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~sta6liShea m 1868- liember of Associated Press AP Leased Wire and Photo Sen;ce Iowa City, la., Saturday, August 31, 1951 Check Kiters Get Prison Sentences Congress Closes "Up Shop DES MOINES IA'I - Livestock dealers Eldon Viers, f:lrshalltown, and Merle Mersman, Colo, received federal prison sentences Friday Cor what the government termed the largest check kiling scheme in his· Southerners tory. Report Ike .Is Glad Federal Judge Henry N. Graven sentenced Viers to 30 months and Mersman to 15 months. Both were gran\;ed until Nov. 1 to start their Thurmon~, sentences. To See Them Quit Woman First Viers, 44, and Mersman, 32, were convicted July 30 by a Federal Praise Russell Iy DO. UGLAS I, CORNELL I"the President need nat be disap. Court jury on a 12 said oC Russell. in • su.talnocl .conomy cam. d nt's recommendatIons to Con· mobile crash at an Intersection 025,000 -the "largest on record in Russell himself said the Dixie p.lgn. ess would receive Cavorable con· ncar North Culloden, Ga. the nation." bloc had succeed!d in pullIng the It adopted an Ei enhower Doc· sid ration." Police said the car she was Stout has pleaded innocent and fangs oC legislation which, in it Itrine for th tiddle E t. Adjournment day was sort oC a driving ran a stop sign and smash· is awaiting trial. original form, could have brought It put th Unit d States into an drab denouncement. ed broadside into another auto. The judge said he considered about "the social intermingling oC International Atomic En rlY Ag n' Th spectacular part of the ad· Seven other persons were injured, Viers the "principal operator" oC the race (rom th kindergarten to j cy. journm nt drive as Scn. Strom some critically. the two men sentenced Friday. the grave" and d !royed south rn It enact d the Cirst civil rights Thurmond's CuUle ecord.smashing Mrs. Green was the first of 420 Maximum penalty would han civiliUlUon "beyond the hope of reo bill In 82 vl'llr~ . fUlbu ter Collowed y £lnal approv· demption." School, er, Congress Is Outl persons tile National Safety Coun· been $1.000 fino and fln y.a,. ,He predicted that under the vot. HOUSE PAGE BOYS, with a 1Itt1. rromptlng by photograph.,.. rush clown the It.PI of the C.pltol to Yet much of Presid nt Elsenhow· al of a civil rights bill in the Sen· r's legIslative program - aid Cor ate Thursday night. cil c~timatpd would be kllled duro ImprllOnment on .ach count, ing rights section of th bUI the show how fttoy feel .bout the Ind 0 the congr.ssion I I".ion-Iul. In ti",. for them to g.t reedy for I ing the holiday weekend - a 78· In a statement before the. court attorney general would mak "po.. school. The first ....Ion of tho 15th congr," eloled wh.n the ..nat. &hut up shop lbout a h.lf an hovr after schools, heallh and uood insurance, That blasted the last big barr~ hour period extending Cram .6 p.m. Friday, Stephenson alleged addl· litical Corays" Into the South. And thl hou .. quit. a po tal rate Incr ase, mInimum out of the way and Congress was Friday local time to nudnight lional "kiting," involving a Courth he said Vice.President Nixon would woe ext nsion - was kill d or left about ready to knock off after eight stranded. months of work. Monday. man, which he said increased the act as an agenl for the Nalional AF M" I~ L h d T N Y F All in all, lh, final re ults gave Th. only r.maJnlnt malor 1.,- The saCety organization pointed grand total to more than $55,600,· Association for the Advancement at ISSl.e aunc e wo "rmers k EI nhower little r a on for Illation whipped throuth the out that during this year's four· 000. Colored People In pressing Cor th • • modiCylng this opinion thal the r c· Hou .. In a hurry. Tho HOUle a,. day Memorial Day holiday and Stephenson said invcstigation by I bill 's enforcement. Fr"lday May Be 1st ord is "trem ndously disappoint· prov.d. compromi .. bill to pro­ four-day Independence Day period postal inspectors indicates that Without m ntionlng Thurmond's Ing." teet ..creey of FBI fil .. in court traUic deaths were no greater Mersman was involved in a check· name, Russell show d irritation at S f I 'Th' D . '5 I ' Ch Some members of his own party trial., Ihan during nonholiday periods oC kiting scheme of limited scope the one·man filibu I r. UCc~SS u or eny ave arge have said he would hav Cared bct· It squired a bit, then took anoth· simUar lengths. from 1949 to 1953 with a Junior Sen. Ru ssell B. Long (D·La.) " tcr had he Cought harder for what cr compromi appropriating $3,. The tolls were 412 Cor the Mem· Liston, who then was a busincss said Russell' strategy reflected "the he want d. 435,810,000 Cor 'foreign ald. orial Day period and 426 for Inde· parmer oC Viers. almost unanimous vlcws oC Soulh. COCOA BEACH, Fla. "" - An in· ALBA Y, .Y. I.fI - Two Up tat New York Carmers d nicd Friday But th ilem Cor which he got in , Both the FBl and aid bills w1t pendence Day "termediale range type missile be- I that migrant labor cam!} they operate w s a lave camp as pictured his heaviest licks, the (orelgn aid to th White House {or th Pre . Th h· h . t II' It' The district attorney said Viers ern senat~rs. ll'eved lo be th Air Force Thor by a G orgis ' gro who had worked thert'. e Ig way 0 .or as year S also engaged in a check.kiting Long saId he wantcd the re~ord proliram, sUlI was hobbled In scope dent's signature. lhree-day Labor Day holiday was I ·th Li t bet F b to how that he flCr~onally ral cd was fir d (rom the Cape Canav ral George hillson and Frank Patune aid sg.y ar-old Jam s H. Brun· and funds. The aid Cund wa Car Ie s than 435, one of the highest in the last SC leme WI s on ween e· the issue of a filibuster with the mi· iJe tcst center horUy artcr 3 son of AUiU ta told "a bunch oC On the word of Sonat. Oem.. the $4,400,000,000 Mr. Ei nhower several years. ~uary, 1954 , and August, 1956, dUro Southern bloc whcn the comprom. p.m. Friday. lie " When he claimed that white cratlc Leader Lyndon JohnlOn of orIginally urged. With Congress In addition, there were 89 drown· ang ~hich they exchanged checks ise civil rights bUl came to th Sen. It waS the second lest Ciring thi bo es mi treated l'gro field Court Grants Girl's Texal, Pr•• ident Ellenhow.r wal roaring Cor economy, he hlms If iogs and 72 deaUls in miscellaneous totaling $17,364,364.98. ate Crom the House. week. The Army Jupiter wa fired !lBnd at th camp n ar Hannlbal gl.e! to have COfttIr ..1 quit. trimm d his rcqu st to $3,800,000,· accidents for ail over·all total of Liston terminate~ his part in "Wh.n I raised th. i ..u., the on Wedne day. ID Osw go County. Mr. Eisenhower now can be on 000, but said anything less would I 596. both schemes without loss to his ill"",.nator fro", South C._ If the mi il (ir Friday wer 8runson tofct .... Autvlt. Plea To AJlow~... - ttle way to a N wport, R. I., 8ea· endanger national security, Con· FOr comparative 'pUrposes, a bank, Stepbenson said, IIna _ Thurmond - adyi ••d m., the Thor, it probably would be tho Chronic I. Wednesday thlt N't· tion in a few days. gres gave him Ie , anyway. count was made by The Associ· There is no charge against Lis· that that would IN the worst mi.· Cir t ucce sCw launching or the roel w.r. held In ylrtual peon- According to political script, top Ju t what Conaress accomplished ated Press of a three-day non· bon. take _ cOl!ld make," Lonq ... Id. Air Force proj cille. ag., and that gambllnt .net Kidney Transplant D mocrats hailed the legislative in the way of economy depended I holiday period preceding this Labor But Thurmond got up in the Sen· The lon, white proJecUle fir d drinking Wlr. encour... d a, a r cord as one of Impre Ive on who was using what yardstick. Day weekend. ate at 8:54 p.m. Wedn sday and Friday started rising at 3:10 p.m. m.ans of kHplnt the N.groel BOSTON (,fI- Th Ma achusetts achievement; Republicans poke of E tlmales of appropriation cuts It showed 398 traffic deaths, 82 House Group Says heid the Door for 24 hours and 19 It soar d into a blue sky wher in Mbt to the commiss.ry. Supreme Court Rrlday granted it in sour tones. ranged from ilbout $5 to $6~i bU· drownings and ffl miscellaneous minutes with a speech again t the it was visible for nearly Cour "We don't allow anything Uke th plea of a courageous 14·year-old Speaker Sam Rayburn caU d It lion . fatalities for an over·all total of Identity of 2 More legislation. minules. that in th camp ," Chillson said. girl that surgeon be allowed to on oC Congre s' mo t Cruilful S05- WI'" forel,n .Id money out of 567. RULES CHANGE? The course oC the missile was He and Patane sald they had transplant one of h r healthy kid· sLonl. Sen. Johnson said the s s· the way, the HOUle w., ready to The test period was 1:omparable Red Spies Known In the wake oC Thurmond' talk- marked by a white tall. The talked with many of the 300 work. n y9 to a dyIng twin sister. slon had acted responsibly, coura· lock up the 1.. 1,I.tlve shop by to the Labor Day holiday - {rom athon there were demands by both projectile apparently feU far out at ers in th two camps they DorLs Huskey, 14, of DeSoto, Ii ously and constructively and noon. 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday. WASHINGTON IA'I _ Chairman Republicans and Norlhern Demo· sea. and reported, "They all said they Mo. told the court: "I would nol 'fhe Senate had been dawdling The record trafCic toll Cor any Frances E. Walter (D·Pa.> , said crats for a rules change. Watching newsmen saw the mis· were atisUied." be able to live with myself if ICC I' along through the morning, listen· holiday period came during the FrIday the House Committee on Five Democrat, Sens. Douglas sile trail appear to curve down to· Gov. Averell Harriman has dl. couldn't give her this kidney. ongress ut ke Sing to speeches and holding post four-day Christmas period in 1956. Un.American activities has learned oC IUinois, Humphrey oC Minnesota, ward the ocean. It could not be de· rected two groups to investigate "I know my ,Imr will die If mortems on the civil rights row. It was 706. the identities of two more members Neuberger of Oregon, McNamara termined whether the launching was what he termed "abuses" in labor the operation II not performed." R t S4 9B"II" The Senate broke oCf the talk to That holiday also set the record of the Soviet spy ring exposed by of Michigan and Clark oC Pennsy!· judged a success by officials or camps. Doris and her Ul twin, Delores, eques S I I Ion whisk through its calendar and pick over·all toll, 884. counterspy Boris ~orros. vania, announced they would make not. . were {Jown to Boston, Aug. 15 Cor Iolf 55 bills Cor passage. The record traHie figure for any Walter named them In a stale- a maximum effort next year to reo Too Thor range is supposed to The State Labor . De~art~ent examination at Peter Bent Brig· WASHINGTON !RI _ Olficial Cig. Most of them were noncontrover· Labor Day weekend is 461, set lax the rules. be J 500 miles but it might have launch d ~ separate mqUlry rIght ham Ho pits I to determine If the ures published by Lbe House Ap· ial or minor - to comIll(!morate during a three·day period in 1951. ment as Dr. and Mrs. Henry Six Republicans moved in the been' that plans called only (or after hellnng of Brunson's charges. rarc operation could be perCormed. propria lions Committee showed the looth anniversary oC the Civil That holiday also set the over· Spitz, former naturalized Ameri· same direction. &lns. C. ase or New test fl·rl·ng not a full scale launch. In another d.v.lopment, the The high tribunal approval was Friday that Congress trimm d War, lo create more F d ral judge­ d cans who have now taken Austrian J I d J ts C N L I I dOli P id $4· 1 all Labor Day recor , 658. citizenship. Their current address ersey, ves an aVI 0 ew iog which would be a try for di/,. ong' .n • y re.... one necessary because a minor is 900,000,000 from. President EI ~. ships, to pay claims against the was Listed as Vienna. York, Kuchel of California, Potter lance men a ..Deiat.d with the Harri· legally incompetent to givQ consent hower's request Cor new funds this Government. Protect Children Against ?f Michigan and Thye Of. M~esota See~etary oC the Army Brucker man admi~istration probe of to Invasion of her person. Iyear. Major items on the calendar Walter said Spitz, a physician ISSUed a statement saymg. has labeled Wednesday's Jupiter camp ~ndlhonl w.s the operator Delores' family physician said The final tabulation covered 16 were skipped over hurriedly, leav· Sex Criminals-Hoover and native oC Austria, was used "W. ha~. .../\ • lampl. of launching a spectacular success. of a Long 1,land c.mp that w•• the youngster's kidneys were da· separate bills appropriating $59, Ing them and the controversies WASHING'1\0N 1ofI- With a new by the Russians In the atomic what the fIlibuster mean. to clyll He said the missile landed Witilin unMr fire. maged beyond repair by a chrOnic 100,000,000 to finance the operations over them Cor another session in sehool year about to start FBI DI· science field. rlthtl measur.. and how It can a quarter.mile oC Its target point George II. Stelzer, a Peconic aLiment that started Cour month' oC 34 Federal agencies and prO. another year Among them were rector J. Edgar Hoover Friday caU· He entered the United States in bl~k ~ public busin.1S In .uch in the AUantic. potato grower, is a member of the ago. grams (or the fiscal year that be· statehood bUls Cor Alaska and Ha· ed on all citizens to help protect 1939 and len for Vienna in 1950. C~ltlC81 ~m... This week's Cirlngs followed a 17.man Advisory Council on Sea. The pi be ~ gan July 1. wail. children from sex criminals. Walter made a point of a report We wIsb to ~tate thereCore that demand by Sen. Henry M. Jackson sonal Farm and Food.Processlng tranl ~ c.~ n;a 1n addition to the direct new ap- The Hou.. wound up en • Mto "A constant vigilance by every cit· that Spitz in 1949 worked In Albu· this de~()n.stratlon strengthens our (D.Wash.l for a speedup in this Labor .• made ....y wi I'" cal tw n.'. proprlations, Congress approved all of ..If""n". izen and every parent is the price querque, N.M., close to atomic determanatlon to work Cor reason· , 'i 11 S IC II. Four such pioneering operations estimated S8 billion In permanent Rep. Eugene I McCarthy (D. of protection against this sadistic Installations. able amendments to Rule 22 to country s m s e program. He heads the Eastern u 0 ... have been made success Cully at or indefinite allotments. Minn,) spoke out In protest acaillst Mrs. Spitz, the Cormer Beatrice make it more practical to invoke Ho.wever, DeCe~se Department Cooperative, which runs a camp menace," Hoover wrote In tbe Sep­ OCCiClalS have with the R rtS T0 Ik - livering a hydrogen warhead any· the Cutchogue camp lacks flush tion was vitally necessary. In subsequent money bllls, how· last word - a one·minute speech epo The twins are daughters of Mr. ever, he scaled that figure down by voicing sympathy for the anxieties where In the world. toilets. that commissary prices are ell HI/· exorbitant, and that living condi· and Mrs. Victor Huskey. $1,/100,000,000. and burdens oC the President. St assen 5 fI ope U Gatty, WileyPosfs ti;:~~::~:E!:mE-d r~fI~~~ Ambassador To Outer Mongolia~ WASHfNGTONIA'I-HaroldStas· attack as weU as cutting military the Western proposals within min· Round-the-World wrOI19 with the inv•• tigation ... Re-Qs~sl.gned . sen made a first·hand report to Corces is "now being considere~ by utes aIter their Cormal presentation N. D. ,Itnm.nt but would ltep out if Molotov President Eisenhower and Secre· the Soviet Union." to him Thursday, aVlgator les the Cutchogue camp c.me under tary of State John Foster Dulles On this point his position con· Stassen told reporters be plans scrvtiny. Friday on the East·West disarma· trasted sharply with the impression to leave here Monday in time to SAN FRANCISCO III - Harold A spokesman for the State '" t .. t L d .. 1 S h Lo d C th eet'ng Galty, 54, navigator who fiew Health Department described the • ",eD crISIS a on on. of Washington ofC1Cla s after 0- reac n on or ano er m I with the late Wiley Post around Chillson.Patane camp as "one oC LONDON (Saturday) I.fI _ The Inouneed m a deadpan Tass agency IT SAID: "The U.S.S.R. SUpreme He is understood to have taken viet delegate Valerian Zorin had of the United Nations Disarmament the world In tire monoplane WIn- our good camps." Russians announced Saturday that stat~ent broadcast by Moscow Soviet parliament Prf'.!!ldium " .. ~ a hopeful line and insisted that in almost contemptuously dismissed subcommittee Tuesday afternoon. rue Mae in 1931 died last mid. Since 1954 he said 25 new hous- V. M. Mololov, the faUen Conner radio. appointed v. M, Molotov II U.s. spite oC heavy attacks on Western * * * I * * * night at Suva, in'the Fiji Islands, ing units, ~ach lzx24 feet, have premier·foreign minister, has S.R. ambassador extraordinary atld proposals the Soviet Union is stlll Pan American· Airw&>,s headquar. been built. been named ~v~ ambassador to plenipotentiary to the Mo",ollaft People's Republic." "seStassenriously andnegotiating." Dulles met with the ters reported Friday. They are divided in the center Outer Mongoha. President for 35 minutes soon aCter Gatty, president of the Fiji Air· by a lO.Coot·high partition topped That country or copper·hued, Molotov is ffl. He bas beeJ re­ the U.S. disarmament negotiator ways, served as a special repre· by lattice or chicken wire, he said. tent-dweD.lng horsemen was the ported In poor health. landed here at the end of an over· sentative for Pan American in Under the- health code, two adults first satellite roped into the So- Soviet Comrnulst boss Nlkita night flight from Britain. Stassen, the South PacUic. may be Quartered on each side. viet empire. Khurschchev has pc:tIJatenUy at· alter the White House session, O£ficials here said Gatty suffer· Brunson had charged that Jiv. As the Mongolian People's Jte. tacked Molotov and the other so­ would say only that Dulles might ed {rom a. heart condition. ing quarters consisted of 8:xl().Coot public its capital is Ulan Bator Icalled Kremlin rebels for their have some statem(!Dt to make la· The radiogram from Nandi, Fiji rooms shared by four persons with· (Red Hero.) Its population Is over lack of loyalty tAl Soviet kIeaIa of ler. Islands. reporting Gatty's death, out regard to sex. one million people. commUDism. But OJ! arrival at National Air· said Cu!,eral services would be THERE MOLOTOV will be about TOSS.D OUT with Molotov aQd • port here he took occasion to em· helTdheFriWd~y.. M' und thu SheHermans Surrender: 3,000 miles from the ~m1in and phaslze that he continues to have . mOle. ae s ro • • • , not many hundreds of miles away Maleokov on 8 cblrge or pl~ real hope oC progress toward an w,orld flight. time was 8 days, 15 'Indictment RIdiculous from Georgi Malenkov another against Khrushchev's leadership, East·West disarmament agreement, hours, 51 mmutes - between June . ho cur' were depUty Premier Lazar JCa. although he remarked that, "No 23 and July 1, 1931. CmCAGO III - Two men sur. ex·prelTUer w. e rom power ,anovich, Stalin', brother.in.la... , one should Ceellhat any agreement rendered Friday on charges or con- in Moscow WIth him last month Iand Dl\lItri Sbepilov, former is just around the comer." TO RUSSIA spiring to help Teamlsers Presl. un~r accusatlona of autJpIU"tJ ac- Pravda editor and ex-foreip min­ He described the two sidea as NEW YORK (,fI - Mrs. Franklin dent Dave Beck evade income UVlty. IIster. being "now closer together" than D. Roosevelt left Friday by plane taxes. Malenkov recently wu named at any time in the last 12 years on Cor her first visit to Russia. Nathan W. SbeCrerman, Chicago head of • power station or Ka· New uaipmeDta for Kqano­ Yich and SbepiIov are ,a to be messl,lres for the reduction and con· AI' W,ro ....te She said she was 80in8 to nussia labor reJatioDa ~IIDSI!l, 'and his zalthslan in remote Soviet Central diacloaed. lr91 ·of armarpenta. . PRESIDENT EISENHOWER ~ with Herold St.. ~n, Iv".... as a journalist tAl Iearn all the facts son, Shelton, aurrendered at U.S. AsIa west of )folllOlia. He also asserted that • Western turnM from d4wnMm.pd. 'tallr' In London, ''"11 SKm.ry .. State she could and that she eXpected to 00urthaaIe. Mololpy's new job, a big come Tbere ..... report In M__ , \d'e~,. plan fQr endin, the nu· Dul'" at ~ ...... Stassen ...,*," on' the dl"~/Mllt speak to top Governm8~' officials. Each was released on $5,000. ' down from the esalte4 posta be V. M. however. tJlat KQUle\'fcll bas ~Iear ' ,arms· race· aild creating 8 talks .ndl, scilo4u," to ...turn ...... London conte ... nce, ..-xt Tilt.. Mrs. Roosevelt will be gODe 8 The Sheffennans termed the In· held as Stalin'l! iroD man during been assillled to run 8 cement w~ aystem BSalnst surprlae I .y. month. dictment ridleulous. World War II and after. WII an- To Outer MongoliG factory ill the Uw. COtlRle· Faces Arraignment Interpreting - For Child Desertion Missiles 'The Daily Iowan Is wrillen tmd edited by studenlS and II gooerned by a board of filie s/uclcn! Iru Ice c/eelc by CLlNTON 1.4'1 - A couple accu ed of abandoning their seven children and ,he student body and four faculty IrflSlces appoln/cd by tile l'resiaclit 0/ tile University. 1'I.c Daily IOWall'S t ito­ :It a DeWitt motel remained in jail here Friday after their seheduled nul polic!r./lrercfore. is not an e:rpresslon of SUI adm/IiLs/rallon policy or opillioll in any porticu/tlr. arraignment wa deferred until loday. I Francis. John Smith. 53, and his 27·year-old bride of four days were P ... 2 SAtURDAY. AUGUST 31 , 1957 • Iowa City. Iowa to have bcci arraigned Friday on Motives charges of child desertion arid By J. M. ROBERTS Alleelale:d PruA New. Anal,.•• wanton ncglect But the arraign· Reviving Stopped The London disarmament con­ ment was delayed because the r ference may be OR its last lel!l. Hearts Is Subject lawyer was unable to represent · but the propaganda war of which them in courl. until today. it is a manifestation is only ,et· Smith and his wife were being ting a good slart. Of SUI Report The Allies and Russia are now held in lieu of $1.500 bond each. laying the background for what Results 'f a study in which small Meanwhile. the children, rang· is eltpected to be a major debate animals arc revived after tbeir 'ng in age {rom 2 to 12 years. hearts have stopped beating wiu in the forthcoming United Nations General Assembly. be reported to Ule American Physi· were being cared for in a foster With its working paper sum­ ologieal Society next week during home here. ming up all the Allied propeuls, its meeting at SUI . Municipal Court officials said The study is under the direclion the United Stat.5 ha, laid the they had reeei ved inquiries re· foundation for a Itrong r.pre'lf!­ of Steven M. Horvath. Professor of garding possible adoption of one Physiology at SUI. tatlon that Runla hal alwaYI or more of the children, from been inlincere in It. talk of pelCl Paul W. Willard. research assist· Davenport, Cedar Rapids and De· and disarmament. I ant working on the project with Witt. Dr. Horvath, will report on the The Russians already have be· Sheriff Marvin Bruhn said the gun to appeal to public opinion study, which is aimed at producing Smiths had asked to sec the child· more information about the heart over the heads oC governments. ren but lhat UlO request was not using Ule threat oC intercontinen· and its functions under low tcm· granted. perature. tal warfare to emphasize the need The report will be one of more Smith and his wife were ar· for agreement - agreement on rested in Keokuk Tuesday a (ew Russian terms. Ihan 230 which society members AP Wlr.pholo will hear during the national meet· hours after they were married in These terms arc for outlawry of ing. which starts Tuesday. Kahoka, Mo. Smith said he and atomic testing. an already popular The (irst day oC the event will his bride had no intention of aban· A Wink For Ike .. issue. and atomic war - without be devoted to a re[resher course on doning the Camily but were de· the safeguards insisted upon by a the teaching of neurophysiology to layed by car trouble on the way world which has had long experi· back to DeWitt. ence with Communist treachery. medical students. Registranfs at WASHlNGTON* *Iil'I - *Arm In arm Authorities said the children had The Urlited States is massing the meeting will represent medical Accuse Official Of witb the Pres\dent, Mrs. Dwight schools and other research insti· been leCl the previous Friday with evidence that the danger need not tutions in all paris of the country. no food and only $1.30 in cash. D. Eisenhower I ft Walter Reed produce hysterical surrender. She The following three days will be Smith said his £irst wife died Embezzli.ng S500 Army Hospital Friday. reporting is giving the impression that she fillcd with sci en tine sessions at is still ahead of the Soviets in some months ago. Her relatives, ROCK ISLAND, Ill. 1.4'1 _ A Rock she felt "pretty good." . operational missiles and missiles which reports will be heard on the who live in Fort Wayne, Ind .. have Eisenhower drove from the White on the verge of being operational. current status of studies in every indicaled they want custody of the Island County oWcial was 'harged and that she will not be behind in area of physiological study. children but orricials said the rei· House to the medical center in with embez:L!inll $500 in public mon o producing an operational Inler. Dr. BodiJ Schlnidt·Nielsen of atives arc not expected to come ey Friday. northwest Washington in the early Duke University will speak beCore to Clinton until the charges against Continental Missile. Frank DeWitt. 29. ehieC deputy afternoon to pick up the First Lady That would somewhat alleviate the combined group Wednesday tile Smiths have been disposed oc. 25 days artcr she W;)s admitted evening on "The Resourcefulness in the office oC the Rock I Island Russia's current position of stand· oC Nature in Physiological Adapta· County recorder, was arrested a[tel' for a hysterectomy. an operation ing alone before publie opinion against proposals which represent tion lo the Environment." an audit o( the office funds. for removal of the uterus. The lecture will be presented in Scientists Report The two· hour operation was pcr· serious concessions by the AUics. DeWitt was released on $3,000 That will be her "al mot/n, memory of the late Dr. II. P. Bow· formed Aug. 6, the day aCter she ditch, one oC the former "deans" bond in an appearance before the although Ihe will argue on the 'Unlimited'Solar arrived at Walter Reed. of physiology. Police Magistrate. Clifford Hobart. surface that the Allie5 have ma. The SUI mceting will bring more Mrs. Eisenhower walked rather unacceptable propo5als to cloak Energy Available State's attorney Bernard J. Mo· preparations for war. than 600 scientists to the campus. ran said DeWitt signed a state· slowly and cautiously to the li\11ou , =~======---"L _____ DI' lrlbUI

I THI DAILY IOWAN-I_. City. I ..-a.tunI..,. Alit, II. 1tS7-P... I "f~orstad Says'' West SUI GeHi~g ~ K;m's Been ~ AEC Runs "Pure Test" ATOMIC TEST SITE, Nev. !.fI - AEC spokesman as "far Ie than A Bad Girl? An atomic d vice w exploded nominal." Nominal Is equivalent Ready For Friday 150 f I al)(l\'e lhe Nevada to 20,000 ton of TNT. or 20 kilo­ Stil.1 Has Advantage pro"ing grounds in what the Alom. tons. Today's blll$t. code-named ic Energy Comml ion d filled Franklin Prime, was the 14th in the a a "pure t I" Cor sci ntific pur. summer series. Fall Students po. * Doubts Red's Iowa' bi".l "home away Crom A croup oC 500 military ob rvcrs APPEAL BONDS DENIID home" . undergoing full blown watched the orange-pink fireball DES MOlNES 1.11 - Appeal bonds r A.al,.. boUS('C) aning and repair operation delonalfod from a balloon tethered Cor William Pegram and Thomas ament con­ ICBM Ready a sur r adie its campu lor the abon' the Yucca Flat test centrr. Tinkle Jr. - convicted bank rob­ s last legs, r turn oC ludents in late Septem­ I The bot was d scribed by an ber - wrre denied Friday. ar oC which PAR[S !.fI - Cen. Lauris Norstad ber. ooly eet. •• y ...... y , assured the West Friday it till bas I Remod ling being done by th 'tie strategic advantagc despite So­ SUI Physical Plant include con· viel Russia's claim of firing an in. verting a two- lory leetur room tercontinental missile. in the Chemistry Building inlo t'lliO I single-noor classrooms; moving "'be Allied supreme commander partitions In the Communication in Europe. Issued his stalement, i Center to rearran e rooms; replac· apparently lo reassure the United ing the ceiling in th Ceology Build· SHIED d ~lates' NATO Allies, as reporls P Wlupbel. ing Library. wher old pta t r i ••••••• • • • • • • falling; and remod ling the dining from Washington said the Soviets room in the uadrangl Dormitory Classified Child Car. had tested Il,ol one but at least Hot Rod Catches On Fire after the ty of the new cafeteria Advertising Ratn WANTED ChUd car". Dial 3411 . ""0 four such missil~s. The mi hap came in full \'jew or opened in the building during the One Dar ...... 81: a Word lACK .nd JlLL NUR.Sr;RY CHOOL "I HAVE NO reason to doubl 3.500 spectators. Uo pital aUen· past ye r. ba.I val:8nde lor clrt. "ll'IIt 5875.00. or bel l oUer ____and Gord ~______in_o_ ~_y_N_e_w_y_o_r_k _a_n_d_C_h_~_a_g_o_. ______~la '~___ mi ~ Wnk at~Hillcr luo"Wghom 1 "i~or~I~nt~al~a~c w~~~ Phone %'1112, 0·7 with 429 bedroom" which have to ncd agnln t th mother of th ' RENT·A-CAR Willie '[ne Colton. about OR ·sol,·n-,·'s Body Ret~rned To . W,·dow ~e i~~n~~h~~ery.~:~e~~dbel~~n~~ ;~in, - -. ~~-:---:-:- up" periodically. Thi ' mornine Mr .. Lockley went 19S6 IOBIW; HO tit, 'fl', ur U nl con· Mus dillon wltll e~lr.. Sludent'. dream. RENT ·A·TRUCK The dormitory I e1 aned flv to the nursery with Dearch war· ConlArI n.l. N dtrhof!. Yo!tar·. P .r~. PREDAPPIO, Italy IA'I - The Idays a W ek during lhe school ycnr rant and accompanied by a patrol­ We t Libert). Mlln 1.2684. .-t Italian government returned Ben· by maid. Tbe work done now is man and 8 case workl'r. LICENSED ito Mussolini's body to his weep­ mo tly washing wall and paintlne. Th • ., found the twins on II cot Ignition Ing black·c1ad widow Friday. All d k. bed and I nds lire in a buk room, "so fe.bl. th.y Carburetor. Hertz Dr~~;ur System For 11 years it had been hidden moved and the floor scrubbed lind could hardty move their tin· GENERATORS STARTERS in a crate in a rural Capuchin waxed. A similar major cleaning ,.r•• " Mrs. Lockl .y said Brlggl & Stratton Moton monastery at Cerro Maggiore, 15 is done at ach vacation period "The room was filled with £11th MAHER 8ROs. miles northwest of Milan, to foil durln~ lh Yl'ar. Dnd clutIer," she saId. Pyramid Services Phon. 9696 diehard Fascists who tried to In contrast to the heavy work One ot the children had a leg 1121 S. Dubuq\l(' nisi 572S seize alc corpsc of their leader . load [or dormitory and cla ·bulld· doublLod underneath its body and ONLY TWO PRIESTS knew what iog erewl!, the "real year-nround WI> 100 weQk to cry, Mrs . Lockley was in the crate hidden amid sac. clean r" of thl' University. the SUI said. red parchments behind the altar of Laundry, cuts its operation during I he lwlns were laken 10 a ho • a small chapel i.n the monaster~. this period. pila!. School Starts Soon • • • Father Carlo, a superior oC the From its normal work load of ap· ------Capuchin order who brought the proximately L05,000 pounds oC laun· .------, remains here, said the chiof of the dry per week during the school FOLLOW THE CROWD TO . . . and many students a;e MUan police brought the zinc-lined year. the laundry drops 10 about crate to the monastery June 25, 88,000 pounds when the dormitories 11146, aCter I1defonso Cardinal empty. SWISHER looking for locIging NOWI Scbusler, archbishop oC Milan, or· dered that the monks kuard it. 1 KILLED, 2 INJURED PAVILION Only Father Romano, another suo WAUKON (.4'1 - William Hitch, Advertise that vacant room or apartment perior, knew what was in the 38, Sumner. wa killed Friday BIG LABOR DAY DANCE crate, Father Carlo said, night in a two~ar collision on DANCE TO Father C.lato. a monk who ix. Hi ghway' 51 five miles southeast of with a amlned the bodV here, .ald It bere. KENNY HOFER was decomposed. HIrman Olson oCW esl Union wa Part of Mussolini's brain, kept in serious condition and David Monday, Sept. 2 Daily Iowan WANT AD in a separate jar, was also brought Ewing, alone in one car. was Less here with the body. Other pieceS seriously hurl. of the brain had been turned over IlP "'In By CHI C YOUNG to scientists previously ror study. TWO MEN AND A Carablnl.ri marlhal vi.w the plain wooden coHin containing the bod., of Italian ILONDIE The government acceded 10 the t.ter lenito MUllolinl inal. the chapel at Predappio. Italy. wh.re the body w•• handed ov.r to Mu._ widow's repeated requests Cor II Ilni'. widow Fdd.y, Duce's burial in the family tomb here because the political climate Present were L5 of Italy's na· the bodies (rom the cemetery on IOWAN WANT ADS in Italy has changed. WILL SELL ANYTHINGI The 70-year-ol~ peasant.born tional police, a monk and a scant the oulskirls of Milan. Later the Donna Rachele dropped sobbing to dozen townspeople. including some remains were handed over to the her knees and kissed the coffin. of Mussolini's nephews and nieces governmenl which hid them again. ~. She said: "[ want the world to who still live here. The body of Clara Petaeci was TODAY know that I was kept away Crom His daughters, Anna Maria and handed over 10 her family in THRU the body oC my husband for H Rome early this year. There was years." E~da, widow of the executed For· no public exci tement. and the gov. - TUESDAY But there was no furor In this eign Minister Count Caleano ernment apparenUy decided it F·U-1I1 norlhern Italian town where Mus· Ciano, did no~ show up. Neither was ,no longer necessary 10 keep sollni was born. did his jazz-musician son. Romano the Mussolini secret. There were no demonstrations, of MUan ; nor his other son, Vit- iiii...iliii.iiI... _iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... no crowds, no shouts Cor the !pIIn · b ' . So th whose strutting Black Shirts once iO:;;:;ic: . usanessman In u Ffft1.. c1l1imed the Medilerranean as an l:r!iD' =c Itnlian lake. The thrlcc·hldden and once· !I Friday afternoon . a trickle of stolen body will rest in the tomb _iIiiI~~~~~~~~"''' ) townfolk from this poverty.stricken beside his father and mother and STARTING TODAY VIllage, birthplace of the former his other son Bruno who was ~ 1IlIi·... iHlJlEIlEII clictator. began to appeAr at St. klJ1ed In a World War II airplane 4 Oassiano Cemetery where his cra~b. M & M PRESENTS lHE , Pl ey SlAGE COMEDY body was handed over for burial THE FORMER DICTATOR was ia his family tomb Saturday. intercepted and executed by Parti· AVA GA~DNER .. A BLACK SEDAN brought the saos when he attempted to nee to STEWART GRANG[R . DAVID NIVEN '" body from its hiding place in Its ·Nali Cermany on April 28, 1945. "THE LtTTLE HUT" plain, lIghl~olored wooden coffin, ,Killed with him was his mistress, IN BLUSHINC COLOR' 8JId the brain In a separate jar. Clara Petacci. Inspector General Vlncenzo Ag· Their bodies were strung up by _ DeSina. police oUicial representing the feet at a filling station in _Ute Ii.' . enuneot. gave the widow Milan for public display. Then. on ,·fUs oC the body. government order, the bullet·rid- ! ,5 had told a report.r a "_ilI' died bodies were burled secretly ••: "T'" only .hl.,. I want Iin unmarked graves. ~k I,. m~ hUIband'. body." Someone discovered aDd stole PlI4e 4-THE DAilY IOWAN-'owa CIty, 'a.-Saturday, ~UI. 3~'51 I U.S/s Savitt, Brav'es, Dodgers Win Richardson 'Take Opener Milwaukee Dumps u.s. Golfers By WHITNEY MARTIN NEW YORK (.fI - The spocts FOREST HILLS, .Y. IJPI- Dick world seems to be taking tile old Savilt and Ham Richardson, two ,9-5 Take. Walker ' Army quip of "hurry up and wait" of America's main hopes oC stem­ too seriously those days. ming thc Australian avalanche, CINCI ATI {.fI - The 1Ililwau- while gaining his 14th victory and Lo Angeles and are rushed to stop-watch victories Fri­ kee Braves continued their mas- fourth shutout Friday night as the waiting for Walter O'Malley to day in the gray. lusterless open­ tery over Cincinnati Friday night Brooklyn Dodgers battcred New make up his mind whether to move ing session of the National Tennis as four home runs powered th em York's Giants 10-0. Cup Lead, 2-1 the Dodgers to tlle West Coast or Championship. ~o a 9-5 victory over tl\f;l Redlegs. Drysdale, 8 21-year-old right- remain in this area. Savl", the South Orange, N,J" The victory protecteH Milwau- hander ha s lost seven. MINNEAPOLIS (Al) - Playing in The International Boxing Club oil man who is seeded No.2, kee's seven game lead in the Na- The Brooks hammered Giant the kind of miserable, wet weather and Carmen Basilio have been toyed with Calvin MacCracken tional League and gave the Braves ace Ruben Gomez for threc runs waiting lor Ray Robinson to make of Tenafly, N,J., 6-1, 6-0, '-4. a 15-2 margin over Cincinnati for in the third, on Charlie Neal's usuaUy associated with British up his mind on the TV angles of Richardson, the Oxford Rhodes the season. homer, chasing the righthander golf, the U.S. Walker Cup Team his title bout with Basilio sched· scholar from Westfield, N.J., seed­ Ed Mathews, , with three more in the fourth, Friday won two tough matches, uled Cor Sept. 23. As of now, Rob­ ed sixth, brushed aside Stephen and then tagging reliever Ra J Monzant halved one, and lost one in an un· inson has agreed to go through with Gottlieb, bespectacled Harvard got the homers Cor the Braves for another three in the [jflh. lId f the affair. with lhreeof them coming in the Gil Hodges and Carl Furillo expected y .c ose opening ay 0 varsity player from New York, also homercd: I the 16th l.n ~erna!tonal amateur Skeptical Cans are waiting for 6-0, 6-0, 6·2. the Milwaukee Braves to show Ifirst three innings. New York .... : .000 000 000- 0 3 2 goU competitIOn. signs of the pennant race pressure Both Savitt and Richardson re- About the only satisfaction lhe Brooklyn ...... 030 330 0Ix-IO 12 I The Americans slogging through Gomez. Monzant 4. Conslable 5, Mil ..' and collapse in a soggy heap. laxed in the third set after piling Re d s got was th a t t he y be It ed ler 8 and Thomas, Katt 7 Dryldale a drenchlDg raID on the sodden Stan Musial is waiting for his up one-sided leads. The matches, out of the box al· and Roseboro. Walker 6. 6550-yard Minikahda Course drew I . d d't I th L - Gomez. '. . I lame shoulder to heal so he can played simultaneously, required th oug h he receIve cre I or e Home runs _ Brooklyn, Neal, Hodlle., away In the afternoon round toward protect his edge in the National less than 40 minules. victory. Furillo. what looked like a series of easy League batling race. Australia', yaung, potent forces The Reds had the bases full in victories. Two or three managers undoubt- were not outshone, however. the ninth when the game ended. Cubs Set National Then they saw the Britons edly are waiting for the axe to fall. Neale Fraser, Australian left- They had scored a run on four come back to make everyone of Floyd Patterson is waiting. for hander, gave one of his fanciest ~alks as. the Braves us~d three League the four-somes matches close an opponent to appe,ar who mIght displays in eliminating Peter Est­ pitchers 10 that one innmg. ones. prove a gate a~traclton. in of Greenwi ch, Conn., 6-1, 6-0, The Braves wasted little time Record 11 Down Thus the Americans carried Football addlc.~ throughout ~he 6-0. Malcolm Anderson, a skinny picking on Bud Podbielan, tirst - , . only a 2·1 lead inlo the second country a~e W~ltlDg for the flr~t IQueensland er, ousted Kosei Ka­ Redleg pitcher. CHICA~O IA'I- The day when eight single$ malches games which Will tell whether their me Japan's No. 1 Davis Cup Red Schoen dienst's single and set a Na tJ~nal Lcagu.e se~son r.ec- will decide the 16th in a series of particular teams are going to be player 9.7 6-3 6-2. Mathews' gave th em two ord for ~trlkeo~ts Friday 10 .losmg international tussles which began something spec~al. or it will be just In the ":ome~'s divi sion, Louise Dance With Me, Henry! runs in the opening inning. a 2-1 pI.tchers duel to VlOeg~r in 1922. a character ~Ulldlll1g sevason. IS' Brough of Beverly Hills, Calif" NEW YORK YANKEE Hank Bauer and Walhllltton shortstop Rocky Bridgll appear to be "swinging it" Sawatski got his homer in the Bend Mlzelf and the St. LOUIS Friday's results lefl the U.S. practical y e eryone seeded No. 2 crushed Sieglinda ~n.d as the outfi.lder .teal. MConcI In .... MCond inning, 101in" hi' hat in the procII •• The peg to Bridgel second afler two were out. Ca.r~inals. Mizell fanned 11 Cubs, team in a strongly favored position. wDltmg for the next pay day, ' r8lsmg their total lo 8J2 for the The Ray Robinson waiting game Doeck, a transplanted German from Ed Fin"erald was 1_, eI,,,ln,, palt the $en_on' lhartltop, 10 Hank "danced" on down to third, MIlW1\ukee ...... 212 DOl 012--9 11 0 year. The Americans have won 14 has bccn particularly intriguing, as from Montreal, 6-1. 6-1, .and Dor­ Cincinnati ...... ,. 030 000 OJ 1-5 9 1 Spahn, McMahon 7, 'l'rowbrldge 9 The old record was 806, set by of lS previous Walker Cup match- Ph1l11ps 9 and Sawutskt; Podblelan, the Sugar Kid, who seemed to want othy Knode of Forest Hills, seed­ the Cubs in 1955. es and now need only an even only a duplicate key to a U.S. mint ed No.3, erased Isabelle Troccole Gross 3, Sanchez 7, Kllpp,teln 9, Ack­ er 9, and Batley. The major league record of 877 break in the lingles to rack up to defend his middleweighl tiUe oC New York 6-3, 6-1. W - Spohn. L - Gross. Home runs - MllwBukee, Mathew •. was established last season by the another victory, against the welter~eight champion, Ashley Cooper of .Australia, th,c sawatsk1, Torre, CovJnaton. Washington Senators. Here is how tlle Coursome match· could have outsma,'ted himseU this top-seeded player 111 the men s Yanks,' Sox Both Lose Mizell gave up eight hits, four es came out; Ume instead of out,marting his OP- division, and Althea Gibson, who NEW YORK {.fI - The WaShing-sacrifice fly by Walt Dropo scored a 4-2 lead with two out in the ninth PHllLIES 4, PIRATES 3 of them by Jim Bolger. Moe Dra- Rex Baxter, Amarillo, Tex., and T"ments as he so often does in the heads the women's list, make rlug,- , their starts Saturday. ton Senators put together a single LoUar. and nobody on. PHILADELPHIA IJPI - Scoring bowsky, Cubs' righthander, struck Billy Joe Palton of Morgantown, by Ed Fitzgerald, and doubles . The A's scored twice oCf Bob Detroit ...... 000 200 002 1- 84 0 all their runs in the first three in· out nine while giving up seven N.C., just lasted to beat lreland's much the diHicullies over Cooper plays John Brownlow of ""w by Milt Bolling, Rocky Bridges Keegan, who pitched the entire CI~~~~tdBui"';tnK ' io ' ~~d1~o~ ,~I:a~ nings , the hits. Joe Carr, and Dr. Frank W. G. the TV :lmlllgemenLs have set Cleveland. Althea meets Karol ellan back Sugar Ray in his training Fageros of Miami, Fla. and Eddie Yost in the (ifth innjpg game for Chicago, in the third in· IO~M':'LI~~I!'tl~~Ur .. t~, ~ :ro'!rr. . nosed out the The Cards broke a scoreless duel Deighton of Scotland 2 and 1 after Friday to score three runs ning. A to Hal HOllie run - Detroit. Maxwell. 4-3 Friday night. in the seventh when Don B1asin- leading by six holes at one stage. program only he knows, but if they Iff haven't disturbed h.im in the least Bobby Sbantz and dcfeat the N w Smith, Vic Power's and a Rookie Jack Sanford racked up game walked, went to third on a • Bill Campbell of Huntington, W, 811 this business about a fighter in Logan, Adcock Set York Yankees 4-2. single by Gus Zernial plated the ANDREWS lOSES his 17th victory against 5 deCeats. single by Joe Cunningham and Va., and Dr. Frank mUD> Tay- training needing a serene mind It was tbe first of a three runs. FOREST HILLS, N. Y. (.fI - Bob Pirate Dick Groat hit the onl, scored on Wally Moon's 'single. lor, Pomona, Calif., dentisl, whip· . . t W h' gt ChIcaiO .. , ...... 000 100 000-1 6 I Bedard of Canada Friday deCeated I home run in the game. . The .Cubs bounced. back to ti.e. it ped PhJ'II'p Scrutton and Alan Bus. and an uninterrupted schedule is To Reioin Braves game series agams as m on. Ki na.. City ...... 002 000 01)(-3 8 2 A tAd f I C't I . The only thing the league leaders K •••an and Lollar; Kellner and r ' n rews 0 owa IY, a., m Pittsburgh ...... 002 OlD 000-3 80m their half on smgles by Jim sell, 4 and 3, with a belated spurt the bunk. MILWAUKEE Ii1'I - Shortstop Basilio, as the challenger, is get­ and could checr about was the hitting Smith. J the ~pe7ing r.oun~. of ~he National P~~~~I~/;:'yO '3' i<:1~~1 ~,ooF~c~i ~~~ Bolger, Cal Neeman and Bobby afler a close morning round. of Mickey Mantle, who had three BO"OX. ORIOLES 1 ItenDls c lamplons IPS ere. Foiles; Sanford and Lopata, Lonnelt 9. Morgan. R ' Ja k B 't' I a~at ur ting the shorl end of the deal in aU , two oC the Milwaukee '" , Bedard toppled the young Stato L - Law. Moon singled to open the ninth. (,IC. c, rl IS I M' e. financial arrangements Cor the Braves' injured regulars, will re· for four, including his 34t1l home BALTIMORE (A'\ _ Ted Williams University of Iowa tennis star 6-3, Home run - Pltl,burgh, Groat. He was sacrificed lo s cond, champion from Scotland, and arb· bout, bul be hasn't squawked. join the club over the weekend bill run. got an infic.ld si ngle his last lime 6·2 and 7·5. stopped at third on a single by sa~ golfer ~ougla.s Sewell, .\~ho As challenger he can expect that, how much actioll they will sec at Shantz, lho little lofty who had up Friday night to hold th.o Arne\,- Andrews' university teammate, DODGERS 10, GIANTS 0 Alvin Dark, and scored on Del En- st~ m gs teleglaph hnes on Bfll~sh and also, he really thinks he can the outset is problematical. bcen out for a week since a bat- ican League batting leadership by Robert Potthast of Waukesha, Wis., BROOKLYN IA'I - Don Drysdale, nis' sacrifice fly. railways, sc0.re~ the onl~ pomt whip Robinson and onCe he has Logan, sidelined since Aug. HI ted ball al Cleveland Injured a a fraction while his Boston Red advanced to second round play with backed up by three home runs, 5t. Louis ...... 000 000 101- 2 7 1 for Great Bntam by beatmg Ar- done lhat he will be in the drivcr's wilh an infccled Coot, joins his finger on his pitching hand, gaVe Sox were whipping the Baltimore his 6-4, 6-1, 4-6 , 6-4 vict?ry over permitted only three singles and Chl~aRO . .... 000 000 10~1 8 I) nold Blum oC Macon, Ga., and scat and will have something to teammates In Cincinnati Satur­ it a good try until Washington Orioles 8-1. Stephen Bank oC Chapel HIli, N, C, relired the last 13 men in order N:!~~~. and Cooper; Drabowsky Qnd Chuck Kocsis oC Detroit, 1 up. say about terms in Cuture appear­ day. Adcock, out for two months knocked him out of the box in the The scorekeeper single by Wil- ~;;'~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ __iiiiiiiiiiii_;;;;;;_;;;_;;;;;;;;;;; ______";;;;;; __ ;;';;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiii ___iiiiii ___iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiii., anccs. with a broken leg, will report Cor lifUI, giving him his fourth loss Hams on his 39th birtllday aCter work in Chicago Monday. asainst 10 wins. four fruitless times gave Still disabl d are righthander Yost's in the Courth and him a batting of .3768. , who has an inflamed a sacrifice fly open d Ole scoring, MIckey Mantre of New York, who tendon on the shoulder of his but Mantle, batting righthanded, started the day trailing by six pitching (lrm, and outfielder Billy sliced a homer in the bottom half. points, pulled up to .3764 with three I Bruton, who has an injured knee. Chuck Stobbs started lor Wa~h· for four this afternoon and took the Both arc takin g daily excrcisc and Ington , and New York got him out home run leadership with 34. treatments. oC thcre in the sixth, although Williams' bat wasn't really need­ How the P )froll Savi..,gs Plan can Adcock probably will see no the Yankees could score only once cd for anything other thaD his in­ more than pinch hitting action Cor on singles by Mantie, Bill Skow- dividual statistics. a while but Logan could get back ron and Harry Simpson. Bob Porterfield, starting only his NATIONAL 10 full-time duty soon, depending Bud Byerly came on to preserve eighth game oC the season, didn't W. I.. Pet. G.B . upon circumstances. Stobbs' seventh win in 24 deci- allow the Orioles a run until the . Milwaukee ...... 78 ~8 .619 Manager said keyour Brooklyn ...... 72 56 .M:! 7 sions. last inning. St. Louis ...... 71 56 .559 7'~ Thursday he couldn't tell anything Boston ...... 100 005 020-8 11 1 W8,htn8ton ...... 000 130 000--4 • 2 Baltimore ...... 000 000 001-1 6 2 ClncinnaU ...... 64 63 .W4 14'. about hi s slugging first baseman New York . .. . . 000 101 000-2 10 1 Philadelphia ...... 64 63 .504 14 \10 Stobb.. Byerly 8 and FltzKerald, Porterfield and Daley ; Lees, Lehman New York ...... 62 69 .473 18' ~ until he sees Adcock run and hit. Berberet 7; Shantz, Cicott. 5 and 6, Wa lker 8, and T"riandos. Zupo ti. Chlc:a,o ...... '" 49 75 .395 28 L - Loe •. Berra. Home run - BOlton, Jensen. labor Day Plttsburllh ... .. " 48 78 .381 30 W - Stobbs. L - Shant .. TOOAl"8 P1TCliERS U.S. Takes 400 Meter Home run - New York, Mantle. New York .t Brooklyn - Worthing­ INDIANS 6 TIGERS 5 ton 8-9 V5 Masll 8-8. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia - Friend 'Silent Games' Relay A'13, CHISOX I CLEVELAND (.fI - Four errors 10-16 vs Haddix 10-10 or CardweU (.fI - KANSAS CITY {.fI - The Chicago 3-6. MILAN, Italy The U.S. Fri­ by the ClevelaDd infield ruined a 01 ida,s St. Louis at ChlcalD - Wehml.r 8-6 day won the 400-meter men's re­ White Sox, throttled by Alex Kell­ superb pitching performance by vs Drott 12-10 or Ellton 5-5. Milwaukee at ClnclnnaU IN) - Bur­ lay as the Eighth Silent Games ner's six-hit pitching, dropped a Cal McLish Friday Dight, but they delte 14-7 VI Jellcoat 9-12. ended bUl Russia's deaf·mute ath­ 3-1 decision to the Kansas City managed to defeat the Detroit Ti­ AMEII.ICAN Athletics Friday night and los~ an gers 6-5 in 10 innings anyway. W. L. Fel. G.B. letes topped all nations in gold ore enjoyable I New york ...... 82 48 .641 meEials with 13. opportunity to gain a game 'on the The victory moved the Tribe ChlcaKo ...... 75 52 .591 8 M. within half a game of the tourth­ Boston ...... 68 59 .535 13 1... Germany was second with 12. league leading . DetTolt ...... n 6'1 .• 01 10 Sheldon Freedman, 21, of Chel­ New Yor'l: lost an afternoon place Tigers. Cl evel~nd ...... 83 86 .488 18~ The Indians came up with two Why did you celebrate tllis Labor Day? Baltimore ...... 60 86 .476 21 sea, Mass. , gave the Americans game to Washington but the White Kansas City ...... 50 78 .388 32 victory in the reia), when he over­ Sox fumbled their chance and still runs in the last of the lOth, with Because of the good things your job WashlnitOn ...... 49 78 .386 32 \~ makes possible for you and your family? " TODAl"S PITCHERS took the Polish anchor man in the lrail the Yankees by six and a Al Smith doubling in the winning Detroit at Cleveland (N) - Lary final strides. balf games with 27 to play. tally with two out. Nice home? Car? AU kind s of labor­ 8-15 VI Wynn '14-15. The rally took the sting out of Boston at Builimon IN) - Nixon The time was 43.6 seconds. Kellner lost a shutout in the saving appliances? We Americans have 11 -8 vs Brown 5-7. It was the seventh U.S. gold fourth when be hit Sherm Lollar the shoddy Cielding which almost plenty of reasons! W ••hlngton at New York IN) - Cor Kemmerer 7-9 VI Dltmur 8-3. medal in the week·long compeli­ with a pitch. caused a heartbreaker loss Chic8g0 at K8nsas City (N) - WUson tion. A single by Larry Doby and a McLish, who had a one hitter and One of the best of them is the Payroll 13-8 V8 Gorman 4-7. Savings Plan your Government olTers Road America- you. Thi s plan makes saving for the things we really want easy. You simply sign a card in the payroll Femmes Fatale offi ce where you work. Sign up for the amount of money yo u wBnt. Then th ll t • - To 'Teach' Men • amount is set aside for you-automati­ ELKHART LAKE, Wis. - Is the cally. When there's enough, a U. S. Sav­ {"male of the species more deadly ings Bond is bought ill your name and than the male? Rudyard Kipling given to you. • said she is in his famous poem, The Banks of Iowa City "The Female of the Species." And now Saving! Bonds are beller than In a sports car way they are e(er! Every Series E Savings Bond pur­ going to get the answer to this Will Not Be Open for :Business chased since f ebruary I, 1957 pays 3U% question on Road America during interest when hcldto maturity. 1L pays the Autumn Speed Classic here the higher in terest, too, in the earUer years, week-end of September 7 and 8. For two women have entered as a.t1d matures in ol1ly eigh t years and 11 co·drivers in "Road America 500," Monday; Sep.t .2 mon ths. the SOO-mile, 125-lap race that will So there's an extrareason to sign up for the climax the two days of events sponsored by the Sperts Car Club In Observance of Payroll Savings Plan where you work now, of America. Let higher·interest Savings Bonds work THE FEMININE entries are PART OF EVERY AMERICAN'S for you every day-including holidays I Denise McCiuggage of New York City and Ruth ltevy of Los Angeles, SAVINGS BELONGS IN Calif. They will be driving a Labor Day Porsche 550RS and, despite the D. S. SAVINGS BONDS 1 array of topnotch male driving , ' talent lined up for tbls big race, Lega I Holiday they hope to teach the men ales· 2'111 t/, S. GOIItI'IIIM'" tIM. /101 PlSY for Iltil ..1Iv.rl;""..", . Till TrlOlury lk,.".,/111111 tllGMl.. son. for IIIIq palriolic 4011411011, 1M AtWlrlilinI COlUlcil CIIItl • WHilE THE SHINY, low-slung i\o~erh ouse sports cars wUl be arM'ing here all week, they will Iowa State Bank & Trust Co'. \ first roar into public view Satur­ day, September 8 when oCflcial I • and -1)aily Iowan pracUce begins at 9 a.m. But to get back to Rudyard Kip­ , . ling. 'In his "The Female of the Species" he had this to say:; "When the RymaJayan peasant meet. the he-bear In hi. prtde _, "He Ihouts to IClre the moniter, ""ho wtll often tum aalde. . 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