The Weather Jin! S~rvin8 the State ~ 10,. 'dll, Univenity Of Iowa Partly eloulll' and some­ ~ whal warmer today. ml"h t~ Campul and toOY, 88; low, ~5. Hlp I 10 Iowa City Wedntsdu. 80 ; low, 58. Blr. at owan, tlill lao. • Iftlt Iowa City. Iowa. Thursday, July 24. 1952 - Vol 86. No. 206 ~!iII eat. , ... • e

1111 Ie \I • ~ f eee e e Ion •~ I· Rayburn Hints Comprom;;se Brin9..s Demo. Platform : loyalty Pledge Factions Not Satisfied Interlude ·with Interlandi But Approve Plank Stevenson Is I Not Required CONVENTION HALL, CHICA­ CmCAGO (IP) - Democrats Silent On Talks produced Wednesday niillt a GO (JP) Albcn W. Barkl('y, rampaign platform promJsing doughty Democratic patriarch, prosperity, peace and progress. summoned the schism-threatened With Chapman party legions Wednesday night to By and large, the document is an endorsement of and pledge to CHICAGO (IP) - Gov. Adlai unite in a .renewed "crusade" fOl' conUnue the foreign and domestic Stevenson had planned to attend vIctory over lhc GOP. programs of the Truman admin­ the convention session Wednesday And for the moment, the Demo­ istration. night to hear the speech by his cratic national convention closed The civil rights plank as adopt­ second cousin, Alben vi. Barkley. ranks in a trernendous throbbing ed represented a compromise ot But late in the day an aide an­ ovation for the 74-year-old vice· the thorny issue that long has split nounced that he would stay in his president who hid the hurt In his northern and southern wing3 at temporary residence and watch heart over being forced from th the party. Neither side was en­ the proceedings on television. presidential nominating rnce. tirely satisfied with it. though The governor is staying in the Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois each decided it was acceptable. home of an admlnistraUve assist· Was out ahead in thal me(', sUII The platform was adopted by ant, William McCormick Blair. saying he wasn't running. Presi­ voice vote. There was a sizeable Stevenson had a lonl conter­ dent TI'uman was, for the mo­ volume at "noes" shouted but ence with 3 Truman cabinet mem· , ment, kceping hands ofr. ber Wednesday - but neither dis­ Chairman Sam Raxburn declared Dixie Delerlltes Parade the "ayes" had it. closed whether the President had The Georgia and Mississippi del­ reserved a sea t on the ,overnor's Here in this tremendous con­ vention amphitheater, Dixie dele. eg~ tion asked to be recorded as bandwagon. voting "no." The Wlnois governor talked for gates who had seemed ready to Compromise Was Main SubJeet 2 hours and 15 minutes with Os­ boit in a rage over a loyalty oath, The compromise plank was the car Chapman, secretary ot the In· grabbed state banners and parad­ main subject of a final eight-hour terior who Is regarded as Tru­ SEN. OUN JOHNSON OF SOUTH OAROLINA (rl,h!), confers ed with nil the rest In a long, session of the 108-member plat­ man's emissary to the Democratic with members of the Geor&ia delcration 011 the convenlloD lloor. roartne demonstratIon for Bark· form committee which produced national convention. Both states were expected to "take a walk" over Ure loyalty oath ley. the document. Rep. John W. Mc­ Parley Ral3ea QUtstlODI asked of all state deleratiolls. Wednesday nlrht, however, they For a while It had appeared Cormack of Massachusetts headed The parley raised a number ot joln'ed the other states In a rousing 24-minute demol18tration for that South CHolina, at least, and the committee. questions. Did Truman give his Vlce·Presldenl Barkley prior ~ his speeeh. probably Virginia and Louisiana The draft document pledged the blessing to Stevenson [or the ------.,....---­ would take a walk. They talked of party to repeal of the Tan-Hart­ party's presidential nomination? it openly. ley Labor act-legislation which Did Stevenson definitely make up But then Sam Rayburn of Tex­ President Truman has declared to his mind to accept the nomina­ Broadcast as, taking over as permanent be unfair to workers. tion by a convention that seems WSUI Will chairman at thc convention, drop­ As had been forecast, the farm 10 be getting ready to o!!er it to ped a hint that so far as he was plank would promise to support him? concerned thc loyalty pledge producer prices of basic crops at These question - and they 'Cosi fan tutte' T~night would not be forced upon them. not less than 90 per cent at parity. were the bie questions of the day RJrhts of Delerate8 On the issue of taxes, the plat· ..... went unanswered.. A complete broadcast ot to­ "It is my thoueht," Rayburn form said Ihe Democrats favor Stevenson has said he does nl)t nigM's performance of "Cosl tan of fine arts. said, "that every delegate seated reduction of levies "as rapidly as want the top place on the natioll­ tutte" will be carried by wsur, This year's opera is the first to here has a right. to be here and defense requirements permit," es· 'fRoid it - this is from the television people . they've lost the sound on your al ticket, but he has not said he according to Richard C. Setter· be broadcast since the last Will', each and everyone of them shall pecially for lower income eroups. would turn it down. berg, the station's program super­ although two other operas have visor. have decent and courteous treat- Other planks In brief Included: picture and it looks like you're promising too much without il!" Newsmen went into a briet been given since then. meot.JI Educatio'l - urged federal can· The Mozart opera is spansoL'ed huddle with Stevenson and Chap­ Wednesday night in convention trlbutlons to states and local units man when the parley en~ed. by SUI's school of tine arts and to help finance schools. co-produced by the departments Iowa Records 20th hall, the show was all Barkley's. No Special Messare "I am not here," he said, "as a Oushlon Medical Expenle of music and dramatic art as a Truman Calls Industry, .CIO · to Talks The governor acknowledged they feature of the 14th annual fine Polio Death in 152; candidate for any office the can· Medical care - advocated a WASHINGTON (IP) - President had talked "about the conven· arts festival. vention can offer. If I were, I "resolute attack" on the heavy U­ tlon." would not be here at this hour be­ Truman Wednesday caUed the top seit-ute of a small portion of the The program wllJ orlgina te in Epidemic Spreads nancial hazard ot serious lllness. Chapman was asked If he had cause 1 recognize the proprieties Housing - pledged fulfillment· union and Industry leaders in ·the Industry under the draft act was MacBride hall, beginning at 7:53 Iowa's 19th and 20th polio brought a special message from p.m., Setterberg announced, with of those who seek oltice." of private and federal housing receiVing "serious consideration" deaths for 1952 were recorded nation-wide steel dispute to a Today's Convenfion Truman. Mark Munn, WSUl director of in­ Wednesday as the epidemic programs authorized by the Hous· at the White House. It would ap­ Many delegates took that as a White House conference Thurs­ ply chiefly to plants producing OHICAGO UP} - Present plans "1 didn't bring a message lrom school broadcasting, and Dave showeQ signs of spreading. transparent rap across the knuck­ ing act of 1949. anybody," he replied with an en­ Hall, Iowa City, station music li­ day In a personal eUort to end the special steel for guns, ammuni­ are ~ pick the presidential can­ At University hospitals, 16· les for Sen. Estes Kefauver or Land and water resources - igmatic smile. brarian, announcing. {,vored "sound, progressive" de­ crippled 52-day· old strike. tion, tanks, etc. dliate tonJrht then IldJourn the year-old John Lee of Dubuque Tennessee, one of the rivals fOl' ChAoman was asked it Steven· The English language is used died. His was the first case of the presidential mantie. Kefauver, velopment of the nation's land The White House said Truman Truman's decision to take per­ convention unU! Friday nlrM. son had given him his views about in this version of the opera, Set­ pollo reported in Dubuque coun· a convention delegate like Bark­ and water resources for flood summoned CIO President Philip sonal charge of the long-stalmated NaUonal Ohalrman Frank Mc­ Klnoey, teUhl1" of the plans Wed­ the nomination. "I didn't have' to," terberg pointed out. A synopsis at ty this year. There are 14 polio ley, twice has shown up on the control, navigation, IrrigaUon~ Murray and President Benjamin n('gotlations came amid these re­ neaday, &aiel President Truman Stevenson cut In. the action will a Iso be given b~­ hospitalizations here at the pre­ convention floor. ilOwer drainage, soil conservation, Fairless of U. S. Steel to meet with lated developments: wUl Introduce the nominee ~ the The governor explained hts lore each of the two acts, so lis­ sent time. and creation of new, small family. him at 8 a.m. (CST). Barkley Oonfldent U, S. Defenae Hurt convention Friday nlrht after the meeting with Chapman this WilY, teners can easily understand and Frank Brienza, 23, of Sioux City sized farms. Speaking "from the heart," thc Both Murray and Fairless 1. Secretary of Defense Lovett Demoerats pick his runnlnl" mate. "Oscar called late last night. I follow the action. died at a hospital there, marking It would dedicate the party to vice-president confidently told the promptly accepted the invitation. compared the impact ot the steel Tocl.ay'. plans stUJ are a little had not seen him in a long time WSUI \ wlll ~emain on the air the 16th fatality in the Sioux City continue public development of assembled delegates: Detenle mobilizer John R, Steel· strike on the nation's defense pro­ Indefinite. Tentative arranrements and asked him to join us for unUJ 10:45, 45 minutes later than area where hospital cases now to- power projects to "protect these tal 143. "If we can get our cause and man will sit in, duction program to a devastating call for the start of the nomln­ breakfast today." usual ,so tbe entire opera may be re~urces from destructive mon­ a&lnr speeches at 11 a,m. (OST). broadcast. A special feature will In Des Moines six new polio 1 tbe truth before the American Ae' MUlUoned attack by enemy bombers. He Asked what they had talked opoly and exploitation." 1'" If a deadlock develops in the about, Stevenson replied jesting­ be at) intermission interview with cases prought to 55 the number of people In 1952, they will agajn r - In announcing the President's warned that it may loon have seT· Des Moines area cases since June spond as they did in 1948." Atomic energy - promised to lous effects on the rate of U. S, prealdentlal ballo&lna-, the sched­ ly, "Mostly about the population Earl Harper, director of the school promote development of atomic dramatic n~w bid to bring peace 30. Peggy Reynolds, 14-month. Only passing references did he tire power in Korea. ule probably will be chanred. Me­ of fish in the Illinois river." energy for peaceful as well as to the strike-paralyzed steel in­ K1JU1ey uld such a deadlock could old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. make to the fact that be was being military purposes, and to exert dustry, presidential secretary Jo­ 2. Unemployment directly stem­ carry the ballotinr In~ the early FIRST GAME Francis Reynolds of Mount Ayr, passed by for the preSidential "every" effort to bring about bona seph Short told newsmen that pos­ mIng from the steel strike edged _un of Friday. Then & recesa University oC Wisconsin wiU Hancher Says Stories was a~ong those hospitalized in Inomina tion - because he was too fide international control of atom­ sible use of the 1948 Selective Ser­ close to the two-million mark. would be called to resume ballot­ meet SUI's Hawkeyes Oct. 18 in Des MOines. \" old, the union leaders said. Ic weapons. vice (Dratt) act was being "re­ Total loss to the national economy iJII' about noon Friday. the !lrst home game ot this laU's On Auditor's Report Old age pensions - favored studied." was estimated at $4 billion. football season. strengthening of old age. and sur­ The act permlu seizure ot de­ Meanwhlle, the threat of a new vivor insurance, and a "stronger" fense J)lants under certain emer major labor dispute arose-this Have Been Misleading SUI Graduate to Show system of unemployment insur­ gency conditions. time in the coal industry. Photo Display to Open in .union ance. It was reported last week that Hint Sol&-C ..I TeJ1nIllIIUoa Alter considering a state audi­ ! tor's ' report, President Virgil M. In Pittsburgh, a spokesman tor Hancher stated Wednesday that western Pennsylvania coal opera­ "contrary to impressions conveyed Slides of Ancient Relic; tors said he had been Informed in news reports, the auditor's com- Colored slides of art objects that John L. Lewis, head of the ments in the report concern mat- and reUgious relics on secluded World News Briefs United Mine Workers, notified the ters of accounting judgment and Mt. Athos, a peninsula of Greece, 1 industry Tuesday that the UMW how to re'port the results of ac- ,will be shown by Dr. Robert Moy­ A. Condensation of Late ,Developments is termInating its solt-coal agree­ cepted accounting practices." ers Monday evening. July 28, at 8 ment in 80 days. Hancher made the statement in the art auditorium 01 the art LONDON (JP) - The EuJ'Opean press paid scant attention to the The spokesman said the expira­ following a meeting 01 officials 04 building. Democratic national convention Wednesday. In contrast to the long tion of the 8O-day period would SUI and members of the finance Moyers is head of the depart­ Slories that detailed every blow of the Tafl-Elsenhower Republican faU on Monday, September 22 . committee of the state board of ment of orthodontics, college of battle, newspapers In Britain and the continent contented themselves In Washington, Lewis sent word education. Also attending the ses- dentistry, University of Toronto. With brief Items on the civil rlghu fight and the Democratic party that he' could neither confirm nor sion were two resident state a udi- His talk is sponsored by the Iowa drllt tow~d Gov. Adlai Stevenson for president. deny the Pittsburgh report. tors, L. E. Jones and Maurice society, Archaeological Institute • • • Steele. ot America and the graduate col- MUNS~, Korea (THUIlSDAY) (Jl» - Korean truce negotiators The auditor's report had crlti- lege. meet in thefr 1.7th secret session scant hope they will bring Building Meeting ~oday ~th cized a surplus fund and a "re- Moyers, born in Sidney, Jowa, peace any nearer. The meeting at Panmunjom was scheduled, for 11 volvlng advance" fund. received his B.S. and D.D.S. trom .a.m. (8 p.m., CST, Wednesday~. The~r fourth successive quickie ses­ To Featu re Models sion Wednesday lasted only seven minutes. That made a total of 44 "In tact," Hancher said, "the SUI in 1942 and his M.S. in 1947. minutes devoted this week to. seeking a way to end the fighting. An exhlbjt of 24 prize-winning auditors made it clear to us that During World War II he travel­ · ., . school building models will be a their report In no way suggests ed widely in Greece as an Office SEOUL, Korea (THURSDAY) - (A") ~ Two hundred Allied war­ feature of the thlrd...annual school that university operating funds of Strategic Services liaison of­ planes blasted a well-stock~ Communist supply depot into an ex· building conference on the SUI are not properly accounted for. ficer working with the Greek re· ploding inferno Wednesday, the air 'force reporteii ,today. Other planes campus July 29-30. Furthermore, the adoption of the sistance movement. After the ·lIre-bombed determined Chlnese.Jnfantrymen clinging to the crest of The collection Is composed of suggestions of the auditors would Greek civil war, he was decora ted '''Old Baldy" as fighting tor the scorehed: IaJ\d barren hill on the West­ top entries in the 1951 national not increase the amount of money by both the British and Greek Dr. Robert Moyers ern Korean tront quieted after a ·week.long battle. Tareet of the stun­ "Competition tor Better School De­ available for operations by a sin· governments for his work in ne­ ning mass air raid was Osan, a aed supply point on the east coast 10 sign", sponsored by the School cl,e dollar." gotlatlng exchange of several hun. women are not allowed to travel miles south ot besieged Won,an. ExecuUye ma,azine. According to President Hancher. dred members ot the Royal Air and In which men can travel only • • • At their general meetings the university officials will give fur· Force who had been captured by by permission. ABHEVILLE, N.O, (IP) - A but, beUeved to have 34 aboard, has conferees wUl hear talks by Wil­ (0.117 I .... a ...,.) ther study to the recommendatiol1$ Greek leftist forces. Moyers visited the monastarles blown up and burned In Newfound Gap on the Tennessee-North Caro­ liam Caudill, research architect rREPARlNG A PHOTO EXHIBIT In tire Iowa Memorial Union of the auditors to determine the To get his photographs, Moyers and photographed in color the art llna line in the Great Smoky Mountaln8 National park, the state high­ from the Texas engineering ex­ Ii Prof. Edward F. Muon. head of 'he pho~l"faphy seqaence In 'he best method for reporting tempor- had to obtain permission to visit objects and religious relics which way patrol said Wednesday night. Numbers at burned persons have periment station. Designer of a IIChool of jeumalillm. TIle pictures are par' of an exhibit of sa arily invested cash funds and to the penJnsula from the Holy date back 500 to 1500 year< H .. Is been sent to North Carolina and Tennessee 'hospitals from the remote number 01 school bulldinp, one pho&ocraphs by Edward WC!I~n, noted Ameriean pho~l"faphet'. determIne a proper amount need· Synod in Athens. The peninsula, the first man to have systematl­ point. The Ashevllle patrol radio $ta~lon said it has no reports of any of hls plans Is amon, the top five The;, are belli&' shown In conjunction with the fifth annual Il'eWW ed in a revolving fund for eash Iwhich has only monastaries on It, ca \ly photographed these worJ(:l an falalities as yet. . models in the national exhibit. photorraphy mor' coune beinc beld today Uiroarb Sa'llrday. transactions. . is a special province in which color. , PAGE TWO - TIUl DAILY IOWAN. THURSDAY. JULY 24. 1952 The Dally Iowan Barkley. Withdrawal Called lTragedy/ E CHICAGO (iP) - The tragedy ley said he never believed a .single THURSDAY. JULY 24. 1952 in this rough-house 31st Demo­ group could dominate the Demo­ ------cratic national convention Tues­ cratic party. ft ••rie. '1 .:.It '.ID. n. Dul, t ••a. FH' II. • ...... u. • ..n~. day was the story of that old A~cuses Labor Chiefs e1I'ealaU.... e ..r~.eD"" J.a ~e re-a., .t party faithful. AJben Barkley of 0'• .I.... aa.l1I:m baU.1l:" Daba,a. aD. And then he addad: "But now. Em lew. au.., II .~. rre •••.. m . I. U • . ID • DAILY IOWAl'I IlDITOIlIAL IT"" Kentucky, certalrl selI-appoint~ political .... Ir•• 1 . .... Le G .,.111. ItaU,. a.t.r- IclJlot ...... WJllJam (.1abby n,. ... an: ..... t. UN.... For in the presidential stam­ labor leacters have taken it upon ManqinJ' !eIlt.••...... Joseph Meyet pede. Barkley was deeply and themselves to announce their op­ News EdItor ...... Robert Hess IIDlBD 01' TIm AdOClAT&D Paras Call 4191 Ir...... ~ lIl1.al,lal badly hurt. The proud old fighter position to me as the Democratic To Asst. Nowl Editor ...... Jim Fost.. TIra All«Jated Prea II ..,titled u- .. " -,ort a.wI ltallll. ..•• ea', .... who charged through so many nominee tor president." .&uIveiy ... \b. .... far rep\lblleallon a...... r •• Der.c..meDt. •• Tb, DaU,. City EdItor ...... Oeorce YounC CAl of all u.. IouIl ..... _1nk14 In thII I.w••.•• ellice. are 1D til. baH... campaigns at last was run down The CIO's political action com­ ...._ ...all .. allAP ..... I&.r" Au·t. City Editor ...... Don Mapes wound ..•• , .f &ast ••U, ••rUl eDlraD.e. in the rough ralitles of politics. mitt~ said Barkley in "his grea~ dIape~. Sparta Editor ...... Jack Bend.. avowe Society !ell...... Mary Dons! Perhaps It was inevitable and understandable disappoint­ govern SllbIcrIptJon ratea - b)' carrier In low. There are many who thought they ment" had distorted the facts. A D.uLY IOWAN BUSINES8 STAFP seized Cit)'. 25 conll ..,celLl)' or til per ),e.. In saw it coming from the day Bark­ committee statement said Bark­ IIghtni advance; e1x monlhl. ".25; three B ...lne .. Manaae•.. John Cru,lnberry ley announced he was in the race montlu. $2.110. By maU In lowa . .. pel Cla.. t1ied ManaleI' . . . . Barbara Boyd ley had asked for the support of forced year: IlK montJu, f5: three monlhl, for his party's nomination. They labor union leaders but "we felt Call &-ilS. u ,...... ,; All other mall rubscrlptlons ,10.00 the pr J ••' Itallr I ..... lor 1 .... 1Iak... _ per year; Ii>; monlhl. $2.80. tbree DAILY IOWAN CDlCUIA'I'ION STAPP saw his age as a handicap too that he was too old to undertake WhiJ -"l•ee .. It...... aU ...... lrun montlu. fI.J5. . Circulation Mana,.. •. . . Roberl Hea great to overcome despite his the tremendous burdens of the ------~------vigor and popularity. campaign and the presi"!.'ncy." Gen. ciaime' Sadness Evident B~hind these 'bitter words there • • But wherever you go amoung remained the harsh fact - and in chie the milling thousands in this po­ tor Barkley the cruel fact - tha t paJace with t. e d I t o r I a I litical turmoil there is sadness and youth is moving to the front in regret that this day had to be for American politics. Let's Foliow the Rules Barkley. How was Barkley - the 74- * * * One of the most popular sports for both men Yet some golfers persist on "shooting into" year-old "veep" - put in ~he Lewis Blasts Leaders the group in front of them. posi tion where he felt forced to and women this summer at SUI is, a usual, golf. withdraw from the presidential Each weekend SUI's 18-hole layout, Finkbine The ideal solution to the problem is to sta­ race with bitter words for those Opposing Barkley tiOIl a "ranger" at tlle first tee, and on the short­ he believed responsible? course, is full of students seeking relaxation from er holes throughout the course where a crowd­ Th'ere are three men who know school studies. the whole story. They are Bark­ For Demo Nomination ing up of golfers is likely to occur. This is a ley. Sen. Earle Clements of Ken­ The game, however, is being threatened CHICAGO UP) - John L. Lewis by common practice among the lal'ger golf courses tucky and Kentucky's youthful Tuesday blasted leaders of the some of the golfers themselves as a result of a in the nation. These "rangers" would then make Gov. Lawrence Wetherby. CIO and AFL tor "small time po­ wanton disregard of the common courtesies and They were beside Barkley litical intrigue" in opposing Vice­ STRIDING ALONG CIlICAGO' MICIDGAN Boulevard with his wife. Jane. and trallillg a motorcade the decision when it was safe for the player to through the whole trying ordeal. of rooters that met him at th'~ railroad station. "74-year- young" Alben Barkley. looking every Inoh the rules that make the game of golf a pleasant one. President Alben Barkley of Ken­ drive. But they aren't talking because tucky for the Democratic presi­ confident candidate. arrives for the Democratic CC)IIvention. One of the rules which has been so often Finkbine course, however, like many of the Barkley asked them not to talk. dential nomination. FrIend Angry In a statement dictated from disqualify him (Barkley) from the violated at Finkbine is probably the most im­ other departments of SUI, is operating on a lim­ Many' of Barkley's friends are Washington. the head of the Unit­ presidency by reason of his age portant one. That is the rule which states that angry. Some ot the wanted to co I ited budget whieh makes the Ihiring of this extra ed Mine Workers, praised Barkley obviously were engaged in a , Democratic Convention the golfers in front of a player must be out of before a news conference and un­ help impOSSible. fold the story as they saw it. But as a friend ot organized labor who smaU-time political intrigue with range before that player may hit his ball. The The solution then lies only in the hands of Barkley finally told them no - "deserved the gratitude of every other candidates." object of the rule, of course, is obviou . A hard­ don't do it. man in America who works for a Kroll was with Reuther when a Scorecard the golfers. Each player has a sufficient know· living." group of union leaders told Bark­ driven golf ball is dangerous and could ea ily One of the vice-preSidents' ledge of his own capacities and the task of judg. friends said: And then he lashed out at Walt­ ley at a breakfast Monday they cause a serious injury if it were to strike some­ ing wh n the players in front of him are out of "The thuth is that Alben be­ er Reuther, president of the Unlt~ could not support him because of • How Pick.d: one. range is far from a difficult one. lieved he had the support of ed Automobile Workers and vice­ his age. P-P,ima,y people \Yho didn't stand with him. president of the CIO. at George Barkley withdrew angrily Mon­ C-Convention Harrison, a member of the execu­ day night from the contest for the PC-Primary and Con .... ntion He thought he had reason to be­ , fJC"-Executiy. Committ•• lieve that President Truman was tive council of the AFL. and at Democratic presidential nomina­ GENERAL NOTICES on his side - and he thought Jack Kroll, director of the CIO po­ tion. GINERAL NOTICES aboald be deposited with the cit, editor of Tariffs Stage there was reason to think that litical action committee. The Lewis statement was the STATE TOTAL HOW PELS. PICKED The DafJ,. lowaD iD the newcroolll iD ElUIt hall. Notices must be sub­ labor would be with him." He said: "the self-appointed po­ climax to a bitter fight among un­ mitted hy 2 p.m. UJe day preeedlnl' first publication: they will NOT In his stat.ement withdrawing II tical leaders of labor who too~ ion leaders over the selection of a ALABAMA 22 PC be _,ted b,. ,hone, and must be TYPED OR LEGmLY WRIT­ form the presidential race, Bark- it upon themselves to attempt to Democratic presidential nominee. TEN IJId SIGNED, by a reJ,onslbie )lerson. Comeback In ARIZONA 12 ARKANSAS 22 E. GERMAN PH.D GERMAN EX- ATTENTION CATIIOLIC STU- amlnatlon will be given Friday, dents - on Sunday. July 27. the CALIfORNIA 68 P Aug. 1. at 1 p.m.. in room 104. Newman club will hold its last Political Scene Helicopter Captures Red Fighter Plane Scliaefter hall. Register in Room communion breakfast for the sum- COLORADO J 16 C By J. M. ROBERTS JR. EAST HARTFORD. CONN. (IP) 101, Sc:haeffer hall by noon. mer session in the center after the Associated Press News Analyst CONNECTICUT - A big American helicopter dismantly the /dIG with the tools Thursday, July 31, If you wish to 9:00 Mass. Everyone Is cordially There used to be a time when take examlnatlon. Invited to attend. captured a Russian-built jet fight- at hand. DELAWARE the tariff was to American po­ Film Industry ------+---+----;.----;----+----~-----+_--_r_4 1 • litical conventions what civil er plane behind enemy lines in The OSI officer. unidentified, flORIDA 24 PC THE S~R HOURS FOR LUTHERAN AND EPISOOPAL rights and contested delcgations Korea and Ilrought it back for solved this by breaking the plane the Main library Will be: students will have their last joint GEORGIA 28 are today. study like a pelican carrying a in strategic places with hand gre­ Charged With MolH1ar-Fritlay 8:30 a.m.-tO:OO outing of the summer at West p.m. Liberty Sunday. Cars will leave Definitions varied. A tarift was fish. it was reported Tuesday. • nades. Every last piece of the MIG IDAHO 12 C Satartia,. 8:10 a.m. - 5:00 )I.m. from the Lutheran student house, a charge you levied against im­ The story of how the MIG-15 was loaded into the cargo space. Illegal Action The departmental libraries will 122 E. Church st.. at 2 p.m. and ports to keep foreign countries was snatched from the ground Cooper got the helicopter into ILLINOIS 60 PC have their hours posted in their 4:30 p.m. Miss Ma Ht.wa Kyu, from dumping the products of was told in the United Aircraft the air though it was 1,000 pounds WASHINGTON (IP) - The gov- I ------... +--~---i .---t---t---I_--i_-+_I library. Rangoon. Burma. will speak fol­ their cheaper overweIght. The OSI officer jam-' cmment went. to court Tuesday to • lowing a picnic supper. bor on marke corporation's house magazine. The med into the pilot's compartment. try to IDrce the motion picture in­ tNDIANA• 26 C PHI DELTA KAPPI WlLL which by righ Bee Hive. The story didn't say wbere the dustry to release newer and bet- have its last noon luncheon of PI LAMBDA THETA lNITlA­ belonged to More than 50 fightcr planes Koreans rodc. tel' feature films for the nation's IOWA 24 , the summer in the Pine room at tion (5:30 p.m.) and banquet (6:00 merlcans. Or served as a cover for the United The 'copter brought the MIG in 18 million sets. Reich's on Thursday, July 24. All p.m.) will be beld July 24 at the was a device to Aircraft H-19 helicopter in the safely through a hail of ground A suit filed in federal district KANSAS 16 , members who plan to attend. Memorial Union. The speaker will help the rich get thrilling episode. The date was fire. Cooper and Winncgar won court in Los Angeles charged 12 KENTUCKY 26 , please sign the roster In the be Dr. Helen Murphy. Please try richcr. not disclosed. the Silver Star for their exploit. major motion picture firms with lounge at East hall or phone ex- to attend both the initiation and At least the Wanted For Study Cooper, a native of Sacramento. an illegal conspiracy to keep tea- LOUISIANA 20 tension 2420 by noon Wednesday, the banquet. Any member who fairly well - off The magazine gave this account: Cali!.. now ~s stationed at Eglin ture films off of TV. JUly 23. The speaker will be Dr. , did not receive a notice may make folks a I way s When the MIGS appeared air force base. Fla. Winnegar's ad- The jusitce department civil suit L. B. Higley of the depadtment of reservations by calling Joyce Lyon seemed to favor against U.S. nir force planes, Al- dress is not known here. says the companies agreed to pre- MAINE 10 C orthodontics. before Tuesday. July 22. at 8-0224. high t.al'ifts. The ROBERTS lied air experts knew a lot about vent television films from com- less well-oft frequently took the them. but not everything. They peting "with established motion MARYLAND 18 p view that the tariff merely made wanted one for study. Reconnais- Steel Shortage CaUfes picture theaters." MASSACHUSETTS 36 P them pay more than they should sance disclosed that one was down Tractor Firm Shutdown One official here estimated the official daily for what they needed. deep in enemy territory to the average feature film released for MICHIGAN 40 c (IP) - If As American industry overcame north. PEORIA, ILL. Caterpll- TV now is about 10 years old. MINNESOTA 26 PC the head start held by Britain and Lt. Gen. E. E. Partridge. com- Jar Tractor company. announced the suit is successful, he added, others. the tariff became less im­ manding the filth air force. sum- Tuesday a nearly complete shut- films would be released for TV MISSISSIPPt· • 18 c I BULLETIN portant and gradually faded out moned Capt. Joseph Cooper. a hel- down of its manufacturing oper- after a short "reasonable" time for as a major political issue. icopter pilot, and gave him a plan ations because of material short- showing in theaters. TDU&SDAY. JULY ~4, 1952 VOL. xxvm, NO. 206 for dismantling the MIG and get- ages resulting from the stecl This official, declining to be MISSOURI 34 C Right now. ho~ever. it is stag­ UliIlVBBSlTY OALINDAR JtelDl are IJehedllle4 tlng it back to territory held by. strike. quoted by name pending settle- ing a comeback as aQ interna­ MONTANA 12 C III the Prell_"1 oWoe, Old Oap"ol the United Nations. The big farm equipment con- ment of the case, would not esti- tional issue which may yet have NEBRASKA 12 P its impact on domestic politics. Cooper, with Capt. Russel! Win- cern employs a total of 22,000 mate the proposed new "reason­ negar as co-pilot. took off with persons. able" period but indicated six Tb1lftda,.. laI,. U Thursday, July 31 The issue now is how far do you NEVADA 10 , 8:30 p.m. - The University 9:00 a.m. - University Club, go in helping foreign countries six Kbrean soldie.rs atld an of- H. S. Eberhard. executive vice- months to a year might be sum­ Club. Potluck and Bridge. Iowa fice of strategic information (OS1) president. said that before work- clent. NEW HAMPSHIRt a p Coffee Hour, UnIon. which the U.S. already is helping Union. officer in the cargo space. ers went on a two-week vacation Purpose of the suit. he added. is 8:00 p.m. - University Play. to support t.o get markets which NEW JERSEY 32 P 8:00 p.m. - Fine ArtS Festival Landed On Hill ending this week the company had to give the public "recent instead "A DoU's House." Theatre. might be held by Americans $0 Opera, "Coal fan tutte," Mac­ 8:00 p.m. - Concert: Univer­ While fighter plane cover hov- hoped to resume on a three-d~y of ancient" films on TV. NEW MEXICO 12 C bride Auditorium. that the countries can do a better sity Chorus. Iowa Union. job of supporting themselves. It's ered above. Cooper landed nis week basis. The continuing steel Attorney General McGranery. MoDCl&J', lal,. 2. flying windmill beside the. MIG strike upset this plan. he said. announcil)g the suit. said it is 8:00 p.m. - Graduate College FrIday, A~t 1 just that kind of ring-around-the­ NEW YORK 94 PC 8:00 p.m. - University Play, rosy. on a hillside. Then a hitch de- Starting Monday the manufac- "part of the continuing program of Lecture, "Treasures ot Mt. Athos." veloped. The crew was unable to turing force wili be cut to 3.000. the antitrust division to prevent NORTH CAROLINA 32 C Dr. Robert E. Moyers, Art Bldg. "A Doll's House," Theatre. The foreign delegations have been trooping to Washington re­ . businessmen and others from com­ T1leeda,.. JuI, 29 Weduetday, AUK. 6 bining to place restrictions upon NORTH DAKOTA 8 C 8:00 p.m. - 'University Play, 5:00 p.m.-Close of summer ses­ cently, following some changes in what memb"rs of the general pub­ OHIO p "A Doll's House." Theatre. sion. the rules by congress. to beg re­ Wants Vice Presidency 54 prieve on this or that tariff. lic may see on their television Wed..... ,., lab 30 7:30 p.m.-University Commence­ sets." OKLAHOMA 24 C 8:00 p.rn. - UnIversity Play. ment, field house. Technically. the suit charged OREGON 12 P "A Doll's House," Theatre. Thursday. AUK. '7 German Witnesses conspiracy to l'elitrain interstate 8:00 p.m. - Music Hour. John Opening of Independent Study commerce in films of 16 millime­ Simma, piano, WSUI (Studio E). Unit for graduate students. Testify at Trial ter width. the width used on tele­ PENNSYLVANIA 70 p vision. Theaters use 35 millimeter (Por lIIfenuUOD reprdIq dates be,01l4 this lebeda1e. RHODE ISLAND 12 C ... I'tIIen'aUo.. lD the office ot the President. Old Vapi&oL) Of Former Iowan \ films which are then converted to 16 millimmeters for use on TV SOUTH 'AROLINA 16 c WIESBADEN, Germany (iP) aod also in private clubs. hos­ Three German dub women were pitals. schools, churches etc. SOUTH DAKOTA a P ca lied as defense witnesses Tues­ GOP, Demos Operate day in the black market trial of TENNESSEE 28 C Mrs. Katherine Reed. wife of a TEXAS 52 C U.S. air force colonel formerly of WSUI PROGRAM Under Different 'Rules Ottumwa, Ia. UTAH 12 C The trio - all members of the CHICAGO (A") -Except for two CALENDAR VERMONT 6 C important differences, the ,..Demo­ German-American women's club majority of the delegates from here-said they had held frequent 8:00 Mornlnl Chapel VIRGINIA , crats and the Republicans run \8:15 News that state when the delegates have theIr national conventions under meetings in Mrs. Reed's home and 8:30 Summer Serenade added "we have the greatest re­ 9:00 Ancient Medieval CuUure pretty much the Same rules - been chosen in a state convention 8:S0 Women's News WASHINGTON 22 C those of the house of representa­ tbat has approved the "unit rUle." spect for her." 10:00 The Bookshell Mrs. Reed. wile of Col. Allan 10:t5 Baker's DOlre" WEST VIRGINIA 20 P tives. State delegations to the Repub­ II :00 Date In Holl~wood Reed. fonner commanding officer 11 :i~ Music Album When something comes up that lican convention spilt in many di­ WIS~ONSIN 28 p rections, some voting for Eisen­ of the Wiesbaden military post, is 11:30 Excursions ln ,SC'lence isn't covered by those rules. the on trial before a U.S. court II :45 Fronl the Editor's Desk ancient rule of precedent applies. hower. some tor Taft, and some 12:00 Rhythm RnmbleJI 10 , for other candidates. charged with dealing in coffee, 12 :30 News • That means tti'at each convention gasoline coupons and currency on U:45 Orsanal,es ALASKA 6 C 1:00 Muslc.1 Cnat. usually follows the rulings of pre­ The two parties don't see eye to the Wiesbaden black market. 2:00 News ; CANAL iONE 2 C ceding conventions when a ques­ eye. either. on the matter of In reply to defense counsel 2:10 Early t9th Cen tury M\lIlc tion arises that is not covered by forcing roll-call votes. 3:00 Sinaini Americans ., . ------~--~----4_--~----~--~----+_--i__; questions, the club women said 3:15 Here. ls Austratta , DIST. OF COLUMJIA 6 P a specific rule. The Demoorats follow the house they never saw any evidence - of 3:10 PrOUdly We Hall The Democrats jUld the Repub­ of representatives rule that says a 4:00 IQwa Olllon Rawo Hour HAWAII 6' black market activities during 4:30 Tea Tune Melodie. I roll-call shall be ordered when at licani pert company on their rules their visit1l to Reed's home. 5:00 I'roddy Martltl . PutRTO RICO 6 C J()vem1nl unit votlnl and obtain­ least one-fifth of those presen t de­ Ear}. 5:15 Children', H6..r Defense counsel Smith then 5:30 New. inI· roll-calls by state dele,ations. mand it. called Mrs. Reed's servants. hair lNDlA EDWARDS, VICE CHAIRMAN 01 UJe Democratic national 5:45 Sporll Time I VIRGIN ISLANDS 2 C The Republicans have no 50- Republicans make roll-call dresser and masseur to testify that committee and dlrec&or of Its women'. diVision. loob In en her own 6:00 Dinner Hour a 0:55 News TOTALS 1230 ca~ · .. ~nit rull/.\' The l])emocrats mandato;'y when any state de­ they were always paid in German call1pallrn headquarters In ChlcaKo. Mn. Edwards has a lonnal 7:00 Epl.ode. In American }Ill tory have one, it says t~at all the dele­ mands it and at least six others marks. in compliance with the campallfn center--eohlplete with water cooler-to pl'eBB her-drl",a to 7:30 MusIc You Want 7:55 Oper.-"Cosl fan lillie" aates of a state must vote w)th the 10in in \he.demanq, law. win the vice preSidential nomination. (61~ . Nff'ded 10" l'Iomlrllltl) I 10 .t~ S1.01'{. On' -. • ... Egyptian General Installs New Premier

Employs Army School Superintendents Shown Vu-graph Cedar Rapids Sell Your Odds & Ends Through Thrifty Iowan Classifiedsl To Oust Hilaly Home Ruined r WANT AD RATES r Places To Eat Work Wanted CAIRO, Egypt UP) - A thrice­ I'£AR 'round drive-In oervl~•. DI.tincUv. BABY IItUntr. Dial .'. ODe da)' .... __ Ie per word dJnlna: room se.rvlce. Free deUven wounded Egyptian war hero, Three dan ___ l%e per word LOGHJlY'S RESTAURAN'T. JOB a. t"ook for f'ralel'nJl,)' .. avowed foe of corruption In the Five day. _. _____ .. 150 per _d rowa City . government and armed forces, By Explosion TeD day •.. __ .__ ..2tcl per word Typing seized control of the army in a ODe month ... _._38c per worel LoSI and Found lightning coup Wednesday and CEDAR RAPIDS lIP) The THESIS and len.ral typlnl, rnlm_ year-old home of Elmer Doskocil MlnlIDllm eharla He ",aplUn,. Notary Publl~ . ]llary V. LOST: Bunch k~~ . " .00 r..... ard. Pbone forced a man of his choice in~o Burna. 801 Iowa State Bank. Dial 2651 • - ... was wrecked by an explosion IIrln,. A,.,ertl.eae.u t . or 2327. !txt. 2072. the premierShip. 'I'll. Dall1 ' .... n BatJa... orll.. Wednesday afternoon, but no one ...... t B.n .r EXPERIENCED thesis, ,eneral typlnl. FOUN'D------; Yountt brown male ~ocker While most of Cairo slept, Maj. Phone 2f!2!I. .panl.1. 8-11433. Gen. Mohammed Naguib pro­ was in llie building and no one claimed himself army commander was hurt. TII!:l\lS typln,. Dial 11-3108. ------~hir-tru~cti~· o-n------in chief and surrounded the royal While Doskocil made no esti­ CALL 4191 Business TUTORING, trlmllallonl. OernIan, palace and government buildings mate or the damage, spectators Opportunity lonnch. Span ..h . Dial net. Miscellaneous r or Sale with tanks and armored cars. guessed it might be about $10,000. fOT£L. D.luJCe. on 3 hlways. almost BALLROOM dance leuoM. MImI Youd. baths 11485. Twenty high ranking officers The frame home contained four REfRIGERATOR S43. dIvan $6. wrlUnl[ new, brick. Uled (both tub and Wurlu. Dial , hower •. carpeta. l1lodern '·room hom~ . were arrested. rooms and an attic. d.. k $e, hl.h .bald and pad $e, end neta $12.000 yearly. "O.OQO down. New­ tobl ... lamps. mpLlI .ocke.. 6225 House for Rent Hours later, Premier Ahmed "It just blew up," was the con­ land, Broker, 222 N . JDplln , Joplin, Mo. Naguib Hilaly Pasha and his cab­ sensus of several witnesses. Assis­ SPINET pl.no:Tor a r~.1 opine I plano FOR renl. house partly furnished. un­ baraain write at. once to: Bob Ben. on Aulomotive attached ,ara.~ . m .5O. Box 40. inet resigned. lanl Fire Chief Bud Thompson 1114 LeCI.1re SlreeL Davenpol'L Jowa. Took Over Tuesday theorized tha I the blnsl was -- --- USED auto partl. Coralville SAlva,e FOR r."t. houae. ParUy furnl hed, un- MINN'ESOTA 110m, coat 1381; $31. Snow Company. 01.1 11121. .Uached tta",~ . '12.50. BOlt 40. They had taken office only caused by gas. He said a construc­ bool. 11'.1. $3. Good condition. 1128 Tuesday, forming the fifth gov­ tion company bulldozer was grad­ N. Unn. 2964. WANTED ; Old c.... for Junk. Bob !FOR rent - Sep~mber I.t-to reliable ernment to serve since anti-Brit­ Goody'. Aulo Pan.. DIAl 8·11". renter on lease. 414 Brown St,reet. U ing the street nearby, that it ap­ USED C.E... frl ••ralor. $3!1! Phone 7420 , Interested \\Tlte Mn. Charles .1. PhInney. ish' mobs swept Cairo in disastrous parently caught a gas line, jerking Music and Radio liD E. Tirsl Slr~t. Monroe. MI~hl,an. riots last January. LEE tennis racquet. n)'lon &rtn,•. Preu the pipe loose from the Doskocil and ~o"f'r LIke new- used onl)' ty.lce. Naguib demanded that former 115 originally. Will elr for $7.50. 5113. RADIO Repair. Pick-up '.nd deUvuy. Loans Premier Aly Maher Pasha take home. Woodburn Sound Service. 8-0151. USED G . E. rerrl,erator No. 35. Pllone the premiership again. Soon after, Cas company workmen shut ot! 7420 . QUlCK LOANS on J.welry. clothln,. as jet fighters flew low over the DAVIE, ( DIRECTOR of eorrespon Vu-..rallh • the gas In that area, and pollee Wanted To Buy radlOJ. etc. HOCK-BYE LOAN, lJII~ COCK£Rp;-;;"le •. Dlat 1-0243. S. DubJQue. capital, King Fal'ouk I asked Ma­ choot Publill Relations work hop being Left tD rl .. M, barricaded streets to keep people 'VANT to buy or rent " Camll)1 .tzed ~$$$ LOANED on .un., came.r•• , dll- her Pasha to try to form a gov­ la. away, pat·ticularly smokers. 184a ROYAL PGllBbl •. £xcellent condi­ Dav!'es; upt. Vernon Anderson, 1\lallard. Ia., and Ullt. 1\1. F. "'hUney, Elkader, The Vu-..raph tion ..., . 119 S. Linn. Apt. 10 - 1- 3 tent nnd car top IUll&ne. rack. 83322. mundo. clothln,. ete. RELIABLE LOAN ernment. The premier-designate throWll the image of a page onto a screen ",hiah is behind the speaker. Members ot the workshop are Mi s Mary McCarthy, a neigh­ Co. 108 E ..t Burllnllon. resigned last March because, he studying- programs for interpreting tire school to the community. BENDLX AUTOMATIC WI'SHER. &75. Apartment for Rent bor ot the Doskoclls, said she REFRIGERATOR. $115 . ACORN CAS Riders Wanled saJd, "mysterious influences" were RANCE. $68. SOFA-B£D $20. BEDROO ~ glanced out ot a window, saw the FOR 'trnt. apartment. Three r()Om. tully working against him. SET. ~. ao3GI. side or the house blown out and lurnllhed. prJvate ("ntrance, privale RIDERS to New York City. Leave- Iowa In a nation-wide broadcast, Na­ the roof collapse. MAN'S Schwinn blc~cle _ ba.ket, front b,'lh. luundry f.clllll . $50.00. Call 3418. City Autr\1l1 II. Wrl\e NOrlon Menvln- guib said corruption and brlbery 'Shipshape' Highlanders lGOP Leaders Visit W. H. Flickinger, another nelah­ whul brake. exc.llent condition. Pbone PliONt 8-32112. deslrabl. lwo room aparl- .ky, 105 Ninth SI_I, Am ... Iowa. were "the main reason for our 9352. ment one block from buslne I dlstr1ct. failure in the Palestine war (in bor, said he felt the jar hom the UNDERWOOD Standard lypewrH.r. Just Ulllili •• furnl,hed . $00.00. 1948) ; they are the main reason far side of his home. Leo Johnson, overhAuled. cleaned, ~Xc.el1enl rondl. CIRL 10 .hare lumllhed apar'tlnent. Dlot Begin Counting Calories 'Ike at Vacation Cabin Uon. Phone 8352. tr118 atter 5. for troubles in Egypt's political a street department workmal'!, and MALE COOK Ira Smart. who also was working and economic life." ABOARD TIlE SS AROSA,-- - Autos for Sale - Uled BA(.·HELOR .purlm.nll tor rent. Dial about a block away, said they saw 8-MII7. must be available ror dinner and New Spirit Wanted K!JLM - The SUI's Sc~ttish rusk (light, soft. crusty bread In Colorado Rockies "Therefore, we thought the HIghlanders are last developing a I . the home collap e and Sma rt ------1137 TUDoR ford . 560.00. or refrigerator, SMALL furnlilled Ipartm.nt. Stud-n\ broiler work by July 28. Your op­ steps we have taken were neces­ [ear of becoming "shipshape." made WIth ye~t and eggs) as they FllASER, COLO. UP) - Tanned added the blast sounded llke a (urnlture trade, 226 North Lucal. ~ouple or v_duet. lady. PhoDe MIl portunlty to work in a well betw ... n 8 a.mA p.m. sary to inspire ,the Egyptians with According to Webstcr's defin- can eat. and chipper, Dwiaht D. Eisen- couple of artill ry shells going oCr. 1941 lIVDSON. Good cI.nn elr. New equipped kitchen with excellent a new spirit and determination to Hion the term means trim, tidy However, eating doesn't con- hower cooked breakfast Wednes- Doskocil is a teller at a bank tire . Cheap Jvan Ludl1l8ton. 21'712 S . working condition, Do not income and stove in his cabin exploded dUt'­ Heye a graduate. The ~wo seOlors dall Whets, 1215 Highland, Iowa Rent-A-Car "Even with a business school diploma, wel'e Mary Ruth OClrmga, City, Wednesday at Mercy hos­ poin t where they need pay only reserve. ing the quake. The other 11 vic- W~st the best I was offered was $35 a week Branch, and Margaret Elame pita!. or ... till I ran a Want Ad stating my that low average on their pay- The average yearly payment of tims were crushed by falling Ross, J(enilworth, Ill. rolls to make benefits available. unemployment compensation the structures here. qualifications. Next day I landed a. !ob Election to membership is based paying me $50." This also meaQs, the spokesman past four years has been $3,171,- Another strong afterquake was SEPARATED FROM 9th on scholarship, leadership and Rent-A-Truck _sa_i_d,_th_a_t_m_a_i_o_r_e_m-.:...p_lo..:y_e_S_in_I_o_w_a_o_3_2_. ~______recorded by California Institute NEW YORK (JP) - Asbestos general ability. heir Tommy Manville and his of Technology seismologists at I nitiation waS h~ld in the home ninth wife, Anita Roddy-Eden, HERTZ Dr~:l~ur SYSTEM A Texan Blasts Seating Vote 11:14 a.m. Wednesday. Scientists economics dining rOom in Mac­ have separated after 12 days of say more than 50 aftershocks have Bride hall. marriage. Licensee been recorded since the big tem- •• 0 sold my stove blor. I BLONDIE CHIC YOUNG MAHER BROS. "My range was 11 years old and no The aftershocks brought. down longer manuactured. But I found a more bricks from already dam­ PhOM 9696 buyer for it with a Want Ad in one aged buildings at nearby Arvin. day. And sold it for 40 '10 more than I'd hoped for." Anti-U,S. Feeling Rises in Tehran . Wanted- TEHRAN, Iran (IP) - Anti­ American feeling rose Wednesday got a high oRer in many parts of Tehran with the ••• easing of a domestic crisis that "The best I had been offered by saw rightist Abmed Qavam ousted Janitor lriends and nei&hbors for myoId from the premiership and nation­ alist Mohammed Mossadegh re­ baby plan pen, baby carriage, turned to power with increased Part time work. high chair and scales was $15. prestige. With a Want Ad that cost only A belief developed among Iran­ $1.40 I got $32 for the lot," ians that the United States had Mornings only. supported Qavam, advocate of a British-Iranian 0 i I settlement, against MossadegJ{, the gulding FOR QUICK , spirit of Iran's oil nationalization Apply manager. program. Qavam himsell variously reported under ECONOMICAL RESULTS •.a. or a fugitive. And the vote Tuesday of an American judge on the Interna­ -E.ng lert PHONE 4191 tional Court of Justice at the •POUNDING HIS FOREHEAD FOR EMPHASIS, Joseph " ..: .. un ..ln , Hague against a majority deci­ :AIISUn, Tex., who Is a. ,.:aury Ma.verick pro-administration delegate sion disclaiming . jurisdiction in to the Democratic eonv'entlon, is shown as he blHerly denouJI(!ed the Britain's oil suit against Iran an­ credentials eommlUee's decision to sea t "regula.r" delegates from gered mnny Iranians 'formerly Theatre Daily Iowan Wanl Ads Texas, In bls speeeh be l)redic~ed thaI 'I-exas will go RCI)ublican, [ricndly to thc Unitcd States. PAC! FOUR - THE DAILY TOWA.~, TlTUBSDAY, JULy 24, l.95Z ISTC'5 Smith -lemon 6-Hits New York, 7-3 Only American U.·s. Gets' 61 More PointS, CLEVELAND (JP) -The Cleve­ land Indians bounced back behind Browns Fall Again Mat Champion six-hit hurling by Bob Lemon WELCOME RELIEF By Alan Maver , Lead Wednesday night to defeat the But Russ Still Olvmpici ST. LOUIS (IP) - Philadelphia's HELSINKI (iP) - The Unitel1 New York Yankees 7-3 and cut Athletics came from behind for States took only one Olympic By TED SMlTS the Yanks' first ?Iace lead o\'er tree style wrestling gold medal the second straight night Wednes­ Helsinki (AP)·-- and toss, whipped the spear out 72.46 at a furious beat, came up. T1lt the Boston Red Sox to four games. day night to defeat the St. Louis Wednesday night as Russia, Tur­ scored an amazing one­ key and Sweden each carried of! Young, on his sticond, broke the Annapolis boat, however, contill­ Browns by a 3-2 score as the two victory for the United States two· titles and Japan won the ued to pull away and won in tht Browns bowed to their- seventh in the javelin Wednesday and meters (237 feet, 8.832 inches) and . - good time ot 6:25.9. Russia WI! other. record. No one could better these consecutive defeat. The lone American grappler to Andy Stanfield led an American clocked fn 6:31.2. • • marks. It was their fifth one-run loss cart away a gold medal was Bill slam of the 200 meters, but Russia The American sweep in the 201 In the last sbc games. Smith of Cedar Falls, Ia., and he maintained its total point lead over Records In Trlall meters was an impressive 0Ilt was so surprised he started to step the star spangled forces after the Dillard's and Ashenfelter's Stanfield had only had a slnlle . * * * up on the third place winner'S fourth day of the . marks were both made in trial yard over of Kamas Bums Finally Lose stand when the honors were For the first time, the United heats, and while Dillard's per­ State, who was timed in :20.1, handed out for the welterweights. States temporarily surged ahead formance came as no surprise, and Jim Gathers on leave fronI BROOKLYN (.4") - Harp' Per­ The United States' iune defend­ of Russia in the unofficial battle everyone was talking about the the air force was inches behind kowski, Cincinnati southpaw, ing champion, Henry Wittenberg, for team honors as Uncle Sam's way Ashenfelter, an FBI man who Baker in the same time. became the tirst lelthanded start­ finished second in the light heavy­ boys continued to dominate the once competed tar Penn Sta te, ran er to beat the Dodgers this year Stanfield is a graduate of Se­ weight division. The New York track and field competition. But away from Mikhail Saltykov of ton Hall university. as he went the route for a 6-4 pOliceman won in the 1948 games the Soviet athletes came right Soviet Russia - a rather. unusual victory Wednesday which ended at London. back to pile up big totals in wo­ thing for an FBI man. Brooklyn's nine-game winning There was a brief mInute or men's gymnastics and wrestling. America's victory in the eight­ streak. two when Wittenberg - who At the end of the day the score oared rowing was its seventh Edward s. Rose-8GtI It was Cindnnati's second win wasn't even on the mat at the was Russia 266~, United States straight in this Olympic event. 1n 15 games with the league lead­ time - iooked like he had a MARCELLE Non - AlIerrle 202. Navy's magnificent unbeaten crew CoameUca - we are the ar;ell& ers. chance of a Iso winning. represented the nation and did it Under the complex scoring sys­ U.S. Over RlWla for this tine line - let .. Perkowski, registering his eighth magnificently, spurting into the lhow you Uleae ~ooda -wblie victory against six defeats, ai­ tem in use In the 236 matches, the In track and field and rowing lead at the start 'lind increasing Its you are In our store IUOll' .. result of the bout between Wiking I lowed 10 hits with Billy Cox's Wednesday the U. S. outscored margin to full length by the half to till your PRESCRIPTION fifth inning double and GU Hod­ Palm of Sweden and Adil Atan Russia 61 to 351h but the Soviet way mark in the 2,000 meter or lu1'1l.Wl ..me vitamla PH­ ges' 19th homE'r in the sixth driv- of Turkey determined Wittell­ had a 34-26 margin in free style course, roughly equivalent to a duet - ing in all the Brooklyn runs. berg's placing. I wrestling and' picked up 60!h Bob Lemon IC Palm 10~t, Wittenberg would mile and one quarter. Home runs by Joe Adcock, points in the women's gymnastics, The British shell, ex?Ccted to DRUG SHOP Gioes Ollly 1 Earned Run get the gold medal, but the Swed­ in which the Americans were shut Andy Semlnlck and Bob Borkow­ be the chief rival, began to tade I 1" S. Dubuque 8l SATCHEL ish grappler held off a furious out. ski oft Carl Erskine gave Perkow­ attacI{ from Atan in the tinal and then the red-shirted Russians, The victory, coming after the ski a fine early cushion, Erskine, PAI(;E, minutes of the bout and won. America continued its domina­ Tribe's double loss to New York losing his third game against 10 Sr. ~o{//s BROWNS This put Wittenberg second with tion of the Olympic eight oar row­ Tuesday, was Lemon's 10th win wins, also gave up three doubles RFt./~;: ,AF?r/~r, /lAG Atan third. Ing event as Navy's undefeated against eight defeats. in his five-inning tenure. SEEN Gl?.,...,..I/'IG ~o A1A#Y The Soviet showed up at its crew beat Russia by a length and He didn't allow an earned run ANe> . 'Stlcll £.0#6 CALL G first Olympic games with good big a half. RECORD until the ninth inning when Phil * * * /0 M7')" liE IIA5N'7' !lAP men. David Gimakuridze took the Adhemar Ferreira Da Silva of Rizzuto led off with a homer-his Rush Ta kes 10th k/(JCI/ CI/A#Cl? middleweight championship with­ Brazil and Shirley Strickland of 7'0 (j5E 1I1f? 5P~CIAL first of the season-Into the left BOSTON (.4")-Righthander Bob out much trouble and Arsen Australia smashed world records field sea ts. eN/I. '- ?i:# C/IAIR - tfE~ Mekoklshzili annexed the heavy­ BONANZA! Rush turned in his 10th win for PI!f,?.ROVi:P rll~ in track and field as five new Tom Gorman, the Yankees' be­ weight crown. Olympic marks were set and two the Chicago Cubs Wednesday "TIIEORY)lE!; O/IL.Y/f For the Turks, who are rabid spectacled roo k i e righthander, night by holding the Boston '?~R !J .wm#6 A'/AJI tied. suttered his first major league de­ wrestling fans, Hassan Cemici Records Fall Braves to five hits for II 6-2 vi.c­ fIIIrll 10 ANI> /I won the flyweight crown and 30 DAYS FREE RECORDS feat. He won his lirst two de­ tOI·Y. The Cubs pounded Max Sur­ ~NqVc5 57'"1#7'5 1# WA'ICtf In all, three world records have ci,ions. gold medal. Through Record Factory Cooperation we are. kont and Ernie Johnson for 13 liE ALLowee>OItILY 2 /?tI#!;/ Besides Palm's win In the light been bettered And 12 Olympic hits, one of them a third inning heavyweight division, tast and records have been broken and authorized to sell you two records of your choice Nats* Win* in* 16 hornet by Tommy Brown. aggressive Olle Anderberg hand­ three tied at the half way mark in The Cubs clinched matters in ily picked up the lightweight gold track and field competition. ond give you a third one FREE! DETROIT (.4") - The Washing­ the fourth inning when, with two Sioux City Open Preview - medal for Sweden. Tom Evans of In men's track and field - the ton Senators pushed over three out, they clouted Surkont for lour Norman, Okla., lost to Anderberg games' blue ribbon sport - the runs in the 16th inning to whip consecutive singles for two runs. and received the silver meda1 for United States has won 10 out of the last place Detroit Tigers, 5-2, Those blows were made by Dee second place. 13 finals with 1l more to be de­ p.m. Over 1.000 Wednesday and even the series al Fondy, Bill Serena, Brown and Zimmerman 8-Under, Par Josi ah Henson, a Tulsa, Okla., cided . .At London in 1948 Ameri­ Both 45 r. a game apiece. Rush in that order. boy representing the Navy Olym­ cans won 11 gold medals. These and 78 r. p. m. ~tandard and Pinchhitter Cliff Mapes' homer Rush kept the Tribesmen score­ pic squad, lost a tough scramble games could become the greatest had tied it at 2-ali for the Tigers less until the bottom of the sixth, In Pro-Amateur Meet to Nasser G1.!ivetchi of Iran for American triumph since the pres­ Popular Records in, the ninth. when a base on balls, a doubLe second honors in the feather­ ent Olympic program was estab­ Records SIOUX CITY, lA. (JP) - Three weight division and took third Eddie Yost walked to open the and a single accounted for Bos­ teams turned in 625 Wednesday lished-but Russia has shown an Included in to Choo.. ton's two runs. Youngest, Oldest place. aU-around power that has amazed 16th, tok second on Jackie Jen­ to tie for first place in the pro­ This Offer. from. sen's single and came home on amateur golf tournament which everyone. Pete Runnels' single to center. * * * preceded today's opening of $15,- Golfers Advance Olympic Totals The result of the javelin came Jensen moved to third on the hit Phillies Win, 4-1 000 Sioux City open. as a shock to the Finns, and a and Runnels took second on the In Women's Meet HELSINKI (IP) - The batlle ior surprise to the Americans. The PHILADELPHIA (IP) - A fifth The three p~os of these teams, • You make your own choice. throw to the infield. Mickey Ver­ Al Zimmerman, Portland, Ore.; DES MOINES UP) -The young­ the unofficial Olympic title re­ home team had even hoped for a non then singied to right, scor­ inning homer by Del Ennis with est and oldest contestants in the one on helped the Philadelphia AI Besseling, Denver, and Milo;) mained a two-country affair Wed­ slam. But Bill Miller, on his first • You buy what you want. ing both Jensen and Runnels. Marusic, Herkimer, N. Y., each Iowa Women's State golf tourna­ nesday with Russia still showing Phillies grab a 4-1 win over the • Pay for two, qet one Free. FI'ank Shea pitched s?Cctacu­ Pittsburgh Pirates Wednesday shared $420. ment had easy sledding in their the way to the United States by larly lor 14 Innings for the Sen­ night as righthander Steve Rid­ Four teams tied for the next third round matches Wednesday. a margin of 266'. points to 202. Mrs. NeJlie Staats of Davenport, '. Thla is not a grab baq. ators. He should have won by a zik, making his second start ol places with 63s. The pros of each Team standings are strictly un­ 2-1 score in regulation time. But the campaign, held the losers to team got $57.50. 53-year-old former titleholder, official, because only individual swept past Mrs. Delmar Todd of a costly Washington error gave live hits over the !Irst sevcn in­ Zimmerman toured the Elm­ victories count in Olympic re­ COME IN NOWI the Tigers a run and Mapes' nings before Robin Roberls took Des Moines by a 6 and 5 margin. cords. But it has become the cus­ wood course in eight-under-par Mrs. Staats fired par golf on the pinch hit home run gave them over the mound chores from the Wednesday for the low pro-amll­ tom of awarding a country 10 Make your choice whUe our .election is complete I outgoing nine in her easy victory. another to send the contest info tiring rookie. teur score of 64. He picked up $75 points for first, with the next five The youngest contestant, J 7- overtime. prize money for his brilliant places counting 5-4-3-2-1 res?Cc­ 40 Years of Satisfied Customers year-old Patty Westfall who holds tively. round. the Iowa girls title, crushed Mrs. On th is basis, here is the stand­ Open Week Days - 9 to 5 p.m. BoSox* Get * 7 *in 9th Maior Scoreboard Besselink and Doug Ford, Yon­ H. L. McConachie of Des Moines ing of tho 10 leaders after tour kers, N. Y., tied for second, each 7 and 6. days of competition: LAREW CO. :-IATIONAL STANDINGS 227 E' Washlll&'ton CHICAGO Exploding for W L PCT. G8 with 66. They split $75 in prize 11') - Mrs. Ed Mueller of Davenport 1. Russia 266 'h Phone 9681 Beven runs in the ninth inning, Brooklyn .... 60 23 .723 Monday. eliminated Mrs. Jim Piggott of New Yo, k ... 54 31 .635 7 2. United States 202 SPENCER'S HARMONY HALL the Boston Red Sox waUoped the St. Loul. . .. 51 40 .560 13 The low individual amateur Des Moines 5 and 4 and will play 3. Hungary 59 e w •••" .....'" A.'._tIi Chicago White Sox 10-4 before Chf

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