(Iowa City, Iowa), 1953-06-20

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Eat. 1868 - AP Leased Wire - Five Cents Iowa City. Iowa. Saturd ,June 20, 1953 - Vol. 97. No. 189

'r Atomic Spies. Die For Giving Sec,rets To Russia * * * * * * ' * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Re~s Gh,afge UN 'Deliberately CO~At. ived' With Rhee !N~.~O~(~.!!)!i Reds Blast Prisoner Release; Heat Drives Music 5 ude~ts to ~ater Ike 'Stands By' (ourt Denies "deuwratel,:~ ~:~r:':t~a:fo~~' connived" with co==: 80uill Ike Forw' ar'U'Js Prole5110 Rhee As Rosenbergs' Rosenbergs !7':: Z~~d:;~=r=o=:~~ SEOUL (Saturday) (IP) - Pelp- Time Runs Out Execulion Stay The Red Truce deleratlon dellv- Ing radio fitled the air Saturday soners were on the loose some- fred a .tro~IY worded protest with ang>y blasts at the mass re- where in South Korea. They WASHINGTON (JPj- Supreme tad demanded ImmecUate recovery lease of anti-Red Nortll Korean promised money food and medi- court and White House I~rnlyand OSSJNC. N. Y. fA!')- Atom spies I. iIle prisonen wbo ned Tbunda, pri.soners ordered by cal aid by South Korean otric.lals repeatedlY refused Frlday to aave Jullua and Ethel Ro enber, died IDd Friday Into &be crowded cltlu Syngman Rhee, who received a meeting in secret session at Pu- atom spiea Julius and Ethel Rosen- Friday niehl In Sin, Sln,'s eler· aad desolate hill. of South Korea. stinging rebuke from President san. temporary capital. berl' from payln, with their lives trlc ehJllr. . Alter IlIIuln, the .rote.t the Eisenhower, US I hi h I for treachery to their country. The IIrlt to die was Jullu Ro- ... • '. .. patro s searc ng a f- senber. who wu pronounc d Reds Immedlatel, uktil f.r an lb· Nearly 26,000 North Korean I?rI' henrtedly for the prisoners, Then at last, day turned to du k. ddt 0'00 (CST) 'eflnJte receaa In the talka. - wi1lin~ to shed t~e blood of lind tJme and Ufe ran out for the e~th:l R;"'en~~i tollo"";ed h .. ~ -- F u S foes of commUDlsm but husbllnd and wife ('onvleted of~. husband and was pronounced MUNSAN (Saturday) . (.4» - amo surgeon that Rhee's drastic move tryln, atomic s«reu to Ru sill. dead at 8'18 m Communlst and Allied truce dele- , spell ruin for an armistice Th@y died Friday nl,ht, In the Neither' hU:ba~d nor wife Slid ,ates '!let today on Red demand in To Address Sunday as it was in sight. electrle ~h3Ir. In Sin, Sin, pri on'. anythIn, before they dl d. • j~ sessl?n that mllY determine the Atter denouncing the mass forblddln, De:lth House. FlrA (JtvlUane t)lllmedlate late of the Korean war C C f lease and charging the U,S. President Eisenhower and Atty. They were the tiNlt eivlllDn In hrmistice. ancer on erence "connived with the Syngman Gen. Herbfrt Brownell both "atOO3-umt 13 meeting, Prot J W Howe head oC m _ Individuals. ..tart of the Hebrew Sabbath. release of the POWs "will surely ecutlve director of the Iowa 'Can- senhower ?eclarmg Rh~e had project to provide hOtlsinc for Parklawn ~Id. chon'ics' ond' hydra~Ues. And twice the President hllllJClf As Mrs. Roaenber, entered the change the plans for an early Ko- cer societ lated United Nations command married students at SUI. Present Plannln, and lonlD, commls· h dId tilt Je e nd death chamber Ihe WIIS accompa- rean armistice." G y'l i t tI II authority in ordering the release plans call for its constructon on sion members nre currently study- The Friday low was 75 defrees. a re use 0 fl' n ~ m ncy a nJed by Mrs. Helen EVII1l8. prl on R~d. BlUer k r ~ y d's han n ,ern a ona hY of the North Korean prisoners. North Riverside drive at Park Ini the Parklawn project compared tl' the 47 de,rees Ln $pore th Rosenberss live.. matron Clnd Mrl Lucy Many :. nown ' ra lOt erapeutlc researc - . ]920 the record low here tor thA Eis h I ned do n a for ' . , Obsetvers here expected the H' <\d s S d III b road The property OWMrs feel that ' " n ower ur w • telephone operator Co~unist reaction to the prison- ~~ liS ~ l:eSt u~ay as wd' e Fo'rty-two owners of real estate community betterment can come date. The avera,e low t mpera-mal petition for dement)" He sllld IUIIIed. MUna er escapes to ·· be bitte(. Witll 1he d . on h' at 0; -A ~u len~e IIrv F'indr U"'11 1 near the site made their request about only tl)rougb "0 uniform tur for June 19 Is 159 degl ltd the ROlIenberls had 1\ d very I Mrs. Roynber. turn«i ju t be- 26,000 g"risonel'S 'lpne. the PO . d~:~~! . rl:se::C~ °cent::~ can r -...-y' 1 ~ . fIG It in. a peUtlon' adare sed to the rna- appltcatlon of aU l.he building the Ilv.ra,.. I1'IIh. Bt. •. 110ft guall' Amel'l~n Justice could fore ah wu placed In the elec- compounds n.'ow contain only about The &Ur radla. tlon Jaboratories C Df d f G'It yor, city manager and the city laws and zoning regurailons," The IlveraJe low lor the whole provide. And trlc chair, drew Mra. Evans to- 21,~00 bf the 47,000 captives which wm be toured. by conf~ren 0- e en an S UI Y council. ParklDwn bldH will be consld· month Is ~9 devees and tbe Dver- their crlm.es, he ' ward her lind they kl ed. the United Nations had said would IIlJestsSunday morning after ' University Enmpt ered by the state board of educa- oge hl,h, 81. said, they had The matron Wit vIBlbl)' affect- torclbly resist return to commu- istratlon. Atter a dinner at 1 In Hawal'l" Trl'al The 42 stated that they under- tion June 25 and 26 , Low bids on Oecoslon81 thunderstorms, whleh e x po n d e d the ed, She quick I)' turn d and, wlth nism. Of those remaining. more p,m, talk~ will be given from 1 stood the university is exempt the building exceed $425,000. are predioted tor today. may brlna ot atomic wor Mrs. Many. left the chamber. than 14,000 are Chinese. to 4 p,m, After 4 p.l)1. more tours from provisions ot city zoning or- The project will Include 39 onc- some rellet. The hl'h for loday that could con- The Rosenberp display d no "I;he truce. more than two years of the la.boratories will be made. HONOLULU - Jack W. Holl, dlnancesi however, th~y believe bedroom apartments ond 14 eW- will be beiween 78 derrees Ln de m n lens of emotion whatever. In the making has hinged on dis- man to dock leader Har- that "every consideration should ciency units. The Lotter will tn- northwe.st fowa to 95 In the south- millions 01 Inno- At 6 p.m. (CSIf) the volee uf pos,,1 of the 'reluctant prisoners, ry Bridges In the Hawaiian be given to such a proposed con- ciude a bedroom, kitchenette, bath east. Cooler temperature should cent people to Rabbi frvln, Koslowe could be The armistice draft almost ready lands, and six co-de!endants, one struction and that plans for the and dre~ing ('Iosel. bring some relief tonl,ht and Sun- death. heard In the corridor leading to for signa.ture, provides for turning a woman, were convicted Friday of unit should ~e checked care:f~lIY day, Partly cloudy skle are al 0 The President the death chamber. over the prisoners refusing repa- to teach an~ advocate so that prov~slons of th~ 20nmg F d F cI t' predicted tor Sunday. didn't swerve an tS4 ....Im tria.tion to a five-nation neutral overthrow of the ?rdlnnnces wII! be,.complled with or oun a Ion The hot weather Friday brought Inch In tbat stand He was intonln, the 23d P~alm. commission. ment. m~olar as pOSSible, A' t W' · 0 boomln, bu.iness to Ice cream when an in!ormol bid for clemency The Rabbi was In his rabbmlca'\ The Red radios, brushing aside Hall; regional director of the In- "Careful consideration" by the ppo.n s .nn,e dispensers and soda fountain. from. Mrs, Rosenber, reached the robe. Solith Korean President Syngman ternational Longshoremen's and I k Seminar Fellow Salea ot Ice, electric tans and air White House less thon an hour be-- . Rosenber~ wearl~g dark brown Rhee's statement he took full re- W~rehousemen's Union in Hawaii, T'ru ma n Bac s Po rt conditioners also showed a detl- fore ellecution time. trousers.n a wh te un d ershlrt sponslbillty for the mass escapes, and his co-defendants showed little I R b C Pro!, John Ross Winnie. chief nlte fncrease, Iowa City buslnes - In a letter delivered at the White ~~d .sllpper-llke sh~s. follow d declared that American troops emotion when the court clerk read n osen erg ase of television production at sur, men reported, House gate by the Rosenber,s' R' be t t d b took no measures to prevent the the verdicts. . , has been appointed a Fellow to Many Iowa City residents also ehl@l attorney, Emanuel H. Bloch, th o;en ~e ::t S n~ suppar: d Y breakouts. One hour after the verdict DECATUR, Ill. (IP) - Former an educational television seminar sought relief from the hell't at the Mrs. Rosenber, pleaded for "mer- ~It:~t' his a:1 p :a~1 s ea y. • "BIO(HI Bath" vedores started walking off 'their President Harry Truman said Fri- to be held at Madison, WiS., city pool ond Lake Macbride. ey" from a "devoutly rellpous seemed to be st~~ini b~a21~.s America!} oft}cerJ said that to jobs on the Honolulu docks. day night. his "actions in the through next S~turday. APPllf911tly no one succumbed m3n.·: The deaths of her husband without reco,nldf\&' any thin" U; have opposed the breakouts with N Co t Rosenberg cose speak lor them- He wos appomted by the Ford to heat prostration' here Friday. No and heraelt, she laid, would be an the room arms would have resulted hi a 0 millen selves." He declined to comment foundation to the seminar, whic caset! we" ~por,ed to local ho _ act of ven,eance. But the Presl- . 8" QaieU, bath." ~ lon,shore spokesman said the further on. the execution of the will be conducted by tbe National pita Is. dent had nothlf\&' to add to what The leather maak coverll\6 hla President Rhe.e's arbitrary order union ,WOUld have no comment on A-bomb spIes. . Association of Educational ~rOlld- ... If be had said before. . tAce, the helmet over bts head to South Korean guards to release the tnal. Tr,~man, m~~Orlng to WashlO~- casters. Some 30 persons with ex- It' H tAil 0 Bloch and three ' ~late. ,ot and the electrodea to his rl,M Ie" the prisonetJ! drew from President The racially mixed all-male ton incognito lrom his home m perlence In commercial, educa- 5 0 ver- word of the electrocution by radio were t.hen attached Eisenhower a cable charging that Was commended by federal j Independence, Mo .• was question- lional and "combination" televls- In the Statler hotel room. The convicted apy sot quietly the act violated the authority of Joh Wilg for Us patience in the ed about the Rosenberg case by ion will meet to discuss the many A record breakln, blast of 100- "Shame on America," Bloch .waltlni the eharae thllt was t~ the UN command. Rhee received trial which lasted seven months a newsman in Decatur, where the- problems involving educational degr,ee plus heat scorched the mid cried out to reporters. "American send him to his doom. the cable Friday but made no 1m. Ochsner and .IlI da·ys. tormer President Is spending the TV~ contment trom Chicago to Texas democracy died wl&b the Rosen- In an olcove off to the side of meqlote comment. Cancer SpeCialist Defense Atty. Richard Gladstein night. . Winnie will serve as c~nsu1t~nt Friday wllh no break in sight for berls." the death chamber, Joseph Fran- immediately gave notice ot inten- d' NetwS. DlrWecstoOryADI Rotwe Of krad- ahnd resourse persodn, deah~gl With at least 24 hour~. 'Ike c.uteauae4 DeaUal' cen, the executioner, awaited the t tIon· t 0 fI'l e a mo t'Ion f or a new 10 S a Ion, "D ,eca ur, as eh t e resources an . potentia, re- Chicago', milhons sweltered In Eisenhower• he said • will ""0• ai-DI•.- • trial Tru.",!an. 0 you app,rove, of t e sources to be found 111 umverslUes 101.8 de,ree heat. It was the down In,lorlously In b1atory as I When It came, there was a ra'- I oi d til' deCISion .made by the_JudiCial and for educational TV programming highest readlng since July 3, 19"9 Pre.1 den t who countenanced tie and a hum In the otherwise ,World Ne,s Bfiefs . a sen. over proseeu Ion eXi!cutive branches of government and personnel. Other educators and set an all-time record for deaths." deathly still room. ]ections, won the right of in the Rosenberg case?" taking part as consultants Lnelucte June 18 In the 81 years that rec- Outside the White HOUjle lOme FIa& Cleaela~ A Condensation of Lette, Developments ~O:;lth:f d:;e.~:n~~: thg:~e~~::~t ' Truman answered: "My actions Harold ~asswell, Yale university ords were available, 500 pickets marched In the twi- Bosenberl's cheat .tralned hllrd ,-----:0----....,.------..;.'------..: .... In the Rosenberg case speak tOr social SCientist, and Edgar Dale, Champalan m recorded 1015 lllht As wOTd of the executions lost th tr tb l h ld hi "'~' d ) (IDI_ US S b . t il t b d' MJO wanted the ball doubled. themselves," He declined to elab- pioneer audio-visual ~peclallst deirees, tbet:l'll~~t June 19 read- flash'ed along the line, the march- ~f fist cI:n~h:' a e m. SEOUL ( .....ur ay ", .. a re Je p 0 s agge SIX (' S Lo.... eat in BII....,. orate from Ohio State univerSIty ,. s When and damaged three more Friday and other .Allted planes showered The case was the longest jury , . ing on rec and the hilbl!1lt en stopped. His neck and cbest turned red. Fold.d bUnding flares over the eastern Korean tront last niiht in one of the trial in the history of Hawaii. It temperatllr~ . ln that city In 17 A bBndful of anti-RORnber, Then, he stumped vlaibly. brlghtesl pyrotechnic displays of the war. The million-candiepowe'r began Nov. 5, 19~2. years. pickets cheered word of the.ir The flnt ahock la..t~ thr~ sec- fiares, dropped lit Ihort Intervals, may have discouraged any Com- The jury received tbe case. last Readinp also soared past the deaths. Across Pennsylv.nia ave. oneil. The two foUowm, lasted 57 munlst attempts at heavy around attacks. Up to midnight there Wednesday. lOO-degree mark in Texas, Loulsl- In Lafayette park lome 7,000 per•• econda e~b. for no tront-llne .reports of heavy fighting. Earlier Friday the eighth ar- 0 t h e-r detendants included ana, Oklal\oma, Kansas, l\lt.sSourl, SOIU broke Into cheen and ap- Each time the strapa. were, my canceled alll'est leave. to Japan because "aircraft normally used Charles J. Pujlmoto, 34, chairman Arkansu, Kentucky and Nebras- plauae. . .tralned al hla body pressed hard In terryin,l troops between Korea and Japan were diverted to t th Cit t I H •. ka. Early Frlday ni,ht, 810ch caUed a(ainst them. line operational missions 0 e ommun s par y n awall. * * * a halt to a seriel 01 trended man- ...... C.... , I ;. ' • He ts the only admitted Commll- y: Ie he euven on behaU of the 35-year- Then th@ Itran.. aound, a blend '\ TRAVIS AIIl FORCE BASE, Calif. (,4>}-A !'lass flight of 10-en- nls; In the ::ands. ~ays ~ at t Heat old Rosenber, and hll U-ynr- of hummlnl and buuin" ceased gine mtercontlnental B-368 took oft Friday nl"ht on a non-stop !U,ht . M , 8walnl Llsteel by HePlth Group old wife, whose cue arouRd In- 10 the room. for En,land. They are attached to the fifth stra~eglc The jury was composed of Anlh- terest and conlroveny around the Two doctora, D. H. W. Klpp and winll, an~ are camera-carrylo, versions of the B-58 bomber, pow- leans, Chlnese, Japanese, Hawaiian DE$ ~OJNt8 (II") - ,The Iowa world. ' Dr. Geor,e McCracken. stepped efed by six propeller-type pusher engines and four jet$ h spokes- and Caucasian strains. health department. takIn, notice AUorDeF ~ Bade forwud. man at the bale laid details ot the I1lght couldn't be dI~cus8ecl. for The government presented 12 ot tempentlire levels in Iowa thp He wu turned back poUtel, at They tore the undershirt cover- security reasons; , . • witnesses and 8,000 pages of testl- lut couple of days. sUlleJted; the White Rouse ..~ u he tried 101 RosenberJ" cheat. • • • . , '!l0ny to support its charge that 1. DrinK plenty of liquids. to reach &be PresJdent and appeal The two pbJsleiana applied .te- LONDON (S,.turday) (,4>}-Str4let-fighting flared In the heart the defendants were Inv"'ved In a 2. Add extr, .~lf to the dJel for clemency. When he told pollce- thoscopea and Dr. Kipp said: Paris today lind anti-American slopn5 !!9hoed ih London demorulra- Commuhist plot. 3. Get lata of rest. men on duty there that he bad no "I pronounce this man dead." Iioll.'! as the Rosenbe~g atom Iples were execute" at ·Sln, Sing p~lson, The covernment closed ita eaae - appointment. they intorrG.ed bim The body WII placed on a white. More than 1,000 perions were arrested and at least pne mIn was. 8ho~ l on two contentions: That tM de- . ,' Dreu .ehslbly. . he would »e. una~le to ftC an,.one wheeled b9lpital table and Qulck- In PariS where demoll.'!trators c1ashej1 with armed rlqt police. The fendants were membe~s of the 5. LI\1'lt ~ctivlty. to your, capa- without one. , 1,. removed. executions came atter Friday mldnliht, Europelln tlm~. The demon- CommunIst party "with knowled"e biUtla.. The moment of execution then Allin the I'QOm was sllent. .tratlirs had bQUed up hours before with ·the err of .. 'Save the ROI~~ of the party's nature and aims," ' was Uttle more than an hour • It WI...... beraa." r . , and that the party's coal was over- DEI "OIN~" BUYS FOItT aw.y. • The~ · were 10 witnesses. count- • • j • throw of the IOvernment by force. WASH~~TO~ (JP}- The sen- Bloch had liven up on le,al In, the three Dewspapermen, pres- DES MOINBS (,4>} - Sen. Bourkf B. Hickenlooper came to De8 ; PRESIDENT E. U. CONDON of &be A_rle.. AIII8d.UeIl tel' ate pubU~ workl'· coml'1lttee Fri- ways a short time before. Su- ent. Moinel Friday to attend the 10wa·Nebraska Republlcan picnic today, BlCKEPiLOOPER TO 8PEAK 'AdYUlCemebt of Selenee h~eJlter) 111111. deaplte the be.' AI 1M day appr:o.ed • bill to clear the preme Cou.rt Juatice FeUx Frank- A IUU'd opened the door lead- at the State Fair Grounds. The senator met all afternoon with ~he ELDORA (IP) - U.s. Senator cb&la wiOl G. W. 8tewart (left), proleaaar-emerU.. of Db'aIn.... way for sa. of rt. Des Moines to funer rejected a plea that he or- in, to the De,th House an Inch or .tate central committee. The committee recommended ' that Frank Bourke 13. Hiekenlooper planl to Prot. 'ames A. Van Allen. lIead of the pi.,.. departnlent at SUI. the city o.f Des M9lnes. The mea- der the U.s. court of appeals in ------:------Wahrman, Deillson. be named Iowa ~lrector of the federal housini be here for the openlnl day Conub dellvertll (be flm ID ...rlea of rour lectores at u.e lau. .ute, 'I~ady , apOroved by the New York to 8ta, the electrocu- R L admln~tratlon to succeed Harold R. MoBrlde, present cll~ctor hold- Thursday of Eldora's centennial .-mual Colloquium ., Colleae P-br.IClbta FrIda,. Oue of U.e u- house, . Vl01ld.~' a law author" tion. OSIRuerM - In, over f~om tlle Democratic administration. Wal1rman , served as celebration. He wl11 extend treet- u,n'a lo~ .....~ .uthorlUea Oil !l~mlo.ener." CondOQ "'U Cftb~ i%1n, sale of tb, Jart to the state Y-es. Bloch .told a reporter that , '" RepubUcan "xth district flnance c:baJtman do/inI the la.t Caf!1~In. inJV, . . . . bia lectlU'n &lall1IIOr'Dia&'. (llee l&or, •• Ne I.) of iow., _bleb no lonaer wanta it. wu the end. of the 1e,al ro~d. (Conllnued on Page 3) r.,e !.-Tlft; DA~Y IOWAN-Iowa Cit", la.- June J053 ,. ! ) ..t., Z', Allan Will Receive Tile ])(1io/ Iowan MaAY Summer Cone f r en c e S Holy Ordination as SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1953 Episcopal Minister PubUahed daUy except Sunday and ••ryle. " ,I".n oa aU .ery'" 1,,,0,. Fr.' Ill. p •••ln, P.bllo", Mond.~ and leilaJ hoUdays by Stud.ot raported '" 9:80 a.m. Tbe DoU, re.oD Ilubllcatlons, Inc .. 116 Iowa Ave., Iowa eln.'aUon 41ep.rhnent. 10 'he rear .f DIUL:t' IOWAN IVITOIUAL BTArr City, Iowa . r;ntcred as second clasa 01. JournaUlm ""lIdlnr, D.b ..... I ..' EdItor ...... Jam'" FOlte, mall matler at the pOlloW.e at Iowa Iowa Ill" II .pen from 4 • . m"t. J I . ,m. Maoailln; Edllor ...... Joseph Meyer Are Usi'ng SW I facil iti es ClIy, under tbe act of conilr... 01 and Iron' 1 ,.m. t. G p.m. "OU1, Sa'ar. Matcb 2, 187P, day hOIla.: .... ID. t. 12 Doon. lIIews Editor ...... Sarah Aehuns City Editor ...... Ben &oksolO MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sports Edllor .. .. , .. , .. ,. Fred Thoml' The Associa ted Pr... I. entitled ex Call 4191 from ".0" Ie mld.Jrbl t. * * * * * * report news Item., wame.·... ,e Item., Society EdItor ., .. ' ...... Kathy lIarrtl * * * * * * Management- Aphasia- clusIvely to the uae lor republication Physics- School NursinF- 01 all the local new. prloted 10 thl. er annoaneement. to The Oal1,.. low••• EditorIal Asslsl.ol ., ..... , .. Kay Cro.1 Edlto,lal .flc.1 arlO In 'b. Co ...... leo newspaper a. ",ell .1 all AP new. Chief PhotolP'apl1er .".'.. BUI Turner Since the majorIty ollowa chil- ExtenSIon of American manag- That wordless bOy we call "sim- .,. dlspalehes, "".. Cenl". While debating how best to eiren with vision defects must be erial "know-how" to world at. pIe-minded", that little deaf girl DAlLI' IOWAN BtiSINr.SI! STArr MEMBBR Subscrilltlon ralel - by carrier In Iowa Jlu.inesa Manager .... Bam A. Prestor\ teac~ the la~s of nature, college taught in regular classrooms, lairs was explored recent.l~ by or tha~ speechless victim of a ..... A"DIT BUBEAU Cltr, 25 un!.! weekiI' or .. per year In phYSicists Friday lou~t one of na- school nurses and teachers should sUmmer management participants 5t,roke m a back w~rd of a hos- */~~\f advance : six months, $4,25: wee Asst. Bus. Milr ...... '., ., . John Tatma" OF per ture's strongest phYSIcal forces 10 know what children have such de- in one sesston of thell' 14th an- pltal may be aphaslc-and treat- . "~J" months, $2,W, By mall 10 lowa, .. ClassifIed ~tana&"er ".. Mnrlba Mottot ClRCULATION8 yeAr; six month•• ,5; three months, the ordinary way-by loosening fects and how to help them. nual course. able. ',,<,, $3: all olher mall subscription., $10.00 their ties and rolling up their shirt School nurses attending a short Basic management principles Subject to language problems II yo. d. nol r ••eI .. e Per year: IIx months, »,~Q: three DAILY IOWAN CIRCULATION STAr, Circulation Manaller •.. . Robert Cronk sleeves. course in nursing service to the demand that America rather than following-.. brain damage, the ,.a.• O,It, I,,,,"n b, , I.m. Mak., •• d months, SS.2~. As the temperature soared to 100 school age child got this advice chief competitor R.ussia enlist the aphasic has lost nothing except degret!s on the campus,the physi- this week from Dr. A. E. Braley, cconomic and military support ability to register and express the I ' • cists, assembled for their 15th an- head of the SUI ophthalmology and good will of other nations, stimuli of communication, more nterpretlng GENERA~ N011calling WSUI. One of the nation's foremost au- IS posslb)e to learn much about Child D' t H RI t" S I I W k e" 23, at 7.30 p.m. In conference ------thorities on atomic energy, Condon what the baby can see, even at I eve~opmen - uman e a lons- oCla or - Of F I AOd B'II roo~ 1 of, the Iowa ~emorlal th ft' . f 1 _ thi~ earlv age she said. orelgn I I Unton. An mformal meeling will gave e ITS III a senes 0 ec .. ' I . . D P 1 H t f th SUI A series of three two-week be held and all students are urged tures on "Physies in the Glassy Outlinmg s c h 0 0 condltlollS Problems common to parents r. au us on 0 e psy- workshops to help meet the needs State." In the first of the highly n?eded to provid.e a healthful en- and teachers in day-to-day Jiving c~opathic hospital will address the of workers in the field of social WASHINGTON liP) _ Strong to attend. technical lect\lres,· he urged the vlronment for chlldre~, Prof. M~r- will et the attention of six sep- f~fth .annual workshop on educa- work will be conducted by the Democratic support gave President physicists to delve more deeply cus ~owell o~ ~he hygiene and ple- g '. hon In human relations and men- SUI school of social work July Eisenhower a vote of confidence 300 Detusselers "and be richly rewarded by learn- venhve medIc me department told arate work groups durmg the 2~th 1;a l . heal.th a,t 2 p.m, Monday at 6-17, July 20-31 and August 3-14, Friday when the house approved • • ~ATUKUAY, JUNE 20, 1953 ing for yourselves about the many the school .nurses th~t h~htlng annual Iowa Conference on ChIld lJmve~'slty ~Igh school. according to Prof. Wayne Vasey, without change a $4,998,732,500 Needed .n July VOL, XXIX, NO. 1119 fascinatinit and still unsolved should prOVide a m1l11mU~ of 15 Development and Parent Educ:l- Reglstralion for .the two·week directbr. foreign aid program tor the com- Expanded hybrid corn acreage problems' of the physic of the foot candles ~t the work1l1g sur- tion Tuesday and Wednesday at workshop wil! b:~m l't,fonday at Prof. Richard M. Seaman of the ing year. in Johnson county this year will UNIVERSITY CALENDAR glassy state" face of the chIld. SUI 9 a,m· at Untvelslty high school of the school of social work and . require 300 teen-agel's for the an- Sunda)', June 21 Ha~py To Return Prevention of sha?ows, dire?t '. , , home economics rooms. Approxi- July 6-17 workshop on the' sub- The roll call vote on fmal pas- nual corn detasseLing, according 7:15 p.m.-Sunday Vespers, Dr, . ,sunlight and glare is !mpor~ant III Tapl~ of ~ork groups Will In- mately 30 elementary and second- ject, "Group Organization". sage was 280 to 1~8. to Mrs, Nellie C. Verdin director Bernard Iddings Bell, "Sin, Fear Aside from the lectule, Condon cutting down eyestrain while the eludc dlsclnhne at home and at ary school teachers and school ad- Th J j 20 31 ' The measure Will now go to the . 'd S I ti "w t h e ed h 'n at being once h'ld . . hIP 11' . . t d t t e u y - seSSlOn on t of the Iowa Employment Security an a va on, es approac, exp~ ss appl ess c I IS In SC 00, owe j!X- school parents and the three R's m1l11strators are expec e 0 a - "Skills in the Case-work Process" sena e. g he 0 C (senate 0 C . in event of again on the sur campus He vis- I' d ' t d . t bl GOP a ency reo . . " ., ' . ... . p ame , before children enter the first en . , . . will be led by Prof. Frank lIzin Democratic vo es ena ed The number required js 50 more rain), lted ,the ulltverslty back m the Sehoul Problems . grade, reporting on children's" Dr. Huston s talk IS enlitled of the school of social work and leaders to beat down more th~n than were needed last year, Ap- TueacJay, June 23, 1930 s, he observed. .. Water .supply , and sewaget II dlS- prog ress, th e paren t and ho m e - Mental. BreakdownI B k Caused d " by Vasey . a dozen attempts to cut Lhe bill picaI' ti ons are a1 rea d y bit e ng a k en, 8 p.m.-Sumlner sessl'on lecture One·time scientifiC adVisor to posal fa~llltl~s are no ~sua y a work, reaching the "hard-to- Envlronmenta a~ grou~ . "The Administrative Process in in amounts up to $~ billion. AI- with about 40 received tiO far, al- series, ,Teresita and Emilio Osta, the special committee on atomic problem In cIty schools,. smce they reach" parent and ways of making The, workshop IS deslgned to State-Local Relations" will be the most all of these an;endments were though official "sign-up days" are dance and piano team presenting Her enetgy of the U.S. senate, Con· are c~nnected to mUnlcipal S!S- parent-teacber mee.tings and con- acq~a1l1t teachers, supervisors, ad- subject of the August 3·}4 work- offered by Repubhcans, and haIL Thursday and Friday, Minimum Latin Am e 1'1 can and Spanish ing iiI' don. formerl taught at the Uni- tems UlSp~cted by state agenCIes, terences more effective. mims~rators, and research workshop led by Vasey. of the Republicans present sup- age for detasselers 1s 14. years. music, Macbride auditorium. LJke versity of Minnesota, Columbia Powell poInted out. And the sc~ool Conference lectures will be giv- ers WIth the most re~ent. develop- Social workers from over the ported proposed major reductions. Indications are t hat county. Thursday June %5 three and Princeton universities. mr ilk SUI ppllY hShOIUthld bde obttametd en by James L, Hymes Jr., profes- mentts hine IhthumedaUncatl'olnalions and state are expected to attend. They Rep. Vorys (R-Ohio), leadIng the wide detllsseling will begin earHer 3:00-5 :00 p,m .~University club secon I . h' I rom oca ea epar men - . men a l a . - hId' 1 ' , . :h kind lb' t con~~n wll . contmu~ dIS ~~- approved sources and should of sor of education, Geo~ge t::bO~y Findings of the current Preven- can earn kt~o ours 0 cre It or a~m~~lrrato~ /~~ t, had c~]e~ than the ~ua~l SeC?~d wee fuest ~al an program, C U looms, Whc g h UI'esd IS mloll'O!~g , conc u tn be course be pasteurized, he said. COJle~etfOrdTeachefrs; haUl lesner, tive Psychiatry Research project eac wor s op. t ef.dl tI ~s 0th pe c~ndgret~SI0fna July, Mrs. er n sal . owa non. rent v fOUI·· ay co ,oqulUm .sponsore d y Water for washing dishes in superm ~n ent 0 sc 00 s, en- at the university will be sum- .' c~n I ence In e. J'eSl en S 01'- Chair, ~Ul, the National SCience loun.da- school cafeterias should be heated coe, Ill., and Er~esr Osborne, marized by the workshop. 'SO 6 d Dec r ted elgn polley. WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR only tlOn and the Research corporation. to 170 degrees or holter to sani- professor of edu?atlOn. at ~eachcl's Morning' sessions will be de- ra 0 a Th~ house sustained an admin- chest tize dishes properly, Powell said. tollege, ColumbIa university. voted to work on Individual pro- AI isfration. opposed committee a- ___.. __ .::-__-;- ______.;..;,. Aga B U(' F ~ Pt'oad ~resses Disbes should be left in water at jects and the afternoon meetings y J'; Ir orce ~endment withholding more tha~ I----so-'-ur-d-ay-,-Jone %0, 1~3H Vasey Ada temperature lor at least two l)1in' will consist of general group ses- I I $L billion of aid for Europe uhhl 8:00 Morning Chopel IIIIndl1, June :r., 1933 ict~o Welfare Workers, utes in any establishment which Ike To Asic Reed , sions. , An SUI graduate, 1st Lt. Robert the European Delense community t~ ~~lI~renl. CIrcle ::~ ~~~~11I8 Chapel ~ A.ge, I oO/Uu] handles food, he stated. Iw ' The workshop, which will end L. Primrose, has been decorated by and Its mtemational army are set 9:00 Org81110.119n8 , :30 Summer Serellade g ••• n MusiC JII Morch Time · ', 00 CI iHI t I'" c) moved State Leg;s ators T0 Drop 8/oc cI e July 3, is sponsored by the Pre· tbe U.S, air force. He received the up. ,;4; Bob Crosby Show 1:&0 W~~~~~?:'New: ory 0 ..' un 0 I ventive Psychiatry Research pro- third oak leaf cluster to the air The measure only sets a ceiling to:oo 8lhgln; Amerlce," 10:00 MUllc You Wanl dif1ere Firemen Answer The' Prot. (JP) _ Wayne Vasey, director of • II WASHINGTON President ject in cooperation wl,th the Iowa medal, whic'" had been previously as Friday's stormy all-day sessio~ t~~~ ~~rc't~u~::~~Qme. In: ~~e~~o~~W den \Ijj the sur school 0.1 social wor.k, ad· S · . Mental Health authOrity. a.warded the flyer. indicated the administration will 10:45 Your Stolo Department 01 Hculth 11 :30 Let There Be LI;ht 2 Iowa CIty Ca Eisenhower Fnday arranged lQ Special emphasis will be placed . .. , . In Acllon l1 :tlI GuelL Swr The dressed amcetmg of the south· JOW8 City firemen answered two make a personal direct appeal to on working out individual pro. Pflmrose lece~ved hIS B: S, de- have troublr.,avoldmg de.ep slashes 11 :00 Your Navy Show II : ~O ProYer luI' Peace rcadjL west district of lowa Welfare as· calls Friday mOI~in" , but in each Rep Danl'el Reetl (R NY) to drop· f h I 't I d gree from suI In 1050. HIS home when the actual approprIations are 11:15 Setenade In Blue 12 :00 Rh Ihm Ramble. , . d TI d .. ,.. ... - . ., Jccts or sc 00, communi y an t . N t d late 11:30 Concert 11011 of the AIr l'he: soclaltons at Bedfor lurs ay. casc daD1ag~s we!'e slight.. his blOCkade- against .house cQnsid- research groups by a workshop ow~, IS orwa~,. .,'. vo e Ol~ r , 11 :58 Proyer 'or PCDee ::::g ~~;~,alr •• electt'. Vasey spoke on "Stale and Lo- A short Circuit developc:d In the eration of an extensIOn or the ex- staff including educators, psy- Pumr.ose was c ted, fOI me.!I.t01'l- The bill carries $3,481,000,000 in t: ;~ ~~!.~Il\ Rambles 1:00 Musical Chulll Ithe rc cal Responsibililies in WeUare wU'ing of an automobile owned by cess profits tax, chologists, psychiatrists and elass- ous achlev.eme~t while .part~clpat- military aid for America's allies 12 : 4~ Dpte 1n Hollywood 2:00 Newl , The AdminDitration" to 124 wellare Mrs. V. J. Albrecht, Rochester R d hI' th t .. roo'" teachers from the unIversity ing 1.n aerial thght against mvad- around the world, plus economic 1: °0° Musle.1 Chat.. 2:10 Recent and Contemporary MUllc Again . ee carman 0. e axwr.. - ,.. e f N tH Ko 'ea ' ' ~ : 0 New. 3:00 A,nerlcallFolkwoy. workers, members of co u n t Y road parked on the lot behind the.' d faculty rs rom or I , aSSIstance, 2:1~ I Henr the Southland SingIng 3:30 Forell" POliCY PI'ogron\ Btr'aps .l. ' ' ' .. • mg house ways an means com- . Th 'lation which accompanied v 4 Is It 1 A II b~ards of sUl'ervisors, private so- Unlverslty library. The fIre de- mittee so lar has balked at calilne On Tuesday and Wednesday af- e CI . Tentative approval was glven to 2:30 ole of Europe " : T:!e TI~C ~~~'t~I:S She clal agency workers and a few partment was called at 8:45 a.m. f h' t te ternoons the group will join with the presentatlo/} of the cluster the following aid programs (or the Children', 1I0ur ihen t' o ::~ ~1~~~:'~:~~~h ::: state legislators. to extinguish the blaze. Damage athm~ In?d t' IS grouP or vo °t' n the 26th annual Child Develop- read," ... Primrose, flylng at ex-. fiscal year beginning July l' 4:00 UnJvc relty of Chlcaao Roulldtabld ~:IG MUSic oC Manliotlull dealt . C' ed t th .. I th e rreSI en s reques t or a S x Ed I tremely low altitudes did strafe ' 1:30 T 8 'rlmo Mclodlu ~:3Q liI,wl John Ten Icy, I attor~ey and was con In 0 e wmng 0 e months cOIlLinuition of the tax .ment and Parent ucat on con- " Europe - $2,079,000,000. ~:oo Stories '1'1 Sluff 14) Ilrorlll 'rIme Ro member of the Council Bluffs car. " Icrence In sessions to be held at tocket, and bomb enemy troops, , ' G:30 New . 6:00 Dll1ner Hour liM : board of social welfare, and Gary The second call, at 9:25 a.m., now due to expire July I. Old Capitol. artillery, armament, and other war Near J::1I~t and Africa - $,305,- ~ : 4~ Sporll! Time 81M! N~w I eacH • Lenhart member 01 the Poik took llremen to the city park White House spokesmen an- Prol, Ralph H. Ojemann at the materials; dutlng these flights he 000,000. :::~ ~~~~.,. lIour ~ : ~ ~~~~:~~~k ,"lr.!a~lIIc. rido i eounty 'board of social wellare bridge to extinguish a fire Itarted nouneed that Reed would meet Child Welfare Research statlon, Is was In constant danger from en- Asia and the Pacltlc-...l,081,- 7:00 Opera P.III. 8:30 ",,,.Ie by a,,11I The and WHO news commentator, ~Jso in the planking by a light.ed eignr- with President Eisenhower at the again coordinator 01 the work- amy aircrllH, ground Ure, and nr- 000,000. . ~ : :~ ~:~~~1\1 Ahor n~ ~~~~''' 8 nhol' gOIi addressed the group. eUe. Only minor damalle resulted. IWhite House Saturday. shop. tillery." LaUn America - $ll1,OOQ,OOO, ,10:00 SlGN otF 10100 5101'1 on jlass )- ..• . ~ • , .\ nn: DAlLY l OW '-(0'"' Cib. h .-Sat., JaN Zt, J 'S~.... e .' Germans Riot; Workmen Make Room for New Books

ny Stopped ,,:e!r~I~ed Priday by the defe d partJnent as beiD_ 't East Border "If the church is to h Ip iD r - ~------.-- 12il United Sta 1ierV~ , ' storin th world to moral sanity. spec table minor art. charmln, If m~::nkilled in the crash of Ihe C- A there must flTst be recovery of it happens to appe I to you. its , BERLIN (1P) A crowd of 2,000 Three Iowa City council resa- moral . anity within the church:' only moral lunction to bless what- 124 Globemaster near TokJ 0, J a- Germans, aroused by events in lutlOns r uesting financial ai d I res Bernard JddinJS Bell i?, ever the multitude at the moment pan, 1'IIu y. East Germany, raided a Commu- eq . .] hIS recent book "Crowd Culture. regards as tbe American way ot They we . nist Socialist Un ity party of[ice in from SUI for the SDDltary landll J The Re\'. Mr. Bell wiU deliver life. . . the U.S. sector late F r id ay an d syst em, uDiverslty.. fi re pro t ec tlon' a v~pers addr Sun d ay 1"\' - Labeled a "bnlllant.. maverlc,,'... Alnna 11 Gen A. Ba1tatU, t n forced several Red of[icials to ile~ and the resurfacing of Newton ning at 7:15 at the . t appr ch by Time m gazine, the fte. r, of Adolph 8;lt I of Madr~, -= through a back door. road near University hospitals of Old Capitol. II ..... i11 be the first Bell lears AmenClIDS m. I~ is employed at W~ Bl'Oa. Jn Furniture, propaganda publica- pubUc spec<:h ot (he 1953 ummer their f 'th in the common MOine. He U L5 UNi \'l"d b'7._ Uons and pictures of Stalin and will be presented to the slate .. e' ion. amidst the "bl thero of the crowd." brother. George. and s ler, Mrs. Com munist East German leaders board or education at it meet- A 20-book cntlc or Americ n He avs that He mmon men r R y Glrt.on, th of Madrid.· were thrown in the street and ing next Thursday and Friday by culture and an Qut'poken advocate a wond;rful 10 but lor the mo. t lsi Lt. Kenneth Mayo, hUJband burned. West Berlin police r e- , I Fred W. Ambrose SUI busines oC more religion in the American p 1't if informed about how and of Mrs. Carolyn A. Mayo ot Bur. ported they made no arrest. ' way of lite, the Re\'. Mr. Bt'll tor what man must live lr he \in&ton, and son of Mrs. Edna C. The outburst developed as a . . writes "The church needs to lOP would be happy." If YO of Ames and Ralph Mayo of wa ve of arrests by the .commu- The three resolutions a5~. regarding itseU . an end to t>..: Topic for the Rev. Mr. Bell's Omah . His moth r is employed nlst peQjl le's police spurred. rebel- 1. That VI pay $8,140 annuall ' .erved and resume actin& .a· an v pers addres will be "Sin, Fear as a cl rk in the r &istnr's o!!1ce lious East Germans back to work. as its share of operating costs lor Instrument tor God to use In the and Salvation." at Iowa S tate eollee , Ames. Businessman Shot the new sanitary landfill sy tem. re ~ue o( human beings from w~r- • ___iiiii;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii';'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~_iiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiii" Tension increased F riday night Th it it l' ate th Idllne s and from self-centered 10- • Wwheestn B Cerliommunin busist nessppliceman shotas hae university'se c y c~unc share ases 3 1m9 pers cente capacity."The Rev. Mr. Bell. who• has unwittingly stepped into Soviet of the total refuse. spoken in Westminster A bbt>y and ClI.IIIIIS territor y near Pc·tsdamer P latz. 2. That the exl!l tlnl' contract (or in most English cathedral., charg- The victim, K arl Wilhelm Kln- SUI fire protection by the city be es that "most Americans regard del, 27, ran back · to t h ~ West, t. ed Ith church lIS promot l' of a r - bullet b ole in lils arm. re-nego .at . :.. ------______iII Scores Ar rested City Manager Peter Roan estl- ( h S J I ----- Peo ple's police arrested scores (DI lly 1e ... 1 1l Phot.) mated that SUI properly repre- I hurc es ef uy WANT ""-- RATES', M".;'" =:t Radio I rom among 680 E as t Berlln~' er ' WORKMEN ...In · OVE WALLS IN THE UNIVER ITY LI BRARY to make room for new books. The sen ts 45 to 50 per cent ot Iowa I ""'" ___ ~::...... =:..:::unu=~=.==_ ___ wh o tried to r etu~ to their homes work w Ui be continued throul'h the summer. The fact that the IIbrar)' can make these alterations be- CI'ty's tolal fl'r rl·sk. Roan 81'd ftADIO. IA!I von. IPpllAnee I'Cpallill~. '.trom the West 'l'hursday n ight at speaks of th e usefulness of the modular method of building libr aries, Prof. Ralph E. Ellsworth, dl- A~ Flood Rel l"ef Offerl"ng • ------ODe day ...... Ie per "ord • J ('k 1:1 1m CDmpae),. hree bor der crossing points rector of libraries, said. Workl~ In tbe library are (lett to r irht) J oe iU a honey and Denni Brown. that SUI is now paying about 20 Three daYI ... _. U e "" wvd MlScellaneoua for sate Ilened up for them by tbe Soviet both of Iowa City. per cent of fire department per- MT. VERNON /'IP) _ The North Five day... . l k per word A · com mand. T hose seized were a_ ' --- onnel and operating costs which T e da, l ie -r"'" COUCH Ind arm .hal~ l. Uprifltt ~ C I Ch amounted to $17,794.26 in 1952. Iowa Conference of the Methodist n ... --...... p.no tlO G 1.1 \. ft. " .. II chNt " . · s S J h MIl h :~S)?o;vdi~e:tn[~~atro:ntl.tail~:l a~·\VE asSttl.I IB gerl.11.ipnpeerd 'MCA . elects. 0 n. i. one om ~l if ees oose,. s~~se p~~~~~~~~ ,::q'::t~gon~~~ f:.u::~h;~~'~~o;~~~ C~i~.~~;y~ s~u~: One ;:;:~ "::a:~:leword ~1;O~·I'hl !>a~k chalra II b Pbon, .,. Nominees for PMA pre~ent value ot the property ot lal oftenn" by memb r churches _ .-.,_--:...... _ ...... -"- key c itie ~ in Ea.st Germany, but As Regional (ouncil Chairman ' SUI on the same percentage as the to aid thrce C1ood-dtlmaged church -- IHOLF vIolin ~ ptr e00. IOU wta, 1 Premier Otto Gro.tewohl's ner- o.heea l?l' maeneCtoer threegsltoundaent cyo UOUn Cnlg sota, Nor.th Da.kota, .S outh Dakota, July elecll'ons of thn Production near U.nivers.ity ho pitals. Th,c Church of the Crowded Way and Ten In ertions per month, - vo us government showed more - , . . . , . Iowa, WiSCOnSin, Illinois, Indiana, ~ . IreSOlutlon POinted out that muen We ley Church. per in ertion., 80<: per inCh lAKC Cock~_.~ _____.::.. ·1ronfidence it was regaining civil- Men s C hn~tHm assocIation In th e Michigan .and Ohio. . . and Marketing association is u~- of the adjoining land on the str t 0 \eKate 0 the fifth annual '1."- Daily ins rtlons durin, month, A K C. Cock .... Dial \f ia n control. Geneva regIon. . . T h~ regIOnal counCil IS composed derway, according to John B. 0 - is tate-owned property. ~ion of the contelence, in per In crlloo_ ...... 70<: per inch Trailers for sal. Millhone. was elected counC il of representatives from each o[ the Connor, county chairman.· Ambrose was unable to define' t COl nell ~ollege, voted llppro\'al chaIrman at ~ he YMC~ Geneva states and has power to determine Seven community township po- SUI's po ilion in the matter ot the o( th oUenng Thur dllY. National al~T wlUI Rosenbergs- confereGnce whic h .meto thlS w5 eek atlregional YMCA policy. silions are to be [illed in the clec- re.olutions, staling merely that he lu~'d ~illl b. dded to DrinJ 'nrO ernul I. (Co ntinued from Page 1) Lake eneva, WIS. ver 50 re- . ,. . would present them to the stat\! 1'01 d m o\~a. Tlu DI1I1 ' 0 .. 11l II, In. I 0111.. 3 ROO!.f Ir lI~r. hOI and cold W.ll'!' In. Presentatives from 85 colleges and tlOn. Voting WIll be done by mall boal'd at Des MOI·n M • Fe lUi'cd on l"rida_ I. B ••menl Ea,1 BaJJ . r or r~"1 Qr ... 1., 11 ....nabl~. \Yrl'" eo" ..., 71. Da I 10""". or coU CN r Rapid universities attended the con[er- with th bollots mailed July 14 wa. II dram.tlz hOIl by a group C II 4191 3-1110. two. He looked out. . ence. 3nd returned July 24. S . CI B of .oun, prople from lo\va CIty. a it47 MOIJSE TRAILER. $1.300. N... .lon A momenlt later th~ low vold,cebor Millhone, who is president a! Nominating committee in all w.m ass us LJ. boll and Marion. i:lireeted by Thombur,. Coralvlll Tr.Utr Court. Ra bbi Kos owe agam cou e the SUI YMCA, was also elected . S h d' G' th~ Ih'v. Alan Cleeton. Iowa City. heard. by the new regional council as one Johnson coul,ty townshIps have C e U es .ven and Loul W . Hilbert Jr., c:ontcr-I-..;....------'---- l l'!~ . ~nt7~~~':' II modern ir ~, He walked slowly ahead .of Mrs. of the YMCA delegates to the been named. These committe s, ence youth director. Wanted to Buy Rosenberg. He was intonmg the United Student Christian council. will select 10 candIdate: thre Bus sch dull'. tor Corahl\lc ._~_;:;;-:;~~-;.-;;;;;;iiiiiiiii l ___:.;::,:eH lp Wanted 5th and 31st Psalms. The USSC is composed of repre- committeemen two voung ters attending the Red Held Prayer BOok . 11 th d . • d I t 't t· Cros . wlmming cbs cs ot the He held his prayer book high as s~ntat l ves from ~ e enom1na- llternntes, one e ega e 0 ne Towa City pool Monday were an- Edw ar d S Rose.Saya Autos for SOle - Used he walked. tlOnal student religious movements =ounty convention and one alter- nounced Friday by Robert G. • I --":"':';:';';';~;:';';';;"";;;~";;"'----- 'rhe matron and the telephollt'! and ~rom ~~e YMC.A and YWCA 13te delegate. Gibbs, chairman or the recre tlon It' YO RF. EW In Towa operator were behind Mrs. Rosel1- and IS aIf lh ~t~d With the. World Nominations must be completed committee of the Red Cros~. City - you are luvlkd to berg. I ~tudent ChrIStian Federation. JoIn mall» other who UlIf' our O h t d' th f e JY June 30 and tbe names selected. Buses will leave the COI'alvillc 'IIOP for needed Drul The rabbi stepped aside and t erg at en Ing e con erenc h 945 l\1A dlclna _ VltamJn. a.,d h d h f th S UI YMCA and YWCA flo n A ovl I'on "'1' 11 be made ~chool at 9:25 a.m. for t e: , , Mrs. Rosenb(:rg approac e t e rom e w~v~r, PI' S ft ToIIAt "',oods ltenl _ :'Ilakro I electric chair. I nc I u d e Ch nr I es I I e s , A2 , Des (or write-in candidates. a.m. class, and at 10:10 a.m. tor our ,"HO P your headQu rt r ''She took one ~ep. M omes;. Glenn E vans, A3, Mason 0 I 13 l ehglbl.. the 10:30 a.m. class on Mondays _ ou re alwa "wf'lcome- Then she turned suddenly to City; K en Yerington, A2, West n Y PCI' cen a I.! and Wedne days. Mrs. Evans, held out her hand Libr.rty; J im Seitz, AI, Freeport, voters cast ballol.! in the 1952 Bus. returning from the pool to 0 RU G 5 HOP. and the matron grabbed it. Ill.; Adele Cockshoot, A3, At- ~lection and O'Connor explained Coralville will leave within JO -----.rr---,.-_ ___ -:-- - - IWOMEN fAKE mon.~hhme. w.re The condemned woman pulled lantic; Virginia Milnes, A1, Bur- .hat PMA officiub Ilre atlemptillg minutes after e ~ c h class p dod J09 t. 11m ... ,.aeIY-cut RAP ....-ROUN D. Mrs. Evans loward her and they lington; Hal Macon, AI, Cedar ~o obtain a much heavier vote this ends. TO lublN (or Umll u-turnJlhed , room e. Y;v.::I~~~urollywood MI•• Co., kissed. Falls; J an Bauer, A3, North J oh n Ml'l lhone year. hou . Phone USl te 1· . I E I' h G K A4 R 'd • ___-r--:-_.,...,,...... -,r1T:--:--r- __ iWANTED. U"\In~r tud nl coupl II" Words In I IK.b e ng IS; en e enny, , I ge- I CI . A convention or these 'delegates 1'"1 G S E TI, T 'tt Automobiles Wanted In borne conv.' Ie III wom." nee4.ln. Mrs. EVllns -sa.id a few w ords wood, N. J ., and Walter McMa- Y \lCA COllllci , W(/'IIWtl who al'O to be elccted next mODth lIe rea tes t toru 7, er ' rfl rl e)l minor c.r•. Six-rooln .•11 modem home but her voice was too low to be bon, general secl'etary of the will be held Aug. 1. This meeting J WANT junk Chevrolela. Phone 1-2111. In cool .•l\rICU", p"ll of e1IY. Con'J'C" • intelligible. SUI and Iowa City YM CA. II ""ill select count.v PMA commit- rOon . Wril Box 78.' The Dally 10'll'.n. Mrs. Rosenberg wore a shape- The Geneva regio n includes a Newspaper Te . S .eemen. One year terms for both Babv Siltinq PLUMBERS; .I Ippllinc .. I en. Prman nt )' r Iro.no work~ Lart w less green dress, with 'a small Of B' G 'ounty and township committee- IIlIn, Iny\lm~. DI.I 8 . 1~21 . C~E. w. hlnllon. white pattern. In men will begin Aug. 3. -- Sh Is 1· h 1 Iowa Groc'ers go ames .. M bIlby .llUn, In my hOf1) Phone WANTED : lull-11m--=------ve- _ feet. e a a wore sippers on er At Carter Lake .·1107. . d Ira bil'l~ .I d wee . oum. m backaround n01 necH-Mt)' • tlcbool of Her small mouth seem7d twist- I Bihk. Jour".lIam. Ext. 21 . 1. ed, whether mto a smile or a Testl'fy lin Case CARTER LAKE, Ia. (A» _ Two Vasey To nstr uct ~tol~ - Instruction WANTED: .. Ie lad I ,In d partmenl. sn eer was impossible to say. different types of bingo were play· At Cornell Workshop DA1.LROO I d.nce I on •. Mimi Youd Ytrnwn.nl. I"ull 11m.. Apply J ."k~ She sat down calmly in the Tradl"ng Sfamps eel Thursday night at the Carte! Wurle Dial 8485. Electric Company. chair and let her arms drop limp- On .. lake club, the Council Bluffs Non. Prof. Wayne Vasey, director of ly on the arms of the chair. par eil said Friday. '.he SUI school or social work, will Typinq AEtment tor !tent Winced Slightly DES ~OINES (/P)-W. T. Dah l. The. fIrst was a "smol'gasbord" be an instructor at the Workshop THESrs typhll. 01.1 D168. • POR rtnt - Modorn apartment. 3 room • Shc winced slightly when the Des MO.mes gr ocer , was. one of 01' "bank night" bingo game, whic!- 'n Public Welfare sponsored joint I prlvale ~1Il and tnttln"". Pbone »30. ~IES I S Iyplnl. \ electrode h elmet was attached to th r~~ witnesses heard. Friday ~ Y may be played w ithout charge. The Iy by Cornell university and the '·12.,. STRICT1.Y mod"rn .partment (or relil. her head. . dlstfiCt Judge C. E~ wm Moore m second was a "special" bingo with New York state department of so- THF. IS lyplnl. Dill 1-3JOI. Phone ,.,. or 3780 "·0 ".m.1 Her head was not shaved bul the Sperry & . Hut~ hln s on Co. trad- a charge of 50 cents, the new.s- cial welfare this summer. IMODIRN • room(urn"~h ed Aparlmenl OD l clipped. 109 stamp InJunCllO? SU I.t. . paper said. The workshop witl be held at WorlC Wanted ~ . UtUJU~ PI d . Coil fro. r.nnle The straps were then place!! The New ~o ~ k fl~m IS seeking About the special bingo, county :ornell university, lIhaca, N.Y., Muk.. III River Ide. 10"l'a, 01' CU. I LAUNDRIES Phone 877 •• 1-23tiS. over her face and chest. a perl~an e nt injunction to prevent Atty. Matt Walsh sa i d Friday Tuly 6 through 17. JACK .nd .1111 Play SChool Call 1-31110. WA NTED male ....du.1e .tud nl to share Her legs were bare. The e!ec- Atty. G ~n . L eo A. Hoegh from "there is n o question about that ~~~;iii~~liiiiiiliii~~~iiii. ' apartment lor aummer. 82 1 Bro.-u. trodes wer e attached to the n gl'{t ~rosec Ubn g It U,~ d ae r the 1909 Iowa type of operation being illegal." 1 1 00 IT. Paper clt.nln" Will ....h ifII Phon 8M3. leg. gI ft enterprJse I w. He said he would check with Sher- 22«. RENT A CAR ...... ------F'1.1RI'IlSHE D aparlment tor nnt. P honc Whispers Prayers Dahl was pe.rmitted to take the r iff Gay Stuelke about any pos- LA UNDRlES. Phone 617. 371n. In the room the rabbi stood, witness stahd out of tur n as a de- sible action. HERTZ EXPERT w.n washhl" palH'r cleanln,. I------'l'URNlSHE D oparlmen l "dlll,-.--~ 1M I- praying in whispers. fense .witness, for questioning by Sheriff Stuelke was unavailable , 7317. Q,lberl. Dial MSS' From time to lime he kissed hfs Asst. Atty. Gen. Kent Emery. His for comment I TINY Tol P}uchool. Dial 8·2712. APAlI TMENT Cor ""nl. P rlv.1e belb p~ay e r book. He did not look., a t company operates s uper-markets. A test case' involvin g the "smor- DRIVE·UR·SELF LArew Co. t27 I:. WI hlnlton. PbOlI. either the condemned . ~an or G! ocery P rofits . gasbord bingo" now is bei ng car- SYSTEM 1-----,R'I"oo--ms-. -.,f-r--,o R... e=n":'t--- IIMI. - 1 10 O. Weekd.y•. women .when tJ:te elcc;luclty was Dahl testi1ied that he was a ried to the l owa supreme court by ---...;;.;;.;;;.;:~;;...;=....;;;;..;.;;;.;..--- 3 !lOOM' lurolsiHd a""rtmtnt. Private throw~ wto theJ' bodles. . member of and had held of1ices Wilson Mabrey, p.resident of thc LOVELY lar,e roorn . double or Incle. btilb. Siudeni man . ltd wU.. PbOiI_ Agam, th ere was the seemingly in, severa! national grocery 85S0- Carter Lake Recr'ea tion club He MAHER BROS. CI"".. LInen., how t. Men. DI.I S4N. 3431. lonl moment before the eXecu- elations and said be had partici- l ' ....1 C t L k' ROOM Cor min ne r Kille; 15. '-3304 . I~------~.- ROOM rurnlahN . plrltrlell' 1ft. · 't h ' . a so 1S m aYOI' \J ar er a e. .1_ tloner threw the SW I c . . \ pated in r esearch on tradmg I "s :b d" b' th _ 304 s, Gilbert DnJr able Cor married coupl" 01' Itu- And again the low raspmg rat- t n morgas or lOgO, ~ pa yatdw Ol'k den\.t. per month wllh utlJJUa patd. tie s amps. trons do not have to buy a dmn er BOlllI(/ Volllme of II,eve Bible Scelle.v. Mollcli Free lIpon llrlJllc t Phone 8.;!21l. J\,st Phone 9696 I------~~~~~I . . He said the net profit of, a or pay to play. from TIle PrOOtlcl iol1 Department. Box 417, Wi(IICrTwrl'll. Californio ROOM ..... Ith «ooklnl prlvllqt Dial 71l' . ROOMS tar • m"n. Sludell t \Jltcllen fa' As the charge crashed mto ber supermarket is appro ~ im a tel y 2 . bod:!" Mrs. Rosenber g seemed to prer cent of the gross sales while B LON DIE By . C H I C Y O UNG DESiiABLE double room wl\h priva te JO'i!;:!:: r ....n. bl". c.U ...1tH. II. S. !>alb. 320 lelT"'" ave. J tl',aln ~ ard against the straps. the profit is a bout 3 per c~nt for ------PHONE '·3212. Daolrable one r_ {...... · He.r hands, which had bee~ ly- the smaller service a d deliver y DAISY. GO IN AND CLEAN. qu'''l room. lor men . lud. nJ.. Ished . pm-tm ml wIth pr'lYlIa lNith. ing limp and open, olenched. WAKE DADDY Up .. Phone 8·213'1. 17 S. Gov"mor. C10lle In. Su.liable tor roupl_ or . 1n.1e 1107 ~Ik e her husband, she received groceries. -- or ,lrl. f55.00 .per mon Ill. UIillUeo peJd. IT'S TIME FOR GOOD rooms (or mt'n. Close In (or oum- three iolts of thr ee seconds, 57 On super-markets, which he HIM TO CUT mer. See Don al O.mbl",. Pbone '.D2lI. NICELY lu rnl~ hect apl. lor ...mm tl' secohds and 57 seconds. identified as firms doing half a THE GRA SS monUu. 2 room.. prlnle lNiOl and ROOMS - M"" aludenla, 211 E. Cburcb. kltch. neUe. .. ~d Ave. S.I:., 2-JAl. When they were over the cur- million dollars in business annual cU.l $887. CecIar ]Uplct., II'... . rent was cut, she slumped in the Iy, Dahl said out of the gross 17 BOARDERS and roomus wonled . Good UNFURN1SlU'D~--~~------1 room •. Bath.------lUll S. chair, apparently held upright per ceot profit, 8 per cent is paid (ood. Tenon.ble prlceJ. " Ipha Chi Cllnton. only by the straps acrosS her fo r labor and 7 per cent for other Sl~. Fralernlty. 114 E. M .....t . Phone i------·------3763. BACHELOR . pa run"nla. ... N . Dubuq.... chest and head. operating expenses, leaving 2 per • Dial ..... Again, the two doctors ap- cent net profit. FUR~ SH!D room. tor m"" .tudenla. I______416 . Dod&e. Phon" UtII. JULY lsI. S room . ""rlment. $.JO per ,j Proached the chair with their Sandell Testtflel • ------~_:__:_~:_:_- month. Phone 5»1. SlNGLE rooms - men .tudenla. 711 10.... . ______~ tetho s copes. . Milton Sandell, a BUrlington Avenue. Phone 26f1. I! Again . there w as a whispered ohain grocery executive, previo~ '\ oonsultatlon between them as t hey ly testified thl\t h is firm paid 2 ROO~ {or men. Neat _plla!- Dial 1N'7. We Have the ~olled the stethoscopes around to ' per' cent of gross sales to the ~~~======~~~;::;=S=2::;:~~~~=~- smGLE room. M.le nuMnl. UO N . Du· Following Openings: d1tlerent parts of her chest. Sperry & 'Hutchinson firm for _-======~":=:jbE±=:::====:,=~ __b _ucr_u_e_. _____-:-:: :-:::-"':':"-= Then they murmered to War- tradil1g stal71ps. M 0 R T W ALitE R ROOMS. Men. $11.50·15.00. Dou}lle. 123 den Wilfred Denno. Altet takin, over the trading I-N_·.JI-DIl-bU-Q~U-e-. ______BOOKKEEPING, ACCOUNl'S RECEIVABLE - Must blve The guards tor ward and tD mp operations in the company's TWO . Iccpln, room•. Available June s te ~~ ed I~ . genera I bookkeeping know the st aps. 25 stores in thl,) slate, food prices l_p_h_o_n_e_8_IG_I_. ______~a~ j u s tcd Jedlle; tYPin& required. lhe. buzzing hum of the . va ~ t wel·e not inctl\ilsed Ol!, decreased ROOMS (or _ -'on. Men. Dill] electJ'lc current sounded ag!lm 1/1 betau$e of the stamp plan Sandell 1-'-,2-4-7S-.------PRIVATE SECRETARY - Ac f the room.' SlNGU .nd double room lor boIS. for curate and rapid typist famil , . The woman's muscles sBePled said. , fUrnm~r. show __ Ph_ 1S'n. iar with dictatraph; .hortband ;Again to be straining against the EVld!!nce. was also submitted .on not required. stralls. the operabo~ of another trading ROOMS - ~raduale .tud~D" . 45 74. The above openinp are -per She recelvcd two mo!'c jolts and ~ tamp operation, throug~ the tes LARGE room far: ,tria on buJ 1IDe. CIll maDent peaHons; wigs de- then the doctors pronounced hel' tlm.;my of Kermit Runnmg, m~n 42... pendent 1nf CJuaJittcaUolls, QrdtIIi I dClld. ager. Of the M .. & B. En.terpnses I---....--"T'"_----:---- i benefits, hospitalizatIon, m rt l Ho en berg ' yent to his death ~ crvlce station m De,S MOll1e$. I __.-;p;..; .=J'80~;;n@;;;..;:se~M';';·_C';;_;;"' __ 1 cal and lilc insurance. Paul flr~ t so that they would not s ~ tl.u ning said his chain com ,. vacations. CA TEllING In ",rddln, 8"d IIIrUllMJr cadi olhol' passing down the COI'- pany · operate« its own trading ca kel. Sped,alt.y bHlna. Phooe '1'Nt.y rido ill the last fa tetul walk. stamp setup, giving out trading PI.tr)'. ".. Industrial RelaUona Dept. The wardt'n sold that !tad s h~ stamp~ (It thl' rotl' of 011(' pOint ,\LTERATION. repA r l1l'i ,...n·., "' ...... gO I1 first, she woulc\ h avc hnd t r r e~~ gallon 01. II 5 line pUr- clolhlnc. The FamUy Tillar IIbOjlpt. Eldon Miller, Inc. pass his ccll. chased. US '. Eo CoUc,e. DW e-iO~l. lo~ City, Iowa, , -.-- '. Ok~X~W'St~ii~~Y;ung In Middleweight T'itle Bout

I _ ~ \ . Turpin Next? . '80bo' Gets Chance ~:~~i~~lf~ ~lnJ~e 24-year-old lad AMEBIC;N L~AO~:1. OB NATION;L L~AO~=1. 08 " ~. '-~ ~'(j. ~ , I ,To Fight Turpin Stabbing, hooking, jabbing with ~:.~.~~r: ::,.... !! ~~ :~ 10 B~~~~~:~·~ . : :: : ~ ~~ ::: m '\ ~c, his highly educated left, Olson dia Ch' ..,. , .... !13 !1 . ~'III I ~I' SI. L...... U '!3 .MIt I everything but siill autpgraphs on Bo,ln ., .... ,II" :: Phil ••• ""•. .. lit 2a .Me 1 ~AIf'!. F W Id JOff !\.~ ~. UI\ 11 ':'" '._J, /~\ ' e~.· ~~·.:·" -"~ ''8080'' or or I e ~~~d:'~~~e~a~r~t!~~~~r/orr·~·,j~~\::~«E :ffi ~!l~ ~~:~~:~~ ..·>:: n ~ :m !. * 12 " OJ. S£HI NEW YORK (JP)-:- Carl 'Bobo' Judge Art Susskind, scored 01- 0 ....11 ..... ,, 15 48 . t~9 lit II PIII'harrh ,.,. i!I . ~ .au Olson of San Fl'anclsco outcl~ssed son a Jopside~ 12-a winner in FrJ• .,.. R ...II . I1r'4&'·' R ...III - Paddy Young or New York 15 rounds. Judge Art Aidala had It -2d ~ "-11£ 10 ~:~:~.\N::.Jtl°:I~b~a 2 ~~.~~~~ ~\·g:~:::!·I:- l ,11IP1>LEWEI6J1r rounds Friday night at Madison 11-3-1 and referee Petey Scalzo Cln.,anll .. "'a• • 'b,l.b 2 N.... Vo.1L I ~. Mil ...... \ Ava \ COIl7'~NPER Square Garden to win the Amerl- 9-4-2, all Cor Olson. " ,lIa t, 8'- L.. I. I •• 11".',.,. It. Clnel •••il S t . Ba.eball'. Capital Punishment- FROM . ~ n middleweight title and the' It was sim I a cas eol too To ••,'. PUeh... , Td.,'. PII.'er, I Grl right to meet England's R;lndy ch [' ht : y P dd h dl Dolr.ll.i N.w Y.r" - Ab.r (l.J) n. N... v ••• al Mllw ...... - Uea •• (5·' j9!iZ , Speaking o~ the Rosenberg execution lei's have a look at another h'AWAII - Turpin for the world champion- mu IS er or a y to an e B.... ' (C·". n. LI.dl. C8 ·1I. ' Incident of capital punishment ... the execution 1 am speaking of • , :v. although the gamester never CI ...I.nd.1 " ..h,.,lo .. 'al,lol) F.U., .lolla ••I,lIla al Claolan.11 - Drew. (3 rrOlD will ta1!:e a little longer to materialize, however. [t is that slow, shIp. Olson weIghed 159 ,1, Young stopped \vinging his free swinging (2·') ,.., 8.lImll. (1.1). 5) ,. •• K.II, (1'1) o. P.,k.'..... 1 (\.51. basen methodIcal, tortuous type of punishment that only one organization 159 ~ . style Time after time he crashed Chl •• , ••1 Phll.,."II' - PI .... (1-') B'.... I'•• ' ·ChIOl,. - Labl •• (2·1) Y. dude . The Hawaiian-born San Fran- his . ayoH left to the bod onl ... B". ,1.1) ., .',h., (8·S). PolI.t (2.1). in the nation is capable of consistently applying to Its enemies, CISCO boxer proved too sharp and p. t th 01 bY' Y IL L .., ••, 8 ••loe - Bly.1<& (1·4)., PIIi.a..,.h.1 81. L ..I. (81,111) FrI.a . tiller to run 10 0 ano er son arrage. Br.oh •• (1," yo, .....11 (a·' I. (~-.) yo. p,.no Hot). Of course It's the New York Yankees and their recent f as t ror th e ever-game youngs t er ______-:- ______l1'ad~ which has lett the remainder of the American league "contenders' from New York. Gra dawdling far behind in the pennant race. The Bombers have a phe Still, a~ the end of the blistering Cards Wi n 9th in 10 Tilts- ror 81 norqenal record,.1n winning 20 of their last 22 games ... just about battle, It was Young storminll In" the 8ame rerord as the Tigers only in reverse. lDAy l Through the years baseball (or beeze-boll as they call it In Mexi nces co) ,ans In this country have watched many a pennant opportunity ~~~nhit:~ef~t~~~~'th~1:~~~11Ie~~~!crowd of 7,418 that paId $36,250 Bums End Loss . Streak aver Cubs preunt Itsel! to the eight teams In the American league, but just like to see the nationally televised - the Democrats for 50 long, !.he Yanks have mBnaied to snatch bout. , fla( more their share of times. Just like lilting candy trom a baby! . There were no knockdowns in CHICAGO (JP)- The Brooklynl------..:....----.:...~-- Currently the Yanks have set such a sweltering pace in the jun the fiercely-fought battle, won Dodgers en?ed a four-game losing Phils with two home runs and Il eGo 3d W' Ior circuit that the perennial darkhorse, Cleveland, Is traggllng ------1streak Frld~y as .Russ !'1eyer single. Earl Torgeson and Willie oe aIRs IR some lOan games behind. That superlative Indian pitching staff just hurled a 6-hlt 7-1 vIctory 10 the Jones also homered for Philadel- "ain't" eot It this year, and neither have the Indian baiters or any se~ond game. of a doubleheader phia, as Ted Kluszewski walloped In Golf Tourney any other team In the league lor that matter. I Th WIth the Chicago Cubs. his 19th lor the Redlegs. Probably the only team in the league capable ol mustering a ness rows . The Cubs won the .opeper 11-8, B f II 1S 1 T R 0 F • team strone enouJ(h to give the Yanks a run for the pennant is the I t N recording thelr,fourth stralght.tri- raves a • 0 emalR avonfe lJomben themselves. The Yankees have several bench members, lrv urn ph as Hank Sauer, ~alph Kiner , Noren, Johnny Mize and Andy Carey to mention only a tew, who DISCUS 0 ew, " and Ransom Jackson hit homers- '* * * could make .any team in the league. They also have stars like Bob , Jackson with the bases loaded. MILWAUKEE (JP) - The New KANSAS CITY (IPJ- Amateur Cerv and several others In their farm system help make up that ninth Rookie Wayne Belardi's three York Qia~tll jumped on three Mil- golf's thin man, Chllrles Coe of team in the leaeue to at least press Yankees for a pennant. NCAA Record run homer pa<:ed Brooklyn to its waukee ~Itchers f?r a 15-1 victor,y Oklahoma City, moved a step ' But there'lL come a day ... anyway that's what the Injuns, Whife . second game victory before 18,176 Frida~ night be~lInd Sal Maglie S closer to his Iourth Trans-Missls: Sox and few others say . _ . when that World Series won't be held LINCOLN, Neb. (JP)-Slm Iness, in near 100 degree temperature. sparkling four-hIt hurling to snap . , . . in Yankee stadl\Q1l. Yeah, l have an idea ... when series time comes who a week ago was hit in the Meyer limited the Ctibs to six a three-game winning atreak, fo2! SIPPI Golf association ohampion_ I this year let', have tl)e Yankees play the National league contender m?uth by a stray di.scus, Friday hits for his fifth decision for the the fron I-running bl aves. ship on a 4 and 2 third round vlc-) F1611'TIN6A5 rught hurled the object 183 feet second place Doagers. tory over Dick Sloan of Kansas In Briggs stadium just to (ive the Tigers a mental lift. A PflO /91S, !'AP TWO • • 0 '?tlOI(5 ~r rf{£ ~OI?M£R eve,n to set a. new 1':'at.ional Col- J ackson's grand slammer over- Budge Pulls Upset City Friday. .. A bll hllnd is In store for Milwaukee, the former home of the C/lAMp, RAY R081/15ot1- m4G lef,!'Iate Athletic ~ssoc'a tlOn r~cord. came a 6-2 deficit to spear the The former National Amateur Iness made hiS throw With a Cubs' fourth straight triumph in best brew, but now of the Braves. The city has backed their new I Tllii &'fRj;r 7/M~ Bt/i' stitf cross wind blowing, and the opener. ' In Pro Tenn.os F.onal champion was three strokes under team io the hi/t, and (if you can believe it) the players have to take ""APE IT et.O!>E/{ 117'11£ 21'1P, A IS-ROt/AlP P.fCI5/ON AFFAIR. s?ortly after the announcem~nt of Paul Minner was the first game CLEVELAN~ (iP) - Don Budge par for the first nine holes ot the back alleys home to stay away from the city's philanthropic busi hiS record was made, the wmd- winner for his third decision as scored the,f Irs t upset of the 6502 yard Kansas City Country nessmen who are always anxious to offer their products free ot whjch plagued opening nigh~ of Billy Loes suffered his tllird re- world's Pr~fessio~al Tennis to~r- Club {!ourse as he made the turn charge to the players. the meet throughout-sprang mto verse. Starter Sh~ldon Jones nament Fnday mght by wlnmng four up • • • a practical gale, sending specta- shelled out during the t04 ru~ a semi-final match trom second- C· t f' I ' Today may be the big day In the annals of the nation's track r t ors scurrymg. as th e _ 220 -ynrd fourth when BelaI'oi homered, -was 1!eeded F ran k K ov a ~s, 13-11 '-'..6 3 oe's quar er ma . , opponent and field sport. Lean Wes Santee and brawny Parry O'BrIen, of dash was being run off. the secor1d game loser, It was his The San francISCO redhead thIS mornmg - semlfmals were Kansas and Southern Calltornla re,~pectlvely, may show the world Big Iness, wbo won the discus second reverse. , goes Into. Sunday's final match scheduled for the afternoon -will that a few 01 the track and field "impossibles" can be attained at last year's NCAA :md had the * * * against either top-seeded Pancho be Don January of Dallas who the NCAA n)eet at Lincoln, Ncb. best college throw this year, wiped C d W' 10 2 Gonzales of Los Angeles or Bobby tl t d f h I J' Today Santee will endeavor to slash the current world and out the mark of 174 feet, 8% ar S In . Riggs of Miami Beach, depending ou a.s e ormer c amp on 1m :American .balt-mUe mark ot 1 :49.2 down to II phenomenal 1:48.0. inches set by Archie Hanis of In- ' , on who wins their match tonight. English of Topeka, Kan" one up, Santee thinks he l=Rn do It, and if Wes thinks so who can stop the diana in 1941. ST. LOUIS (IP)-Vlnegar BendlpiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiF Jayhawk beanpole? He will also give the near mythical lour minute 2 Others Equalled Mizell, ably assisted at thE) plate mile ' a whirl. Santee re('ently set an American record in the mile Two other meet records were by Ray Jablol)ski, Rip Repulski run 'with a clocking of 4:02.4, equaUed. But the wind wiped and Solly Hemus, hurled eight-hit THE UNIVERSITY THEATRE O'Brien already holus t he world record in the shot put record of them out so far as Friday night's ball as the St. Louis Cardinals 59 feet ·6 inches, and he will be out to stretch this mark Saturday. runners were concerned. took their ninth victory in 10 State University of Iowa in Iowa City In the 100, Big Ten champ wil- games, a 10-2 triumph over the announces for the 1953 Slimmer SessiOll • S - hO Aft Bad L lie Williams of Illinois, sped the Pittsburgh Pirates Friday night. WIn oot In9 er osses- 100 in :09.4, to equal the record Repulski drove in fOlJr, runs held by four runners. But the with as many h~ts and Hemus bat- FOUR WEEKS PERFORMANCES IN REPERTORY PLAYS eight mile wind blowing at the ted home three ot/ler tallie~, two t 3 2 BY WIUJAM SHAKESPEARE · · P Y time will keep his mark from of them on a second inning trlp!e. " , . 'ge rs as an S . ' - . recognition. Jablonski hit four successive G• ray Ur I S _. I ' _ . ' • k " . ..' . ~. , Jack Davis, who has won the time.s, includl~g a' pair of do~bl~s. TWELFTH NIGHT JUUUS CAESAR, H T I _ I -~~~~~~-~~~~~---~~-~·-~~~~~~--~~~.~·~·~·~·-~~' ~~- IMya~ high h~d~s in the ,bd M~ell ~nm~~Q~~t~~l~ CO,MED'Y OF ERRORS AS YOU LIn: IT NE,W . ~Ol\K (IP) , - 'I;ed Gray . I •. two NCAA meets, stepped oft a posting his seventh vIctory of t~e stopped the New York Yankees ~F· ' :13.9, equalliog a record held by seas0':l but gave up runs only 10 THE 'J!AMING OF THE SHREW ROMEO AND JULmr Sf D - · A A'tJ . 'Id , J I with five hits P'liday, 3-2, for his ars omlnot e '. '. ".;' ..Ie ' three men but a seven-mile wind the ,eighth on II .sIngle by Johnny first vlt:tory atter nine straight de- " kept it ort' the record books. O'Brien with the sac~s loaded. Thomas Wood Stevens' streamlined versions 'flSCd fit fe:Us ~ Detroit re~ounded irom NEW YORK {JPl- Dust will be ' " Equals 220 Mark * * * Chicago Century of Progress two d,sastrous beah~eli at Boston flying in all directions t th' . ' Leslie Laing of Fresno equalled ","'pr~ £hI! Tiger Pitching Btatt Dayton, 0., stadium comea Jun: lavelln thr?w; Henry Dreyer-56- less than a 'mile. the NCAA :21.1 for the 220 around Roberts W'lns Anal"n~ On ReconstTllction Of an Elizabethan Stage ~elded ~O runs in two days. 26-27 That's when the lads In PRoiuhnddwelgdhtDthroLw, anhd BIOb , Pany O'Brien recently set a one curve, but the wind also CINCINNATl (IP) _ Robin Ro- " h' T ' t b h' d . c ar s an on az w 0 as t I '1 d h ' h t th k 1 e. Igers same rom e In short pants and spiked shoes will year tied in the pole v;rult. new world shot put recofd and SpOI e IS c an<:e .a e mar .,. berts, the wlnningest pitcher in IN AN AIR CONDITIONED THEATRE "1_ wl ~h fifth .a nd seventh inning l}ome be gunning for the National AAU CooL Breezes will be attempting to better his Probably. t?e ~Iggest surpn~e the major league.s, scalped the runs by J im ~lng and a game- outdoor championships, ," . ' - of the p:ehmanar~es was the lall- Cincinnat' Redlegs, 10-3, Friday Co ref lilly mounted and costumed , winning single; by GelTY Priddy , T~e long distance runners Will o,;n . mark. At COmpton, Caltf., ure of Landy Remlgino, Manhattan night to rl!gister his 11th victory in the sevepth. • The 21 cbamplonship events on receIVe the benefit of the cool 0 B rll'!~ . heaved the ball 59 teet college star, who is honeytnoon- f th Phll d 1 hi Ph'llI \ , . the program are open to the ama- evening breezes because they will 2% inches. His"old record was 59 ing to qualify in the 100 He won or e a epa I es. Tuesday thru Friday Joe Coll1ns b~nt,slngle, followed teur' athletes of the wodd. Most do their chores' on th evening of feet ~~ inches set at the Fresno, the' 100 meters at the 1952 Olym- Tommy Glavi~no paced the • by Gene Woodling s fourth homer of last year's titleholders will be the 26th. The 101lowing day's pro- Calif., Relays earlier ,this year. pics July 14, 15, 16. 17 , . ot the year Into the lower right on hand to defend their s ' '., ' . , field stand s in the fourth gave So'"'e of Europe's top perfcOrromwenrs' ~ram w)ll let under way at 1:30 Of course, speculation WIll be Best time In the eagerly awalt- vHifsn \,- -NOW- July 21, 22, 23, 24 , .. , 10 the afternoon. on the height ot the Rev Bob ed 880 was the 1'524 of Wes San- , "'\,., , , lefty Bob Kuzava a 2-0 lead an his will vie for thl! American honors ' " . . ' . . ... E" •• lII.nd.,! August 4, 5, 6, .7 first start ot the season t ' Track; and, field enthUSIasts all Richards' pole vaultmg.ef(orts and tee of Kansas. Lang Stanley of With All The Color , . . o~h li . h over t he world will be keeping Walt Davis' high jumping labors. San Jose State, who has the best Of ':tne 'West! Gray s fane job was particularly e of defendmg c amps their eyes peeled tor record- Many of the champions crowned collegiate time of the year, barely ~eup FREQUENT CHANGE OF BILL w~lcome to manager Freddie! Hut- lndudes. ~ndy Stanfield - 200 breaking performances in many at Dayton will'tour Europe in July qualified in the other heat. It cbmson whose TI,ers absorbed a meter d3Sh , Ma~ WhItfield - 400 events. - and' August ~o meet the best went to Stacey Siders ol Illino~ 17-l drubbing. Tuesday and a 23-3 meter run; ReggIe Pearman - 800 M I Whltli ld h ' t th tracksters in the norr-Iron Curtain in 1 :54.6 . llorria danees and ED&'liIh folia; son~. '\ beatln, Thursday when Boston meter run; Wes Santee - 1,500 a I! , W 0 se e . " ,. ,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii...... _ .._ scored 17 runs In the seventh In- meter run; Curtis Stone _ 5,000 world indoor record for th~ 500 countraes, And thIS bonus trap Will 0 Popular Prices, admiuion , nln, 'for a new 'modern m a j 0 r meter run; Bob McMullen _ 3,000 and 600-yard marks last wmter, be an added Ince':ltive for m:rny of "Doors Open 1:15-9:45" $1.00 league record. . meter steeplechase; Henry Las-)Vlll be girding for both the 4QO the young particIpants. .. CURTAIN at 8:15 p.m. , Write ,for r... rvatlons: * kau-3ooo meter walk' Harrison and 800-meter titles. He copped ,* * Dillard~110 meter high hurdle~; the 800-meters in the Olympics ftfiVfflWfII) DIrector, Unlvenlb Theatre, C 101 Dramatic ,Aria' Bulldln" .1 Walt Davis - high jump; George last year and also In lU8. DANCELAND "ENDS .Stale Unlvenlb of Iowa. Iowa CI~l', Iowa. BaSox Win , 4 Brown - broad jump; Parry S~ F.vored TONIGHT NOW MONDAY" lJOSTON (JP) _ Billy Good11lan, O'Brien-shot put; Bill Miller- Wes Santee, University of K a n~ HAL "'lESE. \ the American league's batting • ~as ace who r~cently ran the mile RI8 HORT OF 8TAas , Jam es STEWART .Ji:.: ~ F ..I.r •••• NBC ...1. J Jn~1 Robert R,lp h - ViiI ' leader, collected a pair of doubles 5 B In 4!02.4 (only one second off the (00, ' 0 Hf ",.Iii" ''''''fIO~ n A,II.1o )3 and a jingle out of four tries Fri- uggs erg wO:ld record), has hopes of shat- LEIGH-RYAN MEEKER ~~~* J NOW! 1st Lo.elY ENGENIE RCOTT ,- , day nl,ht while pacing thq Boston ' termg the 1,500-meter record. No ~, OVER THE IOWA CITY V •••It.1 '(Jd,mcc /.,,- ~ Jimmy Do.... y VarletlH WEEKEND S~OWING Red Sox to a 4-1 victory over the M t· F· I other collegian, incidentally, everl Ev.,y WEDNESDAV 'K1NQ MIDAS,' lit.. '. Cllrtpon fRfiiYf.ii St. LOuis Browns. ee I n, I no s has run a faster mile and the 1,500 THE GLORIOUS LOVE; S'rOHY OF A PRJNCESS Sporlllte •• , 4te N.~s Goodman scored the mar~- . tirst 0:1. Go If Me e t I ~m~e~t~e~rs~is:;, a~p~p~r~0~xl~m{~a~t~e~ly~12~0~ya~r~d~s ~;;;:::;C::;.::;n'::;.::;nl::;.'::;'::;'O::;V::;E::;Jt::;21;;;:'N::;I::;T;:;E'::;';;;:::; 1 WHO BECAME A GREAT QUEEN er.afier sJnglin, in the first Inning r ; and drove In two runs' with his sixth Inning two-baller, Roy Slev- ATLANTA, Ga. (JP) _ Louise en homered aplnst starter Maury Suggs and Patty Berg, two palns ENGLERT. LAST DAY M-G-If DO~ IT AGAIN!, McDermott for the lone St. Louis taking professionals, ousted ama- Don't Fret, Don't Sweat, run in the first. teurs Pat Lesser and Dot Iqrby klCHAkD WmMAJlK - TeeJ,pleolor - * Friday in the semliinals ot the * * Women's Western Open eolt tour- "DESTJHATION GOIU" . Indians Top Nals n~:~Uggs, Atlanta's top money WASHINGTON (.4')-Mike Gar- winner for the year, and Miss ci{l was staked to ~ lour-run lead Berl, the dean at women r>lters and breezed to his ei,hth victory from St. Andrews, Ill., meet in Friday night al CJeveland defeat- the 36-hole finals today for $1,000 - ed WuIUngtoil, ,-21 Garda yieJped first prize money_ BEST BETI " eight 'hits and struck out seven as Miss Suggs fired two birdies the Indians .11* the New ,"ork and four pars to defeat Miss Les " Yankees' lead to a still fotmldable ser, Seattle's ,National Intercolle- Millard llJtehell 10, ,ame~. • '. giate champion, 4 and 3. and .John Beal

Tommy Byrne, makinl hli tint Miss Ber, won her match, .. and PHONE uti' FOR AN APPOINTMENT j .. "RED . STALLION" .tart in a WashiJ:llfon Wliform, 2, when Miss Kirby, top Atlanta In Color pve up only six hits but five of amateur, missed a three-foot putt --:-" '7; , themGareia tlcured posaell8Ci In the a.c:6rinJ._ .hutout for o.n-;N~o~. ~1~6~a~n~d~c~0~n~Ced~e~d~1 . ~~_iili~:~~;;;;~=~;;~;;;~~;~;~gll:5....~•• ~"- .• ~~!JI seven innin,., but slnllw by XTRA. COLOR CARTOON y' Wayne, :l'erwilU,e,r, Eddie FitJ MIl CONDmONED .. ' ODA' Y., ,-MJI;)NITE-- SHOW TON11'E!-I Gerald, and P •• ,,,,,,nnel. fetched BY REFRIGERATION 'CT.HE",. IH. 00. L.UM•• ' the Senators a rWl in the eilhtb. ' BnJol' Our .,D.. I MOVIES IN COMFORT 1 Bolh Bo,;'lar now. - *. * '* The"". 81., 'or Ih. 1II1 •• 8..... , ,t. ... ' . QVJ IATlUIN CIC.. - .' .DOrish Leeds SOx _ ~N.~r._CII.r::.. _ PLUS - WALT PISNBY'S TeclhDfeole, Cartoon. _WALSH' ROLFE 0 BYRON 0 KELLAWAY.'CARROU' PillLADELPHIA (R') - Harry SUNDAY & MONDAY "FATHER'S .K-IND" ComlDq Hext Saturday ••• MGM', Ilq On. For "53 • Dorfab came m to stave 011 a ninth lURK JAMES MOINA PIIR LBSLII innln, P~nad.IPNa rally FrldllY JS 'MY PAL GUS' PETE- ,,,aLlY 8MlTR'~ DOUGLAS MASON SHEARER ANGILI CARON GIANOIR the Chlca,o Wl)lte Sox beat the .1.... '. ""._.11 . J"... Dr. "THB POST MAN" AtbleUc8, 1i-2. Bob Elliott provided - ALIO- tbt clincher with a '.tWQl"rWl double 'TlfE SNIPER' - LATEST NEWS - ~-G-M,!STORY OF THREE LOVES' ('he1dl~) til Ult top 01 &be 'nmtb. ,. ... .- 1 /1 ' . .