, The Weather Serving the State Paril~ c:1 ....~ aDd hot University of Iowa t • d a ~ wtth eeaUeftd tJuIIIdenbew... II1P Ie ••~, " .. 1M; low, 73 Campus and to 7'. Paril, eloa4J aDd at· Mt qatte 10 ...... Wed Iowa City D"",,~. Elt. 1868 - AP LeaMd Wire, Wirephoto - Five C.nta Iowa City, Iowa, Tuesday. July 20, 1954 Western Powers Agr'ee To Form AS.ian Treatv Indochina Cease -Fire McCart~y Ejects Man t:~::gD~~I, Expected by Deadline GENEVA (JP)-The three Western DOwers have agreed to torm a Southeut Asia Treaty Organization to seal oft that region trom (urther Communi t penetration, Western diplomatic sources said From Defense Hearing Senator Says Monday night. This Information was given as a high Western source declared * * * WASH[NGTON (.4')- Sen. Jo- WASHINGTON (A')-Sen. AI- · P bert Gore (D-Tenn.) Monday the "best advice" was that French Premier Mendes-Fral]ce, bar- n ers ostpones seph McCarthy (R-Wis.) went capitol police to remove Woj- described a proposed Atomic rl1la an unforeseen last minute fla d back to hunting Communists chowskl trom the he ring room, Energy commission power con- Monday, presiding at a brief but saying he would have a chance tract . volvlng the Tennessee ~gns Post snag, would achie~e a cease-tire " T C d Cohn Resl in Indochina by mldnjght tonight Ion 0 on emn lively hearing during which: to come back later and testily. Valley Authority as "a crooked Mot He Is under subpoena. deal." CST), the deadline he ' T t" 1. Charles Wojchowskl, who Gt a tl saoIs t es titled h e k new It tormer President Harry As Chief Counsel, ~!sp;: , MCC a rth YS ac ICS works at the Allis Chalmers Yates C. Holmes and Edward Truman had proposed such a Western Informants said Bri plant in Boston, was ejected after Garfield and had attended Com- contract, Gore said. "The top tain, France and the United WASHINGTON (JP) - Sen. making some references to "stool munist party meetings with would have been blown oft the 2Newspapers Say Ralph E. Flanders (R-Vt.) Mon States have rejected outright pigeons and informers." them. McCarthy said both men Capitol" and impeachment pro NEW YORK (JPj - Roy M. day postponed until July 30 his worked tor Allis Chalmers and ceedings would have been start- Communist demands that they Bttempt to force a showdown 2. Lawrence W. Parrish, an that they would appear before Cohn, storm center ot the sen employe of the Bethlehem Steel th b T ed. ate I permanent Investlaatlons live up plans f.or SEATO" pai1 senate vote on his resolution to e su committee uesday. But the proposal Is not Ie,s condemn the Investigative tac Co. at Quincy, Mass., was ex- C n>AlI TMUtJ • d I "b i f subcommittee, was reported of an Indochlnll settlement, and tics ot Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy cused as a witness because the ou .,.. PS' , ee 'scan a ous ecause I was 0 - Monday to have submitted his wlll ,0 abead with the South subpoena served on him was The other undercov',r man was fered by a different admlnlstra- resignation as chief counsel. (R-WIs.). east Asian defense sy~tem re meant (or another man with a William Teto ot Ashl>y, Mass. He tion, Gore aid in a senate Cohn. a New York lawyer, His decision not to Introduce similar name. teljtltied that throlAgh "a care- speech. co-starred with Sen. Joseph R. gardlus of whether the ~neva the censure motion Tuesday 3S fully worked out plan of the No Sim of Letup McCarthy (R-Wis.» In recent conference achieves an armi planned, Flanders said, stem 3. Two former undercover FBI" he became II shop steward "H's a crooked deal," he de- Washington hearings in which stice. med primarily fi'om a desire agents tor the FBI ticked off the for the United Electrical Work- clared. the army accused them of bring Bed BenIn" GranCed thai the vote "be as massive and names of nJne industrial work- ers union at the General Electric Sen. William Knowland of Ing Improper pressure in behalf bipartisan as possible." The pro ers, includin, Wojchowskl who plant In BOlton arid eventually Calilornia, the Republican lIoor (A I' "'.repb.'. of army Pvt. G. David Schine, However. Mendes-France and posal, he said "t'epresents an ex they said are Communists or had "hit the jackpCot" by havIng hlm- leader, said alter a meeting of STEPS UP RACE AGAINST CLOCK-Franee', Premier Pierre tormer subcommittee aide. British ForeilD Secretfry An pression of conscience of the been members of the party in the sell named IS an International GOP congressional leaders at Mendea-France I, all mlles at tbe Hotel du Rhone, U.S. dele,a The Chicago Tribune and the thony Eden were reported to senate," past. I field organlz~ tor the union. the White House that he hoped Lion beadquarter. In Geneva, Switzerland, Monday. The French New York Dally Mirror quoted have bowed to Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov's de Lists Three Reasons Has 133 Names He said that In General Elec- the voting could start Monday, ollioial ,upped up his race acainet !he clock for an IndochJneae Cohn as saying he had tender mands that the three Indochi In a statement, Flander link McCarthy repeated at the trlc plants the Reds found they but there was no immediate sIan armistice amid rlsln, hope8 that peace Is In allht. ed his resignation. Cohn could not be reached for comment on nese states--.Laos, Cam90dla and ed lhe postponement to three hearing that he has the names ot could get "any information" they of any letup in the oratory. what is left of Viet Nam-be left factors: 133 persons who are apparently wanted from persons they had Knowland declared the r e 'the reports, His family here said he was out of town. out 01 SEATO. I. A request by Democratic Communists and who work in placed In strategic jobs In the would be no compromise on the defense plants. He said he used plants bill and predicted an adminls- Marie Dionne Leaves Tribune Qu.otu Cohn But officials said this "neu Sen. John L. McClellan, who is The Tribune in a dispatch traliza Uon" ot the three stu tell campaigning in Arkansas lor re the word "apparently" because Teto named Walno Nisula, tration victory. some of them may be FBI agents. Walno Suokko, Joseph Mattson, Power for TVA from Washington quoted Cohn would not prevent SEA TO from election, that conSideration be as saying: guaranteel~ their fron lers. delayed · until he can be present. It was the first time in four Mrs. Helen Judelon Maikinen Gore's hours-long discourse, Convent, May Return "I teel that my helpfuiness to Molotov and Chou En-Lal, Flanders said McClellan had months that McCarthy has pre- and Eine Lahti a& havlni been centered on President Eisenhow CALLANDER, Onto (JP) ------.,.- the subcommittee has been suggested July 30 in a weekend sided at a public ses.~lon of his Communists in the past and er's contract with a private util Red Chinese Premle~-lorelgn. Poor health, loss of appetite and was to come home. brought to the vanishing point. minister, were . said 10 have conference with him here. The senate investigations subcommlt- whom he now believp~ to hI! ity known as the Dixon-Yates extreme homesickness were the "I inlend to stay home for In any future Investigation In agreed that some French mlll Arkansas primary will be held tee. He yielded the chair to Sen. employed at the General Electric group. lor 600.000 kilowatts o( reasons Marie Dionne, one of which I appeared as chief coun July 27. Karl Mundt (R-S.D.) during the plant in Fltchbura, Ma,q. ,power to be dellvered to TVA at the rest ot the summer, anyway. tar,)' personnel could remaln 1n Canada's famed quintuplets, left sel, all the slanders voiced the three states to advi e on McCarthy-Army hearings, In 1\ No. Employed Memphis. the Quebec convent she entered After I have regained my health, 2. To give otber senators "an I will decide whether or not against me would be repeated thell' defense. Whether 1.h om opportunity to examine tho!' which he was Involved as a prln- In Fitchburg, a Gl!: spokesman TVA would use this power to only last tall, she said Monday. to minimize the evidence pres 'paL raid none of the live Teto named serve customers In the Memphis to return to the sisters." munlsts would demapd In return oughly the signiticance of the cI Marie, home again with her ented." Monday's leadoff witness was are engaged In detense work.. He area and would continue to de- tour sisters, told hf'r story to Marie Considered Delleate the keeping ot Chil'lese Commu proposal and to make the neces In Washington, McCarthy said, nist personnel in Ho cbi Minh's Siry IIrrangements to be pres James W. Glatis, who testified he was unable to say whether any llver a similar amount of power newsmen. Leaving the convent of Her father said he had re "I have received no resignation. northern pert of Viet Nam wall worked his way inlo the inner of them had tOl!merly worked on to the atomic plant at Paducah, the Sisters of the Blessed Sacra- ent." ceived a letter trom the mother If one was sent, 1 hope it gets not yet known. Won" Del&y L~latlon circles of the Communist appar- classified work. Ky. ment was not a final break. Since superior of the convent saying lost In the malls. ] have urged atus In the BoRton ~rea aM an Teto also mentioned a "Larry The proposal is a substitute she has not taken ber final she thought Marie was "a little that he not submit a resigna AnDIsUee a Cenabtty 3. 'Concern expressed by "the -nt. Parish," and FrancL5 P. Carr. the tor TVA' plan to build 8 POWe'l' h ' ( . Lith Pham Van Don.... lorelgn mIn FBI a.. ~ vows, s e IS ree 0 eav e tQo eHelate to endUre the vig tion." Republican leadership" that de CaU Wolobowald Red subcommitt~fs chief of staft, plllnt at Fulton, Tenn .• 30 miles order any time she wants and orous requirements of the or Urced Mombell to Re_ln Ister. of ftfe Viet mini) rebels, said bate on the motion would delay ft'" asked it Ptll,llsh were in the room. northeast of Memphis, with he 'ill "abaolutely sure" 811 armi After Glatls h a d reterr<:u return taler if she chooses. der." The mother superior add McCarthy said "several" staff lor several days President Eis briefly to WOJ'chowski being a A man stepped forward alld funds It asked congress to ap- ed everyone was !lorry to see members have otfered to reslJn, stice wlU be sliDed in Geneva. enhower's legislative program. fellow Red. McCarthy Interrupt- sa,Id "I' m th e man w h 0 recelV . ed propria. t e. B 0 th th C b u d get' b u- After Marle told her story, her go. but that "I have urged them Thls statement "'liB made in a Flanders said he was "most un ed him to Inquire It Wojchowskl th. e summons.II H e Id en tit! e d reau an d congress so ~l.ar have one of her quint sisters, Emilie. Marle'$ tasks at the convent back to" and that he .~j:i6cts M II r conference nmlted to ~ L W P . h f d t th disclosed she is considering be- wl!1ing to be a party to such de were present. hi mse If as awrence . arrlS re use 0 8.l))prove e appro- consisted of work on priests' them to stay on the job. Fl'ench newsmen, who related lay." and soon con4nnced Carr that the priation. coming a nun herself. The Tribune quoted McCarthy Dong was in a h'lendly mood. A short. stocky young man Marie Gives Reason vestments, altar cloths and oth 'The 73-year-old Vermont se with a crew haircut arose and subpoena had been served on Gore, who among others has er religiOUS articles. She took as saying the departure ot Col'n Western sources disclosed that nator's one-sentence motion hits identified' himself as Wojchow- him in error. charged that the AEC does not Surrounded by the sisters only brlel periods lor recrea would be "on~ of the greatest Mendes-France has su~mlted a, squarely at loIcCarthy's conduct ski. The, senator asked him if Teto said he didn't know Par- have authority under the law to EmiUe. Annette, Cecile. and tion. victories ever scored by the new compromise partition plan as chairman of the senate inves he wouJd like to be sworn in as rish and was taking about an- execute the proposed contract, Yvonne - Marie gave her m- Return Caues ReJoIOin' Communist party of the U. S." based on the 18th parallel as a tigations subcommittee, declar other a named La T ..tta k ddt b S !ervlew at the home 01 her la- The Tribune said that a sub a witness so he could affirm or m n wrence . Q C e an amen men y en. She had become a postulant c1earcut line across Viet Nam. Ing, "It is unbecoming a mem deny his Communist afliliations. Parish. McCarthy said Parrish Hom e r Ferguson (R - Mich.) ther. Oliva Dionne. committee meeting Tuesday UnCier this plan, the French ber rJ1 the U. S ,senate, is con or candidate lor the order last Cohn taced possible ouster and "I'd like to know what the would be sent home with an which would specifically autho- "My health has been poor re- Nov. 3. Then, last May 24, just would evacuate Hanoi and Hai trary to senat~rial traditions, charges a~e, who the accusers apology. rize a contract for replacement cently, and my appetite has al that Senators Everett Dirksen phong, but vadually enough to and tends to bring tile senate In four days before her 20th birth (R-lIJ.» and Karl E. Munut are," WoJchowski shouted. "I'd McCarthy and Mundt were the power to be supplied to the TVA so suffered," she said. "I was day, she donned the white garb give anU-Communlst civilians to dlsrepu., and such conduct like to have time to prepare." He only members ot the sUbcommit- Instead of directly to an atomic I very lonely, too. I decided the (-S.D.) suggested a resignation time to leave. Is hereby condemned." 01 a novice and took her temp would "ease the situation." said a telegram praatically con- tee present at the hearing. plant. only intelligent thing I could do CUlet DtmilllarlUd MoCarthy, who has ca led orary vows of poverty, chastity Otben MaS' Rs.n Flanders "senile," has declined vlcting him had been sent to his and obedience. Should she re The New York Mirror said The two cities and Uw Roman employer and had just about cost turn, she could take the linal /0 comment on the speech or Cohn told It "three or four" oth Catholic areas of the ~ed river resolution. him his job. vows after two more years. er staU members will resign delta would be demilitarized. Orden Wojehow.kl Expelled 'Point 01 No Return' Opens Her father said he had ex soon. T~ newapllper mention Slmilar areal In rebel hands "I don't know who the stool pected Marie might leave after ed as possibilities Francis Carr. would be demllltarized south of * * * pigeons and informers are," Woj receiving a letter from her last James N. Juliana, Donald Sur the parallel. A neutral armistice chowski sald. week In which she said she ine and Thomas Lavenia. commission would supervise the McCarthy became incensed at Tonight at Summer Theatre was homesick-. The Mirror said Cohn submit demilitarization. this, saying: "You are not going There was great rejoicing at ted his restgnation durin, a This "'" believed to be the to come here and call and FBI "Point ot No Return," John P. the Dionne household over hav weekend meeting with McCar highest price Mendes-France Is altent a stool pigeon'" He ordered ing the quints together. The thy, Mundt and Dirksen. Marquand's best-selllng novel, Rae Krattt, AS, Mason City. exchangeable for tickets during ,prepared to pay to at hl$ cease will ,be presented by the Univer tather salt! It was "like Christ fire in tlme. He promised the .Craln To Direct Play the summer session. mas to have Marje home again." sity theatre tonight as the sec Dr. Harold Crain will direct Tickets may also be purchased French parliament a month a,o Raw Retribution ond prod\.lctlon of the summer the play. at the theater box oUice the that he would win a ceaseflre in series of plays. Curtain time is Tickets may be purchased at night of the performance. Box Senate Group Asks Indochina by midnight July 20 or resign. PASSlAC, N.J. (~Two mo 8 p.m. The play wlll continue the theater ticket o11ice, room office will open at 7 p.m. Res Death Toll 'Reaches toriBis got into an argument over through Friday. 8A. Schaeffer hall. All seais are ervations may be made by call FBI To Investigate a minor collision early Monday Marquand's comedy, adapted $1.25. Student In cards are not ing university extension 2215. and hiked off to police head for the tbeater by Paul Osborn, 260 as Heat Wave Rain in C~ntf(fVille quarters to settle the dispute. is the story of the struggJe of * * * * * * 'Phony' Telegram 'Pollee couldn't determine how Charles Gray to become a vlce Start. Specu(btion the mishap occurred or who was president of a New York bank. Scorches Midwest WASHINGTON (.4')- The sen to blame so the pair hopped into Memories of his home town llfe ate banking committee disclosed Among Reslaen', their cars and headed back to and his tight to obtain financial BUstering hest seared much Monday that someone signed the the scene. success and win the home town ot the cOuntry's central section name of Chairman Homer Cape CENTERVILLE (JP) - R a i n On the way, the cars collided girl playa large part in his cru Monday. hart (R-Ind.) to a "pbony" tele- that tell In parched Appanoose again and one of the motorists cial flgh t to gain the vice-presi It ruthlessly added to an awe- gram which brouaht two St. county Monday was wet and al was taken to a hospital after his dency. some heat wave death toll. Louis court otCiclals here to tea luring enough to arouse interest Ralph Flanders Crop, cattle and poultry losses tlfy about a 1916 larceny case In neighborlna Wayne county, car rolled over and landed on Geor~ TouUatos, G, Memphis, JJelays Motion top of a parked car. mounted. against Clyde L. Powell, a for- which did not get a drop. Tenn., "Ii;. tbe part of Charles The hot siege has taken at mer federal hOUlllng oUicial. G r a ,)'. Dorothy Buehler, G, It epro~ted a rumor that resi least 260 lives. Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell dents of the adjolnln, county Cleveland, 0 h 10, is Nancy, Temperatures of 100 - plus and the FBI were requested to Gray's wite. were eaaer to raise '2,000 or gave blowtorch weather to most 1'\Uncn an Inquiry at once to find more to .et the St. Louis, Mo. 2 Cblldrea la cut of Missouri, Oklahoma and Kan- out who ,lent the wire asking the rainmaker, now at Centerville, to , World News ·Briefs Two Iowa City children, Mar sas. And neighboring states in St. Louis men to come to Wash send lome moisture their way. the central section recorded ington. They were James Mc ,A Cond.nsotion of Late D.vetopments . garet Crain and Bill Bywater, Whether the rain that fell play the two Gray children. readings hovering at the 106 Ateer. and T. J. ~vanaugh, Monday morning in this area Jessica, the home town girl, is .mark or in the 90's. Most uf clerk' and chief deputy clerk of wu due to natural prt!t!lpltaUon played by Shirley Gillespie, G, the South chalked up 9O-devee the criminal division ot the St. or the cloud-seed ina activities ot Senate Group Approves Death Penalty for Spying Iowa City, and Douglas Poulter, temperatures. LouIs court. Armand laacheo, of the Weather G, Lake Geneva, Wis., portrays An Associated Press survey The Incident interrupted the Corp. of America, didn't seem to WASHINGTON (JPj-The senate judiciary committee Monday her aristocratic father, Laurence showed most of the heat wave committee's Investigation of a make much difference here. deaths occurred in Missouri, "windfall" of nearly a million approved le,lslation to make Ipeace-time spyi~ punishable by LoueU. Farmers and bUlineumen ot death. Th~ measure, already passed ,by the house, also generally Others in the, cast are Fred Oklahoma, Kansas and Illinois. doLla.rs to backel'll ot an Ohio Missouri had IH, Oklahoma 60, housing project. The group went Appanoose county retained Ja Ulhtena the espionage and sabotage laws. It would require that all Rhos", G, Clarinda, 'Sam Sml licheo'. Hrvlce. tor one week tor persona trained in espionage or sabotage by foreign powers mu.t ley, G, Coh~mblJl, Ind., Bob Gol Kansas 38, and Illinois 14. into a brief executive session be Eighteen other states each re- fore announcina the discovery 01 12,000. He has until next Friday realster with the attorney general. Sponaors of the legislation have ter, G, Iowa City. O'FerreU Nel to continue his efforts to produce l!&ted that they do not eX'pect saboteurs to reJiater, but they said son, G, Memphis, Tenn., Patrick ported less than 8 deaths du~ the false telegram. to scorching weather. Powell, tOf'mer l118i.stant com- rain unl... the county makes a the provision would aid the prosecution of subversives. Lemmers, A', Omaha, Neb., longer contract with him. • •• Lawrence Stine, G, Edinburg, In downstate Illinois. one a,- missioner of the Federal Housing Ind., Larry LeBron, A4, Omaha. rricultural association . counted administration, rl!llaned about Iaacheo did not lay "y.. " or 9,000 dead chickens In a three- the tlme the hOUlina investi,a- "no" as to whether the leedinl New British Jetliner Completes Maiden Flight Neb., ~chard Knaub, G, Ren neselaer, Ind., Joan Knaub, G, day period. In Macoupln coun- tion broke In April. He has twice ot clouda before and after dawn ty, farmers said so many hop refused to aJlIwer Capehart's wu r~bie for the rain that HATFIELD, England iJP)-The British Comet III Jetliner, de Renneselaer, Ind. I (Dall, •••a. PIo ... h IFru" .all) ~ndant of the lII-fated Comet I, .u~tully completed her maid Mary Kettlelramp, A3, Mono THE MAIN CHARACTBRS 01 "Poln' 0' No Retul'll," wbleb opeJJa had died ot the heat that the questions, either about his otfJ- fell at a L", and .pin about en fllaht Monday night. The Comet UI, deu,ned lor the AtlaDt.!C na, WlUlam Vilhauer, G, Stock at I p.m. toal.. bt at tile UnivenUy Uleaue, &ake part In a drea caracasses were ordered burned cial actions or h1I record of ar- 8:30 a.m. run, was .lot! for 85 mlnutl!l. The <:.omet r was withdrawn from ton, Mo., Paul Richer, AS, Mason rebearaal Monda,. Georce ToaDalol, G, Memltbla, TeaL, pia,. since reduction plants were too resta before joinJllI the FHA 20 The Iowa 'arm bureau office BOAC service after severalltlll unexplained eraltiH. Production of City, Franklin Moller, G, Mt. &be leadl_ maa, Charles Gra,. TIle leadlnr lady is Doro&b, HEAT WAVE- 'years ago. He pleaded his consti- here reported tl\e moilture 1WU the Comet II, which had passed all tests, hu been .Il.pended until Ayr, Nan Parker, G, Dallas, Tex., Buehler, G, C1evelaad, Oblo, ...... pia,. Naac, Gra" The pia, (Continued on Page 3) tuUona! immunity from self in- too .UIbJ to do much .004 tor the myltery of the Comet II crashes Is solved. Albert F"nco, 0, Iowa City, and wUI nm &broqb i'rtday, ______~-----_ crimination. tann eropl. "Ii ~m DArt,. 'iOWAN-Iowa tit,. Ia.-Tau. Jab ZI, tUI . - M~unl.ainee.rs .Plan I.oflicial dai/~ Missile Mile' Mystery Chmbmg Trips m3 ' Windshields Also Shattered in England; European Countries B (.J L LET I It I .~ Some Britons Blame Angry Spedre TUESDAY. JULY ZI, 1954 Scaling the Jung Frau, Mont .,. II.£NRY C• • ilCBOLAS Blanc, the Matterhorn and other UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Ve,,1 PftIIII CorrespoDdent eIse. It stated thai an examina· famed peaks in the Swiss Alps, UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Item. are seheduled LONDON, England _ Reports tion of the laboratory's green- Austrian Tyrol and Italian Dol- \ iD tbe Pl'elldem'. office. Old CaJritol. houses, where 11 variety of plants emites this summer will be mem- from tlte United States telling of were growing. had revealed that bers and guests of SUI's Iowa Tuesclay, July 20 Tuesday, AuC1Jll~ 3 the mysterious pocking and shat- . not a single window - RUtO or Mountaineers. B p.m.-Play, "Point of No 8:00 p.m. - Summer seuioD terin.' of automobile windshields \. ~therwlse - .was pitted. either From August 13 to September Return." Theatre. lecture: Norman Thomas. west has intenslfied the interest of the lDSide or outsIde. 12 (or 19, depending upon how WedDesday, .Jub 21 approach or Old Capitol. In cue o! fain will be held in Macbride poUce a lonely atretch of high- , .if these denials by the long the individual chooses to 8 p.m. - Play, "Point of N'l ld Eve~ auditorium. '\'ay be1\veen London and P (is- ~th.onhes were. made for ~a- remain), the Iowa Mountaineers Return." Theatre. . . 0 • I tnotic reasons. I t still TCmalnS will be on their 1954 European Thursday, July 22 8 p.rp. - Play. "The LadY'_ m~uth, :WhIch the mysterY-.lovmg Ithe oddest of mysteries. Why do outing. They will travel through 8:00 p.m. -_ Summer ,ession Not for Burning." Theatre. Brttish have named the Missile these powerful waves only pit six European ('ountries. explor- lecture: Toyohlko Kagawa, main Wednesday, AUlust 4 Mile. and shatter windshields, never inl the heights ot the Ortler, lounge, Iowa Union. 8 p.m. - Play, "The Lad)"1 Is For the la t four years Ihis house windows? Why the Be r n Ina. and Grossglockner, 8 p.m.-Play. "Point of No Not for Burning," Theatre. damage never done except on the mountains. and driving o\ler such Return." Theatre. Tbursday, AUlUt 5 road hBJ been under observation Missile Mile? Why don't the oc scenic roads and passes as the Frtday... uJy 23 8 p.m. - Play, "The Lady', by the l<]liee and no explanation cupants of the car ever feel the Thurn. Tre Croci. Julier, and 8 p.m. - Play, "Point of No Not has been found {or the eerie mock of the powerCul wave? for Burning," Thealre. many others. Return." Theatre. Friday, AUlUst I events which are continually oc One popular and widely circu VlsIU~ Plaees Listed Monday, July 26 lated theory. which fits in with 8 p.m. - Play, "The Lad1'. curringIJhCl·C. They will visit Frankfurt. 6chool uuilding conference, Not for Burning," Theatre. 1950 Richard Dimbleby, a British tradition, is that the dam Munich. Innsbruck, Cortina. Bal- Continuation Center. In age to the windshields is the MODday, Aul'ust 9 radio announcer. wcnt to thc po zano, Pon!resim!. St. Moritz. Lu- Tuesda,. July 27 work of a ghost. cerne. Interlaken, and other capi- 8 p.m. - Summer Ope!'a. Registration for independelt lice with an odd complaint. He According to this story, a cen tals of the mountlan-climbing "Love for Three Oranges," Mac study unit. said hc had been driving down tury ago a country swain and his world. Paris and London are also bride aUditorium. Tuesday, AUluli 10 • that portion of highway now sweetheart were walking down on their itinerary. School building conference Registration for independent known ~ Missile Mile when the this stretch of highway when John Ebert, leader of this ends. study unit. two runaway horses hauUng a .. nd ill ell 1 said . .. yotl wouldn't clare . . .!" windshield of his car shattered. t year's outing, invites those who Wednesday, .lui, 28 Wednesday, AllI'ust 11 loaded wagon ran them down. "possess excellent mental and B p.m. - Summer Opera, 5:00 p.m. - Close of summer According to his story, when it The girl died but the man re. physi~al health," and who are "Love for Three Oranges," Mac session. happened he had a clear view ot covered. For the rest ot his life experienced nature photograph- I bride auditorium. 7:30 p.m. - University com. tile road on both sides, had not the lover is said to have hated Reports of Meteors Judge TroH Puts ers, hikers or mountaineers 10 Thursda)', .July 29 mencement, field hoUSe. heard a shot and not a person horsCi, and caused many acd· Interpreting participate. Qualified hl.king and 8 p.m. - Summer Opera. Art exhibit of 60 American art. dents by jumping out from be was In sight. The police investi climbing leaders will be avail- "Love for Three Oranges," Mac ists ends. hind a trcc and frightenJng them. I~crease in Summer, New Motor Vehide Thursday, Aueullt t2 iated. found nothing. able to lead activities, he says. bride auditorium. After his death. 'tis said. he the News Those interested may inquire for Friday, July 30 Opening of independent stud1 HowClLCr, soon the police be continued to appear as a ghost, Prof. . Wylie Says Policy I~to Effect further information from Ebert Cerebral Palsy workshop ends. unit for graduate students. .an reeslvlng I'eports from one frightening horses and causing By WILLIAM L. RYAN by mail at Iowa Mountaineers (For la/ormation rerardln&' dates beyond this schedule, car oWMr after another saying runaways and accidents. How Reports of meteors are in AP ForelI'D News AnaIY8~ Pollce Court Judge Emil G. European Outing, P.O. Box 163. his automobile had su(fered the lee reaervatloDS in the office of the Presldent, 01. Capitol). ever, with the coming of the creased during warm weather For J. M. Roberts Trott's new policy oC suspend Iowa City. Iowa. lame damage and 1l1ways on the automobile he disappeared. Now. because more people are out Those going on the outing will doors to see them. Prot. C. C. 'fhe United States has learned ing drivers licenses 101· moving same slreteh of highway. some local residents believe, the fly TWA via Chicago and New The police made another in shost has returned and is ob Wylie of the sur astronomy de a lot of hard lessons in the Indo mg drivers' licenses lor moving partment said Monday. York to Frankfurt. Germany, and vestigation and concluded that taining his revenge by smashing china debacle. One lesson uSeful vohiele \'iolations went into ef return TWA from Paris via Lon GENERAL NOTICE,S "Actually, meteors fall at all the wind hleld, had been dam the windshield "eye" of this new in Washington is this: Beware at fect Monday. don, New York and Chicago. GENERAL NOTICES should be deposited with the cl&7 editor .1 aged bt-stones thrown up by a times of the ,vear, but fewel· monster and make it "bUnd." Trott announced his new pol W11I Use Busses The Dally Iowan In the newsroom IJl the CommuDications Ceoter. speedln" car. Here, In our time, may be the people are outdoors to view wishful thinking. icy Wednesday. saying persons From FrankCurt to Paris. the NoUees must be submitted bJ 2 p.m. the day precedin, first pub· Thou~h local authorities or birth of another of Britain's Ca them during the winter months," When I was in Indochina and he said. convicted of moving vehicle vio hikers will travel in Volkswagen Ucatlon; they will NOT be aceepteil by phone, and mUllt be dered the road swept daily and mous ghosts which in the course elsewhere in southeast Asia re eight passenger "drive it your TYPED or LEGIBLY WRITTEN and SIGNED by a rellpoDSlble the police kept a wntchCul eye of time may become as famous Falling meleors Were spotted cently, it struck me tllat some lations would not only face fines on July 5, L3 and L4. Reports ~e1f" busses th I'ouglf the heart of person. lor speeding cars. the damage to a~ the ghost that ailegedly haunts American diplomatic and mili but also d~·ivers' license suspen what Ebert describes as the most wind hie Ids continu d. ihe Tower of London. have been received from points THE UNIVERSITY COOPER- THE ANNUAL EDUCATION in eastern Iowa, northwestern :ary personnel had developed the sions. spectacular scenic region in Eu- rope. alive baby sitUng league book wives' pictlic will be held ~t Scotland Yard was called in Jilinois, and southwestern Wis habit of assessing situations not He said Monday. that the but could lind no solution. The state department of public sate . Traveling as a group, special will be in the charge of Mrs. city park (upper southwest cor consin. as they were but lIS somebody in polle<' wtth trained dogs searched Meteors. great bodies of fire Iy actually suspends the license. dIScount:' will be available. Those Carl Couch {rom Jul 6 to Jul ner) on Sunday, July 25. at the countryside for miles on each Washington thought they should going WIll enjoy planned camp- , y .y in the sky, enter the earth's at Howeve'r, it does so upon the [ire programs and other club ac_ 120 . Telephone her at 8-1431 If 6 p.m. All education faculty, Ilide or t1te roadway. Thcy [ound be. (ity Record mosphere with tremendous graduate students and families nothlnj(§uspicious. One competent man in Indo- recommendation of such officials tivities held In "unusual environ- a sitter or information about speed. Their light is due to In are cordially invited. 'Bring The NaHonal Road Research candescence caused by the heat china was sendin!! home blister- as himself. Before announcing ment amidst spectacular scen- joining the group is desired. BIRTIIS your own sandwiches, beverage, laboratory made test runs to see generated by the resistance of ing reports 011 ~ view of the his new policy, Trott conferred ery." j( lhe Missile Milt! had a vibra MI'. and Mrs. faul Flannery. air. Those meteors that rea.::h with Safety Commissioner Pearl IOWA CHRISTIAN FEL- table service and a covered dish tion per,bd that smashed wind 517 Iowa ave., a boy Tuesday at the ground are called meteorites. situation there. He painted it lowship will hold its weekly to serve eight people. just as black as it was. He had McMurray and received bis shields. The conclusion reached Mercy hospital. Wylie recovered one 01 the H h' Warns meeting. Tuesday. July 20, at ,two large;>t meteorites falling in Httle faith in French ability to backing. jn a lengthy report \Vas that it Mr. and Mrs. Clement Thon- ump rey 7:30 p.m. in conierence room FAMILY-l'IITE AT 'mE FIELD cildn' t, the United Slates in the last 25 hold ott disaster, and he told Only one person appeared ~ ammo Riverside, a girl Tuesday years. This meteorite, weighing Of H 't W . C· · one of the Iowa Memorial Un- bouse will be from 7:30 to 9:30 The a1r ministry denied Bnd Washington about it. He was re- ~~!ce P~?l~~t r~IOl~~aJ ~ede~s~~~ " ea· ave nSls then demonstrated with tests that at Mercy hospital. 800 pounds, fell February J7, ion. The subject o[ study will p.m. every Wednesday during tile lts jet planes could not ha ve Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hedges, 1930 in Paragould. Ark. It set called. , tor a change of vellue. . WASHINGTON (~)- Sen. Hu- be the fourth chapter of the summer session. Summer sessioll smashed the windshlelds with R.R. 2, Iowa City. a boy Salur- and still holds the world's rec Victory Thoulhl Po8s1b1e Leota R. Connor, . We~t Llber- i bert Humphrey (D-Minn.) told Epistle to the Galatians. Mudenls, st'llff. and faculty are ord of being the largest stone supersonic bangs. To datc the But there werdlothers in Sai- ty. ~as charged. With Improper the senate Monday t.he nation invited to bring their spouses and dllY at Mercy hospital. meteorite not broken at time elf gon and HanOi tvho were saying passmg ~y the hIghway patrol. has only a tour-month supply of number tlf damaged windshields PLAY-NITE SCHED-PLE AT children [or swimming, badmin Mr. and Mrs. James Stahle, fall. -at lei!i1 to meptA.llt. victQry , ,', . surplus corn and that all of it I ~~ . the Missile. ,Mi.l~ . ?a~ . te~c~~~ SO'Jon, a 'CiTl Saturday at Mercy The other meteorite~ weighing was within the grasp of the M k C may be. needed to offset what he the field.ho~setor the 1954 sum- ton. croquet. and other family r.ospital. I 2,000 pounds, was recovered m~r sessIon IS every TUCiday and 1type game 'activities. For further It remained fOl' a London French. They hacf it all figured ar ramer Dies called terrible crop losses in the Mr. and Mrs. John Klein- I north of Norton, Kansas in Feb- out neatly. It too"" a catastrophe midwest heat wave. Friday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m' ll:1!ormation call x2226. newspaper to find what seemed . . ruary, 1948. It was broken at to be Itljc most rcasorrable ex bC;hmltt. R.R. 7, Iowa CIty, a boy time of fall, Wylie said. at Dien Bien Pbu change their Humphrey said in a brief for summer session students, ___ minds. ' ,0 In Plane Crash speech there wouid be enough planation. The "Graphic" dlscov ut Mercy hospital. staff, faculty and their spouses. I DR. M. J. LANGEVELD. 01· 1 was assured by these Ameri- corn "baj'ely to tide us through" cred that the British government S~cia1 inst:uction for non- I rector of the International Instl Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Rott, Ka cans Ihat the monsoon rains Funeral services for Mark the crop year and ridiculed the has a ~crct labot'Atory ol.lly lona, a boy Saturday at Mercy History Professor would interrupt the fighting at Cramer. 50, prominent Iowa and administration's proposed flex sWllnmers WIll be offered from tute of Educational Sciences about J~O yards !rpm Missile hospital. Dien Bien Phu, that the Commu- Nebraska newspaper publisher 'ible price support program. i:30 to 8:00 each night. University of Utrecht, iHOllan~ Mlle. ..)11 Ml·. and Mrs. James Buline. To Address 4-H He said the present program, This labol'atory is hidden be uists could not fight on in the .. will address the class in Princi- LObe Tree, a girl Saturday at rain at that pace, that there ~ ho w~s kIlled III a plane cr.ash guaranteeing 90 per cent sup ANY MEIIBER 0 F SUI hind W\n.e country buildings and Prot. WiHiam J Petersen of ports for corn. "is going to stand ' h' h pIes of Administration, (Dr. Mercy hospital. the SUI history department and would be a long lull during I to Demson Sa turday evenmg, Young R epubl Icans w 0 WIS es sUn1iun'ded by electronIc warn us weU" through what he called to attend the Young Republl- Knezevich) Wednesday, July 21, inls. Its10b, said the "Graphic." Mr. and Mr.s. Vern Aubrect. superintendent of the State His which the French would build will be held at 2 p.m. Wednes js to can vert electrical energy n.R. 2, Iowa Clt.V, a boy Sunday torical society, will give two up for their autumn operation day in the Presbyterian church the heat wave crisis. , cans state convention in Des at 2 p.m. in room 103, Eleclrical ,nto jntbnsely concentrated pres- at Mercy hospital. talks Thursday. July 22, to 4-H which was to be launched as at Wayne, Neb. Burial will be at Moines, July 22, please con-Engineering building, on the top· sure waves, and it is these waves Mr. and Mrs. Melvin KeSl;lel', girls at the state 4-H camp near the Navarre plan for victory. Denison. White Russians Urged tact Edward Failor at 8-3508 or ic "National Characteristics of I Cell. Henri Navarre. the Mr. Cramer ilnd Jack DeGard, Ella Mae Bal'tlf!Y at X2449 for (hat are smashing the wind- R.R. 2, West Branch, a girl Sun- Boone. To Return ·to U.S.S.R. I. further details. European Educational Systems." shlelds._ dllY at Mercy hospital. Petersen will speak In the af French commander in chief. ap- 27, Denison publisher. were re TOKYO (,IP)~ _ The Ru~ians OnotJ'hursday. July 22, at n ..8.m., · The government admitted the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grimm. ternoon on the "HIstory of the parently planned to launch a turning from a bUBiness trip to ll'U'ge-scale offensive in the. aut- Des Moines. The plane, owned by and their descendants who fled SUMMER HOURS FOR THE in room E)04. East hall., he will jaboratory but denied everything Marengo, a girl Sunday at Mer Des Moines Valley" and in the ! cy hospital. evening on "Dramatic Episodes umn with massive American Mr. Cramer. crashed ncar the the Communist revolution years University Library are as fol- address tbe class in Educational in Iowa History." help in the fOI·m of equipment Denison airport. Mr. DeGard was ago apparently are being cleared lows: Monday through Fil'iday, Psychology (Dr. Stroud) on th~ Mr. and Mrs. Glenn ,Kasper, The 4-H camp is located in and supplies. Everybody knew killed also. out of Communist China. A Pel- 6 a.m. to 9:50 p.m.; Saturday, topic. "Emotional Difficulties in R.R. 2. Iowa City, a girl Sunday part of the Des Moines valley. about the Navarre plan, includ- Mr. Cramer, of Wayne. Neb., ring broadcast heard here said 8 a.m. to 4:50 p.m.; and Sunday, Learning." 'falme,s To Hear at Mercy hospital. ing the Communists. The s~d owned substantial interests in "Soviet residents in China have 2 p.m. to 4:50 p.m. Desks will __iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii_ thing about it was that the Com- newspapers In MapLeton, Harlan, Worfester Spealc DEATHS warmly welcomed the recent de- cl<¥e at 4:50 p.m. on Friday, Ed dS R munists didn't see £it to alter Avoca, Knoxville. and Ida Grove cision of the government of the Departmental libraries will post war .. ose ' ChuckWorcestel', fnm direc David Waite. ~, Ventura, Sun WSUI PROGRAM their time table. in Iowa and in Auburn and St. USSR to take back to the home- their hours on the doors. lay... tor of r~lio station WMT in Ce You have the privilege of day at University hospitals. oUter Dal1&'ers Expected ~aul. Neb. He was publisher of land Soviet citizens who have dar Rapids, will be the featured choosing your PHARMACY Arthur Lahman. 57, Cedar .CALENDAR There will be other dangerous the Denison Review and the been living in China." FRENCH PH. D. READING speaker..,at the annual Johnson Rapids, Sunday at University -if it's Drugs-Medicihes T .....,.. ':v, J9~4 situations popping up in Asia Wayne Herald. Russia made a pitch to get examination will be given Sat ~ounty farm bUI'eau picnic July July Vitamins - a PRESCRIP hospitals. 8:00 Mamlne Chapel from here on. If Washington is to Surviving are his widow, 'Mar back the White Russians in Chl- urday, August 7, 1954, from 7 TION to be fiUed - come to 2~ at Lue MacBride state park. 8: 15 New. 8 :~ .1) Kitchen Concert be kept abreast of events in time, gare1. Wayne; a daughter. Mrs. na even before the Communists to 9 a.m. in room 221A, Shaeffer us. We are especially equip The event. which will begin at POLICE COURT 9:20 '"'" BookshlcC the need surely is for the ablest Robert Mullins. Lincoln, Neb,; took over there. Some went back Hall. Only those signing the ped to give you prompt and 11 :30 a.RI. (DST), is expected to 10:08 Constitutional wues exacting service - you are Roswell Wixon, Burlington. 10 ::10 New. Mer( available, who would be in- and a son, Alan. a senior, major after receiving Soviet assurances sheet posted outside room 307. aUract approximately 400 pel' was sentenced to the county jail 11 :00 Women'~ Feature structed to report the hard facts ing in journalism at SUI. Alan is of fair treatment. Enough got SchaeITer Hall, by Wednesday. always welcome- sons. 11:15 Opera Momenta in default of a $12.50 rine and $5 11 :30 J'tom the Edlior', Desk without any sugar-coating or any Ie. member of Sigma Alpha ,Epsi back to China guarded letters August 5, will be admitted to DRUG SHOn Another feature ot this year's costs on II charge of disturbing II :45 Time Out (or Oood He.oltb tender regard for the precon- Ilon, social fraternity, and Sigma ~ainting grim conditions in Rus- the examination. The next ex- ' n 11 :58 Prayer for Peace ;picnic \~I be a talk and demon the peace. He was Cined $25 and sia to discourage any great exo- aminaUon will be given in. early 12:00 Rhythm Ra'1\bles ceived notion of somebody sit- Delta Chi. professional journal- 109 S. Dubuque Strkt ,Iralions on sate driving by Ed costs on an intoxication charge, 12:30 News ting behind a desk at 'home. ism fraternity. dus. I October. ward Adams. a safety expert 12:45 Gu ...t Star which was suspended on con 1:00 MusIcal Chat' lrom thr Iowa farm bureau fed dition he pay for damaged 2:00 News 2:10 18th Century Music eratlon.lot 'plumbing in the city cell he oc 3:M Window on the World DrivUiC telits, sponsored by the cupied. 3:15 EKcurslons In Scl/mee UDql 3:30 News (ampus Poll 41 state hiltlway patrol and the fed Grover C. Sharpe. Des MOines, 1 3:45 Join Tho Navy • • '~I. i,~y'~ Me, IChe er\ltioQ,.GllU be given at the pic- was tined $7.50 plus costs on'an .:00 Iowa Union &dlo Hour ~.. ! " "" ftll 1'1 4:30 Tea Tlmp. ~ What do YOU Utink of men who ,' I iJtln nic. ~ intoxicallon charge. Fine and 5:00 ChJldren's Hour \wear tbe new ,tyle Bermuda May costs were suspended on condi 5:30 New. A iottball game between East 5:45 Sports IIhorle in public? and West Lucas townships and -tion he leave the city. 6:00 Dinner Kou,' 8:" News Ann North Liberty is planned for the Lovel Blgg~, Iowa City, was 1 :00 Sourwood Ballads Middy Ditty, G, Mead ,24 .Hour alterooon. FoUowiUi a basket fined $70 and costs on an In 1:'1) Broadwa)' Tonl,ht ville. Pa.: I don·t see why they ) 8:30 Air Training picnic dinner at noon. there wlU toxication charge. Earlier he bad .:00 'Take It From Here shouldn't wear them if they're lie eh!l'!p-en's races, ' swimming received a 30 days work sen 8:" SIn,In, American, .:45 News comfortable. Of eours~ they end horteshoe contests. tence. lO:l.lt SIGN OFF • to let girls wear shorts Service · · T~e 'DailyIowan ... expertly laundered and TUESDAY. JULY 20, 1954 PuIHl.\becl clany ucep1. Suneta" and err.,. ., .. I.... """"er. II •• ,..Ie. • I superbly finished especially for the II, ••.•. rhe D.II, , ...... I ..... U•• Mon".y and Ie,al "oUd.,. by Stud ...... 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. , .. pap ~TIR DAILY IOWAN-Ie.. Cn.,.1L-Taes. • "al,. !to 195f • Giles .Suspends Stanky, Deal, Torgeson, Yvars !·The Doil Iowan Boslon Talles Penaing Hearing Today; No Action 'Against Moore Twin-Bill ST. LOUIS CA")- Manaler Ed From "Orioles die Stanky of St. Louis was sus baseman Earl Torgeson of the a c tivi~es of his club In tonight·s Ififth inning 01 the second lame so that darkness would force it pend«! Monday pendm. a hear Phi Is. rame m any way. and delayed play tor eight min- to be called before it went five BOSTON (JP)-Battling Mick m, here today 00 a free-for-all Presumably the circumstances "Torgeson ls also ineligible for utes. Shortly thereafter umpire lull inn.ings and counted as a ey Owen capped a ,Ix-rull. leading the forfeiture 01 the sec- tonight·s game." . betweelJ his Cardinals and the complete game. The Cards were ninth inning Boston rally, wil,h ond Jlame of the doubleheader Giles saId the hearing today Babe PinellJ declared the gam\! trailing 6-1 at the time. Pbl1ad4\lphia Phils Sunday niaht a grand slam homer in the Sunday. as well as the fiibt. wlll would be a closed one. the exact forfeited to the Pl;1ils becauae of Casualties from the fray Sun in a pille which was forfeited to be considered at the hearing. time and place lo be determined delaying tactics by the Cardinals. first game Monday as the Red day nl.iht were. as Usual, minor. the Ph1is. Giles notilied the Cardinals of later. Fans were quick, to recall aUe!' Sox employed a home run bar Manqer Terry Moore of the the action (n a telegram atier To be on hand lor thE; hearing. the light that Stariky and Moore Moore and stanky each had rage to sweep a doubleheader Ph1ls. Vlho General Manager Dick Meyer of Giles said. are Stanky. Moore. have been something less than scratches on the neck. Stanley from BaltimoTe 9-7 and 8-5. !!.Jured;, the Cards asked Giles to come their coaches. not more than friends since 1952 when Stank)' had a mouse under one eye. AMER.CA,N LEAOUJI NATIONAL LEAGUE Owen and Ted Williams ac· eDtly in Stanky denied Deal was W L Pel. OB '" L Pct. GD here for an on-the-scene invest!- three other representatives of fired Moore as a Cardinal coach. 0111.,1&11. . . . 81 2. .686 N... V.rk .. Of It · .641' • cunted for seven Sox runs with brawl, drew no g'lltion. each club. Yvars. Deal and Tor- Moore charged aJ the time that throwing at Torgeson. noUng He"" Y.rll (lJ 2. .171 Braekly" . . M ~ .tIM 6 four-baggers in the opener. Bos swpeD8lon in ac- geson. and tlte umpires. Stanky "is temperamentally un- that the pitcher had been wild 0 .. 1...... ~7 SJ .W aa.l.nall .. t1 44 .016 131~ 0.1•• 11 . . . ~7 4. .•• Mllw...... 46 •• .M l I~ ton followed with no less than tion taken by "We asked for the hearing and Pblladelpbla . 43 4t ._ we're' happy to have It." a Card- The brawl started after Torge- suited for the job as manager." for the past week or ] 0 days. and B ••too • • •. • 37 M . 4~6 141. !Ive homers in the nightcap - Warren Gil e son objected to a close pitch by The Phils won the first game blamed Torgeson for starting the W •• b._,t.. .. 85 M .tll: tt 8'. L...... 42 46 .417 Il two them in consecutive .in Ballh.o.e .. . 82 07 .S.- :!II Cblco,...... :\.1 r.~ . 3'~ at President of Inal spokesman said. Deal and then became involved 11-10 in 10 innings and the sec- tight "when he went after P .. llad.lpJU. . at 114 .S6T 2jm PIU.II ••,b .. :!9 01 .sn nings by Jackie Jensen. National league. The Cardinal! quoted Giles as in an exchange of blows with ond game didn't slart until about Yvars." MONDAY'S RESULTS a.1 ••• v, Baltlmor. '7 MONDAY'S BB8ULT8 The Red Sox came up with Also suspend- saying: Yvars. Managers Stanky and 6:40 p.m. (DST). Stanky was Stanky protested the fo felture ....1.. .. BaIU...... G five runs in the fourth frame ed. penCllng "Pending conclusion of the Moore and a number of players calling In a third pitcher in the in a telegram to GUes. immedi No. ro•• I, D.I•• 1t • Cblea,. 9, BroDkt,. 4 Clov.I.... 4. " .... In ..... S SI. Loul. $. Phllodelphl. 1 of the second game as Jim Pier hearing nrrlPrOI'dI~ besrlng pitcher Deal and catcher from both clubs poured onto the fifth Inning. after pollce had re ately after the game, asked that Oaly 0 ..... Seh.,.I•• . Mnwaukee 4, Plthburrh • sall lashed out a three-run hom by Giles, ~e Yvars are Ineligible to partlcl- field. Moore grabbed Yvars and stored peace, when Pinelli de it be declared no contest. and TODAY'S PITCHERS CIDctnnaU ., New York 0 er. Williams followed with olle Cbl ..,. a' N ... Yo •• (nl,bt) - Xo. Sf catcber Sal Yvars and pitcher El pate In tonlght·s game lind Man-I was downed by Stanky. clared the forfeiture. He thought charged Pinelli with exceeding ,0. (I!-4) n. For' (11-6). TODAY'S PITCHERS into the righ t field seats anol, lis DellI of the Cardinal!! and fust ager Stanky Is not to direct the The free-for-all came in the Stanky was delaying the game his authority. Cloveland a' BedDn (nl,bI) _ Oa.- Now Yo.k •• Clnelnnall - Llddl. after Harry Agganls went out .1. (I2_~) v •. Nhco. (&-1). (4-~) v • . Fowler (7-rt) . on a long fly. Jensen connect. ed. In the tirst game. Howie Fox. Y nk ees Roll 0 n 8-0· Tri be Ed ge s Nats 4-3 -:_._;'o_~_:.:_~_:~_;~_~~_~}_~:_~_~:_~_~_~~_:~_~._~~_i;_;r_;f_n!\i_~II_v~_~ _:_·:_~~_t~_~i_::_l_~;_::_!_r~_:·_i_~L_:~_!_!.p_;_:I;_;;_~_t~S_-_~) second of the Oriole hudera, walked the bases full in the ninth. Mike Blyzku came on to try and hold what appeared to NEW' YORK (11') -Allie Rey- . I '. I WASHING~N (,4» _ A Perkowski Tosses 3-Hilter be a safe 7-3 Baltimore edg ~ . pinchhltter Del Wilber look~ nolds. apparently fully recovered pinch single by Dale Mitchell • ebB 5 I B 9 4 3 t a third strike. then Piersall ~~~m 0: h~r t~~UZI_~I~~ ~:~~~ U s er;Jt ,·pp,·n· gums, - drove home the run that gave AI Gllanls,· WIIns lin 1'2Ih, 1-0 doubled in two funs to make It hurled' three-hit shutout and the Cleveland Indians a 4-3 vic- 7-5. Blyzla gave Williams 'an light hitting Willie Miranda hit --....,.------~-'--- CHICAGO (IP)- The Chical{o tory over the Washington Sena- intentional pass and Owen. who has only 14 home runs in !3 his first bome run of the season I Cubs turned five Brooklyn errors tors Monday. preserving the In- CINCINNA TI (JP) - Cincin aelard.· Forced at 2d . major league seasons. homered. as the ' New York Yankees de- dians' haU-game lead in the natl's Harry PerkowsJd set down lor a 1-0 victory over the iea feated Detroit 8-0 Monday. into six unearned runs Monday red-hot Am.erican league pen- the New York Giants with thr ~ e Firs' Game: gue-leaders. It was the catch Mlc~ey Mantle also hit a home as they defeated the Dodgers. nant chase. hits In ]2 Innings Monday night Baltimore 040 010 nll--1 15 • run, his 19th 01 the campaign. as 9-4. before a ladles' day crowd Early Wynn won his 12th vlc- and catcher Hobie Landrith bit er's ninth hit of the season and Boston 000 003 006--9 • 1 the Yan' k ..... colle"ted 10 hits off f 23 727 tOry of the campaign. although a homer over the rightfield wail his fifth home run. Second Game: ""~ , a , . he needcd help in the ninth al- Giant Manager Leo Durocher Ba.ltlmore 010 tOO OOG-5 '1. loser Ted Gray lind rellefer Bob The Cubs scored five runs in tiring under the broiling ter was not around when the New Boston 111 500 OOx-8 11 4 Miller to take the rubber of the the first inning to chase starter Washington sun. three-lame set trom the 'rlgers. Cardinal Rookie Yorkers finally lost out. He Bob Milliken. The Chicagoans rrhe Indians had to scramble was ejected from the game - Gray. sldellned with a sore h h S EAT IN COMFORT snapped a string of nine straIght to save t e game w en the en- Notche$ 5th, 5-J the first time for The Lip this arm tor nearly two month., was losses to Brooklyn. ators go t a th rea t'gOIDJ aga i nst season - when he protested too DAIL" SPECIAL tagged ltor seven hits and six relief pitcher Art Houtteman In St. LOUIS (IP)- Rookie Brooks much in the ninth inning. • TENDER CLUB sa runs before glvin, way for a Hacker was the winners' top the ninth. Manager Al Lopez Lawrence chalked up his fifth The loss. however, did nol pinch\1l\ter In the seventh in- batter as well as the winning sent in two more pitchers be- victory In, less than a month close the six-game gap between STEAK $1.60 .ning. It was his third . defeat pitcher. getting two singles and a tore Eddie Yost touled out to Monday night as the St. Louis the leaders and the second-place • TASTY NOON LUNCHI!ONS against one victory. triple during his first three times ,end the game. Cardinals turned back the Phil- Brooklyn Dodgers~ who also AT Reynolds walked two and at bat. For luckless Frank .Shea, who adelphia Phillies. 5-1. 'in a game were set on their ears Monday. I Air Conditioned. struck but two as he registered Three of the game's total of 12 has yet to win this year. it as quiet as Sunday'S forfeited Perkowski. gaining only his his IOU! strallht. v.letory .wee hits were homerS'. Duke Snider . was defeat No.8. In the first game was. riotous. . second win against seven losses, hI!! opertlng r,s. , smacked his 22d to launch the inning he yIelded two runs. with The Phlls collected 10 hits off pitched beautiful ball. CLUB 88 1 Ray Boone doubled in the sec- game's scoring In the tirst. and' Al Rosen doubling hOl'(le both. Lawrence but the big rlght- He struck out seven pl.ayer ~. For Party Reservations · cislon. . . Ned Neely. seventh-seeded - -~--.;....-r:= - Wilson, who started ~lS stnng boys player from . Atlanta, Ga ....a;iiiiiiii=iiiii!~~~~~~~~=~.j ··~ . of vlttvrles June 6 WIth a 5-0 lost his openinl set ' to Arth'ur 1st Iowa ~utout of the Pirates, faced on- Kono of Riverside CallI. and Iy 31~ men Monday nl,ht. He '! Summer Session Showing walked three and hit one bat- was down 5-1 in the lecond. .Th 'e . University Theatre .. TODAY tfffifIiD1 t,r, bnl 1;as saved by two double However. he ral~ed to win se~ .5e ..... of PI ... Arts l' I . 1954 play.,r l'The Pirates lot their eo of the next eight for an 8-6 Sta.. Unlv.... 1ty of Iowa " run in the fifth on Jerry Lynch's deciSion. then won the final set Iowa City, Iowa AII BON from . sin,le, a pair of walks and Max 6-2. Surkonts sacrifice lIy. ~regory Grant of San Marino. . , . The \pravel nicked Surkont Calif.• seeded No. 5 in the. jun; . the UR of for thr.. run. in the fir,t seven iors. also had to strike trom be PRESENTS InnlnJl and added another oU hind to beat Wayne Peerce of rellefet John Hetkl in' lhe Salt Lake City, 6-4 and 8-6 alter [OMf~Y . eI,hth. I losing the first set 6-3...... barp ... 010 001--1 S 1 Defend!n, junior champion M·I·M - 1IIhn-.. 101 '" 'lx-t 1•• Jerry Moss of Miaml Beach. Fla.• lost only three lames while presl.ts breezing by two opponents. The ~lrDic of Danish Welter boys' topseed, Earl Cucholz of sf. A Comedy by Paul Osborn thl story Louis drew a bye. then blanked Baled upon the novel by John P. Marquand . Stops Graham Tom ~undquist of Sterlinl. Ill., 'applnl~ lI~ij""';"" BROqJ«.YN (AI) - Chris 6-0, 6-0. to the ChTiJtenten, a busy. swarming Art Andrews of Iowa City was Danish bnport, upaet rina-fusty amon, players who advanced to 'RENE CLAIR'S BUly GrahRm, a S to 1 ta~or todays round when he will ptay . MEN OF11IE lie, Monday nl,ht by wl*an1na II Frank McCabe of San Dielo. .pUt declllOlJ ill alO round Calif. The tournament ends Sat- eautiefJ match at Eastern park...... y. Gfd urday. . Curtain tim. • p.m. C.ntral Da"laht sGvI.... TI",. bam wellhed 1110, Christensen utili .. FlGHTIIiG 148. Andrews &eats ehioCCQc • WHAT A CAST' Referee Teddy Martin rRted - OPENING PERFORMANCE TONIGHT , . , thelMight the Dane a 5-4-1 wtnqer and On Unanimous Decision Juqe Dave Stewart had It 6-3- NEW YORK (JP) - Al ' An . . GElAID PHILIPE • GINA LOUOIIIIID • STUDENTS AND GENERAL PUBLIC ADMISSION .. .' . .. 0 $1.2' '\VAIJ~HNSOfwAil(8 rlfOi 1 lor the newcomer. 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