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Eat. 1868 - AP Leaaed Wire - Five Cent. Iowa City, Iowa, Saturday, Auqust 9. 1952 - Vol. 86. No. 218 .Immigrant .Who Joined Reds Ne~ York Rail 'Stevenson I M N B D ' d bUS Stnke Averted Names Old Friend oy ot e eporte y .. By Big Unions WASHINGTON (A')-Atty. Gen. , James McG ranery said Friday NEW YORK (IP) - Bowing r - that If Karl A. Latva of Wendell, luctantJy to the government's Is as Innocent as he now ap­ wishes, three big unions Friday New National Chairman N.H., Demo prars to be, he will certainly not postponed their Monday strike against New York Central rail­ SPRINGFIELD, ILL. (IP) -Gov. be forced to leave this country be­ road lines east of Buffalo. Adlai E. Steven50n pulled a po­ cause he paid 90 cents In Com­ They noUfled Washington that litical .urpn.e Friday by naming munlJt dues l8 years ago. the strike was at! "lor a reason­ Chicago lawyer Stephen Milchell The attorney general told a able period" - without hinting as Democratic naUonal chairman. news. conference that he is going how long that ml'hl be. Il wu the second time this Mitchell - a newcomer to the to ijave the FBI investigate the week that what appeared to be Democratic national scene and an cuiMlf the Finnish textile work­ an ominous threat to New York old friend of Slevenson's - suc­ er, who has been ordered deport­ Central operations was lilted. A ceeds hank E. McKinney of In­ strike had been hinted for last ed. < diana. Monday but it never came oft. Latva ran afoul of the 1950 Stevenson's choice was an­ WcCarran Internal Security Act Walkout set nounced after the executive com­ result of his voluntary ad­ u a Friday a walkout definitely wa s mittee of the Democratic national mission in a naturalization pro­ set for I p.m. next Monday, how­ ceeding that he once joined the ever, despite the Railway media­ committee ' had liven its approval Communist party in 1984 and tion board's plea for a postpone­ to Mlt~hell. He Is expected to be made a 90-cent contribution. ment. elected to the po t f~rmally at an 1'bou&h. U Was Labor GrollP Then, a few hours later, even early meeting at the full com­ as the railroad was bracing itself mittee. McGranery said that his Infor­ for the strike, union leaders in mation indicated that Latva, un­ Cleveland Issued this statement: Stevenson - the Democratic able to speak English at the time, "Mediation etforts under the p~ldential nominee - voiced his thought he was simply joining an Railway Labor Act were ex­ "utmost vatltude" for the serv­ organization aiding labor groups. hausted once In this case two ices of McKinney who has held Latva, a 49-year-old 100m fix­ years ago without satisfaction to Ute post on a temporary basis er, made appearances Friday in the workers. However, in the since the Democratic nafional federal Court in Boston and be­ public interest, we are asking re­ convention in Chicago. tore television cameras and tben luctantly that our members bear St.raieu Meeilnc Pla.aned beaded home to New Hampshire the brunt of another round of the CAMPAIGN TALK WA THE ORDER OF mE DAY as these DemoenUe leaden eonferred wUh SteveNon said In a news re­ to await developments in his fight same process." Derooeratie presidential nomInee Adlai E. !evenson at the .. xecutlve mansion In Sprlnlflehl. Ill, At to escape deportatlon. leaae that Mitchell and McKInney CARL A. LATVA, A 49-YEAR-OLD MlLL work-er II!. bewildered Ublon SeDda Wire breakfatt (len to rl"htl are en. Richard Ru_1l ot Geor"la; Governor levenson; Wliaon WyaU, Stev­ will meet with him here Sunday Latva leU Finland at 13. He has In hU home In Wendell, N.H., .walUn" word on hU deportation. He In their wire to the mediation enaon', personal campalI'D manal'Cr; Averell lIarriman, mutual security admlnlstra&or, and Sen. Blair to discuss presiden tial campaign an American-born wife and two was ordered deported because of a violation or the MeCarren Aet. bo.rd, t.l)e union chieftains added: Moody of Mlchl"aD. Friday !evelllOn named tephen MHch~II, " Chlca"o lawyer, as the new Demo­ plans. The llUnols governor's crown sons who served In the In 1934, CommunIsts asked him &0 slKn a party memberah.lp ID , or­ " We are postponing the strike erallc natlollal chairman. campal," , Wilson Wyatt navy in World War II. der to win a strike. He paid th'em 50 ecnls and never heard from for a reasonable period, pending ------''------­ of LouisvllJe, Ky., also wl11 sit In Slens $!,IOO Bond tht!ql al'aln. Atty. Gen. James MeGranery Aid FrIday thl\t It l-alva'. media tion efforts by the board." on tbe meeting. s&ory II true as It appears to be, he will not be deported. Lalva len The unions Invoived are the He signed a $2,000 bond betore I Mitchell is Irish and a Catholic Finland at l3. He has an American-born wife and two ...._n aons Brotherhood of Locomotive En­ West Germany's Plan 5 Pallbearers Seized ' a. moat at the Democratic na­ I federal court clerk FridllY so who aervoe8 In Ute navy In World War ~J. gineers, the Brotherhood of L0- Uona! chairmen have been for that he may remain at Uberty comotive Firemen and Engine­ pending filing of an appeal by ilis AI Grave of Slain, years. He la 4.9 years old and a men and the Order of Railway native of Rock Valley, la. counsel before the U.S. circuit Conductors, all independents. To Pay Debts ·/s OK'd court of appeals. Aimed at the New York Cen­ At present, Mitchell is chief LONDON (IP) - A 26-nation Negro Policy King counsel tor tbe House judiciary His lawyer says that it neces­ Greece AHempls 10.Minimize trai's main line, their strike could confcrence Friday approvcd a plan w()rld financial markets for pri- lary the case will be taken to the . ., disrupt a number of crack pas­ subcommittee Investigating tI\e vate lDvestm.cnt and capital. CHICAGO (IP) - PoUce seized U.S. supreme court. This would senger trains, Includln, the famed by which ~be west German gov­ juaUce department. mark' the first test of the McCar_ 20th Century Limited. And it ernment will pay ort virtually all To ease the burden on west tlve pallbearers Friday after they OI.·L1Qe De..,.. Dropped Nil Act - wlUch was almed at Island Clash With Bulgarians, tbreatened to all but shu\' do..-", ot 0 rillany', hugo pre-war debts (;()rmany, the conference r duced . had lowered thedlody or Tbeociol:e ,ubvcl'lllves - before that high Grand Central termInal here, one sllghUy the rates at inter 5t on the With -tbfs Qlove, Stevenson once at gencrally reduced Interest debts and stretched out the p riod Roe, Negro poUcy king who was tribunal. ATHENS (IP) - Jittery Greece of tbe world's busiest. again drew away from the old­ ot repayment. slain by shotgun blasts Montiay line .Democrats In namln, the men Lalva came to Boston on one ot recovered Its calm gradually Fri­ alerted to kee~ Buiiarlans oU the The unions are deadlocked with rates. day In the wake at its brief but the railroad on SOme 58 to 65 Over a period of up to 42 years, The prinCipal or orIginal amount night, Into his grave In a soutb who will play the leading roles his infrequent days otf Cram his tiny, deserted island until Greek In directing his campaign. mill job in 30 years. He carried a ominous clash with border guards sovereignty over the piece of fron­ grievances and demands that hav~ west Germany will gradually re­ of the debts was not r duced In side cemetery. IJIlle suitcase and his blonde wite 01 ~mmunist Bulgaria in the dis­ been hanging fire for two years. most cases. This news developed as Steven" tier real estate is otrlclally rec­ pay 10 creditors the world over Of!lcel's seeking to solve the son went into a huddle with Rep. ltood by his side. pute over the tiny island of Gam­ ognized by the United Nations. They concero technical workillg Allowance was made for the condhlons and back pay rather some 2') to 3 bllllon doUars in tact Germany is divided. Nego- lang-style assassination also sent Michael Kirwan of Ohio, one ot Traveled by Bus ma in the Evros river. The island is· in a bend at tbe The oftlclal attitude of the gov­ than wages. private pre-war debts. Hations tor the payment of debts out arrest orders for 14 other men, his campaign advisors, on the He made the trip back home - Evros river which marks the owed by east German institutions most of them members of the old strategy to be used In the coming ernment appeared to be to tone Greek-Bulgarian-Turkish (ron tier. The debts to be repaid include campaign. by bus, as he came - to talk down the seriousness of the inci­ remaining principal on the big and private individuals will not, Capone gang. with his two sons, Carl and Paul, But later Venizelos sought to In most cascs, be attempted untll Kirwan toid reporters he bad dent, but there were strong evi­ Dawes loan of 1924 and the even Another man was Inrested for who are drafijng a telegram they minimize the incident. He told re­ SUI Library to Show after Gtlrmany Is united again. completed a tour of 17 wes~ern Intend to send to President Tru­ dences here that the ciash caused bigger Young loan of 1930 in questioning. states where he said sentiment for genuine tears of a Balkan flareup. porters "the uproar created In which private Investors, mainly man today. The boys have said The five pallbearers were Stevenson was runnln, bigh. Acting Premier Sophocles Venl­ America" over the clash could be American, loaned Germany a total they fought for the things the 100,000 Collection nabbed shortly after the funeral He Insisted the western voters zelos toid a packed news confer­ attribu ted to the "inexperience" at S of some $300 million. President believes in and hope Czech Reds Report of the slain policy king, which would not forget in November ence that Greek lorces have been observers of the UN Balkans sub­ that the Democratic administra­ "be'll now light for us." committee. He 'dld not amplify Some $l40 million Is still owing was attended by thousands in and The White House declined to From October 310 13 to Americans on these two loans. tion had spent more money on re­ this statement other than to say U.S. Siudent 'Escape' around the First Church at De­ clamation projects In the past four comment on the proposed appeal, that the observers had magnified One hundred and twenty-five By taking on the huge repay­ liverance on South Wabash ave. but government oIticials in Wash­ yean than had been spent in the Woman Finally Kills the incident which "was purely hlstorlcal documents from the ment task. West (;()rmany will WASHINGTON (IP) The Lt. John Golden of the homi­ previous 40 years. lniton said existing law and re­ local in character." Foreman Lebold collection will be earn financial independence and Communist Czechoslovak govern­ cide bureau said the pallbearers cently-enacted revisions of the wipe out the debts up by Ger­ ment has reported belatedly that Kirwan HelPII S&eloeDllOn Unmlgration statutes apparently The Bulgarians, possibly only In on display in the SUI library Oot. were arrested because "It they Ex-Marine on 3d Try patrol strength of about a dozen 3-13, Clyde Walton, rare books many between the two world John Hvasta, an American stu­ were that close to Roe they must Kirwan is chairman of tbe live no power to the President- to wars. dent, "escaped" last Jail. 2 from iDlervene In deportation cases. ATLANTA (IP) - Three times men, were driven from the Island curator, announced Friday. know a lot about him." Democratic congressional cam- West Germany also wlU end her a Red prison after being held tor Police sent a message to all dls- palin committee. He also has ac- in three years the same woman Thursday by Greek mortar and The library exhibit, valued at more than three years as a "spy." turned a pistol on Dan Webster machine-gun fire, after the Com- $100,000. will consist ot letlers, status as a bankrupt nation and cepted a bid to be a membe.r of wl11 again be free to compete in This was announced Friday by trlcts a.sklng arrest on allht of 14 the national advisory committee Allies Rake Reds Shattles and ,Friday she killed the munlst troops Ignored an ultima- documents and books written by the State department In a state­ men, Including such nationally which will belp lulde Stevenson ex-marine wbo was wounded in tum to quit the scene. great Americans during periods ment which implied that tbis gov­ known crime figures as Jack In his campaign battle with GOP With Aerial Guns the Pac1fic in World War II. of great crisis In American his- Dodor Says Killer ernment refused to accept tbe re­ "Greasy Thumb" Guzik and Tony, Prelidential nominee Dwl.ght D. The 33-year-old plant manager tory, Walton said. port at Its face value. The Czecho­ Accardo, leaders at the old capone EI.enhower. SEOUL (SATURDAY) (IP) lor an Atlanta coffee company Postal Supervisors The exhibit will be called slovak Foreign Office advised the syndicate. Pollce want them for ThiI adviaory "roup will meet The Allies applied relentless was killed by a pistol bul- "Great Americans". The works On 'Trial Leave' embassy in Prague this week that questioning. They are working on here with Stevenson late next aerial pressure to North Korea let fired into bis temple as he To Se Charged with cover II span. of 369 years, from Hvasta's present whereabouts are the theory that Roe was slain by week to work out campaign plans. slept on a couch at his home. 1570 bserlption rotes - by cartier In low. DAILY IOW~N BUSINESS STAFF tain passes into Communist-htld AUDIT B UREAU City, 25 cents weekly or fa per year In It may not be one of the world's OF Buslne. Mana,er .. John CrUlin berry Tibet - milea beyond the last CIRCULATIONS ad vllnce: six mon lhs. $4...2:~: three most pressing situations, but it Is months, $2.50. By mill In Iowa, .. I>"r Clauifled Manaier . '" Barblra Boyd motor road, freezing temperaturfS year: . Ix months. 15: three months, one of the mess­ Call 8·2151 Ir yo. do bOl reee in $2 ; All other man lublerlpUons, $10.00 and only mountain goats for com· DIULY IOWAN CIRCULATION STAFF iest. , ••r Oall, I owa. It,. 1 • . IL MakeaoCHI per year; alx months, $6.60: three pany. H,.lee• It ..I .,.. .11 .U lent ce err., . months, $2.25. Circulation Manaaer Robert Cronk One reason the Arabs w 0 U I d "The worst part of it is, we"lt have nothing to hardly anything to do," frowned • • do with the ori­ Inspector H ukum Singh, chit! ginal Allied plan police olficet· at Nelang, check e d I t o r I a I is the position of post 25 miles northeast of \hi lsra{'l. They at­ trading village. tribute the loss Only 46 traders have crossed Too Serio'ls for Gambling Palesti n e to the 60-mile uni nhabited stretd! behind - the - from the last Tibetan village 1 A lot of people till favor Taft or Kefauver. Ike and Stevenson. The London T imes declares ROBERTS scenes politics in Neland this year with tbeir 6b~p The final selection by the Democratic and Re­ that they arc men of unu unl quality and another the United States a hypothesiS or mules bearing wool and rock I paper cchoes eurrent British thoughts by saying: more or less borne out by the salt. No Communist inriltratl!lll publican parties could not poSSibly agre with diary of James Forrestal, and fear attempts have been detected, "Whichever wins, the policy of world leadership Singh said in an interview, every voter's preference. any strengthening of Israel mili­ remains unshaken." tarily. On the reverse of the coin, The Reds Lie Low But probably more voters are more happy The miracle of it is that two such cand id ates thc U.S. fears to arm the Arabs Other check posts along India'. lest they attack Israel. tbis year than in most elections of the last 20 could em rge out of all th publicity, polling, 200-mile West Tibet frontler have years. That is going to be the greatest a simIlar story. So far, tbe reporll roll calls, demonstrations, bickeri ng and oratory block which the new Egyptian The GOP claims they have chosen a man run, Red Chma is staying well of national conventions, iovernment and the new Arab inside Tibet tending to the toup who is 'different." Ike is a man who thinks. of But we may not always be so fortunate, collective security group will have Job 01 consolidating internal coo· in terms of their moral implications, Re­ to face in their appeal to the U.S . trol. iss ~ es The voter who l'llows his gambling odd for arms. publicans say, T hey are ure h' act decisiv - But traders reaching here !rOIll will w jJ] agr e that an investigation of bettcr meth­ As for Anglo-American plans, Tibet report that Chinese authori· lyon national problems. ods of nominating presidential candidates wouM they have dropped back to organi­ ties will open their own border zation of what will be little more The Demos believe they also have picked a b a wise move. The possibility of a nationaf check posts be1ol'e the ,ummel than a planning group of non­ ends. • man who is "different." They pOint with pride to presidential primary, for exampl , is deserving of Middle Eastern power, a group This year tor the Lirst time Stevenson's tecord as governor of Illinois and to study before 1956, which would include only Turkey traders m ust obtain a permit ID among thc Middle Eastern states. his reputation as a vigorous, thorough worker, Meanwhile, thank God fo r the political mir­ visit Tibet from the local Indian The other participants WOuld be district magistrate, This must be Foreign reaction is also favorable to both acle of 19521 France, the U.S., Britain, Aus­ shown when crossing the border, tralia, South Africa and New Zea­ F'ingerprint experts keep records By LILIAN CAMPBELL land, all vitally interested in of all Tibetans entering Indian TODA V'S GRAB BAG Cenlral Press Writer maintenance of the Suez canal. territory, checking carefu lly \I The "home product" collectlve Campus of Mexi(o City University make certain they are legitimate THE ANSWER , QUICK I FO LK S OF FAME .. ·GUESS THE NAME Traill and Siluer City, What is security pact has now been rati­ traders. fied by Iraq, Egypt, Syria and Jor­ 1. Where do the Magyars live ? her name? Communicates by Radio (Name at bOttom of column) dan, putting it into etfect, with 2, What famous si nger had a Saudi Arabia, Lebanon and Ye­ Nelang messages the Indiaa perfume named aftcr her? IT'S aEEN SAID men stiU to r atify. Rests on Lava Flow from Volcano government daily by radiO, lO~ 3. What arc (/rallwtis IINsollac? Tllf' Go/dell Rule tvorks like It began when Egypt refused means of communications in UJa 4. What was Dcr Tag? !}ral'itutioll. - Charles Fletcller the All ied Middle East command MEXICO CITY-North Ameri- - region. The nearest telegraph !iDe 5. What famous book did Fan­ Dol , idea and demanded instead that ca's oldest university is getting a a girted child mi ght build out of by a belt ot hardened lava, with is at Tehri, 125 miles southeaJl, nie Merritt Farmer wtlte ? the British get out of the I Suez 'j strange new campus. Work on the blocks, only one road to town. With this ' the nearest motor road 97 mils, IT HAPPENED TODI\ Y defense bases, $20 millio1') project was started The rest of the design is a mix- road blocked, rioting students and the Timberline, six miles. 159S-ISUlI k Walton, "father of And aU of this non-cooperation Sept. 21, 1951, the 400th anniver- ture of horizontal - the Human­ would have to climb over half a Aside Jrom occasional roulilll HAPPY BIRTHDAY angling," born, 168)-John Dry­ is being acted out against the sary of City University of Mexico, ities building is 1,093 feet long, mile of lava blocks to get to an duties, Nelang's policemen spend Zilto FrallC'l'SC aW, "io / illl~ t , amI d ~ 1t born, El1 gllsh poet. 19l5- backdrop of Iran, where extreme IDedication Is planned for Sept. 16 one of the longest buildi~gs in the area where they could bother any- most of theIr time fliuring Oul Frell J , SIOI/O"/, liiy /wYlle !JII .~C ­ Nags Ilkl, Japan, by second body. ways to get enough to eat, keep b(lll plte/I £'r, !let IILe birthday nationalism has brought on cco- this year, Mexico's Independence world - and vertical - the 14- a tom bam b. nomic chaos and a Communist day. story tower pf Administration. ,AJusco Towers Above warm, and conquer boreaom. !IT(t tnt!ls tOc/it)) . On unday, Aug. 10: 1809-ln­ coup is possible at any time, The campus will lack the green I President Miguel Aleman is The site is the lava bed which 'the mercury dips to the freez· 011 SlulltCl)}, A.lfl. l(), It/,ci/(I­ d f' '' l' n ll ~n ce day In Ecuador, South ing point even In midsummer al ....0....0..... lawns' and academiC elms ot Unit- credited with bringing all the Iloli s CI T du e to /orlllC I' Pn ll "/lIlt J - This film comedian was born Am ~ Tl cB. 1821- II ssourl admlttl'tI flowed down from the now extinct thIS 13,OOO-foot altitude. Clinginl nllcl dole.' s tar(\~'lI all lIt rue 1'1 in Flagstaff, Ariz., Oct. 7, 1905. to the Union , IJJ46-Smlthso nlon cd States schools. Instead, it will schools of the national university Ajusco volcano a thousand years to the side of a snow-capptd peat lloot'er ; Jack Haley, act or ; N or­ He played professional football, Institution stabllshed, 194.5- McKellar Loses Bid cover one of Mexico's most recent to a single I,800-acre campus. At or more ago. It has remained since along the J adh Ganga river, I Ilia Sil earer, for mer 111 01'lc ,~ t ((r; and entered picturcs in 1926, first J all8n 8ubmltted surrender alter, lava flows. present the schOOls are scattered as a tumbled wilderness of rocks, highlands tributary of the samll C/Olii/e Thoru/oill, bemd lWI/(r, e/ll(/ as an extra, then he Signed a~ a And instead of classic colonial, throughout the city, mostly in old with 14,ooO-foot Ajusco towering Ganges, Nelang's handful 01 huu tlle"c base ball p/nycr s: B ob Clla­ stock player in the OOI/£'giatts For 7th Senate Term the buildings of the $20 million convents and monasteries. behind it. catch bitter winds blowing do kales; Clillt lIartull!" (1/1(/ Bob series. Among his early pictures WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE Porterfield. were W e AlIIcrlcans, Rc(/ L ips, DE FER - (de·FUR) -verb project draw inspiration from both Soma Objections Voiced The highest waves of lava were the valley from Ti betan plate I NalLg/lty Baby. His latcr pictures transitive and Intransitive; to put In Tennessee Primary the oldest and newest currents In Some objectiollS have been cut down to provide building ma- Haze Blocks View Include Spirl! 01 NotrC' Dame, off; postpone; delay. Origin: Old architecture, voiced to the new site. It is 10 terials. The lower areas were YOUR FUTURE DaIlYCI' ill tIle Pnci{ic, A/I Babn French- Diffcrcr. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (JP) - Late Jai alai courts are inside repli- miles from the center of the city, filled with earth to provide a fair­ Monsoon haze settles over N~ Gooel forlune Is proba ble lr you (lllIl till' Forty Tlli Vl'8, Gltost returns from scattered precincts cas of the Aztec pyramids which ' on the edge of an expensive resi­ ly level platform, Off at one side lang in ca r ly morning and _ Ootcll e r .~ , Babcs 011 Swill!1 Street, dusk, blanketing all views of th/ do not spoil It by un fo und d [rars HOW'D YOU MAKE OUT? Friday rolled up a wider margin dot Mexico. They were bullt of dential district. But the police, at bulldozers labored for weeks to SI/I/all and many westcl'l1s. Who 1. ' Hungary. heap up the banks which form the peaks and, more important b anlt doubt M. Good fortunc seems of defeat for veteran Sen. K. D. the lava quarried to clear the least, like the location. For years is he? 2. Mary Garden. McKellar in Thursday's Tennessee ground for the new buildings. there have been annual student stadium, with room for 110,000 sentries, of moun tainside paths. In slore for lollay's child, 2- She Is one of the frcsh young 3. The persons or eha rocters of Democratic senatorial primary. riots. These were always in the spectators. Huge tunnels through "We can stay fairly warm by faces now ix'i nil' shown on the keeping on the heavy gear ~ For Suntlay, Aug, 11 : Avoid the drama. With unofficial returns com­ Some Mod'er:p Conlrasts center of the city near the present the banks provide outlets large SC I'cen, Born in Moorehouse, Mo., 4. "The Day," looked forward hours a day and never letting tit )'<'Tsons 01 qu estionable character, she had her first big part in Dell- plete from all but a few of the For those who like the new line schools. They were not very enough to empty the stadium in to by officers oC the Germ an im­ in architecture, there is the Cos- dangerous and their causes were fire go out," Singh sa id. "Bu amt give romBnce a chali ce. Good 1'( r Imll RIO Orallc/c. In 1948 she perial navy, on which they would state's 2,300-odd precincts, hard- hall an hour. The 1955 Pan mic Ray laboratory, This looks always unimportant. But they what about eating? Have you evil .fortune should bt.> yo urs, Totl o.I 's made Sprcial Agc,,!, (oll owed by joi n ba ltic With the Engli sh fl eet. , hitting Rep. Al bert Gore had a American Games will be held in Tllc Matill!) S((I.'OIl, A P lace ill lived on rice and chapattis f' 5. Tlte Bos tOl1 Ooo~' i ll {J Scli ool decisive lead of more than 75,000 like halt a barrel on stilts 10 teet made student control a problem, the stadium. £hlld will be Imbued with high tlil' SIIII , 1I'lfr ll World .• Collie/c, votes over the 83-year-old dean six months stra l ght~ " Book. off the ground, The Nuc lear PhYS- \ forced stores to close, and occa~ Only 1 Bus Line Chapattis are tne Indian's "sla! Ith'aiJI. "ly Favurite Spy , Stra1l9crs O ~I a of the U.S. Senate. McKellar was ics laboratory is a tumbled cubic sio"'ally somebody got killed. But the area is served by only of life," homemade bread resem­ seeking an unprecedented seventh pile which looks like something of The new school is surrounded ------~~------. ------term. one bus line. Sports writers esti­ bling whole wheat. The tabulation of ballots from mate the stadium can be emptied Rice, wheat, and potatoes, i Furloughs Prove Painful Objects Seen in Sky 2,252 precincts gave Gore 292,691 Quickly but that it will take three brought by mule from vlllaees I: votes and McKellar 216,079. WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR hours to fill and move enough the Ganges valley below, ca ll! DENVER (IP) - Tech. Sgt. Jack L. Hamilton, 32, checked in at the fancy price tags. Though chid McKellar'S defeat, which he Sal.rday, AUI ..I . , 1.11: 7:00 London F orum buses to bring the crowd back to Lowry air torce base hospital Thursday night for treatment of a .22- Over Council Bluffs smilingly conceded F riday, was 7:30 Saturday S had ows the city, pos t police get free clothing aD1 8:00 University of Chicago Roundtable shelter, they must buy their OWl ,caliber bullet wound in the leg. lIe was shot while on l ~a v e at Council only a part of the political up- :~~ ~~!;,,~Ini Cl1npel 8:00 Campus Shop Almost every important archi­ heaval that swept Tennessee in 8 :30 Sl>m mer Serenade 9:45 News tect in Mcxieo had a hand In food - and the result is ireqUf!l1 Blurts, Ia. 10:00 SIGN OFF Were Plastic Balloons the Democratic and Republican ~~:.n ~~~ug~en .e planning the new UniverSity. transgression of the Hindu ta~ In the next bed was Pvt, Juckie Marshall, 18, undergoing treat­ ng on meat eating. ment tor a ,22-caliber bullet wound in the leg, also suffered while on primaries Thursday. 9:45 Hear June Christie lIonday, A.I • • I Il, l&~~ COUNCIL BLUFFS (iP) -Those The Democratic voters rudely 10 :00 Jerry Oral' Show 8 :00 Mornln, Chapel leave at Council Bluffs. Ail a further coincidence, both have birthdays mys terious sky objects sighted ended the tour-year r eign of Gor- :g : ~ ~~t:!t~u rs:::k!ame. ::~ ~~~~ You Want on Sept. 20. above Council Bluffs Wednesday don Browning as governor of 10: 45 Heallh Chats 9:00 University of Chlca,o Roundtable Kansas Farm Gets U.S. Business HamIlton said he· as visiting at his father-In-Iaw's farm when T 11 :00 Tex Ben.ke 9:30 Singing American. he heard prowlers. H'e (;'abbed up his .22-caliber rifle, then shot him­ and Thursday were probably gas ennessee. 11 :15 Music Album 9:45 U. S. Navy Band filled bags sent aloft by the How- Another young man, Frank G. 11 :30 Concert HaU of lhe Air 10 :00 The BooksheU self In the right shin .'V ~n he stumbled. The prowlers vanished, . 12 :00 Rhythm Ra mble. 10 ' 15 Baker'. Dozen Its Face Lifted Sets Record, ard Manufacturing Co. CIe men t , 32 ,swept t 0 vIctory 12 :30 New. 11 ;00 New. Marshall said he a~cidentally shot himself in the left leg with a President Ed Keller revealed lover Browning, who . was seeking 12 :45 Gue.t Star J\ :15 MusIc Box In Just 24 Hours .22 automatic as he was packing the gun beJ:pre a planned departure Friday that his firm is now ex- his third straight two-year ter m. rgg ~::f;.1 Chats :Ug k:~tc~:t !~ Licht to Ft. Riley, Kan. perimenting with plastic bags and Clement's victory brought E. H, 2:15 Saturdoy Mall nee 1I :~8 Prayer (or P •••• LEBANON, KAN. (JP) ~ A farm Report Shows has sent gas-filled bags measuring Crump, Memphis political leader, t gg ~~ll~'::~ ~~ :.o..d IU : r~ ~~,:,m Rambles renovation project that normally I Iowa's business activity at 6 by 10 feet into the skies over back into the picture as a potent 5:110 News 112:45 Roporl From Europe would have taken 10 years was end of May this year was 268 Iowa Citians Meet in France OouncU BluUs. factor in state- wide Tennessee 5:.5 Sports Time ) :00 MUsical Chats 6:00 Dinner HOl>r 2:00 News fi nished in one neat dawn-to-dusk cent higher than the 1939 I The experiment Is being con- poli tics. 6:55 New. 2:15 SIGN OFF operation Thursday before the ducted as possible promotion for ------.------~----.-..:.-.=------the Iowa Business Digest re ~ eyes of nearly 20,000 persons, In its August issue. the Fall Festival scheduled hcre The farm, located at the geo­ In the same Del'jod, the compl!' In October, Don Filbert, operator Diplomats in Honolulu Discuss Pacific Defense able activity in the naUon 85 1 of a local advertising agency, Is graphical center of the U.S. was whole went up about 263 per promoting the festival tor the seeded back to grass with the ex­ to reach the highest level by Chamber of Commerce. He asked ception of 50 acres. It has an en­ the company to make the plastic tirely different look than before, United States. bags. with gullies filled, terraced and Business activity in the state During the early part of Oc­ erosion proofed. measur ed by the Digest's tober, similar bags frobably will The project was sponsored by ic index, computed by be sent to adjoining towns in various agricultural agencies in bureau of business and southwest Iowa who publicize the Kansas and a Topeka r adio sta~ research. The index is Ii COrtlpo5l''1 festival. tion. Helping were some 1,000 Fu­ 01 six indicators of potential ing power - bank debits, The bap brought numerous re­ ture Farmers of America and their instructors, 1,000 4-H elubbers and received from sale of farm ports ot sky objects from residents ducts, department stofe Wednesday and Thursday. How­ 1,000 veterans taking on-the-far m training. electric power production, ever, some reports can not be facturing payrolls, and traced to the bags. lion contracts awarded. The Digest adds that in the Boy Rescuedlrom Queen Coronation hall of 1952, loans 1md in the state's federal reserve To Se Broadcast outside of Des MOines were Drain Pipe Plunge per cent higher than those for BIRMINGHAM, ALA. (iP) - An LONDON (iP) - Queen Eliza­ first six months of 1951. Lile ll-year-old boy was swept 75 feet beth II witl broadcast to her surance sales in Iowa wtt1! through a drainage pipe when he coronation parade through the per cent higher in the same went swimming In a rain-flooded capital next June, to-year comparison. Prices received by Iowa ditch Thursday, but escaped with . The Duke of Norfolk, as Earl Marshal, announced the plans ers were higher in June of a skinned nose, Friday night. Queen Elizabeth year than for any month of IT WAS IOWA CITY DAY IN OBLUNS,,.FRANCE, whell Don L. Frank Pope accepted the dare wJlI be crowned at Westminster except May, the Digest Reeee, IOn 01 Mr, and Mn, C, H. 81:_, 129 Gnnd ave~ waveleel ot a playmate and leaped into the Abbey June 2. The June prices were 3.5 per from hb .&aUon at Channoot air foree base In FraDCle, to OrIeaDi to ditch to try to swilll against its The Duke's planning committee below those for May. Me the SUI Scottish mrhbnden perform, CbatUn. wlUl J)(\n are raeni, current. He was pulled be- .. said the Queen also will hold The Digest also notes than three Iowa City memben of the Hichlanelen, OweD Seal" (left), neath the lurface, and bumped ENJOYING A RfJl~ntON ~ HPNOLULU, foar top "plem'" ohaned with the tatII..pf deUbera~ state banquets at . Buckingham sumers' prices In June 1952, daurbter of' Mr, and Mn. A, N, Seales, SG2 Melrole ave,: Marcia Raf-' along in the three-foot pipe, poollDc 01 men and -PUDI to meet uneal.. ia &be Pullt., are .bo_ Oil the poreh of U"... a1I', Gov. Palace June 3 and 4 and receive 0.3 per cent above those fOr leDQel',er, d".,hter 01 Mr, and MI'I. ~IIR IlaffeDlller.er, 52~ Charles Pope, an o. Ider brother, .OreD Lone', rHI;~." are: (left to , rlPt) U,S. Navy Adm. Aribur W. Radford, Au- foreign envoys Bnd state deputa­ of this year, and 11,4 per Park road, '.nd Ja MI! ...... ·~ I _.ganlzed l;t~~an, ~5f1~~.L ~". l~~,q 'tralJ~n~ }'lInl.ter ~lUehar4.~ ~'.; ~;8- 8eel'etan of S~ ~u Aclu!lou, &Del New tIons on June '&•• few hours be­ above th~ l:ccorde.q. In UIt r lore a big ~all ' at the palace. Korea9 war days -of au.. 'ou, 07 8, Docl(e, cue Fran Sen. Richard Nixon of ministration policy," Dulles re­ · ' S Ch IStrike at Omaha Calltornia, the GOP candidate for plied. MaJor enate anges OMAHA (A')-CudahyPa.cking vice president, are "all agreed that "We, the Republicans, will company workers walked otf their the trend of our present foreign abandon the policy ot mere con­ WASHINGTON (IP) - A major I - Jobs Friday noon in what a cro policjes is to put our nation In 'the tainment of communism and will shakeup in high senate posts Is senate normally go to the man ot United Packinghouse Workers 1 greatest peril it has ever been in actively develop !lOpe and a re­ certain next J anuary no matter the party In control who has serv- spokesman de cribed as a "protest Sell Your Odds & Ends Through Thrifty Iowan Classifiedll In the entire course at our na­ sistant spirit among the captive . ' ed longest. move against no contract." • tional history." peoples at the wurld.' which party has control ot th McKellar was chairman of the The Cudahy-UPWA contract r ------·1 Work Wanted I Atxmment iOT Renl Dulles said Russia's leaders Dulles said such a course l~ chamber. potent appropriations committee, expires Monday. Negotiations be. WANT AD RA lES ------~:;..;;;;;,:;;;:=;;",,:;.;;.;.-:..:=.:.--- "have been picking up the Ir~e "the only alternative to a general Il the Republicans get control, which controls the nation's puue tween the company and union . • BABY .ltUn •. Dial 4101. APARTMENTS (or rv>1. Dial 8..,SI'. world piece by piece," and added: war." all committee chairmanships will strings, preslden pro tempor~ of representatives have been carried One day ...... Se per 'A'nrd JOB .. rook lor r ...... rnll7. low. ty .. It this process goes 0 n th ere pas from Democratic to Republl- the senate, and top-ranking Dem- on Chlca"o since July 29. d 2 rd h d If th D <- ta f h mit· Three ay...... 1 (! per wo will be a balance at power against can an s. e emocra", S Y oerat 0 ot er senate com tees A union spokesman said the LOst and Found us So great that I don't think a Chiang's Wife May in command, death, deteat and re- and cOl\lresslonal commissions. 2,500 workers "might go back to Five days ...... Uc per word tlrement have already made eel'- The death of ten. Brien Mc- work Saturday. Ten day...... %Oe per word LOST: 1111 Cia .. rln,. ., reword. Re- TWO room furnllhed apartment. Adlll18. general war can be aVOided, be­ turn to Woolworth oWce. See5. cause the Communist leaders will Receive Treatment tain a bi, reshuftilnt of import- Mahon (D-Conn.) has vacated the One montb ...... 39c per word then have II good hope of victol·Y." ant assignments. chairmanship of the senate-house - LOST : Bunch 01 key •. $2 reword. Phone SMALL lurnlsheel apa,tmen t. Siladenl 11420. couple or aradu.lo lad,.. Phone MIl The defeat at 83-year-old Sen. atomic energy committe as well MInimum charce SOC Ike Could Check Trend HONOLULU (A"r - Madame H. (Illy Record LOST: Bunch key• . ., 00 reward. Phon. betwHn 8 • •m'" p.m. Kenneth D. McKellar in Tennes- as places on the for ign relations H. Kung, sister of Madame Chiang Ext. 2011. DuJles went on to say that he see's Democratic primary Thurs- and commerce committees. Muaic and Radio bclicves Eisenhower alone, as Kal-Shek, arrived here Friday day by Rep. Albert Gore will . The decision of veteran Sen. DEADLINES roUND: Yo"", brown "'ole coeIler lpanleJ. I-04S3. RADIO Repair. Pla-ur. r.nd dollvlll7. preSident, could check the trend from San Francisco with the per­ cause the blgge ·t shift 10 Oemu- Tom Connally (D-Tex.) not to DEATU • p.m. weekdays for Insertion Woodburn Sound 8 rv.,.. l-e1l1. he outlined. cratic plums within the senate ror seek re-election will leave vacant Harry WaiJrad, 38, Ainsworth, in tollowlng morning's Dally MiscelJaneol,lB SaJe sonal phYsi cian of the generalis­ Thursday at Mercy hospital. for He said he has the highest per­ many years. the chairmanship or the in()uen- Iowan. Please eheck your a..l For root comfort • • • simo's wife. Mrs. Gale L. Parker, 36, 227 " MISCELLANEOUS lurnltu re. Call .t lI2I F h s¢nal regard for GOY. Adlai Ste­ McKellar was d an of the sel\- tlal foreign relations committt!e Park rd., Wednesday at M erey in the first Issue it appears. lowo Avenue hid.)' . nd Saturday. or new 8 oe loolr. ••• venson of Illinois, the Democratic This revived speculation that ate in service. He llrst took his and seats on thc tax-writing ti- hospital. The Dally Iowan can be re- Madame Chiang was coming here UNIVERSAL ' " Ilove lor .. 10. Ex ..." nt ED SIMPSON presidential nominee. seat in 1907. Committe assign- nance c:ommlttce and atomic com- sponslblle for only one Incor- con diU on. Good lookln,. Rea lOnable. He added: "But I must in all from Formosa for medical treat­ ments and chairmanships In the mittee. BIRTUS reet Insertlon. DI.I 7108. 113 Iowa Avenue honesty say that he (Stevenson) ment, possibly next week. Shoe Repalrin, and SuppUel A boy tor Mr. and Mrs. Franci 1948 74 CUBIC Inch OHV liarley D.vld- r ...... s REPATR YOUR SHO.... lacks experience, stature, and the Dr. J . Heng Lui, the physician I Schott, West Branch, Wednesday II>n motorcycl• . CAli 2830 cvenlnr" ....,. ~ v ~ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY wwer of decision in ~reat world who also is president of the Red Queen of England Seeks Senate at Mercy hospital, UPRIGHT smlth-Carona l;y~wrl"'r . !ters which is necessary to save Cross society of China, denied, One Insertion 98c per Inch R•• lOnably priced. Excellent condlUon. A boy for Mr. and Mrs. Kermit ...... -... Leu Ibun • year old. Phon. 2365. our nation at this time." however, any .knowl~dge that Jenkin , Ainsworth, Wednesday Waves to Members O.E. .,5. 7420 . Rent-A-Car Dul1es said Eisenhower is thor- Madame Chiang 1S commg here. at Mercy hospital. Five insertions per month, USED r~/rl, r.tor. Phone per Insertion ...... 88c per Lncb A bay for Mr. and Mrs. Marvin USED G. E. r Irl,erotor No. :IS. Phone or Of Bagpipe Band Ham, Solon, Wednesday at Mer('y Ten Insertions per month, 7UO. per insertion ... _... _8Oc per inch INa RO::-Y:-:-A~I. -pO-r-ta-b-:-le-.-= E-x-..."": I-Ie-n-l c-o,,-d-I- Parole Refused Through the alertness ot a Lon­ hospital. Twin boys tor Mr. and tlon. "3. lit S. Linn. Api. 10 1-' Rent-A-TruclC don cabbie, two SUI Scottish Lambert Struzyhskl, North ti.~~ Dally insertions during month, hos- per insertion ...... _.7Oc per inch HI~hlanders are the envy ot the ert)', Wednesday at Mercy Ignition HERTZ Dr~:rur SYSTEI pital. 57 other members of the co-ed CARBURETORS Licensee bag pipe band. A boy for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brln,- ~ ••er llle ...." 1. G~TORS STARTIrnS Donelson, Wellman, Thursday at Tloo D8111 lewaa 11 ••1 .... Olrl" While riding to the theater in Mercy hospital. a..alDODt 1 ••1 a.1I .r Briggs & Stralton Motors MAHER BROS. London last night, MarHyn Mc­ A boy for Mr. and Mrs. Robert PYRAMID SERVICES Mullen, Dubuque, and Marcia PoggenpohI, 21 Y.z E. College, Fri- CALL 4191 220 S. Clinton Dial 5723 Phone 961S Ra!tensperger, Iowa City, received day at Mercy ho pita!. - a personal wave o[ recognition A girl tor Mr. and Mrs. Donald Automotive from England's young Queen Clausen, RR 5, Frida)' at Mercy Elizabeth. hospital. • USED outo parla. Coralvlll. Salven Comp.ny. Dial 81821 . The royal party was just leav­ A boy tor Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goss, RR I, Friday at Mercy hos­ W ANT&D : Old cal'l lor Junk. Bob Ing Buckingham palace, en route Goody'. Auto Plrto. Dial 8-175.'. Here Are Typical Results to the summer palace in Scotland, pital. when the Highlanders' cabbie A girl tOr Mr. and Mrs. Richard noted the activity at the Palace Keougll, 710 S. Summit, Friday at From Want Ad Users! A. DEVITT VANECn (above) Mercy hospital. QUICK LOANS on jewell')', olotilln. gates and quickly stopped to ai- I I1I dloo. e"'. BOCK-ToY1: LOAN, 12e~ reslp'ed as deputy U.S. attorney A ~irl for Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy S. Dub Jque. low Marcia and Marilyn to get general to leave WashlD~ton and Marine, Nichols, F riday at Mercy ...... LOANED on lun•. camera •. dia­ out. The Highlander girls and the return &0 Connecticut to run hospital. mond •. c:Jothin,. etc. RELIABLE LOAN •.• found a buyerl cabbie were the only spectators to for the unexpired U.S. senate A boy for Mr. and Mrs. Clair Co. lOt Eo.t BurUn""". witness the departure of the royal, term 01 the late Brien Mc­ Knapp, Marengo, Friday at Mercy "We needed cash and decided to seU our party. Insn uction Mahon. He Is from Hartford. hospital. summer eottate. I ran a Want Ad for TUTORING. tr.n.laUo .... German French, Spanl.h. 01.1 nat. only two days and sold it for 20% more LET'S ALL MEET AT HAWKEYE DOWNS! BALLROOII( dance I_n.. )(Iml Youd. Wurlu. DIal .... than the local agent had altered." Personal services 8 Glorious Days of BABY alliin,. Dial 4501. CLEANING Ind ,~palr on IU t~, down­ 'pOulo. fum."'... . Phon. 82'10. -,.,--.,..,..-­ PHOTOORAl'HS - AppllcaUoN. three . .• got a iob fad • 'or tl.OO . Children. aroup.. partleo. home or Ituclio. Y oun.· .... Studio. Phone "Even with a business school diploma, liN. the best I was oUered was $35 a wet!k FILM PRODUCER WALTER WANGER (right) clad In jalJ Jacket, Jl'ULLER bru.h .. - Debu Ionte Co.mellea. . ., ' till I ran a Want Ad stating my talks to his attorney, Gerry 'Giesler, in Los AQg'el'~ where a three­ Phone ' -1738. quaUt!cations. Next day r landed a 'ob man parole board took only five minules to decUne his application THRILLS nrt.LER brUlheo. Debutan'" Coomellea. paying me $50." • i Phon. 8-1738. for parole. Wanger had served two monu.. of a four-month senteoce Here', Your Timet •• le fer he re<:elved for the shooting of agent J1:nnlngs LaIll' over affee&lons FUN! Help Wanted of Mrs. Wanger, actress Joan Bennett. The board deCided no reasons SATURDAY AND SUNDAY PAINT and ,luo SII •• man. Experienced. warrant a. parole were presented. 16 • 17 t. SUNDAY, AUG. 10+11 A.,. To lroveJ .a.lem Jowa. Trl-Clliea and MIDWIEK HIGHLIGHTS v'cinJty_ Car e~U.J. Travell", e.xperuea • •. sold my stove IOWA'S ONLY 191% paid. Good ... lary to start. I.'xceUent op­ portunity lor I top-erade man on es­ .AFTERNOON tabllohed territory. Repll.. IN!uled con­ "My range was llJ.ears old and no ALL·IOWA FAIR REVUE All 110 CAR MEET OdenllBlly. Write: PATEK BROTHERS, I.d.... poll. .,,,.,. laclMdIII9 longer manuacture . But I found a Ad SW ...OII', NI.Hny THI" THURSDAY INC.. Milwaukee I. Wllcon tln. buyer for It'with a Want Ad in one Tro, II,..... 1'52 wlllHr day. And sold It for 40% mQI'e than MIDOET AUTO RACES IUNDAY AmlNOON l'ypmo I'd hoped for." MONDAY THRILLCADE EXPERT typln•. 5713. 100 Mil. St.ok R... SA"'IDAY AnllNOON OPENING NIGHT e.r ..... eWtwoo4'. A.to Darednlh THESIS ond .eneral t~, m\moo­ TUESDAY , 1.II_ht .... phln'. Nolary Public. - Ibry V. BIIrTII, 101 lowl Stale Bank. DIal lIN AlL·IOWA FAIR REVUE MID·WEST CHAMPION SATUIDAY NIGHT or an. ' WMT. JOtI! AINII"..-, lIIew TUJ:SIS I7JIln.. DIal 8-3101. SPECIAL RODEO "-II heto... MartH TIlt .. Wed., TIl.,.., FrI. A...... e.rt Moue, TYPING. Phone a-2101. ••. got a high off.r ATTRACTIONS! PrhNy N". lUNDA Y NIGHT Rooma for Rent "The best I bad been offered b1 TOURNAMEIT OF DRUMS room for wo,kln. ,Irl.. Close Jriendl and nelghbon for my old Ho,•• you, Invitltion to ..citlment and onto,tlinmonl fo, tho Inti,o In . can 4111 between 8 and 5. femily in Codl' Ropid •• . 11'. tho 8i9go,-thln.ovo, (fou, now ocro. baby plan pen, baby earriaPt of ..hibit 0,001 1'112 AII · lowo Flir with 0 9Iitter;n, midwly, 9iont VUY nice ,eom. Phone " ••1. hiah chair and scalea wu $i5. .iddio lind, (Gold Moh' Show ••IId Indopo"clont ltid .. l. __-...... ROOM far mono 8-3108. Como to ' ..,n _ .• to Ilugh •• _ With a Want Ad that COlt onlJr ru./NISHBD room 'or Illmmer. 0- In, $1.40 I lot $32 for the lot." Sbo..,en. See Don a1 Gamblel or dial ..lilt. IiTJ'DENT rooma. 0 .... III. '14 11. CapitoL • I11RNlSHED rooma 'or aummer. en- In, FOR QUICK ..=~en . See Don at GotnllJa or Dial

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Netmen Humble HeOnceWasaHawkeye- Wh I e ox ra er fc;J' 'ng 'gers, Canadians in Singles • Palko'~ Grand Slcim Gives Dodgers Win For Zone Davis Cup T~n~!.IIAl!~!.~~~H~lfbacklorGlanlsatDrake MONTREAL (A"') - The United back of the New York Giants, States humbled Canada Friday, will return to Iowa as a more "where he has the room to use hiJ * * * PRIDE OF THE FAMILY By Alan Mav.r * * * taking two singles matcl\ts in productive ground gainer on de­ amazing taking and feinting, and .Pierce Ties Schantz 3-Run Homer in 10th straight sets in the North Ameri- lense than the vast majority of hi5 sudden speed through an JIM can Zone Davis Cup final. ollensive backs, when New York npening." Herb Flam of Beverly Hills, meets Pittsburgh in Drake Stadi­ Tunnell eclipsed George Mc­ For Lead TURNESA Breaks PhiUies 6-3 Afee's aU-time record for punt Ar 59 IS Calif., downed Henri Rochon, 6-2. urn Aug. 22. The White Sox, trailing 3-0, in PHILADELPHIA (.4') - Andy 8-6, 6-2 and Vic Seixas 01 Phila- This is not. a paradox, but a returns when he handled 3t last rile 2Nt:> season, and there is a human in­ the ninth of the twilight YOUNGESr Or Patko clouted a three-run 10th delphia, American playing rao- · fa~t. The mrty Negro halfback game, exploded a six bit attack Inning homer Friday night to give tain put Lorne Main away 6-2, gaUled 790 yards last season as a terest story to that fact, which in­ tor four runs that sent the Tigers rilE FAMEO the Brooklyn Dodgers a 6 to 3 6-3.' 6-4. brilliant safety man. This tolal volved Em's pride. reeling, 4-3. 5EVtW GOlFING win over the Philadelphia Philiies. Final singles matches are set for was surpassed on the Giants only Owen tells the tale: "In his first Cbicago's Billy Pierce, who JJROr/lER5, The win put the league leading Sunday • by Eddie Price, league-leading year (1948) with us, Em 'Was tanned four, tied Philadelphia's lIur FIRSr 7tJ Dodgers six and a hall games in . ground gainer, and in the National booed in the Polo Grounds when Bobby Schantz for the league's WIN A n1-4,JOR front of the New York Giants who Football league by only three oi­ he made severa I fair catches. He .trikeout lead at 114. P~O rl'1"t.E, lost Friday night to the Boston Maior Scoreboard fenslve backs, including Price. made them under my orders, but In the second game the Tigers 7"1I~ P.t!i. A . Braves. Tunnell carried 34 punt returns he still could not put up with the NATIONAL LF.AGUI' took a 1-0 lead in the second inn­ Andy Palko was the Dodgers' W L PCT. UB for 489 yards, six kickoffs for 227 disapproval of the crowd, and In­ Ing, but the Sox came back ID big gun, batting in five oi their Brooklyn . 68 S~ .au yards and nine interceptions for sisted that nobody wouid ever six runs with his' homer, a double New York .. 62 39 .614 again think he was a sissy. From the seventh to belt Art Houtteman 51. ..Loul. . . . 62 45 .579 f'" 74 yards. That is an average of tor three hits and SCGre twice. and long tly balJ. Phll.delphlA 56 48 .538 148'" 16.1 yards for eveJ1r chance to that time, I have had trouble con­ Bill Hoeft in the opener held The loss was a heartbreaker for Chlc ••o ...... 52 5% .500 1ft vincing Em that a fair catch often Booton ..... 43 80 .417 21' . carry the ball, and that explains the White "Sox to tour hits belore Curt Simmons, a PhHadelphia ClnclnnaU . . 44 61 .411 21 !'. why Em is reserved lor the defen­ Em Tunnell Is the beUer part 01 valor, be­ retiring In the sixth because of a lefthander, who was pounded hard Plltsbul1lb 31 79 .262 42 sive platoon by Steve Owen, cause the memory of that boom. back injury. Don Kolloway clout­ In the tlrst two and then ,rtd.,·, Res.lt. Giant's Safety Man is stlll alive In his mind. He takes Botton 2, New York 0 . ed his first homer of the season In settled down. At one point in Brooklyn 6. Phll.delphl. 3 At SUI, under Dr. Eddie Ander­ a beating trying to run a punt now the seventh to score Matt Batts mid-game, he retired 10 men in Plttsbur&h I. Cblcago ° son, Tunnell was left halfback in ants, however, Owen was stacked and then which should have been ahead of him. order. Cincinnati 8, St. Louis. 5 with oUensive backs and was made a fair catch, but he also, TOd.)"~1 Games a quartet which included Lou The Tigers used three New York at BoIiton - Henrn (12-3) King at quarter, Bob Smith at gravely in need of defense. After when he sees the slightest open­ VI. Spahn 110-11 1. in the ninth in an attempt to * * * Chlca,o at Pittsburgh - Kllppotein right half, and Dick Hoerner at watching Em for a few games at ing, gives us a run which bOTdel'l stave otf the Chicago rally. (7-8) V I . Waulh 10-0 1. fullback. With Herb and Hal safety, Owen had no doubt where on the miraculous." Braves Limit Giants 51 . Lolli. at ClnclnnaU (nlghtl - he belonged. One such was the 100-yard Pruko (7-81 vI. Church 13·8i. Schoener at the ends there was Brookl yn al Philadelphia 12. twl-nl .. htJ plenty of go in that outfit. "He is much more valuable to kick-off return against the Yanks, * * * - Rutherlord 13·2, and Landrum (1-0) To 4Hits in Shutout v• . Drew. (9-101 nnd RldUk .%-0,. When Tunnell joined the Gi- us in the open," stated the coach, in which Em must have run 200 Indians Trail by 8, ------.-.....:..-..:------yards in the first 50 towards the BOSTON (.4') - After being AMERICAN LEAOUE goal, dodging every man on U!e feted by a delegation of his Paw- New York . . :: ~s ~g. OD other team. Then Win 10-9 in 12 tucket, R. I., hometownsmen, Cleveland .. 61 47 .565 2'<' ST. LOUIS (.4') - Trailing by righthander Max SurkoDt Friday B0510n .... 56 47 .544 5 Ferrier's 66 Leads Pro Pack Inht Ii . d t W•• hlnAton . 56 50 .528 6'" eight runs after two innings, the n... mite he New York Gi- Phll.delpbl. . 52 49 .515 8 hammered ants to tour hits while hurling the Chlcallo ..... 56 S3 .sa 8 py CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN I Edward S. Rose-Satl Boston Braves to a 2-0 shutout 51Detroit. Loul...... :!IS46 7264 ..418333 270,;,18 1'1 C HICA GO (,.,,-Btal i' g JIm Ferr ier, pot by winning the 1947 Nat ional away at st. Louis Browns' pitch­ GolD" on a vacation! - well, over the champ- Friday'. R.... Ju the unorthodox swinger and mas- PGA crown, needed only 27 putts ers until they tied ,the score In we t.hou, hl you mi&'h& need a ions. ft!i~<;,":oo :: g:~:.I: ~ : :=n~o;"~ ~ e ) ter putter, slammed Into a two- in carving a 31-35 against Tam's the ninth on Larry Doby's three­ Fint Aid KI& or perhl P\l an run homer and won In the 12th, The Braves totaled eight hits ClevelAnd 10. St. LeuJa 9 stroke lead over Lew Worsham at battered par of 36-36-72. He 10-9, on rookie Bill Glynn's home ott Max Lanier and clincb'!d ~~:~~~IP~I·N:~ w:~~~nf;~~~~ned l the 36 hole mark of the $90,000 tacked his second trip 66 to an inseilt repeUant or IOOWq run. matters in the first inning on Tod.y'l Gam.. lOW orld G 0 II Champlons . hIp' " at opening 68. qent for insect bites - or let singles by Sam Jethroe and Bob Boston at New York - Parnell (8-8/ Tam O'Shanter Friday with a Worsham had to scramble for WI fill your PRESCRIPTION Thorpe, an infield out and an VI. S.ln (8-3,. * * * DIltrol\ . t Chic 0 - Newhouser 14 -7) blistering second round of 66 for his front side 33 then blew in the which you u.lte with YOU - error. va. Orl ..om .7-81. 134 ttl 1 P d h Reds Whip Cards, 8-5 While turning in his seventh Cleveland . t St. LouIs (nl,ht) - Le- o .a , un er par. pressure-packed meet t at pays 0 RU G SHOP mon 113-8 1 VI. Byrne (6-11 1. Ferner, a 37-year-old Austra- an unprecedented $25,000 to the CINCINNATI (.4') - Righthand­ win against 10 losses, two of Philadelphia a l Wa .hln , lon (nl,hU lian who came to the US in 1940 winner with a 7 on the par 5 475- er Ewell Blackwell Friday night wh1ch were to the Giants, Surkont .Kiiieliiiler-.="r:-I:o:1 :v':.:Ma==rr~.r:o:(=8-~S):·;:-_1 . . 109 S. D. buque 8t. earned his third victory as against All-Stars Report struck out three and gave up four ~a~n~diiih~l~t~h~i:S~b~i~g~ge~s~t~g~O~lfi~'n~g~j~aC~k~-~I~y~ar~d~10~t~h~h~0~le~'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pirates 1, Cubs 0 bases on balls without being in ~~ .. 12 season defeats in pitching the the slightest danger of losing his t·~[~- ., lowly to an 8 to PITTSBURGH (.4') - Little shutol.lt. 5 victory over the St. Louis Card­ Murry Dickson singled home the Only 1 Bad Iniury Inals in the second of a five game winning run in the lOth inning DELAFIELD, Wis. (.4') _ Head TODAY Thru TU ESDAY series here. Clil! Cbambers was Friday night as the lowly Pitts- the losing . burgh Pirates captured a 1-0 de- Coach Bobby Dodd of the College DANCELAND Ct.... r ••plds. I.,... KEEP UP WITH SUI The Cards drew tlrst blood in cision from the . Bob All-Stars took count of injuries , ••&'. Smarled Ballroom the top hall of the fourth with Rush gave up only !lve hits t~ in his camp Friday' and found one run on one hit. the Bues. oJ!ly one that was serious. ToDiqht The Reds came back in the bot­ Dickson hurled one ot his top­ SIUPPY ANDERSON tom hall of the fourth tor five lUght games as he limited the Guard Jim MacKenzie ot Ken- 8& ms GREAT ORCHESTRA runs on four hils. Cubs to six hits and chalked up tucky has a fradured ankle that ARAGON .. TRIANON FAVORITES THROUGH YOUR DAILY IOWAN The Cards came back for an­ his lOth win against 16 defeats. probably will present his playing Every WiJ)NESDA Y other run In the top of the filth The deteat was Rush's 10th com- against the Los Angeles Rams 111 Popular "OVER 28-NITE" when Vern Benson's Single scored pared to 11 wins. Chicaio's Soldier field Aug. 15. Hal Rice trom third. They took Joe Garagiola . singled An Important Intra-squad game their third marker with two out to open the lOth. Brandy Davis I was· on tap for Saturday. Dodd, in the sixth when Slaughter hit went in to run tor him. Johnny who has been conducting prac­ his ninth of the season. Merson fanned. Harry Fisher tices in secret, indicated that his full coverage of: Seminick earned three more grounded out but Davis took sec- probable final choices ior start­ funs for the Reds in the seventh ond. 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