• Servlng the Stat. The Weather University of Iowa Partly cloudy aDd cooler loday. .. l1igll 80 to 6~; Campus and low 65 to 72. Fair and Iowa City wan cool too1ght and Sunday. Elt. 1"8 - AP Leaaed Wire, Wirephoto - Five Cents Iowa City, Iowa, Saturday, July 31, 195 .. Nation's Atom Arsenal res U.S., British Unions Iflanders Meets Opposition Growing, S~vs AEC
WASHINGTON (.4") - The Alomlc Energy commission re Bi.kini. Radioactive dust, caught ported Friday the nation's arsen by an unexpected wind, settled McG.arthy D~bate Begins al o( nuclear weapons is "grow on some Marshall islanders, ing rapidly." It Indicated pro Amcrlcan nationals and Japan gress toward creation of an ese fishermen. atomic - powered airplane and It also disclosed that there was (onspiracy laid the first fission-fed engine enough radioactive strength left [or a submarine is almost ready. in the fall-out when it passed The information in the semi over the United Statcs to leave annual report, covering the sLx detectable traces in the bodies of Against Joe, months ended last June, was ob some people. HQwever, the scurcly phrased in the usual amount was so small and harm generalizcd language of the AEC. less tha t it could be discovered Says Dir~sen It commented that the rapidly only by analysis with delicate crowing st.oekpile "reflects a measuring instruments. W ASHINOTON (JP)- In an trend of increased variety and The Marshallese and Ameri atmosphere oC high 1crullbn Sen. versatiUty of weapons." This can nationals who were dusted Ralph Flanders (R-Vt.) fought meant that the numbers of lightly in areas bordering the pasal by Sen. George W. Ma lone Friday night to Induce the scnate to condemn the conducl of Sen. mighty fission and thermonu proving ground suffered no (R-Ncv.) to kill the foreign aid permanent harm, said the com Joseph McCarthy (R-wls.) but clear bombs for destroying cities program and Invest its accumu and ot smaller !packaged A .. mission. And the Japanese fish ran Into objections lrom several bombs and shells {or fighting on ermen are reported by Japanese lated billions in American mili colleagues. Ihe battlefield are increasing. phYsicians "to be improving sat tary aircra ft . Flanders presented hls rensure Paralleling since 1950 the isfactorily" fro m radiation Malone oftercd his plan as an rcsolutlon-!irst of lis kind in 25 !tandard fission-process bomb burns. amendment to the $3 billion tor years-declaring McCarth,Y's tac develqpment has been "convert tics tend to "bring the senate In elgn aid authorlzatJon bill. to disrepute." ed development fort on ther He estimated the foreign oper monuclear weapons," said the (D.U ...... Phi. " Fr.... H.1Il Sen. William F. KnowJand (R Brownell Proposes ations administration had $9.9 Cailf.), the GOP majorily lead AEC In talking bl'iefly about H DR. HENRY PILLING, OXFORD PROFESSOR curreoUy study billion In unspent funds from cr, quickly protesled that this bombs. Inr at tbe Unlverllty of Wlseonlln. IpeakS &0 a smaU but interest previous appropriations. With the was no wa,Y to handle the issue; Develop PI_¥ Enclne Rewards for lips ed audience ,a,hered In the UI Ubrary' hambaurh lecture 3.1 bUBon in new money Pres that "what is propeny il Judicial room about "The BrlUsb Labor Party and tbe UnHed Slates." ident Eisenhower is asking for Tho' program for development decision will be made a~ white or a nuclear-engined airplane On Enemy Agents the current risco I year, Malone heat In a politieal body." said, $13,079,000,000 would be "continued," said the report. But Mone OpPOleS Ketol lion Jt also revealed tha t the program WASHINGTON (,lP)- Rewards available for building an in now has moved out of the fIeld of up to half a million dollars Pe//ing Defenas British vinciblc air loree. Sen. Wayne Mor e (Ind.-Or .) of thcory and mathematical cal were recommended Friday for 5,000 Addmunal Plane shout d to the senate Utat "I culations into the testing of ac tips on enemy agents or other The Nevadun c timated the think this man (McCarthy) ought tual devices to go into an even persons seckjng to smuggle atom plan would Itive the nation an to be tried so to speak" by the Attitude on Red China senate at this session or congress, lual engine. ic weapons into the United additional 2,000 heavy jet bomb- States, or manufacture them By DRAKE MABRY ers and 3,000 jet Interceptor but that Flanders' rcsolulion was The AEC's work on the atom here. no mUng paper on which to act. ic power plant for the submarine The American attitude toward Red China Is based on Idco\o- planes. In addition to big cash pa y gies, while the British attitude is based on more practical grounds. He argued for It in a 'peech lt lacked the necessary "sol Nautilus, launched last January, ments, li(etime asyium in this was nearing completion, the re This is the lino of reasoninlr followed by the British Labor party" which lasted several hours but on emn bill 01 particulars," he said, country would be offered aLiens according to Dr. Henry Pelling, professor at Queen's college, Ox- the vote got the support of only endorsing a view exprllssed a port said. The Nautilus is ex and their families who provide few minutes earlier by Guy pected to go into operation this ford, En"land. Ix other Republicans - Sens. Sen. such information. Cordon (R-Ore.). fall. A test-type /pla nt like that Speaking about thc British Labor party and the United Statc., John W . Bricker Ohio' William These aliens would be admit in the SUI Ifbrllry's Shambaugh E. Jenncr, Indian~; William Lan Sen. Everett Dirksen (R-Ll!.), to be used in the second A-sub ted into the u.s. regardless of I ~ecture r~?m Friday night, !Pell- party, Pelling said. The {fade ger and Millon R. Young, North long time friend ot M Carthy, marine, the "Sea Wolf," is any laws barring them on the us he "nearly completed." And de Ing said, rr: Labor pa~lY feels unions are led by practical, Dakota; Joseph McCarthy, Wis arose to declare that the move ual grounds, such as Communist that tho Chmesc revolution hap- hard-headed men, who arc consin' and Herman Welker. Ida- velopment is going forward on party membership, moral turpi SEN. RALPll FLANDERS (R-Vt.) Is 8hown examining- a coale against the Wisconsin senator still a third type of atomic en pened. and it is impossible to ig- aware ot two main (acets in the ho. ' clJeck-oft role lI.t before formall,. pre entlnr hi anti-McCarthy was "In the nature of a conspir tude. etc. nore it, So why not recognize relaliorulhip between American O[ficials said thal while FOA gine "suitable for a hl'h-per IlrowJllelJ SubmU. Proposal resoluilon. lie has said that he will r~ard absence 0' any II na10r atorial effort to liquidate and formance submarine." Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell thom?" aDd British labor. has large unspen1 (unds. most of without reason as a direct attemPt to dodre a tand on :ettator destroy him." RNIoacllvlty Tr.. ubJel .ubml"-l the \tro})Ol • to Vift.. Britain Lives on Trade Obvious Differences them ""e already obligated and McCarihy. 'Confusio. Spectacle' The report also dealt with the President Richard Nixon and Pelting cotitlnued' to say thot I: Tl\ere .ll'e obvioUl CQrulti- military Items are under COD- Dil'kscn aId !'tlInaers l1ad vls trOUbles that arose out of the House Speaker Joseph Martin in Britain lives by trade with other tUllOnal differenees between structlon. (Off I Hed upon the senate a "contus giant eXl?losion p'f a hydrogen ts ing spectacle." Flanders, hI! said, the form of legislation lor intro countries anti wan. to tradc America n trade unions and Brl4 O· IIClla bomb in a test last March 1 on duction in congress. with every coltnlry as long as it tish trade unions. 4 Iowa City Men unfy sPropose New had produced three "wholly dif He said the plan hilS the back is practical. 2. Both the U.S. American ferent" resolutions on htl sub ing of the National Security Communists are no serious Federation of Labor (AFL) and R J ct of McCarthy In the recent past. Phi Kappa Psi's council, which is composed of threat in Britain, he said. "They the Congre s of lndusll'lnl Or- Dr'IYllng Ordl'nanCe have sought to join our. lrade ganizatl~ns (CIO) aro. after the Ja"lled After Robbery eckless "In so doing," Dirkst!h sald, President EisenhOwer, Nixon, Reinstated at SUI Secrelary of State John Foster unions sinee they started the same trung as the British labor "he has done the damage - and Dulles, Secretary of Defense party in 1920 but have been re- unloos. Both are In the Inlema- Four ]owa City men were be- By JOE MORAN -- -- you don't wash out the damage The lowa Alpha chapler of Charles E. Wilson, Foreign Op buffed conUn'ualiy by the labor tlonal Federation of Free Trade ing held in Johnson county jail A recommendation that John- Ing drlvcrs, the judge explained, that has been done." He did not Phi Kappa Psi social fraternity erations Administrator Harold I d r " Unions, both have the same bas- Friday in connection with the son county towns pass II new because of the short distance In- elaborate. has been reinstated at SUI as E. stassen, and Defense Mobil ca ~ s. ic aim. robbery of Ted Helm, Iowa City, reckless dl'lvina ordinance, aimed volved. A new ordinance and Dlrksen said he would criticize of Aug. I, alier approximately izer Arthur S. Flemming. British trade unions are of the PeUlng, wbo spent the last last Saturday night near Hills. at culling down the number of tatute "would make it easier lo McCarthy when he thought cri six months suspension for disci- utmost Importance to the Labor school year at the University of They are Perry Courlney, 20', I t control these kids," he said. ticism was called Cor anli would The amount of reward jn each Wisconsin doing research on een-age 0 tenders, was made at . plinary reasons, L. Dale Faunce, case for information on illicit h Ralph Decker, 23; George Ab- a meeting of county mayors, ma- The group voted anothcr re- praise rum when that W8$ merit dean of students, aaid Friday. traffic in atomic materIals and American labor parties, said t c bot, about 26, and Paul Akers, gistralcs and law enforcement ol- commendation Ihat three flash- ed. The decision to reinstate Phi weapons in this country would SUI Hospitals Lists ~~ori:a;~OO~a~~~r~:d ~~rtBr;~ 24 . ficlals in the city councll cham- ing traffic signals be placed on Text of ResoluUd1l Kappa Psi Is being made upon be determined by a board made Sen. Flanders' rcsolutldh reads: the recommendation of the Inter changes in view due to the Helm is ming charges against ber Friday ni,ll!. the Coralville road at the Melody up of the atomic energy commiS American switch in ideas con- all four, Sheriff Albert J. Mur- The assembled oUidab also Mill, Loghry's rcstaurant and the "Resolved, that the cohduct of Fraternity council of the univer sion the attorney general and the 23 PoliOs Cases; 3 the senator (rom Wlsconsln, Jos sity and aiter a discussion of the secretary of deCense. cerning Britain and industrlall- phy said Friday. voted that a Similar recommcnd- Coralville fruit market. They ZIllion. Helm ,became acquainted with ation be made to the state legls- also recommended that the rond eph R. McCarthy. is unbt)coming matter by SUI officials with the AEC Would Pay From West Branch Some Britons felt that British Akers last Friday in an Iowa lature to enact a statute enabl- between the Melody Mill and a member 01 the Unltetl States chapter officers of Phi Kappa Payments would be made out sen a te, is contrary to sena lorial Psi, the alumni representatives Industry would form a trust and City tavern, Murphy said. Satur- ing law enforcement officers to Loghry's be posted as a 45 m.p.h. of AEC appropriations. The in, traditions and tends to bring the and a representative of the na Three Wcst Branch young-4 deteat the labor un1ons. "They day the two met after work and punish reckless drivers more eC- maximum spl'Cding zone. formation needed deals with sters were among Sllven pa felt they had to form trusts to drove to Hills. fcetlvely. The body Curther approved a senate into disrepute, ahd such tional office ot the fraternity, he smuggling or the secret manufac tients Cl0m this area undergoing stated. compete with American Indus- Leavl'ng Hills, Murphy sald, Io wa City Police Court Judgc l'ecommendalion to the state conduct is hereby condemned." ture of atomic weapons or ma treatment for polio in Univer- h th In presenting it Flanders made Faunce pointed out that the terials within the U.S. sity hospitals Friday. try," Pelling said. they encountered a stall cd auto- Ern11 G. Trott, who called the ighway comnusslon that c mobile on the highway and meeting, said the statute and yellow no-passing lines on high- a speech charging that McCarthy. outstanding record of the chap The Brownell proposal fol Hospital o!flcials listed a to- BULLETIN d' "tl 1 1 . b ' 1 d ' lh te f "however informally." is on the ler on the campus over the past lowed recent disclosures that FoBI Helm stopped and left thc auto or mance are par cu ar y 1m- ways e pUln c 10 c cen l' 0 tal of 23 pollo cases. ROTTERDAM, Net.berlands (IP) to assist. portant" to small towns. Teen- the highway. same grounds as "Filth Amend years held considerable weight Dlrector J . Edgar Hoover had ment Communists" for having In the decision to reinstate. Phi privately circulated an alert to One of the three West Branch DlrklW... en Sbippinr ...eocy Helm was then slugged from age drivers, the judge elaborated, Lines liard 'fo See youngsters is stili in serlolls today repol1ed an American alr- behind, Murphy said, and robbed are the worst octenders in re- They !cltlhat painting them in reCused to answeT QU~ ions a Kappa Psi has consistently Jaw enlorcement omelals in all senate subcommittee !:aised a condition after being admitted llner Is beHeved &0 have ditched of his wallet containing $23. speel to careful driving. the middle of the traffic lanes ranked IImong the top fo ur fra parts of the co untry, cautioning year and a half ago about his ternities on the campus scholas them that developments in the July 21. He Is Albert Wayne In ibe North aea with 'H J)eJ'SOllI Dim It To Convi i k ]' A lbIn,' 14 -year-o Id son o.• M r. aboard. U.S. air force headQuar4 The four m"n~ bel.ng held are cu C ,ma es it difficulth to see the mcs, integrity and financial IUalra. tically and in the accompllsh nuclear field now made possible d M T d Albl suspected ot taking part in the Trott said that present laws 'especially w en another car or No AeUon 'naken menls ollts leadllrs and its mem the manufacture of atomic wea an [s. e n. $en 10 Londoo said Ii had re- Th t tb h'ld b th robbery. "make it very difficult to obtain a truck is ahead of a second ve- The senate recessed tato Fri bers in campus-wide activities, pons in a size which could be e wo 0 cr c I ren, 0 eeived no word of AIlr luch "lane h' t i n f air· con dltl on, arc DR"an :>4 mIIIlnr. A preLimil1ary hearing is a conviction" in cases of this ieie,' Trol said. he said. day night without takjng any concealed on the person. bert Olsen, 2, son of Mr. and scheduled for today. kind. 1n small towns, it is dil- A fifth recommendation 1n r~ action on the McCarthy matter. Mrs. Richard Olsen and Sharon ======::-:==:..:~~.::~::...: flcult to "clock" careless, speed- gard to lraWc approved by the Flandcrs also accused thc Louise McAtee, 11, daughter of group was thal all stop signs be Wisconsin senator of "habitual Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McAtee. The mad high enough to be secn contempt for people" and re Olsen boy was admitted Tuesday when visibility is Limitcd by cars sponsibility for compromising World News Briefs and the McAtee girl, Wednesday. parked ncarby. the honor of lhe senate anel the A Condensation of Lat, Deyelopmentl Toal ReaebCl 5'7 Judge l'rotl distributed copics nation. Fourteen polio patients have of the scheelule of traffic viola- The remark about contempt been admitted since Monday lion lines that he has been im- for people brought Sen. Herman bringing the 1954 total to 57, posing to the 16 oWcials present. Welker (R-ldaho) to his feet in U.S. Scientist Seeks Asylum in Czechoslovakia compared with 23 for the same He pOintcd out that, as in the protest. Hc said McCarthy does LONDON (SaturdIlY) (JP)-Briti.sh police stopped and boarded date last year. During the same past, each case will be handled not look with contempt on hu a Polish freighter early today alter it left London with American period in 1952, when Iowa re- on its individual merit-s by the man beings, but has a wide scientist Joseph Corl and his ~ ife, who announced they would seek corded one of Its worst epldem- magistrates. love for them. political asylum in Red Czechoslovakia. Parliament was t.old Fri ics of polio, '73 patients .were Trott expre sed his conviction ReaoIaUoDa Too GenefalllN day tbat the 26-year-old Bostonian and professed ex-Communist, hospitalized. tbat it had been "a good meet Flanders caUed parts of his who did not want to go home to explain his failure to report for There have been no deaths ing, with good attcndance." speech a bill of particulars, and the military draft, had been IIranted asylum by Czechoslovakia. this year: For the same period The group voted to meet again said he stood ready til supply Cort and h ill wife lett their Birmingham home on July 21 after Bri last year, one death was record4 at quarterly intervals. Judge more dljtails of his charges, but tain had refused to consider him a political refugee and had can ed and In 1952, there were three. Trott was named to call the next Sen. Cordon declared the resolu celed his British residence permit, effective today. Hospital ofIi cia Is said that the meeling and to contact city, tion was too generalized. .. . . The senate Is being asked, next week or two probably county and state officials to in Peiping Radio Charges U.S. 'Hunting for War' would bring an increase in the form them of the recommenda Cordon said. to adopt a resolu TOKYO (Saturday) (lP)....JPelping radiO In In angry blast at total of pO.1> ea. 'admitted. tions made Friday night. tion "that Is not supported on the United States asserted today that "China's coast has become In Ofrtclals AUendJDI' I\s face by a single allegation Oib.er PMlen.. of fact, a single specil1catlon as creasingly . hrouded In the tense atmosphere of war" snd blamed Namas or oflicials attending Other patients from the areil the meeting were: Mayors Em to lime or place or as to specif U.S. air and naval forces in the Far East. In a commentary on the undergoing treatment lor polio mett Bird, Lone Tree; John ic miscondUct." He said the is clash Sunday oft Hainan island In which U.S. carrier planes shot in University hospitals and their sue ought to be turned over to down two Red planes, :Peiplng .ald: "The facts are well known to Slach, Solon; Don Anciaux, Cor conditions are: alviUe; Ernest Buresh, Swisher; the senate judiciary cOmmittee all-the rulers of the U.S. are thiratin, for war, they are hunting for consideration. for war; they are trying their hardest to create and extend aggres Rowena Marie Pike, 8, Nichols, Clarence Amelon, Hills; Nate- M. admitted July 23, fair condition. McCarthy Ultcned to the bi, live war a,aifi,t the peoples republic of China." Moore, Jr., Unjverslty Heights. Henri, tta Martin, 41, Cedar Justices of the Peace J. New debate, ~fribbp'ng nQtes. . . .. 8pedalon Waklll EaI'erI,. Rapids, admitted July 11, talr man Toomey and C. J. Hutchin Tbe hot debate went on In a Fir. Damages Atlantic City'. St.. 1 Pier condition. son; ConstablC3 Preston Koser ATLAN'I1C CITY. N.J. (JP)-l'ire raced throu,b a 200-foot sec Jean ~u.e, 32. Stockton, ad chamber packed to the walls Hon of the Atlantic City boardwalk Friday night and was stopped mitted July 9, fair condition. (DaU, I ..... p.,.", lIJ r ..... a.u) ;~t~l:~ ~~I~~~ .J~~~~ Emil G. with spectators eagerly watchlni aa It nudied Ita way alon, the froot ot the famed hall-mlle-Iorag Roberta Radloff, 16, Cedar ATrENDING A MEETING OF JOHNSON COUNTY cIvil lad law enlonemen. offlelala In Iowa Justices of the Peace Carl EI a batlle that may run on into Steel Pier. Four stores frontin, on the bosrcliwalk were dama,ed by Rapids, admitted July 12, tair City', cODell eilamber FrIda, alrM are (lUted eloekwiM): J ..tiee 01 iIIe Peaee C. I. Hutebinaon, deen and M. Work, North next week. n. GOP Leader Knowland Baid IIamOl, water and smoke. The fiameB broke out under the board condillon. lowa Cit,.; Muor 101m 8 ...11,0301 ••, (back &0 eam.a): ToWli M&nbaU S\aDle)' Davia, Unlven"r Liberty; town marsbals Matt walk at about 5:45 p.m. and spread quickly. The pier, located in the Charles Dalton, 4, McCaus Belrbu: Jucke Emil G. Trolt, Iowa Clly; Mayot Nate Moore, VnJvenlt,. Hel,b": Mayor Clarence Green, Lone Tree; Fred Painter, FLANDE&8- helrt of the famed boardwalk, Is one of Atlantic City's major land, admlttell July 14, fair con Amelon, Hml; COllstable Preaton KMer, Iowa cit,,; Mayor Den Anelao, Coralville; Jutlce 01 tbe Cora.lville; and Stanley Davis, (Continued on Page 2) amll54!ment attractions. • .dilion. Peaee Earl £Idee., Horila Llberh'/ and IIII&Ice ~ UIe Pe.ee I. New... Toomer/lowl Citf'. university Heiihts. Pare ~TRE DAUY IOWAN-lo"'s City. Iil .- Sst .• JuI Y~, 1 95~ . ~ .... IRe-Enlistment Blues' art Auto Mishaps Intetpretirig Safety Director the News ' Exp ing Iowa's 1947 safety IIF J.K•• OllnTS JL SATURDAY, JULY 31, 195( Fwelp responsibility 111W. Milo Chalfant, / \\'ilhout "expres or implied per· s&atf Des Moines. told Masonic service rnisl ion." AIIOeIa&el Prell UNIVEISITY CALENDAR club members at tbe weekly Fu~ure erurlty Netded The attitude of India and other tJNlVERSITY CALENDAR items Ifte scheduled luncheon- Friday that drivers in· Future proof of financial re· Asiatic natjons toward the Unit· I. tM! PrMldea". office. 014 CI,ltol. volved in accident resulting in sponsibllity lor three years must · ed States has seldom been as well injury. death or damag~ in ex· be given when a driver's license Tuesday, A1l&'1IIt 3 Monaa,., Au,.t I described as in the words of Am· 8:00 p.m. - Su:nmer session Registration tor indeptndelil cess 01 ~O must make a written is suspended or revoked tor a bassa BIRTHS " featuring To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kasper, R. R. 1 Iowa City, a girl Friday at Mercy hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thomas, West Branch, a· boy Friday at Mercy hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee, 1014 Summit, a boy Friday at Mercy hospital. , ,,--,.& .... To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walb schmidt, Riverside, a girl Friday at Mercy hospital. SEVEN ' ~<::TlONS - THE ito P.APER OF THE YEAR! DEATHS Darrell Engelkems, 5 daY$. SEND JHtS .. SPECIAL iDITION 10 ALL YOUR FRIENbsl Clinton, 111., Thursday at Uni ~ '4 , • versity hospitals.' William Tuttle. 83, Marengo, Thursday at Mercy hospital. ORbtl MAIL-AWAY COPIES 'NOWI POLICE COURT . ~. I \ Thomas P. Powers, San Fran COYERS EVERYTHING - cisco, was fined $50 and $5 costs on a bad check charge. All but Postag. Clncl Handling It5 was suspended, but Powers Was returned to the county jail , Simply give UI ..,. name ond ad,str ... - In lieu of payment. He was . w. da th. reltl charged in connection with a $10 check drawn on a local bank. EXTRA CHARGES > DARLINGTON, S. C. (A') ~hen deputies Sam Chapman and Ed Bryant went to serve a bad ' check warrant and drove . ' Into the man's yard they heard :~.' CIICULATION DIPAafMENT trom inside the house the sound ot jars being broken. P.O. Box '5~ The man's effort to destroy bootlegging evidence was not SUccessful. The deputies charg ed him with possessing Illegal liquor. • ~ t-'IIIE DAILY lOW "-I.wa Clb', la.-Sat., J. 11, lIS4 Tosses Shot 42 ft. 7 in. Giants Trol;lnce Cincinnati, 6-t Infrease Nl Leadl 0 3Games Smash 4 Homers Long Man, Short Bed On 6 Hits; Lockman Returns to Lineup NEW YORK (IP}- The league AMEIIICAN LEAGUE NIl'TIONAL LSAGU£ leading New York Giants man W L 1'el. G8 W L pee. oa \ i aged only six hits Friday night Cle¥elan. . .. Ull :AI .IIU New York ...... :n .6$& New y ••k ... U1 H~ .ooa Rrookly...... 61 4U .DI J but four of them were home runs CIlI.o,. .... 6U rw .un Mllwauk.. . iH 15 .•,," • as they whipped the Cincinnati D.lroll ...... n M .411.; ' 1. Loul. . .. . 49 III .iIOO 11'\ Wa.lhlnrt.. .. t o! a..'i ...... ! ClndnnaU .• , ;,e ~ ..! . ~" Itl\ Red legs 6-1. increasing their Phlladelpbla . 11 11\1 ••II-} " National league leade to 3 games. ::I~o,: ..~ .. , . :;: ~ ::i Chi ..,...... 4~ (11 . "!I :, Brooklyn lost to Milwaukee Fri Pklladelpbla . S;; ti;I .s.;1 Pltbb.'lh • :;t 69 .IU., t: t'lUDAr'S at: LT FalDA \:'8 liES LTS day night, &-3. Baltimore JI, NeW' Yerll • Ne,,' York 6. Clnclnna" I Mllwa.k•• 9. Br.oklyo • The Giants treated starter Fred CI ...lood I. 1\· ...1010' •• 0 3 Pili b .. r,b Chl.aco 8 Detroit G. B ...... I a. Chl.a,. II. Pllhbu.,h (I Baczewski as if he were respon ii, 2- Cblt:.,. Pbnadel,hla St. Louis 1'!. PhUadelp"I. ~ sible for the reports of dissention TduA Y"8 PITCHEas TOO A 1"S PITCUllaS on the dub. W. hI.rt... 01 CI•• eland - )1.0.. - Mlh"•• kee at Brooklyn - WU ••• (1. melt (.) .. tI) \II, aarela (I~ .. G) .r ]AIDoD .) "I. Labine (l-j) or Newuftlbe C... ) . Wes Westrum started the four (I~-~). ClnclDnaU at New Yo,' -...... base parade with a blast in the 1'1.... Yerk 01 Ballimo.. - Wle I.r ((1·3) .... ~I.,JI. ( IO-M . (a-:!) va. Turle, (7_11). Sl. Laull 01 Pbllodelpbl~ (~-I .. I-ol,k1) third inning. In the fifth, Wes Bollon a' oel.oll - ".111.... (1.~) -Belr. co .. 1) tlnd La.wrenc.e (1.:1) ,.. VI. Oromek (I'!-&), Roberh 05-8) .ltd Green",' ood (I-!), trum walked and pitcher Ruben Phlla.elphl. 01 Cbl."o - Bisbop Cbl ..n 01 PItt bur,b - nooker (iI- Gomez hit his first homer of the (0 .. 3, VI. Coal.e"a. (J~-a). 10) ••. ThI .. (1,3)' season. Don Mueller opened the sixth with his second home run of the INDIANA UNIVERSITY'S ALL-AMERICAN baSketball eenter DOD Sehlundt rinds his bed In a hos 1 year. With two out in the sixth , pltal at BloomJnrton, Ind .. a bt\ too short for bill 6 foot, 10 Ineh frame. Don i recoverJnr from an Tribe Gains Game on Yanks Davey WJlliams drew a walk and appendectomy. Pillows are stuffed at the foot of the bed to help the sltuaUon. Hank Thompson homered. CLEVELAND (JP}-The Cleve (AP Wire ....&.) The only other New York hits land Indians, following a five r..ol8 TESTA, .1, 01 the Red Diamond Athletic club, Pew&aeke&' lOth victory against five defeats, t..• ho," the 'orm he ulled to set a new record In tbe junior were a single by Whlley Lock run rally in the second with ..... o,' the .hot put event at the National AAU Women', &rack man, back in the lineup after an Orioles RO(k Yanks, 10-0, Rise to 7th gave up nine hits. The losing homers by Larry Doby and Jim field meet at Harrl,burK, Pa., Friday. Mill Tesla threw the argument Thursday with Man pitcher was Dean Stone, chased i.d Hegan, whipped the Washington by Cleveland's rally in the sec -..ot put' 4% feet, 7 Inehe • beallnr the old mark of 31 feet, 1. ager Leo Durocher, and an in Kennedy Hits 1st field teaser by Willie Mays in the Senators 8-3 Friday night in the ond. -4tiiella.~ __~ ______eighth. Grands/am in '54 opener of a four game series. WashlD&'ton 300 000 000-3 •• Lockman was back on Clrst Tatum Puts Hilgenberg base for the Giants and Dur For Baltimore Hegan drove in a total of four Cleveland 050 012 00x-8 I' 1 ocher denied reports of dissen runs, two on a double during sion on the club. BALTIMORE (IPI-The Balti- On 1Whit~$' for Foday the second inning rally and two Lockman. yanked in the mid more Orioles took little notice of LAFA YETTE, Ind. (IP)-Head more with his ninth homer of EAT IN COMFORT '.' SportJ dle of Thursday's game by Dur Casey Stengel's birthday Friday . . Ali-Star Coach Jim Tatum Fri- the season in the sixth inning. DAIL Y SPECIAL ocher, engaged in a heated argu night, blasting Allie Reynolds Andrews Advances Roy Sievers drove in two of • TENDER CLUI 88 B, Gene Inrle-Dalb Iowan Sport. Eiltor ment with the manager in Iront and two other Yankee pitchers day divided collegiate squad in- the Washington runs in the first or the New York dugout. for nine hits and a 10-0 shutout to two leams lor its first major inning with his 17t.h homer. STEAK $1.50 _ I;lumagin& throuih the flies the other da" I found a Bakers Neither man would discuss the by Don Larsen before 27,38-5 To Semifinals training test today. Art Houtteman, winning his • TASTY NOON LUNCHEONS field Calitofnian of July 3, 1954. In It was a fine story about incident. but published reports Ians. Iowa's Jerry Hilgenberg was AT DWight M. (Goldie) Griffith, former Iowa athlete. described the team's morale as Bob Kennedy hit a bases ioad- given the center position on the Air COllditiolled • The 69-year-old dean of high school coaches in the V.S. had "poor," ed homer in the fourth, the first In Tennl·s Tourney White squad alOng with such Garver Blanks Boston, e.nded a coaching nnd teaching career spanning 48 years, all 'but "Whitey definitely is ond will for the Orioles this season, to stars as tackles Bob Morgan of 5-Oi Kaline Hits Homer two of t11em at Bakersficld high. remain my first baseman," Du break the Yankees' back. KALAMAZOO, ]\oUch. lIP) _ Maryland and Nathan Gresselte rocher said before Friday night's CLUB 88 July 3, he became football coach emeritus ot BakerSfield h,igh. His homer and two singles ot Clemson, and backs 'Bobby DETROIT (IP) - Ned Garver, For Party Re!ierva~lo81 contest with Cincinnati. Beyond Andrews, Iowa City. advanced IGarrett of Stanford, Paul Cam- Detroit's crafty righthander, al- Phone 2511 I; Grif h was graduated from Iowa In 1905 after earning three gave Kennedy six runs batted I' th 1 It I f th j L f UCLA d J N lowed only four hits and blanked that, Durocher had nothing to in and helped boost the Oriole n.o e sem - na 8 ° e un or eron 0 _, an efry orton TIFFIN, IOWA "CS.T" rlni1dr" ; in tooLbali and one in ba_ketball. He captained the say about the fuss. basketbll team in 1905. He was also coach ot the "trosh football single game total to the highest sillfies a' the National BoYS j ot SouthelD Methodist. the Boston Red Sox, 5-0, Friday "All we need Is a laughing ot the season. tennis tournament here Friday Lining up with the Reds are night as rookie AI Kaline team. '.. game, 18-2 in lavor of us or Larsen, who ,cattered seven by deleaUnr Ron Holmberg, ' su.c hIp ayers a s t a.c kl;so Craw f or d clinched the victory with a , T last tilTle Gritrlth watched an Iowa tealTl WIIS when the something Uke that," Durocher M s ! MIS-isSI and Art three-run homer In the eighth ~Jawkey defeated Southern Calitorrfia on the coast a tew y'ears said. "We're in some sort a hits, beat his form r teammates Brooklyn, N.Y., , -r" 6-4 In a 1m 0 "'. Inning. ot for his third victory against 13 quarter final mateh. Hunter oj D me, guards tail-oIf altor our winning streak. ~o~re a. ' . losses. It was the second loss for Morgan WIlliams ot Texas DBeOtSrtoonlt !!OO 0°0°1° oo~xo~~ 84 01 • I • Hc d quite a time, being loyal to Towa yet having Frank It's too bad U1at ever,vbody has Christian and Jerry Clem, "".. .. mtlordl.the boy he developed at Bakersfield, playing tor the 1'\'0- stopped hitting. And with no hit Reynolds who has won 10. Southern Methodist. and backs jilDlI against the Hawks. . . ting, the pitching, which I call The loss dropped New York Keegan Captures Zeke Bratkowski ol Georgia, jiii------iiiIi , 'Crif h ~till is a loyal Iowa fan and goes to a.ny .. game Iowa 85 per cent ot our game, has just two and a half games behind Lamar Mclian ' of Arl(8nsas, SMORGASBORD plays bu est. • . gone sour." Cleveland which defeated Wash- 13th Victory, 4-2; Johnny Lattner of Notre Dame Cincinnati 000 000 100-1 5 0 ington, 8-3, Friday night. and Ralph renton of Ma,'yland. AT .THE MELODY MILL • • • • New York 001 023 OOx-& 6 1 Reynolds, lifted in the fifth The intrasq\liJld Igame lOllrks DAILY 5:00 To 10:00 P.M. {~w days agQ, a POl'tswriter A's Drop to 8th :A for a pinchhilter, was relieved the end of thc first week's prac- A •• CoodUioned by ltefrl,e.aUo. this area mentioned that Bill hi by Marlin Stuart, former Oriole, CHICAGO lIP) - Bob Keegan, tlce for the All-Stirs' Aug. J3 FMltbn ' is an outstanding pool SO Kinds of Food Doily who gave up one run on two husky White Sox right hander date with the pro-champion De P.lot. Salo. - Ca"ba,. 010' lI~;yer. .• 'To hits before Bob Weisler came on winless since July 9, scored his troit Lions In Soldiel' [ield, Chi- Ap.le Salad - Ie' Salo" Braves Shell Plneapp'. .la~ • '1 g\.l.ess this town's going peti In the seventh. 13th victory of the season FridAY cago. Dome l\lade Pie - Jen. S .... tiOn ' crazy. John Greulich, a Sartllne. - 81.1m*n - PI,II .~eet New York 000 000 000- 0 7 1 night, dcfeating the Philadel------..,---- Dried Bc.r - CoHo,. Cheue f~jcnd ot Fcnton's, Is getting Bal&lmore 102 401 llx-JO 9 • phia Athletiics 4-2. before 16,- Cream Cheese - Pick)., !\Ih: pllople to sign a petition to chal Dill PI.kle - S ..... t Plckl •• Erskine, Rout 304 at Comiskey park. The de I hge Bill in a game of pooL. So .ladl'-,. - Oelery - Apple. fl!at dropped t.he A's into last DANCELAND Orao,.. - I'reh." - 1'01010 Chip. far, he's signed up 76 people. place. Cookies. 3 kinds - Pn,'eorn. Cubs, Pittsburgh Cedar llaplds, Iowa Watermel.a - (I Het Olshea Looks as if Bill will have a Keegan was jarred by 9 base Iowa's Smartest Ballroom n.t a.n. - Jen,. 10bwhel1 he gets back from the Dodgers~ 9·3 S •• erln.at ."d Many Other Divide Twin-Bill hits but was in serious. trouble AlR CONDITIONED FODelS ,. Cilooic FrOID All-Star ~ame in Chicago Aug. BROOKLYN (A') - The Mil o"Jy in the fifth. He helped his 1-3. waukee Braves spott.ed Brooklyn , PITTSBURGH (IP) - Hank own cause with a long do.ubJc Tonlrh& $1.50 & $2,00 IIOMI'I Greulich says they'll send the three runs in the first inning, Sauer, slugging Chicago Cub out to left center which drove in Name Band Music EAT ALL YOU WANT. ~tJtion 'Jo him in Lafayette, then crushed the Dodgers 9-3 fielder, blasted a homer in each a run. Ma6?rie MAIN KllBPJDf Ind., \ herc the All-Stars are JACK PAVNE & HIS ~ Friday night for their eighth game Friday night as the Cubs The White Sox made 10 hits ORCHESTRA Eat Food wltb a Reputation -ADDED- wainini. liope it doe n't affect straight victorY. The ioss push and the Pittsburgh Pirates split off Arnold Portocarrero and Al From Cou\ to Cuast Cartoon - Sportllte - Novelty fils pl?ying in the game. 14 ARTISTS 14 ed Brooklyn three games behind a twin bill. The Pirates won the S i m a. I twas Portocarrero's (Creator of Amerloa's Finest the first place New York Giants. first game 8-6 on a 13-hit attack fourth straight defeat. Danoe Muslo) · ' . A three-run homer by Danny The Sox scored two in the ' . wilh the Cubs roaring back to .-The University of Michigan.. is O'Connell and a two-run blast win the nightcap 8-6 as they first inning when Jim Rivera Next, WED. J2Jannini" ' d go all out In their I caromed a single off the first llalt-thne shows in this year's John Greulich by Joe Adcock were the most banged out 14 safeties. Congenial OVER .28-NITE telling blows In the Braves' 13 Sauer's round trippers, eac" base bag to drive home Nellie EDDIE ALLEN & HIS i'wlball SftBSOIl. Leads Petit/oil Mooe hit attack as they pinned the Fox, who had singled, and Min In fact, they've planned such coming with Ralph Kiner on ORCHESTRA 10th loss of the year on Carl base' by the virtue of walks, nie Minoso, who had walked. bJg programs up there t.hat H. O. (Fritz) Crisler, Michigan athletic Erskine. brought his home run production They added another in the sec- director,. aid he will ask the Big Ten for an official 20-minute The Braves got a brilliant re to 32 for the season. ond on a walk, a steal, an error h)lf-timc .~eripd instead of the usual 15-minute rest session. This lief pitchini performance ' from and a sacrifice fly. would apply to all conference schools. ~------'"""I"---" righthander Ernje Johnson who FIl'llt Game In the fourth, Ed McGhee sin- The Iowa-Michigan game, Oct. 9, has been otficial1y desiiDated, took over with two out and three ChleaJ"o 022 000 011-8 8 1 gled and scored from first on MAtter Blain as .annual High School Band day, with more than 100 bands runs home In the tint and ston Pittsburgh 204 OO! OOX-B 13 • Keegan's double, but the A's romposed of 6,500 young bandsmen from al1 parts of Michigan came back with two on singles ped the Dodgers on two singles Seeond Game ~klng part in the mass show. The event is the largest of its kind the rest of tile way. Chleago 104 001 200-8 14 0 by Vic Power and Joe DeMaes- ~ ~~ anyWhere. Milwaukee '" U. 00'-9 U II PIUsburrh 202 .00 001-5 11 0 tri and a double by Wilmer tl. ~~ 8rookbn 300 0.0 000-3 6 2 • • • ~~~:~IPhla 000 120 000-2 9 1 • r~ ~, If;j Who's the greatest active player in baseball? MAXWELL WINS TITLE Chlcafo 210 100 'Ox-. 10 • . STARTING SUNDA Y/ Well, the big league managers have chosen Stan Musial of thc Card. Wallop Phillie. WASHINGTON (IP)- In a red St. Louis Cardinals as "baleball's greate t player." hot finish, Cpt. Billy Maxwell .0" AU. TN. WAY GARY COOPER in On 6-Run 7th, 12-3 Friday posted a 72-hole score of • All byt two National league managers voted for Musial and PHILADELPHIA 111")- Reliet 283 and won the All-Army Open -DOORS OPEN 1:15- IN THE HorruT sro"~ two 'from lhe American league. pitcher Herm Wehmeier walked "DISTANT DRUMS" golf championship by a two TMAT IVI... LTID • The only dissenter In the National league was Birdie Tebbetts home two runs and his replace stl'oke margin. ,q't Cincinnati who voted for his own Ted K1uszewski. Brooklyn ment, Jim Konst,lDty, was clout TH. SCRI.N! manager Walt Alston abstained from the voting ed for a Bill Sarni bases-loaded ~ since he was just taking his first trip around the tl:iple - aU In the seventh inning I?r'?ti~m NOW "ENDS " ENGLERT TONY CURTIS • MARY MURPHY majors when the poll was taken. Tebbetts claims -Friday niJht as the S1. Louis y Kluszewski "swin&s a heavy bat." - Cardinals walloped the Philadel- NOW. ENDS TUESDAY LICR1I IESI LAST "BEACHHEAD" ,..,.. b LI t· d t d b rt it Phia Phillles 12-3. ON OUR ... ,e a 0 109 was con uc e y spo swr er 8t. LoWs 100 %0% lOt-It 17 1 DAY I -COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR- WIDE I Arch Murray for Real maaazine.. PbJJa'alr. ZOO HI ••0- 3 & 2 SCREEX BALL· ARIAZ Ted Williams led the paek In the Ameriean iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii)~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii league, getting three votes. AI Rosen collected two. Paul Richards of tbe White Sox didn't vote ONE LONG, for undisclosed reasons. CAPITOL LONG NOW OVER THE WEEKEND ~ The two American league pilots wbo swung Veol1q bJ Retrl,eratlon LOVE AND STARTS the tide to Musial were Eddie Joost ot the A's and TOMORROW Bucky Harris of Washijlgton. LAUGH SUNDAY • 10 p\hering mtterial for the article, Murray talked not only LARK I SIGMUND ROMBERG'S .tP big le4gue mana eel'll but to hundreds of other buebaU men o acbes, players, umpires, club officials and sportswriters. : . "PuWn, together all their views, the sentiment was even 1I)0re [:1~ ... favor oC Mullal," Murray wrote. "When the vote was for Musial .... Ir 1M o..+J g",.,. :_ wu always quick and spontaneous. When it was for anyone else, cI~~...• .Muslal's name wu alway. mentioned." '1 ' Here'll how the bi, ICafUe ..managers voted in the "greatest ...DIayer" poll: • Nr.Uoul Le.,a, !.eo Durocher, New York ...... _ ...... _._ .. _...... Musial !1irdle Tebbetts. Cincinnati ...... KIuszewski Sieve O'1(elll. Phlladelph/a ...... _...... _ .... _._ ...... Nullal !,'!ed Haqiy, Pittsburgh ...... Mu.lal lOCIarUe ~m, Milwaukee ...... '...... Muslal Oldie S y, St, Louis ...... _...... _...... Muaial Stan lf8 ' , Chicago ...... _...... •.. ! ...... _...... Muslal :' =:="~:~~ :-.: : .:::~: ~M&tt. '!=h=:.m~~it ··:: : : : ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::: : ::::: : : ::::~~: ~..~J11i.l ~ =eAI Lope&, Cleve.,.nd .. - ...... _.. ." ...... ~ .. Rosen OIl ClNEMASOOPE - EXTRA IN COLOR - ~.se1 Swnael, ~ew York ...... _...... 1 •••••.•••..••••••••••., ••• .• •• .ROIen .:.~ "THE MGM JUBILEE OVERTURE" EddJe Jq'6Jlt, Philadelphia ...... ~ ...... Musial .;':.: Inc;elr ey -ADD -World', Lr.1e.t New_ 1iucky Harris. Washington ...... _.. ~ ...... Muslal 'I f.. ~/oo/O,.. WILD BILL ELLlO'M' ~UI lUeharda, Chic/lio ...... • ...... '...... didn" vote ----._-l1li ____ _ "VIGILANTE TERROR" ,.