-- Serving the State Th. Weather University of Iowa Fair aD' w-.er &May ...... t.IIIP ....y I. Campus and aw "'L 0at.I0IM ,_ FrI, Iowa City II..,. parily eift4y ... owan wera. fst. 1868 - A' leased Wire. Wirephoto - five Cents I Iowa City, Iowa, Thundoy. September ., 1955 GJ' s Toughened Up. Fires Rage Forest Losses Ivn Into Millions SAN FRANCISCO (JP)-Forut .Training and brush lires roarlnc over a ~y 'Cruelty" quarter mJlUon aCf blazed n r . 1 WASHINGTON (IP) - Manu ------~------the au klrts or two CalJfornla factured cruelty is beln, dosed is quite pos Ible tbat lOme make m n anlry," Newsweek cities Wedn day - Santa Bar- out to American flghtln, men to changes wlil be made at Stead. says. bara and Yrelta. harden them against treatment Newsweek aU ests to the accu- Weak ,.lI Hit A 50.000·acre brush (Ire along, .5 Million they may receive It captured by racy of its reporter, Peter Wy an unscrupulous enemy. "Each man II tickled where the South rn CaUfornla CO den. he is mo t VUlnerable. Otflcers rould re ch the outsklrt& of Pentagon sources said Wed McKenzie Is already en route nesday the tralnin, courses are who a k for water let It thrown ~anta Barbar , a city of 50,000, Turks Riot Over Cyprus Dispute to Washington for questloniog In the I ee. Meek 'prl oners' are unless the wind chanced. beln, conducted in all branches about the story. bounced a,alnal the wall by the In exlrl'me northern Camornla ot the service to prepare men Officials said the Air Force tor the ,rim 1I1e qf a prisoner of high command wants to know brawnie t inlerro,ator. Men who a 40,000- ere til'"e In tho Klam th ar hy about undre loe m y National Fo l blued aloM war. whether the story Is overwritten not ke ~ p their shorts on. Inter- Ilve-mUe front only (lve mile Rough and realilltic, the or is an accurate account of courses teach how to evade cap techniques being u cd by offi rogators munch sandwiches In from Yreka, a town of 3,500. ture In the first place and then cers and men, themselves former !ronl of the hungrl t trainees," Nelther city was In Immedi- how to resist brainwashing tech prisoners of war, In the trainIng "A m jor who lei slip thtlt he ate dan er, U.S. Forest Service niques like those used by the course. had only an eighth Irade edu- offlcills ald. '1 Communists in the Korean War. Newsw~k in its current Is ue caUon, Ind a lieutenant whale moke hun o,er Yreka 11k" WASmNGTON (iP> - Some Newsweek mal{azlne published describes the unusual 17-day membership card In alcoholics heavy fOI nnd vh from th 19 million students wlU enroll a stark description Wednesday of course as "Ingenious combina anonymou laid him open 10 rl. forest tire bl nketed I tre lind In the nation', schools and rol such a cour~ conducted at Stead tions at physical and mental dicuk about his w akn SI for roor 11kI' a are.v frost. IC'fC'S thi.l year - 1,868,$00 more Air Force BRso outside Reno, stresses." alrohol, wer h mm rell untU Both fire wcr_ out of rontrol. than last y~ar - the ,overn Nev., where it said hunger, paln Raw Food erved they talked Juat to end th Ir Th e and a core of other ment e!rt1mated Wednllday. and fatigue are part 01 the traln The arUcle speaks of the lraln· humlIIaHon," fire black n d more than The Oltlce of EduclIU,m said Lng. ees being served uncooked spin The new U.S. military code 1250.000 .crel of California tim- thi.l is the II ttl ronsec:uUve year Air Foree Silent ach and raw spaghetti, of being adjures American prisoners of ber d bru h land and caused In which the total has Increased Newsweek $ald the story had given frightening bul harmless war to tell their captors only millions of dollar of dama,e. and predicted the trend will con· been cleared by the Pentagon, electric shocks, of being forced their n me, tank and erial num- Forest UlJIt tlnue for at leall the nex1 nine but the Air Force declined to to spend hours in a dark hole, ber. yea",. It forullw an enrollmt'nt comment on It pending a report up to their shoulders In water, or The mailazlne .ccount aid the U.S. FOre! t service ortlclats In cxcf of OHt million by 19f4. (rom Col. Burton E. McKenzie, In a "scat box" where a man can training is taken under the su- estlm ted 10 In two nation I S. M. Brownell, commislloner commander of the base. neither stand, il Qf lie down. per vision of medical m n and forests at more th n 6'" mllilon, ot education, e.tlmated there Is One Air Force s~kesman said "To break resistance, Inter five psychololl15ts, and "some dams,e Ir. Klsmath National a Ihorta~ of 141.300 Clllolified that If the account Is accurate it rogators tr'y almOlit anylhln, to 29,000 men ha" safely withstOOd For t, whet' 20 fir burned tOichen lor the term Just starl the 17-day coune." over 100,000 ICT , was pl ced In •. Trainee Don't Complain at $3' ~ million. and in Sequoia HIl cited ,taU tics Indlcatlntl It added that none of the Nation 1 Fore. t with 16.700 ere new elusroom construction In Ir Inees ha complained formal- b.ckened, at $3 million. 11154-&5 sll,htly exceeded the Iy about th' har,h treatment. Fire cled HIghway 101 north n~d brought .about by tho In Political Battle Seen McKenzie, him It a prisoner In of Santa narban ond tor a time creased enroll""cnt In public and Germany durIng World War II. Tu d y nlahl SlOpped train,.;. pr~ ltAl elementary and .erond· wa quoted a saying: "They National Guard_m n blocked irYJ IIct1oOl.. Some of the elasa· teke It because they repllze H', roads leading out or Yrek rooms, however, will be a orb as Important to them as lite in- he fire area. In the north. ed In replaeln, faclllUe 10 t Over 'Hoppe' Case suranee." A 12-mlle protection line was through fire, hilts to reduce Survival tralnln, cour are bulldo~d an~ backfired west ot tAP "".,--, overerowd.!n ••nd qther facton. W.ASHINGTON (IP)- Political ------.--- nothing new In lhe armed forces. Yreka, otter ~ne tIre nashI'd to TURKl" OLDIER .tand by an overlurned car til I tanbul after anU·Gr~ek de_.. Ir"''' JUrt.It .. Up th\1nde'r~eads gathered Wednes- position or importance that In World War II airmen and within tour mil of th city. The tared. four-hoW' wive of destruction which re ulted In P ~C'mler Adllall Mendere call1n; a a&ate The nation'. birth rille hot day around the case of Edgar E. proved to be beyond his capacity those who might be Involved In fire line ran to within tbree or marilal law In .. tanbu1 and hmlr. Greek hop. were wrecked and plll.,.ed and Greek OrtllCHI •• upward 1n WO'I'ld War II and has Hoppe, ao ousted inspection a~d ability." ,uerrlila n,htlng were {lven mil I of the city. Back of that C!hurehe were burned. stayed lit a hl;h level ever since, chief who is suing the Internal Humphrey did not touch on the train In, to heJp tl'lem evade cap- was a Une of pumper, capable accountJll( for the conslsten t Reve nue service for ,26,823 in "whitewash" charge or the claim ture or to cape after capture. of pumpln, water from creeks. expansion of enrt)llmcnUl In re back pay. ot a political COMpirsey. All ot the ervlcea-Nllvy, Ma Turks Adopt Oarden HOld C.nDee&ed cent. ;rea,. an4 the Increises seen Hoppe's I~wyer, John P. Wlt- Because 01 the lime Hoppe had rine Corps, and Army, aa well ahad. sil, said \ his client lost his gov- put in with the Revenue Service, as the Air Force - have been And back ot the pumpers, re'l T»c' blg jump, is usual, Is an· emment post through a con- Humphrey said, "It was hoped conducting modernized survival dents had thelr prden h I Martial Law llclpat . Ill'" elementary splraer by "polltlcal hatchet that he might be transfcrL'ed to II trllinlo, eour •. Incprporalin, conn atcd by order of th rire chlet,-ready to put out any blaze ~choo" - from klndef,arten meo" high up In the Eisenhower lesser posll.lon for which his what hlUl been learned 01 Com through craele 8. Public schools admlnll~ratlon. ability might adequately flt him. munist techniques from men that mliht be .tarted from hot cinders and !ISh rain In, down on To Halt Riots In tli.t CtltelotY are upected to Secretary at tho Treasury But it soon became apparenl that who were prlsoners of war In enron 25,215.000 ot the: 29,O~8, Humphrey ron1ended Hoppe wss even this was impos.slble because Korea. the city. Use of water for lawn.s ISTANBUL. Turkey (IP) - Th or gardeos was forbidden. ,000 element,lry pupils, a tot.al !Ired from the tax-collecting of his belligerent BtUtude and ,overnment r Impo ed martial LONDON (il'J- Britaln. Turkey Increasc of .bQul 1,300,000 over agency in 1953 because of in- disrespect for hl~ s~perlors." Fastest movlnJ fire was the Idw Wedne day night on !.'itan. nd Grc ce failed Wednesday to It was expected that conault.a one ncar Ssnta Bubara. 11 Ils~ year. competency and a "belll,gerent Says He Wa Fired buJ and Izmlr end called Parlla- I' aeh a,reem nt on lh disputed lion will continue tbrough dip burned O\1er 50,000 acres of the Secondaf7 1IChoo1$ are rlltUrl!d altitude" toward his superiors. In the suit, Hoppe, now a Local Child Drowns menl into peclaJ ion in tbe future of Cyprus. lomatic channels. to lI~rnrnod,.te 7,880,000 pupils, Los Padres National For st liS wake of anti-Greek riots. As th d r lO-day conference Public Hearin. Due DaUas lawyer, C'ontends he was the flrehead crackled forward at Te..,.n "I,h 11,811,000 of them In pubUc A public alrJng of the whole fired by Commissioner T. Cole In Water Trough nearly a mUe an hour. . MarUal law ·115 11ft d broke down, ,II thr e powers In Turkey, Greece and Cyprus schools, for an Increuc of about dispute may be conducted in the man Andrews "on pOlitical con about 12 hour In ( tanbul and lin d up military torces to pre Itself, tempers ran hleh. 258,000. Dear future by the Senate Post siderations." Roma Marie Mitchell, 18 1,'M Men ...... t Fire Izmlr, Turkey's two larg t vent new 8ve of viol nee. Rampaging mob s Tuesday COllcge and unlv.eulty rosters Ofllcc and Civil Service Com- News of Hoppc!s sull was pub- months, drOwl'\ed on the Albert On the other Side of the slate cities, durin, th day. Bul It was Turkish and Greek diplomats nleht swept throu,h lstanbul atc estimated at 2,8S9,pOO. a rise mlttee. llshed Iirst by the New York Stock farm, R.ft. 4, about 3 p.m. In the Sierra Nevads of central clamped on .gein Wednesday express d rear that the confer and lunlr In an or,y of anU oJ ga-,OOO. Other s~hools, such as In a statement issued through Herald Tribune which said that Wednesday after she tell mto a California l.700 men fought a nl,ht and extended to Ankara, ence br akdown would ImperII Greek rioting durin, which mil prlvate commercial schools and hI.! office here, Chairman Olin the malter is "a major politica I stock waterln, tank. 16,700-acr fire In Its sixth day the capital. the Balkan Alliance which links lions ot dollars worth of damare nurl\C tralnin, IIChools not af. Johnston (D,S.C.) · said Hoppe scandal" and "will almost cer- Johnson Co u 0 t y Coroner In the Sequoia National Forest The outbreaks followed the their countries with Yugoslavia was done. The Turkish govern 'f1U.led with rol1eacs .and uni had already bet!n Interviewed by tainly produce repercussions Geor,e D. Callahan ruled the which endangered the giant draJrgln, dlsput over the future In a defense pact. ment Imposed m.artiAl law on la versities, ire! expected to enroll the <:ommittee's staff and "it u'om the While House." death an accidental drowning. grove at Sequoia redwoods. of Cyprus, British-held lsi nd The conference ran,ed Foreign tanbul, Izmlr and Ankara. 2111,000, liD increase of 1,500. appears that thorough investilQ- Wltsil made available to the The girl's body was found by The other maJo fire area of ba tJon In the Mediterranean. Mini tets Harold Macmillan of The Turks hsd been enra&t!d ~C\uar""NH6 tlon of this an~ similar cases in Herald-Tribune a statement by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don the state was In Humboldt Coun Casualtl In Tue day nignt' Britain and FaUn Rustu Zorlu by a dynamite attack on the J;>lscus"lna tbe classroom situ· the executlve branch of the gov- Hoppe to the Civil Service Com- aId Mitchell, who reside on the ty on the north coaat where 1,000 violence In Istanbul and Izmir at Turkey against Stephen Turkish Consulate In Solonlk,a itlon, BroW'lleIl said in a state ernment is warranted." mission, when he was unsucccss- Stock farm. weary men lought four blazes were put unofficially at mOI-e Slephanopoulos of Gr eee. near the birthplace of Kem.l metlt: , Wltsll declared Hoppe lost his lully seeking l'ein~tatement, say- Roma reportedly had been that bad blackened ..more tban than 300. Now BriUtb Colon), Alaturk, the country's first "Ns\lmIOl that one new class job because he refused to Ing his dismissal came after he playlng In the farm yard an hour 32,000 acres. Greek - owned property was The Greeks Ire demanding president and Its national hero. room 18 n~6d for each 30 IIddl "white-wash" a report reflecting uhcovered "derogatory Informa.- or so before the drown Lng was dama, d to the e-xteni of mll- that Cyprlots be given the right The two countries swappeB .n tlonal pupil, enrolled In e1e on the chatactcr of .another of- lion" about "an official being discovered. FLOODS IN INDIA Hans of dollars. Istanbul secret soon to choose between union gry protests agalnat the ind mentary llrid secondary schools flclal who still holds a key post brought into a high post." The waterlnll tank loto Which NEW DELHI, India (IY) pollce said 2,05' persons had with Greece and a future within dents. (both publlc and nonpubllc), the In the (nterrial Revenue Service. At the time, Hoppe was assist- the girl apparently fell while Floodln, waters have marooned been arrested. thll BritiSh empire. Bla_ CODUltulall Inc.rease of eoroll'lH!Ot from He declined to name the other ant commissioner of lnternal play Ill( ..... as I\bo~~ thre!e feet 350,000 people In Orissa State, a No Art,ericans were reported The: east Mediterranean Island The T u r k Ish IOvemment, .954-115 to 19".~ calls for an otficlal but told the Associated revenue in charge of the inspec- deeo and partly filled with aovernment report said Wednes injured and no American prop- of 500,000 people, wrested (rom which blamed Communiat agl- Increase Of ~2,OOO classroom. Press Hoppe will do so "when he lion unlt whlch polices the dien- water. day ni,ht. Torrential rains erty WtlS reporte\l damaged. the Ottoman Empire In World lators for the rloting, has sum- over the number available last takes the stand" in a suit pend- cy against internal corruption. The body waS taken to tbe caused floods which covered a The demonstrations followed a War I after 350 years of Turkish maned a special se8IIlon of Par- year. • ." Ing before the U.S. Court at All new officials are subjecl to Oathout Funeral home where coastal belt or about 170 miJes. dynamite blast Tuesday in the ownership, now Is a British liamenl for Sept. 12 to consider The Offkf of Education set Claims. "intecrity cbecks" by this in tuneral arran,emente are pend- Seven persons were oWcially re- yard or the Turkish consulate in I colony and the headquarters of the crisis. the total den.and (or -elementary RIIIII,pbre7 bsues Sta~nt spection service. Ing. ported ctead. Salonlka, ·Greece. Britain' Middle Ea t forces. The Greek. army has been on and secondary sc:bool teachers .The governemnt's siele ot the .:...------.-.:=------:------~:------the alert since early WednudllY (or 105&-" at ),257,000. This story - or 'lOme 01 it, at least - In Athens, Piraeus, Salonlka and contemplated tbe 1Jlcrease In en.. - ~ was to\d In a statement issued by , .. I I. Rhodes and In western Thrace, rollment. .,. ' J Two Die After Mid Air Crash Humphrey. The Internal Re\'e . 1 once a Turkish ptovlnce where The 01flee eetlmated ),027,300 nue Service Is part of Humph t~e Turkish minority Is substan- ql.\aUfled U,U-5& teac:bers are rey', ·departme,t. tla1. retum.lna to the schools this The secretary said Hoppe's dis Britain ~oved air. land and " lar and th.i the neW supply IOwa I "Is one of those untor I sea forces lOto position to block- from 1954-&1 graduation .. 83, lunste cases where a man with ade ~he long, unguarded Cyprus 400. These, 'phil IK!me 25,000 em long service was adv~nced to a ., coastline against dynamite and er,eocy certHleate teachers, arms smugglers and the lUe,al make a total of 1,115,700 quaU- entry of Greek resistance or- fied nstn!riol'l avaiJable lor ganiz_rs. J955 56 Texas Storm The climax in tbe London -. / talks came earLier Wednesday ------when Turkish and Greek .tates- Ph"'"Waco'ngy men responded to Britain's pro- 11111, Slacks Off posals Cor the fulure of her colo The D_lly Iowan'. atlentlon BROWNSVILLE, Tex. (IP) - ny. bas been cilled to an error In Whopping ralnl thst dumped up Offer CO ..tI&uUOD tbe caption under the page one to 18 Inches on south Texas In Macmillan bad oHered the Cy picture HUed "Re,later for three days slacked off Wednes priots a new constitution pro Pbarrn~co~ Conference" In day. viding for much more self-rule tbe Sept. 7 Issue. The temporal')' rnlsery the rains than they have now. • WhetI' the caption reads "More brought In minor flooding in He envisaged a new London than 400 pharmaci.lts . . ." it .freets and towns conference between the three should read "More than tOO .hadowed by the powers and elected Cypriot rep pharmacolopats '. • ." benefit to parcbed resentatives to dlscuas the la A pharmaoololist Is a 3Cientlst ranges. land's constitutiooal future. This throu,h 'lib. laboratoriea to The heavy rains were spawned was taken to be a lselt scccp· day's ne. drug. must PIISI tor by tropical .torm Gladys, now tance of the idea that aeU-deter exbauative lestlng bdore being tadlna away deep in the Interior minatlon one "ay mlgbt be dis placed on the market for use In of Mexlro, cussed. the treltmeat at dllease. They The Naval Air Station ,t Cor Stephanopoulos, whose ,overn also are. iJ1teresU!d In determln· IMls Chrlatl e*m~ to an almost ment believes that· mOlt of the Ilia exactlY now ea~b drug tunc &!IImplete .tandstiJI after 18 Inch 400,000 Greek-speaking island UOIll in t«ma of the latest de es of rain. Water ran four feet ers want union, with Greece now, velopments In ph,.lology, phYI· deep In 801M stores. Scores of expres~d disappointment with lea, clIem1atr, and the other sci. fal1lllles were chased temporar the British pl.n. He promlled a enees. Ily from their bomes. fuller statement later but Indi The departnaent ~ "barmaco- Choppy Gulf wavel s~amped (AP W,.. ,lIoet .. , cated he rould not accept the 1011 at the State Unlveralty of ICOre8 of small I.bin, boats MID-AIR CRASH .ver Las Vepa Wednesd" resulted ba tltree deaths.1I4I left aw. two Air Teree erewmen. The II1IIIbes of the erewmela w~ri'wlthheld pendlq noUIi. proposals. Iowa provldu instruction and Ued up In the Corpus Christi laJure4. A B-%5 bomber and an "' jet eel..... In ....-.Ir. eUpplac wi.... Willie ea&Ioa ., neat of kla: TbOie who luttered sert.US Injuries ba the bomber crub were Zorlu bluntly objected to the tulnlni' lft] that area of acMnte area. The cOllst guard said no oa rouUDe milalo... The pilot 01 'he jet fll'bter, identified II JIaJ. wun •• Davie Ca,&. a'..... D. Roberta of Dearby Nellis AIr\ Fdree BUe, aad Lee B. Nolteu, at seU-rule propolala on ground for med!cal nucleots and for ble .hrimp or flsbinl boata \Vere Jr., ,.ruhated to ..Ieb belore his plane cruIIed Dear a trailer ooul1 eaat ., La acJIH .. the NeUIs offlee of Qleelal Inve.tlC.Uob. Botb plaDel were froID New.. that the first priority for CypI'Wl craduate atudents who major in in any \rO\lble in .the GIAl.( hall. v...... Tile deacl, aboard tile bomber, were a elvin ... pltoto.r.pher, David Leu, ... TIle ...... ,. WIlt Oil a tralnl", ftt!IM .nd the bomber o. a routine naiuloD. is the insurance of sec:uritJ. pharmacolol1. I Page 2-TIJE DAlLY IOWA~-ro\\'a It, la.-Thur., 8{'1lt. 8. 10ti5 . -- ... .; -"-'-- "'-:-- ' doodles by dean Pha rmacology Conference - -u ~ e'aitorial ) ~~ SL:}:I Scientific' Tearn ' Stu(lies For a Vacation from Guessing- Ie Apparently it wa just wishful thinking. With Congress re Effects of Analgesic Drugs ltV' cessed and the President vacationing in Colorado, we had hoped VIe! there might be a little break in the drumfire of politics. Es To determine whether a drug's bro pain-relieving effects can be pro ease the suCfering of a person has shown that certain undesir r pecially a vacation from gllessing about 1956. But it's not to be. I longed without harmful side after such 'U tolerance develops. able side-effects can be avoided toOl All the Republican state chairmen are being called together to effects over extended periods 01 This especially is a problem in if the analgesics are administer" pie! map next year's campaign - with a plane trip to Denver as a time is the goal of a team of sci long' illnesses which are accom- In combination with one 01 tile leal entists at the State University of panied by severe pain. antagonists. The current project tI climax. • Iowa's College of Medicine. 'Dhe Iowa scientists are con- is aim~d at finding whether the Col And already the guessing game has been stepped up. Radio Their research was described ductlng experiments on rabbits to tolerance, too, can be avoided or t pic commentators and columnists are wondering - in gobs of well Wednesday at a national meeting determine whether analgesic at least delayed. tICJI of the American SOCiety for (pain-relieving) drugs can be In their research, the sc.iilltiJtl padded wordage - whether Mr. Eisenhower will use the Den Pharmacology and Experimental mixed· y.rlth "analgesic antagon- place small electrodes on the veIl meeting to toss his hat in or out of the ring. Some weeks ago Therapeutics on the SUI campus. ists" to produce a compound teeth of the rabbits. Theyalread, the ,President, who at times had appeared to enjoy the guessing George Yim, a research assist that relieves pain without per- have established: (1) the small gl1l'lJC, prl1posed a moratorium on speculation about his 1956 ant, is conducting the study und miUlng the tolerance to develop. est electrical charge to whidl er the direction of H. H., Keasling, The antagonists are drugs the rabbits respond, (2) the plans. associate professor in the Uni which produce effects opposite to amount of eharge which the ani • . It hl1d indeed reached an unusual degree of silliness. Every versity's Department ot Pharma the ·side effects of the analgesic. mals can take without indlcaUn, jesting remark of his was weightily analyzed for hints as to cology, and Dr. E. G. Gross, pro For example, an analgesic drug pain after being given analettlc whether he would or wouldn't. No press conference was com fessor and head of the depart may slow the breathing process drugs, and (3) approximately ment. Dr. Gross is president of in addition to relieving pain. The how long it takes for the rabbits plete without new.angle attempts to "smoke him out." The the national socieby. antagonist chosen for comblnll- to build up a toleranCi! for the Cettysburg farm was used first to prove that MI'. Eisenhower '" IA. ,I Tolerance Problem lion with such a drug would be drugs. was preparing a place to retire to; then with equal reason as Because the body tends to another drug that ihcreases the Hopeful IDcllcatiOllS being a very convenient weekend retreat for a man who in· build a tolerance for many drugs rate ot breathing. The men are now conductio, after prolonged use, physicians Current Alma tests to determine whether Ihe tended to keep on working at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. sometimes find it difficult to Earlier research at SUI already tolerance develops after lonler For a time there was harmless amusement in the game. ------»eriods of use when the analgesic But after some months it became a dreary business. One week drugs are administered in COI)l. the Hepublicans were pictured as elated because their "in· bina tion with one of the analgesic , antagonists. Although findinp dispensable" leader would lead, the next as despondent because , New Evidence Presented,In l I are not yet conclusive, the sclen· he wOllldn't. The atmosphere in the Democratic camp was I .. tists believe the tests have shown seriously described as varying according to the latest wind from hopeful indlcations that the tol· the WhJ:e He;'lUse putting green - modified by intermittent Heart Recharging Process erance can be delayed. The department of pharmacol. breezes from Adlai Stevenson's lawn in Libertyville, Illinois. Evidence for a hither-to un ogy at SUI has been a center 01 detected recharging process oc The mol'~ serious the game became the more foolish it walt. ,I heart failure, and adrenalin in research on analgesia more curring between heart beats was lor For it was strictly about nothing. Every politician and political crease the force of contraction than 30 years. The stUdies were presented Wednesday by Dr. Ro by markedly increasing the rate started under the direction 01 writer knew that one thing the President could not say - with· bert F. Furchgott, associate pro I of the recharging process. the late Dr. O. H. Plant, former out destroying much of his political power - was that he would fessor of pharmacology in the , : Evidence for the presence of head of the department. The pro not run again. They knew, too, that there was no necessity for Washington University School of Medicine, at a meeting of the the recharging process was ob ject on drug tolerance Is one of him to announce that he would run until shortly before the several under way at the present American Society for Pharma tained by Dr. Furchgott and Mrs. first primaries next spring - and many good reasons why ~e cology and Experimental Thera de Gubareff"'ln studies on living time in that area at research. should not. Mr. Stevenson - whose pOSition is different - said "[ don't know who is rushing who. That gl /y is atready lcearing my ties, smoking my cigarettes peutics held at the University of auricles of guinea pig hearts The natronal pharmacolo'r Iowa at Iowa City. which were placed in a special meeting started at SUI Sunday some we ks ago that he would decide in November. • aneZ dating 1,ny girl." apparatus in which th,ey could and will continue tbrough noon ;1 Nature Unknown So the guessing game was really a shell game - fooling tile Although the nature of this re be made to contract at any de today. More than 400 scientisb innocent, titilating the feelings of those who suspect their hopes e charging process is unknown, it sired frequency by means of el from aU parts of the naUon are Interpreting the News- ectrical stimulation. attending. l1nd fears arc being played with but yet enjoy it. Such folk may South.Dro ,ps is likely that it involves some b happy that the guessing has started again: "The President chemical changes within the cells at the heart muscle, ac wouldn't call a meeting oh the 1956 campaign unless he was cording to Dr. Furchgott. going to lead it." Bllt, "Of course, even if he doesn't Tun he will Color Ban 'Gene,.va Spirit' May The paper presented ·by Dr. Cortisone's Effecl. . 'on Hearl have to take an active.part in the campaign and defend his ad • Fllrchgott, entit1ed "Does Con ministration." tractile Force ot Cardiac Muscle In Schools Depend on the Rate of an 'Acti Those who enjoy it can have it. For ourselves, we'd I'ike n By The A ••• claled Pr ••• vation' Process between Beats?" Subject of H'oward Research vacation from guessing. Ne~roes began' enrolling at Be Defense Threat was prepated by him and Mrs. -The Christian Science Monitor newly desegregated schools scat- Taisija de Gubareff, a technician At Howard University, in tered over the South. By J. M. ROBERTS in the Department of Pharma Washington, D.C., where !"e cation of his study to clinical Schools at Oak Ridge, Tenn., Associated Press News Analyst cology at the University. search is now being conducted conditions. However, he sUilest which are fina~ced by the Atom- . The United States and Britain They have proved that the de on the effects of Cortisone on ed that caution be used In ad Ic Energy Commission but oper- are now doing , something that · gree of recharging after a heart the heart, medical school scien ministering CortIsone. partlcu. ated under contract to the Coun- many of their leaders have tists are coming up with some Anesthe'lic Agents Delay beat largely determines the force larly intravenously, in I cases of ty School Board, opened without warned against - talking about of the next beat. Dr. Furchgott very positive findings. certain heart diseases. a color ban. Less than 100 Ne- further curtailment of defense reported that alterations In the Oonducting the study, which Dr.' Booker's paper wu titled groes were enrolled. programs' while the effort to ev- force of can traction of he,lft is being supported by a grant "Studies on the Eflects 6f Cot· Schools at three Air Force aluate communism's latest pol In-aid 'from the American Heart Falal S~ockr Scientists'Told muscle frequently are believed tisane on the Perfused R8b~lt bases in Florida - MacDill at icies is still going on. to be directly related to the rate Association, is Dr. Walter M. Heart." The question of whether anes Tampa, Eglin at Valparaiso and Simultaneous revelations of of this recharging process. A Booker, professor and head of the department of pharmacology thetic or analgesic agents should a volatile local anesthetic with~ Tyndall at Panama City _ open- planned defense cuts in Wash slowing of this process may ac in Howard's College at Medicine. be administered to the severely out systemic absorption prior to ed on a desegrated basis. ington and London come coin- count for certain types of :heart Most other public schools in the cidentally with a gro~ng feeling He is being assisted by Mrs. Professor Returns wounded patient suffering from the shocking procedure, failure, he said. South reopened on a segregated that the "GenclJa spirit" is a Dl&'ltalls Compoanda Frances DaCosta, medical re shock has been a controversial The UniverSity of Michigan search assistant, and two medical investiga tion has not yet begun basis. temporary and perhaps even a ReportIng on the effect of some From Boeing Work 1 point in the medical field. seniors, Miss Elise Robinson, of the study of the effects of anes Six Negro students enrolled at dangerous thing. ( drugs on this process, Dr. Furch Jamaica, B.W.!., and Samuel Q. Donald H. Madsen, aasislaJlt A report of a preliminary in thetics after the state ot shock the Ashland (Ky.) Junior Col- Anthony Eden, adopting the gott indicated that digitalis com Mitchell, of Philadelphia. professor of mechanical ellli· vestigation into this controversy has developed. lege. It is operated by the Ash- position that rising inflation and pounds, which are used to The findings of the study were' neering at the State Unlnr.i" was made Wednesday at the 1955 land Board of Education. other economic difficulties re- strengthen the_ heart in critical made public Wednesday by Dr. of Iowa, has returned ,to cam~ fall meettng of the American So Oak Ridge High and Roberts- quire Britain td do something Booker in a paper presented at after spending the sumo ciety for Pharmacology and Ex Local Religious Group vllle Junior High, both at Oak a~out her defense bu.rden, mai? the fall meeting of the American working on multi-jet bomblr perimental Therapeutics which is Returns From Meeting Ridge, are the first public schools tams that wha.teyer IS d~ne Will Anthony Eden SUI Zoologists To Society for Pharm.acology and production at the Wichita, Kan., being held on the State UnIver in Tennessee to integrate the ra- not be permItted to lIlterfere Experimental Therapeutics at division of B~ing Airplaae sity of Iowa campus. A delegatlon from the Iowa ces. The AEC ordered integra- wtih the nation'~. contribution to ~ 'Won't Weaken Defellse' the State University of Iowa. Company. ' The investigation was ' made City congregation 'Of Jehovah's tion at the schools last Janual'Y. We s t ern milltary strength • Present 2 Papers Typn of Experiments Madsen was one of 44 collett by Ber~ Lum and Dr .. Lloyd Beck ,Witnesses have returned from a T. H. Dunigan, principal of through the North Atlantic Trea postwar policy ot diplomacy SHentiflc papers by two mem Two types of experiments are professors and instruc~or8 frGIII of the University of Michigan three-day circuit assembly at Oak Ridge High, named a Negro ty. backed b'y U'e threa t of force. bers of the State University of being pertormed at Howard. 20 colleges and univer.itles woo Medical School's Department. of the KRNT Theater in Des Moines to teach printing, home meehan- .. ~lI1tar~foPlnlon There is a stroni possibility Iowa zoology faculty will be They ate (1) the effects of Cor. worked during the summer wllb Pharll}acIl10gy. The experiment held Sept. 2-4. ics and plastics at the school. He Bntam s mIll y leaders, on that the United States lind Bri among those presented this week tisone on the heart of the intact company engineers and manu shows "~that anesthetic agents Iowa Citians who attended is Fred Brown, formerly a teach- the other. han. co~tend that tain can better conduct an econ at the annu!ll American Institute dog; and (2) the effects of Cor- facturing specialists on projecif given in advance 'tIelay {he onset were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ed er at the Oak Ridge Negro High wha~~ver IS done WIll weaken omic and social struggle if re. of Biological Sciences being held tisone on the isolated perfused dealing with 1he design, develop o£ irreversible (fatal) shock. wards, O. K. Ihrig, Kenneth Ih School which was closed last the back areal! of her NATO lieved of some defense burdens. through Friday at Michigan State heart at the rabbit. ment and manufacture of hi"" rig, Blanche Shulthise, Margar spring. (orces and ~o have its ef!ect. These new defense cuts, how • In the isolated heart studies performance jet aircraft. The cxperimE!l1t made use of University in East Lansing. have shown a decrease in cora- The program employing the dogs which had received either ete Shulthise, Mrs. Elizabeth Ol A lederal judge at Birming- Any cut 10 the ~er~can de- ever, are being suggested against A paper by Professor Emil ham Tuesday granted the Un!- (e?~e outlay -~hf f10anClal auth a background of. belief in some nary flow, the flow of .fluid professors was planned by Bee, a general anesthetic .betore re son, Ruth Jenkins, Joyce Titter Witschi will describe "Breeding through the coronary vessels, ing to give faculty members a ceiving a standardized shocking versity of Alabama a tour-month ont~es. would hk~ to see. ~t reach quarters that the COO1munlsts ingter and Mrs. Elizabeth Titter ot Sex-Reversed Amphibians," when Cortisone is administered; better picture of what student proc~dure or had received only ingter, stay on a court order to integrate. a . b,.lllOn out or the t~lrtY-four are actually renouncing war. That while Professor H. W. Beams' A Negro attorney, Arthur Shores, billion now allotted -:- IS expect is to evaluate the "Geneva while in studies of both the Iso- engineers will' need to know in paper will deal with "Light and lated heart and that of the intact preparing for work in the air· said he would appeal Judge H. H. e~ to tall most he~vllY upo~ the spirit" in a fashion not warrant Electron Miscroscope Studies on Grooms' decision to the U. S. All' Force. ~he !AIr FO.rce IS the ed fiy sober considera lion of the dog there is evidence that the craft industry and also to reo the Light Organ of the Firefly." decrease in potassium may well ceive evaluations of the com' Circuit Court power to delIver atomic bombs, history and objectives either of Beams will also preside today · GENERAL NOTICES The univer~ity was ordered t~ whi~h the ~sen. how~r. adminis Russia or the Communist move be the causitive factor in dis- pany's techniques from the pro over a meeting on histology and turbance. of heart action. Corti- fessors, all highly trained ape' General Notices should be depoSited with the edJtot of the edito open its doors to Negroes after trah~n co~sldel's so Important ment. cytology (the study of tissues two Negro women charged thcy :hat It has JUS~ suggest~q a spec sone was also found to bring cialists. rial page 01 The Dany Iowan in the newsroom, Room 201, Com and cells) at the institute, which about changes in the rate of the The Wichita division of l30eipt munications Center. Notices must be submitted by 2 p.m. the day they were refused admittance I?l stud.y of thlqmgl.e an co~nec- NO" FATALITY RECOR& SET is the annual meeting of the Am beat and rhythm of the heart of .Airplane Company ~ bulldio. precedln, first puWlcatlon; THEY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED b.ecause of their race. han With t~lk of mternatlonal W ASFJINGTOl'f (JP) - The erican Society at Zoologists. BY PHONE, and must be typed or lerlbly written and alped by a arms reductions. Aircoach Transport Assn. says both animals. multi-jet bombers for the Unl~ Communist Plot its 20 non-scheduled airline Beams is a former treasurer of Attempts To Block Chan~e. ' States Air Force. responsible person. No General Notice will be published more the society. In an attempt to correct or than one week prior to the event. Notices of cburch or youth . There is a strong possibility members ihave set a record of that the Communist bloc is at- two years of worldwide flight Collaborating with Witschi block these changes, Howard CIVILIANS 80B ,roup meetln,s will not be publlsbed In the General Notices col and Beams ,on the studies being SAN FRANCISCO (,41) - 'nIe umn unless an event takes place before Sunday mornlq, Church tempting to substitute a long-I operations without a fatality or scientists experimented wit h reported were two SUI research some half-dozen drugs. Those transport Barrett broUlht 411 notices shOUld be deposited with Ute ReHrlou. news edllor of The tellm program of neutralization serious injuries either to passen associates, C. Y. Chang and Ev military men and 3~5 civWtns Dally Iowan in tbe neWlll'OOm, Room 201, Communications Center and political infiltration for its gers or crew. found to be the most effective in erett Anderson. Chang, who correcting the changes were home Wednesday from the PIIIt· n.~ Jater than Z p.m. Thursday for publication Saturday. Tbe At 910 Kilocycles IlId Dally Iewan reserves thl rl,ht to edit all notlcn. worked with Wltschl, and Ander Pro c a I n e and N-AUyl-Nor ippines, Guam, Kwajaleln son, who worked with Beams, Morphine. Hawaii. The civilians were de TODAY'S SCHEDULE LmRARY HOURS FOR THE on the doors. 8:00 Morninll Chapel both hold doctor of philosophy In his paper Dr. Booker pendents or employes ' or lie interim period until Sept. 21 8:15 News degre.es In' zoology from SUI. warned against the total appli- armed forces. 8:30 Morninll Serenade are.as folfws: Mo'nday through THE UNIVERSITY COOPER 8:15 The Book.holf Fl'lday, . 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; ative Babysitting League book 9:45 From The Editors Desk 10:00 News , .One Year Ago today . Saturday, 8 a.m. fp noon. The wl11 be In charge of Mrs. Mar 10:15 Kitchm Concert library will be closed on 'Sunday. jorie Oelerich until Sept. 9. Tele 11 :00 Oreal Compo~ .... of France Sen. Joseph Mccarthy (R-Wis.) called Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwick- OFFICIAL DAII:.Y BULl.lflN 12:00 Rhylhm Rambl... .er "unfit to wear the army uniform." • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1955 The reserve desk win be closed phone her at 8-2741 it a sitter or 12:30 News i j all ,day Saturday_ Department information about jolnjng the 12 :45 Here's To Veterans The United StatJs and seven other nations signed the SEATO 1:00 Musical Chats treaty designed to stop Communist aggression in Asia. a'l libraries will post thaiT hours group is desired. 2:00 News U ,NIVERSITY CALENDAR 2:15 SIGN OFF Thunderjets furnished by the United States and piloted by Na . , tionalist Chinese bombed the Red China coast. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Items are aehe doled In the President's of nee, 014 C...... , Five Years Ago Today Sen. Paul Douglas (0-111.) said the McCarran anti-Communist Thunda)', Bept. 15 Union Open House for all new WedDeada)'. Set*. II bill is "a blunderous firing in so many directions that it would hit 8 a.m. - BeginnIng of Orien- students - Main Lounge, Iowa 2 - 5 p.m. - Informal Da!Ict only imaginary enemies." tailOR• lor Freshmen In Liberal Memorlal Union. tor new students - Iowa Melli' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 19:15 A major Communist attack rippedl open a thr~e-mile wide Arts and Nursing. MoBda)', Sept. 19 orial Union. . hole in the Unitj!d Nation's northern lines and threatened to col- :1:4:1 p.m. - Buffet Mjxer f.lr 8 a.m. _ Beginning of Orien'- '1:30-10 p.m. - Open 1lo1lM ~ 'Publlshed de\ly excepL Sunday and err••• eI p.ld ••b ..rl"'r. ar •• p.ne. Monday and lo.al holiday. by Studeht b, 8 •. 111. 'III. nally I .....lr •• I.U.n DAlLY IOWAN EDITOalAL STAFF lapse the entire Pusan perimeter. To~n Men and Town Women - tation for aU other new students. new students - Presidellt'l PlIbUc.Honl, Inc.. Communication. "pan.... l, I. la. C ...... II ••• , Ten Yea" Ago Tod~y Iowa Memorial Union. Home. Center. law. Cit)", IdWa . • Entered .. C.. I.r, ...pe. f •••• a ...... 5 p .... Edlto.· ....••...... •- Ira Kapensteln uF' N' h " 8 a.m. - Beginning ot Regis- .econd cIa•• m~t\ar at Ille post oUlee ...... ,. IItr.a," ...Na, ••• 1 ..... I• About one million Japanese troops were surrendered in China 8 -10 p.m. - Irst Ig ter tratlon. Thunday, Be'" II • t lowa Clty, under tbe .ct of con· 1% •••• BaIIM.,. Man•• ln. Edllor ...... BOl B. ker lre~. 91 March 2, 18'19. to Generallssim... . Chiang Kai-shek. program for all new students - 7:30 a.m. - OpeniDl of claJla,l Clly Editor ...... Kirk Boyd '" I Mil I 'I p.m. - Informal evening in SUI annou~ed a IO-year, $12 million building program that owa emor a Un on. faculty homes tor new students. 9:25 B.m. - University Iodue-i MEMBIII ., lbe A8S0CIATIID ...11 Dial 4191 r, ...... ld.lIl1& I. Chl.f PhototP'• .,her and The Aosoclal'ed Pres, I. entitled ex- ,.,.,. •••• 11._, •••••'. '~. would include a $1 million library. FrIda" Bep&. II tlon Ceremony - West It$, > elullvely to the use for republication Til. DII , Wirephoto Technician . . ,Jobn Ste.man " Ite ••t .r ••••••.,. .... ta t. American troops spread otlt from Tokyo to occupy the four 4:10 p.m. - Orientation Meet- Tu_a)', Bep&' 20 Old Capitol. t of all th" local news printed In thll I ••••• 1.II.~lat ..n ••• u. I. III. new~aper as W~n 8. aU AP newl C...... I ...... C ....,. main Japanese iSlands. in,.- Senate Chamber, Old Cap- 2-5 p.m. - Welcoming of new llatarda" lie,&. If dloP che.. • .1 T ..l ~ ~. A Tocia Itol. students by church student cen- 2 p.m. - Football -II.",. VI. SU_rl~tIon rate. - by ""rrl.r In DAILY IOWAN ADVlaTlllH'o ITAff Y wenty ~rs go y . 7-10 p.m. - "Play Night" for ters. Kall$u State - Iowa Stadltlli\. IIIMBEa low. C ty. J5 cents W"klJ' or .. per Bullneu Man ••er .. l:. ,John Xotlma" , Sen. Huey P. Lonl was in critical condition alter he was shot all students _ Field HOUle. 7:30-10 p,m. - Open House lor 8-12 p.m. - PoIt BIll G.IIII AllDIT aUHAU y.ar In aIIv.nee: tlK month•• f!':U: 0 .. three mantha. $1.50. By_mall In ewa, Ant. Bu•. M,r... M. WllIla., No.lon , in th~ stomach,b(. assallsin Dr. Carl Weiss in the Louisiana Capitol SM1In1a)', B.,t. 17 new .students - President's Part~ - Main Lounre, , loWi ClIlctlLATIOHI .. per )lur: .Ix months, t5; three ~ Building. Long ..-bodyguards lUlled Dr. Weiss on the spot, 8-12 p.m, _ Iowa Memorial Home. Memorial Uhion. l ~ monltl•• 13: In other mill .ubicrlp- tiona, flO per YIO.r: .Ix month., ...10; The Re~ubllcan National CommIttee said that business, finan- 1 , .' " , DI., 4191 ' If , ....e~M ",.1,. th~ mop..,., p ... ~. clal and ind~I ' lntere.ts wante4 .a "complete ' reit cure" from (For IDfermaUoll felardlnr Q. he)oDd ..... lelaed"e, lee ftlerva.... I. tile offtcie of ...... Jou. Dally I ••an ,;"':...... " 111.11'. DAILY IOWAlf al.OULA~ION STAPP • ~ President Franklln D. ROO8evclt. • - '. .' 011' C,.,I"It. .... ". '. '.. '0' .....1 •• I. ,I...... u .....1 •• ....ler O ...... r Circulillon Mlnl•• r ..• Gordon Cben t • iJCLA First, Oklahoma Second"":- AP Poll ~Ranks Iowa No. 12 - Nation ., ftC AISOCIATI:D ••1£811 1AAG1IE )IlATlO AL L Pd. O. W L oa Iowa was picked as the nation's I Cknlaad •••.. ..._ ..... 1'. .1 It tWtilth best college football team ew y.,.1I; • • II .. .- • M ..... kH .1' ~n ,. BALTIMORE (A") - Cleveland Wertz Wants Back in Lineu _...... r. » .- I'~ ... r.,. .... n • .= retained its haU-pme 1 d in Wednesday by sportswriters and _I ...... If , ....JIad.I.W. .it .. .a, :1"- .. , all except two inninp, but only Dd,.U •. " . If M1 .. I_.daaall •a .It' ~.. the American ~af\H! pennant one of them lot past first. broadcas ters. Tips I ~ Anlonelli ltAaaM elt,...... • !1 t :!41. C'" ,. a .n't Four of the 135 writers who W.ul...... n .. .U¥ SI' t. lA.is • .$1 .4" race Wednesday nitbt as Early That was Dave Pope whose BaIU...... , . 1 .IU .', ruu..... _ • ., took part in the pre-season poll " N .. ... Wynn beat the Baltimore Orioles pinch-hit triple started the w... _.,·. _ ... picked the Hawkeyes as the top " ...... ·.Ik .11. 8-0 tor th 200th victory ot hls sixth. He lanrulJhed there as the N •• y.,. ~. a...... ell, I !'tu...... _ t. ~"CI' team in the nation. Gianis,8·2 _ •• ,. Ddrell • et...... lad.I ..... J career, with the help of Larry next three Orioles popped up. C td.. _ 4 ...... ~ t UCLA, the defending Pacific CM .._ .. ...IU .... . -at...... Mllw..... Doby's two homers and four Wynn ,ave up three walks and s ... Y.r. L Lo ... ~ Coast Conference .champion, was ST. LOUIS lIP) - Johnny An double play . five bits. T".,·, rlw_.n T".,'. !'tl.... " picked as the No. 1 team in the ton Ili. New York Giants pitcher oau,••• " ... _1 ••1 •• - .,... (I-" r...... It Clecla"" - s ....,. WYnD, roppin, his 16th victory Skinny Brown, who held ., T'..... UI-H no ,._... (lollI. 14-1) .... I[U • .o.I•• I-t,. poll. brl~fly usp.nded this eek lor C ...... lad at Balli..... _ a •• tie...... 1'. al JIll...... -lit,.. ce·!) against 9 deCeats, Caced only 31 Cle,'eJand hitless In el,ht Inn OIIlaboma Second being unhappy in his work. (I"" .... r.Il•• ,~,.,. " ....1 111-11). Orioles 1n pitching his sheth In,s of relief a week a,o, was Ita.. , Cltl." •• '1'.,11 - Ctc· N.w Yar. al lit...... 1.1... t) _ 5hutout 01 the season. The Behind the Bruins, runners-up W~nesday maht cheerfully e.r.W If'" .,L ,..,Ie, Ol-IS). U..I. ,~, or MeCaJI (~~, • B~.~I partially the victim of hls own to Ohio State at the end of last Del,aU at _ •• - A..... ( ..~) w t 1!-4). Oriole had runners on base in wHdne s in the flrst mnln, when hung up the St. Louis Cardinals II•• (It.. ). (0.1, , ••" ...... , ••. , susqn, Oklahoma, Michigan, Cleveland scored twice. Brown Ohio State, Maryland, Notre by their thumbs, 8-2. The lett walked leadoH batter Al Smith Dame, Army, Navy, Miami ot handt'r assilit d himself with a Dodgers Need One who traveled home on sinaie. Florida and Georgia Tech, in three-run homer, one of three Basilio Wins (hisol Top by Bobby Youn, and Gene that order, were picked as the New York circuit hits, and by WoodUn,. Young scored trom probable first 10 in the annual str king out nine Cardinals. Win for P~nnant third on a wild pitch. Associated Press pre..season poll. Antonelti·s horeer to the rilht MfLWAUKEE (A» The Split Decision Nats 4.] Brown escaped further dam The linal 1954 poll showed age unlil Doby hit his homer in field pavilio'l cat in the Courth Brooklyn Dodecr' usured them Ohio State, UCLA, Oklahoma, elves ot no worse than a tie for Over Turner ' the tltth. Notre Dame, Navy, Mississippi, jumped the Giant lead to 11-1 and the NaUon 1 Leallue pennant by WASHINCTO~ clP}-The Chi Ray Moore relieved Brown ArmY, Marylllnd, Wisconsin and put the came out of reach tor th beatlnl th second place MIl- SYRACUSE, N.Y. (JP) - W~I~ cago White Sox cut sllort a ninth and stopped the Indians for two Arkansas as the top 10. venth-place R~blrd... It was wauk Brav 3-1 Wedn day lerwelght champion C rmen Ba~ Innln, Wa hlnaton rally Wed innl~. Then he walked Smith II )C nesday nlCht to get a 4-3 victory It was the wavering vote at his 12th vktory. He'. lost 16. night on hIts before 94,919. slUo had one of the tou,l1est and Youn, Blngled to &end blm eontidence that 135 writers and A victory In their day game workout or hls career Wednc ~ ov r the Senators. to the showers. broadcasters gave UCLA to start Two errors by Wally Moon on with the Brave today would day night as he defeated Gil The victory, Chicago's 17th In 1... Balli....Ia...... • "' M ..._ ___-.... •• I the new season. Actually Mlchi WhItt'y Lockman's gl'ounder, a give th Dodg rs the iial on the Turner In thel~ 10-round, non 21 meetinp with the Senators. I w, •••..a R .... : .r. .t ....,. ru. pn, the new Big Ten favorite, walk, nd R y Kau's runscorlng rUe.tt cllnchln;r date in history. titlll fight on a split decision. enabled the White Sox to remain L.,at III ... ,...••••• • I.-"."e • In the thick of the American ...... re ••: Cln .....-D • ., (U. received more first place votes single pr cedl!d Anton Ill's blow. ·I~::~:." · I ~: ~ Basilio wel,hed 150" Turner .. = Leagu free-ror-all, 1", games tbat\ either UCLA or Oklahoma . It, 411 . I....,.. ! Lat!1 ••AI C ...... u.; JI.neU. ~ ...... 151 • but there was enough support for I... 'f) a •• e..... II . Turner. makIne a surprlslnllly behind the I acue-leadln, Cleve .. ... - I_~ I !--...... land Indians. those two teams in the- second IIt.n .. 1I ..... XaU; J." ...... "rr.,.. trong fiahi, opened an old cut and third place balloting to put UIJ. Ie-u."a •• (I) .... '''1. Dura-rInk Re dI egs Top Pish I over Basilio's rIght eye In the <"_I...... , .11 .t1-t •• II). [,-.I ...... ".... ,.".. . _ _ 1"_, G• Yanks Win them ahead of the Wolverines. third round and Carmen bl d Hem, MI_: ow v.,.- .lonolll. "ar .. "'... ".w.n II' ••• Loll.. ; Tourh Schedule T ...... K .... On 2 Errors, 6-3 eon to.ntly lrom it throughouL ...... 'uc. I (, ••• 'lhO.,.I•• W-H.,...... 1,,-&...... Iowa's schedule, which Coach CINCINNATI IA» - The Cin~ Ba.illo appear d ru Iy at time, Forest Evashevski has called the clrmati Redlep, aided by two not Quite h vin, the masler's On Walk, 2-1 "toUlhest in the nation" includes Friend One-Hits damalinK ITO , wiped out a touch he howed here June 10 Red Sox Stay In tour of the top six teams, UCLA, thr e-run deficit Wedn sday when he took the weller Utle NEW YORK (A") - Whitey Michigan, Ohio State and- Notre Cubs lor 2-0 Win nlaht to dereat the Phi d Iphili from Tony DeMarco by Ilappln. Race on 1-4 Win Ford limited Kansll5 ctty to a Dame. Phi!!;, 6-3, In the opener ot the Bostonian In the 12th round. sinltle hit Wednesday and the (AI' WIt., ...I. , On the usual basis of 10 points CHICAGO (IP) - Bob Friend their Iwo-lBme serl . Judg Dick Albino ot Syra~ BOSTON (A» - Boston's lanky New York Yankees pulled out a VIC WERTZ ot the Cleveland Indians S&ld Wedne da th t he Frank Sullivan and relief DCe tor ~ach first place vote, nine hopes to ret back Into uniform by next Thursday for the re pitch d a one-hitter a,ainsl th Johnny Kllppsteln, who re~ cu e called lhe ti,ht • draw, 2-1 victory In the ninth inoJn, Ellis Kinder combined to whIp for second, etc., the leaders came malnin" 10 days 01 the leason. Wert.. wa stricken with non Chica,o Cubs and $Ingled John lIeved Art Fowler in th third, 'Ilvlng !lvc rounds to each. Jud,e when ArnIe Portocarrero walk out this way: UCLA 33 firsts allowed the Phlls onJ,y one hlt Ted Shiel. of Syracule had It D trolt 7-4 on a Iive-hitt r Wed ed Irv Noren with the bases full paralytic polio the nlrht of Au,. 25. lie was laken out of the 0- ny O'Brien across In the seventh and 1,054 pOints, Oklahoma 32 latlon ward of tbe Cleveland ho pltal last week. the lest of th way. 7-2-1 Ba.sllio. Reteree Ruby Col- n day for th Red Sox' sixth to force In the winnln, run, rlrsts and 1,001 points, Michigan Inning with the game's first run The two Philley errors, by sleln of New York called 1\ 5-3-2 straight victory. Ford lost a no-hitter In the as the Pittsburgh PirateJl scored Bobby MorKan and Willie Jones, 58$1110. The Associated Press Kind r came In to pr serve seventh innin, and almost lost II 2-0 victory W dn . d y. cam In the fifth when the RedJ card wal in favor of Basilio 5- Sullivan', 171h triumph In th the game at the same time. But scored tour runs to wipe out the .4-1. ninth after Frank House belted In the long run Il was hi. pitch Paul Minner allowed the Pir ~X~,h~P~£:'::~~~U; Kiner Says 19 5 5 PhiladelphIa I ¥ and win the q two-run homer and Fr d Hat ing rival Arnie Portocarrero, who The top 20 teams with total ' • ate' . even hi tl in toklnjt his ,ame. BIG TIME BALL field walkcd with none out. weakened and forced in the win ninth 10 • '''''''elpbl.a •. Nt M M--.lI. t Yankee COBch Blll Dickey O.troll ...... 1. .1_ I. ning run in the ninth Lnnln,. I 1•• I ..all .M.... --4l •• 8ftten • . . 1 611 • _, ,! 1 K ..... CIi, •. ..M _ 1M-I I I The lone hit ort Friend was I."'•••• 111111, (II. 1...... 111 tn holds the r cord Cor most ,am s II). ca.ritt•• i8 (4) , I. UCLplA.. e (SS) .. lea •.... In .. p...... nl• ..• ....I , U~ ) "•• ", •• , .,.eell. ~~~~ 'H-Is Last Season all. ..I.ldq NI.,.... (1) : ..... Ie.r. play d by a catcher It! World fI' ••• H •• t; .111 ••". KI •• • N...... •.. M 'I' "1-'" f. Okl.hlm. (3~) •.•••..••.. 1.001 .'e ••• Frankie Bnumholtz' I n fie I d IWII' 'fl. II) ... Ih\l. W-Jtll,.. t. (I) ... Whll •. W- .111 .... 1.-0.. • P.r1... , ...... A. I •• III, ....1. (n. J.. Mlold,... ($4) ..••.•. •••. •• A70 ,1.1•• I.- I"'m .... Serle competition - 38. lIura. t. 0111. Slate (0) ...... Il36 crotch single with two out In DID,. F.,. ••• II. M."land (I) ..••• ... •... . GII~ I. 1'1.1,. Da",e (~) ...... ~~9 '. BALTIMORE (.IP) - Ralph KI- the tourth. Friend tannd elaht 1. "'m, ...... lI.'S ner, whose home run bat earned sons, and ho drIven In 51 runs. I. NaY, (I) .... . •... , ...... ~~~ Bnd walked none as he r corded ,. lIlI.n", Fl•• (n) •••••••• •••• 1111 him more than a half millIon dol· Since th Tribe obtained Cene his II th win. I" O.lr,l. T .... (I) ••••••.••. HID lars and won him a place among II . Ilee ...... 27. Woodllne earlier this summer, The win gave Plttsburllh an It. J.. ... C,4) .. •••• •••••.••••.• !114 baseball's greatest sluggers, de IS. ••• Ib.,. Ca"'.'lla (!) • . . I G~ cided Wednesday lhls season will Kiner, a rightho.ndcd batter, has 11-11 record In 1955 pi Y be I.. "1... Dl I...... I Ml 10. JlIIII •• lppl ...... ItA be his last. been used irrecularly, mainly tween the two teams. II. aoalber. Melhodln ...... ~~ 17. A.bar...... i!Il The big Cleveland Indian out against southpaw pltchlnll. Friend, a wint~rtlme student at I .. D.ke (I) ....••..••• . . .••• .8 fielder wUl be 33 ~. II. We.l Vlr.lnl. (I) . .•• _. . ' . U Uncertllin wl'lOl busine s h Purdue Univer Ity, retired the H. P.r' •• tJ)_ ...... '... 97 next month. He wl1l enler, Kiner said he would Cub lord r durIn very in- has trouble with Help Care retorn lO his Palm Spring, Calif., nlng but the Courth. per ..... his back and legs. " home after the season. Since 1'11I.b ••,h . . ItO ... III-! 1 • 011. d.,. __ .. AmUl'l1!!S NEItD youn, .,..rt n 10 31. 1MB PONTIAC • con ...rt lble • • 1"3 Wlf.L c.re lor ~l\lld tn nly hMl•• He's los t the v Three ..,. __ . I ~ .... we" 8H our Ad und •• INIJTRUCTION. motor, Hydramotlc, new black I-Im 1-11 Flam Upsets 1951 he has been married to C .. , ..,. .. - - ...-. I I Nallonal chwl 01 Atronlulle . nf'W tlr•. Must "II Immediately. swing and power Nancy Chaffee tennis slllr I F'I...... b.' .... ; MI ....~ .... Fly. d.,. __ tU per wert C_II 6311 between Bend 10 • m. ..i , . Cooptr. Tell day. _ Itt per wert WANTED: Lady to be • cllmp.nlon 10 Rooml for Rent that kept him at older woman· Would. conald.r ludenl. P I Aussie Ace the top of the Na Olle montb __ 3., per werd Fou. hou", a day. II .... da~ •• wMk. enC¥lO I STUD.NT rooms 10f' mttl. Dtal ?WI. tional League Milllmam char,e 51; Call 2:011 afler 5 p.m. I-t IEWINO. Dtal 1 ...... 21R ... home run hitting CLASSIFIED DJSPLA Y In 3 Sets during seven sea One in ertion __9st per lneb f.,AFF.A.DAY FOREST HILLS, N. Y. (IP) - sons, from 1946- Five insertions per month. per lnserUop __ast per Inch AIRLINES NEEn youn, "",om,,n 11 10 Hftobie Flam, a ball hawking 52, while a Pitts KINER Imported All-Wool 3t. H our ad undor INSTRUCTION. little popcorn-hitter from Calif burgh Pirate. Ten inserUoM per month, N .. lon.1 SC:nool 'f A.ron'ullca. 1-, per nsertlon __8~ per Inch ornia, punctured Australi.a's ten "If you hit 40 home- runs you SHETLAND SPORT COATS Misatlloneou, For Sale nis prestige Wednesday when he DEADLINES don't feel your aches so much," NEW .nd u.oed lurnllure at Mlr.ctlvl crushed Rex Hartwig, Np. 3 Kiner said. 4 p.m. w ekdaya for Lnaertlon price.. tAl u. h Ip ;you fuml.h )'our Are Right for College In lollowlnl 11l0rninl" Daily apertment and ..... man.,. Stove., re member of the Davis Cup cham "Wben you don't do the job pions, to gain the quarter-finals Iowan. Please check your ad frI•• raton. nAIl. ohe ..s. . end you hope to do, it m~kes mllOCtUaneou. pl~e. . Thqmp;on Tran. p in the first issue it appears. fer and SlOt.,. Com~.)I . ... 01 the National TennIs Tourna Ihing worse." ment. The D"ly Iowan can be le- When they obtajned Kincr who Doe, It V' !l!!\ It ,Vias a 6-4, 6-2, 6~2 rout. • 8ponsible for only one incor i1~ t l Completely outplayed from the from the Chicago Cubs last No rect inserUon. PERSONAL LOAN.! on Iypewrlte". vember, the Indians hoped he phono.... ph . q>Oru equIpment, and Blart, Hartwig folded under ; u ... lry. HOCK-EYE LOAN COMPANY, Flam's relentless retrieving tac would regain his stride and clout , ..... S. OubllQu • ..241\ about 40 homers. Hc has hit 16, tics and won only th ree of thc .4191 LAMPS end mall applla.,.,.. Inexpen- last 12 games. is batting .242 agajnst .285 for .. v.ly npalre
. ~" ....I.R. PaP C-'I'ID DAILY IOWAN-I.". City, la-Tina.. 8ept. I, 1155 , • 88auty'\ Mount Pleasant Convinced ~ . GOP Chairmen Open Campaign Parley It Changes With Tlme~, WASHINGTON (.4") - Repub BIIlTU Anthropologist Says Sex Criminals 'N'oDanger' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stepanek, ( lican state chairmen opened a • Cedar Rapids, a girl Wednesdily "school" on campaign problems WASHINGTON (JP) - Ameri (.4")- Gas Fire Rocks Used Car Capitol' of WOf:ld DES MOINES Chairman at Mercy Ho~pital. Wednesday with the general as .,. .". ' . - ;"'" . cans who thjnk of the beaut,)' Henry Burma of the State Board "Tiley were a little upset and so sumption that the national ticket contest "Miss America" as rep of Control said Wednesday he Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Story, they come in to see us about it." West Liberty, a boy Wednesday , ib 1958 wlll a~ain be Eisenhower resentative of "the typical Am believes the board bas convinced The sta te recen tly decided to at. Mercy Hospital. ,nd Nixon. A major problem for erican girl" are kiddine them Mount Pleasant residents that commit those determined by the the students Wru! declining farm selves. a noted anthropologist there is no danger in committing courts 10 be criminal sexual psy Mr. and Mrs. Roberl SheJlad" prices. said Wednesday. criminal sexual psychopaths to chopaths under a 1955 law to the 129* S. Riverside Drive, a boy National party leaders who ad "She represents an ideal of the Mount Pleasant State Men Mount Pleasant institute. That Wednesday at Mercy Hospital gressed t/le novel , session, ar what is typical, and not reality, tal Health Institute. stirred up the people at Mount Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dumon~ ran:ed as an outgrowth of a sug and moreover, it is an ideal of About half a dozen Mount Pleasant. Crawfordsville, a girl Wedne$day gestion by President Eisenhower the moment. subject to change at Pleasant business men, repre No& So Tough at Mercy Hospital. atreed that extra efforts will some other time." said Dr. WlI senting the Chamber ot Com "They thought," Burma re DEATHS merce there, talked over the have to be made to win the farm ton K. Krogl1\an of the University lated, "that the fellows we will Robert Sloan. 73, Center Poin~ areas. They also favored a of Pennsylvania. situation with board members at send 10 the insti tu Ie are tougher Tuesday at University Hospita1J. ~ep'ped-up drive to sell the whole a conference here Tuesday. than they really are. They were "Twenty years ago," he said Satisfied Emma J . Clark, 78. Monticello, Eisenhower program across the in an interview While attending a afraid of escapes, and trouble in Tuesday at University Hospitals. country. ,"We had a nice meeting, and the Mount Pleasant community. meeting of physical anthropolo MARRIAGE LICENSES Rep\lbJican National Chairman we believe that we sent the They thought about the recent gists here. "~iss America was a Mount P leasant people home James R. Thomas, 27, and Leonard W. Hall promised the beautiful, petite tittle blonde. killing of a child at Sioux pty, state leaders the administration satisfied," Burma commented. and thougl\t everyone of these Rhonda R. Wolfe, 17, batt! 01 "Today, she is taU, statuesque would move to meet the farm fellows is a killer. Anamosa. - with ability. Our concepts Jiroblem "just as it met other "That, of course, is not true. POLICE COURT of beauty change with the times. problems." Just how, Hall did We have been committing sex Cary Leroy Holst, 21. West offenders to all of the state men not say. "To say she is typical Is er Red Officer Liberty, was given a $27.50 SllS - 'StroD&', United' roneous. And yet. we say 'Miss tal health institutes for years, pended line on a charge ot pos Opening the first session of the America' as though she repres but the committment was not scssing an altered driver's li, three-day school, Hall said the ented all American girls. She listed. that way. If a capital cense. represents only a particular type, Detai,ns U·.S. crime is involved, we are sure GOP Is "strong and united." He Robert Louis lrwin, 20, 32G EL that the courls will send the 0[ added if the party machinery can and if there were a thousand lis, was fined 27:50 .on a charce be made effective at the precinct girls 'just like hcr, therc couldn't fenders to the Fort Madison State Penitentiary." . of possessing an altered drivell level the party can look forward be any selection!' Congressman' license. Escapes Not Likely to a "victory of landslide pro As Allen McKay. Springfield, IlL, portions" next year, not only for WASHINGTON (JP) - A U.S. to the possibility of escapes of criminal sexual psychopaths was fined $12 .50 on a charie at the presidency but in recaptur congressman just back from OHumwa Telecasts. from the Mount Pleasant insti speeding. inc the control of Congress. Russia reported Wednesday a tute, Burma said he couldn't J oe Martinson, Newton. was . However. the Senate and House Soviet a~my lieutenant detained ,Set To Begin Oct. 1 him at gunpoint. for more than foresee any real lhreat of that given a $12.50 suspended fine on Plimpalgn COlJll1)ittee chairman kind. He commented: a charge o[ in loxication. said winning Congress Is not go J an hour in a Moscow suburb las ~ OTTUMWA (JP) - Telecasting "We have had penilentiary in ing .to be ~asy, . FIREMEN BATTLE a bllJowlnr ras explosIon, followed by a wall of fire 100 feet In the air on De week. John P. Clark, 702 N. Du· troU's Livernois Avenue, commonly called "the used car capitol ot the world." At lust 50 cars were by KTVO, the new television mates working through a prison buque St.• was given a $12.50 Robert Humphrcys, National The State Department said it camp at the Mount Pleasant in Commlttee campaign director. burned or blown up by the blast. station owned and operated by has protested the episode. in suspended fine on a charge 01 KBIZ Inc., of Ottumwa, will bc stitute for 20 years. and we've who gave reporters a briefing on which Representative Holt (R intoxication. gin Oct. 1. James J . Conroy, had no trouble." . Harold Charles Eichhorn, Ce, the closed sessions said th a t, "of Callf.J said a cocked pistol was Gov. Leo Hoegh recently as Keota Man in president and general manager. pointed at. his head. So fa r, the dar Rapids, was fined $7.50 on a course "hcre were some com announced Wednesday. sured Mount Pleasant residents plaints" about lack of federal job department has received no an charge of failing to observe a that they would be safeguarded, stop sign. patronage. • Grinnell Hos'pita' Erection of the 1,101-toot swer. transmitting tower near Lan even though criminal sexual M~ Sf)eak, Holt said he had kept the in After Beating caster, Mo., for the 100,000-watt psychopaths would be sent to the This was borne out partly by cident quiet until now in the be Mount Pleasant institute. a statistical talk by Civil Service GRINNELL (A') - Jerry Tie~ Channel 3 station will begin this lief the Russians ought to have week, Conroy said. ,~t] :~ \,J JIj;) Commissioner ge~rge Moore. HI! man, about 50, of Keota, Iowa, a chance to apologize. But he de advised the 48 sta to leaders tha t was in serious condition in a Final step in preparations will clared: Missouri Woman .TONITE and FRIDAY 90 .per cent of all federal em Grinnell hospital Wcdnesday, suf be completion of the 78-mile mi "I leel it only fair to let the p10yes In tile conti/lental Unitcd fering from injuries he said he crowave radio relay system American people know what can which will bring live telecasts of happen oller there." Iniured in Crash States are under the competitive received when he was slugged CBS Des Moines to KTVO Holt. 31-year-Old Marine vet Mrs. Stella Pechan, 40, Ken Civil Service system. which is and robbed by two men. trom Sheriff Bill Welsh said that at Ottumwa. eran serving hi s second term in nett, Mo., was reported In fair outside the patronage field. condition Wednesday at Univer Tieman had been slipping into The slation originally had the liuuse, flew back Tuel\day w Hall said members of Congress after a trip to Europe during sity Hospitals with injuries re arc writing to the National Com and out of consciousness, and that planned to begin telecasting on fo it was impossible to get the com Sept. 15 but Conroy said changes which he spent 21h weeks in ceived when she lost control of .:riittee Indicating thc farm situa :Russia. A number ot U.S. law her car on highway 218 north of PLUS tion is a party problem. He said plete story on what happened. in the construction time sched CORNEL* WILDE* In However, the sheriff related: ule resulted in the new date. makers have visited the Soviet North Libcrty. the Eisenhower flexible price Union this summer. Mr . Pechan's car left the road "OPERATION SECRET" support program has not yet Tieman, who was employed at Conroy said the original time Keo ta, was picked up by ·two schedule was "perhaps over-op Holt gave this account 01 the lind turnea over in a ditch, high gone, into eftect. and contended episode: way patrolmen said. Hospital of the drop in farm prices has "all men driving a black car, at To timistic conSidering the many ledo Wednesday monning. About persons and mater ials involved No Pictures Allowed ficials reported that she had a beeD under the old Trum:m rigid fractured right a1'm and facial mid-morning Tieman wandered in construction of this type." Last Wednesday, accompanied Opens price policy." John Feikens: by a statt member of the Ameri- culs. Michigan state chairman, told into the home of Mrs. George newsmen: Simmons, about cight miles east can Embassy, he drove in a ii~===~~==~=~:;:~ Tomorrow de of Grinnell. 7 Ask Admission Farm Problem car to co~ Tieman had only 12 cehts in ~l~~~~r~~~k~~~~~~matic t V.t\B~;:'~'*i,WJ.~ " , "We do have a farm While looking over a school he l '..l • I .:. '(/II!!lJ problem 'STUART GINSBER , a ras company employee injured in the his pockets. Because 'of his in To Negro College Eb lind there is no use kidding blast, Is assisted ' by an unldentlfhid policeman and priest. A asked three teachers to let him about it." juries. he was brought to the HOUSTON, Tex .• (.4') - Di th spokesman for the Mlehlran Oonsolldated Gas Co. said the. ex hospital, where attendants said photograph them and the build- I NOW. Ends FRIDAY · Ray C. Bliss. Ohio chairll}an, rectors of Texas Southern Uni ing. but they refused. allhough 5U plosion occurred a8 the company was telitlnr a hure ras main lor he had suffered a fractured skull said, "there is no question about versity Wednesday postponed ac he had offi cial permission to JOSE FERRER ~- on winter service. and numerous cuts and bruises. it being a prob(cin. But wc are tion on applications from seven take pictures of schools and MERlE OBERON • FRIDAY. cia He said he had been attacked non-Negro students for admis ~u~he ~ • still operating under the Demo and robbed.. but dldn·t say of cratic rigid price support pro sion to the state-supported Ne Holt was about to climb into IlELDI ag how much. gro institution. the car to leave when the Soviet GARY COOPER'S.' wi gram." Record High S!;t by, Road blocks were set up, and · Morton. H. H.ollingsworth, Il The board deferred action, by lieutenant ordered him out and IN COMMAND tu a statewide order was issued to a split vote, on a committee demanded Lo see his passport linois chai;man, told a reporter pick up the two men in the black if the elections were held tOM,:)' recommendation that the univer and the embassy man's identifi P·ublic ·lncorn:e tn ~ July car. However, Welsh said, there cation card. When Holt didn't the tarm problem "would not sity be opened to all students re was little chance of the road move. the oUlcer flashed a re hurt us, but if it continues until WASHING TON (JP) - The gardless of race. blocks being succ'essful because volver. "cocked it, held 1t a foot 1956 with no solution it ~ght Comme~ce Department sa i d Personal income I,as ·been rising elapsed The committee's recommenda 1 of the time between the [rom my head and ordered me have some effect on the election Wedr;u!sday· toe public had a tion had been made by a 2-1 steadily since March at 1954. apparent attack, and Tieman's out ot the car." in Illinois at the lower echelon, rccord incorhe in July. running when Jt stood at an annual' rate appearance at the Simmons home. vote. No board vote was an nounced immediately but Dr. H. Red Police Intervene not at the top of the ticket." at annual rate of 3041h billion of 286'" bllJi'ol) dolla.rs. A police captain turned up 'I , dollars. D. Bruce, board member from N During the lit~ seven months and said the Americans could Two other reports from the Marshall, said the spilt vote was of this year. personal income av Trotter ppointed taken during "a stormy meet leave, Holt continued, but "the government, showing booming eraged an annual 'rate of 298 soldier told the policeman the Iowans Tour employmen.t and can truction, To St. Lo ing. with much thunde, and lit billion dollars. That was 12 bil- is Post tle light." Russian equivalent of 'go jump ,tUB underscored thp. note of pros lions higher ~ban in the corres- William Trotter, a research as- D perity struck by the personal in ponding portion of 1954. sociate in speech pathology at University officials said non "Finally," Holt said, "the sol- CO-HIT come report. Negro students applying includ in the lake.''' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SU,I Medical the State University of Iowa dier ordered the cop away and r--CUttrTTI IIACIIUU ...~ The sharp income rise amount ,':Job Increase since 1953, has been aPPOinted to ed Jack Coffman, Oskaloosa, he left, against our protest. The Iowa, and Miss Alko Awata, ' }( COLBERT· CAREY· scm l t ed to an annual ra te of three The Commerce lfId Labor de- a position as instructor in 'speech soldier stuck the gun in the car .-----£nd. Tonll.----I I , , Study (en,ter billion doUars income during partments said in their joint at St. Louis University. Sf. Tokyo. Japan. window again and ordered us Cornel WII.e • RlcblUd Conte July. However, much 01 it was monthly report on emplQyment Louis, Mo. both out. "THE BIG COMBO" Twenty-live' Iowans who are attJ:ibutable to a pay raise for that jobs totalcd a record 65lh Trotter has been working ih .FIRE "I was at the point ~ ,.~. IS MAr, j active in volunteer heart and federal civilian employes; a mlUion in August. about half a the stuttering research program Firemen were called at B p.m. saying 'Iet·s go' when a colonel ... Slar&s ..• tuberculosis w&rk are touring large part of the increase was million higher than the previous/ supported' at SUI by the Hill Wednesday to check a tire at the in the Red army came down the ~AKSilY , , ... I ,,~ ~,., r, ( ~~~T~~~~ research and treatment facilities due to lump-sum retroactive pay record, which was set in July. Family Foundtltlon, St. Paul, site of the Currier Annex build road, pushed through the crowd for those diseases at. the State received by thc federal cm The departments said unem- Minn. A nativc of Kingston. On. ing, now being tom down. The and said we could go after look University, of Io ..... a·s College of ployes when their new pay scale ployment continued to decline, tario, Canada. he received an lire was tound to be contro.iJed Ing at'my passport and the em ENGLERT • TODAY Medicine, the Iowa City Veterans became effective in July. falling by 234 ,000 to a level of .M.A. degree from SUI in 1950 burning of debris from the build bassy official's identification Administration Hospital and the Industrial Payroll. Hlrher 2,237,000. This was 3.3 per cent and a Ph.D. degree in June, 1953. ing. card." Oakdale Sanatorium. But private industry payrolls of the nation's labor force - "'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ___iiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiirjii_iiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiij~iiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-' · The Jl'oup Is composed of were also higher in July, the people at work and those seeking members ot the Iowa Conference Commj!rce Deportment said. al work '- the lowest unemploy 01 Tuberculosis Workers and in though farm income was lower. ment percentage in nearly two cludes 10 executive secretaries THe previous personal income years. and J other officers of county high was at an annual rate of Attention Only of ' CODltructlvJl. OllmlMl tuperculosis and health associa just over 30t Ih billion dollars, ., / [n another joint Commercc and , co, nA:rURE ' tlans. The two-day meeting will established in June of this year. Labor report, outlays for new I JUDY CANOVA in . end this afternoon. construction Wer!! described as . WedneSday's schedule for the higher in August than' ever be S'tudent ancl Faculty Wives ' Jl'oup included an jnspeotion of Mayfiig, Union Meet fore in that month. SUI's cardiovascular research However, although new con laboratories. where much of the struction outlays in August tCJltal You will be glad to 1cnow tl\at dally fresh farm dairy products are easily ob researcb on heart and lung di Federal Mediators ed four bi Uion dollars and sal~ scUe is supported by grants from tained at our farm Itore , . , ,-nd at prlcM enough lower than II'! the city to pushed construction expenditures Insure good .avings In your food budget. Haldane Farm Dairy I. op.n ev.ry J()m volunteer organizations. Dr. J. NEWTON (JP) - A panel of ten to a record high of just over 27 afternoon In the year from 5 7:30. Drive out and .hop once or twice a week vt. Culbertson, professor of In three federal media tors held an billion dollars for the first eight '0 mil ternal medicine, is director of the explorat9ry meeting with repre months of the year, the August 1 for farm fre.h food. ieboratorlea. sentatives of the May tag O!)m figure represented a slignt down ENDS TODAY The group heard Prof. Steven pany and Local 977 of tbe United turn compared to previous Grade A Pasteurized W~ole Milk in .Gallon Glass Jugs "RETURN TO PARADISE" If. Horvoth, of the SUI Depart Auto Workers un.ion, CIO, Wed months this year. • a.nd "APACHE" ment of Physiology. explain nesday. • Grade A Pasteurized Skim Milk in G~lIo" Glass Jugs OLIVIA studies under way in the gene'ral The session was aimed at de HAVillAND cirdlovascular laboratory, where bringing about a resumption of Iowa City Chil~ • Grade A Pasteurized Coff.. Cream • heart and lung research on ani negotiations for a new contract. GILBERT mals 18 performed. The general The union ca lled a strike of Bruised by Auto • Grade A Pasteurized Whipping Cream fiffllJffH hi \ laboratory Is one of six which some 3,000 members at mid STARTS FRIDAY ROLAND comprise SUI's cardiovascular night, Aug. 31. and set up picket A seven-year-old Iowa City • Grade A Pasteurized CoHage Cheese research laboratories. lines around two May tag plants girl was treated and released 2 GREAT ACADEMY YltarlAW Dr. J. L. Ehrenhaft, professor In Newton and one at Hampton. from Mercy Ho'!!pital Wednesday • Grade A Daily Fresh ~'9', Large or Small AWARD WINNER~ OIl.J.MAScoA: of surgery, spoke to the workers Robert E. Hall. Des Moines, after, sile was strllck by a car inlroducinc PAUL SCOFIEut o~ the College ot Medicine's one of the mediators, said a con- while crossing the street in tront -AND- beart surgery program, and Dr. siderable portion ot Wednesday's of her home. . .. BING CROSBY , I "",, loy ncMNICOIOt A. A'al ••fa ',o~udi.~ ~lCne f. Van Epps. professor session was devoted to acquaint- Mary 'K a the 1'1 n e Mlelmk, Haldaoe Fqrm Honey GRACE KELLY • 1.I.en.d by 10th C•• My·PeR aDd head' of radiology. described ing the other two new mediators >daughter o( Mr. and Mrs. Ed .. I" Wondl/ of Hi ~ Fillel;" srr,rOf\lOlllt .. "i-ray survey programs aimed at with the . complex sltulitlon as ward Mielniok, 520 ' S. Dodge ..st., Haldane Farm Ice Cream WILLIAM HOLDEN cQBeases of the lungs and of the well as a discussion of various escaped with only bruises on PLUS - COLOJt OARTOON h¢art and large blood vessels. phases involved. I\er lower bac" when she was Hatdane Farm Sw.. t-cream BuHer "GOOD DUD DAlLIY" Dr. Walter M. Kirkendall, Hall said no definite date had struck by a slow moving car Hardane Farm Pan-clressed Chicken" cllnlcal associate professor of in been set for another meeting and shortly before noon. • - WORLD'8i:ATt: NI'" - ternal medicine at SUI and chief that the other two mediators, She was crossing the .street to ot medical services at the V A John E. Pennell of Kansas City. a sto~ when I car, ski(ting an Hospital, directed the health and Edward H. Ries of Omaha, other . doubte..p.r~, hit . her, workers through the VA's re were returning to their homes, her fa~her reported.. ' Dairy HaldaneI I , ., .... .Farm. ~ .. eeareb laboratories and explain .ubject to call. Police said the auto, driven by , , I ... ","', ed, the hospital's -facilities for It was reported that following D. H: Phend, 924 E. Washington D • Out Highway No. 1 Seuthw.. ' A"'~ 111. MIle and 11. Mile Sou.h YlCJ~1 treatment (If tubtlrl!Ulosls lmd re- the joint meeting, lIeparate lIell- St.. stopped within one car John Dane .. · . M,lAml 'lfAlm mn "b~Uoo. ~iol1l we... helel. 1enlth. PllSll1 fISUI ·MARGOl GRAHAMf
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