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The Weather "ltal ruill. 110 n, Slev.", Marine Landings King Hussein Asks Help; , N.Y. IA"J - The United Stales warned Thur day Ike, Lloyd Find 'Close latics 2 Charges UAR Plot the U.N. may collapse 1 it fails to cope with a master plot to take over Identity of Views' the Middle East by indirect aggre sion. u.s. Begins Oil Boston Red AMMAN, Jordan 1.fI - Britain U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge d.elivered the warning in the 1!;7 WASHINGTON (.fI - President hit for fivt rushed 2,000 paratroopers to Jor· nation U.N. Security Council. But late Thursday night the council de- Eisenhower and British Foreign Lift to Jordan 'ry Dlckso~ dan Thursday to help young King cided to delay action until today on rival U.S. and Soviet Middle East Secretary Selwyn Lloyd Thursday in the sL'i/li HUssein face up to new threats to resolutions. reviewed British - American mili- BUllETIN hIS throne. The British thus joined Soviet Delegate Arkady A. Sobolev demanded that the council ap' tary moves in the seething Middle 5-2 victoty WASHINGTON 1.fI - The United Athletics, the United States in a massive prove his resolution caliing [or immediate withdrawal of U.S. troops East and reportcd "a close identity mUitary buildup in the smoulder­ Stntes has decided to help ease ' 000-211 I from and British troops ... o[ views." Jordan's crlUcal fucl shortage by Olx- 5 , 0 Middle East. from Jordan. He said he would aSM d ChltJ: Dt­ In, The two leaders met in an hour· airliftin~ oil in big flying tankers ,beret.· W .. for an emergency session of the SAUDI King Hussein asked for the Brit· long emergency conference at lhe across Saudi Arabia Crom the Per· 81·nation General Assembly if the ish help, charging President Nas­ White House as the United States Jian Gulf. $er's United Arab Republic had council turns down the resolution. ARABIA ;plit " . proclaimed its support of British This was reported Thursday to overthrow him_ Ht! U.S. sources said the United troop landings in pro·West Jordan. a pro-Nas­ ni ght by officials who said the oil Jack Rallbl Slates would favor assembly action This country emphasized that no airlirt should be carrying fuel into eague homl' coup such as if the Russians veto a U.S. pro· one which kill· American forces will be sent to Jordan shortly. ,el"j knoclwd, posal for an international military join Briti h paratroop units in Key Mideast Areas )air 01 (libl his cousin, force to replace U.S. troops in IN BLACK ARE LEBANON, where U.S. Marines landed. and Jord.n, They d('cllncd to say precisely Jordan's capital of Amman for the ",here the oil would come from. ight as ~\ie Faisal n, in Lebanon, where British paratroops arrived Thursd.y. The dolted area com­ present at least. Howcver'. the biggest refineries on llipped ly,e ~I Mo n day. The situation was complicated prises N.u.,'s United Arab Republic territory. Diagon.lly shaded is Jordan's young King Hussein has the Per~ian Gulf a named, " II _f , of thEj primary vote. The second the militarr move. tn ran hour,s loAITIount ,of'r.lnf... . the, p•• t , wftk, ha. c.u.d the rl... r to rl ...t,.dlly, .nd more r.ln i •••Pet:t.d to. a allaH!e to att(!nct tile openlDC Ii ~l iII l (' rf,lnr:-;::, '. r I ;r~ CYlPmitt~ : also i'1quired .intQ nomina lion will be made. by the talk lit the1 ~Whlte. Houae and ' re- n, d.y and ,SatUrtI.y.' Roehr ••timat.d th.t the nv'r will ,C'r.it S.turd.y or Sund • .,. Molt ' .,1 the .xtr. \hursday \ nlihtlll.;I;~ \ P~ay wru!.o~ _ ....'-""J.1 1'lIJtIJ. "b, ft~OM/1Ilffa I CI1 P<'gc 6) solicllat.j9n of campaign f\lnds ~Ilubllcan state convention meet· ported • "a ololle identity of , ."'1' thit the Cor.lville Danf II ' rK.lYing Ii...... n coml", from Salt CI'Hk n• ., Betl. Plaine, RHhr Pr4!senWcs \ Ujn\ln~ \ elld satur.r . JO~OAN - , from commis$ion employees. Mc· ing here Friday. views:: said. -D.ily 10w ... .. Photo by Walter KI.ine, I • ni&ht. JA Jl t· o H t r. • YOUI hlistorical Iraq m~ 1)oily Iowan I 8a~k Biblical Land of Garden of Eden; Troops Enter Turkey; FRIDAY, JULY II, lts1 Iowa City, Iowa Current Middle East Trouble Spot Warning to USSR By ARTHUR EDSON By J. M. ROBERTS Sale~ ,..z,...,~ .. ..nun'" .lItMh,ItUdftu ... II g~ by III boGnI of fiN Itvdenl tnutlCl elected WASHINGTO 111- So there is trouble in Iraq, and so there always Auociat.d Prell N.wI Analyst " It "....,."" bothJ ..d fow faculty tnutHi IIppoittNd by In,. pruldmt of tM Unioerrity. Til Dally (OI&a ," has been. all the way baek to Eve, who barkened to the serpent. DES JrfO For here, according to tradit.ion, was the Garden of Eden. And By flying troops into Turkey . A common problem which dis­ posing hands. You take the second JltpUblican ...... , JIOIky, ",..,-. " ftOt _ .'p'.ufoft of SUI a dmlnUtNtfon polky or opinion 'n onll porticulitt. !II (a\,or of though archeologists haven't uncovered the garden yet, they have found the United States does more than turbs many an inexperienced de­ trick with the king of spades, aDd ilt layer howing thcrc wa a flood like th one de cribed in Genesis. clarer is what plan to follow after you're ofr. sales tax: I The word Irnq. unfortunately. sUrs t w historical memories. You merely set up a reserve Coree to the dummy hns been spread. First you count your sure tricks, ance of th ha\·e to go back to th name it once was known by: Mesopotamia, meet possible needs in Lebanon or "Shall I tackle this suit or another, which total to 8: 2 in spades, 2 in colleges sr 'Just a Stone's Throw From here I Was' Babylon: A yria, in th north: and Cbaldea. in the south. elsewhere in the area. fines e here or there, draw trumps diamonds, and at least 4 in clubs. T\Ie sale Bible Land She also establishes a deterrent or po tpone same?" These alterna­ The ninth trick might come from (tCt, would Anyone who ha read the Bible is familiar with some of Iraq's past. tives mutUally clash in the player's the club suit iI the finesse is 00. salestax fO I against Soviet military reaction in A reSOlul The National Geographie Society bas a map, "Lands of the Bible," one more area, just as she has mind, producing the usual indecis­ And now for a short analysis. If ion. spades break 44, there is no prob­ lief and which hows that man got in some of his best, and some of his worst, done tor 10 years by maintaining licks in this troubled area. Probably the principal Ossibility of urrarl' or on ;g. fight for central Ellrope. S· AKIt • H U.S.S.R. War ShV no losses, as in Ihi~ , case with .. JIIX Today on WS UI Indeed, the only outright war H- clubs. 'Ve wonder how m, ny Ulowans 5 r tradition of 1ata lIari? sponsored I1y the Soviet Union D· KXIt I must conclude by pointing out C- Qux that, like all othcr bridge maxims, with \IS an inward green glow of envy as vc All of us probably have ollr hidden travel UNITED NATIONS Radio, a Paul E Us . A semi·pra catcher since World War II may have re­ hims If, EeUs knows the needs of sulted at least in part from the the above principle has exceptions. I vicariously anticipate thc propo d trip of Vic dr am , y t mo t of u undoubt dly C cl til y new series devoted to a history Properly, you duck the first Nevertheless, it holds true in most ore for 'vcr beyond futrillm nt. Tlow we nvy or international cooperation lead­ the fans. failure of Dean Acheson to include Hous Bonfig, an instructor in the School for 5 v Iy South Korea in a speech delineat· lead to prepare for the break-up of instances and may act as a rough Vic Bonfig, who has plann d hi· trip for 10 ing to the growth of the United communications between the op- guide to correct play. Handicapped Childr n. ing the American defense line in Restrl ye r , and now i making it a reality. And he's Nations and its agencies, wili have EVERYMAN,* *a medieval* mor­ the Far East. Vic is leaving in August for a trip around not really lmiqu. nother young married its premier performance on WSUI a1ity play, will star Burgess Mere­ Russia has a treaty with Iran, Three More Candidates OfSu th world, but this will be a trip with a differ­ ouple we know has tak n month-long trips to this morning at 11 :45. Under dis-

I p ... 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-low. City, I_.--Frld.y, July II, IflI . Braves Win 8-~ Despite Musial ST. LOUIS "" - Veteran Stan sent Orlando Cepeda bome wilh Chicago White Sox Thursday night. Billy Pierce. who had a five­ run in the sixth into lhe lert field lusial era bed two home runs the winning run. The left·hander limited the White game winning streak going into stand. rMid Eel Phlladelphla ....• 1113 100 002- 7 IS 2 Sox to nine hits - all singles - Thursday night's game, was lhe ChIcago ...... 000 000 000- I I Thursday to move into secotld San Francisco . ' " 101 300 0113- • II 0 ° while ending a personal three­ loser. He is ~ for the season. Baltimore ...... 000 201 00,,- 3 9 1 Martin place behind Babe RuLb for career ~mp!'O('h. Hum ; 41. '"rrell i'I and PIerce and Lonar; O'Dell and TrI_ Sawaukl; Gomu, Mon ..... t 1$1. John­ game 10 ing streak and boosting He permitted nine safeties. one oC ondos. DES 1 IOn 1'1. Ct1....." ftll ",d Thomu. W extra base hils. but firsL-place 9-10. Home run. - Baltimore. Robinson SelUltors - Grluon. L - FarrelL his season's record to them Brooks Robinson's solo home t31. lilwaultee nudged St. Louis. 8-7 on Home nit,. - ~llIwuelpbla. Andpr­ and Than

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TH~ DAILY -iOWAN-Iowa City, low_Friday, July II, "sa-Pag. 5 • Missile Firea, Nose Cone Man Buried Alive For Second Time, Mid East Keeps Hickenlooper, Recovered lYl Hours Later CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (R\ - Survives Again . The Army completed another suc­ Martin From GOP Convention KEOKUK (All - For the second DES MOINES (All - Iowa's U.S. said Thursday. ce Sful re-entry test Thursday by a parachute popped out to ease time in two year William Black· Senators Bourke B. Hickenlooper Hickenlooper was scheduled to \ firing a mighty Jupiter tissUe it gently into the water. Air bot­ and Thomas E. Marlin will be un· deliver the keynote address, and 1,500 miles through space and re­ tles inside the Cone inflated a 5- man, 40, of Keokuk has sun'ived abel (0 attend today's Republi- Martin to introduce him. cov ring its nose cone in the At· foot orange balloon which marked a ditch cave-ill. can State Convention in Di!s Succeeding Hickenlooper as kcy­ lantic Ocean 1';2 hours later. the cone's plunge into the sea. Blackman was bur i e d alive Moines because oC the Middle ~u t noter will be William G. Murray, It was th second time in two A radio transmitter, dye marker situation, GOP state headquarters the party's nominee for gov'!rnor. months that a Cull-scale no e cone and blinking light led the recQvery Thursday when a 9-foot deep sewer was retrieved intact after it tpam, composed ot four ships and in which he add a companion, Fires Rage in Northwest; streaked from spaee through the two planes, to the scene. Tony Ward, 38, were working sud· earth's red·hot atmosphere with· LAST QUADRUPLET DIES denly collapsed. Seattle Rations Water out burning up. SEATTLE (A'I - Fire blackened thousands of acres of timberland R.·entry No Probl.m Now MA KATO, Minn. (R\ _ Rebec- Ward was buried in dirt up to IINIgrazing land and at least one large city rationed water as the Pa· The late l success bolstered the ca, last of the Hansen quadru- his head and Bla.:kman was com­ cifIc Northwest continued Thursday in the grip of a prolonged heat claims of missile experts that the plets, died Thursday. She was the pletely covered. Win, United States now has no prob­ first of the four girls born here Rescue workers removed enough Fires were reported in Washington, Idaho, Oregon and IS far non,) lem gelling a missile warhead July 5 to Mr. and lrs. Gerald IS the Yukon Territory, back to earth after a swift journey Han en. Two died that night and dirt to give Blackman some air, Saattle, with a reputation a. one of the dampest cities In the nation, through space. the third died two days later. and then after 30 lIIinutes digging "red water rationing. It has gone two month. without mea.ur.able The flight also logged another Rebecca had bcen in an incu- they freed him. r.lnfall, and temperatures have ranged In the BOs and 90s. successful mission tor the Jupiter bator since birth. 1 . . . Under the rationing, homeowners are forbidden to sprlnkl' intermediate-range ballistic mis· The inCants, weighing about two BlaCkm~Q was m fair condition I.w"s between 6 a.m. and 8 a.m. and between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. sile - IRBM - which is expected pounds each, were 2~ months pre- at a hospital here and Ward was to provide the fir t-stage vehicle mature. in good condition. Minnesota Demo Says Farmers Cor the Army's moon rocket. The Jupiter conquered Lhe Have No Faith in Benson IRBlI1 re-entry challenge Cor the WASHINGTON (All - A. I. John­ Hc is seeking the House seat Cirst timc May 18 when a full-scale son, speaker of the Minnesota now held by Republican Rep. H. nose conc weighing l'~ tons was House, said ' Thursday Midwest Carl Andersen, dcan of the Min· ./ recovered. farmers have no confidence in nesota congressional delegation. Discuss Fate of Boy in Play Found Off Pu.rto Rico Secretary of Agriculture Benson. The problems of agriculture to· The current nose cone was lo­ Johnson, Democratic • Farmer day, Johnson said, are instability " TWELVE ANGRY WOMEN," an adaption of the tel.vision play and movi., "Tw.lve Angry Men/' cated and recovered by a Navy Labor endorsed candidate for a and insecurity. will b. presented today at 3 p.m, in the Un iversity High School Auditorium. Since Jun. 23, m.mben search unit stationed near the im· U.S. House seat, told a news con­ "Farmers of the Middle West do of the 27th Annual Drama Workshop for High School Srvd.nts have be.n devotIng much of th.ir tim'e pact area Antigua Island, sev­ ference he s!lent the last two days not have any more confidence in ott to memorizing lines, constructing and painting scenery, learning make-up ..chniquel, and aftent eral hundred miles east oC Puerto here confcrring with House and the Benson program today than ing morning sossion on the fundamentals of acting. "Twelve Angry Women," t". IlISt of the thr.. Rico. Senate I~aders regarding the farm they had two years ago, or four plilYs presented by the students, brings tog.ther a jury of 12 women, from different backgrounds and. The complete trip through space situation and other issues. years ago," Johnson said. upbringings, and w.aves a suspenseful tale of their often violent deliberations over the fat. of a took only about 20 minutes. 19·year-old boy accused of murdering his father. Michael Kelly, G, Iowa City, will direct the play - Once the nose cone re-entered, Air Force Jet Bomber Down ~:w~:v~h::~tre -In.the.round staging, where the audience will lit on three side. of the stage. -Dail~ FUNERAL HOME In Atlantic with 3 Aboard First Jet Boat WASHINGTON UP! - The Air Force said Thursday night that an RB.u jet reconnaissance bomber with thrH men aboard crashed in Illinois Guardsmen Ma kes U.S. Debut 507 Eo COLLEGE ST. the Atlantic Ocean in the area of t'" Azores during the aft.rnoon. The plane was en route from Shaw Air Fore. Base, South Carolina, Goldfine Finishes TestimonYi In Advanced Training BAY CITY, Mich. U1'I - Ameri­ ca' first jet boat made its debut ft "a base in Europe," the announcement said. CAMP RIPLEY, Minn. (All - Il ­ on Saginaw Bay Thursday, but the A Norwegian ship, the Vesparaian, reported it saw a crash at lati. linois national guardsmen, in surp­ launching was cut short by a wave PHONE 3240 tvcIt 34 degrees 10 minutes north, longitude 23 degrees, 40 minutes west. Complains of Smear Tactics mer camp here, moved into ~ that ripped the turbine blad S. The Air Force said that wreckage, including a life Jacket identified second phase oC training Thursd1Y' The boat, as yet unnamed, was as belonging to a crewman, was recovered by the ship. WASHINGTON IA'I - Bernard some of the arguments, stalked ofr Troops of the 33rd Infantry Di· piloted by Les Staudacher of Kaw­ Nam'l of those aboard the plane were not released pending notifica· Goldfne finished his testimony be­ to another meeting after adjourn· vision began their training perilxl kawlin, Mich., who designed and lion of n.xt of kin. fore a House investigating subcom­ ing the hearings indeCinitely, re\ ls· la t Saturday and remain here built the craft. mittee Thursday and promplly ing to discuss future plans. through July 26. He ran the 7.000-pound boat ) GOP House Members Predict complained, "Every possible at· No Contempt Action through a 20·minute test circle of The 133rd Artillery troops wonl tempt was made to smear me." That leCt in the air the question the choppy waters, but on the sec· Winning House Control in Fall onto the firing range with 105 and Republican subcommittee memo whether the committee will vote to ond run a rolling swell brought a WASHINGTON (All - Republi. told newsmen that the RepubH· L55mm . weapons. bers devoted much of the eighth halt to the trial. can House members heard a pep cans would win 234 seats in Novem· cite Goldfine for contempt Cor re· and final day oC Goldfine's testi­ The l06th Tank Battalion went Staudacher's boat is 36 feet long, talk from their leaders Thursday ber. {using to answer some two dozen mony to trying to show the gift­ on the tank range for familiariza­ 11 feet, four inch s wid , and is J' with predictions that they can win The House lineup now is 198 Re­ giving Bo ton millionaire beha ved Qucstions on grounds tbey were not tion firing the 9Omm . guns. Thc powered by a J -35 engine of the control of the House from the publicans and 233 Democrats, with no differently toward Democratic pertinent. men also started tank driving exer­ type us('d in the U.S. Air Force's Democrats this fall. two vacancies in the ranks of each cise, both by day and night. F -84 fighters. Alter the party conference, Rep. party. than toward Republican office However, Harr is said witnesses holders. Richard M. Simpson of pcnnaYI-j Democrats have becn talking in {rom the Securities and Exchange vania, chairman of the GOP con· terms of adding from 20 to 30 scats Visited Truman Aide Commission , one of the Govern· gressional Campaign Committee, to tlleir present majority. Goldfine testified he vi sited and ment agencies with which Goldfine telephoned John R. Steelman when had troubles and from which Steelman was a sistant to Presi­ Adams sought information. will be dent Harry S. Truman more than heard. 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\ l'.LUS i:.P'~.~O;.~,~RTOON , LATE SHOW I, WAlFRED HI1tHtQtlC~, . ~- ' SAT.NITEI--. "Novol HII" .. VERTIGO' IITTl!a BUGHOUSE i ~ ' "APACHE WOMEN" '''-ClAL PrJc .. Thi' En.~ ••m.n~ · "JleUywo.d MAT. 1St EVE, toe Lloyd Brld,,, - Color GlamDur 011 lee" DMIt O,ln 11:48 - Itrl' 8h ...... 1 :00 P,.. '-THE DA ILY IOWAN-I_. City, 10w_Frid.y, J"ly It, 1951 ------Alps Beckon Pair Picked-Up After Peddling To Iowa Pilfered Porkers Climbers NEVADA, Iowa (.fl - A transient couple was charged Thursday in Rugged peaks In the Bavarian Ithe theft of 15 pigs from a farm Alps will be the first challenge ncar Collins, where the man for. for teachers. tudents. housewives, merly was employed. an interior decorator, a farmer SheriCC Ivan Shalley identifi('11 and others w.ho will make up t~e the couple as Robert Grimes, 24, Iowa Mountameer party on their and his wife Lois Grimes 21. He second European Mountain Holiday said the theft occurred f;om the next month. W. R. Long farm last month . .The .13 women. and 16. men who The sheriff said the co uple ad. will climb a~d luke In eight Euro· milted taking the pigs to C olfa ,~ ~ lI n co~nt~les c~me from Ne~ by car and selling thcm at a sale ~ . ork, II1I~OIS, . OhiO. ~owa, Loul- barn. Eight pig wj!rc taken at Slana, C~h~o~nta, Washington, Colo· one lime and seven at another rado. Vlrglma, Oregon and thrce h a'd ' foreign countries _ Africa, Switz- e s I . erland and Austria. Mr. and Mrs. Grimes were John Ebert. chief engineer of charged with larceny of domestic t'" radio station WSU I at the Slate animals. Bond was set at $1,000 University of Iowa and director of each. the Mountain ers, said that all Shalley said Grimes also admit· 'U.S.-Hands Off Lebanon' Helicopters to Mideast Protest at U.S. Embassy personnel for the trip are now ted the Ule ft of at least JO pigs complete. in May from a fa rm near Sac City SIGN-CARRYIHG A"tj·Amtric.n demonl trltors I ppelr. d M ir tht U.S. MARINE CORPS .1S."lt hellcopt.,. Ind crthor ....ult pia".. PART OF THE CROWD thet g. th. r. d in front of the U.S. Embu.y in Countries to be visit ed include where he worked as a hired man. Itlli." fo ...i." ministry in Rome Thund. y as I proto.t . , ai n" Amari· pictured .bNrd the fli,ht docJc of tho USS Antl.t.m as th.y lo.d It Moscow, Thursd.y, in a demonstrltion proto.tin, devel.pm.nt. in tho Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzer· Those pigs also allegedly were sold un mlllt.ry acti.n In L.b,non. SI.n " I.ft r.adl " Lo". Liy. Arlb Norfolk, V • . Th. USS Forrutal I. pictured in the bacltground as the Middl. East. A Mo. cow policeman is shown . t tho rI,ht in tho whit. land. France. Yugoslavia. Belgium in Colfax, the sheriff said. p ..... I... pe ... nc . ... On. In center r • .cIs "U.S. handl oH In L.b· flattops prep.r. tor .ploy",.nt In the E,lt.,n M.dit.ru M.n. -AP I.cket. The circlo In the upper left corn. r show. I sign rudin, "Lo". and England. The group will leave The theft of two calves from the • _ ." The .mon,tr.tor, II.. m. rcMct on tho U.S, . mb... y but Wirephoto . Live Frftdom, Ir. q Ind Lebanon" wh ich was put thoro by demonatra· by plane Aug. 2 Crom New York, Earl Tudor farm north of Nevad a !wi more "'-n 2011 poIlc.men INttleeI tho Mvoral hundrod demon. tr.torl .nd is h.".ing from a fla,pol •. The crowd of oyor 2,000 g.thored making their first stop in Munich, earlier this yea~ a nd later sold In MIl prevented tholr ,.ttI"' Mlr tho buildin • . - AP Wir. photo. for more th.n th .... hours in front of tho .mbusy. Anti·wo.tem .m· Germany. Colfax also was admit ted by LEBANON onltr.tion. w.r. allO h. ld in Romo, Indi. I nd Jep.n . 1 prot.ltl to Grimes, Shalley said. U.S. troop I. ndingl in l obanon. - AP Wlr.photo. JORDAN - CONFERENCE - (Continued from Page 1) (Contintl d from Page 1) ( ontinuC'c/ from Page 1)

the paratroopers 0 w over I raI'l eas indicated the pro-E,yptian to Amman, Jordan, with permi '. rebels who clzed th Iraq Govern· sion of Prime Mini ter David B n­ m nt Monday w re in firm control Gu rion. While I ra I has feuded o( mo t of the country, including with Jordan, It r ar Na er's th capital of Baghdad wh re King Arab nationalism far more. Fai 01 and hi Lop civilian I ader HII'Mln, In I bro,dc.. t to hI. were repOrt d killed ...... , ••I d tho B,lti'" I. ndin,s Th Stat~ 0 partm nt in a terse w..... lIthorb.d by . n .merv.ncy repOrt acknowledged thaL Iraq ....Ion of P.,Ua",.,.t. army units controlled by Lh rebels Thu. he ..Ired the Brltl'" 10 re­ are protecting Am rican live nnd tum !fl, th.n two yean I fter he property in Baghdad. It gave no told thom to got out d", lnt a d tails. w.v. of Ar.b ni tlonllli m. Britllin set up Jordan a a ov­ Th. Unlt.d St.tes ....,n I, nd­ ou a 5 erelgn state in 1946 and had • In, M.rin.. In L. b. non TuesdlY treaty ot defense ond fri nd hlp. but mad. It cl .., Thund, y th.t Tbi was scrapped by Jordan la t d ••pl to ~o me diplo",.tic r.pon. year. to tho contr.ry th.r. will be no Register For FREE Colorado Vacation for. 2 DOUBLE REGAL STAMPS The 23-yearo()ld monarch 1aid mov.ment of Americ.n troop. that after the revolt in Iraq, "trtH­ Into Jordan. lors" had turned th ir errort. The formal announcement, that ON ALL PURCHASES again t Jordan. He urged aU wa aim d .t cotching repOrt Iraqis to stand united to sav their U.S. troops uld move Into Jor· country. dan Imm diat Iy, camt' two hours c Hussein has proclaimed him If aCter Dull and Uoyd began emer· AT HY-VEE FRI., SA" gency talks. BEEF legal suec sor to Fai al as eh:l,r Ibe of state in th iraq·Jordan Arab "Th re Is no plan for United Federation, now declared dis­ States troops to go into Jordan," & SUN. solved by the rebel regime in Iraq. aid an dtmouncement. "This does No. Move by HUSMl n not se m warranted at this lime." JC Hu sen! planned to 5 nd his DuJle and Lloyd moved to th ROASTS army. buUt around th old British· WhiLe House for talks with Presi· USDA CHOICE BABY BEEF trained Arab Legion, agsin t the dent EI nhowcr aft('r reviewing USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE rraql rebels he gave no sign. Th d velopmcnts marked by continued old Legion once was the be t Arab Kremlin hint that th Sovi t lighting Coree in the Uddl E st. Union might stage somc counter· U backed Hussein when he thn'w SIRLOIN LIVER slrok . Pot Roast Rib Steak ou ~ his Icftist. pro-Na r Govern­ Ir. q PUlIl. . ' m nl la t year. The mo t critical problem facing in fact, he said. thc IIrmy will them wa what If anything to do "concentrate on strengthening 1hc about revoll·torn Iraq where an c c c c Internal front." He said the Drit· army coup la t Monday overturned Ish fo rces were caJled in os "3 the pro-Western Government of lb. Ib.79 Ib.98 lb. tempOrary measure to protect our 49 59 King Faisal. borders from enemies circling us Jordan's youthful King Hussein In every direction." was repOrted willing Lo move his They were reque ted under a famed Arab Legion forces into U.N. charter articie providing for Betty Crocker Iraq in a bold move to reverse the collective defense again t armed r('voll, provided he got British· attack, he said. H"lIOln •• id tho Ir.ql uprisln, American backing. IIIrpriMd JonI.n . nd tho world lloyd and Dull .. w. r. "n.r. 5 lb. end w •• urrleel out with INrttaric stood to be u utiouslv w.ighin. BISQUICK crime•. This w •• I r.f.ronco to th. pot.ntial impact of .uch a the kllll". of Failll, Crown f,t. tul military mov., • • poclilly Bag Prine. Abdul lIah, and Pr.ml.r in yi. w of tho Sovi. t Union'. and box .. • • ,Hurl Said, .trcnv m.n hold of Egypt', suppon for the Irl q FLOUR the Ir.q-Jord.n F ••r.tlon . rebel •. The Iraqi rebel regime Is hed Flanking Dulles during his talks back. calling on Jordanians In a with Lloyd were Secr wry of De· broadca t from Baghdad to over· fense Neil McElroy; Central Intel· thtow Hussein. Baghdad said Jor­ Ugence Chief Allen Dull s; and clan is beiDg occupied by "the Gen .Nathan Twining, chairman of :ll'eJh Bakel'" :looch Red Ripe forces of imperialism." the Joint Chiefs of Staff, as well as IrMl Drop. P.ct five assistant secretaries of state. A press report from Cairo said The State Department pledged J21e Baghdad regime will take Iraq all a id short of troops for Jorda n .... of the anti-Communis t Baghdad to back up the 2,000 British para­ Angel c WATERMELON Pact alliance with Britain, Turkey, troopers who began landing at Iran and Pakistan. The Baghdad Amman Th ursday morning. Pact has long been a pet hate of Food ea. Nasser. Uneasine.. "rud thro",h tho c SHthlng Middle Eut. Ir.n Housing Plans Each ,.aced lua,. on tho frontI.r CAKES with Iraq after ,.ttln, reports 79 Ir~i ...,.... ."a'" h.d been NlMorceci with tank. end .rmor· For Visiting DANISH Ca I ,Lug , . Lug eel ur.. c I'f Wash. , The U.S. consulate In Damascus each39 189 I~~ 169 ~ lITiOO American tourists to get out. Russ Changed Home guards armed with sub­ Coffee Cakes Peaches lug _- lug tnaChineguDS walked Damascus Apricots DES MOINES {.fI - Carefully streets. The population was told to laid plans to house 10 Russian ex· ,,get ready for air alerts. cha nge students dur ing a 5-day / MIllY American citizens li vi ng in visit in Iowa had to be revised Jotdan left Cor Israel, presumably Thursday when the students ar­ on the advice of the U.S. Embassy. rived here [rom Chicago. Bushel In Lebanon, resentment over the Arrangemeats had been made preIeIICe oC U.S. Marines cropped to have six of the visitors li ve Qt. Bskt. up in Parliament. Speaker Adel with six separate farm families Osseyran told The Associated and fou r to be housed In pairs. Press many lawmakers thought This had to be changed so that Final. Action ·the landings infringed on Lebanese all lhe students would live in pairs. . IOverelgnty. The criticism came Chet Randolph. coordinator oC from members normally friendiy lhe visit. checked up on the sep­ Still Pend~ng ROBB ROSS BI, STRAWBERRY, PEACH to the West. arate housing arrangements and was advised in a telephone call to the Council of International Student On Trade Bill GRAPE, BLACK or RED RASPBERRY ADA Seeks Control Travel that U1ey must be housed 'Of T th t Ad two to a family. WASHINGTON I.fI - The Sen· GELATINE 00 paS e S About 50 members of host Carm ate Thursday night defeated 85--4 a ·WASHINGTON I.fI - Dental ex- families and their neighbors were proposal of Sen. Joseph S. Clark perts said Thursday many of the on hand to greet the visitors and m ·Pa.} , to make permanent the PRESERVES medical aDd therapeutic claims had not learned in advance o[ the 24-yearo()Jd reciprocal trade law. ALL FLAVORS made for toothpastes are mJsIl'.8:1· change in pl~ s, which were revis· Leaders said it still was uncer· inI aad exaggerated. ed later. tain whether final action on the Brushing the teeln Is what Due to the current situation in bill would come today or next CGUftts. they told a congressional the Middle East six Des Moines week. Several more lengthy committee, not the brand of tooth· pOlicemen and detectives mingled speeches remained to be delivered. ,.~ that goes pn the brush, with the crowd at the Union Bus The Clark move did not win any THE ~ Y It II Do .... bad ..... pre- -" - ...... " ..,. " l>ental_.1M'" XAoc:!fitlon appe.r- Am- e~tIonsTho against ..."" any possQIle porters of President Eisenhower tII.t thl -li-; ., lite ~ . 11, :·Hit~ G;ovml~nt demonstr~ns but there were no in the trade procram nght. As the . ,~ to '*p inddents. ' . Senate inched toward this first iir~woot;l .,. _ ' ~ The Russians bad boardea a vote in two lencthy days of debate. , xll'Tht 80 . · -'WftI~ltf''P(!rmft ~ WHkd.YI • ",",aI I aove"lment tQ ootitrcl Northwestern Rallroad train at it heard hours of oratory aimed in ~pt~ " fill the recklell claims in toothpaste ad· Chicago and changed to a bus at large part at the voters back , A,M. P.M. 1) ~, . ,..y. vertiliq, Ames. home. to' -Dilly