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So. Dubuque 11 So, Clinton !9 So. Dubuque 'Atlanta Schools Are Ordered Herter Accuses IS • LAUNDRY to Il1'ifiate Desegration Plan ' ATLANTA. (uPIl - A two­ judge Federal Court Eriday or· dered Atlanta to desegregate its E. German Reds public schools "within a reason· Jlble ·time." . The court swiftly issued a de· cree granting an' injun~tlon to Ne­ gro p1aintifrs against discriml­ .' MUon in admitting pupils to schools here on the basis of race or color. And it told the Atlanta onage School Board to present an inte­ Of Espi gration plan that "wUl not dis­ criminate" against negroes. No specific date was . set. but the court instructed that the in· Karl King Cites Cases tegratlon plan be presented "with­ Attempt To Dynamite Train In a reasonable time." The city Soviet Sub Surfaces Off Iceland ierved notice of appeal immedi­ To Conduct ately_ THIS PHOTO, released by the Navy in Washington Friday, shows a Soviet 5Ubm.rlne si,hted on the .ur· Under Investigation In DM. Of Spying, Hearing of the historic Atlanta ·f.c. in the Atlantic, louth of Iceland at 1:26 p.m. on May D. It is identifi.d a, On. of the Russian lone school case toc>-k ollly one day. and ran,. "Z" ciasl subs modified by an .nlar"ment of it, super,tructur•• Th. photo was m" fr"" a SUI Concert DES MOINES "" - Authorities 5Uitca.. with • fu.. a"ached. the decree was handed down short­ Navy patrol plane engaged In exercises in the arta. - U.S. Navy Photo via AP Wirephoto. were trying to piece together Fri­ was placed between the tr.ck•. Kidnaping ly after the hearing was concluded. One of the top men in lhe band day night bits of evidence thal A dozen federal. sthit was Joe's Place, 115 pate in the party conclaves. Karl l. King four years. train was R. E. John on . of Chj­ Premier Khrushchev had rejected felt possible until 1961, allowing Administration Iowa Ave .• which reported $349.24 The 83·year-old chancellor. how. The warning price of higher edu· cage. Rock Island vice-president out of hand. time for a fuJi course of appeals. taken from a casb register during ever displayed little concern over. lion. Two years later King became cation was stressed in a new man· in charge o( operations and a for· Herter presented data from .bs. 59~ the controversy touched off by his a professional musician, playing mer general manager here. Judges Boyd Sloan and Frank the night Thursday. An employee, decision not to run as his party's ual. called Planning and Manage· Weslern counter-inteUilence agen­ Reveals Threat baritone with the Robinsons Circus The suitcase was first .potted cies to paint a picture of an East Hooper made clear prior to hear· Ralph Kasper, found the register candidate in the July 1 presidential ment Data. which the U.S . Office by the fir.m.n on the tr.in .... ing testimony and arguments they Band, after which he was a bands­ Germany dedicated to the propo­ To Fiscal Budget drawer standing open when he elections. He was smiling confi. of Education prepared for the for. it passed ovor It and cut sition of undermining and subvert­ could do nothing but grant the man for the Yankee Robinson Cir­ came to work about 7:00 a. m. Fri· dently when he arrived for the nation's 1.957 colleges. The study the 12·foot lone fu.. ."ached. ing vast areas of the free world_ for 39~ desegregation injunction asked by WASHINGTON, (uPIl - The executive meeting. cus. Sells-F1oto Circus and Barnum H. radioed r.ilroad oHIci.11 t. the 10 Negro plaintiffs. Eisenhower Administration has d a~ II . was based on information from 229 Herter said lhat in East Ger­ Earlier, a J'anitor in the building, Earlier, Adenauer forma y JO. and Bailey Circus. InvII.I,at•• many alone It was "reliably esU­ The plaintUfs brought out that revealed a new threat to the Presi· formed his t!abinet of his ded­ instituUons. Two train masters then discover­ dent's precariously-balanced fiscal In 1914. he became bandmaster mated" that ••000 olficera and 200, they began efforts toward inte­ Fred Martin. found a window shat- sion. A spokesman said there was Flemming said he expected tu· ed the dynamlte-laden package. 000 a,ents and Informers are op­ lb •. 1960 budget, It said interest on of the Sells·Floto and Buffalo Bill for , 39~ gration of Atlanta schools in 1955 tered and open in the women's rest "naturally" no discussion by the ition charges would have to be in· It was in the interval that they erating against "West Berlin and aDd that the school board promised the National Debt would climb to Combined Shows, a position which left to call police that the dyna· room, apparently where the thief ministers-bringing laughter from creased substantially to cover fac­ the Federal Republic (of GennaDY) au "investigation" but. nothing an all-time high of $8,6 billion. newsmen. he held until 1917, when he became miter returned and tried to blow and countries beyond. including entered and left the estabtlshment. ulty salary hikes and other in· came of it. Hooper. presiding That would push the cost of bandmaster for Barnum and Bai­ up the explosives, possibly to de­ Scandinavia. " running the Government a hal( Two service stations were also judge, took note of the delay of ley. creased cost. stroy the evidence. He described East Berlin as a , nearly four years. billion dollats higher than the $77 victimized Thursday night. Milo's Whoever did it was an expert at In the fall of 1920. King moved The report saJd the aMual to­ "center of subver.ion. kidnaping. billlon estimated by Eisenhower in Union Committee capping and (using dynamite. of· spying and numerous otber hostile Conoco station. 105 E. Burlington to Fort Dodge toi become director ltion and lee charges for a Cull­ his Budget Message to Congress ficers said. activities" aU designed to promote last January, St. reported about $10 worth of trad­ To Meet Today of the Fort Dodge Municipal Band. time student was '164 in a public West Des Moines Police Chief which he stili conducts. the "complete overthrow" of (ree­ Nebraika Court Administration leaders said. how· ing stamps missing aCter an em· college and ~ In a privately-sup­ George Shuck. a demolition expert dom in West Berlin and West Ger­ NEW YORK (uPH - The United ever. that a balanced budget still ploye, Ambrose Harney. discover­ As a composer he has written ported college. said he could not determine what many. Sets Death Date was possible for the new fiscal Steelworkers today called their key nearly 100 marches, plus numer· Students attending a college out had prevented the fuse from det· ed the break-in about 7' a.m. Fri­ wage policy committee to New He was armed with thls record: year starting July 1. They said ous overtures. intermezzos, waltzes of the state in which they legally onating the charge after it was -One buDdred and three kidnap­ day. York next 'Friday to deal with tax revenues also were expected to and novelities. reside must pay an average $206 lighted a second time. ings of West Berliners In 10 years. 39~ For Starkweather what appeared to be a hopeless Ich be higher than the President A small pane of glass had been King is a past president of the more for tuition and fees than "But it·s a good thing it didn't -Hiring of 'Plea in West Berlin deadlock in its contract talks with LINCOLN, Neb. (UPIl - The originally had antiCipated _ by broken out of the front door to American Bandmasters Associa· those char,ed to in·state students, go oCf." he addeo. "there was by agents oC East Germany, Rwr the steel industry. Nebraska Supreme Court ordered $600 million. allow the thief to unlOCk it from tion. past president of the Iowa On the average, the charges for enough dynamite there to blow the sia, Poland, CucMslovakia, HUll­ COTTAGE the inside. An employe said, no \he union announced the meeting Bandmasters Association, and in dormitory rooms were $160 for train into scrap metal." Friday that mass killer Charles The revised forecasts were dis- of the committee after top neg­ gary, Romania and Bulgaria. cash was left In the register the 1953 was given an honorary doctor men and $165 for women in public The streamlined train, bound for -All these countries have agents • Starkweather die in the electric closed by Treasury Secretary night before. otiators from both sides accused of music degree by Phillips Uni· institutions and S191 for men and Chicago, had )list left downtown working jn West Berlin. AD . Robert B. Anderson and Budget A merchant policeman, Robert each other of "inflexibUity" in the ebaJr next Friday for oile of his Director Maurice H. Stans in se- versity, Enid. Okla. $207 {or women in private schools. Des Moines. -Steady aattalion and Infiltration Sook, found an overhead door lead­ negotiations. The Union action un· II slaylngs. cret testimony before The House . ~------of the West German Social Demo­ ing to a grease rack at Miller's derscored the ~iousness of the : 25~ Even as the court acted, the red· Ways And Means Committee earl­ Conoco station. 231 S. Capitol St., contract deadlock which could lead crat Party, trade unions, student sportS haired rlneman's father tried to ier this week. standing open about 2 a.m. Friday. to the sixth major post.war steel and ol'laaizations. save ilis IOn's life throulh a des. The committee m~de public Fri- The thief had smashed a window strike this summer. Attacks Open In Senate Over -Underground activities of the day a staff analYSIS oC the new in the door to unlock it. Nothing The current three-year acree­ illegal ConununlSt Party in West peration appeal to the U.S. SUo data which indicated a strong pos- of value was missing. ment expires at midnight June 30. German, ,uided and financed from pre~e Co~t. , sibillty that the Government would The four-man bargaining teams re­ East BerliA. 'nIe father, Guy Starkweather, wind up in the red despite Admin­ cessed their talks today until Mon­ Gromyko, speakina after Her­ Lewis L. Strauss Nomination ter coDcluded, said he had Heven p.m. revealed he had sent "~he facts of istration hopes - and even j{ no day. an the case" to the hl'h court a week big new spending programs are ap- David J. McDonald. union presi· Jonaer list of charles against West Exam Schedule WASIDNGTON (UPI) - LeWis mittee member, stoutly defended oC the hearings and disputed Berlin. 'l'ben be c:hanIecl the aub- I '110, proved. dent, declined to indicate ' what ac· !he p.m. L. strauss was warmly praised as Strauss. He aald the opposition contention that he used delaytng ject and went back ~ his ori(inal In Washington, a spokeiman for ------­ Final exams scheduled for today tion he would propose to the 171- a devoted public servant and to Strauss came largely from so- tactics. _ and frequeutly rejected _ Ger. the court Bald it had received a are: man committee which has the sole severely criticized as an evasive called liberals wbo r~nt t,he fa~ Sen. Strom Thw:mond ([).S.C'>. man plan that would keep Eaat telelJ'am sayln, the material was • ..m.: All sections of Comm. power to accept or reject contract incompetent Friday at the ope/1mg that he is a conservative In poh- on~ of three comrrut~ Democrats and West Germany pemwteDUy GIl the way. The telelrafll. however, tiA:l, 5; Comm. 60:15; and Skills proposals and to authorize a strike Weather of fonnal senate debate on his tics. . .. vOti~g for. Strauss, saId ~,Com. divided. dld lIot represent a form.1 appeal, vote. 10:21. 22, 23, 24. 31. 32. nomination to be commerce sec- He saId these liberals look muniSts will undoubtedly - albeit He broke down his fllUfeS and -hlch mUlt be a formal appli~a­ 10 a.m.: Classes which meet first retary. hopefully (or the day when the falsely" - claim credit for pur,- clIar,ecl that the 13 fJOO.member tiCJIl for Itay of execution or some on Tuesday at 7: 30; all sections Forecast CORRECTIOtt The ca~ for and against the on~- last .conservative will be stur~ed ing ~nother. eXI!(IIJent of ,overn- "miIIiItry for tQte ~t1" In other reUef, the spokeamfn said. of Comm. 6A:2 and Comm. 6E:1. Corredlen: If ...... IIu ... time chairman 0( the AtolNe and 10 a glau case at the Smith- ment sec:~lty If Strauu is re- East BerlIa is the "belie" espioD. Guy Starkweatl1er hoped to re­ MenUY, June • hi' leat of two weeks a,o, Fin. clUne th .. he ...,. .... Energy Commission was presented saniaD." jec:ted. aae and IUbveraive ageftC)' peat • a.m.: Classes which meet first -ben hi, middle of the nllbt .p­ I... the fin' .he weeki, h. will lie to the Sena~ by the ranking Demo- Schoeppel and Magnuson also H...1d he alWlnced hi...... He said ita .'counter-inteUi&ence" on Tuesday at 10: 30; all sections PIlI! to clreult judie ,lveft • "W" net .n F. erat and Republican on the Senate clashed over the conduct of com· eftly with lIHIIculty that the qeocy of IZ,OOD member. UIeI a U.S. stop­ of Core 11: 12. ped bill son'. execution with only A..... the fir.. six week. the Commerce Committee which all" miUee memben during the 16 days sclentilf. wile testiftaII llainst an "inCamoua Wormer .ystem" will reulv. an F 10 mlnu~. to 'pare. ., 10 ••m.: Classes which meet first stvcItnt un .... proved the appointment by a 9-8 o( bearin,s on President Elsenhow- Itr.u.. ' strict ...rwwment .. and specializet In druC&lnP kid. Thunday, a three-jqdfe federal on Monday at 2:30; all sections he i. .xcu," for ....Ith ,.a_1 vote. er's nomination of Strauss. AEe MCurIty ....uI~ ...... aod otherwise ~ .-nel put Starkweather back In of M.E. ,58:30. I by .tv.... HUn.. lI", II' Itudent Chalnnan Warren G. MagnllSOn ScfIupp.1 c:Nrted that.... "lmpractic.1 ~.I1'" r ...... , =::. baet to East Berlin .J the Ibadow of the elecf[iC chair 1 p.m.: All sections of Comm. H•• lth. (I).Wash.>, pictured Strauss as a ....Ii ...... tint .....red "I.... than ...... parnts .. The Daily certain arrest by reru,ln, to extend the wo-week 6L:55; Speech 31:63; M.E. 58:22; Dew.y I. Stvl., DNn ..... Clio man lacking the integrity and ...... 1..... " and theft W..... r.". 1be Wilt',' __lflAto .11 made and Educ_ 7:70. compe~nce required for the ,...... ,..... hIN • far The debate promised to be. one ___. Ita)' of execution. • , Scattered I..... LI ...... I Arts, wal Inc"""· I'OUI.... The Nebraska Suprem. Court" 3 p.m.: All sections of Comm. Iy quoted In Prlde,'l D.Uy I... n cabinet post. He also accused ..me." H... lei Str.uu'.,...... of the most bitter Door battles of crystal clear 111 Herter. He aut 6G:24; Comm. 86:145; Math. 22:3, •• sayl,.. th.t If a Itu4etIt hal str",ss of denberately trying to ...... 8ft lntIuiry i.... the year. No vote was expeeted at that .bile the Weat .11 wi1IiAc ICtlon Friday was a followup to Showers the federal rulln, and \of a. made 4, 5. 6, 7, 8. 16, 17, ,18. • trade .. P: In .... ceun. when deceive his committee. hi, .,aI1fIcatIent .. auume.... least until late next weeki with ~ dIaeuu a teqlarUJ aettlemeot It tile request of the St.te'8 At· 7 ,.m.: CIII88eS which meet first he ..,..,. It .rl...... " "!'It six Sen. Andrew F. Sehoeppel (R· ...... "Gr..... I_altws." the outcome In doubt. Both Ildea OIl Berlin. It wllllecl )II'ImarUJ. per. U. lGrD.y Generll, C. •. kk. High 80s on Monday at· 8:80. week., hell ..III likely t. ttl 8ft F. Kans.), rankini Republican com- MagnlllOD defeoded the fairness coacede the vote wDl be dole. maaeDt relJalDoI'Joa of GermIDJ. "It - , Revolution Under Control, News Digest Says Nicaraguan President Hearing To Decide Long'S Fate; Will He Remain Mental Patient? I MANAGUA. Nicaragua (uPIl -Ito visit the scene but that the trip Since this is almost the end of the announcment of the first meel. Presi dent Luis Somoza claimed to was put oU because "we are in the GALVESTON. Tex. (UP]) - A hearing on June 16 will determine another school year. and the end ing next year. Oh. yes. keep an have the six-day old revolution un· process of getting information here der control Friday. But the rebels to determine what futher steps to whether or not Louisiana Governor Earl K. Long is confined to a men· of the MJS' first year of existence. eye out for n'ew ideas so we can said their strength was growing take." tal hospital for 90 days. let's look back and see just what make next year a rea l swing in. Probate Judge Hugh Gibson ordered lhe hearing Friday on a peU· and they were preparing to march In a press conference last night. one! on Managua. Somoza belittled the revolution tion filed Tuesday by Long's wife. Mrs. Blanche Long. and Dr. Arthur the Society has accomplished. We .. lth HUiel BOil'. 11 •. m. Mornlo .. Wo .. "I, is r listed in the Code of Student Life. smaller car to be called the Dart important speech in the Lenin Sports Palace. Dispatches from Mos· S.bb •• " wonblp. 8 ••• r4.1' ...... "Tbe Vblon Vllal" said Walter "wanted it made clear gani have been met. These include starling with the 1960 model year. cow said he would speak on the current Geneva Foreign Ministers '7 :30 p .m . Sunda,. Evenlnl Servte. this is not an investigation of After 3 Days reg u I a t ion s on membership. This was confirmed Friday by M. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Rlbl. cbool June 8-1~ 9 •• m.·ll:iflI ••m. Conference. and sum up his visits to Albania and Hungary. 4~2 S. Clinton 81. Frl. 1 :S0 p.m. CYC no.r schools or education." The com· scholarship. housing. financial COli· C. Patterson. Chrysler vice presi· Th. Rev. D.n MllIor, P.. , .. mittee was accused by some edu. GUAYAQUlL. Ecuador V1'! - Pec­ ditions and alumni advisers. dent and general manager of Dodge MornlDr \Vorsbip. 11 •. m. • • • Enn,eU.llo Servl ... 1 p.lII. FRIENDS cators and othcrs of trying to in. pie in this Pacific port city reo . 'd th t th t t ·t· I division. Des Moines Legal Department Asked Non·.. Tucktr, Clerk fluence edllealional processes duro turned to normal activities Friday P. rlce sal a e 1'a ern! y s The cal' will be sold only by Pbone 8.%5l1 BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH V.W.e.A. Room. I.,.." M..... rial U.... lng previous investigations. after three days of bloody riot· national h~adquart(>rs . has 31de~ Dodge dealers. Patterson said. To Draw Anti-Discrimination Land Law B 8t. & FII1I> A...... low. CII,. 9:30 •• m. Meet.o, lor WorshIp "I The committee said the Los ing, the nation's first major out· the group!n purchaSIng a reSI' This means dealers who have Unified Mornln, Wonhl, Senl ... , .. :" 10 ::16 a.m. 1;1 •••• the (.4') - the board and the Des Moines a.m. JO :;W Hlekor Grove Me.Un, break of violence in years. de.nce. It IS located a.t 430 N. handled both Dodge and Plymouth DES MOINES The Des «'VenInI' GO!ip"l Sen·lce. 7:'1 ' .m. Angeles·San Francisco investi· There seemed little poJitical sig. ,.IIL. 1tou~e. uUt:rcood Scbool , We,l thro C~mton St. HOllsemother 10 the f~ll will drop the Plymouth line. Moines Urban Renewal Board Commission on Human Rights. Btanch" , grea gation "will not involve the cur· nificance in the street battling. BETHEl, AFRICAN METBODJaT wlll b~ Mr~. Fred Bendt. of Mm· Plymouths will be continued by In a meeting of hurna" rights riculum. text books or anything touched off by a feud between an uked the city lega.1 department CIJURCD • .' • stud neapolls. Minn. Chr~sler.Plymouth and DeSoto· commission members with the 411 S. Govornor SI. GRACE UNITED dent that occurs in the classroom." Friday to draw a proposed ordln· ,Mt SIONA~Y COURCB E\I'my recruit and his spit·and· The colony was founded at ~UI Plymouth dealers. " _ \, urban ,enewl\ll board, it was . Tb~ .,. 'r~d J-. P~l'q,. r",t" opin "It will involve the character. poUsh captain. The rioting Left 24 ance which would prohibit dis. I. '.m. Sunda,. School 1M' lIlll.... U.,. A'''. twO yeors ago. by 0 group of trans· Patterson made his oUieial an. agreed that the proposed ordin. 11 '.m. R'rular Chard, Wonblp S.rvice Rev. lbymon. O. .bmel. puler lunc exlent and objects of Communist persons dead and 150 injured. More crimination in the rental, sale or ance would not include a .previ. Communion ou f1rd Sund.,. 01 .ver,. Blbl. SIudy CIa ... for .11 "'" . :U .... fer studenls who I~ad been memo nouncement at a Dodge dealer 10:1~ For Party activities of persons en· than 450 are under arrest. transfer of land in urban renewal aanth. S.rvlce •• m. bel'S of Lambda ChI AlphB; cha~~ers I meeting in Syracuse. N.Y. It fol· ously considered provision that Gue.I: Rev. Gordon BoleD4er ders areas. 7 p.m . Cbo'r Pract't'e tering lhe teaching profession who A curfew ended Friday morning at olher colleges and u.mverslhes. [ lowed a week of authoritative but "the number of nonwhite citi. CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH their are &ubject to the qireclives and after a tense night marked by Conferente 1t.oom No.1, 7:St p.m. Evenln, ...1 •• Roger Hughes. G. Indianola. and unofficial speculation. Assistant City AHomey Jack zens shall I10t exceed 50 per Jowa. MeRlor.a. UnioD 7:SO p.m .• Wedn •• daY Pra,er ••• "'It Stud)' they discipline of the Communist Par· sporadic gunfire. but no reported Roger Ohde. G. Manning. are the He said the Dart will have a R. Hall said he would submit cent" of the population in such Rev. Lamberlo. Van Laar ty." the announcement said. bloodshed. . . . the only members of the original U8-inch wheelbase. I copies of the draft to member. of an open-occupancy area. TBE CHURCH OF CHltlST the It said as many as 100 witnesses But hle whole nalion remained HILLEL FOUNDATION group that are still attending sm. -...,------=-=::.------,- 1320 Klrkw.od Ave. 1~2 Eut M.rke. 81. ever may be heard . with most of the under martial law declared Wed. Bible Claut!:s, 9 a .m. Frida, ?:st ,.m. S.bbalh 8."~ Recognitron as a colony was reo Mornln, WorshiP. 10 ...a. loan hearings conducted behind closed nesday by President Camil Ponce. ceived in March. 1958. Since that Ennln, Woroblp Servlo •• 7:" p ... JEH~VAn'S' "ITNE~8I' way doors. He said he was acting to save the · . . !120 II ~ . University Bulleti n Board CHURCH OF JE US CHlt18T 3 p.m . "Is Tbl Exl tene. All There II The announcement said the com· republic from anarchy and aggres· OF LATTER·DAY SAINT. T. Llbf" • miltee decided on May 26 to con· sian. CD1 ....lly BolleUn Bo.rll Dolle .. matt b... o.lvell •• Th. Dall,. low•• oltl ••. a.olll tel C._aaJe&. 9JQ E. F.lrcbtld SL. 4 p.m. W.ltbt ...er IItad, Reid Takes Oath Cenler. Doon of Ibe ••,. before pollUe.Uon. Tb.,. IIIn.' be anll .Irnod an .,.. 1•••• r Prl •• lboo4. 9 • . m. To ... S p.m .• Book .~d1' B duct the invesigation. Col. Luis Ricardo Pineiros. whose "OD. b,. 1,.,0. II,. Sunday ohool. 10:~O •. .filoer or Ibe .rr.nl.. lIo. b.i., p.bU.I.eel. Purely .0111.1 lanello ..... aol ell,lbl. Jar tIlII 1Ict1... ID. Fri., 1:30 p.m., Mlnlst" cb ••t light Sae ...menl MeeUnl, 8 p.m. Fri .• 8:S0 P;1n . SIU.'C. M ••~lo' 5.000 trops are charged with main· For Israel Post · . . man taining law and order in Guay· • hips from studept! now in school CHURCR OF THE NAZAR.N. MENNONITE cnu.c• UNIVERSITY COOPERATIVE BABY· min,. table tennis and tenni •. Frida, .d Ibuilt Foreign Students aquil, said students were respon· SITTING LEAGUE BOOK will be in DlJllht&-all Tuesday .cUvIUe •• baake" must be made before June 5. 1.511. Burllorlen Clloton S.. . til. CI.rll I. WASIHNGTON (uPIl -Ogden R. the chorge of Peg Leaders (rom June ball an.d volleyball Th. Rev. G. M. Fl .... Mln ....r Tb. Ro ... Vlr,1I B •• nn .....n. P ..... put sible for Tuesday's rioting. but Reid was sworn in Friday as new 5th 10 June 18th. Telephone her at LIB.Aay BOURS: Monll.y - J'rtd.,.: Sund.y Seh •• I. 9:U '.m. 8unda, ehool Heof, 9,43 . .... Morolo, Worsblp. 16:.~ '.111. rens Leaving SUI thugs and hoodlums made up most U.S. Ambassador to Israel - less home - 3343. or .t school - x2427. If 8CUDLARSRlP APPLICATION!!. Un· 7:30 • 2 a.m.; Saturday 7:90·:\ p.m.; Mornln. Worship. lU :es ".111. a sliter or Inlonnntlon about joining . dergroduate students Intereoted In ob­ Sunday 1 :30 p.m. - 2 a.m. Reserve ~:45 Youlh and Martte. Oroup. u\vinnInl Men" 1:30 p.m. 8un •• 1' Ev.nlnr Se ..I •• of the mob after that. Students than 24 hours after he was can· lhe Irroup Is desired. tain~ information about scholarship. Deok: Monday - Thursday. 8 '.m. - 8:110 7:30 p .m . YPBl\l To Be Honored Tbunda,.. 1 :30 p.m. 1IIId·W •• ~ p,*,..r 11::'6 p.m. £vfnlnr • r.vlet were praised for helping troops in firmed over the protests of Chair· lor the 1~8-60 school year are ad· p.m.; FrIday· Saturday: 8 • .m.. 4:110 vIsed to check wIth 1I>e Office o. p.m.; 7 - ':110 p.m.; Sunday: I· 4:110 Moelln, .nd Bible Studr. 7:U ".m. W..... Mldw.ell .nl•• Foreign students who are leaving tbe later stages. man J. William Fulbright of the STUDENTS WHO WISH to have a Student Alfairs. Requests for scholar- p.m.; 7- 9:50 p.m. Tbuuby. 8:St p.m. Cbalr ••lIear ..1 June 8-10 Blbl. Sehool Many here insist local Commu· COpy of theIr Spring Semester grade · . . sur will be honored tonight 1\t the Senate Foreign Relations Commit· reports mailed to them should leave TBE CONGItEGATIONAL CH'''CB REORGANIZED· .DtlReff or ,.10. International Center. The Farewell nists did not seem to exploit the tee. a stamped addressed envelope at the Cllnlon .nd Jer'eroon 8Ir ..... CURIST 011 LATTER D~Y IAINT. outbreaks - for reasons known Reglstrar's Office. Tb~ ...... Jobn G. C... I,. IIII.lalel 2!1 M,,,"olO AvO. Open House. an annual event. will Reid, 33-year·old former New 10 a.m. Cblldr.n', Day I . D. And.r on. Mlaldcr begin at 8 p.m. only to the Reds. Ponces office York newspaper publisher. was told IF YOU SUBSCRIBED for a 1959 Good Listening- 10:46 •. m. Church S.rvl •• Cbur.b Sthool. 9:30 • . m. "Cease Not. '1". Give Thank,," Morn In, WG rlbl,. lO:st '.ID. Twcnty·Cour foreign students. rep· has charged the Communists used during the State Department swear· Hawkeye and Mve not yet picked It -I p.m. Plcnl ••, Creek"d. PI'nround N uP. piease do $0 no soon as possible · . . resenting 13 countries, will receive the violence for their purposes ac· ing·in ceremonies that his post at 201 Conununlcatlons Center. 8 a.m. ~ p.m. Jr., Sr.• vr DARON EVA G LlOAL S cording to a prepared plan. was "one of the most important of to 5 p.m. daily except Saturday. Today On WSUI Wed., 7 p .m ., Sr. Choir UNITED BI1£TnRKN CBU.ca degrees on June 12. Also being Seniors may also get their book at Fri .• 4 :1. p.m. Sr. Chol. K.fena honored at the open house arc stu· Pineiros and other authorities in our diplomatic mil; ions." He said the 8amc place. THE FREEDOM SUITE, a jazz Sunday. Ju.ne 7, a~nu.1 J)i~nlc R.... noward If. ~,.rt,. P ..t .. "THE ADVEN T U RES 0 F P::!O a.m . Sund.y SCMel dents who have finished their study Guayaquil. Ecuador's largest city. in reply that he was approaching work for tenor saxophone. bass. .VANG8L1CAL FREE CHUaCH TIIOSE REGISTERED In the Educa­ MARCO POLO" will be explored 10 :30 '.01. Wor hi, programs in the U.S. said they found no evidence of the assignment "humbly." musically by Alfred Drake and and drums. will be the principal OF CORALVIJ.LE .:so p.m. Etlenlnr Ser"lee violence although it is certain to tional Plac~ment Office who are still The ..e .... W. Robert Culberu •• , Pa.t.r Wtd •• 8 p,!", hol~ Rtbtar• • 1 According to tradition at the In· Fulbright. who based his opposi· seeking positions, send change of ad­ Doretta Morrow this morning at work to be heard on TEA TIME Sanday Sob •• I. 9:'5 • . m. figure in next year's election cam· dress to the olllee before leaving the II • .m. t.ernational Center. the national tion to Reid on the nominee's lack 9: 15 on WSUI's new Musical SPECIAL at 4 p.m. The saxo­ Worablp Servle •• IT. ANDREW raE IIYU.JAII paign. campus. This may be done by post­ "Sulterln," DURCII flags of all countries represented of prior diplomatic experience. card or by lenving a memomndum phonist is the celebrated Sonny 7:~ , ... al the Placement OWcc. Comedy program. The songs from Iv •• IDI se:",ee, Baosel .. nd JIl.lre • A ... at SUI will be displayed at the said earlier that he would continue this Warnick and Pahl musical Rollins. who appeared on this .. I ..r I y Hel,bla to fight for "more qualified" en­ FAITH tlNITED CRUaCB P.ul B. p.r" .., IIIlnlll.' open house. Motor On Fire VETERANS: Each Public Law 550 are based on themes of Rirnsky· campus during the school year and (Ennrelle.1 on •••'or ....) bu .... School. 9 . a.lD. 'nr'" 0"'. Graduating and departing for· voys . But the Arkansas Democrat veteran must sign a VA Form 1996a Korsakov. aroused favorable reaction even 1807 Low.r M.. a 11" be made to correct errors with tb. 18. TIle apeeisl reduced aubscripllon an. " I n add't I IOn.' th ere arc I't ems 80:;0045 MusicNews Flnai T.I.nl Sh .... 0:13 '.m. . P'IIII1~ Senl... I""''' next Issue. rate (or sludents Is $3.00 for the a Or recorded humor (e.g .• the Arho· 10 :00 SIGN OFF Chur.b tb •• • a ••IlB.a DAILY IOWAN EDITOIUAL STAirI' week period . 'I.ST PRESIlITIIUA'"· VRUROII II •. m. AnI. C,mm"nlen AllDIT BVa.All Editor ...... Ted Rasmmsen MEMBE& .f Ille ASSOCIATED PRESS gast· Ross production called WSUl _ IOWA VIT,.- 91t Il't 28 E. ".r~el IU. W.d .• 1i1D •. m • • Hol Comllla"I •• or Nrw. Edltor ...... Kay K,.., .. 1ft The Associated Press Is enUtled ex· ALL LOCKERS In the Fieldhouse "Chaos"). live humor (Sports Monda,; hne 8. 111M Dr. P. H•• · II .. P.lloo_. Mlalilel 4 : 1 ~ p.m. FrI .• J,. ~olr .. 1ft'" (lJaOULATlOMa City Editor ...... Marlene lorllensen . e1W1lvely to the use for republication muftt be cheek.d In before June 11th. Tb ••.,.. Ie..... J . Lell ... d : ~~ ,.m. Prl., IIr. Choir s~rts Editor ...... Don Fonythe 01 al1 the local newo printed In thlo FOllowing WI dale all lock. wlU be Roundtable). the 'news nint Administration." and "X·Ray and Fred Gla . man, A2. rowa City. Ann Poot, ca. ewton. corre­ annual convention of the LiCeI1! Cobalt." Speakers will include Uni· the first meet. LONDON CUPTl - Former Presi· - The heads of NATO govern· has been selected chairman of ponding secretary; Betty Boc>bner . awarded an honorary Doctor of Practical A .. ociation of \'ersity Ho ptial persoM 1. yes, keep an dent Truman and olher Western ments sbou ld meet annualy. thf' 1959·1960 Old Gold Days tu­ A3. hjJlicothe. '0 .. administrative Lettel'li d gree by the Unhersily of low . Thi is the first time the meetiug as so we can leaders tonight presented the At· - Permanent repre entatives to Perilous Folly d nl Board. following the re ig' program; Gary Dunahugh. A3, Ce­ 'orth Carolina this week. idt-nt of has been h Id in Iowa City. the NATO council should be given real swingin. nation oC Richard Boylan, A3. Le- dar Rapids. campus relations: foxwell was ciled for hi schol. lanUc Congress a plan to revitalize cabinet status, similar to the post WASHlNGTO "" - St'n. Thom­ IKE WEEKENDS lar.. CharoD Thornberry, A2, Iowa a tic di tinction in E1iz.abethan and strengthen NATO for political occupied by the U.S. ambassador as Martin /R·jowal spoke out Cily. career conference; Sharon strongly Friday g:linst any cut Gla. man had been vice-chair­ GETTYSBURG . PI. t.fI - Pr j. and economic cold war. to the United Nations, Henry Cabot m n of the board. Sen'ing a a l· V n Oteghen. A2. Moline. m., di • dent Ei nhower. traveling by Ma· A petition signed by Truman. Lodge. in fund reque ted by Pr ident H wiU pur u Eisenhower for improvement of the in vice-chairman will be John play tours; Andrew [owhinney. bear speech rine b Ucopt r. came here Friday former Canadian foreign minister - An Atlantic Community In· Shake. pearl.' thi 8 er known as nation's Nike-llercuies missile de· Schneider. Ai. Chicago. Ill. Ai. Glencoe, m., Dolphin show. "[.(>ukemia (or 'Aeekeod at his farm. Lester Pearson. and 155 other vestment and Development fund for ford Unh'er ity in England, and lesser known fense system. Other board mem~rs and their Paul Vogt. A2. Daile. Ore., prominent statesmen, writers and underdeveloped countries. housing; Kent N bit. D3. Clear due primarily He told the St'note it wuold bp poSitions are: AM layer. AI. wiIJ al 0 attend the Shakespeare More and More political leaders proposed that po- The need to change NATO from a "perilous folly" to abandon Nike Fairfield. recording secretary; Jo Lake, and Sara Schindler, A3. Institute for the third lime. He is s of the ultra· Iilical. economic and cultural arms sh'ictly military alliance into (In missiles now In favor of the Air evada, leader hlp school; Nancy cheduled to lecture on "Hamil'" College Men that. for the be grafted onLo the milital'Y body . active political and economic or· Force's Bomorc missile. tokes, A3, Elmhur t. Il1.. principal 01 NATO . Igamzatton. geared to fight Russia Cre hman conlacl; Mary Roos. A2. at Teublngen. Germany. through s commercial. President Eisenhower ha asked 11 Initiated Into and Women The petition made these main on a global scale. occupied tbe $22.413,000 for improvement and Davenport, publicity; 1ary Long. an arrangement made by William proposals: first session of the congress. extension of the Army'S Nike· A3. Cedar Rapids. registration; R. Irwin. SUl a sociate profe or one oC the - A Conference of the West's It was opened this morning by Hercules defense ystf'm for the Kappa Tau Alpha AI Brennecke. LI . farshaUlown. of Engli h. wbo is in Teubiog n on Union showcase: and Nancy Hen· ~';;;;:':':~~""~~TAre Using n pazz, along leading brains should be created QUeen Elizabeth n of Great Brit· fiscal year starting next July 1. Nine student and two faculty 1 ave. B fore r turning h reo • fax· and "Monk". to met as often as need be to ain. who called on the 650 dele· He also proposed $26.9 million to der. on. 2. Ottumwa. Varsity well will be a d legate to an Hogan Mobilgasl membt'rs in the S [ choo! of Varieties. 1924, Bud has develop ideas to unify the West gates [rom 14 nations to give the provide Cacilities for Bomarc site . August meeting of the Int roalion­ and modernize NATO. peoples of the NATO nations "a The House of representati ves Journalism have been initiated into Old Gold Days "''ill be h ld Jan. el ociation of Uni\' r ity Pr()s , e Give Gold Bond Stamp ! e" Williams' clear lead" in learning to live in has approved appropriation of Kappa Tau Alpha. national. chola . 15 and 16. 1960. Cessors in Switzerland. West on Hi,hwilY , '"'- tIM e has played closer cooperation. these amounts. But the Senate tic honor ociely in journaJi m . many small The Congress, which does not Armed Services Committee reo Those initiated were: Gr tchen SUI Dads officially represent pollcies of the commended that the Bomarc funds Brogan, A3. Thornton; Horace G. nations of NATO but is composed be left unchanged and the Nike Dawson. G, Durham. .C.; Charles en known Car of representatives from those coun· money be cut back to $5 million. W. Day. AS, Des toines; Nancy d mastery of tries who speak only for them­ Martin said tile proposed cut­ Groendyke, G. Pella; Judith Hay­ )Jis tonal indio Plan $500 selves. met in anCient Westmin· back in the Nike·Hercules mi sile den. A3. Syracu e. N.Y.; Sandra 1099. ... ster Hall. bum in to discuss system "could be seriously detri· Keyes, G, San Diego. Calif.; Robert SIFIED1\DS ts among his Classified Apartment for Rent Milcellaneous the pasl 10 years and the next 10 mental to our national defense." McCloud. G. Dallas. Tex.; andra the Duke. and year of NATO. He said the Nike-Hercules is the J. McMahon. A3, Sioux City; Ruth Advertising Rates fully fumlchecL Bu. '" roR SALE: Wroucht Iron Bunk Bed.. - all tIe· loan Fund The congress began against the only close-defense missile the Ann Sponix!rg. A4. Mt. Pleasant; WOItD ADS I.' compl... ~ 00 Phon.. 1:1311 1-10 background of aUacks upon it from United States has with proven David P. For Ylh. ill lructor; and One Day .... , .... Ii a Word ~~~~~----~----S room apartm~nt for BARRACKS I\U'nl.ltun ..: Ildr\ceralOt. Ion. Call 32114. 1-10 TV a"d 10' AlIt ". Aulomalle Th SUI Dads ASSOciation has without and within. ability to destroy enemy aircraft Harry Duncan. asislant profe SQr Two Days ...... IOf a Word WIlmer. fenf."f'I. lCrH.n doors. 1,. RJver- recommended that the University The Soviet Union cul loose a prop· flying at supt'l'sonic speeds. of joumali m at S L Three Days ...... 12; a Word FOR R NT Jun~ 12th. Ihl'ff roDm rUt. IIde Pilrk. 1-$100. .... nl hed apartmenl tu nta pre- e has written accept $500 to establish an SU1 ' agan~a barr~ge . tod~y against ~he Martin said he supports the Four Days ...... 14; a Word Crrred. roupl.. or Inll.. ) dy·. Phon.. RCA Televl ,on II". <:'11 mornln,. udo, ObliVion, . . meetmg. clalmmg It was bemg Bomarc because. when lutly de· DOORS OPEN 1:15 P.M. Five Days ...... 151 a Word ,... ~IO . I·' Dads ASSOCiation 1.oan Fund, ac- held to "draw the peoples' atten. veloped. it will be ,a most effec· Ten. Days ...... 2fH a Word ROOM tor 4 be". tor .umm r. ZENITH portabl n" - • nl0ntIU old. cordl)1g to an article in the current lion away from the military and tive weapon with a greater range One Month ...... ~ a Word Ea I Hall. ~28 110. 1-. r the disc rim· issue of The SUI Dad. aggressive essence of NATO." than the Nike . CMlnImum Charge ~) GRADUATE m~n. Twin bedroom ... Ith DISHES. pana. 1t.1\I • Cnl". pa • looking for a • Made possible through the pay. A statement by the Soviet official But the Bomarc won't be ready t'RltImti prh.u! haJC·i)alh. Sln,l, room. City .APARl"n:NTS lor rtnl .. 8-1831. 1.~ ... ketll•• ~rrH po .... clol •. ment or dues by members of the news agency :rass. however, called for futl scale use for thrt' to four C.U occupancy. 1033 BurUn(lon. "I&' Hoelt·!::.-. LoIIn . $. e·l' TENING jazz. Dads Association established in. on the Allantlc congress to smooLh years. he said. NOW SHOWING! '·13 compare with 1956. the $500 fUI1'd is intended to the way to a summit conference. Meanwhile. the ike·Hercules is assist students who need emer- To do so, Tass. added, t~e c?n· "futly operational" and Army plan. Shows at 1 :30. 4:00, • gency sho rt.term loans. gress shOUld recommend ]unkmg for the coming fiscal year call for 6:30, & 9:00 P.M. . NATO poliCies of the past ten years. installation of 50 Nike batlerie e leaving for Th 'last Feature'·9:10 P.M. e propose d fun d wou Jd permit at 25 different locations in the [(s. be smooth, students to borrow money for 30 Un ited State and eight more bat­ Magnificently Based on days interest·free. The Dads As­ teries in Hawaii. Marlin said. sociation executive committee has Foreign Student. After the Bomarc comes into FANNIE HURST'S recommended that the loan lund full scale use. tllf' senator added. aEST SELLING NOVEll /lA administered by tlfe Student To Attend Meet the Nike base can Ilelp protect Loan Committee at the University. against any enemy aircraft that wr. nNGUOU I: I undrom~ 1 .nd Commenting on the new loan On American Life might get pa t the Bomare de· dt)· r. '1110.110 4no. 1·8 program {or the article in The SUI len es. I Per Simonnaes. G. Bergen. Nor· POll AU: Tool· lock ..., trunlu. Dad. SUI Dads AssociatioJl Pre i­ 3 SINGLE roO!l\ll for m~n, 1-02U. 401 wlrdrob4!.. lUll'" PrleN r ....,n· ve • dent Francis Shadle. Estherville. way. is one of 49 foreign graduate N. Dod,e. 1·11 .b . Hock·Eye LoIIn. 01.1 .535. ...11 • o.ae., r ....' said , "Since the Dads Association stUdents s~lected to partiCipate in NICE room a·28II. AU: Set oC _1,hUl, UO$. •• D Ill, is relatively a YO\1flgster as or· the Williamsburg International As­ LO T : Man'. black rhnmfd .'. . ROOMS with or without kitchen. AVIII- THREE room .Jnrlm~nt with bath. niDI S .... I.. ganizations go. we don't have much .. abl~ June Illlh lot lummer and flU. Uiliurnl hed. "'WIY Iia South. Trailer ior Sole 9 a..m .• 11 :80 lI..m. money in our treasury ye.t, but sembly. June 7·LO, at William· r----- Added ----( Vicinity of Union. 8:3491 aller 6 p.m. 8.5637 .fl r 4:00 p.m. 6 c JO R A'·ln b' June 12th. D!11 1518 b. , '-8 I ...... n • and ~. ·18 41 rOOT [.Jb4!rty Trail r. Ex ellent we think this $500 will be of some burg. Virginia. "SKI TOWN·U.S.A." -.------ROOMS [or 1I\~n. 119 E. Dlv nparl. condition. Id ally localed Phon • help in assisting students who Simonaes has been studying tele· Cedar Rapids, Iowa -Special- Riders Wanted ~292. 1-20 '.3010 .flrr ~ p In a-13 , might be finanCially embarrassed - TONITE- "FUN ON FURLOUGH" ROOMS lor .ummtr or 1.11. f~". vision production at SUI. His future NORTH CAROLINA and arro. June 8-1218. '.11 temporarily. " Boy 'Mttl Olrl Nlh,1I -Cartoon- 14th 7576 6·g "r look upon this as merely plans include dealing with pro· "TOP .fn lt JU 8ic; 2 ooUBLE room. lor men with kJlchpn \ ' ou n,· VerN tfle·£n '-ertahlln,. CALIFORNLA aller exam•• 2270. e-I and baU,. Dill '·2276, 1·1. the start of a program which grams on international affairs for Fine Grow. MeeUn, ----~~--~~------Scbool. Wu l through the years will expand The Assembly is ~ seminar of Art Personal loans ROOIl1 (or lummltr. lIfen. 7485. 8:13 greatly to gil'e more assistance to the Norwegian National Broad­ THE BIG BEATS [( ·1','1,J Theafre PERSONAL loanl .on typewrlt.... SINGLE room for man for IUmmer • 'stu dents in need." the Dads Pl'esi- casting and Television Corporation. phono '"pbl."PO • eqvlpment. Hoek. or lall. Phone 8-51101. ...U FUR.Nl 11 D. IJt·~i)nd!lfoned. ludic dent said. "This program, in my SATURDAY SPECIAL STARTS WEDNESDAY Eye Loon Co. Phon. U3S. 8·12R ROOMS lor duden' 00)·'. Men T",. apal"tment In Cor.lvlllt. Phone ... 3 JIll! In. 1-13 or.l471 .1, r I .m ...22 opinon, fulfills one of the main formal and informal discussions C1f> StuaentRat'es stlc ~' 1>.. functions of the Dads Association. foreign studcnts' reactions to the Who Does It? with 10 Card OllADUAT~ r231 MEN: SJO N. APART'IENTS lor r~nl Adult.. Dial lFor besides helping parents to un- ideologies, institutions. and way ELI;CTROLUX Salt, and S.rvlce. O. K . Clinton ollen the MOS'l' lor .um. 6l~5 . ..II Wont To Buy derstand bettcr the activities of of life in the United States after a "THE 'GONE Ibr!, Phone 6684. 1·2R mer and IIU. Bellutllul hOU,e•• ho,", ..., Trailer for Rent TWO ~.ar trlb. 7394 ~ their sons and daughters while RUBBISH and Jllht haUIl",. 8-0101. ~~~,!om. unfurnished ho 10 renl ror fen se Ministry announced. YNE LAUGH OF lVUlt UFE-TIMEI Tin~.~. · lumm r monthL Occupancy .bout oalVI-ua Typing Autos for Sale Jill)' 201h Call a.oSlll be,ween 1:00 Hertz lEU' System I .• n. and 3;4' p.m. 6·' DOttr GO NEAR EUzABim TAyLOR. 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U47. 6-15 suburb.1 TYPING. 8:1678. I·Ll House for Rent • rl" p ••lar Op en: 6 p.m. 2 Bloot·• Decorator Department Head 01 We.k NI,bh. Norlh of I~ TYPING. 6UO. e-12R SMALL COllaae: men or couple Avall- 'fJ1IS~G __ = ______-:------able Auault 151h. '100.00. Dial I p.m . Sal. Airport ~ Young or middle aged woman who has had vlee TYPING. a..oUl. 1-13 3103. 7~ t:bear I.' a.ntl 8uo. UhuT !is...... Wllll MMY ASlII B~ W:G M presents experience decorating or who has the ability n ... I> . • A Joseph flekl. P,odul;hon tWli~ Ignition SBYlialU· ACADEMY AWARD Roommate Wanted to coordinate colors and advise our customers. H DOllS IICHAID Corburetors ro .. A ••• • WINNER! SHARE bachelor apartment with two ellbll - DAY • WII.. II GENERATORS STARTERS full time employment only. Many other benefits. ,tad"a'" .tud~nll. 5*3; 5 to 8:30 p.m. "THE TUNNEL lin Th(! \ . 1-11 Briggs & StraHan Motors . :~;'I:::~ 0.... NOW! NOW! 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CIIUII08 .rl.. .."I... ,,. ,.. U • ••• • PI CII"~ 1111 ...... Uh'U", . ~L ·O•••• L vI ... 'er ,..1' 1... 1. ... rrM~" - ...... Page ....THE "AlLY IOWAN-rew. eify, ' ••-Sa'urdav, jun. I, 19S' Yankees Continue Surge, Overpow'er Indians 11·2 , J Tribe Loses SAVING FACE FOR BUeS • By Alan Maver British Champion Tiger Littler Keeps I$25,000 Bond Cancelled; I 6th Straight; Holds Calhoun To Draw Carbo Returns To· Jail NEW YORK IA'I - Dick Tiger. on all three orriclals cards, Cal· Eastern Open the British Empire middleweight houn managed to gain the draw. CAMDEN, N.J. t!PI - Ex·con· ence on the sport of boxing." 8th Of Last 9 champion. 'and Rory Calhoun, mus· Judge Bill Recht scored it G-3-1 vict Frankie Carbo, reputed un· Carbo was arrested Memorial cular While Plains, N.Y., mauler, for Tiger , Judge Bill Frost 5-4-1 derworld boxing czar. went to jail Day trying to sneak out the rear battled to a draw Friday night [or Calhoun and Referee Mark Lead With,67 Friday while he fights extradition door of a friend's home, while po. ChiSox, Tigers Win; to New York on conspiracy in a bitter lO·round bout at Madi· Conn 5-5. The Associated Press BALTIMORE (.4'1 - Gene Litt­ lice knocked on the front door. A ( Keep Ahead of Yanks son Square Garden. Calhoun weigh· had it 5-5. charges. magistrate first denied bail. Later ler carved five more strokes off 1\ ed l63IA , Tiger 163 ~. It W.IlS the American debut of Tig· Judge Dzick fixcd the $25,000 fig. Carbo. 54, and gray·haired, sat f CLEVELAND IA'! - The New Calhoun took an early lead, Tig. er, a 29-year-old Nigerian who par 72 at stormy Pine Ridge Fri­ unsmilingly beside his attorney as ure. York Yankees. playing like world er moved out Cront in the middJe won the British title last year by day and was 12 to the good of the Carbo. long a fugitive, was in­ l' Judge Benjamin Dzick cancelled S champoins onCe again, routed rounds and Calhoun closed with a knocking out Pac McAteer. course standard and one ahead a $25,000 bond and remanded him dicted by a New York grand jury leveland 11-2 Friday night on a rush. By winning the last round There were no knockdowns al· last July 24. He is accused of con­ 8 of his nearest competitor halfway to jail. ( bli. tering l7-hit attack that fea­ lhough both men wobbled as the spiring to participate in a boxing tured home runs by Gil Mc­ through the Eastern Open. A New York City prosecutor, l lead changed back and forth . seeking prompt extradition, de­ match as a manager and maten· Dougald and Elston Howard_ Calhoun concentrated on body Ed (Porky) Oliver, the 44·year­ maker without a license. The largest crowd of the season Hillsdale, punching in the early stage while scribed him as a "most corrupt, ( old jolly man of golf, stuck te· corrosive and degenerating influ- in the American League - 51.395 Tiger proved to be a head hunter. naciously to the heels of Littler, 11 - watched as the Yanks sent the Rory switched to the head in the r star of this year's professional ( Indians reeling to their sixth Royal Orbit sixth. tour. Littler. 28, goes into loday's KEEP COOL straight defeat. Art Ditmar pitched With Calhoun sliU banging away third round with 132 strokes Sugar Ray Still t a strong seven-hitter but lost his ·to the head, Tiger was able to to Oliver's 133. i houtout bid when Billy Martin !?oY rOILEO outfight him in the seventh and Champion Says , with a f smacked . an eighth inning home ON!..Y 13 Run Today eighth. Each went around the 6,820-yard C INNINGS run. Rocky Colavito added the fin­ Royal Orbit and Hillsdale, two In the ninth Calhoun again began course in 67 strokes Friday des­ t al Cleveland run with his 14th ROY IN TH£ to come on and Tiger appeared pite tricky conditions caused hy Ring Magazine t 6 GAMES of the hottest class horses in the Carrier home run in the ninth. country, are favored to pick up to be tiring under another heavy rain and wind accompanied by FACE. IN Wltlell lightning. NEW YORK IA') - Sugar Ray The lndians now have lost eight more gold and glary today in lead· body barrage. Robinson still is the middleweight of their last nine games, while OF 7'/1£ liE WA~ Littler, however, had started CR£{)17EO ing races at Belmont and Holly· champion as far as Ring maga· Weathermaker! the Yanks won their seventh in the PITT S BURGH wood. out with a one·stroke edge on Oli­ ;zine is concerned. 6 Wlrj{ #15> lost eighth. The 11 runs were the P IRA7IS, o,c,c An tllY whlMr in the Preak· Bulla, Sweeny Top ver by virtue of a blistering 65 The National Boxing Association We invite you to come In most scored against Cleveland 'TO socII A FAS7" FIRS! 6 In Thursday. and see our fine selection of WIN5- ness aft.r finishint fourth the stripped Sugar Ray of his crown this season. $iARrIlE /;fIGlli K.ntucky D.rby, Royal MIt American Entrants Fred Hawkins of EI Paso, for not defending it on time but the Carrier air conditioners. We Howard , Bill Skowron, Hector IN 195'7 dr.w only thr.. rivals for tht BECOME A 20- h'E Texas, held on to third place al­ New York Athletic Commission. have many models to choo .. Lopez and Norm Siebern each GAME JWIY#E/? I#' s£r $25,OOO·.dded p.ter Pan at Btlo In Britisl; Open though he lost ground to the lead· after holding hearings, maintained from ... flame cooling units, A /IJAJO/? mont Bark. This milt and an drove in two runs. Every Yankee RELlE;: - SCORE!) ST. ANDREWS, Scotland IA'! _ ers. Hawkins was at 135 on rounds its recognition of Robinson. window models, and the in the lineup got at least one hit, tEAGtJE .ighth f.atur. is the final prep 6 OF rllEIR PRsr RECORO 8Y Johny Bulla and Amateur Bob of 67-68. Ring, in its monthly ratings re­ new portable for room·to· except Mickey Mantle who drew for the mil. and a half Belmont leased Friday. listed Robinson as Ihree walks. Tony Kubek had four 1/f1Jl/1j/5, GIJ//,tJIe 111.11 PlrclllNIS 11/ Stake. n.xt Saturday, Sweeny head a list of 17 Ameri. Henry Ransom, 48, of St. An­ room comfort. The series A CARRY-OPEl? /1"//1 9 CM5liCtJTIVE cans entered in the British Open d~ews, Ill., moved up to fourth the champion with Carmen Bascilio ranges from superbly effici. hits. Royal Orbit, owned by Mrs. and Gene Fullmer the first two 110 202 ltO-11 17 0 SIR/tYG O~ II sr/?/lIGltr. GAMeS. G 0 I f Championship, beginning WIth the best round . of the day, ent Y2, 1, and 1 Yz ton models New York ...... Halina Braunstein, will carry top contenders. Cleveland ...... 000 000 011- 2 7 0 weight of 127 pounds including June 29 at Muirfield. 66, on top of an opemhJ! 70 . to the new powerful 2 ton Dltmll' and Howard; Bell. Podblelan 01 Lightweight champion Joe Brown '71. Clcotte (8) . Garcln (9) and ------Jockey Willie Harmatz. He will The tournament for the first Bunched back _ 111m at 137 Room Weathermakers thot Nh'on. L - Bell «(-5). of New Orleans and Houston was took his sixth deCeat against four Johnny Antonelli and his succes· give away plenty of weight to the time in years does not include the wer.e Don .W h J. t t of Borrego have a coaling capacity of Home runs - New York, McDour.. name of a topline U.S. profession. Sprmg~ .. Caltf., Billy Maxwell and named Ring's "Fighter of the old 11). Howard 171. Cleveland, Mar. victories. The triumph went to sol'. Al Worthington. other three, aU Belmont eligibles. 20,800 B.T.U.s. tin (6). Colavito (14). al. Bo Wmmger of Odessa. Texas, Month" (or his ninth round tech· Dave Sisler, the third Tiger Son Francisco ...... 000 001 001- 2 3 0 They are Bagdad (118. Bob Us· Cincinnati ...... 001 005 10x- 7 10 0 sery) Black Hills (113 Eddie AI" Bulla is a veteran teaching pro and Dave Ragan of Chattanooga, nical knockout of Paolo Rosi at Now you can get famous pitcber. Antonelli. Worthington 161. Zanni' .' Washington Wednesday night. Carrier quality in an air con· ChiSox 5, Red Sox 2 Washington ...... 202 200 000- 6 10 1 181. Shipley 18! and Landrith ; New- ' carol and The It'Jshman (109, John· who dropped off the circuit years Tenn . CHICAGO ~ - Pinch-hitter Detroit ...... _ . 041 100 AlOI- 7 8 I combe and Dotterer 15-4). L - An· ny Ruane. ditioner at a reasonable Pascual and Naragon; Davie. Mor. Conelll 17-3! . W - Newcombe . . ago. Currently registered from -jiiiiiiiii•••• iiiiii .. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Harry Simpson's 3·run double ltan (31, Stster (7) and Bcrbe,·et . W - Home runs - San }·rnnclsco. Kh'- The Peter Pan wJlI be telecast Phoenix, Ariz., he won the South· price. Only $169.95 & up. broke a 2-2 tie in the eighth and Sisler (]-1 I. L - Paacual (4-61. land (6). Cincinnati. McMillan 171. (CBS) Crom 2 to 2;30 p.m. (Iowa ern California Open at Palm Come in and see us todayl Home runs - Washington. Allison 2 Temple .31. time). enabled the Chicago White Sox to (12) . DetrOit. Harris 161. Springs Jast December_ FREE estimates. .J widen their first·place lead with At Hollywood Park, Hillsdale will Sweeny, Palm Beach, Fla., so· J a 5·2 victory over the Boston Red Cubs 10, Pirates 5 Orioles 6, A's 1 concede from 6 to 20 pounds to daUte, won the British Amateur • Sox Friday night. PITTSBURGH (.4') - The Chicago seven rivals in the $5O,OOO·added title in 1937 and was runner·up to ,J Simpson smashed his bases· KANSAS CITY IA'! - Young Mill Cubs lashed out 17 hits Friday .<;8' Argonaut Handicap. Arnold Palmer lor the U.S. Am· • loaded clout off the fourth Boston Pappas pitched a rive-hitler Fri· night in a free·hittlng game with C. W. Smith', 4-year·O/d lead. ateur crown in 1954. Dial 9681 - i hurler, Leo Kiely. and settled day night and beat the Kansas the Pittsburgh Pirates that Chi· ing handicap racer in the natiob The first two days of play at I what had been a tightly pitched City Athleitcs 6-1 as the Baltimore cago won 10-5. The loss snapped a will be s ••king his seventh stak.. Muirfield will be devoted to two Bond Stamps I A college home for your car, . I game. Orioles moved into a virtual tie for six·game winning slreak for the victory of the year. Hillsdal. al· 18-hole qualifying rounds which just a block south LAREW CO. Frank Malzone hit his seventh second place in the American Pirates. r.ady is the leading money win­ wiU reduce the field from 284 to homer in the second Cor a 1-0 League. , The Cubs' hitting attack was n.r for 1959 with $270,250. 100. The 27-hole tournament prop· of the library I Across from City Hall Boston lead. The 20·year·old righthander had highlighted by home runs ocr the er is scheduled July 1·3. The defeat was charged to Mur· a shutout until two were out in bats of Dale Long ad Ernie Banks. ray Wall, who had started thc the ninth when Bill TuWe tripled Long's blast came in tl:!e first Indians Get Jones eighth and proceeded to yield a and scored Joe DeMaestri who had inning. Banks' got his 13th homer single to Earl Torgeson, then been knicked by one of Pappas' of the season in the second. From Philadelphia pegged wildly to second an an at· pitches. The Pirates garnered 14 hits oCf tempted sacrifice and filled the Pappas had no trouble except Two Cub purlers Dick Stuart PHILADELPHIA IA'l-The Phila­ ba es with an intentional walk to (or occasional spots of wildness as smashed a 457-foot home run over delphia Phillies Friday traded Jim Landis. he won his fifth game against a the center field wall for two runs third baseman Willie Jones to Simpson's bases· clearing blow pair of losses. He walked six and in the first inning. The blast was the Cleveland Indians for Qutfield notched a victory for the second truck out the same number. the first ball to clear that point er Jim Bolger and cash. White Sox pitcher, Gerry Staley, Gus Triandos hit his 12th homer of the wall in the 50·year history Jones, 33, has been the Phillies who pitched to only four batters oC the year and scored what proved of Forbes Field. regular third baseman since 1949. for the decision. to be the winning run in the third Glen Hobbie, who started for Ute He is hitting .269 Utis season with Boston ...... 010 000 OJOo- 2 7 0 inning. Gene Woodling hit a more Cubs, was on the ropes in almost three home runs and 24 runs batted LEAVING Chicago ...... 000 100 13,,- 5 t.o 1 in. BOllmann. Monbouquette (5). Wall productive homer in the ninth for every inning in his seven-inning ,81. Kiely (8) and Daley ; Wynn. Baltimore. His rightfield shot tour of duty. But with the help of Bolger, 27, came to the major Staley 181 . Lown (9). Arias (9) and relief hurler Don Elston, Hobbie leagues in 1950 with Cincinnati. Romono. Lollar (8). W - Staley Cound Willie Tasby and 'Bob Boyd 12-11 . L - wan (1-4). on base, both hit by errant pitches got credit for his sixth victory of He played last year with the Chi­ Home run - Boston. Mal zone (7). of Tom Sturdivant, second A's the season against five defeats. cago Cubs and hit .225 in 84 SUI? pitcher. Chlcalto ...... :340 1(1() 002-10 17 0 games. He was dealt to Cleveland Plttaburgh . . .. 200 010 110- 5 a J , . Baltimore ...... 101 000 01:1- 6 11 0 J7) S . during the winter. Tigers 7, Senators 6 000 001- 1 5 I Hobble. Elslon and Ta ylor; KonM8 City ...... 000 Law. Blackburn (2), Smith (9), Jack· DETROIT IA'I - Al Kaline's Pappas and Triandos. Ginsberg 13); ROn un. Williams (9\ and Burgess, single drove in the winning run Garver. Sturdivant 181 Herbert (9) and Kravitz (8). W - Hobble 16-5). L - House. W - Pappas 15-2) . L - Oarver Law (5-3) . World Javelin R,cord Friday night in the ninth inning (4-4). Home runs - Chicago. Long (7) . as the Detroit Tigers edgcd Wash· Home rUns - Baltimore, Triandos Banks 1l3). Pittsburgh. Stuart (7). Shattered At Compton (12). Woodling (6). ington 7-6. COMPTON, Calir. IA'! - Al Can· Kaline's hit scored Eddie Yost, Dodgers 5, Braves 1 tello, a husky Marine from Quan. who led oIe the inning with a Reds 7, Giants 2 MILWAUKEE (.4') - The Los tico, Va .• bettered the world jave· single against his old teammates ClNCINNATI IA'! - Big Don Angeles Dodgers continued their lin record Friday night in the first and went to second on a sacrifice. Newcombe, working his curves and long·lime hex over Milwaukee's event of the Compton Relays. Pitcher CamiIo Pascual gave changeups to perfection, tamed Warren Spahn Friday night as Cantello threw the spear 282 feet, Charlie Maxwell an intentional San Francisco Friday night on Johnny Podres spaced seven hits 3',2 inches on his third toss. This walk to pitch to Kaline. three hits, leading Cincinnati to a Cor a 5·1 victory over the Braves. bettered the mark of 281 feet 2% The Tigers had to ovcrcome a 7-2 victory. The , Dodgers rapped Spahn for inches set by Norway's Egil Dan· pair of tremendous home runs by The 33-year-old righthander tired nine hits and (our of their runs in ielson at the 1956 Olympic Games Bob Allison for the victory. Alli· in the last inning, but hung on the seven innings that he worked. in Australia. son drove in four of the Washing· and completed his victory. The Dodgers, the only team with Meet officials said Cantello's ton runs with a pair of upper 'deck The Reds banged 10 hits oCC a life-time edge over Spahn, have toss will be submitted [or a rec· blasts, and added three ringing three of four Giant pitchcrs, in· defeated him 27 times While losing ord. singles for a perfect night at the c1uding homers by infielder John· only 14 down through the years. plate. ny Temple and Roy McMillan. Spahn dropped his second ' There were 11 walks, one hit Big Newk struck out six and straight decision of the 'season to batsman, two errors and two walked two while taking his fifth the Dodgers while famng to get Poetry, feUows, passed balls in the game and four victory in nine decision. his 254th National League victory. of the Detroit runs were unearned. The Reds found the range in Podres struck out five while says it best ••• Pascual hung on throughout and the fifth inning and routed both walking only one in registering his sixth victory against two de· feats. We cut hair great, The Dodgers wasted little time And that's no gag, getting to S'pahn, scoring a run If you're going to your first job after in the first inning; two in the sec· Cause we don't zig and and a fourth in the fifth. The Braves tied it in the first When we should zagl graduation or home for the summer . .. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE on a double by Casey Wise, an W. L. Pct. O.B. W. L. Pd. 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