I HOTICE Decause of the University holi­ -" day, Tho lJaily Iowall wUl not be published Satuniay, July 5. Thc Dext regular edition wUl be Tues­ day morning July 8. - . 01 and the People of Towa I!:stabltshed m 1868 - Five Cents a COpy , Phllta servICe Iowa CI ty. Iowa. Friday . July 4, ] 958 otentla• tatlstlC• • Goldfine Admits Giving u.s. Pledges 2,851 4th of July Gifts to Federal Employees To Share Victims Over Last 5 Years WASHINGTON (.fI - Bernard Gold fi ne tcstified Thursday he gave By LOU YOUNKIN lifts of money to White House and Congressional employees. Staff Writ.r liean and Democratic. I Nuclear Data I Boston millionaire GoldCine said these were only $25 ~o $50 Christmas Don't he a statis ti cl The National Safety Council has esti· presents "to some of the poor - -- WASHINGTON tNt - Thc United mated 410 Amcrit:ans may be kill ed ~h is weekend in traffic acci- workers who work in dirferent of- H II M k States pledged Th ursday to help dents. . rices.': But a House subcommittee 0 a a e s Britain build atomic ~ubmari n cs investigator, Francis X. McLaugh· III the last five years, 2,851 persons have been killed over the under a sweeping agreement re­ lin, said he believes the biggest Fourth of July holidays - truffic accidents have claim cd over gift came to about $ISO . 1st Step 01 sloring their sharing of nuclear The House subcommittee investi · weapons secrets. 1.579. gating Goldfine's affairs listed 33 At the same Lime. Secretary of In connection with the prevention of holiday accidents, rndio persons as recipients. Huge Pact State Dulles promised immediate station wsu r today w ill broadcast two 7-minll te tapes, mnde by One WIiS identified. despite va ri- help to France in obtaining atom· students who traveled with police in patrol and radar equipped ance in spelling, as Eugene T. ic submarines whic h Prcmier dc Kinnaly, administrative assistant WASH1NGTON tNt - Tcamstcrs Gaulle wants to modne rnize the cars. to the House Democratic leader, boss James R. Horra Thursday French navy. Thc tapes may be heard between shifts today at City Park. One Rep. John McCormack (Mass.). lin ked half the nation's transpor­ French Situation progt'a ms from 10 a.m. 10 1I00n and man will patrol the park on a Kinnaly promptly said he got no port workers in a giant mutual aid Dulles ta lked over the French 1:30 to 4 p.m. motorcycle, two will patrol on foot cash, but SOlT)e fancy food s and pact. Moreover, he said he'lI com­ situation wi th President Eisenhow­ Listen! and another wi ll be on duty in a the like. plete a land-sea·air labor combine er for two hours beforc Oying to Fred Lewis, head of Iowa City's boat on the. rIver. . Ch.rt" Confirm.d before the summer is over. Paris Cor a round of talks with traffic department, said these Other causes of Fourlh of July The White House acknowledged Denies Monopoly Bid Gen . de Gaulle on a variety of tapes should aid in thc prcvention accidents are fireworks, and firc­ that two names on the list are of Hoffa, riding high after a second I problems-the Middle East, Russia of accidents becausc many peoplc arms, sunstroke and heat exhaus­ secr e t~rles who work there - one recent acquittal on criminal and atomic. will be listening to their radios as tion, foo d poisoning and falls. Don't ~f them assigned to Goldfine's charges, denied a suggestion he His most pr.ssln, discussion Lhey travel. YOU become a statistic; don't clOse friend Sherman Adams, was erecting a big transport mono- , appeared to be .Imed at tearn­ Too much speed is involved in YOU cause anyone else to become President Eisenhower's top assist­ poly. He said it was merely a union ing wh. th.r Fr.nce is det.r­ seven out of ten fatal traffic ac· a statistic. ant. all iance to deal with common min. d to push .head alon. to cidcnts on holidays, National Sa{cty industry porblems.\ ,.d.ml himself has r.c.ived 4- tr a n spo~tation dev.lop its own .tomic bombs Councll figures show. * * * fI,u ... hosplt.lity .nd gifts from Far from being daunted by the as some diplomatic r.ports have hint.d. An analysis of holiday [rafCie Goldfine. Teamsters' ouster from the AFL- · fatalities by the Council showo CIO on corruption charges, Hoffa 'fhe French woul d be ex/*Cted about half of the drivers had been White House press secretary wooed two key AFL·CIO unions JD!JlCS C. Hagerty said both the to oppose a~y end to at~mic t~st- drinking. The Council also poi nted into his new "Permanent Confer­ lng. even With I.ronclad IIIspeclion oul social drinkers are a greater worn en acknowleiJged receiving ence on Transportation Unity" and I from Goldfine Christmas checks g~aranlees, until ~e G~ull.e de- mcnace than commonly believed. in effect thumbed his nose at the clded how to move ID [hiS fie ld. E t kt '1 d r8.?ging from $35 to $75. . . . . ven wo coc UI s are . anger· AFL·C IO. The BI'!tlsh - Amerlc:m. atomic ous, if the person drives wiLhin Hagerly said Miss Laura G. One of the those signing the deal Sherman, No. 2 secretary to partnership agreement, Signed at three hours after drinking, the with Hoffa was Joseph Curran, th~ White House by D~~les,. gave Council reports. Plans for the holiday rna, be Adams, ,at ,75 from Goldfine last presi dent of the National Maritime Christmas as her only check from Brtt~ln a preCerre~ pOSitIOn III ob- Risks Multiplied disrupted today by cloudy skies Union, reprcsenting East Coast I tallllllg U.~ . atomIc secrets. 'fhe With 45 million vehicles and driv- and scalt.red thundershowers. him. The other one named was sailors. Curran, an AFL-CIO Vice Mrs. Helen Colle, assigned to ~wo countncs shared secrets dur- ers jamming thc nation's highways Th. weath.rm.n also for. casts President, has been at odds with Ing the World War U bomb de vel- during the 3-day weekend, norma l t.mperatures In the high 70s and Thomas E. Stephens , Pres ident President Georgc Meany. Eisenhower's appointments secre­ opment. accident risks will be multiplied mid 80s. The outlook for Satur­ Hoodlum Haunted Britain Unique day calls for continued thunder­ tllry. Ha~erty said she has been The other immcdiate signer was The law setting the groundwork many times. the Council said. . receiving checlcs from Goldfine , how.rs and little change In Capt. William V. Bradley, presi­ for this renewed collaboration was To help offset the extra traffiC t.mp.r.tur• . every year since 19SO. dent oC the International Long· signed by President Eisenhower Ih azards, the Council lisls five Another on the list oC Goldfine shoreman's Association, a union - Wednesday. Under it, some highly I ru les : IOWA WEATHER remembered was identified as a like the Teamsters - exiled from confidenLial data may be given only (U Don't drive aftcr drinking - * * * Ilenographer, Mary Ryan. working the main body of organized labor to frie ndly countries which have even two cocktails. The Associated Press said to~ . the House Commerce Commit­ on grounds it is riddled with hood­ already succeSSfully ex~lo~ed. their I (2) Cut your usual cruising speed heavy rai n feil again Thursday tee of which the investigating lu ms. own nuclear bombs. Brltam IS the 110 miles an hour, especiaily at in the Audubon County flood belt 10 ...- _ _ 1t8eI( ~ a- branch. Horea said President Paul Hall only one to date. night. and in areas surrounding it. , MYlterlous Phone Call. of the AFL-CIO Seafarer's 1nterna­ Franc., in ord.r to qu.lify for (3) Double checks before passing Viol a Center in nard }lit Audu­ 'rhe ~ ubcommittee chairman, tional Union, long considered an aaded U_S . data .nd help, would or changing lanes. bon County reported an uno ffic ial Rep. Oren Harris m ·Ark.J, told archrival of Curran's, knew all have to .chi.v. sub,tantial prog- <4l Don't follow the car ahead lour inches of rain and the samc ~e\Vsmen meanwhile that myste­ about the pact and "viewcd it with ren in w.aponl manufacture, in- too closely. amoun t was recorded at Bayard rious phone callers have been in­ great favor" as a probable part- eluding succeuful testing of its (5) Don't compete in tramc. Let in Gu th rie County. qUiring about him of residents in nero own bomb. the other driver go first. Further so uth in and around the his district. He said he has heard Nalional- At'Midnight Thursday- Mr. Eisen ho wer notified Congress The council also said there could Nishnabotna Ri ver watershed Vil­ rumors ~ hat lawyers and public that under the agreement with Ibe 12,000 disabling injuri!,!s duri ng lisca ha d 3.75 inches, Clarinda relations men were trying to in­ A Modern Huck Finn Traffic 10 Britain a complete nuclear propu l- the 78-hour period from 6 p.m. 2. 82, Bedford 2 inches. El kh orn timidate his committee. Drowning ... 1 sion plant for a submarine wou ld Thursday to midnigh\ Sund ay. 1.90, Oakland nearly 2 inches, ~'t' ve not considered it as yet an Caught AI Horse Race Holiday Death Log: be turned over, as well as neces- In low. City Corning 1.23 and Shenandoah !.La. attempt to intimidate me," Harris BURLINGTON tNt - Jim Daniel­ Miscel laneous 1 sary nuclear fuel to operate the Drowning is the second highest The Weather Bu reau sa id thc said. "There must be some pur­ son, 14-year·old farm boy near craft for 10 years. cause of dealh in Fourth of July rai ns were not expected to add pqse. but) have no information as here, was back at home Thursday CAMPAIGN EXPEN SES The President also sent along a accidents. Iowa City officials have materially to the (lood threat un ­ to what the intention is behind night after an unscheduled solo DES MO INES I,.., - Secretary of 4 Still Missi ng, Ictter from Secretary of Defense taken the precauti? n to have a less they were very hea vy. s~h calls." McElroy. The Secretary said the poll ee ambulance, Clre department More showers and th under­ boat trip down the Mississippi Riv­ State Melvin Synhorst said Thurs­ Atomic Bomb The disclosure of the gifts came er. 15 Dead,. From British wan t to develop a nu clear respirator. an d crashboats ready storms werc predicted for central _ 8S tbe subcommittee probed into day that delinquent campaign ex· Iowa and more than an inch of The boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. American Tells Russia submarine fi eet at the earliest pos- today d ~lrJll g the boa t races on the ,tbll bigger-scale puzzle: Clarence Danielson, was picked pense accounts will be reported Tragic Iowa Flood sible time without in any way de- Iowa River.. . rain was reported over the head­ Why did various Goldfine com­ laying the U.S. program of replac- The , Iowa. CIty Pohce Depart­ waters of the Rac coon Ri ver al­ up by authorities 100 miles down­ to the attorney general's office for AUDUBON (,.., - New rains added He'll Drop One? panies put out an estimated total stream at Rushv ille, Ill., where he ing con ventional subs with atomic menl also wl il have extra n'len on ready swollen wi th flo od water. of; $776,879 wortil of bank treasur­ possible action. Thursday to the misery in the undersea craft. ------stopped to see a horse race. southwestern Iowa area Wed nesday LONDON fA'! - The Soviet er's and certified checks, some of Synhorst said the period for fil­ Embassy Thursday night said it which remained un cashed (or as Authorities said a uoat he had ing expense accounts for the state swept by floods which took a toll appropriated here was aba ndoned of 19 lives. had received an anonymous let­ milch as 16 years? primary election campaign closed ter in which a man who claimed at Hannibal, Mo .. and he had join­ Four additiona l bories were re­ If You're In On. question sug.est.e( the Wednesday. Some candidates have to be an Ame rican pilot pro­ posllblllty th.t • public offici. I ed an adul t companion in a larger covered. bringi ng to 15 the total boat. not tCllorted as yet, he said. posed to drop an atomic bomb ""willing to clSh luch • check fou nd. Four other persons were "not very far from the coast of Iowa City Today, ",I,ht It II coll.nral to bor­ still missing and prse umcd dea d. England." u., Rcd Cross workers were aiding I'N on, The official Soviet news age,,­ Enioy Yourself But questions about these big the homeless and giving typhoi d shots. cy, Ta ss, said the letter to the With the SUI library closed for checks -brought refusal to answer Soviet ambassador Jacob Malik, the hol iday, many students who froOm the red·cheeked, hitherto Sightseers were warned to stay out of the area. Motorists without had been handed over to the couldn 't go home for a vacation ,~ial Goldfine, who said their use British Foreig n Office. will have to Cind another place to was routine and none of the com· RED OAK I., - Flood waters The U.S. Embassy's first reac­ spend their time. nlittee's official busines ~. which edged into several blocks tion was : "We think the letter_is In another connection, Goldfine Ci ty Park offers a full schedule of Red Oak Thursday aft.rnoon a fak e." The British Foreign Of­ of events that begins with the OIICe again denied seeking any gave .n un.xpected .mphasis to fice also is understood to con­ 'string-pulling by Adams on his be­ opening of the swimming pool at the titl. of a mc,vi. playing at a sider the letter a fa ke by the 10 a. m. and ends with fireworks in h8lf. drive·in theatre h.re. Th. titl.: writer- not by the Soviet Em­ the evening. The subcommittee is assigned to "Don't Go N•• r the Water." bassy. The day includes Little League Investigate the conduct of Govern· Tass issued the Soviet ' n­ ment regulatory agencies, such as emergency business in the flood­ games, boat races and a swept communi ties were being nouncement on autho rity of ",e va riety of water events. the Federal Trade Commission embassy. The letter, the em­ and Securities and Exchange Com­ turned back. In addition to the Library, all In Washington. [o ur Iowa coun­ bassy said, was signed "very SUI oHices, the Iowa Memorial mission, which have handled cases truly yours, W." and addressed involving Goldfine firms. ties -Audubon, Cass, Shelby and Union Cafeteria, city, county and Mo ntgomery - were designatcd as to Malik. Federal offices will be closed for disaster areas eligible Cor federa l The writer said he was an the Fourth of July. Oil Tanker rehabi litation ai d. American stationed in Engla/1d. The Union Cafeteria will re-open One of fo ur bodies recovered He said he pl anned to drop the on Sunday and all Uni versity of­ Catches Fire Thursday was that of Russe ll bomb during a routine flight "at fices will return to regular hours Smi th of Exira whose wife mirac­ some point in the North Sea not Saturday. County offices will re­ In Tampa Harbor ulously sur vived a 5-hour, SO-mile very far from the coast of Eng­ open Monday. buffeting in the swollen Nishna­ land so that too many people TAMPA, Fla. (.fI - A raging botna after their home was swept won't be killed. Our D-day will blaze aboard a huge oil tanker away. His body was wedged in a be sometime after July 1_" De Gau lie Pledges threatened another vessel and a tree which he apparentl y reached The S 0 vie t announcement larie area of port Tampa city alive, only to be crushed when quoted the letter writer as say­ docks Thursday night before being his own home flo atcd into it. ing: More Algerian ·Aid exlingui.hed by firemen after a Others whose bodies have been "1 can help your country a ALGIERS IA'! - Premier de 3-hour battle. recovered are: great deal and it is my firm in­ Gaulle wound up a 3-day military . At le.5t five persolls were hos­ Mads Marcussen, Mrs. John Par­ tention to do 50 soon. Enough survey of this rebellion-torn aJ;'ea pitalized with burns from the ex­ sons. Harry Wiges and Charles water has passed under the Thursday and in a radio broadcast plosion which set off the fire. Wilkins, all of Exira. bridge and it's time to act. promised increased aid for AL­ The Gul( Deer, a GulC Oil Co. Franklin Wiges, Donald Byriel, "Dulles and NATO have turn­ gerians. Big Ones from Little Ones ,upertanker, caught fire shortly Donald Kiuntzweiler, Donald 'Ea­ ed their backs on the good will De Gaulle said France will pour before 7130 p.m. The ship, large~t ton, and Mrs. Dalton Hansen, all .xtended to them bv the Russian A $27,000 ELECTRON MICROSCOPE, to be u.. d by the SUI ZooIOlY ever to dock at the port, carried of Audubon . more money into factories, farms, lead.rs. Dulles will have to be housing and schools in Algeria. Dop.rtment for cell r.... rch, was Inlt.lltd this past w.. in the ti cargo of 160.000 barrels of high Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carrick and Zoology Ann.II, Th. hug. 'ICOpe w.s cOfIstructtd by RCA .nd stands test and regular gasoline and som e 0ueen Max Cornish, all of Bagley. and forced to acupt that good will_ All women will be given the right oil. --Music Cornish's fia nce, Camille Buckner "Of course, it will be up to you to vote, he said. .bout '-,"t high with • control p.n.1 about 3-,"t wiele on tuh Capt. Virgil Trahan, skipper of to provide a r.fuge for me and The Premier arrived back in IlcIe. It has the pow.r to m.gnlfy .n obl'ct .btut 200,000 tlm.s .nd Is DURING THE GRAND finale of the '-week All Stat. High School of Scranton. the Gulf Deer, and members of his Ray Keeran of Guthrie Ce nter. my crew, all of whom h.ve Paris Thursday nIght. on. of three such microlcopes In low •• Th. others .... locattcl .t Iowa Mu.lc C.mp Friday night, Gretch.n Wildman (seated), Am ••, WIS crew attributed the (ire to a spark StiJI missing and li sted as prc­ agreed to act tog.th.r with m. De Gaulle said his helicopter St.n Call.,. .nd .t University Hosplt.ls, W.tchlnl C. C. N... I, crown.d mUlic queen. H.r .tt.nd.nts w.r. (se.t.d, from I.ft) SUI­ from II high tension wire. sumed dead were John Parsons, . •. It is understood, of course, trip to Car-flung military posts (se.tH) C.dar R.plds, RCA ... pr... nt.tlv. supervlsillf Install.tlon, .nn. Smith, Columbus Junction, and Nancy H.therin,ton, Oskaloola; [ Hoses had been connected for un­ hi s daughter Lenora Parsons, Mrs. that w. will r.veal .11 the sec ...t showed him security is returning .... (I.ft to right) J.mes Prest.g., G, Alex.ndrl., L ••, Rlch.rd loading 1l1e cargo when the expto· (standing, from I.ft) P.t Kast.r, V.ntura, and Abby Btnton, low. Mads Marcussen and Mrs. Charles Information w. know to your In­ to Algeria after more than 3 ~ Kessel, G, F.irfi.ld .nd H. W. It.m., ',.,.... r of loololY.-D.llr I alon occurred, . , Clty.-Univ.nlty Photo. Wilkins, all .o{ Exira. tellig.nc ...rvice," years of rebellion, I_.n Photo. __ _ _ . ._ _ _ _ _ \"I i'j,,, '-tl, " .. "gers SOy ,,~ Bridge ,.,. tnutftJf electfd A?9J~~ , ~co1~~L~i;r.'~~d/ :i~s~Wq~d/s ~~lIyl nloemty. The Dally Iowan', fi t JUNEAU. Alaska tfl - Here's great AI s~a sa l ~oh . ~nd I gdld Ihandle is mild both winter and ' I opinion i,. any portlcula,. ic 4i? C-nae a capsule look. ~t Alaska, n~vJ mining industries developed under ' Il ummer. At J~n ea u. the capital, To I m~ t " , cleared lor admiSSion to the Umon U.S. possession. temperatures usually are in the FRIDAY, JULY 4, I'SI lowil City, lowil The art of: countihg, which I earth illustration seem's pertinent. as the 49th state. Alaska covers 586.400 square 20s in winter and in the 70s in • WASHINGTI described last week from declarer's South plays in 4S. Alaska. which means "The Great miles and is 2~ times as large summer. with rainfall averaging Union called viewpoint. may also. indeed should. S. Q1Dx Land," was di scovered in 1741 by as Texas. Its coastline of 33,904 about 90 inches a year. ference of eXJll be applied by the defense. In this H· xxx Russian explorers. who founded f!rlles exceeds .the co.mbined coast- At Anchorage, the largest city. of preventing Pictures to Remember area, counting consists of two op­ D· AKQJ the towns or Kodiak, Sitka and line of the entire Umted States. wi nters compare with· Chicago, ' ~ the nuclear mi erations: determining declarer's S- Kx c. xxx s· xu Wrangell and established the Land of Superlatives and summers usua.lly are dry with ., States. with Two picture for parents to remember ap­ horror and regret, is that polio toda is unneces- distribution. and observing and de­ H· QJ109 N H· 8542 area's first industry-fur trading. The 2,OOO-mile-long Yukon is temperatures in the high 70s or ·u terltati vely ent ducing his high card strength. As D- xxx W E D- xxx Original Inhabitants Alaska's greatest river. and its low 80s. Fairbanks, the northern· I Soviet Pren peared in variou publications recently. ar)'. There is a safe and effective weapon a corollary to the latter procedure. C- KJxx S C· Aloe.. The original inhabitants, whose tallest mountain is Mt. McKinley. most metropolis, has weather ex- ,.)Ii chev made tI the defender is then able to infer S- AJxxx descendents now number about at 20.300 feet. the highest in North tremes-with the mercury dipping ·I~ letter to Presii One showed a mother and even children against it in the Salk vaccine. When strikes' it his partner's holding. H- AK 35.000 U.S. citizens, were Indians. America. Glaciers cover 18.000 to 60 and 70 degrees below zero 01£, said recomm, gathered about a man in an iron lung. The a person in 1958 somebody almost surely has Reading declarer's high card D· xxx Aleuts and Eskimos. They are be· square miles, and the biggest _ during the long winter and temp. II l, at the experts caption, under a lichigan dateline. said that strength is often a simple matter. C- Q1Dx lieved to have migrated across an the Malispina Glacier orr the Gulf eratures up to 95 degrees during doubtedly fac been guilty of neglect. The bidding, with East·West extinct land bridge from Siberia of Alaska ncar Yakutat-is said to short, hot summers. of decisions at the whole family had been vaccinated again t For example. suppose declarer opened the bidding with tNT, show­ silent: and Asia. be the largest in the world. The Long Struggle mit conferenCE polio except the father. ow b is 0 paralyzed Far too mallY Americans share this guilt - ing 16 to 18 points. IC during the South North The United States purchased Alaska is not a land of ice and The territorial government was Secretary of lS 20 the U.S. real that h cannot breathe \ ithout mechanical aid. nearly three out of seven, in fact. And among course of the hand you have al­ Alaska from Russia in 1867 for snow, although there are plenty established in 1884. A nonvoting ready seen 16 of his points. and a 2S 3S House after a I these n glected or neglectful millions, none is $7.2 million. The purchase was rid- of both in the big territory. The delegate to Congress was approv­ The other showed an mfant of five months I certain king is missing. you may 4S Pass iculed as "Seward's Folly." The climate in the southeastern pan. ed in 1906. The first territorial leg. Eisenhower ar National SeCt in a r spirator tanle. The caption, datelined safe from polio - neither the helpless infant safely assume that partner has it. West naturally leads the queen islature met in 1913. Major growth began during World War was obviously nor the wage-earner of a family. Last year else declarer would have 19 points. of hearts, won by South's ace, East from Texas, said that tbe baby was a victim of It is precisely such careful counting producing the 2. South enters dum­ n as the military began to capital· " President as \I ize on Alaska's strategiC location. Note Con polio p. ralysi~. babies under two showed the highest rate of of declarer's hand which distin­ my with a diamond and leads the Where polio ntt'dck. Young adults ran them a close guishes tile expert from the aver­ queen of spades for a finesse, The first bill calling for admis- What doe a father thinle when he gazes up age player. which loses to West. What should sion of Alaska as a state was in. "'f from n iron lung into the sorrowing, be­ second. Minimum Rebid West return? AGVDAtI ACHIM CONGREGATION 9:4~ •.m. Bible Sluoy 8 er, the result is gloomy. At least 9:45 ".m. Sanda,. Scbo.1 8:00 Mornln, Chapel niltlonalized. He hill iI right to ed in understanding the people University 11 ,00 a.m. Mornlnr Worship Iy. ornithologists are 'rushing to 'its 8 : 1~ News half those who fail in reading have rl.ST IIIETHODIST CHt1ItCa In thilt particular country. letl'rlOD ••a Dabaqae Sta. Wednesday, 1' .. 8 p .m ., Junior Choir rescue. A. B. Hp"",:.nn 8:30 Salurday Serenade do thil. The canill was built on, vision handicaps. Pr•• tle. 9:00 Challenge Egyptian so""'y Egyptian Iilbor. Q. What are Nasser's interests; Calendar Dr. L. L. Danoln,I••• MIDlato. Suspicions But No Pact. of the Repu 10 :00 Cue Fortunately, the problem can be 0:80 .'1."', Ohurch S.h.ol • 12:00 Rhyl.hm Rambles Put you,...I' in our place. Don't your personal opinion o( him? solved. 0:30 .... M.rnln, Woroblp nlNlTY EPISCOPAL CHUaCB Men and women traveled all the mittee. Sermon: "ColonJlC.s: 1858" Bev. B.obert 12:30 News • you think you should control A. He is dedicated to helping Dr'. Bing thinks that parent­ 320 E. cono,. 81. way from Argentina, the United , Hagerty 12 :'S Onc Man'. Opltrion Sanks Tho ...oroIl4 I. B . 7.rdJae States and Japan (or this year's er and an 1:00 Editorial Page whilt you hiIVe made? You built the Arabs. They have been and teacher groups can be taught to FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1951 1:00 a.m. Holy Communlon FlR8'l' UNITARIAN SOCIETl' 8:43 • . m .. Br.ak'asl I :I~ A Year Allo ThI. Weck the Pilnilma Cianal and would ex· are in a poor economic position session in Finland of the Interna· spent one scr~n youngsters and nnd tilose • low.. A.e ...nil Gllherl 8t. 8 : 1~ a,m. Church SClhool Nanerl. 1:30 Showcase tional Committee for Bird Preser­ Sept. 2, 4:00 Tea Time Spe.. blilher .. • ...... • John V . Harrlaon mingo Bring suits (or children only hour at 11 a.ih.'lInd 4:15 p.m. daily charge of Mrs. Keast from June as 1I Dial 4191 frDIII __ to aiJdnltht to EdItorial ...... Arthur M.\8andenon and caps must be worn by all. please cont.Pc1 the secretary at the t - J I I ho h t ...... 11 ,-It __ pale 1-., wonaen'. Advertlainl .... _ • .. %. John Kollman Charge madc for materials and Women's G.vJrlasium. 0 u y 7. Te op ne or a '"""" 1& ~,..., 0' a_UDeem_to to TIle DAILY IOWAN CI&01JLATION CI""ulalion ...... Wilbur Petenon supplies used in crafts. One craft a sittcr or information about jol,fo »a07 looon. Ultortal offlcee are qrculaUon )IaM,v .• ... Pall! Beard ID .... Co_UDl.. u.- Center. nt/ITI.I, 80.ao or lTUDINT will be iDtroduced each Monday PAMIL Y HITES at the Field- lng the troup ~lrcd. , AaII1ant llilMCer •.•. IIldIad Daile" PU8uc-.nOMI I)!'. 0-.- hIton. Delll1atr1: D.vId evening in the iollowing order - boUle for .tulieDti. stoW, facultJ, REC.REATIONAL aWl M M I ,. .. l ff~'r;:""t ~~~ ~:u:i linoleum block prints, July 7; ele· their lPOuseS and their famll1ea HOUR at the Women's Gyrrmaalwn kl_: Dwlah\ Lowell Matbell. At: mentary leathereraft. July 14; and every Wednesday. Recreational pool wUl be from 4:15 to 11:11 Prof. LeslIe 0 .' lloe1W. JoumaII"'l simple copper enameliDg, July 21. swlmmilli and family-type actl- Monday throueh FrIday. It Is D~ Prof. ~ A. Van DJb, EdacaUon; Sellions will COIIlinll(! throulh vities will be available from 7:15 to all women students al1~ ~ I =.,: ..~~ _~~ _~.!:.... ~-- - - ~. lI\ugust 4. t~ 9;15 p.m. . hlcmbers. Please brII'li"U". ~ . THE DAILY IOWAN-l-owl City, low..-FricI.y, July 4, l'51-P.ge 2 r------~------~~------~ --~~.~.~~,------~I~----~--~------Rebels De'~~;ng - R~'eqse Soviets Seek'Talks 'I ~ews Bigest I Arro~nt, Challenge~ to I U.S. dI Kiclnaped, Americ'&ns (From D.lly lowln L ....d WI .... ) To Prevent Attaeks HAVANA. Cuba (RJ - A dipla------­ 8yl Mo~sters, Says Senator WASHINGTON Ill'! - The Soviet --.,;.------­ matic snag was reported Thurs· 0 h C Hoover Visits World Fair; day to be blocking the release of WASHINGTON Ill'! - A Senate Union called Thursday for a con· t er ampuses Is Worst U.S. Vote-Ge"er crime prober declared Thursday ference of experts to work out ways 45 kidnaped North Americans M U SUI Britain Likely still held by Cuban guerrillas in ay se the Mafia and its mobsters repre· of preventing surprise attacks in (A'I - .~ ~ . BRUSSELS Ex·President Herbert Hoover arrived Thursday the nuclear missile age. The United the hills of eastern Cuba. Inform· I· C sent an arrogant challenge to the ants here hinted rebel leader Fidel Counse Ing ourse to visit the World Fair as President Eisenhower's special envoy. There States. with some reServations. Castro was hedging on orders to • was some quick action by fair officials to prevent him Crom seeing Government. tentatively endorsed the proposal. To Accept his men to free the captives. A course oI supplementary train· what a poor vote·getter he is here. Sen. John L. McClellan (o·Ark.l. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush· Visitors to the American pavilion here are invited to vote for the chev made the proposition in a The orders were broadcast Wed. ing for employment service coun· concluding four days of inquiry letter to President Eisenhower. He nesday by Castro's headquarters in selors. which may be used as a man they regard as the greatest American statesman. The tally is kept into activities of the secret crimi· Peace Talks the mountains of Oriente province. model for training programs on said recommendations developed on a huge scorecard panel. The latest total showed the 83·year-old nal syndicate. proposed th~L ana· The broadcast said because of poor other University campuses. will be at the experts' meeting would un· LONDON Ill'! - Britain Thurs· Hoover at the bottom of the list of eight. with only 979 votes of 46.155 tional crime commission be cre· dOubtedly facilitate the adoption communications the rebel leader open Monday at the SUI Center for cast. day night was reported likely to had known nothing or the kidnap- Confinuation Study. ated Lo deal with the situation. of decisions at an East·West sum· accept Soviet Premier Khrush· The scorecard was torn down Thursday. Officials said it had nothing ing of 47 Americans and 3 Cana· Sponsored by the U.S. Employ· Contempt For Government mit conference. chev's idea lor early talks by ex· to do with Hoover's visit. dians by guerrilla bands headed by ment Service with the cooperation Secretary of State Dulles gave perts to devise an East·West sys· "We're baving another and better panel made," said one, "but it's "The contempt with which the the U.S. reaction at the White tem against surprise attack. his brother Raul. of the University. the intensive leaders of tbe underworld regard "If th.t is tIM cne their liberty five·week course is designed to give not ready yet." both their government and the cit· House after a lengthy meeting with British officials recalled that i. hereby ordered," the broad· the counselors additional profes· izens of this country has been Eisenhower and a session of the Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd Ambassador Urges Soviets c.st s.id. sional training to supplement their demonstrated repeatedly during National Security Council. He a year ago put forward a similar 5 Flown Out "in·service" training. the past week by their refusal to was obviously speaking for the suggestion at a disarmament con· To Remove Censorship ", President as well as himself. Four Americans and one Cana· Fourteen counselors from the cooperate. even in the slightest ference held here under U.N. aus· dian were flown out of the rebel Iowa Employment Service will at· MOSCOW (III - U.S. AmNss., Thompson spoke Oft the invita· degree. wiLh this committee." the Not. Contains Promi .. pices. country in a U.S. Navy helicopter tend the course and 6 others will dor Llewellyn Thompson called tion !If the Soyiet Gonmm.nt Oft Senator said. "On first r.ading the note does The foreign office, however. de· after U.S. Consul Park Wollam come from North and South Da· for ...mov.1 of c.nsorship Thurs· tIM eve of Am.rinn Independ. McClellan is chairman of the IHm to contain lome promi .. clined to comment oCficially on d.y in M'I unprecedented TV ad­ Sam Magin spent several days talking with kota. The special wotJ(shop will .nce D.y. special Senate Rackets Commit· th.t w. might do, in the area of Khrushchev's proposal, which was the rebels. be the first residence course 0(· dre.. to the Sovi.t people. He "1 respectfully decline .. inspection against surprise at· tee. The committee is engaged in sent to President EIsenhower Wed· A helicopter was readied to take fered at the University for employ· .Iso called for • fI'M flow of His 15·minut. .ddr"s, deliv· a nationwide investigation of rack· tICk, .omething comparable to people between E ..t .nd West. ered in Russian, wn he.rd by nesday in an evident bid to revive off from the U.S. Navy base at ment counselors. although three· eteers who are using labor unions what we are now doing at Geneva prospects 01 a summit conference. day workshops have been held Thompson il tIM first Amorlc.n television vi.wers "tim.ted to 11 Guantanamo. But Associated Press I" In studying the technical prob· number three million In Moscow • and legitimate businesses to mask correspondent reported many times on the campus. • mbass.dor to lpe.k to • Sovi.t City Record their illicit operations. I.ms that wculd be involv.d if Each trainee will spend four television .udience. His refer· It is expected to be rebroadcut there w.re .n .greement to hlY. from there that none had left for .nce to c.nsorship wu _ of I.ter ov.r • n.tionwlde r.dio M.rri.ge Llc.nses: Mobsters R.fu .. To Talk a jungle rendezvous to pick up hours each day in class and eight a aupervised suspension of nu· the first public mentions of that hookup to tIM f.r· corn.rs of the Anthony L. Serbowsek. 21, Iowa • Thirteen alleged mobsters were Army Blames more captives. hours studying Monday through Fri· ele.r weapons testing," Dulles day. forbidden sublect her•. Soylet Union. City. and Rita C. Leonard. 21. caUed before the committee this Hid. Usually informed sources .here Iowa City. week- and all refused to talk on said Fidel Castro would not permit Curriculum for the course was Dulles described the Soviet pro· prepared by Keneth B. Hoyt, asso· Unemployment Claims Low; Robert W. Hampton. 62. Cuya· the ground that they might incrim· the second helicopter night. The1 hoga Falls, Ohio. and Cammye inale themSlllves. Pleading the posal as a response to a sugges· Detonator C~p said a snag had developed in the ciate professor of education. and tion made by Eisenhower in a let· John E. Muthard. assistant profes· Initial Claims Rise, However Cobb. 62, Earlington. Ky. Fifth Amendment. they refused to U.S. consular negotiations with the 8irths answer hundreds of questions about ter to the Soviet Premier earlier sor and rehabilitation counseling WASHINGTON Ill'! - Unemploy· industry unemployment. partly due rebels and Ulat Castro had decid· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watts. Ceo the Mafia. their criminal records this year. Eisenhower had advo· ed now to hold out lor further psychologist in the College of Edu· ment among workers insured for to the beginning of the period of For Nike Blast cation. John W. Loughary. form· dar Rapids. girl. July :I. and the sources 01 their income. cated expert studies of technical negotiations. There was no report jobless benelits droppcd by 93.700 changeover to 1959 model produc. er counselor at University High Mr. and Mrs. John Carlin. 232 S. Next Tuesday lhe committee will problems in the disarmament fi eld. WASHlNGTON IA'I - The Army to a new 1958 low of 2.610,900 duro tion. and lo plant shutdowns Cor on what the snag was or what Summit St.. boy. July 3. take a look at the restaurant in· saying that success in agreeing on Thursday blamed a smashed deto· School. is coordinator of the pro· ing the week ended June 21. summer vacations. Castro wants to talk about. gram. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kirchner. dustry in Chicago. McClellan pre· how the problems could be solved nation cap for the Nike missile Reports Not Confirmed Sixteen faculLy members of the The Labor Department reported. The decline in insured unemploy. Nichols. girl. July 3. dicted it would discover that gang· should help solve them. explosion that killed 10 and in· Th"e reports could not be con­ College of Education and the De· however, that initial claims for ment during the June 21 week was Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wort/lington. sters have fastened an almost un· In the leller delivered to tile jured two at Middletown, N.J .• on firm.d .t the U.S. Embassy her•• jobless benefits rose seasonally by the 10th weekly drop of this jobless ,.J ~ partments of Psychology. Sociology 817 Finkblne Park. boy. July 1. breakable grip on th e industry. He State Department and made public May 22. WolI.m conferr.d there with U.S. and Anthropology. Speech Pathol· 47.800 to 366.400 during the week measurement. The total of 2.6tO,. said witnesses will include rack· in Moscow Thursday, Khrushchev The Army said that an exhaus· Ambassador Earl E. T. Smith. ogy. Business Management and the ended June 28 . 000 is still more than double lhe eteer Tony Accardo. The hearings proposed that the United States tive investigation of the accident One of the five released prison· and the Soviet Union take the ini· Bureau o( Labor and Management This apparent increase in lay· .268.700 reported for the same u.S. Rocket Fired will be held here. which destroyed. or badly dam· ers. Howard A. Roach of Water· will lecture during the five weeks. oCfs was attribuLed to new auto 'teek last year. tiative in cailing a conference of aged eight of the big missiles re· town, N.Y .• said Raul Castro was To 180 Mile Height military and civilian specialists vealed "no evidence of gross care· preparing a personal apology and President, Grandchildren Fly in the near future to tackle prob· lessness. smoking. inattention to explanation for the kidnapings. Witl119S lb. Load lems involved in preventing a sur· operations or any other cause such Roach said the apology was being 'Free Yanks' To Gettysburg For Fourth prise attack by one nation upon as sabotage." revised and typed when he left CHURCHILL. Manitoba Ill'! - An another. The Army said its in vestigation the rebel hideout Wednesday. GETTYSBURG" P •. (III - Pruldent Eisenhow.r .nd thre. of his American rocket blasted to an al· Beth Russ, U.S. Experts narrowed the origin of the accident The rebel broadcast. giving a grandchildr.n fl.w in • helicopter from W.shington Thursd.y to titude of L80 miles Thursday in the He said the experts should be to the operation of a group of statement by Fidel Castro. said U.S. Demands ,pend the Fourth of July .t the Ei ..nhow.r's f.rm. first firing of the summer series drawn from the United States, the ordnance ei vllians and enlisted the North Americans probably A light rain began to fan as they landed. in International Geophysical Year U.S.S.R. and possibly representa. men in removing an old triggering were nol hostages but observers. WASHINGTON IA'I - The United A gI'Mn M.rine helicopt.r had lifted the Pruid.nt and the young. experiments. tlvlS of some other governments. The Aerobee·Hi rocket was Cired device and replacing it with a new Castro's stateme~ said: "It is Slates demanded anew Thursday sters from the Whit. House lawn lat. in the afternoon. The surprise attack issue has type. that Russia intervene to free nine from the 22·million·dollor U.S. pouible that this kidnaping um· The youngsters making the trip wert David, 10, Barbar. Anne, " been raised by the United States The report did not attempt to paign was a r.actlon aft.r the American soldiers imprisoned in base ]2 miles east of this com· with the Soviet Union in various and Susan, 6. say what happened but noted that recent del~ery of 300 rockets by East Germany {or the past 26 munity on the shore or Hudson ways for several years. Early in "correcti ve actions ha ve been the U.S. government to President days. The President's wife remained at the White House. She is making Bay. the Eisenhower administration, the taken to prevent a recurrence." Ful"encio Batista's forces. These A Soviet Embassy spokesman in· pr.par.tions for • thre.·day ylsit to Ott.w., Canad., with the Presi. The rocket carried 195 pounds of .I President and his disarmament ad· rock.ts w.re u.. d against c;iyil­ dicated. howevcr. that RUSSia dent next week. They will leaye Wes/lington on Tuesday. instruments. '01 1 visers concluded that this was per· ians liying in the territory where would refuse to get involved in ;r. l haps tbe central problem in devel· the rebels ere operating. I found the malter. "I, oping any effective disarmament Four SUI Staffers rocket remnllnts with serlel The new American protest. the system. numbers. Despite ail this lor· second in 24 hours. was handed I~ Moscow has blown hot and cold To Attend Meeting dered the.. citiz.ns to be freed to Soviet Charge d' Affairs Sergei on the whole idea of inspection Four staff members from the since they ue not responsible feM" Striganov by UnderSecretary of areas. State Christian Herter Jr. SUI Extension Division will attend their government's action in the annual meeting of the National ..nding arms to B.tl~ta." The note demanded that Russia act under postwar agreements University Extension Association May Releese Sma) I Groups Deny Charge (NUEA) Sunday through Wednes· It was possible that Castro has with the Big Three Western Pow­ day in Salt Lake City. Utah. decided to release the North ers to obtain the release of the soldiers who crossed the East .C: Representatives Irom SUI will Americans in small batches in Classified House for Rent For Rent Worlc Wanted include Bruce E . Mahan. dean of order to avoid detection by Cuban German frontier in a helicopter Ike Party last June 7. FOR RENT - Greenlloust! on I,bwoy ----BABY silting In my home. 56Q 9. the Extension Division; John L. army forces based in the foothills NEWLY decorated unfurnished 3·bed· 7·9 of lhe Sierra Maestra. Castro's Advertising Rates room duplex, 2. blocks from business 218 south. Old Curtis property. CaU Davies. associate professor of edu· dllrtrlct. jun ior hlill. University. Ga. 8681 . 'u 7-8 Typing cation and director of the Bureau rebellion headquarters. Ileal, ,ara,e. PreCerable adull!. Avail· The Cuban government. however, Celebrate a joyous .Word AcII able July 15. ,120.00. Phone 6435. 7·9 Rooms for Rent Owes Hotel 01 Correspondence Study; John R. ODe Da,...... 8C. Word ~ TYPING. 8-5217. 7·13 has ordered a halt to its military Hedges. associate director of Lost and FO\lnd ROOMS ror men. Reaso nable. 7485. 7.15 TYPING . 3174. WASHINGTON IA? - The White operations in the area so the reo FOURTH OF JULY Two Day...... IDe a Word 7·15 audiovisual instruction. and Carol ONE seml·prlvate room. Showers. tele­ House denied Thursday that Presi· W. Beals. assistant to the dean lease of the ' pris!>ners could come Three Day• . ..•. , . 12c • Word r,OST: 8 pair of tortlshell ,la ..es be· phone, private kltcllen. Summer only. off unhampered. tween University Theatre and River· • ' Personal dent Eisenhower and party ran and manager of the division's See this program. Four Days ...... 14<: • Word .I~e Park. Friday. June 6. Reward. 7586. 530.00. Men . 8·1058. 7·1~ out on a Miami hote!' bill du'ring speech. drama. music and art Five Days ...... 15c a Word ' ·4 om bed In (our· bed room .•81r con. PERSONAL loanl on typew ri ters. the presidential campaign of 19S2. services. , . "M _' IJ:IJ.I.· .. -·..., __:-~ _____~-:-__ dllloner. showers. telepllone-. private phonoeraphs. sport. equlpment. Ten Day...... 20c a word Troller Home ~ kll chen. retrlgerator. Sum!1)er and HOCK·EYE LOAN CO. Burkeley Hotel The denial followed publication Mrs. Beals also will attend a For Sol Fall. Male ,tudenlll. ~ . OO . 8·1858. ? · I ~ ~. ! Building. Phone 4535. ?·4R of a story in the Tampa. Fla .• WQrJc&hop in the Arts at Brighton. ODe Montn ...... I9C • Word Tribune saying the group ran up NOW Ends TUESDAY 1958 _ 45'/oot M .n o re~te·. 2.bedroom. MEN'S cool rooms. Summer rate. Utah. today through Sunday. (Minimum Charlie SOc) Robert LandI •. Dial 8.3030. 7. 16 Cook ing prlvlle,e.. Showe ... 214 N. a $4.000 bill at Miami's Roney Educators from 78 of the halion's Capitol. 630 N. Clinton. Pbone 5641. '·7 Iowa City Transfer Plaia and left town without pay· colleges and universities will at· "aM Dl$play A. 33-FOOT Start exoolJe.nt condition. Im- IDOOBLE fooms 1qr men'. PrIvate ing. VAii5ilY ODe lDIertIon ...... proved lot. Avolla1l1e AUI\l8t. 8.4::19, kitchen "lid bath. '.2276. 7·24 tend the NUEA' meeting. Hosts 'for .. " C oc NOW! & Storage Co. White House press secretary the con'Cention ~j)\ be. lJtCllJ State ,1.20 8 CoIWllD IDch - , James C. Hagerty disputed the University. Brigham Young Uni· Five lDeertiODS a M~DDi. Apartmenf-hs'r Rent Tribune's story after checking with versity and the University of Utah. F.ach Insertion ...... MEN ··WOMEN ~o . oo . dJl/IY. . SeU A. B. Hermann. executive director SPACIOUS 2·bedroom apartmenl on lumlnouli namepliltes. W.,.., Reeve. $1.00 a ColUDUI IDcb Woolf Avenue. Adults only. 8·1311 Co .• Attleboro. Mass. 7.12 of the Republican National Com· feD IDaertlona a Month, or 272~ . 7·26 mittee. EaclllDlertlOD ...... FOR RENT. furnished apartment. 3 . Hagerty reported that Eisenhow: Lebanon Forces -Doors Open 1:15- rooms and bath . Close· ln. ,100.00. DIAL DIAL Available Jul y 1st. Dial 2518. 7· 15 La'e,' Arrival I er and an official party of 20 to 35 7221 . spent one night at the Roney Plaza Attack Rebels il'OR RENT. furnished apartment. 2 from Germanyl rooms and bath. AvaUable now. Sept. 2. 1952. He said they were BEIRUT. Lebanon Ill'! - Pro· f-1!ff1tt1) $60.00. Vial 2516. 7·15 billed for about $1.500. but pro· I BM.W lsetta 600 government (orces counter at· tested that this amount contained STARTS 4~9l )1 tacked with an accompaniment of TO.DAY 5 passel'lger sedan - big sister items not chargeable to the party. martial music in the hills above "OVER THE WEEK·END" ~.ROOM rurnlshed apt. One block In the end. Hagerty said. the Trailer Space (rom campus. Dfal 62"2. 7· ' Beirut Thursday and recaptured ~t:e~.lreadY proven BMW Republican National Committee Week D.y MatlnMs-6Oc r no.1 specialist Ainad village. NEW mobile home park. Meadow ~URN]SHED apartment. Lady. 6455. paid $964.l3. A national con (lit­ Nightt-Hollday Brook Court. Office. 2300 MuscaUne 7·12 The forces claimed they captured tee aide said it received a voucher All Day Sund.y-7Sc Ave. Dial 6209 - 5866. 7·26 '8PACIOUS first 1I00r apartment. $100. Sed •• & Service At m· packing I rebel machine guns that were made I' 6464 58411. 7·l1 marked "paid in full ." Children 35c or Chirps Brake & in Czechoslovakia. Leaders said Instruction Hagerty said the difference be· 70R RENT: Phone 8·3282. One and two Alignment Servlc. ~ JIn they would be presented to the room furrlilhed apartments. ~~.UO. IfI"'T tween the amount paid and the BALLROOM dance lessons. Spedal ,"0.00 and ~.OO per montl1 2 blocks 1%00 1:111. BI.·.. Codar •• •• lao I , U.N. as evidence supporting gov· ..__ ~ ______~Id • ~ ,All:AUlED Ull£l..... amount originally billed by the rate. Mimi Youde Wurlu. Dial M85. from campus. UtUlUes paid. 7·11 ernment claims that the rebels 7·1~ hotel reflected charges against have received massive aid lrom the '. • r persons who were not members of ILONDIE Iv CHIC YOUNG the official party. United Arab Republic - a reci· NOW PLA YINGI _ 4 pient of Iron Curtain arms. ...: Ends SATURDAY­ - DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT.. -Doors Open 1: 1S- WHEN THE I'LL THINK OF 3:10 SOMETHING _ , ~ r '" ,, - ... \,. 'r'CXJD LIK E tW.\..IltU w PULLS IN ... 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,) MMU.' t CANDID MIKE" I ymowurn "NOVEL HIT" 1 PLUS-COLORCARTOON , 1-, 5 to S:lI ~:. - COMEDY THRILL I • "GONZALES TAMALES" - .. .. - IJFIFI BLOWS HER TOP" It Is~ . • Phone 2213 • and IL--___~--- ~p. - . ' Pete 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-I_.. City, 1__ Frid .. !, July., usa Saraze '3 sf Althea Gibson in Qualifies for Wimbledon Finale British Open Robert Hands Braves 3-1 Setba.ck "ST ANNE·S-ON-SEA. England MlLWAUKEE I..f'I - Wit b Ed setbacks. In the bottom or the ChiSox 7 A's 2 season. WIMBLEDON. England (JI - De· Hned ~nc1 voUeyed Ann H~y.n. I..f'I - Leg weary. 56.year-old Gene ~pucbee contributing a home run lSth he struck out Frank Malzone.! CHICAGO I..f'I ' J' L d' Chlca"o .... . " .. 010 200 010- 4 , 2 Cards Split fending champion Althea Gibson of a I'·y... r-old British le#ttl .. nde" San Francisco .... 200 001 QUO- 3 10 2 Sarazen earned the right to play JD his first National League ap- Jackie Jensen alld Dick Gernert h h I 't f I' .Im 30 a; h~' Phillips. Hobble 17'. Henry t9 1. EI· I..f'I - Rellefer New York and Angela tortimer, out of the tourn.mflIt 6-2, .... in the final 36 hoi of the Briti h Jlearance of the season. the Phila. to nail down the verdict. w 0 as II sa e y 10 0 IS ston 191 and S . Tay lor. Oiel, Grisson hS18DtlRnto '9, and SchmIdt. W - Hobble. L - Larry Jackson frustrated aD eipth. ,...... he r old British ri\'al. urg d Thurs· She w'ln't e"en b .....thi'" he.,,· Open Golf Champion hip Thursday lIelphia Ph Us defeated the Mil· BaIUmore .. 000 000 110 300 002- , 21 ~ last 32 games. smash~d a ~wo.run G)el. inning Los Angeles rally Thunda, day to Ute Wimbledon women' ily when w .. lked in triumph waukee Braves 3-1 Thursday at Boston .... 200 000 000 300 000- 5 12 2 double and two-run smgle Thu~s­ (9 ). she with a second round of 73. Hon\jO run. - Chicago. Long night and SI. Louis downed the Co u 0 t Y Stadium. delivering to a..amon. Zuverlnk Ill. Loes ,10) and day to groove. the Chicago WhIte Banks 12U. singles final with re1enUe dIS· off the center court 30 minute. Eleven strokes behind Ille lead· Dodgers. 4·2 before a crowd of plays of near·perfecl tennis. after she d.rted. Robm' Roberts the 195th victory of TriaD40 ; D . WlllOn. KIely 171 . Smllh SOl( to. a 7·2 vIctory over the Kan- er. Christy O'Connor of Ireland. 1101. Wall 111 ) and WhJte. W - Loe•. about 65.000 in the Coliseum. It The A m I ric a" titl.hoIde, In the other semifinal Miss MOf' with a 146 that barely qualified h· L Wall sas CIty A·s. Pirates 2, Redlegs 0 IS great career. - . Kan ... s City ...... 000 000 020- 2 • 0 was the first game of a twl.n\Jllt timer-playing an entirely diCferent for the last two rounds. the stocky CINCfNNATI IA'I - Tall George Bouchee making his first start Yon'-, 11, Senators 3 Chicago ...... 000 100 24x- • 10 0 doubleheader. type of game--erushed little Mrs. golrmg squire of Germantown. N.· • "1 Is K Herbert. GrIm ,81. Tomanek ,8 1, Gar· Witt and stubby Roy Face doled after pleadmg gUI ty on a mora mJln 181 and H. Smith ; WlllOn. Shaw The Dodgers won the ~ SU2Y Kormoczy of Hungary with Y .• had little or no chance of doing charge last March. was greeted WASHINGTON I..f'I - F 0 u r 181 , Lowen 191 and Balley. W - WlllOn. out seven hits pitching Pitts· unerring backcourt steadiness 6.(1. game 3·2. Red To ,Watch more than just play Friday. by a momentary silence. then a Yankee home runs - two of them L H-;;m~~rU~~: t:.. Chlcaeo. Bailey 13). burgh's Pirates to a 2·0 shutout of F1a8T GAME 6-1. She completed the job in 25 "I m too Ured to be playing gpIC. polite spatler of applause when mighty belts by Mickey Mantle - Cincinnati·s Redlegs Thursday SI. Loul ...... lUI 000 200-' 1 , minutes. but I'll finish it out. anyway." he he came to the bat in the first. He helped : Whitey Ford beat Wash· Cubs 4, Giants 3 . night! It was the second white· Loa Angel ...... 000 100 Ol~ I • I The two girl wilJ meet Satur· sa.id he walked wearily off the Jones. Jackson (8) and Lanclrllh: as was caUed out on strikes. iogton's Senators for the 12th SAN FRANCISCO IA'I _ Shorl- wash loss for lhe Reds in three Williams . Drysdale ItI and Ro.e"" ... day for the title in a match which 18th ireen after taking a one-over· But in the eighth. with the sCQr~ straight time over a five year stop Ernie Banks crashed a 380. days. I . W - Jon•• . L - WlIlI._. Home run - Lol Angele •. Larker IS). tennis enthusiasts hope will pro· par five on the last hole. tied ]·1 and Braves rookie Carl sj)an Thursday. The score was 11· foot home run over Ihe left field , Redleg s.tarter Joe N~xhall had vide a gr at te t of conflicting O·Connor. a member oC the 1957 Willey. after his third' major 31' fence in the eighth inning Thurs- held the . PIrates ~nd~r light ch.eck styles - Miss Gibson's booming Ryder Cup team and British match league decision without a defeat. Ford, who has the best per· day to give the Chicago Cubs a for the first four mmng: But PIttS' Championship overhead game against Miss Mor· play champion. fired a 68 aIter Solly Hemus led off with a home cental!ie among veteran major 4.3 victory over the San Francisco burgh fm.aUy gO.t to hIm for the Kirkwood timer's angled drives. Wednesday's 67 Cor a 135 that gave run and Bouchee followed with league pitchers. this was victory Giants in their series opener. two runs 10 the Sixth. PALMYRA. N.J. I..f'I - The na· I. 00Il- 5 Ci Ashley Cooper and Ne.l. Fr.. • him the lead at the halfway point H .... · d' i' f ' Pittsburgh ...... 000002 2 0 anoUler. .No. 101 in a career which has seen G,en ouule. nee 109 re Ie 10 CLnclnnatl .. •. llOO 000 00Il- 0 , 0 tional decathlon championshIp wUl HI', two sunburned Aystr.lI .. n, oC the tournament. I be held here Friday and Saturday Phlladelphla _...... 010 000 020- 3 , 0 him lose only 36. the ninth gained credit for the Will. Face 171 and Folies: Nuxhall. Kwik KI.en · who grew up together lin tfte The scoring was so good that all 000 000- Ifew 000 040 . ' . . J.fCcoat ' 71 , SchmIdt ( 91 and Bu r· Milwaukee ...... 010 I • I York . ' ._ ..... 304-11 16 0 vIctory. makmg hIm 6-6 for the gesl. W _ WIlt. L _ NuxhaJl. and the most interested observer tennis courts of Melbourne, will players with 148 or more were Robert. o.nd Sowatlkl: WJJ!ey. Trow- Wa.hlll,ton ...... ZOO 000 100- 3 6 I Char in the world will be watching from brldl"e (8 ) and Crandall. L - WlIley. Fo~d and Berra; Kemmerer. Sprlnl b.ttl. for the m.n·, ,Ingles dropped (rom the final 36 holes. Home runa - Phlladelphla. Hemu. (II and Flt.z Oerald. L _ Kemmerer. 5,OOO-odd miles away in Moscow. crown Friuy_ Cooper w ... run· The second American who qual· 14). Bouchee (I) . Horne run. _ New York . Mantle. LAUNDRY AND 'DRY CLEANING This fellow's name is Yassili nerup I ••t y •• r to comp.trlot Lew ified Cor the championship. Army (20, I.). !llebuern (61 . Berra (16.) Wash· • Expert Dry C'ean'n. R In,lon. Lemon (If). Brldces (5 ). Kuznelsov. A tall, lean 26-year· Ho.d, now • prole"lon.l. Sgt. Monte Bradley oC Hillsboro. Orioles 7, Red Sox 5 old student. he bettered Rafer • Shirts Skilifuny Miss Gibson also advanced in Texas.. who is on leave from his BOSTON IA'l-Hobbling Joe Gins.I~iii;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.~ LOCATED ACROSS laundered and pNIIH Johnson's listed world's record mixed doubles. keeping alive her post in Germany. didn't qualify {or berg stroked a long pinch single DON'T GET with 8.016 points less than two hope of a rare Wimbledon triple. the Cinal 36. to left field for the deciding run from Pearson's Drug • Complete Laundry months ago. She and Kurt Neilsen of Denmark Thursday as Baltimore defeated MAR~IED ••• Service H hasn't been acted upon yet. won over Rod Laver of Australia SUGAR RAY MAY ' FIGHT the Boston Red Sox 7·5 in 15 ,Inn. . •.•11I" ..t ...Inr .ar •• m,l.t. • I tlnd if Johnson, who is the over· . Th .. t ted ' t t .....1 S.,.I••• - IDYlt.II.... All· and Christine Truman of Britain NEW YORK I..f'I - Sugar Ray lOgs. e ram'lD errup con es •••••••••, •. , I.,rlat... N ... kla,. Aero •• 'rem HY·YH Grectry whelming favorite to win this 10· in lhe fourth round 6-4. 6·3. The Robinson may ~cide to fight again which went four hours. 23 min. " ...lar B ...... Tb •• ky.... NIl ... 315 E. Market event test of all.around track and Harlem girl and Maria Bueno of utes was the longest of the Amer. W ... I., .lIot... "' ..dlar 1'11 ••n. this year after all. The middle· "M.iar Cak ••, 1II111'. aDC MI ..... KirkwoQd field strength. is in top form. it Brazn gained the women's dou· weight champion has asked Tru­ ican League season. Nah. Open 7 a.m, to 6 p.m. never will get in the books. bles semifinals Wednesday, man Gibson. Interflatlonal Boxing BiJly Loes. third Orioles pitcher. Hall's Bridal Shop Monday thru Saturday Kwik Kleen Johnson's record stands at 7,985 Towering Barry MacKay of Day· Club president. for a Tuellday meet­ worked the final 5% innings fpr his 127 South Dubuqu. points. so Kuznctsov eclipsed it by ton. Ohio. and Mervyn Rose of ing to discuss future bouts, second triumph against seven 1 • just 31 points - a mighty slim Australia pushed into the men's D1argin in the decathlon. Johnson's doubles semifinals past a Yugo· potential, incidentally. is 9.722 slav pair, llija Panajotovic and points. This figure is arrived at ]vko Pleccvic. 6·3. 5·7. 6·3. 6-2. by listing the best of his lifetime marks in each event. Johnson's stiffest competition in the 28·man field probably will 2 Suspended '.- .- - come from 19·year·old Dave Ed· ! .".\ strom o( the University of Ore· gon. who was runner·up to Charlie '

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