(Iowa City, Iowa), 1959-06-13

and tlul People of Iowa Cit" Established In 1868 - Five Cents a Copy Associated Press Leased Wire and Wirephoto; International Leased Wire lflwa City, Iowa, Saturday, June 13, 1959 Rape Testimony: Detllan d Sum m it Meet, 'Premeditation' n Want Ad TALLAHASSEE, Fla. I.fI - A winds snake·like tilrough a lonely away but that the otber got into leen-age witness testified Friday woods. It is there that the coed the defendants' car after he that one of four white deCendants says she was raped seven times pushed her "just once, not hard." in the rape of a Negro coed told by the defendants. Hamlin testified: "He - Beagles him hours in advance that he was Earlier the Negro rape victim - said he had intercourse with Berlin ..Ultimatum Stands going out to get a Negro girl. was quoted as telling Beagles duro the girl one time" and "that the As the state neared the end , oC ing the alleged attack .. If you others had intercourse with the its case against the four white won 't tell anybody, I won 't tell girl, and that she did not cry out. ·' youths, Jimmy Cooper, a crew-cut anybody." Hamlin then turned to the con· In Technological World, Says Speaker- red-haired youngster in blue duhga· "I just want to go back to fession of the eldest defendant, Reds Want rees, took the witness stand. He school, ,, ' the girt said according to Willion T. Collinsworth, 23, and said he encountered ,defendant a confession made by Beagles after testified: "He said he saw all the David E. Beagles, 18, OD a Talla· his arrest and placed on the court others have intercourse with her hasseee street at 9: 15 p.m. May 1. record in the testimony of Deputy and that he had intercourse with Summit Meet In the course of their· conversa· Sheriff Raymond Hamlin Jr. her only once. [ asked him what tion Cooper testified: "He said he Excerpts from tile confessions she said when they were alone, Sell-€ommand Needed were ' related by Hamlin and an· and he said that she asked him 'S nigger -". other deputy who interrogated the if they were going to hurt her and Regardless ] It was about four hours later, white youths after their arrest he told her, "'no, sir.''' It is the fate of educators today according to the state, that Beagles May 2, despite vigorous defense Regarding Stoutamire, 16, Ham· to "stick ollr necks way out aod Ministers To Meet and three companions raped the objections. Tape recordings of the lin said of the time when the keep them out:' the Commence Negro girl repeatedly after abo confessions were brought into the white defendants first seized , the ment speaker told some 1,S40 new In Secret On Monday ducting her from a car where she courtroom but they were not coed: "Ollie said he told them, SUI graduates at the Fieldhouse was sitting with her Negro escort. GENEVA - Ru ia's And· played because the court held they 'Turn that girl loose and let's get Friday morning. rei A. Gromyko Friday refused Other defendants are Willion T. were repetitious. away from here,' but nobody paid A. N. Jorgensen, president C CoJllnsworth, Patrick G. Scar· to withdraw hi Berlin ultimatum »amlin said Beagles told him any attention to him. He said that the University of Connecticut, told and d manded a Summlt meeling borough and Ollie Stoutamire. that when the white youths came girl didn't cry out in the woods, Iowa graduates and their familil1s on Mo cow ', terms. Gromyko 's CooPer admitted under cross· upon the Negro girl, her date and that the others had inter~ourse that higher education, rather than ledgehammer speech seemed to examination that he had disagree· another couple in a parked cal' with her and hc twice. r asked him stick to the rear of an advancing ma h any hope for agreement at ments in the past with Beagles "the couples in the car were hav. what she said and he said that the society, should work at shaping "a the Big Four Coreign mInisters over an unidentified girl and over ing intercourse." This has been llrst time she didn't say anything" decisively innuential community of conference. remarks Beagles accused him of denied by the coed and her com· and that "the second time she people around the world who can American omclal. said Gra making about the latter's sister. panions' from the witness stand. asked him if they were going to and do talk to each other, who myko's in Istence on II Summit con .' Late in the afternoon the 12 Beagles was quoted as saying hurt her and he said, 'No, they are have enough sense to see the other f renee regardle I of whal hap that one of the Negro girls ran not going to hurt you." jurors and two alteCliates, ac· fellpw's sense, enough knowled.e pens at the minlst f$ talk. indl· companied by the defendants, the to acknowledge ' their own igpor' cated the Soviets w ra preparing judge and the attorneys for both ance, and who guard the continuo to "write ofC" the conference. sides were taken to the scene oC Steel Stalem~te Stiffens; ity oC history and the divine spark One American official said it c the alleged crime. It is a tiny in man from the dark legions .C appeared "Gromyko was .ayin, clearing beside a dirt road that Chaos." the requiem (or this conference:' rg 'No To I ndividual Talks Whil. at preHnt It I. Import· Diplomatic sources said it I pos ' ant for thll country to .chleve a ible th re would be a lona "re NEW YORK (IP! - Positions stiffened Friday in the already slale· politi on of Idontlfic and mllit...., ces" by the nd oC next week /HIrlty with Runi., Jor,... _11 Panel Offers mated steel industry dispute, casting doubt on .... hen and how negot· rather than an outrlrht break-oft $lid, whfn We tet tI!w., w. mult or the talks, with the possibility iations might be resumed. k.., In mll)d th.. no marvel. of With lalks broken off for the second day in a row, both sides th mini ters could meet again at JLDER technology, no new bomb., M n lat r dnt . Nuclear lest held directly opposing views as to the basis for further discussion. new groupint. of tha Joint Chief,. U,S. cretory oC State Christian The United Steelworkers of Am· ------ "0 crew·le .....bmarlnes firing at. Graduation By The Family Plan erica demanded that future talks un ...n tertetl CAn compare with A. Herter quickly convened on ex· Lb59~ lrnordinary se slon of the Western be with individual companies, Dis· the "wi.. HIt·commend whlc" THREE MEMBERS OF THE BILSLAND FAMILY, Sheldon, beum. alumni of SUI at commence· Detection Plan cussions in the past during cur· prIYents tho limo bomb. from tinisters to discuss th situation Tempers Fly ment exnciH. Friday. A fourth family member 'aklng a pictur. of the ,raduat.. il Roger BIIII.nd, caused when the Soviet Foreilln ,WASHINGTON (UPIJ _ A White rent negotiations have been on an f.llin, on tho tender skin of our who received hi, bachelor', degr .. in IMch_niul engineering from low. St.te Colleg. in Februery. _n n earth." Minister blandly sald he was glv. House panel of scientific experts indutsrywide basis. ,r.. The SUI ,raduat..- art (from left) Barb.r. Bit,land Han.en, who rec:elved _ B,A. degree and cer· ing neither "ultimatum nor Dik called Friday for a new series of The 12 major steel companies In German In discussing the American sys· tiflcate in dental hy,lene, and Keith and Margie Bill land, who received degree. In commerce. tat" - but the Allies must get out underground atomic and conven· gave a flat "no" answer to the tem of education, Jorgensen said of We t Berlin. lie demanded that tional explosions as soon as possible individual talks. that because it is a democratic sys· th Geneva meeUn, place "no ob· DE to help set up a fool·proof nuclear "No company represenlatives tem, it runs cettaln risks, just ~s Mother Of 'Dozen'- stacles" in the path oC a summit test detectioll system. will attend," said an indutsry state· Parliament Rift docs e 4eq)OCr~ ~iUW I!YjiI~. Eaubu5 l:Iits parley, Both II all'eed to • 'the panel, headed by Dr. Lloyd ment, after a poll ot the separate BONN, Germany ({JPI) - Eco· For fnstance, he s8Jd, there is the secret meeting on Monday, which Berkner, said it would be com· firms. nomics Minister Ludwig Erhard risk that some students wiIl waste will take lh conr renee into Its paratively easy for any nation to The conflict left prospects for Friday contradicted Chancellor their education, Still others, in Racial Issue Dr. Gilbreth Here June 23 Ixth week, But the W t show d cheat on a test detection system new meetings uncertain, with the Konrad Adenauer's version of his whom education has stimulated am· it had lItll or no hope. French set up now. It said new tests were expiration of the labor contract about·face decision to remain in bition which circumstances or lack Globe·trottlng, 81 ·yeaNlld Dr. ment of M chanical Engineering, Foreign Mini ter Maurice Couv-: needed to resolve present uncer· for half a million Steelworkers on oCfice and touched ofC a parlia· of talent will keep them from reo News Stories Lillian M. Gilbreth, an internation· the e "aiumni" will be oble to De Murvlll admiU d he felt "dis tainly in distinguishing an atomic June 30. mentary uproar in which Adenauer alizing, may become embittered or al authority on manag ment who give personal te limony to th couragem nt and wearlne s." explosion Crom an earthquake. A new strategy huddle of the un· was accused of lying. self-pityJng and come to think of MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPl > _ i probably best known to mo t changes In management during the Ru ia's propo al "do not offcr One U.S. official indicated th·e ion's 17l·member Wage Policy The accusation that Adenauer themselves as the "Lost Genera Americans as the mother in the pa st 20 ycar . a basis for dlscu lon," said As· United States would be willing to Committee authorized negotiators lied was made by an opposition lion" or the "Beat Generation." Arkansas Gov. Orval Faubus ac· "Cheaper by the Dozen " family, Dr. Gilbreth , who will sp ak on slstant Secrctary or State Andrew conduct a joint underground test to "take whatever steps they deem socialist after Erhard gave his side But this nation believes that there cused the national press Friday will speak at SUI June 23. "Management and People," reo W. Berding, the U.S. spokesman. each with Britain and Russia, the other necessary" in the snarled dispute. of the story to the Bundestag is no greater risk than the attempt of surrounding the truth of the race Dr. Gilbreth, presid nt of the Herter, Couve De Murville and atomic powers. However, he said Union President David J. Mc· (parliamentl. to eliminllte risk, Jorgensen said, issue with a "paper curtain." New York engineering firm which U.S. negotiators at the Geneva Donald said the indutsry obviously Erhard told the deputies that the and we should never undertake to British Foreign secretary Selwyn atomic talks have not specially was trying "to force a crisis," and Chancellor'S version might have frame a system where fallure would Faubus, an outspoken segrega· bears her name, will address 29 Lloyd had a private lunch with proposed such tests. if the mills are shut down by a given them the impression that he be inconceivable. tioni t said "pseudo.intellectuals of U.S. industry's younger men in We Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt The White House panel also str.ike, the responsibility "will rest executive and supervisory po i· who arrived at Herter's invitation should not have been surpri~d by Concoming the chell... ,e of and fuzzI·minded leClwingers con· lions attending the SUI Manage. to discus the Berlln crl Is and warned that Russia is ahead of clearly on the steel industry. news that Adenauer had deCided to 'peel.lization to domocr.tic qu. t~ol most of the magazines and ment Course. Thc two.week cours , the United states ill research deal· "Our people are united as never newspapers in the world." Rus ia's demands that the Western remain as Chancellor. cation the speaker pointod out which will open Monday, I spon- powers clear out. ing with the detection of under· before in the face of the arrogant He insisted, as he had previo~sly, th.t .:. pertlcul.rly In • Republic He said r~porters "swarmed so red by the SUI College of En. At the semi·public plenary ses· ground explosions. It recommended ' position of the industry," he said. that he had no reason to beheve _ a man is • citilEen In edditltn acrOss the state of Arkansas like gineering. that this country undertake an In Washington, Federal Media· Adenauer would change his mind to whatever .1.. he II honce I. locusts" during the past year "but ' sion oC the ministers, Gromyko urgent seismological research pro· tion Director Joseph F. Finnegan about running for the presidency. Plrtly responsible for "'e whole they did not write the facts as To speak at a dinner meeting at started out by saying solemnly gram to improve detection faeill- said he expected to talk with rep· Erhard's statement touched off group whether or not he I••• they saw them or their editors Iowa Memorial Union, Dr. Gil· thaI his demand of Wednesday that ties. resentatives of both sides inde· angry cries from the opposition tlve ';'litlcally. deleted the facts ." breth wUi be making her 15th ap- the West to get out of Berlin in one year was "not an ultimatum." The Berkner commIttee was set pendently later this month, when Socialists. S 't I th 'b'I't (th pearance at the 20th annual man· up last December by Dr. James they are in Washington for confer· Socialist part whi Karl Mom. 0 I S e .responsl I I Y 0 e Faubus charged newspapers were agement course. AJ 0 participating Then he proceeded to present tills Killian, President Eisenhower'S enees with senators. ~, . p ., educator to pomt out that a man's "printing the news the way they in the course will be Walter L. apparently rock·bottom Ruslian mer. shouted: Llar:Chanecelior duty to liCe is not fulfilled when he want it to happen and not the way Daykin , sm professor of labor former science ' adviser, to study ShQuld a strike come, it would and It took ~everal mmutes ~or the has mastered his craft, business, it occurs." stand: ways oC improving the detection close plants producing 90 per cent speaker to restore order m the or science Jorgensen said. and management and authority on - The Soviet Union "would nev system recommended by East·West of Ihe nation's steel, a major seg· chamber. ' In a 55·minute address to the labor relation , and J. Keith er sign any document which would experts last summer. This recom- ment in the American economy. Opposition Socialist Deputy Hein. J,orgen~n, who earned his bache· joint session of the Alabama legis· Louden, executive vice-presidenl mean the perpetuation of the oc mendalion led to the current Gen· For weeks, negotiators have been rich Deist challenged Erhard to lor s degree at Coe ColJ~ge, Cedar lature, the Arkansas governor des· of Lebanon Steel Foundry, Leban. cupation regime in West Berlln." ch eva test bjln talks. at loggerheads over the union's expiain why he had not corrected Rapids, and both master s and doc cribed "Time as tile magazine on, Penn. The three "alumni" were - Russia insists on III propoa But U.S. nuclear tests in Nevada demands for wage increases. Adenauer on the spot Thursday. t?r's de~ees at SUI, spoke about for people who can't think and Life on the staff teaching the course als , already rejected by the West, last fail showed that the system Thursday, the industrywide talks, Erhard, r!!plIed that he had '~~~catJon and the World Commu· Cor the- people who can't read." when it began in 1939 . riving the two Germanies one. year proposed by the Geneva experts with four·man teams represent· chosen the time and manner oC his OIty . Degrees were conCerred by His speech was repeatedly in· According to the director oC thc to wrile a peace treaty and giv. "GE was considerably less efficient in ing each side, were recessed in· inove "in order to clear up the President Hancher, who alse de· terrupted by wild applause and Dr. lillian Gilbreth ing full equality to the Communist past _ because I do not look to livered. the traditional charge to cheers. Faubus explained why he course, J. Wayne Deegan, profes· detecting underground tests than definitely. ,The union insisted on cenUy returned from a ten·weeks East German regime. the experts had figured . company·by·company talks. the past - I look to the future." graduating students. could not a(!cept "token integration, sor and chairman of the Depart· - The West musl agree either ------President Hincher pointed ell. model'ale integration, controlJed lecture tour of Europe. She at· to get out of Welt Berlin alter that tho now ,re.... t •• will heve integration or intelligent integra· 'Time To Think' tended graduation exercises of these AII-German negotiati_ or .n opportunity not ,"Iy t. wit- tion - all the terms that are now three of her grandchildren this get out now. · F· used freely in Little Rock." month, besides participating in - "The Soviet Government con H·ouse Passes B. I II rl day =,~.~!:.:,:~,':t:~ He 'sald he should not surrender Proposed By Ike siders that the summit conference various roles in four other com· t few dec •••• just as the United States would not should not be made a subject at WASHINGTON , Phil sU~lIng~Slr~, ~~ a sut IS' t designed to curb costly wheat sur· The Senate earlier passed a dif. Weaver (Neb.), WilHam L. Spring- an' exce en, e prest de n School Board (the U.S. Supreme afford such a move," the presi' l considerable evidence tbat the Of Dior Models d CoUrU would tell what to teach, dent said, "It cannot afford · to "use of the resources of nature pluses by raisin, price supports ferent bill and a House.Senate con. er (Ill'>, . Willian:' H. Avery - sal. i and cutting plantings. It squeaked f ·tt ill t y (Kan.), Wmt Smith (Kan.), and U ba d how to teach and who can teach." ignore it." and human nature for the benefit MOSCOW (uPIl - The House through by a vote oC lfllh77. ter~nce com~1 ee now ~ T~e J. Edgar Chenoweth (Colo.), .S. Am SSG or Speaking to senior oHieer grad· I of mankind is fast becoming a of Christian OIor today staged its Democratic farm leaders had to I) ~mmer ou a compromise. Six of the 12 _ Bennett, Cheno- uates o( the State Department's universal code of management." first fashion show in Mosoow witb Quell a revolt by city Dfmocrats presld~nt also op~s~~ t~~ ~na? weth, Short, Springer, Berry and And Castro Meet Foreign Service Institute, Elsen. the pencll'slim Paris mannequins to put across their plan. Ita pass. Pi an, 1owe;er, ~n. 1 e ' I~n~ ve· Avery - voted first for the Re hower recalled that former Sec· D Be Speaks drawing almost as much comment retary of State John Foster Dulles from heft, Ruuian women as the age was a rebuff to President EI. s on ~ '::J0s t ce~. am y WI I' un· publican plan and when that was HAVANA t.fI - Prime Minister Weafhe·, r. a n senhower and Agriculture Secre. accep a e 0 I~. . . . defeated supported the Democratic often spoke about the lack of opo I TAM A G P dr~ and suIts they model~ Fidel Castro and U.S. Ambassador portunlty for "contemplation." rou .Just bones, they must not eat, tary Ezra Taft Benson, who op- ~oth bills carried hmltatlon~ o~ plan. Philip Bonsai conferred Friday on . 0-... said a Russian woman at a special posed increasing price supports to prIce support payments to IOdl' The House BllI would reduce what a brieC official announce· He said Dulles, who died of can· ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. _ Dr. , preview for 1,000 wives of Ruuid hold down the nation', mountlIlI vidual gr~wer$. The House set a wheat acreage allotments 25 per ment called matters relating to Forecast cer last month, felt strongly that. .W. B. Bean, pro.essor' an d he ad offlci-'·..... One modeI • named Kouka , stock of surplul wheat. ~,OOO ceding on 1960 wheat pay· cent for the next two years and the ambassador's duties. t here s b0 uId be some reorganlza· . . . drew excited murmurs every time The showdown which followed ments. The Senate approved the raise price supports from 75 per , Informed sources said the sub· Showen tion "in the very highest echelons . of ~nternal mediclIIe a~ SUIMand she appeared. Her dramatic face, three days of m~neuvering, found same dollar limit, But applied it cent of parity to 90 per cent. . jects included two U.S. notes de of the executive departments so chaIrman of the AmerIcan edi- powdered white, with heavily made 178 Democrats and 12 Republicans to all the crops of anyone farmer. The Senate bill, also for two livered in the last three days and th~t there could.be ,~ore time to cal Association (A.M.A.) section up eyes and framed by strailht voUng for the blll. Oppo'sed were Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. years, would give each grower relating to Castro's chief ecOrlOm!c . " Slightly thlllk about the JOb. on internal medicine, presented b\act hair, was watched carefully. 83 Democrats, most of them from Benson attacked both the House a choice of three plans. Price sup project - agrarian reform. The President added that before the chairman's address at the sec- Her ItyUzecl walk, her body Wt· cities, and 114 Republicans. There and Senate bills. He said in a ports would range from 65 to 80 The American Embasy declined Cooler he left the White House he hoped ed baekwarda and arms outstretch- open \Vere 70 abaenteel whose votes statement they would only "com· per cent oC parll)" dependin, upon to comment 01) the meeting. to lay before Congress a plan "that tion's annual meeting which ended ed, brouibt ,asps of aston- could have been decisive either pound the difficulties and further how much land the farmer decided Two days ago, Bonsall delivered will do somethin, of this kind." Friday, ishment. \Vay. delay the day of reckoning which to take out of production. a note rejecting Cuba's Ctffer flf CHINA BRIDGE Eisenhower noted that Dulles Dr. Bean's talk was presented "A typical French ,irl," said' Just' before final passage, the must surely come - and soon." Congressional Democrats were eight mIllion tons of sugar at four TOKYO t.fI - The second bridge spOke with the same enthusiasm al the principal speech at the obo one RUSlian woman. Kouka is la Houae rejected 223·141 a rompeo· The 12 Republicans - all from confident a compromise would be cen~ a pound in 1961. In a note across China's biggest river, the for the institute's school, where servance or the section's 100th an. Ar,entinian. mise plan offered by Republicans grain producing areas - who voted worked out and .ent to Eisenhower Thursday, the United States .ex· Yangtze, will be completed at foreip service officers and others. The' held The clothes the J1IaIUIequins wore and backed by the Administration. 'for the Democratic bill were Reps. as a reply to his repeated demands pressed concern over features of Chung\ting before October, Pelping take specialized courses to im rove mversary. meetinl was as broUlht rounds of applauae from It was backed by 113 Republicans John B. Bennett H. Carl Cor legislaUon to cut the wheat the agrarian reCorm program af· radio reports. The half·mile bridge their ,eneral understandin: of part of the 1959 A.M.A. convention the RUBSian women 8Dd the wives and 28 Democrat" Thirteen Re- Anderson (Minn.>, Odin Langen surplus. fectln, American proPert)' bell!. will link two railways. world and national affaira. it! Atlantic City. of foreign diplomats., , , • "'1 I Air Oefense Plan Outlines 10th Polaris Launched; Travelers Hold Danlorth-Scene Of Many 10perational' By 1960 Sitdown Strike Commencement Weddings 5-Year, $1.5 Billion €utback CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (UPIl launching. It darted in and out of June is known as the month of lhe church, ' delailed plans were - The avy fired its 10th opera higher cloud layers, then disap· brides and weddings. Many of dra wn oC iL to facilitate lhe building WASHINGTON (UP!) - Defense planes. However, defenses will be aircraft missiles involved in the tional·size Polaris test rocket Fri· reared. The stage separation was Aboard Ship SUI's June weddings are held in of an exact rcproducLion of it. Secretary Neil H. McElroy Friday maintalned against both for at current Army-Air Force feud - day to prepare for submarine not visible. the Danforth Chapel across [rom The church, known as the "Olci unveiled a Dew air defense plan least five years. the Army's ike·Hercules and the launched ballistic missile combat It trailed a white column of NEW YORK (UPI) - Hundreds the Iowa Memorial Union. Zimmerman Church" was torn calUng for a five-year $1.5 billion McElroy ouUined the new "Mas Air Force's Bombarc. Thj! Bomarc by 1960. smoke from four exhaust nozzles as of passengers whose European Of the approximately 35-50 wed· down in 1941.. cutback in defense against manned ter plan" at a cIosed-door meeting would take the biggest percentage The rocket's first stage separated it bolted from the launcbing sland travel plans were torpedoed by a dings held in the chapel each year, from the upper stage, as scheduled. It was not unlil 1950 lhat fun ds bombers and heavy new emphasis ot the Senate Armed Services cut. at least lor now. at 12:57 p.m. seaman's strike, threatened a sit· more are held at commencement were made aV/liluble for the reo on protection against enemy mis- Committee. An account of his re about one minutc after launching. The Navy hopes to make, the down strike of their own Friday time than any olher. At the same time, research and Seconds later. however, radio con· aboard the stranded liner Giulio creation o( th e pioneer church on siles. port later was made public, ap- development on the Army's Nike Polaris operational by 1960. The In one day at commencement the SUI campus. The plan reflected the Govern· parenlly at the insistence of Chair tact was lost and it was uncertain firsl Polarises are to have a Cesare. But lhey abandoned their Zeus. an anti-missile missile. will what happened lo the rocket. Protest as soon as a Care-refund there may be three or four wed· Gifts (rom the Danforth Founda· menl's apparent conviction that man Richard B. Russell lo\\ V\\.I" Puppy Dies After Becoming Caught 1':30 p.m. Sunday 'r.venJlJC 8~rrl~ . Sl While In Hospital "savage and inhuman." HIghway 69. in pier rental. Bible chool Jun. 8-1'1 9 '.1\1.-11 :30 a.lII. Rose ha since died. Mrs . After the ~e.w speed law ,starl.s, ASSEMBLY OF GOD }·rl. 1:30 ,.m. eyC 1I.n. Between 2 Washington Buildings 432 S. Cllnloo 8t. • NEW YORK, (UPIl - B I u e s Christos' aUorney sltid in court a patrolman m a spotter plane WIll HITCH·HIKING BEAR Tho Rev. Dan Miller, Fal'or · ,. FRllIN'DS WASHINGTON, (UP\) - A planning court action to break singer Billie Holiday was arrested Friday that the violent criticism be ab~e to determme .the ~peed of ST. ROMAULD, Que. I.fI - A M.rnln, W.nhlp. 11 ••m . smlll brown puppy di.d Friday Eva",.II.lIo Service, 1 p.m. Norval Turker. C1e.r1r. through the wall wlwln the dog Friday on charges of snifling or the jail term Pl'obably had con. molOflSts [rom the lIme It takes hitch-hiking bear cub is a guest Pbon. 8-l~71 wedged between two building. at the home of Gerard Rochon in y.W.C ..... Room. Iowa M.morlal Vnl.. eIIed. heroin in bed at Metroplitan tributed to the sudden death of the a car to travel between the mark- BETflANY BAPTlST CBvaCH n:dO • . m . 1\o1~dinr for 'Vorsblp aftar I building mlnlg.r re Hospital where she has been in magistrate. ers. this South Shore town. Rochon was B St. .. Flflh Avo .. 10"," CII, 11) :30 a..tn. Classe. fused to let rescuers break a Real Estat. Ag.nt T. P. About 40 such speed zones are returning to his grocery store this Uolfled Mornlnr W.... hlp S.nl". ,,:(5 10:30 a .lD. HI' ..... C. O.'rloblor lr., p • • t.r , unl' b, tbe con.re ... tJ.n. 1:00 MosUy Music 8 .. 11, A. Smllh, Mlnl. ler 0' Ilacation D.lly M .... , 6:30 a.m.. 7 '.m .. , :..... 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. - Nursing Home to wsur, has a real swinging Tea 3 :55 News !I: OO Cburch oh.ol lor all .,•• . . . Institute - Senate Chamber, Old Time Special plan!)ed from 4 p.m. 4:00 Tea Time 10:311 a.m. Wo ..hlp ST. WENCESLAUS CtlUBOB "I 5:15 Sportsllmc "Tha' Child. Tomorrow" 8:10 E. D.nnport 8t. 11le1)oily low~n Capitol. to 5: 30 this afternoon. Some twenty 5:30 News Tho Rev. Edward W. NUIII, 'NI., Tuesday, June 16 5:45 Pre¥l cw FIRST CRURCR Sun"ay l\1a8lCl, 0:80 ...... , ••. ID ., J..... minules will be devoted lo one 6:00 Evenln, Concert 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. - Nursing Home selectiOn alone: the Buck Clayton 011' OllaIST. SCltlNTJIT Inu a. m. Pa,. 2 SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1959 Iowa City, lowl 8:00 The Meaning of C"eatlvlty 72% E. C.lIel' 8a. D"n, M ...~., " •• hI~, 1180 • . ~ t Institu le - Senale Chamber, Old Jam Session recording oC "Rob U : ~O T"lo 8uada, 8.bo~l. 11 • .m . 9:45 News Final ··Ood the Only Cause and reator" THE UNITED CRlIaClt T~ DaUy Iowan u wrUten and edited b!l Btudent.f /too if governed by It board of five stu4ent trustees elected b!l Capitol. bins' Nest." Aficionados will recog· 10 :00 SIGN OFF Wed.. • p.m. To.Um.n, lIte,lln. J801 Lower MuraU •• a., at.den' lreU, TUII •. , ., p .m . CeDI,r•• c. • •. Elllene Webel, Pa,t.r 1M "udent body antl.four facuU!I 'rwteu appointed b!l 'he 1"erident of the University. The Daily Iowan', Bo.m 1 Ullloe 8nnd., 8eb.ol. 9:40 a.m. .dUorial policy, therefore, if not lin u1"UIion of SUI culminUtrat/ori polJcy- or o,nnw>II, in any porUcular. . Mornln, WorallJp. 8:45 ... 11 .... nan' ENGLl8B LUTnERAN OBuaCR 7, ..... Eve,nlnr W.: ••I, • Dub.qa. 8\1c1 M.rltel 811. University Bulleti n Board aev. R., Wln,.i•• Pa.le, TRINITY EPISCOPAL OBlIIO. acrlptiolU, flO per year: Ib: IIIOntbl, Make-good aerv1ce on missed pape1'8 Seryl(flI, (1 :80. P, J I • . m . H%O E. oliO" I. 1hft1>al1y lOUlan to.60; three months. f3.25. I. not possible. but every e!forl wlU Nurser" 9 Th. Itevfrond J. B. J.. "n ..... Ior be ma<\e 10 correct errorl with the CDI •• nlt, BDU.UD B.,r' ••tlo .. mnll ". r •••I ••••1 The n.1I7 I ...... 111 ••, a .... 201 c ...... lea· ".m...... C•• lor. b, ne •• " tilt •• , b".~' 'Dbll,alt.a. Tb., IDUI' b. I" .. an4 .I,n.' 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Don Fonythe ,.R" I e Sl: 'J of all the local news printed In thill Ihe charge of Pelf Leaders from Jw,e from Ihe Union. Followln, this date aJ\ lock, win b. 'lb. Bev. l.r.m. l. L ...... C ef Photorrapher .... oAnne Moore new.paper •• well 85 all AP newl 9th to June 19th. Telephone her at , removed and contents d.lb'oYecL Unlveull)' 1'1110. liT. MARY' OBUaO. Publilhed dally :rcept Bun~ an4 Boc_t7 E4Itor ....•...... Mal')" Jan.. dlspatche.. Monday and leea holiday. by Stu- home - 3343. If a sitter or Informa I'ROGRAM OF I'ORI11GI'I' ITUDIU Cb .... IIc'.ol, .:80 .nd 11 a .•• J err.. , .n and Una " . tion obout loin In, the 11'0UII Is de certificate. will be Issued to .tu PLAY NITEII ~;,.I"e ... wiD M.rnlll, W... lllp, .:30 .Dd 11 a.a. lit. Rev. O~ K. Melllb.r•• , ..lor 4ent• PIIbllcatiOllJ, Ine., Communlca· DAILY IOWA.N ADVUTlltNO ITAn' DAIL!' IOWAN SUPERVISORS FROM sired. dents who have compleled the re be nch Tuelda.v and Friday from 7:1/) ft p.m. eta'.nl Supuu IIUnb, M ••••• e·a.m .. 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Senicn may .Iso ,el their bOok at In the U.S. during the vacation pe Sunday 1:30 p.m. - I a .m. Relerv. I,w& Ave. nd Gllbo,l III VF.TIl RAN BOSplT"" curlt perlA rAU' iP -w.nc~ -:: -'h" Iow.n Qrcula of! oiIlae " . ~uDi- IIID~SehOOI at JOl/rnallam; Sara U,. ..me plloc.. . r104. oIwlt II throu,b september Detll: Mon4aJ - Thuraday," "1Do . 1110 .lIt.r Rev. KII,r•• A ...... ,,~ '.m. Euler IIOfvl.eI for ,.•• , t:. : ihftt "1IIOn~j . • .y catlonl Center open hOm • a .m. D. ler, AI; Prof. L. A. V.n 18. The special reduced lubsrrlptlon p.m.: J'rlday - Saturd.y, I • . m. - .:10 .elll...... CIlDrell '"nl~a. 18 per y ,Ib:. ...~_: .U to 5 p.m., Mon4ay thro\llll 8Jid D,-ke. ClIlI.,. of Education; C ... NDIDATIUJ FQ,Jl DZOaB.. In r_le IOJ' atudenl. II .,.00 lor lhe It p.m.: 7 - 9,50 p.m.; Bunday: 1-' 4:80 p ••"I. 0' ('•• '1'11, .. 11 ..", a'" "... " 10.,., J'rt_,. Oarr Bermon r " ••llllft'" ' Liberalism abd lerla" Church ... • Uuee aoatbl, ; au aUlar iDa1I iI$o llolll I to 10 ...... OIl IlallltliV. W. WI1lI&mI, A.. "unc: COlDlllenccmenl iUUlOWlCI- wc~" POIriOd. p.III.; 7,8:50 p.1IIo Amerlc •• III"," a •• ' I l ~, le rU •••• cllelr . ~ ... TH! DAilY IOWAN-lo"". City, I•. -S .... rd.y, J_ " , ltst-P... , I ~ny t .. IIngs. Poetry, fellows, says it best ° • 0 plans were the building Tiga rs Still Hot; ip Yanks, 3-1 We cut hair great, lion of it. Ias the "OIl! And that' 00 gag, was torn ter Cor McCormick. Hobie Landrith cision (or Mossi Chucks hit a two·run homer for the Giants. Burdette, starte~seekmg Joh~ bls suzhard~10th tn·'l OrtOlz Stops Lane On T.KO Casper 1 Stroke Ahead In u.S. Open Cause we doo't zig that funds 'nn FranclJco . , ..... 100 02- 3 5 0 umph. had lo seltle Cor hi fifth ror the reo Philadelphia .,.... ., .000 00- 0 0 1 1AMARONECK. .Y.. " - Bill I y, Calif .. missed inkable putts When we hould zag! McCormick (4-51 and Landrllb: loss. It wa also the fourth lime I r church on Mey.r 14·31 and Thoma •. HR - Land in a r~w that the right·handed star I 2 d ROU d T k T"tlI C per Jr. cbarg<.'Ci in with a 2· \ on th 17th and 18th in a bid for 6·Hitterj 4 In nth (21. n n n ; a es e has fatled to go the dl tance. • under-par 68 Friday and ei7.ed a a h \fway r('COrd m thL pr. tig rrth Founda· With two out in the first in- EW YORK IA't _ Carlos Or· him in the eighth or ninLh." one-. troke lead at th halfway event. am H. Dan. Cards 2, Reds 1 ning, Lee Wal.ls and Ernie Banks tiz. 22-year-old Puerto Rican·born I Ortiz said "I hit him a real point oC the .5. Open Golr Cham- Had 11(' mad good on eitb r Strand " made pas· Row Over N.Y. hit homers. Stl.ll another run came I ew Yorker. won the Junior wel- good right hand but we bangt>d pion hip. He had a 36-hole core putL Casper would ha\'e Ii d the e the chapel ST. LOUIS ~ - GeOl'ge Crowe. across on a sll1.$le by. Dale Long terweight title Friday night by heads aft r the punch. of 139. 36-hole Open record of 138. shared BARBER SHOP 7th Win In 8 pinch-hitting with none out and the and Bobby Thompson 5 double. stopplllg Ke~ny Lane on a cond It appeared that at lea. tight Ti d at 140. even par lor two by Sam nead. Hogan, Dick 1ay· r ext to Strand Theatre I apel was a bases loaded in the tenth inning, . The . Cubs scored three mo~e round techmcal knockout ~au. e stitchc would be required to clo e rounds over the h avil)' trapped er and amateur Billy Joe Patlan. delivered a sacrifice fly to give Df 1952. Games For Tigers times m the ~econd on Suzhardt S of a d ep cut over Lane right the gash over Lane's ey . , inged Foot cour e. wert' a for- ated on Jan· the st. Louis Cardinals a 2-1 victo~y double and smgles by Tony Tay- eye. midable trio consi ting of Ben HI)- CAN SAVE THE ONE HOUR over Cincinnali Friday night. lor Al Dark an infield out by . . Referee K ler and Judge Leo k d fif h . I Ie Mr. Dan· NEW YORK ~ - The DetroiL W 'Us d '. I b B ks Lane Weighed 140. Ortiz 13'J. Birnbaum had the fight I-I in gan. ee 'ing a recor I l tit ; ARTISTIC CLEANING WAY! present thl! Tigers jumped into a lhird place A horner by Redleg Ed Bailey in a . an a smg e .y an . Referee lIarry Ke. ler called rounds and Judge Artie Aidala Arnold Palmer. 1957 -1aster win- YOU! Odorless, Mothproof ity at the the second inning Lied the game 1-1 Milwaukee broke mto the scar- in Dr. Harry Kleiman as oon as Ih d d'l 2 nCo.t All n r. and South Africa' young Gary Clean.ng tie. within two games of the Amer . I . th h' d ' . a score I 'V or I It PI after the Cardinals had scored an mg co Umn III e l Ir IIlfllllg on the bell ended the second round re" I th u1 ' new ayer. administra· ican League lead. by whipping New unearn ed run in the first. the first of two homers by Eddie The la t punch of the round ~ ah ICIlI S thgal'e ~ mu ~ aT The punchy Ca per. a consist- York 3-1 Friday night behind the 001 of Reli· The Cardinals opened the tenth Mathews and .was blanked until sharp righl to th head by Or·liz. c amp can roun. ('nl money winner from Apple \'al. lho commit six-hit pitching of left-hander Don off relief pilcher Tom Acker with the seve~th whll.e the Cu~s peck· brought a stream of blood from l-iiiiiiii.iii•• ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii-;;;;;;;;;;'';;;; ;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 als presently Massi. who now has taken four in ·Bill White singling. Ken Boyer beat and two III the slxlh ~o bUild up a Lane's face. a row from the Yankees. SKIRTS & PANTS out an infield roller and the run ed away for a run 111 the fourth The Th·ft D· Sf At It was the seventh victory in ners advanced on a wild pitch, 9-1 lead. Dr.. Kielman went to lhe Muske- rl y river ops With the count 2-0 on Joe Cunning eight games and third in a row Milwaukee . ., 001 000 501- 7 11 0 for the Tigers. lifting them into ham, Acker was replaced by Jim Chicago ...... 330 102 OOx- 9 15 I ~~~. ~1~:~rboJ;~~ ~~~n~~g~~dw~~~~ Brosnan. a Cardinal until a few Burdelle, Trowbrldlle 121. Giggle 131. be stopped. The end came with hog SHE -Ariulic s a deadlock with the Baltim ore Or· an Hartman 171. lcMahon 181 and Cran· e CLEANERS ioles. whose game with first place days ago when he was traded. dall: Buzhardt. Henry 171 and S. Tal" startling quicknc for the boys Ml Cunningham eventually waLked lor. W - Bu.bardt 13-21. L - Burdelle appeared just to be getting warm· SOC ed Chicago was rained out. (9·51 • The Tigers. who have lost only to load the bases and then Crowe Home run. - Milwaukee. Mathews 2 cd up for a lorrid go. - ••• And Gets Hi, Gold ay hit the game·winning sacrifice fly. ,221, Loaan 161. Chlcaao. Walls i". "n was a deep laceration. o\'er Bond St.mp,I four of the last 19 in their surge Banks 1181. ~~~~ Hour ?rorn the cellar. wrapped up this The winning pitcher, Lindy Me· the right eye," aid Dr. Kielman., ~~~~ A college homo for your car, WE CLEAN ON One rohibited o[) one by getting five of their seven Daniel, came on in the tenth after "11 was almost to the bone and lust a block lOuth parking lois hits in the first lhree innings starter Ernie Broglio had pitched bled profusely. It could have been --? of tho libr.ryl SATURDAY.' 415 E. BURLINGTON m midnight against right-handed rookie . Jim the first nine innin~s and held the Tomy Lee Tops Bronstad, who was making his 'first RedJegs to one run and just four The blow that broke open th - ___ a slaughter if it continued." major league start. hits, Cast Of Sfa rters I~~i~~~~~~~iiiijiiji~ii;~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~11~4~SiO~ - ~C~A~P;IT~OL=;.~~~~ reel Depart· eep the lots. Three consecutive singles - by ClnciI1nali ., ... 010 000 000 0- I 4 3 cutd tolanded end theju t second.as th Itbell w sound·nl a. • '" I ' Sl. Loui...... 100 000 000 1- 2 , 0 At Hollywood a 2nd round TKO., ~ Larry Osborne. Lew Berberet and Lawrence, Acker t81, Brosnan UO) II;&I d to remove SIFIED AD S Rocky Bridges - and a double aDd Bailey. DOlle,'" 191; Broallo, Mc· INGLEWOOD, Calif. IA't - Ken Lane had been down Cor a four· , I -.;-~h7 '1. "'1J c the 0\>Cra· Daniel 110, and Ii, Smith. W - Mc cOllnt in the wild second round . , J' play gave Detroit two runs in the Daniel 14·8,. L - Ack.r 11·11 . tucky Derby winner Tomy Lee and second inning. They got the other Home run - CincinnatI. Bailey (41 . (rom a leCt hook La the head. 101· _ _ iI __ re involved: in the third when Eddie Yost led C. V. Whitney's filly star, Silver lowed quickly by a rigbt. ------Depot Lot; off with a walk, stole second and SPOOD, headed a cast of eight 3· Lane came back surprisingly Classified Apartments tCJ Sublet Rooms for Rent Apartment for Rent r Lot; Wash· came in on Charlie Maxwell's one· Dodgers 9, Pirates 6 year-aids entered in lhe $50.000· slrong and wa banging Ortiz Advertising Rates Lot; Iowa SU'ofI\lEIl lOll Aparlm~nl. M rrlPd ROO IS /01 bo' . SUo , Cookln, CO.1PLJ:TELY turn I hed ApOO rim"" t. out double. added Cinema Handicap at Holly around until another hook by th' cOllpl~. R a..,n.bl~ Dial .6 6-23 privllPI. 5181 6-18 C(luple onh •• aa:J I-It Lot; and PITTSBURGH 111'1 - The Los An· Nl'w Yorker caught him on th WO~O ADS ....;.---::-.------FURNI liED p.rlm~nt Cor on man Nail Lot. Detroll .... 021 000 000- 3 7 0 geles Dodgers scored three runs wood Park Saturday. I chin. One Day ...... 8¢ a Word New York ... ,010 000 000- 1 6 0 Work Want.d ROOMS. Mon fW Ronaldl Summ •• only f3S 00 . DIal 01. 7·12 ~iossl in the ninth Inning Friday night The miie and one-eighth feature Then came Lh(' right hand that Two Days ,.,., . . a Word or 21411. ermilted as and Berberet: Bronst.d. DUI'el1 1~ WASHING and Ironln 181 and B.rra, W - Mossi (5·2, L and broke up a tie game for a 9-6 12t ity Lot and Bronstad 10-11. marks the first start for Tomy end d the round and the fight. Three Days •...... a Word victory over the iPttsburgh Pi Lee. Fred Turner Jr.'s English. "It wa, a butL," said Lane in Four Days ...... 14f a Word WANTED : Ba!)y CM~. rates. bred colt. and tbe ~illy queen since i3 dressing room "woulld have Five Days ,.... 1~ a Word The Dodgers had 17 hits and the J" K and Jllrl D;;-C,. nnd bbl' A's 3, Red Sox 2 the Kentucky claSSIC May 2. I~nockt'd ,him out. I was just gel. Ten Days ...... 20¢ a Word .Itlln, rvk~ ort~ .. the b~n~fIl of Pirates ]3. Los Angeles used seven Silver Spoon ran a commenda. llllg to him . [ would have stopped One Month... .. 39f a Word a ptoclal prt'. hout plo,nUll. }'hon", (Minimum Charge ~3 ~. BOSTON (,f) - Torn Sturdivant, pitchers with credit for the victory 504. going to Danny McDevitt. The PI ble fifth at Churchill Downs. coming on in relief with the bases Arrayed against Tomy Lee and I PHILLIES TAKE ANOTHER Where To Eat loaded and no one out. choked orf rates used six pitchers with the loss being charged to Bennie Dan- Silver Spoon will be N. S. Mc- KANSAS CITY (A'I - Jim King. Boston's biggest threat Friday CarLhy'S Ole Fols, Prince Cohen, 19-year·old pitcher, has been sign· TURKEY SANDWICHES anl\ HOME night and preserved a 3-2 victory iels. • MADE PIES 10 Co. l1aple· re I Sand The game lasted 3 hours and 35 Traymore II. Friar Roach. Civic ed by the Philadeplhia Phillies and wkh Shop It,.. y. 218 Sou (h. Aero .. for the Kansas City Athletics. Pride Bnd King 0 TlIrf. Jill report Monday to the Johnson from tho "Irport. Phon. 1·\773. 6-le Sturdivant's solid pel'formance minuLes, just eight minutes short of a National League record for a Tomy Lee carries Lop weight of City. Tenn .• club in the Appalachi. saved the game for Rip Coleman. 126 pounds, while Lhe (i1Iy. a an League. The right-hander had Female Help Wanted Athletic left-hander who had a nine-inning game. • Maury Wills tarled the Dodgers' daughter of the great Citation, an outstanding record jn American four-hit shutout gOing until the Red goes postward with 120 pounds. Legion baseball. TOR RENT June IUtI, thr~e room lur- CI.rk Sox climbed on him in the eighth. ninth wilh a double down the left nlthL-d apyllment. Iud nlo pre· 1 field foul line. lIe took third on a r .rPd. cullpl or Inlla lid),. Phona .morlal 11,,1 •• Harry Chiti blasted his first wild pitch. and walks to Wally • ?~ rsblp home run of the season into the Moon and Duke Snider loaded the rove l\o[cetlnr left field creen in the fourth in· bases, Pinchhitl-er Norm Larker Scbool, Well ning with two maLes aboard for all THE DAILY IOWAN RESERVES then punched a two-run single into THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY fULL or Pill t time nlchl help ",anlrd. of Kansas City's runs. The blast JIH' . I.",,' 107 1: Burl/nltton G-IS I right. Snider scored the final run IADVERTISIJKJ c:opy, ED came off starter and loser t:'rank on Jim GiUiam's sacrifice fly. URCK Sullivan , now 3-5 for the season. The Dodgers' Don DemeLer hit a Male Help Wan.ted Aye. who left ror a pinch hitter in the Wont To Buy mel. pa.tor two-run homer over the left field NATIO NAL LEAOUE "LRIC'i\S U "Gl' TV ~r~i~tm.n - I'~rlpn ... d Go"d .'.1, .• :...... seventh. scoreboard in the fifth. The blow W. L. I'rl. O.B, 1\ . I.. I·C'\. C.1I. JOHN bUYI gunl. 1·59114. "'lItury tQr I",ht part)'. I.llt pXJ,)f'rh."lIf'" ROO\1S lor men. Mllwallk.. . . 33 23 .589 - Chlcaco 31 24 .564 Al,d ,plp .... n<·~. fl ..t I II~, 80)( 8. lumt.llrd. 4127. Bolellder Bobby Avila slm'Led the eighth cha ed the Pirates' starting pitch San Franci8co. 33 25 .569 1 CI.veland 28 24 .538 II~ D.,lIy Iowan -20 with a single. Ted Williams also er. Harvey Haddix. to the showers. Los Angeles ... ,31 27 .534 3 IBaltlm or<' '/::. 29 26 .~ 27 2 Who Does It? leo Chicago .... 30 28 .517 4 D ~trolt .,29 26 .527 !l 1er aD' Blbl. singled and Dick Gernt'rt walked Jim Gilliam collected four sin· Pittsburgh. ..29 29 .500 o Kan·. City .. , . 26 26 .500 31~ Typing to load (he bases. gles for the Dodgers. Charlie Neal Cincinnati .. .. 27 30 .474 6 '.• New York .. . 26 27 491 4 GRADUATE men Itud~~ lor RDt. Adult.. Dial St. Louis .. . 23 32 .418 9~ ~ Washington . 24 31 .436 7 TYPING. AIIO 7-13R ,-It Tom Gorman carne in and walk had three. Phllad.lphln .. .. 21 33 .389 It Bo lOll 23 32 .418 8 Bob Skinner and Bill Mazeroski FRIDA Y'S RES LTS E~~~.Rg~~n~ ~~. and S_rvlc~ . °7.~ TYPING , 8-~I02 Irt~t 5:00 p.n'. '1-8 NICE room. 1-"11. PLEASANT dUd ncy apartln..,\; Clo ed Jackie Jensen, forcing in one Cblcalo 9. Milwaukee 7 FRIIl.\ Y' 1tE~l'I .TS In. Dill 4'11 or ... HIII 1·11 run and bringing on Sturdivant. led the Pirates attack, Each had Los An8_lea 9. Plll>bur,h 6 Deboll 3, New York I RUBBISH Bnd Ught hauUnl. '-M61. I TYPING. nutly done. 1·4931. 6-1. ROO~l ..,Ith or wllbolll .Uchm. AveU. a double and two singles. Sl. Louis 2, ClnelnnaU I Kan!lD!II City 3. Bo.ton 2 6·18 ------abl Jun~ 18th for lumMer and !.lL He struck out Frank Malzone. got Philadelphia 3. San Francloco 0 Chicago, Bnlttmore - l'nh\ TYPING ml\f. GUlr nteed. RUlOn· 8.M3? alter fllO p.ln. 8-!OR Things To Eat Cleveland. W. bln~lon-r.ln able. 8-2.. 2 liter 5:30 p,m. 6·11 Gary Geiger to ground out, Scor Los Angel...... 001 220 103- 9 17 2 TODAY'S PITCIIERS ing another run. After walking Vic Mllwauke. at ChlcalJo - Spahn (7·7) TOOA V'S PITCIlER, ROOMS Lo. men. 118 1:. OIVomport. REAL cold wotAormelon. Coral TrulL Pittsburgh ,. . .. 003 030 000- 6 13 0 vs And ....on 13·4 1. Chlcaao al Baltimore - Shaw 15·21 TY:--P~IN_G_._1B_._l__ . _920_2_. ____~ 6-_=_15 2112. 6-20 Markel. Hw) ...._ I 7.1\ Wertz. Sturdivant got Herbie Plews D"ysdale, Kllpp.tel (SI, Fowler (51. vs. Brown 13·21. 19M VOLKSWAGEN. Goll club 6507 Labine 16', Williams 171, McDevitt LOB AI18ele8 at Pittsburgh - Kour." to hit into a force play La end the 12·11 vs. Kli ne 15·31 . Cleveland til \VsMhh)gton - Garda or 8·3318 6·18 TYPINO. 3174. e-ISR ROOMS Cor lummu or Call. Men, 181 . ErsklM [91 and Pignotano, Rose San Francisco al Philadelphia (NI 10-4' VI. Raono 16·61. ------TYP-IN-G-38U------O'"-14R I · ml. 8·18 Hou,. For Sal. " inning. boro (9); Haddix, Blackburn [51. Jack· Antonelli 18·31 V5, Owen. (4-31 or Kan,.. Cily at Bo.lon son 171, Daniels ~8'. Smith 19), Fnce 11-"" VS. Brewt'r f3 .. 31 ~ Col.man F~:f:' 1.:~fie~~:l~lon;r;.v en~:'.~e~~I~ . -.------•.1 2DOUBL]:; roOmi (or men with klkhen 11.4). 0 191 191. W - Mc CardweU and Burgess. Folie. Cln~nnatl at St. Louis - NuxhaU O.lroll 01 New York Bunning boll a.' I ~t 10IC ~lub-;, ~~klnl 'ul~n- TYPING. 2U7. ~. and bath. 01.1 •• %276. 8." FOR SALE: Duplex. We.t .Ide. AVIU- Devitt 14-61 . L - Danj~ls (3·5). Home 13·41 vI, Jackson 14·GI. 16-4) vs. Laron ,5·1, lUI, Hock·!:ye Loan .'35. 6-18 TYPING. 0167". .bl~ June 14\h, C 11 _ I belween run, Demeter (UI. ____~__ • ______6_-_ U ROOM for lu",mer. Men. 74811. 6·13 ' :00 a.m. and 5.00 p,m. a-It Giants 3, Phils 0 ELECTRlC Wa.hlng Machine. Easy. TYPING. 8.043'1. FIRST OF THE SEASON LUCK DOORS OPEN 1:1S P.M. wrlnlJer (ype. U..,d 9 month •. $4~.00 6-15 SlNOLE room for maD Lo~ aummu 8·5974. 6-18 ---::::__---.....,.~--::--::__-- or fall. Phone 8-*1. ..11 lost and Found The San Francisco Gianls beal Cubs 9, Braves 7 FREDONIA. Kan. (,f) - Going to Roommate Wanted the Philadelphia Phil1ies, 3·0, in a the Fredonia Country Club this APARTMENT washer. 8-31125, 7-\0 GRADUATE (or ov~r 1131 MEN: J30 N. LOST toto""yel. saddla ha. lid. NEED two male Itudcnt. to lila,.., Clinton oct..... the MOS'l' lor .urn· hard black pia UC, w I OD HJgIlw.)' live·inning game shortened by CHICAGO ~ - The Chicago week for hcr first round of lhe STOVE $aD.00. Rdrlaeralor. $75.00. larae apartment Cor "ummer. 8-1730. mer and caU. Beautiful hoUle, allow,,", 8 betw en Flnkblne Park and 211-i rain . Mike M ~ Cormick no·hit the season, Mrs. Bill HolJis stepped tW1tImm 8-4458. 6·18 8-13 cook(nl prlvll leo. ~,OO up. 11117 o~ ICedar Rapldll JuncUon. Reward . Call Cubs kayoed starter Lew Burdette . 0848. ..11 Unlverolty &Xt. 2474 Iller • p.m. !dOD' o OF JElL. PhiUies for fh'c innings. Richie with th ree-run clusters in lhe first up to thc No. 1 tcc and fired. The DISHE-S-.--pa-~:-k-et-lI-e -.--!~--m-.--p-a-n-". ------~~--_,--~------" NOW SHOWING! tea collee po.... 10.. day· throu,h FrldlY. 8.Y SoUNT' Ashburn sin!!"lE'd in Lhe sixth but ball rolled into the cup for an ace. keWes. clock., !'lid House for Rent MALE .tud II • Exeellenl room ;Brlck two innings Friday and then had hot plales. beds. oln,le and double. hOme. Full lwln bcd•. Showe .... Lin- .'. 4~35, IlIlsl~ the hit was washed out a few mo 10 hang on 10 defeat the league. The Thrills Of }lock·Eye Loan. 6·18 SMALL coUaIl": onen or couple, Avail· onl 1103 1:. Callese. 8·3119. 8·23 DoorsOpen l:lS P.M. able AUlluit 151h. 4100.00. Dial RENT·A-CAR ments later although (he game does leading Milwaukee Braves 9-7. 19~2 aparlmenl sl7.e We.llnghoutic Re· 3703. 7-8 not gO in to the records as a no-hil· A 5-run Milwaukee rally fea "Rio Bravo" ••• [rla.rator. Excellent co ncUlton. Phono 3473. 6-\3 01 , '\ UOAL tured by Johnny Logan's 3-run The Humor Of Pets for Sale CBUlteB Trailer for Rent PISONI NOW WITH YANKS homer in the eighth inning put Trailer for Sale "Shagg Dog" SIAMESE kittens. 11481. RENT ·A· TRUCK NEW YORK (.4'1 - Jim Pisoni. the Braves within striking dis ' Ends SUMMER .• on. Fumlthrd. ,,1I1IU ... U FOOT Liberty TraUer. Excellent an outfielder who started lne sea· tance. But reli ever Bill Henry kept NOW! Monday' SELLING Basset puppies. Dial 4IiOO. Cunnln ham 'l Tralh'T Court. After UCENSED condition. Idea II)' located. Phone 8·27RC 8:00 p.m. 4323. 1-18 son with Milwaukee of the ' Na· them in check and saved the de· 8·3010 aller 5 p.m 6-13 tional League before being sent ______-' US6 OWNAJiOME. ;)$' one bedroom. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii...... - ELVIS PRESLEY FOR SALE - Opllcal Equ ipment Ignition Covered patio. Nice. 8-1952. 6-13 down to Lhe Richmond team of AT HIS GREATESTI ~ I-Keratomeler Carburetors Hertz DKIVE·va System the International League. was 'U.I' .11$ FllSt II DWIlnc SIICIMG IOLEI 1957 LIBERTY 45 It. 2 bedroom. Excel l-Genolhalmle Relractor and Trial Set GENERATORS STARTERS brought up by the New York Ya n lent condition. Phone 8·3019 .fler l-Genothalmlc llydraullc Chair with 5:00 p.m. 6-26 & lrees Friday. bracket unit Br iggs Stratton Motors MAHER BROS. He will replace Hank Baut'r who ~~:)'1&l SEE Ibe Dew 47 Lool. 10 foot wide West Also jeWeler'. bench and equlpm~nt. Wood Mobile Homes al Fo~.t View Pyramid Services pulled a muscle in his right thigh STARTS SUNDAY Trailer Park. Also a variety oC used Phone Mrs. Glen P. ThompooD, Phon. 9696 Tuesday. traUers all sl7.es lrom $900.00 up. Bank Shell Rock. Iowa 621 S. Dubuque Dial 5723 !Jnanclng. Call 6180. 43·16 Clint "Cheyenne" Walker A Sweeping Now Rolo - BLONDIE By CHI C YOUNG His First Thundering Motion Picture . .• THEN 'IOU COULD FISH AND PLAY GOLFAND 00 CBAPI· L "FT. DOBBSII ALL THE THINGS YOUVE :;.J, paoli' tALWAYS WANTEDlO 9. II .... 11 :. Co-Starring b. BI'- .... Virginia May_Brian Koith ':: ..... ,: ..... CO-HIT • "Boy Meets Girl Night". A Message of Thanks To All Graduates Dean Martin "Top 40" Music Anna Maria Alborghetti For Your Patronage. -Leonard Kaplan Handsollle - YOUhlr - Enlel·llIlnlng. In "TEN THOUSAND THE HIGHLIGHTS BEDROOMS" Last SlI1IM.11'IJ_ -J ' I IA 1\" i " I In CinomaSc:ope & Color -The lWUand B~'lf~ .~ .- . SATURDAY SPECIAL Times Student Rates SOc Tonite The BLACK' II ~u • with ID Card (ROUGE ETNOIRJ THE CHICKEN -e;i1 OBU.OD STARTS 8 i. Pre· dl ... , a.clar r. Cbo plol. --- - I (·1 '.'/J ~h~U~~~Yv 1i.,II" ~ARSifV NOW J~ ~~ ( .. I 0'" , I " '" ( 'Ead, Mond.,' .uC«l~mUlIVES vaCK nn lI. •r,. p.ll.r m&UNFIGHT :SO Ii .•.• ' •••• ATDODi! CITY auaC. .... _ ...... 111111411 .S! ~d "~ilt , ." llOEL McCREA· ...... a....,,( ..... _ .. - . .... Ir"I~~~~-~11r------~ .-: CBll.C· D r---- CO-lilT .,l•• IU •• " eld lIo.ta,. By • a.' U .... Jlullt.d K.lll fr 1~~"..~H· ~' ~' l' · ·· ~~I • "Till) VOtiNG CAP'r IVE"" I L OBA,I" It •• o Morrow _ I.ua •• poilin o • • ~ .... eI for ,.e.' ~ _~~~ I ..... Pr... ,· ~ -~------... ~ p~ge4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Saturday, June 13, 1959 [ Mental Escapee Sought USSR Seen Leading U.S. In Boston Station Bombing ~ In Literacy Percentage BOSTON (Upn - An escapee probably used in the blast which NEW YORK (UPI ) - Dr. Arthur complete Jilereey. while the U.S. from a New York state mental ripped open lhe slation here Thur~ S. Adams. presid nt of tile Ameri was only 90 per cenl literate. hospital was sought by police Fri· day. can Council on Education. said The foundation has proposed day night for que tioning in the The young man. whose home a", national and international cam bombing of a Boston rapid transit dress several years was in BolIO Friday that Rus ia has jumped paigns. utilizing television. ·to wipe station in which 38 persons were ton 's Roslindale section. was seized ahead oC the Unit d Slates in the out illiteracy. Headquartered in injured. earlier this year in New York Cit; hattIe against illiteracy. Memphis. Tenn.. the foundation Police said they \vanted lo que s after pOlice discovered an unex. " ll is most astonishing that Am called the conference as an out tion a young Air Force veteran ploded homemade bomb in a pulf growth of the literacy program erica. which has been devoted to with a known talent for construC' lie place. sponsored by educational station tion oC the type of bol'\1b that was the idea of education for all since WKNO in Memphis and the Com A picture of the man. who e$o th e days of the Mayflower. has not mercial Appeal. a Scripps-Howard caped from the Harlem ValleJi laken the lead in the eradication of newspaper in Memphis. State Hospital at Wingdale. N.Y . illiteracy." he said. uU is Russia The conference was opened by Fraud Indictment earlier this week. was transmitt~ that has laken our ideal and mad Frank Ahlgren. editor of the Com by New York police to Boston at it work." mercial Appeal and vice chairman For 4 Omaha Men the request of authorities here, Adams told the Conference on of the Foundation Board. The meet the United Press ]nternation81 World Literacy that there was a ing also was attended by Mayor In Insurance Case learned. "great desire and drive to over Edmund Orgill. of Memphis. and Dli;NVER IN! - Four men were Police revealed they had set lid come illiteracy" throughout the Col. Robert W. Pharr. Memphis indicted by a Denver County grand an around-the-clock stake-out an4 world. especially in the under-de attorney and Foundation secretary. jury Thursday on charges stem would like "10 ask a few questlone vel oped countries. Adams said lhat television was ming from their atempt to form of the suspect," a fire and casualty insurance lie ciled statistics provided the an "importanl tool" in lhe fight The Boston Daily Record·Amen' against illiteracy. but not the final company. can-Sunday Advertiser. Hear~ onference by its sponsor. the The indictments charge them fou ndation for world literacy. as an answer. Newspapers. tonight of Cered 8 $5.t , "All media of commuhications with attempted Craud and swindl e 000 reward .. Cor the first inCorJll8o' l:xample o[ the U.S. lag. They in organizing the Mountain Na tion given exclusively to these showed that Ru sia had nearly mu t be utilized and the campaign must be a long-term. follow tional Insurance Co. here in 1956. newspapers leading to the arresll Defendants in the case. facing and conviction of the person of through effort," he said. "I think prison terms up to 32 years and persons who planted the high ex~ Americans are ready at lhis time fines of $2.000 each on conviction. plosive bomb that blew up the Cancer Agents to embark on such a campaign." are C.A. Allen . 2:7. De' for station. " Another speaker. Dr. Frank Lau merely of Omaha; Charles F. New bach. an authority on the prob ell . Omaha; and Ralph F. Lilley lems created by illiteracy. said and Joseph D. Lilley both of the Found In Wax there were 720 million illiterate _.... Omaha area. I(EEP COOL persons in the world. He said the Allen and Newell recently were U.S. must begin to help them or indicted by a federal gra nd jury risk losing a large percentage to ... And Now Itls Over on charges of participating in a with a Mi Ik Cartons Communi t influence. $150 .000 stock swindle in Omaha. He said the ilIilerate nine-tenths SUI GRADUATION CEREMONY - 1,340 SUI students IIraduated I house. University President Virgil M. Hancher conferred the degrees Disl. Atly . Bert M. Keating. who WASmNGTON (UPIl - A can of the population of A ia and Friday mor"ing in commencement exercises in the University field. in the hour.plus long ceremony. directed the grand jury investiga· Carrier cel' research scientist reported Fri Africa want the "secrets of the tion. said he will extradite tbe day that small amounts of cancer one-tenth on top who have it all." suspects if necessary. Warrants causing agents have been discov They are aware. hc said. that the May Get Life were issued for their arrests when Weathermaker! ered in some types of wax on milk "secrets" are based on the ability Lakeside 'Lab Has Feelings For ISevere Cuf the indictments were handed Dis cartons. to read and write. Record Enrollment After 2S Years trict Judge H. Joe Rawlinson. The We invite you to com. In Dr. Wilhelm Hueper. head of "Even the orle-tenth is no longer Court set bail at $3.000 [or each and see our fine selection of the environmental cancer section for keeping the people in ignor I~ ~e~o~. ~ r~~l~~~o~~o r the In Foreign Aid Expressed KANSAS CITY. Kan. 1.4') - deCendant pending trial. Carrier air conditioners. We of the National Institutes of Health ance - Communist agitation has 'f' I Arthur J. Eisenman. who last year The specific charge in_ the in have many models to choose (NIH ). said it was not yet known seen to that." said Laubach. "We fI tletl year of summer sessions WASIl1NGTON !UP!) _ Chair- members were absent and those dictments involved a $500 trans from . . . home cooling units. \1 hether the presence of these can· must help make the masses liLer at the Iowa Lakside Laboratory man J. William Fulbright said Fri- who were present were weary. confessed a little girl 's death as action in which Charles Hillon. a window models, and the cer-inducing substances poses a ate. then provide them with how at West Okoboji Lake wag an- day discussion within the Senate Among other things. the commit- an accident after 25 years with it Denver shoc repair shop operator. new portable for room-to major health threat. to-do-it literature that wilJ help nOlll1ced this week by Robert L. Foreign Relations Committee so tee revised Its $96 million military on his conscience. wa.s convicted and his wife. Ida, said they were room comfort. The s.ries King professor in the department far had revealed considerable sen· aid to Latin-America by trimming or first·degree murder Friday. The But he said "wisdom would dic them out oC the1l' poverty and bilked. ranges from superbly efflci. of zoology. King is di rec tor of the l ument for "a very severe cut" in bilateral military aid from $67 District Court jury recommendell tate their elimination from pack misery." ent Y2, 1, and 1 Y2 ton models ages containing food." He added Dr_ William S. Gray. oC the Um field biological station program. Pres id E'nl Eisenhower's new for- million to $65 million and boosting a life sentence. Advance registrati ons alr!'atly eign aid requests. the earmarking of assistance to The state maintained that the 8 1. Paul Lutberan Cbapel to the new powerful 2 ton that a solution might be to use versity of Chicago. said the entire I\lissourl Synod plastics instead of waxes as coat problem oC teaching j\]iterates total ten more lhan Ule 30 persons The Arkansas Democrat made forces udder the organization o[ child Nadine Vogel Love. 6. had 4iJ.1 Eut Jet'er,on Room Weathermakers that ing [or food containers_ registered for last year 'S sessions. the statement to newsmen as the American states by an equal been raped and strangled the night have a cooling capacity of would have to be reconsidered in New Summer eh~d\lJe Hueper said discovery of the the light oC television . HI' said TV King said. committee decided to put oCf until amount. The latter would go from or April 20 , 1933. The defense con- I 20.800 B.T.U.s. instruction would have to be fol· The two five-week sessions. Monday a showdown vote on how $29 million to $31 million. tended death resulled from Eisen. Onf.: Service at 9 a.m. Now you can get famous danger was made by two Chicago Sunday School at 10 Il. m . doctors. Phillip Schuik and W_ Li· lowed up with simply-written read running from June 15 through July much to trim the President's $39 • It also rejected an amendment man's car striking her. Carrier quality in an air con· jinsky. who have been conducting ing material so that the newly-Jil 17 and July 20 through Aug. 21 , billion program for the 12 months by Sen. Wayne Morse CD-Ore .> .~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~, ditioner at a reasonabl. special tests on behalf of the pet· crate person would be able to usc wiII be hi ghlightl' lake. and prairie regions could be ing the way (or action on the big ment processes in an effort to Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal studied and conserved. issue o[ money_ eliminate the substances." he add Nehru. in an obvious slap at Red SUI. Iowa Slate College and The Senators disposed of several ed, "and my guess is that they China. Friday denounced countries Iowa State Teachers College hav.e lesser amendments but Fulbright have achieved success." that preach "peace CuI co-exist cooperated in furni shing faculty said the cut-or-not-to-cut question ence was the "greatest" casualty members to supervise th e field- was postponed because too many of the cold war. work-study program since 1947. A 2 Des Moines Boys Nepal. like India. ha been wor responsibility oC the Slate Board ried by the Chinese Communists· or Regents. the Lakeside Labora· Shipton To Give ORD ER NOWr Escaped Jail; ruthless suppression of the up tory's educational and sci entific rising in Tibet last March. Refu policies are determined by an atl Scientific Papers Face 3 Charges gees from the Reds have fled into visory board composed of mem Nepal as well as India. bers from the three cooperating Harold W. Shipton. chief of SUI's ALB]A (A') - Three charges each Nehru denounced "c e r t a i n' state institutions of higher learn· medical electronics divison. will were filed in Justice, Court here ing. present three scientific papers at The UNIVERSITY EDITiON' cou ntries which boas~ of prac Friday against two Des Moines ticing Panscheel but do not hesi· Cour es in botany. biology and the Second International Confer , boys who escaped from the county tate to violate it when it suils zoology will be offered at each ence on Medical Electronics June jail in Albia Thursday night. but them. se sion. They are designed Lo sup 24-27 in Pari s_ were picked up again shortly after Panscheel referred to the prin plement regular course work The conference will be attended of they fled. ciples of peaceful co-existence with study of plant and animal life by physicians. engineers and re 'Th~ TIaily Iowan The two youths. one 17 and the laid down at the 1955 Afro-Asian under natural conditions. The search workers {rom all parts of other 16. were being held oei Conference at Bandung. Indonesia. laboratory lIses the entire shore the world. charges of car theft and breaking Red China participated in the con· of one side or the lake as a natural One of the primary aims of the and entering. when they over· ference. coIl e c tin g and experimental meeting is to bring "doctors and powered the wife of the Monroe Nehru urged Nepal not to fol ground. research workers with unsolved .Send This Great Edition to Your Friendsl ounty sheriff and ned from jail. low "such a country but to join Students from any college 01' problems together with engineers Within an hour after making with India in aU-round develop university may receive up 10 five with new techniques and ideas." tbeir break. however they were ment." semester-hours credit for work Shiptbn also will report on-equip. reca ptured less than a mile from "The countries in the shade of don e during each five-week ses ment which he designed to record the jail. the Himalayas are one and they sion. Students may register at the total body movement of small ani 96 pages jam-packed with news of cam- Each was charged Friday with shall ever remain one in solving laboratory. the first day oC each mals during extended periods of .. assault to commit Celony. mali their problems." Nehru said. session. according to Dr. King. time. cious injury to a building. and es pus activities and events-sports, fashions, cape. Sheriff William F. Bagley. who society and a host of other interesting fea- was on duty in the county at the time. said the two used steel rods tures for SUI students, families and friends. from their cots to dig through a wall leading to a stairway. The complete story of the university! . Pub· lication date, August 22. No Revivals In Moscow - Graham MOSCOW !m - BiJly Graham arrived Friday on his fi rst visit to Moscow accompanied by a fi Mailed' Anywhe[~e, 50~ nancial backer and some aides. 1'he American evangelist said he plans no revival meetings here but will attend Baptist church services Deadline for orders is Saturday, June 13 . Sunday and meet Russian church leaders. No Phone Orders, Pleasel He was accompanied by W. R. Jones. a technIcal manual pub· " ------Ii sher from Los Angeles who has Circulation Department • I been here twice before. On his The Daily Iowan last visit Jones brought six auto- " Iowa City, Iowa graphed Bibles from Graham for • Moscow Baptists. Graham said only 50~ Here II my order for ...... copy(le.) of the Ann_ I Jones conceived. arranged and Univerllty Edition. I enclo.e $ ...... to cover ontl,. paid [or this trip_ .. . . a copy COlt at 50( per copy. Mall to: RURAL WEEKEND WASHINGTON (A') - President Eisenhower left by Army heli Name ...... copter Friday for a weekend at his $25,000 Wood Painting On Exhibit Gettysburg. Pa .• farm. (Cove'l (Olt of pape" "15 IT HANGING STRAIGHT?" asks secretny Mrs. Mary Newton of Pr... or Earl E. Harper, ..,. ..it Mrs. Eisenhower left for the Add,", ...... : ...... Carm by automobile an hour and rector of the SUI School of Fine Arts. al they ' examine Grant Wood'i "Plrson WHml' Fable" - cut· , I' handling and pOltage) 45 minutes in advahce of her hus rently on .xhlblt in the Ealt Lobby of Iowa Memorill Union. A stylized l"terpretatlon of the t . band's departure. Washintton.cMrry ..... I... nd, the picture was plinted in 1939 while the artist wal a m.mber of tf\i City Qnd Stato ...... :...... The President plans ' to return to SUI faculty. Valued at $25,Il00, the INlntlnl hIS be.n INned for exhibition by Mrs. J. P• . Me",ue"'l • I U•• extra sheet far additional orcle,... )V asbingtop Sunday evellilli. wlft of the lIIIy.lllt. . .

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