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Established In 1868-Five Cents A Copy Associated Press Leased Wire And Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Friday. August 14, 1959 • • ouse trlct a or I Hot Debate Mars Santiago rr alks Counter-Revolution Union Leaders, Smashed Castro House D,mos, , Cuban Minister , Opposed Bill Tells Cuban Crowd 229-201 Roll-Call Vote By Angrily Raps HA VA A t.ft - Prime Minister ,in the strategic central part of the Applauded Ike ( Fidel Castro told a cheering crowd i land. , WASHINGTON (.fI - The House in central Cuba Thursday a coun· The first press dispatche in four handed President Eisenhower a ter·revolution attempt has been days reached Havana from Las smashing victory Thursday by ap· Dominicans smash d an4 there i& nothing to proving a bill he said is needed to fear. . Villas province, where Clenfuego.' end corruption in labor unions. Herter Urges Probe He poke in Cienfuegos, had a Is locllted. The first accounts said The 229·201 roll-<:all vote was a Of 'Hostile Propaganda' long talk with his district naval Ca lro had [eft Cienfuegos [n hi sUnging defeat (or House Demo­ commander there. and then private plane, but later reports cratlc leaders and leaders of or­ SANTIAGO, Chile I!I - A ses· • dropped out of sight. said tbe plane was still at the ganized labor who had fought for sion of the inter-American foreign His conf rencc with avy Cmdr. Cicnfucgos airport. a much milder antiracketeering ministers' meeting broke up in Herme Carballo heightened specu­ Ca tro sl'D ke to the crowd in an bill. Eisenhower, taking his cam· chaos Thursday night after a hcat· lation that what the revolutionary carly morning address from the paign to the people in a nation· ed exchange between delegates government calls con pirators have balcony oC the mayor's home In wide radio-TV speach last week, (rom' Cuba and the Dominican Re­ landed or may attempt a landing Clenfuegos. The crowd gathered had said the Democratic bfll public. there and woke him up. wouldn·t do the job of ending un· The conference here is seeking In his bricf rcmarks, he asserted ion abuses. !lOme way to ease conflicts be· there was nothing to (car and said Eiscnhower hailed the House ac· tween countries oC the Cari bbean NAACP Officer that as proof o( that he had made tion, saying it o({ere real hope - principally Cuba and the Domin­ the trip to the city to enjoy a that Congress will pass an effec· iCBM. carnival being held there. He told tlve union control measure. In a The conference chairman, Ger: the crowd to continue with tho statement issued at his vacation man Vergara DQDoso, had difficul­ Calls On Ike carnival cclebartions. headquarters at Gettysburg, Pa., ty adjourning the session after Ca t ro then went back to bcd, the President said: banging his gavel repeatedly while slept until 10 8.m. and went off to "With, I am sure, millions of Raul Roa of Cuba and Porflrio confer with Carballo. Where he Americans I applaud the House of Herrera Baes of the Dominican For Protection went after that was not announced. Repre entatives for its vote today Republic shouted charges at each INTER·AMERICAN CONFERENCE OPENS - Shown at the open· ister; (Unidentified); Chriltlan Hert.r, U.S. Secrtary of State; Louis in support of the Landrum·Grif· other. LITTLE ROCK. Ark. L4'I - An Reliable sources said that Ing of the Inter-Americln Foreign Minist.rs' Confer.nc. in Santiago, Mars, Chancellllr IIf Haiti. (Behind Hert.r il RIlY Rubottom Jr., U. officIal of the National A sociation among the conspiracy su pects fin labor reform bill which would The clash between the two for· Chil. arlt, left til right, (Unidentified); Raul Rlla, Cuban For.lgn Min- S. lIuistan! S.cretary IIf Ctat •. )-AP Wir.photo. for thc Advancement of Colored held at Cienfuegos, about 130 miles deal effectively with the abuses cign ministers came after Roa People called on President Eisen· cast of Havana, are a number disclosed by the McClenan com­ denounccd the Dominican Repub· hower Thur day night for protec of former regular army men, ex· mittee. IIc in a speech. tion at the end of Little Rock 's mayor of some cltie~ in the pro· "I congratUlate all those who Cuba's revolutionary leader, New Housing House Committee Votes Penny.Senate A~prov~s second day of high school inlegra· vi nce and olne candIdates in th~ voted in support DC this legislation. Prime Minister Fidel Castro, and New Pension Bill tion. 1958 elections. This action gives cause for real Gereralissimo Rafael L. Trujillo, Bill Headed Mrs. L. C. lOaisy) Bates, tate hope that the Congress will ulti· .he Dominican strongman arf' DI spatches (rom Cientuegos gave WASHINGTON L4'I - The Sen· pre ident of the NAACP, made thl' the fir t official report on the role mately pass a good labor reform 8r~henemies and much of the Car· ate late Thur day pas cd 86~ a bill." ibbean power struggle centers on For Senate Incr~ase In Federal Gas Tax appeal. Her personal bodyguard of army leader William Morgan veteran pen Ion bill boosting the and two other Negroes had been of Toledo, Ohio, in a reported con· The Houll put 11ft until FrIday lh~m. WASHINGTON L4'I - The House transfer of . ome revenue from th co t of benefits not conned d to WASHINGTON L4'I - new and arrested by state pollce for baving spiracy. An army report ~ ald Mor· a form.1 VIIte on final pass'ge Roa rejected the idea that any Ways and Means Committee voted general fund oC the Treasury to military service by 10 billion dol­ somewhat modified $1.050,000,000 Thursday to raise the federal ga o· firearm. gan, posing as a counter·revolu· of its bill, bot that appeared a committee. be JIaIIled to invest!· lhe highway construction fund. • l Iars over the next 40 years. gate. intervention in the area. He housing bill was headed toward Ii no lax another penny, to four One of the Negroes was Ellis tionary, made several trips to the fore,oM CllnciUllon. suggested that the meeting here­ Senate floor action Thursday to reo cents a gaUon . The committee called for dIver. The bin now goes back to the Tnomas, the 48·year:01d father ot OomlnicCin Republic to p~epa~ for In an antry, arm·waving spe('c\ dig into what he termed the real place the measure President Eisen· The extra moncy would go to ~Ion from the gen ral fund, fo\' H.ou e for consideration of minor the Negro boy who inlcgrated Cen· a landing in Cuba. before \.he vote, House tJemocratil problem in all Latin America: eco· hower vetoed. kcep the 41.000·mile interstate high. three years beginning July I, 1961 , differences between Senate and Ira[ High School. Leader John W. McCormack oC nomic underdevelopment. . The Senate agreed to take up way construction program close to of half oC the revenue from the 10 Hou eversions. The boy, Jefferson Thomas, Massachusetts accused tbe Eisen­ His speech eame after Secretary the measure on Monday under a ehedule. II has been slowing down per cent manufacturer's excise 01: Before pas a~e, the Senate by a walked in and out of the school hower adminislration or exerting 01 State Christian A. Herter, head speedup arrangement limiting de· because of a finoncial pinch, to the new autpmobile~, and two.thirds 75-20 vote str~pped out of t~ Thur day unharmed, but eight Stork Slows• undue pressure on Republicans to 01 the U.S. delegation, proposed bate to two hours on the bill and disappointment of federal and sta I' of the revenue (rom the 8 per cent ~easure a ser~es of changes 1!-B white boys were arrested in inci­ support the bill Eisenhower wants. setting up a sort of temporary a half hour each on any amend­ officials, road contractors and excise on automobile parts and ac Fmance Co";1mlttee had made lD dents near the campus. l McCormack said that bill Is slant· fireman's committee to study ten· ments. motorists. cessories. the House bIll. These would have Four white boys were arrested IDue Process ed against organized labor. sions and help answer crisis The substitute bili was approved The committee mccling also pro­ The total diversion was cst!. c~l its co t by an c lima ted 2J ju~t as they walked out of the McCormack shouted that Post· alarms in the Caribbean region, by the Senate Banking Commit· duced a hint of possible financial mated at $2\2 billion. billion dollars between now and sc"ool at the end or classes. Police Persons scheduled to appear in mastt:r General Arthur E. Sum· HL!rter urged an investigation of tee after being laid aside tempo· shenanigans in the program, It was calculated that the extra the year 2,000. found what they thought was a Iowa City's police court Thur day merCield and Atty. Gen. William "viciously h?stile propaganda" rarily while the Senate tried vain· which is due to cost $36 billion be· money in the committee's plan TROO- P-S-T-O--BO-RDER pistol in the car, but it turned out were givcn a bricf reprieve. Court P. Rodgers were at thc Capitol ap· [ and proposed strengthening the Iy to override Eisenhower's veto fore it Is finished. An investigation would allow apportionment to the to be a toy. wa n't held. plying the pressure. McCormick inter·American Peace Committee of a $1,375,000,000 measure passed was set for later this year. states of $1,800,000,000 this year Cor SAN JOSE, Costa Rica .... Thursday evening a Daily Iowan said they did so in a like situation construction in the 196t fiscal year Costa Rica Thursday night hustled Before the Thomas boy reported ~ it can devote more time to ex· last June. This effort failed reporter called to ask about the last year, and that as a result Highway users would pay al· beginning next July I, and two bil. troops to the Nicaraguan border to the school shorUy before 1 p.m., amining Carib~an problems. The Wednesday by a vote of 55-40, most a billiOn dollars additional four other white boys were picked result of a case scheduled to be many Republicans were defeated Ii . th {II . fi i to stop what it called another pos· committee is part o( the 21-nation nine short of the two·thirds need· during thc 22 months that the four· on m e 0 OWll1g sea year. sible invasion of Nicaragua (rom up. Three were taken into custody beard that morning. for re-election_ On the key vote, a coalition of Organization of American States. cd. cent rate would remain in effect. Thi would mt;a~ a construction Costa Rican territory. when they drove up in a car be· The judge, Newman Toomey, sponsor of the current conference. This period would bl>gin Sept. 1. cutback from orlg.mal. schedules 01 The civil guard-both army and decked with Confederate flags. 134 R.publlcan. and 95 Demo­ Sen. Homcr E. Capehart of In· was contacted, but knew nothing crat., mostly Southerner., mas5- diana, the senior Republican on President Eisenhower asked in about 20 per ccnt 111 llscal 1961 and ' police in Costa Rica _ said the The conference is faced with the Across town (rom Central, three about the case. ed behind the bill introduced by drlicate problrm of maintaining the committee, said he had talked January for an increase to 4 ~ about to per cent in fiscal 1962. troops wcre sent to Tortuguero. Negro girls entered and left Hall "But court was scheduled for cents, to remain in effect for five The Public Wo!'ks Committee o( Newspapers reported an alleged Reps, Phil M. Landrum, (D-Ga.), peace and promoting democracy to While House officials and was High School in fashionable Pulaski this morning," thc rcporter in­ and Robert P. Griffin, (R·Mich). whUe avoiding intervention in the confident the President would years. the Hou~e, whJch ha propose(l attempt by Nationat Assembly Heights for the second day without The ways and means committee constructIOn at a rate of $2,200, Deputies Frank Marshall and sisted. They substituted it for a meas· .Internal affairs of the American sign the new bill. trouble . ure draIted by the House Labor republics. until now had rejected all propos· 000,000 for each of the ~wo years, Mariano Agulluz to buy in Cuba Mrs. Bates charged police and "I this Thursday'!" a ked the "If he vetoes this one, there judge," 1 forgot all about police Commitl~. Democratic leaders, ill als for any increase. While it ha has slil1 to pass on the Ways and two fighter planes to spearhead federal authorities in Lillie Rock Non intervention is a classic will be cnough votes the Scnate court. You see, I was at the hospi· including Speaker Sam Rayburn, hemispheric principle, laid down as to override," Capeharf added to a gone part way toward meeting Ei. M ea n~ proposal. thc attack. Mar hal! and Aguil~ had declined to give her "minimum (o·Tex.>, mustered 184 Demo· senhower's request, it bucked him tal. My wife had a baby." a strong reaction from when the reporter. .' The Ways and Means vote wa have been mentioned as the Icad· physical protection." Her house crats and 17 Republicans ror the U.S. Marines landed ' in Latin-Am· Although designed as a compro· on another pbint by proposing 16·9. The plan adopted was ad· ers o( prcvious attempts to invade was fired on from a specding car The Toomey baby was born at committee bill its backcrs termed erlcan republics to protect Ameri· mise, the new bill contains the vancc:od by Rep. John W. Byrne, Nicaragua from Costa Rican ter· the night before two of Littlc 6 a.m. In UniverSity Hospital; but a middle ground approach to the (R-Wis.), who lost on a similar rllory. The reports said they had Interests. only one major concession - aside NIXON COMMENTS Rock's four publlc high schools court cases have not been dis· problcm_ can propo al 15·8 ooly last Monday. Oown to Cuba. I were opened to limited integration. mi sed, just rescheduled. Herter suggested thc hemisphere from scaled.{)own costs·to objec· That left only the rormality o( II SPRING LAKE, N.J. L4'I - Vice vote on final passage. Democratic republics set up a special commit· tions w h i c h Eisenhower has President Richard M. Nixon made raised. strategists conceded they had lit· tee to study troubles in the Carib· a comment of caution Thur day in tle hope o( upsetting the Eisen­ bean and the~ report back to the This is a change which puts a connection with the forthcoming proposed 5C).million.{)olJar pro· hower·backed bill. Its defeat would Inter·American conference at exchange o( visits between Presi· leave no labor legislation before Quito next February. gram of government loans for col· dcnt Eisenhowcr and Soviet Pre· thc House. lege classrooms on an appropria­ mier Nikita Khrushchev. However, there was some ques· tion basis. As set up by a subcom· "Under no circumstance should tion as to what will happen to this Red Force Leaves mittee, the financing for this pro­ this exchange of visits and the bill once it gets Into conference gram was to have come directly word that are spoken be used as with the Senate. Last April, the laos, Retu rns from Treasury Funds, a system oC any reason (or us relaxing our de· Senate passed a week for ~eve n years. and making tray Cavrlrs. With tre Veterans Admi nistration, pi .... know it is improper to supply Thursday. Among these volllnteers are hus. 270 planned perioCls oC activities ning for effec:tiv. use and illCOl'· fal. e information to the FHA. They got the most attention in band and wife teams who even hire in the hospital every week. th" porating these re$Our~s into pr .. The indictments re ulted (rom the knots of people who showed up baby-sitters for their children in girls hElve plentv of opportunity to grams was begun in 1946. applications for FHA insured where he did-at the Gettysburg order to donate Iheir time and work as ward ho tes es and pru· 0 t f A'I t' vide escort services lor the u 0 an pn, 1946 , mee tng loan on hou¥ in the Sunset Ter­ Country Club and his temporary their talents to the hos')italiz('d between VA and several crvice or. race and Sunny Cre t addition in office at the Hotel Getty burg. \'('tcrans. The age of the volunteer Chaplaincy program. ganization. came a ba ic plan of II ud, on in 1957. A four-time grandfather himself, range from one man in his 80's, The girls of this group also operation which came to be known The Government contends Kib­ Eisenhower wa shaking hands probably the oldest volunteer in draw SUI men into their enter- as Velerans Administration Volun. bf>e and Gilletle overstated the with young ter , patting them on VAVS, to a young high school stu· tainment programs, especiallv to tary Service Los Angeles. that have characteristics oC both To Attend The third group oi university par- Ihe campus, said "we can·t mother, Mrs. John E . Dwyer. got A four-monlh argument over plants and animals, are the only life cycle which remain contro­ The Air Force will attempt to sur a picture of it with a box camera. sourqe of large masses of living versial. catch lhe ejccted nose capsule as ticipants in the VA Hospital rec- ' rehc:.bilitllte a person without help­ Pharmacy Forum con vention tickets must be set­ reation program come from the ing him lise hi leisure time wisely. The fath r is a St. Louis, Mo., tled by Monday, Butler repeated proloplasm Bnd Jt~nce f.'onstitute The project will strive to present it comes down by parachule near bus driver, said he and his family one of the most useCul tools in a scientific problem-solving meth­ Hawaii. men and wom('n 's Physical Educa- Recreation can m'inimize the iso· Two professors from the SU t before departure, or he will again lion DepartlJ)('nls. The VA Hospital 1ation stress lhot so many pe\iple­ Collcge of Pharmacy will attend are touring the East on vacation. invite bids for the cohvelliion from fundamental studi s on liv i n~ pro­ op, induce scientific attitudes and Th. 78-foot, two-stage rock. t conduct~ an in ~ervice tr~nini! pro· p'articularly pldE;r person . and Bac hi rl)l )10 ~is cesses ~ine.d CoD~tlU1ti)1e arouse interest in science. By pre· the [ r 'I Ed i n­ Ii fJl\ir' es. thundered off ita seaside launch. gram in hospital recrealion. There th'oSe ' l\'o '~ pila\;zed "- 'stiller ' fr om dustry Forum in Princeton, N.J., hower changed from tan slacks Los Angeles was chosen last Alexopoulos, professor and head scnting visually most of the scien­ in, pad at 12 noon. oC I are two classes held a semester for today." I Aug. 23-27. and shirt into gray slacks and a February over San Francisco, the SU So;.any Department. tific problem - solving skills, Though they are easily collecter A tracking station in Alaska --:-~-:---.--- Louis C. Zopf, ~an of lhe col­ tweedy gray sports jacket, then Chicago, New York, Philadelphia biology insh uction may be iM­ and easily cultured in the labora­ picked up the satellite's signar at lege, and Wendle L. Kerr, assist­ motored to the hotel in town to and Miami Beach, Fla. The win­ proved and interest in scienc\! tory, they are not widely used in 1:29 p.m. as it completed its Dllt profe sor and taUon pharma­ get in a bit of routine paper work. ning ci ty agreed to raise $350,000 developed. college or high schools as teach· first cirel!' of earth. ci t at SU I, will be among 76 pro­ Perhaps 200 townsmen and tour­ to pay co nvention expenses. Phil­ The color film on "Slime Molds" ing tools because they are not This information indicated the f('ssors from all the nation' phar­ ists were on hand to wave and adelphia and Miami Beach made will be supplemented by an inex­ widely known. SUI, however, ha~ satellite reaches a distance of 450 n cy colleges who will participate appl aud when he arrived, and it plain they are still interested. pensive black and while sOllnd when he left an hour and 17 min­ Since last April, there has been one of the best collections of slime film titled "Teacher Materials ;or miles at its most distant point in the four·day meeting. Zopf will molds in the world, said Alexo· atl('nd as a member of the ad­ utes later. a running controversy bet...... en 'Slime Mold r..' '' Upon completion from earth and is 136 miles at the committee and Los Angeles poulos. of the proposed films, they will be its closest point. mini tralive committee of thi' The proposed color film will be Education-Industry Forum. oilman Edwin Pauley, cochair­ shown to groups of instructors and The time required to orbit is man of a co nvention host commit­ students to determine their reac­ approximately 94 minutes. Tbe Corum is sponsored by the City Acqu ires tee, over how many tickets will National Pharmaceutical Coullcll tions on the effectiveness in The new fuel, known as RJ-t, go to the ho st group. Commission Sets hastening intercst in slime molds In co-operation with the American put the Discoverer series back on Land Needed Pauley originally claimed 5,000 as a teaching tool and presenting A sociation of Co ll eges of Phar­ daily tickct. , apparently to be dis­ New State High a successful track. The two pre­ macy with \be objective of des­ useful information on them, said vious rockets failed' to orbit. For Streets tributed to contributors to the T. R. Porter, head of science edu­ cribing the philosophy and work· convention expense fund . He said Maximum Salary The fuel, designed for the now ing of the pharmaceutical industrr Title to property needed for the cation at SUl and director of the he was promised thal number in AMES (A'I - The State Highway research project. abandoned Navaho ramj.t mis­ to the educators. , establishment of two new through exchange for raising the $350,000. Comm ission's top job of chief en­ sile, powered the first.stage Thor More than 150 persons from all treets has been acquired by Iowa Butler says he can give the host The research, filming and ani­ intermediate range ballistic mis­ gi neer mig ht become the highest mation will be done by James L . fields of pharmacy and health ar City. The last of thc deeds for the committee no more than 1,500 paying state post at $25,800 a sile which rammed Discoverer V l'xpected to attend the Corum. land was fil ed Thursday according tickets. He said no specific num­ Koevenig, SUI research assistant. off the p.d, year. under the direction of Alexopoulos to City Attorney Edward W. Lucas ber was pledged in advance. Tbe commission Wednesday set Properly has heen acquired to and Porter. This was the first time R-J-1 Pauley agreed this week to ac­ the maximum pay (or that job was used in a Thor. The Air Force extend J effer son Street east. from cept a compromise of 3,133 tick· wh il e approving new salary ranges Technical assistance will be pro­ its present end at Clapp Street to vided by L. W. Cochran, SUI direc­ said the fuel is somewhat denser ets. Butler would not agree to that. for all employees. than the standard kerosene-base a connecllon with Gl endale Road John G. Butter , the present tor of audio·visual instruction; F . at Ralstoll Creek. W. Kent, manager or tile SUI propellant and increases velocity chief engineer, draws $18,300 a with its greater energy yield. F irst Avenue Soutl) will be ex­ Freighter Collides year, currently the top wage in Photographic Service; and P. V.'. (ended over tbe Chicago, Rock VerVais, head of medical art at The enli re second stage of the At .18 KIlocJcleI tbe commission. No action wa. , Island and Pacific Railroad Co. With Red Vessel taken at this ti me to boost his sur Hospitals. rocket went into orbit. It carried (racks to Lower MlllIcaline Road. salary to the new high figure. Becau e of the difficulty involved a 300-pound recovery capsule KIEL, Germany IA'I - A Ger­ W II, - IOWA CITY I .t " ', A portion of (he J efferson Street Dr. J . O. Cromwell , state men­ in the experimental technique of crammed with secret instrumen­ extension is included in the cur man coaslal freighter reached port Frldo.y, A.,"lt ••• 11.111 tal health director, is the state's us ing time·lapse micro-cinemz,­ tation. rent pa\'ing program. The remain- safely late Thursday after a col­ highest paid employee now. He tography to solve a problem, the There was speculation that the 8'00 Morn Inc Chapel lision with a Soviet destroyer that der will be included in a paving makes $25,000 a year, including time needed to produce "Slime capsul e or its rocket-vehi cle may 8:15 News program later this year. It is ex­ was hovering about NA TO naval ':30 Security In n Nucle.,. ~e $4. 000 in tax free expense money. Molds" will be approximately two contain an adva nced type of scan­ 9'30 BooksheU pected that the First Avenue pro· maneuvers. The commission approved pay years. 10 :00 News The 300-ton Christel got to the ning equipment. 10:05 Music ject will be undertaken later. raises efCective Aug . 1 for most 12 :00 Rhythm Ramble. little port oC Burgslaaken on the PI.M for ...covery call for the Councilmen last month directed range from $1 to $50 a month and MORE FORMOSAN RAIN l1:!IONews that the city exerci se agreements Baltic island of Fehmarn with a capsule to be .Iected on the 17th 12 : ~ Editorial Pace of its 3,000 employees. Tbe r aises paIS .round the .arth, This would 1:00 M05Uy MUll" for the purcllase of the n ecessar~ hole in her -bow. She was accom­ will add $80.000 a month to com- TAIPEI, F ormosa IA'I - More 2 :00 News Final ] '1 ,.'- right of way. panied by a re cue tug. be about 26 hour. after its launch­ 2 ' \5 SIGN u., mission costs. rain fe ll today in central and l ing .t Thursday, All oC the pay increases must be southern Formosa, hampering the _n approved by the State Exeeutive area 's batll e to recover from Eight CI19 Flying Boxcars based Co uncil. The raises are in line floods whi ch swept 649 persons to in Hawaii will try to snare the 'fh~~qlly Iowan with a general wage scale ap- death and left a quarter of a mil- capsule as il comes down by para· proved by the Council in June. Ilion homeless. chute. If they Iail , ships will search the ocean fo r it. Launching of Discoverer V had Page 2 FRIDAY, AUGUST le, 1959 low. City, IOWI been postponed four times be­ cause of Cog and once fo r tech­ University BU\'leti n Board ni cal reasons. Tile Daily Iowan /8 wrl#m and edited by mulenu and II gooemecl b!i a board of five student trustees elected by ».1 ....11, II.II.U. Bear••• U'H ••at 'e reee..... , Til. 0.11, 1._•• m .., Ute rtudent body lind four ftlCtllty tf'Ult«l appoinl«l by the pru /dent of tIl e University. The Daily lowan', .... ftl c...... tt .... COllier, ~, •••••• III. da, bof.r. pabUo.U••. Til., all .I edUoria/ policy. therefore. II not Gil expreuion of SUI odm i~ ist raito n po/icy or opinion, in any particular, •••1 be I, ... aad u,Dod b, Kybor .r .ffl • • r .f lb ••r' ...... u.. '.1•• ' ...Ucl •••• P.rol' •••lal ....U ... an ••, .II,lbl. f.r Ill... HU •• , Student Cha rged GItADUATE AND LAW students plan­ PLAY NlTIIS a. 1110 n.I...... will IICrlpt(ons, ,10 per "ear ; IIx month., Make-lood 10rvlce on miSled papenl nIne to reillter for the Independent be each Tuetda, and FrldJI" from 7:. With OMVI 'Th{\o ,oU)an ts.-; three monllu, ~ .25. Is not posslble. buL every eIron will 'D ally Stud y Unit Ihould pick up re,lslra­ to 8:30 p .m. unlll Auc. II. p ro- be made to correct errors wIth Uut tlon materials In Room I , UnIversity vided that no ho me v anlt, contest next issue. Robert L. Howard, At, Coral - MElli BEl DAILY lOW AN IDITOllAL STA" Hall. Rei\llraUon and f.... paymenu I, ICbeduled. Ava ilabl e for members are to be completed by • p.m. of the faculty, ,taff , a nd student ville, has been charged by Iowa AUDIT "lI UIEAU Editor ...... Ted Rasmussen MEMlIEIt .f t II. ASSOCIATED PI188 body and their l!l>Ouse. are the fol­ of' Newl Editor ...... Kay KrHO The A.ssoclated Press II entitled ex­ City police with driving while in· CIIC LA TIONII UNIVERSITY COOPEIATlVIt IIAB1'­ lo wln. : Tuesday nll/htl-badminton, City Editor ...... Mar lene J orlenoen elusively to t he me for republlcallon SITTING LEAGUE Book will be In handba ll. paddleball. SWlmmlnl, toxi cated, Sporta Editor...... Don For.ythe or all the loe 01 news printed In tnt. Ihe chari" of MJ'lI. Warnach from "'ble tenn l. and tennl.. Friday Howard was arrested at 8 p.m. ~ef Photo... ph er .... JoAnne Moore newspaper al weU a. aU AP ne.w. AU8 . 4 to AuC. 18. Tele phone her at nllh" - aU Tuel day . c\lvlti.I, PUbljSheCi d ally except SUnday and Iet7 Editor ...... Mary J anu dlspalches. b.lk e lbaU and volleyball. Wednea­ Mon ay and le, .l holldaYI by Stu- 8-211M If a litter o r information . boul Wednesday on Dubuque Street jolnlnl the I roup II desired. day nlaht - family nllhi, '-.:15 • I dent• P ublicatio n •. Inc .. Communica- tum­ near Taft Speedway by officers DAILY IOWAN UVEIlTI8D1Q STArF nAILY IOWA N 8UPEIVI80U nOM until AUlull 5. B rln. your tions Center, Iowa Clly, Iowa. En- mer less!on l.D. cards. tered a. _ond daM matter a t the ..... M ... It Adv. Director ...... SCHOOL 011 J OUltNALJ8 111 FACULTY EDUCATIONAL PLACEMENT: Tho.. who bad been search,i ng for hi s poSt oUlce al Iowa City, UDder the ...... Mel Adami Publisher .... • ...... John M. Harriaon rel l,tered In the Educational Place­ car for an hour . act or Conjp:ess of March 2, 111 • . AdvertJlinc Mana.e • . J a mea C1aylOn Edit!>rla!...... Arthur M. Sandenon menL Office who are l UU seek In. Adverllslnc ...... John KoLlman poslUOM . ""nd chance of I ddreu to CIasaif~ Adv ...... Lorry HenneI)' The search began when the CO l C lrculaUon ...... •.. . .. Wilbur PeterlOn the oW.. before leavln. the campul. VETS""N8: Each PL 550 veteran Thor Blast Off PromoUoll ...... ,. •• • . Walter Barbee Dial 4191 from noon to mldnilht to Thill may be done by pollard or by mu", slln • V.A. Form 1996A to cov­ spun out of conlrol on the West­ report news It"ms. w omen's I"'le TIUSTI EI, 80AID OF STUDJUIIT leavtna a memoranclum at tile Place­ er hll a tten dance from AuC. 1 to Au,. lawn curve of Higbway 6 and tho A MODIFIED THOR missile carrying the Discov ....r V ....IUtt Items. (or announcements to The D:ARY lOW.. CIRCULATION PU BLICATION8 men l Office. 12 . A form will be I vaHable in the Dally Jowan. Edltorial baR men I ha Uway 01 Unlvenlty Hall driver left the scene after regain· oUlce. a .. Cln:ulatlon Man.;er..• . . . .Boben Bell rUEIII WILL be recreaUonal ewlm­ its launching pad at Vandenberg Air Force B... , tillt.. In the Communic.tion.l C ..nte r. Wa ller Bar bee, A3; Dr. Goo.... mini al tho Women'. Gym from . :10 on Wed. AUI. 12 or at the Veteran. ing control of the car. 'eave. Easton. Colle I e 0 1 DenU.try: Jan. 5:10 p.m. daUy. service reception d.-I< on weekdays Thursday In an attempt to pl.ce the wtellit. in orbIt. If suceeMM, SubscrlpUon notes ~ by u~rl ~ INaI 4m If you do not rerelve your GUchrllt, &2 ; P aul E. RaaeRSOn, In; on or .lter Alii. 13. OHlc:e houn are Howard post.ed 8 $500 bond and (-119 plan.s baltd in H.waii will attempt quarterback tbe academic reports-fullback In failing a malhematics skills surprised by beating the Detnlit Ch'e sparkling quarlerb ck who I fair in National League history, qan throw. ------~------course Trancygier became the !be Chicago Cubs Thursday ham­ Lions 35·J9. mSjOr J'cOrebOafj Of courM', the 1958 aggregation They are Lee Gro cup of Utah, mered a 20-9 victory over the San third quarterback the Hawks lost Buddy Humphrey or' Balyor, Bob 'Johansson Would this year. All-American Randy Francisco Giants. ha' nol!' gone into profe sional ...... Newman of Washington tate, Moore: Duncan graduated and his No. 1 The previous longest contest was --. ranks, and all thal remains is Bob Placek of 1\1 ichigan, and 1958 replacement, Mitch Ogeigo, 3:43 in the Cubs 23·13 triumph over l"ATI0NAL L£ GUE IEllle N 1.£AOl L W . L. Pet. 0 .8. \\ . L : 1'<1. G.n_ Dick Petibon of Tulane. I dropped from school. Bolh are lhe 5t. Louis Cardinals on April 17, _ Chlc.lo· . 68 43 813 San Francisco . 65 48 . 57~ I Unfortunately, the rest of the now on the Vancouver squad in 19$4. 1'he major league rt>cord for Los AnRele. .... 63 51 . 5~3 Z'. CI~veland .... 67., 588 Be N0 Grea t Pro bIem For Me nine innings is 3:52 in Boston's Milwaukee ...... 61 50 .550 3 New York •. . .57 58 ~1lIi AII ·Star sqUid doesn't seem to lhe Canadian profe sional ranks, Chica.o ...... 55 57 .491 9'\ Baltlmor~ .. .. . 5I:Iti 0 SUl/s Brechler 14·10 victory over New York on Pltt.burCh ...... 55 58 .487 10 Detroit ...... 53 60 .478 be quite up to the "51 lev.1. As ro. TRF:AL LfI _ Ole Archie lwo or three heavyweight fights Olen Treadway, third string May 25, 1953. rlnrlnnatl .. .. 53 60 .469 12 K n" » CII)· .. ", &3 81 quarterback for the past two St. Louis ...... 53 63 .• 57 13'. Boston 51 62 01 a result, Graham has decided Moore Thur day expressed conCi- in and around 10nc\on, .B. Thursday's wild game, that kept Phll.delphl. . ... 47 6S .20 17'. lVashtnelon . . 48 sa .~ he must substitute this year by I years, will finally get a real op­ J7,936 sweltering Wrigley Field TH It DAY'S JUSl'LT ' individuals and not by units. dence he could whip world heavy· Moore, as peppy as a t enager. portunity to direct the Iowa foot. DA I" Itt; l To ·Pittsburgh? Chlcaro 20. San Francl~o 9 TIIUIt LT. · warm and cloudy weight champion Ingemar Jobans· d. pi.te ome nlgllt club ~el~bra­ ball t am. Treadway will be back· (ans hooting and hollering, had Cincinnati 9. Milwaukee 8 Chlcalo 9. Detro,t 0 TIle Coreca t I hng IOtO the wee hours, said If Jo- I everyt~Jng - lemper nareup3, Los An,ele. 7. SI 1 'luis 6 Wa blncton ~. Nn al the Forum Memorial Coliseum betw.. n base, calmly stepped from the bag centerfield seat for three run Pena, Joe uxhall and Lawrcncl cour e requirements. before Tiger loser Don Mo si could pitched Cor CinclOnati. Single by o[ Western Universitic on the We t Ron Luciano, Syracu e tackle, Wedne day night. Ch.mplon Archie Moore and to field a Caul grounder hit by The status of two ends, junior let­ teammate Er.ie Banks. retire a batler. Hank Aaron. Joe Adcock, Johnny Coast. who ha an in)ured shoulder. a~d A still-double by pinch hitter the UniverSity of j cbraska was Pa"nalSus .aid, "but thr.. -quar. tempo. Jack Sanford, first of sev~n but they may not have met eligi­ Giant pitchers, began glaring at hit his 15lh in the eighth. Andy Pafko accounted for the final also m('ntioncd prominently in the Of Graham's fin quarter­ t.rs of a million is a reasonable Chicago '" .. 400 110 030- 9 10 0 estimate." bility requirements. Whether or plate umpire Hal Dixon over a three Brave runs. job hunt. backs, Petlbon SHmS lure to see Johnson Meets Miteff Detroit ...... ~ 000 000· 0 3 3 most action on defen .., and Gra. RoblnlOn has be.n Itripped of not lhey can make up their de­ called ball. Teammate Daryl Wynn and Lollar: Mo""l. Norleskl The Reds pinned the d('feat on Namcs under cllnsideration have In Heavyweight Bout 131, Morean 181 and Berbert't. Vf - ham admits he has not yet de­ the middleweight title by the ficiencies through correspondence ~pencer added his twO cents worth. Buhl, who has lick d them only not bel'1l made public, the . pokes· Wynn 116-71. L - Massi 111 -61 cided which of the oth,r four NEW YORK ~ _ Alonzo John­ HBA but h. stili is recogniz.d as remain. doubUul. Rigney raced to the mound to calm Home runs - Chicago, Landis 151. once in his major league career. man ,aid. and a deci ion i. n't ex­ on. PhIllip. I~I. TorrelOll 191. Lollar II~ •. champion in H.w Yorlc Stat., While the loss oC any letterman the situation Dixon waved out Jim Brosnan was the winner. pected 101' about two wf.'{'ks. will start or see the most action. son. an ambitiou young heavy- hurts, the end position is probably Spencer lind then Sanford. Bobby Avila had Cour hits for Bl' chler i a major ill the Ar­ Dick Haley of Pitt and Don weight who ha won 13 traight, In the third inning. skipper Bob Indians 7, A's 5 the Brllv S. my resen'e and was in Lowry Browt1 of Hou ton probably will takes on big Alex Miteff of Ar­ weight champion 1n New York. the trong poinl of lh Hawkeyes Ml\wlul<~ 000 8 17 1 tossed the name of Palter on into this year. Starler Curt Merz and Sche(fing of the Cubs was given KA NSAS CITY (A'I - Lusty hit· . .... 031 013- F'it,ld , nl'ar Denver, ColO., Thur - start at the halfback po ts for the gentlna Friday night in the la t Cincinnati .... .004 ~IO OOx- 9 12 2 while Manager Jack (Doc.) Kearns DOll orton return along with a the heave by Umpire Vinny Smith ling by Woody Held and Jim Bax­ Buhl, Will ey (41, GllllO '~'. Phnr­ day. He i schl'dukd to reporL at All-Stars, with Larry Hickman of boKing show oC the summer sea­ the hopper. Cor protesting a play at first base. es gave the Cleveland Indians a ro lB'. McMahon 181 and Hie.: Br05- camp Ripley in '1inncsota Satur­ Baylor and Nick Pietrosante of son ot Madison Square Gardcn. two·letter winner JeCC Langston non, Pf'na (81, Nuxhall ISU, LnwnonCt" Notre Dame alternating at fun- and several promising sopho­ In the Courth inning some strate­ 7·5 come·from-behind victory over 191 and Batley_ W - Brua.nln 16-SI day for summer training. b k Johnson was largely unknown "Johansson ha said he may not lhe Kansas City Athletics Thurs· L - I,!url 111-81. Brechlt'r ~aid he had nothing to fighl until next summer" said mores. gy by Rigney went asunder and Home runs - ~tilwauk(>e. Covin.ton aCc · I (U ) 16' 290 d outside oC Pittsburgh and Brad- the Cubs scored four runs. day night. 161. Clnolnnatl. RobInson 1201. Pln""n ~ay on thl.' .-ubjcct wh('n contacl­ har es mac WIS. poun d k Pa ntil th "c wh Archie. "U I can'l get h'im this 1I0rn's presence at Cullback will Iowa tackle is listed as a probable oc, ., U I. or . en Three times Rigney ordered in­ Both Held and Baxes delivered 1161 . ('(I in Dl'nYcr. ~ year I'll keep fighting. I'm down allow the fleel John Brown to starter on deCen e Cor the Stars.' h cra. h~d th.e top 10 ranklO~ to wt'ight and long I'm down tentional passes, filling the bases run·scoring doubles in a Cour-run by whlpplOg mo Voldes and WlI- a as move back to a halfback po Ulan to 17~ pounds I might as well de­ on each. Two r,eceivlQg the gifts, eighth inning that kayoed young Dodgers 7, Cards 6 lie Pastrano. ow they are com· behind Bob Jeter. Larry Fergu­ Cend the Lille for the ninth time. Banks and Irv Noren, scored on John TsiLouris, A's rookie right· ST. LOUIS fA'l - The La. An­ Orioles Extend paring him to Ezzard Charles al son, sophomore fullback Cram Art Schult's pinch single. Two hander. , geles Dodgers survived a fh·e· Fleitz Meets Mortimer Maybe Ray and 1 can get toge. Ea 1 Sl. Louis, Ill. , will nlOVC up l the sa me slage. ther." more runs counted on unassisted Aside Cram the eighth, all runs run SI. Louis Cardinal rally In the Richards Pact In Wightman Opener to lhe No. 2 fullback spot. !irst base outs that were sand­ were driven in by home runs. last of the ninth to dt'Ceat the wiched between the free walks. Held hit a three-run shot in the Redbirds 7·6 Thursday ni ght. PITTSBURGH 1.4'1 - Beverly I second inning but Bob Cerv and For 2 Seasons M,. , Sin Francisco .. , .313 002 000- 9 12 0 The Cardinal outburst included Fleitz oC Long Bl'ach, Calif.. and Chlcoro ...... 222 4.?2 62x-1IO 19 1 Zeke Bella delivered two·run cir· Edward S. Rose Snn(ord . G. Jones (I), Fisher .2). a bases·loaded home run by pinch- BALTl~IORE I'" - The con­ Angcle Mortimer of Torquay. cuit shots Cor the Athletics to give Miller .f), Worthlnaton IBI. BYerly hitter George Crowe and a , 010 tract of Paul Richards 10 monage England, were drawn Thursday 10 If you are planning your Ylca· 161, McCormick .7. and Schmidt. them a 4·3 lead going Into lhe -may w. h,lp you in furnishing Landrith (6) ; Ceccarelli. Bu.hardt (SI. homer by rookie Genc Oliver. Ihe Ball imore Oriole.! of the play the opening match aturday eighth. the need,d DRUG and FIRST 1 So. Dubuque Donnelly (4), ElBlOn 1~1 and S. Toylor. However. Oliver latcr slruck out Aml'l'ican League WIlS exlended in the 31st Wightman Cup tennis Averill (8). W - Donnelly II-II. L - Tito Francona sLarled that in­ AID supplies and of course your 111 So. Clinton Fisher 12·31. with two runners on base to t'nd rhuf. day {or two Yl'a r!!. match . Mrs. Fleitz and Miss MULTIPLE VITAMINS to take Home runs - San Francisco. Mays ning with a double and acter Mortimer are both ratcd No. 2 on 229 So. Dubuque (III. Kirkland (20 ). Brandt 1101. Chl­ the rally. TIll' announc('i1w l1t at a new with you - and of course to fill Rocky ColaviLo walked, Baxes their national teams. The two top­ ufo. Altman 2 171. Long 1131 , Dark doubled oCf the left field fence The victory coupled with Mil- cOlllen'nel' in 'lcmonal Stadium your PRESCRIPTION - \41. T. Taylor 15). ranked players, Christme Truman scoring two runs. Baxes scored waukee' defeat at Clncinnali put put to rl'.~t spl'culalion thal the 5O­ as Russ Nixon singled and Tsitour' th Dodgers back in second place Yl'3r-old Richards mighl be itch­ of London and Darlene Hard oC Senators 5, Yanks 2 is retired in favor of Bob Grim. in the National League. ing to mon'. Ue came to Balti- Montebello, Calif.. were drawn to DRUG SHOP NEW YORK (A'I - Russ Kem· Held then hit another double tQ Dodger pilch randy Koufax mOf(' in 1H55 aftl'r (our years ot play in the ccond match oC open· lot S. Dubuque St. merer won his first game since plate the final Indian run. appeared certaill to htlrl hi~ fir ,t l1lanal:in~ the Chicago White Sox. ing day. June 28 Thursday as Harmon Kil­ Lefty Jack Harshman won his complcte game again t SI. Louis Hichards sel'nd ali both general lebrew led Washington to a 5-2 first victory since coming to the since coming to Ihe National Lea- managt'r (\lid fil'ld managet for victory ove r the New York lndians from Boston. gue in 1955. He took a '·1 lead B, cook Ina pr!. -_ TYPING. 8240. 8-U Lemon's sacri(lce fly scored As· vII •• ,· , ,howerl. &30 N. Clinton. 5487 NtJRSE will care lor children In her :..--...:.---=------~ Cor the Cincinnati Reds over the One Month 99¢ a Word or ~848 9-1 home - Ref • ...,nc ••. Phone 7Qtl2. 8-19 TYPING. 2.47. I -I' promonte and Killebrew's first Milwaukee Braves. The Braves (Minimum Charge 50¢) ------~ double drove home Green. had scored three limes in the final ROOM tor rent. 8-0781. '.4 WANTED - lronlnll. 8-0446 9-11 TYPING. mM. 8202. 8-18 t Allison walked and Lemon sin· inning. . WORKING molhers will appr«lale TYPING. -6-11-0.------9---13-R ROOMS for men. Cookln, prlvUeges. Jac l< and JIII '~ competent day car. gled before Killebrew bounced a Frank Robinson hil the first Dial '·2276 8-21 ... rvlce. Jack and Jill Nursery School. 430-foot ground rules double into grand slam home run of his major 8-3890. 815 So. C.pitoJ. II-mc Trailer Home For Sale the left field bleachers scoring AI· league career, and batted in five Apartment for Rent Uson . Lemon came in on pinch Pets for Sale 28' TRAVELITE - 1\loI9 - e"cellent runs a the Reds built an 8-0' lead condlUon. clean. clrpeted. priced to hitter Julio Becquer's sacri[jce in the first Cour innings orr Bob 3 ROO~I apartmont. PO.OO. Phon:_Ie::c SIAMESE kitten.. 90498. 1-7 I~II. Lot no. 29. Dennis Trailer Court. ny . Buhl and Carleton Willey. E.at MuscaUne Ave. Anytime. 8-14 Waahln,ton ...... 202 010 000- 5 8 I Vada Pinson's home run in Lhe I Who Does It? New York ...... 010 000 100- 2 6 I FURNISHED 2 room apartment. Prl- 46 n. ABC Mobil \fome. Air-condilioned, Kemmtrer, Cleven&er ~8) and Nara­ fifth turned out to be the declme I vRle bath and entrance, aerate. Utll.. floor heat.. Excellent condition. Price (011. Korcheck 131; Turley. Blaylock run for the Reds. IUe. furnl hed. Dial 65&4. U- ll RUBBISU and lfaht b.aulln,. 8-;~~~ $3.9045.00. Lyle Hetrick, Lauren•. Iowa. ,t" eoate. 161, T erry j8) and Berra. Phone ~-49S7. 8-14 Howard Ill. W - K emme~r 16-12). L - TUrley 18·101. Phone 4191 Help Wonted THE DAILY tOWAN RESERVES ChiSox 9, Tigers 0 THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY DETROIT "" - The Chicago ADVERTISING COPY, White Sox, normally a band of eream-pu(f hitters, erupted Cor four Autos for Sale Where To Ea! WANTED - Fountain help. Must apply In peuon. Excellent hours nnd bome runs in support of Early TURKEY SANDWICHES and HOME· .alary. Lubin'. DruC Store. 9-14 Wynn's three·hit pitching and b~at 1954 CHEVROLET convertible. New NICE 2 or 3 room apartment. Adults. MADE prES to 10. Maplecre.t Sand- top, power oteerln,. Call 1-2407. 8-19 2844 between ~:30 to 7:30 p.m. 718 the Detroit Tigers 9-0 Thursday. So. Dubuque. 9-1 Wich Shop. Hwy. U8 South. ACtl'ou from the Airport. Phone 8-1173. 8-18RC Wanted The craCty right.hander picked Personal ArR-CONDmONED efIJclency aparl­ up his l6th victory-high in the Am· ment In CoralvIlle. Phone 8-3684.. 8-30 Instruction WANTED - Student couple to live in erican League, It was his 265th PERSONAL loan. on typewritei'll, FOR RENT. smlll furnished a parl- mod ... n farm horne. One olher per- triumph in a major league career phono,raphl .•ports equipment. Hock· men!. Close In . Available now. Dial BALLROOM dance lesson •. MtmJ Youde son. No drlnkln,. Reasonable terms. Eye Loan Co. Phone .&35. 8-~R 9tf81. 6-25 Wurlu. Dial H&s. 8-30 Dial 4012. 8-15 dating back . to 1939. The shutout was Wynn 's fifth of the season and CHI C YOUNG 4211d of his career. BLONDIE By It also was Wynn's second I straight shutout. He shut out Wash· inaton on three hits last Sunday. •Homers by Jim Landis and Bub­ •• ,where there.'s something exciting going ort ba Phillips gave the league-leading all summer- International Trade Fair, Music ba Phillips gave the league·leaders Festival, All Star Game, Pan American a 4-0 bulge in the first inning. Games, Art Fairs, Summer Theaters, Broad­ way Shows. Take in some of the city's world­ famous attractions-Art Institute, Museum Cardinals of Science and Industry, PlanetariUm,~' Prudential Building. FREE concerts in Grant Park by name artists. Major League Bench Stan Ball Game every day during the season. ST. LOUIS I.fI - Aging St. Louis Cardinal star Stan Musial wlll be Stay at The Sherman- benched Car much of the rest of C~icago' s most ~onuenient hotel. the Ie8son in favor oC younger players, the Cardinals announced M 0 R T WALKER Thursday niaht just before the start of a game against the Los FRANKLY. r TI-\INK Ancelea Dodgers. THIS 15 WORse The 38-year-old Musial was bencheel for Thursday nigbl's Make your reservations NOW, and present this ad whe" game in favor of young Gene Olio .....nd you c.n you register. Dad, Mom, and all the hids will get a large, ver who appeared In Musial'S air-conditioned family room for only $12 a day, at the pJace at first base. ~rive light world-famous, heart of the Loop, SHERMAN HOTEL. In a hastily caUed press confer~ Into the AI ...vell.Io'e -al"lle r.elfts frelft $7,45 ence General Manager Bing D6- viae said, "in an effort to use IlIOre 111 our yeuulU players, Mu­ alai will not •• mucb action (or the remainder of the season." But, IIid Devine, Musial will reo tum next season. Devine said MuaiaI had agreed 10 the new proaram after a con· ference between the two.

• Page 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Friday, August 14, 1'5' Moe1ler To S'erve On Panel Escaped Convicts Prof Attends Pharmacognosy Talks . Lakeside lab Da vid p, Carew, SUI profe SOc oC h Id Qn the Heallh Science Campus Le lie G. Moeller, director or U Ie Icommittee on recruiting, and al. 0 Caught At Elkader of the University of lIlinois. sur School o[ Journali m, 1\1' Ii or the Ioland Daily Pre s A 50' pharmacognosy, last week attend· l'efl'e ~. choirOlan of the panel 011 elation Journalism, Personnel Re· ELKADER I"" - Two escaped cd the G neral Seminar and the ANTI-RUST SOLUTION Schedules Last (nrollment ::md recruiting at t ill' ('ruiting and Training Committee con\'icts from the ebraska Peni· Teacher's eminar on Pharma. DE'l'ROTT IJl>I - A process that Association for Education in Jou !' ­ tentiary were captured Thursday i' supposed 10 beat the bugaboo cognosy. or rust on new cars will be used nalism convention at the Univer' BARN BURNS by Sheriff Forrest Fischer. . Hy of Oregon at Eugene Aug. 2&. Loui C. Zopf, dean of the S 1 by Chrysler Corp .... on its 1960 Summer Talk EW PROVIDE CE IA'I _ A Th yare Charle Lawson, 28, of Other members or the panel will: College of Pharmacy, addressed model. F . L Walters, vice-pre ident ol include Clifford Wiegle, prole SOi" caLUe barn and machine shed McGregor, Iowa. and Richard R. S, Bright, Chrysler group of journalism at Stanford Univer­ members of the Teacher' Seminar vice president for automoth'e Par.on Collt'g~, Fairfi~ld , will give were destroyed by fire Thursday Foley, 35, of Waterloo. Neb. - . it)', and H('w!lrd B. Taylor, head Fi cher said Foley wa sen'ing on "The Implementations of Sem· manufacturing, said today the lhe final Friday e\ening lecture at or the training program or thCl on the farm of slate Rep. Paul inar Sugg(' lions.'" process involves three metal Lakeside Laboratory on W t time for forgery and Lawson, a Copley New p,3per". S ~n iJiego. , Walter 4'" miles southeast of This was the Illh annual teach. cleaning baths, seven anti-corro­ Okoboji Lake Aug, 14. The panel will di. cuss methods here. former parolee in Omaha, was in sive dips, seven spraying opera­ Walter will conclud the urn· ol meeting incrca cd demand fa , 0 livestock was lost and mosl prison [or non·support or his wife, er's eminar ponsored by the A- lions and seven external planl mer series of eight lecture in the jOllrn11i m 'chool gradllates at of the farm machinery wa saved, The heriCr said the men tole merican Association o[ Colleges of I~inishin~ operations, ~he solutioDl field biological stat ion' Shimek times when enrollment have ft'­ a car in Lincoln and drove it to Pharmacy and the American mto which the body , IS dJpped In· Library with a talk on Rocky mained relatil ely st~tic, with The buildings burned replaced a McGregor where it was abandoned, F ' f h ' I d I elude pho phate coaling, an alka· ]\Jountain ational Park. The talk salary levels ri ing steadily. large barn that was de lroyed by He declined to explain just how oun datron or P armaceutJca E - line solution. chromic acid and a will be open to till' public. 1I10eller is a member of the AEJ fire several years ago, lhey ' were captured, ucation. This year'c semina r was new anti-corrosion primer paint. Walter, r 'ceilled a master of cience degree from S I in 1952. The ummer lecture .erie. ha~ included talks by SUT staff memo bers on such diverse topics as lhe SAVE MORE ON BRANDS YOU KNOW • • SHOP HY-VEE I "Iectron micro cope, fish and the hi~tory of the fifty-year-old bio· logical study program, which set a record in student registraLion this ummer. RA THIS BLACKHAWK Speaker from lowa Stale Uni­ \'e l'sily of cience and Technology, Drake niversity and Iowa Slate " Teachers College also partiCipated in the lecture cries, which was !lar' or two : ire· week sions held between June 15 and Aug. 21. Designed (or tudents and teach­ l'rs in biology, zoology and botany, Ih Lake id' Laboratory wa es­ tablished in 1909 under the leader­ Tight Squeeze . hip of SUI Profe SOl' Thomas II. MIDDLETOWN, Conn. - Flr.men were called on for an unusual SMOKED SUGAR CURED . Iacbride. Now a re ponsibillty of job Thursday. N.ighborhood kids heard dogs whining in a sewer lb. The State Board of Regents, the drain. Firemen had to dig up the pipes whieh wire half filled with Laboratory's L'

bers from SUI, Iowa State Univer t • "ity or Science and Technology and Iowa 'tate Teacher College, Lack Of New Hymns Blamed ST'EAKS • • • • • • .Lb.49c PORK STEAK~ : Lb.39c I Anti-Pollution Pork Mulberry I . On Trends In Modern Poetry . ' Step Ta ken The venerable art of hymn' writing has fallen upon evil days, thinks TE·NDERETTES • • Lb.49c SLICED BACON. : Lb.29c Dr. Edward Horn , who has been working with hymns for the past 23 years. He blames modern poetry. CALIFORNIA FREESTONE ELBERTA B FI em m i ng A good hymn, by Dr. Horn's definition, is a good poem with sou nd FANCY Y religious feeling and doctrine which can be put to repetitive music to WASlII GTON INI - St. Joseph, be easily su ng by a congregation, MUSCATINE Lug Mo" and 18 mentpacking and olher "But how can you put a modern unmetered poem to repetitive CANTALOUPE 19 indu trial plants in the area Thurs­ mu ic?" he asks. "Some or the, • C day wen.' ordered by the Federal PEACHES religious sentiments expre sed by Governml'nl to slop discharge of Auden or Eliot are suitable in feel- Ex-Convl.ct EACH . v Ii untreated wasles into the Missouri II1g and doctrine but not in meter," 'I Ri\pr by June], 1963. Dr, Horn, a Pltiladelphian, he­ HY-VEE , h 1 ,ecl'ctary of \ eHar'e Arlhur S. gan dealing with hymns in 1936 Flemming announced h had is­ when the United Lutheran Church Surrenders Lug o su 'd a nolic(' to th(' city and the dccidC'd to revise its hymnal. He FLOUR plants to complete and place into also erved on the commls iOll that J u))t'ratiOIl by thai date "I)I'OP r brought out the new all·Lutheran Too Authorities adcquat(', and effective municipal 'except Mis ourl Synod) hymnal and indusll'ial ewage and wa te last year. PEORrA , Ill. IA'I - Malcolm ollection, trcalment, and disposal Vel'y few of the hymns In the (Mike) O'Bannon, ex·conviet ac· facilities ... lIew Lutheran hymnal can be con· cused of bating and robbing a lb. can Rock Island fruit dealer, 5ur· 3 Flemming's action, al1nounc('d at sidered modern. One exception is rendered 'thursday to Peoria U IIt'WS conferl'nc(', was based on "Cp me All Ye People, Come ,h(, recommendations of a board Away, writlen ih 1951 by Dr. County authorities. CHEERIOS OR It which he had appointed to hold a George R. Sl'ltzer to the tunc O'Bannon, 29, and Robert Car· public hearing on pollution of the "Festal Day," by Dr. Ralph L . pente , 31, both ol Peoria, wcrl! , \lissoun Rin'r at and below St. wars, namc by William Altn au, of Rock I land, as the men who al­ Wheaties Joseph. Hymns U511:>l1y are composed In The board found that pollution three hasic meter : long meter , legedly slugged and robbed him of I of the river cau ed by Ule di • 8-8·8-8 (eight syllables to the line , $3,700 last Friday night. HY-VEE charge of untreated wastes fl'om fOUl' lines to the stanza I; or short Both O'Bannon and Carpenter SI. Joseph and its induslries can· meter, 6-6·8·6; or common meter, were named in warrants charging titute a heallh hazard and serio 8·6·8·6, There also are irregula unlawful flight to avoid prosecu· Tea Bags au Iy interferes with use of the meters. tion. The warrants were obtained , stream in Kansas as a source o[ This enables the- congregatior on the basis of assault and robbery public water supply, and for navi­ to ing tll same music over and charges filed by Sheriff Harry p, CHICKEN OF THE SEA gation , fi hing, boating and recrea­ over with differe nt stanza s of Baku, of Peoria County. tion. words , It is a forbid ding task in· O'Bannon appeared at Bakus office and was accompanied bl Thi was the second time Flem­ deed for occa~ional singers to learn TUNA 3 ming had u cd hi authority under many tanzas, all or di(ferent an attorney and a bondsman. Car a 1956 law to direct specific pol­ meter. penter is still ought. lution control action by a munici­ "The last lime any major ef· On July 6, O'Bannon was 'Ques· WILSON'S BIF OR pality and its associated industries. lort was mad to put an unmetrical tioned by a Winnebago County The first action, which involved poem to hymn music was about grand jury investigating the Sioux City, Iowa, and 10 meat· 1890 ," says Dr. Horn . "It was a strangling or tw o Rockford, III., MOR 12-oz. gamblers, Joseph Greco and Don· processing establl hments in that translation from the Greek called I city al a was aimed at cleaning 'Hail Gladdening Light.' It didn .. aId Burton, last May. up the Mi ourL make it." O'Bannon and three other me!) HY-VEE The few hymn writers that are were arrested Ilear Iowa Clly last Large around today generally are inferior January and charged with posses· sion of gambling equipment ant! 2V2 can Report Alleg~d poets, says Dr, Horn. The grrat Pork In •Beans poets don 't write hymns becaus1 going armed, "art today is not religiously All received $750 fines and six­ Child Rapist Seen oriented." months suspended jail scntence3 KOUNTY KIST alter pleadi ng guiJly la,st March, 12-oz. How aoes one go about writing Whole a hymn and , more important, gft­ cans In Eastern Iowa ting it published? JAPAN RAIN TOLL Kernel WAPELLO 'A'! - Search for an First, you write a poem in an 3 e caped Kansa mental patient, existing meter. Then you find I TOKYO IA'I - Seven person who has been charged with rap­ tune for it - an old tune, a new were dead and four mi sing today jng childr!!n, moved to eastern tune 01' on(> that you wrote your­ after heavy rains along Japan's I Can Iowa Thursday. sel!. Pacific coast. Harlan Lynn Noble, 49, former- fiiii---iiiiiiii-.... _.. --_iiiiiii.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. ;;'; Iy of Wapello, was reported seen in everal places in Iowa this DEL MONTE week, aulhorites eid. They added they were never able to conUrm Box the reports. Fruit Cocktail The herm' offiee here aid it got reparts Noble was een in 0 - ceola, in southern Iowa, and at FRESH TASTY HARTEX, CHUNKS STORE HOURS: Kahoka , Mo., ju 1 south of Keo­ kUk. The Highway Patrol said SUNDAYS 9 a.m. 10 6 p.m. Noble reportedly was seen in the Pineapple 2 tall Des Moines area. Bated (}ooth can.33C WEEK DAYS 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. A~thorities said no organized . earch was underway but a pick­ HY-VEE up order had been broadcast for FUNERAL HOME DATE-NUT TOMATO Noble. 4601. Noble escaped from the slate BREAD JUICE 25c menlal hospital at Larned, Kan ., 507' E. COLLEGE ST. la t June 19, where he was trans­ NEEDMORE NEW PACK ferred after being sentenced in FRESH • 1952 for the rape of a child. , PHONE 3240 In Lincoln, Neb., he is charged Ig. 2% with snatching a 6-year-old girl CHERRY PIES oa.5 9c APRICOTS from her bedroom recently. She was foun d raped and beaten. LEMON FILLED CAL FAME ORANGE FIRE DESTROYS HOUSE 46-oz. Danish Rolls ea. DRINK CEDAR FALLS IAl - Fire de­ 6c 2.5c 0l EMPLOYEE stroyed a barn and house on the 100 OWNED John Van Dorn farm three miles COTTAGE SLICED ' STURGEON BAY ,0 northwest of here Thursday. Housebold furnishings and 300 bales of hay were among the BREAD 2 For C Cherries 5 no. 2% cans 227 Kirkwood Avenue . 2S R... We rve The Right To Limit ilrl11. deslroyed. au e of the tire Vlil5 oot known,

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