.. . The Weather Serving the Stat. • f'alr aDd wanner &.da,.. University of Iowa Panly eloud, aDd wanner Sunda,.. Hleb ....y. II; Campus and low, '0. IIJlh FrIda,., II: Iowa City owan low. 59. Iowa City. Iowa, SaturdOXi July 11. 1953 - Vol. 97. No. 203
ers 00 .' .' .. • Challenges 'Iowa City, State Police Seek New Clues ' In Disappearance 01 'Man Iowa City and state pollee are Reds To Use searching lor new clues after the Rock Island & ~acitic rallWaY jst. Wanek opened a door, which \ Holland. who had been employed companion. jthat he assumed Holland and his puzzling disappearance of Harold depot in Iowa City by taxicab faced a box-car on a siding at the by Don DeGraff, a dairy farmer About 12:30 a.m. Wednesday. his comp:lOlon intended to go to L. Holland, 30, of Mitchellville about 12:30 a.m. Wednesday. rear ot the warehouse, and lound near Mitchelville. Reynolds drove HQjland and his whose trousers, hat and shoes were Holland's clothes. Including n the clothes lying in the door of the Reynolds first saw Holland and companion to the Rock Island de- the Depot lunch, but as he drove American Aid found in an empty box-car In Iowa wallet and watch lound in his empty car. his 17-year-old wire in Iowa City pot. Hol1and inlormed Reynolds away he noticed City Wednesday morning. trousers. were discovered about The part-time cab driver who about 11 :15 p.m. Tuesday at the,that he hod sent his wife on to was closed. WASHINGTON (IP}-PrCSident Holland .has not been seen since 8:30 a.m. Wednesday by Georlle saw Holland last was Donald R. lunion Bus depot. Reynolds later fOes.Moines by bus shortly berore. Reynolds added thnt he heard Eisenhower Friday night Chll- h.e was dl'lv~n. with an uni~enti- P. Wanek, an employe 01 Iowa IReynolds. A2. Villisca. Reynolds passed the bus depot and saw .and had told her that he would Holland's com Panion slale that he lenged Russia to accept American fled companion. to the Chicago, Chick Warehouse, 803 S. Clinton was personally acquainted with Holland with an unidentified male ,follow later. Reynolds said Prldoy I W t I b k food to help f«!Cd the hungry, re- I • was rom aer 00 ul was wor - bellioWi people ot Soviet-controll- ing in Iowa City. The companion ed East Germany. Queen Reign~ over Vocal Music Camp was about 211 years of age, approx- In a dramatic stroke-designed imately 8 feet In height. weighed to seize the inltilltive at a time Big .Three , when Russin Is torn by strlfe in about 170 or 175 pounds. and was Ihe ~remlin itself and facing wearin, a short-sleeved shirl and bitter unrest in the satelli~ coun- p-ap cap. tries-the President laid the or- See Tougher O,"clall DPerlbe Man fer directly on Moscow's door- Holland, WhO was originally stet!. trom North CaroJ\nn nnd has a If Russia accepts, the whole ,Red Policy southern accent. was described as world will note Ihnt it took Am- -' WASHINGTON (JP)- The house bein, 5 feet 3 inches tall. welgh- erican tood to help teed a Com- WASHINGTON (JP)- The West Friday overwhelm:ngly passed ing about 130 pounds and with munisl-run country, If the So- ern Big Three toreign ministers re PrMldenl E~enhower's lon, em- sandy.colored hair and blue eyes. viets refuse, the hungry Etl ~ t portedly agreed Friday that the tmtUed proposal to extend t~e ~x- Reynolds said thaI Holland and Germans and other Moscow- Kremlin purge of Lavrenty Berla cess profits tax-handing the his wlte had been in Marion earl- dominated peoples may wonder might herald a tougher Russian President hts biggest victory yet ler In the week. Holland had been at the humanllarianism ot the policy towards the West. in ./:ongress. lookln!: [or farm work. Marlon Kremlin. The three forel~ policy chiels b the showdown. administration pollee authorities verified that DeUvel'f 'lmme4lat.ely' reached this tentative conclusion, to es piled up a roll-call vole 01 they had been there Tuesday. The President said in a note :0 informed a ttJcl;l 1/. Sllid, at their 3 to 77 for the measure. It now 001y It Len that the United States IS !1nlt meeUng Friday. lid to the senate. where early • At the three-hour session. Secre approval is e~pecled. Although Holland's wife told au- ready to start delivering It "i~ tary 10 Stale John Fos\er Dulles, . The final triumph In the house thorltiell that her husband had $28. mediately." dcting British Foreign Secretary e after weeks of fierce back- Holland told Reynolds that he had The food would be chiefly grain, Lord Salisbury and French For 'S Ie maneuvers in which rebei- on,ly $2 lett, Holland's billfold con- sugar. lard, soybean 011 and some eign Minister Geor,es Bidault fo UI Repllbllcans on the tax-writ- tai1'led only · Identification cards other commodities needed In the d blocked action. tt!mporarity when foun. d. hunger-pinched East zone ot oc cused their attention on the reason cupied Germany. behind Beria's sudden ouster from t~I:aJe~l~i the Prl!6ldent with a Polk county shflrlft's otrlce ba5 GEORGE P. WANEK. R.R. 5. Eisenhower's move cap p e d his. post as deputy premier. a or e eat. put out a misslnll persons report Iowa City. all employe of Iowa ntl ~ flg .Jj I l'0Un" Jor the bill Friday were to state highway police and they mou n .. su" eSt ons n congress Arree 011 Swtteh I., RepUblicans. and 156 Demo- are said to tear foul pl~y In Hol- Chick Warehouse. 803 Clinton tor "positive action" to wrl!6t the Responsible intQrmants who at c.!'lI . Against It were 38 RepubU- land's disappearance. Detective st.• stand where he dJscovered initiatlve from Russia in the East- ., ts 38 D d the clothe of Harold L. 1l011and, West cold war. pnrticul~rly now tended the cQnferenl;\l told report . anl. cmocrals an 1 Inde- ~arland F. Sprinkle of the Iowa Mitchelvllle, who has been that the Soviet hierarchy has been ers all three agreed the develop- IOWA MUSIC CMIl' QUEEN and her attendants seem rlrhl In keepln&, with the mu Ie splrli &I ptndcnt. City police depllrtment said that mls ment may foreshadow a reversal they ,ather around a »Iano a~ SUL Ida Mae Bell. center, wa announced all queen of the All· tata f Revhrea Tax the case Is PllZZlin fl. slol Ince 12:30 a.m. Wed- shaken by the firing of Russia's of Russla'S recent softer poHcy, . Vocal Mustc camp at Ut~ rroultl parl,. Frida)' nlehi. A hl'h school 8tudent from Donnellson, ' MI.. Th b'lI I h h' h • nesday. Wanek opened the IId- No.2 man in the Kremlin, Lav- . ~ 1 TQY vel t e tax., w II; Oth~r law entorcementollicials Inr door abOIl~ 8:30 a.m. Wed· renty P. Bj!ria, hoad of the Soviet , Despite his jo17"lIs secret police Bell was eleeted by the more than 11 Iowa hl,h chool stude.... who alt.e.naed the. two.w-.IL ~ /lIre/! June 110, and cqntinltes I eo~;n" the' -.ce. blf'· at Jn10r: lind found Honand'trousers, 'lJ chief, Beria was believed to favor Ret' attendants are, left to rl,ht, Kr.ren Baken, ~ seem rl,h' In kefl'pin, wUh the muale plrlt to next Jan. I. Under it the gov- -,. ~ .. - ~ seare. po ceo 11 conciliatory approach toward the Mu,catlne. and Sondra SweJber. MuseaUne. All of the ,Iris sanr In the final camp eoneert pre ernment takes up to 82 pe~ cent matlon pvailable, wer~ silent on ha~ and shoe Iyln, In' the door' Reealll CalDPSlcn 'Iedee West and Ihe satellite peoples, of- ~ent.ed lasi nlrht at the wtJvenit,. The camp Is IC heduled to end today. ot corporation profits above those the extent of theIr findIngs. 1 of an empty box·car. The Presldent's move. recalled flclals said. ---,------. --::-- established under the law as his electJon campalllD pled,e last The foreign mlnlst~s' meeting, the first of seven. seSlilons sched Mail ·" Orders .Open 2 Allied -R'ed Meetings Hint "n~~~~~~wer, although conceding 1S Killed Fighting Demos Quit, ~:;nsto f:O~~e b~b:~:~~npe:fce:;:~ uled in the next tl'Ve days, got I , the ·tax was unfair and penaUzed C. .. F ° captive peoples behind the Iron under way witl) Dulles publicly Of Understanding with Rhee ~::!IX~;~S~~~~~!I~~naC:~i~~~~ allforma orest Fire Protest Power cuftt~~~s also a step in Jine with n~tlng the Beria Inddent. ~or S'ummet Opera 'CoDvulaloD Underway' i . ' . $800 mi1liORn_~cln Opprev~~. WILLOWS. CpU!. (IDI-Seething FMC h his repeated declarations of hope ;Mall orders are now beIDg ae- PANMUNJOM (Salurday) (.4>)- ~~ -~. bill ' f rq or cart y for re-uniUnll Germany. split in- "I\. new s:onvulsion is under f All~ed and Comm.unlst truce ne ~ son or Rhee's men since the talks Chairman Daniel A. Reed (R- ows. 0 flames from a. flash to two hostile zones since the end ~a ," he said. "Within Russia It-' cepted or the opera, La Boheme, ioha~rs met tWIce here tod~y started June 25. N.Y,) ot the ways and means com- forest lIre snuffed ou~ the lives of 01 World War II, sel~, Beria, the leader and symbol to be presented at SUI July 28, 29, and SIgns were that President Els- _ mittee. fighting to the end. said 15 men Thursday nIght as th~y W ~SHINGTON (JP)- Democrats PI'lsumably the food oCter was o[ a poUce state is himself put and 30, according to Prot. Charles enhower's special envoy had in- The U.S. embassy at ~eo.ul con passage would be a congreflsionnl ~I;rambled through tangled . bru~h angrily resigned in a body Friday d di tl i M b duced stubborn South Korean tacted shortly alter mldmght on . of a canyon floor attemptmg to . , ma e rec y 0 oscow ecause uhder arrest." B. Righter, director of university President S n man Rhee to ab _ the Washington report, refused to s~rrender to White House dlcia- outrun the bIde. {rom th~ senate InvesllgalJons the U.S. has never recognized t~e In opening the conference, Dul- bands and business manager for y i . ~n t t th t lk tlOn. . subcommIttee because chairman new East German Commumst les said "we meet at a time ot tne era don his opposition to an armistice. commen o~ progress 0 e a s, Reed insisted the Republican The fire tI,hlers died bet\Ve~n Jose h Marth _ i government. It still deals with So- ~reat opportunity." op . In Seoul, Eisenhower's envoy, In Washmgton, some U.S. offi- party including the President, had the narrow walls of a canyon m p cC y (R W s.) h.ad viet occupation authorities on Dulles asserted tililt Beda's sud- T!le opera, a presentation of the Walter Robertson told correspond- clals said the Rhee-Robertson un- pled tax reduction instead of Mendocino Nlltlonl\l Forest. about been given complete power to hue questions affecting East Germany. den elimination shows "inherent 15th annual festival of fine arts. ents that he and Rhee "hope to derstanding amounted to an agree- tax increases. He 30 'miles northwest of Willows and and fire sta ff members. De I DI U Uh Kr II , weakness" within RUssia even will be performed and directed by issue a joint statement this after- ment. But others, pointing to appealed to the 110. air miles north of San Fran- Senators John McClellan (-D However. a 8 ree in Ythis w instance,em Eis-n though Communist rule may re- Prof Herald 1. Stark of the music noon." Rhee's past changes of mind on house to "keep CISCO. Ark) Jackson (D-Wash) and enhower chose to put the matter CommeDt. After Meetl~ the issue of truce co-operation, faith with the Fourteen of the victims were S '1' t D M .' d main and "contin~e to threaten" department in Macbride aUdltor Robertson made his comment as said only a 'slgning would make it American peo- members of New Tribes Mission. " ym ng on 0.) Issue a directly to the Kremlin. which the Western world. (,~ , ium. The four acts written by Gi- , . conclusive a missionary 11'0up strong protest that they now must decide whether to ac- acomo Puccini will be complete he emerged .rom a 20-mmute . H II k . b t ' "th ' 'bl cept help Irom a nation its propa- '. meeting with Rhee at the presi- • a ec retort- The other was Forest Ranger een pu m e Impossl e ganda villtles around the clock. or Cigarette Dealers with cast costumes, scenery and dential mansion. It bore out ear- 'V t' PI "h ~ , that. the ad- Robert Power. who was directing tlon of having responsibility with- t I th Ea t 0 h orchestra. lier W;lshington reports that the aca Ion ay ouse {rabon had the fire fl,hters In wh.at appe~red out any voice. right or authority.' g~y.et e sermons go un- ~eed More Stamps Mail orders will be accepted un- two were very near accord on an T B AO d WSUI promised to to be a routine Job agamst a mmor A possibility arose that ot The President directed Secre- • DES MOINES (JP) _ Cigarette til July 25. Righter slHd. They armistice with the Reds. 0 e Ire on taxes ~t.. ~he forest blaze. Democrats might rcfuse to tary of State John Foster Dulles h Id b t 'th If d Communist correspondent Alan xpense of fm- Only nine in the fire fighting and Mutual Security Administra- 'Ifb 0 Iesa I ers and distributors still s ou e sen WI a se -a - Winnington of the London Dally "Vacation Playhouse" will be REED n?nc1al responsi- unit of 2, escaped. on the. subcommittee whose tor Harold E. Stassen to "take ate clamoring for more one-cent dressed envelope and a check Worker told Allied correspondents aired. ov.er WSUl at 0:30 this bility and a bal- . vestlgahons of alleged communism sleps to see thall this food 1'5 made ta~ .tamps which aren't available. made payable to the State Univer- g anced budget" But the state tax commission slty 01 Iowa. to Opera, Room 15. during the session, "I don't be- moFr.mn JO studio E· "V ti He said ta~ reduction would U .teel F cI D • and subversion have touched ofl available In Germany without de- ' I lieve there is any Obstacle to a llSt 0 f a ser ies. nca on nl un rIve repealed controversies. lay." • loll Id ray:"Id T he problem is mus i c b u ildmg. owa City. Playhouse" will .leat e ' di n come next year, in keepln, with I, abo t F hi d .. truce that cannot be overcome • ur au e ce th "I will accept the resignations," u w ppe , Local ticket sales will begin providing America takes a re- interviews, a dramatic episode and e President's promise to restore P og-m E cI cI ~ A shortage of one-cent stamps July 23 at the Iowa Memorial Un- sponsible attitude toward the a panel. The program has been fiscal order in government tirst. r • ~ norse McCarthy told reporters. "If they BI ocl Hill F· ht developed July I, when the state ion desk, Student identification truce and gives evidence it is able written especially for children and * * * A I un ited !u d d I I don't want to take part in un- 0 Y '9 tax on cigarettes moved up from cards will not be good for the to control Rhee." will use panel members from Uni- 5 Iowa Congressmen t annUli b I n / ve 0 covering the graft and corruption ncls wit" Chinese 2 to 3 cents a package. Whole- opera, Righter said. , But in Seoul a South Korean verslty Elementary school. V t f T E t. rep ace anum er 0 separa e cam- of the old Truman-Acheson ad- ~alfTi and distributors needed Ticket. prices for the center who is close to Rhee's side in th~ Panel members Rebecca Tidrick, 0 e or ax x enslon paigns conducted by many ditfer- ministration they are ot course Holding 2 Outposts m~ore one-cent stamps than antici- fioor and balcony are $1.50 . and talks with Robertson said "I be- Peter Burian. Bill Hieronymus, WASHINGTON (,4» - Five 0' ent groups has been endorsed bY entl'tled to r'efuse.'" • pated to add to packa,es already for the , side sections and rear 'pt H k d M K I ' I h& R bll stamped w~th two-cent stamps. center floor are $1. lieve It would be correct to say e er . aye ,an argy nott owa I e r epu can eoureu· the Iowa City Chamber of Com- .. SEOUL (Saturday) (JP)-Chin- ______--., ___ -,- ______--,,.-_ there has been some progress but ~ill ~ISCUSS. Brother-Sister Rela- men voted ""Ub the majority Frl- merce board of directors. .Certaln!y, he s.ald, the ese Reds today held two small but no agreement." tJonshlps. DIck Setterberg. WSUI day as &be houae approved. 325 to ' . . mlttee Will con~lnue to function firm toeholds on Porkchop hill r-:'-~-----.....------...------,..-...... ,.:...... :....--. I program director and John Hayek 77, and .en~ to the Itnate a bill to The recommendation carned a whe~her or not It has any Demo- and Arrowbead ridge. five days "rid 'New' s',. .8rI 1 efs Cauilous ~olley Followed will moderate the panel. contlDue tbe exc:eaa pron.. &ax for sunestion that the board of di- cratlc members. after they launched the latest .If Such a cautious statement has Fred SederhoLm Is the producer; alx months. rectors of Iowa City's Community The party fight erupted Korea's bloody hill battles with . .Wo , . been the tenor of the scanty pubJic Rae Kraft AI. Mason City, special ,RepresentaUvea GI'OM, Hoeven, Chest coordinate and supervise J.B. Matthews, the su elements ot two dlvislons 40 miles announcements made by Robert- guest· piantst Letitia Dawson' Bill Le Compte MartiD and Talle resigned chief of staIt-a north of Seoul. · f .; D I . . 1 .' ' the large annual drive. . A Co nd .nsat Ion 0 ~ate ,ve opments QUlett, At, San Diego, Calif. as voted for the bill. Repreaen&aUve of PreSIdent Ei~enhower, Although both sides were stili ....-o:------.....------' I$eries 01 5 Fires Robin Hood; and Audrey Belle, JaDien votell a,alnal nand Rep- The posslbillty ot such a drive sional, and religious leaders tor throwing out tremendous artillery LONDON (.4')-How does one go- abouf arresting the police thief A3. Iowa City, panel supervisor. rensentatlvea Cunnlncbam aad has been studied by officers of having written a magazine ar- fire, the Inlantry action flickered 4Hhe Soviet Union? A person who in the past has had quite reliable Razes Fresno, Calil. All Iowa City children are in- Dolliver were Dot recorded &I the Community Chest for the past tic!e c h a r gin g the Protestant a clearer view of the five-day iIItormat!on thrqu," diplomatic ch~nnels ' sllid Ftiday niiht he was vlled to be guests. votl~. several month.. clergy [s infested with Reds. twin battie. advised that L. P. Berla was arrested .late .in June, and that the ar- FRESNO. Calif. (IP)-Major fires On Por)(chop, fighting again3~ l:'It was made by squad, protected by tanks. There was no direct broke out late Friday In three ho- R dE'. " dT (: · ,P Off ., the U.S. seventh division, the Chl- i1Iformation from Moscow to bear this out, but Beria must have been tels. an apartment house and two e S· x· pe·(te 0 ontlnue eace ens Ive nese won some deeply dug bunk- eltber caught oft ,uard or overwhelmed. And it would be out of churches In scattered sections Of ' '. . '. ers at the small end of the "Chop." ~racter. at least, for Beria to be racking iR the 'usual 'bodyguards ' this central California city of 92,- The Americans claimed 60 per * '. 000. Officials blamed arsonlsts. cent of the whole position, conced- 'EARL HAJlBOR (JP) _ Adm! Arthur W. Radford Friday re- Mayor Gordon Dunn declared a LONDON (IP) - Western E~ro- . , ed 10 per cent to the Chinese. The lIaqU~hed his Pllcltic command with the warnln, that at~er any state of emerJ(ency and called for ~an ' diplomats speculated Frtday honal Assembly s Foreign Aff~l~ East German workers, a reversal 30 per cent area between was de- ctIIe tire In Korell "we must be 0'1 guard lest the .other side breaks national guard help as every Fres- mght that the purge ot Red po- committ~. Ever since Stalm s qf the recent softening of com- per cent area between was de- >tile II'mJst!ce." Radlord was to leave Friday night by plane tor no tire truck and equipment Jr~m lice bass L. P. Beria had o.pened death, SIr Alvary .Gascolgne, Brlt- munization and police terror 'pol- bated 11'0und, too. shell-swept for '-.bin,ton where he will take over as chairman ot the Joint Chieb surrounding towns battled the a naked struggle for power tn the Ish ambassador m Moscow, hu ieies. Beria. was accused of almin, either side to hold. Of Start. America's toP military job~ Radford turned over the PacifIc blazes. Kremlin but had not changed Rus- been tipping Molotov as the likely at a "capitulatory" policy which On Arrowhead, sIx miles to the CGaunand to Adm. 1eUx B. Stump, tormer ~ommander of the U.S. Gov. Earl Warren authorized sia's soft-peddling foreign policies. big boss. would have brought about the ul- northeast and near Chorwon, the MeoIICI Oeet. ; the 'use of volunteer guardsmt:n Most observers in the chancel- T.he Russians may be expected limate restoration of capitaltsm. pattern 'Wu roughly similar. The , . • . • to Drotect hospitals and public ledes of Britain and the continent t? continue their program 01 con- 4. Continued stress on the "col- Arrowhead position, held by the . P41lS (A') _ Gell. Matthew 8'. Ridgway. supreme AIIJed com- buUdinp. . were charY ,ot commenting on the cillatory gestures In foreign affairs. lectivity" of leadership, as against veteran second Soutlt "orean di- ~~ in Europe. hands over his command to Gen. Alfred II. Thirty firemen were overcome mall of the chilly-eyed police czar What has become known as their the former hero worship ot Stalin vision, bas two tips Instead of l1li11/ ther jn a ceremony Ihls morr.lng at AU/ed headquarters just while fighting the flames. who presumably is deomed to ~ "peace offensive" has continued in as a one-man dictator, another In- Chop's one. After [lve days, .-. de rarJs. He talcN oU tor Washington In the evenin. to become shot as a traitor. But the first Te- the last two weeks even though dication that Malenkov is not sole the R,ds have won the eastern- IIe1v U.S. armr cllle£'of statt. :. WANTS QUESTIONING actions were along these lines: Berla may have been in eclipse all boss at the top ot the pyramid. most tip with the ROKs sULl hold- . • • • . ' W~SHINGTON (.4') - Sen. Jo- Premle G . M I k d that time. offensJve," an Indication that Ma- 5. Emphasis on the supreme role Ing aU the relt. =.!'1»VL ($att4rday) (A')-U.S, Envoy Walter Robertson said to- seph McCarthy (R-Wis.) asked F rei," ~ ~ :rgl V a~n ;.v I ~n One possible tip-oft on the shape lenkov Is not yet securely In the of the party as against the secret Sg~adrons ot American bomb- ....t he and President Syngman Rhee "hope to issue a joint t., .. l'tate departmpnt Friday to de- t ~ d u ID Ie\ ~ I . th °t tV of thiqp to come In the Immediate saddle. police. the army or anyone else. ers and ftlhter-bombers, ,rounded ent this afternoon." That was Robertson's 'only comment as ny a passport to William P . Bun- e m~ Pt a: ns r:; e I'! rd !Utur~ In IlI1A Soviet Union appear- 2. A drastic pur,e of Seria's fol- 6. Intense efforis to solve HUr- tor nearly a week by bad weather a 20 minute .tsBion with Rhee at the presid~tla,l manSI.on.! uy. a key ma,n in th~ central In- mem er 0 e triumV' ate. ed In a pnvda editorial on the lowers. elpeelall.Y In the interior gent problems" concernin, all'lcul- hit the front Friday with ne~ _ 1..... 11 to .~~ ~i~rbon and Khee wllre prepllrld, to ~l1Igep'ce a,e)lcy. whom McC8rth,y "Now, what Is to ~~ome of. ~rla c,!I\~. 'x:1h o~r,ers 1111 main, ml~ry ,pd s~et police. ture in the Soviet Union. Berla They pouNd bombs and annQ~~J!..\ ,t ~flY ha4t ~a'i.~~ ~ U.s,~I,0~ ~-J ' w~~¥, ~ qu,~\i.on a.'ml-'t ~e Al~J' M.olofRV ?1nn"a.~~ ~wlfiti , ~i)11;" ~qumftl ,~.~~. WmtJ!lJl: 3, ' ~"'JlIt. aev.,-e ctackdown was blamed for difficulties in the ••~,~ 011 the Red pl- OD ~~. W ~~e Redi. _ 1,Hisa c~JI~. ' . '-' vl~ cha art ot "'l'i lJill!),," ~.:, 1.: N~ , l!ltrup' iJl ur; ~viet "~ac;e R tl\e. ' aatell'''. apet Te.belUous country's food supp1y...... I • • Pace ~TBE DAlLY IO",AN-Io,... CIty. la.-Sa&.. lilly H. 1953 High School Speech Correctionists Confer u.S~ Position Iowa (itians The Daily Iowa:n Is Dangerous, Rlan Business, SATURDAY. lULY Il. 1953 P\lbIlIbed dalll' excep' S\ln..,. .nd '.rYle. I•• Iy ••••• U 'trYl •• err ... • 1 Wonday .nd \epl hoUd.ly, by SlIadenl ...... rI .... II ••, ••1<0, b,. ••.•. rr•• II.•• " ...., ••~ ...... , PvbllcatJona. Inc.. 121 10"". Ave.. low. r.... OeD, I.",.. el.ul.U.. ..,•• 1. DAIL!' IOWAN &Dlro•• "" Ir,U' Ed,ucalion Day CIty. low...... nlend ., _d clau ...... I. Ua. rear .r 01' J ..rDlU" Editor ...... Jam•• FOIIer Roberts Says rAlU matter .t tile INMtoftlce .1 low. hUIII." D.b.,•• a ... I ...... II Manalln& Edltor ...... Joseph Meyer Business·Education day is ten- City. uncler lb ••et of ~ 01 .,ftl I ...... _ I~ ..... 'h..... ,. lit Pro!. Hew Roberts of the college tatively se· (or Sept. 3, according _Man:__ b_2._I._71_.______111 ••• ,10 S.'.rda,.; ••.•• I. 11 •••• N.ws Editor ...... Saf.b AdllIlI "" I , 'j •.... ,. City Editor ...... Ben Bank.OD of education Friday declared that to Dljvid Cannon, chairman 01 the MDUER or THE ASSOCIATED pR.I8SI------·---- Aut City Eclltor •. •.. . Pave .feleraon :::bamber or Commerce committee Tbe AlIIOClAted Pre.. ill "ntlDed vc· Call 4191 'r...... Ie .1.... ' ... Ie American failure to cooperate Sports .Eclltor •. . •... . . •.. F;ed Thoma. " In charge ot orrangements clllllvel7 to lbe \1M for republic.Uon te,.rt ae•• It".. , ...."D· ...... with other nations in the atomic . of .... the loeal new. prfl\ted In thll .r •• n ...... e." I. Til. Dall, I ••••• Soc:lety EdItor ...... Katby Hartle UI The day has been established "ew.paper .. w.u .1 all 1,IIorlai .r... age would not only be un-Chris AP...... ,11 •• , u.. c._ ...... Editorial Alillatanl ...... Kay Crosa Ch 10 promotc close relationships be- _d_Lepa__ tc_Ml_. ______I__ u._b_Ce_._'"_r. ______.,.- __ Cblo1 Photo",.pher ...... BlII Turner ~h tian. but could also be definitely tween Iowa City business. Ilrms IIBIIB.. S\lbscrlptlon r.te. - by <.arrl~1n low. lie dangel·ous. DAlLY IOWAN .""INBSI STArr I and school teach~s. I AUDrY BUll&A1J CIty. 25 Cf'nll weekll' or .. per year In Blllln... Menalft .. . . Sa", A. Pre.lon Lu thl 0I1 ad,·.nee: .Lx mon 1hI. 14.lIG: Uu'ee lOt Roberts said getting along with Through the cooperation of Bu- or month •. SUO. By mall In Iowa... per Aut. BWI. M", ...... Jolin Tatman ex ford W. Garner, superintllndcnt of CIJI_..:.cro..:..::.LA.....:.TI...:O:.:.N_I_ year; 11x; montna. InNe month,. Clalsl!l"d ""'naler .... IIlarlba Mollet p;l ne other nations, making allies ot =~:--_____ ta; au other m.n ,ub.oeripUonl.~: '10.00 a people with whom we have warred ~('hools. the committee is asslgn- Call 8-2151 IF ,.•• II••• 1 ree.l.. per year: abc montbo, ".!II; three DAILY rOWA'" CiiOULATlON .TAFI J Circulation M.nllor . .. Robert CrOGll fin I in the past, and ljghting lor what il'lg teachers, by name, to the 45 ,.~~ I...... , 7,...... h.... montba. IS.II. to 50 business firms participating ~j] ~ ' ecm purely altruistic causes for t\ little nations are not merely the In the pr0jtra"l' Each ~l1siness firm I · GENE RA L N~T ICE 5 ',vill CO)'lduct d group of teachers nterpretlng \J ~ result 01 American idealism or !/lrough its establilihment. ~xplain- GENERAL NOTICES Mould be dePosited with the db "edltor 01 a faith in treed om-they are also in Ing Its operatIon and introducing The Dally Iowan iii tilt! ne"'srHDI In the CommamcaUoDa Cenler. tl the self -interest of the U.S. Its members. ,the New' S NoUcei mlllt be sllbmlUed by 2 p.m. ·.the da, precedinc flnt publl- R Names AIII,-ned caUon; they will NOT be accepted b, phOlle, anll mat be TYPED 51 Roberts gave the third in a se 'By a~slgning the names of or LEGI.8LY WRI'rl'EN and SIGNED b, a respoDlible penoD. n ries of summer lectures at the (1IU1 8 ...... ) tpache,'s to the business (irms, that B, SIGRID ARNE " . n b I Iowa Lakeside laboratory, Lake flOW TO HELP THE CIDLD WITH SPEECH PROBLEMS has held the attention of studen" In a tirm's reprcs<.'ntative may contact A.P News Analyst SUMMER SESSION LECTURE. ~H.Dti· FRE.NllCbH R~A~WNG" EX· Okoboji, and closed a lour-day workshop In public school speech correction meeUne here for the past two weeks. Con ferrin, witb specific tl!achers a~ a workshop Chester !l0wlell, recent ambassa- amma on WI e given e .. ne~- adult education workshop with the . Vivian Roe, far left, coordinator ot the workshop, are Lelia J. Jornnsen, second from len. speech which will be conducted in the Sllblltltuitnc for l. M. Roberta Jr. dor to India. will speak on "Our day, Aug. 5, trom 'l to 9 a,m. ,11) m 22 1 A " I address. He directed the workshop, correctlonist In tbe Davenport schools; Velma B. Hiser. uslsunt professor of lpoech and director of 1.igh school p!'ior to the opening Those riots in the Iron Curtain Best Hope lor Peace in Asia," on trhooose wil1- b'e SaCdhameitftedter thoaitlh' 60enxl: I . the Grinnell colle ,e speech cllnJc. Grinnell. and Beatrice A. Phelan, far rilrht, who Is with the dlvl- f 11 hit ~ , held during the past week. I .,on of peelal education of the sc.ate department of public instruction, Des Moines. Miss Phelan'. o . le nl'w sc 00 er~. countties may be mo;-e difficult to Thursday, July 16 llt 8 ".m., south anination who malte applkaU"Il.bjl 1 Efforts Toward Peace home il In Ft. Madiaon. Some Il!rger orgaOlzations may stop than was reahzed at first. Union campus (Macbride auditor- signing the sheet posted outside f "While we have devolcd our bcst ~end more thalJ one representative T~e Kremlin poijticians are up ium, in case of rain). 30'1 Schaeffer hall by Monday I to contact teachers. agaInst a tough problem: food pro- --. noon, AUi· 3. Next examination ill I I , IH I b engincering and scientific brains 0 C "The Idea has receiV1!d excellent duction is dropping behind the FAMIty NIGHTS WILL BE early October', ; 1 to matters of peace, the EUrOp8ellS, I om response from Iowa City business Iron Curtain at the same time that held at lhe.field ho~se every Wed': ___ plagued by their narrow fronticrs men," ~ays Cannon. Purpose ot the nu~~er of p.eople who have to nesday night of the summ~r ses" THE FORD FUND FO'R ADUL and chronic wars, have devoted the program is "to educate both bl! fed IS lOcreasmg. sion from 7:30 to 9:15. SU~I'/ler education is "offering apprOXitIlIiie~ much of their brainpower to the businessmen and teachers as to Ne.edless to say these facts were sesi/ion students, statl alid faculty Iy 100 awards to advanced slu- ij sued instruments of war," he continued. what-is In Iowa City." ~t u: from Moscow. But are invitep to bring their spouses dents and faculty members tor "We in America are proud of I Buslne~sll1en will take the fasbmh~on threxperhts hhave a way and families for game activities academic study supervised field I ~ One little line added to crime 0 reac 109 oug t e Iron Cur- d ' ,- Th III b'" '. I I our self-sufflclencl-there seems, . . , '. . teachers, 11~ guests, to a banquet tain an sWlmm ...g. ere w "a experlehce, or a combmation of I to be almost nothing we cannot do reports - 'What could have been es where crimes occur, Holcomb of Its Widespread damage to mdl- to be held either at noon or in . special pool for the small folks. the .two for the improvement and I if we really put our will and our done to prevent this crime?" _ said some police lorces divide their vidual physiology and family wel- evening. Anti-Red Heads Union Children will be admitted only advancement ot persons cbncerned I brains behind it," be said. at the would help a great deal ir) law men int~ three e~~al parts fol' the fare. CredUs Kafer ?ne . such expert is St~nislaw when accompanied by a patent. with the liberal or general educa- I f same time askin" "Have we not f t three shifts. Thill IS a wastage of . " . MikolaJczyk - the last anh-Com- ~ tion of adults. Most of the awards . " I ~ en orcement, he author of the manpower he charged because ShOWing wh!;lt a dltference one- Keith Kafer, secretary of the munlst remler of Poland He is . . 1 r :~0:~~i1~1 at~':::lc ;~~~~S?f.eatest ne~lyt~blis~ed ,?~O~d ~protectlon th~ morni~g hours are ~racticalJy hundredth of onc per cent of al- of Co~erce, should get now pre~ident of the Inter~ational ni~~~:!me~E:e~!~~ ~~dZn~- ~;i~ ~~:r~: ;%!~~~!I~~~:rl~~:: •t But although other nations' ~~~c~~s F~~~a~Y' 0 owa peace crJme-tr~e an~ the peak .for calls cohol in the bloodstrcam can make, ,?f the Ceredlt fHor the IP~o- Pea~ant union which is dedicated staff'~na faculty aM thpir spo' uses 55, althougll work under this pro- II , ,. over pOlice SWitchboards IS 8 pm. D T h' suys anon. e exp ams to liberating Middie Europe ~ b in I t i d stockpiles ,may no~ be as big as Prot. Richard L. Holcomb, direc- A Detroit speCialist in psyeho- ,,~an e:ters traced t e growmg it wes thro.ugh the efforts of The union, under MikOlajczYk'S are invited to take pllrt in the :r:~\~~:m:t10'n , a !v n 19;3. F~r- JI our own, It is eel tain that they tor ot the annual peace officers logical interrogation techniques SIckness of an alcoholic from . fer that tne Idea was develop- signature sent a message to Fri- playnH~s held In the field hotJse b~ it' t th mFU :ef bt~~el~ 8 are making efforts to catch up and course at SUI, stressed that gath~ told the peace orticers thal illegal "Dry and Decent" - with no more ed, This type of program bas day's op~ning session here of the each Tuesday and Friday nights Ed W\. mg NO ti e 1 ~ °Itt u Hi race will finally go to the peo- ering data to prevent future acci- and often bru~al metbods are no than 0.1 per cent of the substance proved very successful in Cedar' Blg Th~ee foreign ministers 'l'he from 7:30 to 9:15. All activities are St u~a ~n l ~ ~~a Wo~mJ e~. 611 :lJ pic who control ut'anium ore, he dents had helped to bring the na~ longer necessary to secure intor- in the blood- to "Death:' - with Des Moines and Audllbon, message gives emphatic credit to open to both me':l and women and BO~I~var~an chica 10 4 e ill a~~ln 1 saId. tional traffic accident rate down to mation from suspects and possible 0.6 per cent leading to SIX feet of to chamber officials, he the peasnt farmer of middle Eu- in ,c l.u de. badmmton,. basketball an'd direct'eommu~cati~n with th~ f "T~e atomic age has pla~ed about two-~hlrdS of Wh~t it was witnesses brought in by the drag- earth. . rope for the break-down In the shootmg, pmg pong, SWImming and fuhd is desired. g Amertca in a situation with whIch In the 1930 s, in proportIOn to the net. 'Dluy and »CUrious' A return visit by the business- Communist system which led to volleyball. , 1 we arc un~amiliar - wc do not number of cars on the roads now Psycholotist Talks Intervening "D's" in the stimu- meh to the schools is scheduled the June riots. , --"- ~ave the prImary sourc~s o,~ power and th~n. . Alan Canty, Detroit recorders lant, l1arcotic; anesthetic. paralYsis tqr the second semester. Officials FQr more than a year the union ~HE BOOK F!lR THE UNIV~R. THE "'7H DI~TRICT. ,STU- I s In any adequate quantity. Bulm burglary, the Iowa police court psychologist whose work was stages are "Delighted gnd Devil- of thc chamber expressed a hope has had grapevine reports that the slty doopetatlVe Baby Slttmg denl Nurses ~ssoc~atlon ~f Iowa s! Uranium Fraa BeI&1um science professor said, law officers recently featured in the Saturday ish," "Dizzy and Delirious." "De- !hat a 'program may be worked men who once turned the fields league, formerly known as the (SNAI) will ~ 0 I d Its monthly rl Ame rica buys her uranium ore generally i g n or e Informatlo.n Evening Post, stressed that the jected and Dazed," and "Dea'd ~ut witI') STJt cventually. 'This pro~ of Bulgaria, Hungary, and Poland Riverside Cooperatlv~ Baby Sit- meeting in Iowa City July 13 at 8 OJ from Belgium, hjch controls which could lead to preventing Sl- questioner must have a wide ex- Drunk," the distinguished Iowa po~al wou!d mean a similar visit into lush bread-baskets are lean- ting league will be 10 charge of in b k f';; tl ' . A large rcsourccs in the Belgian Con- mil<\r crimes in the future. Too perienee with human beings psy- toxicologist illustrated in his lee!- oy. SU~ faculty members to Iowa ing heavy on their plow-handles. Colleen Grothln, 8-2606, from p.o:- ac.o es awn. I go ~f Africa ; she b!IJYs ~t rl'o~n Aus- ~any police are ~ingle-ml~dedIY chological training, intuitive'sense ture. . City busin(.'~l'es. The result has been a drop in tood July. 4 through JulY,17. For in- wemer ro~st Will be he~d before traha, whose scrt m~rJor has IOterested in catchmg the thief, he and that he face the suspect In a He strongly criticized ,the com- production-how much of a drop formation about gettmg a sitter the meeting. There >yIIl be a vast resources _ 0 u;anlum, and charged. . bare, unfu,tnis}1£d,. Q~rIl" mon treatment of dumping inebri~ ' , . • no one knows. call Mrs. Groth!n. charge Of. 35. cents. Those $,~Ua~nt from Canada, where It is mined in LI~h&1I Needed .' Showing the 10 va of ficers how ates into jail on Saturday njght, Iowa CI" ' Resl'den'ts Vast RussJan Wastelands . nUrses Wlshmg to attend ,s.hotl.ld the Irozen northwest. Holcomb urged that burglary re- to apply techniques which use the then releasing them on Monday • ty The department of agriculture RECRE""TI~~AL SWIMMING contact .roan Nelson x3865 before "We feel quite salc In this ports note the lack of good light- suspect's emotional characteristics morning after lining thefT) the sum Among Travelers ' turns up figures to show that the tor women '!yill be held Monday July 11. knowlcdge - but there Is a big ing, sturdy locks and doors, bur- to the latter's disadvantage, Canty of money they had jn tHeir pock- vast mllP of the USSR doesn't real- throu,gh Friday from 4 to 5 p.m. at 'If' Involved," according to the glar-resistant safes and other ne- stressed the need for the question- ets when arrested. Iy mean much when it comes to the Women's Gymnasium pool. SUr.:MER HOVRS FOR Australian-born teacher. "These glecti on the part of the victim er to size up quickly the Buspect's Instead he said that the sick On Steamboat Crul'se producing food. There are huge __ T~E HAm LIBRARY countries can supply our needs 'If' which tempt.ed. the malefactor to personality type unstable, man's r~latlves or authorities northern tundras and vast Far THE LUTHER~N STUnEST Mon;paY-Friday-8 a.m.-~o X·m. they ,~emaln free sovereign na- entcr the bUlldmg. frightened, depresscd, superficially should commit the habitual alco- . ' East~rn deserts that w?tild . take aSsocia~ion picnic will be at West (D~Sks ~lose~t 5 p.m: on ri IIY) tions. Many juveni}es get their start in arrogant - and to use different holic to a sanitarium OJ' mental In- The st.eamboat Rob Roy III WIU herOIC efforts to turn mto farm Lil>erty, Sunday, July 12, Cars sat~ ay 2 8 a.~. 5 p.m. Pointing to . Russian strategy, crlmc because they see how easiJy techniques for new, inexperienced stitution. He praised the unselfish, Clmton to~ay f~r ~he second lands. .. leave th~ ~ouse (122 E, Church) un 3y -:- p.m.- p.m. f Robcris desCribed how Belgium a merchant's door can be kicked offenders. . reforming e!!orts of Alcoholics . excursIOn 0 . t .e sea?on. . The last actual RUSSian-Issued at 2:30' p.m. Married 'Students J;rinl has II common front with western in, Holcomb observed. He is chief In an illustrated lecture on poi- Anonymous . . serlles ot six M1SSblssiPPi Srltver flRure)! on Russian farm lands the wife and, child~en overyone KANSASFORCOITEyTFU(~ F ' C 'h th h b . . . . d r I . cruises s sponsored y the ate e bli h d b f W Id W . . ' ,.. 1- ormcr ermany, were I ere as een of the burea.u of pohce ~clence . 10 sSoUnls Ihn an advdance po I.ce cwass, For a trial lawyer to ask a tox~ Historieai society eff Iowa. The W rTehPu s'de le °1rOe or ar brmg SWim suits and tennis r"c- President Harry S. Truman 1\<\_ c on ~ t an t pressure rom commu':l- the SUI institute of P~bl1c affaIrs. P ar:nacy ean-ementus .J. icologist how much arsenic is in hird ex . '11 b Id hi Ir. ey salon y. per cent 0 f quets, and we'll bring the food. mitted Friday he had done wnaf In~ iso:" and how the uprisings n Urging more selechve enforce- Teeters Cited ethyl alcohol as the the stomach of the' d~eased is ab~ ~ d curslOn WI e he t s USSR land was hUable. It the Studebt-Ielld Bible study on many others have-carricd away BrItish Kenya - near the Bel- ment according to times and plac- worst poison of all, on the basis surd Teeters observed so far as uAn ay. I C.t· t. h Russians plowed up their pastures. Thursday at 7 p.m. th k t h' hotel om Arter to Congo stem from terrorist • , mong owa I lans akIDg t e the Id' tb t t 25 e eys 0 JS ro. - . . guilt is concerned. • trip will be: y. cou raise .a 0 per --- a news conference rFiday morn- Le leaders lralOed JO Moscow. Olilicial R I I e over ( rblng The poison is either there or not, . Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Dow, Mr. cent. . THE MENNONITE SWDENT ing,' ne -walked into the office Nearly J.olns Asla. I S eJolc ' U I and it did its damage by cir<;ulat- Mrs. M. L. Hult, Prof. and Department Co.mpares FJl'W'es Fellowship · will meet r Tuesday, of Miss Rose Conway, his secre- ~~ "On the east Side of Canada we ing through the bloodstream, 'he Mrs. Arthur O. Klaffenbach Mr. The department compares that July 14, at 118 E. Bloomington, tary, dug down in his coat poc~el thl find that country is nearly Joined 01 lAI b r P II 0 tb k said. lind ~rs Jolin Knox Mr and'Mrs '!Vith these U.S. figures 20 per 7:30 ~.m. The Rev. Vernovn Neu- al1d fished out' two keys. "MaJI R with A~la by a land bridge which a ama SOlO U rea CrIminal ~bortions ' Robett D. SChmickl~ and Mr. and cent of the land is tillable,' but it teld or Donnollson, will be the these back , to the W,aldorf-A's- th would IDclude Iccla~d and Cree~- The problem of criminal abor- Mrs. Francis L. Voss. the pastures are 'planted to human speaker. toria;' he directed with a l\mile. lan~. O~ the west Side, Canada lS MONTGOl\iERY Ala. UP) _ . ' . tions was presented ~ an ad- ~ocal residents expected to tood, 80 per cent of the land could ' .' , dl s ttngUlshe~ from Alaska by ~n Weary doctors and wort'ied pat- Housto?, Tex .• SIOUX City, Iowa: vanced class ot police olticers by (llake thc third cruise arc the fol- be used. . HI Ima!flnary lIOC, and AI~ka, stili ents uncrossed their fingers and :':~k;!~voMO~~ah, t~e ~~~t s~~~ Dr. Douglas Collins, of tJ:le depart- jowlng: The drop in food production un- dCnlcd sta~hOOd ~or politIcal rea- rejoiced Friday ovc!r an offici:}l Ce ases b gome \1 ~O P ment of obstetrics and gyneeolo$Y Prot. and Mrs Robert FRay der the hammer and sickle-what- sons, reac es ou a lIng.er that announcement that gamma globu- ce::r c " ' Y pOSSI Y er of the Iowa college of medicine. Dr. ane( Mrs. Ii. c. Senr'eWer' ever it is-has to be balanced 51, I ~~~t~auy touches the SovIet Un- lin bas curbe'd the polio outbreak A~d' those that do show up Ten per cent ot a~1 pregnancies Mr. and Mrs. W. L. P~opst. Mr: against the increase ot stomacns . . . In Montgomery. probably will be lighter than termmate In abortions, hal~ of Mrs Clark Houghton, ¥r. and which. must be fed. Those figures As for Australia, that contl~ent State Health Officer, D. G. Gill they would have been without th~ which are criminal, the specialist Cli/tord E. Haley and Mrs. are supplied by Robert C. Cook, r. is su.rrounded by ~ed-InsPtred and the Montgomery county arresting bent'nts ot gamma glo- told the Officers. He e~plalned that B. Gunne~te. director of the PopuJation Refer- wars ID Korea, I~'i\qchlna, and In- health officer, Dr. A. H. Craham, bulin, the doctors predicted. ~he abortIon is crlmlOal If there ' Cruises are under the direction ence bureau, in Washington. ~ donesla. ]nd~nesla is little more returned their verdict a week a f- 6 'Cases Reported- IS no r11edlcM cause,·for the- death of S~I Prot.' William J. Petersen, . His ~apevlne of info~ation UNIVERSITY SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1955 than 1~0 A ml~et from the north ter more t ~ a n 31,000 children Only six pOlio cases )'lave been of ,:h.e tetlls, he explaine~. . . supermtendent of the historical gives him figures for different ~ ~~ 0 ustIa. a, he were Inocculated with the polio- reported in the county since the Since at Icast $5. million IS society. years in the Iron Curtain coun- Bo co~st note~. . UNlVERS.TY CALENDAR ltemtl are aeheduled Therefore. If ,w,e keep from fighting serum. mass vaccination project started spen~ yearly for abortions, at cos~ tries. In tbe President'. oUlce, Oid capitol pit becoming preoccupied with one It was the first time gamma on June 30 and all oj them have rangmg from $35 to $200 or .more RECEIVES FELLOWSIDP They all show a marked increase Ma little war, but sec the strategy globulin bas been u~ed anywher~ been light..' In the 10 ?ays belore for each c.ri{TJinal act,. it ~s no .won~ Pau? ~oenlg, C, Winslo~, Ariz., in J?OpUlation. He balances births Sllnday, Jul112 Shrew," Theatre. sh of Red pressure throughout the on a wholesale baSIS to combat the whole 100cuiation began, there der that abortion hulls spnng is r~lptent of a fellowsbJp made agamst deaths, and gets the fol- 6:30-1:00 p.m.,Organ MedUa- 8:00 p.m. - Summer Session of world, w~ can bec0o:'e seriously a near-epidemic of pOlio. Thc were 27 cases. from time to time in the nation," recently by Eli Li1]y and company. lowing increases in' people: Bul- tions, Danforth chapel. lecture series, Chester Bowles, for- ~Iarmcd 10 the at41mlc age. The health officers waited a week be- Of the six new cases, the doe- Dr. Collins observed. About 60 per The grant is designed to support garia, 1947, 10.6 per cent; Hun- Tu.~y. luly .t mer ambassador to India, "Our tnfJuence of Moscow reaches ever fore voicing, their conclusion be- tors said. three of the victims had cent of the women who deliberate- Koenig In his research on tbe syn- gary, 1948, 7.9 per cent; Czecho- 8:15 p.m. - University Shake- Best Hopc for Peace in Asia," outward to the ~ourees of atomic cause it takes ihat long for lh,! gamma globulin shots; the other Iy end their pregnancies are m~r- thesis or polymers from alpha- slovakia. 1950, 11.5 per cent· and speare repertory groUp, "The South Union campus (Macbride strcngth," he said. treatment to take effect. three were over thc age limit. ried, he continued. amino acids. Poland ' 19~O 18.'9 per cent. .' Taming of toe Shrew" and "Julius al1dilori!lm in event of raIn). ' Key to Freedom Procram Effective They brought the season's totai "While many women think that . ' ' . Caesar,'· Theatre~ .. Frlelay, July 11 m Describing strength as the key "The m~s immunization pro- in Montgomery to 90 cases, vir- if they' can walk out of .the ab~t-I - ~ .'H. .h' C ' 0((' Wedneaday •.lul>: 15 . ~:1~ p.m. - Uplversity. Shake- to freedom, Roberts concluded gram of chIldren 9 years old and tually all of them children. hon room, they are all right, med- 8:15 p.m. -- University Shake- speare repertory group, "Twl!ltth Po owa '-g oUlf ' . S that strength is a matter of the under ... has proven to be ef- The foul'-day mass vaccination ical' records show' that Pelvic i"~ , . . ' I . " , speare repertory iroup, "The N:ight" and "The 'l'alning of ' tHe Sta most and best weapons, the best fective in reducing the number program was the forerunner of fections often occur many Y,ears ,e ' . Taming ot the Shrew" and "Ju- Shrew,". Theatre. the 01 e brains devoted to research for de- and severity ot polio cases," the other similar preventative mea- after the 11lega\ operation. Also" eo mp Jl.ln t · LI~e a'. t n 9 lIus Caesar," -thelltre. 8:0" p.m. - l'rid~ night party, dee fense as well as research for bet- health authorities said in a jOint sures in striken Caldwell county, remorse. and sterility ,resul! in , , . ... n _._ Th~al, Jllly 16 Iowa Union. All .students invited. sue! let living. statement. . . N.C .• and Elmira, N.Y. mental dIsturbances for many such '. 8:15 p.m. - University Shake- 811Dda1, Jtd, 11 !ral "We live In a world in which "We believe that, in line' Wilh Results there ha-.;en·t been an- wOJllen." the university ilYnecolo- D~ MOINES (If')- The Iowa speare rapertory group, .... TwelIth 6:30-8;00 p.m. - Organ medita- TJ these things are no longer ex- the results of experiments In nounced. gist declared. r supreme court agreed Frid~y to a supreme court. The attorney gen- Night",. and "The Taming of the tions, Danforth chapel. and . 1 . ed . h~arinr on the oleomargarlOe im- , -l~ cluslve y . contam within our ..... t - B t .th t d _ eral s office asked: 1 (For Information rerardlnc elate. beyond 'hil aehedule own natIOnal border. under the ( In Icase. u e CQur e ...' reg! comforting Ilapping of Old Glory, ~mera AeIY OC_ fed a~ elined.... to sus~nd a low~r court Appeal Aeceptanee Asked .ee reservatlona In ~,. .1I~ee 01 tbe President, Old CapHeI) the and that's why we are in danger," ,~ in)u'nctl~n agamst en- 1. That the supreme court ac- a fa he aUirmed Whll ' of the Imprinting re- cept an appeal from the lower • his, . e c.meras are not ordi· . t WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR wer The Iowa Lakeside laboratory aril <'d _..I • court before the lower court de- . • • is operated on the shores of Lake tl y COOSI ercu to be standard of the m~'lY audio-visual devices ~lormation on the The hellring was set for July 17. cldes whether the Injunction shall a.I.'«-T· hiT 11. uaa ' Ill.... ,.. 1.17 II. 18;111 onb Okoboji In northwest Iowa by equipment lor teachers, audio- WIll b<.' dlsc.ussed by the vlsuai equipment, the me~h~ of action was, taken by Chief be made permanent. ::~ ~::.tnl ~hapel , ':00 Mornlnc Chapel thar by SUI, its extension diviJIlo'l, visual education experts believe educators at workshop spon- using . all kinds of Jnstru<;tional Norman R. Hayes and· 2. That the supreme court halt ChUdl'en', Clrel. • ':1$ Nt.,.. W ~he rill ' flel Iowa State college and Iowa State that the use of even the ~?red by SUI s cb~g~ ~f educa- '1laterl~ls os well as pointers on) C. F. Wennerstrum. further proceedings. in the , lower , .;: ~!:U~u;r:Yhou", :;: ~=m·~~':.o~ Of Franc.' Teac.hers college. . hon and extension diVISion. hudgeting lor an audio~vlsua The Polk county district court court pending the supremE! court's 10:00 MUlk.1 T... velOC\le ':110 Woman'. M.,wI whil th I b t . ed camera can result In Today's teacher attempts to program. last Monday .... anted Kent Prod- dec'-Ion 10:JO Safety Speak~ 10:~ M\I." Yo.,. Want • tT C C a ora ory IS us h' h be r i t h' .,. .. WI • • 10:45 YO\lr State Department of Healtb 10:30 Bakw. Doten primarily by students and teach- :' IC may eve.y resourc,e n eac mg Much of thell' time Will be de- Inc. of Kalllias City and Don 3: Thlit the supreme court sus- tn A<.t1bn 11,00 The Bookallelt ers ot zoology. botany and biol- tn3. ann that ~ where au- voted to the preparatl~n of pro-: Des Moines grocer, the pend the temporary . injunction U;':: ~;~~o'::a~~:':"es :::: Let Tllere ae LI&/Il ogy, it is also Ihe scene of many That's why the experts have 1 aids c~e IOtO the pic- ects to be used in thelr teaching Ipjunct[on. pending the high court decision. 11:30 4concerl kan' of the Air 1l:S8 ~;:;!r S~ "Peate k h d h . , says Lee W. Cochrna. direc- next fall. However, there will ~ PreveDia Entoreement . 11:5' Pr.yer lor Peece 12:00 Rhythm Jtambles ~~~r s fio~s.an sort courys masked teach.ers to mclude a camera tor of. audi.o-visuai i~struction at be talkl by several audio-visual 11 t~mporarlly pr(!vents enrorce- . S1IIMn.ton ~~.. ed .. ~~:= ~~!.~h.m. ~~~~~. • It: N"w. ~ among theJr pen oils and papers the uDlverslty and chau'Dlptl ot the specialists. .' ment' ot'8 part of tile i9~3 legis- The supreme courts temporary 2:tS nate tn HolI)'W~ . ' 1:00 ~~::~~.ts . when they I1ttend the. Amon, them will be Cochran lative act which le.alized the sale answeJ: was to den~ suspension of ':00 MUllc.al Cllall , 2:00 Nilwl ...... NOSE DIVE audio-viBual w~~kshop J~iY 13-17, Ald~ rang<- from maps.' slides. and John R. Hedges o.{ the uni- cd!ored oleo, effective July ' 4. the temporary inJunctJon. stay t~ ~~co ' ..,. .. .. n:: ~::;j~~n;oI~~.~:porary "'--, NEWPORT, R. 1. (A')-Miss Ella at L!lke OkobOji near Milford. nd fi.lms, to a live chicken, 0 bureau of a~d!o-visulll The pArt of the act in question lower court proceedin~. ~!ld. sei ::: Vole.,. oj Europe • 3:J,.p.,rrlj,l. eatlne, cheermg crowd of ra:-rch- 'l'h Be ' fl" It I f Miss Pajunas will give her ex City has rented (rom the Asp- While meeting In the Iowa Ceu- council commIttee on child - ENDS TONITE - rs and iarmers that the tull assets . . c ria n all' IS u er y an- hib' in ' . - lundh Tree Expert company cf ter for Continuation Study at thn velopm~nt. "BADMEN.OF f lhe fedetal government would as:lc and made up of many puz- It 0 on an electriC ~ypewrlter Rock Island Is speeding up the university, they wlll discuss th ~ . Mr . Seal's has accepted a posi- NEVADA" mobilized to help them in their .des. . . from 1 to 2 p.m. She WJII demon- cleanup work after the 4th of latest selling techniques and will lion as lecturer In the Stanford -AUo " lea lor ;.id because of long and But Jt ).s. clear as the tace on strate the techniques of teaChing July storm. ' receive Instruction on the various university school ot education. "DESERT GOLD" ilter droUllht. the Kremhn ('lock that throughout on electric typewriters. A dlscu ~ - The chopper, which was used on aspects or the bookstore business l __iiiiii ______• R08ERT C MMING8 In a lO-mlnute appearance be- !he Communist w.orld now party sian period will be held from 2 to E. lowa Dve. Friday. grinds up fa'om the Iowa professors .. MAlt OA" T DfNNrs MORGAN re a crowd which had come to member~ from the highest to the 3 branches Into small chips and per- teach young people to go out in- ~ tf!ll six southwest governors their lowest feel the terrible hand ot P.~. . mils trucks to carry bigger lond~. to the business world. They will i{leas for drought J;'elief, the Presi- political horror clqtchlng at thpir Miss Palunas hilS been active A truck clln haul about four also make a trip to Ft. Madisoll, "ent promised: flecks. T~e enormity of Beria's as a gucst speaker nnd d ~monstra- times more brush this way. .where they will tour the W.A. "And we will not dilly dally disgrace is an Inescapable remln- tor before commercial and edu- A week's work has removed Shnefter Pen company. about It." del' ~hat but tor tate they might coUonol conventions, conferences much of the branches and debri3 Workshop faculty members wl1l "We want to work with you on .Je slttmg where he Is. and clinics throughout the coun- scattered by Saturday'S storm. include professors from the U:m- this problem, he told neady 3,000 Stories Told tr ' . However, much remains to be vcrsity of Iowa, an otrlcial of • tPersons who crowded into the lIot For several days before I left y. She has made many teleVIsion cleaned up. Homeowners have Providence college, Providence, ~nd muggy City auditorium. '\foscow on June SO there were l ~ppearances an? given speed typ- been asked to pile all brush on R. I., and a representative of the "I came here with no magic tor- stories abC'ut the security police. 109 demonstrations ~ fore schOO) parklngs, rather than in the streot, Cornell university bookstore, as mUla," the President said, "to talk Reporters. commented on the lact and college assemblies. to speed the cleanup. well as others In the field. to .he governors of the drought- that Beria's nnme was not among All business . teachers, stenogt:lI- Only isolated cases of home.~ R. W. Vanderhoef, manager d stricken southwestern states." those listed a~ attending the pre- phe.rs, secTe.taries. and others wlth without electric service remain, the Iowa Supply company, Iowa Flashing a broad grin, the fres- micre ot the opera, the Dckabrists, an Interest. In typing are welcome, according to Robert H. Lind, man-I City, director of ~c association, ident said he was pleased to report June 27 at the Bolshoi theater. Masson saId. ager ot the Iowa-Illinois Gas and and C. Woody Thompson, director \ hat minor differences had been I would like to say that I de- Electric Co. Work on street lights ot the university's bUI'eau or busi- • ness _.:::==== 'worked out between house and duC'ed irom this that he h8.d been I ".. T G began Friday. I and economic research, arc:- ·PJ..tJlI' :senate bills (or . drought aid and !)urged, But 1 didn't. I knew It owe \;olty 0 et making arrangements lor the Xavier Cuqat'. Orch;.1ra ,that the bill " would be ready for was a possipi!ity, but I thought he $' 16 827 Refund BOOK "ALE workshop. signing in the JTlorning." rushed off to Easlem Ger- I LONDON (JP)- Adolf Hltlerls ·';======-:======:;;:;:;11 Colortoon ..• Lat. ~ew. He talked privately for nearly many to ta"e charge of that sltu- personal copy of "Mein Ramp" DANCELAND ) '111 i with' the governors of 1l 110n. For he is known to have Iowa City .~iIl receive $62 was put on the auction block Fri- DIISSI fllDB 0 hours C~ •• r Rapid., J.". r' Ark.ansas, Colorado, Kamas, New had a heavy hand in German at- m?r~ In stat~ Il(~u o r cq .I1~QI .. ~,.om- for bids of 4,000 ~(lu.rdS
hll.JU'l.or:. noW - choIce sl1Iall aport • tl.
Detroit Tirers Friday night as they job on the p"(Ictice tield II he re- said then he might never walk ball. - . anyway If there are any put together a l4-hlt four-home lied ' . again, much less play. The football in!~rmatioo book- ~~E;'t. a::: ~~~ :r:~~TI- 20, ~ 30 - 40~A, .OFF run attack to subdu~ the Bengals p . S I I But a year later he came back. let concerning next taU's Hawk- also "he dlfferen· WEED-KlL- 8-4. _,.~. N th PUII Ild IMowlnc I i· Playing on battered Ie". whl~h .. had eye squad is completed and at the LERS• - I.e"s talk• It over - Lanky DUMe Pluette scattered . ow. e e. s ~ce v ng spec- to be strapped up at night, he won printers, for example. Just south of Hotel Jefferson on LAD~ES ' Dressl Ca~ual, nil1e Detroit hits in poItin( his 131 mowm:; whIch .glvel two tones his second National Open In 1950. Getting press tickets arrangl'd fourth win. He had potent ~atting O,f areen, a.ltcrna~:n~ arr:?ng . the Then in the sl>rin~ of 191H he won and screening radio broadcast ap- DRUG SHOP 'and Sports foo!w8(lr' suporl IS Jim Dyck, Roy SIevers, fxe-yard lines. Windy thmks the Masters, and later the Open pllcants also keeps Eric busy. lit S, Dabulple lit. DOn Lenhardt and CI~ Courtney the lield will prove a revelation again. "Incidentally," Eric commented, all homered to help him alollg. to spectators who we r e disap- '!'be game w~'ihe~pener In a pointed at thc condition ot the
lour-game series lor the taUend gridiron in 19:12 when the old wd I spot in the Am leal'ae dta'le was worn out. , ~~S~H_O~!~S______~ ~ ~ an.d ilut the seventh place Brown- Long bef'lre the tirst game with " "" • thatls all YOU have to ies two full games ahead of last Michig St t 26 tth ) ' . prace Detr it .an a t e Se p . ,esae ' ;.. * * ~I.ichigan St:Jte Sept. 26, new seat "oards will have been installed In do-Just Dial 4177 for 20 .. -.30'.- 40% "OfF I Boston Wins in 12 lhe north shmds and the press BoSTON (JP) _ Righthander boxes s~d score-board will have shirts,Jaunderecl sun~ine, . brightl" MjJjoo fr~cano wllked Jim Pier- '>cen pam ted. • Ball with two out and the bases rowa play~ live games in the ... loaded in the 12lb jfUlh~ Friday stadium fo!' the tlrst time since , : .Jaht to torce 1ft Dl~k Gernert )949. Other opponents are Wash there's nothi!,9 so fine as shirts with.the run that gave the 8cMIon ington S ~3tc, Od. 3; Wyoming. I \\" Red Sox Ii 3-2 vtotOl')' over U.e Oct. 17; Indiana, Oct. 24; and Min expertly laundered, superbly ~~ad~phia Athletjcs. Piersall nesota, Nov. 14. tied up the ga e with II ninth in- ______ironed and carefully folded, t;ltn • ...f1omer. CLINIC SCHEDULED J'dcaDO, who went the lull dlf- Iowa swimming coach David tjlnce, Io&t bis contror~ the 1201, Armbruster will stage a competi ·when he opened by watking a.ne tlve .wimimng clinic at Ft. Bliss ~{,ePhem. Gernert follOWed with Tex. arm}' base July 24 through thlt'. I ' dn&Ie and, af~ Geol'le Kell 26. Armbruster will give instruc any 'I saerlftc:ed, Sammy Wlile ..".pur- tion in starts, turns, divlag, work can't I posel,. passed to load the bases. out methods and training to tbe ¥ter Tom Umpblet forced Ste- army personnel. Some of the In pbe'pl It. the pla~. by arounding struction will be done by means ot ~ .h~OP · J f!" 'll'tJqa-tJ:1,. 'lb. movil!5" taken In tbe IQwa pool ~~~\ t' ~ ll "d!l.H~ ,· ftll.'lno·~ tlffiliJiIt. ul\d~rwatef o~el'vatlort ~nw" b piC' -r ,) ~ln1a ,... ~ I . · , .. ~ • \1011"1. - ....,;.... "'- "" '...... -. . . • r