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CHICAGO I.fI - n. Edward t Ken- Southerners to keep their d~e g8tio out resort center - but in the very heart of I new conference after his conversation nedy . lm;i guardian of a fabled political oC major candidate circulation. (Teat city." with Kennedy. legacy, . ought to stand aside Crom presi· McCanhy men claimed uccess in the Talk of a possible Kennedy draft swept He said that when Kennedy phoned "I told him that the draft movement has dential competition Monday night. while d r i veto stop Humnh~y short of swift throUlh the delegate caucuses durin, the Hubert H. Humphrey gained the upport of nomination. "It is apparent the viee pres­ day. But the senator hlmseU telephoned gone too far to be stopped." a fa vorite·son Southerner in his methodi· ident' upport i crumbling," claimed the chief promoter of this movement, for­ And Assembly Speaker Jesse 1\1. Unru,h, cal campaign for first ballot nomination. Richard . Goodwin. mer Ohio Gov. 1ichael V. DiSalle. to ask leader of the 174-vote California delega­ And a Democrats began their 35th Na· that his name not be placed in president· tion. said, "1 do ftOt regard his conver· But they acknowledged they could point tional Convention. Sen . Eugene J . Mc­ ial nomination. sation with Gov. DiSalle 8$ final. Carthy, striving to o"ertake Humphrey. to no specUic gain in fcCarthy support. DiSaUe said he would heed the rcque t "I would guess - simply as pure guess vowed to test his s~ren~th with a conven· Empty seat dolled the International Amphllht'atre a the opening night peech. - but added nothing could stop IOmeone - that Sen. Kennedy might take a careful tion floor challenge seeking a peace·line el from entermg Kennedy's name. plaUorm po it ion on Vietnam. e were delivered - a te'

LBJ I suggests' Hughes Believes Kennedy Democrats OBS~~VATIONS A. a Vice President Would Accept Party's Draft Find a 'Bug' AND COMMENT JJIIl I CHICAGO II! _ Iowa G('v . Har- lert out of the party." There is when William Knapp of Des for Humphrey old Hughes said Monday he be· considerable doubt the Demo- I Moines, who has a full vote, and In Platform PAGE 2 TUE SDAY, AUGUST 27, 1961 IOWA CITY, IOWA By ART BUCHWALD lieves Sen. Edward M. Kennedy erats can win the presidential Loren Mondl of Boone with a CHICAG O II! - An ex!CutivI! 0( Mas achu eUs would accept a eJection in November un:ess the hall vole, announced their sup­ meeting of Ihe Democratic Plat. 1 CHICAGO - One of Hubert Humphrey's drart to be the Democratic par· conservatives are given a voice port or McCarthy. form Committee was d i 8l'llp~ most Important decisions if he wins the ty:~ presidential nominee. in the party, he .said.. Slate Rep. Minnette Doderer of Monday afternoon when dele­ Democratic nomination is to choose a vice If there wer~ an h~nest d.raft McGovern ,.Id he did not Iowa City, delegation secretary gates discove-red what they said Vote for a pig? presidential candidate. Many names have at the convention tha. reeeived .nter tho pr9lic1'nti.1 IW"P" and national committeewoman­ was an electrooie listenin, device popular majority support, I can't stokes ill n • • polter to carve designate indicates she mii ht planted in a television set. Wbile the Democrats are meeting didale for president. This candidate been dropped in the hopper, but Mr. help bul believe he would accept up" tho oll1er ~end ' dates. H. support McGovern. Delegate Ralpb Turlington or in dark, smoky rooms, trying to de­ Humphrey has still been unable to make it," Hughes said. "He's a eour- pledged wholeh •• rted support will be a pig. The pig i cheduled to "I think he's the one wh o can Florida said a device was plant­ up his mind. Last week he- consulted with ageous man." cf the pa rty's nom In". ed at the back of the ballroom cide the (ate of the world, another unite the party," Slid Mrs, Dod­ '1 • be nominated Wedn sday night and leaders o( the Party, governors, mayors, Hughes, who is chairman of He said the major issues in While the committee was meet­ group of persons who are also con­ the National Democratic Gov- the campaign are Vietnam, ur­ erer. will give his acceptance speech senators and even with President Lyndon ing and connected to a wire a~ cern d with the fate of the world are Johnson. While his conversations with aU eroor's Conrerence, said he re- ban problems and the decline of parently leading to a floor above. trying to meet in the open air of Thursday. of them WCfi! off the record I managed to specls Kennedy's statement that rural America. Committee aides daabed to tilt get a tramcript of what he did not wish to be considered He called for rederal farm upper floor and summoned tht hicago. Although the Yippie movement may TV Newsmen I ,II, . i said to have been his for the vice presidential nomina- programs guaranteeing farm in­ botel management to make a I ay trying because Chicago May­ b stopped by Chicago red tape, the talk wit h President lion. come at full parity level and full search. rationale behind the pig's nomination Johnson. But the governor said Kennedy funding of existing farm pro­ But delegate Phil ll p Burton or Hidmrd Daley and his cily officials "Hubert, Ah h ear also made it clear that "no one grams. Make Appeal told a reporter "I don't think are doing their bpst to silence any vif­ is interesting and worth thoughtful you're having trouble can run away from problems." Hughes made his comments we'U calch them. They've prob­ ably cut loose and left by now." ible sign of dissent and di enchant­ COl ideration. finding the right man ~ Hughe., • r9cent supporter on Kennedy following a 45-min­ for Vice President." of Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy', ute cJosed-door meeting of the Burton said, "I don't see that mpnt from the Youth International Inslead of pretending to be nomi· "Yes sir, Mr. Pr i­ presidenti.1 bid, Will asleed by Iowa delegation. To President Iit makes any diirerence now Iny­ Party-"Yippies" for short. nating a fine, upstanding meriean dent. It isnl e y." neWl men wh. lI1er he would He said the delegates did not wav IJ CHlCAGO I.fI - The Radio- It' was understood the wire and in fact nominating someone who "Ah don 't Imllglne It Ihlft his olleglance to Kennedy lake a slraw vole on presidential The Yip pies are meeting in Chicago II. Ah've been giving It If a draft developed. preferences and "I didn't make Television News Directors As- was traced to the suite or rooms sociation appealed to President two £1001'5 above the committee and an' h")'ing to hold their own pres­ proves to be a pig, why nol nominate II lot of thought mohMlf, BUCHWALD "I don't have to (ace that de- any push Cor any eandirlate and lind it I"m. to m. tho mlln you wllnt Johnson Monday to help ease Ir oom. Wlw.n investigator. got idential con\'ention in Chicago's Lin­ the real thing right off. cision now," he said. neither did anyone else." lhou ld h... . t x.,.rimc. in tht tXlcutiv. Sen. George S. McGovern of The governor said "some peo- limits on floor coverage by neWS- thE're, Ihere was nothing on the ('oln Park. Daley ha~ denied Iheir peti­ So Ihe Yippies found a good, clean­ bronch of tho governm.nt, Ihould know South Dakota told Iowa delegates pIe have been expecting me to men at the Democratic National ot her rnd or the wire. Convention. Th~ nrvice fo und in the hearing lion for IIlcetings twice. The Yippies clltpigandhave been training him for tho ins ond outl of tho Viotnllmu e WII', to Ihe Democratic National Can- make a presentation for Sen . I ond should h... .. hil finger on the prob· Democratic officials, mean- room was described as a email countered with an injunction attempt his big chance. venUon that the plight or the McCarthy, but I have no inlen­ while, rejected an appeal by the microphone. leml of lew .nd order." farmer is the "forgotten issue" lion 01 trying to influence any· against Daley to stop him from top­ news divisions of the three tel- A committee aide said the Be. H, in (')vemher, the American vat· "I agree with you Mr. President, but in this year's presidential cam- one." vision networks for reconsidera- eret Service took 1Xlssession 01 paign. Hughes said he has no ide a ping them. Later, the injunction peti­ er is faced with R choice hetween where do ] find such a man?" lion of the decision to limit each the del'ice and that the commit· lion was \Iilhdrawn and the Yipip "Ah also feel he hould have been a McGovern said thal i[ he were how the delegaLion stacks up on 10 a single floor camera duri ng tee planned no further action. s Hichnrd Nixon and Hubert H um­ cleeted president. he would at- candidale preferences. decided to meet without sanction from Vice President at one time so he knows the convention. Eligelle ThN oux, ~ta ff direclor rhrt.'y, perhaps the pig is th answer. what the job's all aboul." tack "the long neglected needs Most of 111. dll<:ullion at the The Standing Committee of of the commiltee, who discovered I the cily. t th ir first meeting. the :\fter all. pigs would probably like to and long neglected injustices in ~Io sed c.ucus centerocl on pro­ CotTespondents protested Sun- the de\rice, said the attorney gen· "But there is no one living who has al­ agricultural America." spective floo r fights over pl at- Yippics rnet several police officers and see Ille domestic scene cleaned up and day against a limit of 55 floor eral of Illinois, Will iam G. Clark, ready been Vice President of the United McGovern and another presi- fo rm, rules, and credentials, pas es for representatives of a member of the committ ee. was dispersed. would probably like to get out of Viet­ Slates except Richard Nixon, Henry Wal­ dential hopeful. Gov. Lester tho governor said. Hughes said news agencies. A total of 25 was in the room at the lime. However, Yippie plans For the we k nam. If someone from a log cabin can lace, Harry Truman and ... and ... and ... oh, Maddox of Georgia , appeared at the Iowa deleg.tlon will cau­ anoted to radio and television Theroux said Clark bad report. no." the Iowa delegation's first cau- cus immediately in thl event n('wsmen. Party orricials cited ed the incident to the FBI and are unique and may be followed re­ he president, sometlling from a sty eus just a few bours before the a nomin.. il not MI"ct. d on "Hubert, why are you stuttering?" crowded conditions in the Tnter- to Chicago Police . gardless of Daley's reaction. The Yip. ~hoHld have a chance to be president . convention was to open. the first ballot_ "Wo'll wan t to nalional Amphitheatre, where pies plan to nominate their own can· 100. - Cheryl Arvidson "Mr. President, you weren't thinking o[ Maddox told the delegates that discuss our pOlltion," HUghel the convention Is taking place. ... you couldn't be ... 1 mean ..... he would return "honesty, e[£i- loiel. "Surely you can understand ciency and morality" lo the (ed· Meanwhik a new Associated thaI this unnecessary restriction UN Diplomats "Let's be practical about this Hubert. era) government. Press poll or delegates indicated does serious damage to the Ah said Ah would nel'er run for President Maddox said the Democratic 18~ Iowa voles will go to Vice democratic process by keeping or the United Stales. But Ah never said Ah party needs "new faces, new Presinent Hubert Humphrey, 17 reporters from access to a devel­ wouldn't run ror Vice President." life, new blood, a new platform to McCarthy and 11" to MeGov­ opin!! slory at ils source," J. W. Wait for Word be .of "Why 00 earth would you want to be that will acceptable to the ern. Eleven deleg31cs holding Robel·[s. chairman the dircc· Vice Pr!' id nt afler being President of the Amcl'icpn people." nine votes l'emained uncommit- 101'S group's Freedom 0( Inror­ United Slate ?" He added: "The conservative ted. mation Committee, said in the people of this country have been The lalcst commitments came telegram to the President. From Moscow " Ah like WIIshlngton, Hubert, lind 01 UNITED NATIONS I.fI - U.s. for o. Ah'm concernod It dNln't mllke sources said Monday Iihat regard­ any dlff«once if you're President or less of the outcome of Sovia­ Vice Presld.nt. Ah'va .lwaYI conlider­ Czechoslovak Lalks in MMeOW, . d the two jobl Interch.n,eable." the United States wooJd opp!IIIe any U.N. "ratification of rape" "You have?" o[ t!\at Sovlet-occupied country. U.S. Ambassador George W. "Now don't look 80 8urpri cd. Ah 'm not Ball and other Security Council trying to s!' II myself, Hubert, but Ah members agreed in private (XIIl. think II.h could bc a geeoJ service to you. sultatiorlS to await further wd .. I For one thing Ah could unite all Ihe ele­ on the Moscow talks bef"ore re­ ments of the party. A your vice presi· convening Ihe 15-nation council . dential candidate Ah could defend mah Jil'i Hajek, the rOl"Cign minis· administrali"'n a lot ca~ier than you COUld. tel' for the llooral Prague regime And, thirdly, you've got to admit unlike who spoke in the council on Sa l., the Re!lublican's man, Ah 'm a household ttl'day , was reported to share \be name." view that it was best to await "That you are. But it seems to me, Mr. developll'l€nls in Moscow beiore calling another meetint . Prl'sident, it would be so embarra. ~Ing for you to take second place on the tick· The position of the United States at the United Nation. wsa et." summed by the sources in this "Hubert, you've known me long enough way: "The Soviet Union takes to know tiUes don't bother me. We could , the view this is a family matter work as a team the way we have been th at should be' handled on a rra· doing. Ah could lake a Jot of things off ternal basis. That could be ac· your shoulders." cepted if this wasn't a family with a strOllg tradition of fra tri­ "Such as what?" cide." Before the coundl wall a reso­ "Ah could lake the war and peace ne· luLion which would request Sec­ gotiations 0([ your hands; Ah could worry retary-General U Thant to MIld about the economy; Ah could deal with asp e cia I representati ve to the civil rights issue, Ah could meet with PI' ague to seek the release and the Soviets, and Ah could address joint insure the sa fely of any de­ sessions of Congress; stuff like lhat which t a i ned Czechoslova k leaders. would leave you free to be President o( Whether to push that resolution aU the people." to a vole despite a Soviet veto "I don 't know what to say, Mr. Presi­ also will depend on the out.come of the Moscow talks. dent. l owe you 50 much I hate lo ask you to do anyt.hini more lor me." "Hol'Mf.. thers , Hubert. You don't * * * owe me .nyll1ing. You e.med • Crick Hanoi Sides .t tho Pr9.ldoncy by lu.t being your· ..If. If you don't want me to be your Vice Pr9.lclent, Ah'lI c.rt.lnly under­ WLh Soviets l .tend." 1 YIPPIES TAKE TO THEIR HORSES - Youth., many of them Ylppltt - members of the Youth II "Of cou rse, [ want you to be my Vice Intornltlon.1 party - In Chlc.go to profest lI1e Democratic: Nation.1 ConventIon, Iwarm ov.r the Over C:zechs President, Mt. President. Nothing would ."uostrian st.tuo of Civil Wor G.n. John Logan In Grant Park Monday. The Ylppies and other •t honor me more than to have you on the you", protester. madt their pr9 ..nce known th roughout cIowntown Chicago Mondey in v.rlou. HONG KONG 1m - CommWlist the-'Do it y Iowa n spontaneous demonltretlon,. - AP Wirephoto North Vi et nam Monday support­ ticket. It's just that - that." ed the Soviet invasion o( Czech­ The Daily Iowan Is IHillen and edited by students and Is governed by a boa rd 01 li ve "Speak up, Hubert." oslova kia, t h u s appearing ID ,Iudellt trustees elected by the student body and four truslees appointed by the president

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1= -- lor .....l po THI DAILY IOWAN-f... City, f._T_, AtIe. 11, I~P"" Court Orders Buses I,owa Flyers ' I 'GOP Hopefuls Red Soldiers Told To Roll in Chicago Lead the Way In Iowa Keep By U.S.: IGet Lost' CHlCl\ (;O fA'I- A Circuit Court jud~e i ued a preliminar)l injunc- In VI'et War On the Stump II"n 10nday orderin!! di ident bu drivers to end Iheir III'o-Buffalo Bills, smarting from a out Sunday night. then fin ed t rating years as one of the pre­ something, HoloI'ak traded 38· track, to talk to the various gang mier outfielder in the majors. much 8' would be npected erushing defeat by Houston, lost every member of the team an either. Until 1967 at any rat •. year-old Babe Parilli to New Ileaders and to aid the youlh of s tar tin g quarterback Jack undisclC>Sed amount. "I'd lik, to s" Detroit come " Last year was the only time York for 27-year-old Mike Talia· the black ghettos." Kemp for \lle season Monday '" even fined the injured play· blck Ind tlke it Igain , •• to thaI I was really disappointed," ferro, who had little trouble Ali said he olanned to set up a NATIONAL LIAGUE when he suffered a knee injury ers," he said. "I didn·t want domina.. the American Lugu. he said. " We had a real shot moving ahead of Don Trull into Itraining headquarters and after W L Pet. G.B. during a hard·hitting scrimmMe. even one argument about who for a couple of years. the No. 1 quarterback spot. a month or so fight an exhibition, SI. LouLs 83 49 .629 and I thought we had the best I i San Franelsco 70 60 .538 12 The loss of Kemp letMe was to blame or who wasn't." His passing targets. besides 1' with part of his purse going to ClnelnnaU 68 59 .535 \2 ~ "It hasn't happened for some team. The clo est we came be· Chicago 69 64 .519 14 'h American Football League club Monday's scrimmage was bar· time ... not since the Yankees. fore that wa 1961. when we fin­ Mar h, will be split end Art Black Coalition groups. Allanta 64 67 .489 18 ~ with two signal callers, veteran red to press and public. It was It would be a tremendous feather i hed second, but we were about Plttsburlh /13 68 .481 19 .,.. Graham and light end Jim Wha· MUHAMMAD ALI Commission members said dfou,ton 61 70 .466 21 ~ Tom Flores, now on waivers with only !.he second time practice in Detroit's cap." 10 games behind the Yankees. len. Ap licatlon D.nled S~a .nley. Branche, a Phila~elphia Phllad~lphll 60 69 .465 21 1'0 a sore throwing arm. and rookie tie5SioDS have been closed in the Kaline, a perennial All-Star " This year we can take it. The Blocking up front for him will p CIVil rights leader and dlrcctor New York 60 7 ~ .451 23'.~ xLo. Angeles 55 74 .426 26J~ Dan Darragh. leam's eight-year existence, since 1955, when he became the fan deserve it. They've been be center Jon MOlTis, guards champion Muhammad Ali for a 10f the Black Coalition, had prom· x - Late game not Included Flores worked out during the The Cleveland game will close youngest player ever to win the loyal." MondIY'. Re.ults Justin Canale and Len St. Jean one·shot exhibition bout in Phila- \ ised to match Ali "with someone San Yranclsco 3( Chicii/o 0 practice session, and Billl oHI· AL batting litle. believes the out the Bills' exhibition schedule. and tackles Tom Neville, Charley delphia. o( champion status, either a Joe Pittsburgh 4, A lanta 0 cials got permiSSion from AFL front-running Tigers will go on Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 5 Before the loss to Houston, they Long and Don Oakes. In rejecting AIi's application, \ Frazier or a Jimmy Ellis." Houslon at LOS Angeles, N Pnlsident Milt Woodard to actio to nail their £irst pennant in 23 Beckert Gets Hit, narrowly beat Detroit and Cin­ Besld•• Nlnce, pc'I'h.p. Bo.· the commission said it could not The deposed champion's draft New York I. 51. Louis 0 nt. him in tim. for FridlV years. cinnati and lied Miami. ton'l .trongest point i. its d.· grant a license because Ali, by evasion conviction currenUy is Prob.ble Pitch ... night's int.rleague cont.st here "U would cap off a prelly good Spoils Perry's Bid Pittsburgh. McBean (9·11 ) at At­ fen.lv. lin., where Byrd I. the his own admission , had been , under appeal before the U,S. Suo lanta. Reed (10·8). N with til. CI.vellnd Brown,. LON BORG WINS 3·0- career," he said. "It would be ?hUadelphla. Fryman (11 ·12) al only nf!'Wcomor. The othtr convicted for violalion of the Ipremc Court. Permission also was needed BOSTON t.fI - Jim Lonborg, the highlight of my Ufe. WheUler For Perfect Game three, who have betn pllylng ----- Cincinnati, Cloninger (4-6), N Chicago. Nlekro ( 1~8 1 at San from the National Lea g u e Boston's 1967 Cy Young Award ] do good or bad in the Series logether for years, are tnd Fran<:loco, BoUn (1;.4 ). N SAN FRANCISCO IN! - Gay· Los BI-owns. winner, turned in his most spec· won't be that important. Just Larry E lsenhaul'l" and tackles Hou ston , Lemaster (9·12) al lord Perry, retiring the first 19 Angeles, Keilich (2·7) tacular effort of Lhe season Mon· being in it will be enough." Jim Hunt and Houston Antwine. New York , Selma (8·8) at St.­ Kemp, a 12·year veteran, suf­ batters. pitched a one-hitter and Nicklaus Grabs 2nd Place day night in pitching the Red Although sldtllnecl Sunday by Eisenhauer is coming back Louis, Jaster (8·10), N fered tom ligaments in his right Willie Mays knocked in both AMERICAN LE4GUE Sox. to a 3-0 victory over t b e tho liltest of II string of In. from knee surgery but should be knee when hit by defensive end runs with a homer and a single W L Pel. G.B. Cleveland Indians. jlKl.. that has pl.gued him as wild as ever in harassing Delrolt 82 49 .626 Roo McDole aiter throwing a as San Francisco stopped tlle In Total Pro Golf Earnings Baltimore 76 54 .585 5"J Lonborg, plagued by a k nee since he broke In with the TI ­ opposing quarterbacks. long pass. He underwent surgery Chicago Cubs 3'() Monday. Cleveland 71 63 .SSO 12'11 injury and then shoulder trouble ..... as a t"n.ag.r In 1953, Ka. How much harassment the Pa· PAL M BEACH GARDENS, from fourth the previous week. Boston 70 62 .530 12 ~. in Buffalo General Hospital. Glenn Beckert's single through Oakland 67 64 .51l 15 most of lhe year, wen I lhe dis· lin. h .. no Imm.dlilt. r.tire· triots as a whole can cause in the Fla. t.fI - Billy Casper continued Nicklaus, who lied for (ourth The scrimmage, on the Bills' the mound and up the middle New York 84 84 .500 16'11 tance for lhe first time. ment plan • • league this year is questionable. to lead golf's money winners af· at Philadelphia, has won $145,374. Ml nnesola 62 69 .473 20 practice field at nearby Niagara with one out in the seventh halt­ California 59 73 .447 23 "I'm going to play next year," They very likely will have to ac· ter Sunday's Philadelphia Clas. replacing JuliUS Boros, who Vniversity, also resulted in inju· ed Perry's perfect game effort. Chicago 54 77 .412 28 he said. "After that I'll just cept 1968 as another learning sic with $148,645 but Jack Nick­ dropped 10 third with $145,210. Washington 49 79 .383 31 '11 ry lo Gary McDermolt, a rookie \ The Giants' righthander, now 13- MondlY's Resu ltl rUlming back. He suffered a FAT OVERWEIGHT have to see , •• to take it year­ season and look to tlle future. laus vaulted into second place Tom Weiskopf was fourth New York 6·2. California 1·10 by-year." 11, then retJ!'ed the last eight Mlnnefiota 4·0. Washington 2·1 (2nd sprained elbow and will be side­ Available to you wllhoul a doclor', men in order. among the money winners with game 13 Inrung.) lined two weeks. prescription. our product called The 34-year·old hustler suf­ Oakland 2-2. Baillmore 8'() Odrlne.. You must lose ugly fal Mays hammered his 17th h~ $143,721 , followed by G eo r g e Flores gave a spotty per· fered a pulled groin muscle run­ Hawks Start Drills Detroit 3. Chicago 0 or your money back. Odrlne. Is • mer of the sea· Archer with $107,131, and Lee Boston 3, Cleveland 0 formance a. Kemp's blck-up [lny tablel and ea. lly swallowed. ning out a double in the first Probabl. Pitch ... UOES NOT CONTA[N DANGEROUS son, and 58lst oC !L's back to the gridiron (or 70 Trevino with $101 ,218. during the 1967 ....on. Dar. game of Sunday's doubleheader Delroll, Sparma (9·tOI at Chicago, THYROlO OR DIGITALIS. Gel rid his career, off hopeful Iowa Hawkeye candi· Completing the lop 10 among Horlen (9·11), N ragh, from William lind Mary, ot excess fat and live longer. Odrln· against New York, then aggra· Mlnnesola, Chance (12·12) and lto­ oX costs '3.00 and I. sold on this loser Bill Hands, dates Thursday. Altllough tlle act· the winners, according 91at· has gained soma professional vated the injury pinch hitting in to land (3 ·1) at w ashlnflon. Pascual ~u.r.ntee: [f not satisfied for any 14-8, in the first. ual drills don't start unW Friday, isticians at the Professional Go\(­ (11 ·8) and Bosman 11-7 2, twl·nlgbt. experience during appearances reason, just relurn the plcklge 10 the nightcap. E arlier in the sea- I Oakland, Kraussa (9.10) and Segul your druggist and get your lull The Gianu;, the Hawks will convene Thun­ ers Association headquarters, (4.21 al Baltimore. Leo nhard (6·6) in Buffalo's four p ..se.,on ,noney back. No questions asked. who have won day for the anuua; press·radio-t v I are Dan Sikes. $100.312 ; Miller and BUllk", (I.()) 2, twl·nllht. games thl. summer. Odrlnex Is 80ld with this guaranlee 13 Df their last . .._ " ... , day. California, Wright (8·3) and Har· by: Barber, $94.419 ; Frank Beard. relsoll (0-4) al New York. Bahnsen Head Coach Joel Collier, an­ MAY'S DRUG STORES 16 games, a,dded 'J1hus far, 19 newspapers and 20 $92,614 ; and Dave Stockton, $88.- (12·9) and Ve"banle (4-4). 2. gered by the Bills' '!7-7 drubbing Yanks Split Cleveland, Williams (11·7) at Bas· Iowa City • a run in the radio and television stations have 607. ton. Culp (9.5) by HOllston last Friday night, ran Mill Orders Filled six.th on Bobby signed up for the activities. Bon d s' walk. The Hawks opening game, one With Angels Ron Hunt's sac- MA YS of their six home games tllis rifice bunt and Mays' run·scoring season. is Sept. 21 against Oregon NEW YORK t.fI - Jim Mc­ • Glothlin fired a four-hitler Mon­ single up tlle middle. Stale. Other home opponents are DAILY day night as the California An· Mays also doubled in the eighth Notre Dame, Indiana, WisconSin, 1 gels drubbed New York 1()'2 in and scored when Ernie Banks Northwestern and Ohio State. bobbled Jim Davenport's ground· On the road, the Hawks face the second game of a double· er. Texas Christian. Purdue, Min- .. header, snapping lhe Yankee's Perry Canned only three. IOWAN winning si.ring at five. nesota and Illinois. I Perry's complete game, his Following a new NCAA rule, The Yankees took the lwilight 14tll, was the Giants' 64th of the Ule first two days of practice opener 6-1 behind left-hander Will I s"ason, equalling the San FPen· be devoted entirely to condition- Frilz Peterson, who scattered ---- cisco record set last season. It ing. The Hawks will not put on JACK NICKLAUS APPROVED ROOMS APARTMENTS FOR RENT , ROOMS FOR RENT • four hilS and drove in three runs was Perry's eig'hUl route· going the pads until Sept. 1. Surgel to 2nd with a double and a sacrifice pellformance in his last nine ONE HALF DOUBLE - {emale . lie· CAROL ANN APTS. - now avBU­ SINGLE ROOMS for men, faU fleCU­ Advertising Rates fly. {rlgerator, Ught cook In 11. Close In . able. two bedroom furnished and paney, $50 per month 337·9038. Un s' arts and hi second shutout. - - =-==-==:-::=-=- --- 33B-464 7. 9·28 unfurnished, tall. 351 ·6246. 9-2BRC ROOMS - graduate men, kllchen Thre. Day...... 18c a Wart McGlothlin, backed by a l3-hit ., and showers - West o. Chemis­ I WEST SmE - Luxury furnIshed Six Day, . . . . . 22c a Word • attack that included six doubles, THIS COUPON WORTH .tnelency iulle. Carpellng, drapes, try. 337·2405. 1-3 ---- Ten Days ...... 26c I Word breezed to his ninth victory TYPING SERVICE air...co,ndllionerJ range, refrigerator, AIR·COND[TlONED ROOMS:-COOk. , disposal plus heat and water In· log prlvUeges. Black's Gaslight One Month SOc a Word against 12 losses in the nightcap. , cluded In rent. From Ut2.00. Dis· VUlage. 422 Brown St. 7·14AR Minimum Ad 10 Word. ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER - experl· play Apt. 3a, 945 Creal SI. open 9 He struck out nine and weather· t/. Toward The Purchase enced secretary. Theses, disserla­ a.m. to 8 p.m. daUy. CaU 338-1058. ROOMS . Graduate men. KIlchens CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS ed a bases-empty homer by Roy Think tlons, letters. short papers. 359~N~ 9·28A.R. lor cooking. Showers. DIal 337. , I 54n Un One Insertion a Mon'" ... $1.5t' White in the fourth. SO Of Any PIZZA CORONET - Luxury 2 bedroom. 2 Five Insertions I Month .. $I.le· The Angels tagge<: AI Down­ safety belts FAST, ACCURATE. Carbon Ribbon bath suite. CarpeUng, drapes. --HOUSES FOR RENT Seleclrlc typln, and edltlo,. 351· range. alr·condltlonlng. re{rlg. and Te" Insertions a Month .. $1.1t' ing for four runs in the fourth. I I2058 evenln,.. 8·30 disposal. Reat and water Included ' Rates for Each Colum~ Inch Chuch Collier opening the burst are confining? I THIS COUPON GOOD ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER theaes, In renl. From 155.00. Come to 1906 SMALL PLACE. 338·5763. 9-28 Broadway Apt. 1 or CaU 338-9891. witll a triple and Roger Repoz dls.ertaUon•• lellers, sbort rAper!, 9·28A.R. PHON E 337-4.,: , I and manu8crlpts 337·7968 . 4·12At< HOUSE FOR SALE capping it with a tWHun homer. TODAY and WEDNESDAY MA.RY V. BURNS : typln, mlllleo- THREE ROOM furnished - utUiLIes Bobby Knoop's second run'pro­ I graphIng, Notary Publlc. 415 Iowa tncluded, 3 blocks from campus, tate Bank Bulldlnl/. 337-2656. '·12AR oCf street parking. 338-0440 between FOR SALE OR REN'I': Washlnglon, ducing si ngle boosted the lead to Not half as AUGUST 27 and 28 ONLY 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Iowa; 30 miles soulh; older three CALL 338-7692 AND weekend.. for bedroom home I!IpaciouII and well WANTED 5-1 in the sixth and the Angels I experienced electric typing MIrv· FuRNiSiiEDONE::-""b-ed~r-( om apt. I cared for; solid oak woodwork; reo puUed out of reach with five un­ confining as lc~ . Want pape .. flf anY lengl h. 10 Couple only. no pels. References. modeled kitchen; Rusco wIndows VIETNAM VETERAN NEE DS 101 fo, pales or Ie s In by 7 p.m complel.d AvaUabie Sept. 15. 338·6449. Un Ihroughout, garage. Pleasant neigh­ mobUe home for fall term. Write earned runs in the eighth against I sam e eventn". Un VERY DES[RABLE large second borhood . Avallable Sepl. 1. Call 217- Roy O. Byers, Lot ll, We,II.1e Gene Michael, a shortstop mak­ wheelchairs. I Kessler's Restaurant TYPING - Seven years experience, floor duplex. Immediate posses· 224·2252. 8·31 Trailer Park, Million, Florldl. 1-1 ing his first major league pitch­ electrlc type . Fast, accurate servo slon, West Branch. 337·9681. 8·25Un Ice. 338-6472. 5·18AR CORALVILLE - now avallable. two MOBILE HOMES ing appearance. , I bedroom furnished and unfur· WHO DC,ES IT? 3ELRCTRIC TYPI1.G carbOn ribbon. 223 So. Dubuque sy nbols. any length, experienced. nlshed apartments, sumrner·Iall 1965 - 55xl0. 2 BEDROOM, IV. bath. WRIGHT MAY RETIRE- I ______~--_ I Phone 338-376!. 5·t6AR leaoc.. 351·6246. 7-13AR Central air, Colonial Interior. C5 lRONINGS . 338·B361. CINCINNATI t.fI - Leonard L JERRY NYALL - Electric IBM typo NOW LEASING TWO bedroom fur. Meadow Brook Ct. 338-4004 . 9·28 What's your excuse? Ing sel vice. Pbone 338·1330 '-nAT. nlshed apartmenl/ alr·condilloned. }'OR RENT - Furnished 2 bedroom mEAL GIFT - porlralt. b, pro- Wirtz, tournament director for I 502·5th 51. Coralv lie . 338·5905 or fessional arUst. Cblldren and t:LECTRIC. expe. I ~.ecretari. 351·2429. tCn Mobile Home. 2 mil es (rom town. the Ladies Professional Golf As· ...... The.e •. elr. 338·549t d •.ys , 351·1875 Suitable lor 2 Or 3 boys. 337·7023 . adults, chaf(!oaJ or p_cnclL - N. pa .. I lei - $20, oU - f85 and U[l. 331- Moftday thru ev~nln,. . tin WEST SlOE - Luxury one bedroom V·28 sociation. said Monday that MiC. \ and Deluxe efficiency .ultes. Car. 0260. 7·me key Wright is talking about reo P., ••• , " Round Up the Thursday SPECIALS pet/JOg , drapes, air-eondllloning. WANTED . - washings, Ironl.,~ Adv.rtls;". cont,;buttd 1m. . range, refrlg~ralor, dIsposal. plus HELP WANTED tiring completely from tourna· 10' Ih. public ~ ~ CHILD CARE Fasl .ervl~~. 351·3084 or ~lA1 .oad. \... c ...... , ..f (~U,"',) lIodwlch .. ,eat and waler Included In rent. ment golf. ~ Glng for A ... - .rown 8rll. 89 From $99. Display apt. 3A 94~ Crest SECRETARIAL POSITION open ELECTR IC SH A repalf"-2'-11Oiii ~" . tsc S_I.I C EXPERIENCED MOTHER will baby- St. open 9 a.m. 10 8 p.m. dally . Call typing required but nol .horlhand. vr.n - Delicious Meal sit. Have references. 337-3411. 9-28 ~38.7058 or 338·9891. _ ~ Work varied. LIst experlenc. and service. l\1~yer's Barber SbC/P'4-lAJ Fl." Sm ... .., H.m III 'NIh bilk.., \ ::-=-=-:;:======1I SUMMER RATES - STUDIO APT., references. Write Dall y Iowan Bolt . I 1150 rooms with cOOklnf. Cub or 28f. 9·27 FLUNKING MATH or .taustlcs! ~U ~~~~:, ,~~", . 5~1 89c J.net 338·9306. 4-12,,,, GEORGE'S GOURMET INNE Model Child Cllr. Center exchange for work. Black s Gaslight HEAD BOOKKEEPING posltlon SOl 2nd A"e., Iowa City Village, 422 Brown 51. lIn avaUable. Applicants for lhls full­ IltONINGS ._ <;Iud.nt bOy. Ind 120 E. Burlington a~: G,::~::~~ 5S~~~:~S:,"'·S~~ : Babysittinlll by the hour, day, WESTHAMPTON VILLAGE apart· time coSllloo should have .xperl· Ilrls. 10) '. Roche .:~; ::7 :!I2.. 1/11 ence n all phases o{ accounting. lets for 2. we.k and month :neots, .. lurnl.hed or unfurnished. D1APEA RENTAL service bJ No­ ~"ullr su• .. .. I_III $2 , 49 , Hwy. 6 w. Coralvl11e 337·52117 '-l%AR SupervIsory eltperlence desired but Procell Laundry. l13 S. Dlaba .... nol required. Excellent working U NOON BUFFET - C.II - NICE 2 BEDROI)M fumltbed or un· conditions Ind benefits. Wages com· Phone 3S7 . ~~d4 . • 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. MONDAY thrv FRIDAY 1.85 Mrs. Edna Fisher. 331·5160 furnished In Coralv'HeA-!'0w r~nl· mensurate wltb experIence and abll· ~' AST t;.ASR - Vte will \Ja11101tJ. Rib •••••• , •• , •• E"enlng •• 331-5931 Inll Porll Fair, loc. 838-r... l or 337· Ity. FIve dlY week. For appoint· ty;>ewrlters/ aulol. Bond ••, T.VJ, 91ti1J. Un ment. call Luke, 337·2137. 11-31 radl ..... Mrbl e home~. or anJtblllJ I5c Speg h.>ti end ~ ..t 1.11 Dinner •• , •• 1.55 HOT SIRLOIN OF BEEF AU JUS on french bread FURNISHED APARTMENT ulllltle. SECRETARY NEEDED half time. of value. ·fnwncre.t Moblla II~~ f HOT KOSHER STYLE CORNED BEEF on rye I5c 1.65 paid. Up town. 526 So. DUbuque . Give .... fer.nces and experience. Ifa Bro.st" Ch ic.~. n Dinn., •• , ••• t •• MISC. FOR SALE 338-11833 or 35H1I05. Un Write Dally Iowan Box 287. 1-27 FANCY SMOKED ~AM 011 french 01' rye ISc Reduce fast with KOSHER OR GENOA SALAMI on fAnch br.ad ISc FiIl.t 01 H.ddock Dinn o, with TOMo, Slue ...... 1.55 INFAN'I' CLOTHES. ga. ran,e two AUTOS, CYCLES FOR SALE Villager Restaurants B.B.Q. SIRLOIN on french br.ad I5c 9'xJ2' rugs, walker caT bed-seat, GoB... tablets, IUDDln DINNERS: L $1,00 Po lly Chair Rocker'lIaby " Adult HIS3 XKE JAGUAP_ Excellenl con­ FranchIse Opportunity Only 98e LOX (Smoked Salmon) and BAGELS Chicken Dinner, ftc Spaghelti Ii Meal Balls. lie Vlporl1er, Nursing kit, play Pen and dlUo n. cln collect 843·2535 or 643- I Misc . Ilems. Very Reasonable. 828· U31. Un Includ14 with .11 sandwlcll •• Includll Fro. 10··.. 9· 5 95 2865. Now Available In LUBIN'S AUTU INSUP .'" ' f 'E. Grinnell Mutual. Chips or your eIlolce of lIoiller dlll l, ko.ner tomatoes. OF STERE=O:::S~f"'o -r -r-e-nt:-.-:n-:;d ~..le . liIi caullllower, picKled be.ts, brunel .poull, broccoli. ~~~lSl~D':~ll~IUCKET CHICKEN •••• , ' YOU,ll[ me.1 t"RUng pro~ram . Wes· Area Self Service Drug II ,lee.. . 10,<1_ I 1,..._1 ...... , 351-3255 afler • p.m. weekdays - sel Agency I ~02 Highland Court. Of· This ~ I anytime weekends. 8·12AR •• v...... Ind HAMM'S, 11,111 Dr dirk DUNKILllt4U I ..,. FrwllCfl 'rwo..... ,I.t Col. IfI. ~ I ~ ~'7 348.'. lin I 1.c Hamburger i. Slnctwlc:h GUlran_ 15 Mlnut. Driv.. lnn IGNITION C'ITY.Qut Service or 1961 Singer Touch and Sew, Served All W"k Long Y..,r CInI., II 1'1I1l11 YAMAHA Locltlons Avall.ble CARP:JRETORS Sc BEER With bndwlchts Lik. n.w_ Guaranteed. Make, GENERATORS STARTERS Free DeUvery on orders over ".95 1. Seating cap.clty for 75 per· blind hem., O".rcllst., button· SPORT CYCLES sons Brlllgs & Strlttort Moton Piping HoI D~li v .,y S.,.I.. 2. Dlnln, Room .lmosphero Ai, Cond ition.d Din in9 holll, 11".11 JNltteml, mOIl. Fresh Baked Pits, Hom.made Soup, Sales & Service 3. Menu Includes king slze sand· PYRAMIl> SERVICES Plenty 01 P.,kin9 in tho Ru, grams. wInd. bobbin in m.· wlches: Rsl . Beef, Corned Beef, Crispy S.I.ds with your cholc. of drelllng•• 20 Model. to Choo .. From .21 S, Dubuqu. Dial 337·5723 chi.,.. See locally. 15 paym.nts Ham " Reuben . 7 New Excite .. for '61 t. Self·servlce ALSO •• _ of $S.25_ Cash discount. Will All Yamaha Blk .. Sal. Priced 3. Capital r.qulred $15.000 on. of the foIlowl"" I, featured 6. Yearly net Income, minimum MONEY LOANED take trade. AI .., 1961 Dial 'N no,ooo. II' • SPECIAL "'.", day Sew. Save $121.00. Write DIs­ Diamonds. Cam.ras, Gun', George's Gourmet LANGE·BUSTAD Writ. VIII ••., Rest_r.nts, Typ.wrlters, Watchll, F,esh Frull 1'111.' SPlttlettl Ind Meltbill. trict Creellt Department, Box lroasteel Clllck.n 4127 DocIte Str... lug'!ag., Muslcpl Indrumtnfl Stuffed CablM.e ROlli 830 ht,Ave., East, Phone 338.7801 4311, Overland Park, Kan.a. eo,ned It., with Chef', S.llds MDTORS H')Cr(·EYF. LO . \~ Chopp.d Llv", Slndwlch 1'11101 of Sol. Dlnn.n Omlha, Nebr_ 66204. " i . ~v .. 'i 5 Wes; - Coral,m. 120 E. Burlinglon, Phone 351·3322 261·262·263·264-265·286 O( II 337 '5~ ~

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