~ s.m .. the State The Weather University of ~ e ...... , fair, IlK U. h.­ Campus and . nale Wa,. Parll1 f ...., with lIWe fUU. III km­ Iowa. City Pfntare SaturUy. IIIIIt at today, ..: 1_, n. IIlaIt ______~....;.. Bla" TbIInIIIay. flo ,"" ~------~------" . Eat. 1868 - AP Leased Wire - Five Centa .. Iowa City, Iowa, friday. June 13. 19S2-VoL 86. No. 180 Allied Forces Parliament Member Soviets Order Stop l C~inese 1 ~ S . L t Shoot-to-Kill Price, Wage," Rent Controls In Fierce Fight ~:, Do.l~!!!..~... er ec urer Around Berlin Britl3h parliament, wlll be the 1909. He practiced law in Com­ BERLIN (A') -The lhoot-tD-klll SEOUL, FRIDAY (JP) -Chinese Urst of a series uf summer se Ion mercial court, King's Bench di­ Red, were hurled fro,n a western lecturers to. appear on the SUI vision and Probate and Admlralt,­ security measurel tbe Soviet zone Approved" House Committee ,overnment Instituted on the tron­ By front hill Thursday by an on­ campus. div.lsions. Fur six years he was a slaught of Allied troops and tanks Davies. leader er the Liberal junior counsel to. the treasury. In tier between East anti West ~r­ many May 26 were urdered> ex­ In a battle as fierce as any since ~arty since 1945, will speak on 11126 he was made a King'S Coun­ Ute twilight war began last No­ 'World Gevernment," Monday lit sel. tended Thuraday to Include the border around West B.rlln. vember. 8 p.m. un the south campus of Fur many years he was presi­ Senate Also OKs . Bill, In the sixth stral~t day of the Iowa Memerial Unlen. In case dent of a local congr 11 of liter­ Deputy Prime Minister Walter savage fighting, the Chinese .t111 uf unfavurable weather the lec­ ary men et Wales, and In 11138 Ulbricht, MoscoW's most trusted clung to a ·nearby knub in • tem­ ture will be held In Macbride and 11139, uf the Royal National East ~rman aflellt. sillled the Urges Use Of T-H Law pest uf Allied artillery lind murtar auditorium. Eisteddfod, a yearly conventlen. order to the People'. police. al­ WASHINGTON (JP) - Th~ house banltlng committee ThuradU flre. Davies was born In 1884 and His work In parliament includes ready squeel.lnr hard upon the The scene was the hills west uf bepn his career as a barrister In membership en the commiJIlen en AllIed sectors with roadblocks. nI,ht approved by a 15-3 vote leglslatlen to extend until .Tune 30, 1853. Cborwon, which is .8 mUes north the dispatch of buslne at com­ cunplay Ind Irldnapinp. the &Qvernment's authority to control price., wag and rents. uf Seoul un one uf the ancleDt mun law, the British Broadcast­ It Wli another Communist meve Committee Chairman Spmce CD-Ky.) aid he expecls s1)eedy routes of invaslen. Ing Cerporatien Inquiry commis­ In open reprisal fo.r the slgnln, et huuse actiun en the bilL He s Id West ~rmany'l peace contract ,\1H~ Use Flame·Throwers sien, the committee en third party debate on the measure will prob­ Insurance, the committee en the and military amance with the Furious fighting also breke eut ably start next Wcrun­ plained that be bad a bad he'rt. apprexlmately 1100,000 werth ef the slrlke-crlppled .teel In­ m nt to. th hou verslen 0.( leg­ stead. Taft !lew In last nlghl for a une­ The scene of the majer battle ning Its sW\tchboard, elevater and The gunmen ettered him w.ter repajrs en the SUI IItadlum. dualry Thurlday all the house Isiatlonto xtend the Ecenomlc Present authuritT fur all the day visit here. H spent a part 0.1 II' near two 9ther hlUs which the deSk-and leisurely rubbing some BUll wUl be opened June ZII banklng eomml I e fellewed the and clgarctte. One ot tbem 50 Con\rol$ law. anti-inflation conLrola expir 2~ the day trylOll to make hay wltb ,nd ork will preb ~1y In .enate', lead In bealtn. d wn Reds have tried to recaptUre since 2S guests. lIcltously f It the area above w ek, from new, at midnight June th ItronRly pr'O-El nhew r Jer. they lellt them Saturday. June 30, If , contract III .warded, such a meve. The bandits held centrel of the his heart, seem d a!lUsfJed ana 80. Truman asked fer I two-year ey dell!lation. About 750 Chine" tried to re­ 21I7-room Hutel Emerson un West ordered Curran to go ahead and accordlh, to. Oeorge L. Horner, At the same lime, the senate extension, but th na veted capture the hills Tuesday. charg­ 75th street In Manhattan for about lie duwn. superintendent uf planning and battie ever the issue collapsed Union Executives only an elght-menth. ene. Many Ing behind 4,000 ruunds of ar­ tbree heurs. Nol 8 shet was tired. constructien at SUI. when last-ditch advocat f A red-haired night dub .lnller, Work must be completed by I B 0 members argued thaI Inflationary tillery and mortar Ure. This WAS A gunman un the switchboard Judy Mallery, 31. walked In en October 18 In time for the lirst JlreJ denUal selzur authority pr-essures are ebbing. Ike Says Partition ene of the heaviest Red artillery To Hear Murray's carefully fulluwed the schedule tbe heldup and the m,n relleved foothall ,ame aecordln. to the gave up the fight, at least tem­ The huuse banking committee I, barrages ef Ihe entire war. • to. wake up guests whu'd left hcr of her cash - a dollar bill. , . speclflcaOens. ' . porarily. They had been h a vlly now at werk on 8 ene-year ex­ Of Germany TakeR calls. Many ef them came dewn They called her "Red" and I~ Repairs censist uf polntln, and eut-numbered since the outset. frem their rooms in time to get Steel Strike Report tension.. The house I, due to start her 'it en a desk In,tead ef Iylllg waterproofing the brlckwerk; wa- The senate then vuted 58 to 18 debate on Jt. measure n xt w ek. President .ls Silent caught In the huldup In the lubby. on the floor. terproofilli 1.11 the cement treads to. pass an econumic controls law PITTSBURGH (JP) - The men Against His Advice RoUle Disaa-reemebt Victims were rurced to lie on "They trled to date me up," and riSer, In the .t.dlum where extension carrying a pruvlslon runnIng the .teel strike meet te­ NEW YORK (JP) -Gen. Dwight the floor. Men guests were rn'8de spectators alt; teerlng down and virtually d manding that Truman Anether potential point of dis­ Miss Mallory said. "I teld them day In a momentous seSllion to D. Eisenhower said Thursday the On Gen. M.cArihur to remuve thei r treusers, appar­ they were punks and asked why rebuild In, some parts ef the eut- use the Taft-Hartley law In the agreement Is en the one-year ex­ hea.r PhUlp Murray's report un declsien to partition Germany In­ ently to. discourage any break fur they didn't go. to Park avenue er stadium waila, especially ilong steel strike. len.ion of authority (er credit co.n­ to separate zanet! of occupatlen­ WASHINGTON (A') -Prcsident freedum . Cur the big jewels." the parapet at the tep, and some Truman has denuunced the T-H th w lkeut and to plan their fu­ trois contained In the senate bill. Truman took a hands-eff attitude living Berlin cut ott Inside nus­ The trio gut more than $500 Flna Ily, the hetel Iwltchboard .tructural repaiR underneath the Ilct as unfair and as probably an ture &tratellY - possibly relns­ Tbe heuse committee voted Wed­ sian terrltory-was taken against Thursday towatd Gen. Dou,las stadium. Ineffcctlve methed ef trying to nesday to end all curbs un con­ MacArthur's delivering the key­ In cash and $2.500 In jewels from became clegged with calls and tion of union shep demands. hia advice. guests, plus $102 from the ho­ guesls began yammering about settle the steel dl8Put . sumer and real esta te credi t en nute speech at the Republican Na­ Murray. pr8lident ef the Itrlk­ "That was une of \he pieces ef tiunal cunventlon. tel's cash register. They also. the elevator se.rvlce. The bandit Senater Maybank (D-S.C.), June 30. advice they dJdn't sccep!," he smashed upen a cigarette machine at the switchboard fanned him­ quarterbacltln. the pre-seizure In, CIO United Steelworkers and Broadly speaking, the senate sald in a lenll and searching con­ But he left himself leeway to and doled out smekes to their vic­ ring the bell en the General Ia ler self in near eXhaustioll. More Red Prisoners forces, indicated that the Issue the parent CIO, has summoned verslen extends control authority ference with more than 100 Re­ tims. "Maybe It·s time to. go," sug­ wuuld be sidetracked until late the union's executive board and about IS It exists new. publican convention delegates and should he wish to del ae. One uf the robbery victims Truman tuld bll news confer­ gested une eC the men. af this summer after the July poU­ wage polley committee for a Joint The senale bill would put con­ prominent party-members frem theught the men seemed "hupped So tbe tbree of them len. Transferred Koje tlca I conventlens. gre" en record as laverlng se­ New Jersey. ence he rega rd. the keynote as­ up" on dupe. They kept their hats session. If so., It could mean ano:.ll r lective Uftln.g of price centrels as In the cuurse of the questien­ signment as political. pulled low un their foreheads. Kon ISLAND, Kurea (FRI­ Murray hasn't tipped hil hind But on the queatlon uf whether DA Y) (JP) - Two. ef Keje's leng-drawn struggle. soon as condltluns permit en any ing, Eisenhewer also. aald: They appeared In their 20's. on what he will tell the ,reup ur army regulations forbid such po­ The gunmen walked Into th Capitol Pay. Tribute toughest prison cempounds, cowed The heuse banking committee cemmodity. He weuld have Invuked the litical activity by a general who. Emersun's lobby about 4 a.m. To Sullivan Brother. by the new A1\ led polley ot .tern veted 15 to 10 to reject the first what future actlen he may be ask­ Amon, those retained was the Taft-Hartley Act In the steel hasn't retired, the President said They quickly made prisuners uf discipline backed by force, sub­ seizure proposa I furmally ralsed Ing the leaders to appruve. But pr-ovislun named fur Sen. Humer strike dlspu teo that's the army's baby. night clerk Martin Henry, 55, and WASHINGTON (A') - Down mltLed peacefully today to trans­ In that chamber, thereby serving the Issue uf the unlun shup Is sure Capehart (R-Ind.), which guaran­ He consldera the seizure of the He went on 10 Bay, under re­ elevator eperator HillJard Jack­ threugh the years there'll be a fer to other and smaUer quarters. to emphasize the senate demand to. be dlscuased. tees to producen that price ceil­ ste~ Industry by the President to peated proddln, by correspond­ sun, 56. living memurlal un the capitol Marchln, five abreast In col­ that Truman use the Tall-Hartley A union shup Is one in which Inp will reflect their COilt i n­ have been lIlegal. ents. that he hun't discussed the Tben une gunman took uver the grounds to the five Sullivan umns 01 1110 men, 2,700 etncers law's anti-strike provisions to all employes must Join the unlen creases durin, the first 13 months He weuld net favor bombln, matter with army authorities, elevator, a second the swltchbuard brothers of Iowa who gIve their and 850 nen-commlssioned eft!­ deal with the .teel crisis. - If they don't already belont - of the Kerean war, or until last the Yalu river, the accepted who have sald they plan no ac­ and a third the desk. lives together In defense of their cers began muvlng out ut com­ Rep. Richard Bolling, B Deme­ In some .tated time limit, usually July 211. No. challie In this cuteff boundary between Chinese-held tion against MacArthur. As guests arrived or left, they cuuntry. pound eo at 10 a.m. They marched crat !rom Truman's heme state of 30 days. date was made. ManchurIa and Kurea. He wuuldn't say, tur Instance, were casually relieved ef their Final tribute to the Waterloo bet wee n sbuulder-to-Ihoulder . whether he plan. to Invuke the valuables and made to. lie on the sailors was pald Thursday, a few rows of Canadian aDd British r------~------.., TaU-Hartley act in the .teel lobby floor. months shert ef a decade after suldiers Into larse trucks tor Hottest June 12th - Who Minds the Heat? 'trike, as the .enate has urged "This is a ,ood thing," remarked they were lost at sea when their transfer to 500-man compounds him to. do, though he did say no. ene ef the bandits. "We eught to. cruiser, the U.S.S. Juneau, was In Inother valley, one mile away. When asked It he would use the do. It mure often." sunk by tbe Japanese on Guadal­ Anether group of 200 Nerth Ke­ llelective service act. One guest, Frank Curran, a canal In Wurld War u. rean war crimes JUSpecti meved out uf compound eo earller te­ Temperature Soars to 97 day Into a new and smaller en­ cioaure nearby. - Since 1918 Ne~ Journalism Building After 1 Year Brl .. Gen. Hayden L. Boatner, who. directed the operation per­ The temperature In Iowa City able 79 at Dubuque Thursday af- IOnall,y, said earlier the compound climbed to.* 97 degrees* * Thursday . ternoon. * * * leaders "l\Jaranteed to me there brelklns the all-time hJgh uf 94 Even the Des Melnes weather­ weuld be no. resistance." To en­ fur this date. set back un June 12, man was wringing- wet when be courage that attitude, the tough 11118. predicted: general took the leaders yester­ To make matters worse, the hu­ "There's no hupe of any change day to the ruins ef compound 78 midity was 75 per cent. Iewa faces through Saturday. The readinp where Nertb Korean roWs

(a...... ar. "'I'll•• I ••II,r .... ,Ia_ t .... to I.tt ... 10 lb. Idllor. All I. Iter, FRIDAY, JlJNE 13, 1952 .....i lbel ••' baa.wrillo. 11 ...1 ... , riodicals such as Time and. Scien­ au ••••re •• e. - llJ4!1wrUteo II.nlt.re. ),•• _1 aec.,table. l.eUer. lite••• lbe tific American remarked ,' on P ..II~d daU,. exc.pt SuncIQ and co,.rIe4 br .:...... 'III. OoU, I ••a. r.,."r If Til. D.lly I ••ah . 1'Il. MorIdat aDd 1... 1 hoUda,.. II,. Sluden' ob·e.IaU.. .e,al1.. e.', .. lII. rear ., ...... ' ••IlI» . ....U ..... r.~.D ,uer." 'be rjrbt t. ...rten, Greenglass' atom bomb teatimo PvllUClitlOOl. lhc.. laG low. ~YO •• l~w. OJ. ~ ••rDall ...... I1 ....f. D ...... t-Ieet 'ep...... '.Uye leUer. wlllea maD,. with such terms as "illogical," Clll'. 10"'• . i:Iltered .1 seeond clua maU le.& ..... I, .pe. trl. ..ID. " II • .• • DAILY IOWAN IDIToal ... L STAFP e. tile same IDJect .re neelYe., .r _Iter .t tile po.tofH~ at low. City. ao" I.om I ., .... Ie I , .... la'.,- .'Q.llle'. leIUr.. O •• ttJb.te" .Pe under tile acl 01 oo,..r_ 01 March I. .., ...... : , ... Ie UN"U,.... . Jrdltor ...... William Clabby 1tlll1te4 , •••1 ..... ilia ...... I.U ... I .. "unworkable," "little scientific Int. M ....glng Edlter ...... Joaeph Meyer aD, ..., ,.~a...... •... 1. Itmlt sense." The accusation against the New. EdItor ...... Rober, He •• IlIIttr .elhr. le _ war.. ., Ie ... IRyBI:R or THE ASSOClAT1:D PIUSS Call 4191 lro ...... Ie al.al • ." City Editor ...... George Younll O)thr._ 'lI,re." •• ..... •...... ,tl, Rosenbergs was on alleged adly- . The Adotlated Pr_ Ia entltlld ex­ .. ,.,Ot. .,.. st...... )ta•• ..,i".~t til.... 1 Th DaUr lown.) .IUIl';ll,. to lb. .... lor .ep.. b1lcatlon n.... .r .. a.. a...... Til. DIU, Sporta Editor ...... Jack Bender ity in 1944, a time. Incidelltqlly, of ilia ~WI In thl. .U Io.,al printed .e•••. 8dUer'" elfle... r. I. IlIIe , .... S",,1ety Editor ...... Mary Donal ~"'por wen u .ll" AP .... w. • ••t .t •••t Ba..... er. .."'••••. TO THE EDITOR: when the Russians were atl!l II. • tap.1c ...... DAILY IOWAN BU8INII8 BTAFF Your prells articl~ of May 311 lies ot the United States. An of­ Bualneu Manager. John Cnlianberry 11&"••• S ..baerlpllon rateo - b)' ~er In 10". on the current crackdown on ficial U.S. government report DII AlIDIl' .1I•• AlI 25 cenll weekly or fa Per year ...... t, B ...lnt u Milt. .. Calvin Lambert OP elly. In J[EPERS~ spies was worthwhile In that It atomic energy development, the CISOIJLATION. advancej six montha. M.25 j three Nallonal Adv. Manal~r . . Ed Hunting month•• p.50. By mall In low.... per CIa.. lfied Adv. Mer. Leonard Hlpp<:hen LOOt< T "tMT brought to the notice of your Smyth Report, said, " .•.tbe prjn­ year: slx montba. " : three montlla, Call 801151 . 11 7" I ..., reo.... $): AU otller mall ...bacrlpUonll '10.00 DAILY IOWAN CUlCULAlION 8TAFF re;lders th~ case of Ethel and J u­ cip1es that have been used were n.r •Dul, lo.a. '" 1 a .... "olte,... pel' year; I1X monthl, ~ . BO; \hue wellknown to' the international ••,.... l' ,hea •• aU • .,.k. .rre" monllla. $).2~. Circ.. latiOD 'Mallager .... Robert Heu Hus Rosenberg who are in dan­ ger of death in the electric chair SCientific world in 1940," Never before has a court im­ GENERAL NOTICES in the first peacetime ex.ecu tion posed the death sentence in this -Previews- for espionage In tHe history of the country for a charge 01 espionage. GENERAL NOTICES ahould be depoalted with the clly edl$or of United States. Convicted traitors and saboteurs By JIM GOLTZ The DaUy Iowan In tbe nflwuoom In Eut ball. NotlcflLmlllt be lub­ The Rosenbergs were convicted such as Axis Sally and TokYD lDl&ted by 2 p.m. tbe da, precedinc tin, publication; they will NOT NEWS IN BOOKS: "Literary Rose got 10 years each. of giving ato'}' bomb secrets to A reading of portIons of the trial tie accepted by pbone, .nd bllllt be TYPED OR LEGIBLY WAIT­ Americana" is a series ot allusive the Russians on the testimony ot TEN and SIGNED by a responalble penon. proceedings indloate that the pro. photographs picturing such much­ David Green,glass, brother of secutor prejudiced and influenced ALL PERSONS REGISTERED are sponsoring a horseback ride described literary scenes as Ethel Rosenberg. and his wife the jury by bringIng in extraneDUS with the Educational Placement on Wednesday. June 16. Leaving Melville's Nantucket light, Haw­ issues having to do with the llb­ Ruth, who were themselves in­ eral views held by the Rosen­ OUice, please inform the office from the club house at 5:30 p.m. thorne's old manse, Henry James' regarqing summer school schedule Make reservations in advance by dicted for self-confessed espion.! bergs, This suggests a new danger and address at once. sending ~1.75 to Joan Cox, RR. 3, Washington Square, Willa Cath­ age. Tllelr testimony was wholly that one's past or present or fu­ Iowa City, Phone 5020" before er's wide prairie. Faulkner's Con­ oral, unsupported by documents ture views on SOCial i6SUes nity THE LANGt.!AGE ACBlEVE­ June 17. federate monument before the or other witnesses linking the Ro­ become the basis tor wild aCCIllI­ tions. imprisonment, and even ment examination in French, courthouse in Mississippi. . . . sen bergs to espionage. As a re­ Spanish. German aDd Latin wl\l GERMAN PH. D. READING death. Ethel and Julius Rosen­ examination will be given on "One Man's America" collects sult ot their testimony, Ru th berg are parents of two ,small be given Friday, June 13. from 4 Britisher Alistair Cooke's casual to 6 p.m. Students taking the ex­ Friday, June 20, at 1 to 3 p.m. In Greenglass was never brought to children who will be marked for aminations are asked to get in 104 Schaeffer hall. Register In BBC talks into a gently satirical trial and her husband got Off life, should this sentence pe car­ touch with the lanlfUages depart­ room 101 Schaeffer hall by nooll treatise on American "folk festi­ with a 15 year sentence. ried out. It seems strange that ment. Thursday, June 19 If you intend vals, migrationS', mating calls, Before the t~lal, the prosecutor they should grow ull orphans in to take the test. announced he would call 118 wit­ America. whose early settlers feeding and living habits, heros WOMEN STUDENTS NOW AT- nesses. including top scientists Dr. founded it on the right 01 dissent­ tending SUI who wish to have ALL UNIVERSITY PARTY AT and herOines, myths, and faiths." J . Robert Oppenheimer and Dr. ing political and religious beliels. rushing materials mailed to them the Iowa Memorial Union, Friday, "BOSWELL IN LONDON," ed­ Harold C. Urey. Ot the 118 the Readers are referred to the ex­ during the summer should leave June. 13 at 7:30 p.m. All students ited by Frederick A. Pottle for a prosecutor called only 20, among cel\ent pamphlet "To Secure .TUS­ thell: names in the office of s'u- are .lnvlte? to ~tte~d this Friday new Yale edition, has the 18th them non of the scientists. Had Dr. tic~ in the Rosenberg Case" by d"nt ffa' 'Frolic which WIll Include Square century penman prancing around Oppenheimer been called he might William A, Reuben (246 Fflth ,. a Irs. Dancing, Social Dancing, Movies, Holland and lapsing into modesty, have repeated what he said In Ave., New York I, N. Y.) for tull PH.D. FRENCH READING EX­ Bridge, and Refreshments. frugality, chastity, and studious­ January, 1951, " ...that there were documentation. amination wllJ be given S'atur­ ness. . ." The Private Papers of no onpublished secrets concerning George Bluestone, G day, June 14, from 9 to 11 a,.m. In THE IOWA MOUNTAINEERS Senator aVndenburg," edited by atomic weapons." Responsible pe- 617 E. College room 307 Schaeffer hall. Only wlll have a steak fry Saturday his son Arthur H. Vandenburg Jr., those who have signed the sheet evening, June 14 at Hoover Me­ reveals the searching revelation ot posted outside 307 Schaetfer h!lll morial park in West Branch. De­ a mind big enough to change will be admitted. Please slin be­ part irom clUbhouse promptly at with the changing challenge to fore Thursday, June 12. ?>fo other 6 p.m. A dinner is planned and a this country. campfire program which will in­ exam will be given until end 01 "How We Elect Our Presidents" summer session. clude color slides of the High Si­ DETROIT, MICH. - When the erras and Mexico. The fee Is collects some of Will Rogers' best barbed-wire, home-spun com­ nation's 75 million licensed driv­ $l.75 payable in advance. For re­ ers sally forth on vacation trips ALL PE~SONS INTERESTED servations call Leo Sweeney at ments on pOlitics, while "The Fu­ in dramatic radio work a,re in­ during the next few months in Ext. 2004 or 8-0786 or by mail. ture of American Politics" is a the country's more than 50 mil­ vited to auditions to be held at myth-destroying analysis of the WSUI on Friday, June 13th. Au­ lion automobile!!, many will echo THE 14th ANNUAL FINE AlCTS new political forces which both dition periods will be between 3 the puzzled question of an early Festival at SUI will be formally unite and separate this country ... motorist: "Who is this Frenchman and 5 In the afternoon, and 7 and opened in the main lounge of the "The Struggle For Europe" is a 9 In the evening. rather wearisome review of what who builds the worst roads - that Iowa Memorial Union, Sunday guy DeTour?" afternoon, June 15, at 3:00 p.m. we won and lost in the last war The lact that summer is best INSTRUCTION IN BEGINNING The exhibition "Contemporary . .."Glory Road" narrates, in an both for touring and road-build­ typewriting wlll again be offered Art in Iowa" will be on view at "up and at 'em" manner, the ad­ ventures of the Union Army at ing has plagued the motorist for by UniverSity high school during that time. Speakers at the open­ a half century. tile eight-weeks summer session, Ing will be Dwight Kirsch, Des Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville. and Gettysburg. In the name of progress, they June 11 through August 6. Classes MOines, James S. Schramm, Bur­ have more or less cheerfully de­ wlll meet at 9 and 10 a.m. dally, lington, and Lester D, Longman. KATE HOLLIDAY'S "TROOP­ toured countless times while hard Monday through Friday. As tar as ship" is the story of the hardships surface was expanded trom a possible, students will be permit­ RT. HON. CLEMENT DAVIES. endured by American soldiers mere 2,151 miles to loday's esti­ ted to sign up for instruction on leader of the Liberal party in th~ packed between decks on their mated 3.922,000. e.1ther electric or stlndard type­ British parliament, will give the way to Korea ...."Footnotes On Predlotlons Refuted writerS. The electric class wlll first summer session lecture on Nature" concerns John Kieran's Thus the sprawling United meet at 9 a.m. with a maximum Monday, June 16th, at 8 p.m. on viewpOint on America's vacation Slates refuted gloomy predictions enrollment of 20. Tuition is $6. the South Union Campus (or Mac­ grounds, while Joseph Wood in 1901 by the leahit "Goldenrod" is the only remain- Tickets tor 'Yams ture with their vaca tions can la­ Patrick Flynn when he moved ing boat afloat. ' Ca~taln Menke believes he is ment the passing of the days of from the other side of the track. one of the few showmen in the unmarked roads and impassable Patrick risked everything for his Back to St. Louis world who has tradf!d tickets for stretches. In 1906, a 10-day trip UN and World Peace family but cam.e through with tly­ When the ."Goldenrod" steamed a peck of Georgia yams' or a by a sportsman in his Locomobile By J. M. ROBERTS JR. !,ng colars." ....we will now sing up to St. Louis_ back,in 193(, cap- Louisiapa watermelon, and then from New York to Chicago ex­ '-----By BENNETT CERF---...... three lull choruses of "The Stars cited as much interest as thIs ~Iatecl Prell News Anal)'., the lounge in which settlement tain Menke was met by a con tin- let the customer try fishing in the and Stripes Forever ...... :In de­ gent of police and several ot the river between acts one and two. year's Panama highway rOlldrace. HE nrst railroad that attempted to span the Mississippi with Potter McKeever is a' young negotiations eventually began. scribin, II daily interview pro­ "legitimate'; showmen of ' the city He has barnstormed and -I'river­ Tour Affecta Mvtort,t T a bridge found its right of way questioned by a combine of U.S. authorities felt at the time gram: "In the first of a two-pc,trt In fact, the tour a young Mem­ man of high capabilities, a cru- that the UN was merely a facade who didn't relish any competition stormed" "East Lynne" from the river steamboat operators who sought to prov~ in court that uru:ehea,rsed lld Jib interview, from, the qatfish circuit, and told apple-and-cheese wharves of Wis­ phis lawyer took in 1910 to Po­ such a bridge was illegal. - ~+-=--:---- sader for the theOry that nations for an idea which would have screen siar Barbara Stanwyck land Spring, Me., profoundly af­ as well as people should do what been fine it It had worked; that It bluntly to move on. consin to the ,lolu,s-f]owered piers Judge Mead, leading legal • Will air her views on how fa r the Menke simply floated his boat of the deep south. During his long fects every vacationing motorist is iI.ht, who has done an excellent was important as a meetlni place movies may gQ in pIctUring adult down river tor some distance. then career, h~ has had six boats sink this summer. The present Senator authority in Missouri in thO'se public relatIons job tor the Amerl- for East and West which might problems, Miss 'Stanwyck's new­ anchored, and walked into town. from under him, and one night in Kenneth McKellar of Tennessee days. spoke so eloquently for can delegation to the United Na- some day prove of value, but that est pictUre deals with adultery." Soon he was in possession " of a a storm actually drifted out to sea. had just bought a shiny ' new th\ steamboat people that he tlons. : it was no good In the cold war ex- From an advertlsemen't In a na­ Packard, and discovered that he left the courtroom audience He leavl~ that.Job lJ~ qlsijlu- cept for propaganda. tional malllMe: "We've often had to sh ip the car by tail to in tears, sjoillml~nt. "fee1in~ that the United McKeever argues that this wondered w.~y peopl~ who ,ap­ Washington, D. C .• even to start Then the lawyer tor the rail­ S tat e s Is by- might not have been true had the parently don·t IIlte movies become his journey. So he teamed with paSSing the, UN. UN not already been weakened road spoke for one minute. "I 1T\0v~e crltic~. We go to a movie congess and Senator John Bank- must congratulate my opponent He' says there is through being by-passed 011 such and enjoy it thoroughly. ' Then a • head, tamed actress Tullulah's on his great oration." he said, 8 trend In Wash- matters as the Truman doctrine few ~ays I!\ter: we read the movie grandfather, to author in 1915 the "but it lIad nothing to do with Ington to Ignore (the beginning of the contaln­ column only to discover how dull first federal highway aid program. the brganlzation. ment program), the Marshall plan, or dlm;wltttci we were for • • • thl: iSBUt. The only queMtion the Yet his speech Point Four. the North Atlantic ever,havlng gone near 'the theater, • distlngllilillcd gentlemen of the • President Woodrow Wilson, who jury must settle is whethel' a millht have been Treaty a'nd the like. much less enjoying the picture. d 0 u b ted its constitutionality, man has more right to travel more timely if ~e thinks the tren~ has c~n­ ()ur movie cri tic, AI. actually likes signed the bill largely because a up and down the rl ver tllan to three years tlnu~ \n refusal by the U.S. out movies. He's a movie fan ffraf, If few weeks ~arlier a German U­ croll It.'~ years 8(0. , {\t , of deferenpe Iqr her allies, to let crnle' second: AI loa'" onlY to be boa~ had surfaced off Baltimore, tha,t time. t~e UN colonial problems such, as Tunisia ~leallecl and entertained, whatever and he thoullht roads were needed • • • . !lap lust demoo- and Morocco come up for dlscus­ the price of t'he tlcket. We Huiiest for national defense. "Oon't worry about f\J1dlng YOUr_ station In life." coun,iell . N~~ York'. Mayor Impellitteri. "~Ofllebody will be lure to tell YOU '''I'hff\ -Complete · lnalil1\ty to slon. lie now has the agreement of iou pay bim a vlllt.'~ . . .which Boadbu1lclen Learn to get oft.'· . handle such matters as the Berllh practically everybod,. · that this ward are they keeping him in ." .. ,.------.:!~j~~~1! . By trial and error, th~ nation's blockade, although it did provide wal wronJ. now!" Tbe GOldenrod' at anchor OD the M1aIiuippi a'S&' Loull, ·Mo. rOjdbuilders learned' that tbe lUe ~Jj~I',!t. Jt~. 1I~ JleIlDtU CtrL _ p~lriM.O ~J ~I\J ,{,tllWJf IP~ - TiHin Airman Re~eives Medal

Some 225 Iowa nigh chool stu­ dents will be on the SUI campus of bands at Ne York univeISity, when the all-state music camp wUl be in char of all b nd and OpeM Sunday, according to camp orchestra rehe nals and concerts. Sell Your Oads & Ends Through Thrifty Iowan director C.M. Stookey. ' Other guest camp staff members The tlrst such ~amp to be held wiU include iMtrumental music Rooma for Rent Help Wanted inee before th w r, th all-5 Ie directors A. O. Noxon, WaverlY; WANT AD RATES music camp will oUer 'nstructlon F. E. Mortiboy. 0 v npOrt ; and , Iowans 10 AHend • ODe ar ___ Ie: per ..... • in band, orchestra. theory. music Howard Roberl5on. Ch rlton. appreciation, conducting. ensem- Directors of many or the bands onare. an ._._I1e per .... ble work. reed work. twirling and represented at the all-tate music Rarenl Education FI e dan __lie ~ ..... class instruction. camp will attend .. two-week Tea ors _. __... tte pet ..... The two· week camp will open wor hop in muslc education Workshop at SUI 0" m_&II. _ . Ik per ..... Sunday morntnl. wltb the fint wblch runs concurrently wllb the STUDENT help ,..."tad. _. or c:ub. !!(Ialmu- rbar,e lie "ppl,. In ~ . IImllb'. AftIa_L day bein, devoted to re,lstration camp. Beginning Monday. It will Thirty Jowa Jay Ie d In par­ II S. DubuQ... CLASSIFiED DlSPLAY bIe _ two for and auditions. Students and camp feature hutrumental mlDllrs, I om ..... oInU .- ent educatlon will meet tSUI meA.. ClIatod. statt members will hold tbelr first· class In band problems and a daUy One Insertion __. ..98e per 14cb IlS N . DIal _ WAJiTE1)-M.le otucleot lor .....,...... Suod y lor tn .- Job. awn ...... &114 fall. 01...... assembly that afternoon. when worksbop band rehearsal. Five InsertJona per month. upe,~. and ~_ ~ . Wri.. they will be Jl'CCted by Earl E. Camp m mbers wlll give a ent educa on Bo.. ,., Dally 10...... per l~tJon ._... 88e per in~h Harper, director and professor of public concert Friday June 27 at workshop. lOW" CltIanI .... _ -Mlp ...... :. Ten Insertions per month, ~umns of u.. lowln In 1I11 ~~ fine arts nd director at the Iowa which all tbree bands and the The workshop, which ext rub per lfi5 rUon ... _... 8Oc per Inch 'aol en". clay I Let lbem work lOr ,OIl Memorial Uolon. Sunday'S activ- orchestra will appear. A pubUc throu,h Friday. Is desilJ\ed to DaUy insertiOns during month. too! DIal 11.1 _yl lties will conclude with a mixer baton twirlln, cOn t t will be pre- train lead n tor p r nl ed~atlon per Insertion _. __1Oc per inch In the River room of the Iowa sented Saturday morn in,. June 2!, dl cusslon group throughout PlaCM To Eat Memorial Union at 6:30 p.m. with n arly 30 contestants taklne Iowa. PenoI\$ who wHl participate D£ADLlNE8 Out..af-town boy camp mem- part were selected by their local Par- • p.m. weekday. for Insertion bers will be housed In Hillcrest, nt-Teacher association &rOUPl' to In rollowln, mornin"s Dally while girls will stay In Currier attend tn meetiog. Iowan. Please check your ad hall. Paul Behrn, director of In- $1 J00 Dei mage Durin, th w k-Ion, profl'am, In the tirst iUue I, appeal'l. strumental mu Ic at Mason City. ' tbe community lead rs wlll have The Dally Iowln can be re­ SpOnsible tor only one incor. ' / IC W IULY L. DUFFY•• of ana.Mrs. . will OCl as boy's counsellor. as In Highway Crash an opporturlty to attend Ions ~n Rou~ well as Instructor. Dorothy John- th 24th annual Iowa confer- rect ins rUon. 1. TItftn. I. sbown ~elvln .. the Air Medal lor merltorloll5 achleve­ at ....nl by Col. Marsball ft. Gray. eonun&ndlnc otrlcer 01 the 3rd bomb son. Instrum ntal supervlaor at West of TiHin pnce on ch ild development, meet- ...... A ...... *- ..... l. Auto. lor SaJ. - Uaecl West Waterloo. will b glrls'l Ine on the campUs June 17-11. T •• D.U, ...... OIftM ,.tnc In' KoreL DUlfy. a. pIUlff. baa coml)leled 27 combat miuloJll .,...... 1 .... Hall., counsellor. . tl3l CheVl'O~1 ~11lU . Radio. Mlur. IiAee joinlila' lbe wine In ~aaual7. Paul Van Bodegraven director An accident Involvmg cars drlv- AccordJn, to Ralph H. OJ mann Oood 1!"'4IUon '"$.00 .._ . ______'___ _ en by Robert Mahoney Sr.• of Ox- of th Iowa Child Welfare Re- ford. a m mber of the county search station Rnd member of the CALL 4191 JIlIn. board ot supervl or. nd Edear workshop plannlne comrotttee, Funeral Services Eggers, W \ Branch. occurred some of th confer have at-I Work Wanted .,U1 Professors GiYen Granls Thursdoy on highway 6 three tended pr ylOUB par nt education ______miles we t of Tiffin. IT\< tin . He pI Ins tb t th TUDENT Iaunlt".. Dial '71' For Burlon Burge Nelth r driver wa' Injured In lead rs will brln, the

the crash but damag to the Eg- at community proj ct MOVUllnt DIal _ and \1M lb. ~ . 8, Federal Health Service To Be Held Today ' gers vehicle was estimated at $6'\)0 stUdy and dlscWi&lon plel~ . mod m equipment 01 _ ....he, ROOMS 'or mm EJth~ double or Bra.. ,.,.... ' ••1 Grants for medical research to­ and the Man n y car at $500. groups. Mahoney was r pOrt dly troyel­ Iln,I• • 23n. 331 N. OU .....1. ------tlUng $2 J .250 have been mode to were given $3240 for lhe study at Funer I servlc for Cpl. Burton CLEAHlII/O .,."t ...".,Ir on ...t ..... down­ Ing towards Iowa City lit the time apou u. """""'-- Phon, U70. SUl by the tederal public health resistance to disease of bone Burle. 20. kill d Wedn sday In an ---- transplants. automobile acc dent n('ar Scott air of the IIccldent. The other car was PJlOTQOJVJ>RS - "ppllHUotu, IhrH 5('rvice. Elks to Observe for ,1 .00 ChIWnn, FOilpo. porUH. Dr. Roberl J. J ackson, profes- bose In JIIlnois. wll! be held It 3 eOlna west. home or otudlo. Younl'. Stucllo. Phon. Dr. Stuart C. Cullen. proCessor sor of pediatrics, and Dr. Robert p.m. today nt the Hohenscnuh The sherif!'. office said that .11&. Mahoney wos oppnrently making Annual Flag Day Ind chairman at anestheSia and C. Hardin have been given $10.908 mortuary. AtilU 'I>"J rllbbllb ba..un.. Dial ""I" a left turn oft the hlehway when Cell aftU flv •. Fr." .... ,tIleral sur,ery at the college at far the study of juvenile diabetes: Th R v. P. Hewlson Pollock. the accident happen d. Th R v. John W. Schmitz. os­ medicine; Dr. Erwin G. Gross. pastor of the Pr sbyt rlan church. Jistont paltor or t. Mary's church. professor and head of pharmacol­ wjll ofCiclate at the burial which will ,Ive th addr at th . an- will be In Oakland cemetery. The nual Flaa day servlc given by ...... LOAI'IEI) Dn ... n•. umer • cIJa· CARPET. tlnol_lIm. w.ll .nd floor U~ . oIY. and Dr. Robert M. Feather­ mendl. clothln., .. . RnJABLI: LOAN ",borll 11m!> rWcIl table 101> lRltalla­ stone, )lTofessor DC pharmacology. County Bankers body Is expected to arrive her Candidates File tn IOW8 City Elks lodg In their Co. lot Ell I BUInmonl II From Iowa City summer cottage of LeRoy S. Mer­ Attend C of C Meeting Republican candidate to succ d hi troy. liz.. lilt .lov. ~ Eltcel1 nt condJtlon. himself as county recorder. and cer. north of IowD City. Summer­ Dr. Edward C. Patton. ex­ Take Draft Physicals PrOf. Marl'us Boch. of the SUI Lumlr W. J nsa, county treosurer, "'ANH"TTAN .... hl", dr will succeeds R. R. Jomes. CD hier alted ruler of the lodge. will pre­ oc th Hills Bonk ond Trust com- chaol at r 1I,lon. ond Robert DemocraUc Incumb nt, Thirty-one men left lawn City Gage. secretuy oC the Jow8 City Expense of $24.40 w re list d S nt a tribut to the flae lind ot­ MOVINO Into an 1]lAJ'UMntt LMve u.. Thursday lor pre-Induction draft pany. Chamber of Commerce. are at­ by Sherlt! Albert J .Murphy; ex­ tlcers at th lad e w!\1 p rtlc!­ r.,pontlblllt)' 0' mlltln. lon, Dr tho" pate In th program. Mra. Hoz I haul. with Jour lur"lIure to our mod..... • physicals at Des Moine. IIccord- • • tending a three-day meeting at penses of $14.20 by J. E. Pechm:ln. Iy IlIpped T ...... "' ",,,ke. MIMI' In, to the county selective service RADIO ENGINEER EXAM chamber 01 comm rce execuUv candidate for county supervi or; Shuman will serve 8.1 acCOmpan­ BrOi. Trllnlrfor. ist, ottlce. , Th United States civil service or Iowa in Ft. Dod,e. $14.20 by Robert MDhoney. Iso II SMALL -;;;;:;;;h<>d .""rtm""t. lIud~n ""upl. or ,roduala lady. Phone NIl All bu tour of the men are tram commission Wednesday announced • Boch will odd ess the conven­ candidate lor county suptlrvlsOr IRVEL R.,.I,eralo,. Like n ...... Phone .... t ....n ••.m .... p.m. Johnsoll county. The others are examinations lor tJlJing radio en­ tion at a dinner rlday night. The Bnd expens S or $26.84 were listed Hl6 transfers from other boards out gl~er positIons and research p 'y- annual convention will end Satur­ by R. Nlel on MI11 r. candldote for WOOD 10... le . Phon. UU. DUNLAP'S SAFETY TESTED o! tbls areD. chologls! pOslllons. day. clerk at court. USED CARS 1939 - ISSl CARL ANDERSON ~~~---,-. 2 eli n. d .. k •• tudlo couch. booku • ALL MAKES - ALL MODELS DEATH HoUMI .~Q~"" IJb.-.". ,labl•. ~J24 lNII OLD MOBlL& 7. - I Dr. Glenn AUen} 07. Wellman. Wed­ TWO vtc

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For QuIck, IEMEMBER: f.cmcwkal '--. ~'CALL 4191 TODAYJ . PAGE Fori - TIlE DAJLY IOWAN. FRIDAY • .TUNE n. 'Biggest Disgrace in Baseball' - Back Home with the GoSox ms Again, 15-10 Will Harridge S~spends Marion; Veeck Protest$' : a 2-2 slate. the rightfield fence witb two I tg a split finger on his right BOSTON (.4') - Bill Veeck, St. Eleven Bostonians went to the aboard. t 'and during the fourth inning. He Louis Browns president said warrant a suspension? plate in a wild six-run fifth inn­ Washington picked up a run in " '1\1 be out of action from two to Thursday he would protest to "In the meantime," Idded ina. driving Forrest Main trom the fourth Inning and three in the t:t lree weeks. baseball commissioner Ford Firck the mound. eighth. the indefinite suspension 0 f Veeck. "we are deprived of .. * * * Brownie Manager Marty Marlon. manager and shortstop. l * * * * * * Whit. Sox to 4th Marlon, whose name was an­ "I'll be In Chicago (AmerieIID ... ST. LOUIS (.4') - The St. ·Lou­ nounced in the team's starting league headq uarters) frida, ... YC1I1ks3, Tigers 0 BoSox Top Browns PHILADELPHIA (.4') - The Uneup was ordered suspended by ts Cardinals reached a new high present our side of the , CUI!. ) for the season In both hits , add NEW YORK (JP) - Tom Mor­ BOSTON (.4» - Righthander ( ~ hlcago White Sox climbed into a wire from American league runs as they walloped six Brook­ gan's three-hit shutout pitching Sid Hudson, obtained from Wash­ fiJurth place in the American president Wlll Hatridge to Veeck think that we are entitled 10 .. lyn Dodger pitchers and defeated gave the New York Yankees their ington two days ago, made his I t ague Thursday with a 10 to 4 just before 'thursday's game with so. " the National league leaders 15-10 sixth straight victory Thursday, Boston Red Sox pitching debut \ 'In over the Philadelphia Ath­ the Boston Red Sox. "It shouldn't." he concludfi, Thursday. It was the third Red­ 3-0, over Detroit, to hold first a success Thursday by gaining I tics. The Sox featured a 14-hl t Veeck immediately said the "be decided on the umpire', storr bird triumph in the ,four-game place In the American league. a 7-5 decision over the St. Louis a jttack topped with a pair of game would be played under pro- alone." series. Morgan. going the route for the Browns in rather rocky fashion. t ~iples by Chico CarrasQuel and test. _iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii One' of the Dodger !lees, Preac)1- first time this season, was in com­ Owner Bill Veeck protested the a two-run homer by Sherman Run-In With McGowan er Roe, undefeated and "'1n search plete charlie of the Tigers who game because of manager Marty LuUar. The suspension was ordered be­ ot his sixth victory, failed to Ilist dropped their seventh In a row Marion's decision to play short­ The Sox moved ahead of the cause of a run-In Marion had the first Inning as the Cardinals and eighth In 10 starts sln<:e the stop against the Red Sox as they 'A,ashington Senators, who Wednesday night with umpire Bin BU7 Dru, Store llellll at I overcame a fQur-run. Brooklyn big :deal with Boston. closed a 20-game home-stand dllOPped a 7 to 4 decision to the McGowan, DRUG 8TORE-7ou pt a -. obtained at the expense of All tlve ex.-Red Sox players with 13-7 record. Marion had Cl~veland Indians. The two bumped as Marion ar­ llpeclall~ service will· tIJIII Gerry Staley. weri! hi action for the Tigers. pla'ced himseU in the ;officl.al f::hlcago took a 3-0 lead in the gued with McGowan after the lat­ advice-we treat 70. eourte.. I , With the thermometer at 97 de­ Lefty Bill Wight was cuffed for 11 starting lIneup. He was forced to se :ond as Lollar belted him homer ter called DeMaestri out at third 17, Itt a PI'ofetl8lO1l&1 WI, III grees, perspiring hurlers paraded hlts .. and his second straight loss withdraw when notified of his afh)r a walk to Eddie Robinson in the elgh th inning, over rul­ Fair C08tl-&Dd )'OU are AIIwn to the mound, six for Brooklyn wi th a single by Hector RodrilCeuz. Weloomo-at YOUNG CHARLES COMISKEY. entwhlle vice-president and'_re­ in a' Detrolt uniform. Johnny Pes­ suspension. Joe DeMaestri was Ing umpire Hank Soar. and three for the Cards. ky, Walt Oropo and Don Lenhardt inserted. an I infield out and pitcher Marv Marion termed the suspension, tal'7 01 the Chic&&,o WhIte Sox came home from the walk he loIIk The last of the Redbirds' trio, Gdssom's safety accounting for went hitless and Fred Hatfield, Hudson was romping along with on his third day as manager of lut January, on an uslllt by his tam1l7 that re-lnStatel him as an Bill . Werle, entered the game In the other ex-Red Sox, had a sin- a 6-1 lead until the eighth. when the other tally. the club. "the biggest disgrace in DRUG SHOP the ' fifth inning with the score oMelal of the club. "Chuck." 26, hanp up hIlI hat to 10 to ~ork ~ gle. . he became rattled after hitting FlhiladelPhia wiped out this baseball." lot 8. Dubuque 8t. 10-7' In his favor and held the Hank Bauer's seventh home run def; cit with a tour run splurge v.lce-preaident. His mother b prellident and hIlI IIbter, MD. Grb Dod,ers except f()r two tremend­ Joe Delsing's right arm with a of the , year in the first inning pitched ball with one out. After aga j nst Grissom in the fourth. triple to ope·n vera's left an~le to load the bases. E'mer Valo's single filled the . * * * the third. He scorlld when Cliff Tom Wright then connected tor baseh with but one out. and Chico Protested Veeck, "'Why not walt Cubs Beat Phils Mapes and Vic . Wertz let Bauer's a two-run pinch-hit single to left Caniasquel booted Hal Bevan's until the umpire's report is re­ high fly fall for a fluke double. and when Hoot Evers tumbled the grOlcnder to let two runs cross. ceived before ordering a suspen­ C'HICAGO (JP} - 'Hank I)auer, sion? the<, Chicago Cubs' muscular bounce and then threw wide, RI- I "What if the report does not holner-hittlng outfielder, had to * * * vera crossed the plate, ' settie-for a sinale run batted in Feller Wins, 7-4 Catcher CHnt Courtney added Hoerne,'nclueled with a 'routine fly Thursday as .the to the Brownies' woes by sufter- In 1;9 Griel Traele third 'place Bruins defeated the WAsHiNGTON (.4') -Cleveland Philadelphia 'Phil lies, 3-1. ': blasted Frank Shea foe six runs in B,. WILL GRIMSELY The .Cubs .wept tl1e three-game a third inning that featured Pete Maior Scoreboard For Les Rich'e, set ~ along with capturing their Reiser's S-run pinch homer and DALLAS (.4') - Al Brosch, 39- "Vent on to def/!at Washington, 7-4, NATIONAL STANDINGS l~th 'III!~tOry in the· past 19. gam~s. W L POT. Gil LOS ANGELES (.4') - The Los year-old home professional from NCAA rr.ack· Saoer, wl)o smacked six homers Thursday. Brooklyn ..... 35 14 .7.14 Angeles Rams, in one of the big­ Bob Feller, shelled in two pre­ New York l .... 31 17 .646 3\io Garden City, N. Y., shot a two­ In the "past tlv~ ~ame,s - three ' of Chicago ..... , 32 10 .127 4 gest deals-numerically-in the under-par 69 Thursday to take them . Wednesday - went hitless vious starts, went the distance to 51. Lollis ... .. 27 26 .&09 10 hlst(I1'Y of the Na t10nal football Meet Today .t. register his sixth triumph, yield­ Cincinnati .... 24 27 .471 12 the opening round lead in the Na­ and st,l'uck out twlc.e in four tlmes Booton ...... 20 29 .408 15 leag-ae, Thursday announced that at bat against Robin Roberts and ing 10 hits. Phlladelphla . It 2t .316 ltV. theY I have acquired CalUornia's tional Open golf tournament. He In Califorilia' JIm-Konstanty. The Inaians got to Shea and Pltl8burllh ... 14 41 .255 24 all-4merlca lineback Les Richter had a one-stroke edge over ' de­ 11 Th.nd.,'. b •• ata: Sauer's first inning fly to JQhn­ Don Jollnson for six of their Boston 11. Plttsburllh 2 fro~!,he Dallas Texans in ex­ fending champion Ben Hogan, BERKELEY, CALlF. (JP) ~ nY "'Wyrostek enabled BOb Addis, hits In their decisive outburst. Chlca,o 3, Phlladelphlo 1 chanjge for 11 players. Amerioa's finest college track a't/d Reiser batted for Dale Mitchell, St. Loulo 15. Brooklyn 10 who registered a 69 earlier in the whQ collected three of the Chi­ New York at. Cincinnati. nln field men, the , athletes wno ,' wJll cagoan's 11 hits, 19 score the first who left·' the gaine with an ailing T.d.,·. .Itell.efl ~sident Dan Reeves of the '::;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~ day. Chlco,o al Boston (Nllht) _ Rush cha!1l'pion Rams announced the r form the core of Uncle- slim's I Cub· rlin. lei, and 10f4ld a home run over (8.3) VI. Bickford (1-6). deall after a lengthy conference in The red-haired easterner, who Olympic team, attack times I ~i:l T~reafter the' Cubs' powende­ (Only pme scheduled) DalltJs between Ram Coach Joe can't see the tee without his distances here today ill the , t 0- thick-lensed spectacles, shot an par.tfMnt was 1'I1~ed by roOkie AMEalOAN STANDINGS Styliahar and Jimmy Phelan, INLAID LINOLEUMS day NCAA championships. .",' catjheL' Toby MweU and win'ning D~ke -R'a.llies 'to Take W L rOT. 08 coach of the newest team iD the New York .. , 28 18 .609 I The 31st renewal of the 'natiop's pitcher Warren 1-1acker. .' ...... :tl lealfl\le. Opening NCAA Contest Booton . . . . . 21 .516 AIlMSTRONG CALIFOIlNIA Ben Ho«an will appear In Ce­ biggest collegiate athle'tic carlli­ 1 Cleveland ... , 31 ft .385 • \10 Reeves' announcement said his ROLL ENDS air R.a.plds Sunday June 22 in a val finds Southern' CalifonUa's .:, * * * ." CbJca.o .. .. . 21 25 .51' .. SLOANE QRIGINALS OMAHA (JP) - Duke. the tour­ Wuhlncton ., 24 24 .500 5 clUb receives Richter "and other ellnic and exhibillon sponsored by powerful Trojan~ as- the ileah Braves 11,' Bucs 2 mlment favorite, staged (\ rousing Philadelphia . 21 J4 .487 BY, considerations" for the Ram play­ Ule Junior chamber of commerce favorites to bag team. honpes. :;:, St. Louis .... 23 30 .4:14 e.... AS LOW AS $1.65 s,q. yd. ~w ~S.. ~: I comeback to rout Oregon State 18- Detroit ...... 15 H .2114 15 \io ers. The other considerations were there. Ticket. are now on sale lo­ Main competition is e?C1'~ted PITTsaURCH (.4') - Catcher 7 ;in the NCAA baseball . meet Th.ud.,'. ke •• lta Dot rhade pu bUc. Boston 7. 51. Lou .. 5 cally ai a reduced price or they Pa}1l Burris drove i" six runs Thur~y. from IlIi nois and MJch igan, Stl}\111 ChIcago 10. Phlladelphla 4 H~ding the list of Ram regu­ Iowa City Flooring Co. can be 0 btained by wrUIII« to the but formidable bccidentlil of t;;os witli a hOlDer, ' do'l,lble and ' two After .firing a first inning 4-run Cleveland 7. Washington ~ lars to Dallas are fullback Dick Cedar Rapldll Chamber of Com­ New York 3. Detroit 0 Angeles, Texas A &"M, Ilna ~ the sl{lillls, and reIl~f burler Lew blast the southerners saw their Today'. Pltebefl Hoerner, formerly of Iowa, and 211 Kirkwood Ave. merce oftlce. University of Kaosas. l ': Btirde.tte pitched

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