~ , , 01 Servin£? The State Univer it" of lawn and the Peopl of Iowa City of blackmail Established in 18SS-Fi ve Ce nts a Copy Member ct Associated Pres Le a~ Wire and Photo Service Iowa City, Iowa , Thursday. September 4, 1953 Int. , Herbert Stcm.

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l ]no... ~ " on tllC Electelo n WASH! 'GTO "" - Top U.S. th ational-held I land 0(( the aelr ampaelgn Herb, with a ~'1uounrtaOln ePC r Sen o \" New forei n llOtiey and dcCen. oW. mainland coo l. F ( Friday. I ceond European Mountain Holi· G'bb Wi d cial d i~cu d the th reat fig ht· McElroy. ju t back from a trip any other day sponsored by the orga ni Zlltion Ions to Chica."o, wa call ed to the hi&h the issue. a s E ecte ing in the Far East Wedn da y I Then Square Off scheme. Do climbed the highest pea k of fout By 76-70 Vote and one of Olem alia in ad,, 1 d oloI veln" wmith e linTwing in.. Dullend Unders' office~""., FBIor att e lucosl.untri Theye in hopEuroe tope conquduringe r AthUge." .'" ASIII N.GTON ':" - Harold J. R d Ch ina allam' , t tarting trou· re tary• of 0 fen Donald ~A ... , WAS III NGTON "" - The ril'l top peaks of France and VII"n. GIbbon., whose n ~ ht to run th ble in Ole Forma. a Strait. Quarl e . nlltionnJ political pll rty chairmen slavin beCore returning Lo the U,S. Trllmstc'rs nion in St. Loui has Thllt word or caution clime (rom "We di cu., ed the Formo II it- pledged a (air. hone t campaign Ole mi ddle of September. b l'n choll( ngrd [wfon' the Senate ~ecr('ta r y or 0('(' n. l' Neil 11. Ie· uation." McElroy told n w men Wedne day. Then they promptly Led by John Ebert, one of th Ho ckl'l s Commilll'e. sai d We'dnes. Elroy, who hortly th reafter went "fll'rward. squllrrd off on whclhl'r Pre idr nt tapes never founders oC the mountai n climb. il\to conference wit h St'crrtnry of I "'0 U.S. Policy DI,cle.. d EI nhower Is a part tim' chlrf authorities be· POLI CE OFFICERS taking the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr .• to II cell at Polic. H.. dqullrter s in ing club , 23 Mountai neer on th day ~e' is willing to hoY(.' a n('w tat.e Dulle, Cen. a~ha n Twining, lie d clin d to ay wheth r the ex cullve. 1958 outing have climbed In Gl'r. elechon. chlllrmon of the Jomt Chief of Unit(>d States would or ,""ould not Bul Paul Bull r for th Demo- of publicity Montgomery stopped at the desk sergeant's counter for the keys to the cell. King Will arrest.d on II many, France, Italy and Switzer. But he in i ~ t r d that . evcn orn. [(f, and ot her . I fighl to d fend the off hare I lands crals and Meade Alcorn (or the the show." city slreet on a ch arge of loitering. The patrolman on the right is J. V. Johnson, Behind King on Ih. oC the land. Cl'rs of a 'I ampa. Fla" local _ Adm. Rola nd Smoot. .S. com · If Rr d Cluntl carries out Its thr at RepUbllclln did bur)' til pol itical sent to Ho- left is 0, M. Stri cktand, - AP Wirephoto. Peaks wh ic h the Mountainct'rs t,ooo mIl e, UWIlY _ be pl'rmilled to nlan~ (' r in thl' Formosa arl'o. II I 0 10 invade th m. hatchet mom 'ntarlly - mainly in have ascended included the Zugs. \otl' in it. IcautlOnl'd the Red Chin a alnst I Du lle' m tin g with McElroy the skull oC 0 moer tic Go v, Or· pitze in Bavaria; Germany ; th It w a~ th esl' seven votes that touchi ng off 0 major atlack on came near lh clo of hi third \'nJ Faubu of Arkan as, Gross Glockner in Austria; Mar. pul Gibbons into officI' as pr ', i' l * * * Id ay . or intensive study elf the ex· The national chairmen appeared Integration Proceeds Quietly malada, highe t peak in the Dolo. dl'nt of thl' SI. Louis Team t(>r plo Ive Ituatlon . Dull s me to· together - on a smiling, (ir t name mites, Italy ; and the Monte Ro a Council la t January. The fi nal MUS Iday to Newport, R.I., to make a ba Is - lit a news conference con · and th e Matterhorn, on the bordl'r Lally was 76.70 . ore personlll report to the vacationing ducted by ChariI' P. TaCt, choir· between Switzerland and Italy. Witn('s. es before thp Ra ckal e e Prt' Id nt EI enhower. ma n or the four·year-old Fair Cam - In Some Southern Schools Some of the group cl imbed till' Committl'e have Ilcc u ,~ d the 47· Ae d P . d The State Ol'pa.rtme'nt said in a Ipal gn Practices Commlttee. Zmull Ridge of the Matterhorn Yl'ar·old Gibbons of piz ing power I ro mise " tatl'l1ltnt that prior to hi report "el, Pliny Prectlce. By THE ASSOCIATE D PRESS Iopening s, already postponed from entering high school Tuesday, the in snow and ice conditions. throUl;h II rigged a ,:d clooked to the PI'(' ident, Dull(' Invited Th y sal down and sign d a Rkial integration went ahead Thursday to Monday, may be fur- Negroes went to the white school While staying at Zermatt. a vii . election . TA IPEI. Formo a 1.4'1 _ Vice A~ cElr~y, ~wl ~ l n g . and Quarl to cod of Cair campaign practice . U ' I th 1 ther delayed. Wednesday with no show of re­ lage in Switrerl and, the group als(, I Gibbons ackno wl('dged to th Adm Roland Smoot nlor gIve h1m their II I ws on tl It- on behllif of them Ive and their qUle y m seve.ra sou ern sc hoo s Limited mixing of the races pro- watched the rilming of a Wa lt enators that con cei\'ably he could Ame~lca n comma ~d r on Formo II , u a ti o ~ , in th 1'al wan Formo a partl , ju t as .the par.ty cholrml' n sistance. Wednesday whI le I.egal m~ n a uev~r s ceeded in a number of other South Disney movie, "Third Man on th havc viol atl'd til(' union's con litu. promi d Nationalist China wed. l trat. had done prevIously In 1954 and aimed at ,bloc kl ~g thIS ~ oc ~a J ern states. In Charlotte, N.C., two of four Mountain ." !Jon by llll()wing the Tampa dl'll" ne day Ihal more U.S. help Is on There wa ome speculation that , l956. change contmu ed 10 segregatIOnist stronghol ds, . AT BIRMINGHAM. Ala., a mill· Negroes who attended white class­ The Mountaineers will al 0 vi it gate . . all m r mb c r~ of (I carnival the way to meet the Communi t M ~. Ei nhower is consld rin, IS. , On ecUon of the code con- The Nor folk , Va .. School Board's 109 croWd of jeering wh ite men and es Jast year enlered Wednesday the World 's Fair in Brussel , Bel. WO! ker. local. to c a ~t thrir bal· Isiege oC their off hore L la nd . S UI~ i II new stat ment on the sit· demns "any appeal to prejudicell, plea for a delay in school integra. teen·agers .c hased Neg~ o:s a~ay without last year's mi nor demon· glum . The group includes ' collegl' lot alter tabulation of the votes Adm. Smoot d elin d to say uahon. Duties was reported work· ba ,d on roce, creed, or national tion unlil next year was lurned from lhe VICInity of PhIllips HIgh strations. One of the others who professors, hospital workers, journ. from so~ (' 20 loc ~1 had shown how much more U.S. aid is com. lng, on a possible s tat~ me nt , bUl origin." down Wednesday by a U. S. di s. School , standing guard against any alists, housewives, a farmer, and him Irllilmg E. F.. Gene Wallo ing to prl'sident Chi ang K al.s h e k '~ MCElroy , refu d to diSCUS this Alcorn was asked whether he triel judge. Negro attempts lo enroll, attended last year was reassigned engineers. Several made the first (or the pres ld e~cy . ,. Am rl can-cquippcd [orees or whe. with newsmen. would classify It a dirty politics But Judge Walter K Hoffman The crowd swelled to more than to a Negro school when the white European trip sponsored by the In VIl'W of th iS admls~lon , Rob- ther It would be men hlp or 'nt.rnl tienl l MHtfnl {( the Democrats ay Mr. Ei n· said he may reconsider if the U,S, ISO and remained at the scene for school was abandoned and the Mountaineers during the summer l'rt F Kl'Illl('dy, commillC'e coun. ml lies. ' Earli l'r, Dulles held a meeting I a part time presld nt. He re- Supreme Court grants Lillie Rock more than four hours until dis· other quit after being harrassed of 1954 . sel, askl'd Gibbon' whether he Don 't Tip Hllnd with repre ntati ve or th ven pH d that " I would ay it I un· Ark.. a 2'2 ·year delay in school persed by police: A white boy suf· by students. would bp willing to give up th He aid he didn't want to ti p other nation allied with th Unit· true," and that the cod condemns mixing or grants a re,'lew of that fered a head mJury when he said eVl'n Tampa "otes and Ict the hi hand to the Chi ne Comm u. l'd State in the South ast Theaty di tortlon and Calsiflcation of ] t was just another school day case. In thaI event. he said. be he, was struck by a rock thrown in Kentucky. pn the second day of el('ction go 10 Walla on a 70-69 nl ,who have been proml, cd So. Organization - Britain. France, (act. by Flood, Former count. viet help if they need it. ~ u s tral ia, , ~w Zealand, the Phil· Butler broke In to sy: "We would entertain a motion to re. 1I Negro youth. classes with four high schools in­ transfer 17 Negro children the Nor. Police arrested three white men tegrating for the first time. "0. no," Gibbon replied. ap. EVl'n as Smoot poke to news. Ipplnes, PakIstan and Thailand. don't view the code as restricting folk School Board planned to assign who they said refused to move on . SUI Athlete, parently start1(>d by the idl'a. mcn. Communist hore bOlterl It al.o was announc d Wednes· us from continuing to make that to wh ite schools, AT GREENSBORO. N,C., a small MONTGOMERY. ALA .• police ar­ "But I'm entirely willing to have shell d the big Nationalist ho, pltal day that Gen. Curtis E. Lemay, charge, with 80m degree o( aI'­ The Supreme Courl will hear argo group displayi ng a Ku Klux Klan rested the Rev . Martin Luther King III With Polio a new election," he said . The com- on Qu emoy and pounded the oth r Air ~~rc e vice chief of staff, pIa", ceptance by the American people." uments on the Little Rock case banner and a Confederate flag Jr., a Negro who led the boycott mi ttee did nol ask him wh ther aUonali l islands near the main to VI Il Formosa. But the Defen Alcorn said he ba an answer of Montgomery buses by Negroes DES MO INES 1.4'1 E. M. (Bud ) Sept. 11. gathered in front of the Gillespie Flood, 31 , Des Moines car sales· he planned to call one. la nd for the 12th straight da y. D ~ pa r tm e nt announcement of his to that but miibL hold It oCC until IN A... OTHER VI RGINIA case, a Park School. When rive Negro two years ago. King, taken Into custody outside the city hall, ac­ man here and former SUI athlele. Gibbens might Jose somt' of his Smoot's remarks appeared at trIP mad . no mention or R d Chi- he and Buller engage in a po. federal judge was told the applica· children arrived a white man car· was reported in "satisfactory" con· authority if he 10. t a second elcc- ieast parUy designed to bolster n e mlhtary operations against HUcaJ debate before the Kansas lions of six Negroes to attend a rying a KKK banner followed them cused officers of "trying lo break my arm." He said they grabbed diLion Wednesday night at tow a tion buL he would still have plenty N a tiona lis ~ morale. H ~ addressed lhe. offshore I lands. It said he was City Press Club Sept. 12. white school in Arlin gton County a few steps and a bystander heck· Lutheran Ho pital suffering fro m of title~ lefl. H(' is. among other him 1£ dIrectly to ChlOe I' new - InvIted by th e NationaliSl Defense Ne Cllmpiliin Prelud lc.. was turned down because o( low led them, But the five attended him by the collar, choked him and "when they got me to the cell polio. thi ngs, int(>rnational vice president Il\ n and, pral Ing th Nationali t !Il lnl try. The two chairmen were ask d ach ievl'menl. lhe brief opening session" without of the Team ter" executive as' l le?dcrs, ur~ed patience. Lemay. will leave today from An· the po IbUlty of keeping appeals Dr. Barnard Joy, school board trouble. Three o( the five attended they kicked me in." Flood became ill Sunday and entered the hospital Monday. His sistant to President James R. Hof. Your AIr Force, Army and drews AIr Force BII ~ in nearby to racial prejudice out of the cam· member, told U.S. Disl. Judge AI· th e school last year. The officers said Kin~ rl'fu sr.d fa, secretary-treasurer of th e cen' l Navy have plan~ed and pr e p,~red Maryland, nying by J t tanker. paign Ihis yea r In view of the bert V. Bryan that was the rea· The Federal Government was reo to move when they ordered him doctor said Wednesday night he has diagnosed the illness as polio. tral Teamsters Council and na. to. meet these Circumstances, h If the Reds carry out their threat, integration problem. son (or rejecting the six , He tesli· ported recruiting deputy U.S, mar· and a crowd of Negroes away tiona I director o[ the warehou e said . Mr. EI en bower will be raced with Alcorn aid he woudn 'l regard fled Wednesday at a hearing in shals in Arkansas for possible use from the ci ty hall wh re another The doctor said Flood has a division . ,Smoot refu sed Lo say whether a momentou decl ion: Should lhe \the Republicans as re tricted In Alexandria to determine whether at Cenlral High School if it is reo Negro integration leader, the Rev . paralysis In one leg and partial IllS. pledge o[ more aid meant th United States fight? an "'ering any comm nt the 30 Negroes must be admitted to opened on an integrated basis. Re· Ralph Abernathy, was accusing a paralysis in the other. Flood's wife nit >d ~ta les would d f nd the U,S, Committed by Trelty Democrats might make on civil various white schools in the coun· ports of the recruiting came from Negro of attacking him . reported her husband had taken of( hore Islands. The Unit d Slate is committed r ights or the attitude of Mr. El· ty, across the river [rom Wash· Batesvill e, J onesboro, Con way and King was held 15 min utes and the fu ll series of Salk anti'polio No U.S. Commltmen~ by trenly to defend the ma in Na- I enhower. Nor, he said, ~oul d they in gtol1 , D,C . Damascus, relepsed on $100 bond . He will be vaccine. There has been no pu bhc U.S. tionall st island of Formpsa and be restricted In menllonlng the The Arlington County Sc hool IN VAN BURE .... Ark ., where given La hearing on a loitering Flood was an SU I letterman in commitment to defen d Qucmoy and the nearby Pescadores. But il Is views of Faubus or Sen. James Board advi ed teachers that school whi te studenls jeered 13 Negroes charge Friday in city court. trac k and footbaU in the 1940's . Mat u although the United Stales left to Mr . Eisenhower to decide O. Eastl and ' 0 ,1\1\5. ) on racial !s pledged to de~end Formosa wh ther this defense r qui e light. \ and civll ri&hts matters. Itself. President EIsenh ower and ing (or Quemoy, Matsu and the But th ~ Republican approach, AI· Largest Grant to College of Nursing- Secretary of State Dulles un- smaller island held by the Na. corn sa Id. wlU not be to reply doubtedly will discuss . this , when tlo nallsts wi thin sight of the Com. !? kind to the type of s tate me~ ~ they mee t at the PreS Ident s va- munist.domlnated mainland we have been accu tomed to . ., • cation relreat at Newport, R.I., McElroy wa met t Wlishl gt Asked to clarlCy t hat. Aleorn said Thur day. . sa n on he had In mind some of the state- "We will lick them," Smoot said. I~ ~ ~~~~~~e':;. e r~ t::o fro~ ~pea~- ments Faubu has made which he SUI Gets $405,325 Gifts "but il takes the combined efrort L ' n t' re merl· said don 't ~o ntrlbute to solution A tota l of $405,325 in gifts and The College of Dentistry received Dr, John W. Eckstein &Ssist· Stores, Davenport, and the Ford of th spirit of National! t China can eglOn cOnl'en Ion . . or the racial problem. grants has be('n accepted by the $13,321 from DHEW to study ways .nt p,oftuor of Inte,nal medi· Hopkins Drug Co, . Chi cago. and th~ help .o f lhe United Stales, I Qu estioned about the ll e~ ,~hl' . Anything F a ubu~ sa.ys on thls fin ance committee of the State o[ in stituting educational methods cll,., will contln", II re ..llrch pro­ . wh ich IS coming, to overcome th is n~ lh reat, McElroy ~Id . We lItue, Butler put In, IS not eon- The Reed H. Harsook Me morial immediate situation which is the don t to be sabers siltent with the alli tude of the Board of Regents for SUI. to train dentists In the use of chair· grllm In ciinicill cudloVilsculu Fund was established with a girt of w~ nt r al~ bnl Largest gift was $72,812 from side assistants Another DH EW phYliolc.gy with e grllnt of $1,500 interdiction of the off hore island ~ nd saymg we ca n . lick anybody Democratic party. The party reo $625 from Mrs. Carole E. Hartsook, by the Com mun ts." ~ n the world. That IS not In our pudiates the governor's statements, the estate of Mrs, Berlha Sham· grant - a sum of $5,520 - will from the AmeriCiln Hurt Auo­ Hyattsville, Md., in honor of her I baugh to establish the Benjamin fo to Professor H. W. Beams of eilltion, H. il plrtlcululy int.r· husband. The lale Lieutenant Hart­ Earlier the Nationalist ncfense mterest. he asserted. F. Shambaugh Fund in ho nor of the Department of Zoology for a estedln probl.ml connect.d with sook, who died in a plane crash Mi nistry 'spokesman, Rear Adm. , "Our interest is not to wage ----- slide rule. her hu sband , Professor Shamba ugh, research project on the structure Ihock Ind conltltlv, heart filII· in Italy in February, was a 1953 Li u Hoh·tu clai med the Communists wa r bul lo deter. It is my judg- who died in 1940, was head of the of cellular matter, ur._ graduate and a [ormer cheerlead· had not been able to impose an er· ment that If the Chinese Corumu- Macmillan Cabinet more than Departme nt of Political Science at Cllncer '5c. gren, 17 and Dutton Goodwin, 16, "I mysterious Cires that have plagued man said had been given him by 8 revolver he was using was loaded. Elmer 'lIlchardson. E2. Strawberry traveled about three miles down l Point: Edward Haven. A3 . Swaledale: either Calvin Tuck and his family. voodoo doctor. Atoms, Have Interviewed before his release Mary Delfs, Ai. Traer; John Glt.y. 03. the Racoon River in a homemade Ask Police questioned the 32-year-old Tuck said he and his wife visited INo young Colgan said, "1 had no in­ James Jensen. a. LorraIne Nolting, boat powered by an outboard mo­ U.S. Help Needed Now A4, \Vntcrloo j Stanley Hansen, A4 , cnce the practitioner of occult arts at tention to shoot Bob - I can't un­ We.ley. tor . It took them about 90 minutes, talkin the urging of friends who insisted CHICAGO 111'1 - Madame Chi- island off Formosa by Chinese on- Varied Uses derstand what happen~d." Carol Cbrlstenseh, A3, West Branch; The river passes within 100 yards Michelle Wark, a. Los Anl/ele., CallI.; UNo, Nevada Lawyers someone had put a hex on him. ang Kai-shek, wife of the Chinese shore batteries, she said: "The GENEVA lil'l-A wonder world is The elder Walker, who returned Sandra Keyes. G. San DIego. Calif.; of the new high school. The boys swer Meanwhile W. L. Sowell asso­ coming in which radioactive atoms PatrIck O·Malley. E4 . Chicago: Sonja set out from home at 7; 30 a.tp. Nationalists President, said Wed- Chinese Reds want to see how far Wednesday from Louisville, told Swanson. a , Moline, 1Il.; DavId Cop­ Dull Nominated for ciate state toxicologist, • was could: authorities: pin, A3. Elmhurst, HI.; DavId Olll'en, and thought they could make it at 10: nesday her country doesn't need they can go in regard to Quemoy. A3. Glen Ellyn. m. to school by short1y alter \l brought Into the case to make a Tell whether it was going to rain "We've lost one young life. I o' clock. 6ituat' American fighting men or money They will go as far as the free Shirley Ackerman. N3. Groveland. "We didn't figure an the waler Senator, Governor cbemical analysis of objects which -whether a $10 bill was counter­ hope another won't be damaged by III.; Anita Llestman. N3, Mahomet, III.; wil1 have blazed up without apparent now to defend the island to Que- world will let them. feil-whether a calf would later Anita Shel!l~ld. G. Me Vernon. III.: being so shallOW," Liljegren said. den t's moy. this tragedy. I could stand this Karin Younllberg, G. Rock Island, 111 .: "We had to paddle a lot of the RENO, Nev. fA'! - Two law­ cause. "We can defend Quemoy by our­ become a good milk producer; much better if this was an auto Mary Pearce, 0 , Kokomo, Ind.; Mar­ ReCerring to recent stepped-up Iha Foutz. N4, Westmlnsler. Md. way and even got oul and pushed years ha ve been chosen by Nevada Authorities who have been skep­ Speed into your body for quick accident but losing Bob under shelling of the Nationalist Chinese selves Cor the time being. We do Robert MarceJonis, C4 , Dorchester. for about 50 feet or so." Democrats to oppose the bids of tical of the blazes - suspecting diagnoSis of disease, then die out these circumstances is more than Mass.; Ann Mumln, N4, Austin, Minn. ; UN Marquerlle Kulep, G. St. Paul. MInn.; School Principal Elmer C. Beta Republican Sen. George Malone an arsonist - hope the analysis not need Amer.can fighting men to avoid exposing you to harmful 1 and Mrs. Walker can take." Secre and GOP Gov. Charles Russell for Townsend , G. West Orange, N.J .; took the large view of the trip. will sho whether some combust· or your money. When the Reds radiation ; or Colgan said he was stunned by Matt Leach, a . MadIson, N.J .; JUdith kJold re-election in November. ible chemical had been smeared on * * * Show how to preserve books or Ida Passamontl, G , Elmont, N.Y.; Vir­ He cOlnmended the boys on their 0( th see they can't go any further, the tragedy but would stick by his ginia Jennlnas. a. Cleveland Heights. ingenuity in solving the parking In Tuesday's primary voting, the iterm which caught fire. they'll stop." papers for 20,000 years without son. Ohio; Patricia Glover, a, SteubenvlUe, Pales Democrats named Las Vegas City There have been 32 mysterious yellowing, or how to prevent decay OhIo. problem. {aHur Madame Chiang, in Chicago to The body of young Walker will Atty. Howard Cannon, 46, to tackle fires in and around three houses of food; and automatically control their Malone, 68, and Elko County Dis!. occupied by the Tucks beginning speak to the American Legion petroleum refining. be returned to LouisviJIe but the In Atty_ Grant Sawyer, 39, chal· last week. Police Lt. Ben Cooley convention Thursday, said at a All these are polcntial new jobs father said no funeral arrange­ sembi to ments had been made. Storm Ella May Return lenge Russell, 54. saw a quilt burst into flames when news conference, "The Chinese fOr radioactive isotopes, the "hot" than Gordon, who was in bed at the The Republican leaders both arc he went to the third house to talk Reds are not ready for war now. atoms comillg abundantly (rom said with Tuck. County Commissioner atomic reactors, said Dr. Willard time Walker was soot, was ques­ 1958 seeking third terms. Neither was When they are, no appeasement tioned Tuesday and released. To Hurricane Strength opposed for renomination. Leslie R. Hutto also has witnessed F. Libby of Chicago, member of millio or giving in will do Lhe free world In the Democratic senalorial the weird phenomenon_ the U.S. Atomic Energy Commis­ NEW ORLEANS Iil'l-ElIa, still ricane force this morning. race, Cannon edged Reno surgeon any good." sion . described as a poorly organized The weather bureau said gale Fred Anderson by only 1,200 votes. Earlier, Madame Chiang told They could ail be obtainable State To Check storm, was located in the extreme warnings displayed south of the Sawyer, who campaigned mostly SUI DrJVers Note: soon, expanding on the amazing southeast Gulf of Mexico just wesl greater Miami area through the the American Legion auxiliary jobs they are already doing, he against what he called Reno finan­ Traffic Clerk's Prayer that Red tyranny is at its sharpest Driver Eye Tests of Cuba Wedn esday night. Florida keys will be lowered latel' cier. E. L. Cord's effort to buy poli­ said. The U.S. Weather Bureau said Wednesday. ) focus in the Taiwan Straits off Radioactive isotopes now are tical control of the state, easily ELIZABETH, N,J, (,f) - A DES MOINES IA'! - The State in its 8 p.m . (EST) bulletin lhat Storm craft warnings no lonler dumped three opponents. clerk at the traffic violations China. saving American industry half a Safety Department is undertaking Ella was moving wesl northwest were indicated from Palm BeMh Incumbent Democrat Rep. WaI­ de.k at police headquarters he ... Mme. Chiang, who has been ab­ billion dollars a year, and it will a study to find out whether its about ]0 miles per hour. Its high­ southward through Lhe greater soon be a billion, he told the atoms­ drivers license vision tests are ter Baring compiled a 16,ooo-vote hlld enough. H. posted a sign sent from her Formosa home since est winds were eslimated at be­ Miami area and along the south­ Cor-peace conference. fair to Iowa motorists. tween 40 and 70 m.p.h. in squalls west J:<' lorida coa l from Fort My­ margin over Miss Nada Novako­ over the window which read: May, said: "Through incessant ar­ vich of Reno and will face little­ The tick.ts were illued The Soviet Union is usi ng iso­ State Safety Comissioner Rus­ extending out 250 miles to the ers southward, I he bulletin said. known Republican nominee Robert But not by us, Mme. Chiang Kai-shek tillery fire and bombardment, the topes in thousands of institutes sell Brown said Wednesday the de­ north and east of the center. Small craft from Galveston to and places, and they saved Soviet C. Horton oC Reno in the general So don't come here Talks To Legion Chinese Reds arc trying to cow our partment's vision testing commit­ A few qualls were reported still Pensacola were advised to remain . election. And fum. lind fUll. industry up to 1'h billion rubles in tee feels lighting conditions in occurring in the Florida keys. in port and interests lhroughol\t spirit and ride rough-shod over the 1957, said Drs. A. V. Topchiev, ramparts of the free world. some of the license examination The bulletin said now thal Ella Lhe northern Gulf of Mexico were r. T. Aladiey and P. S. Savitsky of stations are inadequate for a sat­ is out over the open gulf it should advised to watch for furlher ad- sion. , "If this state of affairs is al­ the Soviel Union. isfactory test. gradually intensify regaining hur· vices. 10 cal lowed to continue, and specificall y The Soviet scientists said radio­ m~TIQily Iowan "This is the kind of thing we beallt Lhe ~oreign policy pronouncements active atoms are at work in such andg 0f tlie United States are made to jobs as helping to find oil, auto­ want to find out," he said. "We * * * want to give a good test and we * '«eariq P ... 2 THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, 19S1 Iowa City, Iowa 1look ridiculous in the eyes of the matically controlling some manu­ want to be faJr about it at the "Wh world, then Communist tyranny facturing steps. and learning how will overpower not only the non­ nutrients move through plants, so same time." ~nled TIIO Daily 10 wall i.v IvrittCfl arid ediled by studellts alld is govcrned by a board of flue student trustees dected by lerns I Communist areas oC Asia, but in crops can be ' increased. This same The committee at a meeting \' from tile student body and four faCIlity trust ees appointed by til e president of tile Ullivc,~iJy. Tile Daily lowan's time the Western Hemisphere as kind of application is carried out Wednesday also decided to study "1 a editorial policy, tll erefore, i4 /lot an expression of SUI admlnistratloll po/Icy or oplnioll, /11 (lilY lJarticuiar. well." in the United States. new equipment available for test­ ing eyesight. The machines will I l'our In Iowa t f9 per yur', J Ix m onthl,; $5 III not possible, bul every effort will ! . ~ lt d badge. three months, $3; all other mall sub- be made to correct errors with the be demonstrated at the next meel­ l 4'fhe-1)o II Y Iowan scription., ,10 per year: six months, next Jssue. ing of the group Oct. 1. be Mr $5.60; three months, $3 .25. General 'Notices Gull 01 Miaml~ lor I MEMBEa MEMBER .1 ibe ASSOCIATED PRESS • ~ " I< AI~ cl The Auoclated Pres. 18 entitled ex­ AUDIT BUaEAU General Nollce. must be received at The Dally Iowan offIce, Room 201. Com­ Mexico u~der OF DAlLY IOWAN EDITOalAL STAFF clusively to the use for republication of all Ihe local news printed In this munJcation. Center, b y 8 a.m. for publication the fo llowlnl morning. They "I maOULATlON. EdItor Jim Davies WSUI Schedu~e newspaper aa well as a11 AP news must be typed or leilibly written and signed; they will not be accepted by , News Editor '::::::' 'ie~~y K lrkpalrlck dispatches. J r~Orl City Editor ...... Jean Davies Pu bllshed dally except Sunday and telephone. The Dally Iowan reserves th rlllhl to edIt all aeneral Notices. "'SUI - 10M'A CITY &10 I M onday and lelia I hoUday. by Slu- Sporu. Editor • ...... Lou Younkin k/c lhing, EdItorial Asststant DAlLY IOWAN SUPIlRVISOaS FROM Thufldar, 8e,I•• bor 4, IUlIII den t Publications. Inc.. Com_munica- ...... Joe Penne loB UII Iowa ClIy, lows. SCHOOL OF JO RNALISM FACULTY THE UNIVERSITY Cooperative limit applies to all University lots t Ion.• Center , En· Ii Publll AdverUI!I! Mana."r .... Mel Adams "I a et 01 Conf ressl of 1I1nrch 2. 1879. Advertising and CIrculation .. . . in the charg' of Mrs. Irving David­ Hydraulics Laboratol·Y. 8:30 Current Opinion . _...... Wilbur Peter""n so n Crom September 2, 1958, to 9:00 MornlnK Sercnndc 1 ed DAILY IOWAN Cl&CULATION 9: 15 The Bookshelf In ~ie o1111 41" from noon 10 midnight to CIrculation ManaleT .. Robert Bell TRUSTEE • BOAXD OF TUDENT September 16, 1958. Telephone her INTERIM HOURS FOR THE 9:45 Window on tho World re IIOrt new. Hem., women'. palle P BLICATION8 at 8-4563 if a sitter or information MAIN LIBRARV 10:00 'New. lid m lieml, lo'r , nnovncements to The Dr. Geor,e Euton. Dentllltry; DavId 1&: 15 Kitchen Concert With y D ally Iowan. EdItorial oltlces .re 01.1 41., If you do not r ...lve your H. Fitzsimmons, A3; Thoma. S. Ham­ about joining the group is desired. AUV. 13 - Sept. 24 11 145 Talk featUre In &he eoOlmunlcation. Center. Dally Iowan by 7:30 a .m . The Dally Uton. A4; Prof. Hugh Keoo. Political 12:00 Rhythnl Rambles liven Iowan Circulation oWce In Communi- Science; Dwllht Lowell Mathe•. A4; Monday· Friday - 7:30 a.m.' 5 12:30 New. CClri"~4. • ~ IIUben1&t10~ rot.. - by carrier In cation. Center Ia open (!pm • a.m. Prof. Leslte G. M~lIer, Journalism; PARKING - The University park­ p.m. Saturday - 7:30 a.m. ·12:00 12 :45 F.ench Pre•• Revlow Mr. I 0" tJ', 21 cenla-..MoMlrty or r,o , to 5 p .m ., Monday throu.b hlday and Prof. L . A. Van Dyke. ~duc .. tlo,,; ing commtitee reminds studeqt Noon . Sunday - CLOSED. Labor 1:00 MOIIlly Mu. le r ,ear In "'dvance~* mont _, from 8 to 10 ' .m.. an Saturday. Oary W. WIUlam., A4; Thomai w. 1:65 New. St... "'r ',A r:. 50; ~Ilree mon\h.: . By IBIlU II/Iak'.iood ~rvlc. on mhsed paper. McKoy, 'L3. autolsts that the 12·libur ,...litig Day - CLOSED • 2 :00 SlGN OFF ~~ l rtofl THE DAILY 10WAN-I_a City, I•. -Thursday, Sept•• , 1951---Pate , Reds .Hope To Make Moscow Jewish Group ' Talking Game May Develop ar Science Capital of World Leader Named to Into Full Battle in China By AL. TON BL.AKESL.EE lions have been accepted in the I in an errort Auocillted Press Science Writer last few years. This summer, top I By J. M. ROBERTS Ei enhow r, by Army Secretary ut of fishing A foreign newsman returned to scientist.s came for ses~ions of the For SUI trawled by * * * Associated Press News Analyst Bruck l' and the U. . corrunander his post in Moscow after a holiday InternatIonal GeophysIcal Year on Formo ,Adm. Smoot, Ms been rtb European in his homeland . an~ International Astronomicr, new director The nited tat k lalk d berore whort of an outright promise to pn thp British, inferiority complex. ca:>ilal to which visitors will con­ the au pices of the Greater Iowa them, or bringing all the i lands. righI, the 'ationali Is wouJd very Ush Embassy They were also a pay-off in So­ tinue to want to come. City Ccmmittec for Slate of I rael including lhe Pe cadore lind For­ much like to have more plane , rstanding the viet emphasis on science. Seizing Rooms Bugg.d Bond. am L. Robinson, local mosa back into Chin and to be tum d 100 against the rigates would the world's imagination, Sputniks Westerners are not happy that communal leader, is chairman of They would hk to d troy mainland in tallation from which focussed attention on Soviet sci­ their hotel rooms and even their the committee. militllry in lallations whIch help the Red thr alen air attack. p would leave I, .. entific exploits and progress. own embassies are bugged with interdict important port. Bul to now the aUonalist fliers, des­ . The Soviets are secretive about Hillel. sponsored by B'nai S'rith • was bad or t microphones taping their conver­ international Jewi h ervic or· how much hippine would brave pite som Ei nhower tal.k a Cew worried. The what comes next on any razzle­ sations. Old Moscow hands swear the ationali t gunboat in For- y ar ago about "unle hing" Chi­ dazzle scientific stage. It might be ganization, provides religious ser­ d said they, this is so. vice for students at SUI and more mo. a trait. even without the ang Kai- hek, hal'e been r strict· a shot for the moon, or the first And they don't want to be a guns on Quemoy and Mat u, i cd to dropping pamphlet and com­ manned flight into space. than 100 othcr colleges and univer· ish Admiralty party to censorship of outgoing sities throughout the nation. an open qu tion. municatinll with anti-Communist In Name news, particularly science news Chiang Kai-shek The National! t garri on on uerriJla on th mainland. plans for the It's clear the Russians are Sanker comes here from a sim­ Iceland's 12- presented by the visitors. atiollalist Leader Quemoy totaled about 50,000 men working hard to make Moscow the Thi s blew up into an em bar ass­ ilar po t lit the University of twrore the reinforcements which zone. Georgia. He ha served with Hill e! Princess Earns Living olee science capital of the world, in ment for Soviet scientists at the may bll\'e add d about 10,000. name if not in actual fact. outset of the IGY sessions. since 1953. after being rabbi of th(' Ther may be 15,000 more on awlers to de· Dover Jewi h Center in Delaware. 140 Chemists Teaching Calisthenics move on to One step is inviting a parade oC A formal report from Japanese 1at u. The buildup ha not been ," a spokes­ [ scientific international groups to weathermen said Japan got a Born in England, he received hi 8S large a reporl In W . hington STOCKHOL 1 "" - A Swedl h inly not true meet in Moscow, and the invita- sharper and quicker rise in radio­ Ph.D. from the University of Lon­ To Meet Here ha\'c indicated. The overwh Iming prInce ha begun arning her leave." a:tive fallout from Soviet nuclear don. A veteran of World War II, ScIentist rrom 24 tates and allonall t tr neth till is on own living a a teacher in cali - n office said tests than from American. Reason: Dr. Sanker was the cnior Royal Canada will attend Lhe loth anni­ Formo a under the policy of keep· thenic . ador Andrew Ike Catches The radioactive cloud had less dis­ Air Force chaplain during the 1939- versary meeting of the American ing a strong counterrevolutionary Anna Dam.Brom, head oC a Reykjavik to tance to travel, so was hotter when 45 struggle. Association oC Clinical Chemists, force in being. high so iety private hool in celand's gov­ it arrived. Their report also blamed II was active in the Jewl h com­ which will open Thursday at SUI. But the Red. have march d 0 Stockholm, aid that Prin c Bir· rding by lce- I Soviet tests for some recent ill­ munity of England, erving as More than 140 per on are ex­ far up th hill and become so gitta, 21, had taken on a $956-a­ n of the Brit­ First Fish cre ng fun in our on the ominously troubled waters ittee of ICY. h ld In th M dicol Lnboratori s or the Far East. Inter-Religious Help aJ 0 will speak at the function . lIe ppers of the Dr. Chapm8'1 brought up the pro· i. pr $ident of the B'noi Brith building, Robert L. Dryer, a, . 0- worried," an The President took a 10·hour test in a formal meeting of the IGY A SYNAGOGUE in Madison, Wis., will be a school for Roman Catholic weekly lunchcon club in Omaha elate proCcs or of biochemistry at ocean fishing expedition - the sec· said. governing bureau. Dr. V.V. Belous- children ther •. Children from St, James Catholic School will go to and past president of tl,n lllrth SUI and coordinator of the pro­ ow that some ond of his vacation here - and sov, the Soviet member, appeared school in th. Beth Israel Center (above) until their new school is Dade Zionist District in Florida. grnm, said. to shelter in landed his single catch in the two stunned. It "was as though he had completed, probably in January_ Rabbi Max Lipshih: (right) offer.d A highlight of a banquet sched­ d when hey trips, a bluefish that looked to a never considered such a possibil- u!l'd ror Friday night will be thl' violated our newsman on a boat 20 yards away ity," said one informant. the spac •• With him watching II nun and children were th. Rev. presentation of th Bi choir Award, to be about 20 inches long. He swung quickly into action. Louis Sch.uring, St. James Pastor, (third from right) and Harry M. 151 Koreans Die gl\'('n annually by th a. ociation is preparing The summer White House mean­ The Soviet Academy of Sciences Sweet, Beth Isra.1 president, -AP Wirephoto. to a member for "outstanding trawler in­ while refused any comment on de­ took up the matter and later at ----­ From Encephalitis Dehi 'vement" in the field of clini­ t and photo· velopments in the Communist­ least some of the accounts were cal chemistry. being gaUl- threatened offshore Chinese Is· permitted to go through the cable SEO L {.4'1 - The 5-week·old epi­ lands - and also on a domestic office. Presidential Pension Declared demic of Sleeping sickness killed I legal problem, the possible use oC U.S. No Horns 151 south KorcanA Tuesday lind Britain has marshals to enforce school inte­ Russian students may learn Re oe e Wedncsday, bringin" the total fa­ 's unilaterat gration rulings in the South. more nlan science from visiting A St · th ht t torial waters scientists. They will at least find ep In e Ig Irec Ion tality count to 916. More than 4,000 ' Specifically, White House Press :Koreans have been stricken. 1. secretary James C. Hagerty de­ the visitors haven 't got horns. . . clined to say anything about a Thpy will learn something about I By ARTHUR EDSON dYlllg .of cancer: Grant wrote IllS The .S. Army aviation s ction LASSIFIED ADS statement that U.S. help is on the ways of life in democraCies, and WASHINGTON (A'I - The two memOIrs to ~atlsfy hIS credltors. sent out light plam's in spraying feat "' ~", way to meet the Red Chinese threat freedoms, and research which may Black Crows, a vaudeville team It was a grim .r~ce, and Grant operations to destroy dl ca e·car­ to the Forma a Strait islands of go counter to Soviet views . oC a generation ago, had a routine barely won. He fllll hed four days rying mosquitoes. Classified blem: Quemoy and Matsu. At tbe mammoth new Moscow in which one of them decided not before his death. No new Cll s of encephalitis Miscellaneous for Sale Trailer Space The statement was made on For­ University, guards - usually a to hire out as U.S. president. The mo t surprising was Thom­ were rt'ported among U.S. rv­ Advertising Rate, trio of women - stand at every "No future in it," he said gloom. as Jeffer on. Despite the splendor icemen in Korea beyond (lve trick­ BUY your bNldlnl (!Ir.cl from the NEW MOBILE HOME PARK. MEA- oat mosa by the commander of U.S. rurto ry Ind SAVE. Pickert Mat\r~ .. DOW BROOK COURT. Ofrice - l300 entrance, checking identification lIy. oC Monticello, or possibly because en and one dealh reported earlier. Word Adt Hllhway 6 We. t. . · 21 MUlelUne A~enue . Dial 820. - &161 fprces there, Vice Adm. Roland One Day ...... 8c a Word ..3IRC Three s u­ N. Smoot. papers. The student who forgets The line was delivered for or it, Jefferson was in can lant Three U.S. children have be n re­ illS papers, we were told, doesn't laughs, but like many a laugh-get- Ii cal trouble. selling his beloved ported stricken in Japan. Two Days ...... 1<1\: a Word Work Wanted arking prall­ "} have no statement on that," ThrM Days ...... 12c a Word ---':-- Haule for Rent Moines Tech­ get into class. Western scientists ter, it was also true. library, dreaming of a lottery that Hagerty repli ed. remark to students not only about After all the e years, the coun- would make his old age secure. Four Days ...... 140 a Word 2 BEDROOM unrurnl'hed .uburban nesday. They "Well, has the decision been duplc". 1I0t Wit r heat and {Ireplace. boat - and such apparent differences in uni- try still hasn't found a satisfactory There Are Others Five Days ...... 15c a Word Phon. 8-5848. ' _1 made as to whether or not we versity life, but deeper ones. answer to this question: What Or take the d(>scription of for- (If!,:J, C.J! Ten Days ...... 20c a Word ApClI·tment for Rent are going to support Matsu and FOR RENT - Dupl >c . wen .I de ; porlly Gary Lilja· There can only be guesses as should we do with our former mer President James Monroe: "A One 1\10nth . . . 39c 1I Word lu.nl hed. Dial I. 8-12 Quemoy?" a reporter asked. 1st Iowa Citv Showinq J'URNI~HED Apt 3 room and b lh Goodwin, 16, to what effects these contacts have president? stooped old man, clothed in a (J4iDlmum Charae SOc) elo e In. $100.00. Larew Co. Dill ") have no statement on that on students-who are tomorrow's Only in one of Congress' final hiny uit and battered beaver Display Ads I 8-~ Female Help Wanted miles down either," Hagerty said. a homemade influential Soviet citizens. gasps of this session did it even hat, giving every evidence in hi One lDBertlon ...... _. FOR RENT: Air-condlllonrd rllrnl hed Asked at a later news confer­ make much of an attempt to find facial expression of deep-seated $t20 1/ Column Incb ludlo apl. 01.1 8-3694 . 18 .. WE hlvt rontlnual Open In.. fo. _- utboard mo­ ence if he thought Smoot was - r."'rle, ,rn.r.1 olllce 11.1, .. Ie t 90 minutes, a solution. Congress voted, and unhappiness." Fiv,! Insertions a Month, 2 ROOM Api - No objection \0 one .1. and wal to •. Rell It. now for talking out of turn, Hagerty said: Pediatrics Profs bill that would give each president Or these words of Andrew Jack­ F.acb Insertion ...... child. 0181 292:'. 9·10 ) our choice or lob Iowa City Employ­ hin 100 yards "No, I think I'm not going to an­ monl Sc!.vlco 312 lowl Sllle Bank Bldl­ I. The boys President Eisenhower signed,. a son's: "Poverty stares us in the $1.00 a Column Incb Dial '-41211 . 10-' swer any questions." At Resea rch Meet a $25,OOO-a-year pension, plus mon- face." Instruction at 7:30 a.m. Dulles is scheduled to fly here • The Dally Iowan ,...erv" uld make it ey for a clerical staff. Well , pen ions will lake care of the rlght 'to ,ejed any ad­ Rid. Wanted at 10:30 a.m. today to discuss the Dr. Wallace W. McCrory, pro­ On8 Point Overlooked I B" LLROOM dance le on.. IIvecial ter 8 0 ' clock. situatipn with Ei enhower. This fessor and head of the department Herbert Hoover, who has been situations like that, but we till vertising copy. ute. MImi Youd. Wurlu. Ill.. 1 !Mas. RIDE wanted to New York lmmt- n the water have no answer as to what is a ' a-lOR dlltely. Phone &-4&92. 8~ will Pc his rirst visit to the Presi­ of pediatrics in the SUI College of a former president longer than I DIAL ljegren said. dent's vacaLion quarters here. Medicine, and Dr. Samuel J. Fa· any man in our history, made a proper role for a former presi- B lot of the Typing mon, associate proCessor of pedi· point often overlooked. As a dent. . toIen or Wornlfl and pushed UN NEEDS MONEY atrics, are attending the Ross Pedi­ " wealthy man, Hoover said he did !3oth our Jiving ex-presidents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TYPING suo. '-12 GOOD STEAD' WEIll' IIICOME UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (JI'I - atrics Research Conference this nol need the pension, and would have been active, alert men. Hoo v- 4191 mer C. Bell TYX'iNO. 3174 . I ' .24R Secretary General Dag Hammars­ week at the University of Wiscon­ turn it, over to charity. er and Harry S. Truman have ~ NO SEllING-MO EXPERIENCE oC the trip. TYPiNG. 11-1070. kjold reported Wednesday the role sin, Madison. But, he said, "former presidents written articles and books, made t-. NECESSAAY-'>PERATE FROM HOME oys on their I'[ •1 '.1 ;~! Trailer Home For Sale We Place and Loute All Display Cabinel$ 01 the U.N. Emergency Force in Dr. McCrory will participate in have deserved, Bnd they have of- speeches, kept up. a . "olumino~s I _ _. _._ ! the parking Room, tor Ken, Prominent N.me Brl~roduet of Palestine is being threatened by the Symposium on Amino Acid and ten badly needed, such a pension. corresponde~ce ; ~nd, III Hoover s IQSS - 36(1. TRAILER, Alr-condltloncr, Iwnln" heated annex. Dial 8-0010 or failure of some nations to pay Protein Metabolism. The sympo· No man can make any substantial ' case s~rved m various government- NOW Thru FRIDAY 2581. 9-1 ROOMS (or men. Dial 74as. '-211 WALTHAM WATCH CO. their assessments. sium is being sponsored by the savings from being a presidenl." al adVIsory posts. ," IUSINESS SlIICE lao HHH'I (tAnH lAIl AIN f. ROFlHH FOR SALE or renl, 33 n lral1er wUh DOlTBLE rooms lor men. 123 N. Du- In a report to the General As­ University of Wisconsin's depart­ Hoover didn't cite any for in- Other former presidents have buque. '-21 SPARE OR FUlL TIME WA YNE· TREVOR . DAY . SlACK extra room. 8-ilOO8. e-12 Excellent Weekly income semci", sembly which convenes in less ment of pedialries and the Ross stances, but many a former presi- follo wed other pursuits, all the GRADUATE MEN (or over 23) :exclu- JAN PHIL RO IS ERT DAVID ...tIII. c.mr Ii.,.., CMiltli than two weeks, Hammarskjold Laboratories, Columbus, Ohio, to dent has had serious finllncial way fron1 William Howard Taft, Help Wanted aJ,,"el : pleasant. ~onomlc.l room •. Cook!n, prtvUe,GI, show.... bI N. placed in tadi", reIJrl OIlllets in your said unpaid balances on 1957 and further understanding of the amino problems. who became chief justice; to Man- Sl£RlING HARRIS NfWTON BRIAN FEMALE employe. , neighborhood gro­ CHnl.on. Phone 5848 or :1456. ' -U Ira. Must hIVe c,,-references-fiv. 1958 assessments total nearly 20 acids' role in body building and The most pitiful was U. S. Grant. roe, who for a time was a justice Cer)' 30 to 40 bou .. pe. week. Dial hours Sll're lime weekly-minimum million dollars. maintenance. Unfortunate in business ventures, of the peace. 2441. 8-11 NICE room. 8-2511. ' · U cash investment $1195.00 protected by WAITRESS Wanted - FuJI or ------~------part Ignition Inventory, Cash repurchase and Bonus ing. lime. Apply In Pel'8On. Bamboo Inn. plan. We hIVe excellent b.nk r.fer· u said gale 132 So. Dubuque. 8-17 Carburetors ences and well rated in Dun , Brad­ outh of the Animal Love Discussed- GENERATORS STARTERS street Write .t once for local int.r· through the Personal Briggs & Stratton Mot6,. view ,ivine phone nIImber. owered later PERSONAL loano on Iypewnle... . TIME INDUSTRIES\ 170 West 74111 St. phono".aphs, s port. equlpmenl. Pyramid Services flOCK-EYE LOAN CO. Burkel.)' New Yorl 23, ~ . Y. S no lonler Holel BuUdln,. Phone .~3S . 8-eR 621 S. Dubuqu6 Oial 5723 Palm BeIl1lh the greater Is Iy CHI C Science' for Mice, Monks BlONDIE YOUNG the south­ m Fort My­ By GEORGE DIXON is concerned with whether love can been bothe.ring me Cor years. They I suppose if the psychologists leUn said. WASHINGTON - I was inCorm d be studied scientifically - through said if you cut a worm in half, want to waste good liquor on rats, alveston to that the nation 's leoding psychol- experiments. I asked him how else both ends will think. d to remain oglsts were at the Statler-Hilton you would get to kno\\, about love, This is invaluable i.nformation that is their bu ines, and all I lhroughout talking about love. Well , you know but ~e said he feared we might to possess, because you may be will say is "Whither are we drift· exico were how I am about the tender pas- ' be talking about two different down to half a worm some day ing?" But I sometimes wish our further ad· sian. Lover Boy Dixon, Lhey used things. and be afraid you ha ve the Ull­ scientific researchers would get to call me in Moose Jaw. So 1 He said that the psychologists - thinking end . Consequently you back to humans. People have al­ beat it down Lo the hotell all agog, who are gathered here to the num­ might blow a golden opportunity mo t as many emotional problems and grabbed the first person I saw ber of 7,000; each with his psyche to discuss the major issues of the as varmints. * wearing a badge. - were experImenting with mon- day with it. "Where is this love seance?" ] keys and had discovered that an For people who donlt cut worms panted. "I have a couple of prob- infant simian, deprived oC its nalur· in half - if there be any - the lems I think should b{' approached al mother, will become attached psychologists had an interesting IV rrom the psychological angle." La a substitute "mother" made ot seminar on the convivial habit of "I am not sure they can take foam rubber and terry cloth. lady rats. They said that rats who your case today," replied the A paper on this subject was de­ get loaded on alcohol do not make badge-wearer, who turned out to ! livered by Dr. Harry F. Harlow, the best mot.hers. A pa per, suc­ be Mr. Michael Amrine, publicist of the University of Wisconsin, cinctly entitled, "The Effects or Cor the Americfln Psychological retiring as president 01 the APA. Prenatal Alcoholism upon Moti­ Association. "You St'C', the subject Speaking on behalC of the dummy vation, Emotionality, and Learn­ under di scussion is mother love. " mother, he sold: Ing in the Rat," was delivered by "1 am all fol' moth l' love," 1 "It is our opinion that we en­ Dr. Nicholas M. Vincent, of Jack­ retorted holly . "1 think It Is a finll gincel'ed a very superior monkey sonville (Fla.) University, who , thing, especiaUy fol' mothers." mother, even though this position summed up the findings as follows: "But," aid Ml'. Amrine, "lhis is nol h Id univetsaUy by the mon- "The rats from mothers who had is molher low for monkeys." k y {ather :' not received alcohol were 'signif­ ", might hllve known it," I lllut- Well, I hove no machinery for icantly superior in learning' to run tered, dashl'd no cnd. "Evel'ything conducting a public opinion poll a maze. They wero quicker, made Slgn~ In Rcil!ncc tthes' doys is Cor mic(} oC monkey futhers, so I took Dr. fewer errol's and fewer false steps. and monkeys. What's the motter Harlow's word for it - and myself Rats whose mothers received a with you psychologi ts; have you to another seminar. In an adjoin­ small amount of alcohol daily were DECLARATION OF KiVell liP people?" lng room I was fortunate enough less emotional than normal rat~, Mr. Amrine explained that the to find Drs. James V. McConnell, arid those whose mothers had re­ ceived qllitC' 11 !lit or nli-nhol \l'l'I'(' I INDEPENDENC~ ! Amt:rlcan Psychological Assocla- Allen L.• Jacohson" ahd Daniel P. . 1 tlonl ~ whIch Is holding li s nllilUnJ I il11hlc, of tho Ilrul'cI'slly of Michl· more pmotionnl than normal off­ I1Ieetlng iD OU\' P ycho community, gan, answering a question that has spring," Bur u.~ ~~n •• I.~.' '" , P8,e 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Thursday, Sept. 4, 1958 ,

Iowa rks on Aerial Attack Esla Little Contact Herb Elliott As Hawkeyes Runs Mile Dodge Rains In 3:55.4 LONDON (A'J - Australian mar· By LOU YOUNKIN NATIONAL LEAGUE vel Herb Elliott ran the mile in W L Pel 08 Sports Editor 3 minutes, 55.4 seconds Wednes­ MUWDukee . 79 !'4 .~ Q1 Plttsbur,h '" .70 63 .526 Iowa's quarterbacks Cilled the day , only nine·tenths of a second 50n Francisco .. 70 {j;i .b~U Cincinnati .. . 66 69 .489 practice field with nying fool balls slower than the world record he St. Loui,s ,. .. 64 63 .485 Los AnKeles .... 63 69 ,H7 Wednesday morning on the sec­ set less than month ago. Chicago . ... . 61 73 . 4~~ Philadelphia .... ~8 72 .446 ond day of practice for the L958 The lan ky, 20·year·old clerk WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS St. Louis 9. ChlcB,o 7, 12 Innings. sea on. sprinted the la t quarter·mile in a Milwaukee II. Philadelphia ,. ·)ticlom.,lc* 55.6 Cincinnati 7. Pittsburgh f. 'i" ';.. Des Moines senior Randy Dun­ spectacular seconds to beat Lo! AngeJes 5. San F r-/t""+fCO 3. England's Brian Hewson by abo ut TODAV'S PITCHERS can. Gary, Ind. sophomore Mitchell Milwaukee al Phll.delph.. .Nl - '. • IIIDIltStlc Ogicgo, Muskogee. Okla. senior 30 yards. Suhl 15-21 vs Semproch 113-91 . Sild. 's.,Iofl' Clnclnnatl al Pittsbur,h INI - Had­ ,-",-~,._r Olen Treadway and Chicago sopho· Hewson, the European l,5OO·me· dlx (8·7, vs Kline .12-13/. . •. 51. Louis al Chicago - Jones (J I-ll' more Mike Lewis were the hurlers ter champion, was timed In 3:58.9 VB Hillman 14-61 . • f' C·· h d'd f San Francisco at Los Angeles - as they quarterbacked the fir t as I he CIrst Ive lOIS ers Jour J McCormick 111-" VB Pod res '12-11' . four teams respectively. All four minutes or better. Poland's Zbig'j AMEBIC:'N L~A°'i-~1 08 Only Dietzgen Slide Rules hit their receivers consistently as niew Orywal was third in 3:59.7, New York ...... 83 ~I .619 Chicago .. .. . " 70 62 .530 12 most oC the morning session was England's Derek Ibbotson fourth Boston ...... 67 04 .51 I 14 ". have these great featlU'es confined to pas~ing. in four minutes flat and Mike Bla· I ~:~~~fte ... :::: :~ :~ ::: :n Missed the Rains grove of Britain fifth , also in four ~~:~~~ngtty ::: .~ ;~ :m ~r a . t Washington .. S5 77 .417 27 Professional engineers say Dietzgen's new slide rules The lIawkeyes were ofC the field mmu es. WEDNESIlAY'S RESULTS when the three rains hit Iowa City. SteCan Lewandowski of Poland New York 8, Boston 5. embody the greatest advances in design in more than B . h ' G h E Baltimore 4. Wa shington 3. The second rain, which began about \ was Slxt 111 4:01.1, ra am ver- KanS.B City 6. Cleveland 2. a quarter century. Dietzgen's exclusive Micromatlc itt or Britain seventh in 4:03 .8 and ChIcago I, Detrott O. ] p. m.. stopped just beCore the • .• TODAY'S PITCIJERS eIghth and last was MIke Berns· Chicago at Detroit - Moore 19-51 Adjustment permits perfect alignment of the scales at squad took the field for the af· 1951 Model and Two 58's Cord of Britain in 4:05.3. Keith V8 Bunning 19-101. all times. Simple resetting of one screw does it. ternoon se sion. Marsdeng former Cambridge Uni· 18~~~~! ~~lis~t r ~~~~~I.nd - Terry The BILL REICHARDT, left, former Iowa fullback Itar was present during first day of practic. for the The field was not muddy as the vcrsity miler, led through the first BaSIon 01 Baltimore INI - Monbou- end plates need not be loosened; flt and action of the rain seemed to settle the area 1958 Hawkeyes and spent a few minutes talking to two of the present.day Iowa fullbacks - captain John balf-mil e but quickly gaVe up to queUeOnlY 11-rames4) V8 scheduled.Pappas 1 9·7 1. slide is never disturbed. and the only noticeable effect it Nocera, Youngstown, 0 , center, and junior Don Horn, Detroit, Mich. Relch.rdt was .n All Big Ten Elliott and Hewson. No time was had was to make the practice selection in 1950 lind 1951 and won the Big Ten Most Valuable Player award in 1951. H. holds the lowl taken (or Marsden and he was not Dietzgen 's automatic slide tension insu'res perfect field very warm. As one bystand· rushing record of 737 yards gained Ind most rushes in a season with 178 - both set in 1951 . - Daily considered an official finisher. slide action wherever and whenever these rules are er said, "There will be 500 pounds Iowan Photo. It was the second time Elliott of beef lefl out here this after· has pushed four other men to 4- NOTICE used. Slides cannot bind or stid-nor become loose noon ." minute c10ckings or better. Will the person or persons who so errors may result from accidental s)ide movement. The afternoon drills saw head In unreeling his amazing 3:54.5 witnessed an accident on 7/ 24/ coach Forest Evashevski break his mile at Dublin, Ireland, Aug. 6, he These are truly great slide rules. Important new stalts was followed by four men who 58 between an auto and a lady GO-man squad into four cleven Berra's 3-Run Homer, in 9th at and work them on light contact broke four minutes. It was the pedestrian at 1st Ave. West and added, New super.safe carrying case. See them offense and defense with the of­ first time [lve men ever had done 61h Street in Cedar Rapids, your Dietzgen dealer today. fense limited almost entirely to that in one race. please call Cedar Rapids EM- running plays. The only changes 8-5 A crowd oC 45,000 in White City oC ~wo Hands Red Sox Defeat 54091. in the lineups the first Stadium saw Elliott run his tenth If out of town call col- teams were second team guards. mile under four minutes. And he lect. Junior AI Sonnenberl1:, Collinsville, eriean Association farm team in Joe Pignatano also homered for UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE Magic No. Now time for this series. It produced hiS the Dodgers and Orlando Cepeda did it in a light rain, 111., and junior Don Shipanik, Chi· 2 South Clinton St. cago, replaced Tom DiNardo and third RBI. slammed one for the Giants. 10 As Mantle Hits Boyd's RBI proved to be a big San FranciSCO ... 020 001 000- 3 4 0 Gerry Novack Cor the Wednesday Los Angeles ., .... . 110 100 002- 5 12 0 practices. one because the Senators bounced Gome1. Worthinaton 17) and Thorn •• : HAWKEYE BOOK STORE His 39th Homer back for one of their own in the WIIUams. Blrrer 121. Kou(ax 13) and PI,nat.no. W - Kou!a, .. L - Worth­ IOWA'S FINEST • • • 30 South Clinton St. Alternlte PllYs last haIr of the ninth on errors by tn,ton. NEW YORK (A'J - Yogi Berra Home runs - San Francisco, Cepeda Near the end of the day, the Brooks Robinson and AI Pilarcik, 1241. LoS Angeles, PlenaUlno 191, • Je% More Protei" first and second teams alternated poiled Boston's strategy by blast· and Ken Aspromonte's pinch sin· Snider 1131 , c:.w.. MIll PhMphww IOWA BOOK & SUPPLY CO. ing a 3·run homer off lefty Leo plays against the reserves. Mix· gle. • ¥tIDe ins and Mi...... S South Clinton St. ing up their running and passing Kiely in the ninth Wednesday that Sall:more ,... . . oo2 OOO 002- 4 8 3 Braves 11, Phils 5 gave the New York Yankees an W•• hln,ton. 000 000 201- 3 7 0 attacks, they moved Ole ball well Portoe.rrero. Harshman ~91 and Trl~ PHILADELPHIA IA'I - Joe Ad· • lillie. Bett., Tool again t the subs with Duncan and 8·5 victory over the Red Sox. andos: Valentinettl. Clc"en,er 191 and Courtney. W - Portocarrero. L - cock pounded a 3·run homer off a Ogiego hitting on passes and Ray Berra's 22nd home run scored Valentlnettl. sign atop the left·field stands Wed· ,. ~an1kvui '~·>~;-'·~· ·D lET Z GEM Jauch and Bob Jeter making yard­ Enos Slaughter and Mickey Man· Home l'linS - Bnllimore, NIeman 115, . Wa .hln,ton. Zauchin 114 ). nesday night, leading Mllwaukee age on the rushing route. Some tle, who hit consecutive singles off to an 11·5 victory over Philadel· tackling was allowed for the first righthander Murray Wall with one ~RrR ."mlff time. out. Kiely relieved Wall at this A's 6, Indians 2 phia and moving the Braves a Mi·~~· ~inatic: Slide Rules CLEVELAND IA'I _ Bob Cerv step closer to their secon d National Each practice session lasted ap­ point and Berra tagged an inside . League pennant. Six of Milwau· proximately two hours as Eva· pitch deep into the right field seats. and Hal SmIth homered f~ r two.of kee's runs were scored in an eighth su shevskl and his slaIr work 10 pre­ The triumph reduced New York's the Kansas City Athlel~cs 11 hits inning splurge heiped by Phil er­ pr pare the Hawkeyes for their open­ pennant-clinching number to 10. Wedn~sday , and the A s won 6·2, I rors. tie ing game Sept. 27 here against The Yanks, helped by Mickey s~appI~g a 4.g~me Cleveland In- Rip Repulski hit a grand slam- it. Texas Christian. Mantle's 39th home run, had to dIan victory strmg. .. mer for the Phils in the ninth. The Iowa player kept cool heads come from behind to pick up their . Ray H~rb.e~t breezed .to Ius fl.fth Until the fate CuI eighth the last. Wednesday though - whenever third success in the 4·game series. v~ctory IlIll.lhng th.e T~lb ~ to five lace Phils tormented Milwaukee they got a break they raided the Ryne Duren who hurled two hit· hIls, thr~e 111 the h.rst II1I1J~g . Lar- leCthander Warren Spahn with WANT TO CALL ice bucket. Some of the ice was less relier inn'ings and struck out ry Doby s . homer m the, first fol- seven scattered hits, scoring once , . for their parched mouths and the the last Cour batsmen, was the lowmg MIckey Vernon.s double and leaving nine runners strand- rest was stuICed into lheir helmets. winning pitcher. gave Cle.vela.nd . a short·hved 2·run ed. • Boston .. . . 031 010 000- 5 7 I lead. A flrst-lI1mng Single by Rocky But the Braves' star hurler New York ... OIZ 000 023- 8 13 I Sullivan. Wall (81. Kiely (9) and Colavito and Minnie ~inoso:s worked out of his troubles _ the Berberet; Dickson. Duren 18) and doubl ~ In the fourth and sll1gle .In Phils loaded the bases in the sev­ YOUR SHOTS? 2 '57 Hawkeyes Berra. W - Duren . L - won. Home r\lns - Boston. Berberet 121. the Sixth were the only other hits enth and left two on in the first . ---~ Buddin ilOI . New York . ManUe (391. off Herbert. .. . and Courth - and sewed up his 18th To Aid Freshmen Berra 1.221 . Kans~s CIty .!ted the game 10 victory again st 10 defea ts. ~ the thIrd on SIngles by Herbert Milwaukee ...... 00' 000 065-11 13 0 Mel Knotts, Burlington and Jon and Hector Lopez and Bill Tut- Philadelphia .... 000 001 004- 5 10 5 Orioles 4, Senators 3 , Spahn and Crandall; Morehead. Janda, Cedar Rapids ha ve been tie s double. Hearn 181 and Lopata : L - Morehead. . ~." . WASHINGTON (A'J - Run'scoring Bob Cerv slammed his 31st home Hom e runs - Milwaukee. Adcock I . ./ named assistant freshman football run of the season during a 4-run (17/ . Philadelphia. Repulskl tl31. coaches at Iowa . The announce­ sin gles in the ninth inning by pinch. A topnotch batter can usually hitter Bob Hale and Bob Boyd rally in the fifth inning. ment was made this week by Paul broke up a pitching duel between Kansas City ... 002 040 000- 6 11 1 Redlegs 7, Pirates 4 Cleveland .... . 200 000 000- 2 ~ 1 call his shots and "hit 'em Brechler, athletic director. Arnold Portocarrero and Vito Val· Herbert and Chili : Woodeshlck. Nar­ CINCINNATI (A'J - The Ci ncin· entinetti and gave the Baltimore l.skl 161. Massi t81 and Brown. L - Knotts and Janda will join 1957 Woodeshlck . nati Redlegs erupted Cor three runs where they ain't," A smart Iowa teammate BiJl Happel as Orioles a 4·3 victory over the Wash· Home runs - Kansas City. Cerv (31), in the seventh inning Wednesday ington Senators Wednesday night. Smith 151. Cleveland. Doby III). rrosh coaches. Happel, also from night for a 74 victory over Pitts­ advertiser can call his shots, Cedar Rapids, was named head Hale's hit, which broke a 2·2 tie, burgh which dropped the Pirates freshman coach last spring, and was the third in four pinch·hitting ChiSox 1, Tigers 0 nine Cull games behind Milwau­ with hi s two assistants, graduated appearances since he joined the DETROIT IA'I - Frank Lary kee's National League leaders. too. He can hit 'em where in June. Orioles from their Louisville Am· pitched no-hit baLI Cor six innings George Crowe's single drove in but the Chica go White Sox made Cincinnati's tie·breaking run in they ARE by advertising in their only two hits good for a sev­ the seventh and pinch-hitter Don enth inning run and a 1-0 triumph Newcombe singled with the bases The Daily Iowan. Thatls be­ over the Detroit Tigers Wednes­ loaded to drive in two lTjore tallies. day night. Earlier, two errors by Frank cause The Daily Iowan goes Dick Donovan bested the Detr Thomas had helped the Redlegs righthander in a pitching duel w keep pace wIth the Pirates in the where the people are and D nessed by 13 ,303. see·saw game that dragged out for vi Frequently in trouble, Donovan three hours. of yielded only five hi ts - three of Pillsburi h ...... 001 102 000- 4 10 2 the money is. G , Cincinnati . .. 000 121 30><- 7 12 I them doubles - and squared his Raydon. Smith 15). Porterfield 161. ag record at 12·12. Gross 161. Face 171 and Hall . Foiles So, if you have something 161; Acker, Schmldl 171 ,1 Pena 181 and The second-place White Sox did Burge55. W - Schmldl. L - Gro.s. dL not get a base hit until Billy Good· to sell folks who have money man blooped a one·out single to Cards 9, Cubs 7 Te left field in the seventh. I to buy it, don't waste your ' IBtl Catcher Sherm Lollar prompUy CHICAGO (A'J - Jim Brosnan, ml doubled him home with a line traded to the Cardinals by th e time popping infield flies. Hit Cjl dri ve to right field . Cubs last May, turned his first ap· by Chicago ...... 000 000 100- I 52 ) pearance against his Cormer team· Detroil ...... 000 000 000- 0 b your selling message out into tec Donovan and Lollar; Lary and WiL.­ mates into his 10th victor), Wednes­ 1 son. day as St. Louis leveled Chicago to 9·7 in 12 innings. the stands where the people are. Tc Dodgers 5, Giants 3 Brosnan, swapped Cor third base­ dif LOS ANGELES (A'J - Duke Sni­ man Alvin Dark. yielded four hits, eSl der's ninth inning homer produced pitching the final four runless in­ Ne the deciding runs Wednesday night nings to give St. Louis its 12th vic­ api as Los Angeles made it two in a tory in 19 games against Chicago. row over San Francisco for the Joe Cunningham was the Car· in first time this season . The score dinal's hitting hero, delivering a ap was 5-3 . 2·out, 2-on triple in the third to Snider had a conference with overtime inning to decide the game. Advertise In ed Manager Walt Alston before goi ng It was Cunningham's fourth hIt thl to bat and att~mpted to bunt twice of the game. J before sliCing one of Alan Worth· Curt Flood si ngled with two out aCI ington's deliveries over the lert to set the stage for the winning field soreen. It was Snider's 13th rally, and went to second on a I To homer of the. year. passed ball. Ken Boyer.Jw. pur' me-j)aily Iowan 1), JUJ ~ENIOIt TACKLE JOHN BURROUGHS, 11ft, .nd iunlor halfback Bob Sandy Koufax came on in relief posely passed. Cunningham then '.1 I j~ 1 .....r lNu.. d !lurln, plctu,...t.king at Press-R ....TV D.y Mond.y for the Dodgers in the third and tripled, scoring Flood and Boyer . • lHl Sl. Louis ...... 014 020 000 002- II U I ( .nil sn.pped by phototr.phlr 1,.ln. Burroughs I.ttered In 1955 finished the game, picking up his _r. 10th victory. He has lost nine, Kou· Chleago . . .. . 100 131 100 000- 7 14 1 1',1'1 11~~ .nd J."r won • letter I.st yoar. Both m.n havo been run­ Jack .on . Muffett III, Broltn.n IU' ..... 1'" fax struck out six, walked only and Gr.en: Droit. 80111 t31. Phillip. :11. In ning' with tho first team during prutlc..... Ion •. Burrouth. Is from Ill j Elston ,a) , Anderson OOt , Henry ~ two and surrendered just two hits. .121 . Hobble 021 and Neerua n. W - DIAL 4191 ( , W.IIII"'ton, D.C., .nd Jotor h.iI. from Weirton, W.Va, -Daily I_.n Worthington suffered his seventh BrOl nan. L - Henry. Photo. Home rUnl - ChlcolO, Bank. ('3, defeat in 18 decisions. Thomson (18), T. Taylor (81.