reported Moscow, is one of the recognized sevlr,,1 cify streets, wllre doulld Although the fire was rapidly steeped in pesShl'lisOl. try nor the uniQt!. "1IS shown any l10n In military aid. ThIs was amendments represcw:ed a virUlelment job. but }>rosidenl ..Eisen­ signs of 1'etreating from their last rewriting of the Senate's "bill of hower's attitude seemed to iodi. Stale DeparJ,ment experts, on the by the avalanQle of water c,... "lxtin~Ehed' by 'l'Iffln tlr~cn, For the first time since the for· ach.ieved by those who argue that IIting hazerdous driving conditions. traffic on the highway was blocked bargaining pcsitions. rights" for union members, its cate he would. U.S.S.R. and International Com· for more than an hour. eign mInisters conference resumed the Administration isrclyillg too election safeguards, Taft·Harlley Monday the Big Four met privately An estimated 5,000 buih;ling munism. Howe ver, some Republi· Minor flooding occurred at SlV' VanDam's death was the 8th on tradesmen in the Chicago·Gary­ much on arms aid, rather than Act revision and other provisions. While House secretary James C. veral inter5tctionl. At Madison and Johnson County highways this at luncheon in what some called economic. can senators look on him with dis· "tea party" diplomacy. The min· East Chicago, Ind., area refused As its. final action winding up Hagerty relayed Eisenhower's feel· Cavor. College Streeli motorish w.r. ,year. islers talked for nearly three hours to cross Steelworkers pickel lines five wceks of closed·door sessions, ings about Bohlen after another forced to drive through hubcap- The condition oC another John- and the West reported: "No prog­ Friday, halting work on some 200 . GROMYKO AWARD the committee eliminated Senate- day of discussion and speculation deep water. son County motorist, hurt when ress." million dollars of construction approved suggestions for adoption over how the Administration feels RIOTS IN IRAQ More rllin is predicted for the her car plunged off an embank· work in steel plants. The West was . seeking to get LONDON 1m - The Soviet Union of voluntary codes of ethics by Iowa City area today. ment Monday, was reported un· This included 100 million dollars Friday night announced the award unions and business. about naming Bohlen a special ad· DAMASCUS, Syria IA'I - The changed Friday night. Mrs. Eve· Gromyko to talk about a Berlin of work at U.S. -Steel's Chicago and setUement without insisting on a of its highest honor to Foreign Republicans call e d the bill viser on the Soviet Union. Syrian press said Friday 27 per· lyn Draker of Coralville remains Gary works and ahout 85 million in serious condition at University companioh agreement that dele· doUars worth of construction in In­ Minister Andrei Gromyko, debat· much weaker than the Senate Philippine Ambassador Carlos sons were killed and 250 wounded measure. Hospitals. gates of the two Germanys sit land Steel's Indi~na Harbor plant. ing the Berlin crisis with his WIlst­ P. Romulo told reporters he had in a series 'of clashes between po· • down at the same table and nego· Weather Also affected were Youngstown ern opposite nilmbers in Geneva, Democrals had varying opin· been told by Undersecretary of lice and demontsrators in the oil­ • , tiate with each other. Informants Sheet &< Tube in East Chicago and ions. Rep. Roy W. Wier (D·Minn.) rich Iraqi districts of Kirkuk and reported Gromyko said again and Moscow radio said the Supreme summed up : "n has something Stale C. Douglas Dillon that Eisen· the Acme Steel Co.. Riverdale, Zubeir Wednesday. All Damascus Nikita Warns again the Soviet Union would not 1)1. . with about 20 million doUars Soviet parliament gave Gromyko in it for everybody," hower was upset by newspaper, Forecast separate Berlin from such a Pan· newspapers, quoting special reo in projects halted. the Order of Lenin "for highly The bill may be ready to send stories quoting him on the Bohlen More Scandinavia German ,move . . The strike also spread to the meritorius services to the SOviet lo the House next week. It is cer· matter. ports from Baghdad, said these tain to touch off a free·for·all bat· So, after seven weeks of talks core of the nation's defense with state and in connection with his clashes were sparked by "Com· Showers Of Retaliation lhe conference is at an impasse. plans snarled for the completion tle to rewrite it on the floor. Romulo said Dillon Lold him Ei- munist provocative slogans" which Weslern officials said it was too of three Atlas missile· launching 50th birthday." Gromyko was born The House version fellows only senhower had ordered a telegram angered olber groups In Kirkuk Middle 80's SZCZECIN, Poland fA') - Nikita early to talk of a breakoff but sites near Cheyenne, Wyo. July 6, 1909. the framework of the Senate bill. to be sent to Boh1en to be followed and Zubeir. S. Khrushchev charged Friday that added that if Gromyko continues to , . aggressive circles want to estab­ stick to this same line, the confer· lish rocket bases In Scandinavia ence may end in failure. to draw SovIet nuclear retaliation This was in sharp contrast to the there instead of on themselves. air of optimism which prevaiJed The Soviet Premier did not spec­ Monday at the start of the reo Van 'Allen Finds ·Reds .Seek -Science Lead Ify whom he meant by aggressivc sumed sessions. The Western pow· circles but the United States seem· • ers at that time seemed convinced Besides an armload of technical and semi·technical literature for Russia's respect for higher education was another point impressed Allen found to be "bigger than our whole SUI Physics Building"--and ed an obvious target. In a vigorous speech before the Russians would agree to a his Department and some "nicely Illustrated" animal books for his upon the visitors, Van Alien says, especially when they saw MOSCc.>w were free to roam around the city during their fre~ time in tile eve· Berlin truce without ·strings. The about 10,000 Poles In this former children, Iowa physicist Dr. James A. Van Allen brought back several University's laboratory facilities "which we would have a hard time ~~ , German port city of Stettin, he question of talks between the two distinct impression! from la brief visit to Moscow, from which he re· matching." Some 28,000 stUdents altend Moscow University, half of Van Alien and his fellow sclcntitils gained several olher impres' Germanys is the big string. also pledged armed Soviet defense turned earlier this week. them "majoring" in one or another field of science. sions of Moscow, which they recognized as being pretty much the of the border between East and Most important of these, perhaps, are that Russia has set out to The visiting scientists found Russia concentrating also on a tre. "showplace" of modern Russia and which they saw during relatively West Germany. become the scientific center of the world, that she is sparing no mendous residential building program, with block after block of new limited sightseeing expeditions. Khrushchev also proclaimed his 'Lady Day' expense and puUing every resource into achieving this goal. apartment houses being built and occupied even before they were The city was less primitive (~an they had expected, with people on country's determination to tight Russian scientists arc fiercely competitive, Professor Van Allen completely finished. . the streets looking like shoppers anywhere alse, except that their against any attempt to take away from Communist Poland the terri· found, and were "reluctant to admit tbat anyone else is dOing any· Much pride in their successful launching of the world's firsl' c othes wcre less colorful. To Be Buried itory It gained from Germany aft· thing bigger or beUer than they are," satellite was evidenced by numerous Russians, Van Allen found, reo On the basis of SUCh things as to,;s (games rather than guns), er World War 11. On Tuesday The head of the SUI Physics Department delivered a paper on · porting that he and SQme other Americans underwent a certain magazines (science rather than cowboys and crime), men in uniform To dramatize this stand, Khrush· recent radiation research during a six-day meeting of the International amount of polite "needling" on the subject. A national monument 10 (just a few) and military vehicles (not a single one in sight), Mosco'" chev was made an honorary clti· NEW YORK III - Billie Holi· Union of Pure and Applied Physics, an association of independent "Sputnik I " will tower 100 feet high In front of Moscow University, oCfers much less ovidence - superficially at least - of military zen of Szczeein in a ceremony day, 44, child of sordidness and scientific orga'hizatioDs. Held on the skyscraper campus of Moscow and a Sputnik appears on a series of Russian stamps. - thinking than does the average U.S. city, Van Allen said. This might in the town haU. slums, who rase through the University, the meeting was aUended by approximately 150 Russian Although the visitors were put off with various excuses from be altributable to the fact that "since it's state·controlled. it can be Two weeks before he is to leave smoky night clubs of Harlem to and some 80 delegates from other countries throughout the world. seeing tbe laboratories where Russia's satellites are made, they were made to look any way the State wanls it to look," he observed. on a good·wlll tour through Scan· fame as a magnificent singer of TwentY·two of those attending were from the U.S. taken through Mosco~ University's cosmic ray laboratory - which Van DIJIY Iowan Photos by J.rry M05lY dinavlan nations, Khrushchev took the blues, dlt!d Friday on a low, this ocC81ion to warn those na· sad note. . tions of possible destruction if rocket bases are establiz;hed on Liquor and dope and high living their soU. ruined her body and stole the vi· branee from her tremendous voice. She died in Metropolitan Hospi\al, a city institution. In her Arizona Police bank account she had 70 cents. Miss Holiday was known to the Capture Gunmen entertainment world as Lady Day, PHOENIX, Ariz. III - City p0- bec~use she always tried to stand lice using submacbine guns and above her environment. shotguns Friday captured three FOr years, Miss HOliday fought men who Cl<:aped South Sioux to eseape the contlnes of Harlem, City, Neb., officers in a gun bat­ with Its crOWded, noisome tene-. tle July 10. ments. Friday, at last, she made Arizona FBI Chief Edward L. her escape eternal. Boyle identified the trio as Gordon For the lady who sang the blues Hopkins, 30, Plattsmouth, Neb.~ Joseph James Boglorno, ~, Coun­ - the blues that are the anthem cU Bluffs, IOWI, and Robert Eng­ of Harl~m, the musical symbol of ler, 20, Beatrice, Neb. its despair-there will be no reo Boyle said Eqler and BOllomo tum to Harlem. " were taken at a motel and Hop­ Miss Holiday will repose at a kin. was captured Jater at a welt· midtown funeral el\apel until side home where he wu .tayilll Tuesday morning. Then, after' a with a trlend. None resillted. funeral Mass at S1. Paul the Apos· The FBI chief laid the two who tle Roman Catholic church on W. regjatered at • motel erred in rei' 59th St. she will be buried in Isterlng under their real names. T·he South Sioux City i\IIl fl(ht, Brooklyn-about as far away from Boyle .aid. came after tile trlb Harlem as It i8 poSSible to- let In WII aurprlled it • \Mqlar),\ ~ New York City. , 18 Year Student l'ally,'Now- Reds Assail ,Good Listening- . Today On WSUI Italian Baby to 9503([) Issue BRITISH HUMOR ON CUE, in· which adds a certain amount 01. termittent1y from 10:00 a.m. La 1 suspense to today's program, BY RUTH ANN SPONBERG system. the University used an W UI - IOWA CITY Bit k / e alphabetical system of £iling slu· p.m .• will include Noel Coward. Sir Sdurday. July 18. lUll John Gielgud, Anna Russell and 8:00 Morning Chapel Adoptions StaH Wri ~" dent records. And. instead of the 8:15 News , pre ent identification card which Alec Gulnness. American humor 8:30 Sports at Midweek - repeat ROME IA'I - Italian Communists Friday at 3:25 p.m.. number (?J 8:45 One Man', Opinion includes the student number and a will be represented by Nichols 9:00 Musical Comedy are trying to raise a public storm 95030 was issued to Judith Marsh. and May. In addition, and in a 1m· picture of the student. an index· 10 :00 Cue over the adoption of !lalian chilo 1 Kellogg. This was not a social s . morous vein. Sports Roundtable 1:00 Saturday Suppl.m.n~ cardboard card was used. 4:00 Tea Time Special dren by American couples. curity number. army serial num· will examine a woman's view 5:$0 N'ews The Communist press used bold ber. or prison number. Advantages lo the system in use (Emma Sue Phelps') on sports; 5:45 SportsUme 6:00 Evenina Concert headlines to d cribe what it It was only one of the series of include the ease of finding a par· and the rock and roll segment wilJ,. 8:00 MUsic called "baby slave tramc." Left· numbers used il) the permanent ticular student's record when he try to do in 15 minutes what corn· 9:4.5 News Final IO:(\~ SIGN OFF ist deputies in Parliament sub­ university numbering system. writes for credentials or other in· mercial radio is doing 24 hours a mitted formal inquiries to the formation after he has left school. day. "'SUI - IOWA CrrY '" k It. These numbers are assigned in Monday. Jul1 2". I O~' Government. Numbers make it quite easy to 8:00 Mornln, Chapel order of approval oC applications A TRIBUTE TO BILLtE will be Hallan official insisted all is in for admission and are recorded in locate student records when names 8:15 News included in Teatime Sp~cial this 8:30 Press and People order in effort by hundred of the Registrar's Office in eriai are identical or almost identical. 9:00 Morning Music There i no doubt about getting aftirnoon at 4 p.m. The death of 9:30 Book.hel! childless ~ples to adopt Italian number order. 10.00 News children. the right records when tlsing num· Miss Holliday this week adds to the 10:05 Music Numbers were first assigned to bers. saId Rhoa,des. growing list oC jazz greats whose 12:00 Rhythm Rambles Non-Communist newspapers sug· students in 1940·1941. Number 12:30 News sur A disadvantage to the system loss is not being (perhaps it can· 12:45 News Background gested that the adoption, rather 1 went to Fred Arnold Ekstrand in not be) compensated. Greg Morris might be the difficulty and can· 1:00 Mostly Music than being sordid, werc noblc in J\lne. 1941. will search the station files for the 3:55 News giving poverty· tricken Italian fusion which might arise (rom 4,00 Tea Time At the time a student is ad· most representati ve of Lady Day's 5:15 Sporlstime " youngslers 8 chance tan w liCe. mitted for the first time to any transf rring similar numbers from earliest, and best. recordin,gs. 5:30 News one paper to the next. 5 ;45 Preview Behind the agitation were two college of the University. he is as· 6:00 Eventng Concert incidents in the past- week at signed a permanent university The present ID card. which is de· THE LATE CONSTANT LAM· 8 :00 Creativity In Cross.Cultural BERT composed music for the hal. PerspectIve Rome's Ciampino Airport. number to appear on his univers· signed (or hand register use, has 9:45 News Final Last Saturday. an American ity identification card, which is offset this difficulty. according to let. Horoscope, which will be i'n· lO:OO. SIGN OFF attorney handling the adoption Rhoades. Hand regislers are found eluded in tonight"s Evening Con· New Role For Stewart prepared and mailed to the stu· OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN cases was boarding a plane for dent with his admission letter, in many places on campus where cert along with Gaspard de la the United State with five Halian Film star Jimmy Stewart, now on "Tile Mountain Road:' location near Nogales, Ariz., gets the star of a medical examination packet • ...and an ID card is necessary. such as Nuit by Ravel, the Bartok Violin Concerto. one oC several Bachianas children headed for new home in Brigadier General In the U.S. Air Force Reserve. His promotion was announced in Washington Thurs· general information booklet. the Fieldhouse and business office. America. Brasileiras by ViJla·Lobos and University day. Pinning on fhe star is Brig. Gen. Frank Dorn (Ret.) who IJtechnical advisor for the movie. Dan­ Students are issued a neW identi· An alpW'betic list of students is Piano Concerto No.2 by Beethoven. The mother o( two or the chilo iel Mann, director of the William Goetz production, looks on. Stewart said, "I am very proud of tile fication card .upon admission to a also maintained on a linedex in the dren watched (rom a distance as Ca'enda~ st... ,.. My responsibility is clur. I am going to do my best to be useful as a general."--AP Wirephoto. different college oC the university, Registrar's o(fice. Each linedex THE LEPRECHAUN CHARM they prepared to leave. The emo· but their student number remains strip carries the fuli name and OF " FIN IAN'S RAINBOW" ha s tion was too much for her. She the same. number of the student. his birth· never failed since opening night. SATURDAY, JULY 11 rushed up and told the attorney About 6511 new numbers were date and college. The Iinedex 1947. Listeners may sample its Tuesday, July 21 she had decided to keep her chilo issued during the calendar year makes it possible to clwck a stu· musical pleasanlries this morning dren in Italy. The attorney depart· Bruce Stiles, ICity Officials From Iowa 8 p.m. - Opera. "Rita" by from September, 1957 , to Septem· dent's name and number rapidly from 9 to 10 on WSUI's series, The ed with the other three children. Donizetti and "Western Child" by ber, 19511. This year'S compilation and is used generally as 'a control Musical. Bezanson and Engle - Macbride Several Italian newspaper said of nu:t\bers has not yet been made. system. [f there is any doubt about the matter looked illegal. Com· Conservation PICKING UP WHERE 8EN.J.A. Auditorium. To Meet·Here Aug. 7· Both graduates and undergrad· the students identity, the birthdate Wee/nesday, July 29 munist papers said speculators in uates are issued numbers from the is -a valuable aid in differentiating MIN FINE LEFT OFF is Saturday 8 p.m.-Opera "Rita" by Doni· bobies were taking advantage o( Current problems and proeed· Bureau of ?olice Science oC · the same system. Every attempt is between students who have the Supplement's man·sized job this afternoon from one to four. Sep· zetti and "Western Child" by poor Italians to buy their children. Head, Dies ures of law enforcement in north· Institute pf Public Affairs. made to keep the university num· name or similar number. Italian officiols replied briefly orating tlie men from the boys. Bezanson and Engle - Macbride thnt 011 was legal. Otherwise. they DES MOl ES (A>! - Bruce F. west Iowa communities will be The group of mayors. council· ber Cill) correct. Numbers as· describing what merican educa· Auditorium. said. the attorney would not have Stiles. 62, former director o( the discussed at a conference of rna· men and municipal attorneys will signed to students who are ad· tion is and what it ought to be will Friday, July 31, been permitted to leave with the Iowa Conservation Commission and yors, city council members and participate in a mayors' round milted to SUI. but who do not Miss Omaha Gives be the thesis of erudite (but angry) 8 p.m. Opera, "Rita" by Doni· other three children. one of, lowa's best known conser· peace officers from that area in table. A number of current mu· register. arc not reclaimed and educators ineluding A. Whitney zetti; , and "Western Child" by On Wednesday lhere was a sec· vationists. died here Friday (oUow· Arnolds Park Aug. 7. nicipal problems will be discussed used for other students. Up Beauty Title Griswold. Robert Hutchins and Bezanson and Engle - Maebride ond Incid nt. A IO·year-old girl ing an operation Ior lung cancer. The conference is sponsored by by a panel consisting of Max A. Rarely do two students find they Archibald MacLeish. Between main Auditorium. Conrad, executive director of the are assigned the same number or began to cry a she boa rded a Funeral services will be held the lnstitute o( Public Affairs o[ OMAHA 1.4'! - Blue eyed. blonde rounds. Celicitous airs by Respighi, Saturday, August 1 plane for the United Stales. She in cooperation with the Lea· Leagu(' of Iowa Municipalities; that one student has two nllmbers. Miss Omaha gave up her beauty Vivaldi and Bassani will be pro· 8 p.m. - Opera, "Rita" by here at 2 p.m. Monday. The body sur. Mayor Kenneth Robinson of Bay· The university number is used in sobbed hysterically. asking to reo will be cremated. gue of Iowa Municipalities and the title Friday rather than jeopardize vided. Anna Russell and/or Shelley Donizetti and " Western Child" by ard : Pro(essor Russ~l M. Ross, all registration procedures and Bezanson and Engle - Maebride main at home in Haly. Officials He had been in the hospital since Northwest Iowa Mayors' Associa­ her Catholic college e!lucation. Berman may drop in. too . On the did not force her to leave, and tion. associate professor of political appears on all admision state· other hand they may not either, Auditorium. June 26 and underwent surgery cience. and ?ro[essors Dean Zen· ments, student statements of ac· she was taken back to her Naples Wednesday. His condition since The conference will open with Mary Jean Belitz. 18. said she home. or. ]wbert L. Stoyles, Jr.. and counts, advance payment forms. had been told that if ~he kept the had been listed as poor. the law enforcement officers and Robert F. Ray oC the Institute of request lor refund forms. mid·se· U.S. Embassy and Italian Gov· The Con ervallon Commission the mayors and other oCficials title and particpated in the Miss ernment officials said adoptions relieved SliIhs of his duties as ?ublic Affairs. mester delinquency reports. grade Nebraska contest. she would be meeting as two separate groups. Ed Storey, director oC the Iowa reports, class lists. permanent rec· W~fdl'e WI17}ou here are tightly regulated. Italian director only last week because of The peace officers will consider barred from re-entering Dllchesne Development Commission. Willi ords, identification cards, student College where she'll be a opho. AGUDAS ACBIM CON GltEGATION authorities said about 1.000 chil· his heall11. A successor has nat technieal law enforcement prob· 802 E. Walhln,ton SI. FREE METDPDlST CBAPIIL dren have gone to the United been named. He was to have r·e· lems. with the discussion led by speak at the luncheon session. registration forms. student health more in the fall. Itabbl Sanll.r 93] Tblrd An. Attorney Emil G. Trott of Iowa records. and permanent CiJe fold· . Fr14., Servtce, " p.m. Tb. a .... Jam •• W. Ha ...... r Stales in recent months. m'ained with the commission in an Richard L. Holcomb, chief of the Mary Jean said she was also AIt.rnat .. "'lIh DIII.I Do ... 10 a.m . Sunda,. School. advisory capacity. . City, former Iowa City police ers. told by the Very Rev.' Carl M. Sabbatb worship, Satu.rda,...... It a.m. MorrUnr Wou ... , judge. will lead a discussion of Student Heallh. the OCCice of Stu· Reinert. S.J., president oC Creighton · . . 7:8. p.m. Sund .. ,. EVeD/a, !em_ G'ov. Hershel Loveless. who is vu· ASSEMBLY OF GO D Fri. 7:3t p''!'. CYC ~oor jurisdiction and procedures in tbe dent Affairs, School of Religion, University, she could not transfer 4S2 S. CllntoD SI. Radar Warnings cationing in Canada, was told by Th. It.v. Dan MIII.r, Palter telephone o( Stiles' death. He com· Washington may?r's court in the aCternooD ?resident's Orrice. and The Daily to that Catholic university. Neither FRIENDS Maratnr Wonhip, 1t a.m. Norval Tucker, Clerk mented: session of the conference. .Dlhll Iowan also find the system help· the Creighton nor Duchesne presi. Evan,eUI&lo Servtee. 7 p ... Phone 8·2800 By Citizen Irk mayors and peace offlcers will ful. Y.W.C.A. aoom. Iowa M.m.,'al 11...... All Iowa is saddened by the dents were available for comment. BETHA~ BIU'TI8T- CDUacJI participate in this session. In addition to regular SUI stu· · 0:80 a.m. MeeUnc tor worship loss of thi well known public servo Post Owner The chief obstacle to taking part B SI. " Flftb Ave., Iowa CII, lU:30 •• m. C lasset LeGrand Officials 1,( :~~4 11*P"\h'J 1I W~.b,Ip ,, 8~r~I~,, .,IIP GItAC)I: UNJTEJI ~ . Mr. Stiles' de tion to th ?aul R. Johnson of S.,Elrit Lake, IltS. medical residents who are In the beauty contests. MBry .feaD' lI1lSSIONAltY CHllRVB L bitter lis ce to e • \~cl'etary he orlliweSl: o~ elgible for married student housing said she was told, is bathing suit B"eDIDJ: Gospol S.nlce. 7:'0 • .•• 1854. MUle.tlne AYe. R.... Raymone. G. Salll.eI. , ••,., barb Is being stirred up here over o( eonservation is recognized Mayors' ASSOCiation, is in charge may receive a number. competition. II a.m. Reru1ar Church Wors,blp 8,"106 Comm .. nl", 0 .. fLts' Su.da, .f ",.r, Blbl. Stud, Cia .... lor aU a,•• , .:" .... service station operator Glenn throughout this state and in nation· of local arrangements (or the con· What will happen when the num· Earlier this month Sue lngersoll. montb. S.rvl •• 10:45 a .m. ference. bers reach 99,999? According to 7 p.m. Cbolr Practl •• (Red) May's habit of warning al conservation circles. WASHINGTON (A>! !A'I- Eugene 20, New Mexico's Miss Universe BETDIIL AFltlCAN METDODIIT 1:80 p .m .. Evenln, 8eryJce truckers when LeGrand puts its "Our profound sympathy goes Meyer, 83, who made newspaper Donald E. Rhoades, assoeiate di· hopeM. said she would remain in CUURCH ':110 p.m.• Weh •• da, Pr",.r ...... 411 S. Go.ernor SI. 8tud1 speed timer in use. !lut to his family in this hour of publishing his third distinguished rector oC the Registrar's Orrice. that contest despite a Catholic Tb. 141'. Fred L. Pen.,. Pa ...r sorrow." equipment is now set up to handle church announcement that it would nda,. • • • The controversy nared again career, died Friday. $35,000 Blaze 10 •. m. S.. Schcol HILLEL FOUN'DATJOM Thursday night when town offi· Sliles was nationally known as a six·digit numbers for the system. deny her and her family the sacra· · . 1!2 East Markel II'. Meyer. chairman of the Board of CHRISTIAN RIiFOItMBD CBUaCB Frl.a,. 7:Sf Sallbatll ...... cials set up the speed timer along conservationist. game and fish ex· the Washington ?ost and Times Set In Home Of Before switching to the present ments if she participated. Conference Room No.1. p.... Highway 30, which runs through pert and ornithologist. "owa Memorial Union Herald. died at George Wa hing· ~1IS7 He was chairman of the Missis· Pbone JEHOVAH'S WlTNlilU town. ton University Ho pital where he Teamster Agent )fr. Cornelius Korhorn, , uest . pel1ter 1120 D 8t. Minutes later May. who operates sippi Migratory Waterfowl Flyway tor summer. a p.m. .... lesus Cbrlll tho Pr.ml ••• · had lx>en under treatment for a S.rvl ... at 11/ a.m. and 7 p.m. Messiah?" a station at the edge of town. had Council and a member o[ the na· (A>! - Chamber Music Program heart ailment and cancer. DETROIT Fire. which state . . . . . 4 p.m . Walcbtower Stu dy his sign up warning truckers of lional council at tile time of his police said was set deliberately, TDE CDUaCD OF CDBIIT Tuel., 8 p .m ., Book . tad., death. He also was an advisor to He began as a banker. then de· 1820 Kirk ..... A .... Frida y. 7:30 p.m. Ministry Scb ..1 the radar. destroyed thE' interior of the home Blbl. CI ••••• , 9 a.m. 3:30 p.m. enlce M•• llne The sign, lighted at night by the U.S. Department o( the In· voted 16 years to government servo Mornlne Worship. JO a. •. of Teamstcr Union Business AgeJlt To Be Given By Quartet B.,.Dln, Wo ..blp Senlo •• ,:...... fares. reads "Trucks-Radar" in terior on migratory waterfowl. ice, and at the age of 57 he em· Charles O'Brien Thursday nighl in MENNONITE ORU.OB large letters. barked on a career as a newspaper suburban Bloomfield Township. As another feature in the SUI performed by the SUI mUSICians. CDUltCH· OF JESUS. CRIUS'II. 01. Clark Sl. publisher. OF LATTEIt·DAY SAINT. Tho R.v. Vlr,1I Br ...... Mayor Ray Weitzell . Town Coun· Damage was e limated at $35.000. Fine Arls Fe~tival, the University is somber in nature. with almost 910 E. Falrohlld 8t. Sunday Schael Oeur, t:.&I . . .. cilman James Smouse and Town President Eisenhower waS among tragic overtones. Durlng the period PrI.sthood , ••.m . Marnlnr Wornl" 10: •••.•• • The family was not at home. String Quartet will present .a pro· " MOLhaltd 8y tllIf~ Go.pel" Marshal Max Duncan checked the White Neighbors t hose paying tribute lo Meyer. "In from April. 1787, to April, 1701. sundal' Sobool. lO:S. " ... O'Brien wa reported out of the gram of chamber music Wednes· Saorament MH:Unl, • p.m. 3·6 p.m. Vespers a t Oakpolnt eft Prairie sign Thursday night and found it the pas ing of Eugene Meyer. the Mozart wrote four string qUintets. du Chien Road • Apologize state with his wife and two chil· day at 8 p.m. in the Main Lounge OHUltCH· OF THE. NAZAaINW . 1:15 p.m. Wed .. Mldwe.1l 8."... was only three feet from the curb nation and the news profession dr>n. He is business agent for probably intending to dedicate Burllnrton and CIIDt ... SII. of the highway. in violation of an of Iowa Memorial Union. aEORGANIZED· C.RURc& . DES MOINES (A>! - Two boxes have lost an outstanding newspaper Teamsters Local 299. which ls the them to the King as soon as he Tb. Ke •. G. M. FI.ld. MhllJrle, or onl ordinance which requires signs to Heard on the program will be Sunday 8ebo.l. ':15 a.m. OD&lST OF LATTE. DI\Y tlAllftl of groceries - gift of a white ~xecutive," Eisenhower said in a Detroit home local of Teamster's had eompleted a set of six. How· Mornln, Worsblp. [0 :45 a. •. 22l Melro.. Ave. be 10 feet from the highway. neighborhood - Friday helped statement. "As a publisher and lat· Presid nt James R. Hoffa. Schubert's "Quartet in E Major, ever, by April, 1788, poverty (1 :4_£1 Youth and Married Orod.p. J. D. AnderlOn, Mlal,," They moved the sign the reo er as chairman of the Board of the Op. 125. No.2"; Beethoven's 7:110 p.m. Sunda,. Evenlne S."lo. Ohurch School, 8:30 • . m. make a Negro couple forget some· ?olice said the living room of forced him to offer on a sub· Tburoday. 7:80 p.m. Mld·W.... Pra,•• Mornln, W.rsbl •• 10 :11 ".a. quired distance. and left it stand, one had painted "Coons Unwel· Washington Post and Times Her· the eight ·room house and two sec· "Grosse Fuge, Op. 133," and the scription basis the three quintets M.elln, 'Dd Blbl. 81ad,., · . . Thurod.y, 8:80 p.m. Choir ...... 1 SDAltON IIVANGILICAL ing. aid, and before that as a govern· and floor bedrooms had been Mozart "Quintet in G Minor, K. UNITED BltE'tftBEN CHUae. ''I'll keep putting the sign up come Neger" on their hous!;!.. . then completed; the C major. the · . . Mr. and Mrs. ·James McDamel ment official in a number or major soaked with fuel oil. Four empty 516." C minor, and the G minor. THE CONGREGATIONAL CBt'.VB X.loa. every time they get that radar Clinton and Jefferson 8tl'l"" a .... Doword D. Iita"" P..... posts, Meyer was known as a dis· five gallon cans were found inside Members of the University en· 9:90 •. m. Sunday Sch •• 1 out." May said Friday. "1 may moved into their new house Fri· The Wednesday recital will be JO I.m. Clturclt Servlce day morning. The groceries were tinguished citizen. the house. semble are Stuart Canin and John .. A Question of Values" Mr.. Henry 10:30 a.m. Worobl • lose eastbound business but when open lo lhe public free of charge. Lenard, ruut 7:8& p.m. Evenin, Ser.. lee "Mrs. Ei enhower and I extend Sergeant Oramel O'Farrell, head 8 the truckers come back through on' the back porch. Ferrell. violin; William ?reucll. Tickets will not be required for ad· W.d.. p.m. Cb .lr B.beau.' our deep sympathies to Mrs. of the arson squad at the Redford EVANGELICAL FltEE cBnva · . . A note said: viola, and Hans Koelbel. violoncel· mission. .T. ANDREW PBESBrrl~ LeGrand tbey stop and lell me Meyer and her family in the per· OF COI\ALVILLE they appreciated the warning." "We're sorry someone among us Stale Police. post, said, "We don't 10. All are members oC the SUI Th. B... . W. 'B.b.rt Culb.rt.... Pador ' CHUBCB sonal 10ss they have sustained." know why thE' fire was set. but we music faculty. Assisting at'list in Sand.y Sebool, 9:45 a .m. a.olet, and Melro.. "'.... " 1 don't like some of these stor· acted like a fool. Maybe this will Worship Sen'lee, U a .m . Unlv ...I', Belrhle help make ' your moving days Meyer wa thinking oC retire· know it was no accident." the Mozart work will be Doris Pickets Form EvenlDC 8trdee. 7:31) ~ , ,, P ••l E. Parkl'-, .Ial..... ies about LeGra nd." Mayor Weit· O'Brlen's mother, Mrs. Sylvia Chnrch Sobo.l. • a.m. r •• rtII a .... zell ·said. "We're \iust trying to easier. We're glad to have you ment when he re igned as govern· Preuci! on vio la. FAJTH· l TN ITBD. J)DnVB .nd Old.r ?aris of Detroit, blamed her son's ·th Cburab Sen'lee, 1& a.m. protect our kids, Oie same as any here and hope we can be good or of the Federal Reserve Board in Doris ?reucil. wife of violist At_ Mered. (Evane.llc.1 ADd aet..... ) union aclivties. She told police. 1101 LOwer MUleatine .... J I &-. m. "An An.wer u GO"I Or.tle'· neighbors. the spring of 1933. He decided, William ?[eucil. who joined the tJ hurc.h Bohbol, 10 a .m. other town does." "He got many threats. He laughed ·shng CO. E. Ea,.ne W...... 1'.... , . Marshal Duncan said only eight The nole was signed "The however. that the newspaper field University's music faculty last fall. Publ. 8:45 a.m. Mornln, Worsbl. Tblrd Grod ••nd v.un,.. offered an opportunity for further them off but they scared .me." . .:45 a.... 8u •• ", Scbool W.d .. 7:80 p.m. Sr. Choir or nine of between 8,000 and 9,000 N~ighbors." i~ a graduate of the Eastman DES MOINES (All - ?Ickets were 11 a.m. Mor.ID, ',"robl, Monday.Tburoday - U·lI:1IO ..... BlIII. public service and on June 1, Sehaol vehicles going through LeGrand School of Music, and has played in posted at the Meredith Publish) FIRS; BAPT;Sr CD;.oa 1933. · . . daily are stopped during the hours· BABtES IN BAR he bought the Washington the first violin sections of several ing Company here Friday noon by Norlh Cllntop an ....Irchlld Sio. IT. PAUL'S LUTDI.AM OB~ :rAlPEI, Formosa IA'I - Ty. Post at public auction. Local No 84 International Stero. a ••. G. Tb.mu ratb.... , MIDI.tor MI .....18' ••• long radar checks. Ottu mwa Fi rm major orchestr!ls. including the . , • Marlon Van 0'111, UnlYerait, Work 40f E. 100t ..... "We gave them a 150mile leeway phoon Billie forceq evaclfation of The Post, which had been a great Rochester Philharmonic, the, East· typers and Electrotypers Umon. a.m, Cb.rob S.b ..1 • 9 a.m. Worship ':8. UPll ln Sp eakln," the U.S. military hospital here name in American journali m, had Kurt Schaffer Meredith direc. a:~ •. 10:45 Mornln, W.rrld, over the posted 45 lijId 25 mile an Cited For WQge­ man·Roche ter Orchestra a"d the • . ' . 4 WeJIJ or Monuments" 1.0 ". m. Sunday 801100. Wednesday. The maternity ward fallen into receivership during the tor oC ,mdustnal relations. termed 7 p.... Blbl. Stud, hour limits. If the town was reali, ~ational Symphony (o( Washing· n. TDOMAS· MoaE. OBAPIL alter money it could get rich on is now situated in the men's bar depre sian with a circulation oC Hour Violations ton, D.C.>, She has also partici· the walkout a violation of the un· PIRST' CRRI8;IAN CDU.OB lee McLean SI. these speeders." Duncan said. of the officers club. just over 50.000. pated in sum mer festivals can· ion's contract with the eompany 217 E. rowa Avo. M...... n.. S. D.•. C,Dwa, ...... DES MOINES (A>! - A five-count which became effective Jast May n ...... A. c. H.trl.hler Ir .. Pa.ler Sanda, M ...... 6:&5, t. t. 1. d' U:. . ducted by ThO'\' Johnson in North 8all, A. 8mltb, Mluloter .f Bd ••att •• a .... Til. l' a.m ...... II • Bt,.... criminal information citing the Carolina, ?ennsylvaniB and Wis· 15. 9:00 Oll.reh Sobool IOf "II "'•• •• nr by tile eoarre,ailea. Combs Sand Company of Ottum· Meredith began preparing Fri. 10 :30 a.m. "'oublp D.lly Ma .~ ••• 8:lIt a .•.• 7 . ..., 7111 .... c!)nsin. " Flow From tbe Depth" · . . wa and Geopge L. Combs. its presi. day afternoon to file a court ac· ~ p.m. D.S .F. 8wlmmln, at -Wo.1 IT. WENOESLAUS ODu.ea All of the quartet members are n .... 1fienaily Iowan dent. for alleged violations of the tion (or damage and an jnjunc· LIberty W.II est It. D".. st. in the SUI Symphony Orehestra. Tbo an, Ed .."rd W. Hi•• 1L P .... federal wage-hour law.is on file )n lion against any eontract violation il:~~1 C.Y.f·. - Voalb mod .t luafl.y Mallei, 8:38 ...... 11 .... the Federal District Court here. William Preucil is also a member by the union. I1 :U a.m. P... 2 SATURDIlY, JULY 11 Iowa City, loira of the Tri City Orchestra. with FIRST cilUaOB o.n, MI.•••• , !J ••••• ,:..... U.S. Dist. Atty. Roy Stephenson. Company o(fidals said the dis· OF CUltI8T. SCIBNTl.T · . . which he has appeared a Dumber '1'111 UNRED CBUaOJl Th6 Da#y IOtDIIn iI wriUeII and edited by 8tlldent.f and is governed by a board; of five 8tllden: trustee.! elect~d by who filed the information, said it pute arbse belween tbe electro· 111t E. C.llee .... 11107 H .....II •• at. of times in Da venport. Stuart Ca n· RUDda, S.hool. II a.m. . Low.r du! lfudent body and four faculty trustee.t appOinted by ~lle president at tilB University. Tile Dally lowan's charges that the firm and Combs typers union an~ Local 86. Inter· "'.d., • p .... T ••Um ••, III•• E. Bu, ••• ,hllOl. J'.... r in, head of violin instruction at U., 8"n.a, Scbu.l. ':f5 a .... «l1loritJl policy, therefore, " not on expression of SU I aclministrallon pblicy or opinion, in any particular. falsely reported to the administr. national ?rinting I Pressman and · . . Mor.ln, Wo ..bl" . :45 a.' U .... tor of the wage·hour di visi on that SUI, has appeared as soloist with Assistants Union. over which is to FIH1' IINGU8D LUTDI.A.N CBnO. , •. m. E.nln, W... h •• t Dabuqa" all. Markel Sio. KrlptlOllll. $10 per )'eor; "'" montba, Wake·.ood ..,rvlce on rnJssed papers $936 in back wages had been paid the Tri City Orchestra. have jurisdiction over two rna· ...... , WID,at., Patlor · . . TBINlrr BPI'COPA~ CBIJ80II '1he-1>ally Iowan IS.IIO; three monlM. p .25. II not posalb_, but every e!fort wW to an ef!1polye. The Mozart "G minor," to be chines in a work process. Services, '" 8. lJ • . m. lilt B. c.n ••• I .. be made to ""rreel error. with the NUrler" 9 • •m. .. ,.b ...... r.nd J. B. Jardhi ...... next I.. ue . . Hoty Comlllunlon, 611t p.m. It ••. a.b.rl L. Waillor, eI,a,laI. tnK.la DAILY IOWAN IDITOaJAL ITAII' 7 p.m. Lulber Le.rao a a... 1101, c ...... I •• AUDIT BUUAlI Editor ...... T ed Rasmuuen M.MBEa .f til. ASSOCIATED PRI!S8 . :15 lIamll, ••"'''' M• ..." OP News Editor ...... Kay Kre .. The Assoclaled Pre.. I. entitled "". PlaiT ;JlI8B~ERIAN ~B11ava O... rcb".m. IIch ••1 CDCtJIA'fJOMI City Editor ...... Marlene JOrJen!len elusively to the Use for republlcal10n !Ie I. Mlfll., Il. University Bulletin Board' D•. P. Howl.o .. P.II•• k, MI •• ater 11 •. m. Mornln, Pra.y," Sports Editor ...... Don F6rsythe of all the local newl printed tn thl. , ij p.m. Oanlerbary CI .... Chkf Phototr. pher ....JoAnne Moore ne .... B\>aper .. ,."eU .s all A.P new, Tb. ae ... ,oro •• ,. L.Il ... PUbu.bed dal\)' exeeJlt Sunday .nd Soclety Editor ...... ){ary Jan .. dlspatche .. Unl"enlt, •••l.r 6:'5 , .m. lIrl.. sr. Ch.lr ...... ,. UId Iqal hoUdap by 8tu· , U.I.. nl1, B.II.U. Bea,... tt_ •••1 ,. roee'.,. "t Th. DaU, I..... rnn ...... 1 0...... Ch.TCh S•••• I, .:at " •• 11 " ••• • • • U... C•• ler • • , .... • , lIIe ... ,. .et ... ,.'U.. 1l0 • • Th., .... h. '''•• aIld ... n••• , ... H.I.er .r M ...la, Wo ..III, ••:It aad 11 a.a. .T. MAaY'1 CBUaOJl dan'• PlabUcaUon.. Inc.. CommunJca­ DAILY IOWAN ADVlaTl8ING .TAFF ~.a~lIaU ro •• I.tr... aIlrl DAlLY IOWAN flUl'EltV1S0R8 ...OM 1' ... on Lie ••10. Iowa 10.... J!n­ -«_r .r lII •• •• "I.. ,."U."H. 1, ... "..,1 r... I1 •••• 1 ol"lbl. r.r ..10 ...... o p.m. Und.r,ra.u.t. W... hl, ...... Center. CIV, Su .. ~. " Adv. Director ...... SCHOOL OF JOUaNALI III FACULTY at. Ite•• O. B. M.I ....'. p.... r tered .. ~nd elaIs matter at the W.d. 7 , .... W•• 1ml".t.. Cb.1r ...... ! ...... Mel Adama Publisber ...... John lIl. Harri son fl 1II1IIEIt OPEIlA. "Rita" and lie In the cbar,e of Mrs. ProIrltt (rom Sat. 2:80 p. ... Jr. Cb.1r luad • ., Mallei, e •. m ., '7 ~ ...... poet Office ., low. C1t.y. under tbe AdverUslnc Mana,er ... Jamel Clayton EdItorial ...... Arthur M. Banderson "Westarn Child" wJlJ be presented July 7 to July 21. Telephone her at PLA r NITBS a' til. ...1•••• " wID 1':11 .,m.. 1l:11t "... • 8Dt or Coqnsa of MardI t. 1111. Cla ..lJled Adv. Mill' .. .Larry Henne.,. Advert .. ln' ...... rohn Kotlman July 28. 19. S1 and Aug. 1 at B 8·31101 lJ • slIter or Information about be each Tuelday ...d Friday from ,:. naBT· METDODIST . CBuaOB · . . Promotion Manaru. : ... W.lter Barbee Circulation ...... Wilbur PetHlOD p.m. In Macbride Auditorium. Ticket. jolnln. the aroup IJ. de.I~. to 9:30 p.m. \lnlll AU/r. 11. pro· IT. PAT,lUClt'S CBUacII from _ ,. IUInJPt ,. 10tt.H•• ••d D.b.q..... , D1a14191 available at East Lobby Desk, lMV. vlded that no }lome vanity conte.t Dr. L. L. D.... la,lon, MI.II .. "4 E. C ..., ... ' TRUSTEES. ,OARD Of ST DE NT schedul~ . nport ...... lie..... women'. pa.e 9 a.m. W 5:30 p.m. startlna July 22 , T"Eal WILL l'.e recreaUonal swim. Is Available for members 9:118 Church 8eb ••1 B.ry 'D.,., 5:f5. 1•••.•. a" 'I..... I ' llama. for _unceme1Ib to tbe The DAILY IOWAN ClBCULATJON P BLICATIONS daJly .".. pt Sunday. Also on eale at min ••t the Women'. Gym from .:10 lof the f.culty. Ita ft. and student ,:1111 M.rnlnr "'.... 1. Low Ha ..... ':lIt, "t.. U .... DaII)o ....en. EdJtDrial oWen .,. CIrculation Wa1lll'er ...... Robert Bell I Macbride Auditorium '·8 p.m. the to a p.m. dally. body and their .pou..,. ar ... the fol. "Wlly BapUlm'" .... JII-, I,ll L •• In the Communication. Center. Waller Bnrbee. A3; Or. Gear,e ev~tn.s o( the Opera. Mall orders ac-­ I -~ lowlna: Tum., nt.hla-badminton, It.v. Roberl ED;.I. , ..., • • • Easton. CoUeae of Deniistr,Y i Jane cepled until July 22. Add ....: Operl...... y BOO ••I Monday-J'rtcl.,: handball. paddleball, IWlmmln_, ZIOW LllTBBaAlI (lBnOJl ,,~ rete. - .." dnI.,. fa 01 .. 4191 U ,ou do not receive )'Our Gllcllrl5t. A%; Paul E. Hogenson. 02: Iowa Memorial Union. All tlcketo are 7:30·1 a.m.; Satutd.y ' :311. II p.m.; tab le tennlo and Ienn... Frtday . . "'. Jo...... an. BI.o.I.,...... low. Cl~ ... cenb week),. oratO Dally Iowan by 7:30 a.m. The Dally JUdith Jones. AS; Prof. Hugh KclllO , reserv.ed and cost $2. Sunday 1:311 p.m. · I •.m. Reserv. nlahts - all Tuesday actiVIties, FIRIT UNITAalAN 100ilTY Servl ••• 8 an. 10.M a .•, Dar r- Ia .d"• .-; .bt 'mOnth., •owan ClrculaUon olllee In Communi· Department or PoUlital Science; Prof . Desll : MonU)'· Thurlda7 •••: m. -' :110 basketball and volleyball. Wednes­ 1... 1 Ayo. "nd Gllbon , .. Sunb, Scho.1 . : 15 a... . • .10; .~ "....u... 13. .... By mall caUOIU Center la open from • a.m. Leslie G. Moeller, School 01 Journal· p ..... ; Friday - Saturda,: • a.m.· 4:110 day nJ,ht - famUy nliM. ' ·' :JS Pallor It ... Kh .... Arlo ... Ad.11 Bibl. 010 ....It a.•. .. ~ a... SIft yeer: .Ix monlu, P: til 5 p.m .• Monday throulh Friday and Ism; Sara D. Schindler, A3; Pro!. L. TUE UNIVERSITY COOPE.ATlVB p.m.; ,- . :110 p.m.; 8unda,: I - .;10 unlll Au,ult 5. Brln. your I UJb· It:1It a.m. Ca.. rob 8.n'e•• VITIRANI H08prrAL CBAP.L ___tba. ..: all. otber -U au'" from • to ...... 011 Selurdu. A. Van D ~ke, ColI.,e of Education. RADl! SITTI NG LEAGUE BOOK will p.m.; ,. 8:110 p.1Q. mer !enlon I.D. corda. • • e1l5, I. a.m. .h.lr ,. '. S.-turday, Juty 11, '9St-THE DKILV loWA'M-towa -t'rty, til., PII" , $100,OQO fund For Drake Pin A Rose On Khrushchev's Nose - Sex Boijklets Soon You May Be Able To Be Destroyed of. University Challenged EDINBURGH, SCotland til British doctors have decided to DES MOINES I.fI - The late S. her husband dies before she does. To Wire Posies To Reds destroy 50,000 copies of a sex-in­ Donald Butters, former owner of a Upon Mrs. Segall's death, the struction booklet that is fetching fA'! - ,eneral insurance agency here, agreement states, the trust pro· LO DO The time may be approaching when an American - 10 times it. original price 1n black placed all or his property in a perty will be given to Drake Uni­ or just about anybody else - will be able to telegraph a dozen red market dealings. trust mainly for the eventual bene- versity for building of a memorial roses to Nikita Khrushchev in the Kremlin. The British Medical Assn. with· fit of Drake University, an inven- to be designated as the Aileen B. "Actually," said Thomas Simpson, "we're going to grapple with drew "Getling Married," a one· tOry on file Friday in Polk County Butters Memorial to perpetuate the this thorny problem next week." shilling - l4-cen! - paperback Probate Court indicated. memory of Butters' wife. Simpson is an officer of InterClora, a SO-year-old organization that booklet from newstands last March lIutters died April 15, 1958. He The property in the trust in- telegraphically Clutters !lowers aU after a storm or protest (rom "'. 68. He formerly operated the eludes the home which has since over the world . church leader ~. B~ttet's Realty Co. and the S. D. been sold, 10 shares o{ stock in the Among questions "Getting Mar· "You can now telegraph flow­ ried" posed: , Butters Co . insurance agency {or Butters in urance firm, three Nikita A Poor ers to Communist Czechoslo\'akia :.> 'Years. shares of stock in the realty com- "Is chastity outmoded, outdated, and Yugoslavia," he said. "but out?" ne trust is reported to be worth pany and other corporate stock. the Soviet Union won't allow its about $100 thoLlsand. Mars. Segall in one of two law- Pupil; Claims "So you're getting married? And florists to belong to our organiza­ are you pregnant too? " T\Ie validity of the will and trust suits in Polk County District Court tion ." During the four days the booklet is Ileing challenged by his daugh- contcnds that the trust investment His Teacher Nine men representing 25,000 was available it ~Id 200,000 COpies. ter, Mrs. Jo Ann Segall of Wash- should be invalidated on the florists operating in 120 countries Another 50,000 were withdrawn. mgton ,. D.C. grounds Butters "was not posses ed MANCHESTER, Co nn. IA'I - will meet in London Sunday. Doctors meeting Thursday voted In , his will Butters bequeathed of the mental capacity to execute Antonia Hladka says she laught The nine - three Americans, 175-144 to keep their remain1ng .' the ~household furnishings to his such an in trument." In thc other Soviet Premier Niklta Khrushchev three Britons, and three [rom con­ co pies out of circulation. Now they daugnter. He directed that tho rest lawsuit Mrs. Segall argucs that the a lesson or two. tinental EuroPe "- are members will be destroyed. Th"e vote repre­ of the prope rty be placed in trust. will should be invalidated bec.use of Interflora's world council which sented a narrow victory for Dr. The trust agreement executed Butters was . "of unsound mind" at She says she was his language dictates the organization's policy. Wolomon Wand, "BMA Counell teacher, long before Khrushchev chairman who. originally ordered July J7, 1957, provides paymenl the tfme it was executed and be­ The Americans 'lire Victor Stein, upon Butter's death of $1,500 to cause it was "procured through became prominent even in his own San Francisco; Eugene Daudelin, the book's withdrawal. undue influence." country. Chicago; and Harold Kay ton, San Mrs. ~gall; $1 , ~ each to cousins Antonio. Edith ,Keyster and Harriet Key ter It was in the Ukraine. shortl). '" . after the Russian Revolution, that Stein, now vice president of In­ 7 Year Sentence of Chicago; $500 to a niece, Mar- K,·"ed Her Mrs. Hladka in tructed worker terflora, will become president at gare! Pray of Wells, Mi nn., and the London meeting. Given Check Artist $200 to an employe, RUby Willis of Khrushchev in formal Russian. As for operating Interflora serv­ And she describes him as a "poor Des Moines. . Courage To ,Spare ice in the U.S.S.R. , "a direct ap­ CARROLL I.fI - Donald W. pupil." She aid his knowledge of The agreement also specifies 2 Brothers E ight-year-old Donna Stapel hugs a couple of toys in her hospital bed at Sedalia after undergoing sur· peal to the Kremli n is considered Brenizer, 26, oC Lancaster, Mo" that Mrs. Segall is to receive $9 ,000 . , basic Russian was "very poor" at likely," Simpson said. Friday pleaded guilty to a charge a year Cor the rest of her life if gery. She was brought to the hospital after her righ t Ie" had been amp utated by a motorboat propaller ,the lime. Has In terfl ora ever had custom­ of fal ely drawing and uttering a while she was Y(,8ding at a Lake of the Ozarks resor t Wednesday. "I'm glad this happened to me instead "lie knew the words 'capilali~ t s' ers who want to send, flowers to check, and was sentenced to seven Says Woman of lome other 1i"le girl or boy," she told her mother, Mrs. Elmer Stapel, of Calumet Park, III. The boat and 'imperialists," she said in an Russia? years in the Iowa State Peniten­ Fulgencio Batista struck Donn~ as it backed away from a dock.- AP Wirephoto. interview with the Mancqestcr "We've had many," Stein reo tiary in Fort Madison by DistriCt ANNISTON, Ala. (A'I - Police Evening Herald Friday. plied. "And I'd like to say - with­ Court Judge F. M. Cooney. AAplies For said Friday thal tall, dark-haired After the revolution, Mrs. out revealing how we've done it - Brenizer was arrested in Carro)] Midwest Loan Hladka was assigned to a pro­ that we've gotten our Dowers in July after he had purchased a Viola Hyatt told them he killed Federal Power Commission through the Iron Curtain." diamond engagement rhtg from a An American Visa " . gram for teaching those who were and n1utnated two brothers living Volumes Rise unable to get education before. local jewelry store and paid for it WAS RING TON 1m - Former on her father's farm, then hauled These institutions. he said, were KASHMIR FlOODS' with a bad check. Cuban President Fulgencio Batista the bodies up to 50 miles away Studies Ga~ Service Plans' OMAHA IA'I - Presidenl Thoma s known as the Faculty for the SRINAGAR, Kashmir fA'! - Re­ Brenizer had been in Carroll only has applied for a visa to come to ceding flood waters have left 104 before dumping them. A. Maxwell Jr. said l"riday the Workers. Her job was to teach two days when he bought the ring the United States from the Do· WASHINGTON (A'I - The Federal Power Commission Friday took Omaha Federland Land Bank made Rus ian and French to the work­ dead in the ramed Vale of Kash­ an d gave it to a girl he had met minican Republic where he now is The plump, 30-year-old resident mir, a Government spokesman under advisement a series oC proposals design cd to provide additionaf a greater dollar volume of farm er . the same day. in exile. of While Plains, AI., a small natural gas service to six midwestern states. ~ai d Friday. The . Cloods were des· PoHce here said Brenizer wa s The State Department said Fri­ mortgage loans both in June and in One of those workers was the community in norlheast Calhoun Chairman Jerome Kuykendahl said after a day-lonll session de- miner who eventuaUy became pre· ~cribed as the worst in living also wanted on bad check charges day in answer to an inquiry, that the first six month of 1959 than memory. by CentervilJe authorities. Batisla applied ror the visa about County, was questioned for about voted to the presentation of argu- - - - - mier of the Soviel Union and bos ment that a decision in the ca. e has a "fallacious rale design." He in any similar periods since the of the Communisl party. ~ week ago. six hours Thursday night ~efore might be reached in a matter of also said the iron ranges project early 1930s. A Department spokesman de· she began to tell the story, orfi- CUE~NJNG clined to forecast whether Batista days or weeks. The Commission is unsound and is ba cd on "shaky Maxwell said thal at the same 150 REDS DEAD LAUNDRY AND DRY will be allowed to enter this coun­ cers added. will decide the case directly with- economics." lime, delinquencies on loan repay­ TAIPEI, Forma a IA'I - About try. Walter L. Allen, chief investiga- out the filing of the usual inler· ments were at or near record lows 3000 anti-communist guerrillos LOCATED ACROSS But, top Department officials ter for the State Department or mediate examiner's decision. in Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota most of them Mongolians, have were understood to be cool to the Public Safety, said two warrants Involved are three applications Band Concert and Wyoming - the state in which killed about ISO Red soldiers in from Pearson's Drug idea. lVere issued charging Miss Hyatt by Northern Natural Gas Com­ the bank operates. receni raid a few hundred miles Press officer Jo epn W. Reap, with murder. Sheriff Roy Snead pany, Omaha, Cor authority to northwest or Peiping, Tatae News of Calhoun County said it wilt be build $102,451,400 worth of facilities Scheduled Sunday The January-June volume in thl' <:ammenting on the American alti­ [our states exceeded $33 million Agency reported Friday. The 315 E. Market tude, said oniy : "Admission of up to a grand jury to fix the de- to serve for the first time 342 corn· This Sunday's concert in the park munilies in Iowa , Minnesota, South MalCwell said. That was 89 per cenl agency, operated by the National­ ~liens to the United States is gov­ gree of murder. · . d will be conductcd by William Gow- higher than in the same period o( i l Chine e Justice Ministry Open 7 a.m. 6 p.m. Floyd Mann. stale public safe- Dakota, Ne bras ka, WIsconslO an , '0 . erned by the Immigration and Njlt­ Illinois. er Sr., associate professor of music 1958. Loan volume in both Iowa here, aid its information came uraliiation Act. The application of ty director, said four things con- 1 and head 0 brass instruction at and Wyoming was more than from underground contacts on the Monday thru Saturday rormer President Batista will be tributed to the motive in the Also included is a proposa by double than that of a year ago. mainland. considered in the light of pertinent brutal slaying three weeks ago. Iron Ranges Natural Gas Com- SUI. provisions of this legislation." pany. St. Paul, to build a nalural The Iowa City Community Band Reap said he did not know what He listed them as phys~cal gas pipeline syslem in Minnesota abuse to her by the men, •• ph.yslc. a1 at an estimated cost of $7,614,702, will play its fourth concert of the kind of viSa Batista had requested. summer at 4 p.m. in Callege Hill abuse to her wf at h er, d nn k109 tl) receive gas from Northern and Batista's t;~iilJ'l!'l, . "I~~ .. over­ thrown Jan. 1 by the the (orces of habits" of-'th~men which Jrt'1tatecl 'Ye'M 28 continunittt!s and 'I II!!Ver~ 1 l;'!ilFreka··t· ure'd"·sot··o'l.'s't··s wU' I 'be Ch~rles ' Fidel Castro. the family, and argument over the industrial customers. U usc of a car. Opposition to the Northern pro- Warren, G, Wichita, Kans., on the trombone, and William Gower Jr., Authorities identified the vic- .posals come from the Metropoli- head of the Woodwind Department . Classified Instruction Typing tims as Emmett Harper, 48, and tan Utilities District of Omaha, at Colorado State Collegc. WANTED------lr ln a· 8 Ou. 8 lO TYPING. 3M:!. B·lS Arson ist Brea ks Lee nder Harper, 55. Council Bluffs Iowa Gas Company, iii_____ " __""_" ____-__ on_ -_._. _-_"_u.___ -_ BALLROOM d.llc. Jesson •. MlmJ Youd e ===--::-:-:-______~::: Advertising Rates Wurtu. Dial 11485. 8-30 TYPING. 6110. 8-UR Both lived in a box-type house Minneapolis Gas Company, and ~ Business Opportunities Down In Court trailer near the unpainted fra;ne National Coal Association. The -24-H:-:O::-U=R:--",-ry-l:-ce-.- E=I:-ec-:'=rI-c -:t::":yp=-.:::w::":r:::lte':":""•. WO~D ADS Apartment for Rent 8-1330. 8-1. DES MOINES (A'I - A 46-year­ farm house where Miss Hyatt lhree gas firms are present cus­ AM·PRO THE Iowa Flylne Club has openlnl' for One Vay ...... U a Word 5 .tockholders. For Information call TYPING. 8·5102. 8-10 old man, arrested after his son lived with her elderly father and tomers of Northern. 8-5887 evenlne. . 7.22 FURNISHED alr-condltloned o!tlelenc), ==:::----:-:--:-:--:--:---:- stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Raymond A. Smith, speaking for Two Days ...... 10¢ a Word apartm"nt. AvaUable Au",lt "15th. THESIS. ,onoral typlnlf. mlmeolfTaph- told police his father was going to Miniature Golf Phone 8-3694. 8-l0 lng, Notary Public. Dial 2656. Mary set a house afire, broke down and Hyatt. the Council Bluffs firm, said it is Three Days .. _.... .!2¢ a Word Miscellaneous V. Burns. 801 low. SIaIe Bank. :·J5 wept during arraignment on an The bodies were found June 28 not contended that towns involved F .. W d 2 ROOM furnished aparlment In quiet and 29 in rura!. areas near Gads- in the pending applications should New felt on all '8 hal ••. our Days ...... 14. a or AMANA Bakery Good •. Mus<:atine To- home. Close 10 campus. Phone 8-1300T:::-:YP= lN= G::-....!~_ 16_•.:-:--::-=:-_ 7-23 arson charge. Five Days 15¢ a Word maloes. llIe lb. Coral Fruit Markel. belore . :30 p.m . 8·15RC TYPING wanted. 8-000f. 7-,23 "My wife's going to leave me," den, Ala . Their faces were blasted not have gas. So come out, join the fun...... 8-18 , . Ten Days ...... 20¢ a Word Troller Home For Sal- TYPING. 11246. 8-20 Francis J . Thompson said. beyond recognitio'n by a shotgun " We only say," Smith said. "that DAVEr-tPORT. chair. de.k. TV, Relrl. v Thompson entered a plea of In­ charge and their arms and legs we shouldn't be compelled to pay Open: 8 p.m. 2 BI •• 1lI One Month ...... 89¢ a Word gerator. bedroom sel. 8-0026 . 7-24 TYPING. %447. ..11 Week Nl,btl, N.rth of nocent. and waived to the Polk were hacked off and missing. higher rates so these people an 8-11 2 ,.m. Sal. Alrp.rl - (M1nimum Charge SO¢) " ton alr-condltloner. Bamboo drape •. 11146 27' Indlnn: SMO.OO. Bathroom. com- TYPING. mM. 9202. County grand jury. He was freed have gas." 8-0164 aCter 8:00 p.m. 7·21 pltlely furnished, cl.an. Lo\ 210 For- ______-:_~-:-_-_ The first body was found in • nd SUD. Bh•• , '11• THE CAlLY IOWAN RESERVES I----~------est View , Phone 8-301~. 7-25 Autos for Sal. on $1,000 bond set by Municipal Etowah County beside an aban- George Pardce, representing the UNDERWOOD PorUlbl. Typewrller. ------.------Judge Harry B. Grund . THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY seUIIglot. 180..00. .Uached. 8-4696 Six afler monlh. 5 p. m.old . Must7-18 ______Pets for Sale _ doned shack just off U.S. 11. The Omaha[iled appli utility,cations said for Northerneight rate hains- ~-~~:;;;;;;~~~~ 1837 ISETIA 300. Must aacriLlc. lor Thompson told the court he se~ ca sh . 8-6928. 7·24 fire to one of his houses to pre­ second was foun d the next day creases since 1950. He added: Hl-FI Components. National Ampll- SELLING ;B.sset puppies. Dial tMO. some 10 miles fur ther south along Iler. Colaro ChlInger. V.M. Speaker 7-SORC 1954 Bultk. PrIced for QUic k &IIle. vent his wJfe from getting it. An 'the highway. It too was dumped "We oppose these hearings as ENns TONITE Enclosure. 3 peakors. 6822. 7-21 Phone 9139. 7·18 estimated $4 ,000 damage was done Alan Ladd h being incubators for rate increas- 1956 VOLKSWAGEN. Black with red to the house. beside an empty( ouse. , es." ~ in "Sblln e" KROEHLER Hide-a-bed. good condition. Call 8-{346 afler 5:00 p.m. 7-18 Trailer Spac. Inlerlor. "5881 evonlJ\lfS, 7-21 Thompson's 21-yllar-old son Wil ­ Police said one body was 38 John A. McGrath, attorney {or of sur liam was I stoppcd for ~pee din g miles from the Hyalt house and the coal interests, said Norlhern FULL set sludent nurse unl- MODj;:RN Trailer Park in" with laundr),. lorml. Size 10. 8-2298. 8-9 Racey', Trailer Court, West Bra~~r. lENT .A-CAR Thursday night, but told officers the other 49 mil €!s from the house. 1 he was hurrying to stop his fat her FRESH Sweet Corn picked Dally. Coral 01 from firin g the house. . Fruit Market. 8-IRC Where To Eat -Poors Open 1: 1S- Who Does It? TURKEY SANDWICHES Ind HOME· RENT ·A·TRUCK MIDN1GHT SHOW TONITE MADE PIES to eo. Maplecrest SInd· MAKE covered bells. buckles and but. wlch Shop. Hwy. 218 SOuth. Across UCENSED '" tons. Sewln, mqchlno. for renl. from the Airport. Phone 8-1773. 7·11Re mtffl1fuII) "I Married A Monstear" Singer Sewing Cenler. 125 S. Dubu que. "Ends Phone 4191 Phone 2413. 8-16R Ignition 'Monday" Carburetors Hertz Da.IVI!·'" System ' NOW STARTS ELECTROLUX Sal.s and Service. O. K. llUI SUNDAY ' Ihrl,. Phone 6684. 8-2:R GENERATORS STARTERS Rooms for Ren' Prices This Attraction FURNACE cleaning. Large machine. Briggs & StraHon Motors Big Cutl Prompt service on o rders piacfd now. MAHER BROS. Best Seller Adults 51.00 MAN'S room. cookJnlf privileges. 5487 Larew Co, 9681. 8-7 '. Children Under 12 Free or 5846. 7-30 Pyramid Services ''THE NAKED lind T -V Servlclnlf. Evenln •• and weekends. 621 S. Dubuque Dial 5'l23 Phone 96" THE DEAD" N:!I:::.CE:::..:r.:::oo:::.m::.:...:8-=2 5::;:18::;,. ____...... :7;.; -2:.::;31l:;..:.~D;.:;;;I.1 8·1088. 8· 1.7 TECHNICOLOR FIRST DRIVE-IN Iy C H t C YOU~G "OVER THE Engagement ... Complete •• , BLONDIE WEK-END" Uncut ••• Unchanged DOORS OPEN 12:45 , - Shows at . 1:00· 3:40 • 6:25 with SPENCER 'bRACY Eme"H~\ 1 9:00 - "Feature '1:10" C~INT "Cheyenne" WALKER ...... ~OJWI'" ~w~':::c::. EXTRA Color Cartoon Filmed In B,lglum, Italy, Africli anti Mostly In the WU«SilY Conscience of a .. r If '(\ie, Young and Beautiful , Girl! NOWI Best In Town THE BArtlE IIUDRE!I PICTURE HEPBURN BEETLE WITHOut • FRED liNNEMANN'S1WlIIOCTION~ WANNA BUVA "HOME SWEET l~~~~ EQUAL I HOME q 516N, J­ THE NUllS BEETLE? STDRY CHARLION VUl ANNt TECHNICOlOR~_WARNERBROS. HESTON· BRYNNER· BAXTER toWARD G. YVONtit PETER FINCH ROel NSON f DE CARLO MME EDITH MHS IW4E PEGCY ASHCROFT III OOIIIIOCK OtBRA PAGET JOHN DEREK DEAN JAGGER .. NIIDtlEO I pru-COLOR CARTOON NOTE: B,cause of the length "Fit To B, Toyed" of this fe.tvr, only onl show IOWA will be .hown lach evening at 8:20 p.m. PREMIERE } ..... ~THI DAILY IOWAN-I_. Crty, 1• .-.5atvrUy, July ii, 1959 . 1

,hite' SOX E'dge 'y anke. ~S ,In .... No-HiHer For u.s., Russia Reed Enters Clay Court SUlowans Enter • Iowa Amateur I Yank's Terry . Clash Today Finals; Defeats Nagler Golf Final Round DAVENPORT {11'1 - Two S'='I In Dual Meet CHICAGO 111'1 - Whitney Reed, al upset lop-seeded Alex Olmedo students Friday battled their w ElY For 8 Innings blond NCAA champion, ended the Thursday. into the finals of the Iowa AITla­ PHfLADELPHlA 111'1 - The Unit· upstart antics of young fellow No mattcr who wins that second teur Golf Tournament. Score On Jim Landis' ed States and Russia clash today Californian Larry Nagler Friday semifinals battle. the primarily They are 20·year·old Jack RIHe in a dual meet that brings together to enter the finals of the alional defensive tactics oC both partici­ of Waterloo and 19-year-old B.lli Bases-Full Single mo t of the world's best men and Clay Court Tenni Tournament. panls guarantees a long after­ Hird of Fort Dodge. women in track and [ield. Neither had much trouble witnn­ . NEW YORK 1.11 - The fir t·place Reed huffed and puffed and fin­ noon's work for the slugging Reed America is favored to win in the ally blew down the steady-stroking in Sunday's championship final. ing quarterfinal and semifdnaJ Chicago White Sox, blanked with· men's events and Russia in the out a hit Cor eight innillli, beat game of his slightly built oppon· agler. 19-year-old UCLA stud­ matches Friday. women's in the two-day competi· ent 6-4, 7-5. 1-6, 9-7 in a semifinals Rule. the defending chamJ: ion. young Ralph Terry and the New tion which, with good weather, ent, worked his relentless game ouste r;! 1953 winner Herb Klont:! of York Yankee 2.(1 Friday night on marathon at suburban River For­ of finel.9' delivered placements for should draw 40 ,000 both days to est Tennis Club. Iowa City 4 and 3 in the mom ing, Jim Landi ' ba es·loaded single in Franklin Field. The forecast for upset victories over second-seeded and came back in tlie afternoq n to the ninth, Early Wynn allowed the Reed, 26. of San Jose State Col. Barry MacKay of DayLon, Ohio, the weekend is good. beat three-time winn~r Bob L,!ahy Yankees only two hit Cor his 261sl lege and a re ident of Alameda, and veteran Gralh Golden of of Denison Sand 2. career victory. • The powerful Russian team in· earned the questionable privilege Evanston, Ill., earlier in the tour­ cludes such stars as Igor Kaskar· of meeting the winner of Satur­ Hird cruised to the finals w~ith a Wynn had allowed tlnly one hit - ney. 6 and 4 victory over Joe MeYler of Terry's disputed infield single in ev, who has high jumped 7 and \2 day's semifinals match between the sIxth inning - before the ninth, inch; VasiIy Kuznetsov, who has defending champion Bernatd (Tl,Ill • • DObuque in the morning an11 a 6 bettered the world record in the * and 5 triumph OVjlr Bob P Iwerl Norm Siebern o~ned the ninth Bartzen of DaUas and 28-year-old of Davenport in the afternoc1 n ac· for the Yankees with a ingle, but decathlon : and Igor Ter-~vanes­ Abe Segal of South Africa. Seg- CHICAGO 111'1 - A regretful yan, a 26·foot broad jumper Alex Olmedo Friday declined to tion . Mickey Mantle then grounded into The youngsters will tee "(lCf at a flrst-to-short-to·rirst double play. The United States is counting apologize in person for his humil­ on veteran aces Harold Connolly ialing showing Thursday in the 10:30 a.m. Saturday for the ~hole Wynn retired Yogi Berra on a in the hammer. Al Oerter in the Will Consider championship match. pop up to end it Cor his 12th victory National Clay Courts Tennis Tour· discus; Greg Bell in the broad nament. Friday'S best battle was staged against six defeats. jump, and Parry O'Brien in the 3rd Maior Loop by Leahy and co-medalisl. Dave Rookie Jim McAnany si ngled " I did not feel too welcome shot - all Olympic champions - Nelson of Clinton in the 1~uarter. NEW YORK 111'1 - A major there Crom the beginning, because through the box leading off the together with such sensational finals. Nelson, 19, was thr ~e holes ninth for the White Sox' first hit. league committee will \neet with I was late'," Olmedo told the As­ down with four to go ,,,hen he youngsters as Ray Norton in the sociated Press in his hotel room. Wynn then laid down a bunt, and sprints, Tom Murphy in the 880, William A. Shea and other pro­ rallied in a tremendous ~mebaCk Terry's throw to second was too and AI Cantello. who recently ponents oC a third major league Meanwhile, Perry Jones, cap· by winning the 15th, 16th and 17th late to nail McAnany. Luis Apar· 1 tain of the United States Davis holes to throw the mat h Into a threw the ja velin 283-3 2 to better in either Boston or New York Aug. iclo sacrificed the runners to third the' world record. Cup team. leveled criticisms at deadlock. and second, and Fox received an In the women's events the Unit­ 18, Commissioner Ford C. Frick tournament officials fo r not allow­ They haUed the 18th, -and then intentional walk to load the ba es. Stop Kicking, You're Out, Jim ed States is looking to Earlene said Friday. Previously he had ing Olmedo io play doubles lafter Leahy eliminated Neison by runn· Landis then broke it up - after Brown in the weights, Isabelle indicated the meeting would be his listless performance in losing ing in a SHoot putt 0111 the 19th \ Berra was unable to catch his fo ul Cincinnati play.rs cast a vlance at Chicavo Cubs runner, Jim Marshall, after double play left him I Daniels in the 200, and Wilma next week. to Abe Segal from So uth Africa, hule. tip on a 1·2 pitch - knifing a single In this positIon in the third inn In" of the Cubs·Reds game Friday. Shortstop Ed Kasko (10) and second Rudolph in the 100 for pOints. 6·2, 6·1, 6-0. to right that scored McAnany and bfteman Johnny TempI. have iUlt finished the double play. One of the blue ribbon events "This meeting will be entirely exploratory," Frick said . "Ideas Officials defaulted him and his Wynn. should I be the pole vault. Russia will be exchanged and there will innocent doubles partner, Earl KEEP 'COIDL The White Sox, retaining their has a 15·foot pole vaulter in Vladi­ Buchholz Jr. of St. Louis. in the one-game American League lead Indians 8, Red Sox 7 Giants 4, Pirates 1 Cards 4, Braves 3 mir Bulatov, but the USA's Don be a discussion of detailed prob· over Cleveland, backed Wynn with lems. requirements and proced­ "interests of better tennis for the Dragg, who set a world indoor spectators and the players." superb !ielding throughout. BOSTON 111'1 - Cleveland held PITTSBURGH 111'1 - The San ST. LOUIS 111'1 - The st. LOuis record at 15-9\1,. should stop him. ures in connection with the de· with II on desperately against a ninth in· Francisco Giants socked four dou­ Cardinals slunned their old nem· velopment of additional major Olmedo, of Los Angeles and Ch "",,0 . . • • ...... 000 000 002- 2 2 1 The high jump brings together New York ...... 000 000 000- 0 2 0 ning Boston Red Sox onslaught bles and capitaliz d on an crror esis, Warren Spahn. with a two· two of the men who have bettered laague clubs. Peru, accused officiaLs of "treat­ Wynn anel \.oll.rL TelTY and Berra, Friday night to salvage an 8·7 fun rally in the eighth capped by the magic 7-Coot mark - Kash­ ing me cruelly when I missed the W - Wynn (It.flJ. ... - Terry ('-71. victory that kept the lndians on Friday night as they whipped the "The major league committee rookie Gene Oliver'S game-winning karov and Charles Duma of the has been authorized to furnish first two days of the tournament." Chicago's heels. PiLtsburgrl Pirates 4-1 behind the single for a 4-3 victory over the United Statcs. complete figures and information He added: Tigerl3, Orioles 2 Gary Bell fanned pinch hilter effective pitching or Sam Jones. staggering Milwaukee Braves Fri· or. major league operational costs, "I was late arriving from Eu· We~thermpker! Bobby Avila with the tying run Jones gave up seven hits, struck day night, player development and problems, ropean compet\tion, and I was BALTIMORE I.fI - A two·run on second base to end the con· out seven and wa lked one in pick. Spahn was rolling along in un· Split Decision minor league settlements and Ured from traveling and every­ We lnvite you tp cOry'le in error by shortstop Rocky Bridges test. ing up .his 13th victory compared stoppable fashion against his fa· such other matters the Shea group thing. Then I played four matches and see ovr fine selection of of the Detroit Tigers presented the The Indians, by winning, re- with nine dofeats. vorite victims when the Red Birds For Calhoun may request." the first day Wednesday, and I Carrier air tondilloners. We Baltimore Orioles with a 3-2 vic· mained a game behind the White The San Francisco victory. coup­ struck with two out and none on. did not realize that I was so tired have many modells to thoose Sox who replaced them atop the led with Los Angeles' 3-2 loss to Ken Boyer singled, Joe Cunning­ The major league committee tory Friday night. Over Tiger membership includes National yesterday. from .•. home cooling vnits, American League standin gs. Philadelphia, increased the Giants ham scored him with a long double 111'1 - rt was the firth straight defeat 1 SYRACUSE. N.Y. Mid· League Presidenl Warren Giles, "I am very sorry U181 every. Window models, and the for the Tigers and their 12th in the Leading 8-1 after 6 -'l innings, the hold on [irst place to two full to lcft center and Oliver stroked a dleweights Rory CAlhoun and Dick Indians saw rookie Bobby Locke, h single to hand the Braves their American League President Joe thing happened. I hope that it new portable for room-to­ last It games. Tiger dawdled through' 10 rounds the eventual winner. chased by games a ead of the Dodgers. fourth loss in a row and make Cronin, National League club own· won't happen again in the future. room tomfort. The series. Bridges' .error on Willie Tasby's lhree runs, two of them on a A near capacity crowd of 33,- Friday night with Calhoun tak­ ers LOll Perini of Milwaukee and I know it was a very bad thing." grounder with lhe bases loaded let Spahn's record 11-10. ing a split and disputed decision . ranges from superbly effici· Marty Keo\lgh homer. 220 turned out for the opener of The 38·year·old Brave ace was Robert Carpenter of Philadelphia, ent %, 1, and 1l-2 ton models in two runs after Brooks Robinson The Red Sox came up with tliree a four-game series and saw Pi­ Each weighed 162 pounds. and American League owners had smacked his first homer since seeking his 54th victory over St. to the new powerful 2 ton more in the ninth. Jackie Jemien rate starter Ronnie Kline give up Louis. Instead hi lifetime. record The fight bore little rsemb· Tom Yawkey of Boston and !>.r­ being recalled by the Orioles July doubled across one and Gene Ste. a run in the first inning on back­ lance to the exciting draw the two nold Johnso n of Kansas City. Kirkwood Room Weathermakers that 8. now is 53·31 against the Cards. have a cooling capacity of ph ens singled for the others. to·back: doubles ~y Willie Mays Lindy McDaniel struck out four fought five weeks ago in New Frick, also on the commitlee, Don Mossi ~eld the Orioles to Bell wa~ summoned to relieve and Orlando Cepeda after the first York's Madison Square Garden. 20,800 B.T.U.s . a total or three hils only to drop his in the last two innings to get the said he had no idea who would Kwik Kleen Jim Perry and was greeted by two batters had been retired. victory. his 8th against 10 deCeats. La ughs and boos greeted Ule be in Shea's "founder's group." Now you can get !amoul fourth decision In 11 games. the Stephens drive to right. The Pirates tied the score in the announcers' word that Judge~ the cottage of Quality Servi~ • . Carrier quality in an air can· Harold (Skinny) Brown gave up It was the sixth defeat in eighl "Shea is out of town," Frick Frank Ma lzone si ngled Stephens second but the Giants got another games for the Braves since the Dick Fazio and Harold McGrath dilioner at a reasonable a homer to Frank Bolling, his to second but Avila batted for run off Kline in he seventh when had given Calhoun six rounds to added, "but I advised him by tele­ • Expert Dry Cleaning Ixth, in the third inning and when AI·Star game interlude and left phone of what I was doing and price. Only $169,95 & up. Sammy White and looked at a Ed Bressoud doubled and came them three games from the top. four for Tiger. Referee Joe Pal· • Shirts Skillfully the Tigers scored again in the he was pleased." Come in and see us todayl third strike. home on another double by Willie Mllwaukee .. . .. 012 000 000- 3 10 1 mer saw the fight 5·3·2 for Tig- laundered and prelSed FREE estimates, eighth Milt Pappas came on to 221 003 000- B 14 0 st. Louis ,...... 101 000 02)(- 4 7 2 Cleveland ..... Kirkland. Spahn. McMahon (8) and Crandall; r, the same as The AP. preserve his sixth triumph in 11 Bosto~ ...... 010 000 303- 7 10 3 If ' h • Complete Laundry Loc\(e, Perry 18) , Bell 191, anel Flt1- Kline was i ted for a pinc hit· Jackson, McDaniel 18' and Smith. W - , The slim crowd booed and clap­ games of record. McDaniel IB-IOI . L - Sp\,hn (11-101 . LITTLER'S HOT Service ,erald; Delock, Harshman 121. Wall 161, ter in the bottom half of lhe sev­ ped for action at lhe end or the After Robinson homered with KIely 181. F'ornleles 191 and WhJlt. W - two outs in the second inning, Billy Locke II-II. L - Delock lB-5!' enth and was replaced on the 6th, 8th and ninlh rounds of the WESTERFIELD, Conn, 111'1 - Across from Hy.vee Grocery laD Gardner walked and Willie Mir· Home runS - CleVdla"d, Colavito mound by Elroy Face, who gave nationally teJevised fight. Gene Littler's sizzling golf match­ (291. Boslan, Xeoul/h l61 , put two runs In the eighth. A flurry enlivened the seventh. Dial 9681 anda and Brown walked. ~ridges ed the weather here Friday. Jones Seeks Calhoun slipping after taking a He [ired a five-under-par 66 [or Kirkwood then let· Tasby's grounder skim Cubs 1, Reds 0 San Francisco • . , .100 000 120- 4 10 0 through his legs while Gardner and Pittsburgh. . , ,. OlD 000 000- I 7 1 right to the Cace and dragging a 36·hole tolal o{ 130 to increase LAREW CO. S. Jone. and Landrith: Kllne, F.ce Tiger to the mat atop him . Both his . ead at the halfway mark in Kwik Kleen Miranda scored. CHICAGO fA'I - Southpaw Art 18j and KravItz. W - S. Jones (\3-9) . 2n~ Masters Ceccarelli turned his second Na­ L - Kiln. (7-81. sprawled under the ropes. There the $25,000 Insurance City Open aeross from Pearson', Drug Store Across from City Hall Detroit '" ...... 001 000 DIO- 2 5 1 was no knockdowns. GolC Tournament. I Do Itlmore .. .. .030 000 OOx- 3 3 0 tional League start into his sec­ Moss!, Mor.. an CII and.. Berberel; ond victory as he blanked Cincin­ Title Today Brown. Pappas ( I j and Tri anelos. W _ .. • :­ Bro",n (8-5;. L - Mo •• 1 17·4,. nati on six hits and scored the only Phils 3, Dodgers 2 You've got more to go on than our saY'IO: Home run. - Delrolt. Bollin, (8). run of the Chicago Cubs' 1-0 trio AMES 111'1 _ Waterloo's Jack Baltimore, Robln80n 11' . PHILADELPHIA 111'1 - Harry Jones will be shooti ng for his sec­ Every motor magazine has g\v.en CheVy'1 umph here Friday. Anderson hit his 11th home run of standard passenger car and Corvette V8'. Ceccarelli, recaUed {rom Fort ond straight title today when a the season Friday night to gjve small but select fie ld tees off in BEST ENGINES! unstinted praise. SPORTS CARS ILLUS­ Worth oC Ule American Associa­ A's 7, Senators 4 the Philadelphia Phillies a 3-2 vic­ the Iowa Masters Invitational golf One 7 BIg Bests Chevy gives TRATED says it this way: " .• _ surely tion 10 days ago, walked six and tory over the second-place Los An­ 0' the most wonderfully reiPonsive ena-ine WASIDNGTON LfI - Dick Wil­ fanned one to give the Cubs thelr tournament. you over any car in Us field geles Dodgers , If th e Byrnes Park pro wins it 1 available today at any price." And if you liams and Harry Chiti triggered a fourlQ straight victory and sixth want the thrift of- a six, you still get the four·ron Kansas City rally in the triumph in the past seven games Anderson sent a pitch by right· will mark only the second time hander Roger Craig over the right· ' best of it in a Chevy, seventh that clinched a 7-4 victory lo move over the .500 mark at 45- a Masters champion has been able Friday ni,ht over Washington. 44. field wall in the seventh inning to to repeal. The only one to turn the Ned Garver, with some help in Bob Purkey was the loser, suf· break a 2-2 tie. trick so far is Joe Brown. Des BEST ECONOMY Nodoubtaboutthl•• the final two and one-third innings fering his lOth - third to Chicago The Dodgers threalened to tie Moines professional, who won the a pair of Chevy sixes with Powerglide' from Murry Dickson and Bob - while winning eight. Purkey in the top of the \!ighth when right title in 1955 and 1956. came in first and second in their cia,. in Grim, marked up bls seventh vic· yielded seven hits as he watched fielder Norm Latker tripled with There are plenty of golfers in this year's Mobilgas Economy Run-ret­ tory ag.inst nine loses_ the Cubs score in the fifth, nobody out. But Phillies' pitcher the field capable of preventing ting the best mileage of any fuU-size car, Russ Kemmerer who won four Cateher Sammy Taylor opened Jim Owens, who earned his fiIth Jones from repeating. 22.38 miles per gallon. or bls flfst [ive games, now has the gates ,with a single, bu~ was win, retired the next three Dodgers Among the best a~e amateur Bob Leahy of Denison, who has won lost nine out of the last 10 times forced at second on Cecceralli' s in order. BEST BRAKES Not only bigger, but he started. sacrifice attempt. Tony Taylor Craig and Art Fowler, who <;ame the Masters twice; former stale amateur champs Rod Bliss of Des built with bonded linings for up to 66%: The Athletics combined three bunted Cor a single as the pitcher in to pitch for the Dodgers in th e longer life. Just to prove what's what. hits and two walks in seventh stopped at second. Moines and Jack Webb of Atlantic the eighth, scattered {our hits, includ· Chevy out-stopped both of the "other two" Cor UIe winnin, rally, WiDiams Alvin Dark walked on a Cull ing three singles and Anderson's and sevqal o{ the state's top pro­ socked a two-run single and Chili count, and CecceraUi scored when home run. Owens gave up 10 hits fessionals. in a N ASCAR*-conducted test of repeated hammered a doubJe that drove in Lee Walls. forced Dark for the sec· but left 10 Dodgers on base. It was All entries wil1 play an 18·hole stops from highway speeds. I qualifying round Saturday. with the other two rtlII8. ond out. The threat ended when ·N4tio~al AIIom.. tioll tor 810<:/1 Car Arf.. I1_ .. ' IN Craig 's first loss 0{ the year. He's H... G r./l Roy Sievers blasted his 12th Frank Tbomas look Ernie Banks' won four. ' the low 32, all lies and all pro­ homer 10 the lfCond with none on, short fly. fessionals, whether in the low 32 Big hitters for the Dodgers were or not, making up the Masters BEST RIDE A few minutes behind the boostin, Washloiton's team home The Reds, dropping their sixth Larker, who had a single, double ron total to 112, tops 10 the major of 11 games to Chicago, left 12 flighl. They will play 36 holes on wheel will leave no doubt about thi •• and triple. '. and second baseman Sunday. MOTOR TREND magazine lIum. it up leques. ' runners stranded in Cincinnati's Charlie Neal. who collected a £irst showing here since Freddie All other entri es will be brack­ this way: " .•• the smoothest, mo.t quiet, Ka..... City .....• ,011 000 toO- 7 10 0 double and a uiple: eted in three flighls (or one I8·hole WamJnatoo . . •• •... 010 011 14»-. 10 0 Hutchinson replaced Mayo Smith softest riding car in ita price cIa ••• " Guv~r, DlckJon (71. Grim (t, and as manager. • Lo. An,el ••...... 1IHfOID 000- 2 10 I round on Sunday. ChltI; X.mmerer, CIOVeIl.er (1). anel Clndnnall ...... 000 000 oi\o- 0 8 0 PhUadelph.la . •.• , .010001 IOx- 3 ~ 1 The tournament field this year BEST TRADE-IN Check the figures In Courtney. W - OlIn.. (1",. L - Xem. Chlc_.., . , ...... 000 010 OOx- 1 7 D Craig, Fowle~ (BI and Ro .ebo~o: was trimmed to the state's top merer (t-l0). • Purkey anel Dotterer; Ceecarelll and Owen. and Lonnelt. W - Owens (6-81. any N.A.D.A.* Guide Book. You'll find that Home run - W...au...ton, st.vers S. Taylor. W - Ceccarelli (1-0). L - L - Crall ((-II. golfers, with about 100 entries ex­ 01'. Purkey (.-JO). Home run - PhUadelphla, H . Ander- pected. 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