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!fstabliabed in 1868 - Five Cents a Copy and Pboto Sn\"ire Iowa City. Iowa, WedDesday. s.pWnber 19. 193I Personal Welcome to 'SUI like A~ds Des Moines
'Cautions GOp· To Tell Truth . ~ In Campaign " LONDO, t.fI - The W t rn Bi, Three a~ Tuesd y nleht to ' WASHINGTON ~ - President k workllll arran, menta with E!eypt to share control of SlK't Canal EI nhow r added a peech to his !rlmc' • tep toward peacelul lUl'men! ot the crLsll. (owa schedule Tuesday, while tell· .S. r tnry or t tt> John F t r Dull undErtook to launch in, Rt-public. n carnpalcners to th Am rlc.n.BriUsh.Frenell prG- avoid lhe "exac, rations of par· j(>ct (or In l8on.tlon soclaUon of t!san political talk" and let the canal r, at lhe nd London Democrat. "do the yellin(. " Su % con,Ce nee openinl Wednes- WhIte HOUR pre . s«retlll'Y day. Jame. C. Haaerty aMO~ .Ir. Dull will outlin the plan, ('m. ~ wW apeat fn{ormall,
(o.u, I ..... P~.t. ~, Bid Sol •• phll IzIIli its peac CuI purpose. 00. at the De. Molaes Airport Fflday SUI PRESIDENT VIRGIL HANCHER and Mn. HinchI' til ..... H.rl.M Wel"tr.uO, AI, El,ln, III., •• afterooon lollowinl an GU-tbe<1I(t dIt ,nttn the H,ncher h.me for the .nnua' new Itu dent te. Tllesd.y nl,ht. Another .r.up of new (ore diplomats of the 18 nations talk farller at thf N ~ FleJcI .tvden... nd ori. ntation Indus will .H.nd • slmll. r tt. tonl,ht fr.m 7:*':JO p.m ••nd tiki tturt I r~pre ntlnl 90 to 9S per cent 0 Day and PlQwinl contnts near threueh the hom •. hlppln, throueh th canal. Newton. . Th r wa an unrnlitakable mood CAl' ,,,,.,h,-, Accompanied by hi. Yife, the MR . AHD MRS. JOEL C. CARLSON, a-., will be ho.tt tt .....,, - PreAi"~ t .. ~ 11 n t n... Moines • of kApUnlsm and n,'cn some oppo. _ .. M I h .... I "",n "u y 0 ~ ~" .. de"t...... E M" .w.r ....,"' '" ..,.""ltht .t.v ThurtNv. TIM TtIursday and motor ~ Boo~ Registration Time Boy Shoots Gunman Ilion to tbe propo d users Iroup C.rll"'l .,. M,.. EIMnh_.,'. unci •• IN! .unt. Tho P,...l"'"t will Mrs. E1aenhow r's q\l:thp]ace. pion lIB tordlD ministers .nd ape. .pe.k at the Hati,n" FI.ld D.y • ."eI "I_'", m.tch.. " .., N.w· 11w' Elsenhowers will ~y over· H.,.. Is tocl.y's ref/i,tr,tlo" cial t'""CI~" ambled. toft Frld·v. nl,ht with her uncle and .aWlt, Mr. schedul •. A ,ov rnment 011 pokesman said and Mr •. Joel C. Carlsoa. wbo oc· ••.m ...... F.Fz In Robbery Attempt As If to und 'tlin the doubts. I . em r, DCy oll suppU would F th G · F · I N cupy the oLd family bome in ':30 . G·GI on of th bo s of the EiYptian come mainly from T xas. Loulla· a er ,yes ,no 0 Boone. . HEIDELBERG. Germany"" - ! uel Canal Authorily nt forth na, Okllhoma nd N·w Mexico all The P,"ldent', , H.Hen An Am rican ~hoolboy calmly part of n rly compl he ':30 H_HI ::et.up 10 .•.••. .•. ,. shot a iUnman Tu.. y the what m d to be a chall ~ to av rt .. low pelroleum T T ' EO ' SC,=1e t~ ~:cate IO~ .:~ I·K.' man took aim at th boy' fath r th or,anlten of the a.soclation. In We t rn Europe. concern on the part of 10:30 Kem.L.1 Thieves Steal' 0 .ot s ye peration ~bllcaD 11 ... , . Lam·Los In, roboory attempt, G rman Dir ctor M hmoud Yu.nl., lpe k· U. A. t wart. dlr ctor of th In· leader. ,bout polltJca1 trends lzt 11:30 .. . Lot·LI police report d. jng In the canal halfway port of Is· tt'rlor DcplIrtmcnt's I and oU cli· ATLANTA tit _ Litt! JOhMY Pair's Cate apparently was de<:iOOd the farm belt. Ref/lltr.tlon for th. 1956 fall Car Counters Later, an r twhll rrl nd Dr mailll, wa. nsked by r port n vision laid l1\ advanc plannln, 1'1.1 sd 'I, as f r hi rar nts r cone rned. • Mr. Eisenhower will ~ a fOf· Mme.t.r will clos. It noon th ,unm n was found hot dead what would happen II th a oela· Is ba' d on bell f prompt acUon Irs. Bessie Pair, hi mother, plact'Ci him In a day nur ry so ahe mal ferm speech In P~la, m.• tedty. The leg ndory "unconqu rable in a wood'd area ncar Ih city lion tried to nd ~IPS through wlU be n cary In th v nt th t could work and announced that h r hands are U d Igninst an operation Sept. 25, H is expectecl to deal pirit" of Ihe . cientlnc re earcher und r my t rlous circum lanc. Su % with th Ir own pIlots, on or both or these d velopmcnts that ml,ht save his II! . also with the farm Issue to some has be n conquer d _ at I a t Th young. ter who kJlIed th I "Let th m try," Yunl., retort d. cnter Into the Su 1 picture: S id Arnold Pair, Johnny's eJt1 Dt In a CBS naUonally.(elevis· temporarily _ In Johnson County. gunman w 5 Id 'nUfi d as Robert Yunl declored th crl I I ocr I, We tern European nation d· rath r. from whom she Is di.orc d, The Weather ed campai,n speech from a Ituclio Offi~ial Ousts Th theft oC two traWc counters Kuh·l. 14. lJe is Brooklyn·born I by a mas wllkout of forelen pllota clde to avoid Su I Canal, nd· gave ber finn! and un ulvocal here toni,ht. MondllY nlghl on Bartl It road ca t but ha be n a re i~ll~ or Heid 1'/'85. ~riday ha.!l "nd dand that the In, tan rs carrying Mlddl Eut "no" Monday nighl to prospects ~ Pr ldent told R publicans 01 Solon ho· r ulled in the r. ber, inc 1948 wh('n his fatht.-r tramc sltuallon In th waterway 011 on t~ lon, r roule around AI· ot an operation. Cloudy at a sende(f break/1St [or Vice· Negroes from muval by County Engine r Ray H. came here to manage the brlnch "I returnin. to normal:' rl Doctors rilaJrirmed that John- Pre I~nl Richard Nixon and other Just It of th lhr e rcmaininll coun· orne of th Cha ManhattAn Only 31 ship c1 ared throuah th 2.' The now of 011 thr~h Middl ny'5 only chance to urI/Iv a can· campal,net's Tuuday mArlling 10 Dixie School tI:rs on that rood. Bank. canal under th ,uidance of EIf)'p- East pipe Un I disruptoo by r of his rcmBinlnl rilht ye ' and tell the tl'Uth about his adimn'\.tra· "We can't get a lraflic pattern Th would· be robber 'Na Id ntl· Uln and Or k pilo Tuesday, Atab rallyln, to Eeypt's sid in to ••crlCice his sl,ht to an oper:!· lion. FRANKFORT, Ky. IA'I - Ken· at the inter CtiODS without all five lied as Hueo Walg nbach. ~. Po· a,aln I an averag o( more than th bllt r qU,rT I ov'r control of tlon thaL mleht stop th mall,. "B,y no meaDi do we- need \0 tuc.)ly's attorney icneral ruled counter, 0 we had to remove the lice said h onc served lime (or II oW dally before the walkoul Su z. nancy. They also clmil that the Cool claim' perCection," he Said. '1'he ..... others. We're aoing to hold o(f bank roboory 10 the niled States, Am rlc"M, Brill hand """ nch 0 r tloo. which would plun" thc reeord is lh reo And It ill good: ~ucsdBy that Negro studcntlj can· • OIl' n .. h L__ f 1- .1 i h Cor a whlle oofore instalhng them German polic reported th y I adcrs air ady h.ve said th as. 5-y ar-old boy inlo total darkn ., "And w er it UIUI ai "'" t .as not attend the previously all·white again," Ju len explained. (ound til body of Walter Floerch. oci tiDn ould mploy pilots to might not aye his ille. CaUed bec.~ of ckcumstaaces J ' S~rgis High Sclioolin u .nion Coun· He added thai they had been in· meyer, a friend of Walgenbach In run the hlps of memMrs throue\1 to be Ived In the oil shipm nt One doctor said: "We fecl that Skies over Iowa City will be often beyond control. !y. . stalled a wcek ago Tue doy and the woods n ar Held Ibcrg Tu sday the canal, d 'al with th EgyptJan plan. Contrary to whaL Secretary the operation Is hLs O~ly chance, partly cloudy today with a few "For example," he continued, Eight Negro students are now that th original plan was to kcep and they beli ve Walg nbach killed authoritJes nnd pay Egypt (or the of State John Fo ter Dullcs said and a good one, That s why we ~~f!h~~ 5/low r. predicted for "we may be as pea~uI as ' vwe .. . • them there for about three, wC('ks him wh n he r fu d to help in u of the wlterway. Thfse ar. Ia t w k, st wart reportcd no) advl d It.", . , . WBJIl to be In this world. If some attendmg the hIgh school which IS to aid in determining future road th robbery alt mpl. rane m nl! would be on provision. American tank rs laid up In Mrs. Pair S 51 t r, 1rs. Lurh Hillils today will 00 in the 70s one ebe wlnu to be lllireslve, being boycotted by white stud nls. need . Robert's coolne S was remark. aI basi pendinf a flnal settlement "mothball" nc Is ha\' Y t been Doyl s, said Mrs. Pair had to go with lows in the 50s toniaht. we have to Lak measutes that are Only 50 students. including the Ne· Each box containing a counter able. He managed to get the gun embodying some form of Intcrna. ord r d reconditioned for the pos. to work to support her chUdr n. not exactly 11k the way we woyl'; eroes, of the 275 tolal enrollment weighs a~ut rive pounds and co with which h shot Walgenbach. tiooal control. sible task ah ad, he has two old r chlldren by a like to spend our effort. $45, he saId. polLce Id b ski g t t th Sh previoUoS marria,e. RoI1/Em . "So, althou,h the peace we havt a tten d e d e Iasses looay. The thefts Monday were not the sa , y a n 0 go 0 ould Egypt refuse to cooper· Stewart mlde It clear t;uropean Johnny was nfCUcted with can Is not a 5eCure peace in which we Atty. Gen. Jo M. Ferguson said first incidents with the counters, ~~~~:' b;:'~~~S~neg ~o~~~~t rU:: ate, uthe Western Bi' Three Is dcountrles would be asked to pay in ccr three years 1,0. HI. left ey~ may have conCidence, \here ar.e he has sent his opinion by tele· Juslen aid that the hose on one of I . coun ng on support rrom l he 15 ol/ars for emer,ency oil uppUes was removed two years alO In an L 1_ G d still many, many thoUSl'Dds of ,ram to the Union Coun.ty ~oard of the counlers was disconnecled on Kuhe family. . . others for United Nations Interveo· {rom the United State. but said elCort to halt the malignancy iH.. ame Continue AmericaD mothers that are mllhty Education. Ferguson saId hIS state· the first day of installaliob and Th only Information avaJ!~ble lion I~ the dispute-whether In the where th ~ were too get this money · His foth r takes the view that it In Court thankftll that thelr sons .,e not. on IAL ment was based on facts as stated thai the hose on another had been Ttoh the Phres I 8 camil rrom thl ctopohce. SecurIty Council or General As· was not hIS speclllc: problem. is now too late 'to stop the cancer the batUefield." to hl"111nd was a .s talem~nt oC law stolen Saturday. e K u e f.am y wen t n over' srmbly. Th plan would be lo ar· "They'll either arrange it or they his son will dJe an wa and should WINTER PARK"" - Dice rolled Mr. Eilenhower cauliupec! the on t~e matte'!' of in tegratIOn. oJ have no idea what :myone nlght seclUSIOn. The (ather, John ralgn Egypt on a cParge of violat· won't g t the oil," he said. be allow d to 'u£: hl.,Yeye a5 long and pI as Cor "snake eyes" were Republicans ag.lnst the tiild of . The attorney general said hia vould want with D tra!(,c counter, W. Kuh I. 5ch duled a news con· In4 the principle of free palSale DIllies said before leaving for a as there is sight in It sounded in the .anclily o( Winter all-out Claim. often rna_ ~y tbe j.~'t t r I . k h b ference for today. lhrou"b the canal which is provid· London conference on Suez Mond.y . Park uunlCI'pal Court Tuesday. ._- in po""'" I'a el~~I~ yeats. ~ .... emen 0 ast wee '10' 1 II We - 51) I'm assuming that it wa a H I th t eJ ted b • III .-'.. ..". -=- te Co t Bo d f Ed . . . e~e s I.' ory,. as raYed In the 1118 CoMlanUnople oon· Ilf' was CObfident the ,overnment's ThO· J b Ju.lne Daniel Lefevre all~ed He took indirect' note t a con· 'I~ ,r un. 'I. r ar 0 ucatlon pr Dk of some sort," he said. Crlmmai Ppllee Chlef H Fo'Ufder to E ea uIs \&6 v .. I af~ ,.applies to the situalion ' In Prank OT not, the culprits went son - v- . vent n. xporHmport Bank would find It C er I 0 two men, who pleaded guilty to tenUoo 0( his Democra oppon· . lJpion County. 'Four Negroes were to a' great deal of lrouble to obtain Xroun d al h Th UN would be asked to eo- appropriate to make loaM to taking part in a erap gft11le, to use ent, Adlai Stevenson, t¥ the DB' cle ni ~ d ad!T'ittance to the -Clay the counters, he added. They had 8:30 a.m. W genba~ dorse • r solution conde.mnltIC dollar. bort European countries in Ov H t L h I their dice to determine their finea . Uqu,', pt;Olperity is spqMed with 'c'onsolidated ' High and Elemen. been chained to trees along the ~:: ~~e~~~~o ~~~~ Kuhd ~ ~reshlenl Nasser's regime and ult- any such emergency. , er 0 unc es The judge told Joseph Washing· ~tches of unemploYmel!l and '4(s- , ~r~ Schll9.L· Monday on orders oC road' and a heavy bolt cutter was Robert a tall blond youth who 109 it Id restore the internaUonaJ ' AMES "" _ Mrs. Dorothy H. ton: 4~ , and Hezekiah Paige, 25, tress amona some f.~s l " tlle, Webstilt' I board. ..' nsed to cut the chain. excels a's a swimm , answered cbaracter.lQf VIe canal"" toelt ~ r Astor Interest. TG luild Shrader, principal 0( an ungraded thelJ' fl/les would be $10 plus what· "1bou&h the dlstribu.~~f the . Ferguson' $aid "action towards Meanwhile. back at the Johnson the door. July 26 trom the ol~ ~uez CII\aI II k 5 I 'Id' Ames eI mentary ehool for men. ever they roUed. rewards {rom our econ()~ sYStem iJilegration must be taken by the Couhty courthouse, th board of "WanL to t.,k to your father and Co. r - OC - quore UI In9 tally retarded chlldren, has sub- Washington ~bbed the dl~ in are no& so perlectly ac~nsht'd board itself, either vohintarily or supervisors has offered a $25 reo mother about something import· Informants said the rosolution NEW YORI< (All _ Vincent Astor mttted her resignation because the his hands, called loudly for "snake yet as they will be one. In the s upon by a court, before in· ward for informalio" leadlng to the I antl' Walgenbach aid. would be accompanied by meas· Monday annouaced plans Cor a $75 hot lunch program has been added e.yes." rolled a se,'en and was he order~ future," said, "ret, t;:E&re81 tcgration begins." arrest of the culprits. Robert called his parents. When urt's that would amount to a vir· million skyscraper business de. to her other duties. fined '17. that hat been made la t last 3~ they came to the (loor, Wa!gen· lI,a] bo cott 0{ the canal by at least veJopment on midtown Park "Th children need a paUent Paige rolled a five and paid '15. ' years in .thls regard. Is ~ ed b, Learns of School Ruling bach drew a .45 automatic and some of the 18. Dulles bas denied Avenue, and understanding teacher. not a the economic facts. trained it on them. He said h<> any Intention oC organizing a boy· (t is envisioned liS an East Side harrassed cook," she said in a let· RATE INCReM. "The farmers have .. taken ~oul d kill .r.tr~. Kuhel and Rober! cotto counterpart _ although on a ter to parents explaining her de· WASHINGTON ~ _ TOO eastern out of a 5)'..,. which juJt repeated If KuheI dldn t cooperate. Egyptian defiance that led to de· smaller scale - of the West Side's cision. and western railroads Tuesday over and ovtr again the rnistakb Then he d man~ed . $75,0000: tourin" ships around. South Africa Ifabulou s Rockefeller Center. The Mrs. Shrader teacbes 32 chlldren formally announced plans to seek of the past and made the situatioa Kuhel said he .dldn t have. It. . would hit Nasser's ,overnment core o( the new Astor Plaza de- I with the aid of ?ne other teacher Ia further freight rate increase worae, and they sl;are 'eqaitab17 In Walgenbach aId he h~d It In through loss of millions of dollars velopment wiU be a block·square who helps ber WIth the lunch pro- amounUng to about 15 per cent on ~ IrowIn, - e~er ~r:" lItO ... the bank and they were gOlOg there in revenue from the waterway. 46-story metal aod glass bulJding. gram. most commodities. perity.:: .. .• . to get it. He ordered them into :;€;i~.::::t~o.::;: SUI P;tof, G;~es Tips on ' Savihn ~ '::ct ;:" ~ , • Pate 2-THE DAILY IDWAN-I_a City, Ia.-Wed., Sept. ", ,'U Iowan--- t :Maybe I Can Help YOU in N~yember!' The Daily Iowan 13 an in Tile Iowan editorial staff Jean Sibelius ·Is the (enter' depentt.'\t daily newspaper. writes its edltoriols without • written bnd edited by 8114- denb. It it governed by a censorsMp by administration board of fit>e atudcnt trustee.! or faculty. The Iowan's edi Of a Music World Mystery eiecfed h the 8tudent bod!! torial pallCl}. there/ore, " and four faculty trustees 'a~ flat necessarily an expression By HARRY WARNER JR. Other musical detectives think pointed by the president Wl'ltl~" dp•• laU,. ro. Ulat Sibelius simply hasn't done of of SUI administration pOOCIJ C."t.al ..4 Th .. N .....'a' .. ~ . ).. f'.. • rro. much composing, either because the unioeraity. or opinion. "\:.. ~ .. An old man in Finland is the con· • tinuing center of a mu sical mys ···Tapiola" and his Seventh Sym. tery that only he can solve. Jean phony were the logical completion SibeUus could make the world's of Ule ideal toward which he was Pride in SUI? music lovers happy if he would re striving. or because of the security F ••m tlte UCLA o.lr Br.ln. &taaoat .owsp.per tbat he obtained when the Finnish lease his com~sitions of the past Watching the crowds 0 freshmen parade into lSUI] for government granted him a life pen 2'1 years - if there are any. sion in 1925. the first time, it's difficult for the senior (particularly one with I Sibelius may very well be the. There are plenty of rumors. none an editorial prerogative) not to moon sentimentally over that greatest living composer, But in the past years. he has created a of them confirmed. The most per same day three years hack. situation almost without precedent I sistent of them concerns an eighth Really, although time has tick-tockeu by, the freshman is in the history oC music: He hasn·t symphony which Sibelius allegedly completed years ago, but decided still as anxious to learn, and experiment, as ver. published any important works , hasn't disclosed bow much h~ has to wilhho)d until aller, his death. Perhaps thCll it's only fair to warn him that he's in for the composed. and hasn't announced In the United States Sibelius be most exciting, djsturbing and stirhulating shock of his life. his retirement from active compo came best known Jong after he. sition. stopped publishing compositions. During the coming semesters, he will b prodded out of • Musicians who have visited Sibe HiS' "Finlandia," which was writ any mental pa sivit)'; pinched anu pricked with new ideas and Hus' rural home near Helsinki in ten in 1899, became tremendously finally left to dry jn the heat of his own intellectual curiosity. recent years have found him men· popular at the start of World War tally alert. healtllY, free from the I II. when .Finland put up a heroic Nothing, for instance. has prepared him for the unsettling ex spectre of poverty - and tight resistance to Russia 's invasion. perience of hearing a philosophy professor cooly question man's lipped about his composing or lack The major theme of "Finlandia," I oC it during the past 26 years. raison d'etre, doubt the existence of God, and then, all in one sct Lo various verses, is still sung In (act. it has been 30 years since by almost every high school chorus. breath, dismiss class without providing a single solution. Sibelius last published a major However. the composer's more im • But a university, of course, is more than just all intellectual work. That was a tone poem, "Ta Jean Sibelius portant compositions. like his piola." Admirers o( the Finnish ------ rock 'n roll. Little by little comes an awakeninC1 and a maturity symphonies and his tone pacms composer agreed it showed him released his last songs. Beethov- based on Finnish mythology, have and a realizatjon that doubt can reinforce faith and belief by at the height of his creative power. en. Mozart and Schubert !lid their become more frequently heard in Arter that. the next few years composing in just about the same this country in the 1950s. giving it rationale and intelligence. brought forth a collection of brief Little. by little (as you watch yourself grow) there comes a compositions to accompany Shake length of years that Sibelius has Oddly, there is one parallel in the I f failed to publish new works. history of music to the strange self confidence which does not need a diploma to prove its speare's "The Tempest." a IuInd Cui of unimportant little pieces for Biographies of Sibelius have composing silence o( Sibclius. Gio· !!S!!...., ... STAQ.. •••• $ validity. And from thi i born a fi rce pride jn [SUI) and in e:Y~ violin, piano and male . chorus - turned his creative silence into a acchino Rossini. thc Italian opera the acadeniic cradle which turns the child into man. " and since 1929, nothing. sort of a myslcry, trying to solve composer, became world-famous in o o • If Sibelius ha continued to com the puzzle by logic. youth, just as Sibelius did. then pose since 1925 at the same pace Some writers believe that Sibe- composed onlr a meager handful , The pr c ding ditorial echoes the words of this sur Washington Scene- lhat hc maintained before 1925. he Iius bas been composing in recent o~ ~orks during the last hllif of senior - exc pt for the "fierce pride." 111is senior is not an " General has had time to compose a haU years. They su jJcel that ho may . hiS hfe. Iowan, and has visited, admittedly briefly, at only three other dozen more symphpnies, a huodred be reluctant to publish his latest His biographers still haven't songs. and at least a dozen compo- works today. when expcril1)ental agreed' why Rossini's flood of Big Tel) universities. There was a pride at those univ rsities, Press Agen~s Wtite Notices Isitions for rutl orchestra. music is so popular in the concert music suddenly dammed up. Tbal's arad seemingly, in the Bruin editor's words, at UCLA; this However, Sibelius hasn't pub world. feeling that his more con- why today's music lovers would lished a concerto for about 50 years, servatiye style would meet a better like to see Sibelius clear up the $eniot has never noticed it at SUI. We have noticed a passive, General Notlce. mUlt b~ recplvt'd at · Ik Acil · R' d The Dally lowdn ofClcc. Room 201. his last known ap~eared in 1924. reception later. when modernism Finnish mystery. before it's too CommwllcaUon. Cenler. by 8 a.m, for negative, simulated sophistication to everything from sports, ac publication the .ollowlng mom In,. and it has been 37 years since he has faded away. late. AS a I e They mu. t be typed or legtbly wrillen tivities, academic accomplishment to the arts, ability in any et a ahead of tho origl'nal allegatl·On. and ,11f" d: tney will no~ be ."".pleAmericans. For the ponents. The y. wouldn't be so good either. because ACrica next week, her ear cocked the beadquarters here, many ask- Congrcss. couldn:t I find time " it would mean giving the caQlpaign RHO DES SCHOLARSHIPS - to catch and measure cosmic rays ing q\lestions. Patiently the so· The analysis is being distributed last two centuries we have believed that respect for legality is to thmk u'" so DIXON b k \~. lh Rhodes Scholarships for study at , from space. I ciet)". whi~h employs about 900 I' ac to c ea~di· ea and at "'I to the big labor organization's 15 the basiS-"of all freedom. m d' h t thO g • I Id • I . "'" ~xford are offered to unmarried I The National Geographic Soci- peo ... e, answer everyone. any h~ere 1 1\11. wou n " gh .litll ·_l E h h hi ' f il. million members to guide them in " The most recent demonstration of our understanding oc be surpriscd i( they ' ne er saw 1\ mJ t e Improvement. en students who have completed ety. world's largest scientific or- _ ac mont t e soc ety s ar:n - voling on Nov. 6. tcnth of thelt own 'hondouts. I have Mfore n1 a' heap oC re· two or more years of college. Stu- ganization of laymen and learned. lar yellow - .bordor~d magazine. etJrred only a few days ago, when in London, with sixteen other 1 f U . I dents In all fields are eligible. will be able to note with qui!,!t ~e GeographiC. which has the A study of the labor union's nations, we agreed on a text proposed by Secretary of State From dusk to dawn evel'Y work- (>asos rom le two ~allona com· Nominations from SUI will be pride its sponsorship of another highes~ rene~val rate of a~y go~- scoreboard shows that in lhe sen· ing day there is hardly a lO·minute mittees which were delivered in- made in mid.October for scholar- voyage oC discovery, era I clrculation magazine, IS mail. ate it rates 38 Democrats as gen· J0I111 Fosler Dulles, which offers an honorable and minimal respite in wblch 1:\0 press release side the space of two hours. One ships to ~gin in autumn 1957. Po- For nearly 69 years the society cd out to r:ne~bers. . erally voting "right" and 43 Re so'lution of the Suez problem. arri~es from ~epub]jcan or Demo- quotes the GOP chairman as say- tenllal candidates should consult has been examining the earth and ~he ~oclety B member~hl~ fee. publicans generally v 0 tin g • Our two cOllntri s have always taken a stand against arbi ~~~~I.C so:!~~~~s t~~~d~~~~l~r;i'm~: ing the Maine electior/ should be a I at once with Professor Dunlap, its oceans. skies, insects, animals. which lI1cl.udes . a subscflpb~n to "wrong" on AFL-CIO legislative tancously. , This has given rise to warning to the Repu ieans not to 101·1 University Hall. plants and people "for the wider the. magazme, IS $6 a year Ln the aimIts·, t t Rbi' t ' J trary methods and violence, whatever forms these might as be complacent. The next quotes difCusion of geograplfc kn _ United States and Canada and ,7 lIS S wo epu Ican sena ors, a rumor that they arc bo1.h de- I" I ow elsewhere. William Langer of North Dakota sl!Jne. Today again, a challenge has been hurled at us which livered by the same messenger, the Democratic chairman as say· DEL TA ZETA - The Iowa City edge. , , That modest fcc, plus about $3 agd George D. Aiken of Vermont. risks endangering the very foundations of tho civilized world, bpt no man could stagger under ing the R~publiean chairman is area alulftnae oC Delta Zeta social The Lamer.a n ~ voyage IS. p~rt million annually from magazine as voting more often than not with I _ hould like to try to recall for you the reasons behind the so much junk. so bloody fight. I sorority will hold their first meet- o~ that exammatlo~. Her ~Isslon advertising revenues. is lhe so- the AFL-CIO view, and 10 demo- 1 am convinced the press agents In another, the Republicans say ing of the 1956·57 year at the home wlLl be to eoUect mfOrmatlon Cor ciety's chief source of funds save cratic senators, nearly all souther- p~ese nt reactions of the French people, of tllcir Parliamcnt and never deign to consult the candi- they'd be "pleased" to cooperate df Mrs. EsUler Clark, 507 7th Ave- the International Geophysical Year fOf a few small requests. By act ners, as generally opposing the of, Uleil' government. dates they quote. In fact I know of with the investigation of election nuc. Tuesday. September 25. 7:30 tIGY). an 18·m~nth . study of the ot Congress the rigidly non politi- stand taken by organized labor. First, of all, you may be perfectl y sure that our policy is a number of specific occasions practices headed by Democratic Plans for the coming year with the ~Iobe by the sClenllsts of 4() na- cal society is tax exempt. The AFL-CIO scoring of House when it would have been almost Senator Albert Gore, of Tennessee. active chapter will be discussed. bons. Since its (ounding Jan. 27, 1880. members adds up to this: Demo not inspired by any selfish feelings; no doubt important finan impossible for them to do so. They The Democrats. however. top them, Any alumnae who have not been Ultimalcly the data collected by the society's brown, green and crats, 168 for its views and 59 cial and economic interests are at stake. They are in no sense had the candidates analyzing poli- if only semantically. They say contacted may call Mrs. Herbert the Lommeran's ear wiU be incor- blue flag - earth. sea and sky _ against; Republicans. 20 for and tlte basis of tho pOSition adopted by France i.mmcdiately after tical trends in Oregon while sound they'd be "deligbted." Gamber, president, at 8-9672. • porated into a cosmic ray map oC has traveled on more than 160 ex- 175 against. asleep in Florida. A handout on the kickoff or the the world. For the frontiermen oC peditions. The votes of two republican tho nationali:lation of the Suez Canal. As far as we are con I trl1.llt this will not be too dJs- Eisenhow~r campaign has the FRENCH READING EXAM _ . science such a chart will be a The nag went with Admiral Ro. senators, George H. Bender of e~rned, it is not primarily a matter of defending the rights of a illusioDing to the politically ngive, ~OP aYI~g that I~e has d~nned Ph.D. Jo"rench .Reading examination ' wind. we~thcr and water map for . bert ~ . Pear);, to t~le North Pol l! Ohio and Irving Jves of New York. pl'ivate ,cbmpany, wbjch, furthermore, lire perfectly legitimate. but here's what happens: national ' hiS battie Jacket. 1m expectmg a will be given Friday September voyages mto unknown space. and With Adrrural Richard E. Byrd as well as thoso of 10 House mem publicity director Lou Guylay, at retort from the Democrats. that a 23. from 4-6 p.m. in' Room 321, 'FhElfe is a h~pe too U18t the to the .80UUl ~ole. It has f!own bers. were rated as evcnly divid· 1 5h~ll g<1even further: protecting the freedom of movement on GOP headquarters, dreams up a battle jacket has no coattails. SellPeCCer Hall. Only those signing sC le~tl sts may fmd clues to the 13.71 miles up In the air and 3.028 ~~~_l~l~.e issues selected by the · the canal, which is nevertheless vital for many nations of sel oC pithy quotes, thcn asks him- Hold evcrythi ng! A new re- sheet posted outside 307 SchaefCer poSSible sourecs oC tho rays thc~- feet ~nder the sea. . . Scnators ,were graded on 20 is- Ellrope and A'sia, does not constitute the principal motive of our seU: lease has just been flipped under Hall by Wednesday evening. Scp- selves . ..Before man Can don hl~ It Journeye~ down the ~Ile In a sues; House members on 19. The It a4tion. "Who's the best name to bang my door. i~. Crom the ,~ommittce tembcr 26 will be admitl.cd tq. the space SUit and reach for the stars, k~yak, do~gmg crocodIles a~d issues ranged (rom labor degisla- 's on A." to celebrate Ike Day, Oct. 13. examination. Next examination he must know much more about hlppopotorru ..It went on treks . 1M thl , th Al k t d th t lion to proposals in the genoral • It has also been ajd that the French attitude was dictated , A d h' I D . and says: will be given at the end of the ese rays. . " as a 0 Iscovcr e nes mg welfare. domestic policy and for- nqUarlStearst,er .csgaOmat Berml'g hOCtmraatnlc, Mrs. Charles Howard. vice-cha.ir. first semester I The 18-month IG)' SCientifIC ef· place of Ule curlew and the Valley . fC ' C' ld a'ove all by the r percussions which Colonel Nasser's gesture bcad . (ort, financed by the participating of Ten Thousjmd Smokes. elgn a airs Ie s. might have in Algeria. This is not correct. Even if calm had thinks up iI few beauties and I man, an~ounced that the Whl~c . governments. is the greatest tho The flag was there when Mt. Each of the AFL-CIO's members promptly calls a conferenC8>< Will available Ike s Th') UniverSity world has ever seen. Bccause of Logan, second highest peak in is receiving through the mail the b~cn completely restored in Algeria, the French reaction to this Hous~ mak~ 8ABY-~ITTING- Brightman goes over the whole fa.vorlte cake reCipe, a that well- Cooper~t,ve Babrsittlng League this financing arrangement ~c North America. was discovered record of his state's senators and act of force would have been the same. picture with Brightman, and then ~Ishers can celebrate by m~nch- , book Will be In ch " THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City. ' •.-Wed,. Sept. 1'. lt~P~tO 1 No Such Thing as Problem Child- - , , Supreme Court Rules Mother--= She Went That~-WaYI Each Needs Understanding, r 'Den tists Told Pardner The UCC!' of the dentist in Outlining n"raJ P'> ,-ebological working witn child pati nts hing s principJc vhich the jlrof . naJ May Raise Son as Protestant P rOy on his skill in reQucing their man needs to und r tand in dealing J anxietie, Prof. Boyd t: McCand· with both norm I and "probl m" I told registrants in , postgr duo paU nt, the p«'ak r cited the at cour in denLi~ry for ctuldren strong d p(1nd nc n t'd of chilo Tu sday at t h~ S I Cent r for dren as a le\' r 10\ hich the dentist onUnuali:m Stud),. can use to:: lh ·ir coopt>ration. Dr. fcCandles i director or Ihe The dentisl mu.1 Iran Cer the de· Iowa Child Welfare Re~arch Sla· pendency of the child from hi tion. parenl to himself or hi i lant There i no such thing as the while the young t r is in lhe dental problem child, since all ctuJdren, office, inee the pUent i: likely to a well as adults. hav'.! problems. be an.tious about his cltLld's d<-J\taJ filled with hiny eqaipml nt I like And all go through pl~s which work and transl f his arutJ Iy to \ IY to inspire fear and 11 •. lru t. may m bewildering to their par. lh chlld. As cluJd beeom more anx· cnts and other adults, l>!cCandlc Th denU l tnn profitably use lou., any poor dIu tm nt tecb· poinl d out. But lh young ter is the child's curio ity as ,n ntcrilli niqu he ill' deHloPt<\ will ho own 11k Iy to be dubbed II "problem wedge to gain bi confidence and Iup .mor .. tMIIgly, IcC ndl ex- I cUrily. child" if he fnirly pcrsi .. tently and interest, ince curioslly Is lh plaiDed. Prot G over 0 period uf time give some· strong motive which comes inlo The S I prof '! APPOINT SCHWARTZ Iv d his Just a Buck Passing I Inn Schwartz, 419 E. W Nixon: Didn't ·Ca//. Doctors To Speak In,ton. ha been Mrs. Douglas "Red' In Des Moines back-to-school ., VALUES PULL CHAIN BIG BEN ~, ',' CURRENT TAP CHIME ALARM '" .••, " . ., to Two Outl.h save time, money, clothes For PI",. And On, " Bring Your Laundry To Our for Bulb. NEW Whll. Thoy Llltl 39c Other. from $UI I. FUSES Extension It Pay. union's LAUNDROMAT I To H",o Cord the sen· PLENTY OF !WE ARE Some Sp.ro•• 15 ft. . 59c 1 ,,,,.7'1. 9 ft. 49c ( FREE PARKING OPEN EVENINGS 7c AT FRONT AND REAR Padlocks -..,....:---~ LIGHT Wlr.ph.I.) 'I camp In BULBS Baxter Stat. P.rk near Kat.hdln Str•• m, Me, Evidently miHed 35 by the "No Tr.lp.uin," ,i,n, he loon to... d hi, .ntl.rs .nd w./k. 1 :omplot. 17 ed away. Others from Auortment C New Address: from • • • 4Sc '""'-_.... TO SUPPORT DEMOS • 20% More Protein City AUSTIN, Tex. III - U.S. Sen. C./cium .nd PholpMru. Price Daniel, Democratic nominee • Vitamins and Minerals lor governor of Texas, said Tues· 320 E. Burlington day he will support Adlai Steven· • Tastes Better, Tool .. Record son and Estes Kefauver. But Gov. ~ BIB.TH8 Allan Shivers said he intends to ~ ..1:6":f2 WE'RE ALWAYS GLAD TO HELP YOU- CARLISLE. Mr. and Mr.. Jerry, Ata· vote for President Ei nhower ...~ AnENDANT ON DUTY AT ALL HOURS -WAY SOCKET. 19c lissa. a Jrlrl Friday al JII.,cy Ho pltal. again. Both Daniel and Shivers KENNEY. Mr. Dnd M.... Leiter. River· Iide. a Jrlrl S-Itllfdoy 01 Mercy Hos· WASTE BASKETS pltal. boltedsenhower their In 1952. _ )(RON, Mr. nad Mrs. Edward, 2029 0 part. ~y~t~o~s=uP=po=rt~E=j~- ~~~~;;~F~fI~R~m~D~fI;~'.~'~~~· ~~~~~;;~~~~==:::;::~:::::==~D=IA=L::'::'()::2=9=1=====~~==, St .. a ,Irl Saturday at Mercy Hos pita" ROCKAFE1.LOW, Mo. and M". John. , . , :- .. ... 823 S. Rlver.lde Dr., 0 glrl Frldey at ' . ,:" . • Mercy Hoapltal. .. L • POTSANDER. Mr. and Mr.. 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Clq.(~1111' a1 Scbool." and veterans property tax credits ~ of Medl· totaljng more than $17 million rep BInd Medl· resenting an increase of $973,390 LENOCH&.CILEJ( Over the figure for 1955. r dean for ' \ This year's total, ' $17,959.630, and -a55O" "ill go to the state comptrollers The Hardware Store of True Value 0 ~ ical ps)'. Office for refund. Of the total in· ~niverslty crease. more than $800,000 was in • No lecture here - just a promise of the filter - a filter that does the job 80 well ~~"]lment ill in· homestead credits, reflecting full. rich tobacco flavor college' smokers .. the flavor really comes througb to you. Try Across F"", Th. lint National knk-Phon. 2252 creased nome ownership and DC· Try __ nl wUl be ' CUP,ancy. want! America's favorite filter smoke. Winston for finer filter smoking. Winston _Ith a re The increased credits in Iowa You'll like the taste. And you'll -like the tastes good - like a cigarette should! ~~n at t\iC") City total $652.022 through new ~ Faculty' homes built and occupied and an· ~meR ""'. lIeu.Uona. -' we\CO- SwiU:h to WlNSiON Americas best-selling. best-tasting flita' c:igc:an.tte P.,. 4-THE OAIL Y IOWAN-I_a City, la.-W.d., Sept. 1f, 1.U • 3 Teen-agers HALL OF FAME CHANGE I ~~~-----~-"""--~~------" Beginning early in 1958 Ba eball ' , f Advance in Writers' Assn. of America memJ This is a picture 0 Braves Virtual Tie- as bers of 10 years' standing will Nafl Golf select former players for Base· 'a man who I·S gOI·ng I baU's Hall of Fame. Previou ly INDIANAPOLIS t.fI - A 51-year· elections were held annually. Brooklyn loses ·to Cards old matron struck a mighty blow to look his best for the senior golfers by carrying BROOKLYN IA'I - Fourth place Wiffi Smith to the 19th hole and LUBIN'S SI. Louis, blowing a 4~ lead. , . ~ husUed back to beat Brooklyn 6-5 Braves 6, Bues 4 kept a trio of unawed teen·agers LUNCHEONETTE when he goes out. on Ken Boyer's two·run homer in from stealing Ule show Tuesday in 'l' ."''-~~jjJ { Jo; the ninth inning Tuesday night, PITTSBURGH I.f\-Jollnny Logan the second round of the women'S SPEe I AL ('nding Ule National League leading belted a two·run single in the National Amateur golf tournament He's Dodgers' winning streak at four eighth Tuesday night, enabling the Mrs. Harrison Flippin oC Phila- games. Mil waukee Braves to ct.me Cram delphia. non-playing captain of the The Braves. now one game back behind and emerge witb a 6-4 vic· U.S. Curtis Cup team and winner Dialing of Brooklyn in the lost column with tory ove r t h~ Pittsburgh Pirates. of tile women's senior 50 and over ROAST PORK eight to play, also blew an early The victory put Ole Bral'es toto a championship la t year, almost BuHer." lead before rll llying to beat Pitts· virtual tie with th(' Brooklyn Dod· beat Miss Smith, the British and I Vegetabl e$, burgh 6-4, The race looks like this: gers who lost 6-5 to the St. Lou is French women's champion, before Potatoes with 4177 , Cardinals. she finally lost out on an extra W L Pet. GB Left !,om.·made hole. Grl vy, Brooklyn , . . .7 57 .604 - 10 Billy Brulon, iJr:lVes Cl'nter fiel d· Fresh Rolls He knows thaI shirts Milwauke. . • 81 51 .603 - 8 ' er, made a thrilling one·hand catch Two 17-year-old girls who have of Dick Groat's fly ir: the nin th wi th been battling for junior golf honors and BuHe, receive Ule best lreat· The Cardinals, beaten five in a all summer, tall blond Joanne Gun· row by the world champions, had two on Dnd two out to give reliefer menl there, and he will Lou Sleater the victory. derson of SeatUe and tiny Clifford only three lues until t.he ni nth after Ann Creed of Opelollsas, La., 68c' look his best during the a near· perfect twin rellef job by The Pirates, who spotted the turned in the mo t deci ive vic Ed Roebuck and Ca rl Erskine. But Braves a three·run lead in lhe first tories of the day. Ann Quast of nice fall days ahead. Stan Musial, whose 25th home r un two innings, kno.s:ked starter Lew Everett, Wash ., jllst 19, accom· had made it 4~ in the lhird. singled plished a still more impressive (eat to open the ninth ,md trotted home Burdette out of the box with a two- by trouncing Curtis Cup player on Boyer's 2601 home run. after Ken Boyer Robin Roberts run uprising in the sixth which put Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore., Wally Moon and Rip Repulski had Humer Baats BUIns Wins 1 III Victory them ahead 4-3. Miss Smith also should be in· flied out. The Braves threw five pitchers cluded among the teen·agers, She The Dodgers had rallk~ with two hind lefty Curt 5:mmilns in the b I in the battle with WaiTen Spahn won't be 20 until Sept. 28, al out in the third against starter opener and 7-4 in back oC Robin Cu 5, Giants Sp it coming on in Lh e ninth when the though she already has earned TH Wilmer (Vinegar Bend) Mizell with 00 Roberts in Ole nightcap. Pirates thr:?atened. her place as one o( the world's ('L' 80 J ackie 'Robinson's two·run, two· Manager Birdie Tebbetts' power· NEW YORK 1/1'1 - The seventh best women golfers. 0'" out single breaking a string oC 20 laden Redlegs I lin their losing place New York Giants maintained Mllw...... I ~G lIIIO tI'~ l -4 II I She is expected to meet defend. ," DIAL 4177 conseculi ve scoreless innings by streak to four straight games. The their 2\2 gam advant.3ge over the FIU.bur.b ..... "'.. Ol'! ~ I~ 'l ing champi6n Pat Lesser. a rather Burdeltt, Jollnl'On 181, Slealer 17',\ ' 313 S. Dubuque the youn~ southpaw. Cmcinnatians now stand 4~ games last place Chicago Cubs by split· Trowbrld.ce 181. Spohn 19) and Rle~, hak y 3 and 2 wtoner over Judy DRUG STORE Brooklyn got onC' more in the behind league· leading Brooklyn ting a double headC'r with the Cubs Cr.ndall Ill : "ltne. Face I". Pollet Kessling of Indianapolis Monday, I ,81 and SlIepnd. W-Sleller (2-21 . L- . F Id' . f' I 118 E. Washington sixth on a pinch single by Sandy with nine games left to play. Monday. Face (12-121 , to r ay s semI· toa s. Amoros and then took Ule lead in Sixth place Philadelphia. which After losing the opener, 4-2, the the seventh on Gil Hodges' 28th last week won tWI.' of four from Giants, bounced ba~" to wi n the home run, a two-out poke with one Milwaukee to drop the Braves from nightcap, 11-2, )Vith the help of ou ~· on against relieCer IIt'rm Weh· first pll\ce, collected 20 hits and 11 fie lder Jackie Brundl's bat. meier, run,s during the two ~ames while Brandt drove in five runs with I , Lui ... , ' 3D I oeo OO'!-r.". Br,okly ,., IIO'~ 001 2041-,l 7 0 faC,mg seven Redl"g pltcher~ . The four hits, includi"g a hom~ run and lofW.eIl , ~I\ln r '31 . Jack..,n (81 Phlls tagged Larry Jansen With the ,0 double, The homer was his' .tld K I • t~I" 'ROt! Ick (4)' EI·.kln~ 17, ond nrtell , W- Jackson (2-21, Ci~st game. 1035 end Art Fowler eleventh of thl! yrar. l--E..,~ln 113·101 . with the mghtcop defeat. F IRST OAM£ Home .. : '3t. Louls-Mullal. Borer. FIRS'!' GAME Chi...... •. ..l1li I11III 001-1 0 ~ BI'Ooklyn odI~s Inetnnall ." . 000 ~" 00 1-3' 0 Phll.delphl. . .010 ~OO 01:,<- 1 80 N~w York Il90 0'"' tRtt-"! . ~ ~ Jan~n. Nuxhlll 111 , Fre!cman '81 DTld Ru. h .n~ LMdrllh; Gomu. Lltll.· BurIC"; Simmon lind LopnlA, w -Slm field 141, Hearn 171. Wllhclm 19\, Me Phils 4-7, Reds 3-4 mons !l2-101. I.-Jon en (2-2). C II (91 alld Saml. Hofmon (41 . w Home 'fllns: Clncinl'atl-Po!rl 2. Rush 113-81. L-Gomt'. ,'·lal. Rome tun.: Chlcrgo-K.lIert, New II ECON 0 O"~If: • PH1LADELPH[A t.fI- The Phila· Cincinnati ... At .. 000 OU~-.. 11 2 York-Thomp50n. ,. delphia Phillies virtually blew Cin· rhll ..delpbl. .. I!O t lO 12,,-7 I'! 0 SECOND GAM!: Fowl~r. G ra"! ' %1 . BI.ck (!U . L:'lwr- cinnati out of contention Tuesday Chl •• It , ,, 1"00 2011 OOII-~ :. I ene.. l ei and Bailey'; Robert. and s:om· Ne .. York .. , 10.'\ tr!O ~ 'h'-" I:': 0 night witn a lwi.night doubleheader Inlck. W- Robert. ' 18· 161, L-Fowlcr Brosn.n. Davll 171, HUjlhei la. and 111-111 , 4·3, Landrith; RJ1zil,. McCall 18\ and Hof victory over the Redlcgs, be· Home run: Cincinnati-Bailey. mono W-Rldzlk 16'-31. L-Bro.nan 14- el. , Ilom~ runs: ChlcaAo- Kln,. New York - Brandl. THIRD TO WIN 2. Don Newcombe is the lhird Brooklyn Dodger pilt:her to win 20 or more games il) three seasons. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. OB I W L v.1. GD -New York .. P ~ ' n'! .(lU Rrookl)n .••.• M7 ~; ,110" level.nd .. ' . ft! 611 .~6Il II MUwauk,. , MR IlA ,803 Chlc.,o .• •• NO I~I .~ ,l 9 I ~ Cincinnati .•. ",~ 6"~ ,u;:! 41 ~ "n~ton . . . . i') 6H ./'i l ti 11 SL Lot". . . 'n '21) .iUO l:tlt D etrolL • ••.• 7r, III .~'!8 lUI , Phll.dei,lbl... flit 1ft .n'! 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"~ rlttr <:bach Forc t £vashevski worked hL Iowa football team on d tense ag nst Indlana plays in a Tuesday se ion wbich saw two men who ha been running on the first teal" missing from the acUon. Bm Happel. junior from Cedar Rajids, was sidelined with a bruls d fool incured in Monday's scrtmmage. The other absentee. fuJItlack John Nocera, WI hamp crcti witll a cold and was held out oc:tion. ppel was replaced at right hal ack by Kevin Furlong. who's pushing him for the slarting jo all during lhe fall practice ses sio s. orking on deCense in place oC Noecra was Jon Janda, who up 10 no* has been rated fourth behind Fr Harris and Marion Walker .. e pas ing arm of Olen Tread wa,. sophomore quart rback hob bllbY a bad knee, looked good in dlr ting tbe Iowa r erves in In MINNIE MINOSO (9) of ttw Chic••• White Soli I, t ••ged out bv th. di a pass plays. The first and Yanle"s' Billy M.rtln at second 1M .. in .n .ttempt to .telll second secbnd leam lines, howe\·cr. were Tue.day nioht. The V.nk. edeed ttw Sox, 3·2, In 11 innin •• on Mlcle· i .v Mantle's SOth home run to clinc.h ttw Ameriun Lugu. I "I tI...... :s I I not ruhing the ~r during the ______-- fl....Cklro,... "or". .. _'.. eo.. 1 111 Innl,.. I air~drilis.cklc Dick (SI(.'Cpy) Kl ein and I F rd , «tim .111 rw:I rra. PI • gu d Hugh Drake looked good anagers O l:~ J..oI"r. \\' - ora 11"~' . P,C.""'lO- ag ns! Indiana ground plays. Intramural M t HOM ruM' N .... York_ I nil , Chi. co Do"', D ...... T~e Hawks are readying for their opener against the Hoosiers at U'O'l1l 0 MI. SMU TOPS UCLA Bloomington Sept. 29...... --.,~ In {our tootb II g m. belw n Plan Schedule Tuesday A's 6, Bosox S ( 0I' •• "n4 M-: W1 ..:,,-« ••• ~e&day morning's session, cul Siobbi .nd Co .. ,·n y: C r<"l~ and A\, uthern lethodl~t nd UC LA, the ITY I.fI - Lou ~.1I1. W_ C;....,.. 11 . 12'. l.-Stob (I~ t am ba n short by registration. was devoted By JERRY COLBERT I" . SMU be vlcloriou'l 'J to punt lind kickoff returns and Dill ' " U '0" 14 .u., Home- run: Cleo,,.) ach Um'>. , I, eKlra point drill. A meeting of all intramural team manaet'r will Ix' held in 11ll' Wednesday will end [owa's lwo· fie ldhous n).t 'l'ucsday at 4:30 p.m. in room 200, Dr Frl'feren e of 8I'\Or"". ThL KI. ( IIY I BIg en OU n Up 76 organization will be n Idlng j th n turned OH'r to the athletic Or-ewer Or-L.. r. .. til .nd athletic teams. Bccbee port d. proctor of the organizalions, who m.n. OU ·, ' '13. S"'tn.tl "'. f< 1'''. Criulbn II lnet. rnath. W- Cra. Indiana- Every male stud nl at SUI j a contact lhe m n for Ule port in· H·7,. I.-D L...:k 413·7'. " Boml' fl"U.! oat 1\- Will-ant.. X.n- BLOOMINGTON, Ind. IA'I - now· m mber of at lea t on organlza- dicatl>d. • C1\)-l..t>pet. In • Classified ard Hamilton, a 212·pound sopho- tion . However. Ignlng th regi IrBtion Advertising Rates more who played Cullback in hi It Th' organization ar' II follow. : forms doc! not obligatc Bny indlvi· T.·gers 6, Or,'oles 2 Do) school at Akron , Ohio, moved Into Jlillere t I I a g u c, Quadrangle dual to participate in the sport. It Dny at Word first string left guard spot on thc I aaue. South Quadr n"le leotlu , i only a mcan to faeiiJtate con- T ....,o Days ...... Ioe D Word ' f tb 11 t T d· 0 0 DF.'TIWIT 'iI">-Ray B'lOne III hl'ort can ' I TI I th t r lib kit I d f Bob ' " '- , naltl/nor' Orlo (·s. It' ,. ctory ne tonth . .. ,3 II Word e op u flc S 0 a Ica 0 town iellgue {or men not living in eonwct hi proctor in event h d · wa. Dl'IrO! 's 11th in Ihe last 12 1 (Minimum Charge 50<) Fee. fr:Jternity hallS s or unlver ily cide. to compete in the sports pro· game'. housing. iuc1uding commutcrs ltv·' gram, Boone!, who now ha, 22 hom('r Di.ploy Ad. Michigan- ing o~tsidll Iowa City. The sec,t1on "The health certificate is the this a on. cored Ix·hlnd Jack One A N ARBOR. Mich. IA'I - Michi· to whleh they belong. is detcrmmcd mo I important." B~ IKe related ; ?hillip~ and Charlie Moxwt'll. who gan's fi rst cl ven worked oul Tues by. the part of Ih Clt~ ~h y.ordin. "through it we can dl'(erminc who I IOSlled. and .-\1 Kaline, who had day ag81ns~ basic UCLA plays as arlly enter when amI/lOg In the can participale In what por ," He walkl'd. the Wplverines enlered lhe final city. xplained that some m('n can com· I 1I.lIImo.. '" ... 11' .... 11It-·! I stage of practice before th cir foot Faculty mcmbers 01 a group r P'jpete In om sports. but lire re- '];;;:11 . i' : IOI ...I~ an .. _ , ;" ball opener Stpl. '29. rt'scnt d in intramural are al ~ strlct.d {rom oth 'rs bCCDUSt> of .'"d Trl .... " : ~-" I ~o ~ and WII on \\. eligible to compete a member!! of their physicilll r"port I TOyl •• /( "'·1'1, L-JoholOn 41·11, .' • ' . ,,-. HfJP1P run : n ir lI - nor:u1~ Michigan State- In my • committeethl' group, ofprOVided Ule league the cliglbihtyof which , I"'---7'~;~ '~~~~~~-'ii~.~i-::~:::-' t-~ EAST LANSING, Mich . UI'I - End the group is a m mber has ap· Phon ..-;..--.--~ Dave Kaiser. whose last Important _....::.;~. __. "':.:::....loT...... "' t' ,.", kick was Michigan Slate's lie· '114 HOLIDAY ·"I!~r. It f '-;''';'''-'''';';'---,--''';'-- breaking Rose Bowl field goal last . I 114T$. 14" Con..,le TV . 75 I nn I. W t Ilranch I O-~ Jan~ary, practiccd Ill s kicking ,.liB?!I:- TO~ITE I I ---.- agam Tuesday in an MSU football • • I M '.~ · II,. ,. THURSDAY fOR SALE: n::A Vlcl"r nadlo. 1l. 3.\mm co,n, ra ~lca Ir. . Phon'! LAFF·A·DA"f drill dev?ted mostly to extra·point 2-S0c Ticke.. Per Carload I 7121 "21 MARTERlE P ERSONAL 1.0 ... 1'1 0/1 1)'~rllt ... in person - a nd hi THE BIG pbonoca"h-. pnrt. ~ulpment . nd I".tructlon Farnou. orrhu \n. Je... elr;r. HOCK·IV! LOAN co. 111 S'I i Jda~e RUlil s E .. rly! 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WASHLNGTON IA'I - Adlai Stevenson got togcUlcr with Joc SmiUl because SOIn.:! parents are unable I but some youhgsters wl'o are nor - in person - Tucsday, in the interest of raising $7 million for the to recogniz~ and accept normal be. ma~ in every other wa,Y don 't talk ~ Democratic campaign. ha . dI t .. 'd Tu until they are about 3 z·year old, The presidential nominee appeared at a news conference with Vlor, a pe a rJ(:lan ~al es- he explained. Joseph Edward Smith, rormer day. These children "grow oul" of mayor of Oakland, Calif., to kick Dr. Harry Bakwin, president of Iheir difficulty. h(. said. even as Iof( two financial drives - a house· the American Academy of Pedia- late as ;;e\'en or eight vears. to-house canvass for donations Oct. tries, made the statement during a There usually is no " treatmenl'~ 16 and a night of fund-raising dIn- postgraduate course in pediatrics ment" necessary in these cases, . ners in big cities, Oct. 20. a\ the SUI Colleee of l'tIL'Ciicine. but if there are some effects of ' Oakland's Smith was named hon The physician, who also is· P"9- the' p~oblem still remaining at the orary o:;hairlll3n of the Oct. 16 ':DoI fessor of climcal pediatric a New I seventh or eighth year, speech lars for ~mocrats" day. Ybrk University. cited thumb·suck- training may be in order, he said. n Fifteen locul chairmen also were ing as an eXll m!Jle of habits which Bakwin cited_ "cluttering speech I . appointed. They all are named Joe sometimes cause parents undue as a problem which is nol neces- I ". Smith. • alarm. sarily serious - surely not as ser- If a child coi'ltinqes tl' suck his ious, lIS stutter}og. The Dem'JCrats thus stepped up Clutte.r~ng thumb beyond infancy, the parents speech -was descrtbed as repetItIon Ul4!ir ~p.ady :extcnSi~ \Hie 'of rile should take boredom, unbappiness of words and parts of sentences indden~ at the .RepubHean Na. or fatigue into considt'falion as and the us~ .of wr?ng words. tional ConventioS when B delegate possible causes, he said. Restraint The physl.clan saId the harder .a was ordered out for aUo;: mpting to can be cruel, and it is not likely to stutter~r t~les to . relax and aVOid put the name of a mythical "J~ be successful he &aid. stuttermg m public, . the worse . he Smith" into nomination against . ' gets, The person Wlth "cluttenng Vice President Nixon. Bak~m s~ggested that parents speech" has the opposite problem. Matthew McCloskey, Democratic ~~ d~su:~chf)n as. a means of When he tries to avoid the problem National Committee treasurer, told treating the IuIblt, but he ad- while speaking in public he can (Dally 1."'"0 Ph.1e Stevenson Tuesday's ncws confel'ence the mit~d ~t "treatment Cor thumb- speak flawlessly. But wh~n he be- ANNA ZANDVLIET. 19, .nd her four brothers .nd sisters stoW"" . Dollars for Democrats party now has around $50,000 in sflckmg IS about as successful as comes relaxed among persons away on • British liner in Aultralia to see their .iling mother In its treasury. Thi would be only treatment for ciJUlrette-smoking.', whom he knows well, he IIrops Holland. The mother h.d gona to Australia with thl children. but ha4 about 25 percent of the cost of a DEEP THOUGHT is polilble even In the middle of the rush of .... Is The physicia'b also pointed to re- bDCk into the habit. returned to.. Hoiland when she became ill. Learninl her children had single natianwide television broad tratlon. This stuclent diad.lna the UN of t.ble or ch.ir as ahe m.k.el tarded speech development as a The postgraduate course ends to- stowed aw.y on the ship, Mrs. Zandvlie' flew to Las P..almes, C.nary State Closes cast. The cash-on-hand figure did • last mlnutl ch.nle in rllis.,..tion m.terl.ls before helding few problem which is not always as day. The meeting is one in a ser- . Isl.nds. where she joined them. From left, front. are: Ger.rd, ., not include, bowever, contributions the fin.1 checkinl tables, serious as believed. ies held annually by the College of P.uline, 6, Mrs. Z.ndvliet, .nd Adri.ne. 12. In the b.ckground .re already plC(lged ol·'expected. ~------In many cases, late ~peech does Medicine for Iowa doctors. I Robert. 8. and Anna. National Chairman Paul M. But- H CI Case Against ler said the Democrats already 0 d ' S WI·1 baNe contracted for Wh million ge • 'e • al·ms' ~orth o{ T,V time, and hav(! an- • " "', ' " Chriss Olson' ~~~~at~~~'OOO worth under con- Husband S~a" p-e~go~ ·t·(· " ( Stevenson's headquarters an- _ ,. U JEFFERSON (A'I -A£ler ooly one nounced he will visit Jucksonville, .L I • , day's testimony the stute rested Fla. Sept. 26 In additi('n to stops' ,CHICAGO\ ILL. IA'I - Th~ Chica~o ~un-Times quot~s the wife DC 1!11- its case Tuesday in thr trial of 'I 1 • d th 6790- prlsoned former State AudItor Orvtlle Hodge as saymg "peonle WIth ChrfsS'" -oI$Q.p, 57, Manilla, on pr~v ous y a~nounce ,on . e, well-known names" had a hand In the $H~ miWoll theft oC §ta~ money nule caO'\jlalgp tour he WIll start her husband was convicted of ngmeering. c h argcli 0 C U\ ading stute income t;Jex,t Saturday.. ._ .. t3X~. 01$on is a former Crawfrd The tour will take Stevenson into Mrs. Hodge made the statement ft1l>ndDy in a copyrig/lleO interview CQunt · ~uP l'rvisor . 1\ or more states. A revised itin- 'fith ~e Sun-Times. She earlier The trhd ~ Qpened Monday. The erary said Stevenson may end this 0 . B II t D "d had told the Chicago Daily News prosecution claimed in a statement swing in Chicago, rather than reo ne a 0 eCI es in a telephone conversation to "go to thc jury that Olson hud a gross turning to Washington. after the other people." income uf nearly $20,000 in 1951 In a prepared statement which Outcome of Elect"lon She had only anger and rcsent- but reported unly $4771.66 and paid he read. Stevenson said with a ment at the mention oC the so- taxes of assessable income of smile: , called mystery woman in the case, $3.890,59. "We want the Joe Smiths even SAC CITY IA'I - A single voter in BOJIita Lillie, with whom Hodge's In support or its claim the state I if Joe Martin doesn't.·' That was one of 1& Sac County school dis- name had been linked. sought to introduce 123 exhibits, a reference to House Republican trlets proposed for inclusion in the Miss Lillie, an interior decorator, many of which de"lt with Olson's Leader Martin of Massachusetts ' L k V' C 't hid' had been at one time sought for bank deposits. Dlstl'ict Judge who, as chairman of the GOP con- a e ICW ommum y sc 00 IS, questioning by U.S. senate investi. Bruce Snell , of Idu Grl)ve, who is vention, told delegate Carpenter to trict Tay have been the person gators during theil' study of the presiding, accepted only 14 of the "Take your Joe Smith and get out who cast Ule deciding ballot in a scandal. Other officials investigat. exhibits in evid!'nce. 0' here." school boundary election, it- was Ing the Hodge case have said they The state closcd after presenting "As everyone Is aware," Steven- indicated Tuesday. do not desire to question Uiss ,School' Requirements ." ~~~~~a~~~n:,s3~~~ nri;~eYb;~~e mr:n~~ :ZneS;ir~ ~Jr~~ .,~e:~~~~:.nsU~~~: ~nofficial .returns from the bal- Lillie. , • ger; Elmer i". Hecking!:!', director Wlc Rep4blicans we cannot count lotmg Monday showed of the ,15 The Sun-Times account described Of the income tax divis'on of th~ on a lot of very rich people to pay districts, l~ voted ror the proposal, Miss Lillie as " tli party-gid In· t I.. terior decprall)r who in a burst of State Tax Commission, pnd Robert he $taggerlng Ilxf/ensc. of carrying 2 against, and 2 tied. publicity h"s claimed s he was in M. Gibson, Dow City Iwlice chief. the Democratic message to the ,However judges in one of the tie Ipve ·wlth Hodge, had many med- The state sought to shl)w through country." " . .' Gibson that the former county In ouUlnlng the DemOCrats' plans districts : ~ec.tded :ues?ay that. a ings with ~illl' and sti~l lo~es hIm:,' '. supervisor received pArt of the for raising money, Stevenson said ballot oflgmally laid aSide as spoil- .Hodge , In an . earher mteFvlew profits of the B & H Materials Co. that ~mong oth!!r t~ngs supJ?Orters ed, was actually an afIirmative WIth th~ SlIn-~lmes . at r.:enard of Dow City. which sold stream of . t~ ~. pa\'ty ticket across the cou~· vote, thus breaking the tie. This ~tate li7lson. said hijs ~ 1:-1IUe was control devicf's to Crawford County ,try kwdl be asked to seart:h' their mad e th e 12 dI s tr'IC t s ' approvl\ I nobodyd k who me!tho nt noUb llDgI to mef for use by its thrte dninage dis- ROC ets each day "for ltoos~vell . . an nows no 109 a ou my o· tricts. 'Himes ' and send those dime!! : or sufflClent to carry the proposal. fice.',' Hodge is serving a 12-15· Gibson lC3li£ied he had acted as their equivalent to our campaign AttorQcys met with P. A. Lauter- year sentence at Menard. " dummy" owner of the company. fund ." , bach, county superintendent of "There are people with well· .. .. Olson WJS con victed in District Ischools, Tuesday to confirm the known names walking around to- Court here last Friday on charges decision of the judges. The official day who are involved In this af· or conspiracy in connection with Go Away I. outcome of the election is subject fair," Mrs. Hodge was quoted by Crawford county transactions. His to approval of the county board of the Sun·Times. attorneys indicated thaI verdict education. "I know Orville did not have all will be appealed. Don't You Know You the' money that is involved in this When trial of the income tax case case. Orville has been left holding is resumed this morning. the de- the bag. He has been sold dow'n Cramp My Style? 5UPERMARKE" ' ,T fcnse is expected to offtr a motion the rivclr." (or a directed verdict of acquittal. OKLAHOMA C[TY IA'I - Bob Jen· Hodge, 51, has maintained stead. ni, reptile CUl'ator at the Lincoln fasUy that no person other than Park Zoo here, lost a 10-second decisIon to Alfred the alligator himself received any of the state Bring hi Your Course List - We Have The OFFICIAL Farmer Charged Tuesday. funds, obtained by bogus checks. \ The . 250-PQund Alfred escaped i ,In ' Neighbor's Death from the zoo's reptile house early '~•l!ist , ,: of.. Textbooks For All Courses.f Sunday and has been living a care· Democrat' Support's . . MII?LAND, Mich, l1l'i - ~hile!l?' free life in the zoo's lake. He T.' S . hce flred lear gas shells mto hIS stays at the botton and comes up wo Par·y ystem " home, a 57-year·old farmer calmly about pnce every four hours for ' • . I , You'Ir'Et116y S~op'ping Our Self-Selectio,n Book Department '"alked into the sheriff's o(flc(). a~. . I':'" FdRT MADISON .' :ruscdar. and surrende:~d hlmse]( Jenni wa,s ready for Al£red when IA'I - George In th~ pOIsoned \\ater slay,ng of he ' pame, up Cor air Tuesday morn- O'Malley of Des Mobles, Demo- a neIghbor. ' ing, and let .go \Vlth a barbed ar. cratic nomihee for lieutenant gov· 1'he armed orficers finally row attached 10 a lOO-pound test ernor, said Tuesday night, "A vig- stormed the house aftel' a 2-hour llne. The curator, who weighs 145 orous two-party system in [ow a vigil outsid ~, Qnl] to Iparn over a pOunds. had planned to stab Al- would mean better govel1lment ror :Ji.~ XJBO()~S • ART SUPPLIES patrol car radio that John Wicks fred, then pull him to shallow wa- everyone." had turned himse)£ in 12 miles ter and wrestle the reptile into He said also in remarks prepar- away. submission. ed for a campaign appearance that Wicks was charged with first de- But the alligator didn't like the BARBARA BURNS, 11, HUlhte,. all voters who wish for representa- .. gree murder in the rifle slaying barbed arrow and in just 10 sec- of the I.te comedl.n Bob 'Bums. live government should cast their Tuesday morning of 33-year-old onds snapped the line. Twice Tues- sits In lail .fter being booked On! votes for the Democrats in the Charles' E. Maxson in nearby Mills day Jennl fired at Alfred with ar· sUlpicion of ....ult with • dead. Nov. 6 general election. • ENGINEERIN'G SUPPLIES Townshi\>. ! rows. One missed, the other was Iy _.,on, She ¥f.S .,.,.sted on "There are a great many ind~- Police Chief Douglas Craig said knocked loose by the alligator. tht compl.int of .n actor. Don.ld pendent voters in this state as well • Wicks admited shooting Maxson as But Jenni, as a reptile expert, J.m.. Coyen, 31. Coyen cI.lmed as Iowa Republicans who do not the climax to a 3-year feud. The has learned patience and when he I Shl thre.tened him with • .22 exactly like what they are getting older m3n :lccused his neighbor oC misses Alfred, he just sighs and call.".. lutom.tlc. Mi.. Bums on capitol hill these days," O'MaI poisoning water running througb phllosopbizes, "see you later, alii- ,claimtd Coyert h.d been pelter- ley, presently a state senator de- his property, the police chief said.. gator." Inl her I.tely. , clared. • BIOLOGICAL.. SUPPLI'ES , '. q. • j F. 'F I C I A'L l, on o 1 f I I , lowdown I I,' S LJ I . , MOSCOW l1l'i - Tile SOvletskaya IRussian ~ulvalent of London's stead of a good Bordeaux or Mosel, the very obvious differeliCll in • Hotel boasts ~he. only real ' bar ~ "Edwardians" or American ."zoo& you,.wind ~p drinking. a vinegary dress. There is stilt a c1ailn g~ng , GYM', OUTFITS ~oscow, but It IS no place . for a , sulters.'! These.real gone comrades potion , WhICh, according to the atiout among the lower rank Mus teetering tippler. The bar steals wear their ,hair· and coats long, label, is bottled somewhere down eovltes that aD foreigners - exalpt . , . • are 4 feet high. , their. !rousers , IShort .. and they try .around the Crimf:a. those from the.' ba~y pants' ~el- " A fall could mean broken~. to look tough. They are called "Stil- "Russian night me provides evi- lites - arC! issued ' DCW; neat an8 :, ,'"Befote .You See One mounts by grabbing the mas- yagi." literally, the "style kids." dence that Karl Marx's conception proper litting 3ults by their- gov BIIY, sive brass handles and I ising to the Several Moscow restaurants and of a classless SOCiety !l.'l6 sprung a ernments ior trips behind the Iron occasion . .When a man J(ets high in hotels have dance orchestras but leak somewhere along. the line. Curtain. Moscow, ne's really high. ' , Moscow luis an arIStocracy of A nipped-in waist, shirt cuffs The favorite drink for the home Ino place to dance. That doem t bureaucrats who motol' about in peeking from beneath "'at sleeves 'owp Communist or visiting capi- mean there is no dancing. When black limousines ('ven longer than a tight fitting skirt or pencll-~n talist is "Ih'} White Night," an iced the music strikes up, the couples the black ilmousines of American high heels are trademarks of the concoction of four different liquors, take a firm grIp on each other and capitalists. Commllnist party boss· foreigner. Vodka. fresh cherries •