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,.. , Ike Revi.ews For;the Governor's Safety Peress Gase r U.S. Defense Report Tells ". AchieYements 0148 Errors WASHINGTON (JP) -,- Sen~tora QUANTICO, Va. (IP) - Presi who investicalM tile question 01 dent Eisenhower said Tl1uJ'sday "who promoted Peres 'I" reported plght there has beeh a solid ac Thursday the elise WIIS coni comllllshment in national de PQunded by .8 errors, l" clu~Un& Ga fense, including the incorpora poor jUdiffient and Improper e~ tion or "new weapqns ol unpre prdination. . cedehted tactical and strategic Five Arl)lY Fnerala. anlonit Importance." ' others, were na~ b, the Se - The chief executive set forth ate fnvestiiations subcon'lmittt~ his views In a message to Sec as lUiI1y of enor$ in the c.~e or retary 01 Defense Charles E. the promotion lind honorable Wilson as the third annual "sec dlscharie ot Maj. Irvin&, PereJlS, retaries conference" opened at after he had refused to sa)' this Marine base. whether 'he was a Communtst. Eisenhower, who had visited The subcommittee's report, the two previous sessions ol the signed by $:" 01 its seven mem top-level civilian and military bers, raised no question of suti JOPLIN, Mo. (JP) - Audrey oCCiclals, expressed his regret at version in the handling at the Brahdt, 42-year-old rarm hand being unable 10 attend this year. Peress case br the mititary. who clunl 23 hours to a story He explained that he leaves to Retuse. T. Sip that he beat and raped two-year night for the Geneva four-power The . seventh subcommittec meeting. member, Sen. George Bender old Donna Sue Davls at Sioux Nuclear Weapons (R-Ohlo), refused -to sign. l;iI City, told police lale Thursday Although the :President did said the report should have 5t t his account WIL'I II hoax. not elabora te on his reference to ed specifically that there W:l $ 0 Brandt tpld John ShOWers, act new weapons, he obviously had evidence to support the sligg'~ In, detective captain, that he ir. mind the constantly growing, tion, raised by Sen. JQ ph Mc bad lienrd an account of the kid widely varied "family" a! nu Carthy (R-Wis.), that sorpe clear weapons, guided missiles, "Communist mastermind" in lfle naping and raping of the child rockets and other equipment ol Penta,on was Involved. over an lIufomobile radIo while. the a [omic age arsenal. riding In lhe vicinity of Sioux Peress was a ~rooklyn d City. Emphasis in this year's mili GOV. LEO HOEGH stra, o.n a saleiy beU which was Installed tlst who had entered t)1e Ar >' He did not say why he told tary meellni is on internaUonal In the rovernor's official car Thur day. The b~lts were douted Jan. I, 1963, with the rank or by the manufacturer. "I'm wlllln, to try the belts," the rovernor police he. had s.tolen the child, aspects of the national defense captain. He was promoted ~o problems. Although the civilian said, "If It means mskln&, auto rldlnf sater," then beaten and raped her. major Nov. 3, 1953, althouih he . Stili Reid chiefs, generals and admirals had refused to state on Army including the Joint Chiefs of Police continued to hold him forms whether tie was a Com on a vagrancy chnrge and cor Stare-hold detailed reviews and munist. He also' refused later discussions ot problems, no de tinued to check into the possi to answer questions raised by bility he may hl\ve had som~ cisions are made at the Quantico Khrushchev .To Join McCarthy, then cbaJrmnn a! the connection with the aHair. They conferences. • subcommittee, about alleged At the ou1.<;et of the business also awaited results ' of a com ComJ;l'lunist links.. • parison 01: Brandt's fingerprints sessions today, the theme of the ' MeCarthy wrote the Army pn conference - "international re with those {ound In the baby's Feb. I, 195 .. it ought to hold Up sponsibilities .of the Department Russian Delegation: room. the honorable discharge; the SiOl1)( <;:lty Pollce Chief James of Detense" - will be set by a MOSCOW (,II') - Communist ------.-~-- (AP "tr.Dhe'el halt-dozen speakers. sena Lor haa been demandIng n O'Keefe said that he has not re party boss Niklta S. Khrushchev ter Zhljkov came along?" SECRETARY OF TATE JOHN FOSTER DULLE Is Interviewed by newsman, with microphone. DelerJbe Problems c;ourt-mart.lal tor Peress lnstelld. laxed the manhunt In his area and Marshal Georgi K. Zhukov, Walter Walmslcy, U.S. charge at. the French Foreign Ministry In Paris Thursday rollowinr hi arrlv I h i' plane. Next to him 18 George V. Allen, assistant sec However, the day lIrter ?Jc while outho\'/ties were checking defense minister, are going to the d'aflairs, commented that army French Forelrn ~lInlstrr Antoine PI nay. Dulle spent three hours with U.S. eXJH!rts roln, over Brandt's story. retary of state for Near Eastern, Carthy sent his letter, Percs.~ was Geneva conference with Premier men might pe more intllrested In honorably discharged, leaving Drol)Osals tbe Americans, British and French will put to the Rus lans when they meet "at. the awn ArreMed In Joplin South Asian and Alrican affairs, Nikolai A. Bulganin: Thc Pre- arms than in disarmarrioot, and mit" In Geneva, wlurrland, ned week. and Adm. John H. Cassady, eom with the rank at major. The sub Brandt was arrested by Jop mander of naval forces in the mier said Thursday night this the goateed !;Julganin reLorted: committee majority charged lin police aft ~l' a truck. driver, with whom he had hitch-hiked, Eastern AtJllntlc and Mediter means the Soviel delegation "Is "I do not think ' so. I have Thursday that Army counselor a ride became suspicious and ranello, ' will d e~cribe the prob the very summil." said before and J say again that John G. Adams, since resi(1'led, lems of those areas. Khrushchev, Zhukov, Bulgan- nobody underslanC\s the terro~s "showed dlsre.,pect tor the sub told police Brandt's app~srance corcespQJldcd j.o th desCJ'lption To depict the situation on the in, Foreign Minister V. M. Malo-- a nd hardsh ips oC w~r tietter than committee when be chose to. dls other side of the world, three tov and Deputy Foreign Minisler solrliers. We know what war is." rC(3td" MCC;lrthy's leller. . or ~h!! tnon b~Uevcd to have 'kld ns ped -the-drlld, tlIJ.klfU'l11te the others, all In se Anclrei Grom1ko will make up Bulgl1nln Willi l'~f~rrlng to h1Jf1- McCanh)' A~OIIr 81" cret seSsion-are ready: The po the five-man Soviet delegation, self and Zhukov. Actually, Rul McCarthy was among the six St!owers said be was- Inclined to believe Brandt didn't know lIticl\1 situation in the Far East, the Kremlin announced. ganin ls a "pol'l(lcal" .JtIafsl'ial, who ~I(I1ed'rhursda)l's report.. PARIS (.4» - Secretary Or by Walter S. Robertson, assistant The ol!icial announcement having received his rank .trom .ft sald Secretary of thl) Army State John foster Dulles arrived much about the aUair. There one, wc can get the solutions we embourg. The organIzation was were several poInts on which his. secretary of sta te for Far East called this "government dele- Stalin in recognItion of wartlrpe a Stevens, who ha,s submitted his Thursday and went to work on are lookini for," formed to give West. Germany a story did not libe with the ern afrairs; the military situ gation." Khrushchev technicallY work far Crom t.l\c battleCronts. resignation - or pe.rhllps some proposals the American$, British 3 Power Sessions framework Cor rearmament. With known fac:ts. ation in the Far East, by Gen. among biB Pentagon superiors - is not a member or the govern- French·Soviet TOMts and French ' will put to the Rus This morning, after a meet- it went the Idea ot setting up FBI Cheek Maxwell D. Taylor, new Army ment, though he is a mem ber of Khrushohev, just as 8qliably di~ 8 disservice to the cpuntry in, sians when they meet Hat the ing with his starf, Dulles goes armament limits and contrors, Brandt repudiated his state chief of statt and recently the Parliament. His main title is that chatty as he was at tlte ·J.uly 4 as the .subcommittee put. H, de !t!mrnit" in Geneva next week. into session with Pinay and with the hope that one day lim mc;nt sho~ y oCte, be was closet supreme commander in that of secretary of the Sovict Com- party of the American Embassy, lay}ni facts aPout the c~ e [or . A U.S. spokesman reCuscd to Macmillan Lo look over the work, i1.<; nnd contmls might be exten ~ ed with Lc<> Ross, an FBI agent areal the military situatiOn In munisL party. But he has been joined in toast~ to French-Soviet almost a year. the Pacific, by Adm. Felix B. anSWl.!r questions about what the of the experts. cd to co untries beyond the Iron who had been working on the occupying an increaSingly dom!n- friendship and success at Gene . Among those blamed for errors proposals contoin. H seemed cer Today will also see a mcet- Curt!)in. ca.se at SioUx City. Ross brollght Stump, commander-in-chief, Pa ant role in Soviel arrairs. The va. He sold the dr:legation wOllld cific. were Maj. ·Gen. Miller B. White, tain French agreement must ing of foreign ministers tram The meeting is sc;heduled to a brief case. tun or data to JOp recent prominence of Marshal leave for Geneva Saturday. the president of the Army Per ~ave meant inclusion of Premier the seven countries or the new deal with setting up elections lin ~o check Brapdt's story nnd Zhukov has indicated a strong "Mr. Khrushchev," a cOrres sonnel Board; Lt. Cen. Walter L. edgar Faure's plan for the big Wcstorn ~uropcan Union in the Saor territory, long In dis Lo compilre hjs accpunt with evi rise In the influence o[ the Sov- pondent asked, "when was it de Weible, dl!puty Army chief or powers to cut slices from their France, tJrltoin, West Germany, pute betwe n Francc aod ~r dence gathered at iI'e source. iet armed forces. clded that you would be part of statl; Gen. Charles Bolte, then defense budgets Dnd pool these Italy, Belgium, Holland nnd Lux- many. Ross made no comment ofter Two. Engines Thursday night Khrushchev and the Soviet delegation?" vio~ chief of staft; . Brig. Gen. his interview with the prisoner, ' savings In a fund to raise living ------~------Bulganin headed a I(IOU P of lead- "What dlfrerence does that Ralph W. Zwicker, who was standa rds ill poor countries. but shOrt1y afterward Showl,'rs ers helping celebrate Bastille make?" asked the pal1y boss,' : Peress' commandin& officer; and Also expected to be among the announcE:d the latter had told Dead, Plane Day lit the French Embassy. Re- "Mr. Khrushchev," an Italtqn Lt. Gen. W. A. Burge . o/estern proposals were plans him his story ~a s 11 hoax. for: Senate Expresses Hope New Statement \ porters buttonholed both of them correspondent interjected, "It Signing Thurs(lay's teport were • , , I. . In hi! newest statement, tp inquire about the announce- would make some di.Clerence to McCarthy, Chainh:m John Mc I. Unltylng West ~rmany and Lands Salely ment made a few hours before. hisLory." Clellan (D-Ark.), Henry Jack Communist East G l'many, under Brandt said he was not in Sioux .. .' \ "Summit" Deleratlon son (D-Wash.>, Stuart Syming carefully supervised free clec City Sunday night, Showers said. HAMILTON AIR FOR C E "The composition of our dele- "What matters to history," sQ1d For Safellites' Freedom Wll!! ton (D-Mo.), Ervin (D-N.C.J, lions. He vague as to exactly BASE, Calif. (.IP) - A Strategic gation is the very summit," Bul- ~hrushchev , "Is whether we wt\erc h'e was; the police orrfcer 40 aod Karl Mundt (R~S.D.l. . WASHINGTON (JP) - The Air Command Globemas~r which ganin said. "For instance; how some good work in GenevD." 2. Cutting atomic and other added. . tlew more than 700 miles over arms under a system of interna SCMte proclaimed its hope for said it could easily be interpret could we di sc u ~s disarmament Then, casing away from th.e the (recing of Soviet satellite He told Showns he had lelt the fog-shrouded PacifiC with tional inspect!0m ' lid a\lroad as a , U.S. polley of l.a Por,te City, .' J9wa, .~everal · III Geneva unless Defense Minis- reporterS, he added: nation!! Thul'sday and then, w!t.h two of its engines dead and ~7 ~l'PfPW' s~ List "stirring up revolt" in friendly' weeks alo and worked a "Look, if I stand around talk several members expressing mis tor men aboard, landed at ~is base Lightning Kills A group of m~lc an, British countries. time with a carnival. He said he ing to you boys I'll miss one of .. • •. I ' ~t 10:08 p.m. ' and French experts finished their givings, Look a stnnd against Sen. lireen (D-R.l .>, who had left hla car at SI. Clair, Mo., these." He waved a champagne list of topics and detailed propos colonlali~m. handled the resolution on the The big CJ24 transport had glass. when he ran out ot gasoline and been escor~d for the last three Decision Racing.Fan · als Thursday morning. The U.S. The ' resolution putting the floor, said the United States has was hitcnh~ing when picked up. Few Banquets spokesman said. Dulles spent Sena Le 01') record as hoping that been ~tarred with a kind of col "'Ian& Man Held hours. by all ~vai1able rescue A reporter commented he un planes on \ihe Pacific coast, al Countryman Tells What . LONDON (JP)-lJghtnlng bolts IiIlTee hours Thursday going over the captlves ot "alien despotism" onial guilt-by-associalion in Dubuqu~, Iowa, police mean derstood the Big Four leaders killed a horse-racing tan at the work with Jacob Beam, chief will reJaln the right of seU many parts of the world." He time, held an. Indiana man .for thoul'h Air Force officers insist were gain', to Geneva for "lots ol ed thilt tBe plane never was in Makes a Meeting fashionable "acot Thursday and ot the U.S. experts. government was adopted 89-0 on said: Questioning after ' arresting- bim negotiations but fe", banquets." real 'danger and tha t the extra knocked out !nore than 100 the eve of President Eisenhow in an. aJlE!y. 9;t 3 a.m. We(lnesday. DES MOINES (JP) - Atty. Gen. "That's aU right with me, and . Dulles paid a quick call to "The Communists busily seek precautiws were taken because others while they were studying French Foreign Minisler Antoine er's depatture for lhe Geneva to promote the Impression in Asia He WaS'identlfied as Mar~in roll, Day too Countryman Thursday I'll shake hands on lJ1at," Khru their bets for the: next race. 42, Elkhart, 1M. : . of the number ot passenger~, all Pi nay. Afterward Pinay told re Big Four summit talks. and Africa that the United issued a set of rules to help coun shchev said. Pollee gld he told being in of the 1.~7th Regimental Combat . And dense logs caused two It contained no specific men ot ty officials decide whether a Diplomatic quarters regard the porters he thought the Geneva States is an Imperialist ~wer. Team. ship collisions as the. death toll conference may slart a long ser lion or communism, Soviet Rus The fact is, of coutse, that ·the Sioux City , during the past meeting is a conference or a delegation as the strongest the weeken8. A parl ot the Air Force opera from a midsummer week-Ion, ies at negotiations, and lay a lla, or the Geneva talks, but worst imperialism on the face of convention. U.S.S.R. ever sent to an East :ovas wanted In IQwa tions ' Gyroscope, the CI24 trans heat wave In arHain and West soJid basis for peace. Se nate Republican Leader Know the earth is centered in Moscow." 111U tor This is an interesting question West conference. 11.<; adviserS will ern Europe approached the 100 a nd or California said there is parole Violation, oftlcers said, port, with a crew ot eight and British Foreign Secretary Har ror county officials because it's include Jacob A. Malik, Georgi mark. "only one tyrannical power loose and added he had served sen 79 passenlers, left Hickam Field, old Macmillan commented that illegal to gb to a convention at N. Zarubin and S. A. Vinogradov, Two men jumped intc~ the hig. in the world today, and that is tences- for breaking and entering HawaII, 101' Travis Air Force the Geneva session had been ar taxpayers' expense. ambassacjors respectively to Bri torlc Tiber at Rome to cool of( the Sovlt't Union." Appeal Courl Rules at the Iowa state penitentiary Base, north of here Thursday. ranged witJ\ the idea of begin tain, the United States and and were fishedlrom the water. Is Not Blndlnf and' reformatory. No sex 'ot!enses It devFped engine trouble at The attorney general's opin njng "a new series of negotia France, Georgi M. Puslikln, am Oslo placed restrictions on I. were included in Hill's available 5 p.f!I. atld two 'hours later had ~on says county tax money can The resolution is merely an Against Law Guild · bassador to Communist East Ger lawn sprinkUnf to conserve the tions, by which patiently, one by record, they safd. both starRoatd engines stopped. be used to pay expenses of offi Il xpresslon or Senate sentiment. many, and Vladimir S. Semyen city's water supply. All air rt:lCue 'planes on the Pa cials who go to conferences. [t does not require House action WASHINGTON (JP) -The U.fi. ov, deputy foreign minister and dfte C: were summoned to its The question was raised by Except -[or the palace garden M Ie T De "d' Elnd is not bindi ng on Eisenhower Court of Appeals refused Thurs Scott County Attorney Marlin former Soviet high commissioner party, B&italn'j; yourijj Queen ee IRa . '0 CI e or anyone else. day to interfere, at this stage ' ald. ' t. i. ',' ElizabetH' would have been at · , : b. Leir at Davenport. The opin in Germany. Both the President and Secre at least, with Atty. Gen. Herbert ion was written by Assistant While the Geneva conference Ascot at t~ tlm~ the storm CI"Y"le Bu;ld"lng Slel~ tary of State Dulles have said Brownell Jr.'s move to list the Atty. Gen. Oscar Strauss. is concerned with world wille broke ov~r the race cour~e. One I .:; they intend to raise. the sateUit(. National Lawyers Guild as a bolt struck tlie main stand near : tensions this makeup underscored .:j uestlbn at the Big Four meet subversive organization. .4 It says there's no getting around the royal box. . The CIVIC building site com- emphasis tirst on' Germany and :ng. I~ an unanimous decision, th~ the expeose ban on conventions The same violent electrical mit{ee wlll hOld its third meet sceond on European problems. The second resolution, adopt judges told the Guild that before but the meeting isn't a conven storm that hit Ascot also killed iog tonight in attempt to find a ~ f~~i~t:~~ ed 88-0 'lIi~h Sen. Fulbright (D coming to court it must tion it it is a "conference for the five other persons-~wo teenage location for City Hall and recre 'A PITTSBURGH (JP) - The AFL betterment and benefit of the in New Owners Raze boys and a - lirl sheltering to- atlonal facilities. Ark.) Y'ltlng "present," was a throLigh a Justice Department Aluminum Workers - already dividual officer." gether at Sollthampton, a tarm The committee has narrowed policy horse' of another color. hearing, even though it claims committed to join the CIO Unit The board of supervisors should Des Moines Hotel worker at Alton, .nd a soldier at the possible sites down to four: The resolution, which originat the attorney general has pre ed Steelworkers In ba'rgainlni decide on the educational value the Bisley Rlfle meet, Britain's the Musser !larking lot, the Com ed in the House, would put Con judged the hearing. strategy - opened wage talks at the trip before the orticial. DES MOrNES (JP) - A salva,e iOp sh·ootlng event. munHy Building site, the CoI- IIt'ess on record as favoring a "We cannot assume In advance Thursday with the Alu'mlnum starts, the rullng said. and wrecklnl{ crew Thl.rsday 'be- The Ascot vicUJ1' was Mrs. lege Street Park and present U.S. 'foreign policy thai would at a hearing that a responsible Company of ' America, the nB An earlier ~u1jng on when " gan, razing Hotel Plaza at Fifth Barbara B'lltt, 29, who had gone City Hall site. "support other peoples in their executiv~ official ot the govern tlon's biggest aluminum produc convention is not a convention l\i'd Grand Avel'ues.. i to the races w,th her husband. Tonight's meeting will be held efforts to achieve self-determina ment will tall to carry Gut his er. was issued by the attorney gen- The hotel was sold last MarCh They were ex~ctlnl their first in secret to prevent land specu tion or independence under cir manifest duty," the three-judie The cIa union began its wage eral's office Dec. 18, 1953. to a subsidiary of the Central child next November alter nine lation on sites the committee cumstances which will enable court said. "Our conclusion on talks with ALCOA Tue day and It made a distinction between Nation~l a.nk and Trust ("0. An years ot m~rrlaie . . ' might become interested in, them to aSsume and maintain an the point is tnat the plaintiff presented demand. for an hourly "meetin~ for serious discussion" official of lhe bank aid Thurl. The 8,lOS-jU! Am e r J c a p- chairman William Hart said. equal station among the free na must await the e~enl r, her than . wale IO:crease and a classifica and "mere jQnkets Which are day plans for the u~e of th~ co.r owned stea~ Innes collided The J3 - member committee lions of the world." attempt to anticipate it." tion of olb, Into pay iToups. • primarily ror the purpose of so- ner have not yet been \!ompletep. with the 5,f08-.tDn Norwegian was . chosen by 'Mayor Leltoy Stems From Banduilr ,. . The lawyers' gropp appeale~ . . _ The An.. union, heaClecl b'y cial entertainment:' bL\t applied Other sources reported the Black Heron otf tbe 'Dutch North Mercer to site for Jt . stemm~ from the recent re~ommend · a afler losing two attempts , in ll. l AUd.rey 8ran~t 11dfi.1A .ft. ~t,hl,}r. ex~t~ ,tq only t~ county attorney~ and nol site will be a j)arkini.lot for ~e Sea coast but suttered ob"ly IijJht a p1JSSible. d'Vlc buiJditt.a to1llle Africa-Asia conference in Ban lower cotlrt to halt the attOrney .. ,- ~~ ~'- ·.J Cim~)o...J- 'p~Dt ~lar , demand., COWlty oUlciala. bank.' ,. daJna(e, c:ity cowu:il. - , ...' dung IUld Sen. MWldt (R-S.D.) general:s proteeloU"as. ,-."". , 'n"""!)""oW" ( .. \ l1.F lOW ,'-low:1 it '. Ta.-Frl. Jul, 15, 1955 Ma • 1:Iood les b~ dean , -- .. Atomic .. Age Pas~es Tt We Have the Machinery- • Ne\\ 01 aliI Iowa's last state legislature passed a law to permit the thousa couunitment of "criminal sexual psychopaths" to state hospitals Tenth Ann'iversary lI·hO for treatment. This is a great step forward for the belief that a By THE ASSC)ClATED PRESS unexp Ten years ago this week man the thousands, ~ family so diver person with a record of sexual public offense is a sick person decade ahead. mediCI terrified hlmsell by winning a sified thai one member can be The ·band 01 scientists and and is in need ()f core in u hospital instead of a penal instii monumental scientific victory. used merely to blowout an military men who gathered In a [)OCI tution. He produced an atomic weap- enclTll airfield or anothClr to lonely corner of the sprawlinr manY '. In. many r.esp cts this might be considered a "preventive" on. , vaporize the biggest city. Alamogordo air base was Small lar pa law rather thalY a "p\mitivc" law. Its purpo e i ' to help these Now he has liveq wltll it . for Their blasts can wipe out great by comparison with the tens of IPg. I a gervous decadc, wal~hiG'i its Ina!ies dc humanity in an instant thousands who were to conduct variou persQ~ b~omo norm'al members of society. ]n so doing per mounting power and m~ml:Jers and threaten t:cuntless others 'tests in later years. but tlleir IIJ ,11, huPf ~~. ~\Ient ~he necessity of committing them to prison dqminate political decisions. re.. With lingering death from radio names now are famous. An after soJriefuture crime has been committed. make }he art ot war and t11r~teh aFlivity. Thcy can unleash heat ManhaUan Dl!drict .tion· The"easll of Altdrey Brandt, 42-year-old farmhand, who rum eacti da,y with extinet!op. greater lhan th;!t of the sun it Heading the Manhattan Dla. actual . ;rhe United States made ' tfie s~lt. trict, the very name of which cmleli has bee' icated in the ~ape-murdei of Donna Sue Davis weapoh first ,because it won a I Anxious Men was high secret, was Maj. Gen. humal of Sioux Jty Aserves to"' )it lustratet the need of such a law. race with Nui scientists. ror The at'omic weapon age opened Leslie R. Groves. with Brig, Gen. ..-f1flJi .. pp nT\S Pj . slo~ that ~randt paid $100 fine and spent five yea~s the weapon belonged at Alamogorqo. ~.M., on July 16, Thomas F. Farrell as his depuly. ThiI exclusively to the United Statel. 1945, like a Wagnerian opera. Both were Army engineers. The 30 days in pi! In edar 'Rapids in 1947 on a charge of molest- c~lIed !J.-Q\.. No one expected it would remain Pilch darkness, storm, lightning. command was military. ,bllt mjlch , ing·.hildren .ill theaters. He was ano ~ed in 1954 in Waterloo for&ver exclusive, but Russia .pealing thunder greeted the band of the personnel was civllian - on a1 charge 'of molesting children, but was released. IIc pre learned its se~rcts tar faster than of men who came to the desert men like Doctors Robert Oppen In " h viously had been piclced up in Des 10ines and Lincoln, Neb., was forecast. at night to tcst thcir weapon. It heimer, Vannevar Bush. R. F. mec Today atomic weapons exist by was an omen for the anxious Bacher, James Conant, Enrico 11 bY on morals cases but was released both times. Fermi. Alvin C. Gr~v~es and K. polle This sort of record scems to indicate this man needed some' T. Bainbridge. Since 1940, thelie lorei help. 111e way to hclp him was not to give him a light fine or scientists had been working har toward the goal of crE!'ating ex pens td release hhn ~vith a waming. lIe needed the attention of Teachers Learn~ I·nsfrucl plosion by fission of atoms. [n an doctors and hospital care. Now all the years of calcula var[o • Wednesday Brandt was picked up by authorities in Joplin, tions, of theories. of laboratory All )' tests. of refining Uranium, at pleas Mo., and con(essed to ~eating and raping Donna Sue. Thurs In Speec:h~Drama Workshop ,I building huge and secrJt plants the e d"y he denied that h~ was guilty and claimed his whole "confes Teachers from Iowa high were past. The moment for prool pink sion" was a hoax: schools ate learning while they malic arts, discussion and de had arrived. lerflY $2 Bllllon Investment ./ repor . :' Is ~(1'1~u!1~? '; ; I, " ! are instructing In the 24th Sum bate, or voice and speech devel .. ," opment. Four nights before, 1n an old migh ~t ~ dOl) t ~no{V. Tha~ ~nust be determined by a jury and . , " mer Workshop for high school ranch house, the scientists had passl I' Dramatic arts scque~e in a.(Joul't OJ), tbc eViden e that is presented both by police author- stUdents in speech and dramatic started putting together the com ducln cludes acting. stagecraft, make- jtf~~ l bY ' counsel fOr his defense. . arts. ponents of th'e first bomb. the ClI The purpose of the workshop up, costumes, and lighting. The plosivE!' charge. the rudimentary -Eor .Ju.eu..likc Brandt. Iowa law now offers some help. trigger. What they assembled , , - is two . fold. according . to Prof. discussion and debat~ group are J s btc"a'li';e the mac'linery is there, the law will not auto represented a two-bilUon-dollar CDn Hugh F. Seabury. advisor in concerned with official high government investment. tically take care of them. of Ih "Sorry, but if you can't p"Of)e you'l'e 21 I can't Set'V6 you!" charge. It provides facilities for school problems for di; cussion Two days before scheduled pain Commitment of a sexual psychopath directly to a state high school and university in and propositions for debate. shot time, they had hoisted .the ~Ise Students interested in radio and bulky, instrument-festooned gad muse! SPHal requires a hearing similar to a hearing for commit· Better Iowa Citv Contest- ., " I structors 10 learn and observe de television lrarn prociucllon tech get to the top oC a steel tower . ent of an insane person. 1_ monstration teaching, and at the The time set for the detonation There l;utv~ beep many insanity hearings in which rela- . same time the students profit by niques and performance in the "S-hour" (shot hour) was 4 a.m., In participating in discussion, de WSUI radio station and the SUI but when that hour arrived a luch t es and f~d lmve petitioned the courts not to approve Bypass Would Rel,·e· ve Hea.vy bale, and dramatics. Television Center. violent thunderstorm was wh[p clllin ltlie eommit'l\tent . eoou e of the stigma caused by the word ping the area. The timetable was \ Toba The workshop is a part of the Most of the students also par " sanity." Though thcy believe they are acting to "save" the reset to 5:30 a.m. porta Department of Speech and Dra ticipate in SUI theatrical pro- Hark matic Arts summer program. Closest Observerll relatives and friends actually are ductions. "Yellow Jacket." a The closest observers were SIp He d nyingrson's , therepu~tiPn hN~llY , tl~ese jll perspll the very care Rnd help that Troll,·, on '/0' wa C,·fy Streets The enrollment in ihis sum Chinese fantasy which will be smnk tloned in a timber and earth dug. mer's workshop is 71, nearly necds. presented in the University out almost six miles from the actio twice that of last year. 'Ilheatre July 19-21, will be a bomb site. where the controls [or In We expect tbat tl¥J same condition will prevail in the High school stUdents from all workshop production. Most roles the test were situa ted. At an· weak to Highway 218 south; or, from bulJd Section A. many an acci arings on the comr'nitmcnt of sexual psychopaths. The courts over the nation may participate feature high school students. other point, nearly 10 miles dis peete Highway 1 west. to Highway 1 dent.will be prevented.. rfust be encouraged by. strong public support to act for the if they are recommended by thel.r This production will conclude the tant, Groves. Bush and some 01 lems east. would not g& too much out I have planned six way~ to teachers and meet other qualifi 1955 summer speech workshop. the other top officials took their No ~od of the sick person - not on the requests of relativcs of his way going II around Iowa leave Iowa City to get onto the cations. They have to be at SUI educators are assisted by stand. \lvel.\' 'td fricnds. City on this bypass to i et to bypass. Highway 261 north, least Sophomores and have speech 14 high school teachers in in A timer chanted the moment.! stops. where he would '*l nt to and he would connect to the turnpike j Our last legislature gave us the machinery to help tlle interests. ,The majorIty of'the structing the workshop partici over a loud-speaker - "minus are c would get to the r other side of and both ends 01 the bypass students are from Iowa. pants. Ii ve seconds . . . four ... three lerV' bitual sexual offender. It is up to the citizens to make it the (!ity much fasler and on a would connect to it. so there The workshop began June 27 The girls are housed in Currier ... two ... now!" ot an. ork. much better highWay than if he would be three entrances to the and will run through July 22. Then came a swiftly' mountin" one would go through'Jihe city on its tu~npike. The four main en Annex. and the boys live in . Thrce main areas Of st4dy are Hillcrest dormitory. Both groups unearthly white light, the punch form ... inadequate road~ .b·) traflces to the bYI?8SS from Iowa of a racing shock wave and the varlo A bypass aroupd Iowa city city would be Highway 6 west, available to the ' particIpants. arc supervised by proctors and They can concentrate in dra- counselors. grumbling roar of the cxplosion. Jeren the ~ews- would not ruin th ll' beauty ot thc and east; Highway 218 south; Minimum Sbe city and thc camI/us. .Nobody and 261 north. Highway 218 For several years aiter Alamo wants to have a cloverleaf or north would not enter the turn gordo's "Trinity" test, the use of Th in, t two and a big ,~uper-highway pike, it would go under .it two bombs on Japanese targets GENERAL NOTICES been .S'. Should Be Considerate right in front ot the Capitol. (bridge). and the 1946 tests against naval General Notices should be deposited with the editor of tbe edito ships at Bikini there was beliel relief. 'Ilbey want one roing around The present Musca\ine Road, causl Iowa City. Evefrybody doeS, on wrhich goes Highway 6 east, rial page of The Dal..,. Iowan In the newsroom, Room 201, Com that the minimum size of an meth I've talked to mant ~eople aboUt would not enter the bypass, but munlcaUons Center. NoUces must be submitted by 2 p.m. the day atomjc bomb had to be 20.000- precedinc first publication; THEY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED BY Ma hen Punis~ing Turncoafs this problem. S go under it (another bridge). ton (20 kiloton) -energy. with In rebuilding Highway 218 Lower Muscatine would enter PHONE, and must bfI typel\ or leclbly wrltteD and signed by a re doubt about building up ,beyond be a they should build "Section B, on the bypass and would take the sponsible person; Nt> General No~:~e will be pUblished more than that range. treat By J. M. ROBERTS one week prior to the event. Notices of church or youth group with Auocla&ed Preu News Analyst my map, FIRST before building present Highway 6 load. That is forgotten now. Nuclear cold war. have been numerous. Section A . . Bec!!, e more acci- There would be a big six-way meeliol's will not M publillhed In the General Notices column un fi ssion explosions ranging from a of t There are indications that They have given more aid ant! dents happen oh Hfghway 218 clover leaf whert~ Highway 6 lea, an event taku "lace before Sunday mornlnr. Church notices single kiloton to 100 kilotons doses. comfort to the enemy ihan all should be deposite4 with &he Relil'lous news editor of The Daily until public opinion and the govern shown in red bet' etnhlowda city west. and new Highway 218, the have been detonated at the Ne ment .are preparing to take the the prisoners of war who have and North Libe ', n on Iowan in the newsroom, Room 201, Communications Center not vada proving ground: In the ..e· creat ever been subjected to Commu . a 0 b turnpike, and the Iowa City by- drugs ,hide off the three American boys Highway 218 sho 1Il green e- "'pass meet. later than 2 p.m. Thursday for publication Saturday. The Dally mote Pacific proving ground at who are coming home from nist indoctrination. And most of tween North Lib ty and Cedar Th' 1 . f thO t lowa.n reserves the right to edit all notices. Eniwetok, tests running lip to numb them have been let off for not Rapids. So if the build Section . IS P an 1S or some lIlg ou - one d~ ~mmunist China. THE SWIMMING POOL AT 7:30 p.m. in the Iowa Memorial half a million kilotons llre knowing what th~y did. B d t 't t b f th Side of Iowa City. but the con- does. It's a good time for a little an pu I 0 e e ore ey test is for ideas of how I believe the Women's gymnasIum will be Union River Room. A dl'Ol'teneu sumably have been carried out: , calm considera tion. No Prlvllel'es ------::------Il:--~-- Iowa City could be bettered, These. of course. are the mere, The .. The full record of what moti open for women's recreational version of the film, "Naughty The word turncoat is one of swimming Monday through Fri Marietta" wUh Nelson Eddy and conventional fissiQn explosions tisane vated these boys, of what they 'll r I B 'I'ff D' and since this would better Iowa - little things when measured relief the most scornful terms an Am did to comfort the enemy aside Jonere h K h I r \;oun y all .r , Ie - City. I think this letter is eligible day from 4 to 5 p.m. Swimmers Jeanette MacDonald will be erican knows how to use. A dou ror the con test. ' should bring their own caps. hown, followed by dancing and against the H-bomb. whlc from proving that they were de H-Bomb ~le turncoat -is. In many eyes, a fectionists among the American John L. Kerch ill , J"ohnson 23 "',j (Signed) Suits and towels will be fur refreshments. Graduate students man who is truly without a · t . t Ct· b '1' 19 , and opera ,d ' a grocery nished. The H-bomb is miscalled. Ac· troops in Korea. as there were Coun t y DIS fie our Jury al - store there. . '~ , Allen Rouse are invited to meet their fellow country. and deservingly so. 701 students. tually, hydrogen is only one 01 thousands and thousands of de Iff for the past 12 years, died . 'Survivors inclUdo his wife N. Templin Rd. Careful Punishment fectionists among the Chinese , PLAY NI(iHT AT THE FIELD the elem'ents that appe~.r ip the If the acts of these boys de troops, is not yet available. By Thursday at Mercy H~spital... from :whom l'le ..k:S separated House during tlte summer ses THE UNIVERSITY COOPEJt production of thermollJlC'\ear 1x- plosions. '.j, ' serve punishment, however, it their own ,account, they certain He had heen a patJent there severlill years ~go and who now sion will be each Tuesday and alive Babysitting League book The atomic - ' /lssion should be meted out in the most ly were no( treated as heroes since June 30 with a gall bla~?er l!~e$ In Oalii?rni&;, r8,~a... a sister. Friday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., will be in charge of Mrs. John weapo~ for stAmmer Bess ion students, and fusion - which e,q.st. or are carefully judicious fashion that a among the Reds. Their privileges ,! Coxe Jr. Telephone her at 8- ailment. MH. Bessie Hutton, t~dar Rap- close to perfection today ~all into democracy can apply. do not seem to have greatly sur Kerchill was born in South ids. . staff and faculty and their 0408 if a sitter or information spouses. two classes: They themselves say they have passed those of the impresse~ Dakota, son of Mr. lind Mrs. BULLETIN about joining the J;roup is de coolie workmen. • • Services will be 2 p.m. Sat Activities available include sired. 1. Tactical bombs, missiles, not becn smart. Indeed, they John Kerchill. He lived in Ra have been awfully dumb. But, For years Soviet Russia has urday at the Brosh Chapel, Ce swJming. basketball,. vollcy ball, rockets and cannon projectiles, wben not even half educated, been saying to her defeclionists cine. Wis., and later in Cedar dar Ra\pids, and burial will be .badminton. paddle tennis and for use against trobps on the 1hey were picked up and sent off abroad, "Come home. all is for Rapids. , table tengls. DANCING IN THE RIVER battlefield, shipsl\t- ~ea .., enemy in Czech Nation~ cemetery. UNIVERSITY ' CALENDAR Room during the summer is plane formations ~~ ~eitlc mili to a very strange land to figh t. given." The appeal has lost its A resident of lIowa City for 18 Speoial instruction for those touch in later years be.cause the FRIDAY, JULY 15. 1955 sponsored by the Summer Stu- tary targets such .j(t(li supply They were captured by the years, he had operated a hotel who wish to learn to swim or to enell\Y. The enemy is a skilled Soviet police state has such improve their strokes will be dent Union Board. First dance is dumps, transportatlc$''centers or on Market Street. UNIVERSITY e.leDClar l&ema Saturday from 8 to 12 p.m. fea- naval or air bases. " seduC'er of the mind. With little strange ideas of forgiveness. It av'ailable between 7:30 and 8 will not pay the United States .re sehedulecl In Ute Pred· turing Leo Cortimiglla and his 2. The weapons strategic if any intellectual background to He had serv~ on the C • TIlE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, Ia.-¥rl•• ,ai, 15. 1'5~.,. I Many Fighting Non-Existent Enemios- Army (hief Miss Universe Hopef!Jls He learned a lesson City Record From a Private BOlUS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hum-. - New findings on the treatment TOKYO fA') - Somebody once phreys, R_R. 3, a IiEI Thursday-: of allergies is giving hope to asked GeD. Maxwell D. Taylor, a~ Mercy HospitaL thousands of men and women All-State Music Campers the Anny's new chief ot stalf, why he cho e to be a paratrooper. DEATHS who have previously suffered John Leonard Kaerehell, 1T, . "I never knew wby I picked unex plainable and untreatable 612 E. Market St., Thursday that outfit," the lean, blue-eyed at Mercy HospitaL ,. medIcal problems. general rep~, "until one day Doctors are discovering that when J was talking to a private POLICE COVaT I : many cases of head~hes, muscu in Normandy." Carl Gaines, Des Moines, ~!I lar pains, . heart trouble, stutter Taylor expleined that when he ordered to 'serve 'our days bl ' ing, eye trouble, fatigue and was commanding general of the Johnson County Jail 'or 'allure varioWl other ailments are caused LOlst Airborne, he called on re to pay a $17.50 fine on a charp 111 allergies. cruits whenever possible and ot intoxication. An allergy is an unusual situ welcomed these new men into Charles Patterson, 193 Kirk- • .tion. If a person is allergic, he the division. Among the ques wood Ave., was tined. ,17.50 on actually is defending against en tions he usually asked was "How a charge at reekless drlvlDl. ,: tmies that don't exist. The do you like bemg CI paracnutlst!' human body rights oft disease "I don't," a newcomer shot · . mms bv turning out antibodies. back one day in the ields near John Ciardi, Poet, ThlI abtomatic' mechanism is Carentan. " I don't II. jumping railed an allergic reaction. out at airplanes." Wbal Causes Ailments? "It you don't USee jumping out To Speak Monday of airplanes, Ulen whal are you , - [n allergic persons, the body ( A P Wir.pllolo) John Ciardi, poet, leeturer aneS doing as a parachutist?" Taylor FOURTEEN BEAUTIES trom torelcn lands. amonr some mechanism is triggered needless .5 translator, will speak OD "The. asked. hopeful. seeklnr 'he UUe of MI.. Vn h'erse of 1955. leave lhe ly by such substances as dust, Play Impulse in Poetry" at the pollen, wheat, eggs or other "Because I like being with plane that brourht them to Lou Beach, Calif., Thur day_ foreign supstances that aren't men who like jumping out of State University of Iowa Mon airplanes." harmful at all, When this hap day at 8 p.m. I pens the body may be affected "For gosh sake put 'er there;' Erse ~otes Increase in Latin Students The author of sever,} vo}\UIlt!. In any number or places, causing Taylor exclaimed, shaking the at verse, and editor of tile book, J various ailments. young recruit's hand. "That'S Prot. Gerald F . Else, head of The three-week workshop, "Mid-Century Ameriean PGeti;" AlIeI'8Y can play many un the way 1 teel too, but I never realized it before." the Iowa Latin WOrkshop, which which may be tallen [or three he will speak In the Pentacrest pleasant tric~s, some serious, in closes here today, believes that hours or credit, is tor the purpose .L_ Combal Jumpe the so':called dead language is Room of the new addition to w. the eyes. Putty, swollen lid$ and or conveying new InformaUon to j pink-eye are forms of ocular al Taylor has made seven jump.~, not really dead at all. the teochers attendl{lg. Iowa Memorial Union. lergy. One of the latest medical two of them in combat. In Nor , He soid this is conrtrmed I:1y Now a member of the En,1ls~ reports even suggests that it mandy and Holland !he jumped reports from 15 Latin teachers HOMEMADE ODA department or Rutgera urt.!yerr> micht be worth checking on the with his division, the tamed IOlst who attended thc worksho,J and Homemade iCt! cream soda: Mix sity, Ciardi formerly taupt i\. poIi$lbllity of allergy in pro PRor. ELDON OBRECHT, center, of the SUI Mu~lc Department, talks thinp over with two ot hi. that held firm at Bastogne when told or the status or LaLin in II can of chilled blendcd orange- Harvard University. keeentl;j ducing 'nearsightedness. Allergy sludents at the Orchestra, Vocal and Small Ensem;)les Division of the All late l\tu Ie Camp now In German ,Panzers hammeted every their own areDS in a qllestion- and-Il'apefruit juice with quart he completed a six-year prOJeet may also be a tactor in hearing Its final week at SUI, The boys are Leonard Hltehooek. lett, Iowa City. and Phil Kuhn, Monmount, other outfit I'ound them out 01 naire. bottle of chilled ginger ale; pour translating Dante's "Inferno" In~ loss. Ill. the line. EI e, hend of the SUI cl ssics over diced fresh truil and vanilla to verse tor the JoIentor Book When allergy hits the heart, it Although his postwar.jobs have d portment, said that tewer Ice cream in taU glasses. series. . .t ran disturb the ra te and rhyth m been less demandin" he is ' still schools are teaching Lalin, but "'_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __ ~iiiiiiiiiiii' of the beat. It can produce che~ Music (amp's Final (oncert in top ph slcal condition. those that do are experiencing, pain and even coronary-ar~ery . , Drilling Starts He stands a trim six feet and Increased enrol'ment in the dlsellBe and damage to the heart tips the scale at 175 pounds, course. muscle. which he calls his "Cightlng " It is possible that schools ore Tobacco An Irritant To Be Presented at Union weight." He plays tennis thcee dropping Latin from their cur , In addition to food and pollens, For Fremont or four times every week and can ricula because oC an, acute short such drugs as a pirin and peni- Five organizations at the All ------hold his own with Grant Golden, age of qualified teachers," Else 10lh-ranklng U.S. player, who cillin may produce heart aIlergy. State Music Camp will present Rodgers~Hammersteln. added. "happened" to be a member.of The Iowa Latin Workshop, Tobacco Is one of the most im- their tinal concert at 8 tonight Five numbers by the Orches County Oil Taylor's staff In the Far East. first held in 1949., was the second j • portant irritants, Dr. Jo.~eph in the Iowa Memorial Union. tra will close the program. These BECKMAN'S, · ~ Harkavy of New York has found. "r almost fired my GI person at its kind in America. Since that . '" I will be "Overture to The lm nel ortlcer for not telling me He discovered that many heavy Participating groups are the pressarlo" by Mozart; " Wedding The first drilling for oil in time, Minne 010 . minois, Indiana Grant Golden was in the 9th and Michigan have held similar smokers have allergic skin re- Mixed Choir, _ String Orcheslra, Day at Troldhaugen" by Grieg; Iowa lhis year began near ;r'hur actions to tobacco. Girls' ChOir, Boys' Chair, and Corps," Taylor sa1d one day, sessions. "Symphony No. 1 in C" by Bee man in Fremont Count.v, H. Gar jokingly, =--- FUNERAl Ho&\i In cases of undue fatigue and Orc.hestra. thoven; "Gold and Silver Wallz =-:--= ___ ---::-______...... ; . = . , No Fa.l QlfLeers weakness, allergy should be sus- The Mixed Choir will sin, five es" by Lehar, and ":Frankie and land Hershey, Slate Geologist, peeted when other organic prob- selections: "With a Voice of Johnnie" by Whitney, announc d W dnesday. "Taylor won't 'hll'V!! fat oUieers Toda,'. Menu 507 E. COLLEGE ST. ~ ,. lems are ruled out. Singing" by Shaw,' "0, Sing Un- A company from Wichita Falls, on his staff," an 8th Army colon The public will be admitted to ei said once. "That's why hand. No one knows where tbe rela- to the Lord" by Hassler, "It Can the concept free of charge. Tex., previously had fi led their SPECIALS ball, tennis and even calisthen intent to drill in Fremont. PHONE 3240 lively \ young field of allergy not Be. a Strange Countree" by ics became so popular in Korea 8tOPS. Most of tJ:te allergy experts Rel?per, "Ain'-a That Good At LUBIN'S Thurman is located in south when the war ended." News" by Dawson, and "God 01 MACARONI I/, CHEE are cllreful lo point {lut that al- 'Civil War History' western lowe., about 30 mile Officer ' club' menus blossom lergy is not invariably the cause Our Father" by Warren. south of Council Blu frs. lila bed Polato .. ond ed with low-calorie ' items when Or •• ,. of any pal'ticular Ilroblem. It is "SI. Paul Suite" by Gustave Arry company which intends to Taylor took command at Far ole SI...... ott ••• Iud T ••• or Milk .' ' one possible cause. The same Holst will be the only selection Sent Free-to Last drill for oil in Iowa must tile East headquarters. form of allergy may cause by the String Orc"estra. with the State Geologist. Be Probably because of his own 6Sc varloWl type.< of sickness in dit- Three numbers by the Girls' sides the location, other factors Union Army Vet age, he prefers young oUicers on SALISBURY STEAK lerent people, Choir will be "Sun and the concerning the land and the weTI his statt. At 53 he is one' of the M, hed P.'atoll &-ft' Methods of Relief Warm Brown Earth," . Brans Albert Woolson, Duluth, Minn ., must be presented to Hershey. youngest chiefs of stat( the Army combe; "Dream Boats," Repper, Or'V7 ever had. ' 01. 810 • There is still far to go in fin,d- and "Let My Song Fill Your last' remaining Union army vet- - H the compan.>' should decide • " •• , I .... T ••• or Mlill ing treatment. But, much has Heart," Charles. eran of the Civil War, now holds thaL there is no oil to be found been dpr\e in finding methods of at this location, Her hey must in PAR LEY GARNISH 7Sc relief. A.voidance of the allergy- The Boys' Choir's three songs a complimentary subscription to form them of the proper method Use curly parsley In salads, will be: "Dance, My Comrades," the magazine "Civil War His- to "plug" the well. causing ' ~ubstance is the surest Bennet; "AU T h I' a u gh the sandwich filli~, cold meaL and method. LUBIN'S Night," a Welsh Air, and "There tory." published quarterly by the The well must be plugged so fish dishes and as a garnish. Use Many causes of allergies can't Is Nothin' Like a Dame," State University of Iowa. that surface waters will not con- the minced llalhm-type parsley be avoided, but desensitization ______Editor Clyde Walton has mall- Ulminate underground sources ot in foods that are being cooked. treatments often help. Starting ed a oopy at the tirst issue or the water supply in the future. with injections of weak extracts Club To Show Movie the magazine to the IOB-year-old Hershey recently wa s re-elect- of the offending substances, At 2d Su'mmer Mixer veteran. ed chairman of the Iowa Natural ,\ doses ... Are gradually built up In a letter accompanying the Resources Council. He also • until " the patient develops It ~ The Graduate Club will hold ' first issue, Walton told Woolson: heads the Iowa Geological Sur " greater tolerance. Antihistamine its second summer mixer In the "We hope that you will find vey at the State University of dru.is are also ' helpful. A' large north and south River Rooms of 'Civil War History' of interest. Iowa. ." number are available, and where, the Iowa Memorial Union Wed- Through the years, it cannot help one dQ.e,S not work,. al'\Dther often nesday a L 7:30 p.m. Ilut be a living tribute to the FOR QUICK LUNCH -·,' . does. 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TRE DAn..V IOWAN-Iowa City, Ia.-Fri., July 15, 19S5 . . • Eight~ E \ 'Indians Edg. . .e .Ya.nks, :5-~, On 1Yio-Run Three Singles, For Swim Meet , 2 Iowans Lose;-Leicnty Advances ( Two Homers , ' "I CEDAR RAPJDS (IP) - Two schO' State University of Iowa golfers feating former Iowa Amateur Bergman, 1 up, while In the low- a 50-[00t putt on No. 9 that by Larry Dwyer of MuscaUIlI Al@ were deIeated in second round champion, Fred Gordon, B.cl er bracket Bliss eliminated Bud would have put hi m 1 up at the and Phil J oselyn, another YOIIIII peril ribe play of the Iowa Amateur Golt mond. Give' Win McCardell, Newton, 4 and 2. turn. A chip shot just off the player trom Ft. Dodge, lost 11 schO Championships Thursday morn Defending champion Bob Lea The Leahy-Bergman m~ch No. 12 green also just mis¥d Lyle Humphrey of Mason Cit, CLEVELAND (IP - AI Rosen ing. rs and Larry Doby belted home hy, Denison, and Rod BLiss, Des was tied after the first nine I dropping for the Cedar Rapids 4 and 2. be "1: runs Thursday night as the Herb Klontz lost to Bill Berg Moines, the 1951 titlist, also won holes. Leahy won No. 10 but attorney. Quarterfinal round pairiq man, Cedar Rapids, and John DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, ~ Jalr 15. 1.55-P.... • •m . 5.0~S: Nole ~ - A Joking MaHer? American Motors 60me To HearIng, Blonde Alarms Police; Rejects Contract Just a Dispute DETROIT (..., - A statement When Iowa City police re by American Motors Corp. that ceived an "S.O.S." note late it has rejected a union contract Wedne_day night they took action proposal pattemed after the Garner 'Dares' Rotary to prevent what looked like a General Mo~ors and Ford Iayoit kidnaping in progress. pay ageements set of! a Ilgat . . . Thursday. "I dare you to come to the· But dev~lopments early Thurs ------,.------....::.----=--..!...-- day proved the only trouble in The CIO United Auto Workers school board budget hearing \'ol"ed was the failure of two denied a prolposal on that basis August 9," Buf{)rd Garner, su Week in Washington people to agree on where they had been made the compan;e al1d perintendent of Iowa City wanted to go. charged American Motors with having "dishonorably" taken schools 10\\:1 Rotary Club mem Too story ran like thIs: union negotiation remarks "out bers Thursday. A local filling station attendant of context." "n anyone. of you shows up at turned in the note he said he The union also accused the lound - in The sta tion washroom firm of a "double cross" in lift that meeting, it will be the first to police at II :40 p.m. time anyone 'has done so in the ing a news " blackout" on nego tate-Wide Alarm tiations. past three yelrS," he added. The attendant sald he thought The American Motors-UAW The school budget has in the note had been left by a contract talks are the (irsl in the creased approximately $90,000 "good-looking blonde." A state industr 's smaller manuCacturer each yoar fot' the past three wide alarm was put out. field since the GM and Ford The note said: contracts were negoliated. years. Taxpayers have been pay Leonard Woodcock, a (JAW iog lot this mcrcase, Garner said. "Please help - am being taken against will on Highway 6 to CIO vice-pre_·ident and chief ne Budfct Increase Battle Creek, Mich. in 1955 Chev. gotiator, attacked statements PoInting out that this year's sport coupe, green and cream made Thursday by Edward L. Cushman, vice - presldent In tentative bud g~t asks fO r a with California license plate. charge ot American Motors in $302,380 tax increase, Garner My name is Patsy Head. Please I lAP "Ir.ph.la) dustrial relations. challenged Rotarians to take an send police after me. Hurry!" The union also challenged active part in the school board The note was written on the AC ED BANK ROBBER ,Trent Boyes ( econd from left) and brother Robert (third from left) American Motor~ claims that Its proceedings. back ot a money order made out joke Thur day a5 .• Deputy Marshal A. A. Enriquez (left.) reacbe for hi plst.ol. "I'll take a .38," said Trent. Enriquez and Deputy Marshal Robert Hayes (right) took the brothers to their arral,n workers were paId more than "It is l(oy.r. Ghildren and grand by Pat y Head. The handwrit men' in I Pa 0 , Tex., where bond of 50.000 each was set on them in a bank robbIn&, char,e. Ford and General Motors em children who ilre benefiting from ing on the order and the note ployes as a resull of what Ameri the school system," he said. "And matched. can Motors called "pallern plus" you should be interested in their Shortly after Iowa City police bargaInIng on the union'S part. education." scnt out the call Davenport an Personnel Conference To Be Held Paul Gregory Has 'Day' The clash between the com Garner said that persons be swered that they had the c:ar and ____~----_1 July 26, in Des Moines ' pany and union indicated a de "The Person in Personnel" tween 21 and 65 years old will and the occupants in custody. (essor of labor and management ; DES MOINES (A') - Mayor veloping battle along the Ilnes ot wllJ be the theme of the ninth both the layoff pay proposltlon have to carry the burden of up Directional DirriculUes Chester A. Morgan, assilitant Joseph J . Van Dreser has pro porting those over 65 and edu A later -report trom Davenport Annual Conference ot the Col professor or labor and. manage a n~ other major elements ~n dis eating those under 2l. revealeo that Miss Head, 23, and lege and University Personnel ment; Steven M. Horvath, pro- claimed July 26 "Paul Gregory pute. "We must, therefore, utilize her companio,n, ycorge W. Hahn, Association. The State Univer fessor of SociolOgy. Day" here in honor of the 34- AU but Chrysler of the big the spending cr every tax dollar also 23, had quarreled o\'er the sity of Iowa 'Personnel Service Dorothy J . Arnold, associate year-old stage and screen pro auto firms have settled wIth the to the best possible advantage," destination ota trip they wet'e will b host 'for lhe conference professor ot Psychiatry; Dr. WiI- ducer who was reared in Des union on three-year contracts. he saId. taking. • from July 17 to 20. ber Miller, professor of Psychia- Moines., American Motors, 14-month try and director of the Psycho- Gregory will be in Des Moines old merged firm of Nash-Kelvin Lists Problems Miss Head, who owned the car, The following State Univer ity was sharing the expenses of a of Iowa faculty members will pathic Hospita,l: Dr. Robert A' I then for the world premier ot ator and Hudson, announced its Cu rrent school board problems trip from Battle Creek, Mich., to particlps te in the discussion pro Wilcox, phYSician in the Student his first motion pic.1ure, "The s tand publicly In a statement is listed by Garner are: (l) retain California with Hahn, Davenport grams: Waller [.. Darkin, pro- Health Servic . Night ot the Hunter." sued during negotiations. ing elementary teachers for more police reported. At Iowa City, th an one year, (2) obtaining Hahn decided that 00 wanted to more men elementary teechers, TALKING IN FRONT of the Washin&"ton statue of James Jlar return to Baltle Creck, the report snd (3)- expanding the curricu lan, one of Iowa's leading stale men, are (Ielt 10 ri,-ht) ReP. Frl'd said. lum on all three (elementary, Schwengcl (R-Iowa) : Arthur Dejong, Leighton; Ro&"CI" Bru~, junior high, and high school) Davenport police said the ar Alta Vista (both participating in the Week in Wa hln&"ton pro gument was sellied when the levels of education. t gram), and Charles Freburg, assistant to the Con/rressmJl.Il. woman took the car and headed Another problem, Garner said, for CallCornia and Hahn bought j" that by 1968 the high school Licenses Processed MAU n.lA !. DROWN bu ticket to Michigan. enrollment will be about 1,663. , NAIROBI, Kenya UP) - A P(esently the school board is In New Egg Law MOTOR LAW DIGE T 'vpino considering additions to the launch carrying captured Mau WANT AD RATES Insfruction Apartment for Rent . junior high school, looking at D,ES MOINES (JPJ - The State Mau terrorists and thelr guards DES MOINES fA') - A digest Department of Agriculture said One dll.Y ..... 1.. e~ per word BALLROOM dance 1--. M1m11'~ FULLV lurnl'hed S room apartment. T=YP=IN:-:-::G_. -:C-_315ee~. __-::-~ ___ " new buJlding sites, especially in to an escape-proof island jail of the unl!orm state motor vc Wurlu. Pbone Mall. prlvntc balh nnd ~nt ... nce, laundry TYPING of Iny kind . 8-2193. the southeast purt of Iowa City, Thll1'sday it has begun proces capsized on Lake Victoria Thurs- hide laws was presented to Gov. Tbree day .... 120 per word {Ielllll ••, bu. by door, I",.,e yard. Dil l Five days ...... 150 per word and considering an addition to sing' applications for licenses - [.eo Hoegh and other state of- Autos for Sole _ Used 4S~ . Aller S. 3418. TYPING. 8-0429. Ten da ys .... , 20c per word 518 N . Van =T'a'::p=I::N::a:-. the Mark Twain School, Garner under the I!ew Iowa egg grading day: or 50 persons aboard, 221 Hciats Thursday by the uniform FURNI HED apartment. -::1IM.~------":':"- law and will begin mailing out penshed - some caten by croco- law commiltee of the Iowa One Month •. ,. 39c per word j.·OR SALE: HMO ChcYrolet, Ilood condl Buren. ~~--~~------ said. lion. Call 6439. TYPING. Ih_. ana 1DAlluaeript. b- the licens.e next w ek. dilcs. • Highway Users Con!erencc. ~llnlmum ehat"&"e 50c Personals commercIA teleber. Work ~ . Garner pointed out that he, as Department officiais said they DIAl 1-14113 • • superintendent of schools, and have applications for licenses ~ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Rooms for Rent PERSONAL LOANS on typewrtte... , TYPlNG PlIo • • other school personnel ar em from 4,000 dealers, 4,000 retailers One insertion ... ! .... 98c per Ineb phono". phi, "pone eqUIpment, jew- - - II • PLEASANT room, men. 7~ ao. ,·It)'. HOCK-EYE LOAN COMPANY. , .... ployes of the taxpayers. and 3,000 candlers and graderi. TARTS Five insertiolls ver month, 128 1'0 SoUlb Dubuque. •• ROOMS Cor IlriS. 34'66-,----- "As your employes, how do L. D. Liddy, chief of the de per Insertion .... _. Bile Per !neb SEWPlG, 7(Oa. COCKER puppies. Dial 4000. you want us to proceed?" he partment's dairy and food divi TO-DAY Ten insertions per month, asked. per Insertion _.•••• 80c per inch Who Does It 1 rOl1ers for Sal. Champion lircd cocker.. DJ.I 4600. sion, said the new law beeame 4 effective July 4. A test suit is in DEADLINES DO-IT-YOURSELF ""Il" loolll ~(/ FOR SALE: 30 lool' modern trailer For .Ile: Bird •• eale., feed. Dial I11III, progress in the courts. her treachery equipment {rolll Bent'On St. Rent.al hau. Call Ch.. r\.~ Slall" III a - 12~8 . ~or\c Wanted 4 p.m. weekdjlYs lor Insertion Service ~2 E. Benton. 1-3831. 1951 3O-fl. Po. Phone I-l312. The Daily Iowan can he re sponsible for only one lheor LAFF·A·DAY Cedar Rapids, Iowa HelD Wanted Tonite rect insertinn. Big Anniversary Party REUABLE TV er\'lce men are In de- 4 Years on KCRG L Dllrillg mand .. I)ar" or (utt time. ExC"?plional Buck-Nile Each itc new lrnfntnK In TV ~rvlce. Learn tn KENNY HOFER ShOt( iug 01 Dav!I Crockptl 12 week. at homp. Low eosr. Send & HIS MIDWESTERNERS name. phone. oddress. (or lull fnfor 2 tickets SOc ea. Rest III Car Free million TODA V to Box 22. Dall), Iowan. FREE Calte FREE ~.- Saturday LEARN .horthand-t pIn a In your home. TONITE & SATURDAY Write 80 W.P.",. In 6 week. bv UNI JACK PAYNE & HIS ~ HOWA~~ ~AW~~I VERSAL HI- pe "CAMILLE"...... ~- '1; .r co-surfln, f· ROBERT TAYLOR i Ends TOJlite 2 Cinemascope Hits! "THE STUDENT PRINCE" "King of the Khyber Rines" Starts Saturday BR()S . I·RE'SE~ITIT IN CINEMA5coP~ STAllfNO , XTRA - In Clnemascope FABULOUS LAS VEGAS ROBERT NEWTON ' COming Soon::-~~~a . , . VF:STlVIU, EXI'ItESS and rn(fo~lIfrn, KIT TAYLOR IS 11M HAWKINS W!lh CON~IE r.:ILCHRIST "LADY .C> TilE TRAl\fl''' AJgo - Wale Disne)' Oarloon I'-_------..J • ~ ~f~ I -fl_.. ··J •.1'- .... - .. . Pap "-~ DAILY IOWAN-Iowa Cit,., la.-Frl., Jul, 15, 19\5 Quit 'Dull, . Annual Trimming AirviewofWrecked Train En'gineer Dies ' Gas Tax Increase -( Inept',Parly Given Tentative OK In ·Seven-Car WASHINGTON (A')-The Ho We Public Work., CQl)1mittee Thul't. n day tentatively approved feder-" ;After Year Train Wreck tn x increases on gasoline 3~ BRIDGEPORT, Conn. ()P) other highway-user Items It WASHINGTON (JP) - New raise about $11 ,800,000,000 over 'A Pounding in dal kness around tyor-k Times reported Ira Henry "the severest" nu'vo on its 1'Ollte, the next 14 years for a VIISt road. building program. w~ Freemart said Thursday he was a the locomotive' ~nd seven lead dent I , ~ 'Cara the' Ne.\I(LHaven Rail Communist. party member for a at The commIttee scnled down b; 8il ~~ar In the i930's. He said he road's Federal ]i:xpress were de over a billion dollars the in night Quit b«:ckuse he to/1lld Commun railed here earty Thur. day, kill creases pl'opo ~e d by a SUbcomJ troUJj ~ met:Ungs "inept and futile ... ing the engineer and injuring 24 mittel'. J{relll du\1 and fruifless." . other persons. " The tax pIa n has becn ad their The locomotive plunged over vanced chiefly by Democrats thus became the sec toleral .. tree,p~ an embankment and landed in a substitute for President Eilien' Ond TWleS reporter to tell the TbI [r~ight yards 35 feet below with hower's proposal to pay ror. t~ qualif Senate Intern'al Security sub a tremendollS ctash which woke new roatls by issuing bonds. he was a Red in thl! TV-r ~ITlJ11itte thousands of 'residents. The for The committee tentatively a~ 1t30's. The other, Charles. Crutz bis P ward coac)1es jack-knifed and proved thesc tax increases. whic~ ner, said he left the party when .ofl went off toe trestle down the would take erfect shortly ar~ he became disillusioned about bank. A switching engine an(l the bill is enacted: , the Communists. two cars on a siding were hit. Gasoline, [rom 2 to 3 cenl.! ~ A ~hird ·Times man. Melvin Dead in the wreckage of his gallon; Die.oe l fuel, from 2 to , Barnet. LaId the sean tors Wed cab was Arthur Orteneau, about cents a gallon; t,ucks and bU5el/ ~day he Is not now a Com 60, of New Haven, engineer 01 from 8 per cent to 10 ~r cen ~ mUnist but wouldn't answer the 17~car Washington to Boston heavy tires, from 5 to '15 cents , questions about party member express which was carrying 175 pound; heavy tubcs, from 9 to I, shlp a dozen years ago. He re passengers. Orteneau's body was cents a pound; camelback, use( ~ tQ answer on grounds ot trapped in the wreckage oC the in rctreads, from- 0 tax now h possLble selt-incrlmination and locomotive for hours before it 15 cents a pound~ the Times tired him. could be released.' GruuJler's name popped up Several othef;passengers could Party Asks ' Adenauer I a,ain "Thursday with the appear be removed Qnly ' atter the T G S' wreckage had been pried apart 0 an~ ot Ansel Talbert, milllary room uc~essor and aviation editor of the New by !irE\men and.,.pthel' rescue BON~ , Germany (,iP) - ' Chan- York. Herald-Tribune. workers, ,'. ., ' •. cellar Konrad Adenauer is com- Don't Mis's the J,uly PatN£k B. McGlnf\b, the I'QJd's II)I uncl~r incr,~asing pressure to , 8eeUtity Breaeb p,res;ldent, slJi!i the · accident "oc- groo!),\, qis successor now. Talbert said that while .M and cur,red "on the severel5t curve on J>'iembers !Jof his Christian Grl1tzne~ were' war correspond the' New ,Haven ' railroad," and D,mocratic Party and influential ~Clearance Sale 'at .", ~iitl in Korea in 1950, Grutzner added it "'se~ms ,to point up our newspapers are urging Adenauer filed a' story which Gen. George need for the low : center gravity to ael so the ne~t chancel10r can C . .. Strat..:meyer, then Far East t,rains which I have been a\ivo- ta~e over as smoothJ,Y as Sir commander, described as "one TREES .oN THE State University of Iowa C&rrl1IUS are tetUn, cating." . " A\1thony Eden suoqeeded Sir 01 the 'most serious security their annual trlmmlnr this week. The Howard Tree Company of Another official of the .rallroad Winston Churchill in Brhain. the Men's Shop breaches ot the war." Cedar Rapids 15 dolnr the' job. Above, yoward employe Deane estimatel;l the dvmage will be ' ------This story reported the first Chaplin takes otr the top of a. 11mb . . "well over ' a half-million dol- ., ROSE NOMINATED use of F86 Sabre Jet fighters ------,------lars." I WASHINGTON (.4') - Presi- All Summer Men's Wear against the Reds in Korea and, Only 20 minutes before the de- dent Eisenhower 'I1hursday nom Grl,ltzner said, officers in the railment at 4:40 a.m., • routin-e lnated H_ Chapman Rose, 48. at Remarkable Savings! tJeld refused to clear it for' pub Senate Passes Armed Forces railroad procedure was credited Cleveland lawyer, to be an un • lication. Crutzner saLd he filed with' averting .an even greater dersecretary of the treasury, THE MEN'S SHOP - 105 EAST COLLEGE it with II notation to the Times Acting conpuctor David Grif- retary. to ,et Pentagon clearance before toll of casualties. ~R~os~e~h~a~s.b~e~e~niiia~n~a~s~si~st~a~n~t~se~c-~~=!!=====!===!=!==!=!=!!===!!!!!!!!!~' U$l.n, it; the Times has reported Reserve Bill; Roll (all 80·1 rith moved al1 day coach pass-' It·got the clearance. engers from the forward cars to Chairman James Eastland (R WASHINGTON (JP)-The Sen- cars in the rellr. This, Griffith Miss.) said Thursday he had re ate Thursday passed an armed gram approved by said, was common practice to the two make room ror' new passerrgenr ceived a telegram from Tllrhet' forces reserve bill aimed at bodies. a t the head oC the train. Catledge, managing editor of the building up a combat-ready re Chief or these is the Question Physicians from Bridgeport's Times on the subject. serve of 2.9 million men by 1960. of compelling men who have two major hospitals treated the CoUabori.kl Story Active reserves, Including the completed active military ser- injured at the scene of the ~reck. Keep Cool , Hy~Vee' The Catledge message contain at National Guard, n~w number vice as draftees or volunteers to ed a I copy of a memorandum about 800.000. do additional training with re dated July 8 from Glen Stack serve units. house. a Un ited Press correspon The roll call vote was 80-1 , Reds Co,ncentrate Shop lei~urely in a;r~conditioned comfort ... and each time you are dent- of Korean days, In reply to with only Sen. William Langer The House approved com'pul sion for all service men drafted a telephone Query from Grutz- (R-N.D.) voting "no." i.n t~e sto~e register for the 1I,er• . or enlisted sines the Korean ar Ait Powei.in Asia • Senators William Jenner (R mistice, July 27, 1953. "' Stackhouse said that the same TOKYO (Friday) (JP) - U.S. Ind.) afld Andrew Schoeppel (R In the Senate. it was argued • • day Grutzner filed his story to Far East Air Forces Command New York, he filed his own ac Kan,) answered "present" and that this would require double estimates that ,al.most. one-third coUnt of the F8G story to his 01- Sen. Mike Mansfield (D-Mont.) service liability for veterans of the Comm~OIst world's llir said he was paired against the while thousands of dra ~ t-age '1 FRE:ESears :Coldspot Air-Condition~rs flee in Tokyo, by telephone. power has ,been moved into Asia, bill with Sen. Walter George (0- men escaped all military duty, H also has taken note of a Th~ Stackhouse memo said It Ga.) who favored passage. Compulsor, Reserve Tralnlnt gradual shift southward trbl'fi W'ilS ridiculous to assert that The Sena te action virtually ManChuria and North Korea 1n . PLUS Otutzner was guilty 01 a se The Senate voted instead thht assures that President Eisenhow 30 days a iter the bill becomes Oommunist alf power in the past cutity leak, since the Ohinese er wilJ get, at least in llmited year. Reds "by tbat lime were well law, any man entering the ser form, legislation he had tabbed vice through the draft or enlist "Such a shirt would support 4 FREE Westinghouse Electric Fans iwa~ o( presence oJ Sabres hav near the top of his "must" list. any program to 'liberate' For in( been In combat with them." ment could be lorced to take Be The House already has passed live reserve training on com mosa," commented Col. James T. Drawing Saturday, July 16. Freeman said he was recruit the bill ,but it will return there pletion of active du~y. Stewart, FEAP) assistant deputy ed into the Communist Party by because of changes made by the fot' operations, at a military Nothing to buy, You need not be f4Uton Kaufman, then execu And until July 1, 1957, the Senate. Senate agreed to oUer a bonus briefing for vISiting U.S. news- tive secretary of the American ,I present to win! Vote Key I;'rovlslon men. New.apaper Guild and another of more than $200 to any prior Stewart said 'Communist air person, since deceased. HO'wever, both Senate and service man who volunteers for power, with its weapons ot mass Hous" voted for a key provision three years of active reserve . • ~ Guild Influence destruction, remains the most ITPRYS' TD ~H(JP 117 of the Eisenhower program. This trainir;Jg wIth combat-type units serious immed1llte ·threat to free He noted that he had been a would permit youngsters aged of the Army and Marine Corps. world security even though charter member of the guild in 17-20 to volunteer for six months Communist nations have "a huge i933 . and is still active in ttJe of active training to be followed PIANO RECITAL combined "ground army and . a. l/lbor ' oraahlzation, a CIO affil- by 7 Yo! years 01 ~ervice in an ac Mrs. Betty Debban, G, Newton significant numbel' of lonlr-range Iate. ..' . tive re.serve uhit. Such ' volun will give a public' piano J:(lcital (Submarines." "" '. ';:' b,' " ~l1d ' haS 'acknowlecUed t~ers would be exempt from the in North MusIc Hall at 7:30 p.m. ' He ,said ,the Communist alr . , tbere '~'wa! considerable Com regular draft. Sunday. She will play two num- Ic.r.aft Were built by Sov.i.et Rus , Mulberry mUnist lnnuence In 'the organl A Senate-House conference bel'S: "Overture i? the French sia aod ,repr!lsent -almost a , tbird .utiOn in the late 1930's bllt says ffmmittee ·is expected to try to Style." Bach. and "Ga~pard de ot the· total now in existence In U. Son,·a,o.. removed Reds from adjust differences in the pro- la Nuit," Ravel. Russia and satellite nations. S'LICED , all positions of authority. H' · 'In an earlier appearance before tft!!! ,su~mittee. Kaufman; . lb. laid he is not now a Communist S'ACO'N but relied on the Fifth Amend~ ment's prqtectlon when quetion ed ' abO\~t allegations of tormer • · .R~d activities. \ ' Talbert', account of the 1950 WATERMELONS \ Sabre J.,t story was at sharp I OPEN CAlLY 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. ,\rarlance with the earlier account I liven by Crutzner, OPEN SUNCA Y 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Flnt De&eel F-Sf', Talbert said he and William FREE PARKING Barnard of the Associated Press :ib. ,'2!'c :-ere the first reporters to detect .' . 1htl ~. but they were asked not ·to, print anythlng- until it had " ~De Into action • Strawberry 10-oz. . ~~r;" Talb.tl{t said, he, Bar ..Jar .baa:d a&i Wee or four others. fnclu'dlng 'mutmer. wat~ed the Preserves , ..,. ' return from their first ,str,ike' to Klmpo AJrtield outside seoul. ' 46- , • II 844 Pairs; America's . ' But, Talbert said, Gen. Strate- \ oz. . meyer ordered that nothing be . Hi-C can Wrlttlm about the plane in Korea, ~taln1n4 that the F8G's had ,~* .a 1Ieetin( encounter with Connie ofa-JJeelerd ,the Reds and 'the enemy probably bew 50 Utile tfllit "the element Sawyer's o( .surprise was atl11 \Ylth us." I , Never1beless, rliljben related, Grutzner filed tile story. The Cracker,s wltn,81 said it. was filed from a . commercial telegraph office Borden's '. ~ wbJch the ~ Forqe did not want Right now when ~~ur feet need ~fC eelDfon for ( ·cor ....pOIJdenti t~ use since it the hot weather.. get these perfect-fitting casuals was easi1¥ mqnttored by the • at wocch,!rful savlngs! BoUt groups Include hi, 10, JtedB. and II at wedges in smooth leathers, cool meshes - a11 with fO&ID-cuahloD IDIOla. Red •. Green, Whl~, .46-oz. by th.! ...... , Sherbert Beige ... all sizes, but no~ In f~ery ~le. . TIlg rt d, as ·...,'Ul'.H ft""I bro I trom the • Firat Floor • "• ,. 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