"g a.i owe·n Serving Th8 S-tate University of loW4 and tlul People of Iowa City Established In 1868 - Five Cents a Copy Associated Pre. \vire and Wirephoto; United Pre Iowa City, lowa, Thursday, June II, 1959 Gov. Long Plans To Resuine sev Reds· To A'nswer At made successful • - The first Duties Fro'~ ' Hospital Bed launching Eglin orr 1 missile, Returns Home war est Plan Today the Wing. capabil- From Texas Gromyko Cool Mental Clinic Berlin Progress Freedom Order Signed Not ~ "ital For To Last Ditch At Wife's Request , NEW ORLEANS LfI - Gov. Compromise !• Earl K. Long of Louisiana flew Summit-Ike back to his home state from a West Allows 24 Hours Texas mental clinic Wednesday Denies Policy Change with firm intention of assuming For Final Reply his duties as governor, apparent. On Occupation Issue ly from his bed in Oschsner Foun WASIII GTO IA'I - President CENEVA \II - Soviet For len dation Hospital. . Ei enhower eemlngly s h i ( ted IInl ler Andrei Gromyko eave a diplomatic stance a bit Wednes cool reception Wednesday to tht' Just before he took off from W t's last-ditch compromi e pl n Galveston, Tex., Long nodded day and omitted progre toward for ending the Berlin crt is. Then when a reporter asked hi'm if he olving th Berlin cri'is a. an e - at bl ~u t. the West granted intended taking over the powers ~ential prelude to a summit con· him 24 hours to make Mo cow's of his office once he returned to fHence. final r ply. Louisiana_ But the White Hou il) ist- U.S. r tary of tat Christian "Yes, I will that," he said. d there ha been "no change of A. H rt.cr and his f llow Western His statement heightened politi policy, no retreat," no appease· mini tcr stood r dy to arrange cal tension around the state, where m nl. Pre s crctary Jame. C., an early ummit m line If Soviet politicians have been treading Hagerty . aid of the Pn' ident : i Pr mier Niklta Khru hch v agrees lightly to avoid offenlUng. "lie won't go to any ummit con-I to what th y reKard a a reason The 63-year-old governor stepped ference under any threat regard able compromi e. onto Lowsiana soil just over two ing Berlin ." Their spoke m n dlsclos d the hours after' Probate Court Judge In any event, Eisenhower saw W st rn pow fI declared their Hugh Gibson freed him from con pro peets for such a conference readiness to have German person finement in the psychiatric clinic as no brighter than they were two I nel operate checkpoin on We'\ of John Sealy' Hospital at Galves NEW ORLEANS-Louisiana Governor Earl K. Long lea"es a car to board a waiting prane werks ago. B rUn' upply lin s. Thl is a re ton. at the Galveston, Tex. airfield bound for New Orleans. The Governor had been hospitalized in Gal Of the foreign minister confer· tr at. It is an offer to accept deal Judge Gibson signed the freedom veston under a court order since May 30 following a petition signed by his wife and others, when he nce in Gene,'a, he said ther Ing wllh Communi t Ea t C r· order at the request of Mrs. Long, suHered mental exhaustion.-AP Wirephoto. eems to be, "if not an impa se, man authorili mor or I who had signed the original com an un readiness to discuss thing~ agent oC the SQvlet Union . Oth r mitment request. that could be clas ed as giving u wi e the plan would guarantee ex Bezanson, Engle Work In First Performance- possibilities for fruitful negotia· isting arrang ments In We t Ber A condition of Gov. Long's re Kindergartner lin. lease was that "tight arrange tions at the summil.'· The President rejected any idea Reasonable W tern power. said ments" had been made for con Arranges Special DELAY-Soviet Foreign Minilter Andrei a flat negaUv reply Crom Khru thrued medical care for him in that he and other Western lead Opera To Be Given At Festival A. Gromyko, left, $hook hand. with British For.lgn Seer.t.ry Selwyn Fhch v wlll break up th six-week LoUisiana. June Wedding ers should rush into confercnce (or len mini t rs conf r nce and After arriving from Gall/eston, he One of the highlights of SUI's 1959 Fine Arts Festival wiIJ be the with Khrushchev "every JO days LloVd 115 he left the British residence in Genev. Wednesd.y. Gro increase lhe danger oC a Berlin slipped into a rear door of Ochsner premiere of an opera by Philip Bezanson. associate professor or music CUMBERLAND, R.I. IJ1'I - Who or so" to try to setUe problem myko wn reported cool to • new western pl.n for 41 8erlin ,tGp941P cxplo Ion. Foundation Hospital. and head of composition, with libretto by Paul Engle, professor of which their foreign ministers have settlement. He asked lind received II 24-hour del.y in giving hi ••n,· Gromyko took a critical altitude says children today aren'I intelli· ben unable to resolve. The governor, walkilli as rapidlY English and director of the SUI Writers Workshop. wer.- AP Wirephoto. toward the We t rn plan at a 8(>- gent? Why, on oul of 84 may even Eisenhower rejected another as he could, ducked into an ele The work, entitled "\'testern Child," will be presented July 28, 29, crel Big Four sion, He poke be a genius as YOIl can discover type o[ conference, too-a domes vator that immediately shot to the 31 and Aug. 1 In Macbride Audi -limy lD Ru n for 15 minute . fifth floor where he wlll be quar by taking a good look al the "grad tic affair that would bring man- wJth '\'erybody el '. Ttl 'n 11 . re- be fruftful. We tern lntormants a d Groymko torium. Il is an adaplion of the agement and union leaders in th pH d that w.hen. hI con cl~nce " If ther i any kind oC reason tered. He carried a cane but didn't familiar nativity story and is set uating" class of the kindcrgarten complained that tI W tern plan USe it. Navy' Plane steel industry to the White HOll e t II him h I rrght about thmg able progre thal justlfl s a urn would maintain th basic form o( in the mining enviroment oC the of Lon dale Grammar School. in an attempt to settle differences · h has recommended to Congr s, mit meeting," he said, "why of The Air National Guard plane California Gold Rush. The opera th U.S., British and French occu that carried Gov. Long from Gal For several days the youngsters and head orc a trike. Ihc is going to use every influence cour I would never d cllne th pation. is in three acts with a running were drilled in saying "Thank you, Sen. Stuart Symington. m-Mo), ~e can to g t Congl e to th opportunity." veston's John Sealy Hospital Not Armed, time of approximately an hour and But h mad no refer nce to hi touched down at New Orleans' a half. Mr. Nivens," to Vincent Nevins, ha sugge ted such a parley. But light. In dl cu ing term ror a sum- earlier demand for a one-y ar Moisao,t Airport at 7:11 p.m. The The cast, to be comprised of superintendent of schools, who Eisenhower said the r ults could WHEAT - Without mentioning mit m cling on Jun 3, he told lim limit for the We t rn garri be more hurtful than helpful if the word veto, Ei enhower jabbed nl'W men that unW a WilY Is found Long party quickly jumped into a students from the Departments of was to pl'esent them with diplomas. sons to g tout. black sedan and drove down busy Says Airman the government interceded direct· at a compromise bill thai would to reunite Germany. th r hould Herter, Brill h Foreign re- Music and Dramatic Art, requires Mr. Nevins was unable to at U.S. 61 toward Ochsner. YOKOSUKA, Japan 1M - U.S. nine principal singers, plus chorus Iy and tried to apply poLitical or cut acreage and boo l price up- be a clear commllm Ilt that "we tary Selwyn Lloyd and Fr nch tend the cer mony and the dip other pressure. port for wh at. will nOL be impeded in ex rcisine Foreign Iinlsler lauric Coulle On the plane were MrS. Long, Navy airmen said Wedn esday that and small orchestra. Herald Stark, the governor's wife; his secre professor of music, and Harrold lomas were handed out by Miss In a conference thAt touched a SPEECIIE - The President our right and privll ge with re- de furville, trying to stave off tory, Wilma Lockhart. and Mar· a communications mixup a.nd two Shiffler, assistant professor of Lillian T. Hannan, principal of the bl'oad assortment oC ubject. confirmed word from the GOP peel to We t Berlin." collap e of the conference, agreed garet Dixon, managing editor of useless gun mounts left theIr Mer- Dramatic Art, will collaborate as school. the e were some of the ones that high command that "\ shall do The Soviet Union jS threatening to meet Thursday afternoon in the Baton Rouge, La., Morning cator patrol plane at the mercy of musical and dramatic directors. The first 83 kids in line filed by stood out: what 1 can to inform the coun- ' tho rights with a d mand thaL Gromyko'. vllla to hear Khrush Advocate. Miss Hannan and politely said, PLANE - He said he had no try" on legislation he ha r('Com-\ the We t pull it mllitary forc 5 chev's decision. Communist MIG fighters that ' Set designs are by Arnold S. GiI It was Khru hchev's threst Is t Mrs. Dixon said the trip from strafed it over the Sea of Japan lette, professor of drama and di- "Thank you, Mr. Nevins," The 84th new information about the attack mended to Congres . out of BerLIn within a y ar. Galveston was uneventful. She rector of the SUI Theatre; cos- youngster said : by Communist jet fighters on a The es Ion kept winging back I I::i nhower wa a k d whether November to turn over the Soviet U.S. t-Javy patrol plane over the to the summiL. It kept producing Soviet Cailure to withdraw th manned controls on Berlin's sup said the governor laid down part Tuesday. tumes by Margaret Hall , assistant "Thank you, Mrs. Nevins." ply routes to the East German of the way. For a lime He chatted There were conflicting reports prefessor of drama; lighting by Sea or Japan. He said the identity familiar sounding phrase . Eisen- I threat m an~ he would not go into with his wife. During another of the planes had not been estab- hower him elf remarked at one negotiation at th ummil on which sparked the Berlin cri Is from the Navy here and In Wash- David Thayer, instructor of NEW SCHOOL and led to the present conference. period he enjoyed Cajun jokes told Ington as to why two forward mao drama ; and choreography by Mar- lished. point he had a feeling that "I'm Isuch other qu tlon a di arma- I.fI - him by Dr. Martin O. Miller. . 'I Cia Thayer, G, Coralville. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico STRAUSS - The nomination of just putting on an old record ." ment and u pen Ion of nuclear Mrs. Long issued a brief state· chine guns mounts were useless. Although Benzanson and Engle Acting Gov. Roberto Sanchez has Lewis L. Strauss to be secretary And he repeated what he has Ite ts . Radio-Television ment in which she said Gov. Long The pilot of the plane said spare ,' have combined their talents on signed a law providing $230,000 to of commerce has been in lhe Sen· been saying right along - that If lie replied that he didn't recall had agreed to stay at Ochsner parts had not arrived in time be- previous occasions, " Western set up the Commonwealth of Pu ate since January. Eisenhower lh re is to be a ummit se ion, putting hi vi w of two weeks Equal Time Issue Foundation two weeks or longer. fore the mission took off. Child" represents their first opera. erto Rico Conservatory of Music. was asked if he saw anything th foreign ministers a~ Geneva llgo "on the bll is just DC Berlin." "It took me all afternoon to The Navy in Washington said the Benzanson, whose orchestral It will be headed by the great wrong with lobbying by the execu- must produce enough progress on Ili e aid if he did tie a summit Up To Congress arrange for his release," Mrs. plane's top and forward turrets, Iworks have been given premi~re Spanish cellist Pablo Gasals, who live branch in support of Str\luss. cold war issues to give promise conrcrenc directly to Berlin, " [ WASHINGTON LfI - The Fed Long's statement read. "He seemed mounting pairs of 20mm. guns, perform~nces by ~everal major lives ~ere. The President laughed along that negotiations at the top will did it only a an example." eral Communications Commis ion anxious to enter Ochsner. had been "deliberately rendered symphonr.es, incl~drng the ~ew left up to Congress Wednesday the "He agreed to stay two weeks or inoperable" when the craft waS IYor~ Phrlha~monrc, has provIded question of exempting radio and 5 longer, if necessary." converted from antisubmarine mUSIcal settrn~ for many Engle Miller Asks 'Why Is It So?' television newscasts from the p0- The doctors who came to New tasks to reconnaissance duty. poems. Their most recent endea- litical equal time provision or the Orleans with Gov. Long gave this . . vor was "Song of the Cedar," a ~he one ~peratlve gun-rn the cantata commissioned for the Communlcatlons Act. It said exist picture of his health: ing laws gives FCC no discretion. "His heart muscle needs a rest. tall-was qUIckly ~nocked out by Cedar Rapids Civic Chorus and the red ·~ ta~red raIders .. The gun-I Orchestra. They also wrote are. One commissioner, Rosel H. He stood the trip very well but TV Physics' Lecturer Speaks At SUI Hyde, said natty the question "is ner, AVIatIon Electronrcs quiem for chorus and orchestra, had a shortness of breath due to ~ate Donald E. C~rder of JacksonvIlle, which was performed at the ded. one of legislative poliey. U the By JO MOORE presented a dramatic demonstra- ' of College Physicists that it is im- the acute virus he has had. The Ill., was serIously wounded . ication of the Iowa Memorial back and forth in front of him. policy established In previous lee mental exhaustion from ...... hich he StaH Writer tion of physics principles Wedne - / portant to know witat que lion to The wing o( the pendulum-like ap islation is to be changed, obvious was suffering is much improved." A sitting duck because of the Union addition in the spring of To an interested audience of all day night in the lecture room of the a k. paratus begin beneath his chin. handicaps, the P4Ml alrcarft and 1956. • ly It should be done by congres Principal need, they emphasized, ages ranging from physics profes- Physrcs Building. With this logan in mind, Miller The bill did not hlt his face, stop it~ a-man crew underwent · a "Western Child" will be present, sional authority." is rest. 15- , sor James Van Allen to nine year A master story teller of the began his lecture by pultmg hi ping short by a fraclion of an inch The commission Tuesday an mmute attack that knocked away ed on a double·bill program with olds seeking answers to complex physics world, Miller told his audl- 'faith in physiC .' at the end of the upward swing. the rudder controls and stilled I a one·act opera by Donizetti, en· nounced, without detailed expla principles, Professor Julius Sumner ence in the opening sessIon of the He demonstrated \1lj faith by two of its (our engines. ' titled "Rita." Both operas will be I After each illustration, which nation. its relunl to reconsider a 1 Gunman Killed; Miller of EI Camino College, Calif., four day 21 t annual Colloquium a metal ball on a tring revealed some important prin February rulln, on the ub)ect_ The plane landed safely on Ja- sung in English. ciple in physics, Miller would pan's Honshu Island after a dra------The {indine was that the telecast Brother To Face ask a question such as "Can I of news programs by Chicago maUc two·hour night. This drew 5 Children Die depend on the ball not coming stations wbkh Included mm clips Murder Charge a r well-done" from Adm. Arleigh back and hitling me in the face?" A. Burke, U,S. chief of naval op- I W t Ch o of Mayor RIchard J. Daley, up MIDDLEBORO, Mass. LfI - The eraUons; and a distinguished serv- n es Icago Renowned for his television show for re-election. entitled other can "Why [5 It So?" Miller showed didates (or the same office to brief career ht crime of two ice cross for the pilot, Lt. Cmdr. Apartment Fi,re young Philadelphia btdthers ended Donald R. Mayer, 35, of Litch· other eye catching demonstrations demand matching time. in order to point out that nature is in a fuslllade of police bullets field, Conn. CHICAGO I.fI - Five children Wednesday on the edge of a bleak The defensive flaws drew atten as he pointed out, "essentially burned to death Wednesday in a simple." Indid 21n Death cranberry bog. tion even while American authori· West Side apartment building the William Coyle. 22, was killed. ties were seeking to determine county coroner called "a fire trap, An authority on demonstration Of Ex-Iowa Citian His big brother, John, 24, un whether the MIGs were manned the worst one I've seen in years." experiments in physics and a stu harmed, taces charges of murder by Soviets, Communist North Ko The children were trapped in dent of the late Albert Einstein, MOBILE, Ala. III - The Coun and kidnaping. reans, or Red Chinese. Miller always a ked his amUJed ty Grand Jury Wednesday 1ncHct. their apartment as fire swept the first Authorities said John Coyle ad· fourth floor of the four-story build, audience, "What do you predict?" ed two sailora on dearee mltted verbally alter his capture Then he would prove or disprove murder charges in the botel room that his brother shot patrolman ing before dawn. Nearly 300 per sons fled the blaze. these predictions. slaylng o( a vacationing Chicago James F. Kane In North Phila The capacity crowd made pre businessman formerly from Iowa delphia as he walked his beat June Fire officials said 141 building City. Weather code violations were found in an dictions on such principles as the S. The brothers had been stealing principles of resonance. surface William H. Long Jr., Cranston, milk from doorsteps In ~he neigh inspection of the building March 12. Estimates of the number of tension, conservation of moment R.I., and PhUip Harlow, CoIum borhood. They lived /leuby. um, the effects oC a magnet on bua, Ind.. both 19. were indicted Capt. Howard Oatter be the Phlla· tenants in the brick building at .Forecast direct and alternating CUfreUts, in the death of Raymond Schroe delphia police talked with the older that time ranged from 175 to 250. Coyle. The victims were Mary Morris, energy. and mass distriootioo. der, 35. Scbroedei's body was 5, her brother, William Jr., II fOUllcl in his room at a hotel here Gatler called hIm I "real clean· Partly In [Uustrating the beauty and May 10. cut killer" Ind .ald he winted him months, and Samuel Yarhorouh, 9, drama of simple physics. Miller and his brothers, Rickey, 3, and back in Philadelphia to stand trial. stressed that in presenting physics to~bi·tteDded SUI before mav"" Coyle was booked here on Lawrence. 2. All were Negroes. body C8Io l!Veral rears ago. His Cloudy • to the student, Cacts must DOt be ehargel of kidnaping, assault with , William Morris, 25, and his wife The ~~ in Iowa City. Intent to mutder a woman In a Magnolia, 30, parents of two of PHYSICS IN A LIGHT MOOD w••• monltro"" h.... W..... , "I,M b, Juilul S. MIlI.r, profeuor of simply viewed but it is irnportaut liquor store hOldup Monday, and Middle 80's the vicUms, led their other seven phy.ICI lit EI Camino Coli ..., Colif. MIII.r, ..-.nod for hi. "'.vl.l... show "Why II It So?", ,""oIM that inquiry be made. (See Addi police after Scb= by Mobile body was 'ssault with InteDt to murder. Children to safety. h.... 'ht cIIflertMt between rot.tlon '.111", ,nd fooo foll1"1 bocIies.-ooll, low.n ...... by .lofTy Smith, tional Physics Story Page 2.' rOund, were stationed I latola, Fla. NaVal ,.:t ~~~ ... House Passes Foreign Aid. Plans For Large Telescope Bill By Close 2-Vote Margin Described. By Its Designer ' WASHINGTON IA'I - A two-vote margin in the House Wednes One oC the largest (5 million pounds) yet one of the most precise day prevented foreign military aid from being slashed by 140 million and sensitive instruments ever devised by man was described Wednes dollars. day by its designer at SUI. Close as it was, the 103-101 standing vote apparently assured pas Ned L. Ashton, Iowa City consulting engineer and former professor sage, substantially intact, of the whole $3,642,600,000 authorization for oC civil engineering at SUI, outlined the growth of his "brain child" military and economic foreign a 140-foot radio telescope - at aid. Votes on the aelual funds will the opening session of the 21st an come later when separate appro nual Colloquium of College physi New York priations legislation is offered. cists. Remap Group The House put over until Thurs The "listening post for messages Underworld day its decision on the whole for AIRLI NERS OF THE ' FUTURE- Here are artists' conceptions of two 2,0lI0 miles an hour. The American model on the left, wou ld have a from outer space" is now under eign aid bill. Up for consideration su pe rsonic passe nger planes, conceived by British and American trapeloidal or delta wing at the rear of the fuselage, with a tail ar· construction on a 10,OOO-acre site At Loveless' first will be a proposal to cut the chosen for the Natio nal Radio Ob- fun d lor economic loans back to eng ineers. The engineers clai m these planes are pO lSible with pre rangeme nt in front. The English versi on on the right, would carry Leader Dies 700 million dollars, the figure sent knowledge. Both versions are said to be ca pable of speeds over 130 persons from Lo ndon to New York in 98 minutes, engineers say. servatory at Green Bank, W. Va. , DI·scretl·on -AP Wirephotos Ashton said. The telescope, which President Eisenhower recommend will tower 205 fcet in the air , is JOHNSON CITY, N.Y. (.fI - ed. The House Foreign Affairs expected to be in operation in the DES MOINES fA') - The Gov- Joseph Barbara Sr., 53, died Wed Committee had added 100 million ernor's Action Committee Cor Re nesday night, witb the secret of in line with its announced redirec fall of 1960. the underworld convention at his tion of foreign aid toward econom An almost incredible combin apportionment offered Wednesday home still intact. ic rather than military assistance. Future Ai,. Travel Viewed By Officials ation of massiveness and watch to continue i!s effort for fall' legis Barbara suffered a heart attack Supporters and opponents of the like accuracy, the reflector or "dish" of the telescope and its lative representation if Gov. Her May 27 at his present home in program generally agreed that the LOS ANGELES fA') - Two avi- Then if he is in a hurry, he I Jamison, chief of his· company's 10nlY slightly from Jamison's also schel Loveless wants it to. Endicott. He fell unconscious May $1,440,000,000 military component alion experts, looking into the not- could turn around, leave Los An- ramjet departmp.nt, said his con- predicted the plane would be a supporting structure alone weigh 29 and was taken to Wilson Mem of the authorization bill, which distant future, predict hourly geles at 9 a.m. and be back in I ception of a 130·passenger plane delta-wing craft. about 350 tons. The dish" made of The committee, holding its first orial Hospital here, where he died sets maximums, was the most vul- transcontinental service and a din- London at 9:45 p.m. the same day . that would span the United States He said tests show, however, quarter-Inch-thick a I u min u m meeting since the 1959 Legislature at 7:35 p.m. nerable to reduction. As it came ing room dilemma for commercial No, not for breakfast. Dinner. in 70 minutes could be built with that a smaller plane carrying 90 plates, has an area of about three which gave short shrift to the corn· eighths of an acre. He had suCfered a heart altack to the House for aelion, it . had Ipassengers of 1965. Sound phenomenal? today's engineering know-how. passengers had these advantages mittee's reapportionment plan, prior to the notorious meeting of already been reduced by the For- This is what they ee: . over the larger ones· less lime The mammoth instrument will eign Affairs. Comm .l ttee from th e An airliner capable of flying 130 Not so, say Dr. Rob)·n JamJ·son The plane, he said, would be spent on the ground for. servlcmg. . be so sensitive that scientists ex asked the governor in a letter to • $1,600,000,000 recommen de d by passengers from New York to Los oC England's Brl·stol-Siddeley En- powered by turbojet engines used more schedule frequency less' pect it to pick up and record waves indicate what further action he P resl·d en t E·Isen hower. Angeles in 70 minutes or from Lon- grn· e~- Ltd . and Hall L. Hibbard,. on today's jet transports and ram- nOise. and mamtenance . ' emanating from celestial bodies wishes the committee to take. ·or vI·ce presl·dent of Lockheed jet engines> now found only in mis- . Tb e amen d men t {or rur th cr re- don to New York in 98 minutes. senl Hibbard said the transpor' could waves w'liose intensity is no The letter pointed out that al t · ff d b R b Aircraft Corp. siles. ' stronger than that of the light shed duc: Ion was 0 er y a epu - A jetliner pa senger flying at be built and certificated by 1965. though no reapporlionment plan lican mer:nber of the comm!ttee. 2,200 m.p.h. who leaves' London at In separate talks scheduled be- A combination of eight or (our He said all of the major problems by a one-watt light bulb spread Rep. !,Ivln.. M. B~ n tley. (Mich.>' 11 a.m. after breakfast, arrives fore Lhe lnstitute of Aeronautical engines of the two types, he said, which previously prevented devel. over the surface of the entire was passed, the 1959 Legislature He saId milItary aId paid for by in New York at 8:20 a.m. in time Sciences here Thursday, they say would be built into a delta-wing opment of such a plane have been earth, Ashton told the 150 physi for the first Lime brought up the U:S. tax~ayers was go~ng to CO~I~- for another breakfa t, and touch super onic passenger planes are air frame made of steel· solved and for the first time are cists attending the colloquium. overall problcm of Icgislative re trIes whIch taxed thelr own clll- down in Los Angeles at 7:45 a.m. far removed from the area of {an- Hibbard, whose conception of now within the realm of profitable Weak radio waves which reach districting for discussion in both zensmore atproporhonatoty a lo~er level on anddomestic spe~t Ifor ___ a Lhird______breakfast. tasy. the supersonic airliner diff(!red--' ______commercial operation. _ the earth from outer space are picked up by the dish antenna and houses. welfare programs. I focused on sensitive electronic re The committee ofrercd to con . However, bipartisan supporters SUI Law Professor Youths Ordered ceiving equipment mounted at a tinue working for reapportionment of the program rallied behind lhe Steel Execut.ive Speaks focal DOint 60 feet above the center either through a constitutional committee version. Before acting Testl"f"esl Before oC the "dish," Ashton said. convention or in the next legisla on Bentley's proposal, they de- To Sell Cars Get A radio telescope can gather Ii ve session, and to go on promot Ceated one by Rep. George S. Mc- b . At Management Course ' radio waves emanating from ob ing the committee plan which it Govern CD-S.D.) to cut the mili- La or Committee Suspended Term jects in space many times furtber said "meets all standards for equit tary figure by 200 million. The vole Unless he becomes a specialist management which may not be away than the largest optical able representation." was 107-87. • Clarence M. Updegraf, professor In management, a man is going found among the owners. This has DAVENPORT IA'I - Two Dav- Much of the meeting was given A move to force the using up of telescope can see. Because radio in the SUI College of Law, ap- brought about tile new gro up in enport youths who last week were waves can pierce great clouds o{ over to a post-mortem on how s committed but unspent balances peared before the Senate Commit- Lo find that his chances of moving ordered to dispose of their cars various reapporlionment plans li ;n interstellar dust which block light from previous years before neW tee all Labor m masl.. ·ngton, D.C., t0 top paSI·t· Ions are I·Jml · t e d,a t op management known as proCession- wh·t en I was de t ermme. d t he fam- al managers, " he said. ·1 .. t t If waves, radio astronomy bas open fared in the last legislature. money could be allocated also lost \Vednesday. steel execu:lve told participants at- If . t I· b t th 1 y was recel\Tmg s a e we are as- Joseph Barbara Sr, ·fl·cd ;n behalf of a manager IS a c 1m 0 e . d d . ed a whole new field of research. Committee Chairman Frank Nye 109-36. Updegraff Lestl u, d· h S M t k . t" sistance, We nes ay were given Decisively defealed, lao, were a proposed amendment to the ten 109 t e ummer anagemen topmost ranI s m managemen, 30.day suspended terms by Po- Ashton emphasized the designing of Cedar Rapids and Sen. Duane hoodlums at his palatial, hilltop h l Dewel. (R-Algona!, reported that two amendments to cut off all for Natl·onal Labor Relatl·ons Act con- course at SUI this week. he must .rea ized t dat Ie ·n eeds moro. lice Magistrate Edmund Carroll. and construction problems involved home in Apalachin, near here, eign aid spending that would in cerning inlerruptions of public Describing what he called a preparahon an e ucatIDn to eqUIP in the project by explaining that officials of the Iowa Farm Bureau Nov. 14, 1957. Since then, he had there is a direct re.ationship be Federation are "out working hard crease the national debt or inter utilities service due to labor dis- "shift in the character of manage- himself for the task," he said. lIe The youths, tarry \V. Doss, 16, v vaded questioning by pleading ill fere with balancing the budget. t added that experience in lesser and Cecil E. Doss, 17, were tween the surface perfection of in the smaller counties" in an ef ness. Many delegates to the meet puThe es. amendment, filed by Sen. men t" wh· Ie II has occurre d over th e tasks, which used to be a criterion charged wi th rec kI ess driving a ft - the huge dish, which will cosf $5 fort to sell the reapportionment I ing who have been questioned S. L. Holland (O-Fla.), provides last sevel'al years was J. Keith {or top management, is no longer er they were stopped by police for million to build, and the efficiency plan endorsed by the Farm Bu- I 5 have maintained they visited that nothing in the act shall in- Louden, executive vice-president adequate preparation for handling drag racing. of the antenna. The entire area of rcau. Personal Income e Barbara only to see a "sick validate state laws prohibiting or Io{ Lebanon Steel Foundry Leban- bigger jobs and heavier responsi- .Judge Carroll requested lheir almost half an acre must not vary "Thc story the Farm Bureau fricnd." h d more than a quarter of an inch tells now," Nye said, "is that with regulating pubUc utilities strikes. .' bility. drivers licenses be suspended for c Investigators have described the \ Reac es Recor The Supreme Court has held that on, Penn. Louden IS one of {our one year. from a perfect paraboloid. some very simple changes in some gathering as a meeting oC the Ma- $376 B"II. federal law supersedes slale law members who taught the £irst man- FILM ON SEAWAY Meanwhile, Scott County wel- The driving gears of the huge of the plans offered, we would havp. fia, an underworld society that I Ion had reapportionment in the last in this respect. agement course here in 1939 and MONTREAL (.fI - "The St. fare officials revealed that the telescope are among the largest orJginated in Sicily. The various I legislature. But to us who watcned UpdegraC s~id there arc two who have returned to take part in Lawrence Seaway," a hali-hour youtlfs mother, Mrs. Emma Doss ever to be built. Ashton said the investigators have surmised that WASH1NGTON fA') - Personal one which will drive the polar axis what happened, it seems that as topics discussed. included traWc in income of Americans hit a record ~ourses of aclIDn. ope~ to Congress the 20lh anniversary of tbe two- · documentary film in color with had been removed from the wel- soon as we moved to take care of narcotics and numerous other in May, reaching a annual rate of In the present situation. The pre' I commentary in a choice of six fare roll and that an investigation shaft will be 85 feet in diameter ferable alternative would be to re- week course. languages will be shown in sev- is pending and the one which moves the some of their objections they raised rackets. $376 billion as figured by the Com- . t lh t t ·th cle lull Louden laId managers and super- ' . .. others that were diametrically Last month, it lookj!d as though merce Department. mves e s a e WI ar, ,au- .. eral countries next week. It has I Both boys sold theIr cars after declination shaft will have a 71- opposed." (horily .to Icgj lal~ and .regulatq vlsors that 111 recent years there b · .... n k..... b , 148 U S TV t _ b ' . k d f d . foot diam 3~er" Both gllllrs hl)"e. state investigators finally might Another record announced Wed- in INO "" Sen. C. EdWin Gilmour, !D-Grin public utilities relation to labor has been a trend away {rom man- .eert Y . • .• emg PIC e u~ or rag racmg three and one-haH inches between question the silent gangland host. nesday by the department: disputes he said. agement by specialists "to man- . hons. The langu~ges are En~hsh, last week. The lud.ge had ordered nell), prop~ed that the committee A State Supreme Court justice For the first five months of 1959, The s~cond alternative would be agement by specialists in manage- French, NorwegIan, S wed) s h'l them to sell their. ~ars before teeth centers and must be accurate members raise $100,000 to conduct ordered Barbara, ill or not, to personal income was at an annual federal legislation and procedural ment." Dutch and Greek. Wednesday or go to Jail . to within thousandths of an inch an educational campaign on reap testify before the State lnvestiga- rate of $369.5 billion - $20 billion from one tooth to the next. portionment. steps to regulate public utility labor This means, he said, that while Following Ashton's talk, which tion Commission - an agency thal more than in the same period last disputes. . there is always going to be a need . He said the committee should has managed to jail some of the year and $25 billion more than in was illustrated with colored slides hire a profcssional public relations Updegraff said that public in- for technically trained people who I of the construction project, W.G . 6O-odd delegates to the underworld the first five months of 1957. terest in continued utilities service are masters of a specialty, there firm to put on the campaign. meeting for re{usal to disclose the May recorded a $3 biUion climb Wing of the Sperry Gyroscope "Our trouble all along is that we is of greater importance than the are going to be restrictions in the Company described recent develop reason Cor the meeting. in the annual rate over April. May interests of ownership or em- top management field for those have been trying to fit our reap No date for Barbara's hearing 1959 was $25 billion better on a ments in gyroscopic science. portionment campaign to the Legis was set, however. The only public yearly basis than May 1958. ploy~es involved in collective bar- who are not specialists in man- I. '''' This science has giant strides in gammg. agmg. I ,: .. lature," Gilmour said. appearance Bal'bara made after the The Commerce Department said "There has been a shift away the years since 1911, when the "Instead, ,I think we should tailor gangland meeting was in Syracuse the gain from a year ago was real, 8LAST ACTORES from the concept that ownership Sperry Company began building the Legislature to what is right. last month in U.S. Dislrict Court. for the most part. It said thc pub the first marine shipboard gyro I believe lnat with a $100,000 There he pleaded innocent to a lic's buying power wcnt up signi VIENNA fA') - The Hungarian and management are synonymous I Communist party paper Nepsza- \ to the concept that the owner I compasses, Wing said, adding that educational campaign we could charge that he evaded payment of fica ntly as retail prices climbed almost $100 million has been create a political climate in which I nearly $40,000 in federal taxes. only fractionally fr om a year ago. badsag, in an edition received should employ the finest manage here, denounced Hungarian actors ment that can be foun d," Louden poured into research on gyroscopic our legislators could do nothing Looking drawn and haggard, he Most of the May increase was in guidance instruments. else than vote for fair representa sat silently in a wheel chair dur- wages and salaries, up $2'h billion who "hold nocturnal orgies" and said. regard "little girls asking for au- "We know that the greatest Up to the 1940's, he said, gyro tion." ing the brief court procecjure. His to a seasonally adjusted annual scopic instruments which would The commiltee also discussed attorney said then that bis client rate of $255 billion. Payroll ad tographs as easy prey." It men- benefits from ownership are to be tioned no names. derived from a competency in maintain a· fixed direction in space the possibility of making some was in pain. He said this might vances were particula rly large in to an accuracy of about 10 de changes in its reapportionment be the forerunner of another heart metals and machjnery ma nuCactur- grees of an arc in all hour were proposal, but tcntativcly decided attack. Ing. A $200,000 Mystery- considered satisfactory. against it on the Arounds tnat Other types of income ·were rela Although the gap between the changes in the plan would create tively little changed from April. 1940 gyros and those necded by to confusion in the public mind. Iowa City Man Business and professional in day's advanced navigational sys 'rhe group finally agreed, how come was up $400 million at an Dave Beck Sr. Indicted tems is bcing closed by constant ever, not to make any final dec i Iniured In Freak annual rate, but farm income was research, Wing said, still more pre sions at thi:; meeting. It was pointed down $100 million. NEW YORK fA') - For mer cia ted Transport Inc., of New cise instruments will be needed in out that thll governor had appointed Traffic Mishap Inc omes from dividends and in Teamsters Union President Dave York. Nor wou ld U.S. Atty. S. the future to keep missiles, air the committee and it probably terest increased $400 million. Beck Sr. and two trucking execu- Hazard Gillespie elaborate. craft, satellites, rockets and nu should be left up to him whether Arthur J. Lce, 51, 814 Bowery Other categories were unchanged. St., was released Wednesday fro m tives were indicted by a fe deral But it apparently rev 0 I v e d clear submarines going in the di it will continue its efforts for re Mercy Ho pital following treat grand jury Wednesday for a mys- around a $200,000 payment made rection they are supposed to go. apportionment. ment for a jugular vei n injury suf Science Study terious $200,OOO-deal of five yc!ars to Beck in 1954 and represented by fered in a freak acci dent on High ago. Il was represcnted as a loan Fruehauf and Seymour as a loan. Good Listening- way 6 west or Wilton Junction. Grants Awarded to Beck in repayment for past ii- A ycar ear lier, Beck had used Lee's jugula; vein was cut whe n nancial favors . Teamsters funds to loan Fruehauf the outside rearvicw mirror on his An SUI graduate and former The indictment was linked with HI. million dollars and ba il him I· Today On W 5 U I gasoline truck was shattered by Iowa City resident has received a testimony two years ago before a out in a proxy fig bt for control o( Senate investigation committee in his company. indi vidual 1)"lIlY heal' Concerto another truck. A piece of glass National Science Foundati on awa rd , . ARISTOPHANES, a name lo which fl ew into the cab. of Lee's for study in advanced science. Washington, and a ubseq uent in- At the time of Lhe transactions, . reckon wit h, especiall y in the Greek Grosso for tring Orchestra Slid truck struck his neck. John G. Albrech t, San Bern ar quiry into Beck's income tax re-I Beck still was president oC ~ the Classical Theatre, Is noted for a Piano Obligato ([he tille is longer Lee halted his truck and pressed dino , Calif., win attend the Uni turns. Teamsters, which represented em play ca lled "The Birds." Less than the selection) by Bloch, a bis fingers over lhe wound to stop versity of Indiana under the terms The indictment di d not specify ployes in both Frueha uf's and Sey familiar but none the less entor Bcelhovcn quartet, Double Con tl)e fl ow of blood. Highway Patrol- of his award . its accusations against Beck and mour 's firms. taining is his comedy, "The certo for Two Violin and Or man Ralph Akers, West Liberly, AJbrecht received his B.S. and the two executives, Roy Fruehauf, Peace," whic h will be heard this chestra NO. 2 1n A Major by Mozart came along min utes aiter the acci- M.S. degrees from SUI. He is the president of tbe Fruehauf Trailer FERRELL GETS DEGREE evening at 8 p.m. "The Peace" and Haydn's Symphoriy No. 97 in Co. of Detroit, and Burge Sey- C Major. dent and took Lee to a Wilton son oC Mr. and Mrs. Harry J . AJ- John R. Ferrell, assistant pro· was fi rst performed in Athens in J unction doctor. brecht, 1212 E. Court St. mour, 55, president of tbe Asso- Pretty -Displaced Person 421 B.C. during the P lopon Ion COUNT BAStE, Helen Merrill fessor of Music at SUI, received War (actually, something call,d a Doctor oC Musical Arts degree REFUGEE GRADUATE- Lydia V. Fediay, the first person to ent.r and Cy TburC are lhe principals I The- Peace of Niclas did break oul ill lonlght's Trio, from 9 p.m. to at the commencement of the Uni this country after World War II under the Displaced Persons Act, thal same year, bUl it appears versity o( Rochester, N.Y., June 9:45. Basic (not really royally) Is 1be1)olly, Iowan wi s graduated W.dne .. day frpm Wil. on High School in WI.hinliton, to have been a false peace, as' we , . 7. lhe conductor of a musical or .' say, for folks kept right on fig hting ganizatiOI~ devoted largely to the Ferrell received his degrce in Lydia, 17 years old now, i. shown preHying' up for last night's gradua. Pig. I THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1959 lowl City, 10WI until 404 B.C.). Tonighl's perform dance i Ml$S Merrill is a contralto; Performance and Pedagogy and for tion prom. She was just six years old when she got her first glimpse ance is somewhat more recent Mr . Tourt was former ly conccrt The Dally Iowan II wrlUen and edited by n udent.t and II r.0oemed by a board of jloe stuaent trosteC$ elected by his Ulosis wrote 09 "Twelve Sonatas . of the United Stat.. from the refug ee . /lip General Black which dbck· ha vlng ohly just !Scen recorded by master wilh tl)e celcbratcd Soulh (or Violin and ' Continuo by Fran the BBC World Theatre. "Th' the IIudenl body and four facully truneu appointed by t 18 president 0Lcthe Unlversily. The Daily Iowan', .d in New York City on Oct. 30, 1948.-AP Wirephoto. Milwaukeo Symphony under Wood· lCl/toripl policy, ,herefore, u flOC an npru8lon of SUI admlnistrallofl po y or opinloll, In any pdrticular. cesco Maria Veracini." Peace" ha been described as "a row Wil son JIerman. All are memo racy spoof of ar mamenls, war and bers of the union. (he general futility of the whole oertptlons, , 10 per :rear; dx 1IIOntha. Make-Iood service on missed papers th ing;" which, alter all, may be EVENING CONC ERT : musIc by 1he-'Daily Iowan ~ . 8O ; three montbJ, S3.2a. Is not poSSible, but ever~ eUort will be made to correct errors with the University Bulletin Board the rea on why I hey all sla rled Bach , Dilt r dorf. Prokofiev, next iSB ue. ~ MIMln:a DAlLY IOWAN IIDITOaIAt STAFr fighting agai n. Vieuxtcmj) and Schuberl (Fifth Ualn"ll,. a.I... ". Bear' ..tleOi mall be reeeln. al The Dan,. I. " .. . lfIe. , Room t o) O.m••• I .. - Symphony.l . AUDIT BUallAU Edtlor ...... ' ...... Ted Rasmussen HEHBEa 0' lb. ASSOCIATED PRESI ..... C.Dler, b,. DOO ••f tb ...,. lIef.r. publlcatlob. Th e,. mUll b. t,.,e' abil .I,ned " aD ahl •• r er or News Editor •...... Kay Kre .. The Associated Pres. Ja entitl ed ex- "'..... f ..... r ...... 11.1 •• pollllel.... Purely IM... 1 loaell.1UI are .01 ell,lbl' lor tbla ....I.L RESPIGHI, stili another name to WP"I - TOW 9111 ~/. ~OULATION' City Ed itor ...... M arJene loreenaen cl ua lvel ~ to the use for re publication .' ('lTV Sports Editor ...... Don Forsyth. of aU the local news prin ted in U\II • reckon with (italian, thl tim I, Thllnday, Jun. II, III~U Chief PhQto, rapher .... JoAnne Moore f\l\.w,pape r a. well •• all AP new. 'rll l! P II.D. "TOOL" examInation In copy of their Sprln" Semester grado PLAY NITE!! at Ill. rI. • I...... wiD also wrote a composition (musical! 8:00 Mo.-"Inl Ch,pel r.Ubll.hed daJl:r except Bund':r and Soelely Editor ...... Mary Jan.. dispatch ... Aeeounling will be given In 204 Unl reporla mailed to them shou Id leave be each Tuc!lday and FrIday from 7:10 8:15 New. onday aDd le,.l holiday, by 8tu- verolly HaU beginning at I p.m. on a stamped addressed envelope ot the to 8!3O p.m. . provided th.t no hom. ca ll ed "The Birds." Unfortunately, 8 :30 And The World Ll stcned dept• PUbllcaUonl , Inc. Communlca- DAIL Y 19. e:la Mornlnll Mu c DAlLY IOWAN ADV aaTI8IMG STAFF IOWAN SUPERVISORS FaOM Friday, Ju ne The Econ omics Registrar's Ollleo. varsl!J contcil II Icheduled. Ava nabll THAT "Birds" (lho e "Bird 1": Bol'~shel! tlons Center, Jowa City. Iowa. En- BUI. Mil'. " Adv. Director .. , ...... SCHOOL OF JO URNALISM FACULTY b ~ tbe 9:30 the examJnation will given. starUnl lor member. of facultY 'lllIlt, anll 10 :00 Now• tIIred al HCO nd el... m.tter at ...... _...... Mel Adami Publisher ...... John M. Harrison at I p.m., In 204 University Hall on IF YO U 8UB8CalBil O to r 8 1958 nuden! body and theIr IpOUMI I ff them "Birds?" is (arei not ched fIOIt DUlce at low~ CIt!, under the Advertllln, Mana•• r .. Don Bekemeler EditorIal ...... Arthur M. SIlnderson Monday. Ju ne 22. The Business Sta Hawkeye and Mve not yet pIcked It the fo llowlnl: Tuesday nll h_ b. d uled today on WSUI. As a matter of lo :oa Music act 01 COnllTeIS 01 March 2, lint. Cla.. m ed Adv. MI1" ... Larry Hennen' AdverUslnl ...... Sohn Koitmao UsUes examinatlon will be given at I UP. plea!.C do so n" 800n al pOS!llbJe mlnton. band ball. paddleball. .wlm 12:00 IIh;;th,,, Rumb les Promotion MIl'...... Jay Wilson Circulation ...... Wllbur Petel"lOn p.m. III 204 University Hall on Tue. nt 20 l Communications Center, 8 a.lll. mlng. table tennis anti tennIs. I'rlda1 fact, there is nothing by Resplghi 12 ·30 ~ Dlli141" {rom noon III mldnllbt to day, .June 23. to 5 p.m. dally except S:lturday. nI,htl-aJl Tue.doy .cUvIUe.. balk . .. 12 :4S ~' .. ~n~h Prul Review un ti l next Tuesday (which moy Irk I :00- MogUl' r:~rt news lleltll, wemen'. Pile T&V8TEE8. BOARD OF IIUDENT Sen Ion may also leI tllelr book at ball and volleJ'b.U. Mu"lc .nno UD~enta to the DAlLY IOWAN eracuLATION PUBLICATlON8 UN IVl a81TY COOPERATIVE IIABY the lamo place. the Resplghi Fan Clu bJ. But there 3:M N VI leOla, for n. 4:00 DaJ~ lowln. Edl rial oIrlteI an Circulation Mana'er ...... 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I• Pag; 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Th ursday, June 18, "59 appas 2-Hitter Puts Orioles Past Tigers 4-0 Hom'ers Net • Quas~ Upset State Jaycee Junior' Tennis. 6th Victory In Women/s Tourney Ope'ns Here Today For Youngster ' NCAA Golf Play begins at 9 o'clock this sian, Bob Boyson of Cedar Rapids, morning in the annual Iowa Jaycee state high school champion, ranks Baltimore Gets Only CHAPEL HILLS , N.C. (d'I - Junior boys' and girl ' tennis tour- as the favorite. Steve Wilkinson 4 Hits Off Bunning The daily surpri e in the Wom- namenl. The tournament, which of Sioux City, runner up in the same en's National Collegiate Golf Tour- will run today, Friday and Satur- meet is also a strong contender. BALTIMORE rNI - Young Milt Pappas threw a two-hiUer at De nament routine continued Wednes- day, will be played on the courts Iowa City will have a strong troit Wednesday night as he and day with Judy Eller winning thl' north of the sm Library. representation in Gary Lubin and his Baltimore Oriole mates cooled last two holes to edge out Anne Entries from about 45 boys and Da ve Strauss, who copped the state uff the torrid Tigers 4-0. Quast, National Women's Amateur 15 girls are expected in the singles high school doubl es title this spring. Backed up by oniy four hits, . • • without .eelnr oar complete champion, J up in the quarter- and doubles competition in t6 the Other members of the City High Bridal Suvleu:. Invltatlona, AD. incl ud ing home runs off the bats nouncemenls, Jmprlnted napilin• • of Gus Triandos and Chico Car finals. two tournament divisions - 18 and team, John Conwell and Gurdon ""eddlnr book. , Ifhank Tou lIote8. Weddlnr :PhoLo., Weddlnl .~ Iowell. rasquel, the 20-year-old right The 19-year-old University of under, and 15 and under. The top Hamilton , have also entere(i. Weddtn, Cake., 1I1lnll and MIld hander struck out six and walked Miami sophomore from Old Hick- two finishers in singles play in John Wilmeth and Chuck Darley Null. nobody as he registered his sixth ory. lenn., moved to a semifinal both age groups of the boys' com- are the chief ';wa City threats in match against medalist Mary petition will advance to the nation- HALL'S BRIDAL SHOP I'ictory in 'nfne verdicts. 127 South Dubuqu. Jim Bunning, who didn't let a Mills of Millsaps College and Gu -, · al tournament to be held in the 15 and under bracket. The fa runner on base until Triandos' port, Miss . Miss Mi ll s, also a 19- Phoenix, Ariz. vorite here is Dcs Moines' Richie , ..--""!'!~--~~~~!!!!~ 15th homer of the season in the year-old sophomere. steadied af- In lIle 18 and under boys' divi- Friedman. I Use An Iowan Want Ad fiflh inning, suffered his sixth de- Richardson Gets Back tel' losing the first two holes for ------Ccat against six victories. Carras a 4 and 2 victory over Andrea quel's third homer oC the year BOBBY RICHARDSON, New York Yankees' second baseman, makes it back safely to first base .fter Cohn of Northwestern. , also came in the fifth, Bunning reversing his direction on an attempted steal in the Yankee·White Sox game Wednesday_ Chicago first Julie Hull of Purdue, still anoth gave way to Bob Smith in the baseman Norm Cash reaches for the ball, relayed to him by Louis Aparicio, Sox shortstop. Ridlardson er 19-year-ol d sophomore, and eighth. retreated to first when the throw from catcher Sherm Lollar appeared to have him· beat.-AP Wirephoto. Wanda Sowell, 20-year-old Univer Like Bunning, Pappas pitched sity of Texas senior, gained the perfect ball for four innings before other semifinals places. Lou Berberct slashed a fifth in· Senators 7 A's 2 er of a doub! eheader. pow.er.. Mi ss Hull was one over par in a , I Spahn rellrcd only onc man RIchIe Ashbllr~ and Joe Koppe 5 and 4 conquest of Judy Kim ning !jingle through shortstop. The (Ii'! - IT'S HERE! WASHING~ON The homer- when he was yanked after giving only other safety off him was Bun happy Washmgton Senators, slug- up a homer to Jim Gilliam, s~ ba~ged three hits each for the Iball of Kansas. Miss Sowell won ning's single to lefl-center in the ged two m~re ~onig.ht , backlOg up Igles to Cbarles Neal and Carl Fur ~~~:~~eIPhla ..... 030 001 000- 4 15 4 the last two holes WiUI pars for a OF RESTAURANT sixth. a strong pltchmg Jab . by Camllo iIIo and a 3-run triple to rookie St. Louis.... 300 052.00,,-10 10 0 11 up victory over Mrs. Kitty Mc- A NEW KIND DetroIt ...... ()~O 000 000- 0 2 1 Scmproch. RobInson III, Phillip. 15). Kensie of the University of North Daltlmore ... 000 020 20x - 4 4 0 Pascual, .Cor a 7·2 victory over Frank Howard. Gilliam's homer Fnrre ll 161, Meyer 171 and Saw.tskl, Bunnlnr, SmIth fel nnd Berberet; Kansas. City.. was his first of the season. Thom •• 171: Jackson. Bridges (4) Dnd Carolina. Pappas and Triandos. W - Pappa. H. Smith . W - BrIdges (1-01 . L - Miss Mills lost the first hole to ,6-31. L - Bunnlni IS·61. Roo.kle Bob Alltson and ~~no Spahn, who has a winning rec- Robinso n II-II. Where you wi" always get lIome runs Bnltlmore, Trlnndos BertOia got, the homers,. ralsmg ord against every team in the ----- a bogey and the second to a par, . , [ 1151. Canasq\'el 131. the Senators league-Ieadmg t?tal league exeept the Dodgers, now bul caught Miss Cohn, form er I to 80. It was the 17th for Alhson is 0-3 against them this year and Jones To Compete Iowa Women's Amateur champion Giants 7, Reds 5 and the 8lh for Bertol~ .. 14-23 lifetime. ' from Waterloo, with winnin.g pars , FAST SERVICE [ SAN FRANCISCO ~ - An 11- Pascual gave up eIght hIts and Leflhander Sandy Koufax went In National AAU on the fifth and seventh. They hit San Francisco attack including s~ruc,k Oll~ eIght as. he recorded the distance Cor Los Angeles, ai turned even, each with a three homers by Jim Davenport and hIS fifth vIctory agalllsl seven de- lowing only five hit~ . Charles "Deacon" Jones, former over par 40. , REALLY GOOD FOOD Daryl Spencer, brought the Giants feats. Milwaukee . . ~ 010 100 2 5 1 Iowa distance star, will compete Ned Garver, who left for a pinch Los Alliele. . 500 002 21x - 10 15 1 [ a 7-5 triumph over the Cincinnati in the National AAU track meet Reds Wednesday_ hI'tt er Wh 'Il e t I'm' 1109,' 2-1, III. th e Spahn, WfI(ef1,ty IIC Iame). GIgglc 171 and this weekend at Boulder, Colo. A hearty Left-hander Johnny Antonelli seventh, took the loss. Jim Lopata: RouJax and PJllIlalnno. W - Jones is the defending champion , YOUR lG ' . I H"l N ,Kouf.x 13-1' . L - Spohn 'S-SI . MONEY'S WORTH notched his tenth victory against Lem on s smg e, " aragon s Home runs Mllw"ukee, Loean 171. in the 3,000 meter steeplechase "Hello!" three losses but needed help from triple and Bertoia's single gave Los Angeles. Gilliam III. event. He will be shooting for Specializing in c reliever Sam Jones in the eighth. the Senators their first two runs spots on the Pan American Games II the trademark of Iowa Pete Whisenant opened that in Lhe fourth . Cards 10, Phils 4 team and the team that will repre City's friendliest tavern. frame with a 365-foot homer into Allison's homer off relieCer Tom sent the United ,States in a dual You're right, "f? " [ Gorman made it 4-1 in Lhe sev ST LOUIS IJ1') - The St. Louis youl.mel - 'he left field bleachers, spelling Cardinals got strong relief :.elp meet with Russia later this year. It's "Doc" Connell'sl the end of Antonelli. enlp. The Senators added threc in The first three finishers in each the eighth, two from Bertoia's from rookie Marshall Bridges Wed [ Johnny Temple hit a bases nesday night for a 10-4 victory over event will represent the U.S. in the C' mpty homer ofr Jones in the homer. Pan American Games and the first PIZZA Washlnllton .. ... 000 200 23x- 7 11 0 the last-place Philadelphia Phillies. The Annex ninth. Kan"". City . .. 010 000 010- 2 8 I It was St. Louis' 9lh yictory in its and second place finishers will be ,-= Garver. aurmal. (7 ). Sturdlvnnt 181 26 E. College Orlando Pena, who blanked t~e last 11 games. come members of the U.S. team and House; Pascual and Naragon. W - that will compete against Russia. BREAKFASTS second-place Giants in his pre Pascu.1 le-71. ~ - Carver 15-5). Bridges, a 28-year-old leflbandel' Home runs - Wa.hlni!on. Allison vious start against them, found (171, Bertol. 181. held the Phillies to one run and rough going and drew his fifth four hits through the last 6'6 in- More and More SHORT ORDERS los of the year. He has won three. Yanks 7 Chisox 3 rungs . It was his first major league Three walks by Pena sat up a and Deliveries five-run ~xth inning as the Giants NEW YOR~ (d'I, - Mickey Man- game.The Phils hammered Cardinal I C0 II ege Men Also Takeouts broke a 2-2 deadlock. tIe clouted hiS l~th home run of I starter Larry Jackson for 10 hits Clnclnnntt .... . ()()() 200 lll- 5 11 2 the season,. WIth two matcs but Jackson escaped with only 3 · Sun Francisco .... 001 105 OOx- 7 11 0 and Women Pena. Acker (61, Iuroyo 171 and aboar~, .to climax a five-run sec· runs against him.' I Dolterer; AntonellI. S. Jones IS) and George's GOURMET HOUSE Landrith. W'- Antonelli (10-31. L - ond mDlng and the New Y.ork Bill While slammed a triple and \~:::;::.:~;.:~ __~~~_ Are Using Pen. 13-51. Yan~ees went on 0 defeat Chlca- single for the Cards and Ray Jab- ,· Home runs - Cincinnati. Robinson 114 S. Dubuque DiClI 5835 fl6)' Whisenant 121. Temple 141. San go 7 3 W~dnesday . lonski had two run-scoring singles Hogan Mobilgas! Franclsco, Davenpon. 131, Spencer (4) . .Mantie s blow come on ~ 3-0 and a sacrifice fly. I plt~h . ~he Yankees had clipp~d The Phillies outhit the Cards 15- We G';ve Gold Bond StampsI, ',' I: p' 2 Chleago s Ray 1\1oore for a run 10 10 btl ft 13 t d d d • eUS", b Irates the first and had added two more u, (' men s ran e an West on Highway 6 Phone 9034 CmCAGO ~ - ~kh~ C~ ~ the~~~~a~n~e ~He~ ~~dntmakhthemJn9tra~as~e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= ~E~~~~~~~~: BREMERS ~ ing the Chicago Cubs a 5-2 vic- There were two out and two-run- tory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. nets on base when Moore threw U With two out In tne eighth, Ernie three called balls to Mantle. The B Banks lined his third single to left next pitch was a fast ball right ~ and took second when Bob Skinner down lhe middle. Mickey swung fumbled thc recovery. Bobby Thorn- and drove a tremendous fly that B son was inlentionally passed before landed in the third deck in right ~ Neeman's liner rolled past Skinner field. The home run gave the and bounced to the left fiel d fence. Yankees a 6·1 lead and finished B Neeman was nearing third as Moore, who dropped his fifth de- B shortstop Dick Groat finally re- cision against one victory. B trieved the ball, and easily beat Bob Turley received credit for the relay .to the plate. the victory. B It marked the fourth time in as ChIcago . ... . '" .11){) 100 100- 3 9 1 New York .. 0 0 .' .Ie, 000 Olx- 7 14 I B many attempts that tIeI Cubs de- Moore, Latmon 121, Arias 141, Staley B feated Harvey Haddix, who suffered 171 and Lollar; Turley, Duren 171 and Berra. W - Turley (6-71. L - B his fifth setback among nine deci- Moore (1-5) . B sions. GOing the distance for the Home run - New York, Mantle 1141. B seventh time in 12 starts, Haddix Dodgers 10, Braves 2 B yielded 10 hits and fa nned 8. He B walked only two, one intentionally. LOS ANGELES IA'I - The Los B Pittsburgh ..... 000 200 OO()- 2 9 1 Angeles Dodgers kept their old ChIcago ...... 100 000 13x- 5 10 0 Iwhammy on Warren Spahn Wed- Haddix and BllrgeSSj .Buzhardt, Henry , • . . • • B ,al and Neeman. W - Henl'y (5-2). nesday mght, dnvmg htm out 10 W. L - Haddix 1~-5)' a 5-run first inning as they de- ~ N:: ",,~ ' - """ ... w.". '''. f~"d Mil.,,,k,, 1.' ;" tho , ..". ~ BREMERS GIFTS ALWAYS MEAN MORE FATHER'S DAY IS THIS SUNDAY Orion Knit Wash 'n Wear Enro "Shortie" Arrow Time-Saver SHIRTS SLACKS PAJAMAS SPORT SHIRTS Fine full fashioned orion Bremers' fine quality slacks Here's a gift any Dad would The c Arrow she rweight knit sport shirts are terrific are one of Dad 's Days most enjoy -Enro "Shortie" Bi-way collar hirls are ~ for fit, comfort and holding popular gifts. Dacron makes pajamas in fine wash and completely wash and wear NATIONAL LEAG E AMERICAN LEAGUE their shape. Has soft, silk a gift that most father wear light cotton fabrics and can be worn for sport w. L. Pd. G.II. W. L. Pet. [inlsh that washes and dries would love to get. From that are cool in neat foulard or dres • White and plain x-Mllwaukee ...... 35 26 .574 Cleveland ...... 33 24 .579 quickly. 0', .556 1 Chlcaio ...... 83 27 .550~ u~ patterns. San Francisco .35 26 colors. Plttsburih __ .. .. . 33 30 .524 3 Detroit ... 0 0 .. . 0'. ~2 28 .5313 Chicago ...... 32 30 .5l6 3''0 B a ltl~ore ...... 31 29 .517 31~~~ ~B.~ x-Los Anieles .... 33 31 .516 3'12 New York ...... 29 29 _500 Cincinnati ...... 29 33 .468 6\00 Kansas CIty .. ... 26 30 .464 St. Louis ...... 28 33 .459 7 Washington ...... 26 34 .433 Philadelphia ...... 2:1 37 .383 II!!. Boston ...... 25 34 . 42~ x-plnylng night i"me.. i~ ~ WEDNESD.\Y·S RESULTS WEDNESDAY'S aESULTS Baltimore 4. Detroit 0 Chicago 5. Pltlsburih 2 New York 7, ChIcago 3 San Franclsco 7, Cincinnati 5 o Los Angeles 10. Milwaukee 2 (lsI Washfni!on 7. Kans •• City 3 ...... vv·a·l·h·a·n·d·vv ... ·a·r ...... ·M·c·G·r·eg·o·r ...... M.. CG .. re·g·o·r·M·a·t·ch·i·n·g ...... ·F·In· ... Q·u·a·llt·y ...... inmel Cleveland at Boston Ir.in) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~ 51. Loul. 10, Philadelphia 4 TODAY'S PITClIERS TODAY'S PITCHERS Chicago at New York - Shaw (5-2) PIttsburgh at Chicago - Kline (6-3) vs. Bronstad (0-1), .s. Drnbowsky (4-5). Kan sas City at Washlni!on - Her .' ROBES JACKETS SWIM WEAR WALK SHORTS Cincinnati at San Francisco - Nux ... bert (4-5) VS. Fischer 15-21. ha ll (3-41 vs . .Tones 17,61. Detroit at Baltimore - Mossl 15-2) Milwaukee at Los AO leles (N) - .( •. Walker (4-3). ~ If your father hasn't a Rush (4-3) VS. William. \3-1). Cleveland at BQt!ton - Garcl. (0-4) Don't look now, but we 1£ you want one of the most No doubt Dad could use Il pair of Bermuda short!! Only games scheduled. VS. 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