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BONN, Germany, (UP]) -' Kon· rad Adenauel' Thursday rejected opposition charges of power poli· tics and said hjs decision to stay on as chancellor of West Germany Geneva Attempts was made "In the interests of the whole German people." Opposition Socialist Party Lead· er Erich Ollenhauer, in opening a ge~eral political debate in Parlia· Defense Plan f ' ·340 -Students To Receive Soviets Asked: ment. had accused Adenauer of playing a "frivolous game." by first accepting and then rejecting Preparatelon .1 D' · ./' . A C End Demands . the presidential nomination. In e ~ I He said Adenauer had "damaged IP amos t ammencement confidence in democratic insti· tutlons" by his action. He charged For Congress Some 1.340 students at SUI will of the SUI Bureau of R arch iting and L II pa t prc. idenl of the On Occupation that the real reason for Adenauer's receive degree todlly at 9:30 a.m. from 1925 to 1927. He also ha been ' National A ociation of State Uni· change of mind was his inability to WASHINGTON III - The De· during spring conuneacemeot ex- professor and director of educlI- versitie . lie I also on President Talk. To Continue force his own candidate for the fense Department worked Thursday ercises in the Fieldhouse. Canell- tional administration and re arch Ei nhower'S Committee on Rural On Day-To-Day Ba.i. chancellorship on the party. to fit dollars and weapons into an dates for these degree represent at Mic~i,nn State Normal College. Civil Derens and Committee on air defense Master Plno which 98 Iowa conties. 36 stales. and 12 and profea or of educational ad· Scienti t and Engineers. OENEVA loft - Tbe Western Blf In reply. Adenauer said that he must be handed Congress Friday. for~gn coootries. miniBtration lit the University or SUJ' Pr ident VlrfiJ M. Han· Three warned the Soviets Thurs­ was certain the German people Albert N. Jorgensen. pre ldeot Burfalo. N.Y. ch(>r- will also speak at the com- day that the Geneva conferfl\ce would believe his decision to stay Pentagon fiscal and missile ex· perts held oll·day sessions. Final or t~ University of Connecticut. In 1956. tbe Connecticut State m~cement ex rc' delivering miCht collapse "in a few days" on as chancellor was the right one. details were left for conferences who received both master's ond Bar ASSOCiation presented its dJs· the traditional charge to graduate unle they dropped their in 15- The debate, in which Ollenhauer, running into the night. doctor's degrees {rom SUI and his tinlUi!hed Servi~ Award to Jor· and conferring degree . tenee on a one-year deadline for ending the occupation of West Ber­ Christian Democratic Party Execu· Instruction on the general na­ bachelor's degree from Coe Col- Irosen "for belnl an out tanding Robrrt Michaelsen, professor tive Chairman Heinrich Krone and lege. will deliver the comQleoce- citizen who has . ~.e a real con· nod head of the School of Religion. lin. ture of the plan which involves of '. ;'denauer spoke was a far cry meht address. "Education and the trlbutioD to SOCI ty . will serve a chaplain durine Lh Secretary State Christian A, the rousing controversy between Herter, In a tense secret meetin" from the anticipated stormy ses· the Army and Air Force over mis· World Community." Jorgensen I pr ldent of the exerci • lind William Coder. co- sion. Jorgensen was associate director National Comm! ion on Accred- ordlnator or conferenc s at SUI. made it clear to Soviet Foreigu sill'S - were handed two days a,o Minister Andrei Gromyko that the The lan~age used was sharp. at a White House meeting. will be ma ter of ceremonies. West would refuse to bargain un· But there were no tumultuous There Secretary of Defense Neil Degre to be :awarded includ der "threats of dure s." scenes such as those that seemed 1'11. McElroy presented his propos­ Golden Jubilee For '09- 42 doctor of philosophy , 208 mas­ A U.S. spokesman disclosed almost a certainty a few days ago, al for a compromise which create ter·s. 100 doctor of medlcin , 52 Thursday that Gromyko assured when the first shock or the chan· a "mix" of both the air Forcrs Herter that the Soviet proposals cellor's decision and Economics Bomare and the Army Nike-Her· presented Wednesday did not con­ Minister Ludwig Erhard's demand cules missiles, plus conventional In Alumni Return tiMe an uilimatum. tluit · his name be cleared by his the interceptor plane defenses. Apparently unconvinced that Mos­ ifts chancellor and party were still EYE ON DEBAJOR-West German Finance Minister Ludwig Er­ There was speculation that tqe Long-time graduates {rom all parts of the United Stat s will re- cow was ready to drop its time fresh: hard, rear, eyes Chancellor Konrad Adenauer as latter debat., In Master plan included a cutback on turn lhls weelrend to SUI (or reunions, a look at new buildings on cam· Umit demand entirely, Herter laId Adenauer repeated to Parliament W.,t German Parliament at Bonn Thursday. Adenauer told Parlia­ lhe number of missile units f()l' eaCh pusrtours. and a speech on tbe Russian chaUenie. Gromyko that the Western powers the arguments he used in his own ment that he had informed Erhard in May that he was c:.rtalnly and assumed tbat this could mean This is Golden Jubilee ye'ar at SUl for the closs of 1909. and some Intended to Co ahead with the Geneva talks on a day-to-day basIs. party. that his decision was taken nof going to quit as c:hanc:ellor. Bul Erhard said he got the imp,... - a corresponding saving in money 55 alumni ot the elliss are l'lf~ted ~o attend ceremonies and re·vislt be(:ause of a worsening of the in· Herter told Gromyko that hJs sion that Adenauer WDuid stand fast in his decl.ion to run for the OU~eanYt'agon officials. obviously . college frlenda today and Sat ur· plane wa ready to leAve for ternational situation. 1'1. day. Many will attend SUI spring c:.r.monial post for presidenc:y.-AP Wir.photo. · A · k· Washln,ton on four hours' notice He specifically referred to the awed by emphatic instructions nator S S Commencement exercise, to be from the White House aboul talk- sa held thJs mornin, at 9:30 in th if the Soviets refuse to bar,ain death of former U.S. Secretary of ing prematurely. had little to say . SUI Fieldhouse. reasonably. State John Foster Dulles and a ' . However. counseled Featured at the three-day event Exertinl maximum diplomatic deterioration of the Geneva For· 'Life Uses Engle Poem lion In predicting~ome an tmmedJate~au· End To Ta Ik pressure, American officials said eign Ministers Conference. large savings. and were not too . wiU be a speech by Marcus Bach, Gromyko's one·year time limit pro­ Adenauer read a letter from certain even aQGut the extent of 10' Sl I , widely-known professor in the SUI posal does not even form "a basis Dulles dated April 8. shortly after Paying Homa.ge To Frost long-range economy. . n trauss sChool of Rellc1on, oa the topic for <&cWlIion." the ~twJeellor had accepted the McEb'oy Is eotnmlttfd to J{ln~ -; "Can Russia Challeh,e America's They repi)r'ted that the Soviet candidacy for the largely sym· "Praise to a Man," part of a poem by Paul Engle, proCessor of ing the Senate ArTI¥!d Services WASHING"ON (UPI Se roreign minister listened in a stU( bolic offiCe of the presidency of English, paying homage to fellow·poet Robert Frost, is the subject of Committee the administration 's ~ ) n. Faith?" Dr. Bach visited the So· and formal manner as Hertft'. as West Germany. a two-page feature in the June J5 issue 01 Life magazine. Engle is plan by 10 a.rn. Friday. Winston L. frouty, tR·Vt.). Thurs- viet Union in 1957, and wrote a spokesman for the Western powers, In -the letter, Dulles said he did director of the Poetry Workshop. The job of reconci~ing the sharp- day demanded an early end to' the book on his ob ervatlons. warned him they took a serious not know the exact reasons for Engle, wjJo has been called "the poet who ha s done most for young Iy conflicting proposals 01 . the 'dragging Senate debate over Pres- Other alumni returning to SUI view of the latest Soviet move. tbe .chancellor's decision but that poets in the U.S .• " wrote the poem Army and Air Force while attem~- ident Etserlhower's controversial will include some 35 members of Although famlUar wIth English, he had "full confidence" that they on the occasion of Frost's visit to I "d L "I ing to make at least token. redu~- nomination 6f Lewis L. Strauss to the Emeritus Club, made up of A. N. Jorgensen Gromyko Insisted on a runnin, would continue their work in com· sur April 13. The first part of the F Ort a egis ature lions in costs devolved pr:Imarlly translation of Herters statement ~n. work was printed and distributed on two of McElroy's top aides ...... be ~cretary ot Commerce. classes of 1008 and earUer. The into Russian. The letter gave no indication of doctor of dental slIriery, 57 law. by the SUI Library at that time, Defeats Last Ditch Wilfred J. McNeil, asistant sec- Prputy told the Senate that "no alumnus representing lhe earliest 41 pharmacy. 12 nur ing. 128 enci· Western officials declined to dis­ any at~mpt to persuade Adenauer while the second section was in· retary and comptroUer; and WU: votes wUl be changed b~ further l1'aduating CI85S will receive II close Gromyko's reaction. Presum­ to change his mind, and Adenauer ne ring. 181 commerce and 517 eluded in "West of Boston." a Segregation Plan Ham M. Holaday. McElroy's speciai verbiage." traditional cane made of an 1m. liberal arts. ably he intends to communicate again took the opportunity to deny collection of verse by Poetry assistant for missiles.! h with Soviet Premier NlkJta Khrush­ t!,tat any foreign government or Workshop students assembled in TALLAHASSEE" Fla., (uPIl- The Master plan had been worke411 ,"We ought to vote now," e ported wood found only In Ire· Processional and recessional chev before ,Iving a definitive re­ leader had any effect on his de­ booklet form to honor the 85·year· The Florida Senate Thursday de- over first by the military chief* said. land. The women representing the marches and a short concert will ply. cision. old dean of American poets . feated by a marglgn of six votes a of the Army, Air Force an~ He also said that every word earilest class will feceive a set of be played during the exerci s by Khrushchev, who is vlsiUng the He told parliament that he had Life, in publishing the second "last resort" bill to permit voters Navy, McElroy said last week t~l, spoken abollt Strauss costs 4~ wedgewood plates. the University Symphony Band Latvian capital of RiCI. mean­ under the direction of Frederick already given his cabinet. in· section of the poem, described it of any county to close their public the Joints Chiefs of Staff hacj cents to print in the Congressional Other group. at the reunion will while lashed out at the West for fail~ J. Ebbs. a ociate professor of c1udlng Erhard, an outlirle of his as "Engle's eloquent and discern. schools to avoid integration. to reach coa:nPlete agreement.. a1 Record. When the debate runs in- be graduates of 10 and 25 years rejecU", tbe Soviet proposals and thinking on May 14. at which time But the bill was kept alive by though the disagreement was . no~ to thousands of pages, he said. music. pursuing what he called a power he had "90 per cent" decided not ing tribute." as .gr. cat ,a,s some p1eople nught "the pain" of tbe taxpn_rs "can ago, and alumni from California. WSUI will broadcast the cere· policy. a motion to reconsider it today. u,,~ to run for the presidency. The entire poem will soon ap· anticIpate. become excruciating." New Yon. FlorIda. New Mexlco, monies with Orville Hitchcock, The Soviet leader said Gromyko', Adenauer also insisted he had • The bill mustered 23 'supporting .. proposals "would lower tensions in pear in Professor Engle's "Poems . 0 • • .. But Senate Democratic Lea.o-r Washinaton, D.". and New Jersey. professor of speech, serving as spoken twIce to Erhard abouli~the votes, but 29 were required be- Rid M - C uc narrator. Europe and liquidate forever the matter before Erhard left on his of Praise," a new collectiQn of cause it carried an emergency pro- al roa an an Lyndon B. Johnson. (Tex). defer- AU classes of 1934 will attend a remnants of World War U:' poetry ~cheduled for publication vision to put it on the ballot for a : 'I.! red until Moaday his attempts to Silver Jubilee luncheon Saturday Students receiving degrees to· recent visit to the United ·States. hO I 'A< day include: He expressed ~egrel tllat the Erhard earlier told newsmen in October. slate·wide '(ote in November. The .W 1St e t WOrK debate aDd push the hOlty'4lSPU~ In the loun,e of Iowa Memorial United States, Britain and France ld I th ' th " . I obtain a Senate agreement to limit . that he had talked to Adenauer The student booklet "West of measure wou a so au oraze e NEWHAYEN, '. Conn.· •• _ ... '~ Issue to a showdown vote. Unlo, n at 12.30 p.rn. The Golden were refusin, to end their occupa­ B sto " th ' s· t' f legislature to provide financing for . .... n J bUee I heel f all I tion of West Berlin, which he de­ before leaving for Ameri~a but o n was e ID plra IOn 0 blina ticket collector Ed McCarth He told tbe Senate he would pre- \I unc D, or c asses had not been tipped off about t~e Gerald Stevenson. Iiprarian of the · private schools. A senate c9m·.... " of 19011 ill be h Id I B Committee Bill scribed as "one of the hottest chancellor's reversal Of his de­ Physics-Mathematics Library. and mittee later removed the emergen- apparently has gotten .. ~ gr . pose Monday that the Senate be- .' wen urge spots on earth." cision to run for president. graduate student in the Poelry cy provision so that 23 ' votes will light from New Hayen Rallroa gin a "reasonable" period of Hau s South Dining Room at 6:30 Requires Reducing At a formal Big Four session W k h I . t I . t d be enough to pass it. President Georgt: Alpert to whi limited debate on Tuesday afler· p.m. Saturday. today in the Palace of Nations, Adenauer told parliament he had or sop. n a prlva e y prm e while he works _ if he wants tQ. ' noon. A vote was DOt expected 00- Campus bus tours will be avail- "followed my own conscience" in edition, Stevenson handset 400 J Economic Gifts Gromyko presumably will have a making his decision. a process he copies of the booklet at the School TEMPER, TEMPER McCarthy. a spare conducto'f til next weelt at earUest_ able to visl~ alumni. and all chance to reply publicly to the characterized as the essence of of Journalism Typography Labor. BIR~nNGHAM. Ala. oth sides were holdlnl baek their wW be open to the viSitors. ate Foreicn Relations Committee inl to make them nefotiate UlIder for publication by Donald Justice. about loan sharks. heaved a garb- several letters of complaint by pal- bi, oratorical . IUDS untU the last Thursday wrote into the new for- .. threats and duren." lecturer in English. age can through the $300 plate sengers. . min~te. · ~ Ba k0 OHo 0 I elgn bill a requirement that the In preaentiD, his proposals Wed­ Nixon, Rockefeller glass window of a loan company. ExcePt Cor one day since the ~ Prouty said he would vote to n In9 ICla President come up with a plan nesday. Gr-omyb !misted that tbey SOVIET ACCUSATION ' . Bostian said he h~d been read- lence. order, ~1cCarthy bee confirm the nomination because Oppose. Demos (or reducing and eventually ellmi- were not in the form of an u111ma­ Avoid Mention . . mg .newspaper storIes about the workmg steadily. but Strauss has not been guilty of any. nating outright gifts 01 economic tum and could be negotiated. LONDON IA'I - The Soviet UnIon Iloan shark racket in Alabama and Alpert, reached "moral turpitude." He praised WASHINGTON (UP)) _ The aid. Under the Gromyb plan, the Of Campaign has accused Iran of "hostile and apathy to ioan shark legislation. Maine. Thursday, Strauss' loyalty and integrity in chairman of the Federal Reserve The action was a partial victory U.S.S.R. would suspend for one provocative actions" by allowing Charged with malicious mischief. "In this very drab .... orld office. Board said Thursday that Demo- for Senate Democratic Whip Mike year Its demand for an Immediate forei~n planes to fly near Soviet IBostian said he just "wanted to get the atmosphere i~ .which we MeanwhUe, Republican Gov. cratic proposals for holding down Mansfield, (MonU, who had pro- end to the occupation rights 01 the NEW YORK 11\ - iRchard M. frontiers. RadiO Moscow reported something started. It's worth the road people are lIVIng these Nelson A. Rockefeller, here for a interest rates by creating more posed that such grants. as con· United States. Britain and France Nixon and Nelson A. Rockefeller, Thursday night. price.'" a little whistling does no private Republican dinner, told money would turn the Federal He- trasted with loans. be ended with· in West Berlin. The Soviets also potential rivlIls for the Republican ------=------:------1 newsmen be always regarded serve System into "an engine oC in three years. would lUarantee the Western right persidential nomination next year, of free accesa to the Isolated city. met brleny Thursday -and care­ .' R V· ". . "T ·f' t- Strauss as a man of outstanding innation." The committee eliminated his fully avoided any hint of politics. :·,:' .. .es ' :t,t les' ability. Board Chairman William Mc- three-year target date. Neg ro . Chesney Martin told the House Earlier the committee adopted Union Threatens Even a compliment by the vice ape ICtl.r:n . . • Ways and Means Committee the another amendment requirin, the president to New York's fOvernor was kept nonpartisan by including · ,/' Af' 'F"I' '... d ~ ... I' IAI ' th proposals actually would force an Administration to remove some of Steel Industry a pair of DeMocrats in thepralse. p' '\1" YORK '" - The steel NIxon was nonCl)mmittal on a In '0 en I ng 'u ... c. ,..J ri 'd, ria ." , ,' eo . er ~.de,:: ~~:: :~!~:do~~: ~~n~~~~~~:Y ~::n~ S~ll~ NEW • ~. ecoaomic system. would have authority to decide u n ion threatened le,al action report that Leonard Hall. former .~ , Martin ur,ed a,proval of Presi- whether dlrrclosure 01 specific in- Thursday apinat 12 major steel Republican national cHairman, is TALLAHASSEE, Fla. IA'I - A Itions were liustained PY. Jullge ' W.\ the all-Negro Florida deat E~er I requests for formation would be "compatible" companies unless they ltart bar· to direct NllCOn'S campafgn in slender Neg r 0 coed testified May Walker and the remarks were ' versity 'f,her~ she is .. FOleca' sf'. authority to ralse the public debt with national defense. galning individually with the union 1960 for the GOP presidl!ntial nom­ TJiursday that she wept and stricken from the court record. . All the defendants . celllng, eliminating the ceiling on Another amendment, which could next week OD new wa,e contracts_ ination. begged vainly while fQur white In opening statements, the de· Inn 0 c ~ n. t. Collinll:sWI)rtb . savin,s bond Interest and wipe out have a sharp impact on U.S. pri- The industry, Which rejected the He and Rockeleller were here youths raped her repeatedly last fense said the girl did not resist pleaded InsanJty. the 4V. per cent limit on big lon,- vate investmenta abroad. would reo Individual ne,otlatioa proposal for . a ceremony commemorating May 2. She denied a defense sug· the youths and that she may even The deCendan.ts are - . o~er ~artly lerm ,overnmeDt bonds. strict the types of overseas invest- Wednelday. said it would diseuA gestion that she consented to their have consented. Stoutanure. 16; P~trlclt Sl'artlOlroi the 350th annlverlary 01 discovery The President offered the plan ments tbat could be insured with the situation further with the lID­ of the Hudson River. With them DeIIlK""'. demands. S. Gunter Toney. defense attor. ough. 20; and DaVId E. to open up the market for govern- foreign aid funds llIalost loss from lon' _ ,___ ...-__""" on the speakers' platform were '. ,Cloudy In the soft fluid accent of her ney [or Willion Collingsworth. at 18. ment bondi, which have found few nationalization, confiscation or war. Four man ...... ,.. .~ ... ~""'...... Gov. Robert B. Meyner of New native South. the 19-year·old Tal. 23 the oldest of the defendants, Florida reco~ list DO case .. buyers recenU,. He aid the gov- But it increased the ceilln' on the industry .. a whole and the Jersey and New Yorlt Mayor Rob· lahassee girl told an all-white jury told the jury that the girl stated a white man beIng put to maneuver was government guarantees of such In- union have haea neaotlatin& for High, 80'~ t ·emment firwIeiU ert F. Waener, who haVe been and a crowdcd, segregated court. "You can have it if you want it. (or raping a NelrC)'. This has needed to help federal securities vestments from _ million to $1 the put six weeks without apo mentioned 88 Democratic presi­ room: "There wasn't anything I if you take me back to the Negro spokesmen to ~har.e Ith b·U· parent Pl'OIftU. dential poulbllItiel. couid do with four men with a schooL" double standa~ of' justICe ,in • compete w thOle DOW paying I Ion. The nation 11 ~fronted with • "We must live a great deal of . . area where stringent pul~i.llmI!n' more Interest. atrike that would cut ill steel pro- knife and a gun but do want they O~ cross-ex~mlDation the ilrl Is given a Nearo who. J'apes and WaJDer, .ald NIIum In bis said to do." demed emphatically she had made white Some Democrats contended that ROCKET LAUNCHED duction 10 per eeat unleu qree. credit" to Rockefeller, Meyner interest rates in the open market SYDNEY, Australia III-A third meat on eoatrac:t terms is r9dled speech, "for their contributiollB to "I was begging them to let me that remark. . . Florida 'law prohibits the have climbed becauAe the Federal Black Knight rocket was JaUDChed by June • wIleD tile preRDt three­ urban development." go. I $tarted crying and they said The ' four youths are on tri~1 (or eitlon. of the RaI1)l! of a rape Reserve ~ baa I~ed a tltht successfully by Britain at Aus- JNI' pact expires. After addrelsN, the ICiur went to shut up," she said. their JIves in the May 2 abdlretion tim . •Thus, except for some mortar poIiq. 'DIey nwntaln hte traUa'1 Woomera rocket rante, The union cwatendI it baa a riIbt to.ether by helicopter to the air­ The girl tried to explain tHat she and rape of the coed whom they per S Q n I in the · bl,h-cewnltlCll rates could be beld steady U the the lovernment announced Fri- to barpin wiPa the eompanles ill­ craft carrier WSlP, anchqrcd in expected the men to kill her if ~urprised in a pllrked,: car with courtrOOJJl, the coecHlO1t tbe wlt~m8DCIiIDIWithdl'll."abd , ..aI ReIerv, pumped more day. The missile climbec\ to a dividually under the N.uoa.I La- ahe didn't submit. Defense objec·1 her Negro date after a dance at ness stand ,10 the rt~r, Ibr a brIef lnapectloll. 8IIODJmUlv- '. money lDto the economy_ beiibt of SOD miles, olfIciaJa uId. boi' Retaticd Ad. - _.... ] dUClte At ommen GRADUAT Doctor I I (

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Iran Wcnt%len, Glad. Braves. Turn Tabl~s; hip Cards 8-:.0 ~ Wicks, Iowa City: , ~ Des Moines: John . Hngton; GeraJd Bart ' a; Joe Waller WH. Eeth Albert Wood, ~ By Mav... "Lynn Yahnke, AmI. Buhl Blanks FRONT AND CENTER • Alan Willie WANT ADS Young, Rapid City, Lane Faces Mays Zuber, High Amana: Ben Hogan Tied For Top Spot Benched Again GET FAST RESULTS F NURSING Redbirds On I Bout PfM'SBURGH til - Star out· ~ Oltlz~ n F.ience in Nursing After U.S. Open/s 1st Round fielder WiUie May of the San ~ ~,n, SomervlUe, N ,I .: lt50n, .Monmouth, ]11.: MAMARONECK, N.Y. !II - The bled magn,ificently on the tough Francisco Giants was benched Poetry, Gollnvaux, Rialto, Only Five Hits TonigHt fellows, e Jacot, Short Hills, ever formidable Ben Hogan and a fini hing hole • again Thursday as the Giants play· alena Reinsch, Stan· DI', Schwenk, Thien .. NEW YORK IA'I - Kenny Lane trio 01 young touri/li pros _ Dow He uncork.ed spectacular recov· ed the final game oJ a four·game saya it best ••• e1ine Wella Smith, Neb.: Sidney Rae Lifts Sealon's and Carlos Ortiz, two men 00 the Finsterwald, Gene Littler and Dick erie on the 16th and 17th only to serie wiU! the Pitt burCh Pirates. tl,ngs, Neb.; Marjorie Knight _ fired one-under.par 69's three-putl the 18th (rom 30 Ceet Manager Bill Rigney said be ' Des Moines: Roxy Record To 6-3 trail of lightweight champiOD Joe We cut hair great, /C. Iowa City : Janet Brown. will settle for a crack at Thursday to share the opening "hen he topped the baJJ. benched Mays because he hadn't bUQue; Marsha Ann ST. LOUIS (.4'1 - Bob Buhl, 30· fl.· .. · the 59th U.S. Open . FinsterwaJd, 29-year.ald prol~' \ been hItting up to par and needed And that' DO gac. year.alq Milwaukee right·hander, the junior welter crown tonlght round lead m SIOnal Golfers Assn ., ChamPIOO . Golf ChampionshiP. from Tequesta, Fla., knocked in a rest. May IS suffering from a blanked the St. Louis Cardinals on when the 140-pound class is revived Cause we doo't zic None other in the 1490man field hall a dozen putts of from JO to bruised hip - injured in hard live hits Thursday as the Braves at Madison Square Garden. Lane is a slight favorite over was able to whip Winged Foot's 18 feet for his SS.ar. slides at Milwaukee and Cincinnati. When we mould "gl salvaged the final game of a three· card 01 35-35-70. Littler, 28 , from Eo Cajoo, Calif., game series 8'(). the Puerto Rican-born New York- er. The four pace-setters bad a one· bla ted out of four sand traps for GRACELAND COACH NAMED S d Buhl, lifting his scason record stroke edge over Hillman Robbins :~:s . in putting together similar LAMONI III - L. D. Weldon, tra n aven't been paying to 6·3, struck out 8 and walked 4. A crowd of about 5.000 is ex· 01 Memphis, former National Am· Knight , 29, little-known Nebras. Tucson . Ariz., high chool coach 'at 7:30. The only time the Cardinals ad· pected to see the nationally tele· ateur champion who had an even· vised (NBC radio Ind TV) 12· '10. kan now regi tering Crom San Di· Dd teacher, Thur day wa named BARBER SHOP SNT EXERCISES vanced a man to third was in the par Nine players, including ego, Calli.. also used a hot putter director of athletic and chairman some cl the biggest. names in the fl\dilion at WSUI, sixth when Ken Boyer and Joe round match, scheduled for 9 for his 35-34. of the department of phy ical cdu- Next to Strand Theatre -;ttis morning be· p.m., EST. game. were bracketed at 71. Scores Cunningham rapped successive aoared skyward from there. Dean Beman. the new British a.m. Professor Or· Both the New York State Ath· Amateur champion Cram Bethe5- icc~atlo~n~a~t ~G~ra~C~el~an~d~Co~\J:,~e .i-_~~~~~~~~~~~~~ will describe the singles. Tommy Bolt, the defending cham­ letic Commission and the Nation· da. Md .. playing in the threesome ~e benefit of those The Joser was Wilmer Mizell, pion, came in with a scatter·shot with Hogan , sk.ied to an 80. Dick al Boxing Assn. have sanctioned e able to be in at· now 7·3. The Braves touched the 75 and Sam Snead sbot 73 in the Mayer, 1957 Open champion, in the I "'Iowa City's Extra Fine Food" Fieldhouse. (The lefty for an unearned run in the the title contest in a diviSion that Cavorlte's role. same group. had a 'n. Ed Furgol. not be heard this second IODing. Joe Adcock's has been inactive since Tippy Lar· The 71 bracket included Gary anolher ex-champion, shot 81 and double was followed by first base· kin successfully defended against Player of South Africa, runner·up Julius Boros, highly-regardcd J952 Willie Joyce in the Garden, Sept. to Bolt last. year; Cary Middle· winner, took a 76. Ken Venturi had AIRPORT man Bill White's error and an in· coIf. two-time winner: Arnold a 78. E~pansion field out. 13, ]946. Palmer, Lionel Hebert, Ted Kroll , All may have trouble making Casey Wise hit his first major Six·ounce gloves will be used Don Fairfield. Billy Casper, Bo the cutore Friday when the field • " Defeated homer in the fifth. scoring behind and the automatic eight-eount and Wininger and Don January. Charlie is sliced to the low 50 scorers and INN Cae of Oklahoma City, the Walker lies. Buh], who had singled. three·knockdown rule have been " waived by the commission. Two Cup captain. was the best of the Meeting Mllwauke" .. .010 020 05j)- 8 12 0 amateurs with 72. He was tied OPEN SITE SET St. LouIS ...... 000 000 000- 0 5 2 judgcs and a referee will score , Bubl and Crandall: MI1.e1l. Cri ....m(ftl. with a handful « pros. MAMARONECK. N.Y. (,f! - The Blue Plate Specials .' ,00 - Moves in Jeffcoat (8) and H. Smith. Katt (8). W the fight by rounds, using a sup· expanded federal - Buh1 16-31. L - Mizell 17·31 . Hogan, looking like the kIller 1961 National Open Golf Tour· .airports collapsed plementary point system in case of hawk of old and a man bent on nament will be held at Oakland Mississippi Catfish ...... $1.70 & $1.90 on nine decisions, yielded two more Turley in the fifth was Kent Had· even rounds. winning his fifth Open champion- Ilills in Detroit June l5-17. Minute Steak (Top Sirloin) ...... _. 1.75 Pirates 12, Giants 9 runs in the third. The Reds tagged ley's two·run homer, his third oC When Lane and OrUz fought in ship, toured the front nine in 32, The 1960 Open is latcd for .conferees aban· three·under par, and then scram· , Cherry Hills in Denver, Colo. Salisbury Steak _ ... "., ...... , 1.40 to . write legislation PITTSBURGH 00 - The Pitts· Seth Morehead (or U1eir final three the year. Florida. Dec. 31, the southpaw e program of en· runs in the eighth. Kano"s Cily . '" 1102 150 010- 9 15 0 from Muskegon, Mich. scaled 137 U.S. Choice Sirloin Steak ...... 2.45 burgh Pirates defeated the San New york ...... 001 000 211- 5 II 0 airport grants, and Cincinnati ...... 032 000 03~ 8 8 0 Garver. Meyer It. and House: Tur­ and Ortiz 137% pounds. In that 10· Francisco Giants 12·9 Thursday in Cnlcago ...... 000 000 oo~ 0 9 • Shrimp Special ... _ ...... 1.60 instead for a two· ley, Shantz 151 1 Coates 18\ and Berra. Newcombe and Bailey; Drabowsky. S.anchord (9/. W - Garver (5·4). L - round scrap, Ortiz piled up an n of the present a contest marred by 12 errors, 7 by Hobble 18). Morehead 181, Hillman 18, Turley (5·71. v.. Chicken ...... , .. , . , . . .. 1.60 the Pirates and 5 by the -Giants. and S . Taylor. W - Newcombe (6-4). Home runs - K.""". City. Hadley (31. early lead but Lane rallied in the L - Drabow.ky (4·51. New York, Siebern (81. Throneberry (2/, onsiderable victory Roy Face, the star reliever, was Home run - ClnclnnaU, McMillan 19' . ManUe 1121 . late rounds. of President Eisen· given credit for the victory - his Lane is the No. 1 contender and Family Style Dinners pp~ared that Senate ninth without a 10 s this season. He Ortiz the No.2 for Brown's light· NAnONAL L AG E ABIEaICAN' L AQl' E emocratic leaders ChiSox 3, Senators 1 Tigers 8, Bosox 1 weight crown. w. L. Pel. G .B. W. L. Pel. G.B. Fried Chicken . , ..... , ...... , . , . , .. 2.00 hasn't lost since May 30, 1958. His Milwaukee ..... 33:12 .000 Chlcl,o 31 t. .564 plBob Friend ninth inning to give the Chicago over the last·place Boston Red Sox Plltsburah 12. New York 9 Kan .., Clly 8. N w York S ~ce committee they in the eighth with two men on and Lo o Anrele. II. Phll.delphla 0 Detroi t 8. Booton I We serve dinners on SUIIl{(I!I$ in tlte Cloud Room, nnd left·hander a 3·1 victory over Thursday. Milwaukee 8, SL louis 0 CI velond 2. Bailimore I to' keep the airports none out. The little relief artist got Washington. The Tigers broke open a I-I tie Royal Orbit Logs TODAY'S PIT HIltS wedding receptions ond private parties on weekdcl!) \mrough the Eisen· Leon Wagner on a fly but gave up Milwaukee at ChlcllICO - Burdett. TODAY ' PIT HEI by · l~tion b e c a use Only a clean double inside the in the seventh with a three·run ft-4' VI. Buzbardt ,2·2'. Chicago al Baltimore IN. Pono' an a home run to pinch hitter Willie 1:40 Mile Du ring San Francisco at PhHad.lphla IN) - 13-'. VI. Wtlh~lm I~Ol . reservation. 11 elcct a presi· Mays . That ~ut the Giants ahead left field line by Ron Samford in uprising and chased Wills, who McCormick 13·51 vs. Oome. U · 3. or Detroll at New York fN) Moo.1 C .....w~11 11·41 . '4·2, V,. 8ron Lod (0.01. 8·7. Fa~e got ollt of further' trouble the thfrd inning s~parated Pierce suffered the first. deCeat ,of his rna, Belmont Workout 'Lo. MI"("•• t Plllsburlh ,Iff - Cleveland ol Wu htn.ton INI - Score Open Dally a a.m.·8:30 p.",. · federal aid to air· but was relieved In the bottom of from a no·hitter. Samford later jar league career, with lour more DI'YId.le (5·5) VI. Haddix (4-4' . le'SI VI. Kemmeru 14·5) . NEW YORK , .. _ Royal Or. Cincinnati al St. Loul. (N) - Law. Kania. Cit)' at Bo ton (N ) - Kuckl Highway 218 South . res' June 30. It pro· the eighth for a pinch hilter. scored . Washington's run, when, in the ninth. ~, ~r"~n~ce~"~~~)~V~.~. ~B~ro~~~~~(~~a~) ~...... ~ Il~_2~1 ~V~'.~s~U~II~lv~.~n~( ~3-~.,;...... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t million a year in San Ernnc\sco .. 140 000 031- 8 8 5 with two out, Pierce walked Reno Kaline, who had Cour bits Wed· bit, the Preakness winner and one r he extension would Plttsbur, h .... 020 003 25x- U 13 7 Sontord. Worthington 12) . Shipley (2) . Bertoia .. Bob Allison and Marmon nesday, continued to pace the of thc big three in Saturday's that figure until G. Jones {III. Mllle.r ",, Zanni (8) and Landrith, Schmidt: Friend. Face 181, Killebrew .to force Samford home. ' free·swinging Tiger attack. In ad· $t25,000·a/lded Belmont Stakes, Law 9 and Krevllz. W - Foce (8·0). • J' ditlon to his ninth·inning homer, worked a handy mile in 1; 40 flat ad voted for a four­ L - Miller -13·21. Loser was Cuhan right.hander his 12th of the year, he contrib· Home runs - San Francisco. Kirk ... Thursday. with a total of $465 land 2 1101. MAY' 1101. Pittsburgh. Camilo Pascual who gave up a uted two singles alld drove in Sluart (10 I. deral funds. The run in the third as Landis Sin'j three runs. His regular jockey, Bill Har· proved a four·year gled Pierce sacrificed and Nellie His first hit came on a run·pro· matzo was aboard as Royal Or· total of $297 million. Dodgers 11, Phils 0 Fox'doubled Landis home. ~ucing single that broke the tie bit's owner, Mrs. Halina Braun· Pierce picking up his seventh m the seventh. That was ~ol1owed stein of Beverly Hills, Calif., ORDER NOW! AA REACTORS PHILADELPHIA 1.4'1 - Johnny , '. . by a two·run double whIch Bob , . TIONS, N.Y. !A'! - Win agamst SIX defeats, (anned W'l r ed fC Ted W'JIj , watched . Padres, backed up by a 19·hit bar· five and walked five. Ison mo. J • ams Brookmeade Stable's Sword Dan· nal Atomic Energy rage by his Los Angeles team· ChicAgO ...... 001 000 002- 3 9 0 outstretched glove In left field. that within two and mates. including two homers by Washington ...... 001 000 000- 1 1 0 Detroit ...... 000 001 304- 8 15 0 cer and the King Ranch's ,Black 36 projects for nu­ Pierce and Lollar: Pascual and Porl· Bo.ton ...... 000 001 000- 1 5 2 HiUs, the other two highly·regard· Don Demeter, hurled a two·hit ll'() er. W- Pierce 17.61. L - Pascual (4·71. Norle.kl and Wilson : Will •. Fornlele. eactors will be pro· ttl and While. W- Narle.kl (3·8). L - ed colts in the 91st running of the The UNIVERSITY EDITION shutout against Philadelphia Thurs· its<. A new directory Wills (2·11 . 3·year·old classic, put in their fi· day night for his seventh victory 01 (12) . Horne runs - Delrolt, Kalin. nal serious driIJs Wednesday. United States, 8 in the season. Boston, Williams (2). in France and the A's 9, Yanks 5 The size of the field for the and 1 each in Bel· The Dodgers' batters made mile and one haU test probably Duke Snider tripled him home. Gil on Bill Skowron's 45O-foot drive to the Cleveland Indians a 2-l vic· sey early today. Hodges walked and Demeter cut center field' in the sixth was one of tory over the Baltimore Orioles. Moddy Jolley, who trains Dunce loose with his J Jth homer of the the best fielding plays' seen this Colavito's game-winning hit, for the Clairborne Farm, said a eason for U1C fourth run of the season lit Yankee Stadium. coming on the heels of the four final decision on the colt would not S In the Fleldhouoe inning. Despite home runs by Norm sucessive homers he bit Wednes· be made until today. ~d In before June 11th. date all locks will be Lo Anaele. . .. 430 000 013- 11 U 0 Siebern, Marv Throneberry and day night, moved the Indians into Others expected to start are How· 96 pages jam.packed with news of cam· Philadelphia .. 000 000 000- 0 2 I second place, a half·game ahead ard Kcck's 8agllad, Emil Dolce's "tents d.. troyed. Podre. and Roseboro: Roberts. Meyer Mickcy Mantle, Who hit No. 12, Ned ., lb. 1'1.10.... .,11 121, Robinson 141. Simmons (8), Phil· Garver won his fifth with relief of the Orioles. Manassa Mauler, and P. 11· B. pus activities and events-sports, fashions, '.I and Friday from 7:30 IIpl 18) Ifha Thoma,. W - Podr.1 \7·2). help from Russ Meyer in the ninth. Cleveland ...... 000 010 010- 2 7 0 Frelingbuysen's Lake Erie. bome L - Roberts (4·'" Ba It/more ...... 000 010 000- 1 7 1 ...... '11 be th iob t 01 U pMvtded Ihat no dS Wl . " tcheduled. Available Home lunl - LuI An,eles, Demeter Tuttle's catch on Skowron had Ferrarese and Brown: Pappas and .. e r es a society and a host of other interesting fea­ ; me faculty. ltall. Ind ~ fl21. TriAndos. W - Ferrare .. (5·3). L -I Belmonts with a gr06s pOt of $144· and tbell !\pOUsel aN little effect on the outcome for the Pappas (~·3), . . • : TlIuday nllht.-bld· A's had opened up an 8·1 lead. The Home run _ Baltimore. Gardner (2\. 500 If eight start. • tures for SUI students, families and friends. *11. paddleball, ... hn· nnls and tennll, Frldl1 Reds8,CubsO center fielder caught the ball back eadlY actlylU ...... hand with his glove about hip high 1ball. The complete story of the university! Pub­ CH[CAGO 1.4'1 - Big Don New· while running full tilt toward the o U.S I Mondl,.· Frldl,: bleachers in center field. Only the Soturday 7:30.5 p.m.; combe won his fifth straight lication date, August 22. p.m. - ~ a.m. R... rv. Thursday a h hurled the Cincin· open glove faced the diamond as • Thuud.y. 8 I.In, - .:10 the ball was caught near the manu· !\ahlrday: I •. m. _1:50 nati Reds to an 8'() triumph over , p.ll\.; Sunclq: I· t:JI the Chicago Cubs . ment In center, lI.m. Newcombe gave up 9 hits. walked One of the big blows, against only I and struck out 4 as he beat the Cubs for the 20th time in 26 A hearty decisions. Mailed AnyWhere, 5&. .' . Newcombe's one walk went to "Hellol" Dale LonS' leading off the ninth. It ;~ , OWl City, lowl was Newcombe's sixth win of the It the trademark of Iowa year. He has lost four . City'. friendliest tavern. Deadline for orden il Saturday, June 13. . .' "II ,rulfee, elect. bY. Shortstop Roy McMllIan, hitting. No Phone Orden, Plea.. ' · ThB Dally loWGtl' his econd homer in as many You're right, nany pa"~, games, powered the Reds into a It'. "Doc" Connell'.1 , · 3.() lead In the econd. His ninth 507 E. COLLEGE ST. Circulation Department homer of the year hit the JeU field foul line marker after Gus The Annex The DaHy Iowan Bell and Ed Balley singled. 16 E, CoIl ... Iowa City, Iowa ., • AISOCJIATID ..... Moe Drabow ky, losing his fifth PHONE 3240 He,. i. my .....r for ...... copy(ies) of'" Annual ~r'SI I, enUtied IX­ 'only 5~ C \Ise tor republlc.lIOft new. printed III thJa Unlvenity Edition. I endose $ ...... to cover entt,. weU AI aU AJ> IIIW. More and More a copy cost at SOc per copy. 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LfI - A in which he also stressed that Roman Catholic bishop expelled GALVESTON, Tex. IA'I - Gov. Long will demand a jury hear­ Baltimore psychiatrist warned the medical hypnosis, if properly and from China by the Communists Earl K. Long of Louisiana - an Ing, Levy disclosed. Rackets Probe nation's doctors and dentists selectively used, has tremendous unwtlll.Dg patient in a mental Levy also said the governor may I Thursday against quickie courses pOtentialities for good in a wide was killed here Wednesday in an clinic - decided Thursday to fight contend the state of Texas has WASHINGTON (UPJ ) - The Sen­ in medical hypnosis he said are range of medical and surgical ap­ automobile accident. He was Bish­ any move to declare him insane. no jurisdiction oller him since he Iate Rackets Committee accused being offered by some laymen and plications. op Job Tchen, 70, who came to is the sovereign head of Louisi­ Chief Deputy Prosecutor Metro even doctors themselves. The governor's decision set the But he said hypnosis should be Brazil five years ago. The station stage for what could be a biUer ana. But. Levy added, the pos­ IHolovachka of Lake County, Jnd., Dr. Harold Rosen of John Hop­ used only if a doctor, in addition family wrangle. Several members sible challenge to the jurisdiction Thursday of being "an operating kins University, who heads a new to knowing the actual technique wagon in which he was riding hit of his family, including his wife. of the Galveston County Probate Ipart of the criminal syndicate drive by the American Medical of hypnosis, is also trained for at a roadbank and upset. asked a Texas court to detain Court - which ordered the sanity I which conducted vice and gambl­ Association to assure proper and least a period of several months Gov. Long. hearing-has not been determined. ing" in the county. discriminate use of hypnosis in in what he termed "psychodynam­ The announcement ended all Chairman John L. McClellan, (D­ medicine, said such courses and ics" - that is, the understanding RED MEETING Adrain S. Levy Sr., former Gal­ speculation that Long might agree Ark.), denounced Holovacbka's of· any other incomplete training for of the motivational bases of hu- VIENNA. Austria (A'! - S\)Vlet veston mayor and one of Leng's to submit to psychiatric treatment ficial conduct in a statement read the use of mesmerizing methods three court-appointed attorneys. man behavior. Defense Minister Rodion Y. Mal. voluntarily and eliminate the need for him at the windup of the COIn­ in treatment constitute playing At a news conference, Rosen made public Gov. Long's determl­ {or the sanity hearing. mittee's investigation or pinball with dynamite as far as patients said he does not know of any in- inovsky was received in Cormal Datloa to fight. The governor's wife £lew from machine gambling and prostitution are concerned. stances so far whereby use of hyp- audience Thursday by President Levy said the 63-year~ld Lou­ Baton Rouge, La., to Galliestun in the Gary, Ind.. area near Chi­ He said so in an address to the nos is by incompletely trained doc- Adolf Schaerf on the second day isiana governor planned to appear Wednesday to try and persuade cago. lOSth annual meeting of the AMA tor-hypnotists had caused harm to In person for a sanity hearing Long to agree to the treatments. The final hearing also produced patients. But he said Utere have of a week's visit. nelt Tuesday before Probate Long was flown here in a Louisi­ te timony that former Gov. John been some cases in whIch patients ------...--.,-­ JudJe Hugh Gibson. ana Air National Guard plane S. Fine of Pensylvania issued a Turkish President might have been better off in the FLOWERS long run ir hypnosis had not been May 30 following a blowup in a "'pre-dated pardon" that appar­ FOR EVERY OCCASION legislative meeting at Baton ently helped Sicilian-born John Has Audience used. He stressed that Ute poten­ Rouge, where he laced his explo­ La Rocca, reputed boss of the Pitts· tial for harm exists. FLOWER BETTY'S SHOP Urge Judges' sive remarks with a good meas­ burgh underworld, escape deporta· With Pope John Concerning the quickie courses ure of profanity. PHYSICS DEMONSTRATION-Prof. Juliu. S. Miller, EI Camino tion in 1954. - of only three days' duration - At HALL'S 127 S_ Dub\IIIW Mrs. Long signed commitment Colleg., California, who will .peak Wednesday at SU I at the Col­ La Rocca was pictured as an as· VATICAN CITY, (uP)) - Turk­ Rosen said they are being offered Phon. 1-1622 'Removal papers asking Judge Gibson to or­ loquium of College Phy.ici.ts, il shown presenting hi. television pro­ sociate of AnUtony Pinelli, veteran Ish President Celal Bayar had by groups of individuals "some- der Long into the protective cus· Chicago mobster who organized the times including medical doctors .-______~ __, gram, "Why I. It So?" Miller i. among 12 lecturer. who will speak an audience with Pope John XXIIl tody of John Sealy Hospital. She syndicate eperations in Lake and sometimes not." Some of 8t. Paul Lalb.ron Chapol at the annual meeting being held at SUI Wedne.day throulJIh Satur· From Politics claimed he wa exhausted-both County, which is 'near the Illinois Thursday during an unprecedented these courses, he said, are being JllIssourl Synod oW~ Eas' Jell.raon mentally and physically - and Dr. day. border. visit that was expected to lead to advertised "at race-tracks"-with DES MOINES (II - The newly· Titus Harris, head of the hospital's Haled before the committee, the diplomatiC relations beLween Tur­ free tickets of admission to the New SUmmer Seb.dul~ 56-year~ld La Rocca, who said he races as one the inducements elected president of the Iowa State psychiatric clinic said Long's con­ key and the Holy See. One Sen'lee at 9 _.m. Bar Assn. says it's important to finement was neccessary. wanted to become a citizen "as for doctors and dentists to sign Sunday Sebool at 10 a.m. , pass legislation which would take Physics Meeting To Het;Jr much as I want to live," eiUter Although Turkish Premier Adnan up. Iowa judges out of politics. said he did not know or invoked Menderes visited the late Pope lhc Fifth Amendment's protection Carl F. Conway, 52, of Osage, Atom Spy Fuchs Pius XII in 1955, Bayer was his CAN SAVE THE ONE HOUI against possible sell-incrimination was named president Thursday at TV Lecturer Wednesday ARTISTIC CLEANING WAYI when questioned about the pardon. Moslem nation's first chief of the openine session of Ute group's To Be Released Odorless, Mothproof A nationally-known. physicist who designed for the National Radio He said his attorney in the 1954 state ever to meet with a Roman YOU! two-day meeting in Des Moines. LONDON IA'I - Britain intends is renowned (or his brilliant and Astronomy Observatory at Green deportation proceedings was the Catholic pontiff. Cleaning He emphasized the need for pas' to free Dr. Klpus Fuchs, the super­ dramatic television shows will Bank, W.Va. late Charles J. Margiolti, former sage of proposed constitutional Bayer's visit took place in a the spy who helped the Soviet Union speak at SUI Wednesday evening. Professor James A. Van Allen, Pensylvania attorney general. The amendment which would make the become an atomic power. at Lhe Prof. Julius S. Miller of EI profes or and head of the Depart· committee said the pardon elimin­ friendly atmosphere which con­ I i naming of Iowa district and su­ end of the month. He can go to Camino College, California, will ment of Physics and discoverer of ated one of the two crimes of moral trasted with memories of bloody I preme court judges basically ap­ the Communist East if he wishes. speak at 8 p.m. at the 21st annual the twin radiation belts in space, turpitude needed to oust La Rocca battles in past centuries between SKIRTS & PANTS pointive. Home Secretary Richard A. BuL· Colloquium of College PhysiCists will speak at 11 a.m. Friday on his from the country. Turks and Christians. Pope John I The amendment was approved by ler told the House of Commons on "Some Exciting Demonstrations radiation findings. Following UIC McClellan's closing statement served as apostolic delegate to ·the 1959 . sesslon of the legislature. Thursday of the impending release in Physics." His CBS television colloquium lectures, Thomas Gold, was read by Sen. Karl E. Mundt, It must be passed by the 1961 of the mild-mannered, German­ shows, "Why Is It So ?" have been a prominent astrophysicist from m-S.D.l, a committee member. Turkey from 1934 to 1944. ~,.lijlic session 'before it can go to the born nuclear scientist and said he widely acclaimed for their simpli· Harvard College Observatory, will McClellan, who has been troubled Relations between Turkey and CLEANERS people as a referendum. will be permitted to stay in Brit· city in presenting complex prin- conduct the annual Associated June by a kidney ailment, entered Beth­ The Vatican have improved im­ SOC Conway denied that the amend­ ain or go abroad - whichever he ciples of physics. . Lectures Friday afternoon and Sat· esda, Md ., Naval Hospital Thurs­ measurably since the Turks ap­ ment is' "special interest legisla­ likes. Eleven other lectures will speak urday morning on "Magnetic Fields day for a check-up. peared on the European scene tion" for the legal profession. Fuchs, now 47, was sentenced at the colloquium, which is ex­ and Particles in the Solar System" He said in his statement that five cenLuries ago as a scourge of Hour Present ' meUtods of election, in and "The Large·Scale Structure of One March 1, 19SO, to 14 years in pris. pected to draw some ISO physicists Holovachka "obviously aided and Christianity. The two states grew WE CLEAN ON whIch judges are elected with on for giving British and Ameri· from 30 states and 70 colleges to the Universe." abetted" two pinball syndicates to close after World War 11 in the 415 E. BURLINGTON party labels, are "bad for the Sponsored by the National can atomic secrets to the Russians the SUI Physics Building. The gain a county monopoly that face of the common danger of SATURDAY! 114 SO. CAPITOL people and the profession.," Con­ while he was top scientist at Brit· meetings will begin Wednesday at Science Foundation, the colloquium brought in millions oC dollars. Communism. Way .said. ain's Harwell research station. 2 p.m. with a lecture by Ned Ash­ meetings are open to the public He called upon the citizens of ,. Conway is a native of Garner. He Butler contended Fuchs has ton, Iowa City consulting engineer, free of charge. Although the pro­ Lake County "to take appropriate is a graduate oC Coe College and been out or the main stream o( on a 140-root radio telescope he gram is designed for teachers of and effective action to rid their .' the State University of Iowa. scientific research so long that ------­ college physics, Professor Miller's community of these elements in­ Here's why Tareyton's Dual Filter He has practiced law in Osage he no longer is dangerous and that demonstrations are expected to be cluding the removal and replace­ since 1931. it would be wrong to hobble him. of general interest. ment of these public officials who THE TAREYTON filters as no sin,le filter can: In otlier action Thursday, Pat· Scotland Yard agents arrested Summerfield Among his simple displays of ele­ have been unfaithful to their trust rick D. Kelly of Des Moines waS Fuchs at the Harwell Laboratory mentary principles of physics is and responsibility." _1-.' 1. It combines an effICient pure white outer elected president of the junior bar nine years ago on a tip irom the one showing the absolute weight of RING filter •• , section of the Iowa State Bar Assn. FBI. Fuchs had seen the World Bars Novel atmospheric load. Taking a wood Other new officers are Thomas War II A-bomb assembled in the slat, Professor Miller places it M. Collins of Cedar Rapids, vice United States. He worked with flatly on a desk with several inches Californian Says MARKS THE president, and Gordon Darling of American scientists at Oak Ridge, From Mails hanging over the edge. Then he Wia~rset, secretary. Tenn. puts a single sheet of newspaper Yacht Attacked WArolmN9-to ,IUPIl - Po,s, over the long end ' I ing on the .REAL '~ THING _ i, , t.; r-J. ;; "i1: u, aesk.' ~ " \1, V\'~.1 't, master General Arthur E. Sum- By Nicaraguans When he hi ts lhe short end with merfield Thursday barred the un- his fist, the slat snaps instead GARDEN GROVE, Calif., (uPlI THE REAL THING IN MILDNESS:-:-, THE REAL THING IN FINE TOBACCO TASTE I~ News Digest expurgated version of D. H. of the newspaper flying through the -A California building subdivider Lawrence's novel, "Lady Chat- air. The atmospheric weight disclosed Thursday that his new Lesson for today: In a few short months, New Dual Filter Tareytons have ' terly's Lqver," from the u.s. Mail spread out over the single sheet yacht was straffed by a Nicaragu­ ~8 Iniured In Boston Explosion; of newspaper is heavier than the become a big favorite on lJ.S. campuses. For further references, see your! an fighter plane and later boarded - ~ -:--- on grounds it is an "obscene and weight of the fist coming down, he , - Bomb Planted In Station Say Police by Naval authorities off the west campus smoke shop. ( filthy" book. explains. coast of the embattled South BOSTON IA'I - A bomb which sembled ruins of a war·shaltered He said any literary merit the American republic. police said was planled in a lock- community_ book may have is "far outweighed Builder Henry C. Cox told his er at a Boston rapid transit ele­ No one was killed but 11 were by the pornographic and smutty business partner Fred Hewett, reported seriously injured. Surrender of 46 passages and words." Newport Beach, Calif., that the vated station exploded with war· The blast wrecked sections of Nicaragua Rebels attack and boarding took place time roree Thursday. the station superstructure and "The book is replete with de­ last Thursday as he was ferrying scriptions in minute dctail of sexual At least 38 persons were inju­ shattered hundreds of windows in Lessens Th reat the new $1SO,000 yacht from Flori­ adjOining buildings, including al­ acts engaged in or discussed by da to the West Coast. rled, some serIously. and an area most one entire panel of an in· the book's principal characters," MANAGUA, Nicaragua (.fI - Hewett released the Details to within 100 yeards of the station reo dustrial structure. Summerfield said in his finding. Forty·six rag g e d and hungry the Garden Grove Daily News. young rebels, the core of the lat­ Hewett said the fighter plane Britain To Begin Construction "These descriptions utilize filthy, est uprising in Nicaragua, surren­ continued to fire on the 83-foot Of offensive and degrading words and dered unconditionally Thursday to boat even though crew members First Nuclear Submarine terms." the forces of President Luis So· waved a white nag and stopped BARROW IN FURNESS, Eng. yard stocks, the timbered bulldlng Summerfield acted after a hear­ moza. Some others vowed to fight the engines. WI - Britain's first nuclear sub- cradle. The submarine, Britain's Ing had been held in New York on in the jungle. It was not known if the boat was The surrender was a big setback struck by the bullets, Hewett said. marine, the Dreadnought,. g~s up first atomic vessel is expected to last monUt on the shipment of the GIl the .tocks for the begmrung of . ' for the opposition seeking to over­ Later the boat was boarded by construction Friday, thanks to Am- . take to the water m 1960. newly published edition by Grove throw the 23-year-old Somoza reo Nicaraguan Naval Officials and erlcan help, Dreadnought was first planned Press Inc. The judicial officer, gime. forced to put in at the port city of Prince Philip, sailor husband of as an all-British affair back in Charles D. Ablard, reported detaiJs The rebels are being brought Corinto. Queen Elizabeth II, will press a 1952. But last year Ute government of the hearing to Summerfield. from the jungles in southern Nica· The Nicaraguans searched the switch to swing a cylindrical hull abandoned plans to bulld a British ragua, about 100 miles from the boat, and Cox told Hewett the Grove Press announced it would section into position on the ship· submarine reactor. capital. government had reports Utal two "immediat~ly take all necessary They surrendered to the Nation­ boats were bringing guns for the Funeral Services Set For Mrs. Barnwell, steps to obtain a reversal of the al Guard or Gen. Anastasio So· revolutionaries from Cuba. Wife Of Recent Air Academy Graduate post olfice decision." It said the moza, brother ' of the President, The yacht and crew then was ban involves "fundamental issues after the government refused their released and ordered to saiJ di­ DENVER (UPI) - F u ne r a 1 well lost control of his car. It of freedom under the constitution." request for safe conduct out of rectly to Acalpulco, Mexico. It is the country. there now. services will be held for 18-year~ld skidded, hit a culvert, and flipped "In effect, a department estab· Barbara Ann Barnwell Monday at over. Another rebel band was said still the Denver church where just a Barnwell and his bride were lished to carry the mail has set to be operating in the northwest. MAYOR 41 YEARS week aco, with a royal blessing, thrown out. Barbara Ann was kill­ itself up as a censor and has ar· A government communique said ST. JACQUES-DES-PILES, Que. she married a member of Ute first ed instantly. He suffered head and rogated to itself the function of troops had clashed with this group (A'J - Jean Crete is retiring at 70 Air Force Academy graduating leg injuries. telling the public what it may and killing one and injuring others. after 24 two-year Lerms as mayor. The communqiue added this band He says he's stepping down whlle class. A rosary will be sung ror Mrs. may not read," Barney Rossett, They were driving on their Barnwell Sunday. She will be could not be considered a military still young enough to enjoy leisure. president of Grove Press said in honeymoon Wednesday through the buried at Mt. Olivet Cemetery threat. His candidacy was never opposed, Southern ute Indian Reservation Monday, after services at Christ New York. he recalls, even when he first ran In southwest Colorado when Barn- the King Church. Grove Press CiJed motions In at the age of 22. Federal Court Wednesday asking Colonists In Dutch New York Paper Advises: To Halt for a temporary injunction against With Hollander DO·IT· YOURSELF Inflation, Write Your Congressman New York Postmaster Robert K. Christenberry preventing him from NEW YORK (UPI - A Du{ch­ NEW YORK, (UPI> - The New tion action by individuals in a two­ man cut short his trailer tour of interfering wiUt the distribution of WASH & DRY York World·Telegram and Sun page spread headlined: "You can the United States and sailed for the book. home today, complaining that the Coin Operl," told Its readers Thursday that each help stop inflation. " It consisted essentially of this: "Write your Surrvnerfield said he read the settlers in the new world were Open 24 HOUri 0 Day could help stop Inflation through senators and congressmen today." transcript of the hearing as well as dirty and had no manners. ~ u program for positive public a copy of "Lady Chatterley's Lov­ Luitjen Kleiterp, Chief Inspec­ EVERY DAY PIICES: The program climaxed an eight· action." er" which has been barred from tor of Education in Groningen, WASH part series called "innation is Ute U.S. Mails since 1928. Holland. dropped out of an 11- The Scripps-Howard Newspaper people" by Staff Writer William IN SOFT Lawrence's novel is regarded trailer European caravan at Las offered a blueprint for anli·lnna- Longgood. WATER 1Sc as an English language classic by Vegas, Nev. some critics. The author wrote .. America is decidedly not as Columnist Speaks In Liberace Case; three versions in his efforts to clean as Holland, especially the FLUFP ~all. Pianist 'Preposterous Clown' portray an English noblewoman's small hotels and trailer camps," DRY SC love affair with her gameskeeper. he said. LONDON I.t! - Columnist Wi!· Mirror was Intended to imply that Even worse were the crude man­ Ham Connor admitted in court Liberace was a homosexual. ners of the colonists, he said. .It '''I~ "When they don't understand L..... 2Sc Thursday that he disliked Liber- Attorney Gilbert Bayfus sug­ Khrushchev Will you, they say, 'huh? ' or 'what's ac:e's .. perfonnanccs. . He testified gested Connor had displayed de· that?' instead of 'I beg your PaT-I he had wanted to cut the Ameri- testation for Liberace in a Mirror Visit Norway don," Kleiterp complained. • KING KOIN article three years ago. Americans we ref r iendly can TV pianist down to size as "[ did not delest Mr. Llberace," OSLO, Norway LfI - Soviet Pre­ enough, he said, but they lived .... pre" po' ate' roUI clown." Co nnor repI ied. "In his persona I mier Nikita Khrushchev will ar­ too much in a hurry. LAUNDEREm But the 5O-year~ld newsman, capacity he was enUrely unknown rive here on a cruiser for his Visit Besides, he said, life in the dtJfencllng ~Irnself against a libel to me, but I strongly dislike what 923 S. Rlv.rsld. Drivi to Scandinavia in August, the I \ IUlt, inslstecl oo.thlng he had writ· he does on the stage, in the con­ Norwegian Foreien Ministry said Yo~itt E:~n~a~nJ~ ~~pe~~~~ P!eII" .. FR.. P,rkl", teD III the tabloid Londoa Daily cert hall and on television," Thursday, too, .• _ ...... h_'" ' . _.. _ ... _._._ ...... ______THE DAILY 10WAN-I_. City, I•. -Friclay, June 12. ,.st-P ... 1 illed 1 Credit Given For 5 Oays- lishap 25 Stud~~ts, 3 Faculty Men Develop Wholeness Of Self Brazil , ' (A'j - A Library Workshop Planned bishop expelled ReGeiv~tDentistry Awards Michaelsen Tells Med Grads "Library l'\'ice for \ oung Pro- erence and bibliographic servic : Ihe Communists Special awards were presented ology Cor his interest and accomp­ Graduating medical sluden! at sonalitie , unique wul , minds and Ada Sionet, reCerence librariap; ~edneSday in an to 25 students and ,3 .faculty mem­ lishment in the use of dentistry S I were urged Thursday night heart oC their a'>' n," 1ich elsen ple" i:> the th me of the Librar~' G. Robert Carlsen, professor 01 He was Bish. bers at SUI's annual denlal convo· X-ray methods. to develop a "completene s or told the group. Work hop {or public and school Ii· English and education; PrOllost rl. cation, held Thursday. evening in wholeness" oC self ralher than "Integrity o( elf requires that brarians, to be held at the Center H rv y H. Da\'is: Frank S. Han­ ~, who came to The Iowa Society of Ot'al Sur· Macbride Auditoriu'm; with WiI· geons award went to LaVern A.Bla­ falling into the single image of a we remove all masks from time I for Continuation Study . 10nday lin, head of the Acqui itions De. Iago. The sta ion liam J . Simon, dcan of the College don, D4, Ames, Fifty·dollar Mingcr doctor. to time, 10 ask what it's all about, through Friday of next w k. partmenl: Robert Underbrink, as- ' was riding hit of Dentistry, presiding. awards, given annually to the out­ Robert fichael en, director of who ~'e are, whal there is in li~e Sponsored by the SCI College istant h ad of the Acqui ilion De­ Ronald G, Gunn, Fort Madison, standing freshman and sophomore the School of Religion, pointed out that IS rna I worthwhil , what It of Education and ni\ersity Li· partInent. John Hedg , .s.sociate received the Alpha Omega award, dentistry students, were received that the tudents had upposedly mean t,o be a per ~?-this ~artic- I braries, th work hop i d igned director, Audio-Visual Department; a scroll and plaque given to the by James F. Rundle, 01, Paton, acquired enough or nearly enough ular untque person, he sald. to shar ideas and probl m. con· Th a P. Ca\'ender, head or the senior student wit~ the highest and David S. Shaw, D2, Britt, traIning and education to assume Thur day ' c??\,ocalion .wa at· cerned Wllh librari n.hip Partiei- Calalog Department. S. J . Kne­ scholastic average In . the College sophomore. the re pon ibilities oC their pro· tended by (~mtlle ~ nd rrlend oC pants will also have tb opportun· z \ieh. a. soci.te proCe SOl' oC ed­ Scwlet of DentiStry. fession . the gradualmg nto~s , and by ily to discu . reading problem ucalion, Ralph H. OJ mann, pro­ Raymond J, Finn Jr,. Harlan. of the with competent leader and exam· Cessor o{ child welfare: John WiD· Omicron Kappa Upsilon schol. received the Fenton Memorial "But have you also acquired the member~ medtc~l, (acult~ . in formal astic awards went to Gunn; Rich· integrity 10 be a re ponsible hu­ The . wars, rt r recetvmg th tr in new boo weU non-book Inie , a,s."ociate prof rand actine award, given to the junior stu­ mecl1cal d,ear ~oday, wUl rvl' mat rial . director or th TV Center; Mrs. by President ard Christiansen. 04 ~' Denison; dent who hIlS excelled in basic man being?" he asked, r minding John L. Fetter, 04, Chelsea: EI· Ihat "integrity" means not only one-year .mternshlp . ~(ore . n,tt'r. Registrants may rn on m- Jacqu line DalllS, librarian at Uni· science subjects and hu demon· tng practtce or pecialtty tralOLn:. ester.hour of colleg credit (or sue· ver ity Nigh hool ; and Esther wood R. Harvey, 04, Marshall· strated interest in the oral mani· moral soundness and hone ty, but town; Larry L. Na~h, 04. Iowa festatior.s of systemic dise.ses. also complet nes.s or wholene ce Cui com plett on of th (ii' -da)' Reinking, librarian at Iowa City City; and Robert V. Shupe. 04. se ion, according to ilrs. Lou ne Junior High School. Awards from the college denUst­ Michael en, peak.ing at the Clarion. Medical Convocation, told the Residents Protest 'ewsome, director o( the workshop ry Classes of 1923 and 1929, given graduating seniors that society's and a. i tant pro(e. or oC library QUEEN TO START TOUR Faculty members .receiving OKU to students on tlJe basis of scholar­ Liquor Store education. awards were Dr. Arne ~ . Bjorndal, ship, professional attitude, charac· tendency to categorize can be harmful to them if it leads to a DES WfNES 1.91 _ Some 30 or Taking part til the workshop from OTTAWA 1.91 - Th royal y cht assistant professor ' of operative ter and personality, were made, Lasansky Gets Degree doctor's being identified only by 40 prote I again t a propo al to the U1 . tarC will I>,e . Leslie w.. Brttannla now is due to arrive dentistry; Dr. Robert Silha , as· respectively, to Kei th W. Besley, RECEIVES DEGREE-It wu Mauricio Las.nsky, professor of art, p sistant prOfessor of oral diagnosis; his academic degree and profe • e tabU h a liquor tore in Iount Dunl.a : dtr tor o( Lnlller lty . Li· Sunday at ydn y, N.S., to await D3, Des Moines, and James A. Ver who received the honorary degree Monday from Iowa Wesleyan sion. The "doctor image" may aet PI a ant hali been r ccived by b~ane , Dale ~ . B ~ntz, ~ octate the art of the royal tour of Queen and Dr. Daniel E. Waitl!, associate Heist, D2, MaSon City. " , College. Mount Pleasant. but it was his son, Leonardo, 13, who car· a a substitute Cor the d velop­ the tate Liqu r Control Commis.j dtrector .0C nJ\,erSJly Ltbrarle : Elizabeth II and Prince PhJJip professor and bead of ~ral surgery. Five $30 gift certificates toward The OKU awards wete presented ried home the degree itself. Shown after the commencement ex· ment of your personal wholene the purchase of publications by the or integrity, h warn d. sian, Chairman William Hou I -M.fi ·i JiUlilaiBiairitl.tnig., . h. aiiidj of. r.ef.·iiitiiihriiiOiiiU;&;h;t;h;;;:;t;. ;La:;w;r:;n:;c;;;;;:a:w:a,y, by Dr. Erling Thoen , professor of C. V. Mosby Company, Sl. Louis, ercises are Prof, Lasansky, Leo'l1ardao and Mrs. Lasansky. aid Thur d y, dental technology, past national Michaelsen reminded lhe stu· One objector, th Re\,. J mes Mo., went to outstanding freshmen dents that little of their training president of OKU . . .. Gary B. Blodgett, Pleasantville ; Proxel of the First Bapti t Church Edward M. Braley, D4 , Manson, had been designed to develop Bernard J. CaIza, Midlothian, Ill. ; Pharmacy Awards Given "this integrity, this selrhood, th is in Mount PI a ant, appear d in received the American :)l.cademy of Harrle T. Shearer, Des Moines ; person to pre ent his prote t this Dental Medicine award, a certifi· sharpnes of personal identity." Dan D. Steele, Maloy; and David As a matter of fact, he said, it week. Commi ion member quot· cate and five-year subscription to L. Turpin, Manson. ed him as saying the members o{ the Journal of Dental Medicine, giv. To 6 Students Thursday had been designed to help them The Alpha Kappa Gamma Key, conform to a mold . And this, with· his congregation oppos hailing a en to a student for "aChievement, given to lhe dental hygiene stu. Six outstanding students in the ability, excellence of character and liquor tore in the county. proficiehcy and promise." in limits, is as it should be, the dent completing the course with College of Pharmacy received scholastic achievement. .lne JamllY speaker added, All phy iclans The commi Ion ha. delayed un· The American Academy of Gold the highest scholastic average, til the end or thi month a final awards Thursday evening at the of t~(' latE' Lt. Sidney London, "Mo­ mu t be with a cerlain body of Foil Operators award. given to went to Nancy L. Daggett. OX, ville, a IMl SUI pharmacy gradu· knowledge; otherwise there would d ci ion on wh ther to open thl' a student who shows outstanding Fairfield. Miss Oagget. who will Pharmacy Senior Banquet at the ate, established the award, be no profession, he said. store, which ha been reque. ted promise in gojd foil work, went to • receive her bachelor of arb de· Iowa Memorial Union, Merck Prizes were award d to "Bu.t physicians are al 0 by a number of Mount Plea ant Jack E, Sturdivant, 04, Madrid. gree today. was one of 21 coeds Donna L. Nelson Iowa City, reo David I. Grant, Rockwell City, and and women with individual re ident , Certificates of merit and a year'~ who received Certificates in Dent· ceived the Lehn and Fink Gold Ja k T Lane, Waterloo, Two membership in the American So- al Hygiene at the convocation, seniors ~th high schola tic stand· ciety of Dentistry for Children Sigma Phi Alpha awards for out· Medal awarded to the senior at· ings in ubject dt'aling with di . were awarded to Donald L. paUl-I·sta nding scholarship, service and taining the highe t scholastic aver· pensing arc awarded copies of the son, 04, Des Moines, and Rod· character were given to Miss Dag· age in all pharmacy courses. Miss "Merck Index" and "Merck ney S. Bane, D4, Iowa City, get! and dental hygiene students Nelson also received the Tecters Manual" by M rck and Company, Daniel L. Hall, D4, Hastings, Phyllis A. Baralla, DX, De .5 Inc, received a certifi cate from the Am·1 Moines; and Austa M. Cozzens, Prize, a one-year membership in SIFIEDADS erican Academy of Oral Roentgen· IDX , Zearing. the American Pharmaceutical A'· Classified Where To Eat Who Does 11? Aport"".nt for Rent sociation, which is given to the Advertising Rates TURJ'""tt"'"U-,-=-b-"C""'k""I-"':a:":n:':'d ment Mbov Lubin'. Ph rmacy. UtII,· r HilI. It.. turl1lah~'d . J. I Five Days ...... 15¢ a Word ATTRACTIVE SlnJlt. Room tor um,"~r . bullan.. Sewln, machtn... for Phone '-10 Miss Nelson received a third Ten Days ...... , 20¢ a Word )Olale .tuden! 1016 E. Colt ,e. '-2223. SInnr awlnl Center. 125 • • Dubuqua. TWO and three room ap.ortmt"lI. M.r. Fourteen top medical students record in physiology during the ' .t2 Phone H t3 '-12R rled coupte. onl)'. Olat II-U(14 ',10 were presented scholarships and freshmen year in medicine. award, the $25 Chehak Prize, given One Month .. .. 39¢ a Word (Minimum Charge ~) ROOMS for bo~.. .t~.OO . Cookln. TURNI H D-- Ip.orlmenl. --tOol E. Talr· awards Thursday evening at SUI's Three juniors named winners of to the most deserving pharmacy privlttC'ee. 5t69 6·18 Mi scelloneous child 11-12 t can: medical convocation in the Iowa tuit ion scholarships from the Fish· student in biochemistry. ~587 tg,o V01.K. WAGEN Gott dubo. 8SM NICE J or 3 room apartment. Adut(S, er Foundation, Marshalltown, were Winner of the Bristol Prize, given Phone 4191 _...-______' _. '_3 ' or 8·3371. 18 2844 b,lwHn 5: :10 to 8:30 p.m, 7· 10 Memorial Union . R' h d G h D t white.Q!!!U ' IC ar ra am, avenpor; by Bristol Laboratorit's, Inc., was Good Reading THE DAILY IOWAN RESERVES ROOMS tor' bon. AvaUlbl tOt um­ 420 N. Gllberl . U". 11-1 Basil N. SpirtQs" Campbell, David Wetrich, Grand Junction ; THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY mpr Prtvole balh and 1I,ln, room Ohio, won the $500 Sorden Award, and John McCam mond, Des David D. Almquist, P4, Osage. The for the THREE room ap.orln'lCnt and bath. Un. ADVERTISING COPY . I~~~~' 6·18 lumWled, Slav" furnJm~ . Reuon· Foundation to a senior who has Moines. prize, a copy 01 Howard's "Modern ROOMS tor men tor . ummer, lIS N. able .. f uled coupt . AVlnabte no"'- at Whole Family CtJnton . 6336 6.18 W I Llberly , Con MAln ,·2024 or given by the Borden Company Sophomores winning Fisher Drug Encyclopedia," is awardcd House for Rent ' . IIlA. 1-20 scholarships were Edwin Newman, to tb~ st.udent who has been out· ed SMALL "" tIM.~~ perfortl meritorious uwJlQ~ad. ~avt!Jl~M'i r'~QI1~uinn, Versail- stan'-1lng in extra-currieuhlr" actio ,r:.... ' News r ," IC! ,. ~:: "" ntlbtel ,t, ' 3703: ' . ua te research. les, Ill. ; abd Richard Cheville, vities. .. TiUs C. Evans .. J.r" M2, Iowa i Lamoni. The Fisber scholarships Robert M. Larson, Mapleton, was SINGLE alld doubte roonu tor House For Sale mer and tltL 57(14, TOV! TURNISttEO two rool" aplrunen', City, won t~WaLt.ar .•L. Bierring Iare awarded on the basis of aca- awarded the Rexall. Trophy, an • Facts 8·44SO lIlarrll'cnch and eQlltpmenl. NEED two male student. to share ---. (Cedar Rapid I JunCllon. R""",a nl. Call It was one of the rare formal is added to a bronze plaque. II IISfllST • IWInlt $I"UIIG ROlEl Jarge apartment for Bu mmer, 8· t73O. ROOM lor man. Sllmmer, 221 N. Linn. Unlverslly Ext. 2474 aCler 8 p,m. A10n­ Phane !lIra, Glen P. ThamPlOn, evening parties in MoscoW 's inter- 11-13 4861. 6·13 day l.hroulh Friday. SheU Rock , Iowa national colony . Ambas adors, dip. lomats, journalists and their wives Starts turned out in black ties, glittering 'iiJ4RSrrV evening gowns and Jewels to watch , u 0 11'11" I' l ~ \ TODAY! the models parade. DANCE THE &UNfIGRT SATURDAY - JUNE W ATDOD&E CITY ... DALE THOMAS AlINA ~ASHFI • BRIAN OOIIlEVY I ['1'. '7:J T3~r• SWISHER PAVILION YOUR ONLY SHOWING SWISHER, IOWA _...... - It.. . Call GI NOW Ends SATURDAY .---- CO·HIT lIeld H • • lo,. By a lIunlod Klltor ~ ·jil ·* * * *--N.V o.nv- "THE YOUNG CAPTIVES" ,'11:t ENDS Sleve Marlow - Luana PatUn NOW DANIELLE • GERARD SATURDAY DARRIEUX PHILIPE TEENAGE CARNIVAL SI_'S ~~-J -3BIGHITS- "lhe IWU ahd Cedar ••,fdA, low. - TONITt ~ line., In Welkrn 8wl lll" BIG BATTLE OF MUSIC lheBLACK' (ROUGE ET NOIR) CADY BROS. VI. rt.I\t 1[CMlI DICK MILLER & THE RHYTHMASTERS CO·FEATURETTE Adm. '1.00 - ATURDAY­ "Bo, Mlell Olrt NI,hl" "TO, 40" Mu.l. Hnndaome _ Youn/l - Elll rlatnlng I~ TH! HIGHLIGHTS B~ SATURDAY SPECIAL ACADEMY AWARD ER' . , Student Rat_s SOc WINN , , wltfl ID C.rIA liTHE CHICKEN" ' PlI'ge '-THE DAILY IOWAN- low. City, la.-Friday, June 12. 19S' Baha'i To Hold State May Begin 100>i "'~Hj 4S aJj M04S In WCMj SUI Rlaywright Awarded $8 To Swim City Pool? or 5fOH Y;)f.!MS 69 Cadets Public Lecture An early morning swim cost comb, A3, Waterloo ; William Ob· Elm Disease Fight The Iowa City Baha'i Group eight SUI students each $5 plus linger, C3, Waterloo; Gene Muel· DES M01NES fA'! - State aid will sponsor a public lecture at 2 $3 costs. leI', A4, San Bernadinao, Calif.; in combatting Dutch elm disease First Prize In Contest and Phil Bartlett,' A3, Bedford. To Receive p.m. Sunday in the East Lobby The eight, five men and three was asked by a gl'oup of Des Richard F . Stockton, G, Los Angeles, has been awarded the $150 Conference Room of the Iowa women, were fined on charges The group was arrested on the Moines officials at a meeting with first prize in the H. K. Smith Memorial Playwright Award contest. Memorial Uni on in observance of of loitering after Iowa City po· complaint of a resident of Park Secretary of Agriculture Clyde €ommissions Stockton, a graduate student in the Department of Speech and Race Amity Day. Mrs. Lyle W. lice arrested them for swimming Road. The eight had entefed the Spry Thursday. Dramatic Arts, received the award for his play. "The Litter Of Flow· Munson of Des Moines will speak in the Iowa City Pool at 1:15 pool by climbing the surrounding Spry said the stale couldn't pro· Commissioning exercises for 69 ers," a two-act drama. on the subject, "The Fruit of a.m. Thursday. fence. vide money enough [or a state· ~. ROTC cadets will be held at IS a.m. The contest is sponsored annually by the Little Theatre of J ack· Justice Will be Peace." The men spent the night in jail, wide spraying program. FAIR TRIAL today in the north gymnasium. The sonville, Fla., for original, un· The Baha'i Worid Faith upholds while the coeds were released on But he agreed to explore the invocation wiJI be offered by Robert pubUshed and un produced manu- H V the principle of Oneness of Man· bond at 3 a.m. Two of the men OTTAWA tA'I - Publication or possibility of setting up and equip· S. Michaelsen, head of the School scripts of at l~ast . one and one ouse otes kind . It believes that only after were still dressed in bathing suits broadcast of any admission or ping a laboratory where elm wood of Religion. Sidney G. Winter, dean half hours playmg lime. achievement of this all·embracing at the court appearance. confession by an accused person samples from trees suspected of oC the College of Commerce will The theatre maintains a one· IA · Ik I friendship can assurance of world Students fined were: Merideth during a preliminary hearing having the disease could be lest· give the charge to the new reserve y~ar . option to p!'oduce the pl'iz~. gal nst e s peace become a reality. Suhr, A3, Charles City; Pamela would be made illegal by criminal' ed free of charge. officers and Col. Charles G. Kirk, wlOOIng play Without royalty If Mrs. Munson is a graduate of Durr, A3 , Rock Island , Ill.; Doris code amendments proposed to Under the prIJposal, the state head of Air Science will make the they decide to do so. 5 u rp Ius PI an Western Illinois State Teachers Arntal, A4 , Shenandoah ; Gary R. Parliament Thursday, to avoid I wou.ld . provide t~ e laboratory a~d Use An Iowan Want Ad " presentation of commissions. The Little Theatre of Jackson- University at Macomb, II I. Todd, A2, Waterloo ; Thomas Hoi· prejudice to the accused. equip I.t. Des Momes would staff It. Capt. .Robert .F: Wilderson, adju· ville is considering "The Litter oC tant, wlll admmlster the oath of Flowers" premeire for next sea· WASHlNGTON (UPf) _ The office to the following Sfmy cadets , son. to be commissioned second lieu. , ,.. . Housc, by an almost straight party· 1 tenants in the Army Reserve: Stockton s prlze -wmn~g. pl~y line vote, Thursday voted over. concerns a young psychlatnc 10- 'COOKIN' IN OR C()OKIN OUT Franklin T. Adnms. A4. Ames: Ar- tern who develops an emolional at- whelmingly again t all Administra· lhur W. Andrews. A4. Iowa City: Thomas E. Bailey. E4, Atlantic : Jame. Itachment to a patient he is treat· tion-backed plan for curbing the ~urr'!a:: ' A~~' B~~~8 PlC;;:~~ : Torn G. ing for suicidal impulses. nation's multi-billion dollar wheat TRY ASPECIAL CUT STEAK OR ROAST FROM THESE TENDER, TASTY, CHOICE RIBS WilliamWilliam R .Q Burton.. Bum s,C4 A4,. Adol MI.; Pleasant:J8mes J. The . patient reveals ,.the incident surpluscs. Davis. A4. Iowa City ; Robert M. Dills. which caused her gutlt feehngs- After the tentative but top-heavy A4, Bouton : Richard E. Douda, C4, a crucial decision which she made Cedar Rapid s; Carl T. Elller. G. ManU· . 168 114 vote the House put off until cello: Howa rd J. Elder, E4, Mason City ; as an Army nurse 10 World War' , U.S.D,A. Charles F. Fairall, C4, Ma ...... I1· II. The decision she believes, led today a final showdown on both the lown ; Vernon D. Finch. E4, Cedar h d h f Id ' Rapids: Thomas P. Fisher. E~. corG", to t e eat 0 two so lers. Republican proposal and a Demo. \ lIIe: Fredric W. Folbrecht, A4, Iowa A tm t th t' b'll tid b FaUs; Charles C. Fretwell. G. Keokuk ; reenac en 0 r e war scene era IC I S rong y oppose y Gregory C. Goblirsch. A4 , Dow City: leads to a surprising discovery for President Eisenhower. The Demo· : RI~~3m l!.' GH:~lr~~ i. A4;..:IO~e~IIW i the intern as to the id nuty of onc cratic bill would raj e wheat price I Thomas J. Heronlmus, A4, Holland; of the soldiers. supports 20 per cent. Jon W. Janda, E4, Cedar Rapids; BenJa- .. min R. Jone •. C4. Des Moln•• ; Alan Stockton had one play, The The margin of Thursday's vote R. LeU. E4, Iowa City. Thoma. Leon, Casket Maker" produced both in indicated the GOP plan would go A4. Davenport; John S. Leshyn. E4, ' Chicago. 111 .; Melville D. Lumbard, the Studio Theatre and by the dOWn to final defeat. Democratic C4 . Des Moines: James C. Macy, E4, Television Department last se· farm leaders said they believed Iowa City; Dennis A. May, A4., Clarln- 1 h do: Ivan L. Mullenix, C4. Grundy mester. Another full length p ay, they had the votes to push trough Center; Thom •• E. NUient, A4. Decorah; "The Trial oC Captain John their plan despite opposition by f~~:;,sas t: pJI~~":.eX4, :e~ o~::nJ~ ~e~ Brown," has been scheduled for some big cily Democrats who are M. Price, E