Rain, Rain Medicare SoundoH Consider.bl. cloudln," with s..,box SouncIoff will " held scattered show." .nd thu_r tr.m _ te 2 p.m ...... y In the storms oyer north .nd c.... tr.1 ....., Mside the Union Gold sections TUHd.y .nd ovor tho F•• tIIer R.... The m.ln topic stete Tuesel.y night. High Tues· fer _ndl",-off will be the Melli· ail day in tho 70s north to 1_ lOs c~ bill. Seroing the State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa Citfj south, Plrtly cloudy W.dnesday
111 Cula Per Cop, Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, July 27, 1965
I, Aigren May Jo;n Writers Workshop u-.s. T rooF?s Escape Ambush; Nelson Algren , whom Ernest Aigren really a r r i v e d with JI~ingway once. called "Ameri- "Never Come Morning," a novel ca s greatest writer after Faulk- which told of poverty and crime ner," . may be . among the Instruc- among the Poles on Chicago's West , night tors III the Writers Worksbop next Side. Critics compared him with 'hI September. James T. Farrell and Richard I tirnol"! Although Algren has not yet re- Wright, author oC "Native Son." No Casu Ities Are Repo.r:teain turned his contract, workshop "Never Come Morning" estab· velalld sources say it is 'very likely' that lished him as a significant Ameri· Delroll be will be coming to the Univer· can novelist. lihln,. sity. "The Man with tbe Golden Arm" Boston Born in 1909 in Detroit, Algren was written on a fellowship from grew up in a Polish immigrant Newberry Library in Chicago and 10,000 March Viet Con9 Step IUp community on Chicago's West the American Academy of Arts G• •• Side. This is the setting of much and Letters. It was the story of - of his writing, including "The Man Frankie Machine, a dope addict 3 On City Hall 3 with the Golden Arm," whicb won and card dealer in the Chicago Saigon Harassment ., ~ the National Book Award as the slums. ". most distinguished American novel OTHER ALGREN works include SAIGON, South Viet am ( P) - group of U.S. ma- 1'1 of 1949. the novel "A Walk on the Wild In Chicago rines !>masht'd a Viet Cong band that attempted to ambush U.' 12'11 ~LGREN GRADUATED from Side," and "The Neon Wilder them in the Da lang area 1\ londay and camc out of thc skir 25 college in the middle of the de- ness," a collection of short stories. Rev. King Leads First mj ~ h without a casualt)" a U.S. spokesmun announced. pression, earning a degree in jour- "Chicago, City on the Make," is nalism (rom the University of IlIi- an extended prose·poem. Major Rights Effort The ~pokc~man said the leatbcl'Ilccks, >~adiJlg the trap on Iale nois. He worked on a newspaper Algren has also written articles In A Northern City patrol, killed two, wounded one and captured six of thc Red lelll· for only three weeks. of critical -interest, including inci· • ntCht CHICAGO "" - Dr. Martin Lu guctTillas. I I. late In 1933, in an abandoned filling sive dissectio~ of the. French The action near 1)a Nang, an air ' Bien Phu, 165 miles wcst-n\lrlh .tatlon In Rio Hondo, Tex., Algren novelist. and phliosopher Simone de ther King Jr. climaxed a three· day visit to Chicago - his first center 380 miles northeast oC Sai· west of Hanoi. I wrole his iirst published short BeauvOlr.. . ckl 2~ ) major effort in a Northel'n city - gon , was one of a series of ground U.S. spokesmcn said all thc raid - nl lbl s~ry, "So lielp Me." His first ~1~Ten lS consl~~red by s,~me. to by leading a march of some 10,000 and air operations estimated to ers returned. Radio Peking broad • Fnn. novel, "Somebody in Boots" was be I~ the t~adi~,on of nallve persons on City Hall Monday. have left 78 Viet Cong dead. Most casl a Hanoi dispatch declaring :hlel,o [ a story of life during the depres- ~mencan reahsm, after tbe Ia~h- sion Ion of Stephen Crane's "MaggIe" The march was orderly and of lhis total, however. lacked con- two were shot down. It 101"" . and Theodore Dreiser's "Sister without incident. After speeches at Cirmation by body count. Among raids in which specific luxhlll Carrie." This tradition is charac City Hall, the demonstration broke Guerrillas had stepped up their damage was reported was a strike ·1 and terized by an extreme simplifica up. Therc were no arrests. harassment activities around Sai· by 10 Navy Skyhawks against the gon over the weekend. The spokes Quang Soui barracks, about 80 tion of character and maUve. The marches moved the ll{z Circus Sets man said the gueniUas initiated miles south o[ Hanoi. The pilots . ANOTHER newcomer to the miles from Buckingham Fountain, Chicago Rights March six actions within 25 miles of the Fool· workshop this fall will be Jose on the downtown lake front , to City said they destroyed six buildings, More than 10,000 p.rson, g.th.red Monday In m.rch l.d by Rev. Mertin Luth.r I -L. 'if" _ , .' . ... *, ~"i ··E Ca. , , ,s,\N FR new.spapers ~med Dick Gro: ------To the Editor: Mohday, _P_A_G_E_2______T_U_E_SO_A_Y.;.. , _J_U_LIC!,-'_7.;..' _19_'5___ lo_wa ~i!!,_I._w~ A urvey of Friday's Cront page sls reveals eight unpleasant and By STEVE ... WOLF ([ lbe stock sbolila impl'oved earning JlOIiW or CDtdin three pleasnnt headlines. Staff Writer anticipation of increased earnings and if it be_ ~ FraD The unpleasant headlines in· comp~rP' . White r ~ . After icholas Darva. Ihe Hungariancoorn to a vigorous iJtCanf industry. such as it elude an assessment of U.S. read· dancer, made $2 million in ~e stock market af'ter is likely to be fashionable among IPllCulator.. A 01 Ole seB ,Foes e"i1 iIIIeg. Cor IIIIOtJleor KIft'II,' a Pft 01 only 18 months of trading. evebrows raised in Wall buy order is indicated. ' ,. ..p'!t{r Ken " dlcliOlt ala strike," the bombint If The stock should be bought as it breaks alii oC THE RICHT WI' in m('rica L~ funny. but nol Slreet. this non·professional ~ :aD err 11 !f bridge. an as assinatioD could do it. why couldn't anyone ita trading rallie to a new hig h_ A 6top-los. older ~llcll fun. That is, t~ 're usual)· g:liost it. rIW •• riot, a tire, II c:tPaUt, MIt II • ~(t pr else! shoul" be placed just under the last minor. dQwn' WC' rt:'mC'mtwr a y£'nr and n half ago \ h£'n some right. weather r port. , .s~th- The pleasant headlines report The answer, obviously. is that ward reactio~ just prior t() purchase. This st. In ~ \\lingers e"po cd folk 6inging as a It:'[t-wing plot de igned a new (reeway, new legislation, anyone can. But Cor th e average un the Darvas system requires extremely close obser· •JIO~ ! 10 do omething or olh f. (It' c1irficult to rC'memhcr jll. t and a Cree advertisement Cor sophisticated traden, there are two t vatiOl! oi the behavior of , the stock. \' , IF THE STQCK advances, buy more ~r \ hat ri~ht now/ but \}'e're ~ure it W .- - - .- -~ --- ~ e i f Yanks Win ' Btr~~w.~s"' :. States T_y Galvhl-' lndudeCt -- j Stengel.Wf1f1Jnaerg~ .: S~rgelY COQPERSTOWN, N.Y. t.fI - NEW YORK lA'I - Ca ey Stengel win undergo ' surgery TUesday "asbillg their old power. the RoolBlls;:lu:J:nes Moines sank Mike New York Yankees whipped the M~5catmc;,. 76-72'72--~ I ~O HaU O:f. ~+"' , .. fwins 8,' Orioles 2 on his broken left hip - an ipjury that will keep ·the celebrated 'Philadelphia Phillies 7-4 in the a IO·foot birdie putt in the first e~· Dickerson. Iowa Citt. 7l·7S.7~221; COOPERSTOWN , N.Y. (.fI - N "'RANCISCO (.f\ _ Bill White BALTr~~ORE I.fI _ Home runs baseball character away from his New York Met$ for several weeks lUlllual Hall of Fame baseball tl'a hole of a playoff to win tile 1UI!t.b Davis, Cedar Falls, 7"7~ J8IIlN (Pull) Galvin, a rotund ~ 0; I and could mean the end of his loni career. sixth annual Central States Golf 72-12l. Irlll·mlll who was a pitching slar med a lwo:run homer and by bon Mincher and Harmon KjJle· While Stengel. who will be 75 this Friday, is incapacitated the ,arne AlOIIday qo bome runs by I Clete Boyer. Jake Gibbs, JQe S 'nkh' when Rutherford B. Hayes was in Tournament on out h FI me J. _aTS .... 1...... W\..' " • Dick Groal doubled in two morc brew spa r ked the American I National League's tail-end team will be managed by Wes Westrum, Pepitone and Hector lApez. Sunday. . .._" -- - ..e . .. u1te HoUle and ""efOlWl1o , HANoYER, IPa. III ~ JoiuuIy the scourge of the Western Mobday. powering the st. Louis ILeague-leading Minnesota Twins . one of three Met coacbes. A paid C!ro~ of 9,850 watched w.. Bliss and Floren DiPlagia, Roberts, 41·Yeer'o4Ild, fttera "0 ~, W811 inducted Monday as CaJdinals to a 7·4 victory over the to an 8·2 victory over Baltimore Stengel suffered a displaced fracture of his hip early Sunday - the inter - league exhibition, also of Des loines. had been racing driV41~ (rom BaUimortl" ,Md .. 1 tbe lO2nd. member of baseball's Sa}! Francisco Giants. IMonday blghl. but how remains a question. The preYailing ftrSion is that be played 011 historic Doubleday tied at the end of the regu- died Sunday ni&ht. in Hanover.Gen· HaU of Fame. Field where the first diamond :. White ripped his 14th home run The Twins, who moved 4'f.! sLipped getting out of a car not long after attending a party that lalion 54 holes with 217'5. Bliss had era! ~ital of iujurie$ suffered late right.taanrler, a 5-foot·7, suppoeedJy was laid out in 1839 m. or Ute !leason iii the second inning Igames ahead oC the second.place lasted until the early morning hours. recently won the State Amateur in a Lincoln Speedway accident. 19().pounder, won 365 games for - B h I Dr. Peter La 1otle, the Mets' team physician, will perform the by Gen. Abner Doubleday. and DiPaglia the Iowa Masters. IWberts \\Cas iluJ;t Saturct.ay aigh,t BuUaIo, Pittsburgh and st. Louis ·..a"rr Ken oyer had relic cd base Orioles, also scored four unenrned i operation. Stengel is expected to remain in Roosevelt Hospital for :-______.:.0..-.1 DiPaglia was leading by tWIl in the first. lap oi the first aw,oI. from 1875 through 1892 - including /In ,aIl error, while Gront's double runs. I three weeks, then convale ce at his home in Glendale, CaliCo Nyd Ie,.Flc:adoos Are strokes with two holes to play, but the racing program. He was jacing 41 each in 1883 and 1884. He died ~..Ieft provided two more in the Minc~er smacked a lhree·run The mishall marred one of the hlghlighlS or Stengel's hi~h1i~ht. bog led both or those holes. giving in the sporlSman-m'odiCied divisiorl. . lllOJ. ,.sIlOt. homer in the opening Inning oCf studded cnreer - a week long gala celebrating his 75th birthday. He Bliss the opportunity to catch up. "yer·liad 3 hand in- two other Mill ., Pappas, who entered the was to have been honored by the big crowd at SMa Stadium Sundar I' Me,et's Top IOTians Finishing behind Bli$S and D~ Paglia were J. D. Turner, Perr)!. game with 1.0-3 record and a 1.67 but was in the hospital by then. I MOUTH ' WATBlING SPEClAlSII I ' a DUBUQUE IA'! - The top Iowa 69-75·76-220 ; Bill Hall, Monticello, earned run average. Killebrew hit There already had been a City HaU ~erelllony, and I~~t Friday " players ID Monday's action in th~ 73·75·'n-22O ; Barry MeeidinIt'l TUESDAy .w WEDNESDAY II a solo blast in the sixth. was Casey Stengel Day by proclamation of Mayor Robert Wacner. Women's Trans· iississlppi golf ~ 1h .,..~ chIcIren'l 29 • s.,..et Hotne Specill PIZZA Frank Quilici's double, an infield The festivities would have gone on. formalIY~ and informally, until toummen~ 'wer~ Mrs. Fred ydle of , R-.. $1.45, S~I., ... • I with 2 . H.1f S.llds ~ 49 out and a .. passed ball provided the actual birthday Friday, when the Met~ 'YI1l bI! in Philadelphia. Ottumwa and JaC!Que Fladoos of • Lolli' Beck Rot· $2.91 - Specl.1 I.. Minnesota with an unearned run ' , ' I ' ----.-, DubtJQue. Both shot 77·s. "--~~ Rlitl .... $1 49' . ' ~~I 338.7801 • Re;. $l·•• S,.Speclll . . I .... PNmpt S.rvic. _ ' in ,the firth. Three more tainted S l..~..: d h k Mrs. ~dward Mueller o{ Bellen-- l talli~s scored in the seventh .as l COreggar IS erman In s New tiorf had an BO. Linda S~helldorf (){ • s,...... JAH ...... 9 I .. p~ o.IlvlrY, or BaltImore made three errors, "'Ith • I Fort Dodge will) an 83, lind Royleen BIIIL Reg. ..$US ;. I ~ I 1,1 . ~ D," R.ht H.r•• winning . pitch~r. Ji~ Grant and AMERICAN LEAGUE 10-Year Contract I Tipton of Coralville and Ann Bre· Tony Oliva drlvmg In runs. I W L ..tt GI I cunier of Waterloo. with an 84, GEQ~G~ ~9U@MET """ 0 7 Minnesota ...... 61 56 .629 - FAI"''''IELD C All' MI nneso t a ...... 300 011 ~vv-o I Baltimore .. .. 58 40 .583 4'~ 'V' ,onn. (.fI - Ie also qualified for the championship 114~~" Balt imore ...... 002 000 000-2 10 3 Cleveland ...... 5S 40 .579 5 Sherman was signed to a new 10. flight. .. 3 - SHOWS DAILY..,. 3 Grant, Rouenburk (7) and BatteYi Detroit ...... 53 40 .570 6 "" t t M d h - Shows.t- Pappas, Palmer (8), Larsen (9) ana Chicago ... " ,_. . 52 42 .553 7'~ yeer .. ~n rae on ay as coac 2:10 - 5:11 .•: .. P. M. BUDd. W-Grant (11·3). L-Pappas (II). ew York .... 48 51 .CBS 14 of the New York Giants who nose· .. t • • • • r 4) Los Angeles . .... 46 52 .469 IS'!.a d' d I . 'Home runs _ Minnesota Mincher i Washington " 42 58 .429 19'", Ive a t year to the worst recoJ'd af)' Killebrew (20). BaJtlmore, Brown ~~~o~ Clly ' ~g :\' :m ~ in their 40 seasons in the National Jew.'ed With The GerM UNIVERSITY Q.~ tqWA l . MondIY'. Re.ult. FootbaU League. of Minnesota 8, Baltimore 2 No salary terms were disclosed, FINE ARlS FESTIVAL Angels 6, Boston 2 Los Angeles 6, Bo ton 2 but it was estimated the 42.year. TO·DAY'S GREATEST ENDS WEDNESDAY BOSTON IA'! - The Los Angeles NATIONAL LEAGUE old Sbalman will receive $50,000 NOW " STARS I pre&en~ 't 'f ' Angels erupted for four runs in an : 4~ .~~ ~I I piiY.e.al.··iiiiiiiii!iiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill1 eight·inning rally touched off by ~~r;cj';,';,~~les ::.: .. 5& 42 •'nl BILL WHITE Lou Clinton's triple and defeated San Francisco 52 42 :W 3 At Th • \ Hits Homer th B t R d So "2 M nd xMUwaukee ...... 51 43 SDerice~'a DIE KtDGE ,& ANGEtlQUE .' e os on e ~.,.. . 0 ay , Philadelphia . .., 49 47 :g~~ ~ Tree House lounge Ir Cardinal runs, drlvlng in Groat night behind the six·hit pitching of Pittsburgh ...... 50 49 .505 7'6 SI. LouIs ...... 49 49 .500 8 In the Mbunta1D Twa One del 0fW"a~ '11 ~ wllh a single in the sixth and SCOI'. George Br unet . Chicago ...... 45 !14 .455 121/, I . 45~ 12 ..... Clay House Motel ~ Ing on Phil Gagliano's sacrifice fly Clinton, who had struck out in his . fJ!~U!Jg~k ··.·· ~~ ~ .330 24th 0"". ."''' , , f 'Ii' IIIert ~q l 1he .seventh . ! first three times at bat. tripled to )(-[.ate game not Included . with I. !. "Bl..ht.ha-.ler Bob Gibson got left and Bob Rodgers followed with Mo"dl~" b'ult. , Ig. 11\' • b . . I f St. LouIs 7 San Fnnclsco 4 Billie Shipton ~Iotl CAST'_ cenUMEII- SCINERY - ORCHESTRA 'tratlt for his 12th victory. but a tie· reakmg SlUg e of loser Dave Milwaukee at Houston late nleht needed relief he.l' i., the eighth Morehead. In~lnn,lI at L!)! Anl/elel, late night at the piano Tuesday, We.cIn.sdCIJ, Frid~,and Saturday when the Giants rallied for two Morehead, who had allowed only SPORTS, NOT POLITlCS- TONIGHT I ' runs. Don Dennis came OR and end· five hits and had struck out 10 July 27, 28, 10, and 31, 1965 I ed the inning by getling pinch bit· !through seven innings, retired Bob. KIEY, RU5,'lia IA'! - Soviet sports thru S-' TURDA Y ter Will i.e ¥jlYs OlliS fly ball. by Knoop after Rodger's hit, but officials said Monday they expect rr..... y ~'06lr) , IPS selloul crowds of 65,000 for the No Cover Charge ".·p.m, Sl. Louis ...... 021 002 101- 7 • 1 then wa ked aul chaal and was Soviel.American track meet Sat. Sin "rlnclsco .... 000 200 020-4 9 3' replaced by Bob Duliba. MacbridW Auditorium ' ''I ft_ nJ (8) M C urday and Sunday. " it M~: p~~ r4), He~~ (9) ~n:'II~: Duliba promptly committed t~o The U.S. team is scheduled to (A~ t"'~lo:tH) ~ ' . " ... ler. W-Glbson (U-1l). L-Mar\chal (15· errors on a bunt by Brunet and . ~ 5) arrive shortly in this capital city Tickets 1ft ••10 ~· Io". UIaI", E ... Lobby De.k JI.pme run - st. [.ouls. WJllte ((4). Rodgers scored. A two·run si n g~e of Ihe Sovil't Uni"n's Ukranian cr. by pinch hitter Vic Power off the ':00 a.m. - 5:30~"" Prlc. $l.St - All 5.1tt. ReserVed ~tle " U~f • RUTH TE"M WINS- , third Bost~ pitcher. Arnold Ear. region, 475 miles southwest o{ Mos- I .. OHIc.· P"- - X2UI om 1 • cow. The Soviet t am practiced I .. :... e Iowa City American League ley, completed the rally. Mondny In Kiev. !")h 'Babe Ruth All·Star team defeated Los Angeles ...... 001 010 040-8 9 0 1 : Eastern Iowa (Monlicello). 5·4. in Boston .. , ...... 200 000 000-2 6 3 ~-;;;--;;;;;;;------iiiiI 10-innings here Sunda)( to win the Bru nct and Rodgers; Morehead, . , . . IDullba (8). Earley (8) and Tillman . W - di!Jir~t hUe and the Tight to com· Brunet (7·6). L-Morehead (S.l t). HUNGRY? p4!(e III the state tournament. Home runs - Fregosl (12).--- •. EAt AT ••• ·MAID-RITE USID \ r~ ' , lOST & fOUND " \ CAFE Wf,ST SlUE APART~ENT!1~ new lux· 1956 OLDS foU!' door harettop, el~n lO9T: black lemale cat .,.11h 'gold I'! Advertising lales ury. eHtclency. ~l xe one b drol)m. G~:;: ::!tf,~r~l~lto~~ito1'1~eeenl~!: ey ••. IVlclntty of BurJlngton .land NoW le.~ln' . 33'1"1242 I. " . 8·1 I ' . '1-29 Lue . Reward. 331.6785. . I 8·& 115 e. WASHINGTON Th,... Dey ...... 1k • WeN NICE F'URNlSltED ' *phtmeM.' VaJ. Across fro", SchnHer jial,l fix D.,...... , 1fc I Worl oloSll l ln. M.... tled ""uple Ionly. Dial ------~Ty,.NG SIIVIC. 1.OS1": large pedJgreed ba8!!8tt hound. 3~ .• ..1~ I~ " , 7 .~ _~ _____"",,,,,,,", ..... _,.j l~ whlle·browo·black. An. w e r S to fl¥lI Tift Diy...... ~ I W..... OPEN WAN'I'i:D: IUNGL& lid 14 lIt.re apart· I. I l .1. "Clycle". 33 ..... 538: 8-6 MON, thrv SAT...... on. MMItII .. .. : ..... 4IC I W..... TER~ PApE'l\S, heset,. c. Tnt 1IIlI" I . meol for sdl,O/ ye.~ pqcUP1 Sep. vICe, 1338-4 ..7 , "13~ 6 A.M, - 1 A~. hIEAa4Ms .JOCELYN LME, :;';,"';,.1, Mln'irnum Ad 11 W.ns. tember J. Write Box 1~7, Dally 10",an. . " .... c_uttv. In ..rtten. 7·3] AUTOMOTNE , . Ends Tonite • • "VON RYAN'S EXPRESS" CLASSifiED DISPJ,A Y ADS ELECTRIC · TYPEWRITER.. 'J'heaee ...d Doors Open 1: 1S II .M: MOBILE HOM,ES FOR !iA~ &hort patNIri; Dial aiI'7·SI4S. , 8·2A)AJl 0- I ...... I MeIItIt .... ,ur ONE WAY TRAILERS .;i,YI}rn IIh,. 1nNrtIen•• Month . .. n. tr TyPING - THESES, term paper., ..y I), and all, Dial J3I.48III. .3 ~ ___ . I ' POI lENT WED. Thru FRt T~n In ..rtton. • MIinth ... ~ .... JER Y NVALt;: Electric IBM typlnl I Studeld Redel • It...... loch e.IUIftft lnell an" mh.eollraphlnll. 130", E.~.I Washln,ton. 338·1330. &-19~ • My.r'. Texaco TYPINC , short paper.:t"h;;'ei:'SSr.rM. ~ frMft ,Phone 337~191 ' ..7 .,.-1 "roV.. " .-~-~.;:-~- = =~=:-.::---=-- r .. tLEOTIUC SHAnR repe1P. lMoh..,r RIDERS WANTED ..rvlee. "ey.r'. Barber Sho,. 1-28RIC IRONlNGS .'adol' 1101. and glrll. RIDERS WANTED ~S San f'rancllJco, 1960 TWO bedroom New Moon. SeU 101& Roc Ile ster. 331·2824. &-9AR lea ving Augus~ 7. 338·9003 after 5:00 separately or set up on two lots. . '\ ~_ __' _ ..!.80 Oxford 62104705 Or 628·4723 . 8·7 DlAPEUNJI: DlAPJ:& a."la1 ServICe r ~~ by New Process Laundry. 313 South , Dubu"~ f~ "I~ . MALERfDER to Los An&.ele~ nexlble ______.,.9tlIRc ,. route. [.eaYB Aug ...! 5. 337·9508. 7·28 KADEn ", • , by IUICK '-KIOCKS YOUI EYES OUT I- MISC. FOR SALI I ...... 1 Motor.' n.w .",all car wltlt N. Y.""'" r"..". REP~5 & RENTAls 24·m •• '.M,OOQ mIte 101% ,em aM , CHILD CAlE ....r .Itrinly. COUNTRY------fresh eggs. Thr~e ~o !en COLOR POLAROID CAMERAS '- A x.. ... e. 'l.OO. Jobn'. Groce..". 401 CII1II,I".1y "a I,". O~EaSE~S ' ~~LIVE RY A VAILA~~ " I -, WILD AID WOIDEIRJL TlME'- BABYSI'ITER WANTED for 1n{lnt, £ . Market. ' 7·28RC . .PI()Jtcubu ·,. $1765.. tl". .... C.... r 1bI,... weekdays starting September. My ... It , ••••Y II ...... nt' It ••• ;>i'~ homel. W-7e'S. 7·27 KIDDIE PACKS: carry baby on your ,1 • L .... It at It takes two factories to build , ~Icl<, shopping, hiking. blkln •. Doub· '.,. Y.PUN.G:S ';S.tIJQJQ.. ·.. lIIuaYRlrllYAIIIIlIlIU.TOW.11:II1" )4. a. car _eat. 337·5340 alter 5 ~m . AUEN IMPom :,:.;.; one Volkswagen convertible I I WWWT..,..._ SIIORTING GOODS .·14 J 51, D1Ibullue Pho,. ~'''''. '''1. A.,.. N.•. Celli, ••I11III ~R¥T:fUNG In 'United States coins. CANOESl !Jest cedaNanvaI, flbe1'llass Andy, 338·~1IO after 5:08 p.m. ..15 "IX1IAIIDIII4B.Y I\Ild alUlnlnum . Old Town or Gru· . , APPUIJIL.m ...... · mann. See them all at Carlson's D!taUMmij.'IER $45; tw~ ruts 9'x1S' TYPEWRITERS It.Y.'" CAlloe BeadquJII'te"tB, lt2. Albl. Road. e!lcelle,)t quality Ind condltton, $UO, life would be much eosier if Ihe VW convertibl e OttUJn.,...a, Iowa. Free .e&.talog. 3-7 eacll with pall. Call 3J8..6889. 7-28 TEACHfR'S Were built in one factory. nVo plEcE';cllonal and occasional .. tintar. But it's not. JEAN·PAUl BElMONDO I lOOMS FOI RENT chair. Best oUer. Call 337·3094. 7·30 I Repair Two factories do the iob betlor. SOFA, very comfortable, In good eon· S 11 '. , FRANCOISE OORLEAC ROOMS with cooking prlvlleJes, sUm. dIllon, $20. 338·6013. 7·28 ..·· a es . .• The some plant thot builds Ihe VW Sedan olso mer rales, $25 per month for thre. builds the VW convertible chassis. J~~ SfRVAlS ....otlth •. Black's GlSlIgllt VUlale. 422 l7" TV and swtvet. top stand. $25. 337· AUTHOaa'. '.OYAL DIAL ••' They put the engine together (by handl, instaH Br0'l"". 8·7AR 5103 arter 5 p.m . TFN ".r"",,. 'tan41nll ROOMS fqr glru. Downtown locaUon . HIGH CHAIR, car bed. walker, Intant ' • *Wd~ • . the lorsion bar suspension system. EI~. Dial 338-Stllli. ·S·11 seat, croquet set. 337·3348. 7·28 The rest of Ihe iob is flnl.shed in OsnQbriick, ROOMS lor men. Close In aDd nlte WtNoOW aIr· conditioner, M~ , WIK~L -~" where the fomed Kormann coachmokers live. locattoo. DIal 337·2597. 7·21 Edison 1'~ h .p. (ab ou~ 15,000 BTU). [ $125. Phone 337·7252. 7.28 ... rt.P&.'.vaaua. C4! "" Tre Y(ay thlY build convertible tops is no, 10 N1CEitopMS - summer. Prefer non· In ,be believed. sitloker. 338 ·2518. ' ·22 Iisll Erery\hing, is hond·sewn. Hand ·ftlled. Hand. R(j'(i'M9f;:&t~ Cor fall. Phone 337· RiFR"i'GE'RATOR33~~t;7 ~arm:l3a.J~t. ironing ~~44~ables, board, cb~~fichalr, t,--~~'~L~o.~"~.~""~i ~' ~d~' ~'i~~~~"'~' 1965 VolbwClglln ~ 293&. 8·21 ------forllled. • .760x 15 (2) S&i.BERLfNG Ores. fU.60 $1666 AU""OOO,, • And the finished top looks it. DOUBLE wllh' study. Ilrls. Partial rent val .... each, ,20 each. 338·9397. 7·30 5.'" - DIAI.U In· III exchange (or baby sllling If de· . " I You w.on't find cjlVisible strut or crossbar. sh'cd, 337-4250 before 3 p.m. 7-31 AlR.cONDIT10NER- - ,-- four -months old. 18.500 BTU. 337·7061 after 5:30. 7-31 $165 down payment, 1st The top is ,lepkproof and a ir tight. It has 0 reol ~T DOUBLE, male. ReCrlgera· gloss window in back. I... . 337J1772. 8:00 10 5:30. 7.31 GREATIlOOKS, tape ,recorder, type· payment October 15. You writer, bl.noculars, radIo, terull' l It's upholstered belle, tnon almosl a n I sedan rac.lluel ,\lJlar. two rod and reel sel •. do not have to be a resi HELP WANTED 338·5241. . 7·. , yoll can Qome. " DIAL 337·9696 o.l: ' , dent to qualify. See fJ8 I"s a~ snug as almost any sedan you can nome. • .. d use .... · ~,I... ~ . i ~ 1 ' , Ours, inclutled. PETER, ANCH .nd ' GAR"GE SALE ~on, li1flited selection, .. n i t\ j .. I mod.rn .tI ••",,,,, JI A " .• RfTA.T~IN(JHAf.1 I~ - """. J I :rod., flenrl4! ''Po!s and """S, tII.ht., lUI' ,:·t,hawkeye imports, inc. ...., " ..d .... , Mexican ..,a,.., .... th' I ' GIRLWJTB . odds and end.. Som.,hil\ll for HAWKm IMPORTS south ,ulI'IIIIlt at wllnut .veryon•. 10WI c;ltv, low. ' UTH OilllEO .MClher ~rOf. Iransfer hut" Sum"lt at Walnut etA",U :~ .GREEN·IYES '24 N, Lin., 337·3502 phone 337·2115 • • ~ I ' ....;" .. ~~~~------~~----~~ ii I.C. Iy Johnny Hart ·IIETU MILEY Sy"- Walle., I • JUST FLOATING> A~OUND I~ A I L~E ~ SMELl:. ;He ANr> ~sre: THe VO ID, FEE\"ING> , ..I . DUslY ~OUND, BLlT"r~RCUP - Norl4l!'le;. .,. " , Onf Apartments : ~