. , Serving the State Th. Weather University of Iowa ParilJ elO1ld7 wlUa INaI thandenllowen t. d a '!. Campus and m.b ,s-,1. latonia; to eoaiIDae vel"! warm wtUa ~attel't!d ahowen ID the Iowa City .nernOOD Ind Dlcht. Elt. 1868 - AP leaaed Wire, Wirephoto - Five Cents Iowa City, Iowa, Friday, July 2, 1954 u.s. Steel Ups P.rice Helen Jepson Arrives in Iowa City Senate Kills: Propos I To Offset Wage Hike To Cut "Taxes, 50-33' PFM'SBURGH (.4')- The na WASHINGTON (.4')- The sen tion's biggest steel producer, U.S. Steel corporation, boosted ate struck down Thursday. by a the price of steel $3 a ton Thurs Senator Hits Local Man Kills Sell 50-33 vote, an II th hour move to day to offset a wage increase in House Voles give every taxpayer a $20 reduc Its new labor contract. tion on his bill. Just what effects the increase UN Proposal will have on -the average Ameri (rop Support As Father Looks On 11 was the third time in two can Is still unanswered. Most To B, JOE MORAN days that the idea of ,eneral tax Seat Reds relief was rejected. The prevail manufacturers of products made An Iowa Cilian watched his pollce his son had said severa I ot steel are Inclined to think the WASHINGTON (JP) - Sen. Ing arlument was that the gov only son commit suicide Thurs times that he was "gOing to price boost will not be passed WIlliam F. Know land ('R-Cal.) Compromise day afternoon. ernment needs the money. on to the consumer. said ThurJday that If the United Edmund L . Kelley, 38, local check out," but that he hadn't In another roll call vote. the Nations admits Red China he WASH[NGTON (JP) - The liard days have fallen on rendering plant worker, took 9 believed him. Kelley said he senate cut trom the general tax some manufacturers ot automo will quit his post as the Senate house Thursday refused to ac dose of deadly strychnine, while rl)vislon blll the most Important Republlclln leader and devote believed the bottle of strychnlne biles. home appliances. farm cept the administration's flexible his father, who believed It was contained only table salt, even part of an administration plan to equipment and many other in all his energy to take the United only harmless table salt, looked give special relief to taxpayers States out of the U. N. system or larm price supports but when his son told him "It's the dustries using steel. Their sa les voted 179-164 lor a compromise on. who get part of their Income already are olf. The deadly serious, deep-voic The police found Kelley ly real McCoy." He said he con from dividends. The vote was a ed Knowland declared in a Sen plan which would support basic Decline To Comment Ing on the floor of an upstairs tinued to belive It was salt when lopsided 71-13. ate speech that France, "In a commodities at from 82!4 to 90 room rented by his father at iMost manufacurers. however, thinly disguised surrender." Is his son poured "enough crysta!s ReveDue Need Cited per cent parity. 646 S. Dodge st.• when they ar into the glass to kill 10 men" Here, again, the government·s declined to comment immedi letting much at the Indochina rived at the scene about 2:30 ately on the effect of Increased Slip Into Red hands whUe "the Both actions In the big farm need lor revenue was cited. An p.m. An empty, 9~ ounce and filled it one-quarter full 0: Bteel prices. free nations of the world seem fight were tentative and subject water. other argument WQS summed up 101011, Jewa. ,het. b, Dr...... Mebrr) bottle of strychnine lay on a by Sen. Henry Dworshak (R- CliUord F. Hood. U.S. Steel to be faced with Inertia." to reconsld'latlon when the HELEN JEP ON. FORMER METROPOUTAN opera .&a.r cur neat'by table. A drinking glass Following this Communist Beeame Alarmed Idaho), a candidate for reelec president. said the price hike house takes 'final action on its renUy on Ii lecture tour, steps trom a United AJrllnes convair at containing a few of the pOISO.l will be put Into effect as soon as victory. he predicted, there will The older man added that it tion: general agriculture blll today. the Iowa City airpOrt Thursday afternoon. The soprano rave a ous crystals was beside It. was almost an hour aUer cost production lists can be pre spring up a concerted effort to oombllUltJon leeture-recltal entltJed "Backlta,e at the Met" Lloyd Merlin Kelley, 58, told "This Is not the time for H, pared. That Is expected to take bring Communist China Into the President Eisenhower's pro-. his son had swallowed the when we cannot do anything for Tbursday nlrht In SUI's Macbride hall. The pro,ram Is the flrst potion that he became alarmed only a few Clays. U. N. through action of the Gen gram for supporting the main 01 the lummer lesllion lecture series. part of the 16th annual the wage earner." eral assembly. and called the police station. Expect More !ncre.... crops on a sliding scale ranging Fine Arts Festival. Prot. Orville Hitchcock of the SUI speech de Those voting on the amend "On the day that Communist Wh en the police arrived a few Most of the nation's bl.g steel from 75 to 90 per cent of parJty partment Is dlreetor ot the lecture aeries. ment to whittle down the benefit China Is voted into member Opera Star minutes later, the drug, which for dividend income lncluded 30 producers are expected to tall in ship," he 'said, "I shall resign was shouted down on a voice attacks the central nervous sys Une quickly and announce price senators whose terms expire at my majority leal:!ership In the vote. Songs, Talk Delight tem, had stopped both heart and the end of this year. Of thMe, 27 Incr~ases similar to U.s. Steel's. lung action. County Coroner senate so that without embar Last-Minute Compromise voted tor the amendment and 3 Last year the industry boosted rassment to any of my collegue, Busy Singer Enjoys Lecture Audience George D. Callahan pronounced But GOP leaders succeeded in against it. the price of steel $4 a ton alter or to the administration, I can Kelley dead. Iowa City police slaning an agreement with the devote my fuli efforts In the putting across their last-minute Soprano Helen Jepson gave reported the death as suicide. This amendment was offered approximately 400 people a ·pri- cro United Steel Workers giv scnate and throughout the coun compromise aIter intlmating it by Sen. Edwin C. Johnson (D Tour, Recalls Opera Debut vileged glimpse Into the back- Kelley said that his son had Colo.) who. is not a candidate Ing workers an 81h cents an try to terminate United States was an alternative to a presiden :;tage life of a Metropolitan op- been living with him for the tor re-election. It would elimin hour pay hike. That boost was membership in that organization tial veto of farm legislation this By DRAKE MABRY era star Thursday night in Mac- past week. The younger man passed on to consumers. and our financial support of it." ate a section under which tax Helen Jepson, former Metro- Broadway musical "Wonderful bride hall auditorium. And she and his wife, Mrs. Viola Fern payers could deduct five per ~oy W. Johnson, executive Krrowland has been majority year. politan opera star, is one lecturer· Town." did it with such charm and Kelley. 1027 Friendly ave .• were vice-president of General Elec leader, succeeding the late Sen. Rep. Charles A. Halleck of In- who gets a kick out of looking Miss Jepson considers her Met- .poise that the audience sal separated. cent ot their dividend income from their tax bill. It would leave tric company's appllance and Robert A. Taft of Ohio, since diana, the Republlcan house lead- across a different set of footlights 1"0polJian debut opposite Law- through the hour and one-half Mrs. Kelley began divorce electronics division, said the new Jan. 5. a section by which they could er, appealed to members to go two or three nights each week. rence Tibbett the most memor- lecture-recital completely en- proceedings June 21 after charg figure the first $50 of dividends Iteel rates may force higher Before and since that date, along with the mlddle-ot-the- Obviously enthused about her able event In her entire career. grossed In her commentary. ing Kelley with assault and bat he has been cryi ng for action liS tax-free. price tags on a few consumer road approach "as the first step current tour, even though her "Of course, all the roles I have Starting with her early lite tery three days before. She has products manufactured by his to stem communism. especially to get away lrom high, rigid price lecture-recital Thursday night is played were wonderful and ex- ("my high school principal sub- been living with her parents Dividend Treabaent A.... l1ed company. In Asia. supports put on In wartime." the last belore she returns to citing, but that opening night I stltuted glee club credits 101' since then. Democrats assailed the pro So far, 17 of the 60 member Will Absorb rote Many tarm stat;e legislators New York and a month's vaca- r('celved 200 telegrams and 50 chemistry so I could graduatc:,> II Children posed dlviden as special treat nations of the U. N. have rec A spykesman for the Hotpoint want another year of 90 per cent tion, Miss Jepson said, "Lecturing l:Iaskcts of flowers. It took three Miss Jepson told of her first Joo The Kelleys have five chil- ment for the wealthy. Republi company appliance manufactur ognized Red China. It is ex cans said 1t was a proper device pected that Russia and India supports for the natlon's six bas- is new to me. but I thoroughly cabs to get everything home. after school selling records in dren: Donna Mac, 13, Merle er. said the firm probably will ic crops. E'ujoy the close contact with peo- Things like that just don't hap- an Akron, Ohio department Lloyd, 10. Robert Edmond. 8. to encourage tne flow 01 money absorb the hijce. .) will make a call in the Generpl into stocks so the economy would Assembly convening Sept. 21 for Want Flexible Prwram pIe that such programs afford. pen to a person alter every per- store. ("I practically wore out Edmond Leslie, 5, Linda Dar- P ter V. Moulder, executive be stren~hened by jpb-Cl'eatlng e admiMMIn <:.wnmURlI;! They give a performer a new rormance. the latest records by Paul leen 3,. vt,l!0 liye o"yith heir vlce-preiiaepi ot I nternatronat The adminllt1'8Uon, already slant." .. "Incidentally. some of my pupils Whiteman, Isham Jonl!S, and moth r. 11ldustl1al and tornmerclal expan Harvester corporation, said: delegates to replace the Nation loaded down with $6% billion In addition to the six week are going through the same sort Rudy Vallee.") sion. alist Chinese. Some key dlplo th f I 1 d t Mr. and Mrs. Kelley had fot'- "Under presen~ market condi matt at the U. N. say, however. wor 0 surp us arm pro uc S tour eoch year, Miss Jepson ot excitement now," she added. She carried on with her school merly lived at 4106 S. Linn st. The house bill would exempt tions for fami equIpment there's acquired under price support t~aches a special class at F"air- Although Miss Jepson has rc- days at Philadelphia's Curtis In- from taxation the first $50 of di they do not expect any hard programs. wants a flexible pro- Il'igh Dickenson Junior college In tired from the Metropolitan she stitute. where her standard '.If Kelley said hls son had been no chance of our attempting to fight then for Red China's ad vidend Income and permit the pass along to consumers the in gram. The idea is to try to dis- Teaneck, N. J., where she has 35 is kept as busy, "or busier," than living was slightly less than ex- despondent since separating taxpayer to deduct from his tax mission, but only the formality courage production in times of private pupils. she- was while singing with them. pansive ("we depended on box- from his wife and teared that crelllie in the cost of stee!." ot a call for it. • bill 5 per cent of the dividend In Auto manufacturers decHned plenty by lowering supports and S&uden~ SIn,in&' on Broadway es from home tor most of our "they would take the children come above $50 in the first year to comment, but trade circles in ellcourage it with high supports One or her students, Edith Ad- She KeeJIII BUI,. meals") but sounded Ilke fun. away" from him during the di- of the bill. In subsequent years, the lndustry feel stiff retail com Texas Floodlands when. things are scarce. ams, is currently playing oppo- She is active in civic affairs In One of Miss Jepson's most no- vorce. \ the exemption would apply to petitive conditions will cause the The standini vote on the com- site RosaUnd Russell in the Teaneck, leading such charity table characteristics is her fa- He said his son had been tak- the tirst $100 and the dedUction car builders to absorb the cost. promise, which was not recorded, drives as the tuberculosis fund cillty for projecting her person- en to the McGovern funeral would Increase to 12 per cent. Declared Disaster went surprisingly along party campiagn, the Christmas seal allty to the audience. She home. 506 E. College 51. He was Some auto source!!, however, With the JOhN on amendment feel the steel price hike may be Area; 5S Dead lines, with only about 20 Repub- CI"ty School Board fund. and civic and community speaks as well as sings, with 0 later removed to the Cook's- licans opposing in and about the music groups. sense of warmth that Is easily Lunning funeral home in Mt. out of the way, the senate took reflected In co~ts of 1955 models. up a proposal by Sen. Russell B. same number of Democrats fav- The current tour has taken her grasped by the ~ople out front. Pleasan_t_.<..../· ______Gibson Refrigerator company. EAGLE PASs, Tex. (JP) - The A 4 A Long (D-La.) to give every tax Greenville. Mich., says the $3 a south Texas borderland where oring it. Rep. RQbert D. Harrison nnexes reas through the New England states The aUdience particularly en- 55 are known dead and 90 are (R-Neb.) was the sponsor of the and as for south as Louislana. joyed Miss Jepson's anecdotes $580 DAMAGE IN FIRE payer a $20 credit--$40 tor the ton increase Will amount .to on man and his wife. ly about 30 cents more a box. missing In the greatest Rio amendment. The Iowa City board of edu- Tentative plans call for a visit to about lite with the opera corn- City firemen were called out ObJect.l to COI& The firm said it will not Increase Grande flood in history Thur3- Before the vote was taken, cation Thursday night unani- the west coast next year. pany. at about 11:30 p.m. Thursday prices. day was declared a major disa3- Halleck warned advocates of high mously agreed to the annexa- MIss Jepson's July vacation is We're sure Ulat Miss Jepson's night to extinguish a lire at the Sen. Eugene Millikin (R-eolo.) ter area. price props that they would have tion 01 lour bordering portions eagetrl Y awiai ted by hegir husband, dispelled mimy false notions Melody Mill Inn on highway 6, argued th1s would cost the treas The count of the dead and to take the responsibility for pub- of the West Lucas Township Wal er Da 1era, an en neer, an d concerning opera singers. With west of Iowa City. Firemen re ury ,1,400.000,000 a year and put missing continued in the crumb lic indignation if farm surpluses school systEm into the Iowa City her 10-year-old son. her youthful exuberance, a tine ported that the fire was started it under "a harsh. oppressive Announcement Orders led desolation that once was PI continued to pile up in unman- I d d I is . "We'll just go down to the sea sense of humor, and lull know- by a faulty wire in the dining burden." Due from August Grads edras Negras, Mexico, a city of n epen ent schoo d tnct. shore and live in a shack," she ledge of opet:atJoc personalities. room wall. Mr. and Mrs. John Sen. Walter George (D-Ga.) 35,000 across the river. while ageable quantities. The merger was approved in said. "No electricity, no TV, just she showed that famous stars Kobes, the inn's owners, esti- said that $958 million of the pro Hope Voloea Surprtae a general election held March 9 . some surf fishing and complete are so often just simple, human mated that at least $500 damage Graduation announcement or the historic crest of the Rio posed cut would ,0 to taxpayers ders lor stUdents graduating In Grande rolled on 150 miles Chairman Clifford R. Hope (R- .by t.he resid~nts ?f both com- relaxation." I people like you and I. was done. making $5,000 a year or leIS and August are now being accepted downstream. Kan.) of the house agriculture mumUes. Fmanclal arrange------::------committee, who spearheaded the ments between the two I!istricts Sen. Hubert Humphrey (D at the Alumni house, 130 N. The Mexican army surgeon Mnin.) chimed In that this money Madison st. general, L. Col. Salvador Hern fight for a continuation of 90 per will be outlined at the next cent supports, said he was sur- board meeting. would go immediately into the Orders must be placed belore andez Vela, said the death count nation's spending stream and noon July 12. because of the at Piedras Negras alone stU I r.rised by the outcome. "I thought The annual secretary's report Shaggy Stubble Causes Poet Trouble stimulate business. printer's deadline. Students will stood officiaIly at 38, and 90 we were making some headway," read Thursday night showed a then receive their announce were known to be mlssln, he commented. cash balance In the general Carl Margulis has found out Sen. Homer Ferguson (R ments about two weeks before and stlll there was no way of Parity Is a standard for fixing school fund of $161,822.52 as .of that a growth of stubble ma.y Mich.) asked Long to modify his c:ommencemen t. knowing how many bodies float tarm prices, declared by law to July I: In the school house fund lead to trouble - and It might amendment to give $20 credit only to thOle taxpayers makin, The Alumnl house is across ed down the river Into the an be fair to the farmer in relation [tbere IS a ~ash balance of $39, even lead to an audition lor $10,000 or leSi. the street from the Iowa Me onymity from which they had to the cost of basic things he 122.55 and In the special courses a Job with a centennial celebra morial Vnlon. come. buys. . fund there is a ~ash balance of tion. In the end, there was an almost H t Id t h th ht I$3,705.22, accordin~ to Charles Margulis, 22, from Yonkers, solid Republican vote against ope 0" repor ers e" oug Barker, board secretary. N. Y.. an unclassified student L.ong·s amendment, with only ther~ was a good chance of re- A contract for $1,220 was at SUI last semester, began his two GOP senators, William Lan. versmg the decision on the com- awarded to the Cincinnati Time saga of woe and surprise in Ap er and Milton Young or North pr~mlse when the house begins a Recording Co. which submitted ril when he decided it was time Dakota, voting for it along with se~les 01 rollcall vote.s today. He the lowest 01 three bids to sup to grow a beard - a red beard 30 Democrats and Sen. Wayne saId he expected to plck up some ply clocks for the new Herbert to match the color of his hair. Morse (Ind.-Ore.). A Condensation of Late Developments '- support from th~ 92 members Hoover and Mark Twain schools. Since then he's found out tbllt FIrat Major Overbaal who were not voting Thursday. McGladrey, Hansen, Dunn a rna tty growth can cause st;r The bill provides the first ma MarUn Confirms Rdult and Co .• Iowa CAty, certified ious consequences, including d I jor overhaul of the tax structure I First Rocket-Powere He icopter Developed But Speaker Joseph W. Martin public accountants, were award- trouble in finding a job and a in many years and, while chang WASIDNGTON (IP)-Development of a one-man rocket-pow- of Massachusetts"said the result ed the contract to audit the sec- place to live. Ing no major rates, provides a ered helicopter. described as the world's first. was announced would remain as it is. retary's and ,treasurer's reports. Margulis, a poetry major, ex variety of tax cuts on individuals Thursday by'(}l1bert Magill, president of Rotorcraft corporation. Harrison's amendment, Martin plained. "Employers and land and corporations amounUn, to Glendale, CaUl. He said the little 'copter Is propelled by two thumb- said .... will permit us to say we've lords turned against me. I about $1.400.000,000 a year. Blied rocket engines In the tips of its torot blades. Magill said se- done the right thing-the right 33' SUI Students couldn't get a job and had curity regulations made It impossible for him to give InformatioD thing for the farmer, the right trouhle finding a room." In addition. the bill would avoid a loss to the government of III {o the ranae, speed, weight. and other operational data. thing lor the consumer, the right Get 'Straight A's' But the red-bearded bard $1,200,000,OQO In revenue In the • •• thing for the country." found out Thursday that the Thirty-three SUI liberal arts lengthy stupble may bet him a next year by extelldlng the cor Sen. Hugh lutler Dies of Stroke Martin apparently had in mind .!'tudents earned straight "A" av job with the Omaha Centennidl poration Incollle tax rate at 52 WASHINGTON ·(JP)-8en. Hugh Butler (R-Neb.) died at Beth- the congressional elections next erages for the second semester of celebration, the week of Aug. 23. per cent to April 1, 1955. With elda naval hoapltal here Thursday night. He Willi 76. Associates November, In which farm policy the 1953-54 school year and have In a wire from the centen out the extension, the rate would reported that the senator died at 10:30 :lun. (CST). The third term will be a big Issue. received commendatory letters .tal's director, Margulis was of drop to .7 per cent. lenlor Republican from Nebraska suffered. &troke during his sleep from Dean Dewey B. Stult of the fered an opportunity to audition An amendment by Sen. Mor'e Wednesday niaht. IHis condition was discovered when a friend college' of liberal arts. for a part In the celebration. 1.0 knock out a provision permit- , went to his room to wake him Thurlday morning. Butler was a Chemistry Grad 8u~ned "Your straight 'A' scholastic Mar'g u lis stated Thursday tlng busine8lle1 to write aU ~helr "Idower. He' had no chlldrt!n. In Labaratory Accident record is a reflection of your high night that he would go to Om depreciation costs more rapidly • • • scholastic aptitude, your drive aha for the audition. If he can lost 60-20 . Francis B. Stute, G. Elma. W.lS and the effectiveness of your flnd a way to raise the carfare. Morse attacked . the bUt pro- UN Works for Cease-Fir. in Jerusalem reported in good condition lat.e methodS of work," Stult pointed "I'm genna try again tomor lDalll_ 10.... Ph••• b,. F ..... JIaII) IERU8ALEM (.4')-Gunflre roared. al011l the tense Lnael-Jor Thursday night at University out in his letter to the students. row to get a job," he said, "but nvB-YED-OLD HAllRY AlZENBACB, '.CI on the red beard I vision as "a handout and a IUP dan bQrder In this divided city Blain late Thul'lday. The UN ar hospitals. " It is our hope that as you pro I know from friends who have belolldq to former SUI Iwdent Carl MarnlJl aDd 1Ia... oat . sldy to bl.g business" that Will mllUce commlasion redoubled efforts undertaken just after the Stute. who Is doing graduate ceed with further study or as you beards that If you want to let tbat It'. real. Harruu.. II. Vooen: N.V., who .tadled poek" not needed and would provide Ihootin. bea.h Wednesday to put In force an "unconditional and work In ch.mlstry, received sec enter upon a vocation and as a job in Iowa City, you've got repOnt . Uaat tOeleb dGelD" readl., aeee,& men wltb reel beuU the wroD, kind of economic lincere cease fire." JUlt ,before midnight a general cease fire or ond and third degree bums ot sume the responsibilities of citi to shave it oft." aad Uaat be', .... co...... rable tnable ftDdJq • Job aD. a pi.. lltimulation. dered by the \TN commission appeared to be In operation. The tir the face and peck Thursday aft zenship that all your activities "But I'm not willing to shave to live. He was offered all a.dltl_ n.nda, for Ute OmaN Ce. This is the bluelt Blnlli rev in, sublidecl In mld-mornin:l af\ar mt!mberl of the UN truce 01' ernoon in ah ~xploslon while will be marked with hIgh pur It off." he strongly affirmed. telUllal oele...... Barr'! II tile 1M 0' Mr. aDd Mn. J ..... enue-l08ln, ltern in the a.ul It canizatlon Int.rvened tour times with Il'rlleli and Jordan offidals. wOlklng In • chemistry build pose, effectiveness of eUort and a "I :want it to grow until it's ,\JIenbAcb. 114 ...... Park. TIle bo,', 'aUter Ie a ....., ID Ut. would ~t ,3'15 ..uWo~ ill UuI Both sid .. reported a rtlumpUon aft,r DOGO., • ' ft' d •• / ' . ! ..... Ing laboralory, sense ot responaJbillty," really manlY." SUI .eldal ....L Iirlt year. , . .. ,...I",. . • i • t , • The Daily Iowan Truck Crushes Car, Driver Lives 60 Per (enl 'of Red River ~~ , ~~----~~--~ Della Aba'ndoned 10 Vielminh' FRIDAY, JULY I , 19~4 SINGAPORE (JP) - French I Pultu.lse $3: .11 other maJ.I i,,_rlp. A l. Busine M.r... Jlm" Pelen.klt could come either by military tlon •• $11) IW'r yo.. ; 1111 monllu. $5.110; C,," Hled 1I11r. French PuUID( Out three man'''', $3.2!i. defeat or a negotiated cease fire. c:.H 1-2151 If ...... t " .., .. .:....:..------DAILY IOWAN ClaC LATIOS TAr" Points from which the French T•• • r o.u I.",.. It, ";: ...... tre · A French army spokesman, in said they were pulling out in •••41 I,~ 'c. f ,h'1:8 •• aU licu' lce Circulation M ...... Roborl Cronk Hanoi, key point in the della's clude such important and heaVily defense, said Thw'sday the giving populated centers as Phat Diem, up of thousands of square miles Thai Binh, Nam Dinh, and Nin of tlle richest rice lands in Indo Binh, all 45 to 70 miles south and china without a (lght was direct southeast of Hanoi. ~ a~ OFF-ICIAt. DAILY BULLETIN ed by defense needs. Reports from lianoi Thursday Troo}18 Needed said hundreds of troops and sup- He said the withdrawing troops plies moved northward from ~ UNIVERSITY CALENDAR (AP were needed In the northern and Nam Dinh to the French fortresa central delta zones to protect of Phu Ly, 30 miles soulh ot, FRIDAY, ,rULY 2, 195t TRAPPED UNDER A LOADED fruU truck 45 minutes, Cincinnati attorney William S. Hauer. 37. Hanoi and the vital Hanoi-Hai- Hanoi. was pulled alive from his auto and taken to a Cincinnati hospital, where hi condition was des Frida , Jllly 2 Unuation Center. Continues until pllong rail and highway supply Unless the Geneva conference Wednesday, July 28 cribed as fair, The truck overturned on Hauser's tiny foreign-made auto In a. s pectacular acci 8 p.m. - Summer Opera, llnes "rom possibl~ attack by "six negotiates a cease fire in Indo lIuman Re\al1ons workshop IFriday, July 30. dent on one of the city'S busiest streets. ends. Wednesday, Jllly It "Lcwe for Three Oranges," Mac Vletminh divisions massed on the china, the Vietminh al'e expected' 8 p.m.-All-State Music camp • 8 p.m. - Chamber Music con bride auditorium. della borders." These are in ad- to hit the supply line quickly Band and Orch tra concert, [0- cert, Iowa Union. Thursday, July 29 Swim Lessons Popular; dition to 100,000 Vietminh al- with massive human sea attack.s wn Union. ThurM"y, July 15 8 p.m. - Summer Opera, t-eady infiltrate dinto the delta. that might crush the French Un- Saturday, July 3 6:30 p.m. - University Club "Love tor Three Oranges," Mac Saturday Classes Set This situation could presage a ion defenders. That would point All Slate Instrumcntal Music Porch Party-Bridge, Iowa U .. - bride auditorium. Interpreting the News , "Dunkerque" at the northern sea- t::J a northern Indochina Dun camp ends. Ion. Friday, July 30 • Large enrollment f01' the Red port of Haiphong of the French Iterque at the port of Haiphong. • ' unday, Jill), • FrIday, July 16 Cerebral Pulsy workshop ends. By J. 1\1. ROBERTS JR. Cross swimming classes, which i •••••· •·iiiiiii;'iiiiiii;i;;;oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ___iiiiiiiii __iiiiiii" Independence Day. 8 p.m. - All - State Mu ie I Tuesday, Auust 3 Associated Press Forelrn Staff began Monday, has made it nee Monday, July 5 Camp Chorus concert, Iowa Un 8:00 p.m. - Summer session essal'y to hold classes on Satur The United Statcs and Britain. practical purposes, a child of Clas es su pended. ion. lecture: Norman Thomas, west day mornings, a Red cross Organization of Learning Ex Saturda,', July 17 approach of Old Capitol. In case it they were firm enough, coukl Britain. H is supported by Bri spokesman said TlJursday. WELCOME STUDENTS periences, Continuation Center, All State Vocal Music camp or rain will be held in Macbride stop this constant border shoot- tish funds and run by a British Continues until Friday, Jul,)' 9. ends. auditorium. ing between Jordan and lsrad. cr. Approximiltely 1,400 childnm Can Dole Pineapple rree KRAFTS CHEESE All State Vocal Music camp, Tuesday, July 20 8 p.m. - Play, "The Lady's n might not be diplomatical- The U. S., like any other na- and adults have enrolled for I With Purchase of Continues until Saturday, July 8 p.m. - Play, "Point of No Not for Burning," Theatre. the classes, according to Prof. 17, Return," Theatre. WedDesda.y , AurusV 4 ly polite, but it would be eHect- tion, has the power to control CUDAHY'S CANNED Tuesday. July 6 Wednesda.y, July 21 8 p.m. - Play, "The Lady's ive. exports, including money. Gladys Scott, wat!:r safety VEL~EElA. , chairman for the Johnson coun 9:30 a.m. - University Club 8 p.m. -Play, "Poin~ of No Not for Burning," Theatre. The two big powers, aiollg By exercising the powers they HAM .... _...... :;; $3.98 Brunch, Iowa Union. Return," Theatre. ThUllda.y. 'Aul1Jst 5 ty Red Cross chapter. with France, arc supposed to b~ already have, Britain and th!! 8 . __ Play, "Jane," Thea- 11tu sday, July 22 8 p.m. - Play, liThe Lady's During the six-week coune, r guarantors o( the truce between U. S. could merely tell the two which ends August 7, each 2 ;~x 79c h'e. I 8:00 p.m. -_ Summer iessioo Not for Burning," Theatre. HEINTZ OVEN BAKED swimmer will receive a total 01 Vednesclay, July 7 lpelure: Toyohlko Kagawa, west Frlda.y, AUl1Jst 6 Israel and the Arab states ob- states to stop the shooting aMl 8 . - University Sympho- 12 lessons' There aloe special approach of Old Capitol. In case 8 p.m. - Play. liThe Lady's tained under United Nations the odds were vcry heavy that programs for beginning, inler BEANS ... ___ 2l:~~ Zle LARGE FRESH n,V Orchestra concert, Iowa UI, )f rain will be held In Macbride Not for Burning," Theatre. mediatJion. They have dOlle v~- they would have to do so. mediate and advance swimming ion. lIudilorium. Monday, August 9 ry little to live up to their ob- But don't expect it to be don.:!. students . 8 p .-Pln,v, "Jane," Theatre. 8 p.m. - Play, "Point of No Registration for( independent ligation. iiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiii ___iiiiiiii ____iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiii ALL FLAVORS Thursday. July 8 Return," Theatre. sludy unit. EGGS. , .m. - Summer session Friday. Jllly 23 Tuesday, Au(ust 10 Their influence is not so gre:lt, IDOL·AID 6Pltgs, 23c rectu'l" lierbert Philbrick, "Me- 8 p.m.-Play, "Point of No Regishation for independent or is completely lacking, amo!1g thods of Combating Commun- Return," Theatre. study unit. other members of the Arab lea IOWA MEMORIAL DOz·33c i~m," wesl approach of Old Cap- Wednesday, Aurust 11 gue. But the situation in Jor . JUMBO SUNKIST itol. In case of rain will be held Monday, July 26 5:00 p.m. - Close of summer dan and Israel is clear. in Mn~rldc auditorium. School building conference, session. UNION DINING DOZ. Continuation Center, The vcry establishment of the I . .. LEMONS .... __ 49c BUY BY TilE CASE 8 p.m.-Play, "Jane," Theatre. 7:30 p.m. - UI} ersity com- Jewish state in Israel depended Friday, Jllly 11 Tuesday, July 21 meneemeht, field hou c. upon and resulted from United Organization of Learning Ex- 8 p.m. - Summel· Opera, Art exhlbil of 6,0 American art- States aid in the beginning. SERVICE WILL BE OPEN SNOWCROP FROZ. ORANGE perlenc ends. "Love for Three Oranges," Mac- Ists ends. ' BEER When Tsrael was established, 8 p . m .-Pla~', "Jan ," Theatre. bride auditorium. Thursday, Au(ust 12 JUICE __ _ 2 CANSLGE. 39c the Arabs were driven out of I • POTOSI • m-BRA'O Monday, Jill lZ School building conference ,Opening of independent sludy JULY 3, 4 ~& 5TH DURING one of the richest areas they oc I Cere ral Palsy workshop, Con- ends, unit for graduate stUdents, • WESTERN BREW cupied, and they took up hatred FRESH IRISH POTATO nVER ITY CALENDAR lte_ an sche duled In the Prfsldent', office, Old C~plW1 almost as a religion. JHESE HOURS: LB. 5ge (For Information re,ar.ln, datu beyond thla schedule, lee r\''lervaUoftl In tbe office of the President, Israel is heavily dependen{ CHIPS ..... 8AG Old CapUot). upon money from American Zi .... ' J ~ I onists IQI' her existence until SAT.,JULY3 she can become sel!-supportini!. LUX FACIAL Jordan's army is, fo'1' many COFFEE BAR: 9 AM. - 11 A.M. GENERAL NOTICES LUNCH: 11 :30 A.M. - 1 P.M. SOAP ...... 4 ~~:;; lIe GENERAL NOTICE should be deposited with the city editor of The Daily Iowan In the newsroom In the CommunIcations Center. Notices must be liU bmlUed by 2 p.m. the day prece4lnr first pllblica DINNER: 5 P.M. - 6:45 P.M. WSUI PROGRAM DUTCH TREAT tlon·fey win NOT be accepted bJ phone, and m Wit be- ' TYPED or LEGIBLY Wl}ITTEN and • SIG D by a re "nslble penon. ~ CALENDAR SU ER HOURS FOR THE ALL CATIIOLIC STUDENTS SUNDAY, JULY 4 Univcrslty Library arc as rol- on campus are invited to a picnic Friday. J ul)' I!, JO:W leE· €REAM 8:00 Morn1ng Chapel DINNER: 11 :30 AM. - 1:30 P.M. ~ lows: Monday through Friday, on Sunday, July 4, ilt 2:30 p.m. 8:15 Newl 8 a.rtRt to 9:50 p.m.; Satt.:rday. The students are to meet in the 8:30 KltclJen Concert Open friday Nite 9:20 The BookahelI 8 a.m~o 4:50 p.m.; and Sunday, lobby of the Iowa Memorial Un (ily R~cord 10:00 Gonstltlltlonal bSlIc. UNTIL \! ~,tl} to 4:50 pm Desks will ion. From there transportation 10:51) News MONDAY, JULY 5 9 11 :00 Women's Feature 1/2~~, 69c elose ... t 4:50 pm. on Friday. will be provided to the picniC WRTHS tl:l~ It Sa;v s Here lJeparunental libraries will pOb. grounds, whel'e food will be 11:30 String Se~nade COFFEE BAR: 9 AM. - 11 A.M. Mr. aTld Mrs. Biltie Carder, 11:45 Religious News Reporter their hours on the doors. erved, and athletic equipment North English, a boy Thursday 11 :59 Prayer lor Peace will be available. For further in 12:00 Rhythm Rambles LUNCH: 11 :30 AM. - 1 P.M. at Mercy hospital. 12:30 News I LIBRARY HOURS _ SUN- (ormation caU 8-2655, 12:45 Serenade In Blue DINNER: 5 P.M .• 6;45 P.M. 1:00 Musical Chats duy, My 4, closed, and Monday, 2:00 News THE SUMMER UNION POLICE COURT 2:10 18th Century Music July 5, 8 a.m. to 4:50 p.m. Da board announces its summer Penmather Ramamurti, low;) 3:00 MusIc by Roth parlmcntal libraries will post 3:30 News schedule of Friday night dancc~ City, fined $7.50 plus costs on 3:.5 OrganaJres thelr hour on the doors. .:00 AsIa Reports at the Iowa Memorial Union. a charge of driving without :.t 4:30 Tea TIme The program wUl be initiated 5:0:1 Children'. Hour MARSHALL SCHOLARSIUPS with a record dance on Friday valid license. 5:30 New. is 01- 5:45 Sportl - The British government evening, Jl\ly 9, at 8 p.m. In the Robert L. Jackson, Iowa City, 6:00 Dinner Hour tering for study at British uni rivcr room. The next event fined $5 for an illegal left turll. 6:55 News versities without reslriction as to 7:00 Student Forum will be a sq uare dance on Sat Melvin J. Herman, Iowa City, 7:30 ThIs 1 LIke subject 12 Marshall scholarships urday, July 17, featuring Mickey 8:00 Music Hour lit ~1 , 540 fined $22.50 plus costs, for in 9:00 Piano Feahlro valued to $2,240 each Thomas. The remainder of the 9:30 SIngIng Amerlcons plus trivel expenses to U.S. men s hedulc Includes two combo toxication on a public highway. 10:00 SIGN OFr alld Wbmen graduate students dances and another square unde~rthe age 28. Each award is dance. Free refreshments and for ~ riod or two years. Appli entertainment will be provided falio should be made before at all events. Sept. ,19M, FUrther informa tion m v be obtained by writing to ~ritisb Consulate-General, SENIOR PRIVILEGE ME£T 720 ~lcil:gall Ave., Chic~o 11, ing [or those 'j)eople who were 111. unable to attend the June 28 meeting is to be held In the at ORDERS FOR OFFICIAL conference Toom in the Oftcie 10\11 graduation announcementa of or Student Affairs, Thursday; Cre July 8 at .:10 p.m. Application ' . - lhe 1954, commence- Col ~uguSl, for scnior privilege will be made - ment are now being received. at this meeting. ~ They,,:should be placed before t .... noon )1onday, July 12, at lhe' Before lca\ring On ' 'our vacation aPI! ANY MEMBER OF SUI ' ~ •Alurrwft house, 130 N. Madison tric st. act6ss from the Iowa Memor Young Republicans who wlJhes ... stop in and pick up your ed : ial Union. The announcement to attend the Youn, Republi· • at printer will not accept order!; cans state conventlon In Des trawlers cllccks , . . olll~: 75c lo ' 1 Moines, July 22, please con pro • alter the deadline. The price is tact Edward Failor at 8-3508 or pcr ·· $lOo.OO. Ma • 10 ~ts pel' announcement. Ells Mae Bartlr.y at X24(9 for Samples are available at the Ai further details. umnl .pouse and delivery will rese be made about two weeks bl.!- istr. • fore commencement. THE UNIVERSITY BABY ene sitting league book will be In Before yea leave on yoar v&cdlon Itrlp-bring yoar ear In to us Oct , 01 .. the charge Mrs. Elhel Zelen for &be Ulorou ... cheek-up it needs to make your holiday a AT THE • ~ Etile . KEN ate .. PLAY-NITE SCHEDIlLE AT from June 22 to July 6. Tele happyone. , . NOI the field hOll e for the 1954 sum phone her at 8-3782 If a sitter Now Is the time to let U8 tune your motor, check your coolin" . ' E mer' session is every Tuesday and or information about joining thQ sJ,tem, ehalJl'e Jour oil, lubricate and tighten up your car. U' 10,\\ Friday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. group Is desired. wiD mean miles of carefree drlvins-l ap~ WE WILL PICK UP AND DELIVER ~OUR CAR IOWA STA·lE-· for summer session students, I f . r ~ , And other delicious fo~cis the • rrtaU. faculty and lhdr spouses. VETERAN STUDENTS AT eed Spet'ial. Instruction (or non· tending school \lAder public law ...' or swimmers will be offered from 550 (Korean bHl) must report til BANK &' TIUST CO. 'plus your favorite beverage bus 7 :30 to 8:00 each night. tl,e Veter-ans Service office, room fjiz·lJUW. of A I I, University hall, between the a b FAMlLY-~lTE AT THE FIELD first and fifth of each month to ATLAS PERMA·FUL across from campus sign monthly attendance-subsis- AtLAS TIRES dine at a' lT house will be froM 7:90 to 9:30 T p.m. every Wedne!lday during the tence forms. • LeT '" luy Yo., ATLAS H·P Unused Mil... Fibergla... londed ~ the Jan summer session. Summer session Sln~ Independence day fallB io, students. statI, and faculty are ,.Ilhlh the July 1-1; N!porOn, pe let'. TrCNIe Today for L~'ng Life ::&f}hlk~ude ME~IBER F.D.l.C. • tHe invited to brin. their ~ pnd riod. the Veteraris . Service offic:e ,I Of. c."'UcIh!n for IWlmminf, ,*dmIn .ut ~ open only July 1st· and 2d. Just North of Iowa City on Hiway 218 a r, ton, c~uet. and other fam!ly n...Iore. vet.anl are ~ ..... pf,R type game acth·lties. FoOr I\ltt.ber ed to report for signing on Thurs LEfl'S' .STANDARD , I bna i:l!orma tion ca 11 x2226. day, July 1 and Friday, July 2. CORNIR OF DUIUQUE & MARKET . DIAL 121 t tilst ~ir' Motorcycles -1; 200-Miles -fo··SUI Today'! young men may think dt a 1,200-mlle cross-country motorcycle trip as something of treat adventure. Most young women probably consider this Rooms For Rent "ets Apartment Far Rent WANT AD RATES Help Wanted kind of adventure as something ODe clay...... Ie per word SIAMESE Kitten IHN. CAMPUS 2 lOCi". tU. 8-32t'7. strictly for the boys. Three da,. .... Uc ~ i\[AN. al~ :a to :!G. to make Inour- FOR sal •. A K C-c-oc-=l<-:-er-L--:D;:;Iac-:-:-..,=.-I FURNISHED apal1m.nt ror rent . 2 male ".ret anee and pusonnel repoJ1.L Full stud"MIl or roupl". IlB'o N, Clinton. But Helen Millar. a student Five day ...... _ 15e per _rd NICE JlOOM for "'an. AlIO .....,e. Dial tJme ..'ork. plary and ear aUowance. PAJ\AX!rrs. Dial 1·:!G5~. ~239 . &-1113. Ten alY. _ ..... Zto JIel" wort SonIe eollece tralnlnl. &h9Uld be able FOR R'ENT: , room furnl&ht .rILL l'LAYSCHooL ..IU DOU1IL& or t1nsle n>om for rent Jor RIDE or rider. 10 Codar Rapids dally APARTMENT lor t,,·o mf:n, private en .. bl'·. special fl'ou" durin, the 5UItl- ...... Dial 5T1T. be,innlnl June 14th. cau 7~14. trance. rUlOnlbl •. Phone 8-3713 . Miss Millar began each day's mer ....Ion. A,es ~ •. Phone 11·3180. • Real Estate drive in the afternoon to avoid GIRL w.nll blby , Ittl.,.. Phone MS4. DQUBLE .ncl'lnal~ room, stud.nt m~. 402 /1(. l>od,e. 0 1.1 &..112M. FOJl SALE: New ho,,~ . Just complelod Recreation Wanted much of the heat and she stop WILL care tor child In home. Dial Near Cit)' hi",. Imm~I.le paneSSIon. ped each night about 9 or 10 '_I~ \ SMAI..L loartJn4inl. ....U equl~d . By own~. Phone 9681. RENT·A·BIKE. tandems or sin,le• . No· TOP COATS. lacleeb• .,.,.. • *_ ....hinl Jael1ltie~ Dill .·0351. ~otny·. C)·el. Shop. 226 S. Clinton. shim, hats. Hock.Ey~ Loan. , p.m. Her speed seldom exceed Work Wonted FlIRNISHED.-l"aduate stud'mt or bu.· • ed 60 miles per hour. t""" woman, hear eampu•. Wrlle Box 24. O.i1y Iowan. She halted every two or three W ANT£D hour work. 24M. hOurs during the four-day drive LAWNS rr.dtd:' Illlbi ~ln,. J.ck SlNGLE ",am. Dial S3e1. Sterlnne. 3011. tb rest and to check her motor Ci\MPtr~ 2 hlockl. 5283. cycle, and after a stop in Wind sor. Or\tario. , members of a lo Who Does It , AUtos For Sole - Used CI,tMPUS cal motorcycle club escorted her ( VI Ph.le bl Ouru 81~.k) CUSTOM work with Irl tor. 3Oti. W ANTED. IA~ Junk,," ind Wr...," ...... through the city and saw her A 1.200-l\OLE RIDE on a motorcycle II "tlrln,. not adventurou ," z.J{* "1881. sa,. Helen ~Iillar. 19. l\lbs Millar traveled from l\lonlreal. Can LA.W~.r ha;:;;;.;iiii.lrt7'.,lck UP ot! on the next lap of her journ nnd delivery. DI.l ~34. I." DB- ~Q1". radio and healer. helpfulness among persons sho:! Dial "WI. Our \\Wholesale To YOU Sale was met at roadside stop.s and rest TVPTNG: iH7 8 Local Telephone Installers Join Strike' IIU PLYMOUTH oom·ertibte. Je Lau. Ing polnt~. TYPING. 8·2i,a. nn. x340S. A·7~ QUOd . TVPiNG:"~169;;;.-"------Upon ~uccessful completion of At noon Thursday, eight IOWl j . b t did t ttl . . . morning u no Te rn JO such a tremendous succe-ss we now the shOl't course at SUI, Miss Clty Western Electl'lc telephone h f Th ti I lYPING; el""tric typewriter. TII.H.. Millar wlll fulfill one of the .. tea lernoon. e na Ontl elc. Prompt. Will deliver. Cau 1-18tl. $29 9 equipment Installers joined a I 9 requirements for certifica tion as 'k h' h f' t "3 t t walkout began at 6 p.m. ThUl'S- TYPING - Pho ..;.",,:...:.;51'-.:... ~ ____ NEW, MODERN 2·BEDROOM stl'J e w lC a .ec s .. s a es d have several "Good Value" second an orthoptic technician by the THESES 'lid lIo"e",1 typlnl. 1I1tmeo· HOME American Orthoptic council. and the District 01 Columbia. a . rraphlmr nolary "ubile. Mary V. Altlhough the eight men op- Burn •• 001 lown StOIC Bank. DI. I 26.>6- Custom Buih on Your Lot and These technicians work under The manager of the 10c:lI Foundation the ' direction 01 doctors in aid erate out of the Iowa Cily Bell Northwestern Bell Telephone Miscellaneous 'for Sale (\Ye pay frel,hl) hand cars for sale. ing persons with sight difficul co.. Roy A. Wllliams, said the office. they do not work direct- 27!t. TItAILER fat 'nl~. UOO. 8m S. Gil. Hund''l'dl or exclLln, DCW d""IUnl ties. or u~ faIn ow1I1 Lovely Kitchen. eight men worked ThursdaY ly under local telephone com- bert. • I.rl/e nltractlve window•. wide over· Th B II FOR 'SAi.E: D~;';npOrt . chair. dr -e;:: han,• . All mltprlnl8 ond work ,UHT' pany managemen.t e e dining room tlble. and Ubrary •• bl • . Inte." fine t. Exceed FHA. GI and 10· 1949 HUDSON 1940 BUI(K and Western Electric companl('s 2454. col bulldln. .od~.. C"nlr.~t or do Unlshlnl' louchos ~ "utlelr- Ilke plumb· ' . 4 door Sedan, new are both associated with the FOR SALE: New .nll "oed vacuum In,. plaliterln •••t •• leV lal thou· 2 door, 6 Cyl.. GI' en S S.,. $295 paint job of American Telephone and Tele- _ w~ . ~l1tab. Dial 4059_._ "'" ror barraek. lor Ie. Thomp QI\ Tr.n ~ · 17 U,niversify Faculty (hanges definite word as to when ]0'Y3 fer Co. 1948 OLDSMOBILE picket Jines will be set up. Rb 2 door, 76 club coupe, 1939 CHEVROLET Nine appointments, two res- bert E. Madison, Ankeny, said d~ Grcen 295 2 door, Black ignations and six leaves of ab- professor of the pediatrics 100 Thursday afternoon. Madison, . S~E and DRlVE senee in the SUI faculty have partment, effective July 31. Li a member of Local 7290, is chil'! been approved by the state eoke wlll enter private pracl!ce steward for the Iowa Communi the board of education, according to in Minneapolis. cations Worker union. an anhouncement by President 3 Leaves Granted 1946 OLDSMOBILE Picket lines w1l1 be e lablish 19S~ PACKARD 1938 PONTIAC Virgil M. Hancher. The board grantcd threc other ed on a national basis, Madison 2 door. Hydl'omalic, Harley H. Zeigler. director of leaves and a contlnuation of an . Patrician coupe; Black indicated. USED TV .et, 12'~"-\7". t46-75. Dial Blue 285 the school of religion at the existing ,leave. 8302. and the Clippers Univetslty of Hawaii, will be Prol. Joseph E. Baker of the TRUNJ.. :.:~.~. ' -,., .~ :.... Carl G. Anthony will sewe as ~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ vi&iling professor of hislory for 1954-55 while Prof. Nicholas Ri asanovsky, of the history de 1940 CHRYSLER 1936 CHEVROLEI partment is on leave of absence WIndsor, !"Ial'oon 2 door, Black tor study jn Europe. Anthony
comes to Iowa from the Ca~l , ~ Schurz Memorial foundation h Ph.i1adelphia. From 1949-52 he These are carefully checked) and served the American High Com mission for Germany as a socio , . SWEET OORI _ ...... _.l-..-___• . ... . FOR 29c logieal analyst. gua ranteed to run up and down hill /" Kurt Weinberg will sel'v~ as BING visiting professor of romence languages for 1954-55 In the OHERRIES ___ ._. _.,,_._ .... __ ._. __ .. _. 12 . LB. LUG 2.98 place of Prof. Alexandre Aspel now on leave of absence to FINEST EXTRA LAROE teach and study in France. OANTALOPES --.... --...... __. _ _.... -EACH lIe Effective Aug. 1. Dr. D. A. "When Better Used Cars Are Sold .' Wasser will become associate in LARGE SVNKIST PSYchiatry in the Iowa college of Nail's Will Sell Them." medicine. A graduate of the LEMONS __ ._...... ____ .... __ ...... Doz.47 c Uni versity of Toronto. with a "Tne OK That Counts." period as resident in psychia try COUNTRY FRESII at SUI. Dr. Wasser returns to 'i\lI,Ihic h of you ladies is Mrs. ~r_ld Brown?" urlington & Linn lo~a from service with the EGGS LARGE ---... - .. -.-...... _____. __ __.~! ...... D~Z. 32c Crease Clinic, Essondale, British I : Columbia. CARNATION Read Appointed Professor MILK __.. _...... __ .. __ ...... __ ._ ...... FOR Dr. Charles H. Read, Jr., .was 8 ac appointed professor of pedia THE FINEST . trics, effective Aug. I. He earn ed his doctor of medicine degree WISCO~SIN STU.Y*tBiIIRIES ..... ___ QT. ~ at McGill university and comes to Iowa from a post as ass'ociate profess.r at the University of PORK CHOPS ._ ...... _... _...... END 38« M~nltoba. ~ R~I Richard J. Morath was named research associate in biochem istrY' at SUI on a National Sci PORK CHOPS .... _...... :...... CENTER CUT 6~ enee Foundation grant. effective I Oct. 1. He is now a post-doctor CHOICE SWIFTS ate fellow at the University of North Carolina. BEEF ROAST ...... _...... ,...... u. 35e Edith Ennis. an instructor at Iowa State Teachers college, W.lS appointed research associate In GROUND B~EF ...... ,,_ ...... _2 LB. 48c ' the so!' bureau of business and ' eCdDomle research and instruct or In office management and ...... SLICED LB. business education in the college BACON ~ ~ 45c of commerce, effective Aug. 1. . A native bf Baxter. she earned c a ~ achelor's dearee in 1940 and BACON · 2 LB. 49 iI ' master's degree in 1950 at sur. The r~slgnation of Prof. 0 Jlmes I. ~oyer of the market- pen in, depa~ment was accepted by SAT. tHe iltate ~ard of educatloh as \\light 0( Junt:. O. Moyer has accepted ., a ruitrch position In the U. S. . 'T;I p{lRtofflr(' df'par.tmenl. Til(' 21 ,.,'1 SO. out bnard [llso accepted the reslgnl- 9 p.m. 101 so. , ~ LIN TON, , ." . t1l1n~ or Prof. Roger I. Lienke, ..______------______~ , , ~Iontz Pulls From Behind, Enters Semifinals' The Doil Iowan leahy, Kneeter, , Rule Triumph; lanon Ousted '400,000 Fans Or We Move," DAVENPORT (.4') - Defending - GJumpion Herb Klontz of C~ dar Rapids lad to come from be Macks Tell Philadelphians Rosewall Hoad Fall Zaharias, Doran Pe, bJIld on, the last three holes PHILADELPHIA (IP) - The. ' Thursday afternoon to advance 125,000 paId admissions. The T A · T Fire Even 12's, owners ot the Philadelphia Ath- Macks figure that a half million 0 mencan earn into the semi-finals of the Iowa Iletics have told Mayor Joseph S. lans [or the season would enable Gu Amateur ·&ol! tournament here. Talee Open Leacl Cl~rk Jr. that unles~ the Am- them to keep the rranchis~ GUA~ He' wu 2 down with three erlcan league club can draw here. In Brl'fl'sh Tennl's PEABODY, Mass. (.4') -The bells cl boles to go In his match with Al 400,000 Cans In its remaini:lg Mack's stalli'ment Thursday , incompatrable Babe Didrlckson ' ped an HGward of Davenport. He final 1954 home games, the franchise said in addition that "we have WIM!BLETON, England (iP) Zaharias and amateur Claire mood d ly defeated Howard 1 up by 'fiU be moved or sold. a good young ball club and if - America's erractic Davis Cup Doran, a seventh grade history capital • sbootlJll a one under par 70. Roy and Earle Mack were we can get over the hump to the doul,lles team ot Tony Trabert teacher from Cleveland, fired ants Ft Klontz slammed his drive on • quoted as telling Clark, in an end of the season we can keep and Vic Seixas had one of its even 72's Thursday lo share the of Gua tlie I.th into the creek. but re appeal ~ the City's chief execu- the franchise." good days Thursday and whlp- first round lead in the Women's U war. marknble recovery shots ertabled tlve for help in boosting the sag- ______ped the Australians, Ken Rose- National Open golf champion Peac him to win the hole with a par ging attendance, that several ci- D I L d· wall and Lew Hoad, in the semi- ship. .t neg. the Babe, rallying aU her fierce competitive spirit, Jack Rule, the 15-year-old (AP Wlre,.o'.) hall publlclty office which said The lean, 36-year-old slugger Fourth-seeded Miss Brough, medaUst trom Waterloo, beat the mayor was calling an emer- ttom Grosslnger, N. Y., shot a entered the final, scheduled for went out to beat It, failing by John Miller of Davenport 1 up In BROOKLTN DODGERS' RIGHT FIELDER Car I FurUlo, still on the &Tound after his late return gency meeting on July 8 in his 33-35-68 as most of the players Saturday, by surprizing last an inch-rnar&!n by which sne 20 holes. He will meet Kneeter to the bar, I. out as umpire Lon Warneke alrnah. He was victim of tbe second half 01 a double office of 75 top leaders of the in the field at 157 had trouble year's runnerup and 1950 cbam missed a 25-foot birdie putt on In the semi-finals. play when New York GIants' ahort.top AI Dark took a line drive by Billy Cox and tossed" 10 community to discuss way and with the fast greens and tricky pion, Doris HaTt of ,Coral Gables, the 18th. BId it was a tine round for the Texas athlete who Bob Leahy, Denison, had a flnt baseman Whitey Loekmaa (left) for the second out. The play came In the third InnJq 01 means of attempting to bolster pin placements. I Fla., 2-6, 6-3, 6-3. conquered cancer last year. fftlrly easy match Thur,day att the G1l'nts' third win In. a row over the Brooklyn Dodrers Thursday. the attendance. wnoon. H defeated John Barton Mack, In a slatement issued ot Davenport 4 and S. All Daven START 2 mTS IN along with thc release, said: FLAMING SMORGASBORD port entrlep In th toumcy now "It Is gratifying to learn that TODAY COLOR ' have bef!n eJemlnated. Leahy the mayor Is organizing a com AT THE MELODY MIU 1011 meet Klont~ In a 36-hole Giants rake 3d' From Bums mittee to keep the Athletics DAILY 5:00 To l~:OO P.M. aeml-flnal match today. NEW YORK (iP) - Dusty here. We desire and Intend to Air Conditioned b, ROf.I •• ,aU•• I remaIn in Philadelphia, but to YOU'LL . Rhodes, pinch' hitter ex'traordin- cl° I . LOVE ... 50 Kinds .of Food Dally alre, came through in his spe- I do so we must dr aw more. peo Poloto Salad - Cab b.,. Sal&4 _ lev. _Bob Richards Yanks Top Bosox, Car .na Homer. ple." Appll Sllad - T ..... S.Ia4 cinlty for the second time In threc Plneappl. Salad In the home games to datp., Hom. Mad. PI. - Jella S.Ia. 8-7, with S-Run 3d days, banging a bases-loaded sin- Beat Braves, 9-2 Lli S.,dln... - 8al","" - PI•• , ••~ the Athletics have drawn about fav.ored in AAU; I gle In the eighth inning to snap DrIed Blef - C,'~," Chett.. (iP) - Cr•• m Cboe •• - PI.III. lIllx BOSTON uP) - Yankee home a 2-2 tie and give the New York MILWAUKEE Rookie Dill PI.III .. - 8 ..",. rleld•• runs by Mickey Mantie, lJank Giants a 5-2 victory Thursday Joe Cunningham and Stan Mu .... Radl .... - C.lery - Ap,le. Champion Injured "'UI ..IL - J ...... Oranru - Prel •• I. '- Pot.t. CIoI,. I Bauer and Andy Carey produced for a sweep of the three-game se- sial blasted two home runs Cookie •• R Jd.d,. - Pt,eO'" AT TIC CITY, N. J. (JP) - five runs in the third innmg rles with the Brooklyn Dodgers. SUMMER CARON FERRmAlJMOO Watl'mollan - 6 Hoi DJ.Il•• Thursday and the New Yorkers It was the seventh straight vic- apiece Thursday as the St. Louis n.1 aolll - lOll, . With detendlng champion Milt .. COlOl'" SaMerluaut and Many Otber Campbel1' out with an arm injury, hung on to win an 8-7 declslon tory for the Giants and stretched Cardlnals whipped the Milwau TECHNICOLOR li'eod. to CIl •• le Fr ... the Rev. Bob Richards was rated uver the Boston Red Sox. their lead over the second place kee Braves, 9-2, but lost the BOOK SALE $1.50 & $~.OO aD outstanding favorite to beat Veteran righthander Allie Rey- . Dodgers to tour games. services at ace lefthander Har- no145, seeking his lOth straight ,It also was the Giants' 25th tri EAT ALL YOU ' WANT. '25 other versatile competitors in vey Haddix who was carried THIS WEEK'S NEW BOOKS I ~e two-day National AAU De victory, faJled to get by the three- umph in their last 29 games. t:/llhlon championship starting to r un Red Sox' fourth Inning but Same As TuetdaY'8 from the field on a stretcher in SELF HELP lOOKS '-1 -;L~Li"'70~N-. Daily Iowan I Eat Food wHh a Reputation nIMht at Bader field . another veteran, Johnny Sain, Rhodes' game-winning hit was the fourth inning with an In- SHORT STORIES .' I From Coast to Campbell last year at Plain ord, was hit just below the knee- July " It & 2nd Only . had been treated roughly by the ers. That, too, was a sharp ground cap by a line drive oft Joe Ad- BARGAINS TOO. I II STARTS 1:15 P.M. field, N. J. ever-threatening Red Sox lor the single into right center field. Chief competition for the 28- first six frames, Sain stiOed Bos- Righthander Ruben Gomez was cock's bat in the fourth. . K- THE GORDON ' 2 EGGS TODAYI year-old Olympic pole vaulting ton with only a single hit to pin breeztng along on a 2-0 lead until rays showed he suftered abras- I Buttered Toast 19.c rlampion is expected from JJm his fourth decision against two two out in the seventh when Roy ions and contusions. He was BOOKSHOP Fruit lelly I PQdoley of Central Michiga n col Josses. Campanella and Carl Furillo expected to be out at action Two Top New Hits .. ,And AllIn Color the 1954 Kansas Relays dec l~e, The Yankees teed oft 'on Bos- smashed back-to-back h<>me runs aboutSt. Louis 10 days.015 010 00Z-9 ' ,0 ;. llfE. WASIDNGTON I RCOEFFE,CEH'SWClthACOFUPeon I alllion winner: Joel Shankle, ton's starter Frank Sullivan in to tie the score at 2-2. Duke's one-arm track team and the first inning with two rUM. Whitey Lockman opened tbe ~M~I~lw~a~u~k~e~eiiiiiiii~lO~O~O~IO~OO~&-~2~"~' 2~~~W~A~T~C:H~TBl~~S~S~P~A~C~E~~ tol.trlh last year: Aubrey Lewis, In the clinching third-Inning Giant eighth with a single. Hank the 19-year-old Montclair, N. J. rally, Collins walked and Mantle Thompson dropped a sacrifice .. ~-~---- schoolboy who was sixth last homered. bunt in front 01 the plate and year; Meredith Gourdine, the Bi!rra flied out but Bauer hom- when Campanella threw wlldly Olympic broad jumper and crack ered. Gene Woqdling followed in an attempt to nail Lockman at nurdler who used to compete tor with a walk and came in on sec:ond, Whitey reached third and cOrnell, and Bill MUlcr, the Carey's bomer. Thompson second. qp-mpic javelin thrower who Trailing 7-0, the Red Sox ral- Mue.lIer Walked POP CASE JWW is In the marines. Ucd gamely. They scored two in An intentional base on balls to • - A posillie sleeper is 18-year the third on Ted Williams' single. Don MueJler lo~ded tj1e bases. ofji Rarer Johnson ot Kingburg, They drove Reynolds to cover After Bmy Cox grabbed Willie 00 OaUf. in the lourth, countlni three ' Mays' sharp grounder and threw : (O'KE ...... : fULL CASE $1 Rlchaftls was hampered by a times. to the plat to nip Lockman, GINEMASGOPE • • Presented as it should be .. on our le, lnjurr during the winter The Yankees talUed what Manager Leo Durocher sent MiJ'acle Curved Screen .. with 4-Track, High Fidelity, Mapetlc meeta but he has recovered fully. proved to be the winning run in Rqodes up to hit lor the slump Directional STEREOPHONIC SOUND •. Our 12 lpeake... na The tirst live events will be the fourth when Collins walked ing Monte Irvin. 'ioned throughout the Auditorium and 3 MAljIf SPEAKERS be and Yogi Berra singled and Sox Rhodes' sa f e t y drove in LIFE hind 'he screen bring YOU the only TRUE f-Traek Maa'DeUe DI MId tonight starting at 5 p.m. .-' rectional Sound in. Iowa City! CST. The ordcr of events for the outfielder Karl Olson's throw to Thompson and Mueller and sent eninl is the 100-meter dash, 'third hit Collins on the head tor Mays to third. The Giants added the broali jump, shot put, high a run-scoring .error. an insurance run when Wes Wes CASE -STARTS jump and 400-meter run. New York 205 101 OI~ 1% 0 trum flied deep to Walt Moryn, 7up ...... :.' fULL $1'20 The second half begins at noon Boition 002 ~02 010-1 12 2 allowing Mays to score easily TO·DAY Saturday. Then the athletes will atter the catch. "Over the Week._"'" try their skill :at 1l0-meter hur IiECOllD BY uscm Brooklyn 000 100 200-2 6 1 dills, ' discus throw. pole vault, Pitcher Vi~ Raschi at. the~. New, York 001 .10 03x-5 7 0 javeUn throw and the 1,500 met~r Louis Cardinals holds the major PEPSI·(OLA ..... c~~;S140 1\ln. Points are awarded accord league record for most bal~ iIi CUBS WBU" CHlS0X In, to the calibre o~ performance one game (4) made May' a, 1950 . CHICAGO' (JP) '-Emie Banks' In each event. The one with the while pitching lor the New York ninth inning single to deep short .. ht,heat point total wins. Yankeeti. scored Hahk Sauer with the PLUS CASE DEPOSIT winning run Thursday niiht a3 "Doors Open 1:15 P.M." the Chicago Cubs shaded the I Chicago White Sox 7 to 6 before 22,755. The victory was the , Cubs' third out at five in the I annual series, whlc,h began ¥1 SU PERIOR 'OIL co. ~ .1949. Proceeds of the game are distributed among boys' charit- CORALVILLE START~ TODAY . ies. TIOJilAL L.AOU. AMI.ICAN LIAOOI W L ..... OB W L re.. OB 2 FIRST RUN HITS .. . '. U .tn8 CI ...I&...... n .... -AND - ....ltl'...... IT ._ • CIoI ..'...... !If.m , ...... 1' ... . 11 • .ut • Ne .. Y.,11 ... . 8 t1 ." IIi _th-e Greatest Story Ever Writteli ALL IN COLOR 1IW •••Il~ ..... l1li AM I' Detrltl ...... 1II 11 .eM 1t DANCE~AND .. ,~ ., .. c ...... ,.... at II .... Illi "'.... I.... D .. a ., .... 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