.' ~ 01 OIDanY Serving The' State University of Iowa and the Peop!$ of Iowa CUrl r ------~ -~~ :~~~~~~------~~------~------~~------~~------Established In 1868 - Five Ccnts a Copy Associated Press Leased Wire and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, ~esday, July 14, 1958 Coralville Woman Injured' , " Steel Tall ord be referred to the Justice De­ Mr. Gromyko has in mind is the Mrs. Mink was manager of a Ross Ministry, through Peiping .J'adio, At ~he same time, a sUfvey in lift her out, saWed" away at "the \le£ore the commjttee last week Churchill, ManiLoba, on Lbe edge partment, the U,S, District Courl ever-greater de facto recognition plant at Washington. took the occasion to issue its 56th "Sleel" magazine indicated the posts. ' " were "complctely 1alse," of Hudson J Bay Sunday. Part of here and the monitors. Maybe of the East German government." The Ross Cirm manufactures tel- "serious warning" against such nation's steel,using companies The only time she eniltte<1 1'8ny Negro truck driver- last· Fri· the Navy's Project Skyhook, it they can get to the bottom of it, The dispute took the edge off evision parts. and Mrs. Mink and "military provocations." don't have as much metal on hand sound of pain was ~hen the -top day testified that ill J95~ there carried a 173·pound load oC in· he said . an extremely harmonious session Ross were in the Durango, Colo., now as at t~e start of tbe 1956 was slowly sprllng t5lkk and ' she we.:e only five , i 'Negroes struments fOr cosmic ray reo The row was churned up by in which Gromyko had assured area one day to purchase mineral steel strike, even though they have rolled from her cran'iped pOsition W th' among 12,000 mel"t! e? Local search be)ng conducted by ' Dr. Bartley C. Crum, New York law· the Western powers the Soviets specimens. The Mink children ac· , been trying stockpile In antlci· · onto the top and over on ' Ithe eo er to 299, ~ Jamcs Earl" oC the University of· yer, who swore that emissaries of would not put a new squeeze on companied their mother and Ross patlon of a walkout. The boomlllg stretcher. However, several times Sen, Bar~ 1\1. Goldwater, (R· Minnesota, - Hoffa appr~ached him with what West Berlin if the two sides could on the intemlled brief business trip. economy of tlje first six months _ she groaned, "Oh gQl1y," and "Oh agree to put the status of that City Keith Mink said he was informed Partly or 1959 con~ more steel than gosh," One' other 'time she aSked Ariz), presiding at the hearing, The 3,\4·foot 10nH balloon C10ated he called improper proposals to said he would send staff members 550 mile$ south after the 5 a,m, ge~ a foe o,f Hoffa of( the board oC on ice whlle diplomats sought a that the Ross finn would charter ex~ted, the ."rvey indicated. Goss where she was' and what long-range solution. During the a plane to return the bodies of the Cloudy 1M aurvey ..III ..... 1tecIc, had happened. to Detroit to investigate the launching, landing its cargo about unton momtors. charges. 12 hours later. Crum nall)ed Harry Bridges, the freeze period, he said. "the Soviet Ivictims to their homes and would I,' new tot.1 ....,...... n 21 ",II...., Both Goss and Hudson were Union would not take unilateral arrive with the Iowa victims at High 70's toM, .... 4 ""1I1ert frIm .... passing the scene and were. attract­ ------tempestuous 'Wesl Coast long­ shoremen's leader. as one of lhese action." Burlington this evenlrtg. f' .. supply et ...... Inning ., the ed by the crowd t~at had gathered ... 1t56 ' strike. on the bridge overlooking the rail· emissaries. He said Louis Gold­ Council' Moves To Solve blatt, a Bridges aide, was another. However, thili year the ' stocks road tracks. were said to be better balanced In another accident Monday af­ Their proposition, Crum said, was that he replace Godfrey P . than three years ago, and many ternoon, there were no ' injuries companies also were carrying in­ suffeted by the drivers of two Bridge Traffic Problem Schmidt as unipn monitor once Schmidt could be induced to re- ventories in the form of finished semi·trailer trucks after they side· Iowa City City Coun cil Monday ordinances. sign. products, such as automobiles, swiped on Highway 218 south oC night authorized immediaLe closure Ordinances g ran 1 i n g 25·year ' Crum said a move projected for McDonild promised "ah all· Iowa City. American try" at last ditch bar· The sheriff's office said trucks of the Riverside Drive cntrance franchises to the Iowa·IlIinois Gas latcr was to merge Hoffa's Team· to Melrose Avenue south oj the and. Electric ~o, for ~roviding sters and B~idges )ongshoremen. gaining, But Cooper was gloomy driven by Billie G. Bledsoe, Camp' over peace ~pects. bell, Mo., and Donald E. Prom, Burlington Street Bridge in an ef- servIce to the city wcre given sec- Crum got mto l:la picture as an fort to alleviate part of the traffic ond readings. attorney trying to collect fees for Saying only another contract ex­ St. Cloud, Minn., collided at the tension by the union could avoid- an root oC a hill about 3 miles south congestion al the bridge and River- A petition to vacate the allcy be- Schmidt, New Yort; iawyer who side Drive junction. twecn Dubuque and Linn streets had represented a group of Team· otherwise "inevitable strtke." or here. . Cooper family declared that: Prom's trul:k, 'a flatbed trailer Traffic; normaily using the ~eJ. north ot Kirkwood Avenue was re- ster members trying to keep Hoffa ''We're ntt ...... ,.....,.. In carrying farm t'ract~rs,stTliC~ the rosc' Ave, entrance will be routed fcrt'cd to thc planning and zoning out of the union presidency. the ...... We're not c.u,I... trailer of Bledsoe's trut:k, 'ad em· up Grand and SouLh ,Griilild ave- commission , 'rhe counell accepted The ~ui~was compromised With a atrtb," pty rllfrigerator' type. The impact, nues.a reporl o~ lhc commission recom- Hoffa taking t~e presidency, but McDonald tuled out any (urther sent the dump bucket on thelTront. meDdjngconstrllclion of a new under the eyes of three monitors contrict extensiol' beyond the two of one of the tractors '-ripping At one time tho city insLalled Park- Road bridge immediatelY appointed by the court. The union traffic ~~ls al the intersection, north oC tho present bridge site. was asscs~cd fees· for the lawycrs week truce expiring .tonight. , through the side of the refrigerator The union chief said an ag~· trailer. but the nglits werc removed wlu;" Plans for the Dew bridge arc being It'd by Schmidt which were set at they proved impractict\l because drawn, $2 JO,000 . It was understood that mont could be reached in an hour Early Sunday morning, ioufIowa but Cooper salcJ, there were 'toO National Guardsmen from Daven· of the angles of intersection and A petition to install a new, 4.- Schmidt was to get half the total. distances involvcd . 000 gallon gasolinc tank at L9Q's Hoffa's chief lawyer, Williams, many unreMI~ Issues to permit port and Muscatine escaped with an al\'eemcllt ill timc to ' avoid a minor injuries when a jeep they The council will hold a public Standard Servicc, ]30 N, Dubuque resi ted payment. Williams said walkOut. Were driving to De Moines over­ hearing on t he proposed J960 city was approved, Monday he' thought thc amount budget Monday, July 20 at 7:30 at Also receiving council approval was excessive_ ·'Fr.ntie last·minute dramatics \urned west of Oxford on Highway are not respOqsive to the lon,-term City Hall. Another hearing, on the was ,city civil service certification Crum testified that Williams told 6. seriousness 61 ~ problema 1&t The driver, Kennetb E. Erte, propo&ed, acquisition of additional of proposed fire department pro· h'im that if he, Crum. did not tes­ we're talkin, abQut," CoOper said. land for the city pat'k will be held motions, Certifications included lify before the Senate probers Davenport, told officers the jeep The deadlock ~Is down to aim· SWerved off the road, and when he August 10 at 7:30 p,m. Robert 'parrott as assistant chief Schmidt would get pa,id what was pie Issue., • , , tried to bring it back on, the trail· Approval or two ordinances reo and 10 promotion to lieutenant. coming to him without any more T.. 1nIIuttrt -.... .4 at .rMtl,.. or they were pulling snapped zoning residential areM to busi- The council also directed ~e city trouble. a.., w... ., ...... I...... CMt Jft- around, overturning the jeep. ne s areas was granted, The areas attorney to prepare necessary Ie· To that, Williams retortCli: "A CrHlft ...... ,tilly With Erte, were James Connell, involved are block eight oC County ga) papers for a change in the city f a I s e, vic'ious and contrived weuW ' lie WI ...... ;.,. Davenportl Clarence R. Secrist, Seat Addition to the ,city and land code requiring houses with ribbon smear." 'I1Ie . IteeI OQInpuiel sald they MuscaUhl9, ·"iiud RobertT. Corry, south or the Big 10 lnn on River· type awning windows to require Crum said Bridges proPosed a were wllllng to lte,otiate a two-year DavehiXlF ~,,)., side Drive, The ordinances were that at least one window in each series of steps 1n waich Schmidt 811'eement would ,lYe work. l U,S. STEEL CORPORATION speeded cloll", dow" eperatlert, Mondiy In Plttsllurlh lite.... ., a ltrlice that The 1tti IlOrrowed another jeep given sect" d and third readings bedroom have an cipening 01 24 would resign and the Teamsters erB IIOOle Welfire benefit boOlts frotwtlW'lNlIUonal Guard unit here 'IIre4)tned for micfnllht fonllht. The .. men, WNrinl protective cl ....I"', .... drllllne Inte the ...... and passe after. th e counttl sus· lriches to permit emergency 'exit union would pay him the $105,000 IIId • · ....t MCODCi-year - nnd continued on to Des 'Moines, pen~pd '\'\1 rs flQvi' rning p:tSsOlli' oC Td cOSt! of fire. In r 'CS. • furn..ce so th.t th. fln.1 hilt of melten ..... rn.r ~ ••llow_ to flow ....m th. rvrn ••,--AP WI"""'" hike. ' 'P- w.,..

r • " Pr!!!Iii Summit. ·l.alks Only Realistic i 'Th~ 'Doily Iowan • I :E - TUESDAY, JULY 1C low. City, loIn Obiective At Geneva Conclave ~ E 'NIe DQn~ "lowan !$ wrftten and eeliled bl} students and is got·emtd by a board of five studellt trusJcea elected' bl} By J. M, ROBERTS the maller oC a lime limit Cor a t1w ridileiit rbody and four faculty trusteel appointed by tlio presldellt of the Vn!t;er ity. Ti,e Dally Iowan', Associ.t.d Press News Analyst Berlin settlement. Despite thi , rditoriDl policy. tl,ere/ore, is not Ull expression of SUI admllll$lraiton policy or opirllon., In any partlct/IIl,. the lay of the land merely calls for After weeks in which all parties an informal relinquishment of lUrted the topic. U.S. Seeretary Moscow's original initiative on 1 of State Christian A. Herter has that point. . Reverie In Washington ~ finall~ brought the Geneva con· Soviet denials of the intention b:X The Creeks used to consult oracles. Our and this startled and even alarmed me, there ference around to the issue which to establish deadlines appear Lo jp1i traveling politicians consult Khnl hchev. But were moments when his ruddy, plea 'ant face is it only realistic objective. be a step in lhis direction. Herter Ste] would darken and he would u e harsh and al· That is the matter of a summit still seems to want to pm them '/foe7/. the practice is becoming a sort of one·way tfe~ most savage language... conference. down . X street. Senator Fulbright might be persuaded The foreign secretaries went In the meantime, removal oC . "The president at one point (this was at cisi to set up a new exchange s 'stem, under which to Geneva in \ the first place on 200 American planes from France his handsomc dacha, which he mode tly calls notice from Soviet Premier Ni· to the site of their A·bomb sup· tiIn ~ery interview between Mr. Kbnlshchev lind kita Khrushchev that no matters plies in Britain, while ostensibly fiv a farmhousc) banged the table with his fist, '{or a roving American politician would be bal· oC substance would be solved at a part of a dispute. with French shook his finger at me, roared like a lion, and a meeting below the level of President Charles de Gaulle over dro anced by an interview between ome travel· chiefs of slate. who should control them. repre· cbB declared as follows, in what struck me, iIlg Ru ian and Mr. Eisenhower. One benefit It was in cards that he would sents a beefing up of the Am­ B frighteningly, as a sinister tone: "Your ikita make his case slick. erican intention to defend Allied yea 't'olJld be that instead of merely confUSing All the kirmisliing around the rights in West Beralin by all sinl! Khrushchev and your other bigwigs talk Am~rican citizens, the Russian citizens would issues of West Berlin and Ger· necessary means. san meJl!\cingly about places like Berlin and For· man reunification have been, This will not be lost on the So· thir also be confus d and we could thus do awa therefore primarily a matter of viet leaders, and may enhance y mosa. Well, let me tell YOll something: That's with unilateral oonfu ion in favor of bilateral establishing positions. what seems to be their current no way to ease tension or promote peace, and The talks have also permitted desire to substitute talk for any confusion. the Allics to whistle their way unilateral action which could car· if you stort a war, 'you can be sure that we'll At any rate, our thoughts along such lines past the graveyard of Khrush­ ry them into undesirable risks. fight bock. We'll fi ght hack, and we']) finish chev's original deadline for an Khrushchev can see at any rate ~~k form in fantasy - and an imaginary arti· end to the occupation oC West that deadlines can cause stepped c1e that ojezn, the great Moscow magazine, it, ,with everything we've got, if necessary - Berlin. In the course of doing so. up Allied military measures, in· recently printed about tbe exciting report of everything, including our rockets, our Polaris they have not yet obtained a com­ cluding West German rearma· submarine, our StrategiC Air Forcc and all plete Soviet backdown from the ment, avoidance of which is fun· V. Avcrfrol Harrimanshikov on his convcr· premise that a crisis will yet damental in Kremlin policy. our other instruments of massive retaliation. sation with Presidcnt Eisenhower. Mr. Harri· have to be faced. and that is le at East Lobby Desk. IMU. areas, an intelligently contra· Somewhat sentimentaJly, the go." 1-1I.m. to 5:30 p.m. rtatlJnC July 22 The recommendations were Barrett's opinion. He has care· versial figure in the University "Do you realize", said the sturdy ~Il' except SundlY. Alao on aale at tree, "that you could wipe out 'brlde Auditorium 7-' p.m. the TUESDAY, JULY 14 made Monday by a committee of fully avoided mentioning my picture. His published opinion o( • nlnC' of the Opera. Mall order. ae­ the National Academy of Sciences name as author of the play. ap­ my play should certainly serve more than half of the sOo elm trees tall unUI JulY Ill. Add"".. : Open. 8 p.m. - University Play "The which predicted that such anum· on the SUI campus if you sent a ill:emorlal Union. AU tlcke.. are parently owing to some mistaken to maintain him in that role. Prince1s Missing Bra i rv"" and coR $I. Trial of Captain John Brown" by per of nuclear·powered surface premise of journalistic chivalry , Richard F. Stockton, G your deadly beeUes here? Well, let .~ Richard F. Stockton - University and underwater craft might be In me tell you, they'd be eating up ".D. GtlllllAN-- atADING EXAM­ ,that I would prefer - in the 935 E, Colleg, 'iJ(AnoN will be W""neselay. July Theatre. . service among the neets o( the the wrong bark, or whatever that II. hom 3-,5 p.rn. In 103 Sella.ller world by 1975 . expression is." Creates Stir At Exhibition QII. ~cJater by noon July 15 Jt you Tu"'y, July 1C ~ !.aklnc e".~ 8 p.m.-Summer Lecture Series Eleven specific procedures were "Once I was said to be one oC LONDON IA'I - A woman"s bra she said. "I'm sorry. but·but·well, the most healthy trees on cam· E UHIVDSffr OOOPlaATIVE -"The Role o( a College Man recommended for the disposal of - the property oC Prince Philip it seems to have been leCt behind." BY IITTING LIAGUI BOO~ will in a Free Society." radioactive wastes which exist in Good Listening- pus," boasted the tree. "And a - failed Monday to appear on The store official explained that J, In the c:ha .... of Mn. Prorfltt"from -Benjamin Fine-Iowa Memorial several forms. healthy tree is less susceptible to public di splay as advertised. 7 10 Jllly 21. 'felephone her .t while the presents were actually 1 Jf " sitter or Information about Union. disease. but you may as weU hear The bra that didn't show created presented to Prince Philip soml!' InI the croup Is delU'ed. , W..... y,July1S Today On WSUI it from me, I am not immune." a mild sensation. were intended for members of ••E WILL --be reetMtIonal nrtm. 8 p.m. "The Gardener's Dog"­ Synhorst Asks "I may be getting along in It was supposed to be part of his family. at the Women'. Q)'lft from . :10 University Theatre. years, but I hear talk and read an exhibition ollened by the Lord 5 p.m. dally. JUST IN TIME for a nation· Old Mans Says No" may be A bold spirit uggested that the ~ Thursct.y, July 16 Equipment, Study papers just the same," said the Mayor of London, Sir Harold Gil· . -- wide steel strike comes tonight's heard at 2:30 p.m. gift from the Tamana islanders .... TOU IU1IloaDIlD for • It&t 8 p.m. - "Midsummer Night's DES MOINES (.fI - Secretary or wise old tree. "I know you've lett. 'Ulrwke7e .nd hoIve D~ yet picked it London Forum discussion, "La· might have been intended for MUSIC BEFORE AND AFTER An announcement said: an­ .Ift.. plnJe do 10 a...... n .. pou1ble Dream" - University Theatre . State Melvin D. Synhorst suggest· bor Relations." at 8 p.m. Involved given all the elms and elm·owners other member of the royal family. ".1 CommuRkatloDl Center•• '.m. ed Monday that a firm of outside the previous item: frpm 1:00 p.m. quite a scare." " Visitors to the exhibition will .h. p.m. dally except SalUrday. . in this trans·Atlantic radio pre· to 2:30 Humperdinck's Sleeping "Really," said the store I'fficlaj experts be hired by the state to "You haven't caught us napping see, among other things, a clay ~.t=.m:r.c:."" ret tIoeir book .t sentation are New York Times Beauty, String Quartet NO . . 2 by stalking away, "this conversation make a thorough study of data·. at SUI. Dr. Dutch Elm Disease." peacock, a cricket bat, a model of national labor relations reporler, Kodaly, Piano Concerto NO.5 by is getting dangerously close l~ Soviet Union processing equipment rented by warned the elm, thrusting a sturdy a military policeman in a glass r .oial.'li..J.,. -1'r14a" A. H. Raskin and British repre· Beethoven and Sinfonia by GoS' lese majeste." ' • • -. I.m.: Saturday 1:. -II p.f8,1 the state. branch in the direction of Des case, a hookah pipe, a bottle of J :. p.QI. - • a.m. a.-v. sentatives of labor' and industry. Boosts Output sec; and (rom 3:00 to 3:55. Suite attar scent. four pairs of chop­ ~: MondlY -1'IIundl,.•• 1,111. - t:. He said it is estimated that tf.e The aim of the prog,ram is "a Provencale by Milhaud and ' a Jf.Iis.: "tunIII7: • LID. - 4:. stale is paying $400,000 a year to sticks, a cabbage preparation bowl, "IlL; .,r:=- - p.m.1 ....,: • - ,:Ie broad inquiry into the ingredients symphony by .Pfitzner. a backscratcher, a fly swat and, Burglars Caught t- •. p~ MOSCOW (.fI - The Soviet Un· rent the machines, more are being for successful labor relations, the SUent Observance -r-; • MORE THAN AN HOUR oC rrom the people of Tamana Island, ion Monday. annwnced a 12 per added each month with State Ex. nature and causes of dlsputes, 'lL\Y Jfl'RI" 1M n...... jazz and popular (our definition) a , brassiere made from coconut After Man Sees cent increase In industrial produc· ecutive Council approval, and that and the problems created by Marks Reopening , " \i'eaob 1:'IIeed.,. and J'ridall' ".,.,. ". " music may be heard every after· fiber. t. I:. p.m. until AuC. II. prO­ lion In the first six months of competitive bids seldom are taken rapid technological change." Lon· -l ~'" '\bet no 110_ va .... ty eon_ (or such equipment. noon but Sunday at tea time These were presents given Queen Safe Removed ~uJed . don Forum is produced by the Of Conference Av.llable for member. 1959 over the slInuar period of Synhorst raised three questions: (4 p.m.). Called "Tea Time" Elizabeth II's husband on a tour of the fIIeult" !!taU. IftcI 'lItudent DES MOIN},::S 1.4'! - Three Del and their -"_ aro the tol- 1958. , , Would it be more economical to (perhaps because the British in­ BONN, Germany (.fI - Two the British Commonwealth. • win.: Tu_.,. nJJIIt.--IIIwlnUnton. B't! ·~~i~~c:.a~~~~~~~~rs.rr~i~i fluence at WSUI is "so strong, The exhibition was staged in the Moines men who police said were ~dbalL peddlebalt, -Immfnc. The central statistical board ol buy the' equipmen~, would pur­ respects but one, predominate in minutes of silence was decreed seen by a California man (rom' . "ble IMInIo ...... 1't1cI.,. the Coundl or Ministers sald pro. ' chased equipment do the . job ef­ though the tea is weak). the pro· throughout West Germany Mouday "petit salon" of a department store • ....h.. •- aU 1'IIeIdal' Ic&lvltJes. music this morning 'from 10:05 gram is moderated by a master named Derry and Toms. nearby hotel window as the trio ...etloaU and \IOJIeJWL W.... - duction exceeded by 1\ per cent (ecienUy and more economically, a.m. to noon. Included are Dance to mark th~ reopening of the Ge­ carted a safe from a cafe, pleaded •alCht - fmftlIJ nIP" '·';/1 the planned output (or the (irst and is all the rented equipment oC oratory, Greg Morris . neva foreign conference, but ob· Funds collected from paying • . .,.1I1\111t 5. ~ your _ Variations by Morton Gould, In· innocent Monday to charges ~ ~ . MUSIC THIS EVENING: from guests are to go to ~he National ~ aeUIoat I.D. ~ half of this year. needed? cidental Music to "A Midsummer servance was uneven. burglary. 6 p.rn. to 8 on WSUI; from 7 p.m. The idea, started by trade un­ Playing Fields Assn.. of which Night's Dream" by Felix Men· the men were arres 1oIaIIe-pod terYIce 011 IIIbIed papen to 10 on KSUI (tonight, a Beetho· ions and endorsed by the Govern· Prince Philip is president. B~fore ed! 18 not poomble. but eo>ery eUort w\U delssohn, Petite Suile by Claude A large crowd pressed into the police said, officers found the bat­ ~ !1lanu Iowan lie IIYIde wi\A ven quartet). ment, was to emphasize West Ger· ) to corTWd .nan \be Debussy, Toy Symphony by Jo­ tered-open safe, with its $300 mI •• aut ...... many's demand for reunification petit ' salon and listened to the seph Haydn and (Shades o( the WUI - IOWA CIT!" ... " / 0 Lord Mayor. Theil most of the Jng. Police said also that the mil ... AWIT...... IRJ8L\V ------with the ~ast, and its insistence ...... , a. "SIOClAT.D PaIlII Lone Ranger) the William Tell T ...... '. hlJ 14~ ,9ft8 people made a bee line for a dis­ ey was recovered from the thref or '!'be AIIoeIaIe4 Pr_ Ie enlltled ex­ on Allied protection in West Ber· ~'rtOIf' the Overture.' The only really serious play case with , presents from men .! ' • ", dual... ", to uee for repubUc.Uon ':00 MornJn, Chapel lin. Work halted in government of· fI aU the local ne•• prlnle4 ill \Ale item is Quartet In F Major ·by ':I~ New! Tamana Island. The men gave their name. it - ...per .. weU II!! aU I

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I .~., SLENDERIZE ' as part of the Workshoo Program for High School Students. will fea- r " \ Lo. For -Research ture Lope de Vega's "The Gardener'S Dog" and a between-aels fea- . z: I \\ tainment entitled "TIle ~evcnlh Farce," by Lope de Ruedll. FOI • Five SUI facuLty member hav(' The production will be presented Wednesday and Thursday eve­ iSiaJIB t;een named research profe or nings at University Theatre and Long, ~uring a semester in 1959-00, ac­ will begin at 8. Gain A Lovelier urda~ I qording to Waller F . Loehwing, Rebellious "The Gardener's Dog," rEI Per­ vaguE dean of the GraduaLe College. ro del Hortelano ), has been a hiS st. comedy favorite oC audiences since Free o( teaching dutia will be Figure with a take Allan Bogue. a sociate proCassor ·cts Hold 'first produced in Madrid and Bar­ The Convl celona as far back as l6l8, and bettel of history; John C. Gerber, pro­ was recently revived in Paris. f ssor of EngU h; Edgar Li t. as­ and n Lope de Rueda, represented in Reducing Machine (asts si5tant professor oC German; Ed­ 3 Hostages the brieC "Seventh Farce," was men win Thoma , a si tant prole SOl' of a predecessor of Lope de Vega, geography; and Sherwood TutUe. PETROS, Tenn. l4'! - Rebelli- and helped establish the essential The associate profe sor of geology_ ous Brushy Mountain State Prison character of 17th century Spanish side I Gerber's and Tuttle's appoint­ convicts seized three mine fore- drama. Rueda , along with Vega , and I ments are for the cond emesler. men deep in a pdson coal mine believed that man is tile most BENTON ST. RENT-ALL Satur and the other three are Cor the CaU DeWSI Monday and held them as hostages. entertaining object th~t can be put "\Ve Rent Every thine." over scmster. The prisoners sent out a fourth I on the lage ~ as will be demon- '-' I A history of American agricul­ foreman. Tom Jones. to tell Ward- strated to audle.nces who witness 402 Benton St. Dial 8-3831 ThE tu~e focuseO on the origins of com­ en Frank Llewellyn they .);:erc the sur producllons. Both are dj- I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I mercial corn belt farming will be holding the three men "until fur - rected by James H. Clancy. pro' ::: ciompleled after five year of work ther notice." So far as the warden Cessor of dramatic art. Cost.umes knew none of the foremen was in - are by Margaret H ~ lI, asslstaJ1t by Rogue. Problems which faced . ' professor of dramatic art, and the farmer in a strange environ­ ::..- Launching a boat is an usy task for these veteran lake enthusiuts_ Bill Chase, Lake MacBride con- Jured.. . lighting by David Thayer. Sets are Read The Want Ads ment during the revolution in agri­ Llewellyn said the 1I~ convicts designed by Arnold S. Gillette. pro­ ~ultute In the t9th c('ntury will be cessionaire, is helping Virqinia Jennings, G, Cleveland, Ohio, get ready to take advantage of the 1,000 sent word from the mme shaft, fessor and director of the Univer­ det , lied. Bogue has already pub­ acres of wa t,r area available for boating and fishing. Hiking and picnicking at the state park are also deep under . the rugged Cumbe~- sUy Theatre. lished four arUcle on the subject. popular pastimes. The park is located about 4 miles west of Solon.-Daily Iowan Photo by Ruth Ann Spon- land Mountams, that they wouldn I Ticket reservations may be Tuttle ha worked for the pa t berg. . talk to anyo~e .but Keith Ham~ton , made at the East Lobby Desk of thr(IC summers on a sciantific State Commlsslol!er of CorrectIOns. Iowa Memorial Union. SUI stu- ~aper dealing with Iowa g('ological 'An Oasis In The Desert- But Hampton was vacationing in dents will receive a reserved seat ~rmations . He will do further Daytona Beach, Fla. His office ticket free of charge upon presen­ ~udy of the Jowa glaciation and in Nashville said the commissioner tation of their lD cards. General i/.s depOsit . seeking a more was keeping in touch with develop- admission to all others is $l.25. Photo and Art Supplies tIJorough understanding of the ments by telephone. The ticket dcsk is open from 9 Lake MacBridp Means Sport For Ang lers Assistant Corrections Commi - a.m. to 4:30 p.m. YliCk loes and and accumulation 9 So. Dubuque Iowa City I Iowa around the borders of the drift. sioner W_ A. Patterson went to By JIM KADERA heSe extend from Eldora to fi hermen. On opening day alone, seems to provide an excellent en­ the scene from Nashville, about 160 and northward to the Min­ Staff Writer ov('r 5,000 bass wer(' caught, with vironment for bass. They said Lake miles away, Petros is 40 miles west Beniamin Fine, Unum Only 16 miles from Iowa City is the average size being about one facBride may provide bass up to !esota border. of Knoxville. Three coal mines near a lake rapidly bei ng exclaimed as pound. seven pounds within a few years. . . .. convict ~ Noted Educator, . 'Thomas will condllct R ""nu_ the prison are operated by an 'oasis in the de ert... The Conservation officers recently Wendell Simonson, Johnson and the coal is used by state insti­ lation study, u ing a random sam. "oa is" i~ Lake MacBride which used an electric hocker to deter­ County conservation officer, said To Speak Tonight tie of urban communities in Iowa. tutions. PICNICS ~ ..?>&~, is providing great sport for local mine the fish population remain­ most fish arc being caught early Stale SaCety Commissioner Greg Benjamin Fine, noted education Complating a book on the SOCial anglers and many who come from ing after the onslaught by anglers in the morning or in the evening writer and dean of education at .n~ economic thought of Ralph O'Rear dispatched 25 state troop­ various parts of the stale. during the P3st month. They re­ and fishing is usually pOOl' dudng ers to the scene to reinforce regu­ Yeshiv'a University in New York, (f}'J ~~' ~!J .,; "'aldo Emerson will be under­ Since its reopening for fishing port lhat the lake lill abo unds with the middle of the day. are even more fun . .. ~~L'~rt · - , iJ taken by Gerber. The book, whioh lar prison guards and to await will discuss "The Role of the Co l­ May 30. the lake has given up all species slocked during the pasl Largemouth bas, bluegills, wall­ developments. Officials indicated lege Man in a Free Society" to­ when a camera goes along .. ~. .J Qetber has worked on "at odd thousands of bass. bluegilIs, and two years. times" for the past ten years, will eyes, channel catfish, bullheads, they would wait for the convict night at 8 p.m. in the Main Lounge bullheads lo countless numb(>rs of The officers said that the lakE! and crappies were stocked in the miners to make the next move. of the Iowa Memorial Union . Make us headquartels for Kodak came.ras • equipment. film eenter on the conflict of conserva­ . . r ~ J lake. One pound bass and lO-inch '.'1 knew they wouldn't talk to The seco nd in a series which this him and llbereli m in Emer GIl. bullheads are abu ndant, but the me because I wouldn't give them summer features important Ameri· I A handbook for research and 4 Cuban Airmen Force walleyes are still very small. anything," Llewellyn said. can writers, Finc's talk will be reference In German literature Jones said after the mine party, be the project of List. With The park, which is about six open lo the public. No tickets are wUl including both whites and Negroes needcd, according to Orville A. ov~r a year and a half of work on miles west of Solon, is open the year around except for night clos­ got about a mile inside the shaCt Hitchcock, chairman of the lecture ~~e handbook behind him. List Pilot To Land In Miami on their way to dig coal Monday of speech. Plans include short sections on ing hours from 10:30 p.m. until series and professor to morning, the convicts seized him Fine served as education edi lor ~~ography, mythology, folklore, MIAMI, Fla. I'" - Four crewmen hijacked an ammunition-laden 5:30 a.m. Legal fishing hours are the ame as the open hours. and the otller three foremen. of the New York Times from 1937 1!rt, history and musi<; ~n addition planc with t7 persons aboard Monday, and forced the pilot to land "This is it," they said. them in Miami. Water and toilet ,acilities are to J958. In 1944, he received a f strictly bibliographical material. They lold Jones they would talk Publitzer Prize for meritorius pub­ The quartet was held for a hearing aftcr they claimed politi­ available in the picniC areas. Boat­ to no one except Commissioner I • ing began in the summer of 1958, lic service for a New York Times cai asylum from Fidel Castro's Hampton. Jones was released and survey revealing the lack of and boats and motors can be sent outside while the prisoners revolutionary Government. They rented in the park. teaching of American history in Arson Still Fi re Destroys kept Ben Davis, Shirley Bunch and the public schools. wcre identified as Candido Bal­ A boat launching site is provided Earl Hensley. and identified by signs within the Fine is vice-chairman of the drich Gonzalez. Ezequiel Paula New Restaurant The warden said as far as he National Educators' committee Cor Viamontes, Silvio Aquila Entenza park area. Motors 'with more than knew the hostages were in no im­ ttkz onsidered six horsepower are probibited, ard the college and a member of its , and Homero Garcia Perara. In Cedar Rapids mediate danger. national committee. He has also ./ '"">. ~ I all boats with a motor oC m0r.~ \ tq/};\ i, • l_ Hijackers. all enhsted men, u ed five horsepower must be registered 'Ii had an important part in the de­ ,Park Fi re CEDAR RADIOS !A'I - Fire velopment of the Albert Einstein With Star/lash Camera in your ch~~e 0) colori ;:( ,tn pistols to enforce Uleir demands with the State Conservation Com­ . ~ destroyed the Town Hou se restau­ mission. Proposal Would College of Medicine at Yeshiva Everything needed for day-and-night snapshooting. Nt'" I Johnson County aulhoriti('s and for a Miami landing. rant and o[fiee building Monday University. the Deputy State Fire Mar hal Charles Ahrens, U. S. Immigra­ night only three months after the Minnows brought into the park Brownie Starflash Camera that takes Ektachrome color slid., '" swank motel was opened northeast must be inspected as the use of 'Unite' U.S., Reds as well as black-and-white ond Kodocolor snapshot•• luilt·i" .. have not ruled out the pos ibUlLy tion ervice chief agent, quoted NEW YORK IA'l - A proposal CERTAIN DETECTION of arson after two buildings were th e four as saying: "We didn't of Cedar Rapids. rough fish minnows could intro­ tlasholder. Plus batteries, flashbulbs, Verichrome Pon Film • ." duce such fish to the lake. to promote American-Soviet unity LONDON I'" - Short 0: a sc rew­ b)lrnod Saturday night at the Henry like the present Government and S a [ e t y Cdmmissioner Robert driver, there's no sure-fire instru­ instructions. Camera available in your choice of four custOta ' Johnson said the fire started in the has been made - hitch the two 'Walker Park in River Junction. decided to get out. " The beach is not open to swim­ countri'es together by a bridge or a ment for detecting concealed nu­ colors: carol red, skyline blue, stardust white, or iet black. Deputy Marshal John Hanna Oth rs aboard the plane - Capt. kitchen when a pound o[ bu tter mers as the water level is not tunnel. clear weapons. a government of­ dropped on a hot grill and blazed yet adequate to cover the desig­ WItS called in Monday to help with Jusn Rlos Montenegro, 12 service· The proposal came from Sen. ficial told the House of Commons ALL FOR $8.95 the Investigations after Sheriff Al­ men and a woman, mother of an up. nated swim area. Warren G. Magnuson, CD-Wash .), Monday . bert (Pat) Murphy, said there was air force member - said they No one was injured in the blaze who suggests that a 42-mile struc-' John Profumo, minister of state visible evidence of arson. wanted to return to Cuba. The whic h gu tted several dining rooms, ture span the Bering Strait, which for foreign affairs, told a Laborite a bar, the kitchen and lobby of · The Cires were discovered Sat­ plane took off with them at 3:30 Medical Society " separates Siberia and Alaska. questioner that the only way he urday night. after a group had p.m. from Miami JntematlOnal the one-story brick building. "Real American families driv­ knew how to find a nuclear 'Friendly, Personal Service Alway.';, just finished cleaning up the park Airport. The nearby sleeping units of the ing in American·made cars with weapon sealed in a crate would be motel were not burned, although Honors Bierring In preparation Cor their Old Set­ The two-engined C47 wa~ deliver­ the kids piled in will do more to use a screwdriver. Ass l1m ably tler's celebration lhere this Sun­ ing a load of ammunition from guests and their luggage were DES MOINES I'" - The Amer- than a summit conference," to im­ he meant the device would have LOOKING for Bargains? Check the WANTADr dl'y. IJanava to Camagucy in central evacuated. . ican Medical Society of Vienna , prove relations, said the sena­ to be taken apart. One of the bullding , a log cabin Cuba when the four crewmen took The fire was extinguished by Austria, has given Dr. Walter L. tol'. datmg back to 19l6, had its in­ over. Cedar Rapids and Marion firemen 8ierring of Des Moines honorary iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO terior burned out along with some about 7 p.m., two hours after it life membership and honorary anliques that included old tools The aerial hijacking and Miami was reported. president's cards. set-down followed the script of Edward s. Rose and household furnishings. A num­ Estimates of the damage were Dr. Bierring, who will be 91 ber of old Porlraits of early a'rea numerous similar escapadcs which not immediately available. years old Wednesday, is a former Had your vac:ation - be sure occurred on Cuban and military and take your vitamins along 'settlers, housed in a near-by Smoke from the blaze could be commissioner of the Iowa Health and enjoy yourself more - our Icelllent block structure, were also aircraft during the regime of seen for miles. Department and now is director Cuban PresIdent Fulgencio Ba­ MULTIPLE VITAMINS should damageO. The fire, after breaking out in ot the department's division of be your c:ompanion - you will , Deputy Sheriff Donald L. Wilson, tista, overthrown by Ca Ira last the kitchen, swept up a flu e and gerontology. have the Vitamins, Minerals and said glass jugs that apparently Jan. 1. into the attic, spreading over the He took post-graduate medical Liver Extract - you will enjoy contained gaslliine were broken in In recent months a growing building. courses conducted by the society your vacation much mor_ the buildings to start the fir s. number of fugitives from Cuba Manager Jerry Spresser said in Vienna in 1893 and was presi­ • At each building a window was under Castro have trickled into equipment in the basement was dent of the Austro-American Med- DRUG SHOP broken to get the gasoline inside, Florida, most of them sneaking not badly ·damaged, as the water ical Society of Vienna the same 1.. S. DuIt ...ue St. and outside the cabin, a jug of across the Florida Straits in small •g8$Oline was found. boats. ingran anddown not the into out theide basementof the build-. ~~y~e~ar~'iiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~ f River Junction is located about Air conditioning equipment and i6 !'(liles southeast of Jowa City on RED FILM FESTIVAL the motel 's laundry facilities are 't'!e Iowa and North Fork Rivers. MOSCOW !A'I - Soviet film of- in the basement. [icials have 111lnounced that 42 Wa ter from a swimming pool countries will be represented in behind the bui lding was pumped ;14 Persons Hurt an international film feslival to out and used in extinguishing the E5CAP_EJHAT be held here Aug. 3-17. • blaze. Your Clothes Ready In In Auto Crash • : WAUKON I.fI - Fourteen per­ WASH DAY One Hour On Request I sons were hurt last Saturday when the station wagon in which they Were riding was forced from the No Extra Charge · road and rolleO over [j ve miles , north of her~. HEAT MON. All were members of the Ray Sweedjy (amily of Waukon except TUES. & , four persons who were part of WED. ONLY I aDOther family. SPECIAL • Jerry Sweeney, 11, was in crit- Ical condition at a Rochester, Why sw~lter at home on washday when •.}finn ., hospital. Jan Sweeney, 12, L • ~as the only other person hospital­ you can wash in comfort at the lAUN· -bad. The other. were treateO and releesed. DROMA T. No more fading in the sun with • . Sweeney said a car forced his station w.,on off the road. \ SHoiS MUST GO our gentle speedy dryers. It's economical . ' Jl was the .second traCfic acci­ PRICES REDUCED TO PLAIN dent. within eiibt months for the and fast. Try us today. Sweeney family. SELL-FAST DRESSES CHIROPRAaOR FREE PARKING AT THE -WHITE -BEIGE -BLACK Dr. A. P. Fankhauser -BROWN 'COMBINATION CO~ORS . Hevn: ..n a.m. ,.,1-5,.m. ,.m. AlLSHQES' • Phone: 6507' LAUNDROMATr c· 111 E. Burlington 320 ·E. Burlington AI,.Conditloned Office From Our." Regular Stock ,. . _. THE DAll V IOWAN-Iowa City, I•. -Tuesd.y, July '4, ,",-Pag. , I Hearings To End Legislatcirs Humpnrey To Be 1960 Property Value Case Before Court Railway Service DES MOINES (.fI - Should the Woodbury County District Couft Presidential Candidate To Be Held possible future increa ed value ot fix ed the value at $7,600. take Bribes, property that ,may result from The Kaperonises contend that the WASHINGTON (.fI - Sen, Hu. 1 the way back from California, WASHINGTON IA'I - The Inter­ great commerce on the Missouri bert H. Humphrey, !D-Minn.l, will where he has been snlr£lng tbe state Commerce Commission Mon. River be taken into account when property which is located only take the plunge today Into the race polit~cal air in his search for con· day announced three public hear­ the property is condemned for about three block. from the public ~ong Accuses for the 1960 Democratic presiden. venUon support. ings in as many cities on -a pro­ highway purposes? commercial docks in Sioux. City. posal by the Chicago and North That is a queslJon at Issue in a will have increased value with Ih<' (.fI - t· In' tl Sen. John ' Kennedy, CD-Mass. I, FORT WORTH, Tex. Lou· la omma on . , has not announced he Is running. Western Railway to discontinue case appealed to the Iowa S,upreme increasing movement of freight isiana's vacationing Gov. Earl K. Although he will be the first to But his obvious candidacy played four daily passenger trains be· Court Monday. via the river. Long, calm and smiling after Sat· jump openly into the contest, a part earlier. in the day in ~n tween Chicago and points in Min· A condemnation jury awarded The District Court rejected this urday's tantrums, Monday issued nesota. contention. vague accusations that some of Humphrey's official announcement exc~ange of. vIews by Democratic Peter and Antonia Kaperonis and . .. .. National chllll'man Paul 1\1. Butler The proposal involves service Beulah Bovis $3,000 for property The record showed that the Kap­ hl~ state executives and lawmakers of hIS avatlablhty WIll come as and Sen. 'Thurston B. Morton, of take bribes. between Chicago, Minneapolis, Du­ in East SiOIlX City. They contended eronises have used the property no surprise. It will be unveiled in Kentucky, the GOP National Chair. luth and Mankato. the lot was worth $25,000. The as residential rental property. The ailing governor 63, looked an unusua l way, however. with· man. Examiner Lester R. Conley was better than in days. F~es hly shaven out benefit of the candidate's pres· Butler, a Roman CatholiC, said a$signed to conduct hearing ses­ and DAVIS CLEANERS manicured and with two break· he feels regretfully that being a oions Aug. 10 at the public service fasts under his belt, he met news· ence. Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, !D­ Catholic would hamper the chanc­ commission in Madison, Wis., on men in his hotel suite. es of a presidential aspirant. Mar· Aug. 12 al the federal court house Minn.I, said he and Gov. Orville L , 19tkll~6a1Uj SALE The governor displayed a sunny ton agreed that this might be true, Freeman, Minnesota's Democratic in Eau Claire, Wis., and on Aug. side of his disposition to reporters but said he is "hopeful that it 13 at the post office in Rochester, and photographers in contrast to chief executive, will join in a long· wouldn't be." Minn. Saturday night when he cursed di stance news conference to in­ newsmen and slipped a pillow case form the world that his senatorial over his head to hide from them. colleague is off and running. The jrovernor told newsmen he McCarthy will be on hand in •, suspected some persons in his ad· Washington to answer reporters' ministration of taking money. But questions about Humphrey's plans ·SPECIAL! . " he then added, "I don't know of and Freeman will be available on anyone specifically." the long-distance phone to fill in Then he declared lhat "anybody any gaps. AT OUR SELF·SERVE WINDOW. lTEM REGULAR PRICE SALEt-tUCE who tells you that cash doesn' t Humphrey himself will he on work around the Louisiana Legis· '. Plain l-pc. DRESS 1:"50. ,65 lature ~oesn't know what he's talk· ing about. " He had just charged Increased Budget BIG, JUICY that although loan shark bills have Plain SKIRT :10- oJ5 been passed, "everyone has cither Ok/ed For County been bought or sold oul." BLOUSE :?G- .J5 Long still hoped to address the Texas Legislature, but his plan is Assessor's Office bogged down in the legislative con,· HAMBURG~R,.. . SPORT SHIRT. ~ ·.25 'millee and the author of a resolu­ A ~2,855 budget for the county tion inviting him to speak said assessor'S office was approved he has no plans to push the in· COAT ~ :to vltation. Monday by the County Conference -- The governor, who has been in Board . In Real Texas Style . .. I JACKET 'or SWEATER :19- three mental institutions in six The assessor included only $25,- ""I weeks, lost. some of his calm when Louisiana Governor Earl Long, feeling good Monday, went on a 035 in tax askings in his budget. HblllEHtK.pAI?TK,'t£$ (),rf . '\' he spoke of doctors. shopping tour in Ft. Worth, Tex., and wa. fiHad for ,everal pair of The budget approved is '1.080 -Au -'l "'fhe longer a man is a psychia· each cowboy boots. Here the governor rears back with a smile of satis· above that for this year, Guy L. TN/I SHClAl GfJOI ON GARMENTS MOveNT IN FIR DIll WEE)( SEIIWtI .LIC '. trist the crazier he gets," Long de­ 'It REGULAR' SPECIAL MRVICE GARMENTS AT NOIIMAL /IfI/US! clared. faction at the way the boot feels on his foot. The governor, earlier in Moore, county assessor, said. the day, held his first press conference since coming here Saturday. Moore said he will have a 57,500 I No limit' Sole pri(es on it~s "VI .Y WRONG VACCINE balance at the end of this year Coupons not !!ood on ,ai, it.ml. I City, Schools . Ike Requests Sea OKA Y AMA, Japan (.fI _ Two and expects a $320 income from ' So. Dubuque hundred grade school PVPils were sources other than taxation. Open Monday Nlg"f BIG ·· TEN INN 'til. P.M. Water Conversion inoculated here last week as part An annual satary of $6..000 was DAVIS '.:., To Reopen of an antityphoid campaign. By approved by the board. The salary , " So. Clinton Station Funds lhe weekend they were ill. is an $800 increase over the pres· 513 So. Riverside Drive Embarrassed official,s said the ent year. A salary of $4,500 yearly ~ ad ~4iU«lc~~ 229 50. Dubuque On Sept. 8 WASHINGTON (.fI - President school doctor had mistakenty used was approved for George Bed­ Eisenhower Monday asked Con- a medicated soap solution instead nasek, his deputy. Iowa City public schools will be­ gress for $1.5 million to be used of vaccine. They said the students A hearing Olt the budget will ,be gin the 1959-60 school year with a for construction oi the first dcm- would recovery quickly. held July 28 at 9 a.m. full day of classes, Sept. 8, Buford W. Garner, superintendent, said onstl'ation slation [or conversion of ,======::..=:=:;;======, Monday. Registration in all schools seawater to fresh water. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING will be completed by Sept. 3. This request for the Interior SIFIED AIlS· Elementary students who will be Department's of lice of saline water new to the system or new to the was one item in a total of $3.4 LOCATED ACROSS Classified . Rooms for Rent Autos for Sale ' lost and Found school which they will attend will million asked by Eisenhower. Advertising Rotes 1951 En,lIsh Ford! Anllll • . White wall LOST: Pupple. black and brown. Red register Aug. 31 between 1 and 4 Other items included $1 million from Pearson's Drug MAN'S room. cookln, prlvlleles. 5487 tires. Good eondltlon. Call 6824. 7-14 coll.r. answen to "lI1lnnle." a-O:!l4 p.m. at the school which serves for the Labor Department's Bu· WOIlD ADS or 5848. 7-30 their district. All elementary pu­ reau of Labor Statistics to ex­ One lIa, ...... U a Word NICE room. 8-2SI!. 1-23R Instruction pils will receive book and supply pand its studies of productivity and 315 E. Market Two Days ...... 1~ a Wor1 Pets for Sale lisls during those hours. wage statistiCS. • BALLROOM danr. lessons. MimI Youde Three D~I ...... !2¢ a Word Apartment for Rent Wuolu. Dial 11485. 1-30 I Junior high students 'new to the Eisenhower also requested" Open 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. ah Days :" .... . 14; a Word SELLING Basset pUppletJ. Dial 4600. system will also register Aug. 31. extra $685,000 for Senate expensc:s. '~ Four 7-30RC Students Who were ' in the school Monclay thru Saturclay Five Days ...... 1S; a Word 2 ROOM rurnlshed opar;tment In quiet Work Wonted That would be charged against home. Close to campus. Phone 8~1330 system last year need not regis· the . budget for the fiscal year Ten Days ...... 2O¢ a Word be Core 4:30 p.m. 8-14RC WANTED - Ironlnllo. 8-0446. 8-10 ter. , ' Trailer SpQce which ended June 30. One Mouth .... , .39; a Word TWO bedroom unCurnlshed apartment. lRONINGS and baby sltltn&,. 1323. 7- 17 Garner said that all incoming -Doors Open 1:15- (Minimum Charge 5Of) Ground lloor. Utilltlel furnllhed. seventh graders should attend an LOOP . $80.00. 1M2 Iowa or 8-5322. 7- lb Where To Eat MODERN Trailer ParkIn., with laundrY. orientation program at the junior Racey'. Troller Court, West Ikanch . . NEW four room unfu rnIshed apartment. '-II high gymnasium Sept. 3 at 1: 30 AM·PRO mtttffittII) HOTEL Private entrance and bnth. 6819. 1-14 TURKEY SANDWICHES and HOMl',;· p.m. MADE PIES to ,0. Maplecrelt Sand­ STARTS TO-DAY FOR RENT - 2 or 3 room fUrnl.hed wlch Shop. HWY· 218 South. Across Senior high school students who Miniature Golf Q.ROOMS apt. Close In. Private bath. AvaU- from the AIrport. Phone 8-1713. 7-18Re TVDlno did not attend Iowa City Junior able now. 0101 3518. 1.11 TYPING. 6110. 8-I3R High or Coralville School last year r~:~-l~·~. alllltime to FOR RENT - 3 room furnlJhed. apArt. Help Wonted will register Aug. 26. All high New felt on all '8 holes. I ~ ~ -i~' ·?". ment. Shore bath. Laundry facIUtl... 24 HOUR service. Electric typewrIter, school students will register Sept. So CQme out, join the fun, PREFERRED Available now. DIal 9681. 1-17 WANTED TUTOR _ .ccounUn,. 5553. 8-1Z30. 8-14 2. Details will be announced in ------1- 17 TYPING. 8.5102. 8-10 August, Garner said. Freshmen Opea: • p.m. t BI .... GUESTS * EARN S35.oo to .s0.00 per week. Work- THESIS. ,enerlll typlnr. mlmeolfTaph. till Miscelloneou, Inl 2 or 3 eveNnal and Saturday. Inll, Notary Public. Dial 2658. Mar:\' orientation will be held at City w .... HlrMI. No.tb .r During • c:ertll~ low. City - Cedar Ranldl .r·• . " ., V. Burns, 601 10 •• '>tate Bank. ~ -!S iCTi~I ~'... JIIIIII!IOOIW-...... "'1II1 1l ~ neceuary. For Information call 2035. ______L---_____ High School Sept. 2. 2 p.m. SII. AI.porl - convention perI­ Phone 4191 Thursday only from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. TYPING. 8.3783. '.I~ and SUD. 8"""7 ue...... PLUS .• ods, .11 ,".il.bl, ehr. KROEHL.ER Hlde-a-bed, lood condItion. 7-16 ______:.\ C.II 8-4340 .fter 5:00 p.m. 7-18 ------TYPING. 5169. 1.23 clgo hotel roollll are OPENING for JournaUsm Readlnll frequently taken. Who Doe. It? 120 BASS Acrordlon. 5 week. old, 7 Room Supervisor. August 1. Journal. TYPING wanted. 8-0004. 7-23 ~ * Iwltchu. Colt $SOO.OO, lUll ha. guar- I.rq eltPerlencll or rolleae delfTe. re- '/1ote6 You can be ...ured q' ELECTROLUX Sale. and Sel'Vlce. O. K. antee. $US.OO or besl ca h orter. WrIte Quired. Phone e"t, 2148. 7-12 TYPING. 9248. 8-30 "/ Social I iilifi!B comfortable .eeomAlq­ Ibrl&,. Phone 6684 . R-2R Box 10, Dally towan. 1-18 M!!N.WOMt:N. $20 Daily. Sell luminous TYPl.NG.2.41. I-II d.tiolll in the he.rl of FURNACE deanln,. Lar,e machlne. YEAR old V-M Stereo record." plus nameplates. Write Reeve. Co.. Altle- ' ., LAMBDA "THETA will hm Prompt servIce on orders plaCfd now. Pentron AmpUfler Speaker. plus as- boro. Mass. ,·a TYPING. IBM. 8202. 8-18 a dinner meeting tonight in the th" Loop, anytime, by Larew Co. 9681. 8-7 sortment of Stereo Ind Monoral tapes. =5: ~O . OO value. $200.00. Phone &,,1. 4423. Union' Cafeteria . Members \Ire to STARTS TODAY ~. . 'Writing fllr your FREE T·V SVvldn&,. EvenJn •• and ..,eek~d •. 1-15 meet at 6 p.m. in the East Lobby "Preferred Guest Card" Dla' 8-108t. 8-17 ------FULL set of SUI student nurse unl· of the Union. Th e purpose of the Last Times Tonite from the Hotcl H.mil­ MAKE covered bells, b')ckle. and but· form •. Siz. ]0. 8-2298. 8-9 THE Night of the Quarter Moon meeting is to vote on new mem­ toD, tod.y. Th, Hamil. tons. Sewln&' macblnes for renl. Sln,er RArnE Handle With Care SewiaC Center 12S S. ~~. Pbone 21 INCH TV. One ton air conditioner. FURNACE CLEANING bers. After dinner the group will laD - preferred by the au&. 'IoIIR 8-4309. 7-17 attend the Benjamin Fine lectlJre, PICTURE f.~ilr, IDd businal ex­ FRESH Sweet Corn picked DaUy. Coral "Education in the Space Age." (f!'ft'!j Baby Sitting Fruit Markel. 8-lRC WITHOUT eculiYe' ' for ·do.wnloWa Large Machine Storts WEDNESDAY WANTED: Baby slUtnl. 9888. EQUAU CODYenieac:a IJId court. , Ignition Prompt Service on orders NOWI OIUI hoepltalily It IeUlo ~j.it(SilY Trailer tor Sole Corbureto(S placed now • '" (0 { Ends Thursday I BRIGITTE ble rata-Iuar_nlen B GENERATORS STARTERS ( with .dnnce bOll",) FOR SALE - 1951 Spartan Trailer, 30 Briggs & StraHon Motors rac.nlliolll lJIytlme o' leet Ion,. with 8' x ]0' additional IIvln&' facilities. Full len,th awn In,. the year to. you,· the pr. . 11 In excellent condlilon. Phone 3012 Pyram. °d Serv.·ces LarewCoe 9681 A Dr Inquire at Forest VIew Trailer ." -.oa.-.. ferred pelt. Ask for yout "Preferred C. C_o_urt___ O_ff_lc_e .______7_ . _]6~_~__ 1 S. 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INOL.ItT - SOON I IN kANW cln:J1'S THI "The Nun's S"ry" IILLillVl HOTI .. I0OI M c;oND~T~ ~ , ITroops Rout 3rd Uprising 1 .

In Honduras This Year , TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, IA'I - For the third time this year, troops loyal to the elected Government of President Ramon Villeda QUAD SHORTS Morales have routed a right wing rebel uprising. The Government. which proclaims itself the first democratic, these beautifully constitutional regime this country tailored s1IQrts a,.e has had in years. announced Mon- long on comfo,.t day that 100 rebels were killed Korean War and many of them wounded in a /lei good f(lst e! 15 hour of fighting Sunday. An­ comfurtable, • other 600 rebels were captured, easy fitling, ,. the Government statement said. Treason Case A Government source said the washable too. rebels wanted to set up a military you'll want dictatorship. several pail'. The rebel leader. Col. Armando Dismissed .' Velasquez Cerrato, former Hon- SAN -FRANCISCO IA'I - U.S. ruran army chief of staff, took Commissioner Joseph Karesh Mon­ th ree 11i".e~1' five \ refuge in the (Josta Rican embas­ Victim Placed Ort Stretcher sy with two of his top lieutenants. day dismissed a treason charge RESCUERS PLACE MRS. Draker on stretcher after \working about an hour to free her Government sources indicated against John W. Powell; his wife, from her demolished car. Woricmen sawed the tap Iff the car and slowly lowered It they would be g ran t.~ d ;Safe con­ Sylvia, both of San Francisco: and ." .' so Mrs. Dr,ker could be freed . duct out of the country, Julian Schuman of New York City. Velasquez Cerrato headed the U.S. Atty. Lynn Gillard said an rebel forces during the February investigation into the case is COI1- revolt and was chased out or the tinuing and "probably will take country a month later. He also another 60 to go days to com­ wa s linked with 'an unsuccessful plete." revolt in Ma . Government troops patrolled the The three were charged wilp by streets of Tegucigalpa Monday. treason in connection with publi­ The fighting had left a square cation of the China Monthly Re­ block in Ihe capital destroyed and view in Shanghai during the Ko­ Stepkenj fire stili smouldered at pOlice rean War. They were accused oC headquarters. writing germ-warfare lies about clothiers & haberdashers Villeda Morales declared order the United States, and with pub­ for men restored late Sunday night in a lishing other stories which, the radio speech. The exception was Governmept said, were used by 20 S. Clinton Comayagua. 60 miles from here, the Red Chinese in brainwashing where he said loyal troops were American prisoners of war. AMI.ULANCE DRIVER Stenley Anderson. G, moving against rebels in a mop-up The Powells and Schuman operation. baven't been indicted for treason. Onawa; ef the Clr~U Ambulanc, s.ntce. pilUS At one lime. in the capital the Their attorney, Doris Brin Walk­ a haft6erchlef ,ver Edna C. Drahr's ty,s 10 insurgents had held pol Ie!! head­ er, said she was certain that there ' , . quarters, the government com­ wouldn't be another sedition trial. he eM ",II the brokan gla .. from the windlhield. munications building, the local The three were called to court for AItIut U ";In"", latar ~.cuars had sawed off the power plant and the government a trial on sedition cliarges in Jan­ military academy. uary but the session ended Jan. 30 ,., :. Me wa. takln to University Ho.pital. on a mistri!\1 order by U.S. Dist. iew Rescue Judge Louis E. Goodman after the where Me i, in ••rloul condition with a fractured A TOW CABLE. a pole brace and sev.ral nMn brace Mrs. Drake"s car while rescue defend ants objected to newspaper ,.,,,.. , fnet",," rib., and possible Internal in­ att.mpts are being made. A wreck.r was parked on the bridge over the Crandie niil. Pacifists headline tre!\tment of testimony. road about II mile and a half nor~weit of Coralville, which provided II vantage point for I""I".-O"'y Iowan Photo by Jerry Mosey. SO on-lookeri_ Convicted Salk Vaccine Talk To Be Given Industry Less Agricultural Stamp, Sales For Protest At'Lakeside Lab OMAHA UP) - A federal judge sent two more pacifists to jail Shortage In ·BY' ISU Prof Tax Issue Monday as the outgrowth of dem­ In South I~wa, Report Shows onstrations against missile base Paris will be closed for cleaning from July A tillk on "The Natural History cO'lstruction. Quad Cities of Flies" wILL be presented at a A trend toward manufacturing raw materials or local markets, Presented District Judge Richard E. Robin· 20 to July 25. Lakeside Laboratory lecture at the enterprise which is less dependent transportation cost becomes in- . Son sentenced Bradf{)rd Lyttle of DAVENPORT - Heavy de- West 'Ojcoboji Like Field Bio­ mands for polio shots have created upon agriculture Is one change crea~in g ly more significant in con- DES MOINES UP) - Officials ,of Chicago and Don Fortcnberry, Ad­ logical Station by J . L. Lafoon, a shortage of Sdlk vaccine in the t d ' th r th sidermg further industrial develop- the Benner Tca Co. presented ,fo rian, Texas, to sixth-month terms associate proCessor of zoology at no e m e economy 0 ou ern ment in the area. the Iowa Tax Commisison Monday and fined each $500. Quad Cities area, it was learned Monday. Iowa S(.ate University. Iowa in a report by the SUI Bu- Industrial promotion efforts in their case for considering the cost The two had been charged with If you are planning on ge"i"g your clothes The ,fourth lecture in a Friday reau of Business and Economic southern Iowa for non-agriculture- 1)( trading stamps a cash discount trespassing at the Atlas Missile Suppliers said they have con­ evening series will be given in the ·tacted manufacturers for early cleaned please bring them in before July 16, Research. oricDted firms should be focused not subject to state sales tax. site near Mead, Neb. Last week (leld station', ShImek Library and shipment and some quantities arc Anotner significant change in on industries in which transpor- Commission Chairman John 0'- they were freed on $1,000 bond but Our office, however, will remain open eluting will 'COIlciude Ule first of two five­ warned by Judge Robinson not to expected to be delivered this week. week IICS ion at the field station. the area is the increasing number tation costs represent a relatively Connor Mid after a Icngthy clos~d return to Ihe construction site. Suppliers pointed out that the vac­ this time so you can pick up your finished Fbur additional talks are scheduled small part of total production and meeting with the officials of the of manufacluring firms owned and distribution cost, they explain. grocery store chain that the com- They admitted doing so, how­ cine is oul-dated after a certain garments. Cor the second session , which will ever. period on the shelf. When this hap­ controlled by large "foreign" cor- Also, b(!~U$e of tlTe 'availability mission will announce its decisidrl "!In ~ Aug. :n. ' Another of the pacifists, Karl H. pens it must be destroyed. poratiohS, 'accot'dihg to an artiCle of ' part-time labor and an increas- today. , , . SUI, Iowa State University and Meyer, dr.ew the same sentence "Because it can be kept only so Iowa State Teachers College have in the current i sue of lhe bu- ing number of displaced farm Edward Dailey, Burlington at from Judge Robinson last week. long,' supplies are kept at a min­ cooperated in furnishing faculty reau's Iowa Bu siness Digest. workers, industrial promotion ef- torney, represented the company "t Meyet· is the son of Rep. William imum under the normal demand Bring your clothes now to ~mbers to supervise the field­ forts should be aimed at indusl\ies the hearing. Also present were two H. Meyer, ID-VU. The authors of the article, Clark producing products with high labor other officials of the co.mpany . . rate," one drug supply firm exec­ • work.study program at the West 'fwo others were arrested neal' utive said. C. Bloom , professor of economics content, the article says. O'Connor said the Benner firm Okoboji Lake since 1947. Tills is the construction site Monday aft­ The demand for the vaccine Fri­ and assistant director of the bu- pointed out the same issue had the fiftieth year of summer sessions ernoon when they sat down in the day and Saturday cleancd out most at the·Lakeside Laboratory. .reau, and Clifford M. Baumback, been raised previously in othfr road in front of an oncoming truck. clinics and physicians' offices. One research associate, base their re­ Shortage Found states. It cited some court opinIons They were Erica Enzer and John clinic reported it gave 498 shots that have been handed down In K. White, both of Chicago. port on an intensive study of ltJe Saturday, before supplies ran out, Hygiene, Fitness Saunders County Sheriff Charles and 250 econo":,y (){ 10 soutbern Iowa Just As Teller Is ~~f~o~.ates in support of Benne.r's persons had to be turned Sayers told them they were block­ away. To Be Discussed counties - Union, Clarke, Lucas, ' At issue, O'Connor said, is the in gthe highway. When they refused to move Sayers grasped White's Davenport health officials said Monroe, Wapello, Ringgold, De- Held At Border Question of whether trading stamps they have no reports of new polio arm and led him to a car. Miss By Educator catur, Wayne, Appanoose and stamps con be considered a cash cases and the city's two victims .. Enzer followed. OTTAWA "Dr _ A clleck. of the di scoun t. " are improving rapidly. "Personal Hygiene and Physical Davis. which make up the central I/n Theye were taken to nearby • , vault at a Toronto-Dominion Bank The tax commission said an audit Meanwhile, Rock Island County, Fitness in Middle Life" will be portion of the two lower tiers of of the Benner company's book. Wahoo, Neb., to face charges. the topic of a talk which will be counties in the state. branch here, delayed by a jam- showed it owes about $5,000 in In justice court White and Miss Illinois, authorities reported one ""en by Josephine Rathbone of new case and possibly another. Although the pattern of agri- med time lock, has shown a short· back sales tax because it has COIl­ Enzer pl eaded guilty to obstruct­ Teacl)er's College, Columbia Uni­ The latest victim is Janet Good­ culture, the basic element in age of $73,264, bank officials said sidered trading stamps a cash ing a public road and were fined vcrslLy, - on the sunporch of Ihe ~he man, 2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. /, economy of the area, is Monday. discount to customers -and contends $75 and $8 costs. They said they Memorial Union Wednesday, at chan~lng Joseph Goodman of Silvis. Listed rapidly, (larger 'farms, • fewer the discount Is not subject to tax. would serve out their sentences h- 1:10 p.m. ~.l Meanwhile, Deputy Police Chief in jail at the rate of $3 a day. as a !,!ossible case is Thomas I r,fiss RathbqlJe's address will be farmers l, th e most Striking The commission, however, _ has ' h • ~ . ( J. A. Cavan said city detectives Manning of Moline. conCerned with maintaining phys­ hang es ave ocurreo In manu- ruled that trading stamps aren't a I~.I · atld mental Itealth thl'1)ugh facturing during the 1954·58 paiod, wfil gQ to San Diego, Calif., to pick !liscount, but a means of advertls- Attempts To Ki II exercise as one gr\lws older I ac­ the survey shows. uj1 bank eller Richard Boudreau ing. f h cording to Glallys siott, chairman ~ Thirty-six" of the manufacturing /lnd his friend. Gerald Leclarc, Tax officials indicated ' they ex- Wi e Wit Gas of the Women's P}lysical Educa­ firms in existence in 1954 went out both 19. The tWQ youths were ar- pect the Benner firm to carry the COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. UP) tion De'partment at SUI. of bu iness during the 1954-58 rested at, tbe Mexican bord.er car: issue to court if the comlnission's _ A charge of assault to commit The talk is the t.l\lrd leciure pre­ period. Of these 36, 27 ,were agri· rying $71,529 in a suitcase. decision on Monday's hearing is murder has been filed in District sented by an outstanding visitor culture-oriented, and 23 f them adverse to the company's position. Court against Fred Pranschke, 58, In the field of physical education were locally owned. Of the 16 neW Exact amount of money missing a watchmaker here. during a summer-long Wednesday firms now in operation, only four ,could not be determined here until NO ADDRESS? His wife, Adelia, 47, who was evealn. series sponsored by the are agriculture-oril!nted and only noon. The lock on the vault at burned by gasoline over much of Men Women's Physical Edu­ and one is locally owned. the bank could not be opened and TOKYO UP) - The Japan Times her body last Tuesday, was in caqon _ Depar~ents and the De­ h SUI h I . t says it's high time Japan started . d't' t h . I paninent of Athletics. The talk T e researc a so polO s to it was necessary to have the vault serious con I Ion a a osplta . an Increase. In. th e num be r 0 r man- drilled. Bank omcials would not numbering its houses and naming Doc t ors salon'd M d ay seash h a Is free, lind the public is invited. its streets. d h t Mils Rathbone specializes in ufacturing f irms wh ich de pen d say if the thought the ' time lock goo c ance 0 recover. pb)'lioIogical and health education upon markets outside the Brea for had been tampered with. "That all the streets in Japan Jack O'Leary, a deputy district witlI an emphasis on correctives the sale of their products: re- Bank Manager John B. Rooney except a relative few have no attorney, said the woman told lind 1'8habWtalion. She has pub­ fleeting the decentralization move- returned to Ottawa Sunday night names is one of the strangest sheriff's officers that her husband Ulbed L_a,r,-book entiUed "Correct­ ment of the nation's large corpor- {rom a vacation trip to Ganano. phenomena which amaze/ia visitor tnrew gasoline over her during an I\le PllYI!ical Education." a ti ons. • que, Ont., and Watertown, N.Y. from abroad," Ule newsp per said. argument I'n thel'r kitchen . The authors of the Digest article He said he lJlust have been in The postwar·U.S. occupation au- Pranschke denied this. He said TQ R&PRneNT DAG say that since an increasing num- Watertown just about the time thority assigned simple hames to the gasoline, in a pan, was ignited UNIT$ NA'fIONS, N.Y. III - bel' of new industries in southern Boudreau and Leclerc crossed into major Tokyo streets, mostly let- when the woman lighted the stove AdriaD Pelt, a former U.N, as­ Iowa do not rely on either local the United States. near th~t __Ci _ty_·.• leiiiriiisiiioiiifiiithiiieiiiiiiiaiiiIPiiihiiiaiiibeiiitiiiiiiianiiidiiiiiiniiium~beiiiiiiirsiii · ~iiitoiiiiiiifriiiYiiiiiiiChiiiiiiickiii~iiin~' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-, slstanl.,-etary generlll, has been named '$JM!tial rcpretentaUve of Seaet.rr General Dag Hammar­ skjold "' Guinea. Pelt. a Dutch­ State University of Iowa man, wiD inake recommedctalions , .. on U.N_ long-term technlclir aid projec:ta IIOUIIit by the new Af­ rie... _Uoo.. Fine Arts Festival 'I presents Ki er~ood RITA What is FULL IIOIISEPOW" ? A On. Act Optra by GAttano Donill"i . and I Kwik Kleen Well, Misler, it's the amount of electric power availa~le for today'...... , ....11Iy Servia WESTERN CHILD handy, lime-saving and leisure·living appliances with modern, All $ummef Merchandise In Th~. Act. . .- .....rt Dry Cleaning Libretto by Pau' En,l. ADEQUATE WIRING! You don't have to worry about blowin, fuse., ! - $hi .... Skillfully Drastically Reduced MUllc by Philip Benzlnaon burning motors or poor appliance performance because of low house­ ..., ...... nd,,..., full calt - cottum.. - lcentry - erc"ltra power. You can live better electrica!ly-with full HOUSEPOWiR! . not all the clotll/ng tn Iowa City' ... only ""e bllrlf TuwdlY, Wtcln ..day, Friday, Saturday .," - c...... Laundry July 21, 29, 31 and AUfust I, It5' " , , ....ce A~- rr======~ FOR A FREE HOUSEPOWER CHECK·UP - Call your elec· ..... mOe eltaJ1U,1Ied A,PrU7, 1958 MACBRIDE AUDITORIUM --...... "r·Y" Grocery .. c..t (air condltj_d) ~ trical contractor or our Home Wirinr Division. No obli,ation! durfng Tickets on ••Ie 'owa Union ea.t Lobby Desk '1 ,': lirkwood Our whiteoook's . ....Innl.,. July 22, t:. a.m, - 5:30 July . Price $2:. Sale men's wear _ 7 'South Dub". Street . I,.our. lor ".u., li"n;\ I{wIk Kleen All ..~tl r ...rv.d . .. ~\ .. .. . M.iI Order. acC-pled until July Hnd. ILLINO.a c.'~ Add~lS: Opera, Iowa MemerlM UniOn ~IOWA., ~+ ,...... '. DMIt Store Phon. Ext. 2210 l..Ga. an!' El.dt,. CO~P!"l ' . • "