The Weather Composition Meet Scattered showers and t/lIInd.,"t'. storms spreading southeastward :' Being Held 'Here aero the state today and tonight. Warmer except extreme north­ Some 50 teachers from eight - OWO n w today. Hi ghs 72-82 north, 82-92 states are attending a SUIlUller e: ml south. WarTTlec southeast tonight: Sm>Ing TIa. Stat. Unioerritv of l~ II1Ill the Peopu of 10tDlJ CUV Workshop for High School and Col. lege Teachers oC Composition at SUI. Established In 1868 Auociatecl Preu Leased Wire ADd Wirephoto - Herald Tribune News Service Features Saturday, J une 11, 1960, Iowa City, Iowa Main Cocus for the two-Week workshop, which will close June 24 is on preparing high school stu: • dents Cor college composition. In addition to attending lectures and taking part in group discussions the teachers are observing an sol communication skills class. In . ' I ,Ike Arrives Formos.a DIrecting the program are Rich. ard Braddock lind Carl A. Dall! inger, both oC the SUI CommUl1i: cation Skills Department.

, Amid Comf mu rlist Shelling R I Annual War "Aftermath" Today: ._ ·Russ, Chinese Friendship Pledged o Brings Down Conspiracy NBC To Produce, To Nationalists TAIPEI (A P ) - Pr id a t E is nhow r pledged America's Gas Prices SUlowan's Play Hinted By Ike ". teadfa t , olidarity" with t tionalist Chin. aturd , y hour lb. Ifter Red Chin ese guns hurled a r <.'Ord·br king, death-dealing • Good news for destitute SUI car· President Thinks owners - and Cor those who are "Aftermath oC a Conviction," a conviction on a family and neigh. homb.lrdm<'llt o n the a tional i t isl, nd of Q Ul'moy. still somewhat solvent. borhood. The serie on which it will Riots Instigated Eisenhower , a rriving for a 2 1·hour good-\ ill vi it, aid Ea t· Iowa Ci ty's annual gas war is ploy by a n SUI graduate student , appear is the only live weekly tele· To Block Welcome We t tl'n\ion d mand " ill re. sed igi l, n and clo r coopcrn­ raging once again. will appear on KWWL·NBC tele­ vision series now left in New York. tion in the fa('(' of lhrl'ats impo cd by mm un ist imperlal i Ill," • • lb, 49~ Fifty to 90 per cent oC the town' S vision today at noon . Richard on has also had two E N ROUTE WfTll EISENlIOW· Corn Monument service stations lowered their gas Howard Richard on. G, New o[hl'r plays on Broadway and at ER t.4'I - Presld nt Eisenhower is The hin ' mmlln i ts poured n ,rly 86,000 round. on the prices by about a third Friday. York City, is now working on his the prescnt lime has one under op· known to believe lhat Red China Qucmoy compl 11 Friday night Most dealers of major brands Ph.D ia speech and dramatics. tion for fall . "Design for Stain. and th Sovlet "\Jnion ar split on while Eisenhower Ir velcd h re oC gas were selling regular ror He received his A.B. and M.A. Ilt glass Wind ow" starred Charlton basic (rate/lY but thaI both d~· aboarbe. He ceived $5. . riod next Monday afternoon to do o( thc Far Ea tern situation cen· both at the Capitol and in the on how to deal with the We t. Taipei tim. Is 14 hours ahead " I bring you th person I as· 14-oz. will rest upon the circul ar merid· Twelve entries were received so. tering on the political crisis in adminislration, did not want to· be Eisenhower feels such diHer· of Ea... rn Standard. Buranc oC America' dfa t ian enclosing the 14-foot globe. this year, Johannsen said. The con· Police will be registering bi­ J B1lan . in the po i lion of rushing this ences are all to the &tood but not solidarity wilh you and your gov· a major split of the kind that the Bottles On the gle's equator will be test was open to the SUI Caculty cycles between 1 Bnd 3 p.m . at Of[ic ials reportedly dccided to counlry's &»proval or the pnct In ernm nt in th d (en oC the c W t could exploit lo dividc thl' the wordS "Leadership," "Citizen· and students, and. all reside nl ~. of College Hill park. The registration alloid any word or action whit'h advance of Japanese government idenl nd in th pl . ult 01 our Communist world at this time. ship," "Schola rship," and "Serv· Iowa City. and licenSing fe e is 50 cents. might possibly complicate Pr ­ action. Hikers Reach common aspiration.:' EI nhow r He also holds th so vi ws: I mier Nobusuke Kishi's truggle to ald. The Stale D partment reaction ] . Despite the fact the Tok¥o remain in ofCice, in defiance 01 to Red China's shelJing of the The Communi ta be an sll llln/l c visit was washed out by what lhe East Coast; Quemoy, about 100 milcs west or Guest of SUI Prof- riotous e[forts to oust him , until Chi nese Nationalist island or Que­ President has termed proCessional the new U. S.·Japanese security moy was given by press ~cer Formo , 13 hours be Core Elsen· 1 I - Communist agltalion, there are treaty can be ratified. Joseph Reap at a new conCer· hower was du to arrive. At that benefits to be gained from person· Claim Record time h wa taming tow rd U. S. Senate IcS1 pay seCtion. amounts to about 5 per cent on an munists presumably would then ¥thin It'•• IMautlfui a""""" clay. W.'", IncnMd I", .ctlvltl...... aort. EIPIC!.tly when the average, and should raiae' airline Stri", Burlington, Capl"', B.", mounted offensives to trim the bill He said this would save hall a lose no Ume blaming Eisenhower I .. think thlt tho .. two h • .,. the rleht ..... clouds filially ..eel up and the _ tame .... revenues by about ... millioo to'l, Klrkweocl Avenu., 11141 Linn In ODe way or another. Repeatecl1y, billion dollars. Cburch's proposal personalJy for the revival of bostW· frklay, annually. ties In the area.• It,...1 t. H!thwIY ., the), were beaten back, was relected 58-22. _ _ _ ... . . \ . I More U.S~~CanQClian Unity \ Wl.el'll .WII ,You .WONkip I SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1960 Willi01Ti AOIlDAII AOBIM CON'GaEGATIOJf VET~.ANII BOIIPn.u. c.u... n. DtJu, IOWGII g torlIten and "'lted by .....,." and .. gooemsd by II board uf ~v, "ud"., ".",ee'• ..." .. ", ... I.W ...... I" ".rablp I a.m • By Accepting Special Traits Rabbi 8aoker • ' .m. Comma.I•• - I'!tat ....., 1M IIt.ItUnI body lind four ftJCUby ",""," IIppo«nIed by 'h' pruidem uf th, Unlvltrlfy. Thl Daily I"."..·. Ted's I rrYa, R... I •• , 8 p.m. . . . W4toriIJI policy, fh"efor .. g not /Jft a'preulon uf SUI GdmlnlltrGtion policy or opinion. In tmg ~. "I&eraal.... lib Hillel B .... r&11I: MBTRODJIlT ClBAP.L By HARRY BAEHR Unitde States; to the north, bleak duced some serious strains over lab_alii Worablp, Sal.r"" ..... Mu sealln•• nd .r. An.,. CLEVELAND IA'I - The SOOth \I forests and tundras. Tb. Rev. Jam .. W. B ...... P ..... Heral. Trlb.. e N .... 8 ...lc. such matters as conscription, . . . home run of Ted WiJliams' career T Not until 1867 did four jealous AB8EMlIL% OJ' OOD lO a.m. hob, Scbo.1 contributed enormously to Can­ . 32 8. Cllnlon 81. 11 a.m. M.rnln, W.roblp NEW YORK - Even today, if provinces combine into a con­ The Rev. A. R. M ,e.. , p ••lor HLUc'. Cont.e"''' powered ,the Boston Red Sox to a U one comes to the walls of old Que­ federation, and only in 1949 did ada's sense of nationhood. They .....In' W.nblp. 11 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Sunday Ev.nlnr S ...lo. 3-1 victory over the Cleveland In- IT 1 •••,.UII1: Sen\o.: 1 ,.... • , . . bec as the year is dying in a Newfoundland become the tenth brought closer ties, too,' with the FallNDS dians Friday night. pI storm of wind and snow, imagina­ province. There were marked dif­ BITBANY BAPTISr OBUaCTB H.rnl Tuclter. CI.~ United States, and greatly en­ BBl. " Flltb An., Iowa Olt, Pb.ne '-~8Ot The splended splinter lined a Vi tion will recreate lhe circum­ ferences of economic and cultural Ilnlll.d H.ralD, Worthlp 8.,.1•• ' :11 r.ren.e Room, Ba" hanced American respect for C.. 14_" third-inning slider over ~he left :DEMocRATIC stances in which a great dream interest within Canada. Nova their friends across the border. • •ID. Iowa Mem.rlal Unl•• died. For in just such a storm on Ennln, Go. p.1 S.rvl•• , 1:80 , .... 1:'8 •. m.. ~ee&1n1 ~.r wall~l. center field fence QfC rookie rdght- i! Scotia traditionally looked toward That respect may not always 11 '.m. lte,.I.r Cburch Worlbl, S,"I•• CO~YENnON the last day of 1775, Richard New England, while British OommuolOD on nul SunO., •• ner, GRACI UN1TI!D hamler Wynn Ha.wkins to score i! Montgomery was kilJed and his be wisely expressed. Americans ••alh. , 108S10NARY ORUBC• WiIlJe Tasby who had singled. It J Columbia, especially Victoria and Canadians have intermar· • 111M M •• eall •• An . --- little force of American rebels (which still has a newspaper ..TBIL ArlUOAN mrBODlft JP. ••• lta1mond O. 8abm.l, Pa... , was beaten back from the bar­ ried, traveled across Uleir re­ CBUR.CB Blbl. Slod, 01 ..... f.r all .,e .. l :tI .... JULY .l1 called "The Colonist") looked spective frontiers with great '11 8. Goyerner st. 8ervlce 11:" a.m. Yanks Ham It Up riers of the Lower Town. The across the whole width of a con­ Tile an. Fre. L. P •••" P ...., Bev. K. L. lI.ker, 0 .... brightest chance that one flag freedom Cor work and play, and It '.IIl. IIDD"" Sollool 1 p.lD. Chlr Ptacllc. II tinent and an ocean to Old Eng­ intermingled generally to an ex­ • • • 7:30 p.m. Ennlnr S.nlc. I'n Win Over Sox might fly, some day, from the land. Friction on numerous levels, OBallrlAN a!FO_!D CBVaO. ':iIe p.m., W.dne.Ga, Pr."r ...... Ii Rio Grande to the Pole went tent which is probably unequalled Conference Boom Ne. 1 .lad, CHICAGO (A't - Art Ditmar and between Quebec - French and anywhere in the world. Their I ...a Mem.rlal 11.1•• Cletus Boyer pitched and batted e down with the gallant Mont· Catholic - and the predomin­ Pb ..e 203' BILL1!!L rOUN'DAno" squabbles are, uniquely, family ..... )[..... 111 L. Dan.. the fired-up New York Yankees 11 gomery_ antly British and Protestant pro· liZ EaRl Markel SI. squabbles and thus hard to view lervl.... l 10 ...... ad 1 P." I'rI4., 1:se \I.m. S.bb.lh Se"ieM to a 4-2 victory over the Chicago 0 It has been hard for Americans vinces was constant. · . . . White Sox Friday night before a to accept that fact. The dream objectively. ( 'IBI OHu..pitcher, following MOSCOW - Imaglne most oC As for Dick's troubles in get­ noise, no one really questioned ·FIRST CBURCH. TboR.v. Ed ..ard W. Nu.II, "".r Food in the student cafeteria arms; lhe English were of the OJr CIIRlST, SOIENTUr IIanda, lIlII.... 8:80 ,.111 .....III~ .. -.. Camilo Pascual and John Kralick. sleel workers to return to work. Mr. McDonald s right to ride 11 ,4$ Columbia University, its faculty is pretty bad, Dick said. He got ting a good laboratory, he ex· same stock as the rebellious 1~ E. ColI.,e 8l_ a.m. Wa.hlngton . . •. .. 000 200 1101- 3 7 0 Certainly, enough time should herd over the steelworkers. O.Uy liNtel, 7 1:31 •••• and student body living quarters, ill after his first meal, has never plained first thal "mine was the colonists to the south, and shared I :U a.m. Sanda, 8chool a.•. , Konsas Clly . . . .000 100 000- 1 8 2 have passed by now to dust the What was at issue, however, 11 • . m. LUJon Sermo.: · . . Pascual. KraJlek (31, Fischer (4 , most classrooms and some Labor­ worst case among the American THB IlNlTED CRUBC8 been back. The couple either many of their grievances. It took memory of thOse events, making " ls the Universe, Inciu.dln, "Ian, .nd Naragon: Herbert. Lnr. en (1) and atories, all jammed into an or­ cooked in their room or ate in exchange students." But his ex­ a strong infusion of exiled loyal­ was whether the union leaders Evolved by Atomic Force?" J8t1 Lower Museatlne .... ChilI. W - Fischer 12-21 . L - Herbert obhem fit Cor historical burial. could again expect to reassert W.d .. 8 p.m. T ..I ....oD,. lIleellol II . Ear.no W.I .. I, P ...., \2-6). nate Empire State Building. faculty dining rooms where prices periences are worth recounting ists after the Revolution to Sanaa,. S.hocl, 0:43 •.m. Home run - Washlnglon, Dobek (3) . But the ghost elf .that strike still and reaffirm their power through · . . Moroln, Worsblp, 8:43 and 11 .... That's Moscow University. are too steep ,for Russian stu­ so future students may know the change the mixture and to give rmer ENGLlSB LUTBERAN DBUaoa , w,ill~ the lan9 .. winning "concessions from in· Dubuqu. anti Markel sto. , p.m. Bvooh" Wor.hlp . IU "I}.oom~ ~'l-to-th e.:r ight" an dents. TtJeir meals were usually hazards . ClInada its first push towards Rev. Be, "'.,a1e, P ..let II • I • • dustry." 1N1T1" I1'ISCOPAl. CBIlJICII American exclTange student and laced with supplementary vitamin His speciality is steroid chem­ self-conscious nationhood. The US-day steel sti'tke means 8, 9. II A.m. Servlces Alley Sets NCAA his wife lived last year. That "to­ far more today than a deep well When they walked away from 9, 1.1. a.m Nuncry UO B, ColI.,o 8 •• pills. istry which involves sub tIe Even then, after Canadians, of ~ a.m. Sunda y School Th. R." .... d J . B. I.rdlne, aeat.. the-right" is an important dis­ in a production graph because the bargaining table in January. G p.m. Summer Dlseusslon a ••. ""b.r' L. Walt .., Obaplal. Mark in Javelin Foreign students are not all changes in the physical form of French and British blood, had 8 a.m. Oely Communion the economy's forward momen­ "IUstory In Chrl tlan Perspective" BERKELEY, Calif. (A't - De­ tinction because Room 534 is par­ treated alike, Dick said. Those a molecule under different con· joined with British troops to drive contract in hand, the unions · . 9: 1:'J a .m Family Servlct-NMncry . II a.m. ~orDlnr. Pn), er titioned down the middle. An­ from the AfrO-Asian countries ditions. Hormones which control back American incursions during tum has yet to recover Crom the tbougbt they had licked 'em and "RST PRESBYTEItIAN' CBUaOH ending champion Bill Alley of other student and his wife lived walkout. Z6 E. Markel SI. ~ansas that are uncommitted, and par­ body processes are steroids, and the war of 1812, Canada's unity could do it again. Dr. P. 1I .... I.on PolI.cll, MID ....' ST. MII.BY'S CIJVaCB opened the NCAA Track "to-t.he-Ieft. " ticularly Arabs whose nations the many act by undergoing changes and sense of a common destiny Inventories which were built For their part, ,the steel execu­ rbe Re•• Jerome J. Uk ... J.U.raoa .nd Lin S... and Field Championship Friday For Richard Bozak, a twenty­ UnlveraU,. Past.r M.n I,nor C. II. MolDb.r" P ..... Soviet Union are wooing, seem in their configuration. was slow to develop. A long, thin up ,before the strike began-and tives, 10 their heart of hearts, ':lIO and 11 a.m_ Cburcb 8.1l001 landa, M.a e., 6 a.m., 7:St a .... I .... with a meet record javelin throw five-year-old Ph.D. in organic to get better rooms and easier "I wanted to do post-doctorate string of diverse communities - again after it ende~lasted far thought that prices could he 8:80 .nd 11 a.lD. I\(orolo, W ...IlJ, JO:15 a.m .. 11 :30 a.m. of 264 feet 2 inches. chemistry Ted Williams' career Ted this season and put him in tops the all·time list with 714. for a souvenir. Junior Tennis Tournament for the No. 1 seeded Chuck Darley or ble . rauss and Darley will team to today's fmala i.o !.be a.m. Mo,-nln . W Oflbl, second straight year here Frlday Iowa City won his mifinal match up in the champion hip gam e girls' 15-and-under singles. fLUe'. Cont.ed" pOwered Ithe Boston Red Sox to a the company or Babe RuUI. Jim- Earlier this year. Williams mov· Frank Sullivan (3-&) limited tbe p.m. Sund~y Eventnr 8erwte. ed into the NO.4 spot in the rank­ by defeating Carolyn N lson and S-l victory over the Clevel and In· my Foxx and Mel Ott as the only ings when he surpassed Lou Geh- Indians to only {otlr hits in gaining · FRI EN.D ! . Judy Ax.land ol Davenport 1241. M.r•• t T u ok. er. Ct.... dians Friday night. pl ayers in major league history rig's lifetime total or 493. Bo ton its first victory over Cleve­ Miss Mo er and M.iss Baker won Pb. ne 8-211110 The splended splinter lined a with a career total of 500 or more. The crowd of 9.765 fans who land in seven games this season. the match after being down 8-4 . Cu r • • enee B •• m. E... LeU, ' Iowa Memerla' lIDI •• th ird-i nn ing slider over vile left Immediately ahead of Williams turned out in a misty rain gave Boston ...... 01% 000 000- 3 10 1 Miss Moser and Ii Baker also t • •m . MeetlQ, f.r "ollili. center [i eld fe nce wf rookie right- in the all-time home run standings Williams a wild ovation as he cir- CI:~~~~uv';';" and I~::n~a~k~nl~ will play today ror the girls' 18- AIR CONDITIONER SALE ·GRACI! .U NlT!! D. hander Wynn Hawkins to score is Mel Ott with 511. In second c1ed the bases. An usher behind K1lpplteln (71. Locke 191 and Romano. and-under singles championship. JlJ8810NA&:r OBUaOa J3M MUle.tlne AYe. Willie Tasby who had singled. It place in the horner standings is the fence caught the home run wH:,;,:ll~~a:;'.~,; . 'w~~:~lru(~r'· Other final round matches will a .y. R a,.mond O. Bab_el, P ....r ----.----r------=---____--=::::.:...:.:::::..-===:....::.::.:.:::.:.::::.....:.:~ also be played today. beginnIng at NEW DELUXE 1958 ONE HORSEPOWER . I. Sla .y . 1..... ror .11 ..... I,U .... Kline. cDanlel 181. DullbB (12). rvice l O:ilG •. m. Yanks Ham It Up Cubs 6, Reds 4 Braves 3, Cardinals 2 Brid,es 1121 and Smith. sawa\!!lc.l 1131; 9 a.m, on the SUI court outb of ev. K . L . Oa tr e r, Oall.a Brunet. Buhl III 1 and CrandaU. W - (,f) - (,f) - the fieldhouse. . ID. Obolr r holl• • alb CINOINNATI Bob Will 's MILWAUKEE AI Spangler, Buhl 16-3/. L - Dullba (4-31 . CARRIER WINDOW AIR CONDITIONERS p.m. EYenln. S• •• I• • home run and 10 other assorted a reserve outrielder used mainly Rome rum - Sl. Louis. Whlte (a). In about the closest thing to p ..... W. d. ... . ,. .. Bale In win Over Sox Milwaukee. Adcoek (8). ra, ..... CHICAGO (.f! _ Art Ditmar and hits powered Chicago's Cubs to a for defensive measures. cracked a an upset there was Friday. John lad,. Wilmeth of Iowa City and Richie • 38% Wow National List Pri,e · . . Cletus Boyer pitched and batted ().4 victory over the Cincinnati long triple and romped home on Orioles 3, Tigers 1 HILLEL POUNDATIOlf the Iired-up New York Yankees Reds Friday night. F Iix Mantilla's single Friday Friedman of Des Moine downed UlI Eo" M ••ko ' SI. Ballimore ...... 000 000 300- 3 8 1 this spring's state high cbooL • OFFER LIMITED TO UN ITS IN OUR STOCK "lit p ...... Sobb.l" 8."..... to a 4-2 victory over the Chicago Chicago ...... 300 030 000- 6 11 0 night to boost the Milwaukee .. A,. Cincinnati ...... 210 010 000- 4 7 3 Detrolt . , ...000 010 000- I 4 I doubles champions - Dick Riley · . . Whi te Sox Friday night before a Drabow.ky. Anderson 121. Elslon (5) Braves to a 3·2. 12·inning triumph Walker. Jones 11) and Courtney; ,J' I! UOVAH'8 WlTNEB... Lory. Semproch 171. Mol'Itan '" and and Marc Mears of Keokuk-3-2. r '1%0 H BI. crowd of 43.320. ~~Xh~le~(Jt , ~~ga~o~~ : ~e~~= over the St. Louis Cardinals. Berberet. W- W.lker 12-4J. L-Lary . m . Pu bll. Add .... 6-4 in the boys' !B-and·under Boyer slugged a two-run homer (4-31. L-Newcombe 13~1. SI. Louls .... 000 100 001 000- 2 G 0 17-51 . n; I).nl. Watchtower SaDd y IILlyln, 1Iome run-Baltimore. Stephens (31. doubles. ow ror .. New World" orr starter Billy P ierce in the sec- _H_om_e_r_un_-_C_h_l_ca_g_Q,_W_llI_(4_1_. ___M__ lI_w_au_k_ee_ .. . \00 100 000 001- 3 9 0 LAREW CO. ~••day, g p.m .. Blbl. lady Wilmeth and Friedman advanc­ hy. 1,30 p.m·. Thoo ..o ll. Mlnl.I., ond inn ing. doubled in the seventh ed to the final round oppo ite Dave chool and came home on a looping single 227 E. Washington 9681 ,.111. ~e rv ICl . ?ledJD' Soucha k Leads Strauss or lowa City and Denny by Ditmar. Ellertson or Cedar Rapids. MENNONITE OIlU&OSI Boyer's horner touc hed off a 614 Olor" 81. suprising sparkler display in the At Open Midpoint e R ... Wllb u. No.bU,.II ...... rs •. m. Sunda7 SehG ol Yankee dugout. Ma nager Casey o .nd 10: 15 a.m, Mo.nln. " .....1' Stengel and several of his hands With Record 135 p.m., Evenlne Sen'ice p.m., Taesda" Mid-week Hr.'" shouted and danced and waved DENVER (R'! - Mike Souchak · . . the sparklers over their heads, AMERI OAN LEAGUE NATIO NAL LEAGUE fJORGANlZfJD CHURCH 0 ,. Jr:IJ UI W. L. Pd. G,B. W. L. 1'<1, o.n. toured the heat-seared Cherry UJI.lST OF 1.ATTE& DAY II AINTI The scene had the crowd roar­ Baltimore ...... 35 24 .593 x-Pittsburgh .. 35 2.0 .636 HiBs Country Club course in 67 A'Ve. x-san Francisco 32 25 .561 4 IZJ Alelrole in g and was in retaliation to the New York .. , ... 30 22 ,577 I .... strokes Friday and increased his J. D. And.reon. MiniM' White Sox scoreboard which lights Cleveland '" 29 23 .558 2'1. Milwaukee ...... 28 22 .560 4.,. , .... h Sob.ol. 9,80 . ,"'. Chicago . "".,. 30 ~G .536 31'0 St. Lollis .. .. 28 28 .~OO 7'h lead to live strokes at the halfway x-Los Angeles . . 25 29 ,463 917 rala, Worlhl" 10:8t a .lIl. up and shoots fi reworks every Oclroll .... . " .. ,28 25 .528 4 point in the National Open Golf . . time a Sox: player hits a bome Washington ... .. 23 3D .434 9 Clnclnnali ... ,26 31 .456 10 · .451 SHAKON EVAN'GELIOAL Kansas ClIy ... 23 33 .41 I lO Y.. Chicago ...... 23 28 10 Tournament with a record-break­ 14 17 Advertising Rates R,:.:oo;.::,;,m;.;..;;...;.F..;".;..r..;R.:.:e;.;.n;.;.I _____.;..;10 Apartments For Rent 12 Mobil. Hom. For UN ITED BBETHE&N CBU&OSI run. Boston ...... 19 34 ,358 13 x-Philadelphia .. 20 34 ,370 ing 135. sal. Kalona Wben Mickey Mantle slugged FRID AY'S RESULTS x-playing nlltl1t l1ame, a .... B ..... d II. M ••t,...... RES Still out on the course when the ODe Da1 ,...... If • Word ROOM {or men. 115 N C1lnton Dill THlIEE-room !WIrtly fUrnl helldlUoned . Aval .. ble Ju". 14th. new. Prloed to tel .L "'- ..... ligbted in the dugout but the bull­ Pittsburgh at t,os Angeles (night) Angeles. second to Souchak's 68 8'1. ANDaE" PREIIBYTEIUAJI TOOAY'S PITCIiEltS SINGLE room for man. cau 7:102 at"'r VUIlUa Curnl-""lLd In lionel ban4a .... . (are Friday, tbe new league in the suit mcd in enkane.. Landlady employed durln, lor men. 81' College. 6_11 trip or durIN u.ckn-. I day or IT. TBOMAS MOaE CBAP.L gle and a homer Friday night. en­ the 18th. Phone 4191 Experlcru:e. 'OS N. RI".nlh The American Football league Federal District Court. tho day, Call 8-1858 after 5 p.m or ..vera!. re1-.. 11'72. Moo,l,Dor J. D. Conwa.,., P . ..., abling the Washington Senators to The field will be cut to the low Saturday or SlInday. 7-a FURNlSHED .partment Couple. I7UIO. ..II ,nda), M...... 5:45. 8. t. II. 11 ," •.• . defeat tbe Kansas City Ath letics riled a 10·million·dollar antitrust Named as defendants. along with 50 corers and ties for two rounds m5. '-I Id 0 p,m. Th. 10 o.m. mo •• Ie • all' COOL ROOM {or man .tudent. AvoU- Wh f E I 50 3·1 bebind the sturdy rellef pitch­ suit against the National Football the NFL. were its 13 members, Saturday. MlScellaneoul For Sol. 2 obi. (or tho Summer S-Ion. Show- II'VRNISIJED olr..,.,ndll"'ncd. dudlo ..:..;.;;.;,e;;,';,.;..;.;. .;:;O..,;:;.;O;.;... ______.;;.;; u ,.n, br the (onlneaU... ______e... olf-ftreet parkin,. 810 E, Churtl> . .partment, DIAl 1-:!G8l anCl after • - 111 - B:30. 7 .Dd 7:80 . .... in g of Bill Fischer. League, Citing a long list o( allegedly Ben Hogan paid no attention to ewm.n Club o.Uvlll... Incladlo. illegal acts on lhe part of the NFL O-zO p.m.. 11471, '-2 TURKEY IIANDWICHES and ROME- o .,m. c.rr•• nou •• nd Sun ••, nlr kl Fischer picked up the victory. The AFL. which is scheduled to the searing 95-degree heal and BOAT, moto.. tr lI"r. baby IImllcr. MADE pi to 10. M.plecrelt SaDd· uppers are l u.pended 'or 0.. n­ evening his record at 2-2. after begin play next fall. accused thc and its members. the AFL com­ ".r bed, 8 " 0 oval WI. Dl nl ROOMS for renl. Men. Dial 6_1218. 7-11 J'URNISUl!D 0, unfurn11ne4 .parl. wlch hop. If",y. 218 South. Acro .. fashioned a 4·under.par 67 to go 8.1328. 6-28 -- --- men\.l. ~. I-at [rom the Airport. Phone "In,. 1.1A .1nder of the Jtme~ter. hol ding the A's to four hits and no firmly e tablished NFL or con· plaint said these were intend cd to with his first round 75. SUMMER roolllJ lor boy.. Cookln. preserve the NFL monopoly and prlvllege •. a.a,on.ble. 5168. 11-%1 MAK your next move wltll nowk- ST. WENCESLAUS ODV&OSI runs in 5 2·3 innings, He was the BED S, davenports. chal .., dl .hes. loY. Help Wanted. Me nWom. n 58 l:. Tran fe' - the earefUl mov~ro. 6]8 Dnoopo.l St. excludc the AFL as a competitor. - DOORS OPEN 1:15- rooking ulcn.II., TV teU, drawln, OOlfBLE room. Male .ludenU, Summer a·~70'7 (or Pl'Ompl couneoua Th" Rev. E,hv.rd W. Ne ••", P ...., tilird Washington pitcher. following cau Ie • alarm clock •. radlol. {ona. Hock- ....Ion , W.U .ent .. ain,le. 8682. 8-21 att~nUon .nytlme. 8-24 nday tassel, 8:30 ••..-, ...... I t ...... The complaint charged, among 8-30 STUDENT or .Iud~nt wile .. Toom Carnilo Pascual and John Kralick. Eye .Loan. DI .I 453$, "'.rk Mlnlmwn 3. maximum , 1:45 • .m. Washlnlton . ... 000 200 001- 3 7 0 other things, that the defendants SUMMER room. for men. Cookln, ATTRACTIVE 4 room unfu.rn.labed y ....u, '7 ..... ?~ & ••• mt1tfflfrI) woe... commenClnllr Jun, 20. ConJact Kans.. City., ., .. 000 100 000- 1 II 2 :-______~---6--2-1 privllrce Dial 8-1707, a-18 aperlment. Phone "75. '·21 P. E. ~Uman. Burkley Hotel. 1-11 · . . Pascua.. KraUck (3). Fischer (41 threatened prospective players and THIl UNITED CHVltCW .nd Naragon ; Herbert, Larsen 17) and coaches with blacklisting if they end chelt Ireexer. RC>OMS-';--male lIudents. Summer. FURNl fED 'nd untumlalled .""rI- J801 Lower Mu eaUne &4. Chltl. W - Fischer (2-21. L - Herbert 7-11 Retrllerllor av.llable. 8-1707. 6_18 menlo. PrivIII 111111 and lIra,•• ClolO Help Wante d, M.n 60 E. Eocene Weisel. Pu'o' t2-6). became associatcd with members ------"-----,-- In. ~I~I 11$64. 1I-!5 nby S.b.ol. 9:40 '.ID. Home run - Washlngton, Dobek (31. '-2 NICE room. 8-lIIIla. W7 SEVl!RAL mm to ,..ork for room duro .ralOI WOl"lltJp, 1:4C5 a •• U ..... of the AFL. ______MODERN thr .. room fumllhecl .part- In, oummer If". 1-• .lD. Evealn.e W9rlhlp. . , ~eAR with c~ ... "5, ~II:I . 8-21 PLEASANT qUIet room-. Summer or ment In dupl x. VUIlU.. Included. nnnTY EPISCOPAl. cat71lClll Alley Sets NCAA $475 .00. BaullCh and Lomb Binocular toU. ONduate men. 0 ..1 11537 even- $100.00. PhOne U41. 11-11 Bu.lness 0 pportunitle. 62 S~O E. c.n ••• 8 1. Microscope. A-l condition. Move- Inp .nd week~nd .. 6-" FURNISHED 3partment. Adull. 0101 The Iteverend 1. B. "ardine, teeter able sta,e (or objecUve. ,875.00 new, ROOMS for men. Swnmer. Dial 74t1S. 6455. 1-18 DO >ou w.nl 10 buy a 100II Income Rev. )(.obert L Walker, Vh ••lala Mark 'in Jav,elin Phone 3492, 8-24 1-21 bu.ln ... or larm! By ealh or On '.m.. Holy Communfon contracl Contacl u. by phone or m.lI (of! - : 1~ I .m . Family Ser.lce-Naner., BERKELEY. Calif, De­ Instruction 4 SINGLE .nd double rooma lor IIUIJI- Homes For Rent 14 (or de"'''" Broker G, H. Br~nn.m.~. 1 a.m. Mornln, Pra)'er ending champion Bill Alley of ~;;;..::...:.;:...:.;.:-______-..: m.r. Showe ... un. I-lIRC Kalona. Iowa . '-II · . HOU E' 4 I'OOIIIJ and bath. Two mlleo BT. MARY'S 01lU1WB Kansas opened the NCAA Track B.ALLRGOM dance le_ta. M1m1 YoUde norlh mlllY·. Coralvlll . ~ . OO. 4022. ~.fle ..oa Lla. 8... and Field Cbampionship Friday Wurlu, Dla\ H85. a-2aR Apo rtments f or Renl 12 1-18 ODsl,no. O. B..D' 1II.lab •• , ...... Work Wo nt. d Dday Ma eI, fl • . m., '1:31 ...... with a meet record javelln throw IN PERS ON 6 FRLE IU:NT lor one week. hn to THREE room furnWted conale, DIal ,(1::15 •• m., 11:30 • . m. of 264 feet 2 inches. Top TV '" aet North ST. PATIUCIt·S cllUaOJl bettered the previous NCAA cbam· Liberty 088. Tran (er _ the carefUl moven. can In brldal w..... PbODe ..au. , ... ttl E. Courl Bl. THE FENDERMEN Anytime. 8-1080 or a-3M2. 7-IUI a-5707 (or prompt courteaua .ttentlon ae.. Klehard E,an, P ...., pionship mark o[ 257 feet 1 inch that 4'~lule Skinner Bluu" STORE trunk with Hawkey. FURNISHED 4-room aportment for .nyUme. ..,. Autos For Sa l. 66 tW'. Darr, Lfnnenbr'nk, au f. .... Trans(er. 1"0. promPt. economlcaJ lummer. Dial .(ler 8 l>.m. 6-%1 ;..;.;;.;..;;.;...;~.....;:;.;:;.:.;;...-----.;;.;; nb;, mo.... - .:IIt. 8:15 ••:to . U by John Fromm of Pacific Luth­ "tIS "ad 1J ..... - DalI)' 6:15•• ,11 La. eran in 1958 at Berkeley. SATURDAY SPECIAL leTVlce. call 6_$707. anytime. 7-2 TWO a... rtmcnts. (urnl hod Qf un- ..H.::o:;,;m~e::.;s:...:.F.::o~r...;S::.;a::.l:.:e :..... _ _ __-= i..::6 TOP 11149 Siudebak r Convertible. 1300. (urnlshed. Call at 407 MelroH A'Y e. - \18 RlveraiCle Park. '-11 ZION· LUTUI!RAN CRU.a CR Alley won last year with a STUDENTS 11L PRICE CALL HAWKEYE TRANSFER day or Dial 727a. 6-la MAKE your n xl move wIth Hawk- RATES (with ID c •• ~~ lohn Oil and BloomJDI1...... throw of 240 feet 5'h. His best this /2 nl'hl for prompt courteous lervlce .y. Trarufer - the carefUl move.... rTlees I and 11:81 ... m.. on aU of your movln, need.. Local 3 ROOMS and blth. Pa.tly tllrnlshed. CaJl 8-5707 lor prompt CQurteol1l ada, ebo.1 P,U a.lD. ycar. and the pending coll egiate CO·HIT and long dlstunce, Anything {rom a ~ block trom JeHerson HOlel. Illentioo onyUme, 1-14 all Blbl. 01 •••'30 •.•. record. is 273 feet lOlA! inches. 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Dial 8-5637 alter 5 p,m. 7-18 or Anniv.r .....,1 Give ad­ • FREE ESTIMATES "'y OF LIKED A...... ROYAL DNIer oritc records (11:45 a.m.l. Then vanc. notlc •• FIRST SHOW AT DUSK Ignilion UCENSED • EXPERT ADVICE 'n the aU rnoon !l p.m,) some HUMOR "GOINGMY PORTA.LIS rTANDARDI STARTS AND WAY" Carbureton • NO OBLIGATION chick mak it with the "in ide SUNDAY GENERATORS STARTERS llaIVl-Ua Phont 2161 tory" on some nutty subject ENGLERT - Last Day HUMAN AND Hertz IILf System "STALAG 17" Briggs & StraHon Molon WIlD. (folk music, this week, rolks). LILLI PALMER -­ NOTE : Prices This Attraction TRIAL! Thompson Transfer About the only GOOD part is "CONSPIRACY ADULTS-8Sc MAHER BROS. mEWRITER CO. at 4 p,m. when they play some Kids and Cars - FREE Pyramid Services & Storage Co. OF HEARTS" Phone 9696 529 So. Gilbert decent mu ie at LAST. £xeept GJ S. Dubuque Dial 6723 DIal "1151 'for some smart character who keep talking half the time. it's eM Ie YOU •• a prctty good how. They do 1~:[rl!~i11 , some thing (or middle aged peo. APPLE·-CHERRY-· ENTIRE NEW SHOW PUTTY··SAWDUST pie like yourselves, too, So I - - MUD··GASOLINE" thought you might like to "tune \ in" (give tho c old, middle-aged • SUNDAY • ~ yo a rest, eh?). SUDDEILY Th • station i called WSUI. see. UNFORGETTABLE ! because the la t three letten . THE WHOLE WORLD Mund like wh n you call hogs - that's II jOk . You can find it KNEW HER, SECRET! sonw where bctween KIOA and TIN/ute. killing end viclou, pelJ8lon,-endtincredib/e WLS. You con alway tell when couragel Here ,. one of /he moat ,htxltlng dfllme, ever you've lIot it beeau, c it doesn·t daltJd-f;pping , t your emolions like no other motion pic/ure' sound like 0 radio station at all, Except Saturday morning. when they havo thls kind of poor man'. l)'EinON Monitor (Cue) that I on prac­ tically ALL the time (10 a,m. to PQTlCOAT" 1 p.m,), Lost month. for exal1\- In Eastman COLOR IIITLI IAILIY Iy MOl' WALl •• 1.'. they hod World War II oD !. r l I very Saturday mornlna (Mur· SUi THEN II\/; II ,mll~ I!I'l~ I,I:~PIII r:PII 1\1'1' row's "Hear It Now"), and a WHY~YOU nch o( sick "comedi ans" too. AU BOUND UP 1. 1 K~ TODAY. th y're supposed to . ,, 'II ARIHUR O'CONN[l[ •__ .... THAT. have some guy wbo's starting I "progrcssivl''' newspa per serv­ Ice. Ihe Hil(hlanders I('avlng toWll (no WONDER It's "quiet") and a lot of Alufr about a local band con l'rt or ~omt't h l n g. Two guya wbo think they arc DA VE GAR· now AV or ~omr body run it. Any way tu ne It In so we can all make Ilk!' "toge th e rn e~s" via Plu •• Color Cart_ [lip rthrr, lncldcntlllly , I'll need "TRIGGIR TRIAT" -.- ...... ·_··CJIOT, S ~N II RA 011 -- -- __ !I... __ • .J!I!!I!J.' ... IUIIT lIft11 · PUB _ . ..,,, [ 10( . RAlPli r...: ' IIUIIIIII JIIIaIU',' ApMlttlalft IlOSE Speclal- In Color a bigger cll ck n xl month - eX' lit AU"II'£RSAU"'ERIIATIOft~l PICTURE Regular Admll5lon Prices IX'lis s, YD' know. Love. "VISIT HAWAII" -- Your sod p ... 4-THE DAILY IOWAN- Iowa CIty, la.-Saturday, Junt '1, ,." the party ran bchind the COP on Cultural Events~ SUI 'Given ' ~ Near Record Set total voLes, 2,725 to 2,177. In 1956 the hil/h point was reach. In Primary Vote cd in Johnson county voting with Gals Greet Washington and 'Carmen' Rehearsals Start; Med Award a total of 7,054 votes and the Dem· The 6,201·vote total for the 1960 QCl'als leading with 3,601 votes. An exhibil from lhe SUI College primary in Johnson county was thl' second hi ghest on record ac- lof Medicino was chosen over 300 FI6yc Washington Greets Gals! " Scheduled For July 26-30 cording Lo County Auditor, William lothers (or a top award at Lhe 1.. Kanak. Democratic ballots Rehearsals (or this summ!!P's Tickets will go on sale July 12 IAmerican Medical Association con- totaled 3,500 while they were 2,701 A h.arty The sm Scottisl1 Highlanders' in Washington, D,C. , and New dinner given by the SUI Washing· production of thc opera "Carmen" in. the ~ast Lobby of the M.em- Ivention, which ended Friday in Republican ballots. , . European tour got oce to a flying York before sailing June 22 aboard ton Alumni Club, have started. To be presented onal UllIon. All tickets are priced IMi . B h FI Kanak reported the final check start Friday in Wlishington, D.C" the Queen EUzabeth for England, . A n~mber of former Highlanders, July 26, 27, 29, 30, in Macbride at $2.25. ami eac, a. on balloting which showed the "Hellol" This summer's opera is only one ( Prepared bY'Dr. H. M. Burian, Demcrats made a substantial in­ 2d Knockdowl with a 'brief visit with' Vice-Presi· The group will leave Washington mcludmg Dorothy Schwengel Cos· Auditorium, the opera is the joint for New York this morning, Iby, . Mary Woodman Coe, Rose undertaking of the Departments of event of the 22nd Annual Fine Arts IDr. Gunter K. von Noorde n and crease from the 1958 primary when I. the tradtmark of Iowa dent Richard M. Nixon, who said, " Mane Reed Leon and Agnas Karr Music and Dramatic Art. Music Fes~ival. Th~ Department of Ora· ILee Allen, all of the Department • • "My only regret is that I cannot Fnday mornmg was a busy one were on hand (or the concert. Mrs. will be under the direction of malic Art. Will present ~~o plays : lof Ophthalmology and Dr. 1. V. • For • City', frl.ndlltlt tav.rn. Of Round , go along • • . as a chaperone, of for the lassies from Iowa. After Leon was a member of the first James Dixon, former conductor of "Amphytrlon 38," by Glraudoux- , . , Berman, July 21,23 at the Studio !Ponsetl of the Department of 01'- • course," touring the White House the girls coed Highlanders group in 1943. the SUI Symphony Orchestra. DELICIOUS F d • assembled in the Rose Garden to The Friday afternoon and eve· Dramatic director is visiting Theatre, and UgO Betti's "The tthopedic Surgory, the disPlay. 00. You're right, Taking a ~ew moments from Burnt Flower Bed," Aug. 4-6, at 'showed that connective tissue dis- present a gift to President and ning schedule called {or sight·, Prof, Harold Shimer of Hastings II . at II It'. "Doc" Conn.II'.I Finishes Ingo preparation lor a five-day tour seeing in Washington, D.C, I College, Hastings, Neb, the University Theatre, ,ease elsewhere in the body is con- • • ~{rs, Eisenhower. The gift, a .------______~ ___=_~ _____ through the Midwest, Nixon greeted The sur Symphony, Orchestra sistenUy accompanied by connec- • REASONABLE Prices. the coeds and William Adamson, plaque bearing a Highlander doll, Floyd Becomes 1st their director, on the Capitol steps. Will present a concer.t m t~e Mam Ilive tissue abnormal ities in the II E.t at the •• was acceptcd by Earle Chesney, Lounge of the Memonal Ulllon July ' ~ hamber of the eye, • Ever To Win Back Nixon shook hands and chatted 6. Also scheduled are two other Th g ld d I H kt Ad . MA 1D RITE • 'The Annex with many of the girls, a White House aid, Reserve Center, t . r d' 't I leo me a e oen war - Heavyweight Crown Since arriving in Washington concer S:.8 VIO m an plano reci a (whJch the scientists won is awarded • • After getting Nixon to sign the by the Ritler-Allen Duo an July 1 h . '" . • • U E. Coli ... Highlanders' drum, the girls per­ Thursday morning, the girls have in Macbride Auditorium, and a ?t,n t e b8SlS ?f orll~tmal Idnvestlga· • Acro .. from Schaeffer H.II • NEW YORK (AP) - Floy d l formed their coloNul drum dance maintained a busy schedule. They concert Aug. 3 in the Main Lounge lon, an ongma .1 y an exce· . • Patterson, figh ting with a v for him and assembled Congress· toured and had lunch at Mount Dedication Today ~~ M~~~ ~oo ~ iliel~~~n~~~o~f~p~re~s~~~t:a ;~~n~, ~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~ c10us vengeance, knocked men, including many from Iowa. Vernon, had a brier bus tour o( the Faculty String Quartet. In addi· ... Ingemar Johansson in 1:51 Requests for autographs and pic; city and performed at Sylan Thea- The Army section of Iowa City's tion, there will be concerts by the tures kept both the girls and the tre, an open-air theatre near the new reserve training center will AII·State Band, Chorus, and Or· the mlh roum] Monday officials busy, Washington Monument. Some 1,000 be dedicated today to the memory chestra. to become the first Mter a tour o( the White House, persons were on hand {or the eve- of a former SUI student Captain An exhibit of modern art is now heavyweight champion Representative Fred Schwengel, ning concert. Also performing was Robert C, Kadgihn. being displayed in the Main Gal­ N O'T ICE Davenport, conducted the girls on a pipe band of the St. Andrew's At least one admiral and a host lery of the Art Building, which to regain his title, includes works by such notables a tour of the Capitol building. In Society of Washington, of colonels plan to attend the cere- Making a mockery of the I as Mark Toby, Franz Kline, and the Senate, Senator Burke B. James Muir, president of the so- mony whi!!h starts at 10 a,m. Gov, OF ring legend that says Hickenlooper, Cedar Rapids, said ciety, presented to drum major Herschel Loveless and several of Josef Albers, In the Memorial Union, paintings from the Univer­ come back, Ptatterson he realized it was against the Marjorie Ladd, Iowa City, a bou- the military officers will speak the previously unbeaten rules of the Senate to ' introduce quet of flowers, and Robert Mc- and members oJ the fam ily of Cap­ sity's permanent collection are on display in the Main Lounge, while with a left hook to the jaw. It visitors in the galleries, but he Laughlin, a member of the Board tain Kadgihn, who was killed in some time before Johansson then informed his fe Llow senators of Commissions of the di strict, pre- northern Burma during World War the Terrace Lounge contains the SUMMER HOURS most recent works by SUI's gained his senses and was that if they glanced up into the sented to Adamson a key to the n, will take part in a ribbon·cut­ to sit on a stool near his gallery, they could see the High· city and a welcome to return any ting ceremony. artist-teachers. This year's Fine Arts Festival He finally rose and left the landers from SUI. The senators time, The $290,000 reserve center on wobbly under his own power. suspended rules and applauded the Many in the concert audience Highway 218 just south of the air­ also includes a lecture series. girls. The festival will end Aug, 10. BEGINNING SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, THE FOllOWING STORES The 25-year-old Patterson, later asked questions about uni- port, will be called the Robert C, ed seven times last June 26 The 73 Highlanders left Iowa forms, ,bagpipes, and SUI. Kadgihn reserve center and the he lost his title in a shocking City Wednesday morning for a 54· Just prior to the concert, the U.S. Naval reserve electronics WILL CLOSE AT 12:00 NOON EACH SATURDAY FOR THE REST 50 Scientists Expected round upset, shook 0([ a JOJlan lSSj day tour of Europe, with stops girls were entertained at a picnic facility. It is the first in the on­ "loonder and Ughtrling --- tion to serve Army and Navy re­ At Pharmacology Meet OF THE SUMMER. the second and went on to serve units together. Lieut. CoL Ingemar twice in the savage Ben E, Summerfield, who is in More than 50 scientists are ex­ charge' of invitations and the pro­ • round attack . Journalism ,School gram for the event, said nine mili- IBASEBALL GAME I ".IT 11 ...... munities," Association of Deans of Women '1I".lf . Dr. Morris says the program and Advisers of Girls. IIlso gives the student an oppor­ George E. Hill, professor of ed­ with the CUBS BRAVES SENSATIONAL NEW nllte.' tunity to gain insight into the ucation at Ohio Univer/lity, Athens, vs. "CIRCULATING" FLOOR PLAN I.nethocls of office and home prac· will be the visiti ng consultant for tlce, and to gain confidence in his ~he eooference. Kenneth B. Hoyt, Clbllity to cope with disease in the SUI associate professor of educa­ Return to Iowa City that same day. f1ome. tion, will direct the workshop, VI KIN G Aluminum home features Dupont's baked-on Lucite I • firdsh-greatestpaintdiscovery in 100 years: WIDE RANGE FURNACE CLEANING Tickets Are Available at the , OF COLORS AVAILABLE Iowa City Chamber of IUILT IY: SHOWN IY: Large Machine Commerce Office or at Prompt S.rvlce on ord.,. • placed now Various Places in Your Birchwood ' Builders Jhe Beeler Agency INC. NATIONAL I REALTORS Own Localityl Larew Co. 2221 Hollywood Ilvd. Dial 1·5.457 HOM E'S 211 I. Walhlngton "oyd '.ttersen It.,. with Joy 'PPOntl1', Il1g."',r JoII,n • ..,.,

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