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Eet. 1868 - AP Leased Wire - Five Centa Iowa City. Iowa. Wednesday. August 27.1952 - VoL 86. No. 230 Thous.ands Swamp ' A;r-~;It Restrictions' On Construction Materleals For RIde to Moslem ShrInes a~ • J!EIRUT, LEBANON (JP}-Add- ed ••• .J ..~.iUds of Moslem pilgrims according to tbelr passports, are urged into this mid·east cross­ over 80 and this may be their last roads Tuesday. swamping the chance to make the pllgrlmalte ::,~b.t:"~:,:t~ru:.~.~~:erlms had paid round-trip faret To Be Eased By Governmen' t In Aprl-I United States air force "hadji air­ which will gain them the title of to Jldda. but actually lacked Conn­ urt" to the a pproaches of holy hadjl. a devoutly priz.ed honor In . Mecca and Medina in Saudi the Moslem world. al blllln, with reeular airlines for Arabia. MaIl7 Hoped Ie Die the tinal hop to Saudi Arabia. The airlift can't go all the way Many said they hoped to die in American diplomatic otliclals Mushroom Grows on Bunk'r Hill Hoboes Put on the Dog Curbs on Steel, to tbe shrines of Islam because Mecca which. accordinlt to their law the airllft as an opportunity BRI'M' (/J") - "Dele,Rte " to the national Hobo convention were iMidels - the air crews - are religion. will gain them Immediate to befriend the Moslt!m world, beglnnlnr to arrive In Britt Tuesday In preparation ror thl'lr IInnual forbidden entry. entry to paradise. The prophet where ' anti-~rlcan f~~1 session. Other Metals Despite hourly departures by 14 Mohammed was born in Mecca. were stirred over the II.. PaleJ. The com'entlon will climax a two-day Britt celebration and It C-54 transports, Which carried 1.- Coming from all the lands of tine war. will be featured by thl.' traditional election of a king and Queen at 000 Mohammedan pUgrl1Tl$ In the the hoboes. To Be Relaxed th'st 24 hours of the modern mafic Britt oC!icJals said both King Eddie "Cannonball" Baker and WASHINGTON (IP) - Govern. carpet operation ot goodwUI. It Queen Sylvia Davis were eXJ)I"cted to attend the convention. appeared more than 8.000 others ment officials announced Tuesday Thirst (aused Most Worry A two·hour parade Is cheduled to beeln at 10 a.m. today to be they plan to relea.le more steel. would be stranded here. followed by the hobo electloll and coronation. The tradltlonll mu1U· copper and aluminum for con­ Gate. Clole Tburtda,. ,an stew feed for convention visitors Is scheduled for 12:90 p.m. Tbe pilgrims must reach Mecca .structlon by next April at the before the holy gates close Thurs· latest • day morning or the journey, which For Weary B·17. Survivors This will mean: I. Conalderably 1 rler supplies has eaten up the life savings of PANAMA CITY. Fla. (IP) - British Jet Posts New most. will be in vain. Ceremonies for schools, roads. oUlce bulldin". Thirst for drinking water was the ot the annual religious feast begin were not perrnltted to ask Ihe apartment houses. stor sand then. chief worry of two weary airmen rescued men about the accident many other type. of h~avy con­ N! It became obvious thnt the during a 24·hour batlle In the which caused theIr pl1fhl. Trans-Atlantic Record struction. Rosin,. a stocky, bl.ck-halred air force would be unable to Itet storm-swept Gull of Mexico In a NORTHERN rRELAND (A')-A ------2. A lIftinf of the 2-year-old youth. was brouaht oft the crash ban on bUlldlnf race tracks, pool most of the pilgrims to their des· life raft. They were brought here British twin-jet Canberra bomber 2.072.mile return journey In three tination. gloom Bnd despair spread coat on a stretcher. He suffered halls and other recreallonal faell­ Tuesday nl,ht. second ond third degree burns hurtled acrolS the Atlantic ocean hours, 25 minute - an ayerage through the makeshl1t camps to Newfoundland and back Tue - I speed ot 606 miles an hour aDd lUes. aboul the hands and face when where they are l]ving. S. Sgt. Charles D. JoneJ. 31. 01 day In the recOrd smashing time 0 new record lOr the west-east A general llberollzlnlt of curbs his plane c.ught fire. He also was 1 The majority ot the pilgrims, MCl'ldan, Miss.. and Alrman 2C ot 10 hours. t ..... o minutes. crossIng. on materIals WII onnounced by Peter R. Rosing. 22, of lneleslde, sufCering from shock. and medics It was the first time any plane ubJect to Conttnna.dOl\ the national production authority Ill., were the only known surviv­ admlnlstered plasma as soon '8 he had made the round trip In one It a meellnf of Its construction ors of a B-17 bomber shot down arrived. day. All the til1\lng records are sub- advisory committee. fgypt Asks U. S. Aid by mistake Monday by a new­ potted In ltalt The veteran three-man crew ject to official confirmation. I TIDle U~rlaln headed by WIn, Comdr. Roland The eastbound mght eUny type automatically controlled let An air force c·n spotted the Rure Newman, director of tighter. two in a Ule raft bobblnr about B amon t, had breakfast b fore broke the o!ticl~1 record for a le.vln" ate a mid.mornln6 , nack west·to·eost crosslO, made by two NPA's construction controls dlvi­ IJo Maintain Order "We never had any doubts but In the Gulf 60 miles loutheast of .ion. sold the time when controls that we would be picked uP." said Panama City. .nd directed the f during a two.hour refuelling stop Germans. Capt. A. Henke and R. at Gander, Nfid., and ,ot back von Moreau, In a Focke Wult can be eased Is .uncertain because With Mobile Police Jones, a sandy haired veteran of minesweeper USS Seer to the tmr .\·ao~LlKE J\flJ "!lOOM CLOUD In the distance levi. In time (or tea. Kondor in 1938. The of the recent steel strike. He add­ six years with the air force. "Our spot. G~maftl CAIRO, Egypt A') -Egypt·s reo •clt"" 'ot&be beaUn, the enemy receIved on Bunker Hill durin, an made an averoge speed of only ed, however. It may be possible form governmenl Tuesday appeal­ only real concern was whether Both men came aboard under ...IIJ~ In Korea.. Two outpost obll'rnn or the .S. I.L marine dl. "V~y 1oI1ce Trip" 199 miles an hour with. tIllht of to !Ix the date as early as Jan. l. ed {or American economic aid we'd be able to last until we lot their own power. .¥taW!! (Iorerround) have Ju , called 'or c:1 ..e air sUPllOrt for vound "We had a very nice trip." Beil­ 19 hours. 55 minutes from New NPA will reconyene the advis­ some good drlnldnlt water." The air lorce refused to give up and U.S. arms tor II mobile pollce troo,.. In tile ~-I&W battle for the bJII I occupan ebanreC! from mont laid as he climbed from the YOrk to Berlin. ory committee next Oct 29 to torce to maintain internal order. HlAe.weeDer Mallei Re cue hope for the remalnlnf crewmen. tnemJ to UN Ulree time before UN tOI'C6 finan,. beld It .,alut cockpit. Various planes, commercial and study the metal supply situation Premier Aly Maher conferred It speculated that heavy t¥les elJ'bt eountu attacks. The unofficial f\ylnf time tor mJUtary. have bettered that time then, with the Idea of putting the Jones and Rosing were picked ml,ht have carried any other with U.S. Ambassador Jefferson the f.ntastic 4.IU-mile round in crossing the Atlantic durin, chong. Into effect before April. up Tuesday by a coast euard survivors several miles from the Caftery and stron,-man Maj. trip wa. recorded by the plane's and since World War It. but 0 vcr Permlllton Not Needed mlnetweeper. then transferred to spot whel'e the plane came down. Allies Turn Baclc makers, the English Electric com­ under otclclol conditions. Gen. Mohammed Naeuib Tuesday an air force rescue boat for an 18· Under the proposed chon, night on the proposals, then an­ Observers on other planes out 1Killed, 52 Wounded ~ny 81 seven hours, 59 mlnute ~ . Land In Drinle mile run Into Tyndall air force of E,lIn air force base which were builders or recreational facilities nounced them to reporters. Strong Red AHaclc Headwinds up to 140 mile an Some 500 spectator. cheered the would be permitted to self·author­ base. A c-,n took them to the tlylnlt near the B-17 at the time It hour slowed the sUm black craft The government has already In Recent Outbreaks Canberra's homecomln, it> I drl%· Ize - without ,overnment permits base hospital at Eglin air force ~ hit said they saw four chuteS TBlIrtlcer on Its race westward with the sun. had to use force to keep order base north of here. 0" Hill' zle. _ orders on luppll lor fiYe tons since It kicked King Farouk I1ff Qpen. but helped I twin jet engln on Beamon!, 32-year.old test pilot, of carbon .teel lor each project For security Teasons. newsmen the way back. the throne a month ago and be­ Cove". Wide AftJI -;" $EOttL (A>l. '- Allled defenders. By Koje Prisoners told report~r8 he chatted by rad.io for each three-month perIod. os The compllny said It made the lieves that only better Uving con­ A large torce of air lind surface a~r - srnash\n( three Cl1lne e sr with the pliot ot a Trans-Canada well .s for 600 pounds ot copper ditions for the workers will bring rescue craft ranged over a wide SEOUL (./P) - Disorder. boiled commercial alrUner on the return Stevenson To Make 1I~u1ts on bloody Bunker HIlJ. tJieht and quoted the Canadian as and carbon-base alloys ond 300 about a stable. strong Egypt able IIrea of the Gull searchlolt for re­ ch.1Ied II &tr01l6 Red patrol back anew this month on turbulant A L th L cI saying: pounds of .lumlnum. to resist Communlst penetration. malnln, crewmeo. down the .Iope, J:a rty Tuesday In Kole Island. the u.s. Eiehth Anny gern. Y ea s There appeared to be no connec­ New Yorlc Speech The rocket which sent the B-17 "That's a hell of a way to spend Special permission must be ob- reporUn, one Communist prison r a day." tained IC greater quantities are de· tion bctween '!\Iesday's bid for plun!linf was !lred by the pilot of hand-to.hand fl,hUn,. Ranlcin in Race Belole Going West The eighth army estimated 270 killed and 52 wounded J-:. four FJiaht Lt. Peter H ill wood. who sired to be used on a recreation U.S. help and western plans to set an F-86D. This Is the air force's piloted the Canberra on the return project In a three-month period. up a middle east deCense com· newest all· weather fighter. which out of a Red aasault force or pos­ outbreaks. For Congressman IS, Tbe "'-oelated Pre.. trip. said he flew at 40.000 feet Beglnnlflll next April I. bulld­ slbl~ l.OOO wer casualties, in­ m:md in which Egypt has been has been undergoing operational The army in three piecemeal most of the way use the ler-I era mllY order materials without cludinr 100 klUed. to asked to be a key partner. Gov. Adlai Stevenson ot Illinois suitability tests at the air provin, announcements Tuesday also re- JACKSON. MJSS. (JP) - Rep. riCie tailwinds to best advantage. ,overnment permiSSion. In Washington. the state de· fround at Eglin before being Alll~ warplanes attacked Com­ Thomas Abernethy held a slowly- Invades New York City today in - partment said it had not yet reo placed in combat service. munist front lint positions Tues­ ported a tlrth disordcr on Cheju mounting lead Tuesday night oyer a bid to ignite aD Eastern boom ! ~elved the EgypUan appeal. The all' force said the pilot. Col. day and pounded supply centers Island. Thousands ot prisoners veteran Rep. John Rankin, chalr­ M.eher told reporters he had betore setting out on a whirlwInd Arthur R. Debolt. S9, of Colum· around the hard'hit Red Korean were sent there lifter the rel,n of man of the house veterans aCCalre asked the United States to provide nlne·state western tour. bus, 0., apparently mistook tbe capital of Pyongyanf. Red terror in Koje prison camps committee and white supremacy Long Memory r Hunch Credited the Egyptian police with the most The Democratic presidential B-17 "mother" plane for an Ull­ :Bunker Hlil I on the western was brokcn by Ilrm Allied meas. champion. in their duel for the advanced automatic weapons. standard bearer is scheduled to inhabited radio controlled drone tront just east of PanmunjQm. same congressional Seat. ures earUer this yellT. The Memphis. Tenn., Commer- The U.S. supplied Egypt with ad'iiress the Americiin Legion con· which it WII& ,uldln,. The drone, Marines seized Bunker Hilt a limited number ot such equip· ventlon at ,Madison Square Gard· which was to have been the tar­ Aug. 12. then bloodily repulsed all Unlike the Oaring violence on cia I-Appeal sold midway in the With Solving Brink's Robbery ment a tcw months ago which was en on the !;.arne rostrum where his get. was about a mile and a halt Communist attempts to recapture Koje. the Cheju show of defiance unotflclal tabulation that Aber­ enough to set up a mechanized Republican rival, Gen. Dwight D. behind. It In tour days of blazing cOmbat. was put down without bloodshed nethy was "the apparent winner." WASHINGTON (.4") - A lonll ~ police regiment ot 3,000 men. It Is Eisenhower. spoke earller this ------~,~------the Army said. Both Islands aTe Unofficial returns from 230 ot memory and a Quick hunch were .200.000 because It was in bills of understood the government Is week. the district's 358 precincts lave: credited Tuesday with .olvlng the larre denominaUon and they are Planning to 1n~rease this number ott the southern coast oC Korea Abernethy 15.974. $65,000 "o~t to lunch" robbery of compllratively ellsy to trace. Uke Elsenho'!Yer. Stevenson Is to 5,000. Woods Replaces Arnall The first outbreak on Koje. Rankin 11,808, a Brink's armored car within III The bold·as·brass theCt was expected to center his talk on U.S. , I • • where presumably the Army had hours after the apparently clue· committed while Farmer W!lS foreiiIl policy. stifled the rebellious spirit of less crime was committed. makin, hill rounds as a bakery Meanwhile. key advisers said 5 NEW POLIO CASES Texas Republicans As New Price I Stabilizer h ard core C ommunj sts, occurred The theft occurred Monday truck drIver. His present employ­ Eisenbower. who has been criti­ WASHINGTON (JP) _ Tl'he E. Aug. 11. The other incidents erllP- Five new polio cases were ad· while four euatas of a Brink'jl ers exprCSll'd amazement at his Choose Democrat cized by some of hls own suppOrt­ ted over a period endin, Au,. 23 mUted Ie UnJvenU, hosliitals k t I . I 2·· arre.t. 50 did Farmer's neighbonc. ers for what they consider a slow Woods will move over from fed· .."nd rent offl-"...... , Putnam told An A lpok id th TuelClay. All bu, one were In ralr 00truc I• fledcon a mng a tota of $ ...... eral rent controller to price sta- ';"w.men he had a -uple of men rmy eaman sa ere O. e t the car ock but un· They described him as II quiet SAN ANTONIO. TEX. (IP) - start. said the general will set his .~ "V 0 tent to 'lhh ld th ' c:nedlUon. Ita,.mond WhUebead, t ddt man who alwaYII took his child­ b\lizer. 'In mind al posslble successor to w_ft. n m WI 0 e 10- a ten e and wen to lunch. Texas' united RepUblicans Tues. campaign rOmnll In hi'h gear ren te Sunday school. !rom now on. They saId he had The shift, effective Sept. I, was Woods In the rent control pOst. (ormation. lind blamed a reorpnl· .... W ..hlnJton, 'III" reporied In Police said Ray Eu,ene Farmer. day nominated Democratic Gov. announced Tuesday with release , Arnall. a torrner governor of zation in the camp command ror Rrieu. eendlUon. In addlUon the 26. a former Brlnk's euard. ad­ Otrlcllils said police Supt. Rob· Allan Shivers as their candidate deliberately set it at low speed ert V. Murray clime up with tbe because August headlines ore soon of a letter In which President Tru- GtouJa, IBid he will go back to delay In making the reporu pub- bospltal lilted one polio ease ad· mltted the robbery after a night· ,for governor in the November man expressed regret that Ellis his Law practice and oOler atrairs lie. Th4 Communists have made nriUied tIIa' bad prevloUllly long grUUn,. then took them to a hunch that broke the case after forgotten. DOt election. G. Arnall is stepping out as head in that state and will continue as propaltanda of such incidents. been reported on Au,. 16 and one nearby. amusement park and relay. of detectives had questioned They roared approval of the un­ Two GOP leaders - Sen. Styles of the Office of Price Stabilber. president of the Society 01 lnd!!- Tuesday', first announcement on Au,. U. E"bt other eaaes were showed them where he buriect the four Brink's guards ror hOurs precedented action to crossfile a Bridges of New Hampshire and "Although the Defense Produc- pent Motion Picture Producers. of rioting on Aug. 11 came only translere4i from adlve Ie InaeUve. the entire $65.000 In 13 packages in a vain quest for. clues. Ten FBI ful! slate of Democrats tor state Rep. Joseph Mlll'tin oC Mallsa­ t[on Act amendments or 1152 have • ~oods. 42. sald he expects to after The Associated 'Press In- One padent. Carol Hense, 22 at $5. $10 and $20 bills. a,enls and 20 locai pol1cemen had oUices - including state Atty. chusetts - told newsmen atter weakened our abiuty to hold spend the first month of his new quired about an alleged outbreak months, Waterloo, w .. dlscbar,ed The money was there - every been 1i.IJIled to thl! cl\&e. Cen. Price Daniel for U. S. sen­ conferrin, wIth Eisenhower Tues­ prices down." Truman told Arnall. Si6 DOG-a. year job tamiliaril.ing a year ago on Koje reported bl rrom the Itospl ..ls. dollar of II. Police said Farmer Murray remembered that a ator and former Congressman d" that the general will speak "you have done an excellent job hi1dself with price regulations the Peiping radio. apparently passed up the otber Brink's employe named Farmer ¥artin Dies for congressman·at­ out very soon on major issues ot with the meaIII at yOur disposal:' . ..:.... ______. _ __::.-..:.... ______-4- ______- "..--..:....~---~---- was fired in 1949 for lending his large. tbe eampalin. • Arnall's reslgnatJon had been in ! guard's uniform to a bunch of ....------T.ruman·s hand. since Aug. 8 - Ike Marches Along tun-ale hoodlums known as the right after higher authoritieS _io' ______~_ "Pimply race Gin,." ,ranted a biller price raise than At that time. poUce found no Arnall would approve In connec· lttOunds for ho14tnll Farmer. ,World News Briels tion with settlement of the steel strike. Legion Parade Is Great Spectacle of Military Manpower Arnall has insisted he was not 24 S~;al Classes A Condensation of Late Development. quitting over the steel price dis­ NEW YORK (JP') - A tremen-I------­ pute, however. He laid when he dous spectacle of military man· and the graying old· timers of Scheduled lor fall MUNSAN. KOREA (IP) - Korean truce delegates meet today took the post that he woul4 stay World War I. only six months and his tenure power unfolded Tuesday along after a seven.day recess in the talks deadlocked over prisoner 01 war brOad fifth avenue. And with them strode the hllth· SUI will Qf:fer 24 special Satur­ exchange. Scant hope prevails for any break In the long controyersy. was just about thal Economlc Stabillzft' Rocer L. From mornIng on toward night, est-ranking veteran of them all, day claues ~urin, the 1152-53 The truce teams have met only once a w4!ek for the last month. A Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. ' school TUr for teachers and other Putnam announced the Woods-for­ the Une plowed by in one of the m.th straight recess may be called if the Reds !aU to sUliest some­ In an apparently joyous mood, people who are unable to attend thin, new. The basic dispute blocking a final truce aJreement is this: Arnall chanlle Tuesday after call­ bluest parades ever staged by the ing on the President In company Eise!lhower-now the Republican rl'fUlar ll'ISions. Ted H. McCarrel. The Communists want 116,000 prisoners including all the 20000 with the old and new price clUefs. American Legion. candidate for president - grinned director of admiulollll, announced Chinese captives, returned to their side. Th: Allies 88y "no" and' the S.penIMI om_ By mid.afternoon. a police-esti­ and waved his legion cap all along Tuesday. 1 best UN offer is only 83.000 men. Including 8,400 Cblnese. The economic atabiliur has ,en­ ma~ crowds of three rnillion the route to the crowds which The clalsn. which combine class • • • eral supervision of both the price I])ictatOrs jammed the sidewalks cheered and applauded his pas­ work with home study. have been WASH1NGTON (IP) - Stephen A. Mitchell. the Democratic na· sage. Icheduled on 12 alternate Satur­ in -,olden sunlight. watchlllg the tional chairman. said Tuesday he will hold. weekly conlerences with He walked at the head of 200- days. be,lnron. Oct. .. and ruonin, passing panorama of three wars­ man Kansas delegation. President Trul1Uln to seek his advice "11& head of the Democratic par­ Moeller Appointed throUlh ~r. 28, McCarrell .aid. ly.~ Since Mitchell was hand-picked by Gov. Adlai Stevenson for the one not yet ended. At Deleptiou ReM Ttlt course offerings include In party post. this announcement seemed to point toward a closer cam­ Head 01 Committee The march. which began .about Then. after the hour· long hike. elulii commerce, education, palan relationship between the Democratic presidential nominee lind II ' a:m.. wasn't due to be over EiSenhower took his place In a Bn&1l1b. feOII'8Phy. hIstory, home the President Prof. Leslie G . .MoeUer, director until more than 12 hours later, reViewing stand with other no­ economies. physic:al education. po­ $ • • I litical science. social work and 10- of the SUl school of journaU.m. arier darkPess had tallen. tables at fifth and 64th street to \ LONDON• (.4') - American. British and French diplomats be,an has been named chairman of the , . take the salutes of his comrades. clolOl7. talks Tuesday concerninf a Western Bil Three reply to Soviet pro· nominating cOmmittee for the an­ '" . J . Wan *epraeDtri One of them was his vlce-presi­ Students will register and pay fees at the lirst class meetinp on nual convention 01 tbe ~iUon ~ 'Tb:ere were the young battle. dentlal runnin, mate. Sen. Rich­ ~1s for a four· power meeting on Germany. America. eeav.eD­ Satu.rday, Oct. 4. Classes will be · ~ulh-efte.d veterans bac" from Ko· ard Nixon. who hooted it along IN NEW YOIlK TO 8P&AJ[ BEFORE the IAP- of Accredited Schools and De­ SlI per II'mester hour, and studenta • World War the f1aa-bedecked avenue with his don at M...... Square Garden. Gen. OwI,.t D. ElM...... WASHINGTON (.4') - The defense department Tuesday Identified partments of Journalism. which ~,. ,~e,tx-soldie~ pt I may enroll for two or tour semes­ 'Il _now _F,eading at U.... mirlsingle Ameri­ the Senate Chamber keeps two west dispute. well-filled snult-boxes, one (or sent official observers. three and one-half tenths of a cent can. Each man, woman and child ELLENTON, S. c. (CP) - The The Allies will reply to the lal­ The preliminar, report!;, sharply in the United States strikes 3,280 Democrats, one for Republicans. to produce and one and one-halt est note, and the exchange may cri ticized for their vagueness, tenths of a cent to distribute. matches in the course of a year. For whatever reason, the curvc datelinc on this story is no more. continue for some time. But it is Kolodny is an authority on the of cigaret sales fluctuates season- Which means that because the were sent .back to committees for The cost to the consumer of a redrafting. The conference win pack of clgarets would be 11 cents smoking tastes and habits of Am­ ally. Purchases are highest Atomic Energy eonunlssion de­ I ' were it not for federal, state and ericans. His records show that through the summer months; cided many months ago that this close Thursday. The drafts disclosed thele main municipal taxes. The federal gov­ men still consume more tobacco poorest sales are in January and area was the idea 1 site to work on Iowa Tax Commission ernment alone collects $1,333,- than do women, although the pro­ February. ba!Tiers to W1ily: 000,000 a year in clgaret tax. portion of smokers among the the hydrogen bomb, the town ot Barriers To Overcome Nonetheless, during the past 20 fair sex has greatly increased over Ellcnton S. C., was literally moved Rejects Suggestions I. Fun~amental dif~erences ove1 years, cigaret consumption has the years. off the United States map. And the doctrmal and sacramental con­ More Clgarets Perry Business Group tents of the various faiths. " quintupled. this little community of some 600 Of Efficiency Group While other forms of tobacco 2. Dilterlng ways of worship lJJ The retail tobacconist, Kolodny men,. womejl. and ,cAUctrln. wa will tell you, has become a great still are used regularly, we seem which the "sense of separation II Is Named Defendant' forcest . 11 )oc~~tg~ _B..@ DES MOINES uP) - The Iowa general store in this era. There to be more and more a nation of Tax commission said Tuesday it most acute." eigaret smokers, the proportion of houses, barns, chicken coops and are 1,300,000 of them - one for has rejected some of the recom· 3. Valid ministry to lead contre­ cigarets consumed to other tobac­ even corn cribs. every 115 people in the country. In $155,700 Suiis mendations made by a public ad­ ga tions in worshi p. ep products increasing consistent­ By early June the evacuation Distributors Supply ministration consultant service for 4. The use of varying forms 01 ly over the past 30 years. had already taken place and on a They carry not only tobacco ADEL (IP) - A $100,000 slan­ greater efficiency and economy worship, ritual, symbolism. and products, but 5,000 other items King-size cigarets have enjoyed der suit and a $55,700 breach of certain m.e~rable, if W1happy in the commission. player acquired by the churches manufactured by 51 different iO­ a steadily growing market, contract suit have becn filed in day, B. T. Brinklcy, Sr., the post­ All three members of the com­ throughout their history. dustries - from aspirin through women buying them in greater Dallas county district court by master, and his two daughters, had mission discussed with the Iowa 5. The question whether me .. candy, combs, handbags, nailfiles numbers than men, Kolodny says, Ross J . Kidder, 56, executive sec­ watched folk mailing their letters legislative interim committee the bers of one church should have' the and watches to zoot shirts - all beca\lse perhaps "many ladies feel retary until recently of the Perry in the town for the last time; the SPOKES OF AEC adminIstration buildings stretch out i~ red South report of Griffenhagen and Asso­ right to receive holy communiop chamber of commercc. last "Ellenton, S. C.," postmark at the altar of another church Carolina dust near the site of old Ellenton, S. C. The ,,,hole town ciates of Chicago on its study of Defendants in the $100,000 suit had been affixed on somebody's intercommunion. are George Sou mas, Dallas Coun­ mail, and the door was locked tor was destroyed and Its inhabUanls were moved elsewhere to make the commiossion. The committee Prince of Wales-·lo-Be ty Attorney; Harry T. Edwards, all time. room for the new atomic plant. More than 6,000 persons were evac­ hired Griffenhagen to make the Perry banker and president of the uated In the project. survey and report. Perry chamber of commerce; From River Valley The commission members added Hickenlooper to Attend Fisher Darden, Perry radio sta­ The creation of this "ghost" however, that some of the firm's Ecuadorian Inauguration Faces Rigid Upbringing 6,000 persons were moved from Lhe I An 0 the r, was regrouping the tion manager; the Boone Broad­ twon was part of lhe evacuation entire area on a staggered basis. homes at a new site. /I'ecommendations had -been put By CENTRAL PRESS casting company, and the First into operation previously, some WASHINGTON (JP) - Paul C. which has taken place in the vast Everyone Profited And thus it was toat a majority On the very young· shoulders National Bank of Perry. have been put into practice since, Daniels, Ame;ican ambassador 10 202,OOO-acre Savannah river val­ Besides the moving companies of the Ellenton residents decided of Prince Charles of Edinburgh­ Defendant in the $55,700 suit is ley where certain phases of the in whole or in oarf and others Ecuador, will head a United States better known to newspaper read­ the Perry chamber of commerce from out of state, the home own- to follow the latter idea, and today arc under consideration, delegation of eight 'persons whicb hydrogen bomb are to be develop­ ers also profited handsomely from you can see the new town of New ers as Bonnie Prince Charlie - where Kidder says he was dis­ ed. At Ellenton, the moving of One of the firm's principal re­ will attend the inauguration ot Ec­ charged "without cause" on July the government project. It seems Ellenton, S. C., sprouting and SOllie day soon a burden will be entire houses along the highways commendations was that the com­ uador's new president, Doctor Jose 15t h that Washington paid the owners mushrooming just four miles north laid. He will become Prince of - with long lines of cars backed mission more closely regulate in­ Maria Veiasco Ibarra, Sept. C Wales and with the investiture of Attorneys for Soumas, Ed­ for their houses which were sold of where oid Ellenton, S. C., is come tax field audi ts, both as to Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper waras and Darden already have up behind the oostructions-pre­ back to them at eoniderably low- now but a memory. that title will begin an increasing sented strange sights, indeed. For types and numbers. This sugges­ (R-Iowa), John. F. Simmons, stale filed pleadings challenging the er prices as "salvage," Some sold New Ellenton Growin, number of responsibilities. the most part, the old-fashioned tion was one of those rejected. department protocol chief; Capui court's jurisdiction in the case. their houses to others after buying New Ellenton already has pop- As Prince of Wales, the Ii ttle homes were pulled and pushed a Also, the commission said it M. Waynick, American ambassa­ Kidder's petition in the $100,000 them back from the government, ulation of more than 4,000 persons, boy now only three years old (he along the road by huge trucks and could see no merit in the recom­ dor to Colombia and Rep. Thomas was born Nov. 14, 1948) , will suit claims the detendants or and this constituted a brisk busi- indicating that many person from mendation that the short form i..n­ S. Gordon (D-Ill.) will be among their agents contritluted to his tractors. stand in the full glare of the ness on Its own. the wider affected area, decided come tax return be more widely the members ot the delegation. discharge by reporting "falselY" The genera 1 shift! ng of this world's limelight as heir appar­ During the moving of these ·to throw in their lot with the resi­ used. at a July 9 directors meeting of piece of America had been in ent to the British throne so re­ homes, the AEC sent a special dents of the old Ellenton. Another of the firm's main re- \ OFFERS EMPLOYE8 STOQ[ cently ascended by his mother, the Perry chamber ot commerce progress for several months, but safety patrol along with -each New Ellenton today presents a that "the plaintiff had been ar­ commendations was that the com- CHICAGO (JP) - Inland Stet1 Queen Elizabeth n. when ;the early June deadline pouse as it moved along. most unusual ohenomenon in com- mission fully mechanize its book- company Monday announced It By tradition a Prince of Wales rested" on a morals charge In Des moved ever closer, the natives put When the natives of Ellenton munity organi;ation. For example, Moines. keeping operations. On this the was offering stock In the companY is a sort of un9fficial "ambassa­ forth special effort to get away in received the news that they would although it is technically a "new" commission said it is studying the \ to its employes under al\ ero- dor" of the British crown to the good time. And to accompl~h their have to go. there was coniderable community, it is made up of a matter. ployes ownership plan. world at large. • This job, Inci­ Contract Extenclecl purpose, house moving firms were argument and debate as to where considerable number ot old-some dentally, was performed SJ>' ably brought in from as far away as would be ·the best pl.ace to go. One very old-homes that were moved by the last Prince of Wales, Prince Charles Texas and West Virginia. choice was joining the village of here from other towns, prinCipally Woman Finally Caught - • Charles' great uncle Edward, now Sy Morrell, Union Destined to Reign It has been estimated ·that some Jackson, six miles to the )louth. th~ old Ellenton. Duke of Windsor, that he became known as "Britain's best sales­ OTTUMW A (IP) - The Ottum­ man." After reigning less than a Engllsh throne had been created wa local ot the United Packing­ house Workers union and John Summons Servers• # Gain Goal y~ar, Edward abdicated to marry Prince of Wales a t his birth In 4 Humans, 29 Animals Share 2 Rooms '1· · the present Duchess of Windsor. 1720. The Young Pretender was Morrell & Company hl\ve agreed EdlluUon To Differ born in Rome as his family head­ to extend their previous c&'ntract From this date forward Charles' ed by his father, who called him­ pending completion of negotiations self James 111, was in e.xile. for a new one, Hugh S. Bell, di­ AHer 3 Years, 50 AHempti education and rearing wiil be di!­ rector of industrial relations for ferent than that ot.,any other lit­ For many years the Young Pre­ SALISBURY, MD. (JP) - A bi­ nomi~ Morrell, said Tuesday. tle boy In the WOt'1!!. His educa­ tender plotted and fought in his zarre battle of wits between sum­ ministratrlx. Her status was re­ tile A The old contract eXpired Aug. tion and his conduct wilL,be mold­ effort to regain the British throne mons servers and a middle-aged voked more than three years a&O 'troleUI ed to fit him for the unique job 11 by joint agreement its provi­ for the House of Stuart. He com­ spinster who had eluded them for when she failed to produce an ac­ - The which some day should be his. bined recklessness with great de­ sions were continued in torce until three years ended Monday in a There')] be no playing hookey count of the estate. A brother-in­ lIrd C termination but all his efforts Aug. 18 when the unKlD reported field near her home. and no neglect of:''home work" by law, Earl S. Horsey. wu \JIeII ~x., ended in faUure. Broken and, at it had decided to ca.ncel out. A state trooper nabbed Viola Charles. Never, . \llltjlpis formal last, disCOUraged, he died in Rome named to wind up the finandaI q)llnl Under the latest decision to re­ Miriam Goslee. daughter of a for­ education is com~wd will he te In 1788. a1!a1rs of her parents. ~ both I instate the old contract, provision mer state's attorney, as she sprint­ out from under thf eyes of strict was made that either side may Doubles as nor-Ca.... A«¥i tutors. Even with the gUtter and All Is History Now ed from the house toward a wood­ his II. However, that was long ago and cancel on 2-hour notice to the ed area. Last week a dog-catcher ·Iioub­ glory of the Britlih throne as a other. ology goal, it will be a regimen which the fires of the Young Pretender's As the trooper and a deputy held I ing as a deputy sheriff, Jamt!l B­ wars and clang of his battles are Elliott, reported he had suecetded Ho would appeal to 'few American the slight, 55-year-old woman, ·cclvec boys. now but words in the yellowing Sheri!! Jesse M. Pollltt showed her in handing her a summons b1 Texas Eledion Results from pages of history. Since his time an arrest warrant. trickery. Elliott said he drove (JIll A most unfortUnate Prince of ,in It:< Wales was Edward V, young SOn there have been many Princes of Delayed by Close Races "l'm not dressed," she com­ to .the farm ostensibly to dilcUII that t . of Edward IV, after whose death Wales, most ot whom lived hap­ DALLAS (IP) - Two races Sat­ plained. with Miss Goslee B dog be had the young prince and his little py, contented lives, held in great urday's Democratic run-oU in Take Her Anyway inquired about. Vot: brother were confined in the Tow­ esteem by the British peoples. Texas were still too close to show The sheriff, three deputies and Elliott aid he then told her he Inees er of London and there murdered Now Great Britain soon will a certain victor in tabulations Trooper Andrew Crockett led her was there on other bllJinea and of thE at the behest, It haa long ~n have another Prince of Wales and Monday. off clad as she was-in a dress handed her the paper. Sbe in F~l suspected, ·ot Richard In, their once again will appear the tradi­ Justice Frank Culver of Ft. made of Ieed sacks, a battered hat screamed, dropped the ·summooJ uncle, who seized the throne. tional three plumes of his high Worth held an 8,U6-vote lead crowning her flushed laeq. and ra 11 in to thc rambling, wealh' ADof,ber D1- F&ted Pri.Dce office. And once again the wotld II over Spurgeon Bell, Houston at­ Pollitt said the arrest cllma]\ed ered fa.rm house. • Another ill-fated Prince ot will see the motto of all Princes of torney, for 1 place on the state HORRIFIED HUMANE SOCIETY AGENT!:; Alfred .E.- 8~"el and Roland H. NIxon lIald there WIllI a at least 50 attempts to get Miss Orphans court officials orIie,ed .~Polll Wales was Charles Edward, Wales, which is "lch dien," which Supreme Court. ,reU eommoUon and .teneh wben lhey broile Into a bone-m~ed, two-rllOm apartment In PUt8bur,b her arrest lor contempt of c:oQJt grandson of King James II and means " I serve." In the 9th Congressional dis­ &lid found It was oceupled by eol-Tear-old Mn. Edna 8tone, "ber three .... andehlldren, Mark, 10; David, Goslee into cburt for a settlement clothe known vjlriollJIy Ba the "Your\l Not lor a moment will little trict Rep. Clark Thompson of Gal­ 9, and Darlene Stone. " and Z5 dop: two ea., two rOOllten allel aD anny of rORehes. Tbe raCled chU­ of her father's estate. The father, when she faUed to appear in COU'l tile ... Pretender," the "Young Cheva­ Charles of Edinburgh /Je allowed veston had a 518-vote lead over dnn were taken to Juvenile eouli, t.be web-fed anlmall to .belte... and . Mrs. Stone was arrested on F. Grant Goslee, died six years last Tuesday, the appearsnce da*' ·toot • lier" and Bo~e Prince Charlie." to forget the full meaning of those Wharton County SberUf T, W. ebaraea of dJaorderly conduc& and resilUn, arres&. Tbe nandDiolher told officers sbe spent U5 a day to ago . contained in the summoDl rSvtt4 ~a . This dashihg aspirant to Jhe two !ine words, Laue, Iml ,UIe a~ma~ aud bi&Uled Ule do,P .daI11, She Mid, '" Jus' happen &0 II~ dOiS," Miss Goslc.e was the orlsh!al ad- by the deputy, \I4a - .. . . ,,,, _...... ~- ...

1\ .. ~'"' -- "1u:E DAILY lOW -' h Of T S "11 I ;/tides·Ten rke Whh,ewas ax canua s Campaign Is :I On 'Upgrade' Or d ereo, Juryman Ch arges m;WYORK~-G~Dwlght D. Eisenhower lot party harmony WASHINGTON (JP) - A mem­ reports Tuesday that bis campaign Sell Your Odds & Ends Through Thrifty Iowan Classifiedsl ber of the grand jury that pried is on the upgrade as aides studied out tbe St. Louis income tax scan· Attacked by Flying Saucer? critical reaction abroad to his lat­ • dals told a House subcommittee est forel," !!OliCY statements. WANT AD RATES I Buainesa o}.'~'tunity I MilcellcmflOtU for Sal_ Tuesday the justice department Tbe general. obviously having ------. NOW o,,",",nl 10".: an nrl ... ,,·p buILl. FOR .Ie: CUshman MOler Ikooter. wIth. tried to slop the investigation with Ie d neA lnn"hlH lor tbJ. whiCh. tHn mlufon. Phone 5031. fun. tramped 25 blocks in an O De da, .••• _ ••-.. ~r wor can be made ." aJl.Il\.t-~ .....an-.around . tn. a whitewash. American Legion parade viewed ..... _- da 1- r wo~ come, ftorn • ,*-J ownerarup. "'hith The juryman. Collis P. Lovely. by an estimated two million per­ .....,., ,. --- .. e ~ ... req~ bul IItUp IApe,·lalon. Wp \nin said the department was largely "'-- 1"- d )·ou..... no ""ndJ~p . W.. ..III I sons. It was hi. only outdoor break Fl ve ....,.. ..-... on; ~r wor oWlln, ~ou In a luI bu lOt' responsible for the jury's coming in a day devoted largely to con­ .nl«."rlt.. . whIch wh.n ),ou h ar d.!.Us out with a partial report that ap­ TeD daYI •.•• ••.. zOe ~r word will merit ,'our lull ",onaldHoUon. Wr,IA! ference. with political leaders. P .o . Box t38-R. ItI .... ul< I . WI . proved 01 the way tax cases were ODe mOD", ._ ... 39c per ,nlrd WHITE T .... dI.. se... lnC I\I.achin.. Old. Amonr these. Sen. Styles Bridg­ bul ,00<1 cabind ond In fin;Se:-:"'m~' c~e~s--- investigating the justice depart­ Boundln, out from hi. eonter- rlale by her parent . ~I!s Teena Ten Inlertlons per month. rURN]SH"ED room. lot .umm~r. CIOH In. ment spent most of its time Tues­ ence with them. Eisenhower took I Carlson. sisler of Ihe bride. at­ ..~w .... See Don .1 Gambles or DlaJ "'AB~'~U ...~~. _~_-:-_ day on the partial report. issued his pLace with the Kansas del ga- tended the brldl' liS Clower elrl. per insertion ... _... 80c per Inch CUANINC anel ••""Ir on ~~U.n, do.... • tn ~arch, 1951. tion In the lealon Jl ade and A Teception was held Immedl­ Dally Insertions durlnr month, Muaic and Jtadlo ..,out.. furnae<'_" . Phone 1170....,--' __ _ marched launtlly up Fifth aveune. at Iy after th ervlce in W t- Hears TetUmony per insertion ... _._.7Oc per 1neb PHOTOORAPHS - ... IIPIl .. llo.... th.... Eisenhower snatched off his lawn, student nur s' dormitory RADIO RepaIr. "lck.up .nd d.Unrl' lor '1.00. Chlldftn. erouPi. partlu. It heard testimony from mem­ 1VOOearned run effec­ win at tbe year, and Cleveland's WITH NOT A SINGLE NEW YORK Yankee credited with a hit to the moment, Vir~i1 "Fire" Trucks of tiveness T6esday. CAR PITTSBURGH (.4') - Leo Duro­ In 'Golf Meet the last place American leag-ue Detroit Tigers fogs a strike past Mickey Manile in the ninth innln~ of Bob Feller started the game, but Statistics compiled by the As­ cher's • second place New York Monday's ~ame at New York. Trucks (Inset) went on to a no-hlUer and joined the only two other major Giants banged out 16 hits Tues­ neither figured in the decision. PORTLAND, Ore. (.4') - Doro­ sociated Press show that Shantz lea ~ue pitehers to hurl two no-hit games in one season. The others who have turned the trick are day night to beat t.he last thy Kirby ot Atlanta, the defend­ has permitted 46 earned fUns. in RACES Johnny Vander ~feer for CincinJlati in 1938, and Trucks' lUonday opponent Allie Reynolds, who did it Pittsburgh Pirates 14-7. n e * jr * ing champion, the medalist and 299 innings for the lowest ERA in Giants climaxed their scorihg wlih Nats Edge Chicago just about the best all-around last year. - the American league, 1.81. Fig­ EVERY six runs in the eighth. goiter in the tournament, led the ures include Monday's games. Davey Williams had a home run WASHINGTON (.4") - Bob Por­ way into the second round of the Until Maxim Fjghts Turpin Raftensberger is the National and batted In three Giant runs to terfield's eighth inning single Women's National Amateur Golf league's earned run leader with SUNDAY pace the attack. Al Dark, Whitey scored Jim Busby from third base Championship Tuesday. 2.51 average. The 35-year-old Time First Lockman and Bobby Thomson all to give Washington a , 1-0 vic\ory But while she was scoring a had three hits to help Williams Redleg hurler has yielded 58 Trials NITE Rare over the Chicago wtlle Sox Tues­ comparatively ' easy 4 and 3 vic­ earned runs in 20'8 innings. '1:00 p.m. 8:15 out. Hoyt Wilhelm picked up his tory over Mrs. Frank T. Fisk of Suspend Light-Heavy Champ day night. Porterfield allowed 12th win of the year against three Portland, two natiortolly-known I Runnerup to Shantz tor Ameri­ four hits, while Billy Pierce lost can league laurels is New York's losses, coming in as a relieler In on a three-hitter. stars were eliminated early in the NEW YORK (.4') - The State Complete the 2d inning and pitching 4% Allie Reynolds. Pierce had a one-hit game in first round and severl\i others ex­ Athletic Commission Tuesday in mind right now. fight Turpin or anyone else as AMUSEMENT PARK innings of scoreless ball. Thc Philadelphia phenom has h,is grasp for seven innings, but perienced a peck of trouble before s~spended light heavyeight cham­ . "I'm going to talk this whole long as our terms and conditions 11 Rides compiled 22 victories, most in the Busby opened the eighth with a they won. pion Joey Maxim until he goes matter over with a lawyer," said are met. We should get more ' * * * majors, and has hurled four shut­ double t oright and shifted to In the only match that might through with a title defense Kearns. "We're not trying to duck money lor fighting Turpin than outs. He is seeking to become Cubs Win in 13 third on Clyde Kluttz's grounder really be called an upset, pretty against Britain's Randy Turpin in Turpin or anyone else. We had n Cockel\. Cock ell used to be our ROLLER RINK London. sparring partner. Turpin is rough­ pitching's first triple crown win­ CHICAGO (.4') - Dee Fondy to second baseman Nelson Fox. 14-year-old Anne Quast of Ever­ contract to fight Don CockeU - Open Every Nlte: 1:30 to IO:SO ett, Wash., beat Mrs. Lyle Bow­ The 30-year-old Maxim and his not 'l)urpin - for Solomons. We'll er and tougher and a better ga te ner since 1936 when Carl Hubbell used a one out single in the 13th Porterfield, who previously had Monday Nites Reserved man of Richmond, Calif., holder manager, Jack Kearns, both were attraction." of the Giants - also a leIthander Inning off Andy Hansen to give lost three 1-0 games and won one, for Private Parties the Chicago Cubs a thrill-packed singled to right to score Busby. of the TranS-Mississippi Women's suspended indefinitely for their Kearns and Maxim originally - led in victories, won-lost per­ 3-2 victory over the Philadelphia Porterfield, who won his lith title, on the 19th hole. present refusal to defend the Celebrates 'Night' signed to meet Cocke)], then centage and earned run efficiency. Phlllies Tuesday. decision, retired the first 11 White Miss Quast is the youngest crown against Turpin in London British and European light heavy­ Fondy's blow carried home Sox in order belore Orestes Mln­ player ever' to qualify for match this Sptember under the promo­ By Playing All 9 weight champion. CocJ{ell how­ Hank Sauer, whose ninth inning oso singled with two out in the play in this tournament as far as tion of England's Jack Solomons. ever, was knocked out by Jimmy double effected a 2-2 tie. fourth. USGA officials can remember. , The commission ruled unani­ Slade of New York and the fight FUNITURE AUCTION mously that Maxim and Kearns Baseball Positions Hansen, who gained his fourth Eddie Yost'~ pop fly single to Another of the younger genera­ was put off. Kearns claimed that of had "refused to honor an agree­ 1 :30 p.m., TODAY, August 27 triumph working in relief Monday center in the third inning was the tion feminine gollers, 19-year­ COLUMBIA, S.C. (IP) - The re­ the contract for a Cockell fight ment" to meet Turpin. as the PhilUes deteated the Cubs, Senator's only hit off Pierce until old Pat Lesser of Seattle, elim­ sourceful gent who kept the box expired last March. 906 East Market Street There had been talk that Max­ 6-3, in 10 Innings, suffered his the two successive blows that dc­ inated Pat O'Sullivan of Orange, score for Monday night's Colum­ Conn., a member of this year's im would defend his crown Property sold, owner closing out fine household lurnishings. fifth loss Tuesday. feated him. bia-Jacksonville South Atlantic NO JV THl YEAR Curtis Cup team, 3 and 2. against Jake La MOtta, the Bronx Large refrigerator; 2 9x12 rugs; washing machine; piano; large Bob Schultz, the Cubs' sopho­ League baseball game solved II No junior varsIty football squad Edean Anderson of Helena, Bull, in Detroit this fall but more southpaw, pitched the rlnal difficult problem by noting "z­ will be developed at SUI in 1952, chairs; some new furniture; studio couch; davenport; 2 chests of * * Mont., the Canadian Women's Kearns said, "We've got nothing four innings. He gave up one hit * played all pOSitions" under the Coach Evashevski said. Freshmen drawers; lamps; 2 dressers; good dining room suite; large metal BoSox Rack Tigers champion, and Barbara Romack - catcher Forrest Burgess' two name of Columbia's Bill Jankow­ are not eligible as they were in kitch~n cabinet; radio; single and double beds; lawn mower; BOSTON (.4") - The Boston of Sacramento, Calif., both had 1951 and Evy figures hc does not out single In the 11th. In fashion­ ski. desk; end, coffee and other 'tables. Too large a list of things to ing his fourth win against two Red Sox set oft five-rull scori"lt to play an extra hole to beat Mary . Maior Scoreboa rd have enough players for both var­ Sargent of Memphis, Tenn., and He was right. The feat was Jan­ sity and JV squads. Wally enumerate. Go 3 blocks east from Mercy Hospital. losses, Schultz walked tbree Phil­ bursts in the third and seventh AMERI AN STANDINOS kowski's way celebrating his Carol Diringer of Tift!n, re­ W L 1'.1. on ot Schwank will coach the freshman TUDOR CAR - Also 1937 FORD lies and struck out one. Innings Tuesday night while over­ 0., spectively. Misses Romack and New York . 73 53 .579 "night" and the Reds' first pen­ group in 1952. Last season whelming the Detroit Tigers, 11-3, Cleveland • 71 53 .573 1 nant in 31 years in the Sally Diringer were co-medalists last Boston 67 54 .554 3\1.0 Schwank's JV crew had a 2-21 behind Sid Hudson. The latter 1 League. J. A. O'Leary and E, Troyer, Auctioneers . * * * year. Wa.hlnglon 65 60 .520 7 • gave up seven hits, including Walt Philadelphia 63 59 .516 8 Blll started by pitching a hitless record. __~ ______~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Spahn Blanks Reds Dropo's 21st homer of the season, Mary Kathryn Wright, the new Chl ••,o . . . 65 61 .516 8 National Junior Girls champion St. Loulo . 52 76 .406 22 first inning. In the second inning CINCINNATI (.4') - Lefty War­ a two-run smash in the fourth Detrol t . . 42 82 .339 SO he went behind the plate. Thc ren Spahn pitched rive-hit ball inning. from La Jolla, Calif., lost Qut on TU~ld.r·1 Rt.ulls the 19th to Gloria Armstrong of Cl.v.land 8. Philadelphl. 3 III InnlnllSl third saw him pl;ly lirst base. He Tuesday night to give the Boston T~e Red Sox clinched their 15th W""hln.ton I. Chlca,o 0 shifted position at the start of CHESTERFIELD win in 18 tries against the last­ Alameda, Calif. . Bo.ton 11 , Detroit 3 Braves a 2-0 shutout over the Cin­ New York 6. St. Louis 3 each inning until he had complet­ cinnati Reds. The victory, Spahn's place Bengals at the expense of Tod.,'. Pilehers ed the circuit. At the ehd of eaeh 12th of the season as against 14 ex-teammate Bill Wight, who was Chlc"O 01 Washington Inlght) - Homers Win Game Slobb. 17·10' v •. Moreno 1.8-81. frame the wife o[ one 01 his tcam­ losses, put the Beantowners solid­ replaced by Hal White after the Cleveland al PhiladelphIa - Garcia motes would present him a check ly in the sixth place and dropped third inning explosion. (,16·81 VI. Kellner 19-111. In Little League St. Louis at New York - Byrne 18·131 - he picked up over $200 [01' th'O! the Rhinelanders back to the sev­ VI. Reynolds 115·81. nIght's work. Detroit at BOlton - MadtsoQ (t··2, va. enth slot. Starter Bud Podbielan, U.S. Golf Team Title Tournament Brodowski 15·41 or Parnell flO-71. And, to top it off, in the bottom FIRST PREMIUM charged with his third loss as of the ninth his two-rull, two-out WILLIAMSPORT, PA, (.4')­ NATIONAL STANDING S against one win, gave up only tour W L Pel. OU single kept alive the rally which hits until replaced on the mound rakes Early Lead Two homers good for seven runs Br""klYn . 81 39 .875 brought the Reds a 6-5 victory. powered Norwalk, Conn., to a 10- New York . . 71 50 .587 JO'. In the ninth inning. St. Loull . 72 53 .576 11 "" Sid Gordon drew first blood for Over Canada Pros 7 victory OVer Whiting, Ind., Tues­ Philadelphia • 65 " .533 17 OLSON FIGHT TONIGHT day in a first round game of the Chlco,o . , 61 65 .484 23 NEW YORK UP) - Cal Bobo the Braves in the fifth ' with his MONTREAL (.4") - The United Bo.. ton . 53 68 .438 28 1'2 21st home run of the season over Little League Baseball World Se­ CIncinnati .. 54 71 .432 29 1• Olson, the improving Hawaiian States' team of crack professional ries. Pluaburgh 37 91 .289 48 middleweight, was rated a 2 to I UALITYI CIGARETTE the lefttield wall. Tuel d&1 '. Jluulls golfers opened up a 7~ to 1 ~ The decision qualified Norwalk Chlcalo 3. Philadelphia 2 ,u Innlng.1 favorite Tuesday to make New lead over Canada in the first to play San Diego ,Calif., Wed­ Bolton 2. Cincinnatf a York's Gene "Silent" Hairston his TO OFFER BOTH REGULAR & KING-SIZE Hopkins Trophy matches, winning New York 14. PftLgrand slam homer in FOR CHESTERFIELD­ OTHER KING·SIZE Billy Martin opened tlle Yank of 18 holes and dividing the third the second Inning and shortstop WUiSilV NOW! ( (l" 10.' ".' I' too I CIGARETTE ninth with a single. Phil Rizzuto afternoon 18. Julio Landa clubbed a fourth-in­ EITHER WAY YOU attempted to bunt Martin uP ' a Dave Douglas of Newark, pel., ning homer with two men on to Trapped In A Deadly Game LIKE 'EM notch but he forced his keystone and Ted Kroll of New Hartford, win for Norwalk. The Connecticut Where He Could Lose Only Once! mate at second. Johnny Mize N. Y., were the big winners for team had only one other hit whi batted for winning pitche Bob the U.S. as they trounced the Whiting collected five. Kuzava, and fouled ,?ut to catcher Canadian pair of Stan Leonard .of Vancouver and Pat Fletcher of "Doors Open 1:15-9:45" Saskatoon, 8 and 7. Douglas and SHIRLEY YAMAGUCHI' DON TAYLOR Rugged Tackle Kroll led all the way. ~I U.S. open champlo Julius Bo- .., ~= . JAPANESE WAR BRIDE ros of Southel'l) Pint!s, N.C., and _ - Doug Ford of Harrison, N.Y ., scored the most sensational vic- ""NOS.,. tory. coming from behind at the _.... ______NOW TBU.RSDAY" 18-hole ~ark to defeat Bibby Locke, British Open champion, and Jules Hout, of Montreal, 2 and 1. ' I~:~~~'...... 11 .... 11 ~l Hout and Locke, South African WILLIAM ONANCY 11 "JRANII star playing with the Canadian B_OLDEN· LSON·wVF',JOY team because he is a member of the Canadian PGA, were one up arter the morning round, but could h/lUl not hold their lead. CO·BlT STARTS THURSDAY I-hFaONTI&a kBvaNOE" love aete. Shl tea BOTH regular and king-size Chester­ BOTH are much milder with an extraor­ Hat< fields are premium quality cigarettes and ' dinarily good taste and, from the report come in the sruart white pack, of a well-known research organization- a 10 no unpleasant after-taste. ' frier BOTH contain only those proven ingre­ 18p.1! Iowa may be short'in good U:e dients that make Chesterfield the best BOT H are exactly the same in all respects. prospects lor tbe coming season, There is ablolutely no difference except thctI possible smoke : the world's best tobaccos, to P but bere's one player that won't king-size Chesterfield i. larger-c:ontains cell­ be overmatC!hed. He's Pete Span­ pUl'e, more costly moistening agents (to beiIJI jer, the filth in the series of keep them tasty and fresh) , the best ciga­ siderably more of the lame tobaccos~ Eva Hawkeye football players to be rette paper that money can buy - nothing more to give you a 21 ~ ~onger .mok., yet j ustj carried by The Dally Iowan until else. COltl little more. • practices begin next week. Peter was a regular defensive ~...... - tackle in both 1950 and 19~ I. He 1. rUlled and quick to diagnose the plays while on defense, and could be in line for all-conference ' . l1onors this year.