,I ~ . Iowans enjoyed one of the mast pleasant days of the year Thurs­ , . r d,y and mare of it is expected today with highs ranging from the . ~eblar. mid 70s to low 80s. The Saturday outlook is for partly cloudy and w,rmer with chances of showers in the north portion. who cal) I Iiding ali Serving The State University of lawn and the People of Iowa City coachC$ structing ' 'silions." Member of Associated Pre s LeaSl'd Wire an\! Photo Sen;ce low:! City, Iowa, Friday, Augu t 22, 1958 rebbeits' 'ranciseo to prove that he ; rect the 61 years ' • I - , aver" ra I east an - lS Ie, Historic U.N. Ludwig Terms Explorer IV Results tar tin 9 Session Ends Means Bad -- -- • With Rapport Porter To Be Dramatic Vote Called News for Victory for U.N. Itself Main Speaker NTTED N TIONS, N. Y. Spacemen P) - Th(> United Nations ap­ proved unanimollsly Thursday CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. IA'1 - Explorer IV is sending back At Conference night n plnn to Irt the Arab nn­ quite startling I'e levations about an tions work out their own way of intense band of radiaLion far out 200 Journalism living togethl'r in petlce in the in space, a project official said Thursday. Educators To Attend ~'liddl Enst. Most of the satcllite's report is COLUMBIA. Mo. - Teachers of I The BI-nation C('nl'r:tl A~­ bad news for scientists who hopc journalism from schools and CII I. semhly wound lip :t dramn­ to rocket a man in space in the leges Ihroughoul the nation wilt packed two w('eks emergen y next few years. attend the annual conventIOn of the Radiation Lethal Association for Education in Journ­ c sion by voting 80-0 in favor if George Ludwig, an associate alism to be held at the University of a plnn agreed lIpon previous­ in the SUI physics department, of Missouri Aug. 25 through Aug. re said early data from Explorcr IV ly hy oil Arab nations in tbe 28. I -shows that the radialion is Jethal. U.N. The Dominican RepubliC The satellite's sensitive instru· Principal address of the first ; IT ment package was developed at evening as embly will be by Wil- , was absent. the Vni versity. liam Porter, associate profe~~nr Ar.b R.. ,.,..lbllity !) of journalism at SUI, who will In addition to giving lhe Arabs (3 ' Ludwig said Explorer IV still is speak on "Mass Communication chief respon ibillty for main~ain­ relaying exceptionally good signals and Education." as it whirls around the globe every Ing peace with anoth r. the pro­ t- 110 minutes dipping as low as 178 50th Annlvernry po al as Ign to Secretary General miles and 'swinging as high as The School of Journalism of the Dag Hammarskjold thc task oC University is serving as host to ." 1,368 miles in space . settina up arrangem nts for with­ --. -' Launched Jt,lly 26 aboard the the convention, making It the op n· drawal of U.S. forces from Leban­ Army 's Jupiter-C rocket, the 37.1 ing major eve nt of a 9-month pro­ on and British troop from Jordan. i gram observing the 50th Annivcr­ pound satellite is expected to can· Plans for economic development tinue in. orbil for about five years. sary oC the Counding here of lhe world's first school of journalism. of the Mlddl East would likewise Ludwig said that above 1,200 be undertaken by Hammarskjold miles the death rays have come More than 200 journalism teach· in consultation wilh the Arab na­ f close to swamping the delicate ers and administrators [rom cvery tions. Geiger and scintillation counters section oC the country have Indi- I _ within the SO-inch tube satellite. cated they intend to be here for The United St.tes, tIM s..,let . uAmazingu the convention. Union .nd Brit.in .11 JeIMd In "The Roentgen ratings have The program opens with regi . .upportln, the Arab "..,... 1. been amazing," Ludwig said. m.de knewn enly W.dntad.y tration at 9 a.m. Monday, Aug. n'ght, The amount of ionization caused 25, in Memorial Student Union qn Hoop-De-Doo by the death rays I measured in the University campus, followed U.N. diplomaL, sow the outcome Roentgens. The Atomic Energy by meetings of various commit· PLASTIC HOOPS TWIRLED AROUND necks, ar nt. leg. and midsections as the best of Southern of weeks of Middle East crisis talk Commission says that 50 per cent tees of the association. The first California'. thousands af hoop-.pinnlng kids com.,.ted for prius in Hollywood Wednesday. The com­ as chiefly a vic lory for the U.N. of the people exposed to a total ~ general assembly of the grollp will petitors, ranging from 1 to 16 years old, dlspl.y.d suc:h tricks as twirling whil. t.p dancing, or ev.n organization itself. 450 Roentgens of gamma rays will be at 8 p.m. with Dean Earl F. Until the Arabs acted, the U.N. while r.movlng a shirt. Bell performer. of the current cr.te won prizes .warded on I television die within a month. English of the University of Mis· faced the dismal pr06pect of wind- - Ludwig explained it still is not .how. -AP Wirephoto. souri School of Journalism pre· ing up with no resolution capable known what type of radiation ex­ siding. of approval, or at best with a close ists in space, hut added: "If the Other SUlowan. two-thirds majority approval of a rays are electrons, an unprotected University President Elmer EI· Dorothy Moeller Western·backed resolution that ' man would die after 45 hours of AN INTERESTED SPECTATOR at the Senate Rackets Committee lis will welcome the delegates and ICentral High Will would have lacked vital Arab and exposure. hearings was Matron Anabel Mitchell of the Florida Correctional extend the hospitality of the Uni­ Named to Post Aslon·African support. Lead Shielding Institution for Women. She accompanied a one·time sweetheart of versity for the 4- Halsey in~ days, will be scrapped by the ington the United States might an­ would virtually freeze the develop­ The three-day annual meeting of jurisdiction in the field of enact­ House conferees agreed on the (Ret.> was towed into the old salvage firm of Lipsett, Inc. nounce a tempOrary uspension of ment or such weapons at their the American Sociological Society ing anti-Communisl laws. The ef­ terms of a compromise bill. Their --~------­ tests in the hope of speeding a present stage - provided the ban Diamond will open Wednesday. fect was to invalidate the sedition agreement now must be ratified by permanent international agree- was observed. laws oC 42 states. the Senate and then by the House. Only an effective control system The bill would have provided Under the compromise plan Union May Oust Officer If could give the nations observing Robbery that federal laws shall not be con­ about $900 million would be pro­ a test- ban assurance that other Navy Reported strued as superseding state laws vided for student loans, fellow­ Fellowships nations were not secretly devel­ CHICAGO Ii1't - Two gunmen, Working on New in the same field unless Congress ships, grants to the states for sci­ opi ng bigger and bettcr nuclear one wearing a mailman's cap, expressly says so. or unless there ence teaching equipment, and other He Fails To ·Refute Charges weapons. bluHed their way into a diamond is a direct and irreconcilable con­ aids. There would be no federal Offered The technical details of the con­ merchant's office Thursday and Satellite Project flict between them. scholarships. FOREST PARK, Pa. 1.4'1 - The long council sessions here at Po­ trol system worked out here were robbed it of gems the firm valued WASHINGTON Ii1't _ The Navy In another action Thursday, the AFL-CIO Executive Council Thurs­ COIlO Mountain summer camp. Forty national fellowships for not announced. The scientists said at $100,000 to $ISO,ooo. House passed a compromise ap­ day ordered Carpenters Union The 61-year-old Carpenters chief women for advanced graduate an unspecified number of fixed Raymond Sunshine, 40, branch was reported Thursday to be propriation bill carrying $3,697,- President Maurice Hutcheson to is under indictment for conspiracy study during 1959.00 are being of­ control slations on land and at sea, office manager oC Harry Winston, !aunc~ing ro~kets from high. fly­ Week's Workshop 305,478 for several agencies, in­ refute corruption charges or face to bribe an Ind.iana state highway fered by the American Association could make u e of all known de­ Inc., a New York diamond whole- IDg B1rcraf,t m a pro~ram aimed cluding the new federal Space likely ouster as a council member. sale firm, said he unlocked the at. developtng reconnaissance sat­ oCCicial in a roads right-of-way of University Women, according to tection methods. These stations For IC Teachers Agency. Hutcheson was directed to at­ profits scandal. He was recently information received in the office should be staffed by experts free door because a parcel carried by cllltes. New teachers in the Iowa City tend the next council meeting in cited by the Senate for contempt of the SUI Graduate College. to make on-lhe-spot investigations the bogus mailman was too large Under orders by the D~fens.e November and explain why he has of Congress for refusal to answer wherever "unidcntified events ... to pass through a small receiving Department, the Navy said It public school system began a 2-day The national fcllowships vary in orientation program Thursday Ike Blamed for refused to answer questions by qu estions about union fund han· amount from fiftecn which provide might be suspected of being nu­ window. could not comment on satellite re- Senate investigatOrs relating to dling. clear explosions." The parcel carrier and a confed- search. But informed of~ic[aJs said which preceeds the regular week­ $2,000 each to one granting $4,000. long staff workshop which opens Labor Bill Defeat union fund expenditures. He has It is considered practically cer­ Also offered for 1959.00 are anum· In the equipment suggested for crate who had remained out of there was such work gomg on and remained absent from the week- sight, pushed their way into the ~~at lit. carri~d ,~he designation : Monday for all members of the tain that if Hutcheson f~ils to give ber of international fellowships the conlrol stations were artificial 1.4'1 - satellites to check on nuclear tests futh-floor office where Sunshine Operation Pilot. faculty. FOREST PARK, Pa. The his colleagues a satisfactory ex­ sponsored by AAUW and providing Superintendent of Schools Buford AFL-CIO Executive Council Thurs­ planation he will be expelled from $2,000 cacho American women may at high altitudes. Other equipment was alone during the noon hour. Rf!ports that the Navy was en- day accused President Eisenhow­ would check by elcctro-magnetic, The robbers slugged him with a gaged in a satellite project, under W. Garner said that the workshop Five Strikes the council, as was former Team­ apply for these fellowships through sound, light and radioactive waves is devoted to the improvement of er of "political chicanery of the sters boss Dave Beck. Several AAUW. Womcn of other countries pistol butt, handcuffed, and gagged the guidance of the naval ornance most obvious character." It blamed and by recording radioactive par­ him , then forced him to lie on the tcst station at China Lake, Calif., instruction in the system as well Slow Production council colleagues said they ex~t will apply through the federation ticles in air and water. as for getting acquainted with new the Administration for defeat of Hutcheson may resign rather than of university women in thcir own floor , Sunshine said. Then they have been published in aviation new labor legislation. emptied the safe of diamonds con- trade magazines and by the Los members. 011959 Cars appear in November. country. In addition to general staff meet­ A statement adopted unanimous­ Hutcheson's union and two oth­ tained in small chamois bags and Angeles 'l1)mes. A Times story ly by the council said the only Minimum requirement for both Iowa City Man Shows a small lockbox. Wednesday said that satellite ings, the teachers are divided into DETROIT 1.4'1 - Five strikes in er AFL-CIO affiliated organiza· the national and international fel­ smaJler groups where they discuss chance for such legislation at this the auto industry Thursday slowed lions were also ordercd to furnish National Champ Boar The Winston firm in the last few launching tries had been made session Congress was lost Mon­ lowships is that the candidate must years acquired the Hope diamond from "Fury" fighters, the Navy problems and new ideas, textbooks, at production at the outset of the written explanations of corruption day when the Administration op­ 1959 model run. charges respecting their unions. have completed the residence re­ Kayward Farms, Iowa, City. around which a legend of supersti- version oC the Air Force F8G. training aids and methods of in­ quirements for the doctorate before struction Cor lheir particular lev­ posed House passage of a Senate­ It was the biggcst wave of walk­ AFL-CIO President G e 0 r g e owncd by Edward "Ted" Thomas, lion has grown . Askcd for comment on the Times approved bill sponsored by Sens. outs since the United Auto Work­ the fellowship ycar bcgins on July howed the grand champion spring account, a Defense Department els. Meany said the other two groups 1, 1959. John F. Kennedy W-MassJ, and ers contracts wilh General Motors, - Hotel-Restaurant Workers and boar at the 1958 National Duroc spokesman said that the Penta­ Irving M. Ives (R-N.Y.) . Both nalional and i1lternational Church Steeplejack Is Chrysler and Ford expired almost Butcher Workers Unions - already Congre s, held recently in Sioux gon's Advanced Research Projects Britain Delivers Military The statement ridiculed Mr. EJ­ three months ago. fellowships are unrestricted as to Falls, South Dakota. A total of Amateur - The Minister Agency "has no such program and have ousted a number of of!iclals Equipment to' Indonesia senhower's criticism of the Ken­ Involved in at lcast three of the involved in Senate Rackets In· field and place of study, except 78 breeders from 18 stales were MANCHESTER, Conn. IA'! - knows of no such project." nedy-Ives bill and his suggestion that the international fellowships strikes were UA W protests against vestigating Committee disclosures. competing in this National how. When a cross is placed atop thc 'Pressed for fUrther clarification, LONDON (.4'1 - Indonesian Em­ that Congress still has time to en­ company policies of scheduling But he said the federation wants must be used in a country oUlcr This boar sold in lbe National new Church of the Nazarene Fri­ 'the department Ja1.er issued a act a more acceptable labor bill overtime for some workers while than the candidate's own. bassy ofCicials said Thursday Brit­ comprehensive reports on what is Sale for $1,500. to Bert Broek & day, the steeplejack will be an written comment which ignored ain has delivered some semimili­ before adjournment. others remain jobless. being done to clean up alleged Candidates must have achieved Sons. Sioux Center, Iowa . amateur - the minisler himself. the satellile aspect of the Navy tary equipment to their country "The alleged reasons gi ven by Although overtime for some corrupt conditions in all thrce un· distinction or promise of distinction Thomas also had a superior The Rcv. Clarence Winslow activities hut said that certain and is favorably considering a fur­ the Presidellt for this politically while others are laid off is normal ions . This is another step in the in their chosen field of study. group bred gilt. plans to seat himself aboard a classified high altitude experiments ther sale of arms. inspired action do not stand the procedure in the auto industry at AFL-CIO's reform drive. Application forms may be ob­ In the sale, held in conjunction giant crane and get hoisted 90 feet involving both aircraft and guided The Foreign Office did not con­ test of common sense," the AFL­ model changeover time, the UAW tained (rom Associate, AAUW Fel­ with the show, 58 prize winning to the top of the new church. missiles have been authorized by firm the report immediately and CIO leaders said. last week warned that its locals lowship Program, 1634 Eye Street, animals sold for an average of There, he will put the cross in the top level space agency. The said only that "such requests are "The President says the Ken­ might halk at what it called un­ N.W., Wa hinglon 6, D.C. $277.16. place. statement said also that the sta­ at present under consideration." nedy-rves bill is not perfect. or essential overtime while thousands SUI Graduate tion at China Lake is one of the British moves to aid Indonesia course it isn't. Hardly any bill remained idle. military installations where such passed by Congress is. AI Chicago Heights' lll., 147 die Named Professor Mllw.u~. would be in line with the U.S. air­ San Fran experiments are being carried out. lift of light arms. Four Globemas­ "But the Kennedy-Ives bill is the setters walked off th~ir jobs in a Plttlbur,l Ford stamping plant Wednesday 1.0. An,. .... 'The-TIoily Iowan The purpose in trying to launch ters from 'Japan arrived in Jak­ best that could be obtained if therc At Coe College St. Loull satellite vehicles from high-flying arta this week. A shipload of ve­ was any bill at all to be enacted night. Thursday morning the work ChlClIO by this Congress. Every day the force of I,OSO did not report and Joseph E. Kasper, an instructor el ... nn.; 'aircraft would be to save some hicles from the U.S. surplus stores Phllade lpl al.,., is hping rearlif'd in Japan. President signs bills that neither the plant was closed. Ford said of physics at SUI has bcen named Pe,e 2 FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 195. lowl City, 10,.,' of the power required .to lift a rocket from the earth's surface, The Western Allies appear to he nor we consider perfect. " the strike grew out of a pending assistant professor of physics at disciplinary aclion. Coe College in Ccdar Rapid. Ctnoll~~. where the air is heavier and the have embarked upon a program \ Chl"IO Dally Iowan II wrlmm lind edlte4 by ltutUntl lind I. governed by a board of flv, nuaent trustee, eleCted At Flint, Mich., about 1,400 work­ Ka pel', a 1951 Coe graduate, SI. Lou r,.. gravitational pull is much greater nf cooperation with , Indonesia lest Bomarc Guided Missile MIi .... ul by the Itudent body lind lour facultylrunee, IIppolnUd by llu! president of the University. The Dally lowan-, than it is at altitudes of 45,000 to the neutralist nation turn to the ers were idled when 70 walked out earn d his M.A. and Ph .D. at Communists for arms aid. of a Buick engine plant and sct SUI , while sCflling as a research , «lltorlaltxlllcv. there/ore. II not an npremon of SUI adm/Mlratlon policy or optnlota In any particular. 50,000 feet. Firing Success - Again Phllld.1 up picket lincs Thursday. and tcaching assistant. C"d.... 11 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. 1.4'1 - At Mansfield, Ohio, 1,400 em­ He has done research in cosmic 8"'''''n Mlke-,ood seMll.ee on misled papen Ia radiation, auroral effects and geo­ /I Clnclnnl 1'h~1)oily Iowan DAILY IOWAN EDITOalAL 8TAFF not possible. but every effort wlU be A speedy Bomarc guided missle ployees of GM's fisher body plant IlXh.1I I Editor ...... JI :., D.vle. made to correct .... ron wlth the next blazed skyward Thursday in search were Idled by a walkout of die magnetic theory as well as work Pi"'bur luue. setters. The company said the die with James Van Allen, head of v. "obb l. lllIlOIlIa Newl Edllor ...... Jerry Klrkpatdclc General Notices of a simulated enemy attack plane Only I' AUDIT DuaEAV' City Editor ...... Jean Davies some 250 miles out over the At· setters walked off th ir jobs Wed­ SUI Phy ics Department, on the OF MEMBER o( 'be AS OCIATED paES8 OIKCULATION. Sports Editor ...... Lou Younkin The A.... claled Press Is enUtied ex­ General Notlcy must be l'I!Celved at Tbe Dally Jowan office, Room 101, \:aa­ lantlc. nesday nfter reCusing to perform "rockoon" technique developed by Chid Photographer .. Walter Kleine clusively 10 the use for republication munl~qtJonl Center, by ••.1"\. for pubUcaUon the (ollowlnl mornln,. Tbq The Bomarc, the nation's most production work in accordanc(' Van A(len (or upper-air research. Publl.hed d.lly except Sunday an4 Editorial Assistant ...... Joe Penne ot aU ibe local newl printed In thia In 1956 Kasper was a member Monday and )e,.l hoUdays by Stu­ newspaper a. well a. all AP new. must be type4 or lellbly written and II,n04; ib.y will not be accepted by dePendable ground-to·air defense with what It cblled established pro­ 11,'11 \'orl dent PubUcaUons, Inc., Communlca­ dlspatchel. telephone. The DaUy Iowan ...... rv.. u.. rlab' to edtt all Gen.... l Noll.,. .. weapon, traced a thin vapor trail cedure. or the exp dition team sent to the Chl,, !O Uon.• Center, Iowa City. Iowa. En­ !!oslon . North Geomagnetic Pole to test «ered al second class m.atter at the DA.ILY IOWAN ADVERTISING STAFF across the sky as it streaked east­ At Twinsburg, Ohio, a strik ot ~' lliJ1\o ro post oUke .t Iowa City, und .... tba DAIL., IOWAN SUPERVISORS FROIII SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS iDi committee reminds student ward at three times the speed oC 330 employees of a key Chrysler shipboard firing of rockets for re­ ..,troll act 01 Con,res. of March 2. 18111. SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM FACULTY registered with the Educational autolsts that the 12-hour parktna CI"'land Advertialnl Mana,er .... Mel Adanu P:JbUsher ..•...... John M. Harrlson sound. stamping plant erupted Thursday search in the field oC newly dis­ I(,n ... CI EdllOr1a1 •• •. •• Arthur M. SanderlOD Placement Office should report limit applies to all University loti The 15,OOO·pound missile was after a UAW shop commill eman covel'cd soft radiation. W"hl"llIO Dial 41'1 from noon to mJcInlCht to Ad vertlaln, and Circulation ...... report newl lteJIUI. women·. pqe change of address. excc:pt the storage lot l"Uth of the aimed at a pilotless drone target, was fired . The company said he Ilis recent research has been on TH l«e..... or announcemenu to The DAlLY IOWAN CIIlCULAl'ION ...... Wilbur Peterson Dally lo",.n. Edllorlal oUie"" are Hydr tullcs Laboratorr. but for test purposes the Bomarc was fired for ordering 200 workers th(' theory of the effect Of the ,owy.~In'" In the Communlcatlo... Center. Clrculallon Man.,~r .... Robert BeU TaUSTEE8, flOABD OF "'I'CDENT THE UNIVERSITY Cooperative usually is preset to veer off just to rcfuse overtime work. earth's magnetic field on cosmic 811110101 Ilo'kln PUBLICATION8 Baby-Sitling League book will be INTERIM HOURS FOR THE before the contact. At Detroit, the UAW picketl'd a rodiation. BubKnpUon 1'aleJl - by carrier In Dr. ~r,e Easton. Dentlltry; David in charge of Mrs. Steward from MAIN LIBRARY , Now in mass production. at the 1\ Kan .., T Iowa City, 25 cenu weekly or ,10 R . Fll:ulmmons, A3; Thoma. S. Ram­ Chrysler plant in whot it call d Kasp('l' is II mcmber oC Phi Beta Tetry 11.1 year In advance; IIJt montba. Diel 41'1 If you do not l'~c~lve your ilion, A.I; Prof. Bulh Kelso, PoUUc:al Aug. 19 to Sept. 1. Telephone her at Aug. 13 - Sept. 24 Boeing Airplane Co.'s Seattle plant protest over the company's policy "00; three moutha, 13.00. By m.iI Dally Iowan by 1:00 •. m. The Dally Sciene.; Dwliht Lowell Mathy, AI; KUPPIl, Phi Kappa Phi and Siama Ilell'llit fFJl to ...... per year; IoIJt montha, f5; low. Circulation oUice In Communl­ Prof. Letlle G. Moeller, JournaUIIII; 800235 if a sitter or information Monday-Friday - 7:30 a.m.·5:00 and soon to be operational, the In recalling laid-off workers. Chry­ Xi Honorary fraternities, The Am­ "'11 VI J ~hlcalo IIlrlpUoJu,lbrM montM, t10 13;per aUyear; other _ mall__ 1Ub­ ""tlon. Center .. open (rom 8 a.m. 10 Prof. L. A. Van Dyke, Education: about joining the .group is desired. p.m. Salurday - 7:30 a.m.-12:00 Bomarc has been fired about SO sler said L,4OO workers wt're Idled D p.m., Monday throllIh Friday and Gary W. Williams. A4; Thoma. W. rricon Associa tion of Physic. 110'111 v. • .• ; tbne_...... from a 10 10 a.m., On Saturday . McKay, 1.3. Noon. Sunday - CLOSED. Lnhor times from the cape in highly suc­ and production was delayed 011 1'eurhl'rS ond lho Amcrlclll1 Phy~· C~VCln" v. I ~IOCk PARKING - The UnIversity part· Day - CLOSED. cessful development series. 1959 Chl'yslcrs Ilnd De So(os. jrql So lcly. I 1M! DAILY IOWAN-Iowa City, low_Frld.y, Au,...:.. 22, 19»-1'a,e t · I MUSIAL NAMED CHAIRMAN Team That Makes Milwaukee FUriOUS 'EW YOR~ "" - ~t~ tUSlal, t. Louis Cardinals star first ba e­ Win filwoukee for the 12th time in 18 man, ha been nam d soorh com- Yanks in Clutch Again; t.fI - LOS A GELES The H c- ald-Expr printed this hendlin thi mitt chairman of the 27th an· IThursday over a tory about La" nual football game ben Itt, Sun­ Chicago String Halted at 7 Angeles beating World Champion day, Oct. 19, at Yankee Stadium. lnd qUips, crowd of lO,m. aanks added up 'l bUsiness Braves End LA Als 7, Senators 4 40 home runs for the campaign, WASHINGTON "" - Heclor 26 o( them in Wrigley Field, and s to visit Jinx on 4-0 Win Lopez, a menace to Washington boosted his runs batted in to HI6. lures and pitchers all season, blasted a pair Both marks top the National NEW YORK t.fI - The New ~ activity o{ homers and a. Singl~ as ~e Kan- League. and his homer production York Yankees junked Chicago's sas City Athletics. With SIX run:r leads the majors. He has hit safely winning streak at seven games in the first two innings, whi~ped through 14 games. Thursday night, defeating the the Sen~tors, 7-4, Thursday. mghl. It was lhe sixth game in which t become White Sox 6-3 behind the 6·hit ~pez homers brought blS sea- the wiry Cub shortstop had hit pitching of Bob Turley. The big son s total to 12; Seven 0(. them twice (or the circuit. He now is only like mil. righthander won illS 18th with the h~ve come agalDst Washtog~on . four hart of his 1955 mark or 44 help of a a-run seventh inning. HIS three-for-three Thursday mght s . {ho It was only the fourth victory in gave him 26 hits in 71 trips against -a major I.eague record or as r,t- 12 games for the Yankees, who the Senators and a .366 average stop.-and IS close to. Babe Ruth S pushed their American League (or 1958. He has hit a mere .235 pace of 60 homers to 1927. Ru~h lead to ll'n games over the second· against the other six American slammed his 40th on Aug. 22 in his place White Sox in the opener o[ a League teams. 120th game. Thursday was Banks' lums three-game set. Jack Urban. who has never been 122nd game_ beaten by Washington in his year- PItUburch .. '" 010 000 OJO- S 3 0 I Br04ld. The Yankees cracked a tie in Chlcaao ... . , _ 003 010 Olx- 5 • 2 M~ car loves it:... and-a-half major league career, Law. Smith l SI , Blackburn (51 and I Assign. the sixth as Tony Kubek singled, , Was credited with his third victory RoU : Drabowaky. Hobb le II) and S. .' stole second and came home on . Taylor. W - Dr.bowaky. L - Law. against the Senators this season, Hom.. TUn. - PItUburSh, Thorn. THE Andy Carey's second RBI single. and his fifth altogether. (33,. Chlca,o. Banka I ItOI. But they didn't nail it until the sev· Kan .... CIty . .. 330 100 000- 7 11 0 enth, when Norm Siebern's single W•• hln,lOn . .. 000 002 020-' 9 0 There Goes No. 40 Urban. Toman~k II) and Chit!: Curds 2, Phils 1 and a walk to Mickey Mantle VlllentineLU. Orl"' 121. Co".t~ble (1), Cleven,er (9) and Courtney. W - ERNIE BANKS OF THE CUBS clouted his 40th home run of the chased starter Ray Moore. ST. t.fI - Larry Jack· Chlca,o ...... 100 100 001- 3 8 0 Urban. L - ValentlnetU . Loms '~lG "BON\JS ,... on in the eighth inning Thursday against the Pittsburgh Pirate.. New York ... 020 001 3Ox- . I 0 Home runa - Kanaao Clt.y, Lopez 2 son, onet-time star of the St. Louis Moore, Sl,aley 171, Latman 181 and (2). Cardinal bullpen, continued hi H. hit another homer and a double earlier in the gama as he u­ Lollar: Turley and Howard. I.. at Standard \ counted for all the Cubs' runs in a 5-3 victory. Pirate catcher Bill Moore. late eason success as a slarter by probably Home run - Chicago. River. (t1. Braves 4, Dodgers 0 outpitching Curl Simmons ror a 2-1 Hall waits for the pitch that never reached him_ -AP Wirephoto. cy Carr, LOS ANGELES t.fI - Lew Bur­ victory over the Philadelphia Phil­ dette pulled the Milwaukee Braves lies Thursday night. 'You \\ \ove the wouy.tree driving 7, 6 and thri.tty m\\eage 'YOU get trom . Friday: Orioles Tigers out o( a 3-game nosedive by Jackson yielded 10 hits. five of 8. stopping Los Angele on {our hits them in the last two innings but the 'Inc. "B against 10 defeats. It was his octane in Standard. histo'Cy. Get and will Thursday night with two runners Braves won 4-0. fourth straight complete game. He on base in a 4-run, seventh-inning Burdette also became the first won three of them. the "B1G 'BONUS in. ••• In Television Bout Tonight rally by the Baltimore Orioles for pitcher to shut out the Dodgers at Left-hander Simmons, now 6-12, a 7-6 victory over Detroit in their home this year. He snapped their mad the Cardinals scratch hard Gall) tROW~ sup.,.Pr.mil.l", ••. set. NEW YORK (J1') - Welterweights Akins' title, although his chances scrap for Courth place in the Am­ el.tTI\ mile. lICt ga\\on, 'Proved in a. are small. [n his last three fights winning streak at four games. to uncover the rew runs Jackson Gil Turner and Stefan Redl have erican League. Milwaukee got all its runs in the needed. Successive singles by Stan 2.()O,()()()-mi\e driving \ t. cne thing in cornmon. They like to he lost close decisions to contend­ The Orioles drew even with De· Mu iol , and Ken Boyer in th(' les's tra­ ers Vince Martinez and Mickey fourth off leCt-hander Sandy Kou· IlED CROWN \tlna·Slu throw a Jot of punches. troit by taking the first of their fax. Three of the four were un­ Courth put men on first and third, system. So there should be plenty of ac­ Crawford and drew with Sugar 3-game series. earned. Hank Aaron, who finl h­ with none out. Musial was trapped It.llular ..• with oct n tion tonight when the two clash Hart. }ligher t.hnn pr mium. t a mat. The Triandos drive over the left· ed the game with a .400 batting between home and third on Del spirit of in the lO-round television fight at KWWL-TV, Channel 7, Waterloo, center field Cence wound up the Ennis' Infield grounder. Musial de· of a few years I\go. will carry the fight beginning at average against the Dodgers, led Madison Square Garden. scoring. Preceding singles by Bob orr the inning with his 27th homer. layed long enough in a rundown to 8 p.m. CST. lion that 8-S Favorite Boyd 'and Bob Nieman coupled Duke Snider then muffed Joe enable Boyer to take third and decision Turner. 27-year-old Philadelphia with a walk set the stage for his Adcock's liner to center field and Ennis second. Boyer then scored titution. veleran of eight years of pro bat­ winning clout off George Susce, Adcock scored on Andy Parko's as a balk was called on Simmons. aw and tling, has been made the 8-5 choice loser of hiS third game out of double. Parko came in when Bur­ Philadelphia ...... 000 000 010- I 10 I 51- Loull " ... 000 110 OOx- 2 1 0 y con- over his 25-year-old opponent. Two Upsets seven. delte slapped his homer over the Simmons and Heaan; Jackson and Redl, Hungarian-born and German- Gr~en . Iilligently Joe Taylor accounted for the left field screen. · .. plus complete, I reared, now lives at Passaic, N.J. initial three runs for the Orioles. Milwauke...... 000 400 000- 4 11 0 courteous Standard Service The chunky immigrant has been Lo, Ancel.1 . 0Il0 000 000- 0 4 I Mark Net He singled behind Jim Busby's Burdelte and Rice: KoufllX, Kltpp ­ • Tire Repairs • Battery Service fighting pro only 26 months but double in We first, doubled in an­ sltln 151. Labine It I Dnd Pignatano. he has compiled a fine 20-1 rec­ other in the third and scored on L - Koufax. Edward S. Rose ~- • Specialized lubrication Home I'\lnl - Milwaukee, Aaron • Clean Rest Rooms ord. His only defeat was a split Tournament Susce's wild pitch. (271. 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( Jeanne Arth and Alex Olmedo­ Hpme nin' - Bnlt.lml>re·, Trlandoa Don Newcombe, back in winning potency, with all the vitamins ,ooo-ton ter when he isn't boxing, has won (24). 111 ene· Ham Richardson, jolted the tennis form, limited the San Francisco and minerall at a fair price - three straight since the loss to Ker- world Thursday with surprise vic­ use them - Ips and win. Giants to six hils Thursday and tories in the national doubles led the Cincinnati Redlegs to an Burlington Street StandardService r fight- 35 Knockouts championship. Red Sox 8, Indians 6 aby the Turner has a 55-17-2 record in­ 8-1 victory. TONY 8RACK - ".:...... '=-WllllE JORDAN Inc. Playing in only their second BOSTON 1.4'1 - The Boston Red The 6-foot-4 righthander, winning DRUG SHOP Corner Burlington & Clinton Streets Open 7 a.m. to 11 p .m. Dial 9965 cluding 35 knockouts. He is ranked tournament as a pair, Miss Hard fifth by Ring Magazine and sixth Sox came tbrough with enough his lirst game in a month and his 1" S. Dubuque St, ·We'll gil'(' YOllr car the (!x}Jl!rt standard serr;icC' tilat it dcsl'rt·cs. from Montebello, Calif., and Miss timely hits to oCfset a display of third of the season, gave up only by the NBA. Husky Gil has fought Arth from St. Paul, Minn., turned .. , the best welters and middle­ futility in the clutch Thursday one extra-base hit, Leon Wagner', in tbeir second consecutive upset night Cor an 8-6 victory over thc 420-foot homer in the second io­ weights . Only Jast September he by ousting third-seeded Australians whipped Virgil Akins, now the Cleveland Indians. ning. Mrs. Mary Hawton and Mrs. The Red Sox combed four Cleve­ Only four Giants were lert on welterweight champion. Thelma Long 6-2 6-2 in a women's Gil still hopes to get a crack at land pitchers for 15 hits and col­ base. semifinal. . Alex Grammas' bases-loaded ' 'I. , lected 11 walks, but left 16 runners I ' Olmedo and Richardson defeat· stranded in the sloppily played double in the first was the key I at Po- cd the Aussie tandem of Bob Mark contest interrupted by rain for 24 blow o[f loser Mike McCormick, 6-4, 6-4 ... and Rod Laver 6-2, in a SIFIEDADS San Francisco's young lefty who Swain Fires minutes in the seventh inning. Miscellaneous for Sal. men's quarter-final test at the Boston slugger Ted Williams left lasted only two thirds of an in­ Classified Trailer Home For Sale Personal Longwood Cricket Club. nspiracy six runners stranded as he flied ning. PERSONAL 10 os on tYP<'wrlter.. BUY your bedding dlr«t Crom the Clnclnnntl .. . 410 000 003- 8 10 0 Advertising Rates 1156 :IS ft. AMERICAN TraUer. GooNew York Yankees CH[CAGO (J1') - Ernie Banks Ten Days ...... 20c a Word - - Ith FOR RENT - Duplex. West aide ; parlly F~~tr~~m~ r8_':iO:li : 33 It trlUer ';;. 12 FURNISHED apartment. 2 room pr!. 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DaUy Iowan reserv.. Combination electrician rganiza. Class AA, 75 years and over, dink of Muscatine who added a 75 [;til:J' ,.]! the right to reject any ael­ , furnish low gross winner was Jay E. An· to Wednesday's opening 78. Instruction STARTS SATURDAY vertilln, copy. and appliance repair rruption derson, Des Moines with an 87. Dave Nelson of Clinton took over BALLROOM dance lesson.. SpeCial nions. Class AA low net honors went to the lead from his three Cell ow ~. r~------~I t.a.Wa-Ctl:mmum , rate. M.lmi Youde Wurlu. Dial 9~~ man. Permanent em· eorgo Dr. A. W. Clow, Washington , who Iowans with a 149. He shot a 77 NOW THRU TUESDAY Phone 4191 groups fired an 89 with a 13 handicap for Thursday. ployment. Good wages. ers and a 76 total. John Petersen of Coralville need­ I ~ -- already ----- ed 80 strokes Thursday for a 152 'i officials total. li:~~ ets In­ !~...... - ..--. losures. 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The Arab natlOnah ts. b~ agree- I against the Governments of Leb- 2000 Free Roses 109 nO,t to do wh~t they claim they anon and Jordan, it will keep right ONE TO EACH . , haven t been _dOing, le~ e,'erY!J.ody on not doing it with the same dis- Wardrobe For Every Child In Your Family - FREE! off the hook In Ih~ Umted Nation ruplive results, LADY VISITING ONE OF OUR debate on Ihe Middle East. One oC the mosl encouraging Not End of T~oubl. Come Iii & Register. TWO GREAT BENNERS STORES TWO STORES THIS WEEKEND. sign i thaI Ihe Arab countries Nobody expe~ts thlS. to be the HURRY ... GET YOUR I ' have 0 tensibly agreed on ome- end oC trouble In the Midd.le East. thing among themselves. Bul nobody cou l~ be happier than FREE ROSE TODAY. This is de '1'" tI ·b·l·t the We tern allies over the way TO SERVE YOU. _____ pl .. le POSSI I 1 Y the recent crisis has simmered down. First, the Soviet charges of ag­ Composer gression have been spiked by the BENNER FARMDALE GRADE A Arab resolution'S failure to en­ dorse them. The Arabs merely Schumann propose to create a situa tion in YOUR which British and American troops CHOICE can gel out of Lebanon and Jordan without any recl'iminations or crit· CUT UP Dead at 44 icism of what has happened. WHOLE I HALVES < .r~ti .... _. MINNEAPOLIS IA'I - Compos­ Even the dale on which they er - conductor Walter Schumann ask the U.N . Secretary General to II <:..'\Afw'~, .: died Thursday after undergoing report on the results of his newly LB. what Universily of Minnesota sur­ assigned negotiations i fortuitous, geons ca lled an operation for "an since it gives the Allies a week New Hydro-Boat Record unusual heart deCect. .. to act after the new president DUBUQUE FULLY COOKED SKIPPER RITTER of Hallandale, Fla., broke the world's record in Schumann, 44 of Beverly Hills, tak s over in Lebanon_ 3 Lb. J the mile trials, which set off the National Stock Outboard Champion­ Calif., became 'best known when Rllolves Objection 39 ,hip. Rellatta to b, held in Miami Aug. 22-24_ Ritter broke the year he organized his musical chorus, It resolves the Jordan objection (an the Voices of Walter Schumann to any attempt to SUbstitute U.N. $2 No Bone pile, old record of 62.834 held by Miami 's Don Baldadnni, by averallinll No Waste si ngers, In 1954 . observer forces for the protection 63.269 CANNED PICNICS Uni' m.p.h, The top photo shows Ritter during his record run; Doctors said Schumann came to given the crown by British troops. was bottom photo shows Ritter after his record run in his hydro boat, the university hospital ior emer­ Some well-known personality in King and Prince Little Stinker. - AP Wirephoto. Booth 35¢ Banquet Frozen K: gency surgery. Details of the heart Amman to report on any violations ------deiect were not disclosed. was of the agreement should prove a 8 oz. pkg, 4for $1 Shrimp 100z. Edi! Schumann was musical director strong deterrent against a change Fish Sticks Meat Pies 67' si ne for the Armed Forces Radio Serv­ of heart by Nasser. t5 r ice during World War II and at Denmark Cancels Visit It should be obvious that the F&P YELLOW CLING AT brin diffe rent times served as musical great cement which pulled togeth­ No. "I arranger on Eddie Cantor's radio YOUR er the Arab League, with Tunisia 2Y2 to g program and for orchestra leader an d Morocco, is the expectation BENNER By Atomic Sub Skate oC I Andrc Kostelanetz. FOOD Cans arising from the Eisenhower-Ham­ $1 Kirl He wrote the musical score Cor COPENHAGEN IA'I - Denmark Premier Hansen said In an in­ marskjold proposals for establish­ PEACHES STORE mal canceled Thur day night the U.S_ terview that the Danish atomic several motion pictures. ing a cooperative agency under 4 " I alomic submarine Skate's sched­ commission had expressed con­ the U.N. for economic develop· que: uled visit here next week. Prem­ cern over a public discu sion about Iowan Third ment of the area. mig ier-Foreign Minister Hans C. Han- possibl risks which he said had Propaganda Failur, 25 Lb. thOl en said top nuclear physicists in laken place in Britain following All the propaganda the Soviet c K this country felt such a visit would the visit oC the Nautilus to Port· In Plow Match Union has tried to make about Bag oC 1 bring a potential risk. land. HERSHEY IA'I - Iowa's Lyle imperialism has failed lo dampen org1 Premi r Hansen said the Govern­ In an official statement issued Willhoite, 50, placed third in the the self-i nterest aroused by these POTATO,ES 89 tion ment decided to cancel the visit lat r Uan sen said it was probable con lour championship at the na­ proposals. star after advice from the Danish At­ that a visit here by the Skate tional plowing matches here Wed­ One oC lhe most interesting an· R omic Energy CommiSSion. would not in itsell represent a nesday. gle now will be to watch t:om­ mel Skate now is heading southeast danger. Willhoitec. of Wall Lake in Sac munist maneuvers regarding this aw County, scored 356 out of a possi· program. AU logic indicates that through the North Atlantic n However, he added, "in case of war roule to Bergen, Norway, where ble 400 points Lo finish t8 points the Soviet Union will be forced to A an accid nt. there would be a behind the winner, Charles L. cooperate in the U.N. program de­ she is scheduled to arrive Satur­ risk, and under these circum­ Sch day afternoon. Stamp. 23, of Rock Stream, N.Y., spite the fact that it will detInitely . tance , the gove rnment has de­ and a meager 8 points behind the laid Skate was the second atom-pow­ work against her world revolu­ hea cided to cancel tile visit. .. runnerup, Charles W. Holub, 43, tion. ered submarine to cross the North In view of nuclear experts at­ of Harrisburg, Pa. T Pole under the arctic ice cap. But the Soviet Union has proved thai tached to the Danish atomic com­ The top winner, a bridegroom time after time that it doesn't feel The firSl, Nautilus, put into Port· mission, the power plant in the of five weeks, said he was pretty add land, England, after its transpolar compelled to react according to j weE submarine must be considered a excited about winning an oppor­ logic. voyage and now is crossing the At­ nuclear reactor and thu subject tunity to represent the United Cinnamon or BENNERS OWN . 1001 lantic submerged en route to New to its security rules. Slates in the world championship If it is forced to pay its money idel York - and a ticker tape recep­ Under these rules a nuclear reo conlest next year in Northern Ire­ into a truly stabilizing agency it I . Raisin with Frosting T (jon . actor mu t be in an isolated place. land. will be the trick of the decade. waf - - POTATO and secl COFFEE den hap CHIPS mu, legt CAKES nie! Giant T Economy c Edi e're Open Now , the c Lb. 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