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Established in 1868 - Five Cents a Copy Member of Associated Press LeasPd Wire and Photo Service Iowa City, Iowa, Tuesday, July 29, 1958 e Ires• ew e u Ita• ~ ~ Many Think Presidential Election Thursday 'Faubus Aimed at Soviet ProR9sal l ~ In Lebanon Offers IHope for Peace Favored ! For Eurdpe Summit Meet WASHINGTON f.fI - President <1 BErRUT, Lebanon IA'I - Rebel Informants said lhere were no bring peace for an orderly selec- In Pri mary Eisenhower swiftly rebuffed Mon· ~ ind Government partisans en- Lebanese security forces in the tion of a succe or to President * * * day Soviet Premier Khrushcbev's :s I.ged in hard fighting in the north ~o":n becau e b~th fam!lies . had Camille Chamoun. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. IA'I - Gov. =::a; InsIsted on setllIng theIr dlfCer- Rebel leader Saeb Salem. in an Khrushchev new demaDd for a special 5-power Lebanon town of Zegharta Man- ences directly, without interCer- interview in his sand-bagged Bei- Orval Faubu • catapulted into in summit conference outalde the day only three days before the enCe from the security fore . rut headquartcrs. declared the ternational limelight by the Little U.N. framework. ~ scheduled election of a _new Leba- A rebel spokesman in Tripoli United State made a tragic mis- Rock integration crisis. is favored Reiects West The White Houae made known ~ nese president. Upon tne election denied any Syrians were Lakin.g take in supporting Chamoun's Gov- to ride his pro-segregation stand to the President's views Jess than ~ are pm.ned ~e hopes of man.y for part in the £ighl. Be said tile crnment and landing troops in Leb- a third-term victory in today's ~ peace m thiS stnfe-torn nahan. fighting was continuing. anon. four hours after Khruahchev fired Democratic primary. Summit Offer ~ The fighting in Zegharta. f~ur The fighting in Zegharla added "The good people of Lebanon off another letter, objecting to any miles. no~theast of the coastal ~Ity to the note oC tcnsion as zero hour will restore order themselvcs if The governor, who blocked the MOSCOW I.fI - Premier Khrush summit parley within the I)-mem /)( Tripoli, broke o~t Sunday OJg~t approached (or choosing a new Chamoun gocs and if the Ameri ntry of nine Negro students at chev Monday rejected British-Am ber U.N. Security Councll in New ~ between two families-the Frangl- president. If a candidate accept· can occupation ends," Salem said. Central High School until a Federal erican proposals for a U.N. Se York. ~ yeha! and the Duwaihys. They able to both sides is chosen Leb· In Amman, Jordan accused Injunction forced him to cease in curity Council mecting in New ~ have bad a long standing feud anon's 80-day-old cnsls may end. Syria of plottlng to overthrow King The While House comment ap and the Duwaihys have lined up If not, there may be new and a Hussein and of slipping agcnts terfering with Intcgration. could York to arrangc a summlt confer peared to deadlock EisenHower and < with the p~o-Wester~ Government. more serious round o( trouble. across th border undcr orders to become the second man in the ence on the Middle East. He urged Khrushchev on terms for such a '<: the Franglyehas With the re~els. Some shooting broke out in Cap- undermine the Amman Govern- stale's history to win a third term. 5-power talk! among heads of meetlng, clouding the prospects of ~ O~e member of the Duwalhys ita~ Square near lhe main po t ment. Faubus, 48, musL garner mor Government be held in !lOme Euro any k1n4 of a get-tegetlier In the :::> facbon charged the Frangiyehas office of Beirut. Otherwise the In Beirut, a U.S. Marine spokes- than 50 per cent of the vote to pean city, perhaps Moscow. ;:::.. were backed by a band oC inCil- town seemed outwardly calm. So man said a private first class ncar future. win the Democralic nomlnatlon In sharply worded letteu to trators from Syria and were using rar American Marine have not Catally shot Sunday was felled by outright. Nomination is tantamount Press secretary James Hagerty mortars brought in from that prov- been invol ved in any fighting. the accidental discharge of a com- to election In this heavily Demo Pre ident Eisenhower and British made clear Mr. Eisenhower was ~ Jncc of Gamal Abdcl Nasser's Thc U.S. Embassy here denied pan lon's .45 caliber aUlomatic. Th cratic slate. Prlmc Min~'iter Macmillan, Khru standing firm on hi, insistence that ~ United Arab Republic. Be said a report tllat tile automobile o( dead man was identJfi d in Wash- shchev accused them of trying to any emergency Middle East talks ;:::.. manr buildings had bern destroyed U.S. presidential envoy Robert ington as Pte. Wallt'r Gordon Faub~s is..oppo~ed for nomina.lion be bi>und by the established rules by £Ire from t1Jcse mortars. Murphy had been hit by a sniper's Richardson, 19, Brooklyn, N.Y. by ChriS ~ mkbemcr, 37. a LltOe scuttle a summit mecting with of the U.N. SecUrity Council. < The Duwaihys occupy hills over- bullet. An embassy spokesman Since Ute Marines landed July 1 Rock packmg house cxccutlve; and protracted procedural discussions. C'''' Ovttlnf '<: looking the road to Tripoli to pre- said lhere had been om' exuber. 15 to h Ip prevent a rebellion by Lee Ward. 51, a btatc court Hlklt.'. Ch.r.. "These vlewli romaln the same." ::> vent the r 'bels sending reinforcc- ant {iring by residents during a which could swing the nation ovrr judge from Puragould. BUTTERFLY, ROSEMARY RARIDOH, (ri,ht!, .nd Slnukl, Lillie "The U.S. Govcrnment is doing Hagerty told neW8M()n. He sald , lowI;:::" menl.s to the Frangi.ychas. he went Murphy visit to n~rthea s t Lebanon to U.A.R. three other U.S. service- Ward and Finkbeiner have said Eitun (left), WAtch through. tele,cope a' N.vy Lleut_ 8. F. Pinker everyUling possible to (rustrate the Mr. Eisenhower', proposals for ~ on. He was unable to estimate but that Murphy s car was not men have been killed, all acciden- lhey would oppo c integration ton's ,hip ~omn into the harbor after a th,"-ytlr .bHn~e. Mrs. bringing peace and tranquility to M ~~ casualties. hit. Murpby has been slriving LO tally. through courts and legislation. Raridon will alternate perform.nell with Rolanda Rln,o 'n .... tltla meeting of heads of Government the Middle East were clearly out role in the SUI .ummer oper., "M.dam Butterfly."-Dally Iowan which is to put an cnd to thc armed lined in the Presldent's two letters Photo by Walter Kleine. intervention in Lebanon and Jor to Khrushchev la8t week. dan," he charged in his letter to On Capitol Hill. several senators the President. accused the COlnmuillst leader of Expl~r~r IV Orbits;.Moon Shot Planned I Madame BU,tterfly/ .Opens playing a prQpliganda game. . . . An Immediate prevailing view at Sen. 'Mlke Mansfield ID-MonU. U.N. headquarters in ~ew Yor~ a U.N. delegate-deslgnate, ~aid he I I : was that Khrushchcv's latest lettcr Explorer IV Data all but killed chances for a summit • Air,Force To Attempt Tonight at Macbri~e meeting now. Diplomats there UNITlQ NATIONS, N,Y. (.fI - The first of four sellout audiences I worth, will sing the tiUc role in the commented with caution and with s.&HI Ar.bla wilt Manday It has Arrives 'at SUI Daily will attend the opening perform- performances tonight and Friday, the provision that their names not rec.. nlae4 .... new r..,tlutlen.,., Moon Orbit in 21/2 Weeks ance oC "Madame Butterny" at with Rolanda Ringo, Iowa City, be used. . ..".rnmint .. Irect. The SUi Physics Department tran mis ions was made by Herb 8 p.m. in Macbride Auditorium. All singing Wednesday and Saturday The net effect of the KHrushchev CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. IA'I - The job will be enormously dif- was busy Monday analyzing Infor. Sauer. G. at ColliJu Raclio Co. in tickets (or the ninth annual sum- nights. Richard Fulton. Leon, will hopes Khroahcbev'. .nswer does SaleJllte E)cPlorer IV continued its licult. because it Involves shoot- mation from Explorer IV, launched letters, It appeared to Moscow', Cedar Rapids when the satellite mer opera have been sold since portray Navy Lleut. B. F. Pinker diplomats, was to set back the not torpedo a summit meeting brilliant space show Monday as the Ing well ahead of the moon to Saturday carrying instruments built passed over Iowa Saturday noon . mUitary forged ahead with ela- compensate (or its moUon around at SUI. la t Thursday. Seating capacity of ton, BUtterfly's husband. ehane~ of any 8ummit conference. within the U.N. He sald he dOClln't The tape was brought to Iowa City the air-conditioned auditorium Is T_ fer TIHo Role believe the United States should borate 'plans ' for ~he next big Ithe earth and the overlapping "Tape recordings from the EIMnhOwer Reluct,"t where It was analyzed at the Phys· 677. The President's reluclancc to agree at this time to .ny big power 25 adventure - a lrip around the gravitational limits. earth's 32 oWeial tracking stations ics Department. Two singers Were chosen (or Ihe meeting outside the Security Coun- moon. . ' The Thor-Able reportedly will for the sateUite are flowing into Rosemary Jenkins Raridon. Ains- title role because "Madame Butter visit the Soviet Union is weB known In its first orbit thc satellite hcre, and it was not believed cil. ' Am~Tlca's newest. and heaviest provide the first two stages for Iowa City daily," James A. Van crossed the Midwest at an altitude fly" will be presented four times satelll~e more .than lived up to ex· the lunar rocket. This is the same Allen, head of the SUI Physics and the title role is difficult and Khrushchev's suggestion for a Mos PI."", Game estimated betweqn 200 ' and 280 cow meeting could have been ScI!. Hilbert Humphrey m· pectatJons as It ra~ed around the missile that sped 6.~ miles ' Department, said Monday. miles high. Van Allen explained. Urlng, explains Professor Herald City Council Stark, musical director or the mcant seriously. MinD'>, a former dcle,ate, said elobe e".ery 110 mmutes. Ithrough spa.ce on two trl.es out of I SUI is the decoding and interpre- He said that a later report from Khrushchev is "playing the propa· But With Explorer IV now his- three carrymg a mouse ID an ad- tation center for all the satellite's opera. Miss Ringo and Mrs. Rari Khrushchev said he was rpady to the tracking center of the Army ganda game out to the end of the tory, the Alr ~orce and Army vanced nose cone. informAtion. Missile Agency at don agree that being on stage meet with the heads of Govern rushed ahead With new plans. Dr. Wernher von Braun. the . All the Instru- Huntsville. A I a . Contracts three-fourths of Act I, all oC Act ment in Moscow. Gcneva. Vienna. road, as we ~ve given him every . ~o Try in Augu,t . Army's top rocket specialist. said ments appear to caught the sate). II (singing almost constantly) and Paris or any other plaec. opportunity to do." n Sen. Boml!r Capehart (R-Ind.l. Indlcat!ons are that. the Air that service's moon vehicle will be working well lite at an altitud( much of Act III Is extremely tax Be was proposing a place in Force WIll attempt the first moon employ a modified Jupiter-C rocket lind confirm the ing. said the world could have no better believed to b ( Zoning Firm Europe, he said, because o~ reports s~t between ~ugust 15 . and 17 1using a Jupiter IRBM for the first xistence of in- around 500 miles Mrs. Raridon also pointed out illustration than In Khrushchev's among diplomats and Ameri~an series of letters tIlat "he is all while the Army s chance Will come stage in place of the Redstone ens e radiation up. This was UK The Iowa City City Council Man- that the constant singing in Act 11 newspapers that New York police In November. which played the key role in 600 miles, report, he suggest day night approved a contract to tends to make the singer forget her propaganda and flo substance - he OCCicially the dates still are launching ther Explorer satellites. Van Allen said. would have trouble protecting the wants tutmoU and not peace." ed, that indicated . hire a proCessional firm to plan and acting. "That and 'being' Japanese heads of Governments. secret. but reliable sources here Steady Signal Van Allen is that Explorer IV '·· zone Iowa City and Johnson Coun- are the problems," Miss Ringo In his last message Friday, Mr. hinted the Air Force plans to take Explorer IV beeped out a steady chairman of the was confirming ty. agreed. Moscow police, hc said, could Eisenhower proposed the Security advantage of the moon's close signal on two radios to recciving group oC scientists the existence of City Manager Peter Roan said guarantee the security oC a canCer- Council decide on the makeup and proximity to earth during the third stations stretching Crom Maryland responsible for de- highly intense ra- MciLWAIN that Barlan Bartholomew and As- Mrs. Raridon portrayed Musctta ence. time of any parley. He served no in SUI's 1953 production oC Puc week In August. At that time it will to Cbile. LUDWIG signing the satel- diation at the satellite's higher al sociatcs of St. Louis would begin eini'a "La Boheme" and the prin- 'Shady ActlvltlH' lice, however, that established Se· be only 221.463 miles away. For the next two months, the Lite's instruments. titudes. work in about 30 or 60 days. cess in "Love for Three Oranges." Khrushchev charged President curity Council rules must bo Col Jl has been reported that the Army hopes, the satellite will give George H. Ludwig, G, was in Explorer IV is making more sen The contract provides for a popu- Elsenhower's special envoy to Leb lowed. including the right to ex· Air Force will attempt a one-way a complete picture of radiation charge o( enginee(ing and aS8emb sitive mcasurements of the intcnse lation study oC the city. a study Fulton had the role of the mayor anon, Robert Murphy. was engagcd "mine not only Mideast tension but trip aimed at orbiting an instru· which could considerably delay ling the instruments (or Explorer radiaUon discovercd by Explorers and analysis of lhc economic Cac- in last summer's presentation of In "shady activIties" and intcrven the causes. mented satellite around the moon. man's first journey into space un- IV. Ludwig also did much of the I and Ill. tors accounting for city growth, a "Albert Herring." ing jn the political affairs of Leb· Tbe lonc of Khrushchev's reply, using a a-stage Thor·Able rocket. less adequate protection is pro- delicate · han
Pat_ 2 TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1H1 I_we City, I_a U:S. Is Stripped 'ot ,Dignify I.. u.JIIj '0_ • __ ...... a_ by ~ .,., .. ,00hfltJd by 4 board Of ~oe "went I,.,., .. .;;;;;; Democrats pression. '" ~ "00"" body IIftd 1_ ItJCUlt, trwt_ • by 1M praid"" of 1M Un~I!I' TIte DtIIIg lOlU'" TO THE EDITOR: The recent manifestation of soU· or 106 10WI edlUJriGl polJctj, ~«•• II noC 4ft ~ of SUI . amimslr..tlon po/lev fir opinion In tiny ".rlfculDt. IV GeORGE DIXON GOP Senator Edward J . Thye. guished cry from Senator Thye. by IU., "•• I.r.. S,.'lea,. of Minnesota, had been debating remarking: Let me congratulate you on the darity by leaders of the Democratic new 60th 81 lead editorial in the Iowan this Party was splendid. and typically WASIflNGTON - Senator Hom· how be t to make hot bi cuits and "I regret that 1 do' not see in "Who 'S Who morning {"A Two·Headed Coin, " American. Truman. Stevenson, er E. Capehart. of Indiana. is a flapjacks with Democratic Sen· the chamber at this time any Sen· associated \I Heading for the Summit ator A. WilJis Robertson, of Vir ator from a corn· producing state." Friday, July 251. There are indeed Johnso n. Rayburn, Loveless, reo Republican and not disposed to a great many people in our own I Jowa City let anyone forget it. Nevertheless ginia. Each took th sectional This time "(Laughter)" could acted in crisi in accordance with community who are quick to cry aC the 117 C8 he is prepared to admit that the stand that the nour from his state have been justifiably inserted, be· a tradition that is as old as Thomas Democratic Senatorial team holds should be used to obtain the Cinest cause Senator Thye retorted in out that every word or deed by t(-le Jefferson and Hamilton. It illust· which lists ! certain definite advantages over results. The gustatory debate had ambiguous indignation : Russians or ourselves in volves a rated something much deeper than Categories loss oC prestige on our part and a the GOP squad. The old Juke Box emptied the galleries, possibly "Mr. President, Minnesota pro· is implied in the slogan, "Trust ,.ere chosen propaganda defeat. It is our own Ike." They mayor may not truFt King avers that when circumstanc· from hunger. when GOP Senator duces an enormous quantity of AnlhropolD,1 es call for a change of plays. the corn." people, brilliant. capable writers, Ike. They exhibited the strength prol ...or 0150 Democrats can send in more sub· Blithely pdssing over this. Sen columnists. speakers, professors. of the American party system. as ArtiSts - ! clergymen and others in public life rI' Mauricio stitutes. ator Flanders told about a Maine Republican leaders would have ~ : and Eu,. On an especially diverse day in Ibbsterman who had been talked who have stripped us of whatel'er done had the circumstances been f..-.r 01 art. the Senate. when the Democrats into trying corn flakes. Asked how prestige we might otherwise have reversed. Some of our intellectual Arts Educal the world over. They have done a dlreclor Of Ih threw m n in to debate such var· he liked them. the lobsterman de· liberals could learn a lesson from man profe iegated matters as Iraq. higher ed· c1ared he preferred pie for break· thorough job. They are skillful and the practical politicians. and ·Hlml. Vo: ucation. St. Lawrence Seaway tolls. persuasive; they would leave us no of ", ...11' . fast. explaining. "You eat corn Kirk H. P .....r Blolo,lC1II S< glace cherries, Lebanon and the shred of dignity. prestige or self· prof • ...,r and nakes and they're gone. Now you Prof.ssor ,nd Mild best wheat flour for making hot take one of Ma ry's pies - I can respect. My country - always Gen."leve Sl of D.,.rtmellt If podl<5 : and E biscuits. Senator Capehart lumber· row around my lobster pots ail wrong! Nevertheless I would not JOt and bead Political Sel.ne, ed ofC the floor wiping his mas ive morning. and feel it Iyin' there. try to deny them freedom of ex- t brow. He corner d an audience in and nourishin' me, and nourishin' reporter. a janitor, and a mis· me and nOllrishin' me." strayed touri t couple with tugging Senator Robertson, who seemed offspring, and outlined his thoughts to be thrown orr his pace by ail A Person's Right to Read . in football parlanc . this. interposed that he recalled "No matter what situation may a Vermont song, "You don't get develop," he philosophized, "the bread with one meatball." But TO THE EDITOR: objectionable, so that those 'of us Democrats have fresh men to put Senator Flanders went sectional who are foolish enough to believe in to make the play. again, declaring that " [n the or· I see by Friday's DI that a that freedom of the press sliU "Let's say they decide that the iginal version it was 'one fish· campaign is being waged against exists can say so by buying a copy situation calls for the liberal ap· ball.' " "harmful material" on the news· of the "harmful" magazine. proach." he went on. "The Demo· This fascinating discourse on stands. I wish that the Knights of To most citizens. the motives of crats can throw in Hubert Hum· CAPEHART happy eating went on for more Columbus would publish a list of phrey. oC Minne ola, or Dick Neu· than an hour. It was very late these magazInes that they consider the Knights of Columbus and the berger. oC Oregon. If. on the other I ndianlL SenMor before the Senate could get back other groups are to be admired. hand. they decide that a conserv· to a discussion of United Arab However. this is a gross miscon· Ralph E. Flanders. of Vermont ception. This attempt at censor· ative play is required. they can wandered in. Republic intervention in Lebanon. Non-Violent Policy send in Harry Byrd. of Virginia. ship is inherently dangerous to till! Having heard only a Cew words freedom of every individual. whe· "1C they think the time is ripe to or the colloquy, Senator Flanders attack the OPPOSition with corus· May Save World ther he be man, woman or child. barged In with a plea to Senator New Postal Rates If any group today is allowed ,to cating 'Vit and withering sarcasm, Robertson that he yield. With Old they COln throw in Bob Kerr. of dictate the type oC humor we moy Dominion courtesy. the Virginian Effective Friday TO THE EDITOR : read, then tomorrow they can dic Oklahoma. replicd : There is a prevailing opinion fre tate the type of political literature "We never can tire them out." " 1 yield to the Senator Crom WASHINGTON (A'I - Starling we may read. summed up Senator Capehart. Vermont. who undoubtedly wants next Friday - Aug. 1 - you will quently voiced that in order to "They can keep sending in a ncw Friday night I made a trip down· to talk about maple syrup on hot hove to· put II 4·cent stamp on al\ safeguard peace one must resort team." cak s." town and purchased three oC the first·class letters, which now go to nuclear deterrents. and that magazines referred to in the • • • In reporting this passage, the peace among men can be maintain. 1t W;JS rathcr too bad that Sen· " {Laughter)". but I do not recall for 3 cents. article. After careful st!ldy or the ator Capehart picked this partieu· that it was deafening. Some oC It will cost 3 cents to mail post ed through superiority in the pro· material. I can only reach the con· duction o( the means oC war. clusion that the " harmful material" Kin "ul.,.. ,dlcol. lar lime for his dessertion be· the less f1apjack·minded Senators cards and the charge for aIr mail cause, iC he had remained on the wanted to get back to a discussion letters will go up from 6 to 7 cents. Are we not deceiving ourselves referred to is nhotographs oC hude (('male CormR. However. none of lilt noor. h would have s n a new of the situation in Lebanon. but The Post Office Department an· when we adopt "expedient" polio Republican player come in to take Senator Fland rs switched to tbe nounced today the rate changes. pictures could be classified as :'!n. over the play. subject of corn. He drew an an- authorized by Congress, will be cies of imagined "strength" which decent. .. This did not surprise me, CensorshiA Campaign made effective promptly at mid· bring but fear and distrust to in· becall~e i{ they were inde~\lt t\\ty r------..,...------, night local time July 31, and mail ternational liCe? We would do well wOlild have been conCisca~ed by the postmarked after that hour will to remember in this connection allthorities. The fact Nt~4 t . ,*liis "harmful material" is in Iowa City There is a need for vigilance on the part of ated. Howcver, we, too, have faith in the busi Good Listening- have t.o carry the additional post· E. B. White's remark that ""the r iI'. age. indicates that it does not fall under nil thinking people in ] own City nnd especilllly nessm n involved and do not believe they Mail posted with insu{ficient bomb has given us a few years of the "indecent" classification. .' stamps won't be delayed, but will grace without war. and now it those n part of the University commlinity. A allow such magazines to be sold in their stores. Today on WSUI ' It is indeed unfortunate when t1je be delivered on a postage·due offers us a few miileniums of dictates of the Legion of Decency well·intentioned - but misguided - group is The trouble i that self·appoint d and self EARL Y MORNING NEWS is WSUl's dinner music is somewhat basis. oblivion." (professing all the while they are more reserved. Lasting 55 minutes heard on WSUI every morning at It is time that citizens aU over out to pressure Catholics Ol1lv ) ~ conducting a campnign to ~id the newsstands styled c nsors want their judgment and inter· (6-6:55 p.m., it is called, never· come the criteria [or censorsblp 8:15 when the two·man team o( AI the world and particularly those ot theless, the Dinner Hour. a community. I am the first to;ii1v of what they beHev to b ~ind cent" litera pretation o( "indecent" imposed upon their Bower and Paul Eells reports on OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN of the nuclear nations should bE-g in • • • that there are many ma~azines on news ..iI\ld sports. With so much of " HOW TO LIVE 365 DAYS A o ture. neighbor. to reflect and resolve the dilemma the stands that I do not cal'e to the National League race taking YEAR" II the name of the best· place on the West Coast in the In a moral and umane way. In read. In addition, most of them I Unfortunately, a movement such a this al We cannot allow this to happen, especially selling, non·Ciction book written University do not Ceel are the best readjnl! for wee small hours oC the morning several yc:ars ago by Dr. John P. )i~.r_ " ,Ii. 1952, when the controversy l'n A my youn!! son and daughter. I. will most always gets the backing of organizations here in Iowa City, a university community (C.S.T. ), the 8:15 news may be Schindler, o[ the Monroe Clinic, .~ Calendar bacteriological warfare was bojJ· though. defend to the end thCir the first opportunity fans will have Monroe. Wisconsin. The late Dr. ...~ ing, the Federation oC American like the Ministerial Association, the Chamber which should be particularly jealous of its right to know how the hot pennant race ~ l'il!ht. and the riJ!ht of every' other Schindler will be heard this even· TUESDA.Y, JULY 2', 195' Scientists denied aU charges that individual, to read them. . • of Commerce, various church groups and civic to a free choice of what magazines it reads. is proceeding. News from another ing on Chlillenge speaking on the hot area, the Middle East. is also subject "Emotion, Maturity and 8 p.m. _ Opel'a. "Madam But. BW weapon~ had been used by the 1 spent over three years (i~till~ against an ideology that beli'!ved associations, a nd others whose primary pur A picture of a nude is not necessarily in just beginning to be reported in the Mental Health". Recorded as de terfly" by Glac%o Puccini - Mac- UN [orces 10 Korea. and put the early morning. Next news is at 10 livered aUlle annual meeUng of the in censorship and a lot of ot\1er pose i to promote the common good. bdde Audilarium. issue as follows: d ecent. It can be a mo t artistic endeavor, and a.m. Northeastern Ohio Teachers A so· ideas contrary to our way of lift'. Wednesday, July 30 "The question raised in the As much as I hated to 'be away We say this backing is unfortunate becnuse rewarding csth tically both to th artist or pho. • • • ciation in Cleveland's public Audi· 8 p.m. - Opera, "Madam But- world's mind is not so much whe. POPULATION GROWTH and Its torium, Dr. Schindler's address is terOy" by Giacomo Puccini - Mac· from home. I will go · ba k a~1l1n it .i misleading. ] n many instances, members of ographer ano to the viewer. eCfect on the demand for natural the second such to receive national bride Auditorium. ther we did use BW in Korea, but to fight for those sam ~s if resourcqs is the subject oC Profes· attention. Challenge begins at 7:00 FrIday, August 1 whether we are in fact prepared necessary. In their hearts per· these group do not intellectually believe in the II too often, indecency exists only in the y sor Cain's lecture this morning on p.m. 8 p.m. - Opera, "Madame But· and willing to use it in the Mure." sons behind tllis camnai~n r.robabl feel that thev are doing a ~er. movement, but cannot afford to leave th m· mind of the viewer; a person Sf'es what he Our Natural Resources at 8:30. • • • terfly," by Giacomo Puccini - The question in the case o( nuclear • • • SARAH VAUGHAN AND BILL V Macbride Auditorium. ful thing. Their efforts would be ,I, selv s open to the criticism of the over-zealOlls wants to sec. A beautiful female form can be LONDON LISTENING POST is a ECKSTINE are a duo on Trio at Saturdav, Autust 2 warfare is the same. It is not the much more fruitful if the:r were t(l selection oC broadcast features reo 9 p.m. 8 p.m. _ Opera, "Madame But. question as to who might in the Cu· bring their children up to want to and the uninfonned. In short, they need the just that - a beautiful female form; or it can be ported to the BBC by its corres l.I:rfly ," by Giacomo Puccini - ture become guilty of starling a rpad the right kind of \ite~ature . WSUI This is the only way thal,they can backing of the public to function effectively, II soUed and dirty picture - but too frequently pondents abroa~ . It is heard every IOWA CITY 010 ",e Macbride Auditorium. nuclear war: The responsibility Tuesday morning at lJ : 45. T ..... y. July ~ •• 10", TIM.day, Autust 5 d 'l accomplish the results 'tMt pro and thus must submit to the tyranny of the it becomes soiled and dirty only after it enters • • • n~ i::~:.lnll Chapel 8 p.m. _ Summer Session Lec. an gUI t Cor this unimagi nahle fess. As soo n as somethin~\ is for· BEE HOVEN, HIND E MIT H, R:30 Our Nalural Resources ture. Willy Ley _ "The Conquest holocaust lies right now and here bidden to a child. it becomes much vocal segment of that public. the mind of the viewer. 8:16 The Bookshell h SHDSTAKOVITCH and Massenet 8:46 Gllberl RiShel of Space" - Macbride Auditorium. on tb e s ou Id ers of everyone and more attractive. If my children ever do want to read one of these are the composers whose works Concert Thund.y, August 7 every nation which produces and If there are "indecent" magazines on the If such censorship is allowed to begin, :g ;~ ~ft~~en "men's magazines," • explain will be heard throughout the after 12 :00 Rh,.thm Rombl.. 8 p.m. "The Chalk Garden" by possesses the bombs and wllich will newsstands, by all means let them be e!imin- where will it end? noon, from 1 - 4. on Mostly Music. to them that it is adult readlng t: ;~ ~:~: ..... 01 BrlUsh Week lie. Enid Bagnold University conducts its policies accordingly. and not intended for children. If Principal works: Beethoven'S Sym· \ :00 Mostly MusIc Theatre. The bombs and the missiles and they still want to read it, they will phony No.7 and String Quartet No. 1 :55 N ...... ! FrlUv, A",ust • the air bases have become the 2:00 MUlerwork. Irom France do so with my blessing. This is a 4, Shostakovitch's Tenth. 2:30 Mo.tl,. Music 8 p.m. - "The Chalk Garden" challenge to our conscience and fundamental right of every Ameri· • • • n~ ~::. Time by Enid Bagnold - University to our sense oC mercy. There is an can. O~r Meters Are Making News VIC DAMONE'S new album of 5:30 Ne...... Theatre. alternative way. a non·violent poli- standard selections will be pre· ~;~~ ~~;':Ia::~ur Saturday, Aut",t , cy o( reconciliation, oC cooperation viewed on Tea Time this afternoon 8:65 New. 8 p.m. - "The Chalk Garden" and mutual aid ; it was practiced Well sir, Iowa City is beginning to make a at 4 with Paul Eells. Capitol Theater, which are arranged so that ~;~ g~~I~'~M by Enid Bagnold - University by men like Gandhi, and in more a ...... r. 1... 11 •• Ie .",rn...... • • • 8:00 Trio Theatre. recent years of Middle East con· I.... ID I.U... t. Ih. ".11.,. An name for itself outside the highways and bi· motorists can't tell how much time is left on I.tt... mu.1 In ...... d .. rl"...... DINNER MUSIC for a Pack of l~ :~ ~roJ OFF WNnesd.y, Autust 13 Wct by Ralph Bunche, and it was naIDr••• nd a.dr.nOl ..bl.' wlP " Hungry Cannibals is the tiUe of KSUJ (PM ) SCHEDULE 0'.7 m{e 7:30 p.m. - University Summer incorporated in our Point Four prlnled - ~"e .. rl\l"" .I,ul.... WllyS of our own fair state. Why, you ask? Well, the meter before the red flag goes up. D.\ a ••• plobl.. Ie a peculiar selection composed 6:00'.:00 p.m. Fealure work wll be: Session Commenc~ent - Field· Program. not to mention the pro. L.U... •... _ MENDELSSOHN: Jl:lllan Sym· pr.,.rI, .f Til. 0.11, I ...... it's not because we hllve a splendid University The source is the Inte rnational City Mana ma__ n_y_ y_e_a_rs~ag:..o~y~_a.:..y_b R m_o_n__ d Sc o_ tt_. __-:p:.; h::o.:::O)':..:. ______h_ O..:U.:.se..:-.. ______-__ jects carried out by non·govern· D.n, I.... n .... r.... III. rar'. '- .IIo,len. .01 ... repr ....la"" Idt... mental agencies. It is up to us to wben m.n, .D .Il...... 'Ieo ••,. h ~rc - at.least not directly; and it's not because gers' Association and the dateline is Chicago. take the initiative instead of wait· ....lvod ••r ..11 ..1101, 1.1\.... C,.trIo ing for others to do better. b.l.n are IImll" I •••~ -.re .... of this city's charm and friendliness; and it's It begins, U A motorist must take his chances in h... 1.11... I. aD' ....., ,.,... . HertJ.rt Jehl, o plntena eX1)reue. • •••, .eMnarUr not because we have more grade A topsoil than ... Iowa City if he tries to park free, on the General Notices Lincoln, N.b. ,.,'0.0.1 lb••• • t Tb. D... ' I.,,~ General Notl..... muat be rec:elwd at The Dally lo... n office, Room 101 . Communleatlo,," Cent«. b7 any other community. meter time the last driver didn't lise." • a .m. for PU'bUclUoD \he foUowlnc mornln,. The,. mu.t be "'peel or \eaJblJl Wrllten Ind .I,ned; tIIq wW Dot be _pled ..., telepMD.. TIle Dally 10wan rderv.. tile rllhl IG e4lt .U GeleraJ Notl .... WF·A·DAY No sir, it's because of our parking meters. It sure is nice to know tha t Our little old KOREAN VETERANS: University to all women students and staCf SUMMER HOURS We ha~e' before ,-!S a little news story clipped town is making news as far away as Chicago. students and staff members who memberB.. Please brin, up, for ... , entered service for the Korean -- ~ from t~ ~aukegan (Illinois) News-Sun. The . And for such a deserved reason. Conflict while a resident of the PARKING - Tbe University park, MAIN ~IBR~T State of Iowa may secure applica. big committee reminds student • R.serve De. h eadlina'reads, "'Free' Parking In Iowa Can Oh yes •.. one other town was mentioned in I , , tion blanks for the Iowa Korean aulolsts tbat the--" J.2.hour parlant Mon . - .....IIUrs.: 8 00 a . m.~ 5:00 p.m. - Service Compensation (BODUS ) IImJ t applies to au Universitf loti II 00 - Be Quite A Gamble." the article about the money·mad -meters. Ames. : p.m.· ':50 p.m. from the Veterans Service in Uni· exC!(pt the .torage Iot ICU th of the Friday 8:00 •. m. - 5:110 p.m. The story teJ1s of Iowa City parking meters Quite a coincidence that both Ames and Iowa versity Hall beginnin, Tuesday, Hydr tulics LaboratofJ· Saturday. 8:00 a.m. - 11:58 a.m. slIch as,'thqse in the City parking lot near the July 29, 1958. Be.'inn~g ~t ~nce, THE UNIVERSITY Cooperative Sunday 2:00 p.m. - 4:50 ,.m. City arc college towns. be ... ~ . the Veterans Service will distribute Baby.sitting league will in ~In Lliw..., shee't giving information about charge of Mrs. Young from July MOD.· Fri. 7:30 a.m.· 2:00 p:m. eliglb' ity, procedure, etc. OCCIce 22 to August 4. Telephone lJer at Saturday 7:30 a.rn.· 5:00 p.m.· li'om 7 to . :. ...n.. OIl lleturM7. DAILY IOWAN .OITOaIAL ITA'" Make·!IDOd ..... vl.,., 011 mJMed papen 18 open hours are 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 ~ if a sitter or information Sunday 1:30 p.m.· 2:00 a.m. , Z411DJ' ...... 11m Davl.. not poqIb\e. bUI ....., .ffo" w1U be :on and 1:00·4:30 p.rn. week· about joining the &roup is desired. Desks OpeD 8:00 a.m., MOD. - Sat. New. EdllGr .....• Jerry X1rkpalrlck mlde to correct erron wltII &be DDt ys. Desks close 4:50 p.m., Fri.· Sun • CIt:J EdllGr ...... 3Mn Davi...... Sporb Editor ...... DId< Lyn.. \ -- IIAMIL Y NITE. at the FleJcI. 11111111 •••f t •• AIiOCIATlIO ••11 •• SUMMER OPERA, "Madame But· bouse for ItUdeDti ••t'lft, faeulil. Ch\eI Pliotosi'81Ihet ., Walter Kleine The AlIKlaled Pre.. I. enIJt\ed ex· EdllGrial A..!Jta1lt •• Donna BIoulu.. cludftl,. to \he u.. for republleaIJon terny" by Puccini with full cast their apouaea aocl their famlUee RECREATIONAL CRAFTS AND of aU the Joeal new. printed In uu. and orchestra in Macbride Audi· every Wednesday. Recreational .WIMMING at tile women's gym· newapaper &I well .. aU AP new. dlapaJches. torium 8 p.m. July 29. 30, August 1 swimming and family-type actio DBslurn for all universlty·related .AIL!' IOWAN " ...... ft.ING .TArr and 2. Tickets available East vitie. will be available from 7:15 women: students, faculty, wives. Mvertlanl Mulapr ..•. MIOI AJlaJIUI DAILY IOWAN 111 •••Yl1lO •• no. Lobby Desk, Iowa Memorial Union to 9:15 p.m. daughter•. Each Monilay evenina Ate\. MftI'IlIIIq II...... Iim O>am)Ien Ie.OOL or lOl1_ALllII rACULTY 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. except Satur· from 7:30-9:30 the craftshop will be CJa.I4ed IIaMetr .. I...,.,. Gold.t..In P-..blIaher •. ••.. .. •• John II; Harruoa EdJllorial ...... Arthur Y. "ndenoa day, July 26th from 1 p.m. to 5:30 PLAYNITI. lOr ItUdeIRI, Itaff available and from 8:30-9:30 swim· PromoUOa II...... loe ~Id MnrlJat". and ClrcuJalJon ••...... • p.m. Also on sale at Macbride and .!tculty ancI their lIpouseI at 1llinI. BrinJ luils for children only ...... • ...... Wilbur PeterIoIl . . _... Aucliifrillm 7 p.m. to 8 P'11l- even- the l'Ieldbouae eack 1'ueIda7 aD. d and caps must be WOrD by all. iW • Opera. All tickets rtservtd PricIaJ Wtbt fram ,:tt-tt .:. Char~JDIde ,.". materlala ud 400. p.m. AdmiISioD will be bJ~. Np clJleCl ill eran.. ODe erjU _ Italf or .uadeot J.D, CaN. tiii will bI introduced each Monda¥ "May I make a lurgeatlon .?" RICRIATIONAL IWI M MIN G \V_t TrainiDJ Iloom wID be the foUowiq order Dial 4191 u ~ ~ Nt r.e.tv. Let '''ealJIit.1n _ '~ G~ ...... · w ,:II. .... TIle HOWl at the WOmeJ!'s Gymnasium at tile follo"DII Urnes: Mo... 4 aimp(e ~ ~"'I'r I ~~ . ',' \I • II.!!!, 10 II • . " "., . t r.w, ClreuJatlOd oftIC!. In eo.ftmunl. p6bI wDl Be from 4:15 to 'f: "'lI:m.;WedH8dIJl, mons" J.r,;--..... cation. Center .. opetI from , •.m . to Uy,' . • 'wm ""cofitUi'ue>' tM'OtI~IY ' "'";;;r.--;,, ••t7.:r.t. i'i~·t",;-:t;,. ~ • p.m.• 011 MoAdav. lrom r • .m. 10 • Monday throu&h Friday. It is opeD aad Fridafl •• to • p.m. Auplt ., THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, low_Tuesday, July 29, l'SI-P... J 103 In Who/s ·Wb.9 .f:;g~t in. .~~I~~a .~or~ ~f.. ~~~ On Sll:H' 'Faculty frollows lmiSn Granted For j , Of 106 Iowa Cilians named in lhe K urtEt profeesor and neaa of ~lectrl cal enllneorlna. DeW 60th anniversary edition oC Mechanical Enllil ne,," - J . Wayne Sunday 'Sing ~~!!~N ~~~ Moo" ... "Who's Who in America," 103 are Dee,.an. professor and chalnnan of WASHINGTON, Ia fA'! - Twenty Ways and Means Committee 1\1on CLEVELAND fA'! - A big wave mechanical enJ1neerlnl. end coor· day approvea a bill liberali7.ing associated with SUI. dlnalor of en,lneerln, placement; and Cour youths were reles ed to their of water (Jushed four teenage boys John M. Russ. professor and head of parents Monday after spending the social security beneClls and au Iowa City selections covered 33 englneerln. drawln • . through a long storm sewer Mon Geoloclsts - H. Garland Hershey. nlght in the Wa hington County thorizing more than $280 million in day. They came out wet, scared of the 97 calegories in the books, .tate geololl t and dlreclor of the jail following a fight In Kalona additional Federal granls to the and melly, but very much alive. Iowa Gooloilical S urveY: and Allan C. which lisls 50,645 names. Tester. profeuor 01 .eolo,y. between Amish youths and other states for pubUc assistance. Two of them rode the wave Categories in which local people Educators - Marcul Bach. professor boys. Chairman Wilbur 0 _ Mills m stumbling, swimming, floating of reltllon; A. Craie Baird. profeuor were cho en are: The boys have been ordered to Ark.! 81d he expected to obtain almost down to Lake Erie, a dis emerhul of Jpeeeh : Gu,tav Beramann. appear in court with their parents Anthropololbts - David B. Stout, profelsor of phlJosophv: Robert G. Rules Committee clearance Tue - tance oC four miles or more. The Caldw~lI . pro£es!or of IOcioloCY and here Aug. 14 . day. Leaders have docketed the bUi ,rotHsor of socialary and anthropolo.y. anthropoloaY: Paul f:nlle, professor olhrrs grabbed at manholes on the Artist. - Stuart Edl.. proCessor of of J!:ngUsh ; Elmel W . Hili., prOfellOr Probation officer Burrell Smith for House consideration laler this way down and were pulled out. art ; Maurl.lo La.ansky. prof.... or of ernetitu8 of ,eneral busine!l'a: JOSeph E. of Oskaloosa said the fight appar week. 1ft: and Eugene LudllUi. associate pro Rowe. profes"or and head or mechanics Here is how it happened: f lOr of art. and hydraulics : Wa lter R Inlram, pro ently stemmed from the Cact the The bill calls for a 7 per cent Thomas Davis, hi brother Fred. AtU Educators - Earl E. Hal'J>C'r. fellor and head of anatomy: WendeU Amish are conscientlous objectors. increase in social security beneCits, Terry McGuire and Kevin Mcin 41mtor of fine arts; Lester D. Lone A. Johnson. prof .. or of lpeech path maA , protellor and director of art; ololY a nd plycholo.··· V . "l ". .. "" ,", Involved in the fight were 18 with a minimum increase of $3 a erney were playing along Dugway and Hlmle Voxman, professor and head '"'rolessor and head of labor and man.. Amish boys and 8 other youths, week. It would be financed by an Brook below Fore t Hills Park. It music. 8lement; Harold H. Mcc....u.rty. luo .... 010 \I .. orricers said. Biololleol Sclentbta - Hevey B. Bull and rh.lrman of leo,raphy; Charle. increase in the Sodal Security tax. They eall it "Stinky Creek." Thom .. . proCe""r and h"ad of bloch"mlltry; M. McCloy. resident pro{enor emeri BI_s Ar. Struck The payroll tax would go up Jan. as is 14 and the others are 13. Genevieve Stearns. profeuor of ortho tus 01 phy.lcal eduratlon: Howard V. Smith said one of the youths got pedics ; and Emory D. Warner, profes Meredith, profe:JSor 0' physical lJ'owth. 1 by V. per cent to 4 ~ per cent on ' At this point the creek enler!: • and head of patholoay. Chltd Welfare Rellurch SUlllon; Ro his hand cut with a knife, a car a large tunnel. The water flows bert S. Michaelsen, pro{e$Sl'"" lind s"' both workers and their employers, Budn... Executives - Lloyd A. mlnl. lrllive dlrec10r of rell,lon and was damaged with a chain and a and the tuable wage base would through a torm spwpr .v~t".., Xnow ler. professor and chairman of dlrectbr of campul reUcloul actlvlUeI: Cew blows were struck. be broadeDed from $4 ,200 to $4,800. and Cinally becomes an open cul "athemaUes and astronomy. Leslie O. Moelter. profe•• or Ind direct Smith said several Amish youths ... Chemist. - Edward Bartow, profes or or of Journalism; Maraarel A. . Ohlson. The Increase in benefits would vert. emerttu. of ehemlltry: and Ralpb L . prolessor of Internal medicine and -both boys and girls-galher in raise maximum family cbecks ' A sudden deluge oC rain south Shrtner, proteslOT and head of chem· director of nutrfllon; O. K . Potion. - homes on Sunday to sing. He said IJIry. pro/es""r 01 I6w: M. Gladya Scott. from $200 to $254 a month. of Forest Hills ent a ri ve-Coot wall pro/euor and chairman of physical the fight in Kalona apparently be ClerlYmen -M. Willard Lampe, In addition, Federal grants to the KOREAN WAR VETERANS, who fillin, out applications for the Kor.an bonus payments, crowd.d of water down the creek. sweepinit educoUon (or women: and CI.renee M. gan aCter one of these meetings. w.r. proC... or emeritus of rell,lon. Updegraff, professor or law. state Cor the needy aged, dependent into the Johnson County Courthous. and the V.t.rans Servic. Offic. In Univ.rsity Hall Monday. the boys WiUI it. Con,re", members - Thoma. E. Medlenl SclenUst. - WIlUam B. Beon. Ages oC the boys involved in the Iowan, .Iigibl. for the bonus .. ar. to be p.id $1' per month for s.rvic. In the United States and $12,50 MarUn. Senator. children, blind and disabled would professor and head of Internal medi. fighting range (rom 14 to about 22, a month for overseas duty with a maximum paym.nt of $500, To qualify for the bonus veterans must DentlstJI - Goor,e S. Ea.ton ....Ist cine: A. Ii: Braley. profellOr and head be raised, as would Federal grants ant dean of dentlstryiMerle L. Hale, of opthalmology: Stua.., C. Cullen, pro Smith said. He said the boys were have ,erved in the military service betw ..n June 27, 1'50 and July 27, 1953.-0.ily Iowan Photo_ bead of hospital dentistry and profes felsor of surlery and chairman of (rom Wellman, Kalona, Riverside for child and maternal welfare pro· aor of oral aureery: and Ray V . Smith. anesthellolon; Allan K. Flaher. pro and several other nearby commun grams. professor and head of crown and fellOr and h.ad oC oral palholo,y: Which .rld,. work. WIlli. M. Fowler, prof.ssor of Internal ities. Economl.ts - Paul R. Olson, pro Medicine: Erwin G . GrolS. pro/elsor Mayor W. L. Wade o[ Wellman Applications Late, But SUI Korea Vets Itaor and head of economic.; and C. and head of pharmacololY: Gerhard Woody Thompson. director of the Bu Hartman. .uperlntend~n1, University said his town has never had any reau of BUllness and Economic Re Hospital. and prof•• sor oC hospitAl ad ministratIon; Ernest II . Hixon. prorel trouble with the Amish, " I don't RacketsComm~ttee Sign Up For ' Special Iowa Bonus aeortll and professor of general busl n. .. lIor lind head of dermatolotty; WIIJI.m know how il sLa rted," he said. D. Paul. profe.. or of roh.bllllllllon: "But it apparcntly started in the Accused of Fa.lure Educallon Teachers - Harvey H. J ohn R. Porter. rc.ldent urolollllt: John Veterans began filling out appli- charge, name of employcr and 10- aralion cenler, dales of dcpar DIO", SUI provost: Elmer F. Lind H. Randall. prole.. or and head of ob last month or six weeks." R.g. qUilt, professor Of educDtlon and atetrlc.; Robert T . Tidrick. profellOr Cuttin, Suspenders To Cooperate caUons for the Korean bonus pay- cation six monUls prior to entcrlng ture and return from the United $153 director Of thc Iowa Testln, P rogram: And head of . urgery; and Franklin H. menL Monday morning in spite o( service, dates of entry and s p- States and Selecth'e Service Board and Lauren A . Van D yke, prolcuor o( Top. profe.lor and heaa of prevenllve He said, "It appears that some oC education. a delay in the d livery of forms aralion, name and address of sep- number. Cont.flex I medicine and con~uttln, director 01 the the boys arc picking 00 the Amish CHICAGO (.fI - Chicago's chieC Lan,uage and Literature Teachers - StAte Bacterlolo,y Lab. prosecutor Monday accused the [rom Des loines. ~~!l!I!!l!.I!!l!J!IJ!.l!!l!1."J!l!IJ!I!!J!I!!l!.I!!l!I!!l!I!:::'=!l!I!='!l!I!:::'::-'~:::' '=':::!l!l!=' :::'!l!I!:::' :::'!l!l!:::=':::!l!l!=' :::l!l!l!=':::'=!l!l!='!l!I!:::' =1I11 Special Clarence E. Cousins, profe sor emeritus Phy.leal Scientists - Harry M. Mines, by cutting their suspendcrs and of romance lanru8aCS: Edmund de prolessor and head of phY81010,y. provoking aright." Senate Rackels Investigating Com $95 Ch.ICII, professor and chairman of ro mittee oC failure to cooperate in min.. lan.uag",,; Erich Funke, profes PhYllclanl - Rubin H. F'locks. pro Smith said no charges were riled ~iiI~:f~~:~sat~::F~t~~~r~~: , i~:~ I~~~'lilI""""-R' 'iliTiE'iTiliD'iliTiiliTiD"iTilil'iTiliC'iTiIiKiTili~iTiIiS' liTiIiiTiIiiTiIiiliTiiTiIiililEl: :.- 'Or and he.d of German: E. K . Mapes, lelSor and head oC urololY: Plul E. Monday. The boys were ordered his eCforls to indict restaurant in pro(eu or emerllus or romance )on8u HUllon. professor and head of PlY dustry mobsLers. Cice aboul 4 :15 p.m. ;a I,.. : and Baldwin Maxwell, profesoor chlatry: CArroll B. Larson, prolenor not to be out aCter sundown and Contaflex Ind head Of English. And head oC orthopedic auraery: P . J . In bitter terms, Benjamin S. Ad The Veterans Office at the Uni- Lelnlelder, prolelor of ophthalmolocy: not to run together. *" Lawyerl - W. R. HarL. attorneY: Dean M. Llerl.. . professor ond head of amowskl, Cook County's Republi versity got its forms from a mem- m.:: Frank R. Kennedy. pro lessor ol law; otolarynllolo,y and maxillofacial aur can state's attorney. called oCf a ber of the Korean bonus board, ;a~=:=~, JU Lye LEA RAN CE !f! Ind Paul Sayre. prq(essor of law. gery: Charles D. May. 1>rolea8Or alld who wa in Iowa City last week. if'. ~ Librarian. Il~Ph E . Ellsworth. head of pediatrics: lind Adolph L. Sahs, grand jury investigation of alleged former dlrecto of. ' Ibrarle. Dnd pro prol• • sor a nd h~.d of neurolol')'. labor racketcering by restaurant Distribution of Ule forms was start- ~~ m Ietlsor of librarians p . Polille.1 Sclentls", - Kirk H. Porter, I SU!Jienu ed this morning as planned. i+E m liInthcmatlclanq .'T" Allen T. Crall. professor and head of polltlcal ..,Ionce. Junion leaders. proleuor 01 ma\hcmuUC8 and astrono Psychololll,ls - Boyd R. Mcc..nd He saId he'll organize a team of Forms will be available daily ~ i:: my. lell. director and re.earch prolelSOr, Thc Union Board is sponsoring a at the Red Cross officc at 309 E.' ~ : lawn Child Welfare Retearch Stallon; lawyers and investigators to ex = "I,h.. Edu.ntto.... Administrators - Ralph H. Ojemann. professor, Child, Cree movic, "The Man Who Never Washington St., Veterans Service ~ :: • Plui W. Brethler professor and dlr Welfare Res.arch Stotlon; Kenneth W . Was," in Macbride Auditorium amIne the Chicago restaurant labor ..,tor of physical '1.ttucauon and inler Spence. profellor and head of PlY situation. He added: "We will pro Office at University Hell , and in m tollellale athleU~.: .... 111'1 W. Dakin, chology: and James B. Stroud. pro Sunday at 7:45 p.m. Starring in the lhe basement oC the courlhou e ~ _ Jfi - Reg . .dmlnlstrollve dean. Office of the ceed at some later date before a ijJ _: Contlflex II "..,aldenl; Virgil' M. Hancher. SUI les or 01 educallon and psychololY. movie are Curton Webb aod Gloria from 7-9 p.m. ~ $176 Social SelenUslJ - Georrre W. Mar grand jury Cor such action as we m "UI-I. u_ ... president: Myrtl~ l}t, ~ltch e ll. professor tin. professor emertlus of botany. Grahame. At the Red Cross oCficc and the ~ ~ ..ta and de.n of, nllr,ln" Ma.on Ladd. pro Social Workers - Mark P . Hal., feel justin d." fUlOf and dean 6'jI 'dw ~ Walter F . Loeh courthouse typing and a nOlary ~ Speci.1 director of social work. • • • Adamowskl said transcripts oC * .,In l . de.n .,,!, th QJr;;,'ldu ate College and State Official. - Robert L . Larson, Law wives will hold an informal Public will be available. The Red m Efi! " proCessor of ~otany; Bruce E. Mahan, , justice. lowa Supreme Court. Lestlmony by Chicago witnesses be Cross is open from 8-12 a.m. and proCosor and dean of the Extension Zoolollats - Emil Wltschl, prolessor meeting in the Law Lounge oC the ~ ~ $115 ' DI-.'Illon; Arthur' K . MJller, proressor Core the senale committee, headed Is The .. I of zoolol),. Crom 1-5 p.m. - For Women ~- = and heRd of geology: Norman B. "'el Law Building Tuesday evening, m Others - Con.tantlne J . Alexopoulos, by Sen. John C. McClellan m-Ark~ I()n, de.n and professor of medicine professor and he. d of botany. July 29, at 7:30 p.m. The sen-icc in lhe courthouse. 5F. i+i and dlr.ctor of Univers ity H05Pltals: had been promised by members 01 William J . Simon. de.n and profesaor ~hich is being oCf red by the loc~l ~ 5 ~ the committee staff [or use durfng $ 00 01 denU,try: Dewey B . StulL, profes po t of th Amerlcan Legion, Will ~ !f! 'Or and dean ol liberal am: Sidney lhe July grand jury session. also provide facilities for making ~ iF. G. Winler, proCes.q)r Rnd dean of com ... Robert F. Kennedy, committee mer .. ; .nd Louis C. ZOpf, prolessor ~~~~iCied copies oC discharge pap- ~ ':' ~. A Pair ~ and dcan of pharmacy. counsel, is in Detroit. HIs office "I.torlana - William J . Petc1'1!en, here said Kennedy had instructed hood of IOWA MI51orlc81 Society. In addition to a copy of the dis- ~ ~"'_::~" ~ Chemical Engineers - Knrl Kammer his slaIC to refer to him ali ques charge, th applicant mu t know Ctj Bar.foot Sandals ~ meyer, professor and hend of chemical tions about Adamowski's slale .nJlneorlng; 'lId- Hubert L . 0lln pro his serial number, rank at dis-' m ~ 'euor emeritus of chemical en,1 neer ments. McClellan was reported -to 88 Inr. be in Arkansas, - ~ ~ $2 ~ 'Uti 'lb •• lea ble Civil Engineer' - Francis M. Daw eOIDPo".n. '.nIN IOn , profeasor and dean ot ena1neerln,: Cllarl .. J. Posey. professor and head ICE CREAM ~ ~ 01 civil englneerlne; and Hunter $176 , 1 Rouse. professor of mechanics and hy Margaret Receives drauUcl. Electrical Engineers - Edwin B . Indian Princess Costume SO~~ALi=~_ R I: n 'K~~ I Catholic Student .. III .., ill One , I BANFF, Alta. I'" - Princess .. ~ Seven Die Margaret Monday received the Center:: ~ ~ white buckskin costume of an In 108 McLean St. ~ VJLVIT ITIr ~ dian princess. Wednesday Evening ~ ~ The dress, moccasins and hcad As Cyp-'riots July 30 7:00-9;00 * 5r. •• dress were made [or the sister of i+i Britain's Queen Elizabeth II by a SponsOTC( lb!I m: :: 126 E. Washington ~ 67-year-old princess of the Sloncy St. T lto 1/I{1S l ore G II if d , ~!l!l!!l!l!!l!I!!l!l! !I!l!!l!I!!l!I!!l!l!!l!.I!!l!I!!l!l!!l!l!!l!I!!l!l!!l!l!!l!.I!!l!I! !l!l!!l!l!!l!I!!l!I!!l!t= ~ Exteng c' Fight tribe, Leah Simeon. MiiTiIiiTiIi iliTiiTiIiilili iliTiiTili iTiliiTiliiTili iTiIiiTiliililiililiiTiliiTiliilili iTili iliTiililiiTili iliTii.l'! Cont.fI .. IV' ..1"-1 ..._.rt ... N[COSIA, 'Cyprus VPI - Seven o ter ... .. a-,: ...... persons died or yiolence and more a1>le • __.. , '-- 'I~ Greek and Turkisp Cypriot houses went up in fli,lPlI p~ Monday in con $IH tinuing strife on Cyprus. Fire caused damage eslimaled at $5,600 in a Greek Orthodox Church in Omorphita. top For You? .. Dr. Themistoc1es Dervis, mayor of Nicosia, sent a cable to Secre tary oC State Dulles accusing lhe 'Welcome to Iowa City' United States of subscribing to British policy on Cyprus without THE FIRST OF SIX wei com. to low. City Ilgnl h'l been pelted examining it. on U.S, highway 6 w.st of low. City. Th. sl,ns .,.. • proj.ct of tfte The cable, sent on behalC oC the Iowa City Junior Chamber of Comm.rc. and will be pl.ced on tfte Creek Cypriot mayors of Cyprus, six main hl,hways Into low. City within tfte next two wHk., Th. declared the chaotic situation in Ilgns .r. black and ,old .nd .r. thr•• by four feet In slz., Cyprus resulted from " unpardon t'I!'.l!lnJ!.l!!l!J!IJ!.l!!!!Ii!l!J!lJll!!l!.I!!l!.I!!l!.I!!l!.I!!l!.I!!l!.I!!l!.I!!l!.I!!I!I!II!I!!l!I!!I!J!!l!l!IJ!I!!I!l!' cont.flex Alpha $109 ably grave mistakes oC British pol *..'IiliiTiliiliTiiTiliiTiliiTiliilililTiliiliTiiTiliiTiliiTiliililiililiiTiliiTilillirnliliiTiliilirHliIiilili. Cont.flex Beta icy." !fr $129 The Greek Cypriots want this British colony in the Mediterran Now ...... are .Ix lei .. C.. ean separated from Britain and I REDDICK'S t.f1ex model. to choMe "'...... You un get .xactly ..... c ..... linked politically with Greece. The ~ you Jlke-et • price with- Turkish Cypriots want the island ~ .r.in your budg.t, partitioned if the status quo is ;- JULY CLEARANCE Models III and IV, .nd A.,., • .. . changed. := • nd Bet. offer tho add14 .~ 1•• ..nt... of quick IOWA FILM TO ALASKA ~ ch.n,. compon DES MOLNES l4'l - A special ent l.n••• In bay· Iclevislon film carrying Gov. Hcr ~;~ _t mount - achcl Loveless' congratulations wW..n,l. Pr. I ... " ". •• T.... r fl4 35mm from the people of Iowa on Alas I• ka's approaching statehood, was .nd • t.l. Pr. !Ii ~va( T.... r f/4 U mm, f I ~ delivered to A[aska Gov. Mike All model ••mbody the ..... & Stepovieh Monday. iti for .I,htl.,. .nd focusl", ..,.. . The Cilm was made by KVTV VIA SHOES It! t.m that'•• uch • ,r•• t .hI .. two weeks ago in the governor's .hooting quickly and .ccur.... " .. t i. [ 11-~ offiee here. It [s to be released to For Women 1., _ SI,ht!.,. through tho ...., . J Alaska's five television stations !Ii you lilt alar,., brllll.nt .... alter Aug. 26, when Alaska is -and right In tho "lew rev ... Ilated to vote on the act making iii tho ,round.. I .... nd ...It ..... " it lhe 49th state. .,. r.n"flnde, hr , ...... "We took this means of com shup ...... Tho f.mld z.tss municating to the people oC AJaska Mel Adams, Daily Iowan Business Manager, is s/WWIt here congratuiatirlg Jim the warm congratulations on Alas 00 T ....' f/2.1 11M ka's approaching statehood," Love 1upeI~ - • Chambers, A4, llaTlan, who w~s presented with a carton of Philip Morris cigarettes ""' , •• 0/ less said. 1$7 • depth fIeIIL -"'- in recognition of /tis performance as top advertising salesman for the month of Jllne . and tho ...... indoor.hels without fI.II\.S,.'* ·,,,...... , ·, Top reporter of tIle month honors wellt to Lou Younkin, A3, Keokuk, wlto also re chro Compur MXY "'''0· ./a hili. sPeedl of 1'... 1'-' - ~..... ceived a carton of Phili7) Morris. The Philip MOTrL<> Company makes these awards .,.Com. tod.,. In .nd ....11 ...... ' I each month to the outstanding Daily 10lOOn reporter and advertL<>ing sYlleslllan, REU The ' , ...... CameraShqp "'ra( l·t~ ," ... of . • ~'dlf '-''. LOUIS • > REXALL · DRUG 124 E.st cot .... t 't., S Ii , '
WASHING11l MOSCOW "" -Rafer Johnson. the grcat Rus ian tar VasiJy Kuz- blared "The Sta.r Spangled Ban- who in istcd the meet be scored shot put and the men's 5,000- pre ent world mark of 54 feet, ajd-to.ed uea~ a lithe California gianl, drove to netsov, Johnson climaxed the his- ner." as one e\'cnt. meter run. lP~ inches. would prO\100 In the 5,000, a rugged test con· Points were given on the basis The Russians placed 1·2 in the a world record in the decathlon lorlc meet by scoring 8,302 points, The big 'egro athlete was ceded to the Russians, Bill Del· high jump, which had been figured eoUtge scholar Monday with a taggering how It was one of the great alI·around breathing heavily but smiling of 5 for a viteory and 3·2·1 for the linger of Neoh Bay, Wash., fan a certain American viclory be· apPl'Oved bll of athl t.ic might. De pite Ihis the other three places. The standard alJ1letic performances of modern broadly as he received his award. toe-to·toe with Russia's Peter Vo· cause of Olympic champion Char I lee Monday. Sovi t Union scored an eyeJa h procedure for scoring dual meets lotnikov and finally lost by only lie Dumas, who has soared over tim . As anticipated, the American '\'be bill h 172-170 track and field victory o\er is 5·3·1 with no ponlt.s for losing half a foot. They were given iden· seven feet, and because of the Johnson held the listed world men alhletes soundly defealed tical clocking - 14 minutes, 28.4 banning of the Russian built·up ~ sUtJli1heni~ I the United State . relay teams. Under this system, record of 7,985 points, but lhis had their Ru ian rivals In points, 126- seconds. shoes. (lc brainPO\\~ The Ru ians already had clinch the Americans would have won Mrs. Earlene Brown, the 220· But Yuri Stepanov, also a seven· jpg methods II ed their slend r triumph In the been bettered by Kuzoetsov, who 109, but failed to make up ground 138·137. pound Los Angeles housewife, sur· foot jumper, won with 6 feet, 11 'k eel students, I international track meet when th had piled up 8,013 points this lost to the hardier, more aW ti· The Yanks' hopes of winning the prised the Ru sians by winning inches, followed by teammate Igor , the recom mel 6-3, 200-pound Tarzan from Los spring. Kuzn tsov fini hed Mon- cally inclined Soviet women. The fir t big private athletJc battle the women', shot put with a titan· Kashkarov, who tied with Dumas Angele lumbered acro the fin· day with 7,897. Ru sian women won, 63-44, with Russia were punctured by a ic heave of 54 feet, 3Y.s inches. and 17-year-old Paul Stuber of eoogress by PI i h line in the J ,SOO·m ter rac Some 50,000 Russian spectators U.S. orCicials sought lo have the substandard performance in the This was the best performance Lakewood, Calif. Dumas, off form, laSt Januar). -the tenth and final test of a tood and gave John. on a re ound- men's and women's competitions high jump and Javelin. But Ameri. e\'er by an American in the event. and Stuber placed third and fourth, Sen. Lister H rigorous two-day grind. Ing ovation as he troll d to the cored separately. But they were cans produced surprises in several She beat out the Russian favor· respectively, on the basis of miss fuJI Senate Locked in a bitt r baIlie wilJ1 viclory sland while th band voted down by the Soviet sponsors ev nts - including the women's ite, GaJina Zybina, who holds the es. , JDd Public the dieted the IGiants Close Gap on 1st after Double Win blU before PHlLADELPHlA t4'I - The sec· Isingle a~d in the sixth on a dou· Wa.hlnJton ...... 220 010 000- 5 II 0 Chlcaco . . . 010 401 00x- 6 12 0 Detroit 5, Boston 4 ond·place San Franc! co Giants ble and Single. COl\Jubl", Cleven,er 121, Hyde I5J DETROIT t4'I - Lefty Leo Kiely look advantage of a ninth inning .... Il T GAME and CourlMl': Wynn, QueUe.. 121, San Francllco .... 000 020 001- 3 10 1 Stolley (31 Lown (51. Moore 18) and put an end to a weird, rain-delayed error in the first game and a gilt· Phll.d Iphla.. .000 110 ~ 2 9 I Lollar. W _ Lown. L - Hyde. McCot"lck .nd Schmldl: Semproch, Home run - W ••hlnlton, FearlOn struggle Monday when he walked Rafer Johnson edged pitching performance by Farrell (91 Ind H",.n. L - Farrell. Ill, Chlc.co, Lollar (!41. Home runl - San f'rancl~o, Alou across the winning run in the ninth lIoLd That Banner High right·hander Ruben Gomez in the (41, Yanks 14, A's 7 E OSD OA1II8 inning and enabled the Detroit second as they beat the PhUa t4'I - San Francl""" .... 010 001 000- S 6 0 KANSAS CITY The New Tigers to edge Boston 5-4. deplhia Phillies 3·2 and 2·1 Mon· PIlUadelpllla . .... 000 OOt 00_ I 4 0 York ·Yankees bested the Kansas * * * * * * Gome~ and Thomal; Meyer .nd Sa A downpour delayed play for day night to move within one per· w.ukl. City Athletes, 14·7 in a 26·hit slug fe t Monday nigbt, wilJ1 the Yan one hour and nine minutes after Warm Welcome by Reds centage point of the National White Sox 6, Senators 5 Kees' Mickey ManUe and Gil Mc Kiely hod two out and one on in League lead. Dougald and the A's Bob Cerv the ninth inning. Play was halted CHIC~GO ~The Chicago White Tied 2·2 in th twl·night aCfair, each clouting two home runs. with a 3·ball, no·strike count on After Rafer1s Record Run Sox came off a four·run deficit Tiger center fielder Harvey Kuenn. the Giants won in the ninth inning Mantle's and Cerv's homers gave Monday night to beat the Washing When play was resumed, Kiely MOSCOW IJPI - Rafer Johnson in the high jump and pole vau lt \ for the 17th lime this season. They them 28 apiece and kept them tied of Los Angeles learned one word ton Senators 6·5 on the strength of behind Boston's Jackie Jensen for walked Kuenn, yielded a dribbling and fourth in the 1500 meter (met· needed hclp from Philadelphia re oC Russian and he used it Monday ric mile) run, last event on the Sherm Lollar's three·run homer. second place in the American single down lhe third·base line by after bei ng congratulated for his card. lief pitcher Dick Farren who ob Turk Lown, a National League League home run parade. Jensen Al Kaline and then got a 3·2 count liged by dropping the ball on a castoff and fourth of five Chicago on Charlie Maxwell before forcing world record·beating victory in the Kuznetsov finished in second po. has 29. decathlon. routine play at first base while pitchers, was credited with the vic· New York ...... 100 533 011 - 14 16 1 in the winning run with an inside sition in the ovcrall q cathlon Kan... City ... ..200 113 000- 7 10 1 pitch, "Spacibo," Johnson said to the Danny O'Connell scored the win· lory- ~is first in the American Monroe. Kueka CI) nnd Roward; standings with 7,897 point$, David ning run. League against two losses. Dick Tomanek, Gorman 151, D.ley 15). Uu· Boston ...... 000 040 000- 4 11 0 crowd after receiving a bouquet Edstrom of Sherwood, Ore., was boort {61, Croddock {71 and Smith. W - Detroll .. . . " 010 001 201- 5 11 1 of flowers. That means "thank third with 7,397 and Yuri Kutenko In th second game, the Giants Hyde, Washington's top reliever, Monroe. L - Tom.nek. Sisler, Wall 161. Fomlele. (7), Kiely picked up single runs off pitcher suffered his third loss against eight Hom.. run. - New York, Montie 191 .nd White: Clcotte. A.ulrre 151, you." of Ru'ssia fourth with 7,297. (2, 28). McDou,ald 12. 10). Kan"". Morord (51, FI.cher 18) and Lou. W - Decathlon points are figured by Jack Meyer in th second on two triumphs, City, Smith 131, Serv .2, 281. FI.Ch r. L - Kiely. The California athlete gave one of the greatest all·around athletic comparing performances with a performances of modern times in fixed standard in each event. winning the rugged to·sport event ;;------iii!!~iiiiiiiii which featured the two·day track Three Collegiate Grid Coaches Blast and field meet between the United States and the Soviet Union. Edward S. Rose Johnson scored 8,302 points in We invite you to tr.de .t our his duel with Vasily Kuznetsov of Shop where you are always wel Pro Draft Rule before Senate Group Russin. Johnson holds the listed come-right in the center of th" world record with 7,985 points, but business district - Special Pre· WASHINGTON"" - Three top attack on the sy tern whereby ------ Kuznet ov beat this WiUl an 8,013 scription Service and the supply- , coliege coaches Monday kicked NFL Cll,lbs gain exclusive bareain. performance this spring. Johnson ing of most everything in Dr",,1 off on pro Cootball's draft. They ing rights for designated colleg- FIREBALLING FIREMAN By Alan Maver won five of the ten events in the and Medlcines- .\ I call d it unfair to thc players and ions, ~YN~PUllEN. decalJ1lon - the 100 meter dash, aid it's not true that the pros They-' O'hough perhaps a year or so longer lives lhan males, the SUI On Land Bill ahead of the United States in cata· bulletin editors not that edges in ... pulting large objects into space, feminine lifespans range from WASHINGTON I.fI - A one man Russia lags about 15 years behind about two years in Venezuela. Den· economy crusade by Rep. H. R. WASHlNGTON I.fI - A Federal Senate's addition would cover olher u in adding 10 human longevity. mark and the Belgian Congo to Gross IR·Ia.). blocked house aid-tG-edllCation program which ubjecls such os history and Eng· The latest average life span re more thon six years in tbe United action Monday on a blll authorizing lish. would provide more than 20,000 ported Crom the U.S.S.R. (64 in Stales, Brazil. Finland and France. purchase of $625.000 of additional Also added in the Senate mea· college scholarships annually was 1954·55 ) matches the U.S. figure And "in practically every land around the Senale's new sure was $20 million annually lor approved by a Senate subcommit· vocational education. Both versions Cor 1940, says the new bulletin of country the expectation of life at $24.446,000 ofCice building. the SUI Institute of Gerontology. lee Monday. contained $40 million for loans to birth has increased more rapidly The purchase, proposed by the The bi\l Is aimt'd chiefly at college students in the first year. Tbe expectation of life at birth in for females than for males, thereby archltect of the Capitol, would ac This would be in addition to a the U.S. has now climbed above quire Ihe rest of the city block on 1 strengthening the nation 's scienti· 70 years, a £igure exceeded only widening the sex difference in which the Senate's new marble rIC brainpower by improving teach· $17'2 million scholarship lund in longevity," they report. the first year of operation. by the Netherlands, Sweden, and edifice is located. The original land , , ing methods and encouraging gift· Both bills contain $65 million Norway. India continues to have Major article in the new bulletin cost $1.000.000. ed students. It covers many of annually for grants to states to the lowest life expectancy, only is "The Use and Misuse of Cathar· The additional property would , the recommendations made to strengthen science. mathematics 32 years. according to latest avail· tics by the Aged," written by Don· be used as a parking lot for Sen· able statistics supplied by the aid J . Young. recent graduate oC ate employees and. the architect Coogress by President Eisenhower and language instruction in public school . Metropolitan Life Insurance Com· the SUI College of Pharmacy from said, to improve the atmospbere last January. pany. Van Horne. and environment o[ the capitol Sen. Lister Hill m ·Ala.l, said his But India's island neighbor, Cey· grounds. full Senate Committee on Labor Federal Road A.id Ion. bas made a dramatic rise in BURY FLOOD VICTIMS Reminding the House that Presi· the lifespans of ils citizens, an SPENCER, W.Va. 1.fI- A mother t and Public Welfare will consider dent Eisenhower ju a few mo Doesn't Change increa e of 17 years in an 8·year and her six children. carried to ments earlier had asked Congress the legislation Wednesday. He pre· period - from 42.8 in 1946 to 59.9 their deaths when a violent flood for an $8 billion increase in the dicted the Senate would pass the Iowa's Program years in 1954. smashed their mountain home to debt celling, Gross declared: bill before Congress adjourns. Observing that females average bits, were buried Monday in a com· "Six hundred twenty·five thou· Similar Bill in House AMES IA'I - The $42.659,714 Fed· mon grave. A simple graveside sand dollars is a pretty good price eral road aid allotment to Iowa service was held at Kirkhart Ceme· for the taxpayers to pay for al A similar bili has been approved tery in Newton. mosphere and environment.·' by a House subcommittee and is for the 1959·60 fiscal year does not 42 Auto Dealers mean any new expansion oC the now awaiting clearance by the state's road·building plans. House Rules Committee. Russell F. Lundy, Des Moines, Get Indidments The Senate subcommittee left it chairman oC the Iowa Highway Truman For Hawaii up 10 the full committee to decide Commission. said lhe effect of the For Price-Fixing RENT & SAVE on the duration of the program. lf apportionment announced Monday FORMER PRESIDENT HARRY S. T RUMAN gre.ts J ackson Me· the {·year period provided in the will be to enable the commission Bri'" of Honolulu It tho Truman library Monday. McBride is stum p· WASHINGTON IA'I - A Federal House bill is accepted the total to proceed with plans already for· ing for H.waiian statehood. He i. traveling from tho coast to Wash· I grand jury here Monday indicted cost would be about $l'h billion. mulated. Ington in a truck with a replica of the Liberty Bell, and I .ign 42 Washington area automobile saying. "It Tolls Hlwell'. Lib.rty." "You don't heve to ..II me," GLASSWARE: A Federal grant or money for U.S. Secretary of Commerce City Record for dealers on charges oC conspiring about 23,000 college scholarships Truman told McBride. "You high.tail it to Wuhington and sell Con. Sinclair Weeks announced the ap· to Cix retail prices Cor new cars each year would be provided by portionment of 3.4 billion dollars in gAn," Truman said. • CHAMPAGNE MARRIAGE LICE NSES bolh bills. The states would be Federal road aid for fiscal 1959~ and paris at artificially high lev· given Cull control in awarding the including the $42,659,714 for Iowa. Charles Miller, 26, Cedar Rapids, eis. • HI BALL scbolarships. Lundy said he was pleased that ond Delores Hartwig, 26. Cedar Ike Asks Debt Increase IThrpe indictments were return· Senate Aid to Teaching the allocation was in lhe amount Rapids. ed, naming as defendants : All of • OLD FASHIONED The Senale group added $75 mil· Iowa earlier had anticipated. LaVern E. Jacks, 37, Rock lion annually to improve teaching The 1958 letting schedule was set the 17 franchised Ford dealers in • CORDIALS throughout the country. The House up on the basis of receiving such IsLond, ·IIl .• nnd Lillian Bnrrett, 43, To Record $288 Billion II e area nnd lhe Ford Motor Co.; measure inclutied fu,nds for the im· an amount. he explained. The fig Rock Island, Ill. all oC the 14 franchised Chevrolet • BEER MUGS WASHrNGTON 1.4'1 - Presid nl that the permanent statutory debt provement of scI rl. said. "I've' had some experience and was graduated from the Com· WASHINGtoN I.fI - President [urnlshed or un[uml.hed apartment 7.30 August III or September 1st. RealiOn along this line." He added : "I am mercial Extension College in Eisenhower and Vice-President FAKES, Alt: Cblld GOc; Adull II .n I able renl. Write Judi Daman; 309 Mor WANTED cnlld eire. Reterences. Dial 1 sure Jake wishes, as I do, that Omaha. Nixon agreed. to ' attend a testimon· Nile: Cblld ,Go Adull Sl . '~ tax la •. Phone 4191 IlA "e., De. Moine., Iowa. 7·30 3411. '·1' now that the choice of party chair· Mr. Merker is a 1956 grdauate ial dinner Monday night for Repub· man has been made, the Demo oC Shenandoah High School and Iican Senate leader William F. _ He lp ""or.te d Trailer Space 000000000000 DIAL crals will get busy on the coming attended SUI for two years where Knowland of California and other - DOORS OPEN 1:15- Jf~T.TIMI ]5 hours p"r week. Can campaign." 1956 AMERICAN; alr·condltloned. make up to $2 .30 per hour. MUll 7221 he was affiliated with Phi Kappa GOP senators who are retiring. 8·0633 or B·38J O. 8-29 h ve clr. Phone 8·3474 between 5:30 o Learn to Dance 0 Sigma social fraternity. He is now and 1:30 p.m. 7·29 Interpretive 0 h.1 "'" URGE INTe RNATIONAL POLI C E enrolled at Omaha University mtttffiftI1) NEW mobU. home park. Meadow o • -DOORS OPEN 1:1J- Brook Court. OWee. 2300 Muscatine reM MACH1Nl': OPERATOR. Some ex· J a n Ave. Dial 6:wt1 - 5866. 7-2f perlence required. Exeellent oppOr 0 • Modern 0 RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil I"" - where his major is law. He also • Ba llroom Rep. Kenneth B. Keating (R·N.Y.l. works as an announcer and news· STARTS TO-DAY tunity. Good aalary. Benner Tea Com. 0 0 ." - \ NOWI NOWI Rooms t o r Ke n' pany. Burllnet.on. iowa. 7. 31 • Ba llet backed by Western delegates to the caster Cor KOWH radio station in 0 0 , conference of the Interparliamen Omaha. GRADUATE MEN lor over 23) exciu· " Registration NOW slv ..ly . PI ..... nl. economlcal rooms. Ig n it ion 0 0 tary Union) called Monday for ere· The wedding is planned for Sat· CookJnl prlvllelel. Sbowers. 530 N. thru Augul t Do.l specialist atlon of an international police urday evening. September 20, in Clinton. Phone 5M8 or 3(56. S·J7 Car b u re tor. 0 0 ttTfftfI GENERATORS STARTERS For Inform. tion C. U force to maintain peace. Basset. Neb. C'MON- 0 x3493 or lt02 0 in paCkingl St. 10000ACITY . .. , •• House f or Sale Brig gs & Stratton Moton 0 CHAPMAN·ALLEN 0 'II , IT'S LAFFTIMEI BY OWNER ; Spaclou. ranch hou..,. N.l:. "",,. Cedar Rapld •. $15.600. Terms ot 41!o % Pyramid Services 0 SCHOOL OF DANCE 0 ~,.~r ., JU,U6D ANDY GRIFATH Shown by appOintmenl only. EM 5·6236. 1121 S. Dubuque Dial 5'121 0 p( "IUll'. - ' ·31 OOOOOOOOOOC "" .... Wo~ CHI C YOUNQ TONITE and MARIE WINDSOR ~ ---_e. PLUS ••--- --: WEDNESDAYI MACDONALD CAREY AUDREY TOnER in .. PLUS COLOR CARTOON 'MAN or GUN' 1 '1,' "IrEDEVILLED RABBIT" ...... in NATURAMA ", .. , POSITIVELY ENDS TODAY "VERTIGO" "1" .. ,... C4!1Q'"' i.] , 1st~~~:,~~Y ··~Cilrq! Ca'I~" Will Hold YOU :'Dem)(~undl terrain Ulere. OuW Id rs and high bnUs were obscured by the loa. '1 , ~I"- " M,mbers The Eskimos won 1)·5. The Arctic Researcil Laboratory is part of the O£[ice of Naval Re search and is located on lhe north· o Oral Research,. in Alaska ernmo t point oC Alaska. Alton K. Fisher, professor of trophies," Fisher said, "because stomatology. is currenUy conduct the Eskimos get all unused meat 1.O~N I.fI - Secretary of State I tone of the pact d i(ned. among ration took under consideration ing research with two student as· and skins." I DON'T GET .John FOIrter Dulle Monday night other thing • to bolr communism whether ub tantial alteralion sistants on Arctic animals at the Alukan BlSeb.1I commltled the United state to de- from the Middl Ea l. His capital hould be made in the Baghdad , Arctic Research Laboratory, Point Fisher said also that he and his MARRIED .. , fe_ of Iran. Turkey and Pakei - city or Baghdad originally gave the Pact and it organization. Barrow, Alaska. a sistanLs celebrated the Fourth • • • ~ Ithaut eelnl our f',.""ltl. Bridal .. vi ... - InvltaUon •• Ao &aA as a ,-irtual partner in the alliance its name. This means that Ihey are not Stomatology is the , study of le of July by attendlng a ball game "Dunr-eme"t . Imprinted Napkl.,. com pI tciy sure what the new between the E kimo and the WeddlnJ' Book., "Thaal!:v,." NI"'" ~ad Pact. A spokesman for Britain aid: sions oC the moulh .. lI'.ddlnr Pboto •• Weddlnr FI.w.... :1lit pact Is being realigned to "We greatly w leome the streng- Iraqi Government i going 10 do. Fisher's dental student ' as Isl maintenance workers of their \\'eddllll Cakes, AlIal.l auu' MI ••• take Into account the appnrent 10 thening of American ties with They feel there may be a bar ants are Larry L. Nash, Knoxville, camp. NUIo. or Iraq_ . . m mber of the Baghd d Pact or- chance that Iraq will continue its and Edwin J. Hancock, Oelwein. The game was unusual. he said, Hall's Bridal Shop Dulles signed up after tWice talk- ganizstion." membership. The trio left f()r AlaSH .;une 15 becau e it was played in ankle , 127 South Dubuquo Ing ~th President Eisenho .... er i~ S Countrlo. Now under the sponsorship-of the Office deep gravel. which constitutes the~~~~~~~~~~~~~. Wa hington by telephone. Amen· Th declaration provides that ot' Naval Research. oC which the ~8J1 backiag was thus pled,ed for the nited States will promptly 36,OOO-Employee reSearch laboratory is a part. security oC Western·allied to lem Net a Glamereus LIM the enter into two-way agr ernenl nations on or near Soviet south Harvester Strike "Life isn't comfortable . 91' Clana frontiers. with Iran. Pakistan. Turkey and em Britain. orous here," Fisher said in a let Automatically. the United tates liVery Possible" ter home. "But it is itlteresUng if became more deeply involved in The document expressed deler· mination of the signers "to main CHICAGO III - An ofCicial of one is interested in sOlVing sclen the Middle East than ever before. the United Auto Workers nion tJfic problems." Wltbout technically joining the lain th ir collective ecurity and to resist aggreSSion-direct or in· said Monday a strike of 36,000 em The EskImo catch and cllge the pact • the United States virtually ployees al International Harvester animals for the researchers. One or became a member through the new direct." two members of the research team Some Western tate m n have plants "is very possible" at mid obH,atlons undertaken in the dec night Thursday. participate in all collections of WatJon that Dulles signed with accused the Soviet UnIon of indi biological material ' to . insure pro rectly bringing about unre t and The comment was mad by Ar leaders of the Cour active members thur D. Shy, assistant director of per selection and care (If the tis· ...!. Irllh. Turkey. Pakistan and Brit revolution in the Middle East and sue until It reaches the ,hiboratory, threatening other nations in ad the UA W's Harvester department. JUST BACK FROM Europe and tired but dreaming of tMlr wonderful aiD, as across-the-table bargaining for memori ••, 27 low. City Girl Scouts proudly .how.d thoir .aro. Fisher said. ;:::.... IDCAa_ 'act Strontth jacent areas. When an animal is' clIP,tured and The countries signing the dec1a- new wage terms got under way. Mond.y. Among tho most popular itom. the ,Irll brought b.ck .oro WUh thi.! dramatic 8troke, the The pre ent contract covering em woolenl from Scotland, dam.sIc t.bl.cloth. from Ir,l.nd and mu.lc killed. it must be reivrlled to the United States Immensely inc rea ed ployees at 38 Harvester plants ex· boxo. from Swiherland. From lett to ri,ht: Gery H ....rd, Donna laboratory within atl · hour to be the strength and po .... er of the alJi pires Thursday night. NellOn, P4, and Jo Gilli ...-O.ily Iowan Photo by aob Mal_. valuable as study m~r~I~ ' , - uce .... eakened so badly after the Two Forfeit Presumably, continuation oC work Land and marin ', in\n)als -of' violeJIt overthrow of the pro-West after the contraet expiration de large size arc h '.tilt study . ern royal government of Iraq, the pends upon how wcll negotiations Girl Scouts Tour Europe; provided the Uuues c~ ' be re filth member. progress. Technically, negoliations turned to lIM;! labOratOtY by plane, Court Bail iU(n -3(1' Iraq was not represented at the began June 3 when the UAW sub boat. or wealCl .... minutes after the alUmalla kllttd. · j Ba.hdad Pact Council meeting. drivers mitted a demand lor a profit Two forfeited bond and See 10 Countries, Fair Examples of fish -tissue are se· 'Ale late King Falsal's govern· three were lined in police court sharing plan. ment had been the lone Arab key- They were recessed while Har She also added that the. Arch de cured by ordinary Clehlng netting Monday. It's fun to sleep on C1oors-ask techniques with the Aid of a suit· -~------Forfeiting bonds of ,15 each vester prepared a counter-proposal 'l:1 lawn City Girl Scouts who ju t Triumph was hollow in ide tnd that of a &-cents-an-hour rai e. returned from a six weeks tour Triumph was hollow inside and that able boat. were Bart P. Schweitzer. Colum "There .... iII be nC) to collect bus Junction, for running a stop In UA W negotiations with anoth· of Europe where they slept on uited Paris because of the beauti tiJlle Sove S1 .00 on all dun in; orde" of $3.00 or more during our Group May sign; and Ben R. Karf, Forreston, er farm implement firm in Moline, floors to save money. (u1 fountains . \ Bulk Cleaning Sole-get the exlro sOllings of a S 1.00 dls~oUflt III., Cor speeding. Ill., Monday , Deere and Co. of The group, under th direction The next stop on the European '. on your order for having all your garments beaulifully cleDned Drivers who were fined and a - fered a 7-cent hourly raise for 13,- of Mrs. Hugh Car on, director of tour for the girls was the Brussels • ond pressed at one time. Discount good only on garments brought es ed $4 costs were Raymond A. 000 employees in four plants. the Johnson County Girl Scout, World Fair, th most interesting In thIs week. Cite Goldfine, Brousscau, Oxford, for driving Unlike Harvester, which sought toured 10 European countries and spot on the trip, Miss Funke said. while Intoxicated, ,15; Lloyd G. to junk Lh co t-of-living escalator the Brussell's World Fair. Mechanization was the main theme of the Ru~sian »aviiion, la .. II - 0.1 .. . Burgcss, 219 N. Van Buren. for clause, freezing Lhe Hving cost dif· The trip was financed by rum Mi s Funke saId. The United States Yel _ ....'. all i. ·.. ' .... driving with an expircd license. $5; fcrcntial at prescnt levels, Deere mage sal('s and cookie sales by 1 So. Dubuque Bennett Says and Daryl D. llirl, Lone Trcc, for offcred to ren w the escalator fea exhibit Ceatuf('d more of Lbe Ameri· YOUNO'S the Git'! Scout Troop Number One, can way of life. complcte with P.. I'.'I .... ~ .1 .. 'bl• .,1., Open Monday HIBht driving with a defective muCCler. Lure. 0 ere's contruct olso cxpires Beu,y ~'lIl1kt' , AI, Iowa City , said. 'til I P.M. WASlliNGTON III - lIouse in· the favorite di hc~, malts, aDd 1'" fli. I. " 11 "1Il:'" .... Heators will meet in a .hastily $5. aL midnight Thun,day. Two Previous Trips • ....j,.1 , ....., ,.t... " I , ••• hamburgers. - ..lit ••• ,. arranged se sian Tue day morning Qualification for til trip con Watch U.S. Show. 111 So. Clinton '" lake up the question of a con· sisted of two previous trips with Thc mo t unusual thing about tempt citation agaln t Bernard New Iraqi Premier Spent the Girl Scout Troop, Miss Funke thc Cair, she said, was how the Young's Studi.O 229 So. Dubuque • 8. (foldfine. said. Every ycar the troop makes people would crowd themselves 011 D...... Dial .1111 . Rep. John B. Bennett (R-Mich') trips to different st.ates . ~e R~~n ~~~ ~le~y ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ said' late Monday he thought the Cost of Ihe trip wa s $500 lor watch the variety shows across 'ote to cite Goldfine, girt.givlng Years Planning Rebellion senior high students and $750 for lhe way in the UnIted States build· friend of presidential aide Sher the other members of the group. BAGHDAD, Iraq IA"l-Brig. Abdul ision to which Kassem and Arif be ing. ., man Adams, will be unanimous. Karim Kassem, the man who made longed was ordered to send a bri Part of the senior girls' expenses In Switzerland. the Iowa City Cbairman Oren E. Harris m· Ihe revolution, in Iraq, says he gade to Jordan. It was to pass were defrayed by the money they girls visited the International Girl .rk. ) announced the vote by his earned, MI s Funke said. Scout Chalet, high in the Alps. In peelal investigating commillee knew the time was ripe for his July through Baghdad the night of July l4 coup becau e "I read the de· 13·14. Secrelly, Kassem issued or· The tour began with a chartered Rome the girls visited SI. Petcr's 0 0 • tlll be taken in a closed session Stud'ents< •• act bus trip 10 New York City. There Cathedral and were blessed by the at 9:30 a.m. EDT. cision of the people in their eyes." ders for the entire division to go At 44. Kassem's black hair and to Baghdad and arrested the divis the girls took a plane to Amsler Pope. Miss Funke said. Goldfine was threatened with a dam, Holland. "Thcy really do A cup of tea at the Hou e of c'IntemPt '"ate during lengthy test thin mu tache arc st.arllng to turn Ion commander. wear wooden shoes in Hoiland," The thin, quIet officer who The troops surrounded the royal Commons was on the agenda for Imony early this month when he gray. Miss Funke said. th girls In England. They also . , .' ". If yo'uare remaining in Iowa City rclused to answer 23 questions on now Is premier oC the lraql repub palace, the home of Premier Nuri Leaving Holland, the girls went visited We t Minister Abby. Buck ~ . . llnancial matters. lic Is described by his associates as Said and the homes of government south through Germany and ailed Ingham Palace and the Tower of a dedicated revolutionist. ministers at 5 a.m. and occupied Bennett said after a S·hour closed on th Rhine River. In Germany, Londolt. I meeting he had made a motion "He is just a simple SOldier," the radio station. they stayed at Erlangen in priv From England the tour proceed. to cite Goldfine. But the move aid a lieutenant from Ka sem's ate homes. ed to lrcland and Scotland. In Ire wa bypa sed, Bennell said, after old armored brigade. "He i a Aug~sf to September While Uley were in Erlangen a 14 25 land they received good luck when subcommittee lawyers said Mon bachelor because he did not want group oC German Boy Scouts spon they kissed the Blarney Slone. .. . day's gathcring did not include to encumber him elf. He lived only ored a dance for the Iowa City The Girl Scouts returned to the _the formality oj having the Gold for the revolution." girls. United State by plane . They re fine matter on its official agenda. 24-V ..r·Old Pl.n Visitod Nuremberg turn d to Iowa City by bus on You can have • Sq. Harris promptly sent official Kas m has said he decided the scouts also vi ited Nurem Sunday. eoUce to subeommlttee members day he was graduated from the Caslle near Frankfort, Ger of a meeting on Goldfine first thing Iraq Miiit.ary Academy In 1934 that many. STANDARDS REVISED Tuesday. he would lead a revolution again t From Germany, the group look a WASHINGTON IA"l-Presidcnt Ei the monarchy. King Fai OIl. slain plane to Pari , wh ere they t.ayed senhower Monday signed a bill per -i"Q,e-1)aily mitllng the Dcfense Department to Iowan in the uprising. had not yet been in th large vilia of Sl. Pierre. Uordan At born. Tn Paris the group visited the modif)' phy ica I and mental fitness .. But Ka s m took care to pr . EifM Tower, the Louvre and the standards for draftees in peace delivered to your residence scrve every outward appearance of Arch de Triumph, Mi s Funke said. time. Convention loyalty to the King as he made his • . by mail II/ I slow climb upward in the army while cautiously ounding out a STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA California handful of officers and opposition rh political leaders. FINE ARTS FESTIVAL . James R. Jordan. director of His first collaborator and c.losest University relations at SUI, and friend was Col. Abdul Salam Mo pru,nt. Jo$Cph Brown. health science edi· hammed Arif. 37, commander of a tor at the UniVersity Medical Cen brigade in the same division with IIMadame Butterfly" ter, are participating In the annual Kassem and now deputy Premier. Engagement Announced convention of the American College Arlf was a student under Kassem an opere in two .eta Public Relations Association (AC· at the military academy. The engagement of Marylyn by PRAl in San Francisco, Calif., this Confllctin, Account. Johnson to Lt. Robert Reed is Giacomo Puccini week. There have been conflicting announced by her mother. Mrs. • completo .ta,e production Jordan, outgoing president of stories of how the coup was plan Eva Johnson of Des Moines. Lt. full ca.t - co.tume. - sc.nery ACPRA, will speak at the meet· ned and carried oul. But interviews Eva Johnson of Des Moines. LI. orcho.tr. ine's final banquet session Wednes with many sources establish this Reed is the son oC Mr. and Mrs. day evening. Brown will serve as sequence: George Reed, us N. Dodge, Iowa chairman oC a medical public re Concrete plans were made for City. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday lations seminar Wednesday, .... hich Miss Johnson. a native of Des the revolution three years ago. It MOines, attended SUI for two will discuss the topic "On the Me was to have been staged in 1956, Saturday dlcal Publlc Relations Front." years and has been employed by the year of the Suez crisis, but was Colorado Interstate Gas Com· July 29,30, August 1 and 2 called off when the government's pany in Colorado Springs during .. Convid Freed; Served inteliJgence branch nearly discov· the past yea r. ered it. MACBRIDE AUDITORIUM Lt. Rccd is a graduate of SUI ( air-conditionod) and Ihe 24 Years for $3 Theft Jordan Robel. Stopped and was affiliated with Sigma Kassem's o[ficers said a simul Tuesday cmCAGO (.fI - Virgil Baker, Phi Epsilon social Craternity. He Tickets on Hie I_a Union East Lobby Dllk Middle 1 taneous uprising was to have been beginnin, July 23, 9:30-5:30 for, now is stationed at Fl. Carson, 'Weeks. . 42. was freed (rom Stateville Pris '6' $1.50 reported on Monday because of a judge's carried out against King Hussein in Colorado. Prico: $2.00 Jordan. but that part o( the plot All ..at. r ...rved ing on e militakc aner serving 24 years of The couple plan to be marricd new Ira was foiled by Hussein's arrest o( Saturday, Scptember 6 in Des Phon. Ext. UIO a onc-year-to-life sentence for a $3 Those (Obbery· 150 Jordan army officers in June. Moines, Bring or mail your Iowa City address Harold P. O'Connell. Criminal Kassem apparently decided to ellee of 'Court chief justice. ruled that Bak strike immediately after he got the and Pal er bad DOt been properly .... arned news of the arrests in Jordan. and $1.50 to the Daily Iowan Circula ailies II about· the consequence of his guU- Kassem's new information min action il 17 plea durin, his trial in Decem ister, Sadik Shansba!, said he was tion Department, 201 Communications nilion to bc,r'. 1953. told of the July 14 date only a ties, whe Baker was sentenced by the late week belore. . ,Center, before August 9. beliion J Jud~ Joseph B_ David. By luck, the Srd Armored Div- There ~oWard , layed a. the aSSE GET SOME NO PHONE ORDERS PLEASE and his L00K! TODAYI has won --...... __ ..... --.. __ ... _------_._.-. __ ._._, The n , dad has for Delicious Clrcul.tfon Depal1ment, I With Pr. Th. Dal, Iowan, let's Ull !, tlltHess , Sundae. • Sodal I.. a City, Iowa , hi keep I OPen to H.,. I, my arde, '0' 6 we.kI sub.cription 10 The Daily Iowan. 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