Serving the State The Weather University of Iowa Partl, ea.., •••• ,. Warm ...... Campus and Frida,. Illata....,. U: Ie.. , II...... WeUnd." Iowa City owan '1; I.". n. Est. 1868 - AP Laased Wire - Five Cenla Iowa CI • Iowa. 1'huraday. July 30, 1953 - VoL I¥I, No. 216 Senale Ol's . Workmen Start Student Apartment Construction Foreign Aid UN Team lells Reds' To 'Prove Of $6 Billion, ;,;,: T rllce' WASHINGTON (JP)-The senate Claims Of Violali'ons early today passed a $6.745,318,- 202 forel«n aid bill after Eisen­ , ,Issua Delays hower leaders turned back repeat­ Food Given ed attempts to slice the total. Of this $4,562,683.811 was new To 20d,oOO ca&h while the rest was uncon­ To Speed tracted funds left over from pre­ vious appropriations. The $6,745,- East Germans 318,202 was still some half bil­ BERLIN (IP)- All GerllWl relief lion dollars less than Eisenhower POW~ Exchanae orillna11y reported but about recorda were shattered as 200,000 MUNSAN (Thursday) (JP) - balf a billion more than the house Eastern needy defied Communist Nations members of the voted. police terror and Un~ up at 50 armirilce commission told The chamber rejected 53-35 a CommunJat.s Wednesday to distribution points lor free West­ back up charl@S of eight Allied motion by Sen. Russell Long (0- ern foods In West Berlin Wednes­ vlolatlon.e of the 3-day-old Ko­ La.) to slice the program for the day. truce. curr'lnt, fiscal year by more than Each day the total rises. In all, The commls&ion caUed Its. hal! a bill Ion. third IJIftUna In as many days A long debate produced a dls­ 450,000 food packages ha ve been Thursday at 11 a.m. ( 8 p.m. cussjon of the wisdom of reported distributed to poverty-slricken Wednesday, Iowa time) In the piaDII to build new American jet East Germans this week. weatltered truce conference hut fl&hters In Italy. Arrests. conliscaUons. r a d I 0 Panmun,orn. The Reds aeJ%ed the InIUaUV't! "They plal\ Ip produce In Italy Wednesday by lodglng the tlrst the latest motlel jet we have-the brushed aside in the tr~k complaint of a truce violation. sabre," Sen. Stuart Symington (D- the Soviet sector border. The UN command was charged. Mo.). said. ( Pilei.' '" Bill WUII __•• ) Food tor I! MIlUon witll three \.lnauthorized flights Several senators said the plants WORKMEN DIG HOLES AT THE CORNER ot Riverside drive and Park road In preparation 1(»1' the demilitarized bufler might be used by Soviet Russia If piau tooth1&' tor the first unit of Parklawn, SUI married .tudent hOlRln& project. The workJDea The SI5 million worth of food- and firing 11 artillery the Red armies overran Italy. They are Rolland GlIIlIand, Wa~rloo . crane opera∨ I\laurfce Dean, Iowa City, (Iefl) and 000 Todd, stufLs donated by thc United States and a burst of machlne- also noted the nearness of Italy to Iowa City. for East German reller _ and gun b~llet... possible Soviet bombing attack. f scornfully rejected by Sovict For- The Red4 ~Ialmed three vlola- Chairman Styles Bridges (R- E t· · f P kl 4 Faculty Members elgn Minister Vyacheslav Molotov ~~:d~~nday night and five on N.H.) of the senate appropriations xcava Ion or ar awn -will be given out here to 12 mil- "NothSn& Senoua" committee led off the after-dark T Aft d Ch· lion needy 10 60 days It the pres- Maj. Gen. Blackshear M. Bry- debate with a plea against any ma- O en Icago an, lICnlor AlIled commissioner, jor changes. H· P · t B · ent rate can be sustained, reUef U •. MARINES. Oil the now .lIen' Korean fronl, dismantle ibelr promptly called for additional In- Sen. AI~ert Gore. (O-Tenn.) ouslng rOleC eglns Educatl'onal Meet·lng otliciais said. mortar piece, before movlo& back beyond &be:t ~ mile buller lone : formation. He dismissed the com- made a fuhle attempt to get a de- • All over the Soviet zone the eaUlbJ",he4 1I, A11Ied and COrn.lf1unl & &Mlce oelo&lators. S&aelll 0" plall\t as "notbfng serious." tailed country-by-country break- Construction of Park lawn SUI F S fIb III food rush snowballed. Every East ."eU cutnp. plied near their bunker duront. Indicate the vol..- Bryan disclosed that the Allies • th ltd ' th ' our UI acu ty mem ers w of Ilea",. arWlerr ,,,hUD&' In tbe lal& &wo weekl-'of the war. t to speed up the exchange down 01 e val' ous un 5 m e married student housln project with Iunds obtained through the Guman returning to a home town program which provides more than . g , self-liquidating dormitory financ- attend the annual National Audkl- In the provlncea with arms loaded , than 86,000 AllJed priS- 4\-1 billions of new cash plus au- was begun thJS week. Excavation, ing system. Visual convention In Chicago Ulis with Western fats, flour and other ( .' P S3 JJ BIIII I war including 3,313 thorlty to use more than 2 billions installation of storm sewers and The protect is designed to re- weekend. rare treasures was a signal for 'ong ress. asses , 'I I lon , The blur~::ed~:ns, the UN rif aftO:dmer appropriations not ob- preparation :tor placing Iootlngs place the barracks and trailer Those who wlll attend are Dean more to Bet out lor Berlin. . - ..' request whlcn would have starteel g . is underway. units being used now by married Bruce E. Mahan or the extension Red, ArTesl Seor@I D f D rI - B d ."' the prlaonerll homeward tl1rough Bridges explained that some of Concrete will be poured for the students. These units arc tempor- Red pollee llrrested scores of e ense epa men t u ge Freedom. VIllage on Sunday, In- the Questions Gorc asked Involved footings next week, according to ary structurea and must be re- division; Lee W. Cochran, dlrec;tor food-laden Eas\ Germans in the of next Wednesday. c1a.slfled military secrets. He of- Supt. George L. Horner, of the placed. Parklawn is tire partlal of audio-visual Instruction; John Soviet sector of thc city. At least . Be" WeD" Be Bead, fored to show Qqre the secret and division of planning and con- answer to the housing qucstlon R. Hedgc:s. associate director of some were treed later. The polka WASHINGTON lIP) - Speedin, , Gen. Lee Sang Cho. Red Korean top secret data, but .sald It could structlon. Barring complications, Cor SUI's 800 families residing in audio-visual instruction. and Prot. took away the Identity cards 01 toward a weekend adjournment: extenSion, which the senate ap- truce corpmlslioner. said the Com­ Dot be published. Horner said that the first unit of temporary housing on the campus. John Mercer of the television lab- many more. The threat ot trial ~ng:reSll . stamped Its Ipp~oVal proved. The 001,1sc. however, voted munlsla could not 00 teady U\a\ Gore protest" that such facts the married student housing pro- oratory. as a Western spy shadowed each Wednesday on thc year's. blBsest to Increase the taTiU soon. .. . should be availabtl' to botb the ject will be ready for occupancy !'our 8l'Oups are meetlltg' to- of the hunll'Y. money biU, which provides mou {rom lilt to seven members, Howe\¥r Allied and Commun- .nate and the publle. by taU of. 19M. Th~ unit. located AI·r Force Orders . gether to form the national con- But the food rush grew beyon'd than $34 billion to r.un the defense the Republicans a numericsl ma- 1st tted eros, ~eaders were meet- on the corner ol Riverside drive venUon: the Education Film Li- all expectations. U the vast pro- department In the fiscal year end- jorlty. In, in PanmunJom today to coord- and Park road, IS being construc- M FI h T brary as oclation too National ject can be completed It wUI have Ing next June 30. 3. A. bill deelarillJ ~ba~ ,he fed- Inate ptlll.ll for inspection of pris- ted by Viggo .M. Jentscn Co .• AI- Audio-Visual assO:CiBUon the In- provided methlng two out of It was tho ninth money bill to eral government has title to sub- Soner cK,mps IThn boith Notlrth ore ig t raining t~r uth ~~d 'Hew York HOspita I $321953.bert Lea ' Mmn ., a a cost ot dustrlal Aud Io-Vlsual assoc' i atton,. every th perSON In the S· ovlet go t9 the White House , leaving. mer.."ed lands exten ding bey., nnd lin0 alf orea,soon as e thenspec plans ons are&IV' , For Junl'or Cadets and the Catholic Audio-Visual Ed- zone's 18 million population. only (Qu r appropriations measures the boundaries of the states-three completed. Allied Red Cross or- Says Taft Is Better Bids on the 53-apartment dwel- ucatlon association. With thousands of tOM of Amer- to be Ironed out before congress miles from ali except Texas and ganlzatlona were refused permis- ling were re~ived earlier this Thc convention will open today Ican food already across the Atlan- can quit for the ye~r. the weat coast ot Florida, where slon to S~ Red prisoner stockades NEW YORK (JP) - Sen . Robert efhcJencymo.nth. The apartments Unlt will containcontalnmg.. 14 WASHINGTON (/P)- The air at the Sherman hotel and will con- tic ' the Bonn government estab- The houseIII 'has approved all 13 the distance I,_s 10 ~ miles. throu.ho...... w. the war. A. Taft, rallyin, after Tuesday's one large room a -kItchenette a force issued an ulttmatum Wed- Unue through Aug. 4. Thc national lished a food "air bridge" to Ber- money b ',the senate 10. One Is StUlt Protes' Aside from the Red compla.lnt turn for the worse. had a better bath and a dres~ing room. The ~e- nesday to 13,000 college juniors In auelio-vlsual trade show will open lin Wednesday. A regular Pan before a senate-house conferencc The defense budget. which of truce violations, the commls- • day We\inesd/lY, New York hos- mainlng 39 apartments will be its Reserve Officers TraIning corps Saturday. All tyI>CS of audio-visual American airliner brought in 4,- group seeking to straighten out stirred up a storm of protest when slon waa working swiftly and pltal reported early Wednesday one bedroom units Each of these t k tU ht I I d t equipment will be displayed In the 400 pounds from Hamburg. More the dllCerence between measures It was first proposed, was passed smoothly to get the armlsUce op- night. wm- have a base';'ent locker for - a e g tra n ng or rop ou . exhibit. air cargoes will follow. passed by both chambers. quietly by both houses with no eratlon In Cull swing. At 5 p.m. a buUetin from the storage. Central laundry facilities John A. Hannah. assistant sec- Cochran and Hedges will attend Truck Dela,ed There are other trungs to be fUl1her attacks on the admlnlstra- Trace 811perviaon Meet hospital .relld, are planned for the basement of retary of defense tor manpower, the conference today through Sat- Testing ou the Soviet zone aut _ clcared up, however, before con- tion move chopping $5 billion from Neutral tl'UfC supervisors from "Senator Talt had a better day ParkJawn. Off-street parking Is cxplained that the air force would urday and Dean Mahan. Saturday bahn for overland shipments ~e gress can adjourn. including a air torce Cunds recommended ,by SW~d~ a~ Srrltzerland. nomin- tbday 'than yesterday. There has to be constructed in conjunction be unable to absorb next year's thro\lgh Tuesday. Mercer Is going Bonn food mlnis.ry dlspatch~ 20 number of bills glvqn a "must" former President Harry S. Tru- ate Y t edyA led side, iwere In . Ith th b 'Id' g I '" label by Preside t Eisenh Munsan rea to meet w th their been no change In hls condition w e UI 10 . crop of young officers unless they to the convent on on Saturday and tons of American flour in a big n ower. man. counterpnLsc from Poland and since this mornil)g." Park lawn is being constructed were prepared to fly. will return to Iowa City Sunday. diesel truck and traUer. It was . VenioDi Differ As It finally cleared congress, Czechoslov.llia. Maj. Gen. Sven An earlier bulletin. signed by 0 1 btl 000 thO d I Cochran will also attj!nd a board delayed a total 01 6'10 hours by Chief amons these are a series the defense bill called for ,34371,- Gratstrom of Swiden said he ell:- Dr. Charles B. Forkner. had re- n y a o.u, Jr -year co - meeting of the department 01 two Comunlst customs inspections. 01 compromiHs which must be 541,000 in new money tor the pres- pected the joint teams to be ready ported: Heat Relief Today lege men 10 special categorles- auelio-visuallnstruction of the Na- but got through without conlisca- worked out on dl!fering versions ent liscal year. Truman had alked to '10 to work quickly. "Senator Taft had a more rest- ' engineers was the only example tlonal Education association. He is tion. of the lame bill. These include: $40,719,931,000 and Eisenhower Operating under the commls- tuJ nilht. This morning at 8:30 he Weatherma n Says cited-will be commissioned next vice-president ot the d.epartment. There were indlcatlons that I. A btll &e pennlt more Ulan 535,771,563.000. the supervisors wlll watch requested breakfast and ate It year without 11Ight training Han- American food would soon be ar- 200,000 refugees to enter the Unit- The house cleared the bill by ports of entry and airports In with relisb . .He is having no pain It's supposed to be comparative- h id ' F.onal Exams riving here In huge tonnages by ad States over and beyond the voice vote and with no debate. both North a~d South Korea to • and his condition Is somewhat im- ly cool today, the weatherman na sa : . rail and highway as well as air. regularlmmlgraUon quotas estab- ~ .,alnst buildups of troops proved." says. with cloudy skies and read- The alI force Is .workmg under It will be distributed directly to Jished In present law. President HONOR CITIZEN or .uppli811 that might threaten I g 'n th 80' a 130000-man ceiling on officers Final examinations for 'be ,um- Ei ted th fi t the truce. The Ohio Republican was oper- n S I e s. . this 'ear and has only a limited mer 18IIIon will be riven darlq East Germans alter repackaging in senhower wan e gure 0 CO~CIL BLUFFS (JP) - The By 10 o'clock Thursday night lted on July 8 after he suffered So sur .students who s.ald Wed- need ~or round oUicers. Ute replar c:Ih1 s_loas. No unbranded containers. It also will be 240000. The house approved Council Blulls school, board · h~ (7 a.m. today, CST) op]XNIing ar- a hlp lesion. The exact nature of nesday With sweat running down g . . lpecll1c )lerfod for Ibe testa II Hli replenish the reserves maintained 217.000, the senate 209,000. honored one of the CIty'S diBtIn- wei'e to complete the pull- his IlInes& ~as not been made pub· their faces. "It's too hot to study Nevertheless 1t plans to take in ulde. C I a., e I will _tlnae here since 1949 to protect West . 2. A measure to edenc1 Ute re· guished citizens· by glv~ng his na~ from h battleline. They lie. and too hot to go to class," can all of the 9,000 ROTC graduates Utroacb 5 IlL AII&' lZ Berlin in the event of another So- clptoeal trade authority for a year. to a new school whIch will be a buller zone 2~ miles Taft', wife. Martha, confined to begin studying tor finals. who were commissioned last p.,. . viet blockade. The President asked lor an "as Is" ready lor use this IaL. windlnl 150 miles thr'ough • month. Hannah said they would be I wheelchair as the result of a Temperatures Wednesday after- called to active duty In three equal abandoned hilla and valleys once stroke, was fio'flll to New York noon were two degrees lower than instaJments on Oct. 1 Feb. 1 and T Record Eledr."cal Impulses of Human Bra."n- ' dren~hed In.t»lood. Tuesday. Tuesday but the eHect was hard- Ma 1 ' 0 , ....' r Two of their, four sons also ~I~~~~eable because of rising hu- Y· I . .. 1 _ . I , Operl La Boheme' ~1;~"fZ~t~r.t~:~L~o;::.&~l'J !;~~y,.:.:~.:~~ i~!~~·~£:;-l.t::::E;: :~:!: Scient; sf. Br ; n g s, 'T 0 p s y" to' '/owa e It~ To Close Tonight wbere Is American ambassador. humid, the weatherman adds. In order to make rodm for them The son-In-law of former Brl- • The Utltd and final performance Hannah said, the defense depart~ Ush prime mLnister Clement At~- lights turned oU, the observer sees of the ·grand opera "La Boheme" ment has approved policies which lee .. with 200 pounds of electroruc a panel of vertically spinnIng will be presented tonight at 8 in will make It easier for both reg- devices In his hand luggage and an green pinwheels. windmills and Macbrfde audlJorlum by a cast of ular and reserve officers now serv- International reputation in record- phonograph records. more than 100 singers and instru- ing to resign their commiSlllons. Ing the ele~trlcal impulses of the Shipton stresses that "Topsy." m~b~llIturth annual summer A C~densatio" of Late Developments human bram, Is on the SUI cam- which Knott calls a unique contrl- pus thiB week. . opera and the first grand opera to Harold Shipton, electrcmic de- bullon to electroencephalographi- ~ presented by the university, W"SBlNQTON (IP}-The senatE' Wedneaday passed and sent to U.S. PaneI Lost velopment engineer for the Burden cal research. is slU1 in the reaearch "La Boheme" Ia performed in full President Eisenhower a bill authorizing him to give or lend 25 small 0 J Sea Neurological Institute of Bristol. stage and not ready to help with ~"qf"",e "'Itn It ~2-plece orchestra DaY7 veaell "to .ny friendly nation In the Far Eastern area." It al- ver apan England Is showing his new elec- diagnosla of brain disturbances. lc:c;omp"nha8ftt. 50 would permit the chief executive to send two submarines to troto~pe _ "Topsy" far short Though the English lcientlst and ...... Ul . tile action in the opera, Italy and a small aircraft carrier to France. TOKYO (A"}-The air force said to Pr f J hn R Kn of lInl I his associates have spent nearly which II .et in the LaUA.. Quarter 0 tt • • • today an American B-50 bomber - h 1 • 0 • 0 c ca three years developing the elec- of Parla in the 1830's, takes place ~CO CITY (IP}-The newspaper Excelsior reported Wed- was lost over the Japan sea Wed- PSyc 0 00'. tronic device, they are still try- durin, the winter. So audiences llelday an allepd plot by Soviet secret police to assassinate Jacques nesday on a routine training m1s- IWtott developed an "electTo- ing to flnd out what nervous SYI- for the fIrst two performances Momard, who killed Leon Trotsky in 1940. Mornard is serving a 20- sion. encephalograph." a brain-wave tem activities a.re revealed by found a pleasant diversIon from Jeer sentence ~~ the National Penitentiary for Trotsky's death. A B~O. propeller driven 4-en- analyzer, In 1~50 and put it to some of the green pinwh~Ia, he Iowa'. July heat in watching • • •• gine bomber. similar to a B-29, wOJ'~ at the owa Psychopathic says. "snow" fallin, aU over the atage ."AlBlNGTON (IP}-The senate Wednesday passed and sent to normally carrie» a crew 01 10. hostta1tt:n t whose baser:~t labk b II' A.merleaa V.... durin( the ad III Bcene in the President Eiaenhower a blll killin' the multi-million d~lJar Recon- .The air force announcement ~!~ °Zin e n:~ ~~~ areUI me~'f: This Is the elec:tronlc engineer's ta"'fn llO\II'tyard. struction . FInance corporation and setting up 8 new mdependent said a search plane was believed ':0 A.~.d Boeton~!... first visit to America. While he Another unusual feature of "La IIIIall bU11neu lencilnJ agency. RFC, the sprawling, depression-born to have sighted crewmen of the Both be 1 th sta d says that the two eountrles have Boheme", l. the children'. chorus, orllnlzatlon with power to make big and small loans, would lose lost plane In the water Wednesday are mem rs 0 e n - .. III leodiD, authority tlO days after the President signs the bUI. fte 00 areis commIttee of the Intematlon- always had a free exchange of which uJed in the act II cafe • •• a rn n. al Federation of Societies for Elec- technical Informat.lon, be 18ylI he '(IIU1 .Ph&. "n1oe) scene. Supp!ementin, the unlver- 'A ' The search plane, a B-29. troeneephalography and Clinical had not reallzed how slmllar the "TOPJlY," al.l'lJS8-aoaN ELECTRONIC MAP 01 &be eleotrlcal .ity aummer chorus. the children ..... NOON' (I'P)-Brltaln has decided to withdraw part of her 30.- dropped a boat In the fog-shroud- N I •. A rI an way of Ufe is to that of the 1tnln, Is (...... ). for- , ..... 't 'mothe- to buy to"" IIIJO.lllln!lf!ll1 from Malaya where a shooting war against Red guer- europhys ology. Knott ... the me c ...... -'-''"-.f '--1--- __ ...,-_...... _...... II, a_-w_u Sbl~--___ ..._ _"III ... "w rIUaa.il,lowly being won. informed officials said Wednesday. At the ed area. committee chairman. the Engliah. BrlUtb Iledrnic-ellliDeer, a.d Prof. Jo"n JL. &De&&. braua-wa"e for th~ ~ a Itreet vend,r, and lime time tb1a country is planning to help the Malayan Federatlon Several search planes. B-29s, While Knott's machine recorda He oblerved that lira. John ...... , .... ""'... r In cllnleal IM"eholer7. TIle two IMDo 1teUa then later follow a llmall parade I form ana equip blgaer local defeDle forces to take on more of the were scoring the area today. Navy the electrical activities of the brain Knott, hi. lowe City. bOlleaa. ....,ft., •• bltemallenal co .....Uee In their fteld, are ~ ~d wlllcb l1'archea ac:roa the ellnPliln againat Communists. these sources said. ships alBa were lent to the lICene. as wav,y lines on roill of paper, learnin, abe waa to have a Br~tish In a ...... allabonW7 If tht l"Qehollll&ble ....pltal UsIa weell. ltare at the end of the act. • •• The air force did not say where British-born ''To~'' is an addl- visitor, went ou~ and borrowed a 1111...... vW&laa' IIlMU ... week wlUt !" ...... " elic· "La Boheme" II directed b7 ! J:,.~~::~~.~~ (JP')-The justice department Wednesday night In the Japan sea the plane was Uonal device to show the brain teapot. "But r don't drink tea. I Iro... u1plDe7lt In hIa ....4 laRap, h Ole ...·In.I.w of lenDer Prot. Herald Stark and Prof. Hlr- r' the arrest by the FBI ot six offielals of the Communist lost. It had no details of how the impulael on an electroni~ map of ~e coffee," declartl the YOUD, BrlUab ...... r CIe.eD$ AWN. "ToPl"" II Iberi for "tie. rold sbitatr, of the music an4 ""' In Philadelphia, PL, and Weymouth, N.J. _~ . B-150 was lost. 13 radar tubes. With the room J!!n,U1hman ....DIO.... .n clepartmeDta. L • '1 . Pa&'e 2-TR£ D ILY IOWAN-Iowa CU,.. Ia.-Thurs.. July 30 1953 ., · n'f The DailyIowan BERLIN (IPI- A little Russian THURSDAY, JULY ao. 1953 soldler deserted from guard duty 'bu he tor two hours while other pistol ' nd tore off my shOlllder Rus ian oldiers would desert to "I will Dever go back," the Rus- id "It th d'd't h t Publltbecl dallY eJU'ept Sunda, and ....1ee .. fl ••• , ••11 ...,,1 ...... n .1 r • II ...... 1'''''''' at the Soviet War memorial in the , uards at the memorial-erected boards so 1 could not b recognized the West if they were not afraid s tan sa. ey 1 n s 00 me. IoI.GodaY and Ioeal hoIIdan by Studeftt ,.w ••NulIIo .. Jr re, ••1o. It, 9 .... DAfi.~·IOWu .DnOUAL If"" Tiergarten early Wednesday and' . . ., . ' S . , I . they would at least make me go PubUca_. Inc.• 128 low. Ave. • low. Til. Dall, I •••" c1 ...IaU.. • ...,1. I , ... caped to a Western film corn- by Brillsh permISSion wlthm the b?, ~y Silhouette as a oVlet ~o - that they would go Jobless and around giving propaganda lectures Cit)'. Iowa. T.n_ .. eecond ~las& .oa'. ,. 110. r ...., Old J ...... U ... Edltor ...... "" •• " . .. ", ...... pany on location a few hundred British sector while the Wes~rn dler. have to beg tor a living atter- to the troops, telling them how I ~~, n:!~ ·~~ci"~om.:.;~ow~ ::~!~:~ ...l):D:.'::.e I:"ft !~:! ;::;... ~ ManaKin, U110r ., ...... Joaepb Mtjor yards trom Berlin's Iron Curtain Allies were courting the Kremlln's The "No Way Back" company ward," he said. " If it hadn't b n had been 'mishandled' in Western I4ardl I. 1m. ~ 1Ion.,1I ,.'a."'1: ..... k U .... ~:. =-,Iorzdii.:; '::: : :: .~:::: border. good will in 1945-hunted [or him was shoollng in the midst of a this night, it would have b n an- captlVity."MJ:MB---m--o-J'-THE-+AS-S-OCIA--T-m--p-RZS--S _11_._._._._,.______City Edltor " ...... lIeD ~ Pvt. Leonid Ashekhnin. 20 with tomm),suns. bombed-out ruins along the Lut- other night that I escaped. 1 had He remarked that East Ger- Tile AIIOClated Pr_ ... entitled ex- Call 4191 'r...... t. _I...... t. Aut, CIt)' Edltol' ." ... D.v. hu.- aaked for political asylum J'ust as' "They tired some shots at me as zow canal when the soldier ap- been thinking about it for a long many's present economic crisis clualvely to the u.oe tor repubUcaUon ••,...... I...... ,.1_, SporU II:cIl~r ., ' .... , ... ' J'n4 n.- " of .11 the )oc,al no," printed In tblI Of' ••• ... .. Ie T •• DaII, I..... the company was photographing a I ran off," the youn, Ru ian said. pear ed. time. was having an effect on the 300,- De ...paper u well .. all AI' ~... ..lk":l .'::.':::.r ••• 110. C••••• I_~ Soc let)' II:cIltor " ...... Jtatllr IIaIrII fjctionaI scene of a Soviet oUi- "I dived into the bushes and "Ru sia kaput," the soldier Co-producer Stuart Schulberg OOO-man Russian army based in dlapatcheo, u... Co. tor, Editorial AulJ\ant ...... KQ en. cer's dash to freedom in "No Way crawled away on Il\Y stomach. I tated. "There is starvation in the former Hollywood film veteran. the Soviet zone, with its pay draw.' ------.-.-IiO-.-.--1~8-:U.".:---;I-Pt:':'lo-n-r-.-tet----::bJ-carr--;le-~TIn:-;l:-o-..-a·1 ChIef Pbotoll'aph~r ..... ,' BW 'hrW Back." British authorities said h could see the bi, IJghts blazing in IUrals. where I come from. I am asked Ashekhnin repeatedly whe- in East Marks. ..' AUDIT au.uu ;~~.... ~;.,..n! w:-~:u:. "J:i; 7~~~ DAILY 10W,," Wllhll "ur will be recognized a a political th,e sky on the south sid of the afraid my mother has starved to ther he really wanted to desert. "As a private. I got 30 East or mon.... _ , .... Bv __ " ._ low.... _ B~ Man ...... /Jun_t~ ~ • t k Is "- .. ".. .,...... w. ~. Aut, BUI, Mil'. , .• " •• " , I ...... T.... refugee. T lergar t en. I rna d e tor tb m, death by now on our t arm.' saying he might ye get bac to h marks a month." he said. "That CIIlCULATIO'" ,ear: 'IX monthe, $I: three monlli.. Claalltl~ Mana,or .... II&r1U lIotIel The youth said he had hidden in "r threw away my army cap and i "s venty-five per c nt oC the post without severe punishment. wasn·t enough,for anything." Call=--::--=a.-:2=-I-S-1--I'-,-,,-.-,-.-"-re-oel-,,-.-1 ~ ·~~~~btma!o~~I~:;~ . DAILY IOWAN CmcULA'l1ON IU" ------, , ... D.II, I ..... It,. 1:11 .... II.".J... IT'onths. $3,111. =Ctreulallon M,T, . ..• .. ,. Ro~ Crook , Senate Passes Students View Time Capsule Display rove Death GENERAL NOTICES Refugee Bill Interpreting GENERAL NOTICES .bould be depoIUed wUb Ule elly edI&or tr 01 Immigrant The Dany Iowan In the newsroom in the CommunlcaUoDl ~. Notices must be IIUbmifted by 2 p.m. Ulr. by preeedln, tlntl pabll­ For Ike Vic,tory Years the News eatlon: Uley wUl NOT be accepted by phODe. and mud be TYPDt Alter 6 or LEGmLY WRITl'EN and SIGNED by a respoDllble penoL WASHINGTON (IPl:-The senate , By J. M. ROBERTS JR. iave President Ei enhower a 1VJl~ BOONE (.IP) - A six-year-old SWIMMING INSTRUCTION transportation. jor victory Wednesday by approv­ AIaoelated Prell mystery surrounding the dlsap- Newl Anab'lt tor students, staft, and faculty and --- ing a bill to ad mit 209.000 "special pearance of a Yugoslavian Imml- , their spouses w1l1 be available AT TEN 'lION GRADUATING , quota" refugees including 4.000 , The pubLic has been gIven the each Tuesday and Friday nlghi seniors: Graduation annoul1(e· \ orphans to the United States in grant was solved Wednesday WIth views ot five Important Americans in the field hoUse pool from 7:30 ments m/lY nQw be picked up at the next three years. proof of his death. It opens the this week on the nation's military to 8. This is one of the new tea- Campus Stores on preaentatlon of The vote on the hotly contro­ way for run. He was testifying in favor grants received beCore Oct. 1 will ar~ invited to take part In the WMJl $ ' just differences with a separately thAn 10.000 persons who have viewed the time ea psule display now in University library exhibition or Zauher. The second reopening of the administration foreign aid become effective July 1. 1954. Ad- playnites held' In the field house ~!0~~8. passed house version. hall. The display contains samples of the materials which will be burled in a copper time capsule in of the inquest fo Uowed by several program. ditional information may be ob- each Tuesday and Friday nights i\!ew a The hO I.i;e passed a loroewhat the Communications Center sometime this fall. The materials. whIch were placed In the SMW cues months the actiolT'ot the Yugosla- Wilson said anybody that at- tained from the Executive Secre- trom 7:30 to 9:15. All activities ore (alt,#ri ;Imllar measure. setting the quota In June. will remain on dIsplay tJlrourh September. vian counsel in Chicago in hiring tacked the United States now 1ary, Committee on Growth, Na- open to both men and women and they. dt limit at 217.000. by a 22l to 185 N. A. Erbe, Boone attorney. to look would be foolish, implying that the tiona I Research Council. 2101 Con- Inc 1 u d e badminton, basketbaU lbe-"Bos vote Tue~day night. into the case. nation is sufficiently strong to stitution Ave., Washington. D.C. shooting, ping pong. swimmin, and With enate. House Bill Differ Sk"rt L th B ttl Noled Graduate To Address The badly decomposed body. meet the threat. volleyball. Cievelliii I eng a e rnllilled I Unlike the senate bill. ,he house N 38 hP II I found near some railroad tracks Russia Has 175 Divisions DELTA PHI ALPHA. HONOR- v~rsion doe~ nol require all the ears tara e west of Boone in November• •1947 . But Gruenther had testilled that ary German fraternity. will have PH.D. FRENCH READING EX- ahens admItted under the pro- , RadllO Tele·Yl1sllon (lasses had a hole in the skull, The next Soviet Russia has 175 divisions a picnic. Friday. July 31. from 3:30 arnination will be gIven Wednes- , gram to be refugees - an issue p · D· S SUI day the coroner's jury simply held comprisIng some three million to 6 p.m, at shelter No, 4 in City day. Aug. 5, trom 7 to 9 a.m. In likely to provoke some dispute in ans eSlgner ays r that an unknown man had died of fighting men. plus 20.000 aircraft park, Retreshments will be served. room 221-A. Scbaefter hall. Only the conference committee. PARIS IJP) _ Elsa Schiaparelli. Charles Guggenheim of the a bullet wound in the head. and 350 submarines. British Intel- Admission 5Q cents per person. those will be admitted 10 the ex· Administration leaders hoped . f h' d aud io-visual education program in After hij; graduation from SUI Th -f 11 I th th in- ligence reports have credited her Please regj.sler by noon. Thursday. anioation wilo make applieatlon by .J tor Quick action by the senate- o.ne of the top Pans. as Jon ,e- the st. Louis, Mo" public schools, he went to New York c!ty wh ueste w~s °rweon8enemdonand ane un- with a growing modern navy. July 30. in room 301. Schaeffer signing the sheet posted ouulde house conferee to clear the legis- slg,ners. WedneSdo! defled the Dlor will speak today and P'riday to he worked lor the LouIS Cowan q • 1 ff Pt d t d There have been no late tigures hall. Indicate whether you need 307 Schaeffer hall by Monda, , latlon for final action In both edIct for short skirts. She showed C k I r th success~u e or was rna e 0 e- . . A 3 N t in tI n ' In d l ..... h d t b t 13 the. class on ect~cational use of °I'!' a podac agdn~'S lrtm~ ere, th terminewhetherthebodywasthat on NATO's current rr;lhtary n901n'Outgb' . ex exam a 0111 Lhnmbers betore congress ad- resses en .. , ene 0 a ou radlo and televiSIOn. e pr uce a u ay a t e f Z hOW d d th b d strength but Gruenther IS sup_ D ear yeo er. journs. The measure was one of inches from. the floor. , The class meets at 8 a.m. in the Zoo." a children's tele ion shOW, 0 au er. n e nes. ay e 0 y posed td have about 20 active di- emocrats Schedule 1\1 the last big obstacles in the way. This fashion center look Dlor's projection room of the television while in New York. For this show was dug up a second hme. visions. comprising some 240.000 SmiMER HOURS FOil o of adjournment this weekend, mnovatlon calmly. but"one French laboratory and is taught by Prof. he was awarded the 1950 George Teeth MiMIII&' men. and a similar force in re- Meetl"ng I'n Chl"eago " TIlE MAIN LmllAllY f Voting for the senate bill were writer ?bser.ved that th war of John Mercer. F, Peabody award. The Peabody Bend dental society records serve. Monday-Frlday~ a.m.-l0 p.m. ~, r a 38 Republicans. 24 Democrats and leng~h IS bemg now fo~ght on 38 Guggenheim. Who received his awar~s were esta bllshed 13 years shpwed Zauher had certain teeth The U.S. has 3 ~ million men in (Desks close at 5 p,m. on F!iday) the senate's lone Independent. Sen. centimeters (about 15 lDches) as B.A. degree from SUI in 1948. ago JO honor of George Foster mi,l;sing. Corresponding teeth were her armed services. but only 20 Stevenson To Speak Saturday - 8 a.m.-5 p.rn. Wayne Morse of Oregon. the Korean war was Cought on the was named Lirst Hawkeye man Peabody. New York banker and millsing from the J'IlW of the body divisions which figures out to less Sunday - 2 p.m.-5 p.rn. 38th parallel li lt'p ttl th U · , Senate pas sa g e came after ',. , of the year when ?ng Ime rus ee 0 e OIver- tound. than 400000 men in ground tlght- CHICAGO (JP) _ Democratic , '1 "A new PariSIan gIrl IS born at that aw rd a sity of Georgia. • , I ' chairman Alexander WI ey (R- Christian Dior" the writer added ~ w s , . Dr. F. C. Coleman. Des Moines 109 un ts, leaders will meet in Chicago in Wis,) of the foreign relations "She Is ali sort of chubb and est a b 1IShed on He ?gsm won the Pea~odY pathologist. testitied that the hole Bradley Disarrees September to have a look at the WSUI PROGRAM committee urged approval on the shows h ers~~lv~s" y ~he SUI caJ?pus award JD 195.1 for the s~ow. ~he the skull of the body was made Bradley disagreed directly with Eisenhower administration's rec- ,,/found that the measure would, '. m 1948. While a Wh?le Town s Talking. a setles a surgeon and not by a bullet. Gruenther about war prospects. ord and their own plans for the be an Important psychological ;Vhile nOt oth~r P~~lS h ou~e hIl.s student here. he whlch te ;:,rote and P;502d~ed tor letter from a Portland hospital "The possibility of war is still with 1954 congressional elections. CALENDAR wariare stroke agafhst the Krem- ye gone . 0 e lor ex reme. worked as an an- WOI-T • . meso In 1 e won that in 1941 Zauher was oper- us," he said, "The risk continues to Adlai E, Stevenson, the Demo- Th ..... ' . hi, st, leu Mornln, Chapel lin. .. s horte~ skIrts seem to be the com- no un c e r for the Sylvama television award for on for a skull fracture and a be great. Both conditions will exist cratic nominee for president last : ;~ News kn ing thmg. , WSUI and was the same program. was drilled in hi head The as long as our defenses are rela- year will tllke part In the round 8:30 Alllnil Su"cesl!ull), 8:00 Hillory of Fronce as Jacques Fath has sho,rtened hiS active in debate Guggenheim Is also .the writer of the drilled ~Ie an'd the tively weak." of parleys and will be the featured Woman·a New. co hemlines by nearly two !Dches to a and oratory. He and producer of such hit shows i th h d f th h d On another pol'nt Stevenson and speaker. I~ : ~ Mu,l" You Want 3-Year -Ol~ .Dies; ' h th H h Ibn e ea 0 e ex ume I • • Ieve I 0 f 14 IDC es. won e anc er the "Tex and J nx" show. the Her th Bradley coincided, It was also hoped ex-Presl- 10:30 Bak~ .. Doun .., ...... s!- OJ. ue Hooksnelf • 1 op Jean Desses has followe.d the or,atorical contest Shriner" show and "Stop The w~re e same. "I know of no' intelligence." said dent Harry S, Truman and form- ;; :'~ Serenade In Blu, NEVi e,f) Police Hold Mother same trend, But Jacques Helm and and placed second 10 the Northern Music." Jury Wednesday decided Bradley "w hi c h reveals any er VIce-President Alben Barkley 11:.5 From the Editor'. Deok Schiaparelii have put out new Oratorical League contest. He also He Is now the acting the body was that ot Zauher. change 'in attitude on the part of will attend, g:~ Prayer for Peace pa Rhythm Ramble. CHICAGO (A")-A mother who dresses that show no more leg than participated in the production of director of channel nine. the death wasn' t the result of the Soviet Union or which would The agenda includes: A Mid- 12;30 News Date In Hollywood says her parents ne~er s~an~ed those of last year. Panacea. . Louis educational station. but that the cause of give us any reason to diminish, or west states' Je!l~rson-Jackson D~y I~;~ ' Mu.lcal Chats J her was held for 1Ovesllgahon was still unknown. The $3.- slow down or stretch out our pre- dinner on the tlrst night. It WJl1 2:00 News ~··th , sro Wednesday aiter police said she T bl S L L . will!;>e released to Zauher's paredness ·program." be served i~ the Conrad Hilton ~:~ Recenl and Contemporary 14 .... Frll Ways of Mankind pitre beat her frail 3-year-old son to Korea Wa rOver, rou e pots oom a rger WIdow and children. That was a direct attack on the ho~el and ":'Ill cost $100 a plate, ~:~O Old Bookl - Old Frlenda death with a stick. cutting him d f f th E' h MItchell saId he expected 1,100 4:00 Iowa Union Radio Hour 1. 'u e ense program 0 e Isen ow- or more including "nearly all the 4:30 Tea Time MelodJe. ~ , I , n4'p from head to foot. U '0" To Feafu d . . tr t · , 5'00 Children'. Hour ". ,. re er a mmlS a Ion. leaders of the party." to be there. 5;15 MUlic of ManhaUan ~'t$~ The victim was Peter Burowsky , Stevenson approached, the sub- A meeting of the Democratic 5:30 New. , / ~e Jr. Police said he bad been thrash- Square Dancin.9 Ject more from the political angle. nationaL committee on the second 5:45 Sport. Time Dinh~r Hour ed. tled up and l~ft in a dark He said any tendency to think day. , : ; ~ News ~~ closet. and then later tied to a hot The complete facilities of the "that somehow something has Ah address by Stevenson in the 7:00 Memorable Voice. Ind Events water pipe in the bathroom where Iowa Memorial Union wUl again changed basically in the imperial- Civic opera house on the second ~.:: Bel&ac ~ AmerJcan Compolera batb' i ~ he died. be available Friday to SUI stu- ist objectives of world commu- nlght. The speech will be broad- 8':30 Drama of Poelry ('.am pus Shop lil.~b ,.His mother. Veronica. 28, told dents and their triends tor the nism" is dangerous. cast ' and televised to a nation- ;.:: New. reporters she struc,k young Peter weekly "Friday Night Party." It·s little wonda' that congress wide audience, 10;00 SIGN OFF J-' InI1 podeF with her hand and then with a The party wlll begin at 8 p.m, and the public find themselves wooden ironing board leg because and will feature Mickey Thomas confused over just what should be ~~J he spilled drugs out of tbe medi- and his square dance band in the done. ),1 oj ar. cine ca binet in -the family's south River room. Instructions will be ~ ....II.. ' side apartment. given to thoae who do not know ctP.!0 " A' Ne, "I'd give my life to have my how to square dance. I Tax Return Probe {l_ It. boy bl!,ck." she said. "I didn't wailt After ]0:30 p.m. dancing will Cho, CIIlI to hurt him. but I dldn't want hirr be by recorded music. to hurt hjmself." ~', PI" For tbose who do not care to Plannec! for 4'States A surgeon said young Peter, 11 II.. frail lad. suffered a broken nosl!. re dance. ,t h e televisi~n WASHINGTON (IP) _ T a x ~ I N'~ lounge. the musIc room. the 11- agents in tour states are making UNIVERSITY CALENDAR ;'JiI .Ill a hemorrhage of the left side of the CIII, face. rope burns entirely around brary and the ping ponl room what the Internal Revenue serv­ THURSD,AY. JULY 30,1953 VOL. XXIX. NO. 11' ~ . ~ his neck. both wrists, both ankles are open for students. ice described Wednesday as a and around the waist, multiple The party is the tiltb in a series "Irlendly and orderly effort" to UNIVER81TY (;A",ENDAll ltema are IMIhed... '/1ifl ..., ... II~ " CI. abrasions from head to foot--some six which the Iowa Memoria1 find out how many people d9 not in tbe PrHldenl'. office, Old Capllol ( •• 11 I old and some rtew-and a large Union board Is arranging. tile tax returns. ! ... 1 Commillsloner T. Colman An- Thu,.da,. lui, 30 peare repertory grouP. "AI y~u ••11 I. healed abrasion on his tace. " c.Jeo drews said these canvasses are 9~00 a,m. - University club cof- ~~~tr~~" and "Julius Caesar." .... Lt. Final Rites Today Truck Stop Ousted now concerned chiefly with busi- fee hour, Iowa Union, Thunda" A...... For SUI Employe ness taxes but will be expanded 8:00 p.m.-Opera. "La Bobeme." 8:15 p.m. _ University Sblltes- 'I In coming months and years to Macbride auditorium. peare repertory group, "Twelfth On City Highway 6 .;tic Fuheral services for Fred A. take in every type of taxpayer In Friday. JuI, 31 Night" and "Romeo and Julie!''' A truck stop on highway 6 be; Beatch, 54. 29 W. Court st.. are all parts ot the country. 8:00 p.m. _ Friday night party, Theatre. tween Woolf and ValJey aves. is planned for 9 a,m. today at St. Andrews said sample canvasses Iowa Union. All students invited. Mda, A ..... '7 being eliminated by :'No Parking" Mary's Catholic church. Riverside. are beln, carried out in Massa- Monda" A~ 3 8:00 p,m. - Friday NiJht PartY. signs which wlll be placed there. Burial will be In Mt. Olivet ceme- chUJetts. southeastern Ohio. and 8;15 p.m. _ Unlverllty Shakes- Iowa Union. All student. invited> ,~ City Manager Peter F. Roan said M~. Wednesday, tery. . northe:n, Texa~, and that one has peare repertory gr'ouP. "As You ~15 p.m. _ University ShakeS- The action was requested by six Beatch. longtime employe of been finIShed In Nebraska. These Like It" and "Jull\1s Caesar" PdBre reportory group. "Tbe Tam- residents of the area who com­ University hospitall. died in Vet- are the tax districts with head- Theatre. • In; of the Shrew" and "Romeo aad plained to the city council of the erans hospital Tues~ay following quarters In Boston. Cincinnati. TGeada,. Afll1iat 4 Juliet." Theatre. noise created by the trucks stop­ long illness. He was a member Dallas and Omaha. 8:15 p.m. _ University Shakes- I MolUla,. Aa.... 1. I ping there. the Knights of Columbus and Andrews said many of the non- peare repertory iTOuP, "AI You lfegJatratlon tor Independlllt . The city ref8l'I1!d the problem American Legion. He wu also fliers would probably be assessed Like It" and "Julius ' Caesar." StUdy Unit. • to the state highway commission. of the A.E.F. during penalties .for neglecting their tax Theatre. / I Taetlda,. AUl'Ult 11 I The commission informed Roan War I. responaibllities \jut that the bu- Weanda)'. A...... 5 Registration tor Indepen_ Tuesday that it would be permiSB­ WITH THE SHOOTING WAllIN KOREA ENDED. Ulese Intern_tlonal trouble sPO&' loom lucer, The son of John and Caroline reau would prosecute on criminal 8:15 JI.m. _ University Shakes- StudY Unit. ' able to erect the signa. thereby ..... are Ia t.be cold war clte"MY••• there II ae tual warfare In ....1ICIbI... RN .,.errUJu are ac­ Seatch. be Ja survived by several Founds only where there was evi. .. • . I . . prohibiting the trucks fPOm stop.. tive in Malaya. ampblblous clubes oceur between CIlbIeee Na.lonall.. Formoaa aad tbe- Re.! C1IIIIII nll!ces. nephews 'and eoultnJ In dence there had bel!Tl an- outright (For lDIor.... &loD rt.u4bai datea tie,0114 tlUl IClbea .... ping there. mainland and fi ..M ..... lbreate.. over Sues. Shaded area .t map II USSR proper. blaek II uteW'" the Riverside area. at~empt to evade taxes. ... naerva&lo... III &bit ." ... ., .. Prnldeai, OW c.....u , THB DAILY JQWAN-IoWll~ . la-.JJhurs.• July !O. 195!-e... 3 (ourse for Denial Nurses Cancer Society Now Tum-j\ out I. Fair Play Iowa (itt Church A collie dog needed the help of a poli~man with a pistol to dis- To Break Accepting Aid Grant pose of a pugnacious squirrel in Iowa City early this week. Gro~nd " t" The SQuirrel got tired 01 being chased and barked at by BoottJ F N 'To Begin Here in September Researc hA PP Ilea Ions the collie. He turned on the do, and gave him a good biting. Then h~ or ew Building A new two-year program for returned to his favorite tree. fo'Omen student.s interested in be- had been under study by the Unl­ The commHtee on growth of Boots' owners. the Stuart C. Brills family at 812 3d ave., fear- ]owa City's newest religious or- eomlllg dental nurses will be versity Relations committee of the the national research council, act- ing that the squirrel might be rabid, asked police to shoot him. This gaolzation will initJate its eighth }Junehed by the SUI college of dental society with the faculty of ing for the American cancer 0- was done. month as an established church by dentistry In September, Provost the college ot dentistry. Members c' t . t' r Boots had insult added to Injur1'-he was forced to submU to a breaking ground tor a new church Jlarvey H. Davis announced here of the committee were: Dr. Harry .Ie y, IS now a~cep. In! app Ica- rabies inoculation. [t turned out 1h4"t. the squIrrel was not rabid, as building. The ceremony will take Wednesday. The program will be G. Balks, Sioux City, chairman; hans tor grants-4n-atd m support revealed by a State Hygienic laboratory examination Wednesday. place Sunday, 3 p.m., for the Beth- .dminlstered by Dean W. J . Simon Dr. George S. Easton, at the tac­ of growth and cancer research. any Baptist church at the site on of the c01lege of dentistry. ulty; Dr. Philip T. Williams, Anita; Applications for new grant.s re- B st. near Fifth ave. Women students who complete Dean-Emeritus Alvin W. Bryan, ot ceived before Oct. 1 will become ' II Members ot the congregation the two-year program will receive the college: Dr. Henry M. Willits, effective July I, 1954. wlll donate much of the work to . Lady Marsha Featured be done on the new building to I diplolna of dental nurse (DN) Dubuque; Dr. Glenn C. Anderson, . The research pt;'gram Inclu~e , curtail costs. Services for the and will be qualified for licensing Avoca; and Dr. Floyd W. Pillars, In addition to clinical invesuga- church are being conducted by examinations to become dental Des Moines. I N E I tio~ on cBnc~r, fundamental newspaper 0 umn the Rev. Leonard Goranson in the hYlienists as provided under Iowa The establishment of the new studies in the fields of cellular Community building until late tall law. program is possible within the physiology, morphogenesis, gene- h .. 1ft d I t ti i I b' h istr A resident of UniverSity Hel w en It IS p_nne to move n 0 The program is being instituted budget allocations for the year, cs, v ro ogy, 10C em y, me- the new building. in T't&POnse to a need, expressed Davis stated, through 'changes In tabol.lsm, nutrit!on, cytochemistry, Mrs. Esther Behrens Winders, drl~e or along Melr~ ave- Principal speaker for the cere- bY the dentists of Iowa a tew years assigrtment within the faculty and phySICS, rad!oblology, chemother- featured in Herb Owens daily Due on a sllver-colored police-type monies Sunday will be the Rev. , 1,0 at an annual meeting of the by Improved utilization of facilities apy, endocrmology and envlron- column "Along The Way" In motorcycle. Robert Klingberg, associate secre­ • Jowa State Dental society, for and space to accommodate the new meAntal cxl°ncer. De Moines Tribune Wednesday. 'd'Thhe ,m~dtodrcY~lte is htehr 0~000 tary at the board of missions of trained dental nurses to assist women students. ppro malely 250 grants tohil- Th ti 1 Id "F than an 5 e S rJ en I more an ", the Baptist General conference of them In br~nging the best oral Inquiries concerning admission Ing more than $1.7 million are e ar c e sa, or more in the last year. America. The Rev. Mr. Klingberg health serVice to. the people ot to the dental nursing program are contemplated for 1954. 10 years, the town marshall BuabaDCl JoIJUJ In Is from Chicago. The Rev. Mr. Iowa, Davis explained. being accepted now by the regis- AddiUonal information may be this hilltop community beside the "Roy Winders the marshall's Goranson invites the public to at- The need for such a program trar and director of admissions ot obtained (rom Dean Walter F. State University of ]owa football also ha's taken his turn tend the brief program. the university. Since the available Loehwing of the graduate col- stadium has been Mrs. motorcycle riding. . The cement block church bulld- places in the program are limited lege or from the Executive Secre- Behrens Winders, wUe of an Iowa "Th e I h 11 till h mg wUl have a full ba~ment un- ,Chaos Seen to 28, preference will be given ap­ tary, Committee on Growth, Na- City clothier. th ta com~ Ybl~a~ ab s d :: der the 90 by 70 loot structure. plicants who lire residents of Iowa . I t·I~na I. R esearc h Councl, '1 2 1OJ Con- I'M rs. WIn' d ers ' b us I'"e.. days e s tather.r an However,y u ause morey under the univerSity regulations stltutton Ave., Washington, D.C. come, with the l,ootball aea1lOn modern 'weapon' for her police Disgusted Driver For Italion on residency as determined by the when about 45,000 fans use UnJ- work Is 'Podla: her large English registrar. versity Heights streets as an easy OKllOOno'un,CI. Employe Pension rear entrance to the stadium. Abandons Truck Government High E".~ hool Diploma Required No Fom.1 'l'raIIaIq Graduation fro'l1 an accredited Forms Available uperv.... Tralftc eoatrol "Portia never had lormal train- A disgusted truck driver quit ROME (.11')- Italy headed Wed- high school is the minimum re­ "For this chore, Mrs. Winders Ing In police work, but 'she knows his job and abandoned his truck nesday night toward PQ~s !blc :-1)- '1.ulrement fa:' 3d mission. No spe­ Application forms are now supervises the tralfle control op- what she's supposed to do-and when It broke . down near Iowa Utical chaos in the wake oC t "'~ iciIjl' higQ sC;lOol courses are re- available tor Iowa public em- eratlons at seven Cedar Rapids does It: said Mrs. Winders. City Tues~ay night. downfall at Alcide de Gasperi's C10ugh candidates are ad- ploye pensions for state employes policemen hired as extra officers "Ob I I M WI d' The Wright Tree service or Dcs eighth government. vised to stt:Jy high school courses who had 30 or more years of ser- on football days. . v ous y, rs. ~ ers ser- Moines, owners of the truck, Responsible politicians seemed in chemistry, ~:)eec h and typing. vice prior to Jan. I, 1937. They "Since childhood, Mrs. Winders VI~ aa~~~~n marllban IS more or phoned Iowa City police about in doubt as to what the future may Courses to be studied by the can be secured at the Iowa State has been interested in police .. y. 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. They asked bring. Some were openly pessimis- I nursing students in the new Employment oUice in the Com- When her father was marshal for However, her work has been local police to locate the truck. tic. r program will include: munity bulld!n,. a north rn M>wa town, little Esther 01 to the town WhIch , al- It wa9 found about seven miles De Gasperi's center govern~ent istry for nurses, elementary Only retired employes are 011- accompanied him on pollee worl<;. thOIJ,h separated from Iowa City east at Iowa City on highway 6. gible to tile for the benefits which She also carriC!ti trays of food to proper only by a rol1road viaduct, Police moved it the hll/hway fell Tuesday before th~ combl?ed nutrition, introduction to psychol­ ott opposition of Comm,umsts, Soclal- ology for nurses, personal hygiene, average from $25 to $37.50 per prisoners In jail. Is not .. served by the Iowa CJty to await the arrival of another 1sts, Monarchists and Fascists. physiology for nurses dental an­ month. Benefits are based on "Many motorists have been poll e. driver from Des Moines. T~ey defeated him, 282-263 on his atomy and histology, dental tech­ , previous salary and length 01 ser- startled to l;ee the University I I-_~ __""'; ______I brd In the cha~ber at deputies for nology, communication skillS, in- vice and. upplement federal ociallHelght.s marshall-a ,~ a vote at confidence. traduction to sociology radiology security payments. matron in De Gasper! handed his govern- pathology and Pharm~cology for ment's resignation to President dental nurses economics and office i\tarA'orie Main ... Boward K-eey Luigi Elnaudi immedaitely, but management' ethics and jurispru- Co-Hit ... 'PORT 881"eed to remain in office. tem- dence, dental hygiene, dental In "F~ T COMPANY" SINISTER' porarliy on a caretaker basts. health education first aid and £lI8llfll09 Einaudi, 79, Wednesday night dental assisting. ' , A PAKI TAN WORKER UELPS unloiLd wheal from the "An­ started arlew the s low process of finding a political leader willing Conform To Recommendations cilorage Victory." Colorful Dockside ceremonies mark arrival In and able to form a government. The entire program conforms Karachi ot the fir t hlpment of American wheal to famine-striCk­ en Pakistan. Some 2,000 per ons lined the whart entrance tor thl! Starts Guido Gonella, former Christian with t.he recommendations ot the Oae day ...... lie per word hlp's docking with 9, 60 ton • Some 98 camels were waiUn, to 1:15 p.m, Democratic secretary and justice Coun~11 on Dental Educatl?n of the haul It away. Shipments will total 700,000 ton . FRIDAY Three claYI ..•..... 1%e per word minister in De GasperPs defea!oo AmerIcan Dental assoclahon. I . AdmJ slon Thl Ene_cement • Five day•...... 15c per word tablnet, predicted a "chaotic pe- Fees for the course, to be re­ VETERAN BEATE. , ROBBED I ~==~~~====~~==~~~ I MATINEE TO 5:30 e Ten clap ...... 200 per word rlod of governmental instability." commended for the board at edu- and unday to Z:OG 65 Oue Moa&b ...... 39c per word Other politicians and a part at cation approval in September, will OMAHA (A» - Richard Wallace, STRANO - LAST DAY - . - . c MinImum charge SOC the press echoed the words. Re- be $78 per semester for Iowa res!­ 21, Clarinda, la., Korean war vet­ EVENING •.• 8Zc - KIDDIE •..3k eran, reported to police "PIRATE UBMARINB" , sponsible leaders have said in the dents and $188 for non-residents. - and- past that political instability of the Dental nursing students wJII enjoy Wednesday he was beaten " ON OF THE CLASSIFIED DISPLAY French variety would be economi- all the privileges of all regular robb~d of t$200 b~ three .nEN.EGADE" iconderoga! cally disastrous in Italy. university students. Clnic Dnd lab- met bID. a IIvern, One Insertion ...... 98c per Inch I~iEii~~r;;;~ ;:=;;,;;;;;;;--;;;;t;;;;;; Five Insertions per month, oratory equipment will be pro_ l:t~o~r~r~u~ls~e~s ~. ~~~~~~~~:-i l vided by the university and the II I per Ins.rUon...... 88c per Inch ,,, ....,,,IU. VA student will provide her own uni­ ~'iiii liiilr:;;;:;;c~:;.;, Ten insertions per month, Hospital Official forms, <;aps, white shoes, Instru­ ENGLERT-LAST DAY ,. •• per lnsertJon ...... 80c per Inch ments, textbooks and supplies at Dally insertions durlni month, I======­ Attends Conference an estimated cost of $75. Laundry per IllJlert1on._..... 70c per inch 18$1 SMITH·CORONA 'lIe n~ port.abre. Ex· cellen~ concIJUon. O.k .wlrvel de. k of uniforms' will aiso be provided Dial 36U. Vernon R. Nelson, personnel as­ by the university. sistant of Veterans hospital, has Ma. A..... I1...... ___A~}XJ!tment tor Hen! returned trom Ft. Snelling, Minn., ".. b.1I7 ,..... B ••I"... Ortl •• where he participated in a week­ IIvlnl room and bed· Wedding Date Set ...... Ball 0. Pullman k itcben, flreplace. prl.. Ilon, training can ference of per­ th and entrance. 505 E. Collelc. I ' sonnel otticials from the VA's cen­ For Mallo-Harper I tral office in Washington, D.C., nnd from other VA installations Prof. and Mrs. Jeronimo Mallo Call. 4191 in six bordering sta te.s. announce the approaching mar- It.rrlnl In Its effort to develop economy o( their daughter, Marisol, GEORGE in operations, the VA js in the to Craig T. Harper, son of Prof. process of decentralizing from its and Mrs. Earl E. Harper. tent~al office t?e authority for The wedding, postponed from MONTGOMERY beb,. aUtin, In my home. I A ...... " nV • . '.r.I...... '_ eiassltylng aJl Civil service .P?si- June 6 because a! fbe illness ol ...... YOIIs I-ncn. menl. prIVate DaIlI. modern 'UlCnen alia _ ..... "ElL .. l... O---- uUIJU" •• beclJ"oom and ltvlnl room. Adull.l. lions falling under the classlflca- Miss Mallo, will be held Thursday, ---M""'-w"'l'.-c-an-d"f"-.R'"'a-d.. only by appointment. Phone 6671 tion act at 1949. Aug. 6, at 3 p.m. in the First _.lIAnuVlSOll.-m p.m. 20 N. DocIae .t. ___ UIBII· ___ CAI1U I!-...:...... !..,~..=.=-:..:.:.-::...::..:::..::..::-:.-=-...... :; JtADIO. tel.vU1cm. IPPU"",. Under the plan, the personnel Methodist church Jefferson and • lacItIon Electric Compal1)'. {or 4 mm. Student kJtcl1en In. staff of each VA hospital will be sts.' • Added Shor' ubJ ee&a -----~r._:::i::::_----- I eluded ...... lIOna"'e. Call I-lIN. SUI 8. equipped to take action to effect Prof Har er i d 'CANDID MICROPHONE' ••• COMEDY, •• NEWS lobnlOn. classification changes as to class Iowa Memo~al s . Irector or the and grade in accordance with any· f th ~lJon. Prof. MaJlo TlmsJS t3'Pln. - mIrn...",.lphln, - No- monUa.furnLabed S room., lpartml!llt private forbeth "ummer Ind h . " IS a e romance languages de ~~~~~~~~~~~,;;;~~;;~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~===~==i-i~=jij;rE-I -----...;~c::a.-----\1117 Publk:. )(uy V. BlUM, 801 lowl INJCELklllCh.enette.Y IJ3I Second ave. S. 1:. a-~, I c anges in the duties, responslblh- partment - State alnk. Dial 2658. Cedar Raplell. JOWl. TODAY TYPINQ. experienced. 8-11011. ------____ / ties and qualification reqUirem. ents that effect the indlvldual employe, ~r~.ii·.'-'''~.iiiiiiii ---""1:1r:r~m:;:;;;:i=::r--- l uNruRNlsmD 4 room •. &atbA il3ll1 S. 1 - ClInton. . N~lson reports. • MAN to help operate furnace etunlnl BACHELOR lparbaentl. 804 N. DubuqlM. Tractor, Accident meehlne. Apply at Lerew Co. 227 1:. Dial 1-2858. WMhl~. • ----~---~~------Rooms for Rent w~1C Wanted ~ilis 12-Year-Old ------ROOMS for men. Near hoopllal. Dial Id,. t..'11NI;lJUJ!:S". Phone REO OAK (JP) - David Brown, ....,-_,.;..-______me. l .iU",.LI: room. Male "udent. at H. DII' 12, was killed Wedne.sday when JACK and JUI Pla7 ScbooJ. Call ...... buqua. the tractor he was operating over­ l..\UNDIUJ!S. Phone mt. ROOMS - .raduate t1l1Iumn no.... Dial ~'I .

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Bums·Win, Increase Lead;"Yanks Hammer Tribe~~/$;;:~,:rf:u~;s;; CHICAGO (J1")- Tbe Brooklyn NEW YORK (A» - The I Dodgers' pennant express rollC<1 tv h h York Yankeel spotted BOSTON (JP) - Visually ilS I Its fifth straight victory via a 6-5 Meyer, Rase i Pite Vidories three runs In the second -tt, physically fit as when he batted mated it would take at least thrte score against the Chicago Cubs and battled back to defeat • r _ _ .406 in 1941. Ted Williams rejoin~d weeks to get into actual playinl Wednesday. dians, 7-3. with a four-run V ~ · S the Boston Red Sox Wednesday . A five-TUn fourth inning and a which enabled them to retain ... ~~ . -,- Signing a contract that extends shape. solo score oU Johnny Klippstein. 5*-game lead over the . .... -.110 ~ through the 1954 season. AIter talking with the baseball starter Turk Lown's successor. in up Chicago White Sox • Ift8.~.. "It's a military secret" joshed writers. Williams moved on to !be the fifth turned the tide of the day. .." general manager Joe Cro~n when next scene of hia welcome boillt leaaers' 15th win In the past 17 • The 'defeat dropped the fourth- : asked if owner Tom Yawkey had clilebration. the clubhouse. Thtl! ,ames-six straight over Chicago. place Indians 10 games resumed his deaUngs with Wil- he was given an ovation by man· The Cubs. meanwhile. posted an the Yankees. IIams on a. six-figure salary basis. ager Lou Boudreau and all Ibt unearned TUn oft winning pitcher Billy Martln's, lOth home run Th Id k Before Ted left the Sox for his play!!rs. Russ Meyer in the home fourth following a walk to Gene Wood- ose Poor 0 Haw s- Korean war bitch. his salary was Williams Inspired before exploding for four runs in ling snapped a 3-3 tie and high- estimated as high as $125.000 an- Williams then demonstrated thaI the seventh. Three of these four lighted the four-run outburst that Poor Iowa. If you put your faith in the predictions of various nualLy. Guesses Wednesday were he still was inspired by whlzna. Chicago counters were the result sent starter Bob Lemon to the and sundry writers in football preview magazines. you might wonder that he might get. as much as He had planned to take in the of Carl Sawatski's pinch homer. showers with his ninth defeat. why the Hawks are evcn playing this season. $50.000 for the remamder of 1953 game with the Chicago White Sox Sawatski's smash was hi s first The righthander .has won H. and perhaps $90,000 for aU of in owner Yawkey's box. But whtn 1953 round tripper and the second Vic Raschl went all the way for Each new magazine that. appears on the newsland adds ~?re 1954. . he saw hIs Immaculate No. 0 uni- of his majof league career. New York to register his eighth sorrow to H,awkeye .hearts. FIrst. the writers ~agged Iowa to hmsh Happy To Be Back form hanging in bls old locker, Itt * * * victory against tour defeats. He seco,nd, last m the BIg Ten ra~e; .then they showed how many of the Obviously happy to be back in donned It hastily and thrilled 10 •• olwaukee Loses steadied after the second. permit- Hawks 1953 foes-namely MI7hlgan State and Notre Dame-would baseball after his second wartime 000 early bird fans by loping out Ml ting only four hits and no runs be In the scramble for the national championship. service as a marine flyer. WiI- to his old-time left field' preserve through the last seven Innings. * * * Iiams told an overtlow gathering to indulge in pregame fieldlnl MILWAUKEE (.4') - Whitey * * * of bueball writers that he felt practice. Lockman smacked a lead orr Russ Meyer V',e Ralch', ChiSox Rally Wins But the latest preview is the hardest to take. A total of 1.000 "just as young as [ did when I I;-;-;-;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. triple and scored on Al Dark's sportswritcrs have chosen the nation's 55 grid stars for the coming came bere 12 or 13 years ago." • sharp single Wednesday night as Beats Cubs, 6-5 Hurls Yank Win BOSTON (JP) -Chicago's again season. Poor Iowa doesn·t have a sIngle player; arid what's more. But. since he is crowding 35. Edward S Rosa..&ay. the New Yor)c Giants broke a aroused White Sox set off a nlnth- they will face seven of the best. Williams warned all that be has ...- string or 22 scoreless innings inning rally which gave them an little knowledge ot his actual GOOD MORNIN~n b a ••• against Milwaukee and went on to h 8-3 victory Wednesday over the LaUner Br.:akl Your Hear' physical condition. sure to come Into yoar ... beat S Oil' t 1P1&e tl '• be Brave,..· 3 -. 2 in a game 'Ii D'l 1" " "'-tonDUpitchers the past two nights ·and their furious barrage. After they gan Sta te's Billy Wells who Pittsburgh coach Red Daw&o n calls "the able to do much running to keep you - ",e are a Frl~ndlJ Fhar- In the final four innings of their had shelled McDermott out of ac- greatest nalural hal!ba'ck I've ever seen.' my legs In shape," h~ explained. mac),. last previous meetings at New tion. Minnie Minoso and Fred Willi ~ms plans to follow a rigid DRUG SHOP York, chased Max Surkont in the Marsh lashed reliever Ellis Kind- * * * reconditioning schedule. taking second inning. er for . consecutive homers. . lengthy batting drills before and low~ City 10... After driving in Lockman in the Minoso's clout came with Let·s say the Iowan linemen .can stop that trIO; then look after Red Sox games. He est!- . ' first, Dark scored himself on Mon- runers on base. While what happens. They have to deal WIth three of the ten best passers t I I' 11 t I ht Th G' T U hi tt -Mlnnesota's Paul Glel. "successor and surpassel" of Nagurskj"; e rv n s ner a r g. e 1- Pace '-THE DAlLY IOWAN-Iowa ell,-. ".-Tbun.• lulr se. 1951 er om mp . e was Washington State's Bob Burkhardt. a gambling Quarterback. and ants added their other run in the . he banged his head second when Bobby Thomson B b II Ing and was knocked Michigan State's Tom Yewcic. "Mr. Munn's magician." opened with a double and came The Fads of .~ ase a Umphlett was carried off on * * * home on Wes Westrum's single. • -• . ~ ~. ~ . stretcher and Dr. Timothy phier. team physician. u ....l\II'''''''UI Iowa will have a breather in the line, according to the dope ' . his Injury as a cerebral sheets. None of the 10 top linemen or 10 outstand!ng ends wl11 play * * * Milwaukee Team, Newspaper H0 Id CIInlC slon before rushing him to a against the Hawks. But Evy's gridders still have to face Dick Phils Clobbered For Gals Interested in Game pital for X-ray examination. O'Shaugnessy of Michigan. rated with the five bes~ linebackers. CINCINNATI (A»- The Cincin­ MILWAUKEE (JP)-The * * h *. 5 Bi, Ten Foes Rated Detter nati Red\egs clobbered the Phila­ who asked what "army quests for free tickets were re- Nats Crus Tigers How will the Hawks lare as a team against their opponents? delpbia Phlls' pitching with ease meant in baseball found out ceived that the Sentinel wlll hold WASHINGTON (JP) - Mickey Sportswriter Tommy Devine rates five of Iowa's c(ln(erence oppon- Wednesday nlgbl, including Robin nesday she'd ml.sunderstood a second session later. Vernon. the American league's ents better than thc Hawks. Michigan State is ratep as tops in the Roberts. as they ped to an easy radio announcer. Braves' manager Charlie Grimm, leading hitter, blasted a three-run Ten; Purdue and Wisconsin, tnird and fourth. Minnesota and 13-4 victory. "What he said was 'RBI's· ... Sentinel baseball writers Red homer and two singles Wednesday sixth and seventh. Ted Kluszewskl's 30th home run sports editor Lloyd Larson ot Thisted and Lou Chapman, radio night as Washington crushed De- ot the season helped the Cincin­ Milwaukee Sentinel told some announcer Earl Gillespie and Mrs. troit, 13-5. on a barrage of 16 hits. * * * natians to three runs in the lirst women at a feminine Warren Spann, wife of the club's Vernon boosted his average to I d'ana 10 a's Homecoming opponent is slated for the 10th but the Phils rallied for four runs clinic conducted jointly by ace lefthande(1 pitcher. made up .330 to increase his lead over s ot ~n~ beiow ~~e Hawks. • in the second. newspaper and the Mllwa the panel. George Kell of the Red Sox. p , They came on a single by Gran­ Braves baseball club. Questions ranged from "What Is Jackie Jensen and Pete Runnels Outside of conference ioes, Notre Dame is classed as .No. 1 of ny Hamner. a force out, a walk. a "That means 'runs baUed in.' a balk?" to "Explain the basic each contributed three singles to midwest independents. Wyoming as third in the Skyline confer- hit batsman, singles by Eddie Larson added. "and Eddie facts of baseball Including where the Senators' assault on four and Washington State as sixth in the PacIfic Coast conference. Waitkus and Richie Ashburn and hew:; bats in a lot of them." each player stands. what is each pitchers. an error. There was a good chance called and what Is> the dugout?.. Chico 'Marrero won his first * * . * The Reds tied the score in· the of the assembled women AlJlloUDcer Explaina game in seven weeks. limiting the The situation accord!ng to the expcrts. looks dark for the second on Hobie Landrlth's second didn·t know what the term Gillespie, v hose broad.sts ot Tigers to seven Wts. He was Hawks. Evy. what are we gonna do? home run of the lIeason and then but everyone of them had Braves' games are carried on a slammed for a two-run homer bY I: they started locklng the game up of Mathews. the slugging third statewide network. was called to Ray Boone in the 6th 'Inning after in the third with a pair ot run. baseman. The applause proved explain why II base runner ts Wa.hington had grasped a eom­ ,J Willard Marshall ra.pped out a that. called out wilen hl~ by B batted mandlng lead with a five~run out- two-run double. ball. burst against loser Al Aber in the \1/ The clinic was held to "All I know Is that it's in the third Inning and a three-run * * * Milwaukee's women with rulebook." the embarrassed an- splurge against Dick Marlowe in Jill what a major league baseball nouncer said. "Isn't that good the fourth. 1\1 Cards Bury Bucs Is doing out at the County enough?" * * * ST. LOUIS (JP)- The St. Louis urn this summer. So many The women tittered but seemed A's Whip Browns as pleased with that. AIIlEBICAN LEAGUE NATroNAL LEAGUE What would you say ... Cardinals Wednesday night backed Mrs. Spahn told the women ahe PHILADELPHIA (,4» - Relief I I h S Pel . OD W Pol . GB Harvey Haddix's steady pitching Rea De i9 f cores wasn't sure whl\t a pull hitter Is. hurier Charley Bishop N ... Y •• k ...... : •61t B ••oklYD .•..•. 61 with a heavy 13-hit attack that 1 1953 T • h but brought down the house when home two runs and scored an~lthe'rl CIII"r ...... IHI .8 1 ~ GI~ MUw•• kee . ' •. 18 •••1\31 .~70 9\~ • buried the Pittsburgh Pirates, 8-2. she added "as far as I'm concerned as the PhUadelphia Athletics B.,lon ...... Pblla'elpbl. ... M . ~ sf "ump ~1 42 .1187 10 New 'York ..•... I)l .1It. 11I' for the Redbirds' third straight CHICAGO (IP) _ Real Deligh any time a Brave pulls one where lied for tour altogether In ~:::::=:o'; ': :: : ~ na ••~G 211 St. Louis ...... $, .~n 11 vic\i:Jry and their roung lefthand- Calumet farm's 1952 queen no one catcbe~ it he's a pull hlt- eighth Inning Wednesday n~ght Pllilalol,bla ... 12 G~ .433 23 Cln.lnn.1t .... IG .(. 101, , 11:1 .a~ 1 81. Chl•• r. " .. "" lI4 .86' !III~ er's 12~h win of the season. turfdom, scored her first triumph ter." whip the St. Louis Browns. 9-3. ~~".:'!~ ~.:: : : :. :: 81 .11;11 33 Pl1tlbarrb .... I I .8U Ie Yes or No? I Haddix scattered seven hits. this year with a 1 %-lengths vic- Bishop took over on the W.dn .... y·. a ... II, W •• n ...., ' •••••1 .. \'I walked only two and struck out tory Wednesday in the $43. Iowa City BOy aeaches for starter and winner Alex New Yerk 7, Clew elan' 3 B ... kl,. .. e. CII1 ••,. 5 nOl five. Arlington matron handicap. h d' N M ner at the beginning of the " ••111", .. " U. Det•• lt ~ j The St. Louis offense included The 4-year-old was ridden by 4t Roun In et eet enth Inning. N ... Y .... 3 • • '1 ...... I asks Gary Cooper four doubles, a triple and Solly Eddie Arcaro in the good time ilf KALAMAZOO. Mich. (A»-Bill The A's picked up three runs Clnclnn.11 l3. ,1111 •••1,111 •• kn Hemus' 11th homer, a drive into 1:35 2-5 for the mile. Voxman of Iowa City won a tWrd the lecond inning and made it 81. L.a" •. Pllto'.r~b 4 DS the right-center field stands with Second was Fulvous. and third. round singles victory in the Na- in the fifth. T.d.,.·. PII.b ••• IF YOU WEaE ASKED, "Do you think co one on in the first inning. a neck behind. was Bella Figura. tional Boys Tennis tournament The Browns got all three CloY.lua at N ... 1' ••k _ 0 •••1. 01- people own more U. S. Savings Bonds today than th~y did sl- Br.. kl,,, .t CII' .. ,. - MI.ke". ( ...) Enos Slaughter singled. doubled Last year. Real Delight was ac- Wednesday. defeating B r y Bon their runs in the .sixth. With ... L.p.t (It-I). •• L ... (11·8) Ya. .a.b (.-8). , , op during tbe war;r~ what would you say? YES or NO? ~ and tripled and Steve B~lko col- claimed tbe filly champion of the Lovejoy, Ft. Lauderdale. fla .• 6-4. out, Don Lenhardt homered .t B.don - F ••nl., .. (1-.) ... No. York" .Itw•• ke. - MHII. ( •.•• C.t) (.-~) your answer ill YES, then you're right! For the holdings oC lected a double and two S1Diles to year and the best filly and mare 6-4. Voxman's victory advanced the bases empty. Then came #~ ••• I·'·"··" (14-8). . 1. Lldell. .r WII... (5·1). I, ~a run his two-game string to six handicap racer as she captured] 1 him to today's fourth round oppo- straight singles by Jim Dyck. Pllliadelpbl ••, CI.ma ••1I - III_mo ... U. S. Savings Bonds have increased steadily since the war. UJltil straight hits betore he was re- first and 1 second in 12 races as site NOTm Perry, Los Angeles. lec- Gaurtney, Connie Berry and (S-') VI. Ba ... "II,1I1 (5-1). today you and I and millions of our friends and neighbor. all J tired in the eighth inning. a 3-year-old. ond seeded among the boys. Hunter. Pillab.rrb .t lit. L .... - rae. (l.• ) over America own more than 49 billion dollars worth of our 51'0 .... "bell (1-'•. I Frll COuntry'1I interest-earning Bonds. Baumholtz Returns To Star And WHY has the Bond Program been I!IO l!Iucceelful? Be~uae when you and I patriotically invested in Bonde durina A1~~~~er!.~!:n _ Golf To Start .11)ont T~ke It for Granted! I the war, we made a wonderful discovery. We learned that t 's p r a. llaughter~ Wed- Rapids. Mich., and Otto R. Kohl U. S. SavUige Bonda are a SUTe, &afe way to &ave ·money. ADd er a. w of Chicago posted 67. Earl Wilde nesday in a hot quallfyllll round t R k bl d III bung u 68 IIlve it at a good 3% interw! : '---" ot little-known pros and in prac- 0 oc an" p. And we discovered something else, which lice tuneups by exempted big ~e:r:e69Bolesta of Danville. Ill.. is still true today. Bonds not only repre· sbots as they polished up for the Mixed' in with the quall11ers lent an investment in our own personl1l $30.000 All-American Go11 ~ur- were several beUer-known per- futures. But in the peaceful future of our nament. . fonners who were not among The field for today's start of first 30 money winners in country, tool I • the 72-hoJ.e medal IIrind will num- and thus failed to get on the Br. II.. ' ber about ISO in men's pro divi- emption list. '111 slon. halt of them being qualifiers Iu If Irked by the necessity Ne. IL in trial testa Tuesday and Wed- qualifying. they tore the course CII" nesday. apart. Bob Hamilton of Evanl- .... New.1 New mono'y-eamln, CIII! While the more prominent pros ville. Ind .• former PGA champion, J'I" ...tu .... for United s..... Saving' lonel.l were havin, a frolJc ovef the blas~d 67. Felice Torza of CW- 6,DOO-yard par 311:-38-71' course, calo. the 19S3 National PGA run~ FlIST- Thanu to new Treasury regulations, every Serlell so were the lea,r who nerup. carded 69. llaMI E Bond' you invest in hegios earoing interest after onl, trudged through the quaUfyini Running simultaneou,ly with sessions. the AU-American tourney for men 6 months. It earns 3% interest compounded semiannuall, Errle. Ball of Chic:aJO carved a proa will be .ectlons for men ama- when beld to maturity. ..a. •• 34-32-66. John Barnum of Grand teurl and a wo~'s open. SECOND-Every Series E Bond you own can now go f1tJ' (t.1) , earn~ interest for 10 more years after it reacbe. the In. I ••11 I. · original maturity dete. C.... "Pack.Up·" At Wilson's ••• IJ MID-All maturing E Bonas lutomltically earn in ...• ;. est at the new. highu rate (average 3% compo\Jllded '"' ..... ,..,. '/E eemiannually) for 10 more yean. . BAUMHOJ.TZ, fOUITK-U you want to be paid the interest your 801IIII C'E/r'71!fR ,t:'IEL OER are earniDg every .ix month!, ask at your bank about ~ bP TIlE Dew Serle. H Savin811 BoDda. CHICAGO <:uIIS, '. 1f'1I0 seEM~ our 'FOR: ;0 PROVe H/~ eell/" RUNNER-UP FO~ Til. • 'Me. Is .., the streng I For peac. and prot,...., 1 ... 1952 6Arr,l'Ie .anvOlt In U. S. Saving, lonelf! I • Iif.. CROwN It'A, ,. no u. II. o-n....,., ... "01 ,... 1<6 14.. 04 ...... , . . 1'40 ,.,....;" .... NO Fl.UKE- \' De...-...... I" u..ir ~ ...... lAo Ad-'ili.'" C ..... 1I\i .... ~~S~M'''""~"'~I' (I"",... -' "l SVtt.MII.-.At 111\ ~It.\'t I .... ~.SIlMON\ ..... HN'" TAO NI#fIJI'HIftS M(;MNI'I'/ The Dally Iowan e (I