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Appears As Witness • ... I ,.. t.o I • II At Rackets Prot.e Long Growi~g · 'Not ,AU ~, r Nothing, But LiHle Or Nothing'- Geneva· Talk~ WASHINGTON ~ -, it's a damnable Ue and I resent it," former Sen. George H. ~ender, (R·Ohio), cried out Tllursday To ' Resum~ :.", against any thought that he has Weak~~, Ali,,' S-eridteDemos Attack Ike taken a bribe. . S' . . , WASHINGTON 1.fI- Senate Oem. , to be good .for the United States," are told the future or thl! natiM . , The ex'senator, now employed ocrats 'lit into Pre$ident Eisenhow· Johnson said. rests upon stopping a little bit of On Monday by President J a!lles R. Hpffa of · ay Dot t ors, ,'. er Thursday for vetoing domestic The assistant Democratic lead· backdoor spending to put roofs over the Teamsters Union, was ,a vol· '. Se Mlk M f' Id f M the heads of our families." untary witness before the Senate houst.... leg' islatlon while pressing er, n. e ans Ie 0 on· 'Soviet Replies To West BATON ROUGE: La. "" :.... One , n!6 t4,na, said El$enhower was de- Johnson added: "It would be rackets probers. of Gov. Earl K. Long's political for.: mor'e foreign aid spending. manding "every dime the Admin· helpful if somebody would just Determining Fador' He shouted his "lie" retort after allies Silid Thu1;sday, that he is Majority Leader Lyndon B. John- stralion asks" (or foreign aid and lay down a few ground rules lor Chairman John L. McClellan, (D. WASHINGTON I.fI - Secretary Ark.l, recalled some of Wednes· very sick and growing weaker. .\ sOlI, (!;l.Tex.), tol(\ the Senate that at the same time putting domes· this course," eventually "the cloat of hypocrisy tic needs on a basis of "not all Other Democrats continued to of StilLe ChrIstian A. ,rerter day's testimony. '. similar pessimistic medical report is gcling to be torn from some of or nothing, but little or nothing." take potshots at their national Thursd4y saw some possibility - ' McClellan said one witness im· plied that an investigation Bender led the governor's executive aides this lIr~gailda." Jobnson referred to Eisenhow· chairman, Paul M. Butler, for his though . he Is DOt optimistic - of made into Ohio Teaml\tilt~ mat· to try to ease his doctors out of "What's good for Burma, ought !lr's veto of a housing bill last criticism of the Democrath,: lead· reaching an agreement with the ters in 1954, when he was a House. the picture. Tuesday 'and the President's news ership in Congress. BuUer said on Soviet Union on Berlin. member, was dropped after Team· conference statement that a spe· a television program last Sunday State Rep. Lloyd Teekell, whom T' a.iiIU Y Che(k cial session might be needed to that the leaders were being too The prospects, he indicated, will sters money was collected "to pull depend on what answers the S0- strings." Long vainly supported for Can· r_ r vote sufficient foreign aid funds. conservative in their efforts to "No charges were dropped," gress last year, visUed him ' in the Count.rfeiti n9 ' ;'On Tuesday we have a veto of avoid presidential vetoes by ton· viets give to a pair of questlons Bendel' declared. "No strings were executive mansion where tbe gov· · . 11 bill on the grounds that it ing down legislation. , from the Allles when the East· pulled with me. emor is a virtual prisoner of, WI\ Rjnft' B.roke", would authorize excessive spend· Sen , Theodore Francis Green, West foreign miniBters conference Bender saw tilc whole thing as Fo";"er Ohio Sen. Georve H. Ben"er, testifyinv Thuricray 'before' the ::I ilig .. On Wednesday we are told (D·RD, sent a letter to Bulier resumes in Geneva Monday. education a' sly attempt by committee coun· Senete Reckets CommiH.. , denounced as damnable lie" Implic:a' health. WASH[NGTON I.fI - The Secret that we might be called back in urging him to quit usjng his office Herter said the Western Allies fl. Teekell, emphasizing that !Ie ~rvic6 announced Thursday that special session if we don't spend as a "gun'pit" rrom which to fire Role of sel Robert F. Kennedy to strike at tions thlt h, 'received a brIbe or 'avors 'iIS heall of a House com· will want to Jconw: Socicty" Hoffa through him. ' ~poke as a layman, told newsmen: ~wo agents masquerading as mobs- enough," Johnson said. on fellow Democrats. miH.. which dropped chlrv.. in '954 avainst Ohio. Teamst.r official,. 1. Whether the Sovie~ lire say· the mllin ' Hoffa hired Bender last August, He made th.· denill after Ch.h'mln Joh" ft'cClen ..., (D·ArIt.I, saId "[ personally tWnk he is grqw;ng ters have smashed a Louisillna " In March the President tells Sens. Spessard L. Holland, (D. Union. first at $250 a day and later for wea"er. That is not to say tlle ' us that the whole security of the Fla. ), and Stephen M. Young, (D. ing that Allied rights In Berlin wUl • witness implied W.dnesd.y th.t the ch.rves wert dropped after Fine $125, to see if there was any cor· " '1\ t I wouJd g~ng . that'- pMdled counterieit nation depends upon $4 .5 billion Ohio), joined in the attack. Hal· expire at the, end of a~ III-month jl.ym."t "to pull strl"vs. "--~P Wirephoto. . talk ruption in the Teamsters Union­ . ~~~~;r~IIS ~:a:::th~ ' bu~ he's ~t~ hry /~~~Cks . 'on.' a wholesale worth ' of. 'packdOQr spendIng' for land told the Senate that Butler deadline, or whether they will con· an arrangement scoffed at by Ken· • Ir U ' • • 61. " ba"-;s" T , the lnternational Monetary Fund "appar~ntly is ttying to break up very SIC!' .• s·.gro'!V,ng w,e .... er. . 'It " , ',;'/ I." 'lInd ' th'e, World .Bank In July we the party." . tlnue .ev~n thQU,h no East·West nedy and the senators who say ~e Long suffered a slight heart'fail- ' U. : E ...Bilughman ;, chief of' the ~ ...... :.·""""". _ _ .,.-_ _ . ______agreement has bee.n reached. by Hoffa has loaded the union witli ure ' July 1, five dMs 'after' ~e ~r~t : Scr~,cf:l, ~,"a thc. ring.casl;1·,. ,.<.~; underworld figures and ' shady North' Battle$' ~o~th I"llous~ ' ; '._' . , then, and. ' , characters of various degree. contrived hie ' ow~.: rel~ase , rf~m . II e~ , ~,(e .thbn .4If.oNh~ !ilk~ c}1eck~ ,.Cteel :, ·;ra Iks 5 u spen ded .~ , 2. Whether' the ' amOunt of time stale me~fal hdfJl1l,hi!, !to .)Jas inot fr~IJl ': 'F!or'fd~ , iO JJ,'.exas~, a~ wa~ ,"", . .' :, I ~ I 'f But Bender assured the senators becn '8 full·time ,governor IR ' nCar· 1l1."nll)g .to\ l\ell .. t~em by, the hu~ ; "_ ... ' ,~'1 ' ; \. . ';' allowed ' J~r 'negotl~t1on on the aer·' Thursday the Teamstp.rs h""tl. ~ Coriln1ittee Over ,-,: Civil,Ri§hts : man question' is i~elf a negotiable quarters "reminds me of·a·churclt Iy T::ke7t~C~~id ~~s~cn ,; ·'u,nJ's ~~ ';~~~·, ~.d;sC;;~as ;ingpin$ J~~~. ~'eaf Tuesday 'Deadline, poin~ as, far u th8 SoViet UniQn office." WASHING TON ~ - Northerners and Southerners ) on the" House Laughter broke out., Bender ig· d(lCtors statements ..are g\larded ~ ,tlie 'tIlI11I\ ~c:r~ , arres~~ ?ule~lr ' is concernoo. " Judiciary Committee, sparre(j for ,an . inconcl~ive opt!ning .. round statements. ·'Gbv. Limg . is the lati! ' 1W1!~n~sd~y • lit, .'Na~lonal.. Air· . :NEW ,Y;.OI{K ~ - Steel neg~. Barring progress toward a set; nored it. Since' lIle 'Geneva talk,s reces~ Thursday, over proposed ad~i9ons to the cwil ~rlghts ~,aw. . " f ' ho ' t · · ·.t por~,'·. niey: wt;re · SClZ.~ after. thl:!y tl~(orS temporarily , suspended dl' tlement - and there seems to haye Committee members wanted to fruitlessly 011 June 20, he said, tbe know whether Bender, in his clean· A drive is 01\ to draft a bill by next week for House conSideratIOn ~~ ·~o:.:a:ril:s s h~ ' $~s !~~ h~ ,ftea.n 1 A, -#vo-ma ~lIm of ~iQ.rs e~· BaIlfPnth ~id ' that 1( the$4! ij~y , midhi,ht's $trike, dea~lIlle. to start shutting ~wn sUnpay. , " t~\'r~ af~J!lsi kSJ 1? ficial of the union who 111 drawing gram , which one fraction ih the ' ' . , push the A1Iles ollt o[ Cornm\l' ammed Lon( Wed'ne~~8~ ·, and- ex· c~kS " iiilf, ,been ' filled oOt and Major steel company executives Meantime, it was 'reported' that $375 a week in salary ani( $25 in party now says is . moving too " r " pressed c.o,ncem o~er, W~ , meptil c¥hcd, mercll4nts vrobably ~o'lld were reported' buddling S/lcretly to nist·encircled West Berlin. The expense money while setving a slOWly. Senate Democratic ~eader " PLAY , TICKETS ' A'(AIII:ABLE two steel fabricating firms in Cal· and phYSical ~e~erlora~~. haYe bei!n ' ~i1k~d out of al)oul $500,., discuss the J)Osslbility of making ifornia have reached agreement Western powers have made clear term in prison. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, fac· Only tw"" I"v!; ' .e.t 'tickets they wilJ not negotiate under a And what about getting rid of Uowever, Long s executive sec' 00(/, a formal settlement offer. There on new contract terms with other ing a Southern blockade, is under· w.re still .v.llabl. ,I.te Thurs. retary, A. A. Fredericks, an· , The ' Secret Service said both seemed to be a good deal of argu. AFL·ClO unions, although the pacts deadline wWch, they regard as an Joey Glimco, a Chicago Team· $tood to have asked C\l8irman • .:... ht' ultimatum. sters official denounced by tbe com· Emanuel Celler, (D·N.Y.), of the d.y .fternoon ~ t...... • per· nounced that Long was :w im· men arre~ted here are convicted ment Qn this among tbe top dozen have yet to be signed formally. mittee as a racketeer? House Committee, a long-time ad. fermallce of "1'" .Tri:.1 of Jo'", proved the doctors left him un· white slavers. It named one, Jose· steel firms guiding the negotia. Steel sources here declined to The U.S. foreign affairs chief Bender said be hadn't heard of vocate of strong civil rights laws, B~own." . attended WednesdllY night for the ph LoVely Sonnier, 40, of Duson, tions. comment on the reports of con· declined to ,say whether a favor· the charges against either man. to take the initiative. . A voocI select!en of tickets was first time: La:, a~ the. awarent leader of the The United Steelwotkers of Am- tract settlements at the U.S. Steel able answer trom the Communists Fredericks also said there was c04nterfeiting ring. erica. for its part, was reported Celler said Thursday's closed. stlllr • .v.ilableler S.turd.y's Corporation's Consolidated Western on these questions would consti· door session was "mature, but a perforrnMlce. · no change in Long'S ' plan t1l l>egin It said Sonnier is reputed, also to have whittled down its asking facilities in San Francisco and Kai· tute the progress that President free.for.all." . The ,..y; .wriHen by Rich.rd a leisurely wceq·long vacation to to head a combine which procures price for a new contract and seek­ ser Steel Company's plant in Napa, Eisenbower says Is needed from the West and 'tanada late tWs girls fo bawdy houses in south· ing to win a possible meeting the Geneva conferente before he 2 ,Soldiers Most of the discussion was St"kton, G, ' Aleron, Ohio, was Calif. Nor were the settlement would go to a summit meeting of about a section which would make . "heauled ' f., performance week. west Louisiana. ground with the Industry. terms available. violent interference with the car. .Thurld.y, tonight· ind btur.... y , " . heads of state. Die In Attack rying out of court orders a federal .It tfJe ':Inlve,,"y The.tre. ... In discussing the Geneva pros· Comrade' Occupied' Gapitalists and Corn-:, pects, Herter laqWngly declined \ crime. I . • Ticketa fo,. the ~ .. turd&y per. With · This is .aimed at mob action or fer~."CI ml~ .... obt.lned .t to sum up in a single word how · I'k th L'ttI the the.trt .. · rt"rv.tiOfl deA, he leels about going back. That In Viet Nom t hrea t s ,m cases, lee I e 'M I Lobtt I M I I Rock, Ark., and I Clintoll, Tenn., ' .I n ' y, ' 0'1'1 ~ • word might be unprintable, he BIENHOA, South Viet Nab ~ - school desegregation crises. Re- Union, from ' , •• m. until 4:. quipped. . Terrorists stormed a V ,S. Army publicans and Northern Demo- p.m. "" As the qu~stionlng ranged far • \ I • Farm billet Wednesday night 8\\d killed crats 'generally !/gree on tWs sec. ___....:....----;''-:--':-::-:- ____ KoziOl, :Jr;ifj:bIS Illinbi,s and wide, Her. t e r admittedly a major and a sergeant in a group tion, which is part of President ,.I' , . . slipped up in sayln, at one poInt CHICAGO iii - Capitalists and wateWng a movie. Eisenhower's recommendations. IIC .ki,ngf' Mice , that he might not be welcOmed in The government blamed Com· N . t t "en Thursday r mo corn kept comrade Fral R. K'oz)ov Berlin atter the Geneva -confer· munists fer the attack. on anyo vo provisions. es were a... Had No Inc' ."dence moving at a gruelling pace Thurs· ence. He said that remark tuid The attack went on for 10 min· . , day. been just an offhand comment on utes. One 'of the attac~ers was m;~:~Ii~~~~~k:~r~:r ':eer~o=f. Of Lung Cane •.r the possibility of a bad decision blown to pit)Ces by his 'own home· tee ultimately will approve' a bIll The touring SovIet first deputy from West Berlin's standpoint, made bomb, Two Vietnamese LONDON If, A f premier clambered aboard a farm wWcn he boped would not OCcur. army guards and a Vjetnamese closely conf9rmihg to the Presl- · , I - group 0 truck near the town 01 Morris, On another question he reversed boy were killed in an ensuing gun dent's reco~ndations . British researchers .Thursday reo III., and surveyed the lush greep battle. . The measure before it is a com· ported that in five years .of labora· himself cOmpletely. This Will fields of tltl soft of farmer who wben he said he thought the S0- does not exist jp the' Soviet Union Six American service men - bination of tbese' and of ' a ·propos· tory experiments with mice rats viets at Geneva were really trying members of a military aid group al by Cell~J'I to authorize federal d Ii ' ' h d ·jed ' - the independent one. · to lind a solutlon to ~ German _ were in the mess hall watching injunction e,Jlforcement of all civil ~n ,aJ1l~te.rs th~y. II fal . to Obviously Impressed b~ what he the movie. rights. -The present law provides mduce lu~g callfer m .the ammals question rather ~ just reaping saw and learned, the,' Stocky gray· propaganda. In hi. address to the In addition to the two killed, a this procedure for voting , rights by. eXPO~lIlg ,.t~m to strdng con· haired right hand man to Premier capwln was wounded. . only. i , centrlltions' of . smoke. nation 17 days ago he. said the cl~a~e\t~ , Nikita Khrushchev lett the ' rural The Americans could See the 'qther provisions' the' . a_ pega· Reds gave no slen of interellt \g ~'j6r in : 'Ou~ '.faUu;~~ is ., slr.i.kin~ atmosphere for th\l ' Ultra·swank genuine negotiations. , . " attackers peering i n through blll inc)ude .extending the life of ttv~ . r~ult, . lIal~ s.clentls~ of surroundings of CWeago's IQdtan Screen windows as bullets smashed the Ciy.il Rights ' Commissi~n for Bntal!l's Instit~te of Cancer Re· Hill Club, to he feted by stili art· Most of news confererce disCus· Into the floor and walls. ' two' years lteyond this fall, mak· search. .,.'.._ other group of capitalists. He bas sions dealt with the German crisis. Herter voiced hope that the sec· ,' , In a lull in the firing', the Amer· ing votin, , investigations easier, An · accQunt of thelt experimen~ yet to get anyw~ere at' ~ wIth icans made a break and summon· creating a' commission to push en· was included In the 36th annual the AmerIcan general public, who ond go-aroWld at Geneva would ed two companies of Vietnamese lorcement and antidiscrimination report of the" British Empire Can. in Communist parlance w'ould be not last beyond three weeks. The soldiers. . -policies in federal contract em· cer Campaign - Ii 'voluntary body called the masses. first stage Iasteil six weeks. He , The Vietnamese drove o{f the ployment and help Cor desegregat· devoted to fighting the disease. Indicated that if the talks last . : KOIlov's day began 01\ a sour attaekers, believed to total about jog school districts. Cancer institute scientists reo longer than three weeks they may note, for ~Im. For the first time be lowered below the foreign lhln· 10, who fled to the nearby Dong· ported the only lung cancer en. on this tour of the United Stales, nai River. They apparently had countered during their experi. ister's level and he would have the Communist leader attracted a someone else represent hlm'there. come up by the river. ' Jupit.r Rocket mcnts was a solitary tumor In a crowd - If a few hundrec{ persons Maj. Dale R. Buls o( Ilnperlal t rat and this was not due to cigar. could be called a 'crowd. Most of BeaCh, CallC., and Sgt. Chester Fired r ~'y 'Army ette smokc. This tumor was aaso. it was hostile. M. Ovnand of COPPera~ Cove, ciated with marked broncWtis. As Kozlov arrived at City Hall 'Drunkard~ Slated Tex., were killed. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (.fI - The report shoWed that at Leeds for an official greeting from Chi· ' Capt. Howard B. Boston of A Jupiter rocket thundered sky· University rhIcc were subjected to cago's Mayor R1cliard J. Daley, To Pass Out Soon Blairsburg, Iowa, was r wounded. ward Thursday night in a review cigarette smoke and atmospheric He wb flown to Manila for treat· of an upComing satellite shot. a crowd of pickets waited across tbl> strCllt, carrying signs with HOLLYWOOb , ~ "The ment. He was not ' wouncled ser· pollutiop. Of 4q mice in an expero· DtunkBtd" wiD pass out this faU, lou ly a • • I The Afmy's dependable inter· ment which began I:ight months sucb legends . aa "JnternaUonal TIh s~id A jOI~~ co~~ ~e~ mediate.range missile shot from ago, 27 were stl'l alive and none Steal CoinpaJ\y,' a!\d "Free tbe ending the 101ll4l~t theatflcaJ binge , e SIX mer c ns e." e· the cape ' at 8:01 p.m. on a 1,500· had developed lung tumors. CClmmunlst Slaves." ,The or'derly In the history 01 the UH:ater, " bers of an eight·man .U.s. Miii· mile reliability and accuracy test. tar)' Assistance Advisor," Group It did not say bow the rest had demonstrators were outnumbered Announcemellt that the venerable t¥m training the soldJeu,'of anti. Its goal L was to drop a dufmmy died. . < by about 240 police. , melodrama wU1 fold Oct. 10 c.~ f th Communist South Viet Nam. warhead Ion a water target 0 e ______:-- ______At one farm he waded through Thursday - ~ annlversarf that There has b~n ' no ~ttacks on island of Antigua. waist· high corn and asked many marks the betlDning of tile s1ioW's Americans here by partlaans of The Air Force also static·fired questions about It. KozIov Is DM • 27th yur. . Communist North 'Viet kam siDce a giant Atlas a few hours earlier, farmer, but a metaUufaIat. How· When ttIe show opened at the a series of bombings i:D 'the au. Indlcatinl .the delay in this mis· ever, corn is one ' of the favorite . ,Theater Mart 011 Vermont Avenue lumn of 1957 'at Sal,on, 10 miles aile's firing program may end subjects of his boss, Khfushcbev. In 1983 It "'.. ~ DO more south of Blenhoa. soon. I .. At another farm he Inspected than a few fteb of life. On Its Indicating that this may be the prize cattle ,and automatic (eeding second . Diaht ~ were only ,five sillnal for a new, wave of terror. PRAISE CIGARETTE VENDORS eqUipment and 'complimentea tIM! -paid adml ••• iam, .uthorlties said the I\Uaekers " DES ~fOINES I.fI - , An official farmer 01\ it. The So~ party But since theIl more 'than three habits, The terrorJsts cbo~ a time of the State Tax Commission Continued split up in groupe of haH, a dOlell million perSOIll have ~ ' . lhcI Id this city of ",000 seCimed to Thursda? praised Iowa retailers each, for , lunch at varieClJ farn'l' . villain and e~ the hero-',in .. be well informed of U.S. Army Cor their honesty In obtaining full ,,.. R. K.. IeY, left, Soviet flrat deputy 'premier, ...... ,... " J.mes Holderma .., rI.ht, a. he ...... tI .... , ~alr houses. KOzlov himself liad IUllch old.fuhionecl that o~f ' , when they k!1ew the' Art\e,ricans collection of, the tax on cl,arettes cent on " ...i-man'1 f.rm .It Merrll, III., 11M' C"le... , Thur..... y. KOllov Ind hla .roup spilt up " .1,1t at the home 01 farmer··Jam. ·F. w~. P,l'Oduced .fb..rP, T. Baalum ia .ould be aa.embled for • nl&bUy when the levy went up from 3 La Morris, for 'lunch durl... tho 'teur ~ .., tho IlIInol. A,rlcultural AIIoclatl.. .-AP ~ Hieh 80's HOlderman of wbO 'nIiii • ..- fetM. f!z movie, 4 cents 'R pAck on July 4. ..,< , ~" tt ') f. " ~""""" ~~ • cnrn·hng operotinn, dead for tbe.1Qt .. ,.. II. .. -' .. - . \ ,.~ . . ' , . , , -, I '- Khrushche,,/s Statement Forester - Heavy Losses Possible, But- 'Th~1)aily Iowan I Could End Cold War. j FRIDAY, JULY 10, 195' Iowa City, Iowa SaVel"E 'I ,. , 'Precautions Can , , , ms' IOIL'lIIl a of fkeltlll/hlt {'Iectet! .. TIll' Duily b tcritt~ ami ~lil,.J by 5/udrllL> lind h ~1I1: rml'(llf!J /)(turd In/\tl'e~ lIy 'No Desire To Export Communis":1 tltl'.dudl'llt body and fOllr loculty tn.sires appointed lIy tile prc idl'llt of tile Unil;erslly. 1'lIe Doily 101l:an's BY ERWIN ATWOOD gradually, branch by branch, over sease ~ ' i~ to co\ntrol the beetle editorial policy, tlll!reforl', II !WI all npr. ion of ( I' admi'llstrailon policy or op;nioll, In any partlclilar: And No Desire For Expansion' Sta" Writer a period of years. Trees that be­ population by spraying, aruna come infected In the spring or said. Elm trees should be sprayed Iowa City residents could lose By J. M. ROBERTS carly summer usually eIle quIck­ before the beetle becomes active' one half of their tree&- if the city ly. Trees becoming diseased late in the 'spring when temperatures Associated Pre.. News Analyst should suffer a heavy infestatIon of in the summer are much less are above freezing. the Dutch elm diseas~ . But the Nikila Khrushchev has said the words which. if the Soviet Union seriously affected. They may even Because of the long residual ef· loss could be kept as low as three reco\(er, unless they become rein­ fectiveness of DDT sprays they can showed only the slightest signs of, living by them. could end the cold per cent of the elm tree' I,lOpulation war. fected. be applied any time after the trees if proper protectlve measures arc Unfortunately, B run s said, lose their leaves in the fall and be­ "Soviet Russia has no desire to export Communism and no desire laken. symptoms produced by Dutch elm fore new leaves appear in the for expansion," he said. Ray Bruns, city forester . said disease lodli: very much like those spring: In a mood strongly contrasting from the one he displayed when that 80 to 85 per cent of the elm of- other, less severe di s ~ases such If sprays are applied for the first talking to W. Averell Harriman recently. the . Soviet Premier told trees. or nearly 50 per cent of the as anthracnose. Persons who have time when the tree is in [oliage, visiting American governors that if a disarmament agreement city's tree population, ' could be trees showing symptoms of the di­ it is i"ipossible to adequately could be ""eached his government would cooperate with the United lost to the disease. sease should notify the forester's States in helping underdeveloped Although the Dutch elm ldisease, office so that the exact nature of The City Council' Weclnes4ay countries. unknown in this country until 1930. the disease can be determined. took iteps toward the prevention That would be acceptance of has not yet been discovered in the Once a tree is infected it must be of the Dutch elm disease in Iowa Court Grants President Eisenhower's ' expres­ city. there is no guarantee that it cut down and burned. City. CitY Manager Peter F. .sion of one of the world's oldest will not strike. And once it strikes, Dutch elm disease. a fungus. is Roan was directed to seek bids ideas. about devoting the money there is no cure. spread by the elm bark beetle on a .rnlst sprayer for use In Motions In Salk spent on war budgets to world The only effective means of con· while feeding. The feeding attacks spraying elm trees along side economic development - beating trol are the treatment of healthy are made only in living elm trees, .streets. Anti-Trust Case swords into plowshares. trees to prevent them from be· usuaJly in the smaller twig The "p,rayer ~oul4 H mO'!nted The initiative is up to Khrush­ coming infected, and the prompt. crotches. When the feeding beetle. on a trailer and could dIrect a TRENTON. N.J. IN! - The fed­ chev. He boasts of his great pow­ destruction of dead or dying trees. carrying the fungus on its body . spray of insecticide on tf1t .. eral government TilUrsday won er. If he really has it he could Dutch elm disease produces a cuts into the soft, rapidly growing overhead and along strH'S, fhus two motions designed to bolster demonstrate it by chatiging the wilting and yellowing or drying of tissue of the small twig during the destrtr(lng elm bark .H.tt.. its charges of price fixing against whole course of Soviet foreign foliage usually followed by im, spring or early summer. the fun­ which , carry the disease. five'major drug companies manu­ policy. which is not only a Com­ mediate defoliation and death of g4S enters the wound and spreads facturing Salk anti polio vaccine. munist policy, but which has lhe affected branches. There is rapidly throughout the lee. Infec­ cover the bark. The early sprayiag Federal Judge Phillip Forman . been basic in Russian conduct (01' no pattern in the spread of the tions occuring lat~ in the summer will remain effective throughout ruled that the government may 350 yeal's. Communism has mere­ disease and weather conditions usually result in slow spreading see documents used by the com­ ly been fashioned into a weapon lhe period that elm trees are most apparently have no affect on out- of the fungus and localized in­ susceptab1e to infe<;tion . . panies to determine price of their for expansionism. Changing it breaks. Bruns said. ' fections becjluse of the slower rate vaccine. and may introduce evi­ would be real demonstration of Infec;:.ted - trees commonly die o( growth. A second application may be dence on prices in foreign mar­ power. and Nikita could go down within a few weeks, but may die The only way to control the ell· made {n July to prevent late sum­ kets. in history as far more than just mer fe,eding, but Brun~ sait! he A federal jury Is scheduled to another Russian czar. does not recommend the late hear the case against the five The answer to whether Khrush· spraying. Beca!lse of the heavy companies starting Oct. 15. They chev was expressing ' his real Welfare Study Comrn-ittee foliage, the late spraying will not are charged with conspiracy to fix thoughts when talking to Harri­ I! effectively cover the bark. Another prices. a violation of the Sherman man about Berlin and the possl­ big dislijivantage of late spraying . Mostly Trial • • • And Error Anti-Trust Act. billties o[ war, or when he was Has Firs~ Meet Thursday is that it will destroy beneficial in­ The five are Merck & Co. of talking to the governors, is only sects that are natural enemies o( Rahway;. American Home Prod­ too evident. DES MOINES (A'1 - A public As- Iowa, including old age assistance. the elm bark' beetle and is hazard- -Captain John Brown ucts Corp., New York City; Eli It will be demonstrated again sistance Study Committee. set aid to the blind. aid to dependent (lus to birds. . Lilly & Co.. Indianapolis. Ind .; Daily Iowan Review Then there are all sorts or gim­ the jury was, and a curious ca­ when he sends .Foreign Minister up by the 1959 Legislature to study children, soldiers' relief and county Destroying beneficial insicts in, Park. Davis & Co., Dctroit, Mich.; Andrei Gromyko back to Geneva. lowa'S welfare programs, held its arid poor relief. By LARRY BARRETT micks (Jawyers dashing into the cophony of gavel pounding, rab­ and Allied Laboratories, lnc., Kan­ sects may result in abnOrmal out· crowd, inciting the spectators to ble rackets, drum rolls and folk Gromyko says only what he is initial meeting here Thursday. It will make recommendations breaks of such ' pests as " scales, In one or two prllvious efforts sas City, Mo. Tbey have denied if rioL) which ought rarely to be ac­ songs covering the ~vhole, mak­ told. and he didn't he would be State Sen. Jake Mincks, IG LEAGUE BOOK will , / be In the char,e 01 Mrs. Proffitt from victim. new devel09ment in. t sting pro- L. DES ' MOINES (N! - ' Iowa 'Pack· July 7 to July 21. Telephone her at OFPlIClIAL DAILY' IUL'LETIN Mrs. John Wesley. 27, has been cedures ana to qualify new per­ ber\ 8-3801 If 0 oltW" or Information about ing Co .. Th'nrsday filed suit in Polk L­ +=i-E~~Loek joIn In, the ,rou.,. Is desired. under treatment at Broadlawns so,nnel for communities which have He 6)19'-9""" ~+{,~~O\I 'Pc:>Sr ... ,-- . General Hospital. It was decided no testing program for tlleir child­ County' District Court agalnlt , no). OANDIDATES FOa. DIlORBE8 IN United 'packing House Workers 01 AUGUST: O"ders for official lP'aqua­ ... University she should be moved to Univer- ren, Klnl fl ·'an1t Get Ovel It-Ana 'He's A Fellow Texan 100' tion announcement. of the Au,. lIS. sity Hospitals at Iowa City where The aim of the testing Itrogram is America AFL-CIO and Local 89. Del< Commeneement are DOW beln. taken. facUities were better suited for to recognize hearing losses in The suit wap for an InjunetlDiJ N, , Place your order herON! noon 10· Calendar bere ~ . - day, at the Alumni House, 130 ~ her treatment. chilclren and to help those young· to get Workers back on lite Jo\ 13.. 1 atrlptions. 110 per ,ear: liz tIIOn!ha, MaJce-lood ••rYle. on missed pape.. North MadIson Street, acroft from the The problem was find a way sters obtain lIPpropriate pro(es· contend,lng they were vlolatin, • He 15.80; three months, "'21. Is flat possible, but every el10rt will Union. Price per announcement It 12 • to W, I 'lh@- 1>oUy Iowan J)e made to correct ,rron .,Ith tile ~RIDAY, JULY 10, 19S9 . cenl$ • to move Mrs. Wesley on the 120· slonal attention. collective bargaining agreeinellt next wue. THERE WILL be rcc..... tional mm­ mile trip without taking her from The workshop instructional staff by not' teporting for work. DAILY IOWAN EDtTOJUAL IITAn tnlng at \/Ie Women'. Gym from .: 10 8 p.m. _ "Tbe Trial of Cap­ I AUDIT...... JlllUAU Ted R ...... ----~------EdIUlr ...... IIIIIIB!•• f tlle ASSOCIATED n ... to 5 p.m. dally. an iron lung. includes Mrs. Barba~a Gibson. The suit also asks lor damaaei I or N_. EoIJtor ...... Kay .,xre.. The Al!OClated Preea Ja entlUed ex­ tain John Brown" by Richard F. The ,34th Ordnance Battalion of hearing consJ!tant with the division for wot'k stoppages and what the C ClaCULATIOJC. CIt, Edllot .... , • .. Marlen. Jortlensen ' clullvely 10 the use for repubUcation I.. YOU IUJl~D fOf' a J85I Stockton - Unlversltv Theatre. shol Sparta Edito • ...... •..•. Don FOfSl/th. of all the 10ul newl printed In lhll Hawkeyt! and have nol, ,.t picked It the Iowa Na,tional 'Guard had the of sPj:!cilll education in jthe Iowa company charges were slowdowlll, L ChIef Pbo\oCl'llpher .... JoAnne Moore newapape.r .. well .. all AP 'new. uP. plea.., do 110 .. IOun .. po.lble Satunley, July 11 answer. Department of Public Instruction; 'rhe sJetjtion ~Iates the eompl1lY. Thu ~ dall)' except SWldq and Sodety I:dIUlr ...... ~ ... Mar, Jan. dbpatehes. at 201 Communication. Center, • '.m. the and Iop1 hOliday. by Stu- to 5 p.m. d.lly except Satu ....y • 8 p.m. - University Play "The A lat:ge armament repair van JamElS L. Shapley. assi~tant pro· hJls lost spout $125,\100 sinc~ WIi~ • dent llcetkml. Inc., c..rununica· DAILY JO.AN ADy.aniING ITAFF . else • Uou ter. 10... CIt)'. Jo.... ED- DAILY 10W:.u. IUrEaVlIO •• FROM lenlors may .00 let tIIetr book at Trial of paptain John·Brown" by was volunteered in response to a fellsor of speech path~Jogy and sloPRC~ Jllly 2. t ...... _ eta. rtlatlB a\ the 8ua. MIP'. "- Mv. DINeIor . ..~ ...... 8CHOOL 01' 10t-aNAL1811 I'ACUt.TY the ..me place. J...... _ ...... 11.1 Ad..... Richard F. Stockton - University reqliest of lhe National FI/unda- audiology at SUI; Dr. C ~ M. Kos, Thl! plant was Idle Thursday If , , the . .... oHIoe Iowa J>\\bllther ...... " ... Jolln II. Hatrlsoa a' ct." under ... Mvert\S11\I M~uer Jam... CIa""'" Edltorllll. . ...•.. Arthur M . Sand...... Uy Fre , KI 01 Concresa of ilardi I, 1~9. . . . Bc';U:iio.4a, -1'It4a,.: Theillre. tion ,. polio-patient helping agency. professor of otolaryngology lIi'1d about 800 .member, of , tlie unt~ C1aooUfed Adv. IIIP'... LalTJ' Benn..., Advertlal...... Iobn KoUman 1:30 -I •.m.; Ia&urdq 'IllIO·' p.m.; • leg • PromotJOIl ...napr ..... Walter Bar.... Circulation...... WIlb\a P._" lunda,. 1,'IIi p.m.. 1 a.1D. ....",. Tunday, July 14 Guardsmen stripped the van of maxillOfacial surgery at 5tH; Carl failed !p. return to work a~ tJj DeIIt: Mcmdq - ThUHdq•• a.lft. ••:,. 8 p.m.-Summer Lecture Series its _hop equipment and installed E. Betts, spe'ech and hearIng con­ cOD1pany had asked. • M TaUITElI. JIOAaD 01' IITVD&JrI D·1Il.: I'rldi~ laflmla,: ..... gle< PUBLICATIONS -.:ee -"The Role of a ,College lv!an an electric ,eneralor on the front sultant with the State SeIWices for Wednesday nIght aboul 600 memt D.m.; T·.: p.m.; IuD_I I. t:. - Ack Dr. aearce luton. CoUel' of o.Q:­ DJII,; ,=,. p~ In a Free Society;" bumper to supply power for the Crlppled ChlllIl'en i and D~le Blng­ bers voted to J\llturn If the tOftIo t\atrT; John B. ~v.na. La; DaYld B. ond I'ltulmmon., At; Paul 1:. Hahn-. PLAY Inn...... fIeIQ_ will -~njamin Fine-Iowa Memorial respirator. ham, speeah and hearln ' consllit. pan~ woUld re·jnstate tile 1114- D2: Prof. Bblh Eelae>. !>epel'tmeni \10 ..ell '1'IIeIda, tIIId Prldar' «- T:JI Lights and an elec(t:1c fan were ~nt with the sr:jecial educa Ion dl"l­ pended Workers. . , J as! of PollUcal lIclenee; Prof. Lealie. 0'. UDlon., to ':30 p.OJ!. IIntil Aucuat 11, PrO­ About SOIl workers ~howed UP '. wen ~, Ik'-l of 'o-'lan; .... Ylclild Ulal no 110m. ".,.\1 cellteM " ....v,Julyts installed alollJ with three chairs .Ion of tbe Iowl DePf~ent of D. tlClUDdler • .(3; Prof. L. A. V ... . " ldIedulocl. A~Iab18 ~ ",..,.J)etl 8 p.nt, "Midsummer Night's for ' hospital staff members who PubU~ Instruction., Mrs. GlbsOIl 18 the plant Thursday morrlill" !lilt TI DJ>., COU.... 01 Ua_ao.;, Oeqo of the f.cullY. .laU, and atudt!llt Jon, W. Wwaa..; .u. I bod¥ ...d th." apou_ are the lol· Dream" - University Theatre. made the lrip, coordinator for the ccitlrsei did not 8~ to w,drk. " ....H I,,.. I , I ' I lief, ' ...... ' I .'J,. , v1H , . '. . , , , I ------'I,. 4-TH! DAILY IOWAN-Iowa thy, ta.-~rlday, July 10, '959 ,." ,. -~r -I "'... 4 , ~J Gunderson, Vet' Jordan, Teen~ger Moyer I lo~a City's ExtrdFine Food rS ChiSox Nip Indian~ Cohn Gain he ~eetle Clash In Title Bout Tonight fo' Bruns PORTLAND, Ore. !A'I - Denny Portland Meadows race track, ~e sprayed In Western Moyer. still in his teens, gets a terevised over NBC starting at ~e s acfive' CHICAGO !A'I - Slurdy Jo Anne crack at champion Don Jordan's 8 p.m. Iowa time. Promoter Tom­ rperatures 1 welterweight boxing titlc Friday my Moyer, Denny's uncle, said he 4-3, Trail By Game Gunderson of Seattle, outdriving night. I expects a crowd of 10,000 and a r idual el· rn!CAGO IA'I - Jim Landis drove her state rival 20 to 70 yards, Jordan, an experienced La An· gate of $100,000. 11910wa Ave. Dial 5511 s they can ill three runs and Bubba Phillips Thursday defeated Anne Quast of geles body puncher with a 45·11 The 25·year·old Jordan said he the trees contributed a game-deciding homer Everett 5 and 4 to gain the semi· record, wound up training Thurs· has a $70,000 guarantee. Young day by reiterating his belief he will ~ 11 and be­ to rocket the final of the Women's Western Moyer's cut has not b~en dis· ar in the over the Clevelana Indians Thurs· stop the fast, young Moyer short c1osed_ Amateur GolC Tournament. of the scheduled 15 rounds. day night. Moyer is 19 and has had 20 pro· Min GundeNOn, 20, the 1957 It will be an outdoor bout at Hamburg Inn.; No. 2 r the first Billy Pierce won a battle of Cessional fights. He won them all. national amateur champion, was fOliage, lefties with Herb Score, who was -. He aso had 82 bouts as an ama· dequately lifted in the seventh lrm;ng for a AMERICAN LEAG E l·up at the turn and closed out teur. He won the National AAU pinch hitter. W. L. ..cl . G.B. \\. L. Ptt. G.B. the featured match of the quar· Darley D,leats welterweight titl e in 1957, the year 214 N. Linn St. pial 5512 Pierce, who yielded five hits, San Francisco 47 35 .57 3 CI~veland 44 33 .571 - terfinals l-und.er.par for the 14 ~ dn... y before he turned pro. I' :' .- .: ::; holes required. vention including Jim Baxes No. 6 homer t'l~w~~~:~~.:.:: ·. :! ~~ : ~! ~~t~I~~re ~~ :m i Strauss, Talces " r- in the seventh, 'OOosted his record A member be a fighting Portland ~ ill lowl ~~~~~~&~ ... : ..... ~: ~~ :~~ ~:~ ~~oJo,.~ : ... ::~ !~ ~~ : ~~i ::; Milss Quast, the 1958 national family - brother Phil is a boxer, efer F. to 9·10, while Score 'absorbed his Sl. Loul. "" .... 38 43 .469 8'2 Washington 37 43 A63 8'2 lIt1ist, had trouble with her short Valley Net Title sixth loss against nine victories. as were his father and uncle - he k bids ~~~~~~~t~~la" .. ~:: :;~ l~:~ ~~J~~s ~~ty ~~:~ !~~ I r' irons and chip approaches, leav· won his shot at the title with Score gave up four hits but walked TIIURSOAY'S llESULTS '['IIURSO"- Y'8 llt: 'Ul.'fS ing herself short innumerable ST. LOUIS IA'I - Two Iowa City, pure decisions this year over Gaspar use in six and fanned two. Pltu;burgh 4. Chicago 3 110 Innlng41 Chicago 4. CI~v~l.nd 3 limos while MI'ss Gunderson hit Iowa lads baWed Thursday in the ng side San Francisco 3. Cincinnati 2 Boston 14. New York 3 " Missouri Valley Junior Tennis Ortega and Vince Martinez, both . The Sox went ahead to stay with Phll.delphla 11 ·2, SL Louis 0-6 B.l,tlmore 8-5. W~. hinglon 0-0 112 out of 14 greens in regulation. 1/4 Ibe highly regarded welterweights. grovnd beef two runs in the fifth on walks to Los Angeles 4. MJJw.ukee 3 (13 K amAS City 5-4. Detroit 0-0 championships with Chuck Darley mo"nttcl Innlnis l TOD"-Y' PJ1<:1IERS Mi,s Quast was 4-over.par on outlasting Richard Strauss, 7·5, Ring Magazine ranks Moyer the P.hillips lind Luis Aparicio, a single TODAY'S PI'[CnERS New York al Eo ton IN, - Ford the tree-hemmed Exmoor cour e No. 2 contender, the National Box­ • direct I by Nellie Fox and Landis' bases· SL LouJs at Phllndelphla (NI 18-51 V5. Brewer 16-51 . I . 6-4, to cop lhe 13·and·under crown. tn.. Mizell 19-31 VS. Owens 11.71. CI~vel.nd ot ChlC'IO INI _ :\Ie- winch ramble~ 6,567 yards and ing Association ranks him No.5. In every filled single. Chicago at Pittsburgh INI - Hobble Lish ,10·3, v,. W~')h 111-51. I carries a 37-38-75 standard. Darley was seeded first in the Should Moyer upset Jordan, he Is, fhul ( Phillips added his fourth homer (9-71 vs. Friend 14--101 . Detroit at Kans.t" CII,· INI - Foy · boys 13-and·under division and .beetl .. San Francisco at Clnclnnntl (N) tack 17-71 "S. Reed 10.2. or Kuck s Miss Gunderson's semifinalist would become. the you ngest cham· of the season in the sixth and Miller 14,~" v •. Purkey 17-91 . 12-41. F 'd '11 b 19 Strauss was the No. 2 seed. pion ever in the welterweight divi· hamburger that proved the margin as Mudcat Los Angeles at Milwaukee IN I _ Baltimore 01 W.. hlntrton 'NI _ opponent rt ay WI e ·year. Drysdale /9-61 "S. Burdelle 111·81 , Fisher ,0·1, H. P.

Acclaimed throughout the world . Heun: .l-lll.mo now at Louis Drug B> only $29.95. 1·5 p.rn. The C.mera Shop Of , 7-f p.",. . Phone: '511 111 E. Burllntton LOU~S REXALL DRUG . AIr-Conditioned OHlc. 107 S. CLINTON ')24 E. Coil.". / THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa eity, la.-Friday, July 10, 19$9-""0' , " - 5 Times More .jll1donesian Coaches Ask Court Ruli.ng Former 'Royal Names Se'lf Suitor Weds SUlowans Get That Donations Not Taxable LONDON IN! - Robin Douglas­ I . I • I Minister WASHrNGTON ..., - Two for­ In contesting these claims, both Home, who once hoped to marry mer University of Nebraska foot­ men said they performed no serv­ Princess Margarethe of S~eil~, Polio Vaccine JAKARTA, Indonesia"" - Presi­ ball coaches have asked the U.S. ice for the Century Club, that the was' wed Thursday to Sandra Paul, Tax Court lor a ruling that cash The number of SUI students who dent Sukarno appointed himself club members received no direct a pretty blonde British model. donations they received from a have received polio shots at Stu­ prime minister of this sprawling benefit from the donation except Douglas·Home works in an ad· fan group were outright gifts. not dent Health has. increased from island nation Thursday and brought "the pleasure and satisfaction" of vertising agency and plays piano subject to income ta .boUt 20 per day to' almost 100 a Abdul Haris Nasution, a tough and making a gilt to a friend. in cocktail bars to augment his daY. accordmg to Dr. Chester l. , I efficient army general, into the The Internal Revenue Service • Internal Revenue said "it has income. He is 26. Mlller, associate director of the Cabinet to help end political bick­ took a different view in billing been held that the payments rep­ ering and sputtering rebellion. His bride, 18, is the daughter of University Department of Health. one-time Head Coach J . William resent taxable income Tathl¥' than Mr. and Mrs. Saville Paul of The country is in economic dif­ Glassford and his assistant, James Dr. Miller attributes the sharp gifts. " Exeter. Her father is a doctor. ficulties, too. R. Davis, for additional taxes and acrease to the polio epidemic The tax service also disallowed Sulcarno, leader of the nalion penalties on money they received Douglas-H orne met Princess which has broken out in Des some travel expense which Glass­ since it Cought for and won inde­ from the Century Club of Lincoln, Margarethe ' two years ago while Moines during the past few weeks. ford deducted on his tax return pendence from the Dutch 10 years Neb. Both men now live at Scotts­ ~he was a student in Englad. Ro­ Student Health Service is encour­ and which he described as neces­ ago. reshuffled his inner Cabinet dale, Ariz. fl'lance flowered and he asked the aging all students who have nol sary to his profession, This in­ yet had their first polio inoculation and barred all political parties, in­ I'nternal Revenue made a claim royal family for her hand. . volved trips to coaching clinics to program their series of three cluding the Communists. against Glassford for $6,922 on the The royal family asked the cou· and post-season games. shots with the Health Service now. Although the press has been call­ contention he had received a total pIe to wait awhile. There were The Health Service is also rec­ ing for "new and efficient men," of $15,326 from the club, composed The revenue service also chal­ reports that some of Margarethe's ommending a " booster" shot each there were bnly two new faces in of business and professional men, lenged a 1955 deduction by Glass­ relatives were determined ' she year to supplement the three or­ the cabinet: lpik Gadamana, West during the years 1952 through 1955. ford for an asserted loss on an should not marry a piano-playing Iginal inoculations. Java governor, who becomes Davis was billed for $451 on the oil well investment. advertising man. Students can obtain their shots minister of home affairs and basis that he received $2.172 from at Student Health for a nominal regional autonomy; and Lt. Gen. the club in the years 1954 and fee. The offices are open from 9 Nasution, army chief of staff who 1955. ., to 12 a.m. and from 1 to 4 p.m. virtually ran the country during 011 weekdays. Sukarno's recent 67-day absence Family Wash ' on a world tour. CARDINAL IMPROVED A supplementary March of The sequence of events demon­ BOSTON (A'I - Richard Cardinal The only way to keel' nine youngster, from wandering is to sock them and that's what Lady did--with Cushing of Boston is a "good deal I Dimes fund* drive * may * be held strated Sukarno was more deter­ en assist from her mistress. The pedigre.d greyhound poses with her nine three-week old puppies at more comfortable" after a rest in in Johnson county this fall. ac­ mined than ever to stamp out tho their Manhattan domicile.-AP Wirephoto. SI. Elizabeth's HospiLal, an arch­ cording to Vernon Naggatz, chair­ guerrilla remnant.a of last year's diocesan spokesman said Thurs­ man of the county March of Dimes ------rebellion. Rebels in the outel' islands had demanded a stronger day. 4>undation . , HEAT WAVE IN EUROPE The 53-year-old prelate entered He said that in light of a pos­ Astrona~ts' LONDON (A'I - Europe's heat voice in the central go~rnment Morale Low? wave blazed on Thursday but and claimed their areas were being the hospital Wednesday suffering sibl!! polio outbreak here, addition­ from ex haustion complicllted by a al funds may be needed to help pay weathermen held out hope of a neg l ~cted economically by Ja­ painful attack of shingles and an hosp italization costs and costs of cooling oCr. In Sweden the tem­ karta. Their leaders are stilJ at Committee To Find Out l large. asthmatic condition. treatment and special devices for perature hit 100, the highest in 26 years. Germany, France and much FUNERAL HOME polio victims. WASHINGTON (A'I - The House the seven astronauts are under­ of the rest of the Continent The f~d drive in January of this Space Committee ordered an in­ going training. sweltered in 90 degrees and more. year raised $4,795, only half of quiry Thursday into reports of sag­ "If these morale reports are 507 E. ,COLLEGE ST. Johnson County's goal. Naggatz ging morale among America's Mer­ true, it's a very disturbing thing," 12 ACRES SWEET CORN said if another fund drive is held, cury astronauts, the men cho en George P. Miller, m-CaLifl, acting the fun ds will be used locally. fol' this country's first manned committee chairman, told a report­ 19 Plantings - 5 Days Apart Naggatz said that the county unit space flight. er. SPECIAL PHONE 3240 now has funds for about three typ­ The committee, meeting in The illquiry was touched ofr by Ical cases. Three local polio cases closed session, ordered a staff in­ GROWN BY JOE LOVITINSKY publishep reports that the astro­ have already received funds early vestigator be sent to Langley Re­ this year. The three were children nauts are unhappy over their loss CHILDREN'S search Center in Virginia, ~hel'e and Sold Only by from one farm family living near of flying time since they were Kalona . So far this year University Hos­ Californians Get I:::: THE CORAL FRUIT MARKET pital officials have announced only ~~~~: ~::h:::t:a;t::ds::a:: I MATINEE one local polio case. The case is Smog And Heat two of them are close to losing PICKED DAILY that of five-year-old Scott Alber­ nearly $200 a month in flight pay hasky whose illness was diagnosed LOS ANGELES (A'I - Southern because of inability to log suffi­ Saturday Wednesday . Californians wept from smog and cient flight time. sweltered in record heat Thurs­ In addition, the Star said the Coral Fruit Market day. The temperature here hit 95 astronauts showed concern over 1:00 P.M.-6:00 P.M. New Wesley degrees, highest of the year. Acrid possible loss of proficiency in fly­ No.6 West smog dimmed tile sunshine, eut­ ing hi gh-performance jet fighters. Phone 8·3022 Director Named ling visibility to less than a mile Before they were picked for the downtown. In many outlying areas manned satellite program, they it was over 100. San Francisco were test pilots for the Air Force, experienc~d its hottest day of the Navy and Marine Corps. As such, year as the thermometer hit 84 they need to keep their standard at noon. airplane Oying skill sharp.

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'''' ~TNI DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-Friday, July . lI, 1fSf Opera . Cast Gets Taste Of Government Sells Reducing Salon Won't Serve Negro- constitutional.. . Surplus Planes Court Finds Discrimination ILife On Wicked Stqge" WASHINGTON !NI - If you've I 1 So. Du~uqu. Group ' Holds' gol about $60,000 and want a twin- OLYMPlA, Wash. !NI - Wash- her she "wouldn't be happy here." 111 So. Clinton '. . . Getting a ta te o( "life out on rell , G, Ch)ar es CI't y; Larry engme' lranspor t alrp. I ane, h'ere s inglon's Supreme Courl held The high court reduced a $750 229 50, Dubuque the wicked stage" are the 19 sur Schenck, A2, Esth.erville: Loredo your chance. Thursday a Seattle reducing sa- lower court award to $100. It held -ESI students cast ~ chorus members Allen, GX, Iowa C~ty; Beulah An· The government announced Ion discriminated against a Ne· Cailure 'to serve Mrs . . Browning - First Meeting in "Western Child," a new opera derson, G, Towa City; Adda Play- . gro woman by failing to serve came Y\ilhin actions prohibited by by Philip Bezanson, associate pr~ er, A2, Iowa City ; Roberl Shook, Thursday that It plans If put no DES MOII~ES 11\ - The Iowa fessor of music and head ol com- G, Iowa City; Sharon Brady, A3. surplus C46 planes up for sale her. the state public accommodation Citizens Committee for • Const!· position at SUI. with libretto by Grand Junction; Frances Oxenreid- within 60 days "as is. where is, One oC the judges who dissented law, but said there was no "se· tutiooal ConvenUoo held its first Paul Engle, professor of English er, A4, Guthrie Center; Harley first come, Cirst served." in the 6-3 decision contended the vere emotional distress because meding here Thunday. It elected and director of the SUI Writel'6 Donald, G, Martelle. court majority was "subjecting the conversation about service was o(flcets and di8C\tssed a tentative Workshop. Elizabeth Young, C4, Monticel. The planes, built during World plaa 01 action for the 1960 gen- The opera, which will receive 10; Donald Meints, G, Coggon; Har. War II (or all'. cargo I ransporta· white people to involuntary servi· private. era! e1ect.lon. premiere perCormances July 28, old Yoergler, Ai, Tama: Larry tion. are 'located at Davis-Mon. tude by Negroes" Judge Jos,eph A. Mallery's dis- Robert Johnson, exl!eutive as· 29, 31 and Aug. I , 'Will be given Locke, A4, Washington ; Patricia than Air Force Base, Tucson, The action was brought by Ola senting opinion contended private YOU CAN SELL IT WITH A WANT ~D sistant to Gov. Hersche! LovelpAA. on a double-bill with Donizelti's Eash, G, Wellman ; Jean Whitford, Ariz .. and will be oreered at fixed M. Browning against the Slender· individuals of every race have a tuted arcanWng. the »member "Rita" as a part of SUI's Fine A2, West Union; William Hooper. prices ranging from $50,000 to $60,- ella salon . She said emplgyes didn 't constitutional right to choose with fnlUP after the failure of the 11159 Arts Festival. G. Bolivar, Mo.; Ralph WhitworUl , 000 each. actually refuse service but told whom they deal in private affairs. ~Iature to ado?l a r appar- "Western Child" is an adaption G, TaUquah, Okla. "Li UOllment plan. He IS not a mem- ol the familiar Nativity story set bel' Of the c~mittee himself. in the mining environment of the In /at it. argaDlzaUonal session, the California Gold Rush. The setting corrftnltlee named. William ~ . Qtlar· gives chorus members the oppar. Judge O ·~ders Re ton, ex~~i\1e vice presuient. ol tunity to do some daucing as well -rop SUMMER VALUES At HY-V~E R.dio Stalion WMT, Cedar Rapids. as singing, for one scene calls Cor 18 Its cbair'!lan. a lively and colorful sqllBre dance. ~ond Wilcox, J~Cferson. allor· Both operas will be sung in En. School'. . Plan .I IItlYI was named vice c~alrman ; glish, with Herald Stark, proCessor Atla'nta ~!. ~. RGIS of CounCil Bluffs of music, and Harold Shimer, as- For "11 Netted treasurer, a~d Mrs. sistant pro(essor oC dramatic art, Fred Do.cJerer of Iowa CIty was collaborating as musical and dra. RATH/S BLACKHAWK Ready to ..Eat , named, secretary. matic directors. All performances ATLANTA, Oa. t-fI - A U.S. ~C JohnIoo told t~e group. at the will be given in Macbride Audl- district judge Thursday ordered SUGAR CURED WITH SWEET SMOKED .FLAVOR ou~t 01 the ~on that Its func· torium, and wlll begin at 8 p.m. Atlanta school oCCicials to produce t~ II to explaan to the people Reserved-seat tickets (or the two a desegregation plan by Dec. 1- why • constitutional con~ention is productions may be obtained by But he said the plan may be ~ - .prlmarlly to brang. abo~t mail order until July 22 by send- submitted contingent on action o( Inllre eqUltable representahon m ing check and self-addressed the Georgia Legislature. c the low. ~elilature . stamped envelope to OPERA, in This left in doubt whether At- It wu poan~ .out that the state care of the. Iowa Memorial Union. lanta schools actually would be LB. ean,utution prOVIdes that such a All tickets are $2 each. Opera- integrated or be closed under state , llOIIatltuUon be placed on the ba!· goors who order by mail are re- laws. lot every 10 years, but leaves It minded the specify the date they The order by Judge Frank Hoop- '- UJl to the LegislatUre to set . up wish ~o attend. er said the plan should provide II the machlnety for the conventIon Local ticket sales will begin July prompt and reasonable start to- r \ ~ . 22. Tickets will be available at ward integration o( Atlanta public SPRING LAMB lowallS ill 1920 ap~roved a con- the East Lobby Desk of [owa Mem- schools and a method for achiev­ .. veoUoo, but the Legislature falled orial Union dailY from 9 a.m. to ing d~segregatlon with all deli- c to carry It out.. . 5:30 p.m. berate specd. SHOULDER STEAK Johnson outlined several PO~SI' Students appearing in "Western Although informed sources pre· ...... Ib.49 bl ..... y8 the committee might brmg . Child' chorus include: Deanna Aug- dicted some plan would be submit· \ the Issue before the people. They spurger A3 Bloomfield ' Sheryl ted by the board, thcr!! was doubt ' 89 C Jnclud.e: 'd hi h Peterson," AS, Castaha,..' John Fer- that. the Legislature11 wouldd " t t pro· BOOTH'S FRESH FROZEN FRESH~ LEAN, SLICED FRESH PORK ponsors hi P 0 f a s t B t eWI e g Vide what Hooper ea I; s II utes C C J 001 essay contest; establish- h permitting such a plan to be put FISH STICKS 3 lboxes In~"t 0( branches of the commit- $8 Million Wort into operation." I PORK STEAK LB.39 TENDERETTES L.'S9 t~ In the major population coun- Pre~nl state law provides for t!eJ1 d~elop a spe~kers bureau Of Heroin Seized the closing of any schools ordered MORRELL'S PRIDE CANNED 69 C ... Jlfomote a convenLlon; and work to integrate. Gov. Ernest Yandiver d TASTY, ALL MEAT MORRELL'S PRIDE FANCY C wr~fK other aroups In the prQject, Following Arrest has said he : mllY process new Excess Bone and Fat Remove 49c .59 fndudi", the 4!ague 0( Women segregation la)llft When the Legis· I HAMS CHUN\B, LB V~s, Governors Action Commil· MONTREAL Lfl _ The seizure lature meets in January, but will LB. BIG BOLOGNA SLICED BACON W . ~~~rt~m~~~~~~~~~~miu~w~h~~~a~~n~~ich~~ ______~~ __~~~~ ______~------~-----~------~---~~ .~; Juruor Chamber of Com· of narcotics was announced Thurs· lead to mtegration. k d f k ,. ~~. " day by police shortly atter the ar- Vitamin Pac e or Summer Orin s COMO WHITE OR COLORED •." We- 11I\1st - promote this as a rest of two men linked with the ' c' n\in-pOUlical eUo~," Johnson told underworld. Queen, Spectators FRESH FROZEN TO I LET l'9 tbi! ' ~lttee. 'It would be a Supt. Rene J . Bclec of the Royal . • 4 ~llItake,.to le.t ooe party handle Canadian Mounted Police crimi· Caught In Rain . It (;olJ\rnlUee~e. . . members also dls-. themnal investigation as Giuseppi branch Pepi identifiedCotroni FORT WILLIAM, Ont. IA"rQueen JU ICE 5 TI SS UE Rolls ~q'Sed wa~lI to flaance its un~er- 45. and Rene Bob Robert, 31. They Elizabeth II and Prince Philip left t~nl· •. Among. the .suggestl?ns were nabbed' by 15 Canadian and by plane for Calgary Thursday af­ ~ere s~lIOrshlp o~ a sta~cwlde U.S. narcotics officers in a motel. tel' weathering a sudden rain SUNNY ACRES SUNNY ACRES • ~rlve, With each memo Both ar~ wa\1tej~ ' in Chicago on squall...... i ~ dol,ar, ~ the bharges '01 rtlclpatlng'lin- a rlrtk tt-tnew,o.t#!l/iUw dOwnfjO(tt- 'tcaught LEMONADE PINK L~MONADE BIG 79c SIZE , lei atlon of funds from prIVate, supposedly dealing in millions of the Queen in an open car just be. 1I1lereated indlviduals. dollars worth' of stolen Canadian fore she reached Fort William's GARDEN GOLD GARDEN GOLD The committee set its next meet- bonds. Royai Edward HI/tel. She tried to ORANGE DRINK PINEAPPLE·GRAPEFRUIT In, for Sept. 17. Police said the heroin, weighing take shelter under an umbrella in 13 pounds, was amassed during a the rear seat, but her white hat Box series of raids ip the past month. and yeUow wool coat were soaked Cindy Falls Apart; No narcotics were (ound in the and her ha ir was disheveled. 6-oz. TIDE raid on the motel room of Cotroni Thousands lining the parade Drops Showers and Robert. route were soaked to the skin. CANS Cotroni and Robert were indict------­ HY -VEE OVEN TESTED ~HARLESTON, S. c. (.fI ed in Chicago 10 days ago for try­ -10 'tropical storm Cin~y, which did ing to dispose of loot from a $3.5 only. temporary duty as a hurri­ million theft of bonds, cash and jewelry from the Brockville, Ont. SIDWELL cline. whirled slowly northward Trust and Savings Co. Safecrack· ;'cros~ the Carolinas Thursday, ers broke into the vaults there ICE !yingln, welcome rain to parched May 3, 1958. farmlands and cities. 10MAiOEs:~BE19( CREAM" Except ror wind gusts and fairlY Boating Classes hlah . tides, Cindy had few of the LIBBY 'S FANCY hallmarks of a hurricane when To Begin Tonight, FRUIT Tall 00 she bumped ashore at 9:45 p.m. Six classes of instruction. for PEACHES" LUG $1!9 e Wednesday night, about 25 miles pleasure boat owners will begin Good Reading COCKTAIL 4 Cans north of here. tonight "Under the sponsorship of $1 the Iowa City Coast Guard Auxil­ for the' Shorteni~g '4g . Guata of 10 to 70 miles an hOjlr iary. ,FRESH LIBBY'S .... ere recorded then, tides hit a The first session will cover the Whole F~i1y c Peak of two and one half feet history of the Coast Gq.ard. The GREEN TOMATO ibove DOrmjl\ at 11 p.m. at George­ ~eeting will begin at 7 p.m. in the Reserve Training Center, 231 E. BEANS 2lbs·25 JUICE town, eo miles up the coast. By Burlington SI. •News theD, Cindy wu coming unglued. The classes are open to all in­ 10 e Her center spread out. terested parties as well as memo • Facts Ibs. bers oC the auxiliary. Movies will LIPTON, 4a.oUNCE PEKOE be shown and free boat inspec· 8g •• Fami~ Fea)Ures Pkg. . Airmen, Families · tions wllJ be conducted. TEA BAGS c Other topics to be covered in .._------The ChrIItIon Silence Monltof the series are: seamanship, pilot­ One ~ St. \IoIton IS, to\-. LIBBY'S FANCY TOMATO ~Ying France ing, communications, first a.id, and OR s-t yow .,.,.,... for "" 59 timt internal combustion engines. Ken­ .. P.AR1S 11\ - The first of about dIecbd. Inc.. find my cNck • .. -~ neth Denzin is in charge of the -.y erdw. I yecw $11 0 LIPTON ORANGE PEKOE "OLIO U.s. airmen and their 13,000 series. , "*II1II $' CJ '1IIOIIIhI $4$ D c ~Dts beln, moved out of , . TEA 80z. Pkg. -f'taJic:e ltarted packin, their bags PASS PUBLIC WORKS BILL , ----~--~~------&iiiii 'J'bund.y night. Most will go to WASHINGTON 11\ - The Sen· 59 Catsup j~ ate Thursday passed a $1.2 billion :Aaiii F~EE Y2 Dozen Lemons With Each Package Brf.taln, public works appropriation bill SeVeD of nine atomic flghter­ Including money to start construc· StCili bomber squadrons are being trans­ tion of 69 new flood control, navl· ' ••11 Fresh Tasty ferred to Britain and two will go gation and r~lamation projects. STORE HOURS: te Welt Germany on a rotational bull. Tbe changes are bein, made be­ SUNDAYS 9 a.m~ to 6 p.m. callie of Franee's refUJal to aUo .... lJateJ'{joocl • the U.S. Air 'Force to stockpile M· WEEK DAYS 9 a.m. to 9 p.""• atomic ft8poG1 in this country Fresh, Old Falhlon,d UIIlell they are UDder F,rench con· troI, W Be At Moe's . ' CINNAMON ROLLS Dozen 39; Kirkwood ~:OO- A.M. " RED _ Tasty, Tampti", RIPE Kwik Kleen TODAY' CHARLESTON MACAROONS GREY 1M ...... , Dozen \ 35; .Ova'''' ~ \ "me. All Summer Merchandise • ....rt~CIM .. Ml'llt, LlmDn, WhIt. • s...... 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