Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1955-08-13

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SII",UJ ....-.u a •• 'air ...... HIP t"'J, 15 te ... c...... "Ir ...... S ....,. wan" . IIJ lilA ItAPENSTEIN DallJ lowaD Editor Iowa City. !awa. Saturday, AuvuJt 13. 1955 (Le«er: pace Z) A young fonner Army lieuten . '. Int and his wife said Friday they ·AU·Stars have attempted to rent acores ot empty apartments in Iowa City during the last week and were Win, 30-27 , turned down at all of them be- Mann,, 'eause they are Negroes. Story and Picture. . The Negro, Eugene Peniston. On Page 4 !t, recently discharged from the _...,.., ______... ~-- Army atter serving two years, Is planning to enroll as a graduate student fIl' Sootology this taU at U•• 5 DI·sel tile State Vn .... erslty ot Iowa. ,lI've ~ost given up In Iowa ovelist; City," he sa~d Friday, when con t.cted In Muscatine by phone by " The DallY Iowan. "I'll commute Atom,·, Use {rom Davenport to go to school If I have to." • Thrombosis . ~ Penisl4n and his wife, Nellie, GENEVA (A") - The United %3, at present arc living in Mus- Stat~s disclosed Friday that caUne. He was born In Osceola. atomi~ energy hacl been used for Kills Eneii)y ' nled All Ad. t~ ~st time In history as the . ...., "I didn't know people in Iowa sole source of li~t and power in bave such a repugnant attitude I an entire AmeriCan town. " ; - towards minority people. even Tlie experiment was carried Of Nlii Rule though l'vejJVed In Iowa all my out ,wlthout fantare July 17 at Ute," he fiaid. Arco, Idaho, near Craters of the ZVJ\lCH, SWlt~rl.nd (AI) - He said he and his wUe tried Moon National Monument, and Thom.. Mann, a modern literary every listing in classified ad- lasted only about an hour. giant lind arch~eflemy of ~IUer's vertising sections at the Iowa But ror that hour, the town Nazi dictatorship In O,Prmany. City newspapers but that they depended solely on nuclear pow died bere Friday nt,nt. 'lie wa, were 'urned down because of er supplied by an experimental &0. their race. power plant ope(ated by the AI Death (ollowed , a thrombosis, or biQOd clottin;. "One place oUered to.take us," gonne laboratory at the Atomic Msnn, a ~rrhan author who he said, "but it was so dirty that Energy Commission's teating sta- - tlon, 20 miles away. went to ArneTlca du~11lI the war no Individual would want' to live and became an' American citizen. In it." Conventional Power moved to a suburban home near 'AU Americans' Conventional power supplies were cut off when the electricity Zurich nelirlY' three )'tara ago, He said he and his wife called ~iyln, h.e l)ar;1 "t)\c ureent de the numbers listed in the ad was ted Into the regular lines from the atomic station. sire to r.;.e$~ilblisb lind culpv'~te vertisements and that the land the contact with the ola soli of lords or apartment managers "The lights went 'out when Europe." were wJlling to rent until Penis they made the switch," said Ma ,. Wealt.eae4 c.ecuUoa ton told them they were Negro. yor Ralph N. Ellison, in Arco Until strlekel\ durin, a holiday "We are all Americans living Friday. But after that "we In ' Holland. lie llved a quiet Ilfe In the same country, serving un couldn't tell dicterence" during in his h01J)1! at;ove lAke Zurich. ~cr the same flag. I didn't have the hour of the experiment. He . contlnu,d to write, read ,·ny contlicts in my two years "It was kind of a secret ahead • • " , ,. lAP Wlr.' ..... 1 ravenously and W9k dally wiliol in the Army," he said. of time," he said. "The town apaatcANt cONNiE ItIaJe4 ~'" .,Uh u.,s ImusemeDt lIark Frida, a& Carolina Beach, N.C" in hl.I ,arden. board knew about it in advance, Peniston was stationed in Eu nal... , teril. "'.... efaelda( ..,...,. .,.a a ..t",- ... -rouad. Mann w.. llown back to the of course. Then after It was over , .. ..., ' hospital here from II v'clUon 'ln rope as a tirst lieutenant. we \yere a 11 talking about it. It. lie received his B.A. from was quite a topic of conversation Central State College at Wilbur for some time. We thought it was HiJhf'q.:O(£j~" ~p~t Tb r~afened :=".w=~ : :::::: I~~:~:'~. force, OhiO, and then entered :Ui quite an honor." . ' . • He had appeared to be re- service wUh an ROTC commis The town, which had a popu • ston. lalion ot only 300 when ~he Clltm1tet' ..Ilel...... atomic station started JO build, PenistOn said he contacted the now has between 1,l!00 and 1,500 Gales f,· , lly o 9 o (jrf,~tial : ~a;i:Js1 ° ~~.~ifi~::j~71 Iowa City Chamber ot Com- residents, depending on the , , " , ~ the heart attack struck him. merce and told them 01 his ptob: status ot construction. It is the . NORFOLK, Va. df') .... lIurrl- . Ittb. BlrOId&J NORTH BEACH, Md. (A') ------lem. He said they replied they center of a livestock area and cane Connie whitle:4 ott tQe V!r ~ The outlook was for 40 to 50 cr this time. There was no early The German-born Iluthor. who were not aware of the situation farmers in the region grow po The vicious advance winds of three women ilnd a ,Irl mut 10 "inla coast Friday olJh\ after m.~ ,'H. wlntis LIp the coast as far report of death or serious Injury won the Nobel Prite for Liter _ but that they would do every- tatoes and small grains,. Normal. Hurricane Connie ftlday smashed years old. . , lasbin, the Cuollu maln"hd, north as New York by morning. along the well-warned coa..,t. ture in '1929, celeb'rllt.ed hLs 80th thing they could. Iy Areo gets its electric power up an ancicnt schooner carryini The craft that came to ,rief and continued oorth where DIIIl1IlIIbIn, Major damage WIIS to fishing birthday bis family and from the Utah Power and Light amon~ Keith K;afer, chamber secre Co. vacationiSts, sendln, at least 10 in the anwry wa\ers w,,, the Le. death and torrential rains al- Although the hurrlcllnc was piers and beachCronl bulldin,s. friends In Switzerland on June 6. tary, said Friday that he has hid h I ~b heralded her. approach. . ap~arently diminishing, the Da.ma"etI One of Germany's greatest been on the lookout for an apart BJ.Produet persons to t e r eat S 0 the vin J. Marvel, a 64-year-old The tropical blo" wliose er~ Weather Bureau cautioned all In- Prcliminary estimates of dam- m~ern authors, be was driven ment for the Penistons. Several weeks ago, by-prolduct angry waters of Chesapeake Bay. schOooer cbnverted to carryln, ntic movements· b.ave kept the tetons to the north and northeast ages to North Carolina beaches ·'rom Germany by Nul persecu power from an experimental Four more were missing. ~acation1si.s un tours of lbe' pa . ea$t coastal Unlted , ~tat¢S ! on an to remain on the alert until it in the Wilmington area to\J1 tlon before World War II and "This is the first case ot this submarine reactor at West Mil Thirteen persons were rcscued She saiied. from Annapolis, Md., on-an~-off hurricaAe alert for passes or weakens even further. about two million dollars, State became an American citizen. type that rye ever gotten," Ka~ ton, N.Y., began to be fed into fer said. the general system ot an electric In dramatic scenei after tra,edl la t Monday. the p~t three <:\a)'11 ~red. in at . }Jet northern progress was Civil Defense Director Edward He retdrned to Europe to live Peniston said he placed his utility, but it was 'used only aa a struck the old three-masted ves- C~ W.... least I~ deilths. PJimllge was ,auged at 12 m.p,h. Griffin said. the rest of hLs din in 1953 with name on the waiting list fat Uni supplement. scI off this summer resort 30 Winds churned up by · H\ltr~. rr.ountln., and Nqrth Caroltna The ominous black and red No olCiclal estimates had beel~ his wife Katja aha l'I\5 dau,hter versity married student housing, Russia has a nuclear power miles southeast ot Washlnlrlon, can~ COD Die balteted htr to bl\J, alone had a bill for ' more , ~h~n hl,lrrlcane flags stUl flew (rom made in South Catolina. Erika. Here ther occupied , a but that it didn't offer much D.C. sendin, frajpllents sm,shiD, liP two m1Uion dollar for ,C'onnie's Cape Hlttteras tp the Delaware Communications were spotty smilll bou~e ' overlooking the plant in the Moscow area: which I hope because he Is classified low bas been In operation since mid- The dead Included five men, on the -bejlep.. . ·--n-.,..., ...... _.1 visit " ! ""akw"turo:: .. er an d"..arm a1 er s In the No'"'h" L Caroll'na coa"t.o'...... Lake• of•• Zurich.,... at Hean 011 the ilCniorlty list. 1945, but lis power also is being Poll.ce reported .t...... 1'en JIIO'IIOnS d~owJaeUlIbli Cbesapeak. Bay ' 0" " North Provincetown, Mass. days beCore the full effect ')t to EUrope alter ill ·years In Am- student housing Is gi ven to the Scientists ot 72 nations con ~S:re. , n ~, Md., In the breakup 01 an first reports Indleated ConDIe Connie will be assessed. erlea Waause ~ ....s "European veteran with children. The tinued technical discu¥ions at Ambassaaor old three-masted acR~r CO?- p,aelted tar less puheh than last Tropical storm Diane moved tt heaft." " Peniston! have no children. the international atoms - for - Six of the seseu~, includina verted /.0 a pltas~ crul$e craft October's Hurricane Hazel, which to 1,150 miles east Of Mlara.. The author of "Ma,le Moun- &G peace conference Fri!lay on the two crtwdlep, were bfoou ...."" t ill' the ... -ale w"I---l'\ ~ _. _ "'J!.... c'ame as"-re'ou a bit farther south gene r a II y al ong Conole· ,5 paw...... tain," "JosePh &"d His J;Jroth. a hospital at JIJrlhce l'reMrlc", Thirteen 'were r ... _· ...... ·t (out a"d cut a wI'de "wath 'nrthe'r In- D''' ' t . d to ., merits ot different type reactors, Peuriloy Dies ~. ~- ... u 1._ I.ne 5 ceo er WID s were up en" and other modeJ'D 1;1aaBlcs the use ot radloa'Ctlve isotopes Md, Mrs. E. C. K-emey, superln- others. w!!re mlssln,. ". J~d all the way to Cahada. 00 miles an hour, ",eli over the In recent months lad been busy in 'olology and medicine, and de BANGKOK, Thailand (If') - lendeAt 'of , t~ hoipital, 18kt th~ New Yen ...... Most of the Carolina beaches hit 75 miles that draWl! the' line be- ,¥1l)l coml?letin,.an .eXp!lnsion of Velopments in chemistry and U.S. Ambassador John E. Peud· $ix "do not a~r to be badly In New Yo,k CI~)', dOtl~ by by both hurricanes got oU I1ght- tween a gale and a hurrIcane. "The Memoirs 0.1 /.he Impoater :, , . phys~h. fay, 48, a dashll\l, dIplomatic Injured." more U)an a half foot· of· rain in , . 'Felix Krull," a' smal\ work 'Which ------troubleshooter who loved fasl All mid, 2'; Ptt80ns, ,)nclud~ the.put 2. bours'six deaths were ' l . , ' orl,lnal1y appeared In 1910. cars, died Friday In the crumple(} follr tre'VtfllSn. w,ere abOard tl1r. a trlbukd directlY 'or Lh·direetl.Y 'u S' T ' R f The expanded .tory Is to ap- wl'eckage of hIs latest sports old ~ssel }!'h\!n sbe!let out to, the storm. . .' .' roops e use pear in the Ua.I~ States this model. ' trom Anpapolll1, (or a Mix-da, And V(asbin&ton .. . 0 . C.,' rb- ' , • • fall from ' the preal of Alfred A . Peurl[oy's 9.-year-old son Dan- cru!sc, .l\it"'orr~lfS ~id. . • ported the dea~ ,fit (our"- ''' ' '. . ( Knopf as "Conte.. lo!\s of Felix Murder,• ' LONDON (Saturday) (~ - ~!r~riII~u~~~L~m ws;s~ ' The d:~;:~::·=thUU~' ~~~~II~i1I~t::s~~4::~~~~~~ :10 -0uit· Korea Posts Kr~;n, the . . H~tJ~r ' r"ime TIle Soviet government had de· head-on rnio a on a narrow. were brou,hl ·asbore. at tills. In ot ci.tY; : Mlnn'. boola. blJr"ed by clded to cut its armed forces by tru~k r~ ~hc ~ddlC thF .. ~' were Suicide iit· bridge 125 miles south of 'Ban,- sott which Ls on thc west side CJmnie's eye paSied O\{U Vlr- ' , the. tboU8ahds il1 Germany. He 840,000 men by next Feb. Hi to kok. His son Cllnton, 14, 'Was' , (!nia Beach 20 mi1ei eut 0' No;- SEOUL (Saturday) (IP) - Ri- chanced to be .outaide the eoun- promote "relaxation 01 interna critically Injured. ~f C::hesa~ke ., Bey 30 , mlle8 folk, at 9, ~"' . (EST~ : W,1nds o{ ol-armed U.S. troops, accused by land in Inchon Harbor, site of a try when Hitler' ClJrIe to pOwer tional tensIon," Moscow radio The accident oceurred near the southeast of. Wa~ltinrton,D. C_ ~5 rtuIcs art h"our 'laimea tHe rb- .South Korea of Jdllin, one Kor- truce team compound. A spokea- 111M ' he declded .to remain In ~onounced early today. BaHleCreek beach resort of Hua Hln on the CoaIt G(j~n1I!~tter8 aDd ·oth,.r ..or,1 wblcb had bel;Q. ~ution..ed p ea1'I ' and wounding two other!'. mao said three Koreans were SwltzAlrland-to cart,. on an antl "The etfeetivea to be demo Gult of Siam, where Peurlfoy craft 'r~cc'd toward the 5Ceflc. allalnst ~he blow'tbc two 'days. . today wai~ out the linal, tense spotted tryi ng to steal canned Nazi camPailn from outside bilized from the anny and navy BATTLE CREEK (~ - Night started a 10-day vacation Thurs- The beach was Uttered with tb, W,ashinlrlon's 8 p.m. Weather !toUrs of President Syngman milk {rolD a barge. lirat In SwitzerlllDd and then In will be llUured at employment ' Marshal Gerald Rickabaugh day with his wife, Betty Jane, wreckAaq pf the scl1ooner. I,tes- Bureau advisory said the storm Ithec's ultImalum tor Commun- Kim Chun, Hung, director of the United Bta_ at industrial establishments and said Friday Battle Creek Mayor and the two boy'" cue workers tnJllped throulb 'the would continuc its course to the ist truce Inspectors to quit the South Korea's national pollc~, He said he beueved bLs Ilfe 00 state and collective farms in Ed Campbell Jr., 39, fatally shot ._ surf, sldestcpl?in, giant waves. nQr'" or northwc·.t. Connie's ra-I country by mldni,ht. K would have been forfeit had he Peurlloy took bill sons to a b tI'''' said the guard killed one orean turned to Ge~ny thflr places of residence," the late Thursday night, told him I i F Id I The ay wu so roUlh no boats dius had tl,htened but the bur- The U.S. military reartirmcd and wounded two others who ce . iADoWlcement said. before he died he had been shot :t~hn~hb:epa:aeh~tem~o:~!: coul~ put out from snore. . eau said ,alc winds CJltended as its determination to protect the were trying to &Ct their small It added t~at "conlidence by Charles Burow, 33, alter The smash-up, on whIch no Pollce said llie- olil schooner far as 250 miles to the northeast truce inspector. against any er- boat ott a mud fiA. BlIlOng nations' would be ad- Burow had accused Campbell at further details were immediately built in 1891, must have·takAln a and north and 1)0 miles to the ·fort to forcefully evict them. Vllleed by the leductloq of emaseWating him. Wherever members of the truce r available, apparently occurred on terrific batterIn" judlfln, 'from .southeast, ' South Koreans, who have been team went, they were accom 1·1Airmen ~ed torces. . 9heCitf Charles W. Yousling their way back to Hua Hin. the remoants waShed up 00 tbe ..... demonstrating for a week, call.:d RUSSia has been estimated td said however that an examina panied by U.S. guards, with ca:- Peuriloy came to Thailand last beach. - " " l.lowans Al1Ong ' for a huge 100,OOO.man show in bines at the "ready." have 2.8 million men in the ar- lion' of Buro~. who later com t lilY and 750,000 in the fjaV)'. !rqjlted suicide showed he had November with a record of "The biggest pjece of It sa Scoul today, staged by the coun- When necessary to leave their Two weeks ago RusSia a~ 'Jl6t been mutil~ted. achievement in .uch trouble was a door," said one officer. Plane Crash a".d. try's National Defense Youth compounds, the truce inspectors Arrive Home .pots as Greece aDq. Guatemala. ~ ~. pea Corps. lJOunced another minor demo" Coroner John 'B. Dressler said (lew in Army helicopters. (Pjctuel;l'aie S) The handsome, otltspoken dip- OUieer LawrenCe Moreland of WASHINGTON (r) _ Two 10- President Rhee has not said Idlizatlon - reduction of the . Friday the Neutral Nations THA VIS A1D FORCE BASE, armed forces by 44,000. This is ~.he tW0 deadths 10IbdVI,?USIYd we~de lomat's State Department carter the Ann~ ,Arundel County police wans were among the first .5 uf what he would do if the Clech d Supervisory Commission, com'" CaUf. (~ ...:. After 32 nerve ~ number being withdrawn mur er an su c e an sal spanned 11 yean. He 'started gave this account: tbe 66 Amcrlcim servicemen and Polish inspectora fail to com posed of Swedish, SWiss, Czech tiom AU8tria by Oct. I, a month no Inquest was planned. wrackln, monthi! In prilons in government service In 1935 u a. . Tbe' Mal-vel jlnchored Thurs- idenUfled by the Army and Air ply with his midnight deadline. and Polish members - advlscd Red China, 11 -American airmen before the li~-day limit set .in Dressler added that there was $DO-a-month elevator operator In day nllht of! Oxfor!1, Md •• which Foree as victims at two troop IUrec "ceks aSlUraflce that the the military armistice commis the Austrian state treaty for "no rationaL. explanation" for th\! landed FrldllY On U.s. soli - the U.S. Senate Bulldlnll. . Is across the bay on the- eastern air' transports . ov.. Germany United States will help South sion it would continue to do Its and on~ of them belt and klsaed evacuation of forei,n 'Occupation ~hootJn, and that he believed Peurlfoy won wide.prea\i at- sbote. One survivor said hlIh ']'bursda,. Korea find a solution to peaceful forca. Burow wu "temporarily insane," job. It. ~, te-ntion for his role in Ouate~ wind• . broke the anchor and .They were: Ptc. 'Bueford L. eviction ot tlio Communists. "Recent developments in par- Campbell, Battle Creek attor- Planes were r1!~!IY to speed • mala'. 1954 civil war, In whleb battered tbe. Ma.rv<'l to pl... ;'a v-.edletn of U'_ d Mr Rhee aceuaes them of spying. Ucular the results of th~ Geneva ney died at an Ida Grove Hospl the Red-supported ,overnment .. r:"- .. II ,lOll -..,'. an s. thtm to their homea. ' . fOQferenee of heads of the Bi, tal of a shotrun wound in tbe of President Jacobo Arbenz Gu~. while sh.e . 'r8S ,till across t~~ Henry G. Frieclleln, • route 1. Undet Korean armistice terms, . But there wa. oM who faced a Pour lOVemments show that a .ibdomen early Friday, about 45 man was depoaeci. bay. Winda bl4t!' mo.t of ttie Colesburg, Iowa, an4 %nd Lt. .Ray· the U.N. soldier, are charged Summer Grades beart-saddbninl :'6roipeet. He Clnaln relaxation of internatlon- minutes atter he had been shut. The ambauador kept In the wreekaac, bodl~, . ~n~ .~rvivbr8 G. Hath, soil br Mr. and' Mrs. with protecting truce team com The aect."'u'. Office rnd"y was Airman DanJi!J sehm~t, ' 22, _, tenaion hu .been achieved," Burow, who had been spendln, background at first to avoid wearJ~ lite preserver. across Walter D. Nath, route 2, Rice- pounds. &IlJIOUnced IIW n.u. 'or &be of Portland, Ore, . laid the radio announcement the .ummer at the lann home of charges of U.S. intervention. but the bay to North Beacb Park, ville, Iowa. More than 20 U.S. soldiers aummer HIIIOD wID DOl be and- "I'm IOI~ to work thLs out J'riday. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter both sides turned to blm for ad- Anne Arundel County: . Natb was further' ldentWed :J~ haVe been injuted durin, the de- able .aW &be n .... wMIl at lep. myself," wu aU he w0¥W say Three Pl'evioUi post-war de- Burow, .three milk noHheast of vice. He played a major role In The Wife of the Marvel'. eap- beJn," on~ of 10 crew members monsuatlona. &e~, ' about a pl'OIpeetlvl rneetJfta with IIIOblliutlona were announced b:1 ~.re j w" found a ahort time later the peace Betti.ment which put tain, Jobn· MeehliJl',· Said lb, who died rn the crash. • . 'nIe U.s. 8th Army acknow TIle oIlice aet. .. den.lt. ~,hIa wife. Uaa, whO lSlt Sep\em~ 'the Soviet Unton. The numbers dead' at ... shetl\lll wound in tbe Carl06 Castillo Armu, leader of Marvel bad been operatil1l on The Army was elJPeCled to re- ledles that. U.s. I\lard on a ps ~, hoped .. ba'1 Ule "... ber, .be Ald, rnatrtlCl tnother of men thlll released ,"re never 8'bdOm4f1l In a Senant bou.e on the an~i.CommllJlkt !orees, In weeklY 'c'rWsea out of ADDIIJIOUI ·lcue. tJi«!' "ines of $be remalni':', trol boat ,fired Jrl the pre-dawn ...... bete,. Ie,.. __ I. ' milD b\ the ·belhit.' tUt SdunkU flUlOWlced, howeyer, :' fll~ 1.1.II8r', farllL " I Of· power. • _. "H • the past 12 .Y~I. -. . 21 lDen later, darkness Friday near Wolmi Is------___...... 4 wu dead, . " .. t "'I _a ......

" Pare 2-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa Cit" Ia.-Sal., Aur. 13. 1955 - e d ;ito ri a I (4irlines Ai'CJ·Weafbel BUlea rhe UN's Tenth Year- ~I If ecretary General Dag Hammarskjold has his way the nit d ations may oon undertake, informally and otherwi e. In Forecasting the 'Weath somlJ functions implied rather than expressed in the Charter. The old saw that eVeJ7body Tn the tenth annual report the Secretary General mentions talks about the weather but no~ cial observers lor the Weather/ ....'"'' ... by .f,. ....:; • :&11 a number of topics that" will be more' fully discussed this fall in body does anythln, about It Bureau. great deal upon the w Mr. J l' ." the Geu ral A sembly. H notes. as do we all, that "there seems doesn't exal!tly hold he na- plains Clark C. Bloom. the SUI Dail!J Iowwl Cartoonist job in addition to their regular the old man take his umbrella to Extension Division is co-spollt:lr Letter About Negro of the conference. 1 tion's rise in residential COll- bureau's economist. Dean Norman is all vaca work. One may be a station work with him. manager while another Is a And one good forecast can save According to conference ehaJr· I struction d ring the first halt of Bloom observes that many tion. "doodles b!J dean" ramp agent. the equivalent of the Weather man Lee W. Cochran. executive 1955, compared to the first six farm homes are now standing will retum Aug. 17. The SAWRS program is cOfT!- Bureau'S budget tor six months. assistant in he SUI Extelllion months of 1954. vacant while cities of the state Division. recently expanded pro Discrimination Here paratively new. But it had Iits Take one area of Florida. for grams of education throughout ACCOrding to the State Unlver- are blossoming with new resi- forerunner. Instance. The ground there Is (StOry: Pa.re 1) porous and the waler level must the country have created a cI. sHy of Iowa bureau of business dentlal areas. TO THE EDITOR: Usually the landlord. when Back in the early days of the be kept below a certain maxi mand for a re-evaluation of the and economic research, Iowa's Another force behind resi (It.ad ... are Invlt.' 10 es,tu•• plnl.ns approached, would simply> tell scheduled airlines. when passen- mum. Otherwise. the ground en tire field of Instructional ma· • In 1~lIor. 10 Ih Edllo,. All lelleu m ••1 Meeli,ng Sel terials. The teacher shortaee dential construction in Iowa. as Inelude handwrltLen al,n.turea and aa· ger service played second flddle becomes saturated. It this hap contracts for residential build- them that he did not rent to alone, for instance, makes It Im General in other states, is the heavy druse. - ~,pewrltten slrnalures are and that was that. But to the mall service, ,the Weather pens. root rot develops in the ing were 66.8 per cent greater not •••• plebl.. Lelt... b.~~m. tbo Negroes, dlatric Burau wasn't much to speak of. winter vegetables and the en perative to find new meana 01 so far th4; year while the na birthrate of recent years. result "op.,I, of Tbe Dally I.w.n. Tbe others fo ulJd a need to explain. quarters. »ally 10",.. ..•• rv.. Ih. rl,bl 10 It was undermanned - as it tire crop. worth an estimated ipstructing an ever-increasln, tion's rate of increase was 38.2 ing in more and more famiUes Iheden, sded repre.. nt.".e leUe ... Afl (lne' a~rtment manager put F,or Teachers' number of pupils. he sall3. ,. fopnerly still is - and weather forecast- $20.000,000 a year, is ruined. per cent. moving to two- and three-bed wben many on tbe • .,me IUblect. are it: "As an ."divldual. I don'~ care, During their session at Oko· JIospltal. room homes. And hi&her incom ro.olv.d, or wllbbold lettorl. Con· but I have. definite orders from ing wasn't the science it is today. That's where t,he Weather Bur- One reason why' Iowa's home .,... tOri are IUnlted I. neL '"Ole tban boji the audio-visual speclallJil remained es tor most people. plul more I"" lotto.. In any SO· day ,trlod. the owner not to lease t Ne Nevertheless. the early airlines eau. SAWRS and the volunteers will discuss the posslbfUt~ 01 .., tile new building is Increasing rapidlY credit for building. 'have enabled O.. I.lon. exp, __ d .... n.t ••e .... tlly groes." Another declared h pol had to have more weather infor- come In. They must supply in while its popUlation {rows slow repreleat tllole of The naU, 10wln.) Of Economics developing !nore Rll-teacbinl Increasingly more young couples icy as, "never renting to N groes mation than they were getting if lormation with an accuracy that materials, the correlation o[ ly is that Iowans are moving to have homes of their own., the "Iowans are prejudiced. nar~ and Chinese." The most com Some 40 Iowa high school and the Indusiry was :to survive and permits about a 24-hour forecast. from rural to urban areas. ex- audio-visual materials with text SUI economist continues. row and hypocritical to Negroe5" mon excuse was: I personally college teachers of economics expand. Consequently. some of For if a thundershower or a books. providing adequate facili Iowa's upsurge in ihome con was the charge made against have no o~ecUons to Negro ten will talke part in a conference these early airUnes set up their heavy rain is on the way. the ties for improvement ot Il1IItrUc' struction has been particularly Iowans recently. A young mar ants, but what would the neigh on Iowa's needs and opportu- own weather services and tollow- farmers must know about It in tion In new school buildlnp, nities Wednesday through Sat- ed through willh an exchange time to permit them to pump the Auto Firm Asks notable this year in April. May ried couple. because of the shock bors say?~' J On and on it went. county-wide cooperative. audio urday near Luther, according to program with the Weather Bur- water out of their fields-a sort and June. April surpassed the ing experiences they are having right dowll/ the listings in classi visual programs, collection and Clark Bloom. State University eau. of irrigation in reverse. If they Payment for Car same month or T954 by III per in Iowa City at this very mo fied columns. Still others mere evaluation of educational record of Iowa professor of economics 8.000 Men. don·t. the water level will rise cent. May was higher this year ment. probably think this des ly found same convenient excuse ings. contributions of closed-clr The Burkett-Rhinehart Motor and chairman of the Iowa Coun- The set-up today Is the same. above the maximum. too much by 86 per cent and June 'by 62 cription fits Iowans very accu for breakllng the appointment cult television in college instrue Co. Friday Wed a petition ask rately indeed. particularly Iowa cil on Economic Education. in principle. although greatly water will get to the vegetables lion, and a variety of other prob. ing payment for a car that Mel per cent, the SUI bureau figures made onlY ,seconds earlier. Citians. They will meet at the State 4-H expanded. It takes about 8.000 and the crop will be a total loss. lems and possibilities. vin Nealy Morrison allegedly show. In each of the cases, the land For some time now an ex-army Camp in Boone county under the men to man the SAWRS which Another Major Role Cochran, who i~ immediate bought with a bad ~heck. lord was r~ady. willing and a bIe While Iowa enjoyed a record lieutenant who served In Eur sponsorship of the ICEE. which are located at close to 250 air- Perhaps even more Important past president ot the NEA's de The petition stales that Morri year of construction In 1954 - to rent; t1)at is. until the tele ope lor two years, and his wife phone conversation disclosed that is an organization ot Iowa busi- ports situated in every ,part of is the role weather-and know ~artment of audio-visual In. son, using the name Robert N. 34 per cent above the value of all have been commutfng every day ness, farm labor and education the country and In U.S. territor. ing how it's going to act-would str4ction. expects the four-day Morrison. bought a used car from contracts in 1953 - the rise in the party pn the other end was from. Muscatine to Iowa City. Negro. Then, and only thell, representatives to promote a ies and possessions. Most of play in a national emergency. conference to be the first In a the firm July 8, 1955, and paid 1954's residential building was series "planning meetlnp." buying a newspaper, and run did .the double-talk ,begin: better knowledge of the Ameri- these weathermen are alrllne Without a good weather service. ot for it with a check for $1.025 only 15 per cent. The c!lief fac of Participants will be housed at ning down ali the apartment ads Ordinarily, most Negro married can economy. employes, though a few are alr- thert wouldn't be much a na- drawn on tbe West Liberty State tor in the annual rise was school, in hopes of finding a place to Educational leaders of the con- port personnel. a lew are paid tional defense. the Lakeside Labortory. wbfN! Bank. hospital and other public build couples ith child!len go into all meetings willbe held. live in Iowa City. Scores of university ouslng. Perhaps this ference wi11 include C. Woody by the states and a few are spe- Troop movements. both by The bank dishonored the check ing. up 44 per cent over 1953. T~~ron.~&~~~eSUII' ~------~-~--~----~----~------Iowa City landlords were called helps expkin why incidents,like Bureau of Business and Eco- ._~_~~ ______-:-~':'"""--: bEcause Morrison had no account But so far in 1955 the 66.8 per by telephone - every apartment there. this one are not more often nomic Research; Prof. Glenn E. cent rise in residential building listing in the classilled ads ot heard about. But in this in over the first half of 1954 has Holmes of Iowa State College. I) I) I) The firm has recovered the the newspapers for the past week stance, not having children., these J II J l AA Y. I I I 'I car, which Morrison abandoned. topped .the 46.7 per cent cllmb in - yet the reply was always the and Prof. Charles Leavitt of VVhe,e VVil1 OU VVOr6hin. young people ~re forced to go Iowa State Teachers College. r They ask in the petition that it business building and the 13.2 same: "For Whites Only." into town to seek hotlsing. And Visiting consultants will in be sold at the sheriffs sale and per cent increase in public con wh~t they-found there was dis the judgment of $1,025 be paid struction, the SUI business an clude M. L. Frankel. director of '* graceful indeed. 10 ...... the firm. the Joint Council on Economic AOUDAI AC.llII (lONOUGATJOlll* *.. ~ .., ...... 1. t:ca .... * * ..I.I.U., alysts, reports. 8t'.I E. w...... M.,.l., Benlee. 11 ...... Vnloo S.'~I~.. at t... C.. ".,aIIIUI Allot this happening. not in Education. New York; Fred Mil a.b.1 I. 8-' 0 ....' Le ... D 8ermoa: "8011 •• " Cbureb, ~: •••.•• Mississippi or Georgia, but in Io ler. midwestern educational di 1 .....111 ••nlll,. I.~ •••• , ...... ISI ....I Or'.... aU ••• tim. e".p.1 ., · . .. . C .."e •• I1 ...1 .... re •• 4:118 , .... wa City, Iowa. Furthermore. until • • • BEOaOANlZ£D OBU.CJi 0' lI.tJa rector for the National Associ AS,E.DLI OF 400 C•• IST OF L.&TTE. DAI lAllftI otherwise decent people quit de ation of Manufacturers, Chicago; 43: B. CU .... F1.ST VNlTAIWAN 8OCIIT"I 10.... M.... ' ••I U'l'. (i'ENERAL N011CeS ceiving themselvesa-bout how Ne Kenneth Thatcher, secretary of Tile .... D•• Mille,...... lew& ••e . .D. OU"e,' .t. .... E. W.II •. , ..~r At 910 Kilocyclel Sa.'" 11 ••••1. It .... . 'lb..... AU ... I. N ••••'IIa •••• M.,.. I., W.... III', .:~ LII•• General NoUeet should be deposited with the edllor 01 the edllo groes are really treated in Iowa. the Iowa Farm Bureau. Des 1Ii ....I.' ....111.. 11 ..... ,.... , S., ...... I,!" •.•.• rial pare of The Dall)' JoWlUl In the newar-. Room 201. Com until they open their eyes to see Moines. and George Weiny. vice CIIINre.·. O.... e\'. 11:... .. ell.telt 8.,.lee, 18 • .IU. TODAY'S SCHEDVLI CII'I~~·. A...... ':U , ... lerm ... : "Tbe V.I ...f tibe,,1 ••- iT. MAay·~ CIIUaca' manleatlonl Center. N.tleea must be a.bmltted b)' 2 PolD. ibe III' 8:00 MtVnln, Chapel the situation as it in fact exists, president of the American Fed Z,,,,.Ulil • ...vI ••• , ,.11. U'I...... Tlall I. lb. 110.1 •• nl.o 8:15 New. Jerr...... u...... preeedlnr first pubUeatlon; TIlEY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED BY until they stop pointing to the eration of Grain Millers. Keo • • • .alii ..",. 11. "be.. ..nl... ",III al. a .... o. R. M.ln".,'...... 8:30 Mornln, Serenade BETBANY .AHIST cavae. be '0110.1 ... Ibe •••mo, s•••• , M.n...... ,: ...... PHONE. and mun .,.. t,pe~ or lerJbI, wrUten Ind limed b, I re 9 : 1~ The Bookshelf guy next door as the one who is kuk. B .1 .... Fin.. An. tece'e...... ••• 9:4.5 ChUa,,,n's Clr.le 1':13 •.m .• 11:81 .. • I" IIIODJlbie penon. 111 .. General No!:.:le will be pabUsbed IDOrtl ibiD prejudiced. this will continue to na ..._ ...... at • •0.,...... ,..1., • 10:15 Makln, Friends With Music v.m•• M... ,., !W... ~ ...... · . . , ....'1 .aISnTER1AN one week prior 10 the event. Notion 01 ebanb or ,oath P'Oap 10 :30 ,"",wine ·Up gena•• : ult T •• Ap ..... cavaca IT. PA1'1UCK'S O1Itl11O. happen. To those persons so sol GLORIOUS TWELFTH' .. K. ..., .... "'- :l2C E. C ..R'" I 11:00 Mu,le FNlm Interlocben Y.. 111 ...11 ...... '. .:.. , .... mee\lnfS will not ... publilbed In the Geaeral Notlees eollllDll 1111- 11:30 State Department Hullh icitous of the "people next door." LONDON (JP) - Guns boomed D,•••••• 1.0. p.n...... ler Th ••n. P. J . O'ReUl'.'U&tr 0' E ...I., O... et I.nlee, ,:... '1111 •••• ,.,._ ..... k .....I.le, •• Tb. _... B. ,. P ••1ia, ... leRl an event &akea ..lIee belore Sanda), ~. Chanb aotle" 1I :t5 SAfetv Speaks stop and se~ if it isn't really YOU 8er.... : UTII. 8 •••• lea," ".11.'1 • 3:00 Rhythm Ramble• on the moors of Scotland and .1...... T"e .ew. WUJlaa F. D ...... __ should be deposlW wlUa Uae Relld.. Dews editor 0' The DIU,. 12:30 New. who are in fact prejudiced. To Northern England Friday as aris • • • V.I ••• S ...I... •• lb. Oo.,re,.lIo ..1 Su.", Ma •• e•. ':sf ...... : ...... 11:c:! Amerlc"" Medical Association alTBIL AFUCAN MIT80DUT O".reb, ':341 .... .:46 •• m •• 11 ..... • • 10wIn In tbe ne_ooID. Room 201. CommaaleatloDl Center Dot do less is not only ~o 'be pre tocratic gentlemen started the c.w.ca later than 2 p.m. Tharsda7 tor pubUeatlon Saturda,.. The DaU, 1:00 Musie For Llst.nlne 111 '.0... , ....L • • We ...... ' lIIaa.... 6:'6 ...... ,:.... 2:00 News Judiced, but to be "hypocritical seasonal shooting of the .grouse. nil .. ETHODIIT CHAPEL • • • Iowan re_net ibe mbt to ecIH aU notleea. OFF M... O. 'i. MeD •••I.. r ....r till Tbl,..... 2:'~ SIGN and narrow." D ....II ... I. I •.•. liT. WINOIBLAVS 0."'" MONDAY'S SCHEDVLI The day, known as the "Glorious Til ..... C. B. 00 •••11,.. , ..Iar 8111 E. D""',,~ ~ .1 LIBRARY HOURS FOR THE 8:00 Mornln, Chapel WUl Gibson. TwelIth." also starts a social W.... ". C.,.... • ..••• p 1e1o ••I ...... T ...... E••• ,."" W. H ..... on the !loors. 8:15 News U ..,al., ".nlll,. II •.•• Tbe "Y. G •• rro D...... :.=: interim period until Sept. 21 8:30 Momln.. Serenade 111 Westlawn Park season. CBuaca or Tal NASAUNa v...... DI~I. S..... I .., •• "... ':45 S.ad., Ma.le••• :" ...... TIM , .... I,. I . •••••, ...... ~, are as tollows: Monday throu,h THE l1NIVERSITY COOPER 9:15 Th" Bootult"ll ,.m. It ...... lI:n •.•. i:45 This 1$ Turk.y AI G..... On •••I."~' ., ••• 1. v... " •• BII1I. • .....1 •• :. •• 11 •• a .• D.II, M ....I. 1 ••••• ,.M .... F rid a y, B a.m. to 5 p.m.; ative Babysitting League book 10:00 NeVIS ,) I ••'11 ...... cu. ... ""...... , ...... , .. F,I ••,.. 10:15 Kitch "n Concert :46 .... IT. ;'OU Saturday, B a.m. to noon. The will be in charge of Mrs. Marie ' ,.... ,...... 1.:U ..... · . . ~OJIIAB c~,Usf. 11:00 Popul,ar Arts In Ame,lca 111 ... 1., " .... 1'. y ••1II a ••,. ':41 , ••• FalBIllDslioatlHG library will be closed on Sunday. Hammer until ~ug. ~3. Teleph:lIle 12:00 Rhythm Rambl• • I.~ M.... rlal U.I •• v." &e•• M."..tI MeLee J. D. ••c,.,,";L;.1C • ." 1 The reserve desk will be closed her at 4862 If a sitter or inlor 12:30 N"wI ""11_ 0 •••.,. elerk T ... "Y .•. J. ",,,.111 12:4.5 Melody Thellre a~.~ anit 0 lieemem er& IY.:~:::;~~I:;:~; ~lI1IlICa 1,"1••• It ..... TIl. .... It C M.rtl •• 1:00 MUllica} Chats t S .... .1110 all day Saturday. Department matlon about joining the group is e ~ lal ...otl., Det M.I ....., ••, •••••,. M ...... 11,411 •••• I -',"'tI. 2:00 Newl I C., ... ,IJ .. al librarieS post their hours desired. •• 1... ler,o.' S.II •• I. " ..I B.... It. s ...... II •.••i 11;M .... I' will 2:15 SION OFF T ... •••• 1. a...... er ...... r o • 0 N ...... 01 ••• II ".Ia. . • ••••, ...... IU .... GBACI 1IU8SIONAay cavao. Dalt, M ...... ,It ••.• , .... ,);; -, On- Year Ago Today ... ,.1., "'f1I~" U .... • .MS lII ..e ...... 1:.. '.ID. • Y . S."leot: "...... al,.I ••" ••_ ••• l yo...... N.r_. B.b... , ...... -~ , The ~nate broke away from the adminlstration's antl-Com- 'I,...... , III .... B'•• ,. ':.5 ..... IT. PAVL'I· .LVTBI.Ait. ....,- at.""r " ...bl,. II ..... munist pl'''gram and ~ssed 85-0 a bill outlawing the Communist ~~~~.~~::r.:!: ;~.;.•. .S_ •• : "Ole.,,,, III. "'., ,., 0 ....• I.".!'!:'·::J ~:~ • • party. The blll was sent to the House. 81"1, •• : ;'A Lal,. 8a1.1.". 1 ....1.1 Pra,.e, 1 ...1 •• 6: ••.m .• , p.m. T...... II • ., H Y ...,. IMIit' Daily Iowan SI.,.,I.. II ...... T ••II ••• , TI .... 1:11 The CIO Atomic Production workers followed the direction of a PIasT InfOLl •• LvnJAAJf "'.n"'" • ~.... i.I ~ ,...... ,.1S ••d.,. •• 11 .....1. I. ..a. federal cO'!!rt order and reported for duty as USUJI at strlke-threat- c.vac. II...... f En.,.lIlm. ':1~ p ...... SATURDAY. AUGUST 13. 1955 • • • TBI C8VaeR' OF O... IT ened plane at Oak Ridge, Tenn., and Paducah. Ky. T.... ~.'~~~::. ·T.'ll~,:~.:: ,ut., .ILLIL FOUNDATION 139 1tI,II ...... P ubll . hed daye U cep t Sun d ay .nd .".n .f ,.1...... er ..... " ""rt" -, F.'va Years Ago Today III.,. • ., PlalI, ".,...,. II. ..•• .ft E. Ma,~e. .1. I.,. ••. 11.11 • .•• '. Monday and lela] holldlrYS by Siudent .. , ••.a. Til, D.Up I••••• lr •• I.llon DAILI' IOWAN EDITOaJAL STAFr Y O"led ,.,... t., C.. I"". ••• PH'. Fr.,.,lell P.•• , ••~ ..., ••1,Mi., Co ...... I.... 11 ...... PubUcaUonl, J"c., Communlc.tlons ...,.,. .... 1. I. III. C ••••••...., ••• hlrt 8 .....a&aI In le",l.o. Frll.,. ,:It , .•• . Cont.r, Iowa Clly. Iowa. Enre ... d u ~ltor ...... Ira Kapenlteln TC ,-three c.anarda bound IOW Mlou~talneers pulled out of G::~IV,'::~::'\...... R N...... , · C ••~,. Itt .... f...... , .•. • • • T.1i OOHG.CGATlONh. . ~' second cta~ , m.lter al the !>Ost office Iowa Ity;..early thIS a ternoon f or t h e cub s lIth annu;u summer Ie... , ••., .,...... ~~.- ...... , Ib,",.. r,... p ••• , ..... ,. Mana,ln, Editor ...... Bill Baker h.'., IE.OVAH·I "ITHISSSIS IID/GDO .. CU...... 1 ,.,,. __ at Iowa CIty. undpr Ihe act of con- U •••••ata ....,. expeditiO! The 4,500-mile trip will take them to Maraine Lake, ...... , Le'I' • .... BALL 'lb•• OY. hili. o. Cral,. _-:-- ere .. of Mareb 2. 181'. h City Edlto, ...... Kirk Boyd tt.,. , •.•. III Blnnl.. Lake La e. Emerald Lake. Columbia Ice Field. Maligne Lake FIBIT a,uT~IT

BDlTBS Mr. and Mrs. John COlle, 171 171 Riverside PBrir, a boy Thurs day at .Mercy Hoepiti-l. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hein, 11113 Hotz Ave., a girl FrIday at Mercy Hospital CAMP RIPLEY, Minn. (J1') - Mr. and Mrs. Malvar Ko~ut, Ten thousand men of the Iowa Solon, a girl FrIday at Mercy A major eonstrllctlon and re Nebraska National Guard 34th Hospital. Infantry Division mardted past JDOdeUhg project at the State DEATIIS the reviewing stand Friday with ··j·tJnivel'lity of Iowa Medical Cen Mountaineers Paclv. Stratton reported: "[ In- there they will move into British DEADLINES HOCK-EYE LOAN I"\~ S. Dubuque. the polio center. Remodeling of whic'h the Russians were admit- vi ted our visitor to the Illinois Columbia, driving up the Alaslc- 4 p.m. weekdays for Insertion DI.I 4W. 11-1 the area, already under way, ted. State Fair to see the livestock an Highway through the Yukon. in following morning's Daily USED w AStanS. wrlnrer and ...ml- wlll complete the entire project. wlomatlc. Guaranle~ . LAREW CO .• Interpreter and the agricultural ma,chinery. The destination of the journey Iowan. Please check your ad 227 £. Wol>ln.l'On. 8881. 8-25 SUI President Virgil M. Our visitor Invited all ot the gov- is the Castner Glacier, located 1\ in the tirst Issue It appears. Hancher says the Iowa legisla Stratton said Boishakr;v was crnors to the great fair at Mo~- short distance Irom the Richard The Dally Iowan can be re Who Does It ture, recognizing the need for Introduced to him as an offiCIal cow." interpreter, and "he went in as son Highway, about 100 miles sponsible for only one Incor LAMPS and .mall .ppllancu Inexpen- expanded and improved !a~mties Stratton said .... atskevlch ac- south of Fairbanks rect insertion. alvei)' ...p.lred. t rvlc~. and r~on demonstrated by the 1952 epi an interpreter." The meeting at ••• . dltlon~. Beacon EI elrlc, 115 S. Clln cepted his invitation and delalls 'When the group reaches the Ion. Dial 1-3311. 1-12 demic, made it possible for the which the governors spent most would be worked out for n visit University Hospitals to meet a of th e tIme· fIt'ormu a 109 reso Iu- to the state [al'r in Springfield.. glacier it will splif"into two sec- WE CLE~N upholstery for auto .nd home. Your carpel. cl ...n~. U231':t critical health problem lacing tIons· was l'IS t e didas c ose t 0 th c Saturday. Uons with one group moving 10 4191 Soulh Riverside Drlvo. DI.1 ~121. .., press and public. miles up the Castner GlaCier to the Iowa people. ~ PERSONAL LOANS on typewriters. The state provided two-thirds Gov. Stratton said no confcr- Moseow Fair establiSh a base camp lOr the Rooms for Rent phOnOQf"Plu. &!)Orn equIpment, and ence business was transacted The Moscow Agricultural Fair climbing team. lewelry. HOCK-EYE LOAN COMPANY. of the funds for the project, sup DOtlBLI! room lor rent. Dial 8-1914. IU' Soulh Dubuque. 8-2. plemented by matching funds will be held in September and The Climbers will take only a ••18 , from the federal government SUI Pro/essor To Take October. few essential supplies, dependinll through the Iowa State Depart Before Matskevich and Bol- on "aerial drops" for its sup TIME STUDY ENGINEERS RENT-A·CAR ment of Health. Post at Missouri School sbakov were escorted to the plies. The group will spend about and ,Tower West Edgewater Beach Hotel wherl' twelve days in the area, climbing OR Dr. Jack Davies of the State the governors are meeting, I)e nearby peaks and moving inlo INDUSTRiAL ENGINEERS The new addition has a non University of Iowa College of ~as taken by William Wood more remote areas to attempt un Immediate openin,s for Time RENT -A-TRUCK hospital atmosJlhere. All of the Medicine Friday was appointed I>rince, president 01 the Union conquered peaks. Study Engineers and Industrial rooma and corridors are day Engineers at Deere and Com liJht bright and furnished with associate professor of anatomy Stock Yard and Transit Co. to After Icaving the mountain pany, manufacturers of John UC&ISED new furniture and equipment. at the Washington (Mo.) Univer- City Hall where reporters and climbers the second group will Deere Farm Machinery. If in With the exception of the patient sity School of Medicine. photographers obtained full cov- travel to the famed wild animal terested, please send your ~-1Jr rooms on the second floor, the Dr. Davies ha~ been at SUI "era~e of a meeting with Chica- sanctuary on the Kenai penin- resume of experience and HERn SYSTO since 1951. A native of England, go's Mayor Richard J. Daley. sula. qualifications to Deere !lnd ~ppearance Is more that 01 a he studied two years at Leeds .. . Company, Industrial Engineer MAHER BROS. modern oUice building than a University Medical Scbool and BlInkmg In the strong lIght. or The two groups plan to meet ing Division, 3300 River Road, "We get ten dollars a day until the three top floora hospital. The addition will be completed his work for the M.D. photo flas~, lamps, ~alskevlch September 3 at the loot of the MOline, Ill. Replies confiden ~~9696 are fully rented." known 88 Tower West. degree at SUI under. a Rockefel- ~emarked . I see we ve .g~~tcn glacier for the return trip t:f tial. 8-16 J]nlversity Hospital officials ler scholarship. mto.a mobon picture studiO. Iowa City. feel that one of the major bene ------NOW. wHEN 'f'OU , flu of the entire construction , , Ind remodeling project· Is thl! , Widen lowci Avenue TAI)-Bob Rush con Mil ...... VI .. .\I8t V.I ...... •• tinued Milwaukee's hit and run 1'1 •• r...... '\8 IIJ .~ I' 1'0." Y.r' .. . If .. ... to lead the College AU-Stars to a rou ing, record 30-27 upset of the P ...... I, .. I. , .Of at .• •••1 .. .. , ...... ,1 famine Friday as he pitched the C .. I•••• ...... 31 fl.", ~ -.0:= favored Cleveland Browns Friday night. f)-'r." ...... Chicago Cubs to a 7-1 win over Cl •• I ••aU . . . •IIJ 'I .n. " ••_ Oil, ,, 11 .. . ~ Sia , . While it was the J46-pound Weed's 34-yard [jeld goal in the final I . Le.I...... til .toW ...... 4 •• 1 ...... , .aM . ., PI" 43 73 .all 8&111 ••, • • •• • .1141 .,. period which provided the victory margin, the passing of quarter the Braves on a live-hllter for _.r,1a .... his ninth victory. •• back Guglielmi and great run- ~ Frltlay'. &e•• llI F.ltIl,', .e•• II. . niDI and receiving of Dupre The loss was Milwaukee's (,lak••• 1. JIll .. " ...... I CI~ot".4I 11 . t. k ..... CU, 1. I * * * 81. L •• II 8. CI ••I ••• II 1 Clalea,. ,. De... 11 1 P& broke the back of the Browns. d' . third in a row as the Braves s«;t .ijl.hr •••1 11." York (ral.) Ne •••r' .. llalll:r.•• e ( ••1.) • A. Soldier Field throng of 75,- Wee Say' s tIed for their second run in the .1I" ••el,lIl •• , B... kl ,. ' (.aI.) 1h.III.,I •••t.a •• (.at.1 StructL 000 . watched in amazement as past three starts and a tot'lll of r. "T ••• i'. a •• c:s • T •••)"i G •••• J'rOCter ~ ,\U-Stars carried a vicious six hits in the last two games! rla"a ••I,bl •• 1 B ...kl r. et... I •••• t 14. ••••• Cllt Plnt_.r.1I o. Nul' " •• k CIII.., ••t Do,.. 11 • drUI p game to the National Football Ray Crone, the nrst of tour Mil...... t CM"'. N." Ya.' .1 B"m •••• early Oc League champions all the way S.tro·ng ' ~iryd pitchers, was slleUed out In tile CI ..!!'.,. .. ,I 8'- La.I. 1... 111.,1 •••t B ••I •• tod.Y In to ".ke the nationally televised first inning after yielding Dee dltional c ceateat. Fondy's leadoff double and three I AC'COI"" 'lUI! Stars Bcored on touch singles as the Dubs pounded downs by Frank Eidom at Helped Rim erection their ~ay Into a 2-0 lead. Surv~Y .Shows Som~ IQwan~ October Southern Methodist, Henry Hair, CHICAGO (IP) - A shouting, Ernie Johnson, Crone's succes in four o! Georgia Tech and Mel Trip waving bunch of College All sor, opened the door for Chica lett of Toledo, but the real dam Stars seht cheers through the go's two run third when he Actual age was done by Weed's three locker (oorn Friday night follow dropped a throw at first base Endors'eLiHle League Bait'. buildings field goals and two extra points ing their aO-27 victory over the on Bob Speake's grounder to u~ tor for 11 points. Cleveland Browns. George Crowe, Ernie Banks DES MOINES (A") - Criticism anlcal ar:1 The showdown came in the fI- 'Head coach Curly Lambeau tripled Speake home, and the of the Little League basebaH pro- edito~lal writer. becin In nal (flJllrter as Guglielmi passed , had nothing but praise tor his Chicago shortstop seored on gram Is drawing lots ot sharp "The person who wrote the Te» 19 yards to Dupre on the Brown team. TIle I, .and Triplett plunged across Randy Jackson's sacrlfice fly. comment from Iowa backers of editorial was probably one wbo for • touc:hdown. Ohio State "This wns a great team, it had 'Milwaukee'S lone run was post- spirit, courage, and the will to ed In the seventh when Johnny the program to bring the national was never a-ble to make an ath. win. Don't talk to me, talk to Logan drew a leadOff walk, and ~' astime to the smaU fr.~. letic tcam when he was YoUnI those guys." 1 Hungarian Milers . completed the trip on Hank The program for boys 8 to 12 and Is now showln, his resent. Ralph Guglielmi, the Notre Aaron's sinKle and Chuck Ta~" 'has drawn endorscment from mcnt," commcnted E. C. Johnson, ncr's double. , Dame quarterback who directed Fail in Record Bid 'some parents, recreation dircct- director of the Estherv!lle, Iowa, the All-Star attack, said: "This MI""~.he ...... IN 1_1 IS t is the greatest otlensive team Cbl•• ,...... : ..! ... t::x-7 1 • ors, coaches, church officials, po recreational program. LONDON (,4» - Laszlo Tabori Cr•• e. ".".s•• t U , E'-elma. (il). ev~r lice officers and sports write~~, Johnsoll denied there was "un· I've had the' pleasure of and Sandor I",,' .' " Surviye~ 2·1. I' The WISl' is a retailer who can be talked into Most retaiJer.. !mow that newspa~l'5 II' the ,lmost anything - when it comes to tulliotull action 'niedium, • DETROIT (.4') - Jim Rivera '7~ . . lined a two run homer into the ,dvertisiog support, That's 'why local advertising in newspapers upper right field stands in the \. ' , ,J first inning Friday night and the He's Dot sure where he', going because he's stacks up to oveG $2,000,006,000 a ye~f Chicago White Sox made it stand - Z Technicolor HII~ - tJways being led, nearly six times the amount lacit advCi{tisers up for a 2-1 victory over the De VAN HEFLIN In put into radio, more than eleven tim~s lb, troit Tigers before 44,830 fans "THE RAID" He's absolutely sold on newspapers [or his at Briggs Stadium. own advertising but lacks the foresight to urge amount tbey put into televHion. Rivera, hitting at a .367 pace "GORILLA AT LARGE" manufacturers to ~ it, too. in his last 18 games, smashed his Smart retailen add manufacturers realize game winning home run of! Fortunately the WISP is a rare creature, th~t nowhere can they advenise 'o~thu 50 Steve Gromek to keep Chicago MIDNITE SHOW SAT. productively as in the newspaper. a half Kame off the pace in the Most retailers know that a manufacturer's _. hot Ameri~an League race. "MURDER WITHOUT TEARS" .~vertising heJps them best in their daiJy news- . After Minnie Minoso had op AU blUina. i. locol • •• =ODe=' ened the game with a single to Idward S. Rose .. yt-~' n;:T::::Ill=U=:OO=T=on=ue~ pa~r - close to their own advertising. 10 .lId ; .n all MIDI".,."t I left and Nellie Fox flied out, RI Mlrht mention our .tor. hoan 'iera drove out his seventh - week dan we ODen at ,:H A.M. - Monda~, WetlnClta~ "orner. Humphrey .- Ava Vir,lI Trucks nursed the lead ant Prtda~ we cloee •• 1:3' r -' . P.M. - Oil Taelda~, Tbul'llla~ BOGART GARDNER ftlI ...... , lUUAU or lD"DT1IIING, A..tna N...... PH"•• Amd.... untU the eighth inning when he , . ' . " I and SaturdaJ we dole ':3' needed help from Dixie Howell a. ''THE BAREFOOT ...... ,...... ,...... ,1 P.M. - 8UDda~ ':10 A.M. a. . , vrno retired Ray Boone with two U:I' - let ua lerve ".~ lor CONTESSA" ~nners on base. , , 4C1t...... __! 8 !r. -1Il10 .. Del'" , ••.. .' ...... 1 __I f I VICTOR l\fATURE In ;. 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