, The Weather Serving the State Fair aDd wanner today. University of Iowa Partl, rload, .ad _nn « Frida . rurh toda,. Campus and 17: low. 41. Hll'h Wedn - Iowa City al owan day. 72: low•• 1.
Eat. 1868 AP Leased Wue Five Cents Iowa City. lower. ThW'Sday. September 4. 19S2-VoL 86. No. 23S Here Probers Hear, Ike To Appear Attorney Admit Japanese. War Criminals Hurl ,I During 12-Sfafe Toilr justlce!~:'~~~~~~~ department's criminal"t:; dl- 'Railroaded' Accusation At Allies Schedules 11 Stops New Rains Hit Korean Front vWon, testified Wednesday he ac cepted '750 as a clft from a In Statewide Sweep Washinaton lawYer whose firm won dl.mi.tal ot • U. S. criminal Highlanders Select ScoHish Wool Contend Trials Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, re complaint a,al~t the Carnation Navy Reaches publican presidential nominee, Milk company in 1947. will make a rear platforrn appear He denied any wron,doln,. but ance in Iowa City on Sept. 18. .ald: "I wouldn't do It apin." No Conclusion ~ Were Pol~ti(al according to his campaign train Under questlonln" Mullally also tour announced Wednesday. acknowled.(ed he bolTo)"ed $500 Arthur E. Summerfield. Repub trom another Washlnctoh lawyer, In Sub Probe Leo DeOrRy, part owner of the "': Maneuverlngs lican National chairman said Ei WASHINGTON (A')-The Navy senhower will begin a 12-state Waahlnftlon Redskins pro footbaU TOKYO (JP) -Japan's convicted team lifter recommend In, dismis IIld Wednesday it has invesli campaign train tour Sept. 15. lated reports of recent presence war criminals spoke out Wedn - SummerCield said the GOP sal of a war frauds Che In which of unidentl!ied submarines of( day for the first time, and accu d presidential standard bearer will Deeney served as an attorney. Aisska. the Allies of railroadine them 10 make several major speeches and Ma.llall, Addt.f 'GlIt' In response to a queatlon about prison and asked tor their release. 70 Tear platform appearances on Mullally testified he received west coast rumors that submersi "ookesmen for the 818 pl'iv-n the next tour. the $750 "cUt" two months atter bles had been seen in the Nome ers at an unprecedented news Includes 12 Stales the ,overnrnent's case .,a1nst area last Thursday night, a Navy conference at Tokyo's Sugamo The II-oay trip will c()ver Indi Carnation M.ilk was dropped. spokesmnn said: prison ta Iked tr Iy, expr ed no ana, Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa, Testlfylnl before a house judl ''There was a repOrted contact word of fUlit and voiced blttt'r Nebraska, Missouri, Kentucky, e1ary subcommittee, Mullaly said: in the Alaskan area. An investl dlSllPpolntment thot they wer not Ohio, West Virginia. Maryland, "It I had thoulht It wrona. I ptlon revealed 'that no conclusions freed. North Carolina and Virginia. would not have accepted the gift. are practicable. No turther acUon "We are dally awaltlnl release," Eisenhower will leave his spec In that respect my judament may Is contemplated." said Maj. Gen. Haruo Fukuchl, Ial campaign train after a speech have been faulty, but no matter DecUnea hrtber CommeDt who was on the Japane e army at St. Paul on Sept. 16, fly back hoW erroneous my judcment may He decllned to .ay exactly when staIf at Honk Konl. to New York City to address the have been, It was not based on the incident occurred or where. AetecJ.. POll: man American Federation of Labor the dishonest motives." The Navy dlaUn/tUlshes betwee!1 Fulruchl, who acted as spokes following day, then return to the Tax 8eUI_Db 8tUAlled "sl/thlinl" and "contact" in de man for the Band C prisoners - train at Davenport. A TROPICAL RAIN TOUI with winds up to '70 mile•• Il MW' scrIbing submarine operations. the so-called minor war crlmlnnls Summerfield said that during luhed the Kore.n (ron& Wednesday, 11'0undiDC pl.Des Iud \teep,lal' The house subcommittee, head Thus the use of tbe word contact ed by Rep. Frank Chelf (D-Ky.), - said he thou"ht the motive for the trip Eiscnhower will "place .U hut • few !'found patrol under cover. In the picture UN t.roo~rw Indicated tbat no vlsu.l slahtin. the WIlT crimes tria Is .. was the before the public in unmistakable use • hlrbUne to na.vI ..ate • road In the UN peace eam)) .t Mu .... Is lookJnC into widen!n, char"ea of .. stranle submer ible was made of ltTa!t and corruption 1,\ the desire, p rhap, to pr vent war, terms the critical mishandling of Karel, u rains which precedtd the typboon "K.ran" 1... & week but that something was picked up handlln" of justice deportment by underwater detection lear or • and if there is another war, to our government by the Truman tW'lled the c.mp Into .. virtual I.ke. CHOO INO TIlE RIGHT SIIADE OF WOOL in an £dlnbur.. h, prevent atroclti ." administration, which, for reasons case.. Some of them alreadY by rodar. ------~~--~~- eotJlUld atore .re Jo.n .nd Jean Ewer, twins from low. IlY. The "I believe that the motive has of self-perpetuation, Is dally di brouaht to IIltht Involve dime-on The Navy apparently wasn't 1i9 Hl,hl&nden r.n lhelr last p rformance AuI'. 24 In the Prlncea' recting every phase of the cam .-dollar settlements of federal able to Intercept the contact alg been served:' he addcd. treel G rde", .n4 boarded hlp from oulhampton Aor. 25. IlIce "With respect to the Bond C paign of its hand-picked candi tax ' cl,lm. _,alnlt ,Dmblers anct nol to its own satlltactlon and they left lowl lIy .. July 13. the), have loured Europe and per date." SeHI~ ,anpters. COUldn't come up with anythinl dass trials held In Yokohama and 2 Hearings Planned to formed I~ Franee. Ilj'I.nd and coUand. Lea.ves the lfth T.14mar Caudle, tired last No definite In the Jnvestlgation, which outside Japan," saJd anoth r spokesman, Capt. BuJchJ Ono, "w ;Eisenhower's train schedule calls verober by iPrl:sldent Truman may ha ve Incl uded a clOlle search from Ilis post as the department's ot the area. feel that they w re not legal and for him to leave New York at 3:10 Wer \:)a d on political onsld r- p.m. (Iowa time) Sept. 14 and Issue of Interurban: Busline chle( tall fraud prosecutor, was SoWl. H.rd to IcleDUf)o allons." will include the following stops: orl"lnally scheduled to testily Usually, faint and indefinite 2 Renowned Midwest Women Sept. 17 - Albert Lea, Owat A lone smouldering Issue Wednesday but the subcommlttep. "pines" on sound lear have made All Acree onna, Northfield and st. Paul that ot aUowin, a busUne to op and applJcation of the railway Is dUI Into the Mullally matter In It impossible to decide wh tl'A!r The 31 convicted as Band C where he leaves the train to lly erate between Iowa City and Ce scheduled for Sept. 10, 9:S0 a.m., stead. they oririnated from actual l ub war criminal. nodded agrecmel"t back to New York. dar Rapids may be cleared up In the Linn county court house at marines or were reflected sound To Talk 10 Parents, Teachers when a report r asked It they be Sept. 17 -- lea~s New York by after a hearing on complaints Cedar Rapid •. 'W'ves frol\'\ nsh, layers- of cold I e eir sent w r "un plane at 5 p.m. (Iowa time) tiles about present Intcrurban service Action on the application at water or other natural causes. Two midwestern women who .------duly severe, unreasonable and un to Moline, IiI., where joins motor and IIclion on applicaUons to op American Busline. Inc. ot Unc Maryland's &c,vernor Tbe poulblllty that Soviet sub have won national recOlnltlon for Dr. Boyd McCandless. director ot called tor." caravan through Moline-Rock Is erate busses In that area. oln, Neb., to remove prese!)1 re marine. mJlh1. be scouting the their work with children will be the Iowa child welfare research Later reporters went to the top land area to Davenport where he 'l1le Iowa state commerce com strictions on the operation of Its Alaskan Coast Ln routine patrols Ls teatured speakers at the 52d an- station at SUI and Mrs. Lloyd tloor of the prison where the 12 rejoins train. Returns Money Gifts not ru led out. mission announced Wednesday bus service between Iowa City and White at Kansas City. Mo. Class A or major war crlmlnal~ sept. 18 - Davenport, Wilton that tboy are going to hold a hear Cedar Rapids may be taken at a Nome Is at the westernmost tip nual meeUni of the Iowa conltTe.·s Dr. Vlr"i1 M. Hancher, president are held. These were tried along Junction, West Liberty. Iowa City, 01 the Alaskan malnland wIthin inion complaints from residents hearing in the office ot the county of parents and teachers openin" at of SUI, nd Mrs. Irvin P. Irwin, with Hldekl Tojo before an inter Marengo, Brooklyn, Grinnell, New After Verbal AHacks eaSy cruisln, ran Ie of Russian of Swisher, Cou Falls, North Lib auditor in the Johnson c:Qunly SUI Friday;. pre ident of the Iowa City council national tribunal in Tokyo. ton, Des Moines, Atlantic and erty and COralville that the Cedar court house, Sept. 23, 9:45 ... m. submarines which bue at ports on Omaha. BALTIM08E (JP) - Maryland's the Kumchatka Peninsula, Dairen They are Mrs. Ruth GalUarclo, of parenu and teachers, will ex These pl'1soner., some grave, Rapids and Iowa City Railway Co. This is the third application Gov. Theodore R. McKeldln Wed of Lawrence, Kans., and Mrs. tend Ir tiniS to an expected 400 some smlUnl, stood in the door (Crandlc:) has been operating on seeking to initiate bus serv1ce to at the top of the Yellow Sea, and nesday nilht revealed that he at harbor. alonl the Siberian Inne K. Rowland, of Wilmette, deleltates tram over the state at rooms and nodded dignitied greet a schedule since July 28, 1952, the smaller towns alan" the ro~te. has returned testimonial dinner Coast. Ill. Frid y mornlnl's opening scssion. ings. Happy Birthday which represents a 50 per ccnt reo The Missourl Transit Co., Mu ftltts ot money presented to him duction of the service offered prior Mrs. Ga«liardo won wide ac- Ka". Was polresman con, Mo. , tiled an applJcation 1n recently by a Iroup of "old claim for her "UNESCO Book List to that date. May for »ermlsslon to operate Okinorl Kaya, former finance friends," for Boys and Girls." The railway filed an application passenger bus es between Iowa McKeldin's IIctlon followed a Stevenson Is Target 6 Local Youngsters minister now under a life sen with the commission asking per City, Cedar Rapids, and the smal aeries of attacks by fOrmer Sen. Us, Is Wldel, V ed tence, acted as spokesman. "We want the Band C crimi mission to establish bus service ler towns between the two cities. lwfillard Tydin(S, who insisted The list Is used as reference To Be Questioned nals released," Kaya said, "but of between Iowa City and Cedar Rap that the lavern or make public the material in public libraries, state As McCarthy Opens course we, too, would like to get ids, and alSo to serve towns now names of those who chipped In on departments of education, and col served by the railway. On Special Books out." Authorities Release the fund for McKeldln. lele and university work.Shops in A hearing on both complaints Dertdes Gover1lor Re-Election BaHle Six Iowa City elementary Under the peace treaty, the 40 states. major war criminals can be re Tydlncs derided the governor The mother of three children, school youngsters will play a MILWAUKEE (A') - Sen. Jo leased only with the consent of a 2 Railroad Hands for crIticizinl members 01 Presi Mrs. Gagliardo also .lInds time to prominent role at the openinl ses seph McCarthy (R-Wis.) one at majority of the nations reprcsent Professor Barnes .. dent Truman's stat! for accept/nIt edit a monthly book review col sion of the 52d annual meeting ol gitts ot deep freezers or mink tile main tar"ets of Democrats in the Iowa congress of parents and ed on the tribunal. The others tile national election tl"ht, opened umn. "The Children's Bookshelf," can be freed with the consent of Heads Radio Group Afterldenhty MIx-Up coats, and then acceptinl cash for the Kansas State Teacbers as teachers opening Friday on the his campal,," for re-election Wed the nation that convicted them. DES MOINES (A» - Two rall- gifts himself. socIation and to dircct a children's SUI campus. Prot. Arthur M. Bllrnes of the road section hands, one of whom Tydings claimed that most of nesday ni,ht with a scathln, blast at Gov. Adlai Stevenson, Demo traveling book exhibit. During The six, ail students al the I SUI school of journalism, has been closely resembled an escapee from thOR who received freezers held University elementary school, will • NEW POLIO CASES craUc nominee for President. World War II, she was chairman named chairman 01 the Council the Anamosa men's reformatory, office by appointment, while Mc participate in an Interview session Four new poUo eaaes. all In ralr The Wisconsin senator struck of "Treasure Chests," a project to on Radio Journalism of the Assoc- were released from jail Wednes Keldln was an elected official. with Mrs. Ruth Gaeliardo, chair condJtlon, were .dmlUed to Vnl sharply at Gov. Stevenson lor provide children's books for the lation for Education In Journa,li~ m. day ~ght. McKeldin enclosed a check lor man of the reading and library verslt, hOllP/tals Wednesda,. AIIIo national organization ot journalism Acting on a tip from Ames pO_ what he caUed the latter's "all deprived youngsters 0' Europe. tile amount of the cash ftlfts in a Mrs. Rowland is a member of ~ervlce 01 the national congrcss of one poUo death reported, educa tors. lice, Polk county authoriUea Itop- out" support of Aller Hiss 'fho w.. letter to B, Herbert Brown, Balti the International council for ex parents and teachers. Ra,mond WbUehe.d, n, Wasll- Barnes, ~hO heads the SUI ra- ped a freight train near Ankeny more Republican who was chair was sentenced to prison tor per 11lI'toD. died We4ne84lay. There dlo journaltsm seQuence, was also Wednesday and seized Robert G. jury after he contended he was ceptional ch iJdren and Is a repre Tbe purpose of the interview is man of the testimonial dinner. &re now 43 a.eUve &nd 49 Inactive reelected to a three· year term on PoUer Jr., 32, Macon, Ga.. and not a Communist. sentative to the board of the Na to demonstrate techniques ot en AIIlO1&A& N.t IlneaJed tional Foundation tor Infantile couraging youngsters to seek out polio c.- In the hOllpltsl • SUI President Virgil M. Ran- th~ co~ncil by vote of the ?SSOC- Renry L. Samples, 38, of Kanaas. He did not reveal the amount, "Mr. Steve!llSon," McCarthy cher will celebrate his 56th blrth- iahon In Its annual convention In P tt I k..... dh like Paralysis. good literature. w York 0 er 00 cu enou. . but Tydlnp put the Ulure at said, "you went out of your way d_a_y_o_a_ t d y_. ______Ne .__ .______Frank Blacksher, 30, Gainesyille. to berate me." Mrs. GagIJardo's address, en $'7,000. titled "Promises to Keep," will be Mo., to be related. Blacksher and "You swore to your Almighty In his letter to Brown, McKel the first given at the two-day Roy Warren, 19, Ames, sawed God that Alger Hiss has a reputa F-89D Fi res Rockets din said: week-end meeting. Mrs. Rowland's their way out of the reformatory tion tor truthfulness-you say Mc "There was certalnly nothlnl in talk, "Hope Is Our Strength," Is last Thursday. Claude Engle, 24, this to j Ufy critIcism, although Carthy Is a Uar. scheduled to open the third gen W'orld News Briefs Milo. escaped with them but was it Is perhaps to much to expect " You swore under oath that eral session Saturday morning. captured in Anamosa Friday. that someone would not take ad Hiss has an outstandin, reputation A Condensation of Late Developments Potter's and Blacksher's des vantale of the oppOrtunity to far Integrity-you say McCarthy 8o,d WlU Speak criptions tallied nearly exact. make dema"ollc cllllital out of it." has no intelrity. Other major s:>eakers will be However, Potter had numerous MARSEILLES, FRANCE (JP) - A tremendous explosion followed tattoos on his body and Blacksher by sweeping fire Wednesday night destroyed an 011 plant near the hlls none. 3 Given 'Spare' Artery- tenter of th Is Medlterranea n port city. There was no doubt that Sam Police said they had recovered eight bodies and more deaths were ples wasn't Warren, who is an teared. apple-cheeked youth with a btttch First reports said the holocaust began when a ship loaded with haircut. benzine blew up, but this proved erroneous. The original blast oc Samples and PotIer expl/lined they bad been workln, in Chica New Heart Operations Performed curred In an oil extraction center where there were several reservoirs go and left there Tuesday oi,bt • CijICAGO (~A Burleon told of 8Olvents. for Cedar Rapids where they were Wedllelday of giving three hu , • • • to report for work with a railroad eninl of arteries has narro~ mammary artery. PARIS (.II',) - The North Atlantic Tntty Organization is opening section gane. mans ,. spare or third artery to these arteries. The blockage One man getting the spare had a meeting in Paris Dec. 15 to patch gaps in the West's curtlent de carry blood to their sick, damaged weakens the heart rnuscle by shut been havinl dozens of angina pain bearts. fense program and nail down a rearmament schedule for 1953. Moeller to Discuss tin, off blood supply. The weak attacks dally, tit the sU,htest ex • The permanent council of NATO, sitting here under Secretary Another man had the sick part eninl may be tempO,ary, or bad e.rUon. For three years now he's of hla beart - a pubin, bubble elots rnay kill quickly or leave the been able to walk a mile daily. General Lord Ismay, called for a full dress conference of foreign Newspaper's Rol. of muscle - cut out to stren(then heart severely damaged. Alter a coronary, the weakened ministers of the 14 member nations. The whole pace of the alliance's hi. heart. The spare artery Is possibly one heart muscle otten expands and defen,<;e effort will come up for review and readjustment. Prof Leslie G. Moeller, !ilrector new operations are ex way of (lvlng the heart extra pulse like a buble as the heart of the school of jouNaliam, .These • SUI periments in a search for ways to nourlshlnl blood and sldestePplni beats, Dr. Murray found. Blood • • will speak on "How Newspapers BERLIN (JP) - The Communist East zone people's police went a lave or help people stricken wiU, dan,er from new clots in the pressure falls because blood goes step farther Wednesday to segregate West Berlin from the sur Can Aid Education In Journalism" Into the bubble. The healthy part at the luncheon meetln" ot pub coronary heart attacks. hardened arteries. rounding SoViet zone by closing three frontier crossthis to all tral lisbers to be held Saturday, Sept. They were described to the In 1'01' the apare, Dr. Murray usec\ of the heart muscle hu to work harder and may fail. fie, West Berlin pOlice reported Wednesday night. 6. The meeting is part of the an ternational College of Surleoos by the Internal mammary artery run • • • nual fall meeting of the Iowa Daily Dr. D. W. Gordon Murray, asso nin" tbro~ the chest. near the In one man, the surgeon cut heart. He cut It, !yin, ofl the ahort out this bubble part, a piece 3 by WINO TIPS OF THIS AlB FOKCI! PIORTEK appear &0 be lD HUNSAN (JP) - Korean truce delegates lather at Panmunlom Press association in Des Moines. ciat professor of surgery, Univer 2% inches, and sewed the healthy fIama .. It 1_ • ba.rra&'e of 'ea.clly ...... ly Moaae" roeke~, on Thursday after another week's recess but their meetings hold scant Moeller will disc\IAS ways In sHy of Toronto, and medical di end. The 10n" end was Inserted rector of the caven research In into a tunnel inside the heart parts of the heart muscle together. a teat flia'hL Dtst.nleU.,e Z.'7S-lDeh roekela - exact Damber ke)tt hope for any crack in the tight prisoner exchange deadlock. which the daily newspaper pel: sonnel may aid In provldlnl ma • tltute. Toronto. muscle to deliver its blood there • Later thJ. man died., not of heart ~l for aeearll, reaaoaa - &re earriecI lD tile &ear .....ped "pods" The armistice session opens at 11 a.m. (8 p.m. w'ednesday, CST). terials for work In schools of Coronaries co~e when blood Other blood vesaieia took over the trouble but of a brain stroke from 011 each "'..... tAp, Blaek. neeclle-....ped roekela call be lleen beneath Sinee July 26, the Allied and Communiat truce teams have met only journalism, and In enc:oura~n. the clots block one of the two arteries job of Slupplyln" blood to the weakened and bardened brain ar the plane ahootlDc trom ~ ...... , ri&hL The plaDe b a Norih- GIIce a week. work of students in journalilm. nourtsbln, the heart Itself. Hard- chest area ODce aerved by the teries. rop F·UD. PAGE TWO _ THE DAILY IOWAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, 1952 This Might Run Into Money
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,1952------Published da.U1 e.xcept Sunday and re ..rted b, 9:SO •• m. Tile nail,. I • .".. by elre.IaY •• de,artmen&, 1n lbe rtar .f BY J. M. ROBERTS JR. .londo) and le,al hoUdal"s Student blame on the West. PubUcmtions, loc.• 126 Iowa Ave., Iowa 014 J •• malbm baUdlnr. nabaqae aDd DAILY IOWAN EDITORIAL STAFF Associated Press News Analyst e jlY. iowa .•ntend .. HC:Ond clau mall I.,.,. It..... _pen from ,. • . m. to Ua.m. There has never been much tier a t the poat.oU1ce at Iowa C.lty. aad fro .. 1 , .m. t. ~ . p .lD. oU,. Sat.,.· Edltor ...... William Clabby under the acl of CO~ of March 2, da, h ...... : .. ".111 . C. 1J Noon. ManaKInK Editor .. •. .• .. Joseph Meyer The Republicans have been try doubt that the administration 187t. New. Editor ..• . .. • •.. •. •• Pon Mapes ing hard to produce some ideas policy ol containment could bt M'EllmER OF THIi ASSOClArED PRESS Call 4191 'ro ... DOOD I ...11,,1.101 Asst. Newl EdJtor ...... ~ Jim FOlki' on variations of America's Euro only temporary, while force w~s The A ..oclated Pre.. Is enllUed ex to rep.,t new. Itemt. ..GmeD', p ...e CIty EdItor . •...... (leor,e Youn, Jteral, or anno.ncemeats t. The nally being built up to back the Alli!d clullY~IY \0 the \lie for republication Sports "EdItor ...... J.ck Bender pean policy that would give them of all the local newt printed in tht, lewa •••'Uorla. orncel are In the baso political position in the cold war. newspaper as well a. aU AP new. m'Dt .t B... Hall, DarU. fntran.te. SocIety EdItor ...... Mary Ponal a "New Look" before the voters, dl,pR~b ••. and President Truman says the The next step must be one 01 way they are dOing it is danger pressure. The timing and manner ..aIOlE. Subscription rat" - by carner in Iowa DAILY IOWAN B SINISS STAF .. AUDIT BUREAU City. 25 cent. weekI)' or $8 per year In Business J.'1ana,.u Leonard HJppc.hen ous to the country and its Allies. of the transition will involve el' 0" ANt. BWI. Mfr. Charles R. Goeldner cmCULATJONI advance; six months. $4.25; three So Car, the argument centers ceedingly grave considerations, monthl. fI.~. By mall in Iowa, $9 per ClalSWed Mana,er .. . .• Barbara Boyd D21S1 year; six month•• 15; three monUu. primarily around and cannot be solved properly in Call .... If "0 .....1 ••••1.. $3; All olher man subocrlpUon• • $10.00 the idea of John the heat of a political campaign. )011' Dally Iowan ~,. , a.m. Make,o.. per yeu: sIx months. $8.80; three DAILY IOWAN ClRCULATION STAFF lervice: a. ,he. •• aU ,,"Ie. err.... months. $3.25. elrculation ft.1anaa:er •. Robert Cronk F 0 s t e r Dulles ~------~ and others that the United Stares Season Unclerway - s h 0 u I d show greater de t e r Rent Controls min a t ion and take the initia tive in a cam To Be Ended Eas't Coast Oystermen Are Rushed paign 100king to war d eventual ROBERTS liberation of the In Des Moines GREENPORT, N. Y. - To the • European satellites. - DES' MOINES (JP)-Rcnts in Des American tiiTt farmer, the coming Dulles has alway thought the of autumn means a bit more tirst step was for the President Moines will be decontrolled as the leisure time, for one thing. How to make it clear to the Kremlin result of city council action Mon ever, to America's sea farmers that the U. S. will never make a day. the east coast fishermen-Septem settlement uniiI these nations are Ending a three-hour hearln" her ushers in his busiest season. free. The administration has the council voted 3 to 1 not to veered away from that, prefer continue controls beyond Sept. ~O . Sunday Is the opening day for Under federal law rent cellinls • the oyster-eating public. The habit ring to wait and see what the sit uation is when words can' be on residential properties end alter bas a nation-wide following. Ac backed by greater Allied strength, that date unless action to continue tually, oysters may be eaten at but Eisenhower said it in his them is taken by the local govern any time of the year. However, American Legion speech. ing body. they're hard to find on the market Dulles Makes ProPGsaI Certain critical defense areas during the hot summer months, Dullj!s has made several speech are exceptions but Des Moines has for a number of reasons. es on the subject. The gist of not been ruled to be one 01 them. From May to September, oysters his idea comprises three add1- Commercial properties have not spawn. Olten they are full of tiny tional steps. First, a propaganda been under control. eggs and not very palatable. Too, campaign to stir up the spirit 35,000 Under Cellinp conserving oysters during the of resistance in the satellites. spawning season protects the in Second, when active resistance John Beller, housing expediter duStry for the luture. movements have begun, to sup here estima ted there are from 30 ply them and provide liaison to 35 ,000 rental units now under Like Dirt Farmer through air drops. Third, con reDt ceilings in the city. Just as the dirt farmer cleans centrate the efforts of the under Councilman A. B. Chambers the weeds out of his corn field EMPTY SHELLS FROM OYSTERS just dragged aboard the coast grounds on conviJ1cing Russia made the motion aga inst further with a cultivator, the sea farmer boat are beinl' shoveled overboard providing hard surface for YOUD&, that she had swallowed mOre than controls after expressing the view must keep his oyster beds clean oysters 10 cllllK 10. In this manner, the sea farmer "replants" his she could chew, and force her to that "abuses on both sides of the and free of pests, or suffer a Hoi Rodders Have Possibilily get out. rent control dispute have been subsurfaee "fields." ruined crop. Elton Fay, Associated Press mil pretty much a draw. itary affairs reporter. has reported "I believe the feeling on tbe Number one enemy of the oyster All debris is cleared from the bot-I The teeth drag along the bot from the Pentagon that an armed ls the starfish, which attacks both tom. Old oys£er shells are next tom and gather up the oysters part of the American public is that Of Hilting 300 Miles Per Hour revolt within one or the satellites it wants to get rid of all controls." thl' egg and the grawlng oyster. scattered over the area. This shell much like a corn-picker in a dirt could pose the most dangerous Snails, too, prey upon oysters. covering is cailed "cultch," and fanner's field. problem of the entire cold war. One Opposes Called "drllls" by the oyster far- provides a hard surface for the Ready For en. kl The U. S. would have to decide Councilman Joseph J. Van Dre • mer, these sea animals puncture " .. UCDg whether and how to aid. ser and Mayor Allan W. Denny holes In the young oysters, insert baby oyster to cling to. Now the oyster Is ready for May Incite Event voted with Chambers. CouDeli their snouts and eat the meat. However, where do the baby either shucking or culling at an Many thou~h not all under Member Ruby A. Holton opposed. The sea farmer doesn't worry oysters come from? 1'-. 1emale oyster plant. Some of these plants ground leaders contend that arm Councilman Ray Mills W8!f aooent about droughts as his dirt farmer oyster laYI a mere 50 mlillon eggs handle as much as 1,500 bushels de intervention would be the only because he is ill of poliO. cousin does, but he shudders each a year. 'these eggs are so small of oysters an hour. real aid. And armed intervention Before voting, Miss Holton said I time it storms. Storms often rip .that a quart j~r. of them would Culling is a simple matter. Des- would mean, in all likelihood, she thought the council still need- I oyster beds apart, necessitating re- produce 10 million bushels of tined for the restaurant table as engagement with the occupying ed to face the questions of hous- t planting. Getttle rains, however, oysters. half-shell dclicacies, they are troops of Soviet Russia and the ing, poor environment and other are welcome, for the rain sends Ega's Grow in Shells merely washed and picked in bar- direct danger of world war. And tactors cited by some of the ten- I' verletable matter to the bottom, lis rels for shipment. should Russia want to start a war, b The eggs grow bivalved she ants who had asked retention of where tbe bivalves fatten on It. in 24 hours and start swimming The oyster gcts more attention Fay points out, she might very controls. Well Traveled about until they find a hard object when it is shucked. They must be well Incite such an event for the Spokesmen tor organized labor I to settle on. The young oysters, cracked open and the meat scraped vcry purpose, trying to put the asked extension of contro1s until The oyster is a well-traveled bi- into cans, later to be washed ami April 30 when they explre under va1 ve b e f ore h e reac h es your dl n- known as "spats," cement them- inspected before shipment. ncr table. Even before birth, a selves by the thousands to these A Hand Operation present federal' law, regardless 01 Underwater Acrobat· local action. home must be found for them. shells. Shucking silll is strictly a hand Leading the supporters 01 de Many oyster companies rent bay In six month the "spats" are operation, for even in this highly control were the Des Moines bottoms from municipalities which as large as your thumbnail, and mechanized age, no machine has by law own from one to three must be separated and replanted. yet been developed that will shuck Drowns As He Stages ' chamber of commerce, real estate miles out into the water. So the oyster farmer, like the dirt an oyster and remove its meat as board and home builders associa Then the job of preparing the farmer, transplants his "seed" to well as the human hand. Exhibition in Florida tion. home for the babY oyster begins. tbe growing ground. Oysters in the shell, properly re- Here they are left undisturbed frlgerated, have a life of about HAROLD POST of Orange, Caltf., built this streamliner in hopes of beating 250 miles an hour. WAKULLA SPRINGS, Fla. (JP) Protesting Pupils until they reach maturity, gen- three months. But when shucked, - Divers Tuesday recovered the New Trucking Law erally in three years. At this time, the meat can be quick-frozen and Bonneville Utah (CP) Hbt rods of one mile a; hour how fast he I to ram air under pressure into the body of Charles Scott Sta..nton, Line the oyster boats move out to the kept indefinitely. hit 300 miles' an hour? goes. cylinders. . Florida Stale univel'lity gymnast Cross State beds and huge dredges with steel Mr. Oyster is a delicious morsel, ., The Bonneville time trials are by Perhaps wlCrdest of the new cre- and underwaler acrobat, from be: Allows Iowa to Sign teeth are lowered over the side. thanks to Mr. Sea Farmer's know Foolish queshon? Hardly. ~ev- no means a sectional effort for a ation~ is a slender streamliner neath a ledJ{e 170 feet below the To Attend School eral or. these backyard creations . handful of eager beavers. They that looks like a flowing airfoil in how. Not only is the morsel de surface of Kakulla spl'ings. KITZMILLER, Md . (.II') _ More licious, it contains vitamins A, B have clipped otf better than 200. have become a national event, with motIon. Because a car at high 2~ Reciprocity Pacts GENERAL C, 0 and G, and also is rich in The speedy ones will try to go cars from all sections of the nation. speed may be lifted by the air and Stanton was drowned Monday than 100 Maryland pupils who iodine. even faster. There are those in As many as 300 may turn up for tumbled into wreckage, Chet Her- atter he had just finished an ex- burned the county superintendent DES MOINES (iP) - The state NOTICES In Connecticut alone, more than this racing fraternity who think the 1952 event. bert and Ed Johnson have devel- hibition of deep water diving and in effigy to protest the closing 01 of Iowa has signed new truck 70,000 acres of sea bottQm are in 300 miles an hour will be nudged, oped a car with neutral lift. Wind- sub-surface acrobatics for friends. their school began registering reciprocity agreements with 26 GENERAL NOTICES should be oyster cultivation, and oy!ter fish if not passed as they zip across the Homemade Car Favorite tunnel testing proved their design. They were watchlng through the Tuesday at a West Virginia high states in the last year, including deposited with the clty edJ10r of ing in the United States is second salt flats here in the Bonneville Favorite is a twin-engine home- It will be powered by a six-cy- crystal-clear water from a giass- school 2'1.0 miles across the Polo- all of the adjoining states. The Dally ':Iowan in the news only to the salmon industry . national spced trials. built car entered by Bill Kenz of linder opposed engine with water- bottom boat. mac River. .Commlssioner Pearl W. Mc room In East hall. Notices must The oyster is an animal, not a You've heard of Bonneville, Denver. Last year, it clipped off cooled cylinders and heads. The 25-year-ola navy veteran And they went, at the state's MUrry of the state department of be submlUed by 2 p.rn. the day fish. Unlike chicken, fish and ai largely through the successful el- 230. While Kenz is not altering the Races Have Values from McComb, Ill., frcquently en- expense, if not with the blessing public safety said Saturday ne precedin&, first publication; tlrey most every other food 'animal, forts of Ab Jenkins and other car basically, he is increasing the Whether 300 is reached this tertained visitors to the springs by of Maryland school of!icials. gotiations are underway with the wUl NOT be aooepted by phone, oysters are more easily digested speed merchants to set new rec- horsepower to pick up more miles year, these time trials have other diving through a hole in a ledg~ The state agreed to pay tuition, other states. and must be TYPED OR LEGI raw than cooked. History books ords with cars of various classes. an hour. important values. The)' help train more than 100 leet below the sur- books and transportation costs lor '''We anticipate no trouble in BLY WRITTEN and SIGNED tell us that Emperor Vitellius Now some unknown may come U ): Out in Orange, Calif., Harold hot-rodders in design and con- face. the local students to attend Elk gelting new agreements with the by • responsible penon. swallowed as many as a thousand with a new mark. Post and Doug Hartelt have con- struction, and furnish the armed He had just come up from stag- Ga~dens, W. Va .. high school as a other states," he commented. "The oysters at a single sitting. structed a 20-loot long streamliner forces with thousands of skilled ing his show Monday, grasped at temporary "compromise." Most Engines Fords stllies we are most interested in FULBRIGHT AWARDS FOR What's your chance of finding carrying a full-race engine. That mechanics and drivers. the edge of the boat, missed and It represented a partial victory have been signed up." the academic year 1953-54 in Eu- a pearl In a United States oyster? Three hundred sounds high, par- means the power plant is souped Too, they demonstrate year by plunged back onto the deep water. for the students and their parents, The new agreements were made rope, the Near East, Japan, Pak About two in a million, oyster far- ticularly for cars powered with up for maximum effort. The car is year that there is considerable un Spectators thought at first it was who have waged a two-year liibt necessary by changes in the Iowa istan, and the Union of South mers say. modified production engines, most built. around a light tubing chassis, tapped horsepower in production part of the act, and by the time against a school consolidation pro truck licensing laws enacted by Africa have been announced by of them Fords. In garages and wilh an aluminum shell. automotive engines. Upped speeds. life guards were summoned it was gram which would have forced the the Conference Board of Asso FORD SAILS TO EUROPE backyards the boys have been Both the front and rear treads prove that point. too late to save him. youngsters to attend a new school the 1951 legislature. The present elated Research Councils, Com- tinkering, and have come up :-vith have been narrowed to achieve the By no means unimportant, the law permits waiving the Iowa so- mlttee on International Exchange NEW YORK (JP)-Henry Ford II stanton was a junior at Florida near Oakland, the county sea~ ; several versions anyone of which smallest frontal area consistent boys come up with fuel mlxturcs State university. Previously he at- 17 ~ miles away. called compensation tax paid by of Persons, 2101 Constitution Ave. sailed Wednesday to inspect Ford may turn the trick. with safety at high speeds. of which the major gasoline com- truckel's whereas the previous law Motor Co. plants in Europe. He tended Western Illinois State "We just wouldn't have went to,. \ i t N. W., Washington 25, D.. Ap- Bearing in mind that possibil- Mldl'et Car Parts panies never thought. These mix- Teachers college at Macomb, Ill. Oakland," explained one boy did not. The com pens at on ax was plications may be obtained from told newsmen he hopes to re ity, the straightaway course has Another streamliner has come tures aid materially in Increasing FSU records listed his next of Tuesday In summing up the re paid by truckers who haul over the above address and must be organize and expand the opera been lengthened. Now each con,.. from the shop of Ira H8Isad and horsepower and performance. kin as his mother, Mrs. Mary Ann II action of his classmates and their regular routes with fixed terminI. mailed no later than October 11. tions of Ford's plant in Barce lona, Spain. It now produces only testant has a seven-mile run. dul'- Merrill Walton at S;lO Diego. These At the end of the road-what Stanton of Macomb. parents. One objective of the new act A Fulbright Agreement was ing the latter part of which he men utilized parts of a midget reward? Nothing, beyond a sun· was to pennit Iowa truc'kers to do signed with, Germany on July 18, a few trucks. Ford and his wife were among 1,440 passengers business in other states without it is possible that awards will be rushes through a measured mile. car, adapting them to a long tub- leaving aboard the British liner Electrical timin. g gimmicks quick- Iular frame. Their engine is equip- ~~~~i:~o~~et~:r~~!~t ::l~tb~~da~ed Selle'nlllSls I Slart Checillng buying licenses there. . offerd for th~ coming year. , 0 McMurry listed' a:s' the most im- ______Queen Elizabeth. ly reveal within a thousandth part ped with a pair of superchargers ~:;ea/s::~;i~~e~f :c!~e;:tnt~n;,:!~ portant new agreements those around the shop while tinkering on ' - I signed with Missouri, Nebraska, Des Moines Buses Wind Clips This Bomber's Wings South Dakota, Minnesota, Wiscon next year's entry. IResults of Polio EiperimenlS sin and Illinois. To Be Restored 2 Killed, 2 .Injured PITTSBURGH (JP) - A Univer ------~ In Car-Train Crash sity of Pittsburgh scientist said gamma globulin injec\ions wql!e Galva YouthH 3263 - the C.R.&I.C.Ry.Co. - for the schedule. Everyo.ne Gets in Act - And then, make it a habit to "go Crandic./I You'll Now Is The Time be glad you did! Long, McGhee Swim Bosporus ISTANBUL, Turkey (IP) - U. S. Ambassador George McGhee and the narrows of the Bosporus-thai U. S. Sen. Russell Long (D-La.) swift flowing strait Ihat separ C E DAR'· RAP IDS' 'A N D swam from Europe to Asia Thurs To Advertise You r Rooms ates Europe and Asia - along with day. Mrs. McGhee, two McGhee chil IOWA CITY RAILWAY ·. Four others, including a 10-year dren. Marcia, 12. and George, 10, old boy, swam the Bosporus strait and Mrs. Martba Hunt of Wash COMPANY with them between the Black and ington, D.C., McGhee's private Ma rmar3 Seas. secretary. McGhee and Long swam across Sen. Wayne Morse (R-Ore. sat on McGhee's !ront porch on the HENRY Asiar side of the Bosporus and cheered them on. Each of the swimmers wa accompanied by a boat on the more than hall-mile swim. Already the students cult beginning to arrive in It was the first swim across the BOSpOrus for the McGhees, who Iowa City. They are looking for places to live. have been talking about doing it all summer while vacationing here. Not many people swim the Bos Don't miss this chance to rent your room or porus because it has a swilt and treacherous current. Long got into the act because he and Morse apartment the quick, economical way. A thrifty, were McGhee house guests while on a tour of inspection of U.S. airfields. result-getting Daily Iowan want ad will C:ic; the Long finished ill'St in 27 Y.z min utes, with McGhee right behind trickl him. The swim started in Europe al the ancient llumeli fortress and ended in ASia near Ihe Mc Ghee front porch. • • Edward S. Rose-&ry. .. U Is best to bu, DRUGS and DaUG SUNDay ITEMS at a CALL 4191 Druc Slon! - the priee Is the • same, and you eel professional advice In adellUon - sometimes the quallt, and "a1ue Is better almolt loreot - Jd u flU :rour PRESCRIPTION. DRUG SHOP 109 S. Dubuque St. • P AGE FOUR - THE DAILY IOW,4N, THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, 1952 FRANK IS EARNESTI • • By Alan Maver Still Hopefut A's Rookie Yankees Businesslike I Durocher Inks Limits '~E~ ~~a~~,:a~! To · Scratch Hit, Wins 3-D ocher, miracle manager, of 1951, \ Hawks Start PHILADELPHIA (JP) - Rookie signed a contract Wednesday to Harry Byrd pitched a one-hitler An eager squad of Iowa football prospects began tall practices with pilot the New YOI'k Giants again boosted them to third place. way behind ace Gerry Staley to a as the Philadelphia A thletics shut 6-1 victory over the ChIc'&O two drills Wednesday and Head Coach Forest Evashevski made it 771E next year but was slill hopeful of Saul Rogovin scattereli seven out the New York Yankees. 3-0, Cubs. clear that he doesn't plan to waste time or motion in readying his Wiltf8LEOOI'I pulling another miracle this sea hits in winning his 12th victory Wednesday night nnd defeated Actually the Cards got only nille men for Big 10 competition. CHAMP son. against nine losses, their nemesis, Vic Raschi, for the hits to 12 [or the visiting ChIcq· The new coach and his staff released a schedule calculated to readr I !'> A Dis, "I'm very happy over the con Iirst time in over two years. oans, but the Redbirds were able the squad for top playas early as . . 6000 Bel tract," he beamed. "Mr. Stoneham A bloop hit by * * * to bunch them. Enos Siauibter possible. Morning drills will open ILyle Leinbaugh and Jack Hess, Horace Stoneham, club president southpa w swing Mats 9, Red Sox 2 and Peanuts Lowrey ,ot two at 9 a.m. and close at 11 ;30. In the halfbacks and Rice safetyman 10 13£ hilS been very genetous." er Irv Noren that -rI{E WASHINGTON (JP) -Washing apiece for the winners and Haoi Put afternoon the players will drill ~ Il But 2 ~... . dropped just in FIRST Leo insisted the Giants still had ton splurged for six runs in the Sauer did the same for ChIcaco. .~ from 2:30 to 5:30 e pon a chance to overhaul the league side the left fieio p.m. toach Evashevski said that all FoREIGNC'R second inning against Dizzy Trout Lowrey batted in three runs. but two of the 71 men he invited leading Brooklyn Dodgers despite line for a double Wednesday night and coasted to This schedule CYCLONES CRlMMAGE regarded as Mexico's best, 6-2. Not since 1902 has a rookie ·0 5-7, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. turned in such a showing. In that ······•··· ttJ1tttfl AMES (.IP) - The Iowa State t "ENDS There was a touch of excite year Adrian Joss of Cleveland se CYclones took a lengtby five-hour lODAY SATURDA 1;''' drill Wednesday and Head Coach ment early in a third-round pitched a one-hitter in his first Abe Stuber had his team going all women's match, Doris Hart of major league game. out in the two-a-day session. The Coral Gables, Fla., and Althea Normaily, he never would have first scrimmage of the fall prac Gibson, New York Negro girl. had a chance to be a starling tice is schedule for today. The of Catching the No. 2 seeded star pitcher this quickly. But double fense will run against a six and somewhat off her game, Althea headers have piled up on the seven-man line with no defensive scored a service break in the Senators, and Manager Bucky i backs. eighth game to grab a 5-3 lead Harris didn't have the luxury of 2101 with !ler own deal coming up. being choosey. 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