PAGE TWO - THB DAILY IOWAN, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 195Z Interlude with Interlandi Chlorophyll ------...... 7be Dady /OWa[1 For O·wner TUESDAY, JULy 15 MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. (JP) - Tbe wildly beating heart of when O'Neill Ryan Jr., than an •ope.taa ~, to ..... n. D.U, ..... r.N .. • ....U. • • .,IIe ••• America's new 'darling - chloro­ adverUsing executive, heard about •• .re...... ,.,....e.'t .. ... r.., ., phyll - lies within the portals of 014. , ...__ ~.Utiq. Do~ ...... a the scientist's work. a smaIL, three-story building in a." ...... e"a fr.. 4 ...... u ..... D.Ul.J: lOW AM IDI1'olUAl. .YUP Sole Licensee tr•• 1 , ...... , ... ..u,. &a.v- ..u., _ ..... : ...... 11 :N .... J:dllDr ...... WUllam cabb1 this semi-suburban community. ~ MknI.m. Edll40r ...... J_plo Mey~ chaste and dIscreetly non-commit­ Ryan promptly investigated and Call 4191 .... _ w aI.", •• Ne... 1,!JIor ...... Rober! H_ tal sign, merely sta tes "The Rys­ persuaded Lakeland to make him .. ,.•• d ••w ...... , ...... AuL Newl Edlto...... Jim F~ler tan Company." sole licensee. Then hi! interested ...... , .. a...... T'. Dad, City I4Jtor ...... Geor,. YOWl, a fellow vice-presiden t of the J...... & ...... 1 .fh.u ...... _- Au·t. City Edltor ...... Don M._ Chlorophyll. as practically _.'eI Ku...... Sporto EdItor ...... Jack Ikndu everyone knows, is the magic Walter Thompson agency, Henry BOdeI, I4JUlr ...... Mary Donal substance that makes plants green T. Stanton Sr., in joining him to "'boerlptloil ..teo - _ ealTler In 10_ form a company and continue re­ Aorr...... nUll DAlLr rOWAN IIlIlm.l, HArp and, everyone who buys it hopes, City. U c~n.... .,.kl,. ar .. ~r y~ar In OP BUlfneu M.n•• er .. John Cru.lnberry search. cmcvLATlO•• ad.a.,.,e: Ilx montbo. M.25: Ihr" people smell nicer. Today it is montho • .,.10. By mall In low.... per Clulltled Mana...... Barbara Boyd being injected into all manner of It wasn't until the summer of ,"-I, • "151 yur: alx montho. tI: thrM monful. ~ .... II ,... •• ••• ...... : All ou.... mall lublcrljltlonl uo.OO DAILY IOWAN CIIICULAYIO 8'1'APr commodities from shampoos to 1950 that the public felt the im ­ , ... DaII, ..... 'r , ...... ~ ••_ .,.r ,ur: IIx montbo. ".10: u.r. __• ...... aD _...... IIKIIllbo. ".25. ClrculaUon .....Ieo' . ... Robert HeN foot pads, from dog soap to moth pact of chlorophyll. And it had ------~------~~------balls, from. cigarettes to sOcks. In little or nothing to do wlth Ry­ tablet form, toothpaste, mouth­ stan. A magazine (Reader's Di­ GENERAL NOTICES wash, candy, textiles and even in gest) published an article called Inventor Oairns "Nature's Deodorant," and almost GSNBaAL NOTICES abeuld be depoalted with Ibe elb editor 01 Cologne, chlorophyll" is held out as the ultimate weapon in a pe­ simultaneously two brands of t'IIe DaD, lew.. ID tile ae_ In £&at ball. NoUen mut be .ub­ culiarly American warlare against chlorophyll tablets hit the market _&ted b, J p.m. &be da, preeedlnl Un' publleallo.: tiler NOT His Cards Offer wm personal, unpleasant odor. with extensive bursts of adver- '" -P*ed b, ....e. aDd m... be TYPED 0& LEGlBLY WBlT­ Owns Patent tising. TO ... SIGNED b, a raponalble penon. Education to All The Rystan Company finds it­ FACULTY W 0 MEN WILL IamlnatJon. Please slID by Monday. PARIS (JP) - A 60-year-old £elt in the center of the whirl­ have luncheon Thuraday noon, July 28. No other examLnation will Frenchman who never couLd af- wind, largely through a series of J41y 17. In Union cafeterLal a Leove. be liven until the middle of Oc­ ford to finish teachers' college • circumstances over which It had All faculty women urged to at- tober. claims l)e has developed a new little control and never antici­ tend. teaching method which wlU re­ pated. It owns a patent which ATTEN'I10N GIlADlJATlNG voLutionize grade school educa- • gives it the right untll 1955 (un­ seniors: Orders re now belnll "Oh PHI DELTA ~APPA FOIlMAL lion. , I guess retirement is fine, but I miss the old things-the daily IcctlU'es, less a court rules otherwise} to Initlaium and dinner wLll be held taken at Camp 6 Stores tor Clement Planes says his system August graduation announce­ th students, the fac:ulty meetings, the money ... .I" hcense the use of chlorophyll de­ at 8:30 p.m., Thursday, July 17, in will make it possible for any rivatives in a base containing the River room of the Iowa Me­ ments. The announcements p1ust child or adult to learn a new be paid lor when they are ordered water. Because chlorophyll In such morla~ Union. Dr. Arthur Henry language well In three months and are $.10 apiece. Orders for through a card game hardly more solution form is reqilired fOr Moehlman, professor of education, toothpaste and mouthwashes, to wlll' be the speaker. AIL members announcements for graduating complleated than Canasta. nurse. will be laken at the college Although he holds no degrees, 8 'Third Parties~ ,to Give Voters mention just two. the company at "THE LITTLE FOX£S" shOUld wlto plan to attend please sIgn the ol nursing. Planes says he has worked alone the moment is a potentiaL midas hold more than one surprise. rotter In the lounge at East baU in a green gold story. either pleasant or unpleasant, ot' phone before lloon, Wednesday, for 40 years to perfect the' games Chlorophyll as a deodorant was when it holds its opening per­ JUly 16. STARTING 8UNDAY. roLY system he has i ust copyrigh ted. 13 the University library will be His system. which he calls "Ra­ Wide Choice in November Eledion ~omething of a sleeping princess. formance tonight. Susan WoOd , in closed on Sundays for the re­ tional Pedogogy," seems to be a Dr. Benjamin Gruskin of Temple the role of "Regina Giddens" (the GIRMAN PH.D GERMAN EX­ mainder of the summer session. scholarly combination of cross in­ university, Philadelphia, was the fabulous Tallulah's succesS on amination will be given FrIday, dexing. playinr cards and plam Prince Charming. During 10 years Broadway), will make her first Aug. I, at 1 p.m., in room 104, THE SUMMER HOURS FOil alphabet blocks. Jf research and experiments with University theater appearance Schaeffer hall. Register in Room the Main. library will be: Speak In Z Weeki ~ hlorophyn during the 1930's, he since last season's "The Beggar's 101 , Schaefler hall by noon, Mellda,-Frlday 1:30 a.m.-l':M With it he claims a beginner fo und that derivatives had t\le Opera." Thursday, July 31. Il you wish to p.m. can get a practical speaking ability to speed healing of wounds, Miss Wood sparked lite into two take examination. SaIGr.. y 1:30 a.m. - 5:00 D." knowledge of any language in reduce burns and cure trench of last year's seven plays. In The departmentaL librarLes will just two weeks by "playing" with mouth. He used it with dramatic "Mary Stuart," she donned a PI LAMBDA 'ninA MEET­ have their bours posted In their his language card box at home. results on cases ra nging from flaming-red wig and out-did Betie Ing from 12 :00-1 :00 July 17 In the library. Similar "card games" would brain abscess to varicose veins. A Davis with her interpretation of P.D.K. lounlle. Will vote on new teach all the usual grade school "pure scientist," he made almost Queen Elizabeth. In "The Beggar's members. Bring sack lunch. ALL CATHOLIC STUDENTS ~ubjects to children. aiter-thought observations of its Opera" she retreated to her are Invited to attend the Newman The inventor describes his sys­ odor-kilLIng qualities. natural blonde hair-color, but still EDUCATION WIVES OLUB In­ picnic to be held at Lake Mcbride, tem as "very scientlflc but very Experiment Underwritten brought the house down, ceiling vites a\1 members of the faculty Sunday. July 20. Cars will be simple." In a demonstration. he His experimentation durlng this and all, with a third-act rendition of the College of Education and provided at the center at 2:00 used cards slightly smaller than long period was underwritten by of a racuous ballad that might be their tamLlles and aU graduate p.m. Plenty to eat and fun for all playing cards, first arrahging the ~ he Lakeland foundation of Chi- vulgarly, but literally, termed students In education and their with swimming, boating. and sott­ single alphabet letters Into theri' cago, a non-profit organization, "barrel-house." 'families to a picnic Monday, July ball. Students planning to attend pronunciation groups (dental. la­ under a routine agreement where- The current crop of University 21, at 5:00 p.m., in the low r pa­ may sign up at the Tuesday meet­ bial, gutteral, palatal. etc.); then by rights to any patentable aspects theater audiences have only had vUlon, City Park. EOch family Ls Lng, July 15. or contact Jean Mc­ ranging under each group the of the research would belong to chance to witness her in these two to bring a salad or a hot dish. Namera or Mary Beth Hogan as voweL or vowels which always the foundation. In 1937, a "use" roles -from Queen "Holier-than­ their oWn sandWiches, and theIr soon as possible. accompany ii, and finally under patent was issued, giving Lake- Thou" to 1800 tavern wench - but table service. Dessert and bever­ this the accompanylnll dipthoogs, land foundation licensing rights her past skiU shows the talent ale wUl be furnished. IOWA MOlINTAINEER8-MLs­ or vowel combinations. In chlorophyll derivatives in lor Lillian Heilman'S scheming sisslppi Palisades outing tor prac­ The student or FrenCh, lor ex­ aqueous solution. The foundation, "Regina." Anyway, that 8:10 cu r­ tice climbing on July 19-2Stuart HambLen, cowboy singer, tisUdan and newspaper column- in an empty lot in the suburbs, gler entertains on an open plat­ who plans an active "dry" cam­ 1st, is absent from the lists this where the rental is low and the form during intermission, against characterization ever witnessed by I TueIda" Jub 11 Friday, J.I, 11 correct pronunciation, a set uf this reviewer. The role of "Birdie» 8:00 p.m. - University Play 8:00 p.m. Friday Frolic. RLver records will accompany them. paign in the coming months. year, choosing not 1.0 run on the J;"trons aren't in~)Ilvenienced by a background of colorful circus The inventor also has worked Newest parties are the Vege­ Prohibition ticket. a long ride into town , traific and posters and pennants. should give Miss Baird plenty of "The Litle Foxes," Theatre. Room, Iowa Union. room to sink her teeth in. out card games to teach geography, tarians, with Brig. Gen. Herbert The Prohibs first offered their parking fees. In his fourth season on the banks WedDeocI.ay. Jul, 18 8:00 p.m. - UnIversity Play, :'The A new-comer, Jo Simmons, will 8:00 p.m. - Graduate College Llt tie Foxes." 'l'hea tre. history, science, literature, gram­ C. Holdridge, West Point gradu­ top spot to Gen. MacArthur, but· This is the idea of St. John of the Delaware, Terrell is play- . mar and arithmetic to children play "Alexandra," Regina's and History ~artment Lecture Monoy. July U ate in 1917 and classmate of Gen. when he decl1ned, turned to Ham- (pronounced "Sinjun") Terrell, ing to capacity in an arena that from six to 18. Matthew B. Ridgway, as nominee, bien, whose "It Is No Secret" has 35-year-old producer and lather seats more peopLe than most con­ daughter. AJthough the part is I by I1r. Oscar HandJln, "Concepts" 8:00 p.m. - Summer Session small, its depths are demanding. ot the Past in American In tellec­ Lecture Series, Nelson and Neal, Planes sold he "wouldn't take and the Poor Man's party, launch­ sold a million copies and reputed- 01 a show business hybrid known ventional theaters. He wholly tual History," Senate, O. C. on the scholars without being sure ed by a beefy 6-loot 240-pound Iy is the only sacred song to make as the "music circus." Terrell owns this and another "music (Incidentally, the part brought Piano Duet, South Union Campus. fame to Teresa Wright on Broad­ 8;00 p.m. - M1.ISic Hour - Mel­ Thursday. July Zt my system will work," but added Secaucus, N.J., pig farmer, Henry the Hit Parade. produces Broadway musicals for circus" in Miami. he will have to get financial help way.) vin Baddln, violin and Norma 6:30 p.m. - The UnlversLty B. Krajewski. Slim PlcklUl" summer stock here, 50 miles from So far, nis shows have been to manulacture ' his games. He Regardless of the outcome Cross, plano. Studio E, WSUt. Club, Potluck and BrLdge, Iowa Broadway, on an ovaL stage in a statlonary. Each stays put tor us ot hopes some government wlll buy Left-WIll&' Repeatinl Third parties habitually have . 8;00 p.m. - University Play Union. colprful tent sea ting 1,600 and Long as the season lasts. Now Ter­ this newest Uni versity theater them. Two ultra-leftwing parties, the slim pickings in the Electoral Col­ "The Lltl.e Foxes." Theatre. Mon"" July %1 surrounded by circus trimmings. rell is planning experimental road venture, it's highly gratifying to J lege, but four years ago the States' n ...... '. Julr 17 8:00 p.m. - Graduate College Socialist Workers and the Social­ It is theater in the round spiced shows for next fall. He expects to see the department attempt a play 8:00 p.m. - University Play Lecture, "Treasures of Mt. Athos." i.st Labor party, are repeating the Rights Democrats, in other words by a carnical flavor. Old circus motorize his musicals and move so tine as "The Li ttIe Foxes." Both "The Litle Foxes," Theatre. Dr. Robert E. Moyers, Art Bldg. same ticket which In 1948 ran Ln the Dixiecrats, rolled up 38 for wagons are used for the box 0[- them from town to town, trucking the historical elements and char­ Demo Party Worker numerous states. Gov. J. Strom Thurmond of South the tents, individual aluminum acterizations contained in the play (For JalonaaUoa reprdlng cia.. be,ond Uilir ached.se. Farrell Dobs. a labor organizer, Carolina, In one of the best show­ seats, scenery (which is compar­ mark it as being among "the best heads the first. a Trotskyite party. ings in modern times and a pos­ in American drama." ... rlle"aUoDlIa ~. olflee of the Pr.. ldent. Old Capitol) Gets Biggest Reward Police Officers Seek atively scanty) and actors . He polled 9,005 votes in nine sible a ugury for strength in the Terrell is certain there is far Take your mind oft politics and states the last time. future if they should re-emerge. greater audience potential than join the opening night circle! $1 With Truman's Vote Edward A. Teichert, a steel­ Conspicuous by its absence this Good Public Relations the conventional road companies worker. leads the syndicalist So­ year is the Communist party, at have yet tapped. KANSAS CITY (.4') - Presi­ cialist Laborltes and hopes to im­ its lowest ebb since 1929 and "now Improving police public rela­ "If, [or example, a conventional dent Trwnan's vote at the national prove upon the 24,655 he garnered generally outla",ed. Earl Browder, tions with the public will be a production of 'South Pacific' >(ets Railway Company Democratic convention will be Ln 21 states while New York's out on bond pen~ing appeal of his major goal of the 200 Iowa law three weeks in downtown Chi­ cast by an amiable little Irish­ Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Presi­ conviction for passport fraud, and enforcement officers who have cago," he says, "I'm convinced II, J. M. BOBERTS lB. man who was a party worker dent Truman battled in the majn James William Ford were running returned to their jobs after a week that a tent version of the same To Ask Deferment AaMlated h_ Newt ADaI,.t job of war deterrence that Lt years before he couLd vote. arena. four years ago. Most of the mem­ of studying the latest scientific thinf would play 10 or 12 weeks At 18, Thomas J. Gavin was It anything, there are more bers of the party's national com­ developments in crime detection in one of the suburbs." Of Restoration Order G~n. Matthew B. Rldaway, the hopes 1.0 do with the present mo­ hauling Democratic voters to the parties in the running this year mittee now are in f~deral prisons, at the State University of Iowa. man responsible for Allied mlli- bil1zatlon program is not easily polls in the .tifth ward of Kansas than usual, but the third party bid their convictions recently being The 1952 traineeS at the 16th DES MOINES (JIll - The Des tary defense preparations in Eu- overcome. ·Clty. Later, as a block worker anq is much less prominent than in upheld by the United States Su­ annual police officers. short course WSUI PROGRAM Moines Rallway Company Mon­ rope, has raised his voice against . Yet air power In the hands of a then precinct captain he rang many past Presidential campaigns, preme Court. left the campus Saturday deter­ day advised the cLty council it will The peace-loving democracy can never door bells getting informa.tion on in the opinion of seasoned observ- "Sowin&" Seed." mined to improve both service seek court permiSSion to stay ex­ the Taft-Hoover-MacArthur argu- be any thin. more than a retalla- voters for his dog eared poll book. ers. Few of the minor contenders and good wlll. C4LENDAR ecution of last week's decision or­ Schoc ment for a reduction In prepared- tory weapon. Reliance upon it Hi3 other mission was to keep the Convenlion Unnotleed appear to entertain any illusions Speaker after speaker im­ dering it to restore service by ne8S expenses lhrou,h reUance would mean the renunclatlon of voters happy-and ready to cast The Progressives, wLth Vito of winning, preferring to regard pressed the efllcers with the need Taold.y. Joly 15, 19ft~ Aug. 11 on five abandoned and State upon air power. other alternatives. such as meet- their ballots for boss Tom Pen­ Marcantonio, New York ex-con­ their efforts as "sowing seeds" for to encourage support from the 8 ;00 Mornlng Cllapel two curtailed local bus lines. 8:15 News "Anyone who advocates the ing limited agaression with Ilmited dergast's candidates on election gressman. as national manaller, the future. There is always the publics they serve. 8:30 Summer Serennde The transit firm said it would achievement of a major military means as In Korea. Wit h 0 u t day. held their national convention lure that one party made it - the "The best public relations," said 1:00 Ancient Medieval Culture ask that the district court order to 9:50 Women's News oij1ectlve by a single arm of serv- ground force meet ground force, At 54, Gavin feels he has won here on July 4-5 at the Ashland Republicans, no less, who started course director Richard Holcomb, 10 :00 The Book.hel! be stayed pending outcome of an !tea is, in my opinion, basically for instance. the U.S. would have his reward. He has the honor of auditorium, and went virtually as ;{ coalition of disgruntled Whigs "is to do a good job of police 10:15 Baker's Doze.n appeal to the Iowa supreme court· • 11:00 Dale In Hollywood of and esaentlally unsound," said the to chooae between total atomic casting the President's vote at the unnotlced In the hubbub preced­ and Democrats, ,and just look at work. Then let the public know 11 :15 MusIc Album C. W. Gifford, President' the lullreme Allied commander in tu- war or eomplet~ inaction. party convention In Chlcllflo. ing the Republican conclave that them now! what you've done and how they 11 ;30 Adventures In Re s~lIrch transit company, has said it wouLd II :45 Iowa State Medical Society • rope. The Preeldent was chosen a open~ two days later .. Then too, In extremely close can belp you do even better 12:00 lUIythm Rambles tle "impossible" to restore service This. too, was CHILDREN DROwN :delegate-at-Iarge to the conven­ Four years ago. Henry A. Wal· elections the lesser parties can be work." 12 ;30 News as ordered and maintain service the belief adopt- tion, but since he does not plan to lace and the Progressives made a factor. Aiter all, didn't the Pro­ 12:45 Organalrel now being given. ELISNORE, CALIF. (.4') - A 1:00 MUllcal Chsta ed by General attend the seSllions until after the quite a splash. Vincent HaUinan, hibitionists poll 14,711 votes in Ih-. 2:00 News The council placed the informa­ family vacation at Lake Elsinore CARRIER KEEL LAID nominee Is chosen, an alternate California attorney, is the current diana in 1948, while Dewey was 2:10 Farly 11th c"ntury MUSic tion on tile. At Monday's meet­ Elsenhowe ended in tragedy Monday when 3;00 SlnKln, AmeTlcan. WBI NEWPORT NEWS, VA. (JP) 3;15 ing the council also informallY when he held three children fell off a raft and elected to cast the one-ha.lf nominee. with Mrs. Carlotta Bass capturing Indiana'S 13 electoral Spirit ot the Viking. the same job. vote. as vice presidential nominee. votes with a popular plurality o( The keel was laid Monday tor 3;30 Wayne King Serenade postponed any .furl~er move drowned. The dead were Hassen 4:00 lowe Union R.dio HoW' ConlJ'HS and the Said Cor-Dova, 12, and his two Gavin was the man. For the first time since 1924, only 13.246. America's giant new supercarrler 4:30 Tea Time M.lodJe. toward installation of parkin, joint chiefs of A veteran of ,ive-and-take ward Forrestal - sla ted to serve as a 5;00 Freddy Marlin meters in Jiast Des Moines sisters, Marcella. 11. and Mar­ the Socialists enter the arena However modest their showings, 5;15 Children'. Hour where sislf, by their quita, 9. They were the children polities, Gavin was overwhelmed without Norman Thomas as their none Is likely to ecl1pse the record "mighty arm of freedom." With 5:30 New! business firms have strongly ob­ 5 actions, have by his seledion. champion, and his perennial run­ for smallness set in 1948 by the that tribute, Deputy Defense Sec­ 5:45 Sporll Time jectee! to the proposed Installa­ of Cecllio and Lucille Cor-Dova 8:00 Dinner Hour be'~ followlnl of Compton. CallI. Three other To him it was a much blUer niol - mate, 'Prof. Maynard C. Christian National party, whose reary , William Foster dedicated 6:55 News tion. The council decided to defer it. ROBERTS Cor-Dova children were resc.ued thrill than his elections to the Krueger, University of Chicago candidate named Smith broke Into the 60,000JO/;on vessel to the cause 7:00 HI.h School DllleUillon Pro.ram action on the meters until the 7;30 MUllo You Wont But the Idea that the United by one-armed Joe KuPerwitz. 110, state lIlISembly or ·the city council econo!llist. has lett the' party. the national voting returns in only of world peace in a 30-mlnute 8:00 MUII •• I Showc.. e £ast-West phase of a contem­ stites could lay badt with nothin, who sped to the seen. In hll mo­ "beeause I ran. for thOle offices "Moat Able Member" a single atate, that being; Minne­ ceremony at this Hampton Roads ' :00 Campus Shop plated one-way streets plan II in • be.ide. air power and do the same torboat. and expected to win." 8:45 New. Darlington Hoopes, Pennsyl- sota, I! shipbuilding city, 10 :00 SIG~ OFF eUect jn Des Moines. • .... TIlE------DAILY roWAN. TUESDAY. JULY 15, 1951 - . PMlE TRaEE Says America Wants 'fair Play'- Board Defers Adion on License Request of Foreign Doctor u.s. Planning DE MOINES liP} - The slate bOard of medical examiners Mon- cal authorities on the licensing 01 The state board interviewed Dr. day deferred action on the request persons who are not cltlzens of Shohet Monday but said after­ He/pGlqba.1 at Dr. I aac Shohet for a license this country. ward that a deciswn was deferred Kefauver Exp"efts T-V Dr. Shohet, who is from Iraq, because he had not yet tiled a ~ To Ch~in to practice medi~ine in Iowa. j bOUI Dr. Shohet's case has gained is taking advanced work as a resi­ record of his internship and be­ By The ASI!oci~ted Press .. Of Air Bases considerable attention because it dent physician at Iowa Metho­ cause only part o( his grades had involves the policy or state medi- dist hospital in Des Moines. been reported. Sen. Estes Ketauver's camp SUI's New Danforth Chapel Takes Shape . WASHINGTON (/P) -President said Monday that millions of Truman Monday signed a bill au­ Americans watching on television thorizing $2,398,282,800 for miU­ will bar any move to "gang up" tary construction, mostly ear­ 'I on Kefauver and draft a dark­ marked for etting up a vast chain horse candidate at the Democratic or secret U.S. air bases spanning ostlonal convention in Chicago three quarters of the globe. next wee.k. The inter-continental network Apparently tearing a drive to or secret air fields, designed as a dralt Gov. Adlai Stevenson of shield against Soviet aggression, illinois, Gael SUllivan, campaign will range from J apan to Europe. manager [or Kefauver, said the Republican national convention Delails of the huge program are Sell Your Odds & Ends Through Thrifty Iowan Classifiedsl proved that the American people high on the hush-hush list, but it Insist on "tair play." is known to include bases in Sullivan said television will Greenland and North Atrica as I r MiSCellaneous For sate Rooms for Rent well as in the Far East and Eu- WANT AD RATES make it impossible tor party boss­ rope. ______• ANTIQUl:S. 118 Rlver. DI.I 1\455. TWO .oom furnlahed .partment. 1160.00 es to engineer a "synthetic draft" IK'r monlh. "HilUs paid, Phone BlD2. Because or the necessary secrecy USED a .E. r.lrlill'ralor. $35. Phone 7420. Clo~ In. because millions of people across One da, "._"~'M Ie per word -::-:c-:-:------:":":":7'-= the nation have "living room and the huge· sums involved, t he 6 - A .ollery t>f contemporary painting. ROOM for man, 115 N . Clinton . DIa l 8338. law requires that both the senate Three daY' ...... 1%c pill' word Dally 7-10. Weekends 2-10. Hotel Burk. rights to this convention." ley. VERY nice room. Phone and house armed services com­ Five da,1 ...... _ .. 15e pili' _d _II. Hint 3-Way Deadlock mittees must signUy jlpproval be­ TeD da71 .~ .... _ JOe per word MONROE c.Jc.... tor. EIt!Ctrlc c... lap nr.tNlSHED room lor .ummer. CIoM In. Suillvan had previously charged .hUts In automatic dlvlslon. rxcellel1t Show ...... See DoJO .t G.mblel or dIIIl fore military chiefs can go abead One monih ...... 3ge per word rOhellllon . ft'I'.OO. Phone '.%104. ::'-=1222==. there was a move afoot to stop with such projects. =__ -:::--:---:-:-:-:::-:::-::-:- HlDlJaum eharre sOe LEE tennlo racquet. nylon .rln.o. Pr... STUDENT room'. CION In. 214 N. CApitol. Ke/auver by developing a three­ Mostly tor Air Foree and cover. LIke neVJ -u~ only twic.e. TWO Itnlle. two double fOOnw _ one way convention deadlock among The act authoriz.es $1,813,316,000 DMDLlNE8 .15 orlainally. Wilt ... U for '7.50. 57!!. room apartment. 8781 after I . Kefauver, Sen. Richard B. Rus­ for the air force, $328,047.800 tor 4 p.m. weekdays for Insertion USED O. E. refrl.erator No. 35. Phone roRNISRED roomJ for summer. Close In; sell and Averell Harriman - then the army and $256,875,000 tor the inducing Harriman and Russell in followin, morning's Dally 7420. mow..... S"" Don .t Gambl.. or 0 1.1 navy. Most of the air force money COOLERATOR, 100 lb. enameled leebox, '·2222. • to throw their support to Steven- Jowan. Please check your ad is tabbed for air bases. They are in the tlrst issue it appears. used, Very llood candlUon. $5. 8-1400. --...B:-ua .... in- ...--O,.....p-portun~7':'=ity~-- I son on a "draft." restricted to use by U.S. forces The Daily Iowan can be re­ THlRTY uud pocketbook edlUonl­ Kefauver, the front-runnlng and are separate from fields to be sponsible for only one incor­ welt.em, detedlve, mYllery - for ISl~ . BUYERS .llenUon. Wrlle (or free r.to­ Democratic candidate, has won used by America's allies under the Flye ""nta each. 5713. IOlUe all Jlnel bulineu for IAle in rect l.lSertlon. J'lorlda. AUanU. Sal" Co. 1285 Broad· every state primary election jn North Atlantic treaty. UPRIGHT plano. "ood condllion. flO. whIch he was entered except Reldl .... tor. $15. Gr..,n 9 x 12 ru •. $15. The law directs the defense de­ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Apertment Ille III olove. '70. Double Riders Wanted Florida where he lost to Russell. partment to create a new office at One Insertion ...... 98e per inch bed, , 15. Studio eou~h, tiS. DreHer &. RlDERS to New York rlt.,Y - AUIUII 8. By dint of hard campaigning, he per mIrror. $,15 . l\1etal Lawn chair. $1.00. Two (DaU, Iowan. Photo) director of installations. with a Five insertions month, lronln" boarda. $1 .00 ..eh . Pilon. 8·1815. CAli Il008 . fler 5 P. ~ . hns rolled up tar more popular CON TRUCTION IS l'ROGRES ING rapidly on the new VI chapel (above) located on the corner clvilian chief to keep a close eye per Insertion ...... 88c per ineb 408 Flnkbln. Park. 'VOleS than any of the other aspir­ WASHlNGTON liaia A"Must 8 vi. No. of Iowa ave. and 1\1ad1son t .• near the Iowa. • Jemor121 Union. Work on the build In" tD be known II on mili tary building. Ten insertions per month, COCKER puppies. l)[at 1-02U. 30. Howard FI.IC'b~r, Phone 2301. Rt. I, ants in the field. }1'1. Vernon. the Danforth chapel, began this sprin, and is expected to be completed some time late this lall. The Despite a virus infection which per insertion ...... 80c per inch Dally insertions during month, 1048 ROYAL portable. ElRichard Nixon of Cal­ potatoes, and controls on potatoes day at 7 p.m. BACHELOR apartments for rent. Dial The four debaters will be: Jan­ Record ifornia, promised a fighting cam­ were removed some time ago . (ily paign. ice Huntley, Dekalb, Ill., and GIRL8-3M7. with three room apartment de- i:~======~======~======~====;;======:; j The OPS is still analyzing the DEATH slrel roommate. Can 59tO .fter 5. .Edward S. Rose-SayS Christine Cochran, Newton, affir­ law to determine how far the de­ Raymond Lansman, 52, Fair­ mative; and Jim Wilkins, Dekalb, SMALL furnished .partment. Siuden' Ule our SUP E R B CREME TRA VELER DIES HERE control should be extended. field, Saturday at University hos­ couple or ....du.te lady. Phone 1681 and Keith Ellefson, Thompson. between 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Here Are Typical Results SIIAMPOO - Contains lanolin. There is no doubt that the law pitals. A Boston, Mass. man died in the negative. Dean Garrett, speech leaves hair clean and soft­ applies to •fruit and vegetable Pearl Chipman, 43, Dolliver, lobby of the Washington hotel teacher at Freeport, Ill., will. be Places To Eat easy to use. Of oourse we will juices, canned and frozen truits Sunday at University hospitals. be pl eased to fill your PRE­ Saturday night. George M. Has­ program moderator. I'EAR 'round drlve·ln lervlce. DlsUnctlv, From Wanl Ad Users! kins, 36, died from a heart attack Ida Oxley, 82, Decorah, Sunday dintn. room .ervlce. Free de.l1ver;f SCRIPTION or furnish a VUa· The debate will climax a four­ LOGHRY'S RESTAURANT. min product. at 11 :15 p.m. He had been work­ at Unlversity hospitals. weeks' training program for the William Farr, 81, Eldora, Sun­ ing on a ranch near Sail L ake Korean Truce Team students who are attending the Autos for Sale - Used City, Utah, and was en route by d~ at University hospitals. ... found a buyerl 21st annual speech and dramatic Eliza Barker, 80, Strawberry '48 TUDOR DeSolp. Very iood eondillon. bus from Utah to Boston. He took 724 N. Dubuque. DRUG SHOP arts workshop at SUI. Point, Sunday at University hos­ "We needed cash and decided to sell Qur 109 S. Dubuque St. a room at the hotel after falling Granted Short Recess ill on the bus. pitals. Loans summera cottage. I ran a Want Ad for Mrs. George Trundy, 84 , 514 N. MUNSAN, Korea (TUESDAY) o nly two days and sold It (or 200/0 more (/P) - Secret K orean truce ta Iks Dubuque st., Saturday at Mercy QtJJCK LOANS on jewelry, clothln •. Iowa City Student radios. etc. HOCJ(.P:YE LOAN. 1281\ today were in the second day of a hospital. S. DubJque. than the local agent had offered." Communist-requested r e c e s s To Give Recital ...... LOANED on ""no. ca me ..... dla· which may mean a new turn in • BIRTHS mond •. clothln" etc. RELIABLE LOAN the year-old deadlocked negotia­ An Iowa City resident, Arthur A boy for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Co . 108 bat BurUnrton. JULY CLEARANCE tions. Lambert, will present a piano re­ McClure, Cincinnati, Iowa, Satur­ Automotive The Communists Monday sud­ cital Sunday, July 20, at 7:30 p.m. day at Me rcy hospital. • denly asked a two-day recess in in ~o rth music hall. A girl for Mr. and Mrs. LoUis "SED auto partJO. CoralvUJe Company. Dial .1821. . .. got a iob fast' Wilson Bros. the closed-door sessions on the Lambert, a graduate student, Peterson, Conesville, Monday at critical issue of prisoners of war Mercy hospital. WANTED : Old cars for junlt. Bob "Even with a b usiness school dlplo~a, will open his recital with Mozart's Goody'. Auto ParIS. 01.1 ~·17~ . Knit Briefs exchange. United Nations nego­ "Phantasie in C Minor, K. 396', A boy for Mr. and Mrs. Leo the best I was offered was $35 a week tiators readily agreed. followed by "Seven Fantasies, Op. Lynch, 912 Highland ave., Monday Instruction ... till I ran a Want Ad stating my The Reds gave no reason. But at Me rcy hospital. . qualifications. Next day I landed a job 116" by Brahms, three titled TUTORING. translaUono. German, paying me $50." $1.20 Values In the past the Dlmmunist dele­ "capriccio," four titled "Inter­ A boy for Mr. and Mrs. Richard FreDch. Spanish. Dial 'nst. gates have asked such delays to mezzo". Petersen, West :ijranch, Monday BALLROOM clance I....,.... MIml Youd. give them time to study a UN Concluding the reCital. Lam­ at Mercy hospital. Wurlu. DI.I ,t85. proposal. Presumably, tbey then bert will play "Douze Preludes, A boy for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas refer it to a higher authority. Book I", by Debussy, a 12-part Denneny, 169 Olive Court, Mon­ Per80n~l Services The delegates are scheduled to work. day at Mercy hospital. DRESSMAKING. d""renln,. alteratiON, . sold my stpve reconvene at Panmunjom at 11 remodelin g. Phone 8· 3485. • • EWERS. MEN'S STORE a.m. Wednesday (8 p.m., CST ------CH IC YOUNG KEYS made. Gambl .. Siore. "My range was 11 years old and no Tuesday). longer manuactured. But I found a 28 South Clinton CLEANING and rep.1r on IUlte.., down­ The UN command had no com­ opouts, fum."'.... Phone 5270. buyer for it with a Want Ad in one ment on the recess. day. And sold it for 40 0/0 more than PHOTOGRAPHS - App!Jc.Uoni.---- three I'd hoped for!' lor $1.00. Children. "'OUPI. partt.... home or atutllo. Youn,'l Stuello. PhOne tiM. AaIOES 8n·.1 rubbish hau1lnl. DIal 8-2211. The UNIVERSITY THEATRE 32nd SUMMER SEA'ON II Call altL< flve. Frana. 1952. J'lJLLER Bro.h... Debutante Coometlea. School of Fine Arb, Phone '-1m. State University of lowa . Iowa City, Iowa • •. got a high oHer For foot comfort . • • OP£NlNG TON'GHT For new shoe look . • • "The best I had been offered by ED SIMPSON mends and neighbors for myoId 11S Iowa A""9Ilue baby plan pen, baby carriage, lHE l\'-'-lE FOXES Sboe Repall1n, and SuppU.1 high chair and fCaln was $16, bl U\\\~n l\e\\man LET US REPATR YOUR SHOES With a Want Ad that COlt only JU\.Y \5-\6-\7-\8 $1.40 I ,at $32 for .the lot." Curb,ln II p.m. Rent-A·Car MAK~ RESERVAT\ONS NOW or FOR QUICK Box Office IIA. Schaeffer HIUI, ExtenAlon 2215 Office Rours: Dal\y 9 A.M.-12; 1 P.M.-4 P.M. Saluroa, 9 A.M.-U Noon Rent-A-Truck Call Theatre Box Office 'Ex~ 2431 After 7 P.M. Durlnr Run of PIa, SING\.E ADMlSS'ON ...... $1.25 KERTZDrl=~lliSYSTEI Llcedsee STUDENTS MAY OBTAUI RtStRVATIONS BY PRESENTING I .D. CARDS AT ROOM 8A, SCHAEFFER HALL MAHER BROS • • THEATRE AIR·CONDITIONED PboM Hit PA08 J'01JB - !'BII DAILY IOWAN, TUESDAY, JULy IS. lID Dodgers Blank Cardinals, 6-0 SMASHING ST. LOUIS (IP) - Carl Erskine, little Brook.iyn righthander, eel Be k ball N JULY daypitched night a three-bitas tbe league-leadingshutout Mon- ______It Us to Bas et , OW-_ Dodgers turned back the fast­ CLEARANCE moving St. Louis Cardinals, 6-0. Playing without secon 'base star From The Men's Shop To You - The Jackie Robinson, wbo was called Dittmer Likes Baseball Best to New York by the illness of his Most Exciting July Clearance Ever! ""ite, the Dodgers handed the Br The A_laW Prell I Tren~endous values In flne, new summer apparel. Here'. Redbl.rds tbeir second defeat in Jack Dittmer, the rookie second Eddie Dancisak of Chicago liked the last 13 stal'U and squared the the way he swung a bat. oPlIOr.lunlty to save tbls summer. season's series at six victories baseman of the Boston Braves. was asked. in spring trainin, at "Dittmer is the best rookie of .piece. the lot," said Tommy Holmes Check Our Sale Prices And Compare Erskine; ,alnin, his ninth tri­ Bradenton, Fla., wlucb sport he umph agaiMt only two de fea!.!! , preferred. when he had the Braves in Flor­ was a brilliant pitcher in bis "If I had my choice I'd play ida last spring. "But he may not .Ixth Itraigbt victory over Sf. basketball," saId the 24-year-old be ready as a second baseman be­ Louis since 1950. native of Elkader, Iowa. cause he has had only one full Between the time Stan Musial Dittmer's longIng for basketball season in organIzed bal!." SUMMER' singled In the first Inning and stems from hIs ("QUe,e days at It was a bold statement by Bllly Johnson delivered a two­ SUI. He was one of the Hawkeyes' Holmes, conSidering he had 19 out base hIt in tbe eighth, the greatest athletes. He won tour rookies in camp, rookies 'who were SUITS Cardinals bad only one base-run­ letters in baseball, four in football either on the roster or who were ner, Enos Slaughter, who drew but only one in basketball. to be brought up. Erskine's only walk. Solly Hemus Dittmer is the type of athlete In 1950, after beIng graduated $45 Value $37.50 Value $32.50 Value singled In the ninth ror tbe final wbo strives tor perfecUon In each that June from Iowa, Dittmer bome-team hit. sport. At Elkader High he earned went to the Class A Western K Erskine and Lloyd Boyer, St. 12 letters. He was an aU-state League. In 72 games he batted 95 95 95 Louis righthander, had a scoreless basketball player but played tbe ,373 and drove home 59 runs. tie until the fifth when tbe $34 $29 $24 Dod,­ sport in colle,e only as a senior. In Dittmer's lirst 37 big league ers Icored five times. Football and baseball occupied his trips to the plate alter being re­ Andy Patko, first up, singled attention before he received his called on June 17 by Manal!"er and Gil Hodges walked. Bobby physical education degree. Charley Grlmm, the Iowan made Mor,an, unable to sacrifice, ad­ Classified 4F outfield fly. Erskine then was made his mark In football as an scholarsbip and eventually be­ Broadcloth credited with a scratch hit when ched his entire hit production he bunted in front of the plate end. He scored in eight straight came one of tbe school's six ath­ when he lashed out a double and and second baseman Red Scboen­ games between 1948 and 1949. He letes to earn Ine lettels. In 1948 two singles against Sal Maglie. A BOXER SHORTS , dienst failed to cover tirst base led Iowa In scoring with 30 points he caught tbe pass that beat tew days later his rirst big league in time to b.andle catcher Del as a junior and in 1949 led the Northwestern, 27-21. home run with a man on beat the or Rice's tbrow. team in touchdowns with six to [' Had the football scouts grabbed Giants, 2-1. · ·~' 69c With tbe bases loaded, Fox become all-Big Ten Conference him he might have been a pro­ Dittmer now has changed his end. gridman rather thaOi a potential mind. It's baseball over basket­ Cotton drl11ed a two-run slnlle. Pee Wee • f Reese, wbose string of seven con­ He went to Iowa on a football major leaguer. But Braves' scout ball. • ""trlbNt.d br Kj"l1 1',.,.,." 'JlMfllen t. secutive hils had been stopped UNDERSHIRTS 2 for $1.35 earlier, struck out, but Sbuba .lngled Erskine across and routed Boyer. Eddie Yuhas, taking over, gave up a run-scoring single to Roy Detroit Wallops 1st-Place Yanks, 8-2 Lonq Sleeve Campanella, who was behind the bat despite bone chips in his NEW YORK (IP) - Billy HoeCt, SPORT SHIRTS ;' rllht hand. 20 year old lefthander, won his IC-CR Swimming Team ------first major league game Monday Values Braves' Spahn Put Under Police Guard when he hurled the last-place De­ 5 Cleveland Errors Cops Oelwein AAU Meet troJt Tigers to an 8-2 decision over 79 CHICAGO - A letter threatening pitcher Warren Spahn of to $6.95 Giants Defeat the league-leading New York The combined Iowa City-Cedar $2 the Boston Braves prompted tile poUce department Monday to assIgn Give Nats 15-4 Rout Yankees, ending a five-game De­ Rapids swim team took 16 first a detail to guard the star hurler during his stay In Chicago. troit losing streak and a four­ WASHINGTON (11)) _ With the places In the Oelwein AAU swim- The Braves arrive today for a three-game series with the Chicago Cincinnati, 6-2 game winning streak by the ming meet Sunday to win top Cubs. champions. aid of five Cleveland errors and honors. Cllnton was second with Police said the letter apparently was Inspired by tbe June 8 in­ nine bases on balls, Washington 12 lirst places. Jury of Frank Baumholtz, Cub outfielder. Baumhoitz suffered a broken Hoeft weakened In the 93-de­ crushed Cleveland, 15-4, Monday All Iowa City entries - Alson TIES Behind Hearn rigbt hand when bit by one of Spahn's pitches. gree heat and had to be removed I while running bases in the eigbth mauling four pitchers for 13 hits Braley, John Neubauer, Lanny " . CINCINNATI (IP) - Jim Hearn The letter was sent to Spahn in Pittsburgh, Pa., during the recent including a home run by Jackie Rouse, Duane Petsel, and Ken Braves series there, contained a newspaper clipping of the Baumholtz Inning, Hal White, veteran right­ Peters - scored points in their jollied the National league's 10- hander, finished UP with two Values 2 for aame winner ranu Monday as he Injury, and was unsigned, police said. Jensen. respective events. scoreless innings. Cleveland clipped Sandy Con- iii... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii to hurled the New York Giants to a It read: " How do you like this you ... When you come back to suegra, tbe winner, for two runs, $1.50 /I to 2 victory liver the Cincinnati Chicago I'll see you and make good. I know what hotel you stay at Jim McDonald, one ot the LAST TIMES TONlTE $2 Yanks' second-line hurlers who and three hits in the tirst inning. 79c Reds behind a barrage of 11 you . ... This Is not a crank letter but a sorc head like you will get was splattered with the dele at, But Washington came back in Decision Before Dawn linglcs and four doubles. it from me. I'll get yOU somehow, you can be handled." its half of the first for a run, and The Giant righthander needed was as much a victim of his own added five morc tallies in a hec­ Katie Did It the conalstent hitting and lome mates as of the Bengals. tlc third inning which sent Cleve- aharp fielding, nowever, because A crowd of 6,611 , smallest of tbe land's ' starting pitcher, Jones, to LOOK LOOK LOOK Philadelphia A's Edge year here, saw the Yankees throw he gave up at least one hit to the the showers. Special Group of Short Sleeve Reds In seven 01 the nine Innings. away the game as soon as they Dick Rozek was the victim of .' Bob Thomson led the New York got their hands on the ball. Mc­ three Washington runs in the SPORT SHIRTS attlck with lour hits In five times White Sox, 2-1, in 10th Donald opened by walking Johnny fourth inning and Lou Brissie at bat, three of them doubles. Pesky. Fred Hatfield fanned and was clubbed for six runs in the PHILADELPHIA (JP) - Dave Hearn's mates throttled pOSsi­ then BllIy Martin made a wild seventh and eighth. Jensen's fifth Whites - Colors Philley's fourth bit, a clutch lOth throw to first after fielding J ohn­ homer came with two out and $1 a9 ble Cincinnati outbreaks with Small- Med1um- Larqe double plays in each of the first inning single to center, scored Walcott to Delend ny Groth's grounder. Vic Wertz none aboard in the eighth. , and second innings. Eddie Joost to give the Philadel­ tapped down the tlrst line and jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii" "Door, Opltn 1: 1/;-9:45"' Ken Raf1ensberger, who .tarted phia Athletics a 2-1 triumph World Title, Sept. 8 McDonald threw to the plate too for the Reds, bowed out In the late to get Pesky, !11th Inning after the GIants had Monday night over the Chicago NEW YORK (JP) _ Jersey Joe The first of five singles by Walt What A Bargain ,\. Dropo filled the bases and then cllppe!i him for five runs. White Sox. Phllley also batted in Walcott is ready to defend his ~~~~~ Nationally Known Summer Cincinnati's first run came In the A's first run with a booming world heavyweight title Sept. 8 catcher Yogi Berra made a wild .i I picko!! throw to first base, allow­ "ENDS tbe sixth. That was all for the triple in the first frame. against the winner of the Rocky TODAY THURSDAY" Redlegs until the ninth when they ing Groth and Wertz to come DRESS SHIRTS ,ot their final tally. A's starter Harry Byrd went all Marciano-Harry Matthews fight at borne. the way and was one one out from Yankee stadIum July 28. $3.95 2 for B regulation, nine-inning shutout Felix Bocchicchio, manager or ROBINSON'S WIFE ILL Value 79 ST. LOUIS (JP) - Jackie Rob­ $2 Browns Stop BoSOI when the Sox combined a walk the 3a-year-old champ, made it $5 inson, all-star second baseman, and two singles to tie up the con- definite Monday as Marciano and was called home to New York Winning Streak at 5 test. A small Shibe park crowd of Matthews signed contracts lor Monday nigbt by the serious ill­ 3,216 watched the mound duel. their lO-round elimination batU . ness of his wife, who will under­ Relieter Harry Dorish, who took go an operation at Doctor's hos­ IJqhtweiqht With 7-5 Triumph pital today. ..auo< PAUlA RAYMOND' ADOlPH[ MENJOU over the Pale Hose pitching BOSTON Wl - The St. Louis Starts - SPORT COATS I Browns snapped the Boston Red chores in the ninth after starter • lOW A CITY'S --(CO HIT ... )- ~ Sox' five-game winning streak Bill Pierce gave way to a pinch­ T·O·D·A·YI Monday, 7-5, but rookie right­ hitter, was charged with the loss, STA.N LAUREL hander Dave Madison-tiring in his second agaiMt lIve wins. 'ltin,am PO'ltEll VJ OFF the lIO-p1Ul1 degree heat- lost his Byrd, who chalked up his sixth •HARDY ahutout in the ninth as Dick Ger­ I_Iia dAMS OLIVER triumph against seven losses, gave Ann Sheridan nert walloped a two-out three­ "Ma & Pa Kettle IN run homer. up 10 hlts while his teammates Cbarles DIlKE John Lund Back On The "SWISS MISS" The Sockers ,ot all their runs could collect only nine. Heary HUll HOward Duff In In the ninth as Del Wilber fol­ Farm" Out They Go lowed Gernert', fourth homer M. Main ..-,:1';11 11+'1]3'.'13.1 1 STEEL TOWN with a single that sent Madison to Maior Scoreboard '1'1' SUMMER SLACKS ·the showers in favor of Earl Har­ AMIIICAN IYANDIN'OS rial. That reliever was greeted by W L per. 011 Dom DiMaggio's third homer but New York .... 41 !t .113 • MAGOO Clenlan4 .... 48 lI5 ._ To Have and Have Not Pial CARTOONS HarrLst ,01 pinch-hitter Clyde 3110 Chln,o ...... ~7 31 .553 4110 95 Vollmer on a game-endin, out­ Booton ...... 44 S7 .543 Silo Exclusive to $7 field fly. WublnJlon ' ., 42 51 .525 7 STARTS PhUI4elpllla . M 40 .451 12 Iowa City 81. Louis got off to a whirlwind St. l.cIuW .•••• M •• .410 18110 • Added. you?" ltan with a five-run barra,e in Detroit ...... 51 M .325 23 Color Cartoon . • • Comedy Wednesday the first inning tbat cbased starter .....,.' •••••lu Late World Newa Even" If You're lor 101 Ray Scarborough. Les Mose blast­ Detroit '. Hew York 2 Lightweight WaablnJ\on 15. Clenland 4 ed hLs third homer In the third Phllaeleipbll 2, ChlCI,O 1 (10 InDlnpl Years Old You'll and the Brownlel' other tally st. LoUUI 7, Booton 5 JUDY HOLIDAY Love This Won­ JACKETS came ill the fifth on Jim Delsing's T.""I PII.'.n leadoff double, an Wield out and Cleveland It N*w York (ni,ht) derful Movie ... Wynn ('-1) VI. Xuuvo (S-3). ~I ''THE MARRYING KIND" 'Moss' outfield fly. ChlcaCO It Booton (nl.bt) - ROIov\n 11-6) VI. Ilroc1owlld (3-1). OFF PRE' st. LouIs II PbIIa4e1pbta II-twl-nlcht) VJ EvasheYlki II Named - pm.tte (t-, ) IDd CIoIn (1-4. VI. low crew' Fowler 10-1 ) or Sc:belb (W) and Hew- :~:~~: WED NE S DAY -Tuesda' To IHSAA Clinic StaH 10m (1-1). tt1ftttfl flight to ' Forest Evashevski, SUI head DetrOit It Wubln...... (l-twl-nICht. - - IIG ULAI ENOLillT PIICES - lohnlOn 141-0) and OnJ , ....) VII. Mal­ Ity nearl; football coach, has been named to tenon (3~) and Pol'Wrfleld (t-IL base, Ma; t e coaching staff of the annual NATIONAL IYAHDDfOI - Cotton coaching school sponsored by the -- W L PCT. OS III! ACIUIII 1\ .IC~ Iowa State High School Athletic Brooklyn .•... $4 22 .711 T-SHIRTS • his 10urtl assoclatioD. New york . . .. 50 J8 .m 5% VIVIEN LEIGH St. LouiJ • . ,:. 41 " .571 10 mary To< The schools will be held at Iowa ChIca.o .. ' . .. 43 • , ~ .. 14 PbIIadelphla . 18 U .475 II Valuel comm and State collele, Au,. 18-21. Cincinnati ... • lI5 41 .422 22 110 S:;:r Miller on Booton , ...... J4 47 .410 22\10 to 2 for COURTNEY FINED ,IH Plttsburlh .... 12 ' n .2'11 :111110 precincts. BOSTON (JP) - St. Louis Browns catcher Clin( Courtney .....7' •• e. ••• iI Desire" 'NEW Btookl)'ft . , S. Lou!JI 0 $3.SO $3 was notified Monday he bas New York •• CIncinnati 2 1lIW._ IlUl_ a queen's drawn a $100 fine plus a three­ PhUodelpllla at Chi.,.... (pootpon04. her. The raID) day suspension for hiI fight with 0.111 ,IUD" ocbeduled - tide to a Billy Martin of the New York , Atlantic ! T •••'·I Plk'"n Hi·NO • . YaDkees In New York last Sat­ ~ Brookl)ln at CIncinnati Inl,hU - Van __ .. WI.LIMIf QUeen MI urday. The bacitBtop will miss five Cu,yk 15-5) or WI ele (8-5) VI. HUler (4-5) .. -...... --­ _.. _­ since 1931 ( ~-7 I, -_ games, since ' tbe Browna ha ve or Wehmeier .-.:~,...-.. WALT New York .t St. Loul. (nl.ht) - XCIIIlo - THE OLYMPIC ELK mens two doublebeaders and a single the 15-1. VI. Staley (12-6). ,arne scheduled. No action was Boston ., Chlca,o - WUlOn (1 ·1) v •. rLO-p. ...Z'" W''"'£~-p IM!OS In Technlcolor WAS DISNEY'S • Lown 13-5) . Ed Miltner 105 E. College ceilings II taken against ¥artln since he Philadelphia .t Plttsbuflh Inl",1) wa8n'~ put ou, of t~~ ,arne. Slmmonl \1-1) VII. Pollet (1-.). may be s budget lu Dlent of t