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£at.abUshed in 1868 - Five Cents a Copy lemoer ot Associated Pr . d Wi.re and Photo Sen'Jcr Iowa City, Iowa, ThurEay, August 23, 1S56 Navy Plane Downed Ike Dick Renominated n· . nanlmous ·o a Stassen Admits Defeat--Seconds Nixon (onvention COW PALACE, San Franci CO'I men only a lew hours before con !.fI - Harold E, Sla n appeared vcnlion d leiatcs· wer scheduled 'Comes Alive' before th Republlcnn National to 8 mble at San Francisco's Cooventlon W dne day nl ht to famous Cow Palace and do what nominate Vlce-Presld nt RJchard WD expect d all along-renomi- 111. ixon ror Ilnother term-a few nate with gu to an EI nhower First Time hours after giving up hi doomed- Nixon ticket. from-th -slart efrort to dump Nixon 11 was the first presidential con- COW PALACE, San Francisco til orr the ticket. fer nce e\er carried "live" on - The R"oublican National Con A roar went up when Stass<>n . t I \1 ion, so million acros the \'ention WCdn'!sdny nig ht unani· wa inl~oduced, Stn n st pped \ co ntry could watch, and hear th mously renominated for the 1956 up to the lect rn, and waved and que tion and an wer exchangcs political wars their victorious team snliled at th d legnt's, who quiet- with th President. Pr viously t l- of 1952 - DWight D. Eisenhower ed down at once. evlsed conrerences have been for presid .. nt, Richnrd M. Nixon Stassen :lId: shown on film, aftl'r the event. for his running 'nat . " f ris with humility nnd forth- The reDcl/on to the Presld nt's For a convention that never for rightn . to econd the nomino- remar~ wo .Inslonta~eou. an In tant had anything else In tion for vice·pr id at of thaI (jov. GoodWin J. Km~ht o( ~all mind. It took only part of one roll very obI and err clive Calirorni- fornia, a hol~out again t NIXon, call to c1in h the presid~ntial nom· an the Honorable Richard Nixon. aid th Pre ldent. had ,tated. a iaatlon for Mr. Eisenhower and al\ A N/.VY PATROL PLANE of tIIi, type wu ,hot down about 160 mil •• north of Nationalist China', :, cl nr preference which Kmght hIm- It r do 0 a th climax of more selr wo "pleas d to accept." of to make the decision unan· Wand of Form.. a W.dnllday. The plane, on a routine patrol flight, war attacked . nd dowIMd by Imous, "unldentifi.d .ircraft." thon t~r e ,ye~fs of clo e as oela- The whole pallern was set with tlon With him. Eisenhower's announcement to the N vada put Mr. EI nllower over TOKYO (Thursday) I.fI - The Stas n snid h(' Is convinc d jamp:lcked confer nce in the or the top. boo~tlng tJm post lite 662 U.s. Navy , announced Thursday TACH EN Nixon i thc cholc of tilC duly I nate Italian Room of the plu h votes needed to lIominnte. ' IStANDS Utat one of its patrol planes with ,. • 11'" 1'1 cted d I got . hotel. He had ju t com (rom a He was Cormall~' d('(!lared re a is-man Cf\!W was shot down ocr ~. .• India Calls Seconding th Nixon nomina.] m ling with SLassen. nominated unanimouslv at 7:56 IIIc Red Chiha coast over neutral tion. Sta 1'1 said, was the "mo't On. comic nole crept Inlo nomi p.m. (CST), waters north o{ Formosa early to h Ipful ond con IrucUve tep I' notion proc('(!dings when delefole A family fuss over nOminating day by unidentified aircraft. can now take" townrd bringi"'l Tt'rry (Terrible Tllrry) Carpenter Vice-President Nixon (or another the missing plane Is a P4Ml Suez Delay; about Eisenltow r's own re-election. had Nebra 'b put up a "Joe term, against Democratic challen Merclltor based at Iwakuni Naval Stas n said nnyone can vat for Smith" lor vic -pre Ident - a man ger Estes Kefauver was patched Air Station near Hiroshima in I.Inyone he plea es, no matter wbat he said Is "retired from work." CHINA UD In the (inal hours beCore the lOuthern Honshu, Japan. h said. But Carpenter, who had been ( P Wirephoto, climactic moment of this lOOth A spokesman of Far East Naval Eos# Stassen si\id he w:slil'd all those gh' n an orriclal h o\'c·ho from thc SEN. ESTES KEFAUVER. Democratic: vlc •• pre,juntoal nomin", Dulles Angry anniversary lIssembla~e oC the visit. W.dn ..d.y with his f.th.r, Robert Kefauver, M.disonvill., Forces said the plane reported "It Chino Seo who had bocked him in his support hall at onc poInt, was allowed back GOP. \VIIS under attack by aircraft" at LONDON UI'I - Indt.·s V. K. of Gov. Christian A. H rICr of in. And in the cnd N braska an· Tenn. The .Id.r Kef.uver wu teo III to att.nd • ,..c.ptlon for hIs 1':25 a.m. (CST Wednesdayl. Krishna Menon, backed by the ofn achusett now would join him noonc d thnt "We wi h to be r g son. Th, Republlun vice'pr•• ldentl,1 hopeful, Richard Nixon, alia Today both candidates will ac The Navy did not say whether Soviet Union and Ceylon. blocked in working for the election of an i tered as having 18 \'otes for Vice- was call.d to hi, f.tII.r's "-d.id. Wednud.y. I.' pt their nominations - U Nixon Ute patrol plane iCired upon its at the Suez Con(~nnce majority Wed- Eiscnhower·Nlxon ticket. President Nixon." can leave the bedside of his crltl· tackers. nesday from Jpeedi ng Its Interna· In th ory, Sta en Tlas uppo I'd cally iii fath!lr - and the task of "Arter making this report the tional cDnal o~raUon plan to to have only two mJnut s to cond trying to repeat the landslide vic torY of four years allo that ended ~ .sqddenly stopped transmis Egypt for op:>roval. A new air of the nomination. • ~a lied to sion," the spokesmnn said. "It was crisi, hung over th(! ~·nation con. II took him 11. I~ Open .Bids TQday two decades oC Repul>lican political tbell operating 32 mild -off Chinese f(!rence. He wound up: Camine. COlllJllunist territory, 160 miles "I take plea ure in seconding S· 'k F h Th Republicans nominated Mr. aorth of Formosa." Menon has said Egypt's Presl- th n?minaUon of th l~on. Richard I cat e r E'lsenhower ItS the "one man" who ..,. l' M. TfIe spokesman said the four-en dent Nnsscr would jert the ma- Nixon ror vlce-presldcnt of th I For Burge H'all is "rlaht for our times." ,ioe 'plane carried a crew of 4 offi jorlty plan. Menon pleaded he United Slates." . WIJJTTIER, Cnllr. fa _ Vice- • n d d more time to g t fresh in· Th I b C h ~ "" "The roll caU s.hows," said con efts and 12 enlisted men. He said .- vention Chairman Joseph W. Mar- lie could offer no information on structlons Crom Prime Minister wh ner~ta~asn °fiJ;shcd. rle c ecr Pt sid nt RI~~nrd r-:llx!Jnedn'sfat her Bids for conslruction of Burge lIall, new wom n's dormitory to the Identity or type oC the attack Nehru in New Deihl. Th Pr(' ident himself had pro- was takl'n .cntJcall.y II W, I.' day hou 1,200 stud n ,will clo I' this afternoon at 1:30 p.m. One half------_ In, aircraft. Secretary of late John Foster claimed the demise of Stas cn's ond tllC Vlce·Presldent. h~s eldest hour later bids will be o~ned in the office of George L. Horner, sUp<'rln· Convention Schedule In Washington, the Navy said an Dulles emerged angrily {rom the drive to ditch Nbcon as the pnrty's (10'" r~nm ~ Republican r-:a• tend nt of plnnning and con truction. conferenc(! room where the two vice-pre idenlial choice. tionnl Convcntlon Contract for conslrucUon can be ------ SAN FRANCISCO I.fI - Pro air and surface search Cor the gram Cor today's session of the sides had exchanged biting words. Mr. Eis nhow(!r, In a hi tory- 0 take up a bed· Ict to one bidder for the project pIaoo and any survivors had been Republican National Convention : CAP Wlrepholo) Dulles, wno fint'lly a!,reed to a making new conference Wedncs- id vigil. under a ingl bid or to fi ve sep begun. Opens 4:30 p.m. (CST) with 24-hour delay, told the conference day dramatically and positively Liltl' hope was arate bidd rs on different phases The plane hnd been on a routine CROSS MARKS the location oH Well~ Almost, music, pnrade of Youne Republi Jlight from Japan, the Navy said. the U.S. proposal co\'ered the wiped out the 10 t traces of the leld for recovery of construction, Horner said. Bids til. R.d China cout wh.... the for the furnishings and kitchen cans, ca ll to order, presentation ~ Navy described the plane as views of countrl"s representing 90 already faded revolt. - I){ 77 - year - old oC colors, pledge oC allegiance, 1beilli designed [or "long over water Navy Departm.nt Hid a P4M·l per cent of the tonncge going The Prcsldent also volccd lav- Frank A. Nixon. equipm nt will be lI('cepted later. p.trol plane wu 'hot down. Overnll cost of the dormitory is national anthem and invocation. pa1rols and photographic recon· through th e canal , and added: ish praise for NblOn. I The Vice.Presi- Says Adlai Introduction of representatives exp(!ctcd to exceed $4 milliion when na~sance ." Normally it carries "Every d:lY we wait is a day full As on previous occasions in denl's father wns :Ind senators. a crew o( nine. which he hns spoken highly of the \ .-trl'cken with a completed. of grave i mpor t .. - . I 'd "l E' h did " LIBERTYVILLE, ill. !A'I - Adlai Committee to escort nominee lD Washington, the Navy Depart. "Don't let us forget that while \I ce-presl ent, J. r. lsen ower diFsecting abdom. The building will Include two Stevenson congratulated President Cor vice.president. ment snid names of the crewmen CAA Begins we are talking, there is a situntion not say spccifica Iy that Nixon was FRANK inal aneurysm _ main floors and four aUnched in Eisenhower Wednesday night on Address by nominee for vice- will be temporarily withheld. o! the utmost importance to the hl~l~~o~~e I:~t a n~u~~~:t ~:te~oUld NIXON bl ding o{ the dividunl housing units. Each of the his nomination and said "I am president. !llbere was no immediate com world, a situation is ari~ing in the be delighted to hnve Nixon as n major artery leading to the ab units will be lour stories high and plensed to be matched against him Committee to escort nominee ment (rom " the U.S. State Depart mounted atop the mnin [Ioors. Con canal which has dangerous impli- partner in the forthcoming elec- domen - In his Whitlipr home at ngain." for president. meJlt. struction will g under way this Re-Yamping cations." tion campaign and, if they make 4 a.m, Wedne dny. t He rcferred to the "unanimous Address by nominee for prell· Official sources in Washington The tJ .S, plan fllvors setting up it, another four years at the hend He suffered intense pain and, (all and is expected to be complet Domination" of Eisenhower by the dent. .-lII there has been no unusual ten Iln international board, with Egypt o( the government. during the dCiY, was intermittently ed in 1958 . Republican convention but said Benediction. sIoo around Formosa. There are as a memlJl:!r, to operate the vital Mr. Eisenhower sewed up the II11conscious. Burge Hall will be erected in the that "time and again he (Elsen------ ~ Chinese airfields all along the Air (ontrol l03-mile canAl. [t would be as- nomination for Nixon at a news Vice-President Nixon canceled square block south of Currier H,II hower) couJd not get even a major- tin, "1,323 de1egates have VQte4. . coast in that area. These sources [ women's dormitory. It will cover ity or the Republican members of The score s~eet shows that Prtfd soclated with the UN. conference arranged only Wednes. all engagements ar..d new to Whit· IaijI that while there has been no WASHINGTON !.fI- The govern almost the enUre block bounded by Congress to support his measure!p." dent Eisenhower has received 1.323 buildup ,in Red Chinese afr strengUl India's plan calls for Egypt to day morning at the SI. Francis tier Crom San FraDcisco. ment Wednesday took the first step the Clinton, Bloomington, Capitol and "Evidently the Republicans like votes. Therefore I declare him un IlIere recenUy, the quality of their run canal, reo tricting an in· Hotel, where the President arrived The doctors told newsmen the in a big three-year program in tcrnational board to advice. The Tuesday night {or the dlO'atio n of question of the Vice·President reo Davenport Slreets. him better as a candidate than os animously Jlomlnated for presitamt I!~ has been Improving. which 250 million dollars will be United States hall rejecced that. the Republic:m's l00th anniversary turning to the con\'ention will de- The fronl of the build ing, facing a leader. of the United states." ~rds siloW this is at least the spent to increase aviation safety Egypt has boycotted the London i convention. pend "on what we have to say to- North Clinton Street Will be con "As to the cynical Republican Delegates leaped to their Iaet, ~ ' such incident in the pnst 6 and get airports ready for the jet structed chieny of aluminum and )'earl. meeting. The President met with news· morrow morning." ceremonies; well, we almost had banners and volcee lifted in ju~ airliner age. glass. someone named Joe Smlth to thank tion. Only last March, Russia paid the The Civil Aeronautics Adminis· I United States $724,947 - half the lL is to be £inanced by borrowing for almost keeping the convention It was a Jay of swift-paced de tration announced nearly 200 sites Stockya rds Fire with the loan being repaid from almost open. As it turned out evl· \-elopments th3t packed the Ilrst ~,I CUlts involved - for shooling down for installation o{ the latest types a Navy patrol bomber in the Ber· room rents and board payments. dently the only way Mr. Stassen real excitement Into' what has bien of air navigation and traffic control No tax money will be Involvt:d in could get a chance to speak to this Ina Sea June 22, 1955. equipment, • including long-range exciting open conventlon was to a pretty drab get-together Cor the The State Department said this th projett under the seU-support radar units which eventually will ing dormitory system. second Nixon's nomination." Republicans. WIs Ute first time Russia or any blanket the nation. Aside from nominating and sec The structure wa~ named in of its sntellites ever had paid {or onding speeches, there was a bold WI. planes knocked down or dam- CAA said contracts will be let by honor of the late Adelaide La Sheck aJed in various air inCidents since Novemher and installation of some Burge, former SUI dean of women down on oratorY Wednesday. " WatJd War rr.' of the less comlllicated equipment Crom 1920 to 1946. The party did tap It. presiden All 11 crew members suffered in· should be started by late spring. tial candidate of 1944 and IM8, larIes in the Bering Sea crash. These Initial contracts caU for the Cormer Gov. Thomas E. !>eWe, of 11Iey ranged from bullet wounds expenditure of a $75 million fund Iowa Construction Up New York, for a speech proclaim to burns and shock. available for the current fiscal ing that "evcrY Am~rlcan can Patrol planes operating in China year. sleep better because Mr. Elaell ".ra have instructions to keep at Originally the aviation safety Bul Behind Last Year hower is willing to five the nation .• ~ 12 nautical mUes away from program was set down as a s.year four more years 0 "lIteady and UlI! mainland. plan. In early summer, because DES MOINES I.f! - Building con successful leadership." ~ Mercator has a top speed of of the increasing need for safety struction during the first {our improvements, the government de For Wednesday, the big GOP \ IIlIIR! thnn 350 miles per hour. It months of this year lagged slightly political extravaganza was tpllt ilia a wingspan of 114 feet and cided to telescope the plan and behind last year's pace, the Iowa complete It in three years. Lobor Bureau reported Wednesday. 'between the massive auditorium of _-all length of 85 feet. Cow Palace In the San Francisco Among the early contracts will Building permits isued in the 4- month period this year authorized outskirts and Ei~ohower head be those for production of 25 long quarters miles away. The Weather range radar units to cost from 552,154,000 worth of construction, a threlHluarlers of a million to a drop of $488.000 from the same per· The Preslde!lt went throueh a million doUars each. EVentually iod last year. round of political huddles, st&rUng there will be 73 such units in oper New home construction was up : off with br~akfast with Republicalt Fair ation. $30,387,000 authorized this year National Chairman Leonard W_ Addition of the 25 units at as compared with $28,939.000 last Hall. many sltea in the next 12 to 18 year. But non-residential con At the news conference, the and months will make about 30 in oper struction was down more than $3 President looked relaxed. He was ation with a visual range of around million. lmilina a lot. Some of his remarks 100 miles. More expel\Sive homes kept the 'JOE SMITH' was put In nomina brought gales ot !auChter. ~arm Such radars already are in oper· residential figure up despite a de tion btfwt the Republica" N.' Under questiboing, Mr. Eiaell ation In the New York and Wash crease in the number of homes au· fien.1 Convontlon W..... y hower warned againlt over~pUm T b e weatherman predicts Ington air route traffic control cen· thorized by JruUding permits. nl,ht for the partYs Ylce-presI Ism, saying the JI8I1y In power Iowa Cllian. can expect moder ters. Additional data is piped into dential spot. Mrs. Geortt Mel, always "rIsb the danger of com .. warm temperatures and the New York center from a long· NOT TIED . Lincoln, Neb., ,ut !he " ...... placeacy." f __ally fair sides today. the wMt w •• He "wouldn't express an oplnloD f range Navy radar at Atlantic City, OKLAHOMA CITY III - OCCicers ...... convention In • ' temperature can be ex- f Ar Wln.hlt.) to at aU" on the Democrats' selc:ctl~n N, J. Units already have been or I said everything but a 10-ton trailer pa"ntly. ,., ".Y the ..... :Jt to range (rom a possible dered and will be put in service at A HUGE COLUMN of smoke povn from ... _ndottJCI war.heu.. In Un ..... Stocky." In ChluttO Wed was tied' down at a coJllltruction ination.peech for VJct.P,...... t of Adlal Stevenson and Estes-lt«J blp this afternoon of 90 degrees Norfolk, Va ., about Sept. 1 and in lIHd.y nltht .s fI,..... n fi,ht the blill 10 Ie.. , It from .,... tcIiftt to other structu..... CattI. we,. site in Oklahoma County. Some· Nixon by 0..... Cltrlltl.n HI""", (auver to challenge the Republl. ~, low of about 65. Chicago by Nov. 30, ....nd to ...., MCtIonl of the y ..... body stole the trailer, M.... chu ..tts. · caDi tbia NtlveiDber. f '''' 2-THE DAILY IOWAN-low. City, I•• -Thursday, Alii, n, 1956 'Now ••• If This Thing Will Just Hold Togetherl.:'" Hoover Honored . --The Daily Iowan . Inc/uire Into ...... iiI r TM Daily Iowan I.r an inde T"- Iowan edllorllll "aft t , pend8m daily ncwqaper, writ. write. u.r edilorlDh wilhout 300 DeatHs ten and edited by studenu. " censorlll'p by ad"lIniltrClfion or .. gooernl!d by a board of five faculty. The Iowan', edUorial Itudent trwtees elected by t1l6 In" Britain ~nt body and four faculty policy, tlaerefore, is not nece. Inutee$ aPpOinted by the pre ... IQrily an tt}JrclSkm of SUI ad· EASTBOURNE, Enghlnd I.fI - cletat of the uni ver.rity. ministration policy or opinion. Scotland Yard discloses it has started a full-scale inquiry into the - II; deaths of nearly 200 rieh old ladies in this sedate seaside I esort over Nice Move, Jenner I the !>8lit 20 years. Harold Stassen, originator of the stop- ;~on, boost-Hertcr. Rjehard Walker, the town's coo· campaign, wanted to talk to the Republican National Conven stable, wasn't saying much, but admitted a letter from a towns tion. He evidently wanted either to explain hi re son for pro woman sent him hotfooting to Lon moting an Ike-Herter ticket or plead with delegates to support don (or talks with Scotland Yard. his cause. In either case he had a right to be heard, delegate Rumors that el'cryUling wasn't quite right about the deaths started or not. iT. this prosperous resort town Stassen wrot a letter Tuesday aft moon to Rcpublican some months back. lAP Wlrephot.) Nati munlc.tlon. Center by I a.m. (or pub While the deadline fllr compH- duce grain shall be dis)IOSed of by Ucallon the follow j n. morn In,. The, Engelhart Company, nomical than th ' ucz, it might seelll improbable that any olle By GEORGE DIXON mayor. 11 ucgai\ to look os If lhey'd mu.t be typed or leflblY ",rllten .nd anee previou \y was Aug. 3. an oC- th~t date. .IIMrd; th~y will no be oec.plrd b~ ficial said no penalty action was This can be done ,ilher by gm· man would be involved ill alI tb c out ollle . Y t there is sllch KI"~ F~at.JO' Syndlcale havc 10 add ~I sanilary clause to phone. The Oany lowan l'ffeN" tbl rl,hl to .dlt ill Genu.: Nolices. Davenport, Bought taken in any case tfler it expired. ing or clipping, diGcrng Ilr plowing a man, Mr. ristotle Socrat sOn. ssis. lIe and his brother-in SAN FRANCISCO - Thc Rc- the Hepubllcnll. platform, whcn a In Des MOines, stat ASe 0[- in such a manner thallll) grain will la\ and rival, fro Stavro Spyros Niarchos, own two of the four publicans are carrying thi one liingcr comc on and signalled lor LIBRARY HOURS - Intcrim Ciclals said a wire received (rom be formed. big happy fomily thing to the hours for tho main library aro as By Caterpillar th Agriculture Deparlment cx- It strcs;;;ec.l ll:at particular aUen· biggest illucpclIllent comml!rcial ocean flcels in the world. Th ir poinL of insanitation. Th y f I a n w gluss of water. (ollows: plained furl.iler the ca c!: where a lion should he called tu the fact such 0 onen ss that thcy even Gov. Knight,)ho Is sUII kc ping Monday-Friday _ 7:30 a.m.-4:5O DAVENPORT !.f'I-AcqulsiUon o( rank is uncertain, but an American claims second place and Jl('nalty might be incurr d as weill that the p~'Od~c('r wi!! not be al· share germs. The thrcc principal him ell "avaiW'lc" Cor thc vice- p.m. Englehart Manufacturing Co. here their father-ill-law, Mr. Stavros Livanos, comes fourth. Tho as tilose covering drought disaster lowed to tcrtnln:lte IllS agreement speakcrs of thc convention's open- presidency in co e Richard Nilon Saturday - 7:30 a.m.-11:5O a.m. la, Ill., was announced Wednesday areas. and he will be subject to the Civil astonishing story of "the Greeks" may hold various lessons, de in" session kept lhelr vocal chords Dcsks op ~j 8 ia. 111.. was annollnccd Wedensday " should run of( '''ld J'oin the Foreign cn.... a.m. b C I The ASC said if the c;-op is har. penally i~ the desig~atfd reserve peuding on the point of view. moistened lrom the some glass of '" Reserve desk closed Saturday. y. E. Murray. Engle Jart presl- water. L('gion, lold milt that things at this Departmental libraries h a v e denl, and H. S. Eberhard, president vested (rom the designated acre- acreage !~ grazed In areas nol Mr. Onassis has just obtained a Greek 'lirlinc monopoJy. desigoated os disa ter areas by the The pUlpit drinking glass waS conrention arr! radically different hours posted on their doors. of Caterpillar. Secretary of Agriculture or is har· Though his calculation that scoa transport will be of diminisb filled for National Chairman Leon- f om I L th(·~t t th GOP I Englehart has been a major sup· r w UI .:y were a e -- pller or non.current parts Cor Cater- vested in an] ar<:~a. I ing imporlance may be premature, the ability to look ahead ard H a II, conclave in Chicago twelve yeurs BABY·SITTING - The niver· pillar tor the last 13 years. Disabled Boost partly explains his phenomenal suec ss. Going to Argentina as a ~yO~~VeU"UU'UUI. eU~ ago. The Re.,.blicans this year, sity Cooperative Baby Silling No major changes in operation Community Group y~yng man after the Smyrna massacre in 1922; he made money h saId, arc 1lO1 trying to play League book win be in the charge or personnel of the Englehart planl State Income great Coot i with Southerners. of Mrs. C. R. Steward. from now are contemplated. It will operate importing cheap Eastem European tobacco. IIi shipping activi Selects Two More er IC At th J952 convention, said p1e to Scp~ember.t. :relcphon~ her at undcr its prcsent name as a sub· DES MOINES 1-'1 - The rchobilt· tj made him a multi-millionaire during tlle war. lIe pajd been any governor, a North rn d legate ~235 If a ~~br sitter or IDf~rma- sidlary of Caterpillar and Murray lalion oC 1,105 disabled Iowans into Plays for Season came across who lIpn uOOut Jommg thc group IS de- will remain the chief admfnislra- millions as a fin for vading a ban on the sale of U.S. war sur· ~ thr~~~~ South~rncr profitable emrloyment has given 'lhe Iowa ;~JT Community Tile· plus shippiug to foreigners, and Lloyd's paid millions for him trouble was ~c med to b· rapp~'d in rever. . Sired. live officer. the slatc's economy a boost of $:;'I~ elre group seleett'd two more everybody was too Trying lo stir p something. UJ CaterpilJar issued 20,000 shares million a year. wh Peru impounded whaling fleet for operating within plays to prescnt this season. The n his . I bl 11 Northern r as Oveta Culp Hobby to hclpless bark. They arc afraid they may - but Holel Manager John C. partment, a division ilf the Statc celebration in [owa City. laughtrr. finally be reduced to phutogral'hiJ1g Fischbeck sliU i n't raiSing his At Local Schools owners, hc makes much use of "flags of convenience," especially Registration for U1e coming year DeparLmen~ of Public Instruction, Up to Ulis point Mrs. Hobby bad all th crab on Fi herman's Wharf hands in victory. also rcporkd: tbo$e of Panama and Liberia, for taxe ' are nominal and the began in Iowa City schools Wed Claims He Helped Dig, been feeling sorry for her old pal -which have ari eerie resemblance The Mynahs make UlCir homes nesday. Of the total. 187 wer\! reeciving crews non-Union. Greece may wish tbat eertom of its pro per Len and wishing she could do to ome o( the delegates, at Ull1t. in HawaH's huge banyan trees and Elementary pupils new to Iowa public assisumce at the rate of Wants To Proted, Suez IOUS SOllS felt more patriotic about taxcs. something to solace him. Then be The Republicans just won't cut the grounds of the hotel ara (uJl Ci1y schools and transfers from $6,002 a week before reh:lbilit lion; CAIRO IN! - A grizzled Egyptian came out with a resounding pr - up. Tickets to the Convention lIall of them. But tIl Sucz crisis makes many governments glad the in intra-city sehools enrolled Wednes 40 were dependenl upon insurance who claims he is 103 and helped diction of victory in November and arc ju t a carce as they were at Fischbcck's lalest hid for all out day. Lale registrations may be payments, workmen's or un m dig the Suez Canal walked into [ dependents arc building biggcr ~ankers - of which the latest, waited (or the thunderous aPl>lause. the Democratic. thing in Chicago, victory wus lo trim the Lrccs so made at the elementary o{(iees at ployment cOlllocnsation, or privale Egyptian Libcration Army head· • lau!JcllCd in Japan, is of 84,730 tODS. These tankers cannot use None came. In fact, not a bUL GOP bigwigs, who have extra thoy look like iI Marine recruit's Henry Sabin school. relie( paymcnts totaling $1,088 a quarters Tuesday shouting: "I am sound. Hall stood the dradly si- ducats In their pockets, arc not scalp. the Suez unless it is deepcn d , and they make the Cupe route New Junior high school pupils week; and 496 \~ere dependent Gomma Gomman . Give me a lence as long as he could, tb n using thcm to the same advantage. Bul last time he tried it, tbe will register next Monday, Tuesday upon their families. gun," cried out: Th t I' II j cheaper. ey arc no emp oymg 1em.o Mynahs movcd back in WiUl the and Wednesday at thc school prin Another lilO were living on lheir He insisted he worked on the dig· PI;~~w_,_i~ , I can have a lillie quiet promote drink. dames. or dinners. growing (oliage. cipal's office. An orientation pro· ~avings and 47 were in stale in· ging of the canal. II was complcl· He took another belt at the con- 1 tell you, this decorum is killing The birds, famous - or infamous, gram will be held Aug. 30 for sev stitutions. cd 87 years ago whcn Gemman - A Right to Skirts vention drinking glass and retired me! _ d 'pending on your point of view - enth graders. The division reporled in addition bl' his claim - would have been 16. !'r.m rb. Un 11111". ..,btu from thc platform, to be replaced The only carse ubscrvatioo I arc described by ornithologists as Regular high school registration to the record number of person Officers explained to him he is In 1956 as in 1952, there has be n a ~crtain ·amount of by Mayor George Christopher of beard ull day me from Senator cocky, inquisitive, oCten combat will be next Wednesday_ rehabilitated into jobs, II had 2,126 several scon~ over the age limit for sputtering in Scotland over the wearing of kilts by girls in the San Francisco. Tbe Arrangements WtlJiam Jenncr of Indiana. He he. other disabled persons on its rolls volunteers and signed up his great· ROTC INSTRUCTOR State University of Iowa's visiting all-girl bagpipe band, the Committee had spent thousand to 'aid he had be\)n in Chicago dur- Thcy are the sort of pet it's nice 011 July 1. greal·grandson in tead . sec Ulat no detail was overlooked. ing the Democ~tic convention and to have around now and then for Col. Max V. Kirkbride has been ------;------Scottish Highlanders. KiJts arc male attire, h:mumps James but it neglectcd 10 change water I a kcd him what he thought of lhe laugh , but not a round tile clock assigned as a professor of Military Duncan, secretar~ of a Scottish socicty to defend the kilt. glasses as it changed speakers. ou1come. C· diet. Science aM Tactics at SUI, the Iowa Military District announced The sputtering will pass, as it did in 1952. The more per Hizzooer had to lubricate his Ion· "Well." he replied, "it was like Somc people, particularly Fisch· sils (rom UlC same tumbler. Humpty-Dumpty. They put an beck, don't like Ulcm at all. Tuesday. Kirkbridc's (amily. his ceptive Scots will see the complimcnt to them~ :'! lvcs in thc cle So did Gov . Goodwill Knight, of egg and :m egg bead back togeUlCr He says the birds now arc aftcr wife and 6-year old son, Max V. ments borrowed from Scotland - and the absurdity of expecting California, when be replaced the again." him for personal revenge, and have Jr., will accompany bim to SUI. -----.------~,------started roosting in trces at tho the imitation to be exact. "M( Waialai Golf Course, where he TIle "Scottish lIigblanders" after all are A mericans, Dot City Scots. Their Scotland is an amalgam of tbe actual country. Sir Tr y antd 5 0 p e Pl?·iSihink they follow me from Ule hotel," he said. Walter Scott, American football intermission pageantry, and By BENNETT CERF The Mynahs have shown a dc· Re~o,d Hollywood costuming. Why shouldn't it be? termined lovc (or the trees in front T THE COUNTRY ESTATE of a distinguished Doubleday of the Royal for years, and chorus To any American, one thing is obvious: Women have as BIILTBI A editor, a small boy's head appeared over the fence, and this affection at dawn and dusk. rOWLER. Mr. and M,... Ralph. 1023 ~ooo a rigbt to wear skjrts as any men have. Onc attempt to get rid oC them Ginter Ave .. a ,Irl Wednesday at a meek voice inquired, "Please, Mr. Beecroft, ~ould I tlave my )4"",y Hospital • . The real point is, they're boDJly lassies and make a braw arrow back?" , was the use o( high (requency O·NEIL. Mr. and Mrt. Jo~P" . 1l.R. 7• sound waves. The idea was that a bey WednesdlO)' at Mercy Hospital. bano. ."Certainly, my boy," re- [ D'ATH8 • Ow sound waves would give the BONNUEN. "I,n". n. Kln,bleton • sponded the editor with that " birds a headache. Tuesday at Unlv"ndly Ho. pltall. THURSDAY, AUGUST 23. J956 spontaneous love for th~ KLEIN. Everett. 50, South En1llla", But tho high frequency waves Tu"od.y at University HOIPllals. young that has made him caused vibrations in the false teeth LlNDJ:R. MI .. Emm" G., a. R.R, I. Wednesd.y al ;,ome. Dial 4191 Ir...... te ..I'.I~" .. DIal 4191 II,..... nel ru.he famous. "Wher~ is it?" of hotel guests and each Ume the Pe,e" _'WI "ems. ._mtn', '&Ie , ..r Dall,. I •••• II,. 1!M ..... Til_ ."KIAOS UOENSE8 lte•••• r ...... ~.m~ .. lo I. Til. Dally 0.11,. I...... olrnla...... ,.... nl. "I think," said the small generator was run, telephone calls CARTER. Robert D.. St. ond Dorothy h..... UI..... 1 .fllt.. ar. I. I". I" t"~ C_ ....lnU... Ce.~r. .. poured into the desk from distrcss A. LANGENBERG, :&I. both of Iowa C ...... lt ...... C."I ,...... t .... I ...... I , ...... , boy, "that it's stuck in one CILy • ..... " 'rI'.,. of your cats." cd guests seeking dentisls (or sud DVORAK. Jim. 11. and 5.ndr. PLACE, DAILY IOW"N EDITOILIAL STAr, den toothaehes. II, both or navenport. Acttn,l Edllor ...... PIl\.1 H. Jc DAILY 10,.."N ADVEILTrIlIHO STAn' ...... PINCH. Dllryl L.. II. and NMlcy J. Maha,in, Edllor . .• ... Dan IlInson Bu In.. Mancer E. John Kollman .. AnoUler blufI tried by Fischbcck DllAHOVZOL. 18. both of Cedar Rap City !:eIllor ...... Ilcryl Flemlnll Correspondent . at ~ the also (ailed miserably. He hoisted Ids. Nt! .. Edllor ...... EII.n Fernandez Gordon Wadawortb UECJ:. Don 1... M. .nd Mary Rae SpoN Editor ...... I Jim Nay Congressional Library in cals ~ cages, trying to scare 0(( DAUBER, 22. ""th 01 Iowa CIty. Editorial Pile A ..·t .. Bill MeC ... ker WULER, Ken.ne'" B .. _, and RIta J . II lUI... Washington vows he heard ') the noisy birds. GRAY. It. boTh of Iowa Clly. AIIDT BlIaUlI SubeertpUon ra.... - by cam"" In a Westerner . in a btoad- %==~~~ The Mynahs, said Fischbeck, POLICE OOllaT Jowa CI~y. 25 cents weekly or SI per O. just laughed at the poor felines. STEEN, Melvin J •• West Liberty. plea ,....r In advance; six months, " .Z!; ClJIC:llLAnOMI brimmed sombrero call to 6-'13 '::::::::!O;;:~:::;:~_rJ , 01 ",Jlty to duu'... of "'-In•• 40 til..., mo"ths, f2~ . By mal In 10WII, his wife, "Hey, Jennie, come mph In 25 n.pb zone. fined ,15 and .. ~r ye.r; six montha. 15; 'three MEMBER of th" ASSOCIATED PRESS FUNERAL FRIDAY 15 co.ts. months. $); all other m.1I oubtlcrlp Tht! A5s0d.ted Prete I. entitled n over here and look at this Gettysburg Bible!:' BANGS. Larry G.. Forestview Trailer tI"".!. $10 J)f!r year: six month., ...10; •c1u vrl,y to II", \UC lor ropubllaUon Funeral services for Dr. E. D. Court. plea .,f !fUllty 10 ehlt!'le or Ul"'f monUu. 13.%5. 01 .11 the local n!!WI printed In thts .. • * . Plass, (ormer head of SUI Depart PIIMlna In prohibited ..... fined ,3 "".,.".....,r .1 well at an AP news The fcur-year-eld daughter of Ad'man Philip otrt.ldo and 15 eo!!! •. Pub\WJed d.l4< ""cepl Sunday and cIlt'palchea. Co~gtOD: ment o( ObslcLrics and Gynccology, DI8T&IO.T COVaT Mo~ay and Ieeal bolld.,.. by Siudent Westport, Conn., !liked her father how abe mtcfJt catch a bIrd. will be at 2 p.m, friday at Beelr SUI Empk>yes' Creclil UnJon flied • PubleaU_, In... Communleallone DoULt' IOWAJf IUPSaVIM.. rao. petition IIf equity for fDrftlOlltre of ....., . o.nkr. Iowa City, low•. Ellie.... _ ,"Sprlnlc1e salt on Its tail," he advlJcd. That evening .he oame homo IC.OOL 0' JOlI_A..... '''OIlL'!T mon·s. The Rev. R. J. Tinklen chattel ""","ue on ()ro~rt)' pur- • • . (AP WIr.,ble) ~ elul matter GIl tbe pon offle.. PuIlllIllU ...... LeIter G. 8em 'With four bIrds. - ., •. • • of ~rg . wllJ officiate with burial W at Jowa elly, lUlder.Jl\e act can j Belltert.l ~ •. . .. Arlhuc..lL..."=c'et'Ort. J!=er:r ~~~I• .,;U~UI!~ I THIS OLD E~YPTIAN, who. claims he Is 103, ,voluntlilroci .to ...... •• of Marcb a. 18'111. Circulation ...•.•.. Wilbur J>.terson :.. __~ . ~, ~~lt _~~~y~.~ted bv KI~l.~~a ~l·1I41~t ...:.-. (ollow in Oakland- Cemctery . Inter... t. , _ .eeMS ttlo SUtl Canal, which he says he helped di9. By Maver Preciicfs Olympic LEADS THE WAY --- • Alan • Giants'Tlp' Braves ' ~~~o~:~e:s Place at Age 45 e Tribe Pilot WAS~GTON IA'I- Stella Walsh Obon, 45 and a women' track and ' u field star (or a quarter of a century, boldly predicted Wednesday she'll make the U.s. Olympic team Saturday at final trials in Washington. - I!!'\n S Fli ~~~:~~I:odTnd;!nsm;.~~ Stella ay her 45 years will not make too much differeDce. 2 1'-' I ~ I Dusty t lID 1956, AI Lope~ WIll lender his ''I'm ao athlete and I've always kept in hape." she said. ''1'\'e rc ignation JS manag r at the end my heart on qualifying and I'm oC the season, lhe Associated P~ confident I will." IBM t Ct' S, e L ·arned Wedn.! day. She ha abandoned plan to enter ar a ap aln Broo k R cis A source always found to be reo liable aid the Indian,' front 01· several vents_ Instead, he'U con· From Olympics fice i a 'aloe oi Lope!' inlenliOll centrate on the 200-meter run. I I , II b The trials will decide who wins CmCAGO 181 - The Central WI · ~; ral y ~~~iiS e:::c;~~n~l~lt~nugccS:c::. in· a berth on the women' track team A.A.U: Wedne~ay barred William _ _ . T. Sm.th, eaptam of the 1,s6 Olym· The informant al 0 ald he knew rcpreseoUng this country 10 the pic wr tJing team from Olympic • of two men under consideralion. Olympic Game in Australia Ih competition beea~ he reportedly He named Joe Gordon. the former 2, 3Games fall. had a paid coaching job inc L952 tar cond bll3erean oC the 10' dian and /'lew York Yankee, and Stella mi ed a try fo~ the 20(). at a Rock I land, m., high schOol. MILWAUK[!:E IA'I-Du!'ty Rhodes meter final in the National AAU Marvin I. Thomas, chairman oC singlcd home the winning run in Jimmy Dyk ' . eOl'ch or thc Cin· the Registration Committee, said, the sixth inning to give the last· cinnati Redtl'gs, who has spent ooe Women's Championship last Salur- .. mith did not produce any credit. place New York Gia nLs a 2·L vic third of hi 50 year Ii a manager. day in Philadelphia. able evidence to alter the fact " he tory over (he National League L7 in lh· Anl~ric2'n I llgue with Competing for her nalh'e Po- received payment for the coaching Chicago, Phil:ld.?lphia and B~tI front-running Milwaukee Braves land. she won the lOG-meter run in job_ Wednesday. morl.'. However, Thoma aid Smith can The dereat cut the Braves lead This has not been a happy season the 1932 Olympics, before rna L oC appeal the eommittee's d cision at ol'er Brooklyn :lnd CinCinnati, who (or Lopez. who may for th first hcr rivals next Saturday w r thp Central A.A_U. conl'ention in boUI won, to 2 and 3 gdmes. lime In hi :.ix year Cleveland born. ChleagQ next month. If the appeal LefUlander Diek LilUl.!!ield yield ... reign finish with fewer Ihan 90 vic· To quam)' Saturday, SteUa must Is turned down. Smith, now living PUKE ed nine kits to the Braves, but he ,,, .. Wlrepb.le) tode . The enial natiw oC Tampa, finish in the first three in the 200 in Rock Island, may appea\ to the SNIPER, got the decision OIU another lefty, DUSTY RHODES' I.ft·fi.lder of the N.w York Giants (rllht" anet flo .. I regnrdcd a onc of th best met rs in better than 25.3 seconds. , na(jonal body, Thoma added. of BROOKJ.YN, ~- ' teamm.te D.ryl Spencer, sMrtst09 ("ft l, lust min collidint whil. pilots In ba ' ball. WHO 'j(JPPL.IEO /lE'#j 81'/1 EVER Taylor Philli[lS, the Milwaukee Stella came to thl country when rookie who now has a 3-2 rccord. chuin, a pop foul oH tho bat of Donny O'Connell of .... Milwauke. inre coming to CIHIT" ","0 FO(/I? With one out. Foster CasUeman Ws.I, Lahti-hin" an American OF 7"I!E LeA6(/E rllFY 1,1 one country to compele for an· Philippin.es, ,he number four rank· YEARS IN A ROW. singled, mowd to second on Red Leagu record 01 LIl viclories. olher. Ing featherweight. WERe STIlt. 11117: Schoendienst's Infield out and. after Willie M:lY;:; was purposely - passed, scored on Rhodes' single. Ex-Teammates To The Giants had stepprd into UIC lead in the second inning with the "~IEaI CMo/ LE"O E • "TION.\L LE Clash in Amateur W 1. 1'.'. OB W ,. OB ( II' tirst run or Ihe game. But tho New T.rlc: 11 4~ .fl.W t\llIwlulee • , '71 ,ft Braves matched it in their half on C,... , ••• ..... ~. .~" . ~I~ B, ..kJ ,n .. I;l/ n . Golf Quarterfinals Chlcillo ...... f.:l ~1 .MI 1!'iI Clnef.".U ;. I!II a Joe Adcock's leadoff double fol· Ro . lon ,,~ AI .M '! I' .. Leul ..1I3 80 .... ., ST. PAUL. Minn. l.fI - Form r lowed by Bobby Thomso:,'s single. Doh.1t .. . 1 .n. ,!"J Phll ••• lphl. ....l #1 .174 "Itl Walker up teammate Fred l Ralthnott r'i:i II'U~ _11 8 ~ I Plttab.r.h .\1 aK •• !y tli, Ntw Yor" . ... \) ,. .., DOO--:! .,. ,., " ' ..bln.ton 4n US . 4 1 ~ ~1'~ e .. I.... . 1~ ., ... r! Wright and J. Wood Platt hune MIl ..... k.. .. '110 ...... "6 0 J
"Re·tooling" in the c1as room is nece sary so the growing numbers ... oC Am rican children may be taught more and belter, a national group of educator tre d Wednesday at Iowa Lake ide Laborat.ory. Film , television, radio and small·seall· models hould be regarded as essential toots to meet a "wid· '--- ening and deepening curriculum." The public is too oCten likely to regard a classroom motion picture. 'Dismissed' for instance, as a kind oC mechani· cal baby sitter. conference memo bers staled. Such a device. pro· Ti.ckets When perly presented, becomes an eCfN;· .. . live bridge between the child's di· rect experience and his ability to handle words in textbooks and Asked: Judge newspapers, they e x p I a I ned. OMARA ~Presiding Municipal Schools hould adop~ as many pro. Judge Patl'lct O'Connor said Wed· duction tN;hnlques oC the pOpular nesday he has dismissed traCCic media as can be worked into the tickelf when a,Ued to do so by learning proce'sses, it was ob· oth~r oCCiclals. served. "U I get tickets Crom other offi· Children come to school /lOwa· clals - from the City Hall or from , days with different emotional the CourthoUIlC - and they say the lAP Wlro,ltek) .. ets" for learning. the educators tickets should be dismissed, I dis. IKE BANNERS AND SLOGANS jOin ,t.t. ,t.nd.rds aboy. y.lIin, explained. They have become ac· miss them," he said. del .....' .. Mr. Elsenhow.r w., pl.cod in nomin.tion for a second customed to learnlng from outside preaidontill t.rm. R.p. Ch.rles H.lIeck, Indian., nomln.ted fh. DON'T GET The Omaha World Herald sold I Pre.id.nt. sources. Itli check indicated the judge had ______MARRIED, " "Modern youngtsers orten come disrnlssed 1,288 tickets since Jan. 1. ... without , ..Ing our compl ... to school with strange and unique Judge O'Connor said he did not Brid.1 Seryic:.s - Invltltlon., knowledge." commented Floyde E. question the recommendations oC Announc.ments, Imprlnt141 N.,. Brooker, executive secretary of the Tax Committee Studies kin" W.ddin, Books, ''Thank ( 1 .. hOlD) officials who senl tickets to him 4,5410 MtLES FROM HOME: .n ".rI,ln.I" SUI Scottish Hlght.nder, Prof. L.on K.r.l. rIght, t.11es with NEA's Department oC Audio-Visual ror dismissal. You" Not .., W.ddin, Pheto., .tc, Dorothy Dow, A4, Ft. M.dlson, .nd Bill Ademson, pipe mlior of the Highl.nder5. Ker.I • • f the Uni· Instruction. He called attention to Asked if his duty didn't require v.... ity .f MI,sourl, I, In London .n I Fulbright .w.rd. a New JerliCY study which revealed hearing testimony {rom arresting HAL L'S ,------. more first graders were able to New Income Tax Setup officers and other witnesses, he 127 South Dubuque spell "bef;r" than "house" because said: DES MOINES "" - The Iowa oC their at·home learnings via tele· lot better und 'r thl' adiusted gross ~~~~~~~~~~~:~ vi ion. "1 aSSlll11e that the Commission. ' Legislature's 'f.:lxaUon ~tudy Com· income tax than a saIl'S tax in. ' i 'Original' Highlander ·State Fair Besides the interest.arousing and er hod somebody complain to him mittee W(!dnt!sd3Y diseu sed the cl'ease." said Robert H. Johnson. j Ufl bl th ho Id be dis propos(!d 1 per cenl adjusted gross widening curriculum aspects of the d SUI associate proCessor of econom' problem, there is also the labor· ~Isa:. I'~ iakl:: the :alice com: income tax but took no tinal action. misslol\er's word. He's the head In lead, the 12-member commit· ics. Need a saving aspect. Teachers need l Greets Present Group Ready To labor·savlng equipment just as the oC the Pollee Department." l lee merely deeided to have a bill housekeeper and thc craftsman do, Police Commissioner Henry Boe· drafted that :t "crn look at" and One oC Ule original Ul Scollish JII ghlonders met the current group olle conferee remarked. sen aid, "There always have been which could be incor'poraled into New Home? of Highlanders in London last week, 21 years and 4,500 miles from the tickets taken care oC and there al.' the state income tax structure "as 1Ar- In respect to the future role oC Edward S. Rose Financing is now available Highland r's birthplace. Iowa City. Open Friday educational leI vlsion . ..the conCer· ways will when it is justified." a source of revenue" by the Legis· Did you hear the eonyention last Prof. Leon Karel of the University of Mi ouri Music D parLm nt, a ence noted that It wl\J oCten receive He said he had "taken care" oC lature. wHk? Are you listening thl' lor certain students and resi· gradU:lte of SUI. was one of Lh DES MOl E SiA'I - Th Iowa attention. to the Degl~t of other .about 200 traffic tickets this year. Rep. Blythe Conn (R·Burling· w•• k? Cony.ntlon, are of Int.r· dent physicians. first students who form d the ori. .st In mlny ways - how.Y.r, I StDte Fair came to liCe Wednesday worthwhile ~aching d~vlces, be· Judge O'Connor said he would ton ., subcommittee chairman, pre· ginal 6·man SUI Scottlsh Highland· In prcpar:lllon (or the formal open· cause of Its newness and its heavy would Ilk. to int.rest you In this er group at Lhe University in 1935. not. appear at a meeting oC other scnted the propo 01 anI:; a "an al. wly: I.t u. hay. the plulur. of Why Pay Rent? Farmers Ing Friday. support by foundations. Although municipal judges today. They had ternative device again tal cent servin, you. You may n.. d The on of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. t('levislon has a Iremendous po~n· Karel, Riverside, he has been voted to ask him for an explana· sales tax increase or the service 10m. dru, or medicine or tho Phon. 1-41145 Ole Olsen and Chic Johnson, the tial educationally, Lhe conference FILLING of your PRESCRIP· studying in Europe for a year on a com~dy team that will headlin~ the urged It be regarded as on~ of tlon of the dismissed tickets aL tax." that meeting. The propos