.. " ve . .' ., II 'on :y Serving The State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City Established in 1868 - Five Cenls a Copy Member of Associated Press LeaSl'd Wire and Photo Scrvice Iowa City, Iowa. Thursday, August 21, 1958 The Los Ip drawer e Dutch. I Sid Gill. im. I Gillman at on the watched :kJin han. and mis. ra 5 er wn eace an 'f the Na. reat pass. I COUldn't , I h. Dutch lle Phila. linterland ·· d D I I '-+---t ---. - . L·ttl R k All 10 Nations - which T gh away C' OUft Pelilione . 0 e oy n egfotlon In I e OC In Agreement dmit that I like the Ie former S~hool.. Board -- Over Mideast NO things I New Drive-In Restaurant :e orders May Be Presented To vhen nee. Asks Holdup 'Opens Today in Iowa City U.N. Assembly Today lade has LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (.f! - The lprentice· UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Ib's num. Little Rock school board announced The first McDonald's drive-in, self-service restaurant in Iowa City (AP) _ All 10 Arab nations in Wednesday night it has petitioned Hill open today at 812 Soulh River~ide Dr., William O'Brien announced the U.N. announced with dra directlng the U.S. Eighth Circuit Appeals Wedn:.- day. The formal opening wiU be held Saturday. organization that h grown malic suddenness Wctlncsclay t of the Courl to stay ils order whicb would Thl' local IInil is !'urt of a natIOnal In exhibi. to more th:tn 90 McDonald's night. they had reached unani continue integration at Central I ____. ___ _ e pas ed t1 . High School. throu houllhc nitcd Stales in less , h~ mous agreement on a Middle ran for Eo t peace plan. Ie's real Supt. Virgil Blossom made the than three ycars. Weat er Th MeDonA)d \mlts. pcciaiize In The first reaction from West· m open announcement after a meeting with , ~inst the hamburgers, malls, and frcnch ern diplomats was that the plan Gov. Orval Faubus which lasted I 28 . iries. would win unanimous endorsement ,wo r()()k- nearly two hours. The local re laurant will be I of the 8l·naUon U.N. assembly, an4 :1\ 'j()\\t\?, 'FauDw:;, 1>&\n ne n&n 1:1 "vcry open lhe entire year and plan bring the emergency session to an Id Frank end within 48 hours. line Cat· friendly and amicable meeting" to be open Irom 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. for with Blossom and three school Sunday lhrough Thursday Dnd It /' It has been forwarded to Arab Rice home capitals lor approval. 11 \ols board members, He earlier chal a.m , to midnight on friday and m both," Is forthcoming it would. be PI:C' lenged lhe board to take quick ac Saturday. sented to Lhe Assembly today. l the po- irst rate tion on prevonting continucd inle· The nl'W restauranl hrro will be I U,S. Secret.,.., .t St.t' JeM gration. I10calJy owned by 1IIr. and Mrs. Foster Dulle. returned W..,... Earlier Wednesday. the gove(nor O·Brien and is th • econd MeDon· More thunderstorms wtBl be open Thursday, ug. P .~. Saturd.Y' - 7:al aiDt.·t2:00 a~Ma~ln~ ..as ll~ wj~pe)fs'l n a d.-y, bltfolj. her 15·ytlr-old broth.r I p.t.r Grllwold hi Lo. Aft...... II ..... month .. ~ ; all ou.. Mall ...... tJona Center I. open from 8 a.m. "" Prof. L. A. Va'll I?71oe, Iduc.~" , 21 rfom 3'30 tO~·341,.m and from oer. Rentelltt ICI'IpUO .... f/O per ,ear: IbC __ 5 p.m., Monolay throulh FrIday and - Cary W. WllIlanu. A2; Tb,.".. W.«' . 'h OJ , N n, ~Y ..... 1""_. 1-~r otor vellide CllS'l1 pUl:l;umbtlll to DoIItors lay the hUrts 'ofoth. two reunglttrl Ir. functlonln, nemt'I'- 4) a fine 0 ..; --...... trom 8 10 10 • . m.. on Saturday. McKay, L3. 7:30 to' 9 p.m. T mock·up" is D -, Ct:CJSED. . .. /leer .... tt.ek. . -.,...... now for the flrat time In thflr IIv... -AP Wirephoto. I •. THE "DAilY IOWAN-Iowa City; la.-Thursclay, Au§. 21. r9S1-Pa,a 3 . Court 9,der Res'ra;", Uhi~t1- . .
low~1 i ~-ail' Strike A¥erted CHICAGO 1m - A court order Iry restrained the union from strik· strike in a dispute over the rail· Wednesday averted a strike by ing and ordered a full hearing on Iway's elimination of 123 one-man [e arICsdl~v \ the Order of Railroad Telegra- its dispute with the railway for stations in Iowa and South Da.kota phers that would have lied up Monday. 1- 105 of them in 10\ a - Leighty [ operations of the Chicago &I North Union Presid nt G. E. Leighty said. Western Railway in eighl states said he was "very much sur· I He said the union notified the - including Iowa. prised" at the ruling, but said ICIoNW last December that teleg- Federal Judge Joseph Sam Per- every effort would be made to rapher positions as of Dec. 3, contact union members, who had 1957 must not be dropped unless voted to strike at 6 a.m. today. I both parties agreed. The one-man The rail" ay said a strike would I talion in South Dakota and Iowa 140 Chemists snarl passenger and freight oper· were abolished in the last month ations in eight states and would I after approval or public service affect some 45.000 daily commut- commi sions In bolh states. ers in Chicago suburbs. Railway The railway said that in some To Attend lawyers said some 18,000 employ· stations business had dropped so ees would be idled and grain el- much that ag nts worked only 15 evators serviced by the line would minutes a day, getting the equiv. be closed. alent oC $161 hourly pay. SUI Meeting The union, representing 1,600 To maintain these stations would station agents. towerman, lever· destroy all Incentive for C&NW to More than 140 persons from all Empty Union Being Cleaned parts of the United States and men. relay office employees, wire improve its equipment and would Canada are expected to attend the chiefs, telegraphers and other com- waste funds on unnecessary per THE CLICK OF HEELS echo throuth the Union II the almost deserted building receives I claaning lOth anniversary meeting of the munlcations workers, called the sonnel, the railway contended. by SU I janitors. All the furniture is movad to the halls ,nd out-of-the·wIY comers whil. tha floors, American Association of Clinical "To agr to the union's de- w.lls, clrpets and dr.pel receiva • thorough claaning. -D.ily Iowan Photo. Chemists at SUI Sept. 4·6. mands would freeze our opera· To mark the anniversary, the tions from now to eternity," a To Miss America Contest 2 May tag rail spokesman said. "We could entire meeting will be devoted to l scientific sessions including pre· do nothing regardless oC changes like the Fella Says- MRS. IOWA WISHES Miss Iowa Success. When JOlnn, Lucill. Mac. in the industry." Donald, 20, left, of Ames, Miss Iowa of 1958, I'ft Des Moines W.dn,s sentation oC symposia programs and papers on various aspects oC Plants Closed He said the railway has not day to compete in the Miss America contest, Mrs. Deqayn. Gilbert, clinical chemistry, according to provided job Cor those employees Ames, who as Mrs. Iowa of 1958 competed in the Mrs. Ameriu con. Robert L. Dryer, associate profes dismis d because of the clo ing. tut last May, wished Miss Iowa success.-AP Wirephoto. sor of biochemistry at SUI and By Walkout This is the union's major com· coordinator of the program. plaint. The dispute had been under dis· 'Keep NEWTON t!! - A work stoppage a Man Down' Persons attending the meeting will stay at Hillcrest, men's dor· flared tn two plants 01 the Jl.laytag cussion with the National Media· mitory. Co. Wednesday, bringing produc· tion Board, but the railway and By J. M. ROBERTS manager moves out ther isn't mi sion to carry Ulem out. Or they 'Thesis Analyzes Physical Scientific sessions will be held in tion to a hall in both. the union were notified Thursday Anociated PreIS N.wl Analyst enough time left for him, and a are just plain unlucky. Th y pre· the Medical Laboratories building. The company termed the Stop the board was closing its Ciles on The old saying, that you can't younger good man g ts the nod. pare them elves carefully to take A banquet will be held Friday eve page by about 1,500 members of the case. keep a good man down, just isn't Then there's the good man who advantage of opportunitl . then Education of ' Fifth Graders ning, Sept. 5. Local 997, United Auto Workers The board said no grounds 'Cor true. i 0 intent, in such a hurry, that are sick or on vacation wh n the Union "a completely unauthoriz d 5 ttlement w re in sight, but that Adm. Rickover, lhe Navy's re he irritates others and actually chance come to show themselve . 11 Johnny has to climb to the top and 87 per cent of the girls an· wildcat walkout." the case would be reopened upon verse sid of the Billy 1itchell interfere with the smooth running The snubbing of Adm. Rlckover of the tree to be accepted by his swered "yes" to the statement, "I Followed Mass Mllting request. ca e, is going to get promotion of an organization. He wants all in connection with the White House playmates, he may do it, regard- am good in most activities." 2 Drowned Harry Morgan, president of the and pay, and a mcdal. th good younger men a his a • ceremony wa his lucky break, less of his parents' attitudes. Different Dislikes local , said after a mass union sistant • and all the money ror his because it aUracted attention LO membership meeting Wednesday Soviet Subs H 's going to repre ent the Pres· His parents ma,y approve of I But boys and girls differed in 5 ident when his "baby," the atomic own projects. He is not so much his plight. He becom an excep- physical activity in general-most their likes and dislikes of activi he had found it "impos ible to get elfishly ambitious as wanting au- lion . At Okoboii the workers to return to their jobs. In English Channel transpolar submarine Nautilus, is p~rent~ do-and may allow him to ties, with boyS generally prefer thority bfcause he consld rs ev· Many organizations make a val "They are unwilling to return welcomed in New York - a Car chmb In the lower branches, but . ring those involving running and SPIRIT LAKE IA'I - A man LONDO fA'! - Five Soviet eryonc else too dumb Lo wield it. iant ffort to u all the talent until they are given an opportu· higher honor than an invitation Johnny 's standing with his PlaY-I exertion and the girls tending to and a 12·year·old girl drowned in submarines passed from the to the White House announcement He fails to get cooperation, and in available, but it's still tru . Wes! Okoboji Lake Wednesday nity to discuss their grievances North Sea into the English Chan· th end that get's him. You can k('(.'p a good man down, mates may be more impertant to choose the gentler activities. with May tag officials," Morgan of the Nautilus (eat, Cor whIch he him. than his standing with his I These differences are the differ when the small boat in which they nel Wednesday and continued on Th re are the good mcn who and if you don't ho's liable to do said. the surCace toward the Atlantic was overlooked. I blamed family . Iences our society exllCcts in the were riding with two other girls cannot cll tb ir id a and act per· it bim alI. capsized in water 70 feet deep . He added that company officials Ocean. But time cannot be recaptured, That is one conclusion reached behavior of boys and girls, Miss had told him they will nol meet nor th daily feats he might have by Mary O. Bowman, who studied Bowman explains, and show that Dead were Harold Mayr, 40 , o( A British Admiralty man said Harlan, a State Tax CommiSSion with union representatives until the Royal Navy knew the subs produced except for his submcr· I several groups of fifth grade boys even at the fifth grade level chilo the workers go back to their jobs. gence. and girls as part of her work dren are assuming the "appropri· employee, and Cheri Markham, were in the channel. Four are be I one of six children of Dr. and Mrs. Another union meeting is sched lieved to be of the latest design. Everyonc knows good men who toward a Ph.D. degree in physical ale" sex roles. uled for 9 a.m. today, he said education at SUI. She received the Parents too indicated differ William Matkham of Harlan. They were escorted by a mother have been kept down, eithcr by Mayr's daughter, Patsy, 14, and Involvil Work Standards ship. degree at SUI'~ August Com- I cnces in 'activtties in which they circumstances or them elves. a girl (riend, Janet Noble 12, also Both sides agreed that the walk· Therc's the man, like Rickover mencement exercises. I preferred' their sons or daughters of Harlan, clung to the overturned out involved work standards, but Scored Activities to participate, but no parent ques· PRINCE TO CANADA and Mitchell, who was born too boat until they were rescued. the company said it had no de· LONDON 1m - Prince Philip, soon. His ideas may be too ad· Miss Bowman measured chilo tioned in Miss Bowman's study Sheriff Ike Kissinger said the tails. ICOlntirlues " drcn's performances on nine phys- was wholly against physical ac husband of Queen Elizabeth II, willi vanced to get the support of as four were riding in a lO~·foot "We have not been informed of visit Ottawa Oct. 29-31 to attend the sociates from whom he needs ical activities and also scorcd chilo tivity. In general, parents' reasons boat powered by a 25 horsepower the cause of the walkout," said dren and their parents on "activity t for favoring activities for their world conference of the English- help. HIs accomplishments may motor. He said a combination of Fred May tag, president of the speaking union, Buckingham Pal- not be recognized at their true attitudes." children (ell into the "good health" speed, wind and two·foot waves on company. "However, it is obvious She was seeking answers to this category. ace said Wednesday. The union is value until too lale to do him any the lake made the boat overturn. that the iJlegal actions oC a small a worldwide organization promot- good. question: Why do two children with I Miss Bowman found a relation· of The Markham girl's body was group irresponsible per ons have ing under tanding hetw en nalions Right with him is the man who essentially the same physical ehip between parents' "activIty at· recovered a short time after the disrupted production and put hund equipment make different scores Ititude" and their children's per tragedy. reds of employees out of work. with that common langual:e. Us comes just behind oth r good men on phYSical llerformance tests? formance on the physical tests, Officers from Arnold's Park, "It Is equally obvious." he added, members include some of the top 1in his organization in terms of The answers, Miss Bowman but the relationship was not con Spirit Lake and the lake patrol "that the walkout was well plannM figurcs in the Briti h Common- servic . He should have come Want Ads Bring Results says, could help the teacher to se- sistent, leading her to conclude were dragging for the body of in advance, but we do not now wealth and the United States. sooner or later. When his general lect the most effective methods of that parents' attitudes were less MayI'. know by whom." ------~------instruction and to determine pro· influential than the opinions of the The company said employees in gram content. children's playmates. the drier assembly department at Most childrcn like physical ac- One Significant Difference May tag Plant No. 2 walked off tivities, Miss Bowman's study The study points out only one Miss McElroy the job just as the day shift WaS shows, and 96 per cent of the boys significant difference in pupil beginning at 7 a.m. groups' scores on the physical per Named Queen of Operations Suspended formance tests: Girls from a The workers circulated through SIFIEDADS 1958 Regatta the plant's washer assembly divi· Un ity Club school with a minimum physical Classified Trailer Home For Sale Personal Rooms for ISAVE. Pickart Matlr •••. joined the walkout," the company 8-3lRC HlahwI Y6 Wesl. 8-21 for money collected from its members two groups of Cedar Rapids fifth statement said. ,1.00 a CoJullUl IDcb - • among the three Republican memo graders and their parents, and of fen IDaertfoDa a MoDth. WE make covered belli. buckle. nnd bers of the commission. one group in a Wheaton, Ill., Each uiaeruou ...... Instruction bUllon!. Sewlnl maehlnes (or rent. dollar school. Her final study involved SinKer Sewln, Center, 125 S. Dubuque. Practice Discontinued . <:W1' God Comes First· • ,.,.. Dany Iowa n reserv.. BALLROOM dance leSAons. Speclal Phone 2413. 8·31 The practice was discontinued fifth·graders in four Waterloo and ' the rl,ht to reiect any ad rate. Mimi Youde Wuriu. Dial 9485. you can't two Iowa City schools. . U-20R Help Wanted last May at the recommendation • .. ~ Gives to Church, vertilln, copy. ; of the investigating committee. Miss Bowman will become chair· NEED- 4 male Iludents Frtday Auaurt beat a The committee says it feels the man of the Department of Physical AP Wlre,.. I. No Wife Su pport Typlnp 22nd \0 nSllrt with Unh·erslt) EdI- practice was a violation of a state Education for Women at Central Phone 4191 tion. C.ll Robert Bell. 4191. B-21 TYPING 6110. 9-12 , classified ad Washington ColI e g e, Ellenburg, Miss Nancy McElroy DES MOINES fA'! - A man who . law prohibiting solicitation of Ignition funds from state employees Ior Wash., this fall. She formerly was Regatta Queen said he contributes 10 per cent of THESIS Iyplnl. 61124. 8.30 political purposes. director of health and physical his gross income to his church has TYPING. 7457. 8-25 Carburetors for getting GENERATORS S'FARTERS Erbe issued a brief statement education in the Oregon depart Miss Nancy McElroy, daughter been held in contempt of court here TYPING 8-0437. 8-1 ment of education. of Secretary of Defense and Mrs. for failure to support his former Briggs & StraHan Motors best results after consulllng with Polk County TYPING. 2447. 8-23 Attorney Roy Hanrahan about She has a bachelor's degree Neil McElroy, was name.d Queen wife and child. .- the matter Wednesday. He said from Central Washington College of the 1958 President's Cup Reg Asked in a District Court hear TYPING. 3174. '-2tH Pyramid Services Hanrahan will submit lestimony and a master's degree from the atta il) Washington Wednesday. ing Tuesday why he hasn't given TYPING. '·11078. 9-9 621 S. DubuqU6 O~ 5723 regarding the Club's activities to University of Oregon. Miss McElroy is slated to re the money to his former wife and ceive her crown from her father child Instead of to the church, the grand jury next month. B L OND I E The attorney general declined at the regalta ball Sept. 19. The Jerry W. MorCett, Des Moines tele to name any persons whose ac power boat races will be held on vision repairman, replied: 1 JUST PUT ON FRESH tivities might be brought before the Record Sa les at the Potomac on Sept. 20 and 21. "] have had counseling through NAil POLISH. DEAR .. my minister and through the word 'fOU'Ll HAVE TO WAIT grand jury. UNTIL IT DRIES Donate 1 Per Cent Procter & Gamble RED PURGE of God and we have come to the Testimony beJore the committee The Procter and Gamble Com. VIENNA (.fI- Prague's Commu· conclusion that God comes iirst. last spring revealed that the club pany Wednesday reported record nist party newspaper Rude Pravo IWhen eternity comes, I have got members donate one per cent of sales and earnings for the fiscal reported Wednesday the purge of to face God. I don't think I should their take home pay each month year ending June 30 despite the three leaders of the Communist Irob from God." to the club. Originally the funds general industrial recession pre. party in western Slovakia. The .•-:::==:::~~::;;, were intended to be used to buy vailing most of the year In the three unnamed (~aders we~e found I r~ til .. :r :1. /lowers for employees who were 111 United States. gu! lty of an anttparty attItude, It l ~ ., ~ ! ~.J :! or gifts for those leaving the com· Consolidated net sales of Procter ' said. ~."..a.~~.. -""" mission . and Gamble and its subsidiaries The committee said, however, NOW PLAYING totaled $1 ,295,163,269 for the year. ~ • that begining in 1957 and continuing This was the third straiaht year -=:i±C~ ~iI_"_ 11J,u:.;",..._ through last April, about 80 per of sales above the billion dollar. ~. JIJIAJIIlI&lIIl cent of the money collected had mark. Sales last year were $1,156,· NOW THRU TUESDAY ~J:aI."= been split each month among the 389,726. ".. 111m A rcNtJIIDIO I three commi sioners. I E E T I. ! Eugene Power, superintendent Consolidated net earnings for 01 motor transportation for the the year amounted to $73,196,618. commission and past president of Earnings last year totaled $67" the club, te tined that during his 801,376. These earnln,s were equal term as president the club memo to $3.56 per common share com· pared with $3.44 per share in 1956- bershlp increascd fl'om about 20 57. . per cent to 90 per cenl of the com· mllAion employees. He denied, The Procter and Gamble Com· however, lhat employees were pany has a plant In Jowa City coerced to join. which employs about 150 people. The law makes it a misdemeahOr STARRING · to solicit or demand funds, direct· MACMILL AN MAY GI T BIRD Iy Or indirectly, from stote em· LONDON IJI - Prlm~ Minister WILLIAM Hd L D~ N I ployees for political pUl'poses. An Macmillan lert Wednesday for I indlctalHe misdemeanor cnrrles II rew days arouse shooting Ih the AL~C GUINN E$S north of England - his first holl ... "BaIDQI ON Till a IVla ' JlwAI" I sentenee of up to dne year In juil, '("w.",,, ., . '.... 1:11 I a fine of up to $500 or both. day of thC summer, . - ' M n Pago 4-THE DAILY IOWAN- Iowa City. la.-Thursday. A.,., 21, 1'51 ll ~~lIJrI'. I B"Il .'!!, " ~/ 'II I :J ·~l ~~ ::f .~:~~ r id·.. ·· C· . t',·, F'" I'I' G·" ", ' Dykes To Finish Season ~' I Minneapolis ~ I fav~S , ~ea u u cnte Q'; - '.. . ' ,,' \ :: .. I Still Trying ~""""" '-1I. II As ' Doagers W in Again, 2-1 ~~:;;~~~;~~~ ~~~?~~~:. : ~". in the seve!lth regamlng the lead and 13th of the s{;ason, and ended ger of the Cincinnati Redlegs under "I want a young man who caq For Franchise Giants Win, Bues for Chicago which added an insur· a personal batting slump which present plans, General Manager do a long range Job of buildin, M . ance tally in the eighth. saw him get only 6 hits in his Gabe Paul said Wednesday. organization and whose coaches , MI NEAPOLIS t.fI - Hearts Sp Iit wit h Cu bS Each club used five pitchers who past 44 trips, a .l36 pace which Dykes, who managed the Chi- will be specialized at instructing gstablisl nuttered for a few bours in big were rapped for a total of 29 hits. had dropped his season's average cago White Sox for 14 years, and players at the various poaltions." LOS ANGELES t.fI - The Los - league-craving Minneapolis Wed Chlca,o ._.. " .... :500 200 210-10 16 I from .318 to .299. He had knocked alos led the Philadelphia Athletics Dykes, who was one of Tebbetts' ne day. Angeles Dodgers downed the Mil Bonon ... -. .... -.. 010 03' 000- 8 13 I in only one run in his last 11 and Baltimore of the American coaches, said in San Francisco . waukee Braves Wednesday night Wilson, Shaw 15), Lown (6 1, Henry -- Sunny statements hinting at the 181, Staley 19) nnd Lollar: Bowsrteld, games. League, was made acting mana- Wednesday that he lioped to prove imminent shift of a major league for the 12th time in 18 games, win i:1~lly :~;. a:;rw'b\~:. ~' :... ~~~ L1 7~ Frank Lary benefited from Ka- ger last Thursday after Birdie on the current roall ' trip that he , ning 2·1 on the 6-hit pitching of ba eball franchise here et fans I Bierly. line's hitting heroics, pi~king up Tebbets resigned. deserves a chance to direct the , Sian Williams and the long·ball Lnndls (151. his 12th victory on an 8·hit job. Paul said Tuesday that Dykes team next season. He is 61 years aglow. But Ihe city's lop emissary ~~E~ti;~ hilling of rookies Joe Pignalano Bo~':::~ ~I~rla;;;-. CI~IIC,~Jl o . in baseball's council conceded The only Washington run was un- was not to be considered for the old. and Norm Larker. earned and came on an error by that no club ha made any pledges The loss put Milwaukee's league to come to linnea poli . Yanks 7, Indians 1 first baseman Gail Harris and sin· lead 10 51! games over second NEW YORK t.fI- The New York gles by Roy Sievers and Jim Lem· WORLD'S BEST • • • • • By Afan Mav~ Says Tlloy Aro Clo$l place San Francisco. on. Gerald Moore, head of the Met Yankees broke a 4·game losing A crowd of 27 431 watched the streak Wednesday, defeating the Detroit ...... 310 030 000- 7 10 1 ropolitan Arca Sports Commi· Washin gton .... 001 000 000- I 8 1 Dodgers score their eighth victory Cleveland Indians 7-1 behind Art sion, touched off the excitement ' ,.-.,.'""".... ,.,""""'. Lary and Wilson ; Ramos. Romonsk y in nine games and their third in Ditmar's 8·hitter. Yogi Berrll UU and Counrtne~ ' . L - Ramos. Tue day by saying Minneapoli I a row over the Braves. slammed two home runs for the Home run. - DetrolC. KoHne 2 (131 . - was cia e to bringing in a big Williams, a rookie righthander, American League leaders. . , league team. appeared bent on his first com The victory was only the third Orioles 4, A'I 3 Moore appeared before the city plete game effort since July n, in the past 11 games [or the Yan· BALTIMORE IA'I - Bob Nieman council to seek approval of a nine but was yanked in favor of Johnny kees but it gained Ulem a spill brought his bat back to action million dollar planl for expanding Klippsteln after the Braves got in the 2·game series with the after five games if idleness due to L·I Metropolitan Stadium, Ihe wanky two men on with two out in the Tribe lind a 7-4 seaSOD edge on a hand injury and knocked in three plant built three year ago to at ninth. Cleveland at Yankee Stadium. Dit runs with a triple and homer in tract a major's franchise. Klipp tein struck out Del Rice mar was the first Yankee hurler to leading the Baltimore Orioles to Wedn day he repeated whaL he to end the game. go the route in 13 games. a 4·3 victory over Kansas City Me I ' Milwaukee ...... 100 000 000- I 8 2 had been saying earlier, thaI Ih Los An,ele...... 000 020 OOlC- 2 4 0 Berra's homers were his 18th Wednesday night. Spahn. McMahon (8) and Rice: Wil and 19th. It was the first time the The game turned into a duel be· cily has no big league commit liam., Klipp.teln (81 and PI,natano. Ne~ ment yet. W - Williams. L - Spahn . stocky catcher hit two homers in tween rival sluggers when Bob No Specific Tum Home run - Lo. An,eles, PI.oatano one game this year and the tenth Cerv also reappeared in the Kan· Moore mentioned no club by 5-Legged Rhubarb ( 7 ). time a Yankee had connected twice sas City lineup after an absence of name. Minncapoli has been nego CUB CATCHER CAL NEEMAN appears to have grown anoth.r in the same game. four days and bat~d in two runs. Spc tiating with Ihe Washington Sena I., Cleveland ...... 000 000 100- 1 8 I Nieman, who had been out with a during his argument with umpire Frank Dascoli in ninth Inning of Giants 4, Redlegl 3 New York . _.. .. . _000 102 04lC- 7 8 1 tors for a year, however, and it Bell. Forrarese (71, Martin (8) and bone chip at the base of his right CAPE first game in Chicago Wednesday. Tho oth~r leg ovld.ntly bolon,. also has becn mentioned as a pos· Nixon: J)IUnaf and Howard. L - Bell. thumb, got in his licks early. Explore to Cub manag.r Bob Sch.fflng who was oioctod from game with SAN FRANCISCO I..., - The San Home runs - New York, Berra, 2 sible new home for the Cleveland Francisco Giants squeezed by Cin (18), His 3-bagger off the right field quite 5tl Indians. Ne.man when Dascoli called Pittsburgh's Frank Thomas safe at the cinnati 4-3 Wednesday on key fence came in the frist inning after intense In Washinglon, President Calvin plate.- AP Wirophoto, hits by pinch-hitters Ray Jablonski Tlgerl7, Senators 1 Joe Taylor hl!d singled. NIeman in spac GriWth of lhe SenaLors said he and Bill White and the 3·hlt relief wes singled in by Brooks Robinson. Thur sda had received no new proposition pitching of Marv Grissom. WASHINGTON (.fl - Al Kaline The next time up in the third Most from Minneapolis since before th e Jablonski doubled in a run in a batted Detroit out of a 5-game los· inning Nieman homered behind bad nel All Star game. 2-run C1Cth inning and scored an ing slump as he hit a pair of 3- Taylor',s walk. to rock Akins Beats Smith on TKO run homers and the Tigers deCeat· Kansas CIty ...... 000 000 03D- 3 5 0 next fc' Griffith has been told by other other in the sixth after smacking Eal timore ...... 202 000 oox- 4 8 1 club owners the American League his second double. Wbite brought ed the Washington Senators 7-1 Craddock. Herbert 131. Grim 181 and Chit!: Hanhmon Rnd Triandos. L - wants La keep the Cranchise In him home in that frame along with Wednesday night. Craddoek. Georg Washington. But Griffith does not In Last Round After Trailing Valmy Thomas with a crucial Kallne's homers were his 12th Home runs - Baltimore, Nieman (13), in the feel this rules out for good the pinch-hit single. said ea possibilily of a Washington shift. CHICAGO IA'l - Welterweight ing left hook and followed with a Redlcg startcr Harvey Haddix ' showS 1 Indians D.ny It Champion Virgil Akins, his Cace a right that sent Smith sprawling for had a 3-run lead going into the 0# 7")/£ The Si Clevcland officials have consist· mask or rcd from bleeding gashes an eight count. fifth . Cincinnati had gone ahead on 1?(j~5/A#5i liE ment I ently denied any intention of mov around both eyes, Wednesday nigh t Smith arose but stili was in a single runs in the third, fourth and ""'/611/ Be A Ihe Uni ing the club Lo Minneapolis. came alive in Ule last round with haze and Akins bore in. He slam· £i£th. gOO/:> 8.='1 Ludw Moore's group is known to have smashing rights and lefts to score med him into a corner and ham CinclnnaU ...... 001 110 000- 3 , 2 FoR OUR NEXT relayinl San Francl!!co .... 000 02.2 00x- 4 • 2 guaranteed Washington at least a a technical knockout over Charlie mered Smith at will. Haddix, Lawrence 15) . Jet£eo.t 18) ~I/MM/r t+fEEr/l{C7 as it wi million attendance annually for (Tombstonc ) Smith. Referee Frank Sikora finally And Battey; Miller. Worthlnf\On (81, 7'£Ai'rf. 110 mir Grtlllom (7) and Thomas. W - Worth - the first three seasons. The Sena Until the decisive lOth in the non· stopped it at 1: 18. Ington. L - Lawrence. JiATIOHAr. LEAGUE AMIEIOAl'I LEAGUI miles lors have al 0 been approached Home runs - Clncb,naU, Robinson 1,368 m tille scrap, Akins was far behind in Under the 5-point system, judges (25 ), Temple 131. ,., L rc. Oa' ,., L rc. OB by representatives from a number pOints as Smith, a 4'1 underdog, Harold Marovltz and Bill Doty had Laun, of other cities, including St. Paul, Milwaukee ...... 70 50 .363 New York .. .. _ 13 45 .625 Army's kept popping him with long lefts Smith ahead 44·38 entering the 10th San franclaco .. 63 M .$38 3h Chicago ...... 64 55 .538 101~ , Minneapolis' twin. that made his face gory. round. Pirates, Cubs Split Pittsburgh ...... 62 56 .525 7 Boston .: ...... 59 56 .504 14'''' pound Moore told the cou ncil that no Los Angeles '" .58 60 .492 11 Detroit ...... 57 80 .4\17 ltH1. tinuc 11 Needing a knockout to win, Akins Akins looked anything but like a St. Lout. _... . _.. 56 61 .478 12 ~ Bal timore _. __ ... 56 61 .478 17 ~ __ __. .. 57 e ' e club would consider transferring came out in the loth like a tiger, champion Lhroughout most of the CHICAGO "" - The. Chicago C~lea.o ... _.... 56 65 .483 14 y" I Cleveland 63 .475 18 IOWA'S FINEST. Lud\\ here unless it has a legal guar Cubs ended a 4·game losing t Iladelphll .. .. 53 62 .461 14 V. Kansa. City .... M 64 .436 20 miles I and rushed to his 25·year·old Los nationally televised bout. Smith, incJonati ...... 55 65 .458 15 Washington ..... 51 87 .482 25 • 20% More antee of ad quate seating plus Angeles opponent with lists chu rn· ranked eighth by the National Box streak with their lOth triumph In c.w...... 'ioleill u' _ f close binding agreement on other oper the past 33 games by beating WEDNESDAY'S ltESVLTS WEDNESDAY'S .ESVLTS Gei ger ing He caught him with a steam· ing Association, began landing Son Franc l$c o 4, Ctnclnnati 3. Chicago 10, Jloslon I. ati ng mallers. combinations in the second that Pittsburgh 5·1 in the second half of Pltt.bur,h ,.1. Chlca.o 2-5. New York 7, Cleveland I. • VII bI ...... MI.I ill within For U1at reason Moore asked the Phlla'detjJhla 12. 1St. Louis 2. Detroit 7. Waohln,loo 1. ned a cut at the orn r of Akins' a. dOllble header Wednesday. The Lo S- Anleleo 2, Milwaukee 1. Baltimore 4, Kansas City 3. city to gel behind a $5,750,000 bond Reichow Has fPf~ e c e Pirates captured the opener 4-2. "The issue, moslly La finance enlargi ng eye. . h The second game was called be- TODAV'S PlTCIIERS TODAY'S 1'ITClIERS · ' ...... T... tI been a Phl~dtlphla Kansas City at Waohlngton INl - As the ro.unds ,Progressed, Smlt ! cause of rain and darkness with .t St. Loul. IN1- Sim of the stadium from 21,000 to 41,000 mons". 18·11, VI JMI\SOI\ (~- IO I. Urban (7-81 V8 ValentinetU (3-1' . The ('ats. Su rgery on Knee po~re d strsJgh,t fights and Jefts into twp out in the Cubs' firth. The MUwauk;ee at Los Anlleles (NI - Dctrolt 01 BaIUmQ1;e Irn - Bunnlllg by the PIr,zero 14-11 va WIlUam. 18-71. 18-71 vo O'Dell (11-10 ), . AkinS every lime the champ trle~ Cubs had two runs across and Pltt,oburBh at Chicago - Lnw 19-1 01 Chicago at New York IN) - Moore ~~ Roentg ~NN ARBOR, MIch. I.fI - Jerry I to open up. By the fourth, Akins three on when play was ended VI DraboWlky (8-10 ). 19-31 v. Turley (17-8l- .....ifi Commi Reichow, . quarterback·end of the right eye was bleeding from a simi. after a 37.minule wait. CIIlclnnnti at !Jan Franci SC O - New· Cleveland a\ Boston INI - Wood.· ~ combe 12-111 VI McCormick 19·51. shick 13- 31 V8 Brewer (7-101. . of the Youth$ Top Detroit LIons , ~nde.rwcnt urg.cl'Y lar ~ut. . The opening game success en- 450 Ro Wedn~sda~ to I epalr a torn Itga· ."IS handl ers work~d feverIShly abled the Pirates to match their die wil ment In hiS right kncc. With the cuts. And ]rvlng Slott, the entire 1957 victory total by record. .. Lu.dv 2nd-Seeded Doctors at the University o[ Illinois Athletic Commission doc· ing their 62nd victory. known Michigan Medical Center said the tor, went to the champion's COrner The opener ended on a zany ists in former Iowa star wa in satisfac- to exa mine him after each round . note with Dale Long, a left-handed rays a tory cond ition but probably would Sioll said altilOugh the wounds first baseman, catching lor Chi man v Net Team have to remain in the hospital 10 were bleeding freely, they were cago, exposu days. It will be several days before not deep. Long was pressed into action BROOKLINE, Mas . 1.4'1 - Un they know if Reichow can rejoin Akins, making his first appear· when Cal Neeman, the Cubs, sec WANT TO ' CALL If th seeded Darlene Hard and Jeanne the Na tional Football League ance ince winning the weller· ond and last available catcher, ton p Arth, determined youngsters play would ing their second tournament to champions this season. weight crown in the last of an was banished along with Manager [ One gether, stunn d veterans Mrs. Mar Reichow injured his knee last eliminalion test against Vince Mar- Bob ScheCCing for protesting a Friday in the game with the Col· tin ez June 6, weighed 150, Smith call by plate Umpire Frank Das- the sa garet du Pont and Margaret Varn of a'n er in a women's quarter final upset lege All Stars at Chicago. went in at 148. coli. The southpaw catcher, who use'd lists t( Wedn esday at the National Doubles his lirst baseman's milt, was on lion . 1 Tennis Championsh ips. the job for the last two outs in bomba Darlene, kept from steady com Ike/s Tip on Righthander the Pirates' ninth. Lud\ petitive action by teaching duties in ... B.ST GAME miles a girl's camp, and her St. Paul, Ptlbbur,h ...... 000 200 101-. 9 0 ful thi Chicago ...... 000 001 lOG- 2 • 0 Minn ., teammate, defeated the Kline, Gros. 181. race If) .nd lIan. differe second-seeded Margarets 4-6, 6-3, Not Paying Off So, Far Foile. (91; HUlman, Elston (II and S. ceived Taylor, Neeman 181. Lon, (81. W - A topnotch batter can usually 6-3. ROANOKE, Va. Ii1'I - Unless a Salem. "It hit a free agent alongside Klioe. L - HlIIman. shield( Home runs - Plttsbur,h, Stuart Mrs. DuP.o nt, w~o won the title gangling 21.y ar.old Pittsburgh Pi- the head." (111. Chlco,o. S. Taylor (6). i last year With LoUise Brough, was ,e SECOND GAME call his shots dnd "hit 'em trying for her share of a 15th I rates farmhand soon locates home Batton Stay LOOM Game CAlled In 5th Innlnl, rain. Appalachian League hitters have Pltt.bur,b ...... 000 01- 1 2 0 slraight ladies' doubles crown. plate, President Eisenhower has Chlca,o ...... _.... 001 22- S 11 0 where they ain't." A smart plenty of respect for big Preston. Friend and Kravitz; Drott amI S. Grimacing from a painful shoul- little chance or making Baseball's Nobody digs in when he's on thc Taylor. der on his service in the late Hall of Fame. mound. He's what you might call a Home runs - Plttsburllh, Mazeros"l advertiser can call his shots, stages, Bob Howe and his Aus (16). tralian teammate Mal Anderson The President is credited - some I"spray pitcher." He's hit as many too. He can hit 'em where survived a hairline crisis to pull out would say blamed - [or discove. ring as four. ba~ter~ i~ a single In~in~ .. Preston Bruce Jr., a right handed One Inmng IS Ju st about his hmlt. Phils 12, Card. 2 a 4-6, 4-6, 6·3, 7-5, 7-5 men's third they ARE by advertising in round verdict over Argentina's En pitcher who's trying to find control ' In four of seven appearances to date ST. LOUIS 1m - Philadelphia's rique Morea and Eduardo Soriano. while assigned to tbe Pirates' all· be's failed to get three men out. Willie Jones drove in eight runs Otherwise progress was routine rookie farm club at Saiem, Va., in Bruce's longest stint was in his with a pair of 3·run homers and a The Daily Iowan. That's be on the sun·baked grass courls at the Appalachian League. opener at Salem June 28 against double and Robin Roberts breezed the Longwood cricket club. OK in Col1lgo Johnson City, Tenn. Dorton had or past thc St. Louis Cardinals Wed cause The Daily Iowan goes ders from upstairs to keep Bruce on Top-seeded Aussie men Ashley Bruce, son of the doorman at the nesday night, 12-2. ending a 7-game the mound for a good, long look. j,. Cooper and Neale Fraser toyed While House, establishe4 a pretty Phillic losing streak'. where the people are and with Alfred Vinton of Rye, N.Y., 2 Hits •• Runs The 31-year-Davis Cup veterans Barry as an advisor both to Mr. Eisen across the plate and Bruce had tied McKay and Sam Giammalva dis· three games 1~ and another 2-1. hower (in racial affairs) and to the the league record by walking 17. to sell folks who have money posed of veteran Billy Talbert and Jones, veteran Phillie third base· Pirates. In seven games-five starts, two man, blasted hi's 12th with two G Jack Frost, 6-4, 6-4, 6·2. Rickey put an official scout on relief hitches-Bruce's chart shows on In the first, knocking out "Start to buy it, don't waste your Bruce's trail. The word was that 14 innings pitcher, U hits, 27 runs, er Billy Muffett, then hit No. 13 Peterson Qualifies the 6-5, lBO·pounder had hoth a fast 19 earned runs, 11 wild pitches, 6 hit with two on in the third off Nelson time popping infield flies. Hit ball and curve of major league cali· batsmen, 19 strikeouts and 40 bases Chittum. He smashed a :I-run 10\\ In JayCee Golf Meet ber. Pittsburgh invited him last on balls. double off Phil Paine. TUCSON, Ariz. t.fI - John Peter winter to its minor league training "Bruce is a wonderful boy," says Philadelphia ...... '04 101 002-12 17 1 your selling message out into son, Coralville, was one of four St. Louis .. __ ..... _100 001 000- 2 10 0 Em camp at Jacksonville Beacb, Fla., Dorton, "a real high-class type kid. Roberts and Sewatlkl; Mulf~lI '. Iowans to qualify in the National Chittum fll. Stobbe 141. Paine (I) IlOd th, $tQnds where the people are. and signed him. He has the best curve ball and the Landrith. L - Muffett. For Jaycee Golf Tournament Wednes "I rccall his first pitch at Jack· most speed of any pitcher in this Home runs - Philadelphia, Jones day. sonville Beach," says Larry Dor league. It hurts to see a kid with so 2 (1"1, AnderlOn (16). Pr()ll Steve Spray, Indianola, Iowa ton, who now manages Bruce at much stuff be as wild as he is." ployee Junior champion, shot a par 70. Thurs Peterson anI! Dave Nelson, Clinton, ChiSox 10, BoSox 8 City fired 72's and Barry Meerdink, Mus Jesse I Off for Israel Mrs. Johnstone BOSTON I.., - The ChiC;Igo Assoc: catine, shot a 78. White Sox continued their stretch \I depe~ ----- To rntroduce Baseball Sh(l CHANNEL RACE FRIDAY Advances on Two ruJl, Wednesday by Winning their NEW YORK IA'l - George Jesse] seventh consecutive game, defe,t, lor 11- MARGATE, England III-Thirty Advertise In left Wednesday by air for Israel Wins in National Ing the Boston Red Sox 10-8. lor T. one swimmers from 16 countries carrying with him three complete The victory held the Chicagoans Cedar were told Wednesday the English sets of baseball uniforms to intro DARIEN, Conn. "" - Mrs. Ann within 10 1!! games of the leading chalI~ Channel weather would be good for duce the game to the Middle East. Casey Johnstone, Mason City, New York Yankees whom they were the scheduled start of the mass Jessel, the stage and television entered the fifth round of the Wo- play tonight. The race from France to England early comedian, is national chairman of men's National Amateth' Golf Tour- The White Sox apparently the Friday. the U.S. Committee for Baseball nament with a 3 and 2 victory over y(~!lpped this $ne u:t \..!Ie firs' Alfredo Camarero, 27-year·old Board in Israel. Mrs. Edward McAuliffe of Newton i.ing wh~lIey scor five runs, Hal" swimmer from Buenos Aires, Ar Col. Harry Henshel, who · is Centre, Mass., Wednesday alter- driving oul the starting ookie left· tor 1. gentina, and defending champion chairman of the U_$. Committee noon. ' '"' I - ~de~mWjeJ d.- woulct Dreta Arlderson, ' a , 3O-year-coach who can spend or Indianapolis,' Wedn('s'dny morn- s in the sixth to gcJ a d 8-7. West riddCll 32-mile -erossing. eight months in Palestine. I~o , lng. Jim Landis belLed a 2-rull homor '.----~------~I.I.~~-----~--.;.-~.;.;.-.L..:.-.:-...J..;.-..;...... ~ ! I~U8t