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, ; Victor and Vanquished Expect Nasser Repl.}tJo I Suet: I nvit'ation :rod a~ New Airline Routes Gladly for Adl~i . "Ope Parley Proposed for Iowa !Will Ease OMAHA III - TI\e Bureau of Air Operation ha proposed a tenta· live route paltern in th Civil Aeronautics Board's \'en states area Situation inve tlg tion. . " Il ret.'Ommends ('f\'lce by th rec feeder air lines to what it labels the CAIRO. LfI - President Nasser "Denver and Omaha traffle mar· ~iIl reply today to aft Invitation ket, " " the Dokola - Ilnncnpoll~ from London to dl8cun the Suez markeL.'· the Iowa market" and canal eri Ja with a five· naUoi "the Wisconsin eltlc markct." committee. aft oflldal EuPUu Lay Minister source aaJcl Monday, "We bdle\'e that deletion of Bra The answer III expected to bC niff polnUJ at' uc in the area ex ye-'>ul with a firm wlC~htancf. cept Roch t r and Lincoln , and ing ElD'pt I. not tbereb1 boUDd to dcletion of Iowa City from UnitNl's Helps Sell 10, acwpt a pla.n lor lntchlational (" .. W''''''o'o) route, will afford the local service control backed by II nations at IN A SHOW OF UNITY, Georg. p, M,hon.y, I.ft, \ II the Democrltlc l.nltorl.1 no",'_. With the", carrl r compl te freedom in devel· la.t week's London Suea cooler· MCI MrI, Millard E. Tydingl ,.., .. clasped h.nd, I, M,.,. Tydl",'1 IOn, Jo.. ph . Mahoney.nd Mr., oping th maximum trarne, whll e'IlCC , lhertly after the M.ryl,nd Democ,.,tlc Commltt.. Tydings both .ought the nomln.tlon .fter the .lIIng at the same lim ati.srylng the The source laid the Egyptian cho .. M,honey to replace fo,.me,. Sen.to,. Tydings form.,. ..n.to,. withdrew, Bank Funds en'ice n cd of the c111es," the Embassy in London win hand NIs, burcllu ald. WAYNE BURG, Pa. IA'I - Th cr'l note to Prime MJnlstor Rob· Th bureau ugg t d OUIrk F81 Mond y bellan Inve tl,ating crt G. Menzlts of ~ultralla, bi!ad Lin s, St. Louis, to s rve th IOW8 a bank hortage of ev ral thou· oC the special committee delegated Indict Former market and North Central Air· nd dollars that resulted In the to talk with Nasser. • liens. Minneapolis, to erve the orr t or a part· lime minister who Source. elote to the Cairo gov Rested President Dakotlls·rolinn apoll market and lIoork d as a tcller at the bank. ernment said a rCJ)ly was dl.~tcb· OM Man lor the Wlseon In area. J. Gordon Shanklin, special agcnt ed Sunday to the embassy in 'LOa. Cltle in Ihe area affected stated In charge of the Pittsburgh FBJ of don, These informant, said- Nas· their cas ror local air line service fic, aid th FBI is studying (II ser wanUJ the committee to come Embezzlemenl In a CAB hearln, conducted in co e to sec IC any rcdcral laws ADLAI STEVINSON I, ca""" by IUflIri.. by • kl" ~ ..... tty to Cairo. , , oes -Back to Work were vlolatNl, Sant. F" N. M., ""t. Que,n A,.,eUna 0rtI, - .nc! ",arly ml .... A date for a meeting has yet La Omaha last month, Another hear· the MIN Ortl" 1., pllnted ttM kl" .t file vl'Il", ef 're.. pile... be (lxed, - ., DES MOINES IHl-lI1orrls II. All· ing, In which air lines involved be Robert DrOOge, 27, a MeUlOdist bu.. PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. I.fI - Presidenl Eisenhower, his convales· , zr, president of Continental FI heard, Is scheduled ror Wa hlngton ,raphers, catchl", Stenn.on In mld·puck.r. Cairo informaniJ said' f'fasscr cence from surgery cnded, WIll r-eturn to WaslungLOn toaay welton hIS I y.mlni ter Crom nearby Mt. Mor· wlll Insist whole i81mlt nane Co. here from 1946 to 19;;5, In S ptember. rl s, was arreslcd Saturday and the or re·election campaign plans and get a detailed report on the Suez sltua· problems over Suez be cfl~LI$sed, was Indicted Monday by th Polk L, tion. Copies of a letter rrom James cbarecd with rrlludul nt prelcns not just the plan for inteMlaUonal County grand jury Cor embeuling Deegan, bur au counsel. oullining In connection with lh shortage at Feeling chipper after four days "about $83,000" Crom th small control.. . . of golf, the President and Mrs. Ihe bureau's tentative proposals, U1C First National Bank of Mor· The pressure on Egypt bas r,lsen loan company. have be n malled to porties In the gantown, W. Va" where he was a Ike Responsible. Eisenhower plan to take of( aboard since Nasser took 'ovC'r the ) ntet Th t [ler. ' hl~ private plane, Columbine III, final It ages of Ih invc liga· cn e. Th Bureau or Air Opera· . nationally owned Suez Canlal CcI. Iowan Dies tion were handlcd by the county at· tlon operates under the CAB. DrOOge was lOdged in the Greene from nearby Monterrey, Calif. July 21 In the name of EIY))t. . The flight to the capital takes torney' oHic. For the Iowa market, the bureau County Jail to await grand jury British aDd French 'military ahout nine hours. Its rindings center d about a cer propos III 8e new local service ocllon. For GOP: ~dlai rorces wcre moved lolo the Medl At a Pebble Beach news confer· l,n Air Crash tified audit of tho Conlin ntal Fl. route iejment or gmcnt modl!l· The chorgowlI5 fllcd by Ray tttranean pIjaH '0«' aetiob. ~r· ence Monday, reporters asked nance Co. in August. 1955, that dis· cations: Fisher, a ML Morris service stat SANTE FE, N. M. IA'I- Adlai Ste\'Cnson told Democralle par\,y lead· ations of the ceal Ila,lf., wer!) 1. MinneapoUs-St. Paul to St, White House Press Secretary VLADOSTA, Ga . (.4'\ - Four air clo ed "a net hortag or $83,. tion operator, who contends Drodac era of the Southwe t Monday tbat Pre Idcnt Eisenhower will be held threatened by a polISlbie walkout James C .Hagerty whether Mr. men, including an Iowan. were 390.76" in tho Highland Park Louis via Rohee tcr, Minn .• Ma on withdrew $21,000 from his account. per onally responsible for the "conduct or hIs adrnlnlstratlon." or foreign pilots. ' Eisenhower'S doctors now feel hi s Ikill ed Monday when two Air Force branch oCCice of Ule company. All· City, Ft. Dodge, Des Moines. ott Shcrirr Tom Boyd of Greene The Democratic presidcntlal nominee gave this word to a closed Nasscr bas tried to keep the convalescence from major abdomi- T33 jet trainers coliid d crashed bcr manag d that office. tumwa, Burlington, and Quincy, 111. County said Drcldge admitted draw· meeting as the party's presidential I door open to peeceful talksu lhl! ~ Kansa City to Chicago via St. nal surgery on June 9 is at an end. and burst into Clames 'ne~ the The audit report said no shorl· Ing money (rom Fisher's account campaign got orr to a start In Sao· F d F d prellsure rose. He has offered to "I would think the answer 10 runway at Moody Air Force Ba e. Joseph, Mo., Burlington, lind Dav and quoted Drodge a saying he Iluaranlee freedom of naMlatlon ages were found In the company', enport, Moline, III. to Fe. un rau Ulat woui~ be : Yes, they do ," Hag- The planes, one rrom Moody and also had drawn money (rom his through tho canal for all • na· ' main office or southside branch. 3. Siou~ City to Chicago via Des Later Stevenson beld a news con· . crty replied. the other Crom Elgin AFB, Fla., wlfc's account and an account or Uans, either b1 lDdIvidual &tecU Or A warrant was is ued Monday Moines, Ottumwa and Iowa City ference. Under questioning on a collective treaty, l(e un8oubted. The press secretary said he were approaching the runway ror for the arrest or Allber. who was w, F. Snowden, Mt. Morris. Ch d b' and Rockford, [II. whether he told the leaders If he arge y . Iy will dlscuu lh1a with tbe com· could not pinpoint the precise t¥-ne landings when the crash occurred. understood to be lIvlng in Missouri 4. Sioux Falls to Omaha via However, the sherirr said, Drodge had Intended to attack Eisenhower at which the physicians decided They collided about 200 Ceet from now. Alibcr worked a a u cd car claims the total shortage Is '17,400. personally In the campaign, the mlttee, Yankton, S. D., Sioux City, and Egyptians complained Brllaila the President no longer was a con- the grou nd and about 1.000 fect salesman here for a time after Norfolk and Columbus, Neb. Boyd said Drodge told him he Democratic nominee declared ; valeseent. from the end of the runway. diseovcry of the shortage. u ed the money for ex pen e at AF L - C10 and France were trYina to cripple S. Omaha to Kansas City via Lin "I hope I shan't attack him at the SUez Canal by PJlttin, the Since the Presi~e nt came to Peb· The dead were identified by the Investigating officers said Allber coln and Beatrice, Ncb., and St. home and to give to needy people. all." But he went on to say that ble Beach the White House has an- Moody public information orrice as FOREST PARK, Pa. (All - The squeeze on the trained pilot, who was accused oC embezzling the Joseph, Mo. Drodge has been a telter 2~ as president, Mr, Eisenhower Is the steer ships throulb the mile nounced his weight at .168 ~~, half Capt. Ray J. Shipley of Mapl ton. years. He told the sheriff he took AFL • CIO Monday cracked down 103 • money over a 6·year-perlod, 1949 •• Addition of Waterloo a an in· head of tbe Republican adminlstra· waterway. They said .twO n'· a pound more than when he en· Iowa ; Maj. Robert T. Maltby o( to 1955, through making thousands termcdiate point between Roches· the money over the past two years, tlon and wUl be held responsible on three member unions for a1leg· the 8. lions whieb have the larlest ilnaD· tcred the hospital June In the Antigo, Wis ,; S,Sgl. Al wayn E. of fictitious loan . He and his wive have a 4-year~ld tcr and Cedar Rapids on a pro for "Its conduct and Its failures." ed corrupt handling of welfare cial Interest In the Sua Co., hospital he was down at one point Padgett, and Capt. Paul W. Horan, poscd route betwcen Minneapolis child and are e/CpeeUng anotber, C.... l to about 157. both of ValparaiSO, Fla. They said the ficliUous loans As for Elsenhower's health, Stet funds and ruled that one lacet are lr7irtlt to persuade, their .... Hagerty has steadfastly decllned were mado out either to "non-exis· SL Paul and Davenport·Moline. Arter taking the bank, job, he be· venson said, "that is a matter be came assl tant pastor at the Mor· early suspension, tionals who are pilots to qUit. ' - to talk any politics since the Presi· tnnt persons or to real persons who " The addlUon of Omaha as a tween him and the people." Egyptians alab accused France dent arrived · at tpe exclusive Cy. had neye r applied for a loan." co-terminal with Sioux City on the g&lltown Metbcldist Church, His The council accepted a report by and Britain 0( exertJq pftuure existing route segment between annual church alary was not made And, In a lIubsequent closcd-door press Point Club Thursday night Truman ·Will Speak The shortaie was not discovered conference with Democratic lead· Its Ethical Practices CommiUec on other nat\Qlla DOt to allOW their a few hours aftcr accepting the until Allber took "a brief Missouri Chicago and Sioult City via Mason public, CIty. ers, he pledged that he and his run· saying there was sufficient evl· citizens to take ;lobs as canal pl· nomination for a second lerm at v[lcalion" in August, 1955. ning mate, Sen. Estes Kerauver. denee of fund fraud In the Distil. lots. '. . Ihe ·Republican National Conven Saturday in OHumwa The bureau said It would take a The aUdit, tarted on Aug. 22, position. later on service to the "will make It clear that the cru· Icry Workers Laundry Workers TIle Ove·aatioa colmDlttee Ia liD· tion in San Francisco. 1955, disclosed the Highland Park sade of 1952 has become a circus." , der InatructJona tit present hDdmas Hagerty has said fepeatedly that . OTTUMWA (All - FormeI' Presi· Wisconsin cities market. Escape Injury As and Allied Industrial Workers un· of the London con(ereoec to ' Nu- dent Harry S. Truman will make branch had " 1,153 loans" outstand· Deegan's letter emphasized the Stevenson spoke to party worker. Mr. Eisenhower himsel£ has talked ing at that time totaling $238,106.88. from seven states with 57 electoral Ions to warrant further formal in· lOr, . fampaign plans with no one during his first speech of the fall cam· bureau's posllion Is .. tentative and paign next Saturday at Ottumwa, However, the audit report said, wr invite erlUcism of each or its Trucks Collide votes. States represented were velltigation. This could include India's, pJP. Ujis vacation. But he reportedly " 1,044 of those loans totaling $224, Wyoming, Colorado, Texas, Okla· will get togethe with Republican state Democratic headquarters aspects." It was the first move by the supported . by !lilly four iatloaa, said Monday. 618.33 were fictitious." homa, Arkansas. Arbona and New AF' "]0 i ' • IndIa p~ all IntenultlODaI National Chairman Leonard Hall On River Bridge "'" s nce Its merg~ last De· board with Jlll)wt!r only to advtse . and other GOP leaders a few days Truman will come to Ottumwa It was poin~ out during the In· ESTIMATE ON COSTS Mexico. cemb« to carry out an announced Eaypt on caul o,er tio • _ UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (All - , ~fter returning_ to Washington . from Kansas City by plane with vesligation, however, that the Three men escaped serious In· He said in contrast to the "slickcr aim of rooting out any corrupt in· Britain and Franc: ,:apPort the ,Campaign slrategy and travel Herschel Loveless, Democratic "$224,618.33" in fictitious loans rep· Secretary General Dag Hammar· juries in a era h involving two show" put on by the Republican nucnces In the labor movement, much slr'OnIer lI-naUon PW. pip- plans will be mapped then. candidate for governor, for a lunch resented entries at the Highland skjold Monday estimated UN oper· semi-trailer trucks on the English National Convention. the Demo- The 29-membcr AFL-CIO ExCC\l· _...... the Vllited &t*s. The eon program at the municipal air Park branch and that the "net ating expenses in 1957 will be $48,' Ri 'd H'gh 218 l' crats ran a .. wide ...... n.. conven· ...... ,~ 'Hall already has said the cam· vcr b rl ge on I way ," tion, v.... live Council, beaded by president two PO'Yers up Na..,:a ~trql palgn so far as Mr. Eisenhower port. hortage" was $83.390.76." 250,700. about the same as in 1956. miles south of Iowa City about 3 GeorBe Mcany, WCIlt into the· un· of Suez imperi& Europe'll lUeUDca. J¥lrsonally is concerned probably Truman's speech Is scheduled for B.m . Monday. "The Joe Smiths weren't shut Ion fund situation as the council particularly the now of oil lrom 't:,vill get started about mid-Septem· 2 o'clock. One of the two trucks burst into up," he said. "They ran the meet· opened a 4-day meeting at a lavish the Middle East. ' r. He has said, too, that the During the Chicago convention, flames after the collision, Inflicting Ing. and there lire a lot of Joe union~wned summer camp here ,fcsident will make five or six na Loveless, who like the former pres Egypt Accuses Three third degree burns on the two men Smiths in this country." in the Poconos Mountains, . . ,ijlln·wlde television and radio ad ident backed the unsuccessful can in the lruck-Gcrald R. Payne, 31, Stevenson made no bones about It M P e, .. ~sses, some of them outside of I:t. Louis, the driver, and Lewis the fact that the Democrats "have The council ruled that the Dis- didacy of Gov. Averell Harriman " tillery Workers group, with 25,000 0 ore erml s Washington. of New York, asked Truman to Tartt, 33, Sl. Louis. riding with a mansized job on our bands this " Arter Mr. Eisenhower came , i(l eome to Iowa for the ItickoU of the Of Military Spying Payne. The men also lIuffered rail ." members, must show cause why It I "iable for minor cuts and bruises in the acei. should not be suspended from the from the golf course Monday, Hag. Iowa state campaign. CAmo III - Two Britons and an four Egyptians as members o( the "We will talk about the issues; AFL-CIO. The council said that at "val ' .rty told newsmen "he had his Truman said then he probably Egyptian were arrested by Egyp alleged ring, dent. but we wlU listen as well as talk - least $650,000 had ~n kicked back best round," but did not disclose would "i£ thcy sWl want me aIler lian security police Monday and Swlnburn, about 50, was busincss W, R. Haworth, 40, Cedar Rapids, and w~ arc starting now to listen, to union officials In connection Gas "in Iowa C"IIY driver of the other truck was un· I the the President" s score. this convention." accused of master-minding a spy manager 0 f the Ara b News Agen· n sc precampaign meetings, to with the unioo's welrare fund. . C ' I ' i h ed injured in the crash. th I thl . ~ ring dealing In military secrets. cy In al1'o. t IS a Brlt . s -own d e pcop Ic who rea Iy run S In the case of the other two un. Persons who ilav" DOt alr . I h' h d' 'buted Estimate damage was about tr the J S . hs ._-1_.. Ma.gdedlncYEw IC ISthetri B it $40,000. About '10,000 damage was coon y - oe mIt . ions - the Laundry Workers and received a pcrmlt to ...... natur· Police said a ringleader named re~a f ' The Weather Nixon Returns to three other Egyptians as co-work· news 10 least rom r - "Estes and I can talk ourselves the Allied Induatrial Workers, for. al ,as bere thII )'ear ean 110 Ioda- ish new agency Reuters. incurred by Haworth's truck and black in the face. shake a million I the An A W" It er obtain auc:h pe .... I ••w.. lbe ers in the alleged plot to steal The authorities said tbe three are cargo; $30,000 to Payne's vehicle, mer Y n uto or.er. - .....-.,. Washington for Egyptian military inrormation. Including bis cargo. hands. and whlsUe·stop thi5 country was decided there was sufficient )owa·UUnoII Gas and Electric Co, hein~ helddathathetheMJnlsbtryl' o£ the Haworth was transporting a load up, down and sideways. But this evidence at hand rrom a prellml. said Monday. t , Clear 'Start of Campaign The disclosure ca.ffiC at a peal Interior Il~n"_~'d he PUh IC prose· of Carm equipment which was election Is ,oing to be won or lost, nary probe to continue w1th more TIle company said the IJ!Il. of the period of tbe crisis over Egypt's eutor w ...."'1 e w t er they are thrown on both sides of the bridge depending on what is done in the detailed investigations. 1& allotment of _ , .. lioetJD, WASHINGTON III - Vice·Presi- seizure of the Suez Canal and West- to be tried by a military or civilian by the impact. Payne's cargo con. precincts. And when 1 say won or Evidence or alleged fraud in permjta for ·Iowa CIty. ~a1ville and dent Nixon flew back to Washing· ern-led efforts to have President court. sisted of leather goods, pretzels, lost, I mcan won." handling of welfare funcia of the and VaiVeraIt1 HetJblJ Mel been ton Monday from the bedside of his Nasser agrce to internatJonal con· Announcing the arrests, Egypt's to r i to d '''-vcnson, in an obvl'ous rcfer· ... - I I _I de elo Iasued . ailing father to map strate"" for trol of the canal. director of informaUon, Col. Abdel s ves, rc r gera rs an paper -- uu",,,, un ODS was ar.~y v po • bow1l II pI_-.I ,b. .. , plates, which fed the nre. ~nce to President Elisenhower's eel b7 a Senate Labor subcommlt. It is not ..... u _...... • Warmer his re-election campaign. The three men undcr arrest werc Kader Hatem, said: personal appeal, told the part1 tee headed b7 Sen. Paul Douiw cruses iJI the CU IdI'l'Y wOI roUe Nixon told newsmen on hJs arrl- Identified as James Swinbum, . "Two yean 880 Egyptian au· workers: ro.D)') . possible IAuDce of per,mJ1a .ID val from Los Angeles that he would Cairo manager of the Arab News tborlties learned of tJ:Ic exJste~ SUI Graduate Tak.s 11$7 " No immediate relief Is in sight go to his office during the arter- Agency, Charles Plttuck. a radio- of a dangerous espIOnage rlDg "We are not going to win a per- Tbe IUbcommittee reported last The c:oIDPRDY.saicI that .uate \from the hnt weather that has noon to confer on campaign plans telegraphs company ofIlclal, and which worked for Bri~sth intelli- Army Engineer Post I0Il81 popularity contest. April that at least _,008 was supplies of lIS eouId DOt _ all1ll'- 'prevailed over Iowa City since with officials of the Republican EI Sayed Amm Mahmud. g.coce and ~upp1ied It, With informa- "We are DOt,Oillg to win the bat· Improperly paid from the Dlattliery eel if IICIdItIoaaI ... . C'OIIIIectioDa ---The Daily Io~vall--- 1- 'New...... Nixon' ..... The Daily Iowan is an in Tile 10,,:on edUorlal sIoff dependent daily 'IlI'1L'SPOper, tfrites its edUorinls wlthollt 1L'rIllefl and ediled by stu censorship by administration dents) It if governed IJIj IJ board of fill!! silldent trll.ttecs or focII/ty. Tile lowall" edi elected by tile stucIent body torial 7lolley, there/ou, i.t not fll!ce.Uflrtly an. f!1Cpreufon anc./ fOllr fac"lty trl/stet's ap BOSTON lit - Radioactive blood pointed by tile lJfe ident of of SUI administration policy clots promise to lead to better the lInit:erslty. or opinion. ways o( preventing coronary heart atLacks such as President Eisen hower su!(ered. The radioactive clots are pro· Bip,artisan Foreign Aid duced in animals. Drugs or agents 'r•• Tile DH Mel... .,""'r then can be tested to see how well they dissolve the clots and prevent Foreign cconomic aid has been subject to much contro· dnngerous new ones (rom (orming. versy in recent yenrs. Presidents of both partie hav supported The study nnds one natural com it. Congresses controllcd by both parties have sputtered about ponent of human blood, known as jt, trimming back the amounts, and trying to make it as tem- plasmin. works well in dissolving clots and p~venUng henrt darnnge pora as possible. in animals. Alnong those who favor the principle of economic aid, The )lew technique WaS deseribed there aTe strong groups who would ( I ) tie it more closely to Monday to the sixth congress o( defense; (2) se\'er it completely from defense; (3) channel the Internalional Soclely of Hema· tology by Drs. Julian L. Ambrus more f it through the United Na1iom; (4) keep it all strictly and Clara Ambrus, a husband under IT.S. control; (5) aid aUies only; (6) aid other. wife team, and Dr. Nathan Back Dnd J. W. Byron of BuUalo. N. Y. So it is interesting to see how it fared in the national party Coronary attacks are usually .. , platfomls. . caused by blood clots lodging in Notional convention platform committees are a meeting narrowed arteries feeding the ground for the copgressional and the presidential (or would-he hcart. The blockage causes part of the heart musele to die. New presidential ) wings of the parties. Often the pre identinl wing clots forming later can produce swings somewhat more weight in national conventions than the second or third attacks and more damage or death. president in office can swing with congress in actllal legislation. The Buffalo researchers produce • • • clots containing radioactive iodine The Republican platform mentioned foreign aid in two in the heart, lung or other arteries widely s<'parated places. In the "Declaration of Faith" at the oC animals. The iodine gives oCf rays showing where the clot is, and lx>ginnlng, the platfonn say : how Cast it dissolves within the "Where needed. in order to promote peace aod freedom body when drugs are given. thrOl out till.' world, we shall within the prudent limits of our The scientists tested a number of clot·dissolving agents, and found resources assist friendly cOlllltrie in their determined efforts to . Washingt~n Scel1e- " that concentrated plasmin had the strengthen their economies." (jenera! best effect. I the foreign policy section ("Human Freedom and Peace') In dogs and monkeys. plasmin (AI' Wirephoto) prevented he\lrt damage without A BABY SQUIRREL found wand.ring on th. outskirts of 0 firo In the Re ublican platform says: adverse effects on the normal bal· W.llhlngton', Mt. Bakn National for.st, its eves swollon from smoko, "Povrrty and unrest in less d cv('lopcd countries make them nolice~ Jo.e Smith Back " ance of clotting and anticlotting hun,rily nlbbt.s on II doll bottle filled with milk. The boy holdl", the target for international communism. We must help them Oenerol Notlc •• mull be r.celv~ nt Th~ agents In the bloodstream. the bottle is John Holhhoimor, 13. Dally Jownn o((lc~. Room 201 , Com Human trials using plasmin and achieve the economic growth ancl stabiUty neces ary to attain munlclitlon. Center. by 8 G.m. for pub· ------IIcallon the follow In & momln,. The) regular blood-thinning dl·ugs. such and preserve their independence." mu. NEW YORK .... - Mi1Jionairess Gloria Vanderbilt and tele\'isioD Smoke Crom a burning blanket and mattress in the We t Li~rty jail early SUDday resulted in the death or Ceor, Abbott. 27. 0( 1201 S. director Sidney Lumet were mar- I Linn St., Iowa City. lied quietly and unexpectedly Dr. I. H. O'Dell, Muscatine Councy coroner. said death was due to onday. I acddental suffocation. No Inquest Only a f_ close friends and an will be held. Abbott had been arrested in West old ,overnes of )lw Vanderbilt Liberty at about 11:45 p.m. OJ! a attmded the unheralded ceremony charg(' of intolticatlon. He was the 10. Receive Iin the apartment of pla)rwrighf Sid only prisoner In the Town Hl1Il ney Kingsley. I lock up. Mia Vanderbilt, who ended her I Igbt farshaJ ~t Peterson marrlaee to white - haired sym said he cbeclted Abbott's cdl in NoyesAwar~ phony conductor Leopold Stokow the two.cell lockup at about 1:-45 Iltl la t year. had been linked with a.m. and lluit Abbott seemed to LaVerne Noyes SchoJarships lor the 195&-57 school year have been Lumet recently in romantic ru be leeping. mor. When P('terson returned at about awarded to 70 SUI tudenls. The ecbolarsbJp CO\·et basic fees in 2:50 a.m .• he said he was unable Both Lumet , ex.husband of ac- I to enter the jail becaUJe of the undereraduate coUe,e . tress Rita Gam. lind lis Vander- smote. He caJled firemen who reo. Fundi are provided by Income bilt are 32. I mo ed Abbott lrom the cot where from the Noyes tale. with schol ~isl Vanderbilt managed to a mould ring mattress and blan arshipe a\!aUable to direct blood keep her weddln, plan a secret (A'P " ·Ir.,"".) ket w re causing the amoke. descendant. of World War I eler· until the la t minute. She and Lu THREE STUDENTS at Clinton T.nne .... Hi,h School plcko.. eI "Mol MencI4Iy a • ..,. tint ...... ~ Abbott was pronounced dead af alii. An above·averale scholastic m t applied for a marrialle licen eel "Mol In T.nnel...... n in .... ra.. eI c1u.... Two of "'- boyl. Iuclcly Tra",mell (r!thtl a/MII Tom- 4:30 a.m. after firemen and a West record and need Cor financial a - londay afternoon and I:w!r atlor- ' 4'1)' S.nders 1I.ft) r.ported to c1u... I."r In "'- d.y. but M.. Stllo. (eonter) f.llod t. show uti. Liberty doctors tried to reviv him. 5istanee are required Cor the bbotl wa not burned and there awardlnl oC the scholarships. was DO doma,e to the cell other Iowa City student who receIved Dey, Arnold• Krakower. immediate than the burned beddin&- the scholar hips are: ly sought a waiver of the required Coffee Cost Police lheorized that he had been (arlene Braverman. A2: John U-hour wailln, period. Jennessee School mokinl while tyine on the cot and L. Carter. C4; Jerome 'f. Davis, State Supc-eme Court Justice Ir that the bedding wa ignited from E4; Leonard lander, A2; Deryl ving H. Saypol not only granted Goes Up hi cigllr Itc. E. F1eml!1f. ; lary Lou Hum the waiver but perform d the cer - Abbott is survived by his par phreys. AS; Jeanette L_ Ki~r. P2; mony . HEIRESS GLORIA VANDERIIL T .nd Sidnty Lum.t... I.vi.lon eli ents. 1r _ and 1r. Lloyd Abbott, Thomas Kraemer. E2; Norma Jo Mis Vand rbilt I\ns been IlllIr roctor. st.nd noar their w.ddin, cake with ,I ••sol ral.ed in a to ••t 1208 S. LInn t .. ; II son. Jimmy Lacina. A2; John McCammond. rl d twice prevlou Iy. including a foIlowlnll their murl... cer.mony in N.w York Mond.y. Both u. . A~mits First Negro 3 to 4 Cents Lloyd. 2; nnd his former wife. A4; Charles Robert. £2, Bnd Char· nine-year marriago to tOkoWSkl. \ 32. The w.cldln~ took ploc ••t tho honw of playwrl,ht Siclnoy Kln,. 8 y Tbe Auotlat.d Pre NEW YORK (,f\ - Coff('e drink Also survlvin, are three broth Ie Warren. A4. 87 y ars her senior. loy. Sho pr.viou.ly Wal married to conductor Leopold Stoltowllei. A slate-supported white high school in Tennessee admitted Negroes ing became morc expen ive Mon er, Bennie. Val Eugene and Monday for the first time in the state's hislory. day wh n \'eral big supermarket Ralph; and nve sisters. Mrll. R0- At the same time the Virginia General A sembly was handed a pro chains raised the price of their bert Corwin. Mrs. Lyle Dahnke, gram aimed at giving citizens the choice of continued racial eparalion private brands of coffee rour Mrs. Donna Oxley, Mrs. Charles in schools or no stalr·support d cent . Grimm, and Frances Abbott . hot.) school at all. Shoppers oj a can look for a fir. In A similar program designed to University thr - to four-c nt Increa In the sm ...., preserve school segregation goes price of nationally ndvertJsecl. holdi", vscuum-paekro coffee in ahout a before voters in Alabama today. w ek or so. Hold Nurse In Tallahassee, Fla., the protest Enrollment The increa es by the supermar of Negroes against segregated k ts means that th ir private label seating on public bllses brought the corre will sell for 89 cents, 99 Classified Typing Home for Sah. arrest of the Rev. C. K. Steele, In Killing. of House for Rent To Increase eents and $1.03 a pound _ Their own president oC the Inter Civic Coun Advertising Rates I-lOll sur registration is cxpected to vacuum-pack d brand will be IlOUSE ror rent to lntl... radual* Itu- TYPING: Dwl t201. ri, cil, which is ~ponsori n ~ a boycott $1.07. One Day II¢ a Word denu. 01.1 1-0211. 1-2J TYPING' 0 1.1 1-0429 '.1m continue its t ady climb from lb Two Days JO¢ a Word 1.\ or Tallahassee bu~es . Steele was 'fhl.' Gr at Atlantic " Pacific charged with operating a Negro po. [war low reachcd in 1952 as Uni 3 Children Thr Day IU a Word Inl,ructlon Tea Co .• the blgg t nat ion D I car pool automobile without a "for versity officials prepare Cor be Four Day 14¢ a Word 1- " chain; and II. C. Bohaclc Co., a NEW HAVEN. Conn. (,f\ - A pe- 5 wor .. ~ \\\rc" tag. tw cn 9,500 and 9.600 students in Five Day ~ 15¢ a Word N w York or a chain. IlllIde tbe dlatrlc nur who said chUdJ'c FOR AJ..J:: Re~d) ' 10 move folto. now September. Ten Day 20¢ a Word In Columbb, S.C .. Gov. George boo t effective Monday. afeway, som tim. ", t on my n rve .. lh... -bed room hoUl... Full ba emenl. Fre hmcn and other n w tu- One Month 39¢ a Word Personal lean. 0 •• h .. iII. Near Roo.evelt School. AIIO 1$eU Timmerman Jr., attacked also a nationwide chain. will go admitted Monday she beat or (our.. b~droom hou (Ion Port~r Avenue-. dents on the campus In September I Minimum Charge ~ I President Eisenhower [(or "racial up Tuesday and Grand Union, sllook three In{ant to death, the PERSONAL LOANS on 1) ","wrlt""a. Mi.cellaneous tor Sale LArew Conlpar,y. lU,81 8-2B arc expect d to total between 3.200 DI.,lay Ads phOOOIl'llPh.. lporll equipment. and mixing" in District of Columbia and 3,300 as compared to 2,994 last which has slores along the Eastern county coroner r('ported. Jtwelry. HOCK-EYE LOAN CO.. 221 Buy Quality COCKERS. 01.1 4000 S with 750 before admission to proCessional NEW YORK "fl - The Commu cause the inConl would not take It 4191 ROOMS (or ""'10 .mdunle Iludenu. 11. white students in compliance wiU. training. nist party of th United States The SUI Veterans Service is pre Monday t th weekend of Feb. 9· formuia . 7W. 1·7 an order Issued last winter In U.S. CorrIgan said Mi Jaspers ad- H I Wid District Court. paring to help from 2,000 to 2,500 12, 1957, {or It fir t national con· mitt d shaking a 3-monlh-old girl ___-...;.e.;..;.&Op_...;;a;..n;..e;.;;..--- Korean War veterans among the vention sinC(! 1950. . A pIca by John Kasper of ~ash- student population. During the The convention wUi be in w to death in 1948, and another in. KELP WANTE~ : Enrlneerln. aludenl: TYPEWRITERS fant {our or fiv n years ago. t ,",ft-tln", dr•• Inll. IOllnullnl fllKl- angton, D.C:, that parents Plck~t [irst semester of 1955·56, 1,999 stu York. " r catl8 ... and co.t Umale !or " ,.1· • Rental. the school m protest I.II'0ught hIs . dents received ben('fits as veterans ;' It was uncontrollable," Corri- d ntlal and oommercllli eonJ1M1ctloll. The party announcement ex aan quoted h r as say'-g. "I dido't FuIl·Ume .umm:O.... Prerequl Itea: Con • Repal,. arrest on chargcs of inciting to oC the Korean War while 76 were plain ~ the long gap between con • m trudlon u ;perltncc. Iwo , ..... Jell In riotaond vaflr:lOey. He was jailed enrolled under the' World War II know why I did it. Children some· Io.. a City. m..o.lnlaJn U or belter ITade • Sale. vention by .. the Imprisonment of times get on my nerves." pelnt. P110ne ..... Red DlI11 En,ln.er· Alltherbed ••.,.. under bond of $5.000. bill which expired in July of this many party leaders under tht: In. anti D.!velo;)ment. Inc 8-:1, Deale, year. Smith Act. political persecutions Miss Ja pers was reporled by RESERVE TRAINING Almost one in every four stu and harassment of party mcm· Corrigan to have grabbed the baby Ign ition hrt.W.. St.,,"''' The following sur graduates Ilrc dents on the campus last year waR bers." who died Thursday by both arms, CARBURETORS currently receiving two weeks ac married, also (oUowing a trend set pressing her thumb against he.. GENERATORS UAlT!RS Wik.1 tive Army Reserve training at aCler World War II. chest. She aid he shook the in- Iri". &. StraHan Ma'o" Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. They fant violently and the bead bobbed M V S Typewriter Co. Registration for fall elas es wUl rapidly, Corrigan said. When she are : Lt. Col. Francis R. Flemming, start Sept. 17 following a four-day Water Color Art PYRA 10 SER IGE Dial '-1051 23 E. Wa.hl"gton noted the inCant's breathinl be- 621 5. DuitJque Dial 5723 TS ' -1m L\. Col. Carl C. Polter and Lt. period of orientation activities for came faint, she put her down, the ______'l'rb8_ ... ,. Col. Stanley Kriz. new students. On Exhibition coroner aid.. Corrigan added the In SUI Library child also uHered a brain injury. COMPLETE The baby was the daughter of SHADE TREE SERVICF. Where Plane Hit An e",bibit of 90 water color Fender Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kapslnow. CabIiDI-Feeding-Brarlal Clnd paintings by 30 American artists Is The Kapsinows were shocked to now being shown In the lobby oC hear the poliC(! report of how their Evergrt't'n Sen.·1et tile SUI Library. The exhibit will baby died. A newsman wa first Body Work be in place until Sept. 24. to inform them. McCool's Tr .. Surgery by The paintings are part of the col "Oh my God," Mrs. Kapsinow lection of the International ' Busi· cried. "They told us our baby died .onded and Inlured EXPERT WORKMEN ness Machines Corporation and of natural causes." Phone 8-2170 are loaned free at the request of McManus said a full-sule inves Kennedy Autc Mart the exhibitor. tigation into the case was launched Reao Street sa 701 Riversld. Drive I C 1')6. 1Cl., r..... '" Sfnd .."", Inc. W.tU ,.hr •." .. "" J. Artists represented include John last Friday and Miss Jaspers was Iowa City. IIJW8 Marin, Doug Kingman and John brought in for questioning Monday. ,.",. '-lIft DIAL 7373 Tl'hS ' - IIR "I had a tough day at the office, dear - could we eat on Costigan, and subjeclB range from She was accompanied by her fath· paper plates tonj~ht?" , landscapes to still lifes, from cats er, WUlJams Jaspers, who is treas to sea gulls. urer of New Haven County. ILONDIE YOUNG The IBM coUection had its be Miss Jaspers has been a quaU ,innines in 1939 when it was de· fled pediatric nurse lor 12 years cided to assemble a basic exhibit and McManus said all records of to represent two livine artists from the babies who have beeD UDder each of the 79 countries in which her care in the past were checked. the corporation operates. The She was In the women', lockup paintings were 1 to be cbosen by at _police headquarters Monday local juries. The collection has night. A source there said l\lis.~ groWD to world-wide representation Jaspers seemed upset and kept keeping its withla the fAI' Wlre,•• le) core u.s. to repeatine: BLACKENED RUBBISH i. oil tII.t romain. of ••to In s.nfenI. show art (rom pre-colonial times "How will I ever face people Fl •.• hit Monday by a hoavy aH.ek bo",ber from ~ noartly M..,.I .Ir to the present. again." .ta.lon. Tho crash killod til,.. N.vy men and a tII,....y...... d ,Irt -lie was In the heMI ... Curious Mules Pinza Recovering Roam City ~treets plane Strikes Home; 3 De_d. After Heart AHacl( Two mules went Cor a noonday SANFORD, Flil. (,f\ - A big Navy Iwas hit £irst. It was del1'oLished by walk Mooday in Iowa City. CERVIA, Italy CIt - Singer Ezio l\ttack bomber crashed into two the crash and the splinters destroy· They stroUed near the Rock Is IAILEY By ~l1les Monday Itllling its three . ed by Cire. Pinta will require months or ab land RaUroad tracks and were solute rest. a member of his bouse C¥'ewmen and a c!.ild. I Brown said he knew the plane givcn a police escort back to their I III n:t0{ber, father and young son was in trouble and that be went "bome." the stockYard pens near hold said Monday. ere bllrned severely. Ito the back door ~o see. That move the Dodge Strt:et viaduct. It is not The stage and &CreeD star col· '. Another father was blown into 'ment saved his Il!e. known who opened the gate for lapsed three days ago (rom what .is' carport and es,aped with onl~ The plane hit at that moment, them. his physician described as a mild a ~haking u!'. . blowilli. him I~t., Ute carport. It Tbey were polile about the heart attack. SUe Lo~e, 3. was fOllnd on the ~~~'::e~kJdded mlo the Lowe resi- wbole thing - they just wanted to ta.lle a walk. Dr. Celestino Scaravelli. dItec JIOtch oC ner wrecked home, burn- AJJ that I ft f the' Ct ed to death was e 0 alTcra tor of the Cervia Hospital, de . wa~ a portion of ahe tail assembly. : POLIO IN CHICAGO lIC1"ibed PInza'. Condition AI alcel, Mr. and *s. ~Ioyd Lowe, her Witnesses said the plane ap- CHICAGO ,III _ TweDtY-lix new improved and confirmecl that Pill parents, .and DaVId Lowe, 4, their peared to be coming in for a land- polio cases were reported Monday ZIt will be able to sail from Geooa other child, were severely ~urned Ing on the air station strip just - the lowest total lor a weekend in for the United States sept. J. ,nd taken to a hospita .. Lowe had Ithree blocks from the scene of the Chicago sin~ the outbreak reached Pinza's sister, Beniamina Caaai Just come home from. work for crash. - • serious proPortions July 5. Pre nelli, quoted Dr. ScaravelU as say lunch whell the plimt lilt. I It clipped Lbe tops of some pine vlous weekend totali were 40, 63 ina PiIlZa wiIJ require coQlplete ~ home of W. B. Brown. a trees, then crasbed into the resi- and 66 cases. The 1956 total now reat Cor some moatba for a c0m- Carmer Navy chief petty officer,dences. stands at 926 cases and 27 ·cfeaths. plete recovery. . . '!!..... 4-THI DAILY IOWAN-'_1 City, ' •.-T .... ~. A,,-. 21, 1954 Campanella/s 3-Run Single Gives 6-3 , Oriole Fans .Dodgers Cut Bravesl ~ead . to ~ Enters Race Love 'Weelee l ,For Bat Title NEW YORK III - Sugar Ray Ro The Acrobat f MILWAUKEE tA'! - Roy Camp- ';-- , .. • .' I -- . 'EW YORK l.f) - AI tRed ) Seha binson patched up ome differences BALTIMORE tNl - Politics 8nella, coming to the plate after . . H h L d with promoter Jim Norris Monday is an intentional pass to Jackie Rob- 5 endienst. a tower of strength for running nmpant around these ute au tb New York Giants since his ac· and apparently is ready to defend ~~~~~~ I quisition !rom St., his middleweight crown against parts, but the "people's chercc" II ~~~a~~~ Utah's Gene Fullmer under the a little Cuban import wilo's a whiz inn~g single Monday that broke I f Louis June 14. has:: Ba an ceo tro.ked hi • banncr of the International Boxing at acrobatics. a he and boosted the ~eCilnd-place Club. BrookJyn Dodgen to a 6-3 victory • , I' into the thick For some reason, WilliI' Miranda the at ional Previously the middleweight king over hte Milwaukce Braves. The Loop hts been able to dc noliing wren, defeat again 3limmed the Braves' Nat Lea g u e batlint·.,. had announced he would brcak his race. ;.. contract with the !BC and fighl for as far as lhe Baltimor~ fans are t\aUonal League lead to two ST. LOUIS I.fI _ Fred Hutchin. The 33·yearo()ic promoter Cal Eaton in Lo An concerned sln.:e he came to the games. • son, putting in his first season as switeh·hitting sec ~ geles. Orioles in lhe trade that sent B'" CamP9nella, who had gone hit- a National League manager. still and bas e m a The disagreement was over the less in seven trips in thl' two·game has hopes that his St. Louis Cardi. hopes to win split of tele\'ision manics for the Turley and Don Larsen to lht: series, slammed his hit to left naJs will finish well up in the race. tiUe thal proposed fight. Yankees. I center. Two runs ~cored easily and "It sure is a well _ balanced him by .002 in Schoendi.nlt Robinson. who still can turn on the league," says the former pitcher No date has been fixed for a It's hard to explain the sawed 1953 when he finished second to Robinson·Fullmer bout, and the peed at 37, :l1so ~cored when the who put in t2 years in the Ameri. Brooklyn's Carl FurUlo, .;«2 to oCC shortstop's popuJarity. unless. relay from the outfield was wide. can League with the petroit Ti • site is stili up In the air. But Joe it's the eircns catches he keepr. .344 . Glaser. RobInson's business advi· The three·run outburst against gers. "No club really has been hot sor. said the date likely would be coming up with. . Gene Conley, who dropped his fifth except Pittsburgh in the spring While Wally Moon of lhe Cards Sugar Ray Robinson and Milwaukee's Hank Aaron October and the site po sibly ew start in a row again t the world and then Milwaukee. I hope our Back In 1BC Tent Manager P:;ul Richards refers .. changed positions atop the indivl· York. Willie as "Barnum and Bailey." champions. completed a comeback R C II Jackie Robinson streak Is ahead of us and comes dual standings last week. Sehoen· by the Broo: