()wan. ., I ,. Servinl! The State Unif ersit" of Iowa and the Peonle of Iowa City Established In 186&-Five Cents A Copy Associated Press Leased Wire And Wirepboto Iowa City, Iowa, Tuesday, August 11, 1959 Civilians, Soldiers Long's .12-Day Mee.t Nabbed By Castro Lasts Hour I For Talking Revolt Only An HAVANA LfI - Military camps· to explain the wave of rumors and Long 'Vows ill aDd around Havana were sealed arrests sweeping this island nation. Some sources said the roundup 650 To Receive MoDday. They are reputed to hold of suspects was set oCC by the dis· blDdreds Qf civilians and army appearance of arms [rom Camp He'll Consult men balled in a Government Ubertad, a big military base In a dflpet. Havana suburb, apparently In Degrees At SUI Entry and exit were permitted preparation for an armed uprising 'The People' oal7 by authority of tbe command· against Castro. Some 650 students will receive tor of philosophy, 50; master's tn. Prime Minister Fidel Castro's These sources said a search for degrees Crom SUI Wedneliday even· degrees, 244; Ilberal arts, 179; Governor Re.trained, Government now in its eigbtb arms accompanied the arrest or ing during summer Commence· nurSing, 89; bosiness administra· Calm But Disappointed JIlOIItb, was seeking to stem a each suspect. They claimed inves­ ment exercises, according to Ted tion, 42; engineering, 17; law, 18, purported plot to overthrow him. tigators seized more tban • mao McCarrell, director or SUI convo­ and pharmacy, 5. BATON ROUGE, La. 11\ - The cations. WSUI wiJJ broadcast its tradi· The newspaper Revolucion, or· chine guns, 100 U.S.·made M1 rio Louisiana Legislature M 0 n day fles and huge sums of money. Degrees will be conferred by SUI tional on·the·scene account of the night ended Gov. Earl K. Long's po 01 Castro's 26th of July Move· Commencement program begin. meat, said possibly more tban 1.. One o( the big r\Ullors collapsed. President Virgil M. Hancher duro special session shortly after it ... persons have been detained as Tbis was a weekend story of in· ing ceremonies to start at 7:30 convened. . • result of the discovery or "the vasion strikes by air and sea from p.m. in the University Fieldhouse . The session, called to meet 12 CGUIIw·revolutionary conspiracy." the Dominican Republic against He will also deliver the traditional days, ended when the House voted elsie oC Pines ofC Cuba's south· charge to the graduating students. '70-25 to quit immediately. The Revoluclon promised that Cas· "This Is the Day" will be thc Senate then voted 26-9 to quit. lit will go before the people west coast. subject of J. W. Ylvlsaker. presi· Long went at once to lhe Senate TV and radio lit an opportune Responsible Americans dcnt of Luther College, Decorah. where he promised to carry his meat - no date was speci£ied - spent the weekend on the Isle of who wiJI dcliver the Commence· fight "to the people." Pines, said, on their return to Ha· ment addrcss. In his present po L It was the first time in Louisi· vana, there was no military activi· since 1958, Ylvisaker holds 'I ana ~istory that a special session ty there whatsoever and that they rna ter of thcology degree from of the Legislature has adjourned $100 Million had heard nothing tt1ere of an In· Princeton Theological Seminary so quickly after convening. How· vasion. and a doctor oC divinity degree ever, during Long's 1940 adminis· Politicians, large landowners Cram Augustana College, SioU); tration he called a session which and holdover officers from Ful· Falls, S.D. Air Force Fuel gencio Batista's regular army arc faUed for lack of a quorum. among the men rounded up for Governor Long Dejected Serving as chaplain for the After the Senate joined tho questioning about the alleged COD· Commencement excrclses will be House in lhe dramatic vote, Lt. spiracy to oust Castro's Govern· Gov. Elirl K, Lon, sits bllck in his chllir .fter spearein, to the Loulslllnll Sanll'e which hlId iust yot.d James C. Spalding, SUI assistant Gov. Lether Frazar asked lhe Plan Halted ment. lIdioumment minute. after convenin, a fpecllli sn.lon called by Lon,. With LOlli i. Lt. Gov. Le,her proCessor of religion. William D. senators to stay to hear Long Fruar, presidin, oHlctr of the S.nat•. Tho mo.,. f~lIo_d a like lIc'lon by tho Hou .. of Repro ..n'lI,l.,.s. Coder, coordinator or conferences speak. WASHINGTO~ III - The Air Military sources said Castro leaders decided to make a c1can and insUlute at the University, The governor was calm and re· Force canceled Monday a $100 will be mastcr o[ ceremonies. strained but his vbiee showed his million program for the develop· sweep by detaining everyone with· In the armed forces who might The University Symphony will disappointment. ment of chemical ruel rOI' use in "Gentlemen. ir that's the way 2.000 mile·pe!'·hour plus bombers conceivably have had a part, then Longt./te SUI Professor Of Law­ provide music under the direction and fiehter interceptors, segregate and free those not 1m· iii of William Gower, associate pro· Dr. Ylvisaker you look at it, I don'l know much pllcated. Best estimates here were fessor oC music. 1 can do," he told thc senators. The action immediately raised "I don't think there was a bill speculation in the Pentagon over that only a few dozen will be Candidates for SUI degrec ~ ning at 7:25 p.m., with Orville formally accused. represent 86 Iowa counties, 31 Hitchcock, professor of speech, Introduced that was not worth tile ruture of the multi-billion·dol· more than $148,000, (the estimated lar program for the B70 chemical While inquiries at military head· states, th District of Columbia and serving as narrator. WSUI is heard fueled bomber known as the Val· quarters met with silence, talks Paul Sayre otes eight other countries. The 21 stu· at 910 kilocycles, cost of the session). with numerous official and private dents from other countries among ""m going to carry my fight kyrie and the F 1118 fighter inter· Paul Sayre, 65, SUI professor of ceplor designated the Rapier. sources provided this assessment; er EdUcation in Paris that same born July 26, 1894 in Hinsdale, ru. the graduates are from Brazil, to the people. If 1 was evcr crazy, Castro intelligence officers reo law, died Monday in Universily He is survived by his wife Grace Canada, China, India, Japan, New then I'm stili crazy." The cancellation will knock out year. ceiyed word recently a group of Hospital. The cause of death has Founder of the National Confer· and three children, Susan, 33, Zealand, Pallistan and the Philijr The governor, shouting at the oper!ltion of a new $45 million Mary, 31, and Lombard, 29. pines. Ike Ready; chemical plant built by the Olin foes o[ tbe revolution wer.e prepar· not been ascertained. Admitted to ence on Family Relations, he was end of his addrcss, talked a bout ing aD attempt to overthrow the The body was taken to Beckman The tentative number of degrees 10 minutes. Altogether, the ses· M.tl\j(!~on C}lemical Corporation the hospital Saturday, his condi· its president from 1937 to 1939. Funeral Home. Funeral arrange· the University expects to award .t Kodel CIty; N.Y., ear Buffalo. Ggyernmeal. perhaps with support slon and his speech lasted less from outside Cuba. lion was litt1!d IS serious unday Pro C OJ' Sayre wa ediWr 111 meal& 8[ pcndill,. Wedn~sday evening Includes: doc· Wef;jrs Golf, , than one hour. The Air Force officially notified ... ~ Maj. Raul Castro, the Prime and death occurred ~onday at "The International Law Journal" The -!i~ee ~ion to adjourll ConJress the prime contract with Minister's younger , brother who 1:25 p,m. was JlIade by ltep . ~n Holt or the a.,neral Electric Company for from 1925·1928 ; faculty cditor of commands the armed forces, took One of the mo t distinguished " Iowa Law Review" from 1930- Street Sho~ Rapldes Parish, an adminlstralion' \be m.s ~ngine hlld been canceled. the initiatlve in a roundup of Utilities Franchise Election floor leader who parted with Long members of the SUI faculty, Pro· 1935 ; and editor "Interpreta· The engine was to power both the known opponents of the Castrn reo or GETTYSBURG, Pa. 1.91 - Presi· after the recent fiscal session. 870 aDd Flea, I .. gime. The raids broadened later. fessor Sayre came to the SUI Col· tions of Modern Legal Philoso· denl Eisenhower, wearing one golf Long filled the session with pro· TIIis engine is a turbo·jet with lege of Law in 1930. He taught the phies," 1947, and "Selected Essays shoe and one street shoe, went to fanity and was flown to a Texas u afterburner which would have on Family Law ," 1950. He was Date Set By Iowa City Council he Hotel Gettysburg Monday and mental clinic for treatment. used blIh energy chemical fuels. ,et up a temporary White House. Holt said he believed Che the author of "Life of Roscoe The city council Monday night I Tentative council approval was The Air Force said tbe cancel· Rayburn­ special session was called for per· Pound," 1947; "Introduction to a set Tuesday, September 25 as the I given to a preliminary plat of the Going directly to the hotel after laUon wouid not aUect the develop. sonal and vindlctivt! reasons. Philosophy of Law," 1951; and date for a special election at wbich proposed Windsor Hel,hts addition )Iaying 18 holes of golf, Eisen· ment of the J93·5 engine by 'lower didn't notice he still was "I am in no way angry with "Philosophy of Law," 1953. He Iowa City voters will determine t.u the city subject to the approval General Electric which currently Ike's Labor whether to grant 25·year fran· or Peter Roan, city manager. The wearing a golf shoe until he the governor . . . many friends Is programmed for the B70 and the has contributed to legal and philo· cbises to tbe lowa·1llinois Gas and Planning and Zoning commission walked Into the lobby. fcel he is not capable of carrying l FUll, on the duties of his office," Holl sophical journals. Electric C?mpany. to provide gas had previously approved the pc. A Secret Service agent hurried The canceled engine is in effect fle attended University High and electriC service to the city. tition and preliminary plat. said, Bill Uniust '.0 the presidential car to felch the The House cheered when the a modification of J93·3. The J·BS·t School, Chicago, and the Tacher The counell passed two ordin· A petition to annex the Braver· :>ther street shoe. provided, however, an advanced WASHINGTON IA'I - House ances granting the franchises sub- man addition to the city was adjournment vote was announced design of afterburner which would Speaker Sam Rayburn, hit by an economic to run the Creccot Street line into father was aided by rescue work. ')Ianoed to set up an o£(jce outside war Monday ovet school integra· derelopment programs. Rayburn's speech was regardet! He was perhaps best known on er Faculty club ; American Acad· bis property, lot 2 of block 5, ers Monday afternoon in a racr campus for his annual Christmas 'lis farm for his stay here. tion. 00 June 19, McElroy said a feW by hi~ aides as a reply to Eisen· emy oC Political and Social would be an ~nnccessary expense. against death to dig his 4.year-old The President, who has been at readings since 1949 in the Law Science; American Society for the A boycott was declared by the squadrons of the F108 Rapiers hower s radio-TV appeal to the na· The proposed Crcccnt street line son out of a ditch where he had 'lis farm since Friday, flew back would east between $5 and $8 tion last Thursday for legislation Building for law students, faculty Uniled Nations ; American Society Capital Citizens Council, pledged members and families. ror International Law; American ~~~~unA~~:Uet~n~:nt::~~i;~,t~ been buried for nearly an hour. to Washington Monday afternoon to fight racial mixing In public billion while the 870 production considerably more strict t han to keep some appointments. · But PI'Ogram would cost around flO many Democrats want. Interested in International law, Legion; Delta Sigma Rho; Phi property. After some discussion, Policemen and f~reman and little schools at all costs. bUUOD. "The disclosures of racketeer· Professor Sayre was reporter at Delta Phi ; Kappa Delta Rho; the council agreed to stop the new BlUy Curtis' father Ira, frantically he wUl return today for what Its spokesman and attorney, ing, shakedowns, bribe-glvinl and line in lot three, short of Me. dug with their hands and shovels may be a prolonged stay. Amls Guthridge, accused down· Development of the FI08 was the International Congress on Com· Order of Coiro Iowa Bar Assocla· bribe·taking, greed and corruption parative Law, The Hague, in 1947. Guire's property, and passed a to free the boy. He hopes to get in as much golf town merchants of backing a llianned for completion in 1960 witb tion and the Triangle club. i n labor· management relations He was an SUI delegate to the The son of Rockwell Sayre and resolution ordering construction of Minutes before, Curtis had free<' gnd rest as omclal business per. School Board decision to reopen \be 810 due In production 18 months -nits before leaving Aug. 26 for a make it imperative that this Con· International Conference on High· Susan Lambard Sayre, he was the line. Estimated cost of the Ma.rvin Connett. II, 8, from a water public high schools Wednesday to later, North American Aviation has gress pass a strong, effective bill series of conferences in Europe token IntegratiOll. • $100 mUilon contract for produc· project is $1,100. ditch cave-In north of the Curtis to put an end to these criminal A resolution ordering and levying home. The boy is the son of Mr. with fellow leaders of the Western Guthridge, in a hastily called lIcm of the fighter interceptor and Allies. These conferences are a news conference In a parking lot, lbe chemical bomber. activities," Rayburn said. Educat.·on ,' Board To 'T.alk oiling assessments totaling $1,067.·, and Mrs. Marvin Connett. "But every time that Congress I I 07 was passed with no objection Billy Curtis and the Connett boy prelude to the Sept. 15 visit to charged the merohants had formed takes up' the subject of labor·man· being voiced at the hearing. The were taken to a hospital where Washington of Soviet Premier NI· a coalition with the~egroes. agement relallons, powerful inter· work was done earlier this year their conditions were described as kita Khrushchev. "Little Rock is being run po. Joseph Crowley, ests move in and try to t wist the Of Construction~ Proposals on parts of Wales and Mclean good. Bill had · bumps and Elsenbower's temporary quar· litically by Main Street IlJerchants legislative to give tbem an uDdue streets a.nd on Parsons' Hutchinson bruises and the ConneU boy had ters are on the second floor where and the Negroes," he saill, adding Freed In Murder and an unfair advantage in the A change order for construction work to be done at Central Jun· and Oakrioge avenues. The total possible chest injuries. lhe hotel's choice' three·room suite that It was time Ule Negr~ age-old struggle between manage· ior High School and the installation of a second fire hydrant at South· cost of the oiling was $2,645.87 of "V!e were playine mountains had been set aside for him. shared in the "suffering." I ment and labor. it Case, Found Dead "ThIs Is not right, Cor the federal east junior high school will be discussed by the Board of 'Educa- which the city will pay the balance and valley when the dirt started Late in the day a truck arrived What effect, any, the boycott of $1 578.80. falling in," Donald Curtis, 9, a with a White House desk and other would have remained to be seen. liAMDEN, Conn. 11\ _ Joseph government should serve as an tion of the Iowa City Community School District tonight at 7:30. 8uslness seemed to be going on P. Crowley, who recently was impartial umpire between these Also due for consideration are the resignations of three elemen· Th~ third hearing held Monday brother said. "I got out as f~st as furniture for use in the Presi· was on the proposed acquisition I could and ran for my dad. dent's office. a8 usual. Shoppers were coming deared of kflliq his brother·in· creat economic forces, seeking to tary ~chooi teachers and the of 27 acres of land ror the City "I.ran ~ver .~nd ata.rted digging," and going with no outward appear· law, "'II found dead Monday. The maintain lair and free compeli. recommended appointment of six ance they were aware oC the segre­ toroner aaiel he may have been tion." Dew teachers to the Iowa CIty park. The tract lies west of the CurtIS said, My Wife called the Former State present park, south of the Iowa police and fire department. The gationists' economic war. ~ by barblturate poisoning. Rayburn backed a bill drafted school system. Houston BUford,' president of Coroner Jame, Corrigall said an by the House Labor Committee The teachers who have submit· river and east of the Park View Connett boy ~ad ~~s head out ~ut Legislator Dies terrace development The price he was moanlni, I m going to die. Downtown LltUe Rock Unlimited, autopey'. findln, indicated poison· callin, it fair to both management ted their resignations are Mrs. . I'm goiq to die.''' Incorporated, ignored Gl.lthridge's ., by barbituric acid. but he add- and labor. He said the choice wall Emma 'Holmes, Mrs. Patricia 01· KEOKUK tfI - John Rankin asked for the property Is ~ per Donald had been buried chest declaration. So did the president - eel that "It's too early to make a between It and the bill backed by son and Mrs. Olga LaRue. Irwin, former state representative acre. There were no objections to deep but managed to dig his way of the Chamber of Commerce, E. definite findln,." Eisenhower and a coalition of Re· The board will also continue its aDd speaker of the Iowa House, the pro~d purchase. free and run for his father before Graln,er WUllams. It was a startlilll climax to the publicans and southern and mid· study of proposals to purchase the died in his Keokuk home Monelay. A petitlO~ asking the City to va· the others suffocated. On the student Cront, 50 confed· lritedy that has revolved Cor western Democrats. C.S.A. Hall whie" wouid then be He was about 76, cate Hutchmson avenue north of Curtis said when got there the erate Oar-wavln, teen·a,ers gath­ more than a year about the.. "In my opinion, the Republican· used for admihistralive offices. Irwin was a member of a dis· Park Road was referred to the. Connett boy was having trouble ered on the campus of the now· Jtar~d businessman and ex·Yale spon$OTCd bill would throw the One of the . problems Involved in tinguished Iowa family and had Planning and ZoninJ commission.' breathing. Clear closed all·whlte private Rane, football star. • wellht of the federal government the purchases is whether the build· been in public life since his ap­ The petition claims the street can· "The dirt was pretty tllbt around High School. Rii 45-year-old brother·in·law, so heavily 01\ the side of manage· il1l would be adequate to house pointment as Keokuk postmaster not be developed because oC the his cbest and neck. I lot him out Some carried white banners let· T, A. D. Jones , Jr., was killed In ment that it would constitute a the school administration' in the in 1929. terrain. and help arrived about that time. Ski ••, tered in red. The, were aimed ~t Illy, 195I, in a hotel room In genuine Injustice to the rights of next few years. He was graduated (rom Prince· The council also referred to the "Then we ltarted dialn, for parents and other grown-ups. One TokYo, Crowley WII accused of the honest, law·abldlng working Tonight'~ meeting will be held ton University in 1906 and attended commission a petition asking the 8111y who wal completely under. read. "Should your chUdren call kIIIIq Joaes - hi. wife'll brother mea and women of tbia COWltrY," in the present administrative of· National University law school in city to maintain the Miller avenue He was acreamfDg aometblng aw· Warm.r you daddy or coward?" Another. • II • dnIoUI brawL Ra,yblll'll uaerted. Lices at 104 South Linn. Washinetoo, D.C • extension north or BentoD Street. Cui," .l _ _ • __ _A ___• •_ • • "Have eowardl, wID fatell'ate." r' - u.s. Finds Itself In Middle O'il Drilling University Edition Te~med Of Santiago Conference .Set For West IOmnibus Of Information' P."o 2 TUESDAY, AUGUST n, '959 ,ow. City, '_a Irs an omnibus of inIormation. tions are complemented hy stories From the dustiest corners oC the of their pa t activities and, future By J, M. ROBERTS that she do something about a library stacks to the SUI laun­ plans. Rundowns of campus gov­ Aueci.ted Pren Nows Anarytt dlctat(lrshlp which she hu aided ·Iowa This Fall dry and ils 10 tons of washing erning bodies, social organizations, The Daily JOJUn U writlm lind edited by nudent4 lind /.r governed ~ II board of five outten: trustees elected b!l The United States, which helped with considerable sums of money per day, the University Edition ocial groups and professional .h . student body and four ftlculty fruste IIppolnte6 by fla e president af the Unlcer Ity. The Dally luuum. for &ame years the old devil arrange the s!)edal session of and OMAHA I.fI - An Omaha oil oC The Daily Iowan Lo be published clubs and their doings are invalu­ edItOrial pollc!J' 'her~ore. is not an erpre#/on of SUI ocimfnfsCrolton policy or opinion, In dny particular. of being accused of intervention Alllerican foreign ministers which company announced Monday it will Aug. 22 thoroughly covers the many able in helping the new student i( she doe . opens at Santiago, Chile, Wed­ begin drilling in western Iowa facets of SUI. choose extra-curricular activltie.. nesday. will find itsel( right in There is also the complication early in the fall. lhat the Trujillo Dominican re­ Trips through dorms and class Though sports slories are con­ the middle (rom the start. The H. and L. Oil Company has gime, however disregardful of buildings. stories and pictures of sidered of greatest interest to men. Small rebellions, invasions and been acquiring oil rights in Harri­ recreational facilities, and looks the coed will find them handy (or other political disturbances have civil rights and however cruel, Some Restriction-U navoidable P~ice has heavy inlernal support be­ son, Woodbury and Monona into all corners of lhe campus are keeping posted on athletes as well kept the Caribbean and other counties .- but mostly in Harri­ oefered. as athletics. Pictures and ac­ areas of Llitin America in a up­ cause o( popular econofnic gains. Cuba, where American business son, Hans P. Jesperson, pre ident Fashions and customs are the counts of last year's contests and roar ever since the success of the of the firm, said. the potential greats at sur abound. Pre~ident Ei enhO\ er 11as addre ed the legi~lation that would restrict and puojsh interests acutely complicate p0- center o[ articles that tell the Castro revolution in Cuba last facts many upperclassmen have SUI's administrators and instruc­ January. • litical relations at this time, is He said the drilling will probably nation over t levision vigorousl and per UII- honest trade union :. the scene of new disruptions on be concentrated between Missouri taken years of hard work to learn. tors are 'Inlroduced with pictures Panama, Venezuela r the Domin­ th very eve of the conference Valley and the Missouri River, an Even love and its techniques are and their words oC advice. TheIr hel}, in gen ral on the need for legislation ican Republic, Haiti, Guatamala, duties and services to the studeot "Punish honest tradc unions"- mericans Castro's past record of partici­ area of about 12 miles. catalogued. One eclion contains Nicaragua and Honduras have all are told in stories describing the to curb misconduct in the area of labor-man­ n pation in revolutionary move­ tips on traditional courling pro­ do not want this. But Url:'stri t is [\ word with been involved. 'J:he Castro govern­ He also indicated that other oil intricacies of the Universit, or­ ments against other Caribbean companies are becoming interest­ cedure. advice on what you can a~ement relations, in particular in favor of ment has had to deny that it is ganization. n any h. d s of m aning depending on the countries does nothing to allevi­ ed in the area. or can't get away with under deliberately sponsoring some of University regulations and even This listing barely scratches lbe lhe Landrum-Griffin bill. If by oversimplifica­ ate this complex situation. Jesperson said other oil compa· point of view. ~l otorist are "restricted" by the movements which have had Some o[ the Co reign ministers tips on how to pack for Ul&. trip surface of the information offer­ Cuban bases. nies may be 'brought into the H. ed in the 104 pa~es ot the 'Unt­ tion 11e did any injustice to other pending attending the conference will be and L. operation to acquire addi­ to SUI. traffic lights and peed limits; employer are The object oC the United States Detailed accounts of organiza- vrsity Edition. It IS a once-a-year there against their better judg­ tional capital and more drilllng mt'ames one shollld blame the brevity with in advocating the conference has ment, believing that no good can gold mine of details about the u re tricted" by the right of collective bargain­ rigs into the field. been to quiet things in the Carib­ come {rom stirring the troubled many sides of life at SUr. which h(' }lad to cover lin e>.traordinarily com­ The president oC the firm said ing written into m rican law for 25 years, bean. But the whole issue oC de­ waters now. They are sorry if not The edition will be m{liled any­ he thinks prospects are good for a Studying And where for 50 cents. Orders are ple\ . ubj d. mocracy versus dictatorship has resentful that the United States is uch restriction, have b een. I:'nacted to restrain come to the fore. directly in­ real strike. being taken at the Communica­ involving them in what they con­ A not her announcement was volving Paraguay and the unsta­ sider primarily her own problem tions Center. One student has or­ The AFL-CIO purchased radio network the exploit r , th irresponsibles. made by an Omaha company ble situations of virtually every in Cuba. Coffee Equal dered a copy for Soviet Premier other Latin-American country ex­ Monday regarding drilling in Iowa Khrushchev. time thc anw ('\'ening so that its pre ident, This raises the questioll wheth r laws can The agenda of the conference is cept Mexico. a broad one, opening the door to for natural gas. On the date of pubIlcation, the The Northern Natural Gas Com­ edition will be for sale on news George ~I('an ,could give the country another he written to h lp rid unions and labor-man­ In the case of the Dominican the whole field of Caribean re­ pany, will drill a series of shallow Finals Time stands and in The Daily Iowan point of view. Thes two addre . es taken to­ Republic - which is probably lationships. and thereCore to the agelllent relation of crooks and corruption less of a republic than any of airing of every bitter disagree­ wells in the Fort Dodge-Webster SUI dormitories will be brightly office for 10 cents. Students' sub­ the Western Hemisphere count­ ment. There is, indeed, IilUe City area to determine possibilities lighted into the ni gh t this week, scriptions wiJJ end with the clos­ ~l·th r thro" mudl light on how honest people without restricting somewhat the legitimate assuming the title - the United guarantee that discussion will not of storing natural gas - and the and the libraries can expect in­ ing of the summer session, but arrangements may be made ' to of good will can disagree so diametrically on a tivities of honest unions. W e doubt that they States is caught between demands go far beyond the Caribbean. company pointed out remote pos· creased "business" as students sibilities of hiUing either natural subscribe for the interim period. prepare [or final exams. '1., , tl)(' legislation now p nding before Congr s. cnn. gas or oil. Coffee consumption also shows a R. Dean Grimm, Northern's marked increase as the fateful The important thing that they not - f • ) list about everybody (exqept labor racke­ is do manager of gas supply, said the day approaches. Flood ToU , f. t('cr~ and m, nagclY) nt chist'l r) hares the h mper them unduly, that they do not un­ An American Returns first well-300 to 500 feet deep - Because the summer session does would be sunk today about a nol include a period designated necl' snrily und IInE,tidy weaken orgnnizl:'cl lJrl'~idl·Ilt' · determination to get crooks and By STEPHEN TUDOR has been patched up, and head mile north of Vincent. - for final exams, most classes are holding exams during the regular Iloot\IIIIlH out of Ilnions and labor-management labor in collective bargaining. Undeniable he· St.ff Wrltor (or home. Dad will surely be \ class period. dc·alings. \fr. M eany affirmed this emphatical­ hind-tlw-s ene'S motivations in the present sit­ You, Nick Dixon, have come standing on the Cront steps, grin­ M any instructors are giving fi­ home. The plane circles the air­ ning like Mr. Clean, waiting lo Reuther-Let nals Wednesday, probably to keep ly 011 la·half of the big sectOr of lobor 11 he, d uation Me labor's fears that it may lose and in­ port briefly, and then comes in welcome you. But no, he's \lot students Crom the temptation of [or a beautiful landing on that beginning vacation early. TAIPEI, Formosa 1-'1 - Na· and documented union's efforts to clean its du try's hope that it may gain advantages out there. You go to his office, knock', 707 landing gear. Whew! You As the day for leaving school tionalist China faced up Monday stand in the door and there are and walk in. There is dad, good Public Attend ()'~ n !lOllS . ~ Ir. Ei !:' nhower showed convinc­ of what may appear only as reform measures. approaches, most dormitory rooms, to Formosa's greatest disaster in all your buddies taking pictures, old dad. Dad takes ofC his spec­ .. off -campus housing and student living memory as the toU o[ death ingl} with illustrations how racketeer-led i\[uch d epend on the precise wording of but no dad. tacles and says, "What. you back nvestlgl'ttlon apartments take on a look of a from C\oods reached 773. No dad? Where is dad? Noth­ I ~ department store warehouse, as 1I11ions, nevertheless, can use the secondary these bills and what they will mean in actual again already? Hoiy Moses," Details gathered by provincial . ing could have happened to him, WASHINGTON IA'I _ Walter boxes, garment bags, trunks, and police showed that one of every Dad asks you what you are go· . suitcases are brought out. hoyt'ott and " blackmail" picketing to bludgeon practice. Also upon the fairness of those who you hope; not another heart at­ 60 of the island's population of tack. But no, the old boy is all ing to do now that your wander­ Reuther, president »f the United At Burge HaJJ , th~ most populous more than 10 million persons' ha4 ( ' Il~ ploy 'rs, d is~erve the public and even hetm y must administer ally Jaw and of the courts who right, ticking along just like a jahr is done. and you tell him Auto Workers Union. mAW), de- area of the dorm is the loat\ing been left homeless. 2t jewel, Swiss, precision-made, manded that the Senate rackets ramp at the rear, where coeds must adjudicate cqnHicts of opinion. these that your ambition is to follow Wild thunderstorms last Friday innocent union members. Blit high·grade, metronome. He's committee open to the public the may be seen directing their par. in his tracks in the family bus­ investigation of his union sched- ents on how Lo back the Camily car touched ofC the floods ill central arc conditions wMch fnee any new law. waiting at home. Th(' k Y to such honest differences can be iness. Can he fix it up with the uled lo start behind closed doors down the ramp. A laundry cart, and sou~hern Formosa, Flooq wa­ You jump into the car, which stock-holders? today. piled high with a yea!"s accumu­ ters pre recedin& . I>Ul mapy com­ fOllnd in several passages in 1r. Meany's ome res tric tion is a pric honest labor may No, says dad that would be He charged that the committee's lotion of pennants, stuffed animals, munities still ar~ ~o atep. , . I " ~pe 'ch, notably this on : have to pay to get at the crooks and tllllS serve immoraJ and I told you to stop Republican members want the records and books waits to be No Americans qr, other for~gn­ public ~arred ~o they ca~ leak out piled into a trunk which doesn't ers were Hsted among the ea5~al­ the nation' . larger intere t., pestering me about it. But dad, 'The FL- 10 ... would not support or ac­ Trio Resumes you say, I know Russia Ilke the allegations which. he s~lId, w~uld look any too large. ties, but U,sl mjlilJ "9~ II IfR,'~ of that place? m-~rk ) , Reu~~er ~cc~sed the R:e- 9 fdr the Independent Study Unit hard hit" .and mostj\merj.ca~. Jive pubhca~s~! un~rlnclpled and If- for graduate students. r In Plastic Boat And dad. you say, Khrushc~ev in the capital. . had endorsed me. Think of It. responSible tactles. Some local businessmen choose PrOVincial police added t~ese i OTTAWA 1.4'1 - Todd Craw- The stockholders are sure to nom­ McC.ellan told a reporter the the interim period as an ideal grim details : ford, his wife and daughter, Sue, inate me now. Come on, you too. commllt~e could open the do~rs. of lime for a vacation. One theater 241 persons stilT miSSIng: 1,($3 were off again Monday on their Uook, says dad, I don't have the hear!n~ room by. a majorIty is already closed, and several tav­ persons injured; 169.713 ~rsons 8,(J()().mile tour in a plastic out­ to do what he does, and besides, vote deCISIon. He said he would erns close yearly for lhe six weeks homeless; 15.178 h 0 use s de­ be reluctant to go on r~cord as while stUdents are gone. board motor boat. there is one political reality you favonng such a step "until I know stroyed; H,890 .l19uses . ~.a'H~ged; 157 rail' and bridges de­ The Camdenton, Mo., family wiH have to face sooner or later. a little more about it." highW~y launched their marathon voyage Did you know that in the last ten Sen. Karl E . Mundt, (R·S.D.l, in stroyed; 76,339 acres of farmland nine weeks ago at Yankton, S.D. elections (since 1920 ) in your cor­ a separate interview opposed Reu­ noo~ed. ' Since. then they have logged 6,000 poration the man who hae won ther's demand for a public hear­ Split Fuel miles down the Missouri and Mis· was the man with the longest ing at lhis stage. Mundt said it is sissippi rivers and up the Atlantic name? You, my boy, are only usual to have some form of pre­ a five letter man. Your friend toveless·- Good ( Coast in their boat, the Sue. liminary inquiry as a prelude to line Causes , Out of sight of land only once from Albany has eleven letters. public hearings, and that he be­ For Khrushchev durina the trip, they ate and slept Think it over. lieved the closed session should go ashore at restaurants and motels. You, Nick Dixon. must face the on as scheduled. Bus Fire To Visit Iowa Strong winds blew them off ' fa~ts. Can you beat a historical The closed hearings had been trend, or is your name too course in the Gulf of Mexico but billed as a preliminary inquiry to A $50,000 fire which destroyed a DES MOINES \~ . - Gov. Rtt­ they made it safely ashore. shorl. determine whether evidence turn­ Greyhound scenicruiser bus on schel Loveless said Monday ' it Crawford, a flooring and real ,.....------~~-_. ed up by the committee's Re­ Highway 6, eight miles east of would be a gool\. i4~a for Soviet estate man, said the trip is "too publican members is sufficient to Iowa City Sunday morning, was Premier Nikita Khrushchev to vis­ ambitlous a project for inexperi­ justify public hearings. caused by a broken driveshaft it some of Idwa's capitalistic farm· The Republicans have announc­ which split a fuel line, spewing ers. enced sailors. II ed only in general terms that the diesel oil onto the hot bus motor, Loveless said he thil)ks the RU$­ evidence deals with the aCfairs authorities said. sians .have a dangerous lack of of Richard T. Gosser. UAW. sen­ The fire broke out at 2: 10 a.m. , understandipg ~bout America. He ior international vice president; shortly after the bus had left lowa said the Soviet Premier should see SISTER CITIES Peter Zvara,' a former UAW in­ City. Driver James Monteith, 40, both farming and industrial oper­ WSUI - lOWA CITY B/O k / o ternational representative, and of Chicago, swung the vehicle on­ ations on his vitit in September. ,' TOKYO I-'t - The mayor of To ••day, Ao,un II. 10M! Dresden, Communist East Ger­ 8:00 Morning Chapel some other UAW. officials. Gosser to a gravel road intersection and "The Russians apparently are 8:15 News and Zvara are from Toledo, Ohio. roused the 42 passengers. misled by the so-called lack of many, says his city will become 8:30 Unlt.ed Nations a sister city wIth Hiroshima. 9:15 MornJng Musle The interior oC the buS' was unity they see in America," the Mayor Herbert Cute said the ar· 8:JO Book.helf gutled by the blaze. Dome windows governor said. "By that I mean 10:00 News rangements for the sceme were 10:05 MusiC Oxford Youth 011 the top or the bus were b~rned the constant disagreements and /2:00 Rhythm Ramble. out and aluminum panels on the discussions we bring right out in made while he attended the re­ 12:30 News cent fifth World Conference 12 :45 Review 01 the British Weeklies SuHers Facial side melted in the heat. Firemen the open .. Against Atomic and Hydrogen 1:00 Mostly Muftle Crom West Liberty and West 2 :00 News Final "1 think the Russians ha ve start­ Bombs in Hiroshima, 2:15 SIGN OFF Iniuries In Crash Branch were called to the scene. ed to believe lheir own propa­ Much of the passengers' luggage ganda about the United States, and James A. Volk, 17, Oxford, suf­ was destroyed by the fire. Debris that is dangerous. II • fered severe facial injuries when was brought to low a City to be The governo,r said he doubts be University Bulleti n Board his car left Highway 6 and smash­ investigated in connection with will issue a formal invitation to ed into a culvert near Tiffin Sun­ loss claims. Khrushchev to visit Iowa, notina 1I.'"am., ••nea ....,. ..UO" ..... ,. '.H ..... •, T... D.U, 1._•• ttI .. , ..... In C..BlanlcaU.a. Ce.t.r, II, .... • t III•• a, lIer.r. p.bU.aU••• Tile, day. Passengers took refuge at a it is up to the U,S. state Depart­ •••, ... I,... a •• lI,a" II, a ...YIN •• , .m.. , af ..... r,•• I.. Iia ...... The accident occurred about nearby Carm home until a bus ar­ ment to arrange the tour. ,.IIU._...... Ir ...... an •••• JI,I"" '.r UIIa ...U •• _ 3:15 a.m. as the youth was re­ rived from Davellport to complete Various Iowa groups have ex· oaADUATE AJOfD LAW studenta plan­ pur NlTEi ...... w ...... turning from a dance at Swisher. n/n, to re,lster for the Independent be each Tuetd.,. IlJlcI l"rIday from 1:. the scheduled trip from Omaha to tended invitations to the number Stud~ l.Jnlt Ihould pick up registra­ 10 ':30 p.m. until Au,. 11, pro­ Volk's car plunged down an em­ Chicago. one Russian. Loveless said he has tion ".terlata In Room " UnJverlitr vldod that no home varslt, con_ bankment, followed a ditch and Hall. lIe,lat.-ation and fee payment. ts lehedulecl. A vall.ble for member. no preference about which of these , are to be compleled by , p,m. o.f the [aeul\y, stafl. and student crashed Into the culvert, shatter­ Khrushchev a!!cepts. _1' and Ibelr 1))O\I5el are the f01- ing the heavy concrete. Volk suf­ Air Force Plane UlIflV1:UITY COOPBaATlV1 IIABY­ Iowln,: Tuesday nl,h_badmln~n, SIT.NO LEAGUE Book will be In band baiL .,.ddlebill. IWunm1n., fered fractures of the jaw and Ibe •charge of Mrs. Warnaell from Iabl. tennla and lennla. Friday checkbone, a deep facial cut, and Crashes In Rain; Aug_ , 10 Au,. II. Telephone her at ni,htl - .U Tueoday .ctI\>ltle...... It a sttler or Jnformatlon about b.lketlIooU Ind voll.,.baU. Wedn"­ the loss of several teeth. He is re­ jolnlrl' the &roup I. d.olred. day nl,ht - family nllbt, '-':15 ported in fair condition at Mercy I ""UI Au~ 5. Brtna your _­ Crew Uniniured , mer ..ssIon I,D. rarda. Hospital in Iowa City. DmATEII rOB D.oaiBII IN CANDIA, N.H. 1.4'1 - A huge A get-acquainted coffee hour ~ 'Westward Ho, And Ho Ho Ho' A. .: Commencement announce­ new residents' and interns' wlv" ta have arrived. Ord.n may be VETEaAN8, Each PL S50 veteran B-52 Air Force StratoCorlress. her ~ must II.n a V.A. Form 11196A 10 cov­ pl,..od up at the Alumn. 80UH, navigation instruments 0 u t 0 f will be held Wednesday at • p.m. acrou from Ibe Union. er hr. attendance from Au,. I to Au,. Brush Fires Rage POOl, $1 o per ,.ar: mon IbI, M • Ie e-,ood aerv c:e on PI 12. A form wUl be avaUable In the commission, crashed in a heavy at tile home of Mrs. Norman B. I. not poosIble. but evel"l' etlan .... m , 'The- oi y Iowan t$.IO: three monlhl, p .2S. lIoo...,ment hallway of Unlv"... I\y Hall rainstorm Monday in southeastern Nelson, 353 Lexington Ave. be made 10 correct erron ... 11b the 'D.D. FRENCD examination will be on Wod. AUJI. 12 or .t the Veteran. In California nen laue. Service reception delk on weekdays New Hampshire. MEIlBEa DAILY IOWAN IDITOaJA.L 8T~11P (tven today, I -, p. m. In JOt SChaert"" Hall. Tbooe who ar. on or after Au" 13. Ofll.., hour. are UKJAH, Calif. fA'! - Rampaging All eight men aboard parachut­ WORLD FAIR PLAN AUDIT lIual:AV IdllOr ...... •..•..•• • Ted Rlilmlusoetl lIIE.B~a .r .... AII~Tm ...11 n9' ..(lslerod In ':51, Ph.D .French, ':30 a .m . 10 noon and I p.m. 10 . :30 OF N.w. Wlor . . ..•...... Kay Krell The ~1.tecI Pr_ t. entlUe4 ex- llliould al ... lhe lI.t POlt.ed ... the buI· p .m. brush and forest fires, some of ed to safety on a farm near this NEW YQRK IA'I - The city ad­ craC1lLATlONI CIIJI EoUtor .•..•... M.rlene J .....naen elusively 10 the use for ",publkatlon ItlUn bo8rd oulalde 307 Schaer"r Hall ------them believed set, broke out Mon­ town 30 miles west of Portsmouth. ministration has throwl\ its sl.lPPOft $porta Ielllor ...... Don Po~he or aU the 1""11 new. printed In U\Ia Ie they wish 10 take Ibe examination. Chid pl\otoCr.lI!Ier. . . . JoAnne Moor. newspaper .a weU •• aU AP new. , day along the heavily traveled None was reported injured. behind a plan to holel anot~er PUbl.cbed dally ""ool of lwmal- p .... ; rtI4oJ' - ..twdo" ...... W..... " AutUlt 12 ing out of control as all available the Iowi. It per yeor: alx montll • $S: 10 p.m., Monday UlroU8h Friday Ism; Sar. D. lielllndier. ,\3' 'rof. L. , .... ; 1- .:.. ' .1Do1 8I&DtlQI 1-.... '7:30 p.m. - University Com- men were mustered to save homes verted to Labador where weath­ site of the last fair, was considered , • 1111 0 and• from' 10 ·.0 a ..... on ~lurday. A. Van D1 II.,Co1Iep of p .... ; ,-.:.. p. ... UU8_ t mail ..u.- meDtcment - Fieldhouse. and farm buildings. er was reported favorable. a likely spot. . •. ..!01 , TH~ DAlt Y IOWAN-Iowa elty, ta.-Tuesday, AUf. tt, m'-'.ge S Des Moines Playhouse To Appeal' Tax Assessment Ilowest ID ~ 1~ Toll Colleerors Suspended- - .commWlit} 'lull' 'J'ax ommis ion announced .hl" ;ltl'riOO Communily Theater Neither Castro Nor Truiillo :'Iloine· began tin.' asse"menl S urday. $Bid. it.bas paid its sa]c" lax every pr paration ,of an appt'al 10nday ne Playhou e n ver has collect· year on admi ions. to avoid paying mol' lhan $5.0001 ed the two per cent ale tax be· Tlte Cedar Rapids Commun ity Number This m ales tax on admis ion to pro- cause it considered its non-profit Theater. similar to the Des Moines To Attend Caribbean Talks Police lake Tolls duclion for the la t live" year. orgBnizaCion exempt. group said it was notified that it Th 1 tax divi i n 01 the In Waterl?O, a poke man for would be exempt Crom lhe tax. SANTIAGO, Chile (,f\ -- Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro will Summer-51 I not ariend the American foreign ministers conference here on Carib­ bean tensioos, the Caban amb_dor to Chile said Monday night. By JERRY SMITH On Interstate Span Conflicts between Castro'S government in Cuba and the Domini­ St.ff Writ.r eaJI Repdbllc recime of Rafael Trujillo were a prime factor in elting Identification numbers h a ve ROCK ISLAND. TIl. tfI - Blue uniformed city policemen, replac­ up the eonference. plagued the human race (or untold ing 13 su pended toU takers. took tolls and wi ecracks from motor· Castro's decision means that neither principal protagoni t oC the years. There are social security i ts on Centennial Bridge fonday. c.ibbean arena will be on hand. The policemen were pulled orr their beal and made toll collec· numbers. drivers Iicen numbefb, Trujillo never attends such Latin tors in the wake of a toll LheCt scandal on Lhe big pan over the employment card numbers. and un­ I AmHican parleys. Mis issippi River between Rock E: mployment card numbers. and for The official head of the Cuban Farmers Neea - 1 land, Ill., and Da\'enport. 10 South a few unfortunates. pri on num­ Bernard J. Moran. Rock Island deletation is listed as Foreign ber . Stee I Unlon County tate's attorney. estimated Dubuque St. liDister Raul Roa. In Havana it SQund Estate To this ever increasing list or belw n $100,000 and $750.000 was .... announced Castro might show .dentiflcatlOn number ha ~n -Ing di verted (rom toll collections since the bridge opened in 1940. up. 'added the student JD number. So Head Tour Moran embled e v ide n c e The program for the inter­ Plan-Bloom orten is the SUI student numbcr which U.S. Atlorney Harlington American forefgn ministers confer­ used that memorization is almost - e Area Wood arranged to present Tues- ence, which opens Wednesday, is As Iowa farms grow in size and a necessity. In this re pecl. per· S k day to a federal grand jury in I complexity, the importance of es­ Ir. cliscussion oC the plots, invasions hap the luckiest sLudent on cam­ Springfield. tate planning grows al 0, Clark PITTSBURGH (,fJ - "Thi i a Members of Lbe Centennial Bnd invasion threats, revolts and pus this summer is John Ekblad. Bloom, a sistant director of the fight to ave the union:' Bridge commi ion mel La devise counter • revolutions that have SUI Bureau oC Business and Eco· G. Rock 1 land, III .• who has num­ Your Clothes Ready In ThaL' what David J. McDonald. a theft-proof toll colleclion method made the Caribbean a sea o( un­ nomic Research, said Monday in a ber 51. the lowest number of any for lhe bridge. talk to participant in an Estate pre idenl of the United Steelwork· re5t since Castro's forces took over student attending this summer e~ Meanwhile, other public offic­ One Hour On Re~uest Planning Seminar at the lowa Cen­ sian . ers. (USW I. told triking steel­ ials charged with collecling tolls Cuba Jaa. I. ter Cor Continuation Study. Ekblad' low number is no in­ worker as h toured variou local reflected upon the efficiency oC But Latin diplomats have a lot Bloom pointed out the sharp dif­ their systems. . No Extra Charge dication o( the work he has ac­ or USW Di triC! 15 in the Pitts- of other subjects to discuss with ferences between the Iowa farm burgh area Monday. Mayor Richard J_ Daley of Chi· clrlstiaD A. Herter. who arrives that was and Ule iarm that is . The compJished at SUI. Now working McDonald i$ on an indeCinit,' cago, who administration is reo MON. Tlesday (or his first meeting with "old " Iowa farm was a small oper· toward a Ph.D. in Zoology. thb sponsible ior collecting 25 cents them as U.S. secretary of state. ation, little capital was required. is his ninth term residence. Ek­ leave Crom the ew York talks. for every vehicle driver who uses TUES. & Up to now Herter had' been tied management by rule of thumb was blad. who is 44. received his B.A. Besides his routine work here. Me· the Calumet Skyway in South Chi­ WED. ONLY up with the Big Four conference possible and the farmer had but degr e from Augu tana College, Domlld is planning to visit Youngs­ cago. said, "it couldn't happ n SPECIAL at Geneva. infrequ ent market contacts. lit., in 1937 and his M.A. degree town, Ohio, on Wednesday; Delroit here." Today the typical fowa farm is a Crom George Peabody College for on Friday, and po sibly Birming· Attendants handle money only to Topping the list lor private talks large operation. requiring substan­ Teachers. Nashville. Tenn .. in 1951. Is U.S. aid for the Latin republics. ham. Ala ., next Monday. make change for motori Ls, he Ual capital and specialized man­ Ekblad received his Ludent num· said. Quarters are dropped into rie talks will be held outside the ber in 1940. "I got ick oC that how in New TROUSERS $ agement wit, scientific training. York, " McDonald told the work­ sealed boxes which counl them conference. But they remain no The farmer has intimatc contract­ The present student number sys­ less important to . the Latins. who er . "I will talk to people with automatically. ANY ual tics with businesses outside ag­ tem WAS started in the school year authorIty. I reCu e to talk with Charlcs M. Burgess. Ulinois Toll feel they are last in line {or U.S. riculture, said Bloom. Since the 1940-41. The student receiving lD hel~(ar behind Europe and Asia. liasons." Highway Commission chairman. capital investment and require­ number one was Fred A. Ec· said hi$ electronic vehicle and toll SLACKS strand. The latest student number To new men he said: "f have The United States h¥d been one ments are greater. it is important no :mml'diate plans for returning counting system is backed up by oC the most vocal in supporting that the line of succession be pro­ issued as o( Monday. Is 95376. periodic cro s auditing o( tralflc which will go to Nancy E. Werner. to )lew Yorl{. No, I am not boy­ the idea oC the meeting. called by vided for. cotting the se sions. I do not know and collections at indi vidual toll the Organitation oC American To insure the permanence oC the Cedar Rapids, who plans to enter plazas. SKI RTS (plain) SUI as a freshman this foil. what I am going to do." For Slates WAS ). operation and the contacts outside Moran said cheating on bridge agriculture. estate planning is es­ i\tcD(lnold exploined what he The OAS Council had found it meant by wanting to talk with toll collections was made relative· was unable to deal with the May sential to the Iowa Carmer, Bloom pcople in authority: "Take for ex­ ly simple by several (aeLors. concludcd. 31 invasion or Nicaragua and the New Librarian ample R. Conrad Cooper. He'. only Allhough toll rales were differ­ SWEATERS June 19 invasion oi the Dominican For Journalism the vic president of U.S. Steel. ent {or private and commercial Republic. Both those nations ac­ Farm* Income * Falls* He has Lo r port to an cxecutivl vehicles. the only It'affic ch ck cuse Cuba oC backing the attacks School Named commillel', th pre Ident of lIa. was done by mean of electric abd called Cor a Coreign ministers' In company and the chairman of the treadles which counted axles. Do Alterations c?nCerenee to take action. First Quarter board. We 've h3d four top execu­ These could be shut of( with a Telephone 8-4446 10 South Dubuque Mrs. Betty Lou Tucker, 310 Wil­ tive$ at the meetings. Management control key in the collector's booth. • • A decline in Iowa farm income lis Drive. has been named reading ha th ir third and fourth strings So, B collector could stop the OPEN EVERY MONDAY 6:30 a.m,a9 p.m.--DAILY 6:30 a.m,·6 p.m. ¢ity Chamber and a 10 per cent average weekly room supervisor at the SUJ School there. So now I gave them our traWc count while he pocketed a rise of earnings in manufacturing of Journalism. I.e lie G. Moeller , sl'Cond tring." few dollars for his per onal kitty. I Barbeque director of the school, announced To Hold in the state were reported in the Monday. In New York. Cooper. chief ne­ About 1500 persons are expected Cirst four months of 1959 by SUI's gotiator for Lhe stc!'l industry. said A 1956 graduate of the School of in " statement: "Mr. McDonald, at the annual Iowa City Chamber Bureau or Business and Economic Journalism. Mrs. Tucker worked ot Commerce farmers' barbecue as he puIs it. may be 'sick of thAt Thursday night at the 4-H Fair­ Research. for News and Information Service show in New York' but he knows grounds. In an article for the Iowa Busi- in 1947-48 and served as a reporter /ulJ w( II that the four-man nego. Events will get underway at 3 ness Digest by Mrs. Ethel Vatter, on the Dav~port Time. in 1945-46. tiating team designated by 12 stc't'l companies ha full authoriLy to p.m. with a horseshoe pitching economist [or the SUl bureau it As reading room supervisor. Mrs. Classified , Typing Apartment for Ren' Miscellaneous tournament. A county champion is . .' Tucker will be in general charge deal with the United SLeelworker~ was tha\ ,(If astivitie,s in the reading room Urian." annUally !eJected .• , v • " • "" II , ~~veal E(,d , prJ?e~ r~.9~. lv. fd TYPINC Experlenelld. 8-4831. 8-23 FURNISHED 2 room n p ar tm~ n t . P r'I· REPRIGERATOR . Must ..,11. GoOd Con· A~~rti! tlJs. 'CUt!' liJ vat. balh Ind entrnnce. IIBra,e. Utll· 'dlt(on, 8-5398. 8-l2 Serving will begin at 5:30 p.m. by Iowa farmers from January to and will assist journalism students ~;:'. ;n :!),;~';:" =. :'r;" ~I" ~' =:~~"I·· One Day ,. 8¢ a Word TYPlNG. 8-0437. 9-21 Ill.. Curnllhcd. DIal 6i564 , 9-11 and a program o{ entertainment Apr11 feil 6 per cent in comparison and facu lty members in re carch. I _____,--_ __ WOOL Ikirta-, sweatera, blouses. site Two Days 10\' a Word APARTMENT Ind , Ieep(n, room. ror I': tan carpeting and pod, 9 x 12. All will (ollow. with a similar period last year. She succeeds Mrs. Charlotte Baker, ,,~., .1 1~ t II] I Three Days 12¢ a Word _T_YP_ lN_ O_._6_11_0_. ______8_.1 _3R .roduate men. Call 8-5637 ACler . :00 blrraeko Curnlsh( nll •. Make oller. 8-3253 .-;;:::;::====:::;;:;;======: who is moving to Fairfield. 'W!~ _ __ ~.! __ Four Days 14r a Word 24 HOUR lervlce. E1eclrlc tY1lewrlt" •. p.m. 8-14 8-15 ·Five Day 15¢ a Word 8-1330. 8-1 4 PAClOU 3 room IUrnllhed apart· NATIONAL shortwave radIo, pa.oo. MAAtL~ ______ment. Utilities turnt hed. $95.00. DIal Fool-locker. ~ . oo . 3-apeed rndlo 10NY JACk 20\' ~. MOtJROE CURflS ~MMOH Ten Days a Word ~lNO -48 • ~ 534. e· 1 phono,raph. $25.00. 1~8 RCA Whlrl- One Month 39¢ a Word •• .- . .._.______...._- pool W ..her . Couch converts to .leep· i~ 's.nY'MLDfR prodllDiooI • TYPING. 2447. 8-1. TWO (uBy furnl.hed s room ,.,.rl- ~r4' 8$3265.. oo. '.-lon alr-condllloner, ' 100._00 , NOW Ends FRIDAY ______,- __..:...__ mt'nu Private entrance and bath. ~ 8 13 TYPINO. mM. 9202 . 8-1. WI hln, lacllttl.s. Bus by door. DI. I '. (lfOf ..~U ... t,je '\lh~nIUh' i:~lln.1nte 'SetAE " .535. 8-15 LUGGAGE. foot locken. trul1k •• ward· '" A unJ UnJ..nlJ",n 1" \"JrI' robel. !'"rleed reasonable. Hock-Eye I.!KE Riders Wanted APARTMENT lor renL 8162 or 5148. Loan . 4535. 8-18 AUD~EY HEPBURN ANTHONY PERKINS .. if HOT', 8-28 GREEN MANSIONS RIDER to California. Lcavln, Au,u I NICE 2 or 3 room apartmenl. Adults. '" tt._ Ig,f104d." to • '" b .. ,on(J Ih. ","_,on Trailer Home For Sale - PLUS- 2ht 22nd Contact TOM A,pel. Ex. 2844 belween 5 :30 10 7:30 p,m. U8 . . LEE J. COBB· ;'~: " "-'.~~.~ Frank N.talla 2328 or 8-0828 . 8-12 So. Dubuque. 9-1 28' TRAVELITl!: _ 1949 _ exceBent condition. clean, carpeted. priced to '~G.MDEBORAH KERR YUl BRYNNER Sinatra WCIOd RIDERS 10 San FranciSCO a ncl return. AIR-CONDITIONED eWelent)' apart· &ell. Lol no. 29. DennIs Trailer Court. Leave about Au""t 14lh. Phone 7719 m~nt In CoralvWe. 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U•• extra .heet for additional orders, ,. . Page 4-THE DAILY lOWAN-I __ City. la.-TunNy, A,,-. 11. 1'" Olmedo Smashes Green; .------~------LUIS THE LEADER ---- By Alan MaYer' Durelle Balks ICaptures Eastern Title On Return Pact Mi'ior League Attendance Up SOUTH ORANGE , N.J. ItfI-Alex J.UISAPAI?/C/O_ Mlo G/VES -rilE C!lICA(;O Olmedo, the U,S. Davis Cup ace 'Laundry Servif;e WH/.,.r sex rile 857" s#(J~r"PP/N6 IN 8A~EBAl.L. MONTREAL (.fI - Challenger from Peru and Los Angeles, Mon· day won his (irst tournament since Yvon DureUe. obviously on edge for S P.er Cent Over Last Season Wimbledon by ripping hi bi g FOR ,THE BUSY STUDEN'r his return title fight with light NEW \VORK "" - Major lea· The Boston Red Sox and Detroit erve pa t Mike Green of Miami. heavyweight champion Archie gue basdball attendance, rocket· Tigers are the only junior circuit Fla., 6-4, 3-6, ~, 6-2, in the Eastern Moore, said Monday he would not ing towal:d the H,OOO.OOO mark, clubs behind lost season's gait­ Grass Court final. Rough Dry 10~ lb. (::~:': \ A#P sign a return bout contract unles has receiq ed a big lift from ~ the Sox by 54,406 and the Tigers, The top-seeded Peruvian now 35,108. takes week's rest from the tour· !IE'S he was assured of better terms. Cleveland indians, New York Yan· a kees and Chicago White Sox and The National League, which nament grind to harpen up fol' Dry Folded 12~ lb. (:r..:!:~: . ) #0'" But Durelle's manager, Chris & ouro~ Monday sh"wed a five per ceot boomed its attendance over the the Aug. 28-30 Davis Cup chal· FINISHeD WASH TROUSERS AND SHIR/lS D LIS/IIES£, Shaban, said there wouldn't be any increase ove r the last season. 10,000,000 mark last year when lenge round. • DRY CLEANING AVAILABLE- WIlEIIIIE diHiculty about the contract. The Amedcan League, an Asso· the Giants and the Dodgers moved Olmedo breezed througJi the to the West COast, has ottracted tOtlrnament with the loss of only 7AKc'5 o,FF ~ Moore, the 42-year~ld titleholder, ciated Press survey revealed, has HI'5 GloVE, 7,L67,23O customers this season. In two sets - one to Green Monday, and Durelle. the 29-year·old Can· pulled 6,599 ,;\33 customers through ElrIlER. the turnstiles for a gain of 1,174 , the same number of home dates the other to 18-year·old Davis Cup WEE WASH -' IT' LOOKS LlK£ adian and British Empire ruler, a year ago, its tolal was 7,700,602. teammate Earl Buchholz Jr., oC meet in a return bout in the 794 over 1958_ This nullifies aNa· Across From S.ltlman's rill S fYlLL tlonal League- decline of 533,372. The Giants, with the smallest SI. • Louis in Sunday's semifinal I Phone 7611 229 S. pubUllua St. Forum Wedne day night. at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club. BE 1/15 The overall rnajor league pickup sealing capacity in either major BEST YEAR The old champion, decked four is 641,422. Core 1,063,904 fans in San Fran· /H ALL times, rallied to knock out the league, 23.000, have played be· · Three Amerfcan League teams BAr7"/NG husky fighting Ci herman in the cisco this year. Thi represents Watch for Our Grand Openingl \ CA'f"c60RI£S, t llh round of their thri1ling first already have surpassed their en· a gain of 76,361. right here last Dec. 10. tire totals of last year. They are The Dodgers, although trailing the Indians, wh" 'drew 503,626 paid their 1958 aggregate by 82,153, Malcolm Jewlelers Durelle, who netted about $20,000 admissions in 1168 and have 1,009" against Moore's $75,000 the first may equal or surpass last sea· presents 562 in for this season; the White son's figure of 1,845,566 in Los time, said he was very unhappy Sox, with 873,36.' in '59 compared about the terrns for Wednesday's Angeles. to 797, 451 for tht'ir final 1958 fig, The Milwaukee Braves, who Fine English Dinnetw.are scrap. Moore ha been guaranteed ure and the Wasl1ington Senators, $175,000 and Durelle $15,000. dropped almost 245,000 paid ad· ' 'who had a home attendance o( since returning to the big leagues by '" 475,288 last se.on and have missions last season and finished reached 497,617 t1is year. . A~DREWS LOSES under 2,000,000 for the first time In FAS'f"ES7" 0,,& T)/c addition, three other Ameri· in 1953, are another 216,129 in· Ro~al _ lloulton "' b FL.lEe7" 50X, MUle NEWPORT, R,I. t.fI - Art An· can . League club&! are ahead of arrears this year. drews of lowa City lost a first their 1958 paces. "The New York Pittsburgh, which gained 461.- LOOKtJ> /.IKe liE 256 in 1958, is up another 102,997 round tennis match Monday at the Yankees, with the circuit's top at· , 'I 1111(5;/7' /Je rilE tendance oC 1,138,005 are up 276" this season. However, the St. 2/1[;) hlA/{ E V'ER 7l:J annual Newport Casino Invitation 833. Baltimore has an increase of Louis Cardinals, Chicago Cubs, ••. 'the loueliest tablesettinB' t.EAt) rilE LEAt5tJE tennis tournament. 86,464 and Kansas City is on the Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia I III S"'OL.EI'I BASES Andrews was defeated, 11-9, 5-7, credit si de by 12,438. PhillJes all show decreases. -I COl'l~CtJl1VE Jar Jamily or Jor~afff!!r •• ~ [11#h: 6-3, by Ramsey Earnhart of Ven· JkI,rtba't4 br .1", T,ahtrtt 'N""'." tura, Calif. Banks Overtakes, Mathews Royal o;ulton-th4t' &~ of EngU,i ". In N.L. Home Run Race dinnerware you've always wanted ia hare .. you to see, to own and to enjoy, Showa a,. NEW YORK 1.4'1 - Ernie Banks circuit's most valuable player just a few of the many new and exqui.te pa...... of the Chicago Cubs has wrested award. In 1957, Banks walloped 21 ( Giants Edge 'Cards in our lovely collection. Come in and. lee • the National League home run in Ule last two months and wound Royal Doulton is more popular today , lead from Ml\wau~ee's Ed Math· up with 43 . cws. And, oCf his iPrevious per· Banks also is cighth in the bat· than ever! Correlated tableware and iii.. formances, Banks' rmst productive ting competition with a .308 aver· is available for aU pattern.. slugging of J959 is 5tHI to come. age. However, his chances of On '3-Run 9th, '3-2 Banks, a stro.ng finisher, slam· winning the championship are mic­ ST. LOUIS L4't - The San Fran­ med three homers last week to roscopic. Hank Aaron of Mil· S PIECE PLACE SETTINGS ci co Giants, blanked by Larry boost his season's total to 32. waukee, the No. 1 batter, shows no sIgns of slumping. The Braves' FROM Jackson for eight innings, Mon· Mathews hit oJ1ly one and trails with 3 L. Banks elso is the leader star kept his percentage at ,366 cay night taged one of their in runs batted in with 102. last week. neither gaining nor los· fumous ninth inning ralli s, a The Cubs ' shortstop had 18 of ing any points with an 8-for-21 Ii Piece Place Settinp IDeluela­ three·run explosion Cor a 3-2 vic· his 47 homers in the final two showing. Joe Cunningham or st. Louis reo dinner plate, salad pl.te, bnacl ... tory over th t. Loui Cardinals. NATIONAL LIIAGV~ months of 1900 when he won the AMEIlJOAN LEAGUE mained in the runner·up posi tion butter plate, teaeup anel uueer. Successive singles by pinch bat· w. L. P ol. G,8. W. L. Pel. O.B. Chicago ...... 86 42 .B It despite a three-point drop to .340. .-, t('ra Leon Wagner and Jim Dav- ~~ ~~~~1:eo.:, .. :~!~ :m 2 Cleveland .. .. , 65 46 .586 2 'll Cunningham had five hits in 17 cnport and Willie Mays' run·scor- Milwaukee.. ' " . ~8 48 .55 1 3 New York " • ... 58 54 .5011 11 Funeral 'Services . . ltd J ks R k' Pltl$burllh . . .. 54 57 .4116 10 Baltimore ...... 36 55 .50S II~. attempts. Johnny Temple of Cin· mg smg e rOll c ac on . 00 Ie Chlcalto ., •. . . 52 57 .477 II Detroit ..•• • ..• M 58 .482 14 cinnati advanced to third place at Willie McCovcy grounded to sec· ClnclnnaU ...... 51 58 .168 L2 K ania. Cily ...... 32 5e .168 13''0 Held For Howard BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITED t th th St. Louis .... 53 Sl .485 IZ'h Boston ...... 60 61 .450 17 h .322. He is followed by Orlando on d but Da\'enporl bea crow Philo delphI. . . 48 84 .41B 17 \, Walhlnlflon ...... 44 118 .393 M Cepeda o[ San Francisco, .317 and for the tying run. MONDAY' S IlESULTS Funeral servioes (or Howard M. A San Francisco 3. St. LouIs 2 MONDAY' Ill: ULTS (Mikel Howard, 75, SUI wrestling Vada Pinson of Cincinnati, .314. Willie Kirkland Ihen clouted a Only ,alYle scheduled. New York 7, Boaton 4 110 tnnln,l) Bill White of 51. Louis , who was · ht f' ld TODA V'S PJTCHEItS coach for 30 years, were held Mon· I I Ie Plumurgh at Philadelphia IN) CI"veland 8, KA nia. CIty 4 t wo-out daub off t Ie rig pl)ly ltarne. schedUled. day at Lhe First Engllsh Lutheran in second place most of last month screen. scoring lays with the win· Friend 14-14, VI. Cardwell IZ-71 . • dropped to seventh. White collected nina run. The victory stretched Milwaukee al Clnclnnatl 2. Ilw1- TODAv'S prTCBEa.S Church. • nlghtl - Spahn ( I ~·IOI and Burdette only three hits in 32 times at bal Mr. Howard, who,. home WII the Giant first place lead to Lwo IIS·ll) VI. Purkey 110-111 and Nu1<.hall New York al BoSlon - l\Ia •• IID·SI and his average fell 19 points to mru®~~©llimm 15-9, . VI. 0... 1. '''71. , N. unex­ gam£'s OVl' I' L OS Ange Ies. 1.0 An,ele..t ChlcaRo _ Podre. Cleveland 8t KG""" CIty IN, - at .'9 Gilbert St.• died .3il. pectedly Saturday mornin, at In the American League, Har· Little Stu Miller (5-6) was the (8g7~n V~,;,~~f::oell!tii~l. LouIs INI GC::~.(~~4~tVtie~::~~J:2~ · Plcrce m. Mercy Ho,pit.1 where he had winning pitcher in relie( of tnrt· Antonelli IIff-BI v. MIzen ill-7L 11 ) VI. Bunnln, (8-101 . vey Ku enn of Detroit came off the eiJcwd~ er Sad Sam Jon, the veteran :.:...... --...... -~------...:....----.--­ been hospltaliled for one week, ',', " injured li st to open a l6-point lead right hander who pitched well to end the conlest. Jack Har hman. Mr. Howard's teams at Iowa won over Baltimore's Gene Woodllng. enough to 'et hi s 16th victory. Rookie Al Schroll lost his con· The victory gained hal{ a game 60 per cent of their dual meets: Kuenn, who was out with a Jeg Mike Mc ormick pitched the ninth His coaching helped 16 Hawkeyes injury, moved up three points to , and was gi ven a scare bt'fore es· trol in the top of the lOth, walking for the Indians on the league,lead· wln 25 Big Ten individual titles, .346 while Woodling tailed off 11 caping wlthout a run. Yankees Tony Kubek and Mickey ing Chicago White Sox, who were and two of his pupils mode the points to .330. Kuenn had six safe· Sa n Fra "cllco 000 000 003- 3 9 I Mantle with none out. The three idle. Cleveland is now 2'k games Olympic team. His teams finished tles in 15 trips last week and St. Loul, . 001 010 000- 2 8 0 Woodling had 3-for-19. The records S. J ones. " Iller 171 McCormick 191 sing les followed. behind the Sox. as runnerups for the conference RUIID, dmJ~'fiin/J M" ~ Landrith, J ackson, Slone . 91. Bro,· title five times, three of them just include Sunday's games. liD 181 and Sm ith W Miller 15-61. L ­ Red Sox starter Frank Sulllvan In 25 gamcs before Monday Al Kallne of Detroit climbed Jackoon '''"1. a single polnt short of the cham· appea red on tho verge oC a spark· night Colavito had managed only pionship. from fi£th place to third as are· ling 4'() shutout when he entered 17 hits in 94 at bats for a .181 avo su It of a three·point pickup to .326. At the close of 1952, Mr. Howard Nel1ie Fox of Chicago dropped to Yanks 7, BoSox4 the ninth. He had retired the pre· erage. and his average for the went on part·time duty in the Phys· ,provides 2 kinds of h'ot water fourth at .323. Fox lost nine points vious 15 men in order. year had dropped to .265. But he ical Education Department and with six hits in 30 at bats. BODSTO IA'I - Aroused New New york ...... 000.000 004 3-- 7 11 I broke out of his slump with a held that status until his death. York battled to a til' in the ninth Bolton ...... 100 201 ()()() 0- 4 15 2 Harmon Killebrew of Washington Larsen. C08"'. 181. Blay lock III • .Ford vengeance, clouting a double and Mr. H__ rd', c.rMr a..v_n in conti nues to lead in home runs inning, thl'n defeated Boston 74 18' and Berra; SullJvan. Delock /8) , in the 10th Monday night on sue· K iely 191. Sd,roU (9), Chillum 1101 and two siogles in addition to his 1907 when he won the ama"ur with 35 and RBI's with 86. for a whiter WhIte. W - Ford \ l2-f, . L - 8<:broU world lI,ht h.. vVWal"ht wn,t· cessive slnglcs by Yogi Berra, EI· (1-3). round·tripper. He drove in two ston Howard and Hector Lopez. II". championship for the first The triumph, fifth in a row fOr runs and scored twice himself. time. He won the European title wash ••• Rlp Coleman (2-91 the second COME IN the Yankees and their third ~ Indians 6, As 4 the followIng yaar and .".1 .. tMk two days via extra inning, thu o( five Kansas City pitchers, took the world croWlI' In 1910 and '11. Enjoy a the loss. It was the seventh provided vengeance for the five· KANSAS CITY t.fI - Rocky In 1901 and 1912, he wa, INn of refreshing beer game sweep by the Red Sox here Colavito broke out of a long bat'­ straight (or the Athletics, who won the DanIsh wa ..r polo "am at for sparkling, in mid·July. ting slump and paced the Cleve· 11 straight before embarking on the Olympln. with your friends SouLhpaw Whitey Ford, fourth land Indians to a 6-4 victory over a disastrous road trip, just con· New York pitchcr, nipped rallles eluded. In 19J5, Mr. Howard came to at sanitary, safe the Kansas City Athletics Monday America and toured as a profes· in each of the last two frames night by clouting four hits in five Cleveland ...... 000 11 3 lOG- 6 12 0 IUn.... City •...... • 000 000 220- 4 11 2 slonal wrestler until comlng to wlth the aid of a pl\ir 01 swift at bats, including a home run. YE COZY TAVERN dish washing MeUth, Garcia (I), Harstunan (B) and SUI. In May, 1954 , Howard return· double plays. The Red Sox had Cal McLish pIcked up the vic· Nixon; Herbert, Coleman (31, Dickson 119 S. Clinton two runners . aboard when Ford tory, his 14th against (ive losses. (S), StUrdivant m. Tallorul. 181 and ed to Denmark to visit friends and HOUle. W - MeLl.n (14-5,. L - Co Le· relatives there (or the first time I ctired Gary Geiger on a grounder with help from Mike Garcia and man (2-81. 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