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a just ~ ·75-149. The Frondizi Makes P 64 golfers .Group iped Out obert Davis the tourney: Desperat~ Bid es had a 78- istered a 71. To Calm F'oes two HoustoD French Used Jack Cupit, G.~P/S Jump Starkweather Dies of 136. Free EnterpriSe Now In Coritrol Thousands DS BUENOS AIRES, Argentina IA'I Party:To Back In Electric Chair - EmbaUI/ld Prll~ident Arturo Frondizl molded a Cree enterprise BULLETI : Lincoln, tay th execution. CabUlet Wednesday around a new State/s Rights. Of Troops economics czar in a desparate bid Mas murderer Chilrle. tark- Guy tarkweather, th killer's weather. calm and oltno t cocky fath r who attended th two·min· to appease military foes thirsting Administration Officials ut court Ion at which Judie 31 Rebell Killed, for his ouster, to the end, p Id with his life at SJX'ncer announced hi d c1slon, 15 Captured He coaxed Alvaro Als0i.aray, 46, Opposed The Bill J2:05 a.m. Thur;;day for 0 killing aid he wuuld. k d\'lce on a an engineer and army man turned WASHINGTON LfI _ House Rc- rampage that hocked the notion po, ible n xl teD - pr umably ALCIERS til - A recld Iy politician, Into taking command of publi cOJl.'! jumped the EI nhow r eighteen JU!lnlh ago, a~u~~penl to the t te Supr me attackin, r MI band ha been -Argentina's faltering economic tropped and wiped out on the oul· program. administration line in drove Wed· Death in the electric chair clos('(.\ lie hnd at that tim b klrts of th port of Bont'. the A1sogaray Is chief of the small n sd,ay to h lp Southern Democrats out the infamou care r of th '20- ight hours to block th 3Icc:r~: French sold Wedrw'ld:iy night. civic independent party, . tate ,Ight bill. 225.J92, Y ar-old cx·gorbll8 haul r who I' chair xecution of th 2().year-old A communique r ported 3t reb­ Before accepting, he demanded conle ion involved him in 11 red.h ired youth cOD\'lcled In one 30 Republicans voted k 'f d k'll ' els w re kill d ond 15 captured ,and won control of the Labor Min­ DI e an gun I 109 • of 11 killing. aUributed to him. Wedne day a Ihou nd or Fr nch lstry, which often has checkmated ARGENTINA'S NEW ECONOMICS CZAR WITH NEWSMEN-Aivaro AI.ogaray, 44, c.nt.r, talk. with agaJnst th bill , which PresJdent The Nebraska Supr m R buff d once In their appeals troop, upported by Jet pion Economics Ministry plans. newlmen at Government House in Buenos Wednesday aft.r Argentin. Pr•• ident Arturo Fron4lzl a,. Ei enhower's top Justice Depart. Wedne day refu d to stay all th way to th United Stat. and tanks, cru, h d the ad"ance He will be labor minister tem· pointed him economics CIar for the nation's f.lt.rln9 economic program. Allog_ny, an .",I_r and ment orriclals repeatedly saiq weather's execution. upreme Court, Mr. and Ir , Guy toward the mnln 1cdit rrllnean porarily and ' will have the right army man turned politician, also was named labor minister on a t.mporary bull. Th. labor ministry would create a weller of uncer. The deci ion of th court SlAlrkwealher went olaln to the city In a t rn All ril. to select the I;lbor minister later often has checkmated economic. ministry plans. tainty and litigation over federa l about 3', hours before the d 11th LancC'. ter County Di tricl Court Fr Dch rmy officers aid pri . on as well as to pick six keymen and state laws in the ame fields. hour aDd cia ed lhe la t door to lIe than 12 hours before the oner revealed th band h d been for secretariats in his own minis­ 162 0 A total of Democrats al Starkweather in his att mpt to e· ch dul d ex cution. They asked dispatched a relnfo~em nt for try. voted "no. " cape the chair the court to stay hi fX cutlon nd the Kayblle Mountain or of c n· One of the nation's leading ex· Vote Urges The court actC'd after tark· order a n w trial. tral A1l1eria. These offic rs gave ponents of free enterprise thus Ike Chides Congress · SidJng with the III Democrats weather signed a reque, t for a Th Y l1e&~d n w e\'id nct' "ma· who voted for the bill - nearly all lay and hond d it to hIs f th r. -t rial to hi d (n .. ha be n no explanation, however, for the won an iron hand over economic r bel ' attack on the heavily popu· and social policies. from the South - were 114 Rcpub- Guy, with the clipped comm nt, di COver d on~ that oth r fact rs Opening 'Of lican . Among them wa GOP "Time i running short... warrant a r('tnal lat d Bone ar a. Frondi~i made the strategic po. For Failure To Hike Gas Tax A. The French aid no natiOnli t litical move in the face of mush­ House Leader Charles Hollcck Starkweather' plea wa~ that he . tarkweath. r has neYer denied of Indiana, spoke on the had not been adequately reprc- IDvOl\' m('nt In th klllln, but ha escaped In the eight·hour baltl rooming threats from di~grunfled who . WASHINGTON IN! - President ting ncw contracts by the end of Southerner' side during debate on sen ted at hi. trJal. that m'w evl. cont nd d that had he been prop· that nd d shortly after noon. mUtary men who have been ac­ Pay Records Eisenhower complained Wednes­ the summer. Fifteen more and the a key amendment. d nc had be n di. CO\' r d, that erly repr nt d , by coun el, h cusing his government of being day that Congress has put the District of Columbia must stop by Planes d r 0 p p e d incendiary WASHINGTON IN! - The Senate The senior RepubJfcan member evidence had been withh Id al th would ha" recel\' d a III term bombs on the rebels Dd lnCantry. t~ easy on Communists and ex· nalional road·building program in the end of the year. Eleven wUl Rules Committee voted Wednesday of the Judiciary Committe , Rep. trial, and tilat statements which In, teo.d of th d ath penally. dictator Juan D. Peron's followers a critical, $4.2 billion jam by not suspend by July 1960, The re­ b cked up. by tanklJ, stormed their its unanimous appro val of a Will iam M. McCulloch of Ohio, was inflamed lhe jury had b' n r ad CUrll Ann FUllate, now 15 y ars hastily con tructed position. ~\\o are aUei,ed to be imbedded measure thal would require making boosting the gasoline tax. maining 12 will be unaffected un­ one oC the floor general!; of thc at the trial old, received a IHe nltnce for in the regime. til afler mid-l960. Ho wlv watched the air at· public the names and salaries oC And Congress shows no signs of forccs pushing for approval. This mo\' C 1)1 alter Lanca lrr hl'r part In the ,ame loying for Rear..AlUn. Iaaa'l R9las, a_pow· all Senate employes. ordering the 1',·cent-a·gaUon in­ H based his analysls on a which Stark 'eath 'r wa ord d l ckJ (rom Ir windows. erful chief in the" military move' crease he has asked, to pump port from Bertram D. Tallamy, The bill now goe to the Senate County Oi t. Judge Harry p ncer to dle-lhe hooting of Robert Jen­ Six French soldi rs dIed In th If the Senate goes along with wh re a similar mea lire died last refu ed to stay lhe cx cution. II ment that overthrew Penon in more money into the interstate federal highway administrator. 'd th t led I d . d h • en, Bennpt, pb.,. chool boy. operation, Ih Fren.ch IBid . The the committee's move to strip yeaI'. It praVI cs a a era ha recelv t e ame type 0, Imm diatcly afl r Judlle pen. 1955, brought the complaints of away the secrecy that has con­ highway fund . Attached to it were reproductions number oC wound d was not given. Army, Navy and Air Force into the Without the increase, Eisenhow· of telegrams from highway com· law does not take over from a petition that th uprem Court c r turn d down the motion for Earll r army lOurc In Bone e aled the payrolls of most sena· state law in the same field unless rejected. new trial, Starkweather's lather, open Tuesday . night with a de­ tors, a list of all employes and er pictured the program as limp· missioners on prospects in their poke of 38 Fr nch ca uaJt Ie , el· mand that Fronditi resign. ing to an almost complete halt individual states. Congress ay! 0, specifically. or In Wa shington. Ju tiel' HUIIO in another d peralion effort, thr wounded or kill d, their salaries will be published fow' unle s the two statutes cannot be Black of the .5. Supreme ourt a ked the Di Irict ourt for a writ Interior Minister Alfredo Vitolo, times a year. over the nex t two years. In an at· Tallamy offered a batch o( fig· tempt to build a fire under Con· reconciled. also refused to stay th execution of error coram nobi , all glng hi The h avlly outnumbered Tebels most outspoken of Frondizi' s de· The first such report by the ures to show that unless Congress swept. pa t two small army po ts fenders, retorted tJiat the Presi· gress, he said this is the picture knocks down the financial road· It wa variousiy de crlbed a 9 after receiving a petition Ilsking on was ill gaily d lolned. iecretary of the Senate would cover di sclosed by a Commerce Deparl· weapon pointed at civil right and for a chanc to lry the constitu- Judlle pencer promptly deni d at dawn, Mter cuttlni th ir way dent would not quit and that Rojas the three months trom July 1 to blocks, the' states will get not a ment poll of state hi ghway com­ labor legislation, a reaIfirmation of 1I0nai a peet of the ea in the Ihis writ, 0 common law remedy through the lectrified lin or was proclaiming a caU for subver· Sept. 30 this year. It wo uld have penny of the $2 1,2 billion of fed­ barbed wire along th Tuni ·ian· missioners: eral help authorized for the year th Constitution, a slap lit the U.S. state courts. Earlier thi week. u d to bring into th r cord mat. slon. to be published by Nov. 30. Algerian fronU r. Ten states will have lo stop let· sLarting July. 1960. This would Supreme Court and a leap Into th the court rerus d to review tark· let which cou ld not brought In The committee's action is in line dark. with unpredictable eCfect on weather's case, by any other method. French troops in thc arca quick­ with a petition to the Senate early mean they would be lacking amounts ranging from $8l% million scores oC {ederal and state enact· Judge p ncer aid Starkweath- 1\ had b n Rnticipated that tho ly d ploy d \0 cul of{ ttl it ad· this month by the American So· ments. er's plea to him was " not sup· elder tarkweather's n xt lep vance toward Bone. a city of abollt Steel Talks ciety or Newspaper Editors for Deleware to ,2.51,2 million for Goldfine To CaJifornia. The is ue of communism and ported in any way by one lata of would be an appeal 10 th State ISO.OOO. (ASNE) . • subversion contributed to the mo- evidence." upreme Court. but no uch move The petition , presented by ASNE For the year beginning July I, The rebel a saull was th lar,· Reach New tlon which frequently charged the The judge also held that he had been made up to the time President J. R. Wiggins. vice presi. 1960, the states would get no .more e I ever made on a big Algerian Stand Trial than $500 million out of $2.2 billion three·day debate. . lacks autJlOrity the offices clo ed at 5 p.m. dent and executive editor of the - - ",- clly. In 1956 a smaller band ap. Stalemate Wjlshington Post, said payroll sec· authorized. proached the oulskirt of Tlem­ NEW YORK (II - Th~ steel la· recy "protects against disclosure For Contempt So for the two years, t~e au· cen, a city of 50,000 In northwe t bor crisis decpened Wednesday the acts of those who may have il­ thorized allotments would be Algeria. night with an industry assertion it legally, improperly or recklessly WASHINGTON (.4'1 - Bernard slashed $4.2 billjon. The auacl on Bone apparently is unwilling to grant any boost in disposed of public money." Goldfine, gift-giving Boston in­ Highway mohey has been a was intended to show both Algeri. labor costs. It called for an in­ Senate payroll secrecy became dustrialist, Wednesday lost his feuding point between the White ons and the out ide world that definite extension o{ present union an issue early in this session of bid to avoid standing trial on an House and Congresa . lor months. the 4 ~~ ·yearo()ld rebellion is still contracts. Congress after disclosure that a IS·count contempt of Congress in· Eisenhower has asked repeatedly nourishing, David J. McDonald, Steelworker'S number of House members had dictment. since January that' Congress hike union president, said the union's relatives working for them. The Federal District Judge James the gasoHne tax to 4~ cents a l71·man Wage Policy Committee payrolls of House members arc W. Morris rejected a multi­ g/lllon, effective July I, &0 a. to Loveless Opposes will convene Thursday anq give Ihe open for inspection. pronged' defense attack on the in· head off a deficit in the hl,hway union's answer to the exten,sion Now, it is left up to individual dictment. He will meet Monday fund. Taking Firemen proposal. senators to decide whether to dis­ with opposing counsel to fix a date "I am deeply concerned," be He declined to say what course close the salaries of their em· for Goldfine's trial. said in the latest statement, "that OH Diesel Engines he will recommend in the new ployes . Some senators in recent The trial has been delayed pend· no action has yet been taken on stalemate. He made it clear he Celt months have made public this in· ing outcome of th e defense attack this proposal." DES MOINES (II - Gov. Her­ frustrated by the industry position. formation about their helpers, but schel Lovele opposes the elimi­ He noted Ihat under the pro· on the indictment. Goldfine's law· He said neither of the alterna­ most have not. yers contended, among other nation of firemen on railroad die­ posed extension there was no pro· tives receiving attention in Con· sel engines. A suit to force open senators' things, that th House subcommit· gress wouid be acceptable to him, vision to make any eventual con· "'lbe move to eliminate a second I payrolls, flied by Scripps·Howard tee on legislative 0 v e r s i g h t tract gains retroactive to July 1. man !rom the cab of modem high newspaper writer Vance Trimble, framed the questions Goldfine' reo Present contracts expire June 30. speed locomotive engines would 1m. was dismissed here earlier this fused to answer from information No furl her union·lndustry bar· month by U.S. Dist. Judge Alex· Floods Leave pair safety of operations." Loveless n.ining talks were scheduled. Mc· illegally obtained through eaves· wrote in a letter to E. S. Anderson ander Holtzoff. The judge said the dropping, and Goldfine's right to DOnald said he wanted to continue payrolls are not public records. 187 Known Dead of Boone. 'negotiations, but they had not been privacy was violated while he Anderson is the field repre!enta· conferred with his lawyers. agreed upon by the Industry. In Red China live o( the Brotherhood of L0co­ The industry position was out­ 'More Education, Judge Mo ris will meet Monday motive Firemen and Enaine.men. lined by R. Conrad Cooper, execu· with opposing counsel to fix a date TOKYO III - A devastating "It would be a serious mistake tive vice president of U.S. Steel Less Training for Goldfine 's trial. flood that has taken at least 187 to take action in the name of Corporation and chief negotiator Judge Morris said, "It is cer­ lives in Red China's southern provo economy and efficiency which for the naUon's top steel prodUcers. Needed - Profs tainly understandable that the de­ ince of Kwanglung bOre down on would enhit the city of 1~ by the proposal to reduce train would postpone a shutdown, and practice teaching and called for if convicted on the charges in the million people soon. I crews by one man." the governor provide time for contin~ nego· more study of the subjects to be indictment. " Flood crest at the point where wrote. tlations. Either side, he sold. could . taught. They ridiculed what they But Morris said, "He cannot the two rivers meet 30 miles west terminate the extended contracts called the excessive time future thereby wholly escape the conse· of Canton were reported to have on 10 days noUce. leachers pend learning how to quences of his refusal to answer risen nine feet above the dan,er Lloyd - Geneva The induatry seemed to give the teach. pertinent questions propounded by level. The radla said 'this was 22 union little room for hope, however, The speakers were G. Baley the subcommittee in its authorized inches above the crests recorded Disappointing that continued bar,alnlng under Price, chairman of the mathe· inquiry into facts necessary for in disastrous floods of 1956. LONDON III - Foreign Secre­ extended aJreementa would yield matics department of the Univer· proper legIslation. Hours after th6 crest was sup­ any labor ,alnl, sity of Kansas; Harold L. Clapp, tary Selwyn Lloyd laid Wednesday posed to strike there was no fur· f.Uure of the Big Four foreign Cooper laid, "The companies' head of of the division of language ther news - possibly because of miniIters 10 agree 110 rar 011 Her· position tha, there be nb employ· and literature at Grinnell College; washed out communications or be· ment COlt Inc ....se Is unchan,ed." and Werner A. Baum, dean of the Un is disappointing, "but 1 Intend Weather cause the Peipillg regime normal· to fO on trying. McDonald Baid the union has graduate school of Florida State ly Is reluctant to give out disuter submitted a "nonlnnaUq;'ary pro· Universily. reports. "U we are able to ,et qree­ posil to the companle. Df specific They were on the program of meDt on BerIiD it eoul4 opeD the character," but declined to .ay the a\lnual conference of the Na· Forecast WI)' 10 qreement on wider is­ What il contain.. tional Commission on Teacher Ed- SeCURITY ~RT sues." be IIid in a report to the TIle new developments deflated ucaUon and Professional Stand· POllible AMMAN til - Jor~'s Parlla. HOUle of Cemmoas on the Geneva reports ~at had spreaa earlier in IIrds. The conference was set up ment has set up a state security negottatiolll. the day that a break in the dead· 10 lIive profcsslonal eduactors - tribunal to try crimes a,alnst se· Lloyd llid the WetterD Allies lock appeared Immfnfnt~ and thaI the people who teach teachers - Showefs TheM ,Irl. ceulclft1 tilMl .n old Iwlmmin' ""., but they did find a rain Ita".... LIM. (11ft) ..... KIthy curity, includin, spylDl and Com· sbould DOt .. to stay 'Ill in Welt the ne,otiator. at 1'8 had started a chan~e to exchange views with L.v.1 CM teach the ..., foIki • I...... : W'- the... ' .....,. of wwk piled lIP en a !let, humW My, munlst activities. There will be no lust BerIiD for mllJtary. JII'OP'I.ada or tradlni. some of their most severe critics, Middle 80's appeal. paUM • little while and ceeI ....-0.11' I",...... Ity Blal .. Ln", iIItelU&ace nIIIIIL 'Th~'Doily Iowan Iraq In EconQmic Dif icultYi News Digest ISUI Dentists 1 Va

Page 2 THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1959 Iowa City, Iowa , ,. I Wages Down, Says Economist . .. Bound· ;.:.1\. ' . To The Dally Iowan is written and edited by ltudenu and II governed by a board of five stuaenc trwtee, elected bJi Highway Commission Votes To Act ''1'': : .. 'he Itudent body and four faculty trustees appointed bll the pres/dent of fhe University. The Dally Iowan, Claims National Production Has Dropped Against Power Lines On Interstate editorial poliCy. therefore. II not an expression of SUI administration policy or opinio". In any particular. 40 Per Cent Since Last Julys Revolution AMES IA'I - The Iowa Highway Commission voted Wednesday For Alaska Tu ~ to seek a declaratory judgment to prevent the Iowa Power and Light Working as part-lime hunters. Dr. • Nati By STAN CARTER With a 55O-million ruble loan re­ Co. from building a high voltage power line along the interstate Alton K. Fis/ler, professor and head Packa highway in the Des Moines area. or oral pathology. and three assist­ ROME IA'I - Iraq is in serious ceived from the Soviet Union, the lectur( The State Commerce Commission last week authorized the pow­ ants will resume a government­ on "0 ~ e~onomic difficulty. Iraqis hope to further industrial­ ~i~· ~i er company to erect a 161,000 voll transmission line along about 21 financed project that began in 1958 Persul A private economist estimates ize the country. At the official on the barren coast of Alaska. The rate. 550 million rubles equals miles of Interstate Highway 35-80, The nalional production has dropped SUI researchers will study the rate to api ~~ 40 per save toward a new vision of SUI staff members. The The price is the highest ever paid at an art auction. Fisher plans to return to Iowa with most of the industry owned high school workshop is scheduled Dealer Leonard Koetzer. acting as agent for an unnamed British City Aug. 1 The others are sched· had not expected to find. start when they get out. Once the sentence has by the government - and most to end July 18, with an alternate uled ot return Sept. 1. of it losing money. teacher's program ending Aug. 12. collector, made the winning bid after beating down American com­ Judge Samuel Leibowitz, in a magazine been served, the record is clear; they do not petition. article, tells how he was permitted to talk with necd to tell a prospective employer of their "The picture is worth considerably more than I gave for jt and Physician To Talk my backer was prepared to go much higher if necessary," said legal authorities, observe a criminal trial, visit record. They are psysically and psychologically Koetzer. He refused to give a clue to the name of the mysterious At Conference a prison and make tape recordings of all inter­ ready for a new start. 'Good Listening- buyer. Participants in the cleft palate conference to begin today at SUI views. After spending a day observing all parts of will hear a noted physiCian speak The length of time an accused person may be the prison, Judge Leibowitz was met, as he Today On WSUI on factors believed to be involved MAN AT NIGHT. a psycholo­ by Debussy and Pelleas et Mel­ in the cause of cleft lips and held before being charged or tried, the lack of started to leave, by a large delegation of pri­ Long's Attorney Denies Move gical thriller produced by the isande by Sibelius; altogether a , palates. adequate defense counsel, and the poor excuse soners. Their interpreter explained that he pretty nice bunch of tunes. Dr. Jo rf Warkany, attending BBe World Theatre, will be pediatrician at the Cincinnati Gen­ for a jury mad~ their court procedures seem was the first American to visit the prison and heard this evening on WSUI at 8 p.m. Adapted from the novel To Free Governor This Week eral and Cbildren's Hospitals and archaic, but, when he visited the prison, he was they wanted him to have a bouquet of flowers "Les Visages de l'Ombres" by NO TRIO* TONIGHT: * Not to be professor of research pediatrics at * BATON ROUGE, La., (d'! - The chief attorney for Louisiana Gov. the University of Cincinnati, will amazed at the advanced methods used and and samples of tlleir handiwork. Pierre Boileau and Thomas Nar­ heard are Horace Heidt and the cejac Qwhose best known novel Musical Knights (dance music?). Earl K. Long spiked reports Wednesday that he would try to free the speak at 8 p.m. Thursday in the at the results being acllieved. This experience was in sharp contrast with was filmed as Diabolique"l. Sing Along With Mitch (vocal governor from a mental hospital before scheduled court action at medical amphitheater of General week's end . Attorney Joe Arthur Sims, top man on the n·member Hospital. An interested person are the many visits he had made to American "Man at Nnght" was prepared music, if you ,sing), and the CIi­ Instead of drab, dirty, stone buildings for radio by Anthony Jaun quot Club Eskimos (music with legal staff for the 63-year-old gov- welcome, hOUSing sullen men, the prison was more like prisons. It was, of course, also in sharp contrast Skene. The complete perform­ a cool sound>. ernor, said he would attempt such with what Russian prisons were until the last ance lasts approximately ninety a well-equippeed factory with clea,,", comforta­ minutes and will be followed by a move - if he thought it would Erbe Tells Peace' Officers five years. If we compare this with pur news * wor.k. ble dormitories, recreation facilities, civiJian something of a contrast: a selec­ POST* MERIDIAN * MUSIC: stories of prison riots and huge tax bill~ for tion of the favorite poems of Bri· (rom 1 p.m. to 3:55, Adventures Sims indicated that he would not clothes, adequate food, study programs and more and "stronger" prisons, it makes one won­ tish composer Benjamin Britten in a Perambulator by John AI- interfere with legal processes that (at about 9:30 p.m.l. Of Phone Law Procedure pleasant bedrooms for the married men to use der, "Who's archaic now?" - The Columbia den Carpenter, Concerto for Oboe have a habeas corpus hearing on and Small Orchestra by. R. tap at Covington Friday where Attorney General Norman Erbe a violation of the provision is a when their wives come (at government ex- M'issouria II. Strauss, Symphony No. 3 10 G. . . outlined for Iowa peace officers misdemeanor. FROM* THE *BOOKSHELF: * A Minor by Roussel. Symphony No. Long WIll. ask a state dlstnct court Wednesday the procedures they Touching on new laws the offi· new book for reading was still . 4 in A Major by Mendelssonn, to free him from the mental hos· must follow to avoid violation of cers will be called upon to enCorce. The Hen That Ldid The Surplus Egg in thc process of selection at the Piano Quartet No. 3 in C Minor pital at Mandeville. the new telephonc tall law aCter the attorney general stressed the time of this writing, which may by Brahms and Symphony No. The application for the hearing making arrests. Importance of the new highway seem to imply that the same per­ 98 in B Flat Major by Haydn; before Judge Robert . Jones con­ Though the law does not require speed law. Secretary of AgricuJture Ezra TaIt Benson maud are no longer very applicable to the son writing this column is charg­ from 6 to 8, Battle of the Huns tended Long is confined in a lonely ed with selecting a book and just the arresting offlcer to advise the He said that Iowo's new speed seems to bo in hot water once again. This time solution of the farm surplus problem. by Liszt Quartet No. 6 by Bee- ward at Southwest Louisiana Ment­ arrested person of his right to call had nqt got around to it yet. That tho ven. Roman Festival by Res- al Hospital iLlegally. law is lhe most liberal he has his predicament concerns the age-old problem The American public seems to be eating just just might be the way it is. What­ a lawyer or relative, Erbe sug­ heard of in ·tho nalion and cited the pighi, a Prokofiev piano concer- Sims' announcement had a damp. gested that officers do so in order approval oC the 70-mile-per.hour ever happens, there will be some­ to, Piston's Sixth. ening effect on reports in the Stale of the chicken and the egg. It seems ~at Ameri­ as many eggs as it cares to eat, and no more. f. thing read this morning at 9: 30 to avoid possible charges that maximum limit on primary roads a.m. even if it is Funk and Wag­ WSUI - IOWA OITY 0141 k/. Capitol that Long would leave the they refused to permit the call. as a mandate to officers Cor strict \ can chickens from Maine to California are hap­ more sensible solution, assuming, of course, Thurada,. Jun. 23, 10M hospital _ where he has been a nail's New College Standard Dic­ 8:00 Morning Chapel In the event that the person does enforcement. pily laying more eggs t11an the public cares to that Americans wiJI not respond to Mr. Ben­ tionary. (No fair peeking to see 8: IS News patient since last Thursday - al- not wish to' make a call at this 8:30 United Nollons most momentarily. Erbe prai ed approval by tho eat, despite sharply reduced prices. son's plea and begin virtually slicing eggs over how it comes out.l 9:15 Mornl", Music lime, Erbe advised the lawmen, I gi lature of th new four-year 9:30 Book.hel! The reports gained impetus when 10:00 New. it would be wise to have the per­ term for county offiCials. This Ezra has proposed a simple solution. Every­ their breakfast cereal, might be to eat the hen 10:05 Music the governor's wife,. who started son sign a Statement to the cUed gives lin officor time to settle down 12:M Rhythm Rambles the chain reaction that resulted in that he was gIven an opportunIty one is merely to eat more eggs. The idea, of tllat lays the surplus egg. Eugene McCarthy AFTER* THE * BOOKSHELF * IS 12:30 News and do a good job. he said, since OVER, lin announcer reads news­ 12:45 French Press Review the governor's confinement, sUpped to make such a call. he docs not have to campaign so (D. Minn) has proposed that the government 1:00 Mostly.Muslc out of the state Quietly lor I\lIrts course, is simplicity itseU. As more eggs are ical news (10 a.m.!. And from 3:5S News .:;- Erbe warned the of[lcers thaL frequently (or r leetion. buy up 15 million hens and feed the prolific then until noon you'll hear tune 4:00 Tea Time unknown. She would have been the violation of the telephone call law Further. he said the longer term consumed, the egg surplus will gradually di­ 5:15 Sportstlme , chief opposition witness at Friday's pullets to the school children of the nation. It after tune; such as these for 5:30 News may result in a fine or ImprIson· gives newly·elected o[flcers a . minish and prices will rise. musical muse (IOloo); Cantata 5:45 Preview hearing. since she signed the ap· ment or both. chance to tirn their jobs beCore would seem that in this way, the government . 6:00 Evenln, Concert plication asking his commitment. r No. 46 by Bach, Bachianas Bra­ 8:00 Dl"IIma The arrested person must make they must face another campaign. Unfortunately, and Mr. Be~son should know might finally get to the heart of at least one of silieras No. 4 by Villa·Lobos, 9 :00 Trio Sims said Mrs. Long's departure Erbe aid that most of the new 9:45 News Final "takes all tbe steam out of the the call himself, Erbe said, unl ess this well, simple principles of supply and de- our farm surplus problems. Concerto in D by Brahms, Danse 10:00 SIGN OFF laws appear to be in kceping with commitment." Other members of he is intoxicated or under 18 years the Long Camily, including Scn. of age. In either of these cases the the national trcnd oC granting more officer m st make tho call (or protection to per on accused oC ICTIpttOIl8. flO p6 "ear; lis IIIOn~ Make-lood service em mined papen Russell B. Long, CD·La.l, the gov­ 1he-1)oi1y Iowan tuo; ihree montba, ".111. I. not pouJble. but every ellO" wlU him. variolj ' crlinc . ! be made to correct errOll 'wllll the ernor's nepbew, have not com­ • next Issue. mented on the governor'li latest bid If the cull is long distance, the IRMal:a DAILY IO"AN .DlTOatAL ITAII'I' Ur)iversily Bulletin Board arrested person must pay the toll AUDIT BUa.AU Editor ...... Ted RIoIlJ1Uuell for releasll. 0 .. MIMBEa ar Ill. A8SOCIATED .allil UDIYerall)' BaliellD Bnr. Dotttel ma.' II, ree.lved, at The DIU)' JO"ID .r"ol. r II New. Eclltor ...... Ka" ttre.. The AssocllLted Pr.... II enUUed ex- Tlie bulletin on Long's condition charges. In cases where the ar­ cqCULATJONI City Editor ...... Marlene Jo ...... n aoom 20l CommDDleaUoDI V.D.... b, DOOD of .he day be'o", publlcallon. Tber School Counselors c:- elusively to the UN for republication •••• be tr ...... s1,ne' It, au .....11 .... alllo,r ., tbe or.... II.tI •• blllll released Wednesdoy said the tem­ r('stcd prrson doe$ not have money ~rb Editor ...... Doll Forsythe of all the local new. printed III thtI 'obU.I •••. Par.lr .....1 faDolllol ar••• 1 .U,IIII, f.r tbl .....1.0. el Pbotocrapher .... JoAnne Moore new"paper .. well .. aU ~ newl pestuous governor's condition is un· WIUI which to puy the charies. he PubU.hed dally except Sunda" .nd Society Editor ...... Mary Jann AHend Workshop Monday and legal hoUday. by Btu. dliPakhel. TRIKE WJLL be recreational rwjm- be elch 'l'u.lda, and Friday from 7:10 changed and tbat be continues to can make only a local call. dent• ~llcation.. Inc.. Communlca- mini at the Women'. Gym tl"l'lm 4:10 to 11:30 p.m. until AUlust 11. P1"O- Counseling and guidance ot pfOl­ tlo". t.r, rowa CIty, low.. tn- DAILr JOWAN ADVI:&TJlIlNG ITA .... DAILr JOWAN 8UPIBVISOBS 1'80111 to Dp.m . daily. vlded that no home vanity con teet cQoperate with physicians. However. Erbe ,ald. In the ca e Cered al second cIa.. matter at the Bua•• 11' ... Adv. DIredor ...... SCROOL 0' JOU&NALlIlM rAcunr • Is schedule(!. Ayall.b~ for members pective cotiege tudents is the suD­ · · ··· .. ·•• ·· ...... Mel The hospItal department added ot a person under 18 years or ago POst office at low. C~. under the Adams Publilher ...... John M. HarrisolL IF YOU 8UBSVRIB!D for a 1951 of the facully .•tarr. and student jecl or di CUB Ion at a special work. .ct of Conrrna of Ma I. 11'11. AdverU.lnl ~r .. . Jametl Clayton Eclltorlal ...... Arthur M. Satjdenon Hawkeye and heve not yet plckC:d It bodr. and their """Ll..,. arc the fol- strength to the rcports that Long or an intoxicated person who doc~ , ClasaUled Adv...... Larry Henne." Advertlslnl .. · ...... ,John Kollman uP. plCRKC do so a. lOOn .. possible low IIg: Tuebd"y nlghll-badmhllon. would be out oC tho hospital beCoro nol have tho money (or a neces­ hop for ,chool and coti(lge coun· Promotion M,;onall:r ..... Waller Barbeo Clrculatton ...... Wilbur Pelcl1lOR : .t %01 Commu\,lcHtions Celller. 8 • . m. handbpll. paddlcboll. .whnl1llll~. clol's lhls "'tell at HlJ 1. Dial 4191 ~ro~, noo" 10 mldniCht to ...... ' 10 5 pm . dbUy cKeep! s~tlll"!lay. lable knnl. ~lId ~,,"1.. f'rld,,)' l"riday with a statement thilt h sllry 10llg·dlstance call. the officer repol1 new. terns. women'. p~e T&UI'tUII, BOAaD OF IIUDEN'I'- /:i.nlon may atao ,d Utelr book.l nl,h ;- III Tuc~d"y aotlvl\lc •. could be re/eBbcd allY t.fmc on lho mUbt make the call ilnyway. II. WOl ksholf rJ.irlclw lit arc hear­ IleIU. t.r II\IIqUDcttneoll . to the • DAILY 10"U Cl&CULATJON PUBLICATIONII . " the same pIne. beaketbaJi al\ Paris partment of Health, Education and The mea ure, which a] 0 carries ~ree assist· I this ummer, according to Ray Sull.:' \\'ood-Hawktns; .. la\'oDic ~::~':~d lectures series Tuesday with 'a talk Welfare, and other agencies. money to finance the Labor Depart. over~ment­ on "Our Morality and the Hidden Brun , cit)· fore tel'. Folk uite," R :"V her Cam· The bill carrying $365 million ~e~t and vario~ oth r agencies gan In 1958 Persuaders." Elm bark bcetl art' nol nOli p!! tre from Suite 'ciluma," fari­ more than the Preident reque t d fIscal tart July 1, ~laska. The The first of three noted' writers I~n 1~. whle~ nuzzi·Harin,; .. alari," Waller ; dy the rate was approved 83-10. I $206 mLlhon bIgger lhan lhe active in (owa City, but th y have nd T ike' "Conqur r March," to appeal' in the series. Packard . b Hou_e had "oted. occurred in De Moine rt'Ccnlly tissues o.f will base his talk on his best seller, In an earh r key te t I'ote, teA nate-Hou e conference com. The combined A1)-Sta Music and could arrlv at any lime, h of finding "The Hidden Persuaders," which Senate. buried by a .1°.2 \'~te a mill will tak over next to try &rOup. will 'he a final concert at id in treat- tells how professional persuaders Republtcan lea~ r .hlp mo~e to to work out a compromi . , aid. 01 ni n July 3. accordiDl to use "motivational resear'ch" to cut the bill's malor Item - $3,551,- Dead bl' nebt> hould be prun!'d Fred rick C. Ebb , director of SUI Int Barrow manipUlate the subconscious mind 991,08L for health, education and from elm Ire and burn!'d or bur· B nd nd tilt> 1 ie Camp. ratory un­ of the American people into .buying welfare. e left-over i!'d. Elm wood may be k pt for their wares. . , As pa ed, the bill' total for Engle Lecturing fuel only j( all b rk i removed t summer Packard will speak in the air­ health, education and welfare i Edward s. Rose sistants be­ approximately $388 million more At Oregon U and destroyed. tump hould be conditioned Macbride Auditorium Oh, 5U,.e .e c.rry yell" f.v. ribou and than Ule President reque led. The taken out or cut off ix inche be­ for the at 8 p'.m. The lecture wa~ ' incor­ Paul Engle, profe or of EngJi h, orit. tooth pa .... tooth Iwwh, rectly listed for July 30 in pro­ low ground 1 vel. .t.am.... , .t.avl", c,..am, de· is prt'S('ntly aUt'nding a two week odorant. rMVth ••.t. . end by plane grams of the Fine Arts Festival. Tr should be water d \Ih n Admission is free and no.' tickets Casulties Mount sian as lecturer for the Summer kind"", Item. yeu .-d fnNn I'sday with • dey .. uy - prlA4 a' lew ., are requircd. Academy of Contemporary Arts neee ary and ft.'d ither by drill- alters, A3, • From Norwegian ing hole or urface application of .nyw...... 'n .... St ... - Mak. D2, Indian­ Research for "The Hidden Per­ at the niver ity of Oregon . fertilizer. u, HEADQUARTERS .... Dr", ass O. De- suaders" led Packard to more Store ltem5- than 1,500 sources - and over Resort Fire Engle' elton of the ummer In. eeticide treatment i. al. 0 Academy' eight week program is ned d to control (-1m bark b(>etl " i~ount of three million words - on moti· STALHEm, Norway IA'I - The DRUG SHOP vational research. He worked sev­ dCI'oted to contemporary Ameri· but th pra should h8\' b«>n al>­ ives an in­ fire·wrecked ruins of the Stalheim l .. S. ~ .. " ...... and health en years on the book. whjch has Touri t Hotel Wedne.day night can and British poetry and short pJi d whi! t~e tree · were dormant. been used in some SUI freshman ed Fisher. yielded what appeared to be the fiction, with orne attention 10 de· 1 Pol who do not have the 1 - classes. cnt in the bodies of two more victims. If I'clopmenls on the continen:. H~_ equiP~:nt to properly prune, r cd CAN SAVE THE ONE HOUI iving cells Packard, a native Pennsylvani­ confirmed, the lalest finds raise ARTISTIC CLEANING WAY! ~ an , bas carned his living , writing I etures (ocus on the work a Wa or spray their. trees can ,\onlract r the vital the body count to 12. lace Steven . the work. A Ii t of r liabl tree Odorle.. , Mothproof miJation of since. his graduation from the Anolher 12 are Ii ted as mis ing. Cleaning damages to Columbia School of Journalism Mohan Samant or lhe 24 total, 22 arc believed to Engle will conclude hi section ervlce compani s may lx' obtained some twenty years ago. He )1as have been Americans. None or July 3, wilh a public poetry read- by phonln, the City Forester at pxygen con­ written more than 170 articles for lhose known dead or li sted as ing . 9607. rS as brain, national magazines, and recently Pictures Should Be Able mi,. ing had be n identified defin· MEN'S & LADIES' , skeletal authored a new book, "The Status itely. SWEATERS may lead Seekers. " He was a staff writer Thcre were 147 guest. in the old tecting dis- for Collier's and the American wooden hotel when Hames raced IOWA'S f.INEST • • • magazines for fourleen years, To Thri/l---Mohan Samant through it early Tuesday - 130 of malignant specializing in human behavior . BY BLAISE LEVAI Pennsylvania. He was also award­ them Americans, • ~ MOre Proteill manner dif­ Two other noted writers' on the c:.-...... P'n I'P~ _ -Arl~lic Staff Writer ed Rs. 1,000 from the Lalit Kala The U.S. Emba y in Oslo i - CLEANOS mal tissue. summer-lecture series will be • Akadami m Delhi, the highest sued a Jist of 81 known Aml!rican • Vi ..td MiCAS" ue may re­ Benjamin Fine, ex-New York Mohan SamanL spoke informally honor presented Lo artists by the survivors. wning oxy- . Times education editor and Pu­ on the functio n of art Wednesday. Indian Government Press attache Reuben Monson • T..... I.nl ...... ' ot normal. litzer Prize wi nner. Fine will Whi le he spoke, he played quietly In 1956.57 th Bombay Art So­ empasized thal the list contaim'd Hour arent upon speak on "The Role of a College only the names o( American. thl! One on the sarangi, an Indian instru- ciety awarded him a gold medal tion can WE CLEAN ON Man in a Free Society," in the ment of 42 strings. Cor his "Villain Within Us," which embassy knows arc alive and docs 415 E. BURLINGTON by finding Main Lounge of Iowa ~morial not mean there are no mor~ sur· issue is us- "Paintings' like music, relax Samant considers a philosophical :~~1M"'" .... SATURDAYI 114 so_ CAPITOL Union, Tuesda y, JUly 14, at 8 p.m. me," he aid. The young, boyish. picture. In 1957, he won the Italian vivors. The concluding leclure of this looking artist, writer and musi- Government Scholarship, study­ SevE'1I bodil!s were found Tues· 16 hours year's series will be given by day and another three earlier , July and cian, invited to the States by tile ing and traveling extensively Maurice Hindus, author of 'twelve Asia Socicty of the Rockefeller throughout the continent. Wednesday. d his assist- bOOk s on Russia. Hindus will 'nations or Foundation said : "I firm ly believe "It was while I was in Rome," ••------~-~~~~ speak Aug. 4 on "Amedca and the principal function oC ilrl is to he said, "thal I began to see thal This sum­ Russia." The noted foreign cor­ concentrate directly express feeling. Because an artist cannot afford to bclong respondent recently ret urned from I love life, 1 try to evoke my feel- to anyone school of art. I had STUDENTS! al pulp of an extensive visit behind tbe Iron SIFIEDJDS ings in art crcatiot). The basic con- given up traditional forms for abo Trailer Spoc_ Help Wanted in informa­ Curtain. cern of the arti st is communication straet impressionistic paintings For the cleanest wash by which of fellings 01' the sharing of insights which tend to have a deeper sense Advertising Rates RIDER to Trloco Ll'.vln, w...,k oC J\ln~ MODERN Tr.lI~r Varkln. IOllh laundry. WANTP'O exP<',I~n.,.. plum~r . Vonr 29 Exl 2472 , 6-28 n.'~~) '3 TrAiler Court. W. I Br.nrh. around work . Aloo Illolln 10 ..~r'le o their eli- be has experienced. Whether these of power in evoking tpe direct in town it's City Jaycees Plan WORD ADS ' · I~ la.. fll,n •• c1 •• nln. 1lI•• hlne. Lerew has experienced. Whether these feelings experier.ced by the artist. One lJay ...... U a Word Rooms for Rent Co '.1 reach any are judged in terms o( beautiful Piclures, like hfe, should be able Two Days ...... 10¢ a Word HALF.T1M· ('('feta,y, Church 010 . , esearch on July 4 Activities or ugly, is incidental." to thrill." SUPER WASH Who Does It? IB 1 T~·IM' '''rll•• • Pholle 3333 . • 1m. Three Days ...... 12r a Word ROOM lOr r.nl. 8-0'181. 1·23 _ II nnon ;·13 completed, S.amant feels de?ply. that an Samant's "Three Queens," pur. Four Days ...... 144 a Word T-V Spl'\ ' I~I "C· E\'.nln. and ", ••kfnd. For Loca I Pa rk ROO , IS with or .",I\hnlll k.l~h n. 0 1.1 '-10«'. ' ·17 tes that at ar51~t ,must d~I'e to ~nqull~ beyond ,chased, ,by I GovernQr [t9cker~ller Five DI\Y/! .... ". , 1~ ~ Word A\'.II.bl~ June 10th for urn fr o r I .. lall. 8-5631 all., 4 pI . j oUR , ' "'I ,\' of scientific Boat races; [Attil! Lell~ balle­ • 01 dlnary .conf~e1/ 5>fl.conveflt- last F bruary, may be desenbed WashJ' Dry Ten Days ...... 20t a Word MAKJO; f<>v rod belt . burklt al14 bul· Typing toni. S.Wtr1, lU... dduH 101- t nl. Sin.(lf eded before ball and fireworks arc being IOnal stYI~. Crealtve motlv.es are in these terms. NICI!: room. ~·2S I8. 1·23R Oue Month ...... 39¢ a Word S. ·In, Cenl,r 12 S. Oubuque. Phone harted. planned for the fourth of July cele· followed 10 accordance WIth the (Minimum Charae 50¢) iud.nh. 321)~ 2413. 7- lIlR rn to Iowa bration sponsored by the' J unio!' artist's tastes. In order to accom­ Last April , Samant gave a ' -2S ------~- are sched- Chamber of Commerce here. plish this in all branches of art, sarangi recital in Carnegie Hall. The day's activities. all q,P which the artist must avoid doctrinaire Tonight at 8 he will lead a Seminar on art in the Art Auditorium, and per tub ten minutes will take place in the Iowa City altitudes and pro!l1ote Ire~ expres­ Park, will begin with Little :League sion. on Friday at 8.00 p.m. he will play Talk baseball games at 9 a.ni. · and 10 "r used to dogmatically paint in ancient and original Jndi {l n se­ lections 011 the sarangi. a.m. and at 2 p.m. and 4 P!m. purely Indian style. While it is TYPING w.,,1ed 1-0004 is my hope," said Samant. SUPER WASH ce Eight boat races beginnin~ at 1 true that art was highly developed "u cleft palate p.m. are planned. Two race will be in ancient India as far beck as 500 "that lndian art may continue to Coralville day at sm of the novel variety consisting of B.C. and Vedic culture has not grow in its contribution to aesthetic Back IIperior ieian speak competition among pleasure craft been paralled even today, it would appreci ation and to the enjoyment of be involved and outboard molor boats. Jaycee be unwise for an artist to study of all nations," Oil fation t lips and officials said the races will be Phone 4191 only Vedic style. The artist in that TRAINING CRUISE Open 24 hours each day. DOUBLE or atn.l~ mOlnl. Clooe ln , .202 open to all boatsmen. A parade of ., Men or women. Dial 8141. 8-26 Male Help Wal\led , attending by-gone day, incidl'nlally, had time TOKYO IA'I _ Six Japanese boats will precede the races. to first think and aclually vizual- navy vessels started a Pacific ~~~:::;:;:"~"~~-- -~--~ ___....;.M..;.,;i s_c_e_1I_a_n_e_a_u_5 ___-;- t·UR einnat! Gen­ Fireworks will start about 8:30 Apartment for Rent MEN, 18 ·!H lor emplo)lnenl In Am· ize his picture on his mental can· training cruise Ulis week. They - . , MOVING. SAcrifice portable TV, erka' s railroad. Train I ISt'1l t TYPING. a·~I02 aUet 5:00 p.rn. ospitals and p.m. featuring ground displays of ~. rn I~ opt'Mltor . AYl!'ra.~ pay $.175.00 UP. vass. Oflenlimes .this was done by are scheduled 10 reach Pearl Har- i phonOllraph, TV footslool., FURNISHED Apartmenl. Coralvlll~ ediatrics at comic strip characters. Several (~.] ! 'J tabl~'. plu doetor. hOlplUI. retlremenl. pa ... yogic meditation." bor July 8 and will also visit San -. _ • _ .. ~Ic . 8·3368. 6-27 C.II 1-~15 . '·1 e&. paid vacallon.. Goc>d haIth, e)e­ Hause for Rent cinnati, will spectaculars are scheduled, one of .1.ht.Wrate nam~ . addre ••I~ . and Samant, which means "the high. Diego and Los Angeles . TONITE IS BUCK NITE CONVENTIONAL washer. '20.00. 3606. FURNISHED 3 room aparlment. $4500. phone number to Railway Box " The sday in the which is the historic Battle Q( MLd­ Woman. Dial 4715. 1·23 of General D.lIy 10wln. 8-2S SMALL cotta,.: men or couple. Avall­ way. Jaycee officials s~i d ' there est official in government in IJ!~=====:;~I Sta rts TO-DAY $4$.006-28. Ibl. Au.u,t lalh. '100.00. Dial Sanskrit, was born nea l' Bomba y KENMORE AutoJ1\atlc W 6:30 p.m. 7-10 5:00 p.m. 8-2, lIe-per.hour Tuesday. AM·PRO ···· ..ak imary roads There was a report ovemight, BLONDIE Iy CHI C YOUNG rs for strict DOORS OPEN 1:15 P,M\ that Satchmo might have had both Miniature Golf pneumonia and a heart attack. val by the Asked a'bout that, Dr. Alexander STRAND. LAST DAY ·W'illr;z IZfW New felt ~n all 18 holes. w four-year Schiff, his per anal physician who So come out, join the fun. "CATTLE EMPIRE" iclals. This came to Italy wi\J1 Satchmo and -and- Starts TO-DAY settle down his band, said: "Prof. C~rrado "LES GIRLS" c said, since Open: 8 p.m. J RI •••• LIKE A NOOSE Tramontana !laid he did not have Wee. )\111M., Norlb 01 campaign so a hea rt attack. The professor is I p.m. Sal. Alrpo.t - - DOORS OPEN 1:15- AROUND ion . the heart expert. And I agr~ with aDd SUD. KIWI), til, THE MAN HUNTER'S longcr term that., " . UfttIffi1±I1) NECK SHE HUNG THAT of£lcers a ' HATED NAME jobs berore r campaign. SNEAK PREVUE -I" TH-E BLACKORCHID" 1 Starts FRIDAY t of the new • ENOS 'rONITE • , ophia Loren Anthony Quinn ~·8\G·TIME- keeping with FRIDAY NITE at 8': 15 - . - ALL TIME· ranting moro Sne"klnr Ih e mo.1 , hoekl., 'm.1 run mule of IU ~II - ,." lonlle', . how Starts ALL COLOR HITS. accused of pi,. our spec ial NEAK.I no . exl.a VAltSnV charre. l'''! 0 II .' t' (0 CI, FRIDAY! ( .1'.~J TltePc\Jama MOlT WALKla TODY ~ ~lo"E..c;.0~~..,.o"E ~ Ga~eI1II En¥.~ TlNA Friday Tha"s tile O'bl'iSDa~ 1 ~~ ance of prol' Society , DDn't. .. John Raitt Carol Han~ · Eddie R!Y.Jr.' . PARKtR ts is the sub­ Doctor's ' Don't ... ==~===PLUS======special work· wicke" fho,JR"'! Don't .uJRD . college coun· T,II II, JJoMRD8 The t arc hear· Endlngl ! ..... ~ Il pllrt n dia' (. .... , ... .. 13 cMlar· • WA".~oa:oI ..._ PLUS - COLOR CARTOON • I~UlI* • CO-HIT. "Riot in Rhythm" colleso .~u· J . IU ch',d. v. ~"" PII . II S NATAJJE WOOD rOllr~mS rot, "Isla nd of KARL MALDEN And - SPECIAL \lroblems of Lo st Women" CO'''AAN,;' ~ fi'ltLtlNfiltO "They Seek Adventure" pru ~U . JIJISIIIVKlflJlJf DIIIJVJ1'A ',. '" P~f 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, la.-ThUrsday, June 2S, 19$9 -- ~ - . Orioles Trip ,Indians . 7-4; O.nly Ha.l,f-Game -Est. 3-Run Ninth - Cli.nches Win Patterson , Favorite Chb~ l- NATIONAL LEAGUE- AMERICAN LEAGUE w_ L. Pel. G.B. W. L. 1'<1. Mllwoukee ...... 40 2S ,588 Cleveland .. ". . 35 29 , ~47 For Baltimore San FranclRco .. 39 31 ,557 2 Baltimore .... " .. ,36 31 ,537 Los Angeles .. " 39 3' .542 3 Chicago ,. .., , ,3; 31 ,530 Ptttsbllrgh .. ,. , 37 34 .521 ~~~ New York ., .... 34 32 ,515 OJ: 1 Ii ~~:~~;I~ 34 I Error, 4 Homers ChIcago .,. . . 34 ,500 6 Oelrolt ,.,., ,.34 33 ,507 2 • Title Match Today 1 Cincinnati ." .. , .. 31 37 ,4$6 9 Boston .. .. " 30 35 .462 ~I. West of Smitty's Kill Tribe Hopes SI. Louis .. . .. ,30 37 ,448 91 • Kania! CI ty . . 29 35 .453 6 NEW YORK IA'I - Heavyweight Phlladelpllia ".. 25 41 ,379 14 Washlnllon ., ". 30 37 .448 6\. Champion Floyd Patterson reo CLEVELAND INI - The Balti­ WEDNESDAV'S RESULTS Invites You SAn Francisco 4. Pittsburgh 3 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS mained a solid 4-1 favorite over more Oriole scored three runs in Cinclnnatt 5. Chloa&,o 0 Boston 4, Detroit 2 Washington 4. ChIcago 2 Sweden's Ingemar Johansson, the N the ninlh inning - lwo of them on Milwaukee 4. Sl. LOui s 0 (called .rter To See I 7 Innings. raIn) Baltimore 7, Clevcland 4 unbeaten European titleholder in a bunt an d a two-base throwing PbUadelphla at La. AnKlese (nl&,h t) KanSDs City 4. New York 3 tonight's ]5-round match at Yan­ What Its error - and defcated the league­ TOOAY'S PITCIJHKS TODIU'S PITCIlERS kee Stadium. leading Cleveland Indians 7-4 Wed­ Chicago at Clnclnnotl INI - Ander­ New York at Kanus City IN) - P. son 13-61 YS . Purkey ,6·81 , Mus '5-41 vs' Sturdivant !I-31. The weatherman was not overly nesday night. The victory sent the SI. Louis at Milwaukee - MIzell Washington at Chlcaao - Ramos 17-6) optimistic, predicting a partly NEW MANAGEMENT MEANS: Orioles into second place, only a 19-3) vs, Burdette II t-51. VI. Ullman (0·21 . Ph iladelp hia at Los Angeles (N) - Boston al Detroit - Brewer (5·3) VS. cloudy day with a chance of show­ half game behind the Indians. Roberts (6-51 vs, Drysd ale (7-~) . Bun"lng 16·61. , ers. However. promoter Bill Ro· Six home runs were hit, four by Pittsburgh at San Francisco - Had­ BtllUmore at Cleveland - Wilhelm L. dix 14-61 YS, Miller 14-31. ,8-2) vs, Locke 10-01. sensohn still predicted a gate of Inter-coms For Fast, the Orioles_ Hal (Skinny) .Brown $600,000. That would mean between won his filth game against two SC fourth inning when Williams walk· ' O· e C 35,000 and 40.000 paying fans. Friendly, Efficient Service losses as he limited Clevelahd to Failure of Johansson to cut ~ £ive hits. Billy Loes pitched the ed to third on a pair of infield outs aVIs up and scored on Jerry Lumpe's Sin- 10011 with hi' right in training ninth inning for the Orioles. W. gle. awakened serious doubt 1n the Improved Parking Area And Baltimore mounted its winning minds of boxing writers. Only vest The Athletics make it 3·0 off e Pitt! rally against starter Herb Score, St G his perfect record (21 fights. 21 who also gave up the home runs. start~r . Jim Bronstad in the fifth I Ca r-ports for Comfort Teal on Williams' two-run blast. ars a n victories and 13 knockouts) an.d Billy Gardner, who had thr~e hits, than The Yanks came back with a I his one·round knockout of highly opened with a single. Pinch-hitter ranked Eddie Machen last Sep· avoi two-run rally the sixth after two Wlembledon the Gene Woodling followed with a were out. BILIi~ Skowron walked At tember made him appear a for· 1)1 U si ngle. chasing Score. and Elston Howard blasted a home ' midable challenger. Johansson TASTY FOOD SPECIAL liES: Dick Brodowski came in to pitch Patterson W, run. , WIMBLEDON, England IA'I - "I am saving the right for Pat- ______to Bob Boyd, batting for Brown, New York " .. .. , .. 000 .002 001- 3 7 I terson," explained the Swede who agel Boyd laid down a neat bunt along Kansa. City ...... ,000 120 10x- 4 S 0 Alex Olmedo, Barry MacKay and Y.J lb. CHAR·BURGER -- 45c gral Bronslad, Coates m and Howord. Earl Buchholz Jr" all United still remains pretty much of a the lhird base line. Brodowski Berra 161; Doley and House. W - mystery' to U.S. fans, Holcomb, Liechty za c fil'lded it and fired wildly to first. Daley (7-5) . L - Bronstad (0-2). States Davis Cup players, Wednes­ W.right Set 1/3 Ky. FRIED CHICKEN with Rolls, that Home runs - New York, Howard day wenl into the third round of The match, scheduled for 8:30 the ball going into right field. (8) . Kansas City, Williams (4). as I Gardner and Woodling scored and men 's si ngles at the rain-plagued p.m. (Jowa lime'. will not be seen Eliminated In French Fries, Pickles - $1.25 of ( on regular home television, It wiII Boyd wound up at third, from Wimbl edon Tennis Championships. To DeferiCl of tl where he scored On Jim Finigan's Giants 4, Pirates. 3 The only upset of the day was be beamed into 170 locations in lheaters and arenas in 135 cities NCAA Golf Meet SHRIMP BOAT Special - 85c abo. sacrifice fly. SAN FRANCISCO IA'I - A bloop the dmllt of seventh· seeded Kurt Pc Baltimore ...... ,000 301 003- 7 9 1 by closed circuit teievlsion . The fly which center·fielder Bill Virdon Nielsen of Denmark, twice run· Open-Title EUGENE, Ore. fA'! - The Uni­ f Packed for Home or Picnic. Clevcla~d ...... 200 101 001}- 4 5 1 New York area will be blacked out the H. Brown. Loes (9) and TrIandos; dropped with the bases loaded In ner-up at Wimbledon. Rod La. on lhe thealer TV but will join the versity of Iowa 's la.st entry in the COlT Score, BrOdowsk i (9) and Brown. W - the last of the ninth inning Wed· ver. a 20·year-old Australian red. PITTSBURGH l4'I - Mickey new H, Brown 15·21. L - Score 17·5). rest of the country in the radio NCAA golf tournament was ousted Home runs - Baltimore. Triandos nesday gave the San Francisco head, licked Nielsen 10-8. '-4, 7-S. Wright of San Diego, Calif .• could (ABC) broadcast. calll Giants a 4-3 victory over the Pitts- Olmedo, 23-year·old Peruvian Wednesday afternoon in a sec­ !lSI, Dropo (1). Cartlner (4). Nieman set a prec.edent by winning the Th. handsome Scandinavian CCWe will not let anything go through that a m (7). Cleveland. Francona (4), Mlnoso burgh Pirates in a game high· who lives in Los Angeles, took only ond-round match. com (J I). Women's National Open golf cham· will weigh about 198 pounds. ap­ lighted by two tremendous home 55 minutes to demoli~ 17-yea r-old Tom Holcomb, who defeated pionship Cor the second straight proximately 15 more than the window that we will not eat otl1'selves, and COZl runs. Rodney Mandelstam of South champion. Ron O'Connor of San Diego Slate in tl BoSox 4, Tigers 2 The bases were jammed on three Africa, 6-1, 6-l, 6-3. He next will time_ 3 and 2 in the first round, was we are mighty particular about what we . don. DETROIT INI - Mike Fornieles' walks with one out when pinch- meet India's 22·year-old Davis Cup "There must be a first repeat It will be the £i[th defense for the 24·year·old champion. Since beatel! by Frank Beard of Florida, f' said airtight relief pitching saved Jack hitter Leon Wagner hit the short star Ramanathan Krislman. who winner," said Miss Wright Thurs­ ea.t C( Harshman's secoll'd straight come· fly off Bob Porterfield. disposed of Bob Phillips-Moore of he won the tittle by knocking out 2 up, Gllen Stew.rt day, "and I hope I'm it." Archie Moore in 1956, he has LoCl back triumpli and enabled the Bos­ Virdon ran in and second base· Australia, 6·2, 6-2, 6·3. Iowa's other qualifier, John Mlnater to , The lall blonde won both the stopped Hurricane Jackson, Pete ton Red Sox to whip the Detroit man Bill Mazeroski ran out for it. -Buchholz, a lanky 18-year-old Liechty, was eliminated by Ore- mat Tigers 4-2 Wednesday. Open and Ladies PGA last year. Rademacher, Roy Harris and Bri­ Virdon had the ball in his glove from St. Louis, beat Gordbn an London. He has won 22 stl'aight gon's Gary Haval. 3 and 2, in an- \ Am· It was the fourth straight loss when they bumped. The ball Forbes. a Davis Cup player from The seventh annual Women's swel and the sixth defeat in eight games and has knocked out 16 of iris other first-round match. ..------.... bounced out and Virdon was South Africa, 3-6, 7-5, H-9, 10-8 in a Open golf championship opens to· last 17 opponents. Since he turned ------~ mcr for the Tigers. charged with an error. Pinch-run· motch stopped three times by rain. day at Churchill Valley Country PI'Q, he has piled up a 35·1 record TI The loss, pinned on starter Don ner Felipe Alou crossed the plate MacKay. an airman Wholl Club with the top 29 women pros with 26 knockouts. Telt Massi, kept the Tigers In fifth with the wining run. home il Dayton. Ohio. defeated row place. Pirate Dick Stuart blasted a Vladimir Skonacki of Poland, , .... and 34 amateurs competing over . Tea, Harshman had a three-hitter second-inning home run 430 Ceet 6-3. 3-6, 6-1 on a slippery court. the 6,104-yard par 36-34-70 course. of c working for 61f.J innings until De­ o"er the fence in left center to tie ~rs, Beyerly. Baker Flejtz of 'f,hree-time , winner B:e,tsy ~awls Senl troit came alive with a pair of the score at ]-1. Willie Kirkland Long Beach. Calif., and Darlene and Louise Suggs. who won the Andrews Gains Hllye Them-Wash n Wear DRESS . ye-al runs. walloped one about the same dis· Hard of Montebello, Calif., seeded title twice, £Ilong with three other ·· TJ Don Buddin and Pele Runnels lance and out of the stadium in third and fourth, gained the third champions, Betty ' Jameson, Fay in t eaeh collected three hits to lead right center in the sixth. putting round of women 's doubles. Crocker and Kathy Cornelius, ex­ the Boston attack, Quarterfi n"als er 1 the Giants ahead 2-1. Mrs. Fleitz had to play two hours pect to mak.e a strong challenge. CI Outfielder AI Kaline returned to PItt.burgh ., "" 010 DM 011-"- 3 9 1 , San FrancIsco " , ,100 002 001- 4 11 1 before she won a 4-6, 6-4, 6-2 VIC- SPECIAL TO THE DAILY IOWAN the Detroit Tiger lineup Wednes­ The 40 lowest. scores and <,lny m- Friend, Face (71. DanIels (9), Porte,', tory over Italy's little Silvana J.az­ tying for 40th place after the 36 These wash and wear dress slacks of Pre day after being sidelined for five Jleld (9) and Folies; Antonelli. Worth- zarl·no. Miss Hard defeated Miss R. ,. IS) . (9) :Iowa's Art Andrews moved into high Dacron blends are just the answer games with a fractured cheek bone. Ington McCormick and Land- . holes will qualify for the final 36 whe rlth. W - McCormick 15-7). L - Osterman of Germany, 7-5, 6-2, holes Saturday. the quarterfinals of the National to your summer slack wordrobe_ We mal Boston .... , .. '" 000 001 211}- 4 10 1 Daniels (4-6) . 0 h h h d th th o d Collegiate tennis championship Detroit " ", .. , ,000 000 200- 2 5 1 Home runs _ Pittsburgh, Stuart t ers w 0 reilc e a (r Heading the amateur delegation have a fine selection on the newest Clel Harshman, Fornleles (7) and Daley; (15). San FranCiSCO, Kirkland IU). round Wednesday included six Wednesday by defeating seventh­ Mossi, Schultz (8) 'and Wilson, W - is champion Anne Quast of Everett, colors and wears. From in t HarlJ1man (2·61. L - Mossi (5-3). seaded men players, topped by seeded Jon Erickson of Michigan, test Olmedo. No.1, and Australia's Wash. Other amateur contenders 6-1, 9-7. I Reds 5, Cubs 0 include Barbara McIntire, Ber· 95 D Senators 4, ChiSox 2 Naale Fraser. No.2. Two Amerl· ridge Long, Mary Ann Downey, Andrews thus gained revenge $8 a d CINCINNATI IA'I - Jim Brosnan cans. Gar Mulloy, the 4S-year-oIcf Helen Sigel Wilson and Anne Rich­ for a loss to Erickson 1n the Big rad, CHICAGO 1A'l - The usually solid pitched a four-hitter Wednesday Miamian, and Jack Frost of ardson. Ten Singles finals. Erickson won invi While Sox defense broke down in night as the Cincinnati Reds de· Monterey. Calif_, also came that title with a 6-4, 7-5 victory the ninth inning Wednesday and feated Chicago's Cubs 5'{). Brosnan avo through with victories. Jon Doug· over Andrews. ers Washington tallied three unearned struck out six, walked two and in las. the former Stanford football Ray' Robinson rur."s Andrews. seeded ninth, now runs for a 4-2 victory. POLl~HED COTTON SLACKS...... $4.45 mo! one stretch retired 11 men in a player. and Myron Franks were meets top-seeded Whitney Reed of Dick Donovan had 2-1 lead go­ Commentator Tonight a row. elminated. San Jose State. Reed, a 26·year­ hoo ing into the ninth when Jim Lem· The Cubs used four hurlers. CHARGE ITI In the women's singles, Belmar NEW YORK 1.4'! - Sugar Ray old Air Force veteran, defeated on and Roy Sievers opened with The Reds jumped into a 4-0 lead Gunderson of Chambersburg, Pa" Robinson switches from his role Bob Nichols of Georgia Tech Just charge it on 01:lr regular singles. Clint Courtney popped and in the first. gained the third round but Joan accounts or use the Bremer Re­ then Hal Naragon grounded to Earl as boxer to that of c;:ommentator WednesdaY,6-4,,6-4, • volving Charge account - 10 lc The Cubs had two men on in the Johnson, the surprising school The Iowa ,doubles team of An­ Torgeson. (irst, then Brosnan set down 11 for the closed circuit telecast of months to pay: teacher from Wyandotte, Mich., the Floyd Patterson - Ingemar Jo­ drews and John Nadig was elim· Torgeson, however, threw wild to men in order through the next three went out. A! second base and Lemon scored innings. In the fifth, Bobby Thom­ hansson heavyweight champion­ inated by Notre Dame's fourth­ white the other two runners son singled, but his next three ship fight at Yankee Stadium seeded team of Maxwell Brown reached second and third. Donovan teammates went out. Scanlon Spoils tonight. and Bill Heinbecker 3·6, 8-6, 6-2. Fr tossed out Reno Bertoia, but Ken The Cubs got their other two hits Robinson will handle the be· B Aspromonte beat out a hit to short, off Brosnan in the sixth. U.S. Debut 01 tween-r 0 u n d s assignment. His scoring Sievers. Naragon also tal· Chicago ,,, .. .. , ... 000 000 000- 0 • 0 partner will be ' Chris •Schenkel , slar Clnclnnati ...... 400 010 OOx - 5 9 0 for lied when Louis Aparicio's throw to Drott, Hillman (1). Morehead (51, 'talian Champion who will handle th(! descriptive. , , fi rst was wild, Slnrleton (81 and S, Taylor; Brosnan ho~1 and Bailey. W - Brosnan (3-3), L - day The victory went to reliever Drott 11-3). . • CHICAGO IA'I - Bobby Scanlon ·1SHOULD HAVE SENT MY CLOTHES Truman Clevenger. Home run - Cincinnati. Batley (5). of San Francisco, a much superior will Both Chicago runs off Russ infighter, Wednesday night spoil­ . or Kemmerer were tallied by Apari­ Braves 4, Cards 0 ed the U.S, ring debut of Italian ~ea cio. He singled in the first inning, I i g h t wei g h t cliampion Mario aba stole second and scored on Nellie MILWAUKEE fA'! - The Mil· TO THE NEW PROCESS M waukee Braves staged a four-run Vecchiato by pounding out a 10- " Fox' single. Aparicio hit an inside· round unanimous decision. COlt the·mark homer in the fifth. first inning Wednesday night in defeating the frustrated St. Louis The 29-year.old Italian, losing ch~ WaShington .. , , ... .000 000 103- 4 9 0 his first fight in 19 starts, displayed an Chicago ...... 100 OU) 000- 2 6 3 Cardinals 4'{) in a rain-abbreviat­ N Kemmerer. Clevenger (7). Crigg! (9) power in his lefts and rights but and Courtney ; Donovan and Lollar. ed game called in the last of the caU W - Clevenger (4-ll. L - Donovan seventh. . failed to connect effectively. fine (4-5) , The Braves jumped on St. Lou­ Scanlon, 23, former Golden HOy'le runs - chlcag~, Aparicio (4). Mer is starter Dick Ricketts and man· Gloves product of Buffalo, N.Y., out aged to hold 0(£ Cardinal threats piled up points on the , inside. un!< A's 4, Yanks 3 in maintaining their two·game Only in the last round of the T KANSAS CITY f.fI - Left·hander lead over San Francisco in the nationally televised s c rap did t into Bud Daley stilled the New York National League race. Vecchiato punch away at close day bats Wednesday night with a The Cardinals had at least one quarters but by then the Irishman pia seven·hit pitching job that gave runner on base in each of the was too far ahead under the IIve­ .....Uk •• t ...t •• ~.r . eo ...... the Kansas City Athletics a 4-3 arlbl 8.",1.... 11I~&a&t... .. A.· For a person who leads such a busy life as I do, I should COlt first seven innings but couldnlt point must system. III.Dee•• DIo, '.,rl.". ..;'1 ••. ,L victory and pulled them out of come up with the clutch hit Wed"_r ...... Th ••' Y•• ,""" Vecchiato outweighed his oppo· "'... Inr Ph.'"" W•• 41.i I'l.... r .. bra the American League basement. against Milwaukee starter Joey nent 136 pounds to 135. W•• tI.r C.lle.. MI.t. ... Mi.e' ., have known that only New Process can give me the sar' Dick Williams. Kansas City Jay. St. Louis left a total of 11 Referee Joey White favored N.Ia. third baseman, walloped a sixth N men on base while facing Jay. Scanlon 47-45, Judge Jim Mc­ HALL'S IRIDAL SHOP fast, dependable service I need. Don't be caught with fotl inning home run scoring Bill Tut- They connected for eight hits off Manus had it 48-44 and Judge tle ahead of him. ' 127 South D~... den the young right hander, collected John Bray 46-44. all your clothes at the cleaners. Use the fast service of cIIv( Daley had to choke off a Yankee three walks and also were aided rally in the ninth inning. With 'T by two errors. However, the time· baa one out, Bobby Richardson sin­ ly hit wasn't there. EWERS . New Process for a top quality job. gled down the ' first base line but st. Louis , .... "" .. .000 000 II- II 8 2 .' . pen Norm Siebern singled home Rich· Milwaukee ...... 400 000 I}-' 7 2 Men's Store JOv (CaUed end o( 7th, raIn) . JUNE SPECIAL her ardson before Daley got Hank Ricketts, Cheney (6) and H, Smith; ••• Cl ...... Jay and crandall. W - Jay (3-5) , L - mel Bauer on a fly to right field. Rlckelts (0-3). ' : The A's took a H lead in the Horne run - Milwaukee, Aaron (20), rOY pita SUMMER SUITS SUMMER N fael I .. , .. the Washable.CQRDS JACKETS In • I tenl Jr frol DIAL for 313 Sbe 95 $5~ ' 4177 Wet 29 , . South Ma L Dubuque WII Value. to $50 Value. to $10 Lo~