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ce ar~ not among the aspects nker backs - but the group d-making specialists. Hwy. 6.Claims S· T b R· t· t winter, for he was one o( 3 More Lives ee footbalI men Lo win letters algon . orn y 10 Ing; that sport. Ryan can now make the big y. He ' does not have great At Brooklyn ed on a sweep but he can fol- blockers smartly and get out· Nun, Two Illinois Men e. [n addition he is perhaps Die in 2·Car Crash; best backfieJd blocker and he strong enough to heJp our power Two Nuns Critical /ys," MllcDonald said. BROOKLYN, Iowa (.fI - A Ro· Ruling Group Named' Pushing Ryan is sophomore Tom .I man Catholic nun, superior of S. utson , 218, from Cedar Rapids, a Bridgit's School at Victor, and two ------!"------ong alI·stater who also won lwo te tiUes in the discus and one in ~r. shot. He has a quick start, the Budd hist-C atholic Iilily to run inside and also can fn:~!?t::t::!~~~a~nmH~g~~a~Sister Mary Martma, about 68, Demo~ Start Plans,· ~ outside. Knutson must imrove was killed outright in the crash. r. blocking, however. She had been a teacher at the nother sophomore right half· Clashes Kill One ck if Larry Schreiber of Daven· parochial scbool iJI Victor for more B H·t S h ~rt, 215 pounds and an all·stater Geometric Pipes th;ru:y!!:'two men in a small I S AlCON, outhViet am (AP)-A"committeeofunHica- m the championship Central arry , peec foreign·made car, Vernon L. Ar- tion" of gcn ra~ nd civilian will r pi ce th ruling Military h Schol team of 1962. Schreiber It may appear to be a king·sized set of misplaced monkey bars nold, 29, of Oregon, 01 . and Calvin st work harder and increase the Toms, 49, of Mount Morris, and Revolutiunary Council, a government pokesman said Frida,. stolen from City Park or the latest in gymnastic apparatus on I m. ensity of his play. Denver, Colo. The car bore IllinOis ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (.1'1 - NEW PORT BEACH, Cal. (.1'1 - night aft r a day of bloody Buddhi t.Catholic rioting. 1 leave of absence from the Field House. The tllngll of glom.tricel * * * license plates. President Johnson told Democrat. Sen. Barry Goldwaler accused he first team flanker back is stcel construction, however, is actually the scaffolding which .n· II I ~rrl Noonan , Davenport, junior, a Two ambulance drivers from Des Friday that votes they lose due to Mi er Basts Pre id nt Johnson of isolationist The commit! will include Maj. veloped the new Physics Building this w.ek as workmln put Id· Moines, returning borne after tak· the backlash are from people who talk and "a clear withdrawal [rom Gen. Nguyen Khanh, the country', IXay Dung, whicb the Buddhistl fterman who played behind Paul ditional touches on the structure. - Photo by John Anderson ing a patient to a point iJI the east, "don't want to treat people alike. strong man ', MaJ Gen. Duong Van tried vamly lo burn. ause in 1963. lIe runs well, has took two other nuns to a Grinnell Th ey don 't wan t to trea t peop"I~ FI"I m 0 f LB J leadership in international affairs." Minh ' Lt. Gen. Tran Thl.en Khlem, COMPANIONS OF the dead art moves and is a good catcher hospital. like Americans." THE VACATIONING Republican' . Buddhist, whose head was crushed. t lacks the defensive ability oC The both listed iJI serious Johnson, smiling and confiden nominee for lhe White House gave and repre entatlve of the Budd- dipped up his blood and smeared ~ause. Behind him is Bob Le· nuns. condition, are Sister Mary Geral· told the Democratic National COI1l- CHAUTAUQUA, N.Y. IA'! - Presi· that asscssml!llt Friday of John. hlsts, Catholic and pD5Slbly tu- It on theIr fae . tte, back after missing the 1963 Turkish Soldiers Join Students tason with a pre·season injury. dine, 55, and Si&ter Mary Loretta, mittee that Republicans will lose dent Johnson "elected to be a con· on's acceptance !hur day night of dents. Maj . Gen. Nguyen Khanh clune e Royal Oak, Mich., man, 181, 56, also teachers at the Victor three votes fOlm what he calls the gressman mstead oC a oldieI''' the Democratic PI' .Idential nomi. I.NFORMED SOURCES said I te tenaciously to South Viet Nam'. ts never reached his potential be· school. Crontlash for every vote Democrats hi "B G Id t L d Friday that thr army colonels helm m a political situation that use of injuries. In Protest of Greek Request The ambulance drivers, Henry lose due to the backlash. w I e arry 0 wa er s aye 111 1nation. were appomted by th g~vernme~t looked about IS confused as the Karrett and Jack Pearson, were Jobnson spoke in the ballroom of the service for four long years," "The eyes and enrs of Ihe enUre Lo lake cbarge of: urlty m Sal· mob scenes. Coaches expect to look aL Larry ANKORA, Turkey 1.4'1 - Turkish on Cyprus - a move wbich CyptUS credited with possibly saving the Convention Hall, with Sen. Hubert Rep. William E. Miller dcclared world were turned to that accept- gon and wcre a Igned troops to USb d M 11 D tcDowell of Cedar Rapids as a soldiers and officers joined stu· said would be resisted with lorce. J'I f S' t M G Id ' b carry out the order. . . Am assa or axwe . nker back, although now he is dents Friday in a riotous two·hour leo . IS er ary era IDe y H. Humphrey of Minnesota sittin, Friday. ance speech, looking and Ii tening Taylor, who bad IllIpeeted to fuI Greek Ambassador Ant 0 n is applying a tourniquet to her leg. next to him . It was in this haU The Republican candidate for for the vision .and trengt~ that It was expected Vie~names to Wasblngton Aug. 30 to report t.o ted as defensive left haJfback. march through the streets of An­ Poumbouras submitted the post· he 195·poud McDowell has many kara, shouting anti-American slo­ Highway Patrolman Robert K1me that they were nominated to head vice president compared the John· . woul~ once agam put AmerIca. o~ troops would be pourIng mto the Pre Ident Jobnson and tate and ponemenl request, which was made del lents, including punting and gans and breaking windows of the public by Turkish Foreign Minister and oweshiek County Sheriff Wiley the Democratic ticket. son and Goldwater military rec· the high road. of world Ie dershlp, city shortly to restore order. ose J ader •• postponed the trip nks No. 1 in that category. Greck Embassy, Feridun Cemal Erkin. Taylor said tbey could not immedi· The President predicted "the ords in challenging th manner il\ Goldwater said. Paratroops broke up a bJoody to k P m personaltoucb. ately determine how the accident American people are going to win which a filmed biography of the "INSTEAD, Lhe world witnessed clash between Buddhis~ and ~man THE RULING mill ry revol Other backs who could help are A crowd estimated to number The Turkish government had Killbreath , 206, Lapeer, Mich., 10.000 damaged cars in front of the hapJl('ned. one of their finest victories in President depicted his World War a vision turned inward , lolated Catholic tudents FrLday m an Uonary council, which annnuncod said it would not permit a repeat The two cars came together November" and the party has its II sirvice, and sighted only toward domestic effort to quell polltlcal·religious Thursday that it had dissolved \0 ong junior right halfback; Terry Greek Embassy. Demonstrators of .Thursday's demonstration, when erry, Boone, junior who has of­ marched onto the grounds of the stUdents marched on the U.S. em· about a quarter mile west of the greatest opportunity "to build a In a hard-hlllmg speecb to a political advantage." rioting that mcnac th nation'. clear the way for a return oC civil- nsive and defensive skills; and U,S. Embassy, where they left bassy with anti-American banners, junction of Highway 6 wIth High· true national party." luncheon rally of 450 Republicans Pre Secretary Paul F. Wag. stability. The government closed ian rule remained In beiJIg. rville Townsend, East St. Louis, anti·American placards and hung But adults joined students Friday way398, a stub road leadmg Into Johnson said poIls show the white at Olean, N.V" Miller said that ner told newsmen of Goldwater'. Saigon schoo.ls m an attempt to Khanh emerged tired and ~ ., 165-poud junior who is quick a Turkish flag, Brooklyn. ., backlash among some normally bleed' h L quell the rioting and police were unable to stop the The oCflcers laid the accident Democratic voters a vel' a gin g "his heart was 109 w en yn· reaction to the President's words. . gard from a meeting oC the jun d has good balance, one of last A few scuffles were reported with throng. a50n's leUer-winners in fencing. foreigners, including some Ameri· ~curred on the south side of the across the nation while the same don Jobnson had to vote to send The Arizona senator was cruising AT LEAST one Buddhist tudent chiefs and told newsmen tbe coun· cans who tried to take pictures. The outburst was queUed after hlgh~ay. They said the nuna were polls show the frontJash against t~ American boys to war and he said California's coastal waters near was . killed, bringing to nin.e the ell had refused to accept his resl,- No damage was done to the Amer· nearly two hours when Gen. Se· headm~ west and the other car Republican party candidates a he would go himself." Santa Cruz Island, off Santa Bar· confirmed number or dead m the nation as the nation'l president. ' ican building. lami Pekun, commander of the was gomg east, erages about 30 per cent. John on "But what they didn't how in bara. e~i of bloody rel1giou cia hes The 37·year-old Itron8 manl who Ankara garrison, addressed the The forelgn·made car was drlv~Ll said some Democrats may vote Re. the film," Miller said, "wa that "L YNDON JOHNSON'S accept- thiS week . Ten olh rs were wound- proclaimed Tu sday that be was 1 • The demonstration broke out a short time after the Greek govern· mob, back several feet from the P;OIDt pUblican for reasons olher than the six months later he was back ance speech wa a clear withdraw· ed In the latest fighUng. quittJng as the chieC of governmeut. ment asked Turkey to deiay land­ "That's enough," he said. "Go (1f ~pact. Both cars, one drIVen Negro civil rights movement, bul home again, befbre the shooting al from leadership in international One of tbese wounded was beat· also announced be had headed off ing replacement Turkish soldiers back to your homes," by Sliter Mary GeraldiJIe and the his emphasis was on civil right.. even started." affairs," Goldwater said in a slate- en brutally in public at Saigon's a coup by leaders of the mfiuenUaI About half the regular 650·man other by Toms. came to rest on Later Friday President Johnson Johnson went on active duty as ment distrihuted by Wagner. "n central market Some newsmen Dai Viet political party. Turkish army contingent on Cyprus the south shoulder. brought Humphrey to the live oal a lieutenant commander in the was perhap the mo~t Isotationist pro ent thought h was dead. but IT WAS apparent Khanh wOllld WDrkmen used two wreckers and . . . N th d ft th J acceptance speech in modern thIS could not be confirmed . J I Geologist Named is due ror ,rotation, Turkey had said n crowbar to Uterally pull the coun~ry of central Te~as to begm avy e ay a er e apanese " r malO the dam nant partner n a replacements would reach the small car apart before the bodi'ls pl~ttmg strategy for thler fall cam· attacked Pearl /larbor on Dec. 7, American history. THE PAl VIET party will not ruling triumvirate of g nerala ,t To National Group tense island Monday. Cthe men could be removed. pa!gn, Johnson and Hu.mph,rey flew 1941. He had been a member or the Johnson told the Democratic Na· hold any key offices and will not Ileast for the present. ' A Greek Cypriot government o to Texas from Atlantic City. reserve for several years, and was tional ConvenLion the nation's be repre ented in the new rullng The others are Maj. Gen. Duon, H. Garland Hershey, state geolo. source said force would be used, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs, Hum· the first members of the House or strength today "is greaLer than counCil, tbe government spokesman Van Minh who was ousted aa WANTED gist and director of the Iowa Geo· if necessary, to prevent fresh Turk· phrey accompanied their husbands Representatives to go OD active any adversary, and our superiority said. nominal chief of state by Khanb logical Survey, located on the SUI i~h troops from landing. He said on the flight to the 400·acre LBJ duty when war came. is growing." Preparations will be mad for Aug. 16, and Lt. Gen. Tran thien RSITY stalf member, wife and Iowa Court two small children dealre furnished campus, bas been 'appointed to a Turkish soldiers could Jeave CY· ranch. President Franklin D. Roosevelt "I pledge the firmne s to defend formation of a popularly elected Khiem, Khanh's defense minister. Quse to rent. Sepd repUes to Box onc-year term as a member of the prus, With in five minutes afler reach- in July 1942 ordered that national freedom - the strength to support constituent assembly Bnd organlza· The r t of the government, . ~N I I · h . U.S. National Committee for the A Cabinet officer said Greek Cy­ mg the ranch, the Johnsons and legislalors could not serve in the that lirmnes - and a constant, tlon of a new gov rnment. which Khanh appointed last Jan. RADUATE STUDENT wants inexpen. International Hydrological Decade. priot President Makarios was ·VeS., WIS er slve furnished room and balh near GI S Humphreys climbed into an elec- armed forces. John on returned patient e[fort to woo the world to- The major battle of the day cen- 30 when he seized power m a Iverslty. Write Ru eU Swan, 1027 The 21·member committee will adamant in his decision to resist tric·powered golf carr and drove from service shortly after thaI. I ward peace," the President snid. !ered at the Cathotic newspaper bloodless coup, cemed to be out. ongress, New Orleans. 9·2 consult with the Fedjlral Govern· rotation. onto a neighboring highway to ment on malters relating to UN­ Terms of the treaty of alliance, resume their handshak ing. MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE ESCO activities in the International which gave independence to Cy­ Suspension Hydrological Decade. prus, provide for 650 Turkish and EW and used Mobile Homes. Park· Dr, Hershey also serves as state 900 Greek soldiers to be garrisoned lng, Lowing and parts. Denm. Mo­ disasler coordinator and oil and on the island. Makl\l'ios abrogated Former state..Rep. Scott Swisher, Fund Set Up le Home Court. 2312 Muscallne Ave. Iowa City Democrat who failed to Cleo Dies from Inland Stay ow. CII)" 337-4791. ll-(AR gas administrator for Iowa, the treaty. file federal mcome tax returns, 1M· 959 MOBILE HOME 8' 11: 38', 2 bed· ------must stop practicing law lor 90 JACKSONVfLLE, Fla, IA'l - Hur- Weakned by land friction, with The Small Bu iness Administra- b adon by the storm, suffered room. Excellent condition $1700.00. • ", ~r tq 'f /I, ' . '" n emora um 5-3397, H days begmnmg next Tuesday. rieane Cleo died Friday after a winds down to 40 miles an hour lion designated a di aster areas most. The Iowa Supreme Court reprl· Of 'Mrs. Hoff nine-day, mullimilJion-dollar ram- in the wall of the eye, she stuck all sections o( Florida battered by LAND FRICTION gradual ly rob- manded Swiaher and directed that page that covered more than 2,000 to a due·north track that would Cleo. This qualifies owners of bed the storm of its might as It I I ToaaY's News Briefly ATTENTION bis license to practice law be sus- miles and left at least 138 dead . take her on inland as the Georgia homes , businesses, churches and continued on up the coast and at . pended for 90 days iJI an order AN SUI 'al f d t b She officially became a tropical coast begins to bend to the north· charitable institutions with dam· each city and town damage be· STUDENTS SEN. GEORGE A. SMA. THERS. (O·Fla.), said Thu.rsda, y a presl· handed down Friday. memor!' un,th 0 e storm, with peak gusts of 70 miles east. aged or destroyed property (or came relatively less severe. dential spokesman told hun he had to second the nommatlon of Sen. The action was that recommend. us ed for sc h0 1ars hIpS or 0 er pro- THIS RELUCTANCe Lo move off long·term loans at low interest. At Cape Kennedy, with winds If you are temporarily dis­ jects yet to be determined, has an hour, less than hurricane inLen· Cl \. Hu be r t H. Humphrey of Minnesota for t he vice ..nresidency . • ed by t h e Iowa Bitar Assoc a Ion" s been establLS' bed for Margaret sity. the coast. back oV/lr warm AtIan· THE MIAMI Weather Bureau, in peaking at onlY 65, eo was pow- continuing your education, mi P f . I E b' tic waters that could pump vi· what it called "a shotgun estimate" erless to do any damage to rock· Smathers made clear he did not want the role. Com ttee on ro esslona. tiCSi Hoff, former SUI· student, who was However, the Weather Bureau - claus new life into the hurricane's based on newspaper and Red Cross ets on launching pads, The resort we have openings which and Conduct. The court said Sw sh· killed in an automobile accident warning thal Cleo could reintensify Smalhers said he I'eceived a telephone call Wednesday afternoon d'd tak . t th engine, was bright news for the reports, placed Florida's damage city of Daytona Beach felt only will enable you to make in Irom President Johnson. er I not e exception 0 e Tuesday near Montville, Conn. - maintained 8 hurricane watch Carolinas and the upper Eastern from the storm at more than $200 a 43-mile wind, with an occasional ruling. Funeral services for Mrs. Hoff for part of Georgia and South seaboard. million. gust up to 50, as the atorm pused excess of $100 per week I I "I had been, frankly, a little apprehensive that I wouJd be asked to Swisher, 44, pleaded guilty m bave been scheduled for 1:30 p.m, Carolina. Forecaster Arnold Sugg predict. And it reveaJed for the first time to the west. plus an unlimited incentive nominate Hubert," Smathers said, But he said the President dill not U.~ . District ~ourt to a charge of today at the Turner Mortuary in IN HER WAKE, damaged sec· ed further weakening of the storm that Cleo had baltered Miami with Fmally, a hurricane hunter ny. and advancement plan if menlion it. tailure to file returns for the Cedar Rapids. tions of the Florida east coa t as it moved into Georgia. He saw wmd gusts up to 135 miles an hour. mg mto the storm near St. Au. Shodly afterward, Smathers said, he got a call from presidential you qualify. years 1957 through 1960. He w~s Mrs. Hoff, 35, wa the wife of from Miami to Jacksonville were no danger ahead beyond some pas. Sustained winds hit 110. The bu· gustme reported the eye weak ad I I spokesman Bill D. Moyers, who asked the senator to second Humphrey's sentenced last Dec. 11 to SIX fOrmer sur football player and declared disaster areas. No one sibily sever local flooding on Imall reau's gauge blew away at that diffused and nothing worse at nomination. months in prison .. Committed to University High School footbaJt was killed in the state. Tbe deaths streams in southeast Georgia and velocity. ground level than a brisk, 4O-mIle APPLICATION the Federal Medical Center at coach Robert Hofr. Hoff is pre- were recorded in Haiti aDd Guade- South Carolina. Hami, first U.S , city to be hit wind • • • • SpriJIgfiekl, Mo" he was released sentIy backfield coacb for the loupe. REQUIREMENTS SLEEPING SICKNESS, or viral encephalitis, which has posed an on parole last March 10. Coast Guard Academy football Cleo stayed ashore too long. epidemic threat in Houston, Tex" could appear in outbreaks elsewhere, Swisher resigned from the leg- squad. 1. At least one se· th American Medical Association said Friday. islature last January to clear the The accident whicb took Mrs, mester college Confirmed cases of the disease have been reported in Florida as way for election of a replace- Hoff's life and injured her husband * ' * * well as Texas. in Illinois and Arizona, suspected cases are under In· ment to serve in the special ses· occurred wben the car in which 2. 18 to 28 years of 'I vestigation. sion which began Feb. 24. tbe couple was riding struck a Gemini Plans , , Dr. Raymond L. While, AMA director of environmental medicine The Bar Association committee, bridge abutment. age in recommending reprimand and A member of Phi Beta Kappa, 3. Neat appearance and medical services, said Friday that insect· borne encephalitis is, license suspension, said it found nO Mortar Board, Phi Beta Pi social strictly speaking, a disease of birds and small animals rather than of willful violatlon of any court order sorority and P.E.O" Mrs. Hoff Postponed 4. Ability to present man, and no action against the best in- taugbt home economics for five CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (.1'1 _ "Its lransmission to man is, in a sense, an accident," Dr. White terests of Swisher's clients. It said years at City High School. Hurricane Cleo setUed one ques· new ideas saicl, because the insects which nip at infected animals generally have the question was wbat action Anyone wishing to contribute to tion which really wasn't too burn­ Tho.e acceptld will bl con' 110 tuste (or man, But they make mistakes or sometimes bite or sting should be taken when an attorney the Margaret Foster Hoff rvremor- ing : will the United States achieve ducting bUllneSi interview, In humans. "bas made the mi&take in his con· ial Fund may send donations to the first project Gemini two-man our outside order lind conium· I •• duct relative to hJs personal In. the SUI Business Office. The Uni· flight m 1964? Ir aCleptanee progrlm. RANGER 7'5 CLOSE.UP look at the moon shows evidence or a very come tax to the end that he has versity ~i~ coUect and hol~ the Most National Aeronautics and violent past _ and signs too of what may be laval flow on the lunar b~ht tbe mem~rs of ~ p~o · fund .until Its exact purpose IS de- Space Administration officials al- FOR APPOINTMENT: surface, cientists reported Friday, fesslon .. generally mto public dIS' terouned. ready felt the answer was no. But 338·6144 There are also signs of what may be erosion on the moon - but rer~ b d tied h' tax I'a. when capricious Cleo forc~ dis- . w er a set 18 I mantling of a hard.luck Tltan 2 scientists differ on the depth - 5 to 50 feet. Erosion may have been billty before he was sentenced. Pack.eng F.erms rocket Thursday, the few who held By Mort W"lk., cau ed by cosmic radiation and space dust. Deny NFO Charge a slim hope saw the chance fade. Small craters neat the Ranger target area were apparently caused Change in Rental Dates Until last week, tbe space agency by so lid dehris splashed oUl of the mammoth crater Tycho, some 600 miles away, by a huge meLeor collision, scientists said. A change in the schedule of dates DES MOINES I.fl - Three Mid· believed there was a better than IT GIVI?6 during which the Iowa Memorial west meat packing companies 50 per cent chance of conducting THeM • • • , Union will provide a rental service strongly denied Friday having sign- the unmanned Gemini test launch- SOM6T!-lING THE DIRECTORS OF TASS published an article Friday declaring for art prints W81 announced Fri- ed price,production contracts with ing in October and the manned OBVIOUS TO CHANGE.' th~ nlted States was at a "peculiar political crossroads" where it could day. the National Farmers Organiza- shot in December. choose the path ellher to military adventure or peace. Students, faculty members, or tion, whose members are engaged But on Aug. 17 a series of Ught- Witbout mentioning names, Dmitiri Goryunov identified those push- Iowa Cltiana may rent the prmts in a livestock market boycott. ning bolts struck near the Titan 2 Ing for war a "th ultras who have seized control of the Republican In the Main Lounge of the Union The Iowa president of the NFO, launching pad, caUSing electrical pUl'ty ond those forces in the leadership of the Democratic party which from 9 a.m." p.m. Tuesday and Earl Riediger of Hinton, said damage to the rocket and ground would Uk to outdo the Republicans in drumming up war hysteria." Thurl!day. The char,e II $1.50 per Thursday night that the three pro· support equipment. Unexpected, Soggy Landing semester. Cessors - Swift &. Co., Cudahy Cleo turned her Cull Corce away MIAMI, FLA. - A twin ....1111 DC., lICurely tied in I deep canal that frIntetI the flekl. Reatint '" • • The paintln,. available for rental Packing Co. and Dubuque Packing from the Cape, but raked it with down .t Opilidea Ilrport•• IS II,"," by the 125 the canal, the ce". plane .It wet, IMIf undaIft. THE N~TION'S NEWEST and biggest storm·hunter satellite, the are repruenlative reproductionl oC Co. - either had signed contracts gale winds with gusts up to 65 'O·foot-tllll Nlmbu shot Into space Friday and started televising cloud wodEi by weD·known artlsta from or were cooperating with tbe NFO miles an hour. No harm was done mll.an-hoUr gush of wlncl g_r.ttd by hurrl. -.ed, Ind will fly I.aln, but .... time, with • piltt. • - loP ..,.,..... ?ictuI' otficials ca lled "excellent" all major art period& on an experimental basis, to the rockets. "".. CIM, • .id d.ptsitod mort then I milt 1.lr

r ... '1h~1)oUy IOUJon ,'1 '.Floocl of Irienclliness- News media smot~ere~ . AND COMMENT ,w : AGUDA ACHIM: GLORIA DEI GRAC~ UNITED SYNAGOGUE- LUTHERAN CHURCH lflSSIONARY CHURCH to, E. WubIqt4n I&. L.O.A. ,. IBM Muse.Un. An. SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1964 Iowa City, low. in convention reCJ carpet -0- Dubuque .nd Mlrket 8tritt1 lunday. I :U I.m., Sunday ScbOO: ASSEMBb Y OF GOD The Rev. 'Roy Wln,at.~ Paator 10:~ •. m.. Wonhlp Servlc. By ART BUCHWALD The Wisconsin delegation bad thrown several 1330 Keokuk SL 1IOt. liOO and 11100 '.m., ".rvlc.. -0-- Sund.y, 1:(1 • .m., iIInda, IIcbooI. 1t/'D '.m., Sunday Sehoel ){ENNONITE CHURCH ATLANfIC CITY - When former President people out of their chairs so we could lle down. l1t, m Mnrnlnl Wonblp 11:30 noon. Holy CommuDiOll Greenwood .nd Myrtle .. .. Eisenhower attacked the sensation-seeking column· Someone made us chicken soup. The crowd couldn't 7:41' p :in~ ~EveDln, Wo~ ' ,:00 p.m .• Luther Leuu. Sunday 9 • .m., Morning Worablp -0- .- 10 I.m., Sunday School ·Barry eXl?lodes myth, ists and commentators 1n San Francisco, the con· be stilled, BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH ST. PATRrCK'S CJlURCB 8 p.m. - Evenln, service vention haU went wild and we never thought we'd TEXAS GOT WIND of what was going on and we B st. .. Filth Av.. 1M-t. Court 5t. -- lunday, l:iS 1.111., SundaJi' 8ebCNll II1UId"1 'tao, ':15•• :" u4 11 • ..tIl., OUR REDEEMER get out of the place allve. So In were carried over to their section where Gov. Con· 10:45 • .m .• Mon$M WorIIdp Sunday MUle. LUTHERAN CHURCH I .. Bemas to retaliate Atlantlc City we were prepared for nally had been asked to make room tor us. Some· , p.m., EvtDlDi Worablp I:" .Dd 8:15 LID., Dally 11- 2301 E. Courf anything. Well. almost anything. , • one slipped us a $1,000 gift certificate to Neiman· """RlM---AFRICA~ -0-- 8 '.m., 10:45 a.m .• Worship Service. B'" '.01""'\0 J'JRST PRESB;Y'l'ERIAH 9:25 •• m., Sunday School SEN. BARRY COLDWATER'S comment on the Dem· When Speaker of the House John > Marcus. Three delegates gave us oil leases and one KETJIODIST CHUB CHURCH -- McCormack said In his opening re­ man from Waco turned over the deed to his ranch. U1 S. Goveraor If. Ie E. K.rket It. REORGANIZED CHURCB OCratic nominees - that this selection of Johnson and Hum· Bev. Fred L. Pean, , The Re •. J.ck L. Zerwu, m1nllter OF JESUS CHRIST marks, "The representatives of the "We believe in a free and Independent press," a flUDd...av , 10 • .m., Sund.y 8cIIoeI 10 ' .m., Wonbll' Service 1'8 .phrey would "destroy the myth that the Democratic party 11 • .m .• C}lurcb ~rvIc. 10 • .m., Ctlurch School and Nutlery OF LA'ITER DAY SAIN . press, radio, and television are woman said as she squezzed our hand . -0- __ 221 Melroae Ave. was conservative" - certainly provide some food for , welcome to this convention," THE CROWD could not be stilled. New York sent TRINITY CHRISTIAN I'IRST METHODIST CHURCB lund.y, I:SO a.m., Cburcb ScbOOI thought. b REFOltMED CHURCS JtffenOil ., Dubuqu. Streetl 10:30 • .m .. KO~Worlblp opght the house down. a sergeant· t·arms to escort us over to Mayor ood "- 9:30 • .m., Churcb School E. Cour ...... o.....enw .,.. ':30 a,m., Wonhlp Service., The Rev. ST . .,AUL'S While the Democrats have been trying hard, quite We happened to be on the Wagner. The Mayor gave us two passes to the "'und.)'. ':SO a.m., Churcb S-Ob,.,.· lIuKene U. Hancock. CHA unsuccessfully, it would seem, to promulgate this myth, at the time and a large lady dele­ World's Fair and Bobby Kennedy's private tele· 10:30 •. m" Sermon, tbe Rev. R. PalmI 10:30 a.m., University student •• We.. LUTHERAN PEL gate [rain Rhode Island embraced BUCHWALD phone number. 5 p.m. veaper Service ley House. {Ml.I8ourl Synod. they have been caught, liberalism and all. • -0- -0-- 404 E_ Jelferaon .1 us. "1 love you, she cried. How much love is there in the world? THE CHURCH (IF CBRlST FRIENDS S.Mces at 10:15 a,m. '1318 Khltwood . Phon ...21571 ¥~day SC~tO~ at ~u I.m. Pernaps this campaign wiIJ continue to see many of the WE STRUGGLED to get free and as we did two We tried to get back to the press platform, but lunday, • un!, 1I1ble stadr low. lI.morial UDlOll : p.m. u e~elPtfl political myth exploded with u h astute ohservations as I New Jersey delegates grabbed us and shook our the delegates wouldn·t have it. First Georgia, then ~op~·,~... ~pWOrablp hada1, 10 • .m . ,~tInI tor wOllllt SHARON EVANGELICAL Louisiana. and finally Alabama insisted we sit with that of Sen. ColM/ater. : hand. "GOd bless the press," one of them said. -0- FAITH BAPTIST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH The Massachusetts delegates saw us and they them. Bull Connor of the Alabama delegation gave CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Kalon. The next myth to go, although this may prove even Or LATrER·DAY SAINTS CHURCH Sunday, I:~ I.m., Sunday SchOOl The convention has iust end ~ught to get over. "We got one here," someone us a police dOg all for ourself. The wounds of San (Gel1eral assoclaUIlD ot recuJar 10:30 •. m., DlYlne Worablp tougher to expose than the false id a of the Democrats shouted. People started showering us with free girts Francisco were slowly healing. 910 II. F.lrcb1ld St. Baptist Cburch~s) -0- campaigning is underway fo lund'~' 9 a.mile~.tbood 1baoiDY .ft. Ba:relt .... stor ST. ANDREW conservatism, is that Hubert Humphrey, Democratic vice· and money. McCORMACK WAS stlll trying to get the atten· nominees. President Johnson I tion of the hall. Finally Hubert Humphrey got 'o~~., ~~!me:t M.. _ Kontlomery HaU'B"'bHI ":.!rb"'tun~ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH the fence at Bergstrom Air F r.r.eside~tial nomine. has a long record of avid support for WE TRIED TO run but were stopped by Gov. Pat Sunday, 9:30 Ii:k;, e .,.. 00. SU""t '" Melroae Ave. "CH ' OF ' N.... ~- 10:30 a.m.• MO I Worablp UDiversit y Hel,ht. Brown of California who said, "You look tired, son. through to us and saId. "The President wants 'J cmm $ I\6<,uu.n. 7 p.m.. Eventne Service , civil rights. Some industrious person might even disclose lOSS W.de St. -0- 'und.y, 9:30 • .m. ~onblp. Clllmdi Take my chair." speak to you." Hum hr y's role in the passage of the 1964 civil rights "You mean?" flunday, ':~,.SundlJ 8cbooI UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL lla:~1 Wonblp. Church gebOOI T)Yo alternates took off our shoes and started 10.:45 p.m., worship SERVICES -0- law. You could see the disappointment on Humphrey's 7:30 p.m .• Itve~mee LUTD''''RAN CHURCH massaging our feet. Another one wiped our brow. ~ ~S UDlverliltv dOJPltaI lUI Campaig Another myth that might be proven false during the We began to blubber like a baby. face. THE CONGREGATIONAL haday, ':80 Lm., Worablp hm. OF CHRIST THE KING IOU'S his choice," he said. CHURrtU ~ /Tn, nEL Just East of c~mpai~ is the Widely accepted notion that President "You've had him long enough," the chairman oC .... FREE METHODIST \oDAJ" Hawkeye Aparlmenll the Wisconsin delegation protested. We picked up the phone and listened. ClI"ton " .Jeflenon ~ 2IlX IJ st. lunda), V:3v a.IIl., ~Otal1Jp Johnson is from Maine. Th impact of the disclosure that R~~. PbWp L. Shively -- 10:30 • .m.. Sunday School "THANK YOU. Mr. President," we replied, "but 10 a.m~ MofDlne Worablp. Nursery CORALVILLE -0-- Johnson is really from Texas might have devasting effects "GET YOUR OWN newspaperman," Gov. Brown Already I think I'd better stay in my present job." ST. MARK'S . retOrted. , n-tiioDIST CHURCH on the election - ven greater tllan the effects of the di • When the Democrats Bay they welcome the press ~VANGiLlf'.lT. MET~~~~ ~~CB ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. IA'I - "I'd better go," we said, nol wanting the Wiscon· they mean it. FREE ~ Rev. wnllam Slb1bro 2910 Muscatine AVa. closure that the Democratic party is not the conservative sin delegation to walk out. . .,. ••.IIL, S\llIday llCIlool Sunday, 8:30 lI.m., Worablp presidential election campaig (c) Publlshe... Newsplp.r Syndlcel. 0 .. CORALVIlJ.E 10:15 I.m., WonbJD v:tS a.m., Churcn SchuIII. Adult DJ. are barely under way but alrea party· , lunday, 9:'5 a.m .....~unday SchoeI ':M D.m .. M~ cUlSlon Group 11 • .m., Mornlni worlhlp -0- -0-- the two candidates have sketch Of course the b mo rat.~ might do some myth.explod. ,. -. 'I p.m .• Zventne servlCI ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH ST. THOMAS MORE CHAPEL the outlines of their messages , ing themselves - we IInderstand that right now Johnson is -C','ecks rights c1amor- -<>- JobDlOn '" Bl1>omlnllon StNet. 105 N. RJverslde Dr. the voter. , FAITH UNITED CHURCH lunday, I and 1&.30 • .m., Servtell -0-- • \vorking to disclose U1C fact that Sen. Coldwater i£ not .' . 9:15 '.m., Sunday Scbool ST. WENCESl.AUS CHURCH For President Johnson, if OF CHRIST .JO •.m., Adult Bible CluI 118 E. Davenport St. speech Thursday night accepti , running on the Democratic lick t - a "mytll" Illat has been :~ . 1609 De'Forest Avenue -0- -0- .l ...... Marvin E. So\)roluct.e, Pastor CHURCH OF CHRIST TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH the Democratic nomination was circulating tllroughollt the nalion's capital. 9:15 a.m., Church School guide, the major issues will Goldwaterf! • threOtl cements• (J 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship (Meelln, In the "U BuUdIn, Robert E. Holzhammer, Rect41 , -tI- One NUe South on H1,bwIY 2l1) 120 E. CoUelle St. peace, prosperity, programs f IuJlday, e a.m., Mornln, WOl'Ih\p I a.m., Roly Eucharist the needy and responsibility in FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 10 • .m .• Church Scbool 10 a.m" Sermon. c North Clinton Ie FaltchUd Street. --0- ST. MAR-O--Y'S CHURCH trol of nuclear weapons. Summer hpurs: Momin, Worship, FOR REPUBLICAN Domin Illflux of student :~ ·Demos, insures party peace Sunday, • a.m., rhurch 1Ch0ol 10 IOWA CITY JellersoD Ie Linn Streeh • a.m. BAPTIST CHAPEL .und.l,' 8. 7:30, 9, 10:15 and 11:ao .... Barry Goldwater the issues, as 0 -•.' By DORIS FLEESON delegates who approved it was work hard for the President's -0-- 432 Soutb OIlnton •. ~u:n~Y'~'!"''': non. Vo_ lined to the Associated Press ATLANTtC C1TY - Many men FIRST CHRISTIAN C"'rfTTRCH 'UtWated witb tb. -0- hi~ press secretary Pal F. Wagn the Civil Rights Act just llas,ed. election. They knew, better than 217 E. low. Ave:-7' 'UD~~,~~!~ ~!?,tJ~~anyV~~~OD) SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS to begin next week contributed to the miracle achiev­ L,'I)erals accepted it as an earnest most that a body of hard·~ore I d • I" -... _ ...... _. ...., - 001 will be defense, foreign po1i~ • ~ un ':0, : ~ •. ,!,,, _ ...... -- lO:45 1.1\., Morning WOtabip At UnItarian Churcb 10 S. GUbert crime and morality, and corrupti ed here of party unity combined of President Johnson's Intentions. Negro demonstrators is here. ,0:30 • .m .• WorlDlP '!.',m., Training Union Saturday, 9:30 8,m". Sabbath School THE PAST WEEK AND A HALF has been quiet in Iowa with a long step forward on a For Southerners. it was the hanj· poised to infiltrate at any' poInt -<>- , p.m" ETellin& Wonblp Saturday, 11 a.m., worship Service in government. Goldwater has already touch City. with all the classes over with, professors on vacation moral isslJe. It could be that Sen. Writing on the waU. wher'e the peace dam shows signs FIRST CHURCH -0-- VETERAN-;-<>-SHOSPITAL :: Barry Goldwater led all the rest. CHRIST, JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES on them in major speeches and.offices closed. (All quiet except for the B atles and Negro delegates from outside of weakening. OF 722 '" ClIUSCIENTIST 8L 2120 H st. CHAPEL ~ BY DEFINITION , a Democrat the South cooperated in a formal copyrllht 1964 ... e,e a bll Sunday. , a.m., Wonblr Cleveland, Ohio, and Springfie their fans.) t is a man who will fight Republi· _m_ee_t_in.::.g:...... w_h.ic._h-=-PI_ed~g:..e_d_th_e_m_to___ b_y_U_nl_te_d_Fe_a_tu_r_e_S_y_ndl._ca_te ___ S_U_:'n_d: _y_ilun_·_13_IY_aSe_m_iioo_ILelSon.se_rm_on---;=f=~=5_::.:d_ay=p_.:;~::.=Pw=.m=._·lc=-:::~f:.:ow=e=C,=A=g=~=d=:'=;::::;:,=.=o=m::= .. =l':=om=m="="=IO="=-="'=1'tIt==IU="="'="=f lU" since his nomination. . -'The Jdyll will end this weekend as the fraternity and cans only when he cannot find an· JOHNSON'S acceptance spee • (' j said the Democratic candida sorority members return to clt'an up their houses for Hush other Democrat to work on with his knife. The circumstances would run "on our record and Week. here were ideal Fundamental differences our platform." JSamplingsl place Demos. on top ,. ",f 't ~ The return of the students is gauged so that small lor proving That record includes. John Delegates a said, "the largest and longest groups return at first, and the population of lowa City (FROM THE DAVENPORT known that they are less than fy warnings that they are TK'~ to 'to aeciae who/s in, out iod of peacetime prospertiy in 0 bored with TlMES·DEMOCRAT) happy and confident. Some of'lhe be taken !lS alwtbing more Lban grows bit by bit until it is sWt'lIecl some 13,000. sleazy ."r'rn.,tn". history." poll reports seem 100 good to be ~h imperfcc~ Indication of tlte To tllC vanguards of Creeks, who will feel tl1at there ings, , ,In a ~Ilort Qn this page, news (From 1M Christian Science Monitor) He said at another point "M columnist Drew Pearson says true, and there i& the danger oi ('urrent tNnd. of both parties have built a so is nothing going on in town those first f w days, think of table in being lulled into a false sence o[ FOR EXAMPLE, in a straw There is, in fact, a clear Presidential choice as of now. AI· muggy heat. national polls show PresIdent foundation for our present pros , tIS who have h Id th fort all summer, even through dog Johnson strongly ahead of Sen· security. vote which was conducted by the though Candidate Goldwater had his Hershey conference and ity. Too many have worked convention lacks Times·Democrat at the· Mississip· / days. -Editorials by Linda Weiner suspense a n (i ator Goldwater. The figures in some of the poll­ modified his position somewhat, although Candidate Johnson •• long and too hard to see ing are so at variance as to justi· pi VaUey Fair, one which made threatened now by policies whi personal inspira· ORDINARIL Y, it would be sup­ no pretense of a scientlIic samp· is playing the civil·rights issue softly, the differences between posed that th is would touch of( promise to undo all that we ha tion. FLEESON ling, the tot61s ran aboUt three the two parties and their candidates are by now plain. The done together over all these year Normally, Ihe rejoicing in thc· Democratic camp, to two in favor of President • effort to exalt President Johnson and cast a pall over the Republi. Democrats are the Ins and stand on their record. They would "BUT PROSPERITY for mq Johnson and Governor Hughes has not brought prosperity to , as the peerless leader. his in· c:m headquarters. over Senator Goldwater and At­ continue with policies as they are now. slstence upon a bland diet of That is less than certainly true, Johnson said. "Those who have torney General Hullman. Some· THE REPUBLICANS are the ------ceived the bounty of this land • dogma, and hiR teasing game w:th th~ugh. thing like 15 Pjlr cent of visitors the Vice Presidency would have Outs and want an authentic stand, at this stage of the cam· who sit secure in affluence The Goldwater people have to the voting j.,ooth, hoy;ev ~r. safe in power - must not prod:lCed a i~7.ling 1 eaction. ;node it clear that they are not change. In domestic policy ther 'Paign. It looks now like a genu· were undecldccl. Subsequently, a \ , turn [rom the needs of their nei mu~h Ine choice. JnsteaQ, Ire party is cal",:y impressed by such polling. himilar straw \ ote at Ih l! All· would stop using federal spending bors. Our party and our nalion occupying the broad center and 'riley are rca lists enough, though. ~owa Fair in rpdar Rapids l'l':i­ as the yeast in a managed eCOIl' At the base there is a difference continue to extend the hand cooperating to minimize thc off· to 2ssess the implications, and to (ated a preferenc~ of mote than omy and would return to fiscal of judgment over the trends in compassion and love to the old, stage howls of the extremists. chart their course in the lignt of t \\,(1 to one, for 'he Delnocralic orthodoxy, giving enterprize its today'S world. The Johnson camp sick and the hungry." while and Negr:. Whatever I J;e \I,cir conclUSIOns. There already nominees fOr "President Im1 gov head. In foreogn policy they Johnson said the United Sta storn,s fliat ragu without, th E,, ·1 is are indications that they are get.­ emOl'. I I feels that ev~rything considered, has built the mightiest milit peace a thE! cortvpntion. ting results, with gains in tho 7he princ!p:tl signJ[icarce of would reject a managed peace granting the difficult task of con­ machine ot all time but "wea • PERHAps IT was a mistake, Goldwater score. Among other Ihe polling lies in their co .. r'ur· based on meeting 'Commutllst taining a well-armed communism do not make peace. Men m things, they have bad the John· ader all, for R~publicans to erect ) cD('e that Ihe R~publicans a. e thrusts with flexible defense. based' on Moscow and a shrewd peace." that huge l>ilIboard of Goldwater son Administration on the defen, llerjnd at tb;:, voint. \ I "THE TRUE courage of this sive in foreign policy. They want a more direct show· guerrilla communism based on 6n the boardwalk with the taunt­ !.o' THE RE IS l1oll\ing in the lig· clear age lies in tbe quest INTERESTINGLY, too Demo· down wIth communism at the Peking, the policy of containment ing caption. "In your heart YOIl ure~ to kcpp the I membeY s of peace. cratic Icaders have let it becom

\ r 3. .~ngin~rs Head of Italian Communists, - Won U.S. Medal during War (i)fte~ IBM GRAC~ UNITED ROME (..!II - The new head of vising (orgery of documents for IrlISSIONARY CHURCH Course Here HOLLYWOOD I!I - Tbe great struck ince boyhood. but could 18114 Muscatine Ave. the biggest Communist party in other party members and sympa· $:45 a.m .. Sunday Sch04' tbe Western world is a former thizers. comedy team of Bums aDd AUen never fiDd the formula to bre'iti Wonhlp Service Three InternatJonal Bu s i n e I I has ended with the death by heart out of the-malJ time. •• Carm boy who won a medal from From 1933 to 1935 he worked in -0- Machines (ffiM l systems engineers attack of Gracie Allen, whose nit· HE DECIDED to try a new ael HENNONITE CHURCH the United States in World War Moscow as a member of the Com- from Cedar Rapids wlll coiidud a Greenwood and MyrtJe .. " wit (antasies Cll8rmed two genera· with a San Francisco-born colleen 9 a.m., Mornlni Worlhlp II. intern political commission. programming abort course on FOR· Sunday School The medal marked one of the When the Spanish civil war UOIIS of Americans. She was 51. he met in New Jersey. She • p.m. - Evenlni service many tough and dangerous stages brOke out, the Communist leader· TRAN IV computer "language" The comedlenne dJed at 11 ; 15 G.aee Ethel Ceeile Rosalie All~ . -0- and 7040/7044 computer syt.sems Thursday night at Cedars or Leb- daughter of a song and dance man, . OUR REDEEMER in the life thai has led Luigi Longo ship sent him to Spain. He was from his counrty birthplace in the wounded serving as an inspector concepts Monday • Thursda,. and anon Hospftal after sufrerinc a ~aduate of a dance act with her LUTHERAN CHURCH Sept. 9-11 at SUI. heart attack about t~ sisters, nd a part·time 2301 E. Co,," Italian north to leadership oC general oC the lnternational brio 10:(5 '.m., Worship Servlcu Italy's Communists. gacres. They are Jim Farver. Chuck 10 p.m. at her retary. a.m., Sunday School Grimsrud and Tom Giblin, who B eve r 11 HUts George wrote the new act with -0- Longo, 64, took over as seere· Longo's underground code Dame REORGANIZED CHURCH tary·general from Palmira Togli. was Gallo - roost'er. He car· are assigned t.o SUI to provide flame . G ell r C e himself as comedian, but it .... 8!! OF JESUS CHRIST atti. who died last Friday ' at 71 . ried it with him when he went hi~h!y technJcaJ assistance to U~. Burns, her part. Graci's wide-eyed brand of non. or LATTER DAY SAINTS He had been TogliatU's deputy (or back to Italy to 1939 at the out· verslty users of computers, and 10· ner in abow Illlsi· ~ eue that gal the laughs. He am· 221 Melrose Ave. 18 years. break of World War n. He was tegratiog computer aystema. ness for S4 yeart mediately switched to straight 1:30 a.m., Church Scbool Tbe series of seminars, planned alld in marrlQ~e ll\IlIl, the po&illon he occupied un· Komlni Wonblp The party directorship gave him seized by the Fascists and con:­ -0- the succession without a single fiDed on the prison island of Ven· 101lcquaint newcomers to SUI with for 38, rode wlth til Gracie r tired in 1958. ST. l'AUL'8 dissenting vote. It'& not that Longo totene. the University's computlng facUi· her In an amlll,. BURNS AND ALLEN didn't LUTBERAN CHAPEL is so beloved in the party. He has Freed in 1943. he joined Commun· ties, will begin each day at 9 a.m. lallce to the hal- ClourIsb untO after their marriage made his share of enemies. He is ist partisans nghllng the Fascists and close at 4:30 p.m., with ses· pitRt. on Jan. 7, 1926, in Cleveland. Then .1 a somber man ,a tough talker and behind German lines. }fis leader· sions to be held in Room 5107 of lirs. Burns was GRACIE they began playing the bigger clr· , ~I a tough actor and many of the ship in the resl.$tallce won him the the Engineering Building. The short taken to a private room where he eulla untll th y reached the vaude. younger party notables relish his American Bronze Star. The citation course is open to SUf faculty 4ied with her hlUband still at her ville valhall.a, the New york PilI· leadership. was signed by President Harry S. members ,graduate studenu and side. She bad txPetleneec:J mila ace. Their debut in radio was a The Handshaking Begins But from the moment of Togli. Truman. selected undergraduates who will hurt attaCh In the pa t, but natural eventuality, then movl , aHi's death there was no doubt ----- need to use Computer Center fa· pearC(! in ,nod h allh untU last thellt levislon. The convention has just ended and already the lifter he and Sen. Hubert Humphrey lind Sen. Longo would inherit the mantle Get Ph.D.'s at ISU cUilies. evening. She once explamed h r dual lire: campaigning is underway for the Democrali Ralph Yarborou~h arrived from Atlantic City. - if only temporarily. . I AMES III _ For the first time Her death brouShl a close to one • The onstage Graci may look nominees. President Johnson led the way along thr.. spent many minutes handshaking with po;sed and the Tile Longo was born to faIrly w~l1. in the history oC Iowa stllte Udi. Zoning Discullion Set of sholl' Cll~fnl!ll cl.o est partn, ·· teady but r al ships in • a j~ville, :,~dio, mov",s (lrnei is hy, a IItl1 self-conscl· the fence at Bergstrom Air Force Base Friday well·wlshers at the Base. - AP Wirephoto to-do peasant parents. in FU~1De versity a husband and wile re­ A public meeting. of Basie Free· and te Ien' Ion . cu, and before every perform· Monferra~o, a hamlet 10 a ~led . ceived doctor oC philosophy degrees dam •. Inc., will be ~eld ~t 8 p.m. "MY F A V 0 R I T I person is l.lJce oC my life, panicky." mont reglon noted for sweet wmes. at a summer·session commence. Tuesday at Kennedy s DaIry Cour· G " ...... ,,,u Ilt~ Iowa Citians Elected At 20, he joined the Socialist ment Friday. tesy Room, Highway 34, west oC eorge, ane OIICe S!lld. "'fY "" GRACIE QUIT silt years ag.o 10 To Historical Society party. They are Mr. and Mrs. Varada Mt. Pleasant. my c~~eer, everythmg II in his enjoy a life a moth r - two Campaign Issqes Tl,en, dissatisfied with what he P. T. Charyulu of India . He re­ Attorney H. S. Life will be Ihe ha~s. l1t!opted children, Sandra and Ron. Two l(\wa City residents wcre ~onsider~ ~he party's shil}y·sbally. ceived a begree In nuclear englo· guest speaker. All persons interest. She made m a aucce eCte, rue - Irandmoth r pnd wife. Sh ed in Rural Zoning l-aw 358A are years and year. of rallure," George rc,llJhed George'! new Bucce as among the 51 persons selected for 109, he lamed forces Itb some I~ring and she It degree ih clvU other Socialists who wanted to go engineering. They will join the urged to attend. has remarked. a single. Along wIth their ~ t membership in the Slate Historical farther left. They (ounded Italy's engineering st.alI at the Universilr Their teainJDI began in 1922, fnend, Jack B nny, he was Already Outlined Society of Iowa during August. EXHIBIT CLOSES _ when he was ('omln~ to the end of George's great t audJence. Communist party. of Tulsa. Lff - The U.S. com· another in • 1011& 1fne UJIIUC . Funeral servlc are planned for ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. !A'! - The In a speech at Cleveland and The new members are Chester A. Mussolini's Fascists jailed him. Mrs. Charyulu also is the first mscow 01 presidential election campaigns later in talks with newsmen Gold· Phillips. dean and professor emeri· He made his way out of the woman to be awarded the doctor JIlunleations equipment exhibition (ul partnerships in V8L1devUi . 3 r.OJ1. Monday In the hurch of the are barely under way but already water predicted the administration tus of general business, and \VB. , country, and worked underground oC philosophy degree in engineering has closed after drawing 340,000 Born Natllpn Birnballm In New Jtccesllonal at For 5t Lawn fl· the two candidates have sketched would announce a negotiated settle· \iam Goettle, 701 George Sl. in France and Switzerland super· at Iowa State. visitors during a month·long visit. York in 189t, be had been st~ie · morial Park, Glendale. the outlines of their messages to ment in Viet Nam before election the voter. day. And he expressed Cear that For President John$on. if his neutralization of the area would be .I speech Thursday night accepting "an open door to communist Infil· the Democratic nomination was a tration." guide, the major issues will be In his Cleveland speech, Gold· fJNE TeF? peace, prosperity, programs (or water said the nati.on's leaders t r '" the needy and responsibility in con· "are misled by strange and unreal· trol of nuclear weapons. istic notions of appeasement and FOR REPUBLICAN nominee disarmament. Their eyes are Barry Goldwater the issues, as out· turned away from the real world lined to the Associated Press by and are fixed in a hypnotic stare hi8 press secretary Pal F. Wagner , upon a dream world." will be defense, foreign policy, ON DEFENSE, Goldwater said crime and morality, and corruption in Cleveland that "peace, in a in government. troubled world, can never be kept • I Goldwater has already touched by the weak. Peace is the reward f' ,. if! t on them in major speeches in of strength." ...... ---BATHROOM NEEDS----- Cleveland, Ohio, and Springfield, And in Springfield he declared: NOW! END m., since his nomination . "This nation has gone to war under DAMPNESS JOHNSON 'S acceptance speech the leaders of only one party. Only said the Democratic candidates under administrations such as this PROBLEMS would run "on our record and by one have we become so weak that D ••Mol.t Dri.. Damp our platform." aggressors have been tempted to That record includes. Johnson plunge the world into war." AIr That L ••d. to said, "the largest and longest per· THE ISSUE of corruption in gov· MUSTY ODORS, iod of peacetime prospertiy in our ernment was put Ihis way in his I history." Springfield speech: RUST, MILDEW \Sclienc:e Monitor) He said at another point "Men "There is a mood of easy morals choice as of now. AI· of both parties have built a solid and uneasy ethIcs that is an aching • Simply hang fcund ation Cor our present prosper· truth in our land. There should be in ~loset, base­ his Hershey conferenco and ment, laundry, ity . Too many have worked too no skeletons in the closets of any - everywhere Candidale Johnson long and too hard to see this part of the federal structure and • Can be used the differences between threatened now by policies which that goes for the smallest agency over and over promise to undo all that we have right up to the White House itselt! • Odorless, are by now plain. The done together over all t\1ese years." "Tragically, we cannot say that safe their record. They would "BUT PROSPERITY for most this is true today. Scandal haunts 12 Ol. has not brought prosperity to all," that federal structure. The names Clostt $lu ...... $1.39 Tb~re'8 a Johnson said. "Those who have reo and incidents that some are trying so or. 8...... ~t s(" .... $4.95 ceived the bounty of this land - to burn into npthing but ghostly TJ'~wa~ product at this stage of the cam· who sit secure in affluence and memories persist in coming to FROST-BAN Spray Musty OdDrs It looks now like a genu· safe in power - must not now life." RrFRIGEItATOR.FREEZEIt Away D.. Molat for even floor turn Crom the needs of their neigh· "TELLING people again and Mlfdl., Sproy. Ends choice. SPRAY DEFROSTER mU5ty odors • Prl' in ~our home! bors. Our party and our nation will again that the federal government Spray on . Wipe away ice and frost y.nts mlldlw for Al the base there i~ a di([erence continue to extend the hand of will take care of everything for In minutes. Can't harm food. L.aves months • Leayes no • no odor. Harmless to melal or en· judgment over the trends in compassion and love to the old, the them leads to the decline of per· y odOr • Does nol stain t amel . Impro •• rolrlgeralor and I Ideal on, clothin., world. The Johnson camp sick and the hungry." sonal and individual responsibility freezer performance. 14 CLIP-ON RACK R[WAX GaLl LAlIl lUI, : RlWAll IIIITAI" WAll ITII"E. Johnson said the United States which is the base cause of the rise Retards tuture frost $1 69 . $1 69 mallresses. ele. "LIS~I'" WAX " 1...... IrItI4) that ev~rything considered. build.up. Oz. For IIp1o.1t end r.bII., iii., $148 : hmo... yp to t•• (~I. old $1 41 has built the mightiest military in crime and disregard for law liftOf.",., '1lft1l, tlfflm __ AiI.. '11""". " ... OAt ~WI/l Qt. the difficult task of con· machine of all time but "weapons Iand order," Goldwater said. tlN,t. N.... /III IM/lfllli. 1111. • ... m2~.""", . a well·armed communism do not make peace. Men make "Pitling class against class, or "BACK TO SCHOOL" - ERS" •••••• #., ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• peace ." race against race to reap the votes ·, "THE TRUE courage of this nu· of one faction or another sets the TalWAI CWI • TIIlWAll 11111 .. communism based on 'AITE • clear age lies in the quest for stage for malice, where only open /) Pack a DRYETTE for ftlld"ood, ,.• ... , the policy of containment rot "I.,.nllin' peace. hearts, understanding minds and IInol..... carl, • Old, -.. 1M wnr ked sufficiently well. "There is no place in today's willing hands will be fully effee· S9c to $1.95 .....1.. p"qooal : .."td har4wooII a reversal of the tide in flOOrs. wgo. • 1100'. In 0111 011- l ' world for weakness. But there is tive." OIIII ••ts , plllll , • _10• . Also for Vielnam it will continue 1,1. III' port .. • 1_ IIId worn also no place in today's world for NEITHJ:R side is overly making Z Wond{lrfu/ MOd{l/~ 1.10 I,olill". • way. recklessness. We cannot act rashly an issue of civil rights but it looms tOfL $1. O'CEDAR ·• THE GOLDWATER camp en· with the nuclear weapons that Ilarge in the background as one of ,~, ~ LL· disagrees and considers could destroy us all . The only the major imponderahles in the METAL. ,. - PLASTIC, the caust' of freedom has ) i course is to press with all our November results. SPONGE MOPS losing and requires a new mind and all our will to make sure Much of Goldwater's hope to cut BBQOMS basic confronlation with the that these weapons are never really deeply into Democratic strenglh in RUpB~~ I"rn"nums~ wOlld. used at all." the South rests squarely on his vote $2.69 -$4.3? -$5.49 All Sizes & Shapes GOLDWATER'S main thrust on against the new civil rights bill. It is these fundamental diiier· I I All Sizes, Shapes Colorl that now need to be talked the foreign policy so far has been And some Democrats acknowledge aimed at U.S. conduct of the war concern about the so· called back· RUST.PROOF FLIGHT.LIGHT They should be the agenda O'CEDAR Reg. $1,39 the clHr.paign. in Viet Nam and claims that the lash vote outside the South from SflAG.PROOF COMPACT DRYER , COMPANY administration is too willing to whites who fear or resent Negro "- negotiate with Communists. advances. SILVER FINISH ATTRACTIVE, BLUE. COPPER , DUST MOPS " STURDY PORTABLE, OR SILVER FINISHES GARBAGE CAN Letters Policy fo, Wo.hlng., Ironing •• $2.98-$3.98 $3.89 SAVES MONEY, STILL ON SALE I • I uud with automatic dryer. VINYL COATED Carry the DRYETTE Folds Like An Umbrello! in your Luggage I Gt\RBAGE CAN 1964 i . $4.29 I I DRYETTE jJ 0 guarontHd Phillips produ(t. HOT·DIPPED GALVANIZED

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Tower Information Desk, 'LAYNIOHTI 01 mixed recre.lIon· actlvltle, lor .tuden\., at .., I.e· Iy and theIr .POU8t., are held University Hospitals tha FIeld 1I0uae each Tue.day Id Friday nl,M frol\1 7:30 to 9·aa DI Office In., provided 110 home v ....1 I' ,ntell I•• rheduled . (Adml.lloll b, IIdlnl or ...., 10 Carel.) P... 4-THE DAILY IO~AN-low. City, l.....s.turcl~, Aut. 2f, 1'" Orioles Use 3 Homers rei Split with ·Chicago , , x Take 1st Established in 1868 Archerl Clings Underrated Giacobazzi To Lead Ends WBA To Ban With 2 Runs (Editor's Note: Thll Is .... '-th Idue credit although be started 14 Giacobazzi's first replacement. Tama, a senior who once was a Clay LI·st'on To 1-Shot Lead ., six stories lbout 1.. 1 feotball of a possible 17 games. He is the Wilder is strong and fairly fast but fullback; and Thomas Pohlen, 190· • pound sophomore from Sheldon . Did T clllClld..... In .... fifth -, .... No.1 man at right end now. he needs more experience. He did .",.,..,.. Interltt II... will ... •• . \ ~ In 9th Inning scribed.) j "Tony is a flOe leader, reacts to not catch any passes in 1963 and After 36 Holes Each end 'candidate, on the SUI eJ1)oUonai situations and had his he lost ten days of practice in the Mantilla's Homer Return Bout NATIONAL LIAGUI BALTIMORE IA'I - Baltimore football squad now will be conce!'· best spring practice in 1964. He is spring because of illness. NORFOLK, Va. 111'1 - The World CIA BIRMINGHAM, Mich. IN! - W. L. Pet. 0 .' . smacked three h9mers, including a trating upon what he ,does best and Ieven better now that he does not The other of(ellSi ve end who will Paces Boston, 5-3 Rookie George Archer came out of PbUadelpbla """ 17 50 .10$ Boxing Association (WBA) voted Cincinnati .. "".. 10 ~ .556 6~ two·run shot by Norm Siebern, as a resUlt these offensive or de· have to play offense and derense," play is Curtis Vande Walle, 190 a 'trap and sank a 12-fool downhlll x-san Franclseo .. 10 58 .541 1~ and crushed Chicago 8-3 in the fensive specialists should be able PitO said. NEW YORK IA'I - Felix Man· Friday to ban a Cassius Clay· putt on the final green to cling to St. Lou~ ...... 89 58 .543 8 x-MJlw.ukee ., ... , as 61 .511 ilIA . to show superior play. As the tight end last fall , Giaco. tilla's three·run seventh inning Sonny Liston return bout Cor the Goof? a one·stroke halfway lead Friday 63 .508 121,2 second game, earning a split m Henry (Whitey) Piro, the assist. Plttabul'1lh ...... as homer off AI Downing carried the heavyweight championship and just before a lashing thunderstorm Loa AllIelel .,.,.. 62 It .492 141,2 Friday's twi -night doubleheader ant coach who has been handling bazzi was on the receiving end Boston Red Sox to a 5-3 victory Chlcallo ...... 58 70 .453 19l)J mostly of short passes. But he said Clay would be stripped of his cooled off his challengers in the Houston ...... " ~ 72 .43& 21 ~ that kept the Orioles in first place ends here since 1952 and now has caught two TD pasSes vs. Indiana over the New York Yankees Fri· $200,000 Carling World Golf Cham· New Yorl< ...... 14 .344 33~ world crown if he goes through _-flayed nI.Iht game. in the seesaw American League the additiOnal respoD8ibillty of the to tie for the Big Ten's 1963 best > day night. , pionship. "rldly" Illsults pennant race. i elltlre' offensive line,' has letter., single game performance in that Mantilla's 21st home run. a tow· with the match. Or Is Pltttbul'lb t, Philadelphia 2 fiv~ The 6-6 Cormer cowpoke £rom St. Louis 5, lAB AllIelel 3 The White Sox won the opener: m~ii among the. ~ozen candidates: department. ering drive that hit the screen on ''In the eyes of the WBA this Gilroy, CaliJ., had just posted his New York 12 Chlcalo 10 Houston at ClnclnnaU, ppd., rain 2.1 on Floyd Robinson's two.run We a~ deflDltely not deep m the left field foul pole, followed would be no championship match," skidding 74 on top of his record San Fnnclsco at MIlwaukee - night single in the ninth inning after an th~ offenSive department but we ALL·ROUND athlete from Ma· .~ walks to Ed Bressoud and pinch first round 65 for 139 when the Tod.ys ProbAbll Pltcller error by first baseman Siebern thlDk we have ~layer8 who can get quoketa, Dick O'Hara, 196·pound bitter Al Smith and lifted the Red said National Commissioner Abe Congr Philadelphia (Mahafley 11-6) .t Oakland Hills course was struck PltI.bur.h (Frtend 10·14) the job d ne smce they must go sophomore, will be the No. 1 left Sox to their ninth victory in 13 J, Greene. He said also the state by driving rain and flashes of San Francisco (Herbel 8-8) .t Mil· opened the way for th~ rally. only one :ay. These ends, as pass. end if he can overcome a scholastic meetings with the third-place Yan­ accepting the bout would be sus­ lightning that delayed play for 25 waukee (Sadow.kl 8-8) TH E SPLIT left Baltl1~10re one· catchers, will have the advantage problem. He is one of the better kees. New York (CllCo 5-13) at Chlca,o hatf game ahead of Chlc.ago and of good throwing when Gary Snook young prospects here in some years pended from the WBA , and the minutes. (EUaworth 12-14) Dick Radatz, making his 66th ap· Hou.ton (Lanen 1-11) at Clnclnnatl 4\1 games ahead of the thlrd·place is at quarterback," he said. and apparently has the size, speed same suspension would apply to Just CAUGHT in the deluge were (Tsltourll 7·10) New York Yankees, who lost 5-3 TOP. AMONG all ends is captain and body control to become out· pearance, protected the margin any other individuals connected LotI Angeles (Reed 1-2) at St. Louls over the final three innings for young Dick Sikes of Springdale, (GlblOn 11·10) to Boston. Tony GlacobaZJl, a senior from standing when he gains experience. Ark ., and 41·year-old Jack Burke winner Bill Monbouquette (9·11 ), with it. AM=.-Ill-'C"'A"-'N--'-'LI:"A:':G:':UI Siebern helped atone for his cost· Farmington, Mich., and a %13- Cliff Wilder of Sioux City, a let· Jr., of Houston, both of whom were Dick Stuart gave the Red Sox an rn a stormy morning session, w. L. Pet. G.I. Iy first game miscue with a two- pounder who never bas received terman junior of 209 pounds, is delegates voted 27·2 not to approve Sharp. insurance run in the eighth when under par at the time with a good Baltlmllre .. " .. ,. 78 51 .805 run homer off loser John Buzhardt chance to take first place. ChlcallO , ...... 19 53 ,598 ~ he slugged his 30th homer. Ihe match. Kentucky and Michigan Now York ...... 12 54 ,571 4~ to snap a 1-1 tie in the third inning lollon .. ,...... 000 001 310-5 • 1 Cllst the dissenting votes but Later FlJ\ishing in almost impossibl~ x·Detrolt _, ... , ,. 88 sa .519 11 ',0 010 000-3 • 0 Congress Grou x·Mlnnesola .. ",. 14 It ,500 13IA of the second game. Brooks Robin­ * * * NIW York , ...... reversed their decision to put the conditiollS - so black at times that * * * Monbouqu.llt, Rad.l. (7) and Till· x-Los Angele. .... 86 86 .500 13~ son followed with another homer, min; Downing, Sheldon (I) .nd How· convention into unanimous accord one couldn't follow the nigh t of the x-Cleveland . , .. 62 86 ,414 15 ~ and rookie Sam Bowens banged Burns Invites 76 Candidates Ird, W - Mllnbouqu,1I1 ('.11). L - Uncovers CIA 1Ioston ...... , 59 1l .454 19~ on the issue. ball and so tOOlgy the players were Downln, (1(1.11- x-WaahtnKton ...... 51 79 .392 21 ~ a three-run homer in the fifth. TONY GIACOBAZZI Hom. runs - loslon, M.nllna 121), Despite the WBA ban, the Inter­ ~ ending sprays of water from thtl x·Kamas City ,,' { 48 14 .375 29Y.a Stu.rt (30). NIW York, P.pltonl (171. Payment Route x·Played nlllht limes Steve Barber, who has beaten Hawkey. Captain Continental Promotions said it fairways on every shot - both saw Frld.y's Illsults Chicago and New York three times To Opening Football Drill their hopes evaporate in the down· Chlca,o 2-3.,_ Baltimore 1-8 pounds, from Bettendorgf, a 6-4 would stage the match as pLanned WASHINGTON 00 - A Boston 5, New Yorl< 3 each, posted his ninth victory in Iowa City Girl Upsets pour_ junior who was on the demonstra· in November. The site has not been through which the Central Detroit It Los An,eles! 2 twl-nlght 19 decisions although he needed SUI head football (.'Oach Jerry Bums has invited 76 pros­ selected, gence Agency dispensed Sikes, two under par through the Cleveland at Kan ..1 CI y - !118M tion team in 1963 , Vande Walle im· No. 1 Seed in Net Meet Walhirl.ton at Minnesota - nJght relief help from Stu Miller in the pective candidates for his 1964 squad to the opening practice proved in the spring and became Curt Howard, president of Tele· funds - a private New first seven holes, quickly lost four TocI~'1 Probtblt Pitchers eighth. Chlca,o (Pizarro 11-6) at Baltimore session Tuesday. Practice ends Nov. 2l. No.2 behind O'Hara. DES MOINES IA'I - Mona Schal· 'sc ript Inc., announced his com­ foundation - was disclosed hots to par anc; slaggered in with (pappas 11-5) - night Miller came on after the Sox lau, 14·year-old Iowa City High pany's bid oC $1,800,000 for the congressional hearing a 12 for 141. Boston (WUJon II·IO .nd Morebead Burns asked them to appear Aug. 31 for the annual press· FIRST TEAM men on defense SchooL sophomore won the singles closed circuit tel evision rights Cor 8-12) at New York (Bouton 14-11 and loaded the bases and gave up a Chairman Wright ... ",mal" Burke, one under at the 12th Ford 13-5) 2 twl-nlght sacrifice Oy to Jeoff Long be· radio· TV day, to be followed Sept. 1 by the start of tWice·daily are Lettermen Dave Long of Cedar championship for girls under 18 the fight still stands. Tex .), of a House Small Detroit eMcLaln 3-4) II Los Angeles 6·3; when the storm hit, took a double (Chance 15-6) - nll/ht fore retiring the next two batters. practices. Rapids, 200 and and Louis Wi!· at the Hawkeye Open Tennis Tour· "][ that's the stand of the WBfI, J subcommittee, said the bogey at the 12th and a bogey at Clevel.nd (TIant '1-2) at Kansaa City THE TRIUMPH ended the Ori· port; WUllam Restelll, Great Falls, ~:n~:; 0~ri87~~~n~:: B~~~~r:~gil: nament Friday in an upset decision we'll ignore it," said Harold Con­ him it made such use of the the 13th, shooting a 74 for 143, (Drabow.ky 4-13) One of the largest squads numer· Walhln,ton (Ostecn 12-10) at ales' four·game losing streak. ically in recent years (there were Mont: Roger Lamont, Chicago. over top seeded Sheila Pearf of Des rad, an official and spokesman for Kaplan Fund. IOta (Stlgman 8-Ul GUAIlDS: 'John Niland, Amityville, and alert and are hard to take out Moines. loter.Continental Pro mot ion s. A PLAYER undeterred by the Rookie Wally Bunker hurled a 79 in 1963), the contingent includes N.Y.; Carl Hania, Flint, Mich.; 'Joe I of a play. OFFICIALS OF THE fain storm was the imperturbable ------DeAntona Scranton, Pa.; James Miss Schallau had one bad set "Somewhere in the United States no-hilter for 6¥.. innings in the 18 lettermen, 12 of whom are line· Baucb, Gladbrook; David Moss, Iowa They are backed by 218-pound but won 6·2 0-6 6-1. It was the the fl·gh! wl'lI go on in November" Revenue Service, which is Ben Hogan - the wee ice man - Ft. Madison Rodeo first game pitching duel with Gary men. Thirty·four players are tun. Cl~' 'Bernard Budzlk ChIcago· . Bill B ' W t ood N J ' , . the fund to determine who birdied the 14th and 17th in H 'hts, m.\· Michael Mulll'ns, Detroit; Jl1D1or riggs, es w. ' .., first time in eight meetings this WBA refused sanelion of the light Peters. A fifth· inning homer by iors, 29 are sophomores and 13 are Wlliam KrlI, Gary, Ind. and sophomore Terry MullIgan, 215, year that she was able to defeat . b r bo should keep its tax exemptiol\ midst of the mo t trying circum· Schedules Sept. J J 1·0 lead which he nursed into the seniors. CiNTIItI: 'David Recber, LinCOln· from Cleveland Ohio. Briggs was I ., I because of Its an 0 return ut luctantly confirmed wood JIl ' James Cmejrek Fenton ' . the Des Momes glr . clauses stances and posted an even par 79 ninth. Prime problems include develop· nection. CCA declined for 142. Mlcb:' Robert Krga, Jr., Calumet CIty' an alI·stater. at Hackensac.k High I Top seeded Richard Stokstad of .'. As Family Night But Siebern, who had made three ment of linebackers, running hall· Ill.; Stephen Hodowa~ ROlf Richard School. Mulligan was born ID Iowa Cedar Falls and Randy Murphy of Liston has been dropped from the reporters. fine fielding plays earlier, muffed backs and reserve quarterbacks. ~~:~IGam~~~I~n~hIO . hIO; 1ack Wll· but played for Cat~edral L~tin in Burlington, advanced to the finals ~A ratings and .there's III indica· Patman told the revenue A special family night will be I a throw from second baseman Jer· Iowa is moving to the two platoon LINIU:CKIRS: Daniel Hilsabeck Cleveland. They did well ID the for the boys under 18 crown lIon he Will be rems!ated. II IS be- to provide information held at the Fort Madison Rodeo ry Adair after pinch hitter Gene style, with complete and separate Au~ubon; Delbert Gehrke, Mendota; spring and coaches hope for addi· The tournament runs through lieved Ernie Terrell will be moved adresses, officers and Sloths Take beginning at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 11. All Ill., Richard Hendryx, Cl!au Rapids, t' I' t th N 1 0 tend of eight other found'llio.os Stephens led off with a grounder. offensive and defensive units. Frank Relnbardt Webster City' Jo- lona lmprovemen. Sunday, Lance Lumsden, South n. up as e o. c n er. children's tickets will be reduced Iowa opens its 9·game schedule he said, together to 75 cents for the evening. That opened the way for a typi. ~':n!!~~':fia.N,~*:i; PJ~:do~aiko~~~e~ Other defensive candidates in· linois Univ~rsi.ty student: l~d the New.York and California already most $1 million to the Kaplan Michael Landon, who portrays cal White Sox rally. After Landis Sept. 26 here against the University Jr., Midland, Mich. clude Marlin Wiese, 190, from early advance ID the men s smgles. have disapproved the match. of Idaho. Hawks have Big Ten in 1961·1963. Slush Crown Little Joe on television's "Bonan· walked, catcher Dick Brown field· IowaQUAIITIRIACKS: City; David Bpnlor 'Gary, East DetroitSnOOk,, ,"~~~~~~~ ' ~~~~~~~====~======~==~~======~======I When Acting Commissioner za," is scheduled to appear as the ed Don Buford's bunt and threw games with Indiana, Wisconsin, Mich.; James (Mickey) Moses, Glad· 10 a spectacular 13-3 comeback, stone, Mich.; Stephen Welter, Iowa trand M. Harding said IRS guest star of the performance. too late to nip pinch runner Al Purdue, Ohio State, Minnesota and City. not have the information the Sloths of Moosylvania Unlver· Michigan in the same sequence as Other performers will be Jim Weis at third. loading the bases. HALFIACKS: 'Gary Simpson, New· files, another subcommittee sily conquered the Farkling Slush 1963_ Washington here Oct. 3 and ton; Dalton Kimble Flint, MIch.· Cralg Eskew, world champion trick and Floyd Robinson then lined a single Nourse .. Flint, MiCh .; James Wagner, • bel' sharply disagreed. championship Friday at Botanical fancy roper, the Joe Zoppe family, to center for Chicago's third Illt, Notre Dame there NQv. 21 com· Cedar "aplds; Orville Townsend, East Bowl. and two runs scored. plete the schedule. St. Louis, m.j •• John LalOla, Chelsea, it tn "IF THOSE ARE dummy internationally famous horseback Map.; Tony welt Iowa CIty; Larry rations or corporations we Jubilant Slolhs 811d fans poured riders, and Chick Henson and Wiley This is the list of invitees: McDowell Cedar Rapids; David More. Flrsl G.mt land, AudUbon: Richard Gibbs, Chari· want to talk about, come onto the field following the win McGray, rodeo clowns. (. fllr lette.-men) ton; Terry ,Ferry, Boone; Robert Sor- say so . But do"t say you over the Twig Tech Tigers and ChlClgo ...... 000 000 002-2 3 • IND.: 'Capt. Tony Glacobazzt, Far- enson Jr., Flint Mich.; Richard Thiele, I.lllmore .. .. 000 Gil 000-1 4 2 mlngton, Mlcb.; Richard O'Hara, Ha· Westf leld, N.J,; James McGuire, Iowa know anything about it," Moosylvania's Governor Bullwinkle Pe",., Fisher (') .nd Mlrlln; lunk. Quoli:etaJ. 'Clifford Wilder, Siou City; City; Robert Weaver, Hagerstown, James Roosevelt (D·Calif.l personally awarded the Slush tro­ er, Hld~lx ('), 14.11 If) and Irown. Harding. phy to the victors. W - P.t ..s (15·7). L - lunk .. (1).4). CurtI.Weston, vande Mundelein,. WaUe, Bettendorf;.lll.; 'Wul1am Lee ThomasInd.: 'Karlin Knutson Ryan, "edar" Beaver Rapids; FaUs. Larry Pa.; L-::======-I-====::;::::::;:;====-r====~~~~======Hom, run. - I.ltlmore, I. Ilobln· Briggs, Westfield, N.J.;. 'Louis WU· SChreiber, Davenport; James KlJl- There was no more specific lIOn (3)_ IIams Jr ., East St. LOUIII, Ill.; ·Davld breath Lapeer Mlch.- James Wojclkle- USED CARS CHILD CARE The Sloths were the underdogs in Lon,,; Cedar Raplda; TelTY Mulligan, wlc., Calumet CIty, Iif.; Daniel Kantak, mony about the amount of the final game of the Slush, due to Second G.mt Clevelan~ Ohio; Marlin Wiese, T.ma; Liverpool N.Y. money, nor about its ae!; tInat ~ the loss of several of their most Thorn .. I"ohlen, Sheldon. FLANK •••: 'Karl Noonan, Daven· Advert'lsl'ng Rat.s '55 OLDS 98. All power, lancy radl!lJ WILl, haby alt. My home.1:aperlenced ChlCl,o ... ", .. 100 001 010-3 •• TACKLII: 'Leo Miller, Sioux City' pori; 'Robert LeZotte, Royal Oal<, automatic IrlDlllliAlOD out. $8O,vv and references. 338·180'1. 9·11 Several hours after valuable players and their team aalllmore .. 103 040 OO_~ 11 2 'Robert Zlolkow.kI, Detroit; JIlcb.f )(Jcb:l Benjamin Wrlgh\.. MIneola, N.Y. cash. 338-7381. TFN thE! subcommittee mp'm~,pr. m85cot Seymore. One of the in· IUlhardl, T.lbot 14), laumann (5), Jones, Cblca,o; Jonn Price, Jr., MJI· .A .. ITYMIN: Alvin "andolph, East Th D lk Wont WILL b b It M h E I d FI h (7) nd McNtrtnoy Carreon b'-~, S.D.,' Robert Gates, Shenandoah: St. Loua, m.; Ruasell Ferance, War· I'M .ya ...... • WHO DOES m ay s. y ome. .per ence with CIA and IRS officials jured players, star left maseman Saturday, AUlust 29, 1"" s.r ,a , ..... St L I J h n- ren Ohio, S 1.... Word Marl< Twain. 338-0653. 9-8 (7); lIarber, Miller (I) .nd L.u. W - Georee TomprRaa'ld' Mlouch'; ~pnhllU ,," 'WKMIN" (roving LB)'. 'Ivo~ Ix a.ys ...... Y>o' closed doors and then told Lamar Pusey made a valiant 8:00 New. larber ('-10). L - hlhlfdt (10"), cell Grand ap.... ,; IP nA ., T a -. W d come· back after dropping the blud. 8:15 Six Talk. on Shakespeare Homo runs - laltlmor., Sllbent Deutaeb Detroll; "obert MitChell, McDowell, Jr., St. Loulli, Mo .; Thomas III IYS ...... I or DIAPERENE Diaper Rental Service by men the subcommittee 8:30 Saturday Potpourri (0), I. RoblnllOn (23), lowlns (=I.~).===F~l1n~t=, ::M::IC::b;;;';;;.;;R;;ob;;e;;rt;;;;;St;;;;a;;;;nI;;;;.y;;;,;;;;Da;;;;;v;;;;e;;;;n.;;;;;R;;;;olS;;;;,;;N;;;;;ew_to_n_.______One MontI! , .... , .. .. 44c • Word New ProcelS Laundry. 313 S. Du· pursue further the CIA bUQue. Phone 337·9668. I-4AR MOBILE HOMES ~R SALE gllon on his toe Thursday, Doctors 9:30 The MUJlcal (MinImum Ad I Words) the Kaplan Fund malter. had estimated he would not see ac· tt=: *~8 fit Conaacutlv. In ..rtlont NEW and used Mobile Bomes. Park· tion for the remainder 01 tbe 12:15 MUllc for a Saturday Alternoon lOOMS POI lINT Ing towln, and parts. Dennis Mo­ PATMAN SAID IN a series. 1:00 Music CLASSIFIED DISPLAY AD' bile Home Court. 2312 Muscatine Ave. "The discussion 2:30 New, GRADUATE MEN. Clean quiet roo ms. Iowa City. 337-4791. 1-4AR committee that no Pusey, who now has a season 2:35 SIGN OFF One 'n .. rtl", I Month .... $1.»" CookIng privileges. 11 E. Burlln,ton. t 337-3268 or 331·5349, 9·22 1959 MOBILE HOME 8' x 38', 2 bed· terest to the SUbcommittee "wOA (Earned Wipe-Out Avera .... ) Monday, AUlust 31, 1"" f'YI I ~ '01 .,... 8:00 Momlnll Show Inllrtlons Month ... ,"1S to the CIA existed." of 136_78 led the Sloths to tbeir 8:01 News DRY CLEANING ren In ..l1lolls • Month ... $1.15' MALE GRADUATE or over 21 to ahare room, EKcellent condltlon ,1700.00. double. 317 E. Fairchild. 1-4 845·3397. 8-4 brilliant victory. 8:30 ~:~lhell'-"Overtlme In Hea· 'R .... for E.ch Column 'nell "This is without a doubt the 8;$0 News 2 DOUBLE rooms for 4 girls over 21. Cooking prlylleges. Close In. Washington, I most exciting vIctory I have wit· It=: ~~:: Recordln,. SPECIAL Phone 337-4191 DIal 338-8336 or 337.. 1316 . '·29 ATTENTION ne&sed in my 13 years of coach· 11:58 New. He.dllne. II\IIttIeII cIHcIIl ...... My STUDENTS Youth Held in ing - a real tribute to Farkling," g;~ ~~~~bm Ramble. prececil", public ..... APAITMENTS POI lENT Sloth coach E. D. Gophound said 12:45 New. Backllround from •••m. to 4:. p.m. WMk, If you are temporarily dis­ f~lIowing the contest. ~~!I,;oon Feature UNIVERSITY staff member desire. Father's Shoot" r:: HY., CIo .... '.tunilYI. An IX,.. furnished two-bed.room apartment continuing your education, The only marring event of the ~;:g ~~~ OFF Monday, Aug. 31 - Tuesday, Sept. 1 - Wednesday, Sept. 2 fOI' bls fllDlly of four. Send to Box WASHINGTON, Iowa 00- rlJlnc:eeI eel talt will hel, '"' 121. TFN we have openings which day was a fine imposed on Sloth jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijj with your eel. Crawford, 48, a rural mail bouncer Gunner Peaceport Thurs· will enable you to make in was shot to death in b~ FOR lENT day as the team was traveling excess of $100 per week home Monday afternoon from the playing field to their hotel de Ville's IhoriUes took into custody Trousers 113 - lOth Avenue, CoralvUle, 2 bed· in a chartered bus. room open basement Duplex. Private plus an unlimited incentive Steven James, 14. Peaceport was fined $57 for entrance. Own lawn. 338·1809 after 5 p.m. 9-3 and adyancement plan if The youth was held at the throwig his harp on the bus at HOLIDAY IN Slacks me vloUn_ 338-0243. 8-31 ---,,--,..---:--:----:---:- GARAGE for rent. 314 South Summit, you qualify. ington County jail without teammate Shackles Gromit as he FOR SALE - large lot on well .Ide. 337·3205. ..27 Sheriff Charles C. was hanging upside down from the Shorts 338-0243. APPLICATION Crawford was shot baggage rack. ST. LOUIS SAVE on factory to you JIIIIttressel!! TYPINO SERVlCl twice - with a .22 Gopbound said at a press con· FOR box aprln'~t.a!!.'! polyfoam. MASTEH MATTRESS Mi\.l\.£RS Hlghw.y 6 West REQUIREMENTS He was dead on arrival at ference Thursday -the fine was If YlUr L.bor D.y Week.nd. Plain Skirts second stop Ugh!, Coralville. HI ELBCTRIC typewrtter. TheM. .nd pitaL necessary to the discipline and pl.M Include y_ comln, to St. " abort ..pen. DIal Sf1-384S. T1N Officers did not make pub LlUil to yilit frl.ndl or r.lativel, FARM FRESH e,,8 - A large. 2 doz. TYPING. 838-4l97. 8-S 1. At least one se­ morale of the entire team. Ladies' or Men'. 79c . John's Grocery_ 338.()441. 9-30 DORIS A. DELANEY lecretarlal aery· possible motive (or the shootir Sloths ...... 13 7- 3 or to 1M • Clnlln.1 Blseblll Ice. Typln'bmlmeo,raphln,. Notary mester college Tit.,...... 3 2-13 G.m. .r lust for • ch.n,. of WANTED Public. ·211 ey Bulldln,. Dial 338- The sheriff said the shootin scenery , . • pi In to stlY It St. Sweaters 2148. &ollAR 2. 18 to 28 years of curred in the master bedroo Louil' finest, the d. Vill. Motor NANCY KRUSE . IBM Electric typln, UN[VERSITY staff member, wife and the Crawfo rd home while Hotel, c.ntr.lly loc.ted on Lin· two small cblldren desire furnJahed service, 388-6854 , "25AR age Crawford and two daughters, dell .t Tlylor. You .r. Invited 1I0use to rent. Send repUel to 1Iolt JERRY NY ALL: Electric IBM Iypln, to u.. the de VIII.'s Ittrlctive 120. TFN and mlmeo,rapblnl, 338-1330. 3. Neat appearance 10, and Carla, 2, were wat Open Sunday 9-25AR television. pack... pl.n in effect' Friday, GRADUATE STUDENT wants Inexpel) And Iyary I_I", S.tunl.y ,.nd SundlY. ,R.tes slve furnished room and bath near 4. Ability to present ,t.rt It $10.00 for Iln,l. ICCom· unlvenlty, Write Russell Swan, 1021 HELP WANTED mod.tions, $14.00 for doubl •• En· Con,ress. New Orleans, 9-% new ideas joy the d. VUlt' .. beautlfullwim· KESSLER'S . ThOll accept.d will hi con ­ minI pool, the e.f. d. Vill., PITS ON -n.. T.nd., Crult'" French Room.nd Rlvl.r. Coffee ductin, bUllnlls Intervl.wl in TINY wblte toy poodles, male York· GUARD our outside ord.r end ,onium· {:ongl Shop. Fo, Information, c.1I JEF· PIZZA shire Terrier, female Dacbshund. .r a"cptanee progrlm. A... ShrImp, ...... Penon 5·"" or write the d. 338-0243. ALWAYS I Vilit MtIor H.... , Lindell at TIY' Yell, Army Chick.., ...... PET BOARDING . Julia', Fann Kennels. Ier, St. LIUI., Milsouri, A memo 10 SqUTH DUBUQUE N.tlOMI FOR APPOINTMENT: FRII DILIVIRY ...... , Best WHIwn MattI. 338·3057. '-26AR Session Mal PET BOARDING, Julia', Farm Ken· Gu.rcI 338·6144 nels. 838·S057. 9-27 Run Until By Mort W.,\II.,

rio October J B .C. '. By ROBERT L, STIIVENSI f .." H I B.c.., ... HEiY, I JlJsr ITS CAL.LED ·'HANO ME 'f1.4E WASIIlNGTON 111'1- Congrel , on I