No Iowan Tomorrow "'.Weather Clear aDd _I toda,. To The DaUy Iowan will Dot pubU.h da,'. hlP. "I; lew, ... Thursday. July ' 5. Next publication date Rich TurIn" ~2 ; low, of the Iow~ wUl be Friday, July ~. IS.
Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wire - Five Cents IO'Ya City, IOWQ, Wednesday, July 4, 1951 - Vol. 85, No. 228 UN Forces To Contii1. ~e KQr~il". F,ighting Until Armistice Defiili,tely 'Agreed' U,pon I * * * Libraries Announce Allies Capture Peak Military Warns Curtailed Hours I~ What M8Y Be Last Of Possibility In 'New Schedule Major Korean BaH~e Due to the adoption of a 40- TOKYO IU'I _ AJT.erican shock hour week by SUI and reduction ·Of Red Attack of library funds, all departmental troops captured the tallest moun- WASHINGTON lIP! - United libraries have gone on shorter taln in the iron triangle yesler hours. PrOf. Norman Kilpatrick, d'lY arter a three-day battle that Nations torces In Korea will con associate director of SUI libraries, could be the last big one ot the tinue fighting until an armistice announced Tuesday, Korean war, definitely is "agreed upon" and Shorter hours for the new cen- arrangements are made to en tral library were announced last Dog-tired GI's drove fanatical lorce any cease-lire order, U.S. \Oall, I .....".1 • . ) week. They are Monday through Chi nese dide en ers 1rom the 3,500- officials said Tuesday. Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 10 p.m.; Sat- f90t summit of the highest peak The Dog Wasn't Fooled for a Minute urday, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., and In the Sobnng range just south of They conceded, however, th t the Intensity ot the fighting - Sunday, 2-5 p.m. Pyonggang. Bloody hand-to-hand EVERYBODY ELSE CONCERNED cot a banr out of a moek flrecraeker in pre-Fourth of July ahen- New departmental library which wlll determine future casu 111I,ln8, but Skippy somehow COuldn't get excited about the whole thinc-. Relisterlnc alarm were Jaet, schedules are: combat still raged on neighboring olty rates of the United States 10; Rose, U. and George. 7, children of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Klein. R. R. 1. and its lighting allies - prob Art library - Monday through I h.!llsides. abaly will depend on wenther con Thursday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and 7-10 Jleedle of OeD. lUatthew B. p.m.; Friday, 8 a.m .. -5 p.m. Ridl'way's »reement to talk peace ditions and the degree or enemy activity. Botany - chemistry - pharmacy w. th the CommuDlsis at Kaeso~ library - Monday through Thurs- wIthin 12 days. the fIeld armies Echolne warnines by U.S. mili day, 8 a.m.-noon, 16 p.m. and 7-10 uneorked Rome of their toul'hest tary leaders, these oWcillh said Fireworks, Carnival, Softball p.m.; Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. punehes. Infantr, ba.ttles flared. the Red invaders hl1ve the ablUty Dental library - M 0 n day nFDr-record aJ1\Uery duels rocked to build up their torces for pos through Friday. 8 a.m.-noon and tbe front and Allied plaDes sible new attacks and that UN 1..15 p.m. slaJiheel. at prime . tar~eta. !orces in selt-defense must bomb their convoys and troop concen Education - philosophy - psy- The possible imminence of peace trations. chology library - M 0 n day talks-Ridgway proposed the first To Highlight City 4t~ of July through Thursday, 8 a.m.-lO p.m.; preliminary ~ntact tomorrow- Kaesong Site of Peace Talks Ooe omelalialUbe CemmuDI." Friday and Saturday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. seemed to spur both sides to last mla'ht ".pID out" the truee tallu A $1,000 fireworks display, an ineering library - Monday minute efforts to sei~4 or hold L S tor "mllltarv reuOIll." Eng ~ A MO T EXACTLY ON THE battle UDe ' aDd &he 31th parallel, • ail.day softb(jll tournament and \ G· I Ide f· ·' 5 through Friley, 6 a.m.-noon and commanding ground. KatlODI' Is planned aa tbe ll!e 01 Bed·UN armlattce talka. Allied The military officers had warned carnival will provide FOurth of , a 1-5 p.m. The only truly quiet sector of will to Kaetlo ... either by hellcollier (Iolld arrow) or that the Communists may have July entertainment tor SUI stu Iowa I e n t I I e S De~o"awr. ~o Geology library Monday the restive IOO-mlle front was by jeep (~pen arrow). Tbere I. no IndleatloD as yet how Bed envoy. delayed cease-fire negotiations dents and Iowa Citians today. through Friday, 8 a.m.-noon and that around Kaesong, the 38th Will reae'- tile alte. until July 10 to gain time to re- Following heavy showers Tues 1-5 p.m. parallel above Seoul where the or(anize and bUild u.p thelr armies day, the weatherman forecast In 0 m a ha D 0 P e Ca S e Journalism reading room - Allied and Communist command- d . for another offensive if the peace clearing skies and fair weather for - Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.- ers had agreed to parley. The air bid falls. They said the Reds have today. 'fhe forecast calls lor tem ~. 4 'Re Lea ae , s EI 'd e OMAHA (AP) - Five men were booked for investigation noon and 1-5 p.m. force turned down requests by - U been bringing down supplies from peratures in the 80's and slightly Tuesday as law enforcement officers SOUg11t to uncover a possible Mathematics-physics library - correspondents to fly over Kae- M-anc;huria 'tor some time. less humid conditions. narcotics ring. Monday throu~h Thursday, 8 song and all activity thereabouts M h t" f 2 D' : .The high otlicial, who would Sponsored by &he jUDlor eham a · ' . k d .. ' a.m.-l0 p.m.; Fqday, 8 a.m.-9 p.m.( tailed ott an ·un. 0 " 'n ..Q .y not 'permit use of his name, sa~d ber l f of Cl'lDIIIeree, the fireworkS TIe lve men were pIC e out. of a pohce lmeup' today by a 'Saturday. ' Q, am:. -5 pm.. P resumabl y ,b ecause 0 f th e t ruce ' the U.S. has no in.lorml' -ation that wlO heelD a.bout 9 p.m. and last pretty 14-ycar-old Co u n C I 11 M~dlcal llbrary - Monday negotiatlons, c e ns 0 r s hlp had \, the peace talks are 11 Red trl!P about 40 miDU&eI. The display will Bluffs girl, who Monday ad- Walter Medelrol. 2.3, ' of Honolulu. \hrough Thursdo)" ~ a.m.-lO {l.m.; blacked out the first two days of NEW YORI' (AP) . A nationwide maphunt failed for the but wants to be on the ,$afe side. lie lteld hi &be-lower portlOD of mlfted to authorities fhat She l1ad T. R. . '- . ' ~ ."" .F~id.aolll l) d s~~Urday \ 8 a,ro 5 Pd.1l'\· the mquntain battle suut~ C1f ~OC?Dd' 88y Tu~arto. l6eate four U. S_ COfR~lln;st j~ ~lated Be also emphasised t~qt . Cel). ell, park near tbe souibeaat en M tllllce .. smoked marijuana cigarettes. She Four were arrested Monday th o. ~gy'l'h ~ry 8" ' on ar IPyonggang, the norti1e.rn ~mer to begio' fervin$. p~jsC!h tenns. The go\!ernm~l1t warned, th.'\t'-. ny.' ~~r~!d ~~ t~ll~~~i: q:~lf~:~ Bill Welt, general chairman of identified one of the five men as night before deteCtives learned of l_~O~gm ~n~~-~Y' . a~:dnoo~ of lhe triangle also anchored , on one helpinl! t~em evade arrest wOllld be p' ros~l1ted . . ( matters: . . . . the one who gave her her first the Council Blults girl's jnforma- a in ~~~ d 1 ~ p.m., lay, Kumhwa and Chorwon. i' the said committee, the display "reefer." She said one at the men tion. and Rathbun was arrested .. n an - p.m. When the eurtaln lilted Tues- . ' Bail , for the missing men'l ' i "He will Mt talk abd\d FormOsa will Include eight set pieces, 48 silutes and' 100-150 aerial bombs. had been intimate with her since Tuesday' ' ' SUI Grad New Head day. United Prell Correspondellt totaling $80 000 was ordered Tbe tIlteat to erjlCt down on or 1 Cbl.ese .eat La Ibe 11N/' +"" g "- t GI"- ':'-d tb • t.... ' .' . ollieial .ald "u til. OoJu'munlats At ' t' d , 5 h e b e an th e d rug use, name d Detective , S,t. Ted Jan!ng, R~ "",r _on repo• ." a...... forteited when they passed up a anybody belplnl' the D1lnlJJa- four ba k to :" j t" ..... 1 ,,_ pa no ~c program presente another as the supplier of cigarets police narcotics. chief, said Clode, A Ilea had won a neat victor, ID 24-hour. pel'iod . of grace oflering elude de~tlon came- trom U. 8. 1ce etlJ' "'T~" ...ere..... :::.~~ by the j~ruor chdamber [.or comk,s-I and the other two as having been Ledesma and Medeiros are 'here Of Educa11·on Board :rflm combat with bayoDets, lTe- them a second chance to sur- AttOrney GeDeral J. liowar4 Me- eease,:. t. nela'it wall i re~~ mherce TWI GP~ebcl~ e the f IMl'ewor d present in hotel rooms with her. in connec;,tio With the Ak-Sar-Ben nades. and otber weapons. . n.ler • Grath In WaahJna1eD. Imon II. ·ro a wou. be re.- S ow. om 1 10, son 0 r. an Bo ked fo I " 1 t- . re \" . , ". ko'''d a-ln." '. u_ EI G' bl "2 '" G 0 r nves. ca .011 were race meetmg. He llaid he w .. s pre- 4n armored column 40 tank& H ISSUed a tale e t I rJ g ..., .- ...... mer I 10 " • '" ov- M R thb 30 0 AM S ot .The bail had beeh' posted byes m n uec~ a n Officials have said .....vlous l .. . t '11 I' t ik ax a. un, • maha hotel Iparing to make' "arrests when.. the E , IA. IlI\--A graduate o! khifed pehind the Red positions I 'd "any pe 0 c n eali f T r'~ v ernor s., WI g ve a a en- resident. William Meek 19 Belle I d nd C '1 ""I ~t the University ol Iowa, Dwight d d Civi Rl,h... congress, which , , 1's. n ~ c. ng a ugl Ive there will be no second bId to the titled, "I Speak tor Democracy." vue N~' b' A th C'I d' 23- mo;a s 'Squa a Oun~1 '0 u~ s al) . guar ed the sweating GI's promptly iasued 'a public appeal from Ju~bce" IS liable to lederal Reds it current negotla·ionli fall . I ' .• r ur 0 e, , officers were br.ought mto the G, Rider, 53. Fort Dodge, became scahng the norch slope of the key t f d k prosecutIOn He no ted that the • . ~em~ers .of varlo.us se;vlce or- Saeram to, Calif.; Rudy Ledes- case by the girl's confessions to president of the Iowa board ot rt)buntain. Earlier 'rushes up the or un s to ma e- ·up- the loss. . throueh. . g8mzallons I.~ the city w1jl be In- rna, 19. San Ysidro. Calif., and her mother. There had been re- education Tuesday as it held a east, west, and south slopes 'had Disappearance ot the'four led to law pr?vide? penalties of , six. There was a ieneral feeling In troduced dUllng t~e cere~bny a~d ports of marijUana smoking'among special meeting here. tailed. speculatiqh that. they had skipped ~0~5 ID bP~~so~ o~a. (lf~e 'up to the capital that the Comm~nlsts Wayne Putnam WII! explam Iowa s. 1 C M handlers .and stable boys at the Rider, a practicing attorney, out {)! the. country or had gone ' , or 0 , or e 0 ense. mean business about enC\ing theIr Freedom Flame week. sl ity ana ger ,track. . succeeds Henry C. Shull, Sioux "Those hilltops looked like ex- underground to reorganize the McGrath alsl1 recalled that the Korean ' "adventure" despite ' a Elcbt t'ealDll will pariicipate In All the meD denied an, knowl- City, who completed more than plodlng volcanoes when our ar- party. Government officials de- Department of Justlc~ had bee~ last-mihute propallanda blast .he all-da,. softball tournament Bring Ex e I edce of dope uae or of the elr!. 26 years of service on the board tillery hit," an officer told Gibson. elined co~ment. opposed to the .grantmg of ball against the Allies by the Peiping llartlnc at 8:30 a.m. In City park. I S P nence, Chief Deputy Sherilf Gordon ' June 30. Shull was not reappointed " I dOn't see how the Chinks can The mlllllrlll' men are Benr, tOI' the Communist leaders. radio. laell. WhItesell, Ilbalrman of the •• Falkenburg, said . a t6-'year-old by Governor Beardsley. survive it. They must be dug in WJ.nstoD, 0., party'l .nailonal All tour ot the miSSing Reds are Reflecting this feelin" a parade deeper than at any other time ol . A . bo b i ...... d I J i korumeDt. said the ieams will I raining 0 0 Omaha boy told him that a man Rider was appointed to the the war." chairman: QUI Hall. natlOJlal merlcan- ro, ut have v Sl~"" of a m n Itrat on olticlals Tues- pa, a U5 eniry tee aDd tbe wln- T I J b had come reiularly to his high board July I, 1949, by Governor IeCre*"rr: Roben Thompeon, New Russia as part of their Communist day warned conCo,ess and the pub- lilac squad will split ~j1e purse. school with "reefers. hypnotic Beardsley. With the main peak In &heir I'orlt .tate ercaDllier, alld GllbeJ1 training. lie a,ainlt letting down In the de- The Model shOWS, touring carni- drugs and unidentified liquid Dave Dancer, board secretary.llr.. p, other Allted , foreetl failed Green. 100Doli part, cbalrman. tense eUort if peace is obtained. val, will be in operation today ,t drugs. The boy denied using the said all nine members of the board In hanel.-to-han4 fl~hilnll' to r~h They were scheduled to appear . ., They said the worldwide. Red City park. The show is screaule\:.l drugs. He said the practice had were present and the meeting tile deepl, en.re~ehea Chinese in tedenH odort Monday with sev- Beer Board Empowered men .. ce is as fave as ever. to run through Saturday. I . been going on for some time at was held onl; for the purpose of from tbe roek:r slopes ~ Dearby en other party leaders convicted • Aelm. Forre. ,. ShennaD, eblef The municipal swimming pool two schools. There apparently WIls selecting a new president. be"'bta. with them almost three years ago To Enforce 'Permits· of navaleperau.na. .... tile armed wil be open today from 9:30 a.m. no connection betw.een the two Rider Is a former judge ot the I The Allied tanks searched in ot advocatirIJ violent overthrow of I . foreea ,Ull wlU .&rlve lor Ibelr to 9:30 p.m. Ken McKenna, man- cases. eleventh judicial district, having ' vai~ tor enemy mortjlr locatlo~s the United States eovernment The DES MOINES lIP! - The state I'oal of 1.5 mJlUOD IBID .....er &r_ a,er, said regular Wednesday . resigned that post to resume pd- wh.lle hea.vy I;lrtillerY and. aIr other seven were taken to p'rlson beer permit board ,ot a blJ S,~('k re~dlesa 01 ",1Ia' "a;peDJ ill Prices will not be in effect today. ... vate law practice. strikes tned to bloc~ Chmese to start five year terms. to w!~ld Tuesday In its ,et Korea. . , i>oUce Chief Ed J. Ruppert said Truman A.k. $4,5 Bllhon reinforcements from the contested As the FBI led a hunt for the tough policy !or the enforcement The Voice . of America said the no parking will be allowed in the CROP SIEASON BIEHIND area. missing four, a 'secohd wave of of beer permIt regulations. end of the ti,htin, "jeehls deti- lower part of the park and urged WASHINGTON (tl'I- President DES MOINES (IPI - The Iowa An estimated five Chinese bat- 17 lesser leade~s pleaded innocent ,Atty: Gen. Robert Larson' ruled nitely in si,ht ... unless the Com- Iowa Citians to walk 'to the park Truman asked congress Monday to crop season remained 10 days to talions defend~d the mountains. to toe saOIe' l!har,es on which the the permit board could deny a munist reply Is a diaboJJcal hoax)' It, at all possible or leave thei» appropriate $4,535.212,308 to two weeks behind normal through One of the 'heavies! air support first 1l wel1! cQnvicted. per,nit to anyone ·"not ot eood In the fltst such claim. by any of- cars on the east side of the river. build a number of new army, last, Saturday, the weekly crop operations of the war ' plastered They were arrested .last month moral character, even thoueh such iiclJli U.S. agency, the Voice said A Red Cross first aid unit will navy, and air installations and .weather buUetln said Tues- the Ohinese with flaming jellied atier the U. S. supreme court· up- a permit had been approved by a, it iii a "victory qJ hlstprlc' pro- be established at the park. Bob throughout the country. . day. . gasoline, bombs and Qullets. held the conviction of 'the II. local governing boar~ ~' ., '. portions." ·. I· Shea, supervisor of the unit, said i ' . . . "- While military officials were an an;tbulance anq a doctor and I '1 " . .. , .. . t. aapreh,ensive .abollt thl Commu- ~:.E~!~~~~:=;: Tria 0" AP New' sm'an ~n" ds,r . P·'r' a' ' g' '<) u'e'" p.. ·ls: o ' n:~~d:~r~~:~!~:~l~;a~E: r. 8UI Ituden1l but all the faciJI- r.. 1 I; bl, reasop was that the Reds were ~ n . s UM .f tile Iowa ~emorlal UnioD Peter F. Roo n " ' . not prepa;ed to talk t,nlce term.. . "IU be OPen as u.ual. New City Manager FRANKFURT, Germany (.4') - trial reports to the U.S. high com- fluence ol the wrong kind of peo- Ias It can. I, •, am ready for your Ihim. He said Oatis was a part!- They also thou,ht some Oriental Breakfast, luncb and dinner will Editorial. See Pace Z The trial at William : N. Oatis I missioner's offlce here. There' are pte here in Czec~oslovalda. judllmepl Thank you." cularly dangerous agent because "filce savllli" might ~ Involved. be served in the cafeteria and the (ended in his Prague prison Tues- no American or Western news- "1 . hurt myself, I hurt friends . OaU.' defenSe counsel, iqentl- The ~IIlNDRIsU pN~ &hat lOCIa fountain will be open in the When Peter F. Roan takes over ' day night' witlt the newsman testi- paper, correspondents left in and harmed the republic and ~ only u' Dr. - ~II;tOS, told the of his discret_Ion and his insistence U.e &nIee &al" ...... ,t' KapaoDI" afternoon. . 'his duties Aug. 1 as Iowa City's fying that his "espionaie activl- Prague. helped 1.ts enemies. I harmed the court that-O'tls un!'ou.btedlY,com- on obtain In, 'only accur~te, veri- .0_ dDle betweea J,1T1 II and The library, music room and Ifirst city manager, he will brin .." ties" grew out 'of his eUorts to TtI.lblDI' al'alost bJmaelt TD--.... cause ot pe
Holiday Death ti mal ~ in '0Il Ex~(te~ the ning and built their lead to 3-0 seventh ', win against six loss 9-8 in the second. CBrl Erskine, who replaced Johnllj Wil WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1951 Cln.land ... 000 010 006-1 8 0 Schmitz in the seventh, was tbt his Chl.o,. .. 2 10 1111 OOx-4 I ~ J loser. To Reach 130 L Lemo •• a ••ek (I) ahd He•• o ; PJeree: and Nlarb ... LJ'-Lemon. The game sec-sawed from he", 41 .. &.. . la II • .• •• ..4 ,,.. til ond 1: .. . ___ Ie 6," ...... 4all, nee,l * * * first inning when the Braves weal in . • :" • 1ft. Ie I" " a ..... Sal.r", I••• into a d~e-run lead. allullay .... IIU'.'. II.'." It•• " : 8S . I :.· •• l! • ••• n. Nats 4, Sosox 1 Luis Marquez opened the Bravet CHICAGO (JP) - The White ninth with 'a double and went tp leal Subocr!pUon n ,_ by ~arrler In 10.... Sox snapped Cleveland',,; seven- WASHINGTON (JP) - Sid Hud- third wHen Roy Campanella thr~ 'I CIlY. 20 cenlJl weekly or S1 per nar In bae .d\... nc!'. sue montha. 13416; three game winning streak, 4-1, Tuesday son snapped Washington's seven- wild in trying to pick him 0 monihJ. 11.10. By mall In 10""•• 17.50 King Threatens To and climbed to within one-halt game losing streak Tuesday, lim- Earl Torgeson and Bob EllI af\( per rear: alit monU'll. l#.tlO: IhrH frol game of the idle New York Yan-" itlng ~e Boston Red Sox to five walked to load the sacks and th monlils. a.oo: All olM. mall . ublctlp I wit UOM II ~. year: lit monU'll. " .n: kees in the American league l'Cn- widely-spaced hits to capture his Gordon came through with t th..e Dissolve Parliament . lAP, aDd ,UP) monihJ. a .J5. nant scramble. second victory, 4-1. winning blow. Phi E r,••• . rIWa.U, r.~I1 ..... The White Sox, shaking off Hudson had a shutout until the 1 8rool ~ ------_. ------TIlE DAILY IOWAN. WEDNE8DAT. rnLY _. 1151 ..... PAG£ '~ All-American Women's Giants 9, Phils 8 r S " Semi-Final at Wimbledon Veeck Terms Mel Nl:W YORK (.4"h-Wltji ey Lock milO lashed a game winning single WIMBLEDON (JP)-Pretty Bev In Browns' Purchase ~ In the 13th inning' Tuesday for erly Baker of Santa Monica, Calif., ST. LOUIS IlA-Bill Veeck's Ihe bounce-back Ncw York Giilnts' AD SiCTION~A proviqed 'I,'uesday's big thrill in proposed purchase ot the. St. J~Ojsse! 9-8 edge over Philadelphia. after the all-England tennis champlon- Louis Browns became a certalflty was t Willie Mays tied lhe score with ships by upsetting second-seeded • --, .-M-iace-~llan-eo-us--:f-or--=Sa-:l:-e- Rooma for Rant· his eighth homer. Tuesday. Relax Help Wanted Mrs. Marga.ret Osborne duPont in The last barrier to Vceek's WANT AD RATES ___...... ::=:.L.. __....;;.;_____ ILARGE 0001 &Jeepln, room for men. Dial from I Larry Jansen, makin,g his scc a rousing three-set match. ownership ot the club was re- .-. • RECORD collection - mlilleili. drama. WOMAN to live In and eare for house 93" ves we ond relief appearance of the year Rave Fun! • opera. valued S360; $115. Ext. 37M and chlldren. Student couple consld· -===.______Accompanying her into Thurs- moved by the deposit of 8,572 CI.ssifled Display alter 7. er..s. Dial 1-27M. OOUBLl!l room. Men. Dial "15•• In the 11 th, eariled hilj 10th win day's semi-finals were Louise shares of stock for purchase at the ENJOY A MOVIE I WANTr.o-LadY for outsIde AIH work. as the Giants chopped "Brooklyn's Brough at Beverly Hills, Calif., $7-per-share option price by Her- . ODe day ...... _ fie per word FOR SALE: Ladl~. En,lIsh iIJIl~l.h bl. Larew Company. srN'G'Ll!l .nd ~oubl. roon'UI lor men. league lead to 4 ¥.. games. cycle. Three ,eara. See at Novotny -.:::::..:~==:::.:.: ______PrIvate enlr.n..... Dial 7415. the defending champi~n and NO' 1 bert Waltke, a member ot the I Three day, .. .. llc per word The thrilling contest wavered Bike Store. MAN rot' outside I&IH work. Apply 111 1 seeded player; Dons Hart of Browns' present board ot direc f1$1ijJ Six dar...... 130 per word GENERAL Electric refrIgerator. S30.00. ""Iy. Larew Company. back and forth through a steaming Miami, Fla., the No. 3 seed, and tors. afternoon before the Giants came lOW ••• Ends Thunday! One MonUl ...... 3l1e per word --=.838::.::.:3._-:-:---:-_-;-7:7; _ _ _ wANftb Shirley Fry of Akron, 0., rece~t Veeck, who bought a major TWO portables for ..Ie. h.lI price; one QtnCK LOANS on jewe"". . clothl .... from behind for the Jifth time ... <11 .... ek. HOCK·&U LOAN. ' WI\ winner ot the French women s share of the club from owners I Woodstock office typewrller: one d ...w· I TWO ..eh girl blcydu. Call 1-3118. !I. Dubuque. with two out in the 13th alter a A Gala Holiday Show! For consecutive insertions Inr let; nIce camera.; Hawke,e Loan. ~ title. Bill and Charlie DeWitt two One Month ...... 50c per coL ineh 4135. _...... InStruction ...... LOANE.O on ...... c:a.m_. d"' Phil score. monch. clotlUne. ek. iiii..JAiii:j LOAN Bobby Thomson's two-run weeks ago, required 75 per cent (Avg. 26 insertions) HUNTING? Let a Dally Iowan Wanl Ad Co. 101 Ea.t Burllnct-. top of. th\! sixth when Billy John ot the total outstanding shares lind It for you. B·worda-3 days·Sl.ot. Il/U..L.ROOM dance IHIOnL MImI Yowle double in the sixth ticd the score son hit a home run with Red Six Consecutive days, Call 41.1. loday. . Wurlu. 0lIl1 Mes. the first time, 3-3. Aftc~.a two-run to reorganjze the clubs. Schoendienst and Wally Westlake per day ...... 60c per col. Inch FULLER Brulbe..-DebUlanle c ...meUca. Serving You Your Phil outburst in the eighth, the ----....--A~ut~o-m~o~ti~·v~e------on ba~e. One Day ...... 75c per col. inch --=.P..::h.:.:on.:.:e_4.:.31.:.:6.:.:. ______Giants came back on Thomson's Two were out before Cincinnati Hugh Casey Kills Self Household Wants !li'I- LOOK In your atUcl Tbouaana. or __ usm .UIo parlll. CoralVUle SIIv... Co. 12th homer in tho eigllth and a ever got its first run across in the ATLANTA Hugh Thomas Cheek your ad In the first 1_0 It ap- pie readlnr the Iowan clanUied section -.::0:.:1.:.:1....:.:..-1::12:.:1::,.. ______-:::-: double by Ray NOble in the ninth sixth. Casey, the "mighty Casey" of the penr., The nally Iowan can be respon· are Interested In wnat you have to "IL WANTJCD : Old ca. lor junk. Bob Brooklyn bullpen and a figure in lib Ie for only one Incorred tn •• rtlon. Iowan ads let reoult•. Call .lt1 iodQI Goody'. Aulo Par ... Dial 1.1715. to make it 5-5. 81. Loul. '''. 1)]0, 103 ~ 4 7 1 BlJly Rigney's horner billanced a Cln. lnn ~11 .. IlOO IIIIU t3x-IO 13 I many of baseball's great moments" Brecheen, Crhnla,. (8) Dra.le (0) and Deadline, Typing Phil run in the 10th. After Eddie Rl oe; Rattenal>erl'er, Fox U) and Jlowell. ended his career with a shotgun . Apartment for Rent Peliagrini hit a homer in the 12th, JfRS: -bln·RYln. 2. wr. Ratfenlbuler. blast early Tuesday. the Giants again rallied with Rig LP-Breebeen. Depressed .by a judgment against TY__ PING. thesis and papers. Dial 5521., SMALL furnlab..s apartment thrauall Weekdays 4 p.m, • lull' and Au,ual. Cloee In. Adults. ney's single scoring Montc Irvin ===' him in a paternity suit last year, TYPING. Phone 1I-2Z54. Very rusonable. Call 1110. • the burly 37-year-old retired to make it 7-7. Saturday Noon THESIS and lIenenol tYIIlnr. mlme~ SMALL .~rtment. sludent couple or Phil...... , 003 000 t'!O 101 I~ n 1 \litcher killed hlmselr in a hotel lTaphln,. Notary Public. Mary _. lTaduole lady. Immediate potIleulon. N. Y. " OOl OO~ 011 101 %-9 10 :I room. There also was a report Burna. 601 low. Stale Bank BuUdln.. Call 2S18 only between' a.m. and. p.m. J.hnlOn, Kondant.,. (0). Me)"tr Cun , Brlnr Advertisements to D ial 26511. Residence 2327. • weekday,. J. Th.mpson (13) and ",!Ibn: Jones. that doctors told Casey he did not The Dally Iowan Business Office Kenned, (7). Spen •• r (8). Oellel (0). have long to live because ot heart Wanted to Rent "." Itn (11) and Noble. Wutrum ( ltl), at~ trouble. Baaement, East Uall or phone Music and Radio MR S: Ph. ~ A s bbur". Pella,rlnl: NY. Tluu'l'tllnn, MaYI, Ricney. wr.Jannn. Lf' .. ~ llfEATQ£. WANTED. unfurnl'hed apartment by ftADIO repairing. JACKlION'S EUCo .. . Tb.mllson. Itudent couple around Sept. 1. WrIte NO ",,..,. ~~~ ... ( i¥r Bo>: 7ft. DaUy Iowan. ""rr" OUR SCREEN BRING THE FAMILY' ,. 4191 Reds* 10, * Cards* 4 ENTERTAINMENT Autos for sale - Used COOL aH-{ r;OMfOIlIARLE. e~ 1.,. FORD. New motor. n...., toP. good NEW ROYAL CINCINNATI (JP)-Harry Bre Insurance tire.. new brake.. Inquire 214 N. "poqltS OP~N ' :1' • 111 :00" capito\. World's No. 1 Portable cheen held the Cincirlnati Reds FOR fire and auto lnsurance. homel and , in check tor five Innings Tuesday "'"'' IOWA CI'l'Y'S acrea,e•• '" WhlUnr·Kerr Realty Co. 1836 CHEVROLET, 2-door. fine condl\Jon. Why look for a neecUa 1ft r &1.1 2123. -=36:.:72.:....::• .:.;rt.:.;er;....:.:5. _____~--- and then the boltom feU out - tftt{ttD "I,"way 8 bay .tack? You'U fIDd .••.". the Rhinelanders scored six times --~---...... Ju.1 Whl .r FOR SALE or trade on ,ood prewer -ENDS . . Coralville I, . Party Servicea inq maeh1D.. , mcmy other In the sixth and went on tor an Chevrolet: 1850 Fleetllne. 2-<1oor Cllev· NOW F RJDAY- '1' rolel Sedan. lully eqUiPped. new tire•• boa.bold valu.. .in our easy 10-4 victory over the St. SQUARE Pance PArtie.. Instruction. 23 .000 miles. Elmer E. HemlnllWay. Louis Cardinals. . BOB HOPE'S ( calling, equlpmenL Write. phone Clark Pbon. Welt Branch 63 on 27. Want·Ad MC:tlon. LOok The victory gave the Reds an DeHaven. West Branch. i95OroRD convertible. Phone 8-3267. there flntl Three Times Funnier even break in their two-game , Baby Sitting 11939 FORD 4-door. extra cleln. very WIKEL series with St. Louis. ... with aU the za.ny guyS and -- ,ood rubber ; 1947 CHEVROLET Fleet· Place Your Ads Toddy I St, Louis had a 4-0 lead when dolls ot Da.mon Runyon's Iieloved BABY sitting-Phone 8-3283. Illne 2-door ..,dan. rodlo hea ler. leat TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE masterpiece! lAST TU~1SS lON\GHT covers. load condition. See tllese and J, '-'J.' all the Reds broke loose. Three of Just Call 4191 C_A.!:R:a:El!f!.or.J~chl".§d.!!re:!!nl.!!ll!!nLm!!y~b'_om_e_da_y_tl_m_e_.8-2189. 108 S\1Idlum Park, I-,o~thl.e..:ir R27 l:..U~ Capitol.8:!..i!!ed~c!!:..... _ a_I_E_k_W_a_It_ M_o_to_Tl_C_O_.. ..; 2;;,;3:.....;E;;,;.--.W.;.,.B...:s;.;,.h_in..... ston Phone 8-1051 •0%9 . those Cardinal runs c~mc in the ~d The 'toughest Range Wa.r _ ... s. .""~ . \~ FUNNIEST a..rld.rs Ev.r .GZl! 7\~ He 'lite West 'E~D~W~ENDRIX ' H E N R Y CAR LAN D E R S.O N .tJfI lUI~ AsseItblH I. 011. Pidurel .41l 11 JOEL ~eC1!.Ej\. - ewTft AMP" .4/1 U .h);4 1I1~ "SADDl .IV" .:i~n I' COLOR BY 'l'ECHNICOLOB.. Plus-Colol' C~rtoon-'lralVel 'talk . -;\%/~ Pony Express Days -t. 2: I :z \ t Z z THURSDAY IS BUOK NlrE I FCT all .on - ENDS 'lODA~ _ .tia4 1\' STARts THURSPA Y .iIIHI , ARCH OBOLER'S .M7 8 Behlrncd b"t .471 11\\ "FIVE" . 1110 11 Popular Requ8s1 .382 18 .30U is LIMITED ENGAGEMENT MiiIitU 2 DAYS ONLY I D. .W. GriffithS ' BI RT H": OFA COJ,OR CARTOON , "Here We Go" NATION SPORT THRILL "Close Decisions" SEE! Leo Gorcey -- Jordan - LATE NEWS-- Lincoln's Assa8aination Huntz Hall ~ Gabriel DeJl \ Birth 0_ the Ku Klux Klan •• • ) ¥±! Lee'8 Surrender • The Reconsbucdon Rape of the South FOR YOUR HOLIDAY Sieqe of Atlanta .' . , Anlebellum BaU. / , PLEASURE Lynching Parties AT THE AIR CONDITIONED Hlatorical Scenes THE FILM ACCLAIMED THE GREATEST 2;~t. (t'.lim F~~~ MOTION PICTURE MADE 'NE 'IEAl&»f "'AI'U. II 'HE 'LOIIOUS HISTOIY I . OF THE UIITED STATES r ~~~ ' CAVALIYI LAFF-A-DAY "r----o-- -, REEN O'HARA 118 WIIN A QYAIUiH'K l/) All M~1HtY 11MI' H'R'AWn"" rop. liIII l KINe rr.~1UI&S "Well, I'll pve you .. dime if YOU eat It.'~ J PAt; I FOna - TR'I DAn.' '"WAN, TUl!SJ)AY, JULy ". U5~ : I j , . ~. . .. 175- . . : w ith the first breath of its new life the American nature of man. For that reason alone, it can not be justified Republic officially declared in 1776: by any of its real, pret~nd'ed or pr'omised benefit,. It is 'out to destroy man and conseq~~ntly man must destroy it in self~ 'W~ hold these tn~th~ to be ..If-evident; that all defense. I . . men are ueated equal; that they are endowed liThe all.powerful Despotic State has definite designs upon the b, their Creator with certain unalienable Rights; one place on earth where effective resistance to it was con· that among these are Life, liberty and the pursuit ceived, established and justified in practice. That one place is Df Happiness. That to secure these rig(.s, Gov ; America. The formula for effective resistance is: ern."ents pre instituted among Men, deriving their iust powers from the consent of the gov continu,ous, ~sJrtct. and closely guarded erned-' f " limitatio~s up~':'t~~ power of government. . , ~ ) .::: I' '••• ·~; .. :i:;~·:~ • ' ••,, 7' ;" "Her~ is the distilled essence ol Americanism, as stated in the flT.hus, as a good Amerfcqrv. you believe thot: first official document of the new 'United States 'of America, . '. 1. God is th~ Creat~r ~of all men; The f)eclaration of Independence. iliese are .the eternal prin- . , . . ciples upon which our Puritans, Cavaliers, Catholics, Protest 2. Your rights, an'd ;tne' rights of your fellow· men, God· I given, and for that:'f!bSOn alone no power on earth ants, Jews, Gentiles, French, ,Germans, Dutch Swedes, Scotch, ',,', Irish, and others, came together on a permanent and peaceful can take those rig~, t(~way; basis. Because each of them was equal before God, all of 3. As a perso~al cr~,~u.~~ of God, each of us is equal in these peopl., were ma~e equal before the law of the land. II' the sight of God. '!~ .,'e~ery other person, and for that ~ecause their rights werti Pestowed by their Heavenly Creator, reason each, of IJS i~ ' entitled to the equal protection of • •• • i ne power bn earth couJd ,take those rights away. Since God all the laws of the lard . • he. created each of us as individuals with personal and im- , '. , 4. Government is not man's master; On the contrpry, mertol destinies, no despotic man, majority or government ,j I I, government is man~s ' servant, chosen by man to pro· coul~ hereafter treat or regard any of us a mere indistinguish- , . • teet the God-give~ r:,ghts of mankind . altl, cipher in a colledi~e mass. \. I • j • f i. r "Upon the firm foundati~n of these truths, the glory and pros , "Despotism never advertises itself as such. Invariably it is a perity of our beloved c9untry has risen steadily through the wolf in sheep's clothing._By its own sly definition it may label years as the crowning wo~der of the world. These truths have itself 'democratic,' 'Progressive,' 'liberal,' 'humanitarian,' or mode America great. O'nly these truths can keep America 'fraternaJ.' Those who oppo~e it will be called reactionaries, great. To preserve the bl'essings of liberty for yourself ond falcilts, and other currently 'bod names.' It is ,not by its name, your posterity and to' p~r~~ate ' the celebration of this great . /1\," ,." therefo,..., that you shal,l k~ow despotism, but by what it pro· American 4th of July' Ar{,; ,kV~rsary - HOLD THESE TRUTHSI" ~ .... .I ~ "'\ 1'1' "iI t ,bMt to do. Whenever rFiaxation of existing limitations upon ., ' the power Of governmJnt is suggested, you are upon notice that your lib,ertv is threatened.· Unless you counterattack , swiftly and sharply you are likely.to find, too late, that your fr~OIIII hal bee" lost. ,.,. > '0 " ' I . "Stet. de~tism or ab's~lutism is: no respeder of persons or , ' bf places. It Co" and dojs r:ai ..~ its ugly, ungodly standard , . ~.,. .... traditior"ally free soil of Eng!and with the same brash ",uranctt that charact.~izes its ,way in communist Russia. . . ,,'" . . Alwa,s a~ .*Ywher~ it is. at ~ar ' with the free God-given