rmtlllii , 'll 'Echo' Satellite Tops ' Day for .u.s. l 1'"NEW landa\\'s Bounces Ike's Voice Todays Weather SUPER hcornI.. partly cloudy ,.., .nd ...."ht with widely 1CIttwe4 VAlU From Coast to Coast aftemoon w nighttime thunder· sMwers northwest .nd .lIMme GOOD ~..... w.. t toct.y. W.rmer sautha... (See page 4 for story on the new altitude record set owon Serving The State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City today .nd hInItht. TKRU bl) the X15 rocket ship.) Associated Preu Leased Wire And Wirepboto - Herald Tribune News Service Features Saturday, August 13, 1960, Iowa City, Iowa lUG. WASIIINGTON (AP) - The United States, on one of its ~ 14 proudest days in the space age, Friday sent into orbit high above the earth a huge balloon that could lead to new marvel' of world communication. The balloon, tuU as a 10-slmy build ing but with a skin thinner than the plastic wrapping on a SMOKED pack of cigarets, was shot more than 1,000 miles skyward from Cape Canaveral, Fla. Quickly, a test bounced President Eisen Hancher Says Union Addition bower's recorded voice by radio retrieved but officials said all beam from California up to the flight objectives were achieved. balloon and down to New Jersey. A lillie later, a Polaris missile The baBoon, dubbed Echo I, also was fired down the Caribbean served as a sort of backboard or on a l ,lOO-milc flight to test re billiud cushion. fin ements and. increase the sub , Delighted sci~ntists and mili· marine missile's reliability before t.ry men were encouraged to an it becomes operational by October, ticipat. the cia... when m.ssages President Eisenhower was one of Sorelv Needed by, University II1II pictures of all sorts can be the most elated of all over'the Echo clTried unlimited distances clear· I achievement. Beaming and smil Iy and instantly. ing, he listoned to his own voice as The communications satellite, it bounced back from the great bal I the biggest but not the heavicst of loon , U.N. Troops Expresses Regret all man.made satellites, zoomed "Fine - I'm delighted," he told to its success on a da:y in which a small group at the White House, Ihe United States laid claim to Th. radioed-from·above m.s· other fantastic feats in sky and sag. called the experiment in Enter Katanga Over Court Action apace: communications a significant step 1. An Air Force test pilot. Maj, in the u.s. space program - a In a statement issued Friday, SUI President Virgil M. Robert M, White, hurtled his X-l5 porgram Eisenhower emphasized plane 131,000 feet above the earth was "for peaceful purposes for Peacefully Hancher exprc ' ed regret over the filing of a suit by hotel, - more than 24 miles and the the benefit of all mankind.' ' motel and . restaurant associations to stop construction of the bighest point man has ever reach· The President's message invited proposed $4.6 million addition to the Iowa Memorial Union, ed in recorded history. Belgian Withdrawal all countries to make similar ex Earl E. Harper, director of the Iowa Memorial Union, is on White radioed back from the periments with the baUoon. How· To be Discussed edge of spac. to his comrades at ever, space officials doubted that By Dag, Tshombe vacation, and couUl not be reached- for comment. Harper has Edwanb Air Force Base In Cali· the Soviet Un,ion could try an ex done much of the planning for lhe construction of the addition. fornia: "This is reall ... fantastic periment with it since its orbit ELISABETHVILLE, the Congo Thc suit, filed in Polk County Distirct Court Thursday, was Up here." crosses only the southern tip of IA'I - U. N, Secretary·General Dag brougbt by the Iowa Motor Coud ------ 2. After 12 failures, the Air that nation . Hammarskjold led a U. N. ta k .f! Force rejoiced over the recovery Association; the Iowa Hotel As- them, will be placed belore the France and Britain have plans force peacefully into secessionist sociation; the Iowa Restaurant As- court, as they have previously of a space capsule fired from an to lry to bounce some messages off Katanga Province Friday and soclaUon; a partnership oC Russell been put before the public. orbiting satellite. A Navy frog· Echo. opened negotiations for tull with- man, Robert W. Carroll, 22, tied T. Keith Glennan, head of the drawal o( Belgian soldiers. B. Miller and L. E. Smith; Ermal "Much study and planning has Loghry; John and Mary Teu(el; gone Into the proposed addition, a line from a helicopter to the National Aeronautics and Space A hitch in landing operations capsule in the Pacific near Ha Viola Lons; and Michael McLaugh- both on the part oC University per· ' Administration, said the record· and minor demonstrations at the lin, A2, Sac City, sonnel who are face to face on a waii Thursday and earned a foot· ing he took to Eisenhower was airport, including a cry of "Down dally basis with the demonstrable Dote in history for himself. so strong and clear that the with the United Nations," spiced N.med " det.ndant. in the ac· needs (or this facility , and by the The recovery of the instrument· President 5eemed not at first to his arrival and his blue·helmeted tion were the State Bo.rd of R.· members o( the State Board of packed capsule carried forward - realize it had been sent to the soldiers _ 220 fellow Swedes, gents - H.rry H. Hagemann, Regents , who have brought to bear perhaps further than the Soviet satellite and back. But there was a warm welcome pr.si.nt; .. nd D.vid A. Dancer, on this question all thcir individual Union has gone - the work to send The balloon. folded in accordion for Hammarskjold to this rich ter Proposed Union Addition secretary - Elwin T. JolllHe, business and educational experi. a man on a roundtrip into space, pleats in the nose cone of a tower- ritory of copper, cobalt and cattle This Is an Irchi.tect's drawing of the Iowa .ddition, (wing at upper I.ft,) concern.d in the SUI vice !H'esldent for Bush,.SI ences in keeping with their respon. and 10 create a dependable eye ing three·stage Thor-Della rocket, from Katanga's Premier Moise Memorial Union, showing the proposed $4.6 million law$uit fil.d b... hot.l, met.1 and r.staurant .nd Finane.; .nd Fin. H.m· sibilities to the State of Iowa In in·the-sky system for knowing was carried upward at 4:39 a,m. Tshombe, who only a week ago borg, SUI tre.surer. dctermining policy Cor this and aSiociations. what's going on everywhere. At 6:45, NASA announced it was was threatening war to bar the No temporary injunction was five other institutions." In addition to th.se victories, in orbit. Glennan called the launch· U. N. soldiers already occupying sought in the case because it is ex- The court .ctlon hed bMn .n I powerful Atlas missile, with a ing "well-nigh perfect." Gases the rest of the Congo's half dozen pccted that the case will be heard tlclpated since March when "the new and larger type nose cone helped inflate the great aluminum· provinces. In early September. thr" .t.... wI. org.nbatl_ fill,d with radiation-stud... de· .coaled plastic ball. Though he ha:l modified bis Reds Oust 3rd ,Tourist In his statement, President .clded by joint unanimous vote vices, wal landed on target after u.s. Hancher said: to lUe wit. The .,.,... .roups ,IlIn. As it whirled around the world, stand in the (ace oC a Security I S,lJOO.mile shot down the Carib· observers on the Pacific Coast Council mandate for replacement " We regrct that the hotel, motel t.nded thAt the addition _Id bun. The nose cone could not b. reported in the earl... morning of the Belgian soldiers, Tshombe and restaurant associations have put the University In competition ·t h' . appeared in high spirits. seen fit to bring suit to enjOin with prlv.te busln ....s. dar kness t hat I was 5 mmg sev· h Co en times brighter than the North T . ere was a warning to ngo In Powers' Pre-Trial Week development of this campus addi· The petition riled by Gibson, Successes Please tion which the University and the Stewart, and Garrett _ a Des .. Star. William J. O'Sullivan, de Premier Patrice Lumumba, No. 1 By The A.I.e,.ted Pre.. lot's family and several friends or Powers said he got the assur SUI Ph SICIStS sign.r of the sat.llite, said it political foe of Tshombe, that the Regents believe is sorely needed Moines law firm - contends that Y U. N, intends to carry out its mis· MOSCOW IA'I - The Soviet Union advisers also are going to Moscow ance in a letter from Khrushchev. in the program of the University. the Iowa Memorial Union belongs Jlmes Van Allen. head of SUI's would be as bright as Vega, the sion of maintaining order in the expelled a Kansas tourist Friday , for the trial. which begins Wed· American atorneys are urging "It Is well known that slmll.r to the University and therefore the Physics Department and promi· brightest star in the Northern Congo despite interference by Lu- the third American accused of spy nesday. Francis Gary Powers' Soviet de facllltl ...r. In u.. at oth.r rna· state. Unless the specific project IItnt spac. authority, is on va· Hemispher.. mumba's reactivated Congolese ing or subversive activities in the Powers told newsmen again be· fense counsel to demand his free· lor Instltvtlonl throughout the is authorized by a single law, the cation and could not be reached Dr. Abe Silverstein, director of army. week before the espionage trial of fore leaving that Soviet Premier dom on grounds that he is an inno· country, .nd that th.lr pro ..nce petition continues, the state is pro fa comment on the United Staf.s' NASA's space flight program, said U. N, Unoersecretary Ralph J. U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers. Nikita Khrushchev had offered to cent pawn in a historic world h., ai.d those In,tiMlonl' edv· hiblted by the Iowa Constitution help him and his wife wh en they struggle of ideas, two latest latellite achiev.ments. Echo I could relay signals be· Bunche delivered the warning The Kremlin charged James cational progr.1I'I$ as w. would from incurring indcbtedness 01 J.mes Wills, administrative as· tween New Jersey and London as personally to Lumumba in Leo· Shultz, 21, of Otis, Kan., gave reach Moscow. Informed so urces, rcporting this oxpect them to aid SUI's pro- more than $250,000. • sist.nt of ph ... sics, said every· easily as it did between California poldviJle, the central government's American publications, bibles and Friday, said the U2 pilot's Sovict gr.m. Financing oC the addition is to be body in the department was and New Jersey. capital 950 miles northwest oC clothes to a citizen in the Ukraine attorney is being urged to argue .. All the facts concerning the provided by a $4.5 million loan pleased with the successes al· Scientists timed the launching so Elisabethville. It came after days to get him to "agitate" against tbe No German that Powers in reality was not a three proposed additions, only one from three insurance companies. though SUI was In 110 way in· that Echo I will be in continuous of mounting unrest in which Lu Soviet Union. spy and never in his own mind of which is a guest house unit, and The loan, which has been accepted considered himself as such, volved in the projects. The Uni· sunligbt for about two weeks, Once mumba's uniformed forces have Shultz, who will be a senior this Claims, U.S. our reasons fOr seeking to build by the Board of Regents, was on v.nify will not be. conn.cted it gets out of the sun's w~rmth, it taken an increasing hand in patrol fall at Southwestern College in Powers, this argument goes, was 5 per cent interest notes payable with an... spac. probe proj.ct may deteriorate through reversion and police work that Is supposed Winfield. Kan " is the son of a acting under U. S, Government over 25 years from allocated stu· now ""til 1961, he saiil. of its gasses to a solid mass. to be handled by the U. N. force. Methodist minister. He is here on Tells Poland orders in line with official U. S. British Start dent fees and net earnings (rom ------~------~-~------a youth tour sponsorcd by the policy and program, and thus operation of the Union. WASHINGTON (AI! - The United blame Lor the flight of the U2 Closer to Man in Space- YMCA and YWCA. The embassy Slates has assured Poland that In M.rch, Pr.sld.nt H.ncher piane should be fixed upon th e said th.t 110 Incr.... In student said the 13-member parly spent West Germany has never sought U. S, Government. Stri ke, Ai rl ift ) MUSCATINE three weeks with a world youth or obtained any assistance from f.es to help pay for the proposed friendship mission near Kiev, the its NATO allies for pressing its ter· The American laWyers, most of .ddition we,.. .ntlclpated. Stu· rA,LOUPE Ukrainian capital. The party is ritorial claims against Poland. them members of the Virginia For Tourists dent foas noW Include • foa, fw Recovery Feat 'Boosts U.S. now in Lcningrad and Shultz Is In a noto sent to the Warsaw Bar Association, have little hope c.. plt., PVrpoM only, for the presumed to have leCt the country. Government through the Polish their views will be presented in a WNDON (All - An emergency low. Mlmerl.1 Union. Soviet court. airliIt started Friday nlght to fly The Board of Regents authorized SUNNYVALE, Cam (AI! - The The new expulsion appeared to Embassy here, the State Depart· successful recovery of a Discover ment also declared that eventual But apparently they believe two home more than 2,000 American the expansion of the Union last be part of a Sovicl campaign - trials are involved ; one in the tourists stranded by Britain's sea· December, and the legislative in· 19~ACH er XUI satellite capsule gave the which the U,S, State Department setuement of the German-Polish United States a long day's march bordcr dispute depends upon the ornate Hall of Columns in Moscow men 's strike. terim commitlee approved the pro Thursday called "somewhat hys· ject in January. on Ihe Soviet Union in the race to unification of Germany under a and one before the court of world Thousands of British and French ,0 - VINE RIPE terical" - to arouse world opin· opinion. They beHeve Moscow will tourists were in trouble too. The Bids for the project were plan· put a man in space, a Lockheed ion before Powers' lIlrial starts government capable of concluding a peace treaty. show some sensitivity to world strike spread chaos through more ned to be accepted this fall by official said here Friday. next Wednesday. the Board of Regents, and con ~ATOES Lockheed is prime contractor At issue are old East Prussian opinlon. than a score of usually busy ports. for the Disooverer program which Powers' parents left London for territories which were turned over The slrikers, defying- their union struction was expected to be com Moscow early Saturday to witness pleted in' 1963. Thursday successfully triggered a to Poland after World War II with Icaders, scored two major vic· the trial of their son on spy the understanding. the U,S. note tories. The petition filed ThurMl.y ~pOund capsule out of a polar Sen. Kennedy' c orbit to parachute into a Pacific charges. said, that the "final delimitation of First they forced the Cunard Co. contenclt thot the lowe Constltu· Bs·29 Three other members C1f the pi- the western frontier of Poland to abandon a\1 hope of getting the tion require. thot .. ~ ....'" Ocean recovery area 330 miles should await the peace settle giant Queen Mary out of South· debt of mere than $251_ MUst no~thwest of Hawaii. be lubmittM to .. n .Iectlon and Herschel Brown, a Lockheed Another Garage ment." Manipulating hampton. She carried 1,020 New 0.1 NEW RED .pproved b ... 0 molorlty of the Vice president and general man The Polish Government on July York·bound passengers and 185 more were waiting to join her in voters of the .t.to, .nd th.t suf· ager oC the firm's missiles and Moving Charge 20 complained that a majority of rATOES space division, said the Soviets NATO nations had been unwilling France. flclent tox must be I."ied .. r.· tlr. the deItt In 21 .....rs. are known to have fail ed in their to accept "as an undeniable fact" Senate - Nixon Then they kept the 25,5OO-ton Against Yocum Polish possession of the IsndB up Canadial\ Pacific liner Empress of )n 1959, however, the Iowa legis. eflorts to recover o!1biting satellite WASHINGTON I.tl - Vice Presi packages. to the Oder-Neisse River line Britain tied up in Liverpool. She lature passed a law authorizing c Ahother charge of moving a dent Richard M. Nixon joined other the Board of Regents to construct Elsewhere, there was specula garage without a permit has been which is the present frontier. had been due to sail for Montreal Bs·89 Republicans Friday in accusing the Friday evening with 1,000 passen. self-liquidating buildIngs at any tion the feat may have carried filed by Iowa City police against The State Department note said u.s. policy on the Polish-German Democrats of manipulating Senate gers, most of them Americans. state college or university for "the the United States farther than the house mover Max Yocum. sessions to accomodate Sen, John Soviet Union in their competition frontier is still based on the U.S, The strike was far from total. welfare of students and suitable :5T LOWEST He already faces one such British·Soviet agreement made at F. Kennedy lO-Mass,) politically. Thirty·nine ships due to sail from for the purposes for which the for the prestigious fight to get the charge accusing him of moving a first man into space and back the Potsdam' conference 15 years Nixon said through his press British ports Friday were held up University was established." ·RICES garage from Grand Avenue to Mel ago. This provided for final deter secrelary, Herbert · G. Klein. that while 123 got away on schedule. The guest room unit, the petition ON home safely. rose Avenue July 19. That matter Brown said. "This definitely mination of the frontier at the time Kennedy, his opponent for the A hunt started for places on declares, Is, in fact, a "holel de· ING FRUITS has been heard by Police Judge of a German peace settlement. Presidency, is "directing the Sen transatlantic airliners already signed to furnish hotel rooms and Ihows we can get a man into Ansel Chapman and is awaiting his space-and out again, even though ate for his own purposes." jampacked at the height of the facililies to various persons and SUPPLIES ruling. there is a long way to go 10 ac· This coincided with charges in tourist season. Cunard took three individuals and to the public." The complish that feat." Police said the fir t charge was the Senate by Sens, Kenneth B. planes under charter from Pan purpose, it argues, is not author· An elaborate and spectacular at· filed as a result of Yocum's mov Ike Downed Keating (R-N.Y.) and Hugh Scott American and ' British Overseas ized by any law and is not included in tempt 10 calch the parachuting ing a garage the allernOOIl of (R·Pa.) that the Senate was ad Airways. Canadian 'Pacific started in the objects of SUI. July 19. Then. they ~aid, they capsule in the air failed narr~wly , Helicopter Lands journed at 6:58 p.m. Thursday to a ferry service with Its own air· The Ioanl of R...,... cl.lm. learned he also had moved a gao th.t con.tructllsn of the ...... but the instrument·jammed pack· In Baseball Field permit Kennedy to fly to New craft. age landed in ocean water where rage [rom Grand Avenue to West York for a political engagement. Until they could get away, house I. authorized by the 1'5' It was recovered by aNa vy Irog BentOn Street that morning. THURMONT, 1M. III - P,...I. Senate Majority Leader Lyndon stranded passengers stayed on In 1_. lllan and helicopter. At the hearing on the first dent Elsent-ar mad. .n ..... B. Johnson of Texas, the Demo the liners with skeleton staffs to "u the 19511 law authorizes the The frogman,· Bosun's Mate S,C. charge, Yocum's attorney attacked .v.ntfuI landing on • baseball cratic vice presidential nominee, look after them. The dinner menu board to do the tbings complained Robert Carroll, 22, of Keen, N. H., Discoverer XIII Capsule the constitutionality of the city's fi.ld Fridaly when bed WNthor said it just wasn't so that a Ken· in the Queen Mary's Lirst-class of in this petition," the petition dropped 20 feet into the dye· house mdVing law and said the closed: In Camp Dovle', his se nedy date had caused the Senate restaurant was down to eight dish· says, "thea the act Is unconstltu· Inarked water, attached a line to Tlili ••rtlst'l dr.wlng r.I .....el b ... Lockheed MinUe•• nd Spac. 01. structure being moved was only a eluded retreat In IfIo Catodiit to abandon a scheduled night ses· es instead of the usual 40 or more. tional and void because it Is all portion of a building. Mountains. sion. The majority leader usually The strike is led by' a union unconstitutional delegation of le.ls· the capsule and it was hauled out vision .hows h_ the first capsul. succ... fully recov.red from 0 William H. Bartley, Yocum's at &i.II_.( Wei about hoIfw..... controls the scheduling of sessions. splinter group called the National lative power to the board which the Ii! the water. ....lilt ... parated from the Discoverer XIII. Sortly .ft.r I.unch Into The capsule was flown to Hono torney, appeared before Judge from WeshIlIIfon when a ICOVt Kennedy sought in vain Friday Seamen's Reform Movement. The legislature itaeU does not have." lulu Friday en route to Lockheed's orbit, the ..t.llite w•• turned .round 110 degr.. s to tr.v.1 t.lI.fint. Chapman Thursday on the secopd pi... racload acMco agaiMt night to persuade opponents oC the strikers want an increase equival· facilities here for inspection and Th.n, on tho p... before .I.ction, It was tilted 6G dagr"s dewnward, charge and the case was continued landing the Prosident'. hallCGflo politIcally controversial minimum ent to $11.20 on the basic monthly Union- analysis. From there it will go to a. shown In drawing, to all_ tho cap.ul. ..,ar.tion on the 17th pending the outcome of the first t.r at C.. mp Dovld, where he wage bill to permit an early vote wage of $93 instead of the $7 hike Washln,clon. p ••••round the o~rth.-AP Wirephoto charge. ,...... to ttiand the wMktNt I "on at least one amendment." wbkh union leaders accepted. - (Continued Oft Pat;e 4) .. Roscoe Drummond Reports--" r Goren' on Bridge:
(cl 11160: By 1'11" Chlc8iO Tribune elarer made the key play of tbe P ... 2 SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1960 East-West vulnerable. South deal. deals. The routine procedure would r,.. DaU!I'owan " wntten and edl~d byltudents and n governed by a board of five student ftWfee! elected "JI bel across to dummy again and "" .,.. body and four faculty tnutee6 appointed by tho pruidom of tllo Univerlity. The Dfljly ,_, Kennedy Aware 0"1 Hurdles repeat the heart lead. But Iblre Johnson County could editorial pol/c!f. therefore. " not an e;rpress/cm of SUI odmlnlstrotlon policy or opinion, in any partleu"',. was a definite danger in this WASHINGTON - Democratic ample. finds that "the nation's istralion has given him useful NORTH line o( play. I£ East held OIly benefit of Presidential nominee John Ken Catholic voters - wilh a sub experience. he will have to accept .198 Of • two diamonds. which was Dot Iowa Legislature when stantial majority supporting Sen. responsibility for what Kennedy nedy sees two major hurdl es .,532 improbable since he had pla,ed population figures are getting higher as the campaign Kenn edy - are showing more in will portray as the Administra tAJ63 ... , ) the eight of diamonds on the rerlified by the census gets hotler. Between his duties terest in lhe election than Pro tion's failures. Kennedy will argue .JI09 fir t lead of that suit. he could in the hectic recess session of testants are." Kennedy's private that Nixon can·t have it both WEST EAS'l' climb up wi th the ace of trumps Under the lowa Congress and completing the de surveys indicate that as a Catho ways. the second time hearts were led. tails of his campaign intinerary. lic he is likely to rUJ1 7 to 10 (cJ 1960 New York Herold Tribune, ,7643 'KQI0S Inc. .,4 ., ABO Then East could lead a club 10 he is devoting a good deal of per cent ahead o( the normal his partner to obtain a diamond thought as to how he can best Democratic vote in states with .542 .87 • A8765 .KQ43 ruff for the setting trick . surmount them . large Catholic populations such South hit upon a way to foil The hurdles which the Senator as New York. New Jersey. Wis , SOUTH any such maneuver. It involved himself believes may prove most consin. Satellite Bomb ;', 'A% the disruption o( communication troublesome are these: .KQ9878 But Kennedy 's concern does not between East and West. He play· inary 1960 census 1 - The danger that the heavy stem from the present state or • KQ 109 ed his only club before leading County will replace support coming from Catholic the Catholic vote. His anxiety is .% the second diamond to dummy. voters will backfire and will what the consequence may be Would Change The bidding: and this rendered the defense as the nint h largest provoke non-Catholics. who might when it becomes generally evi South West North East helpless. stale. Hence, it appears otherwise vote Democratic. to dent that there wiJI be a prepon 1. Pass 1 NT Double Regardless of what return was son County will gain a support Vice President Nixon. derant Catholic vote for him be Diplomacy ~ 3., Pass 4. Pass made. declarer was able to en· and Wapello County 2 - The difficulty oC combating cause he is a Catholic. Will the ter dummy with the second round the Nixon argument that as Vice prospect or such bloc-voting by Pasl Pass second seat. By J . M. ROBERTS Opening lead: Three of • of diamonds and lead anothec President he has hl\d -more useful many Catholics evoke a counter trump. East, of course. took the Wapello County has and intimate experience in the Associated Pre'. News Anal,.l movement among many non·Ca The new ability of the United ace. Tho East was void of dia· second seat since 1943. conduct of critical foreign affairs. tholics to match it - or even to monds and st ill had another Kennedy does not at all believe States to trigger an aimed pack lormerly held this seat out-match it? This certainly could age back to earth froli a space Declarer in today's hand re trump. there was no way for him that these difficulties cannot be happen. Sen. Kennedy sees it as sorted to a precautionary mea to obtain the ruff because of his after the 1940 census. overcome. But he is facing them satellite will have great impact a serious danger. on both diplomacy and human sure of rare delicacy. West open inability to get partner into the The other counties of frankly and realistically. This is KENNEDY ANSWER - 'fhe psychology. ed the three of spades against lead. the way he himself looks at them Senator does not intend to press For years now the world ha3 the four heart contract. Dummy The defense was held to a lives and presumably from the standpoint of both prob played the eight. East the ten. the arguments he has already been living in fear. Just 15 years club. a heart. and a spade. to have two are Polk, lem and answer: made on the religious question. ago man learned to control the and declarer won with the ace. KENNEDY PROBLEM - The He dealt with it directly in the awesome central force of na The bidding had convinced Hawk. Scott. Woodbury. Senator is aware that the outlook primaries and in his acceptance ture. Then it was said there can South that East held the ace of NOR RAIN NOR SLEET lamie. Dubuque and CI now is that the "religious issue" From the AUDel.ted PreSI speech. He plans Lo leave it there not be more war. for destruction hearts. possibly twice guarded. Johnson County has will be an asset. not a liability_ unless it is brought up by others. I£ East held three hearts to the The world's first postman in would be too great. But the fear lacgest county in popul The latest Gallup poll. for ex- But he will emphasize again and has not 'been eliminated. and in ace. the only way to make the space - a cummunications satel· again that he "hopes no one will deed has been heigbtened by the hand was to lead trumps twice lite designed to deliver radio meso passed Cerro Gordo as vote for him or against him be development of newer and more towards the king-queen. and sages around the world - may pella on the basis oC cause he is a Catholic." versatile wea1>ons. dummy's diamond suit provided be launched by mid-August. ures. Wapello dropped But he knows quite ' well that Now we are close to a weapon the necessary two entries. De The 475-pound Project Courier ing behind Story and Powers' Trial there will be some who will not which can be kept criss-crossing clarer. therefore. led the nine or satellite will carry five tape reo The change presum corders. be able to receive or believe him and will vote [or him the skies. a hanging threat. ready diamond s over to the jack and not occur should a to be dropped at will on any tar followed with a low heart. East ,transmit 500,000 words in a five just to break the reiigious bar reapportionment oC Procedure rier. His answer to Protestants get under the ol1b\t of a satellite. played the ten and the queen min ut e "conversation" with and other non·Catholics is that lts destructive possibilities are held the trick. At this point de- ground stations below. tuce result from the only way to end bloc-voting lillie iI any greater than those action or a by Ca tholics for a Catholic is to of current weapons. But the tion. Explained elect a President who is a Cath psychological effect is diliferent Should a general olic. He holds that as long as Ca in quality. By KEITH JOHNSON tholics feel that there is a bar Nobody knows what people Herald TrlbDne New. Service rier against a Catholic becom would do if forced to live day on TV- NEW YORK - Here are the ing President. the impulse o[ and night under such a threat. answers of questions about the many Catholics to vote for a They might rise in full force and procedure that will be used in the Presidential nominee because he throw out all of their leaders. A.OVDAS AOHIlI OONoa.OATJOJf nEE MZTBODIS'f CBA.paL espionage trial of Francis Gary is a Catholic is understandable demanding an end to all weapons .., II .W ..hbJ,~ .... MuscaUne and Rtd AweD •• Thanks, "La-deez And Gen-tul-men - We Now Present and all talks of wars as an eX a.bbl Saoker Th. R .... J.m .. W. 0 ...... Powers. pilot of the U-2 aircraft and inescapable. Kennedy is also I'rld., 8onl ••. 8 p ..... IO •• IIl. SUDday Scb.ol shot down May 1. He will be tried convinced that the American in tension of diplomacy. Aller ...Ie. ",lib JllIlel Boa •• U a.m. MorDlnr Worabl, I was advised years The Greatest Judicial Trial On Earth" by a Soviet IrJilitary court begin They might rise and demand 1.lIb.tIl Woroblp. S,.t.r"',. a .... '-Lire's Contest" stinct for "fair play" will keep • • 7 :BO p.m. Sunda, E.OD'nr Som .. years and years and ning Aug. 17. many non"Catholics from voting preventi'vc war. • when the world was (The answers are based on ma against him for religious reasons. Or they might huddle in their ASSEMBLY OJ' GOD m S. CIID~n 81. FRIENns started this column - terial KENNEDY PRO B L EM - (ear. fill up their streets with the Th. BOY. A. 11.. M'.... P ..... NOrv.' Tuoket CI ... by Gabriel Rein insane. write no more music or .oniDe Wonblp, Jl _.m. Phon. '-2Il00 guest columns . If the Kennedy recognizes that Nixon I...... U,"G Sen'oe, 7 ,.a. C.nferenCle Room, East IA'" Catholic Church Weak in Cuba, er. Lithuanian has an argumentative advan books and abandon aU of the Iowa Memorial Unl•• umns are no good, I ; - born lawyer and things they now do in faith that l\Ir.etinr ror wonhlp ill dlstoll"nut tage resulting from the fact that BETBANY BAPTIST CRUBOR until Seplember J I. pull you down with travel agent. aft- . the Vice President has gained ex there will be a tomorrow. B SI . .. FIUh Av •. , low .. Cit, The trouble in the Congo which UDlfI.d M.rDID, Wo ...I, .erYl .. l:iI they're too good, t er conversations perience in his world travels and a.lD. GRACE I7N1'l'ED Clash with Castro Inevitable p ..... wondering why you with American in being at the center of foreign now seems to be settling down h.nlnr 00.,.1 S.rvl ••• 7:36 IOSSIONARY CHUBCII and Russian a litUe would have been vastly U •••• Jt."ul.r Churcb W.rablp So",I •• IBM Mu.caUoe Ave. By GEORGE SHERMAN tholic phurch was simply an ap policy formulation in the Eisen CommuoloQ oD llt.~ SDD"., .t ..... r1 Re...... ,.mood 0 4 SaJlnte1. P ...., coherent. witty,. and BIble SIOdl' .1 ..... tor .11 .r••• f.y .... BIINI - London Observer Service perts on hower Administration . . He be different last month if Soviet ••Du... regular basis. pendage of Spanish imperialism Premier Nikita Khrushchev. in • • 8.nl.e '0:46 a.m. in Cuba. Hatred. through associ law. lieves that this matter could be Rev. K. L. Bak.r. G .... This year's guests (Editor'. Nete: Mr. berman. a a n stead of making threats oC a lIaTBIL AFBIOAN IIIETBODII. , p.m . Oholr Practice e.rr~ •• ondenl ot , Ib.e London Ob- ation. did not die easily. Today. come . the controlling i~.s u!l ~jt/l second category. darn _ ,Ie-r.vl!r, recently Teturned from citizen. I,t6gue .. sllrt,,-of ietel'>Vention f had' CUURCH ,,:10 p.m. Ennln" S.nl" 500 or the 700 priests in Cuba enough volers ' to 'tfl't th'e outcome. ~U 8. On.rnor III. 1:80 p.m.• Wed •••da, I'r.1tr ...... were awfully good and Cub •. ) pioneer in ar started orbiting a squadron of Tb ...n. Fr.t L . Pen.1 ...... StUd, have been imported Crom Spain. KENNEDY ANSWER - The awfully hard to {ollow .. WASHINGTON - Nothing was ranging travel behind the Iron nuclear bombs across AIrica " •.•. S.nd., Seb ••1 a point critics use to prove how Senator will not be hesitant to • DTt.L£L FOUNlIATlOR guest columns (or the more inevitable than a head-on Curtain for United States na- which he could aim and drop at noble reason (pu re little the religion interests Cu tionals.) pit his grasp of world affairs will. OJI&1STIAN BIFO&MED CDU.C11 122 E.st Martel 81. clasp between Premier Fide} Cas bans. Home training of Cuban with lhat of his opponent. He Coatere ...... )01' •• 1 rt14.1 ,,80 p.m. Babb.lb S.n.... also for the About 60 fear-carrying satel 10w~ Me ... orlal UDI •• tro and the Roman Catholic Q. Who will try Mr. Powers? one of educating me. priests was strengthened only re A. The Military Tribunal of will also argue that if Nixon is lites akin to Discoverer x.m PII.n.IOS7 JEOOVAO'S WITNUla. Church. going to claim that his associa Mr ...b.rl P.lma blind spots in this ' cently whe nseveral training COl the Sovlct Union. a three-man could keep Washington under •• nl•••• , 10 ...... aDd 1 p ... 21200 St. Two leading prelates - Arch leges were opened in Havana. tion with tbe Eisenhower Admin· Sunday. 3 P'''''' Public Addren business. Some as- bishop Eduardo Boza Masvidal o( unit of the Soviet Supreme Court. threat every minute of every day_ • "J\ Vnll.d World 'l'b,ou,b a •• ·• The Castro government has The members are one judge and Other o)'ibits could cover the na· T1Ia CRUaapel Dot completed Placement Tests The lAr.', 8gp.er .nd G p.m. Th. 10 ...... M ...... In, tells me that her ,. yond vague aqli-Communism to lirst to admit that large sections members at the university. In 8:15 One Man's Opinion • DJ,b Ma,. IUn, by 110 ...ar'.paiI .. cIde Ittempt will be h ents and his wife. Barbara. bope 8:30 Music (Light) - Macbride Hall D.II, - 8:00. 1 .a' 1:l1li •.•. the heart of the government it of the population have little re jStudent elections last October 8:45 News J1aIIT CBlU8TJAN OBUIIOII N.wm.n Club ••11.111... Inel ••I ... know her frl.nets hope , to be present. 17 In a.I..... An. self. ligious training. Observers note 9:00 The Musical SATURDAY, SEPT. ]0 • •m . SUnda, coffe.e "'0', ar. M Hollywood six members won posts in stu Q. Are there other djf£erences 10:00 Cue (Newsca.ts at 10 ::10 and n ..... A. C. B.trleb"r Jr...... lnl' held durin, summer " ...... to"ipers wi An important ' priest told me the absence of churches in many 11:30) 8 a.m. - Opening of dormi· lall, A. 8mtlh ••'nlol.r .. E ••••II ...... m quit. r.al again. dent government. the Federation between Soviet procedure in a 9:90 a.m. Y.uth and Adull Cla.1 Stuay 12 :00 Saturday Supplement tories found why: "We realize that Castro villages. New construction in the of University Students (FEU>. criminal case and that in the 2:10 News 18:l1li ••m . Char.b 8 .....1. CblldreD ST. WENCIISLAUS CRVaCII ....,. vein, I M still has much popular sopport. country cooperatives set up since 2:15 SIGN OFlF I SUNDAY, SaPT. ,. 10:80 •. m. Worthlp US t:. D.ve.,." 8t. .liglttful. though hard Today. the FEU is dominated United States? 8ermeD: 1' 00' •• £n08,." n. R.v. Edward W. N... II, ...... MONDAV. AUGUST I~ . l\IA 1:30 p.m. - Parents Open 8.' N.' _ - Ilk! a firefly. Many good people in low stations the Castro land reform gives pri by pro-Castro followers who have A. Q\l ite a few. For example: .auday Malle•• ':10 •. m,_ ••.••f 11 ..... 8:00 News House - Main Lounge; Union • • 11:'5 • . 18. in life are still \Yith the revolu macy to schools and houses. not virtually taken over the whole Ii the accused is without funds. 8:05 Morning Ch01'el J1IlIT b.U, ...... , a.m •• 8 :15 Music and Features CJSu ..oa ,.M .... Leading the more sob. tion. The Church must avoid a to churches. university. The six members of his counsel is paid by the Soviet 7 p.m. - Orientation for all or CBIUBT. SClaNTJn 0:00 News new undergraduates - Fielil m a. C.U., .... Was Adlai Stevenson's. : great division among the Cuban The reason Cor weakness lies Catholic Action have been forced government. 9:J5 Music and Features (Feoture f.ca ...... , 8 .....1 TRa UNITED CBllBCII pleaded Cor simple hone! people. I£ we attack the Govern partly in history. Until the turn out of the university - some of The prosecutor is supposed to TopJc: 1960 Olympics) House 11 ...... )Il0'l Lower M ...."a .... 12 :00 Rhythm Rambles u80.111 Z. ZOI'.' W.... I. P"" electioneering. PointJng ment. many of these people will of tbis century. the Roman Ca- them bodily. make certain that the defendant's 12:15 News and New. BackKround MONDAY, SEPT. ,. " ...... T_.o' ...... I.nda, Seh ••I . D:IS •. 18. the future of the whole f rights are protected. If he does 1:00 Music and Features 8 a.m. - BegInning of Regis 1II... ln, Wor.bl,. 1:46 ••• U .... 2:)0 News • , P ...... Ia. W.rolll, lIIight binge on it. the nQt. he is subject to penalty. 2:J5 SIGN OFF tration - Field House nasT INOLII. LtJT81aAJf C111laC11 OIight to be fought WitrlOU ------,,------:---::-:---:-----DAILY IOWAN EDITOaIAL ITAn It not poosIbl •• bUt nUl' enort wID 7-10 p.m_ - Open House at Dallaq ...... ko. 811. • be made tAl eorred ...... 'wttII tIM a...... , WI.,.I..... tAlr 'I'UNlTY aPisco • .u. 08l1*1li liatance of thcatrh:al pro1 Editor ...... __ __ .... Ray Burdick next Iasue. President's bome for new stu· I , It J1 . .... Hoi, C...... aaloa Senlee. 52. a. c.ne,••• . trived little dramas." Pel ManQelng Ed. Georgo H. WlIIlams, Jr. I. 11 ..... N."er, dents •••••••••• , .....1 Th. B •••r.a' 1. B. Jar.la •• ..., OPtimi8tic but 1 rather 1 News Editor ...... __ .... Jim Seda IIEMBE ...1 lII. ASIOOIATIID P.I•• Rn. Bebo .. L. W.lker. 0_10111_ TUESDAY, SEPT. 20 • 8, 9:n, 11 ..... H.I, C._aDI•• ek!ction will have mucl City Edltor "'''''' Dorothy CoUin The AlIIOdJIted Pre. la entitle4 a· O:IG •.m. Nurury elua/vely tAl tho U8e tor republlcatloD University Bulletin Board 7-10 p.m. - Open House at naaT ••18RYTlaIAN CII1JaclJI !bat than President Eisl Df all the local new. printed III th1I •• E. 1I.rkol I'_ ::'"uJ»!..... daII,. ...,.".. Sund..,. and Presldent's home for new stu· D •• P. B.w"o. P.u...... • beclllle neUber of these c • n.w.peper .. well .. aU AP DeW' .,...... Ban ...... _ .... II ..-...... ~ ...... IT. M'ABY'II 0B1J'&C11 IIond., .n4 1..-1 bollday. by Stu DAILY IOWAN ADVE ..TISING aTAJ'. dbpatch... , dents " ...... ler.... I. I.e...... PubUeattoM. Ine.. CommunJe. ...... c._...... c...... , _ ...... ,. ..._ ...... I'IMr Ielfers.a ••d Lla•• M. teed props as much as he Bustn".. Man8aer and WEDNESDAY, SEPT. V.I •• nll, P ..~r ••••I' •• r C. R. M.lall.rr...... aana Ceillei', low. ClI;J'. 10.... En AdverUsln, Director •... Mel Ada1D8 DAlLY rOWAN .UPUVUOU ... II "...... tell... , ...._ er ."1- ., .... erp...... 2' ':111 • .•• C .....h ...... 1 ••• .,'',., - here I'm perhaps wal Ien4 .. ~4 ela. mat\1 PDlJtlcal BeI __: Prot. eloaed Ia 3. Box 'IL of Old Capitol • • • 11) :10 .... _...... ,. All ou.- ....It aubocr!p. clay and tram 8 tAl 10 a.m. Saturda,.. on Saturdlay' and Sunday .. tr._ty. RIJrIII R04tA1 '.nl...... hi"•• I",pil LeslJe O. Moeller, 8c>booI of JoumaI and there will be no foo4 .rvlce. All c:orreapondence durll\f IUJIIIIMI , ••••, S.II ••, ,,11 . ," ~ 1tIO~1'" -.. tl0 _ 7ftr; ... -11M, PMI lam: Sara D. M: PrfII. &., 4-6:10 p.m. - AWS QMD Houte ",'~".lIqQft~~" 8d>I_. ""c.UDa .111& lie ..u.a II ...... - River Room, Unhm • __ _.:... b:.:i:- _...... A'.I, Blbl' CI • •• ':M a... lila eert of cint.st wiD I .... ,...... ," 4-. V.. Dr... CoIktAI II ...*-, ,UNAal aOIl.. , DuriIII tile dr-. • ':M , ••• '''.IN. CI.II tHE -DAllV IOWAN-I_. C~. 1.. -Sahlnle¥ l Aut. n, lNt-P... , r Plane Unexpected Visitor Iowa Guardsmen ~ridge '-. To Get Awards made Lhe key play of Lbe CAMP RIPLEY, Minn. (.t\ - An To Marshalltown FielCi oual awards will be passed out routine procedure would today to members of the Iowa 1\1ARSHALLTOW Army Maj. Hugh Macdonald of ross Lo dummy again arwl III - An Air Nebraska National Guard at the the heart lead. But tbere Force U-4 plane whicb made a Davenport got out oC the plane to Governor's Day parade. de[inite danger in this Johnson County could gain the ment not occur prior Lo 1962, how forced landing near MarsbaUlown walk to a nearby street. Bees Both Herschel Lovele s of Iowa f play. If East held Oily benefit of reapportionment in the ever. Johnson County voters then about noon Friday. wobbled back stung him several times on the and Ralph Brooks of Nebraska ~ amonds, which was not Iowa Legislature when the 1960 presumably will elect two members into the air about tbree hours later. eye. He was treated at a Mar will be on hand. able since he had played population figures are officially of the state House of Representa· Eisenhower trophies for being The plane. piloted by Capt. Jack shalltown eye clinic. the be t all-around units in their ght of diamOnds on the certified by the census bureau. tives rather than the present one. ~ ad of that suit, he cOlild Walley, landed in a field on the Another Iowan, Army Capt. Ru respective states were to be ~p with the ace of trumps Under the Iowa constitution, the westcrn outskirts oC Marshalltown dolph Tamez or Red Oak, was an awarded Dubuque, Iowa B Com time hearts were led. state House of Representatives i afler the gas guages showed less other pa nger in the plane along pany Fir t BatUe Group of the could lead a clul} to consists of lOB members, one [rom 5 to, Attend with Macdonald. The two Iowans 133 Infantry, and Beatrice, Neb. than five galJons oC fuel remained. had been iii Washington checking Combat Support Company of the to obtain a diamond tach of the 99 counties, plus an the setting trick. Marshalltown airport officials on their new assignments and Second Batlle Group !:Mth infan hit upon a way to foa additional member from the nine Journalism transported about 35 gallon of hopped a ride with Watley. try. maneuver. It involved rounties largest in population. fu I to the down ed craft, then Wat· Said Macdonald after the lana of communication And , according to the prelim· ley and the co-pilot, Col. Tom ing: "Sory to drop in on you like SWISS EXPEL FRENCHMEN and West. He play. inary 1960 census figures, John son Convention Scttle , ea e dthe plane down the this." six-block long field and into the BERN, Switzerland II'! - The club before leading County will replace Wapello County Five members of the SUI School The plane was en route rrom diamond to dummy, air_ Swiss Government announced Fri of Journalism faculty will allend Washington to Offutt Air Force day it has expelled two officials rendered the defense as the ninth largest county in the this year's convention of the Asso state. Hence, it appears that John· Then they new to the airport for Base in Omaha. Walley said this of the French Embassy for spy· ciatio n for Education in Journal· complete refueling. was his first forced landing in 17 ing on the Algerial.1 rebel move of what return was son County will gain a second seat ism (AEJ), August 29 to Septerrr The only mi shap occurred when years. ment in Switzerland. was able to en· and Wapello County will lose its ber 2. The ll1eeting will be held with the second round second seal. at Pennsylvania State University·' monds and lead another at University Park. East, of course, took the Wapello County has had the Pro£. William E. Porter wilJ par East was void of dia· second seat since 1943. Lee County ticipate in a panel to consider and still had another for merly held this seat but lost it gradu ate stUdent education in This lNam wasll't on the beam her. Friday att.r P ark bridge, it ended up pointed ttle wrong there was no way for him Journalism, Arthur M. Sanderson noon. After weaving its 60 foot length through Iowa direction. the ruff because of his alter the 1940 census. will take part in a panel devoted City, destined for construction work on the City -Doily Iowan Photo by George Williams to get partner into the The other counties o[ the state to discussion of "The Role of the which have had two representa Student PUblication." Sanderson is tives and presumably will continue Caculty assistant to The Daily _Roo.;,..;..m__ s_F...;;o,;"r...;,R....; • ...;,n_t _____l0 Mobile Home for Sale 18 Iowan. to have two are Polk, Linn, Black FOR RENT - Univetllly-approved JULY MOBILIl HOMl: SALE: 111, mon- Others attending from the low/! double room_ tor men. Showers. ott· Hawk, Sco tt, Woodbury , Pottawat 3 Property Owners Appeal ey IIvln •• l.f you buy now. Six 11160 School of Journalism are Prof. otreet parkin,. 8la E. Ohurrh Street. 9-1 new nelZ'ol\er modell, 10 wid IN to choose from. Dennis Mobile Home RAIN NOR SLEET tamie, Dubuque aod Clinton. Leslie G. Moeller, director of the QtTJET room, private bath. Graduat•• Court and &1"" Co., 1311 MuocaUne the Assoclaled Prell school; Rod Gelatt, assistant to the profession 1 or bu .l n~... man, On Av~., Ealt. Phone 4781 . 1-3 world's first postman in Johnson County has been the 11th bu. lln~ , ,ara,e It wanted. 84311. 8-S4 director, and Ellis H. Newsome, 31-J'OOT IlOBILJ: BOlli: with ,ood a cummunications satel. largest county in population, but NICE ROOMS. "'2518. g·aR associate professor in journalism. Awards for ~ighway Work 10 x 18 annex. Park~d on larle .fenced lot In Fornt View. 7046. 9-3 to deliver radio meso passed Cerro Gordo as well as Wa Moell er is to participate in the Advertising Rates LJ>.RGE, pleallnt, , Inlle room for the world - may pello on the basis of the 1960 fig work of the AEJ Committee on Three suits totaling $274,000 were and this hAl lessened its value 400 square feet o[ property the ,,,,duate man. Near caJ1llluI. UBS. &-3 NEW AND USED mobile home.. Every mid·August. by $250,001. Morrows own on the northeast Urlini14111D Char,e ~) clay low prlee•• Al k UI about. cen ures. Wapello dropped to 13th, fall Professional Freedom and Respon filed here Friday against the Iowa GRADUATE lor over 131 m.n', rooms. tral alr~n(l.ftlonln, urnt for :your Project Courier ing behind Story and Webster also. State Highway Commission by The Goodwins asked $100,000 for corner of Ri verside Drive and B£'n Cookln, prlvUe.es. Showen. lI30 N. preoent mobile home. Airport Trafler sibility of News Media . Gelatt will ODe D., ...... If • Word CUnlon. OS •• or 5487. 11-30 Sale •. Ht,hway 1 west. 8-:lORe will carry (ive tape re The change presumably would meet with othcr members oC the owners of property along River the loss of Cronlage along High ton strect. be able to receive or side Drive, which the commis ion I 2J8; 10 S oC Two Da1' ...... 10; a Word .. F R t 12 MOBILE hom., very d..... Two bed· not occur should a more general AEJ Council on Radio-Television ways and $15,000 for They ask $1,000 for taking of _~..:;p;""a_r_tm.....;,;,e_n_ts;...... o.;"r_.;;.e_n_____ rooms ••hower, t ub, al. condltlon- 500,000 words in a five Journalism. is widening four lanes. existing lea es; $25,000 for Joss of land ; $1.000 for restricting the ac 'l'hree Da1' ...... UI • Word reapportionment of the Legisla FOUR _ ROOM furnished apartment. In,. Reuonable. 8-nll or I-fAZo 8-11 t e "conversation" with AEJ is comprised both of jour Owners of two other properties buildings; $10,000 for loss of utility cess to the remaining land; and Four Day ...... 14. <1 Word Prlvale bath. parkin,. laundry. Heal NEW AND USED house tr.Il..... AI. stations below. ture result from either legislative nalism educators and professional filed a petilion for a writ compel connections; and $100,000 for olh!'r $2,000 for alleged damage to the Five Da1' ...... 15; a Word and water furnished. Available AUflU it way. the _t ..1"cUon In town. aciion or a constitutional conven· 16. Dial P681 between Band 5. 11-19 Quality mobile hom .. at Fortlt View journalists co ncerned with improv· ling the commission to award them alleged damages, including are r melning land a. a r ult of the Ten Day...... 1Of a Word tion. ing the quality of journalism edu· damages because businesses had slriction oC access [rom Highways taking of the 400 square fect. FOUR.ROOM lurnl hed duplelC apart- TraUer 1' ..k. aBO or 7074. "'1' ODe Month .... _... 1W • Word ment. Private "nd Quiet. One block Mobile Home For Rent Should a general reapportion- cation. to be closed during the widening. 218 and 1. Riverside Drive is being widened Irom hospital. 7276 . S- ll 20 The thrH suits, fII.d in John The petition for a writ of man to four lanes from the Iowa avenue DISPLAY ADS THREE.RooM furnllhed apartment. IDEAL, economical family vu""Uon - son County District Court, were damu was /iled by Mrs. James bridge outh to the Hi ghway 6 by Adults. Phone .~85 . 8- 13 renl Shalla travel trailer. Phone Crosby on TV- 11-4001. 8-18 in tho form of appeals from E. Blank and Rick Bruemer, oper pa intersection, wherc a n win· One Insertion: LARGEl furnished b ....ment aparlmen:. condemnation awards totaling Men. Prl~atc entrance and bath. G.- ators of the A & W Drivein at 1000 tersection with access roads will fl.26 8 Column Incll ra,e. 11-1354. 11-13 ChUd CO,.. 38,8GO mo. by a sh.riff'. con. South Riverside Drive, and E. R. be built. Five InsertiODl 8 Montlll FlTRNlSHED apartment, two rooms, CHILD CAJU; In my b 0 m e. D ial demnation com m I I I ion lost Chri lie, owner of the Petro-King Allys. D. C. Noland and G. A. Eacll Insertion: $1. a Columa Incll private buth. clo e In .•vallable Sept. ' -0316. 1-9 Thanks, Guest Columnists month. Oil Co., 606 Soulh Riverside Drive. TeD Insertions Month: a . Dial 9681 between B .nd 5. 11-18 Schlaegel reprc cnt Mrs. Blank, a - Whe,.. To Eat 50 The largest suit asks $250,000 Th. petition stated that both Mr. Bruencr, Mr. Chri ti£' and the Each IDIertion: IIOe • ColumD Ineb TWO- end THREE-ROOM apartments. .;.;..~;,,:;...,;.:;,...;:;,;;.;...-----...... ;;..,;, I was advised years ago - oh, own special probl,ms with it. damages for alloged devaluation busine.... were forced to close Goodwins; Attorney NQland the One furnl hed. Marrf~d couples only. TURKEY SANDWICHES and home. years and years and years ago Both the candidates are pretty of 12 acres on the southwest cor· June 15 when Riverside Drive No ch ildren. 1185.2 or 8-6284. 8-10 made pies to 80 . Maplecr.st Sand. Lnrews and the Morrows. THE DAILY IOWAN IESOVES !lUNNY FURNISHED 2-room-;';;;';'-;.;t wleb Shop. HI,nway 218 South, across when the world was young and I fa,t on their feet, But. if that ner of Highway 218 , 6 and 1 as a wa. closed for wi.nin9, leav · apartment with both. Private en- lrom the all'l)Ort. Phone 8-1773. ' -9R slarted this column - not to have were the ultimate quality of our result of the widening of River ing them no access_ They laid THE liGHT TO REJECT ANY trallce and llIundry 'aeIUUe.. UtJlftle' .,..,...... ,..,.,...,..--..,-,..,..--,,.,.,...----,"'" side drive. It was filed by Mr. and they have rec;elved no compen (urnlabed. $SO. Call '-31164. 11-13 Help Wdnted, Men-Women 58 guest columns. II the guest col· Presidents. Bob Hope ought to be Mrs. William T. Goodwin, who had sation for thi s "forced" closing. ADVERTISING COPY. TWO- .nd three-room l urnbhed apart- FOUNTAIN help wanted. Must apply umns are no good, I was tOld, they ,Iect.d. Just the 'Ime - prob SUI Alum menll lor ,raduate men or couple.. In pe....,n. rlelld !loor fan UNFURNI HED S-room hout;e for rel'lt. This year's guests were in that indebted to Benne~ H. Korn for Oil Co. $500. tion of the prope~ly and properly with wi'le<>J' ;It.ISth 10 5 feet. lowe" Aero ... lrom airport. AVailable noW. 1947 PLYMOUTH. Good tJre. nnd: mo- second category, darn it. They The , Goodwin.' lpetltlon stilted James C. I. DcSoge, an stit grad to 2 Ie t. $36. Clilf 8-HGe. 8-13 Dlnl 0681 bctwe~n 8 and G. 8-19 16r; new brake.. Call 48:13 morn- letting me in on some of the rights Of access and ingress /:Ind uate and for mer SUI engineering Inl" 8-19 were awfully good and they are that the land the highway com· egress to their property for the WESTINGHOUSE r,,[rilltrolor. Exccl- MODERN, 2-bedroom brick home, 10 - awfully hard to follow . I employ problems of running an indepen minion took for th.ir property researcher, has been named win lent eoncUlfon • .as. Dial 8-2326. 8-13 mlnute drive from Iowa City. Gas 1959 FIAT model 6()Q sedan, A- I . hape. ascertainment of damages." ner of the Horton Award in Hy hent 8nd a r.lle. Scenic 10catJon. &85. averalel U mile. per lallon. Dlul guest columns for the usual ig dent station. WNJi)W-TV, which is wa. "highly suitable and . STRING BASS, drum •• wrlnller wash- Phone Wlln 88-2573. 9-9 8-'.-. 8. 13 Mr. and Mrs. Eugcne T. Larew drology. er and bar loP. DIal 4222. 9- 10 ""'. noble reason (pure laziness), but Korn's fieC, has been described .irable for business and com and Mr. and Mrs . Richard Larew also for the somewhat more noble Now a proCes~or of civil engi LUGGAGE carrier, car ..,at .•I.1lr ga le, Mobile Home For Sale 18 unkindly as a poor man's Channel mercial u.... " They said the sued the commission for $20,000 Iha, rUIS, antique comOde. Phone Ignition one of educating me. You develop comm.llion h.s restricted ac neering a t Univer ity College, 11-2106. 8- 13 MUST SELL 1907 Amerlc.n mobile 13. Unable to compete in money claiming devaluation of property Cork, Ireland, he received the home. 8 x 39. lood condition. Lo- Corbureton blind spots in this cell to the remaining property, on the west side oC RiverSid e Dri ve business. Some as- . with the networks, the independent award from the American Geophy ,;"H;";o,;"m,;"e,;;....:.F..,;;u,;"r.;"n,;.;is,;"h,;"in,;,,g::,s,;;....:.___ -:::2.;,..A ~~~ . In Coralville Troller Parkg_ I~~·~ GeNERATORS STARTERS 0 ••·• near Ernest street. sical Union. The award is made Briggs & Stratton Moto,.. peets crying is forced to use ingenuity. His sta fARRIED students Dnd faculty: Save 1Dse NASHUA, 8- x 28 -foot. Phone tion has discovered that the public The sheriff's commission had annually to "the author of that pa for praise or 6O-Year Resident awarded them $2,500. on faclo,y-to-yOu m.ttre.. e. and bOl< 8-1104. 8-" sure, or mllvh" ....k likes inCormation if it is provoca per which makes an oUlstanding sprlna" Pickard Muttre•• Co., Hlahway They a.k $2,000 for the taking G W~. g-g 1958 SPARCRAFT, 8 x ~, front bed- Pyramid Services Just expos tive. Newspapers have earned a contribution to the advancement room. Dial 2$35. 8-JO Of Iowa City of 1.- ",uan, feet of "valuable of scientific hydrology." USED FURNITURE. Airport T noller (Gee, what good li vi ng on this knowledge {or Sales. Hlehway 1 west. 8-30RC 1121 S. Dubuque somethJng like 350 years. It's re bu.lne" .nd industrial prop Instituted in 1946, the Horton happened to Dies; Was 94 erty"; $15.000 for rilstricting ac word?), you freshing to see a TV broadcaster Award has never been won by a Who Does It? 6 TYPEWRITERS stumbling across this fact like an Mrs. Carolyn Gray, 94, or 313 ce .. from Highway 218; and $3.' non-American. yourself 000 for "co.ts of permanently because you original revelation. College Court, died at II p.l'\l. LAMP REPADUNG. Dial 7290. 8-18RC • REPAIRS Thursday at Mercy Hospital fol improving the only acc.ss street Dooge received his M. S. degree H;'GEN·S TV. Guaranteed elevlslon Moving? lly don't see them. One thing 1 noticed for the first which will be available to the in mechanics and hydraulics at aervlcln, by certified ....rvlcoman. • SALIS He n c e (another CROSBY time among my guest columns lowing an illness of live weeks. Anytime. 11-1089 or 8-3M20 8-Ua She had resided in tbe Iowa City property. and costs of rillocation SUJ in June, 1956. From 1954 to • RENTALS word that hasn't been around (actually, it's been there for years of utility connections." 1956, while he was working on his DIAL 9696 but this is the first time I've no community for nearly 60 years. Typing much, lately. Where have you Born at Louisville, Ky., May 31, George F. Morrow and Florence degree, Dooge was a researcher at Authorized ROYAL 0...... been, word?) the guest columnist. ticed it ) is th e prevalance oC the th e SUI Institute of Hydraulic Re TYPING. 3174. 8-9R "I hardly ever watch myself" at 1866, she was a daughter of Dr. J. Morrow asked $4,000 in their PORTABLIS STANDARDt He performs a noble service not James L, and Adeline Taylor Gib petition appealing a $350 award search. 24-HOtTR lorvlce. Elcctrlc typewriter. only in informing (and also, I de· titude. Whether real or not, it Jerry NyaU. B-133O. 8-laR just isn't fashionable anymore to son. She was married to Phineas made by the sherif/'s commission. Dooge, who is 37 years old, re voutly hope, entertaining) you, but Gray in 1893. The award was given lor taking ceived the award for his paper "A TYPING. 8-2671. 8-17 WIKEL . also in informing and entertaining admit to watching television. Tile ultimate crystallization of this at The couple resided at Dunbar, General Theory of the Unit Hydro· me. To all of you Crom Robert Nebr. Mrs. Gray came to this area graph," which appe ared in the TYPEWRITER CO. Maher BrOSe Transfer Alan Aurthur to John White - titude I found in Arnold Schul· Dial ..1051 11.0...... man's column. Schulman said he after the death of her husband in U. S. Polio Cases Journal of Geophysical Re earch from A to W, that is - many 1901, resi ding on Route 4 until in February, 1959. The unit hydro MOVING? thanks. preferred to read the gory details of TV programming in the news she moved into Iowa Oity in 1950. graph is a method of predicting W. are the Agent for Te pick out just a few of the Mrs. Gray was a member of th e Drop J7 Per Cent the direct storm rundf[ Collowing a North American Von Line. papers rather than watch for him • FREE ESTIMATES mo ... delicious moments of the self. His lIursemaid watches tele First Presbyterian Church. WASHINGTON lph Green and ter of the First Presbyterian I. . .m. Malo II • Iyst tells me that her recent sui· Betty Comden piece about the fa paralytic cases among the 951 by lb ••0Dlr.,...... mpt will be her last. I Church orficiating. Burial will be polio cases listed between Jan. 1 .". ?:i141 . .... C" .... miliarity oC the present genera in Oakland Cemetery. .cll.lllel, ...1 •• 1111 • .now her 'ri,nds hope so." The lion oC urchins with such anachro and Aug. 6, the service announced eelfee beDr, a" ~ fi nal polio figures for last year. lummer Itlll... Hollywood gossipers will never nisms as Joe Penner and Alfred E...... quit. real agaill. In the Smith which we owe to those an Nixon'. N.C. Speech These showed the 1959 paralytic "me v.in. I found Mort Soh I cient cartoons on the air; Arthur cases had been revised upward to tellghtful. though hard to pin Cantor's confection about the ma Opens South Campaign 6,289 in a total of 8,425 cases of -.. - Ilk. a 'irefly. chine that computed ratings dis· GREENSBORO, N.C. !II - Vice all types oC polio. The provisional Presidel\t Richard 111.. Nixon will figures announced in January had Leading the more sober essays honestly; Edward P. Morgan's hor rifying fantasy about a sponsored open the Southern phase of his only 5,709 paralytic cases among ' Was Adlai Stevenson's. Stevenson presidential campaign WednesdllY 8,567 of all types. Pleaded for simple honesty in TV civiliUltion in .ME PArrERNS IN THE' Cedar Rapids, Iowa FIRE: . Deed props as much as he did. Also LIVING - here I'm perhaps wallowing in O' - Tonlte- optimism - I think the electorate WITH A MOIU HO~ has grown wise to and tired of the You Call Stilet Frem Swisher, 1_. New ''Top 40" Swing rehearsed TV interview ' and other Amerlc.'. Most Popular - SAT., AUG. 13 - campaian props. L1 ..... From Minnesota I IItInk _ Ire III lookl", for II IIODILI TO CBOO.. raoll FIRST IN SALliS Country Gentlemen -THE JAGS ...rd .. the f.ce-to-face TV d'e B&CAUII 11'1 Aa. W. between Sen. Kennedy and FIRST IN SERVIC. ''The Bes' III Weste,,, Sw,"," SATURDAY SPECIAL " ,. , Y1ct-P~ Nixon with blt.d t rLUITDIlI:llAN C811aOli WOLlESEN'S, INC. FREE CAKE for your Birth Student Rate. 1h Prlc. " . . Blo.ml.'...... , ••ath. I kn_ 11m. HO¥llver. day or Annl",r.. .,,1 Give ad· • \.00'0' :10 •••• ~....,. I sllO,.lng sVlplclon ~, ...... , ..... - ••••• D.'..... with 1.0. Card . '4r . MARION, IOWA VinCI _Ice. Phone: GI 5-2~ . II.: ... . ~ 11ft at nnel. will .... 1111 Ita ()l.'...... _ ~ "a,a 4-THE DAILY IOWAN-I_a City, la.-S.tunlay, A.... 13, ,~ Iowa Tax Head ~ Questions 7 \ . Emil WitlChi, Is !Iit"natlonally tNdIlng. The recipi.nt Colts Dominate Stars 32-.7 Gifts with Cigal~' ettes Issue PIit, WII.chi has DES MOINES I.fI - Cigarette C; ill said it was the intent of the lith IIIrthday Ihi' CIUCAGO l.ft - Unerring Johnny umpb by the champion Colts of lhe yards from Southern Methodist·s tacle sponsored by Chicago Tri prdmotions. whereby a gift is sup I. egislature in enacting the Cigar ,..,. on page four Unila.> ~urled three touchdown National FootbaU League over lhe Don Meredith to Oklahoma's Pren bune Charities. lnc. plied with a purchase of cigar (' tte Sales Act to safeguard compe pa - cs to Lenny Moore. pacing the cream of the collegiate crop. tice Gautt. The Colts. however. suffered a ettes. must be made available to l ilion in the industry. rcl c n ~ less Baltimore Colts to a 32- Although the Colts surged to a Unitas. who left the game with blow when ace offensive lineman all cigarette wholesalers and re He said the Iowa Supreme Court 7 victory over a game. stubborn 24~ halftime margin. Coach Otto Baltimore ahead 26-0 late in the Jim Parker's left hand was broken tailers. not only to supermarkets, i D di scussing the purpose of such College All-Star team before 70.000 Graham's All-Stars made a brave third period. completed two three early in the third quarter. an attorney general's opinion hel d IE'gislation in a past case, said the in oldier Field Friday. • show of it and finally scored in the yard scoring passes, and one 13- The collegians never quit, even Friday. . ~(lurts generally have recognized The 27th All-Star game almost opening seconds of the fourth pe· yard touchdown toss to fleet half though they failed to get any sus The question was raised hy John Utat one o( the purposes of legisla duplicate~ last year's 29~ tri- riod on a pass play covering 60 back Moore. tained offense clicking other than O'Connor. chairman df the Iowa • ion prohibiting sales below cost The pros also got a 12-point Meredith's payoH pitch to Gautt TalC Commission. iis to save the small independent contribution from kicking expert and the ex-Muslang's consistent In the last (ew months, O'Con merchant who cannot aHord to sell Steve Myhra. who booted three tosses to end Gail Cogdill of Wash nor said. cigarette manufacturers Ilelow cost and is unable to com field goals - two measuring 27 ington State. have been promoting sales in pete with stores that do. )'ards and one 38 - and converted Gault's touchdown, came after which they promote a gift article Gill cited a 1958 atterney gener after aU three Colt touchdowns. he snagged a Meredith pass of with the purchase of a carton of al's opinion which said the prac Two more Baltimore points came about 10 yards and then scooted cigarettes. llice of providing a gift item by when Notre Dame's George Ito 50 yards to score after a great key "These promotional sales have Ithe manufacturer through whole NATJONAL LIAGUE AM&&ICAN LEAGUE was nailed for a safety in the third :sale channels is not a violation of Flier's ·F W. L. Pel. G.B. W. 1.. Pel. G.B. block by North Caroline tackle been conducted through super· rltt. P hiladelphia .... 43 M .398 22Y, Bo.ton ...... eo .~ 16 Connor said. lhim at a competitive advantage Cl dcaao ...... 3t 8G .371 25 Ka ..... CIt~ .... tI 66 .383 2l1!. He asked whether these promo· ,over the retailer who was not TILJDAY'S aESULTS Fain" Y'8 aESULT8 given the same opportunity to run P ~ I' ·'delphla 10, Chlooao 6 Chlca,o S. KaMaS CIty 4 tions under Iowa law must be Squirrel Cone~;sseur Lawyer 5 1 louis a. Ph1.sbur,h 2 Baltimore 4. Boston 3 made on proportionately equal -the same promotion. MT w8ukee 4. San FrancIsco 2 Detroit 8, Cleveland 4 Cinclnnatl 3. Loo An,eles 2 Washlnillon 12. New York 7 terms to all retailers on manufac "In view of the legislative enact Aft.r a IIf.tim. diel Df nuts, rDDts and similar f.re, Pal. the Squirrel Powers' TODA Y'S PITCHEII.S TOnAY'S PITCHEII.S turers' products. .ment and the apparent intent of this summ.r le.rned the delights Df ice cr.am. He grasps the - Chicago (!>Jorehead 1-7' at Phll.del Kaattas City IT.ltourl. 0-21 at Chi Assistant Attorney General Gary such legislation, we must conclude firmly in hi. front paw. and dig. In. A Danver man w,", 11k .... aIrtII Coeference ph i. I Buwardt 4-a,. calo IWynn 7-81. that promotions of this nature 51 Louis ISadeckl 64' at PIUsbur,h Detroit (Lary 10-11' a\ Cleveland through the stat. capitol grounds wh.r. Pate .pend, most of hi, tllllt r",ntiirta (Bell '-9). must be made available to all cig Express W adJ,x 6-1) . Introdue.d the nut hunt. I' to th. frDlen dainty. Los An,elel (McDevitt O-ll at Cln W ..hinllton (Woodeschlck 3-4 or arette wholesalers and retailers. ' clnnatl IO'Toole 9-10' . Stobba '-4) at New York (Ford 1-7). -APWlr""'" MOSCOW 1.4'1 S1n FrancllK.'O (Marlchal 3-0) at Mil· Boston IBrewer 7-10) at Baltimore X15 Sets "To permit the manufacturer to w"ukee (Willey 5-6' . IPapJ>88 10-SI-nl,ht. U·2 pilot Francis make the promotions available to his Soviet lawyers only certain wholesale and retail Altitude \ outlets would place the omitted lime Monday and .\ dence he is ('ornDE'tertt -outlets at a competitive disadvan· Sisters' Long, Slumber tage." his best to help the St. Louis Beats Bucs 9· 2; Powers goes on trial Record Caused by~ Sleep Drug espionage charges. Win 2 of Crucial Series EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Parole Violater Returned "The conference Cali£. IA'I - An ace test pilot rode CLEVELAND. Ohio I.fI - The Center in New York. where Ber· fense attorney was nadette spent two weeks earlier PITTSBURGH I.fI - The second Pittsburg Pirates who were de- the rocket ship X-15 to a record To State Reformatory mystery of the bwo sleeping beau we have confidence height of nearly 25 miles Friday. this year. possible to heJp our r ace St. Louis Cardinals clob feated by St. Louis. . KEOKUK (N! - Edward Pete ties has 'been exploded. bered the first·place Pittsburgh Spahn surrendered only one ex then radioed back from the fringe Bernadette has been In Mounl n1ers' parents. Mr. of space: "This is really fantastic Cale. 19. of Keokuk was sent to Traces of a sleep-inducing drug Sinai Hospital since last Septem· Oliver W. Powers in a Pirates 9-2 Friday night and cut tra base hit - a solo homer by the Anamosa Men's Reformatory have been found in blood tests on lhe Pirates' National League lead Feli~ Alou in the fourth - in reg up here." ber and Venita joined her July 9 trient. Friday after being arrested last the two young girls. whose mys after her mother reported that the to lhree games. Pittsburgh Pirates who were de Air Force Maj. Bob White. 36, week at Iowa City as a parole vi Alexander W. Pa was weightless for nearjy a min terious comas had puzzled doctors child complained of dizziness. V•• , 'fhe Cards, winning their sixth cisions. ~Iator. mend, an p"me in a row, pounded out 13 San Francisco . . .. 100 100 000- 2 6 2 ule as the dart-like research plane. for several months. authorities re Mter being taken to the hospi· companied tha MIlwaukee ...... 000 031 00><- 4 8 2 out o( sight from observers at this Cale was sentenced to eight tal, Venita fell into a deep slum· h" off three Pirate hurlers. Sanford and SchmIdt; Spahn and years last February in the fatal ported Friday. hr., called t" CrandaU. desert test center, carried man ber. viet attornay M Bob Gibson pitched all the way W - Spahn (13-7) . L - SanJord stabbing of his stepfather. Clar Police are investigating the fur I he Cardinals as he picked up (9-111 . higher than he ever has ventured Wednesday both children wm loY "highly satishlctcl~ Home run - san Francisco. Alou (31. before. €nce Ruttan. during a quarrel. question of who gave barbiturates hi> th ird victory against three de· District Judge J. R. Leary paroled to Bernadetle and Venita Fratan placed in isolation and wi