" owan Serolng The State Untversity of Iowa and the People of Iowa Citf/ Established In 18GB-Five Cents A Copy Associated Press Leased Wire And Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Friday, July 31, 1959 Writer Assailed , 'First. 8 Days' Of Tri .t;) 'For Accusations He P'ictured Foreign Aid Very Suc:ce'ssful' VP As Scandal IAnother Peace Talk Scheduled As- Nikita Says, Says Citizens Journalist TntifNts In Public Hearing U.S. Broke Steel Strike Enters 17th Day Still Friendly, WASHINGTON IA'I - A news· paper writer's charges of waste NEW YORK IA'I - The nation's months was Bethlehem Steel Corp­ McDonald, president oC the steel- and inefficiency in foreign aid ad· top mediator Thursday scheduled oration, the nation 's second-largest workers, accused the industry of Desp·lte P ministration were denounced by TV Agreement another joint peace talk in the producer. Its net income for the ~~fc~~.g an excuse to increase steel six months was $123 million, equal ress Government officials Thursday as Calls ABC Version 16-day-old steel strike for next to $2.64 a share. This smashed "The teet Industry wants shut­ distorted and inaccurate. The au· Monday. The only previous face-to· the record of the Ilrst six months downs. They want to clear out in· Plugs For More Visits thor stood firm and oCfered to 'Especially Inaccurate' face negotiations last Monday got of 1957 when the hit dramatic high th.y Included distortion. and in.ccuraci... -Ap Wirtphoto. full translation of the foreigner's Costing Taxnayer worship or schools oniy. al1 along his route, cheering and before Gardiner was available. language in each ~ase. r: spots wa named Thursday to be applauding. Colegrove o{fered to supply the The broader section was spon- the number three man in the State "I do not pretend that personal I who called it "a very PresIdent Eisenhower riominated Berlin Tec~nical Problems the American BroJldca ting Com· hungry hInd Into the t ..PlY''''' eJCeclive means to handle fugitive problems of the world," he forman~s who he said would back him to be undersecretary of state pany version "especially inaccu. pocketbook ThursdlY "' the bombers." told a group of co~per offIt;ials. up his statements. He said Frank rate" and said it had lert out k th for political aUairs, dealing with "This trlp of mine wl11 bb fol­ Gonder, and American bUJliness· "several of my utterances on mat- wII kout moved rough it, thi.., Eisenhower's recommendation the conduct of relations with other lowed by others, including con· man representing the Bethlehem Turned. Over To Experts ters of principle." Khrushchev con. w". in this connection was spurred by Governments. tacts between other leaders." steel COfTIpany, would testify tended the Soviets were fulfilling Tho cost to the Foder.' Go#,- several )ncidents in the South in Thus only Secretary of State Herbert Klein, Nlxhn's press about losing a bid (or a steel GENEVA IA'I - The Big Four foreign ministers took a sma ll step Lhe agreement on their ide. .mmen' Iiono WII expKtod to which Jewi h temples and schools Christian A. Herter and Undersec· spokesman, said he believed Nix· bridge contract although his bid Thursday toward a Berlin truce, but left all their basic differences reIch ~ million a week if tne have been bombed, apparently as retary Douglas Dillon will outrank on was referring to a summit con­ Murphy. was lower than that submitted by unresolved. Two ABC newsmen with Nixon .t,.ike of one-half million United an outgrowth oC the bitter integra- ference. Others in Nixon's party the winning firm, which bad Bel­ were barred from lhe air Thurs- Stee'_rke,., of AmericI gHl on lion dispute. ]n World War II days, when For the Cirst time in the nine weeks of their stalemated confer· day four hours before they were h I General Dwight D. Eisenhower thought Nixon was touching on the gian sources of supply. ence, the ministers agreed to turn to broadcast a report on the trip. muc '-"!lor. Some critics of the broader pro- possibility of a U.S. visit by Pre· The subcommittee told tile State was commander·in·chief of Allied over some technical problems on SUB TESTED Compelitiors from the other Amer. Roquelt, for flour, corn moal, vision had suggested it was aimed forces in Europe, Murphy was the mier Nikita Khrushchev. Depllrtment and foreign aid offi· Berlin to a group of their experts. iean networks declined to take ad- po_reel milk Ind rica from chiefly at labor union organizing About 3,000 Russians were wait· cials to submit a "full and com­ general's adviser on political af· The experts were instructed to TOKYO t.4'I - A model of a vantage of the situation, refusing foderal stock. of lurplul food efforts in the South, where some fairs. ing when Nixon and his party ar­ plete statement either admitting meet Friday morning and report to u e broadcast time allotted to won on tho 'ncnll. In Slv.r.1 recent labor disp utes have been rived at the IItc!!1 tube rolling or denying" the accusations of ir· to a secret meeting of the minis- subm,arine Lo be filled .with nu- them. It.t... marked by bomb violence. Murphy's present assignment is deputy undersecretary. To succeed mill. regularities. ters less than five hours later on clear power {or commercial trans- Penn.ylyani., wh.r. the Itrlke An aide of Rep. Loser said there him in this post, Eisenhower nom­ Nixon got up on the hood of an . Colegrove also criticized the some of the possible technical con- port has been successfully tested TO CALIFORNIA has hit th. rlh',r.,t, hIS about was no intent to direct the penal- inated another diplomatic veteran, automobile so the crowd could see purchase of 256 tractors for Viet ditions of a truce agreement. 2t,000 nonat k ng _rk.rl who ties against 1abor unions or any Livingston T. Merchant, 55. Mer· him better. The erowds cheered. Nam. He said they included 10 These conditions might include a out.side Kobe Harbor, Milsubishi SVERDLOVSK, Soviet Union IA'I t.mporarily .... 'aid off th.ir other specific group. However. he chant is now assistant secretary Then he met his first heckler oC different brands, which he said ban . on nuclear weapons and on heavy industries reports. lis chief - Vice President Nixon started jobl in indu.trl.. am.d with said, indU4trial bombings would be for European affairs. the day. A man wanted to know created special problems in main­ subversive activities in Berlin, ar- down an elevator shaft of a cop- ....I. Elch i. .lIgibl. for "S covered. Murphy Is a career diplomat why the United States had air tenance. rangements for continued free aC- engineer said the 2-ton prototype per mine near here Thursday. He woekly 'n cotnpon.atiOll. Committe\! Chairman Emanuel who was born the son of a railroad bases on the doorstep of the So· cess to the city from West Ger- is 29 feet long and two and one paused and noted that Sverdlovsk Renef cnt, to Pennlylyannla Celler (D-N .Y.l said the anti· section hand in MUwaukee 64 years viet Union. many, alid a limitation of the is almost directly opposite his na· are alr ••cty ..tll1Wl'od at $50,000. bombing section would co v e r ago. "Wait a minute," Nixon replied. Faculty Members Western garrisons in West Berlin. half feet in diameter. He said it tive California on the globe. Point· By Aug. 15 the colt will be lbout everything. He is best known as a trouble· When Nixon's words were trans­ Western informants said the ex· submerged to 20 (eet and ran 5, ing down the shaft, he told his $300,000, and If the .trlke con· " If labor unions are involved, shooter. He has also taken a con· lated, the crowd applauded. Nixon Express Opinions perts could not discuss any ques- Soviet hosls: "This is the sbortest tfnve. t. S.pt. 15, the cnts to it's just too bad," he said. "If sistently strong stand against giv. never did return to the heckler. tion of prinCiple. This meant that 000 feet in six and one ]Ialf min- way to CaIifornia.- the direct P.nnly'yanl. In componll"'n White Citizens Councils are in- ine in to the Russians during the Instead he said ill Jtussian to On Auto Ban whatever recommendations the ex- utes. route." will n.ch $1,5 million. volved, it's just too bad." cold war. Annoyed Soviet news­ morc applausc: "Peace to all the The proposed ban on student perts might agree on, they ould ------,..----:------:-:------.--.:=:-: --...,----.,.- --- papers have called him "Mr. Mor· world." ~ autlls has the approval of faculty not make the kind of progress phine." .,Nixon and his party then. drove members Interviewed Thursday which President Eisenhower has His most famous exploit came In thtough the timbered counlryside afternoon, said is required here to justify a 1942 when. dealing with the Vichy of this Ural Mountains region ,to No eHort was made to correlate summit conference. French authorities, he won a the bi, copper mine at Dcgtyarsk, Irades and car ownership by any U.S. Assistant Secretary of State cease-lighting order which pre­ ., miles west of Sverdlovsk. of the faculty. One member did Andrew H. Berding said the agree· vented bloodshed when U.S. troops Soviet ellCOrts proudly led him say that If a correlation exists, ment putting the experts to work landed in North AIrica, to the end of a dimly lit, damp this should .be the deciding factor was "ol1e further move to speed tunnel wherc two men with a com­ and not the possible loss of revenue up the work of the conference" presSed air drlll were tUDDeling to the city and businessmen. to meet the Aug. 5 cutoU date set Court-U.S. Reds into a grayilh copper vein. None suggested that any limit by the Western ministers. The two stopped drilling and be Imposed upon married student~' ' The Western spokesmen were Moscow Puppet; Nixon chatted with them for a cars. Of those IntervieWed, all eluctant to give a full list of the while. As he turned to leave one agreed that a provision would have points on which the experts were Must Register mlncr, Idaroisha Abubakikov, 32, to be made for hardship cases. to seek. agreed wording. WASHINGTON t.fI - The U.S. addressed the vice president. A few speculated on the results Berding gave only one example: Court of Appeals agreed Thurs· "The situation is rather tense of such a ban. More campus actio He said the experts were instruct· day that the U.S. Party is a puppet today," he said to Nixon. "During vities arc thought to be the result ed to pinpoint t~e types of non­ of Moscow. As such it would have the war we were friends, and we oC a ear b,n, as the student would conventional weapons, such as to disclose both its fina~s and fought against the Nazis, and we look more to the university to pro­ missiles and nuclear arms, which the names of its members. destroyed them together. Why do Vide an outlet for his .energy. would be barred from Berlin under This was one more step in nine not we do something to' destroy ~veral believed that more school a truce agreement. years of trying to force the party tension?" IlJirIt would be the result since to register as an agent of a foreign "Our leaders must , have a the student's life would be tied power, under tlJe 1950 Internal Se­ chance to talk seriously in a cll· more closely with the campus. Congress Passes curity Act. mate where somethirtg could be . Lane Davis, associate professor The party maintains it is inde­ done without resort to Coree," Nix­ of political ~cicnce, said that he Military Measure pendent of Moscow, and said it on told the miner in an apparent badn't really given the situation WASHINGTON IA'I - Congress will appeal the ruling to the Su­ reference to a summit conference. much consideration. He said he felt passed Thursday a compromise preme Court. 'You can be lure we wllJ work that steps should be taten as he $1 .2 bill ion military construction Thursday', decision was on a 2-1 (or that because we don't want lavored some action rather than authorization bill and sent it to the decision upholding findings of the war, either," the present sltuatlon. . Subversive ActiVIties Controls . David Gold, usoclate professor White House. "We do not want war either," The Senate passed the bill by a Board, SACB. which held long of lOCiolOlY and anthropology, the miner sald. "We want peace hearings on whether the party was It feela that can are not a neces· roll call. vote of · 85 to 0 after the and friendship. aary tool for an education. His op­ House had approved it by yoico dominated by Moscow. Poiition to student cars "is not vote. Three times the SACB found that bale!! on the beRel tbat W, would The authorization, subject to ap­ the party was subject to the law In\prove the perCormance of the propriations provided in a bill to and had to register. Twice before Weather ItUdent." - be considered later, is about $150 . the Court of Appeals sent the case Richard Wnmeth, associate pro· million less than President Eisen· ,. ., back to the SACS lor further pro­ fessor of sociology and anthro· hower requested. ~ ceedings. pOlogy, and a member of the Cltl­ The- bill tightens Congrcslonal . Forecast ,~ leU' Advisory Committee 01\ City control over military policy in the SONGWRITaR Dill PleIlJljq, said, "I believe that missile, aircraft and warship BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. III Humidity: lOme action 011 the matter is In· fields by requiring a double review Muscovites Jam Fair Library Sonawrlter Herman Ruby, 88, died evltable. OUr e1tlmate, for the of these programs after Dec. 31, RUilian .yilitors to the Amerlc.n .exhlbitlon in Moscow flntI ,Ilftty of beart diseaae 'l1Iurada, m blI community'. population growth in· 1960, One check would be made by dl.plo,.. $evl.t COft ••,.. nmov. I number If boeIt. from the II· home. His belt known 80DII 10- 102% dicatel that the time to start think· Senate and House Armed Services of roadlng mo'orlal to occupy th.m desplto $evl.t cen""",l" tIIot Itr.ry, centtndln, th.y c",t.ln.d "'".com...... m.ttrl.I.--AP eluded "111 Always Be In Love " committees and the other by the thinned tho _lIoct'.... Vlslto,.. po'" ov.r tho boob 1n the IlItrlJ'Y W,rephIto. Inr .bout the traffic problem has With You," "My I SUIUQ' Teuea- Hilh8O's lnived," Appropriatio,ns committees, IOCtlon whil. ottier tMu ....d. vi.w U.S, cu'tw.' ..... 1.....,.,,1.1 1108" lind "Cecilia." lICe No War Monger rittle Change SUI Counseling Service 1h~ 1)alty Iowan Concedes Khrushchev Helps Student To Adjust een., For Local. BY MARSHA BOLTON lhese are the married sludentll Pq.2 FRIDAY, JULY", "S' low. City, 1_. By J. M. ROBERTS by many people as a sign that StaH Writer who come for marriage counselln, A.. ocl ..... Pres, ~_, ~1NI1,it relations ~re Improving, es­ and people with adjustments to pecially at a time when Kbrush­ Highway Plans "SeIC understanding is the key Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush­ to adjustment." Dr. Leonard D. make in personal-social or inter­ Tht' Doily [milan is u:ritten and edited by student8 and 18 governed a board of /Iue student tn4stet'l electM ehev is reiter8tinll that the 80- by bl' che" has removed Presidenl Ei- Little hope Cor changes in the Goodstein. director o( the Uni­ personal relationships. Sludents the ddened by cold. lon. The tax increase was pro­ sur counseling slaCf eight years other chiefs of state, there's DO­ Another SIgn of maturing sum­ ago and became director of the thing new about that. posed to give additional funds lo mer was the adjournment of the service in 1957. There is omething new about annual convention of lhe Iowa thc highway program. By Knifeman Nixon's belle(, and the Presi­ In other areas of the highway The counseling service of[ices American Legion, held this year in East Hall are open from 8 to d nt's apparent acceptance o( it. In Cedar Rapids. program. the commission assured CANOGA PARK, Calif. (NI­ that omelhlng good might come "Now YDU are going to know how t2 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. Monday Among the resolutions adopted Iowa Citians the plans included a or a Khru hchev visit to th~ pedestrian overpass al the inler­ it reels to be ugly. I'm gOing to through Friday. Its services are by that body lhis year was a United States. section of Iowa Avenue and River­ scar you like you scarred me." available without cost to any sur The two altitudes taken 10- statement calling for young men student. After the first meeting, to be subject either to military side Drive_ A knife-wielding man with a gether probably will be accepled Also considered were widening livid scar on his face snarled the the student makes the decision as service or civil defense training. to whether or not he wants to Thla was 8 noble step. The Le,llon of Riverside Drive south of Iowa threat at a pretty housewife fight­ Avenue and a proposed southwest ig to escape his slashes. make additional appointments. In­ recognized that whatever solu­ terviews are confidential and no Business Lists tions might be tried, military by-pass of the city on HIghway 6. Mrs. Patricia Faye Smith, 30, 0°0 The by-pass would extend south was engulfed in terror that has information is released except Corce Is the only realistic answer upon the student's written request. to lhe international dilemma in and west around th~ city from the followed her since 1955. Record Profits which America finds herself to­ junction of Highways 6. 218 and 1 "I was ironing in the kitchen," Non·student may make advance ~'i.~ \l\Ose tO~ day. to a point near the present junc­ she says. "Suddenly there was a appointments to use the counseling tion of Highways 6 and 218, west of For Early '59 The Legion has made articu­ hand over my mouth and an arm service on a cost basis when fa­ 1-'4 Of LI'S1 late the position to which Am­ Coralville. around my waist. cilities are available. Offices are ~\~\.i ~AIl. "I swung the hot iron which hit open throughout the fall, s~ring NEW YORK "" - The first erica has unconsciously evolved John Butter, commission en­ since the end of World War IT. gineer, said it has been dirricult him in the face. He let go. I could and summer Sj!ssions. half of 1959 wll1 undoubtedly go smell burned flesh." -. -t\# down on the books as one of the Tha~ is that she is now a mili­ to achieve a design [or the River­ taristic slate and that she i side Drive widening as the street A shorl lime later sbe received most profitable ever experienced a letter saying "I'll get you." by American business . committed to militarism for al is "hemmed In" by rock clUfs. the Easier Union least hal( a century more. river and present buildings. The Three months later she an­ That's the story told in the swered a knock her door. The continuing flood of corporate Whal would happen to the Burlington Street bridge further on eqonomy If the current $40 million complicates the problem and it same man was back - this time earnings reports tor the hpl1-year with a three·inch scar slashing Of CoiJntie's ended June SO. defense budget were not injected may be necessary to rebuild the into It? What would happen to bridge. his cheek. Most striking aspect is the sen­ He knocked her down . but she sational improvement scored by the two million service men if our milnary establishment dissolved ? fought him ofr. Police advised the Predicted many big corporations over the family lo move. They did. nnt six months last year. At that PeaCe is oUl of the question. And the only question left is, Loca I Gi rl' s But within weeks the scarfaced DES MOINES IA'I - There's a time, when race ion ruled, pro­ man walked up to the car in which betler chance now than a year fits were cut back sharply. has ttle Legion gone far enough? ago that the Iowa Lesiglature in How about the young women? Mrs. Smith was siUing at a drive­ The picture for the strike-har­ Engagement in movie. a few years may gi ve oounties au­ assed third quarter which ends Couldn't they be trained too? thority tD merge, in the opinion Imagine it. There she goes, Again the Smiths moved. Last Sept. 30 may be less rosy. week Mrs. Smith began getCing of Roy L. Miller, secretary of the 1n the Vanlluard or compllnIes your thirteen-year-old daughter, threalening phone calls. Des Moines Bureau of Municipal reporting big gains over the firAt off to her weekly drill. She is Announced Thursday afternoon Mrs. Smith Research. half of recession 1858 are pro­ carrying a loaedd M-I. with the was washing clolhes when she felt ducers of steel, Dil , automobiles bayonet fixed. By lhe lime she is Miller made that remark Thurs: a knife at her back. There was day as one of the speakers on and lextiles. eighteen she will be thoroughly the scarfaced man. The upturn was evidj!nt a week disciplined. and America's fight­ proposals to improve county gov­ He slashed her superfically on ernment. at the Drake University ago when The Associated Press ing force wUl be doubled. the arms. shoulders and legs. totaled up the earnings of the The Lellion would be the ideal Institute on State alld Local Gov­ "Then Jimmie came home from ernment. Cirst 258 compaoies to report for spokesman for such regimenta­ school," Mrs. Smith said. "The , the six monlhs. tion. How much more national "A year ago I would have said man slapped me and ran." there was no hope," Miller said. Four out of rive reported gains secUrity would be assured if the Mrs. Smith. once an artist, ha s over last ypsr. fany scored nelll killer instinct were to replace "But I was pleased and surprised 'i-l- R:eLOC "::: drawn' a sketch of her terrorizer. "',~ TC...,...."-_ ,,_.,...-. highs. Total profits for the 259 love ror humanlly In the country's to see a changed attitude in the Police are using it in their at­ Legislature this year. We came were up 37,3 per cent over the youth. For lhis security. America tempt to run him down. first six months of 1958. nas only to model itself after the very close - one vote - tp pass­ When the final score is In, the Gl1rmallY !Jf 1938, avoiding, of ing the bill in the Senate." fact for Today percenlage gain should be even course, the mistakes o( that de­ Dr. Donald E. Boles of the I~Wa larger. reated nation. New Assista nt State University political science department said that studies sbo" To Journalism there are economies to- be ma'de OFFICIAL DAn.Y BULL IT'" • by county mergers. ' Director Named He said the studies show the per University Bulletin Board Good Listening- capita cost of county government Rod Gelatt, instruclor in radio decreases as the population of the tJnlnrsll, It.llelln Ik.,... lie .... ot It..... I ••• at " •• Doll, J._ ..m .. , Untv.nlty and television journalism at Wash­ !loom fli Cemm~nl ..I1 ••' C ••le., It, •••••, 1110 ••,. .., ••• ,01l.. U ... Til., counties increase. up to about mu , be t yped all. alrne. "" a .....1 .r .r ."Ieer •• 0.•• r .... I...... -'''_1 Today On WSUI ington and Lee University, Lexing­ ,ubUolle'. "_rei, I ••lal , ...... 111"'10 ,., ...... '10., Calendar 110,000 persons. In Iowa, only ton, Va., has been appointed as­ Polk County exceeds 110,000 popu­ Al'rLI TIONS roa THE _IUon evenlnl' of the Qpera. Mall onle'U ac­ AN UNFINISHED OPERA, by HARRY WURTS makes the sistant to the director of the SUI of editor of The Dally low"" for the eepl.td until July H . Add ..... : Opera. Modeste Moussorgsky. laler fin­ summation for the defense today lation. lerm September 14. I ISO. Ihrou.h Jowa Memorial Union. All Uekel.l are Miss Warner School of Journalism. He will as­ lay 15. 1960, will be received at the reserved and _ .. Fri.y, July :11, ished by Ippolitov-Ivanov, will in the courtroom at 9:35 a.m. as sume his new dulies in September. School of Journallim office, Room 8 p.m. Opera. "Rita" by Doni­ be WSUl's Evening At The Opera the Bookshelf reading of "The Dr. and Mrs. Emory Wart)­ During the 1959 summer session 20$. Communications Cenl.tr. untU 5 rHEIIE WILL be recrMtional IWim­ D. p.m .. Friday. AUl\L'lt 'I. AppllcaUon. min, at the WOII'I/If\·. Gym (rom 4:10 zelti; and "Western Child" by presentation tonight at 7:30 p.m. Just and the Unjust" by James er, 1402 E. Court St., announce the Gelatt has been teaching radio Swisher Polio must Include a Idl.tr from Ute ~ : IO p.m. dally. Bezanson and Engle - Macbride Called "The Marria&e," the Gould Cozzens continues. R~I:l~trar certlfyln, load 1ICh0 ....lk engagement oC their daughter news courses at SUI. He received t.,ndln,. £xp"rIMce In handlin, Auditorium. opera will be heard in its first MUSIC TO REACH A DE­ Carmen Marie Warner, to Sey­ a bachelor's degree in radio jour­ Victim Released new •• ex,""uUve ability, and Inl.tre~ uaauF 1IO\l.'1 JIIoIIda,.- FlU.,.: In and knowled .... of c:.ampu"s and 7:. - 2 Lm.: Satunla,. ,:30 - S p.m.: btu"'yI AUlutt , recorded version with a Russian CISION BY (ollows at 10:05 and mour John Ra{[ety, son of Mr. nalism frDm SUI in 1950 and then world A£falrs are other quallUes wiliell "'-a:t 1:311 ,.m. -I ...... a-rv. cast and the U.S.S.R. State Radio became a staCC member at radio DeIk: Monda,.- 'ftIunda)", ...... - ' :10 a p.m. - Opera, "Rita" by continues. for those who just and Mrs. LaVerne Raffety, Grin­ From Hospital will be con.ld.... ed b)' memben 01 station KSTT in Davenport. In 1951 the Board of Trust... of Student p.m.: YOM.,. - "Iurd.,: • LID. - 4:10 DonizeUi and "Western Child" by Orchestra and Chorus under the can't make a decision, until high nell. In p.m.: ,- .:50 , .... : sundq: I- 4:. he joined the WHO stations in Des Richard Birkey. 26, Swisher: PublJtatlon&, Inc., selectinl an Bezanson and Engle - Macbride direction o( Alexei Kovalev. An noon w~en rhythm. _ .rambles. Miss Warner was graduated rollor. p./ft.: ,- ':10 p.e . Moines. where he was a newscast­ was dismissed Wednesday from Auditorium. added attraction this evening will On the docket are: Selections (rom Iowa City High School and ftA Y HlTI...... ".•••• _ ... er on both radio and television un­ University Hospital where he had TnE NlVERSITY COOPI:RAnvll August be tbe singing oC arias from an­ from McGuffey'lI Readers by (rom SUI. She also attended the BABV- (TTING LEAGUB boOk will ,.. e.~1l 1'ueada1-."" FrIda,. fJ"OIII ,:. T .....,.. 4 til he accepted his appointment at been a polio patient seven days. to .:. p.m. unUI ,0.1'11 . 11. pro- other o( Moussor.sty'. operas, University of Minnesota where be In the charle of Mrs. Hulheo from 8 p.m. - Summer Lecture Phillips. Symp/loDic Sketches by 1957. His case was lhe second reporte4 July 21 to Au,uK 4. Phone her .. "Wed that no home vanity conlH~ "Boris GodOUIlOY," by Russia's she completed training in medical Washington and Lee in 8·5246 If a slUer or In/ormallon abOut 1$ lICheduled. Available for members Series - "America and Russia" Chadwick, Violin Concerto No. 4 Gelatt replaces Murvin H. Perry. in Johnson County this yeat", jolnin, the ,roup" de5lred. of Iha faculty, .taff...... otudf!llt most celebrated linger. Mark by Vleuxtemps and Piano Con­ technology. She is now employed ~ dd \Mlr __ are Ibe fol- - Maurice Hindus - Macbride assistant professor to the director Hospital officillis said Bir~Y'1 Reizen, bus. Relzen's singing certo No. 1 by Chopin. at Swedish Hospital In Minne­ l' MMEII OPIII...... RI.... aNI lowln,: Tuftda,. n!&ht.-....dmlnlon. Auditorium. wlll follow the consummation o( apolis. since 1956, who has accepted an case was too mild for further hos­ ··w •• tem ChIld" wm be prnented ban4b&J1. PllddlellaJl. 8Wlmmlnl, ThursUy, AUlUit , appointment as assistant professor pitalization. He had one shot of July 31 and AUI. J at • IAble tennJI and terml&. FrId.y "The Murlale." MUSIC TO REACH A CON- Mr. Raffety was graduated from p.m. In 1Ilacbrld" Auditorium. Tlck... t. ,,~ta - all TuHl\ay IIdIvtUes. 8 p.m. - U. Play - '-riller at of journalism at Kansas State Uni­ Salk vaccine. available at East Lobby DellI, IMU. ba.ketbaIJ ..... ~1Ie)"ban. Wed,,_ CLUSION BY may be beard from Grinnell College, and attended the verSity of Agriculture and Applied The county's first case was that 9 a.m. lo 5:30 p.m ...... un, luly II day nllht - famIl,. nllht. '-':15 the Gales" by Jean Glraudoux - DURING THE COURTSHIP, 4 p.m. to 5:15 this afternoon as University of Washington, Seattle. dally except Sunday. ,0.1.0 on aIL at until Au"," I. Brln. ),0111" SUIII­ University Theatre. or at least before "The Macri­ Science. of Scott Alberhasky, 5, 1807 G St. M.cbrld Auditorium ,-a p.m. the mer ...... " 1.0. carda. Tea Time helps to usher in the He served three ~ears In the ~.S . He is still hospitalized and biJ • ,e". those who are DOt immedi­ Alr Force and IS now working ate members o( the families, may week end. EICorts to Innuence the toward an advanced degree in nu. condition is listed as good. He contracted paralytic polio several aeriptionl. "0 per year: six monlhl. Malte-Iood RrVlee Ofl ml...... pepeft wish to listen to EveDiDc Con­ selec:tion of recordinp to be clear engineering at Iowa Slate 250 Expected 'The- 'Daily Iowan p .lO: three monlhl• .,.25. .. not pouIble. but eYeI'y eHort wUl cert., (rom 15 p.m. to 7:30. (This weeks ago. be nuocIe to correct errora wllll the played therein are welcome by University, Ames. A Missouri youth, John P. Robe­ _._-- next I ..ue . they ue certaloly free to do so as In Study Session MEMBER DAILY IOWAN lIDITOIUAL BTAFF Greg Morris (so long, of course, son, 16. was the second polio pat­ HI!RIAU long as they remember to send LATIN'S TOUGH AUDIT Edllor ...... Ted Rasmuuen IIIItIDlD .r IIIe ASIlOmATll:D PaIlS they Between the end of the summer ient to be released CrDm Universit1 OF Newl Editor ...... Kay Jlresa The AIIOC'I.tecI. Preu I. enllUed ex- gifts.) Premarital music wDl ID­ as conform to the tenor of LONDON "" - Here is a rom­ CIRCULATIONS session and the beginning of the Hospitals this week. CIl)' E~r ...... M•• lene lornnoen clullvely lo the u"" lor republication c1ude Violin Concerto No. 1 by the Pf'OlJ"aml. meDtary from Prince Charles. Sports llor ..•..•.. , . . Don Forsythe of all the local ne.... printed In thlt fall semester, about 250 graduate Nine polio patients remain j1o&­ Cllief olDlnpber .. .. ;roAnne .. heir to, the British throne, on the oore ne"~per •• ,.,,,U ...u ~ n ..... Prokofiev, trio for Violin, Cello Willi - IOWA ern ... kI_ pitalized, including three ajlmlt­ p ublj hed datly except lunda,. and IIociell{ Editor ...... eta.,. lana dbpetdlH. F ....', Jal, II, ... subject of havln. to learn Latin. students and advanced law stu­ Mon .y and legll holf.... . lI y Stu- and PIaDO by Kirc:boer, Piano dents are expected to enroll in the ted Wednesday: Patricia Browa­ dent• Publications . Inc. Communica- Concerto No. by and ':00 Moml", Chapel At a nower show Wednesday at 21 Mozart lions Centu. lowa Clly. Iowa. En- DAIL'! IOWAN ADYYTJIING ITAFF DAILY IOWAN .UPIIJnIIIO.. no. ':15 /'few. Independent Study ,SeSSion. ing. 17, Muscatine; Alberta John­ clasl matter .. the SCHOOL OF JOUIUUUI .. FACULTY ~bubert's Sympbony.*, 5_ ':10 United Nation. Sandrlngbam, the royal country terfd a second But, Mil". 6: Adv. Director ...... Publlshu ...... ,John ... Uarrlaob During the Cour-week session, son, 4, Preston; and Linda Keoull/l, post oUlce al Iowa City. under the ...... M". A...... ':ID Momlnl MUll" home in Nor(olk, Charles looked 2. of Mason CIty. All three had act Ool\ltl"ess of March I. Editorial. •. ..•. AJ1hur ... "~n t:. Booklhelf qualified studenls may enroll for 01 I"'. Advert"'", Manaler .. lames CLayton Adve1hlnl ...... lohn Xottman THE BATTLE OF WOltDS be­ 10:00 New. C ....IlI~ Adv. M...... Larry HennHY over a stall showing what the vii­ one hour of credit for each week non-paralytic polio. Their condi­ Promoll... _ .....r .••• WaJlor Barbee Circulation ...... • .... Wilbur Pel.tnon tween Nj)ton and Khrushchev 10:01 MuaIc 01.14191 from noon lo mldnllht lo 12U:OO:.1'1 Rhylbtn__ Ramble. lale kids did at school last term. they wish to study. Library re­ tions were listed as good, .. report news itU1S. women', 'PIle TIUSTIES, BOAID OF STUDINT will have elicited 8Iloagh"­ "No Latin?" iJ'Iqulred the 10- search for thesis credit and re­ Jlems, (or announcements to The BAlL-Y IOWAN ClIOIlLATJON PUBLICATION' H:46 Ed1l0"-, ,.... Dally Jowan. Editorial office. are torial opiIIIonI to Wits ti8)' 011- 1:00 MOIUy 'Mu.le year-old Chanes. search projects make up the ses­ VIOLINISTS IN RECITAL In the CommunlcaUons Cenl.r. ~tjpn ·M,II..." '. ' •. " Bobert Bell Walter Barbee. A3: Dr. Geor,. to today's Editorial Page pro­ 3:116 Newl "None," he was told. sion's work. Twenty - two yOUng violinists ~. CoU- ot OentJltl')'; Subscription by ~1T1.r-- In ""me gram at 12:45. Mer treat "Lucky chaPS/"he sighed. A spokesman for the registrar's studying in the SUI Department rales - DI .. 4191 /I yell 110 lICIt receives G lchrllt. 1\2; 'aul Z. 5:15 latlme Iowa CIl)', 25 ce.nts weekly or $10 s," f:':. tl!'N •• ~y ,:. I.m.'::r Il1dhil ~ M; PM."= ...: , iuuN. liIIe the IteeI Itrike, Gen­ , 41,00..,ID '=t'ImeN • Charles eels his latin at Cheam, o((ice said that registration for of Music· will appear in a recital year, in advancef It mon J, ow'" Glrc:W.tlorj of~ loa Deparlnlmt of PolItical Sc:1erice: Ptal. eva and where James .Helle, Jr. ';40 ",..vl_ a prep ICbl101 aGuth of London. the Independent Study Session will this arternoon at 2; 30 iQ North $5.~O; three month•. 13." , Il.Y 01111 111 ~ ...... ~'-.n"" .... Leslie G. Modier. School of lournal- ':00 tvenlJi, CoMert [ Iowa. $9 per year: wlx months. $.'; • \0 5 p ..• Mollll., ~ Ism: Sara D. Schindler, AI: Pro,. 1.. goes to school may be expected ~aphy I~. cine 01 his .trang be in th~t o((iee, Aug. 10 and 11. Music 'Hall. The youngsters are lllrre months, f3: all olber mull sub- and from' to 10 ' a.l11. on ,. A. Van D;,ke, Coli.,.. of Education. : I~ft ,rna" . all from Iowa City_ . . to receive their due. 10:00 -=SIGN on subjects. Latin evidently Is Dot, Fees are $8 per semester hour. -- / THE DAIL V IOWAN-Iowa t;ty, la . -~r;dav, JulV ~1, lt39-P"ge , Senators Drop 12th Straight, 4-1..,. ~ 59 Collegiate Football IPortland Club Sues Majors; 1 TV Schedule Announced l NEW YORK (A'I - Traditional date - a _plit network on one or Asks Halt Of Farm System A~s and inter ectional ri\'olrie in· the . Saturday - and include To 11 "olving the nation' top teams game in all eight of the national Boost Win (A'I - a third major league or in en· 'Streak PORTLAND, Or . The KANSAS CITY (AI) - S t 0 u t Cords 1, Reds 0 make up the fancy college football colegiate I 'CAA ) districts. major leagues were sued under largement or the present league . pitching by Bud Daley and Tom television fare Cor this fall. The intersectional battle between the Federal Anti-Trust Act Thurs­ '·Redre s through the courts i5 Sturdivant hoisted the Kansas CL 'CN ATT I.fI - Bob Gib­ The ational Broadea ling Co. alifornia and Texas on Saturday .on, just brought up from Omaha our only hope," the Portland City Athletics into third place announced a lO-date sehl:'dule Oct. 3 will be offered as a rro ting day by Ih Portland Baseball Thursday night as they defeated of the American Association, Thur day which Tom Gallery. BC for a World Series ba. eball game Club which a ked treble damages club's pre ident, Arch Kingsley, Washington 4-l and put together limited the CinCinnati Reds to sports director, calls "the trongest which will pr de il of $1.800,000. The uit al60 asked told a news conference after re­ the longest winning streak in the eight hit. Thllrsday night but had that baseball's farm system be in the eight years Tve been here." 'rhe chedule: viewing efforts to reach agreement American League since 1954. to ur i\'e a ba~. -loaded situation The program kieks orr Sept. 19 Sept_ I'-Loui. iana State v. broken up in effect. in the la:1 of the ninth to pitcb the with the majors on television rights The victory was the nth AntERI A LEAGUE l'o 110N-'I. LF Gl'£ with the national champion, Loui- IDce at Baton Rouge La. The suit aid the major league" straight [or the A's and put them W. L. Pd. G.B. 11'. I" r et. G.B t. Loub Cadrlnals to a \-0 victory iana State, playing Rice at Baton Sept. 26- orlhwe tern vs. Okla- were a monopoly and lheir tele­ and player acquisition. ChIcago 58 to 59% San Francisco .. 56 4:j .!I'4 o\'('r Cincinnati. a hat[·game ahead of the fourth­ Cl.eveland . . 58 U .580 I x-Lo Anarl~ . 57.6 lI!3 Rouge, La. Army, Oklahoma, thl' homa at E,'anston. Ill. '" ion and player acquisition prac· The complaint asked for a jury place Baltimore Orioles and 81h 1<."s•• Clly .• 50 49 .505 8 1 a Mllwauk.e .• 54 -14 .531 2 The only lime th Reds got Baltimore Air Force Academy and Syracu. e Oct. J-Texas \'s, California at tice had brought "loss of income trial. It said the club's actual games behind league-leading Chi­ 51 51 .500 9 Chicallo .. _. . 56:;0 .600 5', more than OIle hit in an inning Detrol! .. .• 56 53 .465 1I1'~ x-PIllsburl/h .... 49 52 .485 7 are other top tearns of 1958 who Au . tin. Tex. and general reputation and good damages were $600,000 and it cago. The defeat w~s the 12th New York . . . • .. 48 51 .465 IOta Sl. Loui • _•. , .• 48 53 .41l 8 was in Ihe fifth. They got only will." Bo ton .. ... 33 57 Cincinnati .. 4~ 55 .455 10 will perform for the armchair Oct. 17-\tichigan State vs. a ked that they be trebled in the straight for Washington and they .430 16 two nwn to third ba. e. , \Va hJnatoll . 43 56 426 16'. Phlladelphl. . . 42 57 .424 13 quarterback. 'otre Dame at East Lansing, In addition to an award of award. sagged into last place again a half x-pl.~·lne meM e me. The only run came In the econd 'rnUR SDA V'S RESl LTS The card offer 11 game. Mieh. money, the Portland club, a mem­ Defendants named were Com­ game behind Boston' Red Sox. TIIl'RSl) \ .. , BE 'l'LT' when tbe Card.' Ken. Boyer, who Chicago 3. N~w York I Oct. 24-Big Ten game (to be ber oC the Pacific Coa t League, mis ioner Ford Frick, both league" Their string is the longest iosing Detroit 11. BaWmore 2 MilwaUkee 6. Chlcalo 2 had thret' hits, dO'lbl d and then San Franel.coo 7. PhlJ~delphla 2 elected). asked that the major be enjoined and their presidents, and each of Cleveland 4. Easton 3 scored on JOl.' Cunningham'. sin- streak in the majors this year. Kansas City 4. Wa hlnalon 1 SI Loul I. Cincinnati 0 Nov. 7 (split networkl-Bo ton [rom trying to monopolize base­ the 16 major league tearns. Wa.hlncton ...... 000 000 L!lO- I ~ 2 PIU"bur.h at 1..0 .. AUIlt"tt· lUi til) gle. , Rule Takes Kan ... City '" .. 020 020 oox- 4 9 l TODAY' l'lTCIIERH College vs. PiU burgh at Boston, ball; that each club be forced to TODAY '>! PtTCIlER 51. Laul ... ••• 010 MO O~ .J 9 0 Grl".. Kemmerer (61. WoodeshJck 000 000- 0 I Mas. (East>: Missouri vs. Air dispose of all players in exce s New York al Kansas City I NI C~lellllo 01 ell",'nhB,1 '" 000 8 171 and Noragon ; Daley. Sturdivant 171 Clnelnnutl ,N' Ander- Glbson and Smith: O'Tool~. La~. .nd Chltl. W - Daley 112-6 I. L Larsen 16-61 v,.. Ga .. v~r i8-91. ~n 11~'71 "S. Nt-wcombe 110 .. 51. Golf Lead Force Academy at Columbia, 10., of 40 it own or controls; that r IIt"e 181 and BAIlf'Y. W - (ftb~n , Grill' .2-8). Washington al Chlcnao ,N' - Ramo. SI. Lou" at Mllwaukce INI - Stone (Wesl) _ any major league team owning a Now At Their Bestl 110·121 \.'5. Latman f3 .. 4J. 10-01 vs. Buhl 17-61. 11.01 L - O'TooI~ 12-51. ----- Boston at DetrOit IN! - Wilson 10-01 Phlladelphla al Lo An~el"" 'NI SPE CER (A'I - Stale Amateur Nov . 21-Big Ten game (to be minor leagu club b Corced to di • vs. Bunning 19 ... 91. - Conley 19-til \I. Dryad,,1 113- 81 . champion Jack Rule oC Waterloo select d ). pose of it; thaI territorial rights of Prices are lower. ChiSox 3, Yanks 1 EalUmore at Cleveland 'NI - Porlo­ Plttsburah at S.n Francisco 11'11 _ Tigers 11, Orioles 2 and S I, and Ted Trammel of O<-s Thursday, Nov. 26 (Thanlcsgiving) the Portland club be respected on (!.Arrero I J -6' VI. Perry (6-3'. HaddiX 17-61 v. Sanford .8-9 •. Wat.rmelons, SWHtcorn, CHICAGO (.fI - The Chicago DETROIT iA'I - Frank Lary, Moines, took an early lead Thur '­ -Duke '·s. orth Carolina at Dur­ tl'levi ion and that unfair comp()o on Minoso's third single of the WhIte Sox gave Casey Stengel a day with San Francisco a~ the backt'd by a r-hit attack that in- day in th four-day qualifying ham, .C. tition through televi ion be en­ Tomatoes and Cantaloup.. lOG-pound cake and then soured game, which went over Gene Giant snapped a four-game 105ing eluded Al Kaline's 17th home run, tests Cor the orthwe. t Towa Ama­ Nov. 28-Army VS. avy at Phila­ jOined; that the ba eball commis- the New York Yankee leader's Stephcne! head in left field. Soston . .. ., . 000 003 001)- 3 6 0 streak by bating Philadelphia 7-2. coa~ted to hi~ 13th triumph Thurs- teur golC tournament. delphia. Pa. ioner be forbidden to have juri - 69th birthday with a 3-1 licking Clevel.nd . 002 010 001- 4 12 0 Willie McCovey, who was bat- day as th~ Detroit Tigers wal· Both hol 69 in the fir t day Dec. 5- CLA vs. Syracuse at diction over minor league clubs CPRAL on veteran Early Wynn's crafty Brewer, Fornleles 181 and While; loped Baltimore 11-2. proce ding at the Spencer Golf Lo. Angeles. until the minor have a voice in Granl, Locke 19, and Nixon. W - FRUIT MARKET pitching. Locke 12-11. L - Fornlele8 '1-21. ling .377 when called liP from tbe KalinI.' had a sin~lc in addition and Country Club. this selection: and that the majors Billy Goodman's single after Home run - Boston. Malzone f 14 1. Pacific Coa t League to bolster to his home run and • cor('d three In !;ccond place with 70s were ANDREWS LOSES be rorbidden to exereise any arbit­ Wut on No. , Sherm Lollar's pop double in the the slumping Giants, got four hits tim('s. Catcher Red Wilson added Dr. James Van Antwerp of Atlantic SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. INI - Art rary authority in estilblishmenl of seventh scored the Sox clincher as Braves 6, Cubs 2 of[ loser Robin Rober\.s, in four a pair of doubles. Ted, Lcpcio and and Mike Dull of Le Mar., another Andr('ws of Iowa City and his parl­ Chicago maintained its one-game MILWAUKEE 111'1 - Warren times al bat, two of them triple. Coot Veal drove in three runs each SUI golfcr. , ncr, ed ('cly oC Atlanta, Ga., first place lead over Cleveland. Spahn, Mil W auk e e southpaw, He batted in two runs, scor d \Vitha pair of hit apiece. Other carly lead rs ranked in were defeated Thursday in the Wynn, \Vho granted an un­ chalked up the 260th victory of three limes. Saltll",,' . 100 ()OI) 011)- 2 70 this order: econd ,"ound of Ihe men's doubles Detloit - .. 013100 33x.-1l I' 0 R I Ie' D U' 71 earned Yankee run in the fourth Phlilldelphla ..... 000 n20 000- 2 7 4 O·D~Il . Johnsol1 131. Fisher 171. a p 1 amplano, es !>lOIPes. : in the Meadow Club Invitational inning, moved ahead oC Cleve­ his brillianl career Thur day night as the Braves beat the Chicago San Fr.nel co . 001 130 20x - 7 10 U Hop/t 181 ond OII1.1>o

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.enI ~l ---'-- Sp.cl.1 Hit :Itei "MAGIC RAILS" Drib are, Pa,e 4-THE DAILY IOWAN- Iewa City, 'a.-Friday. July 21, IfSf Death Penalty To Be Asked As- Society Elects .. 209 Escape Finch Trial Progresses 3 Iowa Citians WEST COVINA, Calif. I.fI - A The prosecution conlcnd he and Three lowa Citians were elected FREE wealthy surg(:on was ordered Miss Tregoff weill to the home to membership in the Statc His­ Serious Injury jaiJed without bail Thursday to with the intent to murder Mrs. STORAGE for your £s- Finch, waylaid her when she re­ torical Society oC Iowa during the await trial on a charge oC murder­ turned from an engagement, and winter garments in our - In Derailment ing his wife. lhat Finch shot her when a plan to month o[ July, William J. Peter­ The prosecutor says he'll ask drug her and drive her over a cliff sen, uperinlcndent, announced moth-proof dust-proof HUDSON, Wis. IA'I - Seven cars the death penalty Cor crew-cut, went awry, of a crack Chicago and North 41-year-{)ld Dr. Bernard Finch. But The defense contend Mrs. Finch Thursday. boxes. Furs not included Weslern Railroad train carrying he won't seck death (or the doc­ pulled a gun when the others Those elected from here were 209 pa engers lurched ofC the tor's pretty girl friend, Carole walked up to her and that it went Veron l. Capen, John W. Gywynne, track Thur day afternoon as the Trego£r, 22. orc after she stl uggled with the train roared through northw etern and The Rl. Rev. Carl H. Meln· Wiscon in's rugged hill country. The socially prominent doctor is doctor. -.Arli~lic Cleane,.~ o one was killed. charged with slaying his wife, 1111 s Tregofr was arresled in berg. 33. court Wednesday after she testi­ Two nearby ho pitals reported a Barbara, during an argument 98 person were elected to mem- 415 E. Burlington. Ph .....24 lolal of 44 persons brought in by at his wiCe's estate over her plans fied he loved and had been inti­ ambulances. hut said that none was for divorce. mate with the doctor. bcrship for this monlh. injured eriou Iy. Th 5t. Croix ( County sheriff's office aid about 70 oUlers were treat d at thl' ~ cene. del Two hours after the wreck. or aft SUPER SUMMER SAVINGS AT HY-VEEI undetermined cause, all of the dol passenger had been removed. cilh r aboard buse sent to the « SCl'ne or on four cars of the "Twin FRESH, PLUMP ell Cities 400" that remained at­ hi I ched to the undamaged diesel 8 units. An Eau Claire Leader and Tele· pic gram photographer who flew over Whole Sa the wreck scene, about 50 miles co east of 51. Paul and 40 mll s west FRYING tbi Lb. of Eau Claire, said that two of the « d railed car remained upright, be hut that five oUlers had be n Wi pulled away from the train and Pallen,.r caN of th. North W'ltern's Minneapolil.Chicago train afl tipped precariou Iy against trees lie against • network of tr"1 Thursday ntar Hudson, WII., .ner on the edge oC a blufr. CHICKENS darailm,nt. B.yond the trau is a bluff dropping to Highway 11 bI· SherUrs officer said that rcs· low. Senr.1 palSln,ef, w.r. hurt.-AP Wirephoto, cuers first . reached .the tipped Cut Up ~b. 33~ cars with ladder from U.S. High­ , ' way L2 ,which parallel the tracks at Ule point, between Wilson and Chemical Blast Causes Knapp. Th highway wa . blocked OLD HOMESTEAD ALL MEAT off after swarms of sightseers in­ c terCered with movement of ambu· Iniuries T6 10. Firemen c lances sunlmoned from the $ur­ WIENERS. • Lb. 49 sIHoifEFRIBS, Lb, ,'29 rounding area. PORTLAND, Conn. tNl--Thirteen giant tanks of chemicals blew • • • • • • • on up Thursday in a $5 million fire that forced evacuation oC a hali·mile RA TH'S Black Hawk- That Sweet Smoked Flavor SMALL MEATY PORK so area. lis 98 ..., C 2 Tragedies The pre-dawn blasts and Cire leveled the Philipp Brothers Chem· ieal Company, Incorporation, threw $2 Lb. at Canned Hams '3 ~!~ SPARE RIBS • • • For Student flaming debris hundreds of feet School Building • 39 and sent startled sleepers Cor miles KRAFT'S TASTY CHEESE .. BOOTH FRESH FROZEN around scurrying rrom their beds. Meet To Be Held C s In 2 Weeks Only alert work by firemen kept Here Next Week pUgs . . 5'gc Tragedy struck the family oC a lankcar o[ acetic acid (rom ex­ School officials and architects Baby longhorns FISH STIX .,.. 2 an SUI graduate student for the ploding and sending dangerous Crom all parts oC Iowa will attend 89 [ second time in two weeks Thursday fumes over the area, The tank a conference on problems of when the car which Roy Kramer, TASTY SPRING LAMB SHOULDER BOYD HOllAND STYLE was cooled with water even as planning and construction of school Readlyn, was drIving crashed near buildings Monday and Tuesday at C lire played about it. ( Keokuk, kilJing his aunt who was SUI. 6'gc riding with him. Hours after the worst was over. S. J, KnezeVich, as ociate pro­ STEAK •••• • ~ Lb. RING BOLOGNA Ea. Kramer, who Is hospitalized with 10 firemen were burned when a • • 49 ressor of education at SUI and co­ his wIfe and 2-year-old daughter barrel oC acid exploded, They chairman of the conference plan· se in good condItion at Keokuk, told were treated at Middlesex Memo· ning commiltee. said the School sll authorities he swerved to avoid an rial Hospital and dismissed. Building Conference will be the oncoming car and the brakes Twenty or more famHies were eighth held at SUI since World War en locked, sending the car out oC advised to leave their homes soon n. All meetings will lake place c control. It overturned in a ditch aCter the first blast. A few aged In th lowa Memorial Union and ar and Mrs. Clara Mueller, Union, person were taken out in ambu· will be open to til public. I AI Mo., was fatally injured. lances. The families returned later SchOOl superin.«:ndent, mem­ The accident occured on High­ f~1 In the day. bers oC choo! boards and archi­ nO way 218, about Ix mile norlh of The Cire wa discovered at the lects will hear George D. Engle­ sic Keokuk . chemical company around 3 a.m. hart, president of the National Tuesday, Kramer was called to Less than an hour later. the tanks Council on Schoolhou e Construc­ po his parents .home about 100 miles - some holding 20,000 gallons - tion, speak on "lIow Much Should south of 51. Loui , after they were began exploding in a series of a Good School Building Cost?" Doz. ' to injured and hospitalized with brok· thundering booms. They contained Monday at 7:30 p.m. In the North en backs after a tornado struck various commcrcial chemicals. River Room of the Union. di ar their trailer home. Englehart will al 0 talk the c Kramer is a high school teacher following morning on "The lmpact co in Houston, Tex .• and is attending of Design and Construction on In· BUTTERNUT ar the SUI summer e ion. City Postpones . urance Rates for New School m Also Thursday morning, no one BuUdings." Other topics will in­ d ~ was Injured In a car·truck acci­ Closing Melrose clude problem of planning and Lb. dent about 2 miles west of Tirfin con truellon, materials, and "An pc on Highway 6. Avenue Entrance analyst or modern 'glas ical' TRU VALUE Can iD Deputy Sheriff Dave Cook said a 2 hE Preparations Cor the closure of Design" at the conference's can­ ., truck driven by Ray S. O'Hanesion, - ~ Tall COFFEE the Riverside Drive enlrance to eluding lunchepn Tue day by Dr, -- Bettendorf, was involved in a side­ Knezevich. Cans fa swipe accident with a car driven Melro e Avenue were postponed PEAS • • • • • 3 33 ( TASTY BLACK RASPBERRY by Richard Miller. Cicero, m. Tuesday when the construction Pi contractor on the lJillcrest addition RED PILOTS TITLED WI Cook said the Miller car NEW PACK HARTEX closed Grand Avenue to jnstall MOSCOW (All - The Soviet ee traveled 475·feet after the impact ch before coming to rest jn a ditch. utilities. Union's H-man top team of test Tall Each He said about 300 Ceet or the un­ S.W. McAllister, city admini· pilots ha been honored wilh a Can controlled journey was in the ditch. strative assistant, said the River· newly created tille, "Merited Test TOMATOES lO( PIES po The car did not overturn but was side Drive entrance would be Pilot of the U.S.S.R. ... hve tia re­ do FRESH , SOLID HEADS ha exten ively damaged. blocked as soon a traffic can be ports. 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